0.1111 m". • .3 - THE ERIE OBSERVER.- Fla ON SrATEFFICE, ERIP., NIREET, n?Po , fTi: 111 I. T O .• r, ~,,,A ••:sllzik. .ufmteibees. if phi. ii ,14 Ilee 4 ~. (.10,, 0 twenty-five * - 25.—Ch•thr of 11l: 14 ~ zll.l .„. ~.., mt. for Innres sllutse. rERIN (Pk' -ADVF.HTISINfi . . • i utter fill , or frin mak.. s sltt: 4•'4L , e 1 ...k. .• 75 0:111.1u*rr :3 1....:.111 , l• .11 . (*.lt a 100 One "et • . 1. , 4 „ .,,, , ".... ~ ‘• ,-.., ~.,•,.. r c tr. ehatlbt . ”o. l .l4 •.1. f .1. ,--orr. ii.• - • ••• 0 11,, .t. ,i,,,,,,,%., :, 41' ••• 01. •''. T l. • _ • • i , ERE ;.ilthtn... V. `7n. t ~ nte ,f:'o a Cara. giver. : • , 40 , .r1A1 , 10tirr,f, t•I ••., *Ol be m.rrt••dLl.u,ng for SpeelYl 4111 one dill 1111". • .1 brrx rev oil i t), (n. 111.1111 t , ,u.akout, I be. o .llUhri . .PVC. (Or fl 5. 0.1. , 4:11111,v ,, till pn)pol tlw tnu.l ; , gititu.b•buxigo- , K ~(tlit.a.ivernse. Ay trantiont lterti,nif•tlt. rrquire, iIZ Pt.., 1 111. • • • Cir All COMIA , ItIiC/Iti , lgl 4 1., WtIIT:11 t el." 1111.1E1 ll'r. VV.:4 1 I'.r.i ar MEM BUSINESS DIRECTORY • PHILO BENNETT, C 1 irsTICE ny •Vr. cud ntoJ , ST, et, tt' , . • 14.1 th. Be I.! 2. tllrs U. itEliv, e- Arton-nrir ConittaTa we Al I. IM , e, Ys. thawing rem:owed the atenctace of Ills wari-utly, wall be found at ht.. old lake, t.ll .4, fkoutb-cast turner of rublle Square July tr, TI. W. HULL, 1.110PRIET , 11: hiORRIStIN 110th*:. 'artier of litecond and Market Street -ouv I ,hn.rnee Exchange, Warren, Po. - 17- 1 M. ( . 01.E, J. Roof Bllflli6, BL/ IA BINA V.Altt FA( t it,' K t o Arrow: Story of Itholernecht'AlVock, Ertl. I'll. - _ lIMe kN ATTor.NAT At C0V10111,.1 , 11t •T I.' 1, • State , Street. Opr the in the Aineen • Atory r. - f the butldiM,, i,ectipird •wirier. He will Always M• pttioctualljattende.l to. NORGE tie• CrrMtn* X ATTOILYET AT LAW, rtirard. Kew C ,,1, 1.. ...dlectidus Lad other tdrdness attended to 'a oh thee, sad dispatch. H RIR HS Pi & CO.. DIALKKS IY Oltikee.ll.ll., • „ v ',wait, State Street. Ne i Boaz /ell Meek. W. DOVULAAPI• • ArrOXXXY AT LAlT.—OtticA rm1if,,..11 to 4 s4.l,htitig west of State Street,ort the north,i.l4 of the rk, Erie Ps. • V. DOWNINCI. • ATTORACY.Y AT Law asit..lt•Ar:. R OP 'Oll4 • •leV. Will practice in the aereral Court. of Krt.. ..t give prompt and faithful attention to all E1L1Min.,...-o -utte.llo-Jais hands, either aa an Attorney or flagon rat.. r r. Ogles to Empire Incck,eorn-r of :s tate rat! h'.ftl. Erna, Pa. - NFORD a: CO, 1 ) EEU 11004 E, . i 1 11 0 - Nam, l's.„ A. 31 I iI'LL.I,, P,d,i, .. '.or l!ir gurita of this Ilocom ellil I tome ev..l> Att.. 11 , ...u, t.. ....te thekr ritzy agnrable. (imuit)u, tk. :•.•: . : -.lt all hIOI.WE, Jour LlttAui, l'r.prt,to A tv Ina Thud titre, L 5, rontrio,c Tentr res...actable, to the twit Hotel to !be city, anal lb- liar co L,. r ith Clot cuostt.i.t lo.,curN T• DREILMICANEIi, . wnoLzsi.L. AND itrTML PtA:A.I. - rOartem And PrOYilliODS, i lour aud 'Woe Ware, Wines ,Liquors., tzw,t, ULM dour South of Fourth, Ea.l r id, , h.rte,l'.. •Itl/C CARSON OIL CO.. Rawlsgr4 AND Ilt4! VR3 rt“llr u reset or UM' Cheek.. 11:0 4 '' • P. ENSIGN, kr. - 11:oun3uLLER : 4 :Attutt , Peper, *iodates, lieerepap.er, ite. Country ov rn Store totler Liroterre .thtol,troutio.: the ,prxwitt. fritavet LicrzL, - ennui. of &l and )darket , rz, i'a. 'Nail old and well kuowo house r, pow nttril up to tip mit improved sty! The acceittitioeinti.tet :are ui the Alt order sad lb. tarn. reiuctinalile. it I , At tinted IP :tie vat delightful part of the city, and kiforde our I.t the Atlantan% upping places in the. rnantr7. I. 'EWTON PITTIS. .)ETlrit4 45L ILL Vii, Etrest,Vatdvillw, ra. ~.... RS. 0. L. EI.LIOTT dc MUN, ',„, Dilitl/Tll.-0/ffee in South ' . - '-- - •••• 'lr Itcy, !Die, l's. All work Will7x2l- 4 • . , T.J.T. EL:Jure. • frowelStt. j 4). 1.. r'.1.10 rt. "-------- CAill'KU, HOUCK, . J. li• HE'LL, Warrru, : c arrow Co , l'.‘ tweeraffltageOttleo. sag 7 'u.: S TRANAIIAN WAILDE:4I, FOIWARDIND A COMMIISSION it Colon NEE, Erie county, by Atlantic it G W. /4. B. beaten in Coal, Salt, Iron, Crude nod Refine," retr o ! ieum. All liuda of -diipplog dODWDZICOLDIIDIMIon. ps. Y. 6 1 / 1 G1.4114, NOTARY PCTLIC •%D GRVERAL COLUCCTINU talaratLliel AGM. Collection and all buiuni in in trusted to him promptly attracted to. _Applicationn lur summon, noltettikh and Policies invited without &lily, lu bit elan computlet. 001ce, Wright's Block, comer of 6th and State streets,Erie, Pa. non:l76lV. t We WirrnOttE, U P 41111 . 0131 KY AT LAW, inWalkee4 on Seventh atrort, Erie, PA. r amp 7 *di P - MT a SUM xtraet ILIA Pug: le Stitiaia, ru. tt. kD. WALltlnt.lar CO., _ • loatrearineo & CO/11111PRION VlRkeii Arra, r Ware Houma PlAlie Lkrek, gut otSiute titrwt. Cr nil War* Hann at Rail Road Crow;log, to sal; Flab, Floor, Plastid, Water l,tow, &a. N. X.—Cara ranoing to and (row Canal %Fur. Rouse. teareal6-41. S INCLAIR ac VIERS, MP:taw Is Sievert Ir Stedatto O OUCliaLi AND RITAIL-DX171179111T,, Writheil Block, 'A Street, Rria , Pa.:Dealer In Painta,oll•, CempLoto., -- ”e 4 qtatre, Glaze, Burniiiiir Fluid, Eruthrs, ter.! L IDOKLI fiI e Imtwa ,IDARRO, of Steam Engines,Uotleno, X Gearing, Agricultural Itupletorotr p Railroad Cars, ba., Erie. * Tie Plate to Get Your Money Back I 111 AT R. COUGHLIN'S BOOT ik SHOE STORE, stato-Stred, Nearly Oppotlts tho Post Office. Z. Courting, Boot and Shoe Deader, iespoettially Saturant the Public that he • ' , a• removed hla stand to the Store Ronan ea Matt atm.; nearly opposite !be Post QlBee, when he finites all his old Mende oast. locos to_give lain s call. l'artlettler etiolation s and to REP4I/111(0. tlayf og eart4)ll porta:ten, \Lad superintending all his but inena ribtattlf, he Woe* he eau glee as good eatiefietfoo, enJ tali at taloa prime to any other person in the city. good nut warranted. statilittltt. CONFECTIONARIES,- 11PruIt,Teys, Yankee Notinaa and Vane: )airt nastesdAt mrl6-Ita. - ORANGIiI3. LEMONS, g% Pl9Ollll, Datro, Cu mats, 11412102, kr, Yew ka skirl &Mkt male ity r - - ppm% +Ng HEIROEM. MUT MOM VW Oar Oftehmen Cakeil 4 Iflivisib Lik met Ift alistsgto46 ice..: . UMW =CI ATIVILNKY.i•T LAI!. ( , L -Ulu; le lick, 63 tf. streets, •n mod.% • dny o r ti3tt. IA (lucid south or T '032 tfitti , orlon) .oats anti liar!anon '4:11 ISI =o _ _ to r oily V 1,4 • ' 1 . . . , • i 1 , • t _ . . . . . , '• " -' - r'",' . • • , ....." ..,,, -.-. , - .c+:Ye .• -.. ~. ~ ...- • -1. --..• :• • ,: - 77.- • -,, -, --,-, 1 wi1r.......i...,4gt0vri5m*,.- . ..t.r•-4-r, r 130,, , t i 1,.... ,• -: , .. ''''''. ' ' f.... 144. "--.,-,,-4- ,•-•,M...IIIIIIkWefFIVTAAMICCOSnig..I' ..,,,, ~ ,,.p. , .....,•.% . . . , . • t': c . . . . • .: '* sc - . '7 4 --- ~ ,4•'. .. • ' ' . . • • T . ...,„...::, ..1 . . • , , ....; , .., , I. . . 4. .............r i :c,ro6 et J. . . R: - . B8F „ 1,71'. , ......,., .• . ._,....„......„......„.•_......._,, _ ...., , . _ i •. . .....,..„..........,_:.„_. , r • • • ... t)NE DuLLAIZAND A HALF PEft YEAIL, IF PAID IN ADVANCE, )1,1 'NI 34 W GOODS! Nt 'WEN' AT U. S. MORRIS )N'S. 1. V B!t. i('1:4; All. TM' LATV. STV i.1;24 (IF D RESS 0-ODS,-. CLOAKS, SHAWLS, GLOVES, AND ITOSIERY. A ), A LA IZU E STOCK OF C 1. 0 T 11 8-, STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS! NT W (-) TIMEI o P t IT V. GOODS! IF Y ,, le WANT TO W... 9 GOOD- STYLES, e AM. i;;-.T 00 0 D BA ROA 1 N S., EEO :1,- S. MORRISON'S. Ea= TO THE PUBLIC. 1 11 E opeue , l I Ile room No. 2 French in ft... 0 lion. block, t. close out the •,Lteucc RYE_ WHISKEY ! oi'o s „w„ In.i•tlo aml 'tlt.schich I ..11 guar .4o," Pur" n,r Mi . ' ,lock I~tl tnclu. , tile “Old Evonomito*.) , P. S —I parr zu A.l 1 . . p, Hui Lumber ifr.4.mi.Drnrly fnr JOHN W. SHANNON. rap-ti :14;m MRS. S . . H. HALL IRE -- '- - --! C- .5, -.-' •,: , I• .) .'Nek•_4l.`.. y, - NEW YORK,. " : : " :I'.';_ . ; ".- .71 4 - %; ..1 , :i, " CI,:1.:: : ), .. t., .!.: : ,;• 7 . ;, , ;" ' -._ NU W (WI EN ING A - 1 " .4 i 44 : ? , . Ck4 r I , p ~' f ..-'4..... 4. 0.1.. " 41: : ?°eg FALL. MILLINERY! *-- =1 (14 F C. 1.511, ()it rar- Pnrtlett , lir tt, ution paid I. hiotiebing, coloring Pr Leh 6;4 ,lour abort- tale rirpot, Eri^, Pa Administrator's Notice. .A.ltnitlt.tration having zr,,lte,‘ to ow uodrrai g uel oa the eigtato o, J.. 1.11 I,te, alec'•l, 1%1... of 1;114•1,. t0•111511ip, Erie CO 1 . 1 ; NoUr. it hrrrby e,crn to alllring thetalAvog iudrl t,41 ,a6l ....tate t. ttutk" jut .411.1 t, peymeztt i hit ctaiot a„;•sint lirelleilt 4,111, out 4..itica.t4l, fur ,ttt.,r' , rut - - it. 1. rrNNey, ilwinistrater. A FACT GENERALLY KNOWN, . TY ll,ll' thP variety of rtury style Bed ; -.1.111.i1 , , 14 GSIIIIC., cottage, Congress , Round Car. a r, Ciii.lp *.ri, Jenny Lind and other ps•tertut, with ••ri.• titt l e ari•l . tra il L-out, handsomely roneor.d ]toasts; 1. , iit•ui; rte, Cluiri4 lirrti-fae.i., Ctutre "mid other Tables, iVnttnios, Quaker StAeds. Carpet and Ihunask Lounges, sot r I.l..de.linir end z•fea 4i111.1.1 iLittru4seN Feeit43r Reda and it.....t.rs nitli o• her mine. hold furulturv. tic, till ~ ...titilretured from writ seasoned lumber Lod 1 ,. ..1aty ni itrr....ek,b) r4r,rieueo,l workawn and itutl; :IT mho' 1.4,. For ,tyle, quality sod low priers I will •' •.:, teen two-prow ile•ilers to undersell me. Feattieribru.;, t....nd roil. Carlo seat, hirlor, itettrimoi, H0e1..i... , , •••••.,tiitat, Nn rAr and other Choirs, of Eastern and Western iflanCl• favor., are hickory (1.1,1 and glued, making t.,.,,,,,, as .teens es .uv other part of the clinw,where others made a nd ....hi arc only nook!, and b.: no meet.. durable. Wood In , how, Ho - Irking, Sewineund Nurse, are chairs or hard wool retinue cllnclirii through the seat and glued, wax rt,t.-I t ...tied. iiiiradhonai.ly Tainted: and can't be era. ten for •trougth, pro, and build,. Spilnic Bale. I I.•••.te 'mid non rif 11/./ hall• if,. linth. , Et teallraoniabi 177.i'l a I,N-.d prac, cr Ail •,,,nr..l._ rent on application. I'rti•in3' 411,1111113 1.11.14 ere, L. After nt ii 3...tri Ctperir vice as. contending note Cre pfluripel.ei two price dealers, I era determined to crll one p - cicc-t. , all, Ore worth for year pay, and do jogice t., all who trrile with Inc.i i." I.', Ltit in , ti!1r0.4 . ,., Lire cute, Crtilitoand it. 'lce t 1 ,I, i•ton- l'ay, Produce Ar.,tarn at fair market valued ho- par . Iletnenits, Linn olime;o•xt corner of Bth street on et...te, Kees, Pe. • , ti. W. ELLSEY , tier.i.:.-11. lianutart'r and Cominan Salem:awl. W / " 11 "" 1 altE. ' • P. A. BECKER, 5 NVIIoi.E ,4 AE,E AND IiETAII GROCER, Nortl.-East Corner of the i'orit ¢ Prencit Sired, (ciiithrntnt,) respectfully call the attention of the eortnnanity to hie large Stock of • 6 ROC Elt lES AN I ) Wh.ch Le lot denirutut t 0441 at jaw VER V LOWEST rosl•itni.m Ifitietcm! Ills aniorttneut of • SUG A RS', If Co F F E Es, TEAS, • I; SYRUPS,/ . 11 )RACCOS, . \ . ri ;FISH . , &C., , I / , L . not a apagren iu the city, rut Dlo 4r proponent° prove to all wbu glee him stall. - 1 : He aleo keep; constnntly en tdrird a aopericer lot lat PIJ I E 4t(.1 - u 0 RS, t.r the whole+sle trade, to which be dicecte the attentieo of the public. lila motto "goirk AilPy Small Profits and a fall Equivalent for thr Money." apvlreatf. MANHOOD; How Lost i How Restored! Just Published. in s S..s.led Enielope. Plies 6 Canto. LECTCHR on the Nature, 'Treatment and Radial Cure nt Siwrinatorrhomr, or rtanalW Weakness, Sexual Dcbility, .\ervouenem and lurolnntare P.mlesions, noloringrimpotoney, Consumption and /rental and Ph,. siral pedlar. by Ittlit'T CULtriiitWELl:' M. D. - The important feet that the awful oonsevienees of Self Oboes may be effectually removed without iuternel .mediclnea or the dangerous application of caustico, ite strumista, undicated hough* and other sespinral de eieea, le here elearty demonstrated. and !be satlrely new and highly intecoodul treatment as adopted by the eele. brated author, fully explained, by width every out la' enabled to cure hitrmeit perfectly, and at kb lewd pmasi hie cost, thereby avoiding all the adeattlied nostrums of 8.. day. This lecture will prove e. bees to thOrtooldo and thousands. ' :zeta nodi,ra d, in a ploieennelcine, to we oddness, of the reeeiptiof emits, or two. postage stimpa, by ad ire. Cll AS. X. C. ILLIN.V., fehlft3-ly 21 Bowery, New York, - enait °floe Nor, 458& 1E62. SPRING. , 1862. , EItIENNET STORE. (bee Model Reaset Store.) . 11. SMITH, '• WIDiLESAVE AND RETAIL DEALER IN •MILLINERY GOODS. i Ulm suipliati with Etrioda at New Yak ,Priesa. Particular attaatiou _paid to Ellachlng and bresidag titrawa. No. a flush.? Mook,Stata St. ma Ott HARTFORD itIRS. IkkatANDR,OO. ii.tuvroaD, cusificCilvV? iNcolipostanu, Ina. (ANTAL WNW._ S. WINTIXOTON.Yrest , T.O. ALLTBr. Sety CITY FIRE nrstrialcz coina.r ? lit ItTFOILD, CtiNNICUTIVEIT: 11 , 14,11POILATLD PAL • 04P/T4 040 C.ll. BOW d: C. WAIT . F. atqt.. 4 l4.t NSURANCE in ,4 above ofctalaireii• A. • able roureablee can be obtained ea application td raisch2B-4t. 1 R li.RUßd►4l.4 lra4 ' Notice, to 'OH RefineiC - ' :- A, • p._reepeirild to . Nfl to ReqUita I MG VITRIOL , ' W I CAusTil SOPA seed nr.t F: at. tho lowest kir. ; lust Priers. 't can Gan f*V4aol by %la car a lead asuatattarers, thereby talhatto the ) 2 rehan ""isend "mri=taw MI alnatrc Pegotit.lg/ c 7 s -4. GACL)i.Yknvtat.., , • "IVOR KENT . A/ TWO.STOtt e tAE A,- ' DWELLING - nods?, 'on - mf,,,,,.,:, , Abdo timiiii T h r mid Peach, ;trek ifi9lit io r, ' ,z 4, ..-NO‘Aiii4 101041-,....---..- )I,,kte Om - - -- -:1 - : - • i)l , Aliitit.2 er -051 1 10; ~ ,-,.„,„„1411-a,J.,ao ar j aci..a.:a . 44* ' ' ' ' • 0t... ' ' P I- W•i 44G, ' 4 ,, . ... - a .14.1,1tf 0 Ito n , ~ AGENTS FOR Tall OBSORTHR., . The following gentlemen have Wilk soloetal as out szents la the 'piltded where the sedan.. Pim= dosittag to send subscriptions or Job Work or to unit otoooi to Cll. csu do It tbroogb their hands; ... , 1 ulliven, • . ...Albion. , e4pt. A. Porrieroe, }, W. C. White, ~ Watogord. Jos. •Valdroo, 5 , M. mater. ' Eitiabero. , V: Schultz it Bro., .10:11 Crook. .1 1.. Potter. ....„Wealeyrille. ' Capt. C. Willard, ' Hadar Crook. .1. ti ViIND, ........ ...-- ........... ....... thiolullold. J. 5mith......... ' East Gonna. Lyman flohiumma, . -.--.. Wattibaxg. A. P. Rouse. John beolittle, SprLogeld X IP& alley, Potter , West Springteld RalphEinvtil4 n t ' Plates Jamb C Caftan, E. W. Berrien; - , ...... —..:—Xispellle, Milo. A, o. I). W. ilotchinooo,_ • Elm& Amos Stone, - ' TOirrlter. Neison 8awdy,..... .. Cherry Hill. P. G. Rtranahan, t Union. Jas. D. Phillips, 5 , P. R:Surrowes, Columbus. J. 1,. Murphy, Warren. N, Jeekson ' Hariaad. .1. 11. Barliiirtuun,naburg , Dr. A. H. Eby, : , =la. . Jas. Crowell , Lovell'. T. 0. Chellts, • ' ' MillEaus. Capt. 0. J. Whitney, ' . YoungreLUa Amos Heath, , t, Corry. ,W. G. Oakley, ' 5 J. W. }toyer -. Le , Beef. D. H. Donalillion, ....IlViing Creek. O. W. Howard, ' Wayne. . A. A.. T111.121:12011d, ' ' Stewart'', Pa. . 1, C. Chapin, ' flidirroYb FA o „Pa. Robert Jaeksou, .. Under, , Warren Co., Pa, Bt L ANDUICT P PILLS. - While Etraulretla's Pills are 4o potrat for good to diseased bodied, they are harmless se bread. The babe at the breast or the mao of ripest years, marielloste fe males, are certain to receive as learesee of health from the use of these Pitts blessed of lisMrea. It ha; been paid by an able pbyelSto,• that "the wolf. en • Menus benefits and never iejnria" Wherein is the perlative <panty. The Bnandretb Tale here no Tenet or action but upon Impure humors In the blood. They seize only the impurities Wand atoned the parts attested by disease; all the parts involved in diseased nntinns are oporatei upon, and cleansed from all foulness, and rein. hued with "We" by the wonderfuf esirstire powers eon tamed and inherent of the most flatly famed Bums. ,cam's PILLS. Millions of People whose fires appeared to be at the last «Lb, worn out by Geer% cousnining line s by con sumption:a insidious adranc4, by racking torments of inflammatory rheursatiam s have been cared by the wee of three pills. The persons are lirlog witnesses, and tbocranda are residestalu every city of America. Prin cipal Mem, No. 294 Canal Street s New York. Sold by Dr L. STRONO, Erie, and by all respectable dew ier, In medicine. " octlo-IM. flu jetzt returned from " A VM:O4 This delightful article for preserving and hvautifylog the human hair is again put up by the origi nal proprietor, and la now made with the same are, skill and attention, which find created Its Immense and on pmedented sales of ever one million bottles annually I It is still sold at 24 cents in large bottles. Two million bot tles can «sally be sold a year when It Is agate known that the Kathalson is not only the most delightful hake dressing in the world, but that it cleanses. the scalp of acne and daridruff, ghee the Wei lively, rich, Inrariant growtii.tutd pry'venta it from taming .gray. MIN at. considerations worth knowing. The liathalrea has beau tested for over twelve years, and Is warranted an descri bed. in y lady who values a beutitul head of hair will tree the Kathatron. It Is finely perfumed, cheap and Tal lman it is sold by all respectable dealers throughout the troth!, Jam• HKI INTIM MTh INIMITABLE BAIR RESTORATIITIL IT I.S IbOT .411 YE, but restores My hair to Its °riff nal color. by supplying the lapidary tubes with natural sustenance, Impaired by age or dimaae. All in/demons dyes a, composed of Lunar Claudio., destroying the vi tality and beauty of the hair, end afford of themselves no deeming. Helmstreera Inimitable Coloring not only . restores hair to its natural color, by an easy precede, but 'Rives the bilr a'LUXIMIANT BEAUTY; primmest Mr 0°,0.11, prevents Befalling off, oredlostes dearer, mad Imparts health and pleasantness to the bead It has stood 014 test of time, be lag the original Hair Cedorlig, and is °reliantly increasing In favor. Used by bath gentlenum and ladies. it is mold by all Nopeedidde deed,. 071.4 or ran be procured by them of the commercial &grata, A.F. Thiamin & CO..= Broadoary, IP. Y,. Two bll (Mats and fl. Jan2463-Am sr 'OUST* D 011 0 ,14 KU It DT X • • THE ONLY DYE liner analysed. TON ONLY OFR Sworn to b odometer. THE ONLY DYE' For i ity*y brown. TOE ONLY Dr, Fora parfait Wick. TOE ONLY DYE That &lee dalesiloo. nik ONLY DYE That Is Isitartaatous. ' AND Tilli ONLY DYE For all who desire to hare tier color of their Clair ebiroasat with ratcty,sertaloty and rapidity, to any etude they may dmrfre. liami factored by J. CRISTADO/30, No. 6 Astor Ileum, Ne• York. Sold everywhere, and ispplied by all Hair I kreisczk. Price, $l, 81,50, and $3 per aox, according to stag. Cristadoro's Hair Preservative, I, kaatuatie with his Dye, as it imparts the utmost soft mas, the most twaatital gio.s, and great vitality to the liar. 'rite $0 ce.nt, sod $2 par bottle, occordiag to 2-Irho anglsllll BE %VIM& /N TIME. do not trite with your health, Constitution awd Counter. It you are suentaz with any MM US for which HEINBOLM3 EXTRACT BUORU . to recommended, TRY IT! TRY IT ! TRY IT ! --it will Cure you, 24T111 /0131: sude r toa, ailaylos Palo and Intianiniatien, and will niettne in Wn HEALTH AND P At Little Snense, And No linpoinwit Cot out 'be Adnirtlisnient to linotbar talinnto, and call or wedlor , IIt:WARR or COUNTILSPIU7I3I Ask for Relatbold's: Tab so other. CURES QUARANTUD K. Tuitus , WXNE.TIAN Pled of croap—What • putty and intmeding tali I saw last weak I But now. as It is leo mom. Such tram the conversation of two esustinnearktini down town in the ears. Died of aren a s 1 how WIMP I lib= Dr. Tobias' Venetian Liniment is a certain mina U taken in Um. Now. Mothers, we appeal to you. It Y sot for the paltry gale and poll we mats. bet for the sake of your latent child that sow lien ;Ambit st__,yosz fact.— Croup is • &norm dtsbus• ; hit UT.Wiiie Wesso n= If Mount in time. and it is robbed of its tenors. Always keep It In the bones ; you may not wool it to eight, or tomorrow, no teUing wisen—but armed with this hutment-yon are prawn!, let It tome when It will. Price only 25 cants a bottle. Oen, Ili Cortland street, New York. Bold by all Druggists. sail-4w. lkilid.DADIN TOUT Vitril etilliNTlTleßA LSAT/ Han lase boded the truth that there arcane princtOet to Medicine is compel aided on 01 11 1 1 1 1 ,1 0 047 ed to the manifold natters of Mrs tian f The can u ialtroping open the pores, sad creatiag a gentle internal wartattr, and this is caused by the use of this blediethe. Its remedial qualities are based on its puerto whit the healthy and vigorous circulation of blood th rough th e lulNia. it sidings the mambo and assists the skin to form its dation of mulattos therheat of Wl' system, and in:featly throwing antis trade 'abidance *IWO the nx. toe of the body; It is Toot a vialaat tessiady, but ninon i; enit.wanaing.searehing and endive. Sold by ell drug gists at 13 and 26 rents perhottle. EDITOR OP OBSERVER, Diaz s9:—with yotu•seroalsetori I wish to gay to the enders 91 your paper that I will send by return Mall to all who wish it, (free.) a Real with fall dins /Mons for making and using a simple m Vegetable Siam, that will effeeteally remove, la 10 days, i lawless, Shaelh. is, Ti,, Pmeklee, and all Impariilas of as Ws, law* the same soft, deer, smooth aad beautiful. • I will also nail free to those Win Said: Lads or Bare Yare. simple directions and informatima that will anablo them to start a full growth 91 Lux,irlut Hair, Whiskers or a Moostaiho, In bra than SO days. All rep. eteattons answered Iridium well without slurp. Rasp eettkil T CHAPMAN, juilltiai. • No. SW BresdwC!rilyrltY. S I,N AIR' 8 . I ' ,, EXCELSIOR" VIOTOGRAPH -GALPIRIt •aosranwiacrs nom, . West Of tho Nut. !int Vow flrom Stab Strut . tintsfnl,fOr OA faron,i be soloorthor r00pm41471 for the Mtirosir of Ws end Molaity, that 41,i tet mot mlitto4 Gam pared Us p4ml bt , Otagiban. *WO PcsParsi ts " moloSibs D. P 0T o R A P.Il B', • room omicni Ipt,TlMMtm To )• Ai I F E, $ 04R-MY'rli . LOgfiraenui..&a. , er -rwa1,...44,04..+6.**114;.-414 11911,41 at WOLBCWOOL TiViNE 1 ca.l.P. - . A piem ba i• searaissesseillot.„, titllllllllal44l4 p T:10,410 . 11 fM 1 1 h iltrq-: t t4 4011116011-:;t TRl t j, le; Out "MO irt.940110.10 444113 ti itN2 ERIE; PA., SATURDAY ,MORNING, ,OCTOBER 31, 1;563. One °lithe peculiar features of llsrper's Magazine de the "Editor's Drawer." a collec• Lion of rich, rare and laughable Incidents from all Portioa4 of world, to 'which nine tenths of tlntivaders of that, the best of all our month lies, direct their attention as soon as thoy geC the Magasine and never leave off till they have finished the lot. We really believe the Messrs. Harper have done more to promote good health and spirita in the community, through the in strumentality of this "instittion," than atit he drugs and tonics that ever Were got together. From the last batch of good thin' in the "Drawer" we copy , the. following : A %towns in London sent Lord Derby a sample of wine that' he ,recommended as s specific for the gout. Afterward he sent to request Of hie Lordship an order fur some more of Die wine ; but. Lord Derby replied that he pteferred the gout! 4 "1 ex ; au alien," says a correspondent of the 'Drawer, "and was expatiating the othdr dayiupou the duty of every good citizen to support the tiovernment, and declaring myself in favor of the draft as the best, means of fill ing .11p t h e army. 'Yes,' said a friend standing by, haven't seen Cr, exempt but was in favor of the draft.'" D. 8. BARNES 4 CO., Now Yoft. Tat following is a surgeon's certificate giv en to one -of our Militia boys to exempt him from active service: "Jane the 18: 1863 mastery fources.sie To your onners John Jeffries is unsomul msm his Left pub cry Lobe is Dessrdere4l sisolhe..pla rer & if Yon Cesp him in See ♦is you nil her him on your }mitts Sick when he Cam home; frotu Lin Creak In Aprill he yes Sick A. i sten deti on him thrne his sickness & it 'Left him unsound man." A ntiait. printer, writing to the Drawer. says: , I am conneeted with the printing-grace in our little place; afo a few ttys e o the fol lowing advertisement Irt3 ha tled in:, tithe untersenit has yust opium a New Ss. loon well arranget . Sr. with 11 iciens of gull Liquors f r fiittet op in the Ilottel, wehr, invite wieth all my (rinds aquentins S . Strin gers too' come and satisflo hini Selves that I wilt do all watt is in my Power to content all my costumers with the best satisfaction." ONE of my customers, deeply in debt to me, residing lit the West (says a mercantile cor respondm:lQ failing to respond as he should, I wrote 'lto the Postmaster fOr information, and the answer is so satisfactiory. that I Mast send it 'to the - Drawer. The man of le f tteri" L , writes Plititi—The said individual is defunct in "Did you ever have boils ?" says he. "Not a boil V' "Or Mar • i'lfiary fit." l'Or delirium tremens ?" • . f'No sir-ee !" . rOt rickets I" , • ,'l'll ticket yes," :says I, for I thought ha natant soteething else. , .: 'Did you ever have the measles ?" says he. Here I took off my boat. .. ' ' O, Ol. die itch" i • ryei, sir," V—"that ere fist (and I shoved sTerY largo brown, one within three inches of his nose) has been itching, for the last ten minutes, to knook_your pesky head Or, you Wile mesa, low; lived, contemptible whelp, you." i 4My deir sir," said the mild spoken, gen tlemattly-sitvgeon,l laying IC bend laon my .1. firth: "calm yoerself , I pray, Deq't let your angry passions rise, but takd off your clothes, la } I can see shut you are made of." So l i ;up s eresled my anger, 'and withdraw ing to a at:truer; I hung my etothe.al.up On, the, 1164 1 r, and presented myself tor examin,tion„ clad 'only, with the , covering nature hid' given,, expept nbCitt ti senora inch of court 'plaster en my right shin; where'T had I,lllen over a Is the good old times betorathe war, writes 4141 r, theaighibafore, fealinis , for a swell. : Ibirriend la the lower regions. the ' candidates f ! flioutig mati," -Said the surgeon; looking Ai . glit. its eye,"you have got the for office in this Southern country were wens- psh etr , , tairopia." . , t 'Corned' to resort to etrange dodges to co neiliate ! ell ' sir, Bain said 1 "and a oisi-ou l ) too-a the people and get their vines . One of them _ 4 ' Martin Van Boren has been ' appointed inted iittl‘ e ll ' inan' / ger,;:vii , th a drop g of ' StOngldOn, id the Old Dominion, whilo stumping the out , • Minister `to Groot Britain ," geld a frie 9 ml at imikes ha. itseellefit eye opener et a morning." skirts of.his district, came early one morning hie elhOw. , . , of ' I . i"And there Seems to be an ainhurotie, ten uPon italsoring where a isliciry. nuip was hoe- "Minister to Greet Britain 1' The ides ' i tenoy of, the righ.4 . eye ahcompsdied with ey ing. Alighting froth -hie horse, he took ' an his beim' appointed Minieter to Great Ill ' ritain I ex b e e • , standing ivi" - _linot isernmenced Work- Why he can't , preach no in tha nl 1 91 ` faila r s 462 '. :., ore . am : ~ .;,,Sh ow ,. , up is ~ - /lig very vigurou.sly, st4ersattiei iliac delicate- ‘ .—....... , i L IY kilning who he ,airy; 2 0, for what purpose• , A. coast aroonner train Citambeributi;' ,i ._.'"Ai4 that w hite spot in Pm lett :eYo be he luid'come. The sue however , was-obtuse , Pennsylvania, informs ui that when the rebel :Wicisllk " ata r li e k ' ' - i noteeeinhig eon , acs otihis eisitor'a design arm was on the March • froni that Owe': to I,`-.1/ gains PV:gleagl,, in the' - ',lri'''. 'Me I, ' till' jiat' an the Ansi woo itieling•honeath the Gettyslirg, !leveret privates slopped it' the ,a T iltd esuri g l / 44 6 = i i n ir at al l it ' i4ff i ll ed SW b i i in g il b l u lNl bbl t• o h , !:! ili so .n2 o y 7 . ; e o ft iS h isi ctrizon,. when he aci , 4l4 , 7 , ly ,, brigh , brightened ap , 11 , 41 i h n o l t u el in ot 4 M f r o . T .T s o l i t mß si re i w n : . , h i ,o n st Pa l y n e fo ilevi rtne ll a e the oin li ti es.rits :ysofuloitki.ts!ie:Tit4oE44ipe47oltue;t::s47.:::::i.ei: , ignltt'al, treekon yinern mighty good ekhiiit- that, he mesa just pat ,i#, that: article: Ole of three t i mes ("/ my left;.,,..ffp.k t ba.: Jo, no PirPose• be, ond'it t Oran (my wier brOlil Virginity Pd the retts , ronostited 4tat Amy irCrii; tiding to ,roll t9r jou." , ' -.' • -1 ; . . '- 1 '' Baltimore, -bue 'there they( wool/ gel! , plentr., "ullTamem ol4 ""ing till lop o? 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' : '' ''' , C - 1 4 ' .9W . . 1.k."1t2-: ‘j; '' -' 4: 41 111 0 * - 0" i e...".., ' 4: ,,, ..; . 1 1* '.. ' ). I • . ' . '''' -0, : ''.' l'''.e.-: ....'',:'- ....-. „ami d , _.!1ay1b_...14.1 41+11,1! tf,,,ilio; l , ~......., ...;l'iz, - ••' 4 " 1. - " -",, tf ,6 .7 : : = - fr.• .i .• ,.-1.11 LIII* , , ' .."0. _.: • ~.1 ;•,,", A. ' • C . r" .-C , =- • '''.; ,"::. -1-5 • ' 5../.. ata,- _ 7 _ l ittal is defane., than parts. Ha vamosed,iabsquatutated, and made hisself sere, by goitli to tha Far 'West seine 4or 5 jean ago. ' Ist somewhere near Harlington, lowa. Don'tltdow whether 'green or stated preaohiniiwilll lever ,resussi tate' his parse or eltarraqtter or rt. Hops they will, though : and thr said resuscitation will renown to your favor! as well as to, some others." Ds' of the soldiers teila the .Drawer 'of a sMiden diseorpry of the ' , politics" of a family down in Dixie : "Oire regiment, be sap, onus .in Northern . I trisstssiippl, SO halting "ear a fine mansion Wboys veto makinglorithieldoken quarter, eere the .11,4. of the .'ho3tset appealed to the Qolonel -for, protection, as she was 'a good litiloil*oman, and. they allstood,ap' for the Gtrerament I' Just thee one. of the children cried out, 'Oh, mother, that Yankee's got Jeff Davie, is big roostet,3 and Is going to vriug his neat !' There was: no further dhribt about the loyalty of that household." tinder the he. Thula. tbli tee tip meter* tnel Under the ice oar spirits lie; • Th. petit s tow of the eemartur ants 91u111ooi their fetters by and by. Moan andgroan ir thy piton cold. Biter 0111 h—river of lows ihitariateir le growing worn and oW, , iThe frost rs learieg the astltiog 1130,11111. thli sal Ibiza bright above. i Under the ice, under the anew, , Oar Hein are bound to scrotal ring; By sad brtho Booth winds blow, And tbir roans bloom on the bongs of spring MAIO sad groan In t► 7 Cotters strong, River ante—river of love; The nights row abort, the days row %tag, Weaker and troika the bonds of wrong, And the snot Wan Webby above. Under the toe oar souls are hid; Under the lee our goal deeds grow; Mao bat Credit the wrongs we did,. But Deter the motives that lay below Moan and groan in tb7 prison oseid, • Alter of IVA—river of Ines; The wintiar of life is growing old, The trust is leaving the melting mould, ' i And the can althea warts above. • Under IV* toe we pile oar wrong... , Under the lee that has chilled us through; • - Ohl that the friends who hare knoirn Ra long. I Dare to doubt we are good and true. Maze sail groat in thy 'wiser' col River Of life—direr of love I Winter li growing warm and old, Name stir it tie ineltln6 mould; We shidi he known aliore . VEIN PROM HARPER. silted him if he should hold the tiow, - whioh seemed to be uneasy, and the old man consent.: ing very readily, he took her bi the horns and held fast till the operation wasjdone. , . "llavi you had Robison [Mi rivia] amp& here lately ?" he asked. ' "Oh, yes," said the old man "he's "he's behind the barn, now, holding the wail!" This was a little too muck; Robison was ahead; and Jones gave in—jtiit as Cage did' as narrated, with a picture of the scene, in the Magazine for Jane, 1882. '1 it was election - day--writes a Penurylrani* correspondent—and Grimes hiiiing."assisted" on the occasion by the deposit of his vote and the absorption of about as much "old rye" as he could walk under, started with two of his neighbors, l l who were in the same state of ele vation, to make their way tObeir homes.— They had to cress the ( Bratulystine Creek by a foot-bridge poustxucted of a single log thrown across, and hewn Aat on the upper side, but without any hand-rail to aid in the transit.— There would have been no difficulty clear head and steady legs iti crossing ; tut with our party• it was felt to be not devoid of difficulties "under existing circnmstances."-L-- However, the creek must be crossed. Grimes' two friends took the load, and with much swinging of arms and contortion of body reached Lhe farther side. lewas now Grimes' turn -to fade the music, and, making a bold start, he'succeeded in getting about one-third of the way over, when a loud splash announced to his friends that lie was overboard.. Emerg ing from the water, it being about breast high, he quietly said, as if, his course MS the result of mature deliberation, "I guess wade !" AWAY 41 Switzerland winders ono of the Drawer's many readers; iie site down in, Neu. chatel 13111 writes of his American memories : The mus4nitoes down on the Ntississippi River are suppoSed to be rather large, and tolerably ferocious. " I am not prepared to be= Rave the story of the man who came to look fot hts cow one day; and found the skeleton on the ground and a lttp mosquito on an• ad jacent ttee picking his teeth with one of. the horns. But I will 'iv that it would take man gifted with considerahle imagination to exaggerate the protio4s of those Southern wrlif mciquiloe4. W were discussing them one uight-iu a IMtel in• New Orleans, When one gentleman of the party.told the following-an ecdote : ..There was once: a Man id the city who in. misted o ;1 it that he vitAS mosquito-proof, nod Nik l gov io t t s dfered, to lie down fur ten dollars. My frt. 1 hearing him make the proposition took him at iiix word, and with Severs' others they both started oil for a nice marshy place 'be tween Ow . town . an , l Lake Pontchartrain—a regular mosquito paradise.. Arrived on the ground the tuosquitu o.ap look of Lis' shirt and coat, and lay down' on his face. The in. sects came in crowds, lighted on his back, and biting commenced. Ef the man scratched he would lose the tun deltars; even squirming was prohibited. But he stood it like a Trojan; didn't give utterance to a single grtint. Half att-houi t passed. The gonna alt around was covered; with gorged j Moiquitoes, who had sucked until they were; as drunk as Judges, nut were staggering about in a most discredi table style. A , gunmen. or an hour ensued; more int oxicste.l suckers, and the man as un• moist' awl indifferent as a kg. riuddenly one of 'the gentlemen took two or three strong putts at his cigar. and then chucked it on the moiptito chap's back. First he winced, then he squirnied,; thou ho yelled tint' scrambled up. hive come across a consid'rabie number of mosquitoes in my life,' he remarked,soratah ing wish one hand and working into his shirt at the same time, 'but [assure , you, gentlemen, I never see a mosquito like that before., Ile wasn't much to htnn, gentlemen,' he continu ed; 'but when it (tomes to ,biting, gentlemen, that musquite was a snorter.' - "Ile lost his ten dollars; and went borne grumbling that 'when be main that , 'se bet he hadn't 4caloOlated "'on, no bumble bap bein' smuggled in:" • Is the city of Detroit is an excellent and eminent lawyer, Judge Lane, who hes but one failing, and that Is simply that he is a itoh elor. Retaining all the vivacity, activity, and habits, of youth, he is a universal favorite, especially among the belled, to whom he de votes- the leisure that an extensive pried°e and his literary tastes will allow. Mr. Ilow;. aril was delivering a lecturo on Old Times in Detroit., and speaking of4tie men who were active in public life forty years ago, he spoke of Judge. Lane, "Men and now s promising oung lawyer in this city." ~/The remark brought down the litkuse, with, app*se, in which none joinel mortAheerfirllAhan the gallant and learned Judge: 4 4.4 ; Tuts 18 very rt.ural, and undottbtedly true : In the' good old' days of slow conches and slower mails, when'Northern" New'Tork•sw•as about as far out of the wo . rll a 9 semi:Of mir Northwestern Territories are now, there *AB gathered around the' post-olfice 'One nighti - in a small town, qiiite a crowd, to boar the news Brought by the stage just in. "What's the owe" asked an old fellow, who was nit so wordly-wise as he might, have been—"what's the news'." s'.',oo !IF NOT PAID UNTIL THE END OF THE YEAR • • Oattl/r3ro , [BYoli 51, at the battle of Bettysetts, wt ltua learkedy. et 1411th Meg. Pown'a Vol" lon of Jam,. 144 WarY i A. Kennedy,. of Fairview, aged lit years.] lib hitt tile horns in ritaabood'a fair morals:. With a brave !Start, to batty lOr right spigot wrong; White blotted with Ka be loved his eoustry. Suitt Ts It. daises ids Tones OM grew strong. White balding tot* nobly for thin glorious Bolos, To 6phold the laws which the kraltors.oleff. Re AM, trosadedaqd bleeding, by a giants ball stricksit, And was lilt there alono on the geld to die. Oh 6/Istanbul/. 111-fated Add of bitttht, Dom drat is the 'sexed blood of the brave. To thee oar mad hettrte are tacrainially Umiak, For there foand our dear. toyed Wllllatma lc me, Also, no fond Meter's emu to etyma him, ' No mother's kind breast on which to pillow hliheml.- A father's and brother's auktitnee denied Alen* on the field he was Left withltlie,dvad. , . We 1:itolor not, also, the spot where they WS hitti;- 11nluelked MA unheeded to the place orbits rest,— And timelessly rade OW will trample upon Thi lodawhictl lie over a loved one's breast.. , • ; Slat fel above earth and all of its trials, Welltnow thatour Wend 012114 spirit hat down, . And vsoftsn think of him beetling In ranters, With angels and saints •rotind the heavenly throne And Ibis is a soothing balm for our sorrow Viral mourn our sad loss, but still hopefully pray That,4iks hlm, wr use all prepare and he ready When death shall come to °anus away. [Front the Bunker Hill Aurora.) , The other day chief engineer Ueau, of the FirelDeplirtment, called at the office wLere I make shoes for a living„ and handed me a big whit e envelope, notifying me that I was drafted and must report myself for examina tion; ftt Lawrence, on the 18th of August. , Nizr, I . consider' it the.tiuty of every citi zen to give his life, if need.be, thr the de fence of his country ; so, on the morning of the eveniful 18th, I put on a clean shirt and rdy H i undiy clothes , and started for Lawrence, to see if I could get exempted. li' wrettee is situated on the Merrimac river, .and its principal productions are mud, dust i and that girls. The city proper, at least part what I saw. • consisted of a long, narrow entry, up one flip,* stair!, adorned overhead with 'a freiMoing of gas meters, and car Petted with worn out tobacco gelds, and 'furnished with one chair, two settees, and as . ; Many huge, square packing oases, market! " , Q.jill. D." Scattered around this palatial halll:rere some forty or fifty conscripts, look ing, cry much as if they expected to be ex empted by reason of old age, before the ionhg man with a ferocious moustache should notify them of their turn. Most of them, holi,ever, were doomed to disappointment, for while they counted the hours of delay, the 'door would suddenly open. and the tall young maci would single. out a man and march-him threggh the open doorway to be seen no more. r By and by—that is, after several hours walking—my turn came. '{John Smith.?" shouted the door keeper, !othat's me." says I. and with a cheer from the! crowd, I entered a large squarr room where two persons rat writing at a table, and a third, evidently a surgeon, was examining.a man in the last stages of nudity. One of the writers et the table, a young man with curly eyes and blue hair, notble•l to me, l and dipping his pen in the =ink, com menced— H ,'John Smith, what's your name ?" John Smith," says L '!Where wore Yon born ?" • "Pedunk, Maine." • t ';What di d your great-grandmother die of!" "Darned if I know," says I. Wall it hanontaP,'" says be ; "and your i grandfather, toe ?" '!1I don't.oare what you call it," says I, for I Irma little riled by his nonsensical ques . - tiort. ' ME =I •. NUMBER 21. Wriktop for the 0 eirver. StIRGICAL EXAMINATION Ote A CONSCRIPT. Got, ia,the sespildr iseaibrasse sad luipint IddirYds Ps. "Aird disesic" . ."Hol"'said I. . • "Aad "Tisunder !" st;id 1. "stop talking! . Now foinit — ater me--one!" "One !" said I, dead with fright: "Asthma! Two." • "Two,"',7 yelled.. "Broth; of the right febular ! • Three." "Three 1" I poped. „ • • "Oexalgial Form." • "Murder!" Bald I, "Pour." • I "Conirmed dinzdenurn of the right ventri cle! Fire." "Oh: doctor,. aint yon most through! T feet faint!" . . "Through! No! Not half through. Why . my - friend, Pandora's box was nothing toljon r chebt. You have sphynixianu, and -gloriosoS, and conoboilogla y and persiflage, and —" 'Here my kneefiresebled so I leaned against the table for support'. "And permanent taxation of the anterior lobe of the eight 'phalanx." ' My only answer was a deprecatory gesture. "And !scrofulous diathesis and omniopo; dites." = I sank to the floor in Mier despair. , "Elutriation !" he yelled, for he saw I was going fast --"and maxillarium and—" I heard no more. Entirely overcome, I swooned away, and was obliged to be carried to the nearest hotel. But I wan exempted !•! ROSECRANS IN DISGIIACErWIIY HE WAS REMOVED. " [Wutint= Camippoo.dam:e New Yolk Tfe•a] The removal of Itosecrins is the subject of much and contradictory comment. ' The more correct understanding of the causes that led to it is that charges wero preferred against him by Generals McCook and Crittenden of unofficerlike conduct on the battle-field, of a panic-stricken flight from the field to Chatta nooga, while thli battle was in its crisis, and of his unsoldierly and mischievous conduct in publicly reporting, on reaching Chattattoops, to both . officers and men that the day wee lost. Superadded to this is alleged Governmental resentment of ;his disobedience of positive orders not to risk a general engagement by advancing beyond Chattanooga before he was reinforced ; also, Its impatience of his dispo-' sition and handling his troops en the field. The reputation for courage that he Won at Stone firer is plead in barrtS the imputation of cowardice n hie abandoliment of the bat- , tle ground, aid his friends attribute it to e. mistaken impression that his army had been wholly whipped and was wholly on the re treat. The replication to this is that such mistake is a complete disqualification for coin- mend. The statement acquiring growth that S'ei had an attack of epilepsy during the battle, and that he was constitutionally and by edu cation subject to fits of religious depression of the profoundest character, is correct, Oa he was as austere Roman Catholic, as is well known. In connection with this it may not be unsuitable to add that it is under Stood that the fourth specification , of the . preferred charge is an excessive use of opium: The relation's between Gen. nosecrans and the General-in-Chief, Hialeah, have been bad. A Sharp correspondence took place between them after the battle of Chattanooga', and be fore that 'the Government had found fault With hia military conduct on several occa sions, and he bad retorted by charges of ne glect by the Government and want of eppport. His removal has. been in contemplation for some time. . POLICY OF. THE DEMOCRATIC The Chicago Times, alluding to the fact that many persons who agree with the Democracy in their negative policies of oppositibli to the"- r"iicalism, imbecility and corruption of the Administration; are in doubt as to what would be the :positive policies of the party, if in power, states the affirmative positioa of con servatiie men as follows : First.L-They would restore the supremacy of our violated constitution i and laws, and with entire and absolute liberty of speech, of the press and of ballot, and the sacred privi lege of .the habeas corpus. , They will free the loyal States from the • inseams:of military encampments and of all - • officers and.'soldiers physically able to take the field; thus reinforcing our armies at least , They will abolish the system of arbitrary arrests for opinion's sake They Will offer the rebel!, fair and honor able' terms .of peace, provided they will: ground the weapons of their rebellion and come Nick to the Union : offering them the constitution of the United States in the one hand, and a "vigorous prosecution of the war" with the other, The wars of 1812 and of '1847 sufficiently ezetnplify what Deitiocrits mean lir a ".vigorous_ prosecution of the , war." They do not fight with proclamations. 'Confidence in the management of national &glare being thus -restored, thikommeription act, the proclamation of emancipation, and the unchinstittaional confiscation act will be abrogated. They would fight • armed rebels, to 'rester° 'the Union; bat not populations, for purposes of revenge, , or , for abolition. They would puke the ear, .aot - puoitive, but reolamatory, in its nature. • tree= thoi'Merr York Herald. CHIN: Mcetielil4AN AT TII6:,,RUNI SIAN BANCWET. ' One of the Most %striking features of -the_ ittissiatt banquet on Monday was the spon taneous ovation to Lien. McClellan. The 'too ment that .personsge'd nettle Woo mentioned by the: clerk who -read 'the letters of regret, all- the guests sprang Apr : burtilted, waved hatidierehlefe and boueunts, and garb twelve enihuaisatio `tihstra' tor their hiratiti soldier: This' nautil." repeitted'ithea; the general's lettee . was teat ' Gen. MoOlellas'firlatters are alitaye :hapktily• emnocivel ftid;; mpressed.. The (linty oaCto which, *ay eacesptieh Can be taken is the !letter - adeocatiof ftnpdwartre i plectiOn as Goveruer of kenntlylvaitt. The sentiments of this letter were admirable ; but it's Ar6t pirigfdph -seemed too partisan to some entice. ?he/Gametal has kit Most pow erilal document in reierfe,:hOlfalrer, This is his report, of his osiapaigmt, uow On Ale in, the War 14partukeat. The , of the people, tO read Ois report increases daily, and will montane ,to louses* the lf ottger the repett 18 mi l titheld..l • Sinai the organ of the War Department brought out the liner about Woodward, At .ought to bring out this - report.' If the govcrantint atuutot afford to it let it be emit to, ow Ape, AO we will • Plitee it beano • the world eeipmliesi of "PP I=2=l PARTY. '~:~:
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