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ed States will 233 France, and one which the U hot aud cannot allow. The moment is at hand whes we sb ready to throw dowa our glove to every ! foreign fivader of this continent; for te waity all be | Awerica, like the combined sireng th of its lakes nd rivers, must be one and indivisible forever. Nor is the great republic of North America alone in the desire to weintain this nity. The smaller States of — South America are patriotically mov ng in the same dicection, and we may confidently hope to see @ combination of atl these Spanish-American reoublics, which will materially aid us ia our determination to maintain and insist upon the Monroe doctrine in all ite Integrity. The proper duty of the Emperor of the French, if be consult the happiness of his peo- ple. is to retire at once from the greatest diffi- wully that ever threatened his dynasty. His cousin, the Prince Napoleon, sces the dangers ahead, and it would be well for the Emperor himself if he also could be made to see them. af not, be will assuredly be the sufferer. As for the Prince Maximilian, who, it is said, in- tends to accept the throne if the action of the Awmembly of Notables be confirmed by the peo- ple, it és easy to see that the vote of “the people,” so called, will undoubtedly be fa- verable to him. But it will not be so easy to tonvinoe the American people that these votes, forced from the Mexicans by the superior power of arma, can be anything more than a compul- gory acquiescence im that which they have not the necessary elements of strength to repulse. Our rebellion, however, is now near its close; nd then it will be our duty not only to pre- serve every inch of Mexican territory to that nolghboring and friendly republic, but to expel from the continent of America every European invader who may dare to pollute ite soil. Movers Enrerprme.—The axiom that ‘there is nothing new under the sun,” though correct enough in regard to the origination of ideas, has but little application to their develepment. ‘There are but few of the great modern dis- coveries of which the germs were not known at some early period of time. In the extension and combi in of the crude conceptions of others lies the merit of modern inventors. But the merit is little if at all superior to that of the mind with which they originated. He that converts to profitable results what otherwise must have fain fallow is surely as much entitled to our admiration and gratitude as the man who tlings away with spendthrift recklessness the ottspring of his brain. In the completion of imperfect theories and in the advancement of art and science generally it must be admitted that the last half century ex- hibits greater progress than any corresponding period in the world’s history. And within that limited period of time itself how much have we improved on our own efforts. When our first railroad was built, some thirty yeare ago, an exieat of fifty miles was considered a gigantic enterprise. Now, not only is every State of the Union intersected by a network of these lines, but we are about to span the continent with one great road, extending nearly three thousand miles in length. How com- poratively few years is it since Pro- fe sov Morse was dunning government for a «mall grant to enable him to demonstrate the sticcess of his discoveries in electro-magnetism ax applied to the telegraph. Now, through the medium of these inventions, a large portion of the busivess of the world is transacted, and soon the two continents will be placed by them in hourly communication. Many of us remem- bee when the first vessel of Collins’ line of fast su:ling packets elicited our admiration and wonder, and when some gi xpression to the {var that a vessel which would only make a vir sized jollyboat for the Great Eastern would be “hogged” by her extreme length. What a revolution has taken place in our ideas in this regard. We now build steamers which ave equal to small towns in their capacity of accommodation, and which traverse the ocean without the remotest apprehensions of so un- puvtical a disaster. And asto those boasted works of the ancients which ebtained for the period when they were built the title of the Cyolopean age, what are they compared to the enterprises of our own time? The generation that cau undertake to tunnel the Alps and lake Superior, build the Suez Canal and bring t « principal cities of the four great divisions ol the earth into daily telegraphic intercourse with each other, bas surely made some steps in advance of them. Nor is it in works of con- struction alone that we exhibit our superiority over the generations that have preceded In tue art of war we have made strides so destruc- tive that they will in time render war impos- sible. When the rebellion broke out Admiral Dahlgren declared that it would be out of the power of any gun then in existence to throw an e lective shot from Fort Sumter into Charleston. (ur Parrott guns can now cast @ shell more than five miles, and a new discovery is an-* nounced by which, by a very simple arrange- ment of the charge, a ball can be despatched av additional four miles, or farther, actually, that an object can be seen at sea. When we have coalized the Irish sportsman’s dream of a gua thatean shoot round s corner we sball have bat little to improve upon in the engine- ry of war. ‘This is truly @ great age, and we are a great people. Conld we but find some means of of | quieting the nigger, we don’t know that we bave | anything more to wish fo for. Reconwracetton IN THE ‘Sours. It requires | bere are of the most exciting king. ee _ NEW YORK t PURTANT Fra FORTRESS b.0.K0E. scape of Four Union Prisoners from the Rebel Lines. Lee's Army dhadinths siesta Virginia, Exocution of a Deserter from the Union Army, &., &., ee. Mec. Edwin F. De Nyne’s Despatches. Forraass Mownor, Sopt. 17, 1865. We have had a lively time here inst evening aod to-day, on account of the arrival, by special boat lest evening, of Governor Andrew, of Massachusetts. Salutes were fired, and bands thumped aad tooted, until the gossips of Old Point had it fora well authenticated fact that the President, in propria persona, was on hand. Much surprise was manifested when it was discovered who the visitor really was. Accompanied by Major Gene- ral Foster and ataff, he proceeded to Norfolk op a ploasure visit, returning,‘as the Diowing of steam whistles in- formed me, at nine o’clook last evening. What the ob- Ject of this visit may be I am not qualified tostate— ether it be simply of pleasure or for the furtherance of some new visiovary acheme for the better conduct of the war. Governor Andrew ts to be, I believe, the guest of eral Foster during bis stay. ARRIVALS PROM BELLE L8LX, Yesterday four men, in the rough uniforms of rebel soldiers, arrived at the fortress from Newport’s News. ‘They proved to be four of our owa men, who had thus Gisguised themselves to facilitate their escape. They ‘were captured om the 18th of July last, in the first terrific charge of our troops on Fort Wagner. Three of them be- long to the Seventh Connecticut regiment. They repro- ent their sufferings during their weary journey toward their freedom ag terrible. How their escape was made is mot as yet known in detail; Dut they are heid for rigid examination. They left on the evening of the 9th of Sep- tember, without being perceived or molested in any manner. TROOPS GOING SOUTH. ‘They state that for some time past trains, to the num- ber of four or five per day, have been running troops Ubrough Richmond South. The very day that they took their unceremonious departure the city was ‘‘illumi- mated’ with camp fires and crowded with troops, all doubtless being burried on toward Charlestoa. ‘THR FORFIVICATIONS OF PETERSBURG they state to be quite formidable. They passed three lines of these and were not interfered with, doubtless on account of their uniforms. Though they were successful to their bold undertaking they did not lack hairbreadtn es- capes and persistent pursuit. Beyond the rebel lines and on the neutra! ground between the contestants they were in more danger of capture than in the very midst of their enemies; for now their uniforms, which bad been before a passport and safeguard, became the most likely means of their betrayal back to captivity. REBEL DEVICES FOR TAH CAPTURD OF DESRAIKRN rendered the position now a very ticklish one. Men are ongaged specially by the rebel government for tho appre- hension of such of thelr victims as may have taken “*French leave,” and the farmers roundabout combine for the same purpose. Althongh this brave little party was folly aware of these dangers and difficulties, hunger finally forced them to stop at a house for food one even- ing. Unfortunately, this happened to be the rendezvous of one of these same REBRL GOVERNMENT DETRCTIV RY whom, above alt things, they would have chosen to have avoided. In lien of having their wishos gratitied, they were queationed and cross-questioned by their hort, who, in short, claimed them as deserters from the rebel army. They ‘were not long In taking to their heels after this new chapter in the history of their misfortunes had been opened. A vigorons parsuit was made by several armed men,.assisted by bloodhounds, who were immediate! pat on their track. Weary to exhaustion, they oe —— after a long race, in a slight furrow tn earth, ‘The dogs miesed their scent near this spot, on Thus these daring fltowe escaped pees the Tactres us these dar: luckiest Shasoe Bn the: Sorld, ad’ aoou' thereaher Tesch lines, to late their’ tale py fortunate escapes, more romantic THR NAMES OFTHE WOW are as follows: — Sergeant B. A. Hall, Seventh Connecticut Volunteers, Everett a Bite ‘enth Connecticut Volunteers. ‘Thaddeus R. ter, ut Vi Sylvester H. Seppo nem iret rs po Volunteers. fr the Kk enth Teunaytvenie cavelry. w named rom loven' alias J yesterday in ance with general order. nese (he consummation of joun Thomas Barnett, came off PP ‘bt trembled violently. THE PROCESSION was formed (n mournful erder. First came Major Bovey, ‘bment of the = guard who :them the band the martial part (fife and drom) only, performing a dir After this came a carriage with the chaplain of t Kleventh Pennsylvania cavalry and the prisoner. THE VixLD OF EXRCUTION hed on its face, drawn up in solemo though martial ar. ray, the follow: regiments —One Handre@ and Forty- eighth New York Volunteers, Lieutenant Colonel Guion; Twenty-first Connecticut Volunteers, Colonel Dutton; ove company Fifth !" nusyivania cavalry, Seventh New York battery, Captain Regan; also two negro regiments. ‘THR GYRCTATORS Of this solemn p nt of death numbered some sig bap. dred, citizen and officers and soldiers off duty. Carriages were there in any number, and one would bave inclined to the idea that it war a ecene of bilarity, a race or some like sport, ipetead of the dreadful ending of a traitor’s career, ae it was. ‘THE PRINONKR IN POSTION Harnett was now taken to the front of his executioners, trembling, pale, and evident'y balf frightened out of his senses. Hie eyer were bandaged, and, after shaking hands with Major Bovey, be took his seat upon his coffla. All wae as quiet as death, Not breath of air seemed to stir, Alt was buthed and ready, though not eager, or the fearful word that would end an erring life. A CAST RQURET of the prisoner was that Major Bovey should give the word to fire 80 Jow that be, the prisover. could not hear it. He also too the last moment aaa fitting occasion to acknowledge bie guilt aud the justness of bis sentence. THE WORD “rig” war given nt half-peas eleven A.M. He immediately tumbled over his coffin and wit a struggle. Re was by sever balle—ti his heart, ove through the ) vein, one ia the |, aod the otber D bis body. The burial took place in Fotter's Field, just without the soldier's ‘Yhe vast crowd dispersed in livery and fairly jubilant aa ‘aughing op the return aa if it were a 4 RETIEW OF NBORO TROOP= took place iat evening. Governor Andrew was thero in all bis glory, apd smiled sweetly on the sickly shadow of bis vaunted “pine woe thousand." MORE DRBBRTERA bave come into Norfeik thie morning. They generally yc a — 8th North Carolina Volunteers, at Fort Wagner ; received {urlongh to go home. Donnvesd on first opportunity Whitmell anderson, ®, 10th North Carolina ar Co. K, 10th North Carolina artillery. K, 10th North Carolina artillery. Tt i wtated that Lee ie deserting tbe w' State of Virginia to | Charleston, it i reported, wee shelled for turee days ‘a * no stretch of imagination te see that the signs | of the times in North Carolina indicate a rapid | return to the old Union. If the people of the “id North State are so intensely loyal to the Davis oligarchy as the rebel newspapers, es- | pecially those at Richmond, indicate, what is tye necessity of inserting such editorial no- tices as the following, which we copy from the Wiimington (N. C.) Journal of the 2d inst. !— arene Orroskn 19 ROLDAN —ID the list of papers oppomed vo the treasonabie coarse of the Standard, we comitied the Iredet Express and the Catawba Journal, Papers copying that list will please add them. The days of secesh in North Carolina are evi- dently few. Tue Casvarties ox Mornis Istann.-We bave received a complete list of the killed, wounded and missing of our officers and men during the operations of Gen. Gillmore on Morris Island, out, not baying the space to publish them at present, have sent them to the Soldiers’ Home io Howard street, where information can be hed by letter, er the limts be seen by any one desirous of learning the fate of friend or rela- | days, of they wil! be impri id to Be communicated , Georgia. IR DAMAGH® KY GURRT LAM, tect — RRR NO. 26 completely destroyed by parties direct irom Atl RARK) STMPATIZERS Te The following , inereret ov Vroom, ) our, Sept. 14, 1863, ' f 1. It i hereby ordered t Bartlett Smith, Dr Siebault, —lerver, Vaowas Keclan, Jobe Daffy, Horatio Joby Kwetl, Mart Harris, Charies nck and tier withia ten the bridge shal! be propert, ver General NAGLER, jatant Adjutant Gemeral Fo Mownon, Sept 17, ie. The Gag of truce boat New York arrived from Cay Polat Inst evening in charge of Major Malford, Muste im the Park. ‘The Verk Commissioners announce that there will be mounic at the Park today, at jour o’clook I’, M, by te Tebuilt (rom eules of their cam mand Groner H Jomtseron. A | Park Rend, ander the leadership of HR fodworth, Weather permitting The following i# the program PART HB. bodworth haet Adam arent ie. “pinode 4° Koorakia |. Selection, from" Maanadiery Verdi 5. 40, Ne ‘. ee = Meyerbear «Wedding March ven 9, Polka, *Lowls [Or jl Seeresder 10, Barcarole, (rom * Marini a wal sory nbrescte: ante Maret 163.— STON. HER Al 1», 8 ATURDAY, the Fog or Storm m Sijtions at Cape Races Some time wince it wae deormined to haye coe of Daboil's fog and steam whistles placed upon Cape Koos, m order W give warning to vowels pamueg tua vicinity of thor proximmy Wo lund, and (bus enabling them to avord tho danger, aud at (he same time gaiv & Knowledge of thetr tro position Some thousands of dollars were aubsorived m this city by tLe underwriters, Associated I’ress and oshers, la order 0 Curry Out the plan projected, but the Knglish goverm Mont rtuaed pormimion (oO bave 1b placed upon Britis 800, for the reason that the largest amoust had been eub- ecribed in this country ‘The matter haa not beee given up, however, Mr. Da dell bas constructed a complete apparatus, aimitar to the ono cow in use at the Now Londoe lighthouse, aad loaves i@ tho sloamer Scola, oa Woduesday next, (or Livorpoot, with tho tatention of showing to tho British govorameat the utility aod practioal working of his im voation, There can 66 00 doubt that after ita uacfulness has been fully represented the necessary permission will be granted to erect ono at a point that should have had this, or somotuing of @ aimilar aatyre, yoars ago. Had this signal been erected when first subsortbed for, we should not bave bid to record the loss of the steamship Apglo-Saxos, with the majority of her crow aad passen- Gers, to April last, on the rocks off Cape Race, ‘The Cunard Company have beoa very active in for- warding this work. They were large subscribers tn the rat place, and have aow given Mr. Daboil a passage to Rngiand and the freight on his apparatas, in ordor teat he shall be at as little expense as possible in bringing bis tnveation before those who will doubtless permit its erection on the spot designated. It is not improbable, whea this fog signal is understood, that the Knglish government will not only permit its erection on Cape Race, but will order one for every other dangerous point on ite coast. Hundreds of vessels and thousands of lives are anzually lost through the waut of proper fog aig: nals, such as the favention of Mr. Daboil; and it should ‘be @ point with all governments, on the score of bumani- ty, if nothing else, to have them erected wherever the ‘Bavigation is of such a character as to render them ne- cossary, The value of this sigual at Cape Race, tothe commerce [between the North of Europe and America—*| especially to the numerous steam lines—cannot be over- estimated. It should be there at tho earliest possible moment; every one is interested, and the matter should SEPTEMBER 1, ARRIVAL oF UE STEAt ‘SHIP NERRIMAC. Fire Opened on the Robels from ndatntie om Reported Peery of a Union Re- connoitering Party, he. ae. oe ‘The Deiled Aiates transport stoumer Moerimac, Onph, Sampaoe, which lore Chartonton bar ab moe on Tusaday, 16th imst., arrived at this port youterday afternova. Gonorai Gilimore’s forcen wore in (ull peastmion of Morets Island. Fort Groggy had boon put in order by our tenops, and was Oocasionally sending belt and @bot into Fort Moul- tete, Dut with what cMct was not known. On the 16th, off Cape Lookout, the Merrimac apoio the United States stoamor Nangemond, biockediug, al! weil. Rebel Accounts. TSLEGKAMS 70 THE KLOHMOND DGPATOR. Coantasron, Sopt. 14, 1663. A Yaakee reconpoitering party, inciading « chaplain, houtenaat, telograph operator and @ negro soldier, were captured om Saturday oa the Savannah Raliroad below this city, They bad tapped the wires to obtata taforma- toa, but got none. WaRLEMOoN, Sept. 16, 1863, ‘The weather is variable, and the equinoctial gales are Gaily expected The Nation Horse The national horse fair at the Fashion Pleasure Grownt, Fiuahing, bad to succumb yesterday to the weataer. Two trots, one under Lbe saddle and the other to wagous, came Off before the raiu came down; but the grand feature of the day's amosemen|—the ladies’ equestrian erhibigion—had to be postponed untilto-day. ‘The prize, a beautiful gold pee Sena be contended for idl bl hees apr and wilt event. |, General Butler be urged im a manner to provent the possibility of any tna Bay Princ wif tat we day Yor. Soethaauae dat further delay. We have no doubt, however, thatthis } lars premium. Bay Prince is the Buffalo horse, who trotted inéwo minutes and ¢wenty - “four and abait arconde ou We programme for to-day is a very at tractive one and ought to draw a large attendance, viait to England will be productive of the most satiefac- tory results, and that the plan will be adopted by the British government. THE WEEKLY HERALD. The Best and Cheapest Newspaper ne the bh teceser The Operations le Front of Charleston—The Na- val Attack on Fort Sumter—Map of the Posi- 7—Lieut. Me Boone, 12th battalion. 8—Capt. Samuel tion—The Brilliant Cavalry Fight at Culpep- J. Calvert, 66th 12 ant. 9. 6. Odom, 12th battalion. 10—Ool, Thomas 8. Kenan, 484 regiment 11—Lieut. Thomas C. Powell, 47th regiment, 1o—liea, £G Miller, 534 A. McGehee, 68d regiment. Meat J. H. Randall. 56th regiment, P. Gill, 47th regiment, ientiae F, Drake, 47th regiment. 17—Lieut. Eee Mull, 566th regiment. ey from Rosecrans’ Army—Newsfrom Burnside's and Foster's Departmente—Suspension of the Writ of Habeas Corpus--The Latest News from Burope—Literature—Agricultural —Sporting— The Recent Prise Fight in England—The La. teat News, &c., &o., &o. Tue Weeatt Heasto, for the present weet, ready this (Saturday) moraivg, will contain:— ‘Tho latest dotails of the Military and Naval Operations in front of Charleston, South Carolina, with full details, from our Special War Correspondents, of the Mevements of the Union Forces, aud a full aceount of the recent un- successful Naval Assault upon Fort Sumter. AD excellent Map of the Siteation before Charleston, showing the relative position of Gevera!l Gillmore’s Guns aud the Kebel Batteries. with tbe work accompiished and the work yet to be done. Accormt of the brilliant Cavairy Fight at Culpepper, Va., between the Revels-and « portion of Meade’s Army, resulting in the defeat of the former « Interesting Letter from our Speciad Correspondent. in Rosecrans’ army, giving aa account of the appearance of the country and the reiative positions of the Armies. Important account of the March of Generat Burnside’s Army from Keutucky to Knoxville, Tepu Acconat of Gen, Blunt's Successtul March in Aricaneas Interenting intelligence from Geo. Foster's Depart- ment, with reports of the Union feeling among the peo- ple of North Carolina. Vreaident Livcoin's Proclamation Suspending the Writ 27—Lieut. W R Covington, : 26—Capt, I. 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Iredumd ‘ Her (iene nnd thw of her nephew John Mobs are n adhesive pre jareso Dwatr or ML thle ronjmettu tied 10 aitend hor Fomeral, tow (RAMM T ge ¢ easily suviee A'ermmn from her hee residence, 103 Hroome street Ten Tre tenes ome Ned te Ammen paste, - and 0 withoet Curther iw itutha. siwnye ready Cor use Ee init vere enn, and JO —O0 Friday, September 18, aflor a abort Hiner. - P Maucisker, beloved wife of James Vitor, wm the Slatyear | ai! aetidles umemded with | wilh We as 6 wiy veiled we te © her nee veg © relatives nnd feiends of tie famity are coapecuiully | @aturel ont tovited & ationd the funeral, from ler late rewtdenoe, No Lh tt partook ta ile aporeiion © hee apple! wH01 wk 206 Fast Tweety aicth atresl, am Bouday afternoon, a6 two of ctock. over description Por other Dewths ase Pourth I en eR aE LES MISCELLANBOUS. A® tnom Ooyaertuy. mPHautiAN avnur enpplioa the pee VITAL PRINOLELE, On LIFH Rete Rwe, Tro! [hie toraluabic ia ail the useful arte where an athow + 20 bate wp am (ree Constitlon - usbwhance a weadnd. mas PRnOvin TAM arnoe " Leta ae indinpensabie article [oF every bouseholt, ant om PRAFROTED GOLUTION OF PROTOKIDE OF RON THK PBRUVIAN BYRU Tau VIGOR OF YOUTH TO THK WORN OOT AVST RA, Leather 10 all shapes, oven if Uiled wite alt. Wookery of ali kinds Jew olry, when @ coment is worded, gud tt M4 weed 1a mame can jusiaad of solder, houakegper would be wilhous Kalter omee using IL Bootmakors waing nach (md thie Goment the ouMw ure (hing For cementing th ate. Tho pubtio Mave long Wanted w THR PERUVIAN YROE AND [NVIGORATES AN OVBR-WORKED eaaAln. THR PRRUVIAN seROr DVHPePsEA, LIVER COMPLAINT, DROPSY. ac TAB PRRUVIAR STROUP Tan weak AnD DRSILITATEO. TUS PORUVIAN evROr MRBYOUS arrange AMP OLL PBMALE Urte simple aw tecasy of ApPLCAtion which would aol only repair Lhe many acidemia ia the peeformance of daily 4 thee, but would sino be useful in all the gartous mechastont employments where an adhesive eubstance te required. ‘Tre propeicions of HILTON INSOLUBLE CEMENT therefore clinply aaaort ‘That Ht lee useful Olecovery That it tetotrinsically vaiuaiie, and Ome of the beet aise to ccomoeny (hat the Inventive genius of the age has produced. HULTON'S INSOLUBLE CRMBNT (0 eoleatifio orepe- ration, and the legitimate reault Of pears of study, aasieted br practical expertinents. Nothing Uke It bas evor before been offered to the publi, end it le now offered with the Grae conviction that ite werite will give aa caviable reputation wherever It may become kuowe “Thies oxeotiont article, loug Advertised im our columns, to A perfect onntrivance for putting logether and keeping fast What which accldeat or time bas severed. Once applied toe Unad are consieutiy occurring THR PRRUVIAN aeRue THR BROKEN DOWN COMGTITUTION, Tas RERUN TAM avaue fHougamos wane OR QRMEDIES HATE TAR PERUVIAN aYROF DBALKRS IN MEDICINE BVEREWORRG. Dgrot wi mRoapwar, A yew PROPUMK. wt TAK oo MIGHT BLOOMING ORAKUS. NIGHT BLOOMING CORREA. broken jolat of furaiture, & fractured dish oF glass, « sole NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS Of aoe, oF @ bit of carpwuer'e work, I holds (he parte NIGHT BLOOMING CRRBUS. Aogether with an invincible tenacity which permite aew NIGHT BLOOMING ORREUS. creck auywhere but! in that particular apot. It la the NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS, roughiy (nsoluble, aa Ht claims to be."—Bew York Rreaiag NIGHT BLOOMING CRREUS, Post, Heptember 3, 188. Nigar BLOOMING ORREUS. ** During our long experience as @ newspaper publisher A most exquisite, delicate and t it Perfume, djettied, fiom the rare and re tvon d bewutiful flower from which @ takes ite THALON £ BON. Bt. Nicholas total “Sold by deugatats general y. Plas “MBROSIA OF DR STERLING'S, 1a A STIMULAT. Ing. olly extract of root, barks and herbs, It cures u we bare had frequent occasion We apeak editorially of wa rious medical and mechanical preparations; bul, as our readers will bear wituess, we have never recommended the use of aug articio hastily oF wnadvisndiy Hitoo's ke all diseases of the soalp and itching of the head: | Balirel ieatea d iY e hair from falling. ont of Or | soluble Commat is a Dreperation—aad @ very enceilens it to grow: thick and Fruits bit Dre Ber. | Preparation, (oo—which we have used as circumstances re- quired) for mare than a year peat: and we can truly cog thal i possesere greater merits ereu then ere claimet fev by tte euterprising proprietors 1s Cement should be found, aud soon will be found, wary house, factory, “workshop Aad codnting room ja the country Certainly, _nO article of the tind lc enppe tiger hon Ty | ad Sern bas ever been introduced to the public which hae oe ; i"alanahere at teas than a) | suddenly acquired «wide epread (notoriety ee the To onumerate all the purpeses BEWARE OF BEWARK OF IMITATIONS. WARK OF IMITATION IMITATIONS BI in NONE GENUINE BUT Die I Ik are ALEC. NONE GENUINE BUT DR. HW NORK URNUINE BUT DS, HH. BTML ING'R WrERLING! Phot: Preprieter of im y TNO. S19 BROADWAY.—SMITH & BLAKE, EXTEN Put up ta @ bee contain, all I aruugiats Depot 493 Broa al Tosviuble Cement. for whioh it can be suctessiully used would ovcupy more space thaa we could spare_in this department of the paper. Read (heir advertisement, and, after you have read (t, atratiway go and purchase «i liberal supply of the Leeete bie Cement. Depend upon i, after having given the prope- rat trial, you will newer consent tebe without 1t."— Providence General Advertiags, Ang. b, 198. REMEMBER MILTON'S INSOLUBLE ORM@AT Jaina Liquid form and aseasily ayptied as common paste. ac, CHBA HOUSEHOLD WORD.—BUY FIRST CLASS AIL ver plated ware, table cutiery, cooking wiensila, &e., at D. BANBEORD'S great bacaar, Cooper Tastitute \t y8CHOOL MIS’ BOX OF f r irom A to%. $1 25; Monograms, Card Kogreving, Sta BREATH-THE GREATEBT CURSE THE How many lovers A BaD A amas faniiy is bein to, paratede-how many fri 0 delicate your a ignorant of to MOF A PHOUBAND FLOWERS area i oe HULTON'S INBOL Sod white. Price @icente. For ambe by all drsgginte, a layaciate te Y Wstaindnei aera ee ner plea UULTON'S INSOLUBLE OKMKI- Will edbere oily substances. Supplied im Family or Menufecturere’ Packages, 2 ovmcse . . . MATHEWS’ VENRTIAN HAIR DYKE, ACKNOWLEDUED suit to be the cheapest am heat in tae world, Kasily alr veauirvng me prepare i" may. Ue desired. . eg that | '° pounds, Su a that i¢ aa facie Ta the hale, iteelfa Price WO by ai Vor enle everywhere o rw ie MATHEWS, General ‘Agent, 12 Wold street, Moe NOTE PAPE. ADY INITIALLED. A 76. 0 GIMBREDE'S, 648 Al M. WARD, CLOSE & for Mew York For asle by CROR Caloric Kagine and #hoe Machine Depot. 13 Dey ent, MPORT ART SURGIOA, gasne. ho ba #. oA rary, thir Ther yout Deformitios of vy Be it a DANIRiA ‘on. 6 Gargeon, 72) Misth avenue near Four Y women! and Moat delicious oF holesale retail, of 8, be United States), 70 Nawsan ATOMS OFFICE, SkW YORK, JULY GILT, BLACK WALNUT, 4 square PleCare Vrau wereet, we 008 door above © bomber Temes t brady + Mavien lane $2, he Neth jose. Dow 't forge! Say amonnt |e lo be part ~ZATIBNTIONINMORTREAPECTRULLYCALLEDTO pr bbs l “ ordudges beter eo ig here yt ye beads ainda ln afdition vs th aed ofered ve we ‘ of the ony io my gevera! ation {Cotans, a. aanay. r Frenne ORG OPDT RE, Mayor. ANTIN'G LIFB ( ORDIAL crpat American Remedy for Chyiera, Cholera Morbua, Cholers Lefanvum. Dysentery Compla.ut, Pein aad Crarmy i oir Stomach ond Haw! TION JOLTON DENTAL As J New Yoru, Sept, 18, 196i ACARD rellevee those. disagre ng of fo 7 requested (> tay rege. sot OSs anbiner avtiioss te Gree Ges ae (ROA) HUBITON ABW) Ls wM GMA MARTIN &0O,, sion Hone MACK 2 00,, Vifte avenue Hote 6) Brostway Providence, Rt poy rownum dain Pomtvey oun sata, | fal, Keeom wed a) Smwaaae of the fh oy the vee of ware in bed. Y Prepriewers, oot within ® pear oF O62 25, orwiihs ix beatiful c forts [event my Rm MOBAIC AND SOLID, GOED Ratios 4nD rise, SINE on TEN DOT al ALLENS, 005 Broatway one door botbe Conel FRENCH FALL FARIIONN eORIVRD uae Ts . vOane Lear ta to paveletend 2 Z1TON LABELA AND Solr. ve Fat Ab ke InDe, RTO L RR te emer . ane, RAR -OF CADWELL. oc uLisr AND ac «have pe bow Khe ‘rm ne Muah tire ee Co eee Ee. tS pected (a thin ewetien. Wh be far " Tperouee, capere ly \reaung (be Vye 00d | pane 0 of tne 4 on we Far Oded pours fromm ¥ ie satan Roper = mt of mart’ § lela hy ee he Oger e TRACROS a8) PROOKEDISGS we ne wet en Comet hot Vechten Se labor ot expenan sonoma lo tm 1h The guage are re HA. ome TAR aibelA OF RATURDAT een O#TROM 4 On eth Interretin: ond valuable reer ~~: one etary reorders oh Woarenine cKO laa (Raven's Mvemen sad ng ie 0 Van intent (aahione Pore feeding mmatirr ie abe AUT eine BoA immerse * LL my A oy Vestivn mee re the (0i7 ees general on bane Cnr a <aigpeorinies. + ree ApPTOR ne Hi bn the matter oF os te 8 Peking mate wow mone “are. extents (or cas