h nr it
-, 4ft 4 • ; 1441; titfi :
;.v Lkeyvniliek•Ur AI t rCIICESLICIFMMICUS2.
Neativ mid Pr & 'ceitacci, at the.
' i VERTISER UPI ,- 141MAN011i P.SAR'A
•
• Tnie eetabliebmeatie iunw retplied. vritlt an extensive
assortment of. JQS , TYPA - efltic trill be increaeed ar the
patroirige eanuutcla. If can now turn out PRINT/Nai of
erery to •tit neat aciCeiritedltiOns spinner
Won re , tononpableterrae: - . Such as •
Pao* ; Chooke;... .
Busi Wilitardit
Ciral s ofaViittlfeb4' ' •
• '
y . Pr ograoisnes, Bills of Faro,. " ,
tickets, 80.
our- priiiist all kinits,"Cdiamon and Judgment DORMS
SelsooloittittiConstahlce' and other
. 111.arms,..prir.tral
sorrectli and neat/3 . obi the boot paper, constantly kepi,
for sale at this °Mee, at prices "to suit the times.*. -
S • *Sutotatitiou price of It LEBANON ADVERTISER
• One Dollsuaarrd a Half a Year: •
Address, !ktous, irebolOnt Pa-
Special .IViiileee.:• •
- - On h &After JULY let. 180,;tbe s- jakly) . eite cowl
waling the preuent. Issue oT lost Tender Notes Into
Ike Nat lona) AIX per cent. Linist(eoiiiinaillnailbrod 4 liiel
Twentiea") w ill cease. . ,
All wbo wish to in est intbe lineTwetity . Loan 'must,
bierefore, apply beforisthe Ist St3.IILE nett::
• 4Alr COOKE,
• SubsStiption Asset.
Eit.:4l4ellLlttfrd PlitraClplas.
Apsll 8,1863.-3 ts.
- out4-4014, at Private.;
AITILLI)e . soid at Private Sale, • ,
VII B ACRE S oridurA;
• _
situated in tong Lane, near the boroug h line, In Corn-
wall township. It adjoinsthe lend of Widow Fulmer,
nn the North, Win. a flans sod Sohn Krause on the East.
There is a one idol* LOG •1101:15E, weather boarded
erected on the land, and a good WELL in the garden.—
The land has lino stones foe quarries. This tract will
make a. nice home for a email runny.
IS!L It 18 free from Ground Rent. Good title will be
given. • . • . A.D4ta
N. B.—This trott to now eoveregrwlth'fillesrasi; hal.
of which will be given to the purehaihsr.
Lebanon, June 13, 1300. .
Ilowacd. Assaciaoo . n, .
Ma. Pa.
' tirfiro
lISEAS o t . , SPERM:4.-
1f _ TOUR II tli A or •BEMIN AL WEAKNESS, 'MPG.
TENCR. and other nffectiona ofthe SEXUAL ORGANS
PHYSICAL ARBICITY iind PREMATURE DECAY,—
new and reliable treatment, in Reports of the Howard
Asioditloo, abut by Mail, in sealed letter envelopes,
fiaeOrdukrier: -Addreie.Dr. J:SKILLIN HOUOELTON,
HovApp,AssociNTx, No. 2 South Moth Street, Pxut.-
Losirlset; Pa. '
, Jannary 28; 15G3.—/T•
AdiiiiniSlratore Notice.
NOTIOS is hereby given . that letters of Ailmlnistra-
Lion on the Estate - of DANIEL GEIS, dec'd., late
of South Letiarioii towoehip, Lebanon county, Pa.. have
`been granted to"thwundersighed residing, in the town.
ahlp,yonnt,t And.statoefureltaid. Ail parsons indebt
ed toatild' estate wilPpledeo make payment. and those
-having Alalmkorol:present them
JOU P without ll delay.
GEM
' SAMUEL ann. -7
Admiciatrolosts gf, the Estate of Daulal tielb,dec'd
I,nbnnori, 81a1 . 1863; ' •
.
-ittimintstraiors ,
- •
XTQTICE Whereby., gleen.that lettera Admin tetra
.lll lkm on the *estate of.OIPIORO,B , IIOF,FMAN, dosed.,
late of the borough of Lebanon. Lebanon county, % Pa.,
have been granted to the undersigned residing in the
borough, county, and daleitforeftald. All-reams in
debted will please .paymeitt; and' those having
claims will pr4eat.H.WHbout •
tfAMUKt, AnawsoN,
• '• - • 'ABRAM. , HOFFMAN,
Admipigrotptil of tlie pitz!to ofoileo. Befit:nen, decd.
Meg
Adminiitratorsl Notice.
IVOTICE'is hereby given that letters of Administra.
1.111 Lion on ths_Eatate of JOHN BACIII'dAN,. late of
South A °DORI) town ehip, Lebanon eounty, 4 l%.,deted
hare been firrinted' to the undersigned. All;periuma.
therefore. having claims against said Eatita, Ire re.
quested to.preeeot them, and those indebted to make
payment.
• MARY BACHMAN, South Antiville'.
JACOB II It East IllUOVer,
..may 27, istis.-417.
• •
A...s4AA i 6 - "tad. tit,
AT-TO RN:EY •ATL AW
0u removed as ottlee - to the building, one d4Of eau
of Lapdermileh ',Store, opporite the Warblng ton House
,Lebanon. Pa. ,
BOUNTY and. PENSION claims promptly attended
to • (April a,
REMOVAL. .•
ATTORNEY - AT L.AW;
HAS REMOVED haeoMee to MasketStieet.Vlitmoito
the Lebanon Dank, two doors Werth of idow
Mee' e
Lebanon. Starch 25, '63. .., • .
B Fraingeir .
TVISTRICT ATTORNiiY, has rraureed bis . 01410
to s ,tbelbl>osl bdelpoccupled. by Dr . P, Line.
avatoir, id.o bCrlantt4treet. Lebanon a few doers
}tut ottbp;btailb g 9 i44, aud,try dom. ;trt
.of Gen.
Watdmaq's Offico.
Lrbanqa,DeC. 17; * • • •
•
• C MAUS
• TTORNNY-AT-1011V. , -- , oolee io,Woinut street, neat •
11 oppimilte , the Book ILotel, and. two doors south
from listmany's Hardwire store. .
Lebezi,oitrAprll 9, 11351-Iy.
• Iii 7111: DERR, •
•A "
tn ,„i te YAT LutiVplCHßoo EttlehteAr
„gip' dinid 'flesi.V.,oppoilti 'the Court
' ' • ' tUtethoti.igey 11,1411.”
OFFERili . pr3f•Poi4/11111.1141iirit*8 to , of
S Jonest Own - anq *kinky. oific'e at the rieldebes
Joneatowo, ',Vey . ..1.'608 . 63,-4m. • ' • •••
'sAffiutt.S.
r I FFEwe protessionBl seriltes ; to a lttl*eos of
Lebanep,and.viclnity. OYFICit the teeiiienee
of My& L. Ststhritre doors West or 01114, itt - Dr. &meal
d'ec'd; lit'Combetlaud street : •
Lebeeon. April 16,1863. ; •
Or. Sanstutt .13. Light
UITICE at the old reiddeoce Dt.
oppovite the Court Hodge, Lebanon, Da-
Lebanon, March 26,'63. •
•
fr. Alijale it,: Latb - r.:.
OFTERS hie professional soriices.ta ortiiens of.
the Borough of Lebanon end vicinity. - 001ce
Walnut street, two doors north of the Lutheran Par-
Nonage.
March 4,1863. •
Dr. C. L. Kireider. "
Otters his profeseional service* to tbe community of
Lebanon and vicinity. Office temprrarity with Dr.
Schneekja Walnut stroet.
DAM* ApelA, 1863.-3 m. • ; • '
GEORGE CLARK,
DENIVIST•
°nicest the nista lintel, Lebanon
Particular attention politic, Vulcanite work end Fill
hag Teeth. -
REFERENCES:-
C. N. PEIRCE, D. D. S., Professor of Dental Physiol
ogy. rnd Operative,Dentistry. No. 501 N. 7th St., Phil
ads' pbia.
?:. WILDMAN, D. D. S., Professor of Mecbanlent Den
tistry. No. 24. N.llth St., Philadelphia. .
'JAMES TRUMAN. D. D. S4,Dernonatiator of Opera
tive Dentistry. S. IV: Coiner of Frtinkliu - WM Green
Stillest; Plilladelphia.. • • ,
- WWI DIJIAIIf, D. D. S., Denscitatrator of Mechanical
ti e ntletsy 4 ,,No.. TX N. 12th it., Philade.ph a. . ,
Lebanon, April 1, Lar..
Bl ket Shawls,
rILOT&I, WOOLENVIATIIINO of all colors, dyed.fea
kJ Itlitck. or 9310ek;pribesed, the color warranted ..
and goods terzsit olYtteiVial•bo'now, by
LYON LEMBERGER,
:7 ••• .• • East-Hanover:
l'o.'be dyed an be. lelVat Jos., L...Lensber:-
ger . ' Drag Store where . all , sall . ere for.tbe. above will be
attended to. ' • - - " ~ (?'fetch 11.1363.
• ' , - '•
tieerrap-
D pointed,. Zbf of•Perisiboa, at
Washingtopi - Ititatululag Surgeon ror,,E,na,ipes, in pre
pared to atOnd to all.applfateta far Pansfon at tile,,
qf
ttce, In Mirket'sititiet, nexedbor'tfo itie'NFLOflica.
Lebattos,.Marclt 2t13, 1563.-60 .."
TAKE N.0T1V4 1 1,. —'''.
ial.piLDF,Fus will do wellby calling on Ji .4, 4
LI Agent, as he is prepared to do e11Ar1k15,...4....n . ,:?
*IOOFING, SPOUTING and JOB WORK. itereselly; 0,
44eeiv Wrest price,. He also BSI ornlnaill'ii' : Diflii .
And ssioduaeortment of all kinds of TIN WARE. and
44
a
lof th e moat improved Osa Dentin COOK
BDOVP.B end PARLOR STOVES .. Alen, all the '
Berent and latent Improved BANGS!? AND
HEATERS, of all kinds. He also keep. cca..
eteatli_cm hand a lane stock of all kinds of ROOFING,
stxcis, 7 1; k icz!. he 411gefr at lets prioa than they can be
bought of any wrier 'talcum In the county.
ikni.. WARE-WOKS—One door South of the "Beek
Hotel,' BAilust Street. Lebanon, Pa.
,1,44040, December 2t, MB
.
jult P.ripted. at We office, Judge;
rent Borido with waver oi $3OO Exemption Low
NTED TO BUY ,
4 BUSEELS.. RYE:
50 , 60,000 bushels CORY
60,000 bushels OATS
60,000 bugheli, W MEAT
CLOV CRSEEC. TIMOTHY,SEED, rarerod, for
tablet the higbeat CASH prteeeedltbe paid at the Lee
anion Valley Ha!tread Depot, Lebaithn.
QEORQE HOFFMAN
.
I.onnon, July 17 , 11561
,
• .
I . St an
VOL. 14--NO. 62.
Econerny is Wealth 1-
CtiRE YOUR COUGH FOR •
13 CENTS.
. ,
The fledChealeit
rnbribeholil
o Itemise:Or
ilk the Ilkrild-
Madame gADOC
GitgAT votrOli
ttidiniettibuint-
THU'S Cunittire , B*lstartp
warranted. ill ute* aseord
ing to 'the'direCtrous; to
cure Ptan. : tpuresi ; lnouglia,
Oeide,,,Whooping
.Cough,
Asthma. aid instructions
of the. Throat and Lunge
. Ined'ir•ZAlKKl TOUTER'S
Babson is prepared with
all the requisite, ultra d
skill; frotn.s . ireinbinian
of ..the beat. remedies` the
.vegetable kingdom affords
Its reinedial rptalltice ar
based on tie power`to re
sist the healthy and yigo
routfoireu l at ro n Of the
blood; through the fangs,
It is hot a violent remedy,
but etnotthnent,—Nwn to,
ing, eenrching sad effect
ive; can be token by the
oldest person or youngest
„
=!!ta
MOST IMPORTANT.—Madnme ZADOC POR.
TER'S Curative Balsam is sold at a price which brings
Win the reach of every one to 'keen It convenient for
Two. The timely nee of a single bottle winprove to be
worth 109 times its'oost.
NOTICE —Sale Tour Money II !-Do not be
persuaded to purchase articles at es. to $l, which do
not captain the virtue of a Dime Dottie of Nadarne Por
ter's Corative Balsam, the chat of roanutactuiing
which leas creates that of almost any other medicine;
and the very low price at which it Is mold, makes the
probt to the seller apparently small, and unprincipled
dealers will sometimes recommend other medicines on
which tkeir profits are larger, Village tbe custtenirs 'D
eist upon having Madame Porter`s and none otbsi.—
Ask for !Madame Porter's Curative . Biildam, pries MM.,
and In large bottles at 26,ct5., and talc no other: If
yen can, cot get it at one store yon can at anot her sold by all Druggists and Eitore•keeperii it la
cents, cud in larger bottles at 25 cents.
MALL k JIUCKEL, Proprietors;
- New Yak: --
Aka- Joe. L. Lembcrger. and Dr. Pea .4ose,"
Lebanon, Pa. Pliftwar/ 2Bitat
To the Pail, .
• .
utidersigned haying bid tiftitaa' lean Prattle,
L . likSperying, Ctistrating, Altering, or Cutting STOCK
for FARMERS, and baring purchased the tools of Mr.
Pieria Sohn, deceased, offers his services to O; form
e* and the public in general, feeling confident that
he will give satisfaction to all. His residence is at the
Turnpike, 1 4 mile from Heillg's Tavern,' , 34 . miles•from
Anayille, and 3% miles from Lebanon.
SIMON KS AVKI,Y.
South Aunvills tp., April 29,-1363.-4m.
1 'TORIA LAO NS, Plaid end... Striped Neneoohs
V Flain and Plaid Cambrico, Phad end dotted Mulls,
Ba I lianttt, Maraelltee. Bobinote, &e.. the lorgeat nseort-;
me int. et the more of HENRY t STINE.
.To ()Ulcers and Soldiers;
co/tedibli-of.Peitsions, BountiEs, Bak
' - -Pay and ..}Vai'
rlinit‘iindersi&ned, respentially..internts the•
I that be lute mained an office for' dm' purpose of col.
ketring Bountlea, Beek Pay and War claitu4.
Office In the rooms lately occupied by Dr. Helm, de.
ceased. .-
All orOere attend - a to rid. prom:molese and dispatch.
Lebanon, April 29, 18tZ.=.t.f.
,q F.. 0. PFLEOIIII. Jr.
LIST OF COLORS.
Mack: z r -
Black Drown,
Sift . " Drown,
Light Brarrt,
Dark Mac, '
Dark Green,
Light'Grlen,
Purple, .
Slate
French Blue. .
koyal Purple,
rani- tor*.
Fir.dying Bilk, R'ocleti end Mired Gocida, Shiwis s
Scarfs, Dresses, Ribbons, Dloves, Bonnets, Hata, Bess.
there, Kid Glottal, DhHdren's clothing, and all" kinds of
iVearing apparel, perfect fair colors.
• A Saving of . Bo . j9ez: cant. .
These Dyes ars mixed ilf:th'e form of powders, con
centrated, are thoroughly tested, and put in neat pack
ages. For twenty-five cents you can .rolor ea many
goods as would otherwise tort Ave times that sum.—
The process is simple, and any one can ruse the Dye
With perfect sunken. Directions inside of each pack
age.
Manufactured by 1101V6 - * STEVE : 4 78,200 Broadway
Boston.
.1. L. LEI1Blutollik: " 4 ln n ilitieion,'Dis., wholesale and re
tail agent, and for salsrlerDr. ROBB and D. 4. RAOBI4
Lebanon. • • (April 1, Mili,,,Arno
.nd
introducing ....pedal
baalliva aiery rastiument.
E. GABLER'S uneurparited PIANOS for Casb, •at a
liberal deduction, or on monthly inctidlcuents frOm
*at-Over 500 sold In Plill4delphiti:
J AgES BELLAK. Sole Agent,
279 and 261 South Fifth Street. above Spiuce.
July 15, 1503 .—ly. , Plilladelplutt, Ye,
Mutual Fitellustorailtee
pany. of Afintille,.
•
LEBANON bOONTY, EBNN'A. •
THIS COMPANY was looorponited, 'March. 1859, and
hi now in full operation rind •ready to make insur
ance on Dwellings; and other lltilitlintoc on Furniture,
and Merchandise generally. "Also on Barns. Contents,
3tock, Farm Implenienta. &e.. on a Mutual Principle.
MANAGERS. •
Samuel Seabold, ,
John Itiltinports,-
oeprgu.Riglor;.,
John4llwein,
- Rudolph Herr,
Joseph-F. Matz,
.•
:Vivi ALLtlNykresidest.i: •
_
Traainwer. -
:41aszia ilk.4ll2l7thdietarj;-' 1! :. f' 1 !:• . ; 7 • •
Sanatut Seahold,,Traveling
Sibriottarlyl A gea‘lkadkidkatiorg.
Annirilla, March 6,,1fe.2.-ly;:- •
I:Misting] Itachoan,
i4ill iamEarly ~ jr.;
Geo.rge.l.3. 49mgardner,
T. D: A. °arrant!, •
Deorige Dotiges,
John D. Delver,
Daiiitsl S. Early, • •
44mi • • • -
.5).40, W.E
S •. .
S
T.O V ES
coldklN the buy your STOVES before
winter
la here, and the beat Ein,Tcheapcst place is
italitzton Staite, Tin and Sheitlron Nanttfiii
'tory of Junes N. Fiords.
doorq South from the Lebsioopßsnii; wberecito be.
bar the 'argent and beat sr:flora:non; of PARLOit.
NALL; and COOKING wrovtB; ever offariel in Loam
app,, Oaa.Nnrners for Parlore or 4ted ..Chambers of.h
Oink koala. with a general assortment of Parlor Stove6L
aadei largo variety of the beat Cooking Stored - 1n 'ilia
arilenty or borough, which be warrantato bake orAosst.
*ASII BOILERS eon tautly oo hand "Of all sisel,,
and the beet material. d.
COAL BUCKETS—the lsigest assortment, the heir'
latlron,and the best made in Lefiatuun•
Also, a large stook of TIN WAftE,AnsolA of tam 140 . 1 . ,
material and in a - workmanlike Manner. As be I. •
practical Workinan, "and, has bad an^expellente 'of
twentyAlve year', halseJks_coolident that be can. glva.
general satialiotkai:' -
Ile takes this oriethtatof•rattinnt4 bia - thanks t.oltis.
numerous eustoinerMfOrAtieirlibersl support, andhit;
hopes. by strictly ortendlni•iii ormAusluessa:rililk
letting other people's alone, to still .receive a 'ball> 4f. poplin patronage. JAIASB N. ItOttEitA...
44- Particular attention paid toidlitinds of SOW MO
nob of Roofing. Spouting, Ac, mad all work warranted
Sold by J. L. Lembei-ger. Dr. Goo. Rene, andDS—••
Reber, Lebanon ; Slaver ,k - Bro.;
erstown Horning, Mt. Nebo; A. Zr Mark, _Bellelaw;
Hornier, Host Minorite; Krell, Bbeefferstown; n ti bb
Dealer. everywhere.
NOT ALOOIIOI9IO.
A HIGHLY 'pOiIdIiNTRATED
Vegetabii , Ez‘tract.
A PURE - VC:MC.
DOCTOR 000PLAND'S
GERRAY• BITTERS,
Dr. C. m:.:rAcqrsoit, Philazi% , Pa.
WILL EptEctuALLT CURL .
•
Liver Conwhilint' •' - •
• • •. . ..•
• • yeptirsta, .
Agauadice.
Chrob io or' /ferrous Debility, of the
K deem elid.Bll d iseiiiiteltrisiog from a
d loordered Idver-or-Stomach.
Such its ConstlifetiotlfSiestard Pike Fulness or Blodd
to tho rfead:Acklity.,of-. the:Stomach, Nausea. Heart,
burn, Diffig.ost for ;Rind
• Fulness orAtielght In the
Stomech. Sour :Fri:Chalons,. Sinking Or. Fluttering at
the Pirertheittiniach.livitiuni og . of tho React, latt . y.
tied entrDillicrilt Breath lug,'Fliatterlng at ; the Haut,
•Cltok lug or Beiffoceting Sensations when in air ingpos;
-tore: Dimness .of Vis ion, Dots or Webs , beforeethe
Sight, Fever end Dull Pain in the,llead, Deficiency of
Perspiration, Tellowness el the Skin end . Fyes.! Pain
In the . Side, Beck , Chest. Limbs, & c. Sudden Flushes
of 'neat, Dm fling to •the Flebh, Constant Imaginings
of Evil, and groat Depression of Spirits.
And will positively prevent relloto Fever, BRinim
THEY CONTAIN
• Shure ZADOC PORTER'S
Baleani bas . besu used by
the public for over •la
years, and has smut. ed
its present sale simply by
.being recommended by
lhose,whe bare.used it, to
their afflicted friends
others.
No: ..
No: Alcohol or Bad Whiskey Z.
They cuen the above diseases in ninety
nine cans out of a hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale and universal Depts+
larity pf Loot:ind's Galli:l9M Bitters, (pnrely veritable)
U. of ignorant Quacks and unscrupulous advoutu
rers, bave opened upon - suffering humanity the' flood,
gates of Nostrums in the shape of poor whiskey, vilely
compounded with injurious drugs, and christened Toto
ire, Stormichiiis and Bitters.
Beiare of the, innumbrible array of Alcoholic prep.
aro Lino; inldethoric bottles, and big bellied kegs, un
der the niodeat appellation of stlitteri: which inaie.ol
of curing, onlyiggravate disease, and leave U e nap
.t.oloted suff rer to dispair. .--
1100FLAND'S GICRMAN BITTERS!
Are not anew and untried safely, but have. stood
the test of Afteen years trial by the; Anierican publie;
and their reputation and Ole, are not rivalled by: say
similar preparation.
The proprietors have thouaands of Lettere ‘fvorn
CEEEDYBIEN, LAWYERS,
PHYSICIANS,'end CITIZENS,
Testifying of their own personal knowledge, to the
beneficial- effects ondliedionl virtues of then° Ti Meat.
DO YOU WANT SOH EVIING.TO STRENGTIPIN YOU?
DO-YOU WANT A GOOD APPETITE? • .
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD VP YOUR CONSTITUTIOM
DO YOU - WANT TO FEEL WELL ? • . •
'DO YOU WANT TO ONT RID - OF NERVOUSNESS?
DO YOU WANT ENERGY?
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WEF,?.? .-. •
DO
- YOll WA NT A.11,1118K AND VIOODOD Fesisiipt
If y ou do, twe 1104)11;AND'S OERSIEN
/Was - Rev: 1: Nettgon'Arovm, D. lA, raieor of Use::Sti.
Knowleilge.
Aitholigti.notdnipatied:to favor. or vecommend TM.
ent Medicineapi.ipsnotel,through distrust of. their In.
greilient- ankeffects ; I yet know of no sugfielent yea-
NOII3I why a man may not testify to the benefits he be
lieves' himself to hire received from simple pri.p .. -
aration, - in The hbpe that' be may thus contribute to the
benofit uf others. • . •
I do.thte, the more rendily.to tegard to Ifootland's
Gorman. Bitters , prepared by Dr. b. M. Jackson, ofthis
• city, because I was prejudiced against them for ii r tanY
years, under the finpreissiOn" that they were chiefly en
elcoholki mixture. lam indebted to my friend Rob.
Oct Shoemaker, Esq.. for the removal - of this prejudice
by proper tests. Rod fur encouragement !pit. y tly•nt,,
when suffering from great and long continued debill.
ty. The . use of three bottles of these Bitters; at tb•liti•
tfiejaresent'yeisi:Fait * Salloirell by Orion!
relief, stud reiterattoneo a delfts) of titritßy•siatiords'
tel vigor which I had not felt for six mouths befoiti:
and hod ahneet despaired- of regaining. ..I therefore
thank 00. l and My friend for directing me to the use
of them. J. NEWTON BROWN,
. Thera Are mtuy preparations sold under the name or
Bitten!. put up in quart bottles., compounded of the
cheapest Ibiskey nr common rum, costiug from 20 to
40 cents len gallon, tho taste• diegulsed by Aulee or
Coriander
'Crintron; '
Salmon,
Sear/el:
Dark Drab,
Light Drab',
rdlow„.
Orange,
3 1 fagepta,
Sulfcrino,
and
This clime of Bittern has eltliked end will continue to
co ass, as long as thoy can he sold, hundC , Cds to die the
dith of the drunkard. liy their .use the system le
kept, istintiniintly under the Influence of - Alcoholic Stitn:
clients o f the worst kind; the desire for Lkiiior
ie crea
ted and kept up, and the 'result Is all thetorrore at
tendant upon a drunkard's life and Aeat_h.
For tho.st . who desire end will have Liquor, Bitten;
we 'publish the fellaiiing receipt. Got One Bolds /fouft
/an "s Cerina • Beltirs and mix with Three Quart,foil
awl 'Brandyor'Whiskek;ind the residt - will pre#:
elution tluit, will far etket/in medicinal virtues and
true exce Bence any,.of dismumerous Liquor Bitten in
the market, and will. cosi much /ets. You have
all the virtues of ilbeflancrs.Anitreir in
.touueetton with
a good.artlelo of Liquor, at a" Much less' price than'
these infoylor Preparattomiwill exist you.
• -
W.cifl the attention of_ all having' refitions and
filleolda in .the army to the feet •Ihat ••1100F LAND'S
. 001111910 Hitters" will cure nine tenths of the diseases
Induced hYdsEosures and privations incident to camp
life. In the listspeibllshilit Eilrriost daily
papers. on the arriraiof '.tho it will be noticed
that a very large proportion aisisufforing from debit h I
ty. Every case of that kind 'eau he readily cured by
lidolland's German Bitters. Distnises••reeniting Irons
disorders of the digestive organs art speedily removed. J
We have no hesitation in statlite that. • If tlieenßitteri
were freely.used-among ear, soldiers. hundreds of lives.;
might be caved that otherwise wilibe het.
We 'call partieular , attentiOn to the following
Markablesind well authenticated cumin' °need ali . k
net kin's hereee, *twee toitae hie' own tanitnetie e
"bas ,heitn`saved by tbe,Bittt4s :" „, •—•• e" ;
PHILAIDMPLIII., August 'Mid, 1863..
Aisrs!:Jeinit &" Evans .—W ell gentlemen, youiollikiP .
litallriVerman Bitters bas ; saved my life. There is - nio:
nifetake in this. It is yooFhil Kw. by 'jumbo's Of my I
coniredea; siimeef•Whose natniarii"apperided, cud 'who:
were folly 'cognisant of. all the circumstances of my.
case, I are, and have been "Soi the last four yedre,
member of Sherniiii!s jelebrated , battery, 'and under•
the imntediale conatiand• of. Captain B. Aires.— )
Po
Thriugh the eisure attendant upon ini . anlnons
ties: 1 was attacked in Noirember last. with Inflammation..
of the loner, and was for CeVentylwri days in the hoe- '
11111 VAS iroihrlitTiF by -great debility,'
on attarkt oOlyeentery. I was. then removed . ,
Vont the White , and sent to tillsin. ) , " On board
trelmi , r "State of Maine " front 11 lauded',
en the 28th orient. Since that time ..1 hare boon a.
bunt as low as any ono could be and still robin a spark•
of vitality. " Fore week or more I was scarcely Mile to'
swallow anyth I ng, 'and if I did force a morsel down, it
was Immediately thmwn up again. •
I, could not oven keep a glass of wateron my mom,.
ach Mk' could not last under these cireunititaucee;.
sad, accordingly, the ,physieititie who had boon work
ing ,faith fully; .though unsuccessfully, to resent we •
from the grasp of the dead Archer, fraukly,told me
they could do uo More lor me, and adviied me to see
a clergyman*, and to make such . disposition of my limi
ted. funds as best suited our. Art• acqUaintores 'whip
visited me lit the hospital, h!,1,r.: feed
ede n ri a cit e,, ais a i.. ri
Stoinbr , cm o c l ot:
Sixth below Arch Street, 1
hope, to try Jour Bitters, and kindly precured a bet.
tle. krout the. time I commenced taking them the
gloomy. shadow of death receded, and I um now, tank
God for it,•getting -bolter. Though .1.• have bat taken
two bottles I have gained ten pounds , and, I fool s o n-
Knipe of being prrmitted torejoin my wife Mid daugh:
ter, from Whotti t i have beard•- nothing for Iti'mouths:
for, gentlemen, I pm a loyal Virginian, from the skein-.
ity ofFrnit•Royal. TO your invaluable Bitters I 'ono
the certainty oltile which has taken the place of regd . ('
fears— lo your Bittetili will I owe the gloriouiprivilege
of agninclaspintio roy.boisom three wile are dearait-to
me Mitre. . sVery tinly,yours, ISAAO:BIALONE.
Whtruth csecui`in the of the above et:ethnic - id;
as we had despaired of seeing our comrade,* Mr. Ihdolue4
restored to health. . • .
LEBANON, PA.;,,WEVNESDIY, ITYNE 17, 1868:
pxEß4tjó SY
PIIILAD'A., Jim, :13 1661.
. Pa rl icular Notice.
• .
AttentionWoldiiess!
ANA TBE FRIENDS osv 21.6141.§.
JOHN- CUDDLEBAdC Batt9ry.
.OEOItGE A ACKLEY,
LEW 8 'CILLEV AMER; fr2d New Yin*.
E'SPENCEE,:Iat Battery P.
J B -FAREWELL, Co,ll:3d.Vermoot.
. 'HENRY B JEROME; Co B "do. ''' '
MERRY T MACDONALD, CO tich Maine.
JOHN' Y WARD. CO,S 6t h Maine.
HERMAN KOCll'i Co R 9 7/4-New York: •
,VATRA NIEL lITHOII/48,,C0l OtbPen.u.;. • ;
4,Ni*Ery J al)114101, - ock 4 NI voravio.
JENRINL-Co.B 106tb , Poile.' • 4 .
••• ofi:CouTilmfeits
surthittitie. eigestare of "c,,M.JACEB444-4! is au
the WRAPPER Of Wadi' bottle
' 1. 1 ti PRICY PER BOTTLE "( - b awnoi ;
OR HA 1.f,D0E... FOR SA 00.
ElMdid'ye4tr seeireit drugtit not Ita;Te ti - e article,
du ; nut be pat off by. any -of t into; lotting prepare,-
Eons titer may be bfferell ia Ite pla4, Litt end to Rs,
Mid we will forward. eimprelyred; -by ex prijav
PRINCIPAL ontiot o ea iiNuirAcTotty,
- on A 4
1 • Jeliller ; W:lg l iran ."-
Oilioggiertip CAL. JAI:NOON & :C0.,), -
!; t. i ; Proprietors..
- -
NOR - 841141 by pb. Giso. Ross, opposite the Court
libiliiiassaboit;ll., ind by Drugg ists and' Dealer' hi
tinny. twit* tbe :United Statue. • .
' May V, 1863.—1 y..,
•
. „
r '' s. ~
.t
• 4 . , • • • . .... n• • 1 .
t • Alt -V, . ,' , AI., :e . ..:.1 .
That ,pitt.Ouliet.... lijfil or t*
.. sutra
1, t. io ii .nibjoh:1188, re . ~dAtiiii.ZWOr.lll.B.
lucky, gpod'ot .esi.9 lyt1 ; 10:10.4:fotiosi
'in all. ogee and . al : ett t aaliefestei,. : tlie
triYateryan ef.a.i.r .• An. , :itilt 10,4:4.
1 4
4tfig , ikte.ot..,.ii., riNliip,b - sii patiiiio,l
'rule' or' 'ailitisiritY offer. the .nalyiifa, Of
Oil people. All - evair the 88 ,All4llpBo
.the ,populations 1 .4": 4• R.t.igniV. ;:•"„ 4 ,- .l °
he fnurid traces Of
..4 . )1111144,49,5,1t!...
..sal w oi l it i iis . , of 14'
~ ..4i.. i5:94.0 Will:
t
:Or,tillit Culture:of, e .tide efice,n t . l ,ttid
Ilia "disiolAcelit, • k,inti'ples :. Uibieh .
,i4ris a :the' lielief in 'g • i* . .4ii (Vpit),*
a fi'., antiiiips t ittit.i • A .. ..
ty '... .ig.; geid ... Cl,!•` .
From, .o:O.e..leht; 't
_4a..* ',..ltiii 13 t;ii. ptfiipi
`lucky
! - of. "Egyii.tflifilay, ~ .'.s4,r it., tiro.
~iii. : . o iiiiii i. - 131. , t .. ... - t . ,christiiiii.49plai
/ 8
.that tliiiiiiipetsti,tl 4140-,"4#9,.:i%eri
; .4tifliiiq . iy. . 'llo' s ii 6.n ,iif - ,yea_ g r,.4o: .
. month,
1 Ji 9 tOsiapd ' Jaye on' . - hiPti.lt. isAngep..i
k
,ouB, if; kit_ fatal, ,t 4, iigin, 44.ey,8 1 .14er-:
.prise,': Wdrk,;iir 9.141:: .Irbey, : ,l),gyil - :
.with .oeivlreer'iaWt x ,:and 4,40p1y ;
1
end with the. lit,'llty s g D7o44itlesea-i
Passing:. over., . Lig) , ;.4F.a.t.b . i0.....,a0g#11 1 1
:whopredicted-I°i . i' 'te.diYalot• wt . ;
lifiee or-Iride; Wei , , '`, or, war;letimil
len 'whii:t Ogi . Apitt, ,"! r . oii . for,i.f4tr . :B,
believad - in . , tilis; , ; 'atter. " s otdaya, tt 4.
Saxon MS, (co.t t i S. ' 'oo i ..C..,viit'
fci 20] ,ii'ves - thef 'owing accOunt•of ,
,fltase .pm. : 41i04,. -.`i.1 1 1).17(3,t daYS. t.ifiko).
are ii . iltio ...year, .7 , 1 dii:We call gyp . t,i t
. an, days.; 'that, ay i.p . .. our jsin . g Nigh !
iliiigeroui di„yiki tin; : at . i..x. i . .9ggeg.iim
rliatesier, to
.. tlfat. 4 iitoo .o . f....pittpAr•
iliUyil;,. la the iti:p 0i:.,w.bich.., ! %e,, , .4 •
April;th'i ?Ot; 1 .4.11. .11%;. 4 ° 41.- .O I PnOtO
second at tpli. - .. , nvip Ortfiftfripptit
we ialt Y August i l , Op. lic. t ibp.,,, 4:xio,
siihieh - ii 'the 'Aral,. ,jk,0.43Fi.4ii.4 41 AV:
in g .out*—Etilke, eci . .
,O.g, do of a . ,..,inoqth
co n abated .4:4'00 .::.
...J.,*..fiheiep '4040,-,14.
i
the, 4: 1 4.4i....P,r• 8 0c,P.# 4.4. , ,b, aftA.b...itV?
one days .k . llke.golng i put, ..0.4,110,ips
- fir . 49!) t 4 5 Y.El 9r'filPY •Ft. 1 .0 1 74 6. ..(.14 1 0
In oilih ~...of,.,Peenai.bst,i , no, ~ .,,ho, 4ip
thee! _tbive,flaya;hdlic:ps :01,0e51, bell,
of Caen be it, . of. east 1,,b15 , we :fleas
heartiAtky t tlSat : eiiclity,,pn i . thA.,..fiKat
t.. ...e.
o!,..seientfi day, a Ilre: l 4,totl opd, rr
4
.Or lr. lAA, life bel,;:tanget,
").0.
1 .410.:„01ai....:he
come not , the.4.iken tii.,day,#: it.
I!..iiii.mo. tiiii.- ' 11 4,. 436 2
.' Oat!' 3 o4P,
11 . 87.wirr end hia:ll c. l - ..'..: il,t!ii.tfi#l,:tae toe
ptgOcali t itao‘se' t, .. . • - , .. ' ,'-- • . • •
hie lifa:lie will etiX' -:. :0.the...141 441,
sxeter lf.alenslar t ,.a 111a,...41d. to. : be...Of
the age of lienix .„11.;,,the.ilpst or Ka
tends of Jarivary,liatse.i . 4osvn.as "Dies
I Main!' .
These Saxon I,2tlendars give us.-a,
total of. alrf.mt z tlenty,anur evil days
!n, the three hundred , and sixty:five, ;
or about one suc i n :every- fi ftemi.e—,
But : the •rinpenati ion "lengthened:lW,
11
cords and stren thened its stakes. o '
it seems to, have I •been felt or feared,
tbatAltu.blickAsys..had but too, email
a ;bold -op: their regarders ; so they ,
Were multiplied. , '
vitstr9nomeKeifolY4itaA ; s ix,, d ays of
the;yearorre p.erOlous.-9,t,'. death ;• and;
therefQrs,Alkey.lerbid :.I.4l.on:tolet'blood.
on.the.m ,'. or i takir; any. drip k ; that, is
to,sity-illanuary:34i.ruly.:l l : .40/.otoy-2ii
the' Irtat . of*Aprili.: Lagust . .lo ttfe:.llsk
day going:out_ of :Decembcr.....v.These'
sizdays mitt): great dilligence : ouglM
to be kepterlitit•namely {main 1Y n'tbe
latter:three, for al l;the veins are then
4a11: Fur thou, whoither.man ;or.tteast
beAnit ..:io. AlionK•within :7 days,-or
certainly. Ivithirr4l.4 days, be shall:
dfe..7 l, Arrd -.lfn-th* take any drinks.
within; l ls- days;::they shall die ; and/
if bliey,:tat any.gc4i 3 se in these 3 days;`
withibv4fir days- t y.B h all - die ; andif.
airy-child) .lia.: - . ban in,these-3 4-latter
days, .ther eisballilie a ;wicked &kith:.
Aiitriromersundi astrologers say OW
lui.thei:beginntng, . of-March,' the sev.'.
erittrrilight;tor--the - fourteenth. day,
bit• Cher blorkl - Witharight: azuK; and
in the.begiening:of*pril;;.'the-').lth .
day,:of the lufetrin ; and in - the?end'
of May: 3d'iri - 16tfl-'.day;;' inr , Whirther‘
arm thou 'ivitr.:urrii tring , of , as11:-.tlhoi,
year, thou abil‘ordiely9e.keptllitiall
the fever, the' falling•gorit;' , the' 'sled
gout; and 1614:61'tliy; sigh - tl=-Book ''of
knowledge,' b, ,17:49;•. 1 . " - : ... 45 . 3 f 1
••Th ilse'V WO 'itiaitcs fraire.incliried;lrl
vattou'elliesablett; M(01441111, will filia:
an eau& 'on :"Day : Fatifity,r'•in Sohn-
Aubrey'V mi.seellenies,:; in 'which he:
notOskti&days.lacky Mid unluckyc.bil
thii Jew's, Greeks f ßomine; and .:if Vial
tibia 'distinguished individuals of lai
ter trines. - -- -y: ••• - •z.. : :-.--. ....: :•
•"I "a. comparatively: iiicidearil'4lB.
Wader', of the:lime. ofireirril.,
ifietiVivriver's•-possessioti,sone'-pagit
ofitqllu.ni is filledvwith
ofitiiich vie Modernize the iipellinf
I‘The .tiVdertvritten.•63- the paiiloaa'
days;
to be Vv i eddcidiri;:olk
anylOutiriy
gin any * *Dec on; that' •bei , w - outd: -W WW
600; Tbe: nulaber'ettliede
ifilliiityear 32; thiy
rfrti f:r•-•
I "iOntiry
84; Att 14'503; 1 .7 tb" , 4: 16tb741144.5tiii- 1 %. •
In February be t:—..6tbkftbpiiirtlitiit b ; - • . 1 11 ,
Mereb ik be l S reT
.in
'"ltt May be a 1-4114 (Aolll4ll*
Io June to 2 t—ltbialid 15
In July be 2 and lath.
In August bill :-1), and 19th.
In September be and 711 i.
'Tn October is ft-okb? •• • - t•
In NovemberibeAr4o ll i. add 16th. 44 '-
in December, bs:.3 --
The'copy i thip 'bet of 'O..
•
vil days witiii34Pßl.tier!tiir thi
Sciperitition ago" 43 . , ore elioe,tw i e v
iiest:s a higbei
ti. ;
-•
7 ,.. A ;%gee": •••: s ,try::: , ff••••,....... ~.. .• • . .
,/: , ..,.. • ...i,t r, ~."':', l'il;:i :,.t.f
11 §... ..r .
4 .
_
. . .
s•
. • . " .r• ...,
.•
,_. A ,
, • ~
.. . . .
.. . . _
. .
. „
. . ..
'lag Ms "aspirations above days itusi
seasons; for he has appended to the
'catalogue, in a bold Sim band of the
time="Sedtamen in Domino confido.'
ABot, pootwithaanding, I will irustin
the Lord.) Neither in this Balendar,
- ndr inlinother of the same owner,.
:prefixed to a small MS. volume con-
Ltaining a copy of Atagna Charta, &c.,
; is, there inserted in the body of the
Kalendar anything. to denote a ' , Dies
Mala." After the", Reformation, the
old evil ,days •appear:to..have abated
, mccb ofitbe ancient malevolent inftu•
lilies, and tO have_left. behind them
inik'y a; geinc ial inperatitiOn, 'against
litifiefinen4ating 'out to!fisb,"or'sea
:men Ito!take a iorige,Oilandanien'a
*ottrupy. or t Actutegtio merants to..en.
ter on,A.nay.v piano,. oiyiKEVkday. ~. 1.!
many odurht;ryOstikte,. espeCially3p.
T rifteneoirtiVol . EnglinVnto weddi i'•
tafe:PlitteSii.Frtdiygrbai'this - Catri - e.
According to: it .';nyazifn,g • proverb,
I.4'ridaest,tsl99n,,conje.,pliec -It will,
'Opaii es,tnc „ rev" ~ l iir ~Thomtief Over,-
Ihkry'lri . lip ,el t iarming Aeteil, of
iiiiiiiiniiid v LsaytqathiParliarris' are sb
:chaste, thaf4he'- (limit I.ollqhbili ;' only
'a t'..ritioy*.drearat isr. bat .bn le super
fig,o3a, 4 :4"4.4 3 h8.9-.93eRtf.5kfi11."402 1 4. 0 f
st i ng . er.' l :4 .V,raspzus,...„4weili,,on Ike !‘e2c
icacirdlnfiry .inconsisteiiie , Of - tbi
'.`cfgl lA' Or his itay,'oreit,Ciffi • ifes 17 1 ii
...recut; 'yet holdiiiteitlial beim:kit aferieb
Lto:tiLt any , on , Friday'ont Of lieriff.
The Friday superstitions cannot, t be
wholly explained...by-the fact that it
was ordaimiltobo
. 1044 . 4 .8 a f as t b y
tho.,.c It rie_tiaus .of go me. some ppr•
'don of its ,MileffiCent, chdract . ,er, is
fifOlisilif,f 'cid bythe'pharg6tei of 4'o
Seindinaviab Vends Freya; be wife
• Odin, And: goddess. of , fedu n - d ity-....-
4 . 14 we at" met 1,),,941 1 949ther . /040dAT
1 o,t4ticl. that ,a939,ilet, the. _Brahmins
1 OftbdifialikeitiperstitiOniaversion to
It'iqtafilievailif. Tikehisiiihileblilfibi
1 thif,staitinetior ithiat-be toinufeiloWd:
Herein is•the:. Me' forieshallowid
, cpii. antiquary . who .seeks. to trace
polls. , pf our still linericff tiperstitions
to a source. Like i the be,ildeflid
trii , ler at the befiliiiiiithi;. loi kneiii
titit'Viich to take - J."4We: lends' him
Into,.:t4e •ancient.Teaton -forestal:a
iitnotA, among the wilds of f OcanAna,
via; a third . Puna), and thence to,.pil,
gin. Rome ; and a ,touitharrieir him
to the far East; and there ho is *l'de
with the conviction 'that -Wiuch of
what is, old 40 quaint and.; straogo
WP I T-luife4 4 1 3 :19PergttiticttlitTqlics
orilisr foitij4ders,.has.,its Ocit ,(I,oeti
;_he •. • • .no of the anciesitlonxins
MITI
Miami; . e C .
Mining. can. hardly- be a pleasant oe
cepation: Pie Attsiencik'zot! snn and
all natural tigt4,-the ,dripping sides
of the shaft t the Stiiiikr:*of . ,explpiigii
from the s Sie'ditinp; of 'the' fall'O'fliiV
ting rocks;lifiknatbetdu'l other 4 4'64
ils,finveskitoiltivvague terrors ttotaci4
tive imaginations. But when
.. ; the
shafts. run : undlir i the „ : :sea,- and. the
swell `of the; ocean is distinctly
bla,llP - &Inst l iniggiise'rilbiijr "fears to
the AligenViiiiiiiiiri...4li - e foll'osivirik
traphio,desbription ii taken frOm: an
AliPliPh._ % Pill = • ''•-_,4 : ~.. 4 i. , :11-•1 l'•
- ' 7 0 .-A! 0 , 007 kour.AitateA.yarcie
out under ilie pow ,
'A.!, a sQa,liiid
twenty •fri*t-'iiiilOw the - slielii'elf-L
Coagt trade vessels isiiiiiiiiiig' over
our heads. Two hundredl.andlirlyteet
below us men are at work, and there,
aro galleries yet below iltat- • The sr.-
traordiniry position; diiitti.the fiee
of the cliff, of the engines; 'lid - other
- works on tbe - Aiurface,-•at..Buttallie, is`
now" explained., The mine. is not . ex
cavated like 'other., mines ,undeg the
earth, but andei the sea. Having
communicated' these particulars,' the.
miner tells - us' to' keep strict &lane°
arid listen; 4 WO %obey hiin, sitting 1
speechless and motionless. If the
reader.eould,oply haviklicheld us now, 1
drimßedin, our 00PPUrtcolored gar-
rientli,"guddled kilos° tegether in •a 1
pribitii`elift of siihterranean rock, with
•altalifie fitirato our "
heads, our heads, and
At
ikness '. enve loping ,our limbs, he ;
oust certainly •baire,i ; imagined, with.'
!out any violent .strength of fancy, I
;that ire ; jic'imioeklug ; : down upon a
'conclave - at' ghOcatis.
''ifteilfitabing a few :Minutes, a dis•
Ciibt.arid• - unearthly. sound: becometi
faintly andible+,lo,ong, low,,,mysteri-•:
oue-moaning that . never changes, that I
is, "fell on-tha ear as 'beard by it—a ,
Sound that might 'prOc'epd'frOm some '
far i'nvisibl'e Wei - ea—a-sound - unlike i
anythingthat inheard on.. the upper
ground, in the:.feee,,alraf.;lieavonr•-
a - ..sonnd so sa - plintiiig l iuqurfiful.a . .nd
atilr,:iip ghastly andimpiessitio when,
listened to in -subieffiaeliii recesses
Of the earth, that we continue in
stinctively' , to• hold ouetleace, as,if
eiichalite,d,•.by it, and think not _of
communicating, to
• each other' tbe
'stein e **naafi astonishmant which
it'h Umpired in us from the very
flie .:" • . * • i g
`ifilaatlbe miner Speaks again and
tellii Oh 'that, - what we bear is - the
bound of the surf lashing the rocks
a •hundrod and.twenty feet above us,
and ,of the waves that are breaking
on the beacti„bsirepd f The tide is
now, at the iki7i; and thence is in no
eg l. .,tPr, 711Uury % atlas of; Agitation, so
tbiLioutid 4,10* "itad,.,4lstant „Oat. at
•,. — ' •
_,the`.Or' .
thwrin. ,t , ,•tt•Vben ," . ma
aril
la ti at, Piei!..,bitight ? , Ithea ,Ithit s,aiea"
bqrointain afteilaotintara:a ti
fltie,
ter,on the atla s then Ole noise ig ter...
rift° ;:thtiPs4ing.: 6 o ; .l, 4PittiiiithfiKe
ilt.o%lllPeieb4Pl7o.rAibiter°°;
and aw To; tit. i t ,thear i nl . . ?i!or f . area
iifi l i iii"ti. °th at' !rttogtiO i r7lK 1 0,0 1
~,. • %
itrt:4
11=MMIZSI
EMI
vend to the. durface to - 'breathe the
ripper, ak and stand on firni earcb ;
dreading = thongh no catastrophe bas
ever happened yet—that the sea will
break in on . '
them if they remain in
the cavern below.
Hearing this, we got up to look at
the rock above - tfs. We are able to
stand uprigbt in the position we now
occupy ; and, flaring our candles
hither and thither in the darknesa,
can see the bright, pure copper
streaming through the gallery in ev
ery direction. Lumps of ooze of the
most green color, traversed by a nat.
ural net work of thin, red veins of
iron, appear here and there,in large
irregular patchek over which water
-is•dripping slowly and incessantly,
in consul plitces4 !Weis the salt wa-
Icr.. percolating through invhate
, t4ontes in ;the rock. On stormy
Ilaylit;.spurts :out furiously in . thin,
continuous: dreams. JuSt• over our
heitan Ai bike - vie a • wooden ; ,p I ug, of
the thickneeef :of:e man's- leg ; there
is a bole thilik plug is all we
4. 0 • the, 44 out l,;_
• .
gielker- OfiEitkersOn
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Wriaii." - The' . iiiad* *tile leittitt
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ed byg- doetiineer should: •acktfeer.
AffiklY eenn - R4tiJrk thlft Anilitledge
is:inculeated-thtough•tbe.medium qi
an iiiihienee
Fen tier,rthe peresel frtbie,efftesieqt
continuous .proioiiattl7o3pj 14nrcipnitint.
and , ' . lauahter:lithetidXe;*l6
wen known, belonged toAher Old. line
*toil, was forinetly.:;it
~refiresentat
ive in Congress front Tennessee, and
weieleitefte the eterkehip of the litst
,Heuee=-which- •olAce, : of course, he
T POt . an Official of one of
psi:trim:mills, of the' Owe rn men t, he
:independence:remarks.
bly"in contrast with 'the servility
maitifested.,genendly ;by! officials.—
'll4let.tar. or.M Ek.hekidiei h*ie:
pended; our readers 'may petuier and
18, 1863.
GENTLEunit I bavejasb received yOur letter
of the irtb• .initt;• inviting me; in behalf of Ale
Waabington 3tfempbie,:to join
you in a public celebration of tba aniverrary of
the surrenderofthat city to the Federal arum--
You also apitUk kindly of my. Tibet efforts to ts•••
duccothe peoplivof Aireet.••Tenneavett • to.ttomottiut ,
ebserfollyto the restoration of tlicualtioliel
thority•-ttwoughont the 800 th •,—• •• •
easion referred to, I could be of vervirek.treat_
attiglebonest, law-abiding citizen, or truly:lT
pentant rebel:or tbat-1 could - Cootribute, to the'
least extent, in end iog the war add restoring
the blessings of peace under the Constitution, I
Would 'certainly' attend.; But: b have no such
faith-in-myself, and, thereforic-Fihall tint go.
' le your letter;.yon expriant:tbe opinion that;
hy direct 'personal ppeal,f; utigh 'ENCORD.- :
Ann the . loyal,- Or riceLaini thie-dielnyal:- I con- I
fees my astonishmen't at such statement; and
I can attribute this opinioninr*ours to nothibg I
but 'a, failure, on fyour - parro:Ati eemPrehendllits
masterly polcey'oUour great and goodi President;
and-the w ire atatiam . en `wliestild him in abopini
and directing the civil pliliey:olhhe Elovertimdfit
When: you have . -latudieit and• understand lisit
grand - purposes , of oar :Meat. God-feeritig'and
law-abiding President; when .yoti are more fig , '
miller .with: the- profound f. -military strategy..
which - , as_ 'Cbmtnander -in-chief of the army and
navy of the United States:- he *vie now display
log -;.-and whemyou further remember the eaten.
litho:tint success we have had In .reolaimiog
Lisa ided ccuotlymeir' ,
,and - in conquer log omit:
'way warcfkisters, Ushall be amazed if you coo' ,
lime to believe it necessary' to 'encourage thn'
loyal.' WRY ENCOURAGE - THE - LOYAL? Is it ,
possible they aced encouragement in Memphis:
where, fur nearly a year, you have been insidi
of the Federal lines ?—where every night TAT. ,
Too is substituted - for 'Bash! my baby, don't'
you cry,' and at REVEILLE, 'Hail Columbia' ai
rouses the people to a cones iousness of the great
ascents which, is afforded to the ettoesery of
the' loyal people in Memphis and 'all the calm.
try round that (political) Jordan
Bow can you or I 'encourage the loyal,' whine . '
our matchless President, the late Congress, hie '
sage counsellors;: and his peerless military stab
ordinates, have-already done end promised all
which wisdom • tati , tiuggett, which our Stem)
Constitution authorizes and which. file Christian
religion tolerates or approves?: There remain,
nothing for us •to do, unless it bo to obey our
incomparable President in all his wise measures
to conquer a glorious pence. Trne.wo have
among us croakers and copperbeads--silly, brain
less men—who are so unwise and unpatriotic as
to question the wisdom of oar indefatigable
President. -.lf you have any such in Memphis,
you ek:mid at once denounce them as in sympa•
thy-:w ith the rebels.; you- should, send them to
their friends 'down South,'-or, to ,the. Dry Tor
tugas, which is understood by many) to be aplace
where everybody is tortured w ith thirst far rifle
whi.ky, and not a drop can be obtained.
No. geed Un ion man will complain of the con
duct
of the wise : inea;:whoniretet our public af- ;
fairs- They shouldbe taught to remember that
scasreatow. RACINATO3I was formerly a high
crime—il -is a most heinous offence.,:n6w—atifi
nothing saves eneb copper-colored wretehewb.at
the Christian charity of-our most pious Presi- ,
den t.•", • • _
At yo u r proposed s meetbig, you should so ar
range
matters as to ioeurn a list of all who fail
to attend, or omit to render a suitable: apology,
Mid ; you should adopt resolutiOns of tho,motft'
'loyal kind: Allow me to suggest, thalthiatim,
mlttete on, resolutions b* !elected from tiontrace .
tors, and office holders.."l.:partieularly suggest,
one Cooper, who hal • recently been appointed
Assessor for the large, ritih, and populous die
trict of ;Wait - Tel:Testes. Be was originally
Dem Nevi ,True, he was never in West i
Tennessee until sent from this city on his official
errand, blithe no doubt knows by intuition the
true value of the goods and chattels, lands and
tenements, .tc., An., of a people be never knew,
and a country in which he never lived. But be
is so loyal—so much an that I doubt not he is
better fitted , for the office than any one of the
native-born sons, brothers, or fathers of the thou
sands of soldiers wh kb, before the 22d of last
September, West Tennessee had furnished the
Federal army. Let the committee imitate the
'Loyal Leagues' of Baltimore, and resolve that
you notenly - approve*Avi, the present wise and
patriotic Administration NAB done, hot that you
will sustain and uphold it in EVERYTRIRS !TEAT
DEBEATTER DO. Let the committee make an
elaborate report accompanied with resolutions
denotation's if II who find fault with our most ex.
oellent Preoldeut. ffer instance
,: The last Con--
grate (ID lisli,lB62jYassed ti law to confiscate
the properly of certain rebels. ' That Congress,
though'_ .'very wise bodyi did not possess as
michaggftigate wisdids 'es our great and good
! -• 1a procif of thir ire need bOt refer to
I the fat:4 . 6oi the CtineresS ifotersid provided
that; under this la*, trial should precede inner&
thin and ferfeiture, and 'that guilt should-be
pfiveo,, not presumed. - 'Worts still, it'offered an
amnesty te'rspentsnt - rebels ; it mercifully gave
WI TOLE N0.,.180.
gebaun ittinittis tr.
AtAUX.? PAPS* 31:111.1•01VN AID Cob3ilekT:
IS ?IMMO AND PtilitIENED imam'
ly WY. X. 88I#*
24 Story tbr rime], Nog WWll&&lariat et
At oft, DOHA! 1113( Fi ft y °alb a sair.
eGrAablattettarro Moiled at dm gavot 1•01+4.110
The blonds or the torobtiolookoot, +NO Om "auk two
111 9 lus_reeValtys6l ed toved to Moir oiitomii.
Atir.HADM3III,3 at a Wears benbsei.
ItATIIS Olt P•oalatt - - •
In Lebetera County, frog
lb Pebbayttanlo, out of Le 00Anty IX;Mita Yet
quarter, or 13 erne A year_
Out of this state, 4 1 4 qutatet, Ist- ttiky yeor
If the PontelP I. Vat paw in taitslate, ride atr.
. • ,
'repitted to print "Rorie
biuiilsoapftylo, ea abort natita Irbil at
reasonable rates. - _
. .
them sixty. days -In *Mb to oneot it,aard pit , -
,vlded. further that onr most not& President
might anapand, for a period, the AD)orattEteut
this law as our armies advanted Southward, so
as to afford ALL en °pp:an:inky to avatopt Valenti b
Worse still, this law actually applied to RD Didt
etrr lea nescut. And it is astounding that,it
applied to them everywhere, . North as watt se
South t . in Sor lug:Sold ) Illinois ) , se., Welt as it
Springfield, Tennessee. But Went atilt t it did
not effect the rights or property of Union seas,
women and eh ildreo, or laraaties in any eantnb
of the country. That Congren, strange, 0, ,It,
may seem, did not peroelve that the erte ,3.,
the tebolliott and restore affeetionatoselationo.
tvreen the sections, was, to place the Union Met,
women, children, and the insane, upon a porfint
footing of equality with the rilest s tralton intim
land ! That Congress believed that the. of
refusing obedience to the usurpattott oided'. be
vie and Co., in Mississippi, Arkansaa, North Car
olina and eleewhere, amid the terrors oft lat Bi
tar), despotism, did not merit the rime or worse
punishment than that which they had atheneum(
against titled and official traitors! That Con
groan spared the women and ehtlaten 1 It -Jaw
shleided from harm the Union men who still ad
hered to the national symbol of proteetion I--
What weakness I But Congress had adjourned.
What was . to be done t Thank Beaven:!. Malt
gacious President was found Neal- to As °ten
sion. You will perceive that nn the Int ofSlik•
uary last, under this so:called.:nonfiscation lan,
the slaves of every rebel In the Vatted Steno
who had *net acenoted the amnesty therein itto
vided, Were DE JURE free. But hoer well tali*
end this rebellion if the Union men, *ornateAli
children in the so•called Confederate Siena trims
left in undistributed possession of air Their 'egg
and conalitntional rights ? If title Oolieyeati
adopted, the rebels might become 'angry with
'these ''inonairiente of l?'aderat. mercy,' and, io
that event, ihe spared monuetrante afo?ueai4
might °ling more closely to the Pederal.lig.
Thia division, among the people might nen o
still eon tin happy Crate of affairs in Dixie,.- otr
frienda flier.; might have to bear additietal Int.
dignities. As before remarked, our merciful-and
considerate President wee' found equal to the c..
sis. In a biog conversation with soffit insplr“
apostles from the saintly city ef,Citicogo
i
Itlace where Onderdonking and orbit *O4
amusements are toil now n -th e Presi4ent 'CIPACri -
M:confessed tlist be was . endeavorin*lbe did or 4
ate the, mein Orto ascertain the Will of the Lord
ft ti,t is tffieu.t question i thatso snuff b e
t,i, 'h - ii" '' ' -
Weil the limn ! , pleasure, ht, verily, wont!' dd
the will SCi.he Matter who sent him.' The reve
lation cams, .doubtlets, y doemine of piatif:i
Judging qt
'that wbieh is :ritieeo it sosinisit
ed to this : that in portions of Yitisilt - 4
till
Louisiana in Delaware, in Marylon iti rsia.l
tacky, in Tennessee and Missouri ,:' itirms *L.
In] for traitors who had_accepted the amnZ
, provided by the confiscation Diet,
end all, O
persons, to hold slaves i but that in the Lille Hit*
ter region. of Virgin's, and in tires Pitt of X,initit:
Mans which had not been 'enintlettiirlirtitikefit.at
VERY es TH E MILITARY °yenta:nil& 'oseiiiallialt
BUTLER, as alio in North Carolitie; ' &tat WI.
tins, Florida; °corgis, Alabnint, Milsinipbi,:kr
k eases, And Texas, it should no longer belalital
for the Union men, women, and Albino to hirld
our African fellow eititens to service orLefoal.
And yet there are those - of the , civii , iipiriot i pey;
suasion' who profess not to see title - -4
this great mater stroke of our tenet
exhalted..Presitient. Sin, did ft not '
ly invite the South and VIM% -tifielfirtatiffil
Were not our camps forthwith neeV lift
countlesithyrilds ! of bold and ardatotrl
There not 'our American brethren df- AfrlOni-Vez
: scent' crowded by thousand', into oar sitilits;
' spiting 'trot coldiers withiefiad onalloofileaWand
I rendering night rocs% with tb st ;_danite iiflMAHlett
; °bitted Dinehe and mewling and rain* 'trim-
I boat And have not env Sung hero ritibetions
al w a since the deem of the negro Millen
: Dilate of 'CP -., - . -- --- - • - •
I know that men iihei Gestetsl - 111% ,
who commands in- your vicinity § at BoUfaV.
Tennesseed *regality of alsartlitilis of *eta
which afford' the eneinitqf of our sageeioda Teel*
Went excuses for comnlaint add eritieiefL.
instance, - On the 14th of last Brareh• M Miens
then in command - at Bolivar. wrists as Llionerke
regard to the proclamation ofretedtlttl*lttiidttlif
ohs illustrious and far-seeing Prireidtlit.gteetii
theretbaut of the new year : • • •."
t' e llidneyearMin is -Noisily heipieellsortibutilit
diitlayisfitt pot, more so l pi- itkir
bffibMsa434ath, dehrreeihimn im — thsffarei!Sitillt
serres,..whgeztiveleteantlo74
an:nen &Selo our Damns beyond tielittfalith:,—a
Under title process the rebel holds tifeslaeiss try ,
carrying . them into ii•Blate in whieli thiji t'esrvii-t
elsred rue ,'while the law- abidiat-cititteerboip ,
Es Ens byreta ln in g- them in a state *ram it4la
Law , to nidl , AS.it talk*, 4114001
ty and good conduct of these =Sew iteiilllseat
nothing." . . a:•••
In rprak:ng; of thaileorating - litieW-of this syt
tem upon oufenemieuand the_Asegesee, cienetal
Braymen shocks our Sensibilities by the use of;
each language isetthiet '!Theis Finesse to thaw
Government is enormous. - It requihreirc;soidiero
to guard them. They , sicken and dieliE sirawd.,
ed and filthy coital,. • They • hemmer, debased ,
and demoralized.' They debase and tletnotalhno
the army. - _ • ,•
Now,among the resolutions you wilt adapt al
the Memphis meeting, there should, by ell tateae-44.
be one censuring Generabßraymtia for timber of
language so insulting .to-'*tetr fellaw-olhigens o f
Africa descent," and so jestly calculated to itt
cense the slaveowners in-Tennesseevrho hare so
stubbornly 'erased to,join the rebels.
Why, sirs, this license of speech 'mast be sup
pressed. What right have men who do not sup
port the present wise and efficieritAdattibiattatitur
to criticise its policy or the consequences-of it?
With in the last few days I have beset persona
in this city—in this capital which traaratho sa
ored name of Wash ington, and which for the
Tucson', is the home of our illttstriotisChief.Mag
istrate—draw, seemingly, invidioue distloctinna
between the fate of Jesse D., Bright, of hailing,
and that of John M. Botts, of 'Virginia. How
my blood 'boiled with pious indigestion" when
a few days age, T heard a certain individual of,
the straiteet sect of Copperheads disetituaitig
thus : "Jesse:D. Bright or radiate, ear etpeill•
ed. from the Senate of the United States lest year,
charged with treasonable . practices. Ho then
owned a farm and negroes in kenticky—still
owns them. Ile accepted the amnesty proirided
in the so celled confiscatiou law, which passed
Congress hurt July. He is now preparing-to es.
company his family on a trip of plessure to Bo
rate, leaving his large properties in Indiana and
his slaves in Kentucky under the ,protection of
the law, John M. Botts is just cot of "Libby,"
or some other Confederate prison,whers he was
incarcerated for his devotion to tha. Delon, god.
his undying hostility. to ,the so-called Southern.
Otintederacy. Ten days ago his slaves were itc.•
tined witnin the lines of otti armies in Virginia:
Mr. - Botts.demanded that they be surrendered ot„
returned, and received for answer, direct frees!
Washington that he bad no ri gilt to them I that
our wise and law-abiding President hattept,thstk
free V.' .
1 eon feu that when .I heard this ,a fi t
plain lag rigmarole, I was indignant
son's stupidity. He could not eet.thisviiidenc t r.
this, wise policy of our most noble XecintUve.--e
Ile was almost as incorrigible as Jailed', L.' Pitt(
grew, of South Carolina, who when he read the.:
great Proclamation of the most Mutation! sue
center ,of Washington, took the 'oath of
allegi
ance to the Confederate Governmest, and offered
his private fortune to the rebels to aid them
making war upon the armies of the'ettlilhaaer
man of modern times ; as Nelson of Tennessee,
who, with SODS in rebel ceptivity * published an
appeal to the people of that State to take up arras
againet our freedom loving President; as Hone
too, - Henry, and others, who immediately want
over to the rebel cause. -Away*lth rech - snen !
A goOd Union man loves his conutry jrC.—
lie cares nothing for liberty or property ;imam
or fortune; consideration or contracts ; office or
opinion. The true teat is simply this :who is the
greatest, wisest, and best of mankind 1 Who is
the first natural military genie° of the 11.° " 7
Who doeth all things wisely and well? - Who
should be elected Precedent as long as be will sie
cept the office ? If to all these inquiries tha re
spondent answers, with a firm and unfaltering
voter; A ERAMAX lanSCOl,if , ESQ., be' may be set
down as a:good Union man, fit to joie a "Loyal
League," receive a contract; Accept I commission
'or office, and ro !Int. Bat, if like Crittenden
. • . . . ,