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The national Republican., 1861-12-27
GENERAL OHDER.

GENERAL ORDER.
NAVY DEPARTMESr, Dec. IS. 1864
The Navy Department has r. rendezvous for shiu q.
ping men Ut each Of tn, following places:
Portsmouth. New Hampshire
Boston I'D New Bedford Massachusetts
New York.
n iladei hia and Erie, Pennsy lvsna
baltimore, Maryland; aud
: Washington, District Of Columbia.
Seamen, ordinary seamen and landsmen who "a
pass the usual surgeon's examination bv presentioj
themselves at the rendt zvous are thei residence
with an official certificate from he city or town
clerk sigmfying thai they ave residents u, d II, W
expires ed desire to leave to enter the wy will
b received on the following terms:
lst An allowance of three Gems mile for ,ravel
ing expenses
Cd. An advance Of nrse moLths to seamep and or
dinary seameB, and Of t,oD months to landsmen
Sd Fermis. lon I, leavs an allotment of half pu,
to their families, to commence the date OF th.Ir en-
listmert
18th. To go on beard hip in tn ir ordinary cloths
where an ou'it will oe furn'shed aud charged as
per list, beilg he pre3ent Iricus viz,
The national Republican., 1861-12-27

THE OVERLAND
OYSTER EXPRESS COMPANY
l. new prepared to furnish Restaurants, Hotels.
SSqu.iess, and Priya'e Families with
in cans of all sizes I'm
The Oysters arrive daily freeh from -
me waters OF the Chesapeake Bay, and are Of the
best quality
Inc company invites the patronage Of the deal. rs,
ana the public In general, and guarantees prompt
attention to all orders.
O. onlGe-s Market Space, (Avenus House } between
Seyene aud Eighth Strssb
dec 2-lp
The national Republican., 1861-12-27

T. Miss THOMPSON will open oar new eD
styles Of all and Winter Millinery on Thur x
day, the 8lst inst.
lic gene ally invited and an examination solicit
ed At our Fancy and Millinery store \ O. ale Penn
sylvania avenue, between Ninth atd Tenth streets
oct 20 HUTCHINSON MUNRO
The national Republican., 1861-12-27

q Il. LEWIE. n. d..
~ Dental surgeon,
OFFICE No, 246 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Batocen Hce!fh and Thtrteenn Streets,
WARRINGTON CITY,
Respectfully tenders bis professional services to
the public Having had On extensive practice In
Philadelphia he feels himself fully competent to dis
charge his duty in every case hioh maybe presented
to his care.
Dr. L. has secured the right TO use the new improve
ment, patented by Drs. a: N; j. L. Asay, Of Phil.
adelphia, for fastening artificial teeth to gold silver
or platlna plates which preo udes the possibility II
saliva foreign mater ais secreting between them
at the same tiae rendering the operation more firm
natural and Of mare utility TO the patient, dispens
ing with the ordinary modes Of fastening, by rivet
ing soldering which often the sprinp ing
Of plates and consequently an imperfect adaptation
to the mouth.
Ho would respectfully invit. the public to hi, ofloe
To examine this improve meat TO do so IL to be
vinced Of Its superiority over all methods heretofore
used.
The dental prof. ssion Ia also invited to call and
examine Its merits and utility.
Alec, dentists can be furnished with teeth Of al
kinds, at less price than they can be bought elae
where nov a-tf
The national Republican., 1861-12-27

I'M. LOCK WOOD continues the Prao-
~ tice Of Dentistry. In the Washington Building
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street
Having praetieed in the south nearly mx,een year
he feels insured that he can give ea,sfaoton to Hy
that may call.
Teeth inserted on uLoArIrx, RunBER, or Coin
PLATE, Chloroform administered when desired
aug 1-6
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
n RUSP CTUS OF THE WEEKLY
L NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,

TIE undersigned commenced, in the month of
December last, the publication, In this city of
weekly newspaper, called the National Rspus.
t,CdI..
II is printed on large sheet, twenty seven
by forty two inches, and ia furnished At the los
prices stated below.
It will contain all tho original matter of the
daily National Republican, with the exception
of local nsws no, interesting to country sub
scribsrs.
It will give full reports Of the proceedings Of
Congress, and Of the other departments Of the
National GoverLnsnt
1t viii contain all the news of the day, foreign
and domestic, markets, &c., &C., AS well as an
original correspondence from all parts Of the
country. The miscellaneous department will
receive special attention, and, In all respects,
the effort will be made to establish the oharac.
ter of the National Republican, as Family
Wsshngton osinE now the central pon, of
the current military operations, great attention
will be paid to furnishing the readers of the
National Republican with full, and especially
with accurate, accounts of the progress Of the
war for t.e Union.
In politics, the paper will No Republican, sus.
tanning the Adninissfsucn of Mr.. Lincoln, but
dsclaim!nf, however, any prstension to be the
organ Of the President.
The Is no other Republican paper In, the Dis.
triot of Columbia, or in the yisini,A " It, and
It is believed that rsnent Events have opened 10
such a pspSr An important sphere Of useful
effort. The time has come, when the actual
administration of the Government upon Repub
llcan principles will explode the misrepresen.
tations which have made thoae principles 30
distasteful to the South,
But it is not enls hefs, and in this vicinity,
that the protectors Of the, Nattohal Republican
hope to make i useful 70 the whole Country
they offer ieHrnai y hicn will discuss national
politics from national standpoint, and wlrioh
will never be swerved from patriotic duty by
any overp0wering pressure OF local interest.
'rERMQ nh STJQCrpJpTInN
The national Republican., 1861-12-27

GERMAN ii ADQUARTERS
FOR SENDING
Money to Germany
And all Parts of the Country.
Holiday presents per Hamburg stSamer Of the Both
November,
ls Market Space
- sign Of the German Flag -
nov 29-u
The national Republican., 1861-12-27

DO seamen ......,.......,.......i5 do
Do ordinary seamen go; ........,ll do
DJ landsmen 80, " ,,,,,, - 10 lu
And food found
NO Ia" d.man viii be allowed TO take the ben. n;
Ot this regu alton uh) has not been f ur nlunlhs III
on ,he lake. rivers
GIDEON WELLE1
dec 2S-eo6t Secretary Of tho Navy.
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
CLOTHING, &o

CENTLEMEN's READY-MADE
" . IL q ~ FL Z NJ C|
Our present assortnont Of Gepcmeu's Rord} d.
made Clothing offers 10 citizens and strangers "a'.
ing an immediate outfit, superior Inducements, "9l
and bisipcss Garments and Overcoats, IN all yats.
ties Fine Shirts aud Under. clothing Of all sii'h-,
Kid and other Gloves OF hest quality ScHris, ic-,
Cravats, Stocks, Hosiery, &c, &e All of wbia" We
are Offering at our usual low prices.
e. Clothing made TO order In the nlosi .piN ar
manner. WALL, STEPiENS u
mar 27-tf 322 Pennsylvania @vcnr
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
5Ok rRK CuRlG on

DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION
Weakness or Debility, Flstuiency and Nausss,
Loss Of Appetite, Nervousness, Liver Com
,laints, Bilious Fevers, and all Diseases
# the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels.
at n PREVENTIVE fok FEVER AND Aaus.
vaEsE sInras ARE NUT souAllsp.
The national Republican., 1861-12-27

(NAs FIxTURES.-Ws have in ore, q nd
" daily receiving, GAS FIXTui.rr OF en-
tirely patterns and designs and finish, superior
In style any thing heretofore offered in this market
We Invite citizens generally to call and examine our
stock Of Gas and Water Fixtures. feeling confident
that we have the beet selected stock in Washington
All work In the above line intrusted to our care
will be promptly attended TO.
MYERS h McGHAN,
mar .V-sm No. 3To D street.
The national Republican., 1861-12-27

Whss y ssEscsy, 2:,7,s,.srs, oo.o.
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
InPORTANT TO INVnNTONs.-eOBERi

TMPORThNT TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
L VI. FENWlCK date Man, ger nf the Washing.
ton Branch Office OF the Scientific American Pa'a.t
Agency Of Meesrs. Mum Co and toi more than
ten years of1cially connected with said fT3, an 1
with experie1oe Of foteer yrafs IL every branch
RESTING tn the Patent Ofos. aud the interest Of In
veutorr)
COUN5ELLOK AND PATENT A ENT.
OE!ca In WGIhiugt ton, d c., northeast corner OF
S.verth and streets saoond story, directly oppo-
site the Patent Once.
From Hon. Charles Mason, Iais Com nts.
Si6rer Of Patents.
WAsHTsaIow, q. c., Oct, 4, 1850
Learning that r. W Fenwiok, Esq, Is about to
open AZ ofce In This city as Solicitor Of Patents,
Gentleman Of iasve exsr;cues sneh p msts,s as n,
prompt and accurate business habits, AMI Of un
doubted integrity As auch, commend him to the
inventors Of the United States,
u,ay "a CHARLES MASON
The national Republican., 1861-12-27


When Club of subscribers has been TOR.
warded, additions may be made to 1t On the
same terms. It is NJ, necessary thst the sub.
scribers to Il Club sbpn.a receiye their papeys
at the samo post once.
Money may be forwarded by mail, at our
risk. Large amounts can be remitted In drafts
on Boston, New York Phila. elphia, or Balt.
more; smaller amounts in gold, or In notes OF
solvent banks Address
W. J. MURTAGH 4 CO,
Washington, d. Q.
ss- The daily National Republican ia pub.
ished every morning Sundays eXoepted) a,
1856 per annun, in advance,
The national Republican., 1861-12-27

ChAL PHOPDs "re invited till The
- iohdly si January, 1862, at IL o clock, IN Tor
supgiy ing III Government with BEEF CATTLe
ihe Cattle to BE- delivered at Harril burg, ham.
bersburg, or YORK r. nnsyl as soon after the
18th day OF March, 1862, a. the Government mry di
rect The government will receive, under this con
iditional number up 10 lV 900
Zach lot OF cattle delivered shall average at least
900 pounds gross weight and DO animal will be
received which weighs lees Than 900 pound, sross
weight
GOvernm, reserves TO itself the right 10 nav in
reasury notes, and 10 reject any bid fvr any cause
No lid will be entertained unless the bidder is pres
int 10 respond.
The bid. 10 be directed to Msj A BECKWITH
= s. A, Washington, d. c., and endorsed
opOsa for Feet" y.
PORN Did.
! a br do hereby propo.e 10 deliver TO the Gov
efnmtn, good Beef Cattle on the hoof Tor - per
hugdred pounos gr KS weight The cattle to be
driVsred AT -, according TO the terms Of the en-,
T.osea adV.rtis.InenI he cattle TO be weighed on
the scales and The weight 40 determined TO be the
pnrcha'e weight hereby agree to give a good and
tuthei n bond for the iuIiiinent oT the g IN ract
%uu receive Ire su'y noteR or other Government
:" P"S "eht iJr the cattle dec25-td
Mr. App Ma DADEP
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
OFFICIAL.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at The Second Session Of the Thirty
sCrenth Congress.
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
DENTISTRY.
rIyEETIsI TEETH

L. NJ. LOOMS, M. d.,
The inventor and pateutee OF the Mineral -"
Teoth attends personally ai his ofnoe In ths otsy
Many persons con wear these teeth who cannot
wear othere and person can wear others who car.
not wear these.
Pcrsons calling At my of,oe can be aeoommoda tod
but 10 thosc who are particular and wish the purrs
oeanes strongest and most perfect denture that art
can prodnce, the Mineral Plate will be more fully
warranted
Rooms in tbi, city-No sss Pennsylvania avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streete, Also, so1 a rob
street. philadelphia. marls-Iy
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
GAS FITTING.
~ w. sooDALL,
". PLunaBDR,
GAS AND STEAM FILTER

SEA Ssren'h ST., near Canal Bridge, Washington.
All orders executed at the shortest notice, in tn
ruost substantial manner and on reasonable ie,ru.
Personal attention given to every department Of tn
business nov 20
The national Republican., 1861-12-27

Mr. RAPP Nc PAPER
s1is - tkis Omss.
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
\ r.w AND BEAITIEUL.
AGO NINTH STREET.

N
FOR
faF!ors, BED Rooms, Nestibulcs
Dinlng Room, and Ceilings
GO Id BAND
and other yles Of
WINDOW SHADES
Sha'e Linens and Trimmings
Ictu Loop, TaSsels and Cores
Shade Cords and Tdssels
MATTRESSES AND CUSHIONS,
of all descriptions made to order
UPHOLSTERY WORK AND PAPER HANGING,
IN oil lis various style, executed promptly at the
o. Loued OssiHe Prices -an
STORE StAD. 5 MATEAyp l. TTyRtp
81 Terms Cash L. j. ROTHRO,
drc ia aw3S IStlrl
, 1861-02-15

- : from tho New York Tribune.l
= some fiyd ytarz since tho people Of a, thrifty
*fflhge IN southeFn0 Ohio were very much Scam.
dalIzed by the conduct OF the wife Gf their
: Myor {weste1n villages always have nanIoTs,)
WHO eloped with M actor attnched to an iuner-'
anttheatricaf troupe that vtsite the place The
mayor pnrsued and overlook Hs wife, prom1s,
and heart II she would discard the actor Size
YVES quite deaf to his entreaties, utterly refused
to have anything more to do with him. She
had imbibed an uncomfortable passion for
spangles, blue fire aud reckless adventures from
the blood-1Airsty twoshilllng literature of the
dig, mud fanclcd TINT She would be very happy
with the fascinating impersonator Of ihe .bIi-
gands, corsairs aud cheerful people Of that
Sort upon the mimic estage,. The, unhappy
mayor: returned to his home md people, and,
III order to drown his domestic sorroWB, dash-
ed into the political sea u ith headIong impetu-
osity. He served sevefA successive terms IN
the State legislature, md even ran for Con-
gress. but from the unexpected circumstance
votes than himself, he lost the Opportunity .of
distinguishing himself In Washington. ....,.,,,
"A few EVENINGS since, being in the city, tho
gentleman wankered 'Intd Bowery concert
saloon, wlsero comic Bongs Of 6Ipeularjy
dreary character are sung; where women ;xho
might be 1nucl, better th1n they arc, bull who
certainly could not be much worse, danec
: with:a serene indifference to :propriety, and
where men and boys copgregate to drink. and
smoke, and (as they with ghastly sarcasm tarm
'it} "en]py themeelVes+", The principal dEdn-~
:s4ss Of tho establishment WIS the gentleman's.
.long1ost wife.-:SThey recognized each other;
was us:Astrong- as eyer, and he again received
, 1861-02-15

Skating Tf&ms.r
} Ta'Mo1trsa the akasfnE Fohd Is roof I'd ovsr,
80 as to prevent It being covered with sndw.
It is lighted ut night, and the band Of the c.
nadian Rifles generally attend. :Thealnqies fEp,,
squcnt II, wearing short dresses, looped up Tot
Tas ID Be out Of tlie way, and Turkish tronssra:
! Askatlng match, cauo of at NTetton, T A., !,
L.; afaw days: since, *between ME- n. Bliss,
Of Taunton. and III Indian from 1s1o9s ! ehsad
Tx, III y; j.; rMeBA4ss 4 :7Tha:
distance Was Are MILE, md The 4lmetWo him
ntes and a4411zz aa441z seconds per: mils,i he Indian:
led for the first three miles. =
The Rochester Democrat states that;on: :
Tuesday Of last week, Mr.. James Jones Of
Rochester, gentleman who has passed ihis?
.i1heth year, skated from that city to HOLE, j
The ne1t dny he returned to Rochette1 on
:skates. rs he tWent, having IN company hi
eerand d+on fe1lo1r .oD1ytvelvsy yeaiS
age and a<51nang ,artIst 7of Rochester,. .1The,
distance is txsnt9 sl :1vp. miles and III three
.tn7sle1 ska4sd it,ln two hoafs md nineteen;
minutes. -s:1--s...'
The N. 7. Clipper states that the fastest
mile In skzttingg was mnde by VIM. Clarke; at ?
Madison, Wis, in i minute So seconds 1a1so,
sthnt :Georgs Seward ID -safd TO hare accom-,
'tlshed thin r. mites one HON. z.'r;:
NsvsX XofkG:. Hzaza says i skattnE,:
match thas been nade. between Fuller Of 8os-
:ton;and EngleEb bf Nsw Jetaey;;t for $500 SIDE !:
seResttsa cone M Sthe g y! mst Fl 1lo s
II sa1t. :: -e1s14a .ss-- il. 1T a-s
Morgan and 1adywere present:'
1as grand akatin; car ival Il. Albany last
rnesday ! evening" l:':- 80! sse ~ ~ - =
a.- ~ 4 AskateF Of thlrtx yea4sS sSezperienee; vha:
hes taught his children 1n3a fortnight, writesi
the following directions - 't,s ~ T.
~ :: ValkIb ea the tef crossing he let
who can only run forwarda oh The 1nside edge, !
Il TREY wish 't1 become proficient Walk. tn;
paces s4orEnrds, crossing the one foot oyer the
: other at every pdce,, and then walk tho same
line backwards, ctossing the ont foot behipd7
tho other at every paceS Fou: Eiu get lqll Or
twoat first bnt Inn 1eR'lessons YOU Will find; =;
that you can do vithout them: As soon; as this :
lis accomplished With moderate :facility, still :
.adhering to tho crossing the feet, which fs the
whole secret, let the foot follow the skateI and
.you will find that yuu are, .iusensibly a. It.
:vtrr, rolling both backwards aud forwards on;
tho outside edge::a1t is + simple t1nth and, q,
mechanical ceTtainiy7a -, ,-the1eG once ctossea,
the skate on eacl foot can only rest on the
outside edge aud the balauce of the body In
that position has been learnt, st':1,,,.'
, 1861-02-15
TIE Wnx-oF-zHE LATE MARY P. Tows

TIE WmoE- zHE LATE MARY 2. TowH-
sESD.-1he will Of the late Mnry P. Townsend
Of Boston l,as been presented for probate Her
principal bequest1s to the Home for the Belief
Of INDECENT Females. She gives $50 600 for the
erection of additional buildings upon the estate
in Charles street, and $50 600, . the income Of
(which Is to be applied to. the support OF those
females who, in legal phras eology, arc called
.spin5ters., or single !women.", She says, IN
her Testament, that. she helonga to the sister
lGod, aud il J, in duty bound, as she has the
means, to.prpeure .them; g. Rhelter from Hthe
Worlds; dread laugh,n and. e. quiet ;home.
The recipients are to be such as arc reduced
by. poverty, not crime; to be Americans, and
born OF American parents; they arc to be Of
the rlrtuous poor of this description,
who are single from choice or necessity,
To the Bethesda Society she gives 1900: j:
the Massachusetts, Bible Society 5000; tho
Massachusetts, Congregational Society $500 :;
the 8enmen's.A Aid Society. &, ,O0o.s She gives,
sin trust, to the Hons In Channfng street, con-
dnc,ed by Harriet Ryan, 20 000; which IL. to
be paid to the Homo whenever 1t shall become
Incorporated. To the President and Fellows
Of Harvard College, for the: benefit Of iudi-
gent schoiars,s &c, COO. To the Colonization
Society, 5000: Tothe Class Fund Of the class
OF :.lSG3, $4,000: She :has annually given
handsome donation to the fund for the benefit
Of the INDECENT members 7of thfs4 class, Of
Which her brother, the late Alexander Towns
end, WINS a member. The Sewing Circle Of
West Boston Church $500. The Rev. Dr..
Dewey, Of the New South Church, where the
attended church, s., 900. To Rev. Dr. Francis,
. Professor In the Divinity School, ut Cam:
bridge 1E$5, ,000--< -ts,7 ::@. - ~
, 1861-02-15

:: and .A-Anu1A0Euc1nR
!: J.: = :;G ;: II ts4c:sEWlNo aAAcHiNEs.'
TAa1aAHT &c BAnR's PATEHT.
..a az .s u oaa sssa
gasa s9SsE S1nVkE T1E R4FkF FkFEfft Fftks e
a1ME IL 40 81 nlsass selling Or us,nE snem arc
= e 81 !.
s e e 51 es
IL: s:ss 8 safSs Fl faE 81
s,.e 6, xa.sns saia Go s9s
III e1f1a .aesso1 &C.! aasiis. -
sae e
s.: e =; Z;
ssEs sna non ~ 45f as Sd y i e 20 .
ssa xhss1 a. ss q Tssssss e aaialy %
e aaa xs = - se9nssa.ed
u teasca i resot rams sasiJ 20 ~; A h9sss sta,
s3;e'y :sgsE r. =;
sas SIS sss .sssa g @ asasts s
sa.ea &c aatea:t bs<n ~ g ssppy io de.3as e.
ss9 aEa|
as d. xt.1d 70 prodnss ndeW nsss5 an1o4 III s1T ~
s,ne EGo 4 inte1rzt+d {n the great la
SaVfnE AAt.lncA whether they Wteh 70
fersa ptss'tpay. 1a!eal:5 20 '.nef:e g
sssss e. ss ;a s,9s S9Ra3sss q 's: s:
o1f successors. tepEs.sntinE that our m.san1 gs5s
Ri ~ pIace:. No on1y sell orr cWn naatdtne4 1aE
- i Fn7H Pstent Aa1 .te ehs sole proppeSoss Ia
c''.. = -, u. OOAkKL14 & CO., 80
= = rust 0dce Boz q. Ed5casn, NJ
Ean IL Is laka Hlea. Iup-ststsAl - dszsd72e80
, 1861-02-15
T1lPORTANTtJT0> BUILDERS
i75t:ssiJAmEs tmeUAMmON,. :.,ss :.,,.,

e.aal etFtett et Aaaai q; St.;
~ 81 :: :cHIcAa0 ,::... !! ~: ::
4ad dea1sr Il ID Kinds ii Wood Mould,
tefn, Circular Mouldng1, &oJ EadIu1 Wood T1Ff Ing
Il % - nr4neaes s15l ss1sax1ad Ctsbte@ Bf.Ekss
ters and EeEsls On hand md EaAde o. order; sair
iatlinE aud HfAcksts P!anns md AatehnE And sax.,
ing iona to cytef III tho best Atha shortest
nedce; 'Fs1cs Fc<@tx Particular attention Eiven 20
AnE p{derx ftun tho country tora an4-An Of the.
Dressed lumbar 1usd nm disp.tca. sna sllRped .
fofe f1 pafsassinS nsotsa + - Good
eAssat tor WIZ. 3. HILLS Justly eelehrated w.
! e.iGov KRnINa w ALtvEs, IL; !!
.Fofste.m EuEthez w.Ftaatsdto trIaAes 10 poaoa
;ttasee4 Ssna tor G5sa.a5.l :.s, 10 q, i11
, 1861-02-15

-, ". EHIkEEP6 q Coz
Agents 4of Chicago, Once No. 4 Clark
, 1861-02-15
Ia G:satext Facilities ofa5ed in thu Pro*s
t1cn and spsedy GsanspMatno Of
TfY3 Rtyetr
CHICAGO & NORTHWEST

- DIRECT ROUTE
NsdIs r. dEIos9sa @ Ee.nt m fsserrs J.ae.,i1e, aszn T.
GEeen Bay, BERTH. iepon. r cro,ee 1t Paul &c
IN and ane1 Monday, November 18th, isel trim
Day E1nes-s2S Noon - -
1s.ninx E1pssss-s-1b = = above points
GED.L L. DEN LAS.. SUR rfnrs,.,Cn4
Y. De MEIT ECHzY9pX. EknT TtcIef Asst - neis Il
, 1861-02-15
sTSHEa DNEY gPRERARATI0N:
} '15aAE5 kTHl1ssHAgtE IS T. :.
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS., r.,
Ard gru1s n10re and moro popular ssop days
19rtrr-rHR rfr1 npgTuf1.. / .1fs1tr

nAu1x C1zn. Mich. Dee. 21sE 1sa1 :,
sssc LII uaed Siaa a1 Taptio1 he9da Me0o:
srs IS
auei1sk hx14I teen able 70 do,
:as Ss d r.
Hodges aInnos cent lind ueafth fnf Afwo
dollar bottle Of ny Hair RestorxsFe About p
t2.,eEsa Z:
apiaek Snou9h aho -eon1a3 n IN orcr se
would snlisiy sad ps.as1eei.1: III ~:
tou1 ~ pesseyetr IN lis u16 and nsssHut ,of
@aia g an g
dsels5:aea9st fs.aia . e s6oss ~ - aads
sae 1'eeT I! "a sss taseeF'sse susAnHAnK1sB
:; :a,t:=s7e leeonnz4 Ecbas CO Ind Feb FL
s19s 1;fa
e e. I ss aqh a
part q y s9ap mos entirely St1atot hsEosaFa
tnG at thu Fru7ininF pni1ioa !rpon thealda1
8 S. 81 g. s. sa:a tssH sse
es.axs G
ny mort intmate weIe 10 ~
3 I1toasa .nxt1 apnaIostsen 10 ths ans ifm paI,1
non !aem 81. ~ ID eeaia axsin 81 srssossd f@ss
.. d ht6e1Mter or the5eaz1s0 soar RestosaNss
4;ds| e nc pI =
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a Genial Notice OF Emerson.

(From tho: Literary Notices Of the Atlantic
:, !, :. .;:% ~Monthly.]:
: II Is singular fisct, that Mr.. Emerson is tho
most steadily a:trectlve lect4reF in, America.
Into that somewhat cofd-WateIish region a1-
-veuturefs- of tbs ,senEation kinh.como down
now and then wlth a, splash, to become dis1e:
garded King Logs before tle next season.
But Ar:-Emerson always draws 4 lecturer
now Tor Bome time Nkn a quarter Of q century,
ono OF tho pioneers Of the; ;lectnring system,
the charm Of bis voice, This MANNER and -his
mattar has never lost Its powet'over bis earlier
ed ss ut SRs s psT SPss Y IL
undentaads they takaop txnst, snd listen; say
PE;Iin s;anay,i II : - : -: ::
, 1861-02-15
Product :of tho S11I spr1n8sef Penn:

e -, From inc y. =. 1hdepe1deht.I
: Probably, not less THAN poo wGlla have been
. commenced within thirty: :milea about Titus
sNhe during the last eighteen rnonthsi and pro,
l,ab1y not over 200 are as yet at all successful.
Many hare. been abandoned, but d very 14ge.
number are still In. progress, Witlt mora Of less
encouraging sigma. :: Notwithstanding q con:
slant and STEADY: increase iu the supply Of the
oil, such has been the demand that thu price
was never higher than at the present moment,
and every gallon finds as ready eale at its value
as California gold dnkt-: ~ =; -. -
'oif rcgiens It the Tylst: !Maeh:of lie iii goes
down Tie Allegheny to- Pntsburgh,iye the fol-
lowing statement Of the Quaptlty passing over
The Snnbury z: Erie Railroad Will give aon1e
paFtiA1: idea, Of the Tapid idlty with which this
source OF Tight and II ealth d Developing:
, 1861-02-15

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