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KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,

That Henry Clay once offered a
bill in the Kentucky Legislature. to
'emaIcipate the slaves e. adualIy." {"
and that he Afterwards said, in a speech
in Congress. II will never vote to ex-
tend Slavery by the General Govern
ment into territory now free-no,
never. never"
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE
That Pryor. one OF the Southern
traitors in Congress. telegraphed to
Richmond, from the Peace Congress,
I'VE can get the Crittenden Compro.
mise. but we don't intend to accept it,
OF any other Compromise, as we have
resolved TO go ouIl''
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
That Douglas overheard Mason say
in the Senate, to another Senator:-
mo matter what Compromise the
North offrrs. the South will find a way
to defeat it. and for this Douglas ex-
posed the traitor, on the floor Of the
Senate.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
That Northern Copperbeads. after the
firing upon Fort Sumter, sent a depu.
t4Iion to JEFF. Davis to know if some
Comp omise could not stop the war,
and that the repudisIing thief said in
reply. ''if you will find me piece Of
blank paper, and let me write on il
what l please, I would not come back
again into the Unionl'
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
That Wise wrote to all the Southern
Governors. proposing. in The event OF
Frpmont's elrctinn. to head an army,
march upon Washington. take the Ma
Iional Capital and prevent the inaugu-
ration Of fremont
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
That the Sou hern Disunionists have
intended to overthrow the Government
for the last thirty years, brcause they
have been sick and tired OF Repub-
licsn form OF Government.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
That the South led the way in a
call for negroes to fight. and it is
proper for The Federal Government to
6ght them with negroes, wildcats. IT,
gers, rstllesnakes, wolves. panthers.
and even with the Devil himself. if
his Satanic Majesty were not known to
be on the side of the Rebellion
Knoxville Wing.
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GALLIPOLIS. OHIO. RECEMBE

gah. and our occuPs,tebe departed
forever. f% ss-.,,
90. And thus IL cap = pass that
there was war in the ~ Of uncslp-
sslm.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-31
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

That Wise wrote to all the Southern
Governors. proposing, in the event OF
Fremont's election. TO head an army,
march upon Washington. take the Ma
lional Capital and prevent the inaugu-
ration Of Fremonil =
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From the Louisville Journal.
THE FUTURES RAINBOW.

sr AGNES LEONARD. (nO1IY xrRrrr.)
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-31

AL men are kings by birth. for no
man ia born without q crown 10 his
head.
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MfstflIane0ns.
THE NEW GOSPEL Of
PEACE.

ACCORDING TO ST. BENJAMIN.
CHAPTER ".
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Interview with the Prisoncrs-Account OF
their Cruise.


have been at Fort Prebie this afternoon, seen
the prisoners, aud obtained al account Of their
cruise from Lieut.. Read, who courteously answered
all questions. / have cOlated bis report with AL
important memorandum, from HE private notebook
furnished me By the commyndant of the fort, as
follows:
Lieut.. Read reported on board the Florida, in Mo-
bile, at the close Of 1862. lie describes her as a
small sloop-of.war, with eight rifled guns and l2O
men. On the 10th Of January we left Mobile Bay,
with steam and every sail set 10 the topmasi-siud-
dngsail, making Ia knots.
On the 18th, at dayligh, saw big sloop.ofwar
supposed the Brooklyn, which passed within half a
mile; he showed three lights, and passed 10 the
northwari 10Th, burned the brig Es,ella; early on
the morning OF the I'D, left Havana and steamed
TO the eastward; burned the brig Windward, letting
her crew 20 10 a small boat off Csrdeuas Light,
burned the Corris Ann; she drited into Cardenas
Hesbor; 3lst, chased by Union gunbost-had the
b..,ls Of her Feb II, captured the clipper ship Ja-
ooh Reu burned her Sob; March 6, captured the
sIir Star Of Peace; burned her at P. nj
March 10 burned the schooner Adebaran;
March 2stb capured the BARK Lapwing chfistened
her c. S. corvette Ofeto and she cspi"red the sbip
Commonwealth, l7th April, bonding tQuoiy-burn-
ingl) her; the Lapwing was Gfterward burnedi
9th March, captured the bark NJ. j. Colcord, and
burned her 18th April; April 23d, burned the bark
uen.,o,.a, Dab. in~ued the shin Oneida: Nav 9Th,
latitude 534 south, longitude 3i23, captured The
brig Clarence christened her c. 5. corvette Florida,
No.2
Lieut. Read states that the Florida captured four
teen yessels all, up TO this time. The Kate Dyer
was one the otbers' name. could no, learn
Lieut.. Read was transferred to tie brig Clarence
with crew, Us before reported She WAS then Of
Cape St, Rogue; ran up North till June 6, when
IF Cape Haueras, burned the bark Whis,Ing Wind,
with coal for the United States navy; eth, captured
the schooner Alfred II. Partridge, and BONDED her
9th, burned the brig Mary Alyina, loaded with com
missary stores; 18Th latitude 81 ~, longitude -
80 W.. captured the bark Tacony finding her faster
than the ClEencc, transferred everything, and
burned the Clarence; chrs,ened the Ta,ony tie
bark Florida (which accounts for the steamer Florida
Icing reported oil our coast same day, captured
the schoOners NJ. a. Suluder aud Kate Stuart
bonded the Kate Siuat for g. 600, and all The
prisoners aboard; burned the NJ. A. Shindler rsm'
day captured aud bonded the brig Alabea. with
neutral cargo passed gunboat without being no
ticed; Jane I5 latitude 81 ~, longitude 20 30
burned The brig Umpire; June 90 latitude 30 so
longitude c. O4, bonded the ship Isaac Webb, wit
$50 passengers, wild IrisLmen; at 8 y. III. burned
fishing sloop, name unknown June 81, latitude Al
longitude o. l0, burned the ship Byzautiula
I enlisted three men from her belonging TO New
D Oreansi same day, burned the barA Goodspeed
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Order Of the socretnry OF the Nav, HEM
1--we to the Denth Of Rear Admiral

WlsunoroS. SATURDAY June %. 1873
GESERAL ORDIE No. ia saihu. aud disim
.u.h.i naval oof Loot to tho country. The here Of Fort
Henry F,rt p5uton the dsrns ADD indon'abe 'Iii'
4 created a,d I'D 90 successive wet frs tie Nss!'rp no
the heroic Christsn sailor " ho Boz tie tAns Sca and o.
AIlca ~ vol a. the great .trfior uy'Tt OF ouf
country sustained With uaia,crs t-sy sud devotion TIE
honor O. our s. nd the o. &c tHon-AeiE Adh'a
Andrew Iili. i..t,--is 800 Ilp .r.
On Ls~uy 20 tlo maud o the soL.' .ir'ic Book
aI. So i4dfon fos.iou % wiI,a h. Ai r" iee''y w
isrsd nj the Gl.,t % which w,r' coma. 4as GU" c-fne''
-f,f., aud slsfol. lc,olces OF MAD oi o. ''a."-Y
c.s,4c.e he sad.eul .f.sl4ie4 10y d'ce. sd arf
brief uo. ul,ated he lac. a. tho Al,oou,ce Hc~ IerN
.l ,. evening 81 TIE 1tth in'i.
Amos. the noble AID honorel dcad "'a'r han'' hl''
sdl ..tc 90 oar laval rcuowb aud ntt ever atom o'
us,.ousi annals lev VII sia-4 rs.ranoa t.u that Of
The "a nj AMI .-f.,'lGeIas Iusaa saaf aud s-n'euia
VINO e. zoe. We ROW drp.ofe.
Approaching hi si,ac cad be .-Iyors grateful count
lai rendered Aa. w.us hJuor' AID wi. mora -
d~l,n.
a marx ofre.pec is hereby ofisr'i that the aas' At
tho scseal Navy Isiis naval stations. lai 90 the ssa'
oftq4adon. boosted At h,fm,st. aud tHat tlocI -Da'
be n.eI meridian Coy Ger receipt Of tA,' od'
GIDEON WILLIS, secretary Of Ii.r navy.
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Frot, Enn Erancigco.

S,N FRlNCisCo. Friday. Jua@ = 1868.
Arrived, slip Shooting star, from New York.
Tue could and CuuJy silver mines to-d.y declared
"a uiout.iy dividend IL 500 ps. foot. ihese con.
tiuu,d htga DIVIDENDS are iucreUr NJ the mining
fever rid encouraging cmigrntlon 90 develop further
O. riroIai districts OF Nevada Territory. The rueh
D. plruntlou IN that direction If tremendous.
The advance lWi...,iHUon overland from the
We. efu Sta'er, Is entering California Very few
ia nilrs have arrived yet Tore who have come
ARE mostly young men, VINO anxiously INQUIRE " n
The Conscrlpion act IL TO be enforced IN this Safe
Seventy Mitsouriaus, WHO talked "Secrssion.'
were captured by hr OF soldiers, AID required to
take the outb of Illegisnce, ~ they passed turt
Ruby, towmd tHh,ouia, Yesterday.
sp'ca. bi.patrh tie Mercososs kschiuse aud News
hooui, 80, 81 aId - Pine tts-L
SlN FsAsCnCh. hudsY. Jrue -. lriJ
Arrived today. Ships Free Trade. Storcr, from
Newly TX, Jan. Il, and Sherley, Brown. 81 dsys
nom ll0nI Kong, viii 800 Chinese Passengers.
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Military Movements.
ARRIVAL Oh rnE rwlStY-fmsr.

ANIMAL ~ lhE i"iHl TT 'N'l'
On Saturday morning Tia, 2Ist lpOagukecpsi, Re
gimen) NJ Y. 8 ~ arrived 10 thi, city This regiment Il
made up Of the best msterI Dach-'. Coin,y shooi
and that great praise. L,ut Worden Ia Dueaes. County
man Such men a. Col Wright Lieu, Col hcu. ADJ
schrAn Qusiefma.,ei Marshall AID o;hrr. iusrs,ts4 i
starting th. corps, what ey about hnow
how to choose the mon viii be credit to the county
aye an honor 10 tho and nation We happen
the char lain u this regiment tho cy d. uaocr McEckton
pastor II Eif.t Dutca Reformed Church Peu.A,er
few year, ago. tie small or broke on In anl, in fousn-
keeso tho dieG.c appeared In i's most mssna. iofu
~ thi. crisis De- McEckron visited the acuis Administered
medicine TO them watched by their bedside and never
a.aehed for an Instant, Such make good ,olliri,
BAD ,osDUCI Al ran Park BARKAcks.
We regret to huar that members tn,s ici'
uieut wefo bhd, Treated a, tho Fab barrck by drunk
s ,olisis bad Zee ts auoA ia, co!otci
servant ol hr mrnt We cIhcd sni driven or sni tie
Company winch tho boy belonged gh shcu lie did.
They .fo gentlemen the gentlemen not
Wiz Boy Punhis rr egs,c.sos who had IN.
suited them but cho., rs;ocf wthd.,. The gae.
committed ibis outsss woud been .ally ofseoh
conduct bid they t,rh sober TIE dhcutc. Tho PbfA
Barracks arise fou the an,ll ajtt-m 81 stpsnhg the
y.ncnt tlr retained ILrs sc nu,tofed
out d the service becaufe c payntsf NJ, fesi pay
Loui Tho b.trf h not eaiy because The ~ !fyo
adj. out ho Iay ,ols cou.cy We ,lo iol,ed by
the parties who gut Ind,ste thrtr ntt'... What
the c,ult Of Tai. red spe routine woh ILrao cn idle
aid idrncss Ia the devils wotshol" They aic permit.
ted about the ci aud lie elephant. pay az,
iOr Tho show. ihey ,pr1d Ao o4dy snoj aud thea
their cenihoGie' Of dciarso 10 "a, saa p. who
buses- Of byiaS them at all piice, but always at
rates fuluous g. tie ,o.t.rr
These sots known - tho authorize, here wp have the
p.Wsg psy tael Ns'- '"..s usu .Ivmnr psd. tLsis
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w. And N. bark m.te. water pumps attended to- The
conr.e was ch,nsed to e. then N f. hsn r. an az
lon 70 a. course about e. with all prudent san set, '.
Course changed to by N l7-sood 70 we,,wid b a
allowance Of half gallon day ~ w, having been
%oTthwmd and eastward .iuee 7,h lat 30 GS lon 90 ~
10th at M being morning Of the 2s boarded New-1 oN
ship with passengers. lat. Al OF. lon 81. 20 ~ Al.
June 25 p m-Bumed four vessels and SEM al a..
f.hing schooner at position not given; o,s,.
June 2A-Fog cleared away at p. m, and at I" WV
hauled and burned topsail schooner. - r,x.,noo,
AZ next morning saw and boarded ship nom Lveipdo.
for New York with passengers kept charge Of ner %
day at M 2n bonded ana a., e ,csassr evidently
tbs Archer Atsp M COMMENCED removing from the bar.
sots the sp'hsS at and
him the morning of the 26th log ends al noon m M
2e NJ long 60 So with The W. by w. the course during
The nsht having been N till the Tacony wa burned
The canturad officers admit that they obtained great
information from Northern papers, which would sug'
cest the snspenson of shipping reports while pirates
are of our coast
The schooner Archer was brought to the wharf
Last night, and in removing the arms from below,
GUN was thrown upon the deck which WAS dis
charged by the fall, wounding two men. Edward
A. Gould, of the tug-boat, shot in the hip, me-
cessitating amputaton, but he died this morning;
the other was sho, in the leg between the knee aud
thigh, and is suffering severely.
IL is reported that the Archers crew came ashore
Friday night fell in with some OF the cutters crew,
treating them and getting information about her;
ALSO that they went aboard the cutter as visitors.
The officers are also said TO have visited the News
room.
A moonlight excursion TO the Islands on Friday
night, which returned at | or o'clock Saturday
morning, somewhat interfered with the pirates
plans.
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Return OF tie Steamer Blackstone from, IA
Gruise.

The steamer Blackstone, Capt. Berry returned
yesterday from cruise from Sandy Hook 10 the
Banks, commanded by A. S. Baldwin, Commander,
L. S. n. Her officers Commander, A. s.
Balwin; Acting Master, =. S. Borden; Acting
Masters Mate, +. r. Palmer.
The steamer Blackstone spoke, during her cruise,
the following vessels:
Juno I7-Bsrk Ada Carter brig Ro,e schooners ID. II.
Bills. Emma Fufbsh David Smith. Jo,eph Fish June ID
BaEs kepof, Alsmo, Albion Lincoln, barken1e Lamp
ns.' pls. a. .es nlo''so. En-. Hs 81
June l9Shp Missouri. bsIhs 81 Oiui, Holland june 20
Ship BJIan,iem, u s. bark Trinity June si-ba, Bay
zilla Juos 2l-British ship Conan brig Alliance u. .
schooner Kiianbny Juno 2J-Ship Victoria bais EssrI
Cs.sniioc June 2i-B.k. Edward, WAtkils big r4nopo
YORK pilo,boat' Fannie. May, Csthsnns June 81 3
Cure. ship Caroline Nesnith, bark Waltnam org
big IT, Peter scho0ners sarah, Caroline MesaIet ann,
Electric Light slso hewfOTk pilot boats annie aud Isaac
for Sow BTun.wcs s. mouth, out, with 1850 bb! spem
ships Aufsis. VIM FrothDgham barb Jane L. D steamer
Shenandoah
The British chip Corsair war boarded ODD, in lat.
40 80, long. 90 %. at q +. NJ, and was boarded
same afternoon by the Tacony. The COrsair was
standing to tie westward with an eastery wind, and
the Blackstone was steaming to the westward steer
ing w. S. W., the weather being 30 ioggy as 10 pre-
aent seeing greater distance than three miles. The
pilot boat Fannie subsequently spoke the COrsair,
and ascertsiued that she had been boarded BY Tue
Tacony on the 22d
The Cortalr Wac an Engsh ship and her master
AN Enghshman, and infer that he informed the Ia
cony that pursder waa close aboard of hun. Since
that time The Blackstone traversed and retravorsed
the locality, where she might probably be- ~i,Lout
hearing alylhip" ~fhel.
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o
HELAIBOLD'S ROSE WASH,

IN lotion diseases ofa Syph.ic nature and
a. nlrc 90 la diseases Of the Urinary Organs arising from
n, OF s,ipa,ou u.ei In connection vita the Extracts
ucla and sag,ASaha 30 ssch diseases recommended
Evidence Of the rcpoa'lle aud reliable Character WI
accompany tie ncticiu's
CERTIFICATES or CURES.
FkOM B 10 20 " AE| STANDING. With
NAMES KNOWN 40 SCIENCE AND FAME
tor Mcel a. T. pcr-. o. BucAu.
SFH OBSERVATORY OF THE UNITED STATES
See Professor pEHE rs valuable works tho Practice
81 r.m.rk. ui,5e by tho late celebrated pr PHYSIc.
SEQ rf.usrk. m,ie ty ~. FPARAIM MCDOWELL, +.
es.batrd P4ys ian sat Member OF tho Royal College u
eous lfAl4 lad published IL ths uahsseon' "; 'As
kirs aud Qacsa's J1uiuN. .. . ...,...,,,,
TtANERS Fellow ol zoe RJys. College Il Surgeons
S,. mot ngthr ii.e Standard Work. 90 Mrdis.ie
EXTRACT BtONU, = per bottle, or 81 iog -
EXTRACT sARS N9AklLLA, = per bottle, OF sn Tor
'iyPROyEp ROSY WASH. sOc per bottle, OF sir for
81 49,. ...-
or a pcleu of each Tor ~; which will be saiheeuteeas
tho ust obstinate c.sos Dir, c'i.ns AT aiheei TO-
Delivered to any address. securely packed nom '''er'.'oa
D,,,yih. ,vmptoul.in al eoununieatsni Care susrs@
ted Advice siaii'
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--latest ship News.

ANKlh ED.....Juur 28-llp IN .
BAH Schiller lfeul b bahr. nsubug a. dave. md'c snd
T.. -.s V NJ Soiual tlfr. Had ono bittp spi e.
o.. 4hi. a.. II -. ia 90 go. sp"se l bar. lH'
ttU.llus .
Bog Minnie bttrr tu,w, Of shelbntrr, \. 81 Lu'pee'
tlu.k uay- D. ballast @ meier ga ihtL is' 80 500
tr. .plt- g. *. .t~t Wnshinsinu, tmsnf t'h net
james 81 crI, Jun - o,tibshid snd p" ~ '.'
b. tom-na n,iuuir tDuirul JooA'ins. h'o I'noie %.
DAY, c,.. Zee 10 3 l. fhyisA -.
rrI ta4coA tf.I, f.o,. u.is..y y g., Jays ''al O.
II. o. 'u.l .
schr. Aa ..ncr Tot Coruwui.. y 80 Curry, b~n"di
i-y potatoes. Ac.. va 4 s.th lss-t gcis- tbVnas
Toe art Ian itoaIaue. ilt. va Ne.
-. asna IIliu,th bo~ 81, Alexandria 9d'y'' Do.
bt,ltat .o nits'tl
;. ~, h. Il. rus. oor,oo Sewbcra, g., days ia bal
la,' 10 asiof.
below
sfip Nrrrsg,r.et' Pirc. from Liverpool
a. th,t..t OaA
t.uh \ tHr.
H4iA Aicu tfpy1,t 49,.
a.. a. 4.J to- LtadI, Ia.efAo Apn. - Gha pt'ea h''
tsltlr May 49,
bag ocean HSys.
ias tI~. 81.
so.l. A.4tia an
W. g-assse., AVN b., s-d A.IA
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The Log-BOok Of the Tacony.

PORTLAND, June 20, 1863
BY the poiteness Of Collector Jewett the lie
porter of the Associated Press was furnished thc
log-book Of the pirate TacoDy; also the commence
ment Of a Journal styled journal of the G. S. Cor
vette Florida, No. q" commencing on the 9th Of
May, saying, at 4 p. H., the Brig Clarence was put
into commission as the Florida No. 2.
The following is let Of the officers and crew:
Second Lieutenant z. W. Reed, Conm.ndingi Second
BUsps; Qus't,r-Gunner W. b. Phdo; Captain J w. Mat
the~.oD; Cfew-Joseph Msye., Ch.s Lawson. J. +. Muir
ply hobt Miller, James MeLead, j. hoben.on A. L. Dr,y
s9n oso Ihorns, Alex Stewart, hehsei oormsn, Boot.
A1fny Z. w Delviu Hugh MeDaIies, Fred. Wilton Jss
Coffee Daniel Moore. John McNaIy.
The following receipt is in the Journal
R.eeivsd from C. steamer Florid. one howtrer com.
peto' ahnss - Ievover 10 pistolL"
The journal gives 10 farther memorandums, only
courses and position:
On e,h May she was In let. 81 s. lon A23 W. course
y; y vs. On ioin az 40 "a IT, ~ loD &c 80 W 2Cth
W. 18th, in lei. % NJ lou. 70 a. W eon,s NOT gi,sn
s ~ ssi nTLs 'ss .'S'ny e1tsa and
- " ~ Ion ~ 81 w abe then sailed 10 pohw.id and east
wd vi s0e isn reaching ist 81 ~ lon O. a. thence north.
~Id snd westward tilI the ZOth reaching lat Al o. ion
- ~. or 2s size va. in Ia. % ~ Ion % o 90 I'd In s
los IA written w to the 23d. WV -'N
The log-book Of the bark Tacony is also in the
bands Of Collector Jewett, from which it appears
tba, vessel, Capt Monday left Port Royal for Phil
sdelphia, on the 9Th Of June, at 8 a. H.; Oh Wednes
day, 10th, lat 49, 81 North, observation, Ion. 76 ~,
dad reckoning, saw an English steamer, blockade
runner
The Florids No. 9 gives lat. 81 q, lon. "A, 81 by
observation the same day. On the lltb tho log con-
enoes IN the sane style, but in a new hand, an if
brought ny for day or two from minutes. AID
O'CLOCK saw steamer steering northward, no posi-.
s''n gwen course as before, N. N. e. june 49, at
y evening log says e hove two Eastp-position
neady IDENTICAL with Florida No. 2, lat. 80, OC, Ion
10, ~. An eaty ssv1
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II

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
For weakneses arising from Exces.ss Bsbi. OF Ii.o
noD. Early lndiscretion or Aba,e, attended
with the following syInptom,:
Incorporation to Exertion. Lose OF Power
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty of R,..,A,n.
weak Nerves Trembling,
iiortor OF Dseae, Wakefulness,
Diinness OF vision, Pain Ia the Back
hot Hands, go Flushing Of the Body
Dryness OF the Skin, Fruptious on the Fac.
UnIyeTsal La.siLuds Of the Palild Counteusna.
Muscular - strIn.
These symptoms allowed on which thI, nsdic,.
IL vaIisoly removes coon follow
IMPOIENCY, FATUIrY. EPILEPTIC FITS
In one OF which the patient may expire. VINO can saw
they not ire lueny followed by those defu
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many are Of tho OF their suffering but non.
will confess The records Of tho Insane and the as
anchoIy death. oy Consumption, Dear ample witness to the
ruth of the assertion.
TIE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
requires the aid Of medicine and nvroras the
systsm, which HELMBOLDS EXTRACT SUChU inyaria
Uly does trial will convince tho u,st skeptica.
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l.
AFFIDAVIT

AFFIDAVIT
Personally sgpeaed 49, an A,'E s, 81 ,s o 3o,S
f,.'.,.r.t,.u coLtaus narcotic. no 'nsfcur! oi
ons IN, 4sios, dias' tu' axe Truly vess'Se uRoIp
,o and ,b, srbed before ih. !9d day 81 November
laaa WA az t' lowe Rae. Phn.lelpaL
,,s,...i o,,er. sor information ia couhdenes 20
II. 4. III T. l. Nj Is . LD'
CHEMIST
DEpO T.
No 10. SOUTH TENTH STREET
tBrlov o'E'rSrrI
PHILADELPHIA
.,E,y,RE or couST RFEIrs AND UNPRlNCirLAo
DEALERS,
y,l, -n,eayor 70 dispose Of their own an ''"'' "
et.oa tho teru.,toa attained oy
GENUINE IHhFA
KAIIOSS.
'' orxulSE EXTRACT nucHp.
H..MGOLus .....n.,,,t,,
uELaiBOLDS ...vts4
-, 49,, n.-....,.s .lERiN HEt.-
ASK tOR HLLMBoLD'S.
TAKE NO OTHER.
- Cut on, tho Advertisement AID 's2a 1'' ~ a'
uussssusn Apa sIpvsa1~
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The Court Of Appeals.

AIHayY, ssu.let Jun" y, la5h
TIE CoSsTTuTIoNALirY OF LLDh TENDER
NOTES.
In tue Court Of Apqea.s the argument involving
he constitution. lily OF Legal Tender Notes was re-
sumed to-day. by John h. Porter for the Metro
roian and Shoe and |. -atner Bank. Mr. Rocker
we then heard Tor zoe appellant Myers. VI. Curtis
l., lowed FOR tie respondent, Eo.eyelt WA. Curtis
N'ycs las just commenced the closing argument for
the b.uht and .dr. Myers.
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Forty Vessels Destroyed by Pirate
Steamer OF Cape sable.

BAIH, Me- fuGEy June 20, l5oJ
pilot up from Southport reports that four iSh-
ing vessels arrived there this morning, who made
the following report
Forty Evil were destroyed Nv pirate steamer
of Care Sable Yesterday and the day before. a
Brunswick ship was boarded and other large vessels
were destroyed"
Tie Brunswick ship had many passengers on
board, and gave warning TO the vessels which have
come III.
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r.

FEMALESl FEMALES! FEMALES!
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED, OR COSTEA-
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In affections peculiar to Females the Extract Buchu
uneqlaed by other remedy in Chioroi 81. Rsgen
on irregularities, Painulbs,. suppression OF Customary
kyscua,on, liberated ocrhols Of the Uterus Leu
cOrfLsi whites stsry AMI for ell complaints inch ent
10 the whether sng from indcreon HABITS VI Diss-
patton, VI IN the
DECLINE OR CHANGE or LIFE
see symptoms above
no FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT 1T.
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I

Take Bslssrn Mercury Unpessn. Mslieiaes FOR
piesssn, and Dangerous Disease.
EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES sECRET DISEASES
ia all their stages - Expense little change OF D
q. 40 lncobysaience, AND No EXPOSURE.
frequent ossire and gives strength to Urns.e,
thereby removing oDslrucou preventing aud caring stct
Il TIE urchrs ing psiu sui ntanma 90 ffe-
q4eu in li.,a.c.. aud exPe.us POISONOUS.
DISEASED AND WORS-ODI NATTER
luOg,AAas upoc thousands have been tee
VICTIMS OF QUACh5,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES 10 - cured IN shor.
time tbey deceived AID that the Potion
has BY tue Of Powerful A.iTD s-nts been dried up
,As .y,tea TO break cut Ia s-gravat-d form, AMI
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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NJ

USE HELMDOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For all affections and Urinary Orssus whether
existing
IN MALE OK FEMALE,
Frou wh,,sy,r csn.s ofsLsinz aua 10 mst,er VI how
lsEstA.dius Dis-f.-s ri these Organs
require the al %. . UIfete
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHu
- lHE GREAT DIURETiC,
AND 1T Is CERTAIN
DESIRED EFFECT
~ ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
IT Is RECOMMENDED.