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innuiMixu irr,mtAru. ruiiiADLrillA. SAIUKDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1801.
SATURDAY, RErTF.MLER 10, 1864.
A mi'iRiTr.n ncso.
The following souf-stlrrlng rvMi bare found thelrway
lata oar drawer, with do author's nam attached. The?
Mtu-e a poetic lastr, a pMrtorir ardor, and a drerrlptlvo
ability of a t.l;h ordar. ai a national ballad atioiiU tie
pleased to f it iienerally adopted and iimi. II In already
extensively iimr In the nary, and kai beoo tat to tuailc
Ed. T '.uniarii.l
The Banner of the M.
When Admiral Farrnanl Inok.-d ronnd til-on Ms do1.
at tlia irrminatHin of the flitu in M,,biie Bur. he rrf'twil
to'eelfe Jubol commandrruniii)riiiian. saym, I hat In
lw of the noble dead and wounded. Iicroi.ld retard lln
rhanan only aa an i nrmT. Tlie Jiurnini t tli' .kl Wtro
Upper with blood; Morally!
"Earli plunk Willi gore run fd,"
Trt how proudly did Ilia herolr iiln- look upon (h doar
and bra. old flu for which they wrr pvrlliitiK lito and
Msnb. rarrasn.t. fxipnut, and wlmlow! What elnMr
amn and h.ynl hcartH have hur brought to the dcl unc of
The riannr of the Ben."
Of nil the flat that li'.ut aloft
O'er Nc'iitunc'a RtUlant tars,
Tlmt wave on blli, in victory,
Above Ibe aona of Mara,
Give u the llaR Columbia's flag
The enil.it m of tbe free,
Vfhote tlavliinR atnrs bin ed thro' our wars,
l or Truth and Liberty.
Iben tlip it, luda, in ocean's l.rlno,
And (.'ivc it thrts times tin',
Ami Mini; it out, nul rung and about,
The Itunnir of tho Sea.
Benwith Ita folds we fenr no foe;
Our hearts alinil never quail ;
Vlth bosoms bare tbe sti.rru we'll (tire,
And bravo the battle gale;
And thmifrh the cannon plough our deck",
The plnnka with ffore ran red,
ftill through the tray our ting tilwity
fSball gluim far overhead.
1 nen dip it, ladv, Ac.
On every wavo, on evnry shore,
Columbia's llutf shall go;
And tliroiifth all lime lis fume snldinic
With brighter hues shnll glow;
For Freedom's standard is our llai; ;
Its guardians. Freedom's son,
And wo bciUle til' inxulter's pride,
hen wc unloote our guns.
Then dip It, lads, &c.
Its enemies our own shall be,
I'pon the land or main ;
Its Htarrv liht shall gild the fifc'ht,
And guide oar iron rain.
No foreign ower, nor treason's arts,
Shall shake our patriot love,
While with onr life, in peace or strife,
'We'll keep that flag above.
Then dip it, lads, Ike.
TO LKT.
It is an exceedingly unpleasant thing to live
In a house which Is, at the time, when you are
occupying it, to let.
I have no doubt that the policemau's family
t the untenanted mansion round the corner will
respond to the trnthof this remark. What a
time they have of it ! How are they haunted
from mansion to mansion, and from villa to villa!
As loon as tbey get accustomed to the black
beetles at the semi-detached cottage, they are
transferred to the attentions of another ami a
larger species, at the "residence lit tor a noble
man," which is the house agents' next venture.
They must Lave a miserable time of it, and it is
nougn to make this constable's wile disparage
the house which she Is employed to abowoiT, In
order that she may be allowed to remain there
In peace.
That woman "lives out of her box," as the say
ing is, lor it is nul worth while to unpack it when
she Mia have to leave at a moment's nnth-n
. Timlin t h Ah firfn nt h Ml mOM tf ....lira., tlmolijl.l-.in
uiuuvi jktn us uiiu i miiit 1,1, uuu virtually
tbey might be nicer. Those children nre some
what to be pilied. Between the necessity of keep
ing quiet all the day, in order that father, who is
night pollcenmn, may get his due amount of
sleep, and the difliculty of accommodating their
conduct to mother's temper, which her unsettled
position renders irritable, thoy have enough to
do. Tbero is a nondescript dog, however, who
lives upon the arcs steps, and docs not care a pin
bow often tbe family moves, which animal is a
great comfort to the children. lie allows him
elf to be dragged about by them, and in return
helps them olf with their bread-nud-drippln,
which, with an occasional lly, keeps him going
nicely.
Theje good pcoplo iivo rent-free oil their lives,
and have the opportunity of trying the air in dif
ferent parts of the town, but they never seem to
be happy. Their turn-no bedstead neer has a
permanent home, and their gridiron und their
kettle are ever Hanging ou unaccuxtomcd nails.
It is not, however, of their troubles that it is .just
now my business to speak. I have to do with
others, perhaps of a less material kind, but per
haps to tbe man of feeling and emotion, yet more
galling. It is bad. no doubt, to grovel among
the foundations all your lite, to live in unfur
nished and evcrcbanging basements. It is also
difficult to keep inquisitive persons, who come to
see the house, out of the pantry; whore your
husband is in bed, and snoring horribly for tho
day snoring of a night pollccniuii is a thing alto
gether out of the way and apart from all other
snoring whatsoever. Still, there are other vexa
tions besides suuh as these, and this I hope, with
the reader's permission, to show.
The "honse to let" of which I would speak, is
to let furnUhed, and you, its temporary owner,
are living in it till another occupant cun le found.
This is unpleasant. In the tint place, there is a
bill In the window, itself a depressing thing, and
that bill (which presents its reverse side to you in
the house) you are always trying to read back
wards. "Tins desirable Residence to be Let, Fur
nished," takes a long time iu the spelling out,
and the bouse agent's name and address taku
longer still : yet in this pastime you find yourself
engaged diligently, whenever yon are in tbe
room in whose window the bill is placed. The
bill, too, is always coming undone at the corners,
for gluss is a slippery substance. This docs not
matter much, however, as you cun set things
right with a little mucilage or a wafer, which
. holds for a good half hour at the least. That
servants, should be unsettled and disorganized
while living precariously in a bouse with a bill
up, and that tradespeople should be attentive in
calling with their accounts, seems only natural.
but what are such unnoyanccs to those which
are indicted upon jou by the people who come
to see the house ? They come at all hours, and
catcu you at all sorts of occupations. If you are
late viser there comes an early bird who has
no time to lose, ana who particularly wisnes to
ee tho principal dressing-room, in which you
are at the moment engaged in flattening a
"feather" on the top of your head. Vou ure
Afraid to lose a chance, and you let him iu, and
he takes the opportunity of overwhelming you
itb questions, which you answer ut considerable
disadvantage, on account of the incomplete statu
of Tour morning vrciiarutiona. These hotise-
liu titers, let it be repeated, c.iiie at all hours.
lliev come wlicn vou are at bruuklast and at
luncheon, and stare at the shattered remains of
these feasts, ibe empty egg-sbells do not
escspe them ; for tliem tbe sirloin is not streaked
in vain. A tram, they couiu wuen you are
engaged in business; aud, when your wife has
triends around uer, tue uouse-nuiiters rally in
the drawing-room. Tbey rallv iu tbe kitchen.
"moreover, when the joint is just ' put down," and
vecp at it furtively bebiuutlie mcd'-.creeo.
Also, how they stare I At you, the proprietor.
they stare so ferociously, that you ask yourself
wlietner you reaiiy uo ueur tue aemoiauce 01 tnc
Jiuman form, or whether you are uu antbronop,
1.1. i.... i. ...... i.i,.-. 'i'i
Willi ) our ucu'l oiiieiiiu jyii oiniuiurip i luc;
nturc at your papers, at your letters lylns open
tin the table, at your egg-shells, and at your
trcaky beef. They back out of the room in
which you are sitting, in order that they may see
the last of y on, and they niako an excuse to get
in again belore tliey leave tue nouse, pro
tendiuir that they want the measure of a certain
recess in this narticulur apartment, into which
they think they could squeeze a sofa of their
own as it mere weren t solas cuoiigu already
And mark! this stare is always one of disap
uroval and suspicion.
I'nder these circumstances, It is impossible for
vou to "tettle to anything." You lose your
time and neglect business. Vou don't feci as if
anything lu me uouse, or me House ltseit,
. .Le ontftd to you. The furniture wears a tlme-
etviug, sycophantic aspect. It will make itself
useful to someoou v cite in a weeK or a lortuigut
from this time. Your ditiiug-table will groan,
to use a popular phrase, under the weight of
another's joint, and your own especial easy chair
will adapt itself to the curves of another's legs.
Vou might lock this piece of furniture awuy in
the dark room upstuua ; but you have airead y
jnit away a vast mass of tilings there for which
yon have a regard, and after all you must leave
something iu the slttiiig-rooms. Thcv look a
little bare and robbed of kuick-knucks, so to
apeak, already.
At to the people who come to inspect your
Jiouse, tin y are ot various kinds; eucouraging,
sbsoouraging, communicative, diflideut. The
lirrcit customers are ladies. There arc certain
ladies of middle age, of plain appearance, sensi
li'y dressou in materials that won't spoil, before
rhoiii any owner of a furnished house may rea
sonably quail. Terribly wise and practical are
hta jUmt'J. YOU CsV.u'1 fcla Uicw U With your e la.
gantly appointed slttlng-rooms.and yonr china,
and vour glmerarks, which, by-the-hy, youni'an
to shnt np when yon leavo tho house. The
middle-aged ladies only give one glance round,
administer the shake-test to a ansnicloos look
ing chair which yon have put Into the shade, but
on wbirh everybody ponces and then od they
go to tlio bed-room and kitchen departments,
w hero they are In their element.
Tbey lift up corners of counterpanes, and peer
Into bed-ticks. Tbey want bed-curtain where
they are present. 1 bev require additional chests
of drawers, and are of opinion that your ward
rol0 with the looking-glass door t ikes up a grout
deal of room, and holds nothing. They object to
your keeping one small room at tho top of tho
house locked up ; and, whi n they hove done (lis
pnraglng the whole o( your bedroom arrange
ments, and have abu.scd your kitchen-range, and
qnatreled with your holler, and scorned your
oven, tbey take to snillling in your little hall, and
muttering the ni p ctioniihlc word "diaius."
'lbcre is something gratuitously insolent about
tlie beliaT!"' Of tlC knowlug ones l oiter
them the article I havo to dispose 01, u" . H"
them to take it. or even to look at It. If thev
choose to cnler,letthem observe closely and form
their own conciuions. W e court examination.
Wiih the exception of tliatcha.r with the mother-of-pearl
let In'o the back which had obviously
disagreed with its constitution all Is f ur and
nlKve-hoard. We don't ask these Indies for their
opinions, so let them keep thine opinions to them
selves, instead of delivering thura in all parts of
the house, and In a loud key, too. I even con
cede to these dlngrceab!c pcr-ons a riijbt to anlir
in the passage, having done so myseli on manv
oecasiens ; but the results of such snillings should
never he comiiiuuii ated by tluse ladies to km b
nthi r, till tbey get oinaidc.
And there is yet another rlns-i of pers ins who
n'lgbt ndvanlagt'oH-ly wait till tbey get outside
to say their say. 'i hesn are the Indies anil gen
tium n who portion out your rooms, anil discuss
the ehungi'S they think I', would lie desirable to
malic in your afc.nlc, belore your very lace. 1 hey
keep your w ife w aiting and standing w hile tin y
bilk in the drawing-room : "Well, you know,
di nr, at a pinch we could put Jane into the room
with the ml ile hiuf no, 1 forgot, that's to he
ioHicd up ; very inconvenient." "Hut I'll tell you
what we could do," breaks in another. "Wc
could bring down the wiisliing.stand out of the
top front loom, and the iron bedstead out of the
garret." "Yes, that might do; you know kIic's
vety seldom with ns, after all, dear girl ; so much
with the Orplmcnts; I.ndy Orplmcut told me
herself in s many words ;" and so they go ou.
Tbero Is, however, a possibility of simply
walking out of the room while ull this is going on
which is net the case when you get hold of one of
those scourges of society ti communicative old
gentleman, u class of Individuals with whom, if
you have a boii-e to let, you will have very fre
quent dialings. He it iswhooncv getting into the
room iu which you nro secreted, begins to bow,
and grin,andiipologi.o, und make inquiries about
the healthiness of the neighborhood, or ubout
anything else that promises to give him a start.
"T lie fact is," ho suys, "that it's necessary forme
to make inquiries as to that point my wito, only
well, 1 won't mention her age, but as healthy a
woman to look at as you'd seo anywhere Is suf
fering from a throat affection, und I wi-h to bo
w ithin easy reach of Hr. Flook, with whose namo
you arc no doubt acquainted, and who seems to
me. thoroughly to understand the rase, not that I
Sxpcct that she will bo in tho doctor's hands,
indeed, 1 hope and trust that in tho course of a
month or so although a similar attack from
which she sullered about five, no, six years ago,
if I remember rightly, kept hrr confined to her
room for i leven months at tho same tune, Dr.
Flook is of the opinion that the attack iu this
case Is much less severe ;" und so he goes on.
Nor have you any chance of escape from him
and his triho. .Sometimes, too, this old gentle
man will have a son concerning whom he is
loquacious. "The establishment would consist,"
this communicative person Informs you, "of
himself und his wlfo, and just one son. In
deed, it is on account of that sou that they
wish to come to town for awhile. The fact is,
that the boy, clever lad, made his way ramark
ubly well, hitherto, Irs got an appointment in
the Admiralty, an appointment of rather an ex
ceptional nature too, his mother mainly instru
mental in ohiuining it through our cousin, Lord
Torpedo, and us it will bo necessary for tho boy
to be up in London, his motb.tr thinks we ought
to look alter him a little, just at first. A young
fellow coming up to town for tbe. first time wants
something in the shape of a home."
Sometimes these commiiiiicativo pcoplo raise
your hopes by tho encomiums which tliey pass
upon your house, but it cannot be too distinctly
understood that their praises, and even their
promises, mean nothing. "Ah, very nice house,
verv nice houo indeed," one of these individuals
w ill say ; "yes, I think it would suit me very well.
I've got a house at present, a good way from here,
at the oilier side of the town, a lurger hou-e than
this, with moio bedrooms. Indeed, it suits mo
very well, but my wito, she's taken a fancy to
this particular neighborhood, und nothing else
will do, and ladies, you know, must have their
way." Yes, 1 think this house will do very well.
When did vou say it would bo vacant ? Ah, well,
I think I shall take it; houso ugent Mr. .Smith,
you euy f Yes; oh, it will do very nicely." Of
th sgent'enuin you never hear ogam. He doesn't
tuke the house, nor does ho go near Mr. Smith,
the agent.
There is a lady, too, with a flattering tongue,
who Is not to be relied on. Shu bus n morose
companion of tbe male sex with her, whom sho
in vain seeks to warm into enthusiasm. Sho
it is who exclaims, "Ob, whut a dear little con
strvutoiy; what charming pictures; bed-rooms
nre nice and loftv, dear, uren't they :" To all
which the gentleman tuily responds by ut'ering
n Found which authors can only convey very
inadequately by the monosyllable "Humph."
Yet of that man who says "Humph," tbero is
more chance than of tho fluttering lady. It may
bo set down us an axiom, that when you huvo an
article houso, horse, picture, what you will to
Ui-pose of, and wuen a lady or gentleman praises
that article very much, and says that lie or sho
will cull again, you may look upon such lady or
gentleman thenceforth as non-existent tor your
purpose. Tho disparagers aro disagreeable, but.
the" g'lavc one merit at least, they nre trustworthy.
Ai.d this stands to reason. Would you, if you
weie going to tako a house, pruiso it to the
owner's face ? It would be madness. Vou would
tempt him, on the spur of the moment, to change
his sovi reigns into guineas, to turn the scraper,
and the letter-box, und tho very tiiiger-platos ou
tbe draw ing-room door iulo fixtures-, aud invent
a premium on the spot for your special benefit.
No, no; if you mean to take a house, you dis
parage it, you look about you with an uppcarunco
of di'gust, you mutter to your companion that
"reuliy you think the other hou-e round the
coiner would suit you better," und that this par
ticular residence is very dear. Hy doing this,
you bumble the owner of the property, you lower
the worth of it iu his own ryes. You keep hhn
humble and dillldent, and dis.po.se him to peni
tci ce and abundant concession.
There is ono more particular kind of house
hunter, without mention of whotn this small
list would be iuconinlcte. This is tho timid visi
tor; and a more ditticult person to deul with can
bardiy be imagined. There is no getting him to
look lit tbiiiga. There is no gelling him fairly
inioany room. Ho la so dreadfully afraid of
intruding. He stands with his head thrust
forward at tho door. "This is tho drawing
room," sayf thc.servant ;to which the timid gentle
man assents; but when invited to enter, emphati
cally declines to do so. "He can see from where
be is; and it's very nice." Nothing will induce
bun to enter any room in whhh be catches
sight of a human being; ou the contrary, he
skips back as if be hud lieenshot; nor will be
even "intiude" into any one ol the sleeping
Lpuriments. Fioin these he retires, ghastly w ith
fear; ami, indeed, the iiupresMou conveyed by
bis whole conduct, is that of an individual who
believes that it he once gets inside of any one of
tue rooms won ii uu is invited lo examine, no w ill
be then and there shut up, and not be delivered
without payment of a prodigious ransom.
This nervous gentleman may close the list of
house-hunters. Tuey are a timid and suspicious
rac e, and sci in to be on the look out for snares
und pitfalls at every turn. Mo doubt their fears
aie not altogether groundless, a house like a
horse being generally ono great conglomerate
mass of delects, w hich do not declare themselves
nntil we have paid our money aud lost ull power
of receding from the bargain.
On rcperusing these pages, I cannot help
observing that they tire characterized by a depth
of idling which might lead sonic persons to sup
pose that, In describing tome of the troubles of
a gentleman with a house on his hands, I am
treating of mv own cuac. Nay, on one occasion 1
remark that I have even spoken iu tbe first per
son singular. Let me, then, now banish all dts
L'Uise. and frnnklv inform the reader that be is
right. It is tuy house that is to let. l'erhaps
this may act us an advertisement. It's a nico
house bronchitis Buildings, Ifromptou, No. U.
r oino ami see ft ; und us to the chair with the
mother-of-pearl buck, which stands in the drawing-rooms,
behind tho window-curtains wli v.
the best und kindest thiug you can do is to let it
aioue.j
An English journul, comparing foreign travel
with travel in F.ngluud, says ;
"Tho discussion between Fnglund and the con
tinent runs in this vein, the continent taunts
us because we have no table d'hote. We jeer at
the continent because it cannot improvise a bath
at a moment's notice. They fling in our faces
the sausages of Kvrrux, and we reply, as in the
battle of the cooks iu 'C'loieruook,' with a volley
of Leominster trout and ducks. It is unphilu
sophical to expect tho same sort of comforts, or
the euine varieties of tastes, ou both sides of any
sea. We might as well insist upon tbe same
language. F-u.ioymcnt is very often purcUttseii by
proportion, o luvvomivr,,"
FOURTH EDITION
THE NEW LOAN.
The Whole of it Taken and Awarded
at a Uniform Rate of Over Four
Fer Contura Fremium,
Ppu'lnl l Tho l:riililic Tcli'tfrnlill.
Washington, September 10. The bids for the
new loan have all been opened anil disposed of.
These bid- have been socx'enslvo nnd favorable,
that a selection has been made whetel y the
entire loan of ' '"'-"a ;
premium of over mc ir in, I'm,.
Xuvnl 1". IIIIuiim In l'lorliln.
Wasiiimittii, September 10. Captain I hotn is
I', (ireen, rominnndiiit.' the Fast (lull I!loekadiiiL'
Squadron, cohihiuniculcs to the Navy Depart
ment the particulars of several successful boat
expeditions from the United States barque J. -
Ann, Acting Masier W.N. (iiiswold, command,
ing on tho station at Turn pa II iy.
The first was made ou the I lib of .Inly, and re
sulted In tho destruction ofsomo saltworks be
longing to strong ccc.sioiilsls of Tampa, Messrs
Haywood nnd Carter.
The second was made on the liiih of July to
the factory of another strong Kobe I named
Mi Cloud, which was also destroyed.
The third expedition was mado ou the 2d, 3d,
and 4th of August, by the tender schooner stnnr
vail, attached to the barque Km l.i, Bnd com
manded by Acting MaBlcr Henry I). Carter, with
his gig's crew of six men, proceeding up the
Munitu river to the town of the same name, nnd
a large saw and grist mill, with its stc mi engine
and fixtures, was completely destroyed.
Learning here that about three miles up tlie
river w ns a sugar mill belonging to Jell'. Davis, tho
party uscoiidcd the river, and found an establish
ment which made last year ovor 1.100 hogsheads
of sugar, of which two-thirds was sold to tho
Hebe Commissary Department.
After breaking as much of the machinery as
possible, loaded shell were placed in various parts
of the engine, and tho building was fired and
loon totnlly destroyed.
The expedition, without loss of life or limb'
shows n very commendable spirit on tho part of
the ofllcers and men. Tho conduct of Acting
Master Carter is particularly spoken of us highly
creditable nnd pleasing.
Latest from the South
REPORTED CAPTURE OF
DUVALL'S BLUFF.
Two Gunboats and Seven Transports
Captured by the Kebels.
HOOD DEFEATED BY THE
GENERALSHIP OP SHERMAN.
Reported Capture of Moseby.
Ill tC. a liter., litu., 35tO., ltc.
Wc have received files of Ilichmond papers to
tl.c "th lust., w Inch contain the following interest
ing ncw6 :
IHE lU-rollTED CAfTl llK OF III V.VLL's llLl'FI',
ARKANSAS).
from the Mile licrtiU vt S,'it, itth'r 5.
A special despatch to the llrahler from Soua-
tobiu to-cVny says :
.scouts rejiort tho rapture of Duvall's lilull,
Ark., with two gunboats und seven transports.
General (irierson, with cavalry and artillery.
ha fiouu across the river from Memphis.
twelve transports, loaded with troops, pass-rd
down the river from Memphis on Friday night.
Their supposed destination is White river.
The circulation in Memphis of tho Mrtrnjmlitun
Iternfl, I'rrriiiiui't Juiiniiil, und Chicago Tribunn
has been prohibited.
Nothing new below. Three Yuuk.ee. vessels
arc oil D"g river bar.
Tin: J'ossi:ssion or Atlanta tub iri its or
SMKHMA.N's Ol.NliHAI.SIl I !' l ON J T.CTl U IIS AH TO
HIS I'LANH llKSCATClt 1 ItOM CIKN. HOOD, KIU.
From the RU-hmimd K.i amin, r, S'i itemi'tv 7.
The most interesting Item of news received
yesterday is the following despatch from General
iloou;
I.ovkjov. September 5, lfsill. General Biau'g
The enemy withdrew from my front iu the direc
tion oi Joiicstjoro last nigut.
J. D. Hood, General.
Sherman may have withdrawn to Jonesboio
witli tbe intention of remaining there until his
railroad communication can be completed up to
him; or he may be projecting another extenivo
flunk movement similar to the ono which has
just given him Atlnntu without u general engage
ment. He may try to thiow n heavy body of bis
troops between Hood and Atlanta. It is plain,
from bis recent operations, that it is more an
object with him to throw himself in Hood's roar
than to siorui positions. Ho no doubt reasons,
that could he succeed in effecting a lodgment be
tween Hood niul Miwon, Ho id would be com
pelled to attack him, or abandon Macon without
a blow. A very few days will disclose his plans.
Wc hope our general will penetruto them still
earlier.
THE UVAITATIOX OF ATLANTA.
Wc have learned little in relation to tho aban
donment of Atlanta which the intelligent reader
might not huve inferred from General Hood's
ollieial despatch, published on Monday. It ap
peared from that despatch that Atlanta had
been abandoned suddenly and in tlie night, and
the inference was inevitable that everything in
the way of stores und munitions of war, except
what our men could curry on their backs, had
lietn destri.ycd.topieveut dialling Into tho hands
of the enemy stores hud to be burued, ammuni
tion blow n up. Such wus the case.
Wc have what wc deem uutheutic Informitioii
that our whole loss iu killed and wounded in tlie
fights at Flint river and on tlie next day ut Junes
boro was not a thousand men, killed und wounded.
This fact has one tiad aspect. Those lights lost
us Atlanta, aud the siuullncss of our loss in
killed and wounded, proves fliat by general -hip
ulone the enemy got possession of the city, in
defence of which Hood had Intended, as all the
world knows, to deliver a desperate battle. The
fact is, while Hood thought the bulk of the Yan
kee ni my was in his front at A'lauts it was twenty
miles in his rear, on the Macon road. We hope
he will be on the lookout fur a repetition of the
movement.
THE UFrOItrLD CAl'll HI. Ol MOHF.IIV.
Promtht llichiitonil K.ittiniin'i fii'ptrm'rfr 7.
l or several days a report has been gulng about
to tlie elicit that Moseby, our prince of guerillas,
bud been captured by tho enemy. We have been
unable to discover any foundation for tho story,
and thiuk if it had been true, wo should havo
In aid it through the i unburn papers, if not
through other sources.
THE rXtllANOE OF NAVAL I'UISONEltS.
F. on, the Ilu-hihoiid .'.maiojce, Sept. 7.
The Mobile lleiiUter announces that onr V.a
chunpc Commissioner has received word from
tlie Federal Fxchango Agent at New Orleans,
that the surgeons brought there with tho prison
ers from Mobile bay, are ordered to bo sent to
I'uscagoula on the first flag ol-triico boat.
Ave are told that the Commissioners have ar
rived ut a erfect understanding with regard to
the exchange of the naval and Fort Gaines pri
soners, und that iu the course of two or three
weeks, as soon us prisoners can be delivered ou
both sides, wc may expect to see our gallant
boys return.
IBS IIOMIIAIIDMLNT 01' FETI'liSIILHll COVTINt'KD.
AN K.NOAOEMEM' LOOKED foil ON TUE SOI IU
SIDE HAI1.1IOAD, ElO.
From the Ilichmond rxamiuer, Hepl. 7.
The retersburg papers of yesterday report
nothing new in the situation of affairs. The
enemy keeps up his shelliug as usual. On
buuday night it was furious. This elicited a
response from our guns, and tbey oiiened rupidly
from Fort Mahone on our right to the Appomat
tox on our left. The bombardment was terrillc,
and the cuuuomtding was heard to a great dis
tance in the country. Many citizens could not
resist tbe belief that a general engagement was
pending, and quickly hurried into the streets.
At one o'clock, however, the sound of the last
gun erased, and ail was again iuict ou the lines.
A I'cursburg p'iper of yesterday thus speculates
on tho Munition
It l ml HI ,i'l ni'croli.ih's V Ih 'ilk, that fl,t nr tl Si- t
wtdi ttil. srniT ir;. 1 flT fie ertr,iil(in i t l,r S ..-! S t
ttnl)rMf1. (Iri.nl ia i Id ntlv nr:iil higrlni'd II. tt Hs,.
m m n ti s ytlm 1 n ll'l f iHMri. rlorv thiin lilui.if ho nir. Up
fMttfKeitMv , Kpci'tcil to nulafrlpuh com pet Hurl In llii.cA'n
miiii nl lii Hunk llint HlnTtiiiiTi lifts lliruivn him mil.
lli ittv In tli S,nfi- In Iml. Cfl ft hltlfr .lit n mvallivv. Til
I'm my n Mlfitllv linn ft li'inkprlm' n,tir till. H'mtli S I e Hft 1
f"inl. bil It ulrrttfl Id isiiiiin stt the .nil miwrl. ii''s lo
w lil, li lit hn. !''. II r ' hllv oit ted He It il.ial.llir ulsvif .
and t Mmr In set! Is-Iiii III lu Dim) the wcik .U, ,- In
our Hue. ; lint i M. lis wnl tins I. h ii.clcsi ilnl'irl.ikiiu,'.
All nuiet n' I'e'erslmrg. The enemy thri v an
oceiitii mil hell into the tow n, without any spe
cial nbjei t lb it ran be divined.
The em my are reported to he nm'sing noar the
Dims house, on the Weldon roid, two niih s
soii'h of thecitv. It is snpp i-ed bv sotn they
liu ditatc an a'Pe li at this point. This is, how
ever, all speculation.
rilll trx I.1MIIA THtDE flt POHT.
Sa n ntiAv, September 10. In Qucriitr.m r,..rU
wc hear ol nothing doin. Wo quote lirs'. No, 1
It V lli
1 he demand for Seeds is limited. We roih e
ft sale of lluo bushels Timothy sold at ,Sr,.;n '
bushel. Small snli of ( loverseed at SI'! .'i0" 1 i
f ;l lbs, and Flaxseed at Jf l-O if.i P70.
1'ioviMons aro firm but Inactive ; the only sales
wc hear of Is 2 ,n(iii lbs. bugged Hams a! '.Ti, nnd
salt Shouhb rs at ISA cents.
There is but little or no demand for Flour, and
w (piolc ut oil for supcihne, w hich is sfirce,
$1 1 !' 1 1 7i for extra, nnd 12( 1.1 for extra
family and fancy lutsj lofiO bids, cxlia family
sold on terms not made public. Kyc Flour und
(.'urn Menl are without change.
For Wheat the demand Is very limited, "(.no
bushels primo new Southern red sold at iJ CO,
which is a decline; old at 2 ISoi 1 ,',o. White
ranges from $2 ho to gj-'io. live is linn a Jsl s'i
(n 1 SS. foi n comes forward slowly, and there is
n moderate demand for it at .1"2 for Western
mixed, and SI ".'! for yellow. Oats nre in good
demand at SS cents for Southern, ami !'0 cents
for rcnnsylvaniu. Nothing doing in li.uleyor
Malt.
Whisky Is very nuiet, with only a few small
sales of bbls. ut Ssl'-vVn l's? for reiilled and
Western bbls.
The following arc tho receipts of Flour nnd
Grain lit Ibis pint to-day : Flour, I IO bbls.;
Wheat, l.!,.ioU bushels; Corn, l-Vsj bushels; Oats,
17UO bushels.
Dr. II wi n k r,uo., No. 20 S. Third street,
quote ns follows;
Auv'itg. Pillin't.
American Gold 2.'" 227
American Silver, 4's and .l's '2US ..
Dimes nnd Half Dimes .;o:;
Spanish uuorters 'Jul
I'i tm. Currency 3 (lis. 1-10 dis
New York ll.xehange l-lu " par.
Jay Co:ki: X-Co. iUoto Government Securi
ties, He., to noon to-day, as follows :
JlHVina. MttHnff.
V. S. (is, 1HM IDS ltlt4
V. S. 7 :i-l Notes 110 112
Certificates of Indebtedness, now... !' !M ',
(iiiartcrmuster's Vouchers '.HI 'li
Gold 22.5 2'!0'
5-20 Hon. Is Ill 112
" Coupons oil lo :A KII.J
New IKSI'm IOoJ 1(174
JliyV hOAN OI- lXHl.
HIE BALANCE Of TIIU
$75,000,000 LOAN
If Ink' thi tl y t ecu nwar.'ed, ivu onr bMi proving uc
ct cfu',vc n e pro red to sell t customers at once In
larc or small turn, 1 liy am tint tf this most ilcslr.iMc
GOLD SIX PER CENT. LOAN
AT THE MARKET l'KICK.
We have a'waisconslfcred ll.cae lttisl I10XDS in the
BEST LOAN ON TIIE MAKKET.
Ihcil lsbutuHMAt.b AMCM'Sr FOB BALK, aniUke
prffcitim will, in oar opinion, advance rsiial.v.
1'srtici liuvlrg
.VJiO LOAN
Will to w. ll lo eali and EM'IIAXllK their B -20 s f..r tills
SHUtE HT.HM NENT LOAN, specially in now, owillli
t.itl.e iijrtnun df'iuaml for five-tunnies, a hi-li rate tan
bi; obiuiucil lor tin iu
JAY COOK LO & CO.,
Ko. 11 1 S. TUIULI STKKKT,
tcli' lm I'hll.idctp'il...
riKKASUKY DKPAUTMKNT. OFFICK OF
J the '"iuiirultr of the Currency, Y u illusion, Sept cm
tier 7. iwit.
WlitTi'O, ralli-lt.etory iiollcr Iiha boon ti Jin tinittod to tin
Con .rrl! r nt t iV urrcui tlhit the c.iitl.il stm It ol ' tlm
"Sccui.d Nutloml Hunk of fhilMilelnlidt," .ViumylranM.at
KrHi'kiiiid, tittit bet n Incn-Hbt'tl In the suin ol One Hundred
tintl i- Illy 'I heuniiM DolUrs $.VU0), in inVurdance with
tl.u pitiv iiloui ot liu Articles -it AMucimhiii, and tiial tUv
vi Ik If enn nut ot such iikt sc Iihr Ik cu hM In, and tli.it
tro niiii up i-iitul ti ck of said Itunk now atimunis to
ihr nm ir i wo iiundied and Fifty Tlioiuand Uolmrs
(;-(i,iiu):
rMv It ib hMvby certlilcd, ttVnt lh capital Uek of "The
Hf i'litl Nutumul Jtunk oi l'lnl t-ihl," remiiyU'aiiU,
(iiiiriiaid, luii l en increased u aiurcMiltl in the tutn of
Oni- Iiundied and Fitly luousand Dollutb (I.'-i),lH0) ; mat
Inert tin- ol t it ili at lnm been nafd Into Bald liiiuK u fi
1'uil ol .!.( cupital Him k tticnol, und that tlin laid iiKrt'UNC
ol cajiitul lt uiij. roved by tin- ConipiroMtT ol tlie ( urrency.
In -.v linens htruol I hcivunto ntlix mvotlb lal Hihaure,
HLit.il Mct'l LUH II,
d -'t (.ompindler.
EDUCATIONAL.
1 ) O L Y T K O II N I C COLLKOE.
J Hi'IKN I'I KM' SCHOOL,
For tlie t'ciierul tmreut of MitiliC'tuatioi, FxpeiliuciilHl
Si letii e. iimi Vatiiral Ihntory,
W ILL. RKOI'KS. wlih enlarged iiceomiriodtttlout.
On MuMfW, HepteiiilaT I J.
TKCIINIC'AL rtCllooj.a itKol'hN Kept ember iy.
Apply ut
'oixk:k rt'iMns j,
st'H Ht IAICKKT Street ftnd WEST TKNN t;.iiire.
JU PHILADELPHtA MILITARY SCHOOL,
U (01 HTLAMJ SAI XDEUS' IXSTITl'TK,
Thirty-ninth and Market Streets,
KKOPKNS HUl'THMlJKlt O.
Addrsa,
uS7-1m l'HOFEHHOR E. D. 8AVKDKUH, I. D.
TIUKNDS' ACADKMY FOR BOYS, REAR
or Stt, 41 N. EI.K KN I II Htwt, roopflnv on tlie ;Ui
Ut-t ?.' ptr tern tf weeki. All UrtHjiutnntit'nN J
mitltii. eFlm-J v. WIlJfAI.L.
S1UNOU N. VKRKLU
iiiiiy relumed (roin Ftirt. pe, bi rtum-d I. Is
LKShtiSH IS MNOlNli.
M V-llinnlln No. UA CUFHNUT STItFKT.
ITM1E1) STATKS, EASTKUN BISIRICT
U OF I'KNNSVI VAMA, H' T.
Till: t'i:irKNT OF TM K ITNITKD 8TATKS
TO'IHK MAItMlAl. OK TU t AS I Lit N MHTJUCT
OK I KS'Na LVAWIA,
f.h ft 77 Vi;.
V IIFI; KaM, The IUtrlrt Conrt of thfUnltefl Htites In
nil lor 1 1 ut Kniein O strict of FL-mmylvaina, rieftily and
tluK pn i tc)iny mi it l.hel. Hied In tbe name til th I nit- d
l" Iftltjn of Aiut'ib'H, lialh derrtud H person lu teiu'ral vvbtt
hae.or iiri-iend to bavn, any rifit, title, or Interest tq
lort) -ttiret baltfKoi cot 'on, and I tit iroceedsol U theraof,
c.ptured by the bteuuier 'ArootliKjk," a vKital of Hur of
tlie b lined Htm, under e'UiniHiid of K. K. Franklin,
l.ieutcintutCoinniandincand bnuiRhi IntotliiM dltrni,to b
Ite nialied, eileil, and called to Uldynii Ut, ur tlietnne and
plat ' underwritten, and to tbe tltct tierenfter expressed
(milieu ho reiidiluKi. ) ni are, tbretore, flunked aud
lib lly eniolned tatid loionmiiili d, (hat you omit not. t-ut
ttiat by pubilsbluK Uit( progenia In nt leust twooftiia
dally iit-Wfpapeis )rlntri and pubUnbed In the ciur
tt Flillfldnipbiu, and In the l.tinl IntelHjeftr, you
lo inoii'kh and i ltt1. or eauhe to bo inonished and cited,
pen lupiot ily, all perkous In Kueritl U J.ava, or
pretend to buve, any rn;ht, title, or Interest lu the
sum forty tb ree 'aUi of ectton, and the proceed
ot tt o hid.' thereof, to appear be ft ire the llonrahlo
ilUjIN CADWALADFK, tie Jtnlge of ti e tt A Court,
at the Dlatrbt t'omt r---in In tbe Citv of l'hlia
tlelpbia, on tlie tweniieih day after publication of ttiete
presetiis.ll It hea court (ar, or ele on tbe next court day
I'tlowlnu, between the uuul bonre t lo arlng can sen,
tl.tn tiiiil ttere to iliovr, or allege tn due lomi of luw,
a reatonablo and lawful ecue, If any tbtiy havo,
why (be raid fnrly-tlueo balt-e ol cotton kbould uift be
pronounced to beluni?, at the tlmt' of the caoture of tlie
mune, to tbe eueunee f the Flitted Mate, aud, an yot-dl
ot their QeaiteH or oiberwUu, liable and ttubiect to u
dt n.naiion.to bcal-ded and condemned an K'id and
luniul prizen; nd lurtber to do and receive in tide
beiiii an lo jUatiec ball appertain. Aud that joti rtaly
lntiuiaie, or Jtue to be intlutated, unto all pcroim af'Te-
ld, nenerlly (to hoiu by the teuor ol theae prevent
It it also ii(Uuiia4t d),tliat U they iball not appear at tbe lone
and plm-e aUve uiontloiied, or appear and shall not
hltow reahdiiuble and hoviu' rauie lo lite contrary, (hurt
aJdlHatrlctCuurt doth Intend and wULpritreed b'a'lui
di ation on tbe mild capture, and may pmiiouuce that
lae huid lurty-tlnee bale f ct-tioii aud t'ie pro-ft-i
ti ol tbe tale thereof did bth-nx, at the time
ot the capture of the itm, lo Ui euein.ee of tm
F nlted Bii.Ui f America, and aa food of their
neuih-a, or otherwUe, liable and utject to eon flu ea
ti'io and rviuleuiuuilon, to be adjudged and coudeiuutid an
laniuJ pnae, (he abseocM, or rather cnntninacy , of tbe per
kotu to Uud and imluiated in auv Yvle not wUlistantllng,
and that you duly oertily U Mie nald IHatrb t (Jouit what
yu hhall do lu tin: preiuue. l..elUr with tlifie preiti-uta.
Hltnti-i lh llniiuieblo JOHN O All W ALAMKU, JuUje
of tte ald Court at 1'hlladelphla, thi ntutb day of
Neplt-iuber, A.i. lwW, and iu the elkbty-nlnUi car of
ibe IntU peudiQcCol the kald Fnlteil State.
KlV in V. li. I VX, CK-i PUtrlct Court
JJAVE TOU CONSTANT PAIH AND
DKEABINEHB AT TUE TIT tF TUE SXOMACn?
Bead the next column.
Have you Flatn1ci.ee and Acidity?
( ad the net colnnin.
llavfl yon Ccitlvencss and Loss of Appetite?
Itrad the next column.
Have you Gloom and Dcr.re8d.on Offlr-Wta?
Head the next column.
IlaYe yon Idarrhcta with Gripiiit-f
il,cn Uie next column.
Have yon Tain In all parts of tbe 8yst m?
Bend the next-column.
Have you Choking ond Suffocation?
Itcad the next column.
Have you Confiuiuptlve Symptom and TalpUatlon of
tlie Heart?
Head the next column.
Have yon Cough, with Thlrgm In the ThroatV
Bead the next column,
Have you Dimness of Vision and HcftdncheV
Itead the next column.
nare you all or any of tho foregoing symptoms?
Then read tlie great cures of Pyipepsla performed by
EE. WISEAET'S DYSPEPSIA PILLS
AMD TINE TliF.E TAR COB DIAL,
In th next column.
DOK I FAIL TO HEAD THE KEXT COLVUlt.
Y H I Xi ! H I A .
A CUM WARRANTED.
rTnritrniA hathk fomwiko nvatrTnti -
lt. A constant pain nr inarlnfli ut the pit of tbe
ttcmaett.
2d. Flatiilrnre and aridity.
3d. Contivenei and lttn ol tpitit1.
4th. lilnom and deprenvlnn of iplrltf,
Mh. Diarrhea, with r rip Inc.
fth. rn In all puru ot tbe Vftem.
7th. ('oti-umptiv t in pi mil and p dpi fHtlmi o 1 tlie bturt
l b. Ct iiRh, with plil"Bro In the throat
fMh. Nervoun aitertlon and want ot KlecpntnUht.
10th. lt of appetite and vomiting.
Ilth. Hif Ihf nit, dlinnem nf rlilon and Ptnt of nl1it.
F.'th. H ndacl. and hvktImk fn walking, with urrat 1
wtftkn!. I
Out of the Ihmieatid of mm of dvp'pt-ia (hut hae j
nurtl Mr. Wt-bnrt c,rnt niTlriin hypi p-.f.i I'iilt.n it 1
one ol them ban billed f a perfect fire. We warrant a
cure tn every rne, nn mn'.lnr if of twenty enrs' innil
uv, Sold by all druvftii eerywhrro, aul at Dr.
WlHUAKI'Botnrr, No. 10 N. H I ICON I) Htrect, l'mla:el
pbln, Fa. AH etnnilnnlbmi md '.un!(a t hun free of
rt arj;'. Rend f..r a circular. I'riee lprb-, Sentl y
aiall, tn e ef charge, on te elpl of mmiey.
DVKPlieiA, i SfFTHI K.
Thli l tn rrtlfv that I hud I'vipf-p"' In the wort form
ff.r three ern. I win, treiifed by eMlll tlo b--t phy
at lam In Ameil' n ; inic t thMn were Piofi'BNom ot Jvt-
irrft'ii Colb ne, rhllfi'lelphln, but thev did me no k I. I
(trew worhf n rv tu"ii1ti. I wi"dil If taken nt t irti- with
dreadful pn m ny brnmt and toinneh no irr ut -ai K
Mutt 1 ou id nt ith r "it, be. nr nt nnd, nut would rove Hiwnt
ficiuotie room to an.. iner ; l) frt ndn i petted lo ' me
dir. n there pj i ntpd to I no r lief for me. In ttn bope
k i cendhkm I pliierd m If under Mr. Wlatiart's treat
Bi('iit. and um d bli nx dr itu nt directed.
1 iii i any I am a en Bitn, mm rr rnrre wrn i i niiTt:
b"n rut nly tet t.iind working hard from enrly mom until
eleven oMoek Hi niriit. Dr. Wi-hart, I Rive you thli cer
tin nt with a ruirfid heiu t, fe itiiK' it toy duty m d ;
you tuny, ami 1 n Hiit you to publish It to the world, that
ever p-rn pntvrtnf m I wn,iny have the benefit of
Iiil' onr tnn wmniivf m rumotiiN.. ah Mea person h re
at IttM nv to ta.l and pp m, or write to me, at I want to
render ail the gotvd 1 can to uflcrluL hunntnlty.
jam ti. a 'i'i'
nernper of Wanlditi-tm MAiiMfat.turihg Coiupiuiy'i
Wa it'K Kooru, Oloucttr, N. J.
IYrKPSI A, DYHI'i rHlA, DVWI'KI'KI . I
Thf to eertlfv tbnt nifh-rfnir neven-D- Ith a dUeuft
A ki.fi.kin. wllh mm li Inns ail weiklit. Ill V atletltb 'ti
waw dire- ltd to Wl-lmrt t',Vn Ainerican hv'l"l"'bi IMI
ibe r luedv. lliivuiB within ibreewe. kNHik. il eleven
l'lll. nliri to the direction, I toiiod nitteif entirely
nr n, ai.l lor two week-, fcinee niy neauo i k" "".1
prued, end I ran r.it without lenr r nin t "" ""'"'
kiiif. 1 earnt'6tl reeon niend them to all ftmilaily
anihtfd. Mr. M. it. TiDtMrHo.su,
jtli hnifin-i :ref, F"ur Uoorn nei.'W nunmw.
Dr. I.. Q. C WlsHAKTh Ollicu, Mo. 10 N. 8K 'VXD
htreet, ruiiuucipMa.
DYSrKI'HIA! DVSI'KI'SIA!
l,.?ohn I.encb, do certify that lor four months pad I wm
attacked with a ute dyspepsia: I wm o everely bandied
that I oonkI do noihiuK but what it would fill m with
dreadful dlMr; my nervous Nyitem wa perfeelly pro
trutt d; my whole irauie soon beeauio weak and trembling.
with a contuhetl r.ohe nnd dilnehn In the bend, followed
ty a I alpltatlmi of the henrt and K'neral debility of the
whole body. Kytry kind of medicine adtnluUti-rod to tne
did no uond, until I w A4 adv.e4l to call on Dr. Wifhart aud
placo mie!f under his treatment. It li now about nine
wtekn tlnco I commenced to ue his DyapepMu Tills and
Pine Tree Tar Cordial, and 1 do truthfully and faithfully
say, lliflt I am perfectly cured of Dyspepsia, and nil other
dlcaCM urloItiR therefrom, and I can ca. three good miuU
every day, and feel Wfll In every respect. I am 7H years
of ape, and If U wn neeenry, I feel I could and would
fthouldcr my gun to defend the city from Invasion by th
Kebcl-. All perionK sttfTeriiig with Dyspepsia as I wan, are
at liberty to call and nee me, for I feel It my duty to do all
the torn 1 cun for su He ring humanity.
JOHN' I.ENCil,
No. iKtl ToplJir street, PhUjtde'pliin.
Dr. WTSTTAItT'A siorcattd OMIce. No. 10N. rtKCOND
Htreet. l'hllnde'phia. l'a. All exandn.it ions and eonsulu-
tlni freeot charge, l'riie, $1 per box. Keul by uiuil on
retell 1 of money.
DYSPKPS1A ! DYSI'EI'HIA!
Dr. Wltdiart I have been a cointtant iuilerer with Dys-
pephla fur the lait eiKhteen yearn , during which time I can
not say that I ever enjnved a perteetly well day. There
were times when the yniptonig were more k'Kr:ivated
than at others, ami then It seemed it would hu a jrent re.
Hot to die. 1 had at ull times mi unpleasant feetlni; lu my
head, but lalleily my nuttcrlngs much Increased that I
be ame oltuo.t unfit for btnincsn nf any kind ; my mind
wai ccntluuully tilled with gloomy thouhtH and furebod
lnf,'S, and ll I tit tempted to change their current by rendlnu',
at once a sensation of Icycoldnchs la c inuectlon with a
dead weljfht, aB It were, rented upon my brain; ivl.-o, a
feeling of sickness would occur at the stoiuncb, and Rrcat
pain to my even, accompanied with which wai the eon
tlnual fear of losing my reason. 1 also experienced reat
lassitude, debility, and iiervoiistu ss, whieh made It ditti
cult to w alk fcy day or sleep at nlht. I became averse to
sot lety, and disposed only to f-ecliflon, ana havlnfc tpicd
the skill of a number of eminent physicians of varlon
school, finally cunie to the ronrliuion that, for this disease
at my prcucnt age (-IB yearn), there was no cure in exist
ence. Dut, thrombi the interference of Divine l'rovldcueo
to whom I devoutly oiler my thanks, I at laat found a sov-etclj-n
remedy lu your DytpepKia l'ills and Tar Cordial,
which -.torn to have ellectuady removed almost the hut
truce of uiy lour it of uilments and bad t'eellmfs, and In
their plate health, pleasure, and contentment are my
every day companion. JAMLS ii. SAUNDKU8,
No. 4'),' I N. Second street, Philadelphia,
Formerly of Woodbury, N. J.
Dr.V IRHAUT'tS Oitlce, No. 10 N. SLt.'OND Mtioct.Phl
ludclphla. DYHI'KI'SIAI DYMIP8IA1
I, Jloeg Tobtn, of Cheltenham, MonU'omery county
Pu , have suffered for more than one yenr everything hut
deiith lUelf, from that awful disease, called Dyspepnla. I
employed In that time live of tho most eminent physicians
In Ph Underfill a. They did all they could for mo with niedi-
clnei and cuj pinfr, but still I was no better. I then went
to the remiM.vlvanla Fulverhity in order to pirn e my elf In
reach of the lieM medical talents In the country, but their
medicines fulled to do me any good, aud ofttluiea I whhed
for death to relieve me of my suiferlngs, but seeing Dr.
Ub-1 .art's advertisement In the Phlladelplua Bulletin, I de
tenu meil to try once more, hut w ith little faith. I called
on Dr. Wlihnrt,aud told him If t could have died I would
not havo troubled him, and then related my luuVrlngi
to him. Tho Dr. aatuiod mo If ho failed to euro me of
Iy h pep h la, It would be the first ease In two years, bo 1 put
tt-yst If under his treat moot, and although I had been for
months vomiting nearly everything I ate, my etoniauh
wolh u with wind, and tilled with pain heyoud description,
I bought a box of his Dy-pep-la Pills, I utcd them as dl
reeled, and in ten days I could eat an hearty a meal an any
person in the Htuto ol Penuftylvajila.and In thirty dnyH was
a w kll man. I Invito any person uileiing as I was to call
and see me, and I will relate my eudering aud tho great
cure I received. I would say to all Dyspeptics, everywhere,
that Dr. Win hurt Is, I believe, tlie only person ou the earth
tli at can cure Dyspepsia with any degree of certainty.
MOH:H TOH12T,
Cheltenham, atoitigoiaery Co., l'a
A POSITIVE CUBE FOIt DTSl'EPHIA.
UK Alt W HAT Wit. JOHN II. BAIiCOCK BAYS,
No. 10tH OLIVE Htreet,
rhiladekiUla, January l'd, W.
Dr. Wlshart Sir : It Ih with mucJi pleasure that I am
new able to inform you that, by the use of your great
Anierlran Dypepsla l'illa, I havo been entirely cured of
tliat must dlfrtrehfclng complaint, Dyspepsia. 1 had been
grievously aflllcted for the lat twenty-el(:ht years, and for
ten years of that time have not been freed from Its pain
one week at a time. I have had It In Its worst form, aud
have dragged on a most miserable existence In pain day
and ii If I it. Every kind of food Uat 1 ato filled me wiin
wind afid paiu. It mattered not how litfht, or luiw small the
quantity. A continued belching was sure to lollow. I had
no appetite for any Mud of meats whatever, and mydU-
tress in so giat for several months before I heard of
your Mils, that I frequently wished for death. I had taken
everything that I had heard of for Dyspepsia, without re
ceiving any benefit ; but ou your Pills be lug recommended
to me by one who had been cured by thern, I concludvd to
give them a trial, although 1 had no faith in them. To my
utter astonishment, I found myself getting bettor before I
bud takeu one-fourth of a box, and, after taking half a box
1 atn a VfU tuun,atni tan eat tt up thirty I with, and enjoy
neaity meal three timet a day, without inconvenience from
anything I eat or drink. If you think proper, you are at
liberty to nutke this public and refer to me. I w ill cheer
fully give all desirable Information to any ouo who may call
on me. Yours, respectfully, JOHN H. 11ADOUCK.
For sale at Dr. WIS1IAHT Medical DeiM. No. lu N
Bfct ONI Htreet, PhllMde-hJila, l'a. Price one dollar per
bo, beut by mail, Quu ul cbarga, on receipt oi prme.
DYHPEPSfAl DYSPEPSIA!
I. Nnmuel D. Haven, have been a great stifVerer with
chronic dvupepola and intlamuiation of the kidneys for
ttiree j ears. 1 eiiiploed three or four of the muni eminent
piivalcUuia or l lumjeipiiia, aiso oi liuriiugtou count-,
tivw Jersey. The did all tor me they could, but all to no
pun"'"'. WKH conittautiv tilled with awful pain aud dl
tie, and with conbtant belching of wind aud kouracul
My touiioewa iovrcdwith a white coailug ol mucus
1 1 hi ii u citiPKeti in lare niiinwe, miio w ureaonuiy sore
tli I ofitliiith wiahed tor dettth to relle e me id mv NUifL-r
lii(v'it,lor I had lont all hopo of ever being well again. I
made It a subn et id' prayer to God that he wuulu direct
ine to some pitbiciitu or mtan ino uimi wouiu cure me. t
was told to rend an advertisement of Dr. Wlshnrt'w, in the
Dillttdelphiu tll.edit i , ol a great cure made upoa sir. John
Dahotx-k, ' Nu 1UM dlive atteet. Philadelphia, by the
gn at American Dynpopma Pilla. 1 went tu the locbr a
oiltoe, and placed mykolt under his treatment, and told him
If lie lulled lo cure me, It would bu the lat edort I would
make. It has been tia wekg smce I coruiucni d thence
ol bl medicine, and I am now a well uiati, free from all
uln and diatrertii, and can eat three hearty mealk a dav
tnitli comfort and trel per'ectlv well. Dr. Wuhurt, 1 watit
nflering as 1 whs, to call on me, and I will ttll Ihem ol
uie ttroai cure i bat e recciveu xroin your mvnmaiiie medt-
ciuc Aili tL l. UW1.N.
Corner ofTenango and l.amtrt streets, near Itirlimond
atreer, fcrmcrly iroin WilgUUtowu, DurlluiUu cuuuty,
Dr. WI6ILUIT-8 Om, No. 10 X. SECOND Street.
The above arc a few among I he thousands which this
great remedy Las saved from an untimely grave. Wo
nave hundreds of k iters from physicians and druggkia in
all parte of the ooiiatry, saying that they never proectlbed
r told a medicine which gave audi universal aatiaiactkiu.
Dr. Wlahart'a Pine Tree Tar Cordial aud Dyspepsia PUla
VftWdbyDrugi;ifttavvrynUfig.
PROPOSALS.
)KGroSAL.S FOR STATION KRY.
Htt a or Rt i'Bf tati if" CffiT. n trtr.
Cl.niK Ul VI' Aiiaiiftl HM.
CF1 f D I'NOI'OSM.q wllite reived at this of
until ritlDAY, the W tth dav of flpptrmher, If A, at.
o lot v M , tor ruriiM hiw eneh of tbe lollow ing cIhmi
siatP n i v for the o.e of the Honr of hepri tentative!
II e tinted Sta"S. ! :
lire.inii fdt iuartn jot papor, exfra superf
ft-mt Hoed.
VP reaio wbi'e rotnt-n r lal ivde pap'-r, etratir
Uu1, feint lined. I
'.' re no w bur rt iniiiereUt no'e p iprf, antra sai
f ne. roHrs" rub tl on all in4.
!I0 rriiii wlmr coionn rcml notu paper, extra S0p
flop, phibt.
" lejun-w lute loo c ip pup-r, cttra iuperdne, (A
hii.fi
;A rrauix Irmil rnp pttpt r, rxtr nuperflne, tVInt II n i
I" fHto lal can pain r, plilu.
.:, i rfniim thin MsntUa p ipr.
NO ie.iiiin .U i-l a np r, I: by I'i Iim hea. welKhlnt
I finn-U per r i m . ri Imii.Ii end on m'h.
fO rtim Mat tba pnf, P by '21 ta.-h'-a, wele-h
'2 pouuda p r ream, tut, very xniH)tb I
toOKh. '
'0 riHins Mnnilhi p ti er, J7 by 87 Inches, walgt
4 poijiid p r it am, Mat, very smooth a.
tOl.tfb.
"' OfO w bit., ii, , k miin.-txe einet'inra. .', by 1. Inobf I
o Into tli i k Mdfo lvc envi l. pct :li b It' lniht
wiii'e uu. Hill ,i she ftivelKpe, H , nv .('i lrfi
If-"1' Id e iho k H.fi.eie. nv lop.-i, n;, by ;i Uichc
f..i on tm rv ro-tf. iiitiii'i,
D i.(4 tl lull mill- five en v. Jo;m-, 7 by 3' 1m hei.
1 v?r" Cm tTi t 11 e ii (t.ip.'-.
.'rO l)iM'i Menl peim, vtrtena k indf. 1
: to- I Inch tint lok-iandn.
J tloen IiikHitnil., Vfir.'.Mt klnd. i
i-l uo. n oouitn pcsi Biava tna, quarta, pints, ana i
d"n best hluf Ink, utJarta and pints.
! dc7C'i tuhher pen- lit lo.g ui.tl moti.
;i dt:i n (ridd moir ted en l. vitrtotm kind.
.') fjroa biaca lead penclii, Acer s iH-tatron and r0U-r
tir t i jitwr'n cur mine and libie p u lit,
rtif bddi r. iliii oi tut kiiMlft,
ft tieen runiwr pen ho'der. rmnp sieo,
t d"en b. ti lea iiiueiiuuc, snnilJ mxea.
In i onti piirl.a v itlii(( mnis.
7" spo.lh pink tiipe.
V'i poiim het fc.irltt "cillng wa.
fl dot-ii d: tn'ev, for I".:., vnnmn kiid.
b d sen ne inoriHltjins, vetintin kinda.
'J do.en poitto'io.
'.' do'P prtprr-lohhrn.
ii (!ot n rubt er ruler
'2 lof n pitoer webls.
r.' uttf n p n-w ieer-.
;dfen pot ket-kMvet, to, fhee, fonr, and i
hUde-i ; --fatt. pearl, shell, and ivory h.indlea,
1 ilort n M-liu h ntn'itr.
t J ouiiitit erasltit rubber
i yroft rutdierbando and rinea
"(0 hkiii part huc'iit, 1. by 2i liu bos.
'2 doen ptitiH1 cups.
I noien punt Ue .
In the aiipp m fcn.idt.rmtrartors will berk idly ratiuTl
io iinnifu ann leo imoj e mm 10 aauiiue.
I'rffi Of-iilft muat be a- ouipanicd oy the names of Ilia an.
iiea uu nr en m ne ouereo.
Ah rt nulled hv law. oreferenee will he alvnn tn the n
uncut moi Aineiican inuuMry, it eiiauy ciiean and of
good mmllty ; ami all person- making imihoiIn to sunt 1
any eian oi articiea win Mft'e whether the same are t'
tti'innfaeturr ol Ibe nitid Ntntet.
I he art iclea ere to be delivered, free of any charge ajl
car note, at tiieoffreot th-Clerk ot the lltuiae ol Kepi
setitanvts on fr l.t lore the it h Uv a NovemOer. lHi.l.
Kaeh propnaal to tie endorsed "I'rniioiaN for Htafioiir'g
for the Iloime of lfeprchentnth ea of tlie United Htau4
ai d addressed tti tlie undcNiwued . k.
Suitu ieitt Hpecimeiia tf eni h elaaKof artb-'es prorxis V'
for ttin-t a ( oiopiuiy the projirria), marked with the uauf
oi uie otcioer. i
Tlie nerson offering to fumiih anv claa of articled
tnc lowt'M price, ouahtv cohmiIi red. Mia'l rcniv i
tract for the t-aine on exet utii r a ootid, with two or tn
suretit. atlf.frictnr) toiheChrkot tie II on v of Kenrt
kfiitativen, lor the perftiriuauce of Um same, under a tl J
i it i' 1 1- "i i ii v no- iniiiiii' i (n iitr. in iiiM'iM iniiurv. win 1
i.onn mutt n niea in tlie ottice oi tw aaii i tera witntn t' i
dnya niter the proponalh ha e lu t noiiened and the rcsi.t
CI rk of the House ol Representatives) United StateV.j
t laiVtl. KUWAKIl VIcfllKKMU.N.
eju-nnvji
QX'ARTERMASTER-GENERAL'S 0FFICI
t int Division.
AtlllNCTUif IJITT, AURUSt :jl,ltft g
lliiRSKS: 1IUKHKS! I HOKHLS! ! 1 f
Hordes Miiuhle for Aril lerv and Cavalrv service wi sj
he punhfiMd at tilKtlltOKO DKPtiT, In open market, t I
OCIoltEK I.1W4.
Jloraea will be delivered to Captain L, LowryMomi
a. v auti ne Kuoiccien io tue usutii liovcrnme
Miapfcnoii neicrf neuiR ticceptt i.
i'riee oi t n airy iiorsep, i .o eacn.
Price of Artillery llm-xts. $lMOea, h.
PavmcNtwlll bematle lor idx (o) and more.
JAM KS A. EKIV.
Colonel 1- Irst IMviaicm,
e&- tseO Qoartrruiater-iieneral Orfloe.
WEALTH, HEALTH, AN
BEAUTY.
If to rain admlrlmr eves :
If to caiiNe Invidious slch;
If to be a blooming flower,
1 uding, dying In an hour Rbai'TT 1
ir to have a boat of friends ;
If for vice to mac amends;
If with hlkh-born blund to wed;
It a marble stone when dead Wealth I
lftn live threescore and ten,
W1ahini lie aa long again;
If to live a life of peace;
It to die and ko to grout BkaxthI
If yon wih a life of pleaaure ;
It you value thltt world s treaaiirea;
If every comrbit yon would ee,
Take niy advice, and wish alt thre.
Then, having Health, Wealth, and Beauty,
vou Jt oe prepared tor every uuiy.
P.v a careful perusal of Dr. TVlUJiAH YOUMO'4 Ne
Dotik, TDK AlAltKIAdi: OWID11, whb h should be rea
by every one. hold by itoottneHers generally, and at u
Doctor a olllce. Uu. aid 81'KL'(JR .HTltttTi price
cents. auVU
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ll tn alsoot'rtain to rkt.rt tone anil power te thoM whr
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without the iiijectlou. lu these union, one I'lll three tuu4
a nuv.
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