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WHEx Youth and Beauty meet t

tie glowing hours with flying feet what gives zest TO the
AR Iuey breathe. ana makes it luxury to inhae il
a SIX tine iadIes and they will tell you PHALoNs
perfume. flor DE Mayo. Sold By all druggists.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-24

APPROPRIATIONS FOR WISCONSIN RIVERS -
The following are the items in the River
and Harbor bill, which has passed the
House, Tor harbors and rivers in Wisconsin:
For improvements ofSup'r CITY Harb'r $40 600
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-24
ALIENS LUNG BALSANG,
HEIlaf the nacfnra say.

WILL ali these afflicted with Cough or Consumption
read the following and learn the value OF
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-24
Ho11owAY's PnIs.-Cholera or gripping

of the Bowels, Laudanum may lun the pain but not
destroy Morphine sleeps the in artificial
sleep, without refreshing the invalid Holloways Pills
Unly the results without the baneful
effects entirely extinguish the elements of the
disease as to promote speedy without danger of
relapse Sold by ali druggists
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-24

The latest Yankee inventions are
economic cheroots, which are twice the
length of the ordinary, and herein is the
economy: The government taxes cigars
with regard to length, and the application
of knife will make one of these into two
in an instant
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-24

What Idiots they obey,
no drugs, throughout the land.
Between mems lips tina way
The New York herald., 1868-06-25

AN INTERNAL RRvENUE COMMISSIONER NoM-
NArxp.-Thc President sent In TO the Senate
yesterday, among other nominations, the name
of Mr.. Perry Fuller, Of Kansas, for the oface
Of Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, In the
stead Of Mr.. Rollins, who recently rendered his
resignation
The New York herald., 1868-06-25

LIVE IssuEs-Railroads canals, magnetic
telegraphs, steamships, ocean cables, the
newspaper press, an American Continental
policy, tunnelling the Rocky Mountains, the
worlds trade with the Indies, latitudinal
railroad across and q longitudinal railroad
lengthwise of the Continent, reduced taxation,
armness in foreign diplomacy, and once more
q thoroughly united and prosperous republic.
The New York herald., 1868-06-25

GENERAL SHEPHERD AT 1T AsAN.-This
puissant commander of the unfortunae State
of Alabama is at work again. He recently is
sued pompous edict on the subject Of SOL
diers expressing their political opinions. Not
content with the laurels gained on that occasion.
we perceive by telegram from Selma that he
has ordered the arrest of newspaper editor
for violating his orders, which means, we sup
pose, for writing' editorials which do not please
Shepherd.
The New York herald., 1868-06-25

TIE Boat RACE YESTERDAY. Yesterday
the race between Brown and Tyler was the oc
casion for another of those disgraceful scenes
which are fast being regarded as inseparable
features Of boat races. There is something
that needs purifying in this matter, else boat
racing In this country will be brought into dis
repute and no respectable person will feel re-
putable in being connected with the boat clubs.
The New York herald., 1868-06-25

THE EIGHT HOUR SYSTEM FOR GovERNMKNr
MEoHANros.-By adecisive majority the Senate
yesterday passed the House bill providing
that eight hours shall constitute q days work
for the mechanics and laborers employed by
the government. As il is understood that the
President Is in favor of the movement we sup
pose that he will sign the bill, and that hence
forth all the men employed on mechanical labor
for the government will go to work at eight
o'clock in the morning and cease their labors
at ave In the afternoon. In the meantime q
severe struggle is going on in this city between
the master masons and the journeymen brick
layers on this very question Of time, with the
additional subject Of compensation. Both
sides express themselves determined not to
yield, and as each is said to be well supplied
with means . long contest is not altogether
improbable.
The New York herald., 1868-06-25

kilograms from London announce. the re-
ceipt in that city of dispatches from the Con-
tinent reporting that the Italian government
has addressed an Official circular to the repre-
sentatives of the King at the different courts of
Europe declaring the intention of his Majesty
to maintain q strict neutrality in the event OF
war between France and Prussia. This
intelligence is interpreted evidently in
the sense of meaning that a conflict
between Napoleon and North Germany
is near at hand, and hence Italy de-
fines her position. The report is scarcely en-
titled to such serious consideration. France
and Prussia may engage in deadly struggle
at q moment considered opportune by each
for an endeavor to Obliterate the memories
Of the respective occupations Of Paris
and Berlin and of the critical, but
unwelcome, appearance Of Bliicher at
Waterloo; but the date of that gigantic
and for the Continent, disastrous un-
dertaking will neither be accelerated nor
delayed by the circulation of documents
from Florence. If the Italian Cabinet has
sent out such paper it must be with the IN
tention of informing Prussia beforehand that
Victor Emanuel will not attempt to repay the
national obligation due to North Germany for
her timely operations against Austria in Venice
before and after Custozza-movements which
had the effect of preserving the national life of
Italy.
From Berlin and Paris we have assurances
ofpeace. Italy is, however, exceedingly ap-
prehensive of war, and her very nervousness
on the subject may have indued her council
lors with correctly prescient anticipation of
the coming scourge. Anathematized to sort
of earthly purgatory by the Pope, with Carl
baldi grumbling, French engineers working at
the Notifications of Rome, the September Con-
vention unsettled, Austria going ''ahead'
with reform, and Germany, it may be, offended,
it is no wonder if Italy has declared herself
neutral for war.
The New York herald., 1868-06-25

TIE RADICAL SUCCESSION in the House Of
Representatives has become . matter Of com
mercial enterprise. Hence Hon. Impescher
Bingham furnishes an estimate of the weight
Of Mr.. James Mason az the successor Of Hon
r. p. Spalding, from the Eighteenth (Cleve-
land) Ohio district, 80 II he were 80 many
pounds Of bacon. II will be as much as Mason
can do to save Il, from present Appearances.
The New York herald., 1868-06-25

SENATOR DroK YATES, Of illinois, objects
TO the late 'visible admixture" bill Of Ohio.
The principal reason is there was too much
water in II for 90 little brandy.
The New York herald., 1868-06-25

DEAD IssURs-All that existed before the
war relating to slavery and its train Of dis
turbing influences.
The New York herald., 1868-06-25

No Protection FOR AMERICAN FIsHR-
RIEs.-We have statement from Washington
that the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs
will report adversely to the bill recently passed
by the House authorizing the President to
send war vessel to the Gulf of St. Lawrence
for the purpose of affording protection to
American fisheries. The reasons assigned for
thus ignoring the claims of an important
branch Of our commerce are that the measure
is unnecessary and that it places power in the
hands of the President to involve the country
in war with Great Britain. This last men,
toned reason is undoubtedly the main one
The desire to vest as little power as possible
in Mr.. Johnson-not to mention the taking
away of as much of his constitutional
authority as could be prudently done-is the
whole animus of this coming adverse report; /;
and 80 because the Executive of the republic
is personally and politically obnoxious to q
majority of our Senators he must not be
authorized to adopt measures looking to the
protection and preservation of American
commerce.
The New York herald., 1868-06-25

HATS m ROME AND NEW YoRK.-We arc
informed from Rome that Pope Plus the Ninth
has ''twelve hats at his disposal, but It Is not
likely that Ireland will have another one."
His Holiness must certainly be either very
poor or very stingy, and rather mean to ''go
back" on his friends In the "old country"
The Sachems of Tammany Hall will give NOR .
than twelve dozen of bran new hats Of the most
fashionable style to Irishmen before the Fourth
Of July, and have more than twice that number
ordered for the different natonalities by No
vember. No wender the Irish like to ooms
TO New York.
The New York herald., 1868-06-25

ANOTHER OF SECRETARY WELLKs' VEN
TUREs.-A great deal Of putting of the new
war steamer Ammonoosuc is now going On.
We have reports from all quarters ecstaticaily
describing how many revolutions per minute
were made and how fast she travelled, and
any person not acquainted with the facts would
suppose this steamer to be about the best ever
built. The truth is that there is moro romance
than reality in the present stories. Tho An
monoosuc went to sea without her ordnance
and with barely sufficient coal on board to take
her to Boston. At the start she may have
made passably good rate Of speed, but what
she did afterwards could not be ascertsined,
by reason of the loss of '1og chips and much
of the line." We venture the prediction that
this new vessel will prove a. great humbug
as any Of the other extraordinary looking and
working crafts constructed by authority Of the
ancient and venerable Secretary Of the Navy.
The New York herald., 1868-06-25

THE ARKANSAS DELEGATION Yesterday
the radical delegation from the now recon
structed State of Arkansas were, after reso-
luton adopted for the purpose, sworn in and
took their seats in the House Of Representa-
tives. Subsequently protest against their
admission was presented and read. 1t was
signed by all of the democratic members Of
Congress, and denounces the Reconstruction
laws and the means BY which the new Repre-
sentatives were elected. Arkansas is now
fully represented in the councils of the repub-
lie, and as the Omnibus bill will be returned
by the President to-day, either with veto or
without his signature, it is reasonable to pre-
sumo that all Of the other Southern States, ex-
cepting Virginia, Mississippi and Texas, will
be represented in Congress before the end Of
next week.
The New York herald., 1868-06-25

THE NEWS FROM MRxIoo.-Our special
correspondence from the city of Mexico, pub
lished this morning, confirms the estimate we
have made Of the SORT of republicanism that
prevails in Mexico. The head of the Juarez
Cabinet held on to power until the Supreme
Court made the issue decisive. The conse-
quence was that crisis took place in the Cab
met, and the excitement ran 90 high al the capi-
tai that q revolution was feared. However,
the adroit ex-Minister Of Foreign Affairs has
90 managed that power remains in his hands.
How long this is to continue depends entirely
on the activity and energy Of the rebel chiefs,
who are even more numerous and active now
than in the most aourishing days of Mexican
anarchy
The New York herald., 1868-06-25

PEACE LESSON FROM AUSTRIA. Ma
poleon Bonaparte visited the arsenal in Vienna
the other day. Two Austrian soldiers, armed
with new rife, were ordered out for practice
In his presence, and within the space Of one
minute the two men placed forty-three balls
in the butts, without missing once, at three
hundred yards. The French Prince evidently
experienced q sensation akin to that felt by
Captain SCOTS coon-he ''came down" and
left for Constantinople. An excsllent lesson
IN favor Of peace IL Europe.
The New York herald., 1868-06-25
Negro Suffrage In tho South-Turning th,
Tables Upon tho Radicals.

Tables Upon tho Radicals.
Democratic niggers are beginning to make
their appearance at various places down South.
They have been turning out in such numbers
in the Mississippi constitutional election as to
mark reaction which looks very much like
revolution. They elected in the late Georgia
election in the cotton districts several demo-
cratic members to the Legislature. They
recently came forth in some strength in
Louisiana, where the oarpet-baggers have
assumed to dictate the ballot for the black
man. Even In old Virginia, where, between
the radical terrorisms of Hunnicutt against the
old ''nigger traders" on the one side and the
folly Of the opposition 6re-eating white poll
ticians on the other, the lines between the
white mans party and the black mans party
are very sharply drawn, even there demo-
cratic niggers are rapidly increasing. Among
them has appeared Q talented fellow named
Breckinridge, who, In company with white
conservative ss "a man and brother" is sue
cessfully stumping the State. In fact, the in
Huence of the carpet-baggers over the Southern
blacks is passing away, and IL properly en-
couraged, as recommended by Wade Hampton,
the democratic niggers In the Presidential
election will WELD the balance of power in
every reconstructed State.
With the overthrow of the late fighting rebel
confederacy came tho confirmation of ''de
blessed Massa Lincoln's Emancipation procla-
nation" This brought over the emancipated
blacks at once en- nsdsse to Congress and ''de
Northern gemmen." Senator Wilson, in his
prospecting" missionary tour among those
freedmen, from Virginia to Georgia, was as
tonished at their unanimous uprising for the
republican party. But having gone through
two or three experimental elections,
these Southern blacks appear to be
considering their actual condition as
workers Of the SOIL Many of them
had been led to ''great expectations" Of free
farms, free cabins and mules and wagons az
rewards for their fidelity TO Congress, and mapy
had been frightened by the terrors of slavery
| against their late masters. But at last these
blacks are becoming sati SIZED that their freedom
is secure, that their right to vote is safe against
all accidents, and that those free farms, cabins
and mules promised them are all moonshine.
Nay more, they are beginning to see that 4
they can turn. their votes to good sccoun,
with their white neighbors and employers |,
will be so much clear gain--a gain Of good will
between whites and blacks, mutual assistance
assured employment and something that will
stick 10 the ribs. So for, indeed, have thes,
practical Southern IDEAS been gaining grount
among the blacks that some are beginning I,
think that the Freedmens Bureau is only 70
begsats, and that work and harmony with thei
white neighbors viii not only bring the Sunda
coat to Pomp, the wedding dress to Sally, an
he QeH QhgiAnAa kghAA lag Aaak QinAh
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0trleGateEIigenteo
PENNSYLVANIA.
nv
HH WHITTIER

h1 Wa1TTiRR
state prayer.foundedI never HING
SUN SSn9htce upon peoples tongue,
such power 10 bless or nan.
As mat which makes Inv WhiSner Fate
FOR which on thee The centurieS yvsft
And destinies OF Mani
Across thy AlIeghanian chain
WIN gtoaning from a laud in main
me west wind finds it, wpy.
Mllu-Wating from AiIssouri's fiSn5
Inc Crying or thy childrens blood,
Is In thy ears tc-dayl
" And unto thee in Freedoms hour
VI soTest need, God gives thee Iower
10 ruin or 10 save;
10 wound or heal, 10 blight or bless
Wltn fertile held or wilderng6s
a Tree home or a gave.
Ihen let thy virtue match the crime.
hlse 10 q level with the time:
And II a SON OF Thine
BeIIay or Tempt thee. Brutus-like.
ror fatnerlAnd and Freedom strike.
AsJusice gives the sign.
Wake, sleeper, from thy dream of ea.e.
Inc great OCCASIONS forelock seize.
And let the North wind strong.
ANA golden leaves OF Autumn, be
my coronal OF victory
And thy trinmphal song"
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GEN SapRFtisstIeists.5
st. Louis and Iron Monntoi

DAILR0AD COMPANIES seve,, -
1g GENT nfst Mortgage Bonds. FebruRTv
completed road 10 Pilot Knob are non nn me
than the interest on the entire mortRa1s
Inc pLoSe ;t OF these Bonds are G1dttg 10
have been spent on the properfys and moi
over $1,000. COO OF bonds issued mus far. The
constantly increasing trafnc OF Carrying ORE,
with the prospect OF controlInts ar me
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ensures an enormous revenue. The Dfrec-
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as to economise It's expenses.
THOS. ALLEN, Pres'L st. Louis. Mo-
we, the undersigned, cordially recon-
mend these seven per cent mOrtgaRe bonds
OF the 81. Louis and Iron Mountain Kali.
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neArIy iCUO different BOOKS, BIBLES anu
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Macon. ca, sept. 90, ls0s.
More Straws.

a vote on the presidency was taken
on Monday morning on the New
Brighton Accommodation trains on the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicao
Railway, on which was a delegation to
the Democratic Convention in this city,
and resulted as follows: Grant 81 Sey-
mour, Is.
Votes were taken on Monday on
three trains on the Pennsylvania Rail
road, with the following result: On
the train between Philadelphia and
Northumberland, 100; Seymour, 36.
On train between Philadelphia and
Harrisburg-Grant, 1875; Seymour, A.
On through train between Philadelphls
aud Pitts5urgh-Grant, 124; Seymour
A vote taken on the Cincinnati ex-
press train on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, which arrived here yesterday
morning, resulted as follows: Grant,
1856; Seymour, 81. flf
Shortly after the disturbances which
occurred yhilethe Republican process
sion was passing up Wyle street last
evening our reporter visited the lock-
mn. where q vote was taken among the
prisoners with the following result !:
Seymour, IL; Grant, 2.
'iStrqws show which way the WIND
blows.''-PittSbt,Tgh ConmeTStGt
AREPoRE from General Meade upon
the late massacre at CamiIla Ga, em-
bod ying the report of General sibley,
has reached the War Department. II
clearly establishes the fact that the
whole affair was deliberately planned
by the whites, and that the reports
which have gained general circulation
concerning the subsequent hunting
down ofcolored men and similar atroc
Titles really occurred as represented
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RED JACKET AXE.

NoTEs-From reports and letters received,
]. our Axe is bound to be THE AXE.
II. It will cut 25 per cent better.
III. My brother lost one arm in the war,
but with yonr Axe he can cut as well as any
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". II could not get another, (twepty-
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other Axe.
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Its occasional use will prevent the hair
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