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From the indianapolis urnal.l
Tilden as a Rebel.

On the Goth of October, 1864, less than
one month before the Presidential cleo
tion, on which hung tho fate of the Ma
tion, grand Democratic mass meeting
was held at Syracuse, New York, under
the special management of the State
Central Committee, of which Mr.. Tilden
was chairman. The banners carried in
the procession were prepared under the
special supervision OF the State Commit
tee, and presumable with the knowledge
of the chairman. Among them were the
following infamous notices:
"a despot has his paradise, and liberty
hath her avengers"
american soil scourged by an unconditional
despot in Abraham Lincoln"
"No more victims for slaughter pens. Not q
man-not a dollar"
"If Seward touches his bell' again, the people
will stretch his neck"
"The Constitution will obey, but arbitrary
arrests we will resist unto DEATH"
"The people Are ready to take vengeance on
the advocates of civil war"
"Lincoln has murdered three white men te
free one negro"
"Free ballots or free bullets. Crush the ty
rant Lincoln before he crushes you"
"Hesistancc to tyrants is obedience to God"
"Down with Basties."
These were the wellknown sentiment;
of the copperhead of the period. They
were the sort Of mottoes used by thu
Sons Of Liberty and Knights Of th,
Golden Circle in this State, all of whom
by the way, are "reformers' like Mr.. Til
den,
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TINWAR re. &C.
TINWARE. &C.
Read THIS

Having bought Mr.. C Gra-
hams interest in the TIN
SHOP, | have appointed him
my Agent to carry on the bu-
siness for me. | would be
pleased to have the public
give me a call for anything
they may need in my line. i
will keep on hand and for
sale, Stoves & Tinware of ev-
cry description, and sell to
you at prices lower than the
lowest. | am prepared to do
ISpouting, Sheet Iron and Tin
/ Roofing, Job Work and Re
pairing of all kinds. Don't
forget to give me a call and
be convinced that it will bC
to your interest to deal with
me. Remember the place
one door above Snider's bake
shop, Broadway.
| am also keeping a FIRs,
GLASS HOTEL, two doors be
low my old stand on Broad
way, wherc | can acc0mmo
date all who may give me
call.
JOHN BURT.
May %, 1910. SIN
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Left at Last

genuine touch of woman nature, as
well as human nature, pervades the fol-
lowing. from a correspondent in Detroit:
"A comfortable old couple sat a seat or
two in front of us on the railroad during
one of the hottest days last summer.
The journey was evidently one of the
events OF their lives, and their curiosity
excited the attention of the passengers.
At q way-station the old gentleman step
ped out Of the car to get drink or to
buy a doughnut, and heard the bell only
in time to rush to the door OF the eating
house and see the train moving off with:
out him. The old lady in her seat had
been fidgeting and looking out of the
window in her anxiety for his return,
and when she saw his plight, his frantic
gestures for the train to stop as it swept
farther and farther away, she exclaimed,
'There my old mans got left; he has
there, see he hasl Wall, she continued,
settling back into her seat again, I'm
glad on't-it's always. nanny, you'll
get left nanny, you'll get leftp all my
life long; and now he's gone and got
left, and I'm glad ont Her candid re-
Election on the accident, and the evident
satisfaction she felt ia the fact that ii
was the old man and not herself that was
left, was greeted by round of laughing
applause. Not a few Of the ladies in the
car were delighted that il was the old
man and not the woman who had
caught it. this time. For once the lord
and not the lady, made the blunder, and
got left II Heald's College Journal.
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Mishler's Herb Bitters.

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over 20 years been recognized as THE STAND
ARD REMEDY for dyspepsia, Liver Com plalnt
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the circulation and regulating the secretions,
il promotes vigorous condition Of all the or
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A personal letter from Martinsburg,
West Virginia, gives the following laugh
able incident ."The Tildenites had a
meeting and torchlight procession here
on last Friday evening. Patterson of
Colorado, Harrison of Illinois and Hard.
enbaugh of New Jersey, all NJ. Cs., adj
dressed the unterrifed. During Patter-
sons remarks he bawled out-Who is
Governor Hayes? Who knows him? A
Johnny sitting in tree near by yelled
out, Il do. shot at him during the
war; - Columbus Journal.
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EFFEcTUAL SPECIFIC

For Constitution. II =t Pain m the Suoui-
month bfiiCus attacks PtIpitafion Of the Heart,
Pain ia thgrcg!on OF the iidneyS; sp9ndency
gloom and rorebodiug~ uf evil. all of which are
the offspring Of a diseased Liver.
The Liver, the largest organ I'm the body Is
generally the seat OF the disease ANA u not
REGULATED IN time, great suIieFlns' "9etched-
ness, and DEATH VIII cn=ue.
Iryou feel dull, drowsy, dcbilitated, have fire.
quent headache, mouth tastes badly, poor APP
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rom Torpid Liver or Riliousness, and nothing
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Ihave never seen or tried such simple, eff
cacious, satisfactory aud pleasant remedy in
my life.-H. Hainea1 ~. LOUIS Mo.
Hon. der. II. Stephens.
occasionally use, when my condition re-
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Governor Of alabama.
Your Regulator has been in my family for
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Shorter, Ala.
I have used the regulator in my family for
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President Of city Bank.
| simmons Liver Regulator has proved good
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Druggists
| We have been acouafnted with DR. Simmons
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The Clergy.
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X. Fielder, Perry, Ca.
Ladies' Endorsement
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I-EIlen Mcacham, Chattahoochee, Fla.
Professional.
From actual experience in the use Of tn
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| medicine.-Dr. j. w. Mason.
". T. Florida Conference.
I have used DIR. simmons Liver Regulator
my family for Dyspepsia and Sick lleadaeh
and regard il an invaluable remedy. III mas ~
. failed to give relief in any instance.-ltev.
+. Easterling.
President Ogleth0rpe College.
simmons Liver Regulator is certainly sp
cinc for that class of complaints which
claims to cure.
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1t was the remark of the judicious,
honest and sagacious editor Of that ex-
cellent paper, the Cleveland Leader: "If
Richard Smith does not cease his mali
cious and personal attacks on leading
Republicans, the quicker he goes over to
the Democracy, the better it will be for
the cause OF Republicanism" We notice
this is the view of a great many other
Republican papers, Cincinnati Times.
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These are "hard times" I'll tell you
why. The nation is spending more mo-
ney for liquor than for all the bread it
eats, all the books it reads, all the
clothes it wears, and all the churches it
has ever built. If every saloon could be
shut up, and every bottle was smashed
forever, we should have better times in
twenty-four hours. Cut oil the headlines
and let us move forward as becomes q
great Nation like ours.
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Some of the Democratic papers, the
Louisville Courier-J ournal especially, are
pleased to print list of gentlemen hold
ing Cabinet positions under Grant, and
to cry out against its length as a reproach
to the President and disgrace to the
party. Let us see about that. The faith
er OF the present Democratic party, and
the pride of its existence, was Jackson.
Excluding, for purposes of comparison,
the Interior Department, which had no
existence in Jackson's time, we find the
total list of gentlemen, who were at diff
ferent times his Cabinet officers, to be IL.
The total with Grant has been lS, there
having been one death (Rawlins), which
makes the record of the two just even.
jackson has the added honor of being
the only President who ever had Cabi
net appointment Clancy, for the Treasu
ry) rejected by the Senate.
But there is better case for compari
SON than Jackson s-Buchanan-who, in
his single term, made use OF no less thar
seventeen different Cabinet officers. L
would appear that, upon this subject a
least, the Democrats shonld preserve
discreet silence-provided it be conced
ed, which it isn't, that the mere fact o
frequent Cabinet changes is, per SC, il
anywise discreditable to the President
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

For all diseases of the Liver, stomach, a Spleen.
NAI.ARIoIrS FFVFRS, BOWEL COM
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In the matter of George w. Poor, ,Bankrupt.-U.
S District Court, Southern District Of Ohio.
The creditors OF the above named Bankrupt
are hereby notified that on Thursday, August
II, 1876, a general meeting OF creditors will be
held at the Office Of and before Nelson w. Ev-
ans, Register in Bankruptcy, liz West Second
street, Portsmouth, Ohio, ioi lhe purpose OF
auditing a SuppIemental account Of Assignees
then to be filed, and for declaIlnga second gem
erral dividend among the creditors whlch
would have been declared at 81 general meet
ing, May p, 1870, except for contests among
{ reditors which have since been settled by or
der of the Court. JOHNSON WADE, ana
WILLIAM VAUGHN,
Assgnees Of George W. Poor, Bankrupt
July n, ls76-3t
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1t Might Have Been

Led by a wiser hand than ours
We Journey through this earthly scene,
And should not in our weary hours
Turn to regret what might have been.
And yet these hearts, when wrung by pain,
Or torn by disappointment Keen
VIII seek relief from present care
In thoughts of joys that might have been.
But let us stlll these wishes vain;
We know not that Of which we dream;
Our life might have been sadder yet,
God only knows what might have been.
Forgive Us, Lord, our little faith,
And help us all from morn TIL cen,
still To believe that lot the best
Which ts-not that which might have been.
And grant we may pass these days,
The cradle and the grave between,
That deaths dark hour not darker be
By thoughts OF what life might have been.
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Dircrt connections made NJ Lancaster fuf
Cfrrinwftla. Zanrawiiir. and al points On ths
tlnrinnatf a MuakfnEum Valley Hallway y-and
af r,oinrn6nm for All points East and West Ne
change of cars from Columbus ~ FhAA@10A NhA@s
M.s,s Tofh Iuafamapnltn and Chicago
M. NJ 8nEENEs Vice President
W A. MILLS General Ticket Agent
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The Late Hon, Thaddeus Stevens

suffered for many years from an organic afiec,
tion of the Kidneys, which his physician found
10 be incurable Mishler's HeIb Bitters was the
ONLY remedy which afforded him any felleI,
and he pronounced 10 ''the most wonderful
combination Of medicinal herbs he ever saw" !"
Sold by an Druggists and Dealers at Il pei
hottie.
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John Henry says, after mature reflec-
ton, that his wife can't be beat-at least
not by him Cincinnati Times.
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CINCINNATI WESLEYAN COLLEGE.
FoH YOUNG WOMEN.

bars IN MAGNIFICENT buildings generous table
Tharutlgh cuur-. ia English, science Classics,
and Modern Languages. im~urpnsseft maNnm-
tae,-. f,r Music aud Art. Address the President,
Rev David n. Moore, -. D., Cincinnati, Ohio.
lulyi3-et
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Miss Sitting Bulls first name is Sioux
Times.
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ohio AGRICULTURAL AND MECHAN
ICAL COLLEGE.

Eleven departments. Extended course of
study in all collegiate branches. Usual degrees
Conferred. Special advantages in Natural Sci
ences Well equipped laboratories and cabi-
pets Tuition free; expenses low. For further
information address ,..,,
President, EDWARD ORToN,
tppes Am Columbus, Ohio.
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Crazy Horse has joined the party o
Reform Cincinnati Times.
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stations marked thus tH1 are nag HtntfuuAs and
trains will stop when niFnnled q do -.
W. w. PEABODY Master ANAnnps
&C. FvAMm. Agent at Jackson
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n:1:.~.,.., are cured hy using X. a r.
hlllNllAIbA Tonic tliaiF aud liquid
Indigestion hA''a,' '','.',... = -, = .
PlltA Tonic EitMlr and Liquid
Extract uf Beef. whether
brought on ~ natural
causes ur th~ ust uf tniufla
Gus mCdiriues.
Female Diseases are cured by using q. . T;
Diseased Liver Esifaoi isPis 'tiis y l.sef fa
ChldTel'S DiSeaSffsesnfiss fs'ia Fislr I- sRa Lsqid
Extract Of Hscf Except his
urth0HH.l -
kidney Troubles e. Tea f@f y Si Si'RS Rqdid i ~
tract 90 ltrrs.
Weaknesses Z Sa'o g a.iqs q ma II = ~ IsSi.
Elxir aud Liquid kxffne'
uf Beef.
If you DO not nnd this medicine 90 uu~ afna
store. cull nt another, aud t ii is not on sale ID
ynur place. have your druggist ordirr a. ~ Hrmd
1 direct 90 ua. ..-
/ Price, st per bottle. sent un rurript 20 price
| HECIIAEn~ON s. TuLLIDGE.
/ mavA 10 Cincinnati. -.
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~lE= Extra Fine Mixed Cards, with name,
z% - 70 cents, postpaid j.. Jones q Co.. Mas
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TRAINS ooiN0 MONTH.

All trains equlpped wifh Muller Platforms
and HnudeFammM HydfnmiAw Brake.
nM-Fnr Further information AddFnaa
aFu. ~. CHArMA%. Nenefaa MnmaEHfs
J. ~ rnrEns, sept. Columbus
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When death was hourly expected from Ion-
sunpfion. an remedies having failed, and DIT.
H James was experimenting, he accidentally
made "A preparation of Indian Hemp, which
cured his only child, and now gives this recipe
free on receipt Of two stamps 10 pay expenses.
Hemp also cures night-sweat, nausea at the
sfomach and will break q fresh cold in twenty
CRADDOCK & CO,
,032 Race Street, Philadelphia, naming TINS
paper. Juhe-9onI
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- AGENTS WANTED FOR THE eREAl
Centennial HISTORY

IL sells faster than any other book ever pun
lished. one Agent sold 81 copies Ia is,, enc aay;
send for our extra terms 70 agents. -Ns.L'''.'a -
Publishing co. Chicago, H., -. Louis, Mo, or
Columbus, Ohio.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ohio w Wesleyan University,
DELAWARE, OHIO.

Rev. G. III. PAYNE, LID, President
Ample Buildings, Grounds, Libraries, ana Mn-
scum. College Department-Classical alld e Sel-
cnfific courses. Special courses in ChemlsIIy'
Biology, Hebrew, German, and trench. IL IL
paratory northumberland ana Sclg ghllhC y,
courses. Teachers course Of two years. iAlules
admitted 10 College classes. Fall term DeEahis III
sept. -U.h. Entrance examination sept; lgth
For catalogues, etc, address fIoi. T. - Ni1A
| SON.
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S,oLuMnus AND HOOKING VALLEY
r A RO A ID.
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d,40 a day at home. Agents wanted. Outht
blZ aud terms free. TRUE CO., Augusta,
Maine.
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M G DIcAL.

XT. TONIC ELINIH AND LIQUID
IL. EXTRACT on BEEF.
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Also, Manufacturers and Dealers in
Furniture. Turning and Scroll Saw
ing done to order. Everything in our
line sold at the lowest living prices.
Thanking the public for their liberal
patronage for the last IL years, we re-
spectfully ask a continuance of the same.
Store corner Main and Railrod streets
(near the depot. Residences on Main
street, first and second houses next to
the store. Orders by mail promptly filled
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TIME TABLE.
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simmons Liver Regulator is certainly spe
cific for that class OF complaints when ]
claims to
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DAUBER & BRO.
No. I3IO.---In Bankruptcy.

July 20. Is7j-tf
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have used DIR. simmons Liver Regulator In
my family for Dyspepsia and Sick Headaehe
aud regard IL an invaluable remedy. III mas no'
failed 10 give relief in amy instance.-Rev. w
+. Easterling.
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THE JACKSON STANDARD.

The Standard will be
sent for one year, and a
copy of the Portrait of
Gov. HAYES, for 81 80. The
paper will be sent until after
the Presidential election,
and the Portrait of Gov.
HAYES, for only
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For laying out the dead. Furnished FIRE
of charge on application.
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From actual exnericnce in the use Of this
medicine in my practice, 1 have been, and am,
satisfied 10 use and prescribe IL as a purgatiVe
medicine.-Dr. j. w. Mason.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-22
Philadelphia Trade Report.

MONDAY, Feb Election is In limited re.
quest at l27a@l3asc. tor middling upland
and New Orleans.
Bark is nominal at s32 per ton for
No. lQuercitrOn,
seeds-Cloverseed Is quiet, with moderate
ofersngs Of the better grades. We quote
Western and Pennsylvania at l3@l4Hc. per
pound the latter rats for recleaGed. Itmo.
Thy and Flaxseed remain unchanged.
Groceries--C Coffee is inactive, and only
few hundred bags sold at l51x@lSAc.f for kio;
l5h@ISc for Santos; l7119l9c for Maracaibo,
parcels are landed, and will be taken by
our retners' who are willing purchasers.
Wequote at 73S@77sc for fair and good REIN,
Ing Cuba. Molasses--l,500 hhds. Cuba sold
ets!c for 5O.test, Refined Sugars are fairly
active at lll4c for cut loaf; l0Mc for crushed
and powdered; lOHc for granuiated, and Aoc
for 4.
Flour and Meal-There is moderate de.
mand for Flour from the home consumers,
and priae es are we'll sustained. About 800
barrels changed hands, including superdne
Of saa4 Is; extras "a 2jN475; Wisconsin ex.
lra family at IS 5Oea5 75; Minnesota do 90 at
S1abe2H; do do patent at Ss; Penna. Ohio,
and Indiana ut SIS 60a6 Is, and fancy prands
Msas5. Rye dour sells at "a s7H. In Corn
Grain Holders of Wheat are nrm in
their views. and for the better grades hir
inquiry exists from the local millers, sales
q, Penna Red at SlS Sal 40; do amber at
N40al 43, and Western red ct 81 05al 20 and
white at 81 45@l IS. Rye sells at SSsS6c;
Co5n Is in fair demand. and over lO,OV
bushels sold at SO j9c for yellow, 60@8lc Tor
All; and Gle for white. Oats are selling at
Aaasc for white. and 42e44o for mixed.
Whisky is lower, and now offered AZ
alOfor Western iron. bound.
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
MONDAY Feb. 2l.--Beef Critic were in bet.
Mrrequest to-day and prices ruled stronger
"equots at 4@73<c. Receiyts 2tO0 nsao'
aSJames McFillen westn an Texas 4x@ec
sSA& Christy Western 6@7Hc
W Martin Fuller Il Co Western 640t%c
~ McFillen & Bro Western 6@7hc
~ McArdle Western 611@7Nc
MsrHathaway Western and Pa 897c
e. Maynes Western 6M@7c
W 5 Mooney Western conc
Smyth q Bro Western 5H@6Hc
9H - Miller Western 6@7Ac
~ Smyth, Western, SOTO.
IIn ~ Schamberg & Co, Western, 513dG7c.
~ Frcnk, Western, 6@7c.
~ Mooney, Western, 5@6Ac.
4SI Mooney, Western, 6H@8Ac.
y, ,Hh Cham, Jr, Western, 506c.
lN Frank & Leavenstine, Western 61508Hc
% James Kirk, Yves .ern, 5L10615c.
1900 head.
~ aaogs were firmer, and changed hands al
'eSl0, as to quality. Receipts, 2,6OO heao.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-22

DIDGEs FOOD Is THE ORIGINAL.
nIDGE'S FOOD IS THE ORIGINAL.
Cooked food of Its kind. 1t does not Gauge
acidity and wind. Guaranteed purity; -"
suit all Sold BY druegfsts everywhere.
decl-.f A's lHa 4-f~'l = rlaS h7-isF
The Morning herald., 1876-02-22
PHILADELPHIA MARKET6.
stock Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. q, 1875.

fold ia @ll41s Phila 4 Read
SIjSnr SIT los ealO7 RR, 5l%@5lX
TN;.' MsN 1ssl i2Sll "a l23% North Penn 81 @5413
:" S.uls lSn5ll8 6llSL Phila & Erie 22l%@22a
Dluivls15 ll9I l1 OC& A RR l5Z@l536
"jn,y ls67 l22S l22A Lehigh Val IS @6S11
"InivlSQ8 l23a7a ly}Z NAV Stock 5O1s@6
pI6.f,s l2lE l2l% Catawissa n l8sz@l9A
New SIS lISI ll9 do prefd. 4513946N
City Gs, ,newl0oH9 lvSA y Central n SSl5gSsH
CCosof N AOA Gl4OA HestOnv1lle 39Z@S9T
penna RR 57I@ 575<