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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-05

JAQUEss, HUDsPETH & Co.'s NEW
SToRE.-Messrs. Jaquess, Hudspeth
! Co. have just finished moving into
their new store, No. 80 North First
Street. and arc nov in possession of o
building that viii give them ample
room for their large and increasing
trade.
Their new store is stocked through
out with very conplete assortment
Of all the multifarious articles that
go to make up a wholesale stock of
dry goods and notions, which in
cludes everything from mearschaum
pipes to MORE antique dress patterns.
through all the various grades. kinds
and qualities of woolens, linens, cot
tons, ealicos, ribbons, silks, laces. and
a multitude Of little indisoriba bles
that to ladies are indispensable, and
20 to make up the stock In trade of a
country store.
Eighteen years ago Mr.. j. s. ia
guess commenced business in the
place Just vacated, and recognizing
the truth Of the proYerb that "A roll
ing stone gathers no moss" he re-
manned in it until to remove seemed
almost like abandoning a long cher
ished holce.
The large stock with which the new
store is filed will receive large add.
lions shortly from the East, where Mr..
j s. Jaquess has gone to make pur-
chases. when the house OF Jaquess.
Hudspeth & Co. will be one of the
most complete in the West.
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Umpire-H. z. Peck, EXCELSIOR B. B. {.
scorer-Ed. f. Wheeler, Jr.; E. L. Hat
field.
Time of Cameo hours % minutes.
Left on Bases Riversides, 81 Washing
tons, 4.
Clear Home Runs-McCrIskin, l.
Fly Catches-Riversides, l0i Washing
tons, IA.
Foul Bound Catches--RIversides 81;
Washtngtons, /.
Out on Washingtous, /.
Bases on Called Balls tversides, 3.
Put out on Bases-Riversides, ID; Wash
ingtous, Il.
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Memphis Market.

by Telegraph MEMPHIS, August 4.
CorToN-Dull and unchanged; receipts 20
bales; exports is bales.
FLoUR-Unchangsd
CoRN-0JaSSc.
OATs-50c.
HAY-s20d23 60.
RRAN-S so.
PoRK-g32 %.
LARD-I7z9I9c.
ID con- Quiet; shoulders l51&, and sides
1870.
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New Orleans Market.

BY telegraph NEW ORLEANS, August 4.
CoTToS-DuII and unchanged; middlings
17HGl7szc; sales 400 bales; receipt l33 DalesS
exports ZIG bales; stock 43O95.
CoRE-Firmer; mixed 81 %; White VI ~.
OATs-56460c.
BRAN-gi0O.
LAbD-Firm; tierce l71<ci keg l9c.
other articles unchanged.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT Payne, of
Memphis, Tennessee, step father of
DR.. H. w. Cloud, Of this city, is
spending few days visiting the Doc
tor in this city. Capt. Payne is well
known river captain, whose jolly
good humour and genuine suavity
betray his profession.
A. A. S8ope, Esq, of Indianapolis,
hero of the Hero fruit jar. Is in the
city making arrangements with
Messrs. Mark Warren & Co. to pre-
serve the country with their jar.
Clay Stinson, of the Hancock
House, Henderson, was visible in the
city for a couple Of days back, no
doubt to satisfy natural longing to
revisit the home of his youth.
Col. Newcomb and Major Wales, Of
the Locust Grove Coal MiBcs, were
in the city last night.
Capt. Wartman, of Rockport, IS in
the city on business connected with
the revenue department.
Joseph Gordon, General Agent for
Mathews Patent Renewable Memo
randum Book, Of New Albany, gave
us a cali yesterday. He is trying to
introduce this very convenient mem
orandum book into this city.
Mr.. A. 0. Russell, Of the fir N Of
Russell, Morgan & Co., proprietors of
the Job Printing Ohce, Cincinnati,
is in the city. on a tour of observa-
ton. He viii probably extend bis
trip to Cairo, as he is anxious 10 test
the abilities of the Idlewild.
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GOLD PENS
At the Journal 0ffiCe.
Choice store Boom for Rent.

The fine four story store room in
Fosters Block, on First Street, ad-
joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September l.
Apply to JOHN w. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. je24-tf
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HowE's SEWING MACHINE--The
Office for the sale of Howe's Sewing
Machines has been removed to Dan
nettell q Duhme's Hat and Cap Store,
No. 81 Main Street. jy29 1w
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ToBAcoo SALE.-Messrs. Martin.
Gardner & Co., will sell nice lot of
tobacco at the Evansville Warehouse
at the usual hour to-day.
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Ter YoFR DIV GOods Markef.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. August 4.
DRY GooDS-Market still inactive, and
we have only to notice a reduction in the
price of GIeDbrook Al bIeached muslins
from 91<c TO SIC. Wooden shawls being
opened in great variety, but prices do not
year ago.
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Eew York Cola aud STOCK H. rke


MoNEY-Easy at 395c on call.
STERLING-Duli and unchanged.
GoLD-Sleady opened at &c, fell to 2l5z
on sale of two million Tor German firm,
rallied To &c, fell to 2I5S ana closed st 2l5f
M2i51 Carrying rates 4 per cent to nat
CIearances S4,0C0,Ut0. Exports 81 .6l5,66l.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the purchases
by German bankers, aud steady.
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B@- For BLACK WORKS and PlMPLES
on the face, use Pe7Ty's C0nseGLogs o4ad PM
pie Remedy. prepared only by Df. b. T..
PERRY, 10 Bond Street, New YorA. Sold
everywhere. The trade supplied by whole
sale medicine dealers. Inol7 dape SpN
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RI T. G. BridweIl & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. Brushes,
SC. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rock bridge Al1m Waters.
ie17-tf
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REPUBLICAN, NOMiyATIONS
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN NOaliNATIONS.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
FoR SECRETARY OF STATE.
MAX. f. A. HOFFMAN,
OF Cass County.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE.
JOHN D. EVANS,
OF Marion County.
FOR TREAsURER OF STATE.
ROBERT II. MILROY.
OF Carroll County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
NELSON TRUSLER,
ofFayette County.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC ISsFRTC-
TON.
BARNABAS g. HOBBS,
or Wayne County.
FOR JUDGES CT SUPREME CoUET.
FIRST DISTRICT.
ANDREW L. OSBORNE,
OF Laporte County.
SECOND DISTRICT.
JEHU T. ELLIOTT,
OF Henry County.
THIRD DISTRICT,
CHARLES A. RAY,
OF Marion County.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
ROBERT c. GREGORY,
or Tippecanoe County.
C3NGRESs I0N4L MOTIVATION.
FOR CONGRESS.
CAPT. Il. CLAY COOLING,
o. Vanderburgh County.
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MOVES CIRCUS. - Messrs. Noyes
and Meyers are still in the city ar
ranging for their circus, which all
who witnessed it when here last year
know is a first rate exhibition, in
which more than usual talent is en-.
ployed.
Those who have seen Mrs. Moves
on her Arabian stallion, D'Jalma,
pronounce her acting one of the most
brilliant pieces of cquestrianism ever
witnessed, while the grace and daring
Of Millio Tournour-whom the Union
is mistaken in supposing to be a
daughter of Iour4dire. the equestrian
are astonishing to an unusual de-
gree.
Master Wooda Cook, although yet
q boy, has attained such perfection
as daring equestrian as bids fair to
make his reputation world wide by
the time ne attains his majority.
Mr.. Noyes says that the statement
that he has chartered the West Wind
or any other steamer is an error and
that he does not think he will 40 80
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Husanito Bar Frames.

Armstrong; patent is the best. /
have also large lot of the Umbrella
style on hand. G. ARMSTRONG.
81, SO and II Main Street, Evans
vile, Ind. july15-tf.
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corrected TIme Table, June II.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1870
CIT NE w s !.
The Weather.

The following is the thermometer
range for yesterday:
Sc
9 A1I..........-..........56o
NOon....... .....o4
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New BRIDaE.-The County Com.
missioners yesterday visited Rim
Grass Creek, in Centre Townsbin
and selected site for a new bridge
to take the place of one that was
swept away some time ago. The
place determined upon is about two
miles from Hooker's School. and will
make new country road necessary.
for which viewers have been appoint
ed, the present road leading to the
place being insufficient.
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SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.
DIsTRICF EXECUTIVE COMKTrTEE

DaViess-DR- W. A. HORRALL.
knox-GEN. LAZ. NOBLE.
Pike-GO0DLteT MORGAN.
Gtbson-CAPT. r. NJ. J. MILLER.
Posey-W. M. HOG6ATT.
Warrick-DR. w. l.. BAKER
Spencer-L- \. GILKEY.
Perry-JOHN HUCKEBY.
Vanderburg h-WILLIA Il BAKER.
:" CAPT. E3 FINGER
+" JAMES Il. McNEELY
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JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS.

JUDGE FIFTEENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
ISAAC 8. MOORE.
or Warrick County.
PROSECUTOR FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR
CUT,
CURRAN a. DEBRULER,
OfSpencer County.
PROSECUTOR FIRST COMMON PLEAS DIS
TRTCr.
GALEN L. SPENCER,
. or Warrick County.
JUDGE THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
j. w. BURTON.
or Davtess County.
PROSECUTOR THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
W. PUETF.
OF Daviess County.
PROSECUTOR SECOND DISTRICT,
F. B. POSEY,
or Pike County.
SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.
wARRIcK AND SPENCER COUNTIES.
MAJOR E. a. BAKER,
OF WsrrIclk County.
GIBSON AND PosEY COUNTIES.
CAPT. d. F. EMBREE,
OF Gibson County.
KNOX AND DAVIES COUNTIES.
GEN. LAZ. NOBLE,
OF Knox County.
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O9NGREs, ION4LK0HI4ATIOx.

FOR CONGRESS.
CAPT. II. CLAY COOLING,
OF Vanderburgh County.
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Employment Of Women.

FFo1I ne Providence Journal. rs.ri
Amidst opposition, most Of It unreaSona'
be, and EidfCnle, SOulG Of 1t deserved, me
clSilns, Of womenlto0 larger participation.
In Tie business Of life, to other modes OF
earning an honorable livelihood, are
gradually becoming recognized and We gee
Y0lnenytRithout surprise, In poSl1onS
which have, hitherto been Eegarde4 rs
belonging exclusively 10 men, We may
laugh ut Some Of the prctCnslOns made ~
their behalf, and may, DO shocked at tie
mode H. which sOmer0C their advocates
,luscx themselves, but tho genera m9ye;i
'hletlt IN tho direction Of What ts called
Iwoinehs rights, has accomplished much
good! ID 1t has given 20 women a better
sense Of self reltanQe-;it maybe Objected
that occasionally, they hRye, p lhtttEe 900
much Of tit IDS opened q, them new aver
tih8bGaSsfilh has bfOIgh them better
Wactsinuldm 0ytmcHtsyL and made them
bqttcrd acquainted with others COR which
ties, arc, Us well fitted, Il Is adding to the
sum oftkG general industry, aiid i Is civ.
ing tIIBEldGl proceeds 10 those who most
need them, and undoubtedly make tliebest
use Of Them, The wages qt"w99yHIen ARE
not spcut In grOggCrlrs,0r In plIllarQ sa'
lions. "a little Iiore' tihery than p necesf
sbfSIlsshnalE blAnig 1N;t them for that ahittI4
blefveakness-7f results lf0Wftleir imprbva
cd condition, but, tue. bulk of their G1r1l'
'ihFs EoCs 10 improve and ,,ad0rn their
homes to give them and Those dependent
uponi tlIQin better means Of euucatlOn: and
hottor ittinr fOr lD.fntnra hefOre them,
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Movement, IN & old and Bonds.

ES.,,. ~. Tur.f.,,,u TI,..IL, of,,asIsFsf01, Z
IRON ne C'net""an '0as'HGe SeSsI"ay' =. :.
financial matters ~ Lonuon, OF " lea W
slch reports rs We get rom tleEe' a le ~. no
longer an indicator q me success O. lls
Prnssian ~, armies. lne bankoI Eng gsnl
reuucea us tsves 9! 9lSeplnI t9'uay , nTnl
70 per cSgI', Whlch WQnlu I! nSioa =,
have me tenugnCy 70 auvanec Lae LicS "
Unlled Sutes Dollus ~ ,Enas MAEKGt Inus
90 tho contrary, w Ah9 W.! !ney. oeyll M
Cd heavily. IAe w 4sE leSS "s SE9g !;
not adverse 70 !nS E,da ~ 1oS SISs Il
cannot DC t39t W1lcI gus oons u .S,,o, !,
we lookIptENsW. 1oESS ~ H. ,o"its4 eony
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nn tha I'm inl,..lho evening, q large

OK the 1lth, In. The evening a large
meteor passed oyer Concord, n: H.. from
tlle northwest. II exploded above tue
horizon, emitting rainbow hues In its dis
solution. Tho report Of tho explosion
was not heard fof four minutes and o hall,
bvlwatch, aiterward. It was seen as fat
north as. Montpelier, Vt. and eyen'to tho
Maine border. l. ..rHlNi va 7 DIM
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! Tue Row. Dir. DouthIt, n Unitarian
preacher in Southern Illinois, who Is said
70 be d fac siMt5 o. Abraham Lincoln II
ii face and form, limb, feature, and word
breaches In two societies twenty mllel
apart, edits a weekly paper, carries 6N
ssaB$ ess s6bs slBs sSsG t2Ibss S5 AAse
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AlMfii. kn6wdEI6iR R79ftff 6[Hdi6h bad

a horse that always stopped and refused
% ct6s5 TIE miildam bridge leading out q
the city, No whipping 40 Urging would
indice him to cross without stopping, 80
he, advertised him SHSTo bel sold, for! NJ
other reasonithan that the owner wants Y
g6-6Gt Of town" '.i"A
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Tnn product Of pins in Connecticut L
estimated 70 lbe 1870 100000 annually,
Ono Of the great questions OF. the day d
where do all these pins got Whoeyrl
solves It will please "suck q pin there"
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ErnIttteIEfqefrf31.
A DINNER AND 4 KISS.

NO A DINNER AND A KISS
} u ipmsI,. .lH-ii.3iR aai75S
+. ~ hayo brought you dinner; father h
The blAckSmilh's daughter said,
Az shO took nom her arm the kettle
'..fis tAnd llftOd itSBlinlng lllI
'tThGrO is not any plo Or pudding, r
80 pleo viii give You this, W, ="
,g And upon hls toIl.WTn forehead i 70.
'''.'" she Ten tho childish kiss, .r.r,,.t
'0'' The biI blacksmith took of Ills apron,
,nprdlAnd dInOdln happy mood b92'i"
Wondering much ii the SaVor al. rI,
q " Hid In his humble food; ~
,tI, 3, While all ,AbOut him were HlhlohS ID n
Full Of prophetic bliss; t.,,.
~" But he never thought oHmAgic 'hH
,Ip biz little dAughters ksAIHHs; .Iunt,
While she with her kettle gWingl1g,. q
McErily trudged GWAy,
Stopping at ight of-a squirrel,
,-,. Catching some wild birds Ay:
And Ithogght how many q shadow d,
y.,l, iNOf liCG0nd Iate we must nllsS. 'a'f''
a., II RlwayO our frugal dinners ,, % -,
| iIlGIi We're seasoned With kiss. '.'''
ID i. |.Fa
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= a lad ,Gnlwlrtl ,into.a gar,rhogshead,
aud Ills characterization was, "Oh, for q
thousand tongues" j. E9793Hc !
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MoYEWEyTa,oE TIE. ElIPEROR.

The Emperor Quilted CoutcelleS last
night, and goes to, BEING, in the Canton Of
1S6eins. - ~ sstetJay ytlie' lnpertql head
quarters we're at Chalons. rAdviccs from
MOntmedY 10 the 2lst say five hundred
Prussian cavalry. Cut the. RAILROAD Au.
tun.. 70 aa7gdsiiI4 1ol aaI'eef" Cr'li IIlR
1i sPE bbn a + NE work, Of machine
which is expectedstoe dotaway,wth pen
manshlp, by substituting, printing fol
Whiting, arc IN circulation. TITS describi
cd, as an instrument 81! small size. suitable
to be'setu pon'a table, to be "operatea''
Eby-playing supOn-.keYs somewhat like
those Of spiano. The specimens, though
by no means elegant, indicate that. Che
working Of til, ' mIiiGacfinnc VII produce some
sort Of acoPS"I bHAa tbouglfas yet it i
allin capitals, Is irregular in spacing, and
il Otherwise defective The speed OF ex'
ecution Is said tote gr6atbS than that o.
ordinary handwriting; .r s,..s.,
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! !. :. - L.0NpoN, ANg. ~

ss.,s. ;;SiiS;ots, w n5rid "Sh 'i"''S |,
h T,jSGa Ei,1y.o ct9,g vg1enn1i lie
d. aS IS S'S SSa prTSs1i.a iIThe RpiGi.
0GS " ~, ,No"tTT,ntiIr ismTI6
~ S'sa.ntod Il, Iho Observation-Disclosures IF
u X \, :! y y Il rc5s tI,c ina IN 6ne
Ia ~ !1S9 ~! ~ !RsItfhM Riff be
S1IM ,,stSd ~ AofSSIinfJ bSTSaiEraItwft
supIDoft ~ III ucle'i Ns nS S"' y"
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Z PRINCE sGLN.sXLM KILLED: WI

20 81 ~ M 5di' LONDON, 40 s $. 2
Prince sRint:shim, Who III was y MADE Ma.
ioFin the Guard for services in the Amer
lean and Mexican Surs, was killed IN the
battle ord 18th at 'GfAvelotte 10"
.,za ENGLAND EDfBEIardSE' Ill .
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DR., JOhnsOn has discovered the most Certain,
SPEEDY, and only EdtctnAl Remedy In the World
for Weakness OF tho Back OF Limbs, sGlct dfes'
Affections Ofth0 kidneys and Bladder lnvolun'
,tary. Discharges, Tmp0tbGey, General pebili
NcFypRsnes9 pyel'ep9lA, Langu9F, ;Lqy splttts,
COutGkl0H. dt NRtnS, PRlpltAtiOhl o. die Aeart,
TimlditJ{ bling, DllnhGSs ~ khE Gid
dimes, :DiReAa9 Of tho Head tFhtOat0 Nose or
'HIdn, Affections Of tho Liver, luDgS 4t0thAth OF
BowGlS=tb4se Terrible, DIsQrilerS rlrigiRg nom
Solitary Habits l6f lE0ath- S6Cttt and 50 tary
cong Of SyrvnS 70 the hMrinuFs Of UlyEag, b,lEht-
Ing tlSIe mODt brilliant hOpes OF authorizations,
Rendering pRFrlAH6 &c luDOesiblg, iiHI
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AddttionalNeWs OF Ann's at,' N 'i!5'
F'0m or eteaa"g's 9fiv''e''day.',lI ". y
~ pMOYEMENTs oE1McMAHoN's coRFs'i j
SOsolGt oiLss ,TfI6mauI11lu vi Lprqaa9i :,
.r III, LONDON, August IS. :
% r r., ma, y. srociai rorresnondent from
t,,Io;as r T,'cvJo o lands verv. m1nortani
d suei' ;;oS,t NJ tsrSS mSScnents Wllich
n ..n. ee W.; nST " AZ. tsIHTrGed YES.
, Wei NV oS,on;n", Ire r,Isc aIjot, ono
i,,"5yoS ord 31vtLos,ssnJ .troons in and
nSnu. Pbains .,;ydaUF SfGSInbon oDurinG
~ Mn, ai tI,o,: ho~an to move townr3
~ a ng an SS! H. St;lt SoyEng IN tint di.
soo,' S Sh SaaS z, K HIdfn viii ia an.
ttsoiV. 6,o n,;otSJf Tbe1itSkctIS road "a
9oiiSoI H sn5 Mcnia,[ Int oven lie oiIicers
Ie. .. any, s,.o Nntv e ti,i min tIIat
IE nS; AVT "a what a eI|ey ere aljoui
9 D.;n 10 ts,o tho +wC armies will s0bn
S ot;nitS5 y naSoitc 4 n TeIneorted at head.
9 ~ esC - To-; sSS4 Sbi5IaSt ibS ey;.
dusttS,s ~, ~ Gt mn ifIe ;Siiid until the
SIX S G Ga cn',IT aSn'hiIate thems lhis after.
on,, az ,,o S S;Sa,.oi, IVEich BEGAN
!lVon VIZ ~ .-' i:Ii..'- 4: q, S, 81,
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- t,'''' ~ ''.,,',,I h LONDON, August %. )
We .haye,a story Ola conflict near
Nouelyit, nine miles from Metz, Monday
with advantage p the French, but can;
not vouch for it military opinion here is
that Mcmahon and the Grown Prince arc
moving on parallel lines and srpanegEcr-
ing for, 4 position, and that Bazaipe Is 10
Communication With McSIAhon. a.
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,,iFE"- HG.N+gI 1!iW itfhhis, august ~
IA dispatch from Rheims; iOf the; 2Sdl
says it. was supposed the armies O. 9lc:
Mahon and Bazaine had effected q juno.
ton, and, Supported by the Quadrllateral
composed Of the fortresses Of AIontmedyl
Verdun, Thionville md Metz, would avail
an attack. 1t was not, expected any I'M
portant engagement would occur within
two days. Fa0 "'h '''- =.,
spFelal 10 t6s' World 1iy''"HI.y.I ~ w
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THE ONLY, PLACE, W1ERE "A CHRlJE CAN
!. LIlI.LiIiF BE O9TAINRD.h n"

E0taoII0 shed 40 . HDtUB9 I8gIl
.nI$a,! .9s.I QuackeEy. asspE
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reflect that sound mind aid Qi0dS Ore his Most
necessary requisites: TO promote eQHuuhIal happl-
ness. Indeed, without These tho Journey through
R6ar 9se 9nfRsns Is u. sSS S 5S Bsee9es
shadoH6d With despair aud 1llOf Hitb1 tie mel.
SSnSlS 5op D.g ia q, hsRPhleEsa AedlhcF
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4 tfl. f',dy a DR,-J0aEs0Nl 10 10ii,hj-l
Member Of ths Royal College 0fis1FgeoaS, Lon
don, Graduate OF OReloE &het most eminent Col.
Igsgs ~ the, United IS and tho greater part
0f whose He has boon pept lhl Tie hospitals Of
London Paris, Phil4dGlp Aial ap alSpTtrTe, mas
effected SONS qL lle most ast9psh.1 e9rcg that
wGFe ever kloWI Many tk9NblpttN IN ElUgtng III
The head and ears. WleRI setlA WI Etal IHN0lIs.
IK4A, bElJg allrtet NJ ,uhddHBu WV obs lISlinl
IlGsS Tig ltfrQlhali bluslIlng, ,atNsIusVd sonle-
GIngN VI ID arrangement UI mind WeruegRsd In
INcuufCly,I l,,t,, I.5,,pt-n,t Al ,ins SfJIg Jl'f
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~, MnEELlNoi August g.

Melted ut not being noticed by the Ex-
aminers, :.Public" comes out IN your ex-
lcellent paper this morning, in another ar;
EticiEfn which lie reiteratcs the former
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srcSiaho5na'ss t esntirI'e5 command left Rheims
on Monday morning ii.thc direction o.
Paris. Paris Is greatly excited; and a ter
rife, battle is hourly expectedsii sn4H +
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Additional News Or ThaTSday Night
F,uuI our ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 's.g
81 MOVEMENTS oEAtrMAHoN's CoRPsi
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- IT,1r,, ~, YOUNG MENJT UOEJ.
6ipec6hY ,t.WIo have become the tiGttt3s 81 Soil
Try VICS, thHt dreadful and destructive; habit
which annually S1VdkRsi 10 an GuhtinIely Yrav0
tliOdUhRdS Of iI6ung Men VI the mOGt UxtGllGnt
staieRtR iiaHt intG4ieCt; eotier-
Wise have uRlrapyds llSlpplnlsf eantcs with tho
Ghnudurs Of Sl04 dtlIee, d walked To ecstAcy the
living lyte, ma, call With fall conaasnESJ
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i've propose To- briefly notice these, ar.
Eticles-::set the public right on this matter
t-ntid give this, man who processes to
hold The interests ofthe public SO dear
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WNUITf Iu.Nl 7,Il4VUNW!ltEN 70 tIIlTIIJ
Who have injured themselves by q beEtain pEac-
lice, indulgGl inywhehqlOnG, aihRb1t frequently
learned from evil companions, or at ,bch00l l4he
effects of which areE nightly felt, even when
asleep; and; u not cured, fGndGrs marriage tmpOs:
sible, and destroys both mind and body, sh0nld
PP|GHISy 5 im@ t9n tSE oDo IL QG ri.
so %ss E att liz b aasa R sSu be bs
Bnatchpd, from all prospects apd Onioymcnts OF
life by the Consequences of dcytah1g from the
path 81 nature, and Indulging in certain secret
habit. Such persons mus, before contemplating
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Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
OtyIHlt beGIIty; bGtorrhitt i, p l9dliy t6Fcd.
Els WIN placer himself under tie C4lrV VI DR.. J.
Fs"'35 isa6fSsR a'S 'sgf
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OKlANIC MEAKNESS

lIgIII y4u5gg9I VuItU ll4 Iull VIGOI' toSt0t1Q -
This distressing affection, which renders life
mlSerabln and marriage impossible Is the penalty
paid by tho victims Of improper indulgGnCGS.
HOuBg IerhOna Rre too apt 10 icUmmttIG xcGASCS
lFOp not lelng aware Of tbs dreadful eOnIBguCn
Cos that may ensuG. Now, who that understands
the gpbIcctT1ll pretend TO deny that the power
IMPROPER habits than by the prudent y .B6sIdCA
being deprived Of The pleasure 0f, healthy oil.
spring, the most Sefi0u4 md dtshuctiYe Btmp.
toms II both body and mind arise. The ystUln
beCOmUS derih9Gl, the Phys Ical 9hdl Mental
Nervous IrrltAbility, Dyspepsia, nPalpfd4tiOn Of
Heart, Indigestion; G0uSttl tlOpaI Debility,
4Sd YaslinS ~ tho Frame g Cough, G9EPPsa4mpAon,