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The .Proseeutonol . lh4ho-7Aseeml.
ment qf MA, ftfp-Va'amids—DV•
Atitliet olf the Mimi its the Berath
semi so l i d " , fn dis Sbutft--.' Labor
amp's,/ in aneihnati--Patent , W.
j l ed _,,Depieresmvii 'qf Mileatiwt4
The Census Bitreliss+The SSilimi*
Ilomestoul.'
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WASHINGTON, D.b.Atig.:12,187C1..,
The prosecutiontigldnitt,ltepreserr
tative Putter; erTetinesseei has a i
ready bellunand we expect hint, (Oka
brought Le Waithingkin In short order
under arrest.' 'The lion. R. has' blt
few sympath is ing friends here. II s
history for the last ten years has bt
anything but favorable toward ace ,-
Mgt%) in him as a, wise, still ice; atit
honest 'Man." We make hint. in:a
brief histery , for the past ten pious , a
member of TenneaseW; CenfederaWl
Legislature In POL. end ' most Wile
against the trelon muse. In Iffsl . yr
find him in the Confixiersde ern*? a
a ,Lieutenant Colonel in a TentieSide.
Regiment. Seeing the neemelty of a
reoolislrocllon of 1 4Kett'Aer ' 6 l, h.&
was amply prepared to accept the-r+
construction measure of Congress and
become a Republican candidate for
Congress in itifq n and setameded I
getting elected; Lid Zidalllialidtt as 1 4
seat io' t 4, Xißtl
e t t Py PI, W9s MIT,
ous suffrage of t body. • •
The action: of the . Republican -
nanee Committee assessing 'Depart;
ment clerks one per.cent: Is recelvilT
the severest ;ensure front the prs. s
and the people generally here. lam
quitesure,the committeeacted tinder
order, and slid, what it,deemed the
Most practical. -Your cohnspondent,
Individually, opposes prescription in
whatevArforui . OhltioOPTlllin
is accePted ns,Juii by ' bet - part es
when in•poarstrobsalting from e
assgined pridetpte that "to the vic tor
belongs ,the aPoll," :then a the. r anoit
equltableiray,iluelf as was defermie
'ed upon by the Piriesit essamittee, is
far-,referable he thinks - 10 any other.
The timettailantodin which to rut
inelioY from the lieparttutatt for ai l -
tying ontw political campaign was
simply to iillow each clerk to contrib
ute as mublvor as little as be 'chow,
understanding -that‘the,clittirs knew
generally that ditto& thefettbseribo
liberally they were at any...moment
liable.tp see on their deal( •tt ' ; `yelleis
Myer," that is a yellow envelope
rontaielng ;their illstail s rtal.. Ilte ri
sii If 4tailelviityli bisntl'tlfittitlie InWsit - 4
clatmed clerks, although the least niiie
to contribute,' fearful of being dePri
ved out/ rely ota susteniusee for. itie*',
families, 'werd'peritiaileil to make up
the bulk of the Departmeattsintrib6-
tht, and those whose salaries wee
higher and whose pusltions, Utrongh
the best of influence, permanent, (lf
ten scoffed at thehlea of even Oyler
one cent. ' '
I
Official infellnathat revived froM
the census ninialutia of the South,
tends to Illustraie the extreme (14-
culty fqund in'eedlecting correct st;-
tistleal inforthation In regard to t e
schools of that section. ' I neurno-tai:
`sal the school officers seem so Ignorant
• as not to know the proper way of til
ing up theddanks fUrnlshed them iy,
the Government • for that purpobe.
For histance, one return front Georgia
givps"pee-sixt,h" of # female placher.:
Many' 1 ) 46 iscioolo tuid gnitin4r : ;
' schools are reported from those Stats,
and very few common schools; wit le
the sad feet Is well known that very
Jew' schools' deserving. ..the namej of
"Itlgh,W east diti alijilie_ 7 Bouth rir
,States; and the "grammar school . ,"
so called, do dot reach the grade o a
good New England district school
As for the seminaries in the South,
If we take the •'salt water school" of
Prof. Poindexter of Alabama, as e
gir s oil RCP hl circOar,,iits elk 1114.00 y
Bon, thy' picture is not at all bright
ened: In the circulars, In which he
publisho !..1!e ,nap*u . s of Avfenty-four
einirretit' Weir is relbiener, , begilg:
Lemma, Admiral and endi g
with the Right Reverend Bishop
Green OCTerinessoe, the flivt great td
vantage. 'lolcli, hp urges with all tie
force of his elaiitientiityle, is the flit,
that it is Me only Ma !muter school of
any pretensions to the State. T e
first year it matriculated 31 or 32, t e
next yearl2 or 43. It is very healt iy,
too, and he says, , "that
* the , salt in
the atmosphere rendors it 'vastly 1 as
hurtful. than fresh air I" Systants
Instructions is not the enmmoit rich
system of sew England, "whic h never edueated, out itever .
eduMa
for its pupils forget their lessons,
two moons have elapsed., The syst
is Wrong like all else of puritan bi
,Ice." If any person is anxious
learn whit the "system'„of P
Poindexter Is, he must timid for
of UIP Tixtfessur7a amusiug circuit,
and ho will then. know iv; finch
think. I may venture to say, a.
thq wonderful "salt water syetem'i
will do him any good to know.
Tim anticipation of the meetin
the ! A alxir pongra , t3 in Cincipnnti,
next- Mddilay, hi &citing etethi dero
intere4t in till; ciiy.ling
will bo represented by a numbe
delegateS, including several from
Pre-emption League formed here
ring the vast year.' It hi expec
that there will be alargc attendants,
they Intend to lay the foundation
a permanent political orgOnizati n,
I ma credibly itiformcd Unit a nay' :
her of the best mindsAn tlii,(l,mlllTY
are rtstidi tO identify themsehns with
thq movement, the moment' i t lops off
its elements of force--Selfishnefa and
despotism, - and takes brood huttatni
tartan ground, and makes Com Mon
sense with all useful labor. Since I the
meeting at Philadelphia and the is
, suing of their address In this city tint
winter, the tendency has beentowlard
more liberal views, and it may
that such a unity of agrieniturnl,
ehanical and common labor into
will be secured as to,make this m 4
went a fortnldable element In the
tarb polities of the Country.
The Patent Offlee is still very in
behindin its busihess. The exam
emare taking their allotted vacati l .
when they can be spared; so as 110 i
entirely stop business, and m mOs
them ftre'behindWith thbletitamt
Hens it will take until late in the
for thorn to bring their work
The present ecimmiiiiiener Is n►
efficient than hiszpredecessor,
has done a good deal towards taw
the examination's keep paee with
application& kr patents. , : Invon
are generally a very restless class
people, and as long as they 'pay
have their work done, it should
done , promptly, and officers of
Ooterment should besonsured
dellnqUencles, purely the remit
'zlness. The, Comnllssloner to
away , °Pending the simmer, and
‘ i 'machtne7,llke the other }Depart •
al "machines," is cunning limit.
The •Derierhaient of education
copinietass,t_tha.tuantlay lasue;(ll.*
cheater tatitplitet ofn'ln 48 ptgigtat
atich Inibrination as has beensmo I
st n
41timand;'' . iinit'liaa' kept :.the'efeilial
; three of the, olllce too much .oce,Wed'
ealhiiingand copylag to the detri
raillif erne regular [Malang Thetli
nest 'nuntipr wW beotit thlOweel4'
and' Will coataltt valunbitrostathttle?
from the census of 1860,(itcwb? com
piled,) a register
cera: a rgaapmet on sehlwttOotil..dis
eusilon: &C. ' • '
• Notw ith' s tanding thepressure upon
• k6r,l`he gajaiintendent
reteleaslill44
th o , ool %etiii,*n.tr*Ote.tPTP?
Ij refused encouraging, app ointments
'Aker than. the returne , fromtheintni
ti*olltiMlliWeitijiloy.-
„Inet*Pr i ;Vel . ll; B ,,",'"Mlere are already,
pottt . liy&now:at., Worir..and the pros
tbnt :ere long thlaiiiinitei
y4l, be liwiaoed to am; • ; ';
o answer
,t he numerous inqtdrial,
enastaittir pruning • Upon the' latest+
lion Of the Commissioner of the deal
oral Land 0 Mee, the following infer
trui4itts furnhted fe ; spectitirthc l tlet
of YftlY gratithig'itdditlinial .
rights to soldiers de:41120o enter
homesteads on laVetVithin railroad
tl~l M a' u lt e
o —r 1 att. ahl Uoettir n
rt
11S a-hotaAtead., By theauperuhttory v
tat any honorably discharged soldier
who has Ort,',Ctinot itihety•
days in the naVal; inarine,
• riillift4.4l . rflilF 43 : l7; C.
n4)0111)11; is entitled to enter as a
hemesteal 166 acres or $2.50 land Up:
ott paymoutolthe Apo,.
. usual, eounalSaion.jo! the cash:
valueoptholandiallowed tut coMpety - a.
satii?tti in the • register and natd
"the 49i':04 11 0 WO' 0 1.0 .0 11 4 1, ..:4
Mang 166 instead of 80 °eyes of such.
land. The requirements as to per
ional.,v3i,deneo4Spon t t- lin ikoventent
and , cultiation of. the homestead' e=
!peed . : aro varied or altered in
any reska—such rwidence,iniproire:•'
ment4tadeultluation, being .the fun
tinneutal. conditions upon which all.
the I)io.visions of the ()riginal
tR eati 7 la:WOttid the act lenieiniiitory',.
thereof are hosed. . tiu Mb.
Mn. EDI:MiI I
WOW.) is cursed by intemperaneeq it
is theduty of every nioral
man to lonajikigh,lan tluisupyrwion
of such an evil.. Let us, Wen; with
tale :mord, spend all our:time and
ta!(lnt t 3 ).
vice whltla is inan'ssure death and
his eveilasthig damnation. "Be .yo
temperate Mull thing,i,"is the voice
of unt) l'lglikAig.l lo l 4 .!.. l ”, ithr9 l 4 l ,
the centuries of
.the vast. , And
,arc
we? Ah, .we lenient the fact that
nut has degraded himself until he
tetw stands ona level with the beast.
We have seen the drunkard taken
'trent thsgutter, his fitce bleeding, his
clothestatteredpndttOrn, awl con-
versation that Of an Idiot. We have
•fdllowel him to his home, there tp
laic the horrid 'pleture4if tleielatlon
end despair that has overshade . Wed
that once' happy fire-side; brought
theacrllyithe, hutslatpttratal father W thei L O44lJelled'll 6110
have scan' the yoUng ntaii=the prom=
'sing youthdragged from the path
of virtue and Morality down to de
structim and' ruin* by triffirigA
spirituous ilquors. Young man, be
ware cif *Sittan'S 'gilarel' Ito pills
it laid for you 'now; Yt is'a;ovildacrosA
yourpath ;. but when yen sc'e it, tarn
in the narrow passage OP year right
which 1(4114.10w city of t kllfety ; it
is etwilys visikie to j these,who wish
to had it, 6'i3l:tails always tlieie to
guide dd.+ children home. Young
maieotyalk yikirself of overyible
!means of safety first by' , joining
church and biting converOd to God,
which you Will Bind to be:the best
temperance organizatZon you. can join
fur you 'net only have the trisistance
of God's people, but you haVe the as
sistance 9.1 , let 111 spirit that
shapes rs 6 fr tlfrbdg,h 4 life,` and
fits us for nn . inhrltance tluit'lanit
where tefilpfalions will ho do likere.
Again
,We notice the man taking
WI 11r9 drink. Ile merely don:3 ,it
give him a tittle false couragest4lte
104; , but as ho grows in yew's, the
desire for strong dclap; inemoses i alp,
untit.tiqtKw4Aintt 1.11 1045 e 141;ter,
upright man, tin abandoned profli
gate; pbottdmiefl-betratMe
for stioiikti`rnklititdeciniZ
'that iZ it it'enaireflited t hind, death
would inevitably ensue.' young man,
listen to the warning, of n.brotherh
tis; en to God as he mill yeti 'to stop
and give hind your !mut! slip lint
for eon moment tied reflect I, tititflimf
the con equornleil fi &kiln IdettUt • '
lo go on, although aithough the road is clear
now;tio obAtitern
as you_ journey iiloug, the road, will,
bnotne narrower, until at last there
)s nothing but it marrow pathway
winding its crook:Ml cour-,e to hell.
ph think of. the Horror, the despair,
(that milk ttli-the Ineest of the:drunk
aal in his sober. thinking Moments,
'when he realizes• the punishment
which shall surely be his ixotion for
ever! On the other 'hand, the wrap
is narrow in manmeneing the ascent
of Zion's hill, but as you travel, the
road beeenum wider, • the hill less
steep, 'and no .snares to bruise your
feet,. and you misguided-onward: by
the light which Jo-ms has hung' out,
until nt . liv4 you mingle with, that
heavenly 'throng wini wait' 14 wel
come you to their: midst,/ and loin
with you in praises to lied for the
victory you have won; j 7
Tampardnee men, to itte:reatunt
Let us do away with this evil, that
our hearts may be made glad by the
melody of areformed world.
—The Democratic National Cam
paign Committee,. Idling to find any
flaw in the course of CoqgreNs or the
policy of the Administration tit to las
used as a PIM paign document, have
reverted to the publitutiory of timed
,nority report of the committer:, ap
pointer): 'to Investigate _the charges
against General Howard, and are
now engaged in circulating broad
cast throughout the land this libel
upon that Vhristian -soldier And gee
tientab.l 'A more disreputable (leen-,
rtietallitin• this report Was 'new&
'printer) ;.and the Hemoeratio Nation.:
al Execlutive Galantine° by endors
-ing.it in this manner and sending it
out to' their ignOnint 'and Illiterate
constituents 'ttre only showing the
depth of their own mural and politi
cal degradation.
Foie : floigH 4l tittc'. : 74B -
Prussia, and thelluitexl • States have
ineremed materially ht wealth and
prosperity...during the last twenty
years. Capital has flowed steadily
and
.tVith increasing • volume Into
them; new marndactureshavesPrung
up ;' txtistlirs Industries 11 . 141,0 . t lncreas
ed ; trade has flotirished ; speeulatluii,
and enterprise have taken the Ogee
of apathy,and'a..want Of:49)111111mte..
All thi
s Ws occurred under it'velem,.
kir rigid raccoon. • -
I TIRE ":191,1Y.4.4142. 1 4kriM 0,
,
leklr 0,
the Army of. the Videontae.-.1 tints
takernotshottly niter McCielltutlutd
sat down at the siege of Yorktown,
and' be:bre that army had received
' that baptism of are, and' bititsVinid
had . gained that terrible discipline in
the soldier's duty, which the - cam;
paignsof thenextthreeyears brought
it, that one of Its ihnintry regiments
"mutinied: .01course, that regiment
was not without its greivance oven`
44e : word of soldiets (and - thesa'were
4no means such) never 'imdertake
-to revolt' against discipline and to de
fyp enlera without cause for rain plai tit:
Theregiment in location,. although
hettlititti sI atinUts under antis; and,
never yet under tre,Mtd- performed
ditkoit and anitiona 'service. ' !loth
before Yorktiivenand.eliearhere,t 11040
.men had plitiently and faith fuly done.
' their Part; they had marched :through
lout nights over muddy, niails;.irluat.
overtook the tr, the-ranks
,whito LAO Phiddedbh,i
I :had bivouacked on the.cold ground,
Alielteriets and ivithOut fire; and they
had unmurmuringly. htid. aside the
musket and tolled in- the- trettchet.
und'er., • this
time they had not rece ived a center
Par; and Chatting was scantily'and,
' tardily. furnished them..,,.-...„.
Why it.was,lntiVeresactlY learn
but three who, were: in the volunteer
servlco'cao, reatilly„: understahil tnw:
earelesS andlnoompetent officers may.
cause such injusticeaa this to . brave
and deServing Months
1 theybad submitted to thiserevi neg
lect, while' the otherriytimentsi» the
brigade had been paid and clad with"
comparative promptness, and there
spectral .Mpresciatatitars they • had
iron] time to time forwarded tothuir
regimental commander liad,productst
•no result. .:At first loud Mal bitter
complaints were heard from Montt :
then, as time passetrand,theircondiT,
lion was not bettered,: a silence sue- ,
I. 3 ecsi which the 'MUMS should - have
soca was .ombious Of. sideSperate par
vase. :That Purpese was. reached'
, without the knowledge of an .officer
'or au orderly Sea grant' except ng
these it had the assent of every man
prent with the re' iment. Mutiny
was their determ ination; and the
.ringleaders waited a few days for an
,occasion to Make theiraction perfect
ly effectual.
The, occasion cline; just the one
that had been anticipatesl and desired.
The regiment Was not at the time on
due in the trenches;' its labors had
hntftlei it to at reat,miti it had been
dniwn back in an open spot some
distance fromihe lino or the beef:Ade.
It lay in the pre.crilied , roan of in
fantry enertipments-,a;Tativas vil
lage with Wu staves, each homiest
by a row of tents on either side, .and
.theliatadeirounil elliectly in, Lout.
Dress panicle bad been bald for sever
, al - evenings, and on: that preceedin,g
the inurimur of the inutlay, the arms
were stacked in regimentanine,with
a guard over them. This Was proba
bly in obedient* to general orders to
the whole command, and intended as
It precaution to insure recliners in ease
.of a sally by the •eneny. After the
retreat had sounded that night, the
.order was tromiiiiinicated to each .
company that the arms were to be
taken after revillo the fol
lowing morning ; and in the silence
of the night other orders were secret
ly COMM uuicated by the ring -leaders,
end the mutiny was ripe.
The night pamed, anti with' the
gray of dawn the shriek 'and merle of
reveille resounded succerelvely from
camps of a hundred-1 reghnents, and
the drum cures of this one speedily.
aroused it trom slumber: The ottl !
cers, hardly awake, beard the confus
lon,.the buzzing and the humming of .
themlling - of tlienames !frown, Jones
anti Robinson, And the • rest. by. the
orderlies, nd then the mingled emit
mmd.4 &obi to wthroals:
"rake arias!' • -
A patfse, a silence followed ; 'then
,cfnkmmill yeheinent emposiulation ;
but 1 rattly •'•
h such taking
arnbrrom .tal lt
sws wAitchs 'aufS as
fs. The
commud vie' •P - ttql and rdtr.m.-.
. ted, wiff—lfaure bxpastulatil
next the command of each company
was visited by the vexeil, scared face
of his first SenTemt.' e anti the startling
information that the company would
not take arms. Some of the officers
received this intelligence ,with incre 7 '
dulity; some gave vent to thbir vex
ation, and unjustly upbraided the
ixxir orderlies; but all finally put on
'theirswords and repaired to the steno
'pi* mutiny, with , Kubshmtially the
tame remark, 'We'll see if - they don't
lake arias teem me.' , .
They did see • and they quiet
assured. .themsehw that the Men
would trot put fourth n hand in obctii
‘ence to this particular order. •
'Attention !' shouted the ciptain of
thellrat company, and each man
promptly, to. . .
'Take arms !' not a hand
.stir
red: ' .
'night facet' Thetsmunand wasint
staidly obeyed.
.
!Front !) The isatipany tame
,back to line with beautiful
'Take anus !' But not- a hand
answered the words, though-Captain
lI vocirerate.diltem to the full
compass of his powerful bass.
So in every company. The men
obeyed :every order but. this (me;
and that not a man , obeyed.. Not a
word, not even u defiant look tuzsitn.
pardol t heirdlsobtxlienen;.thu sif op
ly stood like so many statuis, and
moved net a musetttin answer to the
, :cuntitand. ..lrhecaptains thre'idenod,
begged, amid some swore, lint neither
their anger nor their humility haul
the least of eCt upon those seven bun
dred determined men. Atter Mar an
hour of tinfivalling efforts, despidrimr
of aretunplishing. anYthifig them
selves; the commandants repaired to
the Colonel's tent, Mad', astonished
him with the news that his regiment
was in open mutiny, lie listened
with 'angry hap:diem...o.e the partic
ulars Ctey gave him, and then hast
ened to bucket on his sword.
'Come with me.' he said. `By
lusrvens! I don't Mink they'll fail
when /give them The order.'
l e ie was misiaken, as much so as
the captains had been before him.—
The line stood motionicrs behind the
slack of arms. when he reached the
jeunde; and, ordering the officers to
take their places, ho took his own In
front of the centre. Drawing his
.sword,, he shouted in the voice that
no ma in the regiment had ever yet
disreptded:
`Tukq—arias / 1 . And still not a
ritan - obeyar, • : ' •.
The (Okra was profoundly exci
ted; more s‘i than he had teen since
herdroPped his plough-handles and
mount...4 one of the plough horses to
raise his regiment, on hearing of the
President's proelimaLlon. Ito begun
by asking the ringleaders wisely re
unlined in•their play iin the rankl3;
but ar half a dimen voices, in which no
Individual voice, was diStinguished
•
cried out :
.AI..J. ,
'We want pay and clothing, like
other regimens.'
'You shall have both,' the • colonel
exegerly responded. •OnlYtake arms
and return-to your duty, and I !will
immediately relinsent your grieValt7.
Les at headquarters.'
A tumult of answering cries fol
lowed his words. uttered in anger,
iderislon, and • incredulity. , 'lt's all
work and no pay with us. -We're
the ragged seare•crows of the brigade.
We've heard .that story' before.—
Tell that to marines. NO pay, no
muskets.' ;
' 'Attention? shouted the'
and the regiment instantly (Sine hawk
to silence and position:
Thereupon the colonel- made an.
earnest and impassioned harrangueof
,fifteen minutes, while dozens (deal
Timis spectators from t h e n eighboring
she nthierial for ads sketch came to t66e writer
from a Mend, a nontlernan of tae :anneal del;
Who was present at the may aa aseleant Nur
avail alone of tberegint tio ems: wad It :stiadoah.ed-
It trite: The Other nderrat to is (invent ,WP-
Dent tlAttooty„afterward
I _r
P w b Au ofthe Nixetersth AMU vorp..-110 sr
aarp try) as er.rwhit bra
nutmeat at
Oa weFl., Nne kaawlekeat the miw,
t u,sw4 w ig* Ida aistatithe Shaun
the** uln ae tido Saddest as per.
SeetArepcsanun ears. Inithiltlatoldler...,
. . _
VeittliSkf4 l 4oflupiViitlg
,e* 901estl.itteette. - , 0 prom tk‘r
lthq Men that he wolifil• irlyelds per- -
&Mid , 'attention. - to' their - grlevaneke
untittlitly Werirredresteilite - : . reprec , ‘
Bente& to • thole' thaVilleir Mutiny'
'.trtnild certainly' be effectual for .0
purpose they sought rand he ... :,
them teaftvethe goodrnatue, , e
relriment,,fmtn..tlui,! iliagolOtto With,
w.slch theirdlobediuncp„threatentsl,
It..llartlly 49111)01w thathls address
' wri t ald;plodupe the deSired - "effect; he
touelutteil it'tvith'iftepatittoii orthe
deilredcriniinaint: ' - •'' • '.•
, - '
`Take—arms!' a.' ••::••- -0 i • t•
1 ; • Each and all stoodilko a rock. and
•not.triiingieltandmoved toward.. tbu
. oltatitto*_krakhecttatifigatterto i
-For, inprii:; tan. :auThour ,Ithe • eat
regimeut„,llol4l:Stilliontly ~reft4id
~
resume theirarins,.'imid the :pent t
sion and•.antliority," asqwell el' the
coMfainding officer of . the line had•
fallen,,ldltupenstheir,ettrs: . • llioloio,
1 tited- 6 s lol lo iiido' 'Pei , N' Titatt"
WA - eh - Was rfulektg i r , blitt;'aitillit 1.-
'lng.for ill.s.horse,• 9 . 9,149 p tgcq.:,
I .101).0 brigade, twin (platters. - ,
H ,Ctur bftarlier . had ebtite"frOftt 'Ai,
regillitir'earttlerlo*neeept'ithi'tertia
/nand in the velatiteers ;qtrift he was.
one of - thkr ihesrdisciplinaritarts ttert.
Vet Point ever gtiVe• to theurtny:
lie was touch, past the middle. age,
Vaud lied) sera i amluous . nod .clistina,
I .guished service Itt,,lsigicri,,tual . the
We5t.....119 was_u _man of. medium .
bight, or perhaps something above
it, with hair dairieihtith g'ray, sandy
I Whiskers end. mustache, a massive
1 furchmtkand i fticp'*ltfi
,ttf'si'li.ritiklos
'of . service;.; and, 1',1441ty, :eyenrOW.S 2 - ,
. o v94 l akttliiiiit tiPilitr Ali ken, lnel4lVe
Oyes. , . Ails uresenee .wastluthitantily
stern, somewhat forbicling;' the WM
.itual expr . r.sion of. his face :wits one
of determination,. :Yet:be taj , ,onetuf
the kindest. uf hearts, •suubl lils,,eata. -
matabllni,iiriably leitmoti f :before no
I,hart done' With the m n thal.their coma
I 'hut aod aifery-A - Ns at, ..iI. tirnes-the
objecisr.hf.•, sum kitlatiedititude,4alle
was Car braver than generals aro apt
Jo be; when his :mopes wont into
battle he wt $1 F . e line
with them, - cnrelcss-e
of personal d - rontirtf - reckless of
bullets, ittUpequan.aridCodarCreetr,
than were‘other'inen, HIS trot:its; of
course loved hini-:-Whrnt thev knew
hint. ; . . 7 •• .1
• lie listened to the Story. of the (Nit
rte' on this mornimr,.•with evident
displeasure; which , fond expression
in at few words -Which were : more
forcible thalalegalit ; bni I venture
io say. that, no genbral °Ricer in the
I erotic:3'4*W linve • said 'Jess raider
.the cireanutiausee.
..„11e,listened at
tentively. Aar theodeledis of ihe irinkty
as the colonel gnvethent, ; end %Oren
the latter had finished, rte-said;
'They won't take arms—shed'
'No:, eiro thelrilctin'tf ••?..toyoorilr
they'll obey `but !mei Itht:' - •
'Well sir, aro any of your tinkers
ill this businem:"
'Not one', General; nor any of the
orderlies,' was tilt, eager reply.
' The (femoral . took ono• turn itiuross
Lis tent floor.
qtetUrn to yOUr
Saili e .'fluiti Redouble your. oillettri
front of your tent. I will be there in
R•few moments.' -
The colonel rode away. not very
eaky in tit hal, mi.:wondering what
was about to happen., The genera
ordered his horse and called !IN
Hides.
`Get up your itorseS Lininedffitely.
Qtptain—, ride Over toCaptain—;
give him my compliments, mid tell
him to brim a'sectionbrhis artillery
to the Min/ of the---th, Ontonagon
lel fant ry m mediately ! Lieutenant
, hasten to Colonel—and I 'el
efiel— (commanding. regiments of
the biligade,) anttiell them, with my
rompHtmlitts to march their - com
mands. under arm's; yon Will 'also
atkompany them there.' •,
A few moments later the men of
the rebellious regiment, gathered in
to knots in the company-streets and
:thou t t parade; mid t btu fersi ng - in
whispers together, saw. the general,
followed,by a single orderly, ride;
Thor* he eturip back to the Colo:
ners tent. Some of thein.saw from
a distance that'Jlie,: otHcers were
formed in a singletlinOin front Of the
tent,: With the field officers on the
right, the captains next, and the lieu- •
tenants on the left.
The general dism ountett,tutil taking;
a brief survey of the litetu hereto him,
turned 'to the colonel.
"du you roruso
'Sir,' ho said sterii ly,
to perform duty - •
'No sir !' . was the ernpliittie an-
CM
He turned to theline, ntyl.pimsing.
it down, tiddtess the *ante qtleritio l ld
to eAch officer, begining with the
lieutenant colonel, and 'ending. with
the lust sutraltern. One end all- en ,
hesilutinglylOW the .saine newer
us the colonel. • , .•
.
• said the generaC to 'the .
latter„,',o
end 1 hisouf bre9i fa bat. till niaW
And then he . nailed this itiiinere4
mark that the officers or the regiment'
had made; 'We shall see If they'll,
disobey INN.' •
The' assembly was sounded. ' The
ttiamtaßPies formed•lu. their streets;
and were, marrhed.to .their places in
a, line behind the stlieks. • The faces
of the men were grave cud serious
but, generally showed no abatement
Of .purpcLso: , alatAnwpase was, it
Was'affetward •confesswi, not to
suouith e ir artuS.until the paymaster,
and the •quart'ermaster should have
itetUallY,Visited Own nd evert them:
their dues of lay and'-clothing. 'But
in many of these there was mOety:
as Well as determination visible, and
all officers and men, awaited lhe gen
eral's proceedings with such recline;
as had never before been theirs.
They•taid not long to wait. Twii
regiments Of the brigade marched
upon the ground, and wider the, di-,
million of the aides were formed
long line; facing - thil,`lnutinetirs, at
shouldered arms, perhaps facing set--
enty ' yards distant. Captain —,
with two pieces of artillery, came up
before the formation was finished, -
and by similar. direction one piece
was point..ll upon, etteh,,tiank. of the
line in such a Milliner ak to enfilade
the entire wing of mutineqrs. •
Fiir half a minute *after the ow i
, nous dispositions there was an awful
Silence. It was broken by the voice
of the general in the stern command :
"Load •
The long-line Of muskets went to
the ground wit() a
,shoelr,.. and the
ringing of rummer's' id 'the barrels,
and.the thumpint,• In the Imre u 1 tlu.:
isituinli, swat .thrill:tolhe nerves of.
those who looked and listened.
‘l.lxttl with grape,' was the COM
mand to the artillery. That was fol
loweti hY the order. •-' •
'Ready! —Aim r
The aspect of the were when • the
general rode between the paus
ing in the Centre andlachig the mu
tineersOM') 1,3110 as might havd
car
rle iiplit'eledsidu to the
-At leakt one thous:tad bright.
musket barrels were leveled ready
for the word that ' would hurl their
deadly contents into the breast before
theM, Opo4 either, tank wrs a
ticid - piet,c charged - with - Oak; the'
gunner standing lanyard in hand,
only waiting fur the word 'to belch
out destruction upon the' Misguided
men.
"Let the 'Attars retire behind the
brigadeline; tha general command
ed.
They did so.
Men. , of. 'the • - , ---;-reginieht,' • he
said in stentorian tones! -'listen to
me ! I shall not stiknoWto enquire
;whyyou have disgraced yourselves
and the command this morning by,
disobedience to your oflicere.—.lshall
merely give one order. Ifyou obey,
well.; if not you will beim no other
chance. In that case...' Ishall move
to the rear of the brigade, and then—
by the living Goa ' I will ..blow
every man of you to destruction
lielooked the tkreat as well as ut
tered' it; and then In a voice of thou
der, 'he gave the command:
"hike Auks!' •
• It was done in an - instant.' Never
did the regiment execute thattorde.r.
In better" time; the stacks were
broken the muUtieers, fairly fright.
Mtge - theire.,figin-fefilik 4 Owd '
witirebattideredartm!--! "" • •
hekiwpraandires.bratight.ge !ki`
Qba". , .. and the &feral sPoxing• yr
,dllll6llfrom the ' emotklne rti rthe.
•niesiieli addressed the mi*l
:With kindness es' eromh.."Uers
to Lite eyes of many a'1041:101dIer,•=:-
He briefly pointed out to thimi
'magnitude of their act as is ttiWtary
ffbnee, and made them 'understand
that huitiny In an ann.tiwtrjlever;
teddit.isanythingbut, WaCrealti.jer.
'Avorne4. to those who undertake It g
and ho reminded them that the cause
In , whlchall were engaged was moift
inlayed by such acts - i3f insabordiniv
tlon., Their causes of confidant - WOO,
ust, ,he said, and If the officers 'were
in fnultthey should bp :punished' for'
it. • Puu justice shall 'be' done low,.
and Speedily, 'he said'; .1.• • •
'But haluturo, never let: me tient,
from you in this way. There are ottw
Cr beticr.ways to correct evibf ift — the
'honks . than
He loft the ground with tho respect
and elfeptlol; of every mlO theret but
hlsliffervietv 'with °Peers; WilLeh
Immediately followed, Wtte:Or a;',4llXl:
ferent character. Addreraing himself
to All, but more particularVltithe'
colonel, he gave them nu excoriating
-Ideture upon their carelessness and
gt*3 neglect fir theiritereat , 'of their
men.
, `I should be glad to think,' het.Chn''
!chided, 'that none of you are iroubled,
with incompetency as well as care.!
lowness. You small of you to
In this matter ; nothing of this kind,
,ever happens unlais the .ofilwrs are
In fitult. And I give you to distinctly
understand that if any thing of this
sort occurs again, I'll Wort martial
every outtof.you.' .„ •
lie never had occasions - to. execute
the threat Theregiment moipitid up
and elOthed within a week; and from,
tide time forward every manandev'r
errofilter of it made it his particular
duty tot:dace the stigma cast upodthe
giment by this 101'1dr:4-That they
haVe..stieceeded, the reeerds •of the'
ardebtatitin ;sagas and bloody battles.
In 'which it•bore a heroic part, .and
Wilft* aro written in the history` Of_
their wontTy, will attest.—Galaxy:
RHEUMATISM.
. . ,
This disej ie is: especially liable to
occur as pn effect of cold or check of
p ersiratiton,:an tin accumulation of
uric p
or Mille acid d
hi the blood, which
acts upon the muscular and: nervous
systems, producing pally; 'swelling,
contractions,&e..... •!, -
This vitia:ed shtte et the blood
.6
the primary cause of Itheumntian,
and the terrible • racking littins and
aches are mercylhe secondary con
sequences, which - it 6in vain •to'itt
tempt to cure by external • applica
cations. liniments, tic.. alone;
Of all the remedies ler this dis
ease, those which remove•the uric
acid from the blood,
and produce the
greatestabundance of • t hese depoSits
in the urine, shOuld be' given the
preference.
In Oct. this is the only - true. and
scientific course of treatment fur this
,Painful dAease. •
As soon as, the remedy " for that
purpose gets up such an: action the
patienthegins•to..convalesee and soon
gets Well. '' "
In old chronic eases, Where con
tractions of Joints, thickenings or
concretions,' have taken • place,
,their
removal wilt take a much longer
time, but by a perseverance in this
systematic mime, the metteriutt 11mi--
bid will finally yell to the antagon
istic moody, as snow melts before
the Sufi.
We have seen so many permanent
enres of long standing eases, that we
have implieit confidence iu this sys
teinatic mum, and an abiding faith
in the 'remedies which we have at
our command: •
Every part of the System .is liable
to an attack al. -Itheutuatisin, but the
' hips, Mins; knew, tinkles, wrists . and
shoulders are its more ordinary pref.
ereaws...,ltl.l4ftea . shifts: . from one,
ddtrt to anotheri. 7ipoclally. when in
It he acute stake,...tienm the irrutility of
; glisters or liniments.
The cause isle this blood. Remove
the muse, and the effect muses. This
we prefer to do: by vegetable reme
dies.. -11,ofzultir neutralizers of the
cause —antidotes to the. poison..
These to.the .rbeinnatic
diathesis we always k r p on Imnd.
we prepare our oWn crompWuds
and have our prescriptions tilled on
dereer own sapeTvii4ion. out , of the
.r t, quatity•orittetileinvo, without re
gard to cost.. • • .
Give our system audrmedies a
trial, it you are troubled .with , this'
painful disease.
I,..oLnsittJE, M. 1)
' 132 Grant Street.,
in Arkansw4 Falher'es Advlep - ; 4)
.• hbiSon. • , •
Bob; you are nho4 - leaving hothe
for. gratlge . 3oll4 . , It'otture, gohig
to tow .1/le out 'of:tin:44mo cud go
it aloug,_ • .Tlio.odds droagtu you Ito b
-- , --rementber that industry .und,.per
severance are the winning cards; as
they. tire Ihe"btnver9." Book learn 4
Ing, and alrthaf kid of thing,Will do
'to jdrup Ilse small timnps; but
you must have the bowers to back
them', or they ain't ‘vorth shucks. If
luck is agin you pretty strong, don't
rave and look !ikon nick chicken on
rainy day ,up , but holdyour head
and MUIM bblieVe' yott, afe titinh 'Of
.truMPS ;. they ,doultidaysoliard agln
you. Pve lived mat tramOled around ;
some, Bob, and I've found that as
soon RS folks thought you held a weak'
hand,they'd 01 duck r(iu you stkme:
So when yout sort't weak, keep on a
bold look but play cautiOun; be satin,
fled
,with a. pint, 3tnny!s. the hand
I've :t•a_vu .'eat 'euchre , because they.
Played for tousi,iwh... • ; -
keep your eyes well skinned, .11o1):
don't let fig reehlleet ' the/
-game lays a'i 11111th with the head Ms
with the, hands. Be tcm.p&ate,
er get drunk, fur then nomatter how
good your hand is, you won't know
how to play it; both bowers and the
ace won't save you; for I.here's sartid
to be a i'misa diaal," 'or something
wrong. .I.lnl another thing Bob,
(this was spoken in at low tone) don't
.go ton much nn the women ; queens
'is kinder poor cards, the more you
have of 'em the worse for you; you
night have three and nary trump.
I don't Ray discard 'em alt if you get
hold of one that is trump, it's all
good, and there's satin to be one out
of four:, And above all l Bob ' be ton
est ; never take a loan s trick what
don't belong to you, "nor slip cards
or nig," for then you can't look your
man in the face, and when that's the ,
tit e, there's no fun in Oie. game; it's
a regular "cut-throat."' So now,Bob,
larewell, remember what I tell you.
and you'll be sure to win ;land if you
don't it marvea you right- if you get
skimked." - ' .
Agccdoie tHoustoti
Old Stun Houston, of Texas,
used
go make it a . .priint to stop at Cairo,
smnetlincs for three or, four days; On
hia' way :to a nit: ftm Washington..
He usually' employed his Unto in
fishing from the stern guards of.a
wharf boat. On oim.occasion of this
kind he had-a •set. , to with a thiro
youth which. will liear:telling exalt.
• The youth like'hiniself Was fish
ing.--liouston on thc . Wharf Wet, and
the boy on a wOodrhout moored jaat,
below. At the :interesting Juncture
of a bite at. the boy's bait, Hannon
throw out his line, which became
hopelessly entangled With that of the
boy. Them was a . , pause... Neither
seemed. to have it .for- the
occasion. At last ilouston broke the
'Sonny, go elsewhere and fish, and
then weltaVoldentangllngalliences.'
'Yost blaster:Ng short coat,' retort
ed-the bud of Oromige, else Where
yourself and .fish.'
"I.apprehend that you, are a very,
saucy boy,`returned the Senator, for
whom there are by no means enough.
rodsinplekle.' • • • ilf"" *" ".` •
'Now look Vert., Ad . :Skiezickst
crihdthaboi fully . agitattid,, don't
want to quarrel with- you, nor any
y
like you,' :sour Iname is Sam , 1
Thrwson, andlott live in Texas; and
llketetvbcidy else, you stole a hag
and bad togo l therikAwd. now )ras
!teuiting on , _lt Wit' shine 'YPII" 4 44
tier ? and cafilog youthelMith ,
LBO,. 21. 1 4=tit
Yountfantail larch
and pulled thehonorablegentionmaY
rod Andifi his hada lideithe river.
anbeeauently lard .Houton
Mil the sot toothd htsAtt itth Watt
deoldedij, ',, , itacMcktic.-. Condo&
lorthe atmy he said; •
have , MO-Wen *Wei iktite
berg upon the show ands upon the
floor of Warms, fhettActrer watertat
completely discomfitedVbe bo
had decidedly theibetter . .oriac,
from ida heart of hearts ho believed
.4Sulidi__ 7 pox is miring Ordngi
reeetY.Vlllol44olo., theticiWPAT
Greenville, inpno Aunliy.l9f seven
ehildren,all died but one. Quite
nirinber blather:o6o4s ere reported:
II1=!M=
Kellogg haalaSt paid SUDO
Tor a small "Wm overlooking the'
Village Of New ilartfordi she
;Intends to build, Omani:. an elegant
ieildenee. ‘i '" '
1 7Tlit:(Boetin Postgays'i The Kew
Ifaven man .whocooled offby fete
himself down hifftrell
reoabbed adybod,y.to wailed
dpwd a wOkii!ii'.! •
;- r -There'Verh.litit3hlrty-twd
of relapsing fever In tho Philadelphia
City Hospitak• on. WedriftUay,
whereas a few weeks ago there were
onetundred and sixty-two. • ••
Miseillamous.
I . for Mlle Ilftdo MOM" 9f.
ace.
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MIXACIrTO IMP NOTlClL—Letteri TWA
.1.:4 =ata y. haring been granted to the Mood
bar on the estattrotilavid Meerut, deed,Ordo,nr
Bridgewater. Beater County, Pa., alt -iona In.
&Med to said estate. unberebi,no@W that tee
med to pa l yinent le *pared; and, alLpe.nons
hart - claims against - the seine will pratent Wan
d0: . 1 4
a l u:oll 7 :l7Lted „
jur for A:up se 7m t7 ccom
0.7,17.17.4
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• f,,,
tieary & Singleton!s,
145....1674deral St.,
.-•
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Splendid AsiOrtinitit 2 and 3 IVAgg
Gigs, Auld 4 Wheel Perambulators •
OF THE BEST EASTERN MANUFACTURE.
peleess Lawns tho LowesL?:
°Vic LATIOE STOCK OF
r.4A-Dr4
AND P.INCIr
Pt NOT EXCELLED IN QUA LITY. OI PRICE
.IN THE TWO CITIES.,
41,8.0. FULL LINE OF,'
FANCY -GOODS.
. t• T 0 YS, NOTIONS, &e. •
-lIWOLESALE & 1?7:4.17.
O'LEARY k curaLirrox,
aprAdy] lin Federal' Stailiegheng thy.
June Tt changed.
nitr. Blank comminileith, roi ,kic at the Anus
Foundry it, Repair Shop.
Having been Etufavd In the Foundry ftualums
for more than tulny 3 eare,—durinz which UM!: I
have accumulated a varndr of useful patterns, be.
althat canattielltiz Modela and taking on . t . patelsta
for Improvement. un . ,
COOKING - STOVES
—nod after haring' thurcouthly tented Moo, lee
pforemetatr, I feel romautAl In offerlnc them to
the
La CO. 1 ,17‘7,61
The GUILIIT ililieiTEUN has no Ks'
*viol* for Fob !Locality.
i' STOVESI
Slayer of Dl:lere II S IV. for Ur:fling sod Cooilk;
The Great Republic Cooktui Store
113 i the bat Record of laky Store ear offered to
:his nlarkeL
CC T,ILEF.:3 LESS FVEL, ,
LESS ROOM TO DO • MORE WORK
BEST BAKER,
avicligrr Dina A. SLE
ALTOGETHER
TUE BEST STOVE USE.
In connection Wilk ilie stove I lance gut
up a pltent
'EXTENSION TOP,
whieb Occupies little 1410111, no 'additional
fuel, and is ilOt liable to wear uut, tli4pen
see with all pipe, can be put uu in taken
tont an's• time, and mule to salt all stow'
ornny size ur part ern. „ ,
VerkOn*
I Vito I„tte pf.romm.,, the
. •
-GREAT: REPUBLIC COOKING . EWE,
Most of,whose mirtttsb9tc been poblisli . !
est intlie A Ito vs: are confidently' referral
to, to bear u hues, ails superior merits
pe ti b eisiking stove.
IlarfnY three And. clnm env:ince on hand. of
about fifteen hurry power capacity, they straottered
to the public at reasoliable rate..
' WWI TLlOlith (LACY.
ntlrto If.
;7 - 111antr of nrarly all the different kinds for
sal/ at tha Annus oftloe.
JA,Mlin A. 111,300
HAS RECEIVED
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of. new and wall nelented•
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ASSORTMENT (H?
DRY -. GOODS,
4131 011W=Mn)
QuEt'NswAR.E.
AND
Aimimr_i&m,m,
WHICH HE OFFERS
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prithearttotes forialifaltie •tm cddie.
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ME
pis are sngising, or Imo suffered from terni
of lary dietberlleet whel elfeCt L prOtinad On your
. general, bealdo Do you,fralweek, debWittled.
eislly tired? Dore nlittle extra exertion PaXinee
'palpitation of the heart? Does you liver or tirl
.nariOrgeoll.'or ynertiabeys, - frequendy zit out of
brae? le yarn , niiidreasedroes thick, milky or
.dOdry s .or.la It mpg on settling? Or done a thick
ern!, dee 1004,40 p? . Or ls *ern a rediaient at
the bottom after It has stood. awhile you .
47E41116f short iireithing or dyipepda? Are
joui- birdels ciartinited? Do" you have rite:lea
hinting, or rushee of blood to the head ? Is your
memory hepairedt Is your 'chid constantly dwel
ling upon thls subject",. Do you fad deditlatiota
moping, Ured of company, of Wel Do you wish
, lobe loft alone, to getaway nom everybody t. Done
any Mao thing nuke you start column? le year,
eleepbtoken or anklet's? Is the tartly of your eye
ss brilliant?' The blocen on your cheek ss bright ?
Do you enjoy yourself in soesely as wen? Do'yon
panne lair buboes.' with the aims energy?. Do
7 0 0, kel u Wtadt antildenat In yontself? Are
y Our rglrita dgll an . tkgraging, given to.tint
rucholy? I( so, do not lay It to your liver or 07s
geliita Miro' you riatiati . nichts? • Your back
werit,'"ohi kitting went; and haw but - Mild appe
tite; and yen attribute lhla•to drtilepvis or liver.
COLOPI. I I4 r • i • • • • ,/ ,•
. .
itunlcr,selfehareoeuermltilsemes badly
cured:aid sesuel'eicenseihdre all'capehfe of pro.
dieing g weaknesa of degenerative organs. The
°manse( pmeseiton:wlwatu perfect houtn, make
'the high.. MANUA err: think that thew hold. der
dent. nnergchc, popieveTisag. asccerafnl brudoem
-men are always thoeowboae gerenetivo organs are
In perfect health?' You never hear such mennem
platif of being Melancholy, of nervousness, of pal
pltatleti of the heart. 'They are never Ansa they
cannot succeed In Mistook ; They don't become
sad sad. dlacatemsol OLT ate always polite sod
pleasant in lamocunpeny, of Wire, and look pm
asd them right in the face—none of yoar down,
cast looks or tither meanness about them: I
do not wrests thnseirho keep the organs Inflated
by waning to- eicem. These will not oily ruin
their eooelltwiSope, bet:also Mom they do bash
am with or for..
Bow many oten, from badly cored
. dbeacer.
from the effects of self:shwa and excreuv, have
broinclit shout Ma kale of weakness In throe or.
gond that hail reduced the general nude" so such
so to Induce Union evriry other form of dlsenno...
tOohn.T. firldfal.• VOW grOCUPOP. suicide
aid alumat oyet7 utber form of dyes se ohleCha.
malty Is helt to—and the real cause of the Imo
ble semeely seer suspected, and have doctored for
the right ovie.- ' '
DISEASES OF .TIIESE. ORGANS 1U
QUIRE THE EKE OF A OIt:RETIE
HELMBOLD'S
rf.utt?- Erritmrr.'
=IEEE
- 1B 1:7 •C) ' 3Er
Is the great diuretic, and is a certain cnrc
for 'discuses or the Bladder. 'Kidneys,
Orarci,'llntpsy, Organic Vlicak-
ne2a, Femme - pomplaints.
Genend Debility,
Antkall giseases of the Urinary Organs
whether existing in omit, or female, from
whatever came originattng,'and nu mit-
ter of Ipow Intig-uttinding.
If no, treatment is submitted to, Con
sumptiuu of',Tnswtty may i yusue. Out
lleali and blood are supported limn these
soureva, anti the health anti Lippiniiisiind
that or po3terity depends upon Rnmupt
use or n reliable remedy
IIEL:41801.11VS EXTRAO ICI l lIL , Ea
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tabliabeo upward or io years prepared by
H. "1"..11E1,311:101..D.
DRUGGIST,
594 Broadway, New York, and .
104 South 10th Street. Philed., Pa.
PRICE—SI.2S per bottle, or 0 'bottles
for PAO, delivered todny address:
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere.
None are genuine unless done op in steel
eniiiveal wrapper, with Gmalmillo ormy
Cheathatl, weichotate, and'sl,644
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„NEW GOODS!
sriarisaid Summer wear
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The: u ugeriligneu Lau% plewsure in in.
forming bit. friendi nod the
and
gymer.
i dly th at pc( bat jut recnlved and Ilpf ,1
Jl.:Nevr Stock of Good s;
OF Via LA.TEsT STYLEs volt
SHIN& trad SUMMER Wear.
lie keeps the haft of workinui in Id,
employ. &kW Nebo confident of Liv otolity
to cut and make
. 9p gunman, both
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FASIIIONAULE ac DURAHLE
and iti Weil a manner i„,
cantoincri.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
BM
011 and see U 8 before bori,iy
Orders I. 7 .Keo•bee, : .
iVILLIA3I
njuky4;7o:lY • Brq:. r.
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And the Public Schools.
wante4 , Jfai and Wwilen et/ Chri4l:ll
Tra•lltr.. nu-. au .11. a .
pu.aald, act ,„,,
ILI/pUrallt book 0 , L. : .
Laud of GJd In the All,l - .1. 1 sb,
srph Bean
't Uhl work has, • gnat
Is readily reorl‘lag the I, rlmpir.,..
ilinClAt Of all alrattp2lll.lll .1.1%.Z. m .
' MP work pimento greater attra4 Walla as 11111.1.4 N
lead It their rapport rtur)wh, to It I. 1a.%
work for dm flew,. Apply ho d..crlyuto tlt e
brand Lerma. State the tetnh•ry Ita NI.
;Jr l'roopectua boo r tart!.!:.,!
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j)d;Svel Lock Box Ito
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Warner's Ili. 16.111111134, bre nes, ,„
(Out c‘. lu UDC Citet) to Cafe rue sery or,
gat Allied, Itching of Uleedial; Pact. ' 1 Aur
are sklaletod *bawd ituthettutiply call on IL" n::,
gin and eLt. W•/1141.1‘ • PILZ atEXclol I: •
prre•ly tot the net, laud 14 1101
cure toy ether 41Aa•....1. At Li.. CLirVII
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beultuyls ...1.., rst,(l..
Rolls eltutkld
ale b druzgl.lez l'rwe out. I),..atr
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cusug =al elpeLlUtlllli.t.g /Ile (Alf
el It pue.t sa• • fu tcuu.u:atet)
wally Lurupg. the ILL.-I ~ e nu-le ur
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incrudOne. vunsilt In the tom ant c.
ritual* In all Ulu c ta.te, ur auy
&Mtn. ant •ILunnainla 01 1.4;•.t 14. •
daily I [rat t.tnu,; 11, and tuP and at: ro;
Inc unt•l In and expecturonSll4 It , ••
kloutu, Out ‘lO, ulna), Miura,. roll.l
coate out 1.4411.2 I 4 a .1,. 0.1, , ~•
to qaeze bottle, Urrte Un, thk•/,
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Lta,atu .1/, cure.
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Warder's. YU. Vll.Baur Wine ad 1,11,
ti As.) issa,soss,”“lsug.s....l; •
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tlele Unto+ vt to the I% Mier. 1 1 1 "b.
ea,/ ea-c 1 •tchere' la the latttilm b , •
important rnevllrine la not wanted t o
le the greateat hlt/r.lnt; amen °flared you r. 4
ilhandd stately procure It. It 14
for 1.9990 IrreauLnitico, avid may he
upon In every rt.re mm hart. the tuoi,vo!
I.a.n obettvetrd thrort:h mill or illo•t.•
drtn:.ttlale. Price Oust Dollar. Or em to
receipt of One Dollar and a Quarter .% ••
619 ante kneel. Lltiaago.
For wee by 5.42.H.A;iN0:57.1t0the•;.... n
, 13110.,Bridgewattritind
Dater, l's.; . .
CARPETS,
ail cloth-, sec.
:Wholesale and P.ztail,
At. Lowest Prices,
M'CALLUM , BROTH'S.
:sl I`IIYh .~~•r
We Hare Fuel Mies for Stippl)oiz
tYr.A. It ul
ANY EASTERN JOBBING Iliß.!zE
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FOR Til E >N!!
Hato opp.rnmnre. nrcloov offered fur 11, .'1:1:
11.141, na ,Jr,.. loja 'oat :
one-troth or Met, value Ilve yr ry
TUE NATIONAL' ESTATIi Allils• 1
bar lur rule real chair of every de., ontl a, ,•
ell In the 'Middle and South. m Statev• r
aloe& Jfiiilt farm, rice, •vq,..
tom plAnutio,,; 104. and /kb, •a: u t:••
rlLl.yet and hero/ reentlencoo and Lori o •:.' •
ntifiv Nal Mai wile dfn orir
Wt.-11'1ot Law! St.77lat. • ,
10CM°. ithe at:Lt . -to gm, of propvrticv .• to'
tot •alc.
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h. of gemeral claim awl Ita.ht
the •twervishati of the well know u T0.k:0.•
14IC or the Ortlnsnee iteptrourtit. t•
prartleoi
It'll 111 the elllrreut (tow eruneeut Depto,.. ••
pecittly Itt five Wier and Nary. Ord num r -
PAT OF ( • 1.:.
ihtent pa 4 per, tarefolly prepan
tottily eXttcute4, mut Itarod.ll,oo,l • • •
oex in Olt sAortest
Sweisl Attention given to itfr.
etISVP for re WY!, (Sir mato', i t 1 . 6
men!. .te.
Preliminary examinant". a. to tlv•
of an articke made on treellit of aI, f -
don of the tame—no model lagez h.; 1:M1
L=2M
P 0 ,001?, IN V 1.:N•r()
by ArArkturz *bent to prorunnir
wards othLsfu g thrir
Contldrutisf to our bartl.e.• •
Teuton.
Term. more reasou.Ahle !luau 01:.• •
Clrrolarronialolnc ar.4
at a fret. 11. W. .1
770. National Rtal v , lye. 3.
X: an.l 17.1 JVnwn. Arena, ❑ t,l' • '
BISSELL & c 0)
,t2::1 , :5 Liberty Street.
Pit tv• i wk. l'ai..
Manuarturenr of all Sizes and Styl,-,
vicoprirr.
SUMMER FRONTS.
FENDERS.
COOKING R.INtiES,
Gbal and nod Gbokiiig Norr.!, Av,
TUE TIUUMI II STUYF. FUR CU•\I
.The Jackson &ore fur (buff
Anti the Black Cook Stove for Wood ~111
ARE THE BEST STOVEs - :
For Baddiragr Coolciu;.r
Warmut lltvir Op.:ratioll
Nu - vilat FAIL
isir3o;tim
o r Wank Suutroutis for .ale at the A-1.,..176
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AkWAYS'ON
• Character,
PITTSBURG 11, P.!
Equal to
1eC.11.11. "IRON