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Maryland free press., 1863-02-06
Evils of Paper Money.

The following extract from the debates in
the national House of Representatives on
Thursday last, on the bill before the Commit
tee of the Whole to provide ways and means
for the support of government" may be read
uselully in all the grain growing and grazing
sections Of the country. In one way it shows
whose interest it is and whose it is not, to pro-
long the war.
Mr. Cox Dem, Ohio,l moved to amend by
making the revenue payable in legal tender
as he said pro formu, tosexpress his fear of the
effect of increasing paper money upon Western
interests. He had always opposed its issue.
He row opposed it, because every dollar of
now issue burdened the West by increasing
the protection to New England manufactures
The customs being paid in coin, the price of
coin goes up as paper money increases and
the price of coin enters into the price of the
article upon which there is money tax
The consumer pays it., For instance, the i'm
porter purchase 81 dollars worth of prints in
England. When he enters them for consump-
ton he pays 80 per cent duty. This he adds
to the original purchase, making 81 so. He
also adds the difference in exchange, Gs per
ocut., making-with the first cost and duty
81 90. On this sum he charges his profit of
l0per cent, or 10 cents, which makes 81 co.
On this sum the retailer adds his profits of 20
per cent, or az cents, making the cost to the
consumer 81 81. Thus, under the present
tariff and papcr-money system, the mauufac-
turer gets an actual protection of $50 per cent
Do you wohder that ahe manufacturers of Mas
sachusetts divide their regular 10 per cent,
and from 90 to 66 per cent extra. on the 1st Of
January? The Maumkeag Mills of Salem di-
vided &C per cent. extra, and the Pepperill
Mills at Biddeford, Maine, divided 80 per
cent. extra.
Many other mills divided large extras at the
same time. Do you wonder that certain per-
sons in Massachusetts, want the war to contin-
ne for selfish purposes? These and other facts
show how the agricultural interests are i'm
poverished, and how the life blood is sucked
by these manufacturing vampires from the
veins of labor through high tariff, and in in
convertible paper money. Agriculture gets
no protection.
Its surplus aboye domestic consumption
Maryland free press., 1863-02-06
READING RAIL ROAD.
" INTER ARRANGEMENTS

A
NREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE north
and Northwest for PHILADELPHIA, New YoRK,
READING, PorrsvILLE, LEBANON, ALLENTowN EAs-
TON, &C., &C.
Trains leave HARRIsBuRG for PHIIAnEErH1N,
New YORK, READING, PoTrsvILLE, and all inter
nodiata Stations, at a. M, and 2 p. M.
New H0RK Express leaves HARRIsBURG at g. Is
a. m, arriving at New YoRK at 10. 30 the same
morning.
Fares from HARRISBURG: to New YoRK SIS Is;
to PHiLApELPHLA So 35 and 81 so. Baggage
checked through.
Returning, leave New YoRK at a. M, u noon
and Up. M, (PIrrsBURG ExrREss.) Leave Phil
ADELrHIA ut SIS a. M. and $3.50 p m.
Sleeping cars in the New YoRK EMPRESS Trains
through 20 and from PITrsBuRG without change,
Passengers by the CATAwIssA Rail Road leave
PoRT CLINTON at SIS a m., for PHILADELPHIA and.
all intermediate Stations; and at 325 D. m, for
PHHkDELrnIA, New YoRK, and all WAY Points.
Trains leave PoTTsyILLE at 9l5 n. M, and q so
p M, for PHILADELPHIA and New YoRK; and at
$50 p. M, for AUBURN and PoRT CLINTON only,
connecting for PINE GRovE and with the GAIA
Y y'ssA Rail Road; and returning from READING at
81 a. M, for PoTTsvILLE.
An Accommodation Passenger train leaves
READING at $50 a. m, and returns from pHILAp'A
at 4.S0p. IN.
Szii~ All the above trains run daily, SUNDAYS
excepted.
4 Sunday train leaves PoTrsyIELE at 7.30 A. m.
and PHILADELPHIA at 3.15 p. m.
CoMMUTATIoN, MILEAGE, SEASON and Excrpstox
Tickets at reduced rates to and from all points.
- g. A. NICOLLS.
Nov. 2s, 1862. General Superintendent
Maryland free press., 1863-02-06

POPULAR IGNoRANcE.-At religious pub
lie meeting, not long ago, a speaker was
illustrating the ignorance that prevailed in
the country, and said that colporteur, going
with tracts into the log house of Il dweler in
Ohio, asked the women if they had the gospel
there.-Shc said "No; but they have it dread
fully bad about four miles below"
Worse than this, we have this week letter
from chaplain in Arkansas, who says that a
man buying fns was conversing with q
woman at whose house he called and asked
her 'if there were any Presbytcrians around
thore?' She hesitatcd little, and said "She
guessed not; her husband hadn't killed any
since they had been there"
Maryland free press., 1863-02-06

- There arc fresh indications that the Gov
ernment is determined to call into the military
service of the country the fighting African pop
ulation Gov. Andrew and other Republicans
in official positions have been requested to rec
sommend white officers to Gen Daniel Ull-
man, who are willing and capable to take COM
mand in the negro brigade which he is about
to organize in the South. Applications to or
ganizo colorcd Unionists come from several
States, and one Of them from Tennessee
TriJune.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-06

In the matter Of the sale of the Real Estate of
john $. Malott, Deceased, by his Executor Hen
ry Dusang.
Tn the Orphans Court of Washington County,
i Henry Dusang Executor of John S. Maott, de-
ceased, having this day made and filed his report
of the sale of the Real Estate therein mentioned,
1t is thereupon this l8th day of January A. d. 1ss
63, by the Orphans Court Of Washington County.
ordered that the sale of the Real Estate of John
S. Malott deceased. made by Henry Dusang, Ex-
ecutor of the said John S. Maott, deceased and of
which he hath this day made report be finally rat
ified and confirmed on the 18th day of February
next, no.canse to the contrary being then shewn,
provided a copy of this order be published in some
newspaper published at Hagerstown for more than
three successive weeks before the said 18th day of
February next.
Amount of sales S0I511
True Cory--Teat :
Jan2S' WM. LOGAN, Register.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-06

G<i3' Your account has been running long
enough, sir would like to have it settled?'
said shoemaker to one of his creditors. en-
decd, sir, you may now let it stand awhile,
things will not settle while running" was the
blunt reply
Greeley, who advocated secession and lock =
ing Cotton States out of the [ Mon who poet
lied the American flag as Haunting lie, who
started therrbune proresscdly to educate a
generation to hate 81 aveholders, now talks Of
himself and friends as 'sr-s Tr,,io,;-'. ~
RE- a young girl remarked, when other
girls were makig fun of her short skirts and
pants, and affected to be shocked at the exhihi-
ton thereof at a party" If yo d only pull up
your dresses about your necks where they
ought to be, they'd be as short as nine
~ It is stated that Gov Andrew of Mass.
has received authority to raise regiments of
negroes resident in the State of Massachusetts,
for the United States service
EG3~ AT fredericksburg the other day. the
rebels displayed a big board with the words in
large letters, .,Burnsdo's Grand Move Stuck
in the mud.
SILVER DRuG IN NCANADA,-According to
the London Canada West) News, the railroad
agent in that vicinity refuses to take silver,
except at discount and gentleman who
offered to pay his fare with two American
quarters was elected from the cars for refu-
sing to pay the difference between silver coin
and the bank currency. Here silver sells
for forty per cent premium.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-06
KEROSETE LAMPS.

LAMP SHADES & GAS SHADES.
H large assortment containing many new and
beautiful styles. Gas shades as low as 10 cents.
BELL & BRO
ho'h ApOthecaries.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-06
N o T I C E

~ -O-O-
4 Af UP All persons indebted to the late
hrm tf MCDOWELL & MCKEE, either by note
BOOK Accounts or Judgments, are earnestly re,
qnessed 10 call on the undersigned ct the HA-
GERSToWN FOUNDRY and settle up. as fur
her indulgence cannot be given.
Inc Undersigned is desirous also that all NOTES
aho AoCouNTS already mGtured, due him, be
ho'ES l.. MCKEE.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-06
FSTRAY NOTICE,

6NAME to tho Stage Stable of Geo. Sim, in Ha-
~ gerstown, Sunday the 14th inst, 4
BROWN MARE, with white star in the forehead
no other marks noticed. The owner is requested
to come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take her away.
Dec 10 EDWARD MCCULLOUGH,
Maryland free press., 1863-02-06
WOOTEN GOODS.

The subscriber has on hand and for sale a large
lot of Drab and Gray Mixed uled Linseys at
wholesale or retail. Address the subscriber at
Post Office.
novel 81 JN0. n, HUYETT.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-06
Johnson's Cathartic Pills

One of the best pills in use for all early stages
of Bilious Fever, Liver Complaint and Jaundice
Made of pure drugs from the original receipt BY
BELL BRO,
Jan9 Apothecaries.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-06
Medicated Tar Drops.

nNE of the most convenient and popular RENE
~ dies now employed for Coughs, Colds Hoarse-
ness, Asthmatc Affections, Offensive Breath &C.,
sold by BELL 4 BRO,
janl6 Aputhecaries
Maryland free press., 1863-02-06

from the eastern Cities, with a large assortment
of GROCERIES,
GLASS,
STONE,
WOODEN &
WILLOW WARE.
With a choice assortment of
LIQUORS,
of the very bost quality which he is determined
to sell at the lowest prices for CASH, his stock is
large and he takes pleasure in showing them.-
Call and see before purchasing.
NRANBERrIEs. Fresh crarbnrrics for sale
u by JAS. I. HURLEY.
does Lyceum Building.
CHRISTMAS FIXINGS. Raisins. Currants.
" Ctron, and in fact every thing requisite for
the pleasure of inward man, for sale and always
on hand, by JAS. l. HURLEY,
dec5 Lyceum Building.
F0FFEE. Prime Rio and Government Java
~ Coffee for sale JAS. |. HURLEY,
dec5 Lyceum Building.
nANDELIoN and Government Java Coffee for
~ sale JAS. l. HURLEY,
dcc5 Iyccum Building
- for sale. JAS. |. HURLEY.
dec5 Lyccum Building
TRRIED and PRESERVED FRUITS of al kinds
~ for sale by JAS. ]. HURLEY.
deel2 Lyceum Building.
" dred for sale by JAS. l. HURLEY,
decls Lyceum Building.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-06
Coal Oil Chimnevs.

A MOTHER lot of Extra Thick Annealed Chin
~ 1cys-just receivedby BELL BRO,
Ianlo Apochecaries.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-06
TSTRAY STEER.

NAME to the residence of the subscriber near
~ townsville, about the last of Sept, a
REQ .a.S'ED EE'EaET'E S1'EER
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him away.
dec26-3t ANDREW II. SCHNEBLY.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-06
JUS Received.

AL0T of IL, IL and LII inch Tropic Egg S.ovssf
also lot of 'Volunseers," for Camp purp ss+-
Call at the Hagersto~n Foundry and see 4 an.
dcci2 IN Is.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-06
Pure Portland Kerosne Oil.

UIO VI IItlIKU 8AVIVSII6 OII'
WARRANTED a pure article at reduced
wv price by BELL & BRO,
jaul6. Apothecares.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-06

JIoRsE BLANKETS.
Just receiving large and fine collection. We have
kind 10 suit ev.ry 1t
FREANER & McDOWELL'S,
Doors East VI Washington House.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-06

7 AIDES FUHs'
Special pains will he taxen TO keep up a complete
assortment All the rr-dss to he hal IT
EREANER + McDoWEI LIS.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-06

IY0ME MADE HATS.
All styles kept on hand for real hard service. Call
and examine them at
FREANER s. Med WELLS,
Manufacturers.
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o r r TO EAL.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Prorost Marshal Generals ODsee,

WashingtoH, d. c., July IL, 1889
Circular, No. az.
/. Drafted men become soldiers in the ser vice
OF the United States by the fact of their names
having been drawn in the draft. The notifica-
ton, SCI we'd upon them by the Provost Marshal,
Is merely an announcement Of the fact, and an
ORDER Tor them to report for duty, at a desig-
mated time and place.
II. The following opinion of the Hon. William
Whiting, Solicitor OF the War Department, is
published for the information OF all con cerned:
"When a person has been drafted, in prE.
snance OF the Enrolment act of March 3, 1853,
notice OF such draft must be served within
ten days Their after, by a written or printed
notice, to be served on him, personally, or by
Tearing copy at his last place of residence, re.
curing him to appear at a designated rendeZ-
vous to report for duty ANY person failing TO
report for duty after notice LEFT AT HIS LAST
PLACE OF RESIDENCE, or served on him person
ally, without furnis hing n substitute or paying
the $500, is pronounced by law TO be q deserter;
he may be arrested and held TO trial by court.
martial, and SENTENCED TO DEATH.
elf person after being drafted, ana before
receiving notice. deserts, notice may still be
served by leaving it at his last place of resi-
dence, and if he does not appear in accordance
with the notice, or furnish the substitute or pay
the $500, he Will be in law deserter and must
be treated accordingly. There is no way or
manner in which person, once enrolled can
escape his public duties, and when drafted,
whether present or absent, whether he changes
his residence or absconds, the rights OF the
United States against him are secured, and it
is only by performance of his duty to the
country, that he will escape liability to be
treated as criminal"
WILLIAM WHITING,
Solicitor Of the War Department.
JAMES d. Fey,
jy 20.f Provost Marshal General.
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NAFQO NAL LOAN.

f1ONAL LOAN.
The Secretary of the Treasury having extended
to the
FIRST DAY OF August NEXT
the privilege Of conversion shall continue until
that date to furnish
THI NEW
SIX PER CENT. BOMBS
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWENTY YEARS FROM DATE.
Or after nvo years, at the option of the
These Bonds are the
now in the market.
BEING SOLD AT PAR
and yielding
Six PER CENT. INTEREST
IN GOLD,
Equivale at present price Of in to
Nine per Cent. in Currency.
They offera
SECURE AND PROFITABLE MODl OF IN
VBSTMENT,
FOR large or small sums,
TIL y CO u pom BIO DB
are issued in
sos, S1OO's S50O's, and Sl,OOOs.
and the
REGIsfERED BONDS IN
sSO's, slOo's, s5Oo's. 81 ,OOo's, and s5,Ooo's.
Persons desiring further information concerning
the loan can procure, upon application at our
counter, or by mail, circulars answering all
questions that may arise.
JAY COOKE & CO., Bankers,
~ 452 18th street,
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,

WAR IMPAIRMENT.
Prorost Marshal Generals Office,
Washington, D. c., July Is, 1863.
Circular, No. 81.
The fourth paragraph of Circular No. a.,
issued from this Office July IL, 1863, is hereby
modified, so as to correspond with the follow.
ing opinion of the Hon. William Whiting,
Solicitor of the War Department, which will
hereafter govern in all cases in which it is
applicable:
OPINION.
"a person drafted into the military service
of the United States, under the provisions OF
the act of March 3, 1863, chapter IS, for ENROLL
ing and calling out the national forces, and for
other purposes claiming exemption from
draft by reason of any disability as provided
in said act, has the right to have the question
of his disability submitted to and passed upon
by the Board OF Enrolment whose decision
thereon is final. II the Board shall have de-
cided that the claimant is liable to serve he has
the right, after such decision against him, to
pay his Communication money, or to furnish his
substitute. within such extended time AS may
be fixed by the order Of the Board Of Enroll
ment for his appearance for duty.
(Slgned) "WILLIAM WHITING,
"Solicitor of the War Department"
JAMES Il. Fry,
jy 1s.tf Provost Marshal general.
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1861 THE 1854
Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILRO1U

PENNSYLVANIA CENThAL RAILROAD
- g =; -
70 'lhslo rs AL kS Hi WESTERN o1r1.s.
STONE R BzEp;a sAE5r md HSD COMFORT
sAeeAa. CHECKED rHH 9SSH Hs. .Un pos.
rI HHabs RAEhE E F5A FfH4 ssSh
CLOSE Hs 4 sasS II a;st HIRxkRR1sBuse
NORTHERN M c ihs1ns Il Il RAILROAD,
THE GREAT AZ d sH5HIH. Rour.
WASHINGTON I'M ANb BALTIMORE
WEST. NORTHWEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
the Northern Central Railroad Company northsas
sS.nsF Of Avenue AID sIth street,
SPLENDID SLIPPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING AID SALOON oxRs ON ALL TRAINS
FROM WASHINGTON.
trains connecting in Baltimore with the s.l5 8:
road, and arrive in Harrisburg at p. m. and l.3s
.. M. there making close connections WITH the
eli parts of the West. $3.50 o ~
By this route Freights of all descriptions can b
torwarded to and from any point on the Railroads
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, or Missouri, BY Rcilroad direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects
1T Pittsburg with Steamers, by which Goods can
be forwarded to any port on the Ohio, Muskingur
Kentucky Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Missis:
Red Rivers; and at Cleveland, sandusky, and Chi.
csgo with steamers to all Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transpor
tation of their Freight to this Company can rely
with confidence on its speedy transit.
In the West BY the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
Railroad Companies.
~ Be particular to mark packages 'via Penna
Central RR."
WIN. BROWN sAg q N 1 Central l r; r.,
ENOCH LEWIS, Gent Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
L. L. HOUPT. Gent Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
delphia. ian 7-1y,r
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
w ADJUTAsT GsEkaAL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, June q, 1853.
General Orders, No. los.
The Adjutant General will provide an appropri-
ate medal of honor for the troops who, after the
expiration of their term, have offered their services
to the Government in the present emergency, and
also for the volunteer troops from other State5 that
have volunteered their service in the States Of
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
By order of the secretary of War.
T. d. TOWNsEND,
je so Assistant Adjutant General.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,


Washington, d. c., July IL, 1868.
Circular No. 40.
/. Hereafter a reward of ten (si0) dollars
will be paid tor the apprehension and delivery
OF deserter, and paragraph 20, page 6, Regu-
lations for the Government of the Provost
Marshal General Of the United States, as well
as paragraph II of Circular No. 49, from Pro-
yost Marshal Generals Office, are amended
accordingly.
IL. Paragraph 50, page !, same Regulations,
is amended so as to read as follows:
X The members of the guard
may be allowed. for the time actually and ne
cessari.y employed on the trip, per diem of
not more han Isl so, besides their actual ex-
penses. provided they accomplish the duty as
signed them JAMES 3. Fry,
Provost Marshal General.
Note-Provost Marshals will give publicity
to Circular No. A., of July II, 1863, from this
Office. July 20.tf
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GAS FITTING. &c.

w GAS FIXTURES.
w Have in 6tere, and are daily receiving, 9A6
BI1TURE4 Of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish superior in style to anything heretofore
offered in this market
We invite citizens generally TO ca1 and examine
our stock Of GAS and WATEk EIXTCk16 feelinS
Washington.
- All Work In the above line Intrrated 10 our
sare viii be promptly sttended to.
mar ST MYfRS & McGHAN, S76 street.
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THE BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
The whole of the line of the Baltimore and
Chic Railroad is now, it has been ascertained,
entirely free from the presence of any Confed-
crate troops, and occupied by the Federal
forces, under Gen. Kelley. Besides the de-
struction OF the several bridges on the road, it
is known that about seven miles of the track,
between Opeqnon creek and Welltown, has
been torn up. Welltown is near North noun
tain. The officers of the road have already
made arrangements TO rebuild the track with
pected that the road will be reopened within
thirty DAYS
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M TEETH.

M TEETH.
Nl. LOOMS, n. D., the Inventor and Patentss
sfths , MiN + a. PtATE TEETa, attends
Dersons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear others, And NO person can wear others who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my once can BE- accommodated
With any style and price OF Teeth they may desire;
but 70 those who particular and wish the purest
esanest, strongest and most perfect dentu<e that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE win b.
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this eity-No. SIS Pennsylvania avenue
bstxeen 9Th and 10th streets. Also, GOT Arch st.,
Philadelphia. mar <-N
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KENDALL'S

KENDALL'S
lMB0LINE FOB TIE HAIR.
AABOLINE
MOISTENS,
BzAUTIFIES,
ODORATES,
LENGHTHENS,
INVIGORATES,
NOURISHES,
EMBELLISHES
THE HAIR.
KENDALL'S AMBOLINE is rare compound
stimulating extracts from Flowers, Boots, and
Herbs, for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PER-
MANENT vIGOR Of the HAIR.
Highly beneficial where the hair requires
gentle stimulant." DR.. Chiffon.
Have never had anything which so perfectly
answers the purpose Of hair dressing''
WARREN WARD, Esq,
No. 77 Canal street, N. Y.
AFTER being bald for seven years your AMB0-
LINE has covered the entire scalp with NEW
HAIR" Prof JOHN SENIA,
No. 35 King street, N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Put in boxes, containing two bsttles,)
price 81.
Manufactured and for sale at Wholesale by
KENDALL Il BANNISTER,
e106m No. $40 BROADWAY, Y.
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EIvE-TeW ENTY BONDS.
We are now prepared to furnish to purchasers
q. 8. FIVE.TWENTY BONDS
e& denominations, upon application, without
any delay
Subscribers holding our receipts are notified that
their bonds are ready for delivery and are request
cd to call for them. JAY. COOKE & Co.
10 27-tf So 18th street
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASH.
IL INGTON.
Office Chief Quartermaster, May %, 1853.
DEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GAR
DEN SEEDS, &C., requested to furnish this ofRce
price lists of the various articles of their trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS NJ. GREENE, Che Quartermaster, De-
partment of Washington. my 25-n
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
w WASHINGTON, January -, 1853.
In consequence Of the pressure OF business ut the
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Army Of the Potomac viii be given at the once Of
Lieut.. Col. CoHRAD, 132 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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THE TYRANNY OF SPOILED BABIEs.-What
monarch so absolute as spoiled baby, and who
would not rather live in garrison at the Dry
Tortugas than under the rule of one Of those
little despots! Mature tyrants sometimes re-
lent, dof their boots and spurs, and give Issa-
char recess. But under the coral sceptre of
the Nursery Autocrat there are no intermis-
night, when grown-up oppressots sleep, your
unweaned Diayolo is up and doing. He pipes
his parent up for punishment half a dozen
times between bedtime and cock-crow. He
parades them in undress uniform, and puts them
through their exercises In the shape of forced
marches at the double-quick, with the zeal OF a
martinez
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.LARIyIuD CIHlR

have Just received per schooners "Gsors. a
Adamsn and ~. w. )" from Boston, o large annniv
Of Pure Massachusetts, CLARIFIED CIDER. Vkfak
offer for sale ut the lowest market price, n auan
titles to suit purchasers. eTF = -
Hotel keepers suffers and al others In want OF
anime this before purchasing slse.hess,
8-d 8aorgetovn. D. b.
MILOD1ONS.-A large assortment OF Prince b
MI 90. 70 Melodeons havetu tbeen received &C the
Music Store CIV. G.. NIT TT, ART