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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12


WASHINGTON, July Midnight
The telegraph cable to Fortress Mon
roe was cut last night by an anchor, and
no communication has been had 30. day
with Gen. Grant
Hon. john CoVods returned yesterday
from visit TO the headquarters of Gen
Grant He had several interviews with
him, and reports Grant.very hopeful, and
that be expressed himself With the ut
most confidence in regard to ultimate
success. Grant did not attach much i'm
portGAce to the rebel raid in Maryland,
Is he did not believe Lee would dstaoh
any considerable force from the front OF
the Union lines before Petersburg.
Especial TO the Herald
WAsHIEGToE. July l0-ll:30, p. M
From the lates. information it appears
that Breckenridge crossed above Har-
pers Ferry and operates at leisure West
Of South Mountain, with view Of draw
ing our forces in that direction, to ena-
BILE Early, with the main body, to cross
ct Edwards Ferry, so as to flank
and capture our command advancing
on Breckenridge; failing in this
the whole rebel force united this side OF
Frederick and commenced operations
towards the lines Of communication to
and from Baltimore.
Nothing has been heard from the enc
ny in Fairfax since yesterday.
Our cavalry are coming to-day from
Lsesburg without seeing any rebels.
4 few guerrillas are reported to be
. prowling about Fairfax Station, but nc
further annoyance had been given eui
lines or 10 the people in the vicinity
Many of the loyal residents remain on
their farns without molestation.
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DE-. w. r. MerWin 8 Co.
NEW MUSIC.

Camp Troubles,
Harkl The bugle sounds;
Aibaugh schettish, by Ainningsr,
Our Generals Waltz, by Soldier,
When the. night Winds are stili, duets,
When you and were boys. words By Geer-. p.
Morris,
Polka Waltz, by Mianingsr,
Do They Think Of ne st Hons-ths most sssu-
tiful transcription OF this song of any VT PUB.
lishs4--hy Pref 0has Mashsxs. Tor sals by
June 1tsh.E WARREN COMMISSION,
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NV YoRK, July l0--Abont 2 A. NJ.
to-day q FIRE destroyed the steamer John
w. Potter and pier No. i, North River.
The property destroyed is valued at $25,-
600 ..sA...-A -e--.I- -. 90.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

ERoM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON MONDAY
j. night, TIE sTth inst, two Work Horses. One
DARK Bay. about Is hands high, In GOOD order
us other eorrel, when not sunburned Chestnut
eorre, with little white the tip Of his nose,
tein IN nesh, and l6s5 hands high. Both hsrsss
we're barsfooted.
liberal reward will be given to any one re-.
turning the horses, giving such informatiop
- VIII enable the owner TO get them
+. O. GALE
balyl-ak~tE "l S''ss's'
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INDIAN MEDICINES.

Cherokee Cure
An HiVdiISHg cure for spsrma.srrAea, Ser,inal
Wea5sess Noctraai EaissioRs ard al diseases eaas
ed By poiiatioa stick Loss 81 Mssov, Unire-
sal LdsSisde Raias ia the Back Diseases of Tis;oa
R'esaaesrs Old Age; Weak Nerves. DSSacssisv ~
Breathing, Treinblins FaRsfaasss, ErSptoas oa tie
Face, Pale CoaAtsaaEee, fasaais, Consumption asd
aR he Dirsff conplaias eaessd ~ dspaTtiss .resa
tie pail Of nature.
Rts-rhis medicine Is simple vegetable extract,
and enc which al can rely, as It has oesa used
in our practice for many years, aud with thous-
ands treated, Il has act failed in single instance
Its curative powers have been sufieient to gain
victory over the most stubborn case.
nS-To those who have triied with their eonsti-
tuition, until they think themselves beyond the
reach Of medical aid, we would say, Despair act
the CHERoxER CURE win restore you TO health
and vigor and after all quack doctors have failed
nS-For full particulars, get Circular nom any
Drug Store in the country, or w1fta the Proprte-
tors, who win mail free 70 any det iring the same,
null treatise in pamphlet form.
- Prices, 81 per bottle or three BOTTLES for IS,
and forwarded BY Express 70 all parts Of the world
- sold by all respectable druggists every
DR.. W. r. Merwin & Co.
SsLK PRorRrKroRs,
~s No 50 Liberty Street. New York.
80 sold in Evansville by Wns Rierbowsr ana
~ @.I oL ussls's eYerywhers. TFeAI6dAwly.
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PLANTATION BITTERs,

PLANTATION BITTERs.
which arc now recommended by the highest medI-
cal authorities, and warranted t. produce an i'm
naediaGs beneficial effect. They are excesdingiy
agrssable, Jerfee. ly pure, and mnst suppressed al
other 'onies where . healthy, gentle stnni'o'
required. ,
They create healthy sppstite
They are an sntidots TO change OF EatsT and
They averooms the ssscts Of dissipation snd
late hours.
They strengthen the system aAd snIivsu the
They prevent miAsmasis and intssmittsnt g.
They purify the breath and ssidisy Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia aud constipatioH.
They cure DiArrhea aud Cholera Merbua.
They cure Liver Compliant and Nervous
Headache.
They make the weak strong, the languid brill
liant. and are exhausted natures great restorsr
They are composed Of the cslebratsd Calisaya bark
wiztergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs, al pre-
served in perfectly pure 81. Croix ruEa. Fer par
tienlsrs, zee circulars and testimonials around
each bottle.
Beware Of impestors. Examine every bottle.
See that IL has our private q. :. stamp unmHti-
lated over the cork, with plantation scene, asd
our signature on fms steel plate side label See
that bottle IL act re-fIisd with spurious aad
| deletericus stuff Any person pretending to sell
Plantation Bitters BY the gallon or IN bslk, Is an
| impsstor Any person Initiating THIS settiss Or
selling any other material therein, whether called
Plantation bittsrs or net, IL eriFsin4i undsr ths
! q. s. law, and viii be 20 prosecuted By a. We
already have orr eye several parties rs-hlling
our bottles, &C., who will succeed IN getting
| themselves into close quarters. Tao demand for
/ brakes Plantation biftsrs from ladies, clergy
| men, merchants, &C., Is iaersdi bic. Ths simpls
trial Of bottle IL the evidence present Of tkeii
worth and superiority, Thsy are sold b. sll re-
spectacle druggists, groesrs, physieians, heesls,
| saloons, steamb boats, aEe country stores.
| p. II. DRAKE & co.
| asE No. 20z Broadway, y. 7.
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HKIhsTREET's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
Nnm nwn

n
But restores gray hair 10 Its original eoler, By
ruppying tho capillary tubes With natural susie
nance, impaired BY age disease. All fastanfaas-
Gus dyes are composed Of lunar eostie, destroying
tho vitality and beauty Of the hair, aud afford Of
themselves no dressing. Heimstreet's IniaitAble
ColorRg not emily restores hair 10 its natural color
by an easy process, bat gives the hsira
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes Its growth prevsi ts Its falling e. grad
icates dandruti, and imparts health and pleasant.
mesa 10 the head IL has stood the test Of time
ing the eolorinAi Hair Cooring, and IL constantly
increasing in favor. Uses by beth gentlemen and
ladies. IL IL sold By all respectable dealers, or
can be procured BY them u the commercial
agents, D. s. BARNES b Co. 202 Broadway, New
York. Two slzes, 80 cents asd 81.
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HAaAN,s AaAexoL A BALM:

HHANAN-3 HAzN1lHVAs n WAAHHs1
This is the most delightful and extraordinary
article ever discovered 10 changes the sun burnt
face and hands 70 Erly satin texture Of ravish-
Ing beauty, inpartlng the marbIe purity Of youth,
and the disfHgRe appearance 80 inviting Ia the slty
belle Of fashion. IL removes tan, frsekies, PIN.
pies and roaghusss from the skin leaving the com.
plexion fresh, transparent and smooth. IL con-
tains no material luxurious 20 the skin. Patron
lied by Actresses and Opera Singers. IL 10 what
every lady should have. Sold every where.
Prepared BY ". =. Hagan, Troy, ny.
Address all orders to sa
DEMAs s. BARNES co, New York.
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PERFUMERY, &c.

FEhEU III Elk Il, &C.
They have at last Arrived.
rTNHE CELEBRATED NEW PERFUMES. THE
Il Gsfdeu Dew Drops aud Victoria Regis; also
the best OF Toilet Powders the PArian White and
Magnolia Tablets; also the Palsuolins, enc Of the
beat hair dressers now In use.
At sCHLAEPFER's Drug ssors,
Corner Main and Second Streets,
Evansville, Indians.
JUST RECEIVED, some Of the celsbrstsd Gar
- ret Snuff; also. Scotch Honey-DRw, anG the
genuine Marshalrs Catarrh Snuff; alse, large
supply Of Luceberger, at -f-st
sCHLAEPFER's Drug store
A LARGE SUPPLY Of HEDGEMAN's BIN
n ZINE received At sCHbAEPFERs.
II YoN's INSECT PowDEK and DUTcHERs
IL BUG POISON lu-t received and for sale az
SCHLAEPFER'S Drug Store.
nNE HUNDRED BOXES best quality SWEET.
" ENED PARAFFINE CHEWING GUM just
received and for sals at scHLAEPFER'S
IUsT RECEIVED, SEINE % he finest PER
y FUMES now manufactured in the world-
For sale at So a,-.
sCHLAEPFEBs Drug sto :,
corner Main and Second streets,
Evansville Ind is
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HARDWARE.
GEO. S. sOHHTiG
Jobbers and Importers.
Hardware and Cutlery


Our Fall Stock being very
large and complete, we can
offer to our Customers and
the Trade. Goods that can
not fail to please in Style
Quality and Price. Our
Stock is now bought fol
Cash, and prices reduced
We offer the following in
large quantities:
TABLE CUTLERY, English.
TABLE oETLERY. American.
TABLE CUTLERY. English.
TABLE cgTLERY, Americas.
POCKET oU1LERY
POCKET eUTLKRY
POCKET CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY
cHePPIKs Axss.
cRoPPIEG AxEs.
| cHoPPIEs AxEA
| eHoPBIEg AXE.
sHlfARs AEB Scissors
| sHEzRs AED scBxoss
| SHEARS AED SCISSORS
sHzsRs 4sS SCISSORS
| E ,lassn sftl4
| TABLE AFD TEA SPOONS.
| TABLE And TEA sPCoEa
TABLE AF1 TEA SPOONS.
I TABLE AED TEA SPOONS.
MILL AND CBT sAWs
MIL and y OUT "a vs.
FOOD AND HAND sAE
WOOD Nd HAND "a US
BUILDHRs HARDwARg.
MECHANICS TOOLS
BUILDERS HARDRARH
MECHANICS TOOLS
GUNS AND PISTOLS
oARTRIDGEs AND GUN GAPS
GUNS ATD PISTOLS
CARTRIDGES AND GUN GAPS
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
SCALE BEAMS AND STEEL YARDS.
sGALE BEAMS AND sTEELYARDs.
GEO. y. soNNTAG q co.,
f4f No. 10 Main street.
|
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COMMISSION HOUSE.

COMMISSION HOUSE.
NORTON, SLAUGHTER s co.,
Commission Merchants,
TOBACCO AND COTTON FACTORS,
NEW YORK.
e~Asvanes viii Be made oD sonsignmeuts By
Messrs. SIsBEF & wIGGINS. JUS ly
j. c. HAvExKYEz HKxnr HAvExErKR'
JOHN c. HAVEMEYER & BRO,
Commission Merchants,
IT'S PEARL STREET.
NJ Q W Y - Y Tx.
Careful personal attention given 70 oonsign-
ments Of Leaf To6aecs and all kinds 4 Prsssee,
and liberal cash dyssces made VIXEN desired
REFERENCES: ss
Bank Of North America. n Hon. ". =.
Eaveneyer n Z; Aessrs Moss. Tsylor 4 c.,
vile, KY sami Bayerd, Esq Cashier sraneh
6.nx. ssansvble. sPA On
L. C.. DAVENPORT,
Commission Merchant,
New Orleans, La.
Liberal CASH Advances mass On Western Prsdmes
bsiRg received, and special sttsztion gixsH t.
reosiving szd forwarding Mrrshasdiss.
narchs lY
a. s. HArHUasT. -. wHIrTAkEE
HAYHURsT & WHITAKER,
Produce and Commission
Merchants,
No. g Water St, (next 70 R. Barnes
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
Wheat, Oats, Beanss I'll
plis s Sra.s, Lara n n:...s..
wars, eIvEs Z Co, lcRAsI BaevS,
PAdzoah, KY, Evansville, lad
HARDHa, GTvEx 4 Co.,
WATTS, CRANE q CO.,
| COMMISSION MERCHANTS
We. IS Baeas s7EEE1, ~ar
VIEW YoRK CTTT.
We have sesass q House in thu city Of Esw Yen
for the sale Of
Tobacco and Western Produos
JAier the name Of
~ WATTS, CRANE co.
hr. D. Watts, Of ths drm Of VISITS, Giyen Co.
VI Padncah, long familiar with Tohaeso, wiii tab
.hargs Of that department. Of oEr business, AID Hr
I. CraRa, Of Crane and Brown, Evansvilis, vii
AXE charge Of the Predses business.
! naJ2i WATTS, CRANE d 90.
!
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INV YoKK. Nov LIST, 1853.
Mr.. WIN. =. Enoddy, Of Louisville, KeHtucky,
this day Becomes partner IN oar house. He re-
mains Ia Loulsvilie, and will make literal ed
vanses en- shipments Of Produce 10 eur address.
Communications addressed to snoddy Howard.
Louisville, Kentucky, In relation 70 advances On
shipments, will have prompt attention.
Msssrs- Cox 3 Humphrey, Evansville, Indlazzs
mentF to oar address. @
Thankful for the patronage 20 literally sxieud-
ed to NJ, We hope continuation Of the sams T.
sneddy Howard.
Your obsdient servants
RoBT. 5. HOWARD & 90.
deeis d5m
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MEDICAL.
4 T-I9R0.-X.

Persons Of cedentary habits troubled Win
weakness, lsssitude, palpitation Of the heart lack
Of apostle, distress after eating, torpid nVer,
constipation, deserve TO suffer, II they will not
trY the celebratea
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Washington looked at her, and hesitated
little at 6rst, but soon, while taking up Til
valise he had brought i'll With him, slowly re
spondcd:
"1n one sense it does. 1 may say. madam
if you have delicacies on the subject. l an
in receipt of liberal yearly salary from Gov
ernment, from which it Ii discretionary will
me to impart aid sometimes to deserving OBJ
jccts and 1 certanly know OF hons more sc
than one which will relieve the family Of sc
meritorious an officer as your late self-sacri
feed husband."s $50
Without waiting ttf any Fsjoinder te these
remarks, he opehed his vslise, and took from
it bag of silver money, and deliberately pro-
ccedcd to draw out and count from it. till he
had reached The sum of nine hundred ind
some odd doilars, which afterwards proved to
be precisely the stint deniahaed, IL pfiAciple,
interest ahd fees, bf tile discharge of the
mortgages Oh our place. He then, after re-
turning the money to tho bag, and setting
it aside for the purpose he had designated,
and takihg the hand 5f iny mother, who
seemtu inclined I'd demonstrate, but could not
force the words for it from her quivering lips.
tendcrly but with an air that seemed to forbid
any attempt at refusal, said to her:
Accept it, don't hestate to accept it
take it and get the mortgage discharged at
once and then all yotr Immediately pressing
anxieties viii BIZ Relieved. and soon you will
find those brighter days the God Of the widow
has in store for you. And now as my time
is quite limited, it only remains for me to say
as do iilost sincerely and kindly, Heaven
bless you. FAREWELL
was present during the whole of this in
tcrview between General Washington and my
mother. heard every word they both Said, and
saw all the money counted down on the table,
and feel confident that have neither taken
from nor added to anything that there took
place.
On leaving the house Washington immedi-
atcls t.,sunted his horse and rode away, leav-
ing us quite uniBle for n while to realize this
unexpected visit, and the still more unexpect-
ed bercfattioh of tie ilustrious visitor"
As Mr.. Warner was ascertaincd to have
been man of integrity, and Of an tihbrokcn
memory, there Heed BIZ bit little doubt res
pccting lie triith atid authenticity of the
above rotated incident, which, while it in
wolves testimony highly htHofable to the be-
roic leader of The GrcsH sfEHhtain Boys
furnishes new and beautiful illustration Of
the elevated and benevolent character ol
Washington.
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gETID FEET.

Some persons can be smelled" mile off,
more Of less it is a misfortune. and d sotirce
of very great modification to the rcfted and
sensitive. 1t may be born" With some !;
with others, if not ali it is the resHh of "a dis.
eased condition of the system, or Of a Neglect
of personal cleanliness. There is petH'iat
odor emarating froitt The feet which Is per-
haps, always the fesflt of uncleanline.s. If
daily &asfings do not remove these odors,
very efficient wash is found in red oxyd of
lead, one part to twenty-nine parts of the
lid uor of the sub-atetatc of lead the first to
be bruised in porcelain mortar, gradually
adding the latter; apply few drops ONE a
week, oftener in summer.
A specific odor sseapcs every one, ana is
peculiar to the individuals the dog knows it,
and by it follows his master through any crowd
of human beings, and never makes mistake
A mans organ of smell is not thus acutey
def e.Sbed; still there are persons whose Pc.
culiar penetrating Aatr is readily recognized
Thi5 does not come from the q sweat. of the
pcrsoh, as no such odor issues from the hands,
but from the arm pits. and other parts kept
covered by the clothiag, so tIrat the dir can
not peHctfaie tior is The application of soap
and water too frequently allowed. When the
sweat tcitsia'iiis in contact with the skin, it
underg6es chemical change. and it is this
which disengagcs the peculiarly disagrecable
odor, as to the feet particularly; thus this
chemical formation is kind of setid fat, which
is abso'bea into the pores of the leather, and
there is detained with fresh additions daily,
for weeks and months, with increasing rapid.
ity as the smell of any old boot or shoe will
demonstrate Some pefsoYs wear stockings
without change from the time they are first
put on until they are full of bolcs. Very
many do not wash their feet ofterer fran once
a month only few as often as ore week.
The feet ovgks to be wasEed e3eyj tight be-
fore going to bed, and no stockings, boot or
shoe should be put on second time till IL bad
wfytc days summing, at least by tl!tse who
have an ambition to be snd feel as sseet md
clean as dew drop on tls fosc Of satnnser,
or put two table spoons of the eomtoand
spirits Of ammonia-hhrkshorn- bssik Of
water, and rssk Gle face. hatAsttfs, Hfniss, arm-
pits, and feet with ii. Tie safA IL fefs flesh
cleaA. and sweet; it is perfectly kstAf.ss,
and ccsss BIT N,slo.--=BaVs yos-na. # HtMh
September.
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EXTRAVAGANOE.

Perhaps there is scarcely at9thing mora
destructive to yonng mans character than
the reputation Of fextravagance-l depending more
than circumstances warrant, fHdte than can
honorabIy bo repaid: the difficulties in
which a spendthtiH is continually involved
are very disgusting to all steady people. They
disapprove, and Justify; IF such conduct; they
fear to coHne:t themselves with persons who
muft tf,eh becoinS bHrdensome to them for
He stiat gets in Hdt,t of exceeding his income
is seldom cured Sfit. All the sufferings he
cndures hiihstlf, vexations he brings u,ou
his relatives and friends, affect him but IL Z
slight of trancient manner. He being a.
sisted oat of his trouble will encourage future
impsddencies; till. having wearied friend
otter friend in succession. he becomes an
outcast from society, and eventually aims to
obviate the consequences ofhis follies by crime,
some disgraceful or desperate SffHS.
For your own comfort. for your fricnd's
solace, for the sake " your eventual prosper
ity, cultivate d strict manly habit u economy.
1t is impossible to raise d s0Ya Character
without IL. Ana tiiis oits sirEh afticle, con-
nec:ea aitb tfodsfate taleht, will commend
you ~ a'l With whom you may wish conf.
dencee, of expect remuneration. Assistance
should you need it. will not be withheld, it II
known that your care of personal expenses Is
correct. But us tothing can essentially BEN,
EFT or reheTS man inattentive in this POINT :;
so those who night otherwise be Inclined to
favor you, will be backward to do II, perhaps
will roughly refuse all connectioyii oY concern
in your ruinous affairs Do qos esteem the
practice Of it mean. Generous, free. call it
what You will, are terms Which do not apply.
unless it is literally and. truly your own
money with which you are sporting; nor
then, you sport more thah yoar rank and
circumstances prudcntly warrant.-7 TAYLOR.
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GOLDEN SANDS.

Let us love little children they are tho
delicate Aower-gods of sooh fading Eden.
The good wear their years as d crown upon
the brow, the bad ss burden upon the back.
Not half ~ beautiful is the most pcnetra-
ting eye is that which lets everything pehe:
trate it.
The idv,ntor of pritt!ng was no fool but
he has csasSa ihsriads IL mike fools Of them:
selves.
The best things on all Subjects In this world
Of ours are said hot BY the practical workers;
but BY the careful observers.
Most people are q little shy Of religion.
They give it day entirely to itself. aud make
it stranger to the other six.
The battlefield may taatase Id one day the
pfeSldus fdwef IF Immortality; which would
rdadire Whole LIE To blossom elsewhere.
Never inject trouble half way. but let him
have the whole walk for his pains. Perhaps
he will give up his visit id sight of your
house.
Tie gteat man Is tie t!aR shb does great
thing for the first tifhe
Time has made life too long for our hopes.
but too brief Of our deeds.
We promise according to our hopes; ws
perfsrrn accofaihg td ouf bafs.
Married life too often begins with Rosewood
and mahogany aid ends With pihe.
Man is Initiated BY four things. an echo, 8
shadbN; ah ape and a mirror.
1t is great mistake to think that the ma.
jority are always In the right. They were
not s5 In ihc tiattsF Of The aood-.nd they'v.
beet wrohg SEVERAL times since.
fhe daAips II aHtaMil sihk into Tic leaves
and prepHrs thefA fyf The usssssits of their
fall; and thus nsgHsibiy are We, a. year. close
round us. detached from our tenacity Of lisS
BY gentle pressure of recorded sorrows.
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Coon ADvcE.-Williah' Wirt's letter "a,
his daughter on the " small, sweet courte.;..
of life" contains passage from which deal
of happiness might be learned "I wan. ~
tell yoT asecret. The way to make yourself
pleasant to others is to show them ,tteS,;on .
The whole world is IKE The miller Il M.n,:
feld' who cered f0f nobody-no, nos be h.
cause haSObboodJ emed for bin,. And the vhol.,
world woaid serve you 20, II you ssve .b.DY
the same cause. Let every CIV; thavtasBr.
'ss 'ss 'sss d. :ss . f. s.ssss. ss t. ssS :a " ..;s
parade Whose voice is still t. plsdiy md
which manifest shemsellyss Il! Y. " tender and 4.
fectionase looks, and httls ssas Of ,t,..s;.n s !.
giving Others hs HeelgasHsse in every l;..,s !.
joynens d. ~ 81 ths able i'll the se.d' .:,I;..
sitting. 81 81 iitaAfaitaiAy" ' 'sindss;
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Wr1t4 rR ntRKy -Wheil \ voyIhy ,$t,,

WR3x TO RsY.-When' 4 joahy *oh Ai
behaves to her paqehfs in q rsaH1nief psftru-
larly aaectionaYs ahd respectful, from princi-
pie ss Well as nature, there is ncthknE good
and gehsse thai my ~. by expected frcts ber
in whatever tohaitbH STE may be t.sssa.
Were to advise & friend as to his choice Of
"a wife. my FIRST council would be, look ou,
for pious gA1. Distinguished fof her atten.
ton and love to her parents The fund o.
worth and affection indicated by sdeh bcha
vior, joined to the habits of duty and conside
ration thereby contracted. beibg transferred
to the married state, viii not fall, ds d rule
to render her a mild. 'obligihg, anti iaxalus
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Mutual y INSURANCE COMPANY MI ANY
AI.LbC ANY COUNTY. ,,
RHM0vEb t. the fooin on Liberty street olIs
sli~the Drug Stbre Of ]. u. II. CamIbcll,
CUNBERLAAL. VI
Tho BOARD of Directors meet every Thur,cs
49, o'clock, 2. NJ, to determine on nj lapplicat =
'or insurance. For forms of !pplicuioh. and AZ
nembef 6ftbe BoEfa Of biftetbF,.
or. .cERS.
WILLIAM II. BEALL, Presidsnt
JOHN GEPIART, Secretary.
J. B. H.CAMPBELL, Treasurer.
l. DIRECTORS
william r. BeaH, J.B. II Campbell.
Uopswell Hebb, II. u. Wincow,
William X. McCTlley, D. Sayl"r,
A. l.. WitEeft, A. NJ. j.. Bush
r. Minkc, fhomss BS.ecmon.
M. Gramiich, John Coiifehan.
Notes offered f8f D:ssbIht will be hefsa oA II
regulafmseting, of the Bonsa.
Dec. 4. isS2.-is.