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Miscellaneous RECORD.

rAcxEr SaIr HoIrIseuER, for Liverpool. will sail thi.
the weather having 0sen detained on account oil
sengers on board.
Sen. Esrs e. Cap, CEL-Ths zule Norfolk
the NE end Of the island Of Barbados vessel total ioss
cargo saved in a damaged condition.
ScHR HEsRr ROBERTS, Richards at New London,
on n r0n VA run mo by vessel name ua
ton reports7on the 18th inst Cape Haeras bearing SW IS
fire Ssa mo%s G snS the
wss,s edge The p0, boa. Baltimore Of Baltimore had
Moses, from New York for Charleston the night of the
was Knocked overheard by the jb,heet drowned The
night aud he rendered impossible save him
FArA5 June 2.The French bark Dryas Barbason from
nth eaky dschargIns and viii be '0'
Spoken.
,o sh s.x Se.ps j. rs York Apr 2 for Can
ship Michigan Mason, from Mobile for Liverpool July s.
July a. lst4O Ion 70, schr Civilian Bristol IRON Ma.
Brig Jefferson, Morgan from st Thomas for N Orleans.
Brig s 5SU,., Patterson from Mna, for Boston, s
Brig Hecor White from Philadelphia for Boston, I7h, off
whnIemen.
SID from Bedford ath ship Fabus, for Pacific; bark
shp foeshoats: M.ner from Pacific Ocean, of and for
FssEa Ds. Bedford touched ed ., I FsyaI Jun.
10, and SID lIth for South Seas
letter frum ship Two Brothers Jennev Of NB ran
her at Auckland Zealand April st with $50 bbs SPIN lao
do VIII oil, wig wind bound SPIN whaling.
at y of Island. jan 81 Sat Z. npehd TeaaId reports
IS mos out 100 bbls VIII OIL all well; ship Russell OF Fall
River Is. reported probably RUSSELL sowle Dartmouth) Is
100 SPIN 50 VII spoke jan TO- lat 80 s. Ion les E. ship PhoB
nix Basset NIB 3e mos 900 1900 VIII (hss reported
200 spm off $, raus Carolina Prentss. MI mos 700 VIII
sI IS ts%. Of E . ~ va.
taken By the shore parties IL days Vessels The vicinity
oil the Fejees have been successful
FOrtign Ports.
AMsTERpAM, June 3o-In port, ship Chile, Bray for Bos
angel Bark Pico, Scott, for Goenburg sid from New D
Asrwrsr. July Arr ship Hercules Madigan. N York.
Homsnn, Baltimore; 2sth VASTLY schukof Abbrrfeid
YORK; Lsuse Seenken Baltimore; 9Th, Albert Tnuen,
BoRpEAur, June az In port barks Montpelier sackpole
for Orleans. mme dstey; Ohio Reyneg n for Phil del
pha, 3oth Alexandra Bllsrd for York do Loretta Fish
Biesmore for do July Isl brig mus, smith, load for
Cows. Jqly AR Virgins, Jansen, Hamburg.
DoRk, guy S-Dn, snip Kentucky, hsnieu from Ut
GLIDE, June l6-sld bark Ann Harley, (Br) Scott, New
Esryreos. July Pin port briggs Indereadcnce, Brad
Tor Europe ldg; Oceanus smith Zoe Cowes, days
brew Jpy SArE bark; Attes MLs,s Ha,s"a He.
60 London Sd sid for BostonJ Athens jones' do taad sd
Az rSsssd',l 3D. Northumberland. Gwod do, for York.
Etstsossts ship Prentice, Smith, London for Newport
Coumms southemer CROSBY Mstanzss for do; 26h
FAImov1aaV g .n, Charleston for Copenhagen 90 =,
HAVE TOT bremen; I'd Tsgiiosa Rogers from Ofleans for
for yf York, Ian s i,dAda s,Eira Whitney I'm Tre.te
'of %o,se Ares IN ds,r.s.-(s.e Misce Iianeo1s
Detroit Low,, MY M,,s smArr Mediator Chadwick N York;
WV" -" WI "''hha'i ID, Jordisson, Banks, Savannah;
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renders the early crops of In this neghborhood be-
yond contingency The prospect for general good
crop promising the rain appears to have been gene
rsl.-Hamb Rep, s. C.
The wheat harvest Ia in progress in Michigan and in
the northern sections Of Ohio. Indiana end Illinois All
accounts concur in representing the crop unprece-
IDENTIFY large, and in general Of superior quality.
small lot, Consisting Of twenty barrels. made from
this years crop of wheat received from Palmyra,
Mo by the steamer Die Vernon Sunday. II is the first
arrival this season.-St Louis Organ
The growing corn in this section promises an abun.
dant crop Cotton generally looks extremely poor and
badly grown considering that in most has had
from the first fine grass pasture to in From all sp
pearances il the rains continue few sacksof hay might
be saved this fall Columbus Eng.
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ANNAPOLIS, Md, July l8, 1876.

AS you are DESTROYS OF knowing every thing
that is going on, and being constant reader Of,
and taking an interest in your paper, will inform
you thar Naval Court Martial is now in session
al this place, composed of the following officers
viz
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Isaac McKeever, President
Charles McCauley, Isaac Mayo, Commander Charles
Lowndes Lieutenants Cadwallader Rnggold Edward
q. Tilton, James II. Ward Lieut.. John Almy, Judge
Advocate.
Midshpman Mclaughlin, and when that is
finished, the next case to be brought before the
court, is that of Lieut.. CogdrlI.
Yours Sc
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

BALTIMORE, July 2l-An bark Elliott, Fltner Boston;
briggs Baltimore Brown, dos Frohineh,m Galley, do;
,chrs 9a.en EdTidse 81 Thomas we,s,iSso; Yor. Bo.:
Nckerson Fall River; United Bray, Warehan; Jos Tur.
ner, Gibbs. Providence. Returned ship Charles Wedge
which sid Saturday last for Roerda being found
roo crank back for more ballast Below, ship Cincinns
., Goldman, from Liverpool Cid ship Katharine Jackson,
Chief, Bsrum DO; Gen Pinckney, Gayle, st Thomas; X
Reece, Tuzo Bermuds.
NoRroLK, July ls-Arr bark Zuletu Kiiiy, Barbados;
schrs Kimproa, Hudson, York; Wing Egbert, from
Balpmo,e Jos Turner Gibbs, ProvSe9es for DE- In Hanp
brig w Jones' Jr Wssnburn, Barbadoss. Arr 19h schr
Mary Langhorn, Cobb Thomston for Richmond brig Mo-
lac ltyu d. Boston.
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THE NE YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PR0PRIE TOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand,

DAILY HER ALD-Every day. Pnce ceu,. mar co,~.oy
- per alnum-payable in adv ancs. - o'' W
WhcNLf HERALD-tvery Saturday az e.ps
pss GoJISs ~ cents psy payable IN sdvance
Pr nnE n roh EOhtFt.-Fvery Steam Packet dsv
fnce Ga cents copyfs 90 per anuum PAYABLE in "a
- -' f"'""'c IN ao-
in adv ance. Always casn
patch. "~' "'""V ana aes
al all Letters or BY mail addressed to the
d. stsd from the sub.c riifica money emitt ID. -"
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
Proprietor of the --,
NEw YoRx HERALD EsTApumr~.v~
g NorhWsss eeA ROT Fulssa ed Nasssu sass>,
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COMnlElsClAL

Tuesday, July. al.
AsHrs-There were sales effected in Pots at S. co. and
in Pearls at 81
BaEADsrurrs-There Is no change in the appearance
oil the market since report of Yesterday Prices re-
main as then, and sales are ordinary
CorTor-There more decided dsposition IN In y
to-day and about 1900 bales disposed of for export
., quite u prices. We consider the market very firm
at the quotations annexed -
LIVERPOOL QUALIFICATION
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RY Botanic Physician that understands his business
had extensive practice for years. has cured
using all the bessted been isvaed and
and Ignorance and keep their free
and mercury should apply without DELAY sk Bowsry.
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scoretxn l,n,,or,xslons.

NApLrs-Brig Mary jane bx mdse J WinsIow x Som
l bx Duxwell-l bx silk b Turre & Col Ne~ bold y
Cruts-t "A Crawford-sJ q Bailey- II Dwght-200 boxes
caron so do Quorce $50 hbes 410 boxes
Lemons $50 do oranges 70 cks Chamberlain
Phelps.
Rio JAsERo-Bark Msnto5l5s bags coffee 50 logs oleo
wood 10 order.
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mischief that will follow II will take long, long years,
10 repair. Mr. Niles took his seat
Mr. MoREHEAp took the floor and moved an adjourn
ment which was carried the speech Of the Senator from
Connecticut having produced a most sensible effect.
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OOHnesGs Asn B~ss aAuOnSs
New ORLEANs-Bark Avola-926 sabks Stockwrll &
Cadwel-S7 do Dewght & Johnson,io bbs tobacco Beck
kunhardt636 sacks whest Wood-73 Kegs 81 bbis lard
do pork 4a sacks wheat hid tobacco Nilbanks-87
sacks wheat Newbod Kufs-720 do Thomas Franklin
bale deer skins Cleyelmd Denforh723 sacks heat "a
bbls do 2000 Leland Adsms6 bbls Hessenburg
Little-56 do Weatherbee Soni6 bxs tobacco 100 bis
hemp order.
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DEAFNESS CURED.

38i BROADWAY.
EXTRACT - cheerfuliy comply with the request Of
T. Lieut.. Mcintosh that he avslided home,
duty OF total deafness and
discharges from hi: Under the treatment Of Drs
tie and Edwards, Aursts Of New York, 38l Broadway
his hearing and has again returned his military
duty
(Signed) "H McNEVEN, NJ D..
Surgeon to H. B. NJ. Forces, Jamaica"
ACOUSTIC DROPS, a for incipis Deafness,
from bathing and other Earacne, Pains, Bazzings
collections and discharges from the in the
&c. &c. jyl3 4teod"rrc
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FITS! FITS f!

FIIS FIIS N
A GREAT TRlUllPH in medicine has been achieved by
"A Drs. VANS and HART in the cure of EpepIc Fins,
falling sickness, Convulsions Mysteries, &c. Hitherto
incurabe but this longer be said in truth hun
testimony that lvanss Vegetable Extract has
wrought permanent Let those who doubt
this statement call send the principal Office 1884 Grand
from The respectable source Advice given free Of
charge The of the medicine box, with full direc
tions So S7 and S, single bottles, with accompanying
medicines, 81
DRS. VANS & HART,
jvi6 6teodsrrc Proprietors. N Y
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CHUkCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION.
THIS highly valuable Cosmetic will efectuAlly
tons the face and skin, particularly pimpes botches
letter TAM heckes and rngworms The Of the Lotion
for short time will e:ablnh clear and brilliant co nple..
Of Spring street. Also by Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn.
INV
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READ THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY,
,., g NASSAU STREET

MEDlCAL ADVlCE in PRIVATE DISEASED
Pharmacy for .uppIs:.on ssseHs
curing medical treatment safe and permsnen cure
particularly rsqSesed to make application to he
s e @a S BE- Gis "
the members Of the College for nauy connected with
h1 5 ss;s
70 svxrbno.
living IN the country and fndng It to make per
ing all Isauisite perform rade. By .s.ns
closing & post paid
vELPEAUs SPECIFIC PILLS.
a
These Pills the result Of twenty yeass experience in III,
Il s: ;
:ho than other e%s 10 %
breath di'asrssi1S with the stomach or confinement fro"
THE h2SA p S.s.1.1 Sy Gy Z. E.s.
Medicine and Pharmacy Of *. city Of New ori $ con
a
remedy or impotence 'erty or baroness unless depend
Single bottle, s. each case. Of hal, ozenss CAREFUL,
RECORDS Alternative MIXTURE,
EOH the permanent cure of primary secondary syphilis
ulcers nodes any compliant grosadeo BY an
r%.ni"P ssr sy.
himself safe atep having the vsne1a disease
without thoroughly cleansing the system with this Justly
celebrated alternative
so sal.y sisS.S s.s a.
coNoESrEAIER fST nSb e sRA5RsArARLLA
l)REPARED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the auachery
This refined and highly concentrated extract possessing all
the purifying qualities and powers of the abors
herbs confidently rrcommendedb b. the College superior
OF Sarsapaa present before the public aud
may be relied certain remedy for all diseases arising
fsm impure state of the blood such scroula salt heun
bbotches pmples ulcers pain III. bones n,
oins nodes cutaneous eruptions liberated throat or
disease from the ekects Of syphi. ~
init dicious of mercury.
Sold In single bottles, at 1se.,,,
IN Of halfa dozen bottles fs50
dozen ss0e
Cases forwarded to all ports OF the Union.
~ b. A very liberal discount wholesale purchn ,srs
Odice open hon ga. M, to 10 p M,
W. 8. RICHARDSON, MD
s~wn % Nassau street, New York
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THE EYE.

DR WHEELER, Ocuiist No. % Greenwich street, New
~ York the Battery deyotes bus exclusive attention to
diseases Eye and Ophthalmc Surgery and the
public that there amongst the numerous diseases 10
which the human eye spbect any disorders q that organ
vast number undoubed testimonials which be at
his Office will satisfy the public that his practice is
ceeded either success by that Of other Ocust
in the United States.
Office hours from M to O'CLOCK P. NJ, after which
he visits door patients.
*s~Arcal Eyes for sale and which will be inserted
reasonable terms.
pamphlet containing remarks Diseases ofthe Eye with
mode TREATMENT had gratutously his residence
the will be forwarded any making application TO
him by letter, post paid. myl2 msrc
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MEDICAL ADVICE.

cOnhdeuually
private nature. His treatment being iasad uaicou, re
as''fs' or
IF s S
enon his object being The tina. state
quenty existing patient being .ome%s
s Dy and
Letters paid fee, .tsndsd TO-
s. sent to
MEDICAL OFFICE.
kJ0HNsON. z Duane street. near Chatham street, so
York n he tTssmsn, Of vsn;s, dsas. The poe.ors
the body the hIo.. pains in the ead and bones
Constitutional weakness, brought by secret habit
% and
in day.. without No alteration in diet
MEDICAL AID.
SPEEDY cURE.-Dr: GREGORY, Roosevelt. has now
DIN ueeessa Ops'0g r ms.S Whereby he S1S
%s d b. Is from 70 SIC the recipe the
Apply as above. TO Dr.. H Gregory jyl3 lw-re
No CURE No PAY.
nR. CORBI1T, 10 Duane street. member of the Royal
treatneM Of certain delicate Diseases practice
ss9 @ to h. D
four days No mercury used nor restraint IN dss or
any pain
s. =.
stored health and society Remember 10 Duane street
THE SILENT FRIEND IN NEED.
A BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS, are a speedy
"A and radical for Gonorrhea elect s'ricpres all
Weakness and for all diseases proceeding from
cd passions the solitary and destructive habits oil youth
They composed entirely of vegetable ingredients WHICH
invigorae the Of aud the above DIS
sooner and edsctualy than other medicine
discovered.
For sale Apothccaries Hail. 3S Catherine sIee.Price
81 with dire ctions. jy20 Issmc
CURE YOURSELF.
A FFLICTED, REApIFor One pollsr you can obtain a
warranted permanently decae disease aud its va
ees II leaves odor ON the breSh requires no estric
Of diet business adapted u aud
.ution contains ne mercury or other noK1ns druxs aud
has cured thousands of The comp und
NEEDS Hing speaks Tor itself trial tnat u
made Of the proprietor will give 500 10 one to
produce a il will not
Sold wholesale by Comstock Co, 81 Courlandt
retaed drug Of Hudson and Leonard
OF Bowey and Fourth, of Bowery and Houston cor
Bowery and Walker East Broadway aud Market and
fof Fulton Water Streets N. N w OF
THIRD End South streets Phila corner Of Chsres Pratt
streets Baltimore and by Z. Stotr, Washington City.
jyH lw*m
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WINDOW SHA DES.
THE cheapest and best assortment In the y States.
~ DUNCKER & BECKER. 50 ChssAAm street,
ny rinsre one door fro m Chambers street, N Y.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.

NERVOUS DEBILITY, supernduced by secret de-
IN suuctive habit with its concomant symptoms,
nal mpoiency, &c permanently cured by DIR.
Morrison, who the healthy and
its original vigcr Structures and diseases
cured without mercury See his London diplomas with the
signature of the Court Of Examiners Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons including Sir Ashley Coopers Sir Anthony Car
isles, SC, in Office. 20i1s Fulton iva 3tsrc
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M KS WILDER having thoroughly retted aud reiurnisn-
A ed anew the house So Broadway tsdjonng the Globe
HOTEL prepared to receive families single scntiemcn
boaraen Dinner boarders be accommodated: Re-
ferepcss exchanged. jc9 I'm me
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PHILADELPHIA, July 81, 1876.

PHILADELPHIA, July Il, 1910.
There has been all the morning quite state of
uncertainty in regard to the weather, the clouds
threatening rain, while the would occasion
ally peep through, leading to the hope that there
would be n clear off but about two O'Clock
shower conmenc, d, which may be the last for
some time, as the wind has veered around to the
westward.
The foreign news by the Great Britain was re-
celved by telegraph early this morning, but did
not create much stir, though the sales of stocks
show that II had slight effect in encouraging
buyers The sales of State SIS were over $4,000,
at an advance Of 1.
The announcement of the passage of the tariff
bill IN the New York papers of this morning,
quite astounded the good wings and tariff men OF
the city, They were soon quieted by the assu-
rance, tina. though such contamination of their
fears was quite probable, yet it had not quite
come to pass yet How the mistake occurred, it
will be for the Jersey City operators to ascertain
as the lightning men here say that the Congress
slona reports did not pass in such shape from
their hands.
Sales OF Stocks at philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD, July 2i.-$23 o8s State S. esp 6s1<; so
AFTER sALEs-S25 900 State IS, 6s3s; 1000 Reading
RR bonds, 73s4 IS shares Penn TOWNSHIP, Bank %
SECOND BoARp-No sales
AFTER sALEs-$eoo Lehigh mortgage loan 80
Sales of Stocks mt Boston,
BRoKEn BoARD, July 20.-s shares FnchburQ RR
ia l24k; 90 Boston and Worcester RR lI2 ID Long
d hd hH so: 70 Norwce and Worcester RR Ss IS
SECOND Be,RD-aa shares Long Island RR so,.; $1,000
Reading RR bonds, 1850, ~
We are happy to state that the Hon. w. w.
Woodworth OF New York, 10 sufficiently from
his indspostion to be able to attend his duties in the
House OF REORGANIZATION Union july 90
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tain dec tte pm,ain is the Certain, safe aud
speedy remedy offe red TO the public.
is entirely fee of mercury copavia and ia warranted
10 cur II directions compiled with This med has
never iaedto effect speedy Ia the most obstinate
y D. Aresular physician is in attendance at Office
Advice gratis
Prepared solely by Rowsnd Walton proprietors, Sold
wholesale AID reIa at the prnepsl DEPOT for Or Cuens
WI Of Broadway Iw spc
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Sales OF Stocks MT Bostop

We are happy to state that the Hon. w. w.
Woodwork of New York. 10 sufficiently recovered from
his indsposton to be able to attend his duties in the
House OF Recommendations Union July 90
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SECRET DISEASE CURED.

". BOSTW.CK, VI. d.,
jyl0 2wsrc Attending Surgeoa end Physc
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E6& PASSAGE TO Or FkOM LIVkROOL by
M4&H the line Of Liverpool PackeS-Psrsoas send
ing for their friends in part Of Great Britain OF
ireand can make the with the
scrber. reasonable have brought aay
Of the above packets, the ef
observed in their sailing on the stated days
From Liverpool on 9th and 18th Of every month.
Thus preventing the possibility Of delay either port
Packets In sny Of which magnificent ships passage san BE-
secured at very moderate first uanssaf
ships, altogether making ship from Liverpool every I've
days
The greatest will be taken by Mr. W. Tapsas n LII
verPoo 70 give all possible despatch TO Passenger and the
same VIII be done by the suhseribsnin New York.
For further paTticulaIs apply tlettsr Paidl to
W. ~ T. TAPsCOTT, se South street,
TIVE doors below burliaE sIip or 10
WM. TAP6COTT, s. waterloo RAad
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EXTRAORDINARY.

DIR. Ambrose Baber, Of Macon, Georgia, died re-
Gently, poisoned by one of his own prescriptions
The apoIhecary said that whoever took it would
ne killed. The Doctor TO convince the patient
that no danger existed, swallowed the medicine
himself, and died in thirty minutes The pres
crPlon was copied exactly from medical work;
5nt through Typographical error, the quantity Of
Prusslc acid was too much by eight times = We
have rarely known physicians willing to take
their own medicine. Generally they are very shy
Ut the drugs which they prescribe for their pa
tents; and this "untoward accident will tend to
make them still more So 1t fully juslifies their
usual caution. We must add that the Doctor
must have been rather an obstinate routinist, thus
to rely upon the book, and not a all upon his own
Judgement. Had he known much about Prussc
acid, TO which his attention was thus specially
called, nc would have perceived that the apoihe.
cary might be right, and that caution was the
point Of security But we must all live and
lean.-Ledger
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DAY MORNING, APRIL 9, 1916.
PROSPECTUS
OF THE

AMERICAN SON OF TEMPERANCE.
Devoted to The Physical, Moral and Mental Lnprore-
ment Of Man.
I II. WALSH, Professor OF Phrenology, Editor
q. We propose to publish in the City Of Rich
mond va, weekly pater to be styled the Anicr-
work will be the Physical. Moral and Mental I'm
proVcmcnt OF Man and the propa cation of Tenn.
pcrance principles, based the Physiological Mo.
raj, aud Mental condition OF Man. 1t will be the
unc0mpromising advocate of general education,
Intelligence, temperance, and morality. 1t will
1 therefore, be a Scientific and Literary, well as
Temperance Journal. II willdiscuss the question of
Temperance Philosophicnlly, Physiologically, Mo-
rally, and Mentally, we'll as Ruigiously and Po-
litically.
We call upon every Son of Temperance
the friends OF tie temperance cause, and especial.
~ upon toomdn, to aid us in establishing pcriudi-
cali the constant object of which will be the clcva-
ton OF man, and the happiness, peace, and connu-
Dlai bliss OF WOMAN, whose heart is love, whose
soul Is affection, whose nature is kindness, and
whose constant aspiration is, that MAN may be
blessed, cnnoblcd, exalted, and elevated to the
highest standard of moral and intellectual cmi-
ncncc. Come, then, We Daughters and Sons of
temperance, and aid US in acccicrating this clo-
rous cause, and you will dry up the widows tears
sooth her aching heart, soften her care worn nil.
low, and bless the rising generation.
Terms:
me american Son 81 temperance will be published
weekly, on Medium sheet of excellent paper al
s 90 year, payable in advance.
Subscribers to this work will receive the back
nos. oil the Southern Review, Chis being a contin-
uance OF that work,) without any additional cost
Al letters to be addressed, post paid, to j. r
Walsh, Richmond, Va
o. All Editors, throughout the Union friendly
to the cause OF Tcmpcra nee, requested to rive
this Prospectus few insertions, and exchange
March 81
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81 notice of the thousand and one sto-
S~7s rics that are said about us, for there
Is no truth In them they arc all false
we are now opening Spring Stock and We
'g9ln respectfully invite our friends customers.
thu INC pubic generally, TO examine our stock be.
ore buying elsewhere, onfdcnt that you will find
our assortmedt superior in every respect TO any
othcr store and we sell you some goods chcapcr
man any other merchant can buy them Give us
G,ll ana VIC VIII prove to you what VIC saw
frcsh arrivals by the schr Gcorganna we have
lust received 70 cases by the Gcorganna and other
Te5"cS' making our assortment more complete tina n
mas ever been, and the goods must be sold TO
make room for others. which VIC shall receive in
u vI Gays, and we repeat again, give the New
orK BOOT and Shoe Store trial before any other
S'oie, Tor we say that you will be better pleased
both In quality and price
"a RECEIVED THIS MORNING.
:, % cases Gents Boots, comprising every variety
prench Calf, Goat Skin, Morocco scwcd pcgred
&c, from 81 rs TO So. F1@O N'
i 10 cases Gents Bootces of every variety, from
oZ5 cts to So so.
3 cases Gents Cloth and Prunel Caters, from
s. rs to So 80.
10 cases Ladies black and colorcd Caters. from
s % to So so, which are much less than former
prices.
We respectfully invite the attention of the Ia.
lies to our Patent Leather Bustins Tics and Slip
pcrs, the prctcst and ncatcs article that has ever
been introduced in this market
Also 10 cases Servants Shoes and Bootccs
Also 10 cases Mems Brogans, Shoes and Boots for
sale at the New York Boot and Shoe Store, Main
street, Norfolk. j. H. GREGORY.
March 81