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By Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneers.

EVENLY ACRES OF LAND, ON
- THE MANCHESTER TURNPIKE, ONE
On FRIDAY, March slst, at / O'Clock p NJ, we
will sell, upon the premises seventy acres of LAND,
being part Of the Rhodes tract, situated as above,
opposite to the residence Of Mr.. A. c. Pullam, ad-
Benson and II. +. Cooke, and running back to
Reedy creek.
About fifty acres are cleared and twenty acres in
woods afording ample supply for The place. The
land lies we'll, has been improved, and is bcauti-
fully situated for cottage farm markeogarden,
commanding fine view Of Richmond
There are cabins the land, which afford ac-
commodatiOnS for servants.
It will be sold as whole or in lots, as may be
preferred at the time of sale.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS
NH 20 Auu ioncers.
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G IL L rn Il II E r Z \ D.
PLAID MUSLIN,
-BLEACHED COTTON,
LAWNS,
CALICOES,
MUSLIN DELAINS,
VELVET RIBBONS,
e-s-.=-------.-- COLORED FLANNELS,
COTTON CAflI1S'nnu
LINEN IIANDKERCHIFS,
for sale BY W Il POLK,
NH 2g-3t 1877 Main street
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TREASURY Dsr.Er~r.r,
CosxyrssAIE SrsTEg or AassIc,.
E,chmcnd. Va, August IS, lsGi }

CoHxycSpAIE SrsTEs or AassIcs. I
Kichmcnd, Vs, August IS. 1854. }
ID EQUATIONS FOR. CARRYING
IN INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE Is, 1864, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT.
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS Ok
THE ACT APPROVED NAY 10. 1861, 10 hA'
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BoNpS-.
Parties owning registered eight per cent. bon-s
under the act CT May l6, 1861 desiring TO exehan''
them Tor coupon bonds, will assign theta, IN ms
manner pointed out in the printed endorsement On
the back OF the certificate, TO the "Con!edeIa,s
States Of America, in exchange for coupon hordS
and cause them 10 DC presented to the Besls'er %
the Treasury Department. who will thogeui"n, n
compliance with the provisions Of the act Of Jun:
L. 1864 issue coupon bonds for the amount slecisa
ia the registered bonds so assigned.
GA. TRENHOLM,
ji2-ts secretary of the Treasury.
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AUCTION SALES.
: T'ffI1 DAYI'.,'


\Avvs 49, ~ssA Oo~~~/
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
w at our store, on THURSDAY, March soth.
as1o O'clock A: NJ,
ROSEWOOD MELODEON, four oetayes
so reams WRAPPING PAPER, twenty
sx and thirty-nine inches;
COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPER.
IS pieces A COLIIk's ENGLISH SHIRT
ING,
pieces CALICO,
Sc pair SHOE LASTS,
90 pieces CANTON FLANNEL,
50 pounds ENGLISH MUSTARD,
BLACK SEWING THREAD,
WINDOW GLASS.
l NIAGARA COOKING-STOVE,
80 gross superior STEEL PENS,
barrels SMOKING TOBACCO,
SADDLES, perfectly new;
4 S TKHNSa HAnsTEab Weed's Patent;
WARDROBES,
WASHSTANDS,
HAIR MATTRESSES.
SPRING MATTRESSES,
TIN SAFES,
WRITING DESKS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
MARsEILLEs COUNTERPANEs,
BLANKETS,
LACE CURTAINS.
LOOPS,
A large variety Of GLASSWARE,
/. . CHAIRS,
TABLES.
WILL BE ADDED:
splendid PIANO, manufactured by Gibbs,
beautiful aGn double cH1I.D's CARRIAGE,
500 900 LETTER ENVELOPES,
2 SOFAS.
MARKET GARDEN. s.
At II o'clock NJ. We will sell at auction, at our
store, a desirable MARKET GARDEN, of eleven
end half acres. situated about six miles from the
city, on the Brook turnpike. There is on the place
a comfortable dwelling, kitchen, stable, ice-hOuSe,
ice pond, and we'll of excellent water in the yard.
NH 80 REGNAULT & CO., -Auctioneers, sc.
BY Burton & Wallace, Auctioneers,
mo. Belvin's Block.)
CEILING OUT TO CLOSE BUSI
~ NEsS.-On THURSDAY, the 30th instant, at
store, corner of Main and Seventeenth streets,
we will sell at auction
pair FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES,
pair COUNTER SCALES,
10 or Il boxes MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
Lot of SHOES,
MEASURES,
EMPTY BARRELS,
T TAr
Small lot Of SODA,
MOTASSES,
MATCHES, and various articles usually
kept in a retail grocery.
BURTON & WALLACE, Auctioneers. NH 29-2t
By Redwood, Phillips Co., Auctoneers,
mo. 81 Main street.)
ON THURSDAY MORNING, 30th
instant. we will sell at auction, commencing
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the residence of Mr.. S.
Pearce, on Adams street, between Jackson and
Leigh, his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist
ing, in part, Of
SIDEBOARDS,
WARDROBES,
CHAIRS,
TABLES,
COOKING-STOVE, with its utensils.
ALSO,
WOOD STABLE, on the lot.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS & CO..
NH 30 Auctioneers.
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PECIAL NOTICE.-FOR SALE,
~ l superior MAHOGANY WARDROBE,
superior MAHOGANY MARBLE-TOP
BUREAU,
/ superior MAHOGANY MARBLE-TOP
WASIfSTAND,
pair TETE-A-TETES, covered with hair
cloth;
SPRING. BOTTOM CHAIRS I.
l Wilcox & Gibbs's SEWING MACHINE,
in good order.
Apply OF Second street, between Clay and Leigh,
third door from Clay, III Warwick's row..
NH I9-2ts
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond. July Is, 1864.


CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, July %, 1864.
TAXED TREASURY NOTES.-In Or
i der to promote, as far as practicable, the early
liquidation BY she Treasury Of the OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasu-
rer, and Pay Depositares in the different States,
hereby authorized to receive the said notes. except
the 800 notes. at 662 per eentun on deposit, issu.
ing for same certificates of loan, upon hypotEeea-
ton of non-taxaole bonds. The said certiieatestS
be payable on demand after tie expiration Of ninety
days.
And all agents for the sale Of the above bonds are
hereby authorized to receive the taxed notes, with
the exception above named, in payrnen. Of bonds,
wien sold, at the ratass &c; per centum.
q. A. TRENHOLM,
ja2-ts Secretary 81 the TreeSu y.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

"OUSE AND LOT, ON MECHANICS
VILE TURNPIKE, NEAR ITS INTER
SECIION WITH VENABLE STREET, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, April Sd. at
o'clock +. NJ, We will sell, the premises, the
HOUSE and LOT located as above, occupied by Dr..
Woodward.
The house is Of brick, containing seven rooms,
and ia Akerv neat and comfortable residence The
lot fronts fitty feet and runs back hundred and
thirty-fve feet.
FIRMS: Cash. GRUBBS ~ WILLIAMS,
rhh 80 AuctiOneers.
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q U n y R I ES.

NDRIES.
~ barrels high proof APPLE BRANDY,
/ barrel superior RYE WHISKEY,
barrels WHITE GREASE,
barrels CIDER VINEGAR,
l barrel TANNERS OIL,
barrels CORN, in ears;
bales A SIlEETING,
90 coils PLOW-LINE ROPE,
rolls SPRING CASHMERE,
200 pounds ENGLISH BLUESTONE,
dozen PLAID ARMY SHIRTS,
20 kegs OLD DOMINION NAILS, assorted !;
100 boxes and caddies CHEWING TOBACCO,
Choice sacs's SMOKING sieadI TOBACCO, in barrels
and bales
Va 0' ''''' ~ r. Il. ROBERTS,
Commission Merchant,
corner of Cary and Thirteenth Streets
NH 2S-3t'
CPECIAL NOTICE.
- FAMILY GROCERIES.-NEW STORE.
SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA,
LARD, RICE, FLOUR,
cRUsHBD SUGAR,
SORGHUM,
IRISH POTATOES.
PRIME PICKLED BEEF,
SOAP, CANDLES,
WRif'rsa PAPER,
SMOKING and CHEWING TOBACCO,
CIGARS. PIPES,
FANCY SOAPS &C., &C., &c.
WHITE Il ROBINS.
Store on Governor street, next to Purcell, Ladd &
Co.'s. NH 2I-6ts
A Z. PRIVATE SALE.-We offey at
IA private sale the following GOODS, just re-
Ceived:
1900 FELT and WOOL HATS, part of which
OF very superior quality;
$500 pairs WOOL CARDS.
ALSO,
An invoice of FRENCH and ENGLISH DRUGS.
consisting, in part, of
QUJNINE,
CALOMEL,
OPIUM,
sx1PECAC,
SwEREOSOTE,
- ISH FLIES, &c.
S * 4s.s.xsss L. \ ,BLUESTONE.
IT, ~ - = EAEE.
4 b IA Tennessee Feathers,
6affels old Bourbon Whiskey,
2 barrels fine Apple Brandy,
/ pipe pure French Brandy, warranted;
Fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. &C.,
W. +. LEFFEW, Commission Merchant,
Thirteenth, between Main and Cary.
NH C3--end3ts
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BY J. s. Atkinson s. Co.. Auctioneers.
(Nc. Ill Main street,

BY J. s. Atkinson s. Co.. Auctioneers.
(No. III Main street,
WE WILL SELL, on THURSDAY,
w March 3Oth, at 10 o'clock, at our auction
house. III Main street, an assortment of FURNI-
TURE, CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, GOLD and
SILVER WATCHES, &c, consisting Of
BUREAUS,
TABLES,
CHAIRS,
BEDS,
BEDsrEADs,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
> CIGARS,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's CLOTHING,
l splendid set OF DAMASK CURTAINS,
new;
20 pounds Nos and ENGLISH SHOT,
l fine set of SINGLE HARNESS., new;
o oAS9hSi BOOTS, new.
We also offer fine selection OF Bank, School and
other Books, too numerous to mention; in fact we
have everything that our friends may call for.
WILL BE ADDED:
BACON, &c.
CALLCOES,
/ piece Of CASHMERE
Assortment of LADIES SHOES.
deutle set of WAGON HARNESS, nearly
new; suitable for spring wagon.
l chest of YOUNG HYsON TEA. Parties
~, 40 !. S. ATKINSON ,;. CO:
RyQ +. Booth, .Auctioneer,
mo. $50 Main street, between Seventh and Eighty
WILL BE SOLD, AT MY SALES
w ROOM, on THURSDAY MORNING,
March 80, at 10 O'Clock, an assortment OF FURNI-
TURE, CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, GOLD and
SILVER WATCHES, etc, consisting OF
BUREAUS,
TABLES,
CHAIRS,
EDS and BEDSTEADs.
TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
LADIES' and GENTS CLOTHING,
| splendid SOLE-LEATIIEk TRUNK,
l fine GOLD HUNTING-CASE LIVER
WATCH,
Consignments solicited and received till morning
Of sale. lnh .. ID. T. BOOTH, Auctioneer.
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DvThomas w. Keesee, Auctioneer.
Governor street, between Main and Franklin.)
Condemned HORSES
AND MULES; Also, CONDEMNED HAIR.
Ms FOR SAIL: All AUCTION.-I will sell, On
WEDNES DAY, thu, 9TH day Of April next, at Ba-
tuu's Quarter branch; commencing a. IL o'clock
A. NJ,
80 condemned HORSES and MULES.
ALSO, ~>..
quantity Of condemned HARNESS.
h. p. ARCHER,
Major and Quartermaster.
r. W. KkEsEE, Aucticneer. NH 80
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Pay OFFICE ENGINEER DEPARTMENT
CONFEDERATE STATES,
80 ii LAW BUILDING, FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, March p, 1865. J

THE FOLLOWING CLAIMANTS,
from Virginia, are hereby notified that their
claims for loss of slaves have been adjudicated by
the Board Of Slave Claims, al that payment Of
them or their duly authorized agents at this office.
Powers of attorney must, in all cases, be signed
by the party executing the same, in duplicate, and
their signature witnessed by two subscribing Wit
neSSeS.
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BY Robinson, Adams & Co., Aactioneers,
corner of Ninth and Main streets
I'm FRIDAY NEXT, the 3lst instant,
commencing at 10 o'clock we will offer at
auction our usual assortment Of
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
GROCERIES,,
COTTON GOODS,
BOOTS,
SHOESan
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Consignme,lts solicited.
Particulars in special not ce on morning of sale.
NH % ROBINSON, ADAMS & co. :
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AUCTION SALES.
rUflURE DAY.
BY Regnault 4 Co., Auctioneers,
(No. A92 Main street.)

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
IL AUCTION. AT THE CORNER OF MAIN
AND NINTH STREETS-This lot contains one
hundred and thirty-tw0 feet on Main, running back
on Ninth street one hundred and sixty-three feet
three inches to the Mechanics Institute It will be
subdividcd into smaller lots, to suit the wishes Of
the lessces, for the space of twelve months. At
lessees BY the Trustees Of the Masonic Temple As
ISOLATION, or their agent, the said lots to be
surrendered by The said lessees, and the buildings
thereon (if any are to be removed by the occu-
rants of said lots. G. W. PURCELL,
Treasurer Masonic Temple Association.
Lease to be conducted by REGHArLT & Co, Adc-
tioneers, on the premises, MONDAY, April 8, 1865.
NH 2S-td
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HARvONA 'TOBACCO.-Having been
II appointed agents for the above celebrated
SMOKING TOBACCO, We solicit orders from tho
trade. PRESCOTT Il BAILY.
NH 27-6tS Al25 Main street
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EQR- SALE, large quantity of FOR
IL WARD SEED POTATOES-Pink Eve and
Mercer Apply to j. POWERS,
tenth. NH 29-3ts
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MOTE PAPER, NOTE PAPER.-Two
IN huEdr d eamsCONFEDERATE NOTE PA
PER for sale privately. Address box 1865. Rich
inond post-oflce. mh 2e-9ss
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I'm GRAY N G .-MASONIC EN-.
IL BLEaIS, WATCHES, RINGS, &C.. EN-
6RAVED promptly, and in the very best STYLE, by
GEORGE DUNN & co.
Music Publishers, corner Of Main and
Fourteenth streets, Richmond, Virginia.
NH est
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SADDLE AND HARNESS-MAKER6
~ can find employment md sxcelleut vsses q
sssets Only III % ana S sa1 a s e.:
yssys Of sss Nsed Npt1y. mn I--ssaxsw
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DEATHS.

In Salem township, Luzerne county, or
Saturday, May l4th, 1865. Mr.. WILLIAM
Pollock. IN the G2d year of his age
He was long faithful and consistent mem
Der Of the Presbyterian Church.
In Military Hospital, New York CITY,
April 1865, DANIEL SANDERS, oil Go. /,
2o3d R"gt. p. v, aged 80 years.
The subject of the above notice, is a
brother of the editor of this Journal. He
enlised in the army Of the United States,
in September last, at Willlamsport, and
attached himself to Company /, 2O3d
Regiment, Pennsylvania volunteers. He
participated in the attack on Fort Fisher
and the capture of Wilmington, after
which he contracted violent fever, and
was forwarded to New York. where he cx.
pired 10 one Of the Hospitals in that city.
lie leaves a wife and four small children,
and large circle of relatives and friends
to mourn his sudden and unexpected
death. Thus another patriot has gone to
his reward. Peace TO his ashes
BtrWick Gazette.
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County Officers Fees,

The following is a copy of the Ac
passed at the last session of the Leeisla
ture, increasing the fees of the severa
County Officers of this Commonwealth
1t will be observed that th Act is merel,
temporary in its provisions, and author
ICES the increase to be demanded during
the present year only:
An Act inc,easing theIfes ofMe scpeyo
County Officers Of This Comm onVeahh.
SECTION |. Be it enacted, &c. That
for one year from the passage of this Act,
the Sheriff., Prohonotaries, Clerks of the
Orphans COURT, Clerks of the Court of
Oyer and TermDer, Clerks Of the Court
OF Quarter Sessions, Recorders of Deeds,
and Registers of Wills, of the several
counties el this Commou wealth, shall be
and they are hereby authorized to add to,
collect and receive twenty per centum, in
addition to the sum total of all fees now
allowed by law: PROVIDED, That this
Act shall not apply to the counties of
PhiIadelphia and Allegheny, Susquehau.
nah, Bradford and Sullivan.
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Happiness.

The idea has been transmitted from
generation to generation TINT happiness is
one large and beautiful precious stone, a
single gem so rare that all search after 10
vain, all efforts for it hopeless. 1t is not
so. Happiness is a Mosaic composed OF
many smaller stones. Each taken apart
and viewed singly may be of little value,
but when all are grouped together and set,
they form pleasing and graceful whole
"A costly jewel. Tiample not under foot,
then, the little pleasures which a gracious
Providence scatters in the daily path, and
which in eager search after some great and
exciting Joy, we are SO apt to overlook -
Why should we always keep our eyes fix.
ed on the bright, distant horizon, while
there are so many lovely roses in the gar
den in which We are permitted to walk /?
The very ardor of our chase after happi-
ness may be the reason that she so often
eludes our grasp We pantingIy strain af.
ter her when she has been graciouslv
brought nigh unto US.
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General Jackson's Motto.

"Ihlnk before you act, but when the
time for action comes, stop thinking. -
This is the true doctrine. Many men fail
in life and 90 down to the grave with
hopes blasted and prospects Of happiness
unrealized because they did not adopt and
act upon this motto. Nothing so prepare:
a man for action as thought; but nothing
so units man for action in the course O,
action Better by far adopt some course
and pnrSue it enegetically, even though i,
may not be the best, than to keep contin.
ually thinking without action. eco ahead
ought to be printed in every young mans
hat, and read until il becomes apar; of his
nature, until he can act upon his Judge.
nent, and not be turned from his cours 6
by every wind of interested advice. In
conclusion we would say "Think before
you act ! but when the time for action
comes, stop thinking"
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Total number Of refners, 25 Nmout Of
daily How Of oil, e,7l7 barrels amount
at date on hand, 90, ,450 barrels amount
already shipped, about 900 600 barrels :;
valued at about 81 O92 06O on the grounds
Average cost of well, 81 900; Of all the
wells, s495,Oo0j machinery, &C., $4,000
to $1,000; all the wells, $500 900.
But the oil region extends much fur
ther north. A citizen of Cuba, Alleghany
county, New York, writes, under date
oi January 3, 1861 "Our village to day
is in blaze Of excitement, consequent up
on the discovery of oil in largo quantities
in this immediate vicinity" An old mad
hole, twenty feet across and ten feet deep,
exists at the foot Of the hill on the west
side of the village, always covered with
oil, lannon's for curing sprains and bruises.
1t is included in an Indian reservation one
mile square, and has been described in the
history of Sullivan's campaign, Governor
Seymour, Judge Chamberlain, and others
took possession of the reservation few
years ago, and have carried on lawsuits
with the Indian claimants ever since but
10 1860 Alden, Bradley & Co., leased it of
all parties and began to drive pipe down
into the bog At thirty feet the oil began
to spout at the rate of barrel an hour ;
other wells soon followed. Thus one oil
field after another was opened and occu-
pied in the United States along the western
borders of the great coal fold,
Meanwhile the western Canadians we're
not idle. The existence Of bitumen in the
cornlferous limestone formation of the Pc
ninsula had been reported to the chief of
the geological survey of the province by
Mr.. Murray the western assistant geolo-
gist, as earley as 1874, and the oil springs
of the valleys of the Tames river and
Bear creek are to be seen described in the
reports Of progress of 1850 and 1851. In
1853 the process Of Mr.. Young, of Glas-
gov, brought these Enniskillen county
bituman springs into wide repute, and in
1857 Mr.. William Nj. Williams of Ham
ilton, quilted the distiIlation of the solid
bitumen, to undertake deep borings, in the
hope OF reaching its mother oil in larger
quantities. Although in far lower forma-
ton than those from which the United
States oil proceeds,he was entirely success
ful, and was followed by crowd, of ad.
venturers, who sank nearly a hundred
wells in Black and Bear Creek valleys
before the visit OF Mr. 7. Sterry Hunt, in
December, $50. By his report we learn
that from the sma proportion OF this
number that did produce available quaint.
ties there bad, nevertheless, been obtained
at least 100000 gallons. Since then 9th
ers have been finished, In August, 1862
there were three hundred and three new
and productive wells were reported in No
vember following. Even at Gaspe, near
the mouth Of the St. Lawrence, where Sir
VIM, Gogan describes petroleum springs
long ago, companies began to bo formed
in s62 to bore for oil.
In Virginia wells are in operation in
Rilohie and Writ counties.
(1Heory nert week
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From the "Staats Zeitung," April "a '65
How You Can Get a Prize.

Send Twenty-Five Gents to us, aud as soon AZ W.
receive II we WI mai you certificate showing what
YOU send back the Certificate and One Dollar a,d ws
VIII forward you the article matter how costly il
may be- II the article Is not what you wish salr
wren You send the Certificate aud dollar what other
article of the same va ne you prefer and we will send
IT, II you w'h more than one CerIiicatG send Us 81
and we will send 70 for So, eleven; for Sj thirt:
for $40, sixty for SIS, one hundred '' ,
AGENTS ARE WANTED ia The Army and IN every
place We have an iuIinense stock Of goods To dis
pose Of and need large nHber of Agents Our terms
TO Agents are very liberal aud some even Of our Lady
Agents are making from 50 10 SsO day. We give
ded thry remit not less than 81 for eight
GB Write your name aud address distinctly ami saw
only what is necessary. '
GIRARD w, DEYAUGH & Co.,
10 Maiden Lane, New York.
Msy a. 1865, sm,
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say' The Pennsylvania State Agricul.
tural Society announce that its next exhi.
bltion is to be held at the fourishing city
o. Wil)iamsport, commencing on Tuesday
September Goth, and continuing as usual,
four days The premium lis. is the most
liberal one ever prepared for issue by this
Society, heretofore liberal to a fault in this
respect. We trust the affair will be the
best Of its kind ever held in the tate.
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ag- American Musical Instruments are
winning golden opinions abroad. A recent
number of the Leipzig Signate, the lead
ing musical journal of Europe mentions
the superiority of the Mason & Hamlin
Cabinet Organ-, manufactured in Boston,
I'M imat ug that these manufacturers have
discovered the secret of avoiding the harsh
reedy tones Of other instruments Of this
class
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sas~ The following tribute to the Dem.
ocratic party-tho only truly national
party which has existed in the country
since the demise of the Wing party-we
find in recent issue Of the New York
1'"''s' (Repubican.) Let men of all
parties read it aud profit thereby. That
paper says:
1.-The life and strength of the old Dem.
ocralic party was its nationIsprit. From
its earliest history this never failed to as.
sert Itself clearly, ferventIy, we may say,
indeed, fPrcely, on every question in
voIvlng the preservation, or the enlarge
men', or the honor and glory of the oo1n,
ny. In our great controversies with
England with France with Mexico, it
was peculiarly the war party most apt to
plant itself on high pretensions and, ex
treme claims. In our domestic affairs, il
was the party that alC.w labored mo.t
earnestly IN put doa0n sectional discord,
and TO strengthen The bands of the Ua,ou
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Il distinguished Democrqt.-Gep,
WIN. H. MILLER, NC of the Dauphin Dis
trlet, paid Us a brief vi sit on last NVednes
day During his sojourn in Bloomsbury,
he was the guest of Senator Buckalew
Gen. MILLER is one oil the ablest men and
purest democrats in Pennsylvania and is he
patriotic member in Congress who at the
last Session Indignantly refused the bribe
of SlOO 900 offered him by tbo miniou,
of the late Administration il he would
only absent himself for few moments
from his seat during the vote on the SO.
called Amendment to the Constitution,
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MAR RIAGES.

Al Town Hill, on the evening of the
I'd inst by Rev. Charles Ceaver, Mr..
NELSON EvELAND, of Co, A, SID Regt.
+. ", 10 Mis- NETTIE BELL, of Fair
mount,