THE DAILY EVENING TFXEGRAHI. miL mtTUlX, VEDNESBAY,, OcTOIlKU 20,
' WKTiNESPAY, OCTOBRTt ,, 14.
TIT2 IKESIDENTIAL QUESTION.
"VIEWS OP A DISTINOUISnKO
ruENcn niiLosoniEn.
H, Laboulaj-o'3 Letter on the
American Crisis.
X iltatlnpnislwfd French prorosior Mi.l politi
cal pbtrotonlror, M. Eilouar-4 lairyoulrtc.), wlio, bj
Ms lectures 1n Trt on our Con.s-tr.ution ani
M of goremmcnt han shown his thordth
mmld( of tho Amcticun sy stain, nml wt.o,
'wOTtojet, during this whole strupgle hits cxhlli
Kpd tbe warmest Interest In our giicci'.ts, has
written the following trttir, Containing hit t.cvri
at length era the hearirgs of the fbrthcotiiinc iVo
aidcntiul cScctimi :
Tnere art crttlcnl nioin-nfs Intheiirrof inlnn.alim
(fee course 'hat ts lakea d.ichles tn..r future ; the iff at
iia aad' lborty ofihetiation arc at stake ; an i.-i.taiit of
weakliest aril all Is km; an Instant ol rncr.y-alust
aaomenl and all ii saved.
1H in one of hcr crises (tut tie fnlted Slates I.
Juto1tiI. Till' Prc'domlnl i lo -tj.ju may In. .re th.
txlumph or roln of the Nor h. A.-entsniig lo tho r..in
Hit shall be drawn '.oni tho popular u:n. America may
regain peace aud t-jnn the ,,f rrc, comitrm.n
.aha saay tall Into u at liu nnlilc anarchy w.i, h Inn mi ll
tkeSpanlsh Itepnblioa tbe prey of wretch's! dssimts. Hi!
" laoBliliig-itock and play thing of Cm-opn.
Two same uro-nr-pnsed to each other thai nf Abrnhsia
Xlnrvtn and that of ilonrral Me' Il-Uiu, Hut n are h, re
.f lltt'c Impiitancc. I.iM.'ulii, McClulluu, ant two h-iinni,
which r' ee nt tbo opposing parties. And it is im tho
aceesiiono' one of tin sepai.ies Hut .li pen I the 'I .-tnn-itoa
? the salvation of the Utii.ni. Let u leave the men. there'
' tbrer their pa.t ability or mf.tuket -lo not svcii h in iho l,,,i-
aere. The question In agitation Is s .m. tliii.ii ver. .lill.-ieu
Jfem the .oeecss ot personal amhltlnii; it 1 im- tin- I nln.i,
(t It for America a iu t ion of H e and death.
Mr. Abraiam Lineoui rciirostiUs a i-nbsyor the mot
.pr.lciious kind, which nia he snuinicd up in two son
rners the malnlcta-.co or the t'nion, tlio aholiiion m
t la scry. Evcrjtl.lim ,) it witj a. , , sn.y, and i.i.ty l.e
eaally modified according t. cirouratUnecs. u, ntral
McCkd'an protests hla devotion to the t'nion and hit
VMro to ro-eslulilish peace and concord; hut tln-sn art
ceneral caprosalons which hide the true Idoa ut Uie pirtY.
At theTw tom.the poll..yot Oeiinr.ii Mi Clolhin Ii nut ...in
alecliied than that vf hit rival. To tiime nho kui.tr In.w 13
read kt motto, hla bitnenr h.-iira the Inscr.ptlon. " I he
re-itttiilhment of tbe fnion a' It n, slavery r"malnlnr
.Au Internal iiucotiiur that it to s ly, sl.iTery r.:tniilnliit:.
Toceaea aaiKainry atnift'le .uhI lo hrnie. haek peace,
' liy twtehltig up at any prlec the old cditlie of the Union
tbeae arc t)i prawi4a oi ihu tleueral; they are nil bril-
(iant; ot a rantt cannt an the m'i,Ti- of a pmlnnte l
n the nuffrhif ol commerce, onthe l.issitiul.. oriulnj.s.to
pranoaaaaeh dcpirirablc condition! tu the Ainertean peo.
Thejr would -not havolocn pror.oaed to thern two
.jearaago. Hut ttieao varno piMiniaes, howuvor inojoat
4iieyaay ht, the cleaeral, become l'n aldeut, ouulj nt
falrll.
The force of erenti would be more pow crful than U
atraaaaof a candidate. Without being a arophet one rn
ARlrm that lleneral a:Clel!an would not way the torrent
that at wishes lo let looae. Thetaecan o: tho (lencrallt
-tlieiiialntenanceof slavery, aniilhemalnt.tanco..riiin,vcry
ia the abdication of the Nurth and tha triumph of the
JSoDtlL Therein la the daimor taut Um-ateiM tho anieri. an
Voloa. It It the dnty of every friend of America and
bertf tt point It oot.
iVay did the South tccedu? Waa It for it question of
lartfle, a difference of race or belief? No, all thosu fine
jretextt have baxn lnveuti d to dazle Europo, no 1 those
who have invented thein havo been the ilrst to laugh at
ar eredtiHty.
Tor OUiV years and more the South ruled the fnlon.
The policy of the Mouth was the poll jy of tlio United
States ; there weie no rreaidents except ihoic who had
thetupportoftheS'iuth. How did the 8 mth succeed in
tnarclitntthls prcponderatlnir iiillinuiee'' The answer la
ajaiy. The South was allied by one of the pai tlea that
amtatcd In tlie Surtti It adopted Hi mon, uu cundiilon
tltatthete men would be. iin tlie auxiliaries and a.rom
pheetorits paiaiont and Interests, ilever was bargain
juuefklrhfiiuy kept. This party, always rea ly to t. rve a
aeetianal polk, was that which entitled ittelf Item-wratlc,
laottositlon to the Republican party -was that which
t-day putt forward Oeneril lletTcllan. Wlitt It wlaltas, j
it la net difficult to dlvtna: its pint aniwara lor Its future. I
miy tK the gauth task to rule tut Union? Firaainale
Jtaton, to malaUln slavery. It needed political domina--tkto
to order to Insure Its Internal despotism. It need, d
. tortltnat Washinirton. In order to hinder a ray of Huht
ftaas penetrating the cabin of the nttrro. r.vory year the
Caloa grew, every year some new free state caaae to add
apotltsi star to tho federal fiat-; tho South, with Us
lavet, coald only follow with a halting step the triumph
ant progress of liberty. Yet, notwithstanding, It was
aect'tarjp for It at any prico to maintain, the political
tjaalilf slavery, a free state more, and the balance
turned-the accession of liberty w, the dowafall of the
. South.
Such wis the policy which the South followed with a
tenacity wortty of a better ca ne. In E irope It la the
faahton, la good society, to admire the k. ntlcnejii ot ti,
oath, to have it illirerent e.ie. m for the peoido of the
Horth. Europe It full of unkno-.vn inarunlsus that disdain
hands smirched and hardened by lull. Thro n s uaithinit
aohlt In the Idleness of a,-"tiiHmuiu And what tiuer iten.
tlsaen are there than the Houihorn plantors? Itravo, rash
httractable on the point of honor, rich, hospitable, la. lsh-
what morels needed to faeutuaUt society Tho reverse of
the medal H does not wish to see. It It rlyht, for there
Bathing In the world moio unaUjhtly and doilorthlt tlie
anplollatlon of labor by Idleness, of weakness liyslnuiut!i
asf destitution by riches. The (lospcl la rent asunder,
humanity la trodden uuiier toot . but what matters bumaapy
and the Uoipel? In the face of men ao daring, und of
. women to well bred, how think that all this olefcanee hm
fta purchased by tho sweat and blood of a wretched
per) oniu'tly oppressed?
. On Uu day when the paoitiv Vf "io Sort'i and West took
re tamest their duties as mou, cltleiis, and Christians
a the day when the cup of luiamj overilowed uuthe day
' when tlie Morth wat no lonier willing to be tho Julier ard
armtdiefvant of tht South ontiat day tho South, with
kta ehlvalrlc audacity, proiolly raised the standard of war;
n played with tlie t'nion ami the Constitution m apltu'er
plars with his slaves and hla dugs. Kverytiiiiui I per
mitted to tentlenien ; there are neither dudes nur eoumry
tor the chivalry. What can be demanded of a man wli
hills hit feaiuw-cltieiis heroically, or di,t bravely mi the
battle-Seid? Tlioie 1 socri-aic to great that ieuicrltydoc
aot win It pariioil.
ToUi s culpable atUek, ths X .rth replied hy sentlnrlts
tMUten to det'nj tl.l menaced ciuntry. Itinalaj ,n
fa: h.'on in Europe to pretend that the armies of I lis, jfrni,
aie recur ted Irmn merceu tries. T.icrc srt ti jly t ntta.
her of fcrel.ne.t therein, I do not dny ; but,,,,, th sn
hat not iiiven the best and pnrsm of t,; , j , 4ir.,I' 0 ,j
f Uiose logen out luvr ntlons w-0 waicu men ,I ly on our
simplicity. At Iiosiont vcw yrki at M,1a,tf,1liu
thare It not a wi.g,hop or a store that has not a void; there
It not a fetHy that l not In mourulnir. In Kiauee, in 17 n
atvsrt was shown no m jre patriotism, no niure courage, no
more devotion. t
Tht war was en'ered upon w ith the sole cry, M lint.un
the Union; save the country. Hut In pri.pjrlloii as the
Sorth was dufeatad, and as it felt all the force au 1 resist,
anee that there was In tht Aoiil'i, Its eyes were opened.
The North had not provoked the w ar ; the North had no'
vtcdatctllM Constitution; the North had threatened the
Booth ntllher In lit liberty, nor In Its privileges, u,,r Its
Interests; It bad never attributed to Itself the right to
toucn slavery, It had recoiled bcr.iro the magnitude, of tho
cuitstlon; but the tlruggle once more commenceil. It asked
itself what cautet had brought about the fratricidal war
which eot It to much blood, so many tears, so many tacrl
cea. A word answered everything, It was slavery: It
wat that turn of all vlllauics, at the pious Wesley justly
called It, that has led on the South to lonimtt the greatest
dermics. Jtwasfurtlie interest of Its lellltl.iiess and
tunliltlon that the Bjuth had pllilestly dcttioyed tlia work
of Washlm-ton and laid loltut hands ou the country.
The till once recognl.ed, It sought the remedy. Mr.
LlnooJawtttJie Interpreter of llena'Diml wish whn, to
tlit mnlutenance of the I'ulou, as the end ot tl.e war, 'l.u
added 'tht abolition of tlaiery. The two t!.:u,-s boil
toguther so long at there 1st slave on tlio sri of free
America, the Union will be ouly a word. T lio uattot will
always be on the ove of a new exulosiou.
What llKBirles this word Lrnioa'r Is it simply tM juxtt
positloo ou U.t same territory of men divided lu aenii
aneau, ideas, and interests f la It.onthtaoatrtry, acorn.
aauiuty of men with the tarns faith and the taat wlil'r
To put tht quaiticn it to ratolvo 1U Whf does tht
tahabitant of Mains or Connecticut fetl lilmsotl the fel-w-oountryman
aad friend of tlie fanner on the thores
af Lake Superior or ths Paclrtt l' Iietaiiso both have the
"o faith and tht tairt lovs, both know nothing but
But will tht laborious, acououiical Vauku,
, ot osamon tiiuality, ever live harinonlonsly with
."P''rrwtollvM r domination, who dctplset labor.
atri.io,rse.. n,, u" "ncr of labor and tilt
rl.tocrcy.f Wleneas, betwwn a free soma,,,!,,., and s
ftoZTxr - - -"'"-g'.n tu"
vp. Tho fHtt,theonlycot,iUu.UlM u Ualoasuarh.
faataWshtsI t. . lasur .....t t".".
alttapMsx. and UuU libeny .haul to u "'.'.acta
iBti.nstt.tlis .ssm dsttu.the taaaautth.sndtiis tarn.
sKtutry.
Suck U tbs policy supported by Mr. Lincoln ; it It tht
nly ont that Is rssuoaahlt, becaute it It tbs oiuy one
that Is Just. It Is But U.t .North that oominsnctd
. Wis tru.-gls, tot mon lhaa thirty yean, dsspus oB.
ttnurtJ Ihrrj-f m1 rflf',IltutI, It bowM tfft prWI
Urn of th HomH thnmrti rMct fnf the OnuUtnlif i,
H ntiti fYtrjtMni,. lint net Ihtt tiit frUilryi hive
out foitTi cf' U war, ttit Nurtli would b Innknt If It 4i.t
notfrMftt ty 19 rtiry ntifortune lo nprm.it ant annthlUt
Mn-ory . to dfttrny r)ntiwre' at the ntnt blow hy the
enuMnhmmt of Utterly. I t 10 nne ml take the uinln
ni pit wiv1tr-M f not the men or the South that ! nv an, U
Ii tli1 Ottit lniti(titttn that ha hllndril amldeitrfivcdthftu.
I do not apiirtiv of l tl nfaf-infii thit hivehefti
takrn In tho North. I Maine contltcallon, which no
lonpcr br'ttni' to f tir t-r.iP: di not Hk to Yvat of trail
fnnHrif into terr.ti.rlri. th- at' tliiit ak tr. re'iirn Ut ti
1'i'tnn ; ! have ni tn'r Y"rt.Un e n-T i"r liw ineMty.
ni n .nd pruw rty hv trcAti d with r.nv imerittK'n, l-t
tt.U P it he e.m,rmi!f' 4, h t Ihr prdl,.i! idil una' rMirn
To ttip rt-1 'a' hoiii r- ttved UU -n ani'vlt all
' tie ntitlrd n'-ffd a -"in'-Ti nmnf ty it 'tutrt ran tiff
bettrr; n-IUfl-Mi, hiir-..uiit , int'-r 't, iiruTlr tit-?), slo d,
dri.iamt ti ; hut l.-t h re be no yract' tir a'avory. If yivt
do no' kill It, 11 iMU kill y mi.
"Mill iolf,rv,lt ho a.ild.N tli.il hh-h th N.ifth ta
louvht lo tolfuw , fl Imi not ii i : tit. TtH ci.nlr l
hnttR fd by fn ir nri"t (ttan'ilcr and alanilHi ; t
tt.rth r ..ilriM:-nl tl..tti nl tin h. tinning of tvcntf '
1 ndtnil t:.-.! ttiiit pull v t . not r-nrct-ftlvJ on fie first
day ; tit'w''t Tf, ?( l on tho t.i(f, di yoM M-e 'nl'iRtl, a
pnni-h;! i .in Ii .nr. and vl-tun r 'oiDprnm-tl a t.'n h It
ha mi'Tc'o! y It ti very .lnr n-ni in r-,. life. fxtirpi.tr
amit-l f n.nfiit t rxwl prh iieyp and vtVirt-iv,im a
fonrm nt y . I'-rtr t Morti , rlcvuin ittvi ifU-o rr tuedi d. It
It thp -iiila I'iii wl.li h t;.1 In Hi, -in nn lltntc ho, thro'.h
''"'fs"i loiu covt'i'anffd w-fh w ; i s. iiuni ni-s
'W' f hihtrtiD to tuttci K.r the eri"t.t whlf h ilK-lr him cn
lor "lid not title in Mi.-ir imaiu y.
XT TifiNurtii has ii'it j f tini- l.r-d tt f -rv , la It true th.i
It iitHN nut nnc il It ' ll.'vt.' ti.it Vnrv!rifl, Wt-itern
Vtr inla, Tonnt'.-, K 'iifn ky, Mt ,' i, tftttrne.l te ths
lint It) It not tntisie.' of L -tns.arn, 01" Ai kiitiftun, ahd
of the oir' of Itir Misl.ipr't.' Ii It io f.rrlMc tntiy ttf
M.rhaii'or of H'mIiII n.iih'n f- th c:ipMu-f r AUanu
r -iliinir, ii the army uf ,r.it ol niii.' t Dm f!4nl. o'
I i' H htiim end Ir Mi'iy mi.i iu-.-', ,n lti mi o,f
itottitni:' Dt'-plf Ui' r-.ur t' e of Its n-.tdivr-i, ti- "H.T.r.v
nnd laJt nl ol it Kt iktjI.s, ih .1 'V l-t p anting I" .r h.v 1 1 ti ;
V. ha no loiiLiir an nnny t)i re r-, ( , v l it.i v will nt i if,
II. H hew eiilNp.lli.li 1 ml it.
All Its hop. n are d uroj.tl. ' it .f.ioiteil im tlf n-e-N ..1
T'l'T.-jn', u tin- tMio!)ii -si ni m.'Mit.li:intrH, 'in ui'-j-aU-iirtii-a
ol Knwl.tiul. To iint-ti the i o- k whh i! tmd
beft-n-to r. nd tlift oitntry a 'uirpr It nee-Vd t!io OM.i t
Btivv ol' lumKil pttwers; i..r-hi"M powt rs h.ivo Uilcd Ii.
Kl-ig fotttm wan to brim.' to ftc nt of the Month iift Ai 1
t. u- nntl imcrrMed I-urt pe ;M:ij; 'ott -n In t.-Uye-t.-r.-ned
in bdnU'ot tlio Vt Indier, a:nl Mvpi. Tip.
opinlt.u ni th oiii tif, tb ws-T't. v. p t. In rt, 1 rt-yail-
d ovi 1 ti e pvlittc.tl.tn,l)in. titms'if I .uro.i -an c ilw:i-tt.
l-'.n-.lend w-.uld p-rli ipa npl nid tlm rrnduu- n-.ni er
ot Aui'Ti' a, wl -) vonld d-!l. r Uvr from the mily rlvel.-,-
tl.:,t ! ( ("n ail- ; v.-mM rt!-tore ... I,.-.- tl.. den. a uf (li
Deal, aiid would u i Inir the St i-tu an n colony, and, ai It
wen-. 1. h-fr.funt; but lva.:d4n I is the v .mntry of Wflis.T
fur e ; Mm h.tt not dured mukf war tor tin- m.tlii:vi)Aii, c 01
laviry ; and what Knuland has not chirod do, )ii imp v. i I
ilo. Kn ni iho lii-t momt'ut, - apprlsdl rl:c H nlh that It
wohIiI never .in mount tuo iuoi jiI reproliation ot Knrune
i;d tl :i not 11 pnn( e would dnr brn e put.llioptiion. I will
ro lurth r to-day, mid will say Ui.it every d.iy brlnq m rc
icitny to ium tlie IntorpKt thut nil the Knr.peaii I' iw.ts.
a "liikle onn exrrpted, havo Ui tho rihIii mance of tho
Unit n. Tho tradition, of lTl nr re.wnl.f uiii, und, nvro
utrwflrh ;'Und chfinrrl il piHU iune, n one In Fra ice
dtn.it that iL is 10 tlie intere-.t of the coimiry to nufntv ;it
tht fMdiryol' Lou 1 XVI and Nepohon. Tho I'nlon li th?
tlr.'st need 01 Amerini: hut II h a'vo onn of th"grentet ln
torfsts of Kiaiue. Tiii'-ls tlio pilcu of tho liberty of the
an, and w itfioitt the htx-rty of chn teas tho lntleponilenH)
of France and that 01 Europe urn e'iimlJy m-neeed.
AhatMhtnnd hy liurvp, ht-mrai'd In anl rtninT0d
Rraclually by the North, the Mouth 11 eonderued to ex
batiotlon ; It mini yield, and tin moment cinnot In- t'.ir
ofT. J.et the North puriit In th: polh-y adapted hr Mr.
Unroln ; . t It, ph.int on all eli- mattituln atanypr ee
tlie two conliiioti!i tht rc-r-ital lihmenf t"the rnioii, fin
aholitlon of ilavery, and the 8outJi will he forced to bow
to no. f-id'y.
HhaieMf may ho the conituc -ol an army or a pcotie,
there conirs a moment when hneles resltam-e Is nothing
h v than nuit;uinary marlnt'ss. ILe Houthern Kncmla
an eohlieru ha e fuutjht with an obstinacy and bravery to
wtlchthelr ndverartes an; tho tlrnt to render Jnstieo, lint
they hue been dcu-lvtd; their cause i bad and cannot
fcuected. Lee end ItCaturcerd have done eniM.rli (or tho
Iwinnrof thefla-i, it will tmn he time for them (o think of
tlio la ins ot'hiiiiiaiiity and the country.
Hut there it tor tho fluiithalitit chanre of safety, It in
thst ottered by tloncrul McCVHun and bin party; it 11 a
com pro mine at the exjtense uftite wretched neyro.
Tht.f cotr promise t dlsktulsed under a fine phrase, fir
ita uds ootu-B dare not ackuowlcdK that they dru-.v btt k.
It in called Lsuaraiit.-enii the Couititutioital riclits of ea :h 1
State In the future. An admiral. lo euphemism for those
who are tatlsiled with word ! In plain luthruiikre, this
UKflns ti at tho North shall rcuounee muddling with scrvi-
tude, and that slavery shah tie imilHbilned In tlie South ua
Iouk 8 it muy pleat e the Suth to maintain It, It is to tho
pilvllfi.d that tteneral MeOlullsii IntruutH tho caro of
nbollBhlntx the privilege; wo may be sure that tho South
will nut abuse the permission. The Mouth hue made war
to ma in tain the supremacy ot tt;e slave pull -y ; the sla e Is
delivered up to It in order to make pence. Tho North siih
111 1 tu. Through love of penoe. it accepts the eomp teiiy in
this int.uny that Jt has reiet t- d for tur year- pa-l. Tt.ls
Is, in nil Its crudity, what tho I'euiojratic par.yuii a
compr mine .
Ptrhnps there are n number of men in ti e Norih wli.
wesryoi'war, and caring verj lit:l fur the miseries of
slavery, would willingly re-dn themselves to thin arrant
inent. Itut I 1o not fear to a-."ert t;(at thev would bo
Krosv.ly deceived; this arrancmont ti I npra"M':ak.
Nothing is eaier, itul oite-i moro jtt, tiutii to 'o:iipro-
mine C'.u-: rnin Intcrust1. : btit It Is imposnlhhi to omiirj
mine botwoen rUht and mtustlee, hstwen servitudo and
Uherty. Tosaerlt.ce four mlllljus of huni'in bcini,M to a
politu.ul interest, tven t the sncutl'y of tho mora !"!, is a
crime, und lik. all rrim.es, mistake and a danger.
Bipporte tlencrai Mut'klian to ho th-n rretld- nt,
what win he doV lln will propose an armUth c to the
Honth; coiuDd -winners will ho appointed coDvontiou,
perhaps to rcKtilutu the de-ired uompriimise. itut tiie
conditions that wIP he propotu tl hy the North are known
in advaitce. Slavery will be Hhindoued to the Routh as
concerning It a4i.no ; nil that will ho asked nf tho Uebuls
will bo that I hey will piea-e ti reuira to tho Unlou,
What will tins '.Knnprjuiite be to tV N.rth'r the hss of
four war of war, ot niil'ioiis ol UoUars, the usei-sa sa.irl
ilce 01" blood iihed on scores of buttle ftohK T .e South
will .a madly rent uiumler the Constituihui, mined
thnttsani.s of fortunes, desolated Ih-nihands of faiudh n,
altrr which It will return to Ihe Union, more Invidneraijlo,
pn uder, anil morn Insolent than ever. For tlie Macks
there will be 110 mure hope ; pr tit po ,r vvlilrew et tiihI .h
pendence. tKr)etual ttenradutlou ; for the rich planters the
tnti'Mc athn ot power and success.
And Is It Imagined Hint on those conIitou the Union
will be rc-estahli'tacd ; that b tvvecn a .lerjiocracy huntili.
oled, alter o mnny und sii-di ;'enoioi'i sacrirtces, an J a
triumph. int ariituerat y, a friendship . Ill sprint; up that
will soon heal till tl.e wound of the war'r No, this
Iwu-i tireaui . no one wi i '' : t. 1. , ,
lit U thgt Is ot rbrd.sl by
a. vain .iml.tti iu. 'T'tt- duj on uhich tJio Xartit ;hai!
s. ribefo these ecnditlons, it will nun I 1 social j,-id politi
cal add cation. At the twitom of t'ds ttuw eninpset any
be written, A,nn ir.,. The A:uei U a of WasiJiittm
will have di.tpi oaitwd I10111 the vvorhl, and forever!
Peace concluded, what will he IN- utiltudo of the K .rth
towaidi. the Hoiithi That uf powerU-tness und resina
(iou ; for, in tine, it must not be s.itNiiod wiih wonls; If 11
jit Ido to the Mouth. U is hecmsw i eauii-.i lcdiH-e it ; it in
betause, despite line npeeche-, at the h.itiom it a- knn.
It tlj.es it "Oil ' iiinulsln'd.
If any ilhiHi.m in ihts re-pect p'eeHttt in t'lt1 X.irlh, the
flrt.t European juiirpal w ill .urine to tll-slpate it. For
thitty yi ars past, Europe Iism treated Ameilcau democrat y
dinhiliifidly, becutut thin deal .cracy hat cmpniinded
with n la very. T . repel this nni-ist ami Jnterusted
disdain, tl.e North 1ms excused itself on tho
pka that, through love of pe.ice. throuifh re-pert fr tlie
CcuBlitutU.n, it le.-lyued Itseli to u jiiURtlon which it had
Hot made. The ex. ue w 3 leltmnite ; it w.u accepted
by men of good faith, liut on ihe d;t- when slavery shall
be triumphantly re-D-tab.ished, wlih the consent uf tho
North, w hen the chains 01 tho ne.;rn sli.ill be riveted by
tht kbiiiu hands that are hrcUluy them at this moment,
the North v. I!l not en-ape this terrible iiceusatlon of c im
plhity. And then, what joy will there be amonu the one -mien
of A!iirU..n liberty: W Unt rlef and sltamo lor all
their frh iu's . Tl.e yreat liep.ibl.c will he dUhonor.-d.
What ti-.utterH, It will be nam. the opttdous of Europe'.'
An.erica untied will cure little ft.r the oil ( ontlnaiit. I'er
hapk It wdl snou hn e actounts ti settle with thoiuwho
1 a.e luujincd at tl e dil..tai9.
lie 11 so, leas e aildu puhli opinion, alfhjujh, like Ju
the.U Is easier to braveit in woids t'.auto escape its
Bind.!. Itut there is a trihtiutl widen none ran floi ;it Is
c iii.:lenoe. On tho day when peace Is alut'd, wha1 will
tU Nt rth think of luelt, and how will a unine Used V
I my nothm' of theennressionj that will cntiio troin tho
rtoiitii, and that will prove that if the North h:id taale a
last t:ort all rut.ii.iMi.ct3 would have been cm-tnerel, and
the Union re-estahllil-.ed ou the foemintion of liberty and
e ii.ahly ; but after the (irt fojti riti. at d the tlr.-t re olc
li'lfi of peate, what will be it. rMa-tloits? And then what
Sitdness and buoiilulion will envue! How It Will tee! tiit
tndh of that treat su.t hij,' of Franklin, "Th'jii wh .acri
tlce Jiba.-ty to oMalu a mument "s security detune to
obtain neither liberty nor security.' Yes, tt will
say, the war was l.ard, the au fieri ugs war ex
I re mo, the treasury notes were cons timing private
fortunes llr.e the public treasury, but In tlie Hilda
of then ca'auiltles wo wera fl.'hlim; Tor a holy
came, wa ware giving our blood for liberty. Koliglon, tlio
country, put Uieir hope in us. Tbe evils were aoubtJesi
jreat, but aU the m ils would have been cured ay vie
tory; witb it Uie Kepublto would bave reKahted its great
ues and prosperity. But what this laws peace will never
aure 4s tbe leprosy of alavery wliat It will navet efface la
that black spot wbiab aulJies our eootliieat. for foar yeara
et a bald tbe rock of Hlayphus suspended ; for want of a Isut
eiht,lt Las la lien back and crushed us. Ileotefnili we
must lire la perpetual oouiradictiou to the Gunpel by com
pounding with injustice, aiid ail this to leave to oar cbg
dreu wfcat ua have relvd from our fathers, au laouraote
ariJ Oi. wlU dcUoy ths Cepob lc ana Ubtrty.
Anr(f , rureU, rfm.tni-tlits U al that will V trtren
by th cotnpron.Ua Which the pemocrats fclortfy In ad
vaacp. ard which thry prvent as a claim to ennfldenM to
tbe misled people whosa MitTrat' they demand. But, how
aver aha metal this fttti promise mtscht ba to tha North,
would the Piooth aoceptltlt I dare affirm thai it would.
not. If tlenerul Mc hllan prvstis, this Will le hl grst
disenchantment, and tho first punishment of ,t party.
An arhvtovmrj f w In numt ef snd firmly netted, feels lis
frertRth ard know- how to ffco-ie tr, ftjvorahl moment.
What will the election of tiffs oral Meridian signify. If not
thfit "-c l'e-necr.i. is r-V ic d.l) at its e foils I ave falbd,
thatitwl.be, forp 'c.t any p"." o. Ever ,-thlmr Is r.
trrtoe In I)em-cra Vsae1ius as . at utr 'nih, !'.
iandomne.it as as herotm. A Ie-nwr iry t at d.i
aires war no Ioht wdl ar-ept any cttedliions, nm rv1ng
the rijsht of -x" tatinn tn the 11 .now thoi wh h-r e
lntsl'it. It I eert.!n th f Hctrv-ll' pi n :l t 1 y v.,
advantSRo.a.Mihit ltiills.-,.M rrnln H itu in-tan t'.a
supremaryttTm h four years nf t. a- k.v- mhi it t( l,,v,..
Either II WIS! not return to the Unmn, or, If It rturn, it
will be only In appearance, roiitliiiiK for ltnif a irp.t.
rate posltk.n, prt.p- sintr he eclifton of New Enplr.n t. or
li st fi'Mrje system Of two Tejrul j;, s .ndepen-leut iht-r-
nslry, Mil rcpre. nted wtt' out 1 the amo Pn s'-b-nt -, in
a wurd, the ..vcrrrnty i .it v 11 he rect-vntetl u- f ear
iiifr' v tth It, tre Ho'ithw'1 viir'iilit. nnd w :' to
trl itrph. 7 he true President of the I nh n re-tmsiru t-d
by e In mo. n,t- win r.'-t m i.a iV.K'U Ila -i, but Jt C
t 'Tt 11 I 'II V ii.
V. Ill the Aineri-in .--.vt. racy sn ff t lrif tn he aj aiq
ft luecd by n party that (,.; iidrty yeart has ulnavs mist, a
' In It k Tutu h in need .,( and thirst hie 1 ir p-.-oc thai K
s rea.ty to sa--rt'h e to V. .he int. rci, the honor, the futnt
nl Iho ronntn v Ann-mr I pecple. which lor f.mr ven.
ban bine ni.h rr at itrdM, will the Jjetnot r.its succor tl Ir
I " - ' ' " l" " '"I 1 1,1.11 ion, p m -mil
aeeept the sh-iTueot r i-oiiipr irnlHey Will tt il nr.-
ti..b)e unhltert. who, aiiit il,. r nitlcrtmii only ak t-i c nt
tlmiethewsr. Am! Is it about to dismiss i;r i it, Mr ide,
Hhorman. mid I arrr.. nt, to ..iter to th- admiral! mof Amc
rlrs the p itrM.thH 1 1 1 men n k'ie, in ad . a nee. u he
su reinai y -f the N,. nth, or to -epaiation .- If Am-ri- i hai
oint to till., I, w h ha- ll tfetenerntt d ' In ittt hV, ,rj
It wonh! find uittivent rxiunpl.;. ai d ditferent menmrtee.
From 177o to i;;l, what miseries did not tlio ro. olutn.nMs
sulTtr- soMirrs wiUi'int bread and without sh-, wnrth
hsapap T inrreiity, lownw burr ed, flel ls laid wxta, yet
notwiilistamlin,' t -f pt n handtut of Tunes whom nh.i ,,t
tol'i.wi'd even iito ti.e -i.tvo, wh'WM er proponed to tr- at
with the eii-inj . iic .nt-ii. s m H''i nri ft tthr hrs-hrare
rtir Iwss arlt-th dlian the armies of ihe Kevoiti'lon. iua
ceis iP slmo.,1 certain, victor nMircd. and tha N ith is
fir ally on tlie vrve of a '.t..rtt.iis peaee, Anl i it at tlds
muraent that tho Amcriv uii people w 111 K-sfen to n;t n who
propose to iidie.it,:V
No, I will neve- he'lee that n i-ene-nii Pi1..n, which
has ,ilrtt nior." ih.m t-H' e atomsh-d Enrop i. Hn
tv rr y indp.T- v .a'n e Willi ii 1 r.itiiy .,) t.id!-.' oiir..o
lit, vt In 11 it! 1 1 1. 1 t t t!oi t it w iit crti-li the !iehe!ii .n.
'I I c bop.- m the o.' mil s of the p t at ..epuMk will he .iia
oppoluicd. H.iuv-iu.:.d hy vie't.iy, mrfii'4th"iied Ity
trial, Aim rh a w l!l tii slavery troin the w..rhl, art will
,;ive nn exnmpb- r I ' ! I c r iter than that oft -e War of liule
p nth IP e, Twio - v J 11 have Ktvitrcl the irimrt) h of
liberty poilib ill liberty tn 177ti, civil liherly in yui.
Neither 1 ; reeve nor Home have led m murles so jr it.
O il fro nil-, of ihe i nut d States, he not astonished at ''ie
w.-ii mt ti ol mywi'iLs. 'Hie wurld Is insilv respniisiole,
and the cau.e of A r. erica is tl at of liherly. 80 loni;u; tli re
Is on the other shl M the Ailautlo a cwnnimfly of thh.'y
million men. lit h u happily and pe ireably under the ;ov
vemnient it has ch,er, with ihe laws that it ni.iki n lis-'If,
Uhhcrfy will radiate en Europe as from ft shlnlnjf b"neon ;
America, rid of hliveiy, will be the country of every ar lent
weiil, every iM-m rou; heart. Hut If llhcrty Is eclipsed In
ihe New World, darknesf. will enue In Euinpf ; and we
shall see the work of Washington, Franklin, arid Hamil
ton up it upon and ti-uhh n innh r toothy a school that
b- lieves only In siren. th and nicce-s.
TMh Is why we await with impatience th" President al
fleet inn, rrui In;. ( d that the name that sh ill he drawn from
the urn maybe that of the honest and uprhrht Ahraiiam
IJncotu ; for thl name vlll Ite a presage of victory, the
iriuniph ol justice and -t;:ht. To vote for Mt)lcllau Is
tn tote for tie l.nmilik'lon of the N'tirth, the perpetual
maintenance of slavery, end tho disruption of the ureal
llepuhllc. To tvote tor J.Lucoln Is to vote for Union and
lor liberty. EDOUAKD L M.OU LAYK.
BANK NOTICES,
KT.
- COMMONWEAL T II li A N K,
Pun tuKi i iiiA. October 17. l-a;i.
The annual election for Directors will be held at the
R mkire -house on -MONAV.the Jlnt day of Nuvopih-jr
u. t, betw i en (he hours ot Hi A. 11. and 'i 1. .VI.
1 tie annual uict tina; ol th? Ntockh hhT will he held at
the Himkintf-huue on TUEHIAV, November l,ls t,at
lo 04-loek A. .M. Jl. C. iOI'NU,
10-ai-mwf-lot Cashier.
ff-:,; iNOTIC K. "
- llAlS'K. OF NOltTHERM T.I It E HIT P!11!.
Pit 1 1. vhKia-iiiA, October i), IH;1.
Ktdlca U hereby elveu.arteablv to oovtiotii of the act
of ihe iieii-o.nl Aseiuldy of Iho Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, cntnh'd n act t nahllim itaukHof Hi jf.'o'nmoti-
weauu u nt'court AHsociations lor iho purpose ul ll ttikmir
tiimci the laws .of the United (i tares," approved the V-ld
ttuy of Atiuust. A. I. lhtil, that the Htoehhoidcrs of the
Hunk of North! rn l.thcrllei have this day vo-cj to ttveoma
siieh an unxiclrtlmi), antl ihat IU Dlrectjru have priKuo'd
the nulhority if the ow u- rs of inoie thttn t wo-lhirds o tlie
C:.pital Mo-.k to m.-ke'oi ceftilicj'o retjuireil then fur by
me ui t ni ii v i linen i.iaita.
iv-2i xt w. ';ufME'ti:, c-uhj-r.
p-Tw- NOTICE.
l'ltlLslJM,l.l lllA, Ocloijer 20, ISttt.
Notice is hereby riven, aurectblv ( Ko.iuon J of thu a t
ol the iscnnrid AMteniniy uf the Cemuionwsjal'h of Pona-
byivaitin. entuiod ' An act eiiablni;, Hanks ! taeciom
inonwiahn to hecoino As-,oclail ma lor the uu;pose of
Itsiukii K uiiih r tre hi-.vB of the United l-t ites." approve!
ti e'J.'o day of Auuutt, A. 1). IH ;l. that th- htoekholders of
the Coin Exci.aiu:a U.Uik nf l'hiiailclphiu buvo Uim day
vot d to la;i.D e iiieii au Ahm. laiiun ; und that its Id'ec
tors ha e procured tho ant!, only 01 the owner of niie-e
1 nan two- third 1 ol ti.e Capita) Mi ick to niiisui e jrtitlcuto
r tiu red tl.eiyicr b the laws uf the l.tiit.d sta-es.
l'J-?l-:rlit J. V. TOttUKY, Costlier.
fn.4" SOIIC K.
"- 'im: eiTV hank.
I'liii.Aiiut.i itia, Octub.r 20. l'Vt.
JSctlcr I. 1 tnby alvpn, aiTteuoiy in sectnn "i of ili i ii t
of th llrncrul Assembly nf tl c i:iiinrnunwi.Hlt)i of I. 'ii
nWaiila, M.til' il "An act tnab Iiik Hunts nl t..e .Joi.u.1 .11.
w:ttl;ll lo iKCdliifl Atsrcla.'.'His lir tl,c liiiivosi! .11' 1Uiikiii
m.ii.r till" lnws uf Ihu rnluo MluUts," npfirnvRil Um! WiI
llliyof Alltlll.l, A. ll. l,M,l, U:IU III. HtiltlKlii.lilura III 111.
'it Hunk limn (ilia day viile,l lo bi'Mimn sili.li ail ussik'ii'
lion : (mil tlist its liir -cMi.rs liavo.rucnn..l itii a'liii.irlty of
tin.. onrs ol iihiii! than two-ihlnls nf tlie Haiiilal tot:k lo
museum riiiii.-aiB iiUiict tlmnfur l)j i.'ic laws of tho
l lill.i i H'UtUH.
J6 1 ;.trt O. ALr.KHT LKWIM, ( ashler.
3 i , "NO T I C K.
' Kk.MlNi.l'N HANK. IV THU COI'NTT
OK rilll.Aiii. I.l'lll .
Fill I. A Ml I I'll I S. O'.'InliiT -0, tfil.
Nollra Is hi r. hv Kiv.n, 1 r. i alily lo rcrllmi J ol'ili. . t
nfllii' liriKr.ll Assili.lly of tin- 'oin ill. i i w.-.l 1 1 Ii ol' l'l'iin
a. l.ama, vi mini "An oil I'lianilni; 11. ink sol Hie ' 'ominni.
wi-hiiIi lo lioroiiai Assorlati'ins f rtlpurposi'm lliinitliii,..
un.it r thu luu ol tin- l iiitoil Hl L.'s. ' upurovril llii.'Jj.l
d.i) of Annisl, A. D., 1HHI. t nt (ho isloc:.lio!. rs ol Iho
ht n.iiuloli It,. nk ill tm v ill r ly of PIl!;i,lvlihU, have Ihl.
iiuy voii d lo tociimo tnuh an A-soi-liiUmi : ami Hint Its
Din rlort hav. ,i.,imiu-,i Ihu uiilhoi ivol Iho otviariol'
rclhanlwi ihh,l-ol llio -..,.ir jt Sloe to ),mV0 .i..
2 r"'l'"'l'lJ "ll'"r Iholr.s ol tltM lf."
lo-al
f. T. VEHKKfl, tVislilnr.
US? '' 'Cli.
IAll.MI.llS AMI M!.0IIA.:."lr9 FIANK.
I'llll.AI.I I I. O 'l In r -' I, tf'A.
Js'i t!r Is lirri In ftwn, ri rtly to -erti.m 2 of Ihe urt
of ihe i;t-ni'i.ik As'iinb't 01 iii Uoininjiio.a,i;i ol r nu.
s Ivmii.'t, i iiiiiii il "An art i-ii i'i. in : ll.i'.ils ol tho I'oin.
n "ii wi ah h lo hoi'mio- An, o'-iu' io; s tnr tho miriosa of
llAKsinu in di'i Im' ia s of Hm I mteil Htaiui," nonovril
Ihe '.',1 ily ol Ai'.'.isl, A. 1. 1-..1, that Mi. i Mt,,cRli-,iars
of Hi.- Farmers' uinl Mis-haiili-s' rink oi lMiihuli'liihia have
th'S d.o voi'-d lo In mo s.i. ,i nn As.ik-atl.in : anil that
Its Pllorlni's hu. ,rm'tiii,l ihe a.'.lln.l liy nl tlio uivniTS
nl nn lo thun l c ihlr.ls of tho ('..lutul Ht.i. k lo in ik-ilm
t'l'ttll.Dillo loiiinud llurilor li to laws oi tliu rnlt.-S
Hum'..
lii-Vl-:mt W. liliHIllKX, Jit., Cashier.
ft J NllTICK.
I O.MMLIlt IAI. HANK or PI'.SVSVI.V ANI 4..
I'm 1 1 Ai'i:i i-iiii.o.'t, h"r'i, ls.:.
Noliif Is li"rrby ivi'ii, nuro' ai'iy to sooltin 2 oii:ioa:t
ol Ihe lli in nil As-i-iuhiv ol tlio ( ninnioiiw I'nlth of I 'iiii
.lv.ililn, enlilii-il "An Art .-11111,11111? llai.ks of the Com
itii.Tiss calth lo lif-r nit- Ass ic!Hti'n. lor tho itlrposo of
IWliiKIl l: niider ll,l-hivvs i,( (lu- I m: il rl'au-s,'' iiniiriivrd
tln--.-.'n ta.i ol Aii -'list, V.Il. ls.,i, i,,,,! iho uio knol.li.r.
1 1 lln-t'l-nin tri-lul Hank nl i'tiin-. ,y.i: .a h.i.o um d.y
M-ti il lo l.i ix-lne u !l nil As.ui In-i'ili ; .im! lh;it lis liiroi l
ors have prm-ori-il tie nnlhol Hy nl loo onniTs of liliro
th:. il tivo-lhlrilsnl tl)s('i.i,li,l Klm-k to innlii' l'i,. rTiili-t-iili-
ri'i;nli oil llioirfiir by li e Irt n of iho linili-il Ht.Ki-i,
1 or iurli.or Jin, l:enluls blOikhoMi rs run :i;.i 'I . to
11' Ifl- Ot ti. C1. PAI.MKH.'t'B-lilor.
(X - N0T1CK.
- UAMi HI' rOMSIEUC'K.
I'm i. A in i on! a. IK loher sl. lvll.
K-illi'e Is I.Preby uli on. aBro. aJilj to .0.-11. -n'j of tl.e net
Cf tl.e I .i-lii-i nl As.em ly i l the i onniioiiw. allh of I'niu.
hl;nii:i.i-iilitli-il "All 'net tni.l.ltu Hanks of taer,.in
nionviiaih t'i brCOIni- As.neittliiii'S for tno litlrHN.i. ol
list 1 11 ti llinli-r Ihe Iiim s 01 the 1'iufi-il St-iti-s. ' an-r ivoil
the i'.ii .lay ol Annual, A. fl. lsiil, thai tho Hl.Tklioliter. ol
ti.e l.ank ol Cninineli-e hne thi. day vnleil to hec-ime
such an As.,, 1 1st inn: unil tint ll. IMrictors have iro:urel
lln- aiitl.nniy o! t! . uwin rs ni mure tnan two thtr.ls o:" tlio
1'ilimal Uti.i k to mal e Hie oeltilluaU. nulllreil Ihotelol- hy
ti.e laws ot the I mien .nates.
Ib-al-iot JOHN A. LEWIS, Casliior.
CT NOTICE. AT A OKNERAL MKKT-
- .In ol the htoikhold.ia of " I he Hank of I'ena
l.-nitlp.'' In tie , ,.unty 1.1 1'hlladi l.bia, luH al me
haiMim ll u.f.lii Ibaeltyor l,hl,a.l.i,hla, on Tlirun.
l.AI . iitiob.') Ikot.thc toliowiuu proamiile audrasolu.
th-n Here j-tssod tiruiiilinousiy :
WherMis, Ihe Inn elm ot the I'-ank ofr.nn Town. I, Is,
in the county 01 Philadelphia. I.sva pii.cn red the wnlti a
aiill.i.rltr 01 Ihe oaneia ot las-tlilidt of the oaplla! stock
ol lb. .al-l Hank to uiaka th. c.-rliili at. re.imro.l by ins
lawsof th. I'nnsd Miniot to .bane and roiiten th. tald
Hank Into a Mall -uul A.siHiallou lor carrynu on Hit bl..i-01-1.1,
.1 banku ii ; ihMetois,
Knaolwd, Itiat ihe Hank of Perm Township, In ths
county ot I'liliudoliiliia, anall bccoin., aud llie .aaie la
ln,hy cliie;.d and contorteil lito an a.-ix-iaioii fur
carrynnj on Ul. biibUlMs ot baukinK under the laws of Ih.
t idled bote., entitled "As act lo provld. a national cur
rent., is, ore d by a pledf. 01 Hulb-sl Hi. let Bonds, and IS
proMds for lbs rirculalios and r.d.mptlon Uiero.il. aii
proved Jane,ls4. And th. name 01 the s.ld national
a!?.!"? U JU '' RATIONAL 1ISK.
, , " 'fou rt 04 th. said Hank are hereby authnrue
to do and .ertonai tvtcj act, mailer, and Hilu. soowary
ll " u eomiilel. ,fT,t tli. mua-
1 H ' i?"1.'!'.'"" A"4 lL" '' Isc sliall publish -r.V
..Tfb!.U,""f,"''"" -Horlliamerl.aB antl
nllrdMate. UatMIe," s a.ws.aisn of ell J of Pai.a.
"""i IV? IU I"1"' Boitae,kymi or otlisrwua,
is .aeh si kholder, auraeaaly la lb. provi.lon. of an act
2.1 AAf.':U,u,t ""ao.IUi et renn.yuaala,
williled "An art anabltnt lbs Hanks sf Ibl.Oomsaou
Wtaltb to beiotn. Aasoeuuon. Rir Ih. surpiss. of Huk
lii. uni! r the lawi sf n. funed Hiatss." acpruTad
iHi i CL,lM- JAJU.4 fcUUHKi-l..
10 atl .nn Catlilor.
TOU&TH EDITION
rnoM THE SOUTH.
THE NAVAL BATTLE IN
THE JAMES.
hnpoitant State Rigbts Manifesto.
THE SLAVES TO BE ARMED.
"DEATH BEFORE SUBMISSION."
Hood's "Wild Gcoso Chaso."
ftprrlnl to The F.vciiliiir TolcifrHph.
M'tpiiiNOios. O.'t.ibiir 2 i. liii liiiKiiid p iicrn
of Monility la-t lmvc 'icrn rrrcicilhi:ic. Tin y
Rnnoumo llicmriv.il in r.iriiMiu.nl of fourteen
hint'lioil priv iti anil tliii ty-four oilii'uri, uipturuil
I'riMii 5'lirriilvi'n army.
itio IJiM.hont riiitit.
In tlie firing on Vntunl.iy l ist nt t!ic Ilotul
diet 011 tlie Jattu" rivi-r by li.iturk-s on Ilutlcr's
li ft, cunsiilcralilo ilaniuye wus done tn tlio viminy.
One flint cxi loilcj on llic ilei-k of UiQ trunbont
t'r'tri, woumlini; two ninn. Tho Iron-clivl riin
I'rnl' rkkdmrg was conoidcruldy Injarcil, one 01"
nur sIicIIh oxplniKni; over licr (.'I'ltting nnJ w jur.il
Inr Hcveiity-nix mon.
Tlie liirhiroiitt Intil Imr Hmol.csliii'k intimly
kIis away li-mviill- liicctnl lire. Tim result or
ll mainn was (lie bl.cdmlillu ol' the vliulc lloet ii))
tli rivrr.
Arinlttu; tlio xln-..ai.
The fiovrr.iorii nl' the Sontliovn Stitna liavn
li S'.iril tt jiiin; inaiiifo-tii tn the Southern P""!''1'.
roeominciiilins the nrmlng of do nnroiii 11111I the
ml'iplinu of every ju.'tlio l slii -U nill lucre. 1.-0 the
iiliH thcnesS nf tlio Ileliol army.
Tiny u wit thai pe-.n 0 witli tlio X11r.l1 it. only
)i)K.-il when the Confetlerai-y sh ill be i.'cii;,'.
n'xi, and deil.irj tli.it cxt-ov.iiii'iuiuii is pre fur
nlile do hiiiiuiKsInn .
t.i'ii.'i'iil KIo.mI'n If(iirs.
Sovttlicrn cdit irs .still Ijtlieve tlutt Ho id will
talie Ids' army in') Dust Tennessee.
SIli'i'lilttii'H I'rlNOsif'r-si.
P A Icrfe number of Sheridan's nruviiicr.4 have
been Kilt to lilinirn.
lnt.'rtsHl lts'Vc'iiiir'.
The n poi t nf trie head of Ihj Intern il Kevenuc
IluTcnuwill Dhnw Unit the iueomc of tho (iuvern
nicnt finin inti rnn! titse.s is ubout siutjcn mil
lions a nionlli, or nearly two hundred millions' a
yeur.
LATEST FROM lVA3l!iN'GTGH.
GEN. DUFIE AND STAFF
CAPTURED.
Wheroabouts of tho Pirato
" Florida."
INTERNAL REVENUE TAX.
Canada and tho St. Albans
Raiders.
Hperlnl to Tho Fvcnliic; Trl.'irrnpli.
Washinoton, October '26. lVssciif;i rs arriv-
ing this morning by tlie westaru train report that
liwt evening u body of Kcbol guerillas made a
descent npon sonio of our troopj, stitioned aix
miles beyond Martinsburg, and captured General
Dulic mid bii entire stair. Tho full particulars
hud not reached Marlinsburi; when the train left
tlictc.
1'romotlou of Ocnoinl Kii'keltN.
CJeneral Illekctts has been promoted to Brevet
M3jor-t.icncr.1l of Volunteers for gallant conduct
during llie war, particularly in tlio battles of tho
prcnewt campaign under (ieneral Qrant, ol tho
Motioeary miller Oencial Wallace, and the Ope
quan, I'islitr's Hill, and Cedar Creek batiloa in
Die Siieimndoali Ciiminl;;n of Ceujral Slicri.laa.
I'r.mi t'iiy I'o I. it.
Tho mail steamer troin City Point reports
nil. im unehani;ei at the front.
IVrHonn-l.
f.'ercral W'col was at the Wur Dop if tmcnt this
mornini:.
Our Iti'litllouo with eni'li.
Tbe Canadian liovorniuont wril answer all fair
(leraamU miido upon It by ours in rofoieni'O to
tlio Vermont raidoru.
lf.Ntlliitiiii nt Kre,
Washinoton, October 2G. The Navy Depart
ment has received a communication from the
commander of the United Sta'os sloop-of-war
St. l.t.uia, at tfunti Cruz tie TcueriCo, Canaries',
(luted September 10. lie says on the 2HU of
August un Americ 111 ship approaehod tho an
cborsgcof Vayal, making a signal of distress. I
at once sent nn nlileer and boat's era '.v to lior
relief. She proved t) bo the American ship
Impounder, of Bolton, one hundred and forty-four
days from Akiab, bound to Falmouth, England,
with a cargo of rice, p'or seventy davs the crow
Lad boen constantly at tho pumps, ami for three
weeks had been on an allowance of fresh water,
and dependent upon having showers fora supply.
On uuehoiago thought to be perfectly healthy,
the fillip was subjected to au ab.urd ijuardiititie
of tbrco days, in which, of course, the ollleers and
men of the St. f.ouis were included.
l lie eiri.lct "t'lorl.lit."
Tho Florida arrived at Santa Cruz, Tencriffo,
on tho 3d of Augunt, and obtained a supply of
coal and provisions, and left after staying twenty
four hours. She disch' rged here one ollieer, who
was an invalid, and one of her men, a Now
Yorkor, who said ho was the only American
in tho crew.
A 111 iincr to tienrral 4Jrniil,
Admiral Toiler is to give a graud dinner to
General Grant and other officers to-day, on board
his flagship, in Hampton Roads.
(liirMtsoa of nn I'.xcliHnice of 1'rls.oner.
It docs not appear that any ollleial information
touching the reported proposal made by Gemini
Hardee, commanding at Charleston, looking
towards a general e xchange of all tho prisonors
in his hands, lias yet been received by tho au
thorities here.
Hardee is understood to have In his depart
ment butwecu twelve aud fifteen thousand men,
brought to Charleston after the breaking up of
the great prison-pen ut Audersouvillo, Ga., but
lately transferred to Columbia, S. 0. The
relief of this number, embracing about one
thiid of tho aggregate of L'niou captives in
Kebel hands, would carry joy to thousands of
Northern homes ; und It is hoped it can be cllected
without sacrificing tbe position held by the United
States Government in regard to tho cartel, the
provisions of which have been most perfidiously
violated by tho Kebels.
It is proper to state that the status of negro
prisoners in not the only point ou which the
Government takes issue with tho Confederates.
They owo us, to-day, not less than thirty-five
thousaud prisoners, that number of their paroled
men having boon by them declared exchanged
long ago without any equivalent rendered ui
in return. The Rebel Commissioner of Ex
change, Mr. Ould, has himself acknowledged
that they owe us something like twenty thousand.
They owe us more, by at least nftcen thousand,
as I have already stated ; but why don't they de
liver Dp the twenty thousand which Ould admits
to be cow due ns f These are serious points, and
it will not do to yield them i but If the exchange
spoken of by General Hardee can be effected out
side of these considerations, it will assuredly be
cuubuiumutlon most devoutly (0 bo wished.
Irrnnton evsl Nn1t In Ifrvt TrV Tr-I,y.
,("-( to IV The iti-tnitin Teklrnfh.
Nkw Youk, October 2". Ths following arc the
prices realized at the tale of Rcranton coal to-day,
compared with the prices in September:
A.-McowVr. ffn.'riw.
Lump (r.i(K) T H.)
Steamboat K V) H H I
Ilrnki n h ',0 H 70
I'.tf,' 8-10 A 00
Stove H7 i 9 7
( hesnut 7 00 8 00
Tlie Vermont ll,iil'. H-.tbr-r-.
Mon'ikku, Ortob.-r '.!'). Sevcr-.l ile,. .itinns
bare Inn taken at St. JohiiB, relative to the
n-cnt Vcrroont bunk robbery. Others will be
ta'.cn to dry. The prisonTi have all easily boon
identified, an J if committed iVr trail will proba
bly be tri -inferred to Montreal.
Tlip enrimlluii etif'rn'f.
Qi'imi:c, t'rtober 2'!. Tho Conference Is pro
rceilp g satislaetorily. The financial fiici ions
havr been settled. The Conference will adjourn
this week. All of lfs amusement ) will be em
bo ,kl in a bill to lit fiiibmilted to the different
louil Legislatures.
Hfnrltsa by Tcilccrnpti.
Ni:w YniiK. '.VtiilKT Wl. Stocks ro better.
' hn .'ii;o mill I' .i s Isln' d :i., : t u'nlierland nrt iei rt d. 'l;is ;
lllill is I -.-nlriiT . :ri.. K'i's : Ii. .1: il., 1 1;, ; Mi iim;,., H int!,.
. rn.i.i. ' ; New lk t;.-nlral. I Hi; llr.idinir, s ; lln,!....
Ii Kir. l.'l ' i ; l .'inn, II H , .Mi.M.iin f.s, i-lS; r.rie, 'ii;
I'l.e Yi ill I 'elfin, nl'-si i ; I'ri asu ry I'l'iip-.nt '.s. l-s,;
jll.ti ml, li ,', : lllill, il'.'lj : s lice tin- Hn.ir t , -21-"..
11a 1. 1 1 mii in., October '.'0. I' lnur iU il ; Wi.stwn
i-lrii has d.'Hn.il l".",c, Wlicii! .ic.lluil ;,c.; .-.hre
f !', ,. Whi. Vv dull HI 9l',i.. I'roWs.ris iIu'ilu,..
l.ae-li Votes I.'olfee linn ut :i:i,- lei ', r hi i.
'nt of ttid Ft.7.
Cnidirn fi-orilnn, repnrtcd kill' d in tbe Into o
pcil'tiiin netr Newborn, and .aid to hive bo
loni'i il to the naval ser- iff, was tho comiiianilrr
of tho nnny gunboat Itmn, of Oonnral Hntler's
.Naval Ilricaile. H has b. en the custom id enn
fniind ihe vess-i-ls and their comrnindui's belnn.'.
ing to liut'er's ltiig.ide with tnc ri'K'il tr u.iiy.
l.i oi i. imi:i,i,kii:(
t'NIIKll SlATKK Cllllllt Cl 1 UT Jill)-...
lirli r nn H .iiIh i: it-r. i liln.in II. 1 1 nils hlo s. w . , Ik n
M illwn'il, I till' d Hlai.s .Miir.hi!. 'li. is im..-, m it: 'i ,v.m
nn acti- li tn i.' -i. er U ini.ni.-s In, iho ihcr cl ii:e,..il s, i.ini
,111,1 ileti ni l II nl ihe W I s' i lies' r ..-i i". w,. - . ni-
lliiil'd 1 eslei.h.y utli MI.I..II, Will. ..i. i It. l;.,,!, Ks.,
iii i k iiik I he el-, si in ai'iii'iiu ui tin i. hi l il',' ll.
.Ill.'i ' I.I I"' 1, i; r .1 ii.e - y - .1 ..,i ..i ,u., I:, i! i, , i.
1 1 In si I .11 tl.; fl V..I i,.lil ii,'. II l.uivi, I r I in- s, , r . i It
11 e ll.sill.'t A 1 1'. iii y hi-l no g i over In ls.iu il w il , ni 1 r
II. I,' ul l,-llll -'I'. K 11..' M-,llli. i: .,.1 :l... l.irn ll. 1. 1 u ..
Less lo net In Cum innilli i. mllil!.. r- i i.-.t ni ( i.il , -ll
nm ss i ii 1.1 h" Inivc In i-,i any m n.- n oi,i, a ti It i. n i.i . n a
limit, lnlc nrihll if" ll- lhe jinn it t'i I i-te u-nls I..-I .IITI'.-C
In the rointN iih.ti...
A. to lie tissiiii.trfinn Ihst tho pi-.'..-,MiiL' I hint ii in
illn el. il l.v the l'i. s,.lei.t i i son i u.i -i,!,,. i i i in, i ,,,;,,,,(.
ti e .lull) e snl.i thill ll.i e hs'l n,. t n any i i-i I. u.-i- sn i-
n 1 1' t' 'l I o sl nu ll, nor iM init . I ,-i--i- ii. I - a i, ,i i i i,.in c
h th. re h.ol b. en It u ; -i tl... , ,i ::. n ! ' ' f o I ' mrt - h i the
ITopi rly vv.is uniimiihilili liti n. ;i,i, u, u , s . ii,,t , y
iI.iiiiii; i'S .l.oulil l.i'.hi-n.l., sh,,, i,!!1,; i oij.--- is I'm. n," e- -sly
nt .Ai ri Isllm e.utloil. ai d ot enn ill. j.ifi u.i n-ie -.i s to
their Icailiniel ill. lies. A il.sl uu lion wns matte to-. w i - i
ex.-i,.)il.iry niul ihellctlvr eiuun - s.
As llieie wns rol im Hunk' in the use lo ?ilt,v th .1 Hie
M. ir.b.il had .n I. '.I li om linpiip-r t'. . tint-s, th .1 u.i --. - 0 ,1
nottliink vimlit tlve iliiin.iir.-s ..ho'iiil lie i:lv,-n ; hm thg
il.mi.mes oimht lo he suill.-ient to st. imp the s-l.ut e ns a
ss liiilly lili'mil 'Itul nnillstiliiihli- one. As Ihe otllri is ..-I I, .
law tiuKbt to he siipp. ried In Hie mst eo, cise of .mth irii ,
.o llu y ..in hi lo In- lu lil insilv llnl, o tor ,,e I ol otiiuessliia
when no iinlhnrlty Is slimvn. 1 h.- itlry wns illrei 'i-,1 to .sLlli
me v.-rin.'i join iniiik' ii iruo conn tins uinrnli'if.
At noon to day the jury i aim into eourl, niter h.-ivin?
he n tnf; lln r .Inr" Ihe adtonrnniriil vesti-rilny, und -fited
t' at they fouinl II Imp. ssltile to luieo upon a i'-ld.el The
illtlieuhy, the lor. man siili), wji ns to the amount nf
d.tiuak-iH. Ho suit! t: ut foino ot the jury were Csjki, e. to
ui.,: v-.n.-ws-iwin., i. uiai oiiii-rs oi ii-eni ooutii uiak.- no
,...rcesio.s at all, anil nsl. d sihri'. un-t.-r (.'i. h . ir. u -u-stanei
s, was to he none. I hey nskeil d. he .lis eh rn-'il .
The Court thous-ht thnt ll w is th. d ityni tiieiurylo
HHiee. II was ti mor. nuctlou of eiileuhilion as to ihn
nn ount ordauinjes, as to whleh thero should in- n,, n.
km inouiilal.le .hiheulty.
'I'he Court lefused to dischurfio thetu, und they aoniti
ri tired.
Dihtbict Cornr .Iudre Stroud. Wilson vs.
tVhltnki r. Hi-rore rep.-rted. Verdh t. li r plalnllll, :I0-Ji.
.losepll Conrad vs. I'ciin.yN ;:ni.i llnllrnuii l omnunv.
Thlsivasnu ai lion to roeoler d;unn-..es lor iniurv to twn
horses, oceuslutn il L.v tlm ulh if.-d iie'tn,..ncc ot ttie'Uelelnl
onis' nuents. The lu.rsoweie beaiK transported lotbo
city In a ei.r of theeoiiipnny's.
Snmi hnv In lln: ear caught flrefi-otil sr.'irks from the.
Im omotiee, and, In-fore tlie tiro could be oxllnjiiished, tlm
horses weru but ln-d sn b.ully ns lo redu 'e lln-ir viiiuo at
Icii.st one-hall. The inane mil tail of e.nli Were burned
off and ihev ivcro olheru ise iniurcl.
T he ilelensc nas, that toe hay va i pTii' ed In the ear l,y
ilaliit,ll'sdlreclfnii,.nd llml IhceonijiairX Heienoticspnu
sible for the ai-rident. On trial.
Wuhera X l'eler.un s Joseph It. Ilu---lie. An acllm
on u prniiii.sorv r.ole. Ver-llel lor laininls, t , tr;;.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, AND CATARRH.
-J.1HAACH, M. I., Professor of the Kyo and Kar,
tre:lt all diseases appet tulniliit ts iheahove lueultiers with
Ihe mtnost siieceis. 'le-tim muls fiom th. most rejt ihlo
soinei . In iho cav can be si en at Ills oftle.., So. ;,ll 1'iNK
t t-ect. Tin-Ueilleal 1- acuity uro Invited lo aecoinpsny
their rutieiits, as he has no secrets In his practice, lo-.sif
IMIITE VIltGIN WAX OF ANTII.LKS.
Tt 1 hts csiiii.ite Co.BBCHe ba. ilo eiiual lyr beautily
liif. ivhnorilii.-, an. pre.er . cm Iho complexion, ll 1. pre
ps icd Ironi puie white wax, lien o Its extraor.llna. yiilul.
tli.br piesminR Ihu skin, in-ikmit it nofi, liii , sinmin,
anil trsnsp.r. nl. Ii Is nio-l annihlca; after tbavlns, cures
chapped hnnjs and hps, r. moves punplos, I loleuns, tan,
frei-tlcs, orsunhiirn and li.ifarts a j. carry tint ;n t ie
lace, ni cli, and arnei. 1'rlco ae, Ml, au-l 7i ecu's II"NP
.V CO., No. liiilil.HiiVK!. I U Minrt, andilo.il n. km iii i il
BOett. i0 a Jul
II
011'JL:iI'H ALli VAUI,TH,
G.I. Cor. TniaUaaJ CHESUT StB.,
Uiidtr U. S. Telegraph Oiliee.
OLD STOCK ALE AL.VAY8 ON HAND,
eili IMUNMl'.S,
t.INsl,
TViJHKIiis,
OALIFOr.NIA OATAWHA WINKH.
SCOTCH AND AMERICAN ALES AUD
DKOVN STOUT.
This celebrate, o'd stand havlrc been renovated ami
thorou'lily reS-.'.id. wnh one of Ihe finest stock, of Alet
ardcholco l.hiuors In iho city, tie prorrletor Invites the
public to gilt hliaacail, conildeiit a. ho Is of thslr ao
puns'. 9-30 f.nw-lia
(JOAL. AM" riMHT COST,
Cobt Piics to Stockholders $7 00 per Ton.
lilMELUTE DLLIVEBY.
Co Al, )!' 1'iKS'l' QUALITY.
SIJAHEH, ca b cntltiliiK to OSE AVD A DAI.PT0HH1,
at llrstc.sl, F.VCKY sbAit b.r TWIi'-irY YtAi'H, and
l' 11 MVIlifMisl of promt fiora the site of all snroltit
C.al,io i iio.r be obtained nt SlU'Oii, payanl. half on sul
Si'r.tiiio: aid lull on January ,' n.M, ol tbe .Muri'AI,
BEAR MOUNTAIN FRANKLIN
COAL CCMrANT.
Olllc-o J'Jl H. THIItO Htroct.
(oiTOsrru (.ieaud EAiiu i
Etock Capital, 500,000, in C2.500 Clares.
Eeseived Working Capital, 12,500 Shares.
Subscription of 4 s'l.ires, J ; of 10 bite. $10;nf "0
khare.H,;,: ,,f ;, .hares, of JOti .uars-., ft..' : of
!Mi shan-s, sjo.,0. '
i-aieb share eullllt-s the bolder to receive, every year
one and a half tun. ol cal al cost, f..r '.'n years , nn J Otsl!
I'll Ideud. every b tiioiiiut.of ihe proills from the sale ol
all surplus eoiil.
Htm kiKihlers ivlio do not want any coal may have their
lirnpiutinn ol cnal sola by the Company, tor tneir espyclal
bn,. tit, the pr.llts btnn; paid oiorto thcni, Independent
of ti e iiii.ur i-iibli doideiidt, to vshicii Uiey aro also
eiitaieil.
'ilel'nmpaiivpostoslniveaiiil wi-ll-l.ulltCOAr. WOltKS,
nl I'OKAI.Iisu.N (near TreiiiotiO, Mclmylkill couniv,
Willi exlinsii. atlnimi and Timber llinhls, an exe.-ll. iit
ilouble llreaker, Mnpe Works, large Hteani KiikIiics, Kall
roniis.und nil other Mai Inn. ly mid Apparatus, In lull
operation, cupula, nl mlmns Hb.ijoo ton., u, be eucuded to
l-.n.lMii inns per jear.
Tlie t'oal Is of Hi. best quality, chiefly of llie lllack
Heath and l'rlmroso Veins, which, Willi several other
Miluable Coal eins, i-Meed wllhiu llic linos of the Com
pany Im nearly two miles In IriiKlh.
A brunch of the Ilea. link' Kailioad eit.nds to II, a millet
ojiblt touipuiiy, over Mhlcb. (lit Coal Is dally teut lo
hiocU.olders msv order ll.elr Cotl Inanref the usual
ties. vi7..-I.unip Coal, I'.roacn. Km, Bioyo', or Nut t'oal,
uU at the present cotl price ol 7ism pir ton, deliiered at
tbehoiiie, within tie usual distances of Ihe Cnmpaiiv'a
tumt of Ihe'cSy 'l0"h,r" '!. sad BoutUern por-
Tl.i' ('oinpunj d MluliiB Workt are clearof debt,
Slal .11 operations an. curried no on the cash principle.
or Uiiuinr, aud Biibttrlpilous spply at ths
Office, Ko. 121 S. THIRD Street, 2d Floor,
(OPPOSITE tMUAUD BAKK.)
110A1 OF DIRECTOKS.
William ecainELE, Pssaioiiir.
WILLIAM roiiD, KOBtKT P. KIKO,
! H. W0I.rE, II. BCBMIELE.
10 ? A. B. JAJiWtK, BstmiUiT-
H. M. C.. HHOWN'H
GEEAT METArniBICAL MZ&rZiLY
NfilFES IN TIIE HEAD,
E1SCHAR0KS FROM TllR BAR,
CATARRH,
NKURALOIA,
nnKUMATISM,
ASTHMA,
SCROVVLv,
liRONCIHAL AFFECTION?.,
Til RO AT PIFFK.'I'LTI I'S,
MsfSflfil Tses. Lose of Hair, Tlyspepsla, FnUrreinent of
Hie Liver, IMteeece of Ihe K ldn"ys, Cnn.llf-atlon,
l.rav. I, I'.les, Insanity, Ml., Paralysis,
JU-b if mood to the ll. . nl,
CdNHUJU'TlON,
Vl'ttb oil .nil .very dl.r.ir whb-b Infests Ibc barnati body,
cured i ll'ctnaliy by
MUH, HI. (J. HHOWN'H
METAPniSIOAL DISCOVERY.
I men .-.
CKril l:s-. 410 ARi 'll Hlr.iet, rhlla.1. I hi...
Nn. 11. I'.OMl Stri cl. V, w Ynra, i id at
-No. ib r'IMIII liTn;,' s . n.!. n.
Nn l.-irti t with In.ln n ..,..
No lii.a, ii, in ti.e eai n.
It" -nullum up tl.e n ,.t il. ,,r li.li-o.t i,-i. K- vires.
" .' " " ' 'I . .,., th.. I cr. . ,..
I he MKI APIO SIC.. I. .SCV.I'V will ri-i -'l inn
' pot thnt ill im. nnd lustrnuienls Willrnl-h, Hil l l'i.,', -t'i';
I. "I l leees I.e-t.t. s.
Titnh is in-. 1- ee. I rinflf pre Bll; frrorls l;,,....-,-.
ritt il w.'l. Ii ulh- o n e ,it n ly L.aai soni.i or later s.iik
I- to i.', il l. i la.
In all Ihe lilitve.-se ill r I" n ilhl-1 so co-,..l,-i,e. .iv ll
Ii.". .1 .ip ai eir.-r a. iho i'ici., i,.r. ,. m,. luotuea
I ei'h t!,o Ih.lsnnl and n.eilxl i o:i .utlll.oii ol l no
ra - ,
'I III - .nil ln't nf thinr- 1-1 the result of iimnrinco P'l
hi lel'i... nn II-pir; .1 thi.-o le. p-. ( .sto ml-nlnlst.-,.
hi .i ll, ai i I,!, t.. t e p p,,., Min in i.tei, t n, ma orltv
l.,',o' '. il In. in I'..' - '.. ii .III-, i. .h l'i, .sic-, i . - nl
-. f. Ir exl.t,-, ci-in nn ( ,r, .j , t jln,( , n,.vfrr jM, tl,,,,.,.,
SI... 0 ii art limn tlie . ali.e.
I Ie re a i in -I u 1 1..- a ti: .in, si .if tre ci inr ,-i. , .
Hi 'HH'i-K. III... J.r. ! ICS I ..! ,, -I,' , to i ll in,, ir, ,,,,,
In tlm, i oi, wrlh v. Ic, ti hi r:p t-i-.i. et on p ,r s,, , .
'" ' li st.. nun., n -it'icr plijslci j i.,r nienl.,1 , ,
n ii,, t : o - li ,",.,, , t. i , . t , , l: .
ile who crvuli .1 he hl tnsu 'i. dv elnni . sj-enks of I ns
a i-.lh:,! w hi ilc. , tail li.e i ,.ui must l,e a kit a u or fs, wl".
Wi lli I ll't(lll-t tl. iiIi'i. it,., .,., . . tn ,ii, nn, I
in al any .11-es-e . I'eclitei ty, liid. r.on.ent nf iho iia-'t. or
III,. I.H Win la to v li. l.ih, i Pel., i,.. Allsticli praci l -ll
erslieat i.l Iii i s. In, I an,, ii .Ihtnii ot the .',is.: w-tiit-ever.
'I 'ni, ti c. iM.ru' is uich.iu: le.a than a vast hospital.
I he alaoi ni . i r liii.-n nf it,,, p, p , vt, ,
Clahy llieyol.n,.-, who areold W'lll dis.- ISO li..nl.l.'.y he -in
t-. hint into lile.t. K.'tl.ritl fsa. e p ru'livslli tiavUkl
hcen beriavei nl dear trtents, who havo pihted Into
lllll lnely iravi s I'.l hi inci pcnited on.
I In .e en-eiiiiislaiice'i, i nn inniiv ntliers which nilirht be
nn nil. ni, il, are an irresistible silmnltis to In., pernio lo
ill niiinil ol every unn who has Iho lire ami h..inh ol Ihem.
set, cm anil t heir In veil one- in ins '.amis ..ml i- .u..
ailinhlfstoiiln.' liieillclnes wlitcl, ll,.. ,.u,l...o .... .ii .'.
know Ihoniunenr iintiii-eol. I savunderUiesecirc iinsiaiices
Ia,,- ,i;-,ii ,o UCinilllUOl CVII-. Slll'tl pll Vsie t,
lo liimish lli-tn "till a chart of bis character, tbat llic.
may know his iiualific.ni jns, Ac, Ac. ; lu ll i d eerv phvti-
C'ln sl d he compel e,l I-, have it hum, up In Ins nille.-
.it all hours. It la only throuah this channel that Hie
public , an have anv K 'fetv or uuai aoicn .... ...i.., i. ...
, im me may lu in llie
im.i ... n ii. .in mure .uaiiiicii ir a bluektiuiiu than a
,-, j .. .nn.
in ii is way Inherent nualincalhins, wh,-h are Itidlsnon
sab.e in a phisiclan. are snro 10 he ,li lec-ed and .sliihlieil.
c r e nn. uiiisersaeju'ine, moil -anils would leave the pro-
hnauin winch ntiir.'iii'ir.iiiaiined uiem for. if nature
.......oicn nn, .in re villi lie HO Sll llulllll qllall Ileal lO'l, a. ill
onlr lo delect llie tirst entuo of dm a.e, ll la reinihilte and
lllillspcns.hly ll.reHJiy to Inherit Casually. Mi-tn'itiy.
elcal pnwer and Ciaistruetlvcnet. inns. ,.i,. i.m i..i.ni....t
by all who would bo successful in lln. linn -in antidote
capable of dt" troy llm the cause cf illteaso. 'I here Is no
channel by w inch the causes enn be reached with certainty
but Hie one I have discribed.
therefore I lay with enntldeiicc to the world, Ihst II Is
Inrouch iohcriilnif llteso rate ciinihin.itiiii or oharaclor
In:. I I have been tnabl.d to detect the lirst cim dl- ase.
I lie cause In not, us n an it t.p?:.r It t h-.. a illsease; I Is
an lnui:. d law 1s t". en soul ami ooily, w hich. the Ap .st e
Paul till. u, is nlway. waning annum eacli oil or. Tnis
awr send, foitb st,.p,,atea .theao ati.ppa.rt produce.llBcaso
in divei sliled lotnis, nrd If disease is experimented on or
liimpered wnn it tales u lirmer I rip of lb" r.iii.litiitlon
and muliipile. In other forms aim other locsilt'cs of the
jyn,'busdollriy Ingilie wlmlo inucbUier ol the liumaii
hentcnibcr, the Ptooineh anil tho T.lver have nothing to
iln with Hie canse of the disense. The treaiiu of these
organs, lor the came, bat tent millions to nn untimely
krsve.
With eonfidi nee 1 6ay to the world that my M.-tnphysl-el
IMicsvei-y Is the only reinoiy cvurnT r. .1 to the world
which will tlioroimlily annihilate iho root ni disease. 'I no
il'sciveiy ci nsi.is ni mr.o oistiiiut preparaiijus : one lor
the scalp, onefurt'ii-eies, atidnne fori be ears. 'I'he.e w..rk
lu oi,iiiiii,eli.,R, and a rike at the root nf ell .liseise
When I '.n ail, I nn au every ilisca.e Holt cicr infested
tlie biiunn b-xl. u
A LADY IM Till: LAUT SI AOk; OK Ci'il SI'Mt'TIOV
Cl'litu.
From Ib.i l),"lon Tonrnai.
Ji iv W.IMil.-l, Mrs. Snnr.yKlan,of Ifn. HfiWarrcit
stnei.l Iii i.i'Mii'iii, uoceiLfy that I na .'o been aillicted
for ten jenrs. My i i.-l.t mlo wai so parnlyz.ed Unit I
could not he on it. Iluinis ihat lime I sutieicd from cu
llu rh, si re ihni.-il ; vc.mld c.uiRh I'r.nn one to hro hotirs st
a time; nut vcrr nervous ; sehloui cmild si, ep at iiieiit.
I l.au a lu ii: lei.r I.... yaurs since, widen reduced mo to a
eleietou. 1 hud a. I tho i.,l,t.,l ad.i-e a id laeilieinei
liiic e. .-on d .,i em.-, tin all to n- piir.mio. I i,t.t
nelltiiin Ihe last state of consulnnlioll. I wis c.inilni.l
lo lad when Mrs. II. .. Brown a Meliphvslc.il lliseoiai V
w., ,ei,t i, ,. n was applieJ a. c.r.hiiK to diiecuou. 1
rill bi h. Iter, t in ra'hei una lor s.iiu. lino
My friends warled me te Klo up, .avlna It vconl4 kill
mei uai I was trofur vine ajul too weak lo tryauythlnii
lun-e I. nt inv mother laid I would dio If I did noillml
rcllet In li.e Insc.ncrj ; ami as it was lie- last nl .l to cure
me she i nl. I continue it. We soon I,, and Hint it wa. the
circulation which wns ru-h nn I Ho my system whhli was
lin.il K.I:.cl. As the circulailim kepi Inciensinir inv il s
eute In nn lo break ua. It was six weeks artur I bctan
to n ply t;io miitieliio bel'nio I co'ilil gainer strnnutn lo a ,
Into lio.ion lo see Mrs M ll. Ilrown.aud then I nad lo
baw help. Tho bis-oihI nine 1 ventured I wont without
help, ai d iho third tune I found my way without any dif
ficulty. I rnvailtt.saf the MtitapSuaical Discovery in
Mav.and tho result Is ol this iith of July, that heallli aud
strenvlti it l-ist retumlnirto inv eiuaf i.itcd frame.
ly I'.iia'yzeit siile Is re-iorcdtoviKor; lean i ow rest
well on it. Myratnirhi.ji.no. My ooiiiih, iu nen.ei..
nets, and son. Ibrn il arc .one. 1st. ep well All mvlr
te,.iilaiiHia havo dl-app-ared, and 1 mutt ock ,-.o lo.b o
thai, by the provileiiec ot id. I was dlrecleil to the use ..f
Mia M. 11. Ilrowna Mcuphj .leal JU.tovery, and by It
takin from Hit inoulli of Hie (travo and restore 1 lo mr
luinll) and tricncs I know m diseases are none, and a
1-oiu ial clre;ilaiii but lakeli place, lo t epecl It will tuko
tiuic to n-i.aiu my 1 ti ceeli ,.nd .irsuytli.
KEiVAKKAllli (I Ki:OF 1)1 APMSSt CP TlVKMTY
K Miss' KI'ANIll.Nil.
T.JnbnA Neweointi, ol'i,.iiii.y.lilo cer'lfi Ihat I havo
bt en cnlu i ly d'-at in n-y left ar for twenty years, and f-r
the past six eurs my rinl vat has b:cu si deaf tiiat I
cnulinot hear cji.,cii.ilt .n or p'lt.lle spejkl.it ol any
kind. 1 could nol In ar Iho ehiircn In-lls il.i' while 1 Wat
snliiis' in II e churcii. I h iv,- alsa been iro'i'.ied lor a num
ber ol 3 e:,r. w Mb a v. ry sore lliroat, so thai I win oolig.d
to ill. up ai, i, a in ctui'jlylor I had lost inyvouo. I
had i.re.1 irmiblc lu luy besd. .crrlh.e u .I.e., alinost lo
cianm. i-s. ill heed tell iiutub aiid stui ld, und wu. a
sourie ui con.laiit troi.ble to uie.
I tiled evi ry lemeilv' th.il could I 1'ioushl of. I went lo
auiltil ; but us tlu-.v wanted Ui use Instriiinentb 1 would
liuve noil ins.' lo du H I h li.aq. APout eueinjiitn since I
obtained Mrs. l. ii hricvn's Melaphvsle.il I'i.covorv.nii l
used 11 iiceoiil.iur to the c arcclloi. s on ti.e h liles. And the
ro. ult Is that tl.e neailnir ol boih cars Is p.-rlecliy r. slortsl,
so that 1 can hear a. wclfus uny mull. I'he meat trouliMi
in ni 1 c-ud is cnllr. ly V"llc. Mr bead f-'clu peril i-Uy easy
und ut rest. My I hi out, w liich was so diseased, Is entirely
cur. d. alio I base lie nvei. d my .-ne e iiKani. I wmild imt
luke one tin iisnnd ilo lurs lur Iho beueiit I have r.i.tvt-d
in the use 01 Mrs. Jlruwu s Melaptiysical ths.-ovocy.
llK.MAllKAl'l.r. Ct'ltP OP HIS.illAlli.K-l KlluM TUB
IAD, lUMCAKKli liii, AMI 1.0.-.S tn i.n:L-
i kit.
I i.ll.Al.l l I'ltlA. Hep'en ber 7, lull. I, ll airj' Man Ilk,
Ji Iter. on siieei (feer .Mr. I'.r iw iiii"h!l i coal vardl, i ,o. .
lnatilnw'n. do certify thai my ann Jntlnia t alk brain fever
.it'll calairh on the bi-enst, which leit l.lu iv it Is ills, aurao.
fiom ibc ear and iliaeasod eyes. 'I'he Olscharwes uuver
ciiiscl. His tiers bi came nuilc larke and umiatiirnl,
cnvelid w itb scab. 'I'l.e pillows had lo lie ehatuied during
the nikht. so satorn.ed were they with the dlscliai get : It
svould be llnpos.ible to dcscrlb" the con.bU .11 of Ills eves.
My luniily pi yiiciin said he would go 1.1. nd. Ills Intellect
auo beiamo Imnaired, that he cured not to be, or pluy
with chin' u n. lie took no not.ee ol un ihtu.' around blin.
'oue Imt tlie parent on u-ll what our sutler. 114a were to
look on our child in this toiiiliti'Xi.
Most piovnleiitlallv , ul.oot ouo year ago, I taw Mrs.
M. C Itrowu's "i.e:uphyslcal Libiovery" advcrilsid in
toe J.t't' rr. 1 went lo tl.e Oihce, 41(1 Ardi atreet, ard
procured the niedli-lne. Mv wife at.illtd It raiil.lally and
Kerscs,erlyii!y. the roeilielne worked slowly at tlio
e,fiiuiiik. but stillwe Hrsecrcd, and the result Is tli.t
our son Is eutuoly cured of hi. disoasua- Hit luleiluot
hcemu to have awakened out of the sloop of d. -alb. iiois
cnnsiilereS now a briiilit and luteiliitcut In.y. Tho dlt
chaiires Irotn nl. oar. have entirely ceased, and bis ears
have becume small and nitluial. (Ill ayo, are eleur and
mri iig. My wife and myself aro w.ll taUstled Willi the
Teat ciiio perlnrnied on our claid by Mrs. M.il. Ilr.iwn t
it etaiiby steal ihtooiery.aud uiosl heattlly coniiuouil ii Ut
ail w Uo tuller.
Mr... M. 11. Brown 1 CobhrnUd Poor lll Llrl'l Fat
Water. SI per botl.u ; luuaU sU. t ccatt. avail. Houova.
tor, SI m bvllls.
A KPMAI1K Am.E Ct'KE OF nMNHNESI.
Casisii.oi.C. W.Jaly s, 1h.. Mrs. M. U. Ilrowst
1'ir Mudatu: 1 have boon nuite bbnd In my rvht uyo for
seven years. I bare beesi to several doctor., wtiotn
te.rd oould restore niy aywlaht, Int they never done mt
any good. I spent lurite snius of money In traveling to
whine 1 heard Uiere were doctors who could bonent rue,
but uoue 01 them could do sue any good. I tbontiht uiy
case hopukms, until told by s rrlejid yuu oould relieve me.
1 .eat by s friend and piocured yisur ''Meiapliyaicai I'ts
covery,' snd In twesity-ronr hours after tiui llr.t treat
ment, I could .as quits duuiiictl. 1 sia vsry UisiuVral tor
Diy deilveranoe,
1 lecsala yourt.Uuly,
JOUK BELET.
The Cli bialed rsor atkbard'l Eys Wat.r, I ; smsll
siit.'M reatt.
Jto. 410 ABCO ItrseC 1
Scalp Rensvstor, J.
seitkwt-ius Hit. HQ AatC'O Mr .
t;nHA It f fc r . ,
APOTHECARIES,
(sealers In fins
I'erliiincry,
'lollot Art lo I en,
nntl HpoclultlAis,
liriAMin-C, V.'IRK1, Ac. sold only f.-r Mi db Inal nr-po-et.
(Ifl 8-lns
No. 1223 CflCSrJUT STREET.
I 1 ! l.A IT. 1,1 ' I .1 r ' . 'Vi r.v- is rs
.V? IMSHAiiK IHs I I I liTF., No, 14 Mortal
,,. t net mi r 1 nnni nioini
IS III Uro-,
ve Market. Knetaras
en-Ill ally Cor'd by 11 C. MK.bl.TT'S I'rei'i'ntn Patent
(Irs'liiaiWig Pressor. Truss. Mujierlor Masti. Sts,
aiiasllc Hic,clili,n. liuppnrlei .. Miouhlet BraMI, llatpm.
tat lies altrnced by Vra. n. C. F.VKBE IT. atylVlp
K ALT II, II K A L T H, -AND
lM''l I'lVlsl'f -j.,.
ll t M.wi t in. r. riPr,
V .."I h, tl 'i a In m tu'ur -7.i! if !
I" f - hl'-B n ti.Vt nOi 'MM";
If 'or r4 to mmc nvii iuU
I' -lth tMwb .14.ro .1 m 1:
1 : A ..t.ilbif dt h(i wl.t n di sl'I vVAl rn I
Tf to li o tfir.-oiirprc and icn,
V7irtlil' K H HI liM K UMlilll
ii i ;iv- n nr.. ,,i i.
If t .lie to to a i TTkaltji !
jr j n i.i- I'fp i f r"tr .nrc n ;
1' jo" '" i i.l" wor rt i tr"iiitir-8 ; '
Il wi rj C4rntu t i.u tvnn.it
Tul c ujj U .c, jr I wi-h -Ii'i ,i .
Tiirn. hiivh'k, Pp.4:th, Whri.and lirtutj,
Vun'U lu i-n ,.r ! fur . try ilnty.
T.j ft cttrrf - ' Dr. WILLIAM Y.-'irtrn ?f
P-v.k, ') Hi ,M :k (.i iiik, v bi h -nn-iM b rfii.l
tv -vi'fy ,.n'. h.-ltl hy Ii .,.,,,. ir-n, prr.r-slh irnl it ih
)M-.tc,ii oilicn, u. sht vil'tiU.fi ftlJ.EUi; pri 8a
cti.ti. ftii.vir
A
CA UK TO Till; I.ADli'.S.
Dlt. M I'O.SOO IIDI.I'KV
I'-i.illt' lo In coiie. .,i. r :.'!
I'ti-ti a. ttoii I.-,tn i, 1: a,
stn-c't l-t 111 a. a
I'll. IS l'till H'.MM.FR,
'.: !ni', aa i r 'n; iving; sll
.' cicises ami ai.v.y j
i rcvi nil e.
The-e pill, are n.chlM' tn v . t.rd lamSisnniinnLih.
j It... tor ic. luany jear,-. I...tn in i i.iecanl 1 iner'ai, wlm
lop ir ill, u.t si. , ,n cv-rvian ; and hots vra.4 b.
.nnny t' nm neil l-i'.l .Inl' i rs-'d Oi-ra, l (HOC". n.n
i P' 'Is niihlii- inr th., ai.ov imi i, nl tl.n.e nincnng fMru
) unv trre-uiaritl. s intiev, r, w. 11 as to pre-..-nt an In-
, n il-c ol ift.-nl, M I , re Ik
In
i p.
.nil II. Female.
1 i i nil irly .it ni t.-l, . . r t: .,
ci'itiolicl aeaiust tislti th
I'li' iis' I ' to.iivca 'it, uroj
i'
I c pepi letor n sinin -
, ,-..,i ,-n. nn, inn,
ii. ns hltit v at -.-r me atmvo
",: at ii 1,11,. ir toil. 'tn s w-iiut l tir.iv..iii si,s
I 'cl I
.we tic l'i,!,. ate r.'-o .un. niled.
i 8 " -i iei. ,ir In : pa, !, p(,x.
i '.. .s.ilil i.hiilesale utiil nta 11
1 nil ntnt x i . licit il-n etlni
I'rice el . o si hnsi s :'
by tl.e n lln win j In tn . i.i
I I It.V .t A (',,., N, . :.s s-. - ,. , ,fi str-.-el.
l ''t A s;, 1 :l:. No II'. ri. t
A M .ir-h II. i: itier ol 1 1 I t , enili nun Mai-lie' .'reelt.
. ,- i;i. r a tuni n. cnrin-r '.; - u -. no a" ! I .re jn rlreela.
I.
.'I A- Co . Nn. : N St., n I -ti. ....
.Inhri.. . ti. II. Itnrtuv A c..i,;. n, .,,.1
S. C. I'elin our. C:.n.,t, n .
Al Ictail hy alt "Initials.
L.i ,11c-, hy selii'ini:
ONK POM.AIt
To etth'-r n.cpl. can have th,
Pll I 1 HI NT CilNI'llirX I TVI I V,
I'.y mall, lo uny part if tl.e eny or con, Hit, fressf
postage.
ll H'lVtK.
fl-'J-' ?m No. '.'I-, W. Till ItTY HI X fa 8:ri.elJ.T.
jsJlXTil'.T DISK ASKS! M'.C'IIKT UISKASES!
H I AM Mi (TAN H t.!l"r:
KAMAKII'AN'M liltT!
Tin Mnnr ('..tnaiN Ct in. ;i.j; i;s,;u.
1 ts. a in snii e cure lor
l.'iSoKlllli. A. I l.H'.T. STIilClUUKS, ,t0.
f ..niKiii. nn lolnerii', im r.nlsam. I o Mercury
inly ten pills to ho mk n lu .-licet a cure.
Cures inlr. nl two lo liior ilavs, mul recent esse. In
tweuty-tour h-airt. Prepnr. d l,v a graduate of :be Hm.
vcr.nv,,, ivntiij van..,, ,.t n... most tmn.eiit Doctors
nnd Chemists of te.epns. nl ray.
kn i.Mii.-rii., m. nt, ,ri.-1., m, cuwiiR w-iMrnvus.
I.el Iboso lio Imvo ih sia.i.-d ol cett nig euied, or who
havo 1 ci ii puracl witk Ji.tl.uai C..pa.va, or Mercury, at
once try llie J
SAMAKITVS'S (HI T.
Prut by mull In a plain envelope.
I'lico, male packages, W- l euialos, t l.
1H00U!
iti.oot):
1:1 (ml):
:roD!l!t
SCHOU'LA, Hi.CKItSl, 80HI.H, .SPOTS, TETTKHB
mjai.j:-;, i. on.s. '
SYPHILIS Olt VKSKUKM. I'ISKASES, 4c ic.
(AM.M.I TIN H
POOT AMI IIKUIl JCK'KS
, . ' cm '''' l'l',l!'.' as pi'sltivn core,
MPHIU'i OK VP-NcliKAL I't '-K Iko BAM1-
kllANS ltdOT AVD KKHU.lt 'Icn. Is the m ist potent,
certain, and eiicciual reinenv ever prescribed; it reaches
and ernillcnlea every particle of tho venereal poison, to
thai tbe cure is tin, lentli nnd pmui.acnl. Takt tben of
ll.ispi.riiynigrcino.lv nnd be ti.ale,!, and do mt li'Stitmlt
to jinn -pt'su-i-iiy tliat orwhicli jou may repent In aftet
years.
110 STiT DP.HPAIRt
Althonah yon may bei.r.inoiinii-u incurable, the II AM A
lll'l AN M ItouT and MK.ltH .TlUCKwlll remove every
ve.iLeni iinptirl'lesfinm tbe system, as well at all ths
bud ciiccia oi inercnrs .
ri-.MAI.EH! KI-JkJAT.ESI
In umny ntncitnn. vllb wWeh Humbert of Kcmal a
suiier, tie Sum AM. liKlill ,tl ICKSare most hupnllT
adapt. I. In I icernli d ( teiu.. In l.eucorrho a. in bcarluK
down, I ailing ui iho Wnii.b.li.l.iiiiy, and frailcouiplaiuls
llleliletlt to the se.
Htm bj'CApre.i Price tl a bctlle. or fi bottlet ftir 15.
HAM All l'i A N B WASH
if . mi coes of .Svplulls. ns. .1 In coi. ii- cli. in with the Root
mill Hcth.liilccK Pull directions. I'rUe 2'. cents.
1 he elll'.-ley ,.f ihe.e ri-nieilh s is nhko ackooivledred by
physicians at d patients. Tin v are us, d in tho Pulled
ntntea lio-pitals, thus restui'k'v bcaltli to tiiatty el our
liiuve soldi, rs.
J- rolii Ihe llaltlnmre "Sun :"
VVllA I' I UK Sl l.i KflNS SAY OF Til 15
KAMAI1I I AN ., Ul lIKl IPS:,
"I'lai Hi, sen r. l-'inir Mvesltm., I
"Pcili iiure, Md., Kebriiai-v !. Imil. (
"I have crent salisi-icli..n in slutlna thai I have used
''llic iMtnaraan lliineiles' f.r . nei'.-al Ut.. a.e lu Ila
n-ust cusa maiy li.ita . ; that I h ive us. d them with j.nU
lnfiil. d.crili'.ii, nt d t-rn er.v, nut have found them
respond to my uulic pattoiis piomti'ly and efTeclually.
Kllnailis' llitir cniii) un on, I l.al e tiie iulles. eontldenco
In theh efl ency, and a.. :ar as my i:su of them extend., i
recommend llnui uli-on.ly.
".r.piipn o. powrri,
"A-slsliint Pureisin nth New York Vi.ls,"
I.cl It be titiil..ist,.oii thai Ihese n uieilies aie as recin
rcended, and ivlli positively cure the dlo ssei for wbiok
tbev aie oilered.
HohUiy S.C.IiPlMvr,
No.'JS S. F.inil I II Mti-eot.
liliSMONo A: t) ) ,
10-13 w t-:ira No. nl.i uai E Mirwt
SKIPPir.Q.
or Tin;
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS
10
NEW YOUK.
THE COASTVMME hTEAMHIIPfVlMI'ANY UHOr
riBHT-t'LAtill HCJSEW MKAMBItS,
F. C. liMtaiT. 'iiitlu 4JHllavarbir,
J4I1INJ jlIltK4, 4 n(latlu Itowesa, .
Will make arenular tri-weekly lino, coiumenelng
EA1ULEAT, 60T02LS 22, 1GC4,
LEAVlNi) riilLAHELl'IKA KVUBY
TI ESDAY, THlItSDAY, & SITCUDIY,
From tbe Cotnpaty. wharf, ll rat above Hare itrett,
AT 1:.' O'CLOCK M.,
ALd fiom New York, Pier 11, N'orth rlv.r, ou tamo dajt,
AT ll O'CLOCK P. M.
Tl.fee new ftuil lolntantlal stcunicm woro baitt exr
prtnty for thla route.
KrcLfht rvcl Pd dHily, l-arnJleo' In the caoit csrciul nan
ncr, :)(! deirtrt itb the uttroct dcipa'.cti.
Fur .Hither pnrtlculiri, app'y to
WILLIAM J, TAYLOR & CO.,
No. 1410 N, W1IA1CVEH, PlilLAl'l-'r,Pll A, Slid
lan-tit PIKIi ll.KOItTIIUlVKlt.SErVYOIlK,
STEAM VVF.KKLY TO L1VF.R-J-'ri.aa
nool- loin hlng nt Oitecii-icwn. Cork Harbor.
I lu vieti known Mpu'.net. ol the Liverpool, New York,
and Philadelphia ntcunsbip loiiipauj ars bau-nded Is
&..t as ti.llnw s :
I'lli OK WArllllN'.TON.K.turday, October).
l.l.ASi OW. Hili.tay. Noveinher.'..
flit' Ol MANClil.'-i Pit, balurd.iv. Xoveniber 1J.
And ever. succevd!Ue- atutday, St uooll, from Pier X4J
41 Nnrth kiver.
ItATKK OF PASSAIiR PAYABI.F. IS CI'KRENOr.
Fits! Cabin I.k)lSl Pileiae .i(f(V)
Urtt Cabin lo Loudon ITiita) Musrago to London. ., livtsl
Urst Caoin to l'tiii... I'M tit) 8tecriu.- to Paris bil'taj
First Ciibiutollauihr giyi oo Htaer.-gs to k.uubuig. 74.UO
I'nsseniici's also toiwattleil to Havre, lirimeu, Kot
teruum, Antweip, Ac-, at e.ually l-.w rules.
Fares (rem lavetpool or yuccustov.il :Firit Cabin,
$1.'k,M7o, $:I0. H'.eeraite from Liverpool and locoiis
Uiw n.t-70. '1 b, ie w ho w tsb lo send lor uiur likudt catl
buv tickets 1 ere at Ihe-e rotes.
1 or luilbvi uuoioul.ou applv at the Cotnpany't offlcts.
JOHN II. i'AI.I., sgelll,
Ko.lll WAI.MT flrtet. PblludelpblS.
ffm. BOSTON AND rillLADKLPIIIA
SjaAMtuL rlleaui.l'lli Uiie, tallins froul eaeli port oal
ball 111. AIM, ti, ia first wl art ahme PINK Mrvet, Phila
delphia, and Long Wbaif. Ib.slon, Jirom first wbarf
above PIN'L Htreel.on haturdar.Oi'tobar till. W.I.
Tbe sleiiiiiship KOKM Aii. (taker, will sailflom rhUadel.
phla for Jiosloli. en baltirdav, Ocul.er at 10 A. M.t
and the .Uamsblp 8A0N, Matthews. (Tom Bo.Vou tut
riilladelpbla, ot same day, at 4 P. M. .,
These new aud suUlantial itoamehtpt lorni a regniac
Biie,.allUigfioiu .arh nrt pumtually oal Haturday..
Insurances eHecl.d al ouc-bail lb. pr.mlulu cbar,ed at)
Sale vessels.
Cielitht.tak.n at fair rates. .
Bhippers aro reituMted to .sad Slip Bectdptt and BUst
jai-lf Ms. SiKl II. 1'EkA WAKE Ar.uuS.
-ra. FOU NEW YOUK DESPATCH
F TTia5Zand wiftturs Line., Delaware aud
Ji ,.iii. ul anal. The sit. runs of Uiets line. ai. kvaelut
dally al 1 ocleck M., and. . .lock t. M., Iroaa tkual pMC
SlsDl t Waluut .Usset.
tor rr.iebt, whtob will bs taken os tecommodsUiis
terms spply lo WILIJAM 11. UAUtl) A CO., 0. Iii.
HOAH aUie Avstvus. '