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~Are ladies hoops diminishing in size!
QuIip says he saw several elegantly dressed
Ladies At Saratoea, the other day, whose skirts
were so little extended rs 70 suggest the posi-
blhty thar 4 moro rational style is coming ii
fashion. 1t Is only the excess that Is Offensive
70 good taste; and the next within Of the tickle
eooGess may favor moderation. but let no
H3n hcIe, OF desire, Elat '.truth TO Mature
Will ever be observed IN female apparel. The
wo4n.ii Know better th;.n 10 run any such risk.
SCIue folks have thought crinoIine to b.
modern invention, da:iHg no further back tian
me fartiing gaIes which Addison sa.irilsd
Ridiculous suppositi0nl Ovid, close observer
CT ihe sex. who wrote nearly two Thousand
years ago, said Of a gay lady OF his acquaint-a
anee-''Pcirf DaiRieiG ssi fpSG ljislId sal i-fths
IeIiS part or ne daIasel herself y and IN our
humble opinion, when Eve put on her fig leaf
gown, she cidn't let it alone TIL she Mad
taught II how 20 'tstlnd ont we'll"
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Eorn of Offr.

UIc-e date the Offer
l,there insert the name names con- posing The
frm, of (nsme the town, lin the State of name tho
State, hereby offer to furnish under your alysr-
Esemtnt dated date Of adv lsn- and subject
to all the requi rements o. the same. and OF the
printed schedule 10 which il refers all the siceS
embraced in Glass No. (uame the class for the
navy yard at tname the yard } according to said
schedule. viz (here paste the printed class from
the schedule, and opposite each article set the price
and out the amount in the columns for dollars
AID cents and foot up the agGre gate amount of HE
bid Tor the Glass; amC uniting to (here write the
amount III words y
i propose So my agent (hera name the agent. If
one ~ required by the schedulCD for the supply
under the classes miscellaneous by non resident
Of the place OF delivery and should my offer be
accepted, / request the contract may be prepared
sd sent to the navy agent al {nne the agency Tor
signatures and certificate.
Here the iridcr and each member OF the firm 10
Sign
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usl HALhBoLps EXTRACT BuSHu for AL
affections and disssses of The -- ,... ......
URINARY ORGANS, .. e..
Whether exietng in 49,
NAH Oh FINALE.
Prom whatever cause originating, and no matter Of
now LONG STANDING.
Diseases of sbs-e organs require ,bs aid Of
DlUlRTIs.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
Is the grest DrsAs and II certain 10 have the
desired effect in all Diseases for which it is recon-
msndsd.
Byidspeee OF the most reliable and responsible
sharaetar will accompany the medicines.
Certificates OF Cures, from eight to twenty years
standing, with names known TO science and fame.
Price 81 Per Bottle or Six fOr 81.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from
any observation.
DsscaIB. SYMPTOMS IN ALL COMMUNICATIONS.
Cures guaranteed. III, Advice Gratis.
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me- an Alderman Of
the city of Phiiadel phia, II. T. HELHBoLB, who
being duly sworn, doth say, his prepare alton con-
tains no narcotic, no mercury, or other injurious
drugs, but are purely ysge table.
II. T. HELMBOLD
Sworn and subscribed before me- this I'D day OF
November, 1854. ...-.... 80. -,F'. ....
Z, W. P.'HIBBARD, Alderman
Ninth St, above Race, Philadelphia.
Address letters for inforrna ton in Conscience to
r. Ii. T. HBLNBOED, Chemist,
Depot, 1O4 South Tenth st. below Chestnut,
Philadelphia, Penn.
BEWARE OF cOUETERFEITs AND UKPRIN-
ST.. ~. CIPLRD DEALERS. --..
Who sndeayor TO dispose "oF THEIR OWN u aad
.'orHsR ''articles the reputation attained by
HELMBoLD's GENUIEK PREPARATIONS, As.'
Do. -. do IXfRACT BUOHU, >
. Do. - do gag. dos SARSAPARILI.As
30 Do. do IMPR0yED ROSE w ASH
Sold by Druggists eve rywhere. Ask for, HELM
BOEDS .efahe no-Other. Cat cut thsexdvertts&
ment and send for it, and avoid Imposition and
Exposure. $3.50
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On. j. II. MeLEaN's voLEAyIG OIL
LINIALN9.
THE BEST B1ikRkAL IN THl WORLD BaR

TkousAnds Of human bsiIss have been saved
life Of esUepituds and mi.srT by he use OF tAss
invaluable Liniment. II will relieve Pain almost
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, and IL will cleanse, parity ana
heal the foulest Sore in iseredibls short ti-ns
relieve the noet invetsrats csses OF RAs unstsm,
ticut, or Reuralsis. For PARALYSIS, Oonuset~d
Muscles. Stiffness or Weskness in the joints. Nus
Giles or Lissnsnts, It viii nsy er hil. Two apshsa-
tons will cure Sore Throat nssdseAe or A.rness.
remedy Try it and you viii nnd Il sn indispensi bb
remedy. Keep il always on hand. -s.r- =
Plsntsrt, Farmer, or sny ons having charge Of
hor-es, will save money By HsnS hslsAas yoloanic
Oil LnSment. 1t sa spssly ADA infallibls care Tor
Woands, eerstoee, OF any ca ternal dseass. Try
it. and you viii he convinssd . y. n =.
m s-an c. sToTT, Assnt, " ssisGsson. b C.. I.
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CuRIoslTY ~ A DYING MAE.-It was a
bright thought that OF Smithson, the founder of
ths Emit. sonian Institution, " hen he dying
OF an unknown complaint. Smithson had had
nve doctors, and they had been unable 20 dis
cover what his disease was. At length they told
nc patient that he must die. Calling them all
around h-Iil, nc ta,id: "hy friends, after die,
make post norton examination and find out
what aiis ne; for really, I have heard such
iong and learned discussions on The subject
that am dying 10 know what the disease is
nv
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CARD TO THE LADIES
DR. DUPONC0'S
GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES,


LJalltb IN correcting, rtsu lasins AID YsSsosns al
ObstSstefions, J,sm tokattpss sanss, oRd
attc0ys sssssSs.fHl prScSpftps.
The above Pills have now been in use for over
thirty years, and In 40 6ass, where the directions
have been correctly follows have these Its tled
ing certificate from one Of The hYst lsies OF tea,
u. who called upon my agents IN that city, Mr.
Wn. Brirol d CO., and told them that abe OF
course did not ish her TO be male public Sat
II any one should doubt the seoa1srsl essy Of Dr.
DuPoneop Golden Pills. they might refer any ls&y
10 her ~ she considered is dssy ss<U sb.ssvs
to relate her kHosrkdss of their secssy, - adnint-
tered TO her daughter, young Isdy II years Old.
She WAS fat going into Consum ptioA-ksd tahen
sold-nature become DISTRACTED Tre toxss q tksss
Geidss PtUs ssts,e}y cured ker, and shs is nov In
robust health. More and stronger proof niSht b
given. These pills are Also 8 certain cure Tor
L so iGs .ht .sa PT.n f Ss, HON b,
Retail Nv d BOsGEtL, corner Sd street AID Pa
avenue; 4. ID. WAITE, corner 7th street And Louis
lama avenue; and at MILBU SF, west 18th, near
Pa svenae Ladies. by sending o. 70 either .s The
have the Pills to any part of the country o.A
dcntially by mail. soh also by Il. s. r. CfsS II,
G Gss%S 5p EEL sTEvEse Als5.D Sd
do; and by drusgis{s generally.
HALL < RECkEL, 81 = Green street, New York,
General Wholesale Agents.
". b. Look out for Counterfeits. Bay no Golden
Pills of any kind unless every box 10 signed 8. ID.
therefore value your lives and hfalch ITO say
nothing of being humbugged ont OF your money
buy only those " no show the signature OF = d.
Howe on every box, which has recently been ADDED
ingredients composing the aboNs Pills are made
known 10 every Agent and they viii ten you they
are safe, and will perform all claimed for them.
s. ID. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
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Il don e cents, - 80 80.
camp and hs.:s BY ,Gsys Gt.t.os q sen.T
nahan Out. Post DIV ~ Is eens
Lenoyh Marimr Of War - oe.H $685.
CsmpAsDe, Parts a. e - -. -
ATenea q Sat Aetor, PARE o. q,
81 cents
Familiar LeetsIe.-By a risn o1ser, London
Geprssl Lrvcn on C,us,osts, psscts, he; - sssts.
lie Service de lIlknDssse Lossre On es1Pa50o
Psris; - eepts. e.. enc . . =
st,stessmss As6tsriss ct r.sres de oserrs, Paris.
ee-1ii 'N'' - 7 YFhNCK YkSJoH
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PEHNsYLvAHIA CENTRAL RAItRSAD
@&s -

@Ass zE@HE
Is FIRST -c i.i:s il so SSGf:e''0n'' -
s,o,, SPEED. sAFETY AND COMFORT
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHfS SS Sa sAU ,,D DO,
pl THREE RhHbT II TbATf f4rgsB BSs
CLOSE coNN NJ :! shss AT Hsk HihxfRR1sBusa
NORTHERN Ss'1 t idsiss Al r. RAILROAD,
THE GREAT Al d ff5TIRs ROUTE
WASHINGTON l kSD RALrIMoRE
WEST, soRf2 vi STA And IS SOUTHWEST.
the Northern Central Railroad Company northeast
sernsE Of Pennsylvania avenue and sixth strees,
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS on ALL NIGHT
SMOKING SALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS.
PROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers viii take the a. IN. and 2. m trains,
arriving in Baltimore at 80 a. and 6.+5 p m ;,
Northern Central Railroad and arrive in Harris
bGrg At I; IS p m and 2Sa m there SonneesHs
road for all parts Of the West.
BY this route Freights of sill descriptions esn be
forwarded TO and from any point on the Railroads
OF Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana. Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, or Missouri. ~ Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvanis Central Railroad also connects
at Pittsburg with Steamers. by which Goods can
be forwarded TO any port en- the Ohio, huskingum,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Aissis-
sippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and
Red Rivers; and at Cleveland, Sandukky, and Chi
eago with steamers to all Northwestern Lakes
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transpor
tation Of their Freight TO this Company can rely
with confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT 70 aIf1rom any point
in the West, by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
a. al Tunes JdrorGJie charged ty othsr
Railroad Companies.
~ Be particular to mark packages Via Penna.
Central RR.n
MAGRAw K KOONS, Freight Agents,
No. 30 North street, Baltimore,
ESOCH LEWIS, Gen I Superintendent. Altoona, Pa.
J.. L. H0UPT. Gen1 Ticket gent, Philadelphia.
d. ii. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phila-
delphia. jan 4ly,r
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II English papers oontn ne To De filed with
seOunls AZ the great distress in the nnanHfac-
rofihg df@tnt's Thousands OF persons are on
INA verge of starvation, and although every 81
lort Ie b"Ins maize by ths charitable 10 els Va
thsH wants, The disres- continues - increase
10 Al alarming eIt TINT How the suffering pop
EatIoh OF ~ many town. viii D. able 10 uly. al
osrlhE TIE coming WIntar. II - question which
y seriously alarming LIe British public.
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~ IhOse satarnine people who 80 glOcmily
prshCt continued dIsasieI 10 The Federal trius
fOrsst that the rebel resources are of necessity
vsD-niSh entrusted, willie Lio-e of the II,si-
ist are Jl.st'beEllB-ng - b. drawn 0sftss AZ
I" liz IIDg, via uC tenth round Hntfs I "a
OE.e party weaS and tn other party str6naa
ihsre. II 80 question hoSg the s.miiI" VIII end
1hint Of !,IT- ve Z ro1kers
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"ospHHTrL-1he n. Y. Poet tells 4 large
Sfcry Of the freaks OF Zig htnnlg in France A
young glrl vae struck by lightning and chang
ed 10 = boy. Nkersupon a Western paper re-
losHKs: Ihe very hing wanted in tai. vicinity.
Ohr women are anxious 10 enlist but q uIisr
nNiS4lDg eircuRsk-na1 the Government Will
not reetIye thsTn. Pae. that lightning round,
ana ltIs have H,e OF iSction removed.
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DROPOSALS FOR OATS.
QUARTKRMAsrRR's DHpor,

ALEXANDRIA, Va, August Zd, 1852
un Tnssday The 18th day of at u
O'Clock NJ. for furnishing the Government with five
nihss of HAr Ths oas s 70 Ss
about two bushels each
o T tH the be T Tssyd sy y e.
out extra charge to the Government.
or Cber nont on the c pS,a M the So
qua M ss T ~ direct within Nh tSsnty days
Is may be agreed upon. +.- -"
'at PROPOSALS..
The full name and Post Office address OF the bid
for Tnra one hundred thousand bushes. and liza
bid is made in the name of q frm, the names Of all
the Individual oposal of the partner signing il.
Proposals from diSioyak Psrties triN not Is oon,d
.red AID An OATH OF ALLEGIANCE MUST ACCOMPANY
Proposals must be addressed Captain c. b. Fereu
son. Assistant Qusrtermastsr U. s. Army, Aexan-
dris, Va, and should be plainly marked Proposals
for Cats
! tn" ability of the bidder to fill the contract,
should it be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
btsppended to the guarantee
The ,ssPSSn.is,isyy of the guarantoEs must be
nearest District Court of the United states Dis
tfict Attor.ey .
are opened, their proposals will not be consid-
ty the contractor and both Of his guarantors will
tce required of the successful bidder upon signing
As the bond must accompany the contract, it will
be necessary for the bidders to have their bondsnen
with them or to have bonds signed in anticipation
and ready tn be produced when the contract is
signed. Blanks for bonds be procured upon
eppiiea ton st this Office either personally by let
ter, CT by telegraph.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We -, of the county of -. and State OF
-. and -, of the county Of -, and State
OF -, do hereby guarantee that lis able 10
fulfil! contract in accordance with the r. Of his
pIo 'stisn. and that. should his pro positiOu be
80 epted he viii at once enter into q contract in
scc, rdance herewith.
Should this contract be awarded him we are pre-
pared 30 become his securities.
To this guarantee must be appended the Official
certificate above mentioned
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &c.
4 ! Oats contracted for under this Advertisement
wilt be rigidly inspected, and such do not prove
of a good, sound, understandable quality, Will be
rejected. .. ~. -.
Payment TO be made from time to time as the
forage is delivered, or so soon thereafter the
Depot Qusrternaster shall be in funds.
Any infOrmality in the bid. non conformanoe
with the terms Of this ad ertisement, will ensure
the rejection Of the proposal. e.. h.
Delivery to be made at such wharf at the city OF
AieHandria the Depot Gu tfs ter may direct
The Depot Quarternaster resefves 10 hinAsaf the
right Ia reject any all bids that he may deem
high, or for other sufficient cause.
c. B. FERGUSON
Captain, A. a. n. us. Army,
au 25-dtd and Depot QuArtermnster.
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81 We ir'ir1 by a -. John paper that Hon
d H. i.r.tJ '-E EHgilSA ConnisS Toner 10 . "
amin ard % e-Trint. tho 10 Jrt's or IN. ri,crs
Oa t-e Ailantc COAST nCr.a OF Cslesart,lke Bay,
under III Fishery clause of Ia, is,.,igrocIty
tT";:y- til' ~ Ne wfountiiand about vyo yveak<
CIV, q.
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The undersigned name OF guarantorl OF name
the town and State of tnane the State and name
Of second gusrahtor, Ks - hereby undertake that
the above named iname the bidder bidiers> will,
If his Tor theirl offer atoTe be accepted enter
iCtO contract with the United States within fftAen
days after the date Of notice through the post Office
of the ptanee Of his Tor theirl offer before
toned. (SigBaturc Of guarantor5.)
Witness:
/ certify that the above named there name the
Erarantors)a are known 20 me 20 be good aaf resppn
sible guarantors in this case. (Signature.)
TO be signed " the district judge, district attor
ney, collector, navy agent. or some person known
10 the bureau 20 be Responsible.
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- Mcclellan appears 70 be one Of the few
men properly oompre bending, from the first,
the magnitude Of The effort 70 crush OUT tho
SeeelH0n by The dispersion of lis armed uphold
ers- The quality ia him that has been mistaken
Tor iBdecisiOn, u now shown 10 have b>en ona
ofernple prudence, stfn ulatad by his know ledge
OF ths power, courage, and fighting character
fsncs OF The rebels.-S.. LoAis RI v45iisaa
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FEMALES :. - FEMALES
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED OR CON-
TENPLATIEG MARRIAGE
In many affections peculiar to Females, the EX.
TRACT BUCHU is une qualled by any other reme-
dy, as in Chlorosis or Retention, Irregularity,
Painfulnoss or Suppression of Customary Evacua-
tons, liberated or Schirrous state Of the Uterus
Leucorrhea or Whites, Sterility and for all COM
plants incident TO the sex, whether arising from
Indscre'ion, Habits of Dissipation, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Take no more BaIsan, Mercury, or unpleasan.
Medicine for unpleasant and dan serous diseases
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
CURES SECRET DISEASES
In all their stages, At little Expense,
Little or change in Diet, No Inconvenience,
g And no Exposure.
It causes a frequent desire and gives strength TO
Urinate thereby Removing DISTINCTIONS Prevent
ing and curing Structures of the Urethra Allay.'
ing Pain and Inflammation, 80 frequent in the class
Of diseases, and expelling all Poisonous Diseases
aud worn out Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS who have
been the victims Of Quaeks, and who have paid
heavy fees TO be snred in . short time, have found
that they were deceived, and that the POISON
has, by the use Of powerful astrinsents," been
dried mp IN the system, to break out in an agra.
rated form, and perhaps after Marriage. 81.
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GRDNANCE OFFICE, ...
~ WAR DEPARrwENr,
'WAsHIE6rOH, Sept. 4, H62.
PROPOSALS will be received by this DepArtment
s cS shs d Nth @ fer ,ss
White 'treet, New York, where samples can be
&c &c k'sS Sa o os,.yy h sssai:s
These Blankets must be Of pure WOOL, close woven,
FoR THE CAVALRY.
Indigo blue color, with An orange border three
vide md r: nshss from the The
the center Of the blanket.
FOR FIVE ARTILLERY.
Red Tsh s s!s sS.ss. sh,:s SSss vide sns
ft1 inches hish black color, IN the senter Of the
All the blankets are. 70 b. IS inches long by q
allowed, ISIS fbs. They must Be single and not Ia
FEs value q ,ks sssss 70 Se ds.ssminsd By he
iilfpeetOr.
none wiz be .Seeptsa or psid for but sash Is a1s
deliveries NUT b made - follows: On. tenth Of
in two weeks frem The dA.s Of ths contract IaiIa.s
10 deliver at spesihod tine win subject the eon-
n.sIor W forfeiture of tbs sanosnt tue At that
No bid Will be considered which dees not e.me
which does not ststs srpiietYy lie pisss, tins and
quantity Of each weekly delivery.
The Department reserves ths right 10 reject any
or all OF the bids whieh may be made.
Zach PARTY obtaining q ooatrset will be required
10 enter into bonds With proper suretes for Ne
{ pom the award being made successful bidder,
will be notissd and win be FURNISHED With forms Of
General JAMES W. RIPLEY,
Chief of ordnance,
,,, Washington, d. C.n
Proposals for Blanhstn
JAMES W RIPLEY,
Brig. Gen. Chief of Ord'ee.
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AC4AA 4SOAD ~
~ srsss-s.'rS So avs - s~,.-..~
1870. = ri - .s.' -..s-.. -
-..-.--. -. "A. sa..e.'tts - e
e. gGs Ia .-s.. r-r'
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
- - 49,. 80
"e--, HIGHLY CONCENTRATES"
COMPOUND rLUIp EXTRACT BucHU,
A Positive and Specific Remedy Tor
Dissssss Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, CRAWL,
.,s- and DHosssCALss
This Nsdisins insresass Re povsrsof Dises.,cs,
and sxctes the ABsORR1NfS into Asa3thy sstion,
by which the HAfIRY o. cALCRRoUs dspors-
tions, AaA ALL Observation-Disclosures
are Yednesd, IS wsh a. PAIN and IHFLANhA-
ZION, snA 10 GOOD for NAN, WOMEN, or CHIE-
DR1N.. r..'- a..> .''-.- - - -.
- hsLs-ls ....... -a-.-- -
HEBRRoLD's ExrRAsT BTsHU.
Yor. Weakness arising from 1.sssses, Habits Of
Dissipation, Barry Indiseretion or Abuse,
'Arr.rDYD WHY ,,zs toILow,ns SYMPTOMS:
lndispo-ision 70 EAc.tion, Loss of Power,
Loss OF Memory, Din Guilty OF Breathing,
Weak Nerves., Trembling,
Horror OF Disease, Wskefulness,
Dimness Of Vision, Pain in,tke Back,
Universal Lassitude Of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Yiushing Of the body,
Drynsss Of skin,- BruptiOns Of the Face.
PALLID COUNTEKANCE.
These symptoms, il allowed 10 go on which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows IMPO.
TENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS, in one OF
which the patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently fol.
lowed by those "DIREFUL DISEASES"
"IEsANlTY AND CONsUMPTI0E.m
Many are aware OF the cause Of their suffering,
But NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUNs,
And the melancholy Deaths by Consumption bear
ample witness to the truth Of the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid of medicine 10 strengthen and in.
vigorate the System, which HELMBOLD'S EX-
TRACT BCCHU invariably does. trial will
convince the most skeptical.
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THE EVENING. STAR.
He ervETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.

n oNEIn MS 0GbOV6O SLE EP.
In fearful anguish once lay,
And every tndsr strsuR of Hfs 10y 500
y - rudS1y smittep BY dsresee. vR'r.-tF~. ,
Ala n.ssfe erfyered in the strife. - p ..-..
fc co looked for help the shib- -~-s. .
TIE lingering moments seemed TO Green .
Md his tvest tru tn broke on my mind - o.
Hrsrvsrh HIS BHiovko slxEP.. ~
AgentJe peace. like evening winds.
In 20 nsaer from the oeeans breast.
StoSe Ter my ssghing sink ing soul,
And rOoihed my murmg ring grief 10 pest:
And through that weary night Uf main.
when IL were mAAliners 70 weep
~ soul was eon fortsd by this rs.
hK eiSk1H HIS BELOVED sLEEP.
hen pri-oned long. my soul would Sain
leap thseus a her FRI gile walls aIsd ice,
But on the unnnessersd life beyond -. -
she. hating. faxes treus bhRgly;
Aen could 4 sim ply pyust m Him = z .
whose arms His fee blest follower keep,
And chose name eyes, aud say in death,
Os GIyrrH HIS ssLovED SLEEP ~
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How TO ORGANIZE VTcroKY.--The Phila-
dslPhia NOILL American recalls 4 period III
FTen eli history IN the following extract that is
worth coming Over:
FIrst-ciIss taant for tie field is very rare
IL Is only IN the wars of the French republic
~teat we find the determined pursuit OF it re-
duCett ~ 4 system. When tie French atter
long continued and wearisone defsars, at
length grew desperate, they rrsorted 20 eNpe-
dieEis which seemed outrageous. but whieh in
the eLd proved successful. They were all m
vented by civilians IN the government 2, Paris
and we mention them only - curiosti,,s
First they, although ignorant of the art OF w:ar,
saw that Their numerous armies were bcl.1n
in detail N superior strategy ot lae enemy, and
hence they ordered that the armies of the
republic should move only in great bodies
and attack muSSc. The effect OF this rude
and wonderful decree aas Of course al I'M
mediate change for the better, as no opposing
force could resist u turlous onset nlaileea
by great army. Second, they took 10 trying
and pHnlShinS their generals for i'll success
Sol1t Were banlsbetiHoine Imprisoned, and soia3
executed. This fearful pressure induced every
general 10 hight for his life, and quickeued
E!s wits IN the most remarkable style. Savage
as was the device, IL succeeded. Third, th Y.
ordered their generals 10 achieve fixed res uits
by given = des, and tired Them ior their lives
If hey flird Ia this, too, they met with much
success Il oyer came The prOyerbiai i&trdiness
OF generals. Fourth, they sent civil agents -
accompany each army IL the field. and see that
tie orders iIOm Paris were promptly enforced.
These agents were members of the government
mostly; and, although they aid much damage
by their lntPrnieddlIng, in cases where pad
axe MT were chosen yet in others they acocie-
rated good results, and on the whole kept such
watch on Tie generals 20 compel THEM 70
BE- Oh the alert in all t;IPir movements
We submit these facts Tor t.a- consideration
OF tie public. They were undoubtedly very
severe and arbitrary. Nevertheless tn.v r.
generated The French military service, and
brought glory 10 il in the midst of Il long con-
tinued prcfJIsion of disasters. Something will
undoubtedly have 20 BE- done - effect i change
in OH generals iii the field.
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