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A. P. TEUPSEW, ;
EACHER OF :ALIT sTc.:
OFFICE la IVARIrg : MUSIO STORE,
12 N. Thiratreet...
ReAderve: Third street, above North.
'MELODEONS 'ANDVABANET**O- IRXEPTA4.'
WENTY-SIX" F:MST PREMIU MS, TWELVE SILVER MEDALS}
Ant Tat
INLY GOLD MtDAD (ev7o'ewoli=bf...thstrarnents. of this
&LEV has been awarded to
MASON & HAMLIN'S INSTRUMNTS.
A fall as , ortmeni oribeSe instrnmentaltnirislon hand
W. •KNO,CEMS, Sole - Agent,
83 Mnik§t. street.
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HE:NR:Y-C.O`RTfl,•
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;ACKER OF THE PIANO, MELODEON
AND VlOUN.—Termszeavinabki. 1610 d streeii
Ton Market Mut Chasinnt street • 2a4-361'
GROCERIES.
NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
IOYER &KOERPEA,
WROLESALE AND RETAIL
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DEALEPS
triiOCER.IES'9 .
- Q ueen's affil cilas,* Ware,
AND ALT; taN-**
COUNTRY Pli - 6DITCE,
XAATE just opened a large and well selected
tock. of goods at their stand, No. 3' Market Square,
liarrishurg, Pa., to which they invite the attention of the
'ditto genera:l3% nolo-clly
J O,H N I Sy. ;.,
THIRD STREET,' NtAli . itAl274,
ItAItRISBUIZG,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
CONFECTIONERY, &c.,
lobe Paste,
is Paste ;
Pane,
rsh Mallow Gum Drops
, am Chocolate Drops,
in Candies, &c.
tugus and Lemons
nod Prints,
Jos,
ea,s and Spinea, alllinnta,
'apex Bags,
Cidor Vinegar, .
Fresh an San Fish in seh.
son.
Vegetable. , 112 season;
Raisins.
uctl3
I MPQA Tr.,RS
WINES AND .1441;UWk.5-,.
LAtidAlt sAVCADE CO.;
NO. I:BASOUTH ST T,
At , ZransiituAzark sk' ihUti,
P 11'1.7.1 It • . t'
LALTMA "N, VtLAbE v , J. D. BiTiN4., I
109-(l3ta]
ALARGE INVOICE OF NE'
RAISINS,
CITRON,
CURRANT S •
PRUNES, g
PIGS, &C.,
WR. DOCK, JR., & CO
At (n 020)
QATISTIOR
GOSJILFS't 3 i•
• BtrrrEit
Bust received'at
OY BOOKS ; siiiiiittS;4e—A Large as..
1. sortmenCof ,Toy j t.e. ilust received , at
nol9 : .sm,ry.Ewp , sgoKno.: Tlarriibure,
EIV BOOK S:=LTHEe faHOITLDER
-LA gaups ,Tt
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DAV - pF-SHODDYj
Just received at IdqI..SI,SCI.f.EITEWS-BOOgSTORIE”
Therairky thousands cured at tbiu.inst4tutioit year after
..year; and the numerous_importatit"sargical operations
A..PPLES.-200 bErrels'of Xe*teirk - State
by the reporters of
, Apples, of a chelce-variety;_jusCatied, and sold ? r b an rr,Z=sltirseduapers, notices of ivtiok
low,
r iii i , 4 0 1 1 ,Y . y a a n e.i ti l ties Y l , l stl,:,A utß , P . u o tallis ß , It t Eß th p a grt new itasMatartrositgalftwenahlitte gin before the public ViclAldvir
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his twin or character and , resPOtiii ,
ilUEsSik:Titilaitgiq!, ii i e 13 * &!pilli TON I W P 5 1 11 S v i ie P t F i r' llt , ' ) '! /I ' 3lo 4 l l e ' d •
. .' Haltitarrel, , Jar,or Dozen, iitj. ":: . ' 4- '' -, .., - ,•::: ,' A ..e. , , , .. . -.,..1 - e - ...',,tl
no2o ..- . W4ifiie:lit.,:k Od., §titi DIOASES SPUMY. C ,
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- MEW 310101
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Married persons, or Young Men contemplating marriage,
;beingtwareaef.pltysical weakness, organic tlebilityg defer
mi tl64,dre:r speedily cured.
- -- He who placestirasplf under the care of Dr. S. may re
llgtouglpeonthlelhattthorior aw-a-Igep.tlentan - livid
dently, rely , upon-his OM. us a Physician. I
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- 'OrtGANtO TRANSES S
f• -
ImillediaielY cult* ail till v r trif/-
This distressing affection—which renders
and marriage impoisible—is the penalty paid by thetle
timsprim.prom-InVlgelice4 r)(o R n gi p t rpons are too apt
fo °Mai efettlt. from n'Othebigaware — ix -ISe dreddful
,conseogetaina t that may .epsue..,,Nosvi,tyho that under
islands tbitealbli prsteitt IciehEt-0 the Pw2E.' hr
prdereatioa is lost sooner by those f lin o into HEM 'per .
habits than by the prudent. Besides being clepriyedi the•
pleasures of healtliyinifspring,- - theimost. serious 'and de
structive syrriptoms to both t.bodpituld mind arise.
The system becomeeWerangetVthe physical and' mental
functionaAveakeined, loss of procreative power, .nervous
irritabilitY;r4ltehlisla, palpitation of the heart, indigestion,'
. cdelitutittlonalAebility, a wasting of the frame, cougthf cOn
' Surriptieni decay and death.
EMS
Left hood sideving_from. Baltimore street, a few doors
from tlie bother:, Fall - not to obserse name and number.
Letters mitt lie — paidaMinonteln Wait:to' Tipp , pOttor'i
'Diplonias hang intds office. - ,
Member of the Royal College of. Surgeons, London,. 'gra&
uate from ono of the most eminent colleges in the 'United .
States, and the greater part of whose life has been spout ! .
.in the hospitals.:of•Loridom Parisi rhiladelp'a and elk:
44,
where,.hos effeeted some ,Of tho..mdst .0.0 ing cures
that were,ever:known,;.inankl*lbledWitb 'ng in the
head and: ears when asleep, veg. iferyriakess„ helm
alarmed at sudden sounds, haslifillii6s; :with frequent
blushing attended sometimes with derattgeinent orntiritt
rare orired immediately. . i i ..-
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These are sonetrok . the kaland!iMolancli - OlyielfeetCpro:
'need 'Woolly habits of youth, :.weakne* of the beck
and:limbs; pains-'in thalliead, dhimess of sight, 'liiis of
maacidar power, MilnititiOn . of, 'the, heart,l - dyspopsia, ner
vous irritabllity;•symptomeqf _consumption,- &c.
fearfoleffects on the Mind are. much
Col dreaded—loss IX memory ,confuslon of ideas, de.
preinteli of-spirits, Mit= fdioUdlirgeoWeiiihnitO soopty,
self distrust, love oi - solitude, timidity, & c ore some of
Citrons, ,
Figs, Dittos,
Prunes,
Almonds, WaputS,
Filberts I,
Cream huts'
Grouud Nuts,
.Pecan - Nuts,
Cocoa Nuts,
'Cranberries,
HorniOy and ittlfirin 4
Cakr arid Crackers,
Swot mad Irish Potatoes,
Ore .: 6' and Ggied 'fruits,
'AM; 'Country . proalivo.
..
Whiihave injured themselves b y a 'certain practice in
dulged in when alone, a habit frequently learned
evil companipmb.or .at l school, the effects of which aro.
nightly felt, even *lien asleep, and if not cured ieriOrs•
marlingolinpcssible,Mid ( destroyklicithmld and hotiY;
shoula apply immediately, • •
• What's) Pity :that zi young. man , : the hope of *his countryii
the darling of hispa,renisTshoukt by snatched.; from all
prospects anditnAyntents of life, by the consequence of
dexinting from the path of rfatitreomii
certain secret habit. sonppr. r oi q r#,tt eft.tontAim. , ,
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jOITN WISE
f—
•
Reflect that a. Senna mind and body aierthe in t nacwatry
requisites to promote eortnubial balminess. dap:implH
out these,Vie NuitOyArengh life becomes a weary
grimage ; the prospect hourly . daryons to the A:leiv . :fhb
tignd•becoraes.sluitlinv&lVithilegpiiti and - filled With
dayicholy'retkietion that the happiness of anotheitbez.
conies blighted with our own.
' DISROR INTRITDENCE.
_
:
When the misguided and imprudent Notuay of measure
finds he. has imbibed the 'Seeds'iiOhis palfful disease, it
too, often happens that an ilitimed.:sense of femme or the
dread of diseovery deterSlifratroM applying to those who
. from' education.and respectability, can alone.beiliend him.
lietfrilla into the hands of ignorant arid-designing pretend
. CIE, *the, in,caohle .or Arch - .4. pce. uniary sub
'stance, keelpt iiil& rilling month alikilmmitif, or as lenges
'the intallesefeecalibb - iihtidried,landlin delpair leave him
N'sitlx ruined health:Weigh over-his gallingdisaripointment,
or,' by lfie'llS6 eat° deadt'Y'poirion,-Merenry, bastes .the
constientierults'yinlitomthifthiitioribledisease,suolaisaffee7;
tions of the Bead, Throat, -Nose Skin,:ete;,
' with' frightful' rapidity , death: puts a Terlod to his
dreadthisstiffeiii* by sending him to that .undiscovered,
. country fromwhence no traveler i farm. : . • • -
4 Vi .
' FOR-TABLE LSE;
NyM. DOCK, JR., & CO:
• iisoNglialiAtektv* stmt. ~
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BALTIMOBIE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
TEFAS-discovered-A-the---most-eartain,-speed3
11 and offeetnattelsefts in the world for
.DISEASES OF UthiIIEDENOE.
, RELIEF I SIB rQ TWELVE HOI RS.
e ;.S764imibifitop. iioiTodstlituwa
•
pure Warranfeft,'or No (Marge, in from On
to Tuio Days:'
Weakness of the Back, Affections of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, Impotency, beneral
bility, Nervousnes,, • Dyspepsia, 'Languor, Low Spirlts r
Confusion, of Ideas, Palpitation Of the Hearty Timidity,
TrenriblingS,'Dimness of Sight or Giddiness, Disease of the
Head Throat,...NOse Or 'Skin, Affections of the Liver,
'Longa, "Stomach or" Bowels==thosc terrible disMders
arising flitini'the Solitary' Habits of Yount—those secret
andsolitcuy - practices more -fetal to their victims than the
song of Syrcns to the Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their.
most brilliant hopes or anticipations - , rendering marriage,
&c., impossible. - .
YOUNG HEN
Especially, who hare become the 'victims of Solitary vice";
that dreadful,and destructive hat4t whfch annually sweeps.
to anttutiedely: grave thousands ; of. Young. Men ; of the
most exalted .talents innel,lasilliant intellect, who, might ,
othertvlse,have entrancelkiletenitig.Senates with the than.'
ders of eloquence or,Waked:to copt.sy'tito may
call with full confidence. • 'i s. ''' • .
DIAIWIAGE
OFFICE
,M 3.. 7, 'SOME:FREDERICK STREET,
` 'JOHNSON
T4ICEI .PARTICULAR 140TICE.,
t`i • '
YOUNG MEN
11,Wt . 114.GE
INDORSENT4I4 OF THE ALMS
lIARKSBOIG, PA., MAY. EVENING; 'sVirAltr'29,'
MERICAL.
=MOM
=1=55%1
THE GREAT
"AMERICAN' REMEDIES,"
KNOWN AS • . - .
. ,
q[lE _LA tro L
C*ENUINE PREPARATIONS,
lIELMBap EXTRACT ~RUCIIC;"
ftELMBOZD EYTRAT SARSAPARILL:4,
ITELMBOLRIKPROVED ROSE WASH.
L D S
• GENUINE ..PREPARATIONS.
"HIGHLY CONbENT,RATER:"
compow •
FLVID, EXTRACT BUCITUI
A POSITIVE AN6 SPECIFIC RE*EDY.
FOR DISEASE'S 'Oi" THS
BLADDEW . XIIM EY.Si>GRAV4L
•
AND DROPSICAL §*EIAATING,S-
BiS Medicine bacreasg9:tite• Po' ei •of
• aostion, and excites the AligOßENTSjito *lark
aotlon,. by which' fie WATTIRY . or CALOR US de*l.-
..tions, and all UNICkTURAL - , ,ESTIARGEMENTS *e re-
Aleellins welt as pink and inllainmat,ion, and is gold 'tor,
Mg.), WOUFIN` or CIIII,DitEK
1-IELIVIBOLD'S .EXTRACT RUCK
FOR. WEAKNESSES
irOing from Excessei, YlabLV ,y n
itiscrctitin" or AIWA '
ATTF-NDETy WITH THt aI'OLLOWING SYMPTQMS.
indisposition to Exertion, ; Dryness or the Skini
Loss or ..Metriory, Loss or rosi'er, •
'Weak:Nerves, Dreathini,
'Horror Of. Disease, Trembling,.! • •
Dimness of Vision, W_akefulne...T,
Universal ila,si3itude. or, thePaln kn, 019. 13 4i-1i
ttitscnltirHystein, , ,116410,1? g of the ody,
Hot Hands, Eniptfon.s on-the . Face,
Pallid Countenace, •
, .
These s,yilmtoms, allowed fo'go 'oh ? ticliicli tf
medl
nine invariably Yemoi - es7somiLfellMv "
Pl:r Op NO 5• 5 PTICkTS,
In one of which thepattent may expiro. Who c.bi say
that thby arenot frequently _followed by those ‘,llrifilt
discase.s,'! „ . • •
IN - s/mrYANa) "CONSUkEffION.
Many are au - are of the. cense of -their:sufferings,
". cent:hi:melees' Ahe,recnttis or the insane.aelften •
thetnelanehoty.dluthr.ss , -Cansaumtm bear:. ample 1N t -
ifiess . td the truth of the asAerticite: '
NR I E OORSTITUTION;-011138„AITTLITED
WITR-ORGANIC , WE4,IM, SS, ,
=in
Requires the aid, of inedicinO io'sttingthen and invigorate
the systeni, , whicielrelinlioldlOTx.tract linchn
dow.,,Adtiall*lll convince the most skeptical. 1,
FEMALE b_ • ,
OLP OR YOT.TS6,'SDIGLE,' MARRIED ;
PLATING ISAIVIIAt4:4 , • - '
In rnanyatreetions,peenliar ferealea tbe, gxtrdet,
.ehu Is unegublled by any other remedy, us lu Chlarogp pr
Referiiion,•teregulithty t _Panifulnekt; ar suppre4ion dab
customary Etteuatlints, Ulcerated orsSehirroas stale of file
Trprus;Jaducorrhert er,WlAtes, pterilily, and for all dom.
pkaints Incident to the sex, )i.hellier
Dissipation or In
DROLI2VE OR .CHANGE: OF. LIFE.,
NO RAmaii BHQuLD I:#l*o_UT IT
Tako no Balsam, Afercurl" or thapt&asaidligdiCino for
... 2
Unpleasant, and Dangerous Diseases
.3374.1111:1130LD'S EXTRACT BUCHIi
Cures Secret Diseases in all their Stages; at little espouse;}
little or rie change litiliet; no ltiecinvenierieoland no expo.
sure. It causee;frequenti desire; and: gives.strength to.
sUritiate,-Aierebk OrAciring'Obstruetim
,proventing and
curing §triptures of.thOlJrethre, allaying and
inifien, - 6o frequent in this class of'diseases, tend expelling
Poisonous DiSeased; m' Wornout 'latter, (Thousands
'upon thousands who have been,the itiotias of quacks, and
who hnvo paid heavy fees to, be cured ,fannAhort - tirne, have
found they. were decctved, and Oat' the - "Poison" lays by
the uS.tint""lioirerfnilstringents, ,, been dried up in - the
system, te - brtak out fii 1111 sigatavaied•• form and perhaps
after marriage. -
Upo i lELMBOLD?S,ESTRAGT BUCHU for -all Affections
and Viseases of the Vrin.ary prga.ni,:whetner existing in
*le or Female; ficinawliatevercatise'originating, add' no
Matter of Lovrilongtstanitingz: .- ,Disetisesa& these , Organg
require the aid of a Diuretic.ll.a.2ol . ll.ll,D'S
..F,WrItACT
:BUCLIU is the Great Diuretie,.anditia 'cerfainietirve the
'd'apired eileet in all Diseases= fb ^ r WWII. it is Fqaom-,
niciicked.
Blood—Blood—Blood: ffeltithold's,llithlr<:oneentra
ted compouod FLUID, XICTRACT SABSAFAR4A.SYFBI.,
This 4 an affeCtlon of the - Blood, and' attacks Ake.
Beival Organs, - Llnheks of the' NosedOirS' ; Throat; Wind!'
'pipe ant other.l.Dieus',Surfatieiimaklng ale appearadeb'
the form; et , Mem. HelmhoKle,ltstractlpx:paparalk Pit=
rifles the Blood, and rentoves all Sctly,lrup,tions of the
Bkln t ,gicing to the .attergealthy
'lt bon* prepared exPreialirlibr thls'elens: of coinpleant.s;
BS Slood,Purtfyingkroporties ain'presecied 'to a grVater
iWoritthan any,othoureparatiotrof Bmitpnrils.
REIMBOI4D'S ROSE WWI
•
An excettenti Lotion. ter dis;eiies or a Syphilitic Nature,
'and as an , injection in'. disedsee 'of :the. Urinary. Organs.
from.hafidtS ef,ditilnattqp conne c t io n kith!
ihe,Extracts,Buchu Sarsitardiu, in, Ruh diseases as
reconiffielided: "Evidence - of moss responsible and re
liable character will aaciimPany the medicines. CERTIFI
CATES OF CURESImin eight to twenty. -years standing
names,with known . to Selene° and , Fame: For Medical
•ProPortios f Bache,. see Dispensary Of thetfilted States:
See Pnifessor'DkiwhE'S trainable works dn'the Practice , of
Physic. See 'remarks made by , the late Celebrated Dr.
See remarks made by ; Dr.
Erßaium ROTlPWRlA4aAelebyated Physician and mem
ber it ihe Royal College or Surgeons, and published in the
Tranmetiohs of the Ring's and Queen's Journal See
Medico-Obirergleal Revlew,published by BENJ. TRAVERS,
Fellow of the Roy's]. College of Rurgeons, • The most of
thd late Standaid - wetks'on[liedicin • Eitract of Such;
4 50 .per , bottle Oi six.ihottles forl.ss 00. Extracr of
ggalqmolat,. 0:90, per - of l slio ler $5 Ini
,proyed,Rose -WO; centk Per beitle; - or',kik: for $3 50,.
ofitalf'd'dozen each for - $l2 00, whit* still he suflicianti
to cure the most obstinate oases,, if directions are adhered..
to., Delivered to any Ingress, securely. 'packed from op-
pgryation, .Iles a rlbe ointonai all
Advicegritis '
: - -I.AFFIDAVIS,
PersonallLap before me an Aldermen of the city
ofl'hillataßhhf — lfrVM. ItAbotd; who, being-duly sworn,
dOUibiatAiis Vrenttiationi: contraln DO narcotic, no to
A.t 1, 55..!95. 4h01: 'Various' drugs, and are purelr_vegetable.
H. T. WI .LIEEBOLD.
Sworn' ararsubdaribed before me ,thls..23d • day of , No.,
MAIO;•4 8114 .. , I • .Z...,,ABBAftp;
3 . , .Aldoili*,NiiitttstireAPlttliTaceVr aila C
).ofialetiel l g for information cid:Mende. .
. . a - ind,11:6010, Ci0": 1 11 0 K.
4ePOtiol SOnth - lotb*reetc4lMßleAßUS,
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lIRPOIKLW WE, TEM rtvEGIt4PH
HOUSE MRErWrA'rivEB.-
' ' — l' " Tn - misnar, Jan. 27, 1864.'
Thelfouseitkittifil A. 3t. The greater por
tion of the morning was consumed in a - warm
discussion on a resolution offered by Mr. 134 a
refteetilig-pporL*,slate, authorities as guilty of.
negleetin'iiiit providing' suitable "accommoda,
tieru3 for the itittlining Ireltinteen; neQpassilig
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through Harrisburg: ' - The debate • Tesalted
the adoption: cst a :stals.titute, , providing for t a'
appointment'of a committee. of three to inv "
tigate iutid 'report the'faiti of the case.' i
:- itn•afternoon session was held, at , wir
. Ebill-xelative to:the payment- of Interest n
;the State debt waspassed on second, rev-ling.
Adioinnedtill 10 a. m. to-reerrow. t
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XIXVIIItir egngres§lPitst Sessi4,
• WASHENOTON, Jan. 28.,
The bill, to provide for the payment of the
claims of Peruvian - citizens was passed. •
' Mr. Conness (Califorrda) reported:back, wtlr
ameridmepti• the bill to lutend the, hoxnestekd
act. The amendment was adopted,' tIR
benefits of thebill to persons in the naval service. The Senatee then took, up the rebo
tion 03 expel Senator Davis. •-•
Mr. Clark (New Hampshire) addeessed the
Senate. • .
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UOUSE OF 11EPRESEN raTIVEIL
A general conversation tooklAace latween
the members,' with a view of coming to; an
agreement, concerning4l4 consideration of the
,enrollment bill. ' 1 ." _
iffy. Schenck (Ohid) said it was neces-.,*&-
That the bill should be passed very • soon;
we must be. prepared to resist any despe to
and wild attempt that the rebels may e
against us . .
. . The House voted to reconsider the vote :kyr
.which the enrollment bill was referred to •t, he
Committee; of the. Whole on the State, of the
Union—yeas 100, nays 44. The bill being now
before the Rciiise, Mr. Schenck moved to pOst
pone the further consideration of it fill gon
day,! which was agreed, to. - - -
Mr. Finek (Ohio) addressed the Housg.On - a
reikilittion amendatory of the conftscatioff law.
seheld that the ordinaneds of sec are
voidvoid :sad illegal, alid. he expressed the.; pe
that, 4140 revolted: States, would .be bro lit
:,.. to : hti under the- don* on
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&_ ,V.iiiiat ditittneti
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arbiter 'of' eiTilitticle'lit and.of :the jc
ge ,
- trika.PennliAvania (Mr. Steieris;) fir
tbe, , views . the leiter had,oxknomiced, • t
the war,waS to beprosicated for subjag - on
and conquest, should bi , carried out, r _
ration of the Union under the Cfonsti 'on
was impossible: 4 9le contended that b the
mcidern,. - usage , of. nations:- e• had _nitiliig 145
seiqe_s_noi' e9rfiecattl AP , - = - Private , InxT". • "GI.
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Apse _ irk z arins against _us, nor have we the
right - tii" - stablisli civirgOyerpmenfin of
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ilte: , rebellious-. States . - Re- was in "favo 'Of
every, just constitutional measure for pu
doNl74,the rebellion, but at the. same tim the
wii.s..ui 'fiVol. of *Serving their" hint* ntal
rights under 'ilia 'Con . attrition. - fig Aunts
lasting peace founded on equity Mifl jnalarde, •
and which• - Would .bring gladness to - _milii6iA
of hearts.
Mr: 'airfield. (Ohio) could not agree *ith..
lir: Stevens, that the rebellious States grit out
of the = llnion , not with:the ‘gentlemenrpa the
ether'sidewlio claim• that they have all the
rights, pertaining ,to citizens of the Union.
The Siiprenie - Court had laiddown as a rule
clearly and. well defined, that when a great
rebellionlat operatien,;the President and
Congress_ may declare that we are. in a state
of war, and that we should follqw the laws of
War. All-the obligations of the Union hang
over them; 'but by . the act' of ,tebellicitikthey
have placed , baYond th.e - P 1154 -. 1 .ees
Of the Constitution. ,The only question ;was,
the exercise of 'the
lair of "war, Vaniah the'rebelt by forfethire of
-theiffiersi' Auxl 'and. real estate - •
• s -The Navy Departiaent has received informa
tion of, the following captures:
On January' 10 the U. S. , bark Woebtick
`eaptuied the Confederate sloop Mane: Limise;
attempting to run ollltTup!terßilet,
Shegwas of about night tons register and laden
R.O three ; thousand: pounds, OT, Sea Islandcotton. On the persons:l3f the captain and
tVe passengers 'were fonn&about seven 'him
dred and twenty-six dollaralagoldend silver,i
and two hundred and forty dollars in Cmafed
erstaittotes._ She had a Confederate register
" te4 SUyaniiih, last O c tober.
tltipifer Inlet on the ilth inst., the Roe
.';oh Captufeitthe Engliah schooner Susan,• of
Six. tons buithen, She ;had bleare& from Abaco
with-forty-three bags and sundry tinns of dry
At the same Said and • placOhe..Sr
steamer Honeysuckle captured .the: English
schooner Ely, of,,,Nassatt.-,i , Ber. cargo is not
stated., .• _
; On the 13th inst., the schooner WO Biddle;
-a tender to the U. S. flagship%EMl Jaein
captured; while Waiving- to,renterthe Su r ,
wane() river, thoaltitiehl schooner : , Will" rai
from Nassauveladen with salt, bagging and
W M. 12‘e S. schotiner Beau,
regard captured; hear 'Mosquito '4lilet, the
British eels:faker Minnie, front NaesepOoden
with Salt, li4nors : and earthenwarc : •
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wax - w - iii iitiiiittair's rattlers. .
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Fifty-three . eontrabands of all- sizes - and
sexes came tothe - headqoarters to-day. ,_
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foro giivri t f o r -, 4,l' 11.
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with field
exercise . , : was l43kii today Gen.
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PRIM - Af3t. SAT'S:
coxppi.tuad numerous lady. iliAttgrikWq,• in
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Ahots are occasionally exchanand 'bettireen
thepieketS . Dia' Rapidan; tint iro`Rilknalties
have lately beer' r,:repprted ton..onr sides -.-17
FROM FORT Mo7:Ror..
GEN. BVTLkft NOT mal:v aktEcu
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FORT Mallto2, Jan. 27.
The following special order haw been iSSI7ei
and carried into effect •
Four Mosnos. January 25, 1864.
Special Order No.' 24.. 1 -Vhat Mrs. donne
Graves; of. Norfolk, having a husband in the
rebel §tates, and having taken the oath of
allriance on the 2d inst., as she says to save
hdi property . ; and also baring declared her
sympathies are withithe South still; and that
hopes ther:Nill be sceeessful, be sent
through Alie linesand landed at City - Point, so
that she may be 'Wore her hope* and opraperehies
By command of Kum Gmrsaan &maw
In accordance with \ the above order, :Mrs
°craves wai to-day sent up to City Point on
the flag of-trace steamer New York, in charge
of Major John E. Mulford.
Doctor.Ritelie, a Rebel Government con
tractor, was captarellatErandonin the recent
raid up the Jame.s river. He was the heaviest
contractor in the Confederacy?
Major Bufroughs, thegtienilla chief, cap
tured some time snide in Princess Arnie
county, a •ted to escape at an early hour
on the •• of the 2bth inst., from the
small-pox ho • rite*rfolk and was shot by
the guard. He die three o'clock yester
day.afternoon. •
Captain H. E. Goodwin has been relieved
as Quartermaster at Norfolk and Captain God
frey appc .
The re)
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also place
at the nu
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passage
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material
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of heat o,
only is
the s - y . , stem effectually braced against eithe-.
extreilie of temperature, together with it,
changes. As an equilibrium of the vital fluid
is essential, and it can be secured only by a_r.
equal distribution of clothing over the body—
together, of coarse, with its non-cornpressio=
—it follows that the cut is not of minor im
.*: !'-itrrthe-tormtraetzion of dress. Suit
...tut-clothing may he wcirn to sectre warmth,
yet the wearer actually suffers from cold.
In
stance: AWoman clad in winter, in twice th:
weight of 'material a mad wears, ttils to ex
perience anything like the= warmth he enjoy ,
Se has -a general equable sense of coinfort
while she, ;yr= at,a2l, *so otily . in spot-:
and at intervals.
Such disparity is plainly traceable to the
difference in the construction of their cos
tumes. This equibalanee in dress is essential
to heat, too. As a balanced-circulation is due
to the evenness of our sensations, it is in any
ease a‘prereguisite to tempenitmial protection
and bodily comfort. As to the second part or
PrOtectiOn, ita indications are met in securing
the brat. If the form is clad with dile regard
to heat or cold, it is at the 'Same time, in the
beSt manner, secured against exposure.
heard a reverend gentleman remark, not long
since, that "women were not dressed; their
clothes were hungmon them." 'We may
safely leave it—itsodew of the oft-recurring
"scenes" on the §iNel and in' the house, and
the constantly-reiterated charge little • - • re
ceive to "be more careful and not si'
selvee—with an impartial judgmenta - Bide
how much ground in,truth there is for this
assertion.
. THE Dwn Sesawscs REvoren. —We see it
stated that H. H. William% of Greensburg.
who was convicted by court-martial of 'deser
fitin and sentenced to be shot; and whoSe exe
cution was. to have taken place. some: days
since, has beenpardened by the President.—
Every preparation for the execution had been
made, the grave_ dng, the coffin made, six
muskets loaded with. ballearteidge, and handed
to:those who were to usethenti *mid who had
taken their position, and the... six
were being loaded with',bak; "dge.—
Twenty minutes yet remained, mes
senger arrived with the: pardon+ is scene
which took place during:the pmarafges, for
the execution were of a . m.estlkeart , s 3 4 ,62 thiff.
Character, and all
when
hate,lett 'ttfe - most
gratifying relief when the mest
.teM3er-dfignerey
A, : RVzziati - Jusztes.--A man named Josh
was brought before a country squire for steal
inn- a hiig and three witnesses being examined,
sure they saw lain •steaL A wag, having
iidtinteered his counsel for Josh, knowing the
scope of,the squire's brain,arose and addressed
him as follows: ,
"May it:please 'your honor, I can establish
this mares honor - beyond the:. shadow of a
&rat, for I have tirelve 'witnesses who are
ready to swear. that,. they did nod see him
steal it."
, The squire rested'hie heed for a feiv mo
ments, as in deeP thought, and with great dig
nity arose, and brushing- back'his lair, said:
"If there are:, twelve, who; did. not see him
steal it, and only threl 'rho deal, I discharge
the prisoner:" ' - •
A Purim - L-Ilerela-4ery 'ingenious puz-
itY set. dOlvn;lt .-matters : not much which
•may,
And. nought to it add.withoid much.
And five unto the nought, placed at the right
hand,
Diat WI in one perfect line may,stsAiid. :
Then, each in four equal parts•divide,
dlilice the 'first fsurt4
gbin +Nit - iiroik€4 ifivftweabne,-
lArill3prove 'what teuipttpiundudd:to.rns.
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