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Cambria The prevailing winds were
due west, and for tho first tLirty.tivC days
they were kept wet through continually.
They were unable 10 cook, and were com.
PEELED 10 cat raw meat, rs the rain made
their cooking apparatus impractical
bic. After eighteen days they be-
came short of tirc.wOOd, without any
hope Of procuring any. However, in
their prclicament they picked up a barrel
containing about tour gallons Of tar,
which was d treasure to them, rs they
used the tar for caulking the decks and
the wood for fuel On the 4tll Of July they
drank several bumpers Of Irish whisky to
the health Of President Grant and the
Day Of the Great Republic. On the even
ing OF tho glorious Fourth they encOun-
tered q terrific galc which threatened to
swamp them, but through good manage
mCnt the little bark outrode the storm.
On the 2StlI Of August tue dog persisted
from scurvy, aud was sOlemnly lamentcd
by his companions in danger. The bONt
proved staunch aud wicl0y throughout
the strong winds SHE met and much u.s.
tOnished tho men who commander her by
her extraordinary strength and bearing.
They spoke several vessels on the way:
One Of Mother Carcy's chickens attended
her from tho time they LEFT Queenstown
aud never left them till they crossed
Georges Bank. Their original intention
was 10 20. 10, New York, but they pre-.
fctrcd tits port. They will proceed to
New York Immediately, AMI will remain
there until next summer. No IN
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CROSSING THE ATLANTIC IN
%. '.,If m HKlFF. ST. .H
Two Men and a Dog make tht
Voyage. H.uy
Ninety Days! At sen.


A little vessel. not moro than twenty
feet in longthNul six feet broad, arrived
in Boston on Thursday morning, after the
long voyage Of ninety days. lmpellcdby
large wages aud ambitious to achieve the
dangerous purpose Of crossing from Liv.'
erpOoI To New York in IN, open boat,
with scanty provisions, no room for exer-
cisc, and inthc tace Of severe winds, two
men, taking with them dog, SGT sail
across tile broad Atlantic, That there
was little excitement created, and even
little known Of the exploit may be attri-
buted to tho absorbing interest which the
warriors called forth, Information has
been received Of tho position Of tho little
craft several times during the voyage. At
six o'clock on Thursday morning the Col
lector's tug, at Boston, started down the
harbor, and met tho daring mariners
about eight, O'clock opposite the lower
light, and towCd them to the city. The
famous little ship which has performed
this extraordinary. voyage IL named the
City If Ragusa. She draws only two
1ect Of water, Is yawl rugged, and spreads
seventy yards Of canvass. She is fitted
with n tw0.bladcd steam propeller, work
cd by hand, md her hull Is oFwood only IN
inch in thickness. She carries all necessary
cooking arrangements, and the capacity
for CARRYING sufficient provisions and
water for voyage OF one, hundred and
fi(y days The names Of the brave crew
are John. Charles Berkeley, and Nicholas
fPrimoraz. The captain, John G. Berkeley,
Gays that In coming across tho Atlantic
they were, 0ctuRted :, BIZ q. "SmCrc whim.'
This sailor his followed the sea many
years, has seen much hardship aDd has
| achieved many brave and daring acts
during his seaiarilg Iitcs On tho 2sth Of
i September, 1858, lie saved two lives 0lE
the coast Of Kent, for which he was
awarded q gold medal by the Humane
Society. TIe.R an 1rishnlAny and has q
homo in Dublin. His companion Ia nm
Austrian, On Thursday JunG9, tho City
q Ragtisa left Liverpool. In ten days
they put into Queenstown. whore they
were Obliged TO remain tour days IN
order 10, received some repairs, and lett
there on tho 18Th, having on board one
ton Of ballast and 800 weight Of coal.
She tOOk n nOrtherly route, as did the
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acknowledgement.
AUTUMN WOODS.


Ere In tic Northern gale, ?
The Summer truescG Of bGtFueSAtc gone,
The woods Of Autumn at aFOpnd nhr VnI',
Have put thetrslery o.
The mountains that unfold,
IN their wide sweep, Tho cOlOFed landscape round
Seem groups Of gaint kings In purple aud ID S"lu
That guard the enchanted ground
~, r TroaAt the woods that crown
The upland, where tho mingled gplendnFS gov;
Where the gay company Of trOes look down
On the green dcld below.
MySteps are not alone as, .
In tlesel 1t eht aValkS thcl 9wCet pphNYefsE' q
blu s,RSsstllhg, whileIlhS painted sl'arsD are
Along the winding way. Z.
And far In heaven, tho while, n
Tho sun, that sends the gale To wander llerr'
PdIlrs dit bn the fair earth his quiet smIl"- .-
Tho sweetest OF the year.
Where now tho solemn shade ~.
HeFdure and bloom where many branches meet;
so grateful when theA0op Of Bum1nerInadc
NJ Tho valleys slts With hcat!i e
Let in through all the trees
Come the strange rays; tho forest depths arc p.
Their snnny.colored foliage, in the breeze.
, aTwinkles like beams oflighL, ID
] u. 90 ~ sEE 4 Esks ~ ~ |. 90
The riVulet, late unseen, 80.
Where, atekerlng through the shrubs Its waters
Shines with the Image Of lts golden screen.
his Aitl.gllmmertIgB OF tho sun.
hut meath son crimson tree,
Lover TO lIstching maid might breathe his lamc,
Nor mark, within la FOgOate canopy,
Her blush Of maiden shame.
CO Oh Autumn! why 40 soon
Depart the hueS that make the forests glad; d
Thy gentle wind aud thy fair sunny noon,
And leave thee Wild and sad!
sAh!'wctoa lot too bl&st .if} "a
Forever fnlthS cUlOred shaded 10. Stfay;'
Amid the kisses Of the sOfI Southwest
TO roam and dream for aye.
r.. ., And leSyethC vain, low strfu
THAT makes men inad-thO tug for wealth and
power;
Tho passions and the cares that withcr lie
~ Aud waste the lttlO hour - O. Et
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From ne Providence Journal.

From tie Providence Journal. ...
Napoleon and tho Democratic Party.
The sympathy which the Democratic
party has manifested for tho vanquishcd
cause in the European war Is natural.
There is Il correspondence between the
principle on WHICH the second empire was
FUNDED, and those that lie ut the bottom
Of the Democratic organization. Louis
Napoleon WIS n CrownGd Democrat, after
the Tammany pattern. Ills rule was
founded on fraud and force; he employed
the forms Of Democracy for the purposes
Of dCspOtism; IN. the name oil the people
he violated their dearest rights, and he
parallet their simulated assent 10 tho
overthrow OF their liberties. Tammany
might have taken Il lesson from his style
Of popular election, and the Democratic
draft riots in New York were not worse
than the massacre by which he struck
terror into tho people at the Coup d Etat.
Napoleon sympathized with the rebellion,
and agreed with the American Demo
cratic party that It could not be suppress.
cd, and that all the measures taken TO put
it down were wrong. In the interests Of
tic rebellion, or to takC advantage OF It's
success, he set up throne in Mexico. He
sympathized with the party that sustained
human bondage, and urged the other
powers of Europe torecognize tho gov
eminent that had been usurpcd for the
express purpose oil pcrpctuating and ex-
tendingit.
The Democratic party would show less
than its usual gratitude it they had not
sympathized with the French Emperor
in tic contest which he had provoked,
and more than its usual fidelity If 1t fails
to desert him now TINT he is ovcrthrown
The feelings Of. the Republican party
have, for tho same reasons, been, not
against France, but against the man who,
having usurpcd the supreme power,
plunged the country, unpTcphrcd, into u
war, not for the advantage OF the country,
hut for the selfish interests Of his dynasty.
Republican France will receive tho cor
dial sympathy Of the Republican party in
the United States, and its best wishes that
no needless humiliation may 10 imposed
on a gallant people, beaten by the ambi-
ton OF u pcrjured monarch Us much as by
the force OF the enemy. ..
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nrEEnEScE ny PERMISSION.

nEFERENCE RY PERMISSION.
lion. VIM. +. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
e R.L. DcrkAhIre, Judges Supreme Court Ol
=. James II. lIeUwn. Appeals 81 WeSt Va;
f" j. j. jackson, Jr., Judge Of U. y h's1rlc'
Court, ". Va.
" D. d. +. FarnswOrth, President Of Senate,
i!r WestYH. iI -nu,
" A, WcrnInRUr, member Senate.
/" Jacob HOrnbrOOk. PTcst. West Va. IIs 20.
Jacob II. BIGhel, VCG Trest. :,
caleb BoggGss, Attorney, Clnrkshurg, W. Va.
ii. White, Sheriff Mercer county,
II, d. Davis, Senate, MlnGral county,
]. N. Camden, President Of FirFt National Bank,
And Inc following members Of tho House Of Dele
gates OF West Virgtnia:
lion, B. II. Smith, kAnawlR county.
q. &. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, WGtErl
Nathan Coil, Harrison
- Joseph Teter, Barbour
F" r, NJ. Hill, Marion
" james IIcrvey, Brooke :
" Martin Judy, Grant
" K. Davidson, Taylor
F" Henry BFannOn, Lewis
" Floyd Nicely, DodArldge
/" J. +. BOwyer, Putnam
Z" j. SawllRinson, Lincoln ian
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p BETHANY COLLEGE.


IPETHANY COLLEGE.
The ThirtIeth Session Of this Institution will
commence on MONpAT, 9Gth elrTENDIR, 1870,
and lertaInato an the lths OF InnF tiS5i: ;lt Y
rOmGnttaIty Situated Id tho midst d the bcaatt:
full and healthy hill.COuntFy Of tho panhandle"
Of Wust Virginia, easily accessible by railroad or
river and surrounded with the most favorable In
tluelcrI for student Iifu It has q property III
Endowment, Bulldlngs. Apparatus, Library, &C.,
Of over $S5O,OOO and IL thus enabled To Blg.
tain faculty and furnish Iacil tiles for thorough
education, OF the very drAt order.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS arc provided
for both public and private boarding, and untlr.
nlshGd rooms Will be lot TO students VINO WISH 70
board themselves.
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.. Regular
Literary Course, including the Ancient Ian.
guagOS, for tho Degree Of Bachelor Of Arts. ,.
Literary and Scientific Course for tho Degree Of
Bachelor Or Sciences. s. Tho Course OF Master
Of Arts. 4. Tho Course for Master Of Sciencca
3. Special Courses In Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering, sc. Detailed Information az 70
those Courses will BIO found In our catalogue.
!APlAlGATu9 AND MUSEUM Tho nStltp.
tiOt ltas a complete set Of Philosophical Appa.
ratuly, and students who wish 1t arc trained In
tho use Of Field Instruments thoroughly
fitted up Laboratory, for practical instruction
aud work Ia Chemical Analysis, and an ample
Museum for tho study Of Natural History.
TERMS.-TnitiOn $50 per session. Boarding
from 81 to q per week. UnfurnlShed rooms S5
per session 10 each student, preparing iOr the
Ministry. Free tnltlOn to sons OF Ministers OF
the Gospel OF all denominations. -. 81. n
For further particulars apply Tor catalogue to
Prof G. l.. Ions. Secretary, or to
IIr..N ". K. PENDtETON, President,
Jyle = bethany, West Va.
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INVEST VIRGINIA ,.
UNIVERSITY!
ALIEN. MARTIN, ,, d., PnEstDES1
with a lull corps OF Professors.

Opened hut recently for purposes OF lnsuuc'
tIOn, this Institution has already attained very
extensive TangU Of patronage and support.
Il possesses tho anOBi grounds and buildings In
tho State.
Classes arc formed In all the regular Depart
ments OF Collegiate and Scientific Study.
Special advantages for thorough acquisition
of the Modern Languages, the Study Of Geology,
and other branches In the interest Of AgrlCni
tUrc.
Chemistry Taught according to the now and
I TSSSSGrSSGISSs every spting!Term. y 4
\ Available Cabinet and Apparatus. ~ 2
TUtTioN, from SIS 10 $24 per year,
FALL TERM begins September 9Th. Winter,
December 9th. Spring, March 2ist.
Commencement, June 18th.
EB-Spnd for Catalogue. y.!,..
GEO. G. STURGGSS,
Secretary BOartl Of Regents.
MUEGANT0wX, W. Va, July 81, 1870.
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Monk or PRErARATsOX.-i'uChu In vacuo,
Juniper Berries, by dIstIllaLiOn, To form tlnC
GIN CubChs extracted by displacement with
spirits obtained from Juniper Berries; very little
sugar is used, and small proportion OrFpIrIt.
II Is more palatablc than any now to use.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF YIR
Nl GINA, RICHMOND e ,,.!j -

n II EDlCAlI COILE1E VI liz.
INl- GINA, RIOHMoND.9G ESQ -
SESSION OF 1901. .. ,s.
The next Annual Course ofIccturcs Win cont:
mencc on tho first Monday In October, and con.
tlnue flvG utuuthB, with n Typographical Faculty,
consisting Of nine PTOfcss0rs) and wi til all the
requisite Apparatus, Models, Drawings, Apd
0tOr facilities for the llustr0tiOn OF tho lectures
in tho several departments. An ample supply Of
materials f Practical Anatomy w. 3.
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION at the College Hospital:
tho DISpensary attached to tho College. Special
Clinics on diseases Of. tha Rye and Ear Rpd
diseases Of Women and Children.
AUTHORIZATION, s.: Full Course Of Lec:
Anatomy, $40.
K reasonable Indulgence for tic Professors
Fees, In proper cases.
DOARD in Richmond SIS to 80 per month.
For further information, or copy Of Gata'
lopHe. address, L. S. JOYNES, NJ. D.,
arg2-cod ~ VI Dean Of tho Faculty.
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TO PHYSICIANS
NEw YORk, August 18Th, 1868.


Allow me tOcaII your attention to my PIsEPA'
RATION OF COMPOUND EXTRACT BUcEEu.
The component parts are BUCHU, LoSu LEAF,
CUBEBs, JUMPER BERRIES.
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uELAhutsub FhUIU bNFH"CI H'N"'' H
weakness arising from IndEsCrctIUn. The ex'
haustoLl powers Of Nature which are accompanied
by so many alarming symptoms, among which
will be found, IndIspOsItion to ExertIOn, Loss of
Memory, WakcmIncsS, Horror Of Disease, or
ForcbOdlngs Of Evil; In fact, Universal LNssi.
tule, Prostitution, and Inability to enter into the
euJoyncntsOr society.
The constitution, once affected with Organic
Weakness, requires the aid OF Medicine to
strOugthon aud InvIgOrato tho system, which
HRLMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU invariably
does. II no treatment IL submitted IL, Con-
sumption or insanity Cnsnes.
lEELNEoLD's FLUID EXTRACT NJ Duclsu, In nt'
[octIOns peculiar to Females, Is uncqWalIed by
any other preparation, as in ChOFOSts, or lseten'
tlon, Palnfulncss, or Suppression Of Customary
Excavations, liberated or SchIrrus State Of the
Uterus, and all complaints IncI'len. to the Scx,
or the decline or change Of life.
HElABoLD's FLurn EXTRACT DUcMr AND In
PROVED ROsE WASH will radically GxtCFmInatO
frnm the system diseases arising nom habits OF
dissipation, at little expense, little or no change
In diet, no Inconvenience or exposure; complete
ly snperscdlng those unpleasant and dangerous
remedies, Copalvn and Mercury, in all these
diseases.
Use HELMEoLn's FLUID EXTRACT DucHU in all
diseases Of these organs, whether existing In male
or Icmalc, from whatever Cause originating, and
no matter Of how long standing. 1t is pleasant
in taste aud OdOr, immediate" In action, and
more strengthening than any Of the preparations
of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from Nroken.dOwn or delicate
constitutions, procure tho remedy once.
The reader must he aware that, however slight
may be tho attack Of tho above diseases, It Is
certain to affect tho bodily health and mental
powers.
All the above diseases require the aid of a Diu
retIc. HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BuCHU Ii
the great pIurotIc.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Price, s8l.sI
per hottie, or sig bottles for $3.50. Delivered to
any address. Describe symptoms In all cOmmu'
nientIOn..
Address II. T. HELMBoLD, Drug and chemI.
cal Warehouse, Sos Broadway, NY.
None ogOnuIno unless done up in steal en-.
ravod wrapper, with fac-simile Of my Chemical
Warehouse, and signed ...
II. HErMBoLD.
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Ara Dreparc6 al all limos, With the best material,
10 an orders for Blank Books, such A. Hre used
by Banks, Counties, Interpretations, R9lItoaua
most desirable and WOrkmanllkG manner,
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Wnsic Magazines, and Periodicals Of CvFy
description b61nd InG neat md durable manner.
Address,
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Fayrc,s , Reply to JYash burpe.

--h'n'''' " PGitts, Friday, Sept. 0.
, Tie IdgI6iaI La,rads qttAdS RepEtsttto.
day publishes, tue reply % Jules fayre
10 Minister WGshburnc, Hc says he con
sidcrs II a happy augury for tho French
Republic TO have obtained her hSst FeCog'
tiifion from the United States, who found
ed tiIeir We'd, and, Careful institutions on
Independence and civil virtue, md In spite
of tue terrible ordeal5 which they have
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NOVEMBER 9TH, 1851.
II am acquainted with Mr.. II. n. HelmbOld; he
occupied tho Drug Store opposite my residence,
and was successful In conducting the business
where others had not been equally SO before
him. Ihavc been fAyoEably impressed with his
character and enterprise"
WILLIAM WEEGHTMAN,
Firm Of IDmsrs d. IRsightmau. Manufacturing
GhsmistA, Ninth amt Frozen St., PHILADELPHIA.
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Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage, being aware Of Physical Weakness,
Organic Debility, DeiOrmItics, speedily cured.
He who places himself under tho care OF DR.. j.
man, aud confidently rOly upon bis skill az ply.
SiciNn r II ~
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ITRANsPoRTATIoN.
Baltimore & ohio Railroad Co.
q II HIIILE

4" WHEELING, June II, 1870.
.DASSENG Err TRAINS WILL
L run by the following schedule on and after
June 18th, 1870, Wheeling time:
/ CINCINNATI EXPRESS
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especially, who have become tho victims Of Soil,
which annually sweeps TO an untlmsly grave
thousands Of Young Men Of tlO most excellent
talents and brilliant intellect who might other.
wise have cnlrRnCed listening SGantCS with tho
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E, .a,. WARRINGTON, Sept.
Dispatches received here last night IRON
London state That a Peace Congress will
assemble ut Vienna on Saturday next
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NJ. THEIRS King williams Candidate
for President.

1t is reported that tue King Of Prussia
has announced that NJ. ThiGrS is the only
person with. whom he will treat, and that
If such were The case, NJ. Theirs would be
appointed President Of the French govern
ment. iH -.
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BucNu, as prepared by Druggists, is of dark
color. tits plant that emIts fragrance; the nc
ton of flame destroys this dts active prlncI
plC), leaving dark and glntInons decOctIon
Mine Is tho color of Ingredients. The Duchu ID
my preparation predOminatce; the smallest
quantity Of the other ingredients arc added, ia
prevent fermentation; upon inspection II will bt
found not to bo TinCturc, as made In pharma
coppa, nor is 1t a Syrup-anl therefore can be
used in cases where fever or Inflammation exist
In this, you have the knowledge of the ingredl
cnts and tho mOdc of preparation.
Hoping that yOu will favor itwIth u trial, and
that upon inspection 1t will meet with your Hp'
probation, With feeling OF confidence,
am, very respectfully,
II. T. uELMBoLD,
ChemItt aud D,NOgister1G Years. Experience.
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ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS:
The many thousands cured at this establish
mCnt within tho last twenty years, and the MI.
nervous important surgical operations performed
by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by tho reporters Of
The Sun and many other papers, notices Of which
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and rcSpCCtabiIty, II sufficient guarantee to the
afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
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Dr. JULnsUu has discovered tho most Certain,
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From the LargNH Manufacturing ChsnnlstS IN The
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Ere In tic Northern gale,
The Summer tfueseh Of tbGtrVeSAtc gone,
The woods Of Autumn, al arUlnd OHF waltz,
Have putthAirglbry IN.
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