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Clratee Honey Seas. Bwrmetfe Coesalne. BUY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS i i -kJa 'J ATH' Jl ITS WraCT UPON TBS GLOSSINESS AH (mmmwl Tuesday Ernlui March 22, 184. RiCHNBSS OF TELE APFBARANCK OF TIDE HAIR IS SUCH AS CANNOT BB SURPASSED We are eodftdwit that ao one who may make a trial of its eSL People of Common Sense, cacy, will be willing to return to the use of any other preparation. The Effect of Hektelllon.

The proprietors would also call attention to the fact GrllT jBOOE STORE AJTD THOSB WHO DIETRS TO HATS that It the caespet Hair Dressing yet offered to the public, QUANTITY and QUALITY considered. After the surrender ef Fort and the rush of armed traitors to capture i-te Federal Capita), the leaders of Middle and West Ten. nessee, aided by the miscreaats In our own midst, inaugurated a system of vindictive persecutions against East Tenneasefi almost incredible. A universal howl for tie blood of East Tennesseeans was raised in every town and county in Middle and West Tennessee. The number imprisoned like felons, whipped like slaves, and hung like murderers, attest the fearful success of those monsters in human shape.

still more numerous class only escaped these miseries by precipitate flight to the mountains. After all these things, is it to be wondered at that the people of East Tennessee should desire to cut aloof from those who have never been their friends? Affair in ArfciniM. A correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette, writing from Duvals Bluff, says: BE ASS OF COUNTERFEITS. Prepared only by JOSEPH BURNETT A Bos THE AFFLICTED BENEFITED! This celebrated Toilet Soap, in sack universal demand, is made from the ehoieest materials, is mild and emollient in la nature, fragrantly scented and extremely beneficial in its action npoc the skin. For sals by all Druggists sad Fancy Goods Dealers.

JsaseMdsc Hair Dye Hair Iye I 3ATCHBLOR'8 CELEBRATED HAIR DTK IS THB BEST IN THB WORLD! TOM ONLY HARMLESS, TRUE AND RELIABLE DTK KNOWN. This splendid Hair Dye is perfects-changes Bed Dusty or Gry Hair to a GLOSSY BLACK or NATURAL BROWN, without Injuring the Hair or Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful; imparts fresh vitality, frequently restoring its pristine color, and rectifies the ill effects of Bad Dyes. Tha Genuine Is signed WM. A. BATCH ELOR, and all others are mere imitations, and should be avoided.

Sold by all Draggista, Ac. FACTORY BARCLAY STREET, ton, sad sold everywhere. seSaowtaeT ho. 199 napr bufpaio, h. AND GST ON OF THOSB Dr.

Tobias Teuetlan Bore Ualsient wax. The Washington -correspondent of the N. Tribune says that signs indicate an attack upon Ben. Butler, at Norfolk and vicinity, by land and iron-clads from Richmond. A Cairo dispatch, dated Saturday, says Brig.

-Gen. Mason Brayman arrived today and assumed command of the District of Cairo, vice Brig. -Gen. Reid, relieved. A beggar in Richmond there are many degi-ees of poverty recently offered an insult to Mr.

Memminger, by circulating a petition to the effect that he was in great distress, needed aid, and was willing to take food, or clothing, or even money." At Norfolk, last month, nine hundred and eleven families threw themselves upon the beneficence of the government, and during the pat six months nearly twenty thousand dollars' worth of food and fuel has beea given out. The city has been divided into twelve poor wards, with one director and several visitors to each. The late rise in the Cumberland River has been used with the utmost activity in lay In pint bottles at fifty eents. Cores lameness, cola "Handsome Gifto, Sure to be IGiven Every Bav galls, colic, Ac- Read the following: Bonos, July Tth, Tobias We have ased for the past year your READ AND REFLECT. READ AND REFLECT.

READ AND REFLECT. READ AND REFLECT READ AND REFLECT. READ AND REFLECT. Horse Liniment for lameness, kicks, bruises, colic and cats, and in every instance found it the best article BOOKAOUI AT THE SLOWEST RETAIL PRICES ever tried in this circus company, nease sena aix It has been from time Immemorial the object dozen, as it is the only liniment we use now. We Clarendon, once a thrifty, pretty town of philanthropists to find some remedy for the Ills of life, N.

Y. BATCH ELOR'B NEW TOILET CREAM TOR have 108 hones, seme very valuable, and do not want And HandsMne Gift Given with Each Purchase of a Dotlar and Upwards sad Btamttflc skill has far ages explored every avenue DRESSING THE HAIR. JeSStTldsc to leave town without it. HYATT FKOBT, la order to discover the hidden secret- It has, however, been reserved for modern science to bring before To Restore the Sick to Manager Van Amburgh Oo-'s Menagerie. Sold by all druggists.

Office 60 Cortlandt street, some hundreds of inhabitants, is depopulated; but two of its former families remain. The houses that remain untuiraed are dismantled and abandoned. Some eight families have squatted in the abandoned houses, and the place is a resort for bandits. At Clarendon I The time wu when the old political aphorism was eminently applicable to this people that the best government is that which governs It is true of every government, while the people are in a transition state, and S3 lung aa the popular energies are compelled to exhaust themselves in material industrial pursuits. To a people just emerging into nationality, or reou per ting from a great political convulsion, almost any form of government is acceptable, that does not interfere with its material prosperity.

An exhausted or an impoverished people cares very little for anything else than recuperation and gain. But when it reaches that point where it has a surplus of energy to expend upon politics organic change, it straightway begins to make preparations for revolution, or in default thereof to degenerate into faction and corruption. If the government be strong enough to restrain and control the spirit of unrest which ever follows the material prosperity of a nation, and to defy organic change, then it straightway begin to be corrupt The history of every nation corroborates this, and nous more strongly than our own. During the quarter of a century immediately succeeding the revolution, we were an honest, law-abiding and patriotic people, simply from emaustion and an absolute necessity of development. Our growth was so rapid, and so ex toe world the great destroyer of disease, snd in New York.

fe35lmr24c At this establishment yoo can GET ANT BOOK YOU MAY DBS IKK Book a Adterawra. Ana roa wiia receiving, witn earn Book Tftat yon ony. conversed with a native forBome half hour, Hilton's Cessenu The insoluble Cement of the Messrs. HILTON HOOFLAND'S The blood mast be purified, and all medicines are useless which do not possess the quality of stimulating the blood to discharge Its Impurities into the bowels, BRANDRETH'S PILLS possess Uiis quality In high degree, and should be in every family. They are equally useful for children, and adults; adapted to both sexes, and are as innocent as bread, yet most cr- BROTHERS, la certainly the best article the kind A HANDSOME HESENT, WORTH FROM 60c TO $100, Wnleta Is il I veu with Each Book invented.

I should be kept in every manufacto ry workshop and house, everywhere. By its use, sitting on a fence. He talked freely about the rascally guerrillas, and denounced in bitter terms the depredations upon himself, and offered to guide us to their haunts, and quite inspired the cotton traders with the benevolence of his intentions and extent of his knowledge in that behalf. As he walked off toward the eanebrake, in full view of fifty soldiers, a wo GERMAN BITTERS ndTVS AS A XKLUCTXB. many dollars can be saved in the run of year.

This Cement cannot decompose or become corrupt, as its The Hon. Jacob Beyers, of SpringvUle, writes All Books are sold at PnhHaheM' prices, and yon can select frees the Utneat Htoek mr combination is on scientific principles, and under no to Dr. Brandreth under date of May 11, 1861 city including A Are concentrated all those virtues which tend to pro circumstances or change of temperature will it emit any offensive smell. The various sses to which it can I have used your Invaluable Vegetable tJaivereal Pills in my family since 1838 they have always Cured, mote healthy and vigorous life Unlike tbe generality even when other medicines were of no avail. I have of bitters they are not an alcoholic mixture, but a he successfully applied, renders it invaluable to all classes.

For particulars, see advertisement. ing down immense supplies of Government stores at Nashville. Eighty-three steamers, car. ying forty thousand tons ot public stores, bnve reached or are en route to that city to di-charge their cargoes. By the termination of high-water season the enormous amount of tiro hundred thousand tons will have been discharged at the Nashville wharves.

Gen. Sigel, who has just assumed com-in uid of the Department of West Virginia, had a narrow escape from capture by the rebels a few days since. While at Martinsburg he rode oi: side of his picket lines for some reason, arid just at that moment aforce of two hundred rebels rode between the General and his lines. 11 id they known of his presence, they could ALL-THE SCHOOL BOOKS, ALL THE SCHOOL BOOKS, ALL DESCRIPTIONS OfLALBCSlS, AXJL THE LATE PCTOUCATIOKB AJLI THE VARIETIES OF GITT BOOKI ALX. THE HTMK BOORS IN TJtOB, been the means of my neighbors using hundreds of pure tonic compound composed entirely of vegetable man came from a neighboring house, and enlightened me as to the startling fact that 1 had been talking with the meanest and most ferocious of the horde in that neighborhood.

Our pa'rols, not so simple as were not so easily imposed on, and brought my confiding friend in during the day as a prisoner. At Indian dollars' worth and I am satisfied they have received housand per cent, in blessed health through their use, se7tje6 Nineteen lean Ago, Mr. Mathews first prepared the VSNBTIAN HAIR AIX, KINDS OF STATIONERY, ALL PATTERNS OF PORTFOLIOS, ALL STYLES OF BIHI.E8 ANR PRAYER BOOKS. They are used In this region for Billions and Liver Diseases, Fever and Ague, and in all rheumatic cases substances. They are positive core for DYSPEPSIA AJTD DISEASES RESULTING FROM DISORDERS OF THE LIVER AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS, DYE since that time it has been used by thousands, Bay our scouts discovered a native skirting with the most perfect success.

In fact, they are the and in no instance has it failed to give perfect satisfac the swamps, and making for the liver on a great reliance In sickness, and I trust your venerable BOOKS FOR ALL CLA88E, upon ail to Meets, In every style of Binding, and In endless variety. Re tion. mule. On being pursued, he abandoned the life may be long spared to prepare so excellent a med AND WEAKENED AND DEBILITATED FRAMES THB VENETIAN DYE is the cheapest In the world. mule, plunged into a bayou, and swam to the icine for the use of man.

Please Its price is only Fifty Cents, and each bottle contains BECOME RENEWED WITH ALL THE VIGOR OF HEALTH. cane, abandoning a (jonteaeraie maij bag con double the quantity of dye in those usually said for 1. mainder uuu in purcnasmg hooks oj js. skuuus, at tne "metropolitan Gin book store," yon pay no mors than yon would at any other establishment, and the advantage receiving a valuable Present with each Book that yon buy. One trial will convince book buyers that ths place to make -ir purchases is at TSTO.

199 MAIN STREET. taining nearly 200 letters. From these I make lh following extracts, from which it occurs to The reputation of this preparation Is not of day, TUB VENETIAN DYE is the safest composition of nor a month, nor a year, nor is it confined within a send me your lowest price by the gross." Sold by HOLL18TER LA VKBACE, 90S Washing uffalo, and by all respectable dealers in medlelnes. feastmr34dsc The Trnth About medicines. me that you may judge of the prevalent condi Its class.

It is warranted net to Injure the hair or the scalp in the slightest degree. limited space, nor is it but knows and appreciated by tion of affairs in Arkansas better unan can describe it. Being from home to relatives in have captured him with ease. A great deal of apprehension has been excited in Washington by the discovery that -n. flalleck's functions are unchanged; that issues all the orders he was in the habit of issuing before Grant was appointed Lieuten THE VENETIAN DYE works with rapidity and those who move in the circle of fashion and refine ment.

It Is, on the contrary, world-wide, and the trl the army, they contain no military interest. Descriptive Catalogues mailed free to any address, upon application. bit certainty, the hair requiring no preparation whatever. in every instance when ths truth Is to be told nerused over one hundred of and ter haustive of every national energy, that like shil'in ri under like circumstances, we became uuKiinly. angular, awkward and weak.

We weft, however, dilligently laying up stores of physical, and intellectual force for future ue. Thin period was of marvellous short duration to this people. It was hardly twenty-five years old when it began to exhibit surplus energies, and to grow replies of the restraints of a government which to many had already become antique, and dilapidated. A spirit of tinkering and change was manifested, under the delusive name of progn-ss. At the close of Jackson's administration political corruption, growing out of bitter partisan strife had become rife.

In the years that followed, the political morals of the people uruphs of tikis article have biassed alike the rich and the poor, while like the snow that falls gently on the THE VENETIAN DYE produces any shade that the best way is to tell it plainly not to use am big ror of guerrillas, disgust at the continuance of may be desired one thai will not Cade, crock or wash earth, so this friend of mankind causes its blessings the war, and prayers for peace, pervade them AMUSEMENTS. ant General. If Halleck is chief of the staff of ut one that is as permanent as the hair itself. Price to descend upon the suffering and afflicted. Its virtues all.

Most of them are illiterate, many humor uous phrases nor high sounding extravagancies, bat in the language of the poet, "a round unvarnished tale deliver." This is what we now propose doiag in regard to those celebrated medicines, "Helmbold's cents. For sale by all druggists. Prepared only by are known in every quarter of the inhabitable globe, ous, gome touching, and a few rational; space METROPOLITAN THEATRE 18G4. SPRING TRADE! and the wonderful cures which it is dally performing allows brief extracts only. TUB WIFE OF A REBEL A.

I. MATHEWS, General A treat, 13 Gold street, N. Y. Also, Manufacture! of MATHEWS' ARNICA HAIR the question is asked there, of what ar-mvV Such chiefs, all over the world, stay with.ho army to which they belong. If Hal-ler is chief of the staff of the President, theu, say men anxious townee Grant end this war, his JOHN H.

XBBCH MANAGER have won for it the highest poet in the temple of science With such recommendations, backed by incon W. M- WARD HTAQB MANAGER Officer writes to her hushand, Poor dear, this terrible war has reached a crisis, and must GLOSS, the best hair dressing in one. Price cents. testible and undoubted testimonials from those who soon be over. Our aspirations were noble have experienced its curative properties, giving to the First night of Harriet Beecher Stowe's great work, UNCLE Toil's CABIN.

Little KATY BAKER as Eva. position is unchanged. His power iB undi but, dearest husband, when will we learn that public no assertion but what has passed through the the South has failed 1 cannot advi je and am crucible of truth, and supported by an array of splen minished. He is now, as he was months ago, the President's military adviser, and as such powerless to help Oh how heart did snd hitherto unknown triumphs, what wonder is Preparations." Thee medicines are known throughout the land as favorably as they are universally. They do not profess to be miraculous in their agency, neither are they Infallible but they do claim to be the very best of their class.

Helmbold's "Highly Concentrated Fluid Extract of Buchu," is one of the most reliable medicines extant for iu appropriate diseases. is scientifically compounded, and must, on the very principles of medical science, give relief. The Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla is also unrivalled for purifying the blood and for caring scrofulous diseases. Both these extracts are now in use in the army. They are almost invariably successful, and deserve their success.

Oc22ltno5th8tu aches when I reflect now you musf suffer for it that thousands rush to it for relief In the hour of SHERMAN No. 205 Main Street, Buffalo. lack of clothing and all comforts. If 1 could weave my heart into garments for you, I would can, and probably will, neutralize Grant's influence. The steamers Ilavana and George Washing danger.

Observe the Following- Symptoms! Resulting from Disorders of the Digestive Organs gladly, oh how cheerfully, do it; but alas, 1 am helpless: I can do nothing but pity you and Havine made SPECIAL PREPA tATIONS for the love you. It is a reign ot terror in Ai Kansas Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of Blood ts the SPRING TRADE in purchasing paA or our stock BEFORE THE RECENT ADVANCE IN PRICES, to I have less fear of the federals than the law wbicn we would invite tne attention of tne aoHtlS A Mew Thing Under I ho Sun. In Its effect instantaneous. In its coloring power matchless. In its ingredients vegetable.

In its operation natural. In its beautifying results enduring. In its tendency preservative In its popularity unequalled. CRIBTADORO'B HAIR DYE Is pronounced both by the World of Seiraoi and the Would or Fashion, the finest preparation ever invented by art to reetify the short comings of nature. Manufactured by 1.

CRIST ADORO, No. 6 Adtor House, New Ybak. Sold by all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers. fe20tmr34AC Our Letter A Family Sewing; machine, With all the new improvements, is the best, and cheapest, and most beautiful Sewing Machine the world.

No other Sewing Machine has so much capacity for a great range of work. Including the delicate and inge ess uerrillas. I can only love and pray for you, 1 join nightly ana hourly ljpervent This march 12, 1864, Will be presented, for the first time in years, the great moral drama of UNCLE TOM'S CABIN i On, Lite A sous Ths Lowlt. ry Thursday evening, benefit of Little Katy Baker In active preparation, Dickens' "Dot" Box Office open ffeom to 4 YOUNG MEN'S ASSOCIATION. LECTURE COURSE.

The Thirteenth Lecture of the Regular Course will be delivered by Rev. Dr. CHAPIN, of New York city, AT ST. JAMES HALL, On Wednesday Evening, march 23, 1 864. SUBJECT "Woman and her Work." tST SINGLE TICKETS, SB CENTS.

To be had at the T)oor, and Library Rooms of the Association. became gradually worse and worse, until it culminated in and war. The depletion which has already resulted, and which will go 041 until the recurrence of peace, may be our salvation as a nation. The full exposition of the great political problem which is involved in the struggle now going on, never could have been had peacefully; it could never have been worked out by the peaceful agencies of partisan or legislative action. The development of the country was so clearly in favor of the North, and the political sentiment of the country was so rapidly arraying itself in opposition to the South, that it was forced either to an ignominious failure of its cherished ascendency, or to open war.

Iu choosing the latter alternative, the South seemed to be prompted and guided by destiny, prayers for peace, and the return ot she loved ones to the loving ones at home. MRS. ROBERTS Writes to her truant in somewhat different style, but to similar effect: i wish yoo culd cum hoom jim and cee my noo baby I had sense ton arrived from New Orleans on Saturday, bringing news to the 12th inst. There wascon-siderable activity in military circles. Gen.

Banks was on the ev of departure for Wes'ern Louisiana, probably Alexandria. A fleet tf Ad-mi ral Porter's gunboats has already started for that place. It was expected that rather formidable works of defence would be encountered by the iron-clads, between the mouth of Red River and Alexandria. Gen. Lee's cavalry hud also left New Orleans, their destination supposed to be to, the westward.

An order been issued by Gen. Banks to hold an ele -lion for delegates to a Constitutional Convention on the 18th. The Convention meets Died. On Tuesday morning, March Md, PLINY F. BARTON, aged 58 years.

fjf" Funeral serviees tomorrow (Wednesday) at clock P. at the residence of his son-in-law D. McNaughton, at No. 36 Johnson Park. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend.

At Kvan, in this county, March 21, EZRA T. WIN-SHIP, aged 70 years. Deceased was the father of A. W. C.

and A. J. Winship, and Mrs. L. Crandell, of this city.

In Louisville, on Saturday evening, March l'Jth, you left, ways ten peuns. we hev the 2 pur test children in Arkinsaw. I name the noo missoura ann roberts. i Tell its a nise wun Our niggers is all run off to the bluff; the three uoors open at oh o'clock. Lecture to com- of disease contracted while on duty in the army of the mence at 1 o'clock.

hoys is lined Linkin nigger army. Lord nious processes of Hemming, Braiding, Binding, Em- Cumberland. Major ISAAC SANFORD, Paymaster in mrlt23 ML DOYLE. Ch'n Lee Com. Lord, how long is these things goin tu last.

S. A son in law of George Bull A son -in -law or George Bull, city. city, or this ry His remains will be broueht to Buffalo for in rol daring, Felling, Tucking, Cording, Gathering, Ac, Ac you ant uoin enny good leiteu at nil, en CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE We are now receivingthe Largest and Most Complete Stock EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET, Comprising Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths, MATTINCS AND RUGS, BrocateDe, Damask and Lace Curtains, WINDOW SHADES, dee. i HaIR SEA-GRASS MATRASSES, AND PILLOWS, Prime lave (weese feathers. think you orter cum horn en help me with the terment.

Notice of funeral hereafter At the residence of his father, in Middle Haddam, Conn on the lth March, HENRY H. SKI. DEN, formerly of this city, brother of Mrs. E. S.

Hawley. Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight In the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing. Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in a Lying Posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain In the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Evil and great Depression of Spirits. REMEMBER THAT THIS BITTERS IS NOT ALCOHOLIC, CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKY, AND CAN'T MAKE DRUNKARDS. IS NOT A BAR-ROOM DRINK, OB A SUBSTITUTE FOR RUM, BUT A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED VEGETABLE EXTRACT.

A PURE TONIC, FREE FROM ALCOHOLIC STIMULANT OB INJURIOUS DRUGS, baby. I don't think we'll make enny crap this year then what pore mee tu doo. hally sends howdy. The hogs is gone inter the in New Orleans on the 6th of April. There are to be 150 delegates, chosen on a white basis, as per census of 18(i0.

New Orleans will have sixty-three members. Complimentary Benefit TO JAMES DELANO! AMERICAN HALL, On Tlrarsday Evening, March 24. ANTED IMMEDIATELY BRASS MOULDER WANTED. Good wages and steady swamps fur 2 wekes." A PIOC8 SISTER employment given. Inquire at the Vulcan Iron Works, Water street.

mr22tS8 Writes to a soldier brother: "Parson Nolan is our circut rider now. He says that God has Affairs In Texas. plainly promised to be on our side, dnv The Branch Offices are well supplied with Silk Twist, Thread, Needles. Oil, Ac or the very best quality. Send for a Pamphlet.

THB SINGER MANUFACTURING No. 468, Broadway, New York. Buffalo Office, MO Main street. Jy31tt The Great English Remedy. SLR JAMES CLARKE'S CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS I prepared from a Prescription of Sir J.

Clarke, M. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This well known medicine is no imposition, but a ure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Ot-tftrnctionsVfrom any cause whatever and although a powerful remedy, they contain nothing hurtful to the constitution. TO MARRIED LADIES It is peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time, bring COMMITTEE: Charles S.

Macomber, the accursed Yankees from off our soil. Par From Houston and Galveston papers of the 14th, 18tb and 19th of February we select the H. H. ClapD. Vir ANTED A SITUATION AS SALES-II MAN in a Dry Goods or Grocery Store, by a Tonus Man who has had four years experience, and good recommendations.

Communications addressed to Seneca street, will receive prompt attention. mr2'-4tJ4 Edward Hodges. Cspt. Ira Earl, son Nolan is a splendid preacher, but it don look to me as if God was drivin the Yanks following extracts: Fruui Flake's (Galveston) Weekly Bulletin. any too much outen Arkansas iifst now Asa P.

Harris, I. P. Bowen, W. M. Scott, A.

A. Swan. J. Hurton. OR FIRE ENGINES THESE AKDEN There's one thing I don't like at all, and that The Houston Telegraph learns that the EneiDes are admirably calcolated for extinguish is this gerula bisness.

They don't do an enemy shelled the works at the mouth of Ca- good at all, and just rob everybody. Parson uey on baturaay. two or three of our men Capt, IT Arthur, Oapt James Beck with, E. 11. Fortier, Cbas.

L. Rathbun, Chas. 1 amphier, J. W. Booth, W.

W- Miller, W. Reesfc, Thomas Gould, E. Gallagher, Jo-opli Pinkney, William Roth, G. W. Burton, Walter M.

Sav.tr, Nolan prayed agin em at our house last Sun ing fires before they have made great progress. They will throw a steady stream of water 55 or GO feet, and are easily worked by one man. They are very convenient for sprinkling plants, lawns, c. Price, with hope and nozzle. $20.

For sale by PARMELEK A KELLOGG, mr22 178 Main street. were wouuded. A correspondent advises the if ties that of day, and I was right glad of it, for that sneak i eorve, J. Brysn, C. Lake, G.

W. Sherwood, James Libbey, A B. Booker, P. P. DieU, John T.

Spaulding, Donald Bain, P. Ma on, Frederick Bnsher, aud cannot insidiously introduce the vice of drunken FOREIGN DRESS' GOODS, IN GREAT VARIETY. Shawls Cloaks an Saftjues, ALL THE LATEST STYLES, as' soon as they ap pear in the Eastern Markets. ficial information has been received that 1,500 Yankees, including 300 Mexicans and 200 ne en thief Robinson was there, and pa says he is Digh onto the meanest white man in Arkansas. May you live happy, die happy, and get into ness into the bosom of your families to your wife, STORE TO RENT SOUTH DIVIS he eyerlastin kingdom above groes, left Brownsville on January 18th, for some point in the interior of Texas, and fears ION street, south side, No 7, bstween Main and rucnard Knper, Washington streets A small store and Cellar, that ban Antonio will be attacked.

your children, or your friends. Read the testimony of the most respectable peopl persons of character, and who CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND. We will Pay $1,000 now occupied for a boot and shoe manufactory estab lishment. Possession given May 1st. 18ftl Rent le6.

Apply at No. 8 Niagara street, mr22 LEONARD WILSON Since the bombardment of our fort at the mouth of the Caney on the 8th, by one of the a. r. neyer. t3T TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.

To be had or either of the above Comm ttee. I Dancing to commence at 8 o'clock. tST PHILBMOOK a SPENCER Quadrille Band will be in attendance. mrBttt enemy's propellers, all has been quiet on the BU1CK DWELLING TO RENT, ON on tne montnly period witn regularity. THK8K PlJLLH RAVB KBVBB BKBN KNOWW TO PAIL WHBKB THB DIRECTIONS ON THB 8 BOON PASS Or Fill-HLET ARB WBLL OBSBBVBD.

For full particulars, get a pamphlet, free, of the NB 1 1 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any authorized Agent, will insure a bottle, containing over SO pills, by return mail. Sold by all Druggists, JOB MOSES, No. 37 Courtland New York, o28eo wtnoSB Ac Sole Agent. Important to Ladies. DK.

HALVEY'S FEMALE PILLS have never yet failed in removing difficulties arising from obstruction or stoppage of nature, or in restoring the system to perfect health when suffering from Spinal Affections, Prolapsus, Uteri, the Whites, or other weakness of the Uterine Orpins. The Pills are perfectly harmless on the constiint 'on, and may be taken by the most delicate female without causing distress the same time To any one that will produce a Certificate published IN ALL THE ABOVE DEPARTMENTS, the Stock will be found FULL AND COMPLETE, aaAoffered at such prices that must Insure READY AND RAPID SALES. peninsula. Of the three men wounded by a Coiir. street, south side, between Main and Pearl streets Three story; ten or twelve rooms; gas shell in the fort, two belonged to Mosely's bat tery and one to the 2d Texas.

and water Very desirable for a good boarding hsuse Rent from $400 to $W0, depending on the amount of by us that 1b not aiNurss. NEW YORK TESTIMONY. From John B. Wickers ham, firm of Wickers-ham it Hutchinson, the celebrated manufacturers of fancy Iron work, No. 259 Canal street: From Lavaca, accounts up fo the 6th inst repairs required.

Apply at No. 3 Niagara street. mrii LEONARD WILSON SHERMAN mrfldsc Ac BABNES, NO. 806 MAIN STREET. report that on the oth inst the enemy, 2,000 to 3,000 strong, with some cavalry and six pieces CILVER-PLATED ICE PITCHERS A splendid assortment, at low prices Price are go CHENA SILKS-TIIE KI CHEST ever offered in this city, liwt received bv ot artillery ana tnirty wagons, came up from Powderiiorn to Chocolate Bayou, about six ing np and you can get one now, cheaper than to wail miies from Lavaca.

Thev camped at the ba a mouui or two. JEWKTT'S House Keepers' Emporium, mr92 250 Mam strael tney act like a charm by strengthening, invigorating the system to a healthy condition, and SHERMAN BARNES. ROUBAIX POPLINS VERY BEAUTIFUL goods, just received at 8 HERMAN A BARNES'. yon all night and returned in the morning to and res tonne working in the future interests of the nation. War has speedily accomplished what the North could never have hoped to do in a condition of peace it has practically destroyed slavery, and politically abolitionized thewhole country.

The first gun which was fired at Fort Sumter, inaugurated a dual struggle, one military, and the other political. Both have gone on ever since by a (sort of inductive process. The military contest has been the pioneer, and has slowly but surely broken the physical opposition which it has m-'t. Following close behind it, and having its chief power in the stern aiguments which campaigns carry with them, has come the silent but no less Important, revolution of sentiment, and the reluctant conviction which is slowly receiving its exposition in those localities which we have reclaimed from the Southern military control. This revolution has already taken place in Maryland, West Virginia, Teuaesso, Missouri, aud Arkansas.

It is rapidly going on in Louisiana. It is a remarkable tact that freedom invariably follows our armies. A new struggle is impending in Kentucky. Encompassed on all sides by a growing sentiment of emancipation, it is being drawn on to a like destiny, unwillingly but irresistably. Slavery dies harder there than in any other of the re-claimed States, but its doom is sealad.

The struggle against it, upon the part of the political fossils of that State is more than idle it is silly. With freedom upon all its borders Slavery could not exist iu Kentucky; it would not be desirable. We look wi great interest for the result of the complication in Kentucky. It is fraught with danger, it may result in bloodshed, but the final issue of ultimate emancipation cannot be averted. If we succeed in putting down the rebellion, there never will be occasion for any more bloodshed in this country upi'U the subject of slavery.

I Ufouuded Charges. On Saturday. Air. R. E.

Fenton defended Mr. II. A. Risley of Baltimore, agent there of the Freedmcn's Department, from the attack made upon him in the House some time ago. The was violent, and it turns out to have been grossly unjust.

Mr. Risley was charged with granting permits to transport goods to ths South to go within the rebel lines. Theimplication against him was that for money he had been guilty of treasonable conduct One could not frame a more serious indictment against any man, yet Mr. Fenton, Mr. Waahburne and Mr.

Pryor stated that the charges against him were wholly without foundation, and that he is a man of high-character. This case shows how dangerous it is to attack the character of an agent of the gov- Powderhorn, carrying with them some 50.000 OILVER-PLATED TEA SETS A VAK1 feet of lumber from the farm of Mr. James M. ETY of beautiful patterns, richly chased, which LEG ANT BBP SILKS, IN ALL THE Xi solid colors The largest stock eve' offered in Foster. They committed no other we offer at but slight advance on old prices.

Now is this market your time, as prices are sure to go up. JEWETT'S flense-Keupers'Smporium, mi 22 259 Main street. The Telegraph is informed that there is VIENNA CLOAKLXGS GLENHAM TEI- COTS and Plaid Cloakines, at 8HERMAK A BARNES'. CJILVEH-PLATED CASTERS AND CAKE BASKETS A rich assortment, selling at about old by bringing on the monthly period with regularity, no matter from what causes the obstruction may arise. They should, however, NOT lie taken during the first three or four months of pregnancy, though safe at any other time, as miscarriage would be the result-Each box contains HO Pillf.

Price tl-DR, HARVEY'S TREATISE on Diseases of Females, Prefrnancy, Mincarriage, Barrenness, Sterility, Reproduction, and Abuses of Nature, and emphatically the Ladies' Private Medical Adviser, a pamphlet of 4 pages, sent free to any address. Six cents required to pay postage. The Pilis and book will be sent by mail when desired, securely sealed and prepaid, by 3. BRYANT M. D-, General Agent, No.

76 Cedar street, New York. O. H. P. CHAM PUN A Druggists, Agents for Buffalo.

seSSt37dc NEW TEHltt, St Ody's Dancing Academy KH.EIULIN PARLORS, Will be Open on Saturday, Jan. SO, 1 ga4 AT TWO O'CLOCK. Hours for Young Pupils from 3 until 4 o'clock; Ladies from 4 until 5 o'clock. Classes for Gentlemen, EVERY TUESDAY AXXl SATURDAY EVENING, from 8 until 10 o'clock. is A Grand Metropolitan Fair in An? or THE 8ANITARY COMMISSION, Will be held at the CITY OF NEW YORK, commencing on Monday, the 28th day of March next Contributions of all kinds are solicited, either tot sale or exhibition, and will be carried, free of expense, by the principal Express lines.

Direct all packages to the care of Mr. FREEMAN, for the Fair, 22d Regiment Armory, 14th street, near 6th Avenue, New York. Contributors WILL PLEASE MARK PACKAGES, whether for sale or for exhibition only. fe90t28-mrl4t3S CARE'S MEL0DE0N, Itlirth Oratory Mimicry I am th! recipient from yon of one of the greatest favors thai can be conferred upon man, that of health. For many years have I suffered from one of the most annoying and debilitating complaints that the human family can be afflicted with, Chronic Diarrhea, Daring the long til me I was suffering from this disease, I was attended by regular physicians, giving me bnt temporary relief.

The cause seemed to remain until I was induced to try Hoonand's German Bitters. After the use of a few bottles of that valuable medicine, the complaint appeared to be completely eradica-ted. I often Inwardly thank you for such a valuable specific, and whenever. I have an opportunity, cheerfully recommend it, with fall confidence Id its reliability. a father's opinion.

"I tell you my son this country is gone up, and the sooner things get righted up the better for all of us. The citizens that hve taken the oath have not suffered near as much as those who have not In my opinion General McRea ha. done ten times more harm than good, and only makes the Feds worse both sides emulate each other iu robbing, killing an.l destroying. Whatever you do, my son, do not come home; your safest place now is with the regular army. These reports you hear about Southertr-soldiers being about here are all false.

McRae's men are no better than gangs of robbers. The Feds are showing them no mercy." A BUSNESS MAal At West Point writes to a friend: "Cotton is selling at made a good thing of it But Lord, Ed yon would think the whole world had gone craasy with cotton on the brain. Nothing but greenbacks go now. Confederate money is not worth a dam. I think the whole Confederacy scheme is exploded, gone up.

"The Feds do not recognize McRw as any thing but a guerrilla, and show his men no quarters for the last few weeks. I tell you, Ed its getting to be tight papers. The election, to readmit the State, comes off next month, the 14th, and I expect the Feds are bound to have it all their own way. Every, body in this country iB taking the oath. Lots of the boys have returned home, and swear that they intend to stay there; and I don't blame them.

I advise all who want to fight to stay with the regular army, for I'll swear the Feds are bound, sooner or later, to kill every damned last man they catch in arms about here." A SWEETHEART To her lover inquires: Oh, dear, dear, when will this hateful war be over? It seems forever since you were here; and I tell you, Charley, there's lots more girls tired nf it KesiriAfl me TKa Vantn front un POULT DE SOIE SILKSj-IN BLACK and all the solid colors, at very lew prices. SHEKMAN BARNBO. prices, can soon, it vou wisn to ouy cheap. JEWETT'S House-Keepers' Emporium, mr23 win tnrnm. CULVER-PLATED FORK AND SPOONS nUKNA MOHAIRS VKRY CHOICE styles, lust received by A variety of the best pa' terns, selling low at JEWETT'S House Keepers' Emporium, mr22 259 Main street.

8HRCA BIRNBS an abundance of flour in Northern Texas at per 100 and plenty of teams there to haul it to market, but that the farmers are afraid of impressment, hence their unwillingness to come to market The Telegraph calls attention to General Orders prohibiting impressment of produce on its way to market Tim JVeies thinks that these orders must be well known to the wheat-growers, but fears too tnny of them want an excuse for not selling their wheat for Confederate money. Yesterday the formality of re-enliBting the troops was performed. We are sorry that much dissatisfaction exists among the men on account of the various and contradictory or iUECK SILKS THE LARGEST STOCK TOUNDiNG BARRELS, POUNDERS, in the city at SHERMAff BARNES Bell's Specific Pills. JL Wash Benches, Clothes Bars, Step Ladders, I UT.ahlnK. Pail.

A CODE ZEPHYR CLOTHS AND REPEL Pas ry Boards, Brooms, Scrub Brushes, Feather Truly yours, JOHN B. WICKERS HAM New York, FebnUry 3, 1864. ATA LANTS, at SHERMAN? A BARNES'. Liusters, EC-, ec at JEWETT'S House-Keepers' Emporium, mi 22 969 Main street From Julius Lee, firm of Lee A Walker, the TLAID MOHAIRS AND P(SlL DE CHE- "1XTAFFLE IRONS, COFr EE ROASTERS, A VKES All the new styles at SHERMAN A BARNES'. ders emanating from the Governor and notary icgg ueaters, Ualio Turner, Hasting Spoons, Ladles, Flesh Forks, fccoops, Egg Turners, T1QUA CLTH8 AND WHITK BRIL-SHERMAN A BARNES'.

LIANTS. xo-, ac, at JEWETT'S House Emporium, mrSa 259 Main street. This 1 for the 1 J'ular place of AMUSEMENT, Is now opes 1 and Winter. PLAID LLAMA CLOTHS THESE NEW and beautiful Dress Goods can be found at SHERMAN BARNEV. TVORY HANDLED TABLE CUTLERY, Jl and Rubber Handled Table Cutlery.

Also, Carvers, EW STYLES. PLAID SHAWLS THE Forks and steels A large assortment at JEWETT'S House Keeper's Emporium, mr22 VM Main trmt largest stock in the city, at very lnw prices ry lnw srices. HERMAN- A BARNES. D. Entrance IVo.

383 Main Street. OPEN EVEHTJTG. A talented and numerous Company are enraged. The performance will consist of NEGRO fiXTRAV AOANZAS, DANCES, PATRICTIC, COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL SONGS, of the highest order, laagh-able and serious PANTOMIMES. COMICAL THA.

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In all sexual diseases, as Gonorrhea, Gleet, or Strictures, and in Diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys, they act as a charm 1 Relief is experienced by taking a single box-Sold by all the principal druggists. Price $1. They will be sent by mail, securely sealed, and confidentially, on receipt of the money, by J. BRYAN, M. Dj No.

76 Cedar street, New York, Consulting Physician for the treatment of Seminal, Orinary, Sexual and Nervous Diseases, who will send, free to all, the following valuable work, in sealed Ths FrrriBTH Thousand DR BELL'S TREATISE BH HUMAN UA1WKH very well, bnt they make nothing of me. jj No 26S Washington street, near North Division street, after May 1st. Also, one Single Gentleman. DAY BOARD can be procured at the same place. Good ref PLASOOW AND KARLRTON GING HAMS Solid Plaids, Chen as, checks and Broken erecres given and required Address P.

O. Drawer VE8TIE3, MELANGES OF MUSIC, of all kinds, TO PLEASE EVERYBODY rar PRICE OF ADMISSION Parquet, 80c; Gal-leryjlSc. tST Performance to commence before 8 o'clock. naios, just receiveq. tmmnit DAitniat No 813, or enquire at No.

127 Niagara street. mr2ltf HTHE SUBSCRIBER 18 DESIROUS TO LADIES' KID GLOVES 1000 DOZEN Plain and Stitched Backs. A Tery superior Glove, J- contract for the CHEEKS OR PATES OF BUF wuicn we are ouenng at FALOKS, for the manufacturing of Glue. Parties who can supply the article, will please write, stating fea. AND I Os.

TBE PAIR. mr33 SHERMAN A BARNES. tne price ai wmcn tney will deliver at tne rt. i. u.

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JACOB BROOM. Phixabklphia, Oct. 1868. Gbbtlbmxb In reply to yonr Inquiry as to the effect produced by the use of "Hooflind's German Bitters" in my family, I have no hesitation whatever In saying that it has been highly beneficial. In one instance a case of dyspepsia, of about thirteen years' standing, and which had become very distressing, the use of one bottle gave decided relief, the second effecting a cure, and the third, it seems, had confirmed the core, for there has been no symptoms of its return for the last six years In my individual use of It, I find It to be an un equaled tonic, and sincerely recommend its use to tbe sufferers.

Truly yours, JACOB BROOM, No. 1707 Spruce street The following well known reverend gentlemen have acknowledged in writing the great benefits they have received from the use of these Bitters- Such testimony mast certainly convince the most skeptical Rev. Levi Beck, Pasier of the Baptist Church, Pemberton, N- formerly of the North Baptist Church, Philadelphia. Rev. Thomas Winter, Pastor of Roxbnry Baptist MNASIUIVII Kremlin HsUl.

In this Gymnasium, by systematic use of ths Aa tarea, the results desired by Prof Jahn, the Genus Gymnast, Prof. Ling, the Swede, and Dr. Lewis, of QHI P-OAKPKNT RS AND CALKERS riX PRINTERS ONE OR TWO GOOD Magrudw. Some seem to think there is a screw loose in one or the other official machinery Victoria Advocate, 6th. A number of wagons passed through this place this week, laden with ball and lead, from San Antonio to Washington, on the Brazos, to which place army stores are being removed for safety, in case of invasion from the Southwest.

Lagrange True Issue, Feb. 6. The Galveston Xetes learns that the jay-hawkers of Lower Louisiana are becoming tioublesome. They are pressing the arms of the country, and are assuming an attitude offensive that savors of future trouble to our authorities of that region. The Goliad Messenger of February 4 reports great mortality among the cattle.

The same paper says that several families are preparing to leave Goliad, afraid of raids of the enemy. The Corsican of Feb. 5 says: We regret to learn, in consequence of the late unprecedented cold weather, that there will be an almost entire failure of wheat crops throughout this portion of the State. On Tuesday, February 2, a complimentary dinner was given to Gen. Sterling Price, at Washington, by the citizens of that town and vicinity.

Galtbston, Feb. 17th. A terrible accident occurred on yesterday morning, near Fort Point I A torpedo, about to be deposited in the bay, exploded in the hands of John T. Barron, from Falls County, belonging to Company Cook's regiment Mr. Barron's left leg was shot off below the knee; his right hand shattered, requiring amputation his clothes took fire, and severely burned the face and legs.

The unfortunate man was sent to the hospital. He was Btill alive when last heard of. A. PRESSMEN of experience, two or three JOB COMPOSITORS, first class, and a few BOOK may find permanent situations In large Domon, are atuunea to ine run ana equal oeveia WANTED, to whom steady employment will be given st fa 60 per day, cash every week, with oppor tuntty of mhfng over lime by working nights, for which doable time will be allowed, enabling men to make very full lime. The following is a -1st of tbe timt) made by a few ornment withoutthe facts.

There is too strong a disposition in Congress and out of it catch up floating rumors respecting the departments and their agenta Mr. E. Merriam, the well-known meteorologist of Brooklyn, died on Saturday, aged 69. We understand that, after a long life of benev- i i i a- 11 1 ..1 os an ua musctes ue ooay. rut wy on Self-Abo so, Premature Decay, Impotence and Loss of Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness, Night- aua nrsi ciass jdoos anu joo rnuuag ABiaDiisument-None hat men of good habits need apply Address, 3hle open trom 11 o'clock A.

M. to F. M- BOYS' CLASS meets sts o'clock P. oa Tas days, Thursdays and Saturdays. W.

P. 8HADDKBS, ocMtf Proprietor aad Director witn references, uivu. juni; a Avutt, mrrlt22 8 Comhlll, Boston, Mass. ouip carpenters my employ ror tnu last year, from 1st of March, latwfto 1st ot March, i in us try b'dii biuidioii wuo A SITUATION WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN with first class testimonials, and basinm means of cure in the severest stages is plainly set forth. Two sUunpx required to pay postage.

O. H. P. CUAMPLIN A Druggists, Agenta for Buffalo. experience of some six years, aa Bookkeeper, Entry One man worked days do do -ti-WBX do do do do do do i.UOOii do do do do oo do do uuapyiug i DVUl Bipuwimc 11USC 111 I IJ 1 city, communications addressed to D.

Box 4SBH, will receive prompt attention. mrl9t25 THE BUFFALO Fine Arts Academy Exhibition IS NOW OPEN, AT THB ACADEMY'S GALLEBT, In ths Arcade, VERY DA Y. (ttundays excepted), front A. M. tilli P.

aad SATURDAY EVENING arssa till lov I have employed on an average daring the past year, CANAL BOATS. eiguty-inree men every wees, man wleslnir employment will please call at my office, Souh aide of Buffa WILL EXCHANGE A GOOD DAIRY lo Creek opposite ths foot of CUlcago street, near the and STOCK FARM, with Stock. Dairv and Wyii Loop's Iceland Pectoral elock. Boom a. jun tsa.

Bnffalo, March 7, 1854. mrttapT Farming Implements, ample Dwelling House, Barns, oHeua anu uuuumgB, ana nouse pamsuy rumisnes, lying on R. convenient to New York, for good CANAL BOAT or BOATS, of recent build. Season Tickets 60 cents, and good till the 19th of March, excepting the week of the Fair, (from tWiftd till the ftfth). Single admlasloa for day, 16 cents; fa SHIP CARPENTERS.

CALgCEBS AND SAWYERS WANTED To whom steady employ ment will be eiven at It 50 per day, cash everr week. spunk up to them, I tell you. I have a sweetheart, one brothes and two cousins, all ebels, and I am a rebel. I quarrel with them every time we meet, but they only laugh at me Everybody round here is taking the oath. Don't you think, Charley, the war is most ove All our lighting is for nothing, I think, bt ruin and disaster.

It may be all very well talk but, oh! Charley, how happy we might have been but for the war. Ma says that nothing will ever repay us for the suffering and desolation of hearts and homes. Yon wouldn't know Little Rock now. It seems like a strange city to me." AN INDIGNANT WITS Says: Yoo had best kum borne for the good yoo are doin' follerin' that ole fool Price about be never did hev no cense enny how an' his follerers bey less yoo better a grate site be looken ater yore wife and children." A MOTHER'S COXOLCSIOff. My dere Sun You hed better belev yore pore ole mother things is come to a orft pass in Arkansas; suthern rites is no more, everybody abut Brownsville has tuk the oat? an i think it is high tim you were home follerin there example." I have many others to the same effect, but as the thing grows tedious I will close with a chef d'ouvke Of Mrs.

Foley, who writes to Isaac, her patriotic husband of "price's infantry." "I speckt yu ajmpete must hev dide this winter the kold has ben orfuller then i ever see in my life beefour, and previsions in mity scace, i jest wish yu wood kum horn at. tend tu rasin yure off spring, prevision ant beer to be gott, spin fur evry mouthfool me ami yore inneroent babes get tu eat, noboddy wont tak Con fed munney no more fur nothing now ike' '11 jest give you a pese of say mind an that is fur yu tu kum home an' tend yore famly before they starve, you jest let the seceshers fit it out ef they want to, i hey writ yu fore times an' an't herd buf wonet i shud-dent wunder ef yu was killed now at this time uv ritin, evry boddy is going over to the feds. Yu, jest kum hum. they all take the oath and get commisaries rite oft tu ete, ef olj the fules thafs left there families an' fitein wud kum home then pese would kum rit off." But enough of this to enable to you to judge of the general tone of sentiment and spirit prevalent among the people of Arkaoss i. It is evident that they are tired of fho war BOUTMWICK.

A WOOD, mr21t38 IS Pine street. New York fell ill L. O. 8ELL8TKDT, SirperlntendenL with opportunity of making over tint by working nlghta, for which double Urns will bj alio wed, esa- Church, Pennsylvania DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE FOR Rev. J.

8. Herman, of theOersaan Reform ed Church sals toai story House, no. no wan street. Dung men to mue very itui uinc- MASON flDWELL, mrUtapll Shipyard, oppoelte foot pt Chicago 1 oience to oiuers, ue leaven to aim lauuij iuo else than a good name. Ninety-two of the one hundred and seven Union members of the Ohio Legislature have endorsed the presentment of Mr.

Lincoln as the Union candidate for the next Presidential term. The Delay in Forwarding' Kecrutts. There are now over twenty-three hundred recruits in our barracks, although they have only been opened as a distributing depot within the' last three weeks. And every day squads are eoming in, and will soon crowd the contracted quarters to suffocation. Other depots are equally crowded.

Probably no less than fifteen thousand men are today in his State awaiting transportation, while scores of Regiments in the field are dispirited because of their thinned ranks. There is doubtless a reason in this delay in sending these men forward. It is nevertheless a matter of surprise and comment. And Ihe question is often asked, why these frequent oalls for more men when those which have fceen raised, at suoh vast expense to the Counties and the State, as well as to the General Entztown, Berks County, Pa Just been finished in the best of stvld. with all Rev.

J. M. Lyons, formerly Pastor of the Columbus the modern improvements, with gas, water, and gUt FIRST RATIONAL BANK OF BUFFALO, K. CAJPIXAJL 24,000 FARM TOR SALE A 3f ARM FOB sale, of S38 seres of Land, lying in the Town of (H. and MilestowB (Pa) Baptist Charches.

Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. Editor of the Raey- paper rrom nonom top. on every story, ana porcelain paint and statuary, marble mantlepieces, Ac A very desirable location.

On easy terms. If not sold before (be first of April, it will be for rent to a first class Banninirton. Wvomimr eountv. If. T-.

one and DeiBvait4 Dspositsry, aa rinavateial clopedla of Religious Knowledge and Christian Chron quarter miles aoata of Ute Village iff uoiesvuia About 160 sores sader improvement, Good Frame uv avsuieo. uua. This Bank, with amnio icle, Philadelphia. tenant. Also for sals, a desirable Lot.

SO hv 118 feeL with a Hoase and Barn, orchard, and well, weteres with snnnoB Knm. lmnrnwd HtT iiropcrtT will 1m takm Rev. 3. H. Turner, Pastor sf Bedding M.

Church, ised and oreoared to rarvn w3L.ir. m. Cottage on it- No Swas street. Will be Philadelphia In part payment For further pecu' ars enquire of A -lYSan Cnmmn 1a TTrwt'a Kill msTdsl jpeper, make eoUecilons, and to transset Gsnaleatog basiness, at Um Bsnhlsg BoWsa sold cheap and on easy Unas. A- HENDERSON, mriHtaS No.

196 Main street, or 60 Swan street Rev. Jos. H. Kennaid, Pastor of the Tenth Baptist teaatayn tne Amernauonsi naas. I PartJcnlar attention ill tk.

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Potter certifies, "that I have used Dr. Wynkoop'a Pectoral for several years myself and in my family, for severe Pulmonary extra plaints, and have recommended it to many others, and have never seen its equal." REV. J- I. POTTER, Brooklyn, H. Y.

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Prepared by dT Wyakoop, sad sold by D. S. Barci New York. myTtttkhSi Lyon's Kathalron. ijUthslroB is tmss the Great word "KmOu, er "B-thiOro," signifying to riwnr.

rejuvenate ad restore. Tli articia is wst its Bsmesignifies. For preserving, Mutwisr snd bassnfvinr the human hair ills tasssost Dividing- tbe State of Xeuneuee. From the Chattanooga Gazette, March 13. The Nashville Times publishes the call for the Nashville-Greeneville Convention and asks: What is np? Does East Tennessee intend to separate from rebellious Middle and West Tennessee, and organize a separate State la West Virginia? We would not be surprised if this should happen.

We are not authorized to announce the intentions of the gentlemen who may attend the meeting on the 16th, nor can we say what their action may be, but we can and will say that there is a deep seated determination on the part of the loyal people of East Tennessee to sever the political ties which have long bound them to "rebellion" Kiddle and West Ten- YARD, Bern, Ccnrch, and Bank. paper in this city std vicinity, sod correspondents msy rely apoa ths Btmost vigilases for, and attcaHioa to their interests where Billa of Lading or other sera- Gertsaatown, Pa. two Stores on Main street. Rev. Warn.

Smith, formerly paster of the Vincent mr21 PICKERING A OTTO. 87 Pearl street. PALK A Lot, iw nee on Alien ionnwsa eor-JaaAner of Park street, will sold cheap sad on easy terms. Will sell la lots to suit purchaser. For further particulars, inquire of ths sderslgBed, at the Counting Boom of this paper.

-mrl7 JAB. WARREN. Town and MlQviile (N. Baptist Churchea. Rev.

Lawrence W. Bates, Editor Methodist Protes the day of payment. DDZKCTOESt i -A. T. Kackiaar, Geo.

W. Tiflt, L. Tllsaptea. tant, BeltimOT, Mc HTH INDIANA QUICKKTXP A BEAU-XX TIPUL piece, embellished with handsome like Dm of Col. Den Maeseley, to whom It is dedicated.

Composed by Habert J. Bchonscker. Price cents. Sent by mail, postage netd. on receipt ef tae (vice.

A We eoald add many others to this list did spaes VTOTICK THE COPARTNERSHIP HERK-TO TORE existing between the uAiersttrnad, sn-dortka same of Kitt ahsidoa. has ifeen asssoWd bv limitation. The business of the eteeern will 1 permit. Thomas Brown, Albert feherwood, Abra'at Aiuaaa. supply of the above just recdvedby IXR CO A.

T. BLACKMAH, Presidant. w. Doirruu wra settled by M. h.

Kit. M. L. KITT. riWiw.

Large sine (holding nearly double quantity) tl per bottle bstf-aossB mrjl TOSia i Dated March 14. A. SHELDON. Small else, 76 cents pecbottls, half dosea. 4 Thsandenlgced will eoatfame to transact General VOLUNTEERS Tne people of this section, lono: before th ance bswtseea, at ths office occup' by ths late firm, and representing some of the BwSvawo CfArf0ia, See that the aignsture of fC R.

Jacksoa is oa tbe A FEW MORE GOOD KEN TO TWl my Company for ths Ninth Army Corps aadsr neessna mot relt specially solicits a best snd mot roll- revpee rjui; FLOUR SNOWFL AKK, Sl.NBEAM, Marshall Mills, and other choice brands of Family Flour, on kacd. WM LAVERACK, mr21 Cheqneqpd Store. 302 Washington street. RACKED WHEAT PUT UP Iff fTBJl poand bags, for laiaayBsa WILLIAM LA VERA CX. mrg Chsfjterea1 Store, 803 Washington street--' able Companies in the State, wvernmem, are kept tor mouths cooped an lt tie barracks here and elsewhere.

i There appears to be a serew loose somewhere. Bnt just where, we are unable to gases. Hundreds of men have been, for sereral days, for departure at his depot But orders issued have been each day countermaad-vedr as if those at the head of suoh affairs were In as great a quandary as their subordinates and toe men themselves. We suppose there is a necessity for this delay but the effect of it is bad. Our people, to secure enlistments, have pound oat money like water and they are willing to continue to do so.

But they want to feel that their liber- allty and labor are made available. If men are wanted, they are wanted in the field, not fire hundred nules away from danger. And if they are not wanted, their aerrieea eould he M- KITT. M. EL wraooer of eaea bottle.

uoersi paironag- J. i Ho. 1 Mala stress. np (Hairs. jsarrwnpi WUgmmt Bamtla Sboald joai seal est araggm nt save me arucie, as i Call at Hssd-Qaartera.

NO. mrv nrron-s i' ,111 si be fMaT wilfc say Iocbobw pnpsnogas ia tirs- LIEtlT H. DA. 1 ronarkabis preparation ia the world. It is agsia owned and put so by ths erigjsal proprietor, sod is wtth ThVsams cSreTakTlTand ettanaoa COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE THE UN-J DER8IGNED have this day former! a Copartner.

Wp sader the name and am of wiitm A Barley. Wholesale and Retail Dealers te Paper Hanging, 73 MaU street. Bofialo, March 8, JBSevf TU CK WH KAT QBXMJHD.V AI. WAYS on hand. WM- LAVSKACK aval Osensesed Store, aid Washington which gave it a sals ef over ens million bottles pet FBECa II(TinGl war, bad just cause of complaint against the people of Middle and West Tennessee in the aggregate.

Every occasion was embraced to beep est oar heads contumely and reproach. We have been taunted for our poverty, and floated for our alleged ignorance. We have been, sneeringly told that we were pecuniarily a burden to our fellow-citizens on tbe other side of the mountains, and that we were, socially, a disgrace to the State, For many years, we were never permitted to have a Chief Magistrate chosen from our section, and would not until this good had not tbe necessities of the Democratic party compelled them to make a candidate out of the only nan. in tbe State that they could elect Andrew Johnson. GEO.

Vf. WHITE, rTORNHKAJOr THE BEST QUALITY, 1.1 a Is most aebtml Hair ftjasmg. ersdioatss scarf and dsndroa. bama thai bssd cool latdatB. Memphis Bulletin of the 11th says aa increased revenue tax of two cents per poand, together with the amount of took hand; and the reported weakness in tbe North, era market, bas depressed cotton.

The market closed, last evening, with a decline of four cents on previous No sales are reported, but prices may be qtloted at 0ic for middling to strictly middlUifo and 6263 for good Large quanflties of forage are eotnlna- late' Cairo, and are daily examined few fts flmnJ avn. ptiUiii. satft OheitiKreaBtoOTWae rward, aeearety )si ey iissssi PIOTOTAL OFlCR AMD MAJiTrr ACTOJTY, jgm Areai Street, PHIIaXPBIA, HsrressMi to CM. Jacksoa Far sale by SPENCER BUIXTMORB, -WbnjesaifeatvjUis. sCgngdo.

max the hair rich, soft and glossy. a FOB SALE BUCK AND Lot, by 100 feat, east aids sf M-gaa attsst, fi feet N. of Hams If takst.asuX. wl made available on our farms and In Otjr work- -V dtlzena of th.t I. 'r rnOE )UBCKIBKH WOUL9 BKTUKN thanks to th pablis lor their liberal patroness, hopisK to merit a ouatisnasee, tartUns; attastiaa to his stock Of Family Medidses, Parate, Oils, Window It prevents tas aatr trom auas iw mi wins; yaw SesWsssaJreMbBid beads.

Zsy aadyer ceatlssWwaovsiaesabsaatnU seas. IrJLZSiJiA Eathairaav It is kaowasad fer tLSQO. Also, Ma. rZ Psrk Pises Lot 60 lv fseL with troitoa ths 6th of Anrfl. he will be prepared rW ssamrieat story Weed Dwellm.

bsit wasa I PAINTTN fll TTTlfftnffs nee pa, j-snuicry, jr. nee, oid fey an re asd tnrosvaaMjasMiaad II lines Tlisslel floods. Articles, Ac, at the ment Inspectors, -on account of adultermtima spwsauM Sestets. JOiTMA MAXJTjEi A ncMSOta I his was Dcioce to war. WtsdMste sar9mts11n a 4.

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