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POOR RICHARDS
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NO Organs of the human system are more impor-
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EAR and yet none are less understood or more neg
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them for life and health
Poor Richards Eye and Ear Water
Is new and rare discovery. which is most wonder
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of treatment which have quite as often done harm
as good. Below give the certificate of Rev p S.
HENSON, Pastor of the Broad Street Baptist Church.
Philadelphia If any has doubts as to the value
of this remedy, they may learn of its practical
value by addressing note of inquiry to Mr.. II.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct II. 1862.
From injuries received in my right eve when
boy, chronic Inflammation had been produced, in
consequence of which l suffered constant martyr
dom. Every moment of my waking life was embit-
tered and was frequently unable to sleep at night
variety of remedies had been resorted to with
out success, and entertained the purpose as last
resort of having the ball taken out of its socket in
the hope of thus finding relief
In the meantime. most providentally noticed
one day in shop window bottle of POOR RICH
ARDS EYE WATER. had never heard OF 1t be-
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irritation was removed; could bear the strongest
light. and went forth to the enjoyment of new life
now keep bottle of II always in the house. and If
my eye seems at all disposed to annoy me, give il
dose. and that is end of it, would not be with
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times from proracted pain in and her eyes, and
she has found Pooh RICHARDS EYE WATER a SOW
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relief Grateful to God for the benefit that have
personally received. cannot but commend the prep
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P.S. HENSON,
Pastor of Broad Street Baptist Church.
Residence 1870 Poplar 81, Philadelphia
rE-Numerous certificates of similar character
might be furnished.
Poor Richards Eye and Ear Water
Is truly Sovereign Remedy for Infamed and Dis
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Noise in the Head. Catarrh, Rheumatism and Neu-
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the ear by a small glass tube. which, together with
the Water may be obtained at the principal Drug
Stores in this city. PRICE Is CENTS PER BOTTLE.
TUBES CENTS.
Agents.
MRS. NJ. C. BROWN, Proprietor,
novl3 dem No 4l0 Arch St. Philadelphia.
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.da additional duty Of Hops.
10 PC is teUied on all mer-I DUTY: DC % ID.
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Having used Anderson Spring Bed Bottom can
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SPLENDID VICTORY OF FOOTE'S FIG
TILLA.
Two Rebel 3unboats Blown up-0ne Sunk.
THE CAUSE GOES BRAvELY ON.

Washington, May IL. Tie following has
hsen received:
Flagship Benton, above Fort Pillow, Missls-
slppi River, May 10.
To Hon. Gideon Wales Secretary Of Nary:
The naval eng cement which the rebels have
been preparing for, took place this morning
The rebel feet, consisting ct eight iron cad
Gunboats tour OF which were lifted with rams,
came cp handsomely. The action lasted one
hour.
Two Of the rebel gunboacs were blown up and
one su1A, when the enemy retired preclplrately,
undet the guns u the fort.
0n-y vsssels Of nv squadron were engaged.
The Cincinnati. sustained some injury, bat will
be 4 fighting conditions to-morrow.
Cap.. cteElJl4 Distinguished himself and he
is >,ri9usiy wounded. The Benton Is uninj ured.
Mortar 5oA- No. Il, IN charge of second master
Gregory. behaved with great spirit
Inc rebel squadron is supposed 10 De COM
minded BY Com. 19.liDs.
(Siguet,) {. ii. DAVIS,
CAPTAIN Commanding
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of the Militrry Governor and f the Provost
Marshal are al the Custom House.
(Signed,) EGBERT L. VlELE, Brig. Gen.
L. 5. and Military Governor OF Norfolk.

Fortress Monroe, May H. At 4 O'Clock this
morning. a bright light was observed IN the d.
rection of Crauey Island. At precisely, IL
i clock an explosion took place that made the
earth and water tremble for miles.
In the midst of bright flames which shor up
in the distance. the rimbers and Iron OF the
monster Merrimac could ye seen flying through
the air.
No doubt is entertained that the verltaole
MeIrinac has ceased to exist. Flag Officer
Goltsboro on receiving chs report ordered two
armed naval tugs. the Zcuave and Dragon, to
proceed towards Craney Island on a raconnols-
sance, and ascertain the truth Of the rumor.
Immediately after they had turned the Point,
the Monitor, and E. A. Stevens steamed up in
the same direction. followed BY the San Jaclnto,
Susquekannah, Mount Vernon, Seminole and
DacUtah
II was a most beautiful sight, AMI attracted
throngs Of spectators along the whole line OF
Old Point. Some We're disposed 20 0lscredlt
the announcement that the Merrimac mad been
Destroyed, and Is the vessels passed up to era
ney Island the excitement became intense. In
the mean time the two tug boats were seen COM
ing on toward the Fortress at full speed each
apparently endeayoring TO outvie the other,
and when nearing the wharf, the radlent cou 4 te-
nance OF Capt Case OF the Minnesota gave as
surance that the news they brought Was of d
most gratifying character. The report was
true He had met parts of the boating wreck.
All the ear5hworks at Craney Island appear
to be abahdorec though the rebel Dag was
still d7ing. Lieut. S. F Eldridge, from Dragon,
had landed with an armed crew, and taken
down the rebel fag, substituted the Stars and
Stripes, amidst hearty cheers Of the crew, capt.
Cas- imrl.dAt9ly reported tie fac: TO the Pres
dent ard Secretary Of war. who received the
information Of tie picket boats with great sat
lstact!on.
At the request Of the President, Cay: Case
instant v went to Crane7 Island to ascertain It the
works were evacuated. in company " IN the
feet which was advancing.
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McCleIsan's Column Advance
ing on Richmond!
THE VAN WITHIN % MILES OF
THE REBEL CAPITAL!

NEW KENT Court House., Va. May 10. 2. NJ.
The pursuit of the retreating rebels by our
roops was under com nand OF Gen Stoneman,
nd mas in every respect been successful.
It's headquarters are now here. - miles from
Richmond, while the advance, consisting OF the
sth Illinois cavalry, was five miles ahead
The 7nemy is IN sight, but is gradually falling
back. The Inhabitants have in nearly every
instance eft, bat FROM the best information that
Las been obtained, the enemy viii make stand
At bottom Bridge. IA miles from Richmond, at
the heaGwateIs Of the Chckahonlny. Gen.
AcClean with the main body OF the army Is
rapidly following up within few miles. There
are no rebels to be seen, as reported by scouts
tnis side Of Chickahominy, except In the
Gfect road to Richmond. Our advance was
.nis morning strengthened, upon aseertainlng
'he ioFce OF the enemy, by the 9Th Illinois cav
airy and two regiments OF the lst New YORK
brigade
The engagement yesterday between our ad.
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advanced and the enemy's rear az Skaters Mills
) miles from here resulted in IA of the enemv's
cavalry being killed and several taken prisoners
They secured their wounded The 9th cavalry.
which made mos, brilliant charge, had kill
ed. missing, aud IL wounded.
The enemy retreat has Deem most admirably
omplIhed, carving everything with them In
the shape of forage and provisions The wagons
moved IN the day time and the troops at Mig A.
The enemy covered their retreat with lu-
OF saIrmlshers stretched across the country dri-
wing IN their 1tragglers at the point of the bay
oneI The Jail here was burnt yesterday.
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NV YORK, May u The 1ribuns's Wash
in-coEa te.pacch. says it is believed that Gen.
Wool will 5e Immediately made full Major
General.
The Norfolk Navy Yard is to be Differed i'm
aediaJely. Com Montgomery has been appoin-
ted 10 relieve Com Eu3sou i; the expiration Of
,hs latter Term Of service-M4y 3lst-as com-
mandaur Of the Charlestcwn Navy Yard.
The Times special Correspondent with Gen
McDowrll's army, selegrap pas from Falmouth
that l reoel brigade is encamped 90 the opposite
SIDE Of the river, six miles below Fredericksburg.
The report that large body of rebels is at
Guinness station is also confirmed. Our forces
are now il full possession Of Fredericksburg
with Union flag flying. The British Consul has
also run up his Gag.
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The MERR1MAC BLOWN UP.


FORTRESS MONROE, May H.
The Merrimac was blown up by the rebels
at minutes before ) O. clock this morning
She Was set Oh fire at about O'Clock
The explosion took place at the time stated :.
1t Is stated 10 be grand sight by those who
saw it,
The Monitor, E. 4 Stevens, the Naugatuck
and the gunboats have gone up towards Norfolk
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Take care Of your health \ lt,e attendance to ms
sIhisct and he timely Of Dr. Gforls Homeopathic
Curative Will save lci pain and trouble. and heavy
doctor bills. i complete assortment all MS prescTp
,r- so,4 ~ - CTS each box Sent per mail by NJ. :.
Burr CO. Boston. Mass. Philip Lee. $50 y IMAM
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the genuine.
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corroborated by the federal prisoners exchanged
Yesterday We Il so learn from them that Gen
Elllepique had expressed himself as thoroughly
disguised with the manner IN which his com-
mand had been taken away by piecemeal.
1t Is the general opinion among distinguished
officers that Fort Wright would be evacuated
within I week.
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PH1LADHPHA, May 10 The iron-clad steam
er Irousides was successfully launched this NOR
ming. The Ironsides was chrisrened by the vet
eran Commodore Stewart as s. New lronsldes.
vast crowd WAS present.
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CAIRO, May 10. The steamer Poe. from Pitts
burgh landing Yesterday afternoon. has arrived
and r. jrts 100 OF our cavalry, while reconnol-
,erine on the lett wing on Thursday plght, were
surprised by superior force Of rebels. The
rebels were repulsed with the less Of one man,
who is a refugee from Memphis. He states that
large number OF troops had arrived IN thatclty
from Arkansas and Texas, and who were imme-
diately sent to Corinth.
The Provost Marshall commenced burning
cotton early last week Most OF the sugar and
molasses was thrown into the river.
The rebel government have seized u large
amount OF property AMI sent 1t to COLUMBUS
Mise, and promised to pay for 1t three months
after the treaty with the United States
jeff Thompson was securing the country
around Memphis, with MS gang, enforcing the
conscript act
Deserters from Be4uregard's army report that
the troops are on halt ratons, and That lheir
PROVISIONS will not last forty Jays.
All the infantry at Fort Wright Rad been sent
to Corinth.
/ A number of citizens Of Memphis had been
imprisoned for expressing doubts 10 the success
of the rebellion. Most Of the citizens ana
number OF rebel sympathizers are leaving Tor the
interior in anticipation OF the ARRIVAL OF the
federal feet.
Commodore Foote arrived here to-day, en-
route to Cleveland, leaving Capt. DAVIS ID
charge Of the heet.
The destruction OF property at Memphis 10
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Two and u half miles from Kent c Il. }
Cumberland. Va, May l2,-morning

A company Of the 9th cavalry pushed on last
night to White House, five miles from here on
the Pamunkey river, better known as the Curtis
Estate. owned by son OF Zen. Robert E. Lee.
The company secured 1000 bushels of wheat and
1000 bushels of corn. The rebels had burned
the bridge and town and tore up the rails some
distance towards Richmond. The distance from
White House to Richmond is % miles. The
sunboats arrived here this morning. and are
now OF the wav to White House The rebels
blockaded the river TWO miles below here, but
the distractions were blown up without much
trouble. The rear guard Of the enemy is 1T
Tunnels Depot. five miles from White House.
Contrabl uds who left Richmond Friday report
the city full of sick soldiers and that the cltl-
zens are focking in from the surrounding coun-
try.
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LArER-sUNDAY MORNING

The Navy Yard was com pietely destroyed,
with u large number OF steamboats, and other
vessels Numerous Union flags are floating
in Portsmouth. the place occupied by the 10Th
Mass regiment Gen. Eiee has established BIS
quarters in the Custom House formerly occupied
by Gen. Huger.
The national flag was raised for the first time
az 10 clock this evening on the Custom House
1t was saluted by the guard, and enthuslas-
tcally cheered.
Baltimore, May - Tho Monitor and the
Naugatuck have just arrived. and number OF
other vessels of the feet are coming mp. The
night Passed very quietly. Order Is perfectly
restored. To-day all the public property was
secu red.
The 10Th n. Y Regiment have gone to Fort
Norfolk which they will garrison for the present
Gen. Wool and Com. Goldsboro have just
arrived The policy of the authorities is to
allow everything to 20 on with as little inter-
ruption as possible.
A general feeling ofconidence seems to prevail.
A Union sentiment begins 20 show itself.
Two guns were found at Craney Island this
morning. The naval vessels here are the Sus-
quehannah, (hag) Seminole, San Jacinto, Mt.
Vernon. Dacotah, Monitor and Naugatuck
The following proclamation was issued this
morning
NORFOLK, May 10.
The occupancy of the cities of Norfolk an
Portsmouth is for the protection of public prop
/ erty, and maintenance of the public law Of the
United States
/ Private avocations and domestic quiet will
not be disturbed, but violations Of law and dis,
respect to the government will be followed BY
the immediate al rest of the offenders.
/ Those who have left their homes under th'
anticipation of any act of vandalism are as
sured that the Government allows no mar
the honor of serving in lis armies who fore
gets the duties Of citizen in discharging thos
Of a soldier, and that no individual rights viii
be interfered with.
The sale OF liquor is prohibited. The office
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