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Comments OF she English Press on the
Defeat Of the HuFVarIs.
sensrous TrIbutss TO tho VAEquishCd
LONDON, August %.

LONDON, August y.
The press generally comment at
length on the race OF yeAterdRy. The
Times, reviewing the contest, says:
"The iuierlorIty Of the Americans
was In q most psrdonabls point. By
the steering Of their oo1BwRin they un.
doubtedly lost ground, bat not enough
10 account for the distance between the
boats at the end OF the race. Until the
Americans retrieve their defeat, they
must acknowledge that our style or
rowing ID the best. The Americans met
with perfectly fair play, and II English-
men go 10 America they will meet with
similar treatment. May all our inter-
national struggles be conducted In the
same spirit, and whatever side Wins,
may the yanquIshed have as little reA-
Son to feel regret for their defeat"
The News declares that II the Har-
Yards did not command success they
deserved 1t, and hopes the American
yAchttn on the Atlantic may AVenge
the noble defeat or their countrymen.
The Star says: The Americans will
long remember the chlvalric bearing Of
their oppouentg, who though resolved
TO win, never forgot that the Harvards
were ioemRn worthy OF their oars. The
strife between new and old England on
the river from which the Pilgrim Faith
era started, has historic side, and ap-
peals to the Imagination OF the youth
OF both countries. II New England had
won the older country would hsYs
shared In the triumph Of Its descend
ants. The fates decided otherwise, we
are sure the Harvards would sooner be
beaten by US than by any other nation
on the globe.
The Telegraph says: The interna-
tIonal boat race was as gallant and
good display OF manhood as was ever
witnessed In the history oi rowing.
The Americans have lost no honor.
Good judges think more highly OF the
Americans than they did before the
race. The Americans hoped for good
race and they had 1t fair aud honest
from the start 10 the hnlsh.'
The Post says: The excitement In
respect 10 the race exceeded all expec-
tations. The enthusiastic cheering OF
the Oxford crew was natural, but be-
fore and after the race the Americans
received as hearty, thorough and we'll
deserved cheers; there could be no mis-.
take In this. Eugllshmen are 30 devo-
ted 10 manly sports that they truly
honor the pluck and determination
OF sustaining such an ordeal as
was witnessed yesterday. II the En-
Rlish row the Americans on their own
water they will meet with similar re-
cepIion. The same blood RnimAIes
both nations, and such a rivalry Is only
productive Of friendly feelings, and
tends 10 banlsh sentiments that never
should be permitted between nations
80 nearly allied. In this light the race
may be Of more importance than u
mere triAl OF individual skill, strength
and endurance
The Post estimates the number Of
people who Witnessed the race al all
points, at fully one million.
LONDON, Augustus.
The Pail Null Gd=eLte, this evening,
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lyEuN THE ASSOCIATED rEsss.I

-
The most reliable statement rc.:;.rdiD. the
Spanish gnnboa.s seems TO be that the writs of
attachments served to-day are grounded upon
tho affidavit OF the Peruvian Consul that the Gov.
crnmcnt OF Spain designed use them against
his government. IL IL said that the I5unDoa;s
may be ultimately released il the Spanish Govern
mcnt, through their minister, Lie bonds that they
VIII mol he used against y nation with which The
United Siacs is NJ pcacc
EX-Prcsitlent Andrew Johnson will take rooms
al the Arlington Hotel for the winter.
The President excluded visitors to-day.
The President has appointed John l.. South
bama.
The Commissioner OF Customs report shows
The receipts for the last fiscal year at one hun
drcd and eighty millions, with fines, penalties
and forfciturcs OF three quarters OF million and
with other fees the total aggTega.ing one hun.
drcd and cighty-two millions, equal to two hun
dred and thirty -four millions currency.
It regarded as certaiu that the Spanish gum
boats Will be released. A lbclling affidavit con-
curning the gunboats has been made by Alpas0,
OF the Cuban Junta. ItSets forth the character
OF the gunboats; that their armament and muni-
tions had already been conveyed to Havana; that
tho harbor; that their purpose was not only to
make var on an established government in Cuba
with which the United States Is NJ peace, hut 10
relieve the Spanish squadron and enable IL to re-
sumo hostities against Peru. The anldavt has
been placed in the hands OF the District Attorney
Tho libel was ordered 10 he issued.
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LITERARY GOSSIP.

The New Haven College Courant announces
series Of papers in the next volume by the Hey.
DR.. McCosh, OF Princeton.
ITALICS Of Hlndoo Dcvtry" by Captain Ben
ton, and illustrated by Hriset IL q recently an.
nounccd English book.
dickens Is engaged on new etOry. Tue
work will come out In the old serial form-thc
first TO appear In March.
-"Whskcycldc" is common In Wisconsin, the
victims being mon and not whisIey as might be
inferred from the structure OF the word.
Philadelphia Is waking up to q discovery that
school.tcachors OF the lowest grade In that city
receive less wages than cooks, coachmcn, day
laborcrs OF policemen.
Mr.. J. r. Jewett, the publisher who made q
fortune on "Uncle TOMS Cabin,n and lost It In
subsequent ventures, now works as ajourneyman
printer IN Philadelphia,
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THE INCOME TdI.
speeulations In Regard to TIA Repeal or
Modification,

4 Washington dispatch OF Tuesday. to tho
u baltimore Sun, says
"A from what has been developed within a few
nays past is evident that the question OF renea
|, ,Pr Modliicanon OF the income tax will cause ex.
Ing session Of Congress- The matter "a OF esne
/ eial importance TO large corporations and insli.
Il glnuaiS OF Immense Income. Certain of thesc
nave comhincd, 1t is alleged, and formed q party
VIII % large aggregate fund subscribed to use
NSIc IN lOboyinr q repeal OF the income tax
yn tnS, 70 prevent continuance OF that law In n
f'oaMlned M lorn, IS is proposed by another party.
"a icw representatives and senators have made
tioWn tneif purpose OF opposing the continuance
Il Y ,he INV III any form, and will demand tbnt IL
i,, in pG periMtted TO drop from the statute book
y law. On Tho other hand, 81 large number of
lConRrcssfncn arc known to be in favor OF InoflIfy
ing tle law and continuing II indefinitely There
vnIiance OF opinions ns TO she extent OF moIif.
lGssion, some advocating two or three per cent
IinBteau OF i've, with provision tha, no in come ce
,than I've thousand dollars shall be faxed: others
limit. '"o"N' '' 'hc
These dinerenccs can be readily rcconcjIcd. II ia
eIguGo, ana this mplshcd, the majority In
POth Dranchcs 0f Congress IL very decidedly I'm
{avor OF re.enactlng the law In modified form
esesides Tho argument that the act is inGuisitora,
&c, tno iepcnlers sny II Induces perjury and they
pncr, as illustrative OF this, the many thousa nds
~ cases reported to tho commissioner OF Internal
NVenue. one case mentioned is where n wealthy
pan returned ono hundred thousand dollars in.
Eome, ana corporntion one hundred and fifteen
lheusand, and recent ofliclaI inyestIgatIon has
lnoWn thnt IN tho firat case the mans income was
lvef I0ur hundred thousand dollars and in
Wo Scconu Case thc corporations incnme cub.
Fst 70 tax was over saven hundred thousand.
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EUROPE.

PARIS, November "a.
The Journal Official has received the follow
Ing from Port Said: "The imperial yacht rAigle
with the Empress on board, and the entire ncet
left snez yesterday, and reached the Mediterranean
to-day. The success of the Inauguration was
complete. The Emperor Of Austria will leave
Cairo on Thursday, on his return TO Europe"
LONDON, November 2s
James PIN Co., OF Dublin, merchants, well
known In the American trade, have failed.
MADRID, November ~.
General Dulce. recently Captain. General of
CCba, Ia dead.
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Eight shcctscr J. L.. Schmiht's nCyY Atlas Of
the Moon were recantly submitted to large
meeting OF German astronomers at Vienna aud
were highly praised. Tue atlas coisisis Of tycn.
iy-fivc Plates each aiX Zee. I've inches in dncn-
sions, being twice the s,zc or Tie largest lunar
maps heretofore Published. Az IN ilustrai i'm Of
the more rcrfcc: accuracy Of The new plates, it
Is slated TINT thirty ;aonsand cratcrs are marked
on them, while only five Thousand are dciincated
Oh The OLD maps, The ,isappcavnncc OF ihc era
ter i.!nn;cns in iSiG II il asserted, proves that
large ami exact lunar map ia necessary 10 mark
tue changes on The moon's surface. Professor
Schmidt has hccn engaged Tor nearly thirty
years in this work, pursuing his siudics at liam
burg, E"nn and olmYiz. lie is now director or
the Observatory at Athens Greece
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MOODY Honx IN rENxSss1ss.

MEMrHIs November "a.
Masked mon went To the plantation of VIII
liam Jones, near Tiptonvillc, Tenn, on Sunday,
for the purpose or dlsarmng Jones' negroes.
Jones being forcwarncd fired on the party, killing
one and MORALLY wounding two; the mnsNcrs re-
treated. Officers arrested Jones and six negroes
ON Monday. Jones was taken to the river nnd
placed on steamer for Louisville. The negroes
white en- route for Troy were captured by q PARTY
Eve were ahot ana the sixth spared. Th. excite
ment in Tipton Vas Intense. Farther boodshed
is apprehendcd.
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Gpee,ul Notices.

.1iis- CHARLESTON SAVINGS INSTI-
TUTloN.-'rhc following amounts have no. neen
called form the above named !nsi.u,ion. As,no
Office will be closed on the BIS, Of December. al,
persons Interested are requested 10 bring in .lcr
Pass Eooks nrG receive the amouu,s duo then, =.
rho'c who have drawn Inc FIRST instalmen.. i.us
not The sscoHr. viii 40, ani .,eir names in this
list, a. the fact OF 'hci, ha.mg drawn one Ia.
sia'm'nt Is an evidence ma; ,hay Know OF ,hclr
nror.a. in ras Institution.
uGNEY s. GRiG0s. Troasury..
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TIE HhTIoNhL CAPITAL.
Grant at his Mcssagc-NoIfcan Claims
Fish nnd Cubn, &c.
ispNuAh TsLBaRAn TO TIP Raws.I

Tho President was at work on his message
Rotary Boutwell, furnished him with the financial
data OF his report.
The amount OF clams ,Ilcd Ivy Americans before
the joint Mexican Commission in session here
already exceeds fifteen millions OF dollars.
Tie representatives Of tho Cuban Junta here
aay that they have learned that Secretary Fish liz
The determined enemy OF Cuban independence.
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zcss" DRAYTON LODGE, No. 4.--1YIB
members OF tho above Lodge are respectfully in
vitet to attend the Funeral OF Brother THEOPI-
LUS ClIION from his late residence, No. 65 Can
non street, THIS AFTERNOON, at haf-past O'Clock
precisely. The Fraternity In general are invited
TO attend.
I'y order ". NJ. A. FOSTER FARRAR,
nov25 Secrctarv
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SesSs'No. 1l0 LiSPENARD STREET, NEW
YORK, OCTOBER 10, 1so7.-DrAH srn-It is with
much pleasure that sny to you that consider
the PLANTATION BTrTERS OF untold value
In the fall OF 1867 | was taken with Chis and
Fever, with the most severe pains Ia my chest
ana head. II was with great difficulty that
could breathe. Ny lungs were greatly dis
tresscd, and there was severe pain In my right
side, by spells. could hardly get up from my bed
called - doctor who attended mo all winter with
ont the least benefit. About the first or August
commenced using yolr Plantation BittIrs-a
wine glass full thrco times n day-and have used
1t most OF the time slncc, and am now wen and
strong, able 70 do all my own work AMI the care
Of a large family. Yours, &C.,
SUSAN WILSON.
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SPARKS From THE WIRES.

Tho Republican State Convention, OF Vir-
glnia, met in Richmond at noon yesterday.
The death warrant OF DR.. Paul Schoeppe. for
tho 22d OF December, has bccn signed by the Gov.
ernor OF Pennsylvania.
!. AZ Fluyana Courthouse, Va, yesterday, Csp
tain Richard Harla was shot and killed by Washing
ION shorcs The parties were highly respectable
The affair grew out OF lawsuit
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HEAVY .FORGERIES.

NEW Yonk, November "a
This morning, Charles Cohn, merchant, was
arrested In this city on a telegram from the Chief
OF Police OF Charleston, South Carolina, charging
him with having forged drafts in that city to the
amount or ten thousand dollars. Colin has bocn
detained at police headquarters to await exami
nation
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TIE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 81.
Japanese Prince and suite have arrived.
They arc specially delegated by the Emperor to
look after the condition OF Japanese cmigrants
Heavy gale here. Several wrecks are reported.
General lhrie is elected delegate to Congress
from Alaska
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gpcriaI Notlces.

GS- NO CURE, NO PAY.-FORREsTs
JUNIPER TAR for Coughs, Group, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, HronchitIs Sore Throat, Splitting
OF Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
and positive cure, or price refunded. 3s cents.
N. B-Thc genuine article hns yellow labels,
with white, imprinted wrapper.
Sold by @. w. AIMAR, Agent,
Corner King and Vanderhorst streets.
nov25 thstu:Jmo
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funeral Notices.

ysy' THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANCES OF Mr.. Thomas Il. and Susan A. Chon.
are respectfully invited to attend the Punrra, of
their eldest son, THEOPIlILUs T. CHION, at Cen.
tenary Church, Wcntworth.strcet, THIS DAY, Mt
O'Clock l.. NJ. noyos I.
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Only waiting 'ti,l the rcapers
Have the last Shcaf gathered home
For the summer time IN faded
Alld the autumn winds have come.
Quickly, rclpcrs, gather quickly
The last rlnc hours or my heart,
For The b'',0T OF life is faded
And hasten to depart.
unly waiting 'tlll the angels
Open wide the mystic gate,
. At whose feet long have fingered,
Weary, weak ami ,icsolatc.
Even ft0,C hear their footsteps,
Hear their voices far away,
II they call Inc, am iEaitily,
Only TUiiify to obey.
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asy- A CARD.-A CLERGYMAN.

~ A CARD.-A RGYMAN,
while residing In South America as n Missionary,
discovered u safe and simple remedy for the cure
OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease OF
fhe Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole
train OF disorders brought OH by baneful and
vicious habits Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire To
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, ! will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine,
in n sealed envelope, TO any one who needs IT,
free Of charge. Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
S.ationC Riplc House,
oct+ 3mOs* New York City.
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SPECIE PhYAf EH3S.
Secretary E!outyvcIra r'-n:sra ,nnc-t:otd
and silver IRA 1871.
Washington dispatch 10 the Huw Ycrh
" OrlI scyg-

Washington dispatch 10 the Ne. Ycrh
World says:
From semi. official sources I have ascnrtancd
.hat, after some consultation with leading, New
York haukcTS ana also with Western Dnanccrs
Secretary loutwcll has ucciicd 10 subu.; n an
early Gay-probi5ly IN his oupilal rcpur, the
following programme .or u return 10 ,;,cc.c pay
mcntS 10 tho consideration Of Congress:
!. The national banks !" redeem their notes FOR
Erccni,acis by July l, 1870.
The government torcdcc'n III Erccnbacks in
gold after Jan:iary ]. 1871.
3. Free bankng for a parties upon non.s bear.
ing interest 1T ! per cent. In gold.
4. THIS point ~ not quite settled. There Is some
division in regard 10 the question whether tho
banks shall tic permitted TO issue notes ;.s noY
or whether The United STA siiail take Charge of
III circulation by ;hc ias,ic OF Errcnhacks ON Il
plan somewhat similar 10 tha; Of The i;ank az
England. IT, Ia, however, undcrs;nud that no
Grccnl,3cks OF 3 smaller denomination than Ave
or ten dollars will tie issued.
The frcc-bnnSing clause OF this programme
which in,is great favor among t!ioi,r who hav,
been pcrmittcd 10 see H. WAS nSerica to satisfy
.hc Western States, where the greatest obs; lclr
ia - resumption az specie payments nOH exist.
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JrS TO TIE PUBLIC.-GEORGE LIT
TIE & CO., No. 2l3 King street. are Offering Fine
Cashmere VESTS ut 81 and 81 80 each, worth
81. oCt30 stuth1mo
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And when the angel voices were very near call
ing him To leave those he had loved no Tondiy,
Without fear Oh doubt did lie obey the summons
with the ChrlS,ian's fniti, lie calmly uttered these
words-O, blessed words, more precious TO vile
anu children than stores Of earthly treasure 1!
is with me and ! riU no. &c AFRAID" Then turn
ing OH his pillow, "to sleeps the dear ones wccp
ing around HIM soon knew that he would awake
only In the likeness OF that Saviour whose love
had guided and supported him to the end.
= IL. q
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IA French n0bleman, wishing to make f,ls
EeTard present, trd him that he might have
" tnat ne had stoleh during the year. Tho stew
iise, Buit. -
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TIL Il VAR IN CUB

HAVANA, November n.
AN attempt YVES recently made to ncitc the
! negroes to rebellion oil the plantations about
Sagua. The plot was discovered and the ring
leaders arrested and promptly executed.
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JENSINGS.-Died, at Bcnncttsvilc, S. c. No.
vembcr 20, 1869, In the sixty eighth year OF her
age Mrs j.. NJ. JENNINGS, rclict Of the late DR.
Ed'nund Jennings, Of Shelby, N. &.
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Oh,tuarn.

OTIS j. CHAFEE-Bo-n In Newport, Il. L., for
years resident OF Charleston, the city of his
ndoption, died In Aiken, $. g., ON the ad 0r 0co-
her; aged 81 years.
Inc name OF Otis J. CnAFEE wns the synonym
ol all mat WAS noble and pure i'll manhood, ten
der AMI devoted in the husband, wise and alice
Tomato In the father. Though enjoying In an
eminent degree the respect and esteem of all who
Knew him. II was in private life, til the home cir
cle, tha' n!s virtues shonc with peculiar Iuslrc
wllnlhS t,lc love nnd admiration Df those whose
privilege IL WAS 10 know him there.
The Christian gentleman, he beautificd each
char;trtcr lie iiilcd When stricken by Su,lr,
disease, III iac nids: oi plans which promised Il
Sncccssiui intnfc. no complaint escaped him.
Wheii months ami years or suffering had passed
n,iu tic seal ol Saort:ii 1nalady was plainly visi
tGHtttHG' %.ii ine uniinrnnriGg response % he
Soiic.tlic or ..l"n's who hcwaicd his declining
hc2ih.
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tlnrrico.

llth Instant, by the Ncv. ". q. De,ttIe Miss Il. l.
DuudLAs. OF Society Ill., s. G., to Mr. G. L.,
EMANuEI, OF i5cnncttsvil.c. 8. G.
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MAGNOLIA WATaR.-supcrior TO The hest I'M
ported German Cologne, and sold at half ii,c price
noy23 tutha3
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I'D a CARD.-A GENTLE EMAN
Wishing to enter in nctive business, would contri.
butte CAPITAL TO any approved establishment I'm
city or country with capable aud responsible
party. Address Trade" through this office,
giving references and stating the character of
business. povoo a.
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oct4 3niOss

9sS> MAN1IOOD.--AM MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure Of Premature Decline In
Man, the treatment or Nervous and Physical De.
biity, &c.
"Therc IL no member OF society by whom this
book will not be found useful, whether such per.
son holds tho relation OF Parent PrcceptOr or
Clergyman."-Medieal Times and Gazette
Sent by mail on receipt OF fifty cents. Address
the Author, DIR. T.. DHF. CURTIS, Washington,
DC. sept1 1yr
jlsn- BATCIIELOR'S HAIR DYE.-TIIIS
splendid flair Dye il tho best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, In
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vlgoratcs ehl laavos tho hair soft and beautiful
black or brown. Sold by all Druggists and Per
tuners; and properly applied at Batchelor's Wig
Factory, No. : Bond street, New York.
aiayl5 Tyr
mo- WORDS OF CIIERR ON TIL T.
Errors OF Youth and Tic roEos OF Age, in reia.
tion to Marriage and Social Evils, with helping
hand for the orrng and unfortunate. Sent In
acalcd lottor envelopes, free OF charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, DoX p, Philadelphia
Pa. sept2s 3mos
GN-THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND DIAR.
RHfEA CORDIAL.-This article, SO well known
and highly priced throughout the Southern States
as Sovereign Remedy for the above diseases, Is
now offered to the whole country.
ills invaluable to every lady, both married and
single.
No family can afford to be without it, and none
Will to whom Its Virtues are known.
For sale by oil Druggists and general dealers
D6WIE d NOISE,
octll Smosb4o General Agents.
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Sso- NOAICE.-ALL PERSONS IN
DEBTED to the assigned Estate OF Mr. GEO. II.
GRuBER arc hereby Informed that their accounts
have been placed into tho hands OF Mcssrs 81.
MONS Il SIEdIiNo, Attorneys. (ofrlce, Broad
street,) Tor collection, and If settlements arc
made before the first december next, no oos,s
win be incurred. II. aIKDTs & CO.,
novl3 lmo Agents for Creditors.
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including their hoo,s too.s, imp.iucnts. cattle
clothing, furniture and provision Shall lie cx.
cnp; from seizure AMI sale for deb. to The
anoun: Or five hundrc,i dollars. This win only
he carrying ont in goWl ai.h the principles cs-
tIb!Gsd ~ hc homestead, aii'l =: 5cntlin,, 20 all
'hc hcnca's ani exemptions non confined to
comparatively few. >
Ti!s AsraGo*IsM "r 'AEoH AAD cAerTu--A
SPECIMEN pEliASJGuE.
THIS brings Governor Scu,. 20 lis ;'e; ;terlc.
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sl*- NOTIUE.-A MEETING OF THE
Creditors OF DR.. join j. INGRAM viii he held ai
Manning, r. G., on MONDAY. the Gth December
proX.. OH which day there viii be q sale of the
assets Of the Estate.
ADAMS, FROST & CO.
nov23 tuthSj n Sssiun,cs
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I'm" ERRORS OF FYOUTII.-A GENTLE
NAN who suffered for years from Nervous De-
billy, Premature Decay, and oil the effects Of
youthful ndiscreton, will, for the sake of suffer
Ing humanity, send free TO all who need it, the re-
ccipt and directions for making the simple rem
cdy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do so
hy addressing, with perfect confidence, JOHN B.
OGDEN. No. is Cedar street, New York.
uoYo amos