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A Learned Argument for General Edifica
tlon.

We affirm it to be -ell-settIed princiele
OF international Law that negroes are no better
than white men, unless they behave better
PE6e1dorf, q. c, p. So.
The constitutional right of the negro 10 the
pursuit Of happiness consists in the right of
oeing pstT4KeG In the event of his flight toward
ielel;y--WheatOH's Rep, q. z, PIP. 24-77.
The term status means all that the phrase
imPorts II belongs peculiarly to the vocab-
ulary CT the 'CircumlOcution Office" and is q
genteel mode OF dragging in Sambo, without
seeming to drag him in 1t comes Of a Latin
root albeit the Top is decidedly African 1t is
a contraction or corruption sf status auo-in
Ststu q0o-E pluribus unum-multum in paryo
-aosqae hOc,-hic jacet-nildesperandum
Erin 80 bragh, ID, &,.-CTGHch, q. Q, ID IL.
The right to arm, equip and discipline the
negro comes Of the imperscriptable right to
levy blGek mail and was long practiced in the
North OF Eurepe, anterior to the commence
ment Of the Christian Era.-Adan1 Smiths
1hSory Of Moral Sentiment, p. 100.
Nor is his length Of heel any impediment.-
CyOtIHS, 976.
In actual war, either party-belligerent has
the objectionable right to seize the first
weapon of offence or defence he can lay hands
TO, without regard to StatHs-and the Quo
ante 5eLLHBi is not restored thereafterwards.-
Vattel, col. 2, pages.
A eaSNS bSiLUBu is determined by the me-
esSittsS Of the eaSe.-JGundtes Us JcuRdics,
4OI.
IL is competent alone for Congress to saw
whom a negro is q cbattel, and a person, and
when he is miEed.-KeRt's Com col. 1, % AZ.
The right to con 6seate is Venetian right.
prseticed by the Doges, but not right to be
lodged. II was fiscal expedient of the
Orientals.-l Peters, 122.
The term forfeiture attaches only to
contrsband chattels, however strongly the at
tachment may be for them.-StOry on Con
Lars.
The right Of eOntrsbands to run is justified
by the Latin maxim, "GgUG eHTTit et debet
etvsTe"-which being interpreted, sfirms the
susceptibility and the right of all fluids to e.
cape down hill, saving and excepting "Taun-
ton water" which is too weak to endure the fa-
tigue Of such an operation.-ARga or Water
CONTs5s, page "a.
Ii is clear as mud that any army composed
Of persons Of different StatI:, or, in other
words, "half black and half white, )" cannot CO.
exist but will soon become all black or all
white. AHerieaR ATehIUes ''lying round
. 0ose. Name Age.
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PRENTlCEANA.

We said, some time ago. that the Union ar
mics would encircle the rebellion, as q circle
Of FIRE the scorpion. And now the Atlanta
GaIette asks, tauntingly, " How is your circle
Of 6re?'' Pretty well, We thank you, how is
your scorpion!
The chiYalric State Of Indiana did glorious
work in the battle ef Pea Ridge as she has
done in al the other battles. The Texans and
Mississippians are lighting people in peace,
but they can't Ssht in war like the IndiaRians
The Confederate Generals and their troops
are going to the Devil by the fast train, and
they are entirely welcome to destroy the
kridges and toar up the track behind them.
Two months ago Geo. N. Sanders issued a
proclamation inviting the great Northwest to
come into tho Southern Confederacy. Tho
great Northwest has gone in. s..'so
We should think the chiyalry would be
ashamed 70 run from Yankees that sing psalms,
say keoW" and talk through their noses.
The less of great many rebels in battle may
not necessarily be great loss.
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tween the gunboats Tyler and Lexington, and q
masked battery In the vicinity of Eastport, Mis-
ssslppl. The gunboats fred fifty shots. No
damage was sustained except that the Tyler's
snoke sack was struck once. The effect on the
e"emys battery was not ascertained
NEAR APPROACH OF THE UNION ARMY IN SOUTH
ERN TENNESSEE TO THAT or THE REBgLs UNDER
BEAUREGARD.
CINCINNATI, March 80 A special dispatch to
tne commercial from indianapolis says that Gen.
BneIi has assumed comrhand Of our forces, and ut
tue latest advices was within fifteen miles of
Beauregards army at Corinth Miss
Morgan's rebel guerrilla cavalry band captured
another train on the Louisville and Nashville
railroad, on Friday. Col. Corwin Pope, Of Ky,
was taken prisoner, with few other Federal Off
GERS The locomotive of the train was run into
ditch, and the cars destroyed.
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Important from Missouri
RETREAT OF REBELS UNDER VAN DORM AND pl
THE TEXAN TROOPS

THE TEXAN TROOPS.
RoLLA, Mo-, March 20.-ReliabIc persons lust
from our army In the southwest saw that the
rebels, some 3 500 in number, under Van DoTn
and Price, have rGtreated entirely across The
Boston Mountain, and are now at Van Buren, and
Fort Smith, receiving supplies from Memnbts
and Little Rock, via Arkansas river, which is
high. '- -
The Texan troops are much disheartened nj the
death OF Ben. McCullOch, and Arkansas feels the
loss OF Mcintosh severely The rebels are badly
on for clothing and shoes. Pixies Indians re,
turned to the Indian nation, not being Formidable
In battle, they having become panic stricken at the
effect Of our artillery.
Price has received Major Generals commits.
sion in the Confederate service
One regiment Of Texas troops reached Van Ru
rem on the 18th to reinforce Van Dorm, More are
exnected from Louisiana. The whole number Of
rebel reinforcements will not exceed 600 for the
next six weeks.
Lieut.. Col. Heron, of the OH Iowa. wbo was
taken prisoner was in the hands of the rebels for
two weeks. He says the rebels were badly fripbt.
ened, and that they retreated very rapidly Dur
Ing the hrst three days Of their flight they had
nothing to eat. Their cannon and baggage train
might have been easily captured. Curtis army
fell back to keetsville to secure forage Arkansas
north OF Fayetteville, is entirely eaten out. Our
FORCES are now encamped where water and forage
are plenty. Our pickets extend into Arkansas.
and the rebel pfckets come north TO the top OF
Boston mountains. Fayetteville Is unoccu1fed.
Very little Union sentiment has been developed
sEDALIA, Mo, March 30 The notoriou, bri
gand Quantril, with two hundred Of his guerilIas.
made sudden and unexpected attack on de-
tachment Of Col. Phillips regiment of Missouri
militia, under Major Foster, at Warrensburg. ON
"wednesday last, but after spirited skIrmish
they were driven from the town with loss of
nine killed and seventeen wounded. TWENTY
horses were captured. Our loss was two killed
and nine wounded.
Quantril made another attack on the town on
tie following day. The result is unknown Lieut.
Col Crittenden had left Georgetown with rein
forcements fer Foster. Scouting parties from
this regiment have captured over Two hundred
kegs OF rebel powder in Pettis county within the
past few days.
DEFEAT OF REBEL BAND IN MISSOURI
ST. Louis, March 30 On the mig ht Of the 2sth
instant a band of from five TO eight hundred
rebels attacked four companies Of State militia AT
Hammarsville, Polk county, Mo- They were
completely defeated witfa loss Of fifteen killed
and large number wounded Our loss was none
killed, but a number wounded; among whom
Captains Stockton and Cosgrove were severely
wounded. H
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Frem Gen Grants Army.
Operations Of the Army in Southern Tsnns
dad NortheYe Alabama.

operations of the Army 90 Southern Tennessee
aad Northsrs Alabama.
CHICAGO, March % The TribHne,s spsciaI
nispatch from Cairo says: gentleman from
Piisourg and Savannah, on the Tennessee river.
arrived here to day, and reports that on Monday
last reconnaissance In force by our troops was
made at Pea Ridge, on the Mobile and Ohio rail-
road, where the rebels were said TO be fortifyino
but no enemy was found. e'
The latest advices from the rebel camp az
Corinth give the strength Of their force there :
II, 900 .r,T 49,
On Sunday last Federal force was sent IN
Nicholas Landing Alabama, six miles south of
pounds Of fresh pork and IS 900 pounds Of cured
hams and shoulders. For q long time this has
been mart for the pork business Of the reheIs
and within the last two weeks large ouantities
have been sent southwark by teams from this
point
On Monday last an engagement occurred be.
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To Protect Cucumbers, Melons, &C., from
Bugs.

After planting, cover them with pieces of
glazed cotton wadding, split, so that one piece
answers for two hills, placed with the glazed
side up, and pinned to the earth with slender
smooth pins of wood slanting outwards, to
prevent their blowing away.
The plants are thus protected in some degree
from excessive cold or heat. 1t need not be
removed. The plants will push through it or
carry il away when they begin to spread
themselves, and the bugs do not know enough
to or awl under it. Perhaps they are repelled
man.
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TAAsURY DEPARTMENT,

FUTe1-ANLN1 UEThh INIENTI
- FEBRUARY Z, 1902.
NOTICE. IL HEREBY GIVEN Of the readiness Of
this Department to redeem the Treasury note,
payable In one year from date, authorized by the
act Of Congress approved December 23d 1857, and
the Treasury notes payable in sixty days from
date, authorized by the act Of Congress approved
I'd March, 1861.
Interest on Treasury notes Of the above Issues
will cease on the 7th day Of April next by terms
OF those acu respectively fe 5-tsp7
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% + FIG IA L .
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

l. March 81, 1862.
Holders OF bonds Of the United States dated
October l, 1861, and payable three years from
date, are hereby notified that provision has been
made for the payment, in coin, of the coupons
OF semi annual interest which will become due
on the lst April, proxmo. agreeably to their
tenor, by the Treasurer of the Unitod States al
Washington, by the Assist mt Treasurer at Boston
New York, and Philadelphia, and by the De-
positery Of the United States at Cincinnati, Ohio.
All such coupons, together with schedules show
Ing the number of each coupon, and the aggre.
gate sum Of each parcel, must be presented for
examination and vcriRcatIon at least three full
business days before payment
s. Z. CHASE,
NH 23-dt apl Secretary of the Treasury.
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pENsION OFFICE, JUSr sIK. 1901.
TO ALL WH0a AZ aAY CONcERN.

" ALAS "hOGa ~ S1d bOlfsGA4Fs
Application having besn mAae under the act of
2Sd June, 1850, lor the reissue Of tho Land wGr-
been lost destfOyed notice is hereby given thas
81 the date following tbs description III each WaT-
Taut, new CertIhcSte, uf Like tenor, viii be ls-
sued, Il no valid objection should tton appear
No. 6s 73, foT l69 acres. iSsued under the act Of
Maroh, 1855, IN tine name OF ilezefIah Saith, ana
was granted June %, l557-hgrIl 8, 1872,
No, 1885,. Tor i6O acres, IsEufd under tho act of
March 81, 1853, IN the name of Jacob BrsdeT, and
was granted August l9Jh. l81--May 81. ls5x.
No. sSfs2, for l2l scrcs. lEEUcd under the a5t Of
March, 1855, In the name Of Charlotte WIDOW Of
water Cole, and was granted January ., is5 F.
MAJ ~, 1862.
L,nd warrant Cer,Ihcsts, No. IS lf7, for l6ahcTss,
tsct 1872 Ia ay0T OF Patrick Brady, Privase Of
Company X, I'd Reg't ". =. Iufacfry. besTilg date
5 81 december, Is5i-JuHe q, ls62.
JOSEPH n, BARRETT.
NH I-lAw
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Extract from the s'Star, ;" Ebraary 81, 1862.
DAYToN's CRACKERS AND EXCELLENT IIKs-
Hotel and Restaurant Keepers, SutIers' House
keepers, and GTooers', should not fail to secure a
supply OF the superior Crackers and Pics, manu-
laotured BY Dayton, 4s6 llth street, between {;
and n. Dayton manufactures ali kinds of Cakes
and Crackers OF the beat material and every hon
keeper Is well aware of the great uperiorIy Of the
latter when fresh from the ovens to those shipped
from Northern oities. Suffers will find il greatly 10
their interest to examine Dayton's Crackers and
Pies before purchasing elsewhere.
We will show the names of more than a score OF
Suffers who have used Pies man ufaotured by
other Bakers, and were obliged to come 10 us
hnally, and pay ia two doilars more per hundred
In order TO get an article which the men could eat
without making them sick.
From the Correspondent ofths NeIu York Dispatch.
I've notice with must pleasure the
popularity OF our enter prlsnE fellow citizen, Jas
his goods. -
We learn that members of the Sanitary Com
mitiee have ate of has Pics, and pronounce them
healthful; and we must say In Justice, that we
never partook OF more delicious Pies in our ufe
suffers from every seotIo1 and Families from
Gil quarters OF the city, send to his Bakery,
We strongly invite families 10 try our
PIC MIC CRACKER
BOSTON CRACKERS,
SLICED APPLE PIES,
RASPBERRY PIES.
pAIFON'S Baker,, ass Eleventh street,
nm OH Between 6 and III.
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yTTAR DEPARTMENT,

"AR DEPARTMENT.,
w JANrARE2l, 1862.
ORDERED, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations In the field
Saturdays will be devoted TO the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the businers Of the Public
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
"a 22-u Secretary of War.
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DIR. la R0NTA

having removed his Office TO Room No s, adjoining
the sunday Chronicle ofiioe. in Washington Build,
ING, "a avenue, corner of 7th street, now ready
the use of dangerous or disgusting dIugs of any
kind, and no interference with your business avo-
cs0ns snd dayaE % asyoted n whole ims to the
and to Chronic a ffeotions OF the Womb, Liver,
kldneys, SKIN Erpptlons, 30. end graduating in
Hospitels, under Prof.. ChIitop and Parker. TO
whom most respectfully refoT. will cay Si 600
20 the person furnishing me q case of any Of the
above dis ases which cannot speedily aud perma-
nently cure, let the case be old new. No dieting
treatment. - :
Consultations free. Rooms very private p.
Room thrst loori WsshinEton Bui ding,
NH xS-llnt pa. EYfnua and 9TH af-
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GENUINE GARDEN

lLENUINB UhHUEN
" AND FLOWER SEEDS.
JOHN SAUL calls the attention OF Market gar
aenoTs, farmers, and others 20 his lsrre ard care
fully selected stock ot Garden seed UhiCh hsNs
been ae!ected from the beet gro Eers IN EnEhnd,
FRANCE and Germany, with such articles Of do,ues-
Gc growth as are IN usual demand, VIZ: Extra
EsTly and Champion less; Premium Fiat Dutch
Cabbage; Blood TuTn-p Beet; Beans, PaFsnIps,
Carrots. Celery, &C. Flower Seod. an extensive
collection, suitable for asy latitu5e IN Tho URon
5 varieties. seleted for any latitBGe, for 81.
HIS experience Of over ~ years as q pTaetical
seed grower % the beEt guarantee that al are Fure
accurate, and OF the most zeuriue descFi puOn.
JOIN SAUL, Seed store,
NH Is 6teoE 396 Seventh ST. oar8er ii;
Hf BALTIMaRH. March fSth, ISi2.
LfkR. RICHARD II. 6ElFtl I'll. Ir having
retired from the hgsluess vhich he has bean COS
Quoting, agent Tor for tome tine past hog
leave 20 advise the public that MT. iSuRGE n.
LOkER will have charge nf the same cnti further
notice. Thankful for past fsvorE, shall eHdeag
OF 10 merit their continuance.
NH I7-lsw4wf A, SkEMULIER & SONS.
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IuThe story that Speaker Raymond had re-
eeived sretter from Gen, sWsdsworth abusive Of
Gen. NJ clelltB, is pronounced by Mr.. n 10 be
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OF STATE,

DEPARTHENT OF STATE,
~ washington, January 25, 1902.
The Secretary Of State Will hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the arIl Of mex,
month.
Jan z7-tf WILLIAM H. SEWARD,
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II WIN. q, MILLER,
STABLE. Cornsr a. Sirii saa q SIS, @ NJ,
Washtsgfos, u. C-Persons can at al J.
Sarssisges, or BnEgies for hire, sale, or <yFXS
Livery by the dsy or month. =--Szi
hendsope brown Lady's saddle Pony for ssle
She Is perfectly gentle; she racks, trots lopes or
PAGES. and Ia perfect beauty. Low for cash
NH II colin ALBERT BELL. Agent,
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DENTISTRY.

NJ ,,,.. EbkEE.
go, iI,U,.Sssli. NJ. D, the iuventor snS Ystsrtes
s.ra sLaas nINEEhL glATI TEETH, at -
Sars poTtonhiiT al hla oksce Al this cis, G@7
tHsns Pe sons can ve1T these teeth vnoSklfd<5
s1hDot Eear othere, aud 40 peTSoR car uoar olhers
Elo cannot wear those - NsA0iN
Iefs1ns csiiirS atmy eSOs osss h~rooor,r,.o,t.a
Wy. Any htJle and Prce uf Teeth they FrE. ,o,l,e.
sIto tncbe VINO are Particular and w1Fh the suTe,i
ceAdcst, btrorrest, ami most perfect Nenture thss
All esn Srodnse, The MINERAL PLATF vii -
moro f1liI warranted, ~ -
Rooms IN this oI,y--No sss Pa syrsv., b.sv...
W and Iesh sts. SlEo, 997 rch street. Phisa
shi-. mATt civ, So
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NE" AND IMPROVED INVENTION
MrIFIcIAL cHEOEEASTI BONE
Z T. Y n,
WiSHcsT METLL PAVE on CLlsps,
DR. S.B SI6EsuOND

-. DIN D. NIHTSMVNU,
VIZ BFssssssg, Ntss Tc.E-as0 Pss. svl-c.,S <s
-. sSst, ottsten INA ara l3ii SIS HasktsEfor.
GALS the attention Of the public 70 tie foIlowin
EsSQtsres Of his improves systrm
i. Ihs Eeeth OF his manufacture Vii E<&DH
nefST ooTode nor change coloT ~ Nuy
tcids, beins throo fourths lirhLoT than any otb.r
Z. No tceth or roots nsod is- extracted a. ~ q
tIntoiSi onss oan ps inserted over them
aahe. - hN''
q no tsmFnIkfJ tes;h are neeiec. a. permanent
snss can be made immediately, kheTeby pTeseTVinE
tne natural expression % tho lace, which unSsT
ths osd sisten - Tree usntiy dIs6I ared.
Ehls work has becn fully tastod over Avs year :
bJ many Of the hrst chemists and Fhysicians OF All
eouGtTy. u Val =
DIR. :. has also invented q white Endeftruotive
mettl ming, With which the most senFftlVe teet
cAn pe bllod without pain, and eau build ~ a Der-
iect sound tooth on any aide roots. Which will las,
through lifetime.
- me best Of references SiEcn-to DR.. v. Mott; Dr.
EoIenn5, Professor Of Chemistry, ~, r.: Hor.
inoce Wsyne, OF the Supreme CcnTt of Wsakinf-
ton. and thousands of others.
Cal and examine for YOURSELF posfm
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GAS FITTING. &c.

pno IL l1NU, &c
A WN 2. DOVE co,
FAX = 9sCE rTesErss &c s1rcsts Rrr srserg yrfsk
vslot they RAY De favored Btke
FkEh5lse, GAS Or STEsE EIgEIER
EESIk FSS.
~ SteTe 81 sta Etreet, lev cocTE norsk ri p
AEsLIc, Nhc-e 1Ey be tcGne ooYlf iete assoTtvsEy
e CRANDELlEES Ens s-ter IS, go Al 40
WAFEE FlNEgEEN Ef.-iv
"" Gas FIITHEEs.
", y nkre 40 store, AZ q arc daly receiving, "a :
KITCRES Of entirely New Patterns AID OesiEps
snd tlnlsh superior m RYE 20 anything hers.o!erS
eseTNc IN THIS market. We invite CIT zsrs gepsrsI
70 eal snd eLsmine our stock OF Gas sud gNsts-
fLD tIes, iee;inG Confident taEa No have iss sks
- eeeted etock in WarhinEtou.
VI. bs sTeZr str ATTENDED &c.
EEEsR Il KssEAr.
EArEE STs M str..s
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I7oHT HALL.

I7oM HALL,
$40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
EMILE DUPRE.
Just Received and Opened,
large and arst-clas .tock Of choice
FAMILY GROO ERIES,
consisting Of:
SUGARS, of all grades,
COFFEE,
FLOUR,
MAiLLARD's CHOCOLATE,
&C., &c, &c.
All OF which he Offers at lowe,t ca,h prices,
PIXIES CELEBRATED WHISTLES.
500 barrels Magnolia,
500 barrels XXX,
500 barrels Millers Rye ElonOngaheIs,
600 barrels Rnc Old Rye,
800 barrels anc Old Bourbon,
AT CINCINNATI PRICES.
All the favorite brands Of
CHA NE,
Mumm Verzeny, Green Seal, Heidsicf,
which, being bought low, we offer at unusually
low rates.
Also, Sole Agent tor
PIXIES ARMY CORDIAL.
feb I4-H
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-11-20
as- The early attention of Directors is

's@ The early attention of Directors is
70 the following article which if attended to will
Tue loss of public money -
Alew Boards or Directors, in violation of the law
Ihe rights of teachers and their own duty to the
''s and the system insist on exacting twenty two
twenty four days of teaching from their teachers,
De school month. Some even openly nullify the law
a'ng The schools to be kept open on Saturdays, or
VI saturdays, and wholly ignore it in reference to
'rct Institutes
'"s state superintendent. is however, happy to an
mat the number Of districts in which this lamen
PTH prevails, is very small. Still, the case must
met and dealt with.
,,'Ord'ngy, each County Superintendent, upon re-
Ae four months certificate of any district in
case OF any of these cases occurs viz an I'M
~ 'ehgthening of the school month, the holding of
VI any Saturday part of Saturday, or the neg
" enforce the act TO District Institutes as far
NHcuinstances of the district shall aIlow-wiH en-.
4'u TACT or facts on the back of the proper four
'efoacato for the current year, before transmit.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-11-20

s=y~ Fulton applied steam to the great
actica uses Of the age MORSE has brought Gavanism
be the daily servant of millions of men. NEWTON un-
yelled the vi the stars and made their III tions
mariners guide the trackless ocean. What these
IN have done i'll their departments, DR.. AVER does in
eicIne lie turns the great discoveries in Science and
ts to use in the of disease, and makes the ou-
u discoveries Of tho great chemists available for the
ants OF every day life His medicines for the low prices
which they Sold bring within the reach of every
an the best wisdom and best skill of modern times
NmIagton (Del.) Statesman.
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sgA An ITEM FOR THE HONE CIRCLE.-Some.

SSz1 AN ITEM FOR THE HOME CIRCLE.-SOme-
u! says, and truly too that there are few families any
I'e IN which love is not abused as furnishing the H.
l'e lor mpohteness. husband, father, or brother,
speak harsh words to those he loves best ard those
" O'es him best, simply because the security of love
" aniy pride keeps him from getting his head broken
@a shame that man will speak more impolitely, at
e 10 his wife or sister, than he would to any other
e except low and vicious one. 1t is thus th at the
-S elections of mans nature prove to be weaker
''ecIon to woman in the family circle than the re.
n'S oi society, and that a woman usually is indebted
ne klndest politeness of life to those not belonging
Ief own household. Things ought not to be so The
' "ao, because it will not be resented inficts his
u and bad temper upon those of his hearthstone is
'"aI coward and very mean man. Kind words are
'aating mediums between true gentlemen and ladies
he and no polish exhibited in society can atone for
ah language and disrespectluI treatment too often
sed IN between those bound together by COPS own
" blood, and the more sacred bonds of conjugal love-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-11-20

nsg~ For the benefit of those who have been
a.ed and have procured substitutes, would remark
a, Is important for them to get the certificate of the
cring officer mastering the substitutes into the Unit
States service, and have the filed with the Com
sioncr in order procure certificate Ofrelease from
H. Until this is done one is properly released 1t
also important for those having certificates of exemp.
n 10 have them filed with the COMMISSIONER in order
have their names stricken from the list of denquents
e attention OF the parties interested to these points
N save all future trouble.