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IMPORTANT NAVAL ORDER.
To The Ld,fo, " tn. ~ y. Tribrn.

| To The kd,fo, u 7h< Y Tribrn.
SIB: In your paper Of to-day. under the title
"Our Navy. you assert the "sPlendid success Of al
tho Now Fleet built by tlls Administrations ard youI
report Is 80 circumstant that has the appearance O.
accuracy infer from statement made In II that this
article Is not really editorial but only communication
but II appears as Endorsed by TnE TRIBUNE who's,
character for probiy entities it, sanction to great
weight and therefore II Is likely to do much damage.
As YOU know Sir, am engaged In the lhnnkes.
and aborous attempt to reform those monstrous abuses
in tho Navy which have brought II 10 IL present worth
less condition, and In doing 30 1 ain exposed to The
most mercless assaults by those whose yilancs or in
capacity Am exposing, while have no aid from any
quarter because II In not known whether shall sue
coed aud II fall the vengeance Of the Department Will
oyertake al who help me.
In this attempt to do great public service. at great
cost, both Of money and Of personal feelings, think
do no, ask too much Of the newspapers that they should
not aid In defending the abuses am nssaing. unles'
the facts are mssatod by mo- and be- mot by facts
truly stated by then-which regret to say 10 not the
case In this article And also think may fairly ask
that any statements which arc 10 be made against mo
shall be authenticated BY the Of their author; for
40 an editor you cannot have any knowledge Tho sub
N~-"-~~
in tho case Of q person with "strong boot" who
knocked lalf the hatch of with single kick" from
gunboat. II this statement we're signed by some
person II would DO poweiless-when indorsed BY The
TRIBUNE II IL powerful and aids much In perpotuatns
tho present system Of wrongs.
Now, as to facts. You state that the "Tconderoga
was stin faster having made no le" dn II knots an
hour a. Is stated In letter received by Mr. Dcano. the
naval constructor from Of the engineer Of s chip
That 49, IN engineer Of the ship NO wrote. and that Is
the only proof known to you on which to proclaim In
double leads" splendid success" The truth sbout
this ships power proved on the trial at Washington.
II took her ~ hos 90 eco miles Is that IL knots an
hourf Her screw has pitch Of less than 10 feet and
abe can Z turn more than 81 ysvoiuiions minat, so
that IL she went fast a. her screw runs sho would
only 20 s,pen kno hour and when the 10 per cent OF
necessary slip or she won Z 90 knots II tho
engine could turn ntsay rsSo!gtIoM minute, a. the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07
rnOH GEN, DlTJER'S DEPARTMENT.
EsYsdjtsoa Toward Washington, Me-
4 REBEL FORCE MET AND ROUTED.
rauture of Cannon, Caisscn, and. horses,
FoHrssss MONROE, wednes> 1sy. Jan. G. 1894

FORThkss NONFut' " eu'V >!b!l JUN U Io"''
N, s,eame, Guide from H.,ewbern, n. C., OH
,,s, has inst arrived. Assistant Inspector General
uer.ng is among her passengers.
Intelligence ro;ched Newbcrn yesterday that ue eA
addition under Col McChesncy Of the First Norh Naro
Inns regiment which left Newborn on The 9''h u''' io'
,-ee,vjue. met the enemy or Thursday night ne''
ashington. Both parties were surprised" 1'''.
,ams charged on and routed the enemy k'''hs "
,,,enaa, and Eve men, all Of whom were ie'' On '"e
,.a and cap,urcd ten men, ono cannon and eai'son'
Nth the horses of Stars battery Our loss vas Lieut.
Adams killed and Eve men wounded
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FROM CHATTANOOGA.

CINCINNATI Wednesday Jan. 6, leo.
a dispa;ch from Chattanooga says that the
,ethe there has been singing cold for the last three
eys. A,
Two soldiers were frozen 10 death at Bridgeport, Ala.
the 3oth glt
The soldiers are re.enis.ing.
ile Rebel .iuos are IS miles from Chattanooga
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CJpsov.
ANOTHER CHANCE IN UNIFORM.

Notwithstanding the numerous changes in
tho uniform ~ officers inside ~ late mourning ~ I'm
rrrse aronnt ~ expense the officer whose paw bn.
not bern incrcasod IN proportion IN meet H. the follow
order rclstlv. o. overcoats has lrst been Esned
~ or-.r sha b. irpsr cabin sverccs and cape ~
DARK ,e h-v~r pilot cloth lined throughout With ssrs
bloc fsun- h aont hr ts-d packets In ~! bot
move a. p-a.ur. and pro,i.d viii etra cic collar &
AstElA form .ersfs,e grant I'm esrh o. TIE coy
sr, Of he o..rcos .ha be the following devices ne-Itd
nlf. two s,.r stars, Commodore star ,tp,sn. sv-
sa.-; Cafnr,na.f oliver leaf Li"ui'nent Conmsnd-r
ia rsf, Li,u'crsn' silver han Ns.,r svsI Der
"a, si oort tho for, ets, Of The cols-. stss on
c.s 4 a..lmlNrd rrns 60 ~. Designations Tue
q. al IL Of 70 l-e rlall.
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ST. Jonx'A N. b, wednesday. Jan. lesA
In tho Chesapeake case to-day, tho evidence
Of Daniel Henderson, second mate Of the steamer ~
taken. and occupied the whole day. he AsntAsd ~
prI,oner. No new features were ELECTED The Cean
adjourned until o-morrow
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BOeIVN, Wcdhcsday! jan. Ic09
Two hundred and twcn.y recruits for Maine
regiments passed through Boston tod.y fs he Amy
Of the PVtOnae.
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4 new and handsome steam yacht, built nj
Cr..nfoln, for Mr. jerome ~ this city made Dor trial
,rlp ,c.ierday having board select p'rty 81 invt'
M guss. tie builders O. the vessel and tho constructor
q l.r .lein.s II. machinery VIC understand. was
hu, bv Mr. Dickcrfon 81 this city his peculiar
rian and the test ~ IL Will therefore be matter OF
considerable interest 70 tho public and the press. par
;cul,rv at the present time No Invitation. however
wa, rr,ruded 10 tho members 81 the prcss which nc
oounts FOR the appearance u tho rcsut o. the trial
today We believe the vessel made trip few weeks
since which was very unsuccessful but this Is only ru
NOR ~ none 81 reporters on board. The hull
az tie vessel T. ueguifccny shaped and IL construct
I'd With considerable ability The interior fitting M Of
N. saloons and apartments Is OF tho most gorgeous lie
scrlton.
IMPORTANT NAVAL ORDER.
A consulting Payma-'er has been stationed at
the SowYork Navy Yard. 20 give Instructions TO per
son. appointed Acting Assistant Paymasters, relative
10 the duties II their Office o viii also advise dsbrs
ing officers In difficult ~ to the best method u
preparing their accounts for final settlement. The
Practice u employing outside persons u write up
acccouns ard arrange them for settlement IA AL indca
ton 81 want 81 aptitude for tho service and Will be
considers I'd In making appointments In the regular CORPS
and In assignments Ia vessels. Dsbursing officers
shoud themselves become thoroughly conversant with
their duties and not rely upon their clerks or upon out
side parties.
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Naval Movements.
PRIZES RRADY FOR DfSDrRSE

PRTIES KkADY FOX DISET KSEMEfT'
We are indebted to Mr.. T. X. Braynard OF
this city for the following list Of prizes ready for dis
trim, ON IN addition 70 al those previously publlshed
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OPERATIONS BY THE BLOCKADGyC
FORCE.
Destruction OF Important Salt WOrks-Cap-
tnrc Of Rebel Vessels.

WASHINGTON. Wednesday,. Jan. c ie'if.
The Navy Department, to-day, received the
following dispatches;
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FROM 1yENP HIS.
The Situation UnehanRed-Threat
! Disquict Reports from Forests Camp
. Rebel pro.pccts-t;uerrilI" Opera.
tiOns.

From. our s.eciel Corre'pcnder
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RAILROAD LINES.
)hlLDELPnIA, WITMINgTON
Il BALTIMORE RNLROAp.


RhiTititl,rril Rth'ii3iil,r ilA! WILMINGTON, AND
Commencing MoNb an pa,sr,sss. paAsLs d, ,,., .,,
leave DEPOT corner BROAD srcet and wAsutNVrDN
Exrress Train a. 4Os n tNops,,, ,....,.,, -
Baltimore anl WashlEFtou, stopping A. Wiin,jn n,,n ~
lcuyy!ne, lavre Do Grace, Aberdeen, rerrymaas and
way a,n Train at si5AM SUNDAY, sxoop,osn "a,
delaware Railroad at Wilmington ior Milford, saisbury
Fspisss IIanati j5P. NJ tsuntavs excepted for BAL
tmote and Washington, stopping az chester Wlmngton,
Es,gn te5'' ne, eaG & hAyre NJ se SIaes ,r RAJ,
lmore and Na.mr ton stopping a. Wlnlnston Newark
Futuu, NTh E'st Perry g'ic, Hiyro 90 Urace, Ferry
Nigh E,prc,s al MS r. NJ. mr Baunoro and
ano WashIretou pt..eusers). wlmmgton Newark, Ella
paas,usrra for Fortress Monroe will take thc ol5 A NJ
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
stopping az an stations bc,vo.n Philadelphia and VII
leave rhuatyl1hls Of n A. NJ, g. D. 30 and 10 p. NJ
The = n. rrHu a9nUceta Nth Delaware Railroad Tor
Leave Wnmn. ton at ,ig ana $50 AM 23o, and 80
l,,r TT9orn @ @ TGAlys q p IS rg2N ,5s g1yq ia1S
t". i fI,, 4 'nIg.'.mA m ,, IN
suypAY. TRAINS.
Tt' .o1. afs M i,' a1T'Ts az ~, W,'s. q.
J.,6ce. ,b, r5,,G, r,rrymlns : and H,rso,,.
lueu sgruu, 90 Chcs.,r Uur ua'fm1rc aud N,ah.lg-
sg.t 'Tcryt t''e and rs grac,
Ae,omuioda,- n Train at lor.M. for Wilmington aud
EAlTmonE Ton PHILADELPHIA,
Grace, rerry,lc, aud wi.mineroa Aso stops AZ Ek-
ton aut Ncwoh 10 t,o pa. enecs for Philadelphia aud
Chester ts leave pa'sen.os from Halum'rc or Wash
Leave wlmnvgn Tor rhHa.c.pha
rEoM nulMoHE 10 ruLtphLellh.
russ. i.ar M. way frtli tJf r. NJ, Express, u'si
| rRArss FOR BALTIMORE
Leave tNrHtHr 90 UI q NJ. o. aud ll'HlF VI.
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NTEW ABROAD LINE NORTH.
Y PHILADELPHIA TO BROoKLYG,
THROUGH ~ five HOURS,

sxcURsFoR TICKETS 50, GOOD FOR THREE DAYS.
on aRd shsT hONDAY, AuEuBtl 1884 IraiaS will leave
rot of VINE sueet, Philadelphia, svery mOTnng at
NJ, (sundays excepted thssoe BY the OAmdea and Az
lAnNc and RRitan and Delaware Bay Railroads 10 Pert
Monmouth and by the eoIaJnodiJus steamer jesse Hoy
10 foot OF Atlantic street, Brookyni returning leave At
lanc Street wharf every day sundAys exoeptsd) At
A NJ.
aBpy for passage BY this hne the State ef Now sey
hAving granted TO the Camden and Amboy monopoly the
exclusive privilege OF carp ing passengers aud elgH be
tween the cities Philadelphia New York. iy396
W, Y. QRIFFIrTs, General Sup peSlntehdSnt.
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RAILROAD LlNsa.

NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ TgE BLTlILEHEM. n0l t3TolyN, ~. EAsI9N 20,
- yALI ARRANGEMENTS.
rams U S0S S h' SsyS S SEw bEF3T rtRD S5s s55y,
Thompson, Philadelphia, daily (suncays excepted, n
~ l.2o A NJ gaEro.l or n.tloa'm. Allentown,
hetth Ihnn6, WIhssbafre, WunamspoH.
Wii6P. NJ LAccommoasioni tr to-t washington.
This train rcacbo Etst.n ats 50 ?. ~ aud mai cs close
connection WITH tlc New Jersey Central tr New iork.
Ai5br.M Nccrnmoiauon) nr bethlehem, Allen
GLE NJ CKS.nmn'assiio,) a. for reDsisio
Tnlm Street, or sEINs sues, in order 70 s,earo ,H'
TRGiSs yoR PHIl ,DErPUA .-.
Ieaye Re,nlglcr9 80 % ard golA. M, nisi5P.A.
Eanstslc at G'l1 4. NJ
Port Washington at % 2iGr r,AMf,vs M,
philadelphia Nr Pc, otown AZ gJI An. aHd tls P. ".
D'rsstovu f.r phll. cluhiN 90 IA. " and2 T.. ".
Uuimsrs Baggage ESproas vii call & r atd delIyot
haWsgo Ut tfc uop0t orders may bo ct 1t No. ne
y.io ELLIS CLARK, Ac,ut
DHuADELPuIA, GERNANTOwN, AND
4 NoRmsrowS RtuEUAn.
nOloo.
o., Lesye Fh'e'y1@ o. a. 81. ~ u, u An. l2'h
leave Gsrpon,owt, & Z, 9. s, $50 .al9u,tq
Ias down aud ue - and y train, up, DO no, lto
on taO GcTulaut .uu Hra0cl.
CTEsNUT MIL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia, 8, $, TO- y A. NJ ?, az 5H,7.s
Leave Chesuut Hui, 10. 9,oto, uioA.Mil'O,s' $40,
ron CONSnOHOcKtN NAiu NORWsrowN.
Leave rtnatg'BhN 6,sab, II u6 A. Nj lk,S,lN,N
Leave Soul,,ovn, JS,7, 10. o andlI AM5I%, *
re5l ifa.u M, yin SOP at otwia'aaiekon, Mauayunt
s0R lt,StYrSg.
Leave rh'ajgliah, O., %, ltuJA NJ, IL, 8,if, 5H,
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DRU GGIsTS, PHYSICIANS,
And
GENERAL STOREEEEPERS,
Can md at our blshmont fun assorE5nt Of Imported
and Domestic Drugs Popular Patent Medicines, Paints,
Coal on window Glass Prescription Yias, &c, Al as low
prices as genuine nrst-class goods can De sold.
FINE ESSENTIAL OILS
FOR Coufectloners In fun variety and Of the best quality
Cochneal, Bengal Indigo, Madder, Pot Ash, CudbeEr,
Soda Ash, Alum OH yitr0l Annao, Coppcras, Extract
Of Logwood, &c, FOR DlERS use, always hand, ai
lowest net cash prices
PURE SPICES FOR FAMILY USE,
Ground expressly Tor sales and to which invite
the attention ofthose In want ofreiiable articles.
Also INDIGO, STARCH, Nus EARD, fe Of er!ra
quality
Orders by mall city post, viii meet with prompt At
tention or special quotations viii be furnished when
qucsted,
WRIGHT &c SIDDALL.
Wholesale Drug Warehouse,
jsll-ly No. ll9 MARKET Street, above Front,
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Hnrn1rR YmHIN WAX OF ANr1ILRa.-

WHITE VIRGIN WAX OF ANTILLES
w This exquisite Cosmetic has equal for beauti'y
ng, whitening, and preserving tho complexion 10 Is pro
pared from putc white waN hence It's eNiraorj nary quail
ties for preserving the skin making t so tlf, smooth,
and transparent n is most soothing after shaving
chappod hands and lips pmplcs botches, tan,
rccAlcs, suuburn and imparts peary tint 10 TIE
face, neck, and Price 30, 90 and 20 cents HUM
& CO.. No.l33 S.SEYEN1li u Street, and No,4l EIGHTH
street 1O-8 Bun
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OUTSIDE LINE.
COASTWIrE STEAMSHIP DuWPANTS
NEW FREbUI LINE
IuE NV YORK.
tra connecting lr au NuIiHyiu and Eastern cities ans
Sew DI cans. seIIu. every
THURSDAY,
AND SATURDAY,
0.m fHe CHmpanys wharf, rr,t arr,r Race street aaa
&c." 1uIh, ituw Pier IL, North River, ON Same days, ct
d.. Ucfbt,vhich swim bo received daily, l1nI'ciin On,
mos rvtm manner, N delivered with tUo greatest dos
ll.I0 3m No.g.0 Gorn Nuaryts.
--0EgR, STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
- --l - pool touching gi gu.uHat.wu, y5-k Usrb0r
lUt NtH.h own steam. IS o. IIp Liverpool Sew York
and rbI Int0lrhIa SfoHwslp Company ~ intended &c
EANsNhUD. Saturday. pseumH.rGl.
CITY OF MNNtII~TIIi saturday. T.rHlry r.
CITY or LONDON, Saturday, January %.
And cNerN sucycgdHg saturday, 80 noon, uHn Pier NC
50 North River.
RATES or PASSAGE PAYABLE IN CuGBENCY.
Fret 20 ~tUsrtHC ..s........t $50 o.
First Cabin 90 nton loco SrcragC 90 Huion.. ts.u
Flrst cabin to Vurs lnD uO Scyrase 10 rtr.s. sl.u,
flrs, Cabin TO IiamHrgl-UuU Scyrrgr Co hamburg. IiR
Passengers also forwarded Co Uayro, bremen. Rot
teroum, Antwerp, &c, 20 equals low rates.
FHlCg irm Liverpool OF Oucgustuwn First Cabin
$3.50 $40, $40 S'crTHge froiu Liverpool and uuCHnt-
town, $40 Those who wish 20 send for their friends
buy trLefs 1prc af these rates.
For 1r'hor Information apply 1t tho Comnanys o0lcct
JOIN 81. DALE, Agent,
No III WALNUT street, Philadelphia.
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[Conclusion to-morro,cl
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Passenger Depot IN Philadelphia has been changed from
Eighteenth and Market streets 10 THIRSN-FIRSr and
MhHKET Streets, West Philadelphia Market Street
Passenger Railway Cars convey Passengers 70 ana hOm
he Depot
Passengeu 90 through without change ot cars.
is4 HENRY WOOD, Superintendent
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VIEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w Now Arrang, mont.-On and aier TUESDAY,
Nov smbef /, 1864, wal leave fTOa Walnut 5tEeSt
Pie fohOwE;-
Por Cape May and all places so-th Of Millynle at
A. N Aha3P N.
~, Mhvlus, Brldgeon, Salem, and all intermediate
places soutb o. Glas sboTO at A. n. and 2. N.
For GA ssttsfO al A NJ, Il NJ, and 4. NJ.
For Wsodbury, GOucestor 40 ,stS A. NJ II N. % hnd
CP.A
RETURNING.
Leave Cape MAY Al A, N. And ll4b A, M.
hilvllc at $40 A. NJ. ana 5 P. NJ.
BFidqeth att 10 A, M, a'bP.A.
Salem a. A. NJ. and r. n.
WO0dbary at7, g u, And 9H A, NJ, Rnd 445P, NJ,
and $40 P. N. TO Camden only.
THE WHIST JBRSBY BNPRESs COMPANY
WIZ attend TO an the usual branches Of EHpress bus-
ness receive dahY0r and forward through other IespO
sibe Express CompRnes 10 all parts ef the country any
article entrusted to AOn. Special Messenger accom-
panes each through train
VAN RENSsELAER, superintendent
Philadelphia, November 1, 1854. tll-ll
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1904 PHILADELPHIA AND 1894
lSOA, HRIE RAILROAD. 1OO4.

IODOfs kAiE kAiLkOAD. 1OO-Is
This great Ee yaVeraea lh0 Northern and ROrthWost
counties Penhsyy TO the oty n Erie Lake Erie
II hos bson leased by the PkHRsn LNANlA RAlIlGOAD
COMPANY, and under their auspices rs beAng rapidly
opened throughout Ia entire length.
II in for Passenger and Freight business fIugh
Harrisburg Emporium. 90 miss), tho Eastern DiV
sion, and from Sheffield 70 Erie m mas) on tAe WesterE
DiVisOn.
TINE OF PAsAEsGm TRAINS At BtuLADHLPuk.
hRil Train s90 A. -
Express ran leaves
Cars through WIrHOUT CHAHQg both ways on tnost
Philadelphia and LOck Haven, and between
Baltimore and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars tho Express rrnin boh wayb.
POI Inform respecting Passenger business, apply
The +. corner Of ELEVENTH and MARKET Streets.
And fOr Freight business OF the Company Agents =:
\. Il. Kingston, Jr., corner SIXTEENTH and MARKET
streets, Philadelphia.
J. W. Reynolds, Erle.
III HOUSTON,
General Freight Aren't, Philadelphia
LEWIS L. HOuPr
General Ticket Agent Philadelphia
JOSEPH ID. POTTS,
lal-tf General Manager, WnlamsPo
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., IT, FOR NEW WYORK.-DESPATC
- il5zgssot-s and SNlt'sure Lngs, via Delaware Rnt
NI0mn ANAL The steamers OF these line, are osvlul
daily nI " ocloCN NJ, and clock T. NJ FROM third pie
above walnut street
For froirhf, which win be tHkcn on aCcNmm0da tin,
terms, apply 10 WILLIAM M. BAIhD a Co. No. I245
DELAW ARE Avenue
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Tho Ticket Of1co OF the PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD Is now located al the New rgssonscr Depot
of the C0moany, 1lllBilErH and MARKET Stroots, f,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE PHILADELPHIA ENpRESS leaves daily. THE
INIE MAIL leaves daily except Saturday. All other
trains leave daily, except SUNDAY.
ON and Aftor MONDAN, December 26 1S5i, trains win
D. aa fol
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ FOR BETHLEHEM, DUN LISruNN. EAsrON
hAUCll tTlUNK, HAZLETOE, WlLKESBAkRE, WILL
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or MI>EAY

THAT IS TIE QUEB27ONY
THE PRoPRIEiORS Or THE NtW YORK
i MUsKUM AND ANATOMY OF ERDiciER have
detsrmI ned, regardless OF expense, 70 issue flee
tfor the benefit of suffering humanity tOuR OF
their most inteiesting and instructive Lectnrcs
onMarrage and its disquaIi6cs tons, Nervous De-
cility, Premature Decline of Manhood, lndiEes-
ION, Weakness or Depress,en, Loss Of Energy AID
Vital Power, the Great Social EVIL, and those
pa.sdics which result from youthful follies, ex-
ces.es 0, maturity. or ignorance Of Physiology
and Natures Law.
The.einvalua BILE Lectures have been the means
of enli ghtening aud saving thousands, and Will
&c forwarded tree, on receipt OF four stamps, by
sidressing SKcaxrARY, Now York scum OF
Anato.sy and Medicine, 6ls Broadway, New
Ork. eoko-ly
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'MEUlCAahi

|.00oatess1 ~ a1Ae UUtoe . !
Rsas Ne ssslssiss Lssssss sssesvsd IL. 20,
eonfsAss y ssdosssoss, Of the
WvALU AnOWn AND WORLD TRIED
pnnspass gsows 40
PRoeEs ooR tsotlOVVAvso
PILLS AND OlNTMEN
Yos will o., asd sasslisitss tsssinoel.,a ~
ssivsd froa al Iarss q he eossay vAsss' our
any Il in toees.
SEE TO YOUR HEALTH!
All Of you have so1s one interested il you, vel
fare, then do not delay.
YOUR LEE Is VALUABLE!
mothers, sisters, wives, and brothers. Thea While
y,u may, purchase youf health!
PUR 20 cENrS, 70 CkNTS. Or Sl1o,
Will. when expended 10 these medicines, bring
you dowa (, the srssnest and fipsst cii sgs.
The foi. % - are genuine letters, ars fSf in
speesim - shia oGcs.
50 Maiden Laae, N. Y.
Qaastsrmastsr's Dspastnent,
3ytu illinois yolsntsers,
Folly Ialand. ,. November ~. lsSSI
Prof Holloway, SO Maiden Lane, n. {
sIs: kneiosed please md NO dollars. for
which send me one deiivr's wor,b each Of ysuf
Sslebrasei Pills and Uintmsnt, ~ rstusp mai :
plssre attend 10 this ~ once, tor an mach In
need Of the above remedies Address,
Lisnt. A. W Fellows q. ~,
Syta linn IL Vols.
Camp near 3randy Station, VAL
January 1854
Prof. Hollow sir: ] have heard .
great dea Of talk about your famous liiis. and -
1 nes er was n The need VI them until now, want
70 ssy them y. disrrh9a Is worry prevalent al the
prcsest tune, ssu0 me the worth Of the entlo ed
lours. 40. JOokPn WALSH,
60. z, 9th Regt, Lxcsls or Brigade.
PuIsski, Tenn, December IS, 1859.
Pr I. HolLswAY DE SH: Pleas I'D en-
closed one collier, AMI send NE the amount IL your
famous pills, IS am troubled with ~ spepsis and
seek cure. Yours, dc,
Tao. + Trxsnx, Go l, % Iowa Infantry.
Morris Island; s C.Jan IL, 1854.
Prof HoLLo~ AY-Dsar ) :: EBeioeed yop will
fud so cents tor which wish you TO send me
some Of your W liable lis; send them ~ mail.
l enclose ~ cents or postage. Address,
ls.AlL Z. HALL, Go y, 4ta u,
Port Royal. G.
Camp Of 9TH Excelsior Brigadc,l
Jsnuary 20, 1864.
Prof. HOlLosAY-Sir: flesse send me for the
enclosed % cents the worth Of i, In pis, losed
hnA 10 censs to pay postage. and you VAL oblige.
You're &c. osrst " ~ POwK.s,
Coz, SIN Reg, EXCELSIOR Brig, wsshinston.
Mo ris leland, 8 G Jan Fl, 1854.
Prof. Hollow Ar Please fin / enclosod he gu u
Of oae dollar for pile. have dlsrr1@., ana cant
get il stopp- d, 20 want to try your Pliis
Yours, DC, WILLIAM tHhIsrY,
CO ID, l04th Penn Vols.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
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Jtaa1A Dsbsqss 1srSIs saya
thas twsssssy trick bosss - destroy
sdt1 Gpta shss si.y oeshs sosasss 81
Thursdsy last, vhicL Vas the work Of
~ inessdiasy. Issured for $1,000.
Horse tb.svss are becoming very
troablesSsus abost Fort Asdisos. s.
ssys the Ploisdealsr.
.AcclDssrAL Saoorrso.-A young H.
|dy named Jennie Wheeler, WAS scci-
dentally shot in the face BY . premature
discharge Of pistol loaded with shot,
st McGregor, one day last week. For
tana.sly she Vas mot fatally or dis6gure.
stivsIy injured.
ArTHxPT 70 BLEAK JAlL.-There are
sumbes Of despers'ssss<s confined in
the js,l 10 this city, who have made r..
peated attempts within the past few
weeks TO escape. The last one va.
made rigth before last. 1t SCENE the
prisoners bed by some means possessed
ihemaelyes Of . cros -bar-perhaps fur
ni.hed by friends outside-with VII ch
they had slmrst succeeded ih digging
ther way ont when timely discov.'y Of
their operations, was made By the jailor,
and the attempt frustrated. 1t vii do
to keep close watch on those tellows.
- he Mo;nes .Hi1fsm1na
Poisoatsg Of the Camp Cleveland
Hospital lnmates.
A short time after breakfast on Satur.
day morning, large number oithe pa
tients in the Camp Cleveland Govern
ment Hospital, we're attacked with Sc
we're Sickness at the stomach, accom- pain
ed by terrible retcb'ng fits. Every thing
indicated that the sickness was occasion.
by poison Of some kind, introduced into
the food. The latter is to be analysed
at once. The whole aft ,ir seems 10 be
shrouded in m, stery Strange to say,
the nurses, and other persons about the
institution, part ok OF the same food
without beng made SICK thereby
The widest excitement prevailed 10
the city on Saturday aferhoon, owing
to series Of Incorporate reports from
the hospital touching his poisoning CO
it being asserted that several inmates
had dtcd.
Yesterday the victims we're all com
paratively well. A heavy reward .hou d
be offered for the discovery Of the villain
or villains who ware guilty OF this dis-
bolioal deed, ~ there seome to be 10
doubt in regard to poison havingsbeen
mustered Cleveland Plain Dealer.