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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

To THE PuBLIc-The subscriber, who Ia, been
engaged in the "Grocery and Liquor" business
nearly eight years In the city Of Washington, and
who depends on his business for support, and who
claims to be law loving, loyal and w-abiding
man, has been charged with selling liquor to
soldiers, In violation of law Of this District,
and although his valuable stock OF LIQUORS and
Ou have been destroyed by a military guard
nying the charge, and respectfully submits that
by virtue Of license granted him by the Corpo-
ration Of Washington, he has, down to the pres
emit moment, pursued his lawful business, In
peaceable, orderly and quiet way, and has in no
single instance, to his knowledge violated any
law, either Of Congress or Of the Corporation Of
The principal object of this card Is to give pub-
licity TO the fact that he has not sold and will not
sell, liquor to soldiers and he respectfully re-
quests all such not TO visit the establishment, an
they cannot be accommodated,
It's G street, between 9th and 10th SITS
On. TRAIL Is no dragging humbug, but teaches
people 10 take care Of their health and them
selves when sick. .. II
THE MIAsMA and foul yapors generated by the
hot sun will be far more deadly to our volunteers
than the enemy's bayonets. In the Indian and
Crimean Campaigns Holloway's Pills were used
In enormous quas titles They kept the troops in
perfect health: (aly IS cents per box soldiers,
supply yourselves. 2l7.
IssTAsTANEous cure Of Corns, Bunions, Cal.
losities, Inverted Nails Warts, and all diseases Of
the feet. Mt. Demond, Surgeon Chiropodist, 10
enabled, by a peculiar process, TO eradicate the
most painful excrescences In a few minutes, with
out the least pain or the slightest Inconvenience 70
the patient Consulting hours from nine O. m. 10
ave p. m, al his ONCE, $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Browns Hotel. Best reference given In
this city. feb slim
CoRxs, Bunions, Calosities, Bad Nails, En-
larged Joints, and all diseases Of the feet cured
without pain, by DR.. White, Surgeon Chiropo-
dist, 426 Pennsylvania avenue, between -Four.
snd-s-kak and Sixth streets. Room up stairs.
Once hours from iS m: 10 6 p. m. Orders 70 call
at residences promptly attended 70. jan I6-lm*
FAMILIES who have never used Boston crackers
are invited TO Try those manufactured fresh every
day by j. L. Dayton, Sold BY all respectable
grecers, e@-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

PoLIcK.-The Third Ward p1trolnen repo ted
this morning George Christy fsr profaEityi h1ed
81 s. BY Justice Thompson George trAmnel,
ScoIid1 driving cart on the pavement dismissed
by Justice Barnaclo. 8. ". Cole was arrested
by the Fourth Ward patrol for assault and battery,
and sent TO jail for court by Justice johnson.
TIE CIRCUIT CoURT. after a short session this
morning, adjourned until Wednesday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

HEALTHY.-Gen. Peck's brigade Is said to be
the healthiest In the army. The total number
sick last week was only SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

PLEASANT FURNISHED RooMs, with fuel and
gas, with or without board, at AIS + street, be
tween Eighth and Ninth streets Table boardefs
can be accommodated. jan l5-1m*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05
EDUCATIONAL.

SUPERIOR SHIFTING COTTONs!
- SHIFTING LINENS!
50 dozen fine and lov-pric Stitched Sinen Shirt
BosomB, Wristbands and Collars, Just received, at
the lowest prices. J. w COLLEY,
is 50 81 523 Seventh st., above Penn. av.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

DR. TRAIL UPON "HYeIENIc MEDICATION ~
Or r I. Trail, Of New York, delivered lecture
last night 1.-THE hrst Of course) upon the I" new
system Of the healing art, entitled ''Hygienic
Medication" He pitched into the drug system
Of medicine with considerable fervor, and claimed
that bis new Hygienic School, but ten wears Of
age, is gsining the ascendancy wherever known,
and especially In the West.
He argues that disease Ii onl; the effort of
nature 70 rid the system Of something prejudicial
Fever, for instance s the action Of the system to
He maintains that drugs are inert, and do not
act upon special organs, but that the system acts
upon the drugs, as something II does not want,
and Is anxious 70 get rid Of Some drugs are
thrown on through the skin, some by puTging,
ana some by vomiting, but the system solicitousiy
rejects them all az fast az possible.
The use OF drugs Is In opposition to nature,
anfagonistie TO vitality, and disastrous In results
Count Cavour, Prince Albert, senator Douglas
and three Of our Presidents, had fallen victims to
this mistaken use Of drugs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05
SMITH & BROTHERS
p A L Z O II Z A M A L L ,
SUPERIOR AMBER ALE,
PORTER AND NEW YORK BROWN STOUT.

The above CELEBRATED AMERICAN
ALEs are Breved from the CHOICEST BAR
LEY MALT and HOPS, and highly esteemed by
those who have used them. Purchasers are re-
suested to call and examine our superior stock,
assured that they VIII find the BEST and PuREs1
articles.
wc hsve at al times large stock ready for de-
livery, In whole, haf and quarter casks, suitable
for the TRADE, HOTELS. and FAMILY USE.
which We offer on the MOST FAVORABLE
TERMS.
SMITH G BROTHER. Brewers.
No. Ise 100 West lsth u, New York City.
ce 9-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

TIE OccoQUAN AFFA1R.-The Alexandria Lo-
cal News in abiding to the recent affair Oc-
known In this place and Washington, was, we
learn, among the Killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

wAsHIEsros SCIENTIFIC AssocATIoN.-The
society which has been recently established In
this city under the above name, held Its regular
weekly meeting last evening. Several import
ant statements relative 10 the interests Of the
eiety were made, and resolution was passed that
ne election Of permanent officers take place At the
Beat meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

CRIMINAL COuRT.-Yesterday, Daniel O'CaIla-
gan, convicted Of the larceny Of two e5 Treasury
notes; also half and a quarter dollar In silver
nom Daniel O'Bryan, on the 18th ult., was SEN
fenced 10 one year and three months confinement
In the penitentiary, from the 9th inst.
John w. Wilson, alias Williams, convicted of
the larceny on the 21st ult OF two dresses valued
one at SO and at IS, Of Mrs. Mary Heiser, was
sentenced one year and six months confinement in
the penitentiaFy.
Anthony sImms, colored, convicted Of the lar
cenv Of several articles Of wearing apparel from
HIS brother, the articles stolen being those worn
by his brother Tyler Simms, q minor was sen.
fenced TO nine months confinement In jail, and to
pay hne Of al.
Alexander Rsgan, soldier, indicted for the lar
cbael Scott, was acquitted.
Eugene Dunlop, cOlored, indicted for the lar
oenY Of quantity Of mackerel from Patrick
White on the 2ith Of January, was acquitted
John Mason, coloFed, for the same onense, was
convicted, and sentenced to nine months conhne-
ment In jail, and to paw nne Of 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

FoR TRIAL.-Yesterdsv, Mr. Martin Mckeeu,
Of N Y, was arrested by oricer Keese upon a
charge of obtaining goods TO the amount OF S236
from johnson & Maggie by false pretences The
warrant was returned before Justice Johnson,
when Il was ruled for Trial 10 morrow, Mr.. Mckeon
giving bail in the sum Of 500, Hon. J. b. Has
klnS becoming his security.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

DE-. TRAIL 10 no drugging humbug, but teaches
people TO take care Of their health and cure them
selves when sick. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

SKRIous CHkRsE.-This morning, q soldier
named Michael Hay made complaint before Jus
tice Waiter that last mig ht he was beaten and his
money taken from him at liquor shop In the
Northern Liberties kept By Dennis Donovan.
Hays face exhibited good evidence Of having
been roughly milled by somebody He also
charged Donovan with selling liquor 10 soldiers.
A warrant was at once Issued for the arrest Of
Donovan, and be will be arrested and brought TO
trial on all the charges the soldier makes. The
This house recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05
BOARDING.

DIVA BOARDING, PERMANENT
and transient, at the beautiful and commodious
residence, No. 141S Chestnut street, above
Br oad, Philsdelphis. js28 Tvs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05
LOWELL, COLES L &C.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Sc Froat Street, New York,
and 316 L strsst, Washington. d. c.,
(nsar WIZARDS HoteLJ

Having started branch Of cur New York ss.sk-
lshnlsut in this city, We invite s~tIsrs. c.
RssaxTastesss, and Motel Keepers, 70 ca
examine our Eto,k which II well assorted =
comprised Of goods Of the best quality. Netsfs
osders for anything IN oar line. add execute them
promptly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

FAMILIES who have never used Boston cracker
are invited 10 Try those manufactured fresh every
day by J. L. Dayton, Sold BY all respectable
greeers, s*-a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

NEW BANKING HousK.-By the announcement
elsewhere, IL will be seen that the well known
philadelphia banking house Of Jay Cooke CO.,
has opened branch Office at 452 Fifteenth street
In this city, for the transaction Of general Ex-
change, Collecting, and Banking business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

CRIMINAL COURT.-Ths morning, the case Of
Frank I.athrop, indicted for stealing a coat and
as Treasury nOte from VIM. Kincade, was tried,
bat the Jury had not returned into court wher
our report closed.
John Welsh, Indicted for stealing coat from
Henry Monax, was put on trial, and after tSc tes.
timony closed, and the jury had been Instructed
by the Court in the law Of Insanity az defense,
at the suggestion Of Mr.. Norris, counsel for de-
Tense, that gentleman proceeded 70 address the
Jury,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

On. TRAIL Is no dragging humbug, but teaches
people to take care Of their health, and them
/ selves when sick. ..E n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

WANTED-A lower HOUSEKEEPER in q
w hrst-class hotel. NCns need apply unless
thoroughly qualified Address HOtel,' Star Of
foe. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

HENRY FISHER, COLD LATE WARD
Il Room Waiter on board the u. Z. frigate Mac
edonsn offers his services as Steward, or Butler.
or Waiter 70 any private family or army officers
mess. The best of re ferences. Address HENRY
FISHER. at Star Office. lts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

WANTED-Every person 10 know that am in
w the market, ready 20 pay cash for all articles
In the housefurnishing line: Those leaving the
BUCHLY, AS Seventh Ct, between 8 ana ri sts.
least side,) Dealer IN New and SECONDHAND Fur
niture' no B
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05
WANTS.

HOUSE WANTED-A small House or part of
- house In a good lOcaliiy-by small family,
Address, by post, HANSON AMES fe S ST.
WANTED-By a respectable, girl, q sITUAs
yate family. Address 1876 l street, between 18th
2lst sts, Its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

WANTED-A SITUATION, by respectable
w young gIri, TO do ohamberwork and help e.
wash and iron or sew, and make herself generally
useful. Address, for two days, "a. LIZ" Star OF.
rfE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

WANTED-By q respectable middle aged wo-
w man, SITUATION TO do pain SEWING and
housework In private family Address 195 /
street, between 10Th and 2lgt
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-09-27
Who waS he!

A capital story Is told of an old farmer
in the northern pait of this county, who
had been ''saving up. TO lake up m 'rt-
gage of Sc 1000. held against him by man
nearer the seashore. The farmer had save /
up all the money in gold, fearing to trust
the banks in these war times. Week before
last. be. !ugged down his gold and paid il
over. when tile following colloquy ensue d:
Why, you don't mean to give this So,
600 in gold. do you?" said the lender.
Yes. certainly" said the farmer. i was
afraid Of the pesky banks. and 80 I've been
saving up the money in yellow boys for you
this long time"
AN right responded the lender, "only
| thought you didn't take the papers, that {
ali"
Take the papers! No. sir; notI They
have gone on 50 since the wars been agoip z
thst1 won't have one of the dish lhing-
about But the money is all right. isn',i,?"
Yes, all right. Sc 600 in gold. All
right; here's your note and mortgage"
And well might he have called II all right,
as the premium ON gold that day was &c per
cent, and his gold was not only worth the
face of his bond. but SAD besides. enough
to have paid for his village newspaper tof
himself and posterily for at least three CEN
turies. Ii pays to take the newspaper
NOruaH Gazette.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-09-27
An AIahama Heroine.

Some DAYS ago. Col. Straight, of an In
diana regiment. stationed at Huntsville. re
ceivrd information that thirty or forty miles
south of Decatur. there were in the NOUN
tains quite number of loyal Al.bsmians
anxious to enlist under the old Arg. in the
Amy of the Union. An expedition wss
6tted out. with view OF. giving protection
and sale conduct TO our lines To any dispos,
ed so join the Federal forces, and the repor,
of Col Straight is before us. II seems that
come two huu dred loyal. able bodied fight
ing Alabamians were found and conducted
to Huntsville. where they have joined Col.
Straight's command. These men had been
compelled. on account of their Union So
timents, to conceal themselves in the woods
or iBthes hiding places of the monntsihs.
on account of the hostility and threats OF
their secession neigllbors. When the az
petition reached their section. not a man
of them was TO be found at home. Their
wives and daughters. however, on being ap-
pIised of the mission of the Federal troops
put themselves at once on the move TO COM
munirate wilh the refugees. Col. Straight,
in his report, mentions an old lady, Mrs.
Anna Campbell. who mounted horse and
rode thirty FIVE miles and back. making sew
eniy miles. bringing with her thirty recruits
antlsaH inside of Ihirty-six hours. Such
devoted patriotism as this act exhibits. is
worthy of being recorded in the annals OF
Amsfissn tensile beroismi--St. LOstis Dem.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-09-27
Notice to Tax Payers.
Road Notice.

Road Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given. that petition will
IN be presented to the Board of County Com
missioners of Lyon county. at their next regular
session. to be held on the first Monday of Octo-
Der. A. D. 1862. praying for the establishment of
a county road, beginning at the southeast corner
of the northeast quarter of section number 25, in
township number Is, of range number IL; run
ming thence south along the east line of town
river thence west with the course of said stream,
10 rods. TO q sand-bar; thence east with said
stream, TO the said township line, on the south
bank of the Neosho; thence south along said line,
to the southeast corner OF section q, township
49, range 1;-all of said road lying In said eoun-
ty of Lyon. J. o. HYDE.
JOHN FAWCETT,
DANIEL RICH,
536 And "a others.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-09-27
Che Gnlporia ae1us.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 81. 1863,
Good Hits
4 MODEL PROCLAMATION.

The following are come of Kerr's last
and best hies IA GASze ~
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-09-27

Ho tSpVN'uS 0'o sSOlnS VI AAeAA s'ess
and best hits II GASss 5k&
MODEL PRocLAMATIoH.
Finding himself master of the situation,
Capt. VILLAIN Brown called the solitary
chivalr5 to him and issued the following
proclamation:
'.Cilizen of Accomac! / come among
Sou. not as incendiary and assassin, but
to heal your wounds, and be your long lost
father. Several of the happiest months 10
my life were not spent in Acccmac, and
your affecting hospitality will make me more
than italousIy watchful of your liberties
and the pursuit of happiness. See the
Constitution
''Ciiizen of Accomaci Those brave men
of whom am spectator are not your Ell
emies; they are your brothers. and desire
TO mbrace you in fraiernal bonds. They
with To be considered your guests, and re-
spsctfulv invite you TO observe their ban
ner of our common fnrefashers. In proof
whereof establish the following orders.
Il Ii any bigger come within the lines
OF the United States army to give inf"rma
zion, whatsoever. of the movements of the
enemy. TIE aforesaid shall have his head
knocked IF. and he returned to his lawful
owner, according to the groceries and pro
vi-'cns 1T the fugitive slave act. See the
C0n-li utinn.
Ii II any chicken or other defenseless
ofjrct belonging To the South be brought
within the lines of The United States army.
by any niger. his heirs, administrators and
assigns, the aforesaid shall have his tail cut
of. and be sent back to his rightiul uw ner
at he expense of the Treasury Department.
Ill. Any soldier found guilty of shoot
ing the Southern Confederacy, or bOthering
him in any manner whatsoever. the same
shall be deemed guilty of disc, derby con
duct, and be pronounced an accursed Alb
"liioniets WILLIAM BRowN Eskevire
"Caprain Comic Section Mackerel Brigade,
Commanding Accomac."
4 TAKE OFF.
Read that ere Napoleonic dockyment,"
says William. handing me scroll. 1t was
as following:
'.ED1cK-Having noticed that the press
of The Urited States of America is making
ass of itself, by giving information of the
enemy concerning the best methods of Ear
rying on the strategy of war. ! do hereby
assume control of all 81 ecial correspondents.
for bidding them to transact anything but
private business; neither they nor their
wives, Dor their children, 10 the third and
fourth generation.
Il. Il is ordered that all advice from
editors to the War Department. to the Grn
eral Commanding, or the Generals Com
manding The armies in the field, be abso-
lutrly forbidden, rs such advice is calcula
ted to make the United States Of America a
idiot. .uE
III. Any newspaper publishing any
news whatever. however oblarned. shall be
excluded from all railroads and steamboats,,
in order that country journals. which re
ctive the same news during the following
year. may no' be njused in cirky latIon.
iii. This control of special corre~pon
dents does not include The corIes pendent
Of The Lendon Tunes. who wouldn't b. be
leved ii he published all the news OF The
next Christian era. By order of
WILLIAM BRowN Esk+vire,
Captain Comic Sectiou Brigade"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16
rhnnk. 60 Je1f. DayIs q 90.

GREELEY has an efficient ally in JEFF. DAVIS
AMI is beginning to own bis obligations ant
those of his party to the arch-traitOr. Refer
ring to the passage in the House of LovEJoY''
bill, forever prohibiting slavery in the terrific
ries of the United States now existing, or here
after to be formed, or acquired in any way, the
Tribune of the l3,h says:
The decisive vote--yeas IS, nays 5O-was
very nearly party one--that is, the Republi
cans for the bill; the Democrats and Border.
State men against IL. The Republicans there.
fore owe acknowledgment TO MessFs Jef
Davis l. Co. for the coveted opportunity to pass
this bill; es, but for their secession, tlere
would have been sure majority OF ten to tWen-
ty votes in the House againsti it.
No donbt the sectional Republicans are sn-
cerely grateful to JEFT. DAVIS for aAording
them chance, when one third of the States are
not represented in Congress, to put their section
al measures through. But who can paint the
intense meanness Of men who take advantage
Of such state Of things to foist into the legis-
lation Of the country acts which, they know,
would not be approved by the loyal people Of
the Union, had all the States full delegations in
Congress. How infinitely mean to rejoice over
such triumphs, and give thanks to Mesars. JEFT.
DAVIS & Co.! But the measure of their graft
Jude will not be full, unless JETT. sticks to It,
and enables them to complete their joint
schemes for the overthrow of the Old Union
they all hate.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16

The Louisville Democrat has moss disagree
able habit Of calling things by their right name
especially when speaking of the Southern ee
cessionists and Northern abolitionists. In q
recent article commenting on the aadaoity and
brszen impudence OF the aboliliOnists claim
ing TO be loyal and patriotic, it most aptly ssys
at is disgusting TO read the fierce and vin'
dictiYe assaults of abOlitionists upon the rebel
lion. They would lead the world 10 believe
that their loyalty was above suspicion, and yet
they have been disloyal to this Government for
Q generation. They have denounced it's laws,
and encouraged resistance and defiance Of
them. They now, in the face of day, open
ly declare that they don't desire restoration
of the Union; that the Constitution was wrong
originally; that they will not vote dollar to
restore the Onion ss il has been.
"It is audacOus in this faction to assume to
be friends Of the Federal Government, and
pique themselves upon their loyalty. Such by
pocrisy is intolerable. The people Of this ooun-
try are not ignorant Of the position of this fac
ton. They are lifelong rebels, and are rebels
now. They are worse in one respect than these
Southern traitors. They stimulate obedience
to Law, whilst they defy IL, whom the Southern
traitors openly take up arms and the responsi-
bility. Justice will place the rebels, chronic in
their wickedness, in the same company with
their Southern allies."-Shelbv (Ind.) KaIEn-
feeF, r.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16

The WESTMrNsTER REyEw.-The American
edition Of this British Quarterly, from the press
of Messrs. Leonard Scott g. Co., New York, is
before u.s. The articles are--The Mythology
of Polynesia; Endowed Schools; German Life
during the last Two Centuries; Mrs. Delsny
C@sas's Campaigns in Gaul; The Life Of J..
M. W. Turner; The Fathers Of Greek Philos
oPhyj Portraits of my Acquaintances; France
aud Napoleon III Lord Stanley; Contemporary
Literature. tt. - @-
The great value and interest of this number
Of the Westminster to all classes of readers,
Can bejudged of by the above list 1t express
es, as is well known, the views of those claim
ing to belong to the liberal and progressive
school Of educated men in Great Britain.
The American reprint is furnished at So a
year, with Backwood at SIS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16

May 4. copied from the t,levsIshd Hsseld d
the l0ih Inst. isN ftA,N b.
The "iIstls Gandsfer alluded 70 appears,
from the cifcu6lslances related, to be the young
girl who canaa to. OiaCer Dewitt at the depoi
about week ago, stating tha. her father wal
IN the army and her mother deadyan thai
che wanted to 80 to Cleveland, wherO her un,
cle's family lived, on Chesnut street, but the
uncle himself was atwork up on Lake Supe
riors Officer Dewitt took her to a conductor
on the Cleveland railroad, to whom she told
subst sntially, the same story. The conductor
gavO her free passage on his train to Cleve,
lapd. Arrived there, he offered to 60 with her
or send some one with her to her uncle's.--
"rhis service she declined, Saying she was 60
ing on board boat, and soon afterward dis
appeared.
The girl is, il all probability, Jennie Doyle,
the daughter of Mr.. james Doyle, a worthy me
chAnic Of this city, who knows no reason for the
sudden disappearance and strange conduct Of
his daughter. Mrs. Doyle, the mother, whom
we have heard highly spoken Of, is living
The girl is about eleven years of age Officer
Dewitt, some days since, wrote to Marshal Gal
lagher, Of Cleveland, in relation to Jennie
Doyle, and sent him her likeness. AS her
father is in narrow circumstances, any assist
apce that can be rendered toward the recovery
Of his lost and wandering child, will be an act
OF meritorious kindness.