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1t is rumosed, says the blter- Ocean,
that six of her Professionals who are to
form the Chicago base hall club Of 1874
are already engaged. The president OF
the club has been corresponding with
most oi Tie professionals, but the re-
suits OF nia negotiations are not yet fully
qgrigFi a..
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@1,5OO,OOO.
LIST OF GIFTS.

divided into 1900 cash gifts, viii be distri b
uted by lot among the ticket-hOlders. The
numbers OF the tickets TO be drawn from ons
wheel by blind children and the gifts from
another.
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NOTICE.

F71HIs is to notify the citizens Of Memphis
i and It's vicinity. that J have returned
home, and with Improved health. and afu
fully prepared 70 NO1FE, RAISE sod
sTRAIGHTEN any and ALL KINDS of
BUILDINGS.
ssp3 WN. ao0Ss, 30, IS sseoud ST.
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On SATURDAY, Oc.Ober IL, 1873,

for young ladies and children, No. los West
Forty-SeVenth street, New York, reopens
September "a, 1873. References-Prof. b. r.
Barker, New York; Right Rev. William NJ.
Green and D. D. Bishop OF Mississippi; Rev.
j. c. Abbott, Fair Have n, Connecticut.
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Latest Ersrn London.

New YORK, September "a special
from London says the Carlists have csI.
ried off from Vera a number of women
who were chosen by ballot in Biscay, tc
make uniforms for the Royalists.
The wife of Captain Traverse, CON-
mander of the British steam yacht Deer
hound, at the time Of her capture by the
Spanish frigate, has published card ap-
pealing to the public to aid her in her
efforts To secure the release of her hus-
band, as well as other prisoners.
Steamships arriving yesterday and to-
day from New York, reported having
experienced q terrific hurricane. They
were tossed about so violently that
much of their glassware and erockery
was broken.
Prize Ring Iten-Sinau Fire-suicfde-
chief aeDOnOaKh-The Kansas HoF.
rOr.
ST. LOUIS, September 3.-The last de-
posit Of five hundred dollars in the Allen
and McCOOle prize fight was made last
night at McCOOle's saloon. The fight is
set for September 2Sd. There is very
little betting on the result, although the
partisans Of both sides are sanguine.
The small cabinet;-shOp of Maybaum,
Schrieder & Co., and several small tene-
ment-houses in the alley between
Eleventh and Twelfth and Angleroat
and Buchanan streets, were burned last
night. Loss from twelve to fifteen
thousand dollars.
Adolph Andrews was to-day found
hanging stone-dead from a bedpost in
his room, at a boardinghouse on the cor
neT OF Bremen avenue and Fifteenth
street. The cause is stated to be un-
requited love and sickness.
A suit was entered in the court of
criminal correction, to-day, by Mrs.
Carman and her servant-girl, Dora
Wallenwche, against the chief Of police,
McDOnough, for illegal arrest and i'm
prisOnment without ball.
Information from Les Cygnes, Kan
sss, is 20 the effect that circumstances
indicate that Keller-who was recently
lynched in that vicinity for numbering
his wife and Mrs. Boyd and her chill
dren, and then burning them and his
hOuse-had assistance in the horrible
affair. Detectives are now working up
the case
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DoEHMEYER-Th friends and sequaint-
ances OF Henry and Annie Loshmeysr are in
vited 20 attend the funeral Of their daughter,
LOUISA, this tTHURsDAYj afternoon at three
O'Clock. from SOt New Madlson street.
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Opening Of The Cincinnati Exposition
The FOrgerlcs, Friinds and
Thefls Of New Itfk.
The Situation Ia France Responsibility
Of Builders-New York Politics
Dangerous CountsrfeIts.
The Gold CenspiratOrs-St. Louis Items
Texas Politics = Santa Fe
Politics.
The Minnesota Farmers' COnVeAtiOn--
Democratic Governor for Masa-
chusstts- Cholera, Etc.
More Counter T.ir Rnmorn.

CINCINNATI, September 3.-Four fatal
cases of cholera occurred at Millersburg,
Kentucky, on the second, and two in
paria
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Y II y
DIRECTORS. 9.

R. G. DANIEL, late President Merchants Ma
tiOnal bank.
AMOS WOODRUFF, President Union CcttOn
Compress Association.
/. B. KIRKLAND, late President Jackson In
surance company.
J. ]. BUSBY, President Washington Fire and
Marine Insurance company.
T. A NELSON. President Southern Life In
surance Company.
T. r. TUGGLE.
B. Low EiNsTEIN, OF 3. Lowenstein q Bros.
HUGH SIEWAkIs OF stewart, Gwnne q Co.
H. 7. LENNON, Of Joyner, Lennon & Gale.
a. j. White, Of White, Langstad a Co.
JOHN P. HOFFMAN, Of Mitchell, Hoffman
a Co.
II. CLOTH, Of Cloth & Kettman.
y. MALATESTA, OF L Podesta & Co.
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NEW York, September sit is re-
ported that counterfeit New York City
and county bonds have just been dis
covered.
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p. n. PATTERSON & co. have been ap-
pointed Transfer AGENTS Of the Paducah and
Memphis railroad at Memphis.
J. ". WlLBUR.
General 81 perintendent
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GRANDEsT SCHEME EVER KNOWN.
Ia.OOO CASH GIFTS 1880, 600.
Every Fifth Ticket Draws Gift.
sa5O,Ooo for $50
WednesdaY. December 3. IS73.

THE Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized
Il by special act OF the Legislature for the
beneht of the Public Library OF Kentucky,
viii take place in Public Library Hall, al
louisville KanfuckV
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An Old IIorst.TrsIner Dend. .

MADISON, IND, September 3.-J. B.
Hartley, died OF fux IA this city last
night. He was a celebrated horse
trainer and veterinary surgeon in New
Orleans and Mobile, and known all
over the south, For the last. few years
he has been keeping livery stable in
this city.
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sAIt Lake Chronielss.

SALT LAKE, September 3.-In Phoebe,
Nevada, this morning a policeman by
I the name of Mckee killed a rough
named Garry. The deed was in self-de-
| fense.
The storm yesterday extended gener-
I ally over the Territory. The lightning
was very severe. Several persons were
/ injured. The fall of rain and hail il
unparalleled.
The returns 80 far as received from
santa Fe, New Mexico, indicate the
: election Of Hon, Stephen b. Elkins, Re
publican candidate for delegate TO con-
gTess, BY probably two thousand ma
jority over Padre Gallegss. the late
Democratic delegate, Santa Fe county,
which went Democratic two years ago,
has gone Republican by more than five
hundred msjOrity.
The election yesterday in Laramie
county, Wyoming Territory, for the
legislature passed of quietly. The
whole Republican ticket wss elected,
with the exception of a member for the
lower house.
A man named J. ]. MeLennan was
shot and Instantly killed last night at
Tie siding, near Larsmie, by J. w.
Force IN q euarnal about voting. Force
acted entirely on the defensive.
the MIHaeaota Farmers IN Convention.
CHICAGO, September 3.-The Mime
sofa farmers convention at Owatonna
yesterday, nominated the following
ticket; For governor, Asa Barton, Of
Rice lieutenant-gOvefnor, IL. Benson
DyeIs, Of Washington; treasurer, +. W.
Dyke. Of Rice; secretary of state, Colo
mel ]. H. Stevens, Of Hennepin; attor-
ney-g general, w, p. Clough, Of Nansley.
The platform Is very long and diffuse.
Ii denounces the existing political par
ties as corrupt aud subservienf 70 indi-
vidusl interests, refuses to support any
person for Office who viii either deny or
object 10 the exercise, by the legisla-
ture, Of the power to reverse and annui,
at any time, any right or any
privilege claimed to be involved In
any charter to sny corporation, railroad
or otherwise, which experience has
shown Is or may be exercised by such
corporation, OF by other similar corpo-
ranons, to the detriment Of the public
welfarei favors tariff for revenue only;
favoTs governmental improvement Of
the Mississippi and other rivers; opposes
large salaries for public officers, As likely
TO make ctlcs-holding attractive to
human cupidity, and denounces credit
meolller and lhe management Of the
State treasury. W
HS" tae einsasasst kxpesttion was
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GLOUsTER, MASS, September IA
revenue.cutter and merchant steamer
have gone TO the relief Of the fishermen
caught in the late storm on the coast OF
Nova Scotia. A mOdeiate estimate OF
the losses Of this place, by the storm, is
thirty-five lives and ninety thousand
dpl1.re
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once HOME INSURANCE. COMPANY,

OF STOCKHOLDERS COMPANY aoSDA
" ~ weres
LOUIS. HAEAUER II. !. n. LIB
& ~ W.DfC XrrsoS
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yACcA RO-- W efsnesday, September I'd, az
twelve O'Clock m, EDWAHD MILES, beloved
son Of A. ,. and fda Naeearo, aged I've years
and tweuty-three days. f
The friends OF the family are respectfully
lpvited ~ attend the funeral, from their resi-
dence, eornsr of Beaie ara Wellington streets,
this fTHURsDAYl afternoon a. f6itr scl0ek.
Carriages In attendance.
WALsH-In this city. Wednesday morning
SepteTn0ef Sd. az eleven o clock. JAS. WALSH !,
In The tHenty-seeond year Of his age.
Tbe funeral VIII take place at three o'clock
this tTHURsDAY) afternoon. from his late
residence, footof Market street, Hesr The river.
FrieIids and acquaintance are Invited 70 at
tend. -. -. -
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&c lIngIUD1lI EXD09IfInm
opened.

CINCINNATI, September 3.-Tbe
fourth Cincinnati industrial exposition
was opened Tonight in presence of 5
large aaGienea. The doors were opened
s. seven 0'clotik, Ten minutes before
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NEW ADvERTTsEMEsTs.
1grickIayers' Meeting.
MASONTC NOTICE,

A IT, members OF UNION no. j or MEM
"a PHIa, are requested 70 meet ~ their new
Hall, on Poplar street, near Main en FRIDAY
EVENING, sept. 5fh, ~ O'Clock ~ order o1
the President. WH. MCCALL, Rec. Ses.
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NOFlffncF Tor
ERaaachnneffl.

WORCESTER, MASS, September a.
The Democratic State convention to-day
nominated for governor, William Gas
ton, of Boston; for lieutenant-goYer-
nor, VIM. l.. Smith, Springfield; for sec
retary of state, Benz. Z. Mills, Williams
town; for treasurer, Nathan Clark,
OF Lynn; for auditor, Waldo COburn, Of
Dedham; for attorney-general, G. Os-
good Morse, of Northampton.
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LUMBER
N. E.&J. w. COCHRAN
LUMBER, LATHs.

sAisa.gss.., Dressed FieOrinE. Ceiling,
Weatherbearrting and Eesfir Pests.
4 COMPLETE stock of Doors, sash aud
- Blinds Of the best material, always on
hand
Saw-lcll.s north OF Navy.gard.
0diee ard Yard. Irst cf Ff.Isnirrfrn .s-,si
MQuphis, Tarn.
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The French government will pay The
last IEsisilmsnt Of The war Indemnify
pa the fifteenth VI CeiOb0f,
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tS4O.
rH-s IRISH AYR TmE FNaLts
XnnHnnn r.naanna

Our readers viii recelieot that some
weeks since we made a response TO the
letter Of one of cur English subscribers,
who took US to task for our defense OF
the Irish people and the working classes
OF EDgland. He comes back st us again,
as viii be seen from the following letter,
in which, twill be observed he comedies
nearly al that we contended for. He
saw:
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An EmbezzIer Convicted.

BAITIMoRE, Nd, September BIN
the United States district court John S.
Millner, formerly deIuty-coIleetor for
the fifth district of Maryland, has been
convicted of embezzling money from the
United States, and sentenced to pay a
fine of two hundred and forty-eight DOL
lars and costs, and Imprisonment TO six
months in the Baltimore jail.
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rrlBf Aefsd comm nnieasion OF Leila 4
scott Ledge, No. 2S9, VIII be held XK
this T4URSfJAFl evening, septem berfVN
sfii. al 8 soclock, for dispatch Of business.
A. r. DAVIS, W. NJ.
rnvvl fsot nssrrrxf Secretary SEPT
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
For full river news see third page.
Rivers by TaieeraDk


CAIRO. September s-Noon.-Arrivedl: Ar
kansas Belle, John Howard, Belle Howard
Departed. Cit OF Chester, Memphis, 10 am.
Belle Memphis, Charles light
No arrivals or departures but packets. Rive
falling. Weather clear and warm. HEAVY
rain this morning.
PIrTsBURG, September 3.-Rlver falling
steadily, with I feet 0tnehes in the channel
No arrivals OF departures except tows. Wealth
er cloudy and warm.
NEW ORLEANS, September 3-Weathel
clear and warm. Mercury 81. No arrivals
Departed: Crescent City and barges, Mollis
Moore, John B. Maude, 81. Louis.
VICKsBURG, September 3-Weather clem
and warm. River falling. Down. Mary MIL
Ter. Up: Julia.
EVANSVILLE, September 3.-Weather cloudy
and showery and hot Mercury 70 to 80
River stationary Business light. No arTi
walls or departures except packets.
CINCINNATI, September 3s-River II feet Il
inches and falling. Weather clear and hot
No arrivals or departures except packets.
LOUIsvILLE, September 3.--River rising,
feet 10 inches in canal, and feet 10 inches IN
the pass Weather clear and warm. No ami
walls or departures except local packets
Quills new Alabama river packet, Mary
ieaves on Wednesday next Tor Mobile.
NASHVILLE, September 3-River fallen /.
inches, with ! foot II inches on the shoals
Weather showery. No arrivals or departures
81. LOUIS. September 3.-Weather cloudy
and warm. River falling, with 5 feet 6inches
to Cairo. Arrived Mary Alice, New Orleans
Departed: Grand Tower, Memphis; c. B.
Church, New Orleans.
Weather Probabilities.
WAsHINGToN, September S.-FOr New Eng
land, on Thursday, winds backing to soutA-
west and southeast, and increasing cloudiness
are probable, with rain during the afternoon
or evening
For the middle States and lowCr-iake re-
giOn. fresh to brisk southeasterly aud south
westerly winds, cloudy weather and rain.
For the south Atlantic and gulf States, east
ofthe Mississippi, gentle and fresh southeast
eTly and sOuthwesterly winds, partly cloudy
weather and rain areas.
From Tennessee and Missouri noTtheastward
over Ohio and lower Michigan, cloudy wealth
er, rain, and fresh to brisk winds, gradually
veering TO sOutherly and westerly.
The low barometer over the northwest will
move eastward, producing brisk winds over
the lake region, and followed by clearing
weather In the former district.
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TITUsvI.LE, PENN, August 3.-Wm.
Scott, of Shelbyville, near Oil City, was
sssassinated Monday evening, at his
home. The assassin fired four times,
each time the ball entering Scott's head.
A neighbor hearing the pistol-shots,
ran to the house and found the victim
weltering in his blood. He was asked
If he knew his murderer, and, in a dy-
ing condition, said, "Botsferd Chandler,
whose parents reside at Brady's bend. y
The murderer escaped.
More AbOutthe Dangerous COunterfeiGs.
NEW YORK, September 3.-Up to
noon to-day ten of the counterfeit five
hundred dollar bills had been received
at the sub-treasuTy. An expert clerk in
one of the city banks detected two
points of difference between the genu-
Inc and counterfeit Totes which were
not mentioned il the government
description, and are more easily observed
than some Of those mentioned. In the
genuine note the signature Of Spinner
clearly Overlies the seal, while in the
counterfeit the seal has evidently been
stamped on after the signature. In the
counterfeit the center star in the cluster
around the neck of the goddess of Iiber-
ty is imperfect, while in the genuine it
is perfect.
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Tarraai's EFerTsscent soIizer Aperient

Is the most unexcepuonable Of correctives
and alternatives. he reasons for this belief
are obvious. Il forms delicious and most
refreshing draught, relieves the bowels Of al
acrld matter without pain, ailays fever in
ducss sleep, strengthens the digestion neu-
traiizes acid in the stomach, cures datuience,
acts as q gentle stimulant, tones the teuder
nerves and never gripes the patient. What
fapaiiy can Eford 10 be without such a re.
Source 10 aeAnsss. seiG BY az druggists,
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JEWELRY.

MEMPHIS, September ], 1873.
Thankful for the liberal patronage
extended to NJ by our friends and a dis.
eernisg pnblie, we beg to assure
them that we are fully prepared to meet
the wants OF our customers.
We are now displaying a rich assert
ment OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIA-
MONDS, SILYERWARE, CUTLERY.
FANCY GOODS, ETC.
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MARRIAGE,

Married Persons, or Young Men eop,.,,,.,
Marriage, being aware OF PhyIesi ~ pAts,
organic debility, deformities, speedily ~. Sas
10 who places. himself under H. Z, sSiec
j., may religiously eonade In bio honor :, y ..
physician. N4' sAul 4 1
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

A depressed, irritable state OF mind ,
n weak, nervous, exhausted feeling;
no energy or animation. confused
head, weak memory, often with a.
bilitating, involuntary discharges. The
consequence Of excesses, mental ovcrwork or
inlisCretious. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds sovereign cure In HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. as.
It tones up the system, arrests discharges dispes
the mental gloom and despqpdeucy, md rejure.
mates the entire system. II 10 perfectly harm.
less and always efficient. Price sS for q package
OF five boxes and a large q vial OF powder, which
is important in DID, serious cases; or 81 per single
box, Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent BY mail
on receipt Of price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No. 500 BhnADwGY, n, V.
For sale by Logan. List b Co.: Z. Booking;
T. ]. Finney; James Murry; Reed, KAT d Co.,
Wheeling; ChaS. Faris, Wheeling Island; James
Elliott and J. d N. h. Mercer, Bellaire, o.
iehl2cod4W g-rr ~,
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDRNCB.

oFFICE-7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Left hand side going from Baltimore strret,
few doors from the corner. Fail not 10 d
serve name and number.
WNo letters received unless postpaid, al
containing stamp TO DO used on the reply Pa
sons writing should state ago and send potot
OF advertisement describing systems.
Tho Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In hIs ofate
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FIRST STAGE OF CONSUMPTION.

z FIRST STAGE OF CONSUMPTION.
PHYSICAL Stgys.-Dullness OF sound on and
under the collar bones, shortened inspiration
expiration increased both In duration and inten
~ crumpling sound, cracking rattles and In
creased resonance OF tho voice at the top or the
lungs.
GENERAL. SYhProMs,--A sense, OF WEAKNESS,
slight pains in the chest and shoulders, sensitive
ness TO cold, shortne.s q breath on e1ertion, ~
finger nails, coolness Of the hands and feet, and
In females, even IN tnis early stage, Ireqgen'
cessauon OF tne menses-a bymPtom OF meIah
cnoly meaning cures afe o4tch iaaue III 'nit
sMge' ep,o,yn er.1y
n. sESoN ": ~ eaAs sai;a, :. .on..
on and under the collar bones and extending be-
low them, inspiratory murmur lessened in dnra'
ton and Intensity, exploratory murmnr augment
Cd in both, moist cracking rattles In the upper
lobes Of the lungs, weakened respiration IN me
lower lobes, sounds OF tho heart heard under the
GENERAL rMProhs-A celebrated pulse: slight
fever toward evening, great Susceptibility 70
colds, bowels generally costtVe, eyes peculiarly
white and lpstrous, skin and mouth dry IN the
fever which d ashes the cheeks, dry burning heal
In the palms OF the hands and goles OF the feet
night sweats, cancellation. &c. Cures more diff
cult and less frequent in this stage.
THIRD STAGE,
p,,,..,.,, o,a,. n.,i.tos a., .Ao ,r,r. 4,
avail ~ ..o Sti,i Iii u a
s IN w sounus ate sun au!, iaIse ana neat
tns SURFACE tae souhas aie Lympeniue, caSetnoas
iatuSs en stii gsesIns, SaNefnous cough
tne Gsns enhsg, e1naasI9a 81: a.. =, cos, ava
ahhnuh Ah .oIlhtToass;-1teat ioss " mean ana
e nv a. e an5 Toss anH 1 ggs SwSa
matter WIN spesfs of tubeiele like small eian5s
thiS stage. y" '' 'A t''''' ~ 'Aes''1 :"
- OBSERVATIONS.
Tubercles In the majority Of cases begin to
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Gerrymandering this CongIes ss nr >
District so as TO Make Sure Oh a
DHas.at,c Member Of Congress.

nIHtFict so as 10 MAKE Suio Va I"
Democrats Member Of Congress.
0fcourse the Democracy in the West
Virginia Legislature will pass any sort Of
hi that Is necessary to maintain their
mower over the Offices OF the State. This
much can be safely assumed all the time
And hence we are In no wise astonished
at the bill to gerrymander this district so
as to secure q Democratic member OF Con-
gress.
It makes no difference that the Democ'
racy have howled about this sort oil pro-
csdure in other States, as, for instance in
Ohio, when the Republicans, to their dis
credit, undertook to gerrymander the
Mt. Vernon district 80 as to secure
q Republican in place Of General
GEO. W. MORGAN. The Democracy were
then full Of virtuous Indignation ovel
that transaction. We presume that every
Democratic sheet in West Virginia de
nounced the scheme as a great outrage
We have no doubt they did. But they
have no denunciation for this West Vir-
gfhia scheme Of their leaders. On TIT
contrary we suppose that they are de-
lighted OF the Idea. 1t is the other OF
that Is gored now. The "party Of re-
form" was iull OF dea1n oea Repentance
two or three years ago, but now that they
baye gained power In West Virginia, the,
49, eor,o,,an o,l4ahort their nrofession
naSe ioieo''en "n "D'o' '1''' P0''D
aud protestations'
We are glad to notice that Senator
crrrrorAM OF Hancock. Democrat a.
~ =. an,o.o5 ,ho n;,I .noke ooo;ns, !
no ID, oppoSeu 'ne ohi' stoAo "N1s
and voted against 1t. he told Inc DC
-mocracy that they had no right and coult
m, consistently Law off A district for tht
49, ~ .,-.~aso =, .oorr;n. ono Of ,he;,
simple PURPOSE VI 'eou,ips oAe VI ~
own number as member OF congress
and he referred to the fact that the party
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Especially, who have been he yIe.,r,.,
~ Vice, that dreadful and deS.srs.,ol so4t
which annually sweeps 10 an usH Tte hSa
thousands Of Young Men OF the mceg INV
talent and brilliant intellect Who misSs!e 1llst
wise have entraneed listening BenatS.s et otAf
thunder Of eloquenee, or waEod n VII u
thrilling Tyre, may call with fllI coma " u
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain mn
tice INDUCED In when alone, o habit ireCustI
learned from evil companions or at school IL
effects Of which are nightly felt even whenI,ltIp,
and II not cured renders marriage immpssIbI.
Immediately. ''''
What pity that . young man, the hop, Of Ii,
country, tho darling OF his parents, s6oud !;
snatched from all prospects and enjoyment
Life by the consequences OF deviating nom d,
path Of nature and INDUCING In certain sea-
habit. Such persons must, before contemnlstinI