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n iim a* m JWBJWj^SgWKtSMWJJIffllWM % •inn 0 Daflua- r-s A compound. rc.rn.p4y , in which \wo have la- bored! to produce'th& most oft'cotual alter.ati.vo that can fra made. , I t is a ooiiGWta'ftteii extract ; of iPara .Satstipaajjlia,, so combined' with other siXbstaiioqs. ot .fitiit greater .alterative -pewter as to aifostl aiveffeofcie antidote for_the ! .diseases Saisaparina'is*ieputecli]q Gtiro't I t is beijeSejt' , that such a ..remecly 13. TsSnttqajby- those viim j suffer froiii Sfeumoiis complaints, and that 0110 . which will aoeonrplish, there, cure must prove , of .immense; service, to tins large class of our afflicUHlfelTb^'-citeeiis.. Ho\V completely this . eoMpound will 4'o.it has been .poyeii by-ekper- jmcut on rainy of the worst cases t s bo found of fei i'oUov.-mg complaints: — . Sciu>!?vn,A.. ASP. 5cR'oi>u%oi?s 'GOMPIIAIMSCS, EnvsTiejrs AND EIUII>TIVE -DISEASES, TjLqiEns, Piiivifis, BLOMK£S,.T.UMOJIS, SALT KHBUM, SoAtD HEAJ>„ SyWlILIS A.N11 SvPHttlTIO Al>~ PEDIIONS, S'EUp|ipiit,I)lSEA.SE,.I)8prSY, XJETJ- nAiBji^oji'l^ib.E.ouiiouaEu:;, BEBiiKy,. D.YS- ' I'B?STA 'tasi INIIIGBSTKW, ISIIYSII'ISLAS, ROS E 03.Si..AN.'riio;^v'sEmli.aiid indeed (ilia whole class of complaints arising 'frail JEMBTOITX' .Op THIS' BiigptA _'•\*' \' . I'bis, fompoiind. will he found a great pro- , mater of health,, \vhen takew ill the spf rag, to expel .the foul humors whioli foster iti the blooctat that.season of tlie yfear. By thotuno- . ly expulsion ofe.th.em inauy ranlclhtg diaordqrs are liippsd in the ; hud. MsUitucUis can, by ', tha 'Aid of Xtiis 'r'sifledyj-spaa-jj' themselves.from. ; tl't endiiranbepf fold .efriptieiis.jsad ulcerous' FOJES, through. which, .the system- will strive to ! rid itself,of cpriuptipns, i£..jiat Assisted to do , this through the natural channels of the bauy by a n alterative medicine. Cleanse out the vitiated 'bioac\,Whe,neyer you. find its.impuiitros biirsthigtWpugh.ineslcni.^ or soro.s j cleanse it -wlien. ya.u- lihd. it i s :obr. stniete^. ahct sbiggislvii-fhej-yeiiis.; oieanseitV, whenever; .it.'isVfoiil',:and •ypTte-..'?fe6Hijg8:ytt|i\te^. •you wheft.; Even. jviierenOippiiculftr dis.jer.der ,', . i&felt,,.pqople -.enjoy- potter !hWa1|h,'. an*d:.iiye,.' . -., Ibiigerj. fori' (cleansing:: ..ttib- Wood,, jjoep the ; .' blood'Iie4thy,,,ftp4! '$Lis; Wl; but,with this pabulum of Jifo disordered,, there, can b e no , lasting health.. . Sooner pi' later something, must ,gp wrong,, and the -great, machinery 9? •life is.disOrdor'ed or overthrown. Sai.'sapariih> has, and deseryos much, the reputation of aeoojnplishing these endsj^ But the worldPhas been egregiously deeeiyed \try preparations of it, partly because tile drug alone: has'not all the virtue that is claimed for it,, but more because many preparations, pretending., t o the concentrated extracts of it, contain but little of tlie virtue of Sarsanarilla, or any thiiig else. During late years tha public Save, been mis- led by large bottles, pretending to .give a quart of Extractor-Barsaparilla for one.dollar.,. Most of these have\ been frauds, tipoil the sick* fpfc- they not only contain little, if any, Sarsapa-* rilla, but often no curative propertjes-vvliatev- er. Hence, bitter and painful disaxipointment has followed the use of the various extracts of Sarsuparilla which flood the market, until the name itself is justly despised, and has beepme synonymous with-imposition and Cheat. Still ive call this compound Sarsaparilla, and intend to supply .suchTa remedy as shall r.ese.iie the tiariie, from the' load of obloquy whiek rests upon.it . And we think we have ground for believing it has virtues .which are irresistible by ffie.ordinary run of the- diseases itis intend- ed ,tp pure. & order t o secure their complete eradiqation. from the system, ths remedy should be judiciously taken according to diseptioas on. the bottle.- * PBEPABBD BS low Is published eveiiy Satiirday at tlie rate of ^.1,25 pe r amuim SISIOTIY IS AJTiSB K. , ^J^XJT^J JA.. Xi; S -A . CS .KC iiDIXOB AND PROPRIETOR. No pape.y wilfba discontimreci ..untilaf .•arrearages are .paid, unless at the option of the proprietors. §11,37, if no to jyii within the fiistsix months njitl\§l not'na'sjl bofdro five uspvv.at.iurj t> ths year. • • . ' • . : \\ i-: B A Tie's «F iB'yE'KTiSTS.ei ,- Sia\teen.li}ti:s ir Usti mdJce asqaurc. • . •I'.sqnare 1 week; $.. ,60 1 sq. a mpafhs*i3;0Q f- \ 2' \ ...• !7-6;';.i '»'' &..•.''. : ,'.f,QD i ; . \ 8 \ l;06•\x\''•\ s $• \ • \ •••. '7,o6 t •«: .tf \ '••jmsp.'%:\. W.-'. •''';.. :.';8iOO • Tliose;.misiing,Wadvc'i4ise;by:;tte ualf e*lu»m willifi'nd goodbaTgain^by'calling bu_;us,- ' '.' . \ , ,. • \ - J 0; B' WO E' it .••' Wo are pr.epiired to do alltinds of Job worl; roaa a card up t o a poster. All work flone \(6&- CHEAP, AND GOO© FOR..CASH! Givauis a call. Office on Bro«dway, GAPE yirfOINT GAZETT dOU-JSTTIKTO HOUSE ff*OK 1861. LOWELL, MASS, \ fefea, fi pes Bottle,! Six Bditacs *OK$B» AjQt[& Cherry Pectoral lias -ffon for Itself.,eucij|ar6npwn-for.the cure.of •every .3i^fij-of^hrbaS.anttXuii|'eomfilainS,,that ifc'*is entirely- Unnooossary for iisxp recount tlie e«*dan<ie.-of-ifcs^v.i^iueBi,,wh.erav^RitJiaa. i &Qea..e!nrV ployefl. As i t has long' Tieen in constant' iise throughout tMs^piectlon, we.neetLno't dp rhprc tlian assure the peojileits quality is kept nip to\the best it ever has been, and thatit piay be relied snto doforitheir relief all it haB ovef been found to do, Oyer's Cathartic J?iil% Cositeeatssi Jaundioe, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, D'jt>'4e>'y, Fv.il Slomach, Erysipelas, SeadaoUe, Piles, Hheumatistii, Eruptions and S&in Diseases, Liver Campluint, Dropsy, Tetter, Tumors and Salt B/wum, Worms, Gout, Neuralgia, as a Dinner Pill, and for- Psa-ifyiixg the Blood. They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi- tiva can tau;e them pleasantly, an4 .they aro the best aperient in the v/crlS for all the purposes of a family physic. \ Price. M cents per Bos; Jfive boxes for ^LOO. Greatnumhers of Clergymen, Physicians, States- >neni and. emlur.-it personages, have lent their n ames to certify the unparalleled usefulness pfthese remedies, but our space here will hot permit, the insertiQnof them. The Agents below named fur- rash pratis.our AMEMCAN ALMAKAO in whicbthey .ire:giA*eu.; sriih also full descriptions of the above csrdpkints,, and the treatment that should bo fol- 1^-- 0. f jr their euro. J>a not beu'at off by-unprincipled dealers Tnth e,j. pr»V'!\it.ion8 they make more profit on. J,X-u-i.cnI A.V3a's>,Bnd take no others. The sick •&nitf. the M*.l jiifl tl>ere iB for them, and they should - \s'; 11, , * />' 'nir r'-ii'.aiw &i\> tor salaiy OIIARLES DlibXKL, of W.atehes, Oloeks, &a.; ._ At No. SO, Court Street, Wntertown, N. Y : Hauflley W-BushaeU against Robert 0. Har- dy arid othei'3. •In fiWoiiuuce and l>y yirtue of a judgment slid decree entered in this notion, I shall sell, a,t Public auetiou, at the St. Lawrenee Hotel, in,the village of Capo Vioueet, Jefferson coun- ty, State of Sev/ York, on Hnortay. the fifth day of August, 1861, at two o'clouk in tlie of- <,ei'noon of that d'ly, all that trust or pnrcel of laud, situate in the village sf Cap's Yancejit, oounty of Jefferson, and State of Kew York, being designated and known upon a map of said village as lot number one hundred and ninety-sbC and is bounded on the east by MaT .„- |iijt street.,- on the nortli by the eeeond alley * running easterly and' westerly son* 1 ' from Br'Aadv/ay, on the south by villagelut uuinber 1,96, and.oO ,fhe west by. a line parallel to snid Market street, and ten vod3 n'om it, eontaininsr nve-sixteench p.f an aero.bi? tile some more or less, beiug the same land conveyed\ to ih'e said Robert C. Hardy by Henry G. Ainswo'th and Frances, his wife, on the 18th day-of Februa- ry, 1864.—Pated, June 19, 1861, F. A, CROSS, Sheriff, Sy Sous JJ. GOSDASIBB, Deputy. Sfcorbuek & BaWyer, ' plaintifFs A-ltfyg, Wntsriown, S- Y. \j. V EC I A L b O T I 0 . El Ithe payment of all debts aue tha iate firm ol(J. W.\Warren & Co., is requested 011 or be fife the first day of February, next. All ae- uMmtB and notei regaining unpaid at thai time will pass from my hands into others for collection.' a.W.WABUES, Gape Vincent, January S, 1861. • Capte Visseeafc E*ost ©ffice. The mails will olo3Bet this-orBoO a5 follotvs, Canada mail at 11:45 a. m. ; Through mail to Rome at 5 p. m. \Way mail at 9 p. to. Drop fiettets must hererfter be prepaid, or ihey will be sent to the Dead Letter off.ee . Cape\ \Vincent July S, i 861. • 1 Z -COrTVEESB, P. M. fei a IS '26 2 9 IB •23 80 3 S. 15 '22 las 29' H •2| 3 <l>10 101*7 31 6 33 26 # i 4 & Hi ia 18 19 25 2(1 .18 19 21 12 19 20 S to 1*7 'M 31 1 14 21 281291-J % 2 9 •16ILB. 20|SO! 9 11! 23' so; 0 n 2.1 ! ;n y-hi r « I mtx, <rh«si'T.ir«nd.lic-l>c«l. Ttoss the ringlets from baby's brow, And smooth them over her little head: Gather \Ivor gown about, her now, And lay her down on the trundle-bed. There may the liunily idol sleep. Free irom trouble and childish dread, Bf-hile mamniu aiid'.pnpa vigil keep ; 6ver the babe iii Hie trulidie-bed, . 'Baiutiful-bRby-^preoioiispet!-' 1 -, . -•. \'Overitliy re'stino tearstae, ; sJve.dH IKfeliafnd.thinatofom.litithe.e yet,. .•'••-•••/ :' 'therein\.0^^«aiSB;6'fc'lh5 , iteufi3»« , -fc|i9i'- Sleep on,,swee,tb'aby ! E ],o.v.e;.t6si't; ' ,,' .•-•' :, .Alio' watbii tlie shadows oyer the s'preadi {And think, as I see tbeitt by nie ; fliti • How I used to sleep on a trundle-bed. My happiest dayB-of life are o'e'r, And the brightest hopes of my youth have fled; But I soinetinius sigh for the days of j'oro When I was a child on my ,ti:un-d]'e-bed. li 13 if -in 3 in 1? 24 31 1 14 21 28 5 12 19 26 2 9 IB 28 30 1 14 ...91 2fl28 Business 5) t r £ 11 or y. hk MOD El 0K-8HIT1 SHOP! S^Esc Footprint in the snow. BY JIRS. M. S. M. TAYf.OR. The winter king, iu e sudden wrath, Altoninc; for his first delay, Hos.guite obscured the little path So smoothly trodden yesterday.. And here, all white; and cold, and mute. Where still the eddying currents blow, The imprint of a little foot Is stamped upon the yielding snow. It was a 1 ght and airy tread, •Which leit tha alight impression here ; But 0 the little foot hath fled, Leaving no other traces near. The owner of a grief-worn face, Or heart that ever knew of woe, Could ne'er have left this.fniry trace, So lightly printed on the snow. IVas it. some light-hearted maid, Bright eyed, rose-cheeked, and ruby-lipp- ed; Whose heart was free from stain or shade, As the pure snow o'er which she tripped? But be my dreamings as they may, 'Tis ull in vaiu—I neer shall know Whether a rnoRril or & fay Left this light foot-print on the wnow. l?e SO 1 faf;&om liome.' • I liv;e in tire State of Meyf llfirnjjilidre, aad— ; —\ '• f, yQTi bad ibotter. m% ia, ma'am,\ said tlie -firareer, >vi e\\ coiimieudable mildness,:.' : ' • ' \Wei I do.n 1 s''kiviw but I may as' \wellj\ she said; \jo .aftoy informing us- oiice imoii.6:« tbat fee was from tie State :6f Ke\y. I%uipsliii'e, amd tliat her llxis'balttdiliaidbeQtt dead two years she i; gpt,iB,. '•• ' ,'.•''. ... \Iwilitajfe^%i' fare, jnadani,\ said, -the ,.d$$|iJ/(''*- ^ - '•' ••'' a monstrous ®W- ;'.'?Wflj';1t$\v\ ;sight of atojiefj for.t]te passage of a ; iittiegM!:;ia:|etfiat|.whose father has heea.aeadtfee.'.wi)years! Bait, then. I dare say ! ttee|gqi'iuemen wouldn't see me,, afoiieiAv'idc.eivwho he- 4 was SO far from li:&ie, imposed on i c ' ' \Your fai?3 5 ! im am, repeated the diiver. •'••'_ • \How mndh cl|d you say, sir— three and sixpeiieii, V asked the lady. \Fottr and; six, i&a'am,\ reiterated the driver, ^vj;phlltely. \0 ! four tind iix.\ ' And after a good deal of •.'fumbling and shaldng of her pocfefe &\§ at last produced a half dollaaj 'fend a York shilling, and with a nt-Mjpous air put them in the driver's hand* . \That's iKC>ii©ngh, ina'aui,\ said the driver ; ^\\•^ttttine-penceinore.''' \ What, akit \fa in York State V inquired the wliow with a surprised air. * ) \No ;' 1 said hp; \and if it were, the fare is six filings York money.\ \Well 1 us'ii to be quite good at reckoning; bu^bee I am so far from home \ •] • \I'll take ths|j::other ninepence, if yon jilease,\ iaife-rupted Jehu. So, findhig'bj) escape, after once more aliudint? ,l(o, her dear departed husband, the v ,y|dow forked over and we got under kay. \Do you tbhlk it is dangerous on this road 1\ shj.| began, as soon as tire- door was cio^i* \I am a stranger h\ these parfcy^i*.i.>^i!'ia^le Stats of feew T-TyTrt-i^^M -aa'd, I 4m a long T H-E snbsoribfi'B take pleasure to announce to the public generally that they are now ready to do anything in the r line ofbnsinesp. Will bo done at the Model Blacksmith Sliop in v. manner t\ give entire satisfaction, A brief trial will abundantly verify the above as- sertion. . Job-worlo Of all descrlpfc'ons, such as farmers generally need, will bp done witb promptness, and with reference to durability. WAGON & CARRIAGE IRONING-. Those ttho wish to have a good job done in this department of our business will do well to give us a ur.il and consult our facilities, as well as our utilities, i n this branch of- our es- tablishment. We pledge ourselves to give sa- tisfaction to the most fastedious. SLEIGHS A&D CUTTERS Can be ironed in the most fanoystyle, down to the fancy of the employer, at the Alodel Black Smith Shop. WAGOH & CARRIAGE MAFG-. Combined with the Model Blacksmith Shop we hav.e also a wagon »h<>|>, and are now rea dv to build wagons of all deseriplaons. Lum- ber Wagons for farm use made of the best- materials. Farmers' Buggies and Carriages got up to order and to suitr—made from select ma- jierialsand warranted t o be equal to tlie beBt in this county. SUighs and Gutters. The winter will soon be Upon us again, and we invite persons who ma\ need an article of this deseriptiou to give us a call in early season. Repairing, Special attention is given to the repairing of Wagons, Cui'i'iages, Sleighs, Cutters and any fanning implements either m wood or lion, and Wo here pledge omselves to be ready at all reasonable tunes to accommodate the many wants of theeifizensof Cape Vincent and i's vicinitv, aUu from-the Island. We respectful- ly solicit aohare of public yttfronnge. A. V. DEMANG-B. - A. 3. DEEANGIS, * Po/^ty of Physic Let the/ick to iferriek go, Wii'nWe ill, I'd like to know, •\ Sujii curss his tills do make, Smiles, lovely smiles shall deek the brow, Wuere gloomness is rampant now, /And hopes au<w sha'l ^ffiki. PRIZE POETRY. Let. ChieftnHs boast of deeds in war. And Milistrels tune their sweet guitar, A nobler theme rat heart it. fills— In praise of llEimiOKS matebles-s Pills Tbcir cure^ are found iu every laud^-- Amid BuBrfia,' snows—and Afrie's sand ; Their wondrous works—the papers fill, Produced ny HBHR-IOK'S matchless fills. J)..ies disease afflict you] Do not doubt This eha-ming compound will search it out Ant] health again your system fill, If you fly at once to HEKBIOK'S Pills. They're safe fur all—both old and young— Their praises are on every tongue ; P : sease, disarmed—no longer ltilla, Since * e are blewed with HEUKICK'S Pills, fig** Put vip with .Euglisb,.Spaiii6b, German, and French directions. Price 2S cents per box. Sugar Coaled See .advertisement on 3d paf. If you have ever met, reader, in your traveling, with a garrulous old woman, whose tongue it was wholly impossible to -keep from running' all the while,, you wilt laugh, as we have laughed, at the annexed sketch of a New England stage coach company. The extract may seem a little long at first—but never mind that, you will think it too short when you are through with it. The day was remarkably fine.— Our z - oad lay along the pleasantest part of the Jlousatonic; our cattle were sleek and well-looking; the driver was civil and respectably clad while the coach itself was a miracle of comfort. In the midst of this prospective and present enjoyment, an elderly lady with a monstrous bandbox, a paper-covered trunk, and a little girl, are stowed away in the coach. And here began our tribula- tions. .Before getting in, however, the lady sung out: \Driver do you know Deacon Hitchcock V \.No ma'am,\ was his rejjly; \ I've only driv on this rout a fort- night. •' I wonder if neither of them gen- tlemen there don't know him,\ said she, X-ioMng her head into the vehi- cle, and looking on- our side. \ I don't,\ said one, whom we shall designate as the wag, \ but I know Deacon Hotchkiss very well, madam., if he will answer your purpose.\ \ Well aint either of them, other gentlemen acquainted with him V No reply. \ Well, then, I dont know wheth- er to get in or not,\ said the lady ; \ 'cause I must see Deacon Hitch- cook afore I go home. I am from the State of .New Hampshire, and Deacon Hitchcock was a particular friend of my husban's this little girl's father, who has been dead now two years, and I'd like to see him 'mazin- iv. \ Does he live about here V \ Well, I don't know that, for cer- tain,\ said she; \ but he lives some- where in the State of Connecticut. I live in New Hampshire, and this is the first time I was ever so far from home. It's dreadful unpleas- ant. And I feel a little dubersome about riding all alone in a stage with gentlemen I never saw afore, \ 0, never fear, the gentlemen won't hurt you,*' exclaimed the dri- ver. \ Well, perhaps they won't—but it's dreadful unpleasant for aiadyto remainder of tlie regiment are to em camp just back ot the fort. It is built on a commanding position and will mount some ten guns or more, and ig said to be one of the best for- tifications along the line. It has been' named Port Morgan in honor of the G-OYernoi' of our State. After some delay our regiment is-; now. complete, in the lineoi field of- fieers, and the iblowing officers have' ;received ..their commissions: JT, E. Lord, pi-Brownville, Odteiiel.; Brad- ley \Winslow of W&tertowa, Lit-a- teliaiitCol; John Q. Todd, of ISad- ison county, Major. These.appoint- ments ftre good' ones,, and the niea are well suited for their several posi- tions ; and what is better still, the men have all confidence in them— which had not been the ease before the change in the field officers took place. Our regiment is in a. brigade comprised of the 12th,, 23d, 25th and 35thregiments N. Y. S, V., under command of General Waclsioorth.— Tinder this old and experienced G-en. the regiment hopes to render a good account of itself if called into action. Our brigade was reviewed by Major G-en. McOlellan and staff, Brig. G-en. McDowell, President Lincoln and Secretary Seward on Monday last.— Two brigades were reviewed upon the same field, situated near Long Bridge. After being, drawn up iu line of battle, President Lincoln and Secretary Seward rode along the line in an open carriage, with uncovered heads, followed by McOlellan, Mc- Dowell, and other officers of high rank. The sight was truly an im- posing one. As I gazed upon these distinguished men, upon whom thou- sands of patriots throughout the loy- al States look for'^iveranoe in this the i\ation'&kour of trial and dan- ger—when I considered how. arduous are the duties this rebellion has heaped upon them as the main string of the government—and as I further thought how important an. era the present ysar will be in the history of. the )Yo4d, I could-but utter a heart- felt'prayer to Him that rules over, the -losiiinaes of mis immense un> yerse s that he would give them wis- dom and strength sufficient to guide our glorious shin \of Sta±e-«*fely waj from,: M&jf^'+Sy.'' Jp.i4%a^--3<i-a6. been dead the%Wo yete,- this little girl's father, av|l .sliehas got a dread- ful nasty comprint in her stomach, so I thoagM-iKMake.her out to the^ioi-oiigh the Inn-rfcEfne that at pves- lire .pernicious doctrine of 8eco>sic>n,, ami iir fAivorof i vigorous prosecution of the war, for th e ptti'|?oso of suppressing llie traitorous-rebellion, and who dosiiv t o as- aiit tho administration into honest en- deavors to i-aslo-HO order, law, and peace to ouv once hnppy :an-d~-prosperous- coun^ try. Louis Peug.net , Eeq., wag.chosen Oha!r- inaD h and B.. B. Brown Sewetaty. The chair, on motion, .appointed the Ibjlowi.u.j counfiii.t>;e to report rejolnlloiis, Messrs Hi!iM,f,.ond,:%igg.t,;.Jj\e J iE i stes l and' W. E. Ingalls, wlio p-esaoted th.j 'follow- ing, which weie ad.opted amid cheers: and applause ; Resolved, That wliilu we appveciale tlie •blessings of pa.,ce, yet to this war forced upon this country by th e wickedest and mi at causeless 10'ellion that Ivuma i'e- piavity ever euitkted, there cap be but one teriiiitiruion ; and that is tlio re,-toM> lion of the Union in nil its proportion 8 , and tho vind ; cation of tlie Ours i'ut'on in all its sanctions; a p'>»G! that contem- plates anything shoifc of iliis will bo dis- honor to the country, a betrayal of demo- cratic institutions, an d treason a 0 a'nsi. humanity itself. Resolved, —That, in this lime ol Natitnil p ril, loyality to the CVislitut.ion an] the Union should be the great bonds ofpoliti cal brotherhood ; that party affiuites and party pnejudices'sboiild ceaso to b e I'l'EfRrc 1 - rtri, in tho higher duty of saving tha Re - public from th e dangers that menace it We, thereforp, earnestly urge npon'thf Delegates to all Conventions to bo here- .ifter held, to select candidates for public ..fRce, the necessity of nominating fur office men of known loynlity and ability, without .reference to former political associations; or rather we desire to see loyal men of all parties representated on the ticket which ihey shall present for th e suffrages of th e 'people of this State. Resolved, —That it is the duty of the great State ot Sfovv .York to suataiu the Qov ernmejlt in Uie.pro.sept crisis vritjU nl) te' fee, and vve f«e| ou-rselves nearest Biviufy. ^j- in every stage fliero. are 'beings prepared, ( , to recognise it, mi 'to-.graw-'mto !ove»aii\a;^; : (vorship, Let us Took -the '.sbsiw'diti^s-af.\^ the prevailing raod'eitiif' irritTis'-fn^-c'a'rK)^., o'ha'I.-'nij.e a *efo'r.m.. ; L(it.':#iiSoH ; ;;bitr: ; pw^'r'' ! '' ambition in tlie 'face,, anu! g.rpvrmpre^ •frn6,' , : ,'.*-' to ou r humanity., .^&t;#'*g$cWlie : \--6^;?y'; s -b.ersome and the pretty articles, p;f'.dji-es-gj. , tnut malie us listless and. tincorKfortsbley;'-\ r.~ iind-fret OUT tempera an d impsr •oui^bea#<si > ». ; ty. They belittle :and aiinoy- as, an'^'fien^'*. ^ :'•. eli knows we'do not noed the, aid of 4't/trlJ: '„ thing to.give us discomfort,,- I;f,;w'$Vijfi;iwf- : . be martyrs, let us hiiin:great,caus!*;^}iyf;fiib.t; fur tape and buttons. . ', ', .'.,. ; I'M .nil* •(• : ':'M mm* According to tha U.tiaa Herald quite anf . oxcitement was citaated ipi Romo- effused ---..-. by tlie whipping by Lymon fi.'Lyort,, of'' hi;, brother, Caleb Ly'priv Tlie fact's ..aVei \ these: After tha dischni-ge oj ReYi Mr... ,l3.nclge, for aileged laurdoi! of IjisN .wi% tyratin R , Lyoit came*: down from, the ' ; 0'uu?t TJouse, vsliit into the Amemciui;. Hotel, looked into-tlio office, andnotfindr\-: • • jng the object of his searc-h,, ha;' went irSit^r'i ;! ,;th© „ fcont parloi, iv!ier9jt;'i^et;iing : •OftT^^.'.^v; s<avo him a vigorours thrnshihg wi'ili .$iy •''\;'.-„' cowhide. CuViib was (lot seiiipvtsly injur-* ' springs, and I' feought Are \yba going to the'springs?\ she stiddenly asked, interruj)tiiig herself, of asick- ly-looJdng papjenger. He shook' Mfesr^ead feebly in reply. \Are you?'Vshe inquired of tlie humoiist. \No I aint,; too.\ \Are you ?\' slip said, turning to I respective elicanlpmenta. me. •, McOlellan expressed himself'much \Fo!\ ' •:. - ••• •' .\Well now,.that is awful strauge •I have not u># a single soul Ijhct Pttoiiorioss.—The foll6*;jp;g.'prv)|notib : n> and nppoiirtn^gnts have b$$jr. 'iji.iidvby th e Oovernor, iu th e 3'5tVi./• ',. •'.-..',\ ,- ' *., < Captain Bradly '^yinslov? io-be;Li.eii.tei;»: ;iiit Colonel, Augu.st\ 8,. l s 861, vice•iS&'ILJ; : , Potter, resigned. ;, ..;•..'. Onptiiin John ft, Todd to 'iSe^Majpft.: .Vogist 10 , T8G1, vice N. B . Lord pro- •noted. Lieutenant James R. Burnett to b e Utip-- tain, August 3, 18(51, vice. J . Q. Todd, proraotid Ensign Henry 0 . Chittenden t o be'Gap- tain, August 10, 1801, vice Bradley Wins'- low, promoted. '* • ««.•«. , Fo a THIS WAU,—JOHN A. HADDOCK- has bee.) appointed .First Lieutenant, iir Clapl, Eich's company. His energy, de i nission, quicknoB .o f perception, and all other good qualities, admirably qualify lrim for th e position. . *•»? TEACU'EKS' iNaiiraTE.—The Teachern' Institute for th e three Assembly Districts of Jefferson County tvill be held this Fall at Watertown, commencing Sept S0.th ( 1861, and 'oatinuing two weeks,— % cumrnissioueva will be assisted by tha 6«r. J. W. Armstrong and other compel* tent teachers. Oa« ©IE the So.yere.gJis . ent ondaiigWl-i^ntothe quiet har- bor of prosperity and peace 1 After passing in front and rear of each •brigade, McOlellan and par.ty_ rode to the front, both brigades passing in review—marching by companies,— After marching around the field the. differem) regiments marched to their, know since I Itp, the State of jaew H ampshira Hfrtow alHhe first peo? pie in New Pl-^-^-s-i^Cabciut Roc- ky Bottom, Ro&ihgh&ni eoturfcy, and I' would like to'mi.it myself und'er the charge of BOT» : clever gentleman, that's Ain't .you acquainted with anybody in JNtrfv\ Hampshire P'she asked of the wag. \No said ho,, beginning to look a little blue. \Well now, | am.. There is squire Goodwin, deaewx Gushing, Timothy Upham, Zachary Havens and mister David— 5 \Hold on, dqyer, for heavens own sake !' roared tile discomfitted hum- orist. .; ' The driver ratiied up, there was a rustling rounder a valise—and-our wit left. \': •• j •»*»• .. •— Forks Gazetto. HuADftUAwriiiis 35'rfi-RKSIMBST, NY, S. V, ! Arlingtottllijigl^JJaif'Sept. 2, 180]l ( . \. MB. EraTOi* t^-Believing, as I do, that many of your readers are inte-. rested, arid deeply interested in the war which is now calling the atten- tion of the wliole civilized world, I have thought*that a letter from here might not prove wholly devoid ot in- terest to your numerous patrons— notwithstanding- the imperfections it might contaiffl.'; As I am aliiemberof the Jeffer- son county regiment, I presume that any tiring pertaining to its welfare will be interesting, as its doings will be closely watched by the intelligent people of the «30xmty it represents. At present \jajare encamped on Ar- lington Heights, within 8-4th of a mile of lib \Arlington House, the late fesidti3.ee .of the traitor General Lee; but>we are going to move to another *3o6.p> ground to-morrow.—- A fort has been building within 40 rods of ourcatnp for' some time; and as it k nearly completed—having three tverity4bui'-poimders and two twenty-pound, rifled cannon already mounted, onr'regiment has been as- signed the .command oi: it. Two com panics h ave been detailed to leafn to wtv'k tlie guns while thr- bf the war against treason until rebellion ^uilti3e--o.verconie an d the Union restore I', .without rei'erenwT0^lvr4(ijpji_oj^o^ Resolution adopted that tbreedelegaTPs\ \b.i chosen to .attend th e District Conyon» t-ion,, to b e held at Depauvillo, an d that one. of said- delegates be chosen from Re ' publican, and two of otier political autece (,'ents. M, B. Lee, W-TS, Ingalls nnd B G, Fe'rrtn were selected. A .resolution was adoptod that six elec- a pleased with the appearance of the. , , , troops, and charged the officers in [ tora l» <*•««\»•*/ acclamation to net u Command to-improve every opportu-|J )e, ' ffia n«' 3t Union Toivn Ctigtaittea ;<— nifcy to perfect, their regiments iti .'Francis JD. zpngre,tne), Willard Ainswortb, j. n 'mW^iW^i^ytt^^^S-lM. -Hie :,fe, Win &Us, L. & Ham muni, YV. E h health oi 'the regiment, is very .good., Mngall?,, a D dtIa,mc..Jones, were thoreupon Some names are'on* the sick-list, but ' they are not many. Therehave been a goOd many cases of the fever,, but, only -two have died. The sudden change of climate is the probable cause of it. The war neWs with us has been uninteresting of late, aside from a little skirmishing by our pic- kets and an expected attack on otir ; lines, which does not alarm us much, believing, as we do, that fortified as. we are all along our lines,, we can re- pel any attack mad upon us by the rebels.' Last night, after dress-par-. ade, our adjuclant pulled out another; paper from his belt—all wondering what that meant—and readthe news of the gallant victory of our forces on the coast of North Carolina! Af- ter the adjudant finished readinglit, the Ool. took off his hat andpropojfedt three ohms fere the success of tlie af-- ndes, of the Union ! and we gave theni such cheers as make the Higlits of Arlington ring. Quite a sensation was created yes- terday by the report that General, Mansfield was in irons for betraying the confidence McOlellan placed in him, by informing the rebel leaders of an intended attack upon their lines. How true this report may be I can- not say; but it is currently reported and generally believed. One of our regiment has just been brought in from picket-duty-, having received a musket shot in his leg by; a fire of rebel pickets. He is not dangerottsly hurt. ^ But I must clone' this letter,'promising to inform you, in my style about matters on the line. A. D. SHAW, \IJmnHH CSJHCMK ai Cape Viii«<nn.t. Tho electors of Cape Yincent, irrespec- tive of party, held a large Union caucus at the St. Lawrtsnce Hotel, on tlie 4t h inst, pursuant to a call signed by over fifty Union men of different political antoce-- d tits, The call Was addressed t o tbe v electors of this town who vte. apposed ss\' duly . np.point.edi On motion JResolved, that six dtleg&t s be appointed to attend th e Union Mass Meeting, to beld in Watertown, on th e 5th inst., with instructions t o invite an in* definite number of voters ptuseut to acconi • ,pany 4 tbetn. Messrs. Ingnlls, Bttts, Marvin,. Sktos, I'erren, and Pengnet wors designa 1 - ed; Patriotic speeches were then made b y .VleBRfB. Win. Estes, M. E. Lee, Co), Horr, and -Parley Ainowovth, which v?ere listen- ed to with marked interest, receiving re peatud and eiiduiMaslic Jpheers, The meeting waj then, adjourned nne die, Loui s PKUQSET, Oh'n. B , B . BROWN , Secretary, .—— • x where tth^aj^nT^lir^ii^r^s; ISeauUy & MasnrfMssralfe?^^^ h'p|s.8^B^5 ft '.v servant, ..; '\ BuchannKn, lives in . Q.—Your servant? •\ A.—Yes ; ain't 1 one of th e We do not undervalue wealth—it is the great sign and tribute to libor aotoo^ where, and therefore/honorable ; but in asmuch as thore is n o intrinsic nobleness in a stamped coin, wo cannot do ithomage, svhile the slightest claim of our humanity is tenfold more important. Let us, then, as we g o forth among3t our kind,, s o ap- p ar that the pursa shall not be lifted up as th e sigh of worship. A lady i3 such by th e very construction of her bunes and muscles, by th e nerv s of he r body, and tho texture of he r mind ; she docs not noed the touch of tho (Ires^-makeri nor the stamp of a coin to distinguish hor as Bnch.\\ Sh e docs no t noed to flaunt hpr advantages on tbe highway—Hihe does not, neod to claim immunities because of he r beauty even, Prettihess is s o common that it ceaseB to please ; vrhilo the, deeji sentiment of higher mapi^tation is s o subtle and s o albpr'^'ng, that «° wom- an need be^.v-\' ti over even « large endow-- nien.t/^» a » '* g oes onward from grace ofufirm to nobleness of feature, still on* *ward to wbare the stfnl brmth^ in th a rogue, named Joo Gatchell, the. most per- fect tatterd emalisri, tha. .ugl,ieatti>l°nr-ey ed, i **fit!S?drv«y-nsuk j .'chio?.shotten, t>a legged rascal,, liat ever we had th e illluck to look at, preseot«d himself, fie enra9 to the watch-«house an d asteel for lode ings, passed the night under th e stove, and cams .up at the usual hour to sa y hU catechism, Question—'W'hat have you got to sa y |;for yourself, Joe Gratcheli ? Answer— Bay !—^-Wby, I gue?s 1're done nothing that I'm, .fiotable -to ansirer fir ; ave I mivter J Q.—^Why did you sleep ,in th e watch- house ? A.—Cos 1 had n right to. That's soon answered. Q.—What right. 1 .&.—Why, who does the watch«hon&e' belong to—eh ? Q,—To tbe.public. A.—Well, ain't I one of-tbe public ?— Ain't it part mine? Ain't 1 got a right to sleep in it when I please ? Q.—^WheTe's your regular place of liv- ing? A.—I doesn't live regular. { travel*, i've been on t o look at some of nly prop- - erty in Washington. Q,—What kind of property ? A.—Real estate'. Thatlarge. whits bii ing on Capitol Bill, an d t'other .e^t^-s sovereign- people ? Didn't I lmlp to put him in W* sitiwation I— arid won't T help to putlurir out, if h e don't behave himself 2 Your property don't appear to be very productive, Mr. Qatchell, It' s of no. iise toyoui Ye3 it is, though I I slept on. the steps of the capitol all the time I wa3 in. the me* tropolis; and I ha d my vittels for nofliin' in the kitchen of our paiacc—cos I had a right. Well, Mr. Gatehullj I shall recommend you a residence of thirty days in another palace of yours, over i n Moyarcensing.. A.-T-Well, I'll go. and look at it, So Mr. Gatchell was conducted away t 0 JB^a how ha *ould like hia new habitation t o which h*-, most uhq-nestionnbly, ' had a. right,' ' -^*<h; • Th« New York Di<y Book liits siispendt- ed publication. The losses of corpdratlou advortising. acid 'Southern subscribefii tfefe inaore than it could benr> ' .. *r- fcner^i M money an d its men'; that l\ The snm.lV^&f--vagabonds beftfiW- ll,a % jihould insist upon the vigorous prosecution Philadelphia f oiice Court o n recent ooc* sion, was rather scanty. Only one scurvy <--^.J •»#'. . ' \<&'
