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The national Republican., 1862-06-24

NAVAL HANGrs,-Acting Assistant PayuSss.
ter WIN. II. Anderson, ordered to the Conmc.
dore Perry. fysrn.f
Commander Thornton A. Jenkins, ordered TO
command the s.eam.sloop Wachasctts, 10 re-.
lieve Commander JOhu p. Gllis.
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
Union Men Murdered in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, June 23.-Oa Friday eysnipx,
as eeversl Unlonists were returning from x
meeting. TO choose delegates to the State Con.
vention, i've Of them were killed by secession
bushwhackers, In ambush, near Berry's Station.
Reinfcrcemsnis were Immediately sent from
Lexington and other PLACES, aud the csptule
OF the bushwacksrs 10 consldered certsin,
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
= TA,TI,oHE = RrY.

SEPARATE syE Ins; e. 8
eel. cd a. the ofos " n. er-tary Of IL. Ne I'd
I'll O'Clock. p H., Of Monday, 'hs S0fh instant, iol
iurnuhleg ah the ssstisnery % nay be reQsirsq
iiom the latv date 70 July /, isS - -
All TIE sritces iurpisbsd must Be Of the test qual
iiy, delivered without delay when ordered, ard q
h he .:t.f.osSi 4 The hsadof h' ofh's fat Vh'd,
d II b. required. essh blddsr n, .st,tieosry nuss
hs 9sr..h with his Wop" al sampls or each hrt,ois
No bud will Re eoosidertd viii h doe, not fully
90, 70 m 10 tbs sdveftissasnt, sud 10 which esab
AID every article "a not bid for, and Ia wbicn more
than oos price d ssh.d ~ any oas srtiois :, !.
Brd N sufi;isn mt snouht, with two or more A..
owed suteties, for the, faiihful execution Of tSe
"ntrdct will Be requiled Of the prs n or perpoaS
ntraciiny. The aathoriz d Asmes Uf the sur tios
ih Will be given. % also i5factory tsstimopiss
to talal the ntraot must acconp my ,hs bid 9th.
eIwise II will not be ooos:drrsd T.
III, Dspaitmsnt reserves To- ,t.slf the right CT q.
eIing greater or lee, quantity ef each and tyeey
arii,e oohtra'ted for, - The pIb!c service may 4.
= sh uld my .r'i6le Be required not enumerated In
the contsset, le to be furistsd ut he iouest mar
,tprice. secordiss 70 ID qsaIity
The subjo.nsd schrdak specihes, ~ nea " a can
be done The Aroust qu .liry and disc ip,ion,Sf
ea h of the articles likely TO be rsqui I'd :
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
N TGE4leRApH
Tho ettiSnSAf Charleston.
sl.s'yd r''l'1
'ksinfsrcensnt Il JackseA Annsunced


-FsssaaD@lsunoa, ,Juas2S .ux-pnA.
no9a PeRses ~ Saturday ccetAia 3 6rlN g
eoSst d hlsody bsAtlt ~ 9kJ bear $780,
Ton, South Carolina, on o. 0o6day Sfsvious,
|Ssews.nAvsF Fedsrsl fsgiossls ed slSaS1ssI.
q frrses sans eaa Paris e iosr Cenesdsrats
|rsqo1o eAd baitsey. % EOt RS9if
LseseAae lasted all day, Viii -Anvy len %
botd sldsa s'fl.7-1I
,,rle Charleston N~cu,y sssr 4 tass ~ b,ttls
ws1h - renewed he nsxt day, ssd ssprssssd
appebsoaons for the sAlsty Il de sity, 10 eoa-,
e4usece Il the great exhaustiea q ~ South.
I'm eeosps ~ he loss a nsny eGlcSn. i1i1i
0suefsls Evan, and PS9bsesoa oonpli-
1ented tAe troops for their hssvsgy b ssaodine
batterisa go 77i-i, 20
The nght took plsss within four miles Of
Charls.ton, and iron ~ soae of % editorial
10 the H~c,sN should think yhe rebeIs havs
been cut on from retreat from James I.land BY
our suneoss II this b. %. Osasssssou must
TAs Riebnond Disposoh says u csn 10 no
longer denied that Jackson hss been heavily
reinforced latsly, and ths Federal coluuca
nuat eilhse combine or fan back scross shs
Potomac. 49,, .g ,'I,a.,H3 ~ Jug
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

The recent cours martial instituted In the
case Of Bri9udisr General d. u. Birney, for al
legged misc ,ndaot ut the recent battls OF Fair
Oakr, ha4 honorsbly exonerated him Of all
charges, and hs has again resumed command
Of bis brigade. The charges were "disobs
dlsnos Of order'" 10 that hs failed to support
Gen. Ksyer, though ordered to do so and for
" condact pr. judicial togood order and mill.
tsry d'sspiInr, In thas Gsa, Bisney neglected
n etlssgs brs nemy, ed halted within mile
- ss:sis.a li:SsSI iSsI In e II N Is S,%.. wit.
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

eSr Hon. owau Lovejoy, Of Illinois, intro.
dueed into the House of Representative. yes,
terdsy, bill relating to schools for the eiluca.
tioa tf colored children IN tbe cities Of wash.
iDgton and Georgetown. - bsl..,, 9aG
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
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wore, Latter pspsr, per re,m.
20 fesus best nots psp.y, thick, Ier ream.
y rssn1 best note sper, medium, per ream.
20 ,rsS.. ,ss.s = Sopyiss or tissue paper, aih By q
,oi::%; h.piiis paper, s. BY % inches, nat. pts
s,Issms best bs6 or white snvslop. paper, roy.
100 yirds ttssi.g sloth per ,qusre yard.
ri s'S :Gss 1Ssss Ss.p Pc s.
ss.s dsss: s,s.i.ss e psS:s. :ss:. per
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o,, '.Es ossci.i ia s.s .r.s.sa .t.1a; PER Loco
,srs U ocI.i ' = 's. s".us e. sSr p.q
5000 best su " white % vsloyss, Gvvsiamsnt Sst
, ooo - srp, p,~ S~rst,% os slp,,, P, per l.oco; !,
u 90 sss p!t . sS,,s .a..,sp.., letter a,., a.
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s,ooa ~. e ets,n laid envelopes, note .,,., Per
100 ps.n, ss Sisih:iinsi 'av.iops, * ~ i.dA..,
100 p:i:ni % sIS,h. lined .nv.l.p-,s By ,.sh..,
1000 p;,sn, cloth envelopes OK Ines,
(. ss;o. ~ peas; 2. sssd. 2. |. se.s:, 10.
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lss;:: ~ ssi g shears, best q..,isy2.'s hob
sdossa nias.i ,eh ivory folders, per dos
dos'S Nsa o'sSs ~ r. pencils FaSsrs bet. ssort
iade.sa best FsS;rsi red and Blu. psSSiis, SSi per
sdezsn sable brusbes, sssorte !, per dos.
dozen camel hsif bru .he,, SSort d, per d. a.
2 dozen stassa best Isdia Ink. per s,ist.(
% possas n extra 'up'fiins scarlet sssAing w,x,
70 p6ssS best quality wstms, Pc, pound.
~ sse9es eum arsbin, GER pound
sdS.I p'spHsd nsoiisss' ssa brush, large,
'dS... o.: 4. prepared musilsss ..d bss.a. spsn,
70 ,SsaSs 6sss hemp t~tus, Per pou,a. ~ a
10 pounds best liarn twlns, vii poasl. m 81
L., quartz blton ssna 1P,s qastt sIgall9
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}; isrn,:hsd 81 rates pFop0rtiossd 70 tks abovs.
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

FROM CoRINrH AND RIcHxoND QUIEr.-
Advicss were received ct the War Department
last night, from Gen. Halleck, dated Coriu,h,
June %; and from the Army Of the Potomac
yesterday afternoon.
No'hlag Of public interest has transpired In
any quarter. ..I
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

g~ The bill To aid 10 the construction Of
arailroad and telegraph line from fAs Missouri
river the Pacific Ocean, with Ssnates arnsuJ.
msn's thereto, has been referred to the House
Ss@eIc' mmittes On the Pacific railroad. -t'm
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

11s Chinese Government b.. hired q feet Of
gunbaats from England. They are 70 be of,-
en- ,; 81 na9nsd ;Eeslishn;n; weo.e p.y
sag1 70 be g. u commas ~ 4 iis,,-
ts6snt tbs royal d n, The p1y1(V( (om i.
70 be seven hundred pounds per annum. There
will be s'x Of theee ocmmauds; ths Wbol- an-
with . salary OF three thoasAud: pounds p,r'
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
IN. Evse.es,e. Of Cori..h.

The Evacaeston Of Corinth.
Time enough bus elapsed since the evacua.
tioe Of Corinte 10 furnish opportunity for q just
.stimate Of The merits and dsmerits Of those
upon whom rests the responsibility of this great
eveut,f and must rest for oil time.
This war 10 proving ilself to be fearful or.
deal, not only for the nation, but for the SOL
DIRE and officers Of the army. Enough has
fbeen sirosdy sssa 70 ssttis the question Of the
great superiority Of the rank and file of the
Federal army, over not ouly rebels, but over
any other army 10 ths known world-ruperior
10 Intelligence, In patriotism, and in personal
bravery. u we'll ~ 10 skill, endurance, and on.
srgy. But wh'le this superiority Is shared by
many oficers, fro y ths commanders Of comma
atss, reetntnts, bhgades. and divisions, Il must
o. 'a1mitted that no coumsndsrin chief haa yet
.pp'ared 81 .umclsnt power snd couprshen.
sivsnrss oemipd 70 grasp the rubject before him,
aad Of ssesgh tsoi and energy TO. accomplish
the great work entrusted 70 him BY the Amsri.
can people.
On the 6th and tn Of April the battle Of
Shiloh wss fought Fifty three days gone, and
. mighty Federal Amy, with every possible
want supplied BY munlnoent Government,
has been ior tsn dsya 10 position around Co.
'rinth, our men every dy suxious 70 be led on
20 wAst all hoped would be the final struggle.
The army were looking with eager and conn-
H0us oOYs ~ AbJur uouorol IAlleck, W0Oe0
day Of trial had now come. 0I.'..
Thsss ten precious days, one after suotber,
1ese allowed 70 pass, and not one Federal
soldier bad seen The enemy . works, though le.s
than three mllss from General Hsllsck's tsnts.
and that officer was oil that time destitute OF
reliable knowledge Of the strength Of the
-enamy, either In mon, fortincations. or guns
On any OF these days any commander could.
and q competent one would have possessed
hlnself Of correct knowledge Of the enemy,
and that kuowlsdRe would have Insured 10 At
tack, and that attack defeat Of the rebel force,
40 dtc!sivs a. heart could wish-but, alas!
these tan days. were, all ingloriously given 10
ihe ssbsls. Sho Improved thsm systematically,
and fei'urely In psoklrg up their stores and
..mdying their suus and forces 70 parts un-
A. least half dozsn brigadier generals In
cpmmsnd d. divisions and briesdes were, during
all Of these ten days, not only ready, but anx.
tous 70 make the nscsssary advance, but by
the tmidiiy Of the oomma1dng general they
were kept from an achievement 90 ipdispensa
blr, % sminently proper. ~. ~
tbs result 10 before ~. The war Ia length.
en d By the etacustion; vast amount Of labor
and Toll v laid upon ths army, and more lives
must bo lost by exposurs and disease than
would have been lost By moving ct once upon
The en6my's work. at Oorin,b. .taE
!, have not written my own convictions mere.
y. but also those Of the army generally, as we'll
~ q majority Of the officers In Command
C1rinh correspondence Of the Cincinnati Gazette.
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
sEAUREaARo's MOVEMENTS.
His DEPARTURE FOR RIGHMoSD CosRlRaRb.

CoRINTH, june 22,-It Is now positively os-
certained that Bsauregard Iurn ID over bis CON.
mand 10 General Bragg on the 18th, and len
for Montgomery, Alab .ma, where be arrived
on the l7tb, accompanied only BY bis personal
stafI, and left for Richmond. WIZ -
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

MUIR GEoLooi,rs. III Nscoapin county,
IlltDois, recsntly, the bones Of 9 man were
found on coal bed, capped with two Esst ef
slat. rock, 90 feet below the surfaces M ne
earth, before thu rnu Gu. sny part away. SThs
bones, when found, were c6versd with crust
or coating of hard. glossy matter, as black a
coal it.eIf, but when .crAred away, lsft ~
bones white and nstural.-La Sale Pnsss..
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
o y y CIAL.
~ LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Nfdssed at he Second Session Of As Thirty.
T'WtHITA~ssfA C9rTsss.f.T r4,r
[PUMLC-No g6.1
Ut to ohaege ~ port of entry lur Il
= dietrict df Bruus wick, Geogria.

kADr to chaAge ~ port of entry for The
--A-. district d Bruuswick, Geeegia.
,eAa asded by Us Ssos and Nouss of Rep
ressntatives Of " Unilsd !Xates Of An,erica IN
Cugess assembled, That from aud sfter The
1rs' d,y Of Jaly, eighteen hundred and
1xty two. The port Of entry foe the district Of
Dsoaswtek, Georgia, shsll b Brunswick, and
that Dstles shall be abolished " the port OF
entity. '' ''''1' y WV .-t
Sc. O.. And b further enacl,d. That there
sAsll be deputy collector sppointed, accord.
Ing I'd lag, To reside a. Darien, and 70 exercise
such lcvRs - 10 eecrstssy Of the Treasury,
under the revenue laws, may prescribe.
Approved, June 20, 1862.
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

! alnnisH.S- A HiIL tiYd dFsrS. sists stuU,l with
Interesting .cencs and Incidents In that locality;
military matters In New Orleans, DO.
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

A gentleman from Louisville, Kensucky. n
obtaining subscriptions 10 New York 10 ssisb-
li'h In the former place o paper 10 BE- devoted
70 the project of emancipation on thu Presi
dAuts plan. II b. TO b, csllsd' Ne E.ntSslev
EieemdM: - .LLL L--E Il
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

A REeMsxr or LoYsL AszAyi1aa anNM-
A dispatch 70 Representative kS u Ms.
soari, daisd Csssville, II the soutt lsra por.
ton Of iht State, says the First Arkansas isGi.
NEST .ot cavalry Is pspidlyi n,ling up,, ;snd
hundred are repairing 10 the recruiting fondes-
vous, ,from.the Western, and northyestern coun-
ties Of .Arksnaas. This regiment will bY
'oresuised Ia n!ssouri, though composed en-.
tirely Of ArksntAns. = ..It,
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

record ~. ,hs ast bin. on u,s spbjsOt which
A' say s.s is ~ - pun ~ banaA ~
Ing i iso7. as 'hss &n} Sriua( NJ
a. ~as. - s"heglps Of ~ 1'oAiss 4
Chisaes By q aessh 10 ts1ohss to cSsee4
with sAs Illlaoii ssd Nisi 10 hsd =
pssed the tapping Lake Eds" lofset dssp 81
the Esie canal. His grand idsa wa 70 ooonsc(
shs great latsA sunait isvsi i,oseull0lssg
and less than COO test shove ~. with ths
Hudson On the esst and with the AIaas.Ippi
on the west HIS great coucspuOa vciipss u
sr..s''r A. ss'f'ptsss ~ ~ sstsrsseAs ra.
In this ossn.ry wssisss policy must 20 .
national policy, because 4 is at The West only
'hat We have regions Wholly unoccupied and
JET 70 Be developed. nj. r,lT,y,,-..,..,
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

Rs'rcrEp, ,-Brigndler General Sh,eias VIZ
|os'sIdsy ie,ecnd Iy the Senate as major
general Of voluntssru.
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

POLAND The Emperor Of Russia hm sp-
polluted bis brothtf, the Grand Duke C,astanl
'uae' Vtestoyof Poland, i9saQ yTsyI |
The national Republican., 1862-06-24
Boors NEyS raon Nosru cAiosnA. -Ths
following paragraph 4 going ~ rosuds, Of ~

I's'o1'ns paragraph z going " Fosnds q ~
nsWspepsra; 5ai is5gi ai ssli 80
siAs NswtsN Preyrsss rspssts that leo ~
pei dratoon. hsve given theasaavss up 81 Wssh-
aays that six North Oafolisa reGiasnts had A.
banded At hiohmOad, 'aBd wero unders enard,
s''rs nsTrns previously hung thsir brisadisr- -ssus.
"s aau0I go aa1I .sstg..' -, - ~
iris Nssb9ns f'Fossaso owss u .sutAoriiy
fOr these fmIstnsry dsb.sss IN The Norsh Care.
line s.ais uooysastos, wb,sA sseusi % indjcsts
that sbd,isionism wss swsepios everything b.
f<s u In hat quarisk EThs aanAssrs OF Ne
Pcgrsss must Be very orsdalous tAsHselvcs
oe rely largely upon shs orsdullty Of o.hcrs.
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

~ inordissie inpudssss peculiarly qualities n
% maintain, b, thae Great Britain \ nsver gov.
49, " AoNWe Uug-s1wsyvSypFhaVaN
~ eg nsespesaohss Of King, Il vents Itself
not nsssly aSslnst he Ooafsdsrstss, bat Against
svs1esssssfFvsuRul, ,iRthv<sllsWise-slyssv
y. ss':s ~ sH E12aIeey eey.al's ur't BY
Thus have Jared % Secession ssls in
thsir Own chosen 1sld OF action -Epr( - = agi.
:aaS'i siaS III r.. .n!isi 4sE .ssss4l.s -
began al !eaa Aalfa year bsfdB tSSy ~ .
sss sss ~ IL 4. g.; ssss;ss as,
The m..S.s xst. Sstass s - " z }orsss ssS,ov
sst q $: :ii Ses.ss: .sS '1 !: s.sss.s =" -
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

TBs UxKmpsn Cvr or Arl.--fAs LooSoa
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The national Republican., 1862-06-24

Inc Ptesont memorial from New York refers
to the propoted military ship canal Of Illinois
tb enlargement BY Congress for the passage
also Of ships Of var from the Mississippi 10 the
lakes. Here we are reminded Of The provisions
contemplated In the bill before referred to 10
1872. 1t Is also 10 be noted that J. O. Calhoun.
Sscretsry of War, In bis report to Congress in
PlS, In obedience to resolution of Congress
n bis views Of roads ard canals sSmiiitary
dRfsnces Of the country, proposed the connect
by canal Of Lake Michigan with the Illinois
rFer ss measure that would " complete The
bfence Of the western division Of our Nor hern
fon'ler and, with similar works In other sections
bointsd out, would tend to consolidate tho
Union" y..r
Should Congress undertake these works,
having already substantially passed the Pacific
railroad bill, there would be grand military
route from the Atlantic to the Pacific-th
eastern half thereof by water, the western half
by railroad.
Congress, 10 view Of the state Of the Dc aue, Q,
may decline 10 undertake the enlargement of Il Q
Illinois canal as the Congress Of thought
they could not make an appropriation Of lands
for esnals, on account Of On impending war.
But II the nation has debt OF thousand mil
lipns topay, It viii acquire the ability to pay
BY completing works which will enhance indeA
nliely thsvalae or property and The industrial
espSttyD% Sier ftsispss III aai D..---.a .s,,ll
Tbs late Jssse Hawlsy ~ss the protector Vi
10 Eric Canal. =. Dewitt Clinton has left On
The national Republican., 1862-06-24

EhANhb W OU4. UAvh
Ny. Law, Of Indiana, Introduced . Joint rss
olutIon tendsring abe thanks Of Conerew to
Commandsr Charles II Davis and bis crew of
the Mississippi gdubost feet, for gallaptry dis
played In their late brilliant achievements. 4.
Referred 70 The COMMITTEES on NavspA9alts
CONTESTED ELECrrON CASE. VI
Mr.. DAWES, from the COMMITTEES on Esc-
tions, called up the case Of Charles Hsbty
Foster, claimant 10 seat In this House, =
Representative from tho second district of
Ths resolution Of the COMMITTEES, deolahur
hat hs Is not entitled n q ssst, was sdoptsd.N
TREASURY NoTIs 80 iiS'
Oa motion OF Mr.. STEVENS, Of Penlsylys
Ola, the House resolved Itself iato Committee
OF the Whole on the stale Of the Union, (Nr.
PHELPS, Of Missouri, In the chair, and RESUMED
The e0asidessaon, ot ihs bill 70 Suthoriss an
add tonalissuu ot Unitsd States Treasury hotes,
and 'for Other purpoaeai aHEA 'sld GHA ~ ,||j
kr.BAKEX, Of New York, spets ia opposi.
Hssrgusd that . fur, her ihfi iation Of ths pspsr
cur. ency would produce consequent Gnancisl
ruin, aud cited the great money crisis Of 1857
~ an example. 1a l.rr1 .. ..''j I,gy II
Ar. HOOPER, Of Massachusetts,, ds,irsd thu
bill 70 pass. '"' T4.' ~ hEh
he expressed the opinion that The banks Of
he District OF Columbia should not be permit
ted 70 issue bank notes, not even email bills. |
The Issuing Of Treasury notes under be d., |
OF five dollars would be 4 great
oonyenieuce In paying Cf The soldiers and other |
mall oreditors--aliks convenient 10 the Gov, |
,rnmeut and thn soldier. r.yfs ,,rr
II this bill shalt pas, the Secsstssy Of the !
Ifeeapty will be auth Nisri 10 issas $500, 900 al
.0O In Treasury no'r :; but hs, IN, no, brb"se
49, ssips..sslss tsiDsia ayer l&2uo poo
yeymdsalng the sls6. .0OO, ,o0HaUAe1vd N
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-18
Unufion to tl1e Public.

Every Intelligent and thinking person must know
that reareiies handed out for general use should
have tlrelr efficacy estHb slEed by well tested expe
rience in Gre hands of regularly educated physi
clan. whose preparatory study FITS him for all the
duties he must fulfll yet tire country Is flooded with
poor nostrUms and cureafls, purpOrting TO be tire
kest In the world which are not only useless, but
always Injurious. The unfortunate should be PAR
TtcuIAR In selecting his pSscian as II is lament
able vet incontTovertible fact that many syphilitE
patients are made miserable with ruined constitutions
BY maltreatment from inexperienced physicians IN
general practice; for II is point generally conceded
by the best syphilographers that the study and man
agement Ofthese complaints should enRross the whole
tne of Those who would be ecOmpetent and successiu
in their treatment and cure TIE inexperienced gen
eral practitioner having neither opportunity nor
time 10 make himself sufficiently acquainted with
tfer pathology, commonly pursues one system OF treat
p7ent in most cases making indiscrimuate use Of
tilat antiquated and dangerous weapon, mercury.
More caution, however should be used by tbesyph-
iRtic patient In consulting nominai physicians of
tlse advertising class nineenths of them are i'm,
posters, who assume German, French, or other
names and are without any claims TO medical knOwl-
edge These knavish rascas infest all large cities,
and by means Of their lying advertisements and pos
ters they induce the unwary 10 enter their Peter
Funk Constitutions " and numerically fleece them
and poison them with mercury. Persons living at
distance i'm the country are apt to be duped by
the living notices Of quacks than citizens.
In view Of the above facts DIR. J. C. YOUNG
would say that he is the only regularly educated
physician in California now advertising. who de-
votes his whole time to Tire treatment Of yenereal
diseases Office, T51 Clay Ftseet. opposite the Plaza
Hours from 9A. NJ, to ePM.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-18
HAVE CONFIDENCE.

DIR. YOUNG viii guarantee perfect and perma-
nent cure In the following cases he charges moth
ing for his services: Syphilis GonOerrhoea Structure
of the Urethra, Affection Of the PROSTATE Gland,
Weakness of the Genital Organs lmpotency, Sterili
IT, both in the male and female, Spermatoria, 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 ahd Children
also, Nervousness. Palptation OF the Heart etc.
Persons afflicted with symptoms after being treat
ed should consult Or. Young at once, as no disease
Is cured unEess the patient feels perfectly we'll. II
there Is particle Of disease left in the system will
break out soune future time when least expected or
be handed down to innocent offspring. Persons
who have lreen treated with mercury should be very
cautious ia believing that they well, tor Il Is
scientific act thatt he mercury win minge with the
veuereai and form disease great deal worse than
the original. All those who have reason TO think
by had feelings that they have been treated thus,
should consult Dr. Young, and he Will examine their
cases aud tell them at once how they stand.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-18

VITALITY IN HORsEs.-Some experiments
have recently. been made in France, by per-
sons skilled In veterinary art, with a view
of ascertainiag how long horses may live
without food 10 certain contingencies, as,
for example, being shut up in besieged
places. The following results have been
noted: A horse may live for twenty five
days withoutsolid food, and merely drink
water. He may live seventeen days with
out eating or drinking. He can live only
Eve days. when consuming solid foed, with
out drinking After taking solid aliment
for the space OF ten days, but with an in-
sufficient quantity of drink, the stomach is
worn out. The above facts show the I'm.
portance Of water, In the sdstenance Of the
horse, aud the desire the animal must feel
TO be supplied withit A horse which had
been deprived Of water for the space OF
three days, drank eleven gallons 10 The
space Of three minutes.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-18

REPUTATION OF ENGLISH DRY GooDs.-
The young ladies of = popular seminary 10
Maine met recently, and mutually agreed
that, until justified by the more fraternal
action of EnglAad toward tie loyal party
In this country, they would neither purchase
nor wear materials Of English manufacture
for clothing. ActngUn The hint thus given,
the young ladies of several seminaries and
schools In Massachusetts have made the
same resolution. In one instance in Chel.
sea, one school-teachers and puplls-en-
tered into the compact, and pledged them.
selves to be dlligent, at oil times, to propa-
gate their feeling. This shows that the
damsels of the present age inherit the prin-
ciples of their greatgrandmothers in l776,
whose selEdenial for patriotic purpose is q
proud feature in the history of that time.