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GOVERNMENT SALES.
u OASTED AND GROUND RYE COFFEE AT
IL PUBLIC AUCTION
GOVERNMENT SALE OF sURPRUS SIR
sIsTENCE STORES.
II


SLESisIENCE OEFIcR, q. s..
Gomez B0IderStes aud GyaHt S.rs.fS 8
Baltimore, Md, January 10, 1851
viii be sold ct rnblic auction, at warehouse an
stoh and Grant streets lnme tely in rear
OF No leo West Lombard street at IL o clock on
THUhsDAY. January ~, IS57, about
3S,41o POUNDS OF ROASTED AND GROUND
BE C0FFEE, lin "a bkls.D
Ttls Rye Cefee is sold because ne longer needed
for issue by the Government The barrels are eaL
and fully head lined. and In prime shi ppins der
At the same time will he sold a large lot GRAIN
ShOh ), and a lot OF EMPTY BARRfLS
Terms: CASH, in Government funds.
Five days allowed to remove purchases
THOMAS WILSON.
Brevet Lieut.. Col. and q. g., U, S. A,
ID IL ~ Breyet Brig. Gen. Vols.
GALE OF A LARGE LOT OF ORDNANCE
~ AND ORDNANCE MATERIAL
BEredh 81 Ordinance, Nary Deparfnsnt,f
WaSht~ gtOa City. December q, 1850
There will be sold at public auction to the hi h.
est bidders, at noon, on Thu RSOAY the twenty
ioerth GA day 81 January 1857 at the ONCE ofthe
inspector OF ordnance. Navy Yard New YORK, q
large lot OF Ordnance 6tsres. serv ceable ana un-
eeryieeabls. embracing Capnon. Shot and Shell
email rms OF various calibres. Spare Parts of
SinaII Arms Gun Carriages. and Miscellaneous
The articles will be sold in lots to suit Dur.
chaseTs. : = - -
Terms: One half cash in 0overrmen Mt fupds 10
be deposited on the conclusion Of the SALE nd the
remainder within ten up days afterward, during
which time the articles may be removed from the
Navy Yard, other wise they viii revert to the Gov
eminent II. A. WISE
de n eolSt Chief Of 6u reau
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RY GREEN WILLIAM NIB, Auctionesrs.

TkEsTEE,S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.
FRONTING ON SOUTH @ STREET, BE.
At P9RLIO AUCTION
On HURSpAY. 3lstinst., at IL O'Clock m I
shall sell. on the premises. by virtue of deed of
trust dated the 18th of Sep tember, A. D. Is s. aud
duly recsraed in Liber r. n. II folios I'D, III and
III, In one OF the Land Records of WashinRto
County. in tho District Of Columbia, having ~
feet frent ~ 70 feet deep to the place of begin
story Frame House.
Terms: Dash All veyancing and revenue
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser $50 down
on the day Of sale. and II the terms are net COM
piled with within FIVE days after the day of sale,
the trustee reserves the right to resell the preT
ises At the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur-
chaser. by advertising three times in some ne VS.
paper published in Washington city.
B0BERT CLARK, Trustee
"a leo GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucts
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES.
TATE fronting on south A, between Sd aud 4tn
On WEDNESDAY, the 2Sd instant, at o CLOCK
p m. shall sell, in front Of the premises by vir-
dated the 10Th day of March 1855 and duly record
ed in the Land Records for Washington csuuty,
Jos 203. 204. and EOS, lot No II. IN square 7Ss,
fronting 81 feet on south street, running back
merits.
The above property will be ssId according to the
said deed Of trust on the premises and tie soId
that is vested in me as trustee
Terms One fosrth cash; balance six and twelve
months. for notes bearing interes and secured
10y deed Of trust on the premises. Ali convey.
ancing and revenue stamps at the cost Of the pur.
chaser. s 100 down when the pro perry Ia knocked
ROBERT BOSTON. Trustee
ja72aw&ds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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p I0HhONP, DEsI0KsBU4a AND ?
II TOAAO RAILROAD
TO TRAvELLERs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tssndsy D, %. sxospted.)

The quickest And most direct route to Richmond,
Va and the South. via tho PotomA.
;ss sln;Ss, from Sixth Stree. War,
Richmond, TredericksbnFs and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Ao .is Orsek to Rich.
mond Va, connecting there With trains the Rich.
wond and Pstsrsbare and Richmond and Danyiile
Railroads, for Petersburg, Weldon, WflminGton
Hs!sish. Greensboro. salisbury. 6harIsttS ssd
Steamers Ksylort and o Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street W harf daily (Sunday evening exceptedl e
80 .. n. and , N. and arrive In Rchmoad q
HkOU0H 10 RIOH MOND III sEvEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter ana IN Hours quicker taa1
any o&Aer koute F...
Be sure and get Through Ticksts via Asaia
Greek and FredericksburE, TO Richmond, ct the
Company . once, corner 81 Peana. avenue and 9Th
street, or on board Of the bosts. Baggage checked
through. 4. -
Om1ibusses and Baggage Wagons will b in
readiness to convey passe nge - and baggage be-
tween depots In Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass BY daylight Mouns
Vernon, and may have an opportunity OF visiting
several battle fields near Bredertcksbu burg By stop
ping ct that point. =.
Breakfast and sup on board OF Hteamsn.
GEO. MATTIN0LY .eupt.. " ashinEton, D q.
@. T. AATTINGLY, Ticket Agent wsns11GY1nsson.
spaly General Passenger Agent.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPesALs ROB SOAP.
Qfos Dspef Co-r mas, ayy o. .S.bs,a.n,.
KastiaEfns VI H.Iannarr Ia -


. WastisstOe, y. C., January 10 1857
sealed Proposals, In duplicate. Of the form mr.
nsn,9 ~ tne anoers signed, will be recc we'd untiI
sA1phDA y, the 79c instant N m !, Cor 90 q NV
lse me euosistsnce Department with
flfTkAh fHOUeAED ll5, 0e0D POUNDS or
GOOD HARD SOAP,
70 DC made By boiling from only rood mstertsl.
mee IRON clay, soluble GLASS. or other I'd u lters.
mons, 70 have no uHpless.nt odor, % contain not
more snsn twenty ave Der &c Mt. OF water, and to
beven enee before packing.
lobe delivered as Follows: One third ~ on or
before the 18th Of February, one third 70 on or
pelSfe the 18th Of February, ana the rem ander on
or before N 18th Of March ls67.
samples must be furnished with the propSssls
te which COPY OF this advertisement must be At
tached. Boxes % be we'll strapped with hickory
straps the name CT the Contractor. date OF trans
ler. n Wen as the contents. with gross, tare and
netweiSht, must be plainly mark ed on every psck-
age The soap will be carefully inspected before
~ n received and compared with the retained
samples. Verfhcsffon II weight Of pack are will
oe determined ss desired by the undsrsi ned. Who
vii also sentle al questions Wit regard TO quail
Payment 10 be made o. soon as the article IL re-
celned as satisfactory; but tive nty ave per cant
VIII be reserved nom each pay ment until the COM
pletfon Of the CONTRACT
30 ALLOWANCES for psckaRes.
vii be received at the Subsistence Store
houses In the Mopumebt Lot. and sth streee
Depot. IA REII
"a lift ~ -
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4 4 Z 7 L A BIS.
SA M A II ANS 8IFT!
.yANARITANS 0LFTl

szEARirzNs eITri s.
THE MOST CBRTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
.vS SYs:, A P EsEET 9SgT SR;T fsf
O.ly Tss Piii. 70 ): Tsi.. 70 kSsa a Css.
They are entirely vegetsDls, having no smell
taste snd VII W inc not IN any way In
T. ,on fouF sn 3, recent
sm i Doctors and Chemists Of present day
,OS: ~ Hsss q
ssI SiiS Ti4Ss sss
Prioe-Male packages, So. Tsma1s, es.
BLOODi BLOWu BLOODiI, ..
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sAxARiTANs RooTT ND RSRS' JUICE
81 ES5f SHS ErSH Ss5s 81:
moss potent. certain aud sectnsl remedy ever pre-.
tbs vsaeresl poison; SC that fhs cure /. thoroSsS
AND permanent; Take, then, q this aoIifyins rem.
Sostsrity that for which ySa may rs1sns in sfsss
ysars.
BOOT ANS aEsS Sio,.
~ ~: ;S;: ii;: "a A'
male: .a1.s .ss FOOT AID HFks JIfosss 81 m ns
Il q II xsss. &:
sAMARITANy WASH
f. = ca as<s Sasi used tn with The
Tsii drscsssns. Frios Is cents.
= e the; :,d " AZ:
vuAr rUI SURGEONS sAY OF pm
:sssns sS.s as.d s:rss. ssn:&is y
e. II
;s:as ~: "a &: si
their seacy. and far e ny use q them sEtSnds
IF'''s.'nd the. ''.Eo1afEiFh rp q. now.Rs
"Assistant Surgeon, sth 3. Z. Vols.
giysais svss:s. y::hiassoa; H1 1t o OK.
bEosS g &c. 3d. p l22sas;s: .s'n'r''s
I1sPARTA1gI OF TN INT1RI0R, g..
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&. s::n s q thu SDs; ssi sst
Sss :. ss q S.s IL h:ssS, Evss
Of .srrsns q ike . sSs
Vii % reissued, II no valid objection should then
JOS. b. BARRETT, 0onmissiensr.
Ne s,7ss for 10 acres Il ssnd. issued under tho
oct Of March ). 1855 +. the name Of Eiishs Bacon,
s IA vas granted January u. 1855. January Il,
No. zss4s. for leo acres, issued under the .e. o,
x.s H y the nsne q Ivory su.sr and
NO. g oss: fer 100 acres, issued under tho oct Of
Mefen 30, Ioao, In the name Of Lazarus Harlon,
ana 80 granted September IL, 1856. February
No. c4 for 100 acres. issued under the act OF
March Sd, Is ., in the name Of Robert w Pierce.
and vas granted May Y, 1855. Marc b 9, 1851.
No, ~ 30. Tor leo acres. issued under the oct OF
vas granted une 8. 1851. March 8, 1851,
No 3.el5, for 90 acres, Issued under the act of
March Sd 1885, in the name Of George Plum, and
No 81 ei3 for leo acres iss1sI under he act Of
March ID 1855, In the name Of James Henry and
vas grantee April 22d. 1851. March 80. 1917.
DARLIz yOUs FRANOAIs; Or, Do You speek
Do Yo1 sSsak German 3 cent?. asSi. Va e 10.
} :snCl; g. Do rSe sDess sRsni;h g cent.
cents. Hsrmoniss PoetiQues, par Lansrtins; g
cents. Recleillements Poetiques, par Lamarsins:
0eents. Vie Do Jesus, par Renani ~ rs.
oe9 IxAN0k TAYLOR.
p BOBPTION LUxURIBs.
,.J::s r:ss,,:s; ,srs: ,:.,s:, Of .r..el.. Sc
son. 3. II. KING 60H,
oe0 Oor. w. ave. and Isl Ut.
VIRGIN OIL OF AK.
no. in r...,.s 4 e. ...:ss oEty
dsrsss iron Berdsesx. and ss DrSpsSsd 70 sus.i;;
'e' 'fs'' s'i INV rosx PRICES.
W. BUROHDLL.
cor. ISsn And y st., under 1hbitt House.
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VICTOR BECKER,
PIANO TUNER AND REGULATOR
ESTABLISHED IN 1855. vSE

ORDERS now REcRrvRpAr
DEMPSEY O'T0OLES, Engravers and Sta.
tioneIs, &c, 326 Pc. av., bet. 9Th and 10th sts
r. G. RElCHENBAOH'S Piano Rooms
AS 18th street, near Pa. avenue.
Special Notes from Vim hnabe + Co., Baltimore
Mr.. Becker tuned Pianos for Us at our Ware.
rooms, and We take pleasure In stating that be-
live him To be com tent lunar. Inn
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By virtue Of deed Of trust to the subscriber,
dated anuary 10Th .ls6s, and recorded in Liber n
No !: fSiios Is &e one Of the l.Dt records q
sell q public auction, on MONDAY the iist day
Of Jan1sry 1881 q u o CLOCK m, At the suction
rooms 81 Green Williams, c0rne Of 7th and d
streets, in the city Of Washington, the tract Of
Land located In said County Of Washington,
called Aaron" and part Of lots i and 8, in Dun
dss subdivision, with the improvements thsre-
on.
Terms: $500 each, the remainder In equal
payment. at and months, with interest from
the day Of sale the purchaser giving notss Tor de-
ferrea payments, 70 be secured by . deed Of INST
onthe premises. Conveysnces and cost of STAN Dc
complied with in i've days from day Of sale the
property will be resod at the risk and cost OF the
tice by advertisementin the public press % this
city. AMAZIAE UNDERHILL, Trustee
ja7 IIntJ GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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ID A. CRONINB
h. BASE BALL
AND sKAfORIAL HEAD QUARTERS,
Dealer in Imported Cigars. Also, the following
brands Of Domestic Cigars: Tulip, Judy, Pun
Robert Burns, &C I Also keep fine assortment of
Tobacco, Meerschsum aud Briar w God Pipes, and
Fancy Articles.
A large assortment Of the bhest and best
SKATES. de ls I'm
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. o T I 9 = .

~ OF 1es.-
The undsrsigned would respectfully announce
70 the public that thes eoptisus the business OF
the late frn OF q. b. JEWELL 4 Co., In eli its
branches, aud would solicit coninus nee OF the
patronage extended TO the old 6rn
MORGAN 4 RalHDHARf,
u 1a~5w - .r . Street Whar
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PROPERTY on 2sth street west between
eni q streets, First Ward.
Or THURSDAY, Jan 18th, instant, at 4 O'Clock
p. M. shall sell, by virtue Of a deed of trust
dated January 4 1876, and duly recorded u Liber.
B. N II Eo IL, folios ?0l, &C.. one of the land
records for Washington county, D. o., all that part
OF Lot 9, in Square No. 10, described as follows:
Beginning for the same rs feet from the northwes,
corner OF and 2sth ctr Gets: running thence south
along the line ef 18th sire ct IS inches thence
west Sc t.et; thence north 50 feet inches thence
east b. feet to the beginning. The above property
which will be sold separately. Terms The first
House offered will be sold for cash; the emainfng
will be sold for half cash, bal ance in four
and eight months, secured to the satisfaction Of
the Trustee deposit of 50 will be required
upon each house at the time Of sale, and terms to
he complied with within We days from day of sale;
otherwise the property will be resold at the risk
and cost OF first purchaser or purchasers, after
three insertions in the Evening Star.
All conyeyancing and stamps et pnrchasers cost.
GEORGE q. b. MITCHELL, Trustee
ia eo6Aa 0RGEN 4 VILLA Ms. Aucts
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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE 4 90, Auctioueer..

RY J. O. MCGUIRE co., Auctioneers.
TWO FISHERIES ON rae POTOMAC RIVER
AT AUCTION
We will sell, At auctiep, on THURSDAY MORN.
ING, January 2ith. Il O'Clock m at the auction
rooms. the privilege to fish for one or more
seasons, the two well known Fisheries Whit
House or Bellvoir, and the Opposum Nose both
situated on the Potomac River
Wood may he had at . reasonable rate on either
estate.
Terms cash.
J. O. McGUIREh co.
l0-StAW6ds IBait. Suu AuctioneePs
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312 y STREET,
#r..f Between leth and Ilts serests, !"
,AegEI L0AnIR en- Gold and silver wsscAss,
d. DONOVAN,
de SIM Licensed PevnbroS.r.
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RAILROAD LINES.
1866 prsNsYL4 tiH ROUTE 1867

1866 r,..r.i11IsV E1Az ROUTE 1867
&Es =! - 4
TO 1Hs sosrHwiWsEEis SOUTH, AID SOUTH,
q, An. ~, w1ETIR sShhpvLEl - -, ,
leave q fo nss November u. 1866, trains WI
w''h!ass'Sn. ss..n Baltimore. Az. ..
II. F.iss.
az: s:ss::s s!:
"' + 4ss S 6:!s t An t e :. vest
Th1ough nom Baltimore to RoGHis;fBR and
~ sSis fo sssnE rom B.,,mor. h...
DsPS4s. sss 1 He 11RRs ~ changes in UNION
ss:, corr; ssa :tI:ss and fsan:sivssi: .SseSs,
major viii ss siYsn st ali ness seso'e inor
P.s:enssrs stcentias sieis a's :. th,. ONO. can
'' % f'"fs's vIIk,ss, ., 5,s. 81. ss;S,'
Ed; g; Y0UNg, Gen. Pass. Agent.
WARRINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
GEORGETOWN hAiLROAD.
81 z
On and after aa 6s55A1F.1 as s,.nS.r Il, 1871. an,
aud =: oU.,sa
LEayE .t.an. LEAVE
fSs:I s.i q, asi
'; ' ::::: Il; IS P. Lss ss 1so., IS S.
......~ sS Through Iii: s corner Z; vi Il
.'-.-IlS 1a 6uhsS Henry ,y 500 P. NJ.
and H:%nry,-' , ,sS ::
SUNDAY PASSENGER TRAINS.
dspc. From eor Ab5 aR. ssar,
T1h n1si Mail sss y. sts, Local IS a. NJ.
affsi- dsSssrs ssassst
AhE RRFEIT Tsb fdEK
~ "a 9 a
Trains between w.. whs51Ss ,1S Nan
FOB NAV ioRk. without change Of cars.
s0p,3 u~ii' Except Sunday at 7:4s g. m and
T6R NEW YORK, changing car, a. philaa.l.
Leave daily Except Sunday At Il:ls q. N. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA. .-. ..--
Leave daily exec pit sunday at 7:4s and HIS a.
M ana 40 and $50 n
NJ only.
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 ,. m. train
Through ticket. to Philadelphia. New York, or
Boston, can be had At the station Once ct eli hours
bankers AND Brokers' TeiesrapA Line, ga. Penn.
avenue, Istween 9th and III streets
for schedule between Washington, Baitimore,
Anna polls, and the West
In. COLE GsnsraI Ticket Agent.
o. -. GEO. s. KooSTz. Agent, Washington.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
DOTOMAG TRANSPORTATION LINE,
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

IN. steaner EXPRESS, Capt =. A. RYrHsB
leaves Warrington at O. m. and AL
exandris at 7 .. n. EVERT SAT. -
gRDAY for 9iymSnt, Budd Ferry -
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point. Piovdenf
r Mns t:nea;EssT Wh.JI Stones Wharf Our
Piney Point, Point Lookout, and arrives n Rsiti
more Ut 9 .. n. on Sunday
.,,.u J,s. sRFEa IA s: 4 Bro .0;s..A Agent,
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n, an. Tllhmn TABLI.
until further notiee Passenger Traips Win ana
tween W Warrington aud Alex andrfa e. follovs
From Id. avenue depot. From cor Duke Hsn -;
Local at.;:.; elo A. n. sts., Local ct Is A. II
Through HAIL ~ 70. Local COT. King
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WHAT the sgRsIogs sAX o. TN sAnAs

Ma, Fob. %, l6s4.c'I have greet sStisfsottsn in
stating thas have used The Bsmsrital Rsmedies'
for Veneral afseases In it, most customary forms:
that have used them with Judgment, discrStioo.
and properly, end, have found them respond 10 mi
ant1cipstions promptly and eaeetuAlly. Known
their mposidon, have the fullest condd enoe n
their efficacy, and - far ny use q them sxtonda
Il Foao0RApd then strongly, '""-~'
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New Hampshire LIENS.

..a MANCHESTER, N. H., Oct. 23, 1867.
To the Editor Of the Press:
There is no such thing as quiet in this city,
as regards business. In the first place, it has
the clements to promote business. AT Amos
keag Falls between the city and Gohstown,
are the largest falls ON the Merrimac. The
whole fall Of water is "a feet. The dam is
built of granite with guard gates through
which the water passes into reservoir, con-
nected with the upper canal, for the use Of
the mills. The water power is estimated to
carry 2l6,OOO spindles. The Amoskeag Com
pany have capital OF 100000. They have
laid out five squares in different parts Of the
city, containing about 20 acres in the whoe.
Most of them have pretty ponds in them.
The water works for the supply OF the city are
very extensive. The citizens have shown great
taste in setting out trees ON the streets.
New buildings are going up in most every
part of the city and still the supply is not
equal to the demand. Next year large ho-
tel will be built. Twenty thousand tons OF
hard coal are used in the course of year by
the various manufacturing establishment and
citizens. Wood enough is burnt into charcoal
by one man to make 10000 bushels in order
to extract coloring material which is used in
the print works.
There are over 1000 operatives on the vari-
Gus corporations-a majority of them women.
Only fow lay up any money. Nine railroads
centre in this city.
Only about 10 cases in bankruptcy have
been entered in this State, and Judge Clark
has so ordered the rules in his department of
it that poor man is not debarred from the
benefits of the act, while in some other
States it takes good many stamps to get
through.
c. II. Bartlett, Esq, the recently appointed
clerk Of the District Court, is a favorite with
lawyers at the bar and all others having busi-
ness with him. STEVE.
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ed down this narrow passage into East River
The cause Of Its curtailment the memory of
the oldest inhabitant does not furnish but
certain 1t Is that the passage between these
great elevations on either side must have
been "plowed out" by some wonderful pro-
cess OF m antique day. The place is full Of
0p,sets Of natural beauty, while the majestic
sweeps In mid-air Of the spans Of High Bridge
'neie oO.n, art and natures sublimlty in pleas
ant blending. 80. '--
60 anywhere for recreation and 70 cot ,b,,
".ei man recruited. Take "a day off" often
!. Is 10. necessary to go 10 Europe or the
North; but right here, at the door, New York
possesses panacea for its sanitary ills in the
unequalled natural beauties anil magni6cant
adornment OF its environs. NASSAU
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DAILY PRESS.
PORTLAND. N Z
- fe1A -'
Thursday Morning. 0octobsr "a, 1857,
The Maine State Press

published this morning, contains reports of
the Firemen's Muster at Bath, the Convention
ct delegates from the Young Mems Christian
Associations at Lewiston, the meeting of the
Cumberland Temperance Association at Cum
berland Centre, and the Ecclesiastical Council
in this city; the true history of Democratic
Congregation in this State; sketch of the ca
reer of Johnny Longfellow, the Jack Sheppard
OF Maine; communication from "Republi-
cam" on the Regulation of Suffrage by Con-
gress; Judge Lawrence's recently published
speech on the impeachment of the President;
election news from California. louisiana and
Virginia; the cable dispatches of the week re-
specting the War in Italy; two columns of ag-
ricultural matter prepared for the Press by
"Traxi;" lively story by Mary Kyle Dallas, /,
together with the usual variety of general
news, court g-eports, shipping news, market re-
ports, &c., Sc. "a r,- s7..l. e fs..l .sl t,f 81 s
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Democrasic Growing,

\ 1t is both amusing and provoking to read
the comments of the Copperhead Journals on
the recent State elections-amusing when
one feels disposed to laugh and be merry
provoking when we see full purpose to de.
ceive the people and make them believe
that terrible reaction had taken place and
that the Republican party with its work of re-
form but half done is about to be swept en-
tirely from the face OF the earth. Now what
are the facts of the case? What wonderful
fictories have the Democrats gained? What
reasons have they for shouting until their
throats are sore, s6sr firing their guns, forming
professions and making SUCH demonstrations ?
Their object is to deceive the people and in
duce them to fall into the rebel lines which
the leaders formed during the war. The
smoke has passed off from the battle fields
and we can now clearly see the wounded and
the dying.
On close survey of these scenes we find the
slaughter much less and not more disastrous
to the Republican party than the elections in
1862, and what that defeat was we can all
recolect How did Ohio vote in that year
The Republicans lost the State by 5000, but
the next year the people were aroused from
their apathy and overwhelmed the Democrats
with 100000 majority. So will it be In 1858
when great national issues come distinctly be-
fore the people. This year the Democrats
brought out their lost vote while the Repub-
licans kept back and did not put forth halt
their strength. But it will be seen next year
in full blast. No one donbts that, not even
the Democrats who now shout so terribly over
their great victories. Victories! Heaven save
the mark In 1852 they carried Ohio State,
but the result Of this pretended Democratic
victory Is the election of Republican COVER
nor! If they have any reason to blow their
trumpet over such a result, let tn em blow II
until they burst their cheeks. -
Now what is the great democratic gain in
Pennsylvania? What have they done this
year which calls for shouting and firing can
non? Why, they have elected Judge of the
Supreme Court while the Republicans have
the Legislature and full control of State af
fairs. No doubt many Republicans voted 70,
Judge Sharswood on personal consideration,
without regard to his political sentiments. Il
must be confessed that the Democratic wire
pullers managed very adroitly SO far as the
county ticket was concerned in Philadelphia
1t has turned out that the city carried the
State. But for the Democratic gains in the
city Sharswood would bave been defeated
Such are the facts in relation to Pennsylvania
and Ohio, the two great States upon wh'cr
the Democrats rely for proof fthe great reac
ton in the political world when in fact none
exists. The Democrats did not throw sc
manv votes this year as they did last, in Penn
sylvania and yet they have the effrontery Il
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