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NOTICE

r. DESIRE N0rEFYGNG THE PUB
II lie that L have rented n room on
Fourth street, between Locust and Wal
nut, at which place 1 will keep constantly
on hand a large varie y OF Green Apples
Dressed Poultry, Butter, Eggs, Dried Fruit.
and in fact ali kinds of Produce.
ian2Sd DIFF JAKE HUNEELL.
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Removes ali TINS difficulty sending TIE
,,sfer into the boiler free nom any sedl-
rnent whatever, and pure as " distilled.
An who use II are known as lhe drive
wells" for their supply Of water cannot
aeTnrd 10 90 without fhis Heater. 10 VIII
save them much money ~ the purchase OF
incl. 10 say nothing of the annoy apce and
delav fn cleansing boilers. The Iic1ter IS
easily managed, and quickly cielnsed.
one has heebt in operation 80 lgieheArLH
FIGURING MIL fOr manym months, ana given
entire satisfaction. another is fn opera
ton in HeiIman's Foundry and the Cotton
Mill adjoining.
Orders Tor sfillwelPs Heater VIII receive
pronfpt attention II leit with
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EvANsvILLE.'IN
Wards Eureka Tonic Bitters

~ ~ - ~
a RE 1NWAEUABLE. AND WILL
49, cure all who suffer rom BILIOUS ana
Liver Complaints, Indigestion, Glddlness
and Dizziness. For habltual ~Costiveuessi
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Coughs, Con-
sumption in its first stages, Dyspepsia IN
All Stages, and as Q general ia oily Medl-
cine. Il Is traiy wonderful IN its effects.
Md in its course, it creates appetite pro-
NOTES DIGESTION, and stree gthens the whole
nervous IS steTn. All things il nature re-
ouire attention; then how much greater
care should be taken with the human con-
stitution. Wards Eureka Tonic Biiters
will build up, strengthen. and preserve the
constitution of all who use IL. III viii also
build I'D the wasted powers, purlnes the
blood, expels all yitiated fluids, and mar
monies and gives renewed Yigor ana
health 10 the entire human system. AS
all SICKNESS comes ON by an impure state
then you should use Wards Eureka Tonic
BitJers, which VIII certainly cure YOU
Then why do you suffer, when the greatest
cure in the history Of any known medicine
can be procured from aEy druggist? These
Bitters are compounded Of the purest Vege-
table extracts. dissolved in pure Kentucky
c~opDer-distilled Bourbon Whisky. IL is
the only 2iQlor entirely free from fusei oil,
one mous u most deadly pOis0ns,
| other tonic bitteTs now in the market. so
try one bottle, and you viii see IL IS the
| happIest and best combination you have
ever seen, for it viii cure all we recon-
mend IL for
W. IA. WARD, Sole Proprietor,
G~OVingtOn, Kentucky.
For sale by PETER NItRLI&G, Whole
/ sale and Retail Agent, Evansville, Ind,
and by druggists generally JAM d3m
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The DIFFICULTY REMOVED
STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE
stiiiWeIl's Patent
Heater and Lime Catcher F!
wHE rE0sT SERIOUS DIFFTCULTl

yTyRE MOST SERIOUS DIFFICULTY
u. experienced by those who use steam
power is IA formation IN their DoIels %
Vgilatls known 10 engineers rs
or "INCRUSrAT1ON IA hard subsistence
fOrme1 out OF the earthly salts colittln
in the water. which attaches ltsei umhnas
Ia the whole inner surface OF the p',lleL'
IN this city his ificuity IS pecui 3tIls w
gravate By the large quantity 81 n,,di35neb
1910 fcTTafn~ scales on the boiler, ob-
strncig the pipes ana occa5ions lns i1oss
~ ~ = I y iffV endaneering the safety Of the
DOfIer.
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IL 49, -
ACCORDING % ths a&ue psper there :
hsve boen IN ten years sos pro-
hationers, G. G.. people ne %sI
tLo.rhs and Thought themselves
: -.onoeried. y and were as such candl
aates Tor full membership. but who'
At tho end Of the probation. were hu-
there to be found Mtfaa@te9ts arc
"nf To be followed by lower depTes
sson and people gathered ny spueen
4 emotion ont OF Satans ranhs a.
lIahlesto backslide aud become eoro
fold worse chlldren ihSn
4a.aus PAPER has some sensl,
.-omaTk upon "parochlal calis :.
; ~ aIa~gvmen- which the writer THINKS
\ asraraIlv time misspent. liz cen
: not all, but those Galls oIe-
9"ted nv mere custom. lie thlhks
~ members of the Church ought to
= h@ a. Jealous about wasting TIER cler-
Tmey'g time as himself-that q MN
: [istar's time belongs to the Inqulrers'
3 the candidates for holy baptlslh' 10
the instruction of the Ignorant, 70 'ne
= sick and the poor and TO hls seLo5.
IS He SAYS: It is to be looked upon d
De binding by the laity, and aecepte0
no such by the clergy-one or tbe y ,sse
If their calling. The amount oe AIM
-ISnenG IN W3klDS NASoC g. allied naFf
IS chial calls is enormous Zeal5ns mas
Ter tors will faithfully : oend three,four
ma Of each weekly sometimes, at til
business. Il it time well spent? ]
20 it not labeT utterly fruitless which
only gone through with because Gu
NJ. tom requires it2
Iir- SAYS the Norfolk Virg5niGn-' v
z learn that the Rev. John 5. Lindsa
late Pastor Of the CRANKY Sire
Methodist Church, has applied /
Van orders in the Episcopal Church
at II THE words septuagesjD1a segage'
iima ma. &C., in the Book Of Comm'
ming Prayer, refer to the three Sunda
Vic before Lent, being SO many days B
fore Easter, viz. in round number
Inc 10. so, and so. The reason is tn
all the Church. at this season. begins
prepare for the condemnation
her Lords Hastings. Su~iferings, a
Death, and fixes the eye of faith up
Pm. His glorious resurrection as the III
victory Of the powers Of darkness.
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Evansville Business College.

a FTER SEARCHING THIS CITY
-. thoroughly for new quarters adapted
CENT CITY HALL, corner Main and
Third Streets, as peeuliarl5 adapted TO our
use. TIE superb apartments o occupied
IN this building, With entrance on IAlfo
street, are ~uLequaled in all the essentials
of locality, space, light, ventilation, anu
general arrangement.
This Institution, established In 1850 as
" Evansville Commercial College, is now
the oldest, most popular, and extensive
young men and boys in Commercial
Branches.
ments II peculiar to the institution, and is
the result OF many years experience and
| development, and is the place 10 obtain q
thorough Business Education. A regular
| course OF instructions, and an IMPROVE ED
/ SYSTEM of ACTUAL BUSINESS Train
ING, selected from the best business
1 HOuges In the u BOOK KEEPING,
PEN MANSHIP, COMMERCIAL ARIrH-
METIC. CORRESPONDENTS, &c, thor
oughly taught, and success guaranteed.
The BUSINESS COLLEGE stands unri-
vailed in its efficiency, and is the most
notable exam pie in the country OF fea-
sfb1lity of hitting young men for the higher
financial positions, through a course OF
ex- experimental training in the details OF
business. Il is impossible here to fully
describe the beauty of the system OF
PRACTICE, which mas grown up by de-
grees in the Institution.
A visit TO TINS wonderful beehive Of
business never fails 70 impress the be-
holder with its important practical char
/ acler and lis utter ISdSlDillty as q pre-
paratory school for business
Parents and guardians Will find nowher
else in the cOuntry q school where theil
eh1ldreD and wards viii receive such lndi
vidnal r~ecOgnitiOn, and where so much il
dome to advance each pupil in whatevel
is deemed most Ssentia to their symmet
rical advancement.
ladies' and gentlemen are invited t.
visit oor rooms any hour during the da.
For regarding terms, circu
lars. specimens of p~enmanship, &c, &C
dress WELLS " hLANEAS
fa7 dim Principals and ProprIetors.
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WLLLIAM MEmMAN, Ageni.

1FwYO0D a. WAqER-EI lave opsnea q
w WOOD Yard ON tirh Stregl' Dc
tween Locust aud Wpinnts 81 10 P
Havina had hose attached 70 my Water
wagon ann prepared 10 MI cthleiiis Oh
NtaggJars ieft AZ nay residence, on walnut
So batSgeen Third aDd Fourth, viii be
promptly nllea. 49, IHoNAs bphAHN'
Eda22 dam
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LIE r. ON HAND!

And are prepared, On account OF our m m
mense increase Ct business, anu OF ene "oo
nreciation in merchandise OF all glnds 70
6ffrr to our Agents and the uolic, not only
Cottons, but all kinds OF Goods at LESS
prices than ever before OHereu-
ANY person that will send to us for PRINT
ed notices OF 60 articles, with 80 encioseG'
can receive,
FREE OF COST,
A selection of one of the following articles;
Misses Fur MuR and TIppett, 91iyerl
foag shawl. 1 pair Blankets, &c, &c
For additional particulars, SEND FOR OOk
NEW CIRCULAR FOR 1853.
w. TEEOS. l.. FENNO CO.,
No. 81 Elm Street, Boston, Mass.
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Sac of Uaclaimed Goods.

To all g0h0an IL may concern
sNT SIEECE A. Hereby GAVENs that
~ the unclaimed packages at tie <art-
Gus offices of Adams Express Company in
Southern indiana Will be sold at Public
Auction, to the highest bidder, IN the city
OF Evansville, at the Auction DON OF
Hiram Nelson, Locust Street, opposite the
-Post-Onice, ON the 4th day of March, 1869,
unless the same shal be called Tor and all
charges paid thereon. A complete fist OF
these packages may be seen at the several
Post-O aiees, Express Offices. and other
public places where the packages We're
consigned. VIM. u.
decsS d2m Agent.
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L WANT

Fer sale by PETER VIhRLIHG, Whole
sale and Retail Agent, Evansville, Ind.
and by druggists generally ljau4 d3m
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SorOfula.
Dgafness, Catarrh, s

Deafness, CataFfh, SofOIuia'
a EAEsE who had suffered for years
49, cured by q simple remedy. Her sym,
pathv and gratitude prompts her 10 senu
me recetpts free OF charge 10 any ohS L.
farlv aInIcted. Address or. nj. Z. l., ho-
boReu, N. j.
-RRHEG HUT NOBLE--Selr-help Tor
- Young Men who, having erred, 9estLs
a potter manhood. sent IN seaieu letO5i
return the postage. Address PAlLAN-
THROS. Box p, Philadelphia, Pc.
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SENsArIoNsand novelties In religion
are becoming quite fashionable. Any
thing to draw seems to be the rule
inseme quarters. q %
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE


PORT OF ERw.IORE. IL
CLEARED.
stsamhpsCnbha Hack anbargi Faneona SHERWOOD rorE
Bari,-R Csmluu, Llesgang Msauus; Morning Star Wiugn
Grsn,m,no. Auus Augusta. Creighton, IT. Jago, Cuba
Bngs-Meredes Kohl Cufuego; soeeto Romano Oe ot or
sesrasS. Barton Palmer Stanford MARY Augusta Lord VII.
mngtOn, Henry Merritt GAlyesoni IT, '" bneA' Aah' Hs"
Haven
ARRIVED.
g..mship Celia Oesde Lonou snd Hayre Feb Y moe sa s'
ssashp Herman Livingston. Cbeesnan Savannah ade snu
T.S jobtnnA Mare s. dATs muse and pass
Bar Bidxel, Baker Autserp 8a ia's nlse'
Havana u DAYS sugar ana Iooaee"
p.rk N,ufs isrA0rc. Palermo % Ca g. ifulL
Rs Goyspn Lon. .obsrdo Nov s. via Naples Nov 20
Rsth sssadshoc Carlton Mataurss 70 days mols'se'
BTis Cufaco LoekhAn Cnracoa lB dars oodi hdts &C
Brie Ponyer, Handy Palermo 81 days, fruit
big Bogota, Ross Aspinwsl ~ days, udse.
Brig Atlas. Mitchell. Havana Is DAYS, sugar
Brig Minnehsba, Irviug, Havana q DAYS. noiasses
Rrs 4. Warren. Herman MAlnRas ~ days, mOlassea
Brig Turu Thomson, hsyagser r. daya sugar and
RE- r NJ He,len Jones Trinidad IS days sugar
SehI Congress YORK. Pierre Mart IS days Len PERI
sehr. Adie l. Cutler. for New.lork in days
Sehr Star Of the East Saue. Palermo 81 dsys fruit
sehr ROYAL Arch, Hawkins, Palermo - days, fraiI
sehr Argus Bye, Thompsnu, Sagna IL dars sugar.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros 5-A strsmsh ps Lawrence, Baltnerei 0ls0
New.York harks Daniel Webster Mena Josephine buenos
Ayres; brig Hazard Me,-ioa schr Bnsrgy, NeH-Iork.
FoRTREs MONROE, March l5Auvei, bark Cneket from
RIO Gr Baltimore Ger from Rio for orders Passed in for Ba
Cocouda from LyerpOo brig NareA days rom Cana
rieni schr. Traveller, Cuba
ouHESsrowN l5The Cunsrd freight steamship TAt,
from NewYork March sVd At on her Liverpool
soUrHA March he steamship Main from keufOrk and
GLASGOW lSTbe steamship hdA, from New YORK. arrived
here yesterday.
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n4SSE,IC FES 1RPIHEn

FROM LONDON-n steamship Celia March l9-kita Ss6en lsF
bsa N.bett Amelia B~ley CbGA hhem0re, Samuel Iuesy,
Een 1uckeT samuel Bsi VIM j. Dayds Annie c. Davids Jas
Andrews, ChsG A. Hrrder A.. ,,,,s
FROM SAyANNAHIn steamship Hern'n Lyngston hiee & ie
Mr., aud Miss Barkey Mrs b. Suith Ms = \ hco MIS- SsIk
Ms Nan Miss Aary Court ThonAs Turner Thomas smt
John Bodeek j. shuder R. l. Rohiusoa L. MELVILLE ShAIea
Msrro n Ianvelt Stanford. Barry, d. hnier B. brown,
M Heyer John Suysn As Andrews, g. Address, and "ihaa
A. lrtE
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Cns ana striving this port are requested 70
deliver addressed NevYork Associated Press only tc
persons exhibiting the written authority OF j. W snonton Osasr
Arut News racssgsa Journal Of Como Itaes TRsuss
Woyd S ETpr Evening Post Commercial tdverftsr sac.
Zeiung Yorkr Journal and NsO Yorker Dnoa 'ooaa as'
be delivered only 10 the persons
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Fort -@laroru's Eutirr.

ESw.YoRE,
PoRr.wARDKNs OTyIoR No 70 wnlanst
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
~ ssetos Of tie Act passed Agu H. 1851 entitled Aste
the Port Of NeW YORK." 10 al
Of he subject matter OF inquiry,
survey following under
examinations u4
s1ecseBG notice beard saA
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S2ltooinq Caros, &t

AT WIN. EVERDELL" SONS, No. 104 Full
hshed 1851
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Smusrmtnts.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC. -
DiNhf LAST wKEK Bur ONE oP rae sEAsoS.
THIS TUESDAY. MARCH l6
KELLOGG.
EXTRA NIGHT.
FAREWELL BESEPIr OF
MISS G. l.. KELLOGG.
FAUST,
With the Siar
TO.M0RRoW WEDNESDAY, MARCH II
18TH SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT
LAST NIGHT OF THE
U TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS ~
~ PROPHETE, IA
q prophetic. a
~ PROPHETIC. -
MADAME LA GRAN q GI....As......Fl
Together with Miss McCULLOCH BOETTI, AETOSUCCI'
KCRRASED CHORUS. ORCHESTRA. MILITARY BANDS
ESW DRESSES snd SCENERY.
GRAND BALLEE
SKATING CARNIVAL Bl MEMBERS OF
TIE EEWl0kk SkAllAG AhSOSlAllOH'
ETC., ETC., etc.
FRIDAY. MARCH 49,
GRAND MOZART REVIVAL,
DON VANNI.
SATURDAY. MARCH 70.
GRAND MATINEE.
GRAND BAL DOPBRA, EASTER TUHsDAY. -- AAkCh ~
NNAVERLEY THEATER,
w No 10 Broadway. opposite NewYoTk Hotel
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE
ELISE HOLT. .-..
WALLS EMILY Pat. MARY PITT. LlChbiih
ENGLISH MINNIE JACKSON, BETTY RlGL, BOhGlA MD
BURLESOUE JAMES LEWIS G. 2. PARSLOE lr,I AND
TROUPE GEO. ATKtNS BELViLb RYAN, FARCE
lE. COLEMAN. FANNY rREsfi6B-l
Doors Brohce orea sto Admission eoeens
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Cuan St,amtrs,

VkAaN
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
IL UNITED STATES asi BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COAPAhL
Rsguir Mail seamsrl "a Ing ea she 9ll Of svery month
MISSISSIPPI, Capt SLOCus March II
MERRIMACR. Csut WIKI. April -.
SOUTH AMERICA, Capt TisKLEPArGH An -
There splendid steamers sail schedule me ard ea AZ 81 Iho
Para Bsba and Rio De Juero going and returning For
suaGgtnsuis Of freight or passage. sppy
WM X GARRIS0N Agent. No. Boulingresn.
NOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA PORTS.
Il TIN NETWORK AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP COM
PAEY's sti.cisss side Wheel steamship
JAMES ADGBR, Cart T. Lockwood TUESDAY March 10,
st9 p M sailing from Pier No. North River
Superior heeomHol {iOus Ilr passengers .
Through Piiisnser Tickets aud Bills of Ladug usd 10 All ron
South South IN With Ihs Souh CA0aA kArosd
and with steamers 20 Florida ports
Goods forwarded free u commission.
Bills OF Lsiiug furnished apd signed o n the pier.
~ by Ibs line oHe half per cent.
The CHAMPION will follow. sail SATURDAY. March 20
Forf ffei ght passage apply 10
HENRY X. MORGAN Co. Agents, No. 20 BroadUaY
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Matbnrrp.

CTEAM ENGINE for iSALE.-A 100 horse
speue cylinder hoers l5Oborse power and an
tbe sLsfng pus hangers and heg Of gs mandatory Toe
.sa App 10 CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ No. 3j3 East Fihdtt
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MnNn,rs WEATHER REPoRr-s.a

NINIATURB ALMANAC -
su5 e:ll 6;03l Moon su''''''' VIZ
49,
ssrd, Hook. es Cows saudl0:5 Hell Gas''''''l'I'
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4 GERMAN, middle-aged man, wishes en-
~ rovreut COACHMAN With the reference Address
l. IOiiEN NINC No a24 fiub.st ~. Y.
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TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL IIR CROMWELL LINZ
s,s,u,hp. ns vii svs Pier M SorA River ososf
. NJ. q fJiioss:
GEO. MASHiNG1O Oh. NAilkpAf, March H.
Frsgh tskta for 81 Louis Mobile Ial Gairu'oH 81 hssEh
rates
F.r Ptssge tarst and second eli,s Prsrbt IpplTs
II. b. CROMWELL, q Co. No Sc Wsitst
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Grathtrs.

V'EACHERS expecting positions for Spring
Tern. troash AMEGGCAS SCHOOL INSTITUTE should sgYJ
'0' j " SCIE.A,ERuoES, No Il Boutsi
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Siiaaiions UIantrN -I0alfs.

A YOUNG MAN wants a situation as GROOM;
- eer,try preeusdi be well recommended Address NJ
Irtu
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A YOUNG Man desires a position as WAlTEH
y evening" where make himself generally useful Has ha
experience au give go reference Address RICHARD FISHER
No lql Alentt
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$tttur,s anS yllt,tinss.

MONTHLY MEETING Western Branch
vi Young Chst Association, No 235 Andonst TIL
EVENING at o'clock. Public invited.
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S1roitssioual gutitts.


n d. HAMMOND. NJ d., the Specialist, has
J. RETURNED from France Ohce ard Redruce No - fueih-
, between second sad ThrtaVeS send ioT particulars
nR. f.. B. FOOTE, author of Medical Com
mon Sense consulted person. or by letter 30 bic ohts,
No l2O Lerugoaaye Of Ka GhsL oAes hoar
nom 10 q. a.. t' D. IN. tousultIuon free.
IRRITABLE BLADDER, caused by Piles,
structure s uut durability; Golaent identity of r~ptonS of
Lecture 10 hi, sarue Case by EbNARD d.
DIXON NJ d. Editor Of Tie Scspe Rec No s. reos - ee1 70
Ior No 3l1 to aad 80 o. e'sriEs At
No. ~ Fifh
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Local Agents for The Democrat.

Who are authorized to receipt for money.
IN Lovejov Albany y. q. Hubbard, Hiram.
Slv,aas Poor, Andovcr. w. Bickncl, Hartford
A. Poster Jr. Bethel. John p Hobbs, Lowell.
Or Lapham, Bryaat's Z. Henry W. Park, Mexico.
Eli II. Rcsn, BrOWudeld. Geo. H. Brown, Mason
W Cummings, Bgckdeld- Henry Upton, Norway.
4. 4. Holt. Canton. Orin Poster, NevTy.
IsolsterS " right pXd'd y. :. Wymsn, Peru.
David Sewail, +. SamRer "a. Abbott, Jr-, n. Hanf'd
y ShiTiry, Fryebnrg. J. g. Rich, Upton.
H. H. Crockett, Il reenw'i N. II. Chandler, w. Sum r
A x knapp, Hanover. Jas. VI. Shaw, Waterford.
H. saunders, Sscden.
Travelling Agent, Rev. = W. Pisces.
SabScriberS can tell, BY examining the cOlcred
sltp attached 20 their paper, the amount due, and
those wishiRS 20 avail themselves OF the advanced
payments. can send - by mail or hand to the
nearest a-cnt. s.Sept. /, '6S " che slip, means
the paper is paid tOr, - that date. When money Is
sent care should be taken TO examine the slip and n
the money l. not credited w;thia two weeks, We
should be apprised OF it.
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4 Manly Temper.
residences

Horace Bushnell. in one Of his essays
gives the following forcible description oi
the man who had learned to comprehend
and control his own weaknesses and vari-
ations of mind. And what true man har
not done SOP
Now wise man is one who under
stands himself well enough to make du.
allowances for such insane moods and VA
rielies, ne ver concluding Il thing is thus and
th because Just now it bears that look ;
waiting often 10 see what sleep or walk,
or cool revision, or perhaps consider.
able turn of repentance will do. He does
not slash upon man or subject from n
point of q just now rising temper. He
maintains q noble candor, by waiting
sometimes tor a gentler spirit and bet
ter sense OF truth. lie is never intolerant
of other mems judgments, because he is
little distrustful OF his own. lie restraints
the dislikes OF prejudice, because he has a
prejudice against his dislikes. His re
sentiments are soltcned by his condemna'
ton OF himself. Ills dspressions do not
crush him, because he has sometimes
seen tho sun, and believes he may sac il
again. He reviscs h.s opinions readily,
because he has right, he thinks, 10 bet
ter opinions if he can find thew. lie holds
fast sound opinions, lest his moodiress III
change should take all truth away. And
II his insane thinking appears To be top
ping him down tine gGif OF skspticisni
he recorers himself by jast raising TIE
question, whether II more sane way %.
thinking might not think differently =
man who is duly aware OF hi, owntsisten
tered faculty, makes a life how different
FROM one who acts as ii he were inialli
Bile. and had nothing to do but just to lei
himself be pronounced"
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C0,lSHla Dti0H.

The point OF apex Of the lungs coming
up, as it does, nearly TO the top Of the
shoulder, is Of course exposed tn nj! the
changes consequent on wearing low
necked dresses, exposing it almost directly
TO the cold, and then perhaps, within
few moments. covering it with thick furs :
thus at one time repelling the blood from
the delicate structure by the contraction
produced by the cold, and then suddediy
inviting it by tho expansion induced by
heat.
At one time ofcourse this part Of the
lung is shrivclled. so that very little blood
is permitted to enter it, and at another,
heated and expanded so thatit is cngerged
with blood; and that these changes do
have an effect, is shown by the fact tha!
next to the thin edges. which arc affected
from causes before explained, these upper
points ofthc lungs are always the first TO
become diseased in ladies, while in
gentlemen. who usually keepthesc points
covered. they are not moro often found
diseased than other parts. Another diff
Guilty in curing the lungs. when diseased,
is eating too much carbonaceous food.
All the solid tissues, 10 acquire their
health and strength, or to have ecupers-
tive powers to resist and overcome dis
ease, must be supplied with nitrogenous
food, in right proportions. constantly;
but living as we do, and bringing up our
children on too concentrated carbona-
ceous food. as l have alcady explained.
all the solid tissues become weakened,
and with them, of course, the membra-
nous framework of the lungs; and this
same carbonaceous food, furnishing as it
does more work for the lungs in dispos.
ing of this extra carbon. oyerheats them,
and renders them more liable to infiam.
matory disease, and also, by diminishing
their rccuperstive power. renders them
less able to resist the encroachments oft;