II
a '- i ' , A 4- I i
yum/[’l’ "m 011’]! min irr "dun, amine. and rm! . . -
.t.‘ ”mommy/1,4 ignition my mob,“ qt mo d“- ,n 31cm {in 01? Pmsonms
the call. The acts of 1793 sud other nuts on . . '9 question ‘8 often inked. why my“
the suhiect manifestly complete Ini}‘m‘.‘ _ ~_ ,- «_fl ,_ _ ;_“_ r the prisoners ohm: on the resynctive sides
”in. this «listinotian._ lii bring the militia ... "" ‘‘ ‘h 1" " ‘rcgulnriy exchanged? The answer to the
'71:,“ ”1!, Emma?" beingt luff)” «final «wire-3 OUR. FLAG i 'yquestioc may be round in thelong and ill.
I " ’z”: ’M.“ ”“‘..’ I‘“ l- ‘3'"! ”W; matured correspoudcnee between General
act: a! or, ”WWII, mutating at mulewoua, or' a e i - ‘
marching ({olwn Mailing; m iii. “1113,11“ pug“ s , _ . . . '5 ,Meredith end Mr. Ould. the agents for
fixifgrihcc." (Story's Con. Law, vol. 3, see. i ;-'_'“ ' “r; .3 ~, the exchange of prisoners on either side,
' ', ’ ‘.. , . . . .
- 1 , _ . i "‘,'.V:' 1.. luhmh hon-Just been published. Mr Uuld
mggor‘ggfgfiidc thttuan‘Pif‘an‘li‘ig; 7;“? . {insults General Merfdith—Ggenl Mero
.. . I one owns a is ‘ 4 . . Old - h the
volstedb the C . . . l .. ‘. 7 dith insult: Mn; u_—-esc secusel
nitriieatoythe “.123233‘33651 ss3l+. . ‘ icon: of both laTth. falsehood and nick of‘
booty thst this is only‘a now nuns {or the; icourtesy. . So far apart. have they got at
gigs} “a that :13; gmflggggfg rights} :nt last, (list there learns to be no chance?
, tents: no easel , an un-i W __ -_.-- __ __ ' I t ' ~
.mnatitutionai m‘rne. When Judne Strong‘ ~ - . . ~:- whlkver for settlement.' .n _the mean
was magnum; to mark with w fnueh din-i J l- 1. "Min, lDl‘l‘Ol sun "mm. 1 time the Union prisoners in Richmond-m
' itinotness the time at which the _common' "‘1” ‘ ‘ ”‘1 ' ; l; 1"“ ‘ "'3- ‘sutibring Ind dying. and the inquiry is sug
iawriibte or: then-itlizegi.3 oeawil M? his 136-? f ' {’331Y1335'21‘“ ‘‘i gee! ed. whst shall be dqni‘for them? The
'' ' m "‘"V "‘ ° “M“ '° ‘ "‘o' i“ 3‘ Mo‘mn' MORNINP DEF. "1m onl in to rented ‘ibe Hiflicult} is to n 34
word. when he became a. soldier—why did; ‘ ‘ J' .." " ' , y y .y. - y .
$1.00!» occur to his fertile mind ihsi Can-i ~-*»—'_—_—"3—'—- 5..-,-.-__ :——»—-- ‘ «_._..- poun- new commissioners on hath skies.—
grm could render this distinction vslueleu; S‘Congress meets to-diiy. We expect gThene men hue got Into I dirty person-l
find glnmutnhing byl'i“ new I;ome:i<:flnture;t to give the Presiden's Message in our next. f fight, and they will not. probi‘oly get out. of‘
by 12- mg (3 mi lin “nu ionn orcee , _~_.-; 41.... i- ‘ n - . - I
it is not difficult toconceivehow suéh lung-i Orgdnkation of Chagrin-« The Radicals {tooth theirlerectige go'emminr‘ 3:5.
gastion would havelared had it‘oocurred or have mazejlp we“. mind; to hue the n‘ext “t “m. “u“ . ‘5 “Dom n w men .l e I
.Lieen made to him. But it is difficultin the - i e . lle. and jlhen If each M"! w deposed to
wgoemce of the grave issues at the present Congress, and they do 'ibt "d "_n -“°" act Ilifirflhl' "9‘ 93'0“? the Prim” 0"
day. to hie-t. so frivolousn tuggestion with; scrupleja tothe’ means to,“ elnployedfor 1 both sides, and adjust; minor matters after:
Alhtnrrii‘ilmy'imiii éklit-granqiltgite :fit‘KSloqn! thilsl puma lffmlilgar; COQI'OIG: at tze awards! The dictates of humanity requirgi
Na in. n niwn l H s ." ssauave ale ivetemt ' ' ' ‘
lynx-tonal liberty these" pluintifl's inherimdFfiJ-omyflfi m demmm’id m wry outflhat the 3W plum!l *0 the greet "arts:
{from u renzote‘nnoesiry. and how they are‘ r ',‘ ?ll f‘hl d d“ _ Uriah-Juli] not. och the part of spelled chls
Inunriintoed to them by our comtitutions, ”eflt’y‘ 0“ (.ler 9 0° ‘h‘ m “’9 dren. . ‘ ‘
,niiiltw:i;it timedthgy refit) gi’vie lplaci: _to voi‘i‘f'jlfl‘ “19""? we in“ V'°!9“‘:°m'-h";:i The most‘geyioqg‘ paint seem! to lie—-
.mnrm,:tw:nn s royi aw 09.50 m ene meme nei rc rummeisa m ‘ u- :.- v‘ "in .
.niiitum by A (Micron, eon crush :lan grind iwbg inll-j'i-upted.p . 8 ‘ ,P a i 2: (31::fresshgwegrd. “‘8 opmt 1‘
iiiins‘e r—i‘ltifl out of existem‘o. without re- , ~ . - ~ _ ' ' i, ‘ ' -i _ .<
.uiir'J M the limitations of the Constitution)! .'1 he .“ ”Sh:n°‘°"r eonoqundeni 0f the; Mr. Ould "Y 0"! his 'Wiii-"g’f‘m. to 9“
«some Weig‘htier reason should be found for Bew‘iorh 1"" re errmg to 3‘ rumor ”1’“ ,clinuge prisoners in heretoforo. “"11“" me“-
it than the misnomermhich the act so stu-f .MP- Ltherldge, the Clerk of the House hold- ‘ for men, but Gen. Meredith demands that
diously appliesto the militia—some reasoning over. Willomitthe names of certain mem- f‘he. 01‘le Sim“ be amended so :6 Id 9"“
‘2‘“ den-es to and mm or Mam be» ”xenon thegroiindofinvrli‘mecfi‘mv ammo; l‘;{;.°mzis°t“"is“?!
ligi‘iztl.ir::(|iock.n’jmwhon’ and all our mail-l Rays, ““"3/ 4mm)“ 9f ”‘6 kind “0;“, ““3“ “gindvisable tyoabgndog this Euro wmfggle."!.j
The only eneml reason tlmLI have cveig- instant outbreak irpmi (1.: floor a lA: loan, which, is firm _ng in . much distress on our
menu! pulgg‘gsted. and which inapplicablehnd Mr. Etheridge kno‘V'Eßt.” ‘ ‘ lblff'tlveuWileg’i‘i “swim? tr‘eldutfihcommyi
ngninrtga l the views at vanoeil in this opin-, Hr Ftheridge moi a it“! Clerk by the V" I 18 0“ 8" me“ I“! . 4‘96 NIP
‘ ' " ' "' '.‘ ~ . ' . soonb toredtol l .
2:34; itaiilefiiiygiini‘riynl22:B]:{63l Lil: Republicans 0‘ lbe‘HOU-‘le! ‘ izwfsffiirnth.,anflesfiill from ixiclgiibimifg
. _’ "“"“"T—““‘v“‘-‘ ~ ;11 and hit is death. This false I 'l
:;l|';l:,;n:nh:n:2:filét ggeugfiflnztrifeg‘l’zzo Tine Restorution of the Soul/um .Sialpx.a—‘:el:l£~nliy mulls negro troops is’criijelllly
egg, nnil‘no restraint shoultl be golpmuld The New York liquid remarks that there ito white ""30 who hf‘Ye j'ought *0 Enliflntlf
in such circumutunces, H 3178 'only these is going to I)?! great deal ’ol' trouble about ’ in. the ggn'lcfi 9f ”'9” coumry} in then"
which Christnin civilization hm im’posed on" the restoration of the Southern Stu'eq to H’lmd infatuailotrflm' 32“. "grog???" the‘
_ . . l . ' ’ l ‘ ‘ r ' . 9.
ml wzirl'nre! Whatever is aceoriling to the\ the Union utter the fighting in Oder. We authorities den) rump. Juli "39 01" 0""
Constitution, the argument claims, may bei g a ~. . « __. . race. l‘he fathers, sons, _ll'otllell‘l. mothers
done. orcnurso—whntever it over and be-' he r that Presndent meolntCts I“"'I““‘|"8n anil,sisters of these brows—melt, throughout
yond the Constitution is justified as milita. plan in regard to this matter, and we. hope i ullthe nortlmhould speak out n'ild let their
1'! “909““3’. Mid Of that the President _itirnay be a good one. We are“ reliably in_:vo2ces {79,l‘9“rd “It“? ‘1"951i0“ 9:311?
' 2:“ “We" mum and findwds-irormemm maxim regularly mm‘fii‘lii.‘ mm: mm grime
I il‘he amount of amuti‘e'nt isihnt the exi- ”i“ LW'MM 0“ 'l‘“ first Monday 3" No‘itfl'the courie of the rebels in thisvmiiti'qli.
.genciel ar the timesjustify'the substitution i vember. as the State inws direct. and that i bpt m behalf of the while American sm
‘o! martial low‘i‘or the Constitution. BH‘P‘IF- J, L. ltiddéll, of New 0,193,“. was diets now luni'zii‘mhin’g~ and dying in South.
> glizli'e:firiiigiti:iiviis giflik;s?::“:n igiolecled Governor of the State, and Messrs. angiiimii tout-Sigh“ a cause none need
~sealed. principles, i)u{ifir entirely arrhitrary.“ t. R 1215“; of, New. 2'l633s}:°Bl?uac§;' ' .
inits decininhspis in truth and reality no er. 0 A. . ary a plane ,an ' OMM‘ ‘t -
low, but Nothing indulged rather thou ul~ i man, ofAscension. Were elected Repreeen~
lkrcgras Jaw-b, :- “’39 Egr:;::ln?dtl7;li’uifi tntives tflongressf Thé'Cliisse and Stan
-,oa gmumeom, .19 _ z‘ . .‘.
(which the srgument substitutes for the ‘9’} hem": m If"? Orleans tried to pv‘eYenL
(ConstilMion. .Itisuf no musequence that this election. in ordai- to keep Lolllsmna.
‘Ahé Will thas.sqt.up fousupreme law is that out of the Union until slayery be aliclished;
.ngon "gm?“ 3 majoritiy‘ 0‘: is)" people I's“] and we understnnfl that Stanton us‘ed the
,c user). ecuuse, ocean in our sys em. . . . . i . , , .
,‘lhe majority can only CthOGO men to ud-i militia” 9° intelife‘re mm the 9'19““?! bf“
.min’isier the Constitutiqn‘ as it is written.‘—' uns‘lccefizfuliw t'lhese fact-““190 new I'-
..‘Mnjoi'itien. iis‘a power recognized by law, 'lues grid the President. {must be ready to
have no more right to eqtnhlishy despot- limes-t. them according‘m the coniititutiou.
.isni than nuiinority-wouldhuve.‘ lint. ninyi , ~_:——,:~' f_. «... s-.._,
majorities or minorities set aside the Cori
stitution under pressure of rebellion'nnd in-J
Mirreotioni As tho Constitution untiei-i
putts and provides for such calamities. it‘
it‘s '1! reproach .to 'itewisdomv to sny’thnt it is ‘
inadequate ,to nucli omnrgonrios. No man ‘
JIM anyhismriphl rightto oust this reproach ‘
upon it. No current experience proves it. ‘
Itnever can he proved except by an unsuc- ‘
,t‘essl'ui .izso of the legitimate powers of the l
«COMMUUOH ngainst“rebellion, and then i
:the thing proved will he that the instrus
Imam needs amendment, which its; machine
ry is flexible" enough to nilow. Even such‘
,1: mela‘ncholy demonstration would do no
~more-thun point out necessary Amendments
.-it would not surrender the peOple to the
(.arbigtrngy will of anybody. ,I’residents and
imagiéssmen are only servttnts of the peo
.p’t_e, to do their will, not as that will-mnyfibe
expressed under passion or excitement, hdtj
,ns it stnml’s recorded in the Cdnstitutioxi.—,|
‘lt is the Constitution. indeed, which makes‘
them Presidents and Congressmen, They‘
have no. more power to set up their will,
my. the Cmstitution than so many pri-l
ante citimns would have. Outside of that
[they are WK) ,nrivete ciisens. 1
'I do not. therefore. feel the force of the,
argument drawn from the distressing cir-i
cumstaoes of the time. Bad as they iii-9,3
are make them worse by substituting arbi-i
,trsry power for constitutional rule; but ill
, .we made them better and not worse, the?
judioiol mind ought not to be expected toi
Approve the substitution, for ’it can recog-i
hire no violation of the Constitution as a]
legitimate vindication of the Constitution.
_ 'H‘o place ourselves under desliotic sway in
,order to bring back rebels to the Constita»
.tion we hove given upLis a. procedure ~tli£t
perplexes the student 9f political science, i
und will quite confound the historian of
gut- tiniest. “ . x ’
' ‘__..__,_..a.._l____ -
eEWAaD AND Mann, -
‘Mr. 'Evorett, in his speech at Gettysburg,
. said the rebellion t“commenced incense}
Im- the first time since the adoption of the,
‘ nstitution. gen election of President fiad‘
{gen Pfiected- without the votes of the
noun: i- ' 71
,» Mr. Seward". in the resence of the loin
inmate! impressive field, among the green :
woes of ,thousnnds 0t his mantrymen.‘
thrhws a different face on the matter. He‘
trays, though he '- sixty years old. and hasi
Men in public life for forty years, that
.-“.this is'the first time he has ever dared to
‘ on the 'borders of Maryland.”—
5 I What should have prevented any
man not dangerous to peace from speaking
- Where! fie said. he "had anticipated for
_‘ferty «ears, that the greet battle of freedom
would be fought there, end that slavery
_would die." ‘ ‘
Now if the South knew’ of these anticips
{ions of forty ycears standing. when Mr.
guard and men of like principles were el-
Jented 810 power would it not be more like
. 3.omm ultirm and preparations to meet
anticipated contest. than the mere fact
phat; "President had been elected without
their votes." . , f” . i . _
Either there was no cause for such antic
; lions fortx years ago. or also Mr. Everett
did not t ery deep into the causes.—
jfiunbury Month ‘ ’
i The Panda Union Par'tya—The Adminis
§¢nfion party, in the lite elections, took.
ground in favor of prosecuting the war“
Vigorous!) for what they ullnn “honorable
- find wuduring‘peace." But facts have
g-‘gabo [hat pence without mbjufation—
£l: without the abolition'ofvl avery—_
~ “9109!. the immersion of the Slate: ‘
I . "kW—peace without confiscation
g bl d the pmperiy of all the people of the ‘
, $OO ~pgace without, a total destruction
: .of th Union as it. was, and the Canniwuon
,u it s, u not the kind of peace which the
. 119 p blimn party wants.
,’ "Keep Péging Away."—This brilliani
, Mo of thefresidem should be the mo:-
ui'dzhe Demncratic party in the contetgt.
for and) over fflsehood and liberty over
“fiction, Let us “keep pegging away."
1119 {not that. we have been defeated by
act-malls {115141848 no cagse for discourag
pcht. Our greatly inci-e‘sed vote shoyl
mun my fair contest we are hrggly m
‘5 undo" y. nod the tide will be 4311 In our
*5!" Im- [can 1:) some. f'
Lf ‘ ‘ NAWP'.“ m 994°”
.- "Stemm- mprmgzg: °;' 17""? d ‘
‘ . ' _ "up 1 ea
"We: of smm and buyo-
liiMMEI
‘G'The Wm- Department at Waslainglpn
Khas decided to pay to the wives or families
, oraflicen and soldieru who are now pricon
{ers of Wfll‘,,”l(' amount that may lm,due
{them on 1115 lnny-rofls of “Mr sever-111‘
i’divisions. This too ,long dcflnycd, actgol‘
Linstice will b 9 gladly received by many a
[dependent wife and helpleas family who
lihmm been suflering for months {ox-vi nt
of {he means of subsistence whichfl ais
‘ band’s or father’s pny should have nil‘o _ d
them. It, will not. only relievg their own
wants,- But enable thém to send assistance
(9 the loved ones who are now pining in
the; enemy's prisons, at the point. .bf
starvation. ‘ ' , ~
WT)“: New York wow, in an editorial,
says that; under the new instructions issued
to surgeons of enmlling boards by the Ad
ministration, those who were egrempted at
the'late draft, will. under the new draft to
take place in-Jnnunylnext. Jve‘ liable to re
examination. So) that. many» pérsons .who
thought they had secured themselves’
against miEEtary service for lifepwili find
that another chanceds afforded them to
,1 > .
shoulder a. musket. ' -
mhn Brough,-Governor elect of Ohio,
in his épeech at. Lancaster béfo're the'olec
tion. as rcportedjn the (fincmnntiflomfixer.
cial. said: r, ' ‘ a ’
‘ “Shiver-y must be put. down, roofed out.
il every wife hqs to be madam Widow, and
every chili} to be made fatherless." .
“ Every wite" here means the wife of
every poor man, not John Brough’s wife,
,npr Horace Greehy’s‘ wife, no; Hem-y
Waffl-Beecher's wife, but_the wife of every
man who annoy. railé “hree hundred
dolim. V
”Republican onto}! said. before the
electiongn this and otb’o‘acounties. ‘.‘Eleot
Curtin and there will be no Draft 2" What.
do those they degeived think now? "‘
fi'l‘he Columbus Crisis says, that one
of its correspondelats writing from 6:l9ch
county, Ohio, says . , V‘
“Thére were ope .'hundred and fourtégn‘
negroen voted‘ in Xenia gowmhip, and
some of them as black as your hat.”
\ge’The radical theory of the status of
the rebel States is thgtdbey are no longer
members of the Union. Jefi'. Davin' theory'
is preg'gely the same. In this, as in mos}.
othir respects, _the milieu! abolitionist:
and the radical rebels agree}.
Have Ta:es.—lt is mnomj'ced that lhe
excise duties on dislilled spirits "filo be
I:l3er iicreased, nn'd it is probable thfl.
this advance is but one ogmany “hem—T
Thai-avenue of the country freq) foreign
Julie: is still very considerable, but as thy
premium on gold gee. up imfiorts will fall
03'. end the deficiency will ‘hnve to Be
supplied by direct taming). Wu- is a lux
ury which must be paid for. .‘
General gm of: a. 6mm Baffimd
‘lerrh.-’l‘his body, which recently mem
bled in Pittsburg; _hu udiourned Jimmie.
me!- a most harmonious session. The
question to appoint a. efmmittee“ to revise
the Provisional Liturgy we} diepohed of‘by
adopting I resolution to allow the W‘s-tern
Synod to prfpere a liturgy, subject to syn
od’s Approval. which they may deem better
adapted to the want: of the church. The
provisions] liturgy of the Eastern Synod
{thus remniqs untouched in its 'provisionn!
dorm for the next four years. i
38A mehnseus mfiufinwmr. who
bu I big contract. for war lfipplfiet, out of
which bl is making halfn millioh a you.
{ugly thmtoued to blow than": bruinb
out {or mdvooufing m. or win”, avo
ry mandrel [_ho‘ bu the inure“: 9f but a
fiiTlioa a you in the nu, buns M'
m 00 Sum hues brighteons man. ‘
‘ Poland.-—At the celebration ‘he‘ld \on
Tuasdny iii Nevy York, on the ocuuion of
lhemnhiversary of the Penis}: Revolution.
the‘fnllowing ie'ttel‘ from General Sigel was
read: 3‘ « ~
“Rmmxc. Pa.,,l\’nv. 10. 1966.
“ R. «T. Jawomwski‘. Srcrctqu I’D/{ah (bmmiuu
“ Dnar Sir: Your kind ithtulinn Lo“
nil-find a vmeel‘ing for thn commemoration!
of the anniverhnrygwfthe Phlish Rev’olutinnr
on the 301,}: M November anl. is rvcr'ivml. l
I do not know whellier my nfi-ln’lnl dutiol \
will allow me to leave my" district on thati
day, but [ nmfgrgleful town: that. you give ‘
me an oppn 'lunily th’éxprr-m m ynu and
all the friéntllzl of’l‘olnml my sympathy and .
unchangenble‘ l'rlriulship. Durilig (ll? lad .
politlr‘al mm‘pajgn in ‘Pénnx‘ylvnnln. 4mm
and New York, I lqok opportunity :nnl ali‘l'
my best to llofvml the mum 01 Poland
nggir'wt Rueniniy I‘lQl'filly and lyrzlnliv. and
to show the gimmdimdvnmngee .md dun-‘
gers OC 3 Russo-American alliance. ‘
- “The qitmvagant uml exorbitant murle—
sies lately bestowml uron simple visitors
from n despotic and ha 1' hnrhirous powvr,
by men who call thelmelves ‘Repu hlicuni,’
are sickeningllo my Heart. and m’ake mel
almost despair of 'the common sense of the
Amoricn‘n peoplg. » . ,~
‘ “I hope time will destroy this orrnr.
“Truly and respectfully ynum,
“F. 819%, Major General."
@ln the‘view of thediflicultien which
environ the Whole businesi ofrecruiting. it‘is
apparent that the tone of übusr and calumny
which the iradical papers and orntnrs
maintain towards their political opponent:
is exceedingly injndicinus. LjNothing can
be better adapted to bring nßout the ne
cesaity of‘a than. than this 'continunl a»
sailing of the very class of 'persons from
which a', large majority of the recruits
must come. The radicals. haquone quite
enough to retard recruiting in days gone
.by, and thej ought to behave; themselves
now. Q r ' ’
fifiThe sole great. objectsof this war nr'e
the restgtation of the unity 0f themation,
the ptesex‘vation of the Con-tilution. and
the supremacy ofthe"lnws' of the country.
—sz. Gar). ‘B. )IcCLsme. _ .
These are words at go be inscribed 6..
the cgnservn‘kire standard in _the coming
Presidential election,_ and Abe who holds
aloft the standard bearing the inscription
or unequivalent one;will lead the conserva
tive hosts to victory. Mark the prediétion.
~Louin'i2/c Journal.
QWWlsen a man is 'down. 'dowp’giith
him,” and the case of General Rosecfil‘ni
discovers the fact, that it is only necessary
fox-'9. great man. to degcend one step to be
kicked dowi: all tlia rest. But however
common tfie custom may be, we scarcely
like it ; ‘and wh‘onever n. man begins to be
very badly abused, we naturally incline to
think he iq not so bad as they :oqu make
him. . -
[a-The' W‘shinggn cm“ pondeht of
the Ne}! Yorwrl'lgrald writes ‘rfi‘ the policy
adopted by the Secretary of War. discpum
sing the exchange of pxiL-onorn. is loudly
and largely condemned. It is suggested.
begun“, that tlie mntyér be turned over to
the Nay. Department, ' ‘
~_—---—-——-~—o - W
n-frhe noted Rebel,qenenl,=xohn H
flax-gun. and six of his officers. W from
the Ohio Yenitentinq, 9t Columbus, on
1 Frisky n‘ight week, by dig '11; through the
wall. A reward of smog"; offered for
‘ Lifil‘stn’l rem-rest, 3nd every snort. wu
\ muquto rec-plum him, but. of no "ail.—
florg'gél‘ofl' in [night thin, And ruched
Build. on Monday. from whence he will
i no doubt fry to get to some Sonthprn port.
=ZS
[lung HhuLfi—Au Heudfiekgof Canaan.
Wayne‘oonnly, Pennsylvmh._hung him
self tb'é other _dny. bgcause his ,son had
been linked Ind him? to 30¢ exemp
ted. :' ' r
na-At Ema. Ohio, some Abolitionisu
interrupted I Democrtg'g; yrooeuion. and
tn the fight um. ensued. six of the Aboli
tionimmahot. ' ‘
”Judge Gray. a Republican, of De.
Moiuesrlown, bu given I. decision tint .
neg? pan qua out n 71:“ of lnbul my»,
dumb I while mm annot.
_._.-WM
‘ fiAn Aboligion gum. am “We
xejoioe an: the President has ordered ano
therdnfl," We’ll “batik. am {ollo'
inn pxemm. , , ‘
=1
1,500,000 DEMOCRATS IN THE FREE
The Cincinmti Inqw'rer.given some figures
to show that with all the fuuxli, all the ap
plinnoes ol' eorruphon, and all the in‘timltls
tioni of power. civil and militar‘y. nearly one
...-15mm. wfor Ema/x mar‘ched m the
polls st the late electio’pl. and recorded
their vows. Against the policy of tho Ad
ministration. Thoae who «think that. thé
Democratic orgmiution is now powerless,
will be instrucuad by perusing the following
table of the ‘votea la given at theSulo elec
tions in 1863 :
‘ _ . ‘Dem.’ rptu
Hume. 51,000
‘Neufl Huzxpshire........3 40,000
Vermont.-. 12,000
Connectiénl ..................*.....,...... 40,000 ,
Rhoda 1a1nnd.....,.......... ........... 10,000
Mulachuaettn...m......... ...,,...... 35,000
1‘
Total far!- Nu: Eng1and............ 388.03
New Y0rk............................. \. 280,000
New Jeraey.......................J...... 60,000
Pen nlylvuhh
0ni0.........‘?..
Indians
Illinois ...........x..x.......,
Michigan ..
Wisconsin4...‘..
lowa
Minnesota.
California
Oregon
KllllllllB
Grand Total..
So in the free States alone theraarq on?
million amid half of Democrat: at the close of
1893.2 What a. glorious figule! This is
100,060 more voles than Mr. Douglugot in
fill the Slater—Northern andrSouthern—in
1860. What Democrat can be dilcbumged
at such good‘progresa untler the. terrible
l pressure of the ‘ inst Athree years? Only‘
think of il.—nearly 200.000 Democreta in
New England, which we have been inclined
to give ovgr entirelyhto the Al.>4'fl_slionists;i
needy 300.000 in the Empire Suite" anti ‘
more (lmn 3\lo.oodin New Jersey and Pcmi- ‘
nylyam'a“; 20055001 in _Ohio. and 2:}0,000.in!
Indiang and Illinois. The otherwvestérn .
States contribute nearly squatter-of a’ mil-i
lion more. bringing up the grand total in the
free States to one mea'm and a half! Surely
this is a powrr in the 1 \nd nqt to beaneer
ed at. impeached, or in I‘ll.” my disregarded.
whatever‘hotihcadetl pm (5511,15 may u)".—
M is a party that ha- workul persigtently—
not as a party, burns" pntriots- -tb restore
the‘ country—and it will not be .wllhoul a.
poweflul and influential voice in‘ this mat»
ter. The ungurios now are that the practical l
resmrntiun‘ of the Union may not in" fat-3133;;
and tlxisifacl; should induce all good can“;
eervative men' to renew their energies and;
Ibel‘requer’it in their counsels. aa'tlmt wel
Amay not shipwn "k R! WG Heem nearer the!
haven of safety—um: old Constitution and
the reslored Union. , -
Important Discovefy.
_...- l “ -- lluu ' - . .
[G‘An sdvertisemem of Jay/Cooke 1: C 0.,, BRYA.\"S'Phil]iiiV'l‘ltxiilfiixiiisntf "re un‘uil-
Boulders ln Philmlelphifl and Govcrlimclltl inn in litr‘t‘urc ofléoltghs, Uolrlu, tough, ,
Agentsdbr loans, will be fqutl in another' From-hills, Snre'l'hroul. “norm-MM, ltiflu'ult.
oolmnu. it has reference Err—the Five-I‘w_eu- l :;:::’"?ril “TIM“ (.'im‘mmP‘in “"‘i M“-
.3’ Government Bonds, "hithflh'lu’ found 5“"l' y intellic'ii’te, iiittl‘litlitfi's.cliilil”\\ illnctnlllel ll‘li‘ttil fl
rend] sale, and are bought it" iiircs!!nrnt,'—‘ Tlmltannds lum- hi' ii ri~=turwl to hcnlth that
Those securitic‘i tire counléd n'ong the best ""d “HE’S“ d“‘lmfi‘d- .T‘lem.‘ RiH‘ll in
‘— ‘ now in murket, hearing as they do ‘3 six ll" gzztl‘il-zillmzi cures. ‘.\ single dose trim” in!
'A durum: dated Chntmriongm 0" Tm“- ,cent- interest pnynblc in gold-l Pendns whol ASh'l'orlll'i'tln'l l‘ulmhnic-ano-r-etheoriul
day, states that. the Federal forces evncun- .hsve money to invest ,hm’ud give ”,3, mm", mu m": 0.5,; “gummy“ Shim,“ “mm" u’__
ted Ringgold during ”“3 fi’f“"mn of HIM thc'ir curlv attention. llciul lh - “dycrfismncntl' Spurioua lithium- nit-redoi- Fall‘. 'lzxeuli- "
dnvl ofter’deetroying “le mills. dorm“? “lid, [3 d ti) —# ! fi‘" “"39 “ ll'W- SUM ltV‘lh-uh-u I-t'llt‘hllh: 5'
Public buildings- A "I”er "'"°"“°"‘" '3 ‘m ‘ ' , . 3 | - Jot: .\lt,tnl~‘.r«". 3m.- i’tu’iirietur. ‘
snncem‘m'r-U'ree mileswumwnr"dim"! nest. Esmrn Sims .4». ‘O. it v," z: l'nrtlnmlt.t.,\'. Y.
cred no enemy. bull ll WM. Lacertnined' ill!“ I: fill“, 95 Atlminislrnliir of ”m “(an M. Dial Fur «all: h)" '.\. 11. llht‘lllfi‘ifl lit-ti} r’l'turthqu.
they were in force at Tunnel ‘lllll.' lheiC Blish’ d-Ttscd' "in (If N 1 H,“ t- _ all llruughu, . _[Juh :7. {Unit}. till: 1., .
prison‘erq still come in, and it. is believedl ' , W f . t ‘ " e -' l"I 'it on ”'.\-t , “.-.
that their iiumber will reach seven thou-J 0“ “W Premise“, 0" Frillny, the m tiny of A Card to the Suffering} ‘
hand. A. Washington dispatch to a Phlla- } January next, at 1 o'clock, l‘. ill., the ulll“\lll-' The Rev. Wintmu t'nmituuc, elnte lnboring
dolphin Pal)" ”Y” “ml? intelligence or “'..ed belt of n valim‘H-Ejl-‘nrtn. (the other hnlffis “,.lllfifllllllill‘)‘ influlmnfwns clued n! ('on: '
)tmstwfirthy mgure hing; been receivedutol will Be ofi‘cred by ‘lmm “mm,“ at, we same i sillnlllllln,l'.\\llt-ulull min-,r‘umm 31...} mile-«l, h!
the 93;,” that. enern mg s army,or t‘{ I . . . ‘ n rcrtlu- u il.-tittt-n from n l‘ll'llPll— iln-it-iiin re- ’
imitin‘ portion ofit. had ultimly made good i “,m" .'O, thnt lb: "male. “Tl 1" 9"” toprtl "‘l aiding in Ilte grunt City (tl:l|'ll1l(),l 1'1.” mil", _
iits retreat. in the neighborhood of Dalton , 3mm” m 8"" “P tcu ns "l'v_-\d“"“9 ("HINDU Wl5 nll] “trill. numbers who mire “dieting ."
ibefore the recent movement of the Federal , “'5 MEL": hnlt' ““193 “Grille“! of Gettysburg. from (‘Ulist-inimun, litumh'uie, surv Timmy,
forces was undertaken. and that the assault i on?! nenr the Gettyshurg llnilrnud, containing L""¢-’“~'."""”’“"- "Ml-h! I‘l4)“in :Ilul nt-rxons
at Missionary Ridge was with merely the 204 gens nnd 124 percher' with a... “,‘m’u 31.1 d“}','f'f".“" Wylie-l ii". thew nlierrrilirs. ’ M
IN" portion of it’ . ’ k - 11. lbm‘mmv ““1 hflfilm 3 D‘o‘t‘llinz lluu-c,'llnrn. l tltifin-Zii-‘rj’ \\ iii-iii l‘lizlili‘te l'ilrltii'itlijlttllll‘l'tit'tl‘ :iltg
“re haw highly imgd’tfihl: mtgfigt‘ncefi‘vigbn Shed, Urrlluril, Well of water, km, the. In nil uhn tit-int it. lit-r of (have.
{Elati'ne Eat-3:32;?“ 13:331.,” o:2:Rggl thereon. The lnnd is in A good Shllc‘ oi t‘llltl- . A‘l‘lr‘jfi , lit-LIH! (:ufilzlttivfi, ‘
litebtvinterfins the Federal forces have re- f ration, the greater pnrt of which‘hns her", I)“. 1; tin"! ) 4n!) hill'mntiin-mtlfil'
(‘l'OflFell tfh“? thtidnn nntlu‘eturgrfil t 0 limell, nndtherc is A sufficient? at liml-er.i_E ‘.‘"‘ 7 "'"" .“u -- -
their: old mie along the Orange an ex- , - - ,- -.— U .I; ———".‘——'—_ ‘
Andi-iii Railroad nt Ctilpnpper,'llrutitly Fri-l:h:;:l!:\:o:l::';n‘:i:[:::q'l‘l ‘:;l'3:”~ll lll.£‘.l‘:rni-, MARRIED. . . .
tionunvl ltnppuhnnunnk Bridge. ltnppeurs, . e “ ‘o‘ m ”“5“ " ‘O, (hi the 2m: ult .by “N. .\l. Jill mun. l‘.\lr.
from the various accounts received that the 5““ parchment, :JtHl \ll IllltlHll In .ll«'~< Hi. Ztl: Ll‘ll Sillt’ii
m-myl having succes‘tlitlly crossed the Raph‘ On Saturday, the 2d of Jununrymt in o'rlorlr. ‘ “AN—nil "I “in Hull”) _ , ‘\ t .
idan, fang-{W 008,M=l{ battle 0“ ”1" 19“, A. .\l., the Atlministni'tor uillnlm omr, on ”w. 0“ ”‘i ‘.‘lilh “H" ‘s‘ ‘l'” rrridrncr. "r ”W;
“l"!‘ ""‘l'fi'fim‘ly "ip‘r “l’ ”'9." “mitt“ m- 'yromiae‘n the F-oriu of w-ii-l :lcrelt-nt in llr-nl hndy' "PM 5: “ ‘.m‘ml‘ .".-" "NV-AL F' 7"
tion; mnl fut-:30. a council ofuvurwm ltelHT’l‘. " . ' . ' _ ‘ "-""‘« “V l‘“ “Al, LU- “Hols. ut‘ltnlt'iunw»,
at which it u'tn concluded that. a return tn 1 "‘5: "“"N‘Hh INN?" mun y, n'mul “V“ """’f_ l“ 5"“. I“ lit,\ '“5 t-HU“ All] “l. \ .~
the old (naming-ground w}... dictated by E south of llumpton,’commuting log m-ris 5...}; . > - , ' a... ~ .- ‘
every nrpm-t, of the cnlse. Th:l main ruu- :36 perches, more Or 1.34.. \lllll .n- ”\Trlliltgi DIED.
FOUR {Of‘hi‘ COllrSt‘i‘r" t “We" sm" rntinns ll use' Burn S mn'r llouke, norrr-l‘nilimn 9'37 m'll'm'.‘ “1‘3”“..1‘ ""“l‘ h" lint-TM ul' 1'
___—Ennd" diifmuhy of‘ bringing trip fine; “leiqfiing'orchsril £l, 129 nm" Tl)” ml 335:1 0\ er lullr llt.(-~-—l“:_ish‘,lu :H L‘uhllllil) unlit-e.
. . . ‘ .. 0': .. r_‘v ‘iutre‘ncim in msi- ‘ , i ' ,‘ _ ‘ " ‘_ . _ .1.. g
Democrnllc mflJolily. ‘ - 3119““:$:r9£llzg:f£;?§hlgt ho curried livitlmut . a high stnte ofrulttrxttton, under good 'l‘t'lltlllg,: chtc-rnluy "11)rni1)i.l' p. thh plum- DAY”)
The old Démocrittit;party—the party or meaglngq; om cold weather. making itiWilll n slllficiont‘y'nl tituhcr. , ill-.\111.1..\:\, anagtnt at you, a mum“ .....t
the 0111 Union umlor the ‘old Constitution l certain that. the wounded, in "me of 11 Int- l MW,- M "to same time. ri'ellt ilnililin: Lntu 1“ [‘“3‘2 ' ” ‘‘ . ' Q” ‘ A
—don’.t seem to lxe‘entiroly (lend yet, in- tip, would sufl‘nr and die by hundreds be- ‘in the town at llmnptnn. sittuucil on the front of),"\‘,""';‘;“' fink; Jilltkiflulii “FIST”;
deedfon the other'hnutl. it is manifesting if"? flgihcoi’fl Knifdof‘Er :J;°s_fe{;‘§s- sheet and Vet‘ydesirnblo. . . 2‘. . .'.: \;_"';4. ”l" > iv - -“ -‘ " his 4 " WU‘
"“ ““Onishins “03’6“ Ollifel ' - . 31%;; .m‘no fightine tlurl‘hc in: rrtt-mzllde 'A‘ NEW ’itAGAzmrL—A ' mnmnmmv' “.“ *‘l‘l‘WW “"‘kv.“'-'"'”" \uunrun,
,ThepresnntMtyorol' New York,opdyke. movement, not evens skirmish; antl‘tltel llaguiine, entitledsfl The Lady—”~l4 Friend." is :i.:;,::l?;‘.‘l:,:;.w“mm)" 'wdlm “mum 3“” .
is a Republican. , 5' ‘ ontcir}':lflf‘f’ "‘er We "V" Will! “H “'5 about to be issued by Deacon s Peterson, the Do the l-ltt. "I \'or.. {it l’il’i hmntnl of typhoid
,Dr‘mocrh/ic l'mloryiu Cmnrrticul.-—llnrtford grim ilf‘i‘i‘t‘i'mnlgri xmlltsxgmgsrfij‘gifirsg or which “in be ,1”. Jam“, numb", 3411!, Diallll\.‘.lill “mulu “font-Jinn”:
V ' ‘ i ' " ‘ . . r . t ' , , . l ‘.t il. ii rt': (Hill! in. unit «rum on“ n r.
elected town nll‘icen on {be 23‘] ultq'vvttl] anesthoufizdei-Uifll- wounded f'l‘l misnmg, i no." nearly ready. The Maximum '1" "cl Lm'innnl llrirl-rr,d\‘ llllrllilllfij, .wetluhout L')
n sweeping Democratic Victory. The don- of whom ~{xtyf’only were killed.- The t edited by Mrs. Henry Peterson. assisted by ”um I . ° '
“‘9‘ iv“ spiritptlly conducted 0“ homfl-deli railroad and wlpgraPll 1" in Ol‘lel'v from . contributions‘trom Mrs. Henry Wood. .\lnrion .\t _\'w Hutu-«l23's tl-0.17th utt.. oi typhoid
and the vote larger than at any previous Wasltintzmn. h' llappnhnnnock S“!'“"-—illtfilnnd, Margaret llnsuu-r, Virginia l‘. Tnu‘n- fffllv N-WV “MED-“£3" _‘lM'Hll'f" "‘ "'1”-
tull election. Tho Democruts elocted their 'A qsmicfiicmlfungimhOggomwgns'l'l;afi:n rend. Mrs. M. A. Dcnirou, Sophie .\lny‘,’ and in}?! 2:1”; "1' ”“9"“?! "-‘""" 'l "‘°""‘_"
..1,.4 < . - . . .
entire ticket of 40 mm)! .ln?.'t°ritie9 fifii‘ifift‘fi“ nigdzfitnniioned the cam-l’°“":'”'.'°"‘id ""9”" ““13 W“ "“1""“5'0. Uu vow) 2m. ult,‘ mum summit-n,
ranging‘from 309 lb 434. i , 'pnigm on}? .'VlN‘h it find became evident‘l ohm“? “lentil": lllnstrnltot; 0’ F“:hi9n"’l "“31: Ilultgltlrr ut' l'wo.Silutlmul‘,‘lien-«sent, of film
'~-- , -«—7>—- ' that the Confederates bud nnticipnted» his other matters interesting to ludits grnrrnlly. than township, algrd it! ‘ynm lo nmtnlts nml 7‘
advance and “magi-ed the approach to (ich! l‘i-lcll number will also contain it henntil’ltlld“-"" ,-,_ . 5-“ ‘i , “All
.dnn‘villennd ermine Court House M lm‘istwl engraving uni! other “I“ ““5”“‘3" 0’ (:ii't'it'iletrtfili'iillit'"ii?té\li,i illirlii‘iull‘ti‘n'it’r] fir'
ps“lhilliY-. u .‘z .' l stories. patterns, kr. To persons dcsltflulvnf Eh," iii the 24x" yl-ir‘hi her age. I ‘ a
The Pjuhdplpl»'.m~‘4”: "3:; thnltiloxdlee: raisin: clubs tint-3’ offer grout imlurexnent-.-—i . “H ”I 9 ‘45-“! "‘"u i“ timb-lhi-rg """ml‘il't
for nowspnjter writers D ; , ITh "ll .. . . ~‘ \"ri. coutuv )lr-. t}.\l'.t)l.l\l-i 12.. “ll? ut \lr.
only tnten to “did Lee. “)9 Object wel 5 P)’ in Hue ‘0 any Prrmn "gum"; flu") Frnnril C ii'ul alumni our; 5 months amt
lmow, was $91.91“, the mnvemetil’. Was I subscriptions to llll"l4t\d.\'s lfricml and sixty‘,“ an“. 0‘ ‘''- " 3 ‘ .
lto It a bold tlnsh IQ llaéover Crftll'l- Him”. ; dollars, one or Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing' On. it" gnu, “n Yin Imm lnun-ltlp, York
"'3 it“ ("”0" h“ resulted "3 had“ 3 re” Mschines. eqch us they sell 'fur forty-live ‘dol- ' county, of tyyhoitt tevrr. li. .\li‘.l.t"lilNiili«ll
1'10““ Already, if our‘tntelltgence he "Lil ‘ln'rs. The list-hitter will brrelectcd new M. H‘ KING. 5"" 0‘ “'- S- lllvking, £9l 1 ”is" 'l '7
glean-Pltéhthe pref, llzigegli'llexfisllsgll 13:0 ' ‘ . )I-atrs :uill lumultllls. ‘ ‘
toners . Erman ins
West thtake command of the Army of the
Potomac. The Federal force? will rlnubtr
less 0 into winter unrters on the R 1 m-‘
’hsnrigock. land no 91531:; egg-cage, mglveai
ments this season It , expect .
The Confederates in Hampshire counfinl
\'n., nfew days ago. attacked a train of
eiglity wagons belongjlng to Averell's ctltVfll
ry. urning thorn. sn capturing two tun;
tlred and fifty~five horses, with their harness.
The Federal cavalry pursued. 'but the
enemy got off with all their booty.
‘ The dis tcb from this seat of war in
Georgia agathklsthe movements now going,
on in é(‘iGenerp‘l Grantit‘s srmmannot hel
report . General rsgg, at. ‘_ tlsnoogn.
is said lobe reinlorced by Joe Johnston.
and his‘movghmeitts indicatolthn; he wild
resume the ensivc. Anll lat reaten ‘
e bicksmau u it some of
gargotil’sulmtgoets- Thegal‘”ed2°ml army is
behind that stream, upon Mission Ridge.
The nuthdr'itie‘s u'wnsmngton hue in.
rtormntion that General Foster has arrived
at. Cumberland Cup, and “initialedft;3mmundi
nflthe forces at that int. a fee, it is
believed, may do Ralf): damage to the rear;
of General Lnngstreet's army. now retreat-l
ing into Virginia. ‘Genernl Sherman. itl
mexpected. would reach the neighbor-l
hood of Knoxville on Thursday. - .
_ Getter-cl Banks, underdste of November
9th, reports that he has occupied Brazos
Island,‘ Fort‘dsnbel and Brownsville, realiz
ing hismost sanguine expectations.‘ Gem}
Stone ,ofllcinll advises General Hallecli.‘ ;
under date of §ew orlesns,November 28th,
of the reception of intelligence thetmrpus i
Christi is in possession of the Federal forces‘
end that Amusu. Texas. was tnkm‘lby them ‘
on the 17th of November, with one undred ,
pri'xonerd and three gum captured. i
Guerrillns, are again concentrated along,
the line of the Nashville Rotlrond, llnd nn-i
09m raid in aprirehended. - I
The guerrillas are again becoming trou
blesome on the Mississippi. having recently
lerectcd n betterv at Waterproof, which is}
situated below Vicksburg. Several steam-j
ere had been fired into, and a few rennet
killed and wounded, but. the Unitedgutel:
gunboat Choctsw hes since silenced thei
battery. ,
Guerrilla: fired into stenmbonts on the
Cumberland, about six _miles below Fort
Donelson. on the 24th. from both sides of.
the river. Some two or three hundred were !
said to be on the north side of the river. i
‘ Gen. McNesl list reports r”that. the Cour
i federates are preparing to 33th Fort Smith.
Th‘eit force is estimated at twenty-two thou..
sand. . b. '
Tho siege of Charleston continues, but
we hsve no results of import-nee. .
LATEST—At lust. accounts, Longgtpeeg was
still besieging Knoxville. He lied made two
assaults upon it, but was repulsed not: time.
His loulooo-l-‘edersl lou much emsller.
...; NEW YORK fiLECTION.
‘ The ale-min" for anm i“ the 33W Of New
York took place (in Tues. klfi' Inst. ‘nml re
sulted in the‘choiue nl‘ C. Ih. drrt‘y Gunther.
one of the “MIME-ratio cnnLW-“C‘STHIPFP
having been lwo in. Ihn fluid. to ““0 KPpub;
“can. 'l‘lfintn \umu '. ' ‘ ' »-- 3
Gunthnr, .IL-m.l
80019, Donn,
Blunt, Rx~p.,
m'l‘he Sprin‘gfie’ld Repdblican is one of
{he few ndmin'mmtion Rape” that. is bless
edwith a few grains of common sense. a:
witness the following, which Gontains more
wisdom than will be found if) the Tribune
for a whole year: ‘ $-
There isa gouge] jubilation in the Re
publice'n papers 0 er the assumed death of
the Democratic partyn They lmdhetter
not take that. for 'grnnted. A party that
lies just thrown more vnte~ than ever before
in every state expépt Massachusetts, * ‘i '1
and has been beaten only by the moat ex
traordinary efl‘oru. pan hardlybe considered
dead. * "' * The moral of the politcal
situation of the Repflbljcan leaders is that
they have'no flush excess of strength as to
make it safe fog-them to be reckless or
defiant an '.O menu: and measures; ‘that.
they age ajill on trial ,before the American
people u;- to their ability and integrity in
the conduct of the. government“; and that.
they can only hope to obtain a renewed
leue of power-“63' demonstrating that. they
can and will use it for the‘fen'erel welfare.
rather than for private In partisan ends.
In lest week’s Compiler we invited the atten
tion of those who fine: purehue condetnned
army hoe-en, end mintioned our opinionu to.
the serial ailment hmong them, end h-l
ceases {which produped it. This week we pro
pose, fol; the .benefit of our people, to recom
mend e trentment that will, We think, remove
the dimculty.‘ . l ‘
In the other eniclewe outed that from over
and irregular feeding nnd_wetering otter herd
end long trevelling, an lnitntion, or eubocnte
infletnmotion,’is produced in the Mulch; (or
mew, in common language.) end. in connection
with this I. derenged lirerhthe common malt
of chengee from excessive hen} of the sun end
Indaen chilling ,rmm rapid ri-ki‘el cold ‘
enter. It w‘u elm contended tint en en eei- I
deuce of such dileue of the htonnch and {
howele,derk green green. colored peelegee, u ‘
than of the conjure lnvoriehly recent. 1
It win he "collected the}. the frightful l
euncietion oftheee poor noble been]: is more 1
the result of ej utter inibility of the digestive ‘
orgene to extract the nutrition: element: from ‘
the food. end lend it throughout the Intel:
for the repleniehmem. of liet_ meteriel, then ‘
from went of forage. lon, if not elf of them,
hue a 3 general thing quite enough, if not ‘
too much, {or themed"! end for the govern
ment to lone, but Bey get it Io inegnler and
under cemin conditions of the lyetem u to;
render it n poison instant! of nourishment.
The oliect with farmers in to fetten them up,
nuke them look well, And fit for me. This is
e mint-he, end nll who try the experiment will ~
Ind tlut thereon gratin they feed. the fetter
wm the Ininnle die. Kiddneu win kill in
land of cure. The eppetite is (morbid one,
Ind portly e fuhion leaned fxom long inter
vfle between feeding, while in service. ,-
Th 3; ought to be led Ind watered regnluly,
STATES
W - 253,000
”7,000
I=
- 55,000
~ , 9300
_"
Bkfi‘sf
22.478
_4_:5F,339
. 19.493
Fog tho Compiler,
DISEASE!) HORSES
no! mmh at one time 01 ehher, or colic-iii sure‘ LOCAL DEPARTMENT-
to ensue, nlm-h will drive lure)- the appetite. w r—‘-- A: A .
xentirely for several dnvs,nnd then you arejust ,' @Oll Tufldny last. Samuel Liliy. EN}. en
'3s fur hack ls you expected to be forward _. tered upon his dun" “3 “Wm" Mid Record".
3"“! “P your mind that one year's timefimut "Hi Jame: 5‘ Fiflk. E‘Qu 3‘ 01er of the Courts.
‘eilpll before yon'r horse in worth looking m, Tbitnheygill III" attentive ‘nnd emcieut
‘And to .ttnin um gm “0‘ more then one oflicrn vlilvnot be questioned by thoie who
,qnimr ot the feed that ion gin a sound‘ kW" ih'm- “3'” ”WP!” Mid Merlin re
, working ham. Cumin: “d brushingdhouzh " tire. utter hu‘ing lured satisfactorily a term
essential in the premises, will not do until by 01'1"?“ ”a?” fi‘;__ ~ , ,» .. __
patience, -prope[‘ feeding‘, properAexerciu and ‘I ”.11 x. Minnigh is now Cunt-in hi Co. K.
, Interns! treatment, you succeed. Keep the, “L?- g, V. (.‘.; George 3. Kitzmiller First
horse blanketed end in a warm amble during . Lieuhfillni, and John C. Brandon Second Lieu
‘he “M "“1”"? Si" him “mi-Md“! finely] tenant. Theé/Eprlny number: .19 melt.
cut, with not more than one gun of r_t'e chop ~* 'M—' ' 3-- ~ .
[be it n n time,witli numcient water to nuke: ‘TCUEI:MK'O°; "3‘32”” ‘o‘""hllhnnd
the meal when“ int, m 1 nn'w m hotly-1" ”"97", -" ‘"’ ‘°' . m bn-gsuppolnh
. ‘. ‘ . ed Clerk: at Washington, the former irrih
henh‘upon the easing of the Itomlch, end in‘ g 4. on! d e
‘ digestible. Sprinkle e heaped tenepoouful of. ”"1”" Revenue ' ee, "I the letter i.“ “1°
‘lulphur on ench'feec', and co‘n‘tinue this every 1 Rnymnstor General " . ‘ , .
glternnte week in cou‘neitlon with one blue] Theron: @2313” W!” '°'l‘m>“l°m"3'¢=
pill of lo grains. every other night. Enclose. " ”I. ever cl": not fly exit-t 'e “'2" “'h"
1 the pill in brand moistened with water. leke 11%, I“ (I? bl ' : ld‘ .9", “ musket.
them ebout the rise of A hulled walnut find. “by "0‘ it“! "ins!“ It" mm “1'" Chrk'
'plue them on the point of a twig, hold we:3‘3l:23l:l:xteriohmrfrrfi.Zczitzngmo
ton M: will: one hand en introduce {at back . ’ ‘ _ . . '
intfthe thront with the ither. Have water ‘mg it nli‘ to go" it": til: dispenentmn ofa
hind; and he will sw‘nllow e‘nily. Give et “PM: and prolt m We came” Abandon
the same time for at least three weeks, three; tunes. A. .- ,“ ' ‘ -
timcsl day in Witter. 10 grain! or the heat m - I 18‘)“: [we ““1“! n dmgrnm or the $2.1
phete oi iron,‘(vomier'ue,) such a: physicinns ' finnal Cemetgry._'hl¢!\ will be nf‘ihte-oq t}.
mixke use oft'or the human This he will drink our render». We nre infiohted to the pnlito.
IL'Ji'E’Gt‘aii-‘éffa PFiZTrTjicf'éiiiiiréi'ai'l'l has“ “‘7 centkmnnlv when m we rm
give toxic to the evltem.by imparting n prin‘éi- iin R9P°5|59W (McClure & 5‘0“") for the
pie in the blood which is pearly deficient,l,platel
whilst the sulphur and blue rill Act an ultera- i’
tires.
mama
. 140,000
. ~ 00.000
0 60,000
1 2,000
50,000
mg,
1,488,000
' Recollect the” are only recnmmendod when
grelt emacintion is plreunt, in connection with
”If It???" tOlored passages, and colicy pains
above monfioned._ In nine out of ten instances
the trouble 1‘ as {we have stated—chronic in-
flammjuién or the stomach and bowels.
A Mlle chop may be several times a day
thinly sprinkled over the huttum of the trough,
with-some an“. added
It is'too Kohl for the-m
THE WAR NEWS
Impo’rtsnt from the Rapidan And the
. , . Southwest.
fi-Thg number of mxnbles’l‘h Adams
couulyin 1856 van Gus-deaf and dumb 5,
blind lz—alavea 2. 1
In \863 (be number of humble: is 6674, (ah
inc-rogue of nearly a (lxoysand,)—dcaf and
dumb 13, blind Séuxhnu none’. -
.\llow no ice much——
lIIMEI
1"0 Innnnfnctory in. New York, boxed and lur
“1. Ind free of cost, will: the exception 0!
freight: A 7
Every person collecting names should-send
them with the maney'ns fast as obtained, so
that the myhuribera Iggy begin at ane (o rt:-
ceive their ‘.\f-gnzinu, Ind no; bécome dismt
lined with‘xhe deity“ When the filmle num
ber of namethhlfln) and whule nmaunt of
money (sixty doll-I‘s), is Rec-cited, thrmachine
will be duly lolwtrdqd. '
- nun, can In ADYAXCI‘. A ‘ ' l
1 copy, one ”nu-.'. ‘ 4 51"“
2 couies, one you, ' 3 00
4 copies, one year.
8 copin, and one lO'getter-up of club, 12 00
20 cog-in, pnd one to genes-mp of rlub, 28 00
One copv each of the Lady': Friend and ~
gum!” Evening I’OJ‘,‘ ' 3 ~00
Single numbers of the Lady's Friend (post.-
nge pnid) 20 cents. The Influenin the Lady’s
Frland will plwayc b’e dia'mn’t from up“ in
the Polk. Specimen numbers vi“ he sem
grituiooua!y‘(when wflttgn for) to was: de
sirous of procurtn; lubscribeil. Addreu
Deacon t Perk-non, N 0.33” W 5!!!“ Street,
Phihdelphix. ~ ;
THE PEOPLE OF GE‘I‘TYSBIIfza.-The
Philadelphia “Luthenh Ind I.Mil‘utiouury”
clay-E The hospitable people of Gettysburg
kept open house dpring the‘crowded dose of
lost. week. 'lpmenee u in lhe mass of ineq
ple thrown in upon $11“ community, at romc ‘
two or three thon‘nnd‘qoula, we have not. yet
heard a person speak‘in any other glmn the
warmest term. of the comm-t he enjoyed end
the welcome he received. The lieople of Get
tylbnrg neeg not {cor eomperilon .with shone
of op; town or city in our State. Their con
duct before the pee: benlu, Ind duflng
they, end riuce then, he been in the highest:
degree Honorable. 'The misergb‘lo libel: which
were invented to their injury, he" simply di- l
rectod eueetion more elouly lo their £4»!ng
cellenca‘ ~ ‘ I
Erom our ingtltnfioel qt Gettyeburg {vent
the hut company" vhleh reported It Harri--
burg to old in Mending the flute. Karly
two hundred soldiers 21sz been fumieheq to
our umiee from its little _commnplty. A more
lay-. 1 Illd reliable people in not to be found.—
W‘iv'wllh some one competint to’ the work
, would glve do n full, but compsct account, of
whit the people of Gettpburg did before, :
dual-Tug, end In." the buttlel, to prove their-i
patriotism Ind Christin benew‘lence. Suéh
.1 I record {nit-l, insde, would netbnilh even their
I friends; sad if they lave now A delflor left,
would unite him dumb with confusion.
quciul Nettie...
l The linger Bevin: HMhinet.—oM
LETTER A FAIiiLY"SEW[NG mom“ it
insigaininpnworld-wido reputations 11. in be:
yond doubt the but ad cheapo-t Ind non ‘
Mammal or all Family Sewing Machines y“
ofl‘ered to the public. No other anilyfiew- l
in; .\tnchine hnq so mnny uael'nl Ippliancn for ‘
Hamming, Binding, Felling. Tuckiu. lflnthgr- -2; t ‘
lug, Gauging. Braiding. Embroideeing. (‘on). ‘
lnmnnd so forth. No other family [sewing ma
chine has to much cnpm‘ily for I grant "rim!
of work. It will new all kindaz/ofclmh, and
[hill 11l kind! bflfhrbnd. Grenynnd rem-n 1 inn-v
prfiwmrnls mnke out Family/Sewing Mnclnind ‘
most relinblemnd mou dunhlemnd mou czr- ‘
Min in action at. all rnlu ofapeed. lt mnkell
(he interlocked stllcll, which in the bent Ililcli
known. Any one, ov‘ln, orthe mos! omrp l
.enpbcity, cnn 509.1“ a glance. how to use 1m:
LcltorA anuly Fewingllachine. (m: anil] ‘ .
Sewing .\lm-hinea nrMiuinhtd in chute and u:
quin'ne nude. ‘ _ ‘
The folding (‘rue ol‘llle Family Machine it ‘
spleen of cunning vmrkmnnahip ol tho mod ‘ l
useful kind. l 2 protects the mnehim Whin
run. in us», nnd'wlien ghoul to be open!” may ‘ ‘
be opened an :1 npncionn nnd snbnnnlinl ”Hi
In blllluin the-work. While tome of the Canon, l
made onLoi llui- choicest womgu, are finished '
in the simplrgtund chnsléu manner pnsnihle, A ‘
other: are ndorned nnd ombellfihed in the mosl'
(only and snpmll Inn’nner. _ ‘
‘I! is absolutely necessary to see lhr Family
yin-him: in~oporntinn, do as lojudge oihsgrmt l
cupiwily anililmuny. ll is hm! becoming“:
pnpulur for fnm‘ily st’wlng'na our Manufacturing ‘
llm-lunrs are for manufnclnfing put-pom.
'l‘hn lirnnrn Gillies are well supplird with“ I
nilk twisl, thread, noedleg, 0i1,,&c.‘ ul‘llmlery ‘
but qllnlil)‘. Sen-l for n PAIPIII.IT. ‘
TUE bISGEII MANVPACTURING (‘o)ll’,\§.Y,-
, ' ‘ ‘ 458 Broadway, N¢-\\"Yorll. 3 ‘
WPJHLADEH'HIA. 810 Ghl‘slnlll 5!.
W 6. JACOBS & “Rail-owl Axon" M. l
Gausburg. [Aug.l7, 1863. l
El
~ éAnotuer Car Load.
:Ban ERHUFF kurps up \yi h the cimm‘yy
gcl‘ing new gnodx nlmu’st err-13 “m L ——
he ipnte: myrm)“\u‘nccummodaw fxi.‘ uu,n.c. -
oua L‘ustonmn. “ Qujck 5|“?! nnd_ nun-1L
pro Ils,’—is hi: mono. ‘ ‘ ,-
Dec. 7, n 0.5. ;
The‘Dead on the Battle-flew.
”‘.\Rllfifls‘nrc reqmsled In lvgm It "U’_
4 onk-e, in (ionyaburgfn dcscnpnun ol'lllu
amnion on lh‘clr lands of gnaw of (Minn
Soldiers. ”any hive heen 'Nlrifd i“ 5“""5""‘
lpull. ‘nd per-puns will confer a grrnt (A’uu- lay
making known to vile, or to Mr. Samuel “ em q-r,
11k locality of such gnu rs. ‘
. . DAV“) WILLS, Agent, ha.
Dec. 7, 1863. 3!. - . .
C 00
~, Stlll at Work. "
THE undersigned continue} the ‘
. UAlLlilAGl'l-HAKING BUSINESS. "
In all iuJura'nches, M his Old wand: 5“ 5‘."
.\hddle slrnct. G‘filygburg. ' .
. .\l-LW “mu“ nude to order. nnfl
' ll'fll‘AlnlSG
done pr’omplly and It lorru prh-ca.
Two {inmate SPRING “'AGOSS Ind I»
SLEIGH for sale. ‘ JACOB TRUXIFL.
Dre. 7‘, 1863. - " 211
t For Rent.
[ln property nanny occupied by my“ ’
' Hazy. 1 Acre. of Land yin: Dwelhng.‘
0558, Shop, Sublc‘rwell of In“, ’...; , ,
fruit trees, hm, «inane on tbs lummu- BR?!
burg road, within half I mile of‘ the
.borough. Passes-ion given It any '.imc.’
- ROSES M‘CCLEA)’.
Dec. 7, 130:}. 3:
FOR good Ale, Pomr, Wines, Ba., g 3 {o'- ‘ H”
. 01131331335. 4
CBOTBISGX cwfl‘ma 1.91"“, of new
goods jnu opened. Also 3.00,", 81:02.“,
Hill, to", km, 11l chelp I! BRIXKEBHOFF‘S
ALL ht CIIRISMER‘S for your Ale, Por
lu, km, kc ' '
”‘...“ ‘ .‘ , -‘.m; ’:'~—. ‘f" TT."‘7"T;‘\:”"_
u-The Raleigh (N. c.) W’ilmms
that the Consorufives of cm State “We
fluted eigh‘ members 6m of “n I 0 “If
yobel 00!!ng
-~~ ~ ~-o-o— -v-"’“
390:: the {night ofthe‘24th um} part!
of rebel gum-mu made a. raid near 3°”?u‘l J
V 3,, and run 06‘ nbouk 100 MSW“- 'lhey '
were pursued, but not. ovensken.
___»W—W‘"
S‘Ex Governo‘r Thomas G. Pratt.“ K!- J
ryhnd, and. Col. Nicholson, formerly 506“
may of the Senfltaof Maryland. have been /
sent lo Richmond by order of Galen/l/
Schonck. - . ' " ‘ .
___.le = A _ V
#l5O condemned hone! will b. in
this pluco on Thursday next. ’
l§3
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