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V, TELEGRAPH..
13 PIIMISHED
JAMMING AND EVENING,
y GEORGE BERGH - BR
(*ee Third Street, near Tfainut.
RhlS OF SUBSCRIPTION
6IBOLB SUBSCRIPTION
'Esisaaern la served to unbind
tiara in ibe City at 6 cents per week. Yearly
inbstribera will be charged $4 00 in advance.
WEEKLIC TELsolurn
Thu Tingenern is also published weekly and
furnisul to subscribers at -the following cash
rates :
Single copies, weekly
Tea copies, to ane postoffice
'Twee ty ig .g
etv serum* Bea:vs.—The following are the
ate e tor advertising in the Temionera. Those
haviug advertising to do will find it convenient
for reference.
or Four lines .or less constitute one-half
Aquaria. Eight Hues or more thaia foul -consti
tutes a einare.
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Adminmirationj 1. lotines, lime a week, six ,e 1
Marriage Notieeo. •
Amilior Notice:, ..*"*_••• •• •
Ynneral None& each "Insertion
or Business notices inserted - 1 lit the - Local
Column, or before Marriages and Deaths, SWUM
Cans pot Lula for each insertion. -
As an advertising medium the Tau has
no eqnal, its large eye* tion, among businees
men and families An ettfind country, placing
It beyond competition...
illiittlicuttatic
J 0 N- 41 , 0 1J •IS
COBRIka OP:
MARKET ST AND MBA= SQUARE
,
HARRIBBORGi PA, a
_JOSSPHPROPRIETOR: •
puntiteinv cozammic BY WICLUI ixrtritax.)
Stifs is a First Class Hotel, and located in the
.central part of the city. It is kept In the best
manner, and its patrons will find every accom
4nodation to be met with in the best houses in
the country: • . sa3o--dtf
B. T. BABBITT'S
toncentrltted 'Condensed or Pulverized
S 0 1" - T SOAP.
,
rfIaREE-gallona-of hindsume white SOFT
1 SOAP ndddo p five minutes. No grease
required.
prathioNs.—Dissolve .one ,pound of B. T.
Batelitt's Concentrated ConderleedorTnlierized
Soft Soap in one gallon of bailing water, then
add two gallons of warm water. .When cool
yon will have three gallons Handsome Whits
' 4 4ft Soap. „
.
pounds will Ingellottebarrel of soft'soap.
The .gyp thus made is an excellent wash for
tr ' l 4a and plants of all kinds.
77 - uft7e;eivk Nl and nate-by
. fn DIDOE., 7a., & CO.,
. .
hk3 , 27] sr i ritet at
•$ ,ppomte . the Court House.
,
VISITING;
WIDDDING,
AT HO Eit:N OARDS
BY a special arrangement with s..' ° f the
;:
beat engravers in the country,.carc: l .P'
description-will-be?executed in tho hitches: style
of art, ooriforinabiSwith the latest fashion,
supplied prom ptly,at lotverprices than are ctutri s
ed by the stationers in New York. or Philadeir
phis. For samples and prices call •
at, •
snchihf BKRGN ER'S BOOKSTORE.
IX77.I4bO*SHADES of li nen, gilt-bordeied;
I' V and PAPER BLINDS of an endless var.,
sty of designs and ornaments ; also, CURTAIN
FIX.TIJII:aint TASSELS at very low pleas.
Call at - - - - 'SCREFFER'S BOOKSTORE.'
apg
HERBitEXCALLY BEALEID.
PEACHES,:: - TOMATOES,
PINE. AP_PLE, sALlurs,
OYSTERS, SPIUAD OYSTERS,
LOBSTER, 'B.IIIDINES,
WK. DOCK , Jr. & CO.
For sale by
•
BIBLES A.ND . HYMN BOOKS!
A LA U'*E and splendid a to-.k. of Pocket and
"IL rP:mily Bibles.
Pr.".:Bliyterian, Methodist, Im.thers,n; Berman
R',foonsdiAnni other Hymn looks, just reedy: ,
edTOato LicaiGNEWS CIiCE&P .li4/0103 RE.
,
CO
AL
9114 a further reduction in Coat o il ,
kiiiklOr article of nonreaplosive Coal Oil,
for sittyl l 7“ 1044, by
- .,.`VGllo.llit & BOW - MOT,- '
Tu b Front and 'Market : Sts;
DidOTOGRAPII chastely board
and Clasped -11°r saleat :-
SCHEFFEIMIS:BaOB.BIO3IE,
_ ilB - Market Street.
A - ITIREAS, -
LI. Different colored doirible ; White
Fringe. -Purple Fringe, or 4 Miet Tree, and. other
dark** ?r4 Keystone Nurseiy. WSB
Moifgages, Power of AtiforVY
Justifies' Blanks for skOe ate,
my 2: ;.SCHEFFEBIB BoojAti4o-
WARP - BAP - FA BORDERS, &c ., &o.)
Y V - 111 8 t Yeftett prices,, without any 147tincv
aD6 SOBEEMarIa RoXaSTOBEA,
DR. JOHNSON
3173431aTi3bE4C.R.M
LOCK HOSPITAL,
I JAS d
the moat . speedy
effectual
remedies emedi m;
in tin7world for and
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
RZLIKP lli Mx TO TWEILVB HOURS
NO MERCURY OR NOXIOUS DRUGS.
A Ours Warranted, or .No Charge, in from One to
Two Days.
Weakness of the Back, Affections of the
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary dis
charges, Impotency, General Debility, Ner
vousness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirits;
Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation , of the
Hcart, Timidity, Trembling, Dimness of Sight
or. Giddiness, Disease of the Head, Throat,
Nc.sa or Skin. Affections of the Liper, Lungs,
Stc mach or Bowels—thase terribfe disorders
arising from the Solitary Habits of Youth—
those secret and solitary - practices more fatal to
their victims than the song of Syrens to the
Mariners of Ules, blighting their most bril
liant hopes or anticipations, rendering marriage,
kc., impossible,
. $l.OO
. 9.00
.17.01
YOUNG MEN . • •
Especially, who have become the victims of
Solitary :Vice; that dreadful and destrUctitre
habit which annually sweeps to an untimely
grave thousands of Young Men of the most
exalted talents -and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have - entranced lietening Sen
ates with the thunders of eloquence or waked ,
to ecstasy the living lyre, may call' with full
confidence. _
A 17,3
" 4 "
Maribid Persons, or Young Men contemplat.
ing marriage, being aware of physical Weak-,
Reds, organic debility, deformities, &c., speedily
cured. -
He who plazas himself under the 'cafe of Di.,
J.. may religiously confide in.bishoner as a gen
tieman, and confidently rely upon his skill as a
Physician.
X!" s
X!"
10
ImmediatelyOured, and full vigor restored.
This distressing affection--which renders life
miserable and.marriage impopible—is the pen
alti raid by the victims of improper indulgence.,
Young persons are too apt 'to commit =ceases
from not being aware of the dondful conse
quences that marensue. 'Xow, who that un
deretands' the subject Will . pretend to deriy.tinst
the power cCprocreation m lost sooner by those
failing into imprOper habits than by the pru
dmite peaides'being depilved the pleasures, of
healthy offspring, the most seriousanddestrhc
five sPePtemo)..to b oth : ; body : and' ; mind arise.
e system becOlniddirariged, the and
Mental [functions weakened4ss z of procreate
power, baryons irritability, dyspep*,..pal pita
tion of the heart, indigistimicnninituffonal
debility._ a wasting of .916,fianke, con.
aumpti?n, decay and doatli;
Re. 7 Son& -1 1 ,1nronston
,
Left hand side going frtim 'Balthetirrilitreeto
favidoOrs ficm the'corner. Fail not to observe'
name and nuntber.
ozn
. ... 76
Letters mast be paid and contain a stamp.
The Driator's Diplomas bang in his office.
DR. JOHNSON,
Member of the Royal= College of Surgeons, Lon
don, graduate from one of the most 'eminent'
collegeir in the :United States, and the greater
part. ofwhose life hal been spent in the hospi
tals of London,, Paris; Philadelphia and else:
wheiey hire effected emu° of the Utost itstonfabirit
cures that were , eiier. :known minty troubltpd
with ringing in the head and ears whenasleep,
great nervousness, being alarmed at 'sudden
sounds, bashfulness, with frirquimt bluehing,
attended sometimes with denrugement of Mind
were Mired immediately. - " '
MIX PARTICULAR NOTICE;
,
Thege are scone of the sad and melancholy
effects produced by,early habits of y,outh; rvia
weakness ofthe boa and Ihnix, rains in the
head, dimness of sight, lose of muscular power,'
palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervous
symptoms of anummption, eto.
Marrarat.—The fearful effects on the mind
are much to,be dreaded—lose of memory, con
fusion of ideas, depression of spirits, evil fore
bodings, aversion to society, Self distrust; love
of solitude, timidity, Sic., are some of the evils
prodneed. " •
j YOUNG MEN
Who ',have 'injured themselves by a certain
practice indulged: iri 'yawn: alone, a habit fre
quently learned froin evil companions, "orat
school, the effects of which are ,nightly felt,
even wits& asleep, and if not cured renders
marriage imposeible, and destroys both mind
and body; shbuld apply immediately. • . _
What-"a pity that a young insn, the hope of
his country, the darling of his-Toren* should
betgatched from all.prospx3ts , and enjoyments
of: life„ by the consequence of deviating from
the path of nature and indulging in a certain
v;' et. habit. lifigk persona man, before content
-1"1-,63 MARRIAGE, •
Refle ; that a SOULIis, -4 mind and body are the
ct
most necr eq Se ery r nisite oto yromote connubial
, •
Atr these, the journey
happineas. wituout ”
throngh.life weal* Pbb
WWI
a imaga : the
prospect hourly • darliene to the view ;
t tte
becomes shadow4l,with despair and Mien
' with
the' melancholY redeeti.on that the happiness %"`
another becomes blighted with our own.
DISEASE OE nitritmirmr,
When the misguided and imprudent votary
Of pleasure finds he has imbibed the seeds of
this painful disease, it too often happens that
an 'Slimed sense of shame or the•dread of dis
&Very deters him from applying to those who,
from education and respectability, can alone
befriend him. He falls into the hands of igno
rant and designing pretenders, who, incapabl
of curing, filch, his pecuniary substance, keep
tim trillinz month after month, or as long 'aB
the smallestlee can be:obtained, and in despair,
leave him. with inined,health . sigh over his
galling disappointment, or, by the use of the
deadly-poison,Mercury, hasten the constitu
tional symptoias of this.terrilile disease, such as
affections of.the Head, Throat, Hose, Skin; etc.
progressing with frightful rapidity till, death
puts a period Whig dreadful sufferings by send-,
ing him to that undiscovered country . from
whence no traveller returns: •
INDORSEMENT OF THE PRIM
. .
The Manithoustmds cured Millie institution;
year eitie:Year;_atid _theLnumerous -, imporlant
inrgieal operations performed Wi)r - vrpb
witnessed by the reporters of *...e V4W,T
and many other , paws, notices of whi
appeared again andLEigt4n *foie pniplia, ba
bies his standing as.a, get44'olAM - character
' d responsibility, is a iliac:kid. guarantee to
the Av.
. •
No, 7. SOUTH fruilifcm-41:,
illtbiral.
feIABBIAGE
ousahmo w.E.aurEss
HARR BURG, PA., WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1863.
Nero alwertiremnito
AN ASSORTMENT OF
OVER 100 STYLES
-OF
POCKET BOOKS,' PURSES
PORTBIONAM3
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
-KELLER'I3
Drug and Fancy Goode Stara,
No. 91 Marhi
' BANKERS' .CASES CASES AND LARGE-WALLET
caMPAIifIONS
The beet Moropm,
TR4VELIIVG SfeI.TOJIBLB,
*Ali. general variety of F. - 42•T07f GOWS, eult
able for Presents, DOW baud at - ,
• MMUS'S.
myll . l Drug Store, No. 91 Ittarket Street.
New . Goods....itist Opened 1
AT' -• • , 1 , -
• . :. 1 BERGNER'S ,
`BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
embraCing every new and imti F oved style of ' •
POCKET ' BOOKS,:
MAGIC CURRENCY HOLDERS, '
!CALFI , SII:HI,PIX/KET :BOOKS ? • ,
: ' • - BUCKSKIN 'll%Sii, ` '
• • PORTMON/4.17 0 S Sco
! •1 - .1, I 1
at prices! to suit all o rcumetatwee
„ ~......
POCKET CITII 4 ESIT 7 ,
CODBieti;gl)i a fine assortment 'tit liVetlishtidliree'
' Superior Pockelllloei... -.
GOLD PEISS; - ` -
F r 9m ip.1.1 toil' 8 celebratO wan ufactory .. .4perx
- - ~ . -Pen sold wit 4 4kyworft.nfee. :
~_'' - ~,
PORT 101410 S, - • ... ..
WRITING! OASES, " ..' `-' 7,- T -•• :.
. . . ,
1 ge!5f;F0 C 6P,,,,„,,„,. 0 34P ,, ' ~`'. l - '
- , f PAI.. e -6, :ii ,
Togefli iritb.:_enry aitirle .. n-sluillytfotuid,-In: a,
atfirst al r Ronk/ and rfttatianbry: establishment,
at .;•J ,%..... ;„ I 1 lIMRGICUMS . r...:
rayl2 , ' . ' ;.• ! '.,bl.' klarket Street:
:158: IttailUctiaLLS.' 1156
858 and 855 Waahing„ton Street. New
York City:
'IROVERBIBIENT COFFEE." •
IDlTl'lair tin foil pound papers, 48 In a
bOx, and izi . bulk: Our prices range frOm
7 to 30 cents. , We put 'lip the following Linde:
.
JAVA, MARADAIBO, RIO AND VARIOUS
OTEIER BRANDS OF.SDPERIOR OGPFER.
We believe s our 00410040.0 e better: than, any ground' OoffeeAnow in use. All orders addrso,
lied to us, or to our agents, Messrs. - Praea. &
Yoturs; 182 Chambers_Streat, corner Washing
ton gtrOet, Now York OityowP eietve prompt
attention . . =- -
The retail trade aulirdligi by„thi4 gess jobbing
houses in the various cities.
TAPER 8i PLACE.
wrc r. rimat. - age._PPM fik•
Price i - uralsBed ,upon ap
plication. 'seclBE4Binifilmr2B
HA.MTSI!
of thth
2QiC i 00 1438.(3°1n"a
- -folloisingTbrands; just re
: , r; • '
'Niewßpitegi ce2ebriked. . •
'Nsw-Jsits' sy, selected, •
EVANS AND SWIFT'S, BUperioP.
litounata's Exosunoa v itemiked.
MnurtassesEinisiszur, out ancanoassed.
Inca City, azaiyalood. •
' • ,Dick Orir, nottaiwassed.-
,PLara Ham ; kricay
; Ofnurray Hexa. very' finer .• •
Each hitit sold will guaranteed as repre
Sented.'' WIC D(X)R, & CO.
WRITING 2101/15.—Boes' AnerioluiWrit
' 'V4
ing Fluid,a_aplepdid Ink; at 62 cents
per quart; ARNOLD'S
_genuine Writing " Fluid,
HARRISON'SColumbian Writing Fluid,
-LAUGHLIN . & RUSEIFIgrri'S Ink, Copying
Ink, Qattaine and Red Inks of the best
Blue Ink, Macdage, &c., at , •
ap6 601:13IFFER13 BCOICOTORE:.
riciATA 011 - IANTEIINB; •th %do' not need
ki any chimney, and , ' wind' will put the
light` out. Call and examine, at
• NICHOLS:B; BOWMAN,
118 Cor. Front and Market Ste.
, ,
.PHOTOGRAPHIff ALBUMS,:
Of an ; Wee not fn this standard -styles 11111 be
m de t o zwder.
VERGNBRIL
'Cheap Bocik:ktore.
. . W
.
CABINET" `M A KER ANTED. -
A CABINER MOE= who 3s a vert fine;
caretti worktraul, Is wanted, for special
fork.- Gad-waged - and-constant employment
givep, • Apply - at tho - BAGLE•WQ4K§.
jel342w • . . J
BROWN STOUT
and OWN ALL,
of the tiestobraikile % always on lan& and' fail ► e
by ' (xl/ 4 3 WM- /OM ni•; &VP-
"NA"'ACK —A large lot of •Maotarsi in
/N.l. barrels, halves and quarters, for sale low,
by ; •' NIOHOLS:& BOWMAN,
10
.8 - ** - (kir. Front and *Market Ste—
- 1111:01tE AND IJNADAILTNiiittND SPICES;
from the moetimlebratstdmillititi.the coon
jiy,j`ust reeitied aalorBl4o7 -
jl4 •
PO.;'.lli4l'
IitiAIIS for preser4ing,Lof all kinds, ail and
5.7 examine, at -NICHOLS &HOWMAII,
)440 Cor. Front iad Ilikket.£46l
r l i from: P4/6 Males'
fy isz; said mew, •
for a* byu rmi
_ 00 ;‘I tomis ---
10 - ket s teets.
MY--
IN=IEM
EU
=II
New 2hrrtiet louts.
Oreat "ittnerkaui•llelaedies,"
KbrowN AS "RELMBOLD'
GENUINE' PREPARATIONS, VIZ :
RELMBOLD EXTRACT " BM:MU,"
" SABSAPABILLA,
" IMPROVEED ROSE WASH.
RELMBOLD:A
GENUINEE F RRi,,II T laN
COMPOUND
FLUID, EXTRACT_ BUCHU,
A POSITIVE AWiPIPPICiIiKMEDY -
For DiFeases O the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVED,-
' AND DhOPaICIABIEWSILLIWS.
This Medicine increases the_powerof Diges
tion, and,excites the ABSORBENTS*to heal
thy action, 1:13+ which the WAAPERYbr iCatair
CEROUS 'depositions, and all UNNATURAL
ENLABGEMENIS are redneed,..se
and inflammation,and iticurfor-MEN;WO
MEN or CHILDR EN.
HEMBOID'S- EXTRACT BUOHO`
FOB WEAKNE3SEB
Arising from Excesses,-..14443,0 Dissipation,
Early, Indiscreiton,or Abuse.
ATTENDED WITH ' TSB wnio 137111CPT0118 :
Indisposificin •to Fier-Dryines of the Skin,
tion, i Loss of Power,
tosikof ifembry, Diffianity oP • Breathilig,
Weak Nre4 .
Horror o Disease, . Wakekulness,...:
Diranese of. 'Vision, • Pain in the Back,
Universal Lamitude ofFlughlog of the Body,
the itristi,ditSystanaruptlitins oni•the•liico,
agt , gaga.), Cknuitenanceo
These eiyaiptbmti; ihdloWed to go eis, - :vehibh
this medicine invariably, removes, soon follow
IMPOTENCY, PATOITY,4PLE,EP PIA%
In one of which the patient may expire. Who
can say Ahat' they arti• not frequently followed
by thows',i'difetat diseases:"'
IneiNITY AND:eON , ff..WEPTIO2/1
limy ire aware Of the cape of. :their gaol'
Joga i , bne, none will confess. The reocridsof:tho,
Insane ApYlunis *4 the molincholy : deattuf
im "
00. nmption, bear ample witness to the tru th th
bt the asiertlon..
THE CONSTrITT22O 014VEAFFMT41)
• ,CWITEPOROANIC,r WILLYEISAV
ilequiret he aid of medicine ta'afrerikettaii44
inelgrink the system, which Hehnbold's Ex
dract:Bnahu invariably deice. ' A trial will con-•
vine the Most'skeptical4
.
.„.gotAtats,Fnuaza--F.Eikass,
did.revie YOV2I7.O,:BAVGLE. IL4.RIVAD, Olt"
CONTEMPLATING HAREL4GE,
zn many affections • peculiar :to ifenmies,..
S l itraet Buchu Is. tmequalled rby,Any tithe;
leniettf,;aB in Chimed or ibitentiol43ll.weilutt
a**, giant:limo, or...suppression , of,,Ain,enki,
howl. !Evacuations, gllastatedt ougtolitrnops- •
gat, ".0 the Uterus, tLeuttortheal or ..WI lttelle •
Sterility; and:for allexenplaWsinniflolit 10•Alfe
sea, Whnther arising from indiscretl9l2l.l44ll:
Ilialpationetic in the i
j gIMN ; I:iII•VIELUOR War , ialen.
.NBA
,rfigoordY*.t . wimeweir. ,
' 1 1 5,4 t Arm * . 01 , oral M
cine for .13P
UX ryk,
HEMBOI Ir
tlYS'aialtAL BuallY '
Cures SecrptiAnwitel Aria their staseW;#
tle eirpensel.little or no - change. in diet ;-no_in
oonvenfertne and no everiure. It causes frot
spent dare, s and giVes stiength to grinatei
thi•rebi removing obstructitins, pre_ venting an
curing Striotures of the Urethra,. airaylog pain
and inflammation, so .frequent In , this class - of
diseasespand ezpellin&Poisonotui,DPwased,ltitd
who Matter. Thousands upon thousands
who have.been the victims of.qtytclut, and who
bavi_paid heavy fees to be cured In a short
thue,'have found they were .deceived, kind that
the "Poison': has by the use of `‘‘powerfur
AettingeOtor" beQn dried np in the 896teP4,1_,_,,61
break gotta an aggravated 4 ll / 5 4 and,4 1 0 4 42. 6 .
after marriage.
Use HEIALBOISYS EXT.Eitai ,Istithar for
all Affections= and-Diseases of the ;Urinary 01:=
iins,"*hether eadstingln,Atite ot Female, from
whatever owe 0 41ifigatiiii*Ld no mat ter
_ of
how long ceding, ; Dieeases of these Masai
require:the of. a nigreitic. 1110123(MYS!
hX.l.BitCfEßUlSiltra the Grtiftt
it is cininin to two the - Aeilred Itt :air
Diseases formttioh it isieconimended.
- 81(xid r -Blood--13,100d. EleinthoUHighir
63S g a ARS4 1,418 0 11 ::0 9 f mni trPP the te5t :B LI; loo: 4 d: S tr I ti s P d l ose n a lIct itadat i l' Es gil. 01 11 : T t ill h T b i l t s b Sexual Or-
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t lyre, and oilier Mucus Surfaiiits, making its sir
Kenna) iaShe, of Ulcers Heimbold s
Extract &tympan foAm ic, Pairitilethe Blood, and.
removes.all-seav Fooptions of the Skin, giving
to the Cmplmon. a Clear and Healthy Color.lt being prepared, for class of.
complaints, its Blood-Purifying Properties are
preserved to. a greater extent than any other
preparation of Sarsaparilla. • '
- EXLMBOLD'S ROSE wAsEt.
An =cadent Lotion for diatxwes of a Syphi
litic Nature, and as fti; infection in diseasea of
the-trinary Organs, arising from habits of
diesiliation, used in connection with the Ex
tracts Buchu and Sarsaparilla, insnch disease!
as recommended. „Evidence of the most re
sponsible antiieliableaterecter will accompany
- the , medicines. OEBTIFIO6TES or MEP
fronx eight to twenty years standing, - with
names known to 'Science and - Fame. For
Properties, of &mina, see DiePentatrY of
the United States'. See 'Professor DEWEE'S
valltablemorks on the Piebtice of Physic. = Bee
, remarks made by the late cerebrated Dr; PIFF„;._
SKIM, Philadelphia. See remarks madeby Dr. ,
EPHRAIM McDOWILL, a celebrated Physkftm
and member:of the BoYal Chllege of`Surgecine,
Ireland, and published in the Transaotiontebt
the Kings and Queen's Journal. See Medkw-'
Cirargical Beyiew, published by BENJ.
VEK•Feliow of the BoyalVollege of Surgeons..
See most of the late Standard works- on 'Medi
cine. , Extract of .Buchu SI 'OO poi,b6ttle, or.
six for $6 . 00. Marna •Of SarsapariliN • $1 00 1
per ibottle,, or six foi $6 Improved <Bose
Wash,
_6O cents per bottle ,
or six for a 60, or
halt kdosen **Tor 412 00, which will be suf
&lent to Ptire.the most obstinate caies, if dire&
lions: are !Aired Delivered to any' address
Ee9imay packed Sfium observation • beticsibe
symptoms_ in all pppmiatlentionti: Cures guar
anteed-'; .647.6 3 e, 61 3 4 18 .
ARIDA
'Personally appeared before Me arc stAderniMi
of the city- of Philadelphia, M. T. Meizaliel&
whoi being tduly svrovi, dolik soy, hS *Spank;
'Wins contain no narcotic, no mgc•OxY, or ether,
injurious drugs, and Are purely vegetable.
• • - ;ILT. JIKAW/IX'
Sworn and Subscrlimd..befor9 one, thiS2adtry
of ! November, -,1g64, W 2- P. ABM,
Aldennink Nfrdhletreekt all. Bice; Phil 4.
- Address latent' for InforansitelifilTcolia&ntii
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Departare and arrival - of the Malls.
On and after Monday, AprlllOth, 1868, the
malls WM. close as follows:
110}/THEBH CENBIEtre4.4./WiaolW.
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places between Harris'-
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I and Elmira, N. Y. ! at.. 12 .M
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linuoport and - Lewin.
burg
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Md., inrlFailiington;
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Cfte Celegrapil,
Awn the Sunday Chronicle, June 11.3
President Lincoln and the Albany
A correspondence between certain citizens of
Albany, New York, and the President of the
United El i tes has just been made public, and
.1a attract g And properly so;
for the quesricios,prer t qutidin the letter of the
eItiSSILS and theriepiror titer-President, are ex
tremely.mepreptioss-turd critical. The misfor
tune of opprialtlan or Democratic rolitice in this
crisisis, that the large proportion of those who
1 1 clamor for the shield of the Fedentl Constitution
Ito protect internal traitors in "thelreedbm of
speech and the press," are the Same who in
1880-61 insisted that, under the Constitution, a
State hark' right to secede from the Uniok or,
Mr. Preaident Buchanan held, that if a State
so seceded, there was no authority to "coerce"
is-back to its sworn allegiance. And - on this
proposition ftesident Lincoln administers some
quaint and suggeative counsel to his Albany
interrogators. Have the new worshipers of the
Federal Constitution ever reflected that it•ls an
instrument formed rather for peace than tor
war, and that whenever it is silent as to the war
powers, its whole instinct and object command
that the Executive shall employ its authority
to save the Eepublic? President Lincoln, in his
reply to the Alliardans, intimates this 'bought
with chatactetistic rilreetness. lie says:
92.1 d
7A.ff
Prior to my inert elation here it had been in -
etileated that any ,State had, a lawful right to
secede'from the national Union, and that it
would be expedient to exercise the right when
ever the devotees of the doctrine should fail to
elect a Piesident , to, their own liking. I wee
elected contrary_ to their liking ; and, accord-
Inkly so 'far as it was legally pow:Able, they
14,tak (Riven States out of the Unien, had
seized in ny of the United States forts, and had
fired iii the United States flag, all before I
x t
had'dcine any official act whatever. The re
itelikin thus began soon ran into the present
civil wit ; and, in certainaespects, it begturon
very =Anal terms between the parties. The
surgeirtslad been preparing for it more than
ty Yeliati,, while the Government had taken
no steps
,fo resist there. The &mew had care
mt.+ cbiteidered all the means which could be
turned their Account. .B undoubtedly sass a -
isell- 4 reliturce with thou that in their own un
-4
respirjed !grist° destroy Ciiwn,
awnitutiOn, and '
uge;,au together' the Gicernimtut would, in great
degree, hei redrafted by the sense Gentiteflos end law
from ernistisii their , purest. , L .!
Iris ,41ittiffIXIT441111104at Mast= Corning
dud”hii n fociates, who are now so solicitous to
'044 the President, should not have been
"] gy p' in presteitting-this violation
asilliationlyier.lLincoires preylecessex,
gas i be, ivs attached. terthe Demociatic
t, , nebei4 Sitio maned to the war
era - habit ***l* WM there/eta,
dm Corningriategi estfr-dreamildef invokiuy
a aikallielA Ira he found he could thus
it Atitaisistratton. Men so long silent as
fit, of the Constitu tion, Wioeauld k
emp'ored to rescue the
Republib by 'their own=-President, are toe fate,
toculamny and too lamentablylate t nrhen they
complain that the sainepow era menet exerdeed
by a s
_in re President who found the wreck of
ii, Gov rnentleft by a cowardly and treason
able .. .
, Prod ent Lincoln's reply to the Albany com
mittee !Inuit - work good among all men. It
eta f lb! balledkis first public answer to the
mead* of foes and the doubts of friends.
Whitt-Must impress every chisel lit the perfect
freedoni-enci futnitness of his utterances. He
map: net, he cannot, satisfy entirely" the public
or the private fee. But-be clears as with .
a Sunbeam._ the cloud on every loyal mind.
liettis to know how the loyalists everywhere
lux% for' something from. Abraham Lincoln
fdarnilthcm against his foes and theirs. '1 hese
men are not simply men of his former party,
out-off the extinct organiestions of past days.
And Weems to us that they will take his let
ter to the Albany Democrats asthe best response,
ind'iddeed toe very best rebuke, they could
make to the so-called Democracy. The last
fiaskigeof tberPresident's letter should be first
in the mind of every soldier-nticen and cf
ever] @tire n-enidier. It is perhaps a bAter
ftily/o•lir Corning and hie associaiewthea
the preceding pages; for while giiing his
°pinker's upon the arrest of Mr. Valiancligham,
it stakes=protioeitiods and principles which the
present opposing partisans of the Adininistrir
tioninal profitably recall in other days.
~, Aillthak Preddent Lincoln writes, however,
Is so dharaeteristic that It is unnecessary to se
lect paragraphs. Piobtbly, however, a good,
it - not abetter way, to close this series of cor
'respondence with the Albany d•Democrats," is
to copy this paragraph from his letter to those
most aupei fine, patriots:
I understand the meeting, whose resolutions
I iiinconsidering, to be in favor of suppressing
the kbeilien by military force—by armies.
Long experienenims shown that armies cannot
be maintained unlimedeStation shall be punished
by the severe penalty of death. The case re
quires, and the law und the Const talon sanc
tion; this punishment. Must .1 - lhoot a simple
suinded soldier boy who deserts, white I must not touch
a he* of sturdy agitator: who induces hen to desert ?
high; none "the lees injurious when effected by
geiang a father, or brother, or friend, into a
public meeting, and there working upon kis
feelings till hels persuaded to write the soldier
boy that he is fighting in a bad cause, for a
Wickedadministration of a contemptible Gov
ernMent, .too weak to arrest and punish him.ff
he shall desert. I think , that in such a 'ease,
to "silence the agitator and save the boy is not
only constitutional, but withal a great mercy.
The case presented by the Albairy agitators
was( that of Mr. Valhoidigham, the . present
Ikettocritatic candidate for Governor- of Ohio.
The contrast should make the Dentocnitic lead-
On Of Ohio bow their heads in shime.
. Mr. Lincoln's reply isofpir hisown heart and
o f the p4teple. Udder the stormy
sumacs of public. Was, it is something to
know, As we ilo r by his letter to the . Albany
Democrats,diat Asanizeir LINCOLN antinszir me
,
mint, Arm mat ma war. WZ OR MI Ipfl4E TEI
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EIRENOII ENOLISH BLACKING, mar
-1 • 4thited tot only** retain the *ll of but
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