isE Rile WEEKLY 0101811VER. V w l 11 T$ "Olanm ecnourOs." Brarlefssire, Orro,..ers rim lon' Wiwi. j orinfillNENTS.—Ooe aketuire of Ten L. oar tn. e ction lb Cents We Issiertious sl,olt'tbreeloner• de . $1,25; one mouth $1.60; two tunas WC or . eer ,,,,a,13,rt0; six months $0,00; on•year fiS 00; e ther sarertimmente in , proportioti. Minn rates strictly sdhsred:to, unless ebanimil by spatial gee t re vt, or at the option of the pablithers. Audi eel Natives, Strays, Divorces mid like advert/me wan t.sl,6o; mitaloistrator's Notizie s2,ho; Leal Naas /til cents a hoe; Natives TI MM. mi coma piece; cipittuiry Notion (over threshing* In rival.) firsnents pet line. Original poetry, US. Ins aniten at the request or the wilier, one dells/ r ev tins MI sdesrtise nerds will be continua at t h e 412 0114 of the parson adrutlaing, *EMI maim* g at by his &motion, maims a specified period s c reed upon for its insertion. Tiro Dott.mur per t annum la siC in t ! elisrlso.—We hare clue of the beet Jobbing , , 47e Ole State, mad are ready ludo any work la tne. Imo that may bt entrusted to us, iu equal idyls to say r .tabllsbuierit eatable of the largest altars. A - MT GENERALLY KNOWN, THAT the variety of new style Bed- Firsds, of Gothic, Cottage, Coogremi, Round Cot s, coop Sofa, Joany Lind and Mbar patterns, with rivati or and strait front, handsomely veneered Rumens. got-aeon, Dintug, Breakfast, Contra and other Tablet, irti o e rs, Quaker Stands, Carpet and Damask L.o9Ll2gell, ens Bets, Heir and Sra Gram Mattresses, Feather Beth of Waters With other notnwhold furniture. B all o eaufertered from well seasoned lumber and hea lthy ~..t cu le, by experUnoad workmen and not by 'wreaks Fla style, quality and low prices I will dally zerb rvo-prue aulers to undersell me. leethernbou4hrand re: , .l. • Cane seat Parlor . Bedroom, Rocking, Surtcy. Sane en.l other Chaim, of Eastern end Western =De, urture, ere hickory dolled and glued, makleg them m Snug u may otter Fart of the chair, where others made ulrold ere only laded, and by no st:/!..118 durable. Wood triode-a, Rocking. Sewing and Nurse, are eta/210f hard wol roam!' clinched throug h the seat and glemg, t e nted to stand. Handsomely painted, and can't be base tee for strength, priocuad finish. Spring Beeia. 1 have sold c ur 300 and have'Atie highest testimonials with is rtil prices of all goods sent on application. rutting sod dipping free. After hre years experience and contending Stith on. oriooled two price &item, I am determined to sett toe pries to all, give worth for your pay, and do mutters to ash° trede with old. Lureavr, Lath P rodu c e Vs, tire Block, Crude and Red ne 01, More Pay, /cc, taken at , fair market valued 1 pay. Remember the olsceittext corner of Bth street no lilt, Erie, Pa. G: ELLSEY uer.a.tf. Stanulacer and Camelia Salmmati. , WHOLESALE & R GROCERY STORE. P. A.. BEOICER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, igersA44 " ot Cow? H tit Pork Ir Freud' Strad, (03147311A0 . Would teiveettally call the atteotion ot tho community to his large Stcri of • GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which he is decroits to seri at the Illt it i i.owsprr rotioluix PM OHS: nil wortomat of STGA.RS, cuFFSES TEAS„' SYRUPS, TOBACCOS, FISH, ite., boos sirk,Aiemod In tin eity, al prepared to Provo to al: alio gat Law a call. Ks .le. k,eps eons:An:ly e• hand a saimeyee lot of PURE LIQUORS, • tar tie w hal essiilotrsdo, to which he dltiletii the attention afthe p3blte Rts raottl is -(4 glck. :Sates, Smell Protita and a fan I s ztr*tsat f r the :funey." aprll'enf. MANHOOD •• 4011 allow Lost How Restored:, I Jut Pabhshitd. Ina Sealed Envelope: Pried 6 emits. LECITRE ort the Mawr, Treatment and ladled) \ Care of .4ermatorrboas nr Seminal Weitzman, sottal Lwldlity, Nervousness an d Involuntary Emlasiona, r o d vim/ impotency, Consumption and Mental and Phy. bebilltv, by Ittlll , T J. CULVEKWEEL, I. D. the le:too:twat fret that the awful eoneequeseee of ..,f A ba.. may Le efleotaelly removed without internal ri , il.lo” ur tr. danzernua applicatloa of candle% in. crum.et., m •dicated bongies, and other empirical de. *, is here <dearly - demonstrated. and the entity!) , new ail Ar,lile flgarcenefo! treatment a. adopted by the elite- Loth?) r, fully explained, by whteh 4,11 7 ono 11, tore hints dr puled's', and et the teut petal. Mal thdreny avoiding all the advertised nostrums of tz,. Jos. Tbis 6esure will prove a boon to thon.ands sad liououtnam. dent In e. Otte euveloue, to line addresa, of inn reeelpt r's cent', or two postage 'tam by id . 1P441:14(, Di. CHAS. J. C. . . _ . IetrIVIZ-Ir 1301(4ry, Nfir yntt, GROCER/Eat GROCERIES 1 TROLESALE AND RETAIL. P. SCHAAF, • oald mpettfu ly Worm the public that he hes opeated a Store la o. 2 Hughes' Block,- Erie, Where Ito vtl t alwa,)• keep oa hula a large 'apply of GROCERIES, CROCKERY AND WOODEN WARE, LIM:TOMS and'Sserything ■snally for sale In an establishment of th. kind. rr Terms iu reeeonable am any other store In the Sty. jento'dett. 11. ►. •DU. . JO= VIM NEW GROCERY STORE. he andiprsigood have open-d s Pre Grocery Store, on the -CAST SIDS OF STATZ ST, 3d 110t1SZ MATS OF RAILROAD BRIDOZ, Where they behind keeping a fall pup* of FILOITIMIONS. CROCKERY WARR. YANKEE NOTIOM!, INABA conrEcTioNAßlgq, WILLOW TOBACCO cuultd. a.wortrytEtto t usually on z io bantla an aatabilahnout of We are determined to offer as good Indosogoata as as, other dealers In the city. and inert the public to coaddeot that we can en entire eatiefaett.m. 0ct31 . 63tf. P. A. YPSBBYR & Urn. OYSTERS & CLAMS. THE Subscriber Would respect- r folly foram tlia trunda and eaurtonnirs w h i Ilz ) j that he La atlll at Ma old stood, ; " ‘... IL 2 Washington Fish Nadal, New, Yeti dirt to prepared to turala HOTELS, SlTAiLßoari, Iwatt:rums 41 r&MILEI3 with the beet OYSTERS AHD CLANS, Tna Eurtet affords, at Wholesale and Retail, at short Datteo, and At r s Lewitt. Lima PLUM. rir All Ursa.. trona the Countr7 Promptly Attended to. N. 8 --Omen stid Clamti Picklad to Ordar. • York, June 20,1863.-1). H. C)77 T. U. S. 10-40 i fit/ 4 W, BANK OF ERIE, DE3I4NATZTI DF , BiblroitY or Tile C. R.—this Bank beaky tueottarre 'hat it te prepared to oreeiresobeeriptions on veount of Boiled maitre Boada authorized be the art of March 3 lso4, bruits data Marta, 1,1844, rediatmable at I.lea , lare of the government after 10 fairs, and pay. Vile 40 ;rare ft , ,M2 (Ist*, be iring totettat at & e per coat a 'ear. tayiille in cam annually, on Bondi not over aid etinhannually on another anal& reol receive either Registered or Congern Bqacii, tbe, trie,7 prefer. It ileitoKted that Coupon itaitola will be rosily toe .!irt leery about the iltb of Aril Yab:e Were will bt require i te pay. la additioa to the +z aot of t ,e principal of the Banda in 'metal Menet tto int-rest i ern; _or r'ta4ed etttes Notes: tithe 'iotre if National 'tank* adding My per Coot. for premium, cio (urth.r not , oe.Lfrona the lat day of Mart& natil the di, r f sabs.riptlon.. Bonen :ill he lieu-d of the denominations V 000 e, $ %O-N. $'0,0c434 ; and Coo- Pan Bente of the denumivatio co of $ et a $ 100 14 1 .00 , sad 11;9), • by authority of the Secretary of the Tresearr. air2l!, N SQtFORI ()wilder. C. ENCELHART, Dealer in Boots & Shoes ALSO, MANCFACTCRER OP cum% MADE BOOTS AND SHOES! \VOI71.1) take this method of return ing his 'hanks t hb Nestle art the poblie rultrialy for their hoeral pat , oaar hereto'ory wooled t, ban, and hnpas to 11-1•• s 4ontinna*lnn of the gam. Lk, p 'saute to inform the public 11 at t mu ettll but itZADY NA D 6 :!00?? AND 88051 AS CLIZAP, If not • Lure Map?, Mb.. illy 11 ,, a4 la th s pieta. sad I am OM 102k61 SM beatquAdiew of that( tloota a , d , tmea, far artikh i as pi , ' t•oe bat the BE4T of WORKllgNotadet tbaliapir• tateadenee of O. MILLER. Darin obtalud a L can ea to IM um Plume? Patent Last, 1113 3 Row prvired to m all the Mawr Pitent goes eat! qi,a,pa in a manner not to ii intryfintifi fit tltyle end W orittaantblp ' , Q' I ale/vs keep an haaLa Warman oI thar kid Et adds of , traeh ei d AdieriallMilf sad Cps. 'F' B . — Repalringattiroded to. rarlfilik. . _..._ VV E ARE OFFERING al A !irks Areartnient at Wit Moeda, Ce , lit,„ ~.ualiee, Dalt., NU need., Oa and Aneeseesente. kor , Auglnia. PUBIS, PortsKOliAlible, P.thitlY tl.. Ilte. si/16-14a. - I BURR Ai Stritaill. VOLIIMB 85 riM lll7.l '''7!7lM7'7 l 7 4.° M • :Brainsse s Co* loseled la Ulla oakum st lb. Ista at • aaa rive Daiwa per year.] 1 1 TOON U. MILLAR, - City assume% Wesson) , rillora Coital/ 15 • 1 7•7 0 r. 11 Vitrold 16 'Puny or mob Maas or Yap la Aryl:boom AL 01100 to Common Cooseiriooso. Wright', Bloat. aprtr66.l7. D.. WA LK $a s Yetwasouto ASO CONWSIIION N 100 1 ,411114 Dira. Vatioesso et ?Olio Doett. tad Omer of State stmt. they &dor la Coal. Solt, Mak.' Ttott Master, Water Lime. la. 1. B.—Pattitmahut anemia; writ oe .411110 to the Roottlriog sod Forwarding of Petro. inun PI Crude aad Eased, to all parts or the eonotry. aartnitt. 0 ' L. iI.BSSIrs PiTomas ass araosal. Watt** g, Pe. Rdip o rmo....D r s. ;waists. Itsehastar. sad *kß.,Sid tap. N. Y.; Dra. atesparsy sad Pisa pi, Cis as P.; sad Dr. draper. 11:46, P... speBol4-11s. Lar fiI.CAKKII, . * Waosasais aro taws, Dumas ts aad Prortokoto, Mut sad rood. Wood sod Willow Wore, litaso.Liutors. Tobacco. dap, ka,Stato Street out to Mille/ Edam taraiallag aiadolass, trio. Po. jaaol-442. E ., MILO wenn?, Jortsos or tss PSAC2. Mks snood tear Wavle Block, heath Strad. Wyss% 111th aad D 113.2.01‘ co.e Dutatillif ast. Lou or lhasswast, sad kasatudnivre and Jabasto to Tta sad Copper Wargo comer of and State Ste, tea. Pa hisTrfidtt. WINO/LAIR'S nano= Pmeours Gauzy, 9_____ f, Ilivek. iris Ps. jaml6ll4lf. C WI ilk WI LBUR,' Am um ae Rhigeki, Pa. Paella Ilk, Screw Casoirge sod J . commie J. C. Cith.PlN. Ussl4ll4,lTl W. W. WILBUR. U. W. HULL PIOPAIITOR. MORRISON J ROUSE. Corner otilicsoad sad Ilftesti-rofts square out 40 lowaos's a:4mm irsens.' ra. Rept 10-17. -V o VOLE, L n ts is Boot Kan. Swim SFyian tadarasiba)llesk Xria Pa. Ea ittilt u. CITTLIIII. ty Ar Law, &Ward. trio Coun, Collimiloos Arrounry sod other Inutoome ottoodod to .101 moceptasse sad Maritsa. - P. INTIMIN J • sad ) • • . ius• Disler 1* ts Iltionery. 2 BoonNe 'Paw, ilivats* sspip•rs, Canatry dealers sompli• Stars *pilot Bows Rote,trostias Oho Park. 5pr26111211, a. arrirnar rims. tt PALE DAM 3ETTIS & DAVIS,- known* AT LAW Clusiast E trukt, ItesdrULbs. Pa. rigs. Is..rwsz T • W. WILTMOIXIM, Arrow" AT LAW, is Waimea of el no, on Ponsatb stmt. Pa* Pa. sat? 'et 1 Diu. Intlilllls Domurit s Realty. Block. North sae th. Park, State Won, iris. Pa. sprint U. AY X 1101411., t1 AWSTE /Wash street, between eth and 6th streets, ties? the Philadelphia 11 tile Railroad Depot, Erie, Pa., Loafs Shoemaker, Pterpristor. Extensive seeconatoda. Don for straniers and taavelent. Board ay this der at week. Good stabiles attached. apalli•UV. WANBOW) MUMMY, Omani Mama, Pitorainroa: The =r nnunthetured at this einablhibeseat has ob. Wood • wino »potation. Ordeiteieileitad and promptly Ailed. Customs' ordering by the qoantity a 111 hare it &arson at the 44». 'haat Cato. 0et24113-ly A L LIMN. & 111101 , 1111114 Possiosokla Tanoas gab Arras for Max k Tomei Potosi oloolog Ititoktoe• —lna toot In sae- Stook altrost.totwon Ittb sod Mk Sta. IL:* Pa. Mottos motto to orate SA tio SIMMS style. ray Pl3-Iv. JWIN C. asaum. Dui" at Off GO M. GEIKITIXIMI. Croak- sty, lisedwigo, Nialvtitaar, awed. Plaster, sta.. eor sPr of gfirth stmt sad Pb,.u , 7iquare. Kt* Po. Isintt. BRADY ktOCISIG, Joint Duerr, Proprietor. Ceriest • etata and Third Street., (imsedistalp frost* tire Cap itc,l I &Milberg, Pa. Terms retrombleiareounitedetire ~riori to the best Betel ha the rityouid the Du *lwo ‘t , r. with the rirderet Dauer& triAS—Alt I DDEL Itl itA3 =llll ►li , I/ GesziND Agricultural tetplassub. pap CMIN te.. Wats. ht. Poet Wks Ito s„ lbt& W Y . MAGILL, wiee Dlok.northi Woe 41P4111.11P0rk.1210110116.14* WOG A. eALSIZAMt. sIITOMIXT A? idalr"02011 opposit, "aatlitniet' mos. Ma". s. 8. animas, moor Lutrot. SPENCER & MA RVIN (Tympani's ids Pomona. mars AT LAW FFIOE, Paragon Block, near North ! Wort Corset of Ow Pubtlo Somas. bio, Ps. C. BURGESS & CO.. Wsounials Dumas a Gamma Asa) aur mon. 81*.is Mgt, bro. t Bogusla • - ma.. A PIANO FORTES AND MELODEONS, • Prom the toDowlei solotWassi HAIINFACTUREE'S: Stators, ft Soiir.:tow To*. We. grabs R Os, Soktlasoco o AM ' Liaaosos &Sow% X* 'Vat. We. D. DroDom, Now Ton.. • John S. Nohow. Nair Yon. J. P Sok 1 00, Now & lat. ' • GOO. A. Moos a ca.. mi. Y. T. Carbon. Noels= k Now Tort. Prices at a Latge Diseanat belay lan Priam erns ODTAVZ, IRON PRAWS.OVUSTISYNO SOU WOOD PIANOS TOW $ll4. Moo. Isistrootios Books NA Sliest Yana, - oaf, moose wishing a Ant Me ?limo Porta ir sts Wind to tail AAA omonao war tiotesiondo fore lotrotiaolig notsbon. Row?, SW% State wison, troody opposite the Pon Once. gum SMITH. Er , ir.lL—lteery lastromoot warraoted for Iwo goan. ow3TIS AY. ViZiltTB l - NIITISt 1884. 1864. ~ N EW GOODSt! -TOR 7117 - Spring dlr. Summer Trades. 13 NOW 114CtIVLINI • FOILL DIMIDADLe AND SIASODADLD SPRING AND SURER GOODS I WHOLESALE OR MAID, OW I NO TO. Tag GOVERRICENT and Etat. Lieensee, too Inensood t °Tillman% tax to Ob• dePUAlrt . ifieb 1 611U1111. payable.andu oath. ta oath, the term OM I Capital tempated is our B seredaa. the stoutly b.. lens 4 prime ot labor, hop& molt, bar *y.erol, rood, ha.. Betio aothdliddiMl Bac staaturete sod Brow• its at ern, us ddmp.tiod dad berebr agree t. sell only tor 0 . 1:41. to Wee the prim of onr COMBOS or IDT U 4 B'aß Crow int to sns dotard per butyl. to abet. lib calmly the getout of opendldg ors:wino money. and oonuntasions et else of 014 WM tad to cue of lastbn mid toorammet tamales; the prtes trot bare to In rabid to eorivrepad auk mad addit/otial• tat, Thla apremmeat to ho Wtlatally adhered to in Vloalaa altar this date. WIWI= WahlII& at ll* MO flaw A.D. 1.4011 R OSLOCII, MY. J ACOR, J .111 M 1101143, sort' cavaotes, JACOB LAS %SR, CH 4,41 &ARLES" A. IMO. GIGO. PbtZT, - ltrr MR" pee CORIRAR. • Reticle to Oil Refiners. ont'ffowed to sante &dam OIL VITRIOL CAIVITIO SODA sad BLUR al tlis losses shar ks. TrNI Weiss fin MI VIU. IT Me ass lead stiles =isl e Ourslis sarisqg ski Ss Sits lboisit.SVlllllMer a sadjorst pirss Is soplAtt. C OsCONST 411101011483. vlf Wanted. PIOOCi W ints e lit 11°AltDs ' 0. W. slum yet, MiEZ==ll ••, • , ; T. •,r • . '• , L. • „••• • _ 4 •/ ."1-1) •,•••0 -•'0"' 1•1? ". •. • •,••1 E•IN _ "'' . , , t I S t. ER ER: I 1' • E , 7 :f . ", " - :tt New Music Store. JOHN C. BEEBE lIIIIICH WiLL It 501.0 AT 4/1 OEM la TIE Calitralf I Jolts a. ann. leer Notice. I;EZEM= t.. t'T , TWO' 1)04.49 ,T,E 4 Lx rig,. IN AtiviNal;, , $2.50 IF NO' : PAID - UNTIL MIS /MD 01 0 Mil YR* •" • ',,,, 5- xittz, - ,t4;;AtTuR lAY MORNING, AT E . 4, 1864. r. 111 , t -i i '3,49 , b o:! , • _ rlt. Ili bstitr. 6 ERIE. iPA.. Mt - itrigasal, Trunissair IT via thong ra ?aux it Asuman tames. —Alarm Adria. I IntWOlit, GUI= - 11.1114411144,16 d "run! /MU rasetomim, alabjint to the /Wien a UM Naiteratts Hittarnii Cottardasin) - - • . PaLIMIMMTUA 'acorns. semosoes lAMB ; ROSIN? L. JOHNSON, of thulabria ooaety RICHARD VON, of Phinalalphis 111.1M1.1111 ". 1. Wilikin Lem= ?nal Wien L rdirtoi Malmead. 14. Jtahm . sememarig; L reward P. Doan, IL Jolts . 11 / 1 1. L lal Thom mird T. H a it. gb. le. m, inaa Saadoi, I. 7. Ckarigo Lotper, Philip S. Horharl, li5T e. Jolt ag% Mosticamw. IL birth.' a. Metkast Batter,, Mk Sea IL Tbemesse, 5. Pablek W Mph et liastada• 10. Thomas IL Walter, 22. Januar. SAM ollrer 0. D'avaisk, te. ihtlaim 1. twisty 11. A. B. Danahiv at. Wm. Montgomery. • The National Demme:AM cententlon. . it a molting or tho thiloaal Doeleittie r, MM. held at New or thia day, it woe itessiesoetiv voted that tha sett National Dasseerstie Caeoantlea far the pupae, of hounastise Ciedldatat ler the Preehtea ci v i ta e. d Vies Presidimsy of tisa UMW ha elates. helde4 zmaou, es Moeda*. /at 4. UM- - • • Br tete am berotesiae• at a settles bold. Sept. Ttb, )11113. the o deliptes ter each State was Sled al fealiGl she aavdteset it, obi total seem. j AUGUST 'MAO IT L Mahone, ; raw. 0. PruNcpkair4irp . WirwTott, Jaosit ni Is* nos. , D•aastatil sad Coasoevottioe smosesarat ty foriaited to pehtleti Meshes,. A Book whit* no Democrat Skirl& be ; Without, "Five Haspaart Pounces Taxes."—Det. der this title, 8. D. Carpentat'Esq.,' editor of the Madison (!is.) Patriot, a former resident of this county, hu issued • book which is by far the most Valuable that has appeared on the subject of the war and its curt'. It may, in short, be appropriately styled I Deoiedratio History of thelicbellion, in oontradistinction to _the many garbled and unreliable. books pretending to give an account of the origin and progress of the war, whitih have been "wriuen by Abolition authors for Abelition Purpo ses, and flooded over an nasnspectiag and too easily, duped &pantry. It differs from any of these so-called histories, though, is the fact that it gives documentary proof for every assertion that It makes, and can be relied upon in every partlonlar. Mr. Carpenter has made a decided "hit in this work, and if it reaps a reward ottinsisteat with its merit's, it wilt have the largest *iron- ; lation df any that has been siboanbed for 'ha last ten year's} It it jast the thing that has long bean needed—a test-book to which Dem ocrat* clan always refer for proof to sustain , their argiments. Whoever has a copy of , this work la his possession," says a ootenspora., ry, united not fear to be CAW aCop-' pithead' and idiot like; for all be hie to do will , be to pull the volume oat of his pocket ! sedgy cram a few 'Abolition sectenetel dots' the throats of theist who 'essaithint, and 'they will sou leant tet lit him alone." Commenting: with the fonistion of the' Federal party, It , follows the ethequered and Inconsistont tuner of the opposition down to the present day, quoting front the sentiments of thefilipialters sad editets,l giving their rdstfortik eompar..; ing their soli and professibmi, andshorriog the tendencte of them all to prodaed (be very condition of, civil war sad desolation which now hangs ore? the nation: , There is hardly an event which has occurred slime' the ait knowledgment, of one national indeptadenee, but is treated on at more or less length. The book is a complete enajolopedii of political knowledge.' We endorse it -trinaigly. but 'not' with S particle too mach •of warmth: It is one that no Democrat should doe without; or, once having, would des • without, • and, tut snob, we , ooftstead fi to tht attention of our, party friend's everywhere. ILThe pries is $1.60 'F if sent by Mail, sl.76—the extra tienty-ere cents beinneeded to cover postein,Ao. Carpenter has nude arriagsuisn by which any orders; from this outlet can bevint the Observer Mos, and will receive prompt attention. ; - :" qtr.) ; air Mi. WIDOW, or PATIENT. pr -01t1. PHAN, or, BROTHER, or SISTER of anj SOLDIER, 'SAILOR or MARUtE MUSD, or DIED In the ferries of the United States, irho desires NINETY-SIX DOLLAJAS (s94}wyear PENSION, .from ONE HUNDRED to ELEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-PJVE DOLLARS ($1196) CASH BOUNTY, and all the arreaiii of pay due, bite, ehOuld call at °hes or' write to JOSEPH E. DEVITT &COMPANY, NO. 427 WALNUT ST., THE /JILITARY AND NAVAL AOENCY, PHILADELPHLi. Also, State Pay, -- Cenatii, City„-ifartt or other Bounty, 1 . . there ;(e iv' ApplY either in person or by letter. m;2B-24. , - le. Pensloos, Bounties,' Amaze of oan ba,proetrted by the lifidoetit, Orphate, sod nest of kia of titoss who ineradiad to the service of . the United States; Idyl, b./ soldier*. and Seamen who are disabled 'by wounds re ceived or disease oontrsoted;wpon spy/leaflet, 4o (L. P. Our/ant, Lioensea. Military aid Naval Claim Agent. Ottioa to the.,Connnon u t onnoil Raoul, Wricht's Itificlf, corner 'Stets and Fifth sta.,. (under the DilpetteA office,/ Pa. 7-7 - garWo remind our reader.' that the Neill. ties of the Odstritkr elscm are not greened by any establishment in North Wetter! Pm sylyania for doing Job Printing. ,Persons in need of Venda. BIN,' Election Valets. BID Rends, Blanks, °rimy kind of Plain or Fancy Printing,; rrilL Sad it to their. advantage to give as a, ealL tf Bt.uriett:—Wit keep 'Goateed'' , on lontl 4 isms selection of Legst.,ilisoks,. of sTelmoved form& inch as Deeds, Mortgages. ,kuditsent sod Cosainoti Notes, Summon;, littbroons sod tosnrottiers, not in molt entire otte:'. T 4•04 is used of these srtieles.',lll lSnd it• I'n:their advantage to sive nor lawns Oat. tf. , outings min inet sl' Moths Pr O 093; la ovelti to giro tha tartientru gotitati ArdolittOo so !Marto dariag the Inoortsat-bitirloottel, 111111140 soon to ois% If! 1 411 ” dodo to tOillt 11 4ocrt$ 10 4 11°1 tia parA of alsasoatbo, from awl • after tho let of Al. artbAkilsorecomairocoet iurf tbiediOioi Ow/ the parer rill tof roathaaell tirlltifi'Oi•Mlfnlled, Qt Atsat, ' and IfolSolloag, 4 11 1OontifflOd OA . d, , of that Acta. taker other direction nnreorl?fl troir paeans iettfig Pig ' ' " tire Mos are provettlettiriar lls 51N410511-114 4.14 serakrasebrariburs. ,is all ealefilia Am* sot soreoperfp tbo so" asleep time !Aim la , oat to by won rosposible porooa irimi olr tpOodp,. 03 . We aria oar basoratla Medi-fa esiet ilitioioltel fasterealbo siroa'atioa Oftwor, r Met abeam Afro to let Of* to *V IttPris 4 ,iiidold.WO lief Wines thle Otte 610 11.. et, of 'tomato!, am* if thy D•socrilts,so ibieos4r %At dol'oilidety; we aril nor wit ei bort itiotti ef, 'Mist at 8 .06, 1 4 1 , 1 It oat, moires ooe aro estelerlber to ittlabtotateklb sash pmt fang to atiosollott Mho ardso. 'h:s#'r7.s3w^~, ii s;i . .. 111 • • Moms sad dean* Ulan asildines 'Ata "apt, palters the veal et nines 1 - It alma le eve Ida • latest-. ' Tani* bewr ate t dad t 7 •;' pinveWe tette appeillsa.- • Mink bin swirl Ida kin tar tames It sins to sap. eb 12111 bile Idrher,l , I , Ton natitor sale, sod he s the iroye"-•' Diane sad Mara &Um ant diaispl "V. • peaks' the vent el rattan . , I hear a fear bet worth, ratty Mare lopes are tent om I raldes's ' - • Bet s adder rill break Mr noire with emee,i Tor *weesaiessealt when cakes are Vans A tailor heart and eaptS head. • ' tan well tinged slat tatedr rot • post eel indeed la vtilatey'a eabeel tad nah. sweet easa-be twee tee raw Pam mad dells n damn mad dame I A rani peckers tie vein of name 1 I ' , I know • bold sad hosed mai . , . Who Arlon to lira as the Clristiairs pain. i Bat poor he is sad poor vii' be, ! 1 ' • ororsed, it hated wraith la he ; ' ! At home hi mutant a stantag trite, ' ! Abroad he lardeth the torts lite— • ! ' ! Do stem% what s Irsrfal odds.. Who will apt bey to the pooplea gods l , Dimas sad4elars, dopes sad dines I , , ,• ' An salty pocket's the vent of chase t Bo sat ye in ! alth, so clatter bon, • oNo gaudily; Wald" of the rid, I troy— i 1 Stasi by s'ilit sad steal by day, (Doug tt all la a !spiral.) ' • ' , Jae Us etraroh sad noir fame her, : ' , ; Liata torUat and Insult your Baku, _ !! 'I Be, hypocrite, tar, Aura asd fool, I Bat you'll he poor—rasesiber the Me. "! • Mime sad dollars, dollars and tau I - 1 Aa siopq posher* tie worst a/ crisis I ! Wt:dia foe tho, Oberon se.] VW Napalms Patty, toovianna.t; • In considering the character and doctrissi of the obligerohial faction that is attempting to revolutionize and destroy the Governuient of the Uoited States, we hare written of its numbers, ita designs, the means that it noes to perpetuate its power,and of Its tyranny; ,and have shown it to be Adam, as being bet it small part of the people ; revolutionary, ' in that It seeks to overturn the societies end-govern mental established and approved by the peo ple; ;usurpini,- in that it stifles, overpowers or cliarieards the popular will, and destrno, tire et thous great principles of civil Itherty unite/cm the practice of which any gorerliat i eat would be an unmitigated despotism, add a republican impossibility. We have , not discussed the peculiar tenet! of this faction in regard to negro slavery? nor is it proposed now to go over the , ground so completely investigated by able statestoeo, profound men of science and learned divines: We heirs not direltupon• this part of the so called Republican creed for the reason thet we SYSISSWIIS the forcible abolition of slavery' as a minor evil, compared with the atreelouierimee ageing the liberty of white men eotamittad by this bottom Ware it simply what, it is pope: lady called, to Abolition party, though , we ilionid not egret with theta in their hid prin.. eiple, yet we could not condom the: to the, same extent as now, when they tire atiotat i to redone we. state of ignominious subjeetien to usurped Oyer the sovereign people of ,thittie! States. Nor do we purpose to speak offilar ery either In defence or in undeotnition t but as we are now - Oita that ifslavery is dead," and that the pettifoging gentleman whit ties fined so well . the office of President or the' Republican party, has, bye stroke of we pen, overturned a system that has stood can tea, and the laws enacted by the people for its protection, we will, for the present, adroit the fleet, Count the cost of the work, its effeet upon the prosperity of the white rave, and coiesidir the slare in that state of "freedom" lit'ljrhich benevolent Abolitionists have doomed him to' tin and die. Again, the principle, in:volved is what should meet our approval or ot;ndani nation, not the accidental riplication• it!by one band of fanatics to the exclusion of 'oth eri. The principle is the right or selt - gload ornment."l3lavety was so ieteritioked With the society of the ?Southern States that to fereibly destroy IL Tata to destroy the litre and, lib's*. lies of their citizens. If you admit tliiiright of a faction, or even of a meiorftY, * to tlestray the lairs end constitutions of a free people, and subjefit them to military despotlitm` on out pretext, why not upon another t t ff If the attacking party is to be the sole judge and executor of its decision what can you have but endless wars, endless rebellions, endures tie - sully, and the *herniae subjugation of the weaker . people by the stronger? Assuming, then, that negro slave es been %bonded, and will in a few years away, we And that it has colt, in the first place, the ettiettoftki.States. ...pf the , territory hit re ! moved from the Union in 1860 and 1861, there is not a square mile that can truthfully be said to be restored to the ilelon,l i tir the simple reason that "union" means iti old of mutual interest and good feelinvitimi?rip. store" means to bring back to a fermi! condi dim. There are only some parts of the rave! lutionsri territory that are inolnded the picket lines of standing armies !that are now subject to Federal jurisdiction. i ln thoia, parts claimed to be '',restored" the tesjerity. of the people are either driven of silt exiled from the country, while the remainder. ere under menial lew.' This, is not restoring the Union, and white hostile armies form reline division, the union of the Swell tiniCesisten for so many years is destroyed, pia:otiosity, whatever may be contended in tfietiif; • N o abolition ,of slavery has' test the political. liberty of the people of all A t stet,,. . Though the indignant freemen Of the North rebuked the unscrupulOns power that subjeal ted them for many months to Its' 'despotism, until by force and terrorism 'Chid eOsimitted l the people to the revolution, yet iien now t liberty such er was cute enjoyed, hang* by a thread, and is secured o A ly 1 1 t h e mi sme „ of 'the p' enple ectioti 'upon the i ,-trots of • the so Called Republican leaders. ' the "anthem Statee, If we are for once to betiefe the ed., mini s tration organs, libertj is elan 'more, abridgid, and the people are groaning bider. :the delpotism," white le the: p er t, of. the, country overrun by Federal -armies, the abject slavery of thc'people is a disgiemsto the" age and to the boasted eirlitzation-Of Ameelett. loyal men tbank - G,6do boa.' iteally that/ the war wail:ironed on and eon tinned, (bee Anna D. Dickenson and others) and se the only result of the war has thus far been the abolition of striery;liie are correct In counting the loan of MOO Ss pert of tho " prisiames Ur rimmed *up Mil isdviby atisioi, Mho* by Etsipiki ofittita or • uses, nearly a UV asilaws of nat. _ The Pops lox Croat. re moult " „ bur* Ant threit peen it, [as Nap., rarily deprived 'the aouotry en MO melees at. two: &Mei wail has ariteted ter "I. i*Vir447 *IP*" PPM .. . 46411.1441,(44 It how 414eed lope" the, am*, iiios depli led epti , weeldeVid vesicle producers r debt 'Oe'reiorownee iliOt Wein merit' belkiikbut tieetiriip, aid it *se e'iloll4l/411: ,ak Aka stopped,- irgi Istme4* t 4 am the isitoresi. ra!kkolit4 Asia* kr 0* qt . ( dasore4i satiox;, 4i - 1,114410 * digies 4m/way /pad Ay tie sod *wort astiou is to seat Gaauiow app: • • "The irootof thls is found fart 'sine ooadl tiOn of the ohitioiss wherein is presitimC the enormity' of 'Ulan* of slavery and rebellion• bat; vain Bow' etooptions, void of the Rees of every day llfi that ecinteibuta to the Ilestinetion of pablio•morals. Beoond, is the rep for speoviatitra and idle offioe•kolding, Stich has so seised epos the public odd, es to almost Atinytops. :. .vslAriad inSigulliaant those who stiff idyls to gime those boaut trifler sad ?to:spoil4e that were heretefors considered hottorsille., Third, in the great increase of oritneo gienesiky, and the alarming prellat" uta. of lkientiOnsneu.. Fluidly, what, is the condition of :the sego for whose benefit this trtussda was originally begiii? We billets it hait never been denied that . his: atlas of bandage the slave 'was *triply provided; with these physical comforts that were nectisary to his health and idea. lieu.' Can the e)Dadition of thd b called freed men be Compared with that of the alaVe so fu as this Ja cotio?rned f Oa the contrary, thousands arefdreggisg st• Ilia rear of Federal armies, supparied by the ckarity of those for whi'm' they lab'pri Oried by the tax payers of the tf ort h 'era Stairs. The women are reduced to the lowest s t ate of prostitution, thechil• dreg deprivedi t if their cuetomery food and at tention, are rapidly dying, while, the men are either cousin:iv:id or stolen from their tare: lies to fill the cpuotas 4f , loyal"• New Zogl‘nd. or remain behind, the cocks and servants of Federal Officer?. .$* In the meantime the , loads formerly tilled by these he t po end contented, 'Retreat:l are now eddies berren wastes, or else form the esperimen . • . tal round where Government pets make their foraaes, and the people's money is wasted in ajelting political capital byltifteo" labor. 80 meth for whiit actually is efore our eyes; and to call the serfs of General Banks—thelerteripted %laves who are placed in the %front- :and driven iota battle to show that. ailegreei, eta light," or,-st least, that they 'ere capable tor, befog, /hot. or thersorrobas of federal :eider* better , off , than. the slave of Jofforsoo. Pseis,ils,en ebannlity, not to; call it as ,Impodent ftlithood. But the futtme is alitl less eqctittesgaig for the !eget" than even the wrotohodi omega,. ,The tniztore of ; races , -"hi of 4 ligfrenk•PftPeoies products dtteri-, oration in the oifspring of otta or the other. The effect of, the u'istegenstioa of , the, white! with the blaoklito, render thenegro stiperlori mentally, bet 0,4614 livelier, until ? iinally k i q!!!!“",lr. 41 ! Pr0d?9. 9 4, 1 4F. 4 T'Ast)” same*, law pale away la dercnoity, sod .miserable,'(Nesse. Wt 44 , the Candid oonsidere.',, tion of ail; whether, et 'Ur i !ps 'the ,4 called Republican 441,ea in lie negro I • freedom erased*, the , peioe;lo6l4 •I#ot, to o great for the goad ateetved,.and whither, la short, they. here not talk% a tomplitiqatlnet in developing theft pet idea. ; The negroes art pot fret,.foc;t4l4, scaled state qt "bondage is the tams, 010 - they tiro -.itttionfttsiostert with' their , masters or their delivawitt.4wheth'4' er they !toe ?cotton for the idanter;who oval the `toil, or tot the' advent:CV - it.; viho grittoes!ti id pe # it of "the ,Cio.,ttpianti' l w p t f 7,o—an• cgs egainst plfttotatlon discipline, or , shot for it u mbordinetion to his Norther* ofdeer, bleak, -the bo , • I • ,or benthes the" u f tj . kr ,Ft 'ErrfusliboiNsw Yak Timis 'lloilrOlkif ht. While it would be preimmptuons yet to af firm that Gen. - Viont Will soon @online his road to Ricibmond, it is' certain that sue pre. sent campaign will lesse.ane of the 4reet ar mies teeiltily wonted. The spirit ofi,the two leaders and of the two armies will mate it impossibleffor Richmond to be either listen o* not taken thlt 'simmer, *Runt a bite that shill sbsolately 'disable : either "the e army or the other. Knowing AM. this blow must fail. we hase, s , right to inquire which side is best prepared to eadnrs it.' Would it beans . damaging or alike rata in'either este? '' A treat', dial luMbitos said by some well. masninganii,over•singuinijonmals about the growing discouragement of the rebels. We ere boandlto say that vs hero seen do sit "dince of it, On the isntraryisre do not re. atilieet.atituko - ritiv:ii:mt,wo "Faint when the rebel: papertgeaterallY ham. evinetiti N mach satisfaction 'with. the irpiri" of their people, end such ',elesly eenfidea t o that "tuner cedes would telSmilitt;:tut einaa'this year has Nor hap, 1 title Veen withiint remain. ther fleMill‘rn .PeOpli, hoe' so ' calmly submitted to the i napresedentod meas. wet' tit the Iset , rebti Cinigtess—thelearms rithei aonihtlation ,efthe.ont:reiey; 414 . priprispeik of ell crops, present cad &tare, for the, use of the army, . toy uftai.mitmay of it, shows great statinch. nesC It is weakness ter veil it the effect of Poneratiteat „that 'ever ex. isted c. Id etritr,trOw a pe ople, once fine, into eaairelpialy silent submission to i sacli meas. vim Were titers nerions disoonteat; it w4utd be: 'itreito: Sad' eipression itt'ootie manner. Tfth face thit'ffoittlierti ' stistaine ;the ostrao_insey 4 . " ltiebni)nf f. o detei'maitottiiin t anti not tiespOOdency,,. milltary-sumata of -she last four months t ce:sititattis&cif all. attemPtiomeber lest on," Ilia" °earthiest of • Seymour in s iloriditi. the u4srthrow of Banks as lantielittua the-bloody stroke et Fart,Pillow, the successes on . the North Cerolin 0 oast,th etlifloomettiate of Rteele —have all been oslealated to etriligth4 6 olahllacr * Thelaaa that Phi, 1 1101. iting the North ems mhos as a OW that tone financial syStenttriii liensting down,, and - the holes made tmeiir CoPperbeeds about I"4iimions in the Ultima .porty; .s seq about -Owl brig4toning presponts.Of thwelsotion of MePitellais to the. Presidenti, oforifed is a itfrantsts.'. We .are sati4o Flit - yrhanTtbis, Month' of , May `o9M4'4o4 , o 9l l. l thff*RetaPlto tieJo44 l l,lkekleved .bulb isslairengly'..that , te tits COntedetassi " would:iteigaWskitiliiliirtieffs44MA•fie bro ken down. • =9 • t ••• r; .c+ C•pplititeSSUM l Wa observe tomeindiestions of the preys bisott of Copperbeadiatn in distinguished Be publican quarters. 'or example : t•The Supreme COW% of Vermont • has de- Owed the soldiers' voting bill of that State unoonatitutional, so far as it relates to the ;election of State Otileetts.'! ' Again, Senator Hale, of New Hampshire, in Ispeelting in the Senate the other . day, of the f l etrort in Congress to annihilate the Siste hanks, said the object' would be more easily understood if the measure was put is this form "And /* it further matted, That all those in struments heretofore known as State consti tutions be, and they are hereby abolished." . ' Anil again, Senator Doolittle, of Wisoonsin, on the same occasion, said : "I do not yield to my honorable friend from New Hampshire in my Matters respect as well es my deep and limited conviction in the no. °easily of this Government, as well as the. State governments themselves, maintaining, preserving sad defending ritl the rigour of the States under, the Constitution of the Uni ted States. I believe is &at@ rights, err— that they are expressly mentioned, reserved; protected and defended in the Constitution Itself, and as they are reserved by our,Cen. @citation proteeted,and defended . I believe in these ri ghts and es a eitisen of the Cnited States, and as ecitisen of * State, I feel bound to respeet and defend tbertc.' Now all this bi Copperheadient in its most maligesnt form. Neither Vallandighant nor Powell nor Fernando .Wood ever breathed worse Copperheadism. Can it be possible that the ii proms Conn of Vermont, and Senator lisge, of New Hampshire. and Senator Doolit tie,ta Wisconsin, are twain Copperheads. I Missal Lwow. Eight Years hr. The following, clipped frcm .the New York Ledger irof Jul 19th, is curlews, when contrasted with the empense account 'of the present day. Mr. Bonner express ed alarm when he footed up the expenses of the government under Mr. Pierce, and etaphssixed his alarm with'plateens of ex clamation points,' as is seen in the extract, referred to t "Larks'. 'Exiseurrens.—The expenses of the government of the United States follows, the present admintstration,are 'as follows, v11: $75.686,40i) a yeail 6,307.200 a moat! 1 I '1,452,920 a week!!! 207,560 a day 1111 8;600 an hour 11111 144 a n2ialite 111111 2.40 a seooad !III!!! In "Two dollars and forty cents at every tick of the clock. That will do for Young Amerlini. But where doee the money go t For whit is it applied 1 Under Mr. Pones administration, - during the Mexican war, when we had , a hundred thousand men under arms, and large armies and Emmet , ous garrisons in Mexico, the annual ex rinses of the government were a little over forty millions a year." Look on this picture. The expenses of the goveririnent of the United States un der Lincoln's administration are as fol lows: =2l 41,000,000,000 I year l 83,333,333 a month i ! 20,833,333 a week ! ! ! 3,000.000 a day 1 I I! _ 123,000 an hour Illt 2,073 a minute 1 1! 1 I • 33 it second 1 I 1.1 ! ! Thirty-five dollars at every tick of the cloek I. There is no use of asking where the goes to, or for what it is ap plied. Some of it is used for making war like implements, vessels and missiles,— billions of it to enrich contractors and oflice-holden,—all of it worse than wasted. Mr. Bonner offered to take the govern ment and carry it on for fifty millions a year, and also to furnish each man, woman snd child with a copy of his' paper as a free gift. Would he like to renew his of fer now f---Stotbury .Devsocut, Martins ox Snistiturts.—Wm. Whiting, Esq., solicitor of the War Department, has decided that a substitute, whether procured by a person who has been enrolled without being drafted, or has been enrolled and draft. ed, is midi to receive from the government the bounty of slo3,.psynble on the same terms and conditions as are applicable to bounties paid to volunteers. It bee also been deoided that a man who is drawn-in this draft and pays the commutation of $3O), is only exempt until the next draft; that is until such time as the President inay make-another call for more men. n. l in no case is his name to be left of r! , . , Mpg list for more than one year T..t . .: of the present draft' is to cot: use until tota tilled, tint the ain-. of those -paying tti,: 'commutation or obtaining $ substitute do not go In the wheel fur thia,gaots.e—Ball,do Courier. Tun Banitoge Strobitesa quotes from that abserving sod pidiesophioat histeristo, Died rich itatoksibooker, the following remark suitable for to day t "A euntsiog politician is Orton found skulking nadir the oleriosl robe, with !tit outside. all religion and an inside all political rancor.. 'flap ePiritittli and things temporal ars simply faashied .together, like poisons and aetidotes on an Opetliseary's obeli; aid, instead of 'a deront sermon, the 0444° *trolt-gaing folks hoes often a politi osl .throst',dellin thelr,throats, la belled with w pious teat from Soripturs." NUMBER 1. wue Clioesthg. re josktai flos a vim.. / Gar *a oakier Tex Todd brow wk. I ium ! Ity row b *sober. aaa sat kart ts pan, Sat Melia a aellostioa - Ot paw arm rid* to diimmle IPA to pap oplodakau Aja4 ink ikon's Sitio !Mat. Who It a paa imeaxtresity ; I par bar ask* by. Tiwjk Dot /Or APIs Noisily. /a Caulk iosialhad. . tar vise Is aka thaa taw : Too stoat is Addl. Pas, Ts skit of Asa Thasaar. ?se Ma Vs tans With lel& Nu watnittsi Too read lo nary gold. of Sr" &rag. stt“ ha xt. falai% I thwillers tow► Os satin!: AM eenakedistly % Oppossdto Use Chstios. Jsany Nadirs not Jot. DoUr Tokens is bengal ; • Was Leo D. Cross is nisch, lin milt:ink*, an painful Mot Asa Choy lotoo dart, NU Wks la oaavarsataoa ; Slam& yoa would Illks sna i l Collin Mayon Italy Atka. Pro= Patti TiF ru Imp, Wm Petty Glars s Baba ; !Morel bet or smut sad Loud. 4 Aid sbe's Mae Amy MO& - ‘1 ; aigoidobig • - ) tan stanza of killing that Is endowed by the rebel erodes Is piece - lily talreculons. la &soles *rot thirourds of battles from Bull arta No. I to Citinoti.lotritle No.' 2, and en' eadelial the rimiiiiat the miratip.la, mull St the" 5'94 1 4 1 0}1, PY4 1144 / I # 4 it , an. riety at mottos", is which licoirOlVlron'A i er and amonishisent sae pridooduat.-lionor it the inonstrons aggroguo f ofelanghtir, anted,/ at the Noumea of the WO is "PfliTtili mei enonaotut loam, sitenlahnisit them one people lossla number thin the populalleti of India can submit to inch a:holiest* killing without eztetnaination. Does the 'reader : re." calla battle in witish the "slaughter" af rob. ile was not "tenths ?" ' Ts there et eastr oa record In Wok the "osmage" "mast them gray-backed gentlemen I Ina' not " seful I" Was them ever s'oonillot in which thnrettel, "loss" wu not "Aortal?" Arena Moir cu. tallies lames* "heavier" than ours? Do not their dud always Hs in heaps? Do we not always "mow" them down at short nap :with "double charges" of gripe sad osaisdart sad are we cot constantly getting them in po sition when their "solid mums" areaost tared like chaff before some division that rises suddenly to its feet on the edge of some "tim— ber?" Is not Moir loss always "suers," fre quently "tramondons." not nnfrequently "aw ful," and st oft-occurring lumina "perfectly horrible ?" Despite these three years' endurance of suit calamities, the rebel armies, originally not extraordinary u to sin, seem td exist today in as great force is ever. Lee is debating with Grant , near Spottsylnnis ; Besuregard is holding Butler in check at Bermuda Bun dreds ; Johnston Is keeping Sherman actin in Georgia; Taylor, Smith and Magruder hue closed around Banks on the Red river. The question is a pussling one, and ere &Spar of being able to attain its solution." • ITEMS OF ALL SORTS. Tams Ina Paesss.-.=That this • will be s year of great events needs no prophet to fore tell. The campaign of the rebellion, the ?ress identlal campaign, and last, , but, not least, the _Ettropout war, will all escite public attention, concerning which Ail eboold keep posted.— Then in regard to local matters, we tibial base much to some consideration, and about which no well regulated family _should be ig norant. By taking your home paper you will get the local es well as the general news, and thus two purposes wilt be - serred at on? price; wheresi,if you 'take a foreign paper iv Will be purely scsitieittit if you see an item ova :brains your lotislity ones in a whole year. Myatt or CLAPP.—Commenting on the tyr anny exercised towards the Now York Tour no/ of Commerce and WortJ, theirdos Observer remarked:— Not a -single respectable journal of soy party, that has come under our notice, has justified this outrageously shameful proceed ing; and most of them are outspoken in con denination of it. The seem thing, we believe, may be truthfully said of the people wherever manhood and liberty have not beta Win gulatted by the ;delusions of fauseloisof." In this city, but one , journal was found de. graded "enough to approve of the diet adiy outrage. That, paper, it is almost needless to say, wee the Buffalo Zit! s. Et was never more appropriately employed then when en. gaged in bolstering up Despotism. It. long since pirted with self rvspect. How : is .the Millinery business I—Be4ato Prat., - Tifton or rira Nsoao.—Spurgeon, in a re cent epeeoh, "We in England, are get ting tired of die nogroes--111) are beginning to find theta out. - A year or ao ago a negro was quite it pet with toe, sod when one come to us we made mach of him; but now, too many of them are coming, they mime °min equado : they ere very ignorant and conceited; and we are very willing for them to he tree, to give them money. but then we do notfirstit any more to do with them."—Ayracais Cow vier. WHAT TWIT Aix Flotrttan Foxe—Gener al Meade, io bin address to the Army of the Potomac, on the 4th instant,' informs his soldiers that they are "fighting to pre serve the Government and institutions as Aandoi down tow by ow foreatiters." That is the sentiment that inspires brave men to deeds of valor and to victory. Notthe cry of Abolition, not the desire for pillage, not a mere spirit of hate, but• a love-of constitutional liberty, and a devotion to the cause of the Union. Wendell Phillips, in one of his.-late ha— rangues in Boston, took - upon the platform with him s young saddle•nolorsti female, whom be introduced es "tile Opt of Me Jithme,isser isms woman" The abolitionists were so delighted that they crowded towards the plat fermi* caress her. -It is clear that if these craoked•brained fanatics had. their owl way the white race would soon be extinct is this country, and their places filled by hybrids. When the war first broke oat, a young mar ried man of Steubenville, Ohio, volunteered. He was reported. killed .at Perryville, and subsequently his wife received in a metallic coffin, whit. purported to be the body of her husband. She buried it with all due mweastany sad affeetion, and, after more than a year had elapsed, she married again: A few days since, an exchanged prisoner passed through Sten benville and left a message from the husband supposed to be dead, that he would probably be soon exchanged and would be home again. Her present husband is a worthy man, and the ease becomes somewhat embarrassing. In' the beginning of the war,a patriotic land lady, in her desire to stnolsta the generosity of many cityloiernutents and ether corpora tions in continuing the wages of absent sol diers, give notice that if any, of her boarders wished to enlist, she would allow their board bill'to run right on all the time they were gone, the tame eel it they remtittedi- Tut Ex r ASCIPATION PgqOLANI 4.T10:1,-A car man in New Orleans ran over and put out the light, of a very young Antericait citizen of At. rican descent, and was heard to exclaim, ' , God bless the 'ens Incipation pructim Won l If had done that two years ago, It would have cost ate fire hundred dollars." Loss of Goss:sate —Since the war com menced, the Federal:l have less 6(Genersio, or whom 90 Were -in battle. and 16 have died of discasescontrsoted in the , service. Detrnit Cavalry captain was satoueded whin one of his new srchruite walked up to him an deolsred that soldiering wee , rather dissgrteabte, and that still recruit being a to • male would quit the business. Thad. Stevens, who has ROM a wig for these twenty years. was lately applied to its behalf of the St. Louis Sanitary fair for ti look of his hair to put in s Congressional wreath. We presume that Thad., being very petriotio, sent the whole wta. The portrait of the woman who kept a se. °rot is in the ilcitish Museum. It is mid not to resemble anY woman now tiring. Tau Publisheri of the New York daily vs pers titer* arranged for the importation of large quaatttles - ot printing paper from Ea— . roe, order tc' bre itdowit the combination prior.fised by Eastern tnattafretitrers. It oats be imported, it is alleged, at fontteen cents per visa&
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