The Erie observer. (Erie, Pa.) 1859-1895, February 08, 1866, Image 1

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ro plea; Obituary NOtkeri (over three linos
,00 .0 sve reels per lin*. Original poetry, nu
:,wt stew at the request of the editor, one dollar
advertise wont/ will be ocnumwed at
th,,,yeaq of the person advertising, un til ordered
~ 3 t by hi s direction, unless a specified period is
yroo for their iusertion.
have one of the best Jobbing
tirodri""in th e s te l e , and are ready to do all work in
ibs t Ate that way be entrusted to us, in equal style
IS•Atilshinent outside of the largest cities.
tat mmmuniestions should be' addressed to
OENJ'N WHITMAN,
Editor and Proprietor.
3asines. D ; ire
g
ICU J. Atroninff AT Liar, Rldirwitr
If 'leo practice in adjoining Conntits
sot H. CVTLInt.
10 ATT own' At. Law, Girard, Me Count 7,
end other badness attended to with
t.f..."c!B+l.tch•
WONOng ,
ATToRYZI.AT LAT, In Wllakirell Of.
steel, Et is, Pa. aux 7
orIGN.
• Booasaraira and Dealer in Stational-4
ilyr,
r , aroars. Nwspapers, ten ting try dealer'
•ig. kw. ander Brown's Ifot aka p ar k.
•Se-
orseiL
Eg a.: 314 HVINI
AMR-WITS AND COCIBILLOIIII AN LAW.
% Pe te n Bt ek, near North West earner of the
~;; ;; ge, Ene, Pa. •
r oil.° SENNETT,
Jritics or rim PLicrs. Offtee weond
FR,• Mock, French Street, between PM and
junel6-2.
. ow+
ATToRVITII AT LAY, Me Pa.
i t Fa, Ifcßesn. Cameron end Jeffcoat' aottatiao.
C.C5.01 Y. [juiln . 6..S-I , o] w. M. wrterra.
CAnniAl ' MKNo
TCST:CII 0711111 PIACI, Paragon Blork,
Rut of Farrar gall, Erie, Pa
GI:NNP 4 WW,
AilimlZY AT LAW AND JCSTICI or ?UN PIACI.
oid Isim i.c-eut, Conveyancer and Collector,
Gaette building, southwest corner of fifth and
otreett, Erie, Pa. ap1766.$
if STORE.
Jogs Cue:testaments& at the new
Cat. Elite Vinare, bu n hand a lan* Yaort•
:of feeeenes, Proeilaions. Wood and Willow Ware,
Ltvers, Taseco, Qezare, &e , to which be re
:tely edle the attention of the public...se/4W that
s ofer u goal bargains as can be had to any part
.e r atty. mar3oll3—le
WDELL, SELIPEN 6c RIM w
MiirAerratiusofStears k
n mainil,Bodenk
Narinr, AvieCtural Impleasets, Ballnad Clan.
r e, Pa
•
M. A. GALISBAITII.
h.rroasrt AT Law--011e•onethitreet,
opposite the Coirt Ilonee, Erte,Pa.
‘ l :4, BEEBE, •
DaALK• ti Dry' GooDA, Gummy;
ir..rd.ar, NAHA, Gram. geed. Pluto; etc., eor
ernd and Pub'ic Secure, Erie, Pe, jal7lll.
D. INBORN%
MISR, AID SAL* STAIIIX, 011 Eighth
.4tirceo State sad Frecch. rim Horses sad Car
In in on reeisoushle terms. my2B'64-Iy.
Stiff ANORALE ELM%
Coa..La or FRZYCR AND 71 , 11 STRIVITP, MAIL
Bum. Prnriator. 8 od H rum acid Carea;ea
!I on had at moderate pleas. Sept. 29,1966-1 y
• CSIVIIiEtt. a: StIVOIE,
171/0418441 AND FtIITAXL pIIAIXIIS
.e.az w Prortzinno. Flour and Feed, Wood Lad
Flireo Lir/nor; Tobacco. Fiore. &c, State
ciqt 41) .Toaair's Rouse Iniratihing rmisnriare
in ror6s-0
'deTlar K ICS4L ER,
Dealer in Groceries, Produce, Proeleiont,
ird:ow snd stone Ware, Coes, Liquors, ke.,
'Yet, opposite the Pettedly', Erie, Pa.
marlVlSS—le
E. MAGILL,
Duval.. Office in Rosem-fga
Rine}.tiorth ride of the Park. Erie, Pa. 28.
:114ZEPPA HOUSE' D1111',4.
!I ILL.—DOiteCTLY OPPOSITR 71111 PASSINGT.I. /it
C4IAT, PA.. Being newly fitted up In the tcr•f lir,
nth., Is vow npea to the pnblk. Miele w1:1 tr
n the *trine of all Panel:met Troilus, •Itfal
u!Ar OAKLEY BROS., Props': ter P.
COLE,
Law'. pan ItAironrunrua
Story of Rinderaeeht's Bloat, lir* Pa.
umricL, waierrerd. Ps..
Roamer Lomax. Pooramoz.
teeommodatioos, sod °metal attention tires to
- ort egoista lionlEp4.7o
BEST PIANC
IN AMERICA
rade by
S. DRI7CICES. & CO
NG Sells nem.
ITIRS W til LLDI V r M. D.,
Purszataii an Scra
• ti jaw Beartra Block. Wilt Task, Eris, Pa.,
reorfort, Chrlstlan k lratlt's store. lissidsziat
has Willlama, PllthStriart. Bast of Trunk.
torn—lll to 104.5., and Itto Sr. s.
Waal.
IL y. PIC ti BSI NG, DENT/ NT.
's'e c! the Pennsylvania Collor of Dental S r-
Oft In tlght's Bleak, (wins inert k Elllott's
Sttr,, , ins, Pa.
Ins Sums DT Pl=lB3lo/11.
?firer, D D. S., North dovonth otreet, Phtladol-
n. D. 1., No. 243, North Nla tit
41dadelrb4.
CEIM
•
tRIK dr. EWING, lc.
ATTOISItTB ASO 001713.1LL0R11 AT Ley
"1 011 SPRING Sr., opposite Crittenden Bell
lq Pa Collntions sod all other legal but
Nem'. Pulsar°, Erie, Warren and To rr6
‘attrait‘l to ea sad j)roant p tly.
zics3-1 1 rm. A. Galbraith , Whitman k Breeht
, Z,Ftmorr k Navin, Erie, Pa.
.4 IMO'. Etoaz, Bon. S. P.Johnanp, W. D. Brown
Warren, Pa.
0 T-1 C E.
Llarlisg end Mr. W. Starer are no louver
Otte u &rents or otherwise, nor am I re-
UAW reprewstatione or actions whatever.
' been duped r wish to say that the NO)
Doarkar k Co.'a Pianos and the
titulta itablett Organs for western Penner Iva
tie Lae to the Allegheny mountains,
tr at any other perils -way ray,
' , Mtuing each instruments of any other
132 91.111 re liable to be celled upon for my
'3
Wit WILLING.
' tlier.e,
loot Top, Dints Bum. attd Mumma
''' sl l, the best now made, and )1111100 k
••• ifvoz•l organs old Planes tatrn in eachanis,
• 1 ' 1 42 1' . /Letitia's% Union Kills, Sri, Co., Pa.
I c onnauclitr. cociastat.
FACULTY:
• laat Principal. Gso. W. Govoisoar
Prof of Commends! Law.
411;P:c Simpli2ed. new Chselfleation of AC,
Ve.;4l 811.111• SI Practice. Ornamental and Ball-
Commercial Law, Commercial ArtitY
'moo terms, kr., for ladle" and gent". The
1.4 ' 11 earth - eninprebehd the what> busts of
. 41 %donut., aid exhibit every possible earls.
. 1 ' 11,4 4 sod closing pe
books. No e: nee will be
•'ntke thle I pleasant. practical sod Perna"
34 , . 4t "; "The City of Schooli." Practical se
. ers CH be employed. Teams—Tultion
rh, facilities and greatest Is.
• flkble. tend for Cis alms.
ire
NIA Pori BY,
414 % 31 , 17/RRN FXOND & THIRD 8211,
Ems, PVIVA.
fted have , anoe.ed themaelv ander
style of Webb &Ch l i a lds In tb• Pot e4, ter, heal
N . 4 .,. 4 old stand, on the canal, between Beeon
• ezwaa
•-• patronage of the customers of the old
, •• ,4 itutu sa nf tb• public esarallir. Prm°l4s.
Etioit endeavor to glee perfAet ea , tafielool
4), 080. P. WSBB,
JAY'S. CRILDP.
Ii tINSON dr WILLIAMS,
Srecrasoi• to inorrr J. Morton,
PA4Cortolosion orokorits, Wbolemls dealers
'lttU sod Rttomiones Omit. Agents for N. Y.
Penle's Liao of Stammers. East Publle oak,
, joa4llll4y.
PERI.II
01 the C. ?reentry Department end
• wet roovelesineer for Soldier; Washington,
chrlis Pullll4, N W (MINT
lit Presbytorian Military,
• -; ` elalen col'e•eted vith fidelit Rod di.-
end Apt onion"
t hwtti myiierieutea io the o
dates o Kr. P. f
the ri ► b oo. vari De
, confident beam neater Met antinfacter7
'''" ol olrie all kinds of Goverment elatmlL
VOLUME 36.
Special Notices.
Irll It BRIDAL CIIA3IIIBIL an Rua, of Warning
and Instruction to venue yen—published by !Tow
ard Astociation, a d sent free of oba-go In seated enpl•
(Ter. Address Dr. J. SHILLIY HOUGHTON.
ly. Phila.:l..lphi% Pa.
DEWLITY. Seminal Weakness.
ella be Owed by one who has earful himself sad him
dieolo of other; and will tell you nothing , bat the . WILL
A ddiwu •Ith stamp, •
BOX 57, Boston, Yoga.
TV YOU WANT To KNOW A LITTLE Olt
1 EVERYTHING relating to the 'human system, male
and female; the amuses and treatment of diseases; the
marriage customs of the world; bow to 4sarry well, and
a thousand things never published before, read the re
vised and enlarged .dithn of Nazioct. mow Rent;
• endow; book for curious people, and a good hook tor
esety one. 400 pages. 100 illnstratione. Prize $l6O.
Contents table s tut free to any address. Rooks may be
had at the book 'tore., or will he sent by mill, post
paid, on receipt of the price. Address,
E. B. YOQTg, 11. D
em 1130 Broadway, New York.
Yr° CONAUMPTI Wye+. The advertiser haring
_IL been restored to health in a few weeks by a very
simple remedy, alter hal enffeed several yaws with
a revere lung affectio,that dread
his
•ss, Con..
ameption—ls aortoos to rocks known to his fellow-sot
leen the means of cure..
To all who &ere it. he will send s,eopy of the pre
scription used, (free of charge ,) with the directions far
preparing sod nang the same, which they will dad a
sore tare f ;‘, lan] pttnn, Aetbmti aro ashlar', Colds,
Coughs, /a The only object or the ;Weather in send
ing ette preserlptio.. is to anent the ailiated.and spread
information wh;eh he conceives to be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will try Ws remedy, as it will east
them nothing. and mar prove a
Parties wishing the peeler prloporstx, by rotas mall,
will please addreu Rev. itplif ikßn t. witsow,
decal:4.ly Willismsourgh, Mugs Co., N. Y.
FRROUP4 OP YOUTH.—A geutlenum who tiu
j suffered for years from Nervone Debility, Prema
ture Deeey, sod all the effects ol youthful in&ametien,
will for the sake of sulfarios humanity, send free to all
who need It. tba recipe and directions foe maize the
simple remedy by which be vu e ire& Sufferers wish's(
to profit by the advertiser's experience, eam do so by ad
&veiling JORN W. OGDEN,
dec2B 6S ly. No. 13 Chambers Si, N. T.
QTRAINI.4B. BUT TNUN.—fivery young bidy and
1:1 gentleman in the United %tate' can hear something
luny much to their advastage by return mail, (trson(
charge) be addressing the undersigned. Ttose having
to re of being humbugged will oblge by not noticing
e•rd. All others will please address their obedient sere.
sat, TUOB. ONSPILIN,
dec2Blll-Iy. 831 Broadway. N. Y.
oetrft4tf.
RRitifEr , ABLEIRDSLL BOK TUB
The original and Genuine Alsbrosia is prepsred
be J. Allen Reeves and is the best hair dressing and pre..
servative now In use. It store the hair falling out,
nasal it to grow thick and long and prevent& it from
turning p-ematurely gray. It era Bastes dardreff, clean.
aes, beratiffee and render the it Ir soft, glassy and cur
ly. Bay it, try it anl be tonvinced. Don't be put off
with a spurious article. Ask for Reeves' Ambroodi and
take no otber. For sate by Druggists and Dealers in
Fancy Goods everywhere.
Price 23 cents per bottle—s 6 per d uses. Address,
ISEEVRS' AMBROSIA DEPOT.
62 Fulton St. ,New York City.
of c°.o3-3m.
D3l.t 11811 A LLWI CATA RUH ISIIIIIFF.—This
Snail has thoroogbly proved Itself to be the beet
artiste known for curing CATANIA. COLD is MUD
and HILDACHL It bee been found an excellent remedy
in many cases of Rosa Iran. Dearnsas has been re-coved
by it. and Elwanisa ins often been greatly improved by
its nee. It is fragrant and agreeable, and give& liClittn.
ttE RELIC to the doll heavy pains caused by diseases
of the Head. The sensstions after usieg it are delightful
and invigorating. It opens and purges out all ob
structions, strengthens the glands and gives • healthy
action to the parts elected.
Wore than thirty years of male and use of Dr Marshall's
Catarrh and Headache Snuff has proved its great vales
for all the 0012:119011 diseases of the head, and at this n io ..
meat it stands higher than weer before his recommend
ad by many of the beet physicians, and is used with great
imams and eatbdaction men where. Read the Cs:tides:to
of Wholesale Druggists in 1t54:
The undersigned having for many team been ampudn
ted with Dr. If anhalre Catarrh and Heada.lee drme,and
sold in our wholesale trade, cheerfull• state that we be.
Cave it to be squat, in every teepee, to the rmononwectat
tione given of it for the cure of Catarrh Affections, and
that it is decidedly the best Ogle o we hare ever known
for all common disease, of the.ilesd.
Burr & Perry, Reed , Austin h Co., Brown, Lamson &
Co, Reed. Cutler &Co., Seth W. Moyle, Wirloon, Felrbank
k Co., Gorton ; Renshaw, Edwin& & Co., H . 11 Ray,
Portland, Me.; Raines & Park, A. R. & i. Rends, Stephen
Paul k Co.. Israel Minor & Co., MeCesson & Robbins, A.
L. Bonin & Co., M. Ward, Close k Co., Bush & Gala,
New York.
For solo by all Druggists. Try it. rop2V6s-1y
T YON'M PRIKILODICH. DROPS.
11 -
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
IRREGULARIT[ES.
These Drops are a scientifically compounded Enid
yreparatien, and better than any pills, powders or nos
hakes. Balms hush . % their action is direct and pocltive,
rendering them a reliable, speedy an I corrath sproifis
for the cure of all obstructions and suppressions of na
ture. Their popularity is indiested by the fact that
over 100,000 bottler are annually weld and consumed by
the ladles ,of America, every one of whom speak. in
tba strongest terms of pros* of their great watts.—
They are rardly taking the plase of every o th er female
remedy, an are COOl dewed by all who know aught of
them, as the surest, safest and most Infallible propane ,
Uou in the world, for the cure of all female comothines,
the removal of all obstructions of nature, and the pro
motion o I health, regularity and strength. Jr:pitch - di.
rectious, eating whim they may be rod, and explain
ing when and why they should not, and c mid not he
need wi hoot producing effects contrary to nature's oho
ten law., will be forma carefully folded around aneh
bottle, with the written signature of John L. Lyon,
without which none are repulse.
Prepared by Dr. JORN L. LYON, 19; Chapel street,
New Raven, Conn., who can be cocurollad either per
-800017 or by letter,
(enclosing stamp) concerning all
private diseases and female weaknesses.
Sold by ‘ Druggista everywhere.
0. O. CL&RK & CO.,
non t-ly Gaul Agents for 11. 8. and Canadas.
suing ly
IL.TALBOTIP4 PALM
D , .
(ANTI-DYSPEPTIC.)
Composed of highly Cnnceatrated IS:trade from
Roots and Herbs of the greatest medical value. prepared
from the enigma prescription of the celebrated Dr. Tel.
belt, .nd, used by him' with remarkable seaseek for
twenty !WI. 'An infallible remedy in all DISEASES
of the LIVER, or say derangtsmeat of the DIGESTIVE
ORGANS.
They Curs Diarrhass, Dyspepsia, Sertfele, /swages ,
Dtliottenses Liver Complaint. -
The well-known Dr. itott says of these Tills t " I have
used the formula from which your Pills are made, is
my practice for over 11 years ; they here the emit et
fact upon the Liver and Digestive O n
of any midi
clue in the world, ind an the most perfect Purgative
which has ever yet been made by anybody. They are
safe and pleasant to take, but powerful to cure. Their
penetrating properties stimulate- the vital. activities of
the body, remove the obstructions of its mina, parity
the hood, and expel.disesse. Thee purge out the foul
humors which breed and grow distemper, stimulate
sluggish or disordered organs into their natural action,
and impart a healthy tone with stieofith to the whole
system, Not only do they cure the every day com•
p state of everybody, but also formidable ant dangerans
diseased, and being purely v•getable are free from any
risk or hero."
They create pnre blood and remove all impurities
from the system, hence are a positive cure for Ferias
fleadaehe, Piles. • Iferenr,al Diseases and Nersdittri
Humor.. Don—for adults, one Pill in the morning ;
for children under II years, half a Pill.
Price One Dollar per Bo: Trade supplied; or sent by
Nail. post paid, to any part of the United States ar
Canadas on receipt of prier. None genuine without the
he stmib signature T AL BO T ? V. t bott, K. D
T.
OTT bCo., Proprietors,
0c5'66.1y No 62 Fulton street, N. York.
FINKLB & LYON BM WING MACHINE CO.
Office 511 Broadway, New Tort.
I; .—After a ?Air trial. if as! prams does not
regard tiro Pinkie & Lyon Bowleg Machias as superior
to any matoe in market, he can return it and hare his
money. It has taken many of the highest prises—ls less
c plicated than any otkbr Brat clam machloe—does
wider range of work without cluusging—requires no
taking apart to clean or oil, and no 4 1eistse to set nee
dle, regulate teas on or operate machine. r
N. B.—Any Clergyman nutting us two orders for Is
chives. shall moire ear for himself as a t repent. The
same proposition is extended to Profossomand Teachers.
We hare now completed oar New Nannfactory at a
coat of some $200,000. including caw and iM
eortant zurnovszeorre; and the &loot of the above pre
rititin is to ovum the !mar dist. Introduction Of oar
improved machine into every town of the United States
with( n t lacerate g the great expense of a inverting ape*
Thus proposition cannot anti in towns occupied by our
o s n agents.
Please send far desaiptive Catalogue, with sample, of
jal rate Ltroltra LTOL
T. COnK
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers hi. Farm for rale. situated in
Mrs Jot Creek Sp 7)( miles from WM and one half mlie
from the Station Road. Said fans contains 66 acres of
land under good improveme t, with good hems ilagilk
two barns sad other comfortable outbuildings. Also,.
young orchard. beginning to bear, sad good waters, Paid
laid is well *doted to grass and spring grans with good
szhool and mill privilege. near ti). And also a valuable
wood lot, containing 2liq awes, near by. with mull
clearing urns tt Tar fortlvr intimates imidelruMftim
undersigned on the promises
der-780. ARNOLD itOßD.Att:'
AtiORD CHANCbt FOR INVIISTAIRPIT.
'r ule, a eve sere lot, situated on Pennsylvania Mr
enne,between'lSth and lath streets, Brandt{ oddltiOn to
the city of ittie,ssal not the Xachise Shops of the P.
kE. R. R. Also tyro eft, loti4 Nos. 74 and Al. comer
Plumb sad Ikeda attests. The a bore lots will be KU
st • bersein if applied Wawa. 'inquire of
jali•Sao T. M. AtrirtaiJ
DISSOLOT/Olge
•
;The Ora of RAI Warner is title tley illissoleed by coil.
foal eousent. The busines. will be cot:ducted by Warmer
BeiVotre, who are aathmissit to again Ilaatdatleakl
WV light, Tr.
Nrillin..,llll Rama" 1•41,1444t0 %balms arm at 411
k Waqapr aro requeatipe to earl kassediatakr malLas.
Show harass dig= plisse karat thus. -
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TWO DOLLARS AND A-IfALF PER YEAR, IF PAID IN ADVANCE; $3,00 IF NOT PAID UNTIL THE 'END OF. THE ,YEAR.
ERIE, PA., THURSDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 8, 1866,
TUN GREAT OTILSNOTIIIIIIINO TONIC
(Not s Mats, Pepustlos s )
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS t
'rill care
Debility revolting from aiky cause whatoyor, ProotraUon
of the syst.ln, caused by sent* baribiblyn, orpoyuron,
fame or Wawa of cm, lib. Soldiers, canon% male
or forn-U, adults or youth, will and In this Bitters a pox,
fordo, not dopoailuts on bid ilownrs far their alms* lot;
mule= tlhot.
DY3 PIIPSIA.
And diem= meting Crow disoldets of the Llver tad
.Dieeettve omens, it. slued by
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS. -
This Bitters has performed mon emu, gins better
esti/fathom, has more taealniony, has more rpyoegp{e
people to loon& for It than any other article In the mar.'
kat. Wi dot" any one to meiotic% this assertion, sod
wit' pay $1,003 to any one who will prodaet a strildrata
published by us that is not youths*.
ROWLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
trill ewe army cue of chronic. or Berton' debility and
dismiss •a of the kidneys. Moms the following symptoms
resulting from disorders of Liss digestive organs s
Constipation, inward Piles, Fanner, of Blood io the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach. Nooses. Heartburn, Die
gat for Toed, Feiner or ".t ht in the Stomach, Sour
Paactatioas, Sialtiag or Ilattoriag at the .Pit of the
Stomach. Seloireing of the Heed. earned sad dillealt
Breathing, Picturing at the Ileart, °hating or Salkeat-
Saasstknis wheals a lying pasture. Disanses of Vis
ioa, Dots or Webs befott the tight, Finer +lO Dan Pain
to the Head. Defoliate et Perseirldion. INnonnan• of
the `kin and Byes, Pain la the Side, Back, Chest. Limbs
to , Sudden Flnifiu of Bea', Bernina. In the rash, Con
stant Imagiainge of Rtlland great Depression ofS
that thit Mars is not alehoolic, contain'
no tali or wllltkoy, and cannot nuke gbankikra l / 2 bat .1s
the bed tonic in the world.
REAO WHO SAYA BO
From an. W. D. Bel i ghtiti 4 Pai!!.oT_of Twelfth lilapfiiit
Cl:Torch: PhUada.
thmthinsen- I have rematly been laboring seder the
&stewing effects ot intigeetioa. aceJsipanied by *pros
tration of the borrow system. Numerous waved* n»
reeeninumided by friends. and some of, them -hosted, bat
without relief. Your Rooland's Gervoig aitge rg were
recommended by permas who had :lied them, sad when
isvurable ImA/on of these Bitters ladno : d me to try
tt em. I moat confess that I hid an aversion to Pstast
igeggigeggrom the "gummed and one" quash "Bitterer
whom. only aim seems to be to palm off sweetened and
dragged liquor upon the somas afty is • sly way, sad
the mediae, oi which. I rm, lo to make many a con
firmed drunkard Upon learaing that • ours was really
6 medlatual preparation I took it with happy el/Nei Its
action, natality upon the eta rash, but open the nervous
- oYetoni. was prompt sal gratlitrine. I feel that I bees
derivedgreet and permanent Inmeat from the UM of a
few bottles. Very reerietfully , oars.
W. D. BEIG. I IILED, N 0.254 Thadaniazon
/rein the Rev. B. D Pendell. iwdetaat Bditer.Christiale
_ . .
Chronicle, Philads.
nate derlied decided benefit from the um of Hoollsod'e
Grimm Bitten, and I feel Day privilege to recommeed
them at a meet rateable thole to all who are raffertng
from femoral debility or from dimmers arisieg from th e
dersegement of the liver.
Yeas truly, Z. D. TINDALL.
From Err. D. Morris*. NMr of the Pa/swank Baptist
-
From the many respectab'e reoommendations given to
Dr. El oodend'e German Blame, T oral indeed teem tied
a trial. attar using oerersl bottau, 1. found titom to
goodremedy ler deoility , soda molt excellent tonte
the stomach. D 1111DRION.
Prom Bev. Wm. flmith, formerly Neter of Our Emma
town and 11a1 ( 1 1. 1) itaptiat Churvh-e.
1111.1.114 MAI In my 'anal, a number of bottle of your
1100111001 Gamma Bittors„.l bun to ny I regard theta
as an eseellent medicine, ayeetalir adapted to remove,
tbe dilemma the', aro recommended or. They emengtben
and invigorate t h e system wbou df4,llllated, mid are use
fill in disorders of the liter , loss of appetitk but 1 have
fib* tee eminended them to several of my friends who
have tried thee. and f•cnd them greatly beneficial In the
reatoratioa be alth. Tours truly, •
WM. smrili 6 / 1 Hatealason St., Plulada.
BEWARE OF- COUNTEREITS. ' •
See that the signature of EC. N. JACKSON" Is en the
wrapper of each bade •
Fhou'd yo,,r Dearest druggist not have the article .do
not be pat of by any of the tstorlestiag preparatisai
that nay b. Oared in Its piss, bat mut to as sad we
will forward. aecurely pecked, by express. .
tar Principal Oflos and Nanufeatory. No. WO Arch
Street k Philadelphia, Pa.
JONE 9 k EVANS.
[3ustmesors to C. Y. Jackson k Proprietors.
For ado by drnggiste and dealers in every town In the
Unltelgtates. deer% 4y.
HUBSSZI.PS
GOLDEN BITTERS.
A PURELY VEGETABLE 'TONIC.
INVIGORATING * RM. Z2IGTEIRNING,
Fortifies the slat= egziast th. Wit Meta al anwholfiiis
sow vats/
Will cure Dispepeia.
WM ewe weakest".
WM ear* General Debility , . )
Manure Heartburn.,
Will cure 'Headachy.
ti in rem Liver Comp List
Will mite cad comae a healthy appetite.
Will invigorate the orpas of digestion sad moderate
inerease tha temperaturs of the body sad thra earn O'
circulation, sating la het sa a general eorroborest ei
spasm, emasining ao winnow drum sad Is
TRY MI TONIC Hansa IN SElt WORLD.
4 ear Wsi senestly solicited.
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re MINNW k HOADLIY. ltdo. Whelesis Airmtil‘
sad tar ßoothsals by Hall 6 Wand, Qatar Carta WU.
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acres.
N OTICE TO mamma HAV/PIO pEcoaves
roa 111L't
IN arm now mituaing m Ifarbit. Lima from Edo to fir
nova, ma the Philadelphia k kis zallroad„ mai wlah•og
maim all kinds of
-VKAINTAILINI AND COUNTRY ZRODUCI
To sorry it on, hare establithod s Depot os
FIFTH STREET,
In the tear of the 016 Reed goon,
' BETWEEN STATE AND ;manic STREIT&
Where vs will be at all firm ready to roatirs mot.. poi
the
HIGHEST ILL/talT MICK
for aloe. An Lorin g Pram:t for solo are ref twit-
Oro us salt. !squirm for Market Depot, nut Bt 7 .
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GROCERI 48 GROCERIES
WHOLESALK.A,ND RETA.LIA
. •
• • P. SCHAAF,
Would rwpodfally lakonn the public that hi lit Mosel.
a Ron in
NO. 2 HUGHES' BLOCK, BRIE., PA.,
When he Will alwaynkosp on fund • Instosarsis 34 I
GROCERIES!'
CROCKERY AND WOODEN
WINS,_ LIQUORS,CIGARS,
tit
And olonithing assall7 for nalajn an ontablidisc ut
.o kind.
a - Tow an rosoosabin _as ow Other toss sa, •
lacy ito c• .1.
(1. W • L T •
Ul - •
LICENSED AIICTIONEIS
AND GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT!
°baba Ronan mid Atone for those vaat'ing.and rase
norm. Betels sad DivelEar, wits or *Man the
furniture, for those Obi tip hoatetseplr 4. - *INN bq
all bads of •• -
ATOM IN - TRdbE. WEECRANDIBIL ,EOUSEHOW
TITENITI7III6 CARPET% noun,
f/Cll7/q4 MIRRORS. MUM r el z ANDO:M: 0 00E
EFFECTS. AG. .
Those • litany to soil by ;Ante can' t /mg, and &drags*
bony °limy naiad pmperty intuit id by aseesavved
eelsbf seetton. Those baying or as flag as belet : to
their advantage by spa tybecto as- Um
said
UNI OI TUBE . fruits trcitt i
' Erb, ea.
EAGLE FOUNDRY, - • .
PUGS ST. AMYX TEM sQls i'ALO ILVAD,IIIIIII,I
HENRY, liILYANT
(imenasat to Ash oes ai 11027 i)
• lusancremsas or .
PARLOR, COOK AN D OFFICE STOV E ,
Tim s Sawr Isom WA's,
AxP ALL Enna :or mow .cAsrpres. '
4 .'vori atom sold b as InuTaated to give .thlietioll6
Sete*, Sloitti - olosor Sid Irons, As, hs'ad Or
dietaryd lo order. , •
Pima AV. Plow , ri me' agistrie rasa
'dm in Ewa,
ASV a' Num s=
sligo.To Mold . • '_ image• 4,11 x tille n age.
all vs Ilk. mil
In Lovs.
I
♦h, what is the matter with liarsory
The cold look a pride that he won
Sas slippd from his face, like a shadow,
. Ile Is not himself ism more. '
/Led yet he mill tarn tram hie smiling,
To Mahler—A ma 1 ad alas !
I amulet make out what's the matter—
He is not the lad that he was.
Sometimes be will keep is the shelter
(Helene a, and be sullen alone,
Like the sun when the earth ham olfeede4
Hi, pride, with a light of her own.
The worth We run wild inhit flaws.
The rose-Owes bare dropt tram the wall,
i.e if be had gathered the down e tik' world,
And eared for no rose of them all.
Acd when thir gal girls of the tidily,
With red chinks and milky -white brew',
fie by him, he answers their 'tinting*
..;.s though he were calling his cows '
His hair is now lett in disorder.
And now with wont inish pride,
Sweet scented, and evenly parted,
nd now. it is all on one side i
lie used to be stalwart, to work with
The beet of thus; now be lase got
To idling —has taken to verses I
To Inger zings 1 and to what not ?
lie used to be late at the "meeting,"
Bet now, eri the aolenta bell rings,
I!• Is there In his pleas, and If Esther
Look down from the choir when she singe,
That eight the low tame of the anthem
will ran In his head. and ere break
Of the dor, he wilt be oa the hill tope,
Staging the Rehm awake.
I cannot interpret ths meaning •
Of all Ur gm', ways that ha has,
Ah, what can hareems over Barney I'
Us is not the lad that he was !
A Republican on Negro Suffrage.
EXTRACTS FROM TAE SPEECH OF
SENATOR NESMITH. OF OREGON..
In contrast with the policy advocated by
the President is that known as the Radical
policy, which procieds upon the hypothesis
that negr, suffrage is a certain and sure rem
edy for all the evils which afflict the State. I
look upon the remedy us worse than the dis
ease, as it imposes a lamina and permanent
evil for one of a temporary character. An
-attempt to dilute and Weaken the intelligence
upon which the 'safety of our free institutions
islounded can only be followed by disastrous
results.
If the inherent and superior intelligence of
the white roan is incapable of directing and
perpetustiog our form of government., God
defend us from an appeal to African auxin.
sties for the consummation of that grand re
sult,
The , right of suffrage impliedly carries with
it the right of government by holding office,
and against the lodgill tit' of such powers In
the hands of the late 6 yes, I enter my solemn
,protest: I admit that' 1 is not the fault of
the African, the Indian or the Asiatic, that
his skin is not white, or ihat he does not ex
hibit those great characteristics which quality
him 'to govern the white race, and I am - net
disposed to inflict punishment upon the Afri
can because, while our white anceitere were
contending for civil and religiotis liberty, his
were the nude barbarians engaged In eating
or selling those wheat the fortunes of war
placed within their pcejwer upon their native
deserts. God made the distinction in creating
the racee tr and by an immutable law he made
their commingling an impossibility. Wheri
the white race predominates it governs, and
in Africa and Hayti. where the negro is the
dominant race, he governs, and sedulously
excludes the white man from any participa
tion. And while Ido not prep ive to re enact
the ordinances of Providence, I am an advo
cate of the maintenance of the distinction of
the races, socially and politically.
Notwithstanding the denunciations which
have been hurled against the sentiment, I
still believrthat this is st white man's govern
meat, framed by white men, and fur white
men; instituted by their wisdom and de
fended by their valor. In saying this, Ido
not mean to be understood as asserting that
the cogroes. the Indiana, or any other inferior
race should be excluded from the natural
rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of hap
piness ; but I do mean to say that the hardy,
persevering, industrione, brave and intelli
gent Anglo-Saxon race and their descendants,
who brought civilization and the arta to the
New World r tuad who have organised, defended
and perpetuated free government here, are
not to 'be overridden sad have a governess':nal
policy dictated to them by any semi-barbar
.ous inferiors, who have never evinced the in
telligence here, nor in their own country,
necessary to better their own condition ; 'who
have never had inventive genius to improve
upon the rudeness of the most barbarous life;
who ,have never had the courage to snort'
and maintain a respectable goverment any
iiheire.•
, A Anoint of the pen and sword combined
has stricken the fetters from the limbs of the
!lase, but Ins left him. in point of intelli
gence, but little the superior of the brute
creation 'in the inanimate lobjects by wbieh
be is strrounded. The stroke of 'ethers the
pen nor sword can relieve the emancipated
slave
,tif hie servile knelled and lit him at
once ;for the judicious exercise of suffrage.
He lie as' igntrant and passive to-day ea be
wambefore a drop of the white man's blood
was shed to secure his emancipatios, and he
will ; be no
,better to morrow. By forcibly
thrusting upon him the right of suffrage, of
whith he has no adequate comprehension, you
either leave him the dupe of his old master,
to be voted at his will, or force him into an
unequal contest , with your own race, who,
since anything has been known of them, have
either enslaved or extemnizated every other
race-with which they have coma in contact.' 1
• It seems to me unreasonable that we should
be called upon at this diy to discuss a vies-
lion of extending suffrage to a race who are
notoriously Unfit Casseroles it intelligently and
wisely, tint surprise at this foot will be.leee=
sued when we consider that those. who are
Most anxious to Veenre ;negro suffrage, who
are moat bolster:As and ardent ht itefaver.
al* precisely those Persone" who know' least
about the negro, and are least qualified to
judge and determine any question of polite,*
Concerning him. There is no extensive see
lament anywhere in the Southern Stites its
favor of negro suffrage What is thought in
that subject in this city of Washington win
determined recently by an almost unanimous
i vote of the qualified citizens' against it.' Ad
: minting northward, we find. constitutionel•
provisions established in moat of the Central
States to preclude all legisla tive
t actioa.upon
the subject. Only when we arrive le the e
treme North, *here this race ii seareeli ,
'i hinter% as an element of population, do Ire
tad•mitj sonsiderable
,sentiment in throe Of
degrading, the elective franchise to the Jewsl
of negro intelligence ind Cepstify. And ereh
to recent s elections held in Conneitient, Wie
cousin and Ilinneseta,-deolded mxioritferMire
gins against the extsesion of suffrage to the
ve in number of negroes :resident in, tho
'Steles. upon the Pacific coast, I"am sure A
ti swim* opposed. it:P.9'llfeet* bf demo's,
Mistier, Sr by Indians round in theirbonierS..
.!slid -AO Asill long. Felehitteo ? In 41101%, !I
negro tufrage were submitted. at. tab boa ,
to a vote of the 'whole elect - Anal popillailen i
the Ilditedlltatek I believe the" would del
siihrst it by. s toss of lbw loom Even •
44fxoes thaineenso do sot demantl,or ask i •
except where they are _ instigated or f u g u e s
by white men whose - tiade is 'kneads end
whesit pity's* is misehiet • It is oleo; thes, 7
u m & public% °Oslo, does not dissent from
c ong ress any legislation er action whatioevor
looking to negro suffrage. The cry for it is
the clamor of faction and not the voice of tlie
oeptr, .•:: • " •t.: • 5 .. : • t • :•, ~
- .: It is ovally deer end certain fist Oengteit 1
4er pm , Ittettitt!-lilterSeilcatxe I. titteetkes-•
if tarsi' id nay 0411,1 an WNW io
. t •
do lo would be an usurp low, and directly
opposed to the fundamental•divieton of powers
between the Statei and the Federal govern
ment.
•
. But negro outrage would not be desirable
or useful, bat, on the contrary, pernicious,
even if no impediment existed in public 'opin:
ion or in canstitutional law. It would inevit
ably degrade and corrupt elections, sad that
to an extent, fearful to osntemplate. Jinn°,
rat privilege is • trust as well as a right. It
is, is fact, a publio duty rather than a personal.
privilege • a duty of the gravest importance:
and requi ring independence, intelligence and
virtue in a high degree to its proper exercise.'
Its strongest and most penisrent advocates are
to be found among politicians who perceive
the true relation bet ween -cause andreffect ;
that ignorance Mut be made to count hugely et
elections, sad that party organizations and
public men who Would net be upheld by the
intelligence of the country,i can, by its aid,,
riot in plate and wield the saeptre of public
power.
With all the juetioe, patriotism and magus*
imity which we may claim for the States now
represented upon this ftierrhaorAw of them
beee become convinced' ofrthe propriety of
conferring the right of suffrage upon the few
and comparatively intelligent negroes to be
found within their borders! It the experi
ment under such favorable.circumstances
comes of doubtful propriety with our own
States, where is the justice or propriety of
oui - forcing upon other States, where the AM.
can has not - had time to commenee his recov
ery (rem the debating affects of the most de
grading servitude T , _
The propriety of universal suffrage among
our own race has long been a debatable ivies
lion among the warmer friends of 'republican
institutions, and while it is difficult to fix any
boundaries for the intelligence which shall
authorise its exercise, it is conceded by all,
that there is danger in eonferritg it upon
those who are ignorant of our governments
and institutions. Examples are not wanting_
of the restrictions which have been imposed
by States against its universality. The In
dian, with all his native sagacity, and the
noble attributes awarded to him by Utopian
writers, has been almost Universally denied
its exercise. In times of political excitement
parties have been en bled to foist amendments
upon State constitutions,which excluded white
persons of foreign birth whose political sea
laments were not in unison with thaprftres
sive and transcendental theories or intolerant
majorities.
But, sir, admitting, for argument's sake, the
propriety of conferring the right of suffrage
indiscriminatelrapon everything that walks
upon two feet, what right has Congress to
meddle with this question within the States of
the Union ?. By an appeal to arms you have
reduced the citizen. of the Southern. Statue
to a condition of obedience to the Constitution
and lawn of the, United States. Yon and I
dehled their. pretended assumption to the
right to take their States out of the Union
They appealed to arms as the lam resort to
enforce their. pretended rights of secession.
We met them openly and squarely upon' that
issue, and wrung from them a verdict, at the
cost of hundreds of thousands of lives; and
thousands of millions or dollars. In this
verdict they now acquieice ; and are we, in
the moment of victory, to be guilty of the
folly of turning around and conceding all
their claims by admitting thet r ihey are no
longer States of the Union, bound to o bserve
its Constitution and yield obedient% to its
laws. and reciprocally entitled to its protect
lion and rights ? Such
_action would be a
surrender to the rebels, by legislation, of
more than they have been able to wring from
us by arms, end would be a practical ratifica
tion of .their seeesiiion ordinances, and a dis.
solution of the Union by act of Congress.
Why should we involve ourselves inr the
paradoxical absurdity of denying the rights
of - secession, of fighting them for four years
to enforce that denial, and when they admit
their failure by the last arbitrament,. turn
around and admit that they have accomplished:
their purpose, and are te-day outside the
Union? The rebellion having been a failure
en the part of those who inaugurated it, it
would seem the height of folly . en the part
of those who, resisted it so successfully, to
dignify it with al! the coneequences of a suc
cess. If, as I believe, they have not achieved
the object for which they began the war, and
their insurrection hos been suppressed, it
would seem that nothing has occurred to
change their political relations to the Union,
and they must be still States composing its
integral parts. Every department of this
government has so recognised them it some
form or other, and I take it that they are as
much States in the Union' to-day as though
their citizens had never committed treason
against it. The crime of treason can only be
committed by individuals, and whether they
are pardoned or punished for the offense,
cannot affect the condition of the body poli
tic of which they may happen to be mem
bers.
We commend the following extract from
Andrew Johneen's speech - lathe United States
Semite in December, 1859, on the Harper's
Ferry Resolutions; to the special attention of
those of our Republican cotemportiries who
have been compiling the ' , record. of the Dem
ocratic - party." It will furnish a most hits.
resting and instructive page:
Instead of there being a. conflict, an irr,e
preesible conflict between slave labor and fres
labor, I say, the organs: it Is clear end eon—
elusive. * * Sir, I have been rain
enough to think that I could satisfy a.Nortk•
ern man, Stripped of hie prejudines. that the
Hodthern man who his his capital invested in
Ave labor is his best friMtd: ' * ".* • !*
Ton talk about a slave aristocracy.' If it
an aristocracy, it is an ari4ocracy of labor.
What kind of aristocracy haveyou in the
North ? Capital and money. Which is the
most odious in its operating, en aristocracy
of money or an aristocracy of labor? Which
is the most unyielding? Which is the most
creating? Every man has the answer in his
own mind. * * 'Capital at the NOrth
is the oppressor of the laboring man. There
is where the oppressionis; there is where the
rrepressible conflict exists. It is between
the dollars and cents' of the North and the
free labOr of the North; not between glare
labor and free labor. • • '
BBL LOAX ASh NECIZO - 8X71140111....-AMOXS
those who voted for unqualified negro suffrage
lit the District of Columbia was Ben. Losti. , ,o
Missouri. Appropet of /divot% the Bt. Jo,'
seph (Mo) Herald has the following-item :
Charlotte Loss, a colored women of about
22 Yuri; of 'age,' died in 'this city h few days
ago, and was busted by the obesity of The
colored Pe•Pli• This woman was formerly
the property Of. Bert. Loan, who misrepresent
this District in Congress. , She had tells
tniiy I" long day without . 00miensstion fo
bier hard beartedrand closefisted waiter; and
cams she ca ii die, after a liegeritgillaess,
Mr. Lean - Wowed her to be candler and as
signed to her final resting place by the cos ,
&tendons of her poor colored friends. - Co'®.
mat is duseeesmazy. 'lt is but characteristic
of the maw Be scald take the poor womsafs
earning for ;Mira. until the anklacdrolitios ori
:dinance Unloosed her, shackles, j?ctt never
Mitt Would he give to bill her.
. MARMON isBIOS Lita...-TheMap of
Mist Harriet lane, aims; of ex-Preildsnt Du
ablaut, to Henry E. Ah111140:1 1 En , * "II -
Wed at:efheitland, let Itr. r. Thichattan's reel
dense, 'sear 'Ltatmitit, 'a% one o'clock P.ll
en.lthursday last. The ceremony was per
formal 14:ev..11. Y. ilgeltanao. (brotbpr
the ei eldest()
spar
of. the Trig
Cinfich, Oxford, spar this City, and the 'fa
bride was•gived ashty by her vaterableAtebr
TIM ex-rresident was in ant haelthiami me
Happy as c o uld be; expeeted-M a aegaratiml
from a lady to whom hewaelko gewohallim?
ind whose refinements; lilettmOlisluifelliti
rare discrimination, have bees such iimalitabl
specie, to him in hie public, aspeoherly I
his Presidential career. and. have be fella.;
tot aticompanimente in his declining ym0r!...4
Mr. Abeam now the hiiiliand of thelortlter
lady if the Wititerllouse, - . it a gfflailimiii
I lane batons la lieltkammi 01,aboalawlky
proodion.—Phae. mfr.
NUMBER '37.
Negro Baffrige in• Pennityfranis.
We hops no Republican in Pennsylvania
will profess to be sstonished when he aide
the party with which he has actettpreparing
.to confer the right of suffrage upon the me
greet' in this State. When every Republican
member of Congriges.fretm this 'hate votes to
give the hordes of negroes who cluster is
ti
thick' masses around the site of Rutting
,the same right to vote that white . men hair
had in the past s bow can any of them. zefus
to advocate i.et same thing at home' We
net at all surprised to find the Harrisburg
Telegraph rejoicing at, the unanimity with
which the Republican Congressmen from this
State acted. We expect before many days
elapse to see it and other Republican journals
join in the effort which is even now being
made to force aegro suffrage upon the people
of this 'State. The Pittsburgh Commercial,
one of the largest, 'mod widely circulated,
able and lefluential Republican papers is the
State, calls open the Legislature 'owls dna-
SiCD to more in this matter at once. It says:
" While the vote in the House of Repro/en.
tatives conferring unlimited suffrage on the
colored men in the District of. Columbia is
fresh I. the mind, we take occasion to remind
the particular advocates of the principle that
titers are in Pennsylvania several thousand'
intelligent but disfranchised images. Many,
of them enlisted into the army,• fought well,
and have returned home, where they are 'fie.
big orderly but disfranchised eitisens—if,
under this disability, they can be so called.
The seal Mr. Kelley has shown:ln carrying
through his bill will losg be quoted' in his
favor.
.his
he not the influence—have not•
the other Pennsylvania members who favored
the bill, the .influence—to produce a move-,
merit in the Legislature to enfranchise the in
telligent, tax paying, returned soldier colored
population of Pennsylvania ? We count con
fidentially on
us
moving in our Legit'.
lature. Let us batik up our-representatives
with piompt action. The Union - majority in
Centres* lave• melted out the way—let us
march boldly in it." .
This is plain talk. There is one thing,
however, to commend about it. It is honest'
talk. It speaks out the real sentiments, and
boldly lays bare to the world the designs of
the' leadertof.tbe Republictan.party in Penn
sylvania. They ate in favor of conferring
the right of 'suffrage upon the negroes here as
well as elsewhere. Now that they have put
themselves ix- a- pojiition where they can no
lqnger deny their real sentiments we may ex
pect them to act and act boldly. Nothing
but a fear of defeat in the campaign of next
fall will prevent the Legislature from taking
the necessary steps toward striking the ward
white from the Constitution of Pennsylvania.
They may refuse to take the initiatory step/
during the present view, but so surely . as
they Are not defeated in the coming campaign
they will be emboldened tq di what they
would willingly do 'now if they did not fear
that they would lie repudiated by the masses.
One thing at least is settled. The Repub
lican party are folly committed to the doe
trine of negrOsuffrage ; and they will eoofer
upon them that right without restriction; nn•
less the white men throughout the country
rise up in their might to prevent the perpe•
tration of that most infamous outrage upon
their rights and their race. If the white men
of Pennsylvania would save themselves from
the degradation and disgrace of negro sitf—
frogs and negro, equality, they must take a
bold stand for their rights, and set at macs
and with decision. •
J. Wilkes Booth Still Living.
MORICHLILD CITY, SAX. 5, 1866
EDITOR NORFOLK POST—EIR just
arrived in this place from -, where I saw
sad talked with J. Wilke. Booth, the cup
, osed aasieein of 7onr late Preeldent. That
. e would be alive after what had marred at
your capital, may seem strange, but, it is true
nevertheless.
I saw him and B. Harris, who left with him
not four weeks ago, and learned from him all
the hardships that he underweet in leaving
this country. He says thst no one who has
the least regard for truth, will say that he
was in Ford's Theatre on the 14th of April
last, and wonders why no one present on that
occasion did not pretend to recognise the man
that shot Lincoln until they were told that it
was him by Laura Keene, his bitter enemy. He
did'not, however, to me deny or admit that
he had done the deed ; but stated that no one
could truthfully say, of their own knowledge,
that it was him,
He declares that Mrs. Surratt war inneeeat,
and wonders how the man that wu killed in
the barn looked.' He learned from the papers
that he bad a heavy beard, and had sheared
er eta it in suck an awkward• manner that. his
(Booth's) Most intimate fringe would not
recognise Booth. He thinks not. He be
lieved, innocent or guilty, that. if found be
would have been. sacrificed to their mad fury,
and concluded to leave., which he did. And as
there can, now be no harm in te)lipg, I will
state what he tbld me--emittinf neinies!"
Re crossed the river at Georgetown; stopped
the neat day near Fairfax Court Rouse ; the
next
and
be was taken near, Middleburg;
&0., and from there near Gum Springs, where
he remained two days ; and after more than
three weeks traveling—mostly by night,, and
suffering severely—he reached Florida, where
he was detained for some time, until Harris,
who wall not, mentioned in' the 'affair, and Wbo
could not appear publicly,- procured : a bce
which they ventured %o sea in,., p ad, pude lead
safe.
been
was immediately taken siok, and
heti been moot of the time since. - • • •
Is Oetobir be was: mach better, so.much so
that he teak el:aerobia iuthe open air, but rat.
lapsed and was confined to his room nned
about foil:. 'weeks ego. Hie constitution; in
my judgment, is ruined, and I don't believe
he will live long. He weds 'preparing Sas a
change of climate, end if no rclapse• has
taken place, is probably now in another conn
lal, where he will rr eel with more of hie em
people, or people from the mime country—•
Edlior, I write each p9or English that ,
fear YOU will not be able to` ,
ft oft;
but it is' the truth, the whole truth; and if
you wish* you may publish it. ,Ishallzot t
in the country Ate read is. it ,
yours; truly, = i. r •
Wasik risinasio ), •
NNW EICILAXD gianie ILL the
Mending oimMittees of eat& breath of the
Limp Gangrene will ahoy to: Ihn 'people. et
honey lewd!, - hOw • completely , New.Englend
has the management therein, and (imolai; at
tie same ' time, a key' to the disunionism
erhiolt riles in alt Ike proeedinge. lathe
Senate, : the eix,ldeir England States have
eigdt ,Ohairmanships, of the nineteen standing
qotamitteeti=-or nearly one hitt. - • bliseschtt
setts hive each two, aid Rinasylvaaiii 'llllll
linw York have entries non: ibolloolo
the sin New England BUtten have thirties
Chairmanships out of•tort.v, teur=or nearly
bertLird. - idiasaohnsette hie floe, liaise
three; and little Rhode:lsland tyro,.while
New York. hnownly titte—the, same as m use .
obusetts—Peansylvenia 'fear,
.and eninber
of the large Weetiim &Steals* one each. -
Thus ItArillle seen that Neut , Saglind i tia
vow biesoh,• hii a - one Any ; control,,and,ls
the other, none-third control,.eltlicmgb.anni•
boring only one 'sixth of the 'Stela nautili!.
leg t la tilt. matte ofqpoyuSittud
ikon eizlitatee nuteatmj.4o7.3l/ 11 44 0 444411.
31,148,047 meth% up, Abe population of the
thirtj..fonr . l34 otir twat aultddr
the entire
• ititiii;' 'Thu nkele els Usk',
States emitiln: 746;461 iesaimpuletionAhea
the aigtie ftle NMI- TarlhipO r pn,liFYA
la ozone Of rinaillnnia• uto 1 231'r "
the table of real lull Yelidulitist
lingtand foots'up only $1;868,848,95 'NMI
.eggrepta of $18,118,478,66.0.. ia , the tithe's
,of 1 1 1..8totoo; or ;only about one ninth' of the
toted valuation of the fluion, leaving• eat the
!Weaseled, These eis Btatei ere only in en
eese of New York $20,510,248; of Pennall
man; $447,846,947; and of Ohio, $669,950 1 .
1'843, in the value of real and personal estate.
ifsataebusetti his duty 'a wainstion 0f , 1031(ti.,
287,483—1e5s thattimittithL Of:
• , Jot 11124111 X 6011441111 ikrusxr.
lisde natal, kilo rtophetitfens,
Asked, with folded hands, the Almighty's (roc%
Them within the banquet hall he at;
At Missing up be embn,ldr red ant.
Then a alma biome him placed tholocoi,
SpiLluzig fi3ib r tiiiMailieT, me iiii6LW3:
Awkwardly' apes the taw*.
Dross (hod , bully &Woad tbr oaks soot
To the ioeq to great remorse sod area,
Jett the slam sae thus. beesoebtoely ntd
"Waster, they who Lulea to resimilk,
Rhine wrath, La ?ameba shall rwlio:"
Gentle was the iamier Sanaa cave :
notsagivi “Vot,* punned Utiiiidays,
"Yet deth higher twoompame biker
To the WOW 'who furtive airrrig.".
, .
__ I I folly , '" lad Haim. "Yet we road,
So the prostrate slave went Co to 044
__"that a higher seat in glory still
Watt/ a man who readers gotd for 111."
Mown native ttlyfroodoos, old behold
U*3' /Poi/ timitipsiso at golds
Let ma loner fill to laid, In aught,
Nbst tit prophet of Yu Go 4 tralltitiht.•
"Bitoe" Fomnioe as Bur %AST BOTTLID
Buttes.—At last this:'great American thief
and pleuderiog murderer has rellgeed, and
is no more' en officer of the army he die.
graded: Grant' has bottled him up forever,
and in a few words proved the truth of our
oft. exprees!d opinion of this natural thief,
coward and military ass. What. be will do
now is more than we know. Most likely go
Co shop• lifting, grave robbing or instilting
women...At heart, a traitor—by. instinct a
;thief—by education, a robber—Benjamin F.
Butler has won a name for infamy, venality
and incompetently second to none in the
world. He was one of the peculiar, tools of
!Stanton and the Republican party, and has
I bsen a nightmare cn the American people for
the peat Ave years.: An original secessionist,
atover had; a .pstriotio motive in bin heart.
ilia never deserved a position in the army—
ihe never, fought a battle—he never won a li7-
tory—be never lost an opportunity to steal
from and plunder the defenceless—he never
Imsde the, lJoion flag other then a signal to
(mark the depository of stolen goods, and
should have been dismissed the army long
since.
The greatest curse a mother could put upon
a child would be to wish it the heart sad at
'tributes of Ben . Butler,' whose sun has at
hawk sunk in the deepest infamy, and whose
isidiraill Ile trust will , be spent in the Mose of
hi, employer. Thief, robber, abolition patriot,
military plunderer, woman insulter, grave
yard robber, soldier murderer, egostical ass,
Tel. of Republicanism, child of the devil, cock
,eyed abortion of hamity, bottled brans.
docia, played out pOli ieian, dishonored va
c
.ersl and traitorous oit eu, farewell
Thal one by one O the politteal generals
and, causes of oar na ional tzobble
),
—one by
one the cotton Mier rig; plundering scoun
drels who have strutiid their brief hour on
the bloody stage, drop into lefamx. Bottled,
Blunderer, Big Bethel Botcher, Braggadocio,
Beo Beast Butler, farewell.
Tar Tagus JOINZD.—The question of negro
suffrage is slicing issue before the American'
people at the present time. It has beau made
so by a Republican Congress in the bill eon.
tarring the right on the negroes of the pis*
Aria of Columbial to be followed branotber,
lalready presented in Congress, requiring all
:the States of the Hilton to confer the same
privilege on the African race. The action of
Congress has been endorsed by every :Repub.
titan paper in Vennsylvanie, end, to milk.
! assurance doubly eure, , and leave no doubt on
the minds of any as to the position of the
party, the State Senate, a few days ego,
passed the following preamble and resolutions,
every Republican member votiag for them and
every Democrat against them:
Waimea a bill enfranchising the colored
citizens of the District of
,Columbla lately
passed the lower House ef.Congreas, remov
ing the earnest support from Republican mem.
,bees. therefore, be it
Resolved, by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives, That we approve and commend
the action of our members is their support of
this measure. and our Senators are requested
and hereby instructed to vote for the Same.
Ruolved, That the Governor be requested
to forward to each of the members and Sena
tors in Congress a eopy of this preamble and
resolutions.
This. then, is one of the greatest issues bet
fore the people of the Northam States, which
must be decided at the ensuing elections for
or against the white man. Those who belieta
in the supremacy of the white race, will vote
the Democratic ticket ; those who favor negro
equality and the right of the negro rasa to
control the ballot boxes, will vote the Repub.
lieaa ticket. —Lancaster Intelligenesr.
nouns vs. Wonninostax.—Last week the
use of the Hall of the House of Representa
tives was given to the negroes in which to
hold &convention for the purpose of devising
ways and means to secure for themselves the
privilege of suffrage. Inasmuch as the Hall
bad been thus used, it was natural to conclude
that not the slighest objection would be made
to allowing the workingmen to use it on the
evening of the 25th. of this month, for the
rapine of advancing 'the eight hour system
and promoting the ioterest of labor generally.
My. Larwill (Dem.) therefore offered a reso-
Wilma that the. use .of the Hall be tendered
them. Imagine, his surprise then, when a
Republican member announced his intention
to disaues that resolution, and its considera
tion kid to lay over. Why did not the Re
publican niember,then and there discuss the
resolution'?, But what need of such discus
sion' ? The Hall bad been thrown °nen to
the `use of negroor. vrb'y - dtaciiiis the pro
priety of throning it open to the use of white
workingmen? Will - they not take as rod
care of it aslthe negiosi took of it ; or is the
cause of negro suffrage more worthy than
the eight , hour system, or the prOmotion of
the interests of labor generally 2—Ohio States-
Pnronattoi - livarzwass.—Tho• 'following
paragraph with Witte of, a similar 'character,
in going the rounds of .the press :
"A Unmet the late Praident .Polk i. em
ploy p 4 with two Nuke; the three at five dol..
tars per , day, in Liking care of mules pur
chased by a Northern speculator at the army
sales near Nashville."
The gat= cut is true with the following
exceptions: A son of the late President Polk
is not in the 'employ,of a Northern specula.—
tor, he is not:taking,care of mules; 1 4,0 not ,
in'tsonjahotiou with two other _persons, is,
fatting five dollars per day, be le not work:
fig with two negrbeig, he'll not in anybody's
employ, ' and finally, .:President Polk left'
neither soli nor daughter. We indorse the
words, .'the late Piesident•Polk.° 'That ex=;
pression is . entlrely true.. The rest is a con—
glomerated tionglomerstlea of feleehoed.: Nail
the lie to the counter.—Sashrille' Daily Press
sod Ems, Jan. 23, 1866, (Rep.). !• •
-.:The well known and oft quoted. apostrophe
to the Democracy which we 'give below end
which we hope every school boy in the oottn
try will commit - to memory. was bet uttered
.Lion. Wmi Allen. of Ohio, in , 11337
Dinocsaar....A fectiment net to be stu
pefied, corrupted or compromised, - It knows
tao baseness;. it powers to no danger ;..it op.
pregnee no weakness. Fearleita, generous and
humans, it rebukes the arrogant, chopishes
honor, and vympathises with th 4 hund4e. It
bete nothing but what it concedes; It epecides
nothing,. but What It demands: pestructive
only 'of, despotism, it. is the pole, coneseVator
of liberty,. labor and', property. It Is the
sentlstent of.; freedom, of 'rquaCrYghte, of
aqua. iblfgetiona. It Is - the law of nature
'Rereading the lair' of the land." ' •
Pliielste . Judge tollanter used to give the
!alibiing* order 'of ' businese in the United
Stake tienste first," Reid the Judge,
ga hive a pester by the eloplitin- next the
Veiling of the journal; thee Wilson intro
7,thlkininser makes a• elaselesi
apeeeit; thee FlitillMett gets mad, and thee
the Soups adjoins." • This order hes under
pins Tie* little change since Judge' Oellaener's
d e ath., Pint, prayer; next reediest ke jour
nal ; thee Wilson ibtroduoera bill; then Sam
net makes as mauls as the ;President; then
fam octr peoposee; to smetid the Constitu
tion, and - then the seethe adjoures.—Chimpo
_Post.
. Oolonet Forney, in speaking of the un.-
Tal mo iftest of n us egs m o n s Litt l er
. ques t t o lou, tag:
,eet devotion to the. truth." Bat there .is
no . ,4tangot. i your !tuMbiill&*.th,AtlflYa
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