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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-14

crossine- the one made by the fret corps. the re-
sstance US 40 ohsfinste ~ 20 cal Tor an exhibi-
tion OF val0r OF tie 9trt &c our froofs deservfne
OF The hghc-tcnmmeudafiou The orems iAed
the south hsnk 81 tie X yer wiih shsrf-hooters,
90 securely rosied ia ftfe pits - % bsale al at
Temps ~ oi-lolg e themmtde from thenafth ssde
FROM their sheltered pfsition they were enabled
70 pour upon our poni0ouers such \ Calling ire
thafN vas Impossible % proceed with he con.
s,ructiou of the bridge at that point. sud the en-
ginesr corp vas obliged 10 tall back At he
repulse. the first brigade OF Wadsworih's division
VA ordered up for duty The pontoon boats
we're Instantly thrown into the water rnd quickly
hllel with the picked regiments from tie brigade
the 24th Michigan. Col II A Morrow. and
". Gen Wisconsin, Coz bragg-who proceeded
across the river Ia these open boats under a most
mufderuUs tire, and, changing up the banks on
The south side. cleared The rice pits. capturing
about one hundred prisoners. aud driving the re
m,indeT vi the Rebel iurce in Tie widest coniu
zion back across the fields. These Western men
cannot be too highly complimented on the gal
laatry displayed on this occasion twas largely
owing 70 their insincible courage that We sue
ceeded 10 making the crossing AZ THAI point. L.
deed our bridges could not have been laid had
the opposite bank not been cle,red. and there ap
peared no other way Of clearing hat bank but
by this hazardous adventure The regiments
that performed this heroic duty suffered consider
abb, in killed and wounded.
On the right OF our line. above Frederick -burg.
equal valor vas shown by these sturdy Western
men. The 9th Indiana was singled out by Bar
ney for his advance guard when he pushed HE
column 50 far beyond The plank road on Saturday.
and were even preferred. AS skymishers. 20 the
famous Berdan Shsrpshoo,ers
4 he Sd and 9th Michigan were among the best
Of BIrney's troops. as he has himself said IN my
hearing. They have both suffered severely IN the
recent battles. the former having it. Colonel
Pierce from Grand Rapids wounded. though
slightly. and the latter it, Lieutenant Colonel,
commanding the regiment-E. I. Sherlock. Of
Deiroit--killed
lu neatly every army corps there we're repre-
sentntives from some Of the Western States, p,in-
cipally Michigan. Wisconsin. and Indiana; and
have yet to learn OF single instance In which
any OF them failed 10 distinguish themselves.
RIprOS
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lie useless 70 argue question With those ~ho
are determined 70 mizrepresent The Journal
.,ill claims hat 4 has "consicsed the Attorney
General Of deliberate attempt TO pass OF Lac
Of less. as having been passed IN ! SOL" There
was no attempt Of the hind whatever The
Attorney General did ju-s wha, he represented 10
do He Quoted irou Che second section OF the
act of is6i. just - Ia became Law with The
spprovd Of Governor Mosros. We did no.
a,temp,. - the Journal charges. 70 show that
In amending the orgiosI section at the extra
session il ~s~ set forth IN full but the quotation
In controversy was from the amended lsw. OF
1861. and reads thus: "Such ATTORNEY General
.hsslreceise for hi. CO apensatioa the sum ef ore
thousand doIlss per aonnm. % be audited and
paid quarterly out Of the Stats Treasury" We
certainly can no, see the object Of the Journal
stating ffai the foregoing quosaiion isnot IN the
amended Get Of 1851 ,when everybody ~ho can
procsre 4 copy- Of the laws passed at the extra
session In 1861. can see that IL lie so.
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MILLS.
G. HICKMAN J. o.. VAC ARTuUR.
iate ~ The Capital Mills
BATES CITY MILLS


vu,HE rxnEaSiGSEDBAvlNG LgssFp TIE ABOVE
Mrls lor AtsuA nf yesfs f,f TIE purpose u mana.
fariuring b and q Flour sXrressy for re city trade.
would resp.c s invite che eii1ef ~ Indianapolis aud
vielfy a. i've oar Flour trial fes VITA eur expecnee
IN The trade eompe;ea 81 giving snfe satsfac.
ton.
We also keen constantly Rye Fogr, Corn Meal, Corn,
oats and al lnds 81 MI Feed stth we VII sell a. low
any htslse IN the CITY. o.. -.
Al oriess a, Nth Sfe,s. No ecs. Easi
Washington street. VII be promptly Oiled ard delivered q
Any pat 81 fheCly
ltrrns Cash.
mya-disf HICKMAN a MACARTHUR
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THr PREIDiNT ~ Hon GLEE-GrS. sEDc-
VICES CoaP, DRivev orr or FRfDtaicKsnuec
~-hoozER SAYS. THAR IS % 80 CoSst
crENcE' -TmRiFic CsRsAcE AZ THE srosN-
ING % rHE HiGHrs-SrEsNGE GKRLRALsHlP ~
INK PART OF Ho0KER-DAFKeTs ~ HooKEE's
PLANS, &C &C
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SUMMER RESORT.

IN nc -, - ~. n ~ - g. -
vNvifL BE OPENED oN WEDNESDAY. TAX isrr
w oF NAY. They situated miles from
lad ana poA bali mile north ~ The eieiouaine raii-
accommodate gussis.
Boarding from - o. TO o. 10 per week. or si 90 per
DAY. n5-dJt
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The war IN virginia.

WIZ crx HooKra WITHDREW AcRoss rHE
R.rranAxxocK-Arr TO LEssEN fHE
MAoSirUpE % re Die ssrrR-THg Rts-oSs
G.vax NJ HooKIR r8s Hrs RlrRy,r. AND
THnE FsLsirr-GALLASTET OF INA " EsrsHs
T.axrs IL
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Pc--o----ny Animals.
Par Lions. E'ock Tig,r. Spotted
Tise-. dfriran Panther, three Ben
81 Leo. ay~s pair Asotie LelpoTds.
Tho following was taken from
the living animals, in New
York, March %. JS62, and may
be considered
4 Correct LIST or ANIMALS.
UGy E'ephart V9nni,ai, P>-foru-
ing Eggplant Jtrpoc .Sub, TUo
biemmoih Elephants, -Four Tions
and Li0aeSSSs. Astniic aud african,
South American JnHgsr. 1f,ioan
PaSshSr, >Po't,d Tiger, Fla K Tiger
Con y one - io,e Tea ;.iOpeSs
thee youag Pengal k0rdri,. :h,,e
As.at and 4fiean Ieypa as rcHry
lie po,d, ST moHfLs old >f,lpef
Hwaf (or'Y enc ~ A,n,ric0) ".
american Ia fh.r and rum. .>pa,-
tel fiy M ri" 3 L'nn shr,e y,ors
old. 7 A. California D1Rc'Sg G,fs
slv b, - B ack IFolf. prai ie Ivoif
Or y IFoif Z,5 n (pres ni.d 20
Mr. Van Ant ,ed BY n Earl #
DEFY ERg'aad) ~ Urn Goat,
Iop- Eg ed VcnSy Goats (only onss
ia imericr } y ack Limo. Aipa ooa
She p. or lfLgc ANA LED Peru-
rian Lama Or I,cuad. 1sis,to0s
FaR0'c bar, .ifrfroH Bson. or
B-Galo, fhres Afrio1a Gas('es.
Comfy oBrs ezhi5tsf "a lrs tea in
IS yarS ) pair Ct Rec Bn k. or
4s,afc dAt.iopes. Psoara. o. M,gi-
ran W.. H8g. soB'h Aai,btcgn
iHcosa. yarG Hars Tiger Cat. or
O,kOf. Fssisr. or iEGier Cat. par
TchasVn as. lTaIs Lgoun0 hog
osd or par at 10 sss. Gul4,d
rig Wf'hopfrvn,bsr Eng iSs Ear>
black oAi Wat's EabJ,fS tee q ses.
C. kcsf'oH - brfs srr s,rh.t, 81
rair II Nsfr H9licnd CS0ua f,aas,
= nth i8s, = an CosdoT. ne iGlge,.
Bird faes lis'. TaiS lVh.i- .raas,
lfricah TeI.esfH, fhrcs Coz leH Pa,as-
pHfs ftrCs S.fr,r Aca aff., Jq.r
B0hsoi4cr z aeGsan Is. PaHr Lssi,sb
Phea. aAgs, CAia,ss FUS IIsH, hoE;h
Aweftcaa P0r., ftr,s NpdRsA
Agoaus. par Tamp,c1 aTo,s,
Hrc south dui>rfcgs = aryofs. yGr
hing Do -, par EsyVii G,to.
IRE. nt14.i Co4s. par rf lolan :
Foes fsgsr u aiie toc ffs.s. Lei
kHg I yo, from Avsf n ? Orsa
Qssn JarTet from AS,'ra 20. Nrir
10 land Cec4foo, Grfy ffrro's,
IarsqRf's .s'sa, a FGmnyy foa-
irYs. Otrfs Iig.oas ana C1yser
Dor,s, Iiapny Femag n Noaie1s.
Spss. bs,oofs, icaA, YfEoas. ~ rs,
Cas-, Sc. seing hz' plaHioHsiy to
g,is,r. Aps.sii
TIE GREAT YAH AaDURGE
VIII enter tho lens OF ToaiNez
~ -fais
Aiso Will lie introduced tho
crr: IToy E-.Pha IIGHst5 ?, l.
!. lrrrys, j. CpcT, TCyg-Iz,nS
z srb<..g ifrp.so Sa ., tr-inca -
TTos HA~a, ionics, 9ioni.cys,
AGles, &c. LOR' I Ill 10 eco
Till G)kGE0US PROCESSION
Alto An. prcceied by tho
CCLCCN CHARST,
Containing
Otto Horns Cornot Ba.d
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Isaac FoERrY. Secretary.
The Authority az the Federal Gov.
eminent Para an omit.

This j. a fashion bile doctrine nov and is only
true IN dehnable sense. tdepends ON the sub
ject upon winch the authority OF the Government
j. exercised
We are under two Governments. each based
upon the same authority-the sanction aud ratih.
cation OF the people
The States made the Federal Government
granting it all the power thas or can Legitimate
ly exercise. The powers not granted to the Fed
eral Government or forbidden To the States are
reserved To the States or TO the people The
Federal Constitution and the laws made i'm pur
suance thereof, are the supreme laws of the land.
The supreme law, however. must he IN pursuance
ct the Constitution. Ii il is noI in accordance
with the powers granted. it is no law at all.
law of Il State upon any subject reserved to
the State Is the supreme law o. the Suite. and
the Federal Government has no more power To
override 1t than smother State has. or "A foreign
power has The Federal Government j. an ab
-oure sovereign over objects committed to it in
the Federal Constitution. A State is an abso-
lute sovereign over it. powers reserved
he Federal Goverumeument is not sovereign,
nor j. n State sovereign, a England or France
are: for there are no two Governments over the
people oflhose countries But ihev are each SOW
ereign in it. sphere. and absolute.
A State has no power 10 interfere With law
made by Congress IN pursuance OF the COnstiiu.
uOn. nor has the Federal Government any night
10 interfere with the law of a State over nuy suO
ject not granted to the Federal Government, or
forbudden To the States The power reserved 70
the ; ates are by far the most numerous and in
poriant to the security and protection of the lilo
ertv. property and interest of the citizen
The powers granted TO the Federal Govern
men, are few and we'll defined Ii any conflict
takes place between these two powers, Their" i =.
Supreme Court To decide the point AZ issue and is
decision j. final Neither the Legislative nor
Executive departments OF either tbe State or Fed
erll Governments can decide for itself the limits
of H. power
This complicated system puzz'es many in the
use OF terms II Is rue that the Federal and
State Governments are sovereign. etch IN it,
sphere. and il l. exclusive
Ii ought 20 lie recoeciei that State Constitu-
tons laws aud institutions are part OF the sys.
tenn composing this Union Resistance 20 one il
TO better than resistance 10 the other IN principle
Forcbe resistance % State Constitutions and
laws is treason 20 the state fOrcible resistance
10 the Federal LAWS i treason to the Federal Gov
eminent The guilt j. the same. although the
power To punish NAV not alssvs be the same.
He who makes war on Sttte Constitutions snd
laws IS an enemy 70 tho system of Government
our father. made
4 Governor svears 10 execute the laws of a
President. who swears . execute the laws of The
United States. Those ~ho propose TO save this
Union should recol'ect this artificial system which
is the framework Of the Cnou = Louisville
Democrat.
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pRkANRLr.

WHEREAS, The political leaders of the Repub
lican party OF this State. and especially of this
county. have endetvOred 20 create the impression
among the soldiers Ia the army and their friends
at home. that the Democracy OF the State OF In
diana are the enemies of the Government. op.
posed To the Union, and indifferent 20 the war
aud the fate of the gallaat army now ia the field /,
therefore.
Resoiued. l. That the Democracy of Water
loo township. Fayette county. Indana, organize
a Democratic Uuion Soldiers Aid Society for the
purpose ~ opening chnnel whereby the De
mocmoy of this county aud State may with
out reproach. and ia their name and right. con.
tiihute material MD and comfort 10 the sick ami
wuurled soldiers now in service whether in camp
or IN the hospitals
,. That this society shall embrace in the range
of is duties the care and attention of the families
of volunteers. suffering either from sickness or
neglect aud shall and them Ia their endeavors
To maintain an honest and industrious indepen
dence
g. That we ask the cooperation of the several
townships IN this county, AMI also the several
counties in this State. in order TO make this
n permanent society, with township. county and
State officers
4 That each and every Democrat shall become
n mcmber of this society by subscribing his or
her name To these articles and promising To fur
nish from time 90 time. as their circumstances
will permit material aid ia money. provisions OF
clothing. for the and benefit OF the soldiers
aud their families, to be distributed under the d-
rections Of this society.
) That the officers of this society shall consist
OF President. Secretary and Treasurer. elected
by the members
6 That copies of the above proceedings be
furnished the Indiana State Sentinel anu the
Richmond Jelfersonian for publication
JOSEPH COLE, President
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Nkay"The first numbsr OF the shipper aide and
Consle rcal rectory OF the Nor hw will
delivered 10 subscribers and patrons forthwith.
my4-dJt HAYES Co
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Nincennes elected the Republican ticket
by about ~ majority - Louisville Democrat
On The contrary. Mr.. Harvey, the Republicans
elected bat one candidate out OF the thirteen OH
Gers voted or. The Democrats elected Mayor,
Treasurer, Marshal Clerk. City Attorney. three
School Trustees. and four out OF the Counclmen
chosen Will you be kind enough to make
note ont ="
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WANTED.
FOR SALE,

NOS SALEA FIRST cia. saloon Illinois street for
al. ehsap Cor cnsA-uos doing good business,
AID suited up bret css, fiyle for particulars apply
"a i. N. HAMLlN.
Reel Es,atr Agent. No. u, South ilinoi- street.
my4-dlw
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~ % II IL q n I.

For the purpose of attending other engage.
mens requiring my entire attention have disposed VI
my stoc. Of Groceries. No 3 North Illinois street 20
the above named ntlemen, aud easure solicit
ing the liberal share OF public patronage heretofore
so generously extended 10 me.
Ny business place. for the future be found nj the
Office OF HAYES Co - old sentinel BulIdng rooln the
same as occupied by me In the Publishing business for
the past seveny ears CIV. HAYNES.
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STRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, on THF I'd
- Of May. IN BendersUns addition, ~ indianapolis. a
Gray Horse s hands "a. old. wind broken. left
side htT scratched oil. bought him Barrow stable
on the 18th OF April. 1 will literally reward per-
ION that returns him or gives Information that will lead
TO hi recovery.
my6-dLt PATRICK BRANlN.
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Democratic Union soldiers Aid So

Alta meeting OF the Waterloo TOWNSHIP Dem
ocratic Club. held at Waterloo, FayeIte county.
Indiana. on Friday night. the sth inst the fol-
lowing preamble aud resolutions were adopted.
aud with view OF carrying out the provisions
therein expressed. the following persons were
elected permanent officers OF the society:
Joseph Cole. President; Isaac forrey, Secre-
tary. aud Amos G Smith. Treasurer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-14

Tar PRoyosr AAKsaALs AND Assistants -
Dat Of the four hundred and twenty three per.
s1ns spfo ntei under the conscription law. only
hirfy fre hare been ia the military serres Of the
Uaifsd Siai,s. This is the way the promise has
been kept that thee places should be given TO
worthy patriotic military men. disabled from
active held sersice--.S \ Express
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DAILY SENTINEL.

rHs csloS riTSsSr 81 FEfsrSsss Il.es.os
THURSDAY MORNING. MAYA
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- The Supreme Court of Indiana meets on
she fourth Monday OF this month
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REWARD.
ONE DOLLAR REWARD.

DUS AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, LIVING
III IN Pike township. on May Alb. MARY OLKAEi, n
years old bound gih. hereby forbid any person OF
Persons iron haTboring busting her my account
viii TOT psy any bills Of her contracting.
Ma llth, leo3. JOHN ARCHER
M l2-c2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-14

GLN. BURNSIDE AND rHE PKFstDENT 1t ap
pear. according to Gen Franklin. that when
Gen. Burnside seui his famous letter TO the Com
mander la Chief. exon0raang hun ,nd Secretary
Stanton from the responsibility OF the movement
on Fredericksburg. be also cent another leiter 10
the President. which has not been published.
making formal and ernest request for the
dismissal of Secretary Stanton and General Hal
leck This fact. in justice TO Gen. Burnside.
should have been disclosed long since. a. il fully
illustrates his sagacits and ju>t6es the popular
confidence in hi. honesty and courage in offering
President Lincoln such sound advice = y. \.
Sun
sE-It is said that the proceedings OF the Buell.
Court OF iis.urv have heen iorNa rded u " ash
ington They hi i've Thousand pages Of manu-
script. but Won't make line on the page OF HI
tor, - Louisville journal
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DRY GOODS.
II . S 7 e r z.

SnA DOZEN COrTON HOSE, TO BIZ
eDUO sold at a small advance on last year, prices.
400 Gents and boys Hair Hose,
the best assortment and the lowest prices in this city
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= ~ --%-~1. <k-1-----1-o'
Paw L,pns E'ork T'gtr. Spotted
Tiss-. dfrioan Panther, three Ben
81 LEO. ay~s pair ASntie LeJpards.
Tho following was taken from
the living animals, in New
York, March %. 1862, and may
be considered
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-14

Forney's view 81 the estimation"
WAsHtNeroN. Man b
I need not repeat the meas that - now being
discussed throughout the whole country. The
fifth campaign OF the Army Of the Potomac has
sutdealy stopped Our victories seem o. have
been franlesss We have crossei the ksppshsu-
mock anil circumstances that Indicate defeat.
How We have been defeated can not s.y: for IN
common with tue country heard OF nothing bat
tidifrys OF valor sni triumph until the announce
merit of General Hooker's retreat came upon Us
like the morse ot thunder. 1t NAV have been =
strategic movement: but. il 80. | can imagine
10 purpose thar eau possibly be gainei We can
only call iI reverse
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DRY GOODS.

nrcgxAS 4 MACARTHUR
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Otto Horns Cornot Ba.d

tS~ Doors open Al = and o'clOek, Admission re-
duced 10 80 cents Children under nine years Is
cents
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]).~.,)lje0

Athis residence, in BrookAeld, March 18th, Samuel
Upham, aged 90 years
In Braintree Feb. Dist. Mrs. Clarnda wife of Henry
r. Bodset and daughter of Marcus Mxham of Worcester,
aged % years.
Her life was consecrated to Christ with whom, we
trus, she has gone share the blessednes of celestial
praise.
In Bare, March 3D. Mr.. Ethan Allen, aged "a years.
In Chelsea, March llth, OF Diptheria Emily Sarah
eldest daughter of Rufus z. ana Caroline N. Hoyey +,
aged Is years
In Cabot vt, February 2Sth, of consumption, Miss
sarah Emily Whittier, aged "a years
In Richord, Jan. 26, 1853, of membranous Group VIM
son CT Charles s. and Abigail Royce, aged years nd
days
, In Danvlle, Feb o. 1862 of Typhoid Fever Miss Mel
lie M. daughter of Ebenezer and Abigail Cheney, aged
25 years
. kchford, Feb. IT, 1863 of the nlammatory rheuma-
''Sm' Porter Bliss, aged 90 years.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-17
A Largo Swindle.

The Rutland Herald says that confidence man
by the name of o. B. Clark appeared in Rutland
last January as the 6 4aeral agent of Willard,
Singleton Clark, of 4.ncy, ILL.,, Importers,
Dealers frowers of Pure Blood and Graded
Sheep ST. and the son of the Clark of that
firm for nom he was buying sheep in this
State. After sundry strategic movements and
"Reminiscences Of the surrounding country, he
made grand forward movement upon the Banks
last week The Herald thus describes the result
of this attack :"
A week ago last Saturday he hired livery
team here to be absent three or four days visit
ed Orwell, Brandon, Middlehury and Vergenne
and returned to Rutland last Wednesday after
noon Immediately on his arrival here he pre-
sented and procured to be cashed at the Rutland
County Bank, draft purporting to be drawn by
the Logansport branch of the State Bank of In
diana on the City Bank of New York City, for
$4,000. This draft was forwarded Immediately to
New York, and on Friday the Rutland County
Bank received a telegram that the draft was a for
gerry. 1t turns out that while absent, from Satur-
day to Wednesday, he did a most Furnishing
business, bleeding the Banks at Brandon, Or
well, Mildebury and Vergennes, in the following
sums, by procuring to be cashed similar forged
drafts, (,ome of which, however, purported to be
drawn by Toledo, Ohio, Bans, on the Ocean
Bank, of New York,) viz: at Brandon $4,000,
Orwell $4,000, Middlebury $4,000, or $500,
and like sum at Vergennes. From here, this
enterp:ising individual, Of course went as soon as
he had transacted his little business at the Bank
on Wednesday, and on Thursday sdded to his pile
at Bank ia Bellows Falls, by similar drawing
process, the further sum of $4,000, making the
total of his operations SO far as heard from, about
$23,500. Immediately on receipt of the inte
gence on Friday last, that the drafts were forged
all possible measures were taken to oyertske the
villain the police have been put upon the aler
all principal points in the North, and tits hoped
that he will be headed off and captured.
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Impaired Nutrition Of the boy Lassitude, Weakness of
the Limbs and Back, tndisposition aud incapacy for
Study and Labor Dizziness Of Apprehension, Loss OF
Memory, Aversion to Society, Love OF Solitude, Tim-
atty Self Otstrust Dizziness Headache, Affection OF the
Eyes, Pimples the Face. Involuntary Emissions and
sexual lncapacty, the Consequences OF Youthful indis
cretion, &C., &c
6Jr-This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated often self afflicted evils, may be
moved without medicine and without dangerous surgical
operations and should be read by every youth and
in the land.
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