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joys; MANHOOD, how lost, how restored; the
nature, treatment and radical cure Of Sperm.
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marriage generally; nei vousness, consump.
ton. fits. mental aud. physical incapacity, re
sulting from SELF ABUSE-are fully explain.
ed IN the MARRIAGE GUIDE, by WV. YuuNG,
NJ. ID. This most extraordinary book should
be In the hands Of every young person con
teinplaling marriage, and every man or wo.
man who desires 10 limit the number of their
offspring Ia their circumstances. Every pain
disease and ache incidental to youth, maturi.
~ and old age, is fully explained; every parti
Gle of knowledge that should be known Is here
given. II Is full of engravings. In fact, II dis
closes secrets that every one should know;
still II is II book that must be locked up, and
not lie about the house. IL will he sent lo any
one on the receipt of 25 ce2ts in specie or post.
age stamps. Address DIR. WM. YOUNG, No.
ilG Spruce street. above Fourth, Philadelphia
81 AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE, no
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DIR. YOUNG can be consulted OH any Of the
Diseases described in his publication. at hi,
office, No. +lG spruce street, above Fourth
Philadelphia. ce hours from . To ;, daily
April TO- 1852.
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SheriHs sales.


A. NJ. FREDERICK ps. o. p. GoRDEs.
In'lot No. Al IN the town OF Vanlue; apprais'
ed At $4,000. Sale Saturday, May "a, ls62.-
Terms Of sale cash.
GEORGE WOY %. JeHN BROBsr.
ln.lots Nos. %, "a and rs in Beach's Addition
TO the town Of Yaniue; appraised at %, ,333.33t.
Sale saturday, May a. isG2. Terms Of sale
cash. f -.'-.' -
r.. s. MUSGRs us. Wx. KLAxRorH. etaI.
Ninety ieet of the North end Of lot No. 4s,-
appraised ut $500; aud the East half Of lot No.
E-appraised vt $250-ip Vauce u Cory's Ad-
duon TO Findsy. Sale Saturday, May i7th,
1862.
H;M MILLER, Administrator, DO, us..AARoS
WILLIAMSON.
The undivided lilo part of the West half OF
the North.tast half Of the south East quarter
OF section six, In township one South, range
eleven East--apprased ut $40. Sale May lTth,
1867.
BARBARA A. BLr ps. JU,A MANN Il al-Partition
! 81 iS-lO0 acres, being part Of the N. W. 0l
Terms OF Sale; = One.third In hand on the day
Of sale. ene.third In one year; and one.thirt
| In two years from the day OF sale; deferred
payments 10 be secured by mortgage on III,
premises. .l-a -t.. t.-., ....,..
John Coz W. R. Theodore Shannon. Out 10
No. in Nys's Ous.lotsi appraised al $50. 90
Sale May I'd, 1862.
David Johnson %. Richard Johnson In Par
tit,on.--The Z. OF the N. w. OF sec. 50, tp.
NJ, range II r.. IN Hancock county. Terms o
sale - one. third cash In hand; balance In tw'
equal annual payments, with six per cent. In
terest from day Of sale. Appraised ut t720.00
Sale May 10, 1852.
Sheriff Of Haneoek county. Ohio
SHERTr's 0YYIoE, FIsDLAy,l
March ~, 1852.
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PnLADELpn'A, April Ia "A dis
patch was received here this morn
ny from the Secretary OF the Treas
ury directing the Collector OF tho
port to cl, ar no vessel with coal
for foreign ports or home ports
South Of Delaware Bay until other.
wise ordered. The dispatch being
misconstrued on ithe fret report
caused quite an excitement in the
Stock Board it being supposed to
apply to all vessels aud exciting
fears that the Merrimsc had got out.
From GER ain iacts that have trans
pired, the order is supposed to be a
precautionary measure on the part
,of tho Government to prevent the
rebels from receiving supplies OF
coal from Havana shipped from
Northern ports in barrel.
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Emnnc ipatiou In the District.

At length the territory which is
uuler direct and complete control OF
the Congress OF the United States is
freed from tho accursed bondage
which has agitsted the country ever
since lite formation, and at length
brought on this dire rebellion. -
Slavery no longer exists in the Dis
trict OF Columbia. The ehadow Of
the National Capitol shall no more
fall upon the crouching slave cring-
ing under the lash Of his bruta
master. The slave pens which have
80 long disgraced our Federal city
shall r.sound no more to the CT ,sni
OF the imprisoned victims. and whcr
again Southern shareholders come
to Washington, II such ever do com,
again, they will not insult the no
or of the country by bringing will
them their solored property" lie
ma thank God that one year OF rebel
lion has accomplished this, anon
other things, and that the rebels W
would ''call the roll Of their slave
, from the top Of Bunker Hill," wi
so fur modify their aspirations |
, that line that they will considO
themselves fortunate to be allowe
70 call them from the door OF the
: own plantations. The tide has turi
! cd, and henceforth freedom 60,
0 marching to the Gulf.
A The passage OF the bill was 70
lowed by applause in the House. :
:, Only two members from Slavehol'
Q ink StstesI VI essers. Blair Of Misso
q ri and Fisher Of Delaware voted 4
,|it, and Of the thirty'nine sgaint
otveniy two are from the Free State
III Cleveland Leader.
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lsFoaxAroN wAsrKDi-Ths peo.
pie of Hancock county are anxious
land are daily becoming more SOY to
know whether or not VIM. Vanlue
owes them $4,000. II he does not
they want to pay that amount into
tho Tressury--if he does they wan,
him to pay II Immediately. The
fact is things are not working salts
factorily. The books show $2, 800
on hand; but the vault is empty. In
the meantime county orders are iD
almost everybody's pockets, dra,o
ing interest. Three com mmissioners
we're elected to attend to just such
cases, and in the mildeet manner
possible we suggest to them that !,
is their bounden duty to investigate
this matter at once. Gentlemen The
people ,oaet this thing sq.ared.-
We don't like to prod you every
week, especially as the Courier vii
not help us, but until the crooked
path is made straight, we sball con
slider it our duty. Can't you spar,
the time to iun through the book
and zee about iil One day, or two
at tue most, will answer. In jae
tice to the people, in justice to Wm
Vanlue, do it at once. Then. hav
ing this weigbty matter off our mind
we can turn our attention more en-
tirely to the beauties of Locofocoism
The 50, 300 matter wants fixing up.
Will bro. Glessner assist US in re
min1ing these officials Of this thin
until il is done2
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THE BATTLE AT PrrTsBURoH LAND
iNa.-In to'day's paper we give as
full particulars OF this great battle
as our space will admit. 1t was
undoubtedly the most terrible ever
fought on the continent.
The result was victory for the
Federalists. We were whipped on
Sunday, but on Monday the tide
turned. all that we lost we regsined
and the enemy driven back to theil
intrenchments at Corinth.
Had there been reasonable Gen.
|eralship on the part Of Gen, Grant
the result would have been different
For some unexplained reason
there were no pickets ont any dis
sance from tho Camp; and our fore.
es were surprised - thousands O
them in their tents, thousands NOR,
with their muskets in pieces, ant
whole regiments with only the car
tiidges that happened to be ia thei
boxes. The only wonder is tina
Gen. Grants force was not snnihila
ted before Buell. came up. The fac
that, surprised and unpropared, the,
stood their ground whole day
speaks volumes in their praise.
Some Of the Ohio regiment
are said 10 have shown the whit
feather. Let these statements b
taken with much allowance. w
don't know as yet the circumstance
II is probable tkat these regiment
were not in condition TO etand tn
attack OF the over wbelming fore
that was hurled against them an,
they we're forced to retreat. Tina
there is y regiment Of towards from
Ohio we do not believe. We shsl
hear the truth from these regiment
ere long.
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From Washington.

April II - A board appointed by
the Navy Department to examine
the plans and specification ror boats
for tho Western waters, consisting
OF Commadore James Smith. Chief
of the Bureau of Docks and Var Is;
John L"ntle, Chief OF the Bureau Of
Construction; b. F. Sherwood, En-.
ginear in-chief; Edward Hart, Ma.
val Constructor, and Daniel b.
Martin, Engineer in the U s. N,
have recommended that contracts
be made With the folio wing parties:
Tomlinson & Hartspee, Of Pittsburg,
for two iron clad vessels; Brown &
McCord. ST. Louis, three wooden
vessels; Geo @. Bester, Cairo, one
wooden vessel; James B. E.ds. of
St. Lonis. two iron vessels. The
aggregate cost of tine eight vesse.s
will be 81 ,239 500.
Commodore Dupont reports to
the department, under the date of
April Oh, that the schooners Julia
Worden, Lydia and Mary were cap.
tured in Cape Rowan, passage be
tween Santa Fe and Charlston.-
The first was captured on the 9th
and the second on the goth ult by
the U s. vessel Restless There
cargoas w,re rice and corn merl
He also report tho chip Emily ST.
Pierre OF Chlrlston, iiom Calcutta,
was captured on the lS,h ult., by
the blockading squadron, while
steering direct for Charlston harbor
Her cargo consisted Of 2173 bales
Of gunny cloth. Commodore Colds
boro sent her 10 Philadelphia for ad
julication
The English sloop Coynel Of Mas
sau. N r., was cap.urei by the Sus
quehanna, Opt. Lardner, on tho
I3l about two miles from Charlator
bar. She had a cargo suitable fo
and in great demand in Southern
port. Capt. Lardner sent her t,
Philadeiphia for adjudication.
! Another schooner was run ashor
!, by the block aiding vessels or Sulli
, vans Island, where she remains
| wreck.
/, The following dispatch has bee
r received by the Secretary of Wa
] dated Nashville, Tennessee Apr
r l4th:
!. On Saturday morning two exps
9 ditions were g avted from Huntsvill
on the cars. one under Col. Sill ,
|. the 33d Ohio went east to Steven
= the junction of the Chattanooga wi,
the Memphis and Charleston Raj
road, which point they seized, 20C
n OF the enemy retresting without d
| ing q shot. Col. Sill captured q,
,. locomotives and large smouns
rolling stock. p
Another expedition under ca
l. Turchin OF the 10th Illinois, we
Ie west and arrived ct Decatur in tin
j. to save the Railroad bridge whit
lr was in fumes.
y Gen. Mitchell now holds 100 mi
10 Of the Memphis AMI Ohsr.ston r,
road.
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ST LouIs, April 12.--Msjor Mo
Donald, 9Th Missouri, arrived here
last night from Pittsburg Landing.
He confirms the death OF A. Sidney
johnson, and was told BY prisoner,
Q Lieutenant, that Bushrod John.
sou, who escaped from Fort Donel-
con, was also killed. He thinks all
reports about Beauregard being
wounded are unfounded.
An officer OF the New Orleans
Oreo'e Battalion, taken prisoner,
says Besuregard made speech on
Saturday before the battle, in which
he told them the result was a sure
thing and could not fail, tnat they
would capture Grants army and
whip Buell. and thus hold their rail.
roads. If they lost the day they
might as we'll lay down their arms
and 20 home
The story of the escape OF Gener-
al Prentiss is not true. The great
er part Of bis briga 20 we're taken
prisoners early in the fight on Sun
day.
The gunboats did fine work and
probably saved our army from tota'
destruction on Sunday. The begiu
ming Of the fight on Sunday was Q
complete surprise, many officers snt
soldiers being overtslsen in tbei
tents and slaughtered or taken pris
oners.
Gen. Smith was not in the figh
but lying sick at Savannah not be
ing able to get out of bed.
Our forces on Sunday were no
over 35 900, and the enemy's no
less than 80. 900. A rebel quarter
master says 1000 rations were leu
ed before they lett Corinth.
| The second days fight was no
half 80 desperate as the first. Th
rebels soon gave way before fresl
troops. The pursuit was not contin
ued far. Maj. Mcdonald thinks on
killed at least 1000 and wounde,
5000. lie says fourteen or sixtee
hundred r.bel wounded we're left OF
the field, and thinks their kille'
amount to 5000 beside the wounded
We did not take more than 500 pris
oners. Major Mcdonald think
2 Beauregard is not prepared to max
another stand OF Corinth and il pusl
ed will retire to Jackson, Missis
ippi
o Arrivals from Ironton say Van
Dorm is at Pittman's Ferry, on Cul
rent River, near the Missouri lin
3 with ten or twelve thousand me
r and awaiting reinforcements.
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VALLAND,oHAM- The Wheeling
Intelligencer says Of the Ohio trait
or, that "it is a wonder that this
traitor is tolerated on the face of the
earth, much more that he is allow.
ed to sit in Congress, like Ca,aline
in the Roman Senate, plotting all
sorts of devilish hiDdrances and nm.
derbanded stabs to the struggle for
our national existence. Ii is won
der come Charlotte Oorday, berelt Of
q brother, has not met him coming
out OF his bath, as ID nton was met
1t is wonder some Orsini. berelt OF
a son, has not waited in the crowd
lor him. 1t is a wonder some socie
~ OF Carbonari, bereft of country
have not entoiled him.
Brutus slew man for treason in
the Capitol, whose lowest character
sites would ennoble Vallau liyham ,
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him that neither 10 ~ case. They
ere in earnest 10 their efor.s 10 put
down the rsbellion--they ase watch
iug the course Of those Who are %
sistiug the rebels, and stsbbing the
Government, and they will visit
terrible vengeance upop their beads
Let NJ. 0ribben repent In time.
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Fort puIaski Taken.

FORTRESS MosRos, April 14.-A
flag Of truce went up to Craney 1s.
land this z. NJ. aud brought hack
two Norfolk papers. They were
taken to headquarters, end though
containing the important news Of
the unconditional surrenderN Fort
Pulsski, an effort was made in nc
cordance with the policy that pre-.
walls here to keep even good news
from the representatives Of the press
| sm, however, able to give you the
substance of the glorious news as
pub! !ished in the Savannah Repubi
licap.
The Republican says substantially
that i. learns with taeop regret that
after q gallant defence. .e.gainst guns
most superior, that Fort Pul.. ..ski eur
rendered ct 2 Z. NJ. yesterday, the
11th. Corporal Law, of the P,;tas
XII Guards, who did not leave Fs!
Thunderbolt until after the flag Was
hauled down, brings the intelligence
OF the successful event.
The surrender was unconditional.
Seven large breaches were made In
the South wall by Federal battery
OF eight Parrot guns. At King's
Landing all tho Barbette guns on
that side were dismounted, and also
three cssemates guns, leaving but
one gun bearing on that point.
i. A clean breach WAS made in the
. magazine. The balls used were
conical and were propelled with
such force that they went cleal
through the walls at nearly every
fire.
Col. Olmstead who was in com.
mand. telegraphed the previous ev
ening, that no one could stand upor
the parapets for a single moment
and that over one tho asand larg,
shells had exploded within the fort.
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The Pike Peakers are tall walk
era. o. their recent march to the
reliet OF Fort Craig. IN New Mexi-
co. Col. Sloush's regiment for four
days SUCCESSFULLY marched forty
miles day! Napoleon's veterans
hardly beat that.
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Eternal vigilsncs 10 the price Of
liberty-.S1,b0 per annum is the
price Of the Jeffersonian. Subscribe.
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