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The New York herald., 1862-10-02

A new Conscription act has been passed by the
rebel Congress, extending the age at which con
scripts are to be drafted hereafter from thirty
Eve to forty-fve years. Hitherto the conscrip-
ton embraced all between eighteen and thirty
five. These ,n.ye been used up, with the excep-
ton of Bragg's and Smiths armies, and what is
left of Lees Now it is extended to men ten
years older, thus including the whole of the
military age from eighteen to forty five, or
about one-ffth of the whole white population.
But by the volunteer system, which prevailed
before the conscripton, many Of those between
thirty-fve and forty-fve years were absorbed,
and have been disposed Of by sickness, by
death on the battle field or by wounds received
thereon.
The act docs not necessarily call out the
whole Of the fighting population; but it gives
authority to the Confederate President to call
1t out to any extent that he may deem neces-
sary. The fighting population from thirty-fve
TO forty-fve Is found by the census to be only
q little more than one-third Of that from
eighteen to thirty-fve. Consequently the
rebel President could not now draw upon
more than one-third the number of the
troops he has already raised. even if he had
not already expended considerable portion Of
that residue in the volunteer force. At the
very utmost one-fourth is as much as this new
conscrption could produce, and greatly infe.
rior In some Of the essential qualities Of COED
troops to those ranging from eighteen to thirty
ave years.
We recently estimated the entire fighting
population Of the rebels that could be spared
at 8S6, 900. reckoning one in seven Of the popu
lation. We estimated the numbers In the field
at 900, and the numbers lost by sickness
and the battle field a. l00,0 900 more, making a
total raised Of about 555 900, which would leave
. reserve OF 33l, 600, from which deduction Of
100, 900 ought to be made forvarious causes,
leaving only $4,000 to ill up the broken ranks
Of the rebel army and to constitute reserve.
Bat the rebel Conscription act is declared to
be illegal by one Of the Judges in the Confels-
rate States, and Its validity Is likely TO be dis
puted ON the States rights principle. 1t will he
seeu that the act authorizes the President To
lew the troops directly, and mot through the
State Governors. This appears 10 many as too
much like an attempt at establishing conssli
dated government, iIf which State authority and
state lines shall be efIaced Already thsSouth'
esn journals have aken the alarm.
The New York herald., 1862-10-02

stock Immediately became exhausted and the
postal service became seriously embarrassed,
the department being rendered dependent upon
the daily manufacture to comply with the re-
QUESTIONS of postmasters.
This difficulty has been still further increased
by the trouble given by soiled and defaccd
stamps. AS soon as il was found that the latter
passed without observation, chemical ingenuity
soon furnished the dishonesty disposed with
the means of removing the ink deiacing mark
used in the post Office, and Of thus circulating
them. TO discourage as much as possible the
further use Of postage stamps as currency, the
notice to which we refer has been issued. For
the future sales OF stamps will be limited to
such only as may be needed by the public for
the prepayment of postage.
If these regulations had been further delayed
the service Of the department would soon be
seriously obstructed. Postage stamps were be-
coming so scarce that even the railroads, which
were at one time flooded by them, now scarcely
get enough to make change. OF course the new
postal currency issues and the small denonlina-
ton Treasury notes will, in short time, render
them superhuous. In the meanwhile the Post
Office Department his to take care that its
service is not hampCred by AN insufficient
supply of them. But the whole difficulty could
easily have been remedied If the new postal
currency had been put more rapidly and abun-
dainty in circulation.
The New York herald., 1862-10-02

BAKNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM. groadway-CoLoR.
10 1RoPIcsL FISK, &c al al hours 0AuTHLFES-YouNs
AMERICA, M5P. NJ. CLAUDE MARCEL, at ~ evening.
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On recent Of shy Of the following in cash post
stamps tho subscriber Will send by return mail ot-rSs
ss directed Gold Pen Pens selecting the acOTGE
4, .l<arysoftot viz.
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1862. THE 1862.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with H. connections formt
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
fRoN NEv.loRH 70 rnE PRiNcPAL WKsrERN ClriEs.
Eight trains run daily from Newfork to Philadelphia via
All snd Sse s9S Ard A9'e s 9e ~,
ROUTE LEAVE NEN-lORK FROM THE
FOOT or CoURrLANDTSr.
By wy of Philadelphia the morning passenger, leave Nsw
York ~ time other routes Evening
at p one hour later than other lines.
by way OF Allentown. evening Passengers leave 1T
THREE hours later tln tho Northern lines aud by both
arrive AZ the time Northern lines IN Chicago and oil
points In the North WcsI, Cestine Indianapolis Loui.ys
81 Louis, Cleveland, Columbus. Cnclnsti and all main
points West with fewer changes Of cars.
Sleeping Cars without change nom Philadelphia to
Pitt-bursh 30 miles and New ork Pittsburgh 80 mile,
Smoking aud Saloon Cars on all trains.
Fare the other routes.
basnge checked through. Transfers free.
Secure Tickets, Of Until used. by Pittsburgh.
WESTERN EMIGRATION
lhs Fennsyhana Central Company Enisrsnt
Accommodation Line. which aiods a comfortable mode of
travel paes moving Westward at one half tho usual rates
Of fare.
By this route cight' Of all descriptions h. forwarded
u aud from any poui on the Railroads Ohio KENTUCKY In
aians ninols wisconsin, Iowa. OF Missouri. by RAIL
ROAD DIRECT TO any port on the uuyg,, river. of
the West by steamers from Pittsburgh
the Pennsylvania Railroad all tnes az a. ara
charged by other Railroad Companies Merchants and hip
peis n'Iusng me OF their Freight to this Com
psny' can rely with confidence on its speedy transit
. 49, LIVE STOlk
Formers and Dealers 10 Live Stock viii and this most adj
vansgcons route, Capacious Yards well wateed sup
and IL, connections every attention ia paid to their wants
trom harrisburg where viii be every convenience
pfg ara rs~ss choice I. eaered Of The PM.LADEl
j. l.; ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. Aston House
LEECH Co, Freight agents, ,,,,,,.
No Astor House. and No. sonth Williamst
"'ooNALD BiSChoFE EmS o f Ass"I. 0.e.
EN0CH LEWlA 0sasgs ssst AsssuA ~
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1)rofessiona! Notices.

A TTENTION.-Dr BRIGGS, the far-famed
IA CHIROPODIST is skigl and successful in his treat
inen Of Corns Bunions Csloes Frosted and bistered
Feet Therefore wait dsy call without delay at No.
2l2 Broadway Opposite St. Paul. church,, ~ DT Bdgsss
Corn aud Bunon A.visor Il equally successful i2Sc &c.,
and box Sent by mail receipt Of prico and cents
Sold by Druggists generally Remember 22 Broadway. N.Y.
NOTICE.-Dr c. ID. HAMMOND (author OF
N NERVOUS DEBILITY" sc has returned from Eus
rope and may consulted hitherto 81 Fast nth st. 18th
from Madison-av from to TO- too and to evening"
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERsEY.-


~ From foot Of Couftlandt st-Connectiug at Hampton
Junction with Delaware Lack,w aud Western Railroad
fu.ion with Leigh Valley railroad and its
ton, forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West without
change Of CATS
SUMMER ARRAEGEMEHT-Com Commencing May :, 1862
Leave Nev-io a. follows:
HARRisBuRG ExPRg.s-M a IN. ht Eastou. Reading
Pottsyile. Harrisburg, Mauch Chunk Wiiamsport. &c.
NAL THAIS-M 3 a. NJ. for taston. Water Gap, seraa
ton, Great Bend Ptston, Wikesbsue, SC
y THROuGH TRAiS-tor Easton. Mach Chunk, VIII
Nans pert, Reading Pottsville, HarEisburg so
p n. WAY PA.sENGKW TRAIN-FoT Ess.0n Bethlehem
Allentown. and Mauch Chunk
$50 r. NJ. WAY TKAiN--f0r Somevill..
BP. V WESTERN ExPKsss-For Pastor Allentown Read
harrisburg. Pittsburgh aud tie West Sleeping from
jersey City through 20 Pittsburgh.
EXPHEss TRAIN gOR HAKKisBuRG-Ihe q m. Express
Train from New York arrives at Hari.buss' p. connect
ina Fast and West Pennsylvania Central Railroad Northern
Central Railroad North and South. and With the Cumber
land Valley Railroad.
THg THROuGu ExPRgss TRNN WEsr, leaves
Newf ora al daily Sundays excepted masiug close
connection al Harrisburg with fennsy ysnis Raitold~ith
change Of Pittsburgh. and bu; one Cincin.
nall aud Chicago. -Four hours time saved by taking t
train.
EtrE,sErHPoEr AND NEw.YoRx FrRRr-LcaVs New
Yoft from Pier no. North River a. 800 aud II 70
500 49, and y. IA.
The stop Bergen Point and Mariner. srbor every
trip each way JOHN o. Stems. Superintendent.
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A 4 DE PELCKVAL's, No. So Broadway
"a An knds Of CHILDRENS Cloakg. Dresses. Blankets,
Socks Chenises Infants VsistF Apons Bib Baskets &C.
&c. Gorbadl Costumes LADIES Elbl oidered Chemis
aud Night Gown Yoke; sso Ladies' ready uade Under Gar
ents Fluee Hsudkcrches Initials and Coat 6rms en-.
bIoidered handkechois tsbleinen and bedclstning
Cotton and Six Enboideres made TO order Stamping for
Emb lodenes executed IN The most perfect manner.
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90 Wbom It man Concern.

COIrON-SPlNNERS wishing to secure a sup
~ ply Of COTTON hom South america can apply to OF
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6ialioncrp an0 5Gnrn Ooo0s.
.. vy,HE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS.
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.

THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On RECENT Of sny Of the following sums IN ea.h or post
directed Gold Pen or PenS selecting TIE 'ams asorGrs
"'F''@''" COLD DID PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For 25 The Magic Pen for 81 cents so Lnesy Pen
for 80 cents the AwaysReady en for - cents the Elegant
Pen; and for ~, the Excelsior Pea
The sizes are. Nos. 2. 3.s and .. -
TIE SAME PEE cIsEs Is Mt Win H fEScIts
For 50 cent? the Mage Pen; for 20 cents me LncSy Zen
md for : 60 The EScelsior Pen These wel-hnished
good writing Gold Pens with indosun Points the @erse
Of every Of which will far oust gross OF the best
Tbe nssne "a Morton, "Nunber" and "Qasty' are
slammed on he wing Pens and the Points sntei
Tor ,ix months. except against accident The indi
cat size oaiy No being Il smallest No he arrest
lss Mammoth 0a GSd Pen for the des Long nd medium
kbs OF all sizes and qualities Short Nibs Of Nos and
and roade only Of Gt quady The ensraynss are fac sim
"'' u VIC GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES
For7s cents, No. Pen, lat quality or MOB Pen ~
FoT ST. No Pen, lat quality No Pen, I'd quality
For 81 as sNO 5Pea lat quality, aNo 4Pen, "a quail
FOR 20 sNo. aPen 1T quality, No PEN I'd quail
For 81 IS No Pen lot quality No Pen ID quality.
,HE saNE COLI Pms ~ SILVER EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS
For Al So aNo Pen lst qusny, No. Pen Sd qualy
For q IS No. Pen lst quality No Pen I'd quail
FOR ~ No 3Psn lst quality. ora No Pen, I'd quality
For ~ 50 No. Pen, Is, quality, OF Nos Psn ID gaAt
t.y OF a No . Pen. 81 Gnalty.
For 80 No Pea ss quality. 10. 6PeD I'd quality.
Eor So 80 q No Pen. Let duality. - -
GOLD PENS ALL lat QUALlIt, N SILFEIs-MOONlLD
DISK HOLDERS
For 81 No rem: roT 81 y sNo. 5Poni FOR 81 fJA
Nc Pen; For IS 80 q No Pen.
For 81 30 sPen; for IS No. sPen and for SC No.
1tpen.
The let Qnslity pointed With the very best iiosia
Points carefully selected and Of this quality are sold
with the slightest inpeIiectol which sk and the eose
scrgtiny detsc.
ne "a Quality" superior to any Pens made b. him
previous 10 the 1860
Tho 30 Quality" he intends 'ba equal in respec; TO On
rsbty Elasticity and Good Writing Qualities Che only true
conf. ieraiionsl any Cold Pens made elsev here.
regard 70 The Cheap Gold Pens lie beg leye 70 say that
previous % operating his New aud fsteu,ed Ma hines hs
could no. have lede Good Writing and Durable Pens io
toe pre Lad the Gold been furnished gratuitogs.y.
Parties ordering must al tnstGnees specify hs Nun
by end Quai;v" n The PCns tedafed and be Ddricntr
desijs ne ktnd u Pens hey pgeer-osefaeT 'fg or
hsaLey. c,gyse Oy fine
fF For sale by all dealers in tine line Throughout ths
country. .
Address A. MORTON,
M 2j Maiden Lane, Nev-York.
Any .endngs single letter post-stlnp viii rocevo cir
eu!ar v ith the engTsyilgs above referred 90.
- .AN IIBIGIG
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NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
~ THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
VIII sail from NETWORK for LIVERPOOL, on
SATURDAY, May 81.
Price of passage in e.o.
First Cabin. ..,........S $3.50 Sl3o.
according staeroom accommodatons al osnel pveseg
being equal.
Third Cabin S3O0s0
families nav be engaged by special arrangement No berth
secured until paid for. ,,,,,,ry -
Plans NJ the shn NAV be seen and engagements made 10
freight or passage on application TO CHAS. A. "hiiiNos
AZ the Office No Broadway, New York.
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NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-FOR PHIL.
Il ADELPilA aud the SOUTH AID WEST via JER.
SEf Clrf-Mail and Express Lifes leave New.fofk :
aud 10 M, T. aud ii p. Fare A3 Through tickets
sold Tor tho South sndWes ard through baggage checked
III. aud u aud u p. trains.
J. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage will b. received for train. unless delivered
and chec- 81 " minnie. i adssncr oil The time Oh leaving
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NTOTICE-WORCEST AND NASHUA
~ RsILROAD-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT - SUN
DAY TRAIN 90 LOWELL-Au EXPRESS PASSENGER
TRAIN will leave Worcester EVERY SUNDAY MORN
ING a. o'clock New forA passenger, by the steamer Cry
OF oon Norwich and Worcester Line proceed 10
Lowell by this arrangement other dsys Baggage
checked through usual o. W. BENTLEY Snperintepd.
eu, Worcester r.. y MARTIN. Agent, Now York.
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pcal estate tor Sale.
NOR SALE-A small FARM, containing II


DARN FOR SALE at a BARGAlN.-W Qua
Il be a very desirable place FOR 81 MINER REslDENCE
continuing about 40 situated In the township OF
Rosd about IL miles from Brooklyn. Modern house with ef
containing 10 Ioon, with brick cellar two lafse pan
and plenty fruit with young orchard OF very
choice fuit large held Of grain good grass together WIN
wagons. harness and all kinds OF farming implements WIN
- ot of in,nre Possession given immediately Apply at
~, t-i Atlaufir.st cor Of inton-st., Brooklyn.
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Ike -NEW 7-Octave PIANOS in rose.
Burning 1lui0, Oils, &e.

NRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
" Received direc. from the manufacturers and wes and
very loves, n,rk.t rstsa by R ~ ins
u Co., Koa 100 and 17x Wilsu.st. New. York.
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NORTHERN r. X. OF NEW-JERobi -
M. 20 and sos p. m, and 70 p m on
aud : AIIlRDAi only. q. w. DEMAhfol, oupl.
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Ocean 5teamers.

PASSPORT OFFICE, No. 200 Broadway,
Y near Futonst uound foor-Nsuraized citizens must
be Addressed PASSPORT OFFICE, Box No. 3,sl3 Nsws
York"
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Wc00ing CatOs, &f.

A + VIM. ENERDELL's SONS-WEDDING
n CARDS.-These celetr4ted Engraved Cards coa Only
.; 10. Ios Fulton-s,., ". T. EstabisLed 1Sl5.
I VI. JOHNSTON & Co., No. $50 Bowery.--
- Wedding and Visiting Cards. &c. latest styles susc.
frhens ~ mail A,o. Nsthss Jewey. snver are aud
Plated :. are Of tts bsa. qualities and at o" pI4ces
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NETWORK g. NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.

IN
iss, SPRING ARRANGEMENT. lSoA
~ COMMENCING MAY ;. 1852. ~,
Passenger Station In New.Yok- Z7th-st ana 4ihaH
i"" '"'' y" TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For NewHave :. t. H., tEL); lI;l5, tEx)i so"
fcf sddsrPorI !, M, E11' i'ha . 'Er'' $50
20 For 'p %pd sts,fo8d Fairfield Southport and wepo
7s. m l1:5. $3.50 and $50 p. u. .. c,- IN Am g.
For Eorwalk $50 q. M l2:l5, j. tEK) 9''o s''' o.
~ For Darsn and Greenwich $50 M i2:i5 400
$50 p. IN. - ooo ,,,x . frx, a.
So 40, $3.50. p. M, ~ ..-.,, nm. - 10.
For Port Chester and ntemediate "ations y ''"~ III L.
l5 $3.50; 4:Jo, $3.50, $50 P. ~ ii ~,
" CONNECTING TRAINS
Fer Boston via Springfield M, (Exl, (Exl p. m
For Boston via Shore Line l2l5, p M, lEx)
For Hartford and Springfield a. III, (Exl E'i' D
Fcf Connecslcut River Railroad to Montreal tEI
and u: rs y. M to Northau pton. - $50, -,
For Hartford Providence, and Fnhkl Railroad. an,
ToI N.wiIs.en New-London, and Stcninston Railroad
al a. H. I2:I5 3, p. M. Ell -,
For Cal al X broad IL Is y. m. 10 Northampton
For Housatonic Railroad, to Pttshed, A. Dl p m 70
New Milford
For Dabury and horwak Railroad, :, 9;JD g. m. '; ~
y Cannodioo, Sleeping Cars st,sched to p. train
JAMES IL HOYT, Superintendent
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r7oR SAJF-SJTWRBAN VILLA in l37th-

4. OK SAbE-Sl ~ lIDAN villa Az ~, -
st. near Port Morris Fast Riyer-si1teen rooms large
crlro house ~ lot ground honing two streets spsh
elm. on both streets house In first rate order saIurh
Astounding IN sTapes strawberries raspbelres goosebsnie
pears quince curran Ec ell uDd-r cultivation hne p
we'll overoosinstt East and Harlem Rivers Ffice -8Ss
very little cash r1nej 81 Access. day or nisht s.h
minutes all from oh station. doe east, and - minutes
iou Ferry OF terainus Of dav Apply at ELIoNs
4 B.rkmau-sL
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DEV. GEORGE w. BETHUNE, d. D.
Ia very Gne CARD PHOTOGRAPH Of the late Rev
GEOROE'W BETHUNE. ID. D., taken iew weeks pIior
10 his departure FROM this country PTice - ce's naed
free Of charge MoALLIS1ER II BROTHER, No. ~
Ches.nut-st.. Philadelphia
VstHE Rev. Dr. CHAPIN's WORKS, and all
j Books in Defense OF Universal seyson for sale by
HENRY LYON. No i76 Broadway
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CTONINGTON LINE for Boston, via GRO
- TON EFW-LONDON, STOSINGrON, PROVI-
DFNCF NEW PORT TAUNTON and NEW-BEDPORD.
The splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH ard PLY
MOUTH ROCK viii leave Pier No IL " K, foot Of Court
landi.s'.. DAILY (eKcept Sunday. st p. IN. ~
Fr-sht taken low by Any other line Ohce OF Ooi'
pGny, No. ll3 Westst, corner o, Cont. and, st;
W. NJ. EDWARDS, Agent
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DIAPER. PAPER at WAR PRICES-I sell
Il for essh NOTE PAPER, Go. TeaIa Up; LETTER Pa
PER , upi CAP. : 80 up together with large stock Of
Papers o. every description az lower prices an whce
deele. In NeYoIk. Orders with Tenitt.nces wiz be
flied favorable terms prescott in person One Prics
only Samples sen to parties inc osiDs stamps fer p0stee
A. T. HARD Successor 20 Carson Hard
Who.etsle Paper Dealer no. "A Beekman-st.
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NEW-YORK, HARLEM and ALBANY X. X.
~ For Albany. Troy. North and Wesl-SuMMER Ar
Ra NGE MENT. commencing THURSDAY MAY :, lahZ
FOR ALBANY 1880 NJ EXPIRES. Mai Train from 2oth-st
Station
Fox al Local Trains see Time Table
JOHN BuRCHiLL, Assistant Superintendent.
EOR BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE, via NEW
l. PORT ard FALL RIyER-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt. Brown. leaves Newly ok
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud SATURDAY, at
o'clGck D w. and the EMPIRE STATE. Capt Brayton. on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, al , o'clock p M
nom Pier No. ~ H.
Hereafter rooms viii he regarded secured to any ap
T Meant until the shall have beei paid for.
Freight Boston Is forwarded through with great dispatch
by an Express freight Train.
WIN HORDEN Asent. 10. 20 and u West..t.
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TURKISH BATH COMPANY.

In comriince with the wishes Of the Public the sfses
the Turkish Bath Company have been reduced " iEN po
LARS each. ,s
Those however Subscribing i've shares orso e emochs
OF 80 viii beside the regular dividend euJoy the psehS
81 FREE IiC Ed, available ouee ~ every TWO n49-'-'
which guaraatce, - per cent the Investment ,o,,
Subscriptions TO the Stock Of the ItkhlSh DALI So,
PANY viii now be received the Offices OF IN. oiowins
Journals Evening Post Express, journal OF '.n,.
mes Tlihuuc World Vanity all AID 81 Me'sIa APp'''
No. l33 Water q. ,n,-,.,.
Ths following gentlemen pose the boaii CT ~
Non Alex. ". Bradford LID Valentine sio'N e.,,
M ~ n.'i.bt III ID Col isry Commission,
-, -. S.L,,I 1haysr, esq,
~ III 80 ~" t,' Non Daniel ,. nemann,
.'h ~, "ois., G,',h.r a., john rorrcy. D..
mas; "1aIr> p'' n IA Nm H. Van gureD. W d.
'1iI,ss N'Hs' hI""'' ''' W. sanitary Commission.
C. OsCANYAN Secretary aud 9r"e,s ~. ~ a. Tspitv
B-Mr OSCANNAh can be seen a. wy
Fxr No il6 Nsssau.xi, or at No. ~ rH''!e.s. f
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U,OR NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSlE, and
u RONDOUT landing at Grassy Point Cozzens' vest
Point Cold Spring Cornwall New Hamburger ana si,op'
each way The and elegant steamer MAhb fOM
Can't A. j. Anderson, will le.ve loot Of Jayst ~ Ell
AFTERNOON, at 3! o'clock p Returning. wiz l.ase
Rond1ui at 81 PoushkeePse, at and Ne"o"sn' az .
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. NEW MEnICAL ROOK. Dr: BUsI-
aaME nEMORESTs MIRROR Oh FASlL-

NJ ME. DEMOhLNt hil'ltOi' ~
I'VE NS-spltndil Improve meuis, CANT eAo r.,e
6e Frgrvincs the latest Information three iasi1ed rat
tens Elegantly Illustrated aud Braid Work and EueIodey
The largest and best r. on Magazine in the il nnsueu
ousrt al 4S Broaday, ana sod everywhere ~ % cen
Ieay with the privilege Of selecting % cents Woth
Main Paitelns premium. Sumner NO no" ssHy
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miscellaneous.

brushes of every description, at the BRUSH
I'D FACTORY, No. 32s PesTlst, Harpers Building. All
articles the est factory prices PAINT BRUSHES ofG
Superior quality constantly on hand. JOHN K HOPPEL-
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/ AIDES, Hotel-keepers, and Laundresses give
Il sPARROW'S LONDON WASHING CRYSTAL on<
trial Sold by all respectable Grocers and Drussss, IL
cents per package. Agent for Sew.iolk
J. w BtNNEY No. 81 CclsrsL
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18

Of the court WAS attacked by President
Lincoln the hour he was sworn into office.
Snce his inauguration the court has been
treated as nudity, its authority spit up
on, and its functions usurped by the Pres
ident and his Cabinet. And now the
Post would have US believe that the per-
sonal character of the court is the reason
OF lis standing no longer coordinate
branch of the government. Tie Post well
knows that il the Supreme Court was per-
mltted 10 retain It's proper character, abo-
litionism would die. Tie Post knows
that the death of the Supreme Court was
necessary TO the success of the abolition
party. Yeats before the rebellion began,
it was attacked by Mr.. Seward and his
paitisans. They succeeded in poisoning
the minds of the people against it, and
when seated in power, treated lis authorl'
ty with as much contempt as if it had
been composed Of Eastwood images
Chicaoo Times.