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~ 1W AND IMPROVED IhV1N TON
IN OF
ARTIFICIAL
CHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH,
WITHOUT NIfAL PLATE Or CLASPS,
DR. Q. B. sIGIsMoND,
$40 Bseadssay, Nss5 York, AID $50 Psnasylssais
AsssNl, bsfsssea l3tA aad 1Ssh sts., WdsAsastoA,
Calls the attention OF the pablo to the following
advantages of his improved System:
l. TAe Teeth Of his manufacture wiHJ
never &C rsode nor change color By any
acids being three -fourtks lighter than any other.
Z. No teeth roots need be eKtrAted, % tie
Artificial ones can be inserted ovsr them.
.. fae roots viii be made inohensive. and never
10 ache.
{. No temporary. teeth are needed, - permanent
oneScen be made innmsdt lately, thereby preservips
ths ksarL s1Rreasion Of the face, which under the
8. This work has been fully tested over ave
years By many OF the Arst chemists and physicians
Of this country.
DR.. g; has also invented . white undeetruetiys
metal filing, with which the most senEitive teeth
can be nllep without pain, and oan build ub per-
feet sound tooth on any side roots, which win last
through Hfetetime.
Gall and examine for yourself. no D-6m
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marl7
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ODORATES,
LENGHTHENS,
INTIG0RATES,
NOURISRES,
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THE HAIR
KENDALLD AMBOLINE is rare compound OF
stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots, and
Herbs, for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PER-
AANENT VIG0R Of the HAIR.
Highly beneficial where the hair requires .
gentle stimulant." DR.. Chiffon,
Have never had anything which so perfectly
answers the purpose Of hair dressing"
WARREN WARD, Esq,
No. 277 Canal street, N Y.
AFTER being bald for seven years your AMBO-
LINE has covered the entire scalp with NEW
HAIR" Prof. JOHN SENIA,
No. 35 King street, NY.
For sale BY all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Put in boxes, containing two bsttlesJ
price 81.
Manufactured and for safest Wholesale by
KENDALL & BANNISTER,
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SRCkEr DISEASES

Soma,itan's Gtn is the most certain, safe and
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days,
and recent cases in twenty-four hours. No miner
nj, ne balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be
taken. 1t is the soldiers hope, and friend to
those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack.
ages, 81; female, SIS.
Sama,itgn's Root and Herb Juiees--A positive
and perm anent cure for Syphilis scrofuls Ulcers,
for SIS. Bold By 3. g. Ford. See advertisement. ms
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RsoTs AND SHOES TO SUIT TIN TIMES.

k0VTb AND sHUES To BUZZ TIL TtME6.
We are now manufacturing al kinds Of BOOTS
and SHOES and eonatantly receiving cup >1a0
ply Of Eastern msde Work of every desorip-
don made expressly to order, and viii bev
sold ct . much lower price than has BEEN
heretofore charged in this city for much inferior
Persons In want Of BOOTS and SHOES of lsstsrp
or City made work, will always hnd I good assort-
ment In store and 1t the lewsst prices Give m
call. GRIFFIN BkOTHAR,
an STIR 314 Pennsylvania ayenua
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ToPHAMyyR rmun
TRUNK MAHU1ACTORY
400 SEvEHTH ST., WASHINGTON, d. O.
Silver Medal awarded by Maryland Institute Of
timore. November T. 1850
Also, Medal by Metropolitan Mechanics Institute
Washington, D. O., 1850.
0X4YaI sm constantly king and alwayssn
TA have on hand, of the best ma $50
~ tarial, every description Of 4A0
Fine SOLE LEATHER,
IRON FRAME,
LADIES' DRESs,
WOOD BOX, and
kELLISSIER, CARPET, and
CANVAS TRAVELLING BAGS,
SCHOOL sATCHfLS, do
At LOW PRICES.
Members OF Congress and Travellers will plessa
lxAmine my stock before purchasing elseWisrs
Trunks that are made In other cities.
Superior LEATHER and DRI6S TRUNKS mads
% order.
notice.
Goods delivered FREQ of charge to any part Of .hs
oity, Georgetown and Alexandria.
JAMES y. TOpHAM.
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mar -eof NO. 332 Pennsylvania avenue.
ION NEW DRY GOODS.
IUU PIECES White, Pink, Blue, and Green
Mosquito Netting
Bleached and Brown Oottons,
sheetings, Table Linen, Crash, Diapers,
Irish Linen, Hosiery, Gloves,
Cambria and Swiss Ed gings, and Knsertions
yalencies and English Thread Edgngs,
White Goods in every variety of atty and price
10 20 M. TAYLOR Il 90.
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SEMI WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK,
WASHING TON and GEORGETOWN. DC
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FOR STAMPING
NO PAPER AND ENVELOPES
INITIALS,
CREST, or
COAT OF ARMS
PHILIP & sOLOMONS,
Metropolitan Bookstore
mar 25-sotf No. 332 Pennsylvania avenue,
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
sinking of One pilot Boat and serious
Damage 90 Another.

The pilot boat Moses r. GrinnciI met with scroun ac
cident yesterday morning. about O'Clock. She vas
opposite Sandy Hook Al the time eni the weather wa
dark and ,hics The United states supply steamer rnon'
arriving from the East Cult and South Aentc bockadng
squadron, also chanced be or The Hook a. ihe time
stated and, a Il alleged the pilot boat showed 40 light,
she coidei with her, cutting her bow down I've feet
carrying away her bowsprit aad starting her deck snls
No one was injured. but the accdon, the bost
very sericus The Crnnell a boat of about eighty
toss bur,hen and some seven years old she vas
worth probably ,houaand dollars Proceeding on
up the bay the Unou coided again with second pilot
boat This time the collision moro serious. This
PILOT bca, was tho James Funck, new boat. launched
some six months ago and worth from $4,000 10 SIS ooo
The pIo, boa, was IN tow At the tmo, and not bound
consequentiy 10 carry light She had light when
sho was struck I, three A. " when tho union col
iiaed with her, ard A. 10 the former great darkness
prevailed. The Union strucK the Tuucs smidsbip~ 40
violently hat she sunk her almos, instantly. The
board Of her had lat time 70 Iaauch yswi, lump
and save their lives, whcu she ned and wept 10 The
bottom The Onion was hot damaged 70 any material
extent Tho Funck 40. q ard TIC GronelI was No.
The following "a the report made By The Unson On her
arrival at tie city cf the collision with the Funck
Tbs Union came IN coison with pilot boat No. q. aud
sunk bcr, while coming through the ysrrcws The unon
was IN charge cfs rega'Ar New York rlos AZ The
Of The accden. lhs plot bopl had light No blame
be s,.asbei 70 the plot o. The usbs.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

S ssrnshins beswscu shs picksts - ssAsr ssls snl
several Casualties ere reported.
'"cra'y there was skirmshns all sSsss the lines n
i army and some aring also on ~ old BuIl run battle
'"'' oa' There was general engsg smont
"" army ast night Ia hns of battle Tho whole
'ssas' and 1ansp rtaiion nan vas sent 70 Shs rear
",s '"s a'''c's "e'e ordered 10 Alexandra. HF
80 "Nh's yesterday principally for position.
WV ''i"'in ihat In every instance General Meade
mas s"oosoeea 10 getting the advantage
Ihree hundred and nineiy-iwo prsonors os war can
tured on "Wednesday last rstoe sto ro,rnI mi.
cry last night and were committed 10 t,e od cauit
From information received from tie Arms of ,h~
Potomac Io-nisht 1t appears that body Of IN. epenv
were scsn pazlns soulhward, opposite Bs xourns y,
last night. and batteries shcled them rney "a ,
for half an hour and then disappeaet They nads mo
Other dcmonstration yesterday. IL was ramorod tina,
oic corps OF the enemy approaching fsrax yeser
day by tho Ghau,iiy road and heavy batteries wero
sent out In that direction. They have returned and
repor, all quiet. Our army In perfectly s.fe poson
and prepared 10 repeI any attack
on9 OF tho most efficient detectives la tho service s,ys
no pretty well satisfied therc are not css than two or
three hundred guorps this sde OF tho X ppah,unock
and south Of General Mcades army. They aro daily and
nightly arrestpg Union and committing dcprois
t'ons on their property.
Hon John Minor Bolts arrested by tho rebels -
DIS house ON Monday last, during cavary nght near
Brandy station and has since iakcn 10 Rchm nd,
whero hs vii Doubtless be rsonai and hold for tho
return Of sbackeford, Bradford, Frecm,n and other
rebels Of cuipopper county, ,ha Old Capitol Mr..
Bots WAS parolod prisoner to tho con'edersy.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
wv
Musical.
aelpTsY ~ sUsln.

t1AbhAh - Nhtf1s
Isa tega ng.scis RI u.s "a wesfserss iAasisssbts
apfsrcs asssmbii "a ihf ArtssNY y Assse Tbs 0ssrs
gigtl 80 reflrs "Iritlsis' .hifh s,s sa<esssfaay
rs.tsset Wehavs 90 frsfs - msnasn q itssa us
ssrrsaas -te sffsrlrs shs ayAsss o ihs ssI ssss.
Ass wa TBrsy 80 iaN al 60 Ntists psrs - sai
Ysl1s slc ma sns a.s ses, oa.fssss and ushlsra
~us la sf.eiivs o. ofiia " igfsl
T. az brff an ~ gfa1a sa.ars, ussa shss 80
ension 'Hgsap" vi ~ eiy.f $50 us ssn~ rgssfiui
est o. bs',fe.
~ uoastY rs ar g. las Fsfff ce'fofaisd ops
"varhstt, ~uh urs v~lef la tef rsai 'ss a i@fr
xaefsia ia "a 30 rett1f - s'sai tu~ u ~
re. ftrfr n f o. srfli 'eis h iA@ ei~ra st~.'
~ r,r, ,tstt ts g ,u.,rf go assrs spss ~ ttss
A. srs.f ~. .ss
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
Our Washington Dispatches.

WssnIsoros, Oct. ~, 1903
Reports from this front iaaleaie noremen, 90 the
part u tho eoamys casify ,ovird1 tho Potoaac and
steps beng taken for the rsyen,ioa q another eAvs
~ rad In that Glioetos
feur huncred SICK 400 wounded nsE from The Army u
tie Po,onsc were seat down 10 day
In addition H. Tho arss penJsr o. toIierg sircsdy
pIoyed IN ,trcn .hsnsg the de'cnos, itrrsana
moro ~ero detailed from tie couyaic-oeoi Camp asy
for that duty Te fact that ~bis &c. ds;Aa4
or this Gaty there several nesfo res 'nts iYins N
slobess erce- o, siIe oomnoa, Il raay b. proys, 70
sias ihs the latter were uniar TIE gl'Sic.ou q
nc conusntari - us terarimtni.
today ilffe ifs bser rer G. iorr,ri u amy ~
roafas inio hafhirston, IN qnsrco u a. oftef %
fscfnz al tsi csas laays no fro1 ~ eve 0cs t.s
sn-rrooo, Hebsfoss ~ ,bou,arss q siiar urh o.
god. .re bens si9rea snd sarlUt rOoiDs, stsft A.
are posed q n u,osi ssoFbitsui rates
Tbe iHnafy sntbor Lsfs spffar 70 g,isfrtspf its
recent rnyysmsn, ~ rs rtbs ,ruy v Yrgish ~
"a. n cosi us.i ibsi ~ gmy amber 90 u7fs
thsn ttiriy fh,istsld btfH 81 feftb tbg osf svl
tlisnfd krlfy y ths pfom f "a have bast rfaasf
tsss frra us Rsrii.n ~ % nif9r ioros sro.i -
iag nanksd 90 'sksr 70 no resr ~ bet ppmot "
ii ilrss rslrfNusueni. have bssa stni from bfsEss
arnr 10 Is.s 70 sssbs hFs h. Hnsss tash sfaa tbs
FEDERAL cspial n rsA believed BY srgsrianesI
rnf,ary mas ut bs rosn nsss sssh ai,enat siih
OF por-ffcl fsrrs o. hn eos0usrd ID Alternative
ra. ulA W. has siibsr rssi,,sf or army bork
n.re fsns IS q nsr, or ts hss ustn.t frus army g.
ssstsir r. TIE latter rrotstly Uus 80 st tiiai.
g. fsE rsssss srry " stsaisr wssasgtaa n'y -
efpsetsi
ctyian Carts hss te-v fs'esssa 'rsn 81 isis~ =
flte. atfssi n srsrsr fsfas bstvf~ Wsshfsi'a
VI ihs Afry y a.s ra.mil, 80 ,sg''f sai'fi~n
sst'sif 81 a. "a A 90
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
In,,res,,nu from snbtnc Pass.

letter hs. been received By the VITO of Dr. y. y. r.
Ncsel surgeon on board tho United staIcs gu0boat chr
ton at her residence Bewyclyn PARK New Jersey from
her rhusband giving some particulars of his capture BY
she ress al Sabine Pass on September ?. he is At
present M Beaumont Texas, Attending 70 cur wounded Of
whom only two have died since they were brought
wounded we're 20 Houston, where they VIII remain
until paroe or exchanged The Doctor states that thus
Far they have treated by the rebels with ihe utmost
and consideration aud cnnciuies hie letter with
The assurance tha, hs woui send compc,e list
sf t.e ttil.t and wotndat.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
The WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.

CAiRo, Oct. 16, 1897.
General Grant and staa arrived this mornnS All 10
quiet ai LAtIc ok.
Tho expedition under yf,tor Iced o. tho Eighth Mis-.
souri, broke up tho camp Of tho notorious guerilla Cotc
IN Jeferson county, killed him, and took all his men
prisoners.
Provost Marshal General Chandler has Issued order
requiring all negroes not In possession or ccrtihcs that
they wore In employment ale aa,c Tor tho support of
t,oir families, 70 bc placed In conraband Camp and
provided for
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

= - yseuntsr nsvsnsns. ana by ths NV hnlsA ssn.
~ before the House q AMsmcy, ne 'os1s %
vm tAsn have thirty ave thousand voluntsers
hs acstvs militia al undergoing military training ~
s1uld easily be made up 70 ty thousand In few weeks
The government thought neeeesary Our rulers how
ever Notwithstanding DARCY MoGees big fright, think
Ne above number quito sufficient at the present time, and
nom present appearances, think they are right Ine
70 fear from In case OF war) daily growing less and
may safely say that the feeling Of every sensible
- ve In peace, and that the only rivalry between them
ay be ~ 10 who shall do the most IN extending the
GObo.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
Tr,a, OF Alleged Rioters In Boston.

FnfWNl VII- I9N0
In the supr M Judicial Court day James oampbci
Michael Mcsamara John Mccrath, Robert McDsrran aud
Michael Gibbons vs Of the parties alleged 70 have been
engaged IN Tho conscrp, rio, the Of the ish Of July
lat rsre sragncd Indictment charging them oiniy
with Tho wllfs murder william crrrisr who Killed
that iime. Jhey we're committed for trial wbch WIN
probably place "a December Threcs other perons
scre Aso nrssnsd fg mydw md committed fof VIAL
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
caar,of oysr aps rsrrninsr.
naale iai.. B.rrrs.i

IIfIiff AHisf fafAtf3tl
Y-.tfiaF ueslat .bsrs swss isrgs agrsi~r q a..
-sl. .ststit " l.taa
hsafstr tbHarr visa wJ4shtn. sesAs nenpss
ls'-t nf4at ftttetj csfhsri.s woGiyr-y. tana
csr4 tsf5 ~ 49, f- sriiFs'g irtri,s sss srsas isf.
estT 80 80 gaAtf as a. ~. csSsrs ~
fsfN '1r fftsi
lifNafd Nukar. ndlnfi ~ FrSf isfrsay g5ttssf
aif A. So fa ~ thr iiassv " yugs
ftrtf ftiis bff. .Hfsts1 90 ffN 80 Nnr. trY.
lfft
Del ~ sfss ~ tfr c.tffsftoa ffisS - rrsrf
ssfg go iFtffr' fftartey fnTsf fhat hs haN - IN
ffs44s ~ 800 ths sfn sssi ts tsi aFe~4g bfn ~
a. fstgi tsr ~ ffa tss - re1h iflfssy tists y
fhH rN e. t.tl4t<tt fs wts nfftr*4 - tpf esf IN
o. no .as BEL srit' tsi a sr fss wetss@isy
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
IN. p,...p. .pa,sls..

" NtfHhifFft fHis y. w.
tass nlgAi a. ahan okla .'.tes 'cefffiss !. ih'fs
,.,t, ~ sasssr.fs frfu ihe srsy afefrts- csias ~
c.t.,,i = .sss h,sss4usu tasi osrp~ n rs s.sa
ara, poe o. le Ar. nifs osTpr hsf nstsf
f,o-t ssf ffoci n its 1Erefsa d iscsbwr.
~ grr hyi htvy ~ osrn.Lsscs sss iro@fsiafy
st.iis1 BE- g.. srssnn e Aiis y ycefba .srln. =
tavsr Hg't wihrai sssrtssf. fsl Sc efuy
a.teH ~ thff neues ttpasie tbsy be rassfl - ar
,ss fap.i nr., e ~ sFsr9- rf-fs "a mere .
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
The Hammonia or City of new York on
Cape Race.
Carr RAo, oct 10, 1903.

three mased screw steamer PASSED this point 70 csy
steering southwest she was twenty miles distant aad
could not be intercepted By toe news yacht She Is sup
posed 10 have been The iammoua, from Hamburg via
northampton the Ith inst, or the CITY Of Ne~ YORK;
from Lyerpoo on Tho 7lb Queenstown On the sL Inst
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
& eoppApp. A. A. @
GReali ORDERS NO. 22s.
HEADauARrKas, Army on rHx cuMBKhL.sp'
Nsws from colima, Mexico.
Messrs Frederic, Probst Co.. OF this city, havo re
ssaved following by the Ocean Queen from 20
lima. Mexico dated the 2Tth o. September, 1885,

V~e>H
lima Mexico dated tho 9th o. September. 1885,
fTrans a,ca Cor the NEw Yosx HKnAlDl
We have nothing cheerful ~ report from this coast
The condition OF untry " daily becom more criti
cal anarchy 10 Increasing g. such degree that a
Fortnight ago tho military escort of about two hrndrcd
men which accofngnnled the ndueta from ruafaaJarn
20 this place. murdered their chief snd several Ocers
some twe ve leagues from IN the parrsuca do Bel
trsu aud robbed tns-ihrd 20 tho ssid cunduc
ta-eomc sqsIgp Communication With the i1te
r,or u noariv cut on by strong psrtss OF robbers
lu4 ng all roadf ana the extortons by The gucras
tousethef with the heavy contribute MS levied by the
government render the sitnathn of the Inhabitants 10
euprorthhc. II hoped that after The entry Of
cb Do IN the Ministry order might be established
IN the sdminstraiion This abe man hnweyer, only 70
ma "a EIGHT days sar ns, as be could not agree 20
tbo Pre.dent. IL appears that comonfWt has taken
Doblados place Ia the Ministry, and uraga Commander
tu.flef cf The army the actual number cl hlcb u no
known here The Frenct Il said, have marched upo,
Qu.retaro and shall SEQ whether they WI
he able msster the country. should their proceeding
he ~ SOW heretofore the country vii be c1mpe'e,
ruined BY the guerilas who derolnce every an I'M
psriast and conscsie his property who doe nos SUB
init "a Their eynctiure.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
An At,smp,,o n.i.s aserwit, ~ soiua-
fssffsg.

AZ rns 81 " asa g. rsi's 'ss4e ~ ~ "ni -
rtf.ns ~s G.s N,afi "a n,ostti haff' if tfaFf'i
N taE ~ edges sHl cgf9ag ttfu o. = ss''
90 fysisfs ~ uss suggsss
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
sIu.,rin the Pnrh. .

The Park romm .snsrs uace fist ttsss sfl be
mufie az he rAt sos Nall il Apr.o5u. ., tsi' "a,
three oolock.by the Park b.nd, sadcr ihs s.srshl,
o. u r. tOis orb, tie vsathsr y 1ss TIA fi'e-ns
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
Tns Ussssa states Loan.

pELApufTIft, q I. H. lsf5
Tie sasesrip,pr sg-., rrpcrw iss ss's q o. sasooo
avsts~nlsss sod4y.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

All Ujf
Secretary chiso n"ke 'os ..rss crowd IN co'alrbss
''' "sn' "' 1'S' .salsi tha peogla spln ,'sr We
~fy ''a 'ns o1est would have NJ. oslg IN ,i.s
ooahryl W kIref~ II wo4id slrsns ,A4a tao sagd.
= -, ~. s,nblast, s1d ssEf Joy 70 tho hearts Of
The army H,d they sivsa tel N'''aa m'TrHf nn'S,
wosi no, have Hatoi ia, ,ho grad GA ha "sa ihoH
sand bal doas llo bg.nsas y. .se,y,,ssd ips sa''
hla having OhIo ihfea yesra sucs " ssis- ' ''-''
congrew; ths poicy 10 airocAind fna Tho rsnait he
banger IRON tho se1sls by Pfvaiionl iiocan u ihs
Cabinet, lie siso woai bot, history oi hir Gnanasa
scbsme no reerrod " Dos three yers' sis.anos aad
fsoingy thanssd hls snf.nss for their tsd ws'o-a.
Hs coppiimcniei oovsrnnu psnisa sBi roi Tor their
fidelity ani zea IN aanaxug tbs Affairs q the Fiais
Mr. Chss lsft Columbus ths fs5fnsnx fr wsahsaftss
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
NEWS FROM JAMAICA.

VIC make tho following extracts from our Gic, q ia
maica, W. papers. received by tho steamer saladio
which arrived early yesterdny morning
Tho Kingston adnd nd OF the 9th Of Osiober has tho
following
The zysprny 10 ralmo4h papcr) Of Friday ift savs;-
The Con cinratf war steamer &c rgit In camn.1Dd %
Captain semmea formerly Of the AiAbama. pasaed lbis
port yesterday al noon, under full steam and canvass
craisc she boiried on this por, By iion,cgo ay
pilot
Tho GUARDIAN OF tha 18th Says
We understand that Vice Admiral SIR A. Milne. X. G. H.
the com,udnr on this station, may be oked Tor at Tort
Royal IN the nrsl week o. nccetnbsr Js period
vice hnyng expired be will take his departure hence for
fnshnd Pear admiral kr J. Hope. late sndcr IN
chiei The China station. win Erccned SIR a. Mine ITO
well known in the 's'and hryne been here
ago IA command OF the brig Racer sN.een guns.
The following IN reference 70 the doa,h Of blockade
runner 10 from the sandIri of scptemnsr H.
IN arrival o. Tho schooner Charles Raass In eighteen
lays from New York, has bruughi accounts a tho
death. by drowning NJ sen Tbnfaiay last of Mr. Fan
d0on. THIS eutcfprxipg indlyidna having iost ~
his yosacs. proceciod 10 Now York purchase clipper
butt vessel layug oi,eied his object be rstarnng
her iu tbs Ch1rie1 Rlszrli The scho.ncr al Tie Tins
Of The accident running AZ sfet speed After spsak
ing 10 The mate, wh1 VS. at Tho hem, no went
asle,n, when M schooner gave rsvcre iprrh
Nr ehnderson los, his balauee and fell ovcrs ard.
Logs Of wood were thrown Va his sssslfnce Ito ~as
hoard 10 cry or ihrco Is u occ ,aon fainty
The vesol was gong at such hatn sncsit 70
brrE her about and ~hqn NJ shzih rgcec~sfui,
TO late to saye Mr. san0erson--hs had met wstsry
grave a.. SdHert,a ~ Of Ne .k.naiay ns1
tn rori dnf tng "a, NJ iflfgir s,strsf fimst
The obituary Tor te fnr'rah very heavy imnnf tho
deaths of distinguished that d IhnDss ~
hs, iBl Igcayuger he cuHigs lofaI slt an for
y Manager p the Colonial ahk II a9r ehst hat ha as
Attending nj funeral on tho winfward iusd wheu. stit
sitting VIA LA servant IA buggy ho aitsckan villa
bie.cine IRON iho mouth 10 gas bfied ino nei4 "a
born honeo, where overy aficsti PAL. Medical
af waa of no avail 10 sppcsnn that the uncrtunats -
F'nioman hsd boen gunpFns aadcr sxiegsyu daac q
tie heart fQr Tine, and bad Lcau mary
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of human happiness, because they are
not and cannot be uniUersoz on the one
hand nor are they, even granting they
might be realized by all, aoorthy or per-
manent on the other. An adequate
philosophy must underlie all rational,
substantial happiness-such a phiIoso-
ply as suits the genius and corresponds
with the dignity of our mental and moral
being. If, then, we are reasoning cor
rectly, no one can be unhappy by reason
of that which he cannot help; nor can
he be happy in reason, unless he has the
record Of worthy personal action from
which this condition is legitimately
evolved. Our conclusion then is, that
happiness cannot lie in any combination
Of fortuitous circumstances; for then
the great mass would be excluded from
it; but that all may be happy by ac-
cepting it's necessary conditions, and thus
happiness, on the basis of virtue, may
be universal
"Within our breast this jewel les
says Cotton. The heart is the seat and
center of it. And it is wisely so; for
our happiness is thus placed beyond the
reach and influence of all disturbing
outside circumstances. External power
seeks in vain to reach its citadel: for it
has the impregnable defence Of a good
conscience. After all, the whole philos-
ophy Of happiness lies in one secret Of
a good conscience; and this every man
owes it to himself and his fellow man
to have. He that has this, has what no
human power can ever disturb. Mans
puny arm could as easily play havoc
with the stars as touch the foundation
on which such a ones happiness rests
The heart at once accords the sentiments
Of the poct:-
'Knowledge wealth to few are given,
But mark how just the way to heaven;
True JOY to all is free.
Nor wealth nor knowledge grant the boon,
'Ts thine conscience! thine alone
1t all belongs to thee'