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OF New Orleans. ~, .f
From enc 0f,.lie prisoners. an officer il
the 'cousdsrats navy, our Gnlt CORES
Pcadent obtained the following. which
believed 20 be a cores, list Of the Reb.
steamers dss,roysddurins the action o.
the morning Of the 9Th ui,:
Iron clad battery Louisiana. I6 guns
zoe men, commanded first by McIntcsh
then By J X. Mitchell.
"a "a Ram Maaassas, gun. 80 men, Lieut.
Morley. es
!. MeRae, 8 euus. 1870 men, T. B. Hagur
- Coy: Moore. 2 guns. % men, Beverly
Ksnnon.
Gen. Quitmsn, 2 guns. % men, Grant
ia tsSp, 2 guns. rs men, F b, Rem
.tfSisls guuboais. Lowell, / gun, rs
men. q &fe
Warrior, 2 guns. rs men, Stevenson.
Essolule. 2gups. rs mon. Hooper.
Reliance. 2 guns. rs men.
, eckinri ige, gun, rs men.
StinB Wall jackson. ] gun, rs men,
#Gelves,on. 2 guns, Is men.
Angio Normal, guns. rs men.
The crews Of the rebel gunboais nun.
befed about 900 men. who were. most "
soldiers. aod their armament consisted Ia
the agg,ega'e Of five II inch guns, ,hir
teen SO Founders, rifles; one 8 FOUNDER
Iid', five "a FOUNDERS. smooth bore; sia
50 ponnd'rs, 80 cwt. six 80 FOUNDERS, s.
cwt; three inch shell guns- making a
tot.l Of SO guns.
in this connection 1t may be Of intcres,
tO'tae reader 10 know that in thu two
forts there we're mounted two 13 inch
moriars, eight 10 inch ditto. three AZ
pound rides, ten 0 inch colum' lads, four
10 mch diito.one hundred and City three
SO and "a Founders. makirg a grand 10
tAl % 9i9 yunsiu the lorts and gunboats.
We give the rebel account Of the fa;e
orthe several steamers mentioned abov..
The Resolnts. Defiance and and Louisi
ana were destroyed by order Of Comman.
der Mitchell OF the Confederate Navy. af
Ter tho passage u the fleet The Mauas
sas was seutlled by cutting her pipes by
Lieut.. Worley, after being disabled BY
the Mississippi. The McRa' was sunk
at New oilesns, whittier she went iume.
diately after the action to convey the
wounded rom the forts.
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NJ.
To hs Pep" n Fairfield Csanty: -
We sropcpopally seqpaloted win r. N. cIsfk G
E'1, and believe him TO bo honest snd capable, We
eheerfully recommend hImio tho frlsnds Of the I7lh
Regiments as aproPcr person TO attend 10 the col.
lection Of Soldiers ciams, Back Pay Bounty, Pen.
sl0ns, DC:
J9Hr NJ. CoSsELt, Col. I7th Regiment, o. ". Q &
NJ y. Moons, Lieut., Col. I5ih o. v. l.. .i ay
A. j. Days, AdjuIant l'ih Ohio.
Capt. o. r. BurTrRFiELD, ,comd'g Co. A, 18th o.v.
Lient. J. n. ARKY.
tart. EzaA RicKsrrs, Co. p. ..,7,h Reg. " |
Lieut.. ID. O'buI LIyAS, atff .n = ta- tlF..
j. w. sTiMHcoaB, Capt Co, Il,
a. AsHBaooK, lei. Lieutenant Co. y.
WM. n. Puun. % Lieut.. 90. n.
A.oaDES, Capt Co. 18th ohio. r...
Lro AoLEs, First Lieut.. Co. |, I7Ih Ohio,
ID. NJ, REA, Capt. Co X. r~T
=, ID. .CoLLIss, I'd Lient. 81 lEs
O.E, PErrRs, A. U. N. I1th,
u. VI. Showers, Capt. Co. q. nth Ohio
Capt. q. VI. kIPPEy, Co. D. 18th Reg.
Lieut., @. ". WEBn, Go. d,
Aeut. o. u. BRArDT, Co. @, I7lh Ohio. u
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Highly Impor,aut from Me,leo.

49, SAN FRAEoIsoo, May 90.
A large number of Americans arrived
by iO,day's steamer from, Pauama. Nine
hundred passengers sailed for Oregon and
British Columbia by two steamers last
week.
The oriEaba brings news from The CITY
Of MeSiro. via Acapulco 9th iust. On
that day the French army commenced 70
treating from Puebla toward Amssa. Il
appears there had previously been Gght-
ing. -. Raw FEl
The following Is dispatch an nouucing
the news to President Juarz:
"PuEBLA. May 8.
Moon ---Fsceiyed at Mexico 10 the al
terhoon--We have triumphsd, and the
Frsnah havs commenced retrsating since
We offered them battle this morning,
forming our troops in front o! their mp.
They tsfuSod TO acoept our challenge aud
have turned back from their foolish bar.
dihood and unpardopablo credulity.-
Please receive compliments in the name
Of Gen. SarAgossa and mine.
'Yours. forever.
Isigned "sYsAOoo MrnA."
Gen. Diego Alyers. who has taken tho
command No successor 10 cd juan Alive
rez, issued. 10 consequences Of the above
news. adecee threatening the penalty Of
death to all those who should give any
information or assistance IN any way 10
the French; also advising the residents of
AeaPelco to retire ten lengues into the
interior, thus abandoning that port to the
commander OF the arst French man Of
war who may come 10.
The British squadron, consisting of
four men Of,war, was at Acspulco on tho
17lh.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
. DIR. HALsEY's
f OR EST WINE
GUM.coATED FOREST Pills.
10000. CURES I'm ONE YEAR

~V'~OO OOASS ~ VNE EEAl8f
/ ER, HALSkY. ofNsw York, has ipysaied ) ptc
| by which rich aud inxuriant WINK is bro
dueed from certain plants ofgreat medical yinuss.-
This delightful Wine combines all The high medical
properties q The Dasdsiies, se..spariiie, YsIisv
Do,k, Yild cAerry and eerlain oihei planis, whose
virtues are isR tmes more eettps medical akents
80 pure and conee ntratedafe the medeiaai pfopors
Tics OF this Wine, that Il has been found the os N.
fcctive medicine nowin use. Frequently, lees than
single bottle efestore the lingering patient from de
buify aud sickness TO strong aud vigorous health
Every dose shows It's good sneetson The eonstnfipn,
and improves the general health; and with Dr.. Hal
'sCeIobratod Gum.Cohted Forest Pfils as an al.
lunct all the following disofders are Permsnen.ly
Dyspepsia nd ina eestIon..A box OF tho
Forest Pills. and bottle ott6e Wine. win cure tho
most distressing forms of this complaint.
AEne ana Fexer;.aone or two doses ofiho
and Gu 70 the patentin alcases, where ths dreet0na
on the bOtlloare adhered To.
DrOpsicat tC0mPlalnts.-- From one to iKs
boxes ofthe pills, and three bottles ofthe Wine cure
this obstinate disorder. r-F! Fk' al i. i.
Disorder Of the Kidnsys.-rhe Forest Wine and
pills have proved highly ecaeious In this disorder.
Ono or two boxes ofthe pills. and two three bot.
Ties OF the Wine. are su1cientto accomplish euro
In the worsteaees. tI tb9 90 " 'h1Ffi
De6iinp. Might speats, Emasiatiou and T.akis
State Of ths onstitntioHTh Forest Wine isA pop
uar remedy for all these complaints. Ono 10 ihreo
bo ties the worst cases withoatthe uss OF the
p G SS. sssD ,hs rS%P,nin' |; with
RheHmaiism. The efficacy oftbe Forest Rsmedirs
IN Rheulnatism Is very singular. esome OF tho most
distressing cases ever saw have been cured b them
BitOHs Disorder and Fout Sfsmaeh,-One purvs.
tive dossofthe ForesP Pills wiiieur any bilious dli
so%GSp. s,os from Foul
Fecsrs,-one or two Purgative do,es will cure fe-
Coughs. Colds, de.--0ne hox ofthe Pills, and
bottle Of the Vino, will break up snd cure the most
severe colds. coughs and pain in the breast.
Ulcers. Bell, Bistehes: ssssssdy Head, Risgrorn.
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FMrHErL MINISTERS OF llEAtrH-ln
examining tho vsssals a, tie various
wharyes We end among the curiosi,ics Of
our commerce tie brig Miranda. just in
from Trnxil'o with a largo OF uondu'ss
Sarsaparilla for Or. !. G. Aver s. Co. ol
LOWELL lSr p.rtiedjafsibis G, M as 10 tie
Articles us' d in coppounding their yari
Gus r medi e, that they have this drug.
like some Others they consume. ga'herrd
for them by q skill ul Sg' Mt Of heir own
in the tropical regions Of it's growth
lie informs US that there are many speci =
oi this plant, but two Of which are really
valuable ir medicine; the quail les of,hese
are also affected By the Iiine Of gathering.
mode df rulirg. etc.. opera ions ~hirh IN
that region Of unreliable workHen imposes
a heavy labor upon him. One Of the inrr,
varieties Of Sarsoparllla grows wild in our
own forests, while several others. nearly
worthl. IS, abound III Cenual anil South
America The Intelligent ageui assured
US tha, the vT'ues Of this drug lisd never
been fully ted and that the reason Of The
low esteom in which IN my ho'd |, I. main.
lJ due TO tli" impoI tai ion ~ sach imm. nse
quantities Of the worthless vari Ties. His
accounts ol his trips to llonJuras nud his
huisn'ss excursions along the Gull OF
Dulce ard the rivers Of Montsgua and
Santingo and among The adj cent noun.
tains were Of in'ensc interest. We can
but commend and honor his employer.
for the faitbfulnsss and energy Win which
they execute their trust as minist rs TO
the ublio health. and wssuspsct that this
course Is a. ieaa one Of The reasons Why
their medicines arc held in such extraor.
binary favor throughout the civilized
world -tNsw X rk CITY News, a,s, 7a,
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+. BROADWAY HOTEL,
JOSEPH H. CROMWELL, PRoP'R
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

THIS popular Hotel is situated on Corner Broadway
and street, conve 10 the landing and all
me kairoad Depo,al Also near all business hou see,
batee aud place. ofamusemonia.
bretmst for early trans al ave O'Clock.
4, Omn,ou.esicr all trains leaving the city,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

For tAs Rsisf Sf iAs Sisk snd Distrssssd, s@ietsd
eitA Viruisnt and cAronie Diseases, and especially
gor tAs.ours cf Disersss cftAs ssfaal Organs.
MkDloAbADVlCEg given Cratic, BY the Acting
1NNSnrgeon. Valuable repOTts on SpeFmat toTrhoes,
OF rsemlnah Weakness, and other Diseases oftho
Sexual Organs, and on the Nay Remedies employ
ca In the Depensafy, senttofhe anileted In sealed
letter envelopes, nee OF charge. Two or three
Address, DIR. sHILLIN HoUGHToN, Acting Sur
Eeon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
yanuary2, tpoa-lyti st tsf "'
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The balloon Durins The battle.

WAsHINeTos, June I. 1859,
During tie phole ofthA battle Of this
morning. Mr.. loves Balloon was over
.lo,hieg the terrific scaa4 from an altitude
of about 1900 feet Tolegraphic eommu
niesion from the balloon to @ MeCiel
Ian, and In direct c1nna tion with tho
military wires. was sncc ssfully main
,ainod, Mr. Park Spring VI PhladeIpha
ac'iug rs opsrs or.
Every movement of the enemy was Oh
vious. and INSTANTLY reppr'ed Tits is
believed to be ths first tin. 10 which a
hAl.oon r connoissancs his len success
fully made during battle. and reftaiuly
the 6rsi time in which I telegraph s'ation
has b.en ests lisl ed in The air 10 fepoft
the movements Of the en-ny. aud the
progr. % ofA tatlle. The advantage Of
Gen. Mcclellan must have been immense.
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mHEY GO RIeHr TO TREs sPoyu


lTHEY GO RIeHr TO TRE sPoyl
issrAsr 'RrLI4Fl sTop YOUR cOuom
PURIFY YOUR pnEArHl
STRENGTHEN YOUR voIcsl
r sPALDING'S
THROAT CONFECTIoNS,
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=. fs Pea
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GOOD FOR cLERGYMEN, 4
GOOD FOR LECTURERS.
GOOD FOE PUBLIC STEAMERS
Goob FOR SINGERS.
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sp.Idlns'. rhrout CONNECTIONS
LAbiEs ARk DELIGHTED wIrn lla,.
sPaIdInR's Throat ConSectIon.
;4a,r4r' lai..t's tY'eE1 cE
CHILDREN CRY FOR
spnIdins's Throat Contsctions
They lrolieve Cough instantly f
They clear the Throat ID tal rit"
They give strength d volume to ,Is voice
Thsyimpart deliCiousaroma to the bieatl,
They are delightful 10 the taste no
they are made ofsimplc herbs and cannot
/ f i-Us '7daad fa4 t.3ttTtr.
f.'N'EE ne TytJyf,
advise every ono who. hasa Cough ora Husky
Voice or bad Breath, or any dIncultv tho Throat
:" H"N""hS " '"S Ah Vue Ouh'uehVubs lHcg VIII
relieve you Instantly. and you will agree with me
that 'they 60 right to the spot" You viii nnd them
very useful and pleasant while travelling or atteuds
Ing psblic meetings for stIipg your Cough or aliay
your rthrs. II yen Try one package am safc In say
Ing that you will over afterwards consider them indis
ponlible. You viii nnd Them at tho Druggists aud
Dealers. In Medicines. s.ps..,- - fii ia.s
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
counterfeit,
APsekage viii bs sent by mail, prepsId Oh receipt
Of Thirty Conis.
Address { 't III q Z H
''' HENRY G. SPALD1NG,
No. 40 CEDAR STREET, New YoRK.
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J. w. LEWIS. I'M. ID.

? PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Haspermansntly located In the city OF Lancaster,
AND RRSIDENCk--CoTne Of Broad.
SDway and Wheeling, IN the house formerly Oeou-
pied BY Dr.. Wagenhals, aud whore he will DO found
day or night, nslessabseaton professlo business
Referonce--DT. B@rstieP. 80 =
Lancaster, ,AprlllI, Is8l,-9-I
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msA single bottle cf SPALDiNG's PkEPAIEI
CLUE viii cave ten times ltseost annually In
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEl
sPALDlNG's PREPARED GLUEl
sPALDlEG'sPREPARED GLUEl
SAVE THR PIEcRsi
CAUTION.

Ascertain nnpFinelpled persons are at.emp.lnr "A
palm oaon thq public, OF my
anime before purchasing, and see that tie fa hama
MPSPALtlNosS PREPARED GLUR,IT
u % tho outside wrapper all othors are sWindllus
c0Heeesis'ts: For eals ataiiprug stores.
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90 "a Tie Distractions which mako
disease cold settles somewhere ia The body and OBJ
strcts Its natural functions. These Il not relieved,
react upon themselves and tho surrounding organs pro-
ducng general aggTavaton, suffering, and disease.
While In this condition, oppressed by the dsrangementa
tate Ayers Pills. and how directly they restore tho
natural notion Of tho system aud with II the buoyant
feeling Of health again. What Is true and apparent IN
this trivial and common complaint Is also true In many
Of the deeseatsd and dangerous dstempers. The same
purgatve effect expes them. Cansei by similar obstruc
ons and arrangements Of the natural functions Of tho
body they rapidly, and many Of them surely cured
by tho None who know the virtues Of thesa
Pills will neglect to employ them when suffering ffon
the disorders they cure. rrf 3, 49, +.
Statements from leading physicians in some Of The
principal dtes, and from other well known public per-
sdhs.
From F5rlOdrding Merchant n 81 LOais, ltb. l. 1855
On. AIEn: Your Pills are the paragon Of all that Ia
great In medicine. They have cured my little daughter
oucerous upon her hands and feet that had proved
incurablo for years. Her mother has been long grev
ousy afflicted with bloches and pimples her skin and
In her hair After our child was cured she also tried
Sour Pills, and they have cured her. 10
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AYERS
0ATHARTIO
PILLS. g

Are you sick, Aebla aud
eoinplniningi Ars you out al
order, with your system DO
ranged, and your kellnes uIi.
comi0rtablei These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious illness. eome flt of
sickness isereeping upon you,
and should be Averted by q
timely use Of the right rem
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu-
purify the blood, aud
let tho fluids move on unOb-
structed In health again.
They stimulate tho functions
Of tho body into vigorous ae-
tivity, purify tho system fcIn
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HI Uns uVDNON y
STOMACH
BIFTElS
ARE NOT
E:ssA TO Be EXCELLED
| gshi y NlAs&4 asa
Ss1 sssi sTONACIIIC
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mTm
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
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Qyspeps5o,
Indigestion,
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These Bittsrs are put up in quart
bottles, Of tUhich the GbOvs is a fac-stn-
lie. The label is finely ENGRAVED, and
10 provided ,Oith safeguard from,
oo,tntcJsitsrs. P,'ioe 81 per bottle, or
str for $5.
@. w. Pobaok, proprietor, No. 8
East Fourth st., Cincinnati, to ,Dhons
all orders should be addressed.
FOR SALE BY |
For sale In talrneid eUuni! Uy Guc, Kaufman & |
o., Sinord Il Delashlnuth, Lancaster; X Kaib Rush.
lle; Ab1oii d Son. Clsarponl Philip Hauo, Pleas.
ntyille; G p. tiamln, Oakland; Hartman 4 Curtis,
ckerlngtonl n. u. Nicely, Baltimore; Beery a Nc.
andllsh, Bromen; ssndHIman & KnauG. Amanda;
D.. Brnitm, New Salem; Joseph RaIor, Mliiorsport,
b. liarner, Basil. aud by druggists aud me rchnnts
enerally throuRhoutthe Unllod States aud CAlajas.
sept ~, 1861,
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aa" = CONSTITUTION WATER. ;s-
VNHB ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR pl ApKTKs.
Irritation Of the Neck Of the Biuddeg Infauma- :
lion Of the Kidneys, aud Catarrh ef ihe ,BlsaasT,
In the Bladder, Calculus Gtavel Brick Dust hvDost
and Mucous or Milky Discharges anef Urinaslae.
FoIsale by all Druggists. Price 81,
Morgan q Allen General Agents, No. % Clla s,ser.
New York. G'''.'-' . :
upFti n. t1.li6q--lyAe--,.s-.A.A.ss.,.- 4
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DEPARFMKxF OF FHE INTERIOR,
Waahin0ton. n n. Tfh Rah IQhR

em;I have used your Pulls ln my general and hospital
practice ever since you made them cannot besitate Ia
say they the best eathartic We employ Their reg
ating action on tho liver Is quick and decided cose-
quently they admirable remedy for arrangements
Of that organ. Indeed, have seldom found case Of
bilious diease 10 obstinate that II did mot readily yield 10
them iTpternally your, AL0Nz0 BALL, NJ D.,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13
A Youpa Hero.


Samuel Byron Britain, Captain W. d.
Portef's Aid, who was instantly killed on
board the United States gunboat Esssr, by a
shot from the enemy on the occasion of the
capture of Fort Henry, was the eldest living
son Of Professor s. B. Brittan, for some years
connected with the periodical press of New
York City. On the fall of Sumter, young
Britain manifested an intense desire to enlist
as private soldier in the Union army. But
his father was unwilling, owing to his sons
youth (seventeen years. and the latter
yielded to parental advice. Subsequently
the situation Of Masters Mate was offered
him by Captain Porter, of the Ess.r, and
with the consent Of his parents it was &C.
cepted, But few days since his gallant
conduct and efficient services were the sub.
ject of honorable mention in Captain Porter's
official dispatch regarding the action at Lu-
cas- Bend.
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derit-Not Partv

While a member Of Congress was urging
the appointment of one of his friends, Sscre-
tary Stanton very kindly replied: az can
make no more appointments from political
influence or personal appeals. The appoint.
ments in the army must come from the ranks
l have the cases of a number of widows, who
have lost their husbands in the army to at
tend to, and as they are most needy, and their
wants pressing, they will receive my earliest
attention. As for the few civil posts in my
gift l shall distribute them among the poor
and meritorious soldiers who have been
crippled in defense Of their couDtry's rights "
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13

THE railroad bridge which the victorious
Tennessee Expedition has taken possession
Of on the Tennessee River, is of the railroad
which connects the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, by way Of Bowling Green and
Russellville, KY, and Clarksville and Paris,
Tenn, with the Memphis and Ohio Rail
road, at Humboldt, Tennessee. 1t is one of
the most important lines of rebel commune.
cations in the West. Our occupation cuts
off their railroad between all their positions
in Kentucky, Middle and Eastern Tennessee
and the Mississippi, except by the way of
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad,
southeast to Northern Alabama, and then
west on the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road to the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, very
roundabout way.
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Stone. BlockadIpE By the Bnslish.

Notwithstanding some of the English jour-
malls affect to be horror-struck at the idea OF
the United States blockadiDg Southern ports
by sinking vessels filled with stone in the
channels, it is fact that during the War of
1912, the British naval commanders on Lake
Champlain-accordiDg to Cooper's History
of the American NaVy-attempted to fill up
the harbor of Otter Creek, by sinking several
vessels laden with stone. The authors OF
this project were Sir James Provost, Lieu
tenant General de Rottenburg, Major. Cen
eral Brisbane, Bynes, Robinson and Powers,
and also Sir James Yeo the commander Of
the feet. She did slpk ships ia the Savan
nah River in the War of Independence, and
nothing but the difficulty and expensiveness
of the operation, with its uncertain result,
was urged against the proposition made by
Admiral Napier, to do this in the harbor OF
Constrsdt in 1854 The English Government
also attempted to blockade the harbOr of
Boulogpe in 1904.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13
ITUTIONAL DISEASES
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
IMPOTENOY OR INABILITY,
Diseases of the URINARY ORGANS,
And IMPURE BLOOD.

How many thousands Of men and women are there
who at this time suffering out miserable exist-
enee, or from that pernicious practice sefpoutiOni
Look at their psld emaoiAted and disfsured faces,
and their broken down constitutions, disqualifyin
them from the happiness Of marriage, or the enjoy.
ment Of life In this horrid situation thousands suf
en- until death closes the Let parents, guar
dians or friends attend to those who are suffering
with any OF those horrible, life destroying maadies
see that they are cared for and cured before 1t be
late. Send them Immediately to DR.. J. KATES,
No. 1853 sycamore-street, first door below Fifth.
street. Cincinp att, Ohio, physician who has made
private diseases his especial study for 20 years. aud
who IL certain to cure the most inVeterate cases,
without MERCURY OR ANY OTHER INJURI.
GUS DRUGS 1t is important to those afflicted, or
10 those who interested In the welfare Of their
friends, to be careful Of the many PRErENDED DOC.
TORS, who infest all cities, publishing their great
skill In curing all diseases in few days, imposing
upon the public By using the names Of eminent
physicians from Europe and other places Be,
Therefore, careful, and make strict inquiry before
you risk your life, you may fall into the hands Of
these chATlatans.
N. B.-Dr. J. KATKs will attend his patients
personally, and can be found in his eihce, No 15a
syoSnore.streot, first door below Fifth, from q
o'eloek IN the morning until in the evening All
oenhdentiAi. nol3 Il
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DRUNK IN THE SEEATE.-We bad hoped
that the last of the drunken Senators took
their exit from the Chamber with Wigfall,
but it seems that McDougall, Of California, is
q full match for the Texas sot. A letter to the
New York World, describing the scene when
the vote on the expulsion of Bright was
about to be taken, says:
McDOugall, of California, being drunk, as
usual, attempted to make a speech, and
failed, as always. He was very drunk; SO
drunk that even the official reporters will
have bard work to make English of the few
uncouth sentences which rolled from his
lips. Three thousand people knew he was
drunk, and see no reason for not recording
the fact in this letter. 1t is pity that there
can be no expulsion from the Senate for out
rsges OF legislative deceucy.