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The Daily Loyal Georgian.! AUGUSTA, GA-, JULY 10, ISO". “Religious Notice,” There will be an all day’s meeting, held at Mrs. McKinley’s grove, on Sunday next, July 21st, commencing it 9 o’clock in the tnoming. Co’Ue tions will be taken uj > to assist in budd ing a Baptist Clmrcli in that locality. (Several eminent Ministers are expected to be in attendance. N Correspondence. Letter from Colonel Forney, edi tor of the “Washington Chronicle,'’ now spending a lew months in the Old World: Parts, Juki 53,1867. The news oi the election is the .Republi can ticket in the city i>f Wm-lunfoou on Hie Bd of Junt was j.-yfully rwa-’Yc-.t to i Radical Americans in IV.ria. » was foil in ;... - :■ toemoCvats to si cure i lie votes oi the c, "On u Btuenx, and the predictions, copied >at»> me Torv papers, that fnany would -upport The punliaates ot theirpersisientfoe-. Although j never myself doubted the fidelity of the liberated people of the District ot Columbia, I confess tiiat 1 received in • intelligence ot their victory, so far away from home, with unutterable ’aatlsfaction. Here. as in I lie United States, the enemies of humanity and freedom calculate largely upon uissensions among these new voters, and upon their surrender t<> their old in. stcr:,; here ;:9 in our own country, the champions of human freedom hope everything trom then* uuity and courage. Every such result, tiiareioiv. as that which defeated the Copperheads in [ Georgetown and Wiahiugton strengthens the I good' cause immeasurably. Failure at the centre would weaken nil the t-vranfi c . > ml would especially discourage the mUlion. in the. Old Wort • who are go directly interest! and in the success of universal suffrage m the United States. Rest assured the triumph ot true representative government' with its will improve or abolish all other system-,, and the more peaceful mid economical our example the surer and more rnnyUju- will be die I uequeL As 1 anticipate the future of are [ country iii the light of the tremendous events | tluit have succeeded the death oi hi-’.cry 1 I ffiel how futile al! efforts min tl> to vr-,. I the spread of true republicanism There is I no better position from which i.o ca.-t tljf I world’s horoscope than hen France and I England are tranquil, mainly because of I their enormous military cstabli*unrEven [the London Times, a rew w k -r, v suh- Istahiiaily- dc-. lured that the! -t convention of I the Great Power-, known ... the treaty of ■ Luxemburg, simply left Europe in a state of ■fortified quiet, wish each parly to the bargain ■armed and ready for a fight on the ; lighv-t ■ notice; and this must he the conditio;-. - I permanence of all Mi• ancient gov..-nimenls I till they are. completely Hbere.ii/od. The ex pense of these enormous establishments in creases with the growth of p-qiu-'-on and tile intelligence of the ms- . The linnn ■ cial conditio,:- of Fr.-ncc and England is i-.d --■ mirabli.; not so th ' of Spain, lady, Atis ■ tria, Russia, Rava: ... ludy i- on ; r verge of worse tlisi i bankmpiey, Russia is hardly better off. xv fill, - Bava-f- exhaust sing her.-ed ivt rdilitary prepar; 1 .io: 'lake | the'United .States, alb-ra war vinparaleiled hi I modern civili.-. ’■■•n u the number* engaged, I the money and lives Jo 1, .. *i vL-i issues ndeeided oi h;- if a ttmiill'ion reduced one •> i -.«» 'than v ■tiousvai; the nat'o’vd secinarir a- a ■premium in the markets of tie world; ■paper currei.-cy not only not ii*-o<toemal»lo, ■as is nearly tin- case with thm oi Utissia, but ■tepidly approaching the oecie -i . -d; Htnr great railroad stocks above par in Lou ■ou a --I i. ; • ,hinii KnusyL *ni.-' < -.•-. ! Hind jour midions of inexperienced people ■ adapting m-s ivi-s to file e.ijoy-i.ie. of I right* i.; tin- mid-t of their own obedience I' ilim, and the g- submission of tho ■ defeated ,-übe! So ih libeml terms of tiled | triumph of nenuneut I need h.>r,:iy add, I wii;.* v.-Ul o< • -:r to o*'- ; v oiw.- -, *n .i -- tin i : i ■ - Ic ircely l.« . ! •.. . I tod wounds, c :t.i v, ibi ’flC- ir, other‘ H I of the L -li-.i.-d I suite c . ?. Th.- 1 securi.i- . .opri-sent- I ing, a ■ li.-.-edv, ti. goverjuranß and indi* I viuua! wei-1 b h. In- • .-*«» • tux iv di I count, be «n< the win B-. riictii-r'- laiilnfiti ! .mi hvi .Pi ' The Ancient Places ot* Burial. The fflagnitieent ".-il'-e:- oi' ii o .!■■■ i : have been f* • ;i Ito n- i!i; I tin "Asoetoiieal t nstitn ons. are in these word- “Let us pray ,* • ; lour brcAhren that ate rest ui ( Sir I that God, tho In; •im -kiiuL t ■ hath received th' >ul oi . departed yier ■lot in t' mini of ti . : l .-e ■>i l3t to e 1, :i: ii, ■Laac. and Jacob [have plea? i him, am doth n are vanished'.’’ “O ikon who ■didst not aoCVr Enoch and Klios to '• *o death, v, o . \ the God, not -pi'.v-- of ;ne i-io’iite- is arc il: toy baud, and no torment can tone t i *c*tu, hey are all sanctified ti. r *; wtle>, wlien.- : is no < : ;-iel . .>v 1 " rrow, nor lamendn ,1 >• 1 1 1 : . >r-- sl regions of the godly, the undi.-.tur it-d land of the up y ■, a.«l i as therein see the glory of Jesus Christ. - ’? Death had but few terrors for tit: devout of the early ages. “ Take no trouble about my fune ral,” said Sr. Gregory of Kco-U . -an-s, “nor 'procure me any peculiar place of burial, for lam a pilgrim and a for eigner, and it becomes me in my death tu enjoy the portion of a stranger.” The divine ejaculation of St. Basil was, “Into the hands of Thee I com mit mv breath.” When St. Ambrose died he tva speee,bless, yet he extended his arms in tho form of a cross, and In* lips moved in silent prayer. Before St. Chrysostom dept ted he changed his raiment, and put on while clothes; he ihen received the Holy Communion, saying, ‘‘Glory be to Cod for all things that happen,” and fell asleep in Christ. OFFICIAL LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, I’acani the h',ran(l totm ion qf the i Thirty■ h it, th Uongr, CHAPTER CLXXXIV. A- Att to /-.;■■ > Intern'd Tcreteoi ami to time ml tr i Art (iUiUed -‘.l- Art ia provide [ XMertudliennv- tosuppnithi Goternment, to /.■ / t ’i.'ereft '.- !,’h l'uh'i-' Jldit, and fin other I,' . • pen s -’ June thirtiit/i. (Ir/lUCch huhOrtfl end siedu-fovr, and Ar>o tniUludAoio I.:.:. J. [COSTtKCED.} Sec. 4S. And h, it further eoaeied, That there shall be paid on :-il beer, lager Is -r, ale, uorU’r, c.i. .1 otlu v ini. -.ir u rmi-iited liquor , by whatever name such liquors may be call ed, a tax of one dol.Ur for every barrel cun laiAiitig ii< -t more than thirty-one .allons; and at a like rate :or any ollit v quimtity or for any fmciional part of a Imnei wMcli shall ba brewed or manufactured tea! soi l, or removed for consumption Os sale, within the Fnited Flutes; which fax -ball be paid by die owner, agent t,i superintatjia at of the brewery or premises in which such fer mented liquors shall be made, in the ue-i'iier and at the time hereinafter specified: l*ro viileU That fractional parts of a barrel sludl i-ehalves, quarters, sixths, and eighths; and any fractional pari of a barrel containing levs than one eighth shall lai accounted one ' . ■ than one sixth, shall be accounted one sixth ; more than one sixth and not more than one quarter, shall be accounted one quarter; more than one quarter and not more than one half, shall be accounted one half; more than one half and not more than one barrel, shall be accounted one barrel; : ml more than one barrel and not more than sixty three gallon- 1 , shall be accounted two lairrete, or ft hosshead. Br--;c. -W. And be it fm ’t,,r manat. Tlmt every person owning or occupying any breve; - ot premisi i used, or intended .to be used, for the purjxjse of brewitig.or maldng such fermented liquors, or who shall hevd such premises under hi control or superin tendence as agent for the owner or occupant, or shall have in his posses--ion or custody any brewing materials, utensils, or apparatus, used or intended to be u-ed oil -aid premises in tlie rnanufneture of beer, lager beer, ale, porter, or other similar fermented liquors, ! itbiT owner, egont, or superintendent, shab, ,i b id day, enter or cause to be enti :.u t a book -i lie la ot by mtn for that ptirpo :ii- kind o: sm-li fermented liquor-?. ;he da i .ip ■ ..f j. ek: . and number oi bar-;-1; and fiaet-onnl pa-; of liarn-ls of fer utenled liquor; made, and . V-o the quantity sold o- removed for cunamtipkou and sale, am a.ail idso, from day to day, enter or cau- 1 io be enieredpin a sej>;o;;tte bool, to be kept by him ;ov ihat pu-poto, I.aai ac count or al! material by him purelia ed for tho piti-jX) e of producing - n.-h i m 'iv liquoi i.udmiisg gam and o ... . and shall reude. to seal a-isessor or f- ante - vor, onorlh.oi- the let tit day of each bafrel-andf -.ctios perl <>i io; for eo.i -umptkm -d -an during the pn "i.- tin ae Hii-:.,i, by 11 ;«f afflnuatiofi j be taken before the'. se.-v ol ‘be distrb • ori ing to be- o-mi reijni ed by] iv. and ii i .mediately tor ball bo open at all ti..... vim may Lik memorandum - -r.i. -erm - theie.r-aiu. ,-- 50. ’ /• re/ i. . That the enifie le.-ilo -ji Atch : ball, on oi aefore t!tc te rh day <„ each month, h u-ri fiedby the oatlt or affirmation of ihe p< r on l Or pea n.-i bv ; eiom Mich »iii-.*e. ; !nfl liave been made, 'which oath or »ffinna;i«n she I ■ .line.- and be certifie,; ,y i!u ,/fflecradminis tering the same, and siiall lie in form ns fol low. : “I do sw- ar ■-r linn) thru tU- forego ing entries were made by me, and that they truly. ;.feoofing to tb - lies; of my kimwl.-dge and be! es, the whole quantity of -!:{edinsaidea rr- •. which kin L nomi. ed iiieti -rota.’ And tiieov. -ev, a-ent,orsilper i, o been made - - >< n/olt, aubjifin thereto i : -,y, ing oath or all;. r-.... > be taken in i 'irn- ■ ■ aforesaid: Ido av (or A .... ~ ttie be-tofmy kr wledge ..... . . ; lid i•-. I , .1 lie: mo-i. ii my powisr to - ■ r . . dal. ThM ■■ a-- 1 - i' s I amour)., of t.x requ.rmi to no paid on -uc hogshead, ban-els, and halves, quarters, sixths and eighths of a barrel of such fermented liquor*, ami shall furnish tue same to tho e lilec'urs of internal revenue, who ■ hall each be required to keep on hand, at all times, a supply ,-quftl in amount to two months’ sales thereof, ; f there shall be any brewery or b-nweiy warehouse in his district, and tho same sliall b- sold‘by such collectors only to the brewer- of their districts, respectively; and such collectors shall keep an account of the number and values oi’ the stamps solil by the-1 to each of such brewers, respectively; a i.i lint commissiouer of internal revenue shall allow upon ail sales of such stamps to ary brewer mid by him used in his business, i idcduction] of seven and one half per centum. And tho amount paid into tho tr-asury by t-:y collector on account of the eaii iif "such siainjis to brewers sliall be in elmle.l in e-.timalir.g iliecomniissioiisof such collecto! and of the assessor of the same dis trict. M:c 53. A id he it further enacted, That ctoy , rewi-r -„.dl obtain, from the collector of the di: and id in which his brewery or brew ery warehouse may be situated, and not otliorv.-iy, t.nic:s said collector sliall fail lo furnish the .une on application to him, tlio jiroper stamp or stamps, and shall affix upon t b'-lg-; die oi 'up id which there shall be bill one) of each and every hogshead, bar rel. keg, or other receptacle, in which any fcrua-ntixl liquor shall be contained, when soldo; removed from such brewery or ware hot..-e a denoting the amount of the tax required upon such fermented liquor, in such ii way that the said stamp or stamps will L-.- dr keyed upon the withdrawal of the liquor iVom i-teh hogshead, barrel, keg, or other vessel, or upon the introduction of a •acre' or miter inslriuncnt for that purpose; and shall also, at the time of affixing such siatnp or f e.mpsas aforesuid, cttccol the same bv writing or imprinting thereon tho name of iho person, firm, or eoiporaiion by whom such liqUiir nuvv have been made, or the initial letters thereof, and the date when can ci-;U:u. Every brewer who shall refuse or neglect to atiix and cancel the stamp or stamps required bv law in the manner aforesaid, or wii<> -hall affix r false or fraudulent stamp tlic-rei >, or knowingly permit the same to bo dime, shall be liable io pay a penalty of one hundred doiUus for each barrel or package i.n which Mtcli onus-skm or fraud occurs, and rkall be liable to imprisonment for not more than one year. 854. .\nd be it further enacted, That any brewer, carman, agent for transporta tion. or other person, who shall sell, remove, receive, or purchase, or in any way aid in the. sale, removal, receipt, or purchase of any ft-! mealed liquor containeilin any hogshead, barrel, keg, - oilu* vt-srel from any brewery or brewery warehouse, upon which the stamp reijuired bv !niv shall not have been affixed, 01-011 which:; false or fraudulent stamp is affixt and, with knowledge that it is such, or on which a stamp one cancelled is used a second time; and any retail dealer or other per-,i vi, who shall withdraw or aid in the withdraw.-.! of any formentecl liquor from auv hog head, barrel, keg, or other vessel containing the fame, without destroying or dtifniti),'. '.ii.- lamp*affixed upon th - .am, or shall withdraw or aid ill the. withdrawal Os auv tcri!i<-u:ed liquor from any ho gbead, barrel, keg, or oilier vessel, upon wliii h the prone; siitntp shall not have hec.-t atov-. and. * >r on which iids:.- or liaudulent stain;' i-- 11'. ed, - h -d !«■ li!-.b!i- to a line of one btmdml doUais, and to imprisonment not in;-; - than one year. Ev; .y pcsost who siiall make, .cl;, or u;.,c mv false or eouttterii :t s-.iimp or cli. for primlug or making stamp which shall Iks in imitation of or purport to be a lawful slump or die of the kind befo ■ men tioned, 1 ; who sit II procure tile re.i-v to b tioiu-, siiull be imprisoned for sot 1 > at one normore ib-.m five years: Pro-id, . i'lmt every bn we. . who - ierm nh and l ; '|tior ;' retail at the br -.very othef ii! - c wb.ern the same me.- v, sir.a -.-dix and cancel t -- pr j„ r ... ni upon lhe ho; ), ; ; ■ • v ■ is in w ■ 1: the ~f Hu; (j;v.'- v ao sid b}' liih . unci of ise numjii-r re.o Atm of tile lio .-ibeads, ban. I . l,i : i- o' her ' in v. hieli die may I, V e hic.i e.i ■ nned. -ml .ol it '■a r. port die an, verified by o- .t, mo-ddly h» the a ... i il'W: - da a i...111.-. !u; e trom tlwiir v rehouse or min r place of >- .: ,e occupied bv '■ - ui v-an the msiui: dis.rict indfuaufi tier, not le itafl <-ix ban.-Is la one ve sol U : JiOUl '.I: ■ ' >J" ' .11)1) Or .- ■ lll but site ' ‘ii?. tins ne upon such liquo.- wii.'i- oido ritno. 1 ’o. : uehwareaou:; I. Ot ii ot -M oi • iht . when tu. mam; uri iu.y ;■ port 1 r ntanufac owns, occup.es, o his tadepotor wareho;..: for storage and ie of tteli ale Or porter I ip .fe/dic!*ei-ilee an "-et. aeniay.wd.e j o," ."tiixin.g io- cue :-m .iie i-.u-k". at tlr-' h a :e 'a .ivided i ))', nanovc ot u.-.v-port. or eaura U'-te iemoved or trap ; (hh-;.':. id ah or port.-.-, n quantities no' , le. a than one Hundred barrels a*, a time, under I '.-••-••i tie.- . o l '- eti-r of rt»- di.-': (, and and. .'or w:- ch.iitse, but to r.ooihc: I:;;.: mi eh ,:ili iul: 'illation : ) rHe .hull of inU-i revenue ma.' * pi; rib.-, and • ■ the in., lur'aci: t oi till !.-■■:•' I . , ri-movt shall “tamp ; the jno wii.-n • k-p, tell depot or #a ■- hou , ic i'ii: cine niacner and under tie i s- ■■ ;.1 - -., . id ;■ biliile- i. when ■ tamp 1 i . .ic di- ric i ; tvldeli stc. !i I and ;)oio! v ior - iut cd iiall furnisli | the nutmtf at ■ ■' -rw: him; • -.qw for stamp : jtro’ciikd ./ rO < That where tormented ' 1ip,,,, it, -1; ,-..e sou, or a- , gctl, a-t to ■ be iiiea ot u ax such, brev.-ers limy j . ..I tue am;; fo-' manufacturing pUIpO' C:-, and may retriove the same to prices where it h j. in c Dili,,- y- to ke ■ - > primarily treed u,r ff-i'-ienUKl fiqi'c-;---, conn iring respeclive lv n>it less than 0n..: liarrel u-.ed and having ito nature of their conte-n- marked upon .c.;. w! iiou; iiflbriiig tic reel the stamp or slamps required. -i, 55. .! ,a nd: he it further enu-Ud, Tiiat every -a r bell mark or c nseftibr iini k cn, in -iKa P.ani-.-r a- do -d he prescribed by t), jf.n;,. ior : o cmd le venue, upon . -0 • • g. o.- otbei vo-i i OCa: ai'; ala .-■!...■ d.‘W_ > ,"le. I)J him. m -'.-e '• -dd * . remov'd . Oin Jie pi:' ).,, of maiiitiatS it;--’. the .ir.meof the person, j vca m -,im ici ■ rea.l amc,; wic re file j stun,-io.di ,i . is;, . cree; .ad any person j ware's":"' - rec. ’-,)■> re to dt'V.etolKl’. ; ■ ..: 'ma'c;; id a..:' ,:,a tenek j - 1 a! .. . it tho -■ me may ; , i.. ..-.I ' be i«) b.' | i • , - 4 *-'-if,f .. lo :/;:Cb OT ■ '■ ■.. •; Km re crei! ■■by him ' to- ■■ <•'. niatj .... . . .... ;- •|H . Oil Ol ! -'-n'i 'c.• •; ' ■ aUOVa! .nm brewery or w. • a 0 , 1 ’ . l ,,at ” • j vybere u wire nude, Upon waicu the ttuc re quired sbail not Lave been paid, shall render the same liable lo seizure wherever found, and lo forfeiture; mid that the want of tho proper stamp or stamps upon any hogshead, barrel, keg, oro her vessel in which ferment ed liquor may be coutained after its sale or removal from the brewery where the same was made, or warehouse as afevesaid, shall be notice to all persons that the tax has not been paid thetven, and sludl be prima facie, evidence of the roti-payment thereof. S' <-. 58. .E and bed furthir mooted, That every person who -hall withdraw any fer mented liquor from any hogshead, barrel, keg, or other vesac! upon which the proper stamp or stamps shall not have been affixed, for the purpose of bottling the same, or who shall carry on. or attempt, to carry on, tho business of bottling fermented liquor in any brewery or other place in which fermented liquor is made, or upon any premiseu having communication with such brewery or am warehouse, sliall be liable to a fine of five hundred doilais, ami the property used in such bottling or business shall lie liable to forfeiture. Sec. ft!). A"d it further an',■ta’, That any inspector or revenue agent who shall hereafter bmmie interested directly or in directly. in themanufnctttte of tobacco, snuff or cigars, and any assessor, collector, inspec tor, or revenue agent, who shall hereafter become interested, directly or indirectly, in the production, by distillation, or by other process, of spirit-;, ale, or beer, or other fer mented liquors, shall, on conviction before any court of the United Stales of competent jurisdiction, pay a penalty not less than five in the discretion of the court. And any such officer interested aaaforesaid in any Such manufacture at the time this, act takes effect, who shall fail lo divest himself of such interest within sixty days thereafter, slialljbe held and ilec-bu-ed to have become so interested after this act tak< s effect Sec. 60. And be »< further enacted. That every internal revenue officer, whose pav mem. charges, salary, or compensation shall be composed, eitlu iv wholly or in part, of fees, commissions, allowances, or rewards, from w hatever source derived, shall lie re quired to render to the commissioner of in ternal revenue, under regulations Lobe ap proved by th-.- Secretary of tire Treasury, a statement under oatlt setting forth the entire amount of such fees. oommi*?kms, emtdu mcnla or rewards of whatever nature, or from whatever source received, during the time for which said statement is rendered; and any fair - stab meal knowingly and wil fully rendered under the requirements of this section, or regulation > established in accord ance therewith, sliatl be deemed wilful per jury, and punished on conviction thereof, as provided in section forty-two of the net of Juno thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, to which this act E an amendment; and any neglect or omission to render such statement when required shall be punished on convic tion thereof by a line of no: loss than two hundred dollars nor more than five hundred dollars in tho discretion of tin- court. Sr.r. til. And be . further enacted, That so much W this act as changes tho existing law relating to distilled .spirits and fermented liquors shall take c l ':.-,, from and after the first day ot September,. ighteen hundred and sixty-six. Si . 'S] Ami be it fui t.her enacted, That if any person or persons shall, directly or in directly, promise, offer, or give, or cause or procure to h« promised, offered, or given, l any money, goods, tight in action, bribe, present or reward, or any promise, contract, undertaking, obligation,"or security for the payment or delivery ot any money, goods, light in acii.m, bribe,lparevuit, or reward, or any other valuable tiling -.vlintevci to any officer of tin - United States, or person hold ing any place of trust or profit, or discharg ing any ofliiKd function under, or in connec tion with, any department of t lie gov ernment oi the Ui-iie.l Stales, after the passage of tbi“ v ith inti sit to inlluertce Ins di-eivion o. aetiot on mg, qtnjsllon, mutter, cause, or thing wijU ii may be pending, or may by law be I oiin.lii before him in Id.-, official rapacity, or in ii:--. place of trust or profit, or w ith in tent to influence tiny such officer or person to commit, or aid or abet in committing, any fraud on tin- revenue of the l.'uiled Slates, or to connive at or collude in; or to allow or permit, or make opportunity for Hie com mrision of any sucli fraud, and Imll be thereof l onvii-t'-d, ‘ itch person or persons so (iffering, promtsinig, or giving, or causing or procuring to lie promised, offered, or given any Htieb mom v, good . right inaction, bribe, ii, ' lit. or ri.-W' .-.J, or any prorni-a. contract, undertaking, obligation, or security for the P vment or -!<■ l- -- , y cf any money, goods, i- iu . ti.m, tr. -e. present, or rew.-u-d, ot ag, ;i", , iiatever, -d theo; i--er oi :.a anywi-. -. ipt or■ re ecive . -, ate, ■ ■ rtny.paft respoedvely shall be liable to mdielmtnt in any court lbe I 'nip-u s 1; . ing jurisdiction, andhlial), upon • in on thereof, be exceed ing litre' i H'.enmounl offered, pro ii, ed. i■ . a led, or received, -u».l im prism., dabt •.I;i% tin l - years; and tho i ./f .accepting >rreceiving ,:ie im!. or tm part thereof, if an officer or pers in hoi.li; a v ‘.itch plhec of trust or profit, •lull forfeit ids office or place; -and ,-iiy it so com le tel tmder this section shall for rbe di- qutdiiied to bold any office of honor, tram or profit under the United States. To be Continued. NEW )'OHK HOTEL, NEW*YORK CITY. .1 HE Cogurtnersbip heretofore existing un derthe firm of Cranston & Hildreth, ilsdie -8(,1v,-tt by mutual consent. The business will 111 : :UT "j bv Mr. l). M, flildrcili, who is autboriwl l" sign the name of the firm in U ouidatiou. 11l BAM OKANSTON, I). M. HILDRETH. New York, January 14,1HJ7. MK. D. M. HU.DKETH, formerly proprle t, r of the bt ’ Charles Hot,!, New Orb an,-, having purvUftied the interest in the above Ho tel fro!., Lis late partner, Hiram Cranston. Esq., take- tiii*- opportunity to assure hi- friends, and lit, pubiii g'-oeratly, that be will spare no pain-, or , .pen-, t< maintain I lie heretofore os taWWi'-it reputation ol ‘hi well known Hotel, as. 0! of the beet iu the country. Je27 STEVENS HOUSE, £2 “3. 2 r) and 27 Bi-oafe-ay, New York. OPPOSITE UOWETXO OREEJt, on THE SOKOPSAIN PLAN. The fTEVEXS HOUSE i; wellancl widely known to the traveling public. The location is esp» .ally suitable to im-rcbaiitsand business 15,- ■ :n ciose proximity to the business part ol tb.- city—is on the highway of Southern act! V. stern "travel—and adjacent to all the prineieit Railroad and Steamboat Depots. Xii .-TEVENS HOUSE lias liberal aecom modation for over 3Qq guests—it Is well fttr utshed, anil posse- aes every modern Improve ment l>r t!) r.T.ifort and entertaiument of its inmates. The rooms are spacious and well ventilated—provided with gas and water—the attendance is prompt and re-peetfnl—aud the tabic is generously provided with every dtliea cy of tl;e season, at moderate rates. Tie rooms having been refurnished and ro ! modeled, we are enabled to otter extra facilities I for 'he comfort and pleasure of our guests. I LEO. K. CHASE & CO , i jtr27 Proprietors. IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS, FLAMTEHS & FARMIEES lint have been informed that the ust-al practice of Merthattt*, Tanfiera and Piautere, in VV ordering their supplies of our Dr, McLane’s Celebrated Vermifuge., Has been to simply writi on for Verroilugi Tin eonsequeiice is that instead of the genuine 1)!!. .McLANEs VEKMII-TCIK, they iri-iiuontlj get owe or the other of the many worthless preparations called Vermifuge now before the publi,,. We, therefore, begleavi- to urge u, t lie Planter the propriety and importance oHnwiriutily n i it ing the name In inti, and to ad\ tlielr factors or agents that they will not receive am oilier Untntlie gemiiin 1)U. MeLANIsH CEI.EBRATED VEKMIFUCE, prepared by FLEMING DUOTUEIiS, PITTSIiISUG, TA. We at-,' would advi: th, same piv.-aiitioa- in ordering DU .'L LANE’B Cclehratcd LiV Klt PILLS. The great popularitv of them Pills, as a -pceilie ot cure tor LIVER COM PLAINT and all ilm bilious 'Derniigemontf; so prevalent in tho South and Southwest, lias Induced the venders of many worthless no,-mini , to claim l'or their preparation* ahuilar 10. ilieinal virtue- 11.- lint ileeeived63l*. .11**1. k!% BPS Celebrated LIIEIt 8'18.1.S are the original and only teliahlj remedy for Liver Complain! that has yet been discovered, and we urge, the Planter and .Merchant, Us ho values hi- own and the liealtuot till),, depending on turn, to be.. a refill iu onion),:- Take m itm r Yennifngv m,r Liver Pills, unless you are sure you are getting 1 lA genuine Mo LANE 'M, prepared by FLEMING BROTHERS? PITTSBURG, PA. DR. NPLA-ISTE’S CFLFBIUTFP U\ Eli PILLS, Full T !;L CUKE Op’ ITeptatis or Li ver Compla iut. hjspcpsia and Sick Headache. In offering to the public. DU. Mol, ANE’S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS as a remedy for LIVER and bll-lOUS COMPLAINTS, xve presume no apology will be. needed. The great prevalence of Liver Complaint and Bilious l)i -of all kinds throughout the United States and peculiarly in the We and and South, vvlu-re, iu the majority of ease-, the patient is not within the reach of a regular physician, requir, s that - mi, reim-ily -hou id lie provided that Would not iu the lea.-1 inqialrtlie constitution, and yet. lie ...if ■ ami cil-etnal. Thai such is the true char acter of DR. MoLANI-VS LIVER PILLS, there can h no doubt. The testiuiouy tve lay be fore you, and the great success which has invariably attended their use, will, we think be suf ficient to coin in' 1 - Iho most incredulous. Il lias In-mi our sincere wisli that these I’itlsshould be fairly and fully tested, and stand or fall by the etfeets produced. That they liave been so tested, and thal the I-I suit has been in cve.y respect favorable, wi call thousand-- to witness who have, experienced tin ir beneficial effects. DR. Mi LA NFS I.IV Eli PILLS, are not held forth or recommended (Uke most, oi the poi>- ular medicines of tho day,) as utthi rsal cure-alls, but simply for LIVER COMPLAINTS, aud those symptoms connected with a deranged slate of that organ, DISEASES OF THE LIVER, The Liver is much more frequently the .at of disease, than is generally supposed. The, . function it Is designed to perform, and ou the rrgulai execution of which depends not ouly | the, general le ; Ith of the body, but the power- of‘be Stumaeii, Bowels, Drain, and (lie whole i N. mms System, show;- its vast and \ Itul importance to Human health. When the Liver is. su riousiy di-riisod it in i'aet not, ouly deranges the. vital function* of the body, but exercises a powerful influence oxer tile mini! and it, op. rations, which cannot easily be described. Il lias ,11 close a connection to other disea v, and manifests itself by o great a variety of symptoms of a most doubtful character, Unit it misleads moro physieiaus, even of great eminence, than any otln r ./rgim The intiiiian come ytion whieli exi-l. b-1-..-.-u the Liver and Hie Brain, and tin', : i ai dominion w hieh 1 am [H-rsua ad it, exercises over the pa--ions ol unvikind, convince iu" t Ital ninny unfiirtiiiial- l)-.-tng-‘ have committed act- e.Tteej. and criminal atrocity, or be come what tools term l;y puelioudrhu.-, from tin simple fact of dife.tsed s.ate of Hie' Liver, i liave long been convinced that morn than one half of th complaint* which occur in thtseoun* i ry, ai-- lo in- cole, id,-red aba vug if, ir s< at - made , as; u slat,- »/f the Live i I will enumerate ,- o'iiie of Hi'-iii ; ! mb::,-siion, Mloppnge ol th- Mem is, D. ranged state of tiie Bowels, lrrilalilu and Vindietiu: Feeling* aud Passion* from trilling and inadequate causes, of which we ui'ter wat-U* feel a limned ; lust, though not least, i, ion-1 iian three-fourths of the diseases enume rated node i tile head of Lon,l MUTiox, have , heir -.at in diseased Livor. This is truliy a frightful rutsdoguc. OP A *>»«*•■) liIVEB.- Pain in the right side, under the ed of fin- rills, lucre- ■iig on pres- ure; sometime, the pain is in the left side ; the patient is ral-eiy able, lo lie on tlie I- ft side : soim-limc the pnm i- felt under the shoulder blade, and it fiv-jtieitUy , .tend* to tin lop of tin- shoulder aud is sometimes mlstskeu for rheumutisiu in ibe arm. 'flu-stoiii;' 'a i alfeeted witli lot- of appetite andsteknos* ; the bowels in general :-rc cortivc, ometiui-- aitenmtii.e with lax; tin- In ad i iroublnd v, ith pain, iieeompanicd with dull, lien. )-„.)! a;,!- nin the biu-U pari. I hen i • -.-ally a considerable loss of memo ry aci oiiipuiii- it with a p liiilit! . ■ n -titlon A tiavuig left undone something which ought tu have been done. A slight dry cough ie sometime-tui attendant. The patient complains of weuri -11, and liability ; In- i easily startled ; his i -et are cold or Imruing, and lie eompioiiu of a prieklv *1 lisidi'-Ii of Hie skin ; his spirit./ are low, and although he. is satisfied that exercise Would’ lie hcneiiei-d to teen, yeti. ,an .e.o-euly Mimmen up fortilnde enough to try it, Iu fuel lie distrusts-vi ry remedy. .Seu-ral oftlieabo, ,y-n)]iloiii-atieiid the ilisea.-i : but eases have ne- -nr r.-d where, few ot litem ex I'd, yet examination of the body after death has shown the Liver io have been ex'tcusively deranged. •%«■!»it-: ,1 S-’K*'t-;it.—Dli. McLANE’d LIVER PILLS in eases of AGUE AND FEVER, when taken with Quinine. prod;., dr., of happy result) No better cathartic cun !h» II , and prepariii'ir. to, -e dtertiiUng tjuiuim. Vi e e'e! a raise all who are afflicted with the disease to give them a trial. DlrrriioßS.- fake- iwo<-i thr>- Ptlis on going so bed, ex -ry second or third night. Il they do no! pure,-two or Hire, Hm-siu xt moriung, take one or two more: but u - iie hi break tad iK.uld itivarc .;.v follow Hi- .r i: -.. iU i.i" i Pills may iio used wh-re- purging simply U liei.-es.-'iu-'-. A. ami bilious purgaEue, they ai. lud-rii/i- to nolle. :aid in d-.-ses of two’ or three they givo astonishing relief lu rick U-.adae.b -Iso in .- light decaugemeuto of tho Stomach. ' UK. M’LA.NiE’S AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC OS VERMIPff E. No disease to which the human body is 'r' i ii - , ent itii-d to tile at ieiifiuu of the 1 hi is; i,i,,i tiios c•:isequeut on tln.l id i.ou produi <i : -> WOlt'dt in Hie Stomach aud |i,.w.-|e. >V'h- .1 the xuff-.rer I- .'ll aduli, the i Ir, qic r.-lv overtook- !, and consequently till! pi--per remedy a* not applied. Bnt whui ihepatien ; ,-n infant, if the disease i- not wT tin i.■, :,, led, ,'i :■ *:ill 100 frequently c-.a.ib.d, in v in>i. ■,- in par!, ~<so m «othereausc ii oiigiii In -. to be ,i;- rticularly remorked, tlud althougii l)ut few worm-, may exist in a child, aud how- ,cv -r-qiii'-i -.0 ;) na". lia.elieenpi '■ iousl.'. a-' oner is lie: ■ >.-i-t it til ion invaded hv ' any an, ofthenui.e ro,:- train of disea-a *to whl- ~ infalny : i xpi-.-.d, than it, is fearfully aug minted by ttie.ir irritation. Hence ii. too IVcquentiy 1m,.; '-us Mint, a di.-; a»e otherwise eosify mini:';:, dby pi-op.ji-reiie..;;-. , v.lien y.-.gravap Jlp ;!,a: .-ausc, bid and; iiaiiet- tu t n-atment, judt ii.ii -ni oil* r ! and ■ lull ;liedi ei;i; <, v tail - ).) imV- , 1 .and v,on:a being m,-rlooked. , ,u in ease . and greai xioK-n. i a ie.lt :d am! [*■. ",pi re mod - lie -„ and. ~, tiiat they I-. ,-V|„-Usd wit!) ! ■ ofEmm, 'win; !, ... ■ ; ■■ p: ucheas,.. . the , a *c might be attacked, by proper re medies, even-umdetl, ami with success. Symptoms x*.l)ii«-l5 #.'ji*s«io( li<- tSistJikeij. Tie: '.ouiitenam • is pah:amlleadun .... .V. : ...n .■ ■■ '.sion-il ilusiie q or. eireum-Tib. and spot over on- or i.oth checks, the tu-. Unit, ti: pupil* ini do : an azureseini-eirel< rm„ alotr; i. re lower eyelid, tho uosc L ind d'-,i. .-•>,:!!* and ~ ;n-. ! i:;i ; .vdlii,*- M t!:,- upp-i lii. ; oe. a.-im.ul in.-adaehu, with im i.i ii i il)--- in H:roli!/i,i_ -i iia .IS); -.1) umrenal s, - •:: not -aline, slim;. , r furred tongue lireatii verv ibid, pariieiibu ly in Hie morning: appeiin - , nracious, with a • I inn at me ;!),:!,)• li, at r re :,i : *l,v gone ; iiei tine'pains in thestomaeh oei usiona! .;aii.-ea <>'e: -..-usit.; vioi :d p:mi- ’-iroughout Hie alxlomeii; bowel;- irregular al Uni)enshv :: -tool* ,-limy, not unfre - V with btuod ; i.svroilen and hard urine turld.ii: ri-sp:.. ion oceiisiou;),,* '. i ae'-oinjs-nied t)V liiccotigh: cough some lim - am! i-mvut-.mea;-y ~„d -i lie; , --.ith ariudui- o’ the k-tli'; temper variable, but geneaaUy irritable, me,. Win never tin U!*).,- ,-ymptoil.* a, !'• * - l.ri: M< L.tNE'S VERMIFUGE MAk 81-; DEPENDED UPON TO EFFECT a ski:. The uiiiv )--.,)' ic— » whie’.i ha* atter.'.'.<.-d i!e admi.e-lrati.i-.i of ski, preparation lias been sueli a* to warrant u* in pledging Mtr-.eiv. - to tic- pu’di L. RETURN THE MONEY iu every in-ii-ne. wile), it proves metfeet'uat, providing the symptoms, attending the sickness of the child or adult « ,1-rant tin; supposition oi ! - ntg the cam ■ iu all casus the medicine should be given in strict ticcordiuico with the directions, \S • pi- .; - -'ll--, H-: lo’e-: piildic tli-d. Di! Ml LA' !•: .* VEI'MIFKiE DOES NOT CON TAIN Mi'-iCI RY IN ANY FORM : '"-i '-rid and , - are nmoeeul preparation, aud nut eauabio us doing th slighteel injury to the most.ton,!-.. iuf.-.nt. ■>tiom*.—Give a elnld, trom tv-, to ten >..«•» old, a teaspoouful in us much sv.i • t-.ned v. ater every morning, le.-tmv; it it )mry.-. through the day, well; but if not repeat ii in tie: evening. Over ten, gr.u aUtti-. rnor. aum.rtwu. give t;--. To a lull grown person, give two tea-pointful*. Brvv are «>!' t'oimterfeits s*ti<J trlirtr* i'urporliug 4« Ire !»»•. He* lame’s.- I ’ilte great popni-.uiiv of DR ;,.\N!E- GENUINE PULPARATIONS has is imprilK-ipici; pel's,)!;- ) - att -mpt 1 I. _ a.en : plibjn eouiltcrf, il .;nd inferior iiriich .-, in eonsiquem- ,)f vv bo i: Ha piopri, ■ iil -u fore; and to adopt every possible guard agaiia't !Vaud. i’urela: a-w,i to t!:,- following marks of gcuuine i Lst. Tlie Kxb-niel Wrapper 1 I graving, with tile signature ot U. Mej.ANL.', FLKMIN), 1 ; - -i pi-.tii - Paper, with Water M r-k !-••• • • •• DK : LAN*. • 11.:> ..-.t011.;,,; .. bl LIVER PiLLlj, FLEMING HRUE., Pip HH. i i-:- 11 * Mur!; I, .;i o , liukimg Uiu paper up to the iivitf. Tin. i.it EL ‘ ILL ... . ... uam.: --t.iuq ion the iid ul the box in red wax. I'IIEFAMED ONLY BY FLEMING BROTHERS, PITTSBURG, Pi, Sole lfrojtrietoi Di ■ - ills V< m ad Ltuig Syritj). KOL» f*V J»SL%.IiEH!N EVER! WWKBdK. i lire-i'roprieto's lorw.'ir.l jit-■ iii.'til,'"..--i.p.'t'bl, to any part.. < i United States, ; ~:iu !),).x Liv'd- I'Jls, or out; vi;il Veraiii’ugo, on t.bu reeeijit. of forty '-cute iu | Government s lamps, j octal