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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

MERCHANTs NAVIGATION nd Trans
ION, HEwLONDoa,' srpl0AO10N PHovDnNC1,
NEWfoBr, IAyNToS, a Mw.B1ny0nDS n ~
n issvs Per Ne "a NersA 1isve ~ q CearAak -
Say (szespt oasA.yi. - -
,say 10. us wsa-A, osrnss e cserAekA
Nsv.Yoxk Sew. .. liza u. 4 GiAONS Assnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

EOR NEw-HAvEN, HARTFORD. SPRING.
l. FIELD snd WHITE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| snd RAILROAD CONNECTION o. ksw-Havea Ssesm~rz
ssys Iseksi2 n ~ sn4 upR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
8feambouts and Railrod6A

OPPOSITION BOAT hx NEWBUH9H I'D
" POU0HKEEPsrE.-fus esss> n ~ :s.ns.ss
sOON u u ocisch. u Crazy Pehh Co.. wee rsis<
ga sgrns c.m.'n t E;cs, - 49, ~ s.s
|S,rrA s'cioci Convaa RIA Ceia eWhg ~ MsA fehs
T.E Cosssas'sTs<o, 0iaHy Poss ~ afwse ky~Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
The BRAVE BLAoKs.-71e Chicago Tribune

prints the following:
A letter from Seth Pane, jr. Of the 6lst U. ). In
fantry (colored} has been shown dated at Memphis
in which the writer pays just and noble tribute ~ the
bravery Of the black troops composing part OF the COM
mand OF Cen Sturgis. He says that after the white
TROOPS had been defeated and large numbers taken prs
oners the black troops ordered on 10 the charge
which order they obeyed with cheer. losing 800 killed
out OF 200 going in with tho motto, 1--WE neither give
nor ask for and fighting for several hours with
desperation more than paraeled in the annals OF
warfare. The remnant left marched back to Memphis
las ies in solid column arriving ~ days behind the
white troops bringing their coors with them, literally
rddled with Rebel bullets. One special act OF bravery
says tie letter, "nust not go unmentioned Col
Boutos commanding the colored brigade having IN the
heat OF the action go, some distance IN advance OF ms
command fercey attacked BY three Rebels and was
about TO be taken prsoneI when single coored soldier
coming to his aid shot Rebel bayoneted the second
and with the brts Of His musket killed the third. thus
saving the life OF his gallant Colonel Al one time the
black boys csse 70 the Rebels that the guns q
both rested upon the fence The following Closing
paragraph Of this lte is worthy OF the brave soldier
from Illinois Now my dear father. as we are about
starting meet ths same Rebel force Ghe ore vnieA
defeated Ssurgs) deem IL nv duty 10 write and let
you know Of the expedition as 1 may very likely be
killed and you fnisinnsmed Of where have gone Rest
assured, II we meet he enemy, l shall acquit myself
Ike good soiiieT; and should fall oY would nos
be taken prisoner, believe me shall die, as have
lived patriotic and country loving boy. give this
TO the Chaplain 10 be mailed after we am gone
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

~ ARRANGEMENT.-LeavssN New Yort, janice alp saA
3its, East River for oreeuPort Sac H.IbO, Hampton, 70.
land .. . and $50 p Fos Isip Babylon aud rsss.'
insdsle, at a IN. and $50 and $50 m. fos syo.sst
Oyster Bay ad Huntinston For Hempstssd jamaica -
Winfield q ard 10; 20 N. and %, 4 30 and so
Ry.I at s3e n for Rverhesd stopping al all Stations AZ
cep. Hampstead and Syosas EIcnrson Tickets or h ssss
~ reduced refes. A. REAS0NER, Supsrfntsadsnk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
miscellaneous.

NORNS, BUNIONS, Troublesome NAILS,
" Tender Feet Enlarged and Disessed JointA ssfed oy
Dr. BRIGGS Surgeon Chiropodisi, No so BIosa~y Hs
Finhsy. Hotel, corner ai<~ Branch 'n'e' w. az
Broadway.
NASH paid for Rags and old Metals; White
" Rag. 70 cent. per pound Cotton .sd WSelea' sesnis
Book and Nsvspspeu cents posnd 9d sr,s' - ssH
Cooper and Pewter 20 cents pr pooLa Lcan Ss~ -
No is New. Bsusry, corner Of Roossvslia
MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY,
MI No 10 Broadway. n Y.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS o.
MxsOH'S SPERM OIL and EXTRA Lard ON
For Railroads Steamship and Ssetorsa
NEW MUSIC las sung By the Army on then
W. are Marching Down Richmond" e We vs nHsains
Down 70 DiIie' I'VE VIII Nes Rssrva ny More sos
"a Charuses By LosiA "Ws'vs . Nnies in he I'D
yos-r. "strks for the ys. s..rsss $500 = Hs
on recsips a 70 eshs ZACH s T. GORDON, Ne - ss'ss
Wy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.


WIN 3IwsLL' coNcoRD fhE WHITE M0trNrAINS.
ASD INTERMEDIATES POINTS,
"a s5sos wa c Il ' 81 ssis
leave Ns~- York daily Sunday szcspsed q otoek -
s~ Pier f5 3 s SsM ni,sS, sS v'''v
tier. connecting with As s,esnaes1 LIpSsss nsin no1
sSsys points Eoswich and Woscests, Boston and We
Worcester and Nashua and New l0nA'H and S'As
Tsh taken tn. lg- re srs s' i.ss,~e %. eess'
NEw-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
coor md sne. kqSnA9 Jan las stT T;;1;
.s sn vii II a.. ~ S1 siLTX5Sk .aa AsaS6
TON oely Ts Tr.a nasss no 9sassssaoa .nS Il
r,ln' 2. .a Ss.d:ph nd r E s..s
MLirARY TICKETS Win IA ,. rsesy:s e IL 81 -
Dee 70, T. IS is s''''A A..s..n. ). p:in.Sssa, Il
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
: ts ss..y ;cS I,s' :sss's. ND AZ NJ S
SPECIAL NUTfcE-Ps.sens6n tss srs.esa spdnss .
SATURDAYS take tbs train and srrve u ssrsfsG,
vishoss change Of esrs q. u m
DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
II RoAD..r. Lcss sr;ase. R:d ssas. SHAH ! Ri..s.
O. ~ :s.i WfpNssbl! .ss. 5sas 2 "a sasp ssls
no4irs the .s and eon-odtsus steamer JESSE Hoff VI
80 sss n. Ia a. "a ss n, sonnsssss va
& sad b. M . Pa kss-ss& ~ish srsis. lSs sss
R.s.rnns trsas viii sss L9s Breach Z. tbs ~. ii:h
ss.ss. sonass. = q Eisl..A for The,a9.en'. Shea
ssssss eosDecs NssSssses "a Wosdssnsi. for roa's
8ks Nd B<nessi, f.shsrses- wssstewn. nsnnahsvksA
V, sSs: 49, sss Pr 800 Ss: = x: g'' s.,. .e
t~. CO Be h.A .. sspsssnS - - csopsnys sAos Me-
4 eSWW~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

uU1ATJRb ALllyAe
Enp>s. 40 Sess........ T:lS Noos-Rssss
vAyn -,
ke~sHy DssA. s+ss Gov I.lsad. 73o He'll Gss.... IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
4 TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN

4 TLANTTC and VREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY, NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
Railway, from foot Of Chambesst, RUNNING TiROU0H
TO CLEVELAND. o., WITHOUT CHANGE ot CARS
connecting with railroads for al principal cities in the Ws
This road 10 being extended and will Be ia cemp.es
running order to Mansfield Gallon Urbsna Dayton, CnsaH'
natl and st. Louis withoA break " gauge -
I. II. GOODMAN Gen Ticket Ag., n g. sWEETSIk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERSEY,

~ from foot Of Coartlsnd,.. connecting ss Harnptss
Junction with Delaware, Lscks~snas and Wesern RairssA
and at Esston with Lehiyh alley Railroad and iis
TONS forming direct line TO Pittsburgh and the We VIII
out change OF csrs
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Sixty Miles and Two HouRs saved by this line Chicsga
Cincinnati Sc. Louis etc, with bat change OF
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing May !. 1854 Raw New fork a follow,
hARRsscRs ExY2sss--As a M, Tor Easton. RsadisS
fotss'iAe, Hsuis5ur,. Mauch Chunk Wiismsport TAt4
train arrives At Hssburg At M. connecting East -
Wet tbs fennsyyania Railroad North and South ha
Northern Central Railroad and with the Cumberland vAAS
Rsiroad TO HAg-rstown.
MAIL lnAN-A, $40 M fer Easicn, waiet Dap, scrsar
ton, WLkesbaTre, Great Bend. Pit,stos BnghSmon Sc
IAN TsAIs-for Esston, Allentown, hsueh Chunk w.
Transport, Rssdin; Pottsv,Ils, Harrisburg 40 -
SGD p. H.-For Esston. Bethlehem, and Manoh Chunk
4: 70 and :te-For Somersile
Jpn WssrxzS EXPxxss-for Easton. Allentown. ReaAr
Ing Harrisburg. Pi,tsburEh, and the West Sleeping
through Rom jersey tiiy 10 Pittsburgh
ELIABzraPoRr AND Nsv YORK FxRxy-Lsave New Yea
from Pier No y. r., 93 l2ts, t;D and SO ?.
Boats stop at Bergen Point and MAriners' Harbo6
Tickets for the West be obtained at the oos Of Do
Central Railroad Co. Of New jersey foot OF Coortisnds
No Aor House, at No. 81 Broadway and at the prnc
pal hotels. JOSIAH y. srEARNs, SuPerintesde
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fo AL
Il nlNY n TROY CONNECTING with TRAM

II
NORTH and WEST. Trains lsAvsi
From ChAmbeust. FROM Dthst
Express. and 10 q m and TIA. los1 a m and -
4 and p. o:1 IN.
Troy and Albany with sleep | ll;02 p IN
ing-caT) 1870 p
Rhineb-ck Train. 2. n 2.epm.
Poushkeepsis Train. 9 q IN. e:na m, and La 2 N
aud p M.
Peekskh Train. <:l3p m lTPm
Sing Sing 1rain $50 10 u and IL ~ aud an
M, and Sis p. IN pm.
TaIrytown Train. 10 and 500 and 1877 p IN.
y. IN.
On Sundays at s:72 p m nom 18th street
Tickets may be procured al Of the offices OF Wsscse
Express Ia New York sud brooklyn and baggage checked -
the house I'll points the road and 70 Ssrsoss sprn
J. n TOUCEY, Assistant Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
ERIE RAILwAY.-Psssenger Trains lsav

Il ME HAlL " N II SsS5uBVI IItkIls le<svV
~ as follows viz; t.
a. m, Express for Buffalo.
Ia W. Express for Cleveland direct via A. q W. H.
e9o q IN, Mix. daily. fof 0slsvile.
10 IN, Nsil for Buffalo
tp. m, Way for oisvile, Newburyh and Warwick.
81 Night Express (SAurays and Sundays sxcep<s
for Dunkrk Buffalo, SC.
p IN. Lightning Express, daily, for Dunkirs Rochester
CanaadAigus On Saturdays this tain will 10 Base
only 8 D. ui Emisr ant. for Dunkirk-
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Jews in China are said to be very Dumel

Jews in China are said to be very Dumer
ous according to recent discovery, \
Jewish officer in the British navy estimates
them at one million They speak the orig
inal tongue, and possess documents OF great
antiquity. He brought with him to his
hip several cabinets, not over fodf ieet
quaIe, which contain over three hundred
drawers aud secret places. The most in
teresting article which he received was q
prayer.Gook, written in Ohaldaic, on vellum
which be presented to the British Muse
um, = 1t wss by mere accident that this
community of Oriental China Jews wss
discovered The officer alluded to vas in a
small vessel of war serving uuder Comman
der Hollins. He went up one Of the rivers
until he discovered something resembling a
arae town or city, He was not at first
eraciously received; but finally obtaining
an interview with the chief, no landed under
his protection, and found to bis astJnish
ment, an immense population OF Jews.
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sH tasks!qs fssa ss1s1H ssis ssi "a
sfi .sosiq Jaaf 1,si iasi sq0vsa fs6
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"OH, THE AGONY OF THIS SUsPENsEf-
Vest erday morning We noticed, among 9th
ers reading the bulletin in front Of our of
6ce, middle aged lady clothed in the sable
habilimen- nf mourning. After her eyes
ran over the few lines traced upon the bull
letin board, she turned away, saying, in a
low. suppre ssed tone "Oh the agony OF
this suspense . Whose name was she lodkl
ing for? Perhaps husband, soa or! bro,
ther. How many thousands IN our land
to day feel this same agony of suspense?
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10 elsa ssrsI


[ ~ And Said "wSssopped BECAUSE settongel
you weres SsSpg, We renew because we
know you we're wronged.*
| But Cht, AmsricAus, what 10 20 be sa';
for our country and her prospects under inc
guidance Of those who can be 90 err.ns 80
foolish, 90 weak Does itlshake orr fA'th
| in the fature2 Does it open to us suy new
view Of doubt 0rndispair In WISE
Patience, patience Let n PERSONAL wrongs
or private griefs shake our faith loc lessen
our zeal for the Truth, We uphold, for tho
principles BY which our nation is TO be saw"
ed, if saved at all $. The majesty OF the law
must be revered in our hearts even II Vio
lated iu our persons, and i will yet be TIL
umphant.asy.1s1a slis5,aa irs aEag7-
IL was a sad and somsR hat solemn view.
for an American, that rush of the busy
void along the street, by the guarded
doorway of suppressed newspaper, ir
vas not for this, some thosghsi II was not
for this our brave boys were dying On the
field Men recently arrived from foreign
lands we're unable, to explaia tol themselves
the strange sight.l Some citizens went
along huckling complacently over the &C.
complished suppression of free press; but
these were few, very few in New York; and
the vast throug, in the main. passed by
With saddened countenances.S 81
TIE dim sight of oil men was DINNER
With the mist Of tears when this sorrowfnl
exhibition Of bayonets was made in our
great commercial str ct. The exceeding
bea ity uf our natioOal character was mar
red; the ,spleador Of our historic freedom
wss tarnished; the glory OF our American
boast was gone. mau of more tha = eigb
ty years born IN New York, whose io"g and
peaceful life had blessed himself and bene
fitted his country, as he passed alng tue
street. uttered his sorrowful wish that God
had let him die before lhi->old eyes looked
upoa ,uch ascene. Young 'nen, srrnng aud
earnest, were not moved to tcals, but rosol-
we'd that heneefortL they would recall tLe
old traditions; restore il they might the old
laws, and be content, when the land was
again as Of I'D united and free, to say their
auac, ,dim,Ais. Not till then! Oh not till
,hen! God grant that We may live aud work,
till this story is remembered as aiieous
dream and from ocean tu ocean the breeze
that sweeps down from our mounlttins shall
again be the breath of freedom,
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ACUaRWxRRANTEDINTw DAYS
ff No Mercury oy Naassoa' Drugs
DIR. JOHNS TON.

Member of the Royal College of surgeons, London,
Graduate from Of the most eminent Colleges IN the
United States and the greater part of whose life has
been spent in the hospitals of London, Paris Phiadel
phia and elsewhere, has effected some Of the most as,
onishng cures that we're ever known; many troubled
With ringing in the head and ears when asleep gre u
naryousness being alarmed at sudden sounds, bash.
fulness, with frequent hushing, attended sometimes
With arrangement Of mind, we're cured Immediately.
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Stirring Appeal.
From the Now Ns,ion-Ab bolition ]

We have lost at least 10000 men IN less
than ten days; we push fuI warl even our
militia; what afterward2 Is it enough 10
pay dearly the ignorance Of those who in
stead of leading our men to victory lead
them to death2 The imagination refuses
to look at the consequences of disaster in
such circumstances. Under this Adaini'-
trstiou, sold to foreigners by fear or by IN
terest, we have seen that saddesl and most
incredible spectacle of the work of oar an
cestors baffled and Uverthrown before 1t had
vet reached century ol existence, hut
which was also century Vt uneXamplcd
prosperity. | -.
Shades of Washington, of Jefferson, "l
Monroe and Jackson, Of Adams. "f Clay,
of Webster, and Of Benton, tell our couh'
trymen if you recognize thar Republic
which YOU knew how u make 81 erese -
Bloody shades Of the heroes OF !ndepehd
ence, you who lfounded the Republic hy
heroism and suffering against the numbers
AMI the treasures Of Englan !, Iise up aud
tell US if you reCogniz: your battl> OF g.
anita where energy aud Jvalor supplied the
place of lmbers, in thee human heca,om bs
WlGre uooSi ''>o"PN
tencr! Come ward! Tuuvh with your
finger the bodies Of these contractors swoll'
en- with the peoples gold, mock'ng at the
devastation and smiling over tho natloaal
ruin; touch and tell us if your antique vir
tue realizes the existence OF these human
yulture.! Pooh! There is yet time tor
you to rise up There is yet time to' you
To pass in review the acts Of a guilty Ad
ministration, which has betrayed your Con
fidence, and to arrest its course The mo
ment has come to launch out from the ne"
world the great truth that administration
are made by the people and for the people,
and not the people for the administration;
aud that howsoever great may be the'r t"T
bearance for their servants howsoever long
may be their forgetlulnsss Of their inter
ests, when the measure is full the people
declare that they alone are sovereign am:
change their Administration. Tue time
has come to change tha, which Tor three
years past has occupied the White Hpnse;
the time has com. to clean out the An9ei'i
stables and to select the Hercules chars Cd
with that task On to Cleveland!
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,OUsG Me-
MAsRMeE.
OKGANIC WEAKN ESs.

nm edis.sly Cured and Full yigor Restored
.ha and the penalty pail by the
victims ofimproper iniugences Young persons ara 100
apt from not being aware otthe dread
full conssqusaees that may ensue. Now who that under
urocrsation IS Lost sooner BY those n, into improp
ar tSlt. ma. d, he prudeRt Besides being deprived
o On ole s,re d healthy offspring, the most serious
Tn. :, -. b,cones sranged the Physic and Mem
tai F1nctions Weakened. Loss Of Pocreative Power
Nervous Ifritability Dyspepsia, Palpmation OF the
Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, wasting
Of the Frame, Cough, Consumption Decay and Death
aa Odiee No. I South Frederick st.
Left hand side ,ing from Baltimore street, few doors
ror, the oorner Fail not to observe name and mum.
Der. * - ~. 49,. =
tors Diploma hangs in his otice.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR. addresses all those Who have injured themseive
bv iynprooer indulgence and solitary habits, which
ruin both body and mind uniting them for either ou
siness, study, society or marriage 'I2,
Trrsr are some OF the sad sad Mechanically effect.
oroduce by early habits of YOUTH viz: Weakness OF
the f,ack and Limbs Pains In the Head, Dimness o.
SIGHT. Loss of Muscular Power, PalpiIation OF the
Heart Dyspepsia, Ndrvcus Irritability, Derangemen
ofthe Digestive Functions, General Debility symp
toms of Consumption, &c. p.l'r u
NsNrALLY.-fhe fearful effects on the mind ar
ru,oh to be dreaded Loss Of Memory, Confusion o
IdsA Depressions Of Spirits, Evil Forsbodings, Aver
sion to Society; Self Dstrust Lore oil Solitude amd
THousANDs of persons Of all ages can now Judge wha
the cause Of their declining health losing their Wig
or becoming weak, PALE nervous and emaciated, hav
inc singular appearance about the eyes, cough and
symptoms of Consumption. .'....
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! ECIaECTIC.

hR .RiHgL8R. .Ec,yctis Phyisha Gurgson
~ and sAecoschsrs stspdsn his pep{ee1tonai ~
vices tot the citizeusof Wheeling and vicinity Dr.
L. iaa graduate Of the Eclectic and Medical In
stituteof Cincinnati, and has hst many yean ex-
psriepcS IN ttsTpsaesioeof his profsniolyan9 he
hopa by chose sttshsions to- business 10 1s1Sstt .
share Of The public patroneSe rDr. Lee has given
especid attention IT, and h&s been Setainently
sdcce sfu in the trsstmeat Of chronic diseases OF
every variety, and especially yof such - Rhsums-
tism and diseases Of the eys and ear, Liver cou-
pla1t, Nervous debility, Cs1csrf a1d Ulcers, Con-
stipgtiDn, Piles and diseases ofths Kidnsys Gray.
ell DO Allthessr who have, bean trnsuccessfatfy
treated for any of tho above Diseases would fpd
it to their interest TO consult DR. Lee without do
lay. Our pr.cticsIs % ysfs certain and ptonpt,
leaving no ,msrcureal tsint in the system, bpt
cleansing tsnoy yaing and strengthening the gen
eral system. astinS in unison with Natures nnar
ring laws bna ya5Isgs "a boodlcdG235E NJ Fssufis
WHEELl Na WEST Y 1DEo.a4,l l8s4
Y1s7s dtw n 51 I'd eGl ,iDeibcuc5 LaH 5Tz. ,sa,gI
at Tor all whom itmsy soncern;, We Abs runder-
stgns O members Of the West Virgins Legisfa-
tnre, take pleasure 10 saying thatwe have kaown
Or. Richard Fl, Lee many ysar. previous 20 the
breaking out of the rebellion, as a 81 ,oessful and
ensrgeti, practitioner of msdcins (of the Kelee-
tic SCHOOL,, both in Kaosshs D unity yirgiaia and
d. SLACK, Senator 7th Dist, i.'l
.,-r,l, y. VS. DUNBAR, NJ. p. ID, .. .feg
JNO. NJ PHELPS, Pres Senate.
Office one door south VI krsmer's hotel Main
street. - ,"f mar24- sm
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De6S leave to cali the attention OF the public
p to his large and veil assorted stock Of French
Braudies, Jamisca Rum, Holland Gin. Scotch
and Irish Whistles. Port, Sherry. MADEIRA. an
Clarst Wines, Sparkling Cstswbas and Cham
pagnes. :. o. 7s..& q
Also to his large stock of Domestic Liquors
as Cherry B iaekbsfry, SRaspberry, Apple ard
Peach braudics, Bouibon and Rye Whiskies
stomaehand Cocktail -bh srs; also 10 my celebrs-
ted double rectifed Rose Whisky ...h.-,
also manufacture and keep constantly on
-ba. "a a large stock Of prime Cider vinsaii e
rbieb together with ths shove choice krspis
Eddsiofs 2 Iswould iinsieeA the esiaf atssntio. o
country dealers and the public generally
Fe21-iy
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain practicei
dulged in when alone, habit frequently learned from
evil companions, at school, the effects OF winch are
nightly felt when asleep, and ii uot cured r3n
dsrs marriage impossible, and destroys both MIND ana
body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope OF MS sSuh-
try the darling of his parents, should be snatched from
all prospects and enjoyments Of life, by the
certain secret habit. uch parsons MUST before con-
nnlaeny
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DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.

when the misguided and imprudent votary OF pleas.
ure finds that he has mbibed the seeds Of this painful
d sease it often happens that al sense OF
shame dread Of discovery deters him rom applying
alone bsfrlend him, delaying till the constitutional
symptoms Of this hord disease make their appearance
such a. liberated throat diseased nose nocturnal
nodes on the shin-bones and arms, blotehes On the
head face and extremities, progressing with frightful
rapdity till at last the palate Of tho mouth CT the
bones OF the fall in. and the victim OF TINS aWI9i
disease becomes horri object Of commseration, till
death puts period his dreadful suerings by send
ing him 10 s'that Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns"
II melancholy fact that thousands fall victims 70
this terrible disease owing the unskllfulness OF
norant preenaers vho by the Of that Deadly Po,-
sem MsrcIy ruin the constitution and make TIE resi-
due OF life miserable. i-
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