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le salut yOsl saioaila haFs peen here
last 8. 4 flaay JOY nilssed the denoament
OF ffsat oeautIiuI !, iiI1le drama Of .0urS
whose frst aeg nave toiu yoL Woud
you believe that me 24th virginia Ass
been here some q oar boys we're on
duty az the Landing when = arrived
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and When Ane IepAy Was 8aFea khey start
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THE BRIGHT SIDE.

BxSsANIS r. TAYLOR, the most brill.
liant of all the war correspondents, writes
~ follows, from Chattanooga, to the Chi.
cago Ereaing Journal: W.
Now and then d little human smile
brigh teas war grim visage. like . lash
of Sunshine I'M nm augFy aay Il renaepa.
Der one that wish could daglerfeotypc.
The amenities OF battle are so few how
prsei0aas they bacosals Let me give you
that = ljttis touch Of nafnre that maxi
the world Xii ii fsR months sgo, The
ID Ohio, belongirsg VI ssrsig1it's com.
n1and, entered torn En- Fssts for Rlchs
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60 Arr-.-ArrEnxoo Ito.


~ r. ". Jan. IL. .
4 The Senate ssed resolution request
Ing the clergy mon Of Des Moines to Off
.ciate Ia turn; = Chaplain Of the Senate.
A committee was appoinAsd to notify the
Governor that the senate was ready to
receive any message that he might have
toYubmit. The Biennial Message of the
Governor was received, read and refer
red. Resolution was offered and adopt.
ed providing each member Of Tho Senate
with 80 copies Of daily papers or their
equivalent in weeklies, during the ses-
sion. =. r."
Senate adjourned to 10 O'Clock to.mor-
row. a.t~+s .y. 49, .arst &9s u 9L 81. Esf=E
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THE LADIES - rtemus Wards Toast
To your sex commonly kawled the fair
sex-we are indebted for cur borIlin, as
well as many other blessings in these low
grouns of sorro. Yure LIST muther was a
lady, and all her dawters is ditto, aud
none but q lofin cilss will say q wurd agin
yen. Hopin' that no waive Of trouble
will ever ride across your peaceful breast,
I conclude these remarks with the foler-
IN sentyment-- = -,
."WoaAy she is a good Gag I -
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she bottom isassa i's'F.n ~ sosh. s,saaaa
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G Railroad communication with the
East has resumed. Mr.. JuDD received n
dispatch last evening, stating there was
no 1orger any obstruction by snow, on
the Burlington and N. R. and Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy lines. Passen-
gers 80 through all safe. ...r ~.
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10 4. II. Jam IL, 1864

Senate mot pursuant % adjcuf anzef1t.
and opened with prayer.
The following gentlemen we're elected
permanent olzioegsof the Senate Sect.
w. +. Davis of Muscaiins Assistant. II.
81. Curtis II Nation; Engrossing Clerk.
yolssa slcCrary n Van burep; Enrolling
Clerk, II q. Hippey. of Dallas; serg't-at-
Arms, W j.. Law, ofDayss lsuorhcspsr,
H. II. Clement, or WapslIos
/ A cosnnittes was appointed 10 notify
the House that the Senate was orgasiaed
and ready to proceed to business.
Senate ad)otaned tillsP.M.
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RGE~ The popular determination to
have the war 'sput through" appears in
the fact that for the first time since the
Presidency of Jackson, the Administra-
ton has in its Interest the Congress elect
ed for the last portion of its term.
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g. The Des MONIES Statesman, dreams
dreams, and the hob COLLINS seen there
in are about oil the ministers of the Cap
ital City. His mind is evidently taking
Pioas turn. 49,.
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REPRESENTATIVE MklE',
< EArs=oI ST pEs lefs

Gars-ol. 81 pEs arelsEs
. jan II Is
Az the time iixsa 81 Isvs sor l.s Fsess
ing Of The General Aasenibl a;sles.
, . seatlenaess claiuaiug il nasaabaf
Sona Polk county. eaaIpa he Houss y
order, when the foiloufns icers prs ts.a
were elected Dir. saras u Linneoaaty,
speaker; Nj. Sanders of skak county.
Chief Clerks Mr. Able, of Polk caasltys
Assistant Clerk Mf. Street ,of black
hawk eouaty, sefg, tint Arms, md Ar.
patersoiI. Of Muscatine county, Door
keeper seamHittss on credentials was
appointed consisting Of hve naenabers.
viz. ME-. Mesuts, of. Mustatihe DIR.
Merriam, Of Lee; f. Parker. Of Clinton i
Mr.. Hildreth. of Floyd, and Mr. Hell, Of
Pottawattamie. The committees was in
stFucted to report at the opening Of the
session, tomorrow morning. The roll of
districts was called, and the members
elect; presented their credentials. Heuse
adjourned to meet at 10 o. m. to morrow.
After the members elssehad gathered
in the hall of the House this morning,
and were elbosing their ways about,
hither and thither, g introducing and
being introduced seeing and being
seen, ! was impressed With the idea that
1T would be amusing as well as edifying
to be permitted to view with the eye oil
the spirit, the crude shapes of the multi
plicity of pet schemes negotiating and de-
yeloping in this garden of wisdom-to
have passed in review before me the long
line of embryo STATUTES now holding ex-
istence in the congregatc brain Of this
chaotic body - As theseyisions become
realities, | will inform you of their d.
mensions. H. ~
have given, above, only the proceed
ings of the House, as the same report
will answer for the Senate also. ...
Both Houses win probably perfect
their organizations to morrow, and the
last message of tho old Governor viii be
received, and the Inauguration of the
new one take place, on Wednesday.
w. S. B.
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S,OLDIERS IN THE ARMY
AND oUR PEOPLE AT HOME


Are now offered opportunity by which they car OBJ
tain Il GOOD AND DURABLE TlMEPICE, at v.ry
low figure. Our Watches are warranted to keep time
one year. aud tho buyer allowed the privilege OF
examination before payment is required
Improved DupleN in full Ruby Actions FIRST class
Hunting Time Piece of silver material over which is
electro.fne plated s k. gold, most durably wrought
making the imitation faultess that it cannot be
detected from thu solid material by the most expcli.
erced judges; acids will not effect it, London sadc
movement. Improved Duplex IN full ruby action, has
sweep seconds and is not to be cxceled in general an
puarance. This is decidedly Of the best articles
ever offered for traders aud spectators Engineers
emgranta, ana persons travelling will find them sl.
perior TO iuy other alteration of climate will not ai
feet their accuracy Price, packed ia good shape and
good running order only S3j, or Of + for $500.
SILVER DOUBLE TIME HUNTING LEVERS
Best Quality Silver Cases over which elcctro.fne
plated IL t. gold similar TO our Improved Duplex and
superior adjusted movements with stop" 70 he used
in timing horses, etc; has -Four Indexes for Washing.
ton and Greenwich time sweep CeCGnd. and all the
improvements. All in all taking its beautiful and
tautless appearance and its superior movement into
consideration, regard it decidedly the heapest
article OF the kind in the market. Price, IN good run.
ming order $50, of & for $500.
ly We ask 10 pay III advance, but will forward
either Of them 10 repouS PARTIES. To any mar, Of
the loyal States with bill payable exprcssman when
The goods delivered giving the buyer privilege
OF examination, aud. ii not satisfactory the watch
be returned at our expense.
The express companies refuse making collections on
soldiers and other parties in the dsloyal States con
seqrny all such orders must be accompanied bv the
cash TO insure attention. Nrmnkc deduction ur two
dollars either watch when the payment is forward
in advance Money may be- sent by express ut our
pyuse. VHOS. CAFFERlT q CO.,
93and o5 Broad ST., opposite City Bank
October q. 963-4mo.
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and others.
Most importantly Madame Zadoc Porter's Curative
Balsam is sold at price which brings II in the roach
OF every one to keep IL convenient for The time.
ly use of single bottle will prove 10 be worth 100
times its cost
NOTICE-Save vour money! Do not be persuaded
purchase articles Is to 81 which do not contain
the virtues uf - ccu bottle Of Madame Porters Gu
ratve Dalsam, the cost Of manufacturing which is al
great as almost any other medicine and the very low
precr ~ which fl sold, makes the profit to the sell.
appa, 'ntly snail, and unprneipaled dealers viii
sometimes recommend other medicines on which thCir
profits larger, unless the customers insist upon
having Madame POrter's and none other. Ask for
Madame portcr's Curative Ealsam. price l3cents, and
in large bottles at % oeTts, and tnke no other.
~ sold by all Drugg ,ts and StorekeeperC at 10 cts
al in larger bottles al IS cents
HALL RUCKLE, rr pretors, New York.
January
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DEEP SOIL.

Whatever the advocates Of shallow cul
tivation may say to the contrary, there is
no questioning the fact that in q larges
majority of cases, there is decided advan.
tages in deep tilage. Not every soil, it
is true, will admit of deep cultivation, but
there are few which might not be cultivated
10 greater debth, than is usually done.
A few years since, there was every reason
to suppose that the Subsoil plow would
come into general favor. Hundreds and
thousands of farmers bought them, with
the fixed intention of using them regular
ly. Some did and do still use them, but
the majoritp appear to have thrown them
aside, for what reason, we fail to under.
stand. Look to Earopeon countries, where
labor is cheap, and whore the necessities
of the people demand that the land should
produce all that it is capable Of producing
Wherever the Subsoil plow is not used,
there the spade and the digging fork, are
brought into requisition, and with such re-
suits, as ought to convince the most skep-
tical of their immense practical utility
The thorough stirring of the soil mparts |
to it fertility Of power, which shallow
soil does not and cannot possess. Let
your soils, therefore, be deeply stirred land
thoroughly disintegrated. The liner the
tillh, the better III be your crops, and af-
ter the first complete ppiyerl1tion, BE
subsequent workings will be comparatively
sssy
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No1HSe that is not wholesome, genial and res,ors
i've III ~ nature enters into The composition Of HOS
paration contains no mineral Of any kind no deadly
botanical element no fiery eXcitant but il is a comhK
ma ion Of 'th' extracts Of rare Dasnmic herbs and
plants win The purest aud mdesi OF all ddsvo slim
ulenis.
1t well to be forearmed against disease and 40 far
as the human system be protected by human mean,
against maadies engendered by unwholesnme at
mospherc. impure WRter and other external causes
hos LETTERS BITTERS may be relied Oh as a safe
guard.
In districts infested with Fever and pne it has been
found infallible preventive and Ttesistibo ns
remedy and thousands who resort to it under npnre
henson Of anattack escape the scouge thousands
who neglect TO avail themselves Of its protective qua
ties in advance, are cured by very brief course Of
this marvellous medicine. Fever and ACue patienta
after being paid with quinino for months in vain r
I'll fairly saturated with that dangerous alkaoid ara
not nnirequenty restored to health within a few days
Yhr weak stomach Is rapidly invigOraed and the m
petite restored Ly this agreeable Honic and hence il
works wonders in casds Of Dyspepsia and in less con-
hrmed forms of Indigestion. Acting as "A gentle and
painless appGrient, rs well a5 upon ihe liver. il also
invariably relieves the Constipation superinducod hy
irregular action Of the digestive and secretve organs
Persons Of feonle habit liable Nervous qHGcts Lop,
ness Of Spirits and Ftte Of Languor find prompt and
permanent relief from the Btters. TN testimony on
his points most conclusive, and from botn soxps
The agony Of Bilhus toic is Immediately nssuapei
by single dose Of the stHulant and by occasicnalv
csorng TO H. the return Of the complaint may be pre-
vented
As general Tonic. HosTETTER's nITTERs pro.
duce effects which must be experienced or vitne'rr6
before they can be fully appreciated In cases Of Con
stitutiona W. akncs premature decay and debhityand
dccrepude arising from old age exercises the elcc-
it operates delightful invirormt. When thi pow
ers nature are reaxed il operate. to reinforcr ond
J.ystIh!Ia ,hom last but no' least the ons safe,
smulent, being facured from sound and innocu.
os materials and entirely free frorn The ncid es,"en
present more or less in all the ordinary tonic5 AMI
som1chcs of the day.
No family medicine has been 50 universally. and i,
may be truly added. deSGrrsly popular with the intei
gent portion Of the community, an HOSTETTERE
DlI TIERS.
b,,
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WM 20 ,flItNe
elttetttNl G0tW
&5ll2SN@1M<MD
THIS INSTITUTION is under the sole management
I aud direction of Prof d. w, LowELL, SO long Pfn.
cipal Of the
BLyrgJi.4AfTOE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE


cipal Of the
BLyrSJi.4AfTOE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
The OF Instruction embraces all the requisites
Of thorough practical business education, and has
been lately extended hy the introduction of Actual
Business Course iu which the Student engages in the
regular routine OF business transactions CNPmpited
and famarizcd by means OF n store, lin which the
actual business Of buying and settling goods is carried
by each Sudent,) aud business Offices, viz Banks
nf Issue aud Deposit Rail Reading aud Steam Boating
Post Office, Telegraph, SC, &c.
The Proprietor has spared no time or expense in ma
King this Course the most thorough and complete of
any ever presented To the public aud feels fully
sured that after having been himself engaged in actual
business, and having had many years experience at
teaching the SCnce Uf Accounts, and being aided by
tul aud efficient corps Of teachers, he viii be en-
bled to make thorough aud successful graduates Of all
who may place themselves under bis charge.
PENM9 NSHFPi
In this essential branch Of a husinss education no
College offers better facilities 20 the learner The
SpcRceran system viii b. taught in all its varieties by
the most skillful masters of the art, Specimens Of
Writing from this Institution have received the highest
ehcOmIums from the press
For general information terms, &C., address for Col
lego Monthly, which will BE- mailed free; rpT spcCi.
mems Of Pcnmanshp, enclose two three cent stamps.
Address ID. w. LOWELIn Principal,
IowCll's Commercial College, BnuhHmiou n. V.
=. S.-Ono Of Ritter Il DunCun's No. highly finished
fine perfect point quill spring Gold Pens, vi ia holder
and case warranted for one year ard tO suit, will be
sent free of charge to any one who will remit $500 to
the above address.
October 3, l-G3-ly.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

PUBLIC SQUARE, FILhES-BAERE P.7.
yTsE undersigned, having taken this well known stand
4 Qormery Of Major Puterbaugh) respectfully soliJ
its tine patronage of the public.
No pains VIII he spared in any OF its departments to
render satisfaction 10 all guest. The TABLE and the
BAR will awaya be supplied with the
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
- Good Stabng for Horses and attentive IIo.tIers
The Exchange" is eligibly situated the Public
Square, and has therefore peculiar advantages TO per
sons attending Court doing business in the public
Offices Charges moderate.
N.B,-Whenever you come TO town, please call.
II. J. YAPLE.
Wilkes.Bgrre, Nov. IS 1862!
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Exchange Hotel,

LATE col, R. q. JoNfs,l
No. II Dock Street, next door to the
Post Office, Philadelphia.
TINS well known establishnent maintains its usua
4 celebrity, and its well known reputation Of being
the best
HOTEL ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Shall be sustained. Rooms may be had at all hours
per night, 81 cents per week, 81 So per month, $40.
The Bar and Eating Departments are furnished with
the best Of everything the market can produce.
GAME, FRUIT, EGETABLES,
and deicacies Of every cline may be had at nome s
ncticc.
Meats at IL cents and upwards and may be had from
\. NJ, iii II atuight, GentemGn may rest assured
that no expense will be spared render this Hotel
model one.
j. OTTENKlRK, Propr.
March T. l563-3m,
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MadamXadoc Porter's bal.
sam has been in use by the
public for over II years, md
has acorIred its present sale
imply by being rccommgn.
Ted by those who have used
1t to their afflicted frienda
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w ESTElaeg Es0YEH.

Nos. 8, II, l3, Is, II Courtlandt Street
NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY
TINS oldcsiablshad and avorite resort of the Busi-
ness Community has been recently rcftcd and is com.
plce III ever! thing that iHister to the comforts nC
idlly provided for.
i centrally located in The bu,incss part Of the city,
ana II contiguous to the principal lines Ct steamboats,
cars, omnibusses ferries, &c.
IN consequence OF the pressure caused by the Rebel
li"n prices have been reduced TO
One Doliar md fitty Gents per Day,
Yhe table Is amply supplied with all The uxuries of
the season. 70 that OF any other hotel in the
country. - Wv
Ample accommodations are offered for upward of 400
guests. - wv
" Do not believe runners hackmcn and others who
may say the Western Hotel is full '"'
,,,,-,, =, -,.,. ID. D. WINCHESTER Proprietor.
TlOS. d. WINCHESTER
Feb. Is, lsG9
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DECLINE OR CHARGE OF LIFE,

Take no more Balsam Mercury, or unpleasant Medi.
bolds EXtrac; Euchu ana Improved Rose Wash cures
secret III scascs IN all their sIages AT ltta expense
Little or no chbnge in diet No Inconvenience,
exposure.
1t causes frequent desire anu gives strength to uf
nate thereby removing distractions, preventing and
curing structures Of the Urohra, anying pain and
nammaron, frequent in the cass Of diseases, aud
eSpelling all poisonous, diseased and WornOut matter
Thousands upon thousands VINO have been the vic.
tins Of quacks and who have paid heavy fees 10 be
cared in snort time, have found they deceived
and that the POISON has, 10y the use Of powerful
astringents' been dried up in the system to break
in an aggravated form and perhaps after marriage
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1853
1853. 1853
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE
& M q a 33.,sE]
X A. / L r. O a, -

IL a. K Il = Il . 81 D.
This great line uavcrscs the Northern aud North
vest counties OF Pennsylvania the city Of Er.e On
Lake Erie.
It has been leased by the Pcnnsylrania Railroad
Company, ana under their auspices being RAPIDLY
opened throughout its entire length.
II is now in use for Passenger and Freight
from Harrisburg to Emporium tgj miles on the Fast
ern Division and from Sheffield to Erie &c mite > on tic
Western Division.
TINE OF PAssrN0ER TRAINS AT NoErHuMBERLAsp.
Mail Train leaves, East . SO A. NJ
cypress IRAN " II % p. n.
Niail West 447
Ours ran through WITH CHANGE both ways on these
trains between Phladephiu and. Lock Haven and
Baltimore and Lock Haven New and olegant SIneD.
ing Cars accompanying the Express Train both ways
between Whliamsport and Baltimore, and Williams.
port and Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business an
ply al th" : H. Cor. llth and Market Sis.
ANA for Freight business of the Gonuany's Agents
) u. Kingston, Jr Cor 18Th and Market Ss., Phil'a'
J. ". Reynolds, Erie
VI. Drill, Agent \, c. II: r., Baltimore.
II. II. Houston, GEM. Freight AEt PhiladelDhi,
Lewis " lloupt, Cont Ticket hgt. Philadelphia,
Joseph d. Potts, Gcnl. Manage W Wilhulus ptlt.
October 81 lsb3.
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FEMALES-FEAIbLES.

Ia many affections peculiar Females the Extract
Buchu is uncquaicd Ly any other remedy, as in chic.
ross or Reteution rrrguariiy, pniuiuhc5F, or sup.
preston of Customary Excavations, liberated sCIr-
rhons state Of tue Uterus, LuuchnrrhBa or Whites.
trrility, aud for all complaints incident to the
whether arising from iGdiscreton hs5i,s Of dasIpa.
ton, III the
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STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS.

Csres Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Headache Genernf
uehlhty, Nervousness, Depression Of pirita Con.
'upauon, Collie, Intermittent Feycrs, Cramps
and spasms, and all omplaints Of either
SEX. arising from Bodily Weakness
whether inherent in the system or
produced by special csuses.
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HELNROLD'S
Genuine Preparations.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT ElrUU, a uo.l
tive ana specific yetueIy f.. is.c as tns La.itsr
kidneys. Gravel. dnd drr?sic'i ~, liinry
Ihis medicine increases tnr p-Nci VI uIgcs,ion and
o1C..c N" abs otbeuIs into healthy cotton b. wai
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