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Special Notice.

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Liring Age. The two periodicals are
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one frequently appear in the other
There seems to be good reason why the
same field should be occupied by both.
The combination of the two journals will
leave Littelrs LicinS Age the only &C.
lectic weekly published in the country;
and the unexpired subscriptions to EcerJ
Saturday, and its advertising contracts,
will be filled by The Loing Age. To the
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sure in commenting The kring Igs;; it
will complete the serisls now Publishing
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| through the arrangement above mention
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The Sonth Still fo- Secession.

TO the Union. The pretensc that they
respect and revere the American flag il
miserable sham. Penn yielded to FEEDER
nj troops because ho dared not oprose
force to force I. follows THAT the sr,npa-
thy layishel upon Southern White League
Democrats by the Northern people. on the
theory that they war only upon so-cailed
carpet-hag State governments, is misplac-
ed. The Southern plaa is to overthrow
State governments with view ultimately
to overthrow N Union. To regard the
Southern situation from any other stand
point is u be cullcl by a fatal delusion.
And why did the South wish in 1851 TO
destroy the Union Merely because the
Union woull no, extend the institution of
slavery into now territory. The cause Of
disloy Atty N the South is nov, rs it was
in 1881, the desire to est,biiS'l the doc
trinc Of pronarty in MN. Southern
White League Democrats hate the \ eri
can Nag, because it means equal rights 70
black and white alike: because it means
freedom Of speech AMI of political acti n.
Every White League organization NJ the
South is, therefore, concerted move
me1t not merely to elevate Democrats to
power in State, hut to haul down the
flag Of the stars AMI stripes AMI raise in
its place the flag of the stars AM bars, AMI
that flag means slavery. Slavery was the
cornerstone of thu rebel Confelerlcv.
and il is To restoration Of the institution
of slavery tia. the efforts Of the Southern
Democracy are all directed to-day as
much as they were directed to its extern
sion during the period from 1850 to 1857
Southern Democratic Journals do not hes.
tate to declare that nothing but the weak
ness of the South as compared with the
strength of the North prevents new
accession movement. Witness fhe follow
ing from tho New IBERIA tI.al Sugar 5or':
II is high time the South should he
rlain and hottest in her langna-e toward
the North and cease This sillv twaddlc
about Northern sentiment. We must
work out cur own slhvat.on. anil dancnd
no longer upon The broken reed Of North
,ern friendship.
The South has the same moral right to
force her peculiar vie upon the North
as the latter has to force hers upon us
The only difference is. the North il
strong and the South is weak: IN. that is
no reason why We should not think az we
please, and saw what we think The
whole question ,s nnrclv one nf interest:
and IT nee think the South ,r,ul7 bettfr mr..
self by 0n0fhsr secesaion, let rs Men fenr.
less,y 05rocnte II There are. however.
other objects Of higher inheritance and
more easily obtained at present. ard for
these we should contend With all orr
might We beltsrs. nsrprtAs'ess TINT be-
fore another 1e.nHs the tn, oren sertiop.
ofthe Enion ,c;N be om'eH7 nat rantent<Ny
making history FIR Mensslrts ua1er seDn-
rate gorern ments.
The "other objects more easily obtained
4 present" are the possession Of State
governments: the grand ultimate object
is the establishment of the Confederacy
based on African slavery -Ecchange
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ing ,f -aithfu b., fan in any angua-e.
CJybus .xp ana. osy It maze Tbs i, adm, asy
and delightful. i post AIT of ,a,l author is gwen
aud a SIX. t.h Of ach aithor llf, an worsr. 4
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Masterpiece made - furnish the bass ani
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L. II has know.,dg Masterpieces
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H. It exhibits III AUTHOR himself, ra,h4r
than IN "a a. m him.
III II gy,s GoApLETG WORKS. MT fras-
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and cariets
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NEiT.G tTioN and isD.P DaNT thought
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Our Democratic friends feel very jubi-
liant over the election Of Major Ainsworth
-Democrst-to Congress in the Third
Iowa District. Should they su coed in
the future as in the past, having elected
one Congressman in about Is years, they
wi probably gain the entire control of
the State Of Iowa in One Hundred Years.
We do not believe that the present gene.
ration will ever live to see the day when
the Democracy shall rule in Iowa.
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TOLEDO, THURSDAY, OCT ., fs7 !

John the imr1,cula,c irish o. the STATE
pre,, the recognized leader OF the ''c'no-
eracy in Iowa, in an article wherein ns
indirectly alluies to the Wilkinson expose
.,.,.s..,ha, the truth. the whole truth and
nothing bu, the truth will be hereafter
,,,,h,;stea concerning the leaders" OF the
Republican party That il right John,
h.avc ahead. We have heard you blow
vour trumpet before.
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We were sorry to notice the bad effect,
that looking At the eclipse last Saturday
night. seemed to have on number of our
youth. Il is our impression that the
glass through which they had each been
trying to view the moon had been filed
with bad whiskey. II wont do boys. II
is high time for each IT you to profit by
the bitter lesson Of experience.
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lust Published. in Sealed Enrelor.
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TEACHER OF VOCAL AND 1ys-,.
Music. To'edo. Iowa. IL
vote herself 10 her prof, ssion pa,sse'lN s
fully solicited. to begin at once -F't
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all busin. es entrusted to mia cas-
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DR.. Nc Afee's Specific

FEVER 90 AGUE
WILL CUEs THE WORST CASES IN - HOURS.
Price SIP for sure cure.
OFTIcE 6ouRs--8 to l. 2 to 8. and to 3. sun.
days 2 to 10 A. II. and to ; p. n.
All lett4s promptly answered, and c0rreepon.
dence con4 tsutial Address, Lock Bog -. Dsv-
export Iq
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A. BRANAMAr

4 TTORNEYS AT LAW. To'pdo : Il
Iowa. Offfee in Stones bniis.a
Waters Grocery Store.
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APPELLANTS f. pr

TTORNEY AT LAW. No.a-, D.,
y tee OF the Peace, Toledo iOYv@, s
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BRADSHAW Rpo,,
GEORGE pA,,,,-

TTORNEYS AND cOrNsrro,.
Toledo. Tama Comfy. low, -9 az
Building. over Clarke Bros a,n-s Wy,
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ALLOWED BY THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISOR ;
7nmn Cnuniy. Iom".
AT TIE
Octooe. Term, 1874,

The Name of Claimant, Amount Claimed.
Amount Allowed AMI for what Par
pose Allowed
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TTTORNEYS At Law. ro,.,
Practice in the supreme. Y ,,s :, loNl
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Business and Profess,
THOMAS S. Err,
ST1VERS & SAr,n>

4 TTORNEY At Law and
Morse'a Store. WA Oae. NJ
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Conceded 10 Be the Finest Book Store in tie C.tsi
States TIE ADVANCE
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sTRUBLE q Conn.,

4 TToRNE1s AT Law. Toledo ~.
n Iowa. ONCE in Johnston. J y oI.s, Z
The Portland daily press., 1874-06-13

as do his strongest political friends. With
rare natural abilities and fine culture, he joins
great industry, strong will, honesty OF pur-
pose, and a courage that enables him 10 fol-
low the line his convictions of duty point out,
whether for the time being it places him on
the popular or unpopular side of question"
The Machias Republican thinks that in
that section Mr.. Perham is the favorite for
United States Senator.
The st. John Globe in noticing the rec-
procity treaty says that ''the idea of introduc.
ing manufactured goods may meet with some
opposition, and we fear our Dominion man
ufactures will be no better able to compete
with the manufactures of ithe United States,
than are those of the Lower Provinces
against those of the whole Dominion. Ihere
will be, however, some advantage IN having
the larger market, and, possibly this may
outweigh tbe disadvantage in which the
American manufacturer places us with bis
LARGE capital and his large home market. To
the province of New Brunswick there will be
an immense gain in our ability to sell our
ships in the United States, and although we
are not, apparently, to have the coasting
trade, still the benefit derived from the first
named privilege will stimulate shipbuilding
here to very great extent"
The Republican organs in Maine have been
trying to stave off discussion of the sena-
torial question until Joe Manley and s. S.
Marble and those fellows had ''fixed'' the
new members of the Legislature, but they are
not succeeding well. The Portland Adoer-
hos toti hn al
hatred to Hamlin and Blaine, and now the
Portland PRESS suggests that Hamlin isn't
the only man in the State, and that Israel
Washburn, Josiah III. Drunmond and Sid
ney Perham are also good men for tie place.
Boston Herald.
The Portland daily press., 1874-06-13
STATE NEWS.
ANpRosooae1N COUNTY

ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.
ira N. Beais of Lewiston is under bonds to
the amount of $4,000 for embezzling the money
and stock of j. w. McDuffee jeweler, at
whose store he was clerk. He says he
couldn't get his pay and so thought he would
take it. His populations amount to several
Thousand dollars.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Prof. White with the scientific members of
the Junior class of Bowdoin College was off on
Monday last for week encampment on one
OF the Goose Islands in the bay, to give the
students an opportunity to explore and study
up natures specimens for themselves.
Mr.. J. f. Gerald, the temperance lecturer,
was thrown from carriage in Brunswick a
few days since and seriously injured.
"Eye-pleasing adjunct is what they call a
vane on mans barn in Bridgton.
Mrs. Dunn of Naples helped load and spread
eighteen loads of manure in the forenoon, held
pillow in the afternoon and shovelled away the
banking around the house after supper and
the News thinks she beats Denmark's cham
pion smart woman. 4t
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Hancock County Agricultural Society has
elected Hon. Samuel WATSON, member Of the
Board of Agriculture.
The new water works at Mt Desert to pro-
vide pure water are completed.
KENNEBEc COUNTY.
jackson Gerald of Benton went to sleep
soon after leaving the breakfast table few
days ago and at last accounts all attempts to
awaken him had proved unavailing.
KNOX COUNTY.
Thomaston proposes to celebrate the Fourth
II subscriptions enough can be obtained.
PENOBsCoT COUNTY.
A desperate fight between two stations oc-
Cured IN Bangor the ether day. 1t was neces-
sary to knock them senseless before thew could
be separated One was ruined.
The State Railroad Commissioners have
completed their inspection of the E. & N. A.
dition.
A child five years DID, bright, active and red
haired, was left on door step in Skowhegan
few nights since.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The Sentinel says that there are to be several
vessels fitted out at that port for the Banks
Notwithstanding reports to the contrary.
YORK COUNTY.
At the annual meeting of the York Manu-
featuring Company the following officers were
Saltonstall; Directors James Ellison, Thomas
Wigglesworth, Samuel G. Smelling, Seth Be-
mis-, Walter Hastings, James Longley, Will
liam 6. Saltonstall.
Biddeford has case of small pox.
A house owned by Mr. Cleaves at Goose
Rock was burned to the ground Tuesday night
1t was undoubtedly incendiary. Loss 81, 900;
insured for $500 in Gloucester.
The Portland daily press., 1874-06-13

July Iowa republican state convention at Des
Moines.
July 15-Indiana democratic state convention at
Indianapolis.
July 29-Alabama democratic state convention at
Montgomery.
August SELECTION of congressman in Kentucky.
August 5-Kansas farmers state convention at
Topeka. -
August 6-Eection of congressman in North Caro-
INA; Michigan reform state convention at Lansing.
August Voting on the adoption of the new con-
stitution in Ohio.
August 19-Pennsylvania republican state conven-
ton at Harrisburg; Tennessee democratic state con-
vention at Nashville.
August 26-Ohio democratic state convention at
columbus; Pennsylvania democratic state conven-
ton at Harrisburg.
September Election of state officers and con-
gressmen in Vermont.
September Election Of congressman in Califor-
mia.
September l4-Election ofstate officers and con-
gressmen in Maine. 80
October 13-Eection of state officers and congress-
men in Indiana Iowa and Nebraska
October 14-Election of congressman in Georgia.
October 22-Election of congressman in West Vir-
gnia.
November ELECTION of state officers and con-
gressmen in Louisiana.
STANDARDIZATION of both state officers and con-
gressmen in Massachusetts,, New York. New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Illinois, Michigan, Mis-
souri,, Kansas. Nevada, Alabama, South Carolina
and Tennessee; election of congressman only in
Rhode Island Maryland, Virginia, Florida, Nssis-
Ohio will elect state officers and congressman on
October ID or November 8, according the new
sttution Is rejected accepted at the voting Au-
gust IS.
The Portland daily press., 1874-06-13
Porous Plasters.
To the Editor of the Press:

To the Editor Of the Press.
BOSTON, June IL, 1873
The fact has just come to my notice that my
name in connection with the plaster business
has been referred to in the Portland papers,
and 1 wish to say that you have been entirely
misinformed in regard to the matter, in most
respects.
l formerly travelled for Nathan Wood & Son,
of your city, but now am employed by concern
in Boston, who also handle plasters in trade.
The goods in question are put up in style SIM
liar to others manufactured by N Y. parties,
known as the ''Alcock' plasters, but are not
intended to initiate and are expressly advertised
to be different although superior) goods. And
though l have been recently sued by New
York parties, who are very jealous of all goods
of this class outside their own manufacture,
the termination of the matter by court decision
yet remains to be seen. l wish to assure my
many Portland friends that there has been no
attempt at counterfeiting, and that 1 am hui
inflated only by what has appeared in the
Portland papers.
f. r. JORDAN
The Portland daily press., 1874-06-13
DIR. SCHENCK'S
PulmOnic Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic, and
Mandrake Pills.

These medicines have undoubtedly performed more
cures of Consumption than any other remedy known
to the American public. They are compounded of
vegetable ingredients and contain nothing which
be injurious to the human constitution.
Of her remedies advertised as cures for Consump-
ton, probably contain opium, which is somewhat
dangerous drug in all cases, and if taken freely by
consumptive patients, it must do great injury; for
its tendency is to conne the morbid matter in the
system, which Of course, must make cure impossi-
Bile.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup is warranted not to
contain particle of opium: 1t is composed of pow
erful but harmless herbs which act on the lungs
liver, stomach and BLOOD and thus correct all NOR
bid secretions and expel all the diseased matter from
the body. These are the only means by which Con-
sumption can be cured and as Schenck's Pulmonic
Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills are the
only medicines which operate in this way it is obv-
Gus they are the only genuine cure for Pulmonary
Consumption. Each bottle Of this invaluable medi-
cine is ccompanied by full directions.
DIR. Schenck is professedly at his principal office,
corner Sixth and Arch Streets, Philadelphia, every
Monday, and at the Quincy House, Boston, on the
following Wednesdays June 10th and Oath, July Sth
aud 22d, and August 9TH and 18th.
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