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ARRIVED
Steamship Crescent City Baxter. New Orleans llsh and
Havana 18th ir ~ Roberta Feb Is IT'S miles Nv Of
havana passed vessels lower mast with ths attached
arenty loi the wAter 16h, on Oarysfor reef
ste,mer The South hence for New Oeans
lsth AN IS mites kN1 from Cape HstterAs passed bark
West Wind. fr,n 9, MARKS fer Nov York TIE s.psr
Steamship ossFga, 1'Kin.sry Norfelt % hou,s, 70
into In distress, v before STATED.
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner. Norfolk 10, hours 10
LudlAm b P1eAsants.
echr Hsmison OF Bsvs.lyl Howe, Port Prince, Is
days with loswood. As, 10 Habich %, Of Boston.
sohr AGATE tot PROVE sne. Roberts Cape Hayden
lat % 90 Ion Is o. In gale from Nh shipped SEA- ana
wAshed she dock load % sprung jbboom, split lib and
eaused the vessel 70 leak
echf Ship Carpenter, Bearse, Delaware
eohr " Carlisle. -, Delaware.
Schr n Donneu LAnk Delaware.
Schr Gertrude Horton, Hawa emlrnA, Del
One ship and one brig. unknown.
SAILED.
Ship Am erica. Liverpool.
Wind 81 SUNRISE wv; meridian, DO; sunset, M.
Memoranda
eohr Frank Sim which let Havana 7th ns report
Cd for Charleston, AR 81 Savannah l5th.
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BOSTON Yss 9-AFr ships Parthsnia New Orleans; Ma
rion do; banks Macon, Savannah; Rose Poole smyrna;
Ranger. o.,dssss bIiss Florence Wilmington; osndsoe
Bstnors; Young c. orgetown essenger Cardenas
L. Natar wsipsls Mobile Lou,hsr a.; Den arara Fri
ndAd Chi D Baltimore; Myra. Ptiadelphi, Sarah Rio
Cordea, Trinidad; sohr King Philip, Port Prince
CHARLHsTeH. ebls-Arr ships Columbia, and Masonic;
bark Carslins brgs Townsend and Laura (Dan al from
New York.
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EDGARTOwN. Feb l6-Arr brig Lucy Watts recently
ashore East Chop The 10 from Phadslphia for Bos
ton. m will have 70 reI AIR here.
Also arr 10Th. sehr Wave. Stephens from Baltimore fer
SID th, schrs IForA Fay State yutna Mary LAngdsn,
Elizabeth Mebourns Jones. Fredk Dyer and Wave
In port, sshr Francis HAliet for New Bedford.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb Is-Arr steamship City Of Nan.
chester leteh, Lverpoel brig Andoyer, Hardy Boston;
soh. Mary Ysrbel. Edwards, and Mari Miller LAWS
York.
ca 18th. brigs Nay Qasen Jackson NrsAHs Loesburg
Coon ey, Chaflsston; BuflinE, weaver, Fall River.
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fhs Unitsd 6tatss steamer Pdsesson, Captain Hsury
EagIs commander returned ysstsrday from trial tp
q three days ct - fhs trp represented 10 havs
bssa q ~ Dce ssscenful ohArAstss hse ssgisss and
nash1sssy ce.isg fuIy ~ y u sxYsstshess q ~
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NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
The Latest non washingtsa.

The Latest noa Washlngto1.
fH1 C0NKLIN0 rREArY-fHE NBRAsKA ELL.
wAMsaros Fob 10, 1864
Ths oosklirg treaty has not bssa submitted to tAs
senate for rsansatoa q Il gs.sralIy supposed. Ths
document II poasssoa OF The Senate dspy cory 1t
the treaty, ssnt thsrs, suppose. ~ curiosity The
Senate some time ass called for the Cosklag treaty; but
the President did not dssrs any action taken with ~
gard 10 IT. he hit upon the singular 1psdisnt Of simply
sending COPY, instead Ct the original doeumsat aad
thus tbs intsntoa Of the Senate the mover Of the
resolutions has bssn practically defeated that bsdy
cannot OF course, take oognzsnos Of . more copy Of
treaty submitted simply to them for information, and not
for advice ratification. In small way this ID quits
an elegant psos Of diplomacy the part Of the Prss
dent, worthy Of . Justices court.
The delay in coming 10 vote In the Senate upon the
Nebraska bill d daily weakening It In the Hsuss the
friends Of the really desire Its passage they viii
cease talking and got vots ~ possible We do
believe pass the House BY ct least thirty v,ss
Others sapguine and declare IT. passage certain
but when called upon to figure up the vss they cannot
do It.
THE PxRHAx GIFT ooMnrTKA
The Psrham enterprise distributing committee have
6nshsd the numbering Of the orders and adjourned to
meet again In New York. Msssrs Shirley and Assksr
TO remain In Georgetown to distribute to the ticket hold
their orders rpor Of the proceedings Of the COM
Gatte0 sao0S oVhA huoPS0uS
bs printed
From tho south
the EXPLOSION OF THE KATE KBARNEY-MURDKRER
CoNvICTED-MAINE LAW IN MARYLAND, ETC.
BALnxoRu, Feb 10, 1854.
despatch from st. Louis states that the Rsv. Mr..
Gassovay formerly Of Georgetown o. ops Of the pas
ssnse board the Kate Kearnsy, has died of his in
juriss.
Luke Burns Was yesterday convicted In the Criminal
Court of this city Of murder In the Hrst Degree for kill
Ing Peter Miller.
The prohbitory liquor law passed the House of Dele
gates yesterday, vos Of q to 3D. 1t contains al the
Maine law reotrotions including the right Of search
and the destruction Of the hquor Is to into opera
ton In Nay 1885, provided It has been previously up
proved by voss Of the people.
No mail from beyond Mobile has arrived today
Arrival Of the Sarah Sands.
PORTLAND, Feb TO- 1854.
The steamship ssrahss.nds, from Liverpool jan 81,
arrived here to-day ct p She brings eighty seven
passengers, including those Of the steamer Charity,
which put back.
Death OF Ex-senator Strange.
RALNGH, N. O., Feb 10, 1884.
Ex-senator Robert Strange died at his resi- dence
Fayetteville, ct two O'Clock this morning.
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nIRITImE lNTELLI01aOE.

ALMANAC HIw YoRK-rm DAT.
RrB ...........o 40 MOON ........... 90 IS
SUN nn..............s Il MoH wArR...........0l AZ
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PA,sen gcrs by the Rattle

Lina'sy beM. ID hA;r.' hrs Iuei.r c.Ps.n willcu4h
s.ymond; " Huber and lazy MI Higher Mis-
Mr. reliows Mr. y eanson Mr. stwater Hr eysrsos NJ
A LIE Clap, Johv son, Mr. osborne, Mr. II Rice NJ
Brunte , MT Lyman Mr. sheldon, Mr. Phoebe Mr. Niniak
NJ Hfuns Mr. Mayer, nrwoots, Mr. fhelan Mr. BALDWIN.
M phridsn lady and child, Nv lisms Mr. Carbsy Mr.
lacy Mr. scherinhs.ssn Dr. Won useseror Mr. n,Kaisht
Niss kulhntr, Mr. lshau : .-'
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Arrival Of the sarah sands.

Arrival of the Sarah Sands.
PORTLAND, Feb. 10, 1854
The steamship ssrahsssnds, from Liverpool Jan. 81
arrived here poday ct 4P n She brings eighty
passengers including those Of the steamer Charity
which put back.
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Death OF Ex. Senator Strange.
RALMGH, N. O., Feb 10, 1884.
Ex-senator Robert Strange died ct his resi- dence
Fayetteville, ct two O'Clock this mornisg.
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oTner Pseha has effected . mos, Important movement
having crossed the Danube With $4,000 m,p and divided
the Russian army the right wing Of which at Krajova
the left st Gaatz and the centre 1t Bucharest Omar
crossed In person At oeptra and ct last accounts was
only two days distance from Bucharest where the Rus
sian force La weak The supposed object Of omars move
meDt sm 10 attack the Of The Russian army on i
march from Rrsjova against Kshafat A despatch 70.
eevsd at the Turkish embassy indicates preparation for
IN attach BY The Turks On Bucharest.
Russian coanrm the aSovs By expressing ap
prshsnsions Of an attach from the Turks They, hes
ever, declare that The bsA weather. bed rosd and isun
cations Of the rivers reader the passass II The Danube
mpassbs 10 NE fursa Orsova letters Of the 2stA ul
MAT ths river vAs really flooded ct that date
"a tAAs 0s iov grounds vsgs iasndAtsA aresnd Kssh
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Commercial Affairs.
MONEY MARKET.

Considering the ftate Of AFFAIRS money In Britain ust
be quoted easy and the public securities compara
lively little Affected by the ads to Par
Lament. Ccpsos closd for money accom- at ola
ely; Three and quarter per cents e2a 92yI. Bank
Sock 2l6 All EEohsqusr Bills lie 2Os. premium.
After oncia hours tuesday, 7th) Oonsos were bsttsr
and dore 1t 81 u AQls
PARIS Borsss.-Thress oiossd csE 5os Four and
halves or 500
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
On Saturday. Feb 4, an active speculative demand
sprung p and the fAles reached 600 bales OF whsh
$500 were on speculation and for export On Monday
9th the improved demand OF Saturday fully support
ed but without alteration In prices 900 10 900
balrs, including 5000 for export and on spsouation
Tuesday IT'D, the market rather less actIys with
sales Of 6c00 oass including 300 America AID urat on
speculation and for export closing quiet r yes
trdsy's prices say-FAir 0reans 6L; Niddlipe. bZ:
Fair Mobile. ca Middling, So; Fair UplAnds 6lz; Md
ding 81; Ordinary, ~ M Iafsiior, az lId. per
pound,
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs
The improved feeling Advsed py last mail has not bssn
sustained Flour 10 uodsr last quotations. purchasers
beyng spArngy but some quantity taken iuvss
mt United States Western Canal 40s. 90. Els BLu
more and Philsdelpha as Cd ex warehouse and as
Ok ship Whsat-TrAds had been sou,ethng irregular;
but ON the whole moderate amount OF business trans
pirrd 81 REDUCTION OF a. Sd from Froays prices; u
white wheat 12'. I'd. a. Cd mixed an rcd lis Cd
l9s Canadian white. lis 1oi IFS bd MIXED and red
lis 3D. lis ID IadAn Corn with few Transactions 10
"a per qaartsr lower; American white, ass COS ysL
low, 49s. . 6os.
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City Intelligence.

TIE DEPARTURE OF CAPT. CRIGHr0N.
The TN - Bells Capt Creighton, win sail at O'Clock
this morning. II ID the intention, understand Of the
army officers stationed Governors leland to give him
salute Of thirty guns he goes to The fol-
lowing letter, with purse Of atty three gold sovsrsigns
Wa sent 10 him on Saturday -
NEw YORK, Feb 10 1884.
DEAR sIR-Although nation has expressed iN admira-
ticp aud gratitude for noble conduct In rescuing the
and Of he III ated steamer San Traneco
vhe fully appreciates Your services are also anxous a.
fellow sailors 70 record their probation Of your profes
sioi al merit well humanity Permit there
FORE ship nastsr 70 tender y.p our shans,
Capt. J p. C,csssy, Capt. w. r. Hoodless
II. W. johnson, W. Rowland,
A. 8. Palmer, y. Meyer
@. D. Pattie W. r. Gardner,
W. Drummond, r. Q. Bunting.
J. G DelAnd, J. Riokstson,
J. Battsn, J. d. Palmer,
Jno Edwards, r. Kinney.
John Graham, 1aaw,
L. Mckay ". Barlow,
". Cor slant. A. A. Townsend,
,. G. Fowler. N. B. Palmer,
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and RahovA On the 2sih, the Russian troeps stu 90
eupied thsr old positions st Rsdovaa. On ths als,
these Russian regiments that had bssa osssssssy In
toa nom the sh to the I6th withdraw to Krsjo
", having suffered heavy losses and their place was
supplied BY frssh troops On the asa the whole STAFF Of
the oommandsrin chief arrived ct Bolsshts - grand
rsconnoisanes to take place very shortly against
Kalsfat
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p pss. {. gs's asss: ss ;1':ss:s
Il: i:s q s.s:
4: % ' x. S.1 s s.s
s.: Lion M; e: ss,t I.ss.D, Kirby %; 20 sssS -
a.
brx Abbot. Lsvrsnoe Baker Boson CID issh ship Jss:
o;:s
S. Ess.s s. s:n s'
sSs: s.s s5 ss:s r,' ais','
ss .rrSe soa woos.a sam sss srs
sor Prs so Emperor TSss.ss New Orleans: bark: "a
zero, tIss os.s Miller eIeves surissu; Maria. PsE.A
rs. f co. ,;sr' ST.,s s.y,s' essr and .s
lie Beat Ii. Char Chase. sniss ca, Pss.s;
s ss5 AA, r Burgess Norfolk SID ships csAn''s
;. n. n IS :sr. "a. @ s.n Gsss
Es'lds gste,sep Antwerp; " Dyer. Dyer. RishassA~
FALL kIyEs-Ar Feb II brig Excel, r.rinsn. ApaissAs
koBIdE-Ar Feb ala sohr. r.,ss,s sn,.h n =
sosne, Whinpenny and En Is Hsacsds rra,t GA ne.
r ,Sp sse ss,rsy' I,:ssosi .ssr Hs.sss Posi- Pss
q s:.is: IN. Ss;.s e:
sss. Hsyr q xnsslnsss spssl sofa dc bari. Luos.sA
::ss: i Rs 4: s ss.
s,.s ~. cs ssIs
rhis 81 Bsni. Macy, EAvrs Sc. al So al; Hsns
@ nsy s Ssn I sS s'f sna ~
soasry. CsasrJ ana schr Fannie Bsasson, PhaAs
FOpHoLK-Cld fss Is, sehr 7 L Smith. White, Nyerk-
MN L0Nnok-Ar Feb II, steamer sbetuoisA ossr. y
roEriAED.An Tsb IL esis Mon.ross, Hsss,, Estsscas
nab yh schu James Freeman Freeman, faskhr via reres
0suth; Lucy bite, Torrsy Rsehlais for kehmona Va
Ssss ssssas srs a. SssssS.
Yerk, Mstanlss Gid ship Phonix; brs Rnsh
n9scKPoRr-mA Feb II. 'shs Lacy Whis r'rrsy' hsA-
IocKLAND-Ar Feb Il, sshr csssA NYork, sla iss4-
'sAvAxrAn-Aur .s n s.-. s.lss...A I.s,,.A nsss-
stsd, Lonsen; lBth, sshs Brank eiDnons Law otaE
w. CM IN. y skip AsAAeA rsgsssA " 9pssA
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MEDICAL:
INyIGORATINCs CORDIAL.
IL NpIIpIc VEGET ARI T. liz QQMpilSITIQN

| "ENRY,S INyIGORATING CORDIAL,
| III PURELY VEGETABLE In IFS COMPOSITION
rbiehhave been found aer years by he
skillfu Physicians TO be possessed OF qualities bene
diseases for which tits nended
willis. presented to the pehiic eicacious remedy
also known to be ofthst character which reliance
morrhases Disordered slerity Menruation OF Sn6pres
sior ofthe Menses, Flour Albus Whites, for f
s,- Debility
arising from any cause, sueh weakness from
where the patient has been confHedto bed
for Females after confinement, Abortion Miscarriage, M
Cordial cannot be exceed in its sautry
Muscular Energy, rrtabiliiy Physical Pos ate Semi
nal Weakness Papitaon ofthe Heart, Indgestion slug
ishness Decay of the Procreative Functions
&c. whore Medicine is required IL viii be found
equal, II not superior 10 any Compound ever used.
To Females. 30
Henry,s Inygorating Cordial ia of the most
Medicines in the many Comppt- to which Females are
subject II assists nature to braca the whole check
excess aud creates renewed health aud hanpness hess
ist were they generally to adopt Of THIS Gordls
Ladies who are debilatef by those ebgetons which s
to bloom and to vigor
Young Men,
That solitary practice, fatal to the existence of and
m at as % ssFef
causes ~ t'.l $50 g, SOS, es1l'1d ~
Nervous Debility, ~ cste a-
Weakness the system, aud Premature Decay. of
you may be suffering msed the source
of disease To those, then, who by have Brought
E@,op. weasness and Of
Nervous Affection. any other of unresn
ed indulgence of the sensual passions occasioning the
cessiiy OF renouncing the feIcities OF -
Marriage.
essenng both mental bodily capacity. Holi Henrys
Invigoratng Cordial Medicine that is purely Vegetable,
will aid nature 10 restore those important functions to
healthy state will ofseryiee 10 you possesses
virtues general remover OF dsease and strength
sneI Of the system. d FGEtsN
As a Tonic Medicine, ry EaJE
is unsurpassed. We do place this Cordial footing
with quack medicines, and as is customary append long
list Of Recommendations, Certificates de-, beginning with
SHEAR what the Preacher says and such Ike it not
essary, for "Henry's lnvgoraiing Cordial only needs
trial to prove shat 1t W i'll accomplish all say @
The Genuine ''IIenry's lnvigOrating Coriial,''
is put up Pannel Bottles, and is easily reeonzedb BY
the Manufacturers the label of each Bole TO
counterfeit which forgery well the name bfownn
the glass. --.s.-.a.. .l- a.zt 90 lis M
? Sold for So per Bottle; Six for So Sl6 per Dozen.
Prepared only by s. f. COHEN No. Fran lin Row Vine
street, below Eighth, Philadelphia Pa. 10 HON all Or
DERS must be addressed For sale by all Drug,
gists and Merchants throughout the country. - -
For sale the Patent Medicine Depot, No, 1a College
by j. Dromgoole, wholesale Agent Tor III State, only
agent in Nashville. s. s.s 115 rFiEGEaGl T. Efs sl-
decIl-6m d&tw. -.r t-..-1-.-s
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system in better condition. Let all interested such
remedy call apo obtain pamphlet reeI containing ample
proof from highly respectable thu happy
OF its together with letters from cass experienced
physicians, who have used it in their Practice and speak
from their observations. M. ..Tt lT-sr
REFKREscEs.P B. Psckham, N. D., Utica, Y. Z, L. d.
Fleming, NJ D., C3nandagua, n. Y, ". n. Hills ". D.,
Rochester, n. Y, Y. Foote, NJ d. Syracuse y. V Prof
Dunbar, NJ. D., Baltimore Nd J. c. Orrck. n. D., fatl-
more, Md, W. W. Reese, M d. New York City,. w Pres
colt, IL. D. Concord, y. H. J. T. SeWland, NJ D., Utica,
N. A.. -t. '-'f
Pamphlets had gratis a. Joas 2. DRoNeooLr's Patent
Medicine House, College street. Wholesale and Retail
Agent Nashville, Tennessee. .."--
ALS0.-For sale by -' -f
DR. F. s. WoLDRIDGs, Franklin,
ISIAH A. EcKLEs, Springfield,
JAMES I. BAsHAw, Gallztin,
Cook x OwEs, Lebanon,
CRoCKEr q RIDDLE, Murlreesboro'.
Eep5srrg c. H., s. c. by Rec. C. S Beard, @ sanfs State
GLENN SPRINGS, Jan. ga, 1-53.
Messrs BEACH & BRowssos-SIRs: send for another
bottle of your anarchists Uterine C4thocon' kiy wife
has been afflicted for eleven years and variety OF means
has been resored relief but obtaned until
received this medicine from lis influence al
magical there q manifest i'm provement foin the
day II was taken. -... .-..tt --.L- -t-.-f
As many females in country abOring
unde the alictiou for which your medicine proposes
remedy, feel Ii duty TO recommend it TO all SUCH
(SigpedO CLoUGH S. BEARD.
IL J. B. MARCHISI & CO., Projectors, Central De-
pot 304 Broadway, y. Y. --.,.-. - novsi.
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The Genuine ssIenry's Invigorating Cordial. -
DR. J. ID. MARCHTSI,s yCELEBRApED
i GAIHQIICQN for the Icli.E nd Of

Females. 1t stands Pre-
eminent for its curative
powers in all diseases for
which il is recommended,
allied
Female Complaints.
OF these are Prolapsus
Uteri, or Falling of the
Womb; Flour Albus, or
Whites; Chronic lnfam-
matien and liberation OF
the Womb; Incidental He
morrhage, or Flooding;
Painful, Suppressed, and
Irregular Menstruatlon,
&C., with accompanying
evils, Cancer excepted }
no matter how severe or of
how long standing.
h1he Catholicon far sur
passes other remedies, in
being more certain, less
n arnansiva andieayipu o. IN a
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GROCERIES.
FRESH ARRIyALS.

lust received per New Orleans, Cincinnati and Ptt-
O burg steamers the following articles which we are Of
rng low for cash. Country Merchants and dealers gene
aally will do well call and examine for themselves
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; so doz Brooms ax
so do Laguyra do; 200 kegs Pure Lead; "a p
200 bbls prime Molasses5o0 do No do; 4
$50 4 bbls do do; $50 casks best English Soda;
$50 hhds Sugars, all grades; 20 bags Race Ginger;
Loaf afCrashed and Powdered Sugars, assormsnt sf
IS bags Pepper; aq dt Is chests Teas, assorted; a
Is do Spice; so bbis Soda Crackerx
10 0tierces fresh Rice; so do Butter do; t~
loo boxes NJ Raisins Cotton Yarns; assorted;
so boxes Cod Fish sitE'a 2gryss Wash Boards;
80 do Herring; 5frT Is nests Tubs; .,1 a3stC Is
90 bbs Mackerel S casks Brandy; = -
100 kits, assorted numbers do Signette Brandy;
10 cases fresh Sardnes; do do;
25 boxes Pickles, assorted; do Madeira Wine; -
bbs Birthstone; do Sherry do;
10 do Alum; - 10 do Port do;
$50 bags fine Salt; 25 bbls s M Wine;
$50 Defnijohns, ass'd Sizes 40 Is bbls s NJ Wine;
10 fras Almonds; hgG o. 25 bbIs Holland Gin;
100000 Cigars var brands SO do American Brandy;
300 boxes prime Cheese; so do Old Bour Whisky;
$50 do Quart Flasks; so do Old Monopg dc;
$50 do Pint do 25 do Old Rye do;
so do Fluted Tumbiers, as;200 do Recti6ed do;
200 kegs Nails assorted; 20 do Old Peach Brandy;
Together with all other articles usually kept our line
Call at NICH0L, PEACOCK CO 5, 49,
febS Corner Of Church and Market sts
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'-..-- AFFLICTED READ!

AFFLICTED READ!
PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL LH0USE.-EstabIished Is
/ years ago by DIR. klNkELIN The Oldest, surest and
best hand to all forms of secret diseases of the skim
solitary habits of youth, is DR. kINkELIN n W. corner
of Third and Union streets between Spruce and Pine
and half squares from the Exchange, Philadelphia.
Take Particular Notice.-There is q habit which
bows teach each other at the academy college, habit in
duged when by themselves in solitude growing with
the boy to manhood and which, if not abandoned in due
time not only begets obstacles matrimonial hap
pness but gives to series of proraced nsdous and
devastating affections. Few OF those whe indulge in this
pernicious practice aware Of the until they
ind the system is shattered feel strange aud
feelings vague fears IN the mind The ndvldua
becomes feeble he Is unable labor with accustomed Wig.
or or TO apply his mind to study his tardy and weak
he is dull and rresolue the countenGnes Is downcas the
ewes without natural ustre shameacedness is APPARENT
1Hcse are symptoms tchich should aake tie attention of
these similarly afflicted.
If the victim be conscious of the cause of his decay and
having renqushed the odous practice he suffers under
those terrible nocturnal emissions whch weaken and shame
him. producing mental and physical prostration II he
emancpate himself before the practice has done its worst
and enter marmony his marriage IS unuitfh and bis
senses tell him that this caused by his early fellies
Too many think they will hug the their
hearts and cure themselves. Alas how often is this fatal
deuson and how many promising youth who might have
been an to society has faded from the earth
Young Men Let false modesty deter from
making your known to who from education
spectabity can alone berend yOu He who places himself
under DR. BINKELINS s treatment may rehgousiy coufde
his honor as gentleman, and in whose bosom viii be for
| ever locked the secret of the patient
Country Misunderstanding 1t inconyenient to make
personal application by stating their explicitly to
gether with all their symptoms per letter postpaid have
forwarded TO them chest containing Dr. X medicines
| appropriated accordingly and be cured at home
Structures of the ureha weakness and constitutional de-
bty promptly cured and full vigor restored All letters
remittance of % cents in a letter post paid adj
dressed to Dr. Knkein Philadelphia will secure his book
| on the Secret Infrmities of Youth. sept4-w1y
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Z .5SslUNDRIE.,S.. !, .
90 REDUCTION IN PRICE -
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BOGLE's HYPERION FLUID,
For Restoring. Preserving and Adjoining the hair,


BOGLE's HYPERION FLUID,
For Restoring. Preserving and Adjoining the Hair,
:.s TO THE FOLLOWING Low RATES, VIZ ~
Bottles formerly sold at so cents reduced to Is cents,
81 g ~ ~ 1i'7taa 75 20 a I
-eazs O hse "a eva "a 100 ~. e .,s~ X
Is the best article known for curing Badness Dam
drlt Salt Rheom and all affections the skin. Where
everything else has failed Bogles Hyperion Fluid has ef
fected permanent cure - .-.i--,L 3 r.
BOGLEsS ELECTRIC HAIR DYE,
Is another wonder Of the age instantly converts Red
Grey unsghtly Hair, into beautiful Black Brown
time improving the sotness aud fexib.y of the hair 1t
does not stain the skin aud be applied in any weather
It's effects and certain whilst virtues beyond
price and whepever used at once establishes its superiority
over all others -
BOGLE'S ANGLE SHAVING CREAM
Is article of rare merit its mild and detergent proper
ties prevent the skin from chappng and also resist the
sudden changes of temperature climate whilst the
lathsr is both creamy and lasting. st 7o-s71P q
Of Ls3aaa BOGLE'S HEREAIONA, ee-.-- s.a..,
Ferpgeserring and identifying the complexion and rem
dering it fair and delicate is wthouta rival fs aos
Ahee articles have stood the tss Of the sricest inves
tgaon and considered TO be the only worthy of
grazing the toilet of beauty, taste and fashion.
Sold ouly by GEORGE GRElG, at 81 Union Street.
jan2l 5f-tf j. sa9ss.ze ~ zoo 10.
r OOK.--Who would buy on credit when they can buy
II so cheap for CASH. am selling ds l.i-e,af $ :
- boxes sardines at 40 40 cents; soa st b @
Fresh oyeters at rs cents per can; 'a1.Faf
ID "0 Salmons so 2pound cans; p
Q Lobsters Is a y"
Tjanis'54 ~ JOHN nixon, if.