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enan and Sassafs prepared by the New York College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy established for the Of
sessnS all the purifying qualities and curative of the
above hsrbs confidently recommended by the College
6ney superior any Of Saaparlla before
the public, and be relied certain remedy for all
disc ari-ng from impure Of the blood such
scroula salt-rheum rngworm bloches pmpes ulcers
throat disease arising from the secondary effects Of
syphilis or an iniudcious of mercury.
:. in cases Of half dozen Bottles .ss5 50
One oozen b w
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
NB-A very liberal discount to Wholesale purchasers.
Office Of the College, IS Nassau street
w. s. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
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All Philadelphia Subscriptions tn the
HERALD must be paid to the agents. Zieber Co., Ledger
obtained daily at O'Clock. 3m
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not e ls change from tie last qsotsous m tho prices
description Sea Islands without change The sales
eda amount to 5000 baIs 1000 bales American and 900 sunt
surs and 100 Peam The prices declared by the Commits
ee Of Brokers this week for fair Cotton are-Bowed ed Mo
bile sskd Orleans 4zxd
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ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
WALTZINC.

A CARD-MR WHALE and pAUGHTER respectfully
their Classes in Dancing Wazna and the Polka Dance will
conmence at the Assembly Room Constitution Hall CSC
Broaaway Saturday, October 18th. and will continue
Throughout the season.
Days Of Tuition for Young Ladies and Gentlemen under IA
every Tuesday and Saturday afternoon commencing and
Tor the elder class OF Cscptlemen Every style
Dancing taught IN Mr. W classes thout additional charge
70 pupils.
Mr. that the references he shall his capaht
will BE- satisfactory Schools and Academies attended ON ap
plcaton above or at his Private Academy No 10 Srff
containing particulars o2 lmsrc
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rH'LApsIrHin Asp hEADITe RAILROAD CoMrANr.

Increase this year. 17l,l42 10 tons
The receipts forthe week ending the 10Th inst. were
less than for any Of the previous SIX and the quantity
coal transported over the road up Oct as this year
il one hundred pr cent larger than for tho same time
last.
The new crop Of cotton Is coming forward very rspidy
this season. and we should Judge from present appear
snees that the crop would yield much greater quantity
than any previous one resliz-d in this country
The crop Of Is42 a. yielded 900 bales, and the low
est estimates made Of he coming in 800 ooo
TO a7ooooo bales The recsips up tn latest dates this
year, compared " ith the period last year. show an
increase OF nearly hundred per cent? hut compsrsd
with the year previous, show slight decline. We an.
oex table showing the comparative receipts for three
Years past, up to the same dates
nhchFTs' LiPokTs AND srocx or Cor1oS THE USIr-
I'D STAlEs, SINCE SEPT. Ist
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Shirt MANUFAOTORY
AND GEN rLEMEN'S CLOTHING STORE

Z,
- ... 90 MAIDEN LANE
JUST RECEIVED. the latest and most approved Fsreh
patterns Shirts Also, asen.sa Of clothing OF ali
desc - =
Clio hing made order the following low prices wiz
rrock and Dress Coats made and trimmed xs 10 10 90
Pantaloons and Yeas made and trimmed 49,. 4 So 10 Is
AZ made IN the b'st manner ard m9.t "a hionabe style
Under garments made to order, Hosiery Glove. Stocks
Creyats. Collars, SusI Isnders, &c. WM. COLLINS.
m 80
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MARITIME HERALD.

Movements Of the STE ANS ships.
Sfedmers Leave LipI Duet ..dme'a Leave qmea
ncaas, narrson.. Nov. I
~ Wessn niatthews. Nov Q
Hibemia, Ryrie. Oct. 10 ;. Nov i.... . Nov l6
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Ricord ) Pmrisian Alternative mixture, for

Of primary secondary syphilis
ulcers nodes COMPLAINT produced by inudcious
Of mercury unskiul medical All persons
this powsfu purifier without delay person can consider
ly cleansing the with this Justly celebrated Alternative
Sold single bottles 81 each Of half dozen ST.
carefully packed and all parts of the Union Sold he
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, IS Nassau ST.
w. g. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent
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Velpeaa's specifc PIls, for the Naaics

veipeau's Specific Pulls, for the Radical
lent discharges from the urera These pills the result Of
experience in the Hospital de Charlie in Paris
pronounced by their celebrated Possor Yepeau
remedy for all diseases Of the urehra They effect
cure IN much shorter time than other remedy without
ul'ng the breath disageeiug with somach
cins and Pharmacy. IS Nassau street
w. 8. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
constitutional Debility Cured.-The Tonic
MIXTURE prepared by the College d Medicine and Pharmacy
the city of New York confidently recommended for all
Of debility produced by indulgence of kind
i Invaluable remedy for impotence stsrty
tun!ess depending on mal-formation
Single bottles 81 each Of half dozen S.; carefully
packed and sent TO all parts Of the Union.
tce Of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy rs Nassau
street. w. s. RICHARDSON, M. d., Agent.
Motives or Delicacy have alone oecasioned
Withholding Of following lines addressed The c-lebra-
ted Dr. Sherman Of New York by lady who had been
relieved from ncessan headache by the of his Camphor
Lozenges :. = . -
Oh Sherman henefactor Of thy kind,
And soohsr Of distress
Say, wh-re didst thou the knowledge find
To make these sufferings less!
Was it in books Of Paduan lore
Or from traditions wild,
By age TO youth at the wiewam door,
Taught to the red mans child
Or in the WISH that thou didst feel
To give the wounded balm
Did spring the skill-he art to heal,
And shield the sick from harm.
Dr. Sherman's warehouse Nassau street. Agents. a03
Hudson streets 1888 owery East Broadway; 1850 Fulton
street. Brooklyn.
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snip masters ana Axens1.

we shall esteem favor Captains Of Vessels will Tv.
q konIEI SItvrr Captain Of our News Boat. report
spo.sn or hs,f pa..ass s q their and
medatey their arrival Agents and Correspondents At home
or abroad, will also confer favor by sending Office all
the Marine Intelligence they obtain. Nautical Inforrna
ton Of any kind will be thankfully sceived.
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APPOINTED AGENTS


FoR THE SALE
CLI Y HUI GH'S RICOPHER OUS,
FOX The CURE 0E BADNESS GREY HAIR, SCUR
A. Sassard Hair Dresser. School street, Boston.
a 8 Jordan, Fancy Store, Mil street,
w. Bull Good Samaritan, Hartford
Frederick brown, Drgest Ch smut street. Philadelphia
q. 70. ladopx, Hair Dresser, Fourth street, -
4. w Dyott, General Medicine Store ~ Second 81,
+ Dew le Hair Dresser, Baltimore
Mess's Mckenzie Drugv OF Gay snd Baltimore
James 'ibhs Hair Dresser Gabsby's Hotel, Washington.
Petyr Smith, Fancy Store, Cincinnati.
Robert Oakley. Druggist, Kia- street. Charleston.
Me.sc: Oliver To-. Druggist, New Orleans.
A. Mathews Druggist, Buff To-
Sen'r D. Lobe Botica de San Felipe Havana
joe Toralbo Matanzas.
aga Maria Ph'lpe, Rio Janeiro, Brazil.
WIN. Wise, Periumer. Quebec, Canada.
Alfred Savage, Druggist, Montreal.
Principal Office Of the nd Patenee CLIREHUGH
Htlr luuer, 203 hroad Y, up stairs. 23 3fs.c
10 The 10 W0 ~ lends, FCONkLIN Us,
NJ THE LO6r IFS or GOOD h A ING NJ DRINK.
"A X G-Wrwoud sa, il her. and arake Of ey, n LUXURY
afforded by the prepa I'd in III .rior manner ior
which this e,tab ishnen has 10 uuy cel-biated
Oysters of the first II aid veniso aud Game
o all nds, Turtle: 10 add br,t Of Veal beef
and Mutton steals Chops Roasted, with chalc.
sortment OF well selected Wines Lquo.s, antiy
snlped by this well known lo tried public
Aso, Breakfasts. Dinners and SUPP suit all
Lodgings by the night week
The Id customers and ends Of Docorn Sanborn i'll also
have the pleasure OF finding him his old post Cr~ns and
strangers, We advise you To call o2' I'uc
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New stock Exshan0s
State or Trade,

AsHss-.Pots are dull at 81 l5 Pearls are steady
~ SIT 81 373 The receipts are very moderate and
the stock in warehouse 10 much reduced.
SrocK ON HAND OCTOBER 2srH, 1914.
First sort pots bbls 992l First pearls bbls 5000
Sec nd DO l,234 Second do 49,. 1910
Third do 39l Third do . 2s4
Condemned do 49,. a0Y Condemned do "a
Total. IL 1853 Tetal. ..., O. 3aS
. !. . .
IoaKAs. . 325
A~'aA' xl,UIo
BsEApsrUrFs.-Fiour is a little higher to-day Genesce
fetches 81 SIT Good wheat brings ST.. Northern corn
81 63 cents Rye74 10 cents Southern corn 50 cts
Con IoN-The market is frm but the enquiry Is limited;
the sales reach only 900 bales chiefly taken by spnners
We annex the Iuotat,ons =
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= COLISEUM, $50 BROADWAY.

COLISEUM, $50 BKOADWAY.
THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL 70
THE GREATEST MECHANICAL EXHIBITION IN
. THE WORLD.
LSO, Moving PanoIamas OF the BATTLE OF NORTH
"A pO!NTw CITY OF BALTINOREw "sTORM
Sc, &c.
Tickets so cents-Child.en 2, cents. Doors open at
quarter before 7-commencs at IN o'clock,
PS-Exhibons Wednes aud Saturdays at o'clock
TO which schools will be admitted on liberal terms.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
FAas55yS Evc WI mr. ).
soas.,. T:i scen-s-ecad and Third Tier. 50 esat-fts
OPERA HOU E
MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER 49,
ADMIs,0,>. z5 ENrs.
IMME Sc ATT ACTION!
PANORAMA or THE CITY OF BOSTON.
,,vssgS ANI THE s. IASsEAS sFsEsSas'tiERs. E sEs,s'iERs
ALL ON ONE NIGHT!u
Thi. Painting executed BY J; r. SMITH Esq from an
IN vii b E.Ssd 's os a % OF q s sns sl a"sSis s.
For fa .@eaiss Of oase '..p" 2 va plosr.mms Door,
open '-Concrn ana EIhO quarter before O'Clock
NIBLO's
M0SOAr EzfH!SG THE SGsfgszh 2siSs;i i1a yin be presented
Art SGfiD. TsieA
70 cone with
ADMr..rosDsss Crce 81 cents; Upper Boxes a Pit as:
Pnv.tr Boxes to accommodate * perousl s5 each.
MrrCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
MONDAY ETyaENFtS9 Taa 2ST 81 T. nj NisRr s be presented
THE wANSERi1s&'sh 81 i irs'shi MINSTREL,
'sm Bags. ..........;. ......M Mr.. Mitchell
oPfN sSa sEs sIss amE np
Abdsah Mr. Feuno Hassarsc ...... Mr. Holland
r S'fs s9; sss S.s. Bs.
BURTON's THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
N8ho4E HGE fELrS% fsFS %9f|Ssrs B$zhF IT,
Fluserno Mr. B.rks Yellow Dwarf. Mr. Russell
UPS Alssi AsD "o;sSM "boSMSs
Dick Mcks. M! Burton Frank Feeling. Mr. Barrett
THE phNGTSG aH fers'css FEaerHER. T!!e
N''i " e. SoS G:s y Yost S. sE. M Burke
E$s$sss. E$$fSFs$ y y 'i,;sII EsIsE$$T
i'.1 D.r, johnston
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
CORNER Rs RBR0ADwAY AND ANN STREET.
Every Day aud Evening Th: Week eiaass a%Ssncins
r eHAHp ASfDAs r. SF R'sPesi sIii MANcEs l's'
IN a'FIi; x ;fti;;f 4; siis'i''
from Boston, where he Ia. BEEN received with unbounded
Also '"s'sfs5 S5sS ss rsVfis %ifSpSH F ISas Ssh1s the
shooting x,th The Bow. and Arrow Winding UP watch
4: SqS % ss
wszss walks lame light and performs variety
'si ss's dAsIInEp the Juvenile Dancer
% M a. IoSs
@i%'i tSSsash va queen
Beaat ial Models Of Machinery be in operation by
GTickels Is cenls-chlden under 10 years i2s oalrc
NrW YORK MUSlcJJM
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STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE

hANoC DlsAffEAhANCE. r..
BOU O'Clock Thursday sftsmoon last, Mr. JOHN
DANIELS Of Poughksepe, s this issidsnce OF the sub.
scrher hi brother, No al Tenth street temporary
been lsard from.
His about 20, fair eomplexon light brown hair in
height about rrt nches .toutly made sghy deaf
~ blue with metal butions back vest
light psntaoons boots huff
aud dah moleskn hat and had with him silver wstch silk
guard snd gold ley (mahers name Jmes Tracy Harvey ard
Bank
Any who give nformstioa respecting him. which
will lead TO his discovery will be be rewarded by the
subscriber GEORGE DANIELS,
oH .ec al Tenth street.
MERIDIAN LODGE NO. AZ o. OF o F.
THE Member, Of this Lodge hereby notified
their Lodge r. Of Grove md Hudson .ts This
Aernoon three O'clock for the purpose paying
L., HOLMES.
Members Of the Order gene, ally Invited 10 attend
BY order Of EDWIN II. WELLINGTON. N. q.
ID. ID. TALLMAN. Secy. OF ltsss
TIVOLT SALOON
CORNER OF CHARLTON AND VARICK STREETS
HE undersigned respectfully inform friends and the
public that they have nd he Tvo Saloon (ormsy
Richmond Hill, corner Of haron Vaick rrss for
the season. aud 70 accommodate all who may with
their paronage-havng the rgest and commod
IN the city which " u he let reasonable Balls,
Meetings Parties and Drills and all them wlth
their call GEORGE HAMILTON. D m
o27 nis srfc FRANCIS BOQUET, iioPHe'ofs.
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NMW YORK MUSEUM.

AND PICTURE GALLERY,
BROADWAY, OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL.
GLAdmlssion, ONE SHILLING.
GREAT CURlOSITY-.an INDIAN SQU.qW! of the
ESQUIMaGX TRIBE! The first Que. eyrr III this
country, and the smallest in the world
THE SOU HERN SONGSTERS!
Parodies, Gees, Chorusses, &c.
BROTHERS Of WARSAW,
Will introduce their wonderful ieats
Mr. HUNTLEY will play several airs on the Accordion.
will appear.
o'clock.
Evening entertainments half psst-. oa3
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Now OPEN, FOR ONE MONl u ONLY
the Rooms Of the National Academy Design corner
- Leonard street and Broadway, the exhibition Of the follow
% son e uniItnaSs discoveI Of New York The Bs
The only Portrait Of Abde Kader the ceebrsed Bedoun
Ch,e Hours Of exhibition from 10 A. NJ. r. NJ Admit.
lance % CENTS Each visitor receives, gratis the door
BEAUTIFUL hograph Of the Abandonment Henry Hudson
New York, October TO- 1914. Ol0 m msec
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JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC

,.y.,t,,o !, - n, ~ :. \, TIT. 4NIV
IAfNf.S AK TONIC.-We have, her.t tofore numbered
ouv among those who b~lis,ed that the Hair Tonic
prepared by Dr. jayne, e the qunct nostru ms
whose virtues beyond ulsoue puhs he,r
authors W.ae willing length. h. pn lie ow lsds
msnt oi h. Of belief An tw or
nes mouths siuee all the Of whose bald
a &C f pol shed marble all sng and ride
oi the dea Of cultivate
bottle two Of TIE Han Tonic from Dr. Jayne and cordng
10 his ctons applied During the pessnt week the anne
riend us rcd hmelf int, "A his
hthr,o nsLrd head onhed Us with sh" hoygh iu,ursnt
very pr misses We had believed unydng tutv~uon a.
the fIacke sand that skirts the Atlantic This Iuf bat
sreso sly true and 20 those who ubt tie gentemtn
be painted What is In favor Of this Tonic he
case her. c. I'd not OF Temporary bald, suJd.n
los Il the hair-but of tnding though gem
the Tmssl
Soil by the Agents, A. II. 4 D. SANDS Duggisrs No 70
fulton street 2'5 Broadway, ad II lat Broadway.
OF w
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ARDo0 Kegs Leaf Lard ~ very noe efdsr snd
IL condition. for sals ia lots 10 suit purchaser by
oas \. X. COLLINS 4 Co, 8 south sues
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ZArrE. Sept I7-sld Ottawa I'm Cephalonia for NYork
Lake pOrts.

BUFFALO, Oct A-AT Rochester and Saratoga Chicago;
Ionss sn.n De ..; Indian Queen Erie; Lemen Monroe;
1,s ma ss,ndusky; Quick Venice Minerva Pt Rowan W.
HS ohsarsske for Toledo Monroe NC; Harr,cn Toledo;
Free Trader Ceyeand; Reindeer ard Mary land Chcagc.
CLEvLLANp Oct 2-Arr Burl ngton. Iowa Kians and
uI. JupIseance Buffalo Goer Oswego. Clesred Nc
whorsr sandusk; Bu,ling and Scoto Chic Osceo.
knDe, Buffalo; Gen Houston, Sandusky.
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U+- PRIZE kEDU, III 10 10 Ct.s
the solicitation cf several gentlemen Of large families
-, who wish 10 patronize 1.-THE BATTLE OF BUNhE X
y IL, the Coliseum, $50 Broadway--he Greatest chan
icai Exhibition IN the ord-amo real fe
has been visited by than persons in Boston and
fhlasepha. Doors open at 7-cnmmence IN o'clock.
- Exhibitions Wednesdays and Saturday, at , r. M
adj ted on bpralf tern I,xtss sn
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Hg9OE&S! EBOOEGS!! Nesy, Cheap Publications

\ EUST received on commission, Debate between sS Rev. A. Campbell and Rev. NJ L. Rice. on the action, subject design and administration of Chris. tan BaPtisr also on the character of spiritual in fuence Tn conversion and sanctifcaton, and on the expediency and tendency of Ecclesiastic Crecds. as terms of union and communion. Also, for sale, the Life and Speeches of Henry Clay in volumes; Alsons Al us history ofEurope, from the commencement of the French Revolution in 17s9, to the Restora- ton of the Bourbons, in 1915; Remarks on the French Revolution, by Henry Lord Brougham; Mrs. Ellis popular works, over 50,O00 volumes sold, in cluding The Mothers of Eng, Women of Eng. Daughters :e 5e of Eng Wives of Eng The Poetry ol Life, The Pictures of Private Life, first and second series, Voice from the Vintage SSc
 ALSO,
 Just received from the American Tract Society. a large assortment of Moral and Religious publca- tions, which will be sold cheap for cash. among which is, The Evangelist Family Library, in thirty vols; FIayeIs Fountain of Life; Saints Rest, Be- S-c., together with an assortment of sundry school books, for Libraries, S0c. and for sale by
 H. BATES SI Go.
 Marh'hcza Street, .Ashley's Roac April 24, 1s44. ly-32
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 oa Sunday evening lass iligIlt1 which T con cluded 10 attend. Vending my way thitser, little past six, l found the entrance to tha, spacious building, the Marlboro Chapel, thronged with people of all ages and of both sexes, eager to give their patronage and sup port to this gentleman. At an early hour, the great hall was crowded to overflowing, and one of the geatlemanly door-keepers in- formed me that from three to five hundred persons went away unable to obtain entrance every passage, nook and corner was crow aea by hundreds unable to get seats, who stood up during the meeting. Tine meeting was opened by prayer, after which Deacon Grant, the renowned philanilropist, deliver. cd short address, in which he connratula- ted the citizens, that such an important move had been made, and related acveraI remark able cases of reformations that have lateiv taken place in quarters fromwhic great pulp llc, as well as private good, can but fow.-- And farther to illustrate the great spirit of re- form, which is at work in this matter, he read several letters addressed to Mr. Green, eon- graduating him on his happy reformation, and wishing him God-speed in this great and good work. Some of these letters were from un- happy orphans who had been made such, and reduced to poverty and want, by this unhal- lowed vice. Next, Dr jewett addressed the assemblage short time, Ill a forcible and happy manner, and was listened to with tho greatest attention. Mr. Green then related some of those heart-rending incidents so coni- mon in the life of a gambler, and in which he had had part, and was personally ac- qualnted with what he relatetl. He was lis- tened to with the most profound attention, and his relations arc having the most salutary influence on the community enerally-stir ring tho people up to determined and vigor- ous opposition to this mons,rous vice. Pro- lessor Woodbnry then, with great feeling and effect, sung the "Gambler's Wiie.n l never heard him do better. So attentive was the ati- tlietfee, tff4t f seHad above a breath was not to be heard during his performance, except his own fine voice and the appropriate accom- panlment of his piano. Mir. J. B. Cough next | addressed the meeting, and set forth ill mas- terly manner. the evils of the vice in ques- tion. After which the Rev. F. II. Chapia spoke in his most effective style, urging upon lhe community to rise up en n,asse to crush this dreadful evil, and ballish it from our midst. l. has been long since have wit- messed so much enthusiasm, interest, and ex- citement as is manifested in this novel move. The citizens, from the very first, took Mf. Green by the hand, and the press of all par ties have joined to carry out this great move at reformation and 10 support the reformer.
 Yours, J. II
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Christiaaity.-Christianity, like a child, goes wandering over the world. Fearless in it's nnocense, 1t is not abashed before princes nor confounded by the wisdom ofsynods - Before it the blood-stained warrior sheaths his sword and plusks the laurel from his brow--the midnight murderer turns from his purpose, and like the heart smitten disciple, goes out aud weeps bitterly. It brings lber- ty to the captive, joy to the mourner, free dom to the slave, repentance and forgiveness to the sinner, hope 10 the faint-hcartcl, and assurance to the dying. It enters the hut of the poor man, and sits down with him and his children; 1t makes them conlented in the midst of privations, and leaves behind an everlasting blessing. It walks through great cities amid all their pomp and splcndor, their imaginable pride and their unutierabic misc ", purifying, ennobling, correcting and re- deeming angel It is alike q beautiful com panion of childhood and the comfortable as- sociatc of old age. It ennobles the noble, gives wisdom 10 the wise and new grace to the lovely. The patriot, the priest, the poet and the eloquent man, all derive their sub lime power from its influence.
 F.Maru Uo1oW
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Joas J. HARPER.
BOSTON.

(Corepoadeaee ofthe ". Y. Heraid)
 BosroN, Monday, October 2I, lSst. GreA Excitement ia Boston--Tt .aati- Gambling
 Morcnlent-7Iilierism.
 FRIEND BENNETT.-ln this hasty com municatIon, you must not expect much of ln- terest--you will have received the foreign news brought by the Acadia-and Twill con- fine myself to a few local matters. The weather here has not as yet been very cold, the latter part of the past week was very wet, but 1t cleared up onSaturday night, and yesterday Sunday was beautiiulday.
 Millerism seems to have received a check; at least their public meetings have been stop ped about week, and publicly there is scar cely any demonstration that 1t exists among us. The papers of this morning, some of them, say that warrant has been issued for the ap- prehension of it's main leader here, viz: the Rev. Mir Hines. IL is rumored that the char ges in part are of having obtained money un- der false pretences, and appropriated to his own purposes, thereby bringing distress on those who, by his preachings and solicita- tions, were induced to contribute in some cases nearly all they possessed to the dis semination of this doctrine; yet l am of opnion that he IS entirely innocent of having departed in this wise from the path of moral rectitude. think him honest.
 The great relormer, MT. Green, has stir red up tremendous excitement here on the subject of gambling. Wonderful, indeed, are the astounding disclosures constantly being made at his meetings, both by him and others who have been turned from the path of evil through his instrumentality. Itis truly heart rendmg to contemplate the extent of this vict and the misery and degradation to which i leads, if m,lti+tate of witnesses are to bt credited. It is not then surprising that the citizens have taken it in hand, and so cordial ly evince their approval of, and determination to support, this novel and much need,,. re- former. The papers announced meeting
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City EROael Gsneneasy

TFHE undersigned respectfully informs his friends 1 and the public, that he will open, on Friday next, the large, well furnished and commodoas CiTY HorEL. He will be able to furnish members of the Legislature with excellent rooms handsome ly fitted up-and the proximity of the Hotel to the State House will make it a very convenient place for them to board. The location of the House, near the business part of the town will render it suita be boarding place for persons engaged in business He is prepared 10 accommodate families and travel. lers also. His table will be constantly furnished with the best and greatest variety the market will afford and pains will be spared to render all eomforta- be and well pleased with his fare. With these as- surances he hopes his old and his new friends as well as strangers, will patronze him.
 CHARLES l.. JEFFRIES.
 0o-His rates will be very moderate. Just adapt. ed to the hard times. c. J.
 Little Rock, October 9. 1sl4-7