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CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 10.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 10.
FLOUR dull and dropping; buyers con-
tending for decline of SC; superfne is held
at 4, 15(04, 20.
WHEAT closed dull, but prices are not
lower; red s7@9O; white 95@1,OO.
OATS 2s@283.
CORN 30 cents.
Rye in good demand at SOC, and BARLEY
at 50@52c.
WHISKY advanced to III and in good
demand.
Provisions unchanged and quiet; no sales
of Importance.
GROCERIES quiet and business confined to
a moderate jobb;ng business. Sugar dull at
s3@94c for Cuba 93@lOA for New Or
leans. Molasses dull at 42044. Coffee
quiet at l94@21.
EXCHANGE I prem. and gold 3D.
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TAX ON GAs.-One of the first subjects of
taxation will, no doubt, be the Illuminating
gas which now enters so largely into the
consumption of every village, town and city
in the land. Statistics have been obtained
from all parts of the country, going to
show the enormous aggregate business done
in this single article A very slight excise
duty on each Thousand feet manufactured
will yield handsome revenue, which, by a
slight economy, will not be felt by domestic
consumers. "Gas need no longer be made
light Of
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force of men ant artillery to bear upou-it
ginning OF the war; and was never expected
to resist heavy bombaTdment or assault
from large force" 1t also says the des-
fruction of the bridge across the Tennessee
river, though productive of some incou-
venience, is not a matter of any great detri-
ment to our interests. The road without
the bridge will still be available for
strengthening our lines, though the connec-
ton, except for mere convenience, being
matter of inferior Importance.
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FROM roRT HENRY.

CINCINNATI, Feb. Especial dispatches
to the Gazette and Commercial, dated Fort
Henry, Feb. 9Th, give the following intelli-
gence:
Directly after the capture of Fort Henry
the gunboats Lexington, TylOr and Cones
toga started up the river, with instructions
to proceed as far as they saw fit.
Yesterday the CarOndolet, in charge Of
Coils. Webster, higgins and Mcpherson, of
Gen. Grants staff, made reconnaissance as
far as the bridge of the Memphis and Clarks-
vile Railroad, at Danville. They found
quarters that had been built at the bridge
and occupied by some troops, in which were
large quantities of army supplies, commits
sary stores, wagons, &c.
The inhabitants had destroyed their
dwellings for miles around and fed in every
direction.
The bridge at Danville was partially dis
abled by the first gunboats which went up
the river.
One of the piers of the bridge was Grip
Piled so as to completely prevent the pas
sage of trains.
There were but eight guns captured by
Dickey's cavalry and Col. Logan instead of
fourteen.
Nearly all the guns were spiked with tel
egraph wire, which can easily be removed.
They were brass Founders and in fine
order.
All the prisoners taken, about one hum
bred in number, were sent to Cairo yester-
day.
The value of the property captured will
probably exceed 81, 100000.
Reconnaissance have been made by Col.
Logan and others to within one mile of
Fort Donelson.
Gen. Grant and staff will make recon-
noisance this afternoon up the river beyond
Danville.
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MORNING REPORT
Our Foreign Relations-S Sec
rotary Stanton's dispatch
to Gen. Halleck-Genera1
Burnside at work-Gen.
Stone gone to Fort Lafa-
yette - Arrival Of the
America-The Position of
France.

New YORK, Feb. 10.--Letters received by
the last mail from England by Senators in
Washington, from Msssrs. Bright aud Cob
den, and the Duke of Argyle, and other
members of the Liberal party, state that
unless something is done to demonstrate
the ability of the Government to put down
the rebellion, and convince the anti-slavery
party in England that we are in earnest
about emancipation, the sympathy of the
liberal element will be lost, aud the South
ern Confederacy recognized.
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CREsTLINE, Feb. 9.-Last evening about
six o'clock, as Mrs. Graham, the wife of an
engineer on the Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad, was filling coal oil lamp the oil
caught FIRE, and communicating to Mrs.
Grahams clothes burned her and two of
her children to death. Mrs. Graham's
mother, and another of her children, were
also severely burned, but it is thought they
will recover
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CINCINNATI, Feb. I0.-At a cal led meet
ing of the Chamber of Commerce, held this
afternoon, about seven hundred members
were present. Resolutions in favor of the
passage of the bill now pending in the
Unit ed States Senate authorizing the issue
of demand treasury notes, and making them
a legal tender, passed without dissenting
voice and With great enthusiasm.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Court Notice.

aT.np on TApTaNrA Vanderburg Circuit
" - . !. T-,t' Court, April term, a.
D. 1862. No. 70.
Isaac Joseph and
Abraham Gimbsl =, ...br.r.
Levi L. Laycock.
MT .aPPE.aRLsVR BY .AFFKD-a H~AT
M this day fled in the Office of the Clerk OF the
Court aforesaid, that the CLAIM in the above enti
tied action is for goods sold and furnished at the
instance and request Of the defendant and that the
defendant il q nonresident of the State of Indiana
Notice Of the tendency OF this action Is therefore
given to said Levi L. Laycocks aud that the sama
will stand for trial at the next term OF the Coutt
in the city o. Evansville, ia the County and State
aforesaid, ths first, Monday in April 1862.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court the 30th day Of
January, 1852.
LOUIS RICHTER, C. v. c. C.
Wheeler B IgIehart, Prh Att.Ya.
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NKW YORK, Feb. lO.-Specials state that
Secretary Chase and the Cashier OF the New
York Bank of Commerce are comforting
with the Senate Finance Committee, urging
the passage of the legal tender clause.
Orders have been issued prohibiting any
more furlOughs, aud all officers are ordered
TO their regiments.
Gen. Lane will probably be Major Gen
eraI, and the President will nominate Ethan
Allen Hitchcock to Major 0eneralship.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. 8.-The correspondent Of
the Republican says the property captured
at Fort Henry Is valued at upwards of two
hundred thousand dollars.
Nine hundred prisoners of war were
taken from here to Alton to-day, where
quarters have been provided for them In the
old Penitentiary.
Fifteen hundred cavalry and battery of
light artillery left yesterday for Fort Henry.
A regiment of cavalry also left yesterday
for RoIla
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Arrival and Departure of the
M "a L l. ..


trhe time here set down is adjusted to contract
&osys. On the River there is variation according
- - TIME OF CLOSING.
Eailroad Mail flor Vineennes, Terre Haute,
Princeton, Washington, Petersburgh'
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville, IndiAnap0-
lis. Cincinnati. Louisville. st. Louis
Cairo, Chicago, and other Horthsrn, Eastern
and Western points, and Railroad Way Offices.
every day except Sunday. at............... An.
louisville Mall (riVer) every Tuesday
Thursday, aud Saturday at Ga P. II
week except Sunday and Thursday at ia A. NJ.
Green Riger HTail (for Bowling Green and
day At s5zF. NJ.
Thursday eis,S and Saturday Al sam.
Neoo Harmony Mall every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday at "a A. H.
RocEporf Mall (land) every Monday Ned-
nesday, and Friday at Pc A. NJ
Peterseargh Mail (wsy) every Friday at '1s A. "a
(Petersburgh letters. &c come AMI 90
by Railroad daily)
C,ntfiaFa 1TeiI every Wednesday at ~ M.
(Leaves at 8 A. NJ Thursday mofniDE.)
Military mail for Calhoun and Spoftsvile, IL P n
TIME OF DELIVERING.
2aslroad Mad. every day except Sunday at A. H
Arrives the night before, after of1ce hours
louisville Mad (river) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday BY bF
Padacuh Mail, every day in the week except
Sunday and Thursday by 3 A. q
t dsy S Sg Ma'i' every Monday and Thurs &c
~ we gssSH and Sriday Every y sr.F
Meas HaTHaoBy Nal, every Tuesday Thurs
day, and Saturday by P. M.
and we 1fa@ and S' Sridsy swat at
(Arrives the evening before, after Office
hOurs.l
Petsrsbarqh {SEay) eseFs FRIDAY by 81 A. NJ.
C7rEkhsaEa hEcSS every Friday at A. M.
ARRIVES the evening before. after Office hours.)
S3-Post Once cDens at A. N. and closes at
p a. on week days. Delivery CLOSES from 20 81
A. a. on week days during the closing of tbs
Railroad mail. Office open from s 10 81 A. tbs
Sabbath.
JAMES FL. Men EELY, p. NJ.
Evansville, Ind. May l. 1861. iuly22-ywc
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NEW YORK, Feb. 1O.--Money steady at
car per cent. on call. Good paper scarce,
and steady at 6(95 per cent
Sterling Exchange quiet at 1.l44@l.15,
Bankers bills. American gold firm, and
fair business at 1904 per cent. Prime
California gold bars at 3@34. Government
stocks steady-T $40 bonds at 97098.
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PHILADELPHIA, February 1o.-Gen. Stone
passed through here on the IL o'clock train
last night in custody, en- route for Fort La
fayette
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BANK STATEMENT

New YORK, Feb. 10.-Decrease in loans
$s7s, 53I; decrease in circulation 1927, 926;
decrease in deposits $780, T9 increase
in specie $693,o0
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Gen HaLleck, ST. LOUIS Your energy
and ability receives the strongest common
dation of this Department. You have my
perfect confidence, and you may rely upon
my utmost support in your undertakings.
The pressure of my engagements has pre-
vented me from writing, but l will do so
fully in day or two.
(Signed) E. NJ STANTON
Secretary of War
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New YORK, Feb. I0-Stocks better but
not very active at the close. Money mar
ket easy at 596 per cent.
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WORLDS DIsPATcB,

The published fact that Gen. Stone has
been removed from the command of d.
vision on the Upper Potomac is corrobora-
ted. It is not known who succeeds him.
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BRADFORD, Feb. 1O.-The car shop of tht
Bradford and Lake Huron r. r. was burnt
yesterday. Loss $4,000, covered by in.
surance.
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WASHINGTON, February 9.-Dr. Cheever
preached another sermon this afternoon in
the Hall of the House of Representatives in
favor of emancipation as q war measure.
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CHICAGO, Feb 1O.-The Board Of Trade
adopted, to-day, a resolution approving the
legal tender Treasury note bill.
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TIMES, DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, February 9.--The rebel
government has sent word to Fish and Bisb-
op Ames that they would not be admitted
into the rebel States to discharge any mis-
sion whatever.
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Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.

GEN LANDER AT hOMNEf.
The War Department has intelligence
that Gen. Lander, with some eight thou
sand men, has re-occupied Romney. The
enemy, although as numerous, are retreat
ing across the river toward Winchester,
burning the fine wire bridge behind them.
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Special Notices.

HsaEFh for tks soldier For ono who dies
from the effects of the bullet ten perish from damp
and exposure to night air. Small doses Of HoL
LoWAY's PILLS taken every ether night will
correct all disorders of the Liver and Stomach,
purify the blood and insure sound health to every
nan. Only IS cents Per Box. febt
4 T'hFnJT or Essasssy e a Jog ROrsos
Who can be beautiful with sickly pale complex
lon2 Esep the pores of the skin free, and tn.
blood pure and your cheeks will vie with the rose
and ans The skin is formed with thousands Of
gorss every inch Of surface whose Office 1t is to
carry OF the Impurities OF the biOod-the ae-
kno~ledgsd OF ali diseases Of mankind
when the skin Is dry and parehed-when it is
covered with eruptions-when it is cold and clam
my-when there is iAWard fever Inflammation
lit is impossi bic for the skin under these ercum-
stances to perform its proper functions, and to
carry OF the Impurities from the body as designed
b our Creator.
JUDsON's MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS remove
these Obstruetions, and produce free and healthy
blood, remove the erupti0ns from the skin and
cause It to brighten with the tiush Of youth aud
beauty. Beauty without paints aud cosmetics
beauty produced by health and happiness
JocsOn's Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all
medicine dealers. dec3
ACEh Lfgfsg--This is very apt to produce
ii sordsrsd stomach, resulting in Dyspepsia
Hoeaaads German Biaegs viii entirely relieve any
or bad feeling, and prevent more seriooi
Consequences. If you hare the Dyspepsia, few
bottles will sRtirey restore the digestive organs
their original vgor They for sale by drugs ist
aud dealers IN medicines everywhere, at rs cent
Der bottle. jsn24
MS sCfsh Fhs yrsAfssF PEeasTrs that W
rscoEomsnd TO those suffering from Rheumatism
Gont, or Neuralgia, or the pefnicious effects 0
Mercury, DR.. Leiand's Anti Rheumatic Band-i
being the only remedy for those hitherto incurabl
complaints. See advertisement fn another column
Of onr paper, Of the Anti -Rhunstic Band.
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Fine Fur Gloves.

USF 8ECEGE.ED, - GO0O rs
- sortmeDt Of Fur Gloves, a suitable present. to
your friends ia the army. Also a new lot OF La
dies FBFs. Call soon and make your selections.
yAUTIER & MAROONHIER,
decl8 No. 80 Main street
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WASHINGTON, D. O., February

ST. LOUIS Feb. l0.--The following tele-
gram has been received at headquarters:
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FoRTREss MoNRoE, Feb. 9.--Dispatches
through rebel sources, state that the fight is
still progressing at Roanoke Island, and that
some of the rebel gunboats had been sunk.
LATER.
The flag of truce brought news that the
engagement at Roanoke Island still contin-
ued. At the date of the last dispatch at
dark, last night, the fight was still going on.
The Federals had sunk one or two rebel
gunboats. Some later news had been re-
ceived at Norfolk, but it was not commune
Gated.
Southern papers received are of no later
date than yesterday. The New Orleans
Bulletin of the 18th ult says: nThe report
ed burning of the steamer Calhoun was in
correct. When she was abandoned, her
captain set her on FIRE, but it appears the
Yankees shortly after boarded her, extin-
| guished the fire add took possession of the
boat and cargo, which consisted of 5000
lbs of powder, 10000 lbs of saltpetre and
q quantity of block tin, &c.
Speaking of the capture of Fort Henry,
the Richmond Dispatch says: Though Ii
is much to be regretted by the South, Il
was foregone conclusion, whenever the
enemy should think proper to bring largs
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R@GTICE.-At the March Term, 1862 the
~ County Commissioners will let the Keeping
of the County Paupers, Mt the Asylum, tor one or
mere years, to the lowest and best bidder
The party bidding will state his lowest hguFes per
year, tor keeping the poor and providing every
thing required by law for the comfort Of the
paupers. Alse The sum for which he will superin-
tend the Asylum, and the county furnish she food
and clothing Bids must be left wilhthe Board,
at their room in the Court House, the first Mon
day in March next, to be acted upon on that or
some other subsequent day of said term.
The County Board will also contract with one
or more skillfnl physicians, having knowledge Of
surgery, to attend to all county poer We1 AZ ths
prisoners in tho county Jail, for more years,
the physician to furnish all medicines. Bids So
icited for said professional services at the same
place and time. VIM. III. WALKER, A V. O..
VoIksbote copy jan21dw3w
no UJH~FY' LKRR.ARRs .SrOFKCE.-
u All persons having books, drawn frem the
County Library, notified to return the same 10
the Library between th;s date and the first day OF
February next. Volumes Will not be given out to
readers nntit further notice.
W. ii. WALKER
A. v G. and Librarian.
VoIksbote please copy jan21dw2w
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fsss IN Avan'yill9 ey KFntrR Z Witt.

feb5 RELLER d wHITE
KN0R SaLE.--Ihe undersigned offer. fer
~ sale at q great sacrifice his three two story
brick houses, situated the Southeast corner Of
Second and Oak streets, on lot 65, upper En- ara
ment. The Improvements consists Of one two story
brick store and dwelling, and two brick dwelling
houses we'll finished. The three bouies rent nosg
for six hundred and fifty dollars per annum.
BS- Application 70 be made 20 Richard Raleigh
VIM Hughes.
feb3-im CHARLFs COLLINS.
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COAL! COAL

COALt GOALs
~ HRT.E Just RECEKpsBB -z.BrD
AZ am unloading at the Lamasco Wharf d snpe
rior arttHle Of
Pittsburgh Coal,
which will deliver to any part Of the city at ~
cents per bushel. While unloading OFdars viii be
received at P. HornbrOoly,s Store or at tho Boat.
TERMS CASH. A. J. HUTCHES0E d 90.
jan31
II, WEE CYJV'CXyViJEsRTK 18RECKsS.--
u 20 bbls Linseed oil, ia perfect order for sale
natl. 81 E. GILBERT & Co,
feb3 no. 4 syosInore st.
!@yT.AB C.aJVDLEs.-8 boxes best quality,
AZ for sale Low by 5. Z. GILBERT q co.
teoo
AT1OTTOJV" HsRTTEJNF6.-l0o bales foT sic
y at 40 CENTS per pound.
febs g. Z. eILBERT z GO.
0sO.gP.-I50 boxes German and Palm, f5r sule
~ Low by [feb3l 8. =. GLIB ERT q 60.
GWVOBsRCC0 .as0.B CKeE.a R8.-A Iarso
N stock kept always on hand, from common 20
the very best 8. =. GILBERT & Co,
febs No. 4 Sycamore street.
NEV e 6.9R- OEDRR-23 Dds, f1r sRls
by [feb3l s =. GILBkhE6 e.
ASH 500 kegs, al sizes, tess, for sale
@rE6.NsEBR "" IND MKSSE $40 boxes u.s.
fsb s0F's'' io' SAFE $. z. GILBERT . co.
OORB GRODsS.D s1PXCk5.-Al kiUd5
f.bs for sale very ''g' 3 3. z. a1LBERr co.
ChO1Ce
FR II 1T T R IL il g,
ORJRsz.uEJE.T.RE SHRUBS,
EVergreens, Roses, &c, &c.
CULTIVATED AND FOR SALE AT THE
COLUMBUS
N u II - II R x
BY
BATEHAM, HANF0RD & CO.,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Orders received by c. F. BRoUGHTON, sole
Agent. feb3-dW4m
A0OTECR or SIX Notice is hereby
q y given that will sell at Pubnc Auction %
my shop, in the City Of Evansville, Vance 5urz1
county, Indians, on W WEDNESDAY, the 25th day or
FEBRUARY, 1862, between the hours o. . O'Clock
A. n. and O'Clock p. NJ, Of aela say, 9ns 4 1orss
buggy the property Of Joseph Neal o. " OIL Island
MississioDf county, State Of miss0url % satisfy
a meobsnics lien which hold on said property for
as2 00 storage Advertising aud costs for selling
sso,s CHRISTIAN DECKER,
Third 81. adjoining Court House.
fsb3-dtd&W3w
-GEH0TCH T-fBL8 ROTT3R, a.
u dec1s Il, a. COOKS.
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Also the following

Also the following;
To Mqj.- Gen. HalIeck Thank General
Grant, Com. Foote and their commands, for
me.
(Signed) GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Commander in Chief
Dispatches dated the 9th, received by
Gen. Halleck, state that Gen. Curtis is
south of Lebanon and he had taken %
prisoners. including two Captains and one
Quartermaster. Also, a quantity of -four.
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n SEsgat cola,


~ Rou4Jl,,3EadFseness
ESISlN or 5faFe <2zrant,
~ ~ 1oHich might be checked
A4A& 1UitH q simple remedy,
BnegJected, often ternat1ates seriously.
F'et0 are at0aTe Of the importance Of
stopping a Tough or Slight
fold IN its first stage; that lvhjoh
in The beginning tooltla yield to O.
mild remedy, if not attended TO, soon
ATTACKS The lungs.
@EoL1ttz' s l9En5LcIzLaL S2pcciLea
1uere first introduced elever1 years ago.
It has been proved that tbey are tho
best article before the pubic for
HgoMaha, folds, A2FazchLtis,
.92stJhI7za, <SataFrh, the Hackjqg
Cough IN /SozaLLS7zILtiaSzs and
numerous affections Of the <SIhFoat,
givi7eg immediate TsJjgf.
Public Speakers e Sflsgeys
tvtJE find them efectuaE for clearing
and Strengthening the voice.
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers
In Medicine, at IS cents per boz.
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The following are the stations Of the Indiana
troops in actiye service outside of the State. We
shall correct il from time to time as the several
regiments move from one position to another.
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frhe time here set down is adjusted to oeHtrGct
&osrs On the River there is variation according
10 circumstances.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-25
HAVE CONFIDENCE.

DR.. YOUNG will guarantee perfect and perma-
nent cure in the following cases or he charges moth
OF the ITrethra Affection of the Prostrate Gland,
Weakness of the Genital Organs, Impotency, Sterl.
tv both in the male and female, SPermatoria, or
Seminal Weakness, Noctural Emissions, Rheuma
tisrn Dyspepsia Indigestion, Fever and Ague, Incip-
lent CONSUMPTION and all Irregularities in Females,
together with all diseases of Women and Children;
also. Nervousness, Palptation Of the Heart, etc.
Persons afflicted With symptoms after being treat
ed should consult Or. Young at once, no disease
is cured unless the patient feels perfectly we'll If
there is particle of disease left in the system it will
break out some future time when least expected or
be handed down to innocent offspring. Persons
who have been treated with mercury should be very
cautious in believing that they well, for it is
scientific fact that he mercury will minge with the
venereal and form disease great deal worse than
the original. All those who have reason to think,
by bad feelings that they have been treated thus,
should consult Dr. Young, and he will examine their
cases and tell them at once how they stand.