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General Grant with the Army OF she
Potomac.

Correspondence Chicago Tribune. Gs&
~. - WAsHNGros, March "A, 1854.
GEN. GRANT WITH THE ARMY.
Your correspondent with the ARMY of
the Potomac sends the following from Gull
pepper Court House: -,...
Lieutenant General Grant, ACCOMPANIED
by General Rawlings, Chief of staff, Gems.
Hunt, Wadsworth and two or three mem
bers of his staff, left Washington at 9:45
for Culpepper in special car. At Alex
andria, and at various points where troops
were guarding the road were gathered, his
appearance was greeted with enthusiastic
cheering. Reaching Brandy Station at 10
NJ, he was met by General Meade. who
welcomed him to the Army of the Potomac
with much cordially, and took a seat be-
side him until they arrived at Culpepper
at p. NJ; but Gen. Grant having express
ed wish that there should be no display.
there was no formal reception. Mai. Gen.
Newton, Gems. Robinson, Cutler and KEEL
ley, and many other officers, greeted him,
and one squadron of the 9th regular cav
airy, and the 14th (Brooklyn) infantry
were drawn up. The Lieutenant General,
avoiding the tllrong gathered about the
station, proceeded in an ambulance with
Gen. Meade to his headquarters.
The soldiers of the army are, as far AZ I
can learn, full of hope in their new COM
mander.
THE NEW ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJ'r GENL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, March 20, 1864. {
General Order No 113. III
First-By direction Of the President of the
United States, the number of army corps COM
prising the army of the Potomac, will be re-
duced to three, viz: the I'd, 9th and 9th corps.
The troops of the other two corps, viz: the
LIST and Sd, will be temporarily reorganized
and distributed among the I'd, 5th and 9Th, by
the Commanding General, who will determine
what existing organization shall retain their
corps badges and other distinctive marks. The
staff officers OF the two corps, which are tenn
porarily broken up, will be assigned to vacan
cles IN the other corps, so for as such vacancies
may exist. Those for whom there are no va
cancies will cease to be considered as officers
OF the several stats of army corps.
Second-Maj. Gen. G. K. Warren is assign
ed by the President to the command of the
9TH army corps.
Third-The following general officers are
detached from the Army of the Potomac. and
will report for orders to the hdjutant General
OF the army, Wis
Maj. Gen. Geo. Sykes, u. 8. volunteers
Maj Gen W. H. French, do Maj. Gen. Jno.
Newton, do Brig. Gen. j. B. Kelly, do: Brig.
Gen. f. Is. Spinola, do; Brig Gen. SOL Mere
dith, do.
By order of the Secretary of War.
ED. TOWNSEND A. A. Gen.
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NINTH ARMY CORPS AT ANNAP.
t'f 1E OILS. 80
81 WAsHINaroN, March 2s.-The following
order was issued to day: =,
WAR DEPARTMENT.

order was issued to day:
WAR DEpARTyENr,
Adjutant Generals Office.
skt. Washington, March q, 1854.
All furleughed men Of the 9th army corps
devious at Annapolis, Maryland. Department
and other commanders will facilitate the exscu-
ton of this order. gst.
By command of Lieutenant Gen. Grant
(SigneO e. D. TOWNSEND, A. AG. !
New YORK, March 27.-Ten regiments
of Burnside's command are now at An
napolis, viz: 21st and 18th Mass, 9th New
Hampshire, 4Sth, 45th, 60th and 51st Pa,
2sth Conn, LIST Michigan Sharpshootsrs,.
and 9Th Michigan. @o 4
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

Two Hundred and Fifty Persons
DrOwned...Rebel Loan Advanced
...Debate I'm Northumberland
and Mexico, - sta -
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Federal Enlistment. i'm ireland.

Mr.. Roebuck said beg to give notice
that on going into Commitaee of Supply I
will ask the following question As the
Solicitor General has told the house that
her Majesty's government intend to re-
monstrate with the govern ment OF the
Confederate States on the employment of
agents for Illegal purposes. and as the
First Lord of the Treasury has declared
that the goverrment of her Majesty de-
sires to maintain strict neutrality be-
tween the Confederate and the Federal
States, it is intended by the government
to demonstrate with the government of the
Federal S+ates ON the employment by them
of agents in Ireland for the purpose of en-
listing soldiers, subjects of her Majesty
(Cries of''Hear, hear.'0
g An Alleged spy. ii4
From the Richmond Examiner, March ID.
G. Fl. Hynds, a supposed spy, was an
pretended at Weldon, N O., last FRIDAY.
and sent on to Castle Thunder. upon srs.
picion Of being Yankee spy. he reprel
ssnted himself as one of Gen Morran,s
captains, bat was recognized by snrgen,,
OF that command as pretender. bnt 4
native of Kentucky.
i -Iu the remarks on the deserters, bin.
Senator Wilson stated that there are now
10000 deserters, of whom l,zOO were bel
lieved to be 10 Canada. 1880 have been
returned 70 the army by the Provost Mar
snal denera. IS 6f IA
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THE LATEST
FROM WASHINGTON.
By TELEGRAPH.

A ProeIamatlon Explanatory OF tho
AmnestyyAIl General Omsers 20 be
Placed on Duty at Overwhelmingly
Affairs.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR.. J. addresses ali those who have injured tbsn.
selves by Improper indnigengence aud solitary hSb
ltss which ruin both body and mind, uniting them
lor either business, study, society or marriage
THESE are some Of the sad melancholy effects
produced by early habits OF youth wiz: Weakutss
o. t6e Baek and Limbs, Palms in the iIeAd Dimness
OfS1ght, Loss of Muscular Power Polarization oG lie
Heart Dyspepsia, Nervous ITritability, Dernugs-
meht OF the Digestive Functions . eneraI Debility
Symptoms Of Consumption, DC
MkGTALLI.-The fearful effects on the mind ara
much to be dreaded Of Memory, Confusion Of
Ideas Depression Of Spirits Evil FOrbodings aver.
idlty, &C., are some ottho evils produced,
iHous4NDs fpersons Of all ages can now Judge
what Is the cause of their declining health losI1R
their EtgoF, becoming weak, pale, nervous and
}eqachted, having singular appearance about nc
eyes. cough and symptoms Of c. assumption.
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IWopeu tor students asy and evening. =
over tie sayinra RanE.l

" open ZOE f,s Day and evening. 40 ,5el
INaE purpose Of this Institution Is to Instruct
y J0nng men GAnd Women tool m nh . principles
HhIeh govern the correct transaction Of peCuniaFy
business IN AecountantAhip aud its c0ncomttants
h. - HOUSEKEEPING, '23p5 14i43i
stripped 81 iis absurd yerbiage aud anoisat pro-
lixtty and intricseyi and adapted to the modern
mode OF doing bQdness, especially inathe Unitsdt
States - the leading subject ofAttention ItS
which arc IS exact, uneFfing aud FREQ from excsps
tlon - those OF nature Gnd Comprised In very few
Words, are inst made fAmilfhr 70 Ehs ystudent
who 10 then conducted through ncoueSs OF praetina
bookkeeping, in numerous sets of books In Eteaf
ystlsty q iGrns nl4 he thus AeqqiresiR mastery OF
TO any kind OF business ~ 4fz7fs'S5i' 100
"A WRITING SCHOOL -.
r. open day aud evening" attended ibV lotb IsilIs
and gentlemen Hhere, without entering for the fuIl
course, good handwriting can be obtained in &,
il9ss ARITHMETIC, satisp z
and Its application 70 All manner Of aia'2 E !se-s
I'd o0bHFIEGT HOUSE oALCULIT1cNs u
receive the attentioa their pfinaEy In noe s:
mand4. The student will Be made acudRi nfed With
several modes Of calculation not found In btuIs
tending greatly to the abbreyiatien of his work,
There il open TO the student also scourseOf
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising PoiitieA economy oiinmeroiGi T.J aa5
us9ge9 FINANCE, Banking and Cuften6y; als6 nj Sims
Of emthept Bulness, Men in regard, 70 kheE be1t
neSa9es % eona9petlpg business successfully and
1nstEuotions in tho above subjects are iatsrsstn.
ea With uAxlm9 and incplcations teREinS 20 thu
formation OF high character as men and ciffzen,
The course OF instruCEion Is int6Iaisd n ~ ~
comprehensive Gnd thorough as that of ANY al tIie
dent il much less. ~ SfNS
II. q. begs leave to refer those To whom he 4.
unknown to inc ohlesrs Of the bank ia Wlleeiin9
and BFiagePort' and especially TO lIi students u =
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THE ON1IYiFLAoEw WHERE !
ssa CURE CAN BE OBTAISED.

p
T0R JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED THE MOST
~ CettatnS Speedy and Only Edeetual Remedy
In The World for all Private Diseases. weakness Of
the Back and Limbs, Structures, Affections Of the
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, I'm.
potency General Debility, NerTcusnetA Dyspepsia,
4engnoE, Low Spirits, Confusion Of Ideas Paioits.
ton 0fthe Heart, Enlidity, Trembling, DimpesS Of
Sight Or Giddfness, Disease of the Head ThToSt
Nose or SKIN, fections Of the Liver, Lungs, stom.
ae or Rowels-those Terrible disorders ariSingfro
tAs Solitary Habits Of YOuth-those SEcREF and soI
ttaEy practices more fetal to their victims than the
their moot brilliant hopes or Gnticipations rsndsr
Ing marriage; de- imPossIble.' = . - -
''i't ses YOUNG MEN
specialy, who have become the victims of Rolitary
Vice that dreadful and Obstructive habit which aIS.
nuaIly sWeepS TO an untimsly grave thousands Of
Young Men Of the most exalted talents and brilliant
tntelect, who might othersise Rave entranced IL.
tening senates, With the Ihundeis Of eloquenee or
walked 70 eCstacy the living Tyre, may cali With ful
Als MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young sen contemplating
marriage, being Az are physical Weakness organic
/ debility, deformities speedily ,enred.
l . He Who places himself under the care Of DR.. j.
may reigi0usly conhde in his honor gentleman,
i and confidently rely upon his skill as phySicinn
*. ORGANIC WEAKNESS
1 Immediately cured and Full Iigor Restored
This Distressing A1ectiOn-which renders Lffsaud
\ Marriage imposslble-is the penalty paid BY the
victims Of improper indulgenees Young persons are
toOGPt 70 commit excesses HOm not being aware OF
who that understands The subject will pretend 10
deny that the power ofprocreaton Is ost sooner by
those Milling into mpr6per habits than By the prI-
nentf Bcstdes being deprived ct the pleasure of
healthy Offspring the most serious and destructive
4 symptoms TO both body and mind arise. The system
becomes deraugel, the Phys cal and Mental Func-
tons Welkeued, loss fPrOcreAtYe Pr Wer, Nervous
lrritAhility, pyspepsla, Palpitation OF the Heart
INDICATION, Constitutional Debility, wasting OF
the Frame Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death.
! Office, No. z South Frederick ST.,
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, few
doers from the corner Fall not to abservs the name
and number. sd .sitsHt rsa =
Letters must be paid and contain stamp The
Doetor'B Diploma hangs in bis ONCE 5i1
!. A1OURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
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YOUNG NEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain practice
indulsed IN when alone, habit teouentiy T. ned
from evil companions, or at school, the effects Of
which are nightly felt, even When asleep and il not
cured renders marriage impossible, and 2destroys
both. MUD and body, should apply Immediately.
What a pity that young man, the hope OF his
country, the darling Of his parents, should be
snatched from all prospects and eDjOyments of life
by the consequences OF deTiafing from the pati Of
tature dindulS sing In certain secret habit Such
persons MUST, before cont TENN atin0
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No Mercury or Nauseous Drugs,
DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London.
Graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges in
the United StatesJ and the greater part OF whose lie
has been spent in the hospitals Of London. Paris,
philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected come OF
the most astonishing cures that were over know;
many troubled with ringing in the head and ears
wen asleep. great neIvousness, being alarmed at
sudden eonnls, bashfunesS, with frequent blushipg
cured Immediately.
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GUARANTEE. -y7
We, the undersigned, resIdsnts Of the
County d., anu state OI-, hereby Jointly
and dsVOrally covenant with the United STATES aud
guAFAntes in the foregoing bid of---bBi
AcG9pte1 that he they Will within ten DAYS Altar
tn acceptance OF said bid execute the contract tor
tho sane with good and sufficient Sureties In q
sum eqnAl TO the amount Of the contract to furnish
the forage proposed In conformity to the tsFtnS OF
advertisement dated - 1864, under which the
bid WAS made, and in case the BAtd-shAll fail to
enter tntO contract Aforesaid, We RuRrahkes TO
make good the difference between the o1sr by tn,
id-And the next lowest responsible bidder,
or the person to whom the contract may be awarded
GiVen nader our hands aud seals this-Gay Of
-lSSA - n
Witness; go ~ k5f
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Cleveland, Ptttsburg andWheeI
s7s6 ing Rail Road.


- - ~ SE
On AMP AITI.l MONDAY, Nov l16t6, 1905! pa,
~ ss9sSE gss WI leave sridgePOft as fOleE
A1;oo a. ~ Mail Train, stopping at al stations, or.
"a [Iseg e PittsblFgh ct $50 P. IL, and
S:S5 p III. ACcomtnodat fon Train stopping ak ali,
III a.iaP, d. q 3f7sl . iss-fe2l
ie:0O NJ Express Train, arrives at PittsBnrSh 4
& Zao A. D. and Cleveland At 9:s5 A. III. p
J 1ss RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland ct $40 A. IL, and 40 p. d., q.
rive atR EldgePort Ct SOS 2. IL, and eO9 A. 81.
lA5 Pol arrive at BrtdGeport at 6:o9 A. ~. 1875
A. u. aud esOs P. y. - = -
COn1sSt.ti0nS are made ne FolIoTyat a
AtsPittsbursh with Pennsy lyRnIa n II, for HarriS
burg, Baltimore, Washington. Philn,
delpllia, New York and Boston.
AT UlsVeland with Cleveland Toled B. B. for San.
d1sky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
-4as alipoint4 in the NORTH W1sT. With
Detroit steameEs for Detroit, jackson,
t'hlceSo and the, Ho1Ta WEsF. With
.t2 S,eyeland Erie B. B, for Brie, Dun.
Kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls, With
Cleveland. Columbus 4 Cincinnati for
81 GGEestli4s. DslaEaTS columbps and
At Hudson Withjthe Q. q. CIR. B. for ouyGhosa
talls, Akron, Millersburgh and woos-
At Alliance with p. It. wa o. r. r. Tor Canton,
=Hi"' MAasillOn, Wooster, sSicm, Rnoh, Co
ssh lumbu5 and OhieaEo. -
AteteuPeAVile with R o.. 4 Q. Ldne and Al BILL
with G. o. ORR. rZanesville, New.
-s..- ark, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Indf
annapolis, Cairo Gin61nnati IouisyiIie
st. Louis, st. Joseph and all pointr
Wtst and Eouth West ~ r.
Excursion Tickets TO Pittsburgh and return 81 DO
Fare always as low, and time much quicker IL 4
sny other route. - sti's 80
Through Tickets to ali points In the West. Nortt
and East can be procured at tho once under thi
hcLure House. Whealing Va. or with Tfcke
Agent at Bridgeport Station
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates Z,
any point accessible by this road and its
TO tho East, North, West aud NoFth-West al ORIG
under M'Lure House, or with ri. Agent AZ BTiIgT
port Station 'WM. D. TERRY Agent
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent. :
in. ACKNOWLEDGMENT sidsiijt. ~
Il u h MYERR, Gent. Ticket Ar,sk.t.- mig
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.BIL TINlRE E0GR. HOSPITAL

~ ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE PROM
$50 oUACKERY.dEN -.
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For the full course above lndicatso INA ,nI,io,
5ee Y $780, payable QlenteIings FOR the reousite.
ple1k books y. Time unlimlted; 70 remain or re-
turn AtPleasuFe: The course u Usually completed
in rom two to three months! = siSnT
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FORM Oh PROPOSAL.

h tTuWH, COuSTY AND STATE
I, the undOrslznod, do hsrsoy propose 70 furplSh
and deliver 70 the United states at the QuArtar.
master Department a -, agreeable TO the terms
dated Cumberland, Md,-1S6I, the following
articles, viz: ?
-BuShsls Of Corn, in sacks, at-per bushel
Of lSdI hfEy-Sx pounds.
9usholS OF Oats, in sacks, at-per BuShsl
oHkS2I thirty-TWO pounds. sfl f7I
pounds
Tone ofBalod Straw nt-por ton or 1000
DsLTsry to commence on OF before ne day Of
-lS6A, and to be completed on or before the
day OI-166o Gnd-Pledge myself to enter
Into written CONTRACT with the United States with
good and approved security within tue space Of ton
days atsr being notified that my bid has been ac-
YOurObt. servant, 10
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NIkHllIA T0BAGCO.

slsss. sps lss g
. S fSa1' - ho, on i CO.,
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GUARANTEE

Capt. A. v. BARRINsEa, Chief
menL Of West YIrSiaLa, Onm0erLand, Mi.
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thereby certify 70 the bot OF nay knOwledSolISnd
belief the above named guArantors are good and
Easlent ~ seCuriISl for tue for which they
ODER TO be security.
To be certified by the United States District At.
torney, Collector Of Customs, or any other of6eeF
under the UniEed states Government, or roSDonSl
BILE persOn known 20 this ONCE. = = : :
AlprOPosalS received under this advertisement
vi be opened aud examined at this ONCE on WED.
NE5DAH aud SACURD Az Of each week, at l2 NJ
DiGdorB respectfully invited to h6 present al the
opening Of bids, II they dslra.
A.Y.BARRINGER,
Captain and Ohiefo uaFtermastsr
yAn23-h Department Of West VirgIRia,
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MARRIAqR

Reflect that sound mind and body are the mos.
necessary requisites to promote coBnubiai happi-
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prousct ht,5r
~ oaFkens TO the View; the mno becUnie. rhadoVri
with despair and filed with thv melancholy Feteo.
with our own 'su'0A
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liIli COPpERAE

"a tlfl0 LIS OoPPERAs, nbarrel. j,,ssS !,
eeksl LAp6HIINs 8 BUsHPTFT.Fss
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t1ltS 5 g91 RREY,g sYRRAIIFuGE,
~ AIeIln6s5 pms and Ver1,i ~. 8
~ ~ tstisht,5 y { setabl6 PMS
R6+ ~, Aysrss oathdrti Fila ? - 2 q !
.lsos9 ss57 LAH9HLINs& BusHFIEfT,a
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BUSINESS IARDs.
! JAMES SHRIVERa 2

INaOLI "a 10 Is TITO,
ORgIIcs, CAPITOL BUILDING, L-NsIEY IN
" SEEtutE. - - 9 = ~ ian9S-6uH
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Z I@Ilaf i4llI g llI1lll -
I "a .G48 e3iR
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Partridge's GaIIerlYl..l!5 q.

Glaya Jellsy, IEnRii5l.
.s1isssi3slsss s8a.k:Isg2s. 8 |.
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cured renders marriage impossible, and destrOys
both MUD ana body, should apply Immediately.
what. What pity that young man, the hope Of his
snatehed from all prospeeIs and eDjoyments Of life
me S05Gs9Genees Of deytaing from the path Of
persons MUST, before coutenp ating
MARRIAGE,
heneet that sound mind and body are the most
necessary REGULATES to promote connubisI baI,ni
hes. lndecI, without these the tourney tbToEpb
ne becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hour.
~ darkens to the View; The nipo bec,,6,,, sf
With despair and filed With thu melancholy refeo
with our own 49,
O DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.
When the misguided and imprudent votary II
pleasure finds that he has ibibed the seeds of tris
sense Of shame, or dread OF discovery deter, MN
from applying to those who, from ducatlUn and
spectaoihty, can alone befrend him. della, ing TN
the constitutional symptoms of this horrid dissass
make their appearance, such liberated sore throat
diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head aud
boS ness OF Deafness nodes the sh
IFemit progressing with frgbtfni rapiy iii At
the Palate OF the mouth the bones of the noso
Ia M anu the victim OF this awful disease becomes
ahoFIid oR{ct OF COMMUNICATION, until death puts
period TO his dreadful sufferneS, by seu,ling him
nst undiscovered Country from whence NO
Il Is a Melancholy fact that thousands fall victim.
70 terrible dsesse, owing to the unskiluInssa
Dsasg eE,,P Fettsnders. who, BY the OF that
1 IT.
mako the residue Of life miserable
STRANGERS
trust not your lives, health to the caro- OF many
OhIearned aud worthless PreIenders destitute Of
L knowledge, name or character, who cjpy Dr. John
/ ston advertisements, Gtyis thsnlseives In the
neHsp pers, regularly Educated Pbysicisbs inca
Paote Of Curing they keep you tTihIne month sitter
month taking their hlthy and poisonous COMPOUNDS
ot q long a. the smallest can be obtained and
| m despair, leave you with ruined nealth 10 sigh
\ over over Sopr own calling disappointment
I ". johnston iB the only Physician advertising
Office. ASs hNnS III "i'
HIS remedies or treatmeht are unknown to ali
prepared from life spent In me great hos
PLals OIL Europe, the rst In the country and more
- Ttvdts Pruetiee than any other Phi, SiciAn
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this institution
ysaf after ear, and the numerous impoi tsnt Sur
/ etest 0peTatons performed by DR.. Johnston wit
| heeseq oy the reporters of the s'sun" "clipper,"
ao many other papers, notices of which have aP-
gam ana again before the public. besides
IItanatns as geLteman ofchaTacter and resPon'
alOihty' Is sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
isklN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
S3rNo letters received unleis postpaid and con.
| Lslnlng stamp to be used on the reply. Persons
should state age and send portion OF adTer.
tlst ment describing symptoms
JOHN n. JOHNSTON, n. D.,
u the Baltimore Loci Hospital, Baltimore,
i y@ns-4y Maryland.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-01-20


The Redan monument is iD disgrace
ful state; the inscription has been almost
obliterated. Some yandals have cut their
names on il, and even large pieces OUT Of
It for keepsakes, and The wall .rouad it is
broken down in several places. The Redan
itself is unaltered in general appearances,
though gradually crumbling into the ditch,
and vineyards are quietly springing up in
its rear. The Malakdff remains mass Of
ruin; in fact. nothing has been done since
the war to alter the appearance Of the town,
save. the rebuilding Of line Of barracks
near the decks. where the present garrison,
consisting Of one battalion, is quariered.
II possible, the desolation is, moreappa-
rent on the North than on the South side.
You canllrayerse the whole line Of fortiG
cation and meet with neither soldier ror
gun; the ramparts ares falling into their
fosse, the walls have struck, through the
general appearance is that Of desertion
rather than distraction. There are said.
to be three thousand inhabitants now in
Sebastopol; we scarcely met thirty.
London Morning Posi-.
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for the position. His conduct in this re-
sPect does him infinite credit.
Gen. Hardee is fail. handsome man,
and one Of the finest horsemen have ever
seen. Unlike his stern predecessor, he is
man Of rare suavity Of manner, and is fit
ted to shine in any circle, whether in the
society OF ladies, Or among scholars and
statesmen, or in military councils, where
stern warriors and men Of action are wont
70 figure. 1t remain, to be seen whether
he would be as successful in command Of
an army rs at the head of corps. One
thing, however, is certain: there is no
more superb soldier in the Confederate
army. P. w. A.
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We copy from The Richmond Whig the following
graphic sketch Of the Of the Netherlands from
suhjugation, as showing what persevering endurance
and determined energy can ACCOMPLISH. Those of
our citizens who are prone to despair Of our repuI
ilc should take courage from such an example We
are no. yet reduced 10 The extremity Of the Hohn-
ders; and i we are faithful in the performance Of
our duty 70 God and the country We may safely
trust that Providence will sgnay interfere for US
as il did for them.