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, 1862-08-02
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A TIMELY WARNING,

Our readers cannot but have noticed that
the manifestations Of Northern disloyalty
are always the most virulent after an Union
reverse, and that Border State neutrality
leans over to active cooperation with the
rehcl cause whenever shade is cast over
the probability Of loyal succesa To-day,
when rebellion is again brewing in Mis-
souri, Kentucky and Maryland, We find
that the Chicago Times and all journals of |
Of that ilk, and all the red-mouthed
politicians who take their inspi-
ration from such secession sheets, are
more than ever rancorous and bitter
in their attacks upon the men who are en- !
deavoring to uphold the country's power.
Carl1e, Wicklife & Co have broken out in
3 new place, and between all hands,
We have the most convincing proof that
nothing but fear Of consequences prevents
more open and reasonable avowals Of
hatred to the North and sympathy with
the South, than any they have yet dared to
make. II, then, fear is the only impulse
that these men will obey, if patriotism is
dead, if humanity is dumb, it is time for
the constituted authorities Of the
country, not the unlicensed mob, to
take step in advance and
put in motion the enginery by which the
traitors may be more efeetually controlled.
While We are for no half measures with
the enemy in the seeding States, we Ger
tainly cannot be expected to be in favor Of
e7cusing the worse traitors right here at
home The horse answers to the whip,
the OK to the goad, and the ass to club
the traitor willis at the suggestion Of the
prison or the rope, We are for the widest
latitude of opinion, and for the greatest
possible liberty Of speech consistent with
public safety But when the secession
hug is flying undisturbed in mora
than one place in Illinois, and when
loyal men in some Of the southern
counties are driven out by mobs
who hurrah for jeff Davis, it is about time
for us, who deal with men just like these
miscreants that deiRntly 6y the symbol ot
rebel authority, and initiate the secession
custom Of mobning or cutting the throat
OF whomsoever does not worship their
idol-time for us, where as yet law
order and loyalty are the rule, tc
look out. The rartle-snake is torpid here
but his taDgs are jus: as full Of venom as
those of tile same reptile in Egypt; and il
NEEDS but a few more CLEANS of the rebc
sun to cell itself to strike. Another 'svic
tory" Like that at Richmond, aud the th1ea
Of Dick 1ler.ick, made in the Springfield
Convention, that, when war was inaugu
1attd, blood would run down the streets O
Chicago, would be put into execution. I
fear must be invoked, we pray the Gov
errment to begin It must, or the traitor
will.
, 1862-08-02
4 SOLDIERS VIE ".
A soldier in Tennessee writes us as fol-

a EDI01t1 III IEQuE5Se8 WI1l9S uB e8 lUl-
lows:
s'H the sentiments advocated by the Chicago
Tunes are common among the people Of the North
we may as well stop this war at once We have
nothing to fight for. What, tsy, Ia the opinion
ofthe army, officers and men! We anst be per-
mi1ted to strike at the root Of the evil, else we
can do nothing. Cancellation is played out, and
conquest and emancipation are now the cure"
I his, we take it, is fast becoming the
prevailing sentiment Of the army, as it is
OF the people Of the Northwest, and may
We not add, Of the Administration at
Washington. When all concur in our
gallant friends programme, and agree to
"Strik1 al Tie r01kn the YictorY is VOL.
, 1862-08-02

We are glad to see that the Chicago
Post-the organ If the Douglas Democracy
Of the Northwest-takes high ground in
opposition to the sentiments aud policy
ayowed BY the" Fire-in-the~Rea and "1m-
proved Fire Arms Democracy" at Indian
apolis on Wednesday last The task Of de-
finding the treason Of which that Indiana
Convention is guilty, is reserved for the CHI
cago Times alone, the editor Of which is
the inventor and sole patentee Of the FIRE
ip-thc~rear doctrine The Post does well
, 1862-08-02

live1ed by General B. 4 Hi OF st. Louis,
Rev; p: McClintock, Sir Alexander Malet,
the British consul, and others. The diniug
room was elegantly decorated with eveTzreens
and flowers, and = large portrait OF General
Washington. painted expressly for the occa:
aion., The a-gs Of Enpland, America, and
the city OF Frankfort waved side by side.
, 1862-08-02

, TIE TRAIL Hus1ER.-.A new novel by
Gustav Aima,d, the best living writer Of 1ndi-
an and Western romance. has just been pub
ished by T. B. Peterson & Bros, OF Philade1-
phia- It is entitled 1.-THE Trail Eunter, a
tale Of the Far West" Those who have read
any Of Aima1d's previous romances, will be
eager to obtain this new production. McNal-
In has 1t fnt sale
, 1862-08-02

B The gueri1las are growing more aud
more rampant on Green River. A number Of
families, including that Of Nj. Spray, who was
shot, have left their homes and are now in
Eyaneyille. The Evansville Journal lesrns
from undoubted authority that 500 rebel
troops are concentrated at or near Morganaeld
Kentucky, and that recruiting Is going on
with the utmost activity. The Journal pre-
diets that In less than thirty dsJs the seat Of
War will be On the Ohio border.
, 1862-08-02

F A Kentuckian, Union man, expresses
his qualification that the guerilla warfare has
been instituted In that State, as the people
there "require waking up." He says their
prosperity has been extraordinary their crops
have been good, and business hourishing, and
| they have become so selfish that stirring up
among them Is an almost absolute necessity.
, 1862-08-02

E A loyal gentleman from one OF the
Southern States suggests to us the insertion
Of the following caution Union papera
should never publish statements that individ-
uals OF classes Of persons who are In portions
Of the so-called Confederate states, not yet
permanently. occupied By the United States
army, are and have been all the time loyal to
the Union. To do 80 is In most cases to con-
eign good men to the tender mercies Of lynch
Law.
, 1862-08-02

e Lettels from Cayes, Hayti, announce
the arrival there Of colony Of contraoauds
from Washington. The acting American
consul writes that the contrabAnds were in
good beslt1l and excellent spirits; that they
had been ALREADY ,ocased, aud, as iar as he
could learn, the eni5raa:s aud the parties
with whom they are LOCATED are perfectly sat-
isded with each other, the consul adds ::
"Hayti could easily maintain as many inhab-
itants as Irelo1d, and It's present population.
includirg 6 the eastern part, certainly does not
exceed 650, Geo or 70o, 600. Itcould, therefore,
receive all the African race from the Southern
States, ard would not then be SO densely pop
ulated as Ireland'f
, 1862-08-02

W In September mex: q meeting is to take
place between the three principal crowned
heads Of continental Europe-rhe Emperor OF
the east, the Emperor Of the west, and the
king Of the centre. Austria is omitted from
this conference, because that nation, by her
conflict with France aud sardinis, has sunk to
the position of second OF third class poEer
and beeldee, the affairs Of Italy are not yet
finally settled. There can be no doubt that
the American question will come up.
, 1862-08-02

From the Whee1n 1uteliigencer, aoth.1
We learn from letter received yesterday by
Thomas Hornbrook, collector of this port, da-
ted RAyenswood, July 24ta, that aflAlrs in that
section are gloomy enough. There are seye.
1uI small ba':d6 of naarauders in Jnckson and
adjoining counties. Tney are vuriously esti-
mated from 100 TO TU0 stEoug. 1t is almost
Impossible TO get at the truth in regard to
their strength, position, ana movements: On
the Esd word ~ns received at Ravens ood that
party IT rangers numbering forty were six
or eight miles distant FROM that place arrest
ipg Union men and forcing them to taken au
oath to support the Southern ConfederacJ,
Col Frost, with squad of cavalry aud in
fabtry proceeded to Inc nighhorhood iudiea-
tee but the rangers had Lett for parts M
Known. The rangers are daily expecting
large re-inforeements from the vicinity Of
Richmond
, 1862-08-02

E A more keen than honest Yer
monter, named Thomas, slipped down to
Boston and pocketed \ sixty dollar bounty,
then slipped back to try the same game in his
own State, The authorities have hold of him
, 1862-08-02

r. Sergeant VIM. &, Bell, sof &c Raiags1u
Battery, LIST I'll. Artillery, writes us from New
Greek, Virginia, to deny the flying reports
of bis decease-a correction that surely ought
10 be MADE.
, 1862-08-02

W The Washington Star of Monday eve.
ming says that the secession women of George
town are. making rebel flags, in anticipation
OF the arrival Of stonewall jackson In shxt
city.
, 1862-08-02

~ The damage to the Kentucky Central
RAILROAD by the burning Of the bridges by
Morgan's gGeri1las, will amount to S40, 600.
All the bridges destroyed are now in order,
and trains will run through to Lexington to-
| daY.
, 1862-08-02

Published By Official Order.

THE following Vas inadvertently omitted
in the recently published list Of absentees
from the Army Of the Mississippi--EDs. TEL
BUsE.l
HEADQUARTERS Army or xHB MISSISSIPPI,
July 10, 1sa3- {
LIST Of sbsentees belonging to the 1st bat
talon Yates Sharpshootes wnu hare been no
tilted to return or be reported deserters, With
out certificates from army surgeons Of disabl-
ity, to be furnished as req uired in general or
der No. e:
Leave OF absence to Peoria, III.
Henry Kellogg. corporal, a, absent efnce April /,
on sick farioughto TO LaSaile-
sicE farloueh to Lssslie, IS dHs'A' p' '''''~A '@
Andy sptns, 4; general hospital. Cairo.
Christian Banhart, a. absent on stck fuflaugh,
EdEs1d Reynolds, a, wounded, hospital Evans
John r. McLalr, 4.
Jaseb Dslay, 4, sick. hospital St. Louis.
| etilson lizard, A, .--..
Geo u. s1ipp. Capt. B, absent since June 10,
| leave Of abFence to Princeton, Ill
Geo ". Archer, sergeant, B, absent since Hay T.
Joel u Baldwin, mueleian. B. absent since May 4
home on faslongh 70 Yorktown
ChaunceJ n. Dog. =, abeent since May 4, homt
| on fur1eugh to Yorktown
I Ocrarius Banker, 3.
J. q. Campfire. B.
| Thos. Harvey, B, home On eIck furlough to White
! eide Co H.
YIN. o'Btxor. B. Bureau Co., n.
| fin. Humphrey, B, absent since Feb IT, White
| eide i O.. Ill
VIM J. Bourd, absent since June 2, wounded, Blu
reau Co., Ill.
Vim Serms, B, absent efnca April 18 home Btck
Arlington, ,.-
Oliver kimmel, B, home sick, Walnut Grove.
William Seutt, B, general hospital new Maddd
| Ho.
Anson West, B, general hospital, Cairo.
| J. Il. Seamen. Sergeant, c. absent etnce april q
| on furlrugh to Peasant Plains.
E. P. Nashburn, c, on furloagh-
Joseph II. Brown, G, absent sfnce March {
Georgetown, Ohio.
Robt. Garnett, c, absent since March 4, Spring
field, Ill.
join =: Elder, C, absent since april p, Cam
Butler.
John conrad, G, absent since April 20, Plalsa1
| Plaina-
. James Cartwright, G, absent eince May II, S
, Louis, No.
Thop. Henry, c, absent since April II, Springfield
; Ill.
Fred. Wichie, c. Pleasant Plains.
| nAD n1th1. C.
, 1862-08-02

II Take this as an encouragement, tha. Il
tbs debt Of the United Stares, at the begin
ming Of the year 1858. should be eight hundred
millions Of dollars, it will be still less than
one-fifth Of the national debt OF England, less
than one-half that Of France, and about one
half that of AuBtfia.
, 1862-08-02

We reprint the list ofpersonB and vocations
from whom annual license to the general gov
e1nment fell due for the first time yesterday.
This is additional TO any and all licenses called
for from some Of these classes for state, county
, 1862-08-02

E 4 secessioniet Was washed white in
the Boston frog pond the other day. he with
drew lis tad words and has joined the fed
efal army,
, 1862-08-02

U The rebel Journals report the arrival
at Macon, Ga, of "twenty-two Of the can
non captured by the English from the Rus
eians st the battle Of Inkerman," and pre-
scented to the rebels by certain English
merchants These cannon undoubtedly coa-
etirutc the armament Of tue Chicago Times
rebel iIon-clad g!lnboat feet which recently
arrived {by telegraph to this city, 1t is
unfortunate, however, that the Eplgish took
10 guns at 1nkerman, and certainly had
they done SO their value as trophies would
have forever consecrated them to the per.
pttuation of British yalor.
, 1862-08-02

~ Cotton cloth is selling at prices which
the present generation never before expe-
nenced The very coarsest article, brings
eighteen cents yard, but the sales are
amazing slow. The heaviest grade Of cottou
sheetIng, which used to sell for eight cents,
hiss advanced to twenty three cents per yard
by the bale ticklngs have advanced to forty
cents per yard BY the bale During the list
war With England calico sold in Massachu-
setts for seventy-hye cents per yard. .-.
, 1862-08-02

The Bishop Of Labnan sends to the Lon
don Tunes an interesting narrative OF sue
cestfnl expedition against the pirates Of Bor-
neo- On the 18th Of May The English authori-
tics OF Borneo sent a picked company Of men
to the Bintulu country, q tract recently ceded
By the Sultan OF Beunai, intending to build a
fort and establish a small garrison. The ex-
pedition WAS in charge Of Mr. J. Brooke
now the Rajah Mudah OF S4rAwak,
and a nephew of Sir James Brooke. While
engaged in landing the Chinese carpenters
and coolies who were to do the work, the
little fleet was attacked BY six piraticl YES
sells, earring one hundred men each. Mr.
Brooke Immediately made dispositions to
drive Oft the pirates. His gunboats mouated
nothing heavier than nine and underground
ers, but the vessels we're Of iron, aud he used
them as rams, with very decisive effect.
, 1862-08-02
EXPEDITION
- Wanted Immediately for tile
MARINE ARTILLERY.

Eeamen. Boatmen, n,dInary Seaulen
and Iftf1enlen,
For the Naval Expedition under nrn3nd OF ". A.
HVALD, New York. Pay the same tn. navy
fur Scnmci. E{lenien 4nd Lsndnlen Infantry.
All have the beIett OF prize money. And the addition
OF q complete Quilt,
And 500 Bounty
at the expiration Of the service three years the
81. Of the bounty money TO b. paid advance join
ing the I.e,1 ent. Also, Pensions and Prize Money.
List OF c1cthinc for Marine artl.ery=l Long Pea
Jacket Hue Cloth Pea Jacket = pairs Duck Trou-
eess Black s;lk handkerchief pair Long Stockings
1p.r Biue Cloth T7o1 scrs pair BIZ. Satanet Trow
stis pair Boots naIr SHOES blue Car, rai7 l'Eaw-
ers fat mel SlyrtE Linen Frockk Blankets. Mat
ttrss. Glnzed Hat. -
Landsm+n oil ing this corps have nothing do With
working the vessel Thty will be employed ~ riffs
shd heavy artillery No kliapsacks to carTy OF
long marches This IS orc Of The most de:trah[s SFps
I1AMS. Recruiting Officer, corner ofLase and Market
Etrctt, nenr lhe bridge j. S-ss9L3m
Military NOTICE. Officers
lsl Of the list aud al1 other new Regiments, will
ind It e the Interest IN put chasing on1ns T. GAL 2n
z. BOWEN % Clark street, tup stltTs}, t,VER fHE
United STATES ExPREss OFFICE. sword Beta.
ridges ard every thing else needed OF the hest quality
and cheapest in market. E. T. BOWEN. 20 Clark st.
Up ktAfre f121
, 1862-08-02

David Groeei, Capt, E. abeent since June z, on
leave Of absence, Joliet.
E. II. Moore, Litnt., E. .
- Baker, Lient.. F, abeent eince June 2, on
leave Of abseDce to Wilmington.
Daniel OK onueil F, In general hospital, QaIucy.
1. P. Rose. F, In general ho-pital, New Madrid
Jacob Ritter, F, sick furlough, waiting for dis
charge.
Vim. Faul corporal, E, sick, hospital, Cairo.
Acsm Ruth, E u Qnincy-
J&hn Henry Smith, E, - Payson-
John Pryor. E, Cairo
Frank jackson, E. j" St. Louis.
Jacob Gaylord, E, wounded home, Tennessee.
Ill.
John Douaherty. E, Cairo.
Thos, 6ariick, f, absent since April TO- sick fur
lough Lockpo1t-
John Berwood, E. hospital at Cairo.
, 1862-08-02
OUR mEmPHIS LETTER.

Cause Of Recent Suspension Of Nesos-An Old
Chicago Detective makes Discovery-C Can
ttnuancc Of Guerilla Ratds-Gel- Hovcys
sOrder 10. 1-Southern Ns,cs from Rebel
Soarces-The late attempt to cut out the Ar
k1sssas-1he Situation at V1cksbury.
, 1862-08-02

The Chicago Times, Portrait, by Itself. |
4 recent number OF the Co1caso T.ues con-
tanned q letter from its tlelup ph!s corteepcaa |
cnt, {lela1ive and part owner IL the concern,) !
which WAS only memorable in being long and |
presenting variety OF photographic cap erlnEs, !
mistaken Initiation Of srrghtliness. 1t WA, |
however, noteworthy in the one respect OF
being q lifalike pen and Ink portrait of the
Tines, by one Of its own curps. The plot Of
the letter was very simple. A Texas ? my,
with a representative OF the Chicago Ttaes On
lis back, has tue horst sehse to discover that
he belongs 10 the other side, and loaes NJ
time in running away with the reporter, land
,nr him in eeccsh lands. Eli (reporteF, not
mustang) is stizsd and abvut TO be hung. a
| rough fellow. evidently mol in the confidence
| oi the rebel Leaders, OF he would I'VE 1t dc4d-
hcaded'' tine Chicago Times promptly, pre-
pa,es The RIPE, with the rcn1ark that argues
| IN ignorance uncommon even iu Dixic-
II Ee heard uf the Chicago Ttaes. D-d
abolition paper. Wau' S t. Iree the nigy5crs,
and make etIdicrs OF 'eln. Gut Ill idea tnat
| this here war Il run for its own special ac.
count, snd ,hlrke the country mostly rests
| I'll isb shbuiders."
The scared newspaper hero sends for the
T,n4s ut once, and fluids uo diiii:ul'y in &C.
curing COPY, the paper freely circulating III
s~etssis What folio rs, let The rcpvrser
h,,nself ua,.sto, II Is only necessary to say
, ta,at loyal uen here 1uly agree with tpio stu
g',:ariy truthful sumulng up Of The loyalty ol
tn: Times as being Vi the 'tr,ght Etrp:" IRON
| rt. / ats,.3 oint
s~ ., :,
5 lie2lrga discovery. and settled hi4sclf down
t ! cl''str t" Lie Iiiio" dig To ~ ~ ~ eaps,i'
:hct s"ng dmculy IN sc1a:ns o IL. 1n 1ns
o rtlo'' burg nus pour "shotat t,,nnt u a. 4
mn.,h ~. t.I ta .t I'D Of an abolition de-.
l nour.cer or q var leader. Ii 'hr latter, kue*
. my fate WIS seal'd. anu lonkc" a. .ae f'I's
,.r .ns nI$s 1 t,,s.. If t;m,: h.. r.,noyd his
= ,s .-4 me ,.,1ur and address, I. Ills t.;4ll.
, 1862-08-02

oe Proprietor and Nanuf4ctu-e- Ct the ua-d T.abbe
Truss, under Riggs l. Gtr,dyeArs Patents.
The Hard Rubber Truss IS Unlike aud superior to all
ctae7stn the f,owtng respects: Will never brraS-
fust chatr gall or s1cr can be made stt t.r 'imber
will cure Hernia II Years standing; does not press
injure the cord and fs always cean and Eood
Patients be accuE;tte1y fitted BY sendiag size In
INCHES around body tn line Of rupture
REFERE>cEs AS the snne+uFity Others, the fol-
lowing only offered :-Prottssor Mott. Ca-n6clls1.
and Parker, Neu Yo-k: Pror~- Goddard and Agnew.
Thiladsphta: Dr. X. johnson. Surgeon General Bu-
rrau- Washington: Prpfs. HE,raEL Freer. r. q. An
drcws and Davis, Chicago: DR.. Ho1Guts, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin,
Manufacturer and dealer In Shoulder Rraces Ahfam-
ina Supporters silk aud Cnit,n Elastic Stackns for
varieose veins. SuEpenso.y BaudsEes, &C. &C.
e Post Once Boz 1855.
C. STAFFORD. Sole Proprietor aud Manufacturer
Of Dr. WicrJs ratent Artificial Leg This Leg. ha5
many advantages all others, ard evidences ot
snc It has tecrtyel the trst Premium ut TIE United
States Eutr9 under the examination OF the hest sur
geuns In our country It's nutiou ia received from
Euther Spring (which will meyer bre7k> giving T
iulb5 Send for Pamphlet. auHg6Is7-T-BH
, 1862-08-02

E AXE SUPERIOR PIG IRON.
IL The Northern iron Company Of Lake Superior
coal IRON. dTret from it, Blast Furnace snd Of al
grades, to which the attention OF thse wanting the hest
80. Is N ellis STREET.
JEsUP, KENEDE & CO., Agents.
,fxH eyrr
, 1862-08-02

CnMETHING NEW,-The :.busi.:
ress ceu,5untty IN The vicinity: Of kne RichEona @
= o'rJocf LUNCH ser for them dAy t. tha Richmond
Hpnst Saloon. Ana for auythins rally excsa;ns n
he War ut Wlnea Liquors or Cigars, caa toefS ~ ~
, 1862-08-02
DOaKn oF TRADE ROOMS

ITO EXCHANGE-A A new In.
il faptry Sword and a, fine Gold English Lever
Watch. SWar1anted>.1or Light Express wagon and
harness In Go9d order Address "sWoRD.. rost
GficA Boz 257T AuI2iS-3t
, 1862-08-02

NV41VEs--IE6 E6 S1VsO' 1UV' ;F7t oVo
Ice In quantities ofone ton and over at any time.
tn be delivered ten cents la2 poadS or Ea1ea
at the Ice HouBe corner OF Archer road and drove St.
at one dollar per ton Osdefa may be lete at room NO.
next. A. Fh156tse AEans..
, 1862-08-02

q r. BURKE HAS THIS DAY
Ia ~ttt drawn from the hrm ofVAN 1NWAGaEiss.
&CO. The business will be continued By the fen1ao
Ing part1e1s under the same na1as md ssyse ser 4 m
, 1862-08-02

l. TusT RECEIVED ONE OF THE
e. handsomest New Central FafE .,aes snd
Buesfes of different ssyx. al59 o9s Ell &c d 4e1q
chsrEy ~ fhe Eo1eitJ Carziago Work., r. Adams y
The national Republican., 1862-02-04

dismissed the seryice. Convalssolng soldiers
are'slways permitted to go out Of The hospital
on pass for lew hours, several times 10 the
weak, for cir. exercise, 80. Very oasn' they
come bssk to The hospihl grosly intoxicated,
Gall soldiers got their pay while In hospital,
and are never without some money! and are
noisy, quarrslsome, end, didicult to manage.
The steward often finds II impossible to con-
troll them, and is frequently beaten in the
struggle to get them to their beds, or 10 leading
them to the guardhouse. Then the surgeon is
called. He sometimes meets with no better
success than the steward, and sometimes with
no better treatment; and, finally, three or four
men must be detailed before the drunken sol.
dier is subdued and confined.
The national Republican., 1862-02-04
OFFIClAL.
DErARrxESr OF STATE,
Woshin0tovv .Ino NJ

- UsrARTABNT OF bTATE,
- Washington, Jan. rs, 1867.
SrR: The President of the United States being
satisfied that the following Instructions contra.
vene no law II force in this District, and that
they can be executed without awaiting for leg.
islation BY Congress, am directed by him to
convey them to you: ,r- ....
Az Marshal OF the District Of Columbia you
will not receive into custody any persons
claimed to be hold 10 service or labor within
the District or elsewhere, ana not charged with
any crime or misdemesnor, unless upon arrest
or commitment, pursuant to law, ss fugitves
from suoh service or labor; and you win not
rstxin any such fugitives In custody beyond
period Of thirty days from their arrest and
commitment, unless By special order of coM.
petont civil authority. , Irt d, ~.
You will forthwith cause publication 10 be
made Of this order, and ut the expiration Of
ten days therefrom you will apply the Same to
all persons 10 claimed to be. held TO service or
labor, and now In your custody.
This order has no relation to any arrests
made BY military authority.
lam, sir, your obedient servant,
fehl-lw WILLIAM n. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-02-04
MEDICAL LECTURES.
Ivl IL rI.- nIEl sIrr'L a.
r. T. TRAIL M -,
OF New York

Principal of the Hygeio Therapeutic College and
author OF yarous WORKS q nsdiaAl, Physiological,
ist the Hall Of ihe Chsstian eoistios Nhhgton
CITY. (opecetts Browne IIotel,) commonoiDg on
lusedsy, February !, 1851, At TX r. H., ana cen.
discovered the tsus prsa Of Medical hcisncs asd
70 teach The only suocsssfs nsaiing Art sld hs pro-
be sdvocs e sSd prssf 8 ssainsf I'll pcs NE Oh
jections critioi,m; asd civi NON VI h.itver service
He especially invites medical msa Cf all schools to
,how, TO the ssh faction Of ali candid minds, thst
the application Of his systsn 10 the treatment Of the
prevalent d. ea,es In the Army Typhoid Fevsrs,
lives Of our Oncen. ssldiers and Citizeps and mil
lion. of money. For particulars, lee programme
"N FIRST LECTURE FREE.
N. B.-Dr. Trail may be consulted BY ell clasi e.
Of invaiida ftom 10 A. NJ. to +. NJ. at As7 Sixth
street Patient, who viii present their cases before
the sud will te examined and prescribed for
gratuitously. feb 4-3ts