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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-10

Anis Be sold for one Dollar Eseh.
-lle oaI r T-frlat --..
100 Gold hunting CAsei lFa,c5ea.- .-.......sil5 caei
100 Cold ...sit u een
zoo ladies' Cod Waichas.......,............ ~ earh
soe saahest sod esn1' silver Watehss.i q -acIs
5000 Vest Neck, and GuaFd cielpst5 % no each
700 Chatslaine CbEns a1d Neck
laces-.-....,.. -,-.-.- . % 10 cafa
5000 oyal and Ctased cold Brsce-
% 10 each
Broocsss. ....................', % each
5000 God, Ouy1, q Jet Br2ocnea.. 70 Q each
5000 Flofentne, Mosssc and CofRl 80
no % s;ISsss. Ssss.. 57.s;y ; .;i.. ::ss ::ss
80 9s sad seti...............-.... TO 10 sash
500 ests Ladiea, IeEeirl, variety
500 Is5lss q sssis.i Esfs BasiIisg s5d 70 a
Cola Thinihipa-..-.........-....-. 70 . each
sO00 Iashss aad Genis cold PEN 1af-a
clla a.-....s.-s.-.-.---..-.--.-s--.-s % % cacn
500 sobtars sleeve Buoona, " y -lA
g. 1s.ss ''I ( l;sss .ls,I - : sI.Sss x 5:s :s
SIDE. ~ -. ~ 70 each
soo0. Cents Masonic Pinz aad
500 ssass solitaire md CIa-isi
.oo dsis TsSiS "a e; fs 6 :. ::sS ::ss
600 Pisin. Chssed aad 5tope Set a--...
= Rings fI5....---.-..-.-.---..l-..a.-.-.s % etcE
COCO Led'ea' CAliiorria Diamond M
flnRs-.------..-,--....---.---... 70 eaon
600 Maec 1pung nd slap l.oez-
els % 10 each
iO00O Gold Pens, siirsE Moupi9d
Hoiiers.,.--.-.-.---- -. .-.-.--.t a % each
ieo00 Gold Pens, silver EktGIsioa
80. Caseas ald fenclla.----.---..... y eacA
All of the aboys Isl n Goods eil be sold FOR ons
dollar each Cefthcatts of sl ne sali0ul ar1eies.
49, "a aai 81 h one can have, are 1rlt up in c1-
yeIopsa, ssa,ed ~, snd 1ixedi and lehsn ordered
are takea out without reRari y cnoics sent b.
rnaf thus risinz iaIr cnalee. On receipt q the
Gartfcats yoa vii sea va zoe can have. an1
ihsn . = Jour oPnon % send one aollal ard tsEe
/ the sftcie OF not.
IN Al trsasaaiions b. fiEi - sban charge f5l
forsaFaine fae csrudeaie for payine poslazs, and
a.. a TIE fleiress ~ ctnta eafh, gfrh r1ust d
en.l5sef eheu he CeFldcata is sont iOr. f5Vscer.
hae1fes VII b sguf for 81 elaFen ~ y tlilt3 g.
/ g aEiF-fqo ior SO and = hlndfsd Ter tid. 49,
L A8 El-I5-Ihrse atti1g ~ 4fenls silI - SLOWED
I ten csats on every Certae4ie ofdsrsd y ihon
6rordss theLr roui tiaacca snoun& % oue dollar
I Agents VII collect 3 cents 20 eEary cafutoste
AZ b remit l5ceu9 % us, ether N casa 81 pos,aqI
stanps- Gireaf uauic1 ehould - uaeri b auf cor
respondsnts II regard = NYIn9 thaif eorroci "a
Il draas t0au, county auf eiats Address
a n. WIi7IOE 3 co,
sPsis-sm fs Bro-dpay Nes fork.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-10

- HAYES o. 10 leis, Iinisedisfely hs,oad TIE
Hors aouit1ref Gerdan, vel EtaRssd Scr build.
e pa poses, Which j sEill nsl On gees isrlnf.
JOIN Euaa anTHs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-10


FfYHIB lCERATE HAs nHEN IN USE ~ IKE
II FRENcR AKMiFs8 FpR THH PAST Effi
years and mere Is 10 Preach soldier Eho does not
know its sslne.
In ne Chmesn var, and such eare ths o1uarr
dsrived nom Is use hat & be- acqtired world
vide rspaiauor, md no soldier glo indHsof To-
nafiI vi be i0g sngie Esek siihout 3 box ir hs
! az guard aalnas ths rsricus troublds 70 which q
solder is subject a. 1y usina On he clching. b.
esu pfi veri t1e appeersnee ol Fsfnln aud ne 49,
eases Of the SKIN enumersied e1oFe end ai,er tley
haFe Enas ther appearEnce, u is utlite sfoutles
wish the AID 81 this Cersia, % I'd himself 81 theee
n ci1arfeesfis frounf8a.
Tfs proprsssoIs nsss scas % = gEsst expense 70
procure ne original reepe q y. Vail9c riia iils
Cefata, as Il has been made b tde original i1far-
to5 snd haye procured tie e-
Sole Agency oftss Uhitsd states,
Ana have slsoisd 3 dsPot Gor Ne mauuiasiu1sol
lhs sFtcie II nashville, % as % be ~
Near the Army Of the Cumbsrlsnd,
Ard siuo ssposin Wasklustoa ssf he assorsrro-
daLlel q ne I tLt-
Army OF the Potomac,
a. - 70 pses tbs Csrats IN rsrell of oysTy soliis,
Ia tie aarFice Of she ruitetf SisLa1 -
Asthsarhels isd deasdecly @
The Soldiers FrIsnd, S
We vaI sadsaso1 . have b alassa IA faach b
.Tshe pink Cerate y 81 saisty an I,rss.
i.ais and lisasgs n arzry soo,ls n aasbnieI -
uy ne ProprsirFz-
ssal b zall, postpaid, q shy aaarssz. .anrsooie,
~ orders hy.mail sboull b ssilJ a .s y. y.
faseaEorih a % suecsssers % Q. 4. Earso. 90
81r 50. Nashsia. Iaan- arrl--.tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-10

change can never take place. We
thus hold them in the vice Of obedi-
enee5 whether or not they take the
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DLANK's- rTCd CERATE VIA cure tie I.,h h
- thlftq-siK hou1a also curus scala-Haaf ola
1orea sd Az hrup-slus Of t1e sLih contains no
mercury. PRICE, 81 ceEt1 per 1or. cent tr i1s.f or
hlxuress ~ d per an1an. AliIres1 llr HI7lr 4 81
Box Z52, Cincinnati, Ohio, or
1EM0vILIE a co..
sprl8-iHe Nashville. lenu.
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Shirts al N. York Prices

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apr1,-A = cherry - uear tu..a.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15

boarding fcaools, a type Of modern ele-
eanee. wa. recently united by the siiken
lie Of marrimonyss 70 q gem OF beau
The nsn4s aud pzpas on both sides pc
ing surround.d By all the concom ants
OF luxury, and N aHx an agreeable "a 70,
pbernala brspeaking the possession. OF
me aAusf." dalprraned 10 get a me
estabishm for tbeyoung couple,
and scc1idingiy tHey we're "hxed ~ a
mansion On Wall-at ST. eeta
A fez days aifer fhis, school com
nariou IL our aeraine called upon her,
and vas surrr sed to Ind so many ser
vans 30 ui the house. "a
"Wby. MARY" said she, what III the
name Of s.nse IAse ysu 50 many ser
vans sbo,.f you lori
ALI raPliede adam, I've havtn''
any more ban servant There is ont
oneAeoJk, &c chambegmaid, two house
maids, one housekepper faRd-s-chlld'
nufs4 In sure there are none toe
mahY
IA lfar' Laughed her friend, 'whaf
DO ycn wait ~i'lsa child's nurse2 Oh
thar i ,o1 funny y :.
Nef, me- haven't any immediate u.s.
for her, hut then, Ehen ze were married
Oh srles said we would want one. anC
,oa kn0Eits nat alaay@ beat TO leav'
N nls until Il Q lest moment.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15

An losses sustained by policy holders 10 ssy Of
the shove companies will Be- fairly adjusted and
promptly paid through this agency
TIE undersignzd zin also attend TO the Adjast-
meat Of Losses OF every description uEder policies
from othsr agsncisS, snd attend 70 she ssttieueut
Of eli matters con nsctsd With Insurance. for par
tie CONNECTED intsres It'd His long sxpsrisnes
- Insurance. Agent has made hfm familiar With
al szt2eefs connected With Insarsnce.
ssH ALLEN c. HALLOCKy 80 y
Once Ne 10 Upper First Street,
tREsI 6saI kbs Post OEnos.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15

uPham,s letter Ointment IL . sure
cur for Tet sr, sah hezE, ekappsd Heads, Ber9
br's .teh, a.. Price, 80 cents box. go n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15

Phenix Insurance Co., Hartford,
Conn. Cash Assets 1926, 800 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15

gu en- fTasss ,fsssssr5eh the Flood, aud
sgsais in strength QUE 'ssssikaf Highly
Dissection. Nes pcetIs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15


A Thing OF beauty - n JOY For.
ev2F 9hess who cs-trs bvillianoy OF oomplsxioD
must purity snd sBTieh the blood, vhieh Helm
bola's OsAcen Extrsct 6srsapArills ipvsris-
bly, does Reselilcsdt ssns passnt msdicids. ASA
~ Helmbot6's Tahs no ethhss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15

pew in Congregational TDee'i1g2
= - Ions 10 illus advertise fer sale in ths
AnhersJ( dass) E1phSsS: "a pew in
III. meet ~ house OF the FIRST parish OF
Amherst The man that owns the pea
owns tn rshbof space just as long at
the pew is from the bottom Of the IN -et
house to the top or roof, and he eau
8 -. 2 as mach hi 2 her "a hs can get II u
man will buy my pew and sit in il on
Sundays, aud rept Mt and be good nan,
he viii 20 20 heaven; and my pew is
gool place to start from as any pew in
the meeting house." - L1iA
"Oae meets with curious people
said wag The other day 10 a fsiend
IL what way inquired the latter,
suspici,,us 81 being sosa a Thu, morn,
ing had altman soy that he7@ohff
7tT give anything to have but one eye"
IS uTl" replied the other; I" you II moi
make me believe that lA0yl one is SO 'f6oA
ish as, TO wish TO have but one eye"
"Oa, forgot-to add that the poor fel
low is entirely blind" -.
A number of young Eascals5n TFos
coslecisd some roses and honght guam
.. Giy of Scotch snuff. The sIuf was
dehca;sly inserted among the .rass1
'N l'avVs, so as TO be invisible. When a
,4s lad5 came along, one OF the partgs Eonld
stem forward and say, very gaiaGt!y:
Won't you have rosef The flower
wss usually accepted, and the most
atufsl impulse 10 the world was for the
recipient 90 eppsyit 70 the nose, 10 in :
e.F hse is delicate perfume. The result
may BE- imagined Away would 20 the
ro--s sud the lady would hasten along.
iheF biushing amid the snetxss, or
wordsripg wheretLe police were.
g Three friends we're walking in the
streets of Paris one morning. Said one,
4.osa 81 m for an ,escellsht breakfast Said
the second, I'm for one, even aba ing
some of the xesiie ace at ell, pro sids4
it we're only q breakfast" "How much
money wod psodaeeas ont7' IMPUTED
the 6rst, and itEwas agreed that ten
francs would suffice 1T"l have an ides,''
crisd one. The three Friends then turn.
ed into music publishers in the neigh
horhood, and the ung man with the
iaea addressed the principal: TMensisuF,
this gentleman has composed aEapltAl
melody, This other gentleman lhss w II.
ten the wVrde, and /, "a the ouly one of
the party with anything Ike a voice. prc .
pose singing it 20 yon.n The publisher
demurrrd, but being in want of a nav
thing TO open .eafs ehGntant VIA
agreed o hear it. i IS pretty simple =
he said bar Idon't mind giving sheen
francs for IL" and the three artists d ).
psr G 1 deIiskfSdly 10 breaklsstA a4bt
uauSe of1the lihrsltist of Vic. said song
was fred de- Musset. the ON poser was
Hippo yte Moapou, aud tbs singer
Gilter Louis Duprt Fhe song wss
called = L Andalouse,e wSs sung 10 al
= -,.'- ihsSc. les ard, ssloons $. kid erosg 2
So a-ssstEe p0aiisher 4o,0 600 frAncs- IL
A vouus = - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15

Insurance Co of North America,
Phlla- elphia. Pa. Cash Assets
81. 642 727 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15
Sheet Iron, Copper, &c.,
TIN AED JAPAHEED WARE

s~ SALES Hoosa Main street, oppe-
site Coura House. Foundry nsaF
mouth Pigeon Creek.
- Ordsrs solicited. ..a 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15
WHISKY.
ORANGE vALLkY WHISKY.
Beware of COrnterfeits!

VE7E, THE UNDERSIGNED, FooTE. NASH
Wv CO., ~ Cincinnati, who are the sole pro
priet,rs OF the W n knoEn brand or orange Val
ley Whitky, hav been informal that certain per-
sons 10 81 on =, Memphi, aud other places, have
inir ngei upon rights by counter leit ng and
using the above amei brand, and also o hers Of
our bras DIS, which are our proper trade marks.
Now, We do h reby notify All such p rs5ns tn It
we wi prosecute them to the full extent Of the
law for fri 1giDg upon our rights, and this pro-
&C tion ha be not only for all they may do. IN
the fu uIe, but aliU for all damsgs they may have
done us in the ysst. Those who have illegally
u ed our brand, NAV avoid pro ecufion by Iaak
hing immediate application for Fettlernsnt to I'D
F0O1E Z. NASH 4 co..
II and 10 Columbia =, Cincinnati.
lad HEIMAs, GO and 62 Il ain strest, I vans
VILE, are selling he genuine RrtseIe. juyI-2In.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15
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O5 aa19f 7cI sfi

market. Wishing to establish regular
Coin Exchange in Evansville, We viii
hereafter sell Specie at closer rates than
any other House in the State, and will
pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver
and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15
Tobacco:

"a Pounds, Bright Ounces
J2F GHs g'Vuness
Il Tw 81. Bright, IA $.
4 A Sweet, 7 Ounces
II r Hrigsss, Cos.
bright 4 5 cAddIes.
AIedtaus c Ceeassz
Dark 4 : caadiea.
"A Pancake, Br'gbt, IA :.
Brlght 10 ina adde's
Dark 10 in adde's.
= Navy FsasaASfes
spun Roit.
81 Es~titi's Ca bTa ksotI
EIdorad0.
Roaeb and Ready. s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15

Manhattan Insurance Co.. New
York. | ash Assets 1905, 361 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15
CLOTHES WRINGERs.

IT he Q IA a nm Pic
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15
MUSIC STORE.
MEDICINE,
Hair Unroofen


EVrora all parts OF the Bodyain ave
L rsis,sses, sSifsoss fa5arV to fSe aka. by UP-
HANS DEPILAT Ri POwBKE-' Ask or send Tor
Uphsnais Bepflatory Powdsr, and take no othsr.
Price 81. Mailed TO any address for 81 25 BY O.
s UPHAM. rs south kighth street, Philadslphia.
Penn.
TTpham's Hair Gloss ana Curling
~ FLUID Is the best hair dressing in the world
II imp rts hear tifui gloss "a fhs kGfr keeDs Il IA
ssri promotes It's grown &c. Price, 80 cents
bottle. 'ai"A'sN
uphamss letter Ointment Il a .pre
cur for Tel sr, sab kezm, ekappsd Heads, Bar-
5.r's 4tch, a.. Price, 80 cents q box tsff ~
Upham's Asthma C. are reiisveslths a,ost
violent sAr xyismA sc AssAzaa inlen n, iaak.s ana
Effects speedy cure. PIiee, 81 = package.
TT Pham'a Dyapepsta Cure IA WAR
~ ranted 70 curs any case Of DVspeosiss NO
mater kotS long staESir9. Price 81 Sens BY mail
Upham,s Freckle Ranisher rsrsSv.-
Freckirs, Tan, suaburn, Pfmples on the Faes
So tens the Sk and Beauties the oomplexion,
Price 90 cents.
DR.. La Porte's Life Elixir. the v-ssi
Ne vfss and hejNreHGtiag Remedy, restores -
manly yigor al wac are suffering from Innns.rz1
spinal Energy, Nervous Debt Try, &c aarissnv
fl u whatever cause. Price, So package. =
The Japanese Hair Stain color, the
Khisksrs or 4 usfsche beautiful 6lsek a. b-ssrz
II consists 81 0SlE presGrg ioa Color will no,
fade OF ws,h out. Only 90 coats 8 box. 8
Sold BY e. q. UPHAM IS South Eighth street.
Philadstph4s. aud By all Drugg isis. Circulars
BE0UGHr0H wooD. Z
Cor. bird and za9sEa Ssrtsts
iss-sm Agents Tor EsansviIle.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-16
The Capture OF Georgetown,
senth Carolina- Dabigren's
Onfcfal ReD0rf

WAsBIN5ros, March THE Navy De.
partment has received an official report
from Admiral DahlueD, of our possession
OF Georgetown, South Carolina, Feb. 2S, da.
ted flag steamer Harvest Noon; ip which he
says: Under date OF the Goth, j spprised
the Department that the naval forces urder
my command bad taken possession OF
Georgetown. As soon as the occupation Of
Charleston left my thoughts and means at
liberty, gave my attention to this point,
as likely to be the preferable comnunica-
ton for General Sherman, in case such be-
came desirable before bis eutering North
Carolina. Accordingly, began to collect
q suitable force from this station. The Mc
DODough, Gernanium, and two launches
were ordered into the Santee river, being
the only ones of that class Of vessels which
can pass the bar of the river On the 22d
the Pawnee was ordered TO Georgetown,
and all the marines we could collect were
embodied in a battalion, the object icing to
pass up the Santec with this body of men,
take the road to Georgetown that traverses
the rear Of tho rebel works and assault il
while the vessels attacked in front. The
infantry was to be under command Of Com
mander Stany, assisted by Lieut. Col.
Williams. On the 23d of February the
Pawnee crossed the bar, ana joined the
Mingo and Nipsic within, upon which the
rebels abandoned the battery The White
and Mingo STAINED up the bay and took
possession. The marines were landed and
the municipal authorities rendered their
submission to the Government of the Union.
The battery mounted Is guns.
Admiral Dahlgren calls the attention of
the Department to Lieut.. Stoddard Of the
Marines, who acquitted himself with credit,
and now has command of the largest force
Of marines that has been collected together
for some time. He did good service in the
field With the marines of the e set brigade
at Birds Neck.
Commander Stellwagen, Of the sloop
Pawnee, in his report, says be has sent a
detachment of marines, under Lieut. Breese,
of the ULited States Marine Corps, to oc.
cupy the fort He also says: | have d.
rccted Commander Creighton to proceed
, carefully up Black river and have despatch
ed the tug Catalpa, with Lieut.. Commsn-
der Henry and Ensign Glass, prepared to
open communication by the army code Of
signals with Gen. Sherman, who is said to
be some twelve miles off
Admiral Dahlgren has issued an order
for the maintenance of the authority of the
United States in Georgetown. lie first
says: In conformity to the laws Of the Uni
| ted States slavery no longer exists within
the limits of the Union. The persons re-
siding there who thus become freemen will,
in future, enjoy the fruits of their own labor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-16
Report of the secresary Of war.

Secretary Stanton sent his annual report
to Congress on Friday, which he says has
been delayed in order that Lieutenant Gem
eral Grant might furnish summary of his
military operations; but the summary has
not been received, as the activity of the
campaign in progress demands unceasing at
tention. The Secretary says the military
events of the past year have been officially
published as they transpired, and are fully
known in every branch of this Government,
aud throughout the civilized world
They constitute series of successful
marches, sieges and battles, attesting the
endurance and courage of the soldiers of the
United States and the gallantry and Mili-
tary skill of their commanders.
Despite the superior advantages of re-
cruitlng volunteers greater success has been
reached In the regular service thaA was an
| tlclpated. The result OF the volunteer re-
cruiting service under the different calls for
troops dated. February lst, March l4th,
and July 18th, Is given in the report OF
Provost Marshal General Fry, who says, in
reference TO the recruitment of veteran vol
unteers during the autumn of 1865, over
1876, 900 soldiers, who would otherwise ere
this have been discharged, were secured for
three years longer. Organizations which
WOulu OtneTWlse nave Deen lOSt ~ the SGT
vice were preserved An recruited, AMI capa-
ble aud experienced OH i,ers were retained in
command. 81 F... -.
| This force has performed an essential part
in the great campaign Of 1864, and its i'm
! portance to the oouatry cannot be Oferesti
mated. .-...- ..s r.
The result of recruiting in the rebel States
is reported uniavorabe. mia
The arrest of deserters and stragglers i:
continued with vigoE Thirty. niue thou.
sand three hundred and niaety-two were ar
rested between Oct. lst, 1868, and Oct. lst
| 1864. srl - Z ..H f
Ihe total number received from the es
tablishment of the bureau to October lst
lS64 is 60, 100. The veteran Reserve Corp
on Oct. lst, 1864, consisted Of 764 officer
and %, 73S men. su a
The report Of the Secretary gives sum
mary of the reports Of the heads of the sey
eral bureaus connected with the War DE
putment, and concludes by saying the gen
er4l exchange Of prisoners effected unds
the instruction of the Department is il
+ course OF execution, aud il is hoped tha
all Of our prisoners who are in the hands o
the rebels viii soon be returned. A fur
Tough OF thirty days is extended TO them a
they arc returned to the city Of Annapolis
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-16
AM English Cure fer Drunken
~ ness.

There is famous prescription in use in
England, for the cure of drunkenness, by
which thousands are said to have been as
sisted in recovering themselves. The re-
ceipe came into notoriety through the efforts
of John Vine Hall, commander of the Great
Eastern steamship. He had fallen into such
habitual drunkenness, that his most earnest
efforts to reclaim himself proved uaayailing.
At length he sought the advice Of an emi,
nent physician. who gave him a prescription
which he followed faithfully for seven
months, and at the end Of that time, had
lost all desire for liquor, although he had
been Tor many years led captive by a most
debasirg appetite. The recipe, which he
afterwards published, and by which SC
many other drunkards have been assisted
to rsform, is as follows: Sulphate Of iron
five grains, nagnesia, ten grains, pepper
mint water, eleven drachms, spirit OF mt
meg, one drachm, twice day, This prep
aration acts as tonic aud stimulsnt, and 81
partially supplies the place of the accustom
ed liquor, and prevents that absolute phys
ical aud moral prostration that follows sud
dea breaking off from the use of stimulating
drinks. do.
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Evils OF Gossip.

have known country society which
withered away all to nothing under the dry
rot of gossip only. Friendships once as
granite dissolved to jelly, and then run away
to water, only because of this; love that
promised future as ending as even and as
stable as truth, evapOrated into morning
mist that turned to days long tears, only
because of this, father and son were set
foot to foot with the fiery breath of an an
ger that would never cool between them.
only because of this; and a young husband
and his wife, each straining at the hated
leash which in the beginning had been the
gsiden bondage of a God-blessed love, sat
mourniuly by the side of the grave where
all their love and all their joy lay buried,
and only because Of this. l have seen
faith transformed to mean doubr, hope
give place to grim despair, and charity take
on itself the features Of black maievolence,
all because Of the spell words of scandal
and the magic mutterings Of gossip. Great
crimes work great wrong, and the deeper
tragedies of human life spring frem its
larger passions; but woiul and most melan-
choly are uncataogued tragedies that issue
from gossip and dctraction-mest mournful
tho shipwreek often made of noble natures
and lovely lives by the bitter winds and
dead salt waters of SANDER So easy to say,
yet SO hard to disprove-throwing on the
innocent all the burden and strain cf de-
monstrating their innocence, and Furnishing
them as guilty if unable to pluck out the
stings they never see, and to silence the
words they never hear. Gossip aud SIAN
der are the deadiest and the cruelest weap,
ons man has forged for his brother hurt.
Il Dickens. ...1. .I ..