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Eight KmjssiOns CnFed.

Young Man, stop before you further 70. o. az
tisessas subject q Mal, there u no disease hard
70 cure ~ Night Emissions, and physicians are
scsrce that understand treating il ; ana 10 you csa
IN different States, who nave spent dollar star uO
lsr, and are now ven cured b me. an daily re-
ceiFng Letters and sending medeins 70 all paris d
tbs country. II a word, al that ars diseased 10
any way, and viii QfYe ne = cal, VII give sats-
faction fox Al OF the diseases r1s0aoBed IN tnls al
vortiseueut TIE hsst o. rsierscess given 10 THE
eity-
DIR. HcGILL,
Union street, Nashville, Team.
taul-ly viii meet With prompt sttantOn.
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ToUag Married LADIES' whose FnissoTfuns Il Ia
be3n not y 0ing forth IA dine season, ramautsf
God hss sad yea should multiply and repiansh. II
lhs y your desiTe you can consult ne either BY
ietoer or IN person No Lady over thirty-ye yoaTs
~ EEe need make application. AMeonIununieat ae
~ iaLl.F or naral.n .trillIu con llar-l..l
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The Journal du Hsvre Of the 9Th
says the marriage of Adelina Patti with
a Russian gentleman has been an
nounced. She is to quit the stage.
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TO the Lsdies,
NfarIIifE.

All Affections Of the Womb treated with ascesss
Those Married Lsdies VINO nave bseu 20 uusofig-
nate 10 ulscsrTy or prove abortion, car b carried
10 the.f foil TINS II found pregESnf o. giving ne
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The Capture OF Gems. Crook and Kelly.

The Capture OF Gems. Crook and Kelly.
The Wheeling Intelligenc5r gives the
particulars Of the capture of these gen
tlemen as follows
The people Of the city were somewhat
surprised yesterday az q rUmor prevail
ing in the streets 10 the effect that
Generals Kelly and Crook had been
taken from their beds in the city of
Cumberland and carried off by gang
Of rebels. II was soon ascertained that
Gov. foreman had received a dispatch
from an officer in Cumberland, stating
that yesterday morning about 3 o'clock
party of rebels dashed into Cumber>
land, surprised and captured the pick
cts, entered tho town and carried off
Gems. Kelly aud Crook. The dispatch
says il was daring and well planned
sffair The rebels, about q hundred in
number, were well mounted. and evi-
IDENTITY picket Cor the purpose. The
rebels left IN the direction of Romney.
and cavalry was sent in pursuit
Subsequently, the following dispatch
was received by Col Washburne, COM
mander Of this post:
CUmERIAyD, Feb. 81
Col WdskJiyHe:
A rebel force OF some sixty or more
men dashed into town about three
o clock this morning, and took of Gen
erals Crook and Kelly, and Captain
Thayer Melvin, bat none else Our
troops from here are in full pursuit,
and troops have been sent from New
Creek Troops from General Sheridan
have also gone across TO intercept the
rebels. They viii probably scatter into
the mountains, and endeavor 10 get
of with the Generals. Hope is still en-
tertained Of a recapture.
J. C. CAMPBELL.
Judge Advocate
A gallant and distinguished officer
with whom we conyersed YESTERDAY
Ventured the prediction in the absence
Of any particulars, that this capture
was planned by rebels in the city of
Cumberland, and that the rebels. upon 4
entering the town, rode straight to the /.
's-;ag occupied by the captured officers
eno Threw 'hvs> upOn horses brought 4
for the purpose. Gen. Cr,,,l. ,ro,,,,i.,,3 /
q room At the Revere House, and cen
Kelly occupied a room At the ST Mich
Olss Hotel Capt Melvin occupied a
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Wanted.

A SITUATION ~ A REFINED FAMILY BY
a highly etuessed lady from South Carolina to
ieaeh al Eoglsh branches, Latin and Music % the
Pixno, n city or country. Address
L. MATELE ABBOTT,
fshfa-2we Box II. New AiDzBV Ind
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Chronic Cases

Lungs; Diseases Of the Threat, 5sollsd Joints
stf Limbs, Pisulisy, Pains, uicsTs, CaaesF Gravel
Diseases Of tie Heart AID Liver, Inflammation Of
The stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil or ScFofula
DEAFNESS, Diseases OF tho BYes, DshHtatsd BT1.
TENS, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, sad COnsuTnpton-
together Win al Private Diseases snd
Diseases OF the L riuary Organs.
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Wanted

TIH0 RENT FOR THE BALANCE OF THE PRE-
I sent year, 2 small plsce within from 70 miles
Of Nashville, situated on good road. The house
to he comfortabe, and 70 contain four OF five rooms,
with ne s-ssary out houses. Only a small amount
Of grouni is desired. Enquire At this Office.
ieh2S-2t
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Be ODE UpmarrIed.

GRACE VAN RFtRY, THE GIFTED Clair.
II voyant sid taturia. can, by the aid d sne
Horos1oDs. procure a perfect likeness of your fl-
cure partner, ggizlg he dze the hsppy event,
leading ira Z o. Character occupation, whether
rich or poor. Post once sddiss, and other Ealua-
he informauon. il de-ired.
Send b mail, Prepaid. 0ns Dollar, sud Red
Stamp, sIth fsll aeEcn paon Of yourself and
viii retain the likeness, With tie ahove iniorEna-
GRACE VAN EVERY,
?. 0. Drawer -, DetFoit, Mich.
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Selling Out! Selling Out!

no CLOSE BUSINESS AT NO II CEDAR 81,
Il 4 LARGE lot Of Military and Citizens Clothing.
SFords, &c-, ~ well I'll kinds Of Notions, Can
ned Fruits, Cheese, Chesnuts, &C, &C., lower than
e. any other place 10 the city.
rare chance i offered 70 any one wanting
good business location, part or all Of THE Stock il
Tor sale, with the furniture o. the store.
Suffers VIII certainly tad i 70 their advantage 10
cal ca u. z. 6rARTSMAh,
lanSl-H No. II Cedar street
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HAVING QUALIFIED az EXECUTOR UPON
4 4 she estate Of L II. ChildTess, Sr., deceased,
thi j. 10 notify all persons who indebted to said
e4titfe % come forward and make paymenl, a. IN
diligence cannot he given. All persons having
claim AGAINST said estate viii present them for pay
nlent thin the time prescribed bg law. or they
will be haired. THOS. CALDWELL, Executor.
Office A. /. Demoss's Law office, Cedar st.
raflqs-lg1
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Boarding.

A ny NUHBER OF GENTLEMEN CAN FIND
a. gocd Board in pleasant part OF the CITY; also
an ulfuTushed room 70 Jet II persons wishing
board For particulars apply the Union Office.
f-bz8-u
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Notice.

fTsHE UNDERSIGNED has QUALIFIED AS
Executor Of tins last VIII and testaDse = Of VIII
iiar1 i.Cncson, deceased and requests ali persons
inhibited 10 the estate Of the teststor to pay the
same; End all persons who have claims against the
SAID estste vii present them a cOrding to law.
HARRY SMITH, Executor.
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ebay HAIR RESTORED TO IT'S ORIG.
inaI Youthful Color, Badness Pre-

GRAY HAIR RESTORED TO IT'S ORIG.
inal Youthful Color, Badness Pre-
vented.
"L0Udon" 'sar Color Restorer"
London" HAIR Color RestOrer"
"IondOn''-No Dye. "Hair Color Reeforer"
London" "Hsir Color Rest5rer."
''LOndon" chair Color Rcstorer"
II il the only known reStOrer of color snd perfect
HAIR dress ng combined Ue.icateiy performed.
Compounded in strict confornIty With mo lern
Vegetable Chemistry. 1t is not dye does pot
sisn the skin, soil hat, bonnet OF tn finest linen.
Ii vii restore gray hair It's original color pro
mote a luxUiiant growth Of new hair on bald heads
remove all dsndrIrff, itching, scuTf sc from the
sea p, rendering 1t perfectly healthy, keeps the
hair soft, moist gives it glossy aud beautiful APP
Pearsrcs, highly perfumed, antsas dressing it
has 10 superior.
sTILL ANOTHER CERTIFICATE.
hereby cert f. to the wonderful effects Of the
"LondOn Hair Color Restorer and Dressing Mig
hair Wss very gray, and through its It was soon
restored to It's natural color, and the ha 7, which
WAS before dry and harsh, and falling of, now be-
came soft and glossy, eessIng falling the dsndFud
disappeared snd the scalp lost all the dissgreedOle
itchng, annoying be ore, and ct this time it i
fully restored 20 its original dsrk color, and
cheerfuiy commend IT'S use 70 all who are DESTROYS
Of having beautiful head Of hair.
Mrs MARI KLISE,
Ctsmbsrsburg, Pa, Sept. 10Th, 1854
Sold by DR.. Swsyne Son, go North Sixth Street.
Phila,
Ilr WAC. ". SMITH.
Cor. Church and Vine streets, Nashville
iQu2G-3m-th sun n
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Election Notice

FTHE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
4 Tor DE EsshTi1le Gas Light Company viii be
held " the Office Of the Company, No. II Church
street. on Thursday, "a day Of March, 1855. BY
order 81 tlls President
isb4-id JAS, d, EEEDRICK, sec'y.
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Boarding.

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACc0NfMt
u dated with Boardi1gia private farBfy, by q
plying 81 No. II South Cherry Street, neEt doer
the Progosi MRrshal's Ofhcs feb22-5g
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
TO THE
SECOND NATIONAL Bank.
Nashville, Tennessee.
TREASURY nEpARrAiENr.

z
OTTIcc % tbs C0MPfRoLLER or tine CuRAkScY,
WAsHIsGroS, Jsn. 81, 1865.
VEFHEREAS, By sATIsFA CToRY EVIDENCE
w pre- ensed 20 the undersigned, it hes been
made 10 appear that "TaE SECOND NATIONAL
BANK or NASHVILLE in the city OF Nashville,
in the comfy OF Davidson, aud State Of Teune
has be=n duly organized under and according TO the
requirements of the Act of Congress, entitled IAN
Act to provide National Currency, secured by q
pledge Of United States bones, and to provide for
the circulation ard redemption thereof approved
June Sd, 1864. and has comflied with I'll the pro.
visions OF said act, required 10 be complied with
before commencing the business Of Banking under
said Act
Now, therefore, 7, Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that Is i he So
cond National Bank Of Nashviile,"in the city 81
Nashville in the county Of Davidson, snd state Of
Tennessee il authorized to commence the bn-i-
ness Of Banking under the Act Aforesaid
In testimony Whereoc, v tsess my
hand and seal OF Office, this thirty-frst
[ SS J day Of January. 1865
- ~ HUGH McCULLOCH,
Comptroller OF the Currency.
EsS- The above institution VI be oneaed f. busi-
ness n the course OF few days, OF which due no.
JOHN. LUMsDEN, Cashier.
febl7-2m
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SPLENDID AssoRTMENr

:
of Note, Letter, Foolseap and Legal esp Papers,
Buff, White, Canary, Opaque, Magenta, MCurn- -
ing aud Official Envelopes, Diaries for 1865, .
MenoTandums Of every style, Pass-Books, Al
buns, all sizes, including sold ers Pocket AZ
buns, Pocket Inkstands, eel Pens, and
large assortment of the most Celebrated Geld 4
Pens Pencils, Paper Collars, Pocket Cutlery, P.s
"a ludug the celebrated Wostenholm's and W
Wade 4 Butchers KNIVES, Pocket Books, az
Pipes, Combs, hair Brushes, Emery Paper. ~
Gun oil, Backing and Brushes, Buffers, Ar
nOld's povelfs, French Carnnins and Coping
Inks, Mucilage, Gard Portraits OF Generals, -
Prize Packages, Port FOlOs, Dice, Fancy soaps, ~
Blank Books and Blotting Parer, variety Of n
Desk Inlcstsnds, Paper V Fights, Pen Raeks, -
ing Knives Ruling PENS and an endless We a
riety OF Notions.
School Books! School BOOks!!
We have a small stock Of Cigars, VIII eh We
will sell at Cincinnati Prices. Also, q small ~
stock Of Cary's Cough CuEe for sale ut Whole
sale Prices.
To the Soldiers.
We have three beautiful Autographs, repre-
sept z the different branches OF the service,
printed in four coors e. titled soldiers Ger ~
tiicate," " Union Defenders Certificate" and a
Z Z. ). Army Diploma, size l2zl6 inches.
They are enclosed IN a pasteboaSd tSbe, snd =
can he sent by mail withoutiniury. Every OH :
Ger and soldier should buy them and send VI
them to their friends. ~
..;'.'''''. % essh.
For the three, postage pad..-.-....--..Sl GO
Liberal discount made TO wholesale dealers. \
We will I'll al orders for Certifcates or sta ~
tioneTy, by mail or express, promptly.
/. ~. RHODES g. CO., =
febI2 t. 81 Union street. Nashville, Tenn.
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Notice.

OFFICE ADAMS ExPREss C9hPASf' ;
FAsHvuIE, Feb. IS, lses-
vNyF are new prepared 70 run q Meseeneefl ~,
w weekly 10 GAINESVILLE, va kess,f.e -
Eent1cky Railroad, and 81 lntsrmed sie -- 80
agssesgsr leaves Eashvfiis ever Aoneiays y -
$500 and Friday mornings, a. 7s2u am.
t.i,fs-a1 yOEL DAVIS AgsnI-
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For Sale.
Executors Notice.

GALLON. For particulars enquire at "a soUt
- Cherry street near Broad. febzS-ltA
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For L9uisriIIe and Cincinnati.
TIE FINE PASSENGER Steamer s.ss
NORA. Szzzssz

o'clock, Pm.
For freight or passage apply on beard or to
feha8-It BOYD d PEBBLES, Agents.
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Wanted

Two PURCHASE, TWENTY GOOD WORK Mules.
/ Tor the Use Of The Corporation Of NeshVilfe APP
~ ~ the upper end Of TIE market House
JOHN HUGH SMITH,
fe0i6--u Mayor
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5lew SarertisFmeuts.
For Louisville and Cincinnati

TIVE FINE sIDE-wHEEL e-oz~h
Il Gamer lkIsA-IA
EMER AID. fnaas8
Tohu Skunk. .............. Master
VIII leave - shove, and all intermediate ports,
this daY, IT. ESDAY, 2sth, st o'clock, pm from
Lower landing. For freight or passage apply on
board. leb2S-lte
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Head Quarters of The Jockey Club
and Racing Association.

Army snd Navy Officers arc invited to Cell with.
ont further inYItatiOn. Jan2l-f
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29
DIR. G.. w. Burning
DIR. BOHANNAN.
Nos. so and 90 Pine st.

ESTABLISHED IN ST. LOUIS 25 YEARS.
Makes the greatest cures heard of and in the
shortest ine possible, he being the dscoverer of the
only VEGETABLE Remedies that will eradicate all
Gonorrhea, Gleet Structures Mercuria Affections ana
OF the skin yield Immediately to his Great vege
table Remedies By his long experience he is enabled
orrhea and Syphilis positively cured in a days He
does not conne his practice the Venerea
Affections but it general as that of any other phys
clan; all female complaints and Instructions cured in
short time The utmos secrecy be depended on
those DESTROYS Of consulting him by mail by
enclosing stamp.
Dr. Bohannans g Treatise venerea Diseases which
fully describes all the symptoms Disease
leave room for doubt. Sent address.
rect DR.. C. A. BOHANNAN
Nos. so and so Pine Street, St. Louis, Mo-
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Insures against loss ar damage by Firr and the .t
of Inland Navigation and Transportation
OFFICE Egyptian Block over First National Bank
octlZdu HALVES * BROCkWAY, Agents.
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LEGAL
STATE OF ILLINOIS, J

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander county,
In the Circuit Court Alexander County the Novem
Der Term, 1860.
HELEN Kirby,
vs. In Chancery-Bill for Divorce.
Paul T. Kirby.
N the above named defendant, having been filed
in the CLERKS Office of the Circuit Court Of sal comfy,
notice therefore hereby given to the said Paul T. Kirby
that the complainant filed her bill Of complaint in said
court the chancey side thereof the 20h day Of
September, 1o65 and that thereupon Summons issued
out of said court returnable the law dire cts.
Now unless you, the said Paul T. Kirby, shall person
ally be and appear before the Circuit Court Of said coun
ty on the first day Of thereof to be holden
at the Court House in the city of Cairo in said county
the twentieth day of November next and plead an
swer denur the said cOmplainants bill OF com
plant the same and the matters and things therein
charged and stated will be taken confessed, and q
decree entered against You according the prayer OF
said bill JOHN q. HARMAN, Clerk.
Cairo Illinois September goth, 1868.
HAYNIE, MARSHALL Il GILBERT,
SoFs for Complainant. sepZ0dl twtd
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

~ that default having been made tor more
than sixty days in the payment Of portion
secured to be paid b. certain mortgage exc
cuted by Emil Herwg Samuel stats Taylor and Ed
wis Parsons Of the Cairo city property dated
January 9TH fsG4 and recorded in the Recorders of
flee in and for Alexander county, III the State of Him
ois in book X page ooo, &c, the amount due and
payable being 5 81 100 principal with interest thereon
from said 9TH day of January 1851, the undersigned
said trustees, WILL Wednesday, the I'D day No
vember next 1861 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of
that day, under and by virtue of the of sale
tanned in said mortgage sell, at public auction the
highest bidder, for cash. the office building
Trustees of Washington Avenue and 18th street.
in said city of Cairo in Alexander county OF
Illinois, all the right title and interests of said
IIerwig his assigns in and to lot numbered ~ orty
in block numbered 50 eighty i'll the first addition to
said city of Cairo according to the recorded plat there
Of with the appurenances to satisfy the purposes and
condition of said mortgage the purchaser such sale
to assume the payment of two other instalments OF
fS3 49, 100 EACH which will become due January 9Th
1885, and January 9Th, 1867, respectively with interest
from said January 9th, 1864.
5 STATS TAYLOR
EDWIN PARSONS
Trustees OF the Cairo City Property
Dated Cairo ILL.,, October 10Th, 1o65,-td
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN


~ that default having been made for more
than sixty days in the payment of portion Of the
amount secured to be paid by certain mortgage eNecu
by Margaret Ewing Samuel Staats Taylor and Ed
win Parsons Trustees of the Cairo City Property, dated
February 18TH 1864 recorded in the Recorders office in
for Alexander county, in the State of Illinois, in
book L. page 4, &C.. the amount now due and payable
being 100 25 90 principal, and interest thereon from
said February 13th 1864 the undersigned said trs
tees, will, on Wednesday, the I'D day of November
next 1865 at 10 o'clock i'll the forenoon Of that day
under by virtue of the power Of sale contained in
said mortgage SELL public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash vt the office building Of said Trustees
corner of Washington Avenue aud 18th street, in said
city of Cairo in Alexander county and State of Illinois,
all right title and interest OF said Margaret Ewing
her assigns in and to lot numbered Il (seveneen) in
block numbered Is (eghteen in the first addition to said
city of Cairo, according to the recorded plat thereof
with appurtenances satisfy the purposes and con-
dton of said mortgage the purchaser at such sale to
the payment of two other instalments of
s106 25o0 each becoming due February 18th, 1866
and February 18th, 1867, respectively, with interest
from said February 13th 1864.
s STATS TAYLOR
EDWIN PARSONS.
Trustees of the Cairo City Property.
Dated Cairo, H., October 9th, 1765. It'd
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CTATE OF ILLINOIS,
- ALEXANDER COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court of Alexander county, November
term, 1863.
Alfred b. Stafford,
VS. , In Chancery.
Francis NJ. c. DeVassa and
Annie NJ G. DeVassa. Bill to foreclose mortgage.
Aaidayit of the non-residence of Francis NJ. e. De
yassa and Annie NJ c. Devassa, the above named de
easants having been flied in the Clerks oftce OF the
Circuit of said county, notice - therefore hereby
,iv.n to the said Francis NJ G. DeVassa and Annie NJ.
G. Deyassa that the complainant filed his bill OF com
plaint in said Court the Chancery side thereof on the
Fourteenth day September, lS6 ana That therepoh u
mmous issued of said Court returnable as the law
directs Now unless YOU the said Francis Nj, = De
Vassa and Annie NJ c Devassa shall personally be and
apr.sr before the Circuit Court Of said county on the
frst dav of the next thereof to be holden at the
Conrt House in the city of Cairo, said county on the
third Monday of November next and plead, answer or
emur to the said compainants bill OF complaint, the
same and the matters and things therein charged anu
stated will taken confessed, aud decree entered
against YOU according to the prayer Q. SAID hiii.
JOHN ! HARMAN, Clerk.
Cairo Illinois, Sent. 18th, 1860. 49, MANN,
UAYNlE MARSHALL GILBERT,
seeptl6-wSw solicitors iof NoiiIhhHdh''
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CEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.

~ Manhood ard the Vigor of Youth are Re-
gained by Dr. BOHANNAN'S Vegetable Curative. These
wonderful agents restore manhood the shattered
constitution whether arising from excesses the effects of
climate natural causes radically curing Spermaorrhea
Semna Weakness, Sexual Debility and mpediments to
marriage generally Nervousness Consumption, Epilepsy
and Fits Mental and Physical Incapacty resulting from
seabuSe &C. These life restoring remedies should be
taken by all about marry, their effects perma
nent. They acknowledged by the medical press to
be the greatest discoveries made Success in
instance is certain that water quencfes thirst
Young man! subject to that soul and body de-
sroying disease resulting from habits If Dr.
BOANNANS Curative will restore you again to health
This remedy, which has been used by the renowned Dr.
Bohannan in his private practice for twenty-five
years. known to fail in curing the worst
Of Seminal Weakness in from two to five weeks. After
twenty-five years in private practice it is adver
sed solely FOR the unortunateto them from the
hands of merclcss quacks, if from the grave Price
50 per box. Sent tt all parts of the country.
For sale at Dr. Bohannans Office, No. 80 and 81 Pine
street Third and Fourth Established % years
St. Louis Address
DR.. c. A BOHANNAN, r.,
:e1+d&w1y No. 50 Pine street, St. Louis. Mo.
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New York News,

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.
Two million and a half pounds Of
cotton, damaged by the recent fire, were
sold to-day at from two to fourteen and
a half cents a pound.
In a habeas corpus case to-day
prisoner was procured from Fort Lafay-
cite under a guard Of soldiers.
The steamship Mississippi, from New
Orleans 18th, has arrived.
The steamer Henry Chauncey, rom
Aspinwall 18th, brought eighty thou
sand dollars in specie.
.. New YORK, Dec. %.
J. Ward, for the murder of Palyman
Walker last August, was to-day SEN
fenced to imprisonment for life.
In the case of the Union Bank against
Ketchum & Son to-day, the Supreme
Court rendered a verdict against the
latter of two hundred and ffty-six thou.
sand dollars.