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Mr.. Nasty Has Difficulty With His
Flock, and Leaves II.
ON2 THE Wing,
November the 10, '64

November the 10, '64
The dy is cast All is or! Ef Free
dun shreekt wen Kosssikusco fell, she
must have squawkt last toosdy mite ez
she beheld the inanymaite corps NV the
Dimocratic party, which fell, crushing
Little Mack, and the hopes NV sum hun
lreds Nv thowsens NV good Democrats
who spected to be persuaded by ther
trends in2 acceptin the various ofiisis
Under the Guvment.
l am lost and ruined man. My pco-
pie are Nv the troo Dmocratic stripe
They heve faith in me. They bleeve
vat | tell EN-. l told EN- Mick LeIlan
Vuz certain Nv the elecshun, and that
ad ded wood on the dispossen, Nv the
fists in that scckshun 1t immejitly
(ekum eezy matter to borrer mummy.
wuz deliteful-wood, oh wood that it
ould have been perpetooal. Bro Saw
lent meS50 with request that l wood
peak good word fer him fer ferrin
ishun. l assoomed . virchus look and
plido that never sold my infoocnse,
nc that alluz had admirashen fer his
assive intellek and menney virchoos.
70 Cutie lent me mummy, wantin this,
ld Bro Sludge wantin that, in brcef,
cry midwife NV EN- who had fore
|ad inch high spected suthin.
The returns cum in
hio, Linkin, Good Rahr' shouts
with great presents OF mind.
'.Why good?" anxshusly asks the ex
Giants.
'Becoz, to carry Ohio, the ablishnists
st hev brot votes from Moo York,
ich will give US that state shoor."
Zoo York--Linkin
Good Lord ~ ansers I, promptly, ''the
York ablishnists must hev voted in
10, and have got home in time vote
n But wait for Pensilwany."
eneilwany-Linkin!
MY trends, there wuz fraui-Massy-
sits soljers, ut least 10000, must hev
d there. Injeana will do it however"
hjeana--Linkin
Not less than 10000 MASSACHUSETTS,
Frs hev voted there. Illionis is safe,
gh."
inois-Linkin!
900 Massychu-"
Siv me mi mummy - rosrd Sayij, and
ame remark, with variashens, wuz
by Cutie, Sludge, and the rest NV
iently, my trends" sed I, backing
v the door, I'VE hev bin detected,
ne &Iate pEiHSiPpie tuat WuAlc Hhau
tier than = Niger, fer which we hev
still lives. Let us sink all minor
derations, and
miner considerations I referred
az, however, uppermost in their
Ter they all went fer me, yellin
Cusororious injins, Give me my
~" whereupon ! retrested to the
nghouse, lockin myself in. They
indid il SWARM they'd starve me out.
en- innosent boy red . harrowin
pr . Rooshn mother. who was
id by frantic wolves. and who
her own life by drappin her chill
10 EN- wun by wun. My privit
" whisky wuz in my study was
I histed it out NV winder. and
awaited the results. They fockt
it-they took turns At the bung
in wun short hour they wuz
led helpless on the plane, ded
Then and there resined my
and borrerin sich mummy and
ez the ungrateful wretches he'd
I'M. to make up arrears Nv salary
b, sed adoo EN- furever. l shell
% Gersy.
PBrRoLBrM v. NAsBY,
hster nv the Church Nv the Moo
bashun.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Philadelphia. Penn,

Benevolent Institution established by special en5ov-
rneut for relief tine Sick and Distressed atflic-
Ell with Nirulent and Epiiemic Diseases. ant espac-
ally for the Of diseases Of the Sexual Organs
MEDICAL Advice gratis by the acting surgeon 70
WI all who apply by letter. with description Of
their condition age, occupation, habits ofe and
in Of extreme poverty. medicines furnished free
of charge.
Valuable reports torThoea and other diSea
ses of the xual organs an en- the new remedies en-
ployed in the DispenSar, the afflicted. free o.
charge. sealed letter envelopes Two ttEe stamps
will be acceptable.
Address DR.. J. ShTLLEN H0JGHTON. Acting
Surgeon Howard Association. No >. South Ninth St,
Philadelphia Bv order al the Directors.
EZRA n. HARTWELL. President
GEO. EAIRCHILD, Secretary.
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Livery. Sale and Feed Stable.

The undersigned also keep a LIVERY. SALE and
FEED STABLE. where the pnhiic will find good
e ms all times Carriages. Bnges. &C. for Parties
Private Families aud WeidinCs. Prices are very
snrshe.
LIVERY STABLE IN the rear Of Cali House.
Patronage Is respectfully solicited
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Richmond. Ind. Aug. 81, 1854 2S-9.
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GET UP YOUR CLUBS FOR 1865!
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Notwithstanding the enormously increased cost 81
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Callandingham announces that
resumed the practice Of the law.
Journal suggests that
law will in all probability engage
Ahare Of his attention.
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Use JIsT SAM-During the last winter
a s'contraband" came into the Federal
lines in North Carolina, and was march
ing up to the officer of the day to give
an account of himself, whereupon the
following colloquy ensued;
Whats your name?"
"My names Sam"
Sam whatr"
mo, sab; not Sam Watt. Use jst
Sam
whats your other name?'
IL hasn't got no oder name, Sab. Use
Sandals all"
wv hats your master nance
Use got no massa now; massa runned
away-yah. yah. Tse free niger now"
''Well, what is your father ) and moth
err s name?'
Use got none, sab; nebber had none,
Use jis. Sam-nobody else"
"Have not you any brothers and sis
ters"
mo, sab, never had none. No brud-
der, no sister, no fadar, no mudder, no
massa-nothing but Sam. Wien you
see Sam, you see all dare IS Of u.s.
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S Y NJ p T o Nj S

The symptoms Of Catarrh ttev generally appear
are II first very slight Persons dnd they have
Cold, isat they have frequent atac Is and
sitive ~ the changes ot temperature. In ths condi
ton, the may ne dry, 4 slight discharge, thin
and acrl aiterS ara becoming thick and adhesive. Is
the disease bec' chronic. the discharges in
creased ~ quantity aud changed in quality: they
th4ck ami Ecsvy, and are aav KEEL cauEhed OF. The
-esretioEs are offensive, causing bal breath the
voice = thick AMI nasal the ewes weak; the sense
Of tie smell : lcs>ene1 Aestrcva deafness fire.
queutlN taxes place Another coTnaon and important
symptom OF Cstarrh l. that the person : Obliged 90
ceau his throat IN the morning Of thick or SHINY
mucous, which has 'al.sa down the head during
the night. Whsn thl> takes place, toe person b.
sure that his disease l. IT, t. the lungs, and
should !ase time ia arrestiag II.
THE ABOVE ARE But FEN OF THE CArARRH
SYMPTOMS.
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Colored Patterns in Embroidery,
Crochet, &c

The Workable department OF this Magazine is who
" unriv sllei Every number contains dozen or m ".
patterns in VARIETY Of fancy work: Crrtehet.
Embroidery. knitting. Beid-work. SheIt-work Hair
work 10. &c. Every month. 81 PERI COLoRFn
PATTERN FOR SLIPPER, PURSE or CHAIR SEAT.
&c, giren-each Of which, a retail store. wouli
cost fifty NJ other Magazine gives these Col
orei Patterns.
An Entirely New Cook Book. The original
Household receipts of Peterson quite famous
For 1863 receipts for kind Of dish viii he given
Every of these Receipts have been tested. The
whole, NJ the end Of the will make Cook Book
in itself This alone will I've worth the price eli peter
SON Other receipts for the Toilette, sick ROOM &C.
will be given.
New aud Fashionable Music. will appear in
every number. Also, Hints all matters interest
ing TO Ladies.
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IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MI.
sICEPAL TAXATION.

But aside from all the advantages we have enuuer-
ated special Act Of Congress ecesi,s all Joads aad
Treasury aotes iron. Iocal traton On the average this
exemption is worth about per cent per annum.
accordngto the of taxation in various parts of
the country.
1t is believed that securities offer so great in
iCcemeuts to lenders those issued BY the govern
ment. In all other forms Of indebtedness, the faith
or ability Of private parties, stock companies,
separate communities, only. is pledged for payment,
while the whole property Of the country is held to Sc
the discharge of ali the obligations Of the United
States.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all deposits
The party depostng endorse upon the oriyiaol
certificate the denomination Of notes required and
whether they to be issued in blank payable to
order. When endorsed it must be left with the
officer receiving the deposit be forwarded 10 the
Treasury Department.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL RECEIVED by the Treasurer
of the Unted States, Washington the several As
sstant Treasurers and designated Depositaries and
no
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Josh Billings on Revenues.

Vexashun questions under the eternal
law frequently transpire what have finally
bin settled up by the tacks Commission
ers Assessors.
Collecturs will find their labors less
heavy by follerin explanations, which I
fsvs karefullie prepared from the recipes
in my possession:
A-"Spirits of the just man made per
feet don't cum within the whiskee bill
B-"Spirits of the damnd'' are con
strued the same as damnible spirits. and
must pa highest whiskee rates
C-The tax on "undressed poultry is
doubled-the morals of the country seem
to require it.
D-Bolono sausage made part OF dorg
and part Of red fame must pa the tax
also.
E-Awl tobakker, (unless the manfak
turer diskriminates what IL new and il
old chaws) is elevated 30 per cent.
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G0DEy'S tADY'S BOOK

The Fashion Magazine Of the World.
LITERATURE. FINE ARTS, AND FASHIONS
The most magnificent steel EngrlyiDgs. DOUBLE
FASHION PLATES, WOOD engrayings on every
subject chat interest ladies. Crochet knitting
Netting, Embroidery, Articles for the Toilet, for the
Paror the Boutoir and the Kitchen. Everything in
fact, to make 4 COMPLETE LADY's Book.
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b Yosk hasks nov hoid sbc~s 81. 90 coo
King Of Ouds, India, pesssssss fortuna Of
Of ~ esaius sssovv-pipaT b eoro ee1S
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Sale Of Real Estate.

TIME undersigned offers public sale dnder the
provisions Of the last WILL and c0,iicis IF
William Edwards late OF Wayne County, Indiana de-
ceased the following Real Estate, situated IN said
county. towi':
The South West quarter Of Section one, and the
North West quarter OF Section Twelve Z IN Town
ship - ana Range One West. comprising about 3I5
acres This hand lies A. miles little South % East
from Richmond the Rail Road from Richmond Ind
Ea,oR OhIo land Of superior qnality, has on il
cleared and under cultivation 23j good Brick
House, frame Barn good Orchard, and good water.
To purchasers the quarters De sold separately
One third Of the purchase viii be required down, and
the reminder IN one two and three years after date
with interest from date, payable annually Notes and
Mortgage n the land will DC required OF the purchaser
for the deferred payments the time Of executing the
deed By the undersigned subject the confirmation
Of the court OF Common Pleas Of sad county Of
Wayne.
JAMES PERRY.
JONATHAN SCARCE,
October Is 1854
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The Ladies' Favorite for IS Years.

No Magazine has been able 10 compete with it.
None attempt it.
GODEY'S RECEIPTS
for every department Of household. These alone
worth the price OF the Book.
Model Cottage no other Magazine gives them, with
diagrams.
DRAWING LESSONS FOR THE YOUNG. An
other speciality With Cooley
ORIGINAL MI SIC, worth So a wear. Other Mag
aZnes publish old music: but the subscriber
to Cooley gets it before the music stores.
Gardening for Ladies. Another popularity with
Cooley.
Fashions from Messrs. A. t. Stewart 4 Co., of
New York, the mi!onair merchants, appear in Cooley,
the only Magazine that has them.
Also, Fashions from the celebrated Bordia of New
York.
Ladies Bonnets. We give more Of them in a wear
than any other Magazine. In fact, the Ladvs Book
enables every lady TO be her bonnet maker
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TERMS or
Godeys Laays Book fo1
1865.

(Fron, aphich there can be 70 DirjGtion.
The following the terms Of the Lady's Book for
1865. Al present. will aeceive subscribers at the
following rates. Due notice will be given If are
obliged af-ance, which viii depend upon the price
of paper,
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MARION HARLAND.

Autsore,. Of "4tone' "Hidden Part" ".Hoss .Sa}e"
'Nc1aesis' and ..KirioB,,'
writes for Cooley each month"; and for no other maya
zine. We have also retained all our OLD and favorite
contributors.
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Colored Fashion Plates in Advance!
IL is the only Magazine waose Fashion
Plates can be relied on

Each number contains Fashion Plate. eng ref on
steel and coiored-from Fashions later than sty other
Magazine gives also. dozen more New STYLES en-
graved on wood: also, Pattern, from which Dress.
Msntills. or Chiis Costume can Dc cut. without the
aid of a mantua -maker-so that each nuxber. in this
way v Ill SAVE YEARS SUBSCRIPTION The
Paris London, Philadelphia and New York fashions
are described, al length. each month. Patterns of
Caps, Bonaets Head Dresses, Ic given. Its
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: 7.30Loan!

The Secretary Of the Treasury gives notice that sub
scrptons vii De received for Coupon Treasury Notes,
payable three years FROM Aug. 18Th 1854 with semi
annual interest the rate of and three-tenshs
per cent per annum,-principa am interest both TO
be paid IN lawful money.
These notes will be convertible at the option Of the
hoiier at maturity into SIX per gold bearing
bonds, payable less than FIVE than twenty
years from their date as the Government may elect
They will be issued in denominations OF $50, $780,
$500, 600 and 5000 AID all subscriptions be
for fifty dollars or some multiple of fifty dollars.
The will be transmitted to the free Of
transportation charges as soon after the receipt Of the
original Certificates of Deposit as they be pre-
pared.
As the notes draw interests from August Is. per-
making deposits subsequent tina. date mus,
pay the interest accrued from date Of note date Of
deposit
Parties depoztng twenty five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes a. any time viii be allow
which will DC paid by the Treasury Department upon
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officers with whom the deposit made No de-
auctions for commissions mus, be made from the de-
posits.
While the government offers the most liberal terms
for its loans believes that the very strongest appeal
he md of he rAaorle
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TESTIMONIALS.

\ Single Bottle will last monih-.to b
used three times day.
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EINE Toilet Soaps. great varetr Of s;yiss
Il and Perfumes, a: PLCAAEk kELLf's-
Sf-5s
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The s3d Ra-EREiSfed.

The Harrisburg Telegraph of Dec 81, says
The veterans of the Fifty-third Reg. P v,
arrived in this city yesterday morning, direct
from the Army of the Potomac. When the
Fifty-third left the State about three years
ago, it had over thirteen hundred men in its
ranks. Now it Numbers but two hundred
and to show still further how this veteran
regiment suffered, only two of the original
Captains have returned with it, and one of
these has lost an arm. The regiment was in
all the battles fought by the Army of the Po-
tcmac, from the Peninsula to Gettysburg,
participating in fifteen pitched encounters,
and having participated also in the late move
ments under Gen. Meade. The regimental
flag exhibits the danger through whicn it has
passed, it being completely riddled and torn
with bullets. Four sets of color bearers were
killed-the last having fallen at Gettysburg.
The first bullet which pierced the flag, went
Immediately through ihe upper circle Of the
fgnre 49,"
When the regiment reached the Capitol
Hill deputation was ordered to inform the
Governor of its arrival. Gov. Curtin commu-
nicated with the Regiment through the Lieu
tenant Colonel, who informed the men that
His Excellency was too unwell to appear per-
sonally to welcome the Fifty-third. He sent
word, however to the men that their services
were not the less appreciated, and that Penn
sylYania would ever honor them for the glory
which they had shed upon the reputation of
the State.
A large crowd Of persons were in the Cap
itol yard, to behold and welcome this regi-
ment Of what was once powerful organiza-
tion of brave men. The survivors of the
Fifty-third all bear the marks of hard service
on their appearance. They sre a rugged, bold
and soldierly body OF men, presenting the
aspect Of heroes who knew what it was to
meet the fire Of a fierce foe, and contend
WHARF death holds its reyeIs And vet a
more orderly or better disciplined body of
men never eutereG the city of Harrisburg.
The men Of the Fifty-third left the city
yesterday for their homes in different IocaIi-
ties, to be absent on furIough of twenty
days. AT the expiration of this time, the men
will return to Camp Curtin, there to be re-
borganzed and form the basis of a new reg
iment
1t is TO be hoped that the people in the
various localities where these veterans belong
will receive them with the honor which is
their due. No body of men ever served their
Government with more fidelity than the men
of the Fifty-third. They have earned the
applause Of the nation, and will be remem-
bered in history while there is pen to trace
the record of American valor. e
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aSA-1n the New Year that just now is be-
fore us we wish that everything might open
as pleasantly as does The Lady's Friend a
new magazine which has just been presented
to our notice. 1t is edited by Mrs. Henry
Peterson in style which evinces much taste
and skill as we'll as executive ability. In
every department which makes home more
attractive and household cares lighter this is
a very valuable assistant. 1t has fine corps
of writers and each number will be furnished
with a handsome steel engraving and COL
ored steel fashion plate, besides representa-
tions of needle work and other things espec-
tally interesting to ladies. The terms are
$500 year. Address Deacon Il Peterson,
No. 3l9 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
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-m-Aa-AH.M-aAA.

GoDEY's LADY's Book FOR JANUARY, 1864 is
already out and is a superb number The
embellishments are unusually rich, COZ sisting
Of two extension Fashion Plates one of which
is richly colored. A fine steel engraving, en-
titled "a Tableau Picture" a beautiful Title
Page for 1864, containing seven distinct sub
jects, and about eighty other engravings Of
the latest patterns of dress and ornamental
articles for ladies to work. The improve
ments are very decided in every department, t,
though the terms continue the same as here
tofore
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The LEG1sLATURE.-The House promptly
organized at noon of the 9TH inst.-52 Mem
berS voting for Henry C. Johnson of Crawford,
(Repuolican) for Speaker, and 45 for Cyrus
l.. Pershing, (Cop.) of Cambria-three of the
Opposition being absent. Mr.. Johnson is a
hale, hearty looking man in the prime of life
He is native of Pittsbueg, but spent some
time in the West before settling in Crawford,
which he represented there last year. He
makes good appearance and has the repu-
tstion of being thoroughly alive to the great
issues of the day. The Senate not yet organ
ized-it standing l6 Republicans and l6 OPP
position Major Harry White, Rep, is held
by the Rebels in Libby Prison.
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RSy~We have received copy of the Cata-
iogne eff the Pennsylvania Agricultural Col
lege, located in Centre county 1t states that
the Institution is now capable of accommoda-
ting 800 students, that the buildings are com
pieted, that full corps of Instructors have
been secured, and that the advantages to
young men 70 secure an agricultural eduCa-
tion are better than they have before been.
Our young farmers should make use of these
advantages The next session will open on
the Gath of Febr'y and continue ten months.
Send for a Catalogue. Address, Z. PUGH,
Agricultural College, Centre county, Penn'a.
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The HARRISBURG TELEGRAPE.-During the
session of the Legislature, the Harrisburg
Telegraph is indispensable to every citizen who
wishes to keep pace with the action of that
body. No daily paper contains so full reports
and none can so soon convey the Intelligence
to its subscribers in nearly all parts of the
State. We advise onr readers to secure a
copy of the Telegraph during the session if
not during the whole year. The following
are its terms:
Single copies, by mail $500 per annum.
- 1925 3 months.
during the session
OF the Legissture, l,5O
No subscription for less period than three
months will be received. Address George
DeFgneF, Harrisburg, Pa.
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49, g.

G@-We have been unfortunate during the
last few weeks. We first pied a form of type
then broke the press twice, and were confined
to the house by sickness for more than two
weeks (are still unwelD, and could get no one
to assist us in the Iabors Of the Office. Under
these circumstances we know our patrons
will excuse the failure to publish the JOURNAL
regularly. We hope for better things in the
future
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PRICE OF \ WAGON-LoAD OF Wool. The
Syracuse Standard says; A farmer of the
town of Camillus, on Saturday, brought to
market, single wagon load Of farm produce
that brought him Sl,588 so. The load con-
sisted of Ills pounds of wool sheared from
$50 sheep, which was sold for seventy-Gve
cents pound.
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re- The first No, of the Uo,ae zovrnc7 8

eea7 The first No. Of the Home Journal for
1864, presents handsome typographical ap-
pearance. 1t has been dressed in a new suit,
and has added to its past highly attractive
features fresh beauties that cannot fail both
to please and instruct. It is decidedly the
best paper Of its kind published in the United
States.
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sAPONIFIER,
Or Concentrated Lye
Family Soap Maker.

WAR makes high prices; Saponifer helps to
reduce them. 1t makes SOAP for FOUR cts.
a pound By using your kitchen grease.
Reg~ CAUTION As spurious Lyes are Of
fered also, be careful and only buy the
PATENTED article put up in Iron cans, all
others being COUNTERFEITS.
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING Co,
PHILADELPHIA-No l27 Walnut Street.
PITTSBURG-Pit ST. - D"oucsuc Wav
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eg~ Gov Seymour, in his Message, in
sists that the "sympathy between the citizen
and the seltier should be kept alive" Very
true. And yet he has done all he could to
ALLEVIATE and destroy such sympathy" by
denying the right of franchise to the latter.