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Fgre yu' ler IN Fever!!
bbUv @Nt!!!
ftt IS ia, thing to break the
s---ta.t +. 'sl .rme to scatter il ovel
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o.tyu. urc.A la, $, but cralicates it from
the a., jKa rev dy worth having. Such
is HUN IHLt3 OMEOPATElIC AGUE
PILLS. ... IS sugar pill; It cures N,
disease; bre"g Iu the fits; aud eralicates ii
from the system, ..' wen prevents it where
persons have been e. oscd. Children, in
;Ants. and the most feeble, may take it with
iinrunity. The most invctcrate cases are
radically cured by it.
Price. 80 cents per box.
y. B.--A full 1a: OF Htmpircyy' Hom,o-
pG'fic Specifics. with Bool; %! Directions and
twenty Remedies, in large thrrc-,iracm valt
and noroco" ease, %; do. in plain case
-; case ut t!itccn noXrG, aHG tHp", s..
The Remciies. by tie SUD" box or full
cn.a. sent to any address. hr mail ~ express
fire, OF charge, e. receipt 81, the price. Al.
,l.csS M. +. Hl'NPtlFl,YS g CO.
-. $50 hrondwav, New York.
Sold h. J. q. II. Clmpheii Cumberland, Nd
MAY, >. 1861.
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REMEMBER.

II ia not taken lnwarily. but Ii applied ont.
waTdiy, according 20 direction, which ascoHra-
ny each package
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INPECTINE. INPEITINf,
INPECTINE. lNPECTlNE.
INPECTINE. INPECTINE.

The terrible ualady known So the FE} EE
AND ) GUn LHs Smilten hundreds oithousunds
% persons throughout the world every year;
rui has never ill now been met by successful
medical treatment that has not produced St
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FOR REMOVING SCU3F and DANDRUFT, au
all cutaneous Affections oftho Scalp.

FOR BEAUTIFYING TIE HAIR, impagtipg 10
itan unequalled gloss and brilliancy, making
it soft and silky IN its texture and causingit
to curl readily.
The great celebrity and .ha iDereaSing d.
nland for this unequal!ed preparation, convince
the proprietor that one trial Is only necessary
to ratisiv Discerning public Of its superior
qualities over any other preparation NJ prttert
IN uar. 1t clennses the head and scalp from
dunIrHt ana 0thcr cntGHeous uisea5es, caus, 1.-The
hais to grow luxurianly. nj gives /. rich, sO!t
glossy and flexible appearance. aid llsJ wheIs
the hair is Ioeseuing and thinning, il vii! give
strength aud vi2oT to the roots, aud restore the
! growth 20 those parts which have become bald,
causing it to yield tresh coreriH9 Of hair.
There are huudruds of ladies and gentlemen
in y ow Y ORR who have had their barr re1tored
| by the use OF this lngigoTatUr, when all other
/ preparations had failed J., 81. Lng in HE pos.
! session letters iuuumcrable icstfying to the
bovc facts, from persons Of the hia hest respect.
ability. 1t wall ellcc unlly pssYcnt the iair jr.m
| trJ,iny gray until tho !ateBt period Of .if, ard
| in cas.t where the he r has already changed its
colur the uso Of the InVgorator viii with &C.
tainty restore it to its ariginol hue, giving Ii o
dark, glossy appearance. Asa perfume for tho
toilet aud ii Iair Restorative il IL particularly
/ recommended. having Gu agreeable fragrance
and tho great facilities il ,fords in drsssiag tho
hair, which, when moist with the Inrisorator
can he dressed il any required form 10 at TO
preserve its place, whether plain nr in curls--
hence the great demand for Il by the lsi dies ss
standard ioiistariicis whicb aoEe ought TO DE
without, us tho prize places II Within the rcocb
| nf all taiD
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MEDICINAL DISEASES.

which affect the lungs the spleen, the liver, the
heart or other parts of the human organism,
The lNPECTlNE is the natural antagonist Of
all ievers, and when it cones in contact with
the skin. is absorbed by the interior organs,
which resist easily minsma and all tendencies
towards those mnladics which PROSTATE the
mind and + ody with fever.
Fever and \ que resulltrom numerous causes.
No place is exempt from the causes who pro-
mote the existence OF the disease That being
once seated IN the system induces depression
% spirits, nsstude, langnor, pain, chils, fever,
and II long train OF disagreeable sensations, de.
priving the patient oil all energy, and reducing
him or her to u condition OF
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Nrr Erlifrrrs NJ ,fAir.-

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rr stamps hy mail Ia our address, NJ ~ ir"ndwnv
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u.ail ar cypress, Tree II charge.
AGENTS WANTED We desire ~ ave. r'3.ric'.
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For sale by : IN. CAMPBELL,
Wholesale rnl Retail Agent for Cumherlsn
and vie,ni'r,anj drupg :. generally
M1Y ~ 1890 r.
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Try II, Prove II, Know II,

And make known its wonderful powers and VIZ
tues that those who suffer, or who are threat.
cned wirh suffering may he led to use simple
inno1uoEs preparation, furnished BY tho Geld
Of nature !ar
MANS BLESSING
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MANUFACTURED BY
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40. l;s Main Street, Richmond, Va.

= Branch oaes. NJ. l2s, Bank of1Icorr,r.s
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TO Advertisers & Business Men.

TIE "Cirilian and Telegraph. ,rith a circula-
hon Of ONE THOUSAND, among the far
mers, miners. manufacturers. Mechanics
and substantial business men, Of this and
attaining counties, IS confidently recommend
ied rs Il ns:d;um IF Advertising surpassed
By no other paper IN TPes'srn Maryland. II
numbers Gmon7 is readers those tcho are
abr 10 buy Literally md pay promptly. and
wsose custom ,oonld be ralmable 10 business
men.
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A Potter Wanted.

4 journeman potter, who is a good workman,
n will fud constant employment and pogo
wages, on application 20 Wm. Kilmer. Nsv
r.ss1 Sac Va. Ec.- + Chi roIE.-i
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D0Ts1hES 1000 bushcls Mercer Potstoss
L I5a tons Winl.9r Plfster
$50 bis. Appl,.. per sctr. Rockingham.
CT SAL NV f-os TIE vsssel. by
J.N. HARPER 1 co.
Als-ssdr ia. Va. March IS, 1861.
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Ry RoBT. J. CULvERWELL., N D.,

II '16E " FF'IF1'f W
4uthOr Of the screen Book" &c.
The world-renowned author, in this admi
rable lecture, clearly proves from his own e1-
perience that the awful consequences OF Self
abuse may he elf ctutly removed without
medicine aud without dangerous r-ical OPP
rraliOns, bouties instruments rings or cor
dials, pointing out - mode OF cure AT once
certain aud eitectual by which every sufferer
no matter what his condition mny hc, may
cure himself cheOpiy priratcig amt raiieai'y.--
THIS lecture will prove boon to thousands
and thousands.
Sent unhcr seal, in plain envelope TO any
address, post pai", on tn" receipt OF two pos
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b.. Gil. J. &, KLINE, LEI Bowery, New
York. Post Oice box i,5sG.
April ~, lSGl-l =.
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,TkrE ~ MttYL tNp-IX ~ FIVE
DCI \MBER, FtEpEHIcK ''IrY, Ny 2ila6
PR0'LtNArtDN ~ hrrcu,. gh' President
Of the limited States. BY nj, Procltuat,"n, 'a-
ted the fifteenth day Of April, 1861, has SUN
mun.d Congress to meet in Spac,l session in
the city If Washington on the Fourth doy Of
July, eighteen hundred and sixty one
And whereas. nv section 20, VI article 81. of
the Code Of Public General Laws. the Governor
is empowered Ind directed to order, by pr"cla
nation, Special Election f. members If Con.
gress for this State, 70 fill vacancies now exis-
ting
Now. therefore, 7. Thomas Holiday Hicks.
Governor of Maryland. Dc. by this my pr'cla
marion. designate ,nl appoint THURSDAY,
| THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF JUNE. 1881,
! for tho election If Representatives. from this
State to serve in the Congress Of the United
| States.
| ~ Given under my hand and the Great
SEAL Seal ofthe State Of Maryland. al tn
>JTDcity of Frederick. this second day OF
Nav, eighteen hundred and sixty one.
| THpS. II. HICKS
| Bv the Governor, GRtrsoy EIcHELBERGER.
! May 9-3 ". Secretary nt State
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LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES

No. l.--Por Fever, Congestion, and InGainula,.oa.
No. 2-For Worm Fever, Worm Cole. Ws,Lng tie
No. s-For Collie, Crying, Tes,lilns. and waSs!sl
ness OF Infants.
No. 4-Ror Diarrhna, Cholera 1nfaa,,,rn, AID Sum
mer Complaints
No. 5--Por Collie, Gripings, Dysertsry, Or Bloody
Hux
No. e,-For Cholera, Cholera Morbu, Vomiting
No. For Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and 5sre
Throat
No. S.-For Tooth-ache, Face-aohe and Scuratca
No. s,--por Headache, Vertigo, Heat and fu,Esas
a:as OF Head,
No. l0-DvsPErsA PILLs-Por Weak AMI peranssd
Stomach, Constipation, ard Liver Complaint
Z No. 11--FoE FEMALE IsRs5rti slTirs Scan.y, Pain.
tal or Suppressed Periods.
No. I2 -For Leucorrhea. Pro:Gss Menses, All
terltry Down Of Females
10. i3--Por Group, Hoarss Cough, BGd Bf.niliius
No l4--StLr RHgUM Pnls-EgE Eryslpelgs, EruJ-
Ions, Prples on the Face.
No I5-RaEUx.rrc PlLLs--Fo Pain, Larncnes'
or Soreness In the Chest, Bacs, Lons, or Limbs
A--ror Fever and Aguc, Ch'n Fever, Dutah Ague,
on Mi5msueged ATue5,
p-FcI R..s., Blind or p!saalHs, Internal or IL
t-rnal.
o.-For sore, Weak or Inlnnei Eyes and Eyeuis !;
Failing Weak, or Blurred Sight,
C-For Catarrt, Of long s:Snlins or recent, ether
wltr obstruction or profuIe discharge.
W. C.--for Whoopins Cough, nbatlag Its dsleBes
and shortening IL c"ltrse.
In al l.ute diseases slcA 10 ev.r,, in rrP.' c.
psrrhoeH. Dyseutery, Group inflammation, and s4.
spt!ve diseases - scsTit; Fever, ieEsltd, nri E'f
AleIss the advantage Of fiyllg ~" rrsV,- rcr'is5
rrcrE!y 10 obvious. and in AL such enact a.. 81
s,Gcg act IKE q Charm. The entire ols.-lc s DfIs!
arrested ut once and in all lie violence Of -
attack is moderated, the disease aloEtercd, AID I,
Gered leqs dangerous
Coughs and Coh'a, which Of such fGsqvert T.
.lrrencs, and wt.a so often lay the fcutpll!c e..
licensed lungs bgvLcLlis and Consumption, NM d.
br al once cured by Ire Fever and Cough rllls
Ia al clEoni. fse .rs, such As pysperaH, We
s'oHscN, Cunstps:'ou, Liver Complaints, Pil's, f."
ra.c u,biliiy, and irregularities, cid Hvsah', ~.
spre Or Weak Eyes, CaGrr', Salt Rhsrl, ana co..
old captions, TIE cs'- has sJe-.h,e lose pf1g= U.s.
rli,Ui,u MI! aIoii cur IN ll4cr; c-ety hsls:
p.t.a liz o. 4 single chronic tl5.euty Hsrk
pyrl..s.,, gN,r Or C-!nrfh Hestschs ~ Frnr'H
"cH,;-.r q, r.-.: Wa PAD for .iie case .r:
Dvcg.
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Diaries : Diaries

Diaries ! Diaries,
A LARGE aat veil selected Assortment: Q.
n ptiRIEs for 1881, AL .iIes aud every
s:y!e u binding .asi received an3 tor sale by
ANDREWS 4 sNARIZwLLDER,
Ssy - GHdsE s.. Niehsla. Hotel.
FISH! FIsHi FIsH.
500 bbls. r. Z. H~rr.lr,
800 ilssiT-.,
100 Potomsc.
le3 Ne. Maeksrs!
500 Goldfish,
Strictly prime For'.;sty
!. V. HA-5 .'..
ilsxsudris, Va. -sJspe
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We the undersigned Auditors APPOINTED to
andi, the account ~ the Superintendent OF the
National Road in A ileghny county, Md, have
carefully etamiacd the unOvr accounts with
the vouchers thereof II ID ind them correct rs
The, stand stated. Given uHier our hands
this thirteenth day OF hpril, 1851.
NELSON BEALL,
JOHN McCuLLOil,
April %. ls6I-3t Auditors
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Lighte & Bradburys'
paisT i".ulotci F~H hron Frame ieto Sc"!'
Grand and Nluare Pian3-FOrtcS

| uranu ana SIHifo riaH3-fGftcs
The Insulated Iron frame pre-
E.L-sessI. - .ry,s he origin ! tone of tn N
| .,um"ntin al It's purity, securing
I Il nor all ,.us .. 4Imst thu, most aisuSr, cable
/ unny quality o! tpus invariably found IN ali
other Iron lruInt Pitnt-fPrte'. II greatly
! siren CITIZENS the ease aud thu. keeps the Piunv
. Forte much longer III Iune. 1t gi'e' the ihstru-
nrnt much fuller, richer ard swcetrr tone. II
adapt, the Pinuo to nj climates ana to alichan
ges of atmosphere, aud in all respects il l. pro-
/ uvuuced by our est ''nrtIst.' the greatest i'm .
provement of the age ia PAN" Forte c"haiiuc'
tiuu; producing an INSTRUMENT "rhnuN lodged
| to b., superior to all uther- made ia this county
! or Europe.
| A few testimonials in regard to the superb
GRITTY OF cur Now scale Patent Insulated flano-
FoTtss.
| II nave examined the piano-r rites of Light
! 4 Bradbury y It'll entire satisfaction. know
| not that there are any others better, ethtrIu
our own country or elsewhere. "-Dn. LOWELL
! Mason.
In clearucss, richness, and volume Of tone,
| deli hcy, eacticty Of touch, and fine repeating
action. hay" never played upon their equal
III. 4. WVLLENHArrr.
I "In volume. richDess, cvenness and purity nf
tome, and i, leicHcy of touch they ccriai"ii
excel. and IN hat beautiful singing qnlty 50
/ desirable yet so seldom iound."- WV Mason.
! "l have never played upon 80 rich aud heavy
tone Square Piano Forte. ''-ARrnuE NArO-
! LEps.
! II am astonishcd and delighted With the New
! Scale Iron Frame PianO-Fortes made by YOU
/ There must he At splendid future for la -hie 4
| Bradbury Piano Fortes "--GE1. +. Roof.
! II have never played upon 90 line an ins.ru
ment"- Gao. T. BRIsTVw.
| 81 consider them AS to beauty. rice .css, full
ness and equality OF tone, rs we'll " thea "
rrcenhIc elastic touch, equal If not superior y"
any Pianos mace in this country or EurUpe."-
| KAFL Wells.
AN power, quantity, and quality Of tre,
the, ccrtainlr excel; while for that peculiar
| rich arl singing tone >" Invaluable a. rn ~
! commandment to the voice, have never met
/ heir equal."--C BAssiSt
! They have all the 'equirrn"nts for surc
riar Interpretation Of both classical and modern
! c,.np".iiinns"--N. SrRAKnsH
| Wareroon, 42l BrooueS 8 few doors 7ssr Of
BIZ atway NeR 'cTA
| SArISFACCnRY GUARAArfEGNEN.
| M, - ISG0 - lvsuw
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EszA MANHOOD.
<IAHaaI How Lost, How Restored

Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope:
ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND
RADICAL CURE OF SPEHMATORRHEA,
or Seminal weakness, Sexual Debility, Nrr-
vousness aud involuntary emissions, inducing
impo,ency, and Mental and Physical ,ncapa-
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HEAR WHAT TIE People SAY. d

The undersigned having used Professor HUN
PHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC RLMEDIEs
IN fouilies with the most satisfactory results nn
having full Confidence in their genuiuesess lurit,
and efficacy, cheerfully recommend them TO al DC.
Sons who wish 70 have safe, reliable and efcacious
remedies at hand los private or tlomesll: Use
The Rev. VIM. Hosmsr, editor Of "The Northern
Independent" Auburn, n. Y. the Rev r. IT, Cres.
seq, b. D. Rector Of st. Peters Church, Auburn n T.
the Rev B. I. Ives Chaplain OF the Auburn state
Prison the Rev Spencer VI. Rics, Rector, N.x-nrI.
ford Mass. the Rev. Allen Steele, New-York Con
ference the Rev Samuel Nichols East-Ciene C3u
ference, N y; tie Rev. P. g. Pratt, Dorset Vt tie
Rev John i. Robe, Buffalo; A. c. Hart Esq, Uiics
n Y: tie Hon. Neal Dow. Portland, Me. lie Hou
schuy!er CotaS, south-Bend, lid. the Hon. Ge0rss
the "ohio State Journal" Columbus, Ohio the Hon
n. II. Graham, Moline, Ill the Hon. Thomas J.
Chase, Monticello, Fla. ; the Hon. JOSEPH Benedict.
Pond, E,q., Uaca' N. T.. James pianEa;,, Eaq, va;
Vile. Tenn.
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FOR PREVENTING Badness. and cuyira
it, when there is the least particle oiviihn.
~ or recuperatiVe energy remaining.
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Prot. l.. NEilIex's
/ AIR INVIGORATOR .
AN EFFECTIVE. sAFE AND ECoNoMI-
CAL COMPOUND,

FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO its cTig!.
nal color without dyeing, and preventiD Q
the Hair from turning gray.
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s-sF ~ Ic-1
M and after Monday. April 18th. 1851. the
" messenger trains win r1u ~ follows:
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For the W est.
Order of Ratification

Cumberland Station. April 1861.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

Of the Tennessee Rebels, and to furnish places Of
refuge for those loyal TenesseAan. who have been
driven from their homes and families by the des.
potic sway of the Confed crate leaders, and the
mscreants, who, lawless as the COW boys Of our
Revolution, still ASSUME to constitute vigilance
committees, and turn honest men out Of their
houses that they may steal the contents We
shall have more of these camps and more men
under training before many days, Let the United
States Government push on its supplies OF arms
and ammunition and Kentucky will find stout
hands to wield them and make them efficient.
If there has been any suspicion upon the loyalty
of Kentucky, it will soon be removed, and tho
whole country win have to acknowledge that her
escutcheon remains Us pure as ever, and that
she has never for one moment faltered to respect
in full force the truth Of her State motto
United we stand, divided we fall"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

Is bubble, as has been represented by the nortnem
baronet, who on the spot received from LORD Jonh
Russell digDifed and ttatosnsnlike rebuke. NO,
Sir; believe that IL is no bubble that has burst I'D
America. II has been obvious for long time that
storm was gathering over that mighty country. i,
along with my honorable colleague deeply regret that
in North America spirit Of monopoly prevails. In
the South the domestic institution tho perpetua
tion Of Slsveryis the object of their eorts lregret
that the object Of the North not to break the ieers
of the slave; they not yet 90 rehned IN mofah as
TO attempt that, though, no doubt, there are many
earnest Aboitioniss among them The sole 9oJect OF
the North s the maintenance Of their monopoes ana
the South have Just ground for complaint. From the
South, moreover, we have drawn our suPpy
of Gotten, which, next to corn, rs OF primary
importance to this country. Well, how Will the Nerth
conduct themselves with regard to foreign coun-
tfes7 An effort made at the Paris 70
put end to privateering in time OF war but Amerl-
ca would not consent uness commercial ships were 70
be entirely free from capture. PnvateerlDg may
therefore still be resored to- Will the North, then,
zeal up the Southern ports and compel them 10 leave
that supply Of cotton which is much needed here TO
rot upon the ground do not thilk civilization will
allow that To counteract such consequence ae far
ss possible efforts now being made 10 produce cot.
ton in other parts of the world. We have market
open for the competition of the world which s almost
incredibly large. From an article in The Tunes II
appears that In this year cotton 70 tho amount OF
fi0 900 will be wanted from abroad, in addition
TO all other produce imported into this country. am
clad to be able to say that in India every effort IS
being made to supply our wants Our Consuls in all
parts OF the world have also been appealed to to
what be done in the places they respectively rep
resent in tho way Of supplying us with cotton. IL Hear
hear" aud cries Of "Order."l To show the enor-
mousness of our trade in this article permit TO cay
that rise Of Id IN the pound on the stock In LIVER
pool amounts to no less q sum than E2 593. These
,afte demanding earnest attention
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
FRANCE.
Ftszs Our Own COrrespsHdent


PARIS, Aug. %, 1861.
Could we bear now another little dose of the
"Compound Extract of European Opinion on
American Affairs This wholesome Bitters, il
properly taken, is good for wind in the head
whore that organ is not too much weakeiisd-
and is strongly recommended as prophysctic
against Blind Swsggers, Swelled AnticpaEons,
Dimness Of Sight in view Of dsageeable gets,
stc. 1t should be avoided by delicate old ftslale
patriots, by young thin -skinned persons, ans by
al others troubled with cerebral debility, usess
st the bame time they carefully abstain Som
6apdoodle. N. B.-The Bitters must no& be
taken on an empty brain; il the fIpt ene,4 be
too irritating, o slight course Of history
little ripe reflection is recommended. &
For the rest, in preparing hs Compound Ssx-
tract-this week chiefly drawn frsla Epsiish
sources-yOur correspondent has passed by S:me
Of the bitterest articles at hand, rus bty. use
they were bitter merely, but btyslse eyaey
seemed the growth Of malice. Ard since .ow
the prince of newspaper correspondent l.. X d.
Russell of The Tines deals in clafs2al 4f.ta-
tions-though with no such vented icleity x his
really scholarly e0nfrere Father Prout e The Hobe
yours turns the leaves Of bis scboob0s men 81 es,
and happily finds this label for his Cossg1unc8;lx-
tract: Fas est dOceri 40 hOste-whieh Gtuns: }gen
Eoglishmen can teach Americans if the latte K are
wisely ready TO learn Nor is ali sweetness Int
ing TO the useful hints furnished us in tis Eur an
papers of the past week, edited mairig BY 4. st.
eincere strangers, not enemies :
The London Daily Neps has bee. cons tttly
friendly to our cause. From its leadi4 art I Of
two days ago, which begins with recciy jEint our
quick doclty over the hard Lesson Of tsi Ru md
goes on TO speak Of Gen. Mcclellan in srms s,re
agreeable, probably, TO that gentlemsns taste an
the extrayogant laudatiOn Of him pr 9ed $fer
home quote as follows:
The oyerweening pride and ignorance % the cat
nass OF Northerners must, by some means be ICED
into common sense; and sharp defeat vas the Iy
means OF accomplishing that object"
The London Saturday RericD, not mtEe fritt lily
TO our republican institutions than most Of uiI ire
70 moDarchica institutions, but not on that acco
orfor the sake Of smart writing moro utjgst ipIsst