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The Portland daily press., 1864-11-14
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EOUR Offices. single or in suites, over Stores Noe
152 and l54 Exchange Street, opposite the Inter.
national House. Apply on the premises to 1so
jy4 dit A. L. BROWN.
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Lost.

ON Wednesday afternoon, out of a carriage, be-
" tween Exchange st. and Emery ST., pair of
Gents Boots. 1he finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving them with JOHN e. DOW G SON, cor
ner of Exchange and Milk SITS. oct2Otf
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Posr OggIon, Portland !

atas nov Posi- OggIol, Portland,l
r 4AHA 81 Nov. 9th, 1854.
ON account of change Of time of the Western
~ Railroad for the Winter arrangements, the
western mails ON and after Nov. 18th, will close at
this office at II O'Clock p. N.
nov6d8w 5gqD A. T. DOLE, p, M,
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$500 REV ARM.

ON Central wharf, around the Grand Trunk
~ Depot and yarc; q Calf Skin Wallet contain
ing considerable sum of money, and papers of no
value to any one but the looser. The finder will be
rewarded as above ON returning the same 10 No.
Central Wharf, or n Bracket street. Asi
Portland Aug. 81. 1864. aug3idtf
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Mr.. Coe Tho bottle OF Goes Dyspepsia Cure Won
gave me has backed up your statement concernine
II. nave only used half bottle, and can eat pine
apple snort CAKE or anything else, without trouble
'A Mn,u sy.o. ,,e -. JANE A. LowREY.
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For Sale.

A TWO story House and Lot, situated ON Pc T.
"a land street. with Stable and other outbuildip es
Also two adjoining lots containing about eight
thousand square feet Enquire of N. STEVENS,
No. AZ Portland street. june0 dtf Z
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deceased soldiers :st new Orleans.

DELAIIvEE or friends IN this State having de-
Ia ceased Soldiers buried In the vicinity o. New
Orloaoe, and desilious of having their remains
taken up and sent home this fall, by addressing
JIM. WINSLOW, Moderator,
70, l7s MagaziRe Street, New Orleans, can have
.h . business carefully and properly ATTENDED to
VIZ ,noss reasonable terms. Nc. Winslow was for
encas $50 S'- s''s oNsAs1ae Wy AaS4s7'- 4
Tne trends can have tho bodies carefully tau en- up
ang ensao ~ WITHOUT removing rom the original
CONN., IN Tooo or Metallic Burial Cases. and for
oci5 dim go '''~-.''' p
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NEEssRs. CROCKETT 8 NEvENS hope by strict
l attention to business to merit liberal share of
the public patronage
Oct. l. 1854. ..i-...a ,s--e oct7 dit
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PORTLAND, sACO 81 PORTSMOUTH
RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Nov. 9TH, 1864.
- Passenger trains win leave the sta
@a7zg-&tion, foot OF Canal street daily, (Sun-
Days cxcepledl as follows. S's- II
Leave Portland for Boston, at 845 A. M. and 2.S0
Pm. ~ - -
Leave Boston tor Portland at 7,sO A. NJ. and 80
P. NJ. NJ III 10 $50 ll0fri NJ s9aFE a XII
Leave Portsmouth for Portland, at 900 A. M: and
500 p. M. "97FsF t''aY7E = q
These trains will take and leave passengers at way
stations :.
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily
asasI u FRANCIS CHASE. Supt.
Portland, Nov. A, 1854. oc3l edit
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situation wanted.

A WIDOW lady, who is a thorough housekeeper.
IN wishes q Pituatiion in charge of q house, salts.
factory references given. Please address s. L. A.,
Yarmouth, Me. ESQ aoyTdtf
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. MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

EsFs5szs#75F Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
Station, for Lewiston and Auburn, at
A. Nj.
For Bangor and intermediate stations at 126 P. N:
RETuRNING-Leave Lewiston at 10 A. N. and
arrive in Portland at $50 A. M. Leave Bangor at
7.30 A. M and arrive in Portland at 2l6 p NJ.
Boston.
Freight train leaves Portland at ga. NJ, and re
turning Is due in Portland at p. M. al9ss1 ygF9a
Stages connect with trains at principal stations,
line. go - -
Waterville, November, 1858. decl4
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-06-30
!. AN-iMpoRrANf LAY.


- Coatia to Tsespasssr'sa' The fllowiug
~ law was passed by the General Aasesntly
II Maryland at their last sessiois: 'ls.''i
:. ., ,"Be il enacted by tue General Assem-
go Liy Of Maryland. That any person Or per-
snss ~hY shal. enter apso tbe land Of .ay
ra.,her person. body. cooperate or pelieie, ID
this State. aud 4shan svillfaliy a.d mali,
xiously iujure or destroy or feliEou.ly
80 i,jure or destroy or feliuou.ly take and
y Tcarg s1sy .sy gfoNing Fee. win. plant.
y rArhrsbKaS. xss. ssss.able. fruit of grain
ar any fencing. shall. on consaetiDn
s& aE;.a|siSs .Gs'sss' s . . ID; .s;ass:s S':,s
=, guilty Of sai.iemskuor. aud be 6ned not
: 'iex.ibsp i've ssliars. .por more than one
hpss dellss !. Of BE- iaafi.onea as
sSssN or Adaaty jzit mot k.sl shsn one
;. mouth nor more than six months. Ut be
a.- both. fined and inp.iaoned ssa afsrseil I'd
!. 81 he di.srssisasf ihs ssars.s .a'I
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sAH - - - ~ Eni-L-szE- yHL as -
Music HEALTurgL,-Masic. like paint.
ing and statuaIy, rt6nes aud elevated, and
enobies. = afts -ss' ,7fa'E3'r igaI a.
D. Song is the language of glaisess.s and
itisitlse. .uttersnces1f devotion. Bpt COD
ipe, ,loves dovu, it p physically beneficial;
i ,, ,ouses g. .. the % circulation: wakeas up the
bodily energies. and diffusesslslt snd aui-
n'atiea sfoGbd. 81 boes = lasya iaan4 ever
sing: Does milk and water, chsracter
ever. strike asstirrillg note La ss '"7
. Neset. Song - the outlet Of Ihsbtal
and physical a6tivi,y. sbd ihefeases both
by lis siefcise No child has cssnpleteI o
religious sedacati6ns who's has ,BSr been
taught ,opipg the sengs of Zion. Nopart
af our religious xoEship is ssweeter than
,his D. tp Dayids day it was . practice aad
. study,--Haus JoArrd Of HealfA: -
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-06-30

A - ~ ~
ss Tks{s Il i,ypssca,e1sos. 80. 0lpsFsn-
= Nsssn ~ Il Md \ thin sixauonslss.E No
s'isnscri ripfioul = IN he recsisei Tor short
: cr peeo1 aisl x4months. and DO .papcr
.ks I ae,nsizais1 fen,il- ali srrcarages are
l111s sxeept = tbe option of the publish
] 8 8 7: : s s;. i
AovER1IstSa. 81 per
z5f tie 6rst sinssriaa. .sand Is
'c:s. for evsrs. sdbse.iuent insertion. =
: eight lines Or less coustituts q square. u
Ifthe supsiss Of inssftiSsr seAot marked
NO the savsif sshleta. iexiIrge publish
ed until forbid, -sHf charged accordingly
s4AlliberAl deisictien made. % ,taose who
ssd'srtise by Vie year. ..sep' ,s~rsi,
.sr= - Cymamniesiio.s Of l. personal chafscte,
- will be chargt4. at che saaSe rates as AL
vertising. ,tlbifnaEies over trrs lies IN
2 llesgth0 y wiz be charged at the rate Of 5C
cents per rquara.rs5'
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-06-30

!: ~: :'ss .; -l'
ss1 y. ~ Y ~ .s.s.asd y.
BY tssfe-not rsmarksolkisSs siAeAHla
vslue v7--N@-- -s-vs4F-'---~ sF ,f
J. II f.dsls NE Ssaes s,ssy d.. :s! T. = az
ss,spsal ieaax = ears@Is 1oa I xish 4
!|l::!' ~ 81 az: e lRsIsI, |ss;sy S|S s
81 nAt iseses sa6f yuhr4lBstuaf a4kiin
sssd. Z j sths se'i' s'oassef sooadsss \
sdsptal sS:sx q. .m.s. ts..nt.,r,s I. |
. Narer introduce yeur own safairs h'
the amusement % = company; il Shows /.
SAD y w1ik Or mental kc6lHvatios, orAcxses
sivcE xesknesa tof iatsllcea; sseellsaey 3 .slso
|lhst sssh . discussion csnn9s be interest
ing to.o.hers. end thar the probability i
that the must patent listener il a con'
pleie gossip. lsyiug tAe afoundatsoaa 70
aSOme ',St.sts make yosE appear aridiculous
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b HINTS ON ETIQUETTEsi8

I Ut, "I''7a a'.E@F
In all associa.'oas. keep CONSTANTLY in
view tue .asge. 100 much irssdo" oreeas
contempt. %"s. sH, "' g :,
: Never be guilty OF practical JOKES; II
you accasto.a y''urs''frto them. 1t |. prob
ao'e your''. osoo'as Sd .nae'tes'sa n - 20 :.
ovmu', s 'ne% epoetps''G's tso III no'
ai'e~' OF 'su'e !ioeft'es: L nave kneWn
- -
II .nese % .noues. cnaF IN inc room
: |do. no. oiis.' = iadg 'shAt ifrom which you
nave Jass risen-i'ze3 I..~i - sFs.s4,. al
NAaways suspect. the advances -d anJ
person who nay 'si:hl iDr your asaualn'
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.REMEN1ER THoU FALsE OH.

-I.ISa2y 10 a-.Ss---.
.1..A u l.tI--&
Rs~s~Sst. .A'hoa li-lse one77'lsfe, cling
round iuy heart. y
- Like 6o-ers that bloom o'"s some lovs.
gisl'o'sfd sp"s. I'll III ~,
=: Fsna A"nAs h.s 4iabls.ishs.. what
svrr thou art.
Though my .tfrction is ~reck'd. and
v~biasruylot lot. ks5G :.
Remember.. shcs .t.I.s .ese ~shaw,io
r. !, vssstbs 3ssk s.s'eifp q Il q -''
.l,. t,wb.u ls.reve 10 forget ,hee.;;i beard
=: thy .dft tote :
10 tdp esehi~tissbstx .sdsicsps losa sefn-
ed,a .kssk sslIl
In ID. ~ar'"h Of 'hy sn.ile. with each
;''r,' Z r.as.r. that shons ,s,, y .,s.<'
Remember, .hoa false. one--,hosgh BRO.
q. lefisI sss 60 -"
= Though ,h, sljnsss- has taught me tAs
depth Of rcere, -, -.
III .lMylhssrt ehsa> ssaeessd .ev; icy from
shy brew. :, g.. yeARiss.'p7 y T.
And the mnments ofsbiiss can nayc,
fmy.fFF3a . - -
- ia
'~t ~ Il, nleuber, thou false one thai neve'
. "'"'s again =, 80 r. ~. ST
:: Can Ibis heart e'ai,n. tho joyitLy -snt>.
,,.lsn. T,s ticu ccntersa:'hl 'nt,ss <,.sSs' ~
..''," !; ySad tsn.epbssapse alone. !i' ling'r'
D.. 3 +, ..-s,a,- Ing strain. 49, ~si ~ -s' ',~
ta.ei4 'shsf forev'r preserve the s-res stusis
..,,..l ..,l i. heard. : -, h. TS-
-, .,iI.s"uanlto~n.. MxyF Gath. 1861. I'D p
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-06-30

DIssER As AM EDucAroR viii
end that great gSleal of aohassaier II i'm
parted rad .receigssi atsths table. Parents
often firges this; and therefore. inets#d ~
swalloyiug xppr tood IN s;isbcc. iEstesA
sf brooiinx. over e. yodr bastatss.. ihAsad Of
severely s1f,ng a6Sis others. lu'isbs ssn-
tefsatisib Dc ssnisl,s kiasd. aecisl- and
sheeriagr l,a;t bring disasrecahley things
',s.a ysa iss would . yoar dishes Fsr .si.
reason too. the more good company you
have st your table the better for your
cLiidre,s. aEvery xonseisassoe Sish hnsUns
paxy .. y6sr Z. blsSs' sa essca6ff sit sfle
'Nsmsays Hsssesxhs intellieerees snd itSs
anAssihe .appropfopriste be-
bsrenaent Of the family Nbich s given "a
Hospitality, Nevsx feGE shAt. iutriflgest
visiioss tsn bsi.uyslsadf eIaf btessiNK u
ysats cd yoars%lrH fewhave,fsils gSas
sshs ofahs (sst ,h@ss soHpsny aud coa-
xsIsa.iea a sss iab|s % igs GO small p'pts y
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-06-30

~ baby fair held u Cincinnati. thu
premium for the bsn.i4o,nesF faby sss L.:
Iaarded 10 s.n.sfo tsfsntA The white b.
hes ~ thst splree~ umSsfb be naughty mean
looking--aF else the eemmit.ec must havo
lad negro 90 ths'bFaip. awfalIy
-Sowe people Are neyer conteutel -:
:Affsr having al, their limbs broken. thei
heads smashed. and ffetr bfains kuocked
out, they win as3,nllj foae h~, and try
to gesfurther dAa4ssess ssstr s'ix
z.Mrg Josss, dopx' ii,dd ssiukmsuisge !.
ameans Of .grseea' 1,Osrlai6lR. ~ sleaf.
anything isa menus of grace Ashat kseak {.
ne pride. and ifsat e Y repePssnee q -
h sz-A little .feur-year-oll. the other day.
Inc ipaayy: sifoiHaa ii 1 n.f !. Z aist. :.
ais'ts sssssssssssscryFs ssT d
'''A WV NJ, nav L sksfi ~iis. sssw sefss. il,
Il Be co,ss;Js zhtAaeeEeas -i1tssuss II is
de sat fsdxf fasssisfsll..si sasss o..
Why is an egg like coli? asecassc 1.
is uDt Ssfvrss- snsas il -is-troks
a Fyltax- Fssxxss u syssvs Doctor
cduatiag iadyfs fhissstssF2 Eas
skTpr rssi ifiss'aas Mrs srsessSb. lssa4lco Il
rshe sle fSf ssprAs. frks sssssssh,Is an |.
siec p'gsss $50 pressyz nsals1 assbhius
Eslss tSeyssn>sekGIifse Eisss.sss .m..A
/ rMr Stsntsa laesssotyst iDnsxiih
|sss. asirsgss be is esrpesrnisg s1ha, hs
|se;s .n.oiagisl hisspgy 81 ihagr RSaay
~ sSs issf sss sEIr-ssF >. -
- 4.srs@ AZ ss Lag 60 ..s5
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-06-30

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n ssk ', e s.s1, eec, TT gcc,a ~ 90:
III .oypns yns.,sl tos - l'9v' nno Iu ,sV. a'.
\ 80 80 y fS'ss .;i;.o nv ' 4 ."..s..
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-06-30

l(QD IS j lsg q stssaiS1 i w I . 'ihe
DOR wfislhg ID s1sisossl ksasfkppsss !
Y Al nm s'dslikhaai 10 sseyesJ" sJsllad ny
|wifes ~ shseld laAy. ascsDdei the steps, !
Is,:' 'H0s d. .yaq dps my dear fs scrsAmed
Ftied ana aspsif ot passing gshUsssu ssrs
neatly ;fighseacd into . ketss MI a...a
When I entsrsd' the ,parlor. there they
sat on each side 1df the fireplace, and such
|as yelling ls' Y~ria awesla lavs .theaght
'~bslss tsibessf caerskse Indians we're pre-
~ &sa. b. ssis,s visit "a. 10 last Two week..
Every dag the howliug continued. They
seemed % iike'the fun. aud isueh horrid
din as sas kept up from morn till dssy
cse;" reckon von never heard. Human
nature couldn't stand it longer, at lsasl
mime couidu't. and 90 determined t.
lvamous the raa,che / stood i for Q, week,
aud then pretended that business, called
Iss.s . dark and dds dismal evening thai
took the cars for -. " ! as... &. It had been
sleetiag for several days. aud the track
tNssacoateds uish sics.s4 Several., accident,
bad occnrred within = short period. and
I felt d little uneasy as l took my seat aud
wrapped my blanks, closely around uss to
Fshut Out the cpla. but L soon forgot the
danger. and fell into rerefis, /, thought
(pf what = glorious time Aunt Betsy and
my wife were having There tbeyisst on
each side Of The Gre place. yelling sti sset
other dixie % eeaple Of sIsdians, making
the whole house .hileous. :. A.. .,.s1,y.a
..Hev ! congratulated myself having es-
capped, even though for tfief aseasos
from The internal charter. l. faaeIed iu,
wardly at shs idea, and dsso6id: 6ats. fel
(ahsppysbut fes she,rssollecrisa that: I mus
.rstprate it. At-fngth I,slept:--hox, long
IlknoH noe-and4 Was awakened w What
Il took to be one Of Aunt Betsy's yel!s.
coon discovered my ,nists ke.s ibswas the
whistle of locomotive, Wsgwere of tks
track, and, l felt We were going down
I had barely time to close NY eyes a,,e
mutter short prayer before Feet III,
shock and Handicapped On tho fleor
EMy lamp had burned out. mysfre Was low
and IL was almost .frszsn--I had beer
Idssamiog7zwa,.iu in my own room. aad s.il
, bachelor. -' lay ss
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-06-30

NE aas the Whole secret ref Il aelsn.s; be
protested aud euireatsd Ebut II was no
use. He called on Janus to witness BIS
aeraeity. bat Jane. wsssa nswhsre 10 be
found. The bystandcrs laughed and the
clerk was inexcrable; aud the poor fellow
was forced in his solitary clransber u pass
his Bridal night, invoking blessings on tue
whole clsss 'ofsttsspsstsble ho,elss' and
yoiiagsr brothers. .a4af,s. ,s. 81 )
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. eaiE-, :. ~ 81 - l'T-H spwfss
-. AsWifss cgre for 2 bad Hahits

A newly married Wits, living IN New
0rleanss ssssosIily discovered fhat hes bet.
ter half was disposed to sceuae home frc-
sas fo4ss,faias.: s; She ds,eFSiissd ee % D cure
him of bis habit About ,ss~weeks aso
he. sptetsd at ..aiduight: and staggering
sin,oshe tsd thaahbef was scoA !sIsf ssleer:
IThs syifs said nothing. 1abut " hem sis
thought be Was sound ssleeps,he produced
q large dsrning needle. and tEfcadi9R IL
with . strobg piece 81 twine. 'sst 9uietly n.
WORK eexing hiuBdpTia The sb!aakets Shs
Iss~ed goed and sseoug, siih. sssas sgrcy
s.reaks ;. Of dawn bcgaus, tor tighten
the east, her task Was done:
:. In this copai,ion sshs lestsliissa: aad re-
pairsd 70 the dwelling OF ffiendiy neigh
Dor there ID! . Vail sthe trcsult.H 'AbOut ten
Ettiock fpefsopssit me sneig kboftkBd wsre
Fstaftled by wv. st,und Aof ilE s66oss dbtr ISIS.
ing cries issuing sfrom'sHs botise; snd sush. !.
lug ta4hs rssepe ssuppssiss thss murder
Was sbeiag eon,mittsd ., they forced the door
and there fould the poor man bound Up as
tigbtlfa 3 bsle' Of cotfan, inr tie Blanket
|ief bis e~n bsslsa Hssbrggea shelhaso re-
lsaseshim. ss@he,~ss aIins sfroa.s skirst,
aghas.. They ILL though, biz, g. 4 The v vvic.im df
some serflyie: k'ot-sone Burg. g.4f ssche,us.
but - they Fere'in thssscs 10 exssieatins
him i'm n''l'sd hi. Nifsf saa adsrsdshc'n
2 css as:,ss sss thread ,'i:.;ss 4. .4iss did
it; aud he shall A,s there tiiiEhe makes t.
soleiDn pfo,hiss uasver 10 sonsasome' drunk
sgiin .ns ='s4-...s gs<ss ssz4ss si&s: =.
:. lie leslare'ihe; Nssid 10. aaprs .keep
bs.sss HSs.k snd ,asiak lsAs rnm IN til.
future. '.lf the wsii. III. bal tb az shtsn" bcr
Idsbaud xss daspdscJ ,stShs:slissle tos
much. IN tosssAoslh him ssdt.ssiag needle.
'~a as.y. Take sHs .sif, Of l'li sew You
up. Ef f'1zgGF kssss ~ i at,aSy;
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-06-30

ip the village of B., 10 tie State .of
I Massachusetts,, lived handsome youhg
maiden cf'seseBteen, whom We will call
Fanny--~. and sGeorge L--o WAS her
accepted lover. The course Of true love
ran smooth, and In due process at tune
came the happy termination oftheir wo.ing
snd the twain wers made one BY the. .tsos
tho holy church. d,aa. bz. a
=, They lwere9 married early one summers
morning, and the same day travelled costly
and happily together. % the stage 4of their
welding tour A conipsnion. ~ sypuneef
brotb d. ssf tho sbride,z mischisvous. yo,Ing
rascal il, aceompauisd them, aud Mell it
.o9ldd hsEs hfep (pr lhsY Yh.pPg, pair i i lacy y
had trusted thedase Ives to their own society
and LEFT James u huSse 10 ornameiit d.,g's
tails and spitball tlss schooi-anaster.ssvs
y, Well. the party arrived o. the s.Gals
Hguss. Philadelphia, While George ltas
dltifnlly attending to the comforts Of his
young wife. James, 10 The performnnce of
|'his a0ties as grs6neman 'weat ihso slse Of
|6ec.of the kosSa TO sn,si' the aanie aAd &C.
iect' sppropriate spartmaiss.. Pen 10 hand
/ FasusFlifaift idea lstfdek him, ats3 pafsls
ance therewith, 6ei entered their names on
the reEister shus:4'is i srisssa or
'oJaiDes L--. isaas' 'asv assl spGa =
.'MiasaFspnys IT.. N.sd II ,aas ~, r.
Fanny retired red iess;i,y,s baibg somewhat "a,
tigued with travel. s- 's''s45ogTs7 aali
- GeOsg sgsiamoksd his9gar for an hour or
two.r aads dreamed of hin baohelsrhood 70
suppose. and finally requested to be shown
TO bis apartments. An, obseqnious Waiter,
with candle ID handi 'attended him. and
ssked bin, what nsmbeseit &assIsts,it ; u
. With the lady wAoseans si;h me" re-
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approached with al exqufsiteiy s!tesssd
defk. an'8afepeatedssas quessios l..ssa Q
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me, !. Geergs answered. ,gailn. sblashidg tn
the tips Of ais ears.
The clerk smu,iile,d sol iills,d'ta and stiook His Head /.
IL in pity ss fhe yoang mans igaospce Al.
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George, ,looked at the register. and there
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Aillsbaruugb 9snrntr.
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
Wednesday, september III, 1854.
M,CieIlan,s Acceptance.

AVE- hSAOPtsaaANCs- '0 puphSh
to-day Gen. McClelan's letter Of acceptance twill
be seen from tthal he is as much war man as lin
coin, differing with him only in the manner Of COP
Quoting the war. He would perhaps conduct II more
in accordance with civilized rules-less on the plum
derag, robbing, confscating policy but no less de-
termincd prosecute the until submission il en-
forced "rhe Union must be preserved at all hazards
he says. Ne PEACE can be permanent without
Union"
Fhe effect Of this letter has been to divide the Do.
mocraiic party al the Moth, and will probably insure
the reelection of Lincoln. RClellaa will run, as
The Richmond Sentinel says. with all the odum and
opposition attached ,oa pexe Candidate without get
ling the peace strength. This is manifest already hy
the strong expressions Of discomfort which his letter
has brought forth. The New York Herald comes oui
with tbs declaration thai il cannot support candidate
III collision with the Convention which nominated
him. Mullaby, editor Of the Metropolitan Record
repudia,es Mcclellan. yalIandigham who was on
his way 10 canvass Pennsylvania. withdrew his ap.
pointmens and returned hoa,e considering III hope
IS Lost.
The Richmond Wing expresses the opinion that i,
will make bot lAlc difference 10 The people Of tie
Confederate States whether Lincoln or MCisilan i.
elected thai as both have exhausted their hcilie,
and their resources in tho vain eor, TO overcome u.
We have but litls 70 fear from oiIhcr but as lncolr
is probably the greater FOOL and will probably bIng
the war into dlsfayor and wind i, up with failun
sooner than MCcIlan, il iasors saoiher term io
!. the Gorilla
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burden thereby imposed on labor and cap
ltal, shsw the necessity of return to a
sound, financial system; while the rights of
citizens and the rights Of States. and the
binding authority Of law over President,
army and people. are subjscts OF not less
vital importance in war than peace. Be-
lievins that the views here expressed are
those Of the convention and the people you
represent. l accept the nomination.
| realize the weight of the responsible
ty to be borne should the people ratify your
choice. Conscious OF my own weakness. |
can only seek f.rvently the guidance OF the
Ruler Of the Universe, and relying on His
all-powerful aid. do my best 10 restore uni
on::and peace to u suffering people. and 10
establish and guard their liberties and
rights. am, gentlemen, very respectful
ly, your obedient servant,
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN.
Hon. 9oratio seymour and others, Committee.
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rol lhe Hill.bOrough Recerder.

Bin. EpToR:-I learn that the following
report is circulating TO the injury Of ID. ID.
Phillips, Esq; THAT during tho stay Of
Rev. Fountain 4. Pitts in Hillsboroush he
vas charged BY Mr.. Phillips ten dollars per
meal" deem it Just that make the fol-
lowing statement: Col. Pitts arrived AZ
HiIlsboroagh Wednesday evening, and put
up At The Hotel; on Thursday morning |
invited him 70 Mr.. Phillips house, he
(Phillips) being absent at the time, bur re-
turned Friday morning; Col. Pitts left
Friday evening. lie was not charged a
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talents. He is one Of the ahlest scholars
in Congress. He has always acted with
the Democrats, and his record is one Of
consistent and incorporating hostility
TO the Black Republican party in all Its
forms. He was one Of the five who, dur
ing the last Congress. voted persistently
against oil Of Lincoln's war measures.
It will be seen that Mcclellan and Fem
dleton are both quite young. The Con,
vention have thrown the old fogies" ever
bcerd. They seem to have acted upon the
idea that young men are the best leaders
fsr revolutionary times.