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From tho Baltimore Patriot.
OLD Hal. o. TIE VEST.

TuNE.--"OM Rosin the Bo,o."
Rouse, all y C brave lads of old 40,
Rouse, l.okles, my song yen enjoy
Wen sing of the noble old Statesman
Who rose from an orphan "mill boy"
The son Of n poor, humble freeman,
In Columbia, land oftllo blost!
He rose mid the worlds admiration,
Hail, gallant old Hal o. the West!
His name is his country's own glory,
As hlst'ry will truly attest
From Maine TO the far Southern border,
lis gallant old Hal o the West.
His country now wceps for her faithful,
Her wiscst, her bravest and best.
Who pucl'd the foul demon Of carnage'
Twas noble old Hal O. the West.
30, 1rcomcn, come on to the rally,
This motto emblazons your crest:
lat lone Star Of Hope yet is shining,
1t llghtens the skies in the West"
Hank! freedom pcels far in her thunder,
Her lightning no force can ARE st;
She drives the foul army astmder,
"llall, gallant old Hal . the the Wcstn
w. &. A.
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most restitution. On cot bed near lay
apoor woman, i'll and emaclated. The
door opened, and man in coarse patched
garments, entered with wood saw, and
cross, and LAID them down by the door
side and approached the bed.
"Are you any better dear2" he asked in
a rough voice, but in the kindest tone.
"No-have you found work2 It you
could get me little nourishlng food,
should regain my strength,'
The man gazed upon the pale face a
moment, and again taking his saw and
cross went out. He had not gone far be
fore a woman met him and said she wish
ed him to follow her aud saw some wood
for her. His heart bounded with hope
and gratitude, and he went after her to
ner dwelling and abode, lille better than
his own Tor It's poverty, yet wearing an
air of comfort. lie sawed the wood, split
and piled it, and received six shilIingS,
with which he FASTENED TO store for ne
cessarcs for his sick wife. and then llur-
red home to gladden. her heart with the
delccacies he had provided. Till now he
had no work for four days; and his family
had been starving, and from this day his
wife got better and was at length restored
TO her family and to health, from state
of weakness which another days contn-
uance Of, would probably have proved
fatal.
These six shilings which did so much
good, were paid him by the poor women
from the five dollars she had received from
the store keeper, and which the sailor had
paid him The poor woman's daughter
also was revived, and ultimately restored
10 health; and was lately married to
young man who had been three years alb
sent and returned true to his troth. But
for the five dollars which had been so in
,trumental in her recovery, he might have
returned to be told that she whose memo
ry had SO long been the polar star of his
heart lad persisted.
So much good did the five dollar bill
do which Peter Chanccry, Esq, so reluct-
ant'y paid to Mr.. Lasts apprentice boy
though little credit is due TO this legal
gentleman for the results that followed.
II is thus that Providence often makes bad
men instruments of good to others. Let
this lt'Ic story lead those who think
small bill can stand because it is a small
bill, remember how much good five dol
lar bill has done in one single day-and
llat in paying a series of twenty bills and
dispensing good to hundreds around them
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TIE SPIRIT OF AFFECTION.
Love one another-N is your greatest
privilege: Ind ,OiH prove your
greatcSt blcSsing.
greatest blessing.

We sometimes meet with men who
seem to think that any indulgence in at
eclionate feeling is a weakness. They
will return from journey. and greet their
families with distant dignity, and move
among their children with the cold and
lofty splendor of an iceberg, surrounded
with its broken lragmen,s.-There is
hardly more unnatural sight on earth,
than one of these families without hearts
A father had better exlinsuisll his boys
eyes, than take away his heart. Who
that has experienced the joys Of friend
ship, and knows the worth of sympathy
and affection, would not rather lose all
that is beautiful i'll natures scenery, than
be robbed Of the hidden treasures of his
hearl2 Who would not rather bury his
wife, than bury his love for her2 Who
would not rather follow his child to the
grave, than entomb his parental alections2
Cherish, then, your hearts best atlec-
tons. Indulge in the warm and gushing
emotions Of iIal, parental, fraternal love.
Think it not weakness.-God is love
Love God Love every body, and every
thing that is lovely. Teach your children
10 love; to love the rose, to love the robn,,
to love their parents, to love th,ir God.
Let it be the studied object of your do
nestle culture, 10 give them warm hearts
and ardent affection. Bind your whole
family together by these strong cords.
You canno. make them too numerous.
Y on cannot make them too strong Reli-
gon is love: love to God-love to man.
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TELEGvAPnlc DISPATCH. Mr.. Nor
SEES Electro-Magnetc Telegraph was put
INTO operation on Saturday last, with en-
tire success, messages being sent to and
from Washington city with the rapiditv
of thought. A reques. being sent to WASH
ington to ask reporter III congress to
send despatch to the Baltimore Patriot
a, 2 O'Clock, z, M, short account of
proceedings in both houses of congress
was accordingly transmitted and published
in that paper OF Saturday evening. In fact
any information can now be gwen from
one city to the other, as quickly as i. can
be written. There is no calculating the
advantages of this mode of communication
particularly in time of war. The Tele-
graph.should by all means be extended TO
the principal cities, as news could be con-
veyed from Boston TO Washington IN the
course of few minutes. 1t may prove
an admirable aid to the pollcc-as II will
run ahead of rogucs, even should they
stake the wings Of the "lnd,'- Bdlt'mof6
Clipper.
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READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE.

AIR DAY boot maker, No TillaTy street, Brooklyn,
WI suffered great FIR eighteen months with euscist'On, de-
by sickness Of the soma h. loss OF aspe1e shooting rains
bowels his stomach neglected accs sgery kind food
except sugar He attended by PIN and
CIR by the professors Of tie Ussversity aud all 70
On reading Dr. sherrnans descriptive Of the symptoms
Of he thueht they met his casei 20 he ooI
he JUDGED about Of wnrr and eoseiy cured him.
multitude of similar might be ese,tsoaed where chill.
ard adults had ed all eeas trstn worms and no
thing gave relic but shermans Lozeasss;
are ali sooner cared By shsss Coueh Lorensss
few seconds and enable those asiend with the most
harrassing coughs 10 sesp whole nishts. The Rev. Dr.
Dunbar Rev Mr. De Forest Rev. DR. Eastsood and hundreds
edicacv Of Shernanl Cough Los.nges. for headache,
papitson, lowness Of spirits sea SICKNESS lassitude
from bodily mental exeon and for the wonderful proper
ties Shermans Poor Mans Plaster. which costs but i2k
cents warranted for rhsumasism and lumeaSc
body Ask for ShermAns Poor Mans Pase and that hrs
uame and his fac sile 18th directions for the ba
There great worthless mutations kawked about and
ssld unprinciped druggis Rsmsnbcf TO get Shemac
Lozengenges and Pae and Truss-nens othes or you Will
Dr. shemanv Warehouse il lo6 Nassau street. AseutszT
Hudson Singi 1893 Bowey Sping; East Broad
way Market IS William ST. no. ia go and sol Broad
way. In Brooklyn, Mrs Hays = Euiton and Monn'a'ns
Drug s33 Fulton smson Prospect and ackson st
and David Bryson Phladspha-Z Coz Ledge. Build
irs Bost?p.Reddina Co.'S Safest Ahanv-A 9rsnre'
stapwiI Hall dxs &c
DEACH ORCHARD COAL-S5 per for broker, egg
and large Consumes may rely Oh getting me peat
Red Ash Coal at above price, well screened weighed by
ty weghss and delivered FROM hs ysrd eorqeT n Sns anu
Green 'ych ats PETEh 'IiNAoN
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! ON STRiUTUkE AND ITS CURE.

ON STRlCTUkE AND IT'S CURE
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Full on street new and original work Marmony I'm
with COMPREHENSIVE exposition Of the oI'gn ma uIe and
rhoea whites seminal weness
emissions and all tn arising from secret Do
structiy. habit OF inconsiderate youth, &c., &c
This work c,atsos 1850 pegs matter aud the great op.
Doth this and EuTope nyes grng all deass Of
the genital render this book Invaluable both TO no9
mtdc readers aud those rhyscaps who hs dase
men.iosd neurabls Without mercury They will PEE r., hnd
mercura treatment and the entire Of the authors plain
and rational method Of those dangerous and d.
compounds called mercury, aIseic suphAte Of cop
pr. &C., &c
The author still confines his practice those affections Of
tn generave organs which uy disclosed and described
in his work, and he be consulted confdenay at 9S
New York where his be obtained for
ST. Person residing distance have the work sent BY
mail ~ epcogipg 81 free of postage j2J lmsm
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pOKTUciUEsE FEMALE PILLS.
trvyrrEp AND PRErAREp ~

a. rr unIr,Eie,ItjE. E.D., LISBON POKTU5Ah
,By ssi.ntiHe ssnbin.tion iasredien which ,hc7t
~ az ssor!d They are known all Europe be
~ y discovered TINT as proved nvisby
being Chat they must 20, G used during pregnancy
Tor ino ag niacsrr.ss Il cscd during that period
The directions npslsted into Enxsh and are enveoped
rom, e signature M de Boadeoqye rad ths Engsh DE-
rectors the signature OF Dr. IT, NEhVEAU anhoncs
accent for the continent OF America
h.y can be transmitted BY mil any Of tho Uniet
tc Urted oee I2e Liberty str- near 0reenich =
pr;re a5haf bsxes g. No half koIes by mail soS
n Bo,,ao at No Salem street directed to Dr. r.
Mejvenu hog a. Mes York will moe. with m;nedh.e sttcn
tios. All letters must be post uair. 10 1m"m
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TO THE LADIES.

PULLS UTEKQ ABDOMiNAI sIPPONTFEiik.
seeing the the objeconal feasay confidently room
mended the afflicted the Of perfect TO
health having failed Of performing svss under
the most aggravated circumstances
The supporter attained very high Europe
well this country. adopted to the entire disuss Of
peaaes and all othsr painful surgical expediens in the Ly
ing niIcsptas London and Paris, and universally ro-
in Eurore by medical Of the hixhsst raak
scnltcs Of Colleges and Socps. ard By I'll the emneas
,rlvate practitioner
Rooms have rrisheA exclusively for ladies Nc NO
street. hsv .cparatc entrance from ee bdsnc1s %
snent, Wnsre lady 'ttoudaSes 70 apply
rvuas~y N (e1sie pAticutI ii trnrre
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hope to demonstrate, gentlemen, that there is no
country can ever surpass in prosperity the ad-
vancement made by Ireland from the period of
1882 TO the union. There is cant word often used
by many people, dismemberment Of the empire"
which will prove to be an absurdty. Ireland
with her own parliament, increased in prosperity,
during her connexion with Eng land and why
should she require ACKNOWLEDGMENT l cannot
understand the term dlsmberment, unless from d
state that is in the depths OF poverty, not with
IN which she increased in prosperity, as Ireland
did with England, when she had her own Parlia-
ment. and as fervently believe will again eyperi-
ence under her own domestic legislature. We lost
our own Parliament by means of corruption the
means were certainly those best suited TO the ma
the worst passions could effect were arraigned to
accomplish it. How was it carried The Attor-
ney General has referred to the report of a Secre,
Committee of the House Commons, in '96 and 81
will now refer you to the report of the Secret
Committee OF the House of Lord, in 1871,
wherein 1t is stated that it was accomplished
by the foment of the Rebellion to such a
pitch, and that the Governments fastening il, was
the first ingredient OF that vile and nefarlous plan
person named M'Guane, attorney, gave iniorma-
tlon 70 the government: he was Colonel in the
United lrlshmen, as well as county deputy. BE
attended all he meetings OF the county deputies;
and on the lth of May 1897 he got into the pay oil
government, and transmitted to them (through a
Nr. CIeiand, agent to Lord Londonderry the
names OF all persons who attic nded, the returns made
ana the time and place for the next meeting. So
I "~ was IN Iull possession Oh tu'
entire proceedings, knew the names of the colonies
ana county deputies, and where they were to be
iound d. particular time; so that if they had been
so disIosed they could have had them all arrested,
and thereby crushed the rebellion at once, but,
instead OF dong so, they let it go on for the pur-
pose OF carrying the Union. will now refer YOU
to another authority, which you will find in the life
Of Grattan, I'd volume page las, it is as follows
The entire country rose against the measure. but
they were controlled and checked by the mhiarv
as well as the dssentlons that existed amongst
themselves. Mr.. Plunket made use of these words.
Plunket--"I accuse the government of fomen,-
ing the embers of lingering rebellion; of halloo-
ing the Protestant against the Catholic and the
Catholic against the Protestant; Of artiully Keeping
alive domestic dissenslons for tbs purposes of sub
Jugation,' 1t is manifest, therefore, that the Uaior
was carried against the will OF theIrs pe ople; and
would have been much more manifest if the pc Cpl,
had an opportunity OF expressing their sentiments
What were the words Of Burke1 "The basest cor
ruption and artlflce were exerted TO omotc tht
Union. All the worst passions OF the human hear
were enlisted ~ the scrvicej and. all the MOS
depraved ingenuity Of the human iptellcot tor
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nnAGNlN'S
LUClNA CORDIAL,
on EIIYIR 0E L0KE

TOR the speedy aud CERTAIN cure Of female irregularities i'm
po ncy BARR nness huor alnus, consnmption,
constitutional debility, whether the result Of inprudence I'D
uesso accident . .
The SEQ alton produced by this derfn discover
ry Pnis has b. nearly eqpaej by rs intodseuou into
Amsrca, Nume m,nias have been received from
hose whose constitution was msr. wreck bur no have
heeu iavgorad This incou parable Cordi. OTHERS who
ned their health by their folly ,tyasanSe have
ti. cordial tn. Of se all other
aid had been used ia Tie hitherto c'sss fire.
side has often ben red happy and the nnrm the ipoeni
the deb ated have exued IN the elasticity and vRo
Of byrooe days. go 80
which by Of two bottles OF Lucina Codia
couple ser four years Of bitter dappoi ted
oce eaiz .ton Of the ondet hopes Of mird
life . - =,
The seen for the city IF A., New York. sod bottle to
gentleman who effected with disease OF tn uIethrs
r ,es In few returned aud said he had de-
for eleven lie rmedatey bought six bo ties
m Our rbids TO the cd,es 10 winch
we are st liberty TO etr The universal tisficton hic
his IN stimabe Elixir ha, given single complaint ha,
ing en made. Is Of the least proofs of its unvaed
sxcel'eucs.
Pri,r 50 per bottle.
sold al 90 Nassau New York; North Sixth street Phila
delphi; Smith Fowle, 1873 Washington street. Boston
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