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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-12-03
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The DI afted Wide.AWake.

was glorious Wile-Awake
ALI marching in row;
And wore shiny ol-cloth cape,
About two years ago.
Our torches farej with turpentine,
AMI filed the streets with smoke;
And we were sure, Whittier might come,
Secession was joke
O, if then had onlv dreamed
The things that now know,
ne'er hal been Il Wi Ie-Awake
About two years ago.
sail the South would never dare
To strike a single blow;
/ thought that they,were ccwards then,
About two years ago.
And o I marched behind Il rail,
Armed with wedge and maui;
With honest Abe upon lsg,
A boatman guant and tall.
o, if then had only dreamed
The things which now know,
ne er had been w ide-Awaks
About two years ago.
My work was gooi. my wages high,
And bread an | coal was low;
The silver jim led in my purse
About two yeats ago.
In peace my wife ma children dwelt,
H'ppy the live long day,
A. L
Of countries far away.
o, if then had only dreamed
The things which ROW I know,
/ ne'er had been WIde-Awake
About lwo years ago.
My wife sits pale and weeping now,
My children crying low;
I did not think to go to war
About two years ago.
AMI no one now will earn their food,
Ne one will be their shield;
God help them when lie in death
Upon the bloody field!
o, # then ha only dreamed
The things which now krow.
I meier had been Wiie-Awake
About two years ago.
One brothers. bones half buried lie
Near the Antjetam's fiow;
lie was merry, happy lad
About two years ago.
And where the Chichaaonliny
Moves slowly towards the sea,
Was left another's wasted corpse
am the last of three.
o, if then had only dreamed
The things which now know,
ne'er had been q Wide-Awake
About two years ago.
Just no" saw my torch and cape,
Which onae made such show;
They arc not now what once they seemed
About two years ago.
Thought carrie Freedoms light
In that smoky flaming brand;
I've lerinei bore destru tic,. .'s'torch-
That wedge has split the laad.
Q. i! thon had only dreamed
The things which now know,
ne'er had been a Wide Awake
About two years agoi
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-12-03
me 10 determine.
THE SIX HUNDRED RECRUITS.

AT what period did General Scott obtain
the six hundred recruits to which he refer,
in his rtjninder2 This was certainly alter
the date of his views" on the Both of Octo
Der, 1860, because in these he states e,nphat
ically that the forces then at his command
were, " in all, five Companies only within reach
I" garrison OF reinforce the (niney forts men.
Toned in his " views"
Did he obtain tnese recruits in November ?
lf so. had he visited Washington or written
and explained to. me in what manner this
military operation could be accomplished bv
the four hundred men in the five companies
and the six hundred recruits, should have
given his rep "esenta,lons all the Consideration
eminently due to his high military reputa-
tion.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-12-03


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sSppnrse !, should he q child lost ;r the
sn,w y,
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NrlI.,- ssnernus h.or, s,ooos.oa av0r,
comf,r, and I.,,.v,s ;u,orf.,c, csr,,.n
yeved so,ne consultation to the no,r li,,Ie
wanderer After hearty meal she WAS mt
into warm bed. and soon forgot her troub |
| les for time in sound sleep.
After some deIibcratian, the ladies' decided
10 keep her until Rplph came, to see if he
,uld find some clue to her relatives or friend
and return her to them. Everything abou,
the child denoted her claim to a place in
good circle. Her beauty was delicate, her
hands and feet small and perfect her accent
pure, and her manners gentle and graceful
M mark Of courSeness or low breeding show
ed any fitness for the trade she had pursued
after arriving in New York, and her quie
lOok at the handsome house and furniture,
and ease at the Widespread table proved that
such home was not entirely new to her.
"Rolph will be here to- morrow, so let her
stay with you, Louey, till he comes"
L0uey's heart was already open to the
child who came to Bolph's home, and she
readily consented to share her room with th,.
poor little stranger f1r the time beflre Rolph
arrived.
The next day, however, brought not the
expected guest, but letter saying that he
could not join them until evening. 1t wa
nine O'Clock before the train reached Day
ton, and Mrs. Lawton drove over to meet
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-12-03

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Wheatland, 'sear Lancaster, Nup. II 1859
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-12-03

reasons already menth'neu III my answer.
NO ARMS STOLEN BY FLOYD
should have nothing more to add had
General Scott, in his rejoinder, confined him
self to the topics embraced In his original let
ter. He has extended them, and now for the
first time, and in sarcastic and no kindly
spirit, refers to the alleged stealing of public
arms BY Secretary Floyd, aid their transpnr-
tation TO the South in anticipation of the Re-
bellion. The most conclusive answer to this
allegation is that, notwithstanding the boast
ing of Mr.. Floyd at Richmond, evidently with
the view Of conciliating his new allies cited by
The General as his authority, no public arps
were ever st"len. This fact 10 established by
the report Of the Committee on Military Aft
airs of the House If Representatives now b,.
f"re me, made by Mr.. Stanton, of Ohio, theil
Chairman, on the 18th February, 1851 and t.
be found in the second volume of the Rcportl
Committees of the House for the session Z,
1860 81. This report and the testimony ba
fore the Committee establish -
SOME SuurHEkN STATES WITHOUT ANY ARM
/ Whatever.
/. The Southern States received in 1866
less instead of more than the quota Of arm
t0 ah,ch they were entitled by law an
that three of them, North Carolina, Missis
sippi and Kentucky, received no arms wha,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-12-03

ever, and this simply b cause they 0d not
Ak for them WI NAV Mr. STANTON bave
laid in u e Ii use THAT 'hcr, ar,. 4 good deal
"i rnm"rs, AMI speculation, and ,Disapprehen-
sion as to the true state C facts n regard to
this matter"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29

The tax on ground coffee, and all preparations go, o
which coffee forms part, or which Is Plepa'en ~,
sae az substitute for coffee, 10 reduced rom 'on
to mills pound. ...,, =
Ground mustard and sugar are each taxed cent d
pound. go, .
TIE Committee struck out the tax OF cents :
pound on tobacco, leaf stem, unmsnuIA va ~
aud increased the tax from to 10 cents p1uno ~,
cavendish tobacco plug. twist, hne-cu', slu inf
factured Of all descriptions, not ihci'un's ''
cigars or prepared smoking tobacco. ~, D,ensred
The Committee increased the tax on Pdoln'.u
Shaking tobacco 10 five cents, aud on snul VI w
baoco. ground. dry or damp, of all descriptions,
cen, sromatic or medical snuff, 10 eight cents per
pound. ..u, -.,o,tsd
Cnnnorvder and all explosive substances used ior
mining blasting artillery sporting purposes, VAL
nod at not excoedng eighteen cents pound, topay
tax of five mills not exceeding in value thirty cents
a hound 10 pay u tax of one cent per pound, ana
when valued at over thlrty cents d pouhu 10 pay
tax Of ak cents per pound.
Oxide Of zinc and sulphate OF barytes 20 pay tax
per pound of twenty-five centa on the former and ten
cer.s on the later.
The cause IN regard TO printers ink, snd all other
descriptions OF ink, fixing the tax 1t three per centun
nd vslorem, was stricken out.
Corn brooms, wooden pals and buckets; straw,
psn-eat, and grass hats; caps and bonnetsi hats
aud caps Of fur, felt WOOL glazed Indls-rnbber or
Bilk " JoIly or i'll patti steel ho0ps and sklrts or
skirts Of me 81 or other mateislall TO pay tax OF
three per &c tum sd vslorem.
Mr.. WRIGHT I'm, Pal appealed 10 Mr.. HOR-
TON rep, ONO to show his gsllantry by sustain
ing his NNrghts) motion to strike out the clause
taxing skirts. IL WAS known that the gentleman
from Ohio lHorton) was not oDlys fsyorite with
the ladies, but the best looking and besa behaved
man in the Home.
Mr. HORTON replied that with the tax the cost
OF the skirts would not be one-iourth the price they
were four years sgo. Tue tax would produce bali d
million of dollars. Those who wear hoops would be
gratiiied in INDIRECTLY sustaining The Government
which ia sustaining them.
Mr.. pENDLEiON Dem, Ohio inquired whether
this amendment would have the tendency 20 rsise or
lower skiris Laughter.
Dir. HORTON expressed his surprise that his col
league OF al other men, should have asked this ques-
tiOD.
Mr.. WRIGUT'S mo ion was rejected.
Amendments were made fixing tho tax on ready
made clothing pins at per ,entum ad valorein snd
umbrellas and psnsois 5 per eentum.
The tax Oh iron was fixed at from 81 % 20 " per
tun according to its condition OF manufacture.
TIE COMMITTEE hero rose, aud the Hou" ad-
iourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29

Tie United Sllto. steam revenue cauer Lazy
Narcharr lett he city at ~. IT. Oh Thu sday steamed
down 40 ,be Narrows, and returning anchored
"a the Battery. TIE speed obtained was 10 knots
per hour She !. most elegantly fitted oat and cat
res Guns. The following ia list Of her oideors'
Cap,ain. Douglas Oungeni ist Lieut., W. DAVIS;
"a Lieut., A. Cary; 81 Lieut., ". L. Holloway
The Engineer department. Wac conducted oy 'ho'e
who hucd her out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
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sryrfti IaistfrLfH of 1HK An o. VAR ny M.r.
tnAt ",aHoaI. Trans,iei iou. tae irelea wiA Illus
trte~ Noo, - .iLaln CsPfHE 42no. ~. %. j.
IS. idp li9cort Co.
Tic peculiar interest Of tina volume consist, in
tie fact tAat il is "a reflection OF the military
gouiu. 'ud experience OF the author, aud not "a
compilation Of abstract or theoretical principles
Ii embraces - general Uew If tle military art
including strategy tactics, and maue4res; the
organization, .ouna. on, aud Subsistence of armies;
snd the different operations ot war. The subject
"a treated not ne.ey With reference to professional
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
HOrSE Or REPRESENrLTIYFS.


Mi. SEDGWICK Rep, y. Il from The Commit
zee OF Naval Affairs, reported JOIN, resolution de-
claring il ft and proper that public acknowledgment
should be made tcJOhn Ericsson FOR The entetprise
aaill, energy, AID tho tsct displayed by hiic IL
constructing the jrOn.clad Monitor, which, unde,
gsllani and sbie Management, came 70 opp0rtaEe-
~ to the relief Of our dee. u HAMPTON Eoads, aud
defended i ggarst The vessel OF tie enemy ser ming
ay irresistible e. Gny other power @! or command,
and that the thanks OF CoDgTess be presented TO him
Cor To. great servce thus rendered 70 the country.
The resolution was edopted.
Dir. WASHBUkAE Rep, H. inquired o. the
CbSiruan Of tue COMMITTEE on Invalid Pensions
wte.ne any ecG0D bad beon taken toward pGssing
law providing TO- PENSIONS OF account Of deceased
officer and soldiers Of Gle present war.
Mr. EDWARDS REP, \. H. replied ths. u
bill 70 shat purpose bse s.leady bcei reported
Tho House resumed the confederation OF the *
bill
Anamendmeat wag adopted hat wheu Che manu-.
gsoturer OF iuniu8;iag gas shsl not nnsnufartule
above 500 900 cubic ices pei month Re shall pay tix
of cents fcr each 900 cubic ieet wion be
manufactures above 10000 cubic feet and moi c1-
eeodlQ GCr roo cubic FEET be shall p6y tax Of -
Ger O. e1c.. l.bN cubic foe;; wien be nlal.uiac.
nros shove tbs ard not exceeding lyD0Cou cable
feet he tiDl pcy j. cents 70 eatn tUV cubic jce
ana t1c, Wien re UauufaC ures over l5,nCO,GH
cubic lee- DC slsli psy tsx % 20 CeEis per loo
enbjc feet. Gas companies are a-doiiloi 10 AID The
dny o. tax 20 their clarges. any limitation 81 anT
st@ Law 20 the contrary pO'Wl. heAncIAZ. Ccat OIL
sesnturl from the manufacture 81 illar mating gGs
or Its rehabilitation IL "a be exempt from day.
Inc tax q i've cents Ies gallon On crude coal oil
OF TAR aId ctoer Diunipous guidance J.ed fer Ike
eorpo9es' and cn crude petroleum Or rock OF, was
etricsen ont.
on Ish9ec AID produced by the disallation Of On.
cAciurivey s 10 he sui ec 10 q dny az eigb, ceuts
per gallon
Inc ne1i csu'e "as modified 20 IS splriis rerilred
and wixcd with othefms eraisor o., in
20 be 'oid 20 wAd,sy, should pay Tax Of hneea
Nsn's lo' seVn' snn tla' when u Is sod in brandy,
cens por gallon on tbs basis Of irl psoof aud 90 ~;
n proportion i0E any greaicr strength
The tax q . oeits on vinegar manufactured f,o,,
materials other than cider OF lyiae wac q ickep on,
, 1862-08-09

MORTGAGE SALE. = Whereas,
N4 Rehn;d sEtft nd 4.i Mellsse s 4 sv rs -
saa:1S ii ;d ssass Fl z
atf 5SI aa dos % 70 I
dss q January X s. Isl ~ 1em sna a':sz ths* ps
@ 5s ao4s 4 g. n s 81 e
q ss{fse f. ss Il
deE.snea beasins syen ats VIA ssii aortEafa. PSI;
ss T. P1e de asa a Z fse 6 Y ss Is
lie PAYMENT Of one Of fatd 17.Ealents Of trtese:t
+ sa
dqs and eansd IT,, TO- hs et ees s
a dsned sss IS peea ssa
sas I'd ia :as
Z Ga q s Z b
= & 81 20 eDaae .1a e
81 .ns ea o of saa q
saiaistf essss of ssslsas sas7e.n II oe6c
s 12ss e IL
neWEgapsI published n ChicaKo, ,+.-sz+ a-,onn,trg
to tse scn d oae faoasand lo5: nea!Fed ao.5 tast
dss ny 1 & s:e 2se oq 19 M
sassme> WI not paid when The same oecsmg d7sa
ese e Is sass ssf eIeetsd pa ao ect
y sd I s. sus
" Hn Therss. there now cue anc unpaid said
collars and sid sur OF one thouss1d iort hundred
lit dsSof January. 4. .. ISL also the ias.si
sad Two hu1dred and d15 acllars- hiea bsea9e lus
Sc taaza71aeat o{ netsas 70 The las5 as2Ee
asef az e jsnn.Fy sa 6se Sang .
saia q egEt5 thousand nne hundred co.iais {s1Yo>
New Pa1aS en neaes sd EsdGny Il e14sa
hs1s senteIe1 Ito ana apo1 all and singular the p.s1
is aSsfese ;s. 81 d.
ty+fTn 90, gxssflx {60. s.Irse %, exLys!Ett
t), s'It3 nine ls seventy Eu2 Eesentg one GD ~;
sRy +? 81 sqxs9zs sese
seventy eight (aj. Beyenty nsne faJ, edEhsS } egE3
me 81; exAtJ[Wo eighty 1hree S3,: e1Soss AS9t s
glsstytSixht s. eighfyni ts5 xad rt2eH t1, 81
| IN cDson'e addition 70 CnicsEo, ssid ioss nsaaS
bounded the east bF C!=rk srset On sae naaSn - ~ e
ittin a1d beEween said eteets. al st1atE I}tsg aud
ag IL the cit5 Il chicago, couaSs ot Cook and State
Of ndfSatI iStI Will On Monda5. the tventattn dsy G,
Apg1s1 Dext August, D. LED A. tsE eoes N e.
noTeqs and pr6yzions q sald mo1tshEe ensr fos se
fro sell the said premises u sa1n ta25tgage ae9Stne
beIps Tie same premises ABOVE qesssaosu 61n 81 2e9s
g1nhnsSau and Jenny Johnston ais vile. thar hasrs
sa5 saean e se 5ehs
SAID Eorssge Eas Me5 foF seSos4 81 10 sae Tscosae-
OF ce Of SUD Geek coGIf{ g. t9e +! , ~
Tsstkes commencing q pszs IS e s sa1a 9eeE
ca,cazo Juae H. 1ae2.. iel2Zsa5tsi
, 1862-08-09
NJ. moRtaleulbeFt.

This great Frenchnan reyealed incidentally
his sympathy with the Union cause Of our
country, IN the opening sentence Of recent
address before the French Academy, In that
renowned assemblage, ".wherc literary glory
GENES to decorate it's elect with Its most Sc
ducipg attire, aud where Is exercised and
maintained the magistracy Of thought, and
the er3stocracy Of the MUD" he said:
GESTLEAES Eighty years have e1apsed
e'tce III. Montyon :cnnfded to the French
Academy tic 1nissior Of crownins not only
literary works useful t2 morals, but to yIrtu-
GUS deeds l was In the year 1882; at tho
moment whep the peace of America commen-
cea to recompense the glorious cooperation
which France had lent to the emancipation Of
the United States a1,d to the birth Of great
free people, whose greatness and whose
liberty shall never perish. Il it please God, Iu
the formidable tfaals which it Ii passing
through to-day.
, 1862-08-09

We learn from the Oluawka Plaiu4saler,
that case Of summary dealing with Il stsc-
cesn'' braw}ar, traaspired near that place ON
Friday Fight, July ssh. 1t appears that one
Samuel Crow, an old citizen. buta kno N aad
acknowledged synlpathizer with the rcbels,
duli.g visit u town on that afternoon, Het
with SOME late volunteers, and iu their pres
ence expressed the wish that ''every man who
Unlisted 20 tig4: against tue South might be
kiErd."
The volunteers justly indignant at s1eh ex-
k;ressioIs required to lis residence, with the
,tyonea purpose ci uAking him take the o1th
Of allegiance. or r-aching his hoaso they
we're told he WIS absent, but finally he ap-
peared at the back door, loaded gun il haud,
and twice attempcd to shoot. Tais SO en-
raecd the boys that they repaired TO the
woods with him aE} gave him manifestation
of their appreciation Of his sentiments, in the
SHAPE Ct teeniy-nine lsshes, well laid On
They then conveyed him to town, and held
him in coldE+lIent until morning, W1:re the
oath Of asltGl.licc wsls administered bT Justice
Fuller.
"Treason must be dumb" in Henderson
rfnp4ty -aI3t Tlfe13H
, 1862-08-09
When Richmond Might hnvc been
Taken.

When R4cnmOnd Might havo beeH
Taken.
A correspondent Of the Philadelphia Lgui-
rer (AtcClellau crgan) writing from Suffolk,
Va, saye:
A poor, dilapld.ted 1ooatng individual came
into suEolA i;lis morning, direct from Klch
uond, having t5c:ired bis discharge from the
rebel service on account Of age and sickness.
He Las been VIZ. the 18th Virginia siuc2 his
enlistment, aud was st th6 battle OF Malvern
Hill- He states that 1t they bad followed up
t9rir retEeatiDg, masses, VIC could save oceu-
ped KlcImOnd that hight. He sayd the
slaughter On their side vas dreadful, our sho:
md EEeIl taking effect at every discharge.
General Iuger did not want old MagrudEr to
| snore tft nien OF tG the attacs, IS he kn:w
the battsrits firing at them, and nothing could
| stop them.
General Huger was she1led out Of his camp
| while the fight at II siyeru Hill WAS g1iny on,
! by OUT gG1boats. His soldiers stated that the
| gu1uoais were throwing Penney sylFanis Dutch
bake-ovene. The gunboats, with their effec
| forced Several t1mes, When their reserve. WAS
coning up iuto action. Whenever the shells
| from tie gnnboats came near the enemy, khey
Mt orce became denoralzed and unrnan lgc-
able. They could not stand the pressure.
The man w1:c stated this to us was 4u;te in
telligcDt, ana did net seem inclined to brag,
like tie usasse6 here He has q Riie aud five
children in Norfolk, and his great de6irt VA:
to get home. TO them H. dep'ored the war,
and WIS very bitter on the Southern pnliti
ciars and Northern abol;t!onis.s. He thought
that South Carolina ought to be sunk into the
sta~
| &Ae raticps The rebei soldiers now receive
| per die1;,, is ouc-haI runud Of meat, eightee1
ouEccs Of 1our and i little salt THE men ars
| getting very tired ef this kind cf fare, and h
| thinks by October next they will be complete
y starved out. Flesh aid blood, he says
,annot stand It much longer, 10 matter hop
| uatgiGtic,
, 1862-08-09

w HEREAS, by Mortgage dated
~ April 1st 1s5o. ana Eeeo:dsd W 1t a:ss A Ss2 t.
Comfy, 11!Ine EteaSz.! kuyss ~. AaE y Iis w,f,
lowing lands in Morirr County, Ills. to Wit The
northeast quarter OF stctsen Twenty hss t: aaa me
northwest = Of tbs southeast L Of Section thirteen.
Eoth IN Township e,rs {ls) north: also. the north
S OF Let o.e vi the sbHthweFt 1ulrta. OF Section
trty {s1}. IA Township thirteen 60 north ~ II
Range No. six ~. est OF the ThIrt s'r!ncra! Aett~
dian gix,n to - ~ bora 9f sane date ~ tls nm
{snd al. taxes Ea:d hy the unde.ssMd on sla lands
WI = 10 o. aec IA 70 Ss ~ ,e1 th noMEr Il
sale il cas- default principal s1n OF interest,"
ent nj ereas default having been made II the p.'ncl
pal sunl nov a,uou.tl;E i; :ae sun, =: tweats two
kun;r-o ert, fifteen dollars nc:unE tne tl1es paid
sad iants By h9 unds!;Sre ~; ss9 t. eaaac9
aftEsix collars Al! ol the aa9ve suns 81 being aow
drs sn. 4Erat sha, se e y7;Gs q r. po"ss !, II
js2 Ut 10 o'cocS NJ tue norta door Of tae Cont
ouse 10 the City IT Chicago II The highest aid!~r
lor sasl, TO Eake tie menst due on ~ b'nu MIA
all tt. Eit tile ARD lnts;s : IN law aud Il e4at1
Ct tc 81 F5rueze1 " an Ana NJ. his E;e. thstr
htIs and essignf il ard t.; tas S91ne. r,7rxu-r.
Cl,jrnro Jpfr Sath 1852 jy3. t.24td
, 1862-08-09

4 LIBERAL EDUCATIOr With


WESTERN U1slnN COLLEGE Ano MILITARY
ACADEh7, at FtLToH, Ill. on the Missi.sinn;
vtr YIN or; Its second year sep. ,s5 iii r.:
The College Las corps Of twelve experienced tessS
eyB ard Il csurcTs tloroufh appnlntncnts the fnsst
S,:0 uee} 10 simple and attractive Military Psrs Al
excellent 'ne well furnished ArmsrE 7 ans Gym4a
TIE attention oa parents and g1ard!sns The largest
institution Of It's class aud character IN the Unto7
Instruction ia French German and 3uok-K ping ffes
70 Cadets: also Ia hETtI1Eay and 1sFAHThI (aeavy
GINSAsTics. ude1 o.Icer Of g. S. a Cadets dress
T. U iotp. IxEa.,-flso peg sch2o. yaa: toE noard
every department, payable quarterly IN advaace-
Cadets from oad rooln and board Under the s1!ae
IL =. 1ssfnxxSE !.
, 1862-08-09

The @FLUI:EECE" SEWING MACHINEE
make THER rIEFEREyT stt.l:es one aL1
tue sau1e Machine. Thus THE L0CE, DoEBLn
LoCK. KNOT and n5UELE KNOT. all Of which
71Akt TIE siam .i3Sc 0E il1tk s4scs of tfE o.
nrtc: Either or AL tnn br produced Ette tie
Machine l. In motion.
Tlcy have the REVERSIBLE FKxD AuFIt,1
which enables tlse operator to hAye the EesA
C1i-5 either way. Or tn Grunge the Clrect.-E
and faSfcH tse Enf of sear1s. which toEethec
With making long and a short Stitch ia dlr=
Giplx by suEslfns- thumb Ec1e*-
Their ractonB arc Ill POSITIVE. There ara
10 Be.!ngs 70 get cut Il order. Thcy are 50
stosrs- that tie u 7st Inexperienced: sr Eor6
them perfectly aud Wit. .ae- T6eTA:
So1sELEss, and caa cd where quietis Hdr
c4ssasJ.
Thcv ar> ;ae FASTEST sEWEF.5
TUkLU. Z. aiding i've stltth.s t. eacE IeEair
tst,n. Thss oil 10 dt.ssea T4e.r STfTGE !:
the wuhdsr Of sil+ het1.se OF its coubinod
3:.Asrlr1 ,E1REStiTH f. EE!.ETE-
AEe.tz N4st,u throughout the Wsstern ca1ls-t
With sIEalI investment Of caFitai profitable buN
.ess cn8 be readily established For Circulars and
sample Ct Work, adtress
II. G. MASON. western Azt4
5e4ESS1-1y In Lake ERECT, Chicago
, 1862-08-09

YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY,
4 AT LAKE FOREST, ILLINOIS. Tho: fourth
Year Of this Institution. Quoted By Rev. B. Dick1.
ken, D. and daughters, will comTe1.te On THURS
Day, the <th day ofseptem1er next, and With ample
arrangements for the ufort and Improvement Of the
pqptla. For ciIcnlars. and all desirable tnfornaton
Address the undersigned B. DICKINSON.
Lake Forest, H., July 3, 1562 Jys-s696GW
, 1862-08-09

Dick Richardson.
Here is Specimen OF the talk OF this pre-
cicls patriot at the recent traitor's convention
at 1:.d!41lapG.is :-s Then it was became sat-
isf.d ;oaE ,hc majority controlling Congress
Mtdtcttti tie Gsstract'ots the yoSs7"nacnt-lhat
they preferred q DIVIDED government with tae
cbances OF power ard plnooer."
Now LIT the President nomiuate him again
for B.igadier, and let the Seuate coufrm the
noRiiG::tio1. G1-E:ts.