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What time the har1y peasants sate,
On Urls rock 1p close dlyxH,
And winged the arrow sure A. fate,
That REc4rtajred the fffbtk of Ul&1,' ~

Loud eheers.I American liberty is the pro
uuct Of the highest political inselligeaca Of
modeR times, working in the freast field, cast
ad1ih from al European ties by the madness
Of IN arbitrary Minister, blinded to al cir
cuustances Of time and place; II that fabric
should b. destined to fall-aa I'LL I firmly bo-
lieEe II Will not in our day, nor At any early
day-the whole world must feel the shock.
and al tho civilized parts Of the earth might
be clothed in mourning, II they, only under.
stood the va1ne OF WHIT they had lost fCheers. ]
am told there are seterA American citizens
here present. I Was not before aHare Of the
fact; but II there -arey beg for them to take
tIom M, u one of the public men Of this
Pfoviace, taat 20 far Is I'm avare, with but
feE unan1uentsal exceptions, the prss aud
the people Of CauAdA arc anxisusly and. sin
cerely desirous that they maJ be able soon to
settle thesf domestic troubles, and thst tho fu
ture courso Of their Confederation may ho as
ffea iron monarchisl dangers - i has been
5hI1the1fo, aimee the asys Of Warrington.
, 1861-08-03

An English Vessel Boarded,
[Per Nurthera Lfght.l
New YoR9, Aug 2.-The Pansmar Szar re-
ports that an English vessel was overaanled
and boa1ded On the 11th bya Southern priVa-
teer in latitude PALS, longitude 60:10.
, 1861-08-03
PERSONAL


Ine 81 raul lnihA-l t7sss says mr' r. r.
"lleon' special agent OF the Treasury Depart
nent' has picked up $2h745 among the lame
DUCKS OF the Late administration connected
with land ofaces fhereabouts. Mr. Wilson
has been in the service during FIVE admins
tzationa. J..
-horatao n. Gatee, well known in com,
mercial c1rc1ee Il leading ship owner On the
lakes, died at Oberlfn. 0h1n. IN thu s1 at u3t
Es r, 60 D-e- r., @""'
aHeeo o. Els REMOVED 70 oostlan HON CieVe-
land about year ago,
u~:,1,.-u p..a.u f..
"ausm u. A@AoA1' io1 1oo1teen Year,
.oennheo win me hassosy and growth u u"
fanl, Afnn.' and At one time owning real a.
tate N and nea1 inc elt1 valued It a million
ool1ats' o'eo AZ e. faai On inc ooin ult, :
wrecked hin beyond recovery.
The inquiring minds of his fellow towns.
men at Battle Greek, MicA., - 10 the facts in
the case Of Quartermaster Barton Of the and
Richardson'e) regiment arc now satisfied By
1dslces from Washington. that he haa re-
signed. and Ia thersfore -,ehtfn1,v tr,v-,,nr in
the West, showing tho h,.nt.t that xra. ri
d1ed hraind him st ~. 49, t.,tt,. ~ MN.
, 1861-08-03

From the Philadelphis Press, July 31st.1
When Col Bslisr's Twenty first ReEtm ent
Of Psnnsy14aEia Volunteers arrived in this
city On Monday night, they marched to the
mander, al ThiFteecth and locust streets, aud
there halted. Gen. Patterson stepped out in
full Uniform, accompanied bY Col. Frank Pat
terson and other military celebrities and made
the following remarks:
Coz Bau;eT, Officers, aud 1fen Of The 1'uents-
frs. Mginezt: You are welcome homo!
think I can extend to you, on behalf of your
fellow citizens Of Philadelphia, an honest,
heartfelt welcome. You have done your duty,
and you have done it nobly- Indeed, your dis
ciphne, as directed by your excellent Colonel,
has excited ny admiration, and proved, BE-
Jend doubt, that American troops are the
most Efficient IN the world lApplause
Some eneeIs have been thrown upon the
army Of the Shenandoah, but We did cur duty
there. We were continually threatened with
what General Scott dislikes SO much, q fire in
the rear from the rebels In Maryland. The
boosted that all the Southern army wanted
waa an open field and a fair fight. Well, my
comrades, you know there were plenty Of upeA
fields before Us when We crossed the Potomac.
and the enemy ran before III then. He made
open feldf, but he con1d not stand our cAarg
q. We met him again at Falling Waters, hul
he would not ehow: strong battle. When w
AaAAFNA 1N AAaA@ A4AoVNa4 "V 4VN11A - @s&VAAE
place, with plenty Of stone walls, hut the enc
t my had deserted it. Nestaud was made eithel
ct Big Spring; and 1t Bunker ELI, where tn
enemy vas certainly going to give battle, y,
| could not find him Ut all IApplause.
men and six guns. Having reconnoitered tn
! enemy, found hts force to bs about fort.
thousand men and SIXTY eight guna, tele
| grnphed for Ieinforcements, whlcn were sen
| 10 me, and moved from Mattinsburg witt
about seventeen thousand men and twenty
siI guns. At Winchester the rebela wer
strongly entrenched, with numerous oafef
worfa md rifle pits, and hsd aon1e eixty-e3gh
pieces Of heavy ordnance mounted in ya1iou
G tmmanding positions, and they hsd telle
trees over Ill of the roads. II ! had astacke
him there with my force, would probabl
have been unsuccessful In diAiodging him tro1
i hts stronghold, and many Of the brave me
Whcm I now see before me would hare bee
| updtr tho sod tonight. EApplause] ::
then marched upon Ghanestown. Undi
1 the circumstances, I did the hest could, as
you, men, did 5oar whole duty, &ad meris N
approbation. Again permit me to bid "
| welcome.
, 1861-08-03

Al the traitors resist bis march to victory.
Let feet also be prepared In Boston,
New York, Phi1adelphis and Baltimore,
that shall land an army Of forty or fly
thousand men IN the vicinity Of Charles
ton, and let them sweep - with IL bosom
of destruction, that den Of; ;tresson ftop
the face Of the earth. When that is dona'
letthe amy properly >chastiae tht1ebelB Of
Savannah, Mobile and other Southern
ports, aud be prepared to welcome the
armies Of Mcclellan and Fremont
to grand jubilee Of freedom, and celebrate
the 8th Of Jannay- on the battle field Of
old Hickory at New Orleans.
, 1861-08-03

WISCONSIN BosDs.-Gov. Randall and the
Loan Commissioners OF Wfsconsin offer for
sale another $100, 600 Of the State war bonds,
to he negotiated at par and in denominations
Of $100 each, to run until July 1877. Sixty
per cent must he paid in coin, and the bal
ance In curreucY.
, 1861-08-03

W1scoHsH ELECTION No11cB.-Od1ctA no.
lice is given Of the State election to be bald in
Wisconsin ~ Tuesday, November 5th, fol
Governor and other State officers, for two
Year,; for Senators IN the even numbered dis.
t1icss-2 to 50 inclusive for two years; for
Senators in the 31st; and SD districts, to I'LL
vacancaea Of one yeS Members Of Assembly,
etc. Also to rote upon the amendments to
the State banking law, providing for elrcula.
ton based only upon the stocks Of the United
States OF. the Slate Of Wisconsin, and for a
central redemption IN gold either at Milwau-
-hee nr Madfsnu. -
, 1861-08-03
COL. wYMAN,s REGIMENT.

The Late Sza1misa-C Capt Lemon Of. tho. Rebel
Forces Kuzed--7Ae Ryim<nt .Eapectang to
Join Gen. Lyon's Army at Springfield.
, 1861-08-03

T EGAL .BLANKS.-Mr. Went
L. wssth's stock Of Blanks uustlg acknowledged
to be the ost correctly and carefully drawn Of any
n 1se1 hA!s been purchased 17 ths and
They comprise compIete axsortzent Of Ill kinds re-
quffed by
, 1861-08-03
@ u. II o,E. =.

!. Al certzta rnps:ncdp1sa pezsoas ~ stsusptssg y
palm OF on the unsnspectsE puh4is 1n4ts1oas of AZ
Prepared GLuE, Uoold caa1oz IN persous To ~
sra,ao befors "a sae saas ee tan na1A
r.: evwA1D1Hub FRzxARzD a1U1A
10. - oa.,i. t,,esii4,fi !. ii,f a ~. 10 ,stass
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: TO HOUsEKEEPEnos g.
q OMErHING NEw-k r. BABBlTT'S BES
y MEDICINAL SALERATUS
Il manufactured from common alt, and
10 prepared entirely different from other -
III saleratus. Ali the deiet erous matter ex- IL
tracted in such . manner TO produce
Bread, Biscuit, and all kinds of Cake, with.
cut containing = particle Of Saleratus when
the Bread or Cake IL TAXED thereby pro-
nm ducing wholesome results. Every particle -
til OF Saleratus is turned to gas, and passes ~
through the bread and biscuit while taking,
consequently nothing remains hut common
Salt, Water and Flour. You will readily
perceive.by the taste Of this Saleratus, that
40 it is entirely different from other Saleratus. ~,
20 II Is packed in one pound papers. each III
wrapper branded. "B. I. Bathi.t 3 nest Ned
icinai saleratus;'' also, picture, twisted loaf
OF bread, with glass Of efervescing water
on the top. When you purchase one paper
IN you should preserve the wrapper, and he -
~ larticuiar to get the next exactly like the N
frst-lrand as above.
Full directions for making Brra a ,h ,b;s
saleratus and Sour Mix or Cream Tartar
viii accompany each package; also, direc-
10 tons for making all kinds OF Pastry; sso. -.
g for making Soda Water and Seidlit. Powders. I.
MAKE YOCROwN SOAP with b. 7. BAp.
bits PURECONCENTRATED POTASH
Warranted double the strength Of ordinary
Q. Potash: put up in cans-1 h., . his. 3 his
q SIS. and ~ lbs.-with full directions for
making Hard and Soft Soap. Consumers
will find thr the cheapest article In market
Manufactured and tor sale hy
9. g. g., Il. 7: BABB1TT.
I'll o4,66, ". ~, - u Il Washington ST., y
~ ## New YoRK, =
and No. 81 India ST., Boston.
nxii:vii:1y
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sabbath School Books Published by this
kluu~.s

The Anniversary aud Sunday school Music Book, No.
J. contains ,. tunes and hymns; Price cents each,
dollars per hundred. The Anniversary and sunday
school Music Book, No. :, 30 and ny
price cents each, : dol per huhdred. The Annyer-
ssry and suua .y-sehoo husic Book, No. ), contains
std hymns Frtce icents EACH dol. per huId
The Anniversary ard sunday school Muse BOOK. No.
4, ready 1t contains ~ and ny lIs pree
cents each, . doll per hundred. The AnIliy ersary
and sunday school Music Book, combining Nos. and
with several add tona pieces contains times and
hymns; price cents each, ) dois per hundred. The
Revival Penny Music Book. Nos. ] and =; No. cou-
tus Il fumes aud isn ns, price cent No. contains
81 tunes aud hsnns price 3 cents each dvs. lgU;
postage one each. The sapath School Bell con-
tan. Ill tunes and ymns price IL each, dolls.
per hundred. postage two cents each; elegantly bound,
each. - dollars per hundred Con lai
Singin.an eight page tractriee % cts per dozen Is
dollars per hundred.
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Veg, table Life Medicines

human I-Cas which the
Veg, tabi. Life Medicines
Are well N~nei II to tc Il:4liitple.
DYSPEPSIA. by shIy cleansing the first and
second st"mar',. and creating t"w ~ pure, healthy
Loss # Appetite. H. rtLur., Headache ReSties-ne..
lil-Temp~r auAv's, Lan@u"r and Melancholy. which
the GENERAL mrpn> Of ~ Iepsa, will vanish. as
"a natural consequence 81 IT.
tb-T!NENE>s, Is clean sing the Who'll" length of the
lt"-tnp- With soiv"n, process, and without violence.
all Violent purges leave thu bow is costive Within twn
tEyEES # all kira-, IT,, restoring the blood to
regular crcul ttnn through the process IF respiration
In Snch and IL" thorough! solution Of all lnte,-
final obstruction ia othrr-.
n" Life N"iirInrs ha, known 70 cure RIIETM
ArI>M permanently iu :tr"g weeks. md u, ut in half
that t'm". Us rrT'vtn- i-cu Inflammation from the
muscles and ti-am"nss 81 The i"ints.
DkbPHlE> IT all kinds. HI freeing and sthen-
ingthe kidneys and haddcr they Operate most delight
fully Oh the-e important organs and hence han
been found certain remedy for the worst cases Of
GRAVEL.
Also WORMS. hv di-loag ug rom the turIiurs Of the
bowels tn. shiny matter TO which these adhere
sCTRvf. Ulcers. and Inveterate Sores, by tn,
perfect purity which these L.'e Medicines give to the
>,URR, TIE ERrrTI">> and nat cumpIexio.,~
IS 'ir ."a.,- "'ieet up"r Tie tuid~ that feed the
81 morbid ot uhch all .r,I-
t'' r1ml'sirl- .a"w. loud. and other dsagreeshe
1nr ,. ta. l'Il}s f,r ,,r, short time " in effect
AZ, o"'lr,, ur."l Alt KiiEt NJ. and a striking I'M
lr"S'r: -, s,ern,-. o thu -Nln. Common Cold
ami I'tarn. ~.O, away Lee cured by or by
rILf-.-rhe "rs-.n, proprietor Il these medicines,
VA aret "t fl"., u - years Standing by the OF
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Fever asa. At E.-f"r this scourge of til. Western
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and ram trny. U,Irr medicines leave the system
u ,ri ?, r,j"! - the dsrIse-a ~ these
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csir,t.
B!Lti"l : LEVERS AND LIVER CoNPLAINT.-
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On motion Of J. w. Reeder, the Exec
utive Committee was requested to call the
next meeting Of the Association on the las,
Saturday in March. Adjourned.
&C NESTLERODE, Pres
MARY j. A. GILLESPIE SCI.
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Which tjsy are determined to sell as cheap as
Cau Ire purchased anywhere in the city for CASH
Our motto is "Gulck Sales and small! Profits"
Any order from the country will he promptly
attended to; a. mach as il the purchaser was
present.
Mr. Hoch having b en- engaged in the Lumber
t1s'nrss for the last nine Years IN this City, flat
tea himself that he will be able 10 render com
pct. satisfaction 10 customers. Give call
before purchasing else" here.
MnScatine iowa April lst. 1860.
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REAL ESTATE Fer SALE AT
GREAT BARGAINS!
THE PURCHASER MADE RICH.
Now Is the Time IL Inyssf.

THE PURCHASER MADE RICH.
Now Is the Time Ia Invest.
'l>IlE undersigned offers to the Public the fol.
! lowing sesirabie aud valuable PROPERTY. NJ
yer. low rates and easy rms.
county. Iowa.
3gO acres in Tama county:
SZO acres partly improved in Cedar county,
delightfully."- located and designed for a grain
ana stock faim.withn miles OF the county :, al.
Also. $50 acres OF timher land;
Also, 300 valuable Town Lots. IN Stars
Addition:
For anculars as to price, terms and localit,
inquire OF the Undersigned, or OF IA . C. PiArr,
office in the basement OF the new court house.
- J. II. STARR:
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PLANNING MACHINE.
Horace Waters, Ag't,
333 Broad way, New York.
Publisher Of illusie, 1ilusic Books:
AND DEALEI. IN

AND DEALER IN
Pta"0s Neiodeons, Alexandra Organs. Organ y4eeor.
ds9ns. .NQrtin's celebrated (,s,fars Others no
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Fun AHEAD.

THOSE indebted to CASAD & GIL MORE hv
] account or note, are requested to call ana
settle before the lst day Of January, 1861. or
their bills will be placed in proper hands for
collection. Be prompt and save costs.
Dee. l3-- CASAh r. GILMORE
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Testimonials Of the Horace Waters Pianos
and MeifpdeOiss.

1.-THE Piano came To hand. in first order. Its q
beautiful instrument and no nisake.'-Lee d Walker,
John Hewitt. of Carthage, New York, who has had
onu tile Horace Waters Pianos. writes as follows
A friend Of wishes me To purchase a piano for
her She lIkesthe one yon sold NE iii December, le5G.
My piano becoming popua" in this place. and 1t ink
l can Introduce one or two more; they will be more
popular than any other make
~ have two ot Waters Pianos in use in our Sem
mary, Of which has been severely tested three
years. ard testify To their good quality and
raLiI.ty. ''-Uood l. GREY Org. Mount Carrot, us.
IN. W.rE :. Esa.-Dear Sir: Having used one of
your Piano fortes Tor two years past have found in
very hyperion .r.ms" Nm, Ls.zs as.a.
"The 7 received from you connucsto give sat
isscton regard It one of the best Instruments in
the place. '-James l.. Clarke, Char!eston, Ra.
"The Melpdeon has safely arrived. l feel obliged to
you tor your liberal dscountwilI do all can for you
in these part-''-Rec. j. ueCormiek, IargesoiLs,SC.
cond tom and is very much admired by my numerous
family. Accept my thanks for your promptness.''-
Robert Copper, barreaham, Bradyord es1sfy, Pa.
.'iour Piano pieases we'll. 1t the one in ur
County -2hoaas H. Latham, Cambehom, Ga.
I'VE are very much Obliged to you for having sent
such fine instrument for S25D and We shall take pains
The Horace Waters Pianos are known among the
very best We enabled to speak Of these instruments
with confidence. from personal know ledge OF their
ccIlent tone and durable quaiity"-N. Eraag eitst,
1--WE speak of the merits Of the Horace Waters
Pianos from personal knowledge AS Being Of the very
best quality. "-Ghristiaa iHtslitgsnes-.
NOTHING the State Fair displayed greater excel
ienct in any department than the Horace Waters Pi
THE Horace atere Pianos built Of the best and
most thoroughly seasoned material We have doubt
thatbuyers do WE'LL perhaps letter, at this than
at any other house in the Union. -.AdSse0fe J0sr
w aters' Pianos and Meiodeons challenge compari-
son with the finest made anywhere in the coIntry.-
HSMe Journal.
Horace Waters' Piano Fotes are Of full, rich, and
even tone. and powerful. "EsU York .MHsieGI Rspss
our friends will find at MIR. Waters store the very
best assortment Of Pianos to he found in the United
states. and We southern and western friends
to give him call whenever they go to New York
Graham's Mapa1tas.
NanroOms 333 Broadway, New York.
Dc"DER, SHOT i CAPS, just received. new
u apply at Il. NJ. ,HILDS.
LOR SALT Atkins SelfRaking Reaper.