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WEDNESDAY MOBNINO, DEC. 24.
i TbeLafe Cabinet <iiiais.’
The country has been confidently agi
tated for a few days- past at the prospect
of a reconstruction of- the'Cabinet at thia
peyitoascriaisioi itabiatory. > - Messrs., Saw-,
ibn end Chabi botheent in their resigna
tions, ’ ap4 other.resignations -were -.ex-
To reconatructa Cabinet in ordinary:
timsai*:a T wStk ofnoiaefiottatippo'rtanco
except to the parties_moro immediately in
terested. i It Was done during Gen. Jack-
sos'a Administration; - bnt tbs. thing oc-
casioned more amnsemont than alarm; nor
did it at all change the general policy of
the Administration. In Great Britain a
change of Cabinet thing of frequent
oeonrrence. The defeat in the Honae of
Commons of an important administration.
measure is an expression of a want of con -
fiiena by the popular branch of the Leg
islature, and is almost Invariably followed
.by the resignation of the ministry, where-
Upon the sovereign immediately , calls upon
some leading member of the dominant par
ty/ov the time being to form another Cabi-
net, composed either-entirely or partly of
new elements; and generally then changes
cany with them a change of policy more or
lets.
Iba late movement In. Wuhington was
in come xeapecta brought about in the
«ai»t way—-an expression of want of confi
de nee—not in the Cabinet, tut in Mr. Saw-
am, and perhaps one or two other mem
ber*—not by a regular parliamentary vote,
bothy a party caucus-of Senators. Itwu
an extraordinary proceeding, one which we
think was precipitate and ill-advised, how-
ever well intended. .
On Tuesday, 16th, after the death of Mr.
Haxowxtt had boon announced, and the
customary resolutions adopted, the Senate
adjourned early. Notice was then given,
through lha Sergeant-at-arms, to the Re
publican Senators .to assemble in cauous
immediately. We.now copy a part of thei
narrative as giveb by the correspondent:
of ths Hew York finer. ~
! Twsnty-four. wefa present/pud as eoon
as the stums hod Grimes
offered a resolution to .iho effeolTthsl tbs
welfare of tbs country required tbs pith
dnnl from tbs Cabinet of Uu Secretory
of Bteto. Hr. Grimeeaceompenied tbs re
solution with a speech donounoing Ur: Bo
wardin the.sharpest. manner;andhewas
followed by Hr. Feesenden, Hr. Trumbull,
Ur. tfsds, Ur. Fields thenewSenetor from
Now Jersey, ui several others Ja the
wms (train; The general tenor of their
remark*, was that Ur. Bew*rd exercised s
complete: ud controlling Influence over
President Lincoln, end that, this influence
was the canes of the tardy and Ineffectual
picsecntion of ths war. It was alleged
that he bad resisted strenuously the Froo
■ lamatlonof Emancipation, as well as the
•removal of McClellan—end that the de
parture of Gen. Beaks for the Gulf, just at
the moment when he was needed to co-op
erate with Burnside in the movement upon
r Biehmond, was due entirely to him. The
attack was eridenily concerted, and was
; pressedwiththe utmost vehemence. The
acre conservative Benators,t*ken entirely
:hy sunrise, metit mainly by pleas for de
lay. Mr.Klng, of New Turk, at some
length, 4sprecaied haety action on "a ques
tion of eo much moment, and a proposition
, Was finally made to adjourn.. Thiawaa re
- - eiated very warmly and with a good deal,
of impatience, by the supporters of the
resolution, who demanded. an immediate
decision; : It was carried, however,' by j a
voto.of 13 to 11. • ■ t 1 ; j
On Wednesday afternoon the caucus met
again, and 29 Senators were present. The
" feeling of the members .had not changed,
and bytha cop
servatirCe to evade ;th» .issue , which had
been Tailed rather than’ meot it director.
Ur, Hanis/of Hew York, offered Senbati
;tute for the.. resolution of Mr, Grimes, de
■ clsring that, in Ihejadgmant of the Kepub
. licanmembersofthe Benate,thewal(arebf
; the country would bo promoted by a re
- urntTucHoAefthMCahauL. It wae urged
that this would deprive the movement of
the appearaace of bdng directed against
: Ur. Bewaid personally, ahdwoold give the
: . President an opportunity of making other
. changes which might bo deemed desirable.
' Oceasion vru taken tb cbrreet Come of the
misstatements which had been made in re
gard to Mr. Seward. Mr. Wilson, of Mas-
J saehnsejui, saidhebad beeneesnred,lnthe
"most direct rand, explicit manner, bj : the
If Was himself, that Ur; Seward
thir.p ish&lcver to id vitk tit ez-
On. .Banie, either In ita qrigi
on or in its final departure, and
ft 1 the hipest degree unjust to
uponaible for it. Similar stale
) made concerning other specific
which had been >rought against
iy of State. It wall said, for ex
th* authority, I beUete, of Ur.
: Chasej tbst so far from opposing the Eman
cipation Proclamation, Ur. Beward not
only gate it his support at the time it was
issnad, hot suggested and caused to be in
serted ono of the most important of the
prorisions which it embodies.
Subsequently, on motion of Mr. Ezsixs
nan, die word "partial 1 was inserted be
-:. fora thd word ''re-csnstrootioD,—so- as: to
. call fora partial recons traction only. This
was adopted unanimously, except Senator
- Kuo, or New York, who decljned to, tqle.
After this Totej a Oommlitee of nlne, con
sisting: of' Messrs; Couanin, r Sonata,
Ptssußis, Hanais,,' ffowanp, Want,
: Taunspu, Gantts' and Bsowniao, was
appointed to wait upon Mr. Liacotn and
lnfbrml him of the action which had been
I.-! :
Meanwhile Mr. Sswaan, hating learned
- What M lelren pluoiy tHthlptlel the !
Commilteahy placing in 'the Presidept'o
handsjalaUer reslgninghla office of Secre
tary tf Btata,with a requestthat itmight
- be! accepted immediately; This Mr. la-..
.cow declined doing, bnt called upon Mr;
Senaen at his office next morning to con
; fef ,w4b Urn on the subject., We quote
agsita:,
. “Mr. Seward told the President that' ha
i.vi:
mait IwMCttMdfromliciMlng »Djeonttr-.
wSk'Mi»"«S®iiW' «üb}»ct of hI»
■v. migration;—tb*t It ▼*«'hioidbri wh»t
Memftd to b« a tmulnaai oxpmtfm of.
tho opinion oh tb»p»rt of tho BopabUcnh
’ S*n»tot»tb*tbo»agbt’iiOlong« to
. tioplnoo;—■tbnt theßnrtld*ntkn«w bottor
’' ib»n 'utjr oiitf nnaioir tf* owotap
tionion 'nhioh. their -ootlon rWtod
true:—tlotho h*d no explnnitionto offer
«i4oerl*inly honolo nek;—thaloofcr u
the
- linpplest Wy of hi* lib would M (B*t
whioh »b6uldnioMOhinlh»nor*bljr,Kid
without «»y <nHtt*nly«hrinHngfroinUbor
/: .. orrwpoMibllity from. phbUs office; tnd:
:: tbo PmidentloMl m
V ' the question wlthoatthe •llghtootintojfer.
-bum of iaSatseofroa blro. Ho-dholinod
- - •tio io att«Bd *i>7 fiiirtli«r meetingeof tho
• CohihofcMia
" - »nTiag*»*tiottoonoernißg,publle’*f»ii*;
' roniina
dntlo* of hi* ’nntll hls''«u«c<Mor>
s»g^^ftiaia§
f=-tW*"iSi 7~7?ZELSZ£SIZ2ieS!£&Z.
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ii' -
tag the aeattaenUof the entire Committee.
Ik urged the importance of a Cabinot which
should bo united in its views of publiepol
icy, and which ehonld insist npon s-vigor*
ous prosecution of the war. Each member
then expressed briefly bis views Individu*
ally. Likcolx, after hearing them
attentively;-expressed the* profound solid
tude which he felt on the subject they had
brought before him, and the.overwhelmiog
anxiety which oppressed him concerning
tho condition of the country and the pro
gress of the war. u What lh« country wanted,
he scud, wo* military twcm. Without that,,
nothing conld go right-'-with that nothing
could go, wrong. He did not see how the
measure proposed by the Committee would
furnish the remedy required; If he had a
Cabinet of angels they could not give the
i country military successes, and that was
what was wanted and what must be had.
But he promised hla moat careful attention
• to the subject; and another interview was
appointed for the next evening in presence
■ of the Cabinet.”
On'Friday the Committee had another
interview with the President, at whloh the
acceptance of Mr. Siwakd’s resignation was
discussed, but the Committee was here di
vided in opinion, so that no eonolosion was
arrived at Meanwhile Mr. Cbabc sent in
i his resignation, a man who, a? head of the
i Treasury Department, enjoys thecoafidenee
of the country in an eminent degree, and
whose place it would be hard, perhaps im
possible, to fill without serious detriment
to the. public interest At this point itbe
eame highly proper for the President to do
■Just what ho did .• do—soliolt both the gen-1
tlemen to withdraw their resignations, b i
is said that Mr. Cbabc made it a condition
of his remaining in office that Mr. Bswaed
should also. remain. * The whole mat
ter is now over, and we feel satis
fied that, so far from> weakening the
administration, this affair will; cause its
members to draw closer together and un
derstand one another better, and thus give
them strength: as a unit* And* while no
honest mAn can doubt for a moment that
the Senators were prompted to do what
they did by patriotic motives, we are very
gladnhat their efforts proved*failure;
for had it succeeded, U would have inaugu
rated a most dangerous precedent—an im
pingement of one branch of the govern
ment upon another.
We frankly admit that we were at one
time among those who felt that i Mr. flsw
a&d was not sb earnest as he ought to be
in the great work of suppressing this re
bellion. 1 We feared that he was holding
the hands of the Provident,. and softening
blows which ought to have fallen with allj
possible force -upon the: enemies of the
[ country; but the recent publication of his
| diplomatic correspondence, and other rev
elations, have satisfied u> that in this we
wronged him* It was said that be opposed
the policy of emancipation to the last mo
ment; bat that statement was not true.
He may lack the: fiery zeal of Wad*, or
Cbasc, or Sonscn,; but we now think
that he has been inflexibly tone; and we
ail know that be is highly gifted and con
summately sagacious.
North Carolina. |
Ths course of affairs In North Carolina I
looks promising and apeak* oil concert of I
action and a system of combined movements, I
such as alone can hare hope or jpmnise of I
success, there oranywheTC slsc. The In-1
telligonee ire hare goes to show that the I
direct railway communication between I
Biehmondand Wilmington is now ent off I
by our forces under Gen. Bostxb, and as I
wa heard that an expedition left Port Boyel,
some time ago, and steered northwards, and
that in due time \U Was teen entering tha
Cape, Bear riser, by a steamer from the
Gulf hound for New; York, we may look for
news of an attack en Wilmington, witb,we j
trust, a successfal reenlt, almost any hour.
The rebels, in those parts, hare-eridently
had apremonition of for by their
dispatches from Baieigh we find them eali
ing on the Richmond authorities for rein
forcements, both for Gen. Evens at Golds
boro’: and to meet the expected attack on
Wilmington. 80 far as wa can learn, it
would appear that they hare called in Tain.
Gen. Lee will be alow to weaken his army,
with so daring a General as Bcasstn*’
watching his movement*.
We ere under obligation! to the Hon.
J. K. Mooanxao for repeated ferore in tbe.
way of departmental report), drefu of
bills, and other public documents.
, Gen.Hchoepl’s Opinion of Bnell.
The Buell Court of Inquiry progresses
slowly in its investigation. The exnraias
tiou of Gen. Steadman was eontioued to
day, aodsomeeery Interesting faeU tUtiU
ed. / Among the interrogatories propound
ed by General Buell was: “Hare yen ever,
heard any officer question my' loyalty 1"
Gen. Steadman replied, “yes,”; “who wat
he ?" asked General Buell. General Stead
man declined answering, unless tbe Court
required him to do ’ eo. The Court then
called. upon him to reply. She- General
then stated it might implibate one »f tU
Court. Tub statement, Instead of making
a change in their decision, only made the
question more important. - Gen. Steadman
ICn stated that he had heard Gen. Schoepf
erprtet a doubt regarding Gen. Buell’s loy
alty.’ Gen. Steadman was then asked
what Gen. Schoepf had said.] Gen. Btead
man replied thathe had heard Gen. Schoepf
say that General “Butll vat atraitor.’’ ,
Gass. Bason and J,oe Johnston Ure at
hinrfreosboio,’ and also Gen; Folk. Jeff.’
Darla and the rebel generals are'seported
to hare held a grand oouncil .of war. at
Murfreesboro, last week, at jwhleh it (ran
determined: that■ Middle: Tennessee, I as
well asthe whole Btate,ahouldbe.defended
to the last. They were eonßdent of their
ability to whip Boeecrans, and boasted
that they would capture Nashrille and
drive the Federels out of Tennessee by!the
flrstof January;
John Morgan ie again on . the wing,
botmd' ’Kentuoky-wara.: The Kentucky
rebcle teem to bo well potted ee to the Con
templnted morementeof their friends; the
HbeTgSeraie;AtXouisTmoandXering
ton, they are boasting that JohnJiforgan
has ptomlted to eat hie Christmas dinner
at Bexington, and declares, that he will do
so. •
A inn. Colonel, A. W. Jones, wseteeent
ly captared in Arkansatl .Be wee the Fro
rest Marshal Stnetal of the “ Trane-MUila
tippl dletriet.” He deeerlhet.the any in
Arkaneaa ai loa moitwratched condition. In
theJangaage of hie negro serrant (who wat
with hu»)y , 'ihey Jest got plenty of nothing,”
Be statet thal Balni and Pareena hare been
cutted. Frotl command! Paraona' dlriaioa,
and la to bsdrepete. Proritioai bad beatma
eOesanathat Gea.Hindman had. leaned eg.
aster fiafnil bmßiaa fro«e MUfonrite at once
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LIST. Onltsd fltstoslzctoe Tss«lbr tbs! jut of Al
iMbssy coomty nortb of tbs Obis sad AUttbsay
riruseoir WsM/bdsref, Ms baa fs*
cstTsd fro* tbs Aaflttsr,%ail to bo* dss sed m>s>.
bis. tf tbtotn to Dst pSid UIM BATBj tbs Uw
iwsliss YIB NB ClßT.lft bs sddsd* m tbs sot<
tscOootsbstssdAfafdtotmtnl.: /•
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: > Butooumii rntmuit Mi't,-) V j
. Dic*UttlflLlU& li -
/GENERAL ORDER.—Crop ITowe
\3T will OnoooUa, Cm a rtadesroo, for d/kll.
•d m, aaO orotWoa win lejeaSa' hr the sneer
Staff pOU riorooertent* ead enbelttliauj per
dee thet war haneltar rroort. ta tha tolidngioe
oocntadhytterranaitMaratatataoUr--. !
The IMto Vaalwaat ee raaarrtraflla Mllltl) her
log baaedericeetad fcr promt doty, the CoeiSaar
of Captaia Bajata eadti>.d totfc«_rattotaal,\ad
netn mthar ordan will ta eeatlnnad on doty la
thla dlj. 4M other/coßpaatae and detachmmM,
altar haugdothad end at mad, will he’aaal totta
paaret laudwroM el Crap.,Omits, - Met . Hahla
lKaot?pllielWaotlhaiiia;liju' tiWwS
oßcan, OT nowoommlaetoaaa ottaer In coaqpa oi
aeoh AetWhawad, to the coaaaadael at .them
OaiUarend in the <m of Hcmata Wr dwartan,
the naoaaen ehargm win he fiMmi aadjeaUa,
w th a Tier to the trlal of ioa ollntdan hy ocmrt
-eteftlal. ’
the tent «f/aarrlce Of dmtad menrcpmrhaee
from the data of their roponln* IW dntr. aed an
Whehenedladtsnpon, aim lagrilp emoted
or dtahargad,crharoeeeeetadthmaa;mwltSpni
atthartty altar raportlas.arodmrtOT, and wdl he
the partpd.fcrwMdh they wm'ttr.Bed mar bare
Wire Bohan and theaapolmW ap-.
prabaaaloa,wtn baptldlw tkadaUrary at earde
awtar apoe the aactlkaata of the eimmaOtag egeer.
ar Prergal Manhel, to athnh Iha Cmenar waa da
.OldlbVeflßdUt lfflh 'BiitoißA fMtttjlnaJa
- o- PHariw,...
JfEW \ JnfKHTME.gEJrTg. I
PSaddT'fraddT
ABD POST IBS haring been H- 1
labalralf'maplorad far lb. pirpoai oi prHoildo* |
Ibo pablto agoloai tbo BCBBIAB MBBL*. I bar.
I Milt my dnly to mako tka following ctataman. 1 • 1
■ Tba BOSBIAH PIBBDB to rctolarly
'oadfoootttil«a)skkoMOßd«aodJa tho-IMM* w.l
balar cocnparallfily oaw, 11 kaa lu npoUltoo 1
to a aka la tba Waa. I bar# aocorad Ibe right hr
I lta>alaberr;la tba aipaatatlaa oC It* worbrog tba
cxeUndoa of all btbar ip cractoa, aid aaronoa bao.
Idlappolatadl.aadAka aaaaamua alnow ]
I dcamaaliocboadMliapvatoVo fBeItSDIMOI
1 000111 KTo fi.ll city. I, ~ I
I' llTdlto aadiOanttoldtt «»«rog BMOTikOWS,
1 anmaadmyaaf. aadaljothat °f tbaaopatlir-ty of :
I tko BCBIUH rKBBLSB.
TbapobUo will plaaaaraoaaibor Ihat tbauamaa
a! tbasartlaa vapropoao to oflar lhaia art tboaa cf
o nOßßßbote (bay alraadj boo*, at laaat by tape
falloii, aad/diwbol w tor-htokad at to raudar It la-
OMdbi*to wMrtala'*h tbar ttaykar. a l cal
habitation ot not. •
i J.DIAMOHD,
d»ghS*-»>ir
QHBIBT
Photographic Minims,
fkn flMtl, bMI «u 4 cbMpnt naoitmuil In IU dtjr.
i :'r .-f. .•'••Jii - '-' ■* <fc ‘ J-j
Children’* Toy Book* and Gaines* |
BOOKS, of 111 kliiSl,Jßr.Bol<dnj Pr.xaU.
11.000 diCeront kinds of
I PHUTOQIKt&IO riOTDBU Of QMIIIllfl.
I Ooilv of »IH* fIOtOBES roa 16
OMliuch—V| *6 per down. . . ,
JOHH W. PITTOCK,
W.S. BAVBH,
Book,.6lntloiinry tnd M*w*p*iMr Oopor,
' OPPOSITE TUX POBT OFPIOS.
JJOLIDA* PRKBKNTA
ALL 1H WANT Of I
PHOTOGRAPH AtBDMS
OB> BOOKS SUITABLE ! fOA
"• .:•■■• - •:.(
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,!
should oall at ibb . !
GIFT BOOK STORE,
| 6a Fifth Street.
I; • .... . • ; - - • .■ r ;
•waoipt, worth noH urn cihtsto
1088 HUSDBtD DOLLAM, IS OITIH WITH
I EACH BOOK »OLP. ■ A»P
•bH PAbl'd
jpOB HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
FHOTOSBAPH ALBUMS, PHOTO-ALBUMS,
.#CBaB aIBUKS—•
[. .. . HtJNTa
I BtBLIS, PBATBB BOOKS, HTMH HOOKS,
POETICAL WOBKB, ABHUAU, Ae^«A
;.' ■ 1 hunts.
QAMXS, WBITISO DISKS, PCC SIT BOOHS,
POBTMOHBAIBS, POBTPDBIOS, At, •«
Q9J*O TZHBrOf tbo bod tt»k*, s*
_r < HOKTR :
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: Uiscaiio Hiit, Fnrra Snra.
atss '■■■■■ '■ ■■ ■ ' ■
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; * Ho. U 8 Wood Street. ...
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prtouwUdi . I
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JUVKHILEAHD OTHER BOOKS,
flaiuU* tor prtwotr
OVA cutty praarat t» fl»*n wllk uehtook acid.
nrinii
fu
HOLIDAYS, 1869-3
KAY & COMPANY,
; U.OA Wood Strati i j
fUf* DoV' opAB tb«lf MOJkl •iUMITi «Uctlo» of
SalUMtfcr tbo promt t«MM, «oo«Mtog fls*
•dUfo&i «> BTAHPABD AITYffOBSj _
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PBOTOOHAPU ALBUMS,
ini «I**,* nwortmnnl M
VAMILT iHOPOOin aiBUS,
‘ P«M«B AHDBTMH •00*9.
nti luin linoptMi u nnntuU, lug* mlUo
itoa of . ...
BOOTHS FOBCOIEDItEN,
Ooiprtitoif itiwUof tfaottoit oppiviod wiltnt
for(DO-7«±B(r' - - • •
.vYbn.iaiUo tbdlroattQflun taA-tb* poblio |M*
•nOy to fowl tbsm with ft cftlVecnfliUH th*l ifaoj
000 tiflar •« onvmrpr m 1 ooUotttoo Id rebel frctt.
• doMoitdoMAwrO*!-. ’_. ..i' ■» r J > ■ '••
OTKREy’f * rKOau,
--yoß'ud,
:,■ Vert at el Matin VornltJij ,
■>: wiiaJMimSii * 00-i
6T Woodttwt.
• >»
ftlfcirmr
■OUinraymPm
Alßtlft, ' ; ‘
; BlAßlia,trl»J, • .:!•
i . ' tßmßJßttni'.
;! POST MUDS,
PMMi.bj wm. a. jobkstoh * 00.,
M9anuW' ■ ■ fltattnaw*. 67 W«od rt.
flUNSlONMiiM'i'tl— :
m'^^jSmklirooiM; I" s|.i
lo do'B«7*nrWM*p«; , , - : \
it ;V iiJUbWi rHm* ••■'
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ItklvpitMwSitoSCTrPMaJi ’, 1 I
j-Aaas^^^.
seasssssssF.
P»»OTic.Lomou«,
jitanrwwnw.
[A3 AND NEW YKAR‘B
ESE NT B.
HDNia
hunts..
R. BULGKR, Ao'r,
;; MuttKtam'of«wj.doottyUoaol
B I TJ]R»N‘ ITTT-R* HI
80. USaiTBrULD BTUCST, j
■ nttßßDiQa^?*,
A tall iMortont of PtTTBBVBQB HAHOFAQ<
TOBBD fouiroaaooatutif oa hoof. vtfeb
In «01 «0 *1 tbo torat prfcao tat OAAH.■;
]plS:lyM*o ta .» \ .
B‘
rpO COONTKY MSBOHANTOi AND
DIAI.BBB.
EATON,iIIACBU!TI & t ; 0->
' * Noa if and 1# Kifth Btoeol. ■
nuitorat*«uttiißo», *mbboi; j
DUMB, BOSIIBT, CLOVIS, BOOP SUITS,
BIB'BOM. SHIBfi), 00U.4M. TIB3, OHDlB
«Hißtitoat>iUw*Ba.wo6tM nooosi ho-
BUB, 804 BIS, BBEBXB AHD BBBTLAHP
WOOL; MOO Ita. SHXIMH«TA.BHB,on his 4 *O4
(s antra. ' ' ’ '
Our nock war Portland brforc U» lut pwa
s°Tt lo 4snb™ o «fra4^rS
VSBSp FSSDIiKBBi - tn& «D‘. who buj to mU *C*feu
a.B.—A of
Staple l>ry 'Goods,
At wb ilwwN cefrr.
VEGETABLE COUGH BYBUP,
WUeh Mter&llt to cor* when used Ui »lm* *ad *c-
cording to direction!.
the fcUowlng ortlftmtOi publUhed from
Miong othta aedfcd mlUlu the pat tbra j««n
I - - Bsoas Oun, Jaa. 1,1880. ,
Ma. : J.M. rwon— DmrßtrsWot jranitnyviM
baa been a uttering w»tb • At
ol(bt aba wontd' bifre toget oat of tad verj &*■
qnently to featbar bratS* keep frwn n&xallugi
Bearing of your Ocogb Byrup, I determined to try
it. I got o totUe from lanno Lewi* and uaed ac
cording to directlona. It |»t* Immediate wild and
acted like a cbana on bee eongb, producing tbe
obenge on bar In one weak. Bbe ban ,M
: aOTT of tbe bard coughing apella now, and In Cut 1
| may aay!»entirety cured.
ALEX. H ABBA.
Beopoetfklly,
J PimmaSf D*c. % IW>.
9. M. fcLtc»— tmr S>: Tof iOmttf®* I
b*«a «<y«g «ltb • MiMvcoogb to to*
h«d* *ftd c*aU *<4 *ta*p *t afebt tor tonitotog*
BottfUr nttog *. butU* mI ftor V#g*UbU Ooagb
Sjrsp, I ins «&tlr4j wtA by lu .
lUjaptetfatly, (I. B. W, COMBS.
f*r tot* r#m«dj •• wi lb* rroonmrnd*tloa of
•u who b»v* (Mod it, a<jJ *>to th« r««oaia*ad**
ttoh of om of th» otful phytioUu In tb* oouatry
•ho hu Htd tt ta fcW pnurttoA *x jmt vlthth#
h fCT w ttwXU, If Jon at* toabled vtth a Oooib
lofloAUU, Blinding of tb* Lonj»i UaiMty,
PhtbUio, BroochltU, VtUum'eiVUCbmit “*•
POLTOB'B t<»OOfl BTATJP.
' BpJMoc of Blood, AeUuaa, Group, Bala la the
Breoet, Hoaretnoaa, OatarTb, UflamaUoa of the-
Ufirud Dlptberia, la all lto'ataca< XOLTOS'S
(XrtJflH fIIBDP will cam sooner Chan aoj oo«fb
statue la oaa.
Wo do aol a*j that la all oooaoll will cart Uo-1
•ttMptSoo. Bo Btodldao can bo retied os to do that. |
Bat wo do aO*fo, end oUad reedy to frtya, that b|
tb» aldtftbb «odleia»» oooplod wltb prop* Malta
rj fOgalsttosoi non oor»cuUr boon for alooft 'f
ftraiat tpoaappetlto, aod OTold cxpcoora, aoao dn*
pocatooaocf be?eb*ea cured, tfo’no* noflect title
timely, admoailiea. TUe .Qau*h Byrap wtU.caro
yoorcold; keep# bottieta poor boon emaUaUy,
end taka a due on Ike ftm ajmpwa of a cold- . ;
■(Wil OOwiU ooto a booty Doctor 1 ! bra. H act
yoorlM. Don't Ml to ylfe It e trial.
Dm a nmody ta time. - Meter tmm krytacttatll
raareold ta hotter. Prepared end aold-et fl pot
bottle, by
J. K. PUITOH, Dbwis'bt,
1862 ■•••— NOVKMBKK 186 i 1
O .JL ZEb E,.8. : T- Si.
W. D. &H. H’CALLUMr 1
67 rODBTH 6TBXET.
A la*ge portion of on stock .Aorta* bien boa*U
preriooato a oori4» of adraooei, aod OmW lapleatsh
od, (toot pmodla* tbo lmyeet adraroo of Jtbootoom)
with2benewntdeeifna la
0 ABPXIS, OIL CDOTHB.WIBDO W ftHADXft,Aa,
Afbrorabto oyyortonltyla oflbrod to puchasna-at
mcntanlt ratoa, aa prion willeartatoly bo hlyber. ;
dolOilyr' ...
' )ETBOjaiT£ OIL WORKS,
PiTTBMCBQB, PA.
BBKBE A ORA7F, Proprietor*.
Capacity tw» ihooMDd t«mta p*r vnt
•V-OJBc* UONO&OAfIBLA HOUSE*'
RAMSON STARCH AGENCY.
Tbamtatigead are A(«bU, tor fttfabarib and
itduUjffer ' i
WAtTt MADISON BTAROQ COMMIT,*
And koop coututljr on hind a wpplj of UuU
ST ABC if, onflow KtiU poekacoo, wbkn will bo odd
loqaootlUoolo tkointoonmcot rowonoMotomo.
9CHOMAK.BR A LANG, ;
jaUBMW STBtKT.
HUBIA BULLS,
1U OUUI &TBSBT, MKV YOK OITT.
GOVEBHHEftT COFFEE,
Pci op la (In Ml poind pnpm»totnnboS|Oad In
bulk. Onr prtcoo run from 9to *0 coott. Wo pal
aptbofeUowterkiato:
SAYi, UABiOUBO. BOY. BIB* 810 ABO
BtJPMMIOB OOBFMM.
Wo bottom ear Ooflbo to bo tear than up c*°and
Oofltonow In non.. All ordoranddriod toco»or to
wtoßli.Nm PLAOB4IOUHQ, 18S CUna
»n cuott. eornor Waohinftoa ttroot, Wow Tort
(Bty.wd KMCto. POLLABft * DQABB,I» tad l«J
Sostn Wntar otroot, Oktcoco* nilnoM, «(U rocolro
TAB(B t PLAOB.
FANCY FUKB; i ~
uaiLOBIH’S r&NQT VDBS;
QUITS tCB OAFS, OOLLtBS * QU>VlBj
BATS AMD CAPS,
(TUT TUfUy'toA ItJU of Ibl ibCTI jooli on hut
»a 4 fornlr •»
> hocord * co/s,
Mo. UIWOOD BTBBIT.
'OU&UI BOOKai• -BOOKS:
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AKOSOTHEFUSKa,., .j ~ i
1 MiBIAMi :.■* ' /';■ i
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MES.WOMKB A*D BOOKfl; ■ .
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8 KITH A BRomfSlil*B W&ITIKQ fEOID, m
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SVUKK aOUU TO 1i8T—W6.212 lib
•rtj«'nt».ii«*r A»»a of Wood, ftoW th» U» of
April mxl. * nt^J^ HAia>4 ABBUCKLES,
d«tV v MctWwiWUtwtyHwt
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r in^^jsssgn&srssss&i
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rgi-; ■; PKr • wwy* -j, ,
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: “ ■■ j
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i!. cor.4th,»ndHarket Sts.
H4HDSOUIDBKSS OOODB.
HASMOMOLOAKB. •
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HASDSOHB SOHTAOB.
HAHMOMIHUBIAB.,. 1
HAHDBOIfI BILKS. ' I
HAHDSOMBOOLLABfI. /.
EAHDSOMBSITa. ... j j
H AHD3OHKHKU ATITOSKD E'Bi'W.,
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gTiRL BUCKLES AKO PIHB, ;
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VEILS, INTAKES’ EMBBOI
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U osaMataeftof tU mit rah for them efc«p
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lot from Siv will tnrfvftoa Hoods?*
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BARKER AsCO.’S,
kratyitytothotto boft prtoasM iow
■tm thOM of last ;ttr,
g I I* K B,
holiday presents.
BARKER A CO.’S,
At €2)f&, tSci fl» itod apibttfli. As almeat cm-
Halted aaortmaL :: V ',r. ■■■',■ #*U'
mflE HOLIDAYS ABB FABT AP-
X PBOAOHIBd, aad good people tooktaf ferap*
prcprUU tckeaecf thitrfud vffl tad afltotka to
preeeal to Meade tad aeifbbon aa ta Tiled to call a!
MACRUM & CLYDE’S,
■ - Embroideries; j ■
Wkickn bin JUBKBD DOWS TO SJOTJUa
OOSTI
rial bbbdle-wobx oou.au, sen abo
wa ms, a«. ; oaob ooLuta a errs
-’' riBB 888808 LACB A MUTB;;
rCEI LIKIN HUDKKSOHIXn,fcrOXo.
WaoStf BisOAirßSte U» ofconiootfcttaulsi.
to cieeeoot car stock alt b tbeoUjear*.. .*; i 7 *
HAoama glydb, j
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(between yoarlb aad tba Piaawid.) - "-’"daU—
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: One CajecfWid# Skirt Braid*,
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With* fall Ussof «nth» othtf kadtofeoter*,•*
Vbo!«nU*&d raUD.
BATCH, KACBCM '* C 0.,:
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ijio abkitb. _
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a icpibiqb * ww.sMtaL ■
To tirm n iuxV» W««AORI
lapoochtsb* wwatßra. : r': *•
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Cl MARKET STBEET,
e» habkst «TB£rr.
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•- Attd wtßitao'onr atock <4
teiuiuheh, oabbbio
ABDBHB'D B’BK'TS;
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Iarge Stock of
6 L 6 s
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..: amo, - .
600 PIECES
Delaines, •
AT. 25 CENTS,
W. & D. HUCUB’,
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4ra«MnMßL'<4.i
vroVKLTIKa w» HOLIDAY GISTS,
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! tUUMmU BAMMUWIn ttaellj.
BMBSOIDIBKD BLIPPEBS ahnat <«•!(».
Balmoral Skirts,
A ltrf» tap»lT •> U* rvjtomKl mui«l trto«. ;
JTOHJSPiXHOBHB,
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LA DI £S' AND OKMIiSMSiIS-^
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nn <<dUbtat». CBISOIB P»MMWL .AhD,
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wttU HOLIDAY QjODA Mt hun o nr) otlno
tit, rapplj of HOMOSa,fiBOT QOOB3, ta^con
pcUsg ou;hw ftod d«BlriU»arileter—Tbtbftd*
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