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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13
W. W, GARD, Assn supr., GAINESVILLE, o.
Jan. 0, ts62--41tf
Estate of Casper F Fricsper, Dec.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as Executor ofthe
Estate Of Casper friesner, dec. late OF Fairfield
County, Ohio. All persons knowing themselves in
debed to said estate requested to come forward
and make immediate payment. Those having claims
against said estate Will present them for settlement.
JOSEPH SIMPSON, Executor.
Ian IA IpA0-3wA1.
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J. W. SrINcHcoMB.
Financial---No More FurlOughs--- Gen.
Lane TO be a MajorsGeneraI.

WAsHtNeToN, Feb. 10 Specials state
that Secretary Chase and The cashier ol
the New York Bank Of Commerce are
comforting wihthe Senat. Finance Com,
mittee. urging the adoption of the legal
tender clause. r.- 81
Z, Orders have been issued prohibiting
any more furloughs, and all oficero are
ordered to return 10 their regiments.
Cen raj Lane will probably be a Major
General. and the President will nominate
Ethan Allen Hitchcock to a Major Gen.
eralship,
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~Ws have received letter from Fl
Sc ,rr. jr, rom Fort Hamilton, too late
for publi,at,on this week. It will appear
in our next.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors Of LvoRs
Il Son, that on the 18th day ofJanuary, 1852, the
Probate Court ofFaraeld County, Ohio, ordered
against said Lyons & Son, which had been presented
tn and allowed by his Assignee, including interest
thereon to Nov lst 1861 be paddy the undersign
At the once Of the Assignee, In lancaster in said
county, which dividend will be paid accordingly.
-...... q, JARED T. HOOKER,
Assignee fLyons & Son.
Jan. l6, le62-3w a,
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~ Let no one fail to read the speech
OF Geo. +. Train. made in London, pub.
lished elsewhere.
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Col ConAell is rapidly recovering his
health. He will be able to return to his
command in a few days. ... f..
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WASHINGTON. D. G. Feb. 8,

" ~ W = CO'
Mgior- General Rdlleck. st. Louis: -
Your euorgy and ability receives the
strongest commendatiOn oil this Depart
msnt. You have my perfec. confidence,
and you may rely upon my utmost sup,
port in your undertakings. The pressure
Of my engagements has prevented me
from writing, but l will do SO fully in a
day or two, ..a
[sigued] EDWIN NJ. SrANroM
Secretary Of War.
Also the following to Msjor' General
Halleck;
Thank General Grant, Flag Officer
Foote and their commands for me.
[SIgnej GEo. B. MCCLELLAN.
Con mander in-chief
Dispatches dated the 9th, received by
General Halleck, state that General Cur
tbs is south Of Lebanon, and had taken
twenty nine prisoners, including two
Captains and one Quartermaster, and also
q quantity Of -four.
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The msmbers of the Gymnastic Club
will meet at the Club room TO night.
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FROIa KENTUCKY.

Evacuation of B6wIinS Gnesn- Rebels.
Fdliing Back on Nos1oills,
LOUISVILLE Feb. l1.--Four persons
just arrived here. report that the rebels,
are evacunting Bowling Greeq. with lndi-
cations Of their proceeding toward Nash
vile.
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A regiment Of soldiers passed through
this city Tuesday nigh. last on their way
to Louisville.
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II. IsIDORE BLAlRE,
AT LAW,
Assignee's Sale.

I0NPRlDAY THE 2Ist DAY OF FEBRUARY,
NIls02, hetween the hours Of oDe and four O'Clock
10 The afternoon al the Door Of the Court
House, In the city Of Lancaster will be sold 10 the
erty Of John Lynns. to-wit:
Frst-lhe south ends or halves of Lots Nos sevea
and eight. and =, In the sixth square, Oh BroadwaJ
Ofihe town oG La ssisr, Fairfield eoaAiY. OHIO.
sec"nd-A part OF the Rgg. halfSf Lat No. t3 In
square No, g. IN said town Of Lan;sster ing West Of
line parallel with and four fecr west ofhe partition
dividing the two rooms oftbe building IN said half
lot and being seventeen feet front on Main street
Terms Of sale one third In hand on the day Of sale
and the residne in two equal annual payments To be
secured b. mortgage on the premises.
JAREDT HOOKER.
Assignee Of JOhA Lyons.
Lancaster, Jan. %, I562-4wii.
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Re published 10 correct rros.)
Oa Thursday,Jan. 18th, at the residence
of VIM. Graham Esq, by Rev. R. c. Gal
braith, Mr.. VIM. BARR and Miss SUsANHAH
NJ. GRINER.
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EROM MISSOURI.

Official Thanks for the FL, Henry Ncto.
ry--Missouri Rebels Captured.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. lO.-The following
telegram has been received at headquar.
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ale of Lands by Order Of Court

Sale of Lands by Order of Court.
Pleas In and for the County OF Fairfield. aud State
of Ohio, the undersigned Executor of the last III
OF Hannah LeNering, deceased, will, on
Monday tho nth nay of March, A. ID.
1889,
at O'Clock In the afternoon at the door OF the Court
House In Lancaster, In said county, sell by public
auction to the highest bidder, tho following parcels
Of Real Estate, situate In said County, to-wt:
First-Twenty-slx ard two thirds acres out OF the
tract OF land set Otto John B. Levering In the Par
ton of the lands Of Hannah LeveEIng deceased which
is recorded In Book No. 90 pages 40l &c. OF the Rec
ofdeeds Of said County, which a62 acres arenarI
OF the South West quarter OF section (2) IN Township
U4) OF Range tl9) bounded by beginning at u stone
In the road eighteen chains and forty Inks North
from the South West corner OF said section the ace
south sxty-fOur degrees, East twelves chains and
eighty -four lnksi thence North cighty-seven and
half degrees, Eat twelve chains and eight links;
thence North hi rteen chains and sevsnty.two links;
thence South eighty. degrees, West twenty three
chains and eighty-fonr links to- the section line
thence South six chains and one link TO the beginning
Appraised at S45 per acre.
9ecoDd-nGenty acres out ofthe tract VI land sGt
OF to Maris lowering In said partition, which 90 acres
part OF the south half Of section i IN township
uN of range (9) bounded by beginning at the North
West of said tract set od to said Mars Lew
erng; thence North eighty -four egrees, East four
teen chains andsxty seven links; thence South thir
teon chains and eghty.ave links; thence South sew
enty three aud ole-haf degrees, West three chains
and sixty links, thence South etghy.sepen audu
halfdegrees, west ten chains and thirty nne links;
thence North throe and one fourth degrees west thr.
teen chains and sevenyhrce links 10 the beginning.
Appraised al $50 per acre.
Terms OF Sale-To be sold for not less than two
thirds Of the appraised vaIue ons'third the purchase
money TO be paid IN hand, third in QUE year and
one third in two years from the day Of sale, Within
terest the de Fsrred payments from the da sale
Dated this 18th day Of February A. d. 1872.
LOUIS LEvERING, Executor
OF the last will of Hannah Leverng, deceas ased. .
HUNTER e. DAUaHERTY, Attorneys.
Lancaster, Feb. 10, ls62-5w47pfs7 so.
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Estnfe ofAbraham Ucdgee TO-

TIVE undsrspned have been duly appointed Ad.
Inlnislrstols Of The Estate ofAbraliam Hedges,
late OF Fairfield county, Ohio. Persons owing the
tate viii call for settle meBt Claims againa the es.
slate Will es pro,cnIsd according 70 law.
JAMES VI. HEDGES,
THOMAS ]. MASON
Lancaster, February C, Iee2.-3w4s.
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NONICE

(NAPT. 7. NJ ANDERSON viii receive w,,,,s, ,,o.
cOinrnasd. 40
TRlImadss House, Fec. Sd .Iss9.
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Dissolution.

ME parlhersi'p heretofore existing between the
I uDdersigned, ,.undeT the nane Of Yee,y n Hntbsr.
y was dissolved BY mutual consent ou the I'm inst
r. NJ Bcery having purchased the interest Of Ihe re-
business at the old stand, nearly onpDsite the Hoct
lIg Valley Bank, and sei.lo uE NE business of Ihs
oIo hrin. 7. n. BEERY.
Oct. 20, Is6t.-lf32 GKO. RtTRgERRy
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EsrATE or mICuaEIITTy

NOTICE is hereby given that The undersigned has
been appointed aud q1aliaed IS adnInlstrator oi
she estate Of Michael LUZ, deceased late or Pair.
Held County, Ono. SOLOMON LuTZ.
January %, ls0g-3WA
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Mem criisemeenltis..
MASONIC CALENDER R
REGULAR MEETINGS:

Chapter No II - IL :.
-. EacAMP.BNT. No. 2. is, q.
hoY y, 1861. q. STEfNMAy, Eecurdef
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> "tEtHktHeHAuS U
Blood Purifier.

Delay nota t9ament 1t is warranted 10 give satis.aa
ton; " WIN cure any disease Ofthe Kidneys, Womb
OF Bladder: Painting, Distracted MenstruAton Fall
ing ofthe Womb. Barrenness. or any disease arising
from Chronic or Nervous Debility ,It Is an IntaliBa
Remedy
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

RIVER DEEENcEs FOR THE WEST -
As evidence Of tho extent to which
the Navy Department is making pre-
parations for the West, il may be
mentioned that the Assistant Secre
Itary, in inquiring OF one Of our West
'crn manufacturers about the capsci
ty Of bis shops. told him he wished
he could build a dczen Of the new
river Monitors at once for the lower
Ohio and Mississippi. The boats
for whicn bids are now receiving, up
to the 2sth Of August. are to be
heavily iron' plated, with revolving
turret, and iron Fashioned bew
They ere to draw ten feet Of water
Cincinnati certainly, and St Loui:
probably. will contract for building
some Of them. They cannot be gol
ready for dniy short OF four OF five
months. Efforts are being made to
have the designs changed go rs to
have somo Of them draw not more
than six leo. Of water. Our Weet.
ern men aro representing that other
wise they are likely to be useless H
large part Of the year over a portion
at least OF tho country where they
are designed to operate.
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WAsmNar N. August, Is. - Ev
ery,hiug from Pope's army, indi
Gates preparation tor a desperate
struggle, Information from the beat
sources confirms the beliet that the
rebels are pouring heavy reinforce
ments iG,o Gordonsville bv tho rail.
road from Richmond. Some esti
mates place their number already
there, at 100 900, and it is generally
believed that. having found it i'm
possible to pursue McClell,n ior
want of transportation, they have re
solved to attack Pope before ar.
rangements are made to support
him by our other armies shall have
been completed. Pope holds the
line OF the Rqpidam, along tbs North
bank OF which the whole army, with
the exception OF Banks corps, is
massed. His own headquarters are
moved to tho front, and the geper
Al conviction on heground is that
speedy activity is probable. The
enemy throws pickets up 10 the
South side OF the Rspidam, and oo.
casional shots are exchanged across
the river.
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PcpurAr PArR, ,r,.-A dispatch,

PcpuRAR PArRi ns.--A dispatch
b fcw days since, reported that even
away down toward the Gulf of Mex
leo. insthn very heart of treason.
the naunes.of Falsndighsm, w ood
Pierce and Seymour Of Connecticut,
(who wonId not even consent to be
publiehed ss Vice President OF q
War Meeting) are mentioned with
affection. Indeed there can scarcely
be q question but that Vallandig
hams Recommendation would pas;
a Northern man through ali rebel
dom. Yet these men profess to fee
awiully indignant thpt they or,
charged wirh ssmpathisiDg with trea
soul Tbeytbrow their tbunderbolt
OF condemnation right and left
against men whose patriotism is in
disruiable. and, charge them will
having prolonged the war &c. Ou
upon oil euch avengers for jeff Da
Wis and Company They ought t.
be bsnished to South Carolina.
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places, We are cumming the risk Of
wreckiug our government. When
will tho people learn wisdoml
War News,


Gsn. Mcclellan has evacuated
8arrison's Landing, ttus abandon.
ing the original plan OF operating
sgainst Richmond. TIE hssardous
change was effected without loss
either Of men or munitions; and
what ia left of McClellsn's splendid
army, 10 free to co operate with
Pope.
A terrible battle took place or
tho 7th, at Baton Rouge. The Fed
erals 5000, under Gen. Williams
we're attacked by John c, Breckin
ridge, with 1900 men. The reb
ais were repulsed with terrible loss
Our loss is heavy, including Genera
Williams, who was struck BY ,
cannon.
The iron plated rebel ram Arkan
sas is no more. While on her wa,
to co operate with Breckenridge il
the attack upon Baton Rouge, sh,
was attacked by the Federal sieame
Essex, and 80 badly disabled tba
she was abandoned and blown up -
She was set on fire by shells from
the Essex. This is the last OF tb
enemies feet on the Mississippi.
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DR. HooFlAND's
Balaamic CORDIAL |

f6R THs SPEEDY CURE OF Cuuons, CoLDs, fSrLt'
ESzA, CEuuP. HcARsgTrsg, BHuSCHITfS, PSiu.
fioSfA, DISEASES Of fHg Bowels, ARISING FROM
Coin, Isc1rIENT CoSsuyPtfuE. AND IoR TnE
RELIEf AED (TF AT ALI POssiDLE) CCRE OF "a
fisNrs IN ADvAScgD STAGES oFTnE LATTER DIS
FAST.
The Btlsamic Cordial is entirely Vegetable
product on, combining tho healing properties
Ol the ltsis in, W th the iuvigorHting qualities
VI - Cordial. producing combination so we'll
adapted to the purposes intended. that there
are but lew cases Of diseases which will not
at All early period. succumO 10 its Eealing and
!ie.giving properties.
For ages, has the treatment Of pulmonary
diseases occupied the greater portion OF the
attention vi tho scientific OF the medical world,
but none acquired moro emincnce fn his treat
ment OF these diseases, than tue celebrated
Prussian Dr.. Houland. the originator OF the
Balsamlc Cordial. Ills life WAS devoted 10 the
pr0duGtion Of rtmed es that wonld stand unri.
vailed. How well he ehassurceeded, The Amer.
lean people are able to judge; and we positive.
ly assert That no preparations that have eve :.
been placed betoro them, have conferred th :
same amount Oi benefits on suffering humanity,
or have elected 20 many CONNIE ndatiOns from
all classes ut society, NJ tho remedies oi DOct.
Ho"nud, prepared BY Or. &. NJ. JHcksun'S Co,
OF Philadulphis. Tie Cordial is desigued for =
class OF diseases more general aud more fatal
than any other to witch the people Of This
county arc 5ubJeet-- those springihg from q
slight cold. That eminent authority, DR.. Bell,
says! II will lot saw that coda are to our IN.
haL liahts what Tho plague and Yellow Fever
are tn those Of other countries: but can aver
cOnnde nlly icat thoy usher ~ Disease OF great
or com i,I,city and mrfttluV than ihcse latter
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A Matter for tenslAsratlss.

The Cowier and the ;clique Of
which it is the organ, have asserted
that there 10 in THE county no oppo.
sition 10 the Government, and no
sympathy with secession. its own
columns give the lie to the assertion
tor wo"k after week it dcvotes col.
umns 10 the work Of aroying the
people sgeinst the Government end
opposing the Administration. Then
ils supporters --its particular friends,
have spared no pains to prevent en-
listmcnts and to organize opposition
to the draft and collection OF tho war
'ax--goipg some of tbom to the ex
tent Of declaring that before they
would snbmit to draft, they would
die 10 their tracks. rr
But ifsny further proof w, q need
ed Of tho d signs Of the leaders Of the
Democracy 20 thoronRly Vallandig.
hamize the party In this comfy, The
action Of their convention ought &c
be sufficient. Two life. long Demo.
crate, one an incumbent OF the ofiic,
for which he desired n re nomina,
tion, were stricken down, becaus,
they had expresse sympathy for the
Government and fortLe families o.
volunteers. Mr.. Howard was de
toated for Treasurer because he had
signed a call for war meeting, and
Mr.. BushoDg for Commissioner, be
cause he had agreed to levy a tax t.
to pay bounties to volunteers, and tc
support families Of soldiers during
their absence. These reasons wer,
given publicly on the street aud il
the Court House for not supporting
them, and those that used then
boasted Of their performance afte,
the deed was done.
We do not suppose that the ma
Ijority Of the Democratic voters o
the county approve Of tlis--we know
they Go not, but if they give thei
support 10 the men nominated b,
this detestable clique, they endorse
the act. Every vote cast for Splitter
and Cooper, is vote in condemua.
I'ion Of the course OF Howard and
Bushong; for it was upon this lssu,
they were defeated in The conven
lion. Let the loyal portion OF the
Democratic party Of Harcock- --tllosc
who are not quito ready to be turned
over to The VallaniiRhsmmers Of the
party consider this thing
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Jef Davis says Lincoln dare not draft
That he can get no more yolu nteers, and tina
the opposition TO the party IN power viii
prevent draft by force If necessary.
Tho above extract, from a Rich
mond paper, shows precisely wha,
the South relies upon for success--
a divided North. This has beer
their hope from the beginning of III,
contest; it is their hope now. /
the North had dono as the Soutl
has done-dropped party eu:irsl,
and united in one solid macs for tn,
prosecution OF the war. the rebellion
would have been put down IN si,
months. While they are one, w
are divided. The dirty dogs In tbs
Southernin'erest, have ksp. up part,
Lines for tho very purpose Of aiding
the South, and thousands Of hones,
mon have allo we'd themselves 10 b.
deceived into their support. For
the sake Of paltyy Offices, and paIsry
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NEw YoRE, Augns. ts. - TiJu,,

NEw YoRK, Augns. l9. - Tribune
letter. .....
Ilarrison's Ltnding is evacuated
without o"en a struggle, without @
blow. even, the loss Of single msn.
The immense army Of the Potomac
officers and men. bag AMI baggage,
atorea; tents, horses, ammunition
and contrabands. are now far away
from nalrison's Landing, leaving 4
deserted and dcsoIate. All ngrec
that tho whole affair was admirably
executed.
o. Monday last McCall's divis-
ion received orders to strike tents,
provide six dava' rations. and be
ready to move at a moments notice.
At nine O'clock at night the who'e
division arrived at the wharf aud
embarked quickly on steamers.-
They lett tho landing some time du.
ring the night for Aqnia Greek, as
supposed, via Fort Monroe
An order WAS next issued that 20
more vessels loaded with supplies
should proceed farther than Fort
Monroe, and Wednesday ten days
rations were served to the army,
which was required to be in readi'
ness to move atan hours notice.
On Thursday the army commenced
evscuating. All the siege guns
were removed from the front, aud
safely embarked on Thursday and
yesterday on board barges and
schooncrs.
Portcr's corps led tho van OF TIE
overland portion of the army
Thursday night and Friday morn
ing every tent was strnck and then,
tor the first time, was it generally
known that the whole army was
abont evAcuating uarrison's Land
ing.
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Colonels Corcoran and Wilcox
Lieut.. Bowman, and Major VICES
who have long been prisoners OF wal
in the South, arrived at Washing
ton OIL the morning OF the 17th il.
stant, having been released from
confinement. They have been pris
oners since the battle Of Bull Ron
The exchange Of prisoners 10 still
progressing through Adiutsnt Gen
eral Thomas, and is now confined
to officers.
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Position Of the Administrat alton,


The Washington correspondent o
'he New York Pest says "thc posi-
ton oi the Administration on tn,
sui ject Of slavery cannot be misun
derstood by any who honestly dc
sircs 10 arrive at the truth. Til,
laws Of Congress will be faithful,
carried OUT; colored regiments vii
not he accepted directly by the Gov
eminent at present. Mr.. Lincoll
lt,ld the Western deputa,ion so {
fortnight ago, though attempts hav,
since been mado to represent IN,
matter in different light. Ba
Mr.. Lincoln is very cautious not tC
commit himself in tho future. -.
Those who know him best have ne
doubt about his intentions. and tn a,
il II becomes necessary he will crusl
slavery with tho rebellion. lie bc-
licvcs that tho first thing to 30 done
is to overcome the great rebe! ar.
mics in the field. II the rebel lead
ers then succumb, slavery in the
States will not be touched except &C
far rs the Legislation of Congress
viii affect it. But If, after having
been fairly beaten in the battle-af-
Ter having been driven from the
strong strategetic points, the rebels
persist in their rebellion, then the
President will make use of slavery
to utterly crush them. l fully be.
lieve this to he his position upon the
suhject. 1t is neither go strong aud
radical a position as some journals
ascribe to him, nor 80 "conserva
tive" and pro slavery a position as
other Journals persist in asserting
that he occupies"
We have no doubt that this is In
the main a correct view Of the poll.
cy which the Government has ever
entertained, to wit: To employ any
"indispensable means" to put down
the rebellion: and in doing so, it will
DO heartily sustained by tho loya
men of the land. .,...
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Notice.

FJ,ns UNDERSIGNED has been appointed and
j Qualihed MS Administrator, with the viii
ANNEXED, az the estate ofNltthsn Miller. late oi
Hancock county, deceased. All persons hav.
Ing unsettledasconnis with o. d decedont for
claims left with him for collection, are re
quested to meet the undersigned AT the Office
day Of August, is67. The personal property
1elonglne 10 said estate win be sold ut tho
Court House, In Fndlay, on the 9th S,ptembei
next. WILLIAM n. M'KEE.
FfSDLAY. August seth, lSG2.--Tay.
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Sherin's sales.


MAititlAGE.--Its loves and hates. SORROWS
IXI- and angers, hopes and fears, regrets and
Joys; MANHOOD, how lost, how restorod; the
nature, treatment and radical cure OF Sperm
atorrhosa, or seminal Weakness; Involuntary
emissions, sexual debility and impodiments TO
marriage generally; nervousness. oOpsump-
tion, fits, mental and physic incapacity, re-
sultng from SELF ABUSE--are fully explain
cd In the MARRIAGE GUIDE, by Wa. YOUNG,
NJ. D. This most extraordinary book should
be in tho hands Of every young person con-
templating marriage, and every man or wo-
man who desires to limit the Number OF their
offspring 10 their circumstances. ~Evory pain,
disease and ache Incidental 10 youth, maturi'
ty and old age, ,is fully explained; every parti-
Gle OF knowledge that should be known ID here
given. II Is full of engravings. In iact, IL dis
closes secrets that every one should know;
still 1t is u book that must DO locked up, and
not lie about the house. II will be sent TO any
one on the receipt of 26 oeztsin specie or post
age stamps. Address DIX. WIN. YOUNG, NO.
4tG Spruce street. above Fourth, PhiladelRha.
ss- AfFLIUTED AND UNFORTUNATE, no
matter what may be your disease, before yon
place yourself under the care OF auy Sf tho
notorious Quoeks--native or f0reign--who adt
vertise In tuis or any. other paper, get copr
OF DR.. Young's book, and read u carefully,
will be the meana OF saving you many . doiiah
your health, and possibly your life.
DIR. YOUNG oan be c0Dsulted on any oithe
diseases described In his publication, az ~
Office, No. tlS spruce street, aoove roitn.,
Philadelphia. ofce hours from o 70 y, daily
April 10, 1863.