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TnE BATHS IN WEST LOUISIANA

The BedeEni AeP0rfi
THE following press dispatch forwarded to No
bile but, from cause not forwarded 70 the bal
anes of the press Ia the un'ry.-EDs. APPEALI
ANTE, LA, April IA New Orleans extra, Of the
llth, contains the following:
GRAED EcoRE, april Ito the New York Herald,
via Capt. Bulky, Of New Orlsans Tbs Advance guard
Of Gen Banks army, comprising tEo brigadss Of cav
airy one Of infantry and four batteries Wss al
tseked BY twenty thousand rebels near Mans
fed, ATTY miles this slds Shreveport and fifteen
beyond Pleasant Hin, on Friday lEsi. Compelled to
yield to superior uHubsrE ,ress fsIl back 10 Gen
ErnoIys diviAon Of the 18th army corps which re-
pslled the advance Of the enemy and repused him with
great slaughter.
Cen Banks deemed Il prudent to fa back to PisaI-
ant Hin, whsre he could choose hls own position
on Saturday, about H. srsnswsd attack CT tie
enemy, with Emory and Smiths troopn
He not only gaIlsny maintained his ozru ground but
forced the enemy which 5000 strong under Kirby
Smith, to retire hastily ard in great disorder.
We captured several pieces Of artillery and a large
quantity Of small arms, three bztils days and Eve or
six hundred prisoners including three sutsnunt colo
nsls and thirty line officers.
Our entire loss il three thousand, lhst Of the enemy
much greater.
Gen Ransom. commanding the Is.h army sorps. was
wounded but is rapidly recovering.
Colonel Benedict, of the I62d New York was killed
The rebel Gen. Houton vas killed.
Cen Banks win advance again shortly.
JAMES s. BREDIs.
OIL U. s. A. Of Gan. Emory's sish.
shermal Calling fer TrosP..
sENATOBIA, April ls.-The Memphis Bulletin Of he
l3h says dispatch from Washington to Missouri ssls
for troops 70 be sent to the frontier soon as possbs
Cen sherman had previously sisgrsphed TO Hashyills
to send on troops, saying not should Be lost
The Bulletin Of the I6lhis received. The heEdqusr
tsrs Of the sf wing Of ihe 6h army eorpa Is Al Athens
TAe headquarters OF the ID division at Pulaski aut
the headquarters Of dsiachnent Of the 4sh div sion
ct Decatur Ala
Brig. Gen. Dodge, Of Iowa, Is Ia command
msvemeHGs sf Forrest.
The Bulletin Of the 10th says
The steamers Emma and HHlmsn have arrived An
rePort Fort Pillow evacuated by the OoHfsderstez Tn
Emma Wac fred into above the fort
The direction in which the rebels withdreE L no
known yet, although II is snrmissd that they took
northern course from the fort that the party which
tackled The enemy Supposed 20 be the guard kop
up the bank Of the river far as could be seen
Prola reports tAat reach have no reason to bg
isVe that Forrest has Jet removed ha hsad4uarsr
from Jackson.
since FORESTS late operations much larger number
Of refugees oekns northWsris than at any prsvI
Ous period since ths beginning Of the war
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TELEGR APHIC.
OF the Press AasociatiOn.

Entered seoordng 70 act Of Congress In the pear 1858
by J. 8. THR1sHERs IN the Clerks 0faos Of he Dis
ics Court Of the Confsdsrass States Tor he Esrth
cru District Of Georziz.
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SEED POTArOEs.-Just in lime for planting.
Let everybody plant largely. We have in store
250 bushels seed-YAms, Spanish and Red Po-
tatoes-Whieh we arc suiherizsd 10 sell for lsss
than market value, in order to close eonsign-
ment. The Potatoes are in fine keeping. Ap-
ply immediately to
SEAGO, PALMsR & Co.,
sp2I q Corner Forsyth and Mitchell cts.
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EXFR.s CF.
HEADQUARTERS ARaY OF TENNEssrE 2
Dalton. Ga, April 18Th. lf64
Special Orders Ne. I12.l
K At the rsqiess Of the Chief Qusrtsrnas.er
Major J. BLUE MOORE, Assistant ohisi Quartss mas
ter s especially charged with the collection. ship.
meni and supply Of forage for the Army Of Tennes.
ssa An ofaoerr aud agents now upen the abovs duty
Oy order fson these Headquarters Will report to MAJOR
Moore.
By command OF Gen. JoHEsTos.
KINLoCH FALCoEER.
Major J. BLUE MOORE A. A. esns-.l
Asst. Chief oasr'srnssssr, Army Of Fsanes.se.
sPls 90,
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rhe Dnn.ro 70 the RTtnue,s,a.

A letter from Fortress Monroe, in the Phila-
delphis IzquiTer, gives an account Of the recent
attack on the Minnesota, furnished by an eye
witpess. Tho writer says
The damage done to the ship was somewhat
serious. The deck and walls of the engineers
steersge WIS badly torn up. The pEymAster's
ssore-room was also badly damaged. The shell
room appeared as one mass of ruins owing to
the displacement of the shells. The shaft alley
OF the propeller was crushed in and prevented
the working Of the machinery. Several guns
weTs lifted from their positions and thrown
against the ports, crushing them completely.
L WAS a most miraculous escape, and we all arc
thankful to PrOVidence that cur splendid figste
and fine crew Wers not entirely blown up.
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RAISING THE "SEsE" OF MoBME.-The
siege Of Mobile by Fsuagut's iron-clsds is dc
fnitively announced to have been raised. The
following is the distribution of the feet recently
employed there;
a letter thus explains the withdrawal:
Although Admiral Farrsgut remained with
his feet after it was known that Sherman hsd
returned to Vicksburg, engaging Fort Powell
with his mortar vessels and gunbOAts, there was
perhaps no glimmer of hope in the breast of The
old veteran that with these heceuld espt1ro No
bile as he captured New Orleans. He could not
pass the foTts IS be passed Forts jackson and
st. Philip, owing 20 the shallowness Of the wa
ter and the nature of the distinctions placed in
in the channel in every direction.
Mobile must be taken by land attack, or
Admiral EsFTsgut must hsve two or three iron
eiads, II for no other purpose than to guard his
fest from the attack of the formidable rams
Tennessee and Nashville
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B.4TTLE HOUSE!

TIE proPEissofa Of this wsIl-knoWn and populze
H01gSe
Return their thErks to the eitEsns Of Mobile and As
travelling public fer The very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended and hope, BY strict attention the
wants Of the people, to msrit and receive eoulau.
szes of he same.
Ne would say IN tLs notice, to sorrssi some mis-
representation that hsE gone abroad that our charge
Is FIFTEEs DOLLARS PER DAY. and in no case has
more been charged.
FAMILIES oesiTous Of procuring apartments can
do 20 bY addressing the undersigusd
HABRTNG, DUVALL & &C,
aDl5 In Prcpristorz. Mobile Ala
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ARKANsAs.-Norfhsfn sdvices, from Cairo
the l2ih, report that the COniedsrales, under
AcCreA, were concentrating in force at Au-
gOsta, on White river, one Hundred miles above
Balls bluff. They had driven out the small
gHfns0n ca duty there, compelling them to re-
'iis 70 Zoe gunboais. Measures were imnedi-
ately taken to fortify DuvsH'H bluff.
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500 REWARD

DAN AWAY from the Subscribers g. Cahabss q,
Ii ths nighT Of the Z9ih uitirnO, The BOY, MATT,
aged s6Out HsEtY years. with very little bssTd,
dark copper color has small his left ehsek,
caused from = recent boil. bs zpsaka quicklg when
spoken to snd is very intelligent lac boy ID Eup-
pssed TO have left Cahsba with WnhEmE, and
have lsfi Selma The Southern Rspuhlie on her mp
trip OF wednesday, 59fh ut.
will give the above reward for the delivery Of said
negro, II lodged any Jail where can get him.
REAZEALH & MOORE,
Cahaba.
apl6 I0i Dallas County, Ala
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a Fernando Wood stated in 9 laie speech
in Congress, that Secretary Chase advocated 4
recognition Of the Southern COnfedsraey in the
Cabinet, while we had only provisional gov.
eminent ct Montgomery. The assertion was
not contrsdicted.
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A young lady out West who lately c0llided
an ice bound Sidewalk, remarked a. she sssum-
ed perpendicular position, am have man to
hang on TO before next winter"
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List Of UESiRiEaed ssretSht Received aa eSe
sSataern EzPress GszsPany, april 20,
ESSA
Lieut. N Coksr, pkg; J A Cargis, box; J T Dick
son, box; W ID HaFbia bd; Z w Haynes, box; Wade
Hii bags Joseph Jefferson, box; 4 N Johnson box
tooseo9i p Love pkg Capt W Longino box; Z II
Mitchell box Miller & Son, boxi MeI4zn & Harrsl, bd
W Aurro", box w MeLswdon box
The above freight Is stored at owners ris and ex
penss and u liable 10 be sold for charges not called
for. v DIDgNTNGf n n CIiark
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

ATLANTA April Ist, 1894
r HAVE turnsd aver 10 Mr.. PAUL JONES, an old
Virginisn and Tobacco Manufactures, the Tobacco
trade Of ny house. Mr.. Jones will do usiics pur
chaser and eenfiEner. ask FOR him liberal patrsn-
age from my friends and the pubic. M Jones can
be found a. heretofore st the store OF
L. B. DAVIS,
Commission MsrehEnf
ap2l p Psachtres street.
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DESERTED,

ON the llth March, 1864, Private ". ]. SKINNER
~ company l, 18th Alabsma regiment tFsniy-t hrss
years Of age grsy eyes sandy hair fair complexion
i've iest ave inches high. The usual reward wall be
paid for his apprehension and delivery.
n n WRIGHT
Colonel Commanding.
q :. Arsenal, Atlanta, Ga., april 20ih, 1884.
Rp9l g.
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AEMPUs.-The latest sdvices we have is to
the l2th, through Northern channels These
state hat The slarm experienced in tho city was
subsidiDg, but that preparations were making
to receive Forrest, should he ventare an attack.
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Attention,

COMPANY A, OF the Ist Regiment GartrslTs Bril-
~ rsSe will meet a the City Han, on MONDAY
the s8ih instant clock NJ. for the psfposs Of
being mustered into service.
By order Of 8. CHAMBERLAIN
sp50 4t Cap Rin Ccmu aodiFz.
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- Rev. s. Landrum, Of Savannah, Ca, will
preach at the Ist Baptist church to night (Thurs-
dsyl, ss 8 O'Clock. The public are invited

ALL READY.-A private letter from Dalton,
written yesterday, says " 1 am of the opinion
that something is on foot Tbs deck Is cleared. ,
We have probably had the last review Of the
army this spring. TIE indications seem to
point TO our front ss the next battle 6sldn
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The Herald then ssys:

Upon Gen. Grant tbers now concentrates the
deepest interest Win which the world ovsr
watched The ac.ions ai any single soldier. We
arc now, therefore, Sc that point which must bo
reached ia E.i great wars before the war can 20
forward with Irresistible force 10 the acc0rE-
plishmens Of is pUlP0sa--wa have iouGd Gus
hero. We gre simply 70 advance 8 Tremendous
force. IN the best possible way, sgsiTss the en-
emy's capital, AID the pTepOndeTanes of power
is so greatly in cur favor that il would seem ss
if success must be certain. YET single error
may be fatal; and tbus tho responsibility of the
le2dar Is a tsrTibis one. He shoGid be haupy
to die on the heid n isIo 80 fails.
LATEsT FROM CRAFTS ARMY.
The latest inielligeaes publiBhed from Gfaut's
army is the following dispatch, which is dated
at " he headquarters of the army Of tie Poto-
mae:"
The breaks or tho road are sll repaired,
and the trains aT5 faHniBg sa usual.
General Grant is understood to be absent st
Washington only for a fow days, and viii rs-
turn when his gsnerslship is required.
There is no news else.
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letter from Fertre's Monroe. April 2 speaks Of =
gunbOst expedition up the Chickahomny, aud ssys:
The ebises Of the expedition witch penetrated to
within about fifteen miles Of tbs rebel capital for
secret purposes of tbs utmost Importance and was faith
fully performed throughout. Whatever it may have
been, the officers concerned In it, VIZ: Capt Harrfs
Lieut. Chambers, And Lieut. Bladenhau or, deserve.
great credit fox the prompt and fearless executed Of the
Generals orders.
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NEGROES!
Oae A No. / BOY, 10 years old
One No. GIRL, 10 years OLD;
B5th very likely Call soon. Dslays are dan
cefous. NJ C. CAYCE,
G2I2s Aueiioneer and r E. Broker.
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"a BOUT two weeks $50, LADY's BRzAsFpyE
"A which he e4neE get Il this -, t -
re same snd PeSins fer TIA sdseTliss@s1,o y f''<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-20

POLICE REPORTS. L-Second Preci,sct-Robt
Winfield, attempt to steal a cow, and throwing
stones. s5 Jas. Larrance, Fighting; 81. Sam'l
Gordan, do; de. Peter O'Day, creating nuis-
ance; two cases; IS. q en- t.ai I'D. .s
Third Prscinct-John Porter, assault and bat.
derby; Julia REYNOLDS, do; Mary Brown, do;
S1A each. Daniel o. Brien and John THICKER,
do SO As each. Pat Malay, indecent exposure;
workhodse. Ann Cunningham, drunk VIM.
Cunningham, do; dismissed Thomas Wilson,
sleeping in a lumber yard; s2.56.
Fourth Precinct-James Dinan, grand lar
ceny; dismissed James Acton, disorderly; 80.
missed. John Nc Entire, threats: bail for
peace. Archie Elliot, drunk; g. Martin Fo-
ley. disorderly;S3 tf7s g..
Fifth Precinct.-Sarah Langston, disorderly;
81. Washington Douglass, fighting; James
Morett, do; locked up five hours. William
Thomas, disorderly; SIS Rachael Griffin, do.
and drunk 40. Ellen Reese, Josephine Sulli-
sleeping in a street; dismissed. Larry Morton,
drunk; workhouse. Fanny Mitchell, selling
liquor to soldiers; S2G5S.
Sirth Precirct.-Elizabeth @. Hoffman, keep
ing bawdy house; bail for court. VIM. pavis,
creating a. nuisance James Flanagan and
George Prince, throwing stones in street; not
disposed of. Charles Dougherty, carrying
the street; S. VIM. Craig, disorderly; 81.
Tenth Precinct.-Joseph Dorsey, assault and
battery; dismissed. r. u. Weaver, throwing
stones, go. Chas. r. Weaver, do; 81. Robt.
Array, disorderly; Julia Heating, Bridget Nc
Mahon and Catherine Donavan, do; dismissed.
Anne Tyler, prostitution; Elizabeth FHzhugh,
do; bail for good behavior. Catherine Wolf,
son. disorderly; s10S4. Also, threats; bail for
neacp.
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HE EVENING STAR.

KATE vAHcx-This beautiful and accom-
plished yonng eqnestrienne has created a SEN
ssmos " n0p hsst sOon ga ast nann
lar DRAMATIC artistes. In New York, Boston,
Cincinnati. and, IN fact, in every city In which
she has appeared, the press have been very
enthusiastic In her praise, and have named
her the greatest equestrienne actress Of the age.
Add to her ability her great personal attrac-
tons, and there is no reason to wonder at her
great successes. To- might she appears at Gro
the double character Of Gassip,ir and Maseppa,
in the DEMONSTRATION OF Lord Byron's thrilling
poem, ..MaEeppa.' She will be assisted by the
entire excellent company, and will perform
some wonderful feats Of ednestriaHism on her
magnificent educated charger, "Don juan"
The spectacle is 10 be produced in style OF
magnif1cence hitherto unparalleled Those
who propose attending tonight should secure
their seats -
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OUERY?-Who has the largest assortment Of
" pattern for Stampingf Mhs is the only prac:
number Of hands at Embfoideryfl Who has the
finest stock of Embroideries, Braids. &C., and who
is the only person in the District Flutins
for ladies dressesf ~
~PRINCE, 3Sl STREET, 81
where ladies select from Is 900 choice patterns
PATTERN stamped. Having stamped for 50, OO0
ladies is proof that he knows his business Ladies
who do not want their goods spoiled, but stamped
as they should be- to the only person in the city
who does good work. -
=, FLUTINGl TLUT1NGl FLUT1NGl
Flutins done as good as in new York or elsewhere.
my eff 1881 + street, opposite Patent Office.
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PROPOSALS.,
PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.

t1s TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June 3.l8S4
at until the 9Th day. M of Jas
Samples Of the articles in class win be furnished
to parties desiring to bid, application to the De-
The Department reserves to itself the right to
order the writing paper plain or faintlined to any
Deliveries Of all articles in the several classes
must comply with the written specifications which
viii! be furnished to bidders, with the samples Of
an deliveries viii be subject to inspectionb by an
expert detailed for that purpose by the Secretary
article shall be deemed sufficient cause to Tannul
Deliveries must be free of char at the Treasury
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
factory guaranty that the bidder viii execute cons
tract, with good and sufficient bonds, if his bid is
The failure to comply with any one order under
aconrae to operate to the forfeiture Of the entire
ury may direct the purchase in open market of such
lies articles shall 9eGessa
price which it shall be found necessary to pay for
Proposals unaccompanied with satisfactory guar
antics will not De consdersd and contracts will be
dealers in the articles.
CLASS No. /. al,
Wits Cap sppI P1a1R sp p,ner
White White eu Quart Sf Post sA Paper
Wh hte co@me NGaf F SaeefP sper
Re1ow i En n. eliIp Payer Payer 80 s.
Card Blottihg Boards
White Envelopes, otheial size
White Envelopes, letter size =
White Envelopes, note size
GW1fP !.n fd Paper snsr ..t
White Medium Paper
White Super Royal Paper
CLASS No. @.
Bsst s susIIity GGGUSinns tx Ink u"
Rest quality Blue Ink t...
Best Best quality Whiting Fluid
Fsbsrs best Black Lead Pencils. Nos. Ia. s..
Faber,s best Red and Blue Pencils
s asa b bsn; handles ss,-
Best toaI;bladed Knives. with pearl or stag
Scissors for Office use IL 1.E
Shears for Office use. .
Glass 1nsstandSsL glass Nos ~. l.-
Sias AID twelve inch 1vor, Folders
Best ssssIiII:s Sealing Wax, made ensirsl, from
Mucilage [.s-s ir
SILK Taste, assorted colors
Best solid headed Pins
Swartout,,s Metallic Paper Fasteners
PNEUMATIC Inkstands
Eylet Machines
Pssssbo asif Reference Files ' y
De La Hue Visiting Cards rr ~EE.
Ivory Pounce Boxes ,HeEz.
Elastic Rings e.. .r
Glass Paper Weights ,=.s go {
Glass Sponge Cups .. .n.-.a
Sponge IN - .r r-
Erasina Gum "a =. .4 - Z
20 Mann or Siseon's Patent Binders.
The Depar tment reserves the right to accept
bids for individual Items in classes and2
Bidders viii be required TO conform their bids to
the written solicitations furnished with the SAM
Pies, and failure to do SO wi3 cause the rejection
ofany bid: - 4.zz..ss ,tss, ~ Is-.,
fair cost of the articles will be deemed fraudulent
and will not be considered. Ga 3. p. CHASE.
3eS-wm , ~ Secretary of the Treasury. /
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o y III Q 4 Al.
Rea ,sssarters Provost Narsiai aad Board Of J

Hea ,ssdrters Provost Narsaat aid Board Of \
.EnresIment Of District Of Gossmbtd,
~=E s-E# Washington, ID. o., June 3, 1854
The Board Of Enrichment Of The District OF
Columbia will be in session az the Office OF the
Provost MarshaI District Of Columhi corner
of Fourteenth street and New York avenue,
daily tSundays ex cspted) from II o'clock a. m.
to 9 clock pm, for the purpose Of hearing
cases ofexempuon from draft for the following
causes, viz: r9I.gfrFt Il
Alienage; ~ t-sT $50
Non residence; 81 ~ .r-...s e. r. Ht Eat
q. Unsuitableress of age; -e-r .r.s IT,.
Manifest permanent physical disability; and
ID Two years service during the present war,
either In the army or navy. IT,.
Citizens are requested TO furnish information
as to persons who are not enrolled, or who are
trying to avoid enrolment, as it Is equally for
the interest Of each person enrolled to place
upon the "Enrollnent List all persons liable
TO do military duty, 50 that his own chance for
draft shall not be unjustly increased. s.ts
- 10 rfan j. q. PUTNAM,
Captain LIST regiment V. r. Corps,
- and'Provost Marshal OF the
may 26-tf District OF Columbia.
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s.sss1s: ss q 81 "a sial ILL.,:
snit & :.
fapit.tion % tie Hs.rt, fi%%iaity, frsnslinS.
Lanes. s.o%seS or Beseis--shoss Terrible ni .or:
Soar ana solitary plse.lee' NOR. i.tai 10 iA.is
thsn as sonS sy5sn' s0 Ne Of
snticipstiens. rendering marriage. TO. inposat-
tary Vice tist and destrustivs habit vIicS
Yosns ksn 20 saasa sn SS
intsses Who might Ssh,sMiss h:,s =, .nl.nosd s
walked 10 exstaey the living Tyre. may call win fan
s0nhasATs11i kB PARTICULAR NorIeB.
rASss are some Of the sad and melancholy eassag
y ssrs assf 81 ~. M
Of Eight, Loss Of Muscular Power. Palpitstio1 Of
&. PS:..: EtTHn:
Isi.aII1!.-TS. fe.Ifai sG:sts p Ii: n,na are
xvsrsien e soest,. ssif:Distra't. Lovssf soj:
sade' Timidi''' d MARRIAGES. ..,y
uss1i.ss s.ss. Phso nj.
Debility, WASTING Of the Organs. Dsformitiss. ~
as ssP p.sss Under tn. car. of u.
sS1a N 81: s
oHeAiSMiPP I %iAEsns.4 10 nAk 1nfSE.Her
By Ur. Johnstone marvellous treatment, WEAK
ness Of QTsans I. speedily cursd and fan viges
ssssa and ,npSssns: :so had lost Al ' hops. SsVa
Diaaa.lih cetions Loss Of Proeresty. Power. Nsr-
you. md Ws.an:.. "a
Member of tn! Pc sS,. 5asss ., Lon.
sEs. IL iss United States and the xI..s:s P.Is q
don. P.ris, Philsdeiphi. and .s.vsers has sssssa
81 most ass that
..d s.ss When asleep great Be saIn.a
Of mind ware 'urs Yd 5TRSsSsiMsff ENS
indussd IN When .icne@a hsbit frequently isssns
~. % Il
bob mind md BODY .hona apply
dsns e. ssSua =
81 q! ~ 6s re
Of nature and indaiging in certain secret habit.
sa'h persons must s Sisisf ssns. n''''ins
reject that sound mind and body are q tls: mott
ness indeed, without these the Journey throusA
ts SsoS|ss rs.Ey riis,im,,sss tas gsospsss
shadovsd with despsir and hfled withlthe melaD.
choly reflections that the happinsss OF another u
shsA''ib ISL Isl SO Or ImPRvDsNU.
passssre nds 10 hes i'm biSsd TIE Of this 1ss.
q s5ams 9. ar..d Of dsSossry d.ssrs him hon ss
6iiity, esn alone Ssffisnd him. Hs fAiis into The
a1 s pss
keep him trinins month after month, or - long g
re spslle.t Zee saa e 9st.insa and g ds.ssIs
Inf disaHHoint1spt; Or. X the ne Of that desdly
TOM Of tbs terrible disease such Is AGsctions 81
WITH friSitfui rspiity until death putt an end e
his dreadful suherinss BY sending him 70 that IN.
discovered country r IN whoss bourne no traveller
OfYiul SOUTH sRIDlRIOK strict,
left hand side going from Baltimore street, Q ~
| doors from the corner. Ian not to observe name
mo letters received unless POST paid and Coz
tanning stamp to be used on the reply; Persons
writing should state age: ana send portion OF %
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and many other pspers, notices Of which hsvo lp.
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