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left, rose to the summit and opened II
whitening fire on the oncmy's flank :,
which had the effect of assisting very
materially in breaking the left flank Of
the rebel army. In this charge he lost
one-third Of his command, and receiv-
ed slight bruise in the hip from ball
which had glanced from q rock.
AT the battle of Antietam he fully
maintained his reputation for skill and
bravery, and was in a few days thereaf
ter promoted to the majority of his regi
ment.
Late in November, 1862, wheh Colo
mel Sinclair was assigned to the cc.n-
mand Of a brigade, the lieutenant colo
mel being III and unfit for duty, Major
Ent assumed the command of the regi-
ment, and on the I'd Of April, 1868, he
was commissioned Lieutenant Colonel,
to rank fromthe 26th of November, 1862;
on the 23d of July he was promoted to
the colenelcy, to rank from May 23d,
1863,
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ONE of the charges against the king
of Great Britain contained the Declara-
tion of Indebendence was that he had
rendered the civil subordinate to the
military authority. The same thing has
been done by the Radical party. In
nine States of the Union they abolished
civil government and established in its
stead grinding military despotism.
All the safeguards of English and
American Liberty We're overthrown,
and the sword and bayonet in the hands
of irresponsible military officers substi-
tuted for them. These outrages were
perpetrated IN order that the Radical
party might live. After having betray-
ed every trust reposed in them they are
asking the people 10 give thema new
lease of power. Let every man who
loves Liberty remember this party of
tyrants when he goes TO vote, and put
his heel upon 1t as he would viper.
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A ROOSTER FIGHT AT PANAMA
lately, and the boys thought they would
show the natives thing or two in cock.
fighting. They had on board bald ca
gle, which they transformed, by clip.
ping of wings and ruthless pulling out
of tail, into most ungainly, defOrmed,
and pusilanimous chicken. This non-
descript animal was entered for "a fight.
The game cocks have a way, when first
placed in the ring, of crouching and
pointing" at each other. Then they
advance across the intervening space
Ind, meeting in the centre, with heads
erect, and fury in every movement,
they fly at one another, each endeavor.
ing to drive his long steelspur into the
head or breast of his adversary. On
this occasion the veritable gamester,
victor In many well fought skirmish
began his usual tactics, while his elum-
sy adversary nestled quietly where he
had been placed, and paid no attention
to him. Anticipating an easy victory
the Joyous rooster now advanced, with
out ceremony, and delivering one o,
two smart blows, somewhat damaged
the aquiline features of the foe, where
at old Sleepy, without taking the trub,
lie to rise, quietly reached out claw
caught the frisky warrior and pulled
off his head. This was unscientific and
conclusive.
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Chnife 9nftry.
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN soxG.

AIR-"dUd Lang .Spne"
COME rally round the nations flag,
And catch the peoples song,
Ring forth our party battle-cry,
In chorus loud and long
"For Seymour, Blair and Victory"
'Tis borne upon the air,
And heard in echoes loud and long,
"For Seymour and for Blairr'
CmeRrs-For Seymour, Blair and Victory, sc.
We meet and fight mighty host,
A host of every hue,
But Truth and Right will nerve uso
And bear us bravely through,
For Seymour on the forum, boys,
And Blair on many a field;
Have met and vanquished stronger foes
To those they'll never yield.
CnoRus-For Seymour Blair and Victory, Sc.
our flag floats proudly on the breeze,
Its motto waves on high
THE CONSTITUTION AND THE LAWS.
by THESE WE LIVE AND pIE"
our Seymour and our Blair. my boys,
VIII yield that banner never;
Their stalwart arms will bear II up
TIL hand and heart shall sever.
CHoRrs-For Seymour, Blair and Victory &c.
The rallying cry Is heard afar,
New Englands granite hills
The Western plains, cen the poor South-
The air with chorus nils,
"For seymour and for Blair" my boys,
We hear the song now ring
Democracy two noble sons
Great victory will bring.
CHoRrs-For Seymour, Blair and Victory, &c.
Then shout for Seymour and for Blair
Send out the rallying cry
THE CONSTITUTION As IT wAs,'
By that we live or die!
No white mans right shall shacked be,
By negro power supreme,
Well crush such heresy to earth,
And spoil the dcspot's dream!
CHoRus-For Seymour, Blair and Victory, &c.
IIark hear the eagle as he sweeps
Through yondcr azure sky,
Scream out, in tones of Victory,
our gloriuos battle-c cry
For Seymour and for Blair" my boys.
Now let IT I'LL the air
Catch up the echo and repeat,
FOR Seymour and for Blair.'
CHoRus-For Seymour, Blair and Victory, &c.
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The most ignorant have knowledge
enough to detect the faults of Others;
the most clear-sighted are blind to
their own.
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Democratic maJOrlty...,....,

Democratic majority............ j3,7l5
or course, we cannot expect such a
gain, but five do but half as well rs
our friends in Maine, Pennsylvania is
sure by at least $1,000 majority.
II there be any consolation in these
figures for Radicals, we cannot see it.
Lancaster Mtelhgencer.
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The Maine Election.

AS the eyes of the whole country
have been turned to Maine, the election
In that State being regarded as afford
ing in some degree an indication ofpub-
lie sentiment, it is important to know
which of the two great parties has the
better reason to be satisfied with the re-
suit. The Radicals have fired their
cannon ms though the cause for rejoice
ing were theirs. Do the figures war
rant such conduct on their part? a few
returns of elections In Maine will show
that they do not. The returns SO far, if
correct, show the following vote:
Radical..... .............,......,"I6,23 236
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JERSEYTOWN DIRECTORY.
BUCKHORN DIRECTORY.

NJ q. & w. II. SHOEMAKER, dealers in dry
vi goods, groceries and general merchandise.
First store in south end oftown. v2-nls.
TACOB Il WM. HARRIS, dealers In dry goods,
groceries, drugs and medicines. First store in
north end OF town. v2-nls.
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Frcmont's majority. ,099
The total vote was l06,2j9. The vote
was increased but 5,39s, the Radical
majority was increased 24,9S4, and yet
the Democrats carried New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Indiana, Illinois, and
Missouri, States which are the battle
ground to-day.
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Radical majority..........13,2O

Radical majority.........."13,2O3
The total vote was 1866. The vote
in 1868 is at least 1872, ,639, or -, 900 more.
$4,000 is 81 Of 1900. Now if the Rad
icals are relatively as strong in 1868 as
they were in 1862, their majority should
have increased with the vote, and
should be 81 greater than it was in 1862.
They should have 22,633 majority
whereas they probably have not more
than $4,000 and certainly have not 20,-
900. Yet in 1862, the Democracy car
ried New York, New Jersey, Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Mis-
souri,, States which, as we said before,
are the battle-ground to-day.
To come down still later. The elec-
ton OF 1867 was not fought entirely on
National issues, and small vote was
polled.
| The election of 1866 was fought how
ever, on National issues, and a full vote
was polled. The vote was
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Radical majority..............19,s3S
Total VOTE. 1872 $3.50

These figures are not persectly correct,
as the N. Y. tribune claims but $4,000,
but we will assume that they give the
exact vote.
The Radicals declare that as their
majority in 1867 was but 10000, they
have made great gain. Is it so? In
1S55 the vote was "a follows.
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LIGHT STREET DIRECTORY.

DETER ENT, dealer in dry goods, groceries,
L flour, feed, salt, fish, iron nails, etc, Light
Street, vl-nij
TTERWILLlGER, Cabinetmaker, Undertaken
u and Chairiuaker vl-ni6
TosEPH WALTER Blacksmith, opposite post
v Office. vl-ni6.
III +. OMAN ~ CO., Wheclwrghts, first door
III above school house. yl-ni6
MI vl-ni8
NV. SANKEY, dealer in Leather, Hides, Bark,
,J etc. Cash paid for Hides. vl-ni6
WIN. NJ. ENT, dealer in stoves and tin ware in
w all its branches. vl-ni6
TOHN a. OMAN, manufacturer and dealer in
boots and shoes. vl-n6i
I j. Lesser NJ. D. Surgeon and Phy sican
y . ONCE at keiler's Hotel. N2-n2'
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haulcll muJOrliy. y..,..........zi ,ooi
The whole vote WAS III ,S73. The
vote this year is 20, ,766 greater, and the
Radical majority at least 5000 less.
In 1866, in Pennsylvania, the total
vote was 597,370, the Radical majority
l7,l7s. Now rs Pennsylvania polls
more than five times rs many votes aS
Maine, gain similar to that made on
Monday would be 10000, wiping out
Geary's majority of l7,l7S, and estab-
fishing II Democratic majority of %, 600.
Or to put it in another light
l@S6G-Dem. 1866 vote in Maine.,,,"iiii'9,aa99
1865 - ......5G, ,iO3
The Democratic vote has increased
li,464, or 3il per cent.
ls6d-Radical vote in Maine. $685.
lS6S-- " " .,76,23G
The Radical vote has increased $50,
or not quite % per cent.
A similar increase in Pennsylvania
ON the vote of 1866 would be
,lymer's vote...........".....290, O9G
Add 3i4 per cent."....,.......lOO,O
-39O,l ,l79
Geary' NOte...'......,.........3OI I,-f
Add % per oent..",............29,l90 1870
--; ;i3G, ,46I
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BLOOMSBURG DIRECTORY.

v RUPERT, stoves and tinware, Rupert
4 MI, ~. Main st. vest of Market. Nl-nia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-26


THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL LIVE INSURANCE.
COMPANY Of Albany, New York. ssys: RE.
GARDiNG MEDICAL TREATMENT as AT
fsctine rates that tho systems OF medical prac.
tico as affecting tho duration of lifc. are well
worthy Of confederation by Lifc Insurance Com.
panics appeal 4 to ns.vlicnt; calculations upon
ant, In our possession show d-crcnsed rate OF
mortality under the " homeopathic system OF
Medicine" wo have therefore concluded to
make n deduction Of 10 pcr cent: from the table
rntes upon c,rrl, payment of prc,nium by those
hsbituaily using this mode Of treatmont. In
case Of medical practice being changed, tho full
rates will be again charged. To thosc VINO Sm'
pioy the Homeopathic system when VI, TINS
Company will make u deduction Of 10 por cen.
from tho usual rates Of prcmiu n, feeling sails
fed that the mortality from diseases vastly less
under this mode Of treatment. From a large
mass Of statistics, gathered from oil parts OF tue
civilized world. and supplied largely by Aiio'
pathc authorities, embracing the reeorns OF sIo
treatment Of over 100000 Gases OF disoaso, 10
drawn the following:
GENERAL SUMMARY.
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Notice to Creditors.

T,srlrE OF. JOSEPH JACKSON, DE-
III csased.-Notee is hereby given py 'nc w;
ss,s.c 10 III. creditors Of and all persons hAvln
cisims sgalnIt sald decsassd, 10 exhibit tho samo
vlth the necessary vouchers. within ten mon,n
fros, M flrst pu6ilsAkIop Of thls popes, 70 ne
uudorsIensd at bis residence In Day ton, NayaaA
I s1.sT 81 Il. A. GREENLEAF, Agmr.'
Dayton, Nay t'lses. u "y''N'i
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MEDICAL.
MIdwiEeFyo!a =
I - IIUNI ss-ss...s ..ss''.f. n
OPPiCR-6S SOUTH G. .STREBT, sp-
-''T Tg posite Wells .Pprko - CO. g ],
HON &c OR A, T.HH

JsTuE ONLY TRUE SYSTEM OF MED.
L iciue. based upon the laws OF nature. Seven
ty.ive y yearsof experience have proved that one.
half ofthosc dying at an carly hSeean ousaved.
IIomoeopathy cures all eurablc dlseHxos psrnna.
nently, which have resisted the skill ofthe best
practl,lonersof any Of the old medical systom,
for years. '''
Homeopathy almg toera radic odiseaseEenti
to cure sure and easy, without bleeding, blister.
Ing. cauterlzing or drugging,t TO prolonghieahd
lessen the number Of sick dRys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-26

HOMEOPATHY AND LIFE ASSURANCE. .Fhs
Dlrcctorso of aI.nndon Life Assurance Olhco-
the Geucral provihent" at its recent, meeting
have placed on record their opinou "that per.
sons treated by the Homeopathy system ciJoy
moro robust health. aro less frequently attacked
By disease. and when attacked recover more
rapidly than those treated by any other sYstom;
that will, respect to the more fatal classes oil dis.
case tho ~ untler Homeopathy J. smailln
comparison with that OF Allopathyi tnat there
ara diseases not curablo ut all under the latter
system, which arc perfectly eurablc under tho
former; finally, that tho medicines prescribed by
Homoophnthisis do not iDjur. tho constitution
whereas stkoxcemploycd by A,lopaths NOT nm
frcgurntl ontail tho most serious. hnd IN many
instances, fatal consequences" Tho Directors
further propose to summon meeting oi the
sharcho olders 10 lay before them the facts they
have collected, and tho decision ut which they
have arrived. namely: 'ro opon special Soc
lion for persons troated by Homeopathic sys'
tom, at q lower rate Of premium than that
charged on other livcs."-London (EnSo o.
serptr.
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IL will thus be seen that Of ono hundsed pa.
tipnts treated by Homeopathic physieians, eignt
will die, while II the same number aro treated by
AilopathIe physicians, thirty four will diei aud
Of the myrlads who die under old school trsat.
n,cnt tho world over. Homeopathic treatment
would save scvcnty.nix OF every hundred. A.
Yirclnin March. 9. 1868. mrg-tt
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S11n n V.

1t Is one OF tho gruatsst triumphs OF nom@-
opatby to dispense with tho operation Of Ainpu.
talion and ExcIsion, In moro than twothirds OF
tho cascs, by tho radical curs of the diseased
parts. which AIlopnthy would have consigned I o
thcknifc.
Fractures And serious wounds are healed In
les. time, and with less pain, than under any
oth.r mode Of treatment.
iIonsopmthyi sfnllllinga mi1slon whose ono
Ia tho overthrow Of all other modes OF cure, ana
the establishment Ofitsown complete andpor
uinnSnt rulc .ss ''. .'
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NorHrxa Is Losr IN PARIs.-The Revue des
Deux Moude says:
In the large lyceums and schools in Paris, 1t 10
said, the boys are vs-y wasteful; they thow away
half the bread they get for lunch, trad upon It.
frsgments are Iost the servsnts sell them 70 deal
ers who sre called bouldngers en- risur. and turn
their acquisition to good account. They first pick
out eli the tolersbe pieces, which they heat In On
oven and then raep clean; thus prepared, these
for soup. Most Of the cosaons, cut into lozenges
AID served on the tables Of the rich with spinach,
have no other origin. AZ for the dirty crumbs ard
refuse left after this picking they ars pounded IL
. nortxr and sold 10 butchers a. cirpeleure, with
hsm. The really llthy remainder, what's too bad
even for ckdpele,re, u blackened over jnfe,
pounded and and then mixed up with honey. Ho-
mstixed with few drops of essence OF pepper
mint; shis b sold - a opiate for the toofhsche.
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No More Copsiba and Cubeps.
aRImAULfss CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
TATTOO VE0ETALIR
WHARF other medicines have failed these preparsoas
v slWayp effect Thess rapid and
eure Of severe and chronic Of pvas dsea
fbey are used In the hospitals Paris by the celebrated Dr.
Rord and are found greatly 70 all hitherto known
iners remedies and Copaiba Cubebs The injection
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APPROVED BIZ THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE
Burir du Buisson's Iodide Of Iron and Man.
ganeao Pills,

The of chlorotc scroulous affections aysys
one and tedious with the preparations Of iron which
unfrequenty fail owing to the stomach not being soe to
support them The researches Of Professors Hannon Of
aud Petrequin Of Lyons Berzeus and
Trousseaa Paris have that this
failure 10 owing the absence Of Manganese which as well
AZ Iron element Of the blood These fiis
therefore, supply important deficiency therapeutics and
Of Medicine the principal scientific bodies They are
employed with certainty Of success against ofeen
Complaints Poverty Of the Bloed and IT.
regular and preferable 10 the pills OF iodde
alone In all snemic, scrofasus and csncerous Aneo
uonA
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JOHv =. FLEMIN0,
eAs rTTEE
AND
Dealer in Gas Fixtures,
IA PoYDRAs STREET. MEAN ST. CHARLES,
New Orissns.
YIN sstend punesusy faithfully 10 ell orders entrusted
V him.
Order iet In Boz No. II hsohanioG Nd Dsaasn III
QUENA VISTA ENGLIsn
GLASS ICAL HO0L.

Having returned taer Of three years. to my
viii open on MONDAY the 10th of September next an Kn
gsh and Classical School, for the education OF Boys
The ocaty Of this Institution delightful combining AL
the advantages and country The grounds ample
sndw beagan beautifed and adorned with commentaries
and shubbery The building large and well ventilated saa
admirably adapted for School The house has bsea
recently furnished from cellar to garrett and IL now beng
epanted repapered recesnsed and repurhed that
locality IN the whole country viii be more beautiful
The discipline Of School viii be mild and parental but
arm and decided every effort viii be made to develop thu
,bvsca intellectual moral faculties Of the pupil Tbs
Principal Of the School prepared 10 board ten or Twelve
Terms tor Session Of Five Months:
Tuition IN Primary Department.
Higher Branches Of Mathematics and Classic each extra
Board per month including fuel and lights %
Contingent fee. ~
washing ct laundress' prices
JAMES McNUrr. Principal
References Tennosses-Col Jno. hc6avock' Gen. L.
r. De0ranenrsid, Col ON. Perkins, r H. Bradley ESQ.,
Col ". q McLsmore. J. B. McEwen Esq, Col John Il
House, Rev. A n. Cunningham. D. D., ksv Francis
Dxsis Dr. John 8. Park, John Garter. ESQ, n Ewing
Esq. Judge p. g. q Perkins J. w. Nssly, Roet. r hoss
amss Allison
Rsfsrsnoss nom virgnis-Hon Andrsw Q. Fnlsn- Dr.
y. Sanders, Gen VIM Terry, G. q A. Randall heesvoek
~, sanl. = Crockstt Esq. Thsmas Wood, ESQ., hev
KLaey, J. O. Graham, o. @ fsss. Stephen Mcdsvock,
ysnss 4. Whsy, Wyths county; Cen jams A Walkss
D. BAvh = Wasson, J. B. Alexander, ESQ.,, ksv Denl
Bvhs. ysns \. Cloyd, ESQ. PULASKI county.
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Weel. Bssswax. rallow. and fan-
ming MAterfas,
Nos a and q COMMERCE. STREET. INV OKLEABs
ANDREW Jackson,
| Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
| Family Groceries and Plantation 0upplies,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
Highest Price Paid for Cotton.
| COTTON STORED and SHIPPED to SUIT PLANTERS
Thanking my friends public generally for their for
mer patronage respectfully solicit continuance OF
the feel confident that heretofore am fuy CO
pabe giving entire satisfaction in my line OF busness As
Shipping Of Cotton which liberal Cash Advances
made If required Having much Cotton To- ship TOT my
enables 10 get freight lower than the
charges Being Agent for the Celebrated ARRO TlE
shall always have with India Bagging and Baing Twne
large supply hand and will offer same At Lowest Cash
! Prices ANDREW y ACnoON,
| Conner Third and Laurel streetsL
|