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DANCING ACADEMIES.
n L. CARPENTER u SONS DANCING
/

II Il. lAhPENIER & SUNS DANCING
No 625 ARCH STREET. .. ......
ID. L. Carpenter. the Well known and experienced
Master o. Dancing and Casthenics, respectfully in
forms Parents and Young Ladies and Gentlemen that
his Academy for Private Tuition will reopen for the
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER l, 1866 rtgr
for the Fail Winter, and Spring.
his scholars in particular, and he con ~ sseH
puHctusly at his rooms, NO. 645 ARR. Street daily
AN' NsD BAYS OF TUITION FOR, ,.nrus
MONDAY WEDNESDAY DsH6 = AAN,D FRIpAY FsPlAYs AFTER
rvpsI FOB Y9TSS ~ MIs E4S AND MASTERS.
rrvsr yEyyEENIE.Gs yEE.G FOR SG3ENTLEvEN.
TUESDAY THU uRsDAY, AND sAIURDAY EVEN
PRIVATE LvENrxcs5 5SGSf FoRf LADIES AND GEN
MoNDAY, wEDNEsDAYM.I And FRIDAY EVEN
DIRECT PRIVATE TUITION
given IN classes or single lessons every morning
Academy
the latest fashionable dances OF the season
AZ Galops Naltzes, Hops tic, and the many dfieI.
GERMAN CoTILLIoN
together he will tea ch usual al round dances and
Quadrilles, and, in fact any dance thai NAV : re-
9uested Scholars can commence at any time u,irinO
the fall and winter seasons. e
PRIVATE COTILLION S0IREES
VIII be given to scholars and friends at his Rooms this
season, as well as course Of Evening Subscription
soirees at the NJ Musca Fund Ball and a grand Mas0ue
Annual Floral Bail v Il be given at the Academy OF
cation 10 d l.. Carpenter
Tickets are Teaoy AZ his rooms for his Opening soiree
S73m No. 625 ARCH Street
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N o I G f.
lndenluIe Mortgage Of the property berenafter de
scibed eSecu by the Tyrone and Clealeld Railroad
the ga dGs o bonds OF & ihd
Company 70 the am9un OF s2z5 GG9 which Mortgage Is
the off for recording deeds etc in and for the county
book pages and s. and in the oaiee T Tor r re-
Ias s SaS ls1s ss!Esss 8
the Hs % Rs d Se sad a
in Of the written ie9uGs 10 me directed Of the
bonds by virtue Of the power conferred upon me in
hSt respect BY the saa STgasS expose to pubc sas
soNSs SSr huGtioneers A. a. the PRiLADELPHIA EX
th day Of September d. Gs upoS IN the ferSs anS rns
conditions hereinafter stated the Whole of the said
The whole Of thai section of said Tyrone and Clear
a oof S ne a e
county, Penhsylvan TO fhilipsburg Centre county,
fences, PRIVILEGES, rghts, and all cal property o.
every d al h HX ha saa and f. p oR
LANDS used and occupied Tor railways depots or sta
tons between said points. with The buildings stand
ing thereon or procured therefor
AND GENERALLY ...
All The lands, railways rais bridges cuverts tres @
Of way workshops, machinery, stations depots DEPOT
grounds works, masOnry, and other supeIstructure
nature or kind appertanng belonging to the above
mentioned property. and 10 the said section of SAID
Tyrone and { carrie d abroad and owned by said Com
pany III connection therewi
The saio section of Tyrone and Cleareld Railroad
exter ding from he intersection OF the yrone and Clear
eld Railroad with the railroad formerly belonging to
the 1yrOne and Lockhaven Railroad Company, but
70 the Bald Eagle Valley Railroad Company, Is about
70 miles in length - I..
$1,000 Of the purchase money 20 be paid in cash when
the property struck or and the balance within 20 days
thereafter
PAYMENT on account of the saio ba ance OF purchase
money TO the OF the dividend thereof payable
the bonds secured by the said mortgage and the
coupons OF the said bonds be made In the said
BONDS or coupons and 4 the dividend is less than
actual sum cue upon the said bonds coupons the
holders may retain possession the said bonds and
coupons on recepng to the said Trustee for the SAID
dividend and endorsing payment OF the same on the said
bonds or coupons.
Upon the purchase money being paid aforesaid the
Trustee will execute and deliver deed convey ance
OF the premises to the purchaser purchasers pur-
suance OF the power conferred upon him by the said
mortgage. 49,
Any iurther information in respect to said SALE or
premises may be had upon applica ton to the under
stoned Trustee at the office OF the Pennsy vania Rail
road Company, No. 23S S. Third street, Phi adelpha.
JOHN EDGAR TH0M on. Trustee,
No. 238 s. THIRD Street.
Nj. THOMAS d SONS. Auctioneer,
B Il mf4m Nos. l39 and l4l 3. FOURTH rect.
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WISTAR'S BALSA m
w / l. d G II E r r Y

HAS BEEN USED FOR NEARLY
HALF A CENTURY,
WITH THE MOST ASTONISHING SUCCESS IN CURING
CoqGAs GokPs, h9ARsEEEss, 3eSE ;,,IsRE SORE THROAT
lNf1VVEERRA4c liver o&eGGETe SR9SH fGffS9Uf
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING,
FE AFFECffoN HTR Or OF
THE THROAT, LUNGS, AND CHEST.
CONSU TION,
w9h @ S Scms 81 S SsE
extent than anv other malady, often
YIELDS TO THIS REMEDY
When all others prove Intellectual.
AS MEDICINE,
RAPID IN RELIEF, SOOTHING IN EFFECT IN
ITS OPERATION
1T is UNSURPASSED!
While preparation, iree from noxious INGREDIENTS
RHoWIedSe Combining ali that is valuable In the Veges
bic kingdom LOT this class o. disease, It's
INCOMPARABLEI
And is entitled merits and receives the general conf
SEYMOUR THATCHER NJ. D.,
Of Herman \; r., writes as lollows:-
satisfaction II seems TO cure Cough by loosenng and
SleSnsins "a the lungs and Gayng irritation THUS
AND LEAVING THE CAUSE BEHIND. consider the Basa
bo as any, II not the best Cough medicine with
From bon Judge g sPRAKER, 81 oanajoharle, N Y.
have used DR. WIsTGRs BALsAM OF WILD cTSRsg t6r
years that take great easure m recon-
purposes Tor which il intended In canes asS GE the
Phhsts or Affections OF the Throat, have never met
with anything equal to it, ~
Very respectfully, DAVID SPEAKER
the Rev. JACOB SECHLER, of Hanover Pa
We'll known and much respected among the German
population In this country makes FOLLOWING stata
ment OI the benefit OF the afflicted:- . $3.50
Dear sirs ;-Having Ieaized IN my family important
benefits from the use OF our valuable preDara ion
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRi-it affords me plea
sure TO recommend IL to u public Some eight wears
ago one OF my daughters seemed 10 be in decline anG
little hopes OF her recovery were enter aned then
procured bottle of your excelen; Basam aud before
she had taken the whole OF the contents of the bote
there gre at improvement in her hea tn / bsva
in my individual case made frequent your vauS
Bile medicine, and have always been benehted by e.
JACOB SECHLER
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR A BOTTLE. l
FOR SALE
J. p. DINSM0RE. No. SO DEY Street, New York
SETH W. FoWLE son, Proprietors BostoI \.
And by all Druggists q lssIst
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
II XTEN NSIVE AUCTION SALE
CONVENIENT TOBACCO.
SEVERAL HUNDRED HOGSHEADS
FINE VIRGINIA LEAF.

FINE VIRGINIA LEAF.
ARhAsURY DEPARTMENT, CUSTOM HoUsR !
RIoAMoND, Va, August 8, 1866
IN compliance with Instructions from Ii A. Ris-
icy, ~ O., Supervising SPECIAL Agent there will be
soo, TO the highest bidder at pubic AUCTION at II
ociock IN the forenoon of WEDNESDAY,, the 9th
gay OF September next, at WINSHON'S BUILD
ING, corner of FOUR CEENrH ana CARY Streets
Gaey IN me city OF RICHMOND, Virginia, the following
CAP URED AND ABANDONED PROPERTY.
VIZ a.f
TWO HUNDRED (oR MoREl HOGsHEADs
LEAF TOBACCO,
FIVE HUNDRED BOXES MANUFACTURER
TOBACCO.
The Leaf Tobacco has been gathered from tho
counties of Bedford, Roanoke. Franklin, CamnbaI
Henry, Patrick, Halifax, Prince Edward PiItsvIoa1
MIA, Mecklenburg and Charlotte comprislng ali tha
gooo tobacco lands in the State Much of N IL oG
the finest quality, suitable for wrappers and bSs
been well cured and preserved. THIS sale nreaenes
opportunities 10 the manufacturer and dealer rssa-
offered. should the demand warrant some fhrea ~
four hundred hogsheads more may be added M tSs
sale which will complete the disposition Of Viroi e
Tobacco for Government account NA"
Samples OF each hogshead will be ready for inanao
sale. 'NN"y VI
Terms-Cash, In government funds.
o,o JOHN S. LOOMS
'iO" sistant SReetaI Agent.
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6 c r o r U l. a ,

All Medical Men agree that IODINE is THE REST
Ri MEDY OF crolula and nj kindred diseases ever dis
lion OF 1t. ~ "o
DIR. I'll. ANDERs' IODINE WATER
Is Pure Solution Of Iodine, WITHOUT SOLVENT
Containing FULL GRAIN to each ounce of water
MOST POWERFUL VITA LIZING AGENT AMI
RESTORATIVE
1t HAS cured and WILL SCROFULA In all its mani
told orms,
ULCERS, CANCERS, SYPHILIS, SALT RHEUM
And has been used with astonishing success in
OF RHEuMATIsM, DYSPEPSIA, CONSUMPTION. EENATE
COMPLAINTS HEART LIVER, and KIDNEY DIS sAsEs etc
Circulars will be sent to any one sending their
address e '0"
Price 90 a bottle, or 6 for S5 co.
Prepared by Dr. IL. AN DERS, Physician and Chemist
FOR SALE BY
J. p. DINSMOHE,
No 36 DEY Street New York
AND BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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GTEIGLEDER, TROUT, VOIGT q CO.,
~ beg most respectfully 10 call the attention OF the
public at large to their newly invented Patent,
THE UNIVERSAL ALARMIST,
which, Dy dschargmg percussion cap, made expressly
ior the purpose will prove very ehectual In the preven-
lhe following are some of its great advantages:-
st. simplicity OF construction cheapness and in
application, so that servant or child may set II.
"a. freedom from danger TO persons or property.
50. Universally Of application to anv part of Door,
window Grating, Shutter, Gate, Garden, Preserve,
4th 1t gives a check TO burglars by alarming the in
mates, ghbors and police.
9th The mind relieved from much painful anxiety,
In female Loneliness old age especially when articles
OF Great value are kept In the house,
on chamber doors
h Its construction Is simple and not liable to get out
of order
STRUMENT
We have put our article at the low price Of ONE
DOLLAR, inclusive Of 20 caps, and II cannot be got
che either iIom nom agents, For urthef
particulars inquire of or address,
BTEtGLEDER, TROUT, V0IGT u co.,
once, No. 6A WALNUT street.,
We win send the ALARAusT to any part oi the
country on receipt OF price, and Is cents extra iOE
Country Agents wanted SDSn
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Eighth Ward. d.-Srlect Council A. l.. Hodgdor.
Adjourned until Monday evening to complete
the nominations.
Ninth Ward.-Select Council, William g.
Stokley. Common Council Alfred II Merchon
School Directors, r. @. Markley Jr b, w.
Beasly, DR.. s. W. B. Mitchell
Tenth Ward.-Common Council, A. Wilson
HenZey School Directors Charles Jewell.
Gayln, II. Woodward, A. II. Dehaven, Alder.
men, Lewis GodboU, William p. Hibberd.
Twelfth Ward.-Common Council, NJ. Hall
Stanton. School Directors, Charles Wagner,
Thomas Grace, Ed. Spangler, Robert Banks.
Alderman, job Rickerts. Assessors, Benjamin
Thomas.
Thirteenth Ward.-Select Council, Alexander
N. Fox. Common Council, John L. Shoemaker.
Sch col Directors, Philip Frazer, Chas. NJ. Car.
penter, Charles W. Baker. Aldermen, Joseph
Plankiugton, VIM. FL. Butler
Fourteenth Ward.-Common Council, JOS 2.
Hancock. School Directors, Robert W. Down
ing, David Cramer, John A. Stilman, Joseph G.
Rittenhouse, Z. W. Leighton. Alderman Jacob
r. Massey.
Fifteenth ward.-select Council, John ].
Kprsey.
Sixteenth Ward.-Common Council, Samuel
). Temkins. Alderman, Thomas Wiley School
Directors, J. w. Gilllngham, j. Allburger s,
Jones (for three years), William Bumm, D. Reed
q. Baines, Jr. Zone year,.
Seventeenth Ward.-Conventlon met, organ
lied, and adjourned without making nomina.
tons
Eighteenth Ward.-Common Council, Daniel
I: hay' Alderman, Albert L. Eggleton. school
Directors, William White, Joseph Paxton, George
Smith Constable, Henry Rudolph.
Nineteenth WaTd.-Common Council, f. c.
Martin, Joseph G. Ernest. Aldermen, Charles
Lewis William Neal, William r. Helms. .
TUentieth Ward.-Common Council, joseph
f. Marcer, Angus Cameron. Aldermen, Francis
Hood, Chalkley Kemble. School Directors
Charles Craig, Thomas b. Reeves, George W.
stull, George Weidner.
Twenty-sIXth Ward. rd.-Common Council, Robert
Armstrong. School Directors, Casper Fite, Wash
ington i. Bladen. Alderman Thomas McEvoy.
Twenty Ward.-Select Council, r. s.
Dillingham;. Common Council, William ogden.
Alderman, Thomas Randall.
INDEPENDENT NOMINATION.
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MEDICAL.
VOX ULI.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,

NO. ~ SOuth Il II 1llNO oJrSe
Price, $1'OO per Bottle $50 or half.a dozen.
n he undersigned citizens take pleasure in cheerful
couR hs COLDS consun ption whoOping-cOugb spotted
ever, liver compGmt, pains in the breast, bronchids,
inflammation ard restriction air vesse in the lungs,
etc, be rem, dy should be in every family -
Charles G. wilson fome' ' Press office.
Charles fl Graftn, Sunday Mercury office.
James Nolen h.Qu rer office
william 4. orbit AssoClat ed Press,
William IL. Carpenter Fire Warm and Police
graph 18th ana hesnut streets.
Randolph Front and Cmbard streets.
James W. pcrine No, 1923 Charles street..
Il a. Davis No. 323 Gaskil street.
John oodsde No 1891 Frank in street.
Robert Thompson No lG0S W alter street,
T. y. MaTen, No. 6Z6 Fran Kiln rect
John seymour, No. 6l3 s. Front street.
I. " Howard No Dock street
II. G. Il artet No. 527 g. econd street.
L. Hates No. sos Arch street
Albert Martin; 10. AZ :. Second street
Mary Cadwen No 1892 SAMSON street.
W Thomas o. 20 n. Fourth street
4. NJ. Iarthy. No.ls Etreth's alley.
George son. No 236 Race street
". BrooGs, No.69 North second street
NJ. j. Hassett, No. ll9 Csnal street.
s. seymour Rose Busflcton.
Char es Rogers, No. S2l South street.
Z. T. We ing on, ~,cond and Quarry stree
/. T.. Thomas No. 1855 South ,ixt street
William Barns 40 81 south front rect
s. $. Sanford, Opera Manager
John MaRnnis rear OF No 1874 North Second street.
Mrs. :. ChoGte, Newafk, DEL
Ar William B. Wrgh:-
SIR I've take pleasure IN recommending your I1AH
quantities exec en-, and elc lcacious remedy
the complaints set forth In printed Dill already
submitted 10 the public. gratifying act to suffering
hun anity Will cheer'u v recommend our prepare
DILKs q SON, Druggists,
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
LFOr Additional Local items see FVg. Page.

kFor Additional Local Items see Fifat Page. J
IHE REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. - We
recaptulate the results of the nominating Con
VentiOns held yesterday
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINEES.
LIST District-Jo.eph r. Lyndall, Esq.
20 Dstr1ct-Hon Charles O'Neill.
sd D1strict-Hon. Leonard Myers.
th Dlstrict-Hon. william ID. Kelley.
SENATORIAL.
Mr.. Jeremiah Nichols was nominated in the
FIRST Senatorial District.
REPRESENTATIVE NOMINATIONS.
lst District-George Ghegan.
I'd Dlstrict-RObert G. Tlttermary.
Sd Dis ct-No return.
4th Dlstrlct-Wilham W. Watt.
9th Dlstrict-Joseph T. Thomas
9th DIstrlCt-James Freeborn
9TH District-James Subers.
Sth Distict-James N Kerns,
9th Dstrict-No return.
10th DistTict-Elisha w. Davis.
llth Dlstrlct-W. j. Donohugh.
18th Dstrict-AleXander Adair.
18th District-Enos c. Renner
14tn Dstrict-No return.
18th District-George De Haven.
18th Dstrict-David Wallace.
18th Dstrict-E. G. Lee
18th Distrlct-James N. Marks.
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in extreme cases OF Debility,

in extreme cases OF Debility,
BILLS EXTERNAL REMEDY,
Price Two Dollars sufficient Tor month can be use
10 good advantage.
II Rives Strength to the system and with the Pills.
viii effect a comp etc RestOl alton
Pamphlet o 100 pages he ERRORS OF YOUTH
designed as Lecture and au ion to oung Men sent
free. Ten Cents required to postage
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DR.. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician,
No 80 BROADWAY New York
And you will receive them by return of mail post paid
and IL IRON observation.
For. sale by DYOTl ~ CO., No. 232 n. SECOND
Street 0uS
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JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY q CowDEN 8,
DYCTT & GO =,
nd all principal Druggists and Dealers
The SUI scrber would beg leave ur her to say tha
ne is prepared to fill orders aLd forward the syrup
any part OF he country. Persons desiring other inor
ma ION by nal will inclose posnpe amp answen
VIII re returned as soon as the exieencies OF business
WILLIAM b. WRIGHT,
$40 NO. al :. THIRD Street Phi adelphia Pa.
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II you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
o. your Druggist take no other but send the money
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MEDICAL.

THE Pc VIAN
s Y II II p
Is A PROTECTED SOLUTION OF TIE
PRoToxIDE OF IRON
new discovery in medicine which
sTRIKEs AT THE ROOT Of DISEASE,
BY supplying the Blood With its VITAL PRINCIPLE, OR
LIFE ELEMENT-IhON.
This Is The secret oftne wonderful this remedy
In curing
CHRONiH UIAhRHG, g.. BoiI,sA AtEERvoUUss UUsorSi HF.
Fl ITIoNs, CHlLLs AND FrVERS bun
EASES oFTHE K1bEFYs AND t6Gi' B '.AD. %
DER, F. MALE COMPLAINTS,
And ali diseases orisina ing ina
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD,
Or accompanied BY Debility or a ow sta of the system
, Ssinn & iree rec rom AlcQho in any orm Its energzing eff
IeSIs axe not 0l owed by corresponding reecon but
paris o tne and building up an Iron Constitution
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY
From the Yonerab Arcbdeacon SCOTT. ID ID.
"luEHAM, Canada East March a. 1855
years standing" 1
q have been wonGerfuly benefited in the
three short weeks during which used the Pc uvan
Syrup that can scarce persuade of the reality
am widely know NJ and can hut az dhe eh9nge
that which has done so much for me-"
n tASE Of - I EARS STANDING CURED
FROM IkSLEY JEwErC, No Is Avon ace Bos,o,
L have suffered, and some times severely for l7 yar
rom dyspep>ia commenced TAX ng the Porn Wan
syrup Hnt found immediate bonot from it, in the course
OF three or tour weeks was entirely relieved from N
suferngs and have enjoyed uninterrupted heath ever
One of the most distinguished Jursts in New England
writes to Friend olio VS. =
VI have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, ard tho result
fully susains your prediction. 1t has made a new man
OF me in used into my system vgor and eneryy;
am no longer tremu Gus and debi aed as wht n YOU
last saw me- but stronger artier and with larger
c y for labor, mental and physc than at anv timo
during the last FIVE ears " ~
An eminent Divine OF Boston says:-
II have been u'ing the PERUVIAN SYRUP for some
tune pasti Il gives me new vigor, buoyancy of spirits
elasticity OF muscle "
ThouSdnds haze ten chan ged by the use of hsreD dy
ron 10 az, ckg SDD Ttq creatures TO roma heathI
ara Many men and D0en; and HUd ds cannot reason
d6ty heSitdie 20 gtUe n a fTtd.
pamphlet of 81 containing certificates OF
and recommendations from OF the most eminent
physicians clergymen and others will be sent FREE To-
any address. ~ ' W
See that each bottle has PERUVIAN SYRUP blown IN
the glass ~
FOR SALE BY
j. p. DINSMORE, PROPRIETOR.
No. 80 DEY Street, New York
AND BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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BELL's sPECIFIC PILLS,

ASAAHA . SE FAAASy
Price One Dollar per Box, six Boxes for Five Dol
lars; asO. Large Boxes containing Four Small,
Price Three Dollars
From tour to six boxes genera required 10 cure
ordinary cases though benefit Is derived using O
single box
In hronIc Cases. where Nervous Prostration has
affected the system.
BELLS TONIC PILLS
are recommended the mos Lfficacous Reiuyenatipe
and lnvpOratng Remedy in the word
Package Piice Five Dollars. wi last month, and
Is genera v sufficient
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INDEPENDENT NOMINATION.

A meeting of citizens of the Second Congress
sional District was held last evening at the Hall
OF the Schuylkill Hose Company, and Mr.. John
Hulme was placed on nomination as an inde-
pendent candidate to represent the District in
Congress.
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: L A D N E w s

q l. A d n e W
FOR THE UNFoKTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted i'm all cases or the SPEEDY and PERMAl
CURE OF all diseases arising excesses in vouth
Physical and Nervous Debility, etc. etc
NO Cha NGE OF DIET Is EECESSARY.
They used without de ion, and never fail to
eject Cure, ii used according to instructions.
, 1866-03-07
TIE OLD COPPKWIIEAD Gun.

The Washington lnt<utgescer intimates that
the new johnson rebel party cannot get its
machinery into working order in New Hamp-
shire and Connecticut in time to take the
field with ticket at the approaching cleo
uons. It says the t'full Congressional delega-
tion" Of the former State is unit against the
President, and TINT IN Connecticut the "real
popular 'feeling' in behalf Of the
President is not yet Developed. Mean
while, however, 1t officially warns the
supposed Republicans who are "heart,
hand and head" friendly to Andrew John
sons policy not 10 be deceived into voting the
regular Republican ticket, as the election Of
that ticket twill be proclaimed far and wlde
as condemnation Of the policy Of the Presl-
dent.'
But tho President's oracle 'fnforms us alt
will be different when the elections take place
next fall 10 the Middle and Western states.'
There the friends Of the President viii have
time 10 confer and make their determination
felt at the polls" Let the Copperheads or
sanize. Let y'allandi!ssh.m, Storey, II. Clay
Dean, Isaiah Rynders, Brick romcroy, and the
other friends Of the President begin their
work, for they have taken hold Of q heavy job
with . .m.la -nPiees. Dat -vuragr; AIDED D..
q few miracles, may carry them through.
, 1866-03-07

4 d8ushter Of Sir William Herxchrl, tho Enql,*h
astronomer, was lately converted 70 Roman Ca.
tnobeism through the tnnuence Of Father SceehI OF
tsome we'll knoa for bis lnslnuating pr1est-c,at,
The Huuea.7aus Gre far from beng As entmoused
with the new Austrian dlspensat,on as represented
BY the rtcnnese Journals Al ball rrcently gwen
at Pesth By The Countess keRlev1ch, daughter OF
tie marty7ed hero BatthyanJ. = quarrel tha, had
broken out on a question Of etiquette between the
Austrian Empcror'e suite. and some young Huues-
sian pnbscmcn, Has unanimously dectded In ayor
OF the LATTER to the great indignation Of the Haps-
burg courtfe1s-
Father nsaciuthe Il one Of the most e]oauent
and, at the came time. ons ol the least orthodox
Fl nch priests. The Pope's Suncio In Parts d.
noupce. his heterodoxy and, It Is ead that the Rev.
Father w1e summoned at his mitigation 70 Rome 10
be rcbuked BY Pho Mono. Now, the Countess va.
leHskn. vile of Lor1s Sapoleon'e ha1fhroucr Wa
texFki. {the new President Of the French senate J
happens to be Of the mott elegant and the
time, Innst inqutstive ladies Of the French Court
and. On the Nuncio making recently hTs appearance
In her ball room. Ehe asked him point blink whether
IL W1s true thek he objected 10 N.ten 10 nyncnthee
sermons. "Qulte ttue," replied The Pope'e amoas-
ssdor, With emilc, II do not need to BE- con-
vts1ed.''
col. vedro Etpinot, Spanish revolusiontst, who
w=s recently executed By order OF Aarshal o'Don-
The weather being beautiful, he expressed his de-
light At being put to death On such tunuy day,
ard calling upon the soldiers to aim steadily Al hIs
heart, This requeet complied WITH and eight ont
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