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re- THE gerry highest prize, THE
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WHY is it that SO many children die under
w the age of FIVE years? That .large pro-
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been subject of remark, and without salts
factory cause ascertained, it is certain.
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man system, from its earliest infancy; therefor
parents, especially mothers, who are more con-
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removed from the most DELICATE INFANT, by
the timoly use of
B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S vERMIFUGE.
1t is perfectly harmless, contains no Mercury,
being a
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION,
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POINTS OF EXCELLENCE. -
Beauty and Elasticity Of Stitch. Ia
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No fastening Of seams by hand and no
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Wide range Of application without
change Of adjustments. ..5
The seam retains us beasty and frm-
ness after washing and nsning. -
Besides doing all kinds Of work done
by other Sewing Machines, these Ma
chimes execute the most beautiful and
permanent Embroidery and esnanentat
work, sas ss.s......s 49, aas ss9
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T0PHYSICIANS.
Preparation Of Compound Elk
~ tract Buchu. =. ~.
The component parts faro BUCHU. LON'
LEAF, CUBEBS, JUNIPER BERRIES.

No cOupOuSO parts faro DO'|1O, AO4So
LEAF, CUBEBS, JUNIPER BERRIES.
%tH - EET.EL ~ S@gsff +
MODE or PREPARkrUN.-Bachu in vacuo.
Juniper Berries, by distilIstlon. to form fine
gin. Cubebs extracted by displacement with
spirits obtained from Juniper Berries; very lit
tie sugar is used. and small proportion Of
spirit. 1t is more Palatable than any now in
Nse: r. II
iBuchu. as prepared BY Druggists, is Of a
dark color. It is . plant that emits its fra
xr,nce: the action of fame destroys this tits
active principle), leaving dark and glutinous
decoction. Mine il the color Of Ingredients
TIE Buchu in my preparation predominates;
the smallest quantity of the other ingredients
are added, to prevent fermentation; upon IN
spection, il will be found not to be Tincture,
Is made in Pharmscopea nor is it Syrup
and therefore can be used in cases where fever
or inflammation exist In, this. you have the
knowledge Of the ingredients and tho mode Of
preparation. -A-E&> - I - -
Hopiag thatyou will favor it with trial, and
thakupon inspection it will meet with your ap-
probation.
With feeling of confidence,
~ am, very respectfully,
-4H HIT. HELMBOLD,
NIX rg Chemist axd Druggist,
Of 16 Years. Experience.
s6s + Sal kFEt3 - = :.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE FI.HrIn, n


ANOTHER ACCOUNT or THE ftHri"' BE
FORE PARIS.
NEW York, Dec. "a II ib1He oorreS-
pendent writing from Versailles ON the 81,
says: The German los was inoonsiderible.
Shells fell at a greater range than was be-
lieved the iorts could carry, reaching bevcnd
Montgomery: the whole range was $500
metres. Al Ro-ny the French made rush
at ) clock, 7. M, and surprised battalion
OF the Sevent-fr>t under heavy hire from
Briche. The French simultaneously burst
ont from Fort 81. Denis, and gunboats COM
ing down the stream swept the banks clear
of the German forces and landed their force
Ephe-nay, occupying the houses near the
river, and west of the village where the
French were in overwhelming numbers
The Germans fell back fighting and evacuated
the village. Reinforcements arriving near
St. Gratieu, the French barricadei Epernav
The Germans sent the whole Of the Fiji
tenth CORPS, Seventh-firs; and Thirty-iirst
regiments, and the Sixth battalion to retake
the village. This force advancing RAPIDLY.
the French were driven out in two hours.
The Germans los, 400 men anil thirteen
officers. Another Jespatcb from the same
corresnon,Ient saw. tb. German officers Le.
lieye that the siege NAV still extend bevond
Christmas.
THE FRENCH ARE D,scorr.Grp
by the failure Of recent sorties. especially
bv the final recap,ure Of Cbamp;cnv YES
terday.
EXCITEMENT At rorRs ovrr rxr,voR,HIE
NEWS.
LONDON. dec. "a CORRESPONDENT at
Tours telerraphs ON the 9Th tina; intense ex-
element nreva;ls bere and Urea, crowds are
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rom lii' lfiu"ii htiSaa'i ~ u.s.
THE NAMELESS DEAD.

why do YOU wall, o Wind why do you sigh, q
!, il rInoT>e FOR ship gone down. with this Ptile>>
shore the lee
Moan, moan, moan
In the desolaie night and alone
All what is the tale
You would fain unyeil
In your aid, weird cries 10 me-
A gleam Of white on the shore!-'tis not the white
Of foam,
Ssr wandering sea-bird's girnmering wing, for At
night no sea-birls roam.
liz one OF the drowned-drownci
Of THE naples AFOREMENTIONED.
Last night, in the dark,
There persisted lark
On the t@lT, and twas bound for home
4 woman cold white corpse woman Young
and fair,
See the cruel storm has entwi ned with weeds the
wealth of her welterins hair;
And the little, the little hand,
Lies listles and limp on the sand.
They had bound her fast
To wreck OF a mast;
But the wild waves would no; spare.
Look, how they bound and leap--oAst themselves
far % er the shore,
Striving 10 seize their stranded prey, and carry
il of once more
Or j. il remorse or dread,
Or a longing to buryiiis dead,
That makes the surge,
On the ocean verge
50 inressInily howl and roar
Where do they list for her step? where do they look
for her face!
Where they waiting TO see her once more IN the
Old familiar face
Dead, dead, dead.
In vain will their tears he shed,
For not one OF them all,
Alas viii fall
pu tL.ti l-Jsunl' marble grace.
Why do you sigh, - sea- why d" y"G wall! %
Wind?
Why do you murmuI, IN mouFniuI tune IKE
things with human mind
Wall, wall, wall,
Auiculate ocean and -aic
For the lovelness rare
- Ialiid and fair,
You slew in your fury blind
I1fUs lear her away 10 grave m the 'hutoh-
wards calm green breast,
Where lin, sound OF the wind and waves IN striie
may never her peace modest,
Though We cannot carve her name,
she will >lumhcT all the same;
And the vild-rose bloom
shall cover her tomb
AMI she shall have Periei.rest'
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ouacked at Vincennes. Up to that time h<
had taken about 400 prisoners.
TELEGRAPH LINES
communicating with Orleans, gave out on
Sunday, and the lines communicating with
Tours, were cut BY the Prussian cavalry on
Monday afternoon. Communication With
Tours, partly by carriers, has been re-estab-
lished.
The Losses Of the Germans has been exag-
gerated.
MINISTER wAsHBURNE's SECRETARY
writes from Paris, that according to his in
formation, the French have been beaten al
all points but one, and the end is apparently
near at aand.
THE CAPfTULATIoN OF PARIS
within three weeks is looked for. No cases
observation are reported, although provisions
are scarce and dear.
PROMINENT MEMBERS OF THE PROVISIONAL
GOVERNMENT
are accused Of swindling, by means Of fraud
ulent contracts for arms and food.
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No such sensation has been created in the
food market during the present century, As
that occ.sioned by the introduction of the
aer sfof Of he for ~ ii may be Justly called
known aS Sea Mos Farine. II Is difficult to
tell the truth about this extraordinary article
of diet without being suspected oi exaSgera-
ton. Prepared from a marine plant which
grows spontaneously on the Irish coast, it Is
by all odds the cheapes; article of >lI-;enanoe
ever offered to the mas>es; while the dishes
prepared from it cannot he excelled, either
for nutritious properties, epic'irean flavor or
variety. The Sea Moss Farine Co., - Park
Place, who own the patent under which it i
manufactured, are doing hri>inc>> in thi,
new edible equal To that of the most extern
sive Touring establishments in the country,
and are now erecting new mills to supply
the ever-incroa>ing demand. From Il Pc.
package you can produce si,tccH quarts OF un-
StIryassable Blanc Mango, C,I-tard, Farine
Cream, Jelly or light PIddinSs. !nvalids
and convalescents find the ,liShes made from
il more delicious, digestahlc and restorative,
than any ,lainiieS Of the same clls, .lsrivablc
from ordinary sources. dec.eod!Swlw
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LANCASTER, -, Dee. -, ls6?.

LANCASTER, -, Dec. ~, lS62.
Nsssr-- !. 7. sur. \ Co, CINCINNATI, ~.
GENrLENrN- am induced Ia give my
testimony IN favor "f the mel,cins Won pre-
pare, called Wsyne's Elixir "i Buchu, Juni-
per AMI Acetate ot Potash, from the great
hneti, | have derived from Its uSs. For
MANY wears have been SuiierIn. from an
affection of the kidneys, and tried various
remedies, with. at times, som. benefit from
their usc, hut had never received a perfect
r. lief until had nsed your medicine, which
was recommended To me by McSrs. Slocum
n White, Of this city, and feel tia, it has
almost produced perfect cure IN myself,
and can che.rfully recommend 1t I" others
suffering from i similar disease.
ALBERT CLAYToJL.
LANCASTER, o., Dec. ~. 1860.
Mss-T. y T. SURE \ Co, Cincinnati, Ohio
GENTLENEN-We have been selling your
Wayne's Elixir Of Buchu, Juniper and Ace
tate of Potash, and, from wha; We hear OF its
use, would state that it gives better ssiisfac-
ton than any other article We sell, in COM
plants Of the kidneys. Respectfully,
SLoCUM Il WHITE,
II. SIFFoHn,
GEO G.. BEcK,
\. DAVIDSON,
MUELLER X BUECHLER.
noy:i-cod!Nw2w.
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most awful nightmare ON this free soil has
been dream that they were hack in England
without money to leave il, know too bitterly
the truth l write in shame. Never
shall ! f-get the glow of indignation
that rose in ie when hard working Scotch
man, president Of a Northern Temperance so
cie,y, told me Chat his earnings were, and
pointing TO thX workhouse, said: "Mr. Sher-
man, can save nothing. i must end my
days, should God not mercifully save me
from the curse of old age, in that place" VI
ccurse, while men weave out their lives SO
cheapiy, British manufacturers can undersell
the American. What's more, they can from
time to time, as need arises, afford to carry
on industrial war against this country. In
order to destroy an incipient enterprise they
can sink 81, 900, 900, reaping gain after all
in the preservation Of their monopoly. We
hear much of the philanthropy Of free
trade. honor ii for its sincerity, but l
would show it its mistake, Hoods ''Song
Of the Shirt" is the song of almost all Brit
ISL labor. In knife, hammer, and textile
fabric, /, who know the men who forged
them, the women that wove it, see the vast
ed Lives Of undergrad men. Cotton grown
by the slave was cheap to the manufacturer,
Inn, very costly as God in these latter wears
has shnw, 20 hum,n;tv The produces of
Nbi,e slavery also can never be really
cbean some day the Republican reorgani.
z,,;on of England will give the laborer his
hire Goa speed il. Meanwhile leaIl who
svmpatbise with Us who work for If. be sure
that the noIicy oftbe Republican marty here
bastens our national regeneration.
Failing ri-e in English wages. the
American free-,rader bids those wishing the
DEVELOPMENT of native natural advantage.
wait a fall of wages here. When
,bis Union shall swarm with UNEMPLOYED
M, The frcc-,r,der will consent that the
-, sbaII ,,I,,. ~. factory wheel shall re-
~ hlss, the furnace smoke will be as
,ha s,noka ar non,I doom for then men will
wiz br.,J in to;I and on, Of !, in sorrow.
,h.;r cI,;ldre, grow;pc into Ignorance. slav.
ar, anJ wre,cb.,ne.s Nav snch an oos-
sion for devsloremeut never c,rse our land.
Sbonld war give the third occasion spoke
81 Il wonId find native industries. thanks
,g,;n IN free trade 20 immature that their
s,,Jden developement would cost more than
,be;r rrogres.;ve nrotected developement
tbroueb long years of peace. Those who
have in memory the cost of the sudden arm
inc Of the Union against treason know wha,
s,,cb ane-oencies demand As their price. Ii
= barJ "a conceive how ,h., any natriot can
he blind 10 the fact that wise protection
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BY NARY MOORE.

From the Young Folks Rural.l
Notbers freouen,lv make n great mistake
in the management OF their children. Over
burdenad viii, labor and needing relief
,h.v arc &c, 40 MIC. and n,,,;cuI,r so ;eal.
o,.iv ,en,c,ons uerbans Of the domestic
scen,r. ,h,, ,bsy ofien ref,se IN delegate
.rsr r,;nor ho,;,.hoJ dn,v N their Janyl,.
ters f,rca,,;nc TIA, cbildren sbouId he eaIlv
,.,,T,k, - 49, ,L.,ns.I,-os u..f;,I and ~ az.
=, a. 800 80, ,r,v in Their noxe,
anos;,,vs ;n;nrv !. done To the eirls by
,b;. denr;v,,;on Of all share in the govern
mon, ~ The bopse for II is evident that they
c-,nno, h. TOO vii ir.,r,c,sJ in ANYTHING
wh;aS iii a., ,L.. comfor, nj , f,m;lv
Wb,,.rar roS;,;o, in life they NAV hereafter
oc,,,nv ,bev need a ,borougb practical
tnnwj.,,,. II bnpsebolJ Ju,ies (ircum-
.,,nc,.s NAV eventually lift them above the
-, - ..ar,,Ir,,';,o much Jan.-,;c WI
hu, an ~ 30, H. "a M L. Lnowl'
- ;s !, : ~, Ja.;raJ Tho, ,b.v sJ,U h,
sr,n.;,a hurians q. ,I,s;r bnSh,nJs
- -. nv, a., - aIinw ~ hon.. worL
- H. - - ono Err ,orn,sn,s
,b,, s,.r;n, fror, ;.nor,nc,. of !, Ca, estimate
!, =, -. r.Iua II ,hsv shonIJ .bnw nm
;a"I;,a,;as, ." ,.an.,r.,,o ~, n,r.,.r;.. of ,bs
- 49, -, Lv ali -, Z.v.,
~ :, H. ns';.,an... ,b.x rsnJsr i sI;ch,
II H. ,.,,l,Ia IT,, c,,,sa n,oro ,b,n ,
'a'',,arI, -. Ia, ,Lsm col w,sb ;r,r
a.. o,c Thsy viii soon Is,rn II i, i c,,n'
rived ,h,, the ,e,cbing shall he nla,,ant
I ~. have in ON, mind's eve n IiuIe chit of /,
4 child nine year. old who made , loaf o
bre,d-and made i, we'll. too-eyery week
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oOseSose
We copv from the ST LOui, ReJ.sJiiciH the fol-
lowing article on the general markets fer the pa>
week:
The movement in 5r-adsiufi> mas i--.n fully az
10 the ncreaS. Of the preceding week, but th,
market has lust the bu"yancy characteTiling IL Al
the date Of last review. The news frOin Europe
has been favorable To perez or rather les ill.,
dicafive Of general and although few operator,
without appr-hensions a. TO future oomplica-
tions, non. sanguine A. ." attempt To carry
large loads Ia meet rrOhleniatical aiNanc. ~
values. Flour responded on Friday and saturday
last to the previous advance in wheat and although
with the decline IL that grain this week, the mar.
k.i tended down, and some eastern orders wer'
Withdrawn, the market has not r,acis-l it, pre-
viOu- range. This j. largely attributable to III.
frmne~- OF holders and not surprised 9,
learn, through the New York Bulletin, that larss
consigBor~ at the West are advising their agents III
this city New York. Ia hold "n for time and not
sell in any quantity just yet The sam" course J.
pursued by some skippers To this city, yet We doubt
II the market could lie held up were il not for an
increase in southern order, sufficient take up al
receipt. from good Ky down. Stocks Of he>.. grade
lighter than last week. and are held hrmly.
Choice Hour, too ar. held up -'iriy, but largely
from an adequate supply Of really choice whe4is.
New Orleans trebles are not in large supply, bat
weak owing TO accumulation Of art brands
Of country mills lacking reputation.
Wheat has been more positively effected by the
changed aspects Of European affair." The advance
Of last week led to increased receipts, which falling
upon the market at the wron. moment, added to
the general depression On the days succeeding orr
last review prices advanced, and firm up to
Saturday, hut since then have declined The de-
mand for choice wheat-, however, has t-en - lily
supplied that, that grade is comparatively above
others in value No. =, and down, however, have
been difiieui place and closed &C lower than On
the preceding Wednesday.
Ho-- are oonliR- in morn freely during the last
few days. and price firm at - 5oss Is Tor
cruss and 9. Goa. - nett. The - Louis Us1socTaf
Of Monday, says;
Packers continue TO cTeraie ra;her cautiously,
particularly :, lust nov, owing TO the opinion
Which appcArs to prevail among dealers in relation
10 the probable large Increase TO the hog product
he nrs.ept ,rsSea- This fact has beeu and must
naturally Re disturbing element in the swine trzde
from week TO week. according to the increase or
falling of in receipts and supplies. During the ras,
week the weather has been quite favorable and sup
pli<s have been, tn say the least, comparatively
fxir The market has shown good decree Of AMI
nation and sssadincss up to the end Of The week
Our civ packers we're he rrincpal cp~rztcr there
h<ins iiftls OF shipping inquiry The following
vas about ran.e Of values; extra to choice packing
quaii,is- IS > TO s 50, good To Prime do, s.
s. per loo lhs gross