The Lebanon advertiser. (Lebanon, Pa.) 1849-1901, March 08, 1865, Image 1
rfb Itinting: 42000 Nwtye w77P r • amp = t za e r ut n , o at rihaea7s2. ADVEBTRWR OFFNE, LEBANON, BENN'A Tam establishment is now supplied with en extensive assortment of JOB TYPE, which will be increased RS the patronage demands. It can now tent out. Brutalße. of every description, in a neat and expeditious manner— linden very reasonable terms. Such its Pamphlets, Checks, Business Cards, Handbills, Circulars, Labels, Bill Headings, Blanks, Programmes, Bills of Fare, Invitations, Tickets, kc., acc. sar-DEzos of all kinds. Common and:hutment BONDS. School, Justices', Constables' and other Mots, printed correctly and neatly on the boot paper. constantly kept for sale at this lattice, at prices "to suit the times." • • +Subeerlptien price of the LEBANON ADVERTISER One Dollar stmLit Half a Year. Address. Wm. 31. tincsms, Lebanon, Pa. B.AVAarmn. BoNntAx. DENTISTRY FrITTE niniersigned baring formed pariner.sb/lit: in _I. Dentistry, respectfully invite thuattention of the Public to. 'their 'style of work mid OPERATION , ON THE TEETH. • from one to, an .entirr set insrided.on Gold. . Silver or Altelltr .rulcanisal Rubber. IRBSOULAR.ITY .COR ISNOTBD.- VA.: Particular attention paid to the preservation of the natural Otter. by Pilling, &c. Aft. No eammoi made for examinations and advice. t iitooma overdirr. Adanfßistes Hat Store, Cumberland iteeet, Lebanoir;Ta... WAGNER i , EOWMAN. . -:Lebanon, Moult 1,1865:, QE. U QQE CL t 6-04.2-1.27.4" X;0•43 - 72. Mt *TIC?. 1 4 hik "building ! , tbe RogVotil,,Trebtmon. _. Lannon, Fiitiaiity 211, ISO&. ..RF 401rAL T4vilic...AßAM, ATTORNEY AT LAW AS REMOTRItINs office to Market Street, oppositw the Lebenen Bank, two doors North of Widow ltilte . e Hotel. • Lebnuotwiterek 26, . '68, • ARMY AND NAViir PENSION, BOUNTY, BACX PAY AND BOVN -.TY -LAND .AGENCY. net LIB UOVlnto • - As. t x- 33- -tr 4a , t•Xs 45 , lut , " - - „ unaernigned, having boptilleensed to .prosecute hamiug been engaged in, the Bounty and Pension. Itualtrfaa, offers his services to all those who ale thereto entitled. in, accordance with Om iarions arta of Congreou Alt puck should call or addrels at once, and melte their applications through BASBIAIIt 11011.Elt, Attorney at•Law t . • Orrice removed to Cumberland. St, One door East, of the Lebanon Valley Batik,. opposite ' llia Buck hotel, Lebanon, Pa. . (Jan. , JOHN BENSON ., . ATTOR,N'E.Y - AT -LAW. yFICH with A. houghtor, b.lsq„ Cumberland O Stteet, nearly appapite the Court llama al.ebanon,, Fola wiry 8, int3s. • ' T. BIBIGHAUS • *ATTORN EY , ..AT -LAW ; . .i'AFFICEin. Stithter's Building, Cumberland Street VIF nearly oppnalle the Court !louse, Lebanon. Lebanon, June 14 186.4.—tf. CIVIRMS P. MILLER A_ttorney - -at-1.4 ()hakeaw in Wainntstreet, neatly opposite the Buck Hotel, and two. doors south Karmauy'a Hardware stop. /Amnon, if SS EER ROYER, CM , 't* 5t:L Co . 3r t XJ/50, ii7V7 VAPPIOZ removed to' Cumber land street, - one, ddor It_y East of the Lebanon Volley Dank. opposite the Buck llotel, Lebanon, Pe.. Van. 6,'64. ^ A.• WEIDLE, oITTOANEY AT' LAW, °ilk's 'A pet& Vast oi.ner of !Trate) . .'• and .21farhrt Streets, • ia391313.44., Colv", `Lebanon, Nov lb, 1803.-13,.* (MR (INT wEipmArg, ATTOOINEY AT LAW. n h itlelolC..ip Cumbberlittld street. a fsvr doors east of V the Esfelp,llstelvls Ow office has of his futber Cspt. John Weldmas.dee'd, L.vinuon. Setit. 90863. REMOVAL A. STANLEY VLBICIL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Has removed his of to thehit !Wing, one door eas nt Laudermilalt is Store, opposite the Washington floose Lebanon. Pa., BOUNTY and dikiNBION claims proinptly attended to April 3,'83.-3m= L. R. DEEG'S' LIQUOR STORE , Market Square, on:mitts the Market House, Lebanost,,Pa. undersigned respecttully infertile t.,e ,public 1 Mit be has received an extensive stock of the .rtinicest and purest Liquors fif id( descriptions. These 0 . ..4 ',igloos Ito is inrirlably disposed to sell at un sr. precedentedly low prices. • Drugglste, glovers, Hotel Katmai 0, and oth ,erB will consult their own interests by buying of the undersigned. 2 It; DEM' Lebanon. Aprll,lB, UPS& , rr 31E COPA lITNEIt BUTT 11ER ETOFORE Ing between C. C. 'LOW Elt stud IL. W...ItANIC;in. , 4he Wboleento Toacco Ihrelneas oner the Arta tor; .LOWNE k7/tA41.11, b 1e thin dny dlmtolr e ed .b . f!'foutuel , ,coesent, The Irtielneee'of illy late firm e Mho settle& bp , ritYterof the pnetnere lit Not 146 North Third 6,6 7 1864. IL W. RANK, of the late firm of Lower Rank,e will continuo the :business ati.teretofore . seta W:jaifilo6 l ' - July 13,1803. ft. . _._„ - - AT it EnirrioN r inE lilltitfilißS of the tabitiron copury <i-^l Assoeintion for the' detection er ilprea , Thieves, and the recovery of dtolen f 1011261, ' will ;nett at the—public house of j0w5 . ..8-0 111 `' I,lsrrnas,' hi I,ebTillob„„ on—SATUItDAY, JHARCII , 1805, at 1 o'eloek.l';'''Sr. . . A• ' ..' :. VrOIIN 31AVOIES, Prosiiieni: , ''' .3 ACOS -WITMER. Jr., Ttettatkrar.' ... —JOIIN srlyproi 11. S., Ssierefc.iy Lebanon ... =tell 1 1805 FOR SALE. VMS nodeireltepeti win 8e11,10,' private !nit.; hia de I Bitable 1101,18 K and -I.ov OF OItOUND. in' Fast . _ eirdet. 'Haat Lubilitoli. The 1101409 i a fie* , g taidat64 , si BRICK with IC itolian attached, all vr e qldilit naive!) oir'renged wlthall neeeeea • ,ry eoaronlences.• ' , 'Aleo Cistern, Ilialh'lfgase. ..mo a lionee A nil kind's of Fruit Trees, fge.Lon (lie fre7lliSerl, cigOd.spq ludieputeble title given.. Forlor• thlii liironoatlon opply to . ,'. , • '.; , . t- - --- - IA7AIkS.I4. IttiOERS, Tinsmith, iobooon, Doe. 7,1804.4 m, IX. • Steaiii. rriftt undePlig i tied otters for Rent, for GE.F. YEAR or I i ongt -x , LL. STRAIt NILE., eituated two Alias, -. ...-Tt Lebanon, at -Avon Station, lll iiir = " 4 "‘" l— ' ' - -.413 - , 'Canal and Turn-- a near ibp-Ralllts. .1 ""^ (1 11E110USE. ~. r 4 RI “.... Oka. Thcrowithte tt: b 4 - -, • - anal '''ny, , ;., n - ror - atocing Flour and Grain, a ... ' ''""" : w "" Yard at-thee-anal and Railroad, and . . . a large Scales. .I . llbilltill is specialty arranged ear 'Flour and Custom Watk„ and ...__ in an Wxcelient nelgliborbood for the business. A toga iitory DWEILINO HOUSE, with Sum rater House, Lot or Ground, Garden stud Stable, Is Op.co,nuedeal Wilb the property. ... JOAN WOLF'. iTiteongirtioniiikii - awirt4, /SOL— RIITATE SALE-- . Tity,lliboqriber offers " at Private Rale it Til) STO NY IttaNEl DINVLLING 11008 and LOT OF GROUND, (being lot No , 1 In lattur's addition trii,--pf Lebanon,) located on the Otet Forge Road An-tbe North-Weaternipait of said borough:- - .For.pixtkulars apply ,to JOSFA3 11,:ARILLR. , LebErim, January 1..5, ISO. • . PRIVATE SALE OP. A... , : , Brickyard litaihlitit Lot*. THE ou scriber offers at private saki s valuable Tract of Land In North Lebanon Borough, near the line or North. 'Lebanon '-llorettah,, -on Pinettrove eireet,ctultnAdneahot ACRES. Tble treet,le ex °9ll9,ut ground for lir 4051daliinat, having been need for twit pun, and a so eligibly located to,lre cut In , /WWII „LOPS. A geed kilnb3r.,,b‘lFialsB Brit-ta on the premises . ,Vdr farther Particulars air 14Y.id . I.I.ENB.Y * MINOLik , , LeNtiritm, Feb.B, nog, Ploughs S Ploughs 1 • I.I[AiITRKIDER has on hand a number of IcrAt 4,IJACEII PATENT PLOUGIIS which ho offers. for oolo; They earrlkkboOgbr from bite Just se Cheap as from (he manufacturer. - Theme ploughs are well tee emmended,lind we 00k^ is e.trial. We are sure that all will be Well afloat Addreat .7)LRY,4I/41t, Agent,, Sits eff town, Lebanon CO., Pa . throb 1,18 d VOL. 16--NO. 37. PUBLIC SALE WILL ,bo sold at public sale, on PuEs'd" ay, March 215t;%1865; • at the.reahienewoftbeanbecriber,, in North Lebanon township; Lebanon ediinty Zn the road: , lead in g from Lebanon to Woleheratotan,'4l l ,4 'miles from , tebandn, ?...4 a mile from . Itimmerling's ebnrch; arid 1341bilea ont Goshert's taTern;''the- ing t ptmonal 'prop erty, viz . ' BUItreAUS, •BEDSTEADE ! , CUPBOAIRDS,•TABLES, 1 dozen new Chaim' other Chalre, ~Benches..- Tubs, Meat Stand, POTATOES by the buelfel; "Ninegar'hy the Barrel, Stoves arid Pipi, Looking 'Glam.:. Apple Butter by the Crock, Stands:, Buckets. Wheelliartow, Seger Maker's Benches. Jai& Tron Kettlea. - QiiikineWare and - Crockeryware, and many other article:l'm' bittner. vortermention,.r -.Bole to commence nt 12 o'clock, al. when terms will he matte known by . ANTHONY lIOIXERREAII B BEECHER, ' 4 • February 16,486:- ' " PUBLIC SAIE.'::I Person:ol in-44eity. -, .. f ;,.: 2 " 1144 i . _44i. ....., c ' **OM IW . ... - ILL be mid nt Public, Bale; on L .W . ' ,I . ~.7,- C 'ati. °Way, March 29,j865: . - Cif ab the residence 'of the subscriber,' in. Londonderry township, about one and a half miles , from -Palmyra, on she road to Bindnagle's Church, the follewhig.: WORSS, 2 4 COWS, BOCKAWAY; 1-horse good as new, Spring Wagon, Plough, Harrow. Clint rater, 2 SHOATS, twit of Hind Ceara , sett single Hart tows, 2 collars,: Bridles, Wheelbarrow;,. Forks 1, sidd Saddle, Shovels, Log Red DPIDDI:NO and Bedsteads; 2 *means, 3 - Tables, 2 Staves,. Cupboard, dozen audit lialrChalrs, 2 gutting Chairs,large Look. ing Glass, Chests, Iron Kettle, - nu* Alleststandi Tube, Barrels, Vinegar and a variety of other .artieles... Air All of tile:almse atlicleaare twarly as ,good as • in_ Sale t 6 Soianionce at 12, O'clock, 31., Whin 'terms will be made known by C.TEARLES BOSFSBERCIER. Londonderry torn., February , 16, 13 05. '1 PUBLIC _:SALE , OP Personal Property. lir W ILL be sold at Public Sabi, on Wednesday; Mare on the. premises of Henry Backenstose, &ceased. in West MYBratown, Jackson Towosh ip, Lebanon comb. ty. Pa.. Out following Personal Property. viz :- 2 lIORSES. 4 COWS, Sacco Bead Of StIEUP, choice cedina SOW, S 'MOATS, one tiro horse Wagon; Rotkaway, Sulkey, Buggy. and a tint:ober of other Ve hicles, 2 Winnowing Mills, Shovels. 'Forks, Rakes,- Cow`and Halter Chains, Harness and 'Gears, Man's Saddle, Ladles' Saddle and Bridles, cyties, Oruin Cradles Morse Rake; Ploughs, Barrow ' s, Cultivators, Ilay-Ladders, Wagon Box, two Wagon L'sddirs. two Carts, Slagle and Double Trees, Log Chains,'set of Stolie Quarrying Tools, such as Crow-Barn, Drills: Shovels, kii a Tulltget gpayer's Tools. a , lot of Straw and lily, and a groat sunny other articles of Forming Utensils. AKif- Also, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE' auch as Secretary, Beds mid Bedding. Ctioking an 4 other Stoves and Pipe, Chairs, Barrels, Stands. Tillie, Vinegar by the barrel, and ,niany other .articies. tar Also, TWO SHARKS OP STOCK IN BKRKS DABPIIIhr TLIENPIKE ROAD cogPANy. tha, S4le to' commence et 12 o!clork, M. wiien,cow: dairies of Bale will he ramie loioWn by • . . ..1011N :MUCH. Exteuters, the Estate of Henry Baekoestose r do sensed. Joan 11. BantraViusirn.ttetfom , er; -- Jacksm town.ditp; Feb. 22, 1805. PUBLIC SALE Personal Property. • or^..! WILL be sold atrial:llc Sale, on Saturilay, March,. 11, 1865 at the g,esidence.et the.tandereigned in II HI street, lie-. tween Walnut and' Pinegrove streets, Lebanon, the fol lowing personal. proPerty ,v . z : 1 FAMILY MAUL Sett.Of [farness * Saddle, Bridle, Halters. 1.1.AY by_ the t 2 Fly hletv, linggyots,good no new, 2 Spring }yagons with topy, Market Cert. OrindStone. SealdlogTrting . h, Butcher'Bog, 2 Ladders, 2 tintßier Ropes; Clithlren'S' Buggy. Boxes. Chains, Scantling. 2 'Butcher Blocks, 2 Cleat - ars Meat Sim,- Rnteher,Tabig, Ifni res., 2,40 it ,Stantls,Sealea, Barrels. Lard Stands, Stove, Iran Itcneltes, Tutu, Bureau, chairs.gables, Bedstead, 114rrol Cider Vinegar, Patspt Fal, Press: and other articles 'too Dierens to mention:' ' . . .„ &tiottrxmnt4fncp at.l o'clock, P. M., when tenni will he u14t114 k)loWtt, = ; - -111 • IEORGE 1). SEIFERT. ; Lebanon February, 22,"045. - . • PUBLIC SALE ..,, ~t , Pertionsild:Properlw :. ..,-; 61 l, lye, ,e,l .411%. , Tee i ~;e :I tra % '.. -ft.l4te ''„,7.!..,!,',, '• .-,' '-' I fr "* " ' .J1 ._...' - .,- ' ;1 -; I . -'" ~.,„, -• ; . . .., AA'riLL belteield , at pentille ~ le, a ~ -, . . - ‘v e b e ., .. e .e. :te ee , et . .noildar, :March 200; .1.865.:: .. At ttaremblettio oftleentidensignitt, lu -Weal) Lebanon . township. Lebonod'cottoty..Ps,, 1-4 mile , mOttiri• from. Khumerling's cburelt,. Gee following Personal Pmeer 'ty, viz.:- 1 COW, CHICKENS , Pitta toes by the bu'sliel„ 1 flnie ' rel Thiene-ex, ,Steore iselth'fill4. Vottl Store' 'Kettle, Bu reau, toble; Mak. !Ilidateadk Chairs, Tubs; :Standei Grain -Cradles,- Grim Scythes, : l e saflTobegeo, zood Grindetone, a 114).ntls_ pf , CoOper tools, and otiter trli:' , . . . ' Bale'to conimencB' 40. io'dock, h : 31 -,, w h en - 46641- boas of sale will baintadas i tleiscre ay , • ~, • --• ' s ' 't ~.i• . J - o JACOII-2.U . NTZ. - . N. -liebanon, Yebrustaye -2T, 1865. - MEM - POOtilV SAt.4.O WE.I • • 116 l L belie& at Pilbilc Sale, on . . . lklarch 20 , 01 1865 by the tuideridgntid, 'ln 'Palmyra: "'Loaf/melee, .tentin. ship, 'Lebanon connty:. the fcilloivink. propertyvvit One Carriage,: Wheelbarrow, scalding trough,. one Brain cradle, one genbbiug hod, pitch torks..graln ahoy,. .-• • - • • Hay' .by likeietoil • Two KGB, one large' six-legged and other tabled, one tailoring tumult, four Bedsteads, one Bureau,: one eon-, ner anCothe: enpboards, twent.y.twochairs , including' two rocking eltalya,,une set is new. waterbench, Spin y lug wheel andlie,,,tubs, meat and other stands, two coal stoves with' Pipe, iron kettlece, - ;lrent I Pots, one tlrehold, paus; two fine t.mttches, two.letiking, giasses,„,,,waola,AwLbusliel haskt;tll.. APPLP,BITTIIC by the, crock, smoked, —Levu .Potatfieb; by ,tbe bushel. a, lot Of Qtte . maware, tinetare ..caythern ware, nisasitilog vessids such as half " bushel, peck, two lemon • aces, flower-plants ,and a great many 'other things not mentioned. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock 11-., when conditious will be.rnadnyinnwn by - TtromAs sEcrigEn: Palentrs,jPelt.' 22,1865. ~~ ~~ CBI PUBLIC SALE, Reap Estate. satil ' . Monday, 3,146.06 13th, at the Public Muse pf J.. L tlenpethnm , , y, Myers- town, the following Estate, : A two Story SRAM well Orwater near.lt, two story 52A0111.N1f 11 - 11 SHOP, Black Smith" OOP,. 5.1151 other , . necessary oiA„buildllige, Two Lots, of Grot4A4; attaatettinidyerstottu,,en earner of Malty :and' streets; the Blacking dhei hiaahad.•an' eacellerAirari Of ousts)* for 1,6 .yearii-rie an tinsurpaseed ideation for b u g n a t r......and-anittthhifor Machlitt, Coachmtifter Cabinet' Make/ shop. 'rhea Stock and Fixture, will tkt. sold, if desiredi for further inforinattair Inquire AA, the subecrlbaroell ttift /Tenth's- ri *11.1416 to.coßeptence,i et..l conditYons ofitale - *M i tre Ulaibs hurry/111)y; 'NDREW OARRETt. ". Idyerstown, March 1 = 1863. deb anon Personal Properly. eti%riffttioolls,, 'DOWRY ACCORDING , TO WEIGHT. The loth:owing inci'dent is'related in the Nee ntitifbei of : the (lOU n you thly : 'There is a romantic incidentin the early history of Massachusetts, which has been often.. t01d... Money Ives searceo and Li] 1652 the enerabCourt passed, a law for the coinage ,of Mir. %peptibs arid shillings. Capt. ,Tohn Hull was appointed the mint master, and'wee to have one shilling in every twenty:for his labor. iAllthe old-sil ver in the colony, worn •out plate,' bat tered tankardS ) buckles, and spooics, and:especially the bullion seized by the buccaneers then sailing the Span ish Main (coral! was holiest that came to Hull's melting pot,); vas -brought in for coinagi,_and _the, mint master rapidly grew to be the millionare of the enlooy, imdzsuitoricame from far and wide for the hand of his daugh ter- ••--21mong them -was::•Sainuel Se wall, who was,• the favorite of. the plump, a rid, 'buxom „ Mies' Hull ; the • mint master, rooghly• gave , his: con sent;-!;Take her,: said he, "and you wilt find her a heavy burden enough." The w,cd.ding.,day came, and the cap tain,tigbOy Alin lngs and sixpences; setia hid gravid= fatherli i chair till the eererriony ~was 'concluded' Then - heordered 'his ser vant to;hrie4' in a , h'Uge pair ofseales. "Daughter,', said the - mint !master, "go into ono side of the scales." Mrs. Sewall" obeyed, tad then : .the inint master had his strong box brought in, an, immense iron-boundoaken chest, which the. servants, were ,obliged drag Over the ftorir., i iiben the mint master unlocked the chest, and Order ed the servants to fill the otlicr :side of the' settlee with ghillings,and six pences. 'Plump Mrs. Sewall bore down hard upon her side.of the scales but still the servants shoveled in the bright, fresh pine- tree.shi . ilings, until Mrs. Sewall .began to rise. Then the mint, Taster ordered thein to ferbear, "Th!ere, son Sewall,"Said the magnan iinous•old money maker, "take these shillings for my daughter's portion.; Use her kindly, and thank Heaven for ber.;. for it ,is, not every wife that is worth her weight in silver." And Master Siwtill took Mistress Se wall and thirty thousand pounds (cot avoirdupois, but sterling.) I)NEXAMPLELNILITOLC,ORRUPUN„ -Pierrepont one. of the advo eates of Mr. Lincoln's re:.electiOn, used I We lollewinglanguage in the open ing speech in 66,0 pdylte- eed.li bel suit: "In 184krthere was a great,revolu Lion, as you will remember, in France. The liing,,was driven from his realm. His government . was forever over thrown 'tad not one .of Louis Phillip pe'S • ch ld i ren eit are -ever - bee able`to' return; o it. The greatest politca, fAiilosoptie'r in'inyiudg - ent, that has livedlat any - time ' *as theti-n MOM ber oa r of the,Chn be - r . of Deputicsi. And, arising in his plaoeyand it, his solemn voice he , uttered these words: "Do: ybu know What is 'the general, efrl cien 1, deeplyiseated rage r , wlty pri vate marals'alre'degradedl-Ltlit -- is be cause o.l4blievioratAlinve filst•heentne depraved., It is ,because.pure moral ity dOes'not govern ;he ,principaj Lions of life, that l;i.,cloes not,descetul to' ilfe smaller-ones; it is becatise pri vate interesthastakoo.,the ri placeef te'relited 'sbn ti ment - publie Lion, that .selfishnesS lies become the law in,P4iVia,e. - life;, it:has been said that.f . .there are two Sorts 6f..hiorality-, the one for politics, the ether - Tor rate life.' Pertninly,if what'is'.pass. iti arennci ns really.iS4littt: I: see it LO'bFts, never was the , trtith:o*nali: eh , assertion proved in - a more striking _and Unhappy believe r! that , a: change is talcing_plaec, in ,our Private morals, of 'such a nature-6646 trouble and,alakm c all„ rnd,,,citizens, and, Ihis, :proceeds in :part , 'from what iscominglto pass: , in ,public„MoralS.: w ith out bif „teraess,lor ever), as I hellevo, party: ;spiri:l;.:i,,l;i.irn attack men • against. .whore I b are, no party, „animosity . ., But:I obliged to Lcountry., what. is my prefotind" .. andsei,tled eon - I ,viction t and it is tb it the I?_oblie tnor ai.e.,becomin,g corrupted-arid this. pablie!,perruption Will bringna'a.new, in a shortti me perhaps - ,nt - an hoar; ,, that„is, already near, a tietvrevelation Tecqueville was hissed ny every man that heard him, and - An. thirty , • idayk fronf', the utterance of ; that . speeCh the icing was d . riFerfrq.nt `throne and Franef3,expiated" for -her crimes and'-,correptions by the' bleed. Of more than , ten thousand of her: and,no,t affestige : of that throne' remains, and- the :Children •or - Louis 'Phillippe are exiles wanderers ,on'-the face of the ,earth. we shall exhibit here to-dti a state of corruption. in our public affaira is this country worse -than that ~of, Frapte." _ A. very curious" l- Pe'gnlat;iiiit of 'the' Chamberlain's ,offiee, h a acirhg,,date 1624, tonahicg conduct to be observed by cadets who _were invited. to dine, with An ±Au aix grehd ulk x 4168.118 follows : and - Royal Highness having dined to invite. Several ,officers -to dine - At his and haviii had frequent. dpportiini ies of observing that tha greater part; of these, ftrOcirti iehaire !:1 _ _strictest courtesrandfrioct- , hreening, , jficward eack, and ' !Conduct themselves like true` aliel ~ worthy cavaliers ' nevertheless deeras It advisablktixat the less experiag6o . 'Cadets alleluia have their attention dig. LEBANON, PA:, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1865. rooted to the following cede of reigu lations : To presetit,their respects to his Imperial and Itoyal Highness on, their arrival, to coin() -neatly dressed; coatand 6006, and' n'ot to nte i y - , 11 ie,t,,,r 0 QP. 1 . ialf-drunken con'aition.,...2-: , At table , they are-not -to' tilt up their , chiptlroi. ) rodkthem- Selves - ,tbSiCio, I,Cor'StretCh r thl:sir :legs at iulllength.: 8. Nor "drink.; after each;rnouthful,Tor .irthey clo „ they will get, tipsy :.tdo soon nor . empty their goblet ,to the extent of more than :one-half after' 'each 'dish; p. - po, before'; 'therefrom,, „Ch`,.ey ihot4d,,wipe,the-. mouth and molls. tatibe ina cleanly:manner, Neith -or are th:37,tO'ihtust,hheir hands into Stble.ilAlios, nor, to throw the bones under the tah/e. 5. Nor to lick fingel*:_nor to e?cpsetorato, „inn„heir `pintos, nor to wipe . theinnosCe omthe table-cloth. 6. Nor- drink 'so beast ally . as - td!'fall frdoi Moir make thernelves., incapable of walk .ing straight,” We,may well wondey what kind of manners prevailed at that' Period'Among the loWer grades of society.-when we:end a code like the above ';lecinsidered' necessary tb , regulate the!behaVibr 'of young offi.- eons WhO muSi, have. belonged' to The nobles families.-- Once Week: .IIORTIIjiIE;WOMAN 7 :B TAILOR . ATE PAR4B. •• +4, • - • • - "'The Paris- ''earrespontlent; of' the Roston Gazette says : ;'Worth, the woman's - has returned' to 'tewn , and,t om Men Ced season.,,d not. cgonder; if I mention hinta - tet'after,:divorces-; ; he has pans ed more , divorces than anyotherMan in. Paris ; _for .if your wiles...dreSs , is not Made and 'put on by. him, she is disgraced,' arid if her dOeS'nrake it you arernined,, JakhiVfatiltthat, his riitcl,4'eharging are so.high ? Make the days 48 hours long, -.and i relieve hi m of the vulaar - *liitS"ot sleeping and eating, he will abate fifty per cent. of, his prieeS., Once' ettSto nterS iriV - ipayipg.c . 4Bl) he 414, it'fnither fedrietion .The Em press has owed him $40,000. The PrindeSSi xo r mo:. Tue Princess, de;'Nfett : $20,000. iV a6bt, of $l,OOO makes no. more figure. on his'boOksthaty the .. . One yo Scription h - deliaquent patron.: of your paper-does in the Gazette office. I should notlike to'say - What 'rent `lie' pays--YOU:WoUId be :,stire.to make a gesture. not very :complimentary to' my regard to truth. The state, sa-' loons of the,. Tuileries, arc not. more Splendid: Gilding is lavished OD thOnt i;T:111 citrOr 7, ` , Oliftartrs.:D=o7ls'esuVais tapes try, the window ititrtams, and furni ture are of the finest "Lyons brocade, and tho,furnitare is', Bottle, each con= SOre - between the windows being - } worth $6OO. Ile has in one :of his many rooinS a -buffet constantly spread, Where.the .I)est the' ClibiceSt.sherry and,M4cira,4Tvi most delicate cakes are Served in prOinsion to. his ~onstomers. ,Ile is, iconStAntly su.rroiinciecl by ityelve, beautiful yoiing .selected fOr„ the perfeetioo, of their shapes. as w_ ell •,ac.f They ,arc attired in the height' - ui: the:. mode in silk dresseN Which coSt flonr dollars a yard, costly : , Etruscan' ear - rings, bracelets, and, u Th rt,ry part of the furniture, of the place_LAVey are! _here what osier mannikins are in interior shops; the dresses,atto hung on ~ them. that Woltb'SPatronS May - see Abe - effect , prodtited No dress even quits hiS' establishment priced lets' - than' $2OO mind ' ye. , , I ;})y.ilezie ' N. , qr :givon.- Om or at the ~ enibasSies,,you ntik'tehlitVlWO lakiod at: his doer' froM ns eiirly - a14 7 6'6 7 616e1i in I the evening. Each lady receiveStle number„andjs come with„,their hair dressed,, their =petticoats_ and Ots,wrapped: in n ti .second rate dress, until lie is able , to receive, them. You may wonder that tbe-.:Jacties should consent "to ot•-• pose theirpersoris- . 'Una oyes!'oftairnan. , theli.eyes74l3 ---ca`tradeSniati. t ,4o4 4fill'iigi4lp, `person e,Vpr.., Stooped „to t &it qatre; to what.:Sei.auch plebtan belongett?—....; 'One had as soon., think Of , inquiring into -`the sex , %oftho doe , tvitk ‘vtamti, .his:'wife Went in t-p . the Walk; or of 'the eat 'Who 'Wle„eps,in ladyS,chtiMbr. Worth a few yarS„ sinee, - Was . .',mere shown an in, (I 'cic_crlin's Shop in the Rue de Ricliclieu:t ,Resaw there the extent off_feminine folly;!and determined• Velprofit bptitit.;' perienee. be:MII.ITO .country sent `which W•Alk . .and On'whieti S.o*.t, s,6'o„qqiy.„ :! Ttp : keep§ , carri#ge„.Mfd pais. ,eiptal to 'anythicig in thelmperial stables.. He first , rate.cook,t- , has... a ;cellar which , is.dailyrimprovingiondiSinak in 0-I:,money'asfast-aSIYOSSibIe..I',- WashingtOrt [Correepondetco of. toe YllExt)riuss.] ASHINGTON, 1 4 eb.• 26. 7 -A gay city this ! Tureellftairswere. - eharacteriz ed yesterday;;P: nap ap,d storm; and mud..and , pUlf.lle;:-- 7 of the hardeat kind. Mrs.;Lincoln.' gave a grand, intended, to,be a family, recept ,tion at .1 P. M. , Tlip ,Q9urt Journal here characterlzes "Mrs , . Lincoln %‘' a ' m 081 ; 0.1 % 110,1 3' and gracefully attired4and her' nine:guests hilly fellnived her exady ple in that respect. Among the„ill6: tinguished :pers,(p4,Pl',46Opt besides - several MeMbeiii 'of the gabieet,and :their ladies ' ,we observed, Alias Her- . riet Lane 4Cornilarwoo'd ; the iftus skin Minister and lady ; , thekSpanieh Minister •and suite ctlre lady uf Se ; nor if - .)T. , bstromeaga - ,'Chiliati ter', Adolph Gi 3 Poat af Ileum/01.40d a goodly, nOMber of dther nieMbers Congress and repre sentatives ofitbe army and.eftyy./4 , !"' But, this was nothing in compari 1 iNia ~. ;-~ _$ EMI ~............. a, i., , ... . , ..., , ~,,. 1 ~..... .... son with g rs,, S en a torS prague ' Mit i t- . I itee---:- at the house 'of Chief Justice Chine.. liforni4, in ,French means evening i,i.raphipea ‘ td,c,Englisb,, you ',know", ..T,he guests,, began to i arrive 'about 4 P. M. .111.agni,kee t o saf,o,ons welcomed, t 2 11 . 411;41i.4 , figgitp4 l tupers, fddi-' ' i 1 - . an ingse,, an erns,.. .a.gpvci,n.- ineot, band of Music. , Thei,fßdy„,hop tesat'wasin all the, grace 9,f youth and 'beauty and the splendor of toi let:te, ',The "German!' 9.Psined• about 5.. p N:, ina U. a it,i6041 ha)i.Apeni i i,spfn 0 fiftyby l ,9pe, hndred' ;feet,.. draped, ;ganzed, fcptOoned,.flagged,:flonnced, and all,ritvishing to the eye with in cense and 'beauty. This•• , fgrerrnanr kwt,au till,9 * ?.„l;; ) ,when .Quadrilles succeeded: Thu clineet>, ,t)n'auti m faiiy .7 • 4 ictiT'' . ' 43 7r°l l "dV* 6-4- u,t're*AiA li i.. 1.. ir igauzle tyt4:o°Vr•-•49(r,1(1E,,n0d,„ .rtc,.,-4,lAt. Them s qi, i• e a iii ; . the, pia ,z,e,s .o f ,rt 49 misty ti,lt'd•do, to ' the it q(,onis)itz?p , ;nt . otafl„ ,rl-, rid iielitifder.. ktP, . Wallet . corps yon, the Aeatetn,..„y i , 'fpoy. co4ld.,beat.ithe §Pectac,l.p , T4.O‘BIIPP.O:I-4AL.I7ICrVer -1 tit,i - ps, A`t, ought, 'fp, : be 40 ,-welts it) lii k illa - 1; t . ;CcinfetiOpnaries.: ; rivaljed teull4ors arid „painters, ~And every bOdY Was tSer i e.,thap. is any bpd r y, ,aridtObq(iy.js, try til)dy tl.),,at,yvgo not. theme., ' Thug ; vent On . . ( t Ue. , nfutin %till YO Or 11 P. M. when e ven (liedanpers faded aWft,V,"tis - th s e • otiee of tit q gec retar,y of , l tttj,c Air„Seward, approach ed. .., ' .'I, '05..,1 1 . And' this w,as, the th l rd,p,r,rgement of "the.,,evening7---ihree great affairs being in one day,,,--.,l„,j,cuee (Mr. i,do,- coin '), a, aneiThef (nrs. Spragaq's), a soiree`(baSeW trd'o2 Wash ington"l'S-nqt- gay`? . 1 'diart any"*ar'.' Is netia 'war a bleSSing-f —What a pity it is war must, end. I ,~i :~ :.t{s ~ _~. j , } ~AAhB r~N~~'~:li \ lfEhT`.~:;~ (Correspondence ofithe N or. Tribune W,AB II I NCITO N Feb. 22 --The larg est party ever given in W.a.sbington i canto, offt,o-.Rig.ht at.t,he private ;resi dence of Clarles _Knapp, contractor Coy h ivy canon Two houses lave,, been converted into one by tearin'g down walls. Celebrated caterers.from New - IKork have prepared the,most q costly supper fair. seven:: tundreiti , guests ;NVlli I 0, gton-b Ruscs, fans and nsar, are, bsep . ,T .ppork for flow l ; et's decorate,parfors,and ~tables.--, The street in, front, ,ban, been !floored,. and carpeted c And it;fses.tir.P4ted tbM' die entertainment cost :$lOO,OOO the profit on. ab.out.fifty,gue:S„, .OLDEST MAN.IN THEVORLD, [From the Madison (Wis.) Journal.] • tit cm-tr.-Fats6 orliving men is a resident of Wiscon-. sin, but we challege any other State or country to produce a man or wo man Who. hns attained the'age readh ed by Joseph. Orel°, ,notv residing the town of .Caledonia,' Columbia` county, in this State.- -•- . During the French Revolution one Jean Claude Jaeobin'memter•of the National Assembly, was' .called the" "Dean of the human, species,'.' "the eldest Rfsinen." On hiskneared worn face were ploughed the furrowin,t7s'ofl one hundred and IWen ty years; Bnt our "Dean of the human- species"- is nearly twenty years older than Claude Jacobovho did not.complete one hundrediand twenty-first year:* I. -Joseph Crele was bormin',,Detroit,' ofFrench parents. Theirecord:of his baptism in the Catholiechurch of that city shows that:he is n0w.139:-Years of age:..'lle • has been :e 'resident of Wisconsin for about a centurp -Wh en ever,mention is.made.of the oldest in habitant, there need be-tioiqu4stionL as toithe` pe.rson. Joseph Crele'is'n'ri doahtedly :the Ref N o tt s„.fiasti married in ,New; °ripens,' 109 , years agoil Testa ,a4er be settled ati Prairie du Chien, while Wisconhiw waS•yet provinewlof. , France,.lße.. fore the' Revolutionany war, the-:was- employed4o, caney.,letters betWeeiii ,Prittkregla.Chien andi!Green.BaY.t. IN but a feW. y.ears.lagol 'that he 'Wei' 'Called las Abe Dircult . 1 00,0st i , in tioease , . eltltig. the. •titiktic-' certainireal estate at,Prai re du Chien; - to giveL.testitnonY,in relation o e vents:that transpired , eigh ty yenta he foreaq novi residesfwith.a datrgh-` J.er .byi:•his 'third -who, , , D ridt. seventy years:ef _The residenne• of the-family is onb four or five miles out of Portage City.' -Wrn ro,6itSiens of ;thatAplace lia4fli "that, the old man is Still activWriff az , ble..3to , elloptwood . ,tand: ttr•v i alk sever` it miles...: qtiite m-p erfe c tiy; but co'n v e es•fl tt . 011 tniri d”Fratich. language.i.‘ , Beistops t little:underi.th&bunden of lyVars, - but' ":riot more than many men of seventr! in ,Person;iheis,ratherratieveltheqnd diain_beight;spap.ittrfleslr,bnt SiittfiVb. inc , evidences of havitig been - - Inime a man ,of--sixieway-strength . .— Concerning hieohabitsra , subject of 'in ueNipterEtilP ST'3"get# ll : - w, i tifha co' 5uRh,yx.ki . 423:44,Pa.F3 7 1 1 ?9,, g ev `.. - w.eillalfe; bee n. 3 able Aerlearn a but little, exceptothat'he is an, inveterate smoker. - „- A verY g 6 o'd daglier*AV.pefpjeture -, .of him, taken in.1856, , may -be:seen at the rooritsof the Statell'iSteridelSo cietY. MAN WHO HAS NOt-StEPT:FOR' OVER -FOURTERCYEARS I :I-': At tatty. , Hdkpktal ; ti! triP a delphia,..7hq,has not elel?t'for;'it'sW ..Toq,„rksiirk,:lyours and six months:;, ThisArray , seeitiA3nered:= "able, but, nevertheless, it is Arcitt; - ;and can be vertups, - .i py. nunvor,s,.qf persons. The iudiyAlial is.an intelli gent man, natural lyv oad. ha's the ben eflt of a inoderate , ;(fiducatioti: His, matniy is eviD . PSa:trialcriiiris, o Cialerli ,l 's gesAt t g PcArriPfi : PY,A . , Tarn": .4?4.7i; giptolin Yarril --.4beers: . TN - ent'a e the ,-.4 - vioe of tha UnitO4 Sthtes on De' EMIEII =EI WHOLE Nth 810 ,aeraber..2B 1863: Ile is in the forty. fifth year of his age. .I.l.ip,healtb as been generally excelfeni daring his lifer - In 1849 - lie — fis attached wElhol era,Fitrid snbl that tiefi did wiehlung .fever:oft:tvcrtitgeheasione.. l 'Sa-ta ries of i185,Q, Ole FP forsholif - him; land t kr,) co, (hat bjw eh as ne,,v,er • ' fel t he lea droway. die has ways Jed teniperatelife.,,•, His wife end chil dren refild:3lW'PutrniniV.orilLt t y; NV 9.0 , .Vieginiay entered the Ifni on-Rroyttho ',hub been oiv seVen raids, An 0,4013 s chqr,srph , daring which „440 - te he, intortns,qo ttint he never,felt tired .%-as 016 kin ar,g 'add .on)the'l.734l7lBtiir 19th'' , L:4 1 4 1 13 6 7 411 "-. 7 , notifeti t si W I • leas, .ecpy. is Mat h0,.,ea,0-not not or does not_sleep..._is— as much a mystery als it, is to many rsei entrficgen,tiernen; %vim, btl'Otl i .g . 1 0 4 ( theiV'titt'diitiori coifed': 'to ' rani, have • bee ir lagtou ed 4 Pri 3:Weir 'Wife tn•p . in,vestigate the T'atule.: , .. !. AJpori,o,ne oceasiolk i -,at his request, a number of a euriously-incliped gen tlemen 41 1tatehedlim......fou. forty-two ,day j s. , :and nights .consr,cutively, in or der, if pessible to, arrive at the cease of the %wonderful "phenomon. 'These gentlemen took tarns witheach Otli n e:progreSS 'of the Wirt oh nig sb that: ii he should ebatnoe, " f to: sleep it Avrould, ,he o,h.serwed.. SOT", of tli.e watchers became' drowsy, and • it was .as trilith as ho coul:Ldo „to aysaken them. - his sJugular marl was sent ' to: PiAladaphia by' order of Orefield dur gebtri' wtuf., admitted into' the Kospithl at Qliesunt Hill on •the 17th pf z . 1 4 . 0yon!ber WS; , suffering from el k i ro nlc i arrh ea , and eu no' hag nearly recovered from. phys 7 teal` disability; 114 appetite is good, , but-yet he does not sleep: Ile 're- . tires to bed, th:e ...borne as :btlyer sol digrs;,;b,at, he , eaanot situ ply;,reeeiv,es physical rest. , This brief rihrkatiWe of u MOst,,,,ivonderful pheno mendn may seem fahtNis,.but the, reader iis assured that it is the truth. --- YV 'TO TREAT FROZEN. Tliduioes 'orthe fleshy tissues, wAcalfrozen n. their minute „cells. , .at onte,l3ecome in .each:, of tbese sures crystals lmy,in g, I rtr!e + nu.rplGax. of angles and sharp points, and hence rubbing the ffesti daused - tlieni to cat or tear theirlway through the tissues,' 61) that when it is - thawed - the struc. n f -tit rrt gel est lAl7lt destroyed- The p•ropei. , mode of treativent.is this ; When..any part of the body, is: frozen should be 'kept perfectly quiet until it is thawed Out, which should be done as promptly . as possible. As freezing trikeS 'Place from the surface' inwardly, se thawing should. be-in the reverse .or der, from the ,inside outwardly.. The, thaWing, Out of a ,pot ti t cM -of the flesh, Withbut, 'the' same time putting the'bliimd'frorn the heart'into circu lation through it, prodaces Mortifies tion ; but, by - keeping the more ex terntill parts still congealed . nritil tife internal, heat and .„external, gradually. EL43, f ton the., more interior partinci fvoduee,eireulation of the blood,' a's ftiAtriiii, the thawing takes place, most of the'dangers are obviate ed. :If the snow which pis applied is colder, thim tfie froien it will still further ,extract the .I.xeat, .andl freeze it worse than it was before;. • but if the snow, is of the. same 'feta _ p eya t re, it will keep. it c ; from : , thaw tug tiritil e rest of the body slim have effgetbd'PreGn ti g 'gratin: Water, in:.kliich 7 finbiii.lrir'-iee' :has ,lleet. .plal.wd;:scei.las.to...! keep• its; tempera ture!At,...pii,r ty l ty,,e , d - egrees, I.?alirenheit,43-probably—better than snp-w L A .49trilgr V . !9tinta,espp - tpni !—A "Peac4le Citizen ,of our, Coutitli o - s4ot hemi'd',' . l!;'''a D'ePut • • i vos mar.tleittiThd- ‘" 0 tie .of tine :nibgv; solced t rpobAalijoildd. .mprtierol it. ha bee,nFTT : rpcprti t occurred? estetdzy„in do t I n )* e i te in . 111js:coiinty: t 1.4 Nk'ehaye : kenoe - Syclaelei afiespeetatil& 'ei tizen.' of our i county, and. constable of the !township of Exeterrnecompanied by his-o.watind another %O}, -wieilfiee ion the public bigiv.yuy, once, by fo 114 6 11813 U i!s - fromLuzerne Rattrap; mho seeined .t tr. 4.1 e tieti rig U ; derethhien4 withounitbe , stiglit'eet riro vocatiow or evenit pi-etexttoVjustifl:i gation; ltris: said? , . `pen being wakitttmt giving nano:li skive ennversatien Olen unim poukintectia - raeterliceuVred,lie lie quid lielthoughtlle s hadi isigiitto L 'erav'el fi-rond wit ho ift) intil es to ti o n'. ICUporldfiitt one Of the+ .rourdei.ers re plied See .tibolit.tbat,P ;and draetaing alpistol,,tdok.4leliberate aini 'iinetired—‘4lt tlie.s'arae tiMe tY clrovAion. , 1 1 / 4 1 3 r. 8 ioleter;ki W•ho 'Was Ishot through thiei'lieurt; tell add , irri=. mediutely .expireld: murderefs; fieeing.l4heir viotitp drove to Browteslllotel, ainilefor , thvo distant; where;they took stipper hod indulged in lignor. - They eclair) irliormed Morriultiat, they hixd:' shot ,:a man', d. told him he 'had better go anti See r;7- c§iok I w oin we t Were , I intimately acquainted, was a inani,off some property-01-&—Peeeetal) quiet 1da471 . 11 9 Fer,, been: . dre 494* ulk&t: stti bfAlinTl34 Ii We I,44,sajAtary duty,; 4,q u budtueypr, , in apy.vv47-, rPßit..4Feck 'pps 'on—hen overta ern,avd shot down like a dos iri th6 , ,s roots by the I despicable minions of this accursed CILE gtitiertiost: A FAMILY PAPER FOR TOWN - ARM COUNTRY, IS PRIMMER AND PDADrEMED -WEEKLY, Wl. M. BRESLIN, , 2d .2tory of Fiancee New Banding, Cunaberlarif St t, One Dollar . aiiiirifty Cents a "feir ADVERTISEMMNIS inserted at the usual rates.' 4a---uAtimmas Printed at-an /wars notice. RATES OP POSTAGE. In Lebanon County, postage free ' s'" In Pennsytiania, out of Lebanon ,county 5 contl . pol quarter, *2.0 cants a year...... • • • Out of tbia State, 6 1 4 cti. per quarter, ur 26 dB. a year If tbapostage is not paid in advance, rates are doukde destiotiernywas in the,pursuanee of his : quiet luties as a farmer and citi zen, of the county., In the name of Go, of justice, of humanity, and thtistiiiatty 4 ., eu 'everything near and" , dear ' 'hoe e en will there bean, end to 'these: things.— Wyoming Democrat. COItISTITUTIOk• or WIF. UNITS STA'AS.—The so 'aniendinent of AIM' Constitution of the United States • /ma' heeir; ratified by 'most of the Northern, State's.; Delalvare has re jecteci,ih. he fanatics - and-disunion: wko desire the destrnetion, of the Ain e Val) I le t , and; A l 'vh 0 Savor the te;tablishiant of 'a central' despot ism , will-rejoieeatthiii.' , ? - . ••• The •C l onLitAnti an confers Alp I gtafeialigovernment delegated or liro itetl not ahsol'ute power all ,other rightS were reserved to thb States. ; hence'-air amend [bent' ,nritst come withinithe - scOpe of general •antitori ty to make , itlegitimate: Thetamend meatprofesses toi abolish, slavery.in the:Dililed States. There is no sta,.. very the 'Uhited States;frofierTY Speaking. That is • a domestic instil tution-'=a;reserv,ed right, ()ter whic)i. Congress has no Constitutional'• art- thority. A-right reserved. to a State ean not- , - taken !away, against Its consent; without absolute -violence to ale Windainciiral'laiv the land, whick'garitantees ' , the pe'aCeable'en joyment ?of , thateright. ; ;;: , fThere legal:tribunal', that )vp uld, roe ogn izet borygla ,of aan aj or„ ity , ft joint Partnership fora given pii4ose. to 'interfere with the private right's' okohe -of the•firm...: ,50,',,0f -.the' "amendment" to - the - Constitution, that,..professcs to abolish a right re-. servett,,and ,is not , such amend me"at as titer 'Constitution contem.- plates ; .it is reyolation, and : - meetet the entire diSapproval of all good union - -Idin, law-abiding democrats. it; is ft'' eartgerou§ 'movement:,-for which there Call be` found no reasona ble excuse:, Dangerous, because it is a stab at the v.ital principlenfnur publican formof governme*. es tablishes Prececlent - thatm'ay lead to th - c/torist• resarte. Itstirtually . gives Congress and a majority of the States the right to interfere with. the internal and, domestic, affairs of States, and being, the work of . fanaties,- it itVll,OASibio 1.o; . ,tell what' the next " - amendment" will be; or where the inn ovatidriviti onti .11346115. . One. of the bells Idhieh'merrily rang in honor of the passage of the- anti slayer:l, amendment,. in .Fitchburg, Mass., formerly-occupied a place in the Sower of an Episcopal church in Louisiana; .where it ding-donged for the slave•hcideys, Wo clip the above .-note of jubila tion from ono of ear Abolition ex changes. ' Since the- war,, began no conceivable conveyance has gono : from ,the _Sout4 to Massachusetts pithout being crammed with Plunder. Everything that hands could be laid upon 'has been stolen_ and 'shipped North., Stolen silverplate. shineson many it. Yanked • side-board i..stolen pianos jingle-cut of tune in many a Yankee parlpr. Stolen - volumes a dorn 'tho shulves 'of many a canting Yankee preacher, and it seems that even .tha pious in Yanket3 land are TIOW: PoPed to worship bY the sound of stolen bells. •Well, we cannot see that even that is inappropriate. `LOYAL" CLERGY AND THE. DRAFT. =IV-& notice that -a Petition, nuttier tously signed_by the. :clergy.. • tmen th : e„Nprth, has,heen, , present- Oon l3s riss,, prayipg for exemp, 'frOin * the 'draft .I.llk-ell duties. 'AI ter- tlie,efrorts'a`majority of these individnaltimadr3 to.?inangu rate the ,w,ar,,and ilfter the:preeehing.. ; and prtryipictirey have done, tp,,have it continued, ifieysfionld, if .theY,liivd any"sharne in "them o r any principle ';abbaitt lairt perione •to trpotocievadet(thC;dringers or eAtaile • • ,the hardships of the battle-field. ME THE MASK OFF.—MorroW . 'awe, ry, The aeltnoVilegged, 'leader' ortlll3 abolitioilkiste io^ blir , StateSeviate, - bits akeb boid_:gronuthirrfavor;of begroes , .. , yoting, ) w4ilp he would, ,th... 48, exteod the,ballotA.,ox_ste. ttle- t ogro, he wbuld'aenY it iii"thoiNlite, foe 'Og. WO nisi giih' a vote who, wab . nalile't6,reicd - •fakii3' - Write. 4 thin,lothis Would beoought.a . bitter , _‘ y,t be,.mg.BS Repebljeae voters if presetiteil to thetn. new,;_hot. wq 11Aliqba it Will:J:1e. rr`eaented :to Ch'eAi r due - 'season sas t a teat ' tliei to• ewsllow -it. w aher they. like! it Ar dot.. Senator. Latta4 : , nf Weattoore,,, - land, desprves the lasting, o, the Demodraefor'"defe)pping I great Mogul-ot • , li&z . Gen. 3eCI 13 e an, . though feated 'fer, alb 7" PreSi'denCY, - has' l n 4 b L t t otnetiff-deroncilbest with ariy-of the. military ,or . naval hdroes • ,fthe'lre. ctnption of solid testimonials.; of - ,1,t will be remembered that-Jk 4splendidly furnished bouse , in Aist street ! ie ar` stb IV/nue; Was Preseptt ed to-his,wifeY , Now"it appears that .just before.leavin.g,New York for Ea. ,rope, some of ,thalDiew York friends. of General ,licbleilati presented him NV t $ . 3O ‘ ) VOO in geld. 6 1. 1 1Nhat a good thing it would.-4a.fer to,iive in Masiackni se WA' n g draft' 'f." Tlikt. State has 'dilly , to fan i thirteettlittn-drea en (430§)itynimilby , i n'ekt! best ; piace Igor, ence svclhipbP-47114*Pq.b,ire, ighio is. `to furnialCoe,y two thousand 1 1 2,00b.'i r e("S'oe l foity-ninil ye! blundelitig;',Dutch ,I)Ohnamitild; and wish 'yourselves YaDlocs El ,Tti.