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, 1864-11-08

CAuKRos.-Littls Dan. Cameron, ex-editor Of the
Times, ex-Colonel Of the e5th Illinois, and e1-
would be Drgadier General, the Silider Of General
Logan, the inventor Of the grand right dank move
ment, IL now the coppethead {unsefr1aed) candi
date for the 61st District. His opponent IL Major
Stevenson, formerly OF the sta9 or Quitting Phi''
Sheridan. A few days ago the Jcd Davis organ
publish ed long article on Colonel 81 3oheress'
galiantIy. DC. viii Cot. Cameron, can Col. O m
erpn, deny that be Was reprimanded bv both or
either Generals Schoaeld and Coz for bis brilliant
tien Of which We 1aye few days sgo. Dare d.
deny be1re "oat Of his sphere" certa ain day at
Knoxville? We don't wonder at towards afflifat
Ing; htpce Little D:n's" psedilertion for Little
Nsc." union men, see to It that ''litue Dan" re-
ceives fuch les'on that he will not again attempt
to:defame thu h'rd-won reputation Of such a Gen
trhl az Hf ttInn JohnnYn
, 1864-11-08

CIoe1So TIE PosT D5TIcE To DAr.-At noon
yesterday the Board Of Trade unanimously adopted
the following preamble and resolution, offered by
E. G. Wolcott, ESQ.,:
WuEKkAs, An Important election is to 5e held
tomorrow, and every loyal voter ought to have 80
opportunity to deposit bis vote; ard whereas,
there are eteat many .rersons employed In the
nearly ali the time when the polls are OPEN there.
fore,
Reso,rsd, That In view thst all Western malIs are
distributed bs O'Clock In the morning, and no
Eastern nalle sre due till IN o'clock in the after
noon. that the Postmaster Sir. ]. L. Scrpps, be re-
quested to close the office during that part Of the
6sS, to rive tie employees ample time to deposit
thf{r 1a1lo.e
, 1864-11-08

ArTKNT1oE.-Alm men from Barracks IS, Camp
Butler, are requested to meet at Lincoln Hall, cor
ner Lake snd Frazkin streets, at O'Clock this q.
N. sharp.
, 1864-11-08

sorR Of Scotia, ye who hail from the "Laud Of
the mountain and the food" ye who repealed the
Romare from your soil, ye who defeated and van
qu,shed proud Epgiand, &c wbs have tue blood Of
Wallace and Bruce couralng in your veins, what
side Of this momentous struggle shsll you take on
the Sth Of November, Can It be poseible that one
.uan ttom the land Of the thistle will vote on the
side Of slavery and dlsunton2 Let the heroes Of
your OWL native land arouse you to sense Of your
duty, and By voting for Union and liberty chow to
the orld that you On the side OF the oppress.
ed millions, anu Tor universal ltber.y.
A SCoTCu AMERICAN
, 1864-11-08

LADIES, you can do much for the Union cause.
Remember the women Of the Revolution, and see
that Jour hubbsnds aud SONS do their duty TO day.
, 1864-11-08

LooK TO YouH PRKx1sEs ALI day yesterday
the butternuts who arrived from Missouri on Sat
urdsY were seen IN aley-ways and bye streets,
pee1tng into wirdo va and down areas. Let every
citizen look 10 bis premises at night. Have The
doors and windows dounly fastened, and have the
watch, dogs loose, 20 that they can gre the neces
safy alarm.
, 1864-11-08

MccoEsucK claims to be the workingman's
friend, God cave them from such d friend. When
common day-latorers were being pnid one dollar
aud twenty-cents per day, Mccormick paid his me
chsnics only forty cents pr day. Workingmen,
mechanics, will yoa vote for thls forty -centa-aay
candidate?
, 1864-11-08

Wives, see that your husbands have voted be
fore they hare eaten their breakfast and II they do
not stay at the polls all dsy. give them no supper
, 1864-11-08

CITIZENS, II you would forevsr crush out treason
In this city vote for the entre Union ticket today
, 1864-11-08
LOCAL. MATTERS.

SORE THROAT, Couan, CoLp, and similar
troubles. 1t permitted to progress result in serious
Pulmonsr Bronchial, and A.thuatic affections.
o1teutlnes tncurab1e. Browns Bronchial Troches
a1e compounded as to reach directly the seat Of
the disease and give almost instant relief. The
Trocbes are offered with the fullest confidence In
and maintain the good reputation thsy have justly
acquired For Pdol1c Speakers, sl1gers, Military
Officers, and those ~ho over-.ax the voice, they
terder articulation easy. To the soldier exposed
10 sudden changes In the weather they will give
prompt relief IN coaehs and colds and eau be car
tsd IN the pocket to be Iakeu as occasion requtr
Sold at twenty-five cents a box.
11yfY7A- tue Th1&2at
, 1864-11-08

DANIEL CAMERON wants to 90 to the Legislature
60 that he 1ay prevent a law from being pasaed
allowing soldiers to vote. Will any man who has
father, brother. son. OF friend In tho army voto
for 6nct miserable FeneEades WIN any friend
Of the gallant 6sth regiment vote for hime
LEAVING ua.-sam Ellis, for eight yea,s past
connected with the Chicago polIce> force, and for
come time q member OF the detective staff under
Superintendent Bradley, leaves rs this evening,
bis services at New Orleans having been secured
hy the Government, ssm wns ono Of our most
efficient officers, and we have no donht .Will be a
valuable acquisition to Uncle Sam.
NORWEGIAN UsIoN CLUB.-We acknowledge the
honor OF q salnte on Saturday evening last Ium
the Norwegian Union Club, an organization which
now numbers nearly four hundred members, every
one brave Union man Thefr appearance WAS
.yerv fit e.. TIE Ncrwegians DO not know the
meaning Of treseon. They are the right kind Of
ttuff ont Of which the best American citizens are
mnde.
ITO Wuoa IT MAY CosoERs,'' AND IT coE-
c7BNs ALL UE1oa MEN.-The polls open this
morning at o'clock and close at O'Clock F. n.
1t is the duty Of all Committee men to be at the
polls an hour before, 30 that no chicauery can be
pracnced by the enemy, who Is as unsctupulous as
Chinese chop dealer,
YousG LADIES' FA1R.-Nisses Ida NJ Scteuton,
Clara E. Mitchell, Mary P. Robb aud Lizzie D. An
tbony, young ladies Of the North Side, recently
held fair at the residence Of 4. E; Scranton,
which realized the eum Of $191 for the soldiers.
beautiful flag WIS boueht bY eub.criptton snd
presented by the yonng ladies by tha patriotic Pas
tor OF Grace Church.
TRADES Ux1oHs.-The secesh organ was vol
unainous yesterday On the subject Of Trades
Unions, 1s1t go Poon forgotten how that sheet
has 1abored to break them ups VIII the members
OF the Trades Unions vote for the nominees Of the
men who are their bitter enem1esf
An OA1ss1oN.-We omitted to mention In our
account Of the hitting up OF Mr. E. El5's store,
that the patterns, pan and style Of the Black Wal
mt show cases bad been furnished by Mr. 4. Fre-
otn, and that all the furniture has been construct
ed alter models in bis possession. Mr. Fredtn dla
not take charge Of the work on account of prior
engagements.
A GREAT 1NJusT1cE.-Yeste1day morning, At the
Police Court, William Morrfs, suspicious looking
individual, was fined $50 and cosss for having hls
hard in another mans p0cket. The oeclSlon
greatly astor1-hed The aceuset-"aa.n felloW
hadn't sis ht to do what he liked win his own
haudsl'
O. .A.K LODGE MKcuEa.-The leaders Oh tne
o. A. z. in this city held meeting IN poiuhna
block yesterday afternoon. No business Of epec'sl
importance vas transacted; they cane to the cor
cluston that they wers about played out TaeY teit
sipa1y as ,hey had entered. after one aao LII
hours eecret session. =
Isoursr.-Coroper Wagner beld An inquest,
yesterday morning, On the body Of q man who
was found dead early in the morning, an aleJ IN
the rear Of the "Farmer's House, near tho corner
l AhAS%
, 1864-11-08

INquEsr,-Corouer Wagner beld An inquest.
yesterday morning, On the body OF man VINO
was found dead early in the nosn1ng In ~ aneJ IL
the .ear of the s.Farmers House" near tho corner
OF STATE street ard Archer road; where be had
, 1864-11-08

f. az E41tmNUe
The Copperheads are moving heaven ard earth
to defeat Col. F. A. Eastman, and In o1derto do 1t
arc xills 10 swap off Two or even three Of their
other candidates, Mr. Eastman formerly belonged
to The Democratic party-the old Jackson party
ard was always regarded ss one Of its 1nost prom
iting ard STRONGEST rising men. Bat becoming dis
gnried With tie principles OF rathee unprincipIes,
Of the present party bearing that name, be anan.
de1 ed It. The Cops. consequently feel very bitter
about 1t, and hare narrowed It down to mere
persora, hostility. Let all Union men Ia the 24th
Senatorial district remember to scru.1aize the
iclet and be sure -Wr. Edsta1dH's mans Il on tie
din 6rfore H<v dfpotif Their ballots.
, 1864-11-08

WANTED Agents wanted
~ either Oh ss'aEy Or commission - ss!t @ w.
genuEa improved rev Eralsnd Family seslns -
sst Maehir!. In the rnsfket vsy n,sra! @ .e,m:M M .
Chicago. Illinois, CT call a. Rocaa 10 8, Post Oh1ca
Eieck. ccfner Of eGno.n md Monroe sr:teb.
, 1864-11-08

ROARDING--One suits OF thee
~ rocms, tpsrlor and two bedrooms. nicely far
nItheo. with a1d fireplace. sAlao nlcaT fur
nlBttd rocms, su11 ahle for gentleman ard wte With
bosIo. may Pc obtained It the notthvea: corAe: OF
- 1v
, 1864-11-08

doubtless, turr ed In {nut, to seso- The decsasef
bsd. eern ,een !ot ttyersl dags pat wtndsring
bad the appearance Of Norwegian sailor OF SOL
dIer. His age vs.. about thist* years, aud be had
candy h.ir. no vbiskers, .nd hlos eyes h vas
dreseed IN black cGar aud vest, and nfns Initt2ty
uanta ocna. ThsEe were no papers nor money on
hts per-on. The jury returned 4 verdict OF death
b. disease A1d exvvs1re.
M1seoUnr GUEA1LIAs.-It is well known tast a
fsrGe number OF the men who arrived here on Sat-
urtay evening are Mlaeoart guerlae, sho COM
te1e probably with the intention Of voting, de-.
sRcyl7R the city, and settling the rebel prisoners
tauee Of Jeffere On Davis.
Ctttzens. be on the alert. Let business alone for
one day, ard aevote the tine to Our county.
, 1864-11-08

ITO Wuo1 IT MAY CoHoERs," Asp IT coE-
GERMS ALL VN1oa MEH.-The polls open this
morning at o'clock and close at O'Clock F. n.
It is the duty Of all Committee men to be at the
polls an hour before, 30 that no chicanery can be
practiced BY the enemy, who Ia as unscrnpulous as
a Chinese chOD dealer
, 1864-11-08

w "ANTED- 1000 ageLts. Dla-
W charged and tisso!ed lol1ier1 acd enslsstic
men can make 31oa onth selling mS }aellcAausns s
q ena ravinss Send stamp for my new cisc2ta8' >
b. tANDOS. So LAxt stlest, Ch1cszo.
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BAL TtHORE LOCK HOSPITAL
~ ESTABLISHED A. EgYCGK IRON
QU4CKERT "a
THE ONLY -AIE WIKI RE A
CURE can BIZ DETAILED.

N. JOHNETOS Has DIsCs0VKRED THE MosT
~ Certain SPEEDY and Opiy EGSetgai Remedy
L the Torid soE ali Private Uiss-sSs WeAkDs-s q
IL EEtk ADD Limbs, stTietuFss. AfsctiOu1 d the
kidneys EHd BiSd5sr, InJolnEtAry DiseaarEsa In
P1teLey, Geosr1l Debility, SsrVs1sEea, Dyspepsia,
IaEkEoE, LsJs Spirit C0uf-sIon Il Idrns PsiCIfH-
tiOL d he Heart. TinIi5Ity, ITemblrg DimbssB Of
Eight or GISdEi-=>, Di.esse Of tte Head. Threat,
Me- q sEiu- AEgetioEs q tie Liver, LssBes, SION
an Bspsl-iaose Tern r aisOEd1rs ana E fr01a
The agiiisry iiAbits u ioGti-thO-s -EctET ADD sol
its-y BiActees FEiAt their victims rtaI the
:iE q s,fsls 70 de NArir.rs d uiyS.es GightiHg
iEs marriage &c, inpoztiGis.
YOUNG NES
EssecAy, shS have beoJlle uls victims Of EoitAry
Vice, that drsedfsi And destructive haiti ahch an
unA5I- sweeps 70 - uStiHssiy grave tbOGsa81s Of
YozEE 8en Of the sHAlt- taIsHIs I'D bFiIlISBt
Intellect Wko LaixLf tLerN ise ave satEaDcsd lie
rsuiaz eosts.. Eth the IhBaets Of sIoq nenoe, OF
~.Esa . ee1:7y Ale ii'taE iy=e Lay eii -tfh fan
MARRIAGE.
NsTried Perssn., or yuss S!sn contemplating
dsCLhfy. dsfCr1oiti - speedily cured.
he EhU pia-ss kliusel; Undsr the care o. DR.. J.
tlby ssifgIoG,iy eOnhds u! bis h0bCT ~ gentleman
and eOtndeoty rely gToH bis tEih - phy sietEn
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Ialassdiafsiy eu.sd eaa faIT Ftxor Restored
Ills DiSsres<iug AnoetiOn-u aieh readers LiGs Ead
Marriage impOssibIs-Is the p-t.A.iy paid by the
victims .: in gUeT !IdslEEDcss Young persons
LoSapt 70 ou1aEit sEcess.B from icing q
she dreadful E-SEse4grurss that may Ensae. Sos
Sbs that understands he zuhiset viii pretend u
org that hs power u prOGresti0D l. lost boOIeT b.
ibos= 2si!oE into in5pr per kHbtS than By the pFp
osutF B=stjss being cspT5Net 81 the pleasure q
healthy ylsyT4HE gIls sefi0as and dsstFuctIJ,
sy@gfOs 20 bgsL bOdJ EHd r7iaJ arise. The systOEr
k-epszes dsELHEsd- the PhyaeL aud 4snLsl knbe
Ion !" o-ktErs Los OG PTOereAttJo Power, SsET0ul
IrTis-siIity, " EIzpsAs PAiPisAIisl .! The Heart
Ind fszilga, constitutional Debility. . rafting Q
the Hrsals, C9ush, Consumption, Dteay and Death
Office, No. z South Frederick St.
LsfL hand Eds going from BAIlIia0Ts street. feu
dDsrs fTJ the corner. PAL n0t u AbssTTe the
and Lumber.
Letters must be paid and contain stamp Tht
DOetSF's DiplouA LAuga N bis ONCE
a CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
a.. Usvr,,r,, mr. E,,,,.o,,, yI-,,,,,
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dr.. JOHNnTON,

Member Of the EOJsi College q Surgeons, London,
Graduate from one VI the eminent Colleges In
The United States, and the greater part Of whose life
has bssD spent in the hospitals Of London, Paris,
Philadelphia, aud sissUhsTe, has effected some Of
the meet at HiHhing cures that we're known
many troubled With ringing In the bead and can
WEen Es!sep, great neTVOusnesa, being alarmed at
sudden sounds bGshfaln, with frequent bIashinE
attended renetinae WITH arrangement Of pind, were
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

Dr. J. addresses ali thoss Who have Injured them.
selves b. improper induigebgeBoe aud solitary Ia
itsY SEieh ruin both body aud mind unhttlns tbeu,
for either business, study, society or marriage
THEsE are some Of the nd AID h1elAnehOfy effects
pTCd7etd ~ early HABITS Of youth, viz: WeAkuer.
q RE bSeE aud Limbs, Pains In the HeAd, DImpe.-
q sight Loss Of Muscular Power. PalpftAton Of the
Heart, DyFpspsiA, Nervous irritAbiiity, DeranRe-
nleht 81 Cue Digestive FuIett0nA GsnsraI Debility
Symptoms Of Consumption, DC
MESIALLI-The fearful thects on the mind are
much 70 be dreAded-LOuS Of Memory, Confusion OF
Ideas, Depression Of spiriL. Evil POTbodibEs Aver
idiiJ, Ae.I are some Of the evils produced.
H0UsANJs Of peEsons Of all ages can now fudge
their VigOT, becoming weak, pale, nervous HnJ
eTGciAted, having = singular appearance about the
eyes. cough and symptoms o. consumption
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Cheapest Weekly Paper, in the
Country

The Farmer, the Merchant, the Mschanic, the
HTHIssiiYas asn msu - AL eInpIoy monte, aud th-
80 WELL SUITED To THEIR WAHTS. This Glet,
t0gsthee With our well known principles on natter
oi public policy, Is rapidly extending our eiTeulA
We belong to no party weare InIepsndspt-pot
DeutrAL We express Own opinions, not the
opinions Of any cla'S or body.
We pnSlish paper in Which eek to give the
TRUTH. Cur Commtrcial Reports, our MaTkets
orr Political and General NeWs carefully 80 ID
from sensation character, and We make the
paper TGUsIWoRTnT In every particular. W. Know
that in all Ina:tsEh PsrtAuips to commerce trade
hne ssneIAI bSshes, no other paper equSi'ua, aud
IN general n5EA no other suTp2sSes Us. M
We oppose With energy every enemy Of The Union
and We the1eiore oppose the sbOlitiOnsts aud al
VINO are allied with them. as the most dangerous
meu In the comnguuty.- AZ Gu istiAu ptlriota We
oppose that lnndeltty which Is enda grriug
be mere aid VI the political naetins by Wtieh
radical politicians IOps 10 achieve office and spoiIs
Place the JoURNAL OF COAXR1CE IN every house
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In the year 1864 the country viii pass ,thrOugh
Sno'hsr crisis The Presidential Eleetion Is At hand
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI
ing Rail Road.

II
OH AMI 4E4RR; MONDAY. Nov 18th. lsEs =.
- senEer Trains Yill leAve Bridgeport Ioiics,
'1.O0 A. -. MAJ Train, stopping at all station. .,
lives Al Pitts5urSh At $50 ?. NJ, y.
: ie7 Cleveland at $40 P. II. -
Ss85 P ELECTROMAGNETIC Train, stopping A. q,
stations. arrives At Pittsburgh a. -
1000 P NJ E1 pr Truin, arrive. at ps,t.su.s,
$40 A. ". and Cleveland at s..S
RETURNING TRAINS
Leave Cleveland at $50 A. n. and IN NJ =,
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Chicago and the MOTH WEsY Nh
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kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Pals Wtl
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati h,
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Cincinnati. -
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FAlla, Akron, MiIlersburgh and WoSs
At Alliance with P. Fl. ". / O. R. R. for Can't,
,.a AassillOn, Wooster, Salem, EnoU. q
49, Iurnbus and Chicago.
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with CO. o. R.R. for GAINESVILLE Nts
ark, Columbus, XeniA, DAYTON INA
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a GARD.

THE undersigned have entered into eo-partner.
u ship under the style OF CAMPBELL, OALD-
WELL = CO. for the purpose Of conducting the
manufacture and s~le Of STOVES aud the FOUNDRY
busnetE generally; Ind 'alsJ tue manufacture and
sale Of 14HHSoPP tsfs ADMINISTRATION WARE
wholesale and re tail
We have pureh Gel the RAsL LIZ IRe FOUNDRY
and are now Operating iI, aud also have on hEu An
aA'oTtmeLt d stoves, Grates, HUilnE-gAre, ke-
comprising the best Patterns in uss we invite AZ
sention especially to our COOKING STOVES! eF
which nc have patterns for both WoOdEAnd doaI
sAtiHfaetion.
In the department. Of tn. Copper aud Sheet. Iron
Ware We are amply prepared for the trAuGAetion Or
large business. facilities Tor the Manufacture
Of work in this line Anch that We can an an
orders with dispatch. l7sH :
Having the advantage OF thorough practical GkIiI
and long experience in the branches OF business and
mGuuftSture above mentioned, Gh II endeaVof to
merit Hnd hope TO receive liberal share Of patron
AEe. lrF fll - =
Warehouses st 40. II Main street near Baltimore
Depot, and at No. l61 Main street, above UnIUu.
k0BT. CAMPBFLL,l 81,
b. 2. CALDWELL,
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tSSA--=-. toTa LorsR 4, ttaod at tAs CIstls Gate"
The ParSon he stood IN his puipit. nav.
And Palm he had just rcd Oh / + ? u
Ana tue choir had StTpsk on The opening ,tave
s'S s nv RsSs. ns Saiasd In With cough,
when the people ehtmsd ihN nh = seoush.-
AZ ls1gth the grave P4rSon Aross 70 aipreasb.-
Oi1 ey this eou bFas - haclE 49,
AlloVsr The house Il Nas taelr tSSel = 49,; ;;
All over the house u VA ahGGkp 80 49,
Again ne Eo0d ParsOh SopsatSa kls text, -,
And stGyted his seruop anew;
But soon he sat down exssediar,iy yi,st,,,F W
A. this cough, cough hAllibalSS 10 - ga
Al thta cough, cough hAllibaloO. z - y.
The people" es.ayed this eorghiuE Is Stob.
And 4PpeaPe the good pAroonas re : ~
TI Pep, pop pop,
IlAs percussion caps thrown IA the are. :
men deacon arose end said In deeenS,y VA
oi The young, middle agOd aad GA,
4s'.S ySeea that they meant no oifSn1e
5us SeHe All got shOeking bad cold, eoid, cold.
Hat EeHs All Cos Aherkirg tad cod .
Then the "shePheEd'' AroSo and said TO his f,IS.
he thought twas Indeed very Q1Sor. = 4.
That his people Should have such . Shoekfnr ~
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And the @HoarhCund BalSa ~ % nears -'S1''
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a. w ,S early % LC9AHs sN9y, =
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NO coughing the nsxt Sabbath day. En
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hhleh they Eoum have cured eor.IpiS.S %
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or THE-
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PROsPECTUs FOR 1so4

the close Of the year 1858, It is tine to renew
IA large Lumber OF Club Subscriptions and
also to make Up clubs for the WRERLF
JOURSAL y COMMERCE. TIE great Increase
Ia Our circulation gives tue highest encouragement
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YOUNG MEN

VINO nave injured themselves by = certain practice
induiged ia Nhsn alone, habit frequently learned
from evil companions, AT school, the Effects Of
which are nightly felt, even when aGIeep, and II
CURED readers marriage impossible, and destroys
boih mind md body, should apply Immediately.
hat pity that young man, the hope OF his
country, The darling Of his parents, shOuid be
snAtehed from all prospects and eBioynents Of life
by the consequences OF dsVlating from the path Of
nature andihdulBing in certain secret habit. sueh
peT10na MubI, beioTe eJntsmp ntinR
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PLANTERS HOTEI
ACTON YOUNG.

St4th stseet, bet. Nam ana sTark.,.
LOUISVILLE, KY. i 50
~ otneers aud apldisrs Wishing to stop AZ a
u9teFate hills - tAil HoVss. FSaE5HEs
bHlERreEs -GOVSTnOr Audrey JohuSon. T.1n.
Rev. Gn41Jllo 7. Moody ohio Rev Ne t,ASjis
S1SSaesH' sVnl Gary, Ohio, aud the balance Of
decllsSm-deoIS