- the natititian. None shall with impunity soil these sacred sym bols of our Country's life, liberty and power. • F. L. Baker, , 0 1 4. • . . EINITIADAY E ALITIARInt, 1882. 113 r *Pow. MATH na, rat• An 7No. • 33d BrcifilnYtNew-York:, aro ; dulv authorized. to act for , ng in soliciting advertinnents, &c. , ME REMOVAL OF GEN.' oAligtiON : VG clip from then Washington ;correspondence offthe. Philadelphia' Inquiree, Aatkd Rands.? last, the' following sitrtipi'with regarit tolherremoval Of ;tha' of War. • ;' • • f tAlhoatenoOn to•dar rumens to're meli4e d to be whispered that Secretary , 0 are d rad had resittied:shis. seat in the -Cabinet; and the Hon. Stanton had been tendeted the position, eiid his appoint seent.sent to .-the 18eliateA tor t MY/Mtn/al Gm (Oa tree* thesn.mp, ivreAnund it to be.ooarect; Rad thatGeneraleamertti bad also ;beet nominated , is Atiiiister t 6 Hassia-ia ,the place of Cassius ht. Clay, who is eotte °Alio way home; add) *lid has. beet appointed .BeigedieriGerieral. by the.. President 4)nried loft Sebniiier clamor • wasuraised , egainst Camsron .foriome.three .weeks,: 6y ilia Colaraittee Of Ababa "B tkik fin'd others, • to . probate:hid grounds o!, dishonesty eniPintiipabitv The. President thee referied tiiegie sever! al charges to Sec . .y. Carneiorqwlio deg e,d them,real. said•ittithe was granted he couldrehorrithem to•be firtse.; *could have aucceededz-Seeretany Came.: iron, but Gen. McClellan urged Stadton,. !ki) h:aliom The is niatiinate, and who, being yonagell.. and More' earnest; ossk eadura the bevereAneatal , and phY) sleet :labor Of tile * poet ' Col: T. A. Scotty. has: been tenilere dithe , pds ition Assistant by the President, add 'urged• to remain, but it is not yet decided as to whether he drill accePt 'di. i of t uuderthe t beei The President' der/to/Mr, Chi/Seto inform' Mr. Cam: eren A.fier break kr. teen:tarot noconecious 'of the id/plant* 'dhlinge, Vint' to Odes: aid• wit mit by saniessebger• &OM Mr.. , , Chase, requesting his presence at. the' Trotiary.. lle•Went over and was; over hotr; eidlebid ki l t Whew he iheteb autihie ibleitged *feeder Week the byetiOhiiii:• ll ': ''* Oatnereits friends"!efe ttindaeretknek , itt thinuinimiibbirtent, add refused to befitneetik alid-it , watlonlythe' official senonneettitlnt , to"the Senate that . could eiitieryL4lienit ah'e ehinge 'wiil patfin end totthe intrigner! anli • that: mere 4 , arming: to' tienken General MCClellan end andirtilitie‘ the ',2lltiniinie"- tration. ; • • • • ' Nothing •ban fever into which thbtaimy OontractoeS, jobbers aid hangers4n 4 :haid- thio wn. The greatebtlattetypievails about un'finish ad, contracts rand' half 'complete opera- Cone. It is said that is thirCiihinet,inecting od Sifrid!iy"iiiht;' where change 'was decided on, larArtriide,:' of Ohio, was' urged. for thelliiNt: Poll'Olio, but 'Mr. Lindell', ill& knew 'Stadion' hefore his eledtron, was `immovable Marriatiiii Patriot; in speak ing, otthe 'change' in Ihri 'Cabinet, says': The develolienii3nt of the Van :WY Ck . Investigating' Committees 'tke tied iha'inifisted:by Gongreia 'dive to th'e , Witter - it iiPtheTrieds tiro tiii3 '66v erenibei:lind e tesideiio tfie Abelition `pdrtfori Of Mt. datnereh'S rePort,'Were circhmstan: Cell' MAI*? his retreat from the Cabinet not einliaeliiable, but,itiselatelrnices nary to the maintenance of public coat; dance in the Admirrietration. What precise cause brought matters to, a e crilis we will not undertake to isdicato T lcit there is r'4,So,n to,kelieve That his with drawal ital . no ontirely,voluptary,. Calrieifin 4 ,B d ailecial ;friends very,. ingeni., only, endeavor to britik s ibe force of his fad by allegilig ik.4 . ice e Pted the VI) , • oM,ce of Secretary !zttWar with grea reluctance, and liiat ,he has Sleeps de. cared lifeietentie u tot retire when ' the interests os country; allow, and lie t ootid have f a, proper successor.,—. This 'is all siiebrialitne.'" Opmeree was anxious tkeiptaiti.tt.seat in the Cab inet ipie4 lalf 4 influence to secure sorpe r positipnoted,,wcaid not "have . tirsi f op ,precil)iteteV had , circumstances rungqr?!: l !4 8 4egihable or, comforts MN., ft( r., '' , r :l§a;;r.l membori of the lirnited States Sepite s show a disposition pot to give the secretary ,of the Nagy the disbnisement of the money to be Atp , preprfated for the construction of twenty iron-clad.gunboats.iin„ view of the fact developed by.the Van Wyck Committee, that •M. Morgan, his , brother-in-lew, snide nearly.slooiooo -in the purchase of vessels for.the Government, by the con dor*. of Mr. Secretary 'Welles. TAXING CARE OF PENNSYLVANIA.— Simon Cameron is distinguished for his regard of Pennsylvania and her inter ests. The latest instance of it we find in the Chicago ! Tribune, the Leading Republican paper:Of Illinois:11:06 issue ; of the 28tit. It ts : "Pennsylvaniklnay be truly, kid v e4s have coutralced.'' What wilfhe thought of transporting at Government expense r;ough pine scantling from Pittsburg to PartrEeiviitodrth, and yet suite a shipment actually passed through this city with such destination a few days since. The pieces were 4x4, about eight feet , long, r.nd rough as when they, came_from the of carrying common pine-lumber across four 'States - to the west -bank ottip Missouri, that some PetamytvaniecOntractor might pocket a liberal sargin, of profits, and-that, too, with plenty of lumber-yards full of stock iiiew of sale; on the .Missouri Vprs aI:4A oases belief, but an (ter teal fad.. El 'kr The' bill t 6 tibelish privilege, .41:461 2 v/ha debiii:ed'''d'oiiig nearly'the *hole 10740 43. The last section the'bill; itiserving , the - pfiVllege di "franking' tor members of Congress under 'certain re. strictlotr§; "%lit etfickere out; leaving only' one , seetion, 'which; abolishes " The' bill ati reads asifOildivs ' "Froiir allit after the lst'of July, 1862, the ' , fratiliieg privilege shall. be and is herebrabolishfitl." ' gur!l e I Ph is , ..in 9rdrer, in speaking .or the ,removal of General 'dismeran, says , . 1 1A very great cheage r for the better was made - in the Githinet, ofr.Mr. yesterday, by the appointment , of the ,Hoc. E. 8 .40" , .g - PPPPfivan,ja,Sficre4TY -or War in place of , General Cameron.— When the double event of thu,resigua, Lion and, tke r na s iv appointment- became know to the public, there wasaa, almost universal expression, of satisfaction at the change." , , — llgr The dressing-room o General TtitSTlcuiiib, qhiTtgO,yit ;S entered Friday night by some experience bur githrs, and the trunks containing -11 M wardrobe—eight in number—broken or cut open, :and the co.ntents scattered promiscuous,lY. upon the fioorJ , lfisjew. , elry, , hswevar, 'valued:at. slB,ooo i ,' was dapositedialsewhare.:.lrhe thieVes,there fore, failed in, their design . . , eir The" Constitution o f the new . State of West'Virginia . is' beiog made With eaie,:and will'bo 'quite as progres sive as the most progressive of thi,Free States. It will provide for the gradual ekiidotion of slavery in the 'Stite, . for feed . sefiobili;foi a' , fple 'billtoti, and' for other'refOrMs not inciude,i' , M - the mist°. ciatiO Oboitittitroik orthe 014 liciminien• I Prin.gortress Menroe we learn that the .inhabitants of Yorktown 'and the rebel: .military , authorities in that vicinity-are greatly agitated'at•the pios pect: of a visit 4eril‘ Burnside's fleet. , pen.'Magrhder *ants , to'burn.the town, bet has orders from RiChmond not to'do Certain the place"irais to ba immediately attacked: • } 4fPtor Charleston her nietically sealed, and her citizens , are kept laa state of fearful suspense, hour ly fearing that a . vigilant army, near at hand, or Secret foes in their'very midst may: overwhel them in irretrievable ruin: , The little "game cock" State is reapingibe fruits - of`het. folly and wick edndsi. „r When Mrs. Greenhow, the female 'sec* imprisoned at Washingtonlearn. ed that, the plan for her escape, contain ed in a loaf of cake, had been discovered, her: anger :was. uncontrolable. - Lieut. 'Sheltion bonght . .her a 'lliad new cake and. , •sentefit to • her', • ' she - threw it t down ' • ' , ' • A. fatal ddel beeurred'n.ear. Rich mond 'on Christmas day, betwOentient. Ot•the - F`ifth Louisiana, and Dr. ,Forward,A sutler in the same regimelft. Thgpovore both•killed at the first,filie; rifles,rfoxty, Tacos.. Both bodies 'have arrived here :en route for Louisiana. eir A refiigee from Charleston states that thireis - a largeparty in 'the 'South in fair& 'of COMProhiishig the; pies'efif I f difficulties by commitsjoners, and thit 'Davis and Stephens ~ havw anptiorted 'this rtrojeot,.b.ut .that ;the, Rhett party lies frowned ; it down. ; . • ' • Cr The' list' 4 relitilite" gebtle m ai from Ititinnond repOrts that 'Jett Davis is Sporting a snif'Of 'dldthei'intide "en= tirely in Gporgia,.cf.v,ery inferior ,stuff; his boots locking . aa if hewas.compelled to .ware them as a punishment. sriThe" House CoMmittee on the District, of Columbia will, at an early dab reAsift Slavery ,in the District, similar to that- introduced into the Senate by Mr. jer TVG Senate'oethe by a unanimous vote ex p elled Membpyship Waldo R., ; Johnson' and) Truaten §eskators, from Miss otiri. •• • - Priiate Lannaman, Company 'D 2d U. Infantry, was liangeit.at i WAsh, ington, on Monday, for shooting . his. sergeant. CLIPPINGS FROM OUR EXCHANGES. - ----- Ajat woman is now exhibiting at New York-, who, when she came there, was G obliged to,hive a place 'prepared for her in the baggage car, as she was so large that be was unable to get through the door of the regular passenger cars. Shtfa Said to be a female Lambert, and beyond all doubt the heaviest woman ever known. The U. S. sloop of war Pensacola, built since the war, at the Washington Navy Yard, has run ' the blockade of the Potomac and got safely out, although the rebel batteries fired twenty shots at her furiously. Not one struck her.— She was heavily laden with cannon and munitions df war. The rebels Save been fortrinntbd pakt waiting. for-bn*r.- On the 26th ult., Will Tolson, an old and worthy - negro servent, belonging.to John ,Baggs, Esq., of Trappe' . District, Talbot county, Did died - at the advanC. ed age of 105 years. He had beep in the family of Mr. B. and his ancestors . for about 90 years. Amongst the names of those. perons gazetted in the forfeit list . .for arrears of stakes, periodically exhibited .it."Tat tersail's,",Pngland, 'appears that of the Baron •-de . Vidil, = who. Is' represented therein as a defaulter to . M.r. Ten - Broeck for. the Goodwood stakes of 1859, won by that gentleman's horse Starke. The Baron is in jail for attempting to mur= der his son. . The knapsacks of the. French and German armies are made of calittin's, tanned with, the. hair,left on. Theyshed On rain better than those formed of plain leather; and they ail) not' so much, affected with heat and cold as those made of water.proff fabrics, because the hair is a good non=conductor. The indisposition or ,hEadame Gold schrnidt. (Jenny Lind)•is said to be'the ohief reason for the discontinuance, ot.a series of , concerts in , which she wash the PrikciPal• vocalist., A grand Te Deum was perfOrmed in the 'OathOdra' Chtiroh at Brussels re reoently, 'cin the occasion of the King of the tßelgians entered his seventy-se cond t 'WoolWich, owing to the scarcity of box Wood, the plugs for the 'Enfield bullet' are made of Clay steeped in was. It'answers as well as the wood. The• Journal de Havre announces that the new• King of. Madagascar has mani fested his intention• to' become a Roman Oatholic. • • • The bof"Elliper,Or of'Chinuis to re turn to Pekin, and it,is expected that Nines) Kling,' who is friendly to foreign ers, and i heifer' `aware of their power than'Brost' Tartdrif,' will be' the . first CoUnC4or t t o egen , the Queen mother. • Miss * Sarah F. -'Wilson; seventeen years Of age, emfolayed in 'the 4anehes ter- (N. -11.) idills,'Cornniitted Unlade on Thursday night. by drowning °°in the canal. The canie that induced her to commit the rash' act was the death of a soldier in'Ahe'N. R. Fourth regiment; Tlie banks and boar& of trade corn- Inittei agreed wittb Secretary Chase upon a finanqial acbezee. 11,41. 7 lists the isstieof irredeeab,le Trham irredeemable notes, • pro • Tidea ,for the redemption ~ o f thoge now , out, by &tabula, for bonde r and the banks agree to take the Treasu ry notes as before, And Congress to de clare them p.'legal tender. Twenty-four wagons, designed for the conveyance of the baggage of Gen.,Mc °fallen and staff,•have been-prepared. They all have metaled horses,. and the words, "ComMander of the United States Army," :are painted on the• canvas and wagons.; This)looks like , "an advance." William it Rnesoll, ,Eiq., special correpondent,. of the London 7imef, is now at the New York . ' Hotel, suffering an attack of iyphodieVer which seems to effect everybody who spends much time in The Prince Imperial of France, though only five years and a half old, already speaks three foreign - language— English, German and Italian., . The VeimOnt Supreme dead has de aided that school-masters, haye no,right to punish their scholars for offences committed, ont; of school • and, school hours,. A. large number of eleven Inch colum biads each capable of discharging a solid shot of one huidred and seventy pound weight, and are now tilishedin Smith hoston. The ,Secretary, of War declines to grant, GOA. ATAntfielirs, request to ibe. transferred from his , present command under ,Gran. Wool, , . Seel:Story Sinith',. of the Interier De: , partniebt, is said, be .appointed a judge: of the Supreme Clourt. gr.enlayi; l•ind. has. bought a , property near linndon s And4neane golto house.; keeping-concertizing now and: then.. r. It'is :rumored 'the 4 1 ,ritice de Joinvillor and.ithe rest:of. hie _suite will :leave for Europe shortly. . ' John liiite , ho writesirotnParis to's paperurging 'iliii::iteCognitkin . 'of the C. S. A . ., in Order 'to fight Enlland. ANECDOTE OF SIMON CAMERON.-A. Pennsylvanian now in the, army, relates to us a traditional anecdote of . the ex- Secretary of War, which is probably as true as the posthumous stories of the juvenile days of great men generally are ; end we therefore put it on record for the benefit of his future biographer. ft was the Custom aforetime in, Penn sylvania for mothers to place an apple, a silver dollar and` ic Bible before their cbildien,.alioon as they were able to toddle about ; and, with a mother's interest ,and satisfaction, watch them make their choice. It was considered indicative of their more matured pre dilections. In accordance with this custom, the mother of the infant Simon, as soon as he-was able to stand on his pins, produced the artieles and set them before the phild,,,hoping.in,her heart. he would select the Bible. Bat not so Simon. The future SecietaiY of War took.a somewhat, deliberate ,view, and ,with less reverence than king Alfred, mounted atop the:aoly Writ, pocketed the dollar and commenced munching the apple I It is needless to add that he has beep at that IMO:Less ever since.. Cincinnati. Enquirer. titln the 11. S. House of Repreeen tatives, the Ch ?if the Committee on Post Offies And` Post•roads, the Hon. SChuyler Colfax, of India:tin, after having allowed himself and the friends of referm 'a sufficient time to muster up the proper feeling among the member?, effort to secure 'the passage of the bill,previousli reported, to abolish the franking privilege, We trust that this . greatiriculnhus upon` the Post Office Department is about to be re moved. It robs the treasury, cheats the'pirblie:denioralize'S Congress, and sustains the enormous printing jobs upon . Which corrupt men grow rich. Abolish this franking privilege and you elevate cl4racter of Congress, *bile at the same time'yorr save millions of dollars to - the gliverninent, a conaideration "Of no small moment at this tithe, when we have before us the prospect of bound lab taxation and endless loans. eir At a festival on some occasion among the soldiers in Missouri, one of them from Adrian offered the folldwirrg extravagant sentiment. "Jeff. Davie— May he be set afloat in an open boat livithout'compass or rudder, may that boat , and contents be 'swallowed by shark, and the shark swallowed by: a whale, and the whale in the devil'i tel ly, and the devil in hell, the door lock ed and key,lost,tind , further, may he Abe chained in the southwest corner'of hell, and amortheast•wind ,, blow ashes in , his eyes toltll eternity." , It is uaderstood.that Gen. Lane will, with the approbation of the gov ernmeot,mae the experiment, of em ploying slavesof rebels,in his military operations in the west, using them in, the tripaportation and commissary de partment mainly. By taking hand-mills, it is thought that slaves can,grind , corn enough daily to subsist the army ,any viherp in .krkanias or Texas. • 63`• Johnathan'eurter, a former resi dent of Peichin, 'Vt., was hung in the yard 'door.of his ,own home in Arkansas, recently because' he'would not join the Secession cause. Three sons, the oldest eighteen, and the youngest fourteen, were 'forced into the'rebel ranks, le'al?- ing tivo girli to Curiive or sink beneath the.eruellblow. ' Caen. Lane has not tendered his resignation to. the ,Govcrnor ,or„Legisla turn of.Kansas,..ner h EIS he acpeptedithe brigadier generalship lately tendared, to hitn.by.the Tresideut ansl confirmed .by the Senate, nor does he intend to accept as,he, receptly declared in that bo,dy, until he has resigned.his seat , of which the. Senate will have fuil notice., itar It. is estiMiticid - that 'tliorEi* alb some 14,000,000 persons of African de scent on this continent. In, the, United States, ..they number 4,500,000 ; Brazil, 440,005 . ; puba,:1,500,000 ; South and Central American republics, 1,200,000 ; Hayti, 2,000,000; British' Possessions, 800,000,; French, 250,000 ; , Datch, Dan ish, and Mexican, 200,000. ir Lieut. Fairfax authorizes an em phatic; denial of the,.assertion; of foolish ; commander Williams, that Miss Slidell used her - "little ken Oles" on his fice.--," , He'adds that she "did not strike Lieut. , Fairfax," but on the contrary, behaved, as did - all' the ladies on the Trent, be coniingly,' and with great moderation." r Mrs. Gains, whoSecelebrated law suit against the city of New Orleans :was dpdided in the , Supreme Court just before the secession of Louisiana, bas re ceived permission to cross the lines to t New Orleans'vut FOrtrees Monroe ana Norfolk. ar Rev. Willitimßon Stevens was consecrated Assistant* Bishop of the Episcopal" DioCeie - ofPennsylvania.— The consecration, took place at St. An drews Church, ef,whicti the Rev.gentle.: man has been for many years the Rect or. ' , Col. Fuller e fornierly 'et the Neir York Mtrror , ,has .been announiSed , to 3 deliver tvlecture in 'London, adoocatinkl the:secession cause.. -In 1856 Ike suptiort:t ed Obl. Fremont for 'President. Cr Forney's Press in speaking of the tardiness of the Army movements, says : Why should there not be an advance along the whole line? Why should an order not - be issued directing a general attack to be made at every point in our military border,—a n order directing Brown to adiance - on Pensacola, Sher i:nab IDD• SaVaDDOrli, 1 1 7 014 on Norfolk, MeClielTaa on Richmond, Racks on Charliiste"wn, Beell ors Nashville, and Tlatleek onNeriihia f We Cannot be beaten everywhere. There must be a - triumph in some part of the Nation. If we are beaten in Kentucky, we most surely beat in South Carolina. If there is a rererse in Missouri, there must swell. be a victory in Virginia. We cannot suffer universal aellat--we may obtain a universal 'victory. Would it , not be well towttempt the experiment. Cr ColAare. Colt, the inventor of Colt's Re'vOl-rer, died on the 20th inst., in Hartford; Connecticit, of an siente attack upon the brain. His disease was rather ilidan; thohgh notnnexpected. His age was fOrtylren. his vast works will be carrie4 on by the present incor poration, known as the Colt Patent Fire Arms.MaLufactering - Company. air The city of Montreal was thrown into a terrible-panic` on the 26th• inst., by a report that war 'had been declared by the United States against England, and that an army of twenty thousand New England troops was marching to wards that. city from-Vermont !• , eir The Pennsylvania line-of-battle ship, says the Norfolk Day Book, ,will be the next vessel raised. Visits have been paid her by the diversi,,apilthey represent her 68. pounders in good order. Her 325 ; howeverare , all bursted. ,!1. er It is Said that the "solitary white man" found at Beaufort on the arrival of the Federal troops is Alden S. Allen, who went from Flamouth, Mass., twenty five yoars ago. Ile says that be was not drunk, bht only excited.` gir Ex-Senator Johnson, of Missouri, just expelled from the U. S. Senate, is in Price's rebel army, with .a commission to raise a regiment of Missouri , rebels for thn•confederate government. The Great Indian Herbal Tei! FOR FEMALES. I=l=l DR. ENGLISH'S INDIAN VEGETABLE EMMENAGOGUE! This Celebrated Female Medicine possesses virtue unknown.of'anything else of thh kind, and prooving effectual after all, others bave failed ; it is prepared f. am an •' Indian Herb" peculiar to' Northern Mexico,'and' Texas, and is used by the Natives in producing the MONTH LY SICKNESS. It is designed for •oth married and single ladies, and is the very best thing known for the purpose, as it will remove all obstructions after other remedies have been tried in vain. It is a pleasant tea, containing nothing inAtious to, health, and a cure, can be relied upon in all cases. Prolapsus Uteri - or failing of the Womb ; Floues Albus, or Whites; Chronic Intlatnation, or Ulceration of the Womb; Incidental Hem rage or Flooding ; and disease of the Spine. 1/3- Ladies in the early stage of pregniincy are cautioned against the use of this tea, as it will produce .miScarriage. Prepared and. Soldby DR. G. W. ENG LISH, NO. 216 SOUTH SECOND S PRE ET, • Philadelphia, Pal . Price $l.OO per package, (with fell directions . for ase) sent by Express or Mail to any address. Dr. E. can be "consulted in all Obstinate Female Complaints, in: person "!t.r by letter, and will furnish the Gutta-percha Female Syringe—highly 'recommended by the Faculty married ladies for special purpo.es. Also Radical Cure and :ather Trusses—lm proved Rotary and Spine Abdominal Support ers—Shoulder Braces—:Elastie. and Lace Stock ings—Spinal Apparatus; for Weak and Curved Spine—and Instruments for all Deformities,— A large Stock of the above articles constantly on hand, and. will he furnished at lowest rates by sending order with measurement and full particulars. lia" All :communications strictly confiden tial. For further,particulars please address, Dr. G. W. English. 216 Soutk Second Street t -Below Dock. RUSLADELPHIA, PA. Ir I have no , Agents. HORACE WEST, M. H.j--[ HARRISON ROTH. N ENV F .T. It M. - • W EST 'MATH, • HATING PIJIICHASTD the entire stock, good, will and, fixtures of. the Drug Store of Dr. J. H. Giiive, take this me thod of informing the patrons of this establish— ment and the public in general; - thith- nothing shall be wanting. to insure at all times a fresh and complete asssertmeat, of "Prigs, Igef Soaps, Hair - and Tooth. - Brushes., Combs, Tooth- 'Weeihs and Powders; liar' cDyes,Patent Medicinei,Pairtt:s;. ' Oils, Whitelead, Yfratniskes, Did-Stuffs; Glass, and everything usually kept in a well remit's ted.apothecary., A new and fancy lot of COAL OIL Lamps-- the fieest•in the - Borough—at "pricea to snit the times. Lamp Tops attached to old- Lamps.at short notice. Globes, Wicks, Ciiiinneys, &c., aLways.on hand. • •. 1 - rs, . A very. convenient ( flLan La,!te". for car. : rying' atiodeth'e' hiniie, jai reeeived.'' , A nicely.selected :01 , 141 'kinds of Station ary, Envelopes, Pens, Pen-holders , 1 29 03, ,&5 7 ,,, o all grades'ahll'atall 'An endless variety' of- Fancy and Toilet ar ticles on hand. • , Just received, an excellent article of Coe 1 11 now selling at 15cents a quart. 'Marietta, November,9, 1861. • ly S. S. , RAT-VON, • Merchant Tailor, and Clothier, At F. J. Kramph's Old - Stand, on the Cor ner of North Queen and Orange Streets;' Latiedster . Peifiea. GATEFIT L to the Citizens of Marietta and, viciuity, for- the liberal-patrbnage.: heretofere ex nee , the undersigned respect-, fully Solicits a ColitiniuMce of 'the same; as suring them, that miderall'ciretunatiitiees, tiiO efforts will be spared in rendering a satisfactory equiyalent for every, act of Coll fide4Ce.TePOSC4. CLOT IS, ' CiE6IDIERES A 11 n V ESTINGS t and such other seasonable , material ah'fiehitiii the market,furnishes,constarilly kept,p,nyhand anftmanufactUred t 6 order; promptly, and rea sonably., as taste or. style , ornay- suggest: . ' ALSO,-BEADV-MADE CLOTIMIG,. Gentlemen's Furnishing GooOILS and such articles as uauafly belong to,a lger chantiTailoring and*Clothing dstliblishment. DRIED YRUIT row selling cheap e.t DIFFENBAC,IPS. iSoOids True, 17:60)3: ALWAYS READY, Ifor.LowAy's 01.tirstzrt - r.—Long marches. sore and stiff joints, blistered and inflamed feet, all thew the Soldiers must endure, MorttEßl, REMEIIVER Tills, when your 301/s are grasping their muskets to meet danger, think what relief a single pot of this A I. I. HEALING S CooLING Salve will give to the one you love wher far away float home and friends. It hardens. and makes tough the feet so , that they eau endure great fatigue. it soothes and relieves the inflamed and stiffened -jtrints, fettling thrns swim*, strong acrd vigor ous, while for Sabre Cuts and Gunsko Wesson's, It stands unequelled. removing and prevent ing every vestige of inilarastiun Rust gently drawing the edges Alligther, it surd* end completely hells the frightful vrostidlp. Wives turd Sisters of our Vorwnkerr. Yon cannot put into the Knapsack/ of your Husbands and Brothers, a more ir amble or more uetessiif gift than a supply of the Eirraarditiary Military Satre. , . The lonely Sent& walking his rounds it 'blight; exposed to drtinctiitigldlits and chilled might air,,is often seized with, most viouctir YAHiS,Cougl) and suffocating Hoarseness, vst sYmptonis of quick e.onalinoption, but if supplied' with' Holloway's Pills and way's. Ointment, all danger is averted, a few Pill* taken night and.maening, and the Gist inept briskly rubbed , tWite p day o_ Ter the Iliroat and chest will' refipilig the severest pains'andlatop the moat distressing or Danger ous cough,. Therefpre we, say so the whote Army. Soldiers Attention if See to your own health, do not try& to the' Army supplies, although most valuable.— These Pills and Ointmeut have been thorough ly tested; they are the only remedies used in the European Camps and Barracks, for over forty yeah Doctor Holloway has supplied all the Armies in Europe, anddunngtheCrimeam Campaign:he established a depot at Balaclava,' for the' extlusive sale, of these Great Remedies', Many alime his 'special Agent there has sold/ over a ton in weight of the Ointment tnie single day. . These terrible and fatal enemies of the SOLDIERS 16 CA XP, Dierhea, Dysentery, Scurvy, Sores and Scrofu lous - Eruptions: all - diStippear a - e'hatitv before these lifts 4 Ointment, and now -while• the cry rings throughout the land, " fro Aqip ! To Arms !' . . Do not let these brave men perish by disease, place in their hands these Precious Remedies,. that will enable them to. resist the dittileiona expospres, the Fevers,, the Chills, and, the Wounds whi6h they cannot rivoidi and what is more, cannot frequently get aucc',ur in the moment of need, whereas it our brains tries have only tolitit their hinds int° their knap sacks and find there'll Mule remedy for all tile• casualties of the battle . field. How many thousands Of livei woad 'thus' be saved who , would otherwise - perish before' relief could be obtained. IMPOICTA*T 'CAUTION !—None are genuine- unless the words "Holloway, New York and are disernible as a Wsirr-mark in every' leaf the book of directions around each pot and hogl . the saine"may be plainly seen by holding a the leaf to the light. A hand sornereward be'gtven to any one render ing, Such information' idf May - lead to the de tection of any party or _parties counterfeiting the medicines or vending . the sale, knowing them to he spurious. •,„*Sold' at the Manufactory of Professor HOLLOWAY, Lime, New York, and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine; throughout the civilized world, in. boxes at 25 cents, 62 cents, and $ l each. ll:32•l'l4rela a chnsiderable saving by taking the larger sizes. N. B.— Di reetions for the guidance of patients in every disorder are affixed to each box. FRESH WINTER GOODS . AT.OIFFENUCH'S. HtIVIG just received a lame and nicely selected stock of all kinds o f' Ladies' and Gentleman's Wear, which a ilj be sold at very moderate rates for ash- • Silks,,afall line at old prices, , Extra quality Muslins, all prices, Best make of Fcannels, do A large stock of Slinwls, Plain and Harred Sack'd Flannels.. W h ite• Goods, °Mitts, 'Linens, V.mbroideries, Dresi Trimmings,' Laced . , Gloves, llosires, Very large r stock of Domestic goods. Cloths, Cassimeres, VeStings, Bleached 'rind* Unbleached 'Muslins. Helaine.% ealicos and Gitighams, Drillings, Sheetin san Checks, Pane Stiff,' Hickory rind' Tickings, Embossed Paper polars, ten for a Quarter, Paper Neck-Ties-something new, cheap and, •Deuutifiil. " ' ALL Knew OF 1/01.15E Funiszszmic ! Goona. Linen and Woolen llable.covers. Plain, Ornamental andlOited Window Tilindrs and Patent}rixtiittii, Wall Papers, CarpettrePloorrOil Cloths. Canton Matting, &v. Wall- and Window Papery Transparent Blinds. Glass, Qrleenavrare and Cadarvirare: The above goods , have been purchased' LOW FOR CASH. and will be sobl'aticOrresa d . I for cash. ' ' .-511-I.Og•Y low pricer* GRAD MittES: WINKS AMP I,III,IJORS of all kinds and prices, constantly on ihtind . :— Monongahela Whiskylag the 'barrel at Pitts burg piiees, the, freigbt,adfikuli HEAP LAMI''S. A Fatsn, SUPPLY OF" Coal Oil Lamps and Lanterns of' every „pateni„ imitable cfpr)llie-parlor, the' Kitclien'ani the Chamber; Hanging and Side _Lamps for Halkehdrehes,ifficires and Offices.. Having purchased them, from_ ;Ike , Manpfacl,u *- rera in la quantities the lowest cash rates, we can sell them much undei'the usual retail' prices, although every, other description of goods ass advancing.. Dec. 21, )861.3 STERRETT & Co. ilitifitiETTh MAULS YABil. Nowtisnents j. iroliMs, Relo sf4ne;* *C* MICHAEL GABLE, Mciiiie 'Mason, ' Opposite the Totcn Hall Park, Marietta;. Pa. ' • .. _ . , HE,lVlarble. business in. all its brad — cites, T'will be continued at the old place, near the Town Hall and opposite Funk.'n Croislaysi; Tavern,: where .every description of marille work will be kept on hand or made to order itt. short `notice - and at very reasonable pries'. Marietta, June 29,1861. 49-Iy, * Beautiful Complexion. UR. ThemAs F. CriAentsti Will send to 'all who wish it (free of charge); thi Recipe and full directions for making and using a beautiful vegetable Balnr, that will effectually remove Pimples', Blotches, Tan, Freckles, ice-, tjrc., leaving .the "skin snloolh; . clean, and beautiful; Also full directions, for using pda treau's - celebrated Stimulant, w arranted to dart a full growth of Whisker's, or a MIA - ache, iq less than Dully. ,days., gather- of the above: can tie obtained by return mail, by addressing ' (with stamps return po'itage) . Dn. TliOitAll, F. CIIAPIiIAN, Practical ("ketrit, 831 Broad: -with New' York. ' (jun 11-2 m. , . . . . riE CONEESSIO,Nb. and EXPERIENCE. of a , Susx.aißN—Puhlished as &warning and .for the espeenti bened of 'Young Men,. and thcom.whp su er g with . Nervous DebilitY;' Las% Memdry , „ Premature Decay, Exc. ! &C., by gne, vf,ho, MA eared himself by stinPAe means, after being put to great expense and intanye.nienea, through the use of worthless:. medie.i.nekpwscribed bylearned Doctors- Single copies may be had of the author, C....A. _LAMBERT, Esq., Greenpoint, Long Is/and, :enclosing-a post-paid a.dtirested envelope. Address, CHARLES A. LA mxtERT 4 Esq., Greenrint, Ling Island, N. Y. Jan 11-2m:]
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