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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

NOR SALE. TERMS EASY.
l. kOKOsING IRON AND MACHINE WORKS,
Located foot Of Main ct, Mount Verpon. Onto:
These WORKS erected by Gen. G L. Buckingham fse
manufacturing Agricultural Implements Steam Engines ssW
and Orist Mil Machinery. &c
Buildings all ock end erected IL tho most sleanee nsv
psr, and consist OF
Main front building, IS BY ITO feet, 3stories
Wng tn alain build M. 20 by 20 feet stoheG
Blsoksdith Shop 80 by 70 feet story.
Fonniry, 80 by eJ feet, story.
Foundry Brass a by IS feet, ! stony.
Pattern Warehouse. a by 50 feet, story.
W,rchouae a. by Is feet, u stories. =
Fnsine snd Dry House. 20 by " feet. stories. -.
All In o.ed with high fence the several 'hops are ven
supplied with tools shapg bes 40, FOR fmnooiss ee8
n.ss aud In good running order. .
Location Unsupported Il healthy. labor plenty snd rsnts
cheap; population 900 and railroad oonmusicstehN
al psris u the country. =.
Price only sa00 and may be redoced to $1,000 ees'
tain large ,ools and patterns not wanted . =
Would take one fourth half interest With ectfve business
men to nsnrfacture Mowers Rsspe Threshint Msehinet,
tsh.n No 1; Soulful Y For further Information, ~
ars.s G. L ]. COOP Or, NJ Vernon, Ohio.
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mantg.

DOY WANTED in Law Office. One who
- can write n good hand end resides with HE pare,ta
,pply from 9 10 u a. NJ. to IRA o. MILLER
'' 100 rulton.st., cor Broadway.
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fonse5 aao .eorms iljanieo.

gNANTED.-A furnished or rui9fnisued
Z, uDrss o,tgssr "a ara c'hIvs. tsh ard p irs,-.
PARTIES having such nsy hssi & good ,eaa. y adis-ns
hENiE 81 hAlLEi. rs Srsore' &.
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nIRTNFR WANTED, either active or silent,
r,,h c.sb Capital Of 5000. TO engage In MsnufAee
,n h,ess already sslsbhshsd and win pay on 30 70 y
st cear ~ the subscriber for further psric CLARA
Rsssraaees given aud required
Bound Brook, n. J.. Sept II, 1864 F-.r 1870
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EOURTH NATIONAL BANK Of the CIT
X ofNEW-lORA,

xssenslel as Depo tier and Financial Agent Ct The Uuised
Sac Nos AZ ara 20 pie-s, Coo. below tho SD
rasury receive sussc p.ioHs ior ~ TkNFOEIt BONDS
sf $40 rreasly Nct allow ~ lie tl ooye5iient com
mission Of rcs cent convert 40 SEWN 1hk4irS INTO
81 BOMBS and attend N basne,s ooaueeed with tie
OOVEBN1lENI LOANS. Parties can esoid ~ i9corfe'
,,,epec Of adre,slz Cove.n mt y aupv ~ this fuS
MORRIS hEfCuUN, President.
D. w Ysugnsr Cshisr.
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WANTED.-Ageuts in every County. tor
w sewers. new and rapidly ssllrs -orss including ~
~ tksr relations the Uaiaj Stafes asd Rusd " nsv.
C. D. 8oyn.on D. d. Of Cincnnati-s mastery eipos',o,n
of (s tescherous designs France and England upon TINS
country aud Of what have to expect nom those .wo
powers in the future. Every true Ameriesn vii
Men now al work are getting from 10 20 .ubsroels per
Exclusive Territory Tyen sSmpss se zee , KIN =.
VIZ" r' s9Weu tthsi Cincinnati ~ ana
iDpsTsGp 4; Sps.ts,H
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Amuscmfnte.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.


A CADRMY OF MUSIC.
"A LEONARD 6RoyER.-.........'''".'' director
CARL ANSrhUTZ.. ,'"''s'V'
SECOND MIGHT OF GRAND OPERA.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. SeptetDbe. -, iS'9'
ONLY OCCASION THIS SEASON,
MOST POSITIVELY,
OFF. Won Flotow's Opera, IN -Four Ac's,
HAhIHA
IN fsrmsn. Forth Act restored
LIONEL THIODOhE bAbbtssiiA,n,ns,
hARI .MiE. bkHthk JOHAtnsfntn ~,
NANCY hAElb ~ " az,
PLUhkFTT .........,....I hEf I.iCh ~ ~, =
~ -
SILENTLY. OilO bE'A-hA-'
Peasants, ATchc.s Igut4ulea az; ,,,. ,,r,
THE ENTIRE GRAND CHORUS AND Oil' hr.s -, -. -
TIE ,iiod md pleasing method II rendering Won FiooNe
MARTHA ~ Toe mas 5esn cv.rywnefe Ne nens
Of thew irincst COMMIT cation.
NO ADNAsCE IN THE PRICES. $500
PaNu.t .nd Dues Circle 81 Secured seats ffy cents
csirr Family Circle ny ccntGi AnPhheste twenty-five
ceis Secured boxes So. ..,
u Of secured confines the Academy at BEE
4 sCHiRAER'S. 1al Broadway KOOr ANTHONY; Nes-
ssos Of Pines I'D at the Flu. Avenue toet
THIRD OPERA NIGHT, THURSDAY, September Is.
FitST. . -. -. .
EiTTNEr.-Gsaud Ma,inec, SATURDAY NEXT, ~
clock FAUST Lntna admission, OLE DOLLAR; no
err. charge Ter seeming Seats may be secured eveIy
Ir ibis week o. the les Glsr Offices. ..
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-,--,c,- -, -rs sgT15E, AID CoLUrsl.s CoFPzs CO,

4
10. q Niilm ~. Sew. foTk, ION, - ~ ~ - !
TyyUE Sheldon MINING COMA sAu
4 tbe cor UaHi.N MINING COMrANY, LgylnS ?, SoIe
..od with 10 "eilcD aud Loiuuiti Up
che laws a. tue = &c Of t'f- :.
S.rsby siyen TO The s;cct 10 .-S q these Co'pot
o. T.c7ed 10 relera teir Crrrbcates o 80, a."
seev, hold 10 he ohae Of this Company Po
o. CIV % -Ycrk beorc he frst o,y o.
orj receive new Cszse stss theTeog ifoa nc Sne
<-olun ban Copper Colaaeny in the pelOi on =. -, az
n the She.su snd Co.g'r ban tor'tt Zip ~, "
81 the other C0gIpsnas e1rlsol!Hto WIN n. 90 -" ~
SlspsoL such s.ock vi. IL iorcssc. - Ssue a., o..
NfcKINI-EY OIL COMPANY.
Erssrporea under thoIsvs Of the S.s.s Of New f'if'
WELLS IN OIL CR Il L ~
PeiHss vslIs
TRUSTEES:
Mo1fs FR1sKLsV, Newton
JAWS y LAYTON,
rUSEY CORNr7Iy
bns II. CoLrsAs on ChyPh
=. NCkISLrI,
J. J. YAEDKRGn1PTs
rs.Sd.rt bORpIs FRAEKLlN.,
flfie.,arcr NALTEK +. LAWtOS. o-
supsIiDssIdsrss MCKINLEY BhVs'
o1,r(GE. 81 JOHN STREET,
Tew-Togk.
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OLYMPIC THEATER.
Sole Lessee and Aiaagrr.ss ..'''''.'Mfs 'ohv MDy-
STAGE Narsgrr... -
-, - -, ', iercorn vFrg

- ID
Stage Manager. L. oe'"SD'
COMMENCEMENT or ThE SECOND "EEh
OF Tas
FALL AND WINTER season., =, ,,s,
THIS cTUESDaD EVENING, sEPFEMbEhi1 ho''
MRS. JOHE WOOD
w rpresr FOR The f e IA two you're M hef aientsu i
pcrsJhssion Of Jenny LIST eIiunrs IN TIE Farce OF
JENNY LIND. .,,
Cranby G.s.......... .by........hr r.. LAMB
his Or. appearance q. ttia Ihestor;,
baron Sw' yi'on Bet ES..-.....ff W. bA'ibOI'
ne hfI ~ peaIsnre 90 ss.aS-; ,,,r
Mr.. LssthrflrugF. .........hlr Z. :. HIND.
Previous TO which tAe highly suere- ful Drama Of
nfnLANs CRIME,
IN which Mis-. H. Irving, Mts- A. Harhs heSrt j. ~ Stsl
dat Il. r. Rn,od, C. T. PIs.oe, Jr., I. j. hind end W.
pais.ou IL IN Tie Ioaion rhea.rYs, VII appear. J.
In tive propagation, entirely new aI2aatintion OF
Charles Dioxans's c..ebrsteo Sogri %
HAhrls CHUZILEWlr.
Doors open At u; performances sofpnenes % II
XSrAILACKs THgATER.-Mr. Wallack has
" thc aonor to that his e'taoish"ens VIZ
Nf'" iTiirUs,rsL FALr, AND WINTER SEASON.
MONDAY Ieth HNPI.. 1Ji, -.
VIII , COMEDY b. DION BOUECiCAuLl, never e0'e' III
Nav SCENES, Darssys, sURGIIgRE, PROPERTIES
AND APPOINTMENTS.
The 1si conpTisinrthe -. ,.,.,r
Farther part ultFs ~ ! cgriil iica 81 ,,.,, q,
INpEDvfhhSTSI IL TIE ihEATEH se., ae-'
J In fafur- adj. e.
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WANTED--At tho Naval Ordnance Yard,
w Washington. ID. C., Twenty hrs, class fINlsHERs.
Wages % . geF Day APP os nay Be made g Lieut.
person but bu. ffclss and such as DO not
Claim pton FROM service on account Of asn'se
sept D. 1854 Navy Department
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IFE RPTGGS GOLD COMPANY

A NOTICB or DIVIDEND, 80. >.
Nav TolE So rtaubcT 2, 1855.
dividend Of ono pef cent e. tns month q Ansgs ~
n.s declared payable = th oice Of TIE cin ~ 81 3"L
81 Yolk on sud aei sept iulu 18Th ioo1 - t-ls
koisers Of record tie close II Dusiuet tlil day
WALTER =. Law Ton. Treasurer.
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THE GRAND CRCHESTRlON
vii play a. short Intervals Dsy and Evening.
EXTRAORDINARY LIVlSG HUMAN SoVELTI,
Just brought 4 ON Circsssis
MARVELLOUS LIVING AFRICAN MuD-FlSh ,.
GIANTS, DWARFS, ALBiSOS, AND MlLkloN
OTHER CURiUsITIES.
$1,000 feet Of flesh air per minute ddused shronsn inc
house.
NOTICE. The entertainments Of tho MORNING ans
EVENING are less crowded alta vstors than these Of we
silerpoon.
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rack-rooms two cats. ty their respective
tlils, and then to throw them face to
face across line generally used for
drying clothes. The cats naturally be
came infUriated, and scratched each
other in the abdomen until death ens1-
ed to one or both of them, and termi-
mated their suferings. The officers Of
the corps were ultimately made ac-
quainted with these barbarous acts Of
cruelty, and they resolved to put an
end to them and punish the offenders
Ia order to effect this purpose an officer
was ordered 70 inspect each barrack-
room daily, and to report to the com
handing officer in what state he found
the room. The cruel soldiers determin-
ed not to lose their daily torture Of the
wretched cats, generally employed one
OF their comrades to watch the ap-
proach Of the officer, in order that the
cats might be liberated and take refuge
in fight before the visit of the officer to
the scene of their torture
On one occasion the lookout man"
neglected his duty, and the officer of the
day was heard ascending the barrack-
stairs while the cats were undergoing
their customary torture One of the
troopers imediately seized sword
from the aru-rack, and with single
blow divided the tails of the two cats.
The cats, of course, escaped through
the open windows Of the room, which
was entered almost Immediately after
ward by the officer, who inquired what
was the cause of the two bleeding cats
tails being suspended on the clothes
line, and was told in reply that two cats
had been fighting in the room; that
It was found impossible to separate
them; and that they fought so desper
ately that they had deVoured each
other up. with the exception of their
two tails" which might have satisfied
Captain Schummelke gtel, but Wou d not
have deluded any person but a berry
Prussian.
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aThe Kilkenny CATS

A late number Of Notes and Queries
gives the following account Of the orig
in Of the phrase we place at the head
Of this article. The writer says:
The story has been so long current
that it has become a proyerb-sas quar-.
relsome as the Kilkenny cat" two oi
the cats in which city are asserted "a
have fought 50 long and 50 fufiously
that naught was found of them but
two tails This is manifestly an Irish
exagseration and when your readers
shall have learned the true anpecdote
connected with the two cats they will
understand why only two tails were
found, the unfortunate owners having
fed IN terror from the scene of their
mutiiation. am happy in being able
90 state that neither ireland nor Xii
kenny > at al disgraced by the occur
renee, which did not take place in
Kilkenny, but which might have oc-
Cured IN any other place in the known
world.
During the rebellion which occurred
IN Ireland IN 1875 Cor may be in 1903. J
kilsenny vas garFisoned By regiment
OF HeSaian soldiers whosa custom il
sssss = tie together il one Of their bar.
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the attempt to rally The party on the
platform Of hostility 10 constitutional
emancipation wiz prove failure, as it
shogld, and be death Of the party itself,
which ought 10 die if it has no higher
mission than to save and defend slave
ry.-Sprnyfeld Republican
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cERrIIfIcArrs OF CURES.

From eight to twenty years standing, with nsmes
known % science end anne.
For medical properties Of Buchu, see Dirpensa-
tory OF the United States.
See Professor Devices valuable works On the
Practice q Ph ysic.
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr..
Physick. Philadelphia.
See remarks made b Dr. Ephralm Mcdowell. a
celebrated Ply. icisn, and member 81 the Royal
College Of Surgeons, ireland, and published 10 the
Transactions Of the King and queens Jouruai.
See Medico-f hirurgseai Review, published y
Benjamin Travers, Fellow Of ehe Royal College q
Surgeon.
See most Of the lste STANDARD works medicine
Extract Bnchu, per bottle SIX lOr saoe
% SaFsaparilla, 1.fo 500
Impr'd Rose Wash, 90 % 20
Or half dozen q each OR ga. which viii ~
sufficient 70 cure tEe most otet at eases. u dtre-
mons are adhered ~.
Delivered 10 any address. securely Iseksd rem
Cd erFatlOl-
se-Describo symptoms 10 az communications.
Cures guaranteed. AdEice gratis.
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Fhe FalaI MIstake OF lhe nemOcrals

ahe fatai Mistake OF the Democrats.
Signing his own death-warrants is
no longer a strong figure OF speech the
Democrats have reduced il to hard mat
Ter of fact We did suppose the rep
resentatiYes Of the party IN Congress
would at beast hase the sagacity 10 let
the anti-slsvery amendment to the
Constitution pass by default That they
would dare assume the responsibility of
It's defeat by squsrely voting it down
was incredible 10 any one who under
stands the course of events, and the
obvious and irresistible drift Of public
opinion. The Democratic leaders did
not need even to commit themselves
for the measure, IL they had any doubt
They might have said, and with good
reason, whether we approve it or not
there IS no harm in referring Il 10 the
people for their decision that viii at
least Be Democratic and in whatever
the people decide we viii acquiesce.
The Democratic leaders may not
know il, but almost all loyal men ear
nesfiy desire 70 see slavery destroyed.
They seek sone way to get at It legiti-
mately and accomplish its destruction.
And the proposed amendmeht of the
Constitution offers them such mode
OF reaching the object sought Ii is
strictly constitutional IL does not vio-
late State rights Il is most earnestly
supported by the loyal men Of the slave
States. It offers the surest and safest
means Of getting wholly rid Of the evil
that everybody sees 70 be the prime
source OF our present calamities, and
that must be 4 caFse of quarrel, disuni-
" and weakness As long IS it existA
No Democrat can approve Of slavery
IN itself; il Is the most undemocratic.
the most villainous OF all human insti-
tutions that have come down from bar
barous si1es. No true democrat, there
fore. cen iail 70 desire is removal from
the face of the earth. Why, then,
should the Democratic party set itself
II opposition 70 just and constitution
a esheme Of emancipation We think
the democratic voters viii ask this
question, aud VIC do not believe fheir
leaders can give them 3 reasonable an
swer And We can have d bouht DAT
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kssrssons OEFICr, szcosp rIsrE5cF a. Tzgsrsszs.
INCOME Tax
TpF TfiE Sixth sECIfON or THE ACT o.
ID Congress Of July ., 1854 & 3 made lhs ,slte
~ SIG rafsulI lislla te ~ ne ne sf IN Oh tserr
The trst Monday Of Aay in each pear, 90 make Z
lee OF return q tne emcunt Of ne snnua corne t.
he assistant assessor o. fhe district In uch he o.
she resides. The tine having PISSED, this ruusf
he conpliesi WITH in1alsdiaisIy.
Every person -Vhc shsli fal - mako auch return
hy thc dsy specified vii % liable - BE- assessed b.
nc assessor acr0rdng n The best Information
which - can obtain, snd IN such Ease the assessor
Wi aid hlty per ee2tuIi 10 thti amount q ths
items OF such lst
Every person who shali deliver % an assessor
any iase fraudulent hs Or sfatorrert With intent
70 evade the valuation Of his income "a suniect to
fne q 6vsehundrcn dollnrs; snd 10 such case The
list VII b male crt By he assessor o. assistant
assessor, and nom tds valuation So maize there can
Be no appeal.
7 s q msie fhe dirty ofevery person eieaeed
IN any business, made occupafon O. prss-ssion b
take out hceaseli5r the same and - register hiz
her or their names with the assessor, under pen
atty Tor neglect, q hEIurc 10 10 En.
stealnhost CEneTs, brewers, butchers, auctcn-
GERS, and Inanuiacrturcrs 81 any goods, Tares, O.
merchandise, INSIDE or sold, are re- ured % finnish
lists monthly IN addition o. the annual is1 and ds-
h.lers e. otlea as three times ulonfh.
strici observance q he laF = the only means
y Hhch the Penalties can be avoided.
Every inforrnstcu Hnd the forms naccssarv % q
clear UNDERSTANDING 81 the law. VII be pr6mnrly
spr snd Colectcr, b-ing the ofice formerly ocau-
ped hy ,. C. Love, Esq, 81 The Court House
rnay 2c-Im
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Fluid Extract Sarsspariila
SYPHILIS.

This is an afIegtion Of the blood, and llscks the
Sexual ORGANS Linings of the Nose, Ears. Throat,
Windpipe, and other u1ueus suuaees, making it5
appearance ia the form Of Ulcers. Helmbold's EX-
tract Sarsaparilia purihes The Blood, and removes
all scaly eruphons Of the skim giving 70 the com
plexion clear and healthy color. y being prepar
cd expressly for this class Of cOmPl dnts ita blood
purifying propeftiessre pre4erfed 70 aETafIsr e1-
tent than any ether preparatioTlof sassapariha.
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DR.. KINGS
Dis ary
FOR
PRIVATE DISEASES.

- DR. KING, formerly a rev York, tor
49, iast four years ct Louisville, Nv, who
hiss devoted his st'eatCn % the treahnont of pr
vate diseases Scr 80 years, fatters hmsair having
attended 10 practice for 50 many years and cured
go many thousands, be is enahied 70 cure az disease
al private uature, no inltteF how bad they may b,
nom iniudci0us medical treatulent or nom neglect
az their own DR.. Kings Dispenssry IL No 3
Deaderick street, between Cherry ard -ths gorare
eecond story, WhsTe he cures al diseases OF pm
yats nature.
0Onorrhcsa cured without nsussous medicines or
Interference With business.
Structures OF CID or recent date effectuaIly cured
IL q teR days, b an operation which caCses na
painl Where q structure exists health cauno. fa
enjoyed Pernare no disease causes more nsschial
and U1deTmines the heath SO much.
syphilis, with az the diseEsas o. the akin zroys.
ng cut 81 neglect or had treatment, can b eectu.
ally eused in 3 few days.
SEMINAL WEAENEs.-Psrticular attention havinz
been given % trs disease aud al tha consequence
grcWiug cat % if, brought in many csses By the
destructive habits Of inconsidenste youth and er-
eessiye Indulgence cf tie passions, q neglect AZ
which Hll undeuni1e Tie Constitution, rendering
TIE sao'e-t unit for business or socie5y and ogr-
ing premature Old sge.
Females who may be isb0unE with any diHcuftf
o. the Womb may rest aasurad 90 iurnsdats re-.
hef
Persons residing abroad, By writing snd statng
their case, with Zee enclosed, direct foIDr A. Einii
no. % Deaderok street, Nashville Tenn, WI have,
the necessaFy MEDICINES sent 70 heir address
once hours nom O'Clock 10 The morning until .
the eFeninQ- ApF7-dfEiv
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HELMBoLDs ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of a Syrhibac ma
turo and rs an injection diseases n! the urinary
organs, arising rom habits Of dissipation, used IN
connection with the Extracts Buchu and Sarssps-
rliia, in such diseases as recommended.
Evidence of the most Fezp0usi bic snd reliable
character viii accompany the medicines.
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The Nails -sklrmIshlng-PersOnaI.

His Strength estimated at SO,OOO.
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WHOLESALE DESERTION FROM JOHN
/. sT0x's ARMY.

Thlrty-ssyen in Css Batch.
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what rhey Say of JOhnstOu's Army
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FOR WEAHNEsSFS
Arising from Exeesses, Habiis q iisspaaou, EArly
ludiscreuops or Ahuze,
ATTENDED WIN THE FoLHoWISa sTs.TTosrs.
Indisposition 70 Fxersion Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, ifcrifg Of Breathing.
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror ii Diseases Wakefuiness,
Dinlness Of Vision. PAID 10 the Back.
Universal Iassitude ofthe Flushing OF the Body,
Muscular System, Eruptions- on the j arc,
Hot Hands. PalId COunsenance,
Iiryness Of the Skin.
These symptoms. if allowed n 60 on. which this
medicine inysriahly removes soon follow
INPpTENCY, FATUITE, EPILEPTIC FITS,
in one Of which the patient may expire Who csH
say tht they are not frequently followed by those
~ eadful diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suffering,
but none VIII confess The records of the Insane
Asyluns ard the melancholy deaths by coEsuTnp-
tion bear ample witness 10 the truth a the ssser-
ton.
TIE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED WITg
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
redu res the aid Of medicine to strengthen and in
vigorate the system, which HELHBOLDS EA-
TRACT BUCHU invariably does. A trial vii. con-
vince the most skeptical.
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SPECIAL DISEASES
"a Cherry street.
Private or VenereaI nIseases

AAAdta-C Va NNAANANtaA 1A1NctoEo
Of AZ forms snd stages, speedily cured SID exact
Ually eradics-ed lTom the system. Recent cases
cured in 8 few days.
IL would appear needless here e. add tho irnpcr
tSnce al niPpn8 the evil in les bad 70 blit a hint
70 the wise may &c sufficient not only % save
themselves from misery, bat b shield their OF
spring from shRne and ruin.
HoT often IL p the case We see gentlemen dranch
themselves with advertised nostrurns. Afler npreh
loss in pocket and health they are susllT forced "a
apply 70 some ehillf1i physician g oe cured, f0l
alone can thesed1seases be- cured properly and ef,
feciusly Whenths habits sud constitutional idiosyn-
crssies are known % the doctor who prsscTi6es.
Otherwise it Is lesP in the dark 70 expect per
nlanPnt cure.
Ir, C.'s once IS vel arranged, ard persons sfHe-
TED with these diseases can have the stc5est pri-
vacy.
Persons SC q distance can address him BY letter,
describing the most prominent symptoms, bat IN
al difficult cases, q personal examination VIII be
necessary.
Once hours from in thu morning an 9 in the
evening. Jan A-iy
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Capture OS Lexington, virginia.

Prom The Richmond EnqsIrer. Jane Il.
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DISEASES OF THU SKIM
Price, 81 per Box.

TFHIs CERATE HAS BEEN IN UsB BY TIE
French armies for the past my ycsEs, ADD
there % m French soldier who does lot knoE it,
value.
Ii Was also used exteIuysly y the allied arm e.
in the Crrrssn war and siIch were taa benefits de-
reed from il use fLaf % haa scqlirad worldwide
reputation, and no solgier WbO znoHa q ~ merits
vii be Tor singie weed without boz Ia hs KNAPP
seek a. fy the use Of ibis GerEte be slsaTs has
safeguard against ths gin0gs troubles 70 which q
soldieris sGbieei as ty 1sng t o. bis clothing, be
prevent the appeaTsnce ~ YeTuin, and the de-
eses q the skn enuiaf fated Above and sfter they
Wh tie aid a tbis Cerate, - "a himself O. thssc
disagreeafie trouhes.
The propretors have gone u great expense -
procure The orgnal recipe of Dr. feilocs SIN fFl
SrectiOna and tie apparatus Tor manufacturing the
Ceraie, A. Is hss been inade ~ The 0nHud iRYen-
toT, add have procured The
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sKIRMsnING.

Still the untiring skirmish fire, re-
heved by an occasional shot from some
battery, is going on, without manifest
results
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~ TIE FfNE5T SADDLE n0EeE ~
Mn rerueseee, q beallafaI Bay. % hanas
49, high. dre years Cd, a tfcsolfaDttdt i,
~. - offered Co sale on res.olEaiis ts.nis. For
farthar iciormston apply - ihe Enlon otace-
Iune l2--d
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Captains Gibson and orermyer, and
Lieutenants Hoover and Crawford, of
the Slst Ohio, are in hospital at King
ston, sick All the sick OF the 10th
corps, for the last week or two, have
been sent there Fro
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special c0uespondenee Of the Cincinnati Gazette
BIC SHASTT, GA, June 18th.