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na'e eaakea ~ n'aIn acAa5 a"u tsios' ~
gel 10 eonsla1'.ihome. nlessase may nave
70 oc man'ralatea ny tfehcnmen, ne'e'ahs,
Dutchmeh aud 9c5ma1's. hcsldcs seFsian ana
"alaci1an agents, before II reaches tle 40
ln'nsons of Turkey then !" its transmission
toward Calcutta It meets with tedious wait
ins in the unmcFcantilc iinnus or half barbat
rian Turks. The result Is that the average
communications with India occupy more
than week, while sometimes the peninsn-
lar steamers make G,stcr time than the tc1c-
rrams Which preceded them. and yet the
wircs take tue business, and that ut au iu,.
,nensc expense.
But the triumph. of tclcrrap,,y /, the At.
1antic cab,c: and tlc list Incarnation Of The
god Of pr,c,ical lightning is Cyrus ". Field.
The sca monster OF ancient fable il truth
1rtl,p mermaid be houx OF plnins sailors
fancy, tho sea serpent il an actual thing. 1,
was born in that queer New England boz o
notions, q Yankcc Uranium anA It grc. mi
thrivcd, tl'l upon ono fine day 1t cnsnc fortl
md sought the "sniddfe watcrs' Of The grca
deep. il set into the Atlantic from the eoas
of1reland, aud SWAIN down the mountain De
, 1866-08-24

Lisa. It is confidently believed that Austria
cedes pnrt Of the Italian Tyrol to Italy
enough 10 give us decent frontier,
, 1866-08-24

CHANGING: ON THE VERGE,

In the Presidents speech to the Convcn-
lon Committce-the same speech In which
lie declared how easily he could declare HIM
elf dictator-hc seemed TO be somewhat in
loubt whether there was any legislative
Department Of the United States Govern
ncnt at all. Speaking of the Congress Of
he United States, he said:
ave have sect! bapgiu. on tho rcrec Of The
Government, as It were, a tody called, or which
ahile d tse il i cobsSess of on,S part Of :he
st1tes."
There is considerable obscurity in the
meaning Of this language, IL separated from
The general drift and bearing Of the whole
speech and, In fact, the speech itself needs
q knowledge Of other circumstances In
order to make its meaning clear and intctli-
eiblc. Thus, in the declaration Of principles !
Of the Philadelphia Convention there are !
these words:
ave call upon The people OF the El,tied States
TO elect to Congress as members thefeof none hat
men who viii rces.se 70 seats thetela loya!
the United Slatcs-'
: In tho address TO tic people by the same
Convention is the following appeal:
I'VE call upon you IN every Congressional Dis
tHci Of eye siate 10 secais !he election Of mem
bcrH. who. Whatcsc CT othcr differences may charac-
icrize their political action, will mite hl recog-
MIXING the fight Ut eyeEy *.tstc Of the Union to
E H. Congress- aa who YIN admit TO-
from ese1y Stntr IL allegiance 10 the Government,
who may be found by each House, iA the exercise
o d sd
lied for seal thcrc5E."
These extracts from the accompanying
documents threw much light upon the Prcs-
idcnt's doubt as to The existence Of u Con-
srefs. The Convention, i'll its address aud
declaration, appeals to the pcopIc to elect
men who will unite with the Coppcrlcad
leaders Of the North III recognizing the South
etn members, and who will, with these South
e5n members declare themselves to be tho
Congress Of the United States. They ap-
peal to the people to elect men TO Congress
who will rcpudiate that Congress, who will,
under the protecting arm Of the President,
declare the Senators nnd Representatives Of
the Southern States duly elected, and with
those Senators and representatives proclaim
themselves to be tie Congress Of the United
States. That Is what the language
Of The address and Ut the Convention
means, and with that understood, it
is not difficult to find out
what the President Is driving At when lc
doubts The vallditv ~! the existing Congress,
and represents it a. an usarring body ''hang-
Ing on the verge or the Government" In
this speech, lie for the flrsl time openly
avows lis Intention to np longer recognize
Congress as u Legislative brunch Of tho Gov
crumcnt he arrows Ills purpose Of deciding
who shall constitute The Consress, and those
persons refusing to abrs or abide by his de-
clsion he proposes to deal with as traitors,
The Philadelphia Convention In its several
Ia $x1
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for they carried home with c,n their ;.
mishuns-I, fce1in that my Post on
sekoor, for ef, with tho show we've s,t
can't rc-c1cct- johnson, the glory Of Il.
mocracy has departed Indeed.
PETROLEUM '. NAsBr. F. n.
twiph Is Po
, 1866-08-24
N}tna roH TIE HAAhfaafok 1Fnftf TtaHeL1

inns ron TIE WAstsraarok 8rnsET TraHEE,h
nv b,d* for tho wotk IN she Wa,hlns.on stfs +,
t'na,s tns' " VIZ .|e 1Is oifs. yha;s wss ~ uit
noa,a 81 aud afsat .aNgo IN tno Gin3 .st
fis I|utissss esng asai!y teghfs Of the i1ws'!
sits ~ @ "ne.fpRIi1 lafgoslhLn Tho original sst;if
~ t:to sfOt lid that shoNl4 Tho two lowets
dr. b. nnae!o 10 tMsnt.h aa!stscsoEy xocu:tyA D.
NV S1s N % %iacsssscl 10 fiiy 1100X 81 axlras
rroTnsirtacfi0p, rT aid BIZ neecasasy 9xtngs nftrr
Contract il completed: Nevertheless: ,ho ~, W.
tho colt may 10 high for tho work dono. Tue !.
, 1866-08-24

bsnsncsai ' curb on lie excited feelings of tho
North, and stayed some hnsty legislation
which Congrc.s had unwitcly attempted.
nst n doing ts h. nssa's:s5 psfsq f. ornor a:
III, leu,,,eT. and haa fatally controlled hts
1p}lcy, The breach Inns never been healed,
but has gone IN gradually widening, pntai o.
force Of old association, Of tho temptations
of lis position, and, Il must bc added, Of
| rciuIa,it preference for hls own plans, ile has
thoroughly scyered himself from The Repa6-
llcan party md assumed tnc ntIado 1oaas o.
Tho brcnk with ills nld friends Is complete,
and lls quontfan opponents mtg thoss who
arc now raIlyiur to Ills leadcrship. uncon.
littona1 rcstoratlon Of tho southern sentcs,
thcir ulgarcl,lcnl Constitutions, has now bo.
come afr. John.on's policy, and ths pte.
Southern rarly in tho North have hailed him
ns thctr leat'rr, fn1tcl as tho Tory party hero
5sspro'niea h.'Sa LII "s seetic Of to 1Sersis wien
ti.ry combined 10 overthrow n uorcrnt,ent
witch had uupnrdupnb1y stnnod by not H.
elultug thcni. Under tho na't1u .ol "Tho
unt" ssai ,isr ,o to ,eaact. e te FIJI!
dcnl aid tho patronage Of Ar. Seward. AM
nj, nttc,,rt 10 ~ 10 n,a,tc to carry tho c!oc.
Hons ti,,s autumn 80 that the lwo.tl!tds s1ta;
So.o II SsSss;' IT. psssys,saiy 'sy, Ii Sesoao s
t tcr II ti,e sftua.lot." ....,.,
Should ilis policy snssesa TO- tn: !. asxt;"a sxssm;
,rcnt IL tha yotu uowcr. Mr. Johnton Will
sss So secured Inst any snel, danger e.tllat q
the Immediate ra*,ln Of bill 9ysr ~. vetG
Hin lin. or bo assured that it, legislation Il use
hs oS r. gs,s'{ gs.'es wy ~ y i1s ssefns se
! r,an Iii CHANCE Of impartial suftagc, eycl
r il perhaps Of impartial .ploteet!on,, VIZ hay'
se Ths III SsSa essona @''fs sl
rhn,aoh, III and viii b. leading bis army n II
not Indeed to ,nr Iseap,ass pnsss thea 9es MO 70
ssui eopatIons W ii their freedom from the hands
xso ,sta lid fns1S% Il ,se 1ss @e Il
4 NOW narty.. TLclr r,llying cry Is restotatio
d Of tbs Union. Their test Will BE- thef: 81 a
,c lcriancc to My. Johnson, and full ccceptant
3. OF lit, Johnson'a policy. -. u.
81 nut It remains to be seen whether eycn t6
"a rrotectlonist follies Of some leading hepa!
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Summary of News.

Congress l. moving along harmoniously.
The Senate Finance Committee will sit during
the holiday recess. The wooden interest wants
protection just now. People who haze been
paying dear for their trowsers want protection
also. Secretary Nc Culloch responds to the in
qury of Congress rs to the Standing of the ma
tiona banks. that on the 18th. of Oct. there
were fifty five banks more or less deficient in
their reserve of lawful money. They were no.
tilted to not increase their liabilities. Immc-
diatcly after the holidays Mr.. Blaine will report
bill to reimburse the loyal states for their war
expenses. A petition was presented TO Con-
gress on Tuesday, signed by six persons in Ala
bama asking that the President he impcaci,c,l
The Emperor of Russia has written a letter Of
thanks y the American people, which was read
In CoiE1tSs on Tuesday, in answer to rcsolu-
tons of Congress on the occasion Of his mar
row escape from death. II is thought that the
District Of Columbia Suffrage bin win be vetoed.
and that the veto message will be sent in before
the recess. The Secretary of the Treasury de
sircs TO dismiss all the female clerks in his de.
partment The deaths in New York city in one
week WAS 423. Money is easy in New York. the
general rate being six per cent. Bankers get
supplied ut five. Gold closed on TUESDAY n
13s. 1t Is SAID that Mexican matters have iiH-
proved since MaNmilliau had concluded not to
abdicatc. He had better, Keep. on announcing
his resolves. 4 Montreal despatch to the New
York Herald says that Sir Frederick Bruce
hal been instructed to inform the United States
that another invasion Of the Fcnian> from our
borders would be treated rs an invasion Of the
L. : Til, i bosh no doubt, Cotton is dull nj
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Rocl- ToLlS.

THE ATLANTIC FOR JAM AIRY The Atlait-
with an array Of distinguished names and ,tcr-
ing articles that promise well Tor the year. The
January number contains the first instalment
Of Dir. Holiness story, The Guardian Angel"
i'll which will be- found the same old charm that
80 fascinated the readers Of the .Intpcrdt. the
Prcfessor.nnd Elsie Teaaer; a humorous story
in verse, by James Russell L.owcll; graphic
sketch Of Henry Ward Bcecher's church, with
some pertinent reflections upon modern church,
going. by James Parton; Il legend ia verse. told
a, only Whittier eau tell it; aIssur entitled
Terminus Ton Growing ODD. 10y X. W. En-
crson; spirited AMI faithful translation of the
contest between Achilles and \gamcmnon.
from the First Book of the Had. by W. e..
Bryant.-Mr, lIiginson contributes Plea
for Cul turc: Mr.. TrowbriIgc furnishes another
Of his attractive stories under the title. The
Man who stole Westinghouse Ia,yard lay
lor tells characteristic story Of The Strange
Friend: Mr.. shanly gives Il humorous sketch
of Capillary Freaks l.. e. Stc,nan eii''r- poem
On Pan in Wall Street; and Waller Mitchell
describe the Kingdom Of Infancy. The story
Of Katharine Mnrnc, by the author ef' Herman :,
is continued, Topics Of current political lit
iere-t are thoughly trratcd,--.hc Cau,o> for
which President can be impcaclrd arr luclly
set forth. and Frederick Douglas, make,
powerful Appeal To Congress i"r Impartial
Suffrage. The number CLOSES with notices Of
several popular new publications.
GopEY.-rhc Januar. number Of this c
giant monthly cannot fail Ia please the most f,>-
idious critic. H. il has never been eNeelled. III
all that goes 10 make up fashionable and liter
Any uau;I ZINC
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whether Of II man of rank or of Il COZ ora-
ton, there was a boar's head ushered in
with minstrclsy. 1t was customary for the
rich anil noble to troat their humble de-
.pcn,icnts, and to meet them or terms of
equality. as considering that all men are
re gartlcs alike by Tire religionof him whose
natal day they were celebrating, A sort
of license prevailed \ branch of the mis-
tIctoc being hung up in the hall or over
the doorway, the youth were understood
TO bavc ifglH to kiss any maiden whom
they could coax under it. 1t was also GUS
'tomary to elect Is person as Lord Of lMsralc
wlrU went about taking the lead in every
cNtrava@ant sport and mcrriment which
the wit of any man could invent.
How much VIC have improved on the old
timed custonw we must leave to our read
ers TO judge. As we remarked. 1t seems to
Us that the custom of celebrating the day
is growing more in rcputc, AMI it seems
well that it Is.
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Sold by all Druggists.
HAYT = pucKEL, rfoprieIors, New Ycrk'
No. l.
Dir. SchcnCk ON Dyspepsia.


Svmptoms Of by spepsia - of fuilncss, tight
ness and weight In the stomach, together with iaiu-
eucy aci.lv, sour, offensive bclchiig of wind,
brash and vomiting, and great deal what a person
calls an all gone feeling the pit OF the stomach
quenty there Is also paptai,on of the heart which
ply sicians mistake for heart disease and when tho
stomach Is IN this condition IL Il coated with mneas
slime. The rough 5brons portions of the stomach,
similar what in trpe, Is what throws ont tho
gassSe mice and when tile stomach gets thick coat
OF dime It, prevents the gastric Juice from flowing,
and digestion ceases Schencks scawccd Tonic dis
solves this slime and restores the stomach to
Its natural condition.
seheneks Mandrake Pills arc also required to carry
OF this morbid matter, Two-ihir,is II the cases 81
caused this diseased state Of tho
stouach the liver becuting torpid. II ceases 10 throw
bile, and In short time the whole system is dc
ranged. Ihe nncris mcsihrahc Of the bronchial tubes
syupathzcs with the ouer and iiorc the pa
sent is OF 1t, he or sis has Eronsh'a or fuio-
Consumption.
the bood when the system In this essd up condition.
without the aid Of the Seawccd Tonne aud Mandrake
Ps The Liver has all the venom, biaot To strain, ami
when II gets IN morbid condition. '."J and tsse run
through the system mixed aud tho whole l,cdy becones
and thi thick, 1t hardly through
the veins. In q majority - hcmorrhaVes
from hi, thick condition ~ the bl,d The Mandrake
ris the Liver similar TO calonnei, or they do
what does unncks the gall blndltrs, starts tho
bile. and the blood eeins to circulate naturally through,
veins and the hemprrlaas H. when persons
are attacked with hcmofrhagc, they would first take
ly.d prgaiiSe something that womb act CA the liver,
they world ,o-,n hc relieved from hl'sths from the
lungs, and II Is the only way, lot nSirinscns are only
temporary and irtie the bronchial tubes, and lay tho
rrpindwork consumption.
bG. StlIESCk will he professionally nj his rooms
every week n lienl stret. New Work, aud - Hanover
street HUstor. from . \. NJ snt ) /. NJ. lie gives
advice ttcc but for thorough examination with the
Kespitone,er the charge Is -.
AI>o fn supply al all times at his r1ns
i'ricr The fumonic syrup and >caNced Tonic each
81 - per bottle. $50 the halt dozen. Mandrake
t,to { GOODWIN Il CO. rs Hanover Street, Agents
for BVs,0n fuT sale by all druggists
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
DISTF buttons

We would cali aiitnti'n 10 tic tlrion Of one
the leading apcls 81 Canada IN this sulj Cct;
the numerous adYelt lsemento at aiu Enterprises,
tin Concerts, &c, which appear from time TO time
IN the public prints, offering most tempting bar
gains 10 those who will paifonizc them. In most
eases these ar, genuine huinbugS, But there are \
fey rcspeetahle firms Who do hns mess III this map
aer, and they Ito il as a means at increasing their
whole sale business, and not to make money. From
such firms il is true, handsome andngaluable art:
cle- are procured for a very small sum, and Mhas
isnorc important, no one Is ever cheated. Every
per son gets good value for his dollar: because as
we have stated. il is intended IA art an adyer.
tisemcnt to Increase their ordinary lnsinsss.
We have seen numbers ot prizes sent out In this
way by SHERMAN, WATSON x COMPANY, of Nasi
sap ztreet, n Y. aud there Is no doubt that some
al the articles worth eight OF ten times ihe mon.
ly paid for them, while We have not seen or heard
OLA single article which was not fully worth The
dollar which il cost But this is only one of tho
exceptions of this Iule for ~ Peu,lal hing al
parties engaged in this business are nothing but
ever swindlers Sat aTdcy LeGoi1, Monneal G. H.
IL. lS51. COW q"
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n.iniae a heavy blow npon the hack with
it. NJ. Cannon had not seen him coming
up the side, AMI the rap was the first in
tima.ion he had received of his foes pres
ence. With "A thrust. lie partially tarned
round and made furious thrust AZ Della
cy, with his knife But he miscalcnated
the really short distance and the f0Tce 81
the blow caused him tn loose his cquifihsit
nm aud he rolled ffyu the top OF the bal
Loon against fearless DcLacy. The coni-
bincd weight Of the two caused the r,lws
to strain fearfuly ard the kalIenr to ca
rccn rather uncomfortabiy cspeci'fy as tic
mailman kept struggling te regain his po-
suiOA. Fs st HtI8LE4
There was only one way about it either
DeI4acy or his foe must 20 to the earth he
forv, and naturally wishing it to be the MA
niac he bent down suddenly, and NJ. Gan
on rolled from him into the air, with one
long despairing cry. lIow terrible was
his fate.
Having the management oil the Comet
entirely to himself now my darling friend
opened the valve gradually, and in short
time we were within half a mile OF Paris.
Never shall | forges the pleasurable
emotions that filed my bosom ~ =srnls
stepped from the car to the solid eau tia once
more No pen can do !justic to them
But the fearful peril of that balloon ride,
80 far above the '.Hnconscious world has
turncd my back hairs as gray as the frost
of winter, and In measure affected my
natural buoyancy of spirits. s-4.
At Paris took a painful Teava Of the
daring, noble DeLacy. never saw him
again. lie died within a ve:lrea onf axtra
Ordinary adventure, andwlnle l was jonr-
lfcving in my own iand--hright America
The body Of VI. Ganon was subsequently,
found IA shapcless mass--ard buried in a
lonely grave near the spot where lie had
fiiil,1s. lie had long becu crazy upon slre
widely different subjects Of balloonins aud
riches, though at times lsc had short ration
al periods. am old now, very old but
shall never forget my fealfnll balloon
ride with a nianiac. l
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TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND
CATTLE.

TOBIAS Derry CONDITION POWDERS ARE
| warranted superior 10 any others, or no pay.
for the ot Bistcmpcr, Worms, iuts, Coughs,
.hnnad, Cold. Sc4, in Horses and Colds
coughs. i."s- of Min, Hack Tongue, Horn lpis,
temper, SC, in cattle. These Powders were for
ncrlx Iut up by simpson |. Tobias, son ef br.
Tobias. and since lii ,i.ath the dcmsnd has h.cn
great for tht m thai nr, 1ahias has continued To
manuTarf the IN. They arr Tcite"il1 safe and
innocent no need OF stopping the working al !nnr
animals. They increase I'll" aIpetitf. give u hhc
coat. cleanse the stomach and urinary organs
al.a increase the milk of cow. FRS tht VI and yuu
N i'll never be sthunt them. Hiram Woodruff the
= Amer Of tTttting horses has H~ea ihem
for YEAR,, aud recommends them to ht~ friends
I ol Phila. T.. t.ii-h, nj the jerome Race Course,
fnr,tham- y, Y, would mot Use them Nntil liz was
t"hl ct What they composed, since which he ~
never without them. lie ha> 'Ncr % running hor
in las chan &C. and for the last three years has
used other n.edisiac fnr tlrri, lie has kInSiy
permitted me IL rvitr any one I" LiLl. over l,1~
other rr.rcae,.- can b. Sf the depot. Sold by
Druggist aud ~.ddler-. pFiec - cents per box.
Depot, st Cortland street, New York. IVA
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States admitted to representation here and
/ to n participation in the Electoral Colleges
unit, the relative andaproper strength oftlic
/ several States shoudbe adjusted anew by
! sIecial census and hy an apportionment
/ made IN pursuance tItcreof. Ii was in this
4 belief and with these views that at the last
! sessioa oil Congress Il Framed d bill proyid-
/ iaga special enumeration Of the inhabitants
| oftlye United States which bill was. on my
motion referred to the rcconst rnction com
mit:ce. aud has never been reported upon
i cithei favoraily or adversely.
What then shall be done? The people, 50
4 far as represent them. have plainly s2ok-
EN- in the late elections. and the interprcta-
ton of their voice is not difficult. They
have pronounced with ulfnStakabe cnl-
phasis in favor OF the constitutional amend
Incnt with the s,,pera,lled and iNispen-a-
bic prerequisite OF manhood suffrage. The
constitutional amendment with its deini-
ton of American citizenship. with its guar
antee of the :aspnal obligations. and with
its prohibition of the assumption ofthc rcb-
81 debt. /, an Invaluable addition to our or
! g;snic law. We cannot surrender IFS pro-
/ visions and the rebel Stafcs cannot by their
utmost resistance defeat its adoption. H Is
| too late to ,,cnv or even to argue the right
| OF power of the Government to impose on
those States conditions preceaen: to their
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-21
Perry Davis Pain Killer.

II j. a real pleasure to Us to speak fayorahly IT
this article, known almost universally to hca good
and siic remedy for burns and other pains ot the
body, II is valuable not only for colds in the whit
or. but for various summer complaints, and should
be in every family. The casualty which demands
IL may come un-awarcs ADvoC ATE.
Fam Xii. Err, taken internally, should he adj
liberated with milk water, and swectebcd with
sugar if desired, or ma dc into ii syrup with molas
ses. Fora Cough aud bronchitis, "a few drops on
sugar, eaten, will hc more effective than anything
else. For sore Throat, gargle the throat with II
mixture Of Pain Killer and aisr, and the relief Is
immediate aud cure positive. ims liS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-21

TO those purchasing Sewing Machines.
we would say buy the Wheeler & Wilson, Ma
chine. for il is the MOST SMILE and DURABLE
and will do every kind of sewing. They IRE
cmphaticay the best in the market.
Tho Vicksburg Herald, in noticing fhc
prospectus of Riycs Pollard's new Richmond
paper says:
.Jf Pollard had been half rs bcizrrcnt during
tue war as he has been since. he possibly might
have seen a Yankee with u gun. He did 10
fighting when the South needed soldiers. but he
proposes to do it ali ao,r. when she needs none.
There are other Southcriicrs in the same fin.
livery form of colorcd goods perfectly
elcan>cd with the least possible abatement or
their freshness of color by the Use Of the STEAM
REFINED Soar. Their superiority over ordi-
nary kinds of soap in this regard is remarkable
If there is general remedy for which the
people ought TO he thankful, it is Johnson.s
Anodync Lncmcnt. 1t Is curious to notice the
enthusiasm with Which some people speak of il,
more particularly our returned soldiers, 10
whom il has been II friend indeed.
--FoR IIEASEs give dose of Shcran.s
Cavalry Condition Powders morning aud eve
ming, IN ca teed; avoid musty hay. These
Powders. with proper exercise and attention to
diet. rarely failc Of relieving the most obstinate
ease.
WiSrAR's WILD CHERRY BN.s,M.-This
i'al>a,nc compound has become u home fixture.
Let all who suffer, and have in yaire attempt
ed Ia cure their coughs. colds. bronchial or pu-
monary complaints, make Use ofthis unequal
cd remedy. II can bc relied upon, a. the mass
that has been published since lis
introduction is ample proof fits efficacy.