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Immediately cured and Full Vigor Restored
This Distressing cbon-Rh ich rebderS Ite,
age stmpoh6ible-is the penalty pSid hS ,S
Victims OF improper ndugenees Young ns[oE, ~
700 apt to commit e1cesseS from not being SSn,S -
the dreadful consequences that NAV enG1s NO q
who That Understands the subject viii nr, NOV
deny that the power of procreation IL ost Y
thoae falling into improper habits than by tbs ~
dent Besides being deprived of the DIs,sn,pp to u
symptoms 70 both body and mind arfe TTSSS.EGstIt
becomes dsranSed, the Physical and Mental PnSE
o9s 1ess PIOcreatye Power, NerTaS
Indigestion, Constitutional DebilItr Ins Heart
tho Frame Cough Consumption, Decay and Dss,S q
Office, No. z South Frederick st
Left hand AIDE going from Baltimore vtfeet a.
aoors nom tbocofneE. Fail MOTTO abBervS he nan.
Letter. must bo paid and contain stamp IN,
Doctors Diploma hangs III his ONCE +NS
a CURE lIls WAR; VA n REA MT IN TWO DAYS,
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asE2Rf1s 554R 49, : E16se15 liess


n 8 g. 4s1Is.Y, PfL ACE WHHRr,
CURE CAN BE ORHATRnTi
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DIR, JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons. Ions,,
SFaqnGte nom ono of the most eminent CollsEsS n
tne United Btate4 and the greater part of whoe H.
has been spent In The hospitals Of London P,[,
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some 4
the most astonishing cures that were ever knoSN.
many troubled with ringing in the head and sarI
when 2sleept great nervousness, being aIafmsS a.
sudden sounds, bAshiulneSs, with FREQUENT bTsSjD'
ATTENDED sometime with arrangement of mind Ss5S
cured immediately, = Au5 ven
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-.lYOuNG MEN

aSPecially, who have become the victim, =, s.v.
VICE that dreadful and dtStruotiye hSlt SSHIafy
Young Men Of the most exalted taientS IA ti95 o.
who might Otherwise have eHtran"s9 1i
tening Senator, with the thunders Of eIoSHesl liz.
aHea 70 eoStaoy the diving Tyre may cali With ~ q
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G. SLACK, Senator 7th Did.
". g. DUNBARgMsH. D. ~ o
JOHN II. PHELPHS, Pres. Senate
WEST VIRGINIA
Business College
AT WHEELING.
Fgsu1 ~ - 0oHDuoFEpBE ..-,-
HIT9H0oO OK
an Mo 11a1I NAM nmnnrn
AT WHEELIN.
AT NO. l1s1f MAIN STREET,

- ~
AT NO. 11sk MAIN STREET,
CHornbrook'I BuildinE)
~ Open for Student! day and evening.
! Y p = ~ - NJ %
young men (and women too) in the principles
which govern the correct transaction Of pecuniaFy
business, and In Aecountantahip anditS conoomitanfS
BooK-KEEPING,
stripped OF its absurd verbiage and ancient pr,o,
Itxity and tntrtcacy, and adapted to the modern
mode OF doing buRineSs, especially in the United
States il the leading subject ofsttenton ItS LAWS
which are as exact, unerring and free from excep.
son a. those o. nat9Ie and comprised in very few
Who u then conducted thropeh GcOuFaa of practical
Bookkeeping, in numerous sets Of books I'M kreat
the art which enables him to apply Il With fSoiit
to any kind Of business.
,,4gs A. WRITING SCHOOL
E6pen day md etdnit1E, attelfed 3s5t..
ond gentlemen, where, without entering for the full
course, good handwriting can be obtained me
few weeks. :
ARITHMETIC,
and Its application to all manner of
ooUNuN9-HoUsE CALCULATIONS. q
receive the attention their primary importance de-
mands. The student will be made acuuainfeiI, VIII
IBEsfn modes Of CaT61iStion<Iiof YoSnGpi,S bcoia
Ien3nB greatly 70 the abbreViRtion Of his work :
There IL open to the student also Q courSeof
BUSINESS SCIENCE .
'e9lqpflG1nS POLITICAL Economy, Commercial Law and
uSages Hnanee, king and Currency; al5o tnSTifn
OF sShlneht 4BnSihesgl Men In regard TO the be1
meth9ds Of conducting business successfully an
In the above subjects are tnteruper-
ca With maxims and inculcations tending 10 n
ntton4o1ghtRh character as men and citizenS p
The eour!e Of instruction u Intended TO be a,
CON and thorough ~ EhlG of any Of tbe
numerical colleges, while th6sepshse to the stu
I9I.R tbegbleaye to fSfsr flIo-4 i5!',to, !, :.
unknown to the officers Of tho banEi IN WheeIfaS
and bridgeport, and espeetaIly 70 hi IsuTisntS.
-, SAT re I3nIs 3 &c.
FOR tulP eodfSe above "a icated JneIudin1 IL.
requisite blank bookas fpr Boosk cha re
e1ge on enteEing THIS time 1gu6IIy re-
9oiFea ior the course E nom two to three fn61tbS:
but The Student is not limited In ma
remain 81 long, and return q often, piesSes
lggffht9 81 - y II y q ~ }. -
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HREB Hundred Barrels Family FTtre TTom
received and for 6ale by >A0Nl
q mill SzSSSStaN PRYOR, HOWELL 4 MILLER
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Father NcKey.A Learn

10 n. Edilcr Of T1s v >. TrtL.bes
SIR: word Of explanation IN felatiOn T. The
position Of the Rev. james Mchay IL Orane may
cast light upon the motive % ihe person who
forged his mime 10 the ,cGHdal9gs letter. copied from
TIE Lu5h Nation purIosting 70 have bosn WI gen by
him. Being the pastor Of aFss cousr.gs.ion sost Of
whoG were active o. he Democratic rnrty he,
IN Ire presence OF Der Of the leading Re iacans
OF UFenge publicly declared bis oDrcns In fay ~ Of the
ra,lec.on OF Mr Lincoln saving In the most Emphatic
that he did nst consdrr Mcclellan cable Tor
tLs high office Of Pr s.deat he would to easy
tel In the hands ~ designing men. and ccd not be
traricd-and there Fore he hoped NJ Lin OH vosli
t- r,elected ard II be baa u vo1 wosh give 1t
to hin. Having thu, tnken this high sand, 10 i.
thought this lstisF TO Jts Nation has teen written
by como Copper head. who trae TO the ilstincs Of
his defeated parry. forged Father McKi.'s name to
this Infamous merely 10 bring odium and repTOach
npon him for icing dsaI flied with tr Republican
p,rty II TIE lisiior w0nA fr,uco the original COPS
Of the letter 10, author might b. dIsccrerrd and eI
posed fr ie certainly dsserree the e.:ernru, 81 al
gcnd sid honosabio men. : l.
OroEs,. " l.. Jan. :. l-o.,
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WAsHISorON, Janunr! :, 81.
Richmond papers Of The III inst, contain the
following items 49, ,z
\ raid is reported alyanc.ng ,oaih toward smith
field % miles north Of Aberdeen The destruction Of
property Is unknown II is also reported that ueh'
Hoods army has crossed the Tennessee River aud Is
moving on Iupelo Which Will probably be the future
base Of operations Tie Fort G,ncs prisoners are eA
pccted to arrive in this city to-day.
I'VE learn. ssys tn, Raleish CoHf,ds-d', Of TIE ID
inst THAT on the 22d OF December fight toos place
AT Shoeuaker's Gap. between Cnpis W. Price Ross
and Garbrels companies. end some deserters torres
and robbers They attacked eur force from ambush
but were speedily rouea and severely chastsed They
lost fourteen killed and four wounded. and four were
taken prisoners. We lot none IN KILLED and wounded
Tie wood, were fred during Tie engagement, wh.eh
caused the DISCHARGE Of considerable number OF guns
which had been thrown away by Tie enemy. Capt
Price was in command Of the battalion and dhiin
guIshed himself by cooness and bravery - did his ell
tire commsLd.'
The C,un5ia Coroiiriaa saws sen. u. II. Hin Pas.ed
down the South Carolina Railroad Yesterday under
order. to rrpor, to Gen. Benaregard st Charleston.
The Reb 81 nCtccs the arrival al Selma Alshhus on
the 2Oth ut of detachment Of fosI or five hundred
"gal,anizd Yankee" under tho charge q! Capts
Clari AID Rice ard Adu;an. Seymour % the lHh len
nessee on their way 20 the front They are saE'
The Re5el strong able bodied soldiers mostly foreign
ers embracing almos. every European na'ioaE!iy'
wi,h ouly slight mixture Of genuine iankees Capt
Clark informs that almost any number could have
been obtained but tlG; cny those were accepted who
had No families IL the North and few ties 70 attach them
to that section They viii be distributed through me
Irish regiments Of the Army q The Ienness-'' and
| FL up their depleted rams
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II ~ ,Si.g, Of TONY T-su-.

II ~ ySi.or Of T-h Y Trbu-,
SIR: In rour issue Of yesterday was the FOL
lowing paragraph
1.-THE Rebel Gen. r-ge. captIrcd Ee,r Fort Morgan.
applied by letter Hiesr. 10 sn Old e'n'smatr. .opso
dure Rogers ;cr assistance IN getting exchanged mo
reply was ! cav 40 nsthipg ftr YOU lOu neither oe
fcnded your pet Lte mat. NOR surrendered ne 81
officer.
1t does me rss; injustice and though prisoner OF
war in the hssd, your Government do not hes'tnts
so far 10 presume your 81 night rs To solicit
correction OF the statements involved in the eioTs
said paragraph Tie acs Of the case are j1s' tbe-s
Some time sgo While III aad suffering sens pri'ais
note to Connodor John Rogers. an Old conradh ana
former friend requesting hin. u be thought proper 10
second IN application l bad addressed tn tho v aioh
authorize. for n parole or trausfer ~ warmer
cms,e-whio t.fnsfer. may add In prenthe's' tho
Sure~oa vi the P0st had stated 10 be sssesl 10 III!
health To tbs communication have never received
any r.plywriiten or 'erbalnor las any ever passed.
through II. Official chsrae 81 correspondence With TIE
inmates Of this prison.
Ast whether tie iort q! which hic coninsnd was
rdoperl, foagh, end defended this II question Oh
which Il become. 10, III, 10 speak Nv oxn Govern
ment and they with whom ! shared tie P~rih of the
fight are alone competent 90 p-IaoGace 90 the matter
an oonten, 20 abd. their or sion. Immediately after
the cap,ula, on Of For; Morgsn. certain false and in
furious report. circulated. imf ming come regu
arity ard urfarnos NJ part in be surrender Of The
work. BY council Of var. ords:Si by Gen. Cn9hy.
srd composed " officers Of tie Federal army ard
nav. / Nas amer uost searching ard protracIed In.
vesisuon. promptly ard entirely acquitted 81 all and
every o, thee npg,aiion, Tbs opinion and hndinga
Of tais oounc4I uvrs officially paLi.hed in the Mes
Orleans papers: AID il would Rave p-en agreeable to
NY de.!re 10 have had Ito whole "proceedihgs laid
bcor. the public which yet hope at some future day
may De- dos- Very respectfully your obedeni servant
Il. l.. PAGE. Biz. Gen L. > Asu!.
Fo-t Ley'ez.!s, De-. q. I5o+.
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titled to receive srrea-age. of pay and ccant, the
tas other mOthera
The bill was referred to the Committee on Military
Affair.".
| EXCLUDING INTERESTED TESTIMONY.
! On motion Of Mr WILSON OF Iowa Unon) . rrsolu
ton adopted ius,ruc,ng the Committee Oh the Ju
del ny 20 inquire into the exlcdiencv OF reporting
bill TO eIude the testimony III parties Ia Interest III
suits where administrator executors and guardians
axe parties.
| RELATING TO COSSCRIpTs.
| Mr. GRrSyyfI o. Iowa Union introduced scsor
ton u.iruetiuc the Committee on Military Araiis 70
report AZ cGIl' day Oh tie eNpediency OF law 70
have failed 70 report .oz duty viii secure soldiers IN
! taeiE stead.
IHE CoSFTIIUTJoXAL AMESDNRST.
The House ihrn resumed the consideration 81 the
Seran resolution pnposing the amendment q! the ION.
stitntion 10 abolish Slavery throughout the oh"ed
ScieS.
Mr. Birss Of Ohio DEM spoke Of the inpoloy
and unconStutiOHaity ~ amending ile Cohtntutoh
in the nanuer designed. Changes he cohtenaed
could be made uAh On the basis Of compromise The
suhiugaon Of the South and sway over II could be
scc0rrpl she'd by no other means than ny standing
army and IN his opinion W. could OF afford the blood
and treasure which would be required for that purpose
Mr. ROGERS of Sew-Jersoy DEM SAID that thei'
WIS Rot power in the Government bs any act Oh lss'
la,ion to interfere with the domsin OF any Statr ~
control slavery any othe9 INSTITUTION the contro o
which " as not dccg tfcd 10 the General Golcrnment
he Institution of slavery. he repeated belonged 10
n a state and 10 c, nhiEHton Of men can by !egsia
tive cnactmsH, abolish |; therein.
y
~ Nr Rogers was that civil liberty consisted N the
ght ~ one people cn-laye another. 10 iAr rom
this being true naiur" made 81 men Tree ana ehii!ed
them to all civil rights be-! - tue law, ana IN ths ln
,ipe III. Government mus stand and sooner or laeI
n vll Ne the recognized principle throughout
The world. Slavery sluud Ind no apolo2ist aAd ae
fender among those who represent the Flee stas ana
slavery sho.d die because 1. - Incompatible WIZ nee
dom and has undertaken 10 DESTROY our Goyrrhhch'
and subycrt our institutions lie would aNk the SCUM
iu q me beck wth TIRE Institutions. DSchnse tceu"M
ON cDuit I'M a
Ar HIGBEE OF Cn ttEir) n his speech Sai 'hJt tne
people by majority &C 400 zoo votes at the lat& iIee
deiIsI election mad indofsod the emancipation policy
The Senate at The last session. passed tie JOINT resoiu
lion now under discussion nv moro than three"urths
Majority and although vote " twolhirds was not Cd
tarsd Tor 10 ia the House there maoriy OF tLirty
more than those phO voted against II lie alluded 10
these and other facts 10 show nat The dny oohsfes
was clear and aeil understood 10y the nation.
M AsHLY oi Ohio (UnoL) gave notice that Ne
would On Monday or Tursda,, asA vote "a TIE pche
inG question. Adjourned.
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A Rexi sic. Of he Qssta.

Gen. Hayes hts received instructions from
Washington not to e. TIE nuotas for the ubdstrets
In aaoord.uce with a orde7 Issued by Provost Marshal
Gen Fry already pu bsh d. and has been directed TO
report to tie d. Rrrn ent nil the ensments up to the
3ls doy Of Decenhs The object Of this call for infer
1atiOc is p,sbably ~ orange quotas the b.ss
Of the sns,mcn.s up TO thai dare. ]; vii! be b,
The order " sch ~ int bgc+s tbst .le Government
rtends 20 have 300 can mea IN IN. hea the proceeds
o. tho last ssll in addition 10 all credits heretofore
allowed Ne credits III be allowed ios officers in
signed previous to .te 10th If i.s-eu,sr for arv
ting but abe-boaied enlss-d u,n q sery jndicioos
determination the part ~ the Government. Tae
contcn United ehanre N tho quotas H Is 20 be hoped.
will deprtTe New orr o. az; " re credits whi.b
have been 81 Justly awarded to ier Supervisor Blunt
w5n to Washington lot n-ht tsa, tpe mi eresu,
Of Che County protected and 70 make ere proper
new order from the Department, and :ts uncertain ps
si.;oa of districts it will be rel TO- s7er7 who can
spare the amount Recessary iop substitute deposit
ho money for that purpose Of ytE tnr Volunteer
Committee There plenty Of substitutes Offer
ing md no sabe,ur money n h- h2rdn ~ ,h- CA,
miitea
WAR psrAVrdySr. PHovosr MARSHA SsSfIM's
OPFIcf- WAsHINCTus. ID. g. Jan. iSil.
CIRCULAR No. Tile attention OY Acting. sss..
Provost MARSHALL Gene nj Of Sn'r and Boards of
HIolment called to the fact thar the fGt@ ssSis-cd
EnGor ;ir call Of December =. i--4. To- DAbO n-a
To- rrd1crG -icep: actual saiis1haG t The
AImy Nary and Marine Cnrps s.Goe ~ sd sbtv
JANIS 4. Fry gro7ost AsT,har'cle' a.
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Gen. aheridan's Army.
WASHINGTON. salurdH

WARRINGTON, Saturday jan. :. l-dN
4 letter from Loudon County. Va. data" the
I'd met. says ,
A cavalry force from Gen. Sheridan Army 'i'teo
the neighDorhood OF Uppervie and Addiepuf! Oh 'He
27th ul, and destroyed and carried away oons'lcA
bic amount Of property belonging 10 S7ee'Sioiii" u
that ueigh borhcod
A few DAYS ago another party of Union Cavalry en-
,s,ed se eoun, from Fargs, aud rade eeye- arrests
Of disIoyal residents.
A brigade Of cavalry and hrtilleTy has oesh $40
toned near Lovet.syle. Gen De'ia 70 N c'p-ih''o
Of the brigade.
Winter quarters being erected. And il "a probable
this force viii remain in the nci9hborhood o' hoTct'
yiile during the winter.
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To whom IL Nay Concern.

4. d. T.IIr y n ' !. Tri5ua'.
SIR: About two weeks ago there Appeared
In T5sH J. II rs'l al advertisement signed Empire
Lbct Company 4 Sing Sing" sdYortlt!ag for agents 70
-e burglar proof o-k.. T. ansecr large number Of
letters haze CONF 70 the po-'.oce a. ibis place d-
rected as s,o,s ari inquiries haze been made 10 me
petonsy And b. otter s.t!us for iniormstoh respect
,ng this Cot,rsny' one Of tho answers Of this I'm
,re Lock Cctpany" sent 20 -, person applying for
has been bundled 20 me. which ses sY-h the re
sf-sus Vt asls OF hibeh.e eatJ!ng upon biz agency
and Ofsi::.s liaa tiso Eop. g., 1919 ls.YEs
Ing = merit 10 .ciadss ns' , ,ss sppics,t 70
And es pe,gc OF hs good iia. u also send ikem hi,
photograph fn description ~ IA. person and age
There IL no tlc. firm n Stag Sing. This j. boyus
concern iateHuca % -wiLd!e tho unsuspectnr. IL.
pnry Il known sut Z b. continues is naiarious wok
viii 90 exposed. H. prEbl, N.
SIr., Sf7g ycs. 2, i-'5.
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DIE d..

'AILEy-A, Raves.wo5d 3. T.. sund,., J.-. ., i5ss
Tr.strsm Alien ayed q years - ,--.,.. -. ,vru-
The friends the family ald Of his brothers law why
W,,ch AZ. invite % attend tho funeral ~ Tuesday s'ar
q O'Clock Ros e'ys, J'ne' sp :, y Gec.' 80
e.rrsg,i ~ be visiting 70 convey i'enaA TO the mouse
BAKER--Ou suni.y, Jan. 1855, Mr.. sarah BAKER, WIDOW
Of tue ate Rev Iaouas bSSeS % NEWTON III 'ne '''
Tie sn.- rrve~. will pia. tie hon.e Of her soaip
dsy) at.rnoon the OF inst clock Her terisins viii
be taken to Cyp,.. Hi, cer-tery on Tue'day Dornnsfos
u.t-rlert
CANFIErD--A, suctl.ur-,y y. g. Jon 1855 DE- Nsalcs
T1ners service. :. st. Pete tpi.copai Church ;orowr.
sA.G't1y, IN inst ut o'clock y. N
pALRYMPIE-on sunday yan Elrsbe,h rsict Of Jsnnss
Dal-ymple, IN che S9d yea. Of her lr--
II. relatives sni in.ul family and ~ her VII
l.m ard josu ar. respectfully inyted attend
her fnen 0n aer .a;s .,'idsnee Nc = Hammond g. Ga
Tus.sy loh inst, - O'CLOCK . L. Inc remain. vii D.
AIKEN Greenwood scr in;errl'rt,
CRHES-ln Brooklyn Snulsy, Jar. g. ss5, a, the ,e'i
d-nes q his hrohs, J-sass H. Gresn No II Brd4e ~
Charles Green, sssi a year, s!e o. bridgeport CoaI
Notice OF no .iu..El IN Tuesday morning paper.
Br.dFspor, ,nt s-s Haven papers please copy.
LLoYD-M Umvo.. E,.s. seg;s .'iisa, Oet-2i Asy Z.
LLOYD as,d -.ar and months.
iuLLs-At sE.,hiovo Lose IslirJ ia. Tplsn W!cA.
,.n NJ. n a. sf y -, o. s ls ~. .,a IA.
.sncr1i 8. ii. ls,o residence Tsssdsy At ssSct
ysooRWcs-.isss s:es Ay'Has Vi; sr,:z az Ut.
tctSlcl q 6hi'rro. ~. aIed s..t .aS E;iTa 49,.
To fsP4, q e ..g az lay'si % '.!s,t BE
,nnsSA hA DAY, ~ lx,t. o. o'clock r "a, fom te'
without further invitation.
RQNA,yE-Qa rridsy evening 6h .a, G!ace B.. 'oi-s OF
tls vato S.nur, X. Ro;aAins % tails ely
Tie relatives and hsa 9, toe emily and tho,e o. hn
inaw Horao }. LSvrsnco, respectfully invited 10
attend her fuusrs - Il aleDts Church, AIiy
10 oroca L r.. "a MouiSy %h .I,t wsos, sItEes ia,i
tGiiou.
RyNSIF-on Frdsy, .he 9th .a.s =. II ococs p Yrs.
lame Rsnn,..
The r.v,. 49, G-'. o. 49, Ami, unexpectedly Invited
10 attend .-vss Nc'.sy. tho oh INST .l0t oc.ock
IL. ..Ji =. James, Lhcg.h, ,isnilten square
RoWErA, Fo.; tsa Friday Isn 9 OF ses,ioa
Of tie 'riin Hso L!rasson only child OF Vhonia' r aud
Kate l. Rowe eyed ycsr
TIE s,,. ,nd cne. q ,se family srs invited send
the .aeral GA sday rh ut 81 sciocs Tram l.syss
CaaYbe!s,.. terc, at II 90. r.
9PgScER-ln Brooklyn. Jss 8 Ms AEGs srerc., 9 L..
aNn eesr y hsr asc.
Tho funeral vii s.o place he S,saion Stree. nap.A
Churc Ee-.yofA on Tu~sJsy )su. ~ IS II % g.k
TurrgK--A: Hx!-r. gIA'y. jan I. ciHl's IA Gs'ppsk
a,ed 81 years. u
rst.S,.es AID fecl, 81 IL. r " ere re.pe.ll, invited
irLsrr o. Monday intruocl cocs fon6
BIZ es -osii rs Qnea :ei sGi nf'h - bst'evs
FIRST and Second sfes, -.Asa! !a.i.sT .nslsAiion-
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Snyui Intelligence
rHp sLooP ~ wAg coSsrbiLAIloS'


,h;- v.,..l ono of the few remaining repre-
,..-es and rtlicsof ogr early naval grestnr's ard
days Of sailing ycsses Is now riding 81 anchor II
HAMPTON Roads Ilo Constellation was launched In
7 and since then she has molly upheld and defended
her country Gag on the water In nearly every part 81
The Vor and low she has lately returned run TIRE.
wear. crui,e in ~, Medicrrnnean-probsbly the Ihfi
,etiys duty size Will perform although she u stI
,eaxo-th, She and her sister slap, tho 'Od Iron
,de. are iutin atcly interviewer IN the naval history
Of this country for their numerous services IN her De
hs, The Constellation. during her last cruise visited
nearly sysry MedileTrnueau port and w~ kihdi! wei
coued Al all of tlom Eycfysbere her officers went
they ysss Y:lrly " es.y Sngsla;ss ., rer'1 on
tinted state. t0-siICiht Among the nan! incl
dents OF her cru,e i, the pinc.{ eIsTia:l%en gvep
20 the officers NJ Maple by the sh OF Vicof Emmanuel
and the visit Of Richard Cobdens daughter to the YES
Sci lille .Ls Icy Sp-zy.s. The officers we're highy
pleased with te. delight a, being on board m American
var weasel and the 1!Girs remark that bad she her
choice she woul have been born II tie Unted staes
In oil probal l.y TIE Constellation viii be converted
into an ordnance or practice sh!p. IL Ia unnrrstoos
hat her CON arder Captain stsllvagen. Of fhisde
phn w!.hee 20 oreothe leave Of absonce TO when he
r entitled ~ .. three vears cruise ana has kei 'ho
Nav De,hrtacat to gre him Immediate acH'e se'
ylc..
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nARRlE ID.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N,x Orleans, Oct 20 1854.
by Tie Rev. Dr. N-sr@r Cap ir1ee h. kifDbli s'.,
o. N-~-Nork City ~ Mis- Ny w Creighton OF he~
Orl-1us
Toronto (Cins!a) papers plesse copy.
Hebron. v Y, At the resiieaos
OF B,nan Reed Dec It, 1854 BY the Rev David beees,
hsnliton Pepper -sd, ard Amelia T.. Andrews, both q
Middle Granvil.r. No cs:is.
sFYaOUR-MFRRILL--M Hartford Cora. Jan. BY toe
Rev C. y McLesn o. Colnnsyls MI. Hadson NJ Seymour
10 Ms. p Mar, Merrill, both Of New Hartford
SrILSOS-SIChLES-lA tie Hs.iem Aethodlt Epboops
Church Jan s. by the Rev John Elory CooAmsn Joan L.
S,u,ou a.d sarah H. sick-s. al oi harsn, n l.
VAN BENsCHOTEN-C aOwELI-O Thur.3sy, Dec ~
1854 Mr. : Van Benschotlu. u. 20 N's Merle T. Ire"eI
al -aa.L.u- 1. ]
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r,rz Hrcn LrDLow's LEclURE.-Notwith.

FiTz HrGH LUDLow'S LEc1URE. -N0tWith.
stauiing The severity q the weather. Dodwcrth
Hin as. to,bly wei llsd saturday night. 70 lear
liz Hugh fuiow's lecture On The oyerlr-d Route
70 H., paei6o sos.;. Jhe lecture b,-' Indications q
having beca carefalb prepared. IL WA long. some
times witty sad IN tho graohic PASSAGE siwa's clio
uan' 10 speak well of ii This - al thai can b. said
y literally contained 10 novelty. ~ 'rtnc Y'h the
description ~ an event q. {. f.c htrg.ns c!s bush
whacker e. . town the Upper Ai,Jo1rD mich We
have better described ny Aits newspaper CORE
spondenis duriIs th. war. Mr.. Ludlow lls, red long
among the butaIoes snteopes and red SKINS OF tho
plains IN terms which have long been rendered rite by
the Numerous books which were born of the California
gold eIcitenenf, aud ~ any nnIaDef o. lctLers and
sketches since. The lecturer vQuld have been noYs
successful wih Utah and tho Mormon bad Dot hrtonas
Ward go recently preceded Lin. As 4 waS some Of
his descriptions of moggi lla scenery, moro especially
that Of Cal.ir1iis, wef. vigorous and pnetcsI-reca
Ing 10 thrir color AID sweep some OF taofe glorious
passages 81 the ilasheosh Eaters rhsnsodiss. The
drift. u Mr.. Ludows remarks VS.. roble ore--an er
gumeni in favor OF the Pacific Reload. To paid
glowing tribute IN The State OF California In his
opinlon her bounlss vegetable ana mineral resources
would nbundanty enable Ter ~ tsse Of herse %
separate nstionalty and therefore pains should be-
spared BY ID. Atlantic States 10 Strengthen the link
ssssnusted nv the VAT interval Of w!faia~ss-vhich
biads her 10 the Union.