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The national Republican., 1862-08-22
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BosroN, August Is, 1862.
understood here this morning that the pub.
lie tone was nuoh more chesrful throughoas
New England than Il was three weeks ego, the
favorable change being caused by The drafi
ordered Of OO,SO men, tAe iapetus given to|
volSiseerfns BY that osser, NE active move.
ments Of Gen. Pope, and finally the withdrawal
ot McClellan's force from lis illstarred expedi.
aon 70 Vie Peninslis. This evening, Boston b
jubilant over the authentic accounts received
Of the bloody repulse Of Gen. Breckiuridgs N
Baton Rouge. The people nee that the war b
only 70 be ended BY hghtng, md ,hey prefer
even defeats to inaoaou. II they can have
victories, so much he better. But at oil events,
they want fighting. s.
Isse that the Fourteenth Maine regimen,
was in the battle at Baton Rouge, and loet
heavily. That 10 the Aroostook regiment,
raised 10 the extreme northeast extremity oi
the state, which runs up quite to the latitude
Of Quebec. Aroostook county, with popu-
lation Of twenty thousand. has sent two thou
sand men into the field, and no harder On
braver soldiers can be raised in the wosld. By
what strange ,rtuue II 10, that they are nbw
combating in semi tropical Louisiana, In cli-
mate and among scenery 30 different from tha
which they left behind. As the Italian levle
Of Napoleon dreamed Of the warm sun st thei
native skies, while they were perlshing anon
the snows Of Russia, 90 the last thoughts o
theee sons Of Northeastern Maine, who hsv
fallen at Baton Rouge, may have turned to tb
pines, the rocks, and the COOL streams Of thei
Arctic homes.
observe the statement that Albert Pike {
Arkansas, assigns as one reason for leaving th
Confederate service, the L" ruin Of his priva,
affairs. He never had any private affairs, 2,
plundsring the Government by means Of !,
dian treaties and claims, and was always In
condition Of "ruin," as too many people {
Washington know TO their sorrow. As Go
Marcy once said to me about one Of my client
whose intolerabls suferipgs was expatiatin
upon, "hs has been ruined ever since ins
him, and always will be-"
notice here and there amonga class Of new
papers Of the stamp Of the N. Y. Times, whie
invested all their political capital in the succe
Of Gen. Mcclellan, q little ding at the secretal
Of War. Six weeks ago they were pourir
whole broadsides into Mr.. Stanton. What '
hear from them nov, is nothing but scattsrir
shots from defeated and flying army. tt
event hSs demonstrated the wisdom Of Y
Stanton's opposition to the Peninsula polio
and he has at this moment q strength with Il
country, which makes the malice Of his en-
mics utterly inpotent They know It, and The
cries Of foiled malice may be passed by wi
silent contempt.
The national Republican., 1862-08-22

GREAr EXCITEMENT IN NEw YoRK.-ws learn
BY private dispatch from New York thai ths
city papers issued extras yesterday, aanouno-.
Ing the retreat Of Gen. Pope's army - far "
Fairfax, and that Jackson was in pursuit with
100000 men. Tbis extraordinary ,eos, bssaQ
upon mere rumor, caused . great exeitsmsnt
10 the city. 1t was good story, 10 sell extras,
which, doubtless, was the object ,,..r ~.
The national Republican., 1862-08-22

Mrs. TrI slAyas E.p.r'so yA,1rA TO ~ .ssA.--- n
A lett rom HsissA AFtapsss. Aysi 4. s.i
"OE lamps still swsrp With contrsbands
They kfs now cesdiuG lateely nom scross me
river in Mississippi What y 70 BE- done with
them, do not kaous ,aOthat there wsss plses
Of refuge, . land wtloA hey could easily reach,
and bscoue industrious and happy fresmsn =
I've are happy 70 say that the Prssidsut has
found such "plsos Of refuge" and that he
will soon extend q general invitation y Them
to accept the pro6sred boon. i'' 80 ~ ~, .
The national Republican., 1862-08-22

PoNr Lookour HosrIrAL.-The latest ac-
count Aom the Hammond Hospital" located
upon Point Lookout, represent the general
condition Of the invalids, some 1900 in mum
ber, as very comfortable and satisfactory. Dr.
Wsgner has charge of the hospital.
Mrs. Gibbons, Of New York, who Is dstin
guished for her bsnevolencs and philanthropy
is at the head Of the female nurses. A large NUM-
Der Of the patients are from Harrsoo's Land
ing. gr.rfs ..
The national Republican., 1862-08-22
Mers Rshsl Kisas,lsA..ss.

CINCINNATI, IAug. 2l.--A freight train on the
,Oovington and Lexington railroed, which left
Oovlngton st 10 o'clock last night, sitsr pssing
Gsrietps Statioui ran over ohstxucuons placed
On ths track. and was preepitatsd, down .
steep emhapkmsnt. rHr.. iralHsr ilu '
= Henry d. Smith, engineer, and Abs Taoar,
brskesman, were instantly killed. /. The loco
motive and eleven oaFs were completely
Wrooked.gsI.. ,LIl lHa' 800 ~. O. . q .lN.Hi'i
II 10 supposed that the design Of throwing
thS tyAin of ths usck originated with ssoes.
'siopis8, II wss understood that number Of
troops would pssa, over the road last night.
Tie l2th aud 18th Indiana and 45th Ohio
passed through here to-day. 800 "R
The national Republican., 1862-08-22
- The arst payments Of postage currency

- The nrst payments Of postage currency
were made yesterday by The Treasury. The
notes are delivered TO heTrsasurer, perforated
liks the postage stamps. They are printed On
the best bank note paper, and therefore mors
difficult TO separate than the stamps In use.
The public must be cautious VIXEN separating
them and not matilate them, ~ their receipt
and redemption by the Treasury are subject "a
the aarne regulations now in force for ,UAit*d
States notes, namely, il any part Of the note Il
missing, proportionate sum Is deducted from
the nominal amount. For .oms days paymas
ters will absorb large portion Of the dslive
ries. The new denominations Of one end two
dollars Of United States notes are delivered
and distributed tho name as thoss Of highsl
denominations. .f. s,"I Ju4.a o,
The national Republican., 1862-08-22
Communicated.

Communicated. .,. - a., ..,.
TWENTIETH MAINE VoLUNrIERs-CoL- AMEs
Governor Washburn has shown his sagaoity
in the appointment Of Lieut.. Adelbert Ames,
Fifth artillery, U. S. army, to the colonslcy Of
the Twentieth regiment. Maine volunteers
Although still young man, Colonel Ames b
sminently qualified in every way 70 ccmmaDd
. regiment Of fighting men, such q hs brave
soldiers from the "Piue Tree State" have evsl
proved themselves. .,s 600. 0 90 t..
Col. Ames entered West Point when twenty
years Of ase-he was sppoiuted from Maine Il
1856 and graduated In 1861, the fourth 10 BID
class. In the battle Of Bull Run, where hs wal
severely wounded, he was attached 70 and
commanded section Of GrininA bAttsry. Hil
gallant conduct On thst ocoasioh Is to0 widsly
known 70 need repeating. We learn nom an
thentic sources, that in the battles Of AAlvsrr
Hill and the Chickahopiny Col. Ams bshavet
in such manner - 70 command the respect
and praise Of bis superior officers, BY whom be
has been recommended for brsyet, ,.,, a., -. =. a., ~
We confidently anticipate brilliant osrse'
for this young commander and the Twentistl
Maine regiment. .'''' "' ~" ..,a AL, al,
The national Republican., 1862-08-22

RunoRgD RESIGNATION OF GEN. MCClELI.AS
The Hartford Duly Posi-, August 20, says: ave
have private but direct and Trustworthy In
formation that Gsusral Mcclellan will resign
the command of the Army Of the Potomac u,
soon as the new change Of position 10 effected
The visit OF the President 10 the Peninsula
soon after the battle.week, is said to have had
connection with this event"
The national Republican., 1862-08-22

RNRoIILNa BLlcxs.--The Attorney General
Of Massachusetts concludes letter I0u the en-.
rollmsnt OF oolored citizens as follows: - sod
p. The authorities OF Msssohusstts have DO
more right 70 diminish its quots''of, roops BY
have to reduce the age ct which the obligstlou
Of military service terminates from forty i've
to forty years. The only possible question now
open u, whether colored men are ioitisens Of
hssashusstts, which no! one. l presume, will
have the hardihOod TO deny, inssmuoh as shty
ere tax payers, votsrs, jurors, and slisiblss<o
Office and thsre IL no inequality founded upon
distinction Of races known to our law. b7sa
The national Republican., 1862-08-22

The CoLORED MEN OF SALEN.--The ool0rsd
people of Salem, Massachusetts,, are 70 hold q
meeting to take into consideration The subject
Of lhe Prssldsnt's address concerning ensgra-
tion 10 Central America.
The national Republican., 1862-08-22

Bounty LGND--In answer TO inquiries whether
Union volunteers are to receive bounty land,
we would say that no soldier bounty land lew
was passed by Congress; but the homestead law
provides that all soldiers serving 10 the Union
army, whether citizens or not, shall be entitled
to one hundred and sixty acres upon settling
on the same. rr,.
The national Republican., 1862-08-22

TuH WESTMINSTER REVIEW for July (Scotts
sdition) has just been received, and for sale by
Hudson Taylor. 1t is an interesting number,
~ will be seen by the contents:
The Life and Policy Of Pitt; DR.. Dsvidson's
Introduction to the Old Testament; Election
Expanses; Sir William Hamilton: his Doctrines
Of Perception and Judgment; English Rule In
India; Celebrated Literary Friendships; The
Dawn Of Animal Life; Contemporary Liters-
ture.
The national Republican., 1862-08-22

COsPIsCArED CARGOEs SoLD.-On Tuesday
last eight hundred bales Of cstten and other
goods, comprsing the cargoes Of two vessels
The schooners Magnolia and Andromeda con
asoatsd on account of attempting TO run the
blockade, were sold in New York ut auction
BY order Of the United States Marshal, under
the direction OF the Prize Commissioners The
amount realized was Sl66, EOS ,6s.
The national Republican., 1862-08-22

~ We are happy to learn that the talented
Miss ElIda b. Rumssy Is to give q musical
entertainment at the Navy Yard Protestant
Episcopal Church, this Friday evening. at
7.30 p. m, for the benefit Of the sick soldiers
in that part of the city. She will be fully sus.
tanned by competent talent. Go and hear her,
II you would like good musical treat.
The national Republican., 1862-08-22

ID WnLIAN ALLEN, Of Ohio, who was United
States Senator during the Administrations Of
Van Buren, and Tyler, made speech st Chilli
cotHs on the 18th instant. He gave history
Of The war, defined the nature OF constitutional
obligations, and declared II impossible for .
stats 70. seosde from the Union. he eulogized
Nc. Lincoln Tor the favor which be hs6 shown
70 geuersls Of Democratic politics, remarkiog
that hs had only reproved Republican COM
The national Republican., 1862-08-22
The Mayor oi Henderson, kentucky, AbssOadal
Rsiassresmsnts sent in,s Kentucky,

PaILADELPHIA, Aug. 2l.-A special dispatch
ffoa Indianapolis says that the Mayor OF Hen
dersop, Kentucky, hss nsd 70 ths rebel army,
and that the entire city council have been ar
Iested for refusing 70 take the oath Of allegiance
but were released pPou resigning aud giving
bond u, the sum Of 900 each. The property
OF The Mayor has been seized, aud new cleo
Ten Indiana regiments, four companies oi
cAvslry, and Que battery have already gone
into Kentucky, and other regiments we're ex-
pectsd to leave last night.
The national Republican., 1862-08-22
THE WR IN MISSOURI.
Dsf... OF ,hs .RessIs At oAsrlssts,

New MADRrD, No, Aug. 20 "A force Of cav
airy from this post, under Capt. Frank Mosre,
while on an expedition 10 Charleston, attacked
rebel camp on White Oak Ridge, west Of
Hickman, and killed four Of the enemy and took
nineteen prisoners, inciudipg threa captains
They also captured twenty.seven horses, and
about one hundred stand Of arms Capt Moore
aud one Of he privatss were wounded none
killed.
The national Republican., 1862-08-22

~ We learn from a. pndoubtsd source,
that thsve Ia no truth whaisvsr In the report
that Gen Dix s 70 sspspsds Gan. Bssisr =
command ot New Orlsass, anA tAaa Hon. Hsvssl
dy JOhnson y 70 h Proviisad aovsnss z
InakiaHn '.1.F. .,.H 40 s-tirs.l tishain
- ~. -l- y nun " LlI AltN
The national Republican., 1862-08-22
ne NJ
so1rt.

New kADsIp, Aus. aOs--A fueos Of cavalry
from here, under Osptaiu,F Fsank Moore, while
ON an expedition to Charisseon, attached .
rebel camp on White Oak ridge, west Of Hick,
man, and killed Tour Of Ne esemy and took
niueteen prisoners, including three captains.
He also captured q horses and about 100
stand Of arms. Captain Moore snd one private
were wounded, but none were killed. 49,
KANsAs CRY, No., August 90.-The Federal
loss in the engagement at Iona Jack. on Friday
lest, is understood to have bssn l5O killed.
wounded, and missing. The balance Of the
force escaped 70 Lexiogton. .'sti,.a' ..0..,i
The ssction Of artillery lost 10 the fight was
taken and retsken four times, and was finally
spiked and abandoned by the Fsderals. T..
IN tho fight Ut lndspeDdeucs on the llth
Gen. Hughes who commanded rebel regi
meht at Carthage and Q brigade at the battle
Of Wilson's Csaek. wss killed, a.d the notorious
And brutal Col. Boyd and Col. Thompson wore
IsWopndsd, the former fatally
The national Republican., 1862-08-22
The New Adlninistration Il
30 ',A'" Kentucky. - 4. '.....'

FRAsxrosr, August is,,a fhi morning at II
rated Governor Of Kentucky, In the hall Of the
House of Representatives, the Senate and its
oiIicsrs being present. Nr. Robinson made the
best speech FOR the occasion ever heard. he
posses.es the entirsi confidence OF the Union
party Of Kentucky, md hs will prove himeeli
equil 10 the emergency D. G. Wickliffs, Of the
Lexington Oossruer and Exporter. d 70 be Secre
tafy olotats, and james v. Tate 10 to be As
siAant Secretary. fhsss ere most admirable
appointments, and will meet The approval oI
ail Union men. Tns Senate BY unanimous vots
70 elected Hon. John ,. Fsk, Speaker Of thai
body. Thhis high and deserved compliment
TO lr. Fisk, and 10 indicative Of the estimation
T. Which hs Y hs'd By ~ union u''n OF Ken
The John Morgan srHs las subsidsd- q
The national Republican., 1862-08-22
From Fortress Monroe.

FoRrREss MoxRos, Aug. TO- Lieut. COL Hol.
lidsy, Of hs Ninety uisth Nsv Yosk regiment,
died yesterday, ct Norfolk, Of typhoid fever.
The stsansAips Vandssbilt and Baltic, after
laying at anchor from two 10 three weeks
sbrpast the fort, steamed up to-day, and both
bsrS h 49, 81 - ~ >"' ~ " 80 ' .~"'' '' r"'
The national Republican., 1862-08-22
FROM H.AvaFA.'

New YoRx, Asg1st 3l.--Ths steamer Colum'
hlA has, arrived dom Havana with advises 70
tAs sixtsenth. The ysllow fever vss dscrsAs-
ing.. but for the past month has been very
fatal. t..
Dates from Orixaba to The 2sth ultimo and
Vsts Cruz 70 the lst instant are received.
, General Dublado had offered General Coboe,
ID turn RIA tfoSrs cysf 70 lhS III neslcsn Govern.
ment, the nSnsy 70 .bs PAID out Ok loan ne:
ss ssa.ssa vi.a 'fp "a l v ~ United
ISs French steamer Grenade bohbardsd
CAmpeachy, destroying several houses. but wa
driven Of BY schooner hastily armed BY ths
Authorities. ~ ~ -. -.
Adviess from Martinique report that 4,Oot
Of the French rsinforcemenh for the French
army in Mexico had rsaShsd thers-25, ,eo'
troops were expected. S..T, S, s.'...I..
The national Republican., 1862-08-22
nsvsnsHss Of Csssius N. clay.

I PrrmsuRG, August 2O.-- Cssaus n. Clay ar-
Rived this evening. and was ssrsnadsd at the
EcRaDy dsnppoiAtpTy Of Eegland. - b6l
The national Republican., 1862-08-22

81 GEs. SrURoBs OonMARD.-It ID said that the
following rpgimsnts have been ssslgned TO the
oommand Of Gen. Stlrgis Twelfth Pennsylva-
MIA cavalry, Secosd New York battery, Eighty.
sixti New York, Sixty.third Indiana, Thir.
tssnhh Massachusetts,, and the Ninety. .6rst and
slhundredsand- fourteenth Pennsylvania regi-
meuts Ih' sr'". ' '..' '..''"E a''' Oh.
The national Republican., 1862-08-22
Tro.aa AsPaANF11'
Arrival Of The Steal cenpien.

Nsv YoRx, August 2o.la.seos Cham.
pion, esn AaplayAll on M IN ia trrived
st this port t4epkhk She lted - days for
:ss :is q csr 9 isa sts, : eSSi ssssieg .,! any
and ssventesn passengers nom AspsaWall:
Carthagena dates show considerable acavity
In the interior, and an engagenssat wss soon
sxpectsd between .AosqHsrA cd AsSsseaa'
The Indians were being armed 70 oppose Mos
guerra.
A paragraph 10 tho Panama Hr states that
ths French 6lochNde of Mexiosn- ports iNSml
dcrstood 70 be only for he nurpsss Il pFsvsue-
Ing arms and amnunltion bstAG landed, ,-and
will not intsrfsre, with Legitimate trSds.s stam
rived as Xspinvaii On iSs leu iosssss ii an
The steamer Lima yas totally lost ~ .the
llh Of July, Aty-shrss missr south oi' Cosije.
but The malls aud passengers were saysd Aad
taken 70 Cobua BY the shlp Aoonlighlp u ~
The national Republican., 1862-08-22
Maine Rsginnents on the way.

PORTLAND, Ne., August 20.--ATbs Siltsentt
Maine regiment, which ulsss Yesterday fer' th,
sect Of war, will be followed tomorrow ~ III
Eighteenth regiment, on Wednesday, by sh>
Nineteenth regiment; snd on the Saturday iol.
lowing by The TWeatieth regiment. Il. v 'iN
The national Republican., 1862-08-22

/, on rnl WAY.-A dIspatckwas received yes.
day moruipg stating that go troops were at
Port DspoSlb waiting transportation 10 this
Oity. EiurbrE" ~ T. F. % 300. .. n .
The national Republican., 1862-08-22
oaoRos N. wlsroN, IoiroR.

Ss- The publication once Of the NAriosAi
REPUBLICAN Ia at the northeast corner Of d and
Seventh streets, second floor. over W. d. shop
herds book store. Entrance on Seventh street
The national Republican., 1862-08-22
'csa MeCTgIIah's Resiszatisn Dolbtfal

PnlsetfsA, Avg, al.LfAs suthcr in resar'
toshs lAlsAdtd - 10 stit1 u 0sh. AUC Clelfya
bsllsvsa ID WSll inJ6raed clrSls5 ID this city Y
BE- without fcuAdAdon.V "' h''Fl ''l E.st.'ls H.,
The national Republican., 1862-08-22
RsuruIsing,

Hp .jnnuit! Rsor1Isisg, b" ~
Iathis city % coming up manfully. Twenty
wsrs recruited In tho seoOnd District Columbia
reGt mont yost4rday.ug iIu '"'"
The national Republican., 1862-08-22

IAIOTICR Mo Hills changed on the Btsama
I'M Y0UHG 4 HERICA, Snlss ior ,hIss Y a. Mi,sss.
sug lsIlW aI., l,r,r r6i ~. AfThhR,
The national Republican., 1862-08-22
BY TELEGRAPH.

E''syss'"s ~ s.s'r' e
,s,, Ass. $50 p.esz..4. I
|S,sS AsS ESSIis, Sy GssTy =
Iistmsot, 1000 or moro lake sailors who arc
unemployed during the winter, and offer them
70 the Government for ocean service; the sev-
ssal hsasdss peyiaG thsis-NNgsesrso thes tsey
will be. Of no expense 70 the Government, ex.
bspS s461a ciolAine, and equipments.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-01
Caution to the Public.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out for general use should
have their efficacy esta blished by well tested eXpe-
riepce in the hands Of regularly educated physi-
clan whose preparatory study fits him for al the
duties he must fulfill yet the country is flooded with
poor nostrums and cure-ails, purpOrtng 10 be the
hest In the world which are not only useless, but
alv,avs injurious The unfortunate should be PAR
T1criAR in selecting his physician it is lament
able vet incontroyertibe fact that many syphilitic
patients are made miserable with ruined constitutions
by ma. treatment from inexperienced physicians in
general practice; for it is point generally conceded
by the best syphilOgtaphers that the study aud man
aeement ofthese complaints should engross the whole
time Of those who would be competent and successful
in their treatment and The inexperienced gen.
eral practitioner, having neither opportunity nor
time 10 make himself sufficiently acquainted with
their pathology comony pursues one system of treat
ment in most cases making an indscriminate use Of
that antiquated and dangerous weapon, mercury.
More caution, however. should be used by the syph.
ilitic patient in consulting nominal physicians OF
the advertising class, ninetenhs OF them are i'm
posters who assume German, French, or other
names and are without any claims to medical knOwl-
edge These knavish Tascals iniest all large cities,
and by means of their lying advertisements and pos
ters they induce the unwary TO enter their Peter
Funk constitutions, +" aud numerically fleece them
and poison them with mercury. Persons living mt a
distance in the country more apt to be duped by
the living notices of quacks than citizens.
In view Of the above facts, DR.. J. C. YOUNG
would say that he is the only regularly educated
physician ia California now advertising. who de-
votes his whole time to the treatment Of yenereal
diseases Office, ISL Clay street opposite the Plaza.
Hours from 9 A. NJ, to s p NJ.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-01
'WT.EPTeIvTANTA.

Oflate years, in what is called "resPec-
table" society Ia England. crime mas
gradually increased SO much that pnii0so-
Dhy has had to invent name ior II. Inc
word kleptomania is not to be tound IN
Bailey nor johnson, neither 10 webster nor
Worcester. The word indicates feminine
desire for thieving, and has become neces-
sarv from the increase Of the crime. Meth
or the word nor the action has yet been
naturalzed here, and we have no ambition
to have them adopted.
The late Mr.. Hamlet, an eminent London
ieweler. lthe Mr.. Poonius of Thackeray's
early stories.) used to lose a great deal ev-
cry year by the depredations of ladies OF
rank and fortune, who could not resist the
temptation of plunderng, when the oppcr-
tunity occurred. At last he devised an In.
yenious expedieut for preventing such loss
in future. Detecting lady Of very eXalt-
ed rank in the act of conveying valuable
bracelet from his possession to her own, he
politely invited her into the counting house
where, 10 the presence of the clerk who had
watched the theft, he charged her with 1t,
and met with most indignant denial.
The threat of calling in policeman made
the LADY change her note, and delivering up
the bracelet, which she alleged TO have got
into her muff by accident, she offered to
nav for it. The bill was made out, and the
amount was several hundred pounds The
lady demonstrated and declined to pay.
The ieweer refused to make any abatement
and finally seat for the husband, who hap.
pened to be an earl who occupied high
position as leader of political party. To
him Mr.. Hamlet stated what had occurred,
and said that he had been compelled TO
make rule to charge the person he detec
ted with all that had been stolen from the
shop since the last similar settlement of
snch an account The earl paid the money
and his light-fngered countess was then
permitted to retire.
We see by our last London papers, that a
fortnight ago, at Middlesex, two young la
dies, who gave feigned names, and were re-
ported to be wealthy, highly educated. and
we'll connected, had pleaded "Guilty" to
the charge of stealing books from shop.
The Judge, who considered that their posi-
tion should have taught them better con-
duct, sentenced them to imprisonment with
hard labor for nine months.
II must be confessed that, across the wa
ter, punishment is fairly dealt out to the
guilty without respect to position or for
tune. A few more such sentences, rigidly
carried out, (and the pardOning power is
rarely exeacised there,) would put an end
to Kleptomania.-[P Philadelphia Press.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-01
HAVE CONFIDENCE.

DR.. YOUNG will guarantee n perfect and perma
nent cure in the following or he charges moth
ing for his services Syphilis Gonoerrhoa, Structure
of the Urethra, Affection of the Prostrate Gland
Weakness of the Genital Organs. Impotency, Steril
ty, both in the male and female, Spermatora, or
Seminal Weakness Noctural Emissions, Rheuma
tism Dyspepsia indigestion, Fever and Ague, Incip.
lent Consumption, and all Irregularities in Females,
together with all diseases of Women and Chdren
also Nervousness Palpitaton of the Heart, etc.
Persons afflicted with symptoms after being treat
ed should consult Or. Young at once as no disease
is cured unless the patient feels perfectly well. II
there is particle of disease left in the system il will
break out some future time, when least expected,
be handed down to innocent offspring. Persons
who have been treated with mercury should be very
cautious in believing that they are well, for ii is
scientific fact thatt he mercury win mingle 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