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The national Republican., 1861-08-29
DRO ECTUS OF THE WEEKLY
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.

The undersigned commenced, in the month of
December last, the publication, in this city, of
aweekly newspaper, called tho National Rcp"d.
HCdh.
It is printed on IL large sheet, twenty. y.Sevon
by fnrty.two inches, and is furnished al the low
prices stated below.
1t will contain all the original matter Of the
daily National RepujHcdn, with the exception
of local news not interesting I" country sub
Scrbers.
It will give full reports Of the proceedings of
Congress, and of the other departments OF the
National GoverLment.
1t will contain all the news Of the day, foreign
and domestic, markets, &c, &C., as well aS an
original correspondence from all parts of the
country. Tho miscellaneous department will
receive special attention, and, in all respects,
the effort will be made to establish the charac.
ter Of the National Republican, as II Family
Newspaper.
Washington being now the central point Of
the current military operations, great attention
will be paid tu furnishing the readers Of the
National Republican with full, and especially
with dccHrate, ACCOUNTS of the progress Of the
war for the Union.
In politics, the paper will be Republican, sns.
tanning tho Administration Of Mr.. Lincoln, but
diSclaimng, however, any pretenS"n to be tie
organ of the President.
Tho is no other Republican paper in the DlS.
trict of Columbia, or in the vicinity Of ii, and
it is believed that recent events have opened I"
slch paper an important sphere OF uNGiui
effort. The ,ime has come, when the actual
administration of the Government upon ltepub'
lican principles will explode the misreprC>"n.
,ations which have made those principles )"
distasteiul to the South.
But II is not only here, and in this vicinity
that the projectors of the National Repubhcdt
hope to make it useful. To the whole country
they offer II journal which will discuss national
politics froma national standpoint, and which
will never be swerved from patriotic duty by
any overpoWorng pressure Of local interest
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
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iIl rIp

The alarm i mo about ,rI-u O'clock JJst
evening WAS caIls"d ~ the Earning ul Il chrln
mCy On Seventh street, near the hp"JIte"n
nice.
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entral Guardhoasc.

Ol course the writer is an Irishman AS no
other person could pen such letter.
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A FINE OPPORTUNITY to exchange "a

n good HOUSE aud LOT ia Washington ior
handsome COTTAGE with two ares of land, Car
riage House Stable &c, beautifully situated in the
flourish rg city of Davenport, Iowa.
For particulars, address W. II H., Box 3ji City
20. aug 2s-Gtt
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VTTANTED.-B0ard for Gentleman nd
w Wife, and Child two years old, in private
family, or in = house where there are faw bOarders.
Address {" Boarder, at the Republican Office, corner
of Seventh and streets, stating terms.
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dtuart as fu!lows uli further % sli.,
TE.INE Nr"tH
MAIL vt 9I5 4. NJ.
EMPRESS at 4,36 i Il
HARRISNt RI hlCpN'i. -.i . .'.- g.
rhc SEA = tin ro.m,.. &c..
aiui u tn. wet D.. 'irs /.
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roads 81 lUH. vita iur. Hr'
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renueJ llama aud NV x
Tht ! :j T.. Nj train nuke ii ...
tiCnS except laL"yrI atls ,..l n!.-. 3.
rosc aud the Lebanon aig, &a =.
The 10 L. NJ. trniu mihc. tC'Nt' a.
sylyania Ra,lroai Tor all rrl
irct connections IUr New iyIE
Tn" \ " go VI si.. g.
irUiu WpehtuRtcn Guy cuunl',
TEIfI l,T''
Mail at h.ly T. II -. ,...
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For tiGkct- al i.i-.lnI III Il "a. 70 -..- -..--
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A Goerh Hospital, No. $50 c street, Washing.
ton.
let u. S Iniantry...l 9th L. 3. Artillery .... /
I'd do do.... . lst Reg U. s. Cavalry. !
Cd do do...n 2d do do. 10
s,h do do...i ID do Dragons. ,
LIST do Artillery. 7 Recruit /
81 do do. -
Gd do do....l Total.
DESERTED
Corporal Lawrence Dwyer, Company d, 9Th Ar.
tillery.
AT Hospital at Cjl.unJia College, |Vdshiyton.
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RAILROADS, FTl
EAvE rHILhDELPuIA
IL For NEW YORK

Thc Camden and ArnJyy e. rL..'l.l.hit aad
Trenton Riiroad Companies, Line .Iyn THN.A-
DELrnIh 70 NEW ip"k hNn " q ILh-
CkS, from WALNUT STEtkl wa ~. hNu
kENSiSGTUN DEPOT. viii leave O f".l.E.
Ats A NJ via Camden and AmLoy C. AMI 4
At A N Va Camden aud jersey city, lS.J
AS 4 NJ, via Camden and Jergcy Ci,y, tAtor.haR
A, y; A. NJ, via Remington pud Jc. C,.g
Mi:S r MIA Caml,a oul .ln,I. 3. .Ac:yH-a,
A, 2 =. N, via Cam Nn spl l9cy &C. trI 4
At a. =. n. via Nvnlog..o 1rl fa-.y .uy,
At =. r, ,M., ~ kyr ast.- nd J.. = ciy.
A,nn NJ, via Cum1,n and 's ylaO. holm.
htni%r, NJ va camd.u aut,'.. -. ..'~ ..,A
Al +. y, via camdcn ~ hm,a .A.... a.
% il" 6Pli P'li I Mair r 7 ai .i"f' ,nns .o. ,.t' ~ =
N. Mail, Saturday cxc"ptul
sc, At 10 A, NJ nnI = : = ,f,.o -" ,o,
bara. Mo trcsc, Great t.uI, O.. .. .,
WU.trn Railroad
FOR JIouclr ChurL. Ar'uly..,. a.H 3 b.. S,.. Al
- 4. " and .. Z. IA ir NJ Ke.! u. '... =, .c :
Eagton at g.a5 y, NJ
W N9H", holy Il, md i II I'D . Ill ~
FOR rl,cho!d at9A M.arrqF
Npr Bri~Ul, Preston s, ct, , .. Il 9, III
r. T. N fIcn kcr t"ator. arI2'. j. ., r.t.
walnut street wharf
rg'on tlnrcnr eco Dnrd r' =" ." D., n. ., s..
A., and 8 L. NJ
steamer trenton fer Rr- #. '" a. .l me 81
ate pIurcF. ate. T. j r"Ir - o.! %.
ne. For Trw NOrl; and WAY H.. . *
sLgl Il Depot, take the Gu yu u...-. ....'
Wauuui, hiIf ~ hour before cer.r.... la ..,.
run in . the sep aui o. arrival ~ rn.n' .Garon
;hr depot
tiny ounit Of bag. rc ,a.," rIa..-' - "A l..
la&en5r Ia.'Cng"r, ~, Ilp.' nd E, .1@..r p
anything a. baggage but N.yl '-..,'. ay.G,
A. BIZ ;S0Gc over ility ~ url.s ,u a'a ,..t-
to orc dollar PER . mud ..u w., r..' b. .i... H.,
any amount hey nd "i" l." .rrll .i.- 80. 49,,
special contract. WN II. g. W. III
aug 10 A. 1T.
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"ANik kM-Au3Sd c,r = 4ea,,i.Sua Ni,d
w VIE, !rnL aud uir. the y. iflamJ Nd.II. .
A. O, PeSt einse, upuediStSfy aug. ..--l
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NrEW AOlIil A..u !. .l.. .,

Pa orne,r IRAN Ir,
nUl Long r0sk, Ir.I j".'
New Nu K. Is lnl.""
AtiA ,iArEHS IGr|.
aLd prlurruI Iu'eluly,I' 3. ,..'.
AIS \. NJ ,MAil VOC D"' I,
stations TIs lraiL T.n,,.. ..H., a.-..
an pro .rvds the nest ~ .rItt.
AtIA -. MILK tai! l''. ''s q r...r
mediate STATIONS,
AHA N ACC"NN ":"''. .u - Lss'
Jcrvi~ ard prEc'pH > 4.
At l.. VI Nil t. ,''".v. y '.o
XtbrM NnUI lNrNl. G-a. u...
kirk. .uNin rannudoIEr' anI }.4ler,. ~. -.
rhc rain .! F. y,'nI s"r' III ali M.' It,.
,iD,l. and iu0- uHN to EluuA
a, i + N \ ,'ui,tl.' - lG\. n, 3.
vide. an: plruCIIml SlItI.n,
UliA" MlNnl
NATHANIEL MARSH l,...
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Nth STtrcn I'dta p. n
Refer to Hon Jui.
Hon. W u. ViNv.
and TO nl 'H,H "..'
have hlA Uu.." 5,I
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Ry }. &. mcGUIRE n co., Auction, crs.

COOP HDCSEifOLD FURNITURE IT AIt7YDN.
o. SATURDAY morning, August 3lst, com.
mencing ut 10 clock SHAH cU, at the residen E
of NJ. Campbell, No 4iS II street, between Tenth
aud Eleventh, his catire Household Furniture and
Effects, consisting, in part, Of
Mahogany ilaiiclotn sofa, Lounge
Do do Rockers and Parlor Chairs
Walnut Whatnot, MahCg my rarlor Tables
WRAut and Mahogany bureaus apd Washs'intlJ
WS1ht Jenny Liud and other Beasxa
Ek, IusK nnd vottUa, add Husk Kat;rcarAi
Mehogany sitrbolrd and Diniog liable
Crockery, elias, Ware, and Cutlery
Brussels Parlor Carpet aud Mating
Three ply, Ingram, and Venetian Carpets
COVk Stove aud Fixtures, and Kitchen Requisites
Terms cash.
aug23 ,. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.


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On FRIDAY m JYninS, August JOLh, comnen sn,o
At IL O'Clock, eiLkoyt regard to weather. aud CON
tinuipg uptl DC whoie stDk Is disposed Of we will
sell the entire stock Of Cigars Tobacco, aud Snull
in store No. sos Eleventh. stfes4, Odd Fellows Hal,
comprising, In part
Cigars
Fine cut Chewing and ssoking Tobacco
Rough and Ready, oaycudih, Light .pieseci. and
=, other brands Of Chewing rsbacco
Congress, Maccaboy, Reppe'. and Scotch Snplls
Lynchburg Smoking TObecco
Five cases CONNECTICUT Seed Leaf
One bale Havana and one bale Ysra Leaf
Ono bale Cuba, J. a Guayra, 100 MaysSilic Leaf
Together with n large assortment OF Cigars, To
eacco, and Snup, too numerous TO mention.
Terms cash. BON1I n GRIFFITH
aug 2s-td (Star) AuCtionCois.
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Tor TnE west AND :"UVs:
BALTIMORE AND VUi" l'r'...

On uad ui:cr May :r;h, l,G. .t-
follUws, ,I Leave I"m l.u -'9 80 ., .'
Mail, itx,,ps Iurd"y ga ,..A ',;
at . r. NJ. ialh 7 rI'rsE Iiry.
ALL PARTS o.. IhE or Lrr - -. -.
AND NORTIIWE.T
FOR G.II P-'r.s.,U.
Between .NllIiuorr AMI i'i~,l.-
Train, between t'iv 'm"ni .'v
cOmnodatiGu IIRt'. raEiH ,.l g..
and between GRAFTON l!'u'"l, l.. .,
A. u Train tr, N IIal'I.,n.,
TIE FRtEF.Kl' X IA. ',9.'
l.,O =. Il. and llvdcli1k 20. u.".
The ELI-ICOrl.n = SILL. So g..
more ats 2 and % 10 \ q ..'
AID liiC,tts Njlls al a..l.'
and 10, l. ".
Flg lurth,r iutJrrI'r' = ..'..
&C, apply iI D. I. Ns' =.
Slalir.l. or II! Z r ig - ,..,C
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When II Club of subscribers has been Tor
warded, additions may be made [" it on the
same torms. II is not necessary that the sub.
scriberS to Club should receive their pHpels
al the same post office.
Money may be forwarded by mail, At car
risk. Large amounts can be remitted in drafts
uu Boston, New York, Philadelphia, or Ralli.
n"Iri HnIllcr ,'ln''mIG IL o"d ,u'luu." 81
- .Gnt D.ri .iuiioa,
-. j. iiuRr.NrA y CO.
lId5hin3'uH Il. I,
rL ,V r,, | mouu. . tSuuI%I, '5I" r\crn,, Il. I"I M
$3.50 per duuum, in advance,
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TVO INVENTORS ANDp..,

l MlNN y CO., proprietor.
hmericsn, and agents for Prn-u"a
Foreign
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pY c. Mcguire & co., AuctIoneers

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VERY xtpERIOR CABINET FCRNITURE LvD
HDtSEifDLD EfFTCTS iT PlBLIC .tltT2ON
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Lonely in the Country.

cit is so lonely in the country | wish
lived in New York "--AEABELLA LIE.
Lonely u the country 1t makes ne
blush to belong TO the same sex with you.
Did you ever get out of your bed, of a
bright May morning, before sunrise, and
hurry out without even looking in your
mirror, to see if your lonnet was on
straight, and tramp across the dcw-span-
glcd meadow to the particular rock where
YOU always 90 TO read those letters from
Charley? Did you look over the dusky
meadow and babbling brook, that sings
ioyfully even though it be dark, like the
humble Christian, and watch the "sun's
glory" long before its bright red face up
peared. like hope before truition Did
you watch the sky grow first pale, and
then siIyery, and then golden, and hear
the black-bird as he woke from his morn
ing nap, and tuned his voice with the joy
full brook and did their voices sound glad,
as they sang /" Praise the Lord Praise
the Lord !" and higher and clearer rose
the anthem as the woods started from
their shapeess mass in the gathering light
and the voice Of the bird was echoed back
by thousand bursting hearts and throats
and the forest came in with its grand &C.
compartment Of praise" The Lord God
omnipotent reigncth ;" F.? Did you see al
this, and a feel lonely in the country (!
Who feeds your chickens? Who watchc:
I them grow from little mites as they frs
GLADDEN. Madam Hens motherly eyes un
Ill they get biz and saucy, like great boys
and are sent or to shift for themselves:
Lonely in The country Who milk
your COW, and looks into her great, gentle
eyes as she tries to thank you foc the kint
\ look you give her? Where arc you whei
the "mcrrie-haymakers are about =
How often do you draw your breath wheI
the air Is lllled with balmy fragrance,
and not thank God that you ike in thI
country? $. 4.
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u8Sr GfF OseaUsAa Eo.--l aolst s., .
5 rsgedt Whe ever Hs|uel safthps
81 dr4r .ns down tie e5rasr of BIS a.ouih i
wl.sa + sload came oter lhe sam - Ai-
tne iis lear drop IKE a lcal weight lnia
his shoes when misfortune came upoa hW
Why. man # tlle World knocks yea down
and jostles past sou 10 this great faee-
don't 81 whining under peoples feet, bat
rgi o.. and rub youf elbaw sud Begin
aeaip. There arr SOME people who even
ID lsak 81 II = worse than dose u camo
mile tea. What Il vou haTpen 20 be a
mtle pusgled on the dollar anj-ceni qaes-
lion others beside you have stood u ex-
aelly The same spot, and Struggled brave
III out If it. and you are neither halt, lame
nor blind, that you cannot do likewise
The weather may be dark and rainy--
very well-laagh between tic drops aud
think elieerily Of the blue sly and sun.
shine thai will surely come tomorrow
Busin s may be dull make the besl Of
what Won have, and look forward to SOME
thing more hopeful If you cant afford
roast beet and plnm-puading, cat your
/ Goldfish ioyiuIly, and bless your stars for
/ The indigestion and dyspepsia you thereby
escape! But the moment you begin e
rroan over your troubles and count np
\ Tie calamities, you may as well throw
/ yourself over the dock and done win IT,
Tie luckics, fellow that ever lived might
have woe. enough II lie set himself IS.
riuusly 10 work looking them up They
are like invisible speek- Of dust, yon dom
AZ Them until YOU put On your peeiacle'
io discover what i 4 great deal better e
alone
I Don't yet discouraged, little Wife Lift
i not long enough TO spend IN iniiamint
your eyes and reddening your nose be
cause the pudding won't bake, and you
husband says that the naw shirts you work
ed over 50 long set ike meal bags
Make another pudding-bcgin the shirt
anew Don't feel down IN the mouth
because dust will settle, and clothes Wi
wear ont, and crockery will get broken
Being a woman don't procure you an eX
|, embton from trouble and care; you haN
rot 10 light the battle OF lie rs well
! your husband, and it viii never do 10 civ
!. np without bold struggle. Take thing
{ as they come, good and bad together an
j whenever you feel inclined 10 cry, lu'
: change your mind and laugh Keep ii
Q horrors at arms length never turn a bic
G sing round to see il il has got dark SD
t to it, and always take it for granted thu
things are blessings until they prove TO
!. something else.
Meier allow yourself 10 get discourage
= and you'll find the world pretty comfort
# bic sort of a place after all.
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kz aal securing bay
Is ersl lIt tte tranee q ieN
m rle as 81 Ueal thai E necees-
rs oa'ef = RS tte neciesi an3
4. h,v. ae e- should b. rHi very soon
ager iae 3oaB irS argars i
.boul ~ le allowed 20 rmaln long
tnr,sd out En- n l.ai sun--hBl when fairly
eia..G - thai upon taking Is into The band
.ome AZ drye porlioR vii snap lil-
a.. .iaull ilsen 8, thrown iato list peaked
as $50 covered with caps Il they are
"a hand Ia IBIS condition ihe cocks may
sand fary eight hours With decided I'D
,auia.e. ara all thai all De uecrc airy
Afterwards. 3 throw thc eork open 70
~ sn ani air iar llrec o four hours
whom q win BE IN cxceiieu, condition TO
be cauel ln.
Grass cured ia this manner vii look
green 500 bright, and wiil retain that Pc
Icnliar aroma 81 fragrance. mol less CRATE
IGl d ihe taste Of ihe cattle, taan 70 The
nose 81 their owner. when he enters The
barn. II also rtiatas rs nutritious q9dti-
mes entirely beyond that eat down, spread
ana suffered % remain upon the ground
during cieht on ten hours Of two or three
ldays. Tic farmer can easily test THIS for
himself, IN cutting two parcels Of the same
sig,ss aha driving them under the two pro.
ee.ses So have mentioned, sleeping them
ana tasting the tea made from each. Ih
shakers, Who prepare large quantities 9
IhcHs ior market, esteem this matter 9
idrying 81 n much Importance, thar ilcl
construct very large rooms ior thus apccla
purpose, and would scarcely accept q sun
dried herbs delivered at their doors
They are al observing and shrewd people
conducting their business upon SCUM,
| principles, so that their examples IN bust
ness matters, at least, are entitled 10 re
gard
Ii has become quite fashionable TO sal
hay as il Is packed away in the barn, an
, we fear the practice is carried aliogethe
, too Ear. Many ton Of hay IS taken
mot much more than half cured, becaus
. there Is prospect Of foul weather, nm
! under the comforting thought that a pee
u sal riH be addcd in order to save II.
r From their own natural desire, cattI
: viii not take much salt during the white
. and we carnot believe it healthy to hay
: il forced upon them mingled with the foo
= they must eat or starye. A small quantil
= Of salt, not exceeding two or three quarts
n the ton, may be useiul--but not more, v
II cannot think necessary, even II 1t be n
q hurtiul.
4 Our hay crop is one of vast imporianc
= Its aggregate value is very large, and
though not exported to foreign countries
1 that is, rarely beyond the Kingdom
q South Carolina or Louisiana, is Of as mu'
% yalu expended in our midst as thou;
i. sent abroad. 1t is, in fact, the basis OF |
our farm operations, the keystone viii
j. sutains them and gives them all their su
) cess. The test Of a farm is the number
= cattle il feeds-and the cattle III turn ic
IT. the soil.
i Let us, then, endeayor TO secure Il
he crop in its best possible condition, we
8 fitted TO sustain the waiting herds that v
no seek il at our hands, when they retu
:. from the barren pastures in the fall.
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CoSscIENcE.--There is nothing in the
whole frame Of man which seems to be 50
unaccountable as that thing called consci-
enee. Had the troublesome yelping cur
powers efficient to prevent mischief, he
might be Of use; but at the beginning OF
the business, his feeble efforts are to the
workings Of passion as the infant frosts Of
an autumnaI morning to the unelouded
feryor Of the rising sun; and no sooner are
the tumultuous doings Of the wicked deed
over. than, amidst the bitter native con
sequences Of folly, in the very vortex Of
our horrors, up starts conscience. and har-
raises Us with the &c lings Of the damned.
-Roben Burns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-09

Lisi Of Humphreys Specific Homcopaihic Rem
Giles.
Retail p,1cc Of single Box, crAp
No. 4. For Fever, Congestion and
inflammation, heat, pain, rosilCsness, 20
2. For w OtIn Fever, Worm Collie,
Voracious appetite, WettinR the bed, -
a.-EOr tolic. teeihmg, crying, and
wakelnmess, slow growth aud i,cblhess u
infants, -
4. For Diarrhca, Of children or all
ults, cholera mantum, and summer come
plant -
5. For nyScnicry, o. Bloody Fins,
Colo, Gripngs. Billions Collie, iAlldl s,ptcry, -
G,-For cholera, cholera morbus, nau.
sea and vomiting, asthmaiic breathing, -
7.-Eor Coughs, colds, hoarsncss, Grou-
chitis, influenza and sore throat, 20
S.-Eor EOothachc, iace-aehe, ncr-
,ous pans, neuralgia, and iic dolorouS, -
/ 0.-IOr Headache, sickhcadaches,
\ vertigo, rush Of blood TO the head, 70
70. For Dyspepsia, weak, acid, or
dcranged stomach, constipation, liver CONE
! plant, ~
lt.-ror Suppressed NTcnScs. or
scaniy, or painful, or delaying, Green Sick.
| ness, ~
Ia.-EOT EcuCOrI hen or Whites, On
bearing down, too prOiuse menscs, ~
E3.-foR CHoUr, hoarse, croupy cough, dit
fcut and oppressed breathing, 2.
~ FOp SALT RmuN, eristy cruptiors, cry
sip.,as, soald hcad BARRIERS itch, 2
I5.-Fon RuEuMATlsM, pain, lhmencss, or
soreness in the chest, back, sides Or limbs, y
aG. -FoR FEVER AND AGug, Intermittent
fever, q.
t7.-FoR Purs, internal and external,
blind, or bleeding, recent or obstinate, q
~. FoR OrrAlNl, weak or IDilumod dyes
/, or Eryspchs, FILLING " weak sight, %
9.-FoR CATAEnn, acute or Chronic, dry
or flowing, cold in the hcsd, influenza, %
oO.-Fon WnoorlEG Copdu, shortening and
palliating IT, or spasInodic cough, O
:I.-,FoR ASTHMA, Oppressed, difficult, Ia
bored Breathing, cough and cNpect0raten, .
-. For Fan DISCHARGES, noise IA ihe
head, impaired hearing, earachc,
23. FoR ScnorrLA, Enlarged glands aid
tousils, swcllings and old ulcers,
9I.-Fon GENERir DEBILITY, physical "a
nervous weakness,
-. FoR BnorsY, Flnd accommodations,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-09

WlckEp on soNE on ouR NEW BRiG-
AplERs. The Providence journal say
aGoyernor Reeder Of Pennsylvania is q
man whom il would do ones eyes good 70
look upon, If the report about him IS true.
II IS said he has declined u brigadier-gen-
eraIship, because he does not consider HIM
self qualified 10 fulfill the dotics q the s,a-
lion. What rare modesiy Docs not he
know that with little ingenuity he could
contriyc to run thousand or more men
under the gurs Of some masked battery
and keep them there awhile Is he mol
aware lhat that is one OF the qualifications
Of brigadier general I!
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-09

How To BREAK BAD HABITS Evil
habits, though they sometimes become APP
parcntly irresistible, aud incurable, and
lead many clever men into speedy des-
truction, yet none ever become SO power
full that they might not be corrected
The firm and resolulc determination is
mo-. than half the battle gained. Here
is the way to break OFF from pernlcious
practices. Understand what is injurious.
Study the subject till there is no lingering
doubt in your mind. Avoid the places,
The persons, the thought that leads 10
temptation. Frequent the places, assoei-
ate with the persons, indulge the thoughts
that lead away from the temptations
Keep busy-idIeness is the strength Oh
bad habits Do not give up TO the strug-
gle when you have broken your resoln.
ton once. twice, ten times, thousand
times. That only shows how much need
there IS for you 10 strive. When you
have broken your resolution. just think
the matter over, and endeaver 10 under.
stand why it was you failed, so that yot
may be upon your guard against reeur
renee Of the anne circumstances. DO no
think It little nor easy thing that yot
have undertaken. II Is folly expect f
break off habit in a day, which may have
been gathering strength in you for man.
years.