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A Pirate in the Chesapeake.
The steamer Harriet Drford trptured by
kcbels mud lnrncd INFO a Iruisrr.

S,o York Arr.l 5'h, $50 J. " Tho Merchants
Exchange VI this city furnishes the o.lowiH lupo-
t,si announceme 1t .-"steauier liRIiet Deiord, of
Baltimore, captured by party Vt robels al Fair
havcn PatuIent river, Tuesday afternoon. She
Immediately star'od down the Che-, peaLe, aud II 10
feared will destroy many vessels"
Baltimore 4 rrtl s, $50 Captain Albert Ieasue,
Of the steamer Harriet Deiort, which plies between
tbs port and various nndinG oa the PatuIen: river,
reached this city this morning and with several pas
feayes arriving the PIE, iou- night gives infofmA-
ton Of an act oi pirAcl ,Omeshat similar ia c cum-
10 that OF the ~ Nicholas piracy Ia tho sum.
inrr OF 1851 They stat that on Iuesluv ate rnoou
while the vessel war lying at the wharf AZ Fair
liavru. Cheyung Bay, about wents -aev'n retes dis
gui,ed and e..I'ns ~ be q ufee- ho cane
pcAicd on boar ami shortly sitter trss of their die.
gplre. They detained the on,iucer aud hruuen,
do.n the river but Il ortly ai,ei Tetf ned aud pr-
niitied the pa-'en'ors to land At tNr Haven. With
uorey taken belong .nr 10 the steamer There were
number OF ncgrOcs on board rhom they detained,
ftatbg hat II va. Their hcuton TO carry them TO
tLo Wet lniie, Cap le,gue -Hs rclep. 81 With tho
pafseuFCf' shO wrte oil put uuGer Hn oh alton 10
In number we're brought To this port IN the schooner
IlaS Atha, Capt, Cooper.
PAtlIdslpha April6.- The schr spoford, Of New
York arrived at tAe break water yesterday alter
noon She hAd On board the Of tho schr H.
Rarys, Of At. Nsry- Nd, which ~as captured b. a
prlvatoor Quo date! Oh the mouth Of the Patuten,
River.
Account via Washington
FI,hiny'Ou. IIrii o. The Department has re-
colyod the iyilosius telegram; The steamer lar.
riet lie Ford wa, captured At Fairhayen, on Che.a-
peale Bay at two oelock thi. morning, by rebel
party Of Il mru headed BY Capt FtEhurh, she ia =
ono-mGs'ed propeller, with her upper works painted
drab. The captain mate and white passengers were
released, but the crew were carried on sho i'm
mediatoly sailed s0cr propeller towing two Gov
oruu eat bGrses dosu The Bay,
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SECOND OFFICIAL DISPATCH.
sEcitzeps Captures In Richmond cciie Mt
to Mr.. seward

to Mr.. seward
Ea, Department, Washington, 4 prJ5-l0 =. M
Adj or General John 4. DIR A telegram Just re-
srived BY ,hL Department from Richmond, staies
chat Gen. WeitHel captured in Richmond one thous-
<uld well pnsoners and Eve thousand rebel wounded,
ftnnd in the hospitals Five hundred pieces Of artl
'Asry and Eve thousand stand Of arms, captured.
Tie President went TO Richmond yesterday, and
re<urned to City Point to-day.
The Surgeon General REPORTS that Nr. seward. vho
thrown from his carriage this evening" Is donE
cell. His broken between the elbow and
shoulder. Ills face much bruised. The fracture
has been reduced, and the eaSe presents alarming
symptoms.
EpwIS NJ srASros, Secretary Of War.
THIRD OFFICIAL DIsPATCu.
The Pursuit Of Lee.
War DEPARTMENT, Washington, A pr7I 9TH II P.H
To haJov- GsH<raI DIR '-Gsneral Grant tele-
graphs 10 this department., frorn Sottawsy Count
HSuso, Us follows
Last night Gen sheridan vas OIL the Danville raj
road south OF Ameli. Court House and reut ord 10
sen Meade, who w.s following with the second aud
Sixth Corps by What is known the River Road,
ahAi n the trolps could be got up ir time, he had
h0pci Of capturing diFpersing the whole Of Lots
army. / moving with the LETT wing.
ennmsndsd by Gen. Ord, ty the Coz or direct
Burkesvilo road. We Will be tonight at or near
Burtesville have had ne communication With
Sheridan hesee to-day, but hope to hear very
som that they have come ~ with and captured or
Sroken up the balance of the Army Of Northern
Virginia In every direction We hear Of the men Of
th-i srmy going home, generally without arms sheri-
asn repo-ts Lee at Amelia Court House to-day.
EDWIN N. STASToA, Secretary Of War.
FOURTH OFFICIAL DISPATCH.
The Situation ut Richmond.
Var Department, Washington, 4 Aprf! 5000 p.
Moi Gen. DIR The following details respect
fns the capture Of Richmond and its occupation by
the Union forces have beon teleg.sphei 10 this de-
p.Ttment from that city.
EDWARD NJ srAsToS, Secretary Of War.
6sn weitzel learned Al three o'clock In the morn.
sns Of Monday that Richmond vas being evaeuated,
,nd at daylight moved forward, fnt taking care
N uve his men breakfast in the expectation
Shss ,Asy Nigh, have 70 fsh'. We met no 0lDo.itsA
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INTERESTING BROOKLYN NEWS.
The Furman Street Disaster.
Celebration Of Grants Victories.
From Richmond.
More About the Evacuntion-How JET
Escaped, Etc.

toFTIDIAL1
Wsr Department, Washington, prti 6-s p NJ
tsas Gen. John 4. DIX, Ncp York The following
sso gram gives all the details received by this Depart
80 1T In relation to the military operuiions at Rich.
- nd, not heretofore published.
EDwIs NJ srASroS Secretary Of War
Aikcn's Landing, Va, ADril I'LL. 30 4. k-Hyn.
n. N. Stanton, S,cretdrv Of Edr Little IL to
b. had at City.Pont. There are but few officers Left
and these are overvh heIned With work. Lee telc-
<rivon back and mus, evacuAte. This was announced
t church Davis hsi soli bis furniture pre-.
ytosly at suction, and rsady to leave.
Al the leading men cot away that evening.
Tho rebel iron -clads exploded The virginia
Ess sunk In the James river, above the distractions
Essu set the city fre All the business portion Of
Main street TO the river destroyed. The bridges
soro~s the river we're Aso destroyed. Many OF the
fInu ~ reruain. Mrs. Ice roma'us
Al Petersburg the public store. burned, and a
f~ houses caught fire, but not much DAMAGE wAs
Anne 10 the city Tho bridges thep were sso de-
stroyed
win report fully from Richmond cannot get a
siear idea Of loss. The only general killed Ia
winthrop Potter Ia dangerously wounded in the
sruin. General Grant hN commanded the armies in
s-zr0n sincc the beginning Of the operations.
C5anedy Z. A. DANA,
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A PIRATE ON THE CHESAPEAKE.
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The Latest News
RyTeIecrnph 10 the n. ". su..
FROM RICHMOND

HOW JEFF. ESCAPED
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Mrs. Lee still There.
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BI SINFSs PORTION OF
TIE CITY BlRNED.
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How She Was Obtained.
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5000 Prisoners. sro Pieces Of
ARTILLERY, 5000 stand Of
small Arms.
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His Army in Splendid Condition.
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SHERMAN ON THE MOVE.
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His Arm I3rOkCn.
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Opening Of the Post Office.
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Serious Accident 10 Mr.. Seward.
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General Weitzers Captures.
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SAFE RETURN Of Mr.. LINCOLN.
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Recruiting IN RIchmond.

Washington, April B.--The War Department hes
Just issued the follow ing order;
The Examining Board, OF which MsJor-Gcn. Casey,
I. > Volunteer, I. President will Immediately AL
journ Richmond Va NJ which place n viii resume
lts present duties. MAOr-t,en. Oa-ey vii, IN adj
ton his duties President Of the Board, takr the
general supe 1n'eudencc Of recruiting aud muster ny
coioTed troops In Richmond. Va, and the adjacent
county large number Of persons from the differ
city TO Richmond with supplies Tor the sioE an 1
"a
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Washington, A pril 6.--Three hundred and forty
rebel ofheers prisoners Of war. we're brought to this
city to-day.
Tho first Dumber Of a newspaper, about ~ by 20
inches printed o. one aide only, has been started in
Petersburg, called Grants Peterburg PIogTess,"
with the motto Eternal Vigilance Is the Price Of
Liberty" Mondays hsus contains the following
Items:
At daylight ysstsrdAy morning an attack was made
BY the Ninth Corps the fol 10 front OF EOr Hell,
which lesultei, amer brief but spirited engage
ment IN the capture Of four OF the euemys ioi "a
yernI pieces Vi cannon and nun Der Of prsouers
Ts ksbeu mHdA but hsbLs sndsaVoTs W Is-GAnturs
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OUR WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
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LtrsrpOOl March 23-COTroN-sales for tuo davs
10 bsle., including E1o tRles " speculAtors and
erpIrter.. Tho market s dull, with littla inquiTy
and prices weak. The Breadstu1s market 1. quiet
but iiTn Provision market nliet and steady. Pro-
duce market steady. Spirits IuTpentine hrInsr at
IJs for American,
London 70 Conaols clo~ed nj sCas9T for r,on.v
American sIouks illinois Central 6AA51; Eria. W.
~, [. b. flystvuLloA bJA-
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SXNIPTONGS

The Symptoms Dfq Oatarzhlaath they genersilyaps
Bas cold, have sq6sng 4 att R9e tRSS
isEe more Sensitive r. the chapeea Of Temperature
diSdh4Iges ectldE Afterwards becoming thick
enc, cohesive. As The disease becomes chronic, the
iischAEge6 arS Increased ihs Quantity and changed
IL qqality thy are noN thick and heavy, and arc
hawked or codkhed on. The r6ecfetions Ne omen
BiSb causing bad lreoth the voice e thick and
psga the eyes are weak the sense Of the smell Is les.
aehed or destroy deafness frequently take6 pIacs
IL, that the perscn sobfged to clear his throat IA
the morning ofa tthifk. or elnyi mHcuS which has
thii takes plaes p6TsOn be sure that hiS dis
ease is9n its way to the lungs and should lose no
! The SbOIe. are but few ofths many oatasrh symp=
toms.
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BLAoKwopD for April, (re-print) New
York 4: !. Scott & Co. az ss,s
miss Mbjoribsnks" is continued in the
present number Of BlaekwOOd, as are the
generally pleasant but sometimes dif6se
and pOiptless o'Dowderies of the supposed
Charles Lever. 10 some remarks on news
papers, Cornelius ssys soaAIA flu7g
"As for the advertisements, l regard
them as the mirror of the age. Show me
try, and engage myself to give q sketch
OF the current civilization of the period.
What glimpses of rare interiors do We gain
by these brief paTsgraphsI How foil OF
suggestiveness and Of story ere they
Think Of the social circle at Clspham that
advertise for a lodger who has good ten.
OF voice, and would appreciate the domes.
tic life ola retired family devotedito mu-
sic and the ipe arts Imagine the more
exalted idea of those who want ia foot
man in a serious family, where there are
means of grace, and kitchen mRid-kept"l
Here, 1t is shooting box to bedisposed Of;
here, widow in Bfluent circumstances
announces her intention to Te.maFry; here,
a scientific naturalist processes HE readi.
ness to exchange bugs or caterpillars with
another dsVotee; aud, here, more pFRcti
cal pbysiolOgist wants from three TO four
dozen lively rats for his bull-terrier. Are
not those e.etchings2 Do you want
anything more plain or paIpable to tell
you where and how we liye%
Following ibis is an excellent article 90
dress, in which the writer, rejecting the
conventional view, holds that, 70 &
Since the first garment of all clothes
have been knowledge, ivfuence, and ex
preston, and house and home 70 the wear
rr. They have taught him his first con-
sciOus idea they were his fret link with
this outer scene; they frat made him rea-
lie that he was parsonage in the world
of vaguely appreheuded forms, of which
his Impractical senses partially informed
him. A life without clothes, not to men
lion its other Inconvenience, would, we
verify believe, be life without thought.
It is fundamentally unreasonable, and a
mistake, IN sculptor Of any age to repre-
sent philosopher as even partially un
dEhped. i think, therefore, am is the
conclusion of adult reRsop, the baby has
leapt TO similar conclusion forty years
soOuer-I have shoes aud q red sash;
therefore am.'"
An elaborate review of Lord De1by's
translation Of the Iliad, closes with this
high compliment: Gan English Had alike
satisfactory to the scholar by it's accuracy
TO the tasteful lover of ancient literature
by its wonderful reproduction HoHER'l
characteristic epithets and picturesque ex.
Pressious: and to all readers. BY its vigor,
our aud transparent clearnrss OF style, aut
by the easy flow of its grand and harmo
nious verse;"
Other articles are "The Laws of Shor
Whist:" John Leech )" 'Etouiaua, An
Gent and Modern !" "PicHdilly Part II =
"Earl RUSSELL" Il
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'BOoK-KEEPTNG,

which govern ,theeorrect transaction of pecuniary
business and IN tship Gndit5 conG6mitanfS
+ t'i' BooK-KEEPING, lfaaz
stripped Of itg absurd verbiage and ancient pro.
lxlty and 3ntrteaoy, and adapted 70 the modern
States iIthe leading subject ofattention. It's LAWS
which are As exact, unerring and free from excep
ton a. those OF nature and comprised In VeFV fev
words, are ,hrst made familiar to the student who
who ig then conducted through ACQUIRE Of practical
Bookkeeping. in numerous sets Of books in great
the art which enables him to apply It With faoiIitv
to ahS Hhd oEbIbineSSa 81
InI siaigA7 WRITING SCHOOL aFflb
10 open day and evening, attended by botl, laaJs,
end gentlemen where, without entering for the fuI
eourse, q good handwriting can be obtained ina
54'tTf7F T27s sARITHMETIC, il2 23'.a
andita application to an manner OF siff ~ y
10 q ooUETIEG-HoUsE CALCULATIONS. ~
receive the attention their primary Importance bs
mAno1. Inc student Will be made acuuainted with
several modes of calculation not fonhd m bSSIS
Etenqing greatly 70 the AbbreEiation of his work
10 There T. open 70 the student also courSeof tgl
BUSINESS SCIENCE get
eompridng Political Economy, Commercial Law,
l9sages finance, Banking and Currency; aiSo msriFS
OF emin6nt B6stnes5 Men In Fetard To- the Fei
aToi51s S SsndpsttnF business Gqppe1Ifully an
Instructions in theaBoye subjects are tnternor
60 with maxim9 and inculcationS tending ii n
'o5Tation o. nigh character as men and citfzenUT
comprehensive and thorough q tlht al atSoF .So7
commercial Colleges while thelsxpenEs TO the atu..
aentt9 much less. - - ~
r. bssI leave to refer those to whom n. =,
Unknown to th6I encers Of the banks In WbeaIipo
ana Hpas sFpeotally to his 1tudentS
-. TERMS, &c. rHIoui I'd
Tor the full course above Indicated inoIudinv the
requisite blank books for Bookkeeping, tbe e6aT9e
= ~ payable on entering The time Usually re-
qn1fed Tor thelc0uFBe e from two 70 fhree month";.
but the student. Is not limited in tfme-he mat
reEnain Is long, and return often a he pleaSeS
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DR.. JOHNSTON ] / / &;

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons LoD5o,
the linz sta, one OF the most eminent Colleges
mas been spent in the hospitals Of London Pm. Is
tE,niladelpha, and elsewhere, has enecteJ Ions
sae neat ssto9i1hing cures that were ever knov
Mnen a1leep, great Nervousness, being alsr,NsS :.
soeqen sounds bashfulneSs, with frequent LipSS,a
attended sometime with arrangement of mind lug
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TAKE PARTICULARS NOTTCE

9. ID = 3 1872 l3s .-tAAtttIIUUIAR NOTICE.
Dr.. .. addresses all those Who have inJpraJ .h..
seLSes 9y improper udnlgeBgenoe and SOLITARY M
W9liSh ruin both body and mind, uniting tb.r
ZOE elther business, study. society or marriage
EHEsH are some Of the sad and melapchoiS sS..,,
PFFoauGed by early habits Of youth, viz: WesISs.
81 s3e Ba6E and L.lf BIS Pains in the Head Dmps
u Loss OF MuscuaT tower. PalpitAtion OFF,,
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous IrfitabiIity, DeFSrS..
ment OF the Digestive Functions, General DebIIfT
symptoms Of Consumption, 30. -'''N'
MlhEALLY-The fearful effects on the mind n,
mncn 70 be dreaded-Losg of Memory, CopIuSion nj
Ideas, Depression Of spirits Evil FoF6odinRS Az,
n9n % Society, selfDi5trust Love Of Solitude liz.
lail5y1 &C., are 9ome,of the evils produced.
GTHouSAHDS of persons of all ages can NOV Ir1,,
what is the cause Of their declining health ioTs,
their, VigoE, becoming weak, pale, neryouI III
emactatedr having singular appearance aboutM
eye9, cough and gymptomg Of oonsumption.
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! sMcCABE. RRAFT 81 CO,
III sod, 10 -a'J WHEELING, isde
Wholesale Agents for FgsseEn Ohio and West VII.
GINA. fe23-1V;
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lA .E8.BIEl0gg HOSPITAL
=. !l1tSzdtP Ea6oE wHERr
-O01.l6-l lA.lI-RE.- nr.no - e 4
ouAOKERY:N

nh J6hNsT6N has bYsoo 1jSS ur
IN ths V9rI5 aoeSI5S and Qnly RneetuaI Ro-NlSt
tzs Sis 3Ea St I n REssS RIss''ss tSssdS
4nd BleddsEi LuRoInntsRy DSnLOnI Of the
P9teneyS Gen oral Debility, NeryoSs29sS nareea I'm.
IN. q1W SPtatsJ codfusi0u Sof I5asS
or ainesS Dl66S6e 81 ths W.. 9Simnesao
SeS ot e the LIVER, Iups;t stoat
the Solitary Habits of YouththSSS arising from
itaFy practices more fatal to and So
.Sdg to tbs 1IafSerS III lst .nI than the
46 RSRsi e satieRHtiOai FSadsts.
=" .'''ai Do YOUNG MEN
l5pecieuy, who hRTo become the vto4,,n..,s,.
wee mat dreadful and destructive habit ISStary
Va..a tSSWeepa 70 an untimsly grave tbonsass9 An
Intellect, who might other vie have inc brilliant
Senatee, with the thundOFS of eloonsSou Us
% eo1ta9y the living Tyre, may cS VitS NJ
,ug4 10 Eli, MARRIAGE
Married Persons, or Young Men oo,...,-..
LI51aBe, being aWAreofph y6cal WeSknSSS 1tIGs
SSst69ltpty, detoEmittSS speedily cured. sAnio
eoqide In his honor - S. o. Dr. J.
ana confidently rely upon his akin a. p6ySiean
W. ORGANIC Weakness
LINN ediat6ly cured and Fun Vigor ReEtorsd
This Distressing Ahection-Which rendsrS re-
imPoSsible-is the penalty paid by III.
GPL t9 commit excesses from not being SWsrS;
LneloreAafnl consequences that may epS1s Nc o
VINO thaE understand the subject will prs.snS z
the power is lost sooHoC 2
those AIItng into improper habits than by III Itg
aenti Besides being deprived Of the pieSSS,p " y
ymptom4 70 both body and mind arise. T6s Vv.tD
3eeoHes deranEed the 1PhyScal ana Mental Fnss
ti99f Aoss Of PEocreatiye Power Ns[EaE.
tt9taDiityi Dyspepsia, Palpitaton of ~ u'Vt
indigestion, Constitutional Debility, TSs,il
the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and ing Of
Office, No. 2 South Frederick 81
Left hand ide going from Baltimore .tro.. W
DOOR rpm the corner Fan not to abServe tSs lev
| 2 Letters. must be paid and contain a ,t.nn
Doetohs Diploma hangs in his ofioe. Inc
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
No MeTcury mr.. No,,,.o,,. ~
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain ur,,.,,,
INDUCED in when alone, a habit frequently lesrSJ
nom evil companions, or at school, the etiecs, j
which are nightly felt, even when aalsep, andifut
cured renders marriage impossible, and des,pT
both mind and body, should apply immedistelJ
What pity that young man, the hope q III
Country, the darling Of his parents, should h
by the consequences OF deviatine nom the MI
nature acknowledgement certain secrethAbit. SuI
persons MUST, before contemplating
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a rIngls Bottle vvllIS last /, e /, mo ,1HthD
saobsRe RPU6ed 3 thF SCI times 9Ys day. q
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!, .As,CARD.

'5.peo o4sv Aa,CARD. - u
DR. Re- H, ,LEIEIPHYgCIAN, SURGEON
u AND C0UoHER--thAhkfnl for past favor
qEOulc inform dis friends and the public
generally that he Us still doing bushels at his old
stand, Main street, nearo the ISuSpenSIon Bridge
pig htRttue thatmay be tuttt6d tohis earsg Might
Ssi fR rSHPtlly Sttsnded to- DE- Lee s graduate
has beep YarouAly engaged in the practice OF ~
profession for the last fourteen years. DR.. Lee
noS& prepared With all the APPARATUS for
nent Of Chronic diseases to which he would invite
the special attention of the AFFLICTED. 80 perfect
the 4Healng Art" Of the present day (ab practIced
by Eelectic that few need despair offeoeiving per
manent benefit II they cannot be perfectly cured.
Special attention given t6 diseases OF women and
children, All communications strictly identiaI
Our practice Is safe certain ana PROMPT LEAVING no
faint In the system, bpt
waiting and strengthening the general gyptom acting
in unison Natures dn6rffnS laws! lido - e
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DIR. D. H Ss.E5ELYE 8 CO.,
av5 selI PRoPRIE1QRs, CHICAGO, 1t11NOrs, ~ =
And fog sale by all Druggists. ~, ~
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RAHgtkslls94NSgRANCE COMFY

705e1 EnfVlli 'WCl11Jczr Id-' l1NNOS08OOO-
bsiacI sidfTIai SiOERBCTDRSa7s
Y. H.Iog6nIso 7 rstAG1orSEdSS Geo. Tx. Wheat.
Seq 1Ieheel !. Befa,i Mcoeiian,
~; EEa35hsl1s ,gas =. Ghees fiOA i6F, Laushiin.
totaks 81 H Iop iainES
kinst met6h fihE eStabIis6-
'mentBS furniture 6te6inboaff Rhd6fSTsSoeG IN 1he
persons for term Tiff COMPANY ofer1
tndHSepentS t9 farmerg, whereby they can
~ ~ tt EedHee1 Eates This be-
gs Ig!.s ninety -four
81 iSss 6hg our best bu
lIs e favorable con.
y S LILY II ng And polioits their
ess8gs IL promptly at.
9tss No. ! the same for.
i SS,i1 sso ,5p,stas sssssy.
u GEO. MENDEL55 vleSPrGGident.a 10
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that q sound mind and body are the md
necessary requisites 70 promote cunnubiai hsyCL
he's. Indeed, without these the Journey thrUsi
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prosDecEbCTr
~ dArkenS to the view; the mind becomes shsdCTI
with despair and filled with the melancholy rssss
ton that the happiness of another becomes DiEhtI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-19

rTlHE purpose of this institution is to instruct
4 young men. (and women tool In the principles
which govern lthee correct transaction of pecuniary
business In and its concbnnitantS