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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-02-04
The Buffalo Mercantile College
CORNER OF MAIN AND SENECA STREETS,


Is an important link in the great chain of
NATIONAL MERCANTILE COLLEGES, To-
Gated in the following cities, viz
NEW YORK CITY, PHILADELPHIA,
BROOKLYN, ALBANY,
TROY, CLEVELAND,
DETROIT, CHICAGO,
AND SAINT LOUIS.
A Scholarship issued from the Buffalo Col
lege, entities the holder to attend either or all
the Colleges for an unlimited time.
The Design of these Institutions,is to imrart
to young men and ladies, thorough, praeti-
cal business education.
These Colleges are organized and conduct
ed upon basis which must secure to each
separate Institution the testpossible facilities
for imparting thorough mercantile educa-
ton, and render it as a whole, the most COM
prehensive and complete system in this country
Book Keeping in all its department, Com
mertial Law Commercial Arithmetic and PEN
manship, are taught in the most thorough and
practical manner.
The Spcnccrian System Of Penmanship, is
taught by competent and experienced teachers
Scholarship, payable in advance, $40.
College open day al evening: no vacations
Resident Principal at Buffalo, J. c. BRYANT.
For further information, please call at the
College rooms, or send for Catalogue and Cir
cular enclosing letter stamp. Address
BRYANT Il STRATTON,
Jy9ly Buffalo, n Y.
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PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected every Wednesday by P. A. STEB
BINS s. CO., Retail Dealers in Groceries
and Provisions,
opposite D. F. Glassmire's Hotel,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-02-04

We would also inform you that we bav. eos
established in our
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-02-04

ne See New Advertisements.
Administrators Notice-Morley.
For Sale-Andrew Jackson.
Notice to Taxpayers.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
A. SANDBERG & BROS
Tanners and Curriers'.

EEAYE also established
IL Boot and Shoe
Manufact0ry, opposite D. f. Glassmires Hotel,
in the room formerly occupied by J. B. Smith.
They offer their Boots and Shoes at
LOWER RATE THAN THE SANE QUALITY HAVE
EVER BEEN SOLD IN POTTER COUNTY.
And they will have nothing but the best work
men and the best stock that the country will
produce, and money and labor can procure.
THEY FEEL CONFIDENT THAT THEIR
WORK WILL GIVE SATISFACTION.
Hides, Calf Skins, Sheep Pelts
taken at the Highest Market Price.
GIVE US A TRIALi
Coudersport, Pa, March 10
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SiiHnna laOnS'
4snn1
WHOIESALE&RETAII,
REGULATOR, a2
Oswayo Village, Potter Co. PA.

We are happy to inform all those in want
of Choice and Domestic Goods, that we now
have stock of some 'is
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-02-04

Local and General.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-02-04
FOR SALE.

Allegany, Jan. 80, 1863 6wpd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17

SenS were Oh "'"" WIN y 10 give him hearty wei.
COME 'i 80 '' .er Was stretched across the wharf
INV ing words welcome 10 the Hero OF
ho 'I'''H -" Tie instant he landed, the ladies rose
NUN Wv" 81 IN their carleges and waved fags pre-.
paw" or the occasion, and bouquets were sh0wered
ny IN him with a lavish hand. When tie Admiral
reached hs house he found IT filed with fnits aud flow.
era tastollly arranged by has faithful servants who
were ovcrjoy at his arrival. Hastings is one Of tie
patriotic little villages the Hudson that shows It's
appreciation Of the noble services of OF the bryest
a,d MOS. suee, SUI heroes Of tie val.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17
(sCifla:tny.

II Is officially announced fIat me Emperor oI
Aufra In an autograph letter. daied July 81, has IN.
vi u al the SOregeigH3 Of the GeTmanc Confederation
&ad Senaes OF free cities TO personally meet IN Assem-.
BIZ ald discuss the question OF reorganization Of the
6'nn4n Confederation suitable 70 tic requirements Of
III Tie Emperor proposed Frankfort As tie place
and 10Th of August the date. lie German question
81, discussed 81 The late nccag Oi TIC kmperOT "
ALsI..s AID tie King y, Prussia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17

p.,.''" a.. l,-iiorR vcry dull. sni pieces nominal
u ..r-t .ntrcly Wife declined 70 - " N'0 ''iu
\yitn A iIn.f 80, southern Rcd, ~ y, . 80 .o"N
o,f.f. .,l.s Of " bite ~ Bioaat. W .hi MN TIT ''''
rrlf,psfruiA Aug. i5--ftorH doiii receipts very nr''
NVu,r dun at 81 5od 81 ~ CoHS ae.>e % opc i1 I'll
nv Wu,k, atendy d. fd4ilc.
tm,Aeo Aug. ia.--tLOUR very fnll Nn''r 'tF''Y a'
on ir cons au. aud }dic dCt'rcd 70 'tn ic ttt'
.ul.t3gt00o. N.crurs: 4,i,0 obs. ti,Ir iiD0 n'I'
A. ,.at HsCD hu.a Corn. SHlphilATs: ,tll tus floui
10 .tu Iu .,. v heat ~, bush. tuin. -.
Crg.AArf Ar.. i5-lioDG duu brt steady. NhtNl
dun r,'. Lts0.r. MasEr steady at iSc. tRo'isioSs
lcmnadi H. ,
tut4ALo hue. Isl o. m -FIorR drl and unclansei
NuaAr dul aud without alter n saes ot wv plsi =
Ittl .o- Gls.n B.y Club ai 81 poe or CHICAGO spns
tnS n ait drmfd, sales 5000 bu.h Il sat, ahi Nv e
Choice Il .lc NAls and other gI4ins quiet no slhs DIV
-. nu4 r., quiet. nothing doing ,AAAi fhii"tS
L.Al In.oars today 3puO bbl Flour; 1l'Uo b', W ,.'
lbDu bu,l Com, 3l0l1 buslL OatA tAhAh tNto"''
.pvbhu.h .cut; l,9c00 bush Com, 9r" Ou.h D9l'
OsW. 500, hu l5 fLouH unchanged Whtat Hn.'i ~ p
$50 Lu.h lai,a-1 Spring ~ bilci 900 out " We
:. .os ~ = IA. Co.'s end Other grains an v .'.
ErI.urs; 4'r On klour Zoe on Wheat w Oh VI. VI,
Newell ora. iNpuHis. ll,j tblt tionr ~ bh,L ~.
xrous. eiyo bbls. Flour 1900 besh NAea ''Ov O''H
| Nou. 80 -. 49, -, No, ma
er.f. 10 I've az leii.c o. iils.t y lVo i' tNe ''l
ousty low; Ordinary 20 lguA go y TO- -hss,''e'
I1 f.l sa..I ....., 90. d. = = 49, -, =, :.
rr 10 .lrs, Receipt. $500 tcas ILL n NstiS ~ ".
! 40 Hs~,v carn I'D RssSiIts assA -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17

eyco'n, 'o.'ar for d...a'e cf a. s.f. naa lni sc
. lri.rnob in diseases o. the .f'fF o.. ns ION
lni.. oi Alrsraf1u. usc4 u r--r on Mln iH .-A.l
rfn ,ud seislf ri1 sr,h ttclse- as ro-l"rnard
i,oncc If TIE csponsb.c auI leLaee CHARACTER vi"
.........r Inc ned ..Ir.
CERTIFICATES or CURES, .-
rkou 10 21 YEARS SriNDING, with
NAMES kNONN 40 tClENCE AND FAME.
I,- Medical l.cr,r'rr OF Luclu, $500
SrF DISIENSAIuRf ~ frt uNllfD SF'tES;
SOC Professor DEVICES valuable works on the ITaeiee %
.r remark, made b. the late oe'ebra;ed DR.. PHYsIc.
IliieGr rnil. . ..,,.,, a., =, =, ,ou-rrr al,
rblted iysici.n .aa Member Of th- 10 a ,o's. o. sa,
.ui euren.- Jol rual. .., - ,r,,,,,,r,s
g.. 'N.iro.C nl.ar.i., Review bished by BENiAnI!
TPEN ID u Fellow 81 she koyel 4 iege o. sas,eonh
..... moe. of Che siautfu. n o-Ns on heAcine
I.NH ar hIChU. : fef Ic. r. or FIX Tor 80 .,
EATRACT sAR5APAKiLLA, III 20. boiNe, or SIX i'i
IMPROVED ROSE WASH, 5c,. per bottle, or Six f0f
G. 80 .., 81, - cs.i.,t 10
,rftf. l..r.t .lHr tIs.s Do ell. 'i' a. nc 81.
.t...d 40. aii sss -scIrely tt q nom 'ts lu.
I..... ss. /. all coul-iua.e1-ops .nie saS'ah
led A-.gc s.4..-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17
Conmercini trtCiiipcrrr.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MAEKET.-Jhe sales Of Cot
Co. ~ 9f sI S s s G ~. 9 s 10
ptered h. price.
Trade REPozr.-The Manchester Market is firm
LIvERPooL BREADsTUTF MARKTI-The Bread
siuss Market has generally ruled dn Bhadson, Spence
AID Otter e"oa1is d.PO' riouf seaoy WIZ ga
su and declined I'd 3 Or Mixed 20 3026G Whie ~ 50l
LWEGFooL fEovisoN MAkKEI.-Ihe pToyiSloL
ensnset is generally f Circulars report hfm for
I Bscen has AZ a upward 'snasne Go Lard oaO La
loll ag1 IN upward tendency. Lard baoJ ant Tai
IgvEIpooL TEobCcE MARKET.--Sugar steady.
cs qge, sod eaay Re nd .,aa, sn s1
kuac ge. Petroeum hTr Crude l's "a refined Y "a.
LogDOy MAEgETs.-Breadstufs dull. sugar ac'
Ave Coffee buoyan, Tea firm. Rice quiet and steady
Esil,g s,eedy spid's TUTpcntiue downward
LONDON, Thursday, Aug. 6.-Consols closed al
.4,cgicAS SrocYs.-Ilinois Central R.R. I6l "a
~ discount; Erie r. SO 01t The fund, ore higer Con
. adssncrs onder The ~ posnf ,edeney o. tns rs,
y no rcsu, in war Ihe satisfactory progress n ~ sii:
ses. sssss tie buoysney Of the Discount 4rAe' winch 10
LLrEgr-Vio Greeecqs,is. 49, ..
LivTHPooL, Aug. 7.-COT1OK-1Ee sales Of tae
have been 2oc tales. ncucle s~6 bs,' % spes
To- sG 1900 erp0fiea. The nialke' b. e1ser 81 decline
q J. 90 Aosdesl Tie sal today friday have been i,,'
b. 10 10 rh' ~ cuilOs sad expo-t' - he naiAcl
so' qael sag unchanged at tie following authorized quota
hons " 9 ~. m.n,.
Or 'ss'sss'ss's''s'ssA1";
No - ~
I .I.nIs...........+..s. ..I1l N'4A'
efocs 90 p8f JfshJ .a.es. including S5J American 80.
BrEADsTCYra quiet ana steady Com decansi miAeo ~
a.
yI.ovisfOys hrn. $500.
I~.o0N hag. 7-COssOfs close a. e1095i f0f money
Bsli,s In Bank has inclealod oJ0 ANIuc4r sIocKs-
laois Central HsiIoad, j. Di.5 discounts tiio, 1y1h
I.oxDO.. Aug. 7.-Jhc Loadoa GioLe COntIadicis
ar dea nat The consenpdon in the Northern ts0s Of
Eoea Ia menace Eng md and says hat The rilii1H
s between ~ glad sGd the Uni.ed s,ses are Of Tie
O. gfv,
M ssiri losn which was e time nomnaily quoted al
a. a. e,t s.cs mt has again relied and 10 quoted a. "a
sssap<s.gs~r>s1nss@srsrTs 1S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17

CuCgCn oF Iub EPmuASY.-lestefday i'''".
iag o.. Lop r. dol. Ok Ohio admitted 'he Rev. 'ai"','
MasN,L r. 81 Akron, Ohio 20 tne order 'i iI''''o,1
TIE lo ulAr service OF such ceremonies was looN
d course delivered by Tire PASTOR Of 81 Ma "S '"u' ~
Throws large Attendance OF deeply inlcseSie" anu
to.s. Tic Kew. MI Maxwell formerly susl"i"va /"
relationship 10 the church Tie Rev. H. L. jones' %
F.chblre Mlss.. preached In the e'enine--o"iuE TO
Gle sudden ed heavy i1il of ra.n IAeIe were ou' y"
M IONS nleltnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17
Z, xnaats Of TIE Loal0n Times and
the agent Of the Loan.
THE POLISH QUESTION
England Opposed TO a yoint Note and
Ausilia 0ppoSCato War.
EYoposci 31oe ling CT al tAe Qcr
nan sovereisns.
81. LoiiN-s. Y. l.. Avg. u. lsl3.

The steamship Ilibegnian, fom Liverpool Ctr
vi, Grccaeas,e It'll inst, arrived or Care Race last
evening and was boarded by tie news yacht OF tie As
soeioted Press.
The steamship Jrra, from Ncw.YoIk had arrived al
Londonderry.
Tie steamship Fdinburgh from NevYorh arrived al
Liverpool on tie 5.h.
Tie steamer BcTussia, from Ncw'YoIk, arrived al
Southampton on tie evening Of the oth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17
Ge'mbo!0's Meoirines
HELarBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.

IELarBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
For kne.aeg arising from Fxcesses Habits " Dissipation
Early lnd'scret' on or Abuse, attended With ~
the following symptoms:
Indlsposi,ion TO E4e.tlon, Loss Of power,
Los q Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing.
Weak Nerves. Trembling.
Horror Il Disease, Wskeiuiness,
Dimncss OF Vision Pain in the Back,
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body,
Dryness OF the Skin F!uptions ON the Face,
Universal Lgssitude Of the faiid Cogntenance.
Muscular system
These symptoms, IL allowed 60 which Ibis medicny
invariably removes soon follow
IMPOIENCY FATUlTY EPiLEPTIC FITS,
In one Of which the patient may expire Who can they
are not frequently followed by those Gireul diseases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Meny Of the Of their suffering, bat
will confess The records Of the Insane Asyuns and the
nnchoy deaths by Consumption, bear ample wnes 10 tie
Truth II tne assertion.
The CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS
requires the aid ot medicine 70 strengthen and insoate
sys'en winch HELNfBObD'S EXTRACT BUCil. inv
by does. a g.sl vii coE,.ace tie meet sIepsieaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17

Coup,rrNT TO TIE OrFCERs OF TIE THOMAS A.
scorr-At meeting of the passengers on board the
strand .,,oro,. Scott held while coming mp the
bay August 49, 1863 the following preamble anG re-
solutions were UNANIMOUSLY odopted'
Wheyq, chou, TO terminate m exceedingly pleasant
vrva. nom New Orleans the steamer iious A scott
n OBien and having received from the Captain and
other officers the snip tie utmost kindness and attention.
PesoIre3 Tho, we hereby tender 20 CAP. o Bten
sincere thanks Tor the uniform kindness aud courtesy which
s nkcd hi. Intercourse with the passengers aud troops
board during the VOYAGE.
otod That IN Ga d. O Rren we recognize all the quaih
cations which 20 to make up Thoroughly yifmt courteous
id conu,ieut commander. and wishing han the
tourdcl n h calling AID tie that in
whatever be- be employed lc will carry with him
the most c0Iuial rood vii II al vito have sailed lib him
this voyage. GEORGE BisSELL, Col 9th tonn.N OILS
TIE TR,NsVOGT ST. hABY.--At a meeting Of the
commissioned officers BOARD tue transport steamer
- Ma1y Capt John +. Barstow, with SIX and wound.
ed soldiers hom the Department Of The Gulf, Dr.. T..
T. Sanger chosen Chairman. and Dr. IiaItwel sec.
rotary when series of resolutions complimentary 10
CAPTAIN John Y. Bais.0w commander Of the II. Mary.
Cart w II. Talbot formerly commander of the Trans.
port sYd Henry STOCK the toward passed unaui.
inously for the unim kindness and unieiutting atcn.
ton 10 the sick and wounded men On beard OF the
fcl H. ihOr charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17

Bayard Taylor loft the Russian Court imme-
sooy after the arrival Of Cassus 81 Clay and is now
syrlng few weeks with lis wies relatives e'OolLA
Cs,aang. Bis nogei of American social LIE. line
t,ro,o minded Woman" IL In press and be is working
Oh a 1ew poem 1.-THE Portrait Of bt JOIN" lounoed Oh
. boaunfh Italian legend Mr. Taylor VIII Vsh inc
r.. u ANggp IlaIy Ttgs u; lcsAs y Y s ..-a -
~. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17

VrrD r0 Await TuH NOTION NJ TnR UEiNp
,',,.~.. p. .-.,.t of Hsoo.tu r. l.. or Irf-v
.,...t.,,',. .t'oiglll,. .4..0T ilto t'r trtih
.lG,...c .,.. .., u-,d t. .riln. Who IVES Ailec y.
.-. ur.,o 'oau b. samuel Julr son. ucoo.'G il.i
ti.. l.f,., impul. sci. r.,,n vl..' &c German BIS
IA. .!ar Jolaaois N.io wish hw,y sJ'A, al" ".'
l.I, snoc,rd down dc man hit DIS head ON i'ot
ION 0fn wall CRUISING almost immeu' l' u''iu 4,
,..,, ,,...,,f,,.l IN S...t, Weer 90 no. : Marshall
ftt.et. Llo.b 10 g. d. The c, .cnr' shows t'' me
ll8 w.i.o.t dc lfn would nor ,A.c cus'd ucWh hu,
tie uty held J,igtou % await The .c.un oi tu "i""
i., ana ...o Il.lpt IfIl Pic utAca "a ore i.i. '
..,tu. Nov luitA.r c,lruIrd Nj tfun . '.| Do
.rr.-l,.t..sf ~ procure medical pid Iog INC hIiiea
o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17
USE lIELA-BOrD's EXTRACT

USE NELN1BOrD'S EXTRACT
BLClIU
For % ,.e.isaf -a IL ,-e. - he Urinary Crsans wLe:her
eli-ing
~ NiIE or FEMALE.
F.3m 81 .'ef'- "se ci gina .n- ga 10 matter Ct bow
LONG ling b4.e.-e- ~ these ORGANS
req ire Do al n. Dilresc
iL L.4.DLD EAIEA.f Gnu
Is TIE CHEAT DIURETIC,
AND IL - CERTAIN
40 RAVE TIT
DESIRED EFFECT
~ ALI DISEASES
FOR WHICH
1T Is GLtD..NLADLD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17
Ynucp,


The Emperor has returned to Paris.
The BOmsc is limer and closed on the 9TH at oci ioI
Reltes az aGTance OF over q cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17
L

1sc no Balkan. Mercury Urn' osrnt Medicines for
s'7ssni sud Drp.tfl-s Disease.
EXTRACT BUCHU
CCRES SECRET DlsEAsEs
~ a their lr Expcnse; e or ne change Of Diet;
10 hlcln.shil 0-.. AND NO EXPOSURE
'i ca..e' a.Iaelt desire and -l.n strength 70 unnle.
icrtny removing OBJ -.rrCor preventing I'd CunDg sct-
l-i o tlc lre .1vils rLl ani inlauua'ion. ire
g.. b. t-is clos q cta.rs ali o1Fein- POis DNOUS
~, -isfD, AID NDkh-Oi NATTER
ILOuslads lou tho Isgfdf who hfVe been Tie
VICTIMS OF ltfCkS,
nd " poo i-s" pid ttA|N Iita 20 be cured in short
fe 1r iouuo iAe. deceived. and ilt the Poison"
b.. ir go or -c-l 4s.Til seuts.' zen dre1 up -
sc .. s.tIl' 10 o.. nf 90 o. ..i st.i lof'l nd
PERHAPS AIILA .iAAGL.UA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17

MALES! FEMALES! FENfAI, ES 7
OLD Or YOUNG, SINGLE. N'RRirD, or CoYTEI
PLATING MARRIAGE.
I'm many sfgc ions peculiar t.Aric, tho Fx-sr. Puchn
T. q1aed by other remedy Chloross R.fen-
ton rlcsulaea PalfIlness, Or Suppression Cus,ouy
D. lcuatcns lirGaof or SclloTs II the Uterus
corboa Mi.e, Ssiify ald for al complaints irciIen,
' lie rex whether arising fon Idicretien Hleis Of Ds
Z alton, " IN the
DECLINE OR cUiNGE OF LIFE.
SCR Into1r ah-~c
no AAiLi SHOULD re WITHOUT IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17

cocni,ed. In consequence many Of this number will
now be returned 10 duty.
Cant. C. b. Chittcnden, recently lieutenant IN the
tc,maacr ON III. staff of GER Mcmillan and ordered 10
relieve Capt Stewart as Post Quaitermaster at Car
.l-LIIu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17

v,ec,pt;,n Of Ad.l;rai Earrabui NJ HHa'-
,fes.
Couespondei,ee oil The y. =. i...rre.
HASTINGS Aus u. 1853.
Our gallant Admiral toTagut arrived he,e Vo'
div 1,, news o, ms coming PRECEDED him. ana 'o'b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17
I'VE DAXS LATER Rl0l EUROPE.

OF TIE tilDERNiAN.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

S~ssd propsa1s uil received this ortr nnul the
18th instant Stone for Fountain Basin the Central
tark, and for s-ttins The sane
Plans and intAtons aud information reNp~fns The
1ane viii farnshed the ofbcs above 'ioas1
Propos.is should h. sddresed 70 the Board ~ Commission
" Paf haa endorsed Proposals sonn
iain Baslu The saf Board reserrss ~. ram REJECT
- ASDW " GREEN Compsrolsr n ia pan.
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

DURUHAsERs WANING yIHsT CLASS fsBIBs
III with Ehsrps patent cushions. sll~Ttof aay
viii 0Dd st low grs& st TIE
IT, - FULTON street. Also segond hAnl Tabs
DBKIAxs IMPROVED BfI.fIARD TABLEs wlTH
III Patent CoubinaIon Gush'uN Purchasers
sciect of hnnersi Tables p sAlss OF
rnauufActory. PHEf.As a sOf.fgsupH
nOs. -. 20. t7 snd ~ .rlslg strse,.
DARLOR AND BEDROOM FURSIJIHE-YOR sALE
Ii ehesr eon.is'ins o. ysits fa1pe'. Miffov. cAags
Marlfsbe Bedstenf Ac, A.. ali nst rs@ HFdRf, kATps
bssn ssi sts rsed sppiy a. ri tasf Fl'g.ffs t'l'sa
y = tOLEy
NVAsrED--k sEcoND HtsD BILLIARD TABLE w.
w yNof nFeff 4ra ~ TO- H~thHf. fffaE as
~ tlrs payable motmy. tfefess Na b.tsf Hs
TsiG Iee
The New York herald., 1863-03-17

LECTURE
TOWER or LONDON,
WITH DIAGRAMS.
REV DR. ROGERS
WEDNESDAY .EyRSrso, aARcun
- commences al Y. o.oeL IN aid of tho
LADIES' RELIKF FUND
SICK AND WOUNDED sonbbrrRs OF yuE uoNr
rslnIE,en LIVED n's,,yw syrnnr srd y,f,y.rra street
MUSIC BY THE BAND or TIE sEsESTH RrogMFxr
ny. N. q.
THE HERo DRUMMER BOY OF rREDrRrcreptfpc
BY perniss on of :. Barnun. Of the Mnssu,n -
WILL BE PRESENT on TiiE OCCAerox
BEAf THE TATTOO
Tlckcts To b. had Al william Han so,., ~
BroaiNay, III. r. revoe Son, No ~ roorey IL
and the urincipal bookstoroa
POLITICAL.
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HoS JAMES W. WALL 60
deliver in Addfe.s
DEMOCRATIC Union ASSOCIATION,
., their headquarters ss2 Broadway tornsr OF Twcn
Os TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH H. 1t O'CLOCK
subject. The Compromises u be Cons lulii9n.n
by order OF
John Hardy, ioha Pyne,
John Ctlatap. A. j. Hatbrwson
sames r. Miller, . O.C Fahb
ponglas Taylor,
CammiHse on Pgtle ssstnfs.
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The New York herald., 1863-03-17

C.1nn "a lorNG GENTLEMAN q YEAnS of AGE
3lUU. G~slr.s situation ~ sAiary Of about % 9
fpU ysar Any procuring such stsau Tor tAr Al
viii ths Aboss snn or the psy ~ rset
the nann. viii hs liberal. fayuastra ei"ts % al
other abie oa.. thr navy Or 10 60
wouid answer wnuid conim-nss on Il. OF Aprh ., Ma
hrirteKt cJnbacnes observed Address Bona fae hrfA
| once.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-02
inconsistency is a Jewell,
o the Editor of the Press: .

To the Editor Of the Press:
In the dispatches of the Associated Press
published in the morning papers OF February
18th, there appears in the Congressional report
letter from Gen. Scott TO the Secretary of
War, dated Oct. 4, 1861, ia which he brings
grave charges against Gen. Mcclellan, whose
disobedience To orders and "irregularityn Gen.
Scott gives as one reason of his own resgna-
ton. He preferred to resign rather than ere
ate disturbance by bringing Gen. Mcclellan
before Court Martial.
Now, 1t is well known that no journal has
more eagerly sought out and circulated official
and unofficial reports and remarks prejudicial
To all military officers not OF the "Copperhead.
faith, than the Eastern Argus-ani no journal
has set up more desperate howl whenever its
pet General has been critcised-always claim
ing that it was fighting against the Govern
ment to say word censuring Gen. Mcclellan
and that ii was only justice to 'our brothers in
the field" to herald and magnify every real or
imagined remssness of duty in officers who
are in sympathy with the Administration and
are determined that the rebellion shall be
crushed, at whatever cost
And yet, MIR. Editor, this same Eastern Ar
gus, always so eager Tor justice IN to military
leaders, very quietly and adroitly dropped this
letter of Gen. Scott from its reports. substi-
tuting in its stead these comprehensive words
the letter was read"
NOW, sir, uoes tnat panuerer TO disloyalty
hope TO blind the people by such a sneakDg
course as this? Had the same thing been writ
ten OF General Banks, or Butler, or Fremont,
would 1t not have appeared in full, headed by
big capitals, aud with comments by the editor
added?
Everybody knows il would. Out on such
humbuggery!
If this letter of Gen. SCOTS don't substan-
tate the charges made publicly in Congress
hx Mr. xx.Iaxf l. &,
Simply, because it would give the lie to
much winch the Argus has said, and knock off
the head of the horse on which it hoped to ride
into political power.
Give the people the facts and justice will
bear sway, whether the pets of political par
ties are honored or disgraced.
Yours truly, FAITH.