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ek VALUABLE LAND IN ALLEGANY

M - COUNTY, FOR s Al f..
a iLtAEF OF LAND called TREASURE TR0VE, CON
~ I I1oGt SIN THOUSAND ACRES. originally granted
vsv M ffht on the 81 day OF March, 1891 ard resuy
II is sit'ot non Thomas Pratt about the year 1876
o,a,t y ~ n'out Is miles east OF Cumberland the
0a ",ai Road which traverses the property Wheat
81 an oril grow admirably This req ion II is
Farms nnaT 'lta 70 Sheep raising There
r.lt Fbo roc cItar d upon the land ard under
III ,ra pi, r. .'pWtVer Is principally wooded with large
gag ana Ilme Timber which easily he trarsrortad over
Iva" SIopln 70 the Ches aprake and Ohio Canal
ana ut pa more and Ohio Rail Dad which run W thin
In r. c.,',ra ~ II ott,uuarN OF u" trac'.
Sulphur ard Iron SPRINGS # different stcI,r H ! nr
from small valley within feH yTr tacf Ctr Ttps
with another Sulphur Spring in the same vcritv lave
~ years nee khnWh ana reSorted to hrst hy the Indians
fsw meS of acr IS the mountain is v-ry fine lurINE
Sfkl No. which Is well known IN the neig horh00d and i
remarkably ADAPTED to the Of all cuneous diseases
The whole offered for sale at very rat and on
long credit as it VIII be divided into SMALL FARMS Of
sizes to suit purchasers. Apply
WALLIS & THOMAS,
l-tF
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o. TRUSTEES SALE
sessiiII OF VALUABLE EE-SINILE PROPERTY,

{S..sf TRUSTEES SALE
EsiiiI OF VALUABLE EESINTLE PROPERTY,
- -Ass+Es4NN--,,,, -,
tOkNER OF CHATSWORTH AND NTH STREETS,
AkAk LAFAY ETTE SQUARE
by virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court Baltimore
ciy tle a> Trustee, will sell ruhc auction,
FEr-SIMPLE PR EPERTy viz. 10y "i''-
ALI THAT LOT OF GROUND AND HANDSOME ~
fhN EMENlS itusted the corner formed Nv the in
scti1n OF the south side Of Smith street. aud Iurnlu
thence southeaSterly bounding on Catsworth trae -
ir inches themes e9st"ardly parallel with it'll street
lao t to Shelds alley: thence uorthwesterly, bounding
on said alley 32 et inches Smith street ard thanr
less to tn piece OF hcginuu", &C. &c The improvements
consist o. very com 'ortabe FRAhE Nv ri LING and
bHll Il SIAB" IN and CARRIAGE HOUSE The prcp.rty
Hes nigh having beautiful and extended view also H.,
e mmedat' neghb rhood of Lafayette Square renders
il very valuable &c. In fee N' ''
Terms OF Sale-Ore third CASH balance and y month
WIZ. !erSt and security to the satSac ion the trustee
JONATHAN PARKER, Jr, Trustee
ALIEN YEARLY n SON. Att0rnies
SAM III. II GOV Err, Augt
N. B.-The Green street Car passes within a Hundred
ward OF G. property afa7 "a tn MA
JAMES R. CHANGE,
- GATE AUrTTOSPERO
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
And Dealer in all kinds Of AUCTION GOODS. suited to
moth CITY and GourtrY Me- ants, who requested to e
anime the same before purchasing elseE here.
JAMES r. CHANCE,
Cor emission Merchant,
81 stories S. f. corner Baltimore and thzrl.s St.
RAJ 1r- an ('ltar1 ST.,
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puOlIr Salps.
49,. no,.,..I BIZ ADttE1ON q CS CO,
XII; 0N Ed ri en- y n THE WEATHER
Siii TRUSTEES SALE Il"

.Eii TRUSTEES SALE Ale WEATHER
"A NALt ABLE DWELLING ON SOTrTu -,
:pS W iue OF decree o! the Circuit Cour for
city, te dtrsgned, trustee, will offer Tor sale Ia
auction the premises, on FRIDAY me - 10y public
next at O'Clock ia the afternoon. '-' '"S VI Nlay
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND siuatn and l,ir.,;- =,
cry OF baltimore aforesaid aud thus hpi
Tor the same the northwest side South Paca street u
the distance Of % feet southweSterly, from the
most corner of Warner and South Paca and running
hehce southWestery, houndi,E on south Pac street Is
Ground rent $50
improved by three story brick DWELLING. no Irs0
WIN hned basement and double two-Sory back
ana stable and Carriage House the Of the
third cash and the balance in two equal
slalmens OF three six months credit aymens bear
interest from day sale TO be secured hy notes Of the
purchaser to be endors satisfaction Of thu trustee
SAMUEL SNOWDEN, Trustee.
,o, ADREON Il CO
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5MnGs aMN H(agic.
ssssSaas GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
Z i . 7 WtRzaod y: t:''' ! VA e

s q q AAAUEACTlkED BY HENRY GAEHLE
y u II u WtRER0CNS:
Nos. Is, II and Is " EUFAw STREET,
OFFICE:
,noETHEAsT CORNER or kUTAT AND FAYEr7E sTREETa,
Inc undersigned has always hand one Of the lar.ayt
tSSor'mentS of PIANO bURrES in this cify whirl 5,.
DsSHS tnsh po"er and Sweetness Of tone elasticity 81;
4SG,i nave by Judges been pronounced unriYa!rd
The highest Premium Gold Metr!--was awary 4 Them
1850. '' -''-''''' ''e''A :" 'C''"e''
Iey Plano guaranteed for FIVE years and privilege Of
OF sale, il not entirely satisfactory
Terms and prices literal and call isrespectfr}jy solicited
iEel0t" purchasing elsewhere.
g Pianos taken in exchange hired, tuned repaired
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SpttiaI Aotite'.


CITY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
application city S fnS s ssEv az
eelocs n II, tn Ssip ssa Uses 0FLthERNE
persons interested hereby notified to attend
the HTepisss BY orde@, i. c sNidTa srs
A UDTTOR'S OFFICE, May 10Th, 1861.
n ARREARS OF TAXES.
Mayo; Sy l'a .6s Gy A%aot sajs.s st
Tt in Tor these wears are %, % iss ana lsSs
full sa this Office to ex mine their sccoaefs
the same in order that the books NAV be closed M
tina pos EXPRESSLY Vn ntsnss s G S of @
eR wo1 of I is to save
Office open f'on o'clock A. ii Tegsf S Ms
nioeuol ---l Ail daily papers Auditor
OFFICE OF THE CANTON COMPANY, BAL
Ti%9RE May 10th, 1861 Notice is hereby given the
fq ana ' By sS5 a ~ be ned oS
at the on The 81 day Of june ne [t at II 2eock "
III NM iaS 81 c Sx e 81 S Ha@ year
S sa 5h ei2 2sh of May instant and WHY tsr
WILLIAM iisAx Secretary. IS iniosslsv
E1lTY COLLECTORS OFFICE, May IA, 1861
~ Tax Payers who wish avail themselves the dis
s1sH nyd T. or cali i%'f h 'f Ills N
spared them their conveni-nor materially su6served
the oice for the last two t days Of the term beng
t fSs Sr %rsTsat [fsn %as ,nyF 81; s '
The discounts allowed On cty a on person
al ana ~ per cent on real G ~ re pad 2s a9oye
lAll the daily morr ing aud evening papers cnpv.l
NOTICE.-At a meeting of the Sto, kholders
~ Of the MOUNT VERNON COMPANY, the following
gent men e cted officers of said Company serve
Tor the ensuing twelve months:
wILLIA4 REMEDY.
rr,o,, &C. -,-r-,,,.- DIREC.oRs: -
TH9MAs %SfHifTPRIi6GE, AhRGv 'FF FA46N'
Bino %tt Nav q s BENJAMIN DEFoR meo.
4 AFFlCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF |
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NLDEST ESTABLISHED STAND
~ IN THE CITY
No 10 NoRTH GAY STREET,
RANUFA CTUEER OF
SILVER WARE AND FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
- - AND DEALER IN
YER PLATED WARE,
AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
has IN store beautiful assortment OF New
terms OF Rich ewery and Silver suitable
embracing variety of Set and Plain Gold BROOCH E
EAR RINGS BRACELETs; FINGER RINGS, set with
DIAMOND Kuby Emerald, Pearl, Opal &c; Ladies' GOLD
CHAINS; Vest and Guard Chains; Miniature LOCK ETS
Sold Thimbes CUT Buttons and Pins Signet Chased and
PAIN Gold Kings Pencil and Pens; Sleeve BUTTONS ard
STUDS Gold and Jet Crosses Jet Bracelets and Ear
Rings Hair Jewelry of beautiful designs, &C.
complete assortment of Quality Heayy Silver
Plated TEA SETS Walters, Ice Pitchers Cake Baskets
ruIt Butter and Salt Stands, Castors, Candle Sticks
handle Dessert Knives, Spoons Forks, Ladies' FANCY
ANTILLES, &C. which will he sold the reasopa,
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
Is PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.

Its columns have recently been very materially enlarged
and new features will be from time to time introduced
render it not only additionally attractive the FAM
CIRCLE but still valuable iium reference for
the FARMER, the MECHANIC, and the ARTISAN.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE will also embrace con-
slant variety OF choice OV ELLETTES, TALES, POETRY
and Miscellaneous articles adapted TO FAMILY READING;
selections from the EDITORIALS OF The DAILY ExCHANGs
REVIEWS Of, and Extracts from New Books; a PRICE
CURRENT, exhibiting the state of the markets, at home
and abroad. up to the latest moment, and FARMERS
COLUMN, wherein much valuable information in relation
to Agriculture will always be found
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photographers.
A. HOEN & co.
G9uas. 2i1fs anG 9liftn!s.

ToLTS PISTOLS, RIFLES AND
=, Wholesale Agency FOR COLTS PATENT FI&E,iEVS
MAN uFACfCRING co. A arge stock constantly on
hand Also, importers OF single aad double barrel '
.. BIRD AND DUCK GUNS,
"ILicl we have an extensive and superior assortment
All grades for sale low by
+. B. L0NEY & co,
I,o., Nos. and II .uover street.
mar Ba f'iuIrrn -tr-sF
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE
SICK H E A D A G II E,
CURE
N VOUS H EA d A G. H E,
CURE
A LII KIN DIS OF HEADACHE

BY the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of Nervous
or SICK Headache be prevented; and if taken at the
commencement Of attack immediate relief from pain
AMI sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Headache
70 Which females subject.
They act gently upon the bowesremovng Costiueness
For Literary Men, Students. Delicate Females and all
erons OF Sedenary habits, they valuable as Lara
tine, improving the appetite giving and uigor to the
digestive and restoring natural elasticity and
trengtl of the whole system.
The CEPHAL1C PILLS the result of long nyestiga
ton and carefully conducted experiments having in
use many years. during which time they have prevented
and relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
headache whether originating in the nervous system OF
rom deranged state of the stomach.
Ihey are entirely vegetable in their composition and
may De taken at all times with perfect safety without
making any change of diet and the absence Of any dis
osreeco'e taste renders easy to administer them to chill
Gren.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFTTS!
The genuine have five signatures of Henry spaldingo
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
a box VIII be sent by mail prepaid receipt Of the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HEN RY G. SPALDING,
As Cedar Sree, New York.
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TIE IL MS
OF THE DAILY EXCHANGE,

Served in the city, and payable only to the carriers,
lively E AND HALF CENTS WEEKLY.
Mailed to subscribers out OF the city SIX DOLLARS
YEAR, payable invariably in advance
@-A liberal reduction to Clubs and News Agents.
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from the Gazette, Davenport, Iowa.l
Mr. Spading would not connect his name with an artcl
he did not kaO,o to possess real merit
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SAMUEL HARRIS 4 SONS,
- BANKERS, STOCK EXCHANGE
AND NOTE BROKERS,
,,,,,, NO. l9G BALTIMORE STREET,
on eli accessible points the United States md
Gsaadas, promptly, and on favorable terms
BY ana SELL CHECKS and UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES, at low rates
NEGOTIATE TlAE PAPER and STOCK LOANS, and
this and other markets "
hECEIF 4 DEPOSITS in Bankatle DnCurent Funds
Gnu the BANKING and Exchange Business in every
csDtFtinent nlhs-ly
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ROSS CAMPBELL Il CO.,
"a HANOVER STREET,
Have constantly for sale
LIS ON L0 DON,
ihhl$f In sums to suit purchasers
< HARRIS, JR.,
NJ BASEMENT CHESAPEAKE BANK
,, :, NORTH STREET,
Buys and sells all the stocks and other securities OF tits
ana other markets on commission selItf
M GILMOR, JR.,
w. STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
No. II SECOND STREET,
buvs and sells on Commission Stocks and Securities in
this and other markets. "
iiakes advances Stocks and other ColateraIs
NegGtat-s Time Paper and Stock Loans nINtI
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CITY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ E,LTGMDRE, May Is, 1851
Inon ,nnlicotr tho civ Comm ssioner and Surveyor
will meet on the premises on JESpAY Nay 2lt at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, 10 ESTA Bill n THE LlNhS or LUhERNE
STREET AND COUGH STREET from inst TO luZrroe
the premises By order. b. c. SElTh.
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I H. LUCKETT,
e STOCK, NOTE, BILL.
AND REAL. ESTATE BROK En-,
81 SECOND STREET, Baltimore.
, go REFERENCES:
r Gibson, Cashier Bank o: Baltimore Baltimore.
T. i. Coleman, Cashier Mechanics Bank, Baltimore
!; NJ. Buck, Cashier Franklin Bank, Baltimore
Thomas J. Carson, Banker Baltimore
Thomas ID. Johnston, Baltimore
j. C. Adams Baltimore
warwick, Prick & Ball. Baltimore
T. Mlckle, Cashier Union Bank Of MARYLAND, Baltimore
s. A Vickers, President Marine Bank, Baltimore
Johnston Bro. 4 Co, Bankers, Baltimore
Josiah Lee h Co, Bankers, Baltimore
hugh Jenkins Co, Baltimore.
Young Carson, Baltimore.
"n. FinkneS Brooke, Washington, d. G. myl5-tf
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SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co. PAP
" n e January is, 1861.
SIR gu will please send boxes of your Cephalic
Fills Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JNO. B. SIMONS
PS-Ihaue used one bon of your Pulls and find then,
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! From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephalc Pills accomplish the object which they wer
| made, viz: Cure of headache in all its forms.
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| -. ] HnW ARD COUNTY,
| FAR THE BALTIMORE ANp OHIO RAILROAD
| Tins, Farm contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ALkES OF Trly superior and, wei wood,d ard watzr.d,
faS seYea tine building sites and is abunGautly supplied
with fine Springs and running water II is Situated on The
County Road leading r the Frederick turnpike to the
%lIoad The situation is elevate it las CON manding
| view and is perfectly HEALTHY.
Will b. sold in parcel or divided to su purchasers
81 FERNS ,sonabie "
Apply W w GLENN
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HENRY G. SPALDING Esq. ~ ' ''
Please find inclosed twenty cents for which send me
best f'iuS haze tried. - '-
direct A. SLOWER, P. NJ
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., o.
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II n C,,. BEVERLY, MASS, Dec. IL, 1860
wish for som, circulars large show bills to bring
your Cephalc PILLS particularly before
II you have thing of the kind, please send to
One OF my GU toners, subject Sick Head
acne usuaiIv lasting days) of an Attack
IN one hon" byvour PiliS, which sent Ter
Respectfully yours. W. B. WILKES
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THE TRI-WEEKLY EXCHANGE
ADV ERTISING RATES.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE.

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE.
Twenty-Five cents line for space occupied each in
serti0n
The following among the number of Post-O Offices to
which THE DAILY EXCHANGE is mailed:
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Mr.. SPALpISG -' '''' = CO. - ioO'
SIR have tried your Cephalic Pills. and like them so
veg tat ~a"t You to send dollars worth more
FArt OF these for the neighbors to whom gave
lew out Of tn first box got from you H "
Send the Pills by mail and obige
-FOUR obedient servant
JAMES KENNEDY.
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Mr. SPALDING. ' " ~ ie'i'
SIR: Not long since sent to you for DO. Of Cenhalic
rus for the cure OF the Nervous Headache venes
and received the they had so good an effect that mas
induced to send for more ~
Please seEd by return mail. Direct to
a. r. WHEELER,
Ypsiant, Michigan
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EsUGAN & JENKINS.
AZ C0AA!SSIOE HARD WARE EERCF4YTy
Nc SS0uTH CH,~ELES STREET,
,- are gents for the following Manufactures:
THOMAS TURTON & Sons, CAsT Avn SEglp S=..,
WILLIAM GREAYtS SONS, FIL7s, R1sps 30
WALES FRENCH AUGER, AUGER BITS, SC
). y. HOFEY BORING MACHINES
A:EANnALL, FACES FINIsHINq NATfs.S 20
PROVIDENCE TOOL COMPANY, EUrS, wasHzPa Ann
AAkshiCAN BUTT COMPANY, Bury HIHezs SAD IRgEs
GHARLES H. KELLOGG, CURRY CoH1s Sc.Ixs IA
Hall ELTON co, PLATED Spoons AND F0g %
ocORlL MANUFACTURING CO, SnERr RRtss .r,
DAVID SNYDER, SHovsLs ARD SpApzs
biin.Ol! hAFp"AHE COMPANY, RsAss Carpar-
DUII.0P L SApETgAS. Axrs, RA-oUvzs sc ru,o,
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8aKafts anO Xroksrs.

M ARTN LEWIS,
49, BILL 4 VI ST0CK BROKER,
uoss., No. ~ SECOND STREET,
~ 'peeidi ARRANGEMENTS for the purchase and sale Of
rrboo.r STOCKS, BONDS, SC,
--ou in the New York market
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liz NO. " Frati street.
ENOR SALE.-Farms, Houses, Country-Seats
= Lots and Ground Rents A fine Farm mile fron the
he'ssrstown Turnpike, and 10 miles Baltimore, con-
tanning 40 acr well improved. One Of $40 acres in Lou
don county, Virginia the loudon and Hampshire Rail-
road land IN ig state Of cultivation buildings first class
you'd re divided into two farms if desired pIice
SD per acr- One o. 10 the Western MARYLAND
Railroad, 9 miles from Baltimore. Apply to
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-12-27
Tho War Fever In Canada.

The hostile attitude Of Great Britain re.
specting the Trent affair is received with
nm nnacconntahle Joy IN Canada. The peo
pie OF that province seem TO have caught
the war lever in its most virulent form, and
fairly ache 10 have their soil made the scene
OF bloody warfare. II is remarkable that
the Journals most bitter in their attacks up-
nm the "Ynnkees' are the ministerial
those in the interest and pay Of the govern
ment. and II is they who all along have been
foremost in this bad work of creating i'll
blond toward the national cause among thu
prejudIced and ignorant people of Upper
Canada.
Tho la'se, Canada puprrs which have
reached us are filled with calls for voun. n.
teers 10 turn ont, and militiamen 10 arm and
equip. The provinces are in a fermen,, and,
II these ill'regulated newspapers were TO be
believed, war would be inevitable and close
at hand. As we have said, the people seem
rather to Ike the prospect, and IL is sincere.
y to be hoped thet il a war does ensme, the
inhabitants of Upper Canada will have plen
~ OF II. Making due allowance for the
smell Jealousy which has slways prevailed
IN Canada at the superior prosperity OF the
American side Of the lakes, and to govern,
mcnt influences that are undoubtedly al
work, we really caunot account for the mas
sion and hate expressed toward this major
IN the hour Of its great peril and trial, Tn,
"whiTilg'g OF time" brings its revenge, ant
this nation Is only at the beginning OF il,
career. Whatever may be,de MS now, W,
sre ultimately victorious, and Canada will
DO wei TO remember it.-t World.
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Movements Of General Scott in Enrop,

Movements Of General Scott in Europe.
The late Lieutenant General OF
the United States army, the brave
General Scott. arrived in orr city
yesterday by the steamer Arngo, and
proceeded to the Hotel de Europe.
Previous to his leaving New York.
the fortunate conqnorer of Mexico
was the object Of the most flattering
distinction. The Chamber of Com
merce of New York passed resolu'
tions, in which they joined with the
entire nation in esteem OF the r,at
Virginia citizen. We observed.
with pleasure, that the American
Captains now in our harhor, impro
vised on board the Arago a kind o.
triumphal arch, dccked with flags
in horror OF General Scott.
To day at half past nine o'clock
in the morning, the same Captains
assembled in tho court Of the Hotel
de rEurope, and preceded by Cap
tain Lines, commander Of the trans.
Atlantic eteamer Arago, went arm
in arm to tho apartments of the brave
veteran OF the federal army. Each
successively pressed his hand with
emotion. A little while after the
General addressed them as follows
My KIND FRIENDS AND DEAR Eel.
Low CoUYrRyMEN | thank you pro
foundly for this demonstration. My
heart is deeply touched. am al.
ways happy to find myself among
my fellow citizens of tho United
sshaltsss shalssssl ldhss dhs' via 'si fakes place renders
me doubly happy. | am proud to
receive your good wishes in for
eign land. thousands of miles from
our common country.
love, among all your profession;
and | take this opportunity, winch
you have offered mo. to assure YOU
OF my entire devotion to the cause
Of my dear country. am convinced
these are yonr feelings. nee more
my friends, let me thank you very
sinccrely for this spontaneous prooI
OF your friendship for an old Soldier
OF our glorious America.
May God bless you ell. Fare
well, my dear friends.
The General, who has come tc
Havre with his daughter, his son.in
] " and little grandson, left by th'
eleven O'Clock train Tor Paris, wher,
he will be met by his wife, who
stays at the Hotel de Rivol.
In consequence OF tho arrival o
General Scott and tho news of thu
late success Of the federal fleet, th,
American vessels in port hoistcd
their national cOlors.
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TnE CoNFi.oATioN BIrJ. The bill
OF Senator Tfurnbull, oi. Illinois
provides tor the absolute forfeiture
OF Oil pro-, r,yr,y Of rebels who =. he.
yonu YOU, .nc reach tf judioi :, process. -
ne property i. ipsurrrctionsry
districts Is 20 be seized aud appro'
pri%,rd by military powers. That
in the districts where II can be
reached by legal process is to te
copfiscsted through the courts. The
proceeds, after the payment OF the
txp nses and jnst claims Of loyal
creditors, are to be applied to REIN.
bursing loyal citizens despoiled Of
their property by rebels, and the
balance to paying tho expenses oI
supprcssing insurrection. The re
bel owners Of slaves are 10 forfeit
their right to them, and the negroes
are to ccome tree. The President
is to provide for their colonization.
il willing to go, in some tropical
country where they will have tn,
protection Ct the government.
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Across the Moor.

hCEOSr tHt FWOtFs
Tho wild sad winds are sweeping
Across the bleak and barren moor,
Aud rolling waves of with cred leaves
With sadness dash against my door.
Dark troops Of shades are gathering
sNithin tho room, n mystic throng,
And o. ohaunted air there floa's
- fHe words Of some old song.
FhwcS le Hearth are Pickering
with soiemn and with f,tiul glare.
AMI I beside them Iowly crouch
And thread the dark lengths OF my hair.
Thus by the hearth each evening
sit upon my chambar floor,
And listen ever for the sound
or some one coming TO the door.
Jorr. long have been waiting
with patient love and trusting care,
But never see his form, nor hear
His heavy foJtster o, the stair.
For years have I been listening,
And building nightly cheerful ares;
But he comes not, and one by one
Each bright and flaming brand expires.
f,ut stIll rext eve I'm sitting
before another fre's bright glare.
And ihoughtfullv, with fingers cold,
Threading the dark lengths of my hair.
And tho winds ~ WOO como sweeping
From the wnrld's black mnuis apart,
Rolling the witherpd leaves uf life
Round the wide portals Of my heart.
Ard troops Of shades there gather
From the ghoulland Of tho past.
And ther softly sing all tho sad old songs
That he sang when heard them last.
And tho ntful flames are dying
In tho watchnres " my heart,
Aud soon, my waiting and watching o'or,
shall told my hands and depart.
-(HArTIx TYING
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-12-27
N ew Remedies
FOR
SPERMATORRHEA.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

A Benevolent Institution established by special en-
do,cment, for The Reiiet of the Sick and D's
tressed, afflicted Nth Piruient and Epidemic
Diseases, and especially for the Cure Of DIS.
eases Of the Seruai Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
Nl Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhoea,
and other Diseases uf the Sexual Organs, and
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Address DIR. }. SklLLlN HOUGHTON, Act
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