ci vwt TllK I,ll3.4ltltVita. „.ionowisg gootionion bays bora ealeefed as our t- to ttlo plitc.en 'horn the, reoude. Parsons thitiring rioa..r Job Work, 00 to remit =Mar) to n do st through theft hoods : A Ponnerek, 1 " --- bae. -- -- h .Ito .1. iiio • . 11,11ard, 01 J. •L MEI b ~„...r.: t .ur 1,0 Fro • , p. littir 1 't" • h CoUMW:4) , 0. II .trinyh•4 I ;I 6Urrowf 4, if n b) • , it u t'%ull..m, k If tl , l, -.. EMI ponald..w. ..... 4 tooin 1:1141.1 =III N E W GOODS! NOW oPEN AT S. Nt()RIIISON'S Ea OE KyißitAcusiii ALL MC LATE RESS -GOODS are 1 letcr CLOAKS, SHAWLS, OYES AND HOSIERY \ LSO, - A LA 1{1; E ST( G L 0 T 11 3 'LE AND DOMESTIC GOODS 01l It TIMETOB LT l' 6 u o1s! 1V 'll . Oll WANT r Ma' VIN GOOD - ST,YVES, ;00D BARC; AI NS, g - S. MORRISON'S. S t,llf TO THE PUBLIC. AVE opened the room 210. 2. French rtrnrt, In Reed Fionee Mock, to Hoer not the • of RYE WEtISKEY to In6o 'epd '6l.which I er.II guar irn as the grain itenti; an shill keep • ntpck of .iquore, (Including {hp " Ofk Feopoltille"}4.:igaro. c, - f bate au .k.l Pipe 1301 Lumber Wagou army atix • JOHN . ANAN-iitilti 63-fan MRS; FL H. HALL or ALL MILLINERY ! Which sill tM Raid • EA.P.FNI C 434, OA ,4,44.1;01: ITA 1 TA Particolgr attootton paid to bloat-hips, colortog 'JI , t, 6th dont atiovit thn Dopot,Vrie,raf • • • - 4 marltB3ll, FACT GENKRALLY KNOWN, [AT the variety of new style steals, of dottite, Cottage, Convexs, Sound Cor, 'amp Sot*, Jenny Una sail other patterns, lath ttlne and strait fount, handamnely venoiered lino sus, unu,bialag,Breakfsot, Centro and other Tablet, rout, ttuaker *Stand', Carpet and thunkalr Loaricoa, Jed*, Hair end Hoa arum Staitimemoi, Feather Bede Bolsters rritti ,other comae-hold furulturo, Are, nil factored from 'roll asumard lamr*r and hc , llliy tale, by expel workmen and not ty Nice For style, quality awl low prior* 1 will duty grim -ice dealer* to under/mitt 13110, rCithel , l4 , ll,o 1:11)4 spas peat, Parlor, Halroom, .4wirg, other Chairs, of RSAllleril and testes ulauu• , ozo - lactors 4olledand. &ed. widasic:ltista co my atheepart of the chair,lrtiere other,' male I err only nailed, arid by ao moaus durable. Wood r, Socking, Harlot awl Nan., ;unchain or bard Mude climbed through the peatand glued, war• stand. liandromay palatal, sad Caret be ben elorugtli, price sod Baled,. Spring theta. 1 hien •kai and hare the tngt , ..xt teatimoundo watt, A 'ices of all good.; seat on applitation Iy. thug , idn,g Irce. fir, sears experhoolca and contending with 4111. 1 prim. dealers, am detesuitued tO . vatil loilYo get, worth for boor pay, nod Justice' she toga.. with rue, toe, Lath Sorag'ee, Lite fltiOck, .Urtuisiand Hotine, l rn Pay, voodoo' Ao, taken at fair market valued • Rememter the 'dere, next corner of sth street ce, Env, ht. t it IV. ELI-SKY .Nlautitaa'r and Cowmen Saleamau. 17~)1.r_..a1.E ,t RETAIL GRocERY sToREI P. A. BECKER, )1.1'..‘' , A.1.E AND RETAIL GROCER rt , i,vdet Corner of toe Park . i f Punch Strut, Jonivirmar.,l roevectfuliy nll the attention of the community to Wei large' Stoqi. Of FN 11 1) PROW ISIONR, Mitch he is ileynrotuo to hell at the V 1.011111±....P...T POKSIULIK. PRICES lfuaveortmeut - liS, t F E jjj :TEAS, 'V liUl'B, 'll 11 FISH . , SI:. iurpautti la the city, u be it popporod to prov l acre bon a 0,11. 0 k.epa eatuitaatly 09 band A illpPliot lot 0, 11' /1 E 1 1J hoirsale trlde, to which his int eseto this tittantl tbltc. to , i t i “quick Saba, Small rraota aaa a ot for the Money." aprllll3 MANHOOD ; Lost ! Row Restorid; I:„bilfibed. id a Sealed Rl:metope Pries 6 Conti. .IiCTORF. on the. Nature, Treatment and Radical Irn of tiveruistorrlywt nr SOTinal areakdeas, Jetslllty,.rrrou*maeeandlarolattarr Euaseealit hr.finpou.ucy, ranigutriptiou andlikait and ,I.y -411tr,.by ROHr J. UVI•V KUM 8 1.4 1 M. N. .1 Isop,rtdent 614.1 that the %slut comecict7rof ki.a.e warelfectually removed wltlanat Int r ant Jangeron appiteatloit of esintl In rtn,at•on Heated bourita, and (Attar stopiritl tole ClearlV tletttowarftte t,Atul the *Stirs ,t Deo atgialsolatitonriltteattuant 11aja&lbilibt"6" 4 ‘l intil.re. fait implaine.l., hrit trrery_grmi to wt.' , 11, , cur. hit:o.o4r perfettly, au.S.4tefft least !wad. rot 0, •-rkty ar , Aitting all the utrartifted,portretros or du Tina lecture will prove a boontolbotnialida kttn.utauds nt it, In a plain 0151YrIgISW, to aniadtlntax, of P rt•roJpt o( a 'a *m ita. or tiro potato' atampa, h ad- Iruur. Dz. CH Ad. J. C. KIDS ieblft3-11 1.1 Bowery, Mew York. • • Port MEMltoi. .• t H - (32. SPRING. 1882 AtlE BONNET STOJ2E. base Blade: Bonet StOr.t.) E. H. s H, fI(iLt::;ALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN MILLINERY GOODS. rr papplbra with Goods at Nei York rrouia. :c., O a r attention pity to Itleaeloug aria Deeming raw. No 3 Rucbome ttlockiNtO• vnIE Notice to Oil Refiners. V I I': •re preptna4 ...1I to It•fioef • OIL VITV:11)1, CAI' in; P OA 5041(11.V . 1 , . at the lowast roar pr*.ors We (210 se!! MI Vitro' by the aer,taikt at the u+O•ctanre, tbereby 1114Viti g . to ilia parehamer the ex -11)4« ...I ....torios; prwriptana +/a •blpPioq 1$ HISIDIRAA, :, 11) INUOlt0 lIKEWEItY t 1 4034.11 ya7Ttl. IrkiiriiitTOlt. 1.2i41 rrr ulatauCtetur.ii at !bit esliibilabaieut haA ob. , t.e.) A *We rewitatioo. Orderbasitieried ito4 promptly o t..tikorilorSeillig by the titiAtatty vQI hikv• it ..ttve red ' at the 4bor. Tama t;Junt ort fril3-Iy ItEsERV El) FRUIT, haw. ; Bria rmit, ?Wes, BaL" sz,LA ic.‘164..m. • BENNE 4k-sum:Milk Albion Vs it erfu rd F:dintwro >AMAt, er,ek Greco 10.1 Esbt YV,ol•l.ur,{ t-prita Id X fed 11,.1SprItt,gle141 El= Lel e ealfTbei. C titerrf 11111 Unton Columbus 141,2v0u. Bpsitinsbarg Ricemi L0r,11%. Y.uaK•vtlte. ..{'arty. Le il,rut .•;priag erect -Wayne.. Itwarl'A. .Itidgwar, ,Pa. Lander, Warren Co , Pa, N U 'IV I S AND tikr MEM Flaa gnat returned from N.g11 7 YORK, EMS 4stpW aegNING LARGE STOCK / , • TI E I ---:.--.:- ',-;-;77 , • • , !. . ...4 - ....., , :',.. :.._:, . lave. .., B ....i. 1 .,: .c.,.. , ...., : i,„,.,. ),_„467:2_,. ...r— - N - fl , i. ' ' . :, .k. .. I 4 r=' , 1;‘,7 z • ... %. . .. I. s t• - : • '. . .", . . . . .• I : . . .- - , - _.. ... - - , . -.` ll= , q,-'•: 1 •<, t tt , . ..ir.,— , s r . ' ONE DOLLAR AND A-HALF PER Ir t EAR, IF PAID IN 'ADVANCE, r 'VOLUM K 34 DR. LA CROWS PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE ON THE Physiological View of Marriage. .r;_ / , PAGES AND rati E....WRAY/N(l3,—race only TWaST't Yk cellta. Sent hes of postage to all parts of the Untie. Oa the irdlrcalties ofyouth and traturity. disclosing the secret lollies of both sexes of all are, causing debility, nertmanra, depression of spirit!, palpitation of the heart, auicida imaginatiOnt, biacidesa, defective memory, indigestion and busiltsttle. '51112 confections of thrilling intenat of a Hoarding firbhol Nue, C , liege Student and a Yoing Harried dc.,&.e. It at trathfal *Artier to the married and those coutemplstlu marriage, who entertain secret doubts of their physical conditions, and who are con wci,iun of having hazarded the health, happiness and privileges to which every. human being entitling YOUNG MEN who are troo'ted with wee'inese guar. ally, caused by,a bad habit in youth, the effects of which are datineu, tains, forgetfolneu, sometimes a ringlet to the ears, weak eyes. reasn,' of the hack and lower extremities, confusion of idea, Lou of taeusory, with meltncholy, may be coned by the authors NSW PARIS Alit/ LONDON THICATIIIIMT. We have, for the greater part of the tut yam', devoted oar time in visiting the Karol:earl - Ilospitale, amities, ourulvea of the knowledge and researches of the moat skilled' physicians and surgeons in garope and on the Continent. Those who place themselves under our cue will DOW have the fall benefit of the many Neer and Eflicaniens kietreedleewhieli we are *cabled to hatrodree into our practice, and thepublic may rest assured of the earn seal, assiduity, SECRECY and attention being paid their eases, which has ao eureesaftdly diatie= n d we it heretofore, u Physician in our PECUIdstIC ant of professional practice, for the put treaty-0 we rare. VanacitYrnemt Paid—Ladles who whit for tosalicias, the efficacy which has been tested In thousands of mma, and never tailed to effect speedy carve 'without any bad results, will use now, but Pr. Delaney'* female Periodi cal Pills. The only precaution n to be observed is, that ladies should not take than If they have region In twileve they are in ceriene silsettras [the partlart4 - re of which will be found cu the wrapper accompanying etch b.,x,) though always so safe and healthy, so gentle yet so aches are Obey. • ' Price $f per box. They can be mailed to any part of the Unite4Statee. ' TO TII6 LADIDt—Who need a cmpidsaisat medical ad viser with regard to any a those intermting complaints to which their delicate organisation renders them liable, are particularly invited to tomtit us Taic..KLacrao-64iturin Eiterseriri"—For married 14<lies erhuse health will not admit, or - who turn no de. sire to therms* their fun Wes, may bo obtained ha above. It t. awrtectly a da, and hu been eatenairely used during the last el ht yeara. Price minced to TA SieCIiHTS OF YOUTH UNVIIII.NO. 3 Treats.. an the COWL of ibustare Aeca A aultam vanitair. Joist ysbifa d, s book amti.e va tiadeoLe ivogreld aid brevalexes saiesg scAt.gs, ((both *ale aid of fais falai bast pauding eat as fatale', that iosflt reitiry alleluia its secure, seer deleyiiist 1 . 3 risks sr.- tss of he itissase,rnmit Os t aiminicount Nat cwt. rug lit Stitt if Matt es reafpit of too [3] esug &QM& rir Attiatistara deity, from 8 Jittbit inoratur till 9 At i night. Ana on Sundays from 2 till 6 p. hiedietaea with full directions mot to say pert of the United States or Canada., by ya.ttenta commit Mathis , th4ir rytuptotax by letter. Llualufts correspoo.', acs st confidentisl. Or lit: I..'s °ince is still loestel as established, an tlerthe IMMO of DR. LS CROIX, No. 81 11aldsa 14W, Many, N. Y. aug22'63- The Universal Clothes Wringer No. t, Large ?tinily Wringer, $lO 00 No. 2, Medium Family Wringer, 7 00 No. 2S,Xedioni Family Wneger, 600 No. 3, :Small Family Wallet,-- 650 No. k. LIIIIO Hotel Wringer, 14 00 No. 10, Meat= Lturotrr, 5 to ten steaml ... .7... 10 90 No 32, Large " i or Unit $ 8000 Nos.'.); and 3 hare no Cogs. All othentare warranted. No 2 Is the aim generally used in priests families. Orange Judd, of the "American Agritaltaralbek" says et thf. Universal Clothes Wringer: "A cilia osa readily wring out a tub fall Of cloths, fa w eau idea. It le in reality a CLOTHA /Una f SW& SAYER! and a tint6l , l4TH lif.intlll I Thai mming of ferments will alone payalarge per *tattoos tie east. We MIA the machine ninth more than eAars TOR 773E111s VERY lfitAß irr the of garmewtsf There . are wirers] kinds, nearly alike In gentrtwa 001I141111110M. but oreeeneider it important that the Wrlagar be lined with ergs, otherwise& moo of garmentsWiN te das tie rollers, and the rollers upon the ersok-sbatt sof few the clothee.,or the rubber break loose frees WWI. Our own in one of the drst Make. and It biIIaGOOCE AI NI aP efter. needy VOUS YEARN CONSTANT MIL" d'VERTIVALFIViII AF7racoo wzrzezer ta lust. RA ITIZO:IP JCPART *PARTICULAR. . Ito Wrieguht spaearealk.vitlimiteerilliesk A GoottETANCMOI3I4‘;4;I t etterytetern - ar On receipt at the-pritee from placer where no am le !telling,e wlll seed the wringer Peet SMXIIX. For partkulars and circulate, address R. C. BKOWNbia, 41.7 Broadway, N.Y. s.p '6l ANKLE. & 'LYON'S SEWING MACHINES Theca tfeehinpe make the loek-ititeh alike cc both Wee, and WO lesf,then half the thread and milk that the single or.J.cuablovt,bresd loop stitch liiteblnes do; will Sinn, hut, Gather, Cori, Staid, glad, ite,e,ad are bettor tpteti than any otberSewlair Webfoot in two, to the frequent changes and grett variety of sowing required la s family, for they, will eew from one to twenty thickness es of Marretiles without ',topping, 111 d snaking every stitch perfeet, or front the tineet 11,,Idte to the !movie.' hemmer cloth, or sego the stoutest harpers leetfisr, sritheet changing the trod, needle or tension, or tosklni en, ad. Juatutent of Machine whatever I !! They are nimple in construction and understood; sad it any p.ir , lu hrokwn by wilds at; it I. reta,pky re- • Tlieve /111, Witrt'LlAtt PACTPoltwi Will ea Oki to detittlittOt, the choke of any intelligent buyer. l'lrt4. eta tad Ktauxiue ordeal for elrculikr N Q —Local Agents Nast io seettoes not yet °CCU pird. Add rrom, LYON. S. M. CD., 63 RROA OWA fic YORK, sepV6s-ty SttiCLAIR'S " X C L R" PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY • RoSENZW SIG'S BLOCK, Wulf. of the Park, Virst Ddiir. from MAW Street Crateful for past favors, the subscriber reepeetfullyt Corms the MG:atm of Erie and vicinity, that he has tat end refitted the Gallery recently oecapiad by D. Charnbere, where be ix prepared to execute v it (Tots A p ' LE S,, I=l LIFE S ALACI it, ajA T AM 13 ROTY PE'S, LErlpir4T4B,, cr Particular attontlocktio , ludasu ana er aprlSTaf. HARTFORD 00. HA EtTPOILD, 01111111NECTICUT4 I NCO RP ORATAD lEpprpAriza , a. HDNTINoTOS. Pleat. r T.C. Alilatiteo CITY Fla INIMINUIRCOOMIPANY, ARTFOitthCONNECTI CUT. Vico'? POR4 TX/LIM. CAPITAL $250• 0 00 12, R. ROlitnerigilet. C. C. warm, Secy. IN.SIIRAJACLin, Aim above obl end reli j. rgialdir rap to obtained on soollt*tloo to . grahreta-0. 5, R. W. RU:kiel.l., Arhot, .5„ ,. : 04 91rt HON. WiLSDI4 WCANI4I3B,I jilliovule Vgat4 Silks Circuit Court, Prowl2ent. t ilk ol&int Muth WICC urs I' ire strike, Pit. -.....- . TH it I, insilititl i litititneEST AND FIRST.- ...4 - rg7.. 833 os , Vllteountierctui *ovule. sikow n rr - li fcb manutaeturin, a taamboat. Railroad and ir. , & - .te Illulstant Sons et , , Sindsata ectOred m view at any time. , • ".• - " ."., 4 Thin Instituttou is ein intekby es eaeh wrs sod pinata" intountaits, whopitTenw young man for act we business, et thi leash expense and aborted Wit% for the 111014 lueratieesnd responsible 'situatlewb g• mosso granted for 'writ only. Reicethe iiiiiirenal Preferenee for Itnedtatee;ct this College, by button ten. Pso/. A. Colwyn, be bit Penman of the "nuts, who holds the largest muster 4 Ist Ppotztrxe, and wore! competitors, tie e h,, i ;spit Bushier Writing. entort.litn Contain a 31 Inionnetion mat 111311 ON application to the Pried 11. - JEWINS A SMITH, Prinsipals. ' Ipli 'Attend when the tims and Clerks of Rankers and Ittletneel Men graduate. 1 joetra-ly. COALIiCOALII COAL C ONBtIMRS will do well to call A the coot VA* caw: 24 tten. 0,1 m 4 1 Bak* be fort. purehaiingiles)thero; Ws Were $ good sandy of the hot ebsi i m p tbs ',Welded Kamer eamityoueeeft wbSch may le bow Abe tribe kis& 01.1) RWRY, liou * CARBON. COAL BUN and all the hist titiLStitita reit to this tosstat, aile esesti sad We gustatet tiodiettio. dead4w, D. SIMON 411 SON. KRIE, P. SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER- 19, "The Beatititit froold on raring be opine abating tbio lb* fillooteme Ito author's mare Is unbosom, bat ba lieserres a MO plat* in the postioresike „ • Oh 1 tire snow. the besatilit lower, Flll W` the sky sod earth beim; Over ibe thou*. tope s on!' the sueet, . Orrr the hood' of tbs peopte 101 l Molt. Dauttag, FOrttog, Skimming atoms; Basal!fat snow I It eau do no wrong, Flying to klu a fair Isdj's chair, Otintitug to lips In a frolinknotna Moak, mom from the Itearea Akin, hare as au angel. gentle as torsi, Olt I the mow, the beautiful now, Ito: the lakes gather sad laugh Is they go I Whjellog about tu tie Inadasainkftt, " I ft plays in lie glee with every obi. • Clueing, /Aushblg, I' • Harrying by : , I t Ilea* on tbs face, and It spitklat lb' on ' And •1•• the dots. with ~bark wad • boozol, al- slap at tit* crystals thol eddy apitts4l, The tows is sibs. lad It* heat to • Clow. To ..looms the coming of tormatital 'mow 1 How wild tha crowd goes straring &oaf. NUtlog.eoh other with 'humor and most 1 Row the get sledges, like meteors dub by. Bright for the moment, than lost to the aye ; Ringing, 9wierft a ; a2 it:gibe/ go, O'er the cruet of the bewittilat anew; 800, so pure when it fella from the ekg, To be trampled In mud by the crowd reeking by, To be trodapisd aid backed by the thews& of het, Till It blend' with the filth to Cu horrible street. Dare i waa pare M the saaw—bat /10! Fell like the aaow deka, from h to bell; Fell to be trample , ' as, Olth of the street; Fen to be scoffed, tube *pit op sad heat; Cuning, Dnenting to die, S.Mug ray 'oat to whoever -would bay. Dieting to phonier fora morsel of breed. Ronne throttling and Airing the dead; Merest'! trod here t WWI so low r. And yet I was on Ilk. MI6 hollaltitili WWI • Letter Frei' l!lejer Jack Illoindeg. Dowsirilovn.L, Nor. 6, 1863 The very next day after I writ you my last letter, I got one from Linkin, tellin me I must come on without fail. Pk sed he was in a peck of trubbil about hismessige—that Chase an Seward were puffin rite in contrary direc shins, an what, to do be ditlint know. So I jest packed top my things, took my pipe la m y month an my old hickory in my hind, an. started. I strapped my axe on :the outside of my trunk, for this is the only. weep's', be:v sides my hickory cane,. that I ever , carry.— (Join down to the caralsphi Deacon Jenkins, who , went on to Wanhiagton, you roseollact, to make the Cement sojer clothes, - sideas "Maier; wharcetrysle with yon tor liimabbsigkrlfer.M.z..r.itlifilX•Jes.. - .4 "Deacon, I expect I shall git awful, Latin mad with them Abelisbiftlids this wintecia Wash ington. and thar ain't may way that I kiti work off a tit of that OA - sxlieit , by_toloi out to the wood-hot* An elleypin W0;04... -8n termened to takeadong may.axeo... Walks anea the old Diners/used whethwitul imattimil-tems , siaraye presiieitod'ftl4 : 43itabet; Vico' !if !Wilt: in I got to Fashingtou all sate, an went direct to the White Ilona.. The feller who tend. the door didn't know Me at first ; bat =when be saw my trickery he began to open his eyes, I tell you. Be. he, "You are Major Downing, I believe." bowin like an ortrapin his feet, as of he thot I keered for that. Sea 1, "Yes, I'm Majer Jack Downing, an you jost tell the President, about as , trick as time will let you, that I'm here. So =he run 'Up-'stairs, an I went after him, stoppin in there= whets the offisoseekers hive to, wait; to take a good look down thePotomaeloe, Ana ; eV things looked nateral I hirlitFitstoiXtkir tnciit;'n a tranit when who should cum up behintime but Lia.. kin himself. Ile caughtritehold of my hand; an sea he, "%jet., bow are you!. ~Ilit3 t ickled. to deth to see yoti;" aft he kep attain sky ta4ld as of he thot it was made of lather. Bee I, do you want me to help write your, mesaige 2" Sis \ he, "of course Lde, Msjer." "Wel then," sea 'I, "please don't shake that hand eny more, for'ynteve.pwrarnickmashed it now." "Wei," see he, "Mejer,l couldn' t . help it., for it seems as of Providence sent you jest in the nick of time." See I, "hew is that 1" "Wal," Dery be, "the Oabynet is In session, an I've jest finished Lenin them one of Artemis Ward's best. stories:l,nd got 'lns all into a good humor. The soma* is the very thing they met to discuss, anyon'vekonm rite In the nick of time," bittin ine\aa he spoke, • slap on the back ;bat Made the' gold chills ran over me. Nothin 3ould do but I mast go in , and hear tai distineaktt n •: - .4ll6l4wilked in .ca large as 4.1; Wtillelt4.lll4lll4.alt-taey *IL 'knew , me, pelittetftegylettlititt; hut he needn't try to demise me, for under , thim speoticles of. his 'Obit difhieha eists l l tail you that thst man will bear wilairsiir4liowsoeree, I sad nothis; but after thiplut a Vioos were over, laid my old hiekerY 'Wile- took out my pipe; and Weal to aingitin.:. 3 i gt s Ear. nil then called the tueetpt Es . "Afftii, and sed he wanted s short accouniefeiclidepattment, so be souk] fix up his megaige, en be also wanted the opinion of each °air to what he thot ought to be detwi with title . ife c tithttra Stateswftur the rehetyon's crushed. .Fust.,kp tilled upon Sewsrd. :fag 11411.31174.. WILL Seward led that furrin nifshlie . were all rite ; that he had offered to carry out the policy of Eagiand all over the country, an set up 'a istou!kklcy, of necessary, to put Atpj9t the Ditoriticrnts, an that upon his .fsitbft, proinisiD,to do tide, the -Britlih Gorefturai al ?nee seized,,thelp*LAvas. That is lor, the Southern ditties, he...thot, the hest thing that could be done with them, coA theioid of tes eitiatxpand tiressesumeiiity, 4as to turn 'esu lOC One - big plantashin an make Thurlow Weed Chief-Manager. Then Obese spelt*. lie Ad th linasebs were in a tittrishis titiadiiliis, lie sow bad 500 printin presses to,work siebin money; that the debt was' only 1ab,090,000,000,0001 that every body was :gilt's riedkaa that -the way to treat an save AIL equatery wee jest this : hens a peeeiejeition that only jest enough cotton should be miffed: for Mole prbtargraiabeaktioni and =-Weie co uld coital the 'eunintitr la spite of 111 the Copperhead gold speenlitors in evoashia. Bissau wed that his diparnneet was all right. That he, it04 , 1[ 01 , - rni•ol:ali Ow stipple t •besd glottis, an' had left • the track claer,f9y, the sort president to be a eenniae•Aboliniiin-' ist. That all that was itecitsesty sew Wits to keep the war up till after 'dm neat Pretifile. tW eleeskiapt.l . 4 }ill skot be dodd o !G des IN IN for 41484uthern iltMelkhe 1 4 0 re !eta! the I dg^ gets di/ pbustaalOss as - Ma whites their skies. t Then ,lold gran*ther Welles gat' up, alto . - kin his fang white beard. lie eed that methici could Mite the napes but village; that he lIKS building one a dry nor, swept on the Babbst which ha piously deseted4o prayin an fiat, asi to dividle the corliiinics among hie telaahiaL He thought the Acinth ought` to be - surrounded with a wall 41 gunboats from Te 4 zas to hiarsiand. • , The itext one ;third spoke Blair. He Bed he ;WWI stopped a thigfelsper duria the bull year, suld be was only *Try that he ever did ; dust he had only given the papers be *Wiped more eirculubla than they ever bad before; that no one . would seer catch him into each- 'Other scrape. As for the y Boutheln States, he was down on, all the at dikes.; lie eed they might be *lurid to cum back jest as dui wanted to., lVhe! It cum ; biddy Bates's tare, he via fast asleep. When Linkin told him what he wasted, he sed it warn'& for hint I to say what shouldi be done' with the Sont,W, Butes. After it. was Wielded what to do with 'em, he supposed they would want a legal opinion on the subject, an : he culd give, oile on either side, he didn't *Are which. 'fter they had all got thin,' 'Makin tiiined to me, and sea he, !Major, what Jo you think about this matter l" I knocked the aithei out of my s t ipe, and see "Wel, I don't like to OVa opinion Ob thrintop, for I hain't had limo yet to see: exactly how the land lays here, bat, are I, as our as I undUstand it, all t4se men here are tr,rin catch the South ?hit, and then what do with bar after. modelle another queition. Now, the South sums to o be a good deal like old Sam Odom, up itt. Maine, when ha that the devil was steer him. One night be got to dtwarain. jumped out. of bed In his shirt. an ran like all poetesses dean the unit. About a half a done neigittairs chased him until be run up a Over out of which they couldn't git bits say how. Re. kept a screamis lithe devils are after Me," and *would lite like • tiger if any one tried to ghat him. 'Finally old Deacon Peahtily-oum along, an says he, 4.Baun thinks that you fellers, are the duds that are gain to rola hint; you fist go sway and let him aloaci an Eimalrill be hula a in bed afore morale." They tak his whitey an sure *sough so if was. . . When I sedtit* &oath), who is quick as a Raab, jumpettstp, en sets he. "Hider. do you meta to Mitt ilat we Ma devils tryin to mad' the . nth ?" in be waited rite close up to my ta4s, ' jeek is at lie .114 is eutdd belly me down, • . 811 I, `lhir. fiesteKr7l. et - you'll atatt back'isbowt:eis beim, yerklt-in adhear jest at well." rife Ititi*ed' beak t UV picked FP my fahick?T i rt - " aF4'!"l. l, 19 .21 4 1c! i.eitnew l 49 l • !b. •Yrit•4,awn I,lol,9otaitgu 70W-44 tfo 14501:11te dears: trowseeirk - : I mow alo4oftal sc(etiiiitfttisirel UM) . Age , iiirtiatior . OKIIP-. -.---,- id itfii: - ' 1 4'4i:iv' '4:viviol4. *i 1 10 1 1...1.4aribrAir 41/4111*444114011,4 bill I Wee+, putty certain that Mt. Standi heal the shoe pinehin. dt all events," see I, "you 1 hain't caught the • South yet, an consultin whet you'll do with her before that, is jest court& chickens before they're hatched," I • The Kernel, then fed the amnia was clo sed, Ilia after they had allaxed me to cam an see 'els; except Steads, they west. away. I_, I think my story about Sare. Odum sot putty atroog on 'em,, au et they feel for oarryiu it ~ to hum let 'em do so, for my rale rite clown , solemn opinicin is, it these ere Abelishin i Carry e t were to atop tryin to catch the South she te uh L f Le Awe an in the Union tett afor• ntornity. YoUrn, till detlt, , I Maras 'Jima Dowstan: • Praidleut sad Gee. Iletlellast. The Hon Win ' D. Swan, In s Freest speech in the Senate of idassschuietta said : 1 _..._ • -, "D"-imui-by, in the wisdom of the Admin. istis4on, it was seen fit to divide the Army of Vl:glide into !our parts and then - to retnove fiest,lmoCitdlan. Now, :conk-the renal. At the one of 14 &assent annantor's altanoon, when the army of the Pot:meows, under title command of ,Pope, you might have oat the President of the United-ittates and Oen. Hal leek }riding down to Gen. MeClellan's tent,' and Waring hint' ff he would again tate coin- Mane of - the Minya( Virginia. fie aid, 'Ye,, npOti, Soli& conditions.' The eendltiensirere compiled with; 'and sir, when the new was "pronialgated is amp that he had eon:tented to take:the command, the soldiers combs hack 4Wan, worn iiirifiliiiinteW itid pleaded to be 10 baclaitelnle*" die easemytaTiristiOnames whet? I quote nonversation. The President, in diol4l#olkre or i10 ! ..Y.-O.W. Pale; A few . i i* in o l i ge A-4# tivat„ acid :'," lite politicians triecl to preient ; my re-appolotlng Gen. Mo., Ciellen. DUI I knew :hob* presence -wet worth any' ten fienerals, If I could compress the* all ince one.', And it was. Re re-organ ised his forces, null you willremember the 'battle at 'Antietam and its ,reaultit . The Poli tic*, were um i t work, tied last nalanut. a year' ego. tiller the Adsabdstratioi had been defeated in all Ihn prisoircifloyal ftetie, ` Mo. il i ellen wes' ralpoireal. ' Perbsite t he bemooriu - 31ictdrilirlii Pentutylvinia anti New rork l Wed tliatl'ii. war swum, to nuneve- him And I now. say in all sincerity, AAA 1 hope , Heaainei will heir me without any putt feel 4 dot IL the telegraph . wires could to day giOnfortitationlthet Hr. iiianton'had ye 4 4l , t - pgyi„ And tiustHeilse 43 ea, , ma been re li ritetAdiecitlkai (lea. McClellan was appointed' Coolnial64lloft Chief of) the forees:tabled and to be raised; the highways end by-wert would isiVarm ilth Tp , lualeepe.. I'ol4 ' toe' O light th battles of their constiV- Agnew* keewit to be true." • ____ : . . I ns Ansuiv.--Therti are thaw Among M. Lincoln's adaints who protein - to minor.- tint naginutimitroir the •sanesty lire:las of felled the! »be)* 2 Nothing ocithi be more nay* Oise. tie intantrof teonvotiag _As •Sopth *ad noon sitineting the Union, hie - osbeme is simply an - , Wadi .-To divide tiottimianlitosies : pioelsna. tan (divined °Contra:id dinearfitilualliern 'neon'OtYllilir.LittiSdn'it:sont) lalaini tadieWaal drs; 19 idolo4tsrint:in the forms o f so oighi isabouv sts wins at would be as attempt Ininionsilioreo getien'of lessii*toy stweariv tins' dklii 4640 a pork. - No tiOndet 'that, on this l*locoln eipsotti Ili new state glinristents will la tly* work of • Chain 'COIS 1 , !1v 0 .1, - / Northern Feeblest/roil and The following, written by al prozoiseat Unionist of M amphie, Tette., to w gentleman of this city,lllustrstee forcibly the effittot of abol/. Lion philanthropy upoo the slave population of the Booth : tiViheaover the oruulties and 'enormities of , this war come td. ippeer in history,' no other phut' ot Man's inhumanity Lomas Will be bettor - calculated to appal the bilious beirt than the • descriptions which wi'l be given itt the treat ment of that portion at the ohms population which have become the subjects l ot Northern philanthropy. But people who are unacqmtin-, fed with all the peculiarities of the negro race; and who hare not been accustomed to observe the habits'of Southern sieves, can never fully appreciate, the effects upon com fort, , heal th sal life, of the course pursued toward them by the military. 'Let the history of a Magic examphoottot among the most extraordinary, suffice "Near' one of our railroads, ','seventy-six &area, of all ages, were living comfortably in dwellings which would do no dlsoredit to Northern village. Nearly all were member of negro families, with' father sti l l mother as the heed of stick household, sutroundeA by children and grond.children. Each family was provided with beds, betiding and house hold utensils, the accumulation; of many years. Each individnal waa well sipplied with clothing. , They had their own gardens, pont try yards and pig-prun ; their larders were stored with food, and they were living in con tentment, with full assurance that in sickness and in health, in old age and in youtb.lbelr, owners would supply theut_with' whatever might he requir4tl to secure their comfort, preserve health or prolong life. ' _ I ',tilde happy community was roused from their slumbers on it cold winter's night, by a band of armed soldiers, and required at once (to abandon their banes, with Such articles only as they !could carry on their shoulders. !Their homes and hen-roosts were then Flue dered and burned to the round, and the whole population marched to the nearest railrOad I station. Here they were huddled - upon a E platfarm, exposed to falling sleet and snow, t sad detained two Jays and nights, waiting for the cars which took diem to the oily. The journey was bleak, cold and comfortless. They I were' introduced into a cotton yard among hundreds of other', in open sheds, lying on the ground, and with only such tires as could be made from the frameto of cotton-giro stored in the shod.; and from ooips hewed from the cedar posts supporting the lofty roofs. Many in thesis sheds were sick, some dead and dying 1 and ail were in discomfort ; but 414. clime; of dismay was produced by the entrance of a ; I body of armed , men, who carried off by force .bodied male negro. caw articles or beddingwsrgappro• priated :he sick ;,-evethere-pressed-tbeir in fsats to coldlaad het:wins bresaticaseball were colored mit/a - mug adtd.dist:.• tie rtl• aii the slave ship, packed with naked bodies► eta tit l e horrors of the middle passage; of the consignment of scores !of dead bodies to the depthaortho ocean. Heil:lad spent hoursin the midst of newly imported slaves to Cuba. He had lived for nearly half a century among the slaves of the. South • ; but never before had he ever seen or imagined such a Beene of human woe. These were not savage Africans, stran gers to the comforts and sensibilities of civil ; cation. They 'were Southern slaves, Many, of them of the better class, and some house eervaota accustomed to enjoy the comforts and luxariss'of the best Somber's homes. Afire a few days these Nor suffering creatures were carried away tO the camps; and isawthemno' more, except that an old man, whose family connections had all died, called on me early in the spring, and said only sixteen of the 'seventysix thou survived. , IP reply to the inquiry, what can he the 'reason of • such ex= traordivary mortality among the contrabands The man's only answer was : 'The negro.* re• quire aood piasters and homes. Without these they are attacked by kll kinds Of diseases, and every disease proves fatal.' 'This is the story wherever the Federal ar mice have gone. The negroes have been de prided of masters and homes ties have been reduced r and changed ; regular habits and occupations have b een broken up ; mentadanguish has been imp osed 'upon them, and the results have not beendess cruel 'Sad 1 , disastrous to life,i than confinement in berth ! coons and slave ships. The Battering. and disasters of the middle parsitge . are' as fait In ' ferior io these, as the • slave of, the Saxith • is superior to the savage African in the scale of humanity. The African slatit 'trade Is, indeed ; en institution of .beneroJenee and ,when compared with the treatment 'Sow hern slaves have received at the hands of their professed deliverers. So duevitable is the curse of God upon this degraded race, that , every.sutempt to relieve them results in injury;, j and their professed friends become willing La i strumeuts - of persecution in the hands of as i overruling Providence." As 'oup LAtEr's Anytor.- TO aka Sort.-- "Nowt John, limett to nte—rtw.. older than you, or I couldn't he your mother. Nevir do yotyanrry a young woman, before you here eontriTeil to hoppeu around.four or live times before,breskfast. ; ou should know bow late she lies in bed iti the morning. You should, bike notice whether her complexion IS the. • some in the morning as in the evenhig, whether the wash 'sod towel haii robbed her 4 her evening b)000t. You sbotdd 'tithe ogre to inrimitte her, 'so that you nisi' see hee l ln . eMreditg dress, , and observe low heil hair looks When the is pot expecting you. If Pos: • sible, iyosaltould be where you oen hair the morning ce , s s e rsstion hetween' her sad her mother. If sbe, ilbmistured sod s p a ppipti to - he Mother, sti \ she will be to yosi,,lopend, cm if You And her op and dreeted, nestlY it the morning, - WW' the time smiles,, the stetly eonbed . hair the some ready_ and ploisita inswerb to her mother, 'which clittese teriz4l lor dophetioont , itt, the evening, and gattilularly, At ups, is lending lit ,h414:t0. et the bitotkfast,in good ssitson,„she is i s pries t : joho,tand, the sooner you intone. bow to your. !be hettec." , , . • —fief. W. ii. (Manning, bnitirisn clergy men,lof Washington, bus:been elected chip .agtinof the Rouse of - RePtsentatlies, -Bishop Uopkins, of Verribiot . 1 - - - * • 1 . t ' .;.• : • • . , 1 " . 1 ' - ,--• • ..,... ~ :3') . •-•.-,, - !. S_ . . t $2,00 lii NOT PAID I::iNT4 TillgrEND Ail? THE YEAR. Prow iter or this entered the yard just were marched Thivrestber ►g cold ; binary's of women and ire cowering over the miserable ;4UM3ER 29. 1111 Telikiefielnadiatata. • 1. fak (a tad Moab° •foner b. lila awl Oa batik Au,: lamest tie baba . 'S. lb #bary soldba rani jabsdailoa • Ti fie lie tdalara.-Abilitiaa • lospelses 6/1 . 11111111111111 ibot fed 1191 0 141911 4: tae Imailaat west 4.TM ihilleas danifirs ad sespiad d Latba ea* tor Mk tiglab sonbad. a. Iliad assaseptioalsba, lot has tae:paajd• will oat vatantm r. IL IS* Mak ON Seadhlbr brae al arse, dad Ooalloada task rtes. aad hats. •• 1 1. Ilasar4 as aotatag loss.polla9lo4 TbaSbaddaga Ski Coßititatlos. S. Wima* of tabs baSanbadmsraltars: Sad o Copparadada; ass 'Vedas Satan." _ 9. lamaboada *al Seeders la, Lad Mar Cub nab!. Saboa P. Me. an by obittal beer be eiTtl antis be bet :AU ;. an Illilklues Pint lON The Sinn baby teas is great tustitutioa. AI soon ne ke came into this "breathing world," as sho4sm Wm. tlhakspeare has St, he took It .eounn ' ire hoar. was the Everything was tub servien a. The baby w the balanee whealt at mutated everything. lie regula ted the temperature, he regulated the food, he regulated the seivaa4, be regulated me. For the first six menthe of that precious oilstones, h e bad me n up on an average six ...i ., timetsitigitt• , ' , Mr.! Blinder," 'eye my wife, "bring that light he,re, do; the baby looks'etraagely: afield will here a it." Of aoUree the lamp was brought, and of course the belay lay ,sacking his bet, like a little white bear,as he was. , fi/dr4lllfkinsi" says my wife, • "I think I feel a draft of air ; I wish you would get up end see it the window is not open Hale, be eauschnby might get sick." Ifothing was tits natter alike window. as knew very well. , t'illitkbts,", said my wife, is I 1611 toms to sleep Klan," that lamp, as you Lave placed it shines directly in babj'a eyes—stranp, that you hare no mere sansideration." - I a ged the light sad wont to' bed again. Jul was drappiug to sloop again. • "244 Blatt's." sail Mr wife, "did you Wok i z o bay that aroma to-day for the baby I" "Uz i dear," add 1, "will you do me, the in jnetionl to believe that. I 4001 overlook a 'ostler* essential to the oomfert of that in— estimable 'alai 1 • . !hi apologised very Itembleately, brit made her sunlit, titi agape-goat. I. forgave her, and Without 'gilts a ward more to her I ad: dressed myself to sleep. - “hlr r Satins," said lay *fe. shaking me; "you must not sna r l, so—you will wake the baby 41 Juat so—jost so," sold I, kalt asleep, thinking I was Solon Shingle. Blifkins," said toy 'rite, pt up and hand me that warm gruel. "trots the oars* Imp tor baby 1--tbe dear otilld I it it vrasal totits mother I don't know what he would Ida. 41Ow oai 74e sleep so, Mr. BM% ie, 1 , , , • . . HI 'lmpact, my dear," said b uthit it is,be canes I am tired." , lA, Ws sory well fir yaw slid to talk of being timid," said my wife "I doll bow what pat would say if you tial to toll mad drudge like a poor aroma with a baby." I tried to good's her by telling her she had no patience at all, and got-uplot tits puma. Harlot aided in uswering to the baby's re quiretnents, I stepped into bed 'again with the hope el' sleeping. "Mr. Bilfkimt," said sae,' in a louder , key. I said, nothing. "00car,l•-said that estimable ,woman, in gnat; apparent anguish, ',low can a man, who luta arrived at the honor of a live baby of his own, , sleep. when he don't know that the poor manes will live till morning ?„ / reinsined aid after a while, dream lag tiiikt Mn. Blifkins had. gone to sleep, I strat:it'd my limbs for repose. How long slept, I don't know, but I was awakened by a 'furious jab in the forehead from time sharp instrument. ,I started up sad Nis. Iditlans was sitting up is hod : adjusting some pertiou of *llO baby's dress.- 'She had, in a state of send.ioinnolence, mistaken my head for the pillow, which she customarily used for a nee: Uncial pin.ensition. I protested sgaint-sash tremmeat In somewhat round limas—pointing. to Wend perforatious in my .forehead. She 4.oidme I should willingly bear snob Wa for the sake of the baby. i insisted spot it that I did'nt think my duty as a parent to the im mortal, required the surrender of my for.- bia.pla-enshiou. . _ T wan one of the many nights passed t i v this :its'', • tit ,isatkis, that baby was whit *Teri man's first' baby is--an antoerat—ab: , • solute and' • UnUblited. BuOb wee the story of Blifkine as he re lated!it to ne the' ther day. It Is a lisle ex. igirrig,td picture of almost every man's ea: A'oaisty Gantt. • I !i n. Real hipmlbsomits (IV Owes. The World publishes a. letter from a lady, containing the following atom:meta obtabted froui a frlosd whohas POO 10,00141104 to re' t ur , , i from whata was ones the wealthiest nad moat prooponsus pot of Alabama. Vary word is vouoited for se sober crimple troth : I , • ' , 1 Pie dosolatiim of lit bostbors Mama beams ditioriptios,- - Destitetton pad poverty keel taker Ike Sabo of Optionle Cod pm. :mill. lifss Own were worth Antsdrodo of thousands are ridsseod to .otter povortY. As for AO bizitrim of life, formerly ho abustlam Is ills flosth, thili Oro item Wks we fino notrly the wolAtiOst Imo *otitis, ta,IIIIIIMAS What , what Aka oosatry , affords, sod sot month of that, fork,' faipniestaint It Ls tabs *Mi. this fee tkoLotrvay. - Their premium, sell Moir show, dm familia: have to make aissmowspi Mil o'pia. Tom, and - dye their coital, aid homospus elothos,vich sad poor. Toil Wass, osigir aye sot to be had ; milk wil l water arol , tko only • karorngat : ladias low? is 11 0* s ti$P 1 0 441 . , The familioa art wn bro' tip raised. You seldom meet witite Mari inhabitant; sod if you do, be la Ohba' Islam Mrs cripple. A. lone portion of ths.lolll, riodstibit arikilled is tattle, minty sews 'rippled i for lifetime; way„paylotio I=ina 'Cad of t. broken heart. What tbrilli Om:May or lathe Omploysoost of :,illinsfpnersoos. ~ Nrrertholoss, vow. psi, area, We 000ntry is all dirmidoss is obarak of ten fir eke army. All lbw of nodal lifb eel oompletotriihmuilvod. NO Gouts of jobtioll isistpdty aro hold jostles le Mind oat by the military. fluivoraitiak mdlops end mkt:obi are all aseposded. •Tko oasstry 'slaw fools rattemblos a wildtirsom.— 'fitment Ike itrisisa marsh there iveryibise $ is imlood--tho props destroyed; fences burned: mom rub' dolts ; , dogteeth% animals lOW. robbed, or lakes for Oro army.. Bit Wallow thl ailiti ll6l o 4 o l9 !" tolfri dql4oP ow brow ; Vtgf. Mos /042 . 44/1 forceeor. sir *OW if !kw. Pifill iporsiay dog. Their tar mipersiing Coo— gressiosoi Si" liraideatail minsra.' Met 4 0114 it ampoithiepla N exer;vidir at discietion, mod oro resi f eed to Wel 411111(fillaillh'! Theis/ is se +peed,* that tiliolls true-to the life, sad belle so, is it wet plebs thst the shier impediments ti for pnitiesii.in patting down the rebellion iiitelst In tie ads.` taken policy of the adnaitiotretion, whose sots' aut procismattons bass Iliad* it the Wired of every southerner to Gout/woe lighting for the soufeileracy ? They "Icon fighting tor a bastard goverment. The admisletratioa` has also mad* their property, their "domeeil* inatitatious, and flair livoo the price of tisk continuance in rebellion. That 'alloy is - new the °bier impedhiseat so pea" sad while it is persiSted is; the ilaion, as our.fetitors Mad it, mist be simply an inapossiblllt,y., The North, by sheer superiority of 'brute Tres, may crush all outward. wmaifestallow ands sade et the South, but the spirit , of tisisiatiee• will survive. Every drop of blood t h ane inst , shed on the. battle field, will be Soy with rebellion still. A vest hostile territory, whose population is held subjeotio the sword, whose normal condition will be strife and revett, whose peace, if any owns, will be that of tea grave—such cep atom be tlig isods. of A. • present destructive that is shall be crowned with the idaheet !MOW of which it is ispable.--Xmfigo eterrisr. . Pen, Paste and Salaams: --Jolts K. Citutedity, losia., ham beesideat. ed delegate is Congress from the sew Terrt• tort' of Idaho. —The Charleston (8. C.) Cosiriar mays that :the pki-o1 s rebel soldier for a math will ,not - euthei to perches* e pair of gloves. - —The President has pardoned flea: .W. Gantt, of Arkansas, formerly la dm Caste dera'te mortice, who ?scantly made n dery anion address to the people of his State, from all penalties for treason against the V. P. Government. 7-44. leading Republieaa meaber"of Coe gross was asked the other day how twig the war would continue, when he replied, 'Veil every slave is freed, if it takes thirty years." Such scoundrel should be put in the army, in the front ranks. , " It lo not in s'opleadid eaysonsanti supported by powerful atonopolio sad orioto• critic otablistematis, that the poop!. vu! And happiness, or their Mortis. pretested but in a plain opium, void of pomp, prsteet iag $ll and granting favors to wows."—As view Javasos. T. 811 1 / 4 11411 intelt AllAJlialll..-41111 Wash lastan correspondent of the N. T. Fsprai sayithe Hon. Mr. Sebastian it expeeted hare now every day front Arkansas, to re•taks his seat In the Senate. He flirter has boss in the rebellion, had now that his Slate is retails/in' and his personal safetys/mom& desires, it is said, to re-take his seat in the &sate. —The only Oasis* to bs ezielpt from the draft to take pleat mat January are said to bs ch. following: 1. Dead man' wits seat establish peed a their demise by two reliable witnesses. 2. Clio dammed graadrather of a lop E. Thi 1i i unole of s Ynjer•OssersL 4. Blind non who cues Dos ths point of joke. "Yssr Pawns* Aerre."..—litie nett° oi t tlieTresideut shouLd.be thi atoi t to.et the Deaioeretio petty is the Goatees for intik over rabiehood sad liberty eieri deeliottest. !at re "keep pain= sway." The basket we We bees debated by ameneeseftede is U. awe, low diaitmentpalast 'lies', Inaesseed vote skews tint 4 say hAriebillei irs are Imply ht the aejority, esti thi tide will be all 4 sue fever for yaws le ems:: Base or ram 41011A1101L.:4 vas who buys stook on spoils/les, thiak lag that they will rise, so that he kit sell at i prat. It is to kis interest to km Kooks rise, sod he will newt to every means to brims shout the desired malt. Allow is one who sells steaks en cranks tion, thinking they will fall, so that be eau buy its for less money to fill his contract. It Is to his interest_ to break down the market„ 'and he will .resort to the ntostt 4 stieeperate mesas to accomplish his object. It is well known that there halve shelve been those among us who wish to enlarge the palms of the general piernmetit and att parkin, would seem to indicate that there la * tendency on the part of this government to overstep the boundaries marked out Air it by the Constitution. its legitimate authority is abundantly sufficient for all the purposes for which it was created ; and its powers befog expressly enumerated, there can be no Asti- Illation for claiming beyond them. Every at tempt to exercise power beyond these limits should be promptly and body opposed."-:- Jackson's FersaDeit Address. —Henry Ward BeUher, in a peculiar way was making inquiries of a Brooklyn railroad ittonduotoi, to wham its was unknown, is Pb whether the Sudsy riding could sot he up. think it Might," said the sandals- Vor, "but for that sanotikosious old hype r/tit., Busker. So many of tie fifty people from all parts visit his ratiblisiniesni tilt ft makes the road mete profitable on Sunday this, any other day is the week. 'lf hs'would only shut up. the thing could' fie done." —lo suggesting to loft Denis •the espatil ieuey,of a change' in this cabinet, the Rick- • mond Whig makes the fallowing estiaorei isary confession "We have a Departmest of State that has not bun able in nearly three yews to estab lish relations with nay other. tits.; • Tres miry Department that has filled to, keep its finances from running to ruin; a War Depats t meat in the hand. of a elder wheel whole studies and course of life has tau purelyand peculiarly. elvie ; a Nall lati *DUO a navy ; $ Post Office 'lb/perkiest With. eery shackling *pilaus of mails ; a Depensegs, of Justice vaunt. ' The bailees, of seat &pert meat separately shows - tits treat of a mere tatiliterly hand; end the - suited 0144 or their chiefs is cts,lnnek eunuch—it eMteiis are ever iteld-4all ts supply the nestesteta yf wisdom the Isometry Steeds."' te Owe Consviti.!—"Wd aianot hour oar eonstry wick tire deep a reiteresist* said u tmerittia rehear, addretalnt his W e ' law-students years ago. "We sasses levy her with st fervor too pare sell earnest; qSUI. • sat serve her with se su' of payee dr faithfebtess of seal tee steadfset and ardwat. "dad what is our estuary T lib sot the Bast, with her hills sad her valleys, with her seastlate eat* *ad the reeky n"mpastail hat shares. It is net the North. with her then. asmi amigos, sad her barrost lame ;- wlth her frontiers of the take and tea uses- It lit not the West, with her forest sir satiter 11a ' land isles ; with her lusurient espeuse 'lathed la the verdsat sore; with her Um& fat Ohlo and her, szejesdo allisiotri. &elan yet the South, opulent la he nimbi suit St the cotton ; is the rich plantations of the: rustling cane, and in the golden robes of the rich field. What vs than but the oisiiir jntilNt of aim greater, boo, Aolirrfcmi4, OUR ; COUNTRY t"
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