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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-09

q. y. ~0aotoicu,
9ir. ID, Norp' VibcrtSlhabe,
moht auf ietu au5}eiuttes Eager iD6ner
Jrierta8ss Oei9eufe
nfne tiam, wtG:
itBne fron3Sfi&e grcnjepamcn;
tra0ba e gctss pulte;
Rortenl alter ben 8icr3C 1t. gcr;saan;
3iq1rS- -9i9arrentitelt, etW1s Ieue6;
S5lpdcn 0aldlen;
9.pilcten.GoIolne FSi6er:
8rOaSss II. Tcr;sQlrs8 s8lfes;
tronirue 3fnebo!j-Aaitam;
Srdubbaiiet;
NItenue9er II. (. (30l-10)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-09

9n Ntw .@prI bcDm9 am Gam.
iaAr in Nr. ~ Sr6GrrNr,, her Dtut.
'tc %pdm @rrtc, rim irubucr SpIeat.
Sclbhmc,p. ais 6rurp iur bic ltat
pilp anssscbn, cap lrinr 6Nu tgu per-
tQlICu babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-09

Ter oN,y. Jnppsr0u (9nhtt'S
Craan) lGat, ban eu reyforRcne Gjpug.
Srrptn umo ancere bercoragCnee per
'pnltd''rttcn 1T gEalbn9tpn IN 8arin,.
ltIn's = oloe NrGen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-09

Sr Rem 9OTt mp UHluen Stio.
ltn ptro her bruttRe 9dtustaa her
shlNbt sru gitw SrIraps NIT msbr
ala 8rmttnlttem gelat brganBcu wtr.
Nfu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-09
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or atutcr cser drcnif4er entianblb.r Oesraltstlr)
9iarrbbe unb StuSr 1T
aSr. Stridlanb's NiiThuus asgen bic
Gbclera.
Saufenbe bobtn bud bieelte Seiluns gei,iubtu.
Se He9icrun9 wsnos &c In ben Wtili,aripitdlern on
Sic bat 0iele uniercr Soibaten enrirt uadben a.lt
onberen Wattei Ni4ss oebclfen. In Der that battn
tpir ssnue gtweife ben ber grtamfelt bejes pertps
ppIlen grdrarates aus uainmensisbenttu aufiausen
Zen dnreaenoen une lptn6etrcibeaben SngrtbienSen,
nm euem Ssetn uuitrer peier rstbtn ~ tbnnen I'D,
cine 6laide anjuftahen lnb etS bamtt peri.btu al
ieiu. Ste 2e6enesu ielb irglen cas- Utittel bireti
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pa 1t imore bet SetS .. Sanet, Rr. los,
aBel.9altimp en-; in gDaib n6ten bel 50.
fsp b %. Rotru &Bru6tr.
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Gbpm en- & . 0 G. Baltimore. Wb.
gu W biustpn bel abS. Gbrtittant,
slr. 81, ga &cenue. (Sul6i1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-09
.--- Spestat. Wpttseu.
M Ea Ssrdfte fnr Die &thwaebel
~ ~ etuaenb fir ba& Ssiteri
So E u 10 ere mel
9ebenssS Seriinoerl

9ebenSsS Seriiingerl
Bieies 4riparat Bat ais gsGlitngtr u. Q9eeertriu,
ger esr0euSstsr nSer uSssy StbsaSUntcnsn Hi5t ei.
Sie5 @iedieu.
0as utter ipnte bi, Siptrsne sa istuem Ramiten-
Vcte macbtn, ba lIs as peber nit SGgtubz Gefibleu
II. Sr1iteN alerGet uno bic Sa9t ertihpunbereR
ts,nuiie5 nod einnlaI hurd,iuleteu tetaeRt. Gis
betler r.at MIR auf ioHeern traitig unb III IN eer
&tat Elm unAIBtdrcr Ge1eu, tsicr6Us fir Die, rpel
Ge anf eptn Sulieub rcu tnedtiit.r Eebeuitbait.
Sstblttefcdung, lnnlif cher autillider Rrantbc,t
herab )Semmen. Q9d5 and bic llriaGe Der S6iuite
neer ees llnrGnlr8en8 ,cinc3 meuiHd,sn OBaues
ietn MAJ brieS auSNeJtsbRete Nihl pirb bic g8irs
nr6 iplort uno ir ,mcr bec.ti5su,
RtoFrene
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@e RerUcn- uutb dtigtett 0p6peps
fte, Hte6er9ei d la8eubett, &PPcttIe
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dane, aciittaeSnboG lent 9anscW ctGe
Es lbt cine holit aujsneeme, minibsnsWerhe uub
ie!Hanle @rlHn3 aai cas- heroenlpuem aus, lne stnz
brul, Der tr4tneWit an Rsrpen'Ngite Isibet, geheu
Hpr ttu ppG G'G.menca 9tatb, In tti:m uuitelTetH-
Gen gdt,l ottlituJ 81 iuden.
seer bmG &ber6ct bic Srdfts ber.Ratur
sIR9etIBt, iiHtet IN Der
BiDtreuc
faihe uub bdreluse SSintua.
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lei lnes, cas- u I ter icuep ppn oieIer mertEooaeu
Snieedun1 gebrauc1 mlten; lie lit Ron allen aues-
Tea graParatsn iur cenidren 5met 8anI eeribieeeue
Nn Sr0uen - Deies Vtitte! III bel Rerpsns
i@ndbe aIcr art rmihisbar, no es bic psriprens
Sl1rte pnrctrcrl RAID nnb oautrnb loieosraiebt
ES IN out cin RuteS 1oreuA uuS 0elp39rt ID on
ia 70 OR erNen oeRS bel 6psperit, 4irberlIua. G,u
furier, absr anbaterber Gebrau Sefclteu brnat Dem
Ntalen ole poiltje Gsjunc9et Sltriit umo per1eGct
tie 0pepepiit iitt Gnc 3titer
=, 81 oie blalfe. So S'aibsn. Sci fab allen ?tpp.
t6etern at baben.
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Sutd,iraS 9; 6ilipcrs
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gtr. 81. 9toQrtr., Aep CERT. ES sgf
IN Baltimore III batea let GetBS. ~ ~,
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bonn On 4 y cd 9aimGrt, Rc.
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Or al fIn.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-09

N0b GurOPa, rclp. C.u,cnsipwn
unb ytpcrprct Yiverpppl @I0rgpp uro
6ambuyR, gtuNCn AM GomiiN0r ven
New gCrt bic Nlmrirr ,Sccu0", ,Gua
cf gGalbtnstOn", ,.@laSSrw" pnc ga
rpnia' al. 2Im @Cro rCr gCbteren tcfn.
pen lid bic 66. @nlttalGr uap gnprtaS
Satit1 BON Baltimore,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-09

.ArpGe beutitbe 6eifdn7aft
M sUr orer 9,-tfupnr
mbti;en silrfs,lt.r,
Sr. SGItirtouuId
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ota
unfebleare6, ffGrfeuCe5 QeGsuealrir,
uub
81 STtfaufy1dt,t.,s rnSjF1Tn ESp}ofu
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GROCER btHttidIer 9Etenerberltelle bet
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6elnsinr Mnr5LlhluA' nsnnl dan uncempNr,
naGtNsn "retbNen Il I. 10. Gcr trt1aUltUe Gs-
2elm,iitl tei Salif Get DH3ttlrer1'e bel trrrtr-
t@sT FsFb'i utc ai9elnfiHet N'or,ale ter Ma:'
olI W9sno cnet voice IpA.no'h:r atcTteii ooeE
naeehW9llS egn'n9 N ttileGrn SaeIca e'9'etttt
lpat. m1Hi ne 5n gen NelhOoultn al{nelen cie lt
gen 9tnanate aei1wtceen stn3:3 un6 mAtsrrcti:T
Ss: Sf q @anGssp9uEn aT,sntsfaga9s no Ssn
ben traJmt.itCn' aritiiGsa GiassS ii tjcm &anbt
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her uuN rehtu r,rea, bic tbre (S,iurbb,t buId INN
lids susitpeti,nN,n cbtr aeGe,me Hnaewpbnbelirn
otrentet boaeu, tl5 GrIprrre utrQi. Office vi
30 Nort6., etn S0uS prn ytrgnttoniir
GpFtCr Gs,huriauu
bctHr I'D, .tneu iausiErl3en eiamsm aniu1e0,r,
Fass s@s q '"' S''v' P''m S'V'"'s H. o''6'ne %09"
gir. 80. &prfbar Yoltimorc. GYS
ecga,Etet bal ne CT ittns r!5tc'i :9auSna' asr
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tlu er,t her in g,oitIprc bBI rprtsiF, ,it tstonnt
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nuna in alien 5EeiIen Err St1bt btibt igerssn sp,
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furircn bon GTnt aus; '." ''
SamcnFue Dper GamenfhtoGtte, Des
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2iu53ebrun9 Sdliubt, JtrGntpfe, oeittge
unb f6rherii1e lnidbf sine 5Eplne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-09

Cine sm pfeBlfnSwcrt6e Wiog-
rtgsi III in ben 9eltoner Shulsn ein-
liitrt pprbsn; IS III ben yebrrrn llrena
Strtcttn, 6'sltcpte non ben Stuternan
,uug Amen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-09

Gs beibt itBt, pa6 bss Silorjter @tp.
Bancroft rinattaben pe5btn fon, lie
@seenfrtps fur ltnec!n i'm GcnsreTe gu
tdtten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-09


Drtsis mifsn eHsn & tsmoei sIr MidisnSuns
Der antiprrt tntbaiten Np13lG
Br iineeu in Iper'S amtrtfamitem Ratenptr he
iest r Gats. Seibelurs parat lieet, bic bererfcns
fpertbe gnBabe oaB tie GIbparme eit 1000 sSatren
eb nm mat mebr, ais ben 1905 Ebtil tinss SabIenz
bett'iden Graets termincet bat. aut nnfete Nrs
ra8e. tps er cine ol6e Betauptusg auiitslen tjnne
trbaItea mir ron Or. Sipsr fcl8ents Antprtt:
rSiptar4 9tbt elre senane Scitretbpn8 elmer Gtepe
su itiner Set. 8iei. cst uns IN Stanb, nit aifsrs
tier Gtrnustett eie ieiesn, tiplsttn ti8!i8n Orb.
llmtrebun9eu Bic Su irgenb elmer Geelpe ;u n,een.
Geuinaerun9 ibret plse iplroe burdb GcnteEtrirung
ibre adie nnb i;mtt aud Die 3eit otr Drtbun9 urn
bic eiasne a6ie Sertiirieu. DE Dirtldteit ilmmt
NIT ptiser gereanuna dteresn, nno ettie bat f6 ma
iteuattld ri&h8 trpi'icn" (Re,r 9orttr"J Jeurnat")
So Yosssfatls in 6oIse ppn 9lus,.brnns.
-Nan bsre tnet tas iabrid an bsr SdpinoludDt IN
ben Bsr. Staaien 100 900 ,ripnen tsrben, slde elm
Selmitsl gegcn siele &raltblt teiser. aber bapon
niett gsbrau6 maten rpoaen 3riit bic Shp'neiu9t
suer auf 70 iib!i man S6merser II. Griden in ber
Bruit. nit Gd)peratBmeu petbunber. Balb iteat lth
Suiten elm, ,peun Der Reia nid,t 9eboben mro, nne
eee gtnitrsnsars Su guSwurie stt eeul lletel nsus
Eabuurg. &ilen's 9ungen BAL am be-
ibwdbhat ipiptt bic Stmerieu II. ben 9teii tn hen
aenanrien Sbeileu tbnt bcm puiten Gnbal! u, beu9i
ben, Austrbc Der S6minb'udtt Dor. Gr tetit tratte
sunssn ti. man ihon fir unbeilbar 9ebater.
gu babtn Bet
Set6 9. Sanee.
joiple BEL allsn SSnolsrn nit Iamilien.Wfeeutnsn
f1onl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-09

ssD~ S5pGsAxea, Wantiiea~sa
I5nncn ihre arprlepe fir SanheeltSsabInn9
Eeniipncn unc 3sriicnaciocr piinftid, burdb
llrter;eifneten teIcrst te'pmmen. fben,o ALE ben
9rttu Bon Sf',eren ber eant- II. Seenlatbt nod su.
gpHim.neen Siiditinte. F!an nellie 1b tti
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-09

Gas ntusne 6S,rubt nil mtiien, taB
tdnten ais @tlanetsr mad Gnslapb
stbtn fcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-09

Im pcriBru SNmital r'bcB flo III
gempbtS etn tcutlbsr Sbutmlatr
Ndmrne 2tp. Sb0Qr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-09

Sn Nem2Iprt n tcr NHub @Grut,
rei&tr psn GTllIduuaSipp lpticr gcrlr.
nH eurb pit @tritcpfura ocS Shprn.
uin1 rtr gEpbnuna ttwrifeaI9t fur
pelde pas @I0r Die Niiribe riht iGttu
fcnntc, N;aCn $1,000 Caution fur ictu grs
,tbltbr3Qrisltjnrn aWS oer80it rnudiIrn
tppIern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-09

Rprsn tritt III Annapptts biz
@sitsocbura ppr WarYlant iulammen
urb bic GtnlhwSrure eee rsusn G,puper.
rsurs, pss Srn, q 9tpmas Spann, fsts.
natt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-09

9tp -9Iprf 8. San. (Gin Nuf.
I6ut tcwtligt.) - Gs 1T Srn. Stepari.
bem 2lnwaltt bee uberfu9rtrn Rtrcers
8rlsr9, aslunBsn, non BEN Suprsmt G's.
rtttt einen Ssistl ju erlargsn, trait etdet
bic 2lu,fltruns ess Spoesurtbttls per.
ftpben wirs, Bis tas NpsGattpnsseridt
bic ensaliti9e Gntltsibuns 9stroiftn bat.
(Stlbltmprs etRes Ceutl6en. J. Stiu.
rid Sbnsipsr, (wtnn mir niht irrtn, fru.
Ger G0pitGu upn Comp. g., 5. Gest. g..
@. lhnttt li0 bsute Morssn In Sbwsfsn-
belt ieinr Srau nit tinsm Gafrmefsr
bic StbIe al. Gitits ssfcbab In istn,s
spobnuns Mr. 57S, <. @penus. 6tr
8rune su pisler p,rapsiis'tsn 5bat ii bic
iest ppufdneia unbelannt. Or, S6Rst-
psr rrar AZ SABRE alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-09
Shrei6s Il. Sreibaups 3eidncnr
Sbule.
HSrnf. Hlf. Gilnifr

Nreu6iftbe Gbaler u. Nbeinif1e
unb 6ltretta. 4nlben
eerssn in Napier obsr SP.sie oerians uno stentsra
ut GElefs esl nad,c grt.s Be9sbtn IN Der
(g0-l 8crIStbeubenitu.H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-09

W ctNe.
i5ss be-. uu.tT se,Gnstsn fnb Bedid IN tetttsi9sn
SitttA uae Sunrtr au' be So. 1sg. &c eli 3
6bbne in ftanifud a. NJ. ilsts lu taben,
2iirmau s Cont,
(N-) Vr. 81, Stt-GtsrIeser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-09

Mus YbtldbtIpbta. Sc.
i1Gfhte WCd,sI, auNeblth pou I'Snpil.
Tiers, .. s. 6tIp II. Go. upo IS. 3 8cpc,
8an!ies In her 3. Shabe, dus9e1eltt,
rurben am 0iittmph In Der ..Ibilaett-
pbia". unb .,Mrbantes' Sanf prdirnitrt
unb rtne 9Bett.res auegeiablt; bic cr-
fbptnceite 5umnr brlduit itA auf 5000
Eellars,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-09

BeplaS iuo iOlltn Ss E@ ur btcnnerea TWi1ltt
madden Or, '5@umarr ~ J.dibe .u iirbeu, u I
elm rr5L ssr N Baltimore btha rprttgdtait t5NUni
1T unc ME Glpas cgrprbt mas e. ndt az ltiilcn
I'm StIree iW. Loweu ttnRcu IN itrer srtpcmD5.
rnng IN alien Sheilen er tlot tcuttt igereen. EOi.
de, Sic auBerbalb Ger tlht petr tt tter icrnr Wcb
men t61ucu In bee 0c'tcr6 prUal s0cbwluN ,pibr'ro
bee l8odentet5 NIT auliisst 9ilsDe pelltBn uno
tetIltBt ptrecu.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-22
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Manhood: how Lost. how Restored

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hI This Lecture shOu Id be in the hands of every
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Sent, under seal, in plain envelope to any address
post paid on receipt of six cents or post stamps
Address the publishers
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TELEGRGPHING.

The arrangements for Telegraphing are far in ,d
of anything ofthe kind offered to the pub
lie A regular Telegraph Line is connected with m.
Institution with twenty bran ch Offices in various par.
of the city, where public business is transacted nnS
in which students of this Institution are permitted 10
practice No regunr office practice be had in any
other school of instruction ir the country, without
which can obtain position practical op
orator. Young men cautioned against the dCcep
tive representations of those who without any such
facilities, pretend TO teach Teegl aphing
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JOHN PATTEN. Jr., Proprietor.

TIME Pacific Hotel is well and widely
Ill known to the travelling public. The To-
cation is especially suitable to merchants
and business men; it is in close proximity to
the business part of the City-is on the high
way of Southern and Western travel-and
adjacent to all the principal Railroad and
Steamboat depots.
The Pacific has liberal accommodation for
over 800 guests it is well furnished, and pos
sesses every modern improvement for the
comfort and entertainment of its inmates.
The rooms are spacious and we'll ventilated
provided with gas and water; the attendance
il prompt and respectful; and the table is
generously provided with every delicacy OF
the season.
The subscriber, who, for the past few years,
has been the lessee, is now sole proprietor,
and intends to identify himself thoroughly
with the interests of his house. With long
experience as hotel-keeper, he trusts, by
moderate charges and liberal policy, to
maintain the favorable reputation OF the Pa.
cifc Hotel. JOHN PATTEN, JR.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-22
G.. s. g. Z. a. JONES.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
diseases of the Nervous, Seminal, Trina.
~ ry and sexual sy stems-new and reliable
treatment-in reports of the HOWARD AS.
SOCIATION-sent by mail in sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Address, Dr.
SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association
No South Ninth Street, Philsdelphia, Pa.
13 3iy 1864.
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stitu,ioual. The auiDcoolnstitutional, dis

stitutioual' The Unconstitutional, dis
union, abolition war" 10 rendered cousti-
tu.ional by the victory OF our soldiers, but
the effort to secure to the country the
fruits Of that victory BY appropriate legis-
lation 10 as unconstitutional az ever.
Here I close my defense of the repub-
Iican policy of restoration. Shall that
policy be adopted? Not by this Congress
it is said, because enough conservative
will unite with the opposition
to defeat it. Then BY falsely charging
upon the Union party non action and lack
of purpose, it is hoped that Congress
can be elected next fall which will repeal
the test oath and admit the rebel States
without guarantees or conditions of any
kind and with a representation always
excessive aud now enlarged by enancipa-
ton. Without the enlargement (Which
will not be attained until after the next CEN
sus) the eleven confederate states will have
eighty votes in the Electoral College, con-
trolled by the late insurgents, namely:
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-22

They will need seventy-seven more to elect
a President. Kentucky, Missouri, Maryland,
and Delaware; States with strong confederate
proclvities. will, it is claimed, furnish thirty
one, while the other forty-six can be made up
by the Democrats of New Jersey, New York,
and Connecticut. The classification of votes
by which the President would thus be elected,
would stand-confederates 80, semi confed-
crates 81, Democratic 46. This Presidential
scheme will undoubtedly fail, and yet it is the
only one that has the slightest chance Of sue
cess. If the Union party can be beaten at all,
it must be by this or some similar combination.
Suppose it successful then, what would be the
chars cter of the new Administration ? Four
members Of the Cabinet would belong to the
eighty confederate votes and the other three
to the seventy-se from the northern and
border States. Allpresidential appointments
al home and abroad must be made on the
same line of division.
If, as is alleged this combination could also
carry majority of Congress, the confederates
would have a majority of that majority, land IN
caucus (giving their allies the Clerk would
demand the Speakers and majority OF all
committees, such as the Ways and Means
Claims, and Pensions, to which their peculiar
interests might be referred. Pensions must
then be surrendered or divided with conted-
crate claimants; service in the Union Army
would be an impedlment to political success,
and the Treasury, supplied by the industry
and economy of the North, would be steadily
absorbed in confederate damages. Then your
creditors might count their worthless bonds
and learn exactly how much ii cost them to
reclaim Their fugitive masters. Then the
pensionless widows and orphans of our val
len. dead might bemoan in poverty and neg
lect the ingrati:ude of Republic saved by
husbands and fathers blood. Aud then our
surviving soldiers must conceal their honor
able acars to save a humble position in the
capital they helped to opreserve-forth the enemy
Then, sir, we all see, feel, and realize what
the Opposition, IN different phraseology, con-
stantly assert, that the object of the war was
TO force the rebels TO become our rulers.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-22
OATS WANTED =!

THE Highest Cash Price will be paid for Inou,
l. sand Bushels of Oats, delivered AZ the sto,s
the undersigned IN Minpo-t. y. 4~ Cet~@h'
MiTlrort, Gev. IA 1864 u
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-22
THE COMMERCIAL COURSE

Book keeping, Commercial arithmetic, Pen.
manship. Business Correspondence, Com
merciat La@ Lectures on Business
Afdirs, Commercial Customs,
Forms, and Aetnai Busi-
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-22
SPECIAL BRANCHES.

Algebra and the Higher Mathematics, P6onO.
grdphy, Ornamental Penmanship, the Art Of
Detectiug Counterfeit Money, Engineering
Surveying, Navigation and Telegraphipy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-08
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.
A STATIC CHO l. E r A.
PREVENTIVE AND CURATIVE

The cause Of Cholera is always found in Il de-
ranged state Of the digestive fluids, particularly
the bile which has been put in disorder by eli
matte or other atmospheric causes. The hillary
ducts are thus prevented from fulfilling their
functions, and consequently the whole circula-
ton is thrown into disorder. The more ones
system is thus deranged by unhealthy eatableS;,
or irregular habits of liviEg, the more easy will
we become the victims of ASIATIC CHOL-
ERA.
Asiatic Cholera is terrible complaint; it
takes its victims with rapidty nnknownto any
other maady; the slightest neglect against san
itary rules is almost surely punished with death.
Yet Cholera is durable, like other diseases,
and in this Elixir we possess a remedy which Is
q perfect safeguard against it. EXPERIENCE in
thousands Of cases. particularly in 1850, in Ger
many, and in the Cholera season just past in
Paris, Constantnople and other cities of Europe,
has proved the use of PROF. W UNDRUM'S
HOLERA ELINIR the surest preventive
against the maiady.
a large stock, i'm ported directly from Gcrma-
ny, Just received from the Custom House in New
York. Put up in Bottles oftwo sizes, at 81 cts.
and Loo Zach. JANNE1 " 20, Agts,
aug 19-tf las King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-08

TOURNAMENT was tournament on
Monday last, on the farm of Mr.. t. B. Meade,
of Clark county, near Wildwood, Of which we
find the following account in the Clarke
Journal:
1.-The Tournament was in every particular
complete success, and did full honor to the
gallant Knights who participated The Knights
we're beautifully dressed and mounted and APP
propriatey 'charged' by Mr.. Archer: The
''titing'' then commenced, which, for beauty
and superiority of horsemanship was never 70 he
fore equaed in this section of Virginia. The
honor Of choosing the Queen of Love and
Beauty" after having been long, CALAMITY and
excellently contested, was finally won by the
Knight of the Southern Gross; The coro-
nation took place upon the field; which was
beautiful in the extreme: The ADDRESS was oe-
livered bv (our brother E3itor,) Mr.. +. Snow
den, which was as beautiful and courteous as
the occasion required
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-08

LIE C0wHIDING CASE AT the last term
d the Circuit Court Of Shenandoah county, in
he case Of the Commonwealth VS.. John c.
VT, Robt \. Cav and Charles Newman,
yn%%reci with a>sauIting George Rye and He
$'l.y. cowhding the same, the Jury found the
PARTIES guilty and assessed the damages at
ole cent each
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-08

THE FARMERS OF LoUDoUN, who fell victims
70 the incendiarics, who devastated that county
during the war, are now rebuilding their barns,
and repairing the losses they sustained. The
LccSbulg Washingtonian says:-"A1ew years,
and l.oudoun will be as beautiful in her green
teIls and as rich in The abundance Of her har-
vests, as she was in the best Of her most pros
porous days.N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-08

The Petersburg Index says, on Friday there
were sold, by Todd, Pugh & Co., Of that city,
three boxes fine coal cured Wrapper Tobacco,
raised by Mr. J. J. Adcock, of Granville coun-
ty, n. c., to Mr.. Reuben h&g'ana, for his fine
brand Of chewing tobacco, as fellows: Box No.
l, 5000 per hundred. Box No. =, 500 per
hundred. Box No. 3, lugs, So Per hundred.