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NEW YORK, Sept. 90 The Russians are to
have grand reception on Thursday. They will
pass down Broadway escorted by the entire LIST
DIVISION State Militia The affair promises to
equal the Prince of Wales reception.
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REMARKs.-Hops active at advanced quotations. We ad
wise growers to market their hops convenient
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ons. Wool firmly Interpretations limited 1t is Lard to
tell now how the market will turn with wool
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solDrrns' HoME. sUP1lnr1sDEtT's O1IlcE, /
CISCraNGII, Ono, Jan. 18th, 1858.

*. ~. E.a en-. -: - &c Ger. Ref church
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The great adjectiVe-hurler. Beaure-
gard, will have to look to his laurels. II
he is not very active, one of his subordi-
nate officers will outstrip him in the ''grand
style" Major EeholIs is the rival Just
see how he addresses the owners Of ''lAbor-
ers," /" urging them to send their negroes 10
work Oh the coast fortifeatiOns Of South
Carolina: "--4 .e-
"Have you the same buoyant heart that
PLACED your State In the van of secession,
endeavored 70 make her the van guard TO
independence Have you done your duty
70 those Who are now barring their breasts
in the defense Of your great gateway whilst
IL has been and is now in your power 10
shield them2 Will you slumber on till
tragedy is enacted In your very threshhold,
10 arouse you 70 sense of that impending
danger, which can only be aVerted by
strenuous effOrts2 or will you await the
stigma of impFessment with stubborn facts
in bold relief, whilst your cOuntry calls 70
you for aid, 70 wreath her banner in peace
and fnrl 1t under the cap Of liberty, and
render necessary q military force to awe
ken you to your duty to humanity and
your State7"
If any man, after reading that last seu-
tsnce, had heart to keep one Of his ne
groes at home, he must be a hopeless
case.
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IS.

come as fair as females. he wore at the
time Of his execution q dark blue coat end
brass buttons, light blue pants, q blue chick
shirt, and black wool hat. He was appa-
rently about SO years Of age. The wretch
had previously confessed his guilt, the
substance of which confession was that be
had hired himself in the eonfedeFats engi.
neer corps at Island No. 10, for the Pur-
pose Of gaining information fOF.the beneft
Of the federal government. aud though at
last detected, he died with the conviction
that be had furnished more valuable infor-
motion, in the character of a spy, 70 that
government than any other ten men in the
United States service" -..l
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popularity Of na
Hoofand's German BittersI
tpURELY vEaErABLE,)

hOOuanQS 0ermau o1LC6ESi
(PURELY yEGETABLE,l r" r.
Hosts of ignorant Quaeks aud uuscrupulous advgn.
tuterS, have opened upon suffering humanity the
gates Of Hostrumsin the shape Of pOof whisky,
vilely compounded with iBjuri us drugs and chris
tened Touics StOmAchics and BitterS.
Beware Of tho innumeIRble array OF Alcoholic
preparations 10 plethorc bottles, and highbellied
kegs, under the modest Rppelation Of btteTs which,
instead of curng only Oggrayate disease, and leave
the disappointed sufferer In despair.
HooFLAND's GERMAN BTTTERs
Are not a new and untried article, but have stood
the test Of fifteen years. trial by the American pub
c and their reputation and sale are not rValled by
any similar preparation.
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the most eminent olergymen, Lawyers, Physicians,
and Citizens testlfyinR, otheir own personal knOWl
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Hoofand's German Bitters!

FSOn J. NeDton Brown, D. D., Editor efths Eaey-
eLopedia Of Religious kn0lgledge. ~ r-
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines IN general, through dIttrust Of
Client reason, why man may not testify to the benht
he believes himself to have received from any simple
preparations in the hope that h0 may thus contrib.
ute to the benefit Of others. ai-iI
do this the more readily In regard to HOofiAnd's
German BItters, prepared by DR.. O. N. Jackson, Of
this city, because preiudiced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq'I for tho removal OF
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage.
mens to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. Tho use OF three bottles
Of these Bitters, at the beginning Of the present
TO degree of bodily and mental Vigot which I had
not felt for sig months before and had almost dc.
SPARED Of regulating 4 therefore thanss God and
Philadelphia, June %, 1851. - ~
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@ailpS utelligeuter
] TER1s OF ApVERTIsINR.

,Iuv.sO1.D Inns Or NoarAlIn, Soa oa1 IuOu, ,)uA
" = LRss, MAXI B0uARI. 2
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indicate the truth of it. 1t is evident that
the rebels intend to do by treachery what
they are unable to do by a fair contest,
keep the Mississippi clear of federal steam
ers. The steamer Ruth, burned few miles
below Cairo, with ovOr two millions dollars
in treasury notes on board, was the fret
victim of this nefarious scheme. Soon
after four valuable steamers were burned
at st. Louis; then followed in quick sue-
cession the Memphis and ST. Louis steam
er Hope, the Champion at Memphis. q
boat worth 1000, and the attempt to
burn the Choteau st oOlunbus, KyuWhlch
was but partially successful. The last ex-
ploits in this line, are the burning of the
Robert Campbell at Milliken's Bend, last
week, Tuesday, with the loss Of number
Of lives, and the steamers Chancellor, For.
est Queen and Catahoula, at st. Louis on
Sunday. Thus far extraordinary success
seems to have attended the yillaiuous ef-
forts Of the rebels. They are fast making
good their threat to clear every steamer
from the Mississippi, by the torch of the
iucendiary. Our authorities have need 70
exercise extraordinary care aud vigilancei
and if any of the villains engaged in this
work can be caught, a long rope and a
short shrift should be awarded them
Shooting has discouraged substitute de.
sertions, aud hanging few would be
valuable means of iutimidatiug the re-
mainder Of the steamboat iucendiaries.
There can be but little doubt that the
rebels intend to enlarge their operations
in this line, and that they do NO not pro-
pose to confine their attention to steam
boats. The rebel government sticks at
nothing. 1t decIatms loudly to the world
about conducting the wsr 10 civilized
manner, and secretly uses the basest means
TO accomplish the ends which it cannot
effect by fair stand up fight. The dag.
ger of the assassin and the torch OF the
incendiary seem TO be regarded as legiti.
mate weapons if only used secretly. In all
probability the recent freS at Boston,
occurring in quick succession at the
works where iron clads were constructing
for the government, were caused by rebel
fundamentally, and we shall not be sur
prised to see the same thing attempted at
other places where damage can be done to
the government. We repeat our caution
on this point To those who have the charge
Of government works. Extra aud extreme
vigilance is needed everywhere, and it will
we'll pay. We have no fears that the re-
beIs will be able to seriously cripple our
resources in this or any other way; but they
can and will cause good deal of annoy
ance aud delay if we do not nip their Ans
schemes in the bud. -
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=
CISCrnHiEI, oHIo, Jan 18th, 1858. 8
1 have gwen your Plantation BIttsrs 70 hundreds
ofour noble soIdiSrs who stop here, IesS dis
abIod from various causes, aud the eject n marvel
IOus and gratifying.
Sueh preparation - this + 1 heartily Wtsh IN
sTsFy family, in every hospital. and At hand Gu
every battle A'idi q. W. Aaparv., Superintendent.
DR.. w. A. Ca1Ds, Surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont
Regiment, writes:-''I wish every soldier had bot
tie Of Plantation Bitters Thsy are the most sgss-
tive, perfect. and harmless tonic ever used"
WnLAED's HozE,
WAsHIsoEoEs D. O. May 2ad, 1soS.
GEaT1z1nn:-We require another supply Of your
Plantation Bittsrs, the popularity of which daily
increases with the guests Of our houso.
iaa.cg Respectfully
&c. Gs. &c. &C. &c
BE sure that oysry bottle bears the fae uimIIs Of
our signature steel plate Label, with private
PHI. DRAKE - co.
2o3 BROADWAY, n. 7
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} The New style OF Rebel warfare.
The report from the New Orleans Era
that the rebels have organized gang Of
.lncendiaties to burn the steamers on the
Mississippi river, would have excited litsls
attention aud less belief, did not the facts
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y -sFIOlAL EVII0l5 I70l1I7 l--757v q -lI7-'
1rYeaFly Advertising ON reasonable terms, aeeor-
ding 70 the sDaes occupied aud the changes
made.
All from transient persons orstrang
ers, to be paid for IN advance. 80 EEL - e
business Cards not exceeding ave lines t10PeryeaF,
or 50 for sx months, but for Shorter pHthing
viii be counted less than square,
The privilege of Annual Advertising b limited 70
the Advertiser own 1mmediatO busino8B; and all
adyeFtiseHSnte foE the benett Of other PTsons O.
ofauction sales and real estate, by them mus
be paid for At the usual rates .-E 5fll-..le
N0-AdvertisementBn not a6c6np npanted With Wr tteH
directions, will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. 81 q - t{fiElt& y, :
Notioes TOR Political Meetings TO be charged in an
cases at full rates.
Marriages, NoticesOf Funerals, and announcements
OF sermons, 50 cents each. nOuV1l-'bo
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The sal. Of the Plantstion Hi,s'Ts !: Without H.s.
So.S'l' ~ ~ ''''sSy
la the matter. They are a. once .hs mo-. ,Poy,
requires buta singlstrial tOundotssand this Their
purity can always be relied uPon' Thsy arc com
posed Of the csiobratod CAlisAyA Bark CaaeaFillA
Bark DandsliOn, chAnomilo fi0Vs'a Lavender
RiOWerH, W.nterBreen, Anise' ClIVsF'buds OFaAge-
peel, snAko-FOOt, CaraWAy, CortandeF' BurdOsk'
S-T-1S6O-4. &C.
They are especially recommended 70 eieFgymen,
pubc speakers, and psrsOns Of literary hAbits aod
sedsntary HGs who require free digestion, relish
for food, and clear mental faculties.
Delicate females and weak persons are certain to
ind In these Bttsrs what they have % long lOokea
for.
Thsy s create . hsaltly sPPo.iso.- =.
They are an antIdOts 70 change ol water and diet.
They overcome effects Of OfdlssPatIOn and late bO0r.
They strengthen the . stem and snliVoo the miod.
They prevent miAsmatio aud intermittent fsvsrA.
They purify the breath aeidity Of the stOm ieh.
They cure Dyspepsia and ConstipAtEOu.
They cure Diarrhoa, OhOIsra and Cholera MOrbus.
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IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS!
Those having Friends in the Army!

We call the attention Of all having relations
friends 10 the army 70 the yaa that yer
induced by exposure and priyations incident
lifo In the lists, pubIfshed almost daily in the
newspapers, on the arrival Of the sick, It will be
noticed that very large proportion are suffering
from debility. Every case OF that ,kind can pe
readily cured By Ho9hands German 1,-
are speedily removed. We have no hesitation In
stating that If these Bitters were freely used emeng
our soldiers hgsareSs ef lives might es afysd thss y
We call particular attention to the following re-
marable and well authenticated cure Of one Of the
nations heroes whose life TO use his own language
'has been saved by the Bitters."
.- PH1IADE1PH1A, Aug. 23d, 1852
MEssRs. JONES + vANs:-Well, gentlemens your
H0ofand's German Bitters has saved my life. There
is mistake In this. It vouched for by numbers
Of my comrades some Of whose names are appended.
and who were cogniSant Of all the circumstances Of
years, member Of sherman's celebrated battery,
and under the immediate command Of Captain X. ~.
Ayers, Through the exposure attendant upou my
arduous duties, was attacked in November last
with Inflammation of the lungs and was for seventy
two days In the hospital This was followed by great
debility, heightened by an attack Of dyssntery.
was then removed from the White House, and sent
to this city on board the estate OF Maine" nom
(which landed on the 2sth Of Jun. Since that time
have been about as low as any one could be and
stilI retain spark OF vitality For week or more
was able to swallow anything and II did
force q rnorsel down, It was immediately thrown up
I could not even keep glass Of water on my
stomach. Life could not last under such ctreum'
stances; and, accordingly, the physicans who have
been working faithfully, though unsuecesltully, 20
rescue me from the grasp of the dread Archer frank;
II told me they could do more for me- and advised
me to see clergyman, and to make such dlsposltlon
OF my limited funds as best suited me- an ae9aint-
ance who visited mo Of the hospital, Mr.. Frederiek
StenbroWn OF Sixth street, below Arch, advised me,
as forlorn hope, to try your Bitters, and kindly
procured me bottle. From the time commenced
taking them the. gloomy shadow of death rSeededs
aud il am now, thank God for IL getting PETER.
Gained ten potinds and feel sangnine Of being per
nitted to reloIn my wife and daughters, from whom
have heard nothing for eighteen months; for, gen.
tIemen, am loyal Virginian, from the vicinity q
Front Royal. To your invaluable Bitters i owe tne
certainty oflfe which has taken the place on NsaS
Iege again elaspins 70 my bosom those who are the
dearest 70 me in life, Very truly your,
49, y ET[I ISAAC MALONE.
We t,,tIv eoneur in the truth Of the above state
mont. as We had de.paiEed oi seeing our eomraae'
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Richmond papers Of the
22d have been received
here. The Enquirer, in q
leader headed "Victory
In Georgia," !" says "ChaE-
leaton and Chattanooga
are the only points Wllere
the enemy present the
least appearance Of fight
Defeated at Chattanooga
and driven back on Nash
willie, the YallAndighAm
men would carry the elec-
tion In 0hionext Monday
with little difficulty. The
peace mon in the United
States would once mora
assert their manhood, ard
SPEAK out as they did be-
fore the late disasters
bad eh0ked out utter
Rnces. But Il IL not
among the peace men Of
the United States that q
victory at Chattanooga
would most tell npOn the
cahse. Here at home its
effect would be the great
est.
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ARITHNGEEIO
CountIng-HOuse calculations
receive the attention their PFinag tPP
ThsFo 1, open TO tie student al.O aeOurssos
BUSINESS SCIENCE

comprising Political EcoBomF, csHmsInlal Law and
usaEes, Finance Banking and CuEru1eys also maEim
o. eminent BuslntHJ 8Sn n TeEIrd 20 tire 4bosg
methods o. epaduetins buai1as g1eesal1IlY sl5
avoiding hIllFs-
Instructions in the ab0Fe s1htoct5 are i1t1lpeEs
formation % high ehaFlet0r and eitiEena.
The cOuT8e of instruction b tntooded 70 Be -
cnnuprehalEfVa aud th0rOagh Glslf % any % -
Commercial C0Iagol Uhlle TIA aEPonss % The siG,
denE q mn6hless
LI.H. beg leave % refsT thoso % Wtam be .
unlIlOWn 70 Geo. ". 6mith, Esq, . thG oe1cGE8
q the banks IN wheeling aud BTidpoEI, and 20 his
Students. -- --- uOV3l-Gual&W
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The Opinion Nationale gives an inter
esting description of the new steam ram
Magenta, which has just sailed from Brest
for Cherbourg
The Magenta is a ship-that is 10 say,
it has nothing in common with those Gu
rious machines, those monitors Invented
by the Americaus-and, at a distance,
amid a squadron Of other vessels, one
might take it for an ordinary ship of the
line but on a nearer approach one feels
that something new is at hand She is
higher out of the water at the bows than
at the stern her masts are short aud
thick. and the bows culminate in gigau-
tic spur or plo w-share. The upper deck is
flush, and with the exception of two bow
ehssers there are no guns upon it; close
to the smoke-pipe is 4 shot-proof turret,
whence orders can be communicated 10
every part of theship-in action the crew
are all below, and the Captain, his signal
officers, and few picked marksmen, oc-
cupy the turret.
The Magenta has two gun decks, each
armed with twenty-fOur bTeach-lOading G
guns, throEing sixty pound shot with
six ounces of powder. all the guns are pro
teeted by iron platOs but the iron casing
itops short at the bows and stern. The
great innovation of the Magenta is, that
the quarters of the officers and crew are
spacious, airy, and well ventilated, the
sad experience of the Normandie (on
board Of which ship thecrew was deeima-
ted in the Gulf Of Mexico in consequence
Of the sitting atmosphere between decks; J
having shown that the mortality among
the seamen more than c0mpensates any
advantages that might be derived from
these .uVulnerable vessels The engines
1000 horse power nominally) can be
worked up to 2, 700 horse power. Her
speed, on an even keel, is from thirteen TO
fourteen knots, and her consumption of
coal l30 tons per diem. She can ship 800
tons Of fuel. Her length all over is ninety
metres, (about 295 feet,) extreme breadth
about ffIy-seven feet; her displacement,
6,OOO to 1000 tuns. The spur weighs If
teen tuns, and her crew, on the war foot
ing, 700 men.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-13

Rebel Reports from ChiclKnmaHEn--Cse en-
Hrogg's Loss ser Down al 1O.OOO---He
Was shamefuIIy WO rsted.
The Richmond correspondence Of the
New York Daily News, under date Of Sep
tember %, has the following in relation to
the late battl in Georgia;
HBragg has fought a battle and Bragg
has reported TO the Department that he
gained a great victory. But Gen. Bragg
does not mention what his losses were, al
though We know that, according to ac-
counts of the sanguinary conflict the bat
ties near Chattanooga may be called drawn
fghts-both opponents as terribly used
mp. To great extent, General Bragg has
lost the confidence of the people, from the
fact that be has so often deceived them by
false dispatches, crediting himself with
victories when he actually suffered q most
disastrous defeat-for instance, at Stone
River But the public is oredulous, and
any rumor Of a victory sets them ablaze,
and no matter who IS the leader, he is at
once exalted.
The list Of killed, wounded and missing
will not fall short Of $4,000. Among the
latter is Brigadier General Adams Of Texas,
who was reported badly wounded and in
the hands Of the enemy. Thirteen Gene
rails have been put hors du combat in the
last engagement and have been either
wounded or CAPTURED