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, 1864-12-20

AZ BE- csnsulied nt lis osc+ l.9 South Clssk street.
corner Of Monroe, Chicago,
Half b rk from the Pnetotucc, on all Chronic D!S
n seAs. witch tie tseSts with uupAtAlteled success
I*es stpartte, wLr:e Lasr sud Gentlemen can 1on-
nhnrs :rrn A. m. to D. m. Sundsyh 10 to T. q.
t'en,nnute 81tons confidential. C"lsuasanan Tree.
AtdIe.s rost511lte Ro1 Isl. lncose t~o atsmps AID
get lis Guide t. Gcb!th. bf-9a'1H@%
, 1864-12-20
Read! Read!!. Read!!!

DAgyILE, Pa., June !, 196z.
DR.. ", Il, 4EHaQ-pelT Sir In February. 1871,
was afflicted with sugar uabetes and for ve months
passed morn tIan two gallons OF wateEin twenty.
four hours. WIS Obliged to get Up ofsn aa ten QE
twelve times during the night and IN ire months
lost ahou. nfs{ pounds y we!ses DasaS he n1Htn
Water and Ii two days afse ser Using experienced
lief and after taking two bott WAS entirely cufed
YouEs, truly, J. " L. n1Wt1F-
, 1864-12-20
Mi6reltallRnus.
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT
j L OF ILLINOIS, SPRINGFIELD, iLL.. /
rprar1hpr a 1854. Z

>
GEyEnAL ORDERS so. II.
The foilowinz extracts from General Orders No =,
War Department. AdtntA1t Etaerai's 0tce. Aasch?l,
1sC, and nom Act o! Eou.ress a9pfor March 1863
Sc q. dnd b further enacea. That tae clothes,
ats military out1ts anu aceout nts tuIntshs uby
the United States any soldier, shall not be sold. bar
tered, exchanged pledsed, 10 med, or given away;
OF the United states who has pe>5erstoa OF any snc
Clothes. arms, mnstary outfits or tur
nlsr.cd aoresal and which have been the subject
ofany such 6n}e harter, exchange. pledge loan: Or
@ hsys ny Ee s q eC n1I ~
any etcsr Of tho United States, civil mit1ry, and
shall thefcupun be delivered to any Quarterastur,
other officer authorized to receive the sEnle and the
possession Of an{ such clothes arms military ontas
oithe United states shall be pzina t4ctn evidence Of
tuch sale barter, e1change, pledge, loan, or gt. a.
SEC Il and D. ~ J,sr&atr< Tint every person
not subject the r1es and articles Of who shall
soidier he 1vce q 1as Uaite states odeses
Who shall barber conceal! o. g,ys employEnsnt e @
away, knowing him to be such; Or who shall purchase
from nry soldterh hia arms equipments nmmonltlan.
uniform, Clothing Or any part thereof and any cap"
Or any superintendent Or c,ndnctor Of any railroad
pr my other public conveyance, cIrElng sWag any
such solder ss ont OF his crew OF other wlse knowing
him to hare dessktsd OF shall TGI9;e so deliver hl ng
legs conviction. BE- tned at the discretion Of any
court having copnizauce OF the sae. u sum not
exceeding hve hundred dollars. and he shai be I'm.
pT1sopeu not exceeding two Year, nor lea than SIX
By order otthe Secretary Of War.
bI1xssa5n E. xso5nana Assoens
OFFICIAL, de14bS6 Iw
, 1864-12-20

1FASTE1,'S SALE State OF Hi
n I pa,s Cnok cnnntr ss In thr Eupef1ar EouFt OF

MASTERS SALE State OF Hi
VI nols Cook comfy, S. In the Superior Court Of
.thc1ct IN hanrers.
AsEs4rn nAAIL LT5s: jig 7. II MARsn. her ncxt srlend
F1iZhnE1It HUNTER. A~ESA1H HAYES *hd " shf I.
MAX. ". JGEnaE lEKGi1EE. s:An"Ll-'E KNOX RoExEf
In pursu oi decree u ,he sansrto1 to1tt ot
Chicago In huucrty. cred III thc Mnofr enttlc!s
cause ltc hilh d"y Of Decrmor A . isi4. on bill
shv twelfth Aay Il January nc1t IT. tsa
mister hancs oihe SAID son,tto, toar; q sa
81 tSs nor door c tie onrt House ne cit q Cai
car a. tlr north half OF block nuMb"r tfshtY
tr school section adtltinn to The c,ts e Cc oE
county s sIatc Of illinois, togt Ler with nil and SIN
ru|ur lie hcEcditamrn1t nnn sppuft cnAnces- ~ fhe
.rr1nt said rcree the premises aots "a VIII be q
c1ed &ota In four Catct!s s.ca ay Ieet ~ Nlats
ss,rnlns Through 1om ths river hon. 70 We = = -,
will tue privilege 10 The rure SIR OF any one plece
rnfec. Of taking the whole thst MY scaan na
.e tr vssea the aggregate the fon1 pafccis sn11i
amount to +ixt. thousand dollars. The esle Will be
raytly cush down nnn psTts on credit secufed ~
iI property; partfcu terGsfn thas" FesFeEts
can be nscrrtalued By examining the decree or b5 n
xury 1e master, on tic sale, or ut any tine pfcsa
4'usly. ., x.
A'~ HIRAM r. MATTER
Master In C4ancrry Of the Superior Court Of Chicago
f.. sM,Tu. Eomplls solicitor.
, 1864-12-20

pROVIDENCE $. C.-Supreme
&C. s \ i; Hssst5s S!sE
and cln!msnts upon ns Recsfsss; Gsa .,., -. at.
% g. FL
.:ence journal, thic4Eo Irlo4ns and Acw YofE Irs-
Ess1 I'll IL 6s
heo BRING Ia md 1rsnt e os " e e. III anS 1sa5
:'s ea ls S''&S p tssa,s
II Ae1c ~ thtr c.lms fhs oe 81 19,eves M PET
1or lett months after The nftccntn das OF De-
Entrtr4 :: tho decree OF Court I'D day S. 7. 1884,
seSs aeis-is:se,,. i! ' ''J5 Joi1H A. GARDNER ccrk
NTARSHAL'S SALE.-John r.
M. Allen; sea'nst Warren Mitchell &C.. IN CbAn-
81 sir,nr % of decree OF the Louisville cnancery
o rer r. u: fHens ths
oa ths Highest b bddss; or @ &c nTn,sc; teclty
Tl!' t .S;S.1
&
ess sesss ee: T. e. tassss
s: :s:s$: ii ss L Il
y, ". IS; test to the bestnaing; r,.,,,. =, ~,
Az ot oa tie
road a tic corner oi lot nonSg. & y 3oaa I'd sfnH @a1
east ftc, to Beargraas Greek themes sonth ~!nns
raid north corner Of lot formerly o 1xnss
lot y se he;nAisg. and being th.; property EnoT1
c4t Armstrong d Csf soap and c.noe iaGloly: @ ads<
1atned counected viii sad factory also 'srgs
lot oimovtabic articles used IN said i.sorJ eonssI
suaEes mouas worms preses tAws n,ee id sa
&c. &C. huch dttrcled hr1,Ct6 Elil DC koLu "
credit q! three month"; lus Rue Oyer R50, and for easa
1or SUITS Of 40 aud under. -. -.
Tie "archasrT WI! be reqa.red to e4ve bond Wig
nrprord security hrrr1ng interest fiosn date UNI
paid, and lien will be rct*ined M dd1tions Rccnrt1
1u0MA As A. MORGAN,
Marshal Lou ChEncely Court
Loulst Liz, Ey.. DE. :, ls6: te5-&58i IT
, 1864-12-20

NEW YORKANDL

Ne" 3oRkANpL1VERPoo1
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
Capital Etock1 81sooo,ooo.
10000 SHARES AT ~ EACH.
Subscription Psica IS per share-
LASD8 FIELDING LARGELY.
OFFICERS:
AGk. DANIEL 8. DICKINSON, President
VIM I. .Fup1'a, Vice President
ROBERT RAS6ETT, Secretary.
Book open for subscription Ut the o1cs ef hi
Company. No. ~ 6upirs B1ttdtnf. II BroadwsT,N n. r
The lAnts OF the Company situated In tho heari
ot The Oh egon. and lnc!1dt portions Of those well
tnoHp lo1@1ues " The McEtheTnF far,n the Two Mo
Cltntoek tatrua," aud Other improved and valuable
wotldnE territories, intending over Two Thousans
Rcat EirRtnis now under prokTs oil succeasul deyel
opmept. and Gil u A1esdy regularly and largely pro
3uced from several wells upon them.
Address the Company. T. o. Box 53ss. Now York.
Qol.v1Y -s6H
, 1864-12-20

IT AXE FOREST ACADEMY.
| Thc nert Tern Of this Institution viii opea
- Tuesday, Jan. Sd, 1855.
| v.~.,.r.,nn,r11 sdtsc,s LEWIS NJ JOHNspE, II.
~, F1i6eiral, Lake Forest Of PETER PAGE, sssxa.
: tHty. asA-1s0SNs
, 1864-12-20
Epe ann Edr.

DIsEASES OF TEE EYE, EAR,
}Tr-n.+ ~ 49,. - successfully cured upon
.1 20 aaa m=cs practice 65
1r M4cEAne i. Anered 81 MAcIsar IS IN estab,ished
@ sse p3ne 6t medicine for fourteen yeara. Dce At
!! = s.. Ixfe Surgtnp U. g. ARMY. noltw4sl1Ets.Alv
, 1864-12-20

Bosrox CoRSEns, y. T., Dec n, t3sr.
DR.. II. q. GRka8 h Co.:
Gcns-I freely give Jou liberty to nAkp uss Of tho
following certificate OF tne va1u4 OF Constitution
Water, which can recommend IN tho highest man-
uer.
MS vile, who VIE attacked with pain IN The shon3
Paiptatou of he Heart, attended w1th Falling Of tho
Womb Drs1onorshen, and Irritation of tho Bladder.
called 4 physician. who attended her about thEn6
month"; when be 1eit her worse than he found her.
then employed oae Of the best physicians cond md.
who attended her for 1tout nine month"; and Wtllo ah8
was unIez hs care sle did not suffer quite a. much
pain He dnaly gave her and said her case WIS ill.,
of complaints that medicine given for one operates
agalnst some other Other tlcntiea" About this nna
our utter assontslent almost tho tIst dose beeed 10
have the desired eject and she kept on improving
h1efy her domestic nfnrs. She hAs not taken Rcy Of
the Constitution ater for abcut four Heeks. and we
are happy to say that It has produced perIuaasnk
cnse. WY. h. VAN BES5cHoEN4- ;
, 1864-12-20
Reception Of 1Icssrs. Slbiey and Coll
lins by the Emperor of Russia.
The st. Petersburg Court Journal Of Nov. 2
contains the following:

SATURDAY, N0seubCt T.
Count Puligo, Charge d'AtE1fres Of His
Majesty the King Of Italy; Baron dc Vtiere,
Beiginn Minister Of State; Nj. Sibley, Presi-
dent Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, and a1r. Collins, American citizen, had
the honor to-day to be presented to His I'M
perIal Majesty.
, 1864-12-20

DEATH OF Mrs FARSHAM. Mrs. Eliza "
Fa1nham died yesterday morning, at the resi-
dcnce Of Mr.. b. F. Voorhees,, In this city.
She was we'll known as an author and philan-
tli,opist, and had led q somewhat varied and
cbcckcrcd existence. She WAS 40 years OF age.
At one time she held the position Of matron
in Sing Sing prison. Her attendance to the
convict women included refor1natorr at
tempt By cultiratfng their tastes, education,
and in such manner that. not snitfng the
stern notions Of the authorities in charge ,she
was dismissed. Aftcrward she undertook the
enterprise Of sending shipload Of destitute
Young ladies' to California to get married.
Miss bushaus flor TINT was her maiden naue)
also married, but the result was not happy,
and she parted from her husband some time
after. Mrs. Fa1pham Was the author Of sev.
lcra} works, including "The Prairie Land"
"Ca,ifo,n.a, Indoors I'd m snd d. Gut 5 aGa "rae En- M
| cncrnies Of years ID an argument on the 81
): pc4iority Of tue female scx.-N Y. World
t Dec. 1G.
, 1864-12-20
A Scoundfel Ruins Fire EounE Girls.
from the Boston Eegsld.}

The citizens Of Oxford, Mass., are consider.
one Henry Mann, stone mason, who has
been employed IN the erection Of the new
Episcoral Church in that place. He has been
IN the vicinity about four or five months, ana
in TINT time has succeeded in e1scting the
ruin Of ut least five young girls, from sixteen
week upon charge Of forntcation. but got of
with a flne of SO and costs. Another charge
is still pending, upon which he is under 500
bonds to appear tomorrow for trial. He Is
about forty years Of age, and is reported to
have enc or more wives living. It is hoped
that The law will put an end to lis career for
The rtcsent,
, 1864-12-20
33ctroleunt Oil Gonnpanp.
The President Petroleum Company
President, Venango Co., Penn.
Organized under the Laws OF Penn
sylvauIn.

Organized under the Laws Of PENN
sylcanla.
OFFICERS:
y,r,x5aest-AAoRY EDWARDS, Esq, New To1k.
7rf,s,ser-L- H. SIMPSON, Esq- New York.
Saye.asv-3. EDWIN CoNANT. Esq. New York.
JOHN II. CLAPP, Esq. General Resident supeEtn
dent.
CDvnst1-Msxs11. pLATT. GERARD BUCKLEY,
New Iorl-
DIRECTORS:
AMORT EDwARDS, Esq, New TozE.
EBEH 3. CHoCEER, Esq Of croc9er Warren,
New York.
FLETCHER WESTR4T, E2q. cl ResssaY. Gibbs d
! Hsrdcaktie, New York.
| J.M.CAPp. ESQ., President. VenauEo Co. Penn-
| LII SIMPSON, Esq, OF L. 4. Simpson Co.. New
| York.
Its lands are put tEto the company at the unrrecc-
denied price Of hundred dollars per Ec1e+ the
lowest know oil bearing tcrrt*rJ, and form
, 1864-12-20

DISSOLUTION.-The partner
~ shlp OF TayIcr & Sn1cad Is this day dissolved by
rDntua! consent, Mr. Taylor wln continue as usua1.
and settle all Claims on Taylor e. Smesd co.ect ac.
counts, dc .lue esue at hts Inspection and Packing
Nopkcf prn site thu Michigan Railroad deros.
III. smead's continued III health compelled him to
Withdraw. j. =. TAYLnR,
del = b51eGt D. ". SM%AD.
, 1864-12-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

TIA1RV OY AN NCE.-AladaWe
1CORA JAMES, independent snd Reliable C'a;I:
roYspt and Ph1slcan caahe consulted At her office.
iii matters Of the Pn.t the Present and the futa,e,
tells orahssnt h1e1hs, lost Of stolen
fnstters Of brsinees HE. A. . pn}s'e,.n. Madame e
James II eaitvoJsnt stste III 5on5 9ease Aaa -
every and nature. without nc nse or my poson
Madare James call. Hours from 10 A. ~ tosp. n.
(nnsnlts3lcu foe $l.DQ. dell-11l-1ltA
, 1864-12-20
TIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
L. CHICAGO,
. Sonthwt1t corner ot LAko and Clxrk-stA.
E. AIKEN. President.
HAAL ". E1CRkRSQN, Vice Preak-

NJ OT1 CE.
IN GxT1cE WEs1x2s u. t r. ISsCEANcs Co.,l
December 11th, 1861.
The CREDITORS OF THIS BANK. whsthet by Ger.
tidcatee Of Deposit or otherwise, wh0 have not at-
ready presented the evi4encs OF their demands, ase
fequegted to do 60 forthwith; and
ALL PERSONS INDEBTED
TO the same. In any form, will please GALL ASp r AAKE
erUY4tST 1MxEp1ATxLT, or collie ctton must Do Gu
{otCed- -. L. D1Ih1Ssos* asd9eues"
ffaf1
, 1864-12-20
WxAruxRsrr11D, Conn, Narch r ts6&

WxAruxasrrz1p, Conn. Narch = tss&
DR-W. Il. GKx1a:
Dear sr-Haytu2 seen ynur AdyeE Et1aeuenz Of Consti
tufion water recommende for Inflammation of tho
Kidneys and Irritation Oh the Bladder suffered
for the past three years. and tried the ak Of number
daeed to ~ your medsdne, procured one bottle of
yonr Agents at Hartford. Messn L., sss1n Eosan6
great shenze n ~ health 1aa,e rsed m ~ q oostss so of
we'll. md IN good spirits. cannosexpress my Efaa-
tue feel that It Is all and nora than yoo =
cnn1mend it to he. Msy the biexing Of God eYeE At
tend Jou IN your iabors ct lore
Yours. tSuty, L3&tAAED j. Btd4to~.
, 1864-12-20

DR. ia MES,


r.Mre, uocu1mar
, 1864-12-20
rr1E f,oNFEsS10Ns AND.Ex.

L PER1FNCE OF AN 1SvAL1p:=-Pno1tsncd 1or
o;Se,s. wha sufer tron Hcrvons Debility. P.eEaturs
Decay al Manhood. &C., supplying 1t the zzrn. time
srsY ~ undergoing considerable Qu.ckery, ~ In.
cosine poatpatd addressed enyecre, sln:le copies
III. Bxe2k17n. Kiu<a Co. N.Y. deyA3@lm1aT
, 1864-12-20
CONSTRUCTION WATER
Stone in the Bladder, Calculus
Gra7el, Brick Dust DEPOSIT,
and Mucous or MpAy
Discharges after
Urin9l1nS.
he eutir"iy cnrrt5y tho Constitution Water, u taken
for anF IeEs:b~ Aine.
III D,zmerorrhea, Of Painful 11anstguatIoa
and Menorrhasla, or Profnse Flowing.

menstrual Gnidoi1 the one eass helm: TO- lille, and
fSse Ten WILL DC eea seeoAy oS ING
S1nsueIEon Ss1n Gi Makst. v.r,rvo or~ r,,r -ro,1,
w G1ssase h1oN aS 15r r. Vs NJ MOaE
t ~ tae EssHsi y @ " ~ n.a ~ - ~ Nv
LIN VI en-, aa = ~ ~ fs tis ~ 49,
amSa.h ~ aaEn n1 1sncnntin@ r. shantfnn n Gsfns
81 ~ siP1 ~ ~, c...-. H. h.. NJ 3so
.........
AT IL nne ses M ofte ta ,osos ns on rea
@ n. - 9ta 49,, r" re Itaaaso - ~
ineSaa the Va sn anlv snumegahr th
Ten 81 ts ~ He11f 1mpatrea AstHsy %
.
c7Tppp TEEEn MENET pn ATTnN
rTye md dsnrrrons mandies srn tia rsnjt antf ~
month after month passes without m effort Being nadn
tn nssxt nature supurrSsion becomes chronic
, 1864-12-20

ITURIOUS" LADIES.-Wot1ld
YOU not Ike to see the picture Of your tutu1e
huabapd, and Know the date Of the happy eTent? II
TEcnty.yc cents and re'! stsmp, Stating aset com.
pexie1 height color OF hair, and eyes. and will send
MACY. Box 475. 1rny N. y oelep5t4-at
, 1864-12-20

ITO SHIPPERS OF "DRESSED
j. HoGS. -Tbe Grand Trunk Railway, Ia conncc.
!ion With ths Vermont Central" M ats foly nsepaEed
Boston and the principal New England cities,
, 1864-12-20

Has a1so perfected arrangements to forward the
c..e snd speed. JACOB FORSYTH, Agent.
de1t h3ut 1jt Il Clark stseet.
, 1864-12-20

NEW NVENTI0N:m,h: TO !. ~: -, von Ion
- Ntshlv recommended new invention. will net
aniT ciean. hit c1veg durable nsT p@9Ah III 70 ever
: Shieoct - r. pnl;Shed. MANN pYCHE. corner Of
N4ndoiph aud Dearborn streets. sole asens GoI CHI
, 1864-12-20

ITO LIVERPOOL SHIPPERS.
The Grand Trunk Railway snd Montseal Ocean
Eteamahin Companies Lire to Liverpool,
VIA KTI.AND.
Ar. nrena,ed to giye Through Bills Of .dng at satts
facfnr, rates on application to JACOB fohSiTH,
Agent. a CLARK street. 6<iSp@n A3t
, 1864-12-20
BEWAEKE OF 1T.

4 BASE IMITATION OF MY
"A. PATENT PARcIIsfENT COPYING PAPER u
now being otercd to the public
BEWARE OF 1T!
xil hxrliiS hold together b. Its weight. be sure
to ask staflouer1 for tue genuine
nna-rs6..cuia 43Spnfh Fourth ST. PhlIatsctphjN.
, 1864-12-20

CANCER, FISTULA, FILES
= and malignant Tumorf, inc1ndins cancer OF The
eepsica1 Of med!eea p1sst.ee BY ns 2; nAc !;
~ ss.tshsica practitioner OF medicine f9r fourteen
Year" ONCE al li9 South Clar9 street, Cheago D.
nt9L y y 10 naf S,sE, & dei5-hsassa- Inis
, 1864-12-20

mode Of dealing in controYertcd matters with the
English nation. Eng1iabmen, unfortunately, hare
them popular among other uations, and perhaps
their popularity among their European rivals has
not been Increased By that which seldom does In
crease popularttF-a somewhat disProportio1ate
amonnt of SUCCESS. But Is nation they are not
regardless, perhaps they are more regardfuf than
most other nations, Of ofjustice and Of honor. II
ter DO Yon . wrong, approach her as ono man Of
honor would approach nnother man by whom no
felt TINT be had been aggrieyed, witt a frank,
without acrimony Of petulanee or angry imputa-
tion Of motives which can lead to no practical re-
splt, and which after all may be undescryed4 Dc
ne
thonch Compliance With It Should BE- diflcult and
sPd tesfs viii se ma5s 5syr in 9assns hsse
Gnty %ng to "" thcir sS Country to second fir sain
eonrteousiy preferred 70 the extent Of ther power
And, oh persuade yoar government, If you can,
dae oSsr ns o. M
solntiou of which may entail untold calamfhes on
he two nations, and on the world, to be preju-
diced by any oae ~1o nas no. a @ ost Inc io fg
. tility. much less Of menace to Americans would
y by T. has e5
fFop, nc, or from more influential writer's or
speakers a as to he division. of sentiment which
htme1ican question, and which It is necessary to
hody OF the English people is aniuated by the
: hostility tow:rds America expressed By snsh OF:
; rms Of mere class feeling az the 7snats. II any
doU2{nant class OF party in England were to at
tempt to use the power Of the stats for the .pur.
: upse oi doing you wrong, We should bo divided,
: and you would have Jealous. and. Is think, moi
A fnefgn,lcant par on you1 side. But let The
; honor of England bs touched, and we ore united
i aGcnucmen, tho moment Of parting would b
IN n,n onc OF eadncss-cf sadness greater than
. sheri5 care to say-if did not promise myself l
oaick feturn. Next SIMMER. trnst. will bring
ms here again to witness the further progress
:; ol It's groat revolution, which VII bT that tina
, 1864-12-20

Made at the Brush Factory 2o4 Randolph st.
.ny = GP.rIfnrhou.es. Distetfes Brewer1es,, Ware
nou,es &C. where theT required to be used vet Or
pufpose. uA"' d. o1A0 y" W.
Do11-a16tm
, 1864-12-20
TINTED PLANO MAKERS

ADDISON FARMERS MU
~ Tr1A1 INSURANCE COMPANY.
otice hereby given to he members az "a g re a;
iii he heid nj Inc olice thereof the SECOND SA
TiiRfSAT. being the 1I.h dry Of January, 1861
a.o,HfIt HENRY D. FISCHER, Sec.
, 1864-12-20

ssuot only among those he has treated profession.
~ ally, but among all he has been brought In con
"tact with: Uniting, with superior professional
sfskill those qualities which make one true man,
"his departure is always matter Of regret, only
"equaled by the gladncss Of his return.-Caledgo
Otn1dcrat, Oct. IS, 1855"
The above testimonials, medical and editorial,
arc living, their habitadon given where the ekep-
tical can refer. DR.. James is tho only specialist
In the United States, In the treatment of diseases
Of the genital or aexual organs, TINT has testimo
malls eulog1stic of his professional skf1, that arc
responsible, genuine and reliable from the press
and from Professors Of medical colleges and hog
pita1s in the United states. : These testimonials
arc home testimonials, and not from foreign
county.
Dr., James, within the last fifteen years, has
treated more diseases, and ofa worse chasacter-
Of private nature-spccessfully than any other
phyeic5an in the United statca.
Dr. james has been practictng IN this specially,
In New Orleans fifteen years. thirteen years OF
which time conducting the largest hozpital In the
United States in this spec ta1tJ, and FOR the last
three years has been pracu c1Dg in this city tChi
cago.) :.
There is scarcely u person tha: resides, or
has rctided In New Orleans since 1850, that has
not heard Of or seen Dr.. james Lock Hospital, on
Custom House street, where 1t was located for
thirteen years.
There are numerous persons now resident In
this city, formerly OF New Orleans. who knew
that DR.. James had the most extensive and sue
United states. Therefore, with his extensive
practice, md long array Of testimonials from the
medical faculty, some Of the most eminent doctors
Of the United stntes, Professors OF Colleges aud
Hospitals, speaking Of him in the highest terms
of prafee, should be sufficient evidence to gain tho
confidence Of those requiring such service as he
renders
Its conceded fact that diseases Of the gene
rative or sexual organs are more prevalent md Of
more Severe and complicated type In New Or
| leans than In any other city In the Unaon-
Dr.. James, having derived his experience and
reputation from such source, should be some
evidence In his fayor az regards his medical 1kll
and science being thus aided By skill and ezpe'
riencc, has perfected the practical phssictan-
d. James cures SpeEmatotfnGa saa AuPosenes
by Al infallihle method, saving much time AMI
expense. and The only surs cute for seminal In
voluntary discharges OF impotence. Syphilis
secondary, tertiary, OF cntailed herediarilJ- Tht
mcst terrible md much to be dreaded poison Grad
lcated from the system without resortins to met
curry, iodiac, potassii arsenic, or any poison bu
neutralizcr positive cure.
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IS Randolph street, between State and Dearbor
streets, up stairs. "
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THE BODY OF COLONEL DAHLGREN TAKEN
To RICHMOND

FORTRESS MoNEUE. March s-The flag Of
truce steamer New York arrived this evenin z
from City Point with 7uD Union prisoners, ex-
changed for an equal number taken up.
The Richmond Sentinel Of March 9Th has the
following dispatches
MERIDIAN, MISS, March fisherman was
at Canton last Wednesday. Oar cavalry We're
fighting him on all sides and taere w as heavy
cannonading at Canton all day Wednesday
Sherman has taken a large number OF negroes.
He leaves the country perfectly Impoverished
wherever he has been.
WILMINGI ON, March IA blockade steamer
was sunk off Cape Fear yesterday.
CHARLESTON, March 6-TWo hundred and
five shells have been fred at the city since last
report. Nothing else new.
CHARLESTON, March 4.-One hundred and
eight shells were fired at the city 70 day, aud
one hundrd and twenty eight yesterday. TIL
Monitors shelled Sumter to- day.
SAVANNAH, March 4.-On Tuesday, Colonel
Anderson attacked the enemy at Camp Finne-
gan, and purs ed them to within thru miles
OF Jacksonville. Captain Stephens is among
our killed.
MERIDIAN, March fisherman has burned
a great amount Of property here aud az Madi-
son, Enterprise, Lockhard, and Lsudsrdale
At the latter place all the public buildings and
q lumber of private houses were burned.
The Richmond Wing OF the 9TH Gays: Eight
hundred and sixty-one prisoners arrived hare
yesterday under charge Of Major milford to
BIZ exchanged under the stipulation OF the car
tel. Its hoped that regular exchanges W Ill be
resumed for the future.
The body of COL Dahlgren was brought to
this city on Sunday.
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the disasters, and the honors Of the campaign
under General Pope.
Previously to the advance OF the Army OF the
Potomac under Burnsids upon Frederick
burg, Captain Dahlgren led brilliant cavalry
dash with a handful OF men into that city, to
the great Amusement OF the rebels, capturing
prisoners greater in number than his wn CON-
mand. Upon the success Of this raid, General
Sigel expressed the warmest qualification. In
repelling the Pennsylv ania in yasion, Captain
daring, TACT promptitude and credit. Near
Hagerstown, in July, 1863. In an engagement.
he was wounded so severely that he lost leg
in consequence. His immediate promotion to
the rank OF colonel of voiun teers, to date back
to the day of his wound, and his necessary it,
termission Of service, were the conseq ueuces
AS soon as it was possible for him to esume
active duty, be induced his superior officers to
permit him to accompany General Fitzpatrick
upon the late expedition.