Columbus morning journal. (Columbus, Ohio), 1865-11-21

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Dcr tin. ssch loisr Moo .,...- .,...,...... I. 0 BO FOtiiqun oovon thres-qnarttri of an Inch of apeos in the coiumneof toe jofbjut..- HV Marriage Knllces will hereafter Inrsrlsfcly be charged AO cent a when tinder five Hoot, and 60 cent. per equals wnen obcupjihb From Jamaica Orlala and Prori. nt (he In.nrr.e- tlua PlOKiKpblcBl Skotchc. of the a. argent I.ead.ra-Atroflll ea Com. milted and the (Nimqant I nolab- ment Iaoidenta, Adventarita and brapea. The Kinteton correspondent of (he N. Y: Timt gires oomplele and inleresting history of the late insurrection in Jamaioa. m. .... l-j. .memauerna. nrai7 ..n eiisiaoioriiy represented by the diaconneoted dispatches and we aire the material parts of his letter niire- ,'-"! . - ". .:.'": J ' - .; -J" ?r.!.T.. p !23r of Bt. Thomas in ths East, when a prisoner was rescued from the district jail by a mob.- This was followed by a series of violent aois. ana tne next auv toe uovernor. . . ... ii J U0Tern'ri "1.el"r!i:i1'7 JLi! at 8psnieh Town, was authorities to send troops for their protection, ae the movement was likely to bo-oome a formidable rebellion. Thuso fears were well grounded. It was well known ' tbatrer since the beginning of last year a set of men hare been at work sowing toe seeds or disaffection among tne peasantry, using their prejudices, and their t'enoted as well as their aotual wroDgs, to eioite tbem against the authorities. Associations were formed in St. Thomas in the East, un d.r ibo dlreotion of a malcontent named Oram, a saddler by trade, a man of con siderablo (ait and Influence as a looal politfoiau. Among the principal leaders was the paator of a negro chapel at Btonev Out, named Paul Bogle, at whose place of woreliip tbs association was accuatomed to hold their (reasonable meetings. . From every one who became a member of this eecret sooiety, an oath of secreoy was ex tortsd, and a compliance with (he oomblna lion, under pain of Immediate death. It is generally behoved that these mi.guldtd people have been "swearing In" their own class all round the oountry For several months past, and secretly taking (he lite of everyone upon whom tnoy bad the eligbtesl suspicion of beiug inconstant. Meu were sent I'or to altond (heir meetings at Hie chapel at Btotley Onl, and wero then and there required to take (he oath that had been prepared for Ihem, or told that they would be killed If they did not .lo so at once. : According to the stories of prisoners taken in the rebellion, it would appear that the huh of Ootob.r had been fixed unnn h conspirators for a general uprising of the blaoke, and the lndiaoriminate slaughter of the white population. The resoue of a prisoner, already alluded to, hastened the outbreak, precipitated hostilities before the leaders had completed their arrangements for a simultaneous rising. The circumstances of this reserve was as follows ; At the Court of Totty Sessions, hold at Mnrant Itay, Oct. 7, a man named George Utohegan was ordered under arrest by the magistrates for creating a disturbance In the court-room. The officers were, however, set upon by Tenl Bogle, and about a hundred of bis followers, armed with slioks, and Ueohegban was toon plaoed beyond their reaob. The police were severely beaten, an-l were not Btrong enough to enforce the orders of the oourt. A day or two afterward, Bogle and Geohegan appeared in the court-room, and attempted to browbeat the magistrates, who forthwith ordered thoir arrest. A force of Boven policemen and Ihree constables were sent to make the capture. On reaching Stoney Gut, the negro settlement where Bogle'a ohapel stands, they exhibited their warrant lo Bagle, and told him he must go along with them. Instead of complying, Boglo blew a shell, which was answered from Ihree or four directions, and in a few moments the policemen were surrounded by a mob of two or three hundred yelling, frantio negroes, by whom three of them were taken prisoners and put In irons. The nogroes held their prisoners until they gave a sort of parole, when they were liberated. No personal jnjury was Inflicted. i During the next three days the excitement at fitoney Gut oontlnued to ineroase. Large numbers ot negroes continued to fl.ok there. A mixture of rum and gunpowder was handed about among them, and of this they drank until madness overcame every feeling of humanity and prudence. On (he 11th, a force of about five hundred rebels; armed with rltles, ontlaeses and olubs, under command of Paul Bogle, made a furious attaok on the government buildings at Mo-rant Bay. A detachment of volunteers hastily gathered to defend the place, were compelled, after firing once cr twice, to seek shelter in the court-house, where thoy barricaded themselves against the rebels. Finding tbomsalrss unable to dislodge the military, the Insurgents began to plunder (he private houses, and attacked every oil-lien who ventured to show himself in the Itwetf. I cannot do better than lo copy here Ihl graph io account of this affair given by the teotor of Morant Bay, who at the time of the attaok was in the couit-hduso consulting with (he Vsslry at to ths best means of defenoei Bnslnsss was proceeded with ae usual until about 4 o'clock, when the meeting was disturbed. Mr. Bowen mentioned that as he oame down from Colis, he had met parties of twenty or thirty men, who slated (hat they were reorniting. I then told the Heron that there were 800 armed men assembled at the Baptist Chapel on the Blue Mountain road, where Buie officiated, and that they had dispersed for reeruils, because they had heard that the Bath Volunteers had been sent for. The Baron did not seem to think that there was any danger lo be approhonded, but I urged him to get over the business as quiokly as possible. Bhortly after this we heard the sound of a Ufa. and then a drum, and I rose up and aid, " Now Baron, they are oomlng I" Sev eral magistrates then roso, and the Uaron olossd the books of the vestry, and so con cluded the meeting of tbo vestry. By this time the rebels had entered (he square, where the volunteers had formed a line. They numbered some 00 or 1)00 people, armed with guns, spikes, swords, outlasBss, stioks and stones. On thsir way to the Court-house, they rsloased some tifty-one prisoners from the Morant Bay District prison, took ths police station, and seited tne arms tnat were more, ana armeu tnem. selves with stones from tho prison yard whioh prisoners had been engaged in breaking there. They steadily advanced on the volunteers; a man (whom I was not near enough is reoogniae) Dtlng In front. danelng some Afrioau war-dance, an nourishing a slick. The Baron, by advice, then read the Riot Aotj but while that was going on the mob began to popper the vol-unteers with stones and bottles and brick. bats. It was not until then that the order was given to Ore, as the Baron exercissd the most extraordinary forbearance toward the tumult. The volunteers fired; numbers of the mob were wounded and carried off by the rebels, while only three or four dead bodies were all that were left upon the ground when the rebels hid retreated. Vvben the first volley bad bsen fired, we all retreated within the eonrt-house, where ws barricaded onrselvea for the time. We were here assailed by hundreds of stones and brick-bat (hat am showering from VOLUME XXVJIIJ ih. ;in1tnri. The volnnlMrs llien ploketl ii. winJowa men who ppearil at intervals lo shower id voueyeoi awraaa, , ihl. wav thev managed for a lime to keep the rebels at a atatMM. :-.ii.. ih.iv man nicked off by the Tl- luateers from the windoweof theoourilioiis, and fearing lo approach by the front, the-retreated from the square to plunder a store for ammunition. At thu juncture, the volunteers who had been isoreted be-low, made their way to the top door for ad-.,i r.mllnr I he sonar cleared, I was as by inspiration, inatiuotively induotd 7',"' V. '..mttlna: myself to the care of an overruling rrovidenoy. t it.. niirt.hoii9e alone, and prooeed. ed uuiellv and without any interruption down st n and down the hill, nn.ll 1 got .bout half way to Uia road. , Here I -wai Interrupted by four or -five people, who made a rush to attaok me. I immediately folded my arms, and, looktog them call in the face, said, "How dare you stride an o manlike me-a minister of the Gospel I -i. )... lahnrad amour vou for ao long a i- t i... .lu been jour friend your firm friend-and done everything for youV" They seemed snrprleed at thu un-expected address and paused for a moment. n. i haii the rest, made a tush at me- he' made a Mow ai ni with hi. .tick, ktnh I u.rrt.d off with my allok, and a blow knooked off my hat. A man .ml m. wnman then suraug upon me, crying, iv... nat. atrlka him: no. youlballnot strike him," and cotered me so oompletely in their embraoe that no blows oould reaoh me whioh did not airst fall upon them. I was then lifted Into tne DUggy ownuing at the foot of the hill, end wasdriren 08 In I great haste to me rectory . I af on Arthur was following me, and '.-:"-,.. in, ,ho hurffT with me, I when he was beaten and left for dead on I the ground. Millie Frsser, hearing that he had been killed, wont in eearon oi tne Dooy; llnilln. that he was still breathing, begged th. m.n who wa. standing over htm not to strike him again; bat eten this entreaty & dirarded. for he eare another heavy Wow across the face, whioh drore my son's .... . 1.-. n ,1 lafl him I H. WAS I RTH Trnin 11. BUU.CI, i . . , . - I now dead, and this faithful woman pulled some bnsh'e, and covered hi. face, (a conceal he horrible disfigurement ana io Keep wav thu die.. After duek, Millie Frater, Mrs. Taylor, and Mrs. Par by assisted in bringing the body to the Mission House, at mgnnary, where I and mv family had taken refuge. On the morning of the outbreak, aome of the rebels told my coaenman mat iney would have my head cut off before night ; but the poor fellow, with an amount of fore- thonabt baraiy to ue eipecieu, sum ; im no I you mint not do that; massa owe me a lot of money, and if yon kill him I'll not get a quattle; you must not aotoat. -uoi well, " replied the rebels, 'if lhat'a so, we won't touoh him.'' This boy knew what was Inula for (he neirroes. and although I did not owe him a shilling, I have no doubt but that Interposition or nis aia me a service.On (be Weduesday evening, while we were at (he Wealeyau Mission House, (wo men walked in nt. tbo Kenory gaie, wnere they were met by an old woman who was standing nl. the gate, cuo ns&en mem what they were going lotto; to wnion iney replied: "Io burn the house, lo be sure. 'Bo, you don t," she replied, stopping tne way. "Dis de I'aison house; you snan t ao 111 if it were not for de Farson, me would hab been beggar to-day." . 1 onnnot, in a singls letter, trace the insurrection through the different lowne and settlements of the island. - A perfeol reign of terror prevailed everywhere. The m:st dreadful rumors were everywhere prevalent. The work of plunder, and murder went on for days, almost without hindrance, for there wasnooonoert of action among the whites, and it was Impossible for the inhabitants of one village to oommunicate with those of another, the roads being eve- ywhere held and guarded by the insur gents. But on the 1Mb, tho troops sent for by the Uaron arrivea irom npanisu jown at Morant Bay. Immediate measures wore taken to put down the Insurgents. From Morant Bay the troops were maroh-ed toward the intorior, whore the rebel forces wore assembled. Of course they bad no regular organization, and nothing that oiilu be called an army; qui inrougnoui the pnrieh they had established oamps, where Ibey gathered stores of provisions plnudered from the whiles. Their war ory was death to Ibe white man, and the atro- ities thoy practiced npon the defenceless citizens were beyond ail description. The presenoe or tbe military put a stop o these outrages, and seemed to quell tho ipirit of the rebels. The first insurgents taken prisoners wero tried and immediately hung. These summary meistires had tbo effect Hi induce great numbers to throw away their arms and surrender tbemsslvcs, at the same lime asking for protection against (he military and their own friends. Most or Ihem were at once nanaea over to the magistrates. Wherever the troops marched the rebels dispersed at once, and arresting and punishing, rather thtn lighting, became tbe duly of the military. It was well known from the first that the master spirit of the insurrection was a white man named George Oordon, who, for tbe sake of avenging a private wrong, had for months been fomenting a spirit of discontent among the peasants. This man, find-ini himself In danger of arrest, gave him self up to the military authorities. He was immediately placed in close connnement, in which his only solacs was singing psalms and praying. On the 20th be was taken to Morant lay, and on tne roiiowing aay ne was put on trial. Hs looked pale and ema- clatod, but was not wanting iu ooolness and deliberation, lie took notes during his trial. The court was dissolved at b.w o clock, and separated without passing sentence. On his removal from the court the prisoner was taken to tbe police station, where he remained until Justice olaimed him as her own. The following day being Sunday, he passed Ibe entire Sabbath reading from the Bible. Lite in the day preeeding his execution, I saw him pale and thin, and as if dreaming, although awake. A fixed, ear nest, aoltied stare was on bisoountenanos; a stare evidently bespeaking mental torture, nd a heart lorn with remem tue most aoule. HIS LiSt MOMENTS. Monday, the 28d, the day of Hie exeou- linn, dawned dark and pinomv. The pris oner rose early, and asked for a basin of water to bathe nis race anu nanus, wnicn was given to him by order of the Frovost Marshal. Whilst bathing himself, be said : ".Should my life be spared, I shall never again meddle with politics." A oup of tea was then given mm, wnicn ne urana. ii was evident, up lo that lime that the wretch ed man had no idea of bis earthly oareer coming lo so near a cIobs. Shortly arter his lea, his doom was announoed lo him, he etieot of whlob was forcibly apparent on hie nale and emaciated oeuntenanoe. He then asked for half an hour, which was granted to him, and whioh he employed in reading a eouplo of chapters In the Bible, and writing a short note to his wife. After doing so, ho was marobed under a strong guard or tue uixtn uoyai negimeni. io me place of execution. With a firm elep he mounted the ladder placed benoalh Ibe oenlor arch of the burnt court-house, the rope hanging from the same, and stood on the barrel prepared as a I rap-board, stand ing thereon, he gored hsneatn Mm on the loval hearts assembled as wsll as the pris oners naraded lo witness Ihe doom he so justly niorutu, anu on eignteen or nis nro there in crime, woo were nanging oeiow On hie arms and legs being held to be pin- ioned, he banded his spectaoles to a sailor ot Ihe Wolverine. The Frovost Marshal then uttered tbe words, "Sentenced lo be hanored;" the order was givon, "Full away, and the traitor was launched Into eternity. Me struggled fully niteen minutes nuL noflix This notorious rebel was brought Into Morant Bay about 11 o'clook on the Tuesday fo 1 iwing Gordon'! execution. He came in escorted by a large body of Maroons, and his arrival was announoed by the blowing of shells. The greatest exoltement nrovailed in Morant Uay when It was poll lively atcertained that the monster had really fallen Into our hands, and was toon to meet the punishment he so justly merit ed. In appearance he was a man about 46 or 60 years old, black, with thick, heavy reddish lips, bleared ayes, and very much L.L umL pitied with marks of small-poz. ' His sullen countenanoe and dogged manner bespoke him a man eapable of committing all the alroeilies with whioh he was charged. : At about 1 o'olook of. I ha same day he was placed on his trial, and entered Into no aetense wnaterar, exoepi a raw gnea- tions In the form or oross-examination. HOSES BOOLE. Paul'a brother was placed along with him for trial, and portrayed tne same sunea and dogged appearanoe. He was severely woun ded by a brown man named Botbwell, who captured him. and wbo atso receiveu a se- vera wound on the right arm. ' Motes Bogli waa what Is generally termed a yellow ne gro, taller and stouter than raut, win largi heavy whiskers. j OLD BUIE. The "Captaln-OeneraV'.of the rebel force! was also tried and oondsmned on the same day. . He was a man we should suppose bordering on sixty-five yean or age,, ebort, thin and remarkable in his appearance rrom (be gray beard which ha were. On Ihe same day Ihree rebels, Ihe prin oipal ringleaders of tbe maesaore, were' ex. eouted at 6 P. M , on the rulna of the old court-bouse raut nanging in the eentre, Moses on the left and Vule on the, r if he, all hanging on the centre arch of the burnt building. Bsneatb thau wero feurtua others hanging. Neither of the three ut- tersd a word after condemnation, but met their doom wflh an ludlfferenoe painful lo panotd. A rr.OT TO BOBN KINaSTON. - ' Among the treasonable doeumenls recent. ly captured by the authorities, In their search since the outbreak in St. Thomas In tbe East, is a plan of Kingston, said lo have been prepared under Ihe dlreotion of Gen. Lamoine, tbe uaytisn refugee. The plan presents Ihe point at which the oily was to be fired tbe points to which ll was expeeted the authorities would repair tne points at wbiob tbe masBaore was to oommenoe rrom, and the points al which posts were to he atlaoked, so as lo out off tne nignt oi inose wno esoaped to tbe roads loading out ot Ihe olty. The conspirator! were to await the arrival of tbe troops at the scene of conflagration, and then on a given signal were to seize Ihe camp, the barracks, the arsenal and the batteries; thsre was to have followed a general massacre in every street from both ends, every house being entered and searohed. i THEPLiSFO AGXSIRAL nitre!). ' From all that ean be gathered, It appears that the outbreak at Morant Bay was premature. It was to have oommtnoei on-Christmas eve, and wai to have been general throughout the Island. In support of this, It Is ttrange that a verification of this Information should have been elicited from a prisoner in the General Penitentiary. A man named Anthony, who wai one ol the five prisoners brought from "Monoklands," and sentenced to seven years In the General Penitentiary, beiai ovsrheard using sedi tions tanguags, was sent to camp along with a prisoner belonging to tbis olty, and nam ed lilberi Ravley, who carried on the sedi tious conversation with Antbony. A part oi tne conversation or Antnony was lo tbe following effeal: "Wo bleok people never make anything go straight. We break out too soon; we were to have oome to town somotlme about races or Christmas. Such was the ooniprehenslve plan whioh had been matured for a ntv revolution, and a new massaore oi tbo whites. But II Is instructive lo note lhal the plot originated in tue resontment oi a wbite man, who was not only a i-espeoled oillien, but a promi nent nieniner or tbe Assembly, tiaci mere been no suoh tampering with Iheir loyally, the blaok population of the ieland would probably bate remained contented, and a.b, tu, u uiuei part,a loyal, industrious, eimple-hearled raoe, who only require lust treatment, wise and moderale eontrol, and proper encouragement, to make tbem a most useiui oiass or citizens, unce roused by the arte of designing msn, and the old half-eilinguished fires of barbarism onoe more enkindled In full flame in Iheir hearts, they beoome savages, demons; but even then are they not at muoh sinned against as sinning 1 The island is now comparatively tran quil again ; but we cannot but feel that we are sleeping on a volcano, which at any, moment may break forth, and overwhelm us with fearful ruin. GLOVER. A Villi lo the Antlctaua Batlle rieltf. A correspondent of the Ealtimore Ameri can, describing a visit to the Anlietambattle-field, says: "Tbe town ol Bbarpsburg still bean many marke of the fight, the houses being perforated by shells and defaoed by minle s. i ne citizens point out to tne stranger the places where shells exploded, and where men wore shot in the street. The old oburob which wte so badly riddled has bsen re paired. The Lutheran Church, on Ihe brow of the hill, was so weakened by shot that tbe walls became insecure and have been pulled down. The Episcopal Church beyond Ibe town, la a complete ruin, having been Injured during aud since Ihe battle. ; "The chief object of interest at prttent to the visitors is the National Cemetery, located by Governor Bradford upon the sum mltof the moat prominent hill of Ihe range selected by Lee as the rebel line of battle. Tho view ii one of unsurpassed beauty, commanding the entire country In every direction. From these grounds, with the aid of a map, Ihe battle held oan bt thoroughly inepeoted, and the various movements of the troops mads Intelligible to the oiviltan. "The oemetery originated with our es teemed and patrlotlo Governor. Hli plans were approved by Ihe General Assembly of isuo. An exeouttve commission or four gentlemen Thomas A. Beult, of Hagers-town, and Dootor Biggs, of Sharpsburg, Charles C. Fulton, of Baltimore, and General E. Shrlver, ot Frederick was appointed, and the turn of teven thousand dollar! appropriated as Maryland's quota. The oommissioners bare applied to oth er Slates for aid, and will undoubtedly receive prompt and liberal responses when their legislature! meet, t.ieven aores or ground have been purchased, whioh are now being graded and enoloeed by a substantial stone wall. When the ground is ready the bodies of Ihe dead heroes will be removed to tne enoiosnre, ana mere rest undisturbed until summoned by tbe sound of a trumpet whioh will marshal them for another triumph greater than that aohieved upon tne neia wuere now tneir mortal part slumbers. The commissioners have selected as the motto of Iheir seal the familiar words, " Dtilci et dteorum ut, pro patrfa mm. F.DEll.l. Mlolnc Some of Ihe coal and oopptr mint! In England are al this time being worked In nbat appear! to be a most singularly dan gerous manner. 1 bey extend out rour hun dred yaras inear a quarter oi a mue; unaer the bed of the sea, and in aoms planes two hundred and sixty feet below the ssa level. Tbe beating of the waves against Ihe shore and rooks Is dislinotly audible, even in calm weather, when the explorer gete near Ihe sea level. When storms arise tbe roar is lerrlflo, and tbe boldest men at times are afraid to work, lest the aea should break through and fill the whole mine. Nor ii Ihli without great cauts, for the Bait water aotually oojes through, and drips, impregnated with Ibe oopptr ore, Into the mine. Three feet of rock is about all lhat is left, on an average, between the mine and the era in many galleries. A day's work In the wrong plaoe with the pickaxe might cause tbe destruction oi tbs wnoie works. Indeed. In slormy weajther, the salt water lets and spuria through la continuoui streams, riugs, sometime, ine tnioaness or a man's leg, alone stand between Ihe miner and the aea to keep It out. No aooldent has ever yet bappsnsd; but those wbo remember Ibe Tbames Tunnel, twioe or three times filled with water, must feel that some day an aooldent Is almost certain to happen. II It should, Ihs dam. age must bs immense, and tbe loss of life great and oerlaln. The veins of copper, however, art riob, and Ihe men will follow tbem (o the utter most, lbs proprietors ( ths mines feeling that were an invasion of. the water to take nlaoe they oould stop ths leak, at Mr. Bra. ntl did that of the Thame Tu.a.1, by (ink IDg uia v. v d win, HV IUH pumping out th water with their Mormon engines, COLUMBUS, OHIO,; TUESDAY TELEGRAPHIC. REPORTED FOR THE JOURNAL. 1MP0RTANI 0BEIGN s MIW Surrender of Miehandoafil CapUlu ud Crew Keleasei. CcmiUs 'of IIr Ennlisli Press. Army Estimates and Eiptnse?. i -, ! : -. : Wote Mysterious Prisoners. Fenrh Relation i With Mexico, Compact Beta the two Empires. Foreign News. Sarrander . ot : tbo BbeBandoan te Brllt.h i Aalhorlllec d.silnla and ('raw Beleaaed on Parole. - New Yobk, Nov. 20. The steamship City oi London, with i.tverpool datee or the sin Qaeenstown Ihe fib, arrived at quarantine early tbis morning, and wat detained until 1 mi. . . . . i The pirate Shenandoah, arrived in the Horsey the otn. and surrendered lo the guard-ship Donegal. .She la, now in the hands of tbs naval authorities. Cant. Wed dell states that the first Information re ceived of the olose of the war was on the 80th of August, from the British war ves sel Barracoota, and that he lmmedlai.lv consigned the gun to the bold and stood ror Ltverpeol. i ... the Dally News says that the Americans may be inolined to say it was only fitting that her ' end should be as British as her origin, but the Daily News oannot htlp Bak ing how the Shenandoah had been able to pursue hsr course without the leajl Inter raptlon from the American navy. - nan it na possible tnat tne expectation or recovering compensation for loaaae result. ing from thsir depredations from England, made Ihe American Government less sager for her oaptura ? If the world should come to that oonoluslon, it would be one of the strongest practicable arguments against tne admission or sucb liabilities against cngiand. - The Star says that the vessel will bs claimed by America, and there Is bo reason for refusing tbe request. The Times sayatho personal liabilities of Captain gives rise to perplexing olrounv stances, but slrlot justice will be done by the tribunal. Htrl Russell, as Prinoe Clarendon, and tbe Mtnistsr of Foreign Aflaire, were in stalled into office. No material changes will probably take place until February. The Shipping Gazette states that oil Springs have been discovered in England, The French were lo have commenced Ibe Parte bourae on the 7th wat Hal. Rentes llHf. 'J5o. The Spanish Government hss ordered a striot watoh. Livxbi'ool, Nov. '. The captain and crew or the pirate Shenandoah have been released on parole, it Is believed Ihe mailer will oauso no serioua difirully. There is no other nows of any Importance. From Washington. A Mew Calliollp t hnrrhUreat Billiard natch. New Yobe, Nov. 20.-The Tribune's Washington spsoial says : Yesterday Ihe Catholics of Washington laid the foundation of St. pominie Churoh, intended to be tbe finest religious struolure In Ihe oily-John Beery, Champion Billlardist of Ihe IT. S , and Melvln Foster, played a match of some eight hundred points In Washington on Saturday night. Dssry won by 400 points. ... . . PM.hUht' Proclamation. , II ii thought that Prssldent Johnton will issue a proclamation, prior to Ibe Issuing of his message, defining more definitely the polloy lo be purstisd relative to the reconstruction of ihe Southern States. stystarloua Prisoner. Ths Uerald't tpeolal layt: Two mysteri ous prisoners, said to be from Elobmond, were lnoarcerated In the Old Capitol Prison on Saturday. Officer! and attaches of the prison are forbidden to hold verbal conversation with them. Offioert of the Detective Bureau deny the statement that the Bureau Is to be abolished.Army Cellmate, and Expense. Th estimate for maintaining Ihe army for the ensuing year, on the present peace footing, Is thirty-three millions of dollars. There is enough of war material on hand to equip a million of men, or lo maintain the present force for a year on a war footing. Orders are going out from the Navy Department to reduce the working force in all the yards, and in many cases wsges also. This will result in the discharge of fully two-lblrds of the employees In ths yards. TreaanrT Mat Mr. Th Times' speolal says lhat Beorslary MoCulloch will urge in his forthcoming re port lb reduction of the enrrenoy, and will oontinua the polloy of contracting, when ever practicable, tne noating portion or ine national debt. Government depositories have been notified to redeem upon presentation twenty-five millions of five percent., due Dooembsr 1st, and forward to Treasury Pepartmsnt ths payment and cancellation. Un aoeount oi an. approaoning maturity tnterait notes have been hsld by the bank as part of th reserve oapllal. Though urged lo replaoe these note by new legal tender, ibe seoretary aeotinea. 'iney will be paid as fast a preasnltd. There are over four million of ons-year five per oent. notes, long slnoe due, still out. , Tne Secretary doss not look favorably upon a perma-nsnt sinking fund for th reduction of the national debt, and bt will urge the renewal of Government notes, to be inoreassd to th highest possible hgur, and lb excess of receipts ovsr expenaiiures to no applied to th reduction ol tbe ae bt ss rest as possible France and Mexico. Tho 1rmsoribe (nipaei Baltreen napoioon aaa aaiaaaiaann. Washibutom, Nov. 10. As muoh impor- tanss is sltaobtd to tbe statement of tbe laJtpenJtna Bit)', tbat Ihe evaouallon of Mexioo. bv tbe rrenon troops, may ne loon- oil anoa as a thing tltciilsd on, It will not be uninteresting to recur lo the fact, that about two years ago, M. urouyn de L Huys stid to Minister Dayton, tbs dangsri of tbs Government of Maximilian would oome, prlnoipally, from tbe United Btatta, and tbe sooner we showed ourselves satlafisd, and manifestf d a wlllingnsss to enter in ceaoeful relations with tbat Qovsrnmsnl, the sooner would Franoe be ready lo leave Mexioo, and the new government lo lake oare of themselves, whlob franoe would In any event do, as soon as it with propriety oould. bnt It would not leav or tamnt Ibe Archduke into difficulty, and thsa desert blm before hi tiovarnment wa s.ttled. Hs added that Franc oonld not do that. Mr. Seward, In reply lo Ibis narration of Mr. Dayton, Instructed hint lo inform th Frtnob Government that, In th opinion of th United Stat, th permanent esubliib-mint of a foreign and monerohial Govern-nient In Mexioo would be found neither asy nor desirable. Th United State, aonslstently with their crinolnlte. oan not ie stbemli than leav th dtillslti of Mexioo ia toi Meping of her own people, MOVING, , NOVEMBER 21. 1865. and re.ogbli Iheir sovereignty and independence in whatever form they themselves shall oboes lhat this sovereignly and ladependence shall be manifested. m It wat previously declared by M. Drouyn de L'lluje, that ae lo Mexioo the purpose of the French 'Government waa to give order lo the condition of thing there, te repay themselves for debut and sxpensse, 4c, anal then leave' (he country. The text of th convention concluded between Franc and Mexico,- to regulate th eenditioas of th tay of th Freaoh troops In Mexico for the pornose or estanusbtng oraer, ana eonsoiiti dating the new Empire, done at the Oaatle of Miramser the 10th day ef April, 1864, provide that th Frenoh troops, at present in Mexico, shell be reduced asaooo as pa. siblt to a corps of 26,000" men, including tM foreign legion. This oerea, In order lo t safeguard the interest whioh led to th Mexico, on oertain conditions among Ihem, that ihe Freneh troops shall vaouat Mexico In proportion a the Emperor of Mexico Shall be able to organise lb troops neeei- airy lo replace them. , - The foreign legion In the servie of France, composed of 8,000 men, shall, nevertheless, remain in Mexico six years after the other Frenoh troops shall have been )t called. - From' that moment th legion shall pass Into the eervios and pay of the Mexican Government, which reserve to Itself tbo right of abridging ths donation nd smplovment of th foreign legion in Vteiioo. - . . ' ii--: It was further stipulated lhat the ei-penses of the Frenoh expedition te Mexioo were to be paid by the Mexisan Govern ment at Ihe sum of $270,000,000 for th whole donation of the expedition down lo the 1st of July, 18(14. The sum to bear in terest at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum. From Ihe first of July all th expenses of the Mexican army ehall be at the eharge of aiexico. J be above is given merely io snow what waa the originally deolared purposs of Napoleon In sstabllshing a monarehy in Mexico, and conditions, in part, npon wbiob Be furnished material assistance. From Philadelphia.' cJL Cunulei felling V. . Cnrrenoy- One of I tbo Operator Arrested. New Yobk, Nov. 20. Unfinished coun terfeit fifty-sent fractional notes, amounting lo about ISO, 000, together with a quan tity of paper, tools, cc , for counterfeiting, have recently been found in a house in Philadelphia, by the Treasury Department detectives, Lowell and Otto, of this oily. Ahoat $20,000 had bsen finished and put in olrealatlon. , , ., The detectives euooeeded in capturing, ia Brooklyn, on last Tuesday night, and committing to jail, the person said to bs at ths head of this glgantlo swindling enterprise, named Charles J. Roberts, an alleged noted counterfeit engraver. I -i blehmond t.adlea and Jer. Dnvla. - :N Yobk, Nov. 18. The Riohmond Whig says the ladies of that oity are oircu lating a petition for the release of Jeff. Davis. They think as several months may elapso before his trial, lhat the President may be induced to parole him in the earns niauner as other Htale prisonsre. .The Galveston Bulletin says that the old regular line of vessels between that oily and Bremen has been re-established It believes that a great Bool of German emi- grants will pour Into Texas during the coming year. j foao factory iaetroyed by fire. 'RdciKsTtB, Nov. 18. A fire dsslroyed lhe extensive edge tool factory of U. it. Birton BUS NE&8 CAR08. air-B E. tiltVCNSUM, MA 111. U. VINff. ' STEVEhV'JOrV A PE.., Attorneys at Law, SELVES BIJIMIINU, Ho. 17' C West Third Sl .rinrlnnall. . anIB dtf SAl'I, H. HENKLE, j. tt orney at Law, t'OI.U.UBCM, OHIO, W1I.I, PBAirilOK IN TH 8UPBRMI AND laf.rlor Coarta aad will (wllaet claim aailaat th. Sta'a .ad r..l.r.l OoTaromenl, OOra No. 1 t'daou Balldlog, oppoalt thaStata Bouat. aottTdtl TILPI. . .. 0, W. HOOtTrH. 1ILVEN & UVVLIW, ATTORNEYS AT I, AW. . No. ir l-a Main Btrrat, ectlSlam. I IXl'IMWATI, O. b. aiaaanT. I. w. mum NIEBFRT It HI.l.r.Y, Boolt-Blxidorai,: And Blank-Book MannfactTireTa, ruler Hall, Union Bloek, 8. High I apt a aua u ; a. WAaD.a, a. a wilioh, Jonti acairrn Warden, Wibon A NMffy, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. COLUMBUS, o. rajlLI. ATTEND TO ALL FBOFKISCONAL f V bD.lniMa aatrnated tn tbim. la Iba fluaraioa Ooart, aad la fraaklln aad adJctalngcoaBtlaa, Office Ho. 95 East State Street. CUtt ami. j , - BEE9I A 8WATZF, MERCHANT TAILORS ! AMD DKA LESS IKRIADV HADE OiiOTJTTNo, A Goiita Knrnll.lD2 "ijclf . No. 1H Booth BUh t., o,poa1te U 8. Hotel. Ws ktep s well-Mlaoted atook of Kouds, both loreigo snd d-tteetio. QUe as s oat I, sud w Will do the- fiooJ eniKiT tr BBSH M HWaiKH. - AGENCIES. misouhi LAND AGENCY W. VaCHMlvflNOS V CO., MprlUtXUoldt OhlOf WILL PAT TAXKd AMD UAVK DlslDd tit-CORDED lo suy iHiuuty of the flUU. Will proosre Tss Deida, Abatrsota or Title sud Patents for Lsnds rm tbe Ueueiel (Jovaruntaut or State. Boy so sell Lsmle o& Com ultimo. PsrllcoUr st teatluu glv-D tu rbdtaing snd recriferlo of lauds told for tsvea, eiif plying Toat or destroyed records and perfecting ds's-tive titles. Iisnda opus wblcb tbs tsies sis not promptly paid are liable to be aold, snd csii bs rcdeeu-d, if st sll, only si s hemwy etpense. A lung eapei Usee, snd ear are I years' residence la HIssoBrl, butn befoiesud dutiug the war. will en able Dtv, w bnlkve, oorrectly snd asllafaelorlly to transact suy baelneaa aon tided to ne. ei14 tf Police Agency. IBAVB OPENED AN Of PIOB IN BOOM NO. IS, Opera Bonse Building, for the trsnaafllou of su aral Voltes baelneaa. Particular sttentloo glTen to tne ooiwoiiouor ciaima, recovery oi av-ieo propr-tv and dotaolion ol Ihl-tea. Atl basliteee lutruatsd to thla office will be proiupt- lystceDuen to. All oonaoiDulcstloni atrlollyooDfllintlaT. WU. UKAh?. Uts Uslor 7th O. V. 0., snd fornerly Detective Po lies. OlDclnnstl. sag2A PHYSICIANS. irAviNd b erf hid vbom mimtabi pbao. ll TIOl, and permsnentry li-oated la ihts lty,for ths purposs of practicing Medldos snd flargery, woaM roapsclfally tender bla profeealonsl serTloes to ths cltuantof Oolambna snd vicinity. Alldls-sbsm, both aoat sn1 ohronlo, promptly trestsd. Medlolass aBpoard4 st ths oMos, Mo, at Beat etslf If! ta mi V IW. , , O-tlB'iy J. W.WORTMAN, . Bat op. dm a a-at at lb. a. 1 Nona wtnac, (op stain) whan ka mar bs laanit bv thoaa oho wlaa aaalal pparatloa. rAi p,nvi.iH.M, . nvaia A 7VS' .41.' v .j JOILJRNAIL MEDICAL; I:,, '-j HUHPBHEK'H HOMtEOPATHIC SPECIFICS, HiVK-PSOVBD, r BOW TBI MOST AHPLI xptrtooot), mi tin aaootM: S4Bpl JVoftpt tfloUDt, ud JUlUtU, Tivtrj tuw Uu oaf Uedl- iDti perfeouj stUpUd tt peitolevr dm so ample thtt mlatskw etntut bs nsuU M sariaf thasa; so kna Mtfk-tobftm oak.Mir. uS ao eoattVaVsUtlon (rou til, 1 H1 SblvTSjra naitt a 1 INK U Oil. 9- J . J i - . -a I Own uiflttloiB, . iHtBtnus lVorM,Won.rTrr,Wor.Oo)lo 26 HUM. h. .... i ryiBftfftus, 9t iasuiag oi ia- ftml.....-....-...M.. .............. U Dlame ol ahildrta oraitiKf Sft 4. tI-T.erttlu. Bllloa.Colia Ii s,siotsB-on,tieaMSl yam " T, " . " u, i ia " is, " i. " u, i V l, " it, : " i. " ' " II, ' mi, " S3, "SI, I M. 90 t'oagha, 0oM(, Brooohltli. ....... its jvearustw. Tnmw, nofUM Headnrl rboMlcB-BauUeke, Yr , tto kj.pl.la, Bltloa. MoaMb....... M AonprvraaadarpMntal rvrlooj.w 9t tV hi MB, tOO .rofoM PttloU ...... 'ti . Croup, Ooufh, diflcalt Bmthlng 2s Sals tthenin, rjnlp.hu', Snip- ' lloBf.....-..,i,.....li.....,.H..u.;,i;,... M ' Khan emt lata . Bb.un.tlo rata.. 21 t'aver and Asioo, Cfc'll fever, ; Agina & w.,.. to Piles, blunter bleeding W Ophtualmy. . .ad nr ur wk Colorvh, aoata ar cbreale, l.nn ta. ,',',..M m fid vVbooplnaT-Coaib. vlalMl combs ' to - A.tbaaaH oppraieM Brett tua 60 . star - DUoharnoa, . laipalnd Uarlag..,u. W - naMftolA-aBlNaiiaianda.Bwall Inc. M Heseial Deblllly, nuytloal WnknMS...,..,M... f Dropsy. . oa ae.Blysaeretlofl.aMM to - Hoa-BUrltn, slekaais from riding 60 Sldnajr,DIras Oraval 60 eirvoua. Debility. R.mla.1 Ncrvoa. Datlllty, EmUltooa, 1.. t.alaal.iy bUcb.rgaa.HM .1,00 Dor Month. Oaakw lu airlnary Inooatlnonee, w.t- - tlaa ted. bu Palolnl arloebsevea - with Seam..... so ffnllerlnffaal ehMOgeoMlfa l.Ui F.pllapajr, Bpwma, SI. Vltua Paaoa.... 1.00 Diphtheria, alcaratad Bora I " aJ, "no, " ar, "ua, ', " SI, " aa, " HH, , .aroi.H n mi I FA WILY rA)KS, S5 vials, morooo ease, aad book ,. ltd 00 m l.rga Tl.la, la ooraaaa, mi book. S 00 2 large Tlala, plain eaaa and hook , 6 00 16 boxei (Not. 1 lo 16), and book . S 00 I VETKRIHABT BFJtCiriOl.-tfahoffanycawa, 10vlala..,.wIU.MMMM . ..910 00 Blngla Tl.la, with airattlon........... 1 00 ur-ThMa Ramadlea. bv lb. cm. or allele bax. era tent to .ay part ot tea eoaatry, by Mali or gxpreas nraa ai caerge, oa recaipi oi ine pnea. Aaarna , HUUTHBBYS' BPI01TIO ' ' UOUOXOPATBIO MEDI01N1 VOUfAMt. OBlceaad Dapot, No. 663, Broadway, Naff Turk He. UewrsB.r la eoaatiiUd Sallr at at. oftja. paraBB.IIy or by latter, M above, tor all forma oldle- VoraalabTB. I BatlDltLS. BOBUKLKM A CO.. O.BOblkTd, aad H. JuriMa BUN, Oolaaibai.O. MWMMWMMaMMMBMMWMMmBMMMMMMHMMMMMHMMMl SEWING MACHINES. ! THE FLORENCE NaBwiiipf IVIa.csliiii. MBS. H. A. B. J4MNEV, AUENT, B Clare abaataatly oa btail .o alagant aaeortmaal ol Florence Sewing Machines I The very bast fur fautly ate, iba most attractive aad popalar aaaoklua la Mi aiarkat. . Uaa Heverauble kaod, . , I Makeai four IMHeront Hlltchcia, Is A 1 moat Nolulwa, a Kaslly Kept In Orator, Worhs Mchlly, nnal Never Shlna Nuutbna. llM-atar aiaabla. arraatl la be alllUl ll" .' sd for it, rroUKNC'KSKWlN-. MACU1HKCO., , Uau'l Wssurn Agiucy, .6 Wast foorib at., OaUOUMtl.UlllO, ! ALSO- Flukle 4l Ljou Sewing Macbinca Uakaa tha aam. atklob Dd doas Ota isms range al work. The refutation of tbla Mscblus is ao Wtll astsbllshsd la tills vlclaltjr, Hist K nsads so rsrlbrr tfnpsrlor BI a ob Ins Mil, Hesdlai, TbrasJ, snd sll scssssrr srtlolaa for ketvlat iu ortlsr snd musli- thaa blgnly papular Tiook Hlltoh Hewing NacblneH. MB.. U. A. B. JANNEY, ARQt, Is Ts 10a tbs Uros- strsst, Uotoubos. XV. X ZVX XVX X3 Xj , ' WMMal.and Befall Datlar tu PLANER KET9EH, BINQER'B rMPROV-i ED BLOAD, ELEPTIC, WHEELER W IL80N, AND WILCOX AOIBIIS' SEWIN O MACHINES 1 Alto, UABJND-'S BET.T 8EWBB, (ar all klada of Bsalag Hacblnea. Irlntlpel OBaa No. t, Opara Hooaa, Ojlombvt, O. aaar Areata waatl. affpjo aaa sol AUCTION. AUCTION COMMISSION WE ana wow PotrAbto to nioatvi hin-81QNH1CMTS al alltladaot btaraantlla Oaada, Hoaaabold Vurnllara, a., ON COMMISSION. ss Iilbar.1 adranow will ba saada on Oorulju- aa..ta. - U'a alia pay particular amotion la antilda ealaa of Mercanfilea&HoiiReholdUoodai FnrmlnK Slock, Beal Eat Ate. ale, afro. Wa bav. oa baud a Ursa stack ar 3trii mNTo .ar Xuritur Which wa ara offering at varv law prlaaa, to whlob wa would can ioa aitaauon oi 100 paouo, BKAI, at PAHBIJ, Aaotto. .ad CuaiaalaaloB BU obaola, snj-T ly Na, lot Baulk High alra.t. FOR SALE. NOAtltKSOVLAMD For Sale. rilTUATIVON THB HILL, TWO MILBU WBtrf t? or UoiDDibSii larmeaisieiy soain or isaa uiiy inronaaM tioia uw nana toe iu aayinni for its-laolloa. a dob which a Hue building I about being -rooted (or thst lnatltotlun. TDM tssa du airoutoi ki reoa oa eanivsai'S Annas, sad tbs east sod lying high, aad bs lug a r.atita on ths rosd t be ooeaed. Tannine scroti rrom ths MstloBsl H-osa lo tbs Usrrlsbnrgh Uosd. About two-third- of It Ie wood Land, and ODn.thlr4 anaer sojiitsuoo, wit: ds soia ror ossn or on pay-iiuta. Apply to JOB. UUTOHBHON, tnsr-t ussni-r rrwoans nH . wi a ru oua, v. PUBLIC LANDS. 80RIP FOR 8ALE. (JotUHsaa Oct. 1. IN AdCOHOA NOM WITH Till rno rnWisioNB 1 of ao act of Iheueneral Aaiamblror ihaHtataof Ohio, peaaal April S, lt6S, Iba aadanliaad BtaU otloara will raaaiva propoealafor tho purobaaaof tb. band Barip reoolfad Irani Iba Daltaa Blataa for Iba anebllahineat of aa Af rlosltaral Collaie la Iba luta af Obla. mar Tin Stia ean bt loeatti m ami vacant Vnlltd Statu -ruff, nibjtct to tntry at prttufsj tare, 1 1 io par am mineral lanai aenata.) ' Ho propoettloa will ba raealvad fbr lata than aaa hundred aad riitv aoraa, if aaor. aoavaalaul, propoeala bi ajr ba sa.d. lo tbe Aadltar aad Traaaarar af ear Oonalr, wba will trftoe mil tea aame to ua una.nurnaa. Ja. h. auuHAN, laditor ot State. , .1 , l: W. IIOOraBTraaaatarol BtoU. W. BSMBX SM1IU, (ae'I of Statl, lta-.sa 1 NUMBER 10S MEDICAL. The Great Internal Remdj FOR THE "BFFBCTOAL CURE" Ot; RHEUMATISM, , ; RHEUMATISM. GOVT...,: ... . ,, , . . ,, NF.UBALUIA., . '. .TETTEK-"' BINOWOBM.efto. IB TBCLT . rt STANDS UNKQDALaXD BT AHT M1DTOTVH 1 Sow before tbs pnbMo for tb ems of ths sboT lnM whioh loraaily hsavs taa uw4 Ut .has Uv lniry fa Ib.lr trHts sad oi dL-sbtfai -iitss, lot , j . ., um mMMN. -i-Bsxrasu - " The , Rheumatic Compound Baaahaa tfca eenrea ol all Iraabla, aad aotoally aan-Itba. Ibadlaaaaa ftoai b. sjralau by IM UMadlala aoUoa oa iba blood. . i 1C The Soldier's True Friend II BAD THE FOMiOWINU! . PaOTOBT tfAUHALOrVlUlL I PiTwausaH. Do. ITlb, ltlM. Us. Anoisw Jobhsom: Dtar Birr In Novetsr Isat 1 had auTera attfh of UbaamstUm, to wbiob I Ls4 not bean bjWir bastly ttira jasri, Tba tavvAV mm mv M0ro tosi I SOD 1 0 BOC BDOTS mj DaSS or r alas mrsrm. AtUr trylnj diffamut iMdMnsa wlitiuat svstl, 1 waa iMdnssd to oss roar BbssxBstio -.-iponuj at.a uiooa rortOar, sod fcafors X bad ts- atSD thra bottlaa I WU ma iwmnl. rnrrl !.! j oo old perform soy duty to which wxj cuutrf nlfbt csllmo. I can gladly snd ooafldxittj raooumasd it w an my raiiow soiaisrs ss uta qsioKast sua aset rsBSdy for Bbeamatlaia I em a aad. i , io.r irasinood. i SORRim rAriiU.ra BsOrOiloa P. T. P-tttrrn avvirl William DnM mv, si nwii btou. All wb ma it rficalrs beaant It cores wben sll other ramadtM an ft gtwmM anfraraal sstlsrstloH. The preoi Is moat sbqodaot. It la tbe only aura cum tot HhaamstHai ii ie iu) itresiaat aimtawf of ths sa. No other retnadF baa buiuiu ma ar.-lr. s s- uisbviiuw Vj yujmma. It tar viuuiii4a t ybyalwUai, is trnlb, It la s rlW Uii.f.wiar. K. . SELLERS & CO., Sole Proprietors, Wholetmle iti nK.lftia, Fl i l'SBIIRMH, PA. d-X-ly SELLER'S Live i Pills. I PLAIX 4' SUGAR-COATED. (Tiie Original, oui v Jm,t t(MNB.rM-. I ansled by any tuedlolus known for tbe cure of Lver VomfluMl, Oottittwst. DtcAr Afniifaiie end UiUiout Du, I order, sud Indoud for tbe whole cliua of dieeaeea oilgiostlug In bIMsry derange meuts, SiiuptoiuN ol'a IlHeaieil I.lver. Ueneral Iota of appetite, alckneea of tbe atomsob, peine In tbe bead, shoulders, back and eldea, aenae of wesrlueaa, with aleepleia nlgbta, eoatlveawa of bowela, foltowed In aome cassa by looaenesa; slight drf oouL'h- low anirita. with lililnclintiti-tBi tavnrv Jo l". are oromloent STmntuuie of a d(eeM ateu of tbe Liver. Tbe Urer la. however, often macb de l-Dged wbsu U'e tuoat I ortu Id a Me lyuiptoma sre sb sent, and becomes dally out of order before tt la auowa. (irat Curo of Lirer ('eiuplalnt By On Oii)im only True ani Oenuint LIVER FILLS. ' Btiavn Obrkk, Ohio tkt., Vs.. Mar. BO, '.w. Mr. H. M 6elru Pear 81 r-1 think It a doty owe to you and tbe public gent rally, to atats tba save ren amiotea wita iitver uompiatnt nr a ioa tlma.atid ao badly, that an abtnae tor toed and broke iiiira ie ua id a very low aiaie. neving aearaoi oar oelebrated Llvrr PHIe being for tuis by A. B. iherp. West Liberty, and reoonmetide to me by my pbyalclsa, Dr. V. Smith, 1 ooaolndad to give tbem to bejn.t what tbey arereooBmeaded, tbe beat Liver PH1 1 rer umm ; and after taking Tar boxes, I Dud tbedleeast) has entirely left tne, aad am now pat loot I y well, Beapsstfully yoora. i-cui lair ariai. 1 uurcuMVii oui twi ena ioudo 1. H. i:ui.BAa, Wter Libibtt, March W1WS. 1 eeitlfr that 1 am ueraonalli acanalntadwlth M r lloltuan. snd oan bear teatlmouv tu tbe truth of t h at..-re car (i flra l e. A. It. BBAttP. USKBNriu.a, Vloyd Ca,t Tod., Oct. 8T, IsaA. Mr. B. B.SeVtrt: Sir: 1 sm out of four Liver Pills. snd rboald be sled to receive a ausoly. as they give general sstlafkotios. naaae aena me ewioe aooo. OTBDS BBADPOBD. BeBiramTlyPin. AMauM&iia, I.lcklngOo.,0., Uarcbl.lKfl, Mr. D. fl Omtji Dear Blr I haTSaaed BILLIR'S LiVEB PILLB mveelf and in mv femilv. atid moat sy, ai an aUmaitvt aad com mo a family pbyaloi 1 ooneiaer a very aeamuie p m Tbey are prompt, bnt mild In tbtlr effect; aronae nnhaaltliv actios of tho Liver, carry off tbs morbid e crationi, and leave tbs eyatem la s healthier con altion tuin suy poyain 1 navs mrmr hub or auu-ia Utend. Veiy tmly and respectfully. Douai4 raaa. 'to the Public. nwim ta tbs laciesaeA demand tbronabont ths country for tiuar Ccxitni IHll. tbe protirletor baa oommeacwd tha proceite of SuUAB-OOATiNQ ths OBLABKATBD L1VBR PILL, tber.by placing them before tbepubtlc.both plain and nd ab -ooati d. it, G. oKLLfiRij A CO., Prop'M, PITTSBURGIT.PA. dtl SELLERS' IMPERIAL Cough Syrup! ton tbb ruAB or rongtiBailoldH, HV9aneDVHH.BDIlllvnB.lg4 TK'kllBKHeDHatlon Ol llio XUroal, Wliooit Idk On eh. Vroup, Ae KBTABLIHBKD 1836. Twftntv.flvs veara ae-a Mr. B. Bsllera eoumeae ed to msoarsoturs thie lenisrksble Byrup for home demand, little uresnuug it ueei.iuu m rorm eo importsul a brsnob uf bll di ug buelDeas, But from year to year the haowledga of lte value spresd from family to family, county to eounty, Btste to Stste, till bow It may be found In nearly sveiy Iowa Is lbs wsatsiB country, ana ie aoneuier-u muuiieui bis bi thoButsttds ol IsmiUes. (fiom A. Oaehlngt Dingglat, Booth Bend, lad U. B. Owes, Bea.; DrBir: In reply to your Ih ma at th 18th lust.. I would asy that Heller a Medl etSkMSvas lar exceeded my expectation; snd In bo caae have they failed to produoo tbe deal red effect. TheOougb Hyrwp la a onre for Oongha, Uulda, Aa ,; and theebontpuMBof thssrllck plscea It within thu reach ot all, wblcb, together with lis sMcaeloBS Jaalilles, r-ndara It a uoivs real favorlts.1 Mot a ay paaaes without itumerooa calla for "lbs one Ure' OougbByrDp. A.ti. CllBBIMU. KaJ tbe follwwlnt. Kb tracts fr-nnt Cr AlttwMSIeM, It la ths Great Curative. One trial will convince. It eauuot bs t highly HdommeBdeil, It la without a rival. It slwsya gives aatlefkctloa. Every one wanta a supply. It baa power t -Ui. for OoBgbi, Oulda aud all eaVHonsnf ths Ttynal SOS XiUBge, turn mum immim riiwiif ie SffBllejaVeD9 OoUftUSTVUp It la nrnmnt 1b III aotion; always eafs. and may bs glveu to tbs smallest child or moil delicate female WIIB eonnueuee in ! -, PREPARED BV R F. SELLERS A CO., , . PlttoSnrxh. Fa. Mwrs-utaia MEDICAL. DYSPEPSIA .Ii. ! I AID Pimm BESPlTlBd IBOBI Disorders of the Liver i AND DI6EST1VE ORGANS, Ail twain ar' HOOFLAND'S CIBIlltlAN DITTEHS III oatii TBK.K BI'IM'.aa i W4.re i-fWPuRHKD MORS CUSFiS, QtVE BETTER SATISFACTION, HAVE MORE TBSTIJIOlfr, ' BAVE MORE RE5PFC-1 TABLE PEOPLE T O VOUOB FOR j THEH, Ihtn any Other Article in the Market W. dar a or one lo oootradlel Ihh aaurtlau, ARB WIM. PAT fl.000 : M To .ay oa. that wilt produeaaUertiScat. puhtlibad . bp aatbal la aot aiMoiHa, . , ! HOOFLAND'S German Oitter WILL .li UK tVEttr CASK Of QtiMUftIO OR N9H VOUS J)!HU TT DiSBASMH Or VMS XJl'N&ri. :' A tfJ VIStiASKSAHlBl HQ ! fHOMADlSOHU&R , f STOMA Off, Obtterrstbe tollowlog lyniptoma, reaaltlng troto DtaMtiaraot ths DlgeitFn Oigsna: ..... icnsUpatlon, Inward Pi Us, Fnlasu of Blood to tbs : daadeAolill j of the fltooscb, Msosm, Hcsrt-t born, DfagiiMfor Food, fulloaaaor Welgtl --a tbe Btomach, Boar KractaMonx. 8Id-t g or Jt lotterlag at the Pit ct th ltomaaz,Bwluunlogof tbeHota , Bortied and Difficult BrcatT. tttfj if tattering at Vu i Heart, Ob ok ing i aufiooatlug Bbb- ' : ftit.aewhe.a la a lying Poe tore, IMunuseiff Via - latt. Bute ur VV.U UAtre tits Bight, end Us It fstlu lu tbs Bead, -ua..rt.a of Peraplistion, Vellows-w st ths tikis and Byae, Pain la tbe pl-e, Bs.kLObeat, l.iuibe, Ao,, Sodden Blaabea ol Beat. Unrnltig la tbs Pie-fa. OousUut tu Sflaloga of Bvlti And great Ii)teealiia of blrltt, . WT REMEMBER tt rmr tbis bittebs - Xs Not loIxcl i o 00BTA1BS BO RUM OR WHISKY, And Oari't Make Drunkards, BUT IS THE Best TonicJLth a Wnrld sr kmii wuo says nu.-vb ' From the Hon. Tbetsaa B. Florauee. EroDB Iba Hon. Tbumaa B. Vlorauoa. Brum Iba Uaa. Tbotaae &. riorauoa. WilBlMaraM. Jannarv 1, 18SS, Bavins atatad II varhally to yoa, I have nu heel Ut ton in writ luff the fact, tbst 1 exirt auced marked benellt from your Ubofland'aOerviau Bitten. During a long and tedlona aouloo of Vou- grees, prsaalog and onerous dutlea oearly proalrslsil me. A kind friend eiiggweted the uae of tbe piepara-tluu I bake named. 1 took bis advice, and th i-eeull wu ImproToaeat of health, rsoewed energy, and that particular relief I eo muoh needed aud obttoed. Uthera may be slmllsrly advantaged If tbey doelre to bs. ; 'i'rnly fear frieud. TUOMA B. FLOB1NOB. .. n - ; . . . . , r rein John B. Wtckereham. Xao., Brm of Wicker . ham A Botcblaon, tbe celebrated usnufaoturera or rancy Iron Worfca, BW Uanal at. 1 am tbe rvclpleut from yon of oneo.' thegieeteei mvora tbat oan be conferred upon man, vlt., that or health. Xor many yean have I eoffervd from one ot the most annoying and ttebllltatlag eom olalnts thst the hamsa family can bs airlloli3 wltn Uhronls LHarrbea. During ths long time 1 was tuaTeiioa: frem tbia dlaease.Iwas atteoded by regulsr pbyaiHani, giving me but temporary relief. The came seemed tore main until 1 waa Indnoed to try BoofWnd'e tiermau Blttera. Attr the uae of a few bottles of that vala able BMdloins, ths oomBlalut apysated lobsoou-pUtely ersdloated. I often Inwardly thank yoa for asoh avsliisbls neolflo. and, whenever 1 have an opportubtt, oceerfully reoommend It, with full oonfldence tn tie reliability, Traly yours, JOBS B. WIOKIBrtHAM, Mew Tori, tab. 8, ISM. ... Vrom Julius lies, Beq, Arm of Lee A Walker, ths mostsiisnalvs Mnalo Pnbltabara In ths Halted 8 la tee, No. TH Obeauat at.. Phllsdalphla. rsaittasr, -tb, 1M Mbmbi. Jain A BrAttJ: Oshtimsb: Mympthar-ln-lswhasbeeneograst-ly benefitted by yotu Boofland's German Bitters tia I oon-lnded to try It mylf. I And It to be an lu valoeble tonle, and anhasltatlngly recommend ltv all woosrsstt-erlDg from dyepapais. I havs ha 1 thai dUeasIn Its moeitoUiluate form flatulenca-for many years, and year Btttere hss given me ess. whan everything else bad lb tied, . T-ora truly, JtI.IliS Lfcn. ffrom ths Bub. Jacob Broout. . PHllaAAw-LFfllA, Oat. T.UM. -ttlbmbm: ia replf to your Inquiry sa to ths Wfact uroduoed by tbs use of Hooflaacfa tierman Bit ten Iu my family, 1 have no beal ta lion la saying that Iinas oeen niguiy oe-eociei. iu iiu-l, .vwnj layapepata oi tairwen yeare-. evanoiug, aau wuua ad become very diat reeling, the uae of one bottle devlrlfMl relief, ths second effootlnv a cure, aud tha third. It aosma. haa conlrmed tbs cure, for there have bsen no symptoms of lu return for tbs last els yaaxs. Ia m individual uia of It 1 Bud It tc be mi onetjuatod tonlo, and tlnrarely recommend Its aaa to weeauaran. -ruiy j-ui, . JAfUtv nttttun, ho, i(t7 aprnm aueai, frem Bv. W. 0. BlHrVM. isstAr twelfth Baptist nuuron, ' PbtudblfbiAi PeosmherM, 1663, Mcsasa. Jowbs A Bvaks: axNTiaSMin: 1 have recently bsen isDonng nnder the diet reeling effects of Indigestion, accompenled by a proatration of the nervosa ayatem. Momeroua rsmediee wars rseommeoded by trieode, and torn ut them leated, oui wiiuoui reuer. rour nwraii Uftrman Bitters wars rewommendAd by peraone who had tried tbem. and whose favorable meutlou of the Uittsii-in Joil -laMi to try tii em. i mnat eonlaee thai 1 bad an averaloa lo patent medicine- from the 'thousand and one" quaes "mtteie." wuoee oniy ita kma to be to Dklm off SWMtsued aud drugge-l llauoropon tbe community, lu a aly way; aod the leudeuoyof whh b, 1 fear.'ie to mke manyaoon-iraved draaknrd. Upou lesrulug tbst yours was r ally a medl olual preparation, I took tt with hap py effect. Its aotion, uoi oaiy upuu toe eioiuauu, but upon the nervosa ayatsiu, wae prompt aud gratifying. 1 feel that I bavs derived great aad per hi a ttent beueflt ttum the aaa of a fuw bottlee. rv reep-Jtruiiy youra, w. v.diui hi ,i. Wo. 464 Bhaokauaiou atiset, . from ths Bsv. Thomas WlnUr. D. D., t ulor of Boi porougu sapust vunrcB. n latnI)or girt .1 feel It due 10 voor as Sleut preparnttos, Boofland'e German Bitten, to ai J Uiy INUQDBJ " -snr-i wto ibbmiiuh ta aitaai O.lalued. 1 havs for years, Bt times, beou trwubbtg with greet dlaorder In my head aod uervoua eyeteia, 1 was advised by a frieud to try a bottle of yunc -.rtttn BttL-ra. I did eu-and have exuwrleuued great aud unexpected relief my health baa t-u very materially bonefltted. I oouOdeufly reoum mead the article where I meet with oases almllar ts v own. ana nave oeen ueurea vy nauy 01 .Hair good stfeota. "Pf..1. TO". , noaboroaib, re. From Bav. J. B. Barmaa, ot tba Oaraiaa Ufelarniad Obuicb, Kutatawa, Bars, aouatp, Pa. r. O. Jackaoa BMnactad flirt I bare bnea IrwubUd with U,apep.te nearly Iwaaty yaare, aud bete eater aaad aay madlelna that did uia aa nuab aaa aa nounaau . n.r.. ..ry bioh ua-ravad ta baaltb, after bavin takan ttru bottlaa. Vaan, with raepeel, . J. B. UEBHAN. m lhal tha atnalare of "0. H. JAOKtmB." la OB tha W BA PPBB af aaab boltlo. PRICEt SinjU Bolilt, Out Dollar; or Uay Pot, for M ahonld voar oeareet druaalal Bat have tba artlolal da hot ba pnto by any af tb. Intoalnatlog piaaaraj tooa mat may aaoa.ri ,u p..., uut una iob. 1 ud wo Will farward, aaonraly paakwi, by aspreae, PBiBtiiPAi.orriiiEAHn itANnrirmm, ffo 631 Arch 8treet. JONES & EVANS. (flaaewiofi M O if. JatUcm f a,.,) oysa-brB ' tnd realere tnavarrlow la h. Halted eia aovl dltaw aaw ,'.- iJ 4M.ij.ta A .... .'I -1