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LOST AND FOUND.

| E'OUND-A small amount of MONEY which the
hs h sso by Of I 2bs TO Poes
sinet High street and canal and paying for this
osTIon street, bet s,h and 10Th, on 10th,
lady s light Cloth CLOAK The Under ro viii be- re-
"s ward by leaving it at sos pdDn Dr. Hills.
S. sk6F s1fa fPs
q street; between 2lst and I'D, will reesse the
STRAyED OR STOLEN MONDAY WEEK-Two
ear cropped and one horn broken of and the other
5esHrnso Z sG bsA MIS- sfsst hf6 sRIse
TkEEsRAssI5R2 UPON NY PRsM5sEsi .ab?9t
Grumpy horns. The owner will come forward,
pay CHARGES and take her t SsEus PIERCE,
sos b sssss RiS @ss
N N SGner ~ can haze By calling on p Nc
osroR sToLENaoa Friday: the r 3 i9;t. SaIs,
soSkswere two receipts from K willard. Ten
H sehss fhs sss h.
SIS 81 STOLEN The st
BIT af' and i1sS.ssi
COLO WATCH LtisT-Sunday evening, October
18th ns nasr a.. and
a. No S77 street. where he will be sut.syIs:
STRAYED OR sTQL1Y..on the 18th of October
three tsats: the IiShs foremost teat giving 70
street north, Capitol Hill oc i7.st.
CAME TO MY PREMISES on the i4th inst, near
large White ' male HOG one eTo sS eSs The
owner is requested to cone forward, prove prop
st ts charges and take e GmAs " eoRpAN
STRAYED OR STOLEN from the Der, on
On Navy H
hind sp qi SP9ke W pay for them
if taken in the District of Coum bia aud delivered
to me e. At !. Blsd@nsburs' oro nx,on
AS 1ss st shs and Al
with one horn. Also, one white HELPER, with
red ears and horned on the nth Of October. The
| ty, pay charges and take them away or I will
make the cows pay the value; =. RAY,
oc u ST. Washington county, D. G..
&10 REWARD;-Lost:, on Friday evening,
northeast corner Of 5th and streets, or at the
8ZU BAY MARE. about IS Isnds hi Ga. with
blister mark on one OF her hind ankles. Wa taken
Of and 81 mes P tSs
city, on the I4ti The above reward will be paid
to any one by returning said mare to stables on
S' oe At '''h anu sHMI G. e. wRoE.
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w. THE POTOMAC HOSE COMPANY OF
W. GeoIsetswn. hereby extend their thanks to
lecting money to purchase an alarm bell &c 1857
nTsEvENTH WARD. ATTENTION.
.1d and Shsp sRs1Sa b held
at IN O'Clock p m. All persons favorable to their
/" SPECIAL NOTICE.
NJ BRADY's GYMNASIUM,
40, 81, and So Louisiana avenue.
tober, until that time tbs G ymnasiu viii be pen
wishing to subscribe and select their Lockers n'en
at si T. for Boys forming ABNEss RRAny
TEDIToR OF THE sTAR-sIE Be pleased
S 70 'nn0f MR. GEO. RUFF
oeii eos: And i ob Reu MANY Vo iGHssi
rTHE EAST WASHINGTON LINCOLN
sG st Ss feos
~ H. At u O'Clock All true lovers
anu W. D1SoN ses
TFsUTRRGGanSoTn GSNE sa,, oFPIGEi; VASE:
Fmy Medical Board to consist Of surgeon ire Ghss
and sslssoS s sioEs9 p wn
s ns thu The a. ss
the United States Army, add Of such Assistant
surgeons for promotion IS may be brought before
Applicants must be b.tween twenty one and
be TO
OF War or the Surgeon General; stating the resi-
his birth; they must also be accompanied by re-
spectacle testimonials qf moral character.
No allowance is made Tor the expanses of parsons
undergoing the examination. as it is an indispen-
sable prerequisite to appointment.
There are now five vacancies on the Medical
Staff JOS. X. BARNES,
re u thsm Surgeon General U. 8. A.
0@LADIEs OYSTER AND DINING SALOON,
I at JOS. SHAFFIELDS Confectionery,
3s6 Sixth street. between G. and II. Parties,
Fairs, Weddises. Balls, Receptions and Entertain
reasonable terms. Ice Cream and Water Ice m ade
by steam power. wholesale and retail. sep 14-lm*
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DRINCE GEORGIs COUNTY, MD sPALD-
L ing1 District, near Grimesville, six miles
from Washington and two miles from Alexaudria
Ferry. Public sale on Wednesday, October 18th,
1864 at 10 clock a. of the Lodge, l02 in
three different lots. with good dwelling and out
buildings, all good market land, and of the per
sonal property on the premises; including one
Chickering piano and sewing machine.
Terms Of sale: For the land, one bali cash and
the balance months credit. For the personal
property, under $40 cash, and above $50 81 days
credit the defer ed instalments to be secured BY
bonds approved by G.. NJ. Finotte. oc lS-5ts
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NAVY YARD.

NAVY YARD.
The Don alag ship) and Ella left the Yard
yesterday afternoon for down the river
The Coast Survey steamer Vixen, which for
some months has been engaged in surveying
on the Southern coast, arrived from Port
Royal, she having been relieved by the Bihb.
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!; DRAFTED MBN.-The following drafte
ave reported 70 the Board Of Enrollme1

e =:
=, d Sub Disrict.-Wm. H. Robinson, err
h - enrolment; David N. Kelsey, physi-
c.: ability; Frank Posey, furnished substi-
t. =:
n ri Sub District.-W. H. Wood, furnished
sno: irute; George Thomas, accepted.
> "a Sub. Dtstrict.-John w. Beckett dis
cheF@ ed by order OF the War Department.
E'.L!h Sub District. -Robert Hatton, fur.
nlshe'- substitute.
Az. h. Sub District Peter Moulden, fur.
ntsb substitute.
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-...u lifted TO THE OLD CAPIToL.-The
II = nts and their clerks and employees who
u", rested in Baltimore yesterday by the
m -. authorities at the same time the extern
-, frests were being made here, arrived in
tie yesterday afternoon at 3 O'Clock, in a
81 &C, train guarded by a detachment Of SOL
Gjs-s The party arrested and brought on here
nun? aars 100, all Of whom were committed to
the Old Capitol yesterday evening by COLONEL
Iner aham
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STILL CLosED.-To-day the stores OF the par
ties arrested yesterday by the military outhori-
ties, remain closed, and are yet under guard Of
If N belonging to the Veteran Reserve Corps.
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From Fortress Monroe

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 1.-THE mail boat
has not arrived from City Point
Major General Butler arrived this morning
from the front.
All was quiet at the latest advice
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-:TH WARD STATION CAsRs.-Charles
an, Phil Moriarty, Edward Mistay, J
ia, disorderly; locked mp. A. Walska,
e unlicensed. Thos. Madden, drunk
ed. John Fitzgerald. selling on Sun.
"Gi. Catharine Black, do. for hearing
. Glass, disorderly; military. ID. W,
:, assault and battery; dismissed. T.
drunk and profane; 81 Sc. John w.
-. Daniel Danahay, fighting; sl.5s each
Patterson, desertion; Aaron Muller,
: in street; George Farr, violating hack
m Burden, sleeping in the street; dis.
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y EDUCTION OF PR1CES.-We shall from This
II date reduce the prices of our Carries de Visite
We call the particular attention of the public to
our large and elegant assortment of Frames
Gently purchased in New York; also. to our large
collection of Views of interesting sub
}ects about Washington, such as Public Buildings
Churches end otk er public mouwents. Photo
graphs of all the most distin guished officers, min
listers of the gospel, constantly on hand and for
sale. Persons DESTROYS of having Stereoscope Views
taken of any special object can he accommodated
j. GOBLIN & Co, Photographers.
No Market Space, Pa. av.. door east of
oc l5-5tt Perry Building
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PERSONAL,

HNHE LADY THAT CALLED AT No. 81 Penn
L Bverue for a room to teach music in can b
accommodated BY calling at once.
oc H-2t' NJ. NJ WHEELER, Pro.
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AIDES DRESS TRIMMINGS,

large and we'll selected stock of Bugle orna-
ments, some Of the finest French patterns, Bugls
PRINCES and Gimps, Chenille Fringes Cloak Tas-
sells, Guipure LaceE, Black and Colored Cloak Bind
ings, Gimp. Button Fringes, Cords and Tssssls al
ways OF hand, and made TO order at
MRS. Il. LOVES Trimming Store,
297 Pa av., south eide, between
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T AIDES FINE DRESS FURs
LADIES AND MISSES TRIMMED HATS

Will be opened to day a large and beautiful AZ
sortment of the above goods, which will be soil
at the lowest market prices at
II. STINEMETZ'S
234 Pennsylvania avenue,
1tr lna fva- ySt
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nR. J. PHILLIPS
IL HAS REMOVED 70 $50 street.
&C 17-lw+ betye % 18th and 18th ats
W o o ID I.

WooD' woon, WOOD
From wagons, in quantities of cords snd up
wards, at IS ger cord for Pine, and Sl0 for Oak
Prime Wood and full measure guaranteed. Orders
left at GU1EAND'S Wood and Coal Yard, corner
LIST street east and south B, will be promptly at.
tended to. nc \; as
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ENOUND-A small amount of MONEY, which the
nss owner can have BY applyinS to serg't J; T.
cinct, igb street and canal, and paying for this
advertisement. Oc Ii 3ts
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q = REWARD.-Lost, on Saturday. q black and
sDC tan SLUT TERRIER; -, Any one leaving the
same at VIM. LEE 3 First Ward Bowling Saloon,
H street. between 2lst and I'D, will receive the
YaNard 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-18

Lincoln and johnson meeting will be held At
Island Hail. on TUESDAY EVENING. Oct 18th
1T IN O'Clock p. m All persons favorable to their
election are requested to be present. oc IL 2t*
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Il UST-On street, bet. 9th and 10th, or on 10th /,
- bet: and SITS, a BUNDLE. containing a
ladys light cloth Cloak. The finder will be re-
warded by leaving it at DR.. HILLS,
1t" 3O6 Penn'a avenue.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-01-21
PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
. THURSDAY, JANUARY 81.
Hawaiian Commerce and Agriculture.

The ~xIstom-house statistics, prepared by the
late Collector, WARREN GooDALE. Esq. will be
found on our last page. They exhibit an adj
vance in our domestic industry and agricultural
prosperity, as great as the most ardent well-wisher
Of our nation can ask for. Our impOrtations,
though steadily increasing, have not yet reached
the figures they ruled at previous to the repeal
Of the FIVE per cent. duty. One very observable
feature of these imports is the fact that more
tFen half the total duty paying goods come from
the United States, thus exceeding the imports
from all Other countries. the amount of free
goods imported is large (S95, 537,) but as nearly
fifty thousand dollars OF this sum are for agricul-
turaI Implements and machinery, and over thirty
one thousand to encourage whalers, no one can
question the p~ropriety of continuing to admit
such importatiOns free.
The customs receipts have also shown a very
marked increase-Oyer fifteen thousand dollars
and promise soon To reach the average of the last
fourteen years. The following table, exhibiting
the variations in this and other items of our
commerce for the last eighteen years, will possess
value and interest In this connection:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-01-21

But the most gratifying portion of the Stats
tics of the Collector, is that showing the re-
markable increase in our exports, the increase
amounting to nearly One-quarter of the total
exports of the previous year. The foreign goods
re-exported chow but little increase, and the
advance is confined chiefly to our domestic pro-
ducts--our agricultural staples. Our exports of
sugar, for instance, have jumped from three mil
lions to FIVE millions, Iwo hundred and ninety
two thousand pounds.
Other items of our domestic produce exhibit
the usual variations Of increase or decrease.
Rice and paddy show n large falling off, which
will be still further decreased this year, as there
is now very little attention paid to its %cultiva-
ton, owing to the price having fallen to a figure
that insures only a loss to the producer. Among
the new articles of export, cotton viii be noticed,
Of which 3,l22 lbs. are set down as exported,
most of which was choice sea-island cotton.
In the number of merchant vessels there has
been a falling OF, and 4 corresponding decrease
in the tonnage; but of the SO merchant vessels
from foreign ports, it will be observed that
nearly three-fourths have been American.
fhe quantity of ardent spirits imported dur
ing 1868. shows q considerable decrease, the
amount for 1862, having been $40, that for
Tue ldSI year IsOO-. SuOWiiR Il RAILING u III III the
consumption Of ] .O7S gallons The amount of
rum consumed has been only S73 gallons-rather
a slim argument for establishing distilleries to
provide at pure article for domestic consump-
ton"
On the whole, our commercial statistics for
the past year, are very fattering and though
perhaps some branches of trade have not been so
remuneratiye as i'll former years, yet our agricul-
ture,-whieh constitutes the vitals and life
blood Of the nation, giving vigOr, strength and
life to the whole.-is shown to be in a prosper
Gus and advancing condition. Let the policy
and legislation of the government all tend to-
wards this one object, TO DEvELoPE OUR RESOURCES,
thus increasing the incentives to industry among
the natives, and Hawaii will soon forget the
words = poverty and hard times" while sickness
and disease will gradually disappear, and new
life and stamina will be impaired to a now de-
creasing population
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< WHAT MoDEsr WOMEN RUSH TO SEE-rhe Sacra-
mento Union remarks:

\ WHAT MoDEsr WOMEN RUSH TO SEE-The Sacra-
mento Union remarks:
The Menken is a pretty, shapely Jewess, consider
aoiy more undressed than any actress yet tolerated on
the American stage. Her costume IN Mazeppa may
De described as consisting OF n flesh fitting suit, with
the little end Of a dimity nothing fastened At the
vast She fences with n strong wrist and Bowery
ue1terIty. She attitudinizes, sometimes extrava-
ganiIy, sometimes with statuesque effect. She suffers
nersef to be strapped on n - fiery, untamed steed"-
CCth Dare oacked-and thus be carried up a noun
tsin' over what appears to De as rough and perilous
q the road to WssbOe- Again. she mounts the steed.
~ the fashion adopted 10y Lady Hester StanhOpe and
sne ladies' who crossed the Isthmus in 40, and enters
~ Il campaign against Poland. still with as nothing
" ~eIr,' not even the addition Of the Georgian
eostnIe-s shirt collar and n pair Of spurs. Why
not: \ crowded audience, Illuminated with ladies,
apPaaied- Prudery IS obsolete. The Shakespereau
n9desty OF nature has a new Interpretation. The
.ehken Is a beauty. aud believes very strictly that
Oe'uty unaiorned is adorned the most" She is
Soihing that artless faith into dollars that will enable
9 10 break Stewart in her search for ample and
Gorgeous dresses hereafter. The Mazeppa Of the
metropolitan Is not an actress, she is IN exhibition
. roiuPt"ous experiment on American taste for
amusement. And IL pays
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-01-21
KUOKOA, VOL. Ill.

TENHE THIRD VOLUME OF THE NATIVE
4 newspaper The KEoKOA, will commence on Saturday,
January ..
SUBSCRIPTION, $500 PER ANNUM.
Payable always IN advance. Carriers and Agents are instruct
ed not tn leave any papers until paid for.
Advertisements inserted At the usual rates. The large circu-
lauon Of the paper (about 1900, makes 1. a good medium for
advertisers.
II ". WHITNEY.
3s5- In P.bish,r
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-07
Executors Sale of Valuable ReaI
Estate. ' 93

DART OF 10, No. 35, corner Of Market and Frank.
i lin streets, cOntaining ~ two frame tsns-
mrnts.
Part of lot No. 6 ON west side OF Main strsst
near Franklin. . uo.I.dCe hrc
Lots No, II and Is with their buildings corner
of Main and Franklin streets, Esst side 'EHi
Part OF lot No. 7s, on west side Market ssreet
near Adams on which is erected good two (9
story brick dwelling .
One-half of lot No. 60, east sids Main street,
with (2l story brick dwelling and back bnildinQ.
Lot No. 80, corner Of West st. and Hci ciharts g.
ley, running to the river. o5.,
0ne-half lot No. lag, corner of Chapline and let
street, with good two (2) story bri IL dwellingSN
Part of lot No 49, corner Of Main and Jsaersoa
street cast side, with thrss (9 good dwelling
houses.
One hundred and four and thres-foprths acres
Of land in Marshall county. said land being under
good cultivation and having good farm house
thereon.
Anv of the above described property can be p1r-
chased at private sale on or before the lst Monday
of February 1864 at which time the remainder
will bo offered at the front door Of the Court House
of Ohio county, at public auction.
T. SWEENEY Executor
dec29--tds Of the Estate Of N, McNaughtsa.
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business is in consequence almost suspend
ed.d The Thermometer has ranged from
thirty to thirty FIVE degrees below zero,
with q driving wind most terrible to en-
counter. Frozen ears, noses aud feet are
innuperable and many persons were yes
terday pickedgup insensible on the streets.
Ears and feet were frozen while going but
a few blocks. Many employees of the rail
roads were badly frozen aud crippled for
life. No trains have arrived or departed
yet in any direction In fact, we are com
pletely frozen in, and must wait patiently
for deliverance, though there is little abate
ment as vet. -i
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DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudent votaTy oil pleas,
ure finds that he has mbibed the seeds OF TINS paniui
d sease II too often happens that an i-tmed sense o.
shame or dread of discovery, deters HIM rom
alone bcfriend him. delaying till the constitutional
symptoms Of this horrd disease make thor
ch as liberated sore throat diseased nose noctnrna
80; in tho head and limbs dimness Of sight, deafness,
Iodes ON tho shin-bones and arms, blotches on the
head face and extremities, progressing with inshtiu
rapdty till at last the palate of the mouth OF tne
bones Of the fall in, ard ne victim OF '.s
dootb nuts period 70 his dreadful suferings, oy send
inc him 10 "that Undiscovered Country from Whenco
no traveller returns" e., ;..;,,, %
1t is melancholy fact that thousands ia ~
pretendors who, by the of that Deadly Po.
SON Mercury, ruin the constitution and make tho resi-
due Of hfe mlsarable.
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rAKEPARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr. addresses ali those who have injured themseve
bv improper indulgence and solitary habits, which
ruin both body and mind uniting them for either ou-
siness study, society or marriage,
THESE arc some of the sad and melsncnoiy enects
produced by early habits of youth, vic; Weakness OF
the Back and Limbs Pains in the Head, Dimness oi
SIGHT Loss of Muscular Power, Palpilation oi the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Ndrvcus Irrltasity, Derangemen'
of the Digestive Functions, General Debility synp-
toms of Consumption, &c. =, -,
much to be dreaded LOS of Memory, Confusion o.
Ideas Depressions of spirits, Evil Forebodmgs Aver
sion to Society; Dstrust, Love OF soiituas' iiiu
ity &C. arc some of the evils produced.
THousAxDs of persons Of all ages can nnow Judge wna
is the cause of their declining health losing their Vlg
or, becoming weak, pale, nervous and emacated nav
inc singular appearance about the eyes, oough and
spmntnms Of Consumption.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-07
{. BAL LTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
~ ESTABLISHED AS A REFBGEIFROM
QUACkERY. n. r-s.-.- of go
The Only Place Where Cure Can be
EET'T 0htaine1 i-l-

nR. JOHNSTON has DISCOVERED THE MOST
II Certain, Speedy and only Efectpal Remedy IN tns
World for all Private Diseases, weakness OF the bacs
Bladder, Involuntary Discharges Impotency, General
Debility, Nervousness Dyspepsa, Low spirits
Confusion of Ideas, Palptaton OF the Heart Inoity
TREMBLING, Dmness of Sight or Giddiness, Disease Of
the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, Affections OF the
Liver, Lungs Stomach or Bowels-thoss Terrible DIS
orders arising from Solitary Habits OF fouth?fhose
SECRET and solitary practices more iata 10 tns,T VIC
ses blghting their most brilliant hopes or sntlcpa-
tions. rendering marriage, &C., impossible.
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of treasure, and running our country, for in

of treasure, and running our country, for in
pendence. JL5 3I7i27 y ts.eE
AS yet, the North has manifested no in
clinatienI to make peace on any reasonable
terms; and until she evinces pacific dispo.
sition, and hostilities are suspended for ne
grotiation, nothing remains for US but Ito
devote all our energies, skill and resources
to thee nfict. 30 s-g5 80 al -.
Hoping ere long to have the pleasure of
seeing you in, Richmond, when we may talk
over the conaition ofafairs, and interchange
our views in detail ,,s,r ..,u---o r..-.,-.,-...
Iremain, sincerely your friend, a
T. BUTLER KING.
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FROM DIXON,
DIXON, ILL, Jan. 2-l0 P. M.

The storm has been raging furiously for
the past three days Several have been
frost bitten, but we heard of no lives lost in
this vicinity. The railroads are badly
blocked up. There have been no trains on
the Illinois Central Road for the past three
days, and there will be none before Tues
day. We are suffering with intense cold,
the thermometer standing at thirty degrees
below zero.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-07
YOUNG MEN

Who have ipiured themselves by certain practice In
duIged in when alone habit frequently learned from
evil companions, school, the effects OF which are
nightly felt when asleep, and II aot cured rem
ders marriage impossible and destroys both nind aho
body, should apply Immediately. ..,.-
What pity that young man, the hope OF ms coun,
try the darling his parents, should be snatched ro
ali prospects and snjoyments offe, By the
of v,tnp from the path of nature and induging in
certain secret habit uch parsons MUST before con-
t,r,, Iatin
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ERoM SPRINGFIELD.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, j

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, JAIL =
All railroad communication is suspended
with no prospect of being resumed for sew
eral days No trains have arrived here since
Thursday. We are completely showed in.
The weather is bitter cold. Several soldiers
have frozen to death in Camp Yates 1t is
reported that the hospital is in very bad
condition. The stage driver on the route
between here and Virginia was found dead
on his box to-day. Supposed to have frozen
to death.
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims of Solitary
Vice. that dreadful and destructive habit which annu-
ally sweeps to an untmely grave thousands OF Young
Men ofthe most exalted talents and brilliant intehec,
who might herwse ave entranced listening senates,
with the thunders eloQuence walked to estacy the
living lyre, may call with full confdenoe.
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MARRIAGE,

rseoct that sound mind and body the most neces-
sarv requisites to promote connubal happiness. In
deed without these the journey through life becomes
weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkens 70 tns
vinx: the mind becomes shadowed with despair and
Ied with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
Of an nther bncomas blighted with our own,