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HOLIDAY G F IS!
Great Bargains in Jewelryl
WATCHES, CHAINS, yEWEIRY. &C.,

W. FORSYTH ca. A. L - Nsesah s.. Nsw York,
Joining the Pest ofcs c;fer for ssIe he fo1w5l
LIFT af
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maRRIED,

November 3oth by Rev. H. Waring, Ar. WM. IL
@ -sLsos 10 Mss MARY Smith
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On BOARD DoNRLsoN,

Dec. 70, I6Of = II:CU
To-day at p. m. Gen. Haynes divis-
ION Of the 18Th corps carried Fort Meal.
lister by assault, capturing the entire gar
rison and stores. This opened to US the
Ossawba sound, and / passed down to
this gunboat to communicate with the
feet Before opening communication We
had completely destroyed all the railroads
leading into Savannah. and invested the
city. Tho left is on the Savannah river,
ten miles from the city, on the Ogeechse.
at Kings bridge. The army is 10 splen.
did order. the weather fne and supplies
ABUNDANT.
Our march was most agreeable. and 20,
noleated by gasrsillas. We ssashsd e.
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official from snerm an.
WAR DEPARTMENT. WASHING ON.

WAR DEPARTMENT., WASHING ON,
Dec. Is, l864-9 P NJ.
To Maj Gen. Dix:
An official dispatch was received from
Gen. Sherman to day, dated midnight Of
the 18th. on gunboat Donelson. Ossawba
sound. II was written before Gen Foster
reached him. lie reports besides some
military details Of future operations, which
are omitted:
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Nem A0prrtlsemfnts.

NOTICE.-The under
- signed Banks aud Bankers will epen their re-
spcrtise places of business Hnday, Dee .eth I>ei
considering ii as a Uuiii4y
Paftes having psei maturing that day will please
pay the SATURDAY. the ssth INST.
MM. THOMPSON co,
GEO. c. ANDERSON CO.
o. C. HALE Cashier,
dec232d r. b. F00fE. Cashier.
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Philadelphia, Dec. %.

I0O. 1Es
The United States supply steamer Ber
muda arrived to-day from the gulf squad
ron.
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KAMmER,s MUSIC Room,

On Main street. between 4,h and bth where can be
SsrITd,v Ma HANNAH C MARTIN.
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The articles In this stock Jesry If e ntafest
and most fashionable styles. Certsa cf all the vari
GUS articles are pnt sealed eiselopss ard mixed thus
giving all far chance, and seat by mall tor 15 us
zach on the n OF the eertcrte !; is at yurr
onfin To send ON DoLAR and T. ke the tice pRMed
H. H. or not Five rtifcats 81: eIssen - thirty s5;
sixt, five $40 hundred SIS. Certificate rIon.y lie
encjos. with the order Correspondence promptly
swervd.
We wish il distinctly understood that business
no lottery The object Of this OF selling s
ciye pu chas.rs the opportunity of buyimx Jewey
the wholesale prices with the chance Il getting Watch
or some other vaua e article: aud an goods sent. hos
satisfactory can be returned and this money will be re-
funded.
AGENTS wanted In every town ard reeiment Send
for Circular Address w FORSYTH a Co,
decIo d.w3m 42 ard Al Nassau st New York.
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$50 Gold ard silver Watches, frorn.sl5 to 500 ea

yalued at $500. .oo0. EACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR,
ana not TO lie paid for until you know what
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EW SUGAR CURED HAMS -
IN Extra Sugar Cured Hams, a very super,or arti
Gle can be found at ROBERTSON 4 ALBERs
dec22
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MENTAL CARD.-After the First
- Of January we shall raise the fee for Extracting
Teeth to 81 90. NJ. W. HICKS "a Street
dec21-dIw L. c. ING GERsoI.L, Cor. Sd 81.
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nIARIES FOR 1865 JUST RE-
IL eeiyca at BRowSELL'S BOOK sTcRE
dec2l Cor. 4th ard Msin sts.
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TURKEYS. CHICKENS, OYSTERS,
i FEEsH BUTTER, &c, can be found al IS Main 81.
dec2f ROBERTSON ALBkES
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FXECUTOR,S SALEOF REAL rs
lHRANRERRIES.

dec21-ts4w
The New York herald., 1864-09-11
rn. parx Concerts.

ina concert IN the Park yesterday Afternoon Vas
.need bv 4. least seventy thousand persons, and the
prI,e wa, particularly lively with carriages. Several Of
,ns have been on summer trips 70 the
.,.rus places returned 10 the city, and renewed
ssyety may be expected in the way Of fail dresses.
AMER the concert yesterday Afternoon large portion Of
the visitors TO the Park inspected the opening of tho
new flower OF the Victoria RsJia, 10 having been
nouncsd tho fresh bud would burst Into bloom dur
Ing the evening Tho fragrance Of tho opening bud vas
almost intoxicating, and the hypareds saa. were presses.
were really delighted. AZ this h the arst SUCCESSFUL
saort 70 raise lowering plant snd - q an annuai
not likely be seeo 10 flower again ior some Time VEIL
ors should nsvl,ct inspecting before dies
leaves are now nearly seven feet N dames~. 49,
tho ousand persons have already seeo the pmnt sna
been made the subject OF lecture 70 tss @""s"
iaf NJ academy in TINS ciky,
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sTANTOA'S WAR BULLETIN.
Secretary stanton to General Dix.

Secretary stanton to General DIX.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 100 p. N.
Major General Dr.
This department has received dispatches from Gene-
raj Sherman down 20 ten O'Clock yesterday morning.
His army Is concentrated at Atlanta, his troops N
position aud well. He says Wilson and steedman are
stirring Wheeler up pretty well, and hopes they viii
make an end OF him, as GIlem did OF Morgan. The
weather 10 beautiful, and all things bright
No intelligence has been received from Mobile
No movements reported In the Shenandoah Valley
or IN the Army Of the Potomac. .
Recruiting s progressing vigorously in most or the
States. EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary OF War.
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Interesting from the so~sMwess.

q General Pane. commanding tho dIstrscs ef Western
ken.aoxy has been General Meredith succccda
him
Governor Flanigan has called a special of shs
Arkansas trebeD Legislature.
The circulation OF the Chicago Tm.s the Cincinnati En-
qurr, the New York World the New York ~ Bsos,
the fyseman's Journal and the MserOliaa hetpra naJ
been suppressed At Memphis.
lie negroes Momrhis having expressed desire 70
assist In the doeSs city, General wassouf'e h'S
sushor,.od the oysau,zA,cs OF q regiment OF e,losea
SScops for that purpose.
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A Mother IN search OF Her Children.
surRKxK oousr-cHAMBsRs.

Before Judge Sutherland.


srrr. s-l~ ne waiter Of me appiieotior Of Sarah @.
Bcsio~ --Ths 10 an application made BY Mrs. Sarah Q.
Boutou directing Charles Bou,on TO produce the bodies
Of Charles and Alice Bouton aged sz and seven years
respectively, Who bad been taken from their home BY
the defendant during the absence Of the plaintiff
Mr. hcDermou stated that thers was divorce suit
pending between NJ. and Mrs. Bouton. and that on Fri
day iast. while the mother temporarily absent from
home the defendant stole the children away and took
them 10 dietant point Connecticut. s.tssrs
Mr.. Fullerton said II all very 6ne 70 talk abons
steasg the children away but the fact was the defend
aot had acted just as bis ooeose instructed hin
Jndec Huther,assl--Where ate the children nowf
Mr.. Fuhsstos~-ln sbs State OF Connecticut
Judse sushsriand-Sss, but what part OF the statsf
MI Fullerop1brse ar four hours ride from tha cny.
6cc see the scual necessity for their presence ~ ALL
Mt Dcrmott-Oh, ycs there 10 Lot the caursei
stat 1herr they are.
Hr. Ts'isrtop-Thev avs Al boarding school twenty
miles, ~ tse interi'r Uf the state, from Norwslk.
Judge soihs,lsnd-well, suppose they csn be pro-
duced on wednses,y al noon
hr. yslsrt0n n ssiniv. yssr Hones.
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NEW YORK SUNDAY SEPTEMBER H. 1864.

away, saying no woold call sgaio the next Monday AZ
hour later he back uodsr the pretext thaS oe
had ieft h8 purse behind him lost 10, borrowed ton
francs - the lady 10 pay his fare 70 Par's,
promising 20 return II on Monday. He came again
on that tsy, but Mile. BonbeuP refused TO see him.
a. she krew nothing OF him, and the letter no
had LETT excited her suspicion This document mpioreo
soia.c ran he had smbezzed that belonging TO
bis employer Nile Rohheur persisted in her refusal 10
sec him In spite OF second pathetic letter written on
the spos and sbc afterwards sent both letters 70 the Prs
lecture OF the Police
rho prisoner arrested day two later while IN
the act Of receiving box ticket for the Cae, which he
had solicited by letter forged in the II N. Hit.
mana, performer al the Varieties. rua,ber .: beg
giug letters were found IN his pcssesson sddsessef 70
different persons, asking for 'oans n then GScar
tanned that his pareats ysry ospeet-slo peeons sd
that be bad adopted bis present. from slsas ie
ness and 10 maintain woman vim whom be cobatted
The charge having been fully proved the Tribunal
tsuced him to . mcath's 'mprsoammt.
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THE LATEST REBEL NEWS.
WHAT HOOD CALLS A RETREAT,
ass As., &ss

The following despatch appears 10 the Richmond IN
Quiro:-
HEADQUARTERS, Army THE rErSrsxr,l
sept. 8, 1864 !
To General BRAxroS BRAoc:-Sherman has continued
his retreat beyond Jonesboro.
j. D. HOOD, Major General.
The Charleston Mercury chronicles tho loss OF the
blockade running steamer Mary Bowers, which
obstruction Long Island Thursday week proving
q total loss The officers and crew were saved
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Mr.. Francis o. Longs Dospntch.
HEADQUARTERS, FIRST CAvAIRr DIVISION,
NEAR SUMMIT PoISr, Va, Sept. 0, 1854. !

PossrosNrsr oS HArprs CsKArcS Tho perform
apee Of the above oratoro has been sgain osip0pea
consequence os tho Intervention OF tho police Nss
10 have come on 10 day. why tho police n'eiersa WIZ
tho performance or religious ora'erIo WIZ ,.
4 msstery 70 most os citzcrs IhF sn'ou nss wv.
t,c cause OF unjust annoyance enc iczs - a. ,i s's
these s.nlenen, which Y ppn'shed 10 our aaser'sns
colum na
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Re,fsaeus Madness IN aermaur.

In the little town OF Bann, in Pomerans half dozen
people have been seized with religious madness, In
consequence OF the preaching of fanatic Protestant
clergy OF the place The following sober and
varushed statement of The event which on tbs
2eth July A. d. 1904
citizen having called FOR vcstly meeting 20 be hsld
on subject OF extreme and urgent importance largo
number of his fellow psrishioners assembled In the
church TO discuss and decide uron the communication of
their friend and ncighbos In the pesence of from eight
hundred Thousand persons the latter con rlsnsd
that the Rev. Herr petr having denounced bis house
one visited by the dev-nay, by deyis-the fatal de-.
runsation had realized ussM and there four OF
thom clearly disngushabie in the four corners Of hs
dwelling he WAS very much incoDvenienocd By
the presence OF these uncsnLy tcinss II was a
ross thing for man 10 live, work and bring up his
children under the supervision Of demons. They
mna ~ nrst, but, growins visbly, became more and
rable and did him too much damage for him
10 allow them 10 reside within his four wallis He there
fore chxed the v. Herr Petri 10 expe the demons
had 90 wantony brought down upon . pous righteous
and bcIeving Christian and he askei fellow citizens
10 support has charge and oompei the clerical gentleman
" repair tne damage he bad shicted Bes,desand
the true Pomsran,an pecped IRON the intuatou OF
rsligioua extrayagsncehe did cot Why his house
should be rendered wAsn PAID rent and
indeed costributsd 70 the public sspesduren the
proportion - his utebbors who escyed the protection
Of the secular and ecclesiastical authoritiss
The assembly theu discussed the subject for hour
sccne, however, thse they slrssdy too far
30 administer the rght SORT 81 COMFORT the haunted
Individual. AZ least, " stated that seetlns broke
W without having discovsred an efncacieus means Of
~ >1ng ne nsndish gassss hack " Pandemonlam.
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Thc Count OF paris at Home.

70 THE EDITOR OF THE LONDON TIMES.
have received this morning from his Royal Highpess
the Count de Paris the following graceful reply TO the ad
dFees presented to him yesterday His Royal Bighpess
has also $50 to distribute among the poor OF the
parnh Your obedient servant,
'Ntt GEORGE 8. MASTER Vicar OF Twickenham.
TwlcEsNnAM VcxARAGE, August Is, 1894
!, YORK House, TwIcgESgAM, August %, 1854.
SRI beg you to convey TO tho members OF the com
mittee OF which you chairman and 10 all those who
have taken par: in tho demonstration of yesterday tbs
expression OF qualification for the kind reception
given TO my wife and myself by the Inhabitants OF
Twickanham thank you for tho hearty welcome con
tsined in your address As told you, wc SEQ u 1t an
auspcious beginning for lie. whose nrst happy
days shall DO sssocated with this place. Is In
decd, association for my family. Three times In
this century has IL lound during exile, hospitable re-
In TwcKenh aud tho grateful memory OF II has
lived through its various fortunes
still remember that when Toy, grandfather used
10 point out to among the groves Of Twckenham the
former abode OF his younger years That place is again
occupied by one OF You have alluded TO the Duke
d'Aumale n terms which, dare he fully deserves,
aud which regret only he has not been able 10 bear for
TO him. rather than TO ought to haye been addressed
yesterdays demonstration What At least can 40 s TO
tell you how highly all family appreciate the feelings
which have prompted IT, and to address in my turn, 70
Ill my neighbors the good wishes which they have ex
pressed TO me yesterday. Believe me, SIR very truly
yours, LOUIS PHILIPPE DORlEANS
Tue Rev. G. g. MASTER, Vicar Of Twickcnham.
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Tae Fraaco-spanish Alliance.

4 SFEECH W THE KING UF bPAIN.
During banquet given 10 the King Of Spair AZ lhe
hotel DC Vc, st BayonDe when passing through Ga lis
return 70 Madrd his Majesty gave the following tnAs'
GEsBNENI propose 10 you the health Of the Emperor
Napoleon the Empress and the Prince Imperial sezo
with pleasure this opportunity OF express ,s my gra
titude the friendly reception given by their Ma
jestics and for the cordial welcome met Wit, France
and carry back with me remembrance Of this visit
which will never be efaccd. II Vs. therefore, from tho
bottom or my heart that offer up the most eincere
shes happiness Of the Emperor the Empress,
and The Prince Imperial and for the prosperity OF Franco
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Rssa Benh nheur ! ma q Rogue.

The 1lbuna OF CORRECTIONAL Polfce " fsrls has just
tried : yeSos msn: nsmsd Dssaubsy, On charss o
fvsudueoty vsemPsinG 70 obtain unouey ny means OF
begging letters. Some days bach q young man o. re-.
spsctasIe appearance aud sesd address presented him
self al ths residence OF Mile. Rose Bhsur at Thomery.
near Foutainsbleau, sud requested inf~yew Having
been informed BY the lady who hus hst Mdle
Bonheur was ae that moment In Paris he expressed ex
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PROBABLE DEATH OF QuANTREI., THh
following despatch reeeiV
ed at headquarters, st. Louis, is important
and leads to che belief that Quantrel has
been killed. He is thought to have beer
10 tue State: 20 " tft y'@ - 1. w.
WARRENsBURa, Mo, MAY Il.
TO Col. q. u. Green, A. A. O.
Corporal Wood, Of company +, LIST NJ. )
NJ, with a small escort, killed one bush.
whacker and wounded another, Capturing
both their horses, yesterday, near the line
of Jackson county Papers on the man kill,
ed were invoices from Captain W.. S. Hes
ton, A. A. Q. nj. to Col. p. G.. QuantreI
The man answered the description OF Quan
trel. Ihave no doubt but that he is the
noted chief Of guerillas. He fought with
bis bowie-knife after being brought low by
q pistol shot. have sent for more defuite
information. .. a.,a ..3."
F. B BROWN, Brigadier General
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MORE :TREAsoN. Tho Ner, Nation, the
Fremont organ ia New York. is the most
bitter of the journals opposed to the Lin
coin policy. In late number it says: OPP
position to the measures OF the Admins
tration, to the conduct Of the war. its man
agement Of the national finances, its aiop
ti6n of false itheories OF CURRENCY, its usur-
patton Of powers not vested in the Execn
tive. and ,its Unconstitutional method of re-
storing the seeded States to their status in
the Union, SO far from being opposition to
the Government and lncompatiblo with the
safety of the nation, is. it seems to ,ls, the
duty Of every citizen, and we cannot Well
understand that citizens loyalty who viii
not, at whatever risk to himself, oppose
them by every lawful means III his power
We owe more to the nation, the Govern
ment, and the Constitution, than 10 any
Administration that manitestly fails in its
duty to them.
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HARD FlGHTERs.-Day after day CONT IS
the story of desperate combat, and we ba vc
given our readers now the account Of ekg h I
days OF persistent battle. 1t seems as II The
world OF peace would weary of the st ory
of all this before our magnificent sru.y -SiiI
weary OF the fact of its sanguinary labor.
In the face of'all this every one faust lave
made the reflection that We are, as nsin IN
the most desperate lighters ths.t the won Id
ever saw. History hiss no par ralel at all 10
the battles fought in series that this war
presents. Not ono Of our great fights has
been decided in one day; but they have
taken two, three, and rove even eight DAYS
Waterloo decided the fate of Eur ope in
eight hours.
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A WoMAN.wIrH Horns s.-The New York
q seroer OF the 10Th inst contains a letter
from its correspondent at Larnaca, in the
Island Of Cyprus, Turkish dominions), }, de-
scribing most remarkable tesns naturp, re,
Gently discovered there IL is nothing less
than woman with horns g,U,oiag out Of her
head! She has one large horn OH The side
of her head, of the size aud consistency Of
an ordinary rams horn, besides three or
four chronicles on other parts of the head.
The writer states that he has seen her, and
that she las been visited by nearly all the
consuls and Europeans in that place, some
Of whom are making an effort to secure her
for exhibition. t.
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80 TIE. sAMATRUR sOoTToN PLANTERS AND
1HEa GuERILLAs. ga party Of QuantrelI's
men have been committing depredations
upon plantations in Louisiana, between
Vicksburg and Natchszy Opposite to Davis
plantation they made an attack uponia
place where the pegrpes had been armed
hqd made some resistance A skirrhish en-,
sued, ip WHICH two Of the rebels were killed
and oight wounded; when they retired
They returned on the next days however,
and faassacred Professor Winfhell and
thirty of h,s negroes. About two days
later they, visited Waterproof and stripped
the plantations, including that OF MessI,s.
Kuox and Colbqrn, the Eastern correspon-
dentsiwho have turned amateur planters, OF
all their mplss and negroes carrying, ofiall
bf iaSy talde,n as'a well as all the
white men, threatening 10 hang the latter
upon the first tree. Whether Mr.. Knox,
who was upon the plantation. made his es,-
cape or was carried away by the rebels re
mains to be seen. ii tas srEe.y
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Among the resolutions brought before
the Spiritualist Convention in New York
says the Herald: ,.,.s ,.s
"Was one signed by concourse Of dc
parted spirits, denouncng the prescott Con
stitution aud Government Of the UniteJ
States, and calling on all progressipniais Of
the republic to meet on or about the 9TH o
Sept ember next, for the purpose OF nomi
mating candidates for the Presidency and
Vice President, and inaugurating newer
and higher form of government
Satan is coming with his crew to aid his
friends the radicals, it seems, iu tue mex
campaign. ,s Ha. -'
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n,S,>ssE OF IMPKUDENcE.

rrs %hen nd the 1en, @s nJrOei the this painful
dis d a' I too that 1S aSpyns seni
shame, or dread Of disc Nsy aJS resneotatty n can
to son those es %no 'fO" hn eaS Ssa, W @
symptoms OF this horrid disc vi aai .es & 81 turua
such as liberated sore throat, SasFu noae
pains in the head and limbs, dim, ESQ q, is"t, ~
nodes Oh the shin -benes and arms vi .a ~,
head, face and extremties progressing N1th irghtn
rapidty till at last the palate Of the mo'.th
bones Of the fall In and the victim oil t.,s ".I
disease becomes horri6 object OF eommssf S.-h "a
death puts pero to his dreadful snieriugs, W ssnd
ing him to 'that undiscovered Country rom Sbs'o'
no traveller returns" i. -
1t is msiulchOy fact that thousands ia Viclnas -
this terrible disease. owing to tue 1nsklllilneS VI
norant pratenders Who by the Ct that Deddy f"t
con, Mercury, ruin the constitution end make the
due of life miserable.
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OPPOSITE NFIUENCHs oF.THE SExFs.-
"tY - it that IN ninety nine cases out of a
tEndrcd those women who have been
t,oaeht up chiefly among men, who have
lad no sisters, who have LOST a mother 10
|carly life doubtless for many reasons a saG
affection TO girl), who have been depend
/, nj ,n fathers OF brothers for society aud
\ ou, ersation, should turn out the most fas
mating and superior OF their sex? Why is
4 that IN ninety nine csses out Of a hun
Airri thc boy who is educated solely by his
sn'ther becomes triumphant and success
al man after hf,l Perhaps tie opposite
udenre OF either sex is beneficial to the
t'hal perhaps the girl derives vigorous
}L"oghis expanding views, habits of rchec
ton--n nay more charity and forbearance,
4,m her male associates, as the boy i, in-
I@Ited 10 his mothers taition and his
athrrs companionship for the gentleness
"a farity Of the heart which combine So
|m with a manly and generous nature, for
| reinement aud deicacy Of feeling
adorn Ne courage; above all, for
exalted standard of woman which shall
'c In surest safeguard from shame aud
Id& rat IN the coming battle--a shield im.
Ip lous so long a. 1T is bright, but which,
III soled, slides and crumbles from his
rp, leaving him in the press of weapons
he'd aud defenceless man. s58. q.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

pr addresses all those who have injured
by improper indulgence ana SOLITARY Iap f ether bS
smess study, society or marriage, .,,.
T1sp are some OF the sad aud melancholy effects
BY early habits Of youth VIZ Weakness OF 81
SlL' ne Inss of Muscular Power, Palpuation OF the
Hssar Dyspepsia, Ndrvcus IrritabiGty, Derangsmsn'
of the Hyestive Functions General Deoility' Syihp
toms of consumption, &c. go,
", ~. w ~ .1he fearful effects on the niInd are
,,n,h 20 be- dreaded-Los of Memory, Confusion o.
Ideas, Depresaions Of Spirits Evil forsoGdns rn
80 :, society: Self Distrust, Love oi Solitude iu
sun sa., so ~ are some of the eyi.s produced
fsousANps of persons Of all ages can now Judge VIVA
hs cause of their declining health, losing Their vg
or lacoming weak pale nervous sss syns cough and
80, ~. Of Consumption. ' Do '' .f
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FOREl GIN AND DOMESTIC
= WIN. es AND LIQUoRs.J

nv..,,s. va ts call the attention Of the public
to hsf arge sna we,, a'Iu nsnI sA S =. tsass
hran .;.h ghiskie., Port, Sherry MADEIRA ana
anu i VII ,ss, Spa rkling Gatswbas and Cham
ragnes his large stock Of Domestic Liquors,
Aiso, ~, Bisckbsrry.. Raspberry, Apple ard
as Chet i,r.rdies. Bourbon and Rye WLskiss
seAen sn,i Coo ktaiI BiLters; also to my esiebra-
ted dOat l@ reet, STSsnf ssaeSni ssson.tsnt,y =,
-. s'so 49, stock Of prime CIDER Einsgsr, {.
which, te gethef hat WI - ssac;.I arten,,an :
"aaur ss,a,s sni The puhIis generally tiis.