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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-01-07

=. l. Allen, a well known druggist. at New
London. Conn, writes us that Aliens i.uug Bal
sam Is iaNorahlv received by the afflicted, lie says
Il 1t ave ret,iled nearly tour dozen bottles over
my counter, and it has givcn good satisfaction "
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St"thy * Skipper, Chippewa Falls, Wis. wiit".
We wish Nou would send a good supply ct Al
lene Lung BAlsam. as it i, getting to be one Of tito
necessary insitut "is OF The cuuutrr Il sells
we'll, and gives entire satisfaction to those using
it"
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Late City Coroner and Health I, mmisiuuer
Hartford, Conn
WIDELY KNOWN As 'TJE sANA1CHl IN
t- WILL AGAIN Visit
BRANDON,
De mber 9th, 10Th. 18th anil 18th
BRIS roll,
Friday and Saturday, December dh anil 18th
NEW HAVEN,
Monday and tuesday, December 3Jth aud 5 st
WORCESTERSHIRE
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MANY letters ike the above are daily received
from all parts Of the country. TIE demand tui it
from California is large for a medicine recently
uilerel for safe. We have sold hundreds ut dozen,
t" 20 10 that iar-oit region ol gold. 1t cures AID
that arc0unt> for its great success \ ne use it
VIII" do not, in rctirn recommend it to their
friends, Hence its great sale.
Pr.co 81 per bottle ln;Iw
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COMMISSIONERS MOTTO E.sasio.
W. MS \. NrRilI. ,
\A/iD ~ il.llii;i T, ~
CTNTE OF D;s,ric

I'VE OF NAJ.AlONr-O islric'|
! Ad"s.r, -.
The Pro ate Court Tor Il g i4'ric' e r Add
To all prr-ui,, IA crcs.c 81 e o., ..e.i nriIt.
Cio'R, l'ic Of S,!i, p, in aid district cc, es
t,ruetif
Ehcnezer II. Weeks. administrator with
III aiitcNcl. At ne .etst. -aii fph afh. q,
Dee a.cl. prc,e IS his II ADMINISTRATION acc' Unit
allowance.
Ia. rclulc b, the authority If lie State Of
mont Nuu al h.r-.N Lu.iliei to IN, ~ bet
>ai Probate Court ri tsinn th,rof - lie 1
at the rrpbntc office il Mil,iieDury.n ssii list
on Munlav. tie -0ih day ni 1anllAr, iext A.
1868. at tci ocl,,k in tie fore 'oon. a. / a
cause ifanv ven have. ~hv snil amount sh.
not Ice al1w,-i. AMI ,uch order snd Ge,ree ~
as shall Ice ncce'sar! to c..'sc re settlement
sail e,tHt'.
Dated at sail Nj .lle ury, this 2slh day VI
c-uber, \. u. 1867.
iO;jw JI.p. 5. IT. :IINELI, TO, i,ter
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who prepare all their meals, which are eaten IN
the national fashion with chopsticks. TWAS
indeed strange and interesting to mingle and
converse with these accredited representatives
Of a civilization centuries older than the Chris
tian era; and the circumstance Of their pres
ence among us now, after ages Of jealous seclu-
sion, is a notable evidence Of the spread of en-
liehtened ideas which marks ou1 day.
In accordance with q previous understand
ing, the dinner was attended with no speech
making whatever. Towards the close Of the
evening, General Banks simply proposed the
health OF MIR. Burlingame, who responded in
dozen well-chosen words. With this exception
there was no formality whatever, and the occa-
sion was devoted exclusively to social inter-
course and enjoyment. may add, that the
members of the embassy partook but sparing-
ly of the wines, the younger mandarins ab-
staining altogether, and barely touching their
glasses to their lips in compliment to the
guests, who, meanwhile, we're tossing off
bumpers in style that showed they knewhow
to appreciate the contents of the decanters BET
before them. X.
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FURTHER BY MAIL.

THE GREAT NEwBERRY DoCUMENT-wHAT THIS
MARTN sAYs-wHERE IT CANE FROM AND
HOW IT WAS UsED-THE SCENE IN THE
HousE-T~ NEGRO MILITIA CAMPAIGN
PAPER.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., July 2O.-The great sensa-
ton of the hour is the receipt and presenta-
ton to the House OF Representatives of the
following document:
NEwBERRy, s. c., July IS, 1858.
To R. Z. SCOTT, Hybrid Gooernor Of South
C,rolind:
SIR: In the midst of scenes pregnant with
trouble; Of an epoch in the history Of South
Carolina fearful to contemplate, you have re-
paired to Columbia. our ancient and time-hon-
ored capital, surrounded by q rump conclave
OF hybrid niggers and renegade whites, and
have assembled in body to represent the peo-
PIE Of South Carolina as q legislative body.
You also, the Governor elect, have been inau-
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0bituarn.

wHALEY.-Accidentaly drowned, en- the 18th
instant while bathing in the Savannah River, In Alb
beyille District THOMAS WILLIAM WHALEY.
second son of WILLIAM WHALEY, Esq, Of this city,
In the 10th year Of his age.
REEDY.-Died ef bronchitis, after q lingering III.
nesp In her thirdeth year. at Rio de Janeiro, on the
evening of the fifth Of April, Miss SARAH ANNE,
youngest daughter of the late Mrs. MARY REEDY, of
this city.
aFSayannah papers please copy.
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iEnoM DUB own aEroaTEs.]

Co1umB1A, July 2.-In the Senate, the
President submitted report from the Presi-
dent OF the Bank Of the State, which wss re-
.ferredto the Committee on Finance.
The Judiciary Committee made an unfayor-
able report on the bill to enable laborers to re-
cover wages.
A bill to continue in force military orders
was read second time.
TIE resolution requiring three months no
,tce to, secure ects of incorporation was sus-
pended.
The bill accepting q donation Of land tor
agricultural schools was passed.
Randolph gave notice Of q bill prohibiting
distinction in any case on account of race,
color or previous condition; also bill appoint
ing board Of land commissioners.
Jillson gave notice Of a bill for the election
of Board Of Directors Of the Penitentiary.
In the Honse, Neagle, from special COM
mittee, reported bill for the redemption o.
the State bills receivable, issued for the pay
of members. The bill authorizes the trea-
surer to issue bills to the amount Of Ave
hundred thousand dollars.
1 In addition to the tax now levied, it is pro-
posed to tax all cotton and rice raised in 1866
at the rate Of one cent per pound on
upland c,tton, two cents per pound on
sea island cotton, and seven and half cents
per bushel onrice. If the tax is not paid before
January, an agent is to be appointed to ship
the products to Charleston for sale at auction,
Nesgle tried to get the bill printed and acted
on by his own committee, but lied. The bill
was ridiculed by the House, and the members
declared it to be monstrosity. 1t was finally
referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.
Resolutions Of coincidence with the family oi
Dill were adopted.
sasportas gave notice Of bin suspendine
the functions Of the Professors Of the Uni
yersity. ,....-....1. 49,.
!. The election Of Supreme Court Judges will
take place on Thursday.
DeLarge presented the petition of the Pru-
dence Fire Engine Company, Of Charleston, for
their incorporation.
The Agricultural College Bill was passed.
On motion of Crews, a committee was in
structed to investigate whether incorporated
companies were discharging their employees
on account of their political principles.
Hyde introduced bill inyalidating the sales
OF property by Confederate authority during
the absence Of the owners, which was referred.
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The georgia Lesislatuae.

ATLANTA, July 1.-In the Senate commu.
nication was received froc General Meade, in
which, he says: ssf now advise and instruct
you that each House having complied with the
acquisitions OF my communication of the 9th
inst, by examining into and deciding on the
eligibility Of their members. under the four
teenth article, have no further opposition to
make to their proceeding to the business for
which they were called together, and consider
them legally organized from the 18th inst"
In the Senate the fourteenth constitutional
Amendment was passed by vote OF "a to ID
and in the House by vote Of 50 to 70. Reso-
lutions passed both Houses striking out the re-
lief measures.
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By EGRAP PEI.


.,.oorrnIsas oat tcnranYss sourHEnK M
,.;,, s. :. sn,,la. .aaras
i.itlAsze1A1 - =
TE Hssss os ANY - A'.e
mpI MRouos ooN1INuxps AnTrAHY auLE.
;Wasu1sasss. W1,.aas Inly II. Yesterday the Senate
: m session mill nast midnight. and
ssssss 4, ;tarv This reduces the
Ia ir.v thousa,nd men. With three COLOR
"a Ieoimenta a. iinSssntry and one of cavalry.
q mnstera mt an except the West Point band,
s and viyea one thousand Springfield riA So to
each Congressional District in the South, on
the condition that the Secretary Of War is satis-
43od ttet tha militia ara loyal &c.
Tb;s lasf ,,yii mo,yiision excited o sharp debate,
Drake saving that II he hsds bis way he would
arm every loyal nan in this Southern States
with Springfield rife and cartridges ad tioi-
: fuiI, and so far ss he:was concerned he was
perfectly willing to have it written on the DILL
that thesa arms we're intended for the protec-
tion Of the loyal men from the rebels.
M THK RENAm concurrent resolution de-
1fsring that. the fourteenth constitutional
Amendment hsd been duly adopted, was pass
ed
resontaon 70 pay
npm fho beginning o. .ne 1or1aeen 'a, oonsisss
ules Hisn cppoailon, ana 7ens o'ef uiaef '''e
sisa.
80 Mo.on W ssoa,n ~ stt' ..s oe" p".;asa. aU.t
asnalcc4s .le senA tnas we ..e''.onS .
Wou.o p1oDaAs as sen ,a. " sue w. W. ;,; aSya
essupy a, ln.s tha sortha.a - ~ ra;,;.;a I ', -
!. n.as at. &C. s.s,...su 49, ~ W. asn.t. -
e 1877 -. 80 =. - sSs,sa drr;ne which the
ossl plsse...;ess eo saatsarn losa,;ats ~ wers
s1,1eeo ou,las oa e.s.ant . assn;te oo+;on
asaa 11.s, sensa,ss sou aOe.ss n.N
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soldiers Wanted.

New ORLEANS, July 4.-A joint resolution
was passed by the Senate yesterday calling
upon the commanding general for troops to re-
press lawIessness in the northern and western
Parishes Of Louisiana, memorial having been
received from Franklin Parish with ten sigma
lures setting forth that at least fifty murders
had been committed lately in that and the ad-
Joining parishes. The resolution excited strong
opposition and an acrimonious debate, the
members being opposed to calling on the mill
tary, civil authority having been fully re-
stored -
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letter itself bears Upon its face the evidence Of
forgery. It will serve the purpose to which it
is applied, and our people will be held respon-
sible by many true Democrat for the reckless
effervescence of the anonymous joker.
Strange as it may appear, the temper OF some
of the most influential colored men on theAoor
Of the House-and will not except several
of the whites-is thoroughly conservative.
They believe as much as Democrats in qualified
suffrage; and when the proper time comes they
will cut loose from the ultra party who would
dragoon them with whip and spur into extreme
measures. To destroy. by crazy epistles, this
growing sentiment, now in its chrysalis stage;
to bully, threaten and antagonize those who,
in an humble, quiet, but certain way, are work.
ing out plan Of relief for the people Of the
State. is simply to increase our own difficulties,
and prevent the use Of agencies which eyentu-
ally will result in good.
All that is going on cannot prudently be
made public, but many wire is being secretly
laid and operated by men Of intelligence,
whose aim and endeayor is TO rid South Caro-
lima of the present unrestricted power Of the
carpet-bag and Ethiopian. To threaten vio-
lence is only to consolidate the opposition, and
render progress in the right direction uphill
work. FEhSoNNE.
P. s.-A paragraph in the Courier Of to-day
states that one r. q. DeFontaine, Esq, an
attache Of TIE NEWS, has been appointed an
official reporter Of the Legislature. Such is
not the fact; if it were true, the employment
would be purely professional in character, and
not involve any attachment to or sympathy
with the Republican party.
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Rs- The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
ouaintances Of the Hon. EDWARD FROST, and Of
Mrs. FROST and family, are respectfully invited to
attend the Funeral Services Of the former, This 4
ter,oon, at Five o'clock, at st. Michaels Church,
piybout ft,rfher Invitation July 20
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FOR v1CE.PREsIDENT,
FRANCIS P. BLAIR.
THE NEWS FOR THE WAR
a SHORT, sHARp AND DECISIVE CAM
e1ztisss-..,z DhTGN
Cheapest Political Information Ever
Onered to the Public.

-s-c~s 10 - ..- s- -
THEs NSslNATToNs OF THE NATIONAL
: mRMooRANO PARTY ;hsvipg been made TIE
GHARLEs1oE NEWS hasp put on its armor and VIII
mo into the grand contest with all the zeal, vgor and
SsesInestness hat fun Consciousness ofdevoton to
she light inspires It's blows WIN fall thickiy' stea
i1lly and rapidly; and u the friends o. Law, order
nnd the Constitution do their duty by extending rs
cfrculsHcn It's labors can be made powerfully enec'
dive for good. We appeal, then, to our readers TO
.exa1nins our remarkably low terms and go TO Work
,witha wn to get up large clubs for THE CHARLES.
TON NEWS
The campaign now begun win be the most e1cit-
fno q unqueehonabty Is the most important, the
oosntry has eYer witnessed. The hfe of the nation
dfhe liberties Of the people depend upon the re-
mft "A triumph OF The Radicals win result n the
utter esoason and ruin Of the South, and the plac-
ino Of m ignorant and brutal race in all positions
sn nlaces of honor and trust TO the exclusion Of the
rhtsS rsce The government must be wrested nom
fhs thieves md pfunderers who now haye control of
II md power placed In the hands Of sparty pledged
AosiygpsSos to distracted county, and 10 mako It
a,ro3ernrncdt for white nen, and not 1ors negroes
It II on3y nsosseaty that the people should be thor
oncfly infbrmed 10 accomplish this and THE
NEWsxm6as admirable means Of dtfnsing this
IHB DAILY or THE TRI-wEEKLY NEWS win
ksep Hs readers thoroughly posted ON an tmportant
events and movements transIirings WIN be fun 81
fssis sl saist3es. and sn be valuable and useful
campaign document -
THE CAMPAIGN NEWS.
Dsily Nsxs Hour %
TrtWsekty News tfor months ............. 90
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a@ STRENGTHEN THE DEFENCESl-
Malaria the mos. deadly enemy Of health, is every
where active in July and August. The blazing Sun
is decomposng and fermenting every species Of vege
table and animal abom1nadop, and poisonous gases
that depress and infect the system are universally
present On the prairies, In the swamps. in the
woods, and In the midst Of crowded cities this de-
velopment Of the elements Of disease Ia now going
on. In short, the human body Is in state Of SIEGE
and reason and common sense suggest that It's de-
fences be strengthened. siimulsnt, tonic, cor
recve and an Alternative required to put IN per-
feet trim, and these four grand requisites are COM
bined In HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs. A
man must be made of steel not to be affected by the
morbid matter set adoat IN the atmosphere by the
rays of an almost vertical sun. Nine.tenths OF the
community are premoniahed at this season by debi-
ity indigestion, headache, want Of appetite, indis
position for e1ertion, nervousness, &C., that they
need something to build them up and regulate
their animal machinery. Do they want to eight 1t
out on that line all summer" or to achieve an imme
diate victory over their unpleasant symptoms, and
secure that first of Heavens blessings "a sound
mind in sound body2" the latter Is their desire
let them resort to the Bitters without delay That
agreeable and potent vegetable regenerave VII soon
restore the system to its balance regulating the
liver, strengthening the stomach, gently relieving the
bowels and giving ygor elasticity and energy to the
whole frame. These are proven facts No man who
reads the testimony on which they are founded can
for moment douot them. 6 July1s
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The Alabama Legislature.

MONTGOMERY, July N.-BiIls are pending in
both Houses to adopt the code Of Alabama
where it is not in conflict with thenew consti-
tuition.
The pay of members is to be as follows
Speaker Of the House and President of the
Senate, twelve dollars per day; members. eight
dollars.
General George E. Spencer was elected
United States Senator for the long term.
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@P. H. HARE SYNONYMOUS WITH
Health, Strength and vigor. The secret Will be re-
vealed BY investing in bottle Of PANKNIN'S BE
PATIO BTTTERS. For Gale by all Druggists.
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Spefial Motifes.

aT SALE POSTPONED BY ORDER OF
THE COURT.-The sale Of the STOCK Of L.
DRUCKER, Bankrupt as advertised to take place
this day, is postponed until Monday, August Sd, by
order of the Court All 'ABRAHAMS,
July % Assignee.
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The Miilican Riot,

NEW ORLEANS, July N.-Later advices from
MilIcan, Texas, confirm the reports of
serious disturbance. It is doubtful whether it
is yet quieted. The telegraph is interrupted,
and there are no advices later than the 18th.
Colonel Gentry, Of General Buchanan's staff,
has been ordered to Mnlican to investigate the
matter.
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A Negro Riot I'm savannah,

A Negro Riot In Savannah
SAVANNAH, July 2.-A quarrel ensued to-day
between some members of negro excursion
party on board the steamer Ajax -Four ne
groes we're dangerously stabbed, and drunk.
en- negro fell overheard and was drowned.
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@ OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT
COMPANY, july 20. 1sss.-n accordance with
resolution Of the Board Of Directors at meeting
held this day, the price of Gas will, on the first Of
August, BE REDUCED TO Cs6) FIVE DOLLARS
PER THOUSAND FEET.
Jn1v 81 g W. J, HERIOT, Secretary.
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The Late Exprcss Robbery.

z CMonSAM, July 21.-Three men, who we're
implicated in recent express robbery near
Seymour, Indiana, were hung>by the mob.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

rnE pa,sE4er THE sr3rE-A BATuH or DnIs--
THE soo1AL EQUALITY QUESTION: NEW TAX
on COTTON AID R1GlTm MoNsTRourY BE-
FEaRED-A BLOW AT TIE STATE UUvERsrTY
THE ELECTION OF naEs-PERsECUTIoN
FOB PRINCIPLE.
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WINKLRR-Died, on the 21st instant, ANNA
CHARLOTTE, infant child Of FRAHoIs ]. and MARY
A. WINK1ER, aged six months and tIenty-three
days.
E The Friends and Acquaintance OF
the fay are invited to attend the Funeral, at -Four
O'Clock This Afternoon, from No. la Broad-street.
J,,lv
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funeral notiffs.

DEPARTED THIS LIFE, on the 21st instant, after
o lingering illness, JOANNA MARY, wife Of STEPHEN
OwENs in the 56th year Of her age.
&TThe Friends OF the Family are ins
vited to attend the Funeral Services at st. Mary's
Church, This Morning, at Ten o'clock. July %
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ZONE TRIP a WEKK.l

lONE 1fllf d UEEA.l
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM
PACKET LINE,
VIA BEAUFORT, HILTON HEAD AND BLUFFT0N
STEAMER PILOT BOY..... Capt. W. 7. McNELTY.
STEAMER FANNIE. Capt. FRNN PECK.
~n-A ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAMERS
E ufssszaSs5Awinl leave Charleston every IIesday
HoTTI1Q, at O'Clock, and Savannah every IhuTsday
Morning. at O'Clock.
fo- j. HN FERGUSON,
Jnne % Accommodation Wharf.
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FOR pALATKA, FLORIDA,

EUH FHL7kI1Azts
VIA SAVANNAH, ST., MARy's FsRNANDINA
JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL LANDINGS ON
The ST. JOHNS RIVER.
rK-A THE STEAMEk DICTATOR,
,@sSsSSEZ5 Captain CHARLES WILEY, win
and Savannah every Wednesday afternoon. at 8
O'Clock, for the above places. Returning will leave
Savannah for Charleston every Saturday Morning,
at o'clock. o.
all goods not removed by sunset will be stored at
the expense and risk of owners
AL freight must be prepaid.
j. b. AIKEN l. CO., Agents,
June 81 South Atlantic Wharf.
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VOLUME yI.-NUMBER 9O3.:

ton of the law whereby al registered and
qualified voters may fill vacancies which exist
or may occur in the civil, State or national
nff1nau
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FOR wk1GHT,s BLuFF,

BUCKINGHAM POINT, AND ALL JNTEHMED
ATE LANDINGS ON SANTEE RIVER.
IT, THE STEAMER MARION, CAPT.
,EuJSssssE5 J. T. FosrER, is receiving Freight for
the above points and will leave Friday Night Oath
Instant Apply to JOHN FERGUSON,
July % Accommodation Wharf
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or Havana ptspatches.

bt.F,rf VuH &ASsN Ns.AAss ASAekss'
HAvANA, July d. Cholera is gradually disap-
pearing and the disease is now reported as
sporadic in its character.
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@WHAT Is THE MATTER WITH YOU !?
This is the familiar question put to every invalid.
In many cases the answer is, 81 don't know exactly,
but don't feel we'll" Look ct the countcnance of
the man or woman who makes this reply, and you
will generally find that the eyes are dull and lustre-
less, the complexion sallow, the cheeks faccid, and
the whole expression Of the face detected Interro
gate the invalid more closely, and you will discover
that constipation, the result of discrdered stomach
and torpid liver is at the bottom Of the mischief
"Thass what's the matter" Whoever has expe-
nenced the effects OF TARRANT'S EFFERVEsCENT
sELTzER APERIENT in such cases, need not to be
told to recommend 1t as a remedy.
TARRANT CO., Wholesale Druggists, No. 278
Greenwich and No. 100 Warren streets, New York,
Sole Proprietors.
Sold by all Druggis.s 3mos "a July.6
s@NEW MARRIAGE GUDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men. on Physiological Errors, Abuses and
Diseases, incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
which create impediments to MARRIAGE, with sure
means Of relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address Dr.. J. sKILLIN HoUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
January 81
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND BREMEN.

VIE S0uluAmptOu-
THE SCREW STEAMERS OF THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
BALTIMORE. .......... Capt voECKLER.
BERLIN. Capt. UNDuETSCH.
OF $500 TONS AND 700 HORSEPOWER.
Sre, WILL Run REGULARLY BE.
Mk&8us TWEEN BALTIMORE AND BRE-
ZIITHIIIkTH0 MEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON. From
- Bremen on the 1st Of each month.
From southampton on the 4th Of each month. From
Baltimore on the 1st of each month.
PRICE OF PAssAeK-From Baltimore to Bremen
London, Havre and Southampton-Cabin $50; Steer
age sS6. From Bremen to Baltimore-Csbin $50
steerage $40
Prices Of passage payable in gold, or It's equivs
lent - E
They touch at Southampton both going and re.
turning These vessels take Freight to London and
Hull, for which through bills Of lading are signed.
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each vessel
An letters must pass through the Postoface. No
bills Of lading but those Of the Company will be
signed. Bills Of lading will positively not be de-
uyered before goods are cleared at the Customhouse
For Freight or Passage, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER & CO.,
No. South Charles-sreet, Baltimore.
Or to MORDECAI & CO., Agents, -.
East Bay, Charleston, 8. O.
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