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BAL TIMORE lock HOSPITAL
w ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE rpo,
QUACKERY.~E IA ~
ii e ONLY PLACE WHERE
CURE CAN BE OBTAINED

n TVhiNsToN HAS DISCOVERED THE MOST
4. =, SSItaln, Speedy and Only EffoctuaI Rent
,n tuS world for all Private Dse .ses Weal,aI
Ine BACK and Limbs Strictures LIIsc,io - o!
~, 9 ana Bladder, Involuntary Dscharpe- IT,,
Po,eLcy General Debility Nervousness, D, s,,l ,i,
tHhSnor, Low Spirits, Confusion OF de- .TIaH'
SS OF The Heart, Tndity, Trembling nm, VA,
G e6-a " g, GIuulhessi Disease OF the Head TIL,
ocT ~ 81 p oEiI, AFFECTIONS OF the Liver Lungs ST.
~ o. ho"eis-those Terrible disorders aris,, ei
the Solitary Hubits of Youth-tbose spra og rom
sonS ~ RESSess more fatal 10 their victims than M
their most brlian; hopes or an,ic2a1G,O 'iSh'ius
ing marriage, DC, impossible. ''1is'-
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become III. yicI;,,s
vice, that dreadful and destructive b.Ii, l.'tIy
nuaIIy sweeps to an uHtimcIy gTuy. H., -. au-
Young Men Of tho most exalted sIe,, JIsaLi of
intellect, who might otherwise - Az Gl oi!!.!arl
tenng senates, with the thuuders or aI 90 Us
confidence. ' '"i' Win in.!
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young tleu c,r,-,,,,,,,
marriage, being aware ofphy sical = eaET,- s
uenllty, deiOrmiti es speedily cured 80 e'''N
He who places himself under tie rsrs d, n ,
may teliSiousiy conhde IN his honor M a ysDtleIn,I
and confidently rely upon his skin as DIV scia
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured aud Full Yigor Restored
This Distressing flectiofl-wIich rends,s Lie.
MARRIAGE lmpossible-i8 the uepalty najJ Ey -
victims OF improper aduIgenccs Young DeTsoIi- A.
700 APT 70 commit oHcess's fIoIn being aware ot
tne uFeauut consequences shat NAV ensuo Nov
who that understands he subject will nT.,.fJ a.
deny that the power VI pTOsreAtion is lost s6,T I
!hOse lA!lnE INTO improper habits than by ~, nm
dent Besides being deprived Of the pleasure al
healthy offspring, the most serious and destrncti,
symptoms to both body and mind arise The system.
becomes derHngod, the Physical and Mental rum,
lions Weakened, Loss UfProcreAtiVe Power, Serygt-
lrTltAbiLty, Dyspepsia, PRlpitaton Of the Hear
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, u wasting OF
the Frame Cough, Consumption, DECAY and Dral.
Office, No. 7 South Frederick ST,
Left hand side going from Baltimore street ,.,,
doors from the corner. Fail not to absery. H., I
and number ~ AN
Letters must be paid and contain stsIa,, H.,
Doctors Diploma hangs in his office
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
NJ, I.-.,,-, A.
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a GARD.

THE undersigned have entered into Co partner.
4 ship under the style Of CAMPBELL, CALD.
WILL CO., for the purpose of conducting the
manufacture and sale of STOVES aud the FOUNDRY
business generally; and also the manufacture and
sale Of TIN, COPPER AND SHEET-IRON WARE
wholesale and retail FHs
We have purchased the EAGLE IRON FOUNDRY
and are now operating 1t, aud also have on hand an
assortment OF Stoves urates, Hollow.ware, &e
comprising the best patterns in use; We invite at
tention especially to our COOKING STOVES, Of
which NO have patterns for both Wood and Coal
that We can recommend and warrant to give entire
satisfaction
In the department Of Tin, Copper and shcOt-Iron
Ware We are amply prepared for the trGrsActou Of
large business Our facilities for the manufactures
Of work In this line are such that We can All ali
orders with dispatch.
Having the advantage of thorough practical skill
and long experience in the branches Of business and
manufacture above mentioned, sh III sndeavor to
merit and hope to receive liberal share OF patron
age.
Warehouses at No. 10 Main street near Bslti,nore
Depot, aud ut No. 16l Main street, above Union.
ROBT. CAMPBELL,
b. p. CALDWELL,
noVS6-tt JOSEPH BELL.
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Who have Injured themselves by certain practice
INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the eject Of
which are nightly felt, even Whn asleep, and il not
cured renders marriage impossible, aud DESTROYS
both mind ana body, should apply Immediately
What pity that young man, the hope Of his
country, the darling Of his parents, should he
snatched from all prospects and sDjvymeuts OF life
by the consequences OF deyiAting from the patti Of
nature andindulE ing in certain secret habit such
DeFsOus MuST bafpre COMMUNICATING
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that 4 sound mind and body are the mo.
necessary requisites to promote conuuLial hapt.
ii indeed, without these the Journey throu.
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect Loai
~ darkens to the view; the mind becomes shadow
with despair and filled with the melancholy Tets,
with our own
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CITIZENS
Fire. Marine & Life Ins'n.cleCo,
OF WHEELINt4, VA.
AGAINsT ALL CONTINGENCIES.

OE w LA1HLING,. VA N
DIRECTORS
John List, L. 8. DeIAplaiu, Michael RsnIv
Jacob Berger, 4. N. Norton, Thos. swS sey
A. B. Caldwell, ]. O. Harbour, And. p. WOOD
~ This Company is owned and managed bv
many OF our most wealthy and influential MeT-
ShSntS Their oihce has lately boon removed to No
], Mcclure House Building, and iS fully Organized
and prepared to take risks on Frame and BrieE
BullGlngs, manufacturing Rstablishments Stocks NJ
Merchandise, Household Furniture, Ia. IA o =,
aulIs of Steamboats,, RarBos, FIatboats and that
earSoeS upon the Western rivers; and ON StoamRbIn"
steamboats, and Sailing VeSselA and their car1osS'
upon the lakes also on Lives at reasonably low EStS
and accommodating terms ~ ~ t '''ss''
W w sup1vpD l. s, DELAPIAIN, PresG
co Coz oE1ICE, No. RLUlI HOusr BUILDING.
'dee4-ly i'lsq
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To the Readers and Friends
-oI THs-
New York Journal ofComnerce
PROsPECTUs FOE 1aon

A the close Of the yOar 1868, 1t s time to renew
~! n large Lumber OF Club subscriptions, and
9 45G, 70 make up new clubs for the WEEKLY
10 our circulation gives the highest encouragement
Tor the increase Of conservative continents
the 80 $3.50 ~ VOL %
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DISEASE OF INPRUDENCE

When the misguided and imprudent Notary Of
pleasure finds that lie has imbbed the seeds OF if.
painful disease, it too often happens that an ueI
sense OF shame, or dread OF discovery, deters him
from applying to those who, from education and
rcspectAGllity can alone befriend him. delaying II
tue constitutional symptoms Of this horrd disease
make thtir appearance such liberated sore throat
hmDs' dlmness OF sight, deafness, modes on the ,t
Hones and arms Olotches the head, face and
last the palate Of the mouth or the bones OF h
IG IN and the victim OF this awful disease becomes
" hoFtlo OBJECT OF COMMUNICATION, until death puts
period TO his dreadful sufferings, by sending hiu
10 That Undiscovered Country from whence III
traveller returns"
II Is melancholy fact that thousands fall victn-
70 this terrible disease, owing the unskilunes,
Of ignorant preteuders, who, by the OF tina,
DeGdy toIIon, Mercury, ruin the constitution aud
maize tho residue Of life miserable.
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TAKE PARTICuLAR Nnr1cr

DR.. J addressts all those who have injured ,I.r,.
solves by improper induIgeBge and suIttrS la
its, which ruin both body and mind uuft,inS m,
for either business, study, society or mar Iiaye
THESE are some Of the sad a j melancholy .r,,,
produced BY early habits OF youth viz: W,slr,,
OF the Back and Limbo, Pains in the Head DtnI1r
Of Sight, Loss OF Muscular Power PalpitAliou Of H.
| Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous lrritabiiity, Deraps..
| meut OF the Digestive Functions, General DeLIt,
Symptoms Of Consumption, dc
MINTALlT.-The fearful effects on the mind ne
much to be dreNded-Loss Of Memory, Confusion u
Ideas, Depression Of Spirits. Evil Ror6odiug. Aver
sion 10 Society, SelfDistruBt, Love Of SOLITUDE Tim
'dlty, &c, are some OF the evils produced
| lHOUsASDs Of persons Of all ages can now iul--
what Is the cause OF their declining health iuslg
their TigOr, becoming weak, pale, nervous ami
enaciated, having singular appearance about M.
eyes. cough and symptoms. of consumption
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DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College q Surgeons Landau
1ta1GAte from one Of the most eminent CylI.y,- ~
mas ~, been spent in the hospitals Of Iopcuu raTi.
rhlad'lphia, and elsewhere, has effected ,yta, d,
lhe h"ht asst nlshlng cures that were ry-r EtDvt
LlAny troubled with ringing In the head uuJ ..,r,
Wyen asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed Al
sudden sounds bashfulness, with frequent LIqsLiu.
Atteuded le'netimo with arrangement OF mind " rTs
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.RBMPPIRLD RAILR0An

in. MCCULLOUGH, President. 'us'P0t'O'
? R. MYERS. Cent Ticket - rnr1s
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SHAW WIS.
f1NHE latest novelties of the season. Also full
i stock OF staple shaWls, In great variety, just
Oct7 STONE 4 THOMAS.
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LEONARD SCOTT a CO., Publishers,
No. 81 Walker ST. bet. Broadway and Church st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-11

Ever Awarded to Sewing Machines in Illinois.
'VNlIESE Machines were awarded the Highest Pre-.
l miums, over all competitors, for the Best Pam
lily Sowing Machines, this st manufacturing Ma
chimes, and the Best Machine Work. at tho following
STATE FAIRS, of 1868:
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STRANGERS


Trust not your lives, health, to the care OF many
Unlearned and worthless Pretenders, destitute u
knowledge, name or character, who copy DR. john.
stOn's advertisements, style themselves, i'll tie
newsps pers, regularly Educated PhysIciau. inca
pAoIe oil Curing, they keep you trifng month after
month taking their filthy and poisonous compounds.
or as long as the smallest fee can be obtained aud
In despair, leave you with ruined neallh to sigh
over your own calling diasppoiuttueut
Dr- Johnston is the only Physician advertising.
office. e "
His remedies or treatment are unknown to all
others, prepared from life spent in the great hos
pitfalls OF Europe, the first In the country and ar9re
extensive private practice than any other PLY .cAu
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
Tho many thousands cured at this institution
year after year, and the numerous important sur.
gtcsl Operations performed by DR.. Johnston vii.
messed by the reporters OF the ''Suu," "CIipper"
and many other papers, notices OF which have AZ
peared again and again before the public, besides
his standing as gentleman ofcharacter and respo,-
Sibility, Is sufficient guarantee to the afflicted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
hS-Eo letters received unleIs postpaid and CON.
tanning stamp to be used on the reply Person,
writing should EtAte age and send portion OF alvr
tlSement describing symptoms.
JOHN N. JOHNSTON, ND.
Ofthe Baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore,
1AnS-4y NRTyl4E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-04

A HORSE and WAGON S.rayed or Stolen
~ from Mott It,, between Broome snd Grand, on New
Yrrrs ey. Tho Iions Il Blaes with or.y 'pot on night
him FIJI esrv aid In tho knees. yh. Wagon 10 nearly
new win ,aiI top ned with bu. CLOTH with letter IN
0osan On hs panels Any Information q the .aine vii BE-
suisLIy IsxtJdsd, q 10 ~ sbss. IN W CeN SHd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-04

EENCING ACADEMY Mons. A. j. cox
FEsIER late Professor Of Arms IN tie French Ariny
" III Mo-, OaIsiER In teaching ss Cen. oaide 81
the np-ror and Nv tho Ncwi On Fencing cno
la, he boaoI that ho has opened All Academy Tor
In,truetin Ia ,ma sword ssbsr roth Cav.ry az
Msts p.se The Room, open daily from m unt 3
D. m Mons Coh-ss. has permission to rese. to tie lF's
amateurs Of ,his city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-04
Cantlns Ara6tmrs.

I ". GEARING" Private Dancing Academy,
~ Nc r.. sihsv near ~ Classes Tor the Second
QIsr.e. I.drs ard ns.sp uiec, O. oessck Osl..oHen
at O'Clock !. IN. Private Lessons every day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-04
furM!ure.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
Iw.,rau,. Arturr Also solid Chsstnut and Wan.s
Chamber suites. yluu and ornamental q H. FAMhiNo
TONS CanalsI opposite Wooster Estseinhee 1850
L,NAMELED CHAMBER FURNlTURE.E
IL The hes, assortment OF EsAMtLEo FURNiTUkE,
ali eoo,s and ,,l~s Walnut sh1 Chestnut fll'n and Orns
mental in suite. Whocsae ,nd ke'ap. Also Mattresses ans
Psil,,,,.s MARkEN WARD. Ne. III CsnAisL
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORS

TRAINS LEAVE HEw-YoRK:
Tor He~Isven, T. Tex, li.y' e. IN lib tEIb wv
0r.) $3.50, $50 and . IA p. IL.
fcr Bridgeport. 4 (Exl li20A N. l2ls tExl j."
ltrl 3.sp, 4;.O api 3 (Ex.) p. IA.
FOR yAfoTd and StrA,iord , II iOs n 3N ~ p ".
For Faute.!. Southport and "s'sp"" y "'"' o.. ''
e.. Norw.i T. $50. li:3o m l2:ls lE1.l $50 tEz.
For Dslisa an Greenwica $3.50 n:3o a. M; $50, 40.
Fox Stamford, : EL go, li:JoI M; 1915 EIb 500
Tos Por, Chester aud in.ereasts s.Aticrs ESQ., n.2oa
III. $50 s.3J, $50, t:S' p -
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via r.ngield, ktI 500 ia -
for Boston. via sioIe Line 1875 TX }, y p m
For Hartford ara Springfield lt.x.b ii'sS "a u"
(EIl 8p. H. ,,
For Connecticu River Railroad Ga (Ex) 10 Monrtsh
IL 30 a IN. to Northampton.
For Hntsora, Isosileace and kIshsl Railroad, tLLh
IL M. ID,
For New Haven New-Lon6on and Stouinssou EsilroA1
IA IN, 2:l3. ,, P
For & ana. Railroad. i2:I5 p. III. 20 Northampton
For Hou sntonc Railroad. . D. III
Tor Hsr.stnsk Railroad, a IA, 2. "a
Tor pan6mry and Norwslk Rsic-A :, $3.50 a n, go
o.ou. ep.ns Cars slissrei 70 IN Trans
JAMES II. hoyl Superintendent
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rVVHE LONDON AND NEW.YORK STEAM.
i SHIP cOnpANY win Dispatch MONTHLY their new
aud pow, rftl fist .cllss British Iron steamships
CELIA EELLONA. AVOCA. UNA, UNlCA.
Zach 5000 tnrs burden,
b-t weep LONDON and NEW-YOKk, calling At IiAVkE on
She ynysg. from Londop -
Rs. II passss from NewYok payable IN UsryxD STATES
trFHKA0r. - $500 40.
f.' $eo Second abin. $50 stecns,..
fof plsssgsspply 10
.dAS A. WHITNEY, at the office, No. 20 Broadway.
Fcrh,i.tt sppiy at No. y Sonthst
ROWLAND L AsPJNwALL, Aseata
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JtR ~ Igrl, Dec y. hos.
NEW-JEnSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
~ Co.'s AID ef,er MONDAY Dec. % Trains viii leave
NETWORK Tor BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON, ats
and 10 =. m, 1850 p AMI II Niln sh. 1he ~ IA.
pin viii take rass-ng gets e.. BALiiMORS end AshirG'
ION ory. Tns Tram make. injection Ct bltia phlt
Irns fr Phsisplia viii leave New York Ut Z. ana ~
. m II H. sni . y. ia. 3ul II Nltnsht.
MILITARY llthEAs Will net De r-ceived In ice a. Ia,
~ Z; 80 o. n Trains. J W. NOODnIFE
bee y 1889 Asa tsni Supcin'endeut N. J. X. r.
NEW-NORk, UAkiLM, and ALBANY
~ RAILROAD INCREASED ACCOMMODATiONS.--~
Trains for Albany Troy or'i AID West, esvs 16thst
depot at 20 ard as y. SUNDAY rains leave New
Yorx (.r Albany AS lnd Albany for New fcik v:le
q u. JOHN pthN uAA'b S"l eA'nssH~s.~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-04

MASON & HAML!Ns CABINET on oeo
s,eb v.s ilnprov. s,ery,hins Of the Mr'oas %
iIa,monum kIud Sc. wfen testimony az more ti4n Guy
n"d,sd ~ ~, most eurst .sss aud organss VI leading
e,irs to the gl~sf excernce o. thrs. instruments $40
TO ii. Others OF their for private ai,a Pn
A.. sI.od,on. from $40 to n 10 s.cll IlHNf"is'
~,l.,.. 49,, trss Warerooi.s Nos .nd1 hof's' st.
N.,y. york. address MASON BROFltEhr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-04
NRIE RATLWAY.-Passenger trains leave

81 from foot Of Champerss;
o. m, Express for Bulio.
$3.50 a. H. Silk. daily. ior ousv!ls. ,..,
10. Mail for ean.o and .Ds asss ss,o0'
TO- a. Night E1,re,s dairy for DuDArz bufaio noess<
/ Cansndasus and principal statious fiain q S"u''Ay
r,r. ryh 10 Buffalo. bur does NOT run 70 Dlnknh
,,HtS .Il..DI, OrueEfl Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-04

DIANOS ,or tho HOLIDAYS.--Square ana
Up,rht Pianos ts beet INSTRUMENTS With az Tue rec. "
nj lower pricss than any trrt cas. nens
t.J.y " u CpAMElHs, f.bsL, ssf ~ ~. s'8s "'''''
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NEW-YORK l. YEw-HAVEN RAILROAD.

WIsFFR ARRANGEMENT 49,.
1858. COMMENCING NOV. 10. leea isN
P...orrer Station IN SewYork 2Rst and va sv
Entrance 27th.st-
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NEWLY DIRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JANUARY A. l

Aypotntsd
psvid 8. Dunseomh,
Dimes Csrolln,
Benjamin l.. Billlnge,
Theodore Froment,
Patrick II. MoUoDoueb,
Eelson Smith,
A. Is. ijino,
James u. Devce,
Chailcs w. SANFORD,
John X. Nelson,
William King,
George 2. Nelson,
John hun,
Charles :. Kingsley,
CIiser Peterson,
Walter Brady,
benjamin Moore,
Henry 4. sayre.
Henry =. McOcwn,
William ~. Osborn,
George k.ilock,
Tcrence L. smith,
Artem 9 q. Ca1y,
Henry A. Chilis.
Charles L. i,sioerstsdt,
Mathew DEFY,
james A. Esrly,
John /. Cornell,
John y. bowling,
T.. Is. ;halcr,
h. !. i'iDckney,
william ~. Moloney,
Henry NJ Jones,
John pickford. jr.,
Edwsrd 4. Trfgart,
John J. Riley.
hiichae! STANDBY, j.,
Charles +. Knapp.
Wi..isIo IA. M,riil,
John :. Taylor,
Thomas O'Ncill.
James Higgins,
Augustus d. ClJi.
X. iiinc.
Bernui d Reilly.
Alexander L'pPmsn-
John w. vAippleton
Edward bI,ier.
Thomas CrcoArr.
joseph S,oT.orl.
Jonn ". Murray,
Adm Grasmuch,
Joseph hr,nau.
Aus,.n V. rcttit,
Saniue! 4. Bell.
Edward V. Loew.
v lillian T.. briDkerhoG.
Join 4. Dinkcl,
retcr Lemon,
T.. w. Collin,
Peter Mss,csson,
Jo,han Wilson.
Joseph T. Webster,
Humphrey ). AudeFsoA
:. Harry scixas.
Samue. Jones.
} Hafdenbur.h Fonde,
benjamin 4. Nolan,
Seymour A. Bunoe,
Peer A. Lehman,
George !. smith,
Charles Seboettel,
james A. Oyinston,
GeoIsc ]. Smith,
Sylvester Robbins,
August sibb.rns,
Eugene Durn.n.
Robert Wskcinxu,
James Jacks.
Alfred J.. Culloneh,
R.rkmm L. Burnhun,
Jee,s Bgownel,
Matthias Dania,
Charles I. johnson,
Hug. Murray,
Philip ]. Jo,chim,en,
James Mulligan,
John scal.ou.
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EEMALE COLLEGE, ,,, -

IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, n. Y
Thsfu,y secoDd sesr -nuL ss,,oa W. commence soF
a fer lr,usfs sryly 90 ID. =. ROWE. 4. II. Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-04

TLANrIC and GEEAT WESIEhN
"A R1iLwAY. NEW BROAD nACGE ROUTE; R T.
-. f,n loot OF Ih-I.bersst RUNNlNG THROUGH
~ CiLVFLASD, o, wIrAOOf ciANGE or 49, yxs,,
connecting with rlrolda ioi ol pT pei cues ~ inc
INNING order to Nsn.ed Gaoa ;goanA Dayton, Cncn''
nat and 81 Louis, without or.aA OF s~iss syrrTsrR
l. IL ""o"AA'' ' Meadr.,le Pa General Supt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13
Daily empire.
Freedom An Abeynuce


We have endeavored 10 warn tho people
against the popular delpsion, that they could
temporarily put aside their lbarties and 20,
sumo them At their option. The following,
from the pen OF the editor OF the London Er,
Gminsr, a paper which has supported aud still
supports the cause Of the North, is a tiercs
aud pointed Illustration Of this truth:
I'VE have never concurrad in the opinion
that the Institutions OF America have been
found wanting on this trial. The fault has
not been with them, but with the people who,
for vain glory, have given up their liberties.
Had they lived under n monarchy they would
have done the same, and would have made
their sovereign as absolute as the Car whom
they 50 much admire and extol Il is their
vice 10 love greatness more THAI liberty, 10 be
vain OF extensive territory instead Of personal
rights, hence their light surrender Of all their
best securities for freedom. N|
"bet Us not be told they will resume their
guarantees when the occasion has passed
away, As we'll might It be said that a
would resume her chastity after a surrender.
A nation which has consented TO live without
its liberties has prepared itselftoo we'll for the
loss'of them, It has loregone the habit Of
virtue uit
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13

BSS-The Washington correspondence Of
the New York Journal Of Gmossrcs gives
the following sketch of the Senator from Del
aware, elected to succeed Mr.. BAyard;
The newly elected Senator from Delaware
appeared and took his seat yesterday, That
gentleman is not a stranger IN this city, aud
his return here was welcomed by many per-
sonal friends. Mr. Riddle was born in Della.
ware in 1917; was educated at Delaware Col
lege; and for nom years after leaving college
he tarned his attention TO surveying, aud was
engaged in surveying certain lands in Dela-
ware, Pennsylvania and Virginia He came
to the bar in ls4s; held the Office for acme
years Of a Deputy Attorney General in Della
ware, and he was a Representative in Con-
gress from 1851 to 1866. He is an old line
Democrat, and since 1874 has frequently
been elected q delegate to the national polti-
cal convention.
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still sways the Senate aud commands the lie.
tening crowd; and when Lord Palmerston,
having reached the years, without initiating
the temperance Of Nestor, still shAmes tho
younges. OF his colleagues in the world Of pol.
ities and fashion by his leadership in both;
the array Of octogenarian ability now exhibi-
ted ia France is really strik ing. 10 music,
Auber, the Rossini Of France, has Just finish.
ed a new opera At the age Of eightythree. In
Literature, Viennet writes charming verses at
the age OF eighty five, and Guizot, long pas,
his threescore and ten, is as active with his
~ineisivs and discursive pen as he was forty
years ago. Theirs, Dnpin and Berryere, in
politics, are the acknowledged masters OF the
%orAtory OF the hour as they were twenty years
ago in the legislatures Of Louis Philippe In
science, Babinet Is at once as old and as
young as the stars . fwhich be discourses 90
eloquently; aud Flourens, who has proved
that everybody ought to live 10 the age Of one
hundred, thet youth ends at forty.6ve, and
that men Of seSenty are Just ripe for action, is
fast fitting himself to be the living sxemplAr
of his doctrine. s,sss.
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MoDERS LoNGEylTV-The notion that we
may live too fast in this crowded age TO live
long, does not bear the test OF facts; at leasl
in tho busiest countries Of Europe. Not TO
speak Of England, where Lord BroughAm,
having passed by nearly the lifetime OF 3 gem
eration-the age at which Swift expired,