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A CURE wARRANTEDINT TwoDA,
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR. j. addresses all those who have
by improper indulgence and solitary habits. wnlon
ruin both body and mind, uniting them for sther pu
sness study, society or marriage,
TuEsH arc some of the sad and melancholy enects
produced by early habits of youth, Viz Weakness OF
Sight, Loss OF Muscular Power, Palpiiation OF the
Heart Dyspepsia, Ndrvcus lrritabihty, Dsran gemen'
of the Digestive Functions, General Debility, symp
toms Of Consumption, &C.
MySrAILY-ihe fearful effects on the mind art
much TO be dreaded-Loss Of Memory, Confusion o.
Ideas, Depressions of Spirits, Evil Forebodngs Aver
sion to Society," Self Dstrust, Love OF sohtuds ina
ity, &C., are some of the evils produced.
THOUSANDS Of persons of all ages can now Judge wna
ia the cause Of their declining health losing their Wig
or becoming weak, pale, nervous and emacated, nav
ing singular appearance about the eyes, cough and
svmptorps of Consumption -....
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DISEASE OF IHPRUDENcE.

Whom the misguided and imprudent votary OF pleas,
ure finds that he has mbibed the seeds OF tins painful
d sease it too often happens that an tmed sense OF
shame or dread of discovery, deters him rom applying
alone befriend him. delaying till the constitutional
symptoms Of this horrd disease make their
such as liberated throat diseased nose nocturnal
ppodes on the sbin-bones and arms blotches on the
head face and e1tremitics progressing with frghtiu
rapidty till at last the palate Of the mouth OF tne
bones OF the fall in, and the victim OF TINS AWFUL
disease becomes horrid object Of commiseration, tai
death nuts period to his dreadful suerngs, by ssnd-
ING him to 'that Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns"
1t is melancholy fdc that thousands AL victims 70
norant prsenders who, BY the use Of that Deadly Po-
SON. Mercry, ruin the constitution and make the rest
due of life miserable. ...
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MARRIAGE,

re0sct that sound mind and body the most nsees-
sary requisites to promote connubal happiness In
deed without these the journey through life becomes
weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkens 70 In
view: the mind becomes Swallowed with despair and
filled with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
of another becomes blighted with our own,
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Washington Correspondence.
New York Herald Letter, Feb. 2.

THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.
The bill reported to-day by Mr.. Stevens
for the support of the army for the year
ending June, 1866, appropriates S529 500,
900. rs follows t''
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News from the South.
Substitute LaW.--Bragg Vindi-,
r., cated---Reyenue Of Virginia..
isa Going to Nassau..Fight I'm Lee
County.
From the Richmond Dispatch.

THIS Law IS7RE1AEIoS TO suBsrlHyFFEs'
Yesterday, in the House Of Representa>
tives. bill was reported from the commit
tee on military affairs amendatory of the
bill recently passed upon the subject of
substitution in the army. The amendatory
bill contemplates "a distinction in favor Of
those persons who are now, and who were
during the year 1863, engaged by theirown
labor, or in experimenting the labor of
Others, in producing supplies for the army
and country. The committee reporting the
bill recommended its immediate PASSAGE
The usual question of postponing it and
placing it upon the calendarw decided in
the negative, and the bill taken up for con,
sidera ion; but before direct vote was had
upon it the morning hour expired. and the
House went into secret session. There can
3 be but little doubt that the bill viii pass
substantially as it came from the commit.
'i tee. qSr. lit H01L vi
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THE EIGHT IN LEE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

THE EIGHT IN LEE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
The affair in Lee county is entirely con-
irmed and is more important than at first
reported. The Bristol (Tenn.) Gazette says:
1t seems that portion of the 10th Illinois
cavalry. consisting of four companies, were
sent out from c Cumberland Gap to gather ul
forage, and, if possible, to capture the little
band of soldiers in that county, under the
command of Lieut. Col Pridemore of Col
Slemp's regiment, who are always watching
and harrassing these forage parties. He in
formed Gen. Jones that this party could be
bagged; and by Gen. Jones's skillful man
oeuvering succeeded in capturing nearly the
whole party. Pridemore tolled them from
the Gap, and Gen. Jones with his command
got in their rear, and by being attacked in
both front and rear, were forced to surren
der, which they did after hard fight q
two hours duration, about half mile west
of Jonesville.
The enemy took refuge in and tough,
from the large brick dwelling of A. Milburn
of said county. Jones brought on the at
tack. but as soon as Pridemore came up
with his little band of 100 men, the enemy
surrendered. The whole capture is as fol
lows: $50 prisoners, including l6 commits.
stoned officers, upward Of 400 horses, ~
or 80 wagons, and something like 800 stand
of small arms, including pieces of artil
lery. The officers captured consisted of oae
major, four captains and the rest Of a less
rank. 1t was commanded by Major d. Q.
Beers, of the 10th Illinois Cavalry. He is
confined in the Jail Of this county, under
charge of killing one of our men after he
had surrendered, and other outrageous con
duct
We learn from Mr.. Anderson, that Gen
eral Jones's brigade, during the last two
months has captured | 295 prisoners, over
one hundred wagons, eight hundred mules
and upward of fifteen hundred horses. II
the affair referred to above, he lost FIVE mer
killed, including the brave Lieut. Samuels
of the Eighth Virginia Cavalry, and twelve
wounded The enemy's loss was ten killee
and thirty Wounded. z
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.DEII9CUV

..,s ,ssse1oTz b=Ai - y.+,-s::j,5;ss9 49, r. "a
+, .sot-r:dTy -si-rca b-o sVs BIO sS'ea I"
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GOING To NASSUA.
(From the Biehmond Scntinel.)

f C!~E Fron the Biehmond Sentmel)
Gen Whitingis determined that men
running the blockade to Nassua will DO SO
under difficulties" As an instance ofthe
precalItion taken, the Petersburg Register
gives the following fact. 1t occurred last
week: 'isa S- so' rs, - s,' ~ ~, 1' - .,s5 80.
= The steamer Fanny was ready for sea;
the cotton and tobacco were stored and
steam up, when the Provost guard came
aboard. The:oficers, passengers and crews
were al called up and underwent a strict
examination. They were detained on deck
while strict search was made below, and
all possible places where surreptitous pas
senger might conceal himself was closely
Investigated. All being found correct away
the Fanny steamed for the "0pen sea, but
ere she reached the mouth of the river an
other party OF soldiers boarded her for
parting look. This party was provided
with machine in the shape Of large syr-
iDge, filed with some chemical mixture
Known in that locality rs the "sneezing COM
pound" -.
This stuff was pumped into every posi-
BILE and impossible place where "Nassua"
runner could be concealed. Any man sub
iected to its influence in close quarters must
sneeze out or "bust his biler. Iii desert
bed as a villanous compound of stink and
tickle, which no person can sustain and
live. All parts had been fumigated except
the coal hunks. On examination, they were
found closely packed with bags of coal, too
close appearantly for the admission of a cat
much less man. But the "sneezing com
pound" was thrown in freely After while
slight motion was noticed, thena suppress
sed sneeze, quickly followed by vigorous
"Cot tam In few minutes four anything
but jolly Dutchmen, black as negroes, half
-smotBered, and sneezing with a twenty
horse power, came forth from their coal
bunk berth. They were escorte1 to shore,
and what further occurred we know not
At latter hour the Fanny also came back
not liking the appearance Of the blockading
feet at the entrance of the harbor. We
presume she has left before this, but where
the Jolly Dutchmen are, or whether they
have done sneezing yet, this deponent saith
not.
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STRANGE RS

rst no, your lives or health the Of ths many
Unlearned and worthless Prstendcrs, destitute OF
knowledge, name or character, Who copy Dr. Jonn-
stons advertisements style themselves IN the news
napers. regularly Educated Physicians, incapable Of
Curing they keep you trAing month after month Ia
king their filthy and poisonous compounds or as long
az the smallest fee can be obtained, and IN despair
leave you with ruined health to sigh over your CALLING
disappointment.
His credentials diplomas always hang IN his once
HI, remedies or treatment unknown to all others
prepared from life spent in the great hospitals Of Eu-
rome; the first 10 70 country and more extensive
PrIva.e Practice than any other Physician IN the
world .s
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,

5sT p .d99 ,TAceUACkERY. ID
The Only Place Whne a. OreICa1 be
r,,,,,,r,,,-oo s.5s7 Obtained. ssss s9n I
nR. JOHNSTON has DISCOVERED THE MOST
~ Certain, Speedy and only Efectual Remedy "a the
world for ali Private Diseases Weamess Of theBacl
or Limbs, Structures, Affections Of the KdnsyS sud
Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, Impotency, GsnMA
Debility Nervousness, pyspepGs, ,Langnor, Low s1f!
Trembling, Dimness Of Sight OF Giddnsss Disetse o
the Head, Throat, Nose or SKIN, AHections Of the
Liver, Lungs, Stomach or Bowels--those Terrible DIS
orders arising from Solitary HABITS o.
tins than the song q srens % the Aarnss OF
ses, blighting their most brilliant hopes OF anacfpa'
tions. rendering marriage, &c, impossible.
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have besome the victims Of sohtsry
Vice that dreadful and destructive habit which 1unn'
ally sweeps to untmely grave thousands OF Young
who might otherwise have entranced Listening senates
with the thundes Of eloQuence or walked to esaey the
living lyre may call with fall confidence. %
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MARRIAGE.

rage being aware OF physical weakness, organic dsbil-
ity, dsformities speedily cured 'Hsiu1 -
He who places himself under the care Of Dr.. J. may
religiously confde in his honor as gentleman and
confidently rely upon his skill as physician. 5sl
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spoRstMEsr OF THE PRESS.

The many thousands cured At this institution yea
after year and the numerous important SurHcai Up
eratjons performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed By the
reporters of the sun" "Chppsr," and many other
papers notices Of which have appeared again and again
before the public besides his standing as gentleman
Of character and responsibility, sufnoenf guaran
tno a the afflicted.
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, 1864-08-15

THE BENJAMIN RUsu-After lying on
the beach long enough to receive a good
coating of barnacles and seawced, the work
Of breaking up the hull of this ancient
craft has been fairly commenced. Capt. J.
L. Mcdonald has entered upon this hercu-
lean task with hopeful zeal, in anticipation
of realizing modest fortune by the sale Of
the copper bolts, sheathing, and iron fas-
Jennings with which she abounds. OF cop
per there is supposed to be Eve or six thou
sand dollars worth, while nearly all of the
iron is in condition to be used for new
vessel, for which, We understand, it is des-
tined. The keel and portion Of the hull
Capt. Mcdonald proposes to devote to the
construction Of a steamer, and thinks that
with little aid he can accomplish that OBJ
ject There is at least the foundation for
a respectable steamer in the old hulk, if
worked up to advantage. All of the tim
bers which have been submerged while ly-
ing on the beach are thought to be sound,
and are said to constitute better materials
for a new steamer than can be obtained fresh
at the mills.
, 1864-08-15

relieve portion of the large feet wt:el
has been stationed there for the past siA
months.
1t is generally believed in the army oi
the Potomac that Gen. Lee has sent Long
streets corps to Hoods assistance.
A special dispatch of the 9th says A
Cabinet meeting was held today, at which
questions of state policy of more than or.
dinary interest and importance were. dis.
cussed.
New York, Aug. 10.-Gens. Meade and
Burnside each cast the blame on the other
for the repulse at Petersburg. 1t appears
that, owing to the modification of an order
the night previous, there was a misunder-
standing as to who should superintend the
attack, and neither was present to take COM
mand.
A correspondent near Atlanta says the
operations around that city have settled into
Il regular siege. We arc pounding away on
every side, and it is doomed to be soon re-
duced.
The rebels garrison the forts and intrench-
ments with militia, and use the veterans to
operate when they are required; their line
running SO that they can be massed with
great rapidity.
Yesterday demonstration was made along
the lines which resulted in driving the rebels
back to their intrenchments. We gained
their rife pits and captured a picket corps
Of nearly twelve hundred men.
The rebels cannot continue much longer
butting against our works. They will soon
wear themselves out without doing much
hurt to us, and run the risk of losing their
communications. upon which we arc now
operating. The Macon line is the only one
left, and it is reported We have destroyed
that. If SO, We have got them if they don't
break through our lines somewhere: We
are so strongly intrenched that single line
will be able to hold the works against any
assault
, 1864-08-15

NOTICE.

IIHE coPARTSERsIIP IN TIE BANKING BUsINEss
heretofore existing between Eugene Kelly. Of the city
Of New York. and Joseph A. DonOhoe, Wm c. asiOn, and
Ralph Frez. Of San fraLeseo under the rm name Of
EUGENE KELLY CO., New York, and DON0HOE, RAJ.
ST0N CO San Francisco, will the nrst day Of
July 1854; Eugene Kelly and Joseph A. DonOhoe WitkE
drawing from the eopaTtnership.
The business will he settled In New York BY EngeBe Kelly
and in san Francisco by VIM C. RaIsfon and g. freE
Depnsnrs requested hand In ths books for settle.
ment the banking house Of Donoho~. Ralston Co.
EUGENE KELLY,
OPer J. A Donohoe. Attorney
JOSEPH A. D0NOnOE,
MM. C. RALSTON,
Il. 8. FRETZ-
Gan Fr,neiseo Iune IT 1874
, 1864-08-15

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY
i or PIERCE, ss.-Thrd Judicial District Of Washing
ton Territory.
N. ). WEST, Plaintiff, aEanst T. u. ROGERS and Nc,
CAV, doing business under the Tm name Of 5. MeCAW
CO and w. n. VAUGHN, Defendants. In the U. s Dis
et Court for Pierce County In the Third Judicial District
Of Washington Territory.
To n N Roecrs and MeCaw, doing business In Pierce
County, W. t. under the arm name and style Of MeCau
Co.. and W D. Vaughn, Defendants; You are hereby no
tilted that NJ J. West has filed complaint against you In
sa Court which will to be heard at the first tern
Of the Court which shall commence more than three MONTH
IRON the OH day Of August, AID. 1884, and unless you
appear said and answer the same viii be taken Al
confessed, and the prayer thereof granted.
The object and prayer Of said complaint s to obtain
Judgment against you upon promssOFy note drawn b.
you Apr l2h, lS62 for the Of Four Hundred Dollar
and Interest thereon at two per cent per month t datS
Of such Judgment less the sun Of aevenytwo dollars in
rest money which Is admitted 70 have been paid. Also u
obtain Judgment Of foreclosure upo mortgage upOT
Lot No. ln Block No. sixty In Lafayette Bales part
the Of sieaeoom, bearing date with said note
and given to secure the payment Of the same and IL in
Complaint alsd Angus. Oh, 1854
SR8a FRANK CLARK, rtRh Atty.
, 1864-08-15
STErLACooM, w. T.,
MONDAY, August Is, 1864.
OUR PLATFORM.

"THE UNCONDITIONAL MAINTENANCE OF IHE
CNIoS, TIE SUPREMACY or THE CONSTITUTION,
AxD THE COMPLETE SUPPRESSION OF THE RE-
BEILroS, WIN TnE CAUSE THEREOF, By vIGoR-
ors WAR AND ALI. AIT AND EFFICIENT MEANS"
, 1864-08-15
TIE PUGET SOUND HERALD
l. issued every SATURDAY MORNING, at
IS per Nnrum, payable In advance; for
six months, 50; sInEic copies, 80 cents.
Five copies TO one address, SEQ.

t5r- Ths '"'7Elvs 9FEs PUGET .SOjND HEPILD
drs oG.1 "a Communications on az Qyssfi"nS nt a;!
5,D'iy dnf interest and the G6rocury cf al sid.s cf
crsry question shall BE freely heard: Jn such oo"'a"-
nieatioas not Of nerd pa5'ic nature 9T are
irenttI for Tie farfbcrdrcs Of iadiriiEdI ends, U"
Be charged as Gdcsrti.,atg!s. TEEs rule 'rH In no
case be departed from.
EE- Communications deScdrtire q he ehdrGcteF dnd
r.sourcss Of iocala in tie territory, he fHdHefr"t"'
they preseHt for srttIeasau , are so'feed Tn t'eIt
Informed sources.
tE- Persons eIiag at Es office, GHy bUsiHHss 'rhdt
ersr, ig Plsds remainder ttGt is against te r'Ies e
al y-ssg ces 10 engage therein in loud diseasSiOns
or condensation. Ne dEsire friends generally 10
bear this in mind.
tF- Leters persOaGl matters requiring trritSR
seors IehsR GeyAdrs reference to business, IriI
rscsirs no dttsafioR.