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33etrolrut11.

NEW YORK AND DIIVERPOOL
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
Capital stock, 81, LOCO, 1000.
10000 SHARES at 10 EACH.
Subscription Price Is per ahare-
LANDS YIELDING LARGELY.
0fTtCEEa:
Ht,E. DANIEL 8. DICKINSON, President
WM T. PHu'1R. Vice President.
ROBERT BAS6RTT, Secretary.
Books open for subscription at the csee cf The
-Gmp:n5, No. q Empire Building. Il Brosd*ay,E. T.
The tant1 OF the Company Situated IN the heart
ths oh Region and inc1de portious Of those veil
Cuutock tarma. !" aud Other improved and valuable
MosEnF territories. ine1noin9 oyI Two Thous.nd
West Virgtnsa under progress Of snccesstu devei-
3nment. md OIL y slrH.d5 ref1ssy and largely PRO-
address the Company. I. o. Boz sss, New York
, 1864-12-19
DANCER FISTuLA. PILES

and uaa}ignaat Tuuo7, tucsudinI c.ncsE ol the
womb suecsrs:ullp curett. uron new and phil
RAE Withs.ct The ute OF the knst.. i'r MAt;RAH ts
An established prnettaoner Of medicine f'r fnnrteea
TeArs. Otlca III l49 5auth Clark street. Chicago. d.
MAC RAJ, ii. D., latc Surgeon Us. A{m.. al ,res
z. 0, Bo1 al563 deltbxi}lmts
, 1864-12-19
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT
Ill OF ILLINOIS, apRtN6y1H1p, Ill.
December 8, 1851. !

GENERAL OBpERs No. IL.
The following extracts frora General Orders No. n.
War Department, Adlutant Generals tMce, Aarth.4,
1C3, and nom Act OF Congress approved March 196s
are Published spr the Information ofA concerned.
SIC. o. anu be T. further endete, That the clothes.
the Tinted states to any soder shall not be sold
tered. exchanged, pledged. loaned, or given AWAY;
and person not sotd1tr or duly authorized officer
OF the United States who has possession OF any such
clothes, a.s, military Quilts, accontemenfs fsr-
rshed Afors6nii, and which have been the subject
fsny such eale barter, exchange. pledge, loan.
Rt shall hare any right TITLE CT interest therein but
The same st be setfed and taken wherever found "
any ocer of the United States, civil mtshrY, aud
sha terenpun be delivered to any Quartermastero or
other officer authorized to recefTe the saue: and The
possession Of clothes arms military ontnh.
orhe United STATED. shall be psa iacia evidence Of
sueh sals barter exchange pledge loan' or s' -
SEC H. AR be T. further enacted. That every person
subject It the rules and articles Of vAE who shall
nre Or enttce Or attempt 70 procure Of entico.
soltr ia The OF the United sra1ea 10 DESERT or
sho shall has6os conceal: Or Eiys eaap!oymsnt e
away, knowing him to be such or who shall purchase
frGm any soldier hs arms eQutFmeuts. aIu 1nlti1n,
e:o.hinE Or sny Paft thereof: snd any cap
AnF superintendent or contucsor OF ans railroad,
Or my other public eonTegance. ctrrJtng away any
such soldier OF his crew OF other Wfse knowing
1T a 1ae e a4d.rs s i his c,n%sadgs oerr. a apon
legs con.tctiop be dued, ut this discretion Of any
court having eocrtzanec Of the same in any not
exceeding ave hundred dQlarg. anu he shal1 hc Inn
months,
n{ order o'the sse1etaFyy ofwaE
By Command cfDsig. zen. :Iouv C5o5s
OFFICIAL le1Sbs6 "
, 1864-12-19

TNO TIE LADIES OF CHI
CtGO,- MRS. u. n. GRO s, NJ. D., Physisd4n to
1nt Fen ale Department Ct the Green Mount Cure,
7firnnEH Ind dcsir< to INFORM her fIends Sue
Viii scat, yrcu ID Office in Chicago on tie
, 1864-12-19

Tracy T
Tyler R B
| Tnllomy mr.
| Thompson Mar
| tin 2
Tully Michael
| Tucryman Wm
YIN
Thompson VIII
1ibbett VIM 2
Turner VIM
Thomas Wm
Thomaa VIM II
Tbtett VIM II
sergt
ToWne John G
Tucker WmS S
Trubel John
Turner IEaiah
Tyler ) D
Travis capt j
True ] P
loulblin J "
Thornelfke Is
rae}
, 1864-12-19
DIRECT0RS:

Its lbnds are pnt into the Company ut the unptece-
dcnted Low price Of one hundred dollars per ac. thn
lowest ever known tor oil bearing territory, aud form
, 1864-12-19
LADIES' LIST.

Adams Ann E.llza 1niss
Adke1ss a nisa
Adams SALIVA mrs
Abbott Geo D miss z
Akerly S E mrs
4! Acucw Janc miss
| Alley Mary 9
Allen Geo VI mrs =
!. Allen Annie miss
Allen Mary mn
Anderson Annie N mn
A0thoncy MMyJ miss
Dabcock Mary E miss
Bailey Il J mrs
Mylsy Alice miss
Dabcock D1ad,nua mrs
Ballard Fannie mrs
Banning L E mrs
Bard Rehecca 1nfa
Barber Julia miss
Barry Hannah miss
Darrette Maggy mrs
Baies Nellie T miss
Boulen Nancy mrs
Bates M n mrs
Baseett Georgiana miss
Battles Jennie miss
Dearaslcy Lib mrs
Doardslcy Susie 1nrs
Bradley John mrs
Beards1ee Eva Mrs
De1llngton Sarah mrs
Bucht.r r F mrs
Decckcr miEs
Dernara Z mrs
Bell Jennie E miss
Bentley Mary mrs
Bennett Charles II mrs
Beuhazu John 4 mra
Beaumont Alice misa
Berry Harriet mrs
BiGc1ow Stella mfss
EiEford Sar.Ii Jane mi
Bird Martha A mrs
Dlglow Lizzie 4 miss
Etddlesome Mary r mil
Billings s c Nash mrs
Blanchard z 3 mrs
Blooms Matilda miss
Dtacklcr Susie miss
Blake EllzA mrs
Di1ckman J 4 mrs
1oals Charles mrs
Dodley Jency tnlss
Bonnt:y Jane mrs
Honncy Mary E miss
Bou1Tnan Ruth Mizs
Bostw'ick Francis mrs
Rorlia Sadie II
Boone Ellen mrs
, 1864-12-19

i Martin Charles Marebey rexWE Norris John
/ Aan9ney 1a9lA aie M,eEell & Dsd Moore csptJnoF
Il ~ Mii!er @ EdxtaAs @ aulphy sHn John D
MsEas MMsEtll g., Mi5s- Si1s- Rosess as r.
W MillerGcdfrayW Bros
Maker q i Miller. .wMc1co a 4o1rcanw lillian
Mnloney Thomas sItlls Gee Myers Mm j
Mack Mitchell Ihos Myers VIC
Marcy Henry Mitchell Millins II "
MatherDanielW Miregold 4 Morrow lr LIB
Merrill Georgec Moore A!exa MycrsLconardN
Masan Andrew Morse n wa Moran Ps,rick
! WertiH nc Mrlvey Mott Fada
Maslde Jancs Morse Chas 4 Moss VIM s co
Melgl1e yay Moh9ey Christ Morton, Howe s
Ma10Dey John Murphy Dennis Moore N
Maybufry jc Morton c Morse Abner
| araha.lJacksonsostelle Edmd Martin Neal &
| Martin " Moore D s Moran John
Mathew JamesT Moss Fredk Monks Miles
MnlSes John Mo51s MMo5sy s Mh5 dSh Mshae
Madtsen John Murphy Thomas
Nc
A1cGuircFr:ac,a MecArthy HenryMcKennapatrick
McElligott John &C Mcclure Pst
McNaley James Mcnueh Thos McQusen Peter
McCafty Michael Kinney jamesicc ciusEy CHASE
McFaidin W. Mccarthy James NcNa1eg Chas 3
MeAds% MsAds wm MsRoasa!tush Msgae hsts
McKinnell VIM Mckee George RMecormiek Fat san
Mcclure Johns Mckee Thos McGiYen Peter
b!cMahon John McGann ThomasM Garry Charles
McCarty Jno McPheEsonCe CeoBMcErIde Patrick
McGinty John McGufre &SmithM McIlwaipe 4 II
Mccullough Jno McComb Geo A Mcafnnus Ber-
..rey McDearmnnt nard
MeGinty John 4 Samuel McDousa1l Arch
McKecJohneapt Mccormick Geo ibald
McChesney JohnMck Kinney Fran Mckinney Arthur
MeDouea}l John cts 'MeKinnte, Quick
Mckenzie John Mc1ncrncy Den & co
McGar1y Joseph mis- McWhortenAle1
McCarty Mchibben S W McDonnld Z
McGrcgor John McAroy " McIntlrenr
AcGaEry Games McComas " McKinzieGeorge
McNeiu E McCaifrey Philip
Nurse& ebster Nosis Edward II Newkirk Henry
Nalsnn Robert Nolon Nichols j ~
NeedhamArnoldEeedh mGeorgeNicholson ] R
II Newell Thomas Nichoison John
NorrisA alexander Nicholls ThumasNye Joseph
korrfs& DnnhamNau NaumburgSam!I Nichols n q
Ncedhamfctcrj Norton d co Noble John
Nichols Daniel Motion Goo Il ! Noble Jamea
Newell D Nois P T: Nelson Mai
Norris Rs Nichols Urial North Myron u
O'poraehoe An Oatis George O'Refl1y John
drew O>Nea1 Thomas OLcarcy John
Olcott j. Marsh O'Here Thomas Q'Dpnnell John2
O'Bfine An1ofne Osbou1ue T O.. O'Brien John
ODay Charles OFT Theodore D'Keeffa John
Ot1s ChaS OCOnn0FutnryQs QsCOnner JohuG
, 1864-12-19
lager August Young HI Youug Georg
Young FW Tale John
Tn{ttaIk.

Adaus' Patent Extension Grain Machine.
Administrator OF Heirs 0! Geo 1 Bellows. Agent
Seth Thomas Clocks. Agent uowes Sewfn ita-
sonic Lodge No 3a- " II Masonic Lodge No tu..
" II Masonic Lodge No 1G0.. " II Masonic Lodge
No 49,. n n Masonic Lodge No 903. w N Ms-
PHI. W a Mssonie Lodgo No s57....W ii Ms-
eo1ic Lodge No $685.. w NJ Masonic Lodge No
3l0.. Nv II Masonlc Lodge No ali. :. Manager Of
the United States Bunk Secretary Of tns 1roa
cfntrntea Feed Co.. Charley. -. II & Co.. C
II W....L
, 1864-12-19
ONLY 40 CENTS.

And Il m Investment and thorough trial does NOT
"bAck up" tho above stttencnt. the money Will b
refunded ne say this knowing It's merits, aud tel
confident that one t1al will secure far 1t home II
every household.
Do not waste away with coughing when 20 small -
investment will cure Jou. 1t may be had OF any ra
specialize Druggist In town, who Will furnish you with
circular Of genuine certificates Of cu1es II has
-" Sold by Druggtat2 everywhere.
, 1864-12-19
FLAGS

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. iea1ks811y.xwarh
nISSOLUTION.-The partner
mutual consent. LII. Taylor viii continue as nsaaf
'snd settle a!! claims on faylor smead: collect acc
Houscs, oppt site thu Michigan Central Railroad depot
MT. smead's continued Ill hcalth compelled him to
withdraw. j. y. TAYLOR.
de1eh572-6t y. ", 8M8AD.
, 1864-12-19

scanlon Martin Scr!hac7 Allan.
Sumption mr. Shsraurne s
'nford MH Henry
scott WalterJ Sheldon i CO
'ellers 4 q ShclleE&Ilosmer
'chodeld Henry Samson Vie
'cott Gcor Sccberweell
|emsrotr Henry Hanup sear9t
'haw Geo L Say7fn James J
|htrley Thomas Starnbaugh Cal
'eegar Samuel vim
'outhnell 9 Il Stokcg Chna
harpless Saml Sparks G " s co
iharulaheaTim- Sleeper W i
othy Smifiio William
'cott George 3 SpragHe Q $ l.
'aucierTheod'rcS Chas D
haw S ? Sanford r a
awycr s Sawyer Abner J
haw S " Snyder CT
'heley Edward Spau1dfng & bro
corille Robert Spauldfug B F
hadluckEphm Sparks Nathan
hadluckDavid 6prague G AID
assaman Chas SfocnmAliredua
hcrmanEdwdL Sloan Archibald
cymour E o Simonds s Fis-
ayaCe Charles c cher
awtell Amos J Snow Newell
ecor Oliver P Spaulding G II
els Butler Spaulatny n "
O & bro
horf AL Spiel Phillip
eycrance 0 Sorn Charles F
hreiner s Pick-SnnW Charley
crtng Squier E Il
nyder ] c Swift LJ2t
|mon ] N Stephens L Pa
Emmores John Sweet Hiram
obry Joseph Sullivan John
mpson Jos D s3trons " g
Scate VIM Starring j B
[osson John + ssinson L 4
mon L. Steele Nj
Iau- Sargent Horace
renee II Stewart John F
pencer Jno c "
7nderland 1T John 3
ammers Jos Stanley Joseph
learns VIM F Sterling John T
tewart mr. Stewart John II
La Steele IN
roy 8 Starrmer Joaeph
rehan Rodey Smith Jan,ea
Ear Z H2 Smith Iohn
llIIyan ElwnrdSmith John s
ringer Richard Harriet
l1liVan Dan Smith j C& co
7kcs CD Smith Jamea O
-ricEfFn Pafar Smith IN
, 1864-12-19
31r0posals.
q bFtICE OF TIE DEPOT
~ QCA!.TEEMASTER,

d ftEltE OF IIlE DEPOT
" erA'rErnffs1FTE fs14 Es.vrxxo,,n. 1,,,.,,
rEoros AIS FOR ARMY risAKsr1KThTioS!! ssr ti
nntI Il "c.ock NJ. tue !st dp5 of)ccmoel. isa fai
ItorrfNo, 1.-From Forts Leavcnwor,h. Laramie
:, a. ma sefh sad '1iai oi si
s s ssti; Il tsn r.
- rr5iI;rs ii Coorado norta Il = tsafes north.
s fSs IT, so1st Pc e &C. M es y, Il. I.
:n.ntss rom April TO september inclusive of tae yeaf
K2r11 NJ From For.. l.e.vcn~ofts and Riley.
:ass II s
a q asf'ssas asa
= i:sgE ssaG ts. r x
ol.I point points on u: route. Ediefs to stats
IS s \ sseSs * asiSs3 on Apaa I'll
to;sciy. n,!s1s insnsive: M q tlls N se"r 1xs
u @y ssss s.ssI ssest
- Or s @ ~ q 1y a. ~ " sS
b essns,ca il ths Te17tery u asena sn1 Ststc Il
a,ate d: = t.tc I pei 1es peunax IT ies ste. It ste
y s; s5t ea ss
1he x-.=ht 70 bn transported eA:h MI not e5-
G. adui snd g roSs ns q sSss
No ttes.l psr ssnt1se WI oe PAD 70. tc trans-
B,dae:s should ,ve their na1nc+ IL tu.., as well as
b. bou IL The sun q sea taonssn do
route nGationed u the Propo.al to the parties pro
Ill., @ ood % an M su,csn, tcca1itS i1nshe @ 81 Il
par1es accordance With the terms OF tas adyeraa
1be s1nuuni Of bouds requires H1l! BE- ax foiioxs:
Dn !oats % e. 9oo!@
On l:ont'' No. NUG
, 1864-12-19
Ship Chandler and Sail Maker

and Wholesale and Retail Dealer Ia
N1aniIIu. .Tnrrcd and isUenpHkope.
CANVAS. ANCHORS. CHAINS. BLocKs,
Twtnes Bell and Sash Cords, Tents, Awnings, Wagon
Covers, QaGun, Tar, Pitch, Fetiug, Paints, Oils, SC.
Old Canvas and Hoisting Machines for Stores.
F1T A 60
, 1864-12-19

h
john r Rounds R G capt
VIM Itosc Rufus capt
YIN s. co Rogers Samuel
Wm Rickers Thomas
7m Robinson Geo
lson " JRollin8 Erert
VIM II 2 Rozet Geo N2
IN Ruthcfotd 1'hos
|sou " + D2
lson Mal-Roge1a G c s. co
RuC!, G Fl
I Rogers Geo 7
mr. Roberts Hiram
t II Roche Henry
L Rodgers Terence
d mr. Robinson Henry
laj Russell Il G
: DR. Robinson James
Henry Rogers j g 81
d Elm Knbson Jno
BRO Ryan John Z
1t Rood John
r Nicho-Robinsou John >
Russ John Il
i Ben Robinson " Il
les & co Rance VIM
k Al Robbins Johnny
N CO Rutlet}ge VIM q
II Rogers " c
Perry Robinson Levi
G II Rooney Michael
,rnelius nutled Sc Alex
CJD Rogers Martin
7rIie Roche MYlez
n A G Ro!,illard II
cunie Rose L u
> D II koistertin Levy
, 1864-12-19

Mdpmns L mrs
McCullI Sa:s1i ] mrs
McClung Maggie mrs
Mcclellan Flora miss
| Mccunber Ellen mrs
! Mcl u.chion MARY A m
McNamora Mary
Mcdonald Fanny miss
McDetmots Anrfa Elis!
McDon0l Mary mrs
Mcdonald Lizzie miss
Mcdonald Ci1Ia miss
McGlauchl lin Maggie nj
Nolcn Ann
Nulen George Diss
| Ncttieton L0uf4a 1uffe
Nettlcton Jane 8 miss
Necdhn1n Grace E miss
Nelson Anna
Mason Almira mics
Nichols S 4 mrs
Nichols Martha A mrs
Oliver William mrs
O1annell Ann miss
Oliver JeEnfc miss
| 0dcn Stephen mrs
O1sten M mrs
0srood Kate miss
O'Bryan Mary E miss
Palmer Cynthia c miss
Palmer Mary miss
Parmc1cc FE mrs
Parker Esther miss
Parker O1ondo L mrs
Paush a II Mrs
Parkinson Elizabeth m!
part1idgo Mary ] mrs
Partridge Kate miss
Patton Z 4 miss
Patterson Abby nliss
Pembroke Julia llIss
Perry 10 mrs
Perk1ns Ida R miss
Perkins l. A mrs
Perkins Geo H mrs
Peterson c mrs
Peterson Louisa miss
, 1864-12-19

D44s Ea12S l. xaxkA Il -
DIARRHEA SYRUP.
This Medicine will cure Diarrhea,
Dyseutery, Cholera Morbus, Huu.
mer Complaint, Collie, Wind in the
Stomach and Bowels, and all De-
rangement Of the Stomach and Bow
els Of Children when Teethiug.
In the summer thousands die rom BOWEL. CON.
PtAEES Fl + lint might b. snyed e$ tae timely use OF
MOTHERS, why Will you let your CHILDREN DIE
when SAFE and SURE REMEDY Il offered you.
Br Price 50 cents per bottlet
r. For gale at DR. E. EASTERLY s Family Medicine
Stpta, 90 Mndisop street, Chicago. Ill,
, 1864-12-19

ITO SHIPPERS: OF tDRESSED
i. -EOGa."-7he Grand Trunk Railway, in conntc-
tion Nth ne syeImoat rsntFal" s1e ;u.y prepare
1uttcn sRd Tic pitEctpal NeN Ensland estle4
, 1864-12-19

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
u CHICAGO, I, ,
nth nst tnfnet 1T l.:.tr zna E}sSE.sts.
GAR11AL- pa90 IN 5000, ,O00s
T. AIKEN IrtaIt-nt
6AMl ri. EltKElsH0N, Ytce EFcsft.
T. T. BAA4AsKD. Cashier. -'
, 1864-12-19

ITO LIVERPOOL SHIPPERS.
nhf SE:nd vs1nk Ka!'Ts} anq Mon'Fca oeSaa
VIA POnTI.i Nd, :
Are prepared to give hzoush Bills q LsdnE at s-tis
Agent. 81 CLARK street de15 ba6 15t
NEW INVENTION.--H. Won
IN E1sners A,cmat.e Polish, for pianos and fusn..
ture-a hiah1y recommended unT In invention, viii nst
on.y cleaE Eut gives durnhe neg polish to every
!:rt tn s. polished. 3iAsh d nYCHE: corner Of
rsrn -.-' deS23tt-1m
, 1864-12-19

% Office open from 1st Of April to 1st Of No
vember, from a. m. til p. M; from November
Let to april 1st- trom a. m. till y. NJ; and On
SUNDAYS, from a. IN. to 10. Is p. N.
J. l. SCRIPPS PM
, 1864-12-19

OFFICE OF THE TARR FARM
~ PETROLEUM. COMPANY,
or TaE G1TT or NEw ToaE. /
The second monthly dividend Of ONE Per Cent. On
JAMES WADsWoRIH = Co, at their Ornce, No Il
December, to stockholders OF that date.
JAMES WADSWOnTH, Prcsidens~
CuAs. y WARN. secretary. del6ht7S1w
, 1864-12-19

AAL*Ei3 goHA =
| Raundalle Jos
Shepherd WJa
| Sexton = ?. 9
shapp johnny
Shrolta John
Shcehy John
Shield John .
Sanders John
Scott John F
Shram Johnt
scottJohn
Shaner John F
Scales Joseph
Scanlon John
Shaw John
8elleck leaaC
Saverd J
Echenk j II
Scccr John i
Schcnck j II
Shelly james G
EawyerJE
Eeelyc j II
Shtn1ev,Iarncs,
ScyomeHcurTl
SchiTn,erphifi1
+ SEQ
Sheldon A
Ehaughneesy
Patrick
Shaffer Charles
Shader Il A
Ehofeltt Willie
Scars Vim P2
Shfelds1TLcap
ShanncesyM II b
Sheppard L 3
Sniddey David
SincIafc RM
Simon Simon
Sanding Aldd1
Simmons Thos
Spence Thomf,s
SneerThnn,as
Sfck1esG Geo d
EnTjnpTho.0
SnoaiGenrre
Sr,nIi Gcnr1eSe
SidTcllGe61H
SmsisevG r
SINNERS Fn
Eitevnn Turner :
Sinnsnn Harry
Sfnc{afr:j =
EnanidfncTD
Etantnn s7nmea
Storey ,Iomrs =
EtcJner,I
Stcarns IT.
Sfonr9nErr:JN
S,minp1on Jas
Sturtliy liar.
vey 4
Stanwood Il
SwAnGerrhnrnF
, 1864-12-19

yPark Thomas D Powell VIM D.
Peterson N N Preston John
Pates H Prince Jno 8.
Payson Henry Prfngle John D
Perkins uarlnaaPnrvis John
c Prentfsa J. L
Pau1us Jacob Pratt J C DR. 2
pease j II capt Piper F II
Patrick James Pr1scl Henry
Peck Jas Porter George
Phillips James Priest Henry
Page ] G Price James n
Pn3coken Jacob Plank nc
Parks Joseph Pierce HeurynD
Perkins Jeese D Pratt George
! 'Parshall Jona- Pike G
-than " Pool George 4
Parkfns John Pierce Z P lieut.
Parden sTno Prince Simeon Y
Parker VIM 4 Pln1ncr Soiamon
phillips " II Porter Robert
Perry " FfancisPlerce Chas
Phelps Lyman Porter D G
Peterson j F ~ Porter Chas l.
Phelps ) B Perry Cornelius
Page George Fritch1rd D G
1Pricn John Prentice Tyler s
Parriugton Geo Pierson Phil
E lfeut Pkitchard RV
iPrtce VIM Powers Edward
sPlanz Henry 4 Porter Robt
Plu1nmer Love Prctcott-
less Pool Henry
Pickens illtamPomefoy E L j.
Preston Josiah co
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-26

cynicism or skcpticism. or atheism, or any
other absurd ''ism,' likewise because the eddy
into which he drins is ever carrying roun 1
those rotten fragments Of wreck, and he lacks
the energy for a brave sweep ofhis arms, 20 70
! speak, to bear him free Of tho vortex.
The folies Of fashion, Of etiquette, Of conycr-
sation; the idle picking up Of opinion; che
absence Of individuality aud Independence
each and all hold by this straw Of the way OF
the world"
Let our rising youth come out Of this insane
vegetation. Let us have no more stereotypes
Of "class" and "Style," or at least, lct such be
narrowed down by a determined pushing for
ward in the march Of true progress, moral,
intellectual, and physical. Let not our young
men and women be satisfied to model them
selves In the mould Of their "set," and TO be-
come mere naughts in sum Of cyphcrs. If
there be any native impulses in them towards
something beyond the tread-mill round Of con
ventionalism, let them step out and make their
own mark Let each be known as himself
not as cone Of the young men Of the present
day"-one Of the puppets in the worlds fan
toccint-show.
II we walk the streets at noon, and, en-
countering young man, are asked, "Who is
hep we answer, zone of our fashionable or
wealthy, or something else 'bloods'" s'"-knowing
him always as mere specimen of class
without point whereon to put our finger,
and say, he has this power, or that worth, or
such grace. And we need not even know
bis name, or station, or any other trait, or
personality, to speak confidently of his place
in the puppet-show. In fact, he has no per-
sonalty.
We are aware that there will, that there
must always be such classes, composed of
such types, as long as brains are dealt out so
unequally; but we would have them repre-
sented solely by those who have no capacity
to go beyond their role-who play their little
part on the stage of life well enough, but
would utterly fail in a higher sphere of
thought or action; whereas, now we feel sure
that very many, with far nobler powers unde-
veloped, are dawdling along ingloriousy, self
degraded, through the echoless halls of an
aimless, thoughtless, soulless life, because they
have put their wills to sleep with the anodyne
of "the way of the world"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-26
PENDLETON AGAIN.

GEORGE II. PENDLEToN is in trouble. His
peace platform is threatened with destruc-
tion, and having received his cue from the
MCCLELLAN managers, he is now attempting
to prove his loyalty to the Union. A beauti-
full spectacle that was which he made in New
York an evening or two since, when he ad-
dressed a Democratic Soldier Club. 81 thank
you" said he, "for this manifestation of your
kind feeling towards myself l am the more
grateful for it as it comes from men luho
haze stood IN the fore front Of danger, and
"periled their iUeS for their country 1
accept 1t as an evidence Of your confidence
in and of your sympathy with my devotion
to the Union and the Constitution"
Was there ever uttered such q bare-faced
and hypocritical set of phrases as these?
GEORGE II. PENDLEToN declaiming to sol
diers who had stood in the fore front OF dan
ger, that he felt that they appreciated his
devotion to his country Why, it is the most
| absurd declaration made during this political
campaign. Where was his sympathy for the
soldiers when, on every occasion, he voted in
Congress against bills locking to supplies for
the brave men who were periling their lives
for the defense of the country, the salvation OF
the Union?
Out on such miserable, ranting hypocrisy
Can il be that the true champions of the nation
men who have offered their lives-men who
have shed their blood-men who have given
their Gmbs-men who have endured every
hardship aud toll, in their patriotic efforts to
crush tine Rebellion, can be hoodwinked,
duped, by such mendacious stuff as this? We
do not believe it, for they are scarcely ready
to sacrifice their honor, their manhood.
He endorses MCCLELLAN, and says :-"The
Democratic party is pledged to an unswerv-
4" ing fidelity to the Union under the Constitu-
ton" Very well, Why, then, did that
same party bring the Union to the brink of
destruction? If it is the guardian of the
country, why did it allow the leaders of seces-
sion under BUCHANAN to plot against its life {?
pretty savior Of the nation truly is this
Democratic party. 1t first plunges us into
war, and then comes forward, lifts its hands
in holy horror at our troubles, and asks the
people to give IL chance "tO SaUe" the re-
public from rulnl We have had enough of
such bosh. The Democrats were always for
Saving the Union," and while they were pre-
tending to render il "sgte" they were planning
its dissolution.
Mr. PENDLEToN may do TO talk to Rebels,
but his speeches will have no other effect than
that Of driving honest, loyal-hearted members
Of the old Democratic party into the Union
ranks. BY all means let him 90 on making
addresses TO the people, but especially TO the
soldiers.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-26

There is perhaps no phrase put forth so
eoInplacently by those who steer their 5arqua
of life by the compass Of fconyeu,louality-al
they are legion--as this :-"It is Che way of
the world" For how much weakness, want
OF independence, mental and physical inertia
and absurdity, does this serve rs a specious
excuse 1t is so much less atiguing to sue
cumb to than to combat the faults and tollies
of the age.
There are always a few men behind the
times they live in, far fewer still In advance
of their generation, but an immense majority
who suffer themselves to rock idly along on
the tide Of the Present grounding upon the
shadows and lying supine till a new hood
floats them of, knocking stupidity against
reefs and sand-bars, going round anu round
like the driit-wood IN the eddies and whlrl-
pools, and replying, with Ylpid smile OF
content, to the friends WHO would urge them
to make intelligent heaiYay, "Wnly is tue
use? ? we are among our contemporaries, and
the rest are doing just as we do The present
is good enough for US; why should we tire
ourselves in struggling, comparatively alone,
after some uncertain good to come, and leave
so much pleasant company here at their ease ?
Let us float about with our fellows; it is the
way OF the world"
What a Wretched philosophy is this! These
men are born, vegotate, and diel Save the
mischief they do others, in those three words
is writ their whole history. And not only in
the higher walks Of human effort is this sway
of the world" a rule Of liie-not only does it
suffice TO benumb brain and conscience as to
the great shortcomings, but also with regard
TO the most trivial details Of daily existence.
One eultvates his face into the semblance Of
a baboon, and ourages nature and symmetry
in the fashion Of his garments yet beholds
himself with satisfied vanity in the mirror,
because his small mind whispers @it is the
way"-that is, the HlOde-"of the world'-that
Is, Of his world.
Another makes himself sick, destroys his
digestion, eneryates his physical yigor, with
luxurious gol1maadize, because his world
appears to demand ii of him, and because he
Is afraid 10 step out Of and beyond that world.
A third insults BIS better nature, contradicts
,ls heart and his understanding, by Fictitious