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pm. The Hartford Times believes
and we fear it has good reason for the
bclief-that there are hundreds of thou.
sands who voted the Lincoln ticket on
Tuesday who will sorely regret it before
the end of 1865,
We most sincerely believe the rcclcc-
tion of Mr. Lincoln prolongs the war.
Adds vastly to our National debt,
Brings further drafts of men.
Will weigh with crushing force upon
the rcsorccs and welfare of the free
States.
viii result in dissolution of the
Union.
And will not secure the abolition oil
slav, ry at the South.
This is our belief, and we ask our
readers, Democratic and Republican, tc
remember what We say.
We hope that better fate awaits the
nation--that our fears for the UniOr
may prove groudless; for DISSOLUTION
will be sad result. But still, though
our feelings and hopes are for the U
Mon, and for peace and prosperous
country--our belief, under existing cir.
cumstances, and in view Of what thc
policy of Mr. Lincoln, does not accord
with our desires.
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I@-It has been discovered that the
recent fendish plot to burn the great
city of New York was conc octed by
Abolitionists. The immense majority
given to Gen. Mcclellan by that city has
inspired certain men with rage border
ing on madness. "Rule or ruin" is the
motto of the Abolition party. Perhaps
the following, from the New York
World, may not be unintcrcsting in this
connection +:
"Some new and very remarkable de-
Velopments have recently come to light
in connection with the late incendiary
attempt upon the metropolis. Although
the ease is surrounded by mystery, there
are now strong reasons for believing that
the whole affair from its yillianOus com
meneemont TO its close, was an Aboli.
iiQa shoddy plot, intended to destroy
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Moss AND ELM CANDY.-This is an en-
tirely new preparation manufactured by
Berner and Burgess, Fri Pa, for the re-
lief of Coughs, Colds, Throat diseases,
Hoarseness &c. 1t is far superior to the
majority of Cough candies now in use. and
must take the lead. 1t is put up in neat
and convenient packages, and is just the
thing for the masses, Everybody will try
it and after once using win never be with
out it. The great demand for it wherever
introduced is a sure indication of its good
qualities. 1t can be had of all dealers in
confectionery.
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Tn TowN.-Quitc a number of gen.
tlcmen from Philadelphia, Pittsburg,
Boston, Erie and New York, arc now in
this place, auxiously looking for a
chance to invest some Of their spare
"grcen backs" in This supposed rich
oil territory. The attention of capital.
lists is now being attracted in this direc-
ton, and We hope Ethat the prop
crty holders about this place, as we'll as
those distant from the place, will succeed
in making the necessary arrangements
with them to have them assist in dcvel-
oping our oil resources in such way,
that both will be mutually benefited.
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MORE DRAFT.-Our readers, and cs-
pccially those who voted for Lincoln, Ito
stop the war;" will be pleased to learn
that draft will be made in few days
to FIJI the State Guard, the term Of SER
vice too for the briet period Of three
ycdrs.-As soon as it is over, draft will
be made for the National service. Dur.
ing 1865, at least seven hundred thou
sand men now in the army will be dis
chargcd-thc five hundred thousand
one years men called ior last July, and
the three years men of 1862. To fill
their places and to keep the army up to
the requisite strength, it will be ncccs-
ary TO call for at least one million Of
men during the next twelve months.
These of course will have to be raised
by drafting, if they can be raised at all.
To do this We feel safe in saying that
the public will be favored with a draft
every month for the next four years
What a cheerful prospect = Clarion
Democrat.
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HaT Our quiet and ever pcaceable
village, was somewhat surprised in see
ing a company Of military men march
through the streets. BY some it was
thought to bea rebel raid, by others a
raid upon the so called, "copperheads." "
But when the fact Of the case was fully
developed, it proved to be squad Of
men ordered here by the government,
10 assist the Provost Marshal in carrying
out the orders of the war department,
which certainly was all right.
Captain John P. Short, (who By the by,
proves tobe very much of a gentleman, y
on his arrival in town expected to
find every thing in readiness for the
accommodation and comfort of m IN un.
der his command, which proved to be
an entire failure, as no preparations had
been made by the Provost Marshall
The Captain cody determined to take
possession of one of the Churches
(Which by the way and to the great dis
grace Of the citizens of Ridgway vas no
to be iOund) but finding the article cal
led church, to be among the "things tha
should be-" he took possession of thu
Court House where lie and his men arr
enjoying themselves as we'll as can b,
expected under the circumstances. TIL,
Captain, as we'll as those under his com
mand may rest assured that, so long a
it is their lot 10 remain among US, the,
will be treated with due respect, and al
we ask at their hands is the same in re
turn, Of which We have no doubt.
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Coal Lands For Sale,

NNHE subscriber offers for sale the.
Il Coal privilege, with the right Of
mining and other minerals under 495
acres Of land situated in Fox tp., Clear
field county Pennsylvania, within 2
miles of the Ridgway & Shawmut Il. r.,
which connects with the Phila. 4 Erie
r. r., at Ridgway, with six foot vein
OF Bituminous Coal upon it, which is
now commanding such enormous prices,
ior manufacturing purposes. For sale
cheap, terms cash, good title given.
For further particulars, address
c. L, BARRETT;
Clearfeld p. o.,
Clear6eld Co., Pa
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From tie Warren Nail.

MILL BURNED.-The steam saw mill
of H. Baxter, in Mead township burned
down last Tuesday night. The mill had
Just been reftted with new saws, betting
&c.. with the intention of starting it run
ming on Wednesday. On Tuesday a
fire was made in the lower part OF the
mill to thaw out the pipes, but was put
out about 3 o'clock of the same day, At
q o'clock Wednesday morning the
building was discovered in flames, and
had gained such headway that it was
Impossible to o1tinguish it. The origin
of the fire is supposed TO have been from
spark from one of the pipes lodging in
the dry saw dust in the building. Mr..
Baxter tells Us that his loss is over $40,
900.
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For Sale.

The subscribers offers at private sale,
a span OF bay horses, one five years old
next June, and the other seven years
old next May. They are both gentle,
either in single or double harness. Per
sons wishing to purchase the two or one,
can see them by calling on the subscri.
Der at his residence, one mile North of
Centreville.
VIM. LEAHY.
Kersey Dec. 23d 1854.
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JANUARY I,.Is65.
TWENTY SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY
OF
THE NEW YORK MERCURY.
THE PRIDE OF THE FIRESIDE.

In the primo of vigorous intellectual
manhood the Phenix Of the weeklies begins
its flight for the new year, over the wrecks
of its tagging and lifeless conte mporaries,
with Its eye fixed upon the sun, beneath
which it owns no rivalry.
The war, which has toppled down what.
ever il, shallow and baseless, has written no
wrinkle on the bright egis of our success.
Our features for the issue of 1865 shake tn g
pillars of whatever has heretofore been
deemed imperial in serial literature. Both
| sides of the Atlantic render us tribute. We
shall continue the thrilling romances Of
Miss NJ. Il. BRADDoN, necromancer of the
strong dark passions, to whom we pay more
annually than the entire capital of our imi.
tators, and add to our American staff tho
champion jester of the cap and bells, Josu
BILLINGS, who will commence with the first
of January series of his we'll known mimi
table comic Diapers, written expressly for us,
in his irrcsistibly convulsive vein. Harriet
l.. Prescott, the most polished and magma
tive sketch. writer living p. T. Barnum, the
world famed Snowman and autobiographer !:
Miss NJ. A. Earle, Fairfax Balfour, DIR. J.
II. Robinson, and "Ned Buntline'', renown-
cd and versatile novelette, writers, will exc
out the sparkling contributions of such IA
! cile poets, feuilletonists, humorists, critics,
travellers, paragraphists, etc., as George
Arnold, w. o. Eaton, Millie w. Carpenter.
| George Alfred Townsend, Julia s. Ingraham,
Edward Willett, George Martial, Joseph
Barber, J. A. Patten, and others numerous
enough and clever enough to run all the
newspapers on the Continent.
The vivid pencils Of barley, Mcclellan,
and White, the first draughtsmen of the age,
will make the new volume pictorial, and
whatever of fugitive or meteOric note may
appear during the year, will at once be en-
gagged and made available
In addition to its crisp aud telling editori-
ais /; its delectable Gossipers Club, in which
the aptest and wittiest poems, caricatures.
and burlesques of the time first appear aud
its cOquettish Ladies' Promenade, to which
all the mothers, sweethearts, daughters,
wives, and widows of the land subscribe
their experiences, THE NEW YORK MER-
curry will continue the faithful and CO
| rent.
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LICENSE NOTlCE:-The following
named persons have filed in the Office OF
the Clerk of the Court Of Quarter Sessions
of Elk county, their Petitions for License
at the January Sessions next, agreeable
to the Act Of Assembly of March I'd 1868,
entitled an can Act TO regulate the sale OF
Intoxicating Liquors" &ci
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PHOTOGRAPHS OF POPULAR
PEOPLE,

highly illustrative of the oldest, ablest' and
artifulcst folk of the era the Great Fashion
Article, by Jennie June, whose sprightly
notes upon the latest and most perfect New
York modes are sugge stive to ldaders of 80.
ciety everywhere, and universally consulted
doth in the metropolis and throughout the
aountry and commence series of illustra-
ted Sketches of Grotesque Adventure in
Foreign Chimes During the War, by Alfi ed
Tramplc; as well as Hiuts upon Cookery,
by Henry Gosling, the metropolitan euisi
aer.
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sas"An Irishman being asked which
was oldest, he or his brother? ? "I am
Oldest" said he, "but if my brother
lives three years, we shall both be the
same age"
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BY this Sign we-..Co nqucr.

whenever the way seems long,
Or the heart begins TO fail,
We sing moro wonderful song,
And tell more marvellous tale"
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Notwithstanding the upward march Of
every article of luxury and consumption,
and our enormously increased outlay for the
year 1865. the Star Paper of the Republic
with its forty columns of sterling original
matter, will continue to be issued at sir cents
n copy, and sold by all newsmen and peri.
odical dealer, in America. Its long and
honorable history insures its subscribers
against the casualties and fatalities which
have swept so many mushroom journals off
| the board, and left their patrons disconsolate.
| al the loss of their money,
To mail.subscribers our terms arc;
Cash in advance: Singse copios, So 80 8.
year; three copies, 81 1; sir copies, S18;
nine copies, $50 The party who sends us
$50 for a club of nine copies will receive an
additional copy free. Sir months subscriP
items received. Canada subscribers must
send twenty cents extra for each suhscriPr
tion, to pay the American postage.
Subscribers should be careful TO write;
plainly the name of their post office, county,
and State. Specimen copies sent free to oil
applicants. Address,
CAULDWELL & WHITNEY,
Proprietors ofthe NeO YORK Mercury,
Nos. 48 Ann street and ll3 Fulton street.
New York City,
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the Democratic city of New York, or at
least, and what seems more probable,
put it under the control of the Loyal
Leagues. - Clarion Democrat.
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Browns Bronchial Troches, or Cough
Lozenges, cure Cough, Cold, Hoarseness
and Influenza, or any Irritation or Sore.
ness of the Throat.
Great service in subdaia1 Hodrstness."
Rev. Daniel Wise, New York.
"The TFoches are staff Of life 10 me-"
Prof. Edward North,
Pres. Hami!ton College, Clinton, N. Y
"a simple aud elegant combinations for
Coughs, &C.
DR. G. F. Bigclow, Boston
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The first Ofthe year win inaugurate tho
thrilling triginol novelette, bp Doctor j. II.
Robinson entitled
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Purify, purify, purify the blood with
AYERS SARsAPARILLA, aud the humors,
arrangements and distempcrs which
pervade the system at this season will
disappear. We have tried it and speak
with knowledge.
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ALETHE :

THE CHILD OF THE CORD, =
which will be followed by a splendid new
story by Miss ii. +. Braddon, written ex-
presslp for THE NEW YORK MERCURY.
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Letter from . Member Of the Rebel Don.
Gres0.
RICHMOND, Jan. 10. 1854.

Hon. J. b. HANCOCK
DKAR SIR : The present hour looks gloomy 70
To give this success We want to strike effective
blow earv In tho spring This will set VI on our legs
again. Doubtless the edsrAs will open tho csmpagn BY
moving heavy column On Atlanta, Ca, and at the same
time heavy one from ROCKVILLE, In tho direction Of
southwestern virginia and northern North Carolina.
this latter not repealed, with force upon Gen. Leo tho
necessity Of falling back from his present position may
DO from Richmond end almost entirely from Virginia. TO
prevent himself from being nanked, and ms army from
being entirely dHbandsd or destroyed You see at
consequences follow. This portion Virginia IL
pretty we'll eaten out and II Less army cut or
from tho South II could not DO provisioned for three
months Pressed 10 front and harassed In with pro-
visions exhausted, dsbandonment and destruction must
follow.
Then Il beco matter Of the first moment 10 guard
tho rear OF tho Army Of tho Potomac.
Should the movement Atlanta succeed then Ceor
gia will be laid waste, and chief at presently
Of provisions will be cut or No man look forward 10
verest trials will then DO upon u.s. II sustain our
solves, more we gain any signal advantage over tho
enemy soon after tho opening OF the campaign. We
may gve the opposition clements Of the North .
This should hail good ONION, and begin TO thing
OF peace at no very distant day see no chance for
peace until the republican party beaten and
In tho meantime things are assuming moro unfavorRbe
aspect In North Carolina Her deeply huniat
ing TO every patriotic heart Congress is aborng dill
gently strengthen army and improve currency
hope shall succeed materially 10 accomplishing both
these ends. Tho remedy 10 but tho disease
10 desperate and no silly nostrum will answer. The
ID the peoples and tha1 must sustain all hsxards
not worthy Of confidence. would tell you what mo-,
likely 10 adopt, but that would be contra
band proc edinRs In secret session AZ over,
your friend, most truly. o. r. SINGLETON.
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fHE 00TTo0HALI 00h0uBT.
Owing 10 the csssinusd IndHposson q Mr. aotsschsE
tho last evening passed on tamey The svorite
artist ives extremely n-so much that apology wa
made to tho public. The appearance Of Gottschak fully
bore the that he really M He pale and
at tmes seemed almost incapable q continusg 6ignof
Carlo Patti played his violin solos with his usual skin.
and Herr HAbemann sang very nicely most dolsful and
much TOO long German romance; but their efforts could
not render the concert pleasant ono.
NO MATINEE TO-DAY.
There win be no matinee to-day, Mr. aottschak being
really too III to attempt playing
BRI0NoLI IN BOSTON.
signor Brignolis appearance at our Academy Of usic
under circumstances which were unfavorabIe 10 this
popular artist caused than usual interest TO be
attached TO his yemtvee In Boston, II was made in
Flo,ows Martha, and pleased 10 notice great
success. We append short extracts from the leading
journals Of Boston,
signor Brigno had hearty reception from the ladies
NJ well the gentlemen. and could not fail 70 assure
him that his many trumphs here not forgotten.
any Symptoms Of that oss voice. vScb hs. Sssn ~
batanty heraided BY some presses In New York that
~sre nimoa to him On The contrary .s soon :. tho
his rentves-signor Brguoli was homo In the music
and in the esteem Of bis audience and they rewarded
him BY many tokens OF approval Disapprove may
OF hts Awkwarduess, perhaps carlessness In action tho
musical finds soisce Ia his graceful vocsl,sm and
quality. /
The reception Of Brignoi hearty in the extreme.
His Lionel was superb In the air Of the third he
the recipient OF floral tribute and followed.
br,gnoli was 10 nne voice, and mover sang better
The event Of the evening the reres Of Sig Brig.
nol He was greeted on his BY Heartbeat
applause and this was frequently repeated during tho
evening In tho opssug air Of the act ne excited
genuine Juror and received for his Efforts handsome
floral tribute. Brignoi excellent voice. and was
evidently aectsd By che snthusiastc reception Riven
him.
Thus treasured - the capabilities Of this savori.s
artist. may expect that che epefatie which
the asth Of this month viii DO oil the
brilliant and attractive.
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FRs IN Fast Twg>rY SrsEKr Shortly after three
O'Clock yesterday nre occurred In wood shed
adjoining small brick dwelling house. occupied cy Cor
noius Beeiey In Twenty FIRST street \, and
before the flames we're ex,,nsushed tho property wss
damayed TO tho extent Of 500 Tho building y owned
ny the New York Gas Company No Insurance. The
NE, II Is supposed. was caused by boys te&.tf
FrRr ~ wEsr TurrrSysrH s1Rxsr between three and
four O'Clock yesterday afternoon broke on, the
fourth floor Of dwelling house 10 the roar Of No 1871
West Thirteenth street II originated In bedroom.
DAMAGE about 500. No insurance
FmE 1l2iH enthusiastically a'tor ten o'clock last
night Are occurred In frame holding fo'mohy used
keeosere act ~, located IN iish street First
avcoae. owned By u Spess Co. Loss shout $500, NO
Insurance,
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Interesting from Kentucky.
ARREST OF REBEL RECRUITING AGENTS-0UERILL
BANDS R0ANIzIN0. ETC.

CAIRO, March IS, 1884
Several mon were arrested few days since below
Hickman, KY, for having, among others, organized
themselves into companies for the avowed purpose
entering the rebel service a EEM
number Of rebel sympathizss have been actively 70
cruiting for the rebel army lately.
Guerilla bands being formed By citizens in several
towns End counties in kentucky the purpose Of inter
ruptng the navigation Of the Ohio end Mississippi rivers
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MtlitarY AMairs.

military Affairs.
rHK NEW GALL FOR TRoors-rxPoRTANr ACTION or
THE BOARD OF sUPKRvIsORS--Two MILLION DOL.
LARS MORE APPROPRIATgD-rHR vRoBABLK QUOTA.
The Board Of Supervisors mot yesterday, Supervisor
Tweed in the chair. 81
Mr.. BLUNT, the Chairman Of the Committee on vou n
teeng, presented report OF nearly four hundred
the subject or volunteering generally From this IL
appears that the city has ned quota undsr the call
for Eve hundred thousand and all former calls thu.
the quota OF The city for the call the former basis
will be six thousand four hundred mon, and that all
allowance Ia mot made II may exceed this ngure The
port also gave The Of oil the who have been
enlisted by the committee and recommended the adop-
ton OF ordinance appropriatng 81 100000 more for
bountics. which, with the $500 900 on hand will
dinance adopted and taken to tho Mayor, who i'm
mediateiy signed IT,
Supervisor DAVIS present cd a communication OF volu
minous character, 10 provo that be had nothing TO do
with the alleged frauds charged IN the report Com
mtee Harlem Bridge BY the Board OF Supervisors OF
super visor lr7Ik thought that this was matter with
which the Board had nothing 70 do that II Mr.. Davis
Of Supervisors the medium Tor indicating himself
supervisor BLUNT tben moved the reference OF tho
whole subject 70 special committee, aud the motion
the Board then adjourned 70 Monday nsxt
EXHIBITION DRILL or tbs ELEvssrn INDIANA REa;'
MKNr.
The Eleventh Indiana regiment, Colonel Macunley,
which arrived In this city Thursday last, gave
hibton drill at tho City Hall Park yesterday afternoon.
There boon anything equal to II In this VI
entity AFTER the formation Of the regiment the manual
OF and bayonet exercise gone through with.
There lnrge number Of persons present In the
Park chcered loudly and oappsd their hands a. they
witnessed the beautiful ovoiutlons Of occasion Tho
drill occupied but . few minutes
rHs DRAFT RENDEZVOUS AT ALBANY.
The military rendezvous 1t Albany is especially
under the control Of the Secretary OF War Major Van
Rensselaer, In command ably assisted By AdJuant Gen.
Horton.
PRESENTATION TO AN oYrrosR.
Lieut. Forrest, Of the Seventy third regiment New
York Volunteers Excelsior Brgsdc) the recipient Of
handsome sword, SASH belt and cpauettcs fsw
ings ago, from number OF HIS friends and membsrs OF
the j. H. scott Benevolent Association The sHsir took
race AZ tho Apollo rooms In Broadway aud marked
By the customary festivities.
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0enerai sigei's DspArtmsne.

General Slgel's Department..
BALnxoas, Maroh rs, 1884.
Clement Barclay, Of Philadelphia left here this
ing on visit TO Wsshington. He delighted With his
visit 70 General sges command along the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad - FAR up Cumberland. Admirable dis
cplns with excellent health and spirits, prevailed among
the troops.
There 10 no news hsre 70 day OF moment
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Pasentsi Patcntsi Patentsr

Messrs MUM = 90. publishers OF the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN continue 10 Act Attorueys for securfra -
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Num- 90. have had years. eHp~rsaoo
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Pamph cts cosainns The Patent Laws and other ,myes
tsnt Inflammation Inventors, furnished free appln
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Distilled Dew 80 the Finest gns-g -
the world for tho skin and complexion IL Terf- 'uas
can't delicious and refreshing and renders the b
fully clear white soft and smooth All druggists Ant 10
Broadway.