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M ARMED LAUIEb.-Narricd Ladfes lid much
Nl interest them by perusing Moral Physiology written
oy the Hon r. Owen, with additions and alterations BY r.
RED person. and the advice strictly followed
ied thats different state Of society from the present would
family Of children which could be but poorly reared prevent
many prudent people from entering the matrimonial but
here work that will tell important secrets whieh my
obvate all such objections Price Of the book so cents For
sale by Zciber Co.. of Third and Chestnut strcets
PhadephIa, and the Editor No. Ann New York.
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TYR JOHNSON pssSs street. Ssa, Inatn.m .!r' 81
Yo,l a. The treatment Of delcae diseases For the last
years Dr. JOHNSON enjoyed the most extensive practice IN
,vs. OF any medical ia New York. The Doc
to reputation for skill those old hscuIsd that havs
NAV have elect Structure. Ulcers upon the body, the
throat or pains in the and bones Of the LEGS, esc
habit INDUCED in by young men, causing ascivious drsam
aud nightly positively cured hscGt sases cured
y,non from business. Post paid letters, containing - for
advice. attended to- Nocharge made unless cured.
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Domestic un.rorr.sions

SAvANNAH-BriR M,con-3t ks 4 Notebohm-50 do Good
hue & CO. 81 bales COTTON Brigham Farhart-1 do
i}raves-2 bales hb DR. NJ uming-l bale Trip, e.
do Ward c1-lock old iron Peuee & Mann-,o bale
4 NJ Stebbn 3 bxs Chas Rhind Jr-2 cks beeswa
Hay dock Corlies Il co-57 empty bbls r J,hnston.
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Arrived
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ma s e%w
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British brig wanderer, Coldieet Windsor Ms to soue
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MARTINI K HERALD.
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Port Of New York, November IL, lSA7.
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nRa-ovER Is CoNsyLTEp coNFIDENTIALLY
- every day at his Office. The treatment and euro
Of dificuit and proacted cases. that have baed the
skill Of physeans Of less sxpsrence attended % By hp'
O. reguiar graduate in the medical prosagon. Ocss
in No. Ann street arranged that patients do not see
Prvsts satranes to his Office trouxhths ssty bis once
door. Ann 90tem
j 80 g. arssa g.
Fer ssls HEnseB 110o&8
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member efthe Royal College Of Surgeons. L9ndon ard
of certain delicate diseases His long experience
and close attention this class Of complaints his pleasant ss
during long and extended practice thssy year, this
few Of the grounds which he rests his claims .rC.s
mode Of is safe, eectna and expeditions
btctures cured in two week. with scarcely
INDUCED in certain loahsome and habit positively
be rcIored health and society Mild cs:es removed
four days No charge made unless cured Postpaid letters
enclosing fee Of three dollars, will receive prompt at
tcutiou AZ 10ts
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Cool and pleasant Weathsr-Ths Caiedonia's Mail
Just .4rriped-Tne Trial Of Birch Preparations for
Great Clay Movement, &c.
The weather this morning s clear cool aud bracing
indicating an end Of the prolonged Indian summer and
the approach Of Jack Frost.
The foreign letters Of the steamer Caledonia did not
reach this city until last night having by blum
dering in one Of the northern Offices, been sent to
Wheeling Va, instead Of Baltimore They have thus
taken trip across the Aleghsnes before reaching the
Baltimore post-ofice
The jury in the OF VIM Birch for consprng with
Turner to deffaud the Mechanics Bank retired about
'oooks yesterday afternoon. and have now been out
about fifteen hours without being able to agree on
verdict They like the community divided on the
question OF his guilt though all admit that II not guilty
he must be Of the mort gnors and unsophistcated
that the world produced
learn that about the middle Of December great Clay
meeting Is TO be held In Baltimore, which TO be adj
drsssed by Messrs Crttendeu, Sohneck aud uu mber
Of the staunch old Clay OF l543 In favor Of his
nomination for the Presidency The wings Of this city
always ready for such . movemept-ss they assert
they would prefer defeat under Harry of the West to
victory under any other leader II he wirun again
put him the track and We will have a spirited con.
test for a certainty there Il In the cauntry
who has many ardent friends and bitter enemies a
Harry Clay.
Harry Pacids takes benefit morrow evening at the
Holiday street Theatre old Booth appearing Reuben
0enroy for him,
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107 FULTON STREET.-DK. La MOTIFS true
- French Remedy is the pnivera specific employed
az EO0 CHAI,LENGE-Yalior'. French .Pills.-Tl
MtDv al al Nv ford Of privaf

az EOO CHALLEN0E-Vaer's French Pills-This Is
WOUU unrveled remedy for disease of private ma;
tareA positive and speedy without the restriction Of
Diet or hndnnce from business many advanage which
the French Pills balssm coavia capsules snd
other nauseang mixtures fail to give them decided
preference Besides beinsthe efecua and speedy cure
discovered they entirely free from any unpleasant
least and b. taken at any time in the presence q the
selves without fear Of suspcn discovery They are
equally eectual for either all complaints OF private
plants after other ,smeds. had fad They haze been
complaints with such universal the propretos cha
lenge any produce remedy Of equal certainty vnaer
wch street. corner Of Liberty, and BY Wyatt Ketchsm III
En- linn au20 3Ot~ N
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Note *CroIs Of wood with upper Of plate least
foot Yids ,ache: long. = inch thek Letters We; WI Of
wide Letters T. Of and shape of annexed form. tone
luke Of an anchor fast to head Of Buoy.
direction the Of the u g. Coast Sur
vey j. X. GOLDSBOROUGH, Lieut. Com.
u. g. N. Assist. Coast Survey.
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The National InteIIiQcncer.

Many wing journals, which, twelve months ago, unde
the belief or hope that the with Mexico would prov,
unpopular strained every excite prejudice agans
the administration, have long since been convinced of The
folly and impotence of their attempts 10 hoodwnk the
American people and finding all their predictions proved
false by facts, they have consented truce for time
until some phass of the administration shall furnish
them some plausible excuse to sound a new alarm
Among the few which have been unreentng in then
bitterness resolved 10 sacrifice honor truth reason-every
thing to their political anmosity the National Intelligent
Ger perhaps takes the lead This same National journal
is perhaps the most ant-naos of any thing Of the kind
ever tolerated In any country. II loudly espouses the
cause OF Mexico but the most dastardy Mexican would
despise the who would turn traitor to his country
even to get revenge for political disqppoiatmenb
The lntelligencer sustained high reputation fo
its literary criticisms and its liberal notice of the progress
of the arts and sciences: but how fallen! the mos
interesting matter 1t contains consists of old last years
speeches against the war; which would not have been read
during the excitement OF the debates which called
them forth
But the abolition papers of the North which charge
upon the administration the prosecution of this unholl
for the extension of slavery and the wing Journals
of the SOUTH which quote word for word from the abo
tonlsts excepting the Substitution of the word terrtorL
for StaUerH WILL by the glorious termination of the wal
and the happy adjustment of difficulties in which fe pre-
sent administration found the country involved be buried
under such depth of nfamy, that if ever they emerge
their resurrection will be truly miraculous.
fredericksburg Recorder
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From the Baltimore Sun

ASSASSIN wARFARE-We are likely, il seems TO eype-
renee some pepexy OF action with regard to Mexico
IN the blind intauaton and despair of her defeated mill
ary yants their true character is developing itself under
the modification of their degraded position and thew an
pear TO be quite Indifferent the consequences which
their sanguinary projects and faithess spuations may
bring upon their own countrymen The bloody pur-
pose OF an ndlscrmlnae assassination, under the name
OF guerilla warfare almost too monstrous TO be believed
while the miserable peience for such eXecrable design
wrought out by the by the Arkansas party tse
provoked by murder, is totally unworthy of notice The
Arkansas outrage OF course nexcusable, and has
received mened condemnation throughout the United
States; and similar practices, by such fahless foe as
the Mexican will be not only denounced but be
feariuly avenged The vlllanous authority which has
concocted and directed such systematic assassination
as the Canales order dscoses, pesumes upon the re-
hned civilization OF our people for the safety of those
MeXlcans who may be in power or the purpose is
to provoke retaliation on the part OF the American forces
upon unoiending MexicaDs, that an extermnatng con-
test by all means of death, and open may be en-
gendered Should this netarous project be put into prac
ce, udiclous retaliation will be absolutely necessary
as measure OF protection; and all where cap
ura is made OF parties guilty, any way accessory to
the crime OF MURDER by association with the sangunary
hordes acting under such commissions summary and ex
emplary punishment should be melted out.
1t is fearful to contemplate the utter degradation of the
human character, exhibited in the Internal purposes OF
tins Canales and those il is probably designed 10 carry
out IN some OF the central States 1t bears the most re-
volung features of barbarous life and is without one
salutary or redeemng qualification ii has not the smallest
claim whatever to the single merit of personal courage
On the contrary 1T beays the sneakng cowardce of the
most remoseless murder Yet this the people who have
protested to rank with the civilized nations OF the earth
who have appealed to civilized nations governed in then
warfare by some sentiments of humanity at least for
sympathy and and Sympathy, orsooth will be luck
murderous design BY common consent her name will
be oblteraed from among the nations of the earth or
there is sympathy with deliberate and cold -booded
ASSASSINATION IN the world than we have been led to sup
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GUERILLA PRocLAMArIoN OF SANTA ANNA. Lieutenant
Bee, of Captain Mlrabeau b Lamars squadron of Tex
ans stationed at Moncova arrived at Camargo few
days ago. says the Matamoros Flag of the 9Th instant
for the purpose Of escorng back train with stores and
money to pay of the troops. On the way down from
Moncova Lieut. Bee was informed that einssaries from
Santa Anna raversing the country making public
everywhere recent proclamation of the wooien. egped
chieain, which commanded the entire male population
of the country, from the ages of twelve to y to form
themselves INTO guerilla bands Immediately, choose a
chief who would receive commission when reportinr
twenty or more men, and proceed at the
OF Americans, whenever and wherever they could find
themrefsal to assist in the determination was TO be con-
sdercd aitoous and their property to be made the com.
mon spoil OF all who lent willing hand in carving on,
the instructions OF The ponunciamento The Mexicans
obeyed the order with reluctance and when leuenan,
Bee passing through Guerrero he learned that one
OF these emissanes was soournng in the town. and had
just ceased reading the order when the Americans were
seen TO approach Twenty men comprised his command
but he determined to attempt capture of the emissary
and all his aeetterswhich effected without blood
shed-the leader and twenty Mexcans besides the al
cade OF the Town, were made prisoners brought down 10
Camargo, and handed over TO the commandment copv
Of the proclamation was also handed him They have
since been reeased-emissary and all on what ground
we have not been nformed.-N o Mercuru
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By the President of the United states.

TN pursuance of the act OF Congress- entitled san
establish town ST. Marks, in Florida" approved on
the 2d day OF March, 1888, JAMES H. POLK, President
of the United States of America, do hereby declare and
office TALLAHASSEE, in the State OF Florida, for the
disposal of the aforementioned lots in said of ST.
Marks commencing Monday, the lth day of October
next, to-wlti
eeven twelve, fourteen hiteen sxteen eighteen, nine
teen, twenty twenty-five twenty three, tweniyfour, TWEEN
ysiX wentyeven, weniyeight, thirty, thrtyone thirty
two, thirtyour hlrtybve, thrtysx, try-eght, thirty
nine, forty ioythree forty ortysix forty
eight, fifty, iy-one fitywo, fifty four y-fve fly-six,
seven sxtyeight, seventy our seventyve seven-six,
sevenyegh seventy nne eighty, eigtysix eghtyseven,
eighty eight, ninety, nney-one. ninetywo, nney-six,
ninetyeigh, nney-nine, hundred, hundred and
two, hundred and three hundred and four,
hundred and six hundred and seven hundred and
eight hundred and hundred and eleven,
hundred and twelve, hundred and fourteen, hun
bred and fifteen hundred and sixteen, hundred and
eighteen, hundred and nineteen one hundred and
twenty, hundred and twenty-five, hundred and
twentyhree, hundred and twenty-four, hundred
and tweny-sx, together with all the portions of the follow
named lots covered by the donation of ten acres
made TO the Tallahassee Railroad Company, viz Lots
numbered oyseven hltynne, sixty, seventy seven
tywo seventy three, eghytwo, eighty five, and ninety
four.
The Offering of the aforementioned lots will be
menced the day appointed, and proceed in the same
order in which they advertised, with all convenient
despatch until the whole shall have been offered and the
sale thus closed But the sale shall not be kept open longer
than weeks, and private entry any LOT will be adj
med until after the expiration OF the two weeks.
Given under my hand, al the city OF Washington, this
twenyfrst day Of May a. d. one thousand eight hundred
and forty-sevcn. JAMES IL, POLK.
BY the Presidents
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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IN X. II. DrER, .g.mtioneer.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SODA FOUNTAIN,
IL BUGGY AND HARNESS, nc, at auction.-On Sat
urday morning next the 18th instant, shall SELL front OF
my auction store O'clock large and excellent
of household and kitchen urnire amongst which
enIlmerale follows, viz;
Mahogany sofas. sideboards, dining tables
Cane and other chairs
Bedsteats washsants wardrobes
Beds, hair and shuck mattresses
-Four superior Brussels and two ingram carpets, &c.
With general assortment of kitchen requisites.
Also OF fine French lawns, 10 pieces mating, SO
dozen Claet wne 10 dozen wasboards, tubs buck
cts, &c.
pair of soda fountains buggy and harness and lot OF
good cigars, &c. X. W. DYER,
May 27--3t Auctioneer.
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DEPARTURE OF TRooPs.-The ship Republic sailed
Tuesday morning with $50 soldiers of the tenth
OF the United States infantry, bound for Point Isabel 10
reinforce General Taylor. The officers are Col Robert
z; temple, commanding Captains W. w Tompkins.
W. b. Walradt Caleb Wilder, Samuel Bickinson Lieuts
Robert I. Morgan, Joseph II Howard, Squire Moon,
Chas a. Johnson, Chas. Van Allen, John J Nevins ;
Samuel Lea, adIutant We learn that the veteran Col
Bankhead, who did such gallant service at Vera Cruz is
10 take command at Fort Hamilton and that Major
Hamilton, who distinguished himself at Palo Alto and
Monterey, vail go out in the next detachment of the
tenth-N Y. Tribune, Muy 20.
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To Contractors.

James River and Kanawha Company, in Richmond
Virginia, until the 10Th July for the construction Oh
three dams river the line OF the com
panys canal between Lynchburg and the mouth OF North
The first of said dams will be about 81 eet high and
400 feet long situated about miles above Lynchburg
the second will be abouti feet high and $40 ee long, and
situated about miles of Lynchburg; the third will be
about % feet high and 800 feet long, and situated about IL
miles west of Lynehburg. The foundations OF these dams
of rock and the superstructures will be required To be
raseda high owwater level during the present
Plans of said works may be seen, and specifications thereof
obtained, at the companys Office in Richmond the
subscribers office said line above Lynchburg and a
the LIST of July WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Engineer James River and Kanawka Co.
RICHMOND, Nav 2i, 1917 May 27-c3awtl2J
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OFFICIAL.
CONTINUED from Yesterdays "Union.")

CAMP TAYLOR, March 3. isl7,
GENERAL Being anxious to render full and equal JUS
tce to all the brave officers and soldiers whose efforts
contributed the glorious results of the battle OF the 22d
and 23d and having recently learned the part performed
report 80 as to insert the proper place. as follows
g also take pleasure in awarding to Major Munroe,
Of the artillery The highest praise for his active exertons
at the Ranele and its vicinity, in inducing the men TO
form and rally there. His presence and counsel were
highly advantageous and contributed to bring about the
beneficial results at that point"
have the honor to be, your most obedient servant,
JOSEPH LANE,
Brigader General
Rripader General Wool
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JOHN =. HORNER,


OFFERS his professional services the District Courts
~ of the counties of Fond du Lac Dodge Columbia and
Marquette also in the Supreme Court of the Territory
of Wisconsin.
lie VIII also attend the preparation Of and advise to
presumption claims and act general land agent be-
hall OF purchasers of the public lands and for nonresident
owners of lands in the above counties, in the payment of
taxes, and sale and redemption from sale OF lands
forfeited for taxes.
HIS address and residence is at Green Lake. Marquette
county, Wisconsin. JOHN S. HORNt,R
Nav 2t-cp6t