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DIR. JOHNSON,

Member OF the Royal Collegaof Surgeons
London, Graduate OF one OF the most emil
nent Colleges in the United States, and the
The hoSpitalsof London, Paris, PhiladelphtR
and elsewhere; has effected some or the most
astonishing cures that were ever known,
many troubled with ringing in the head and
ears when asleep, great nervousness, being
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frequent bIushing, attended sometimes with
arrangement OF mind, were cured imme-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-08
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain
practice, INDUCED in when alone, q habit Tre-
uuenLly learned from evil com pQnIOnG, or at
school, the effects OF which are nightly felt,
even when asleep, and, II not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What a pity that q young man, tie hope OF
his country, the pride OF his parents, should
menCs of Life by the consequence of deVli,-
ting from the path OF nature, and INDUCING
In q certain secret habit. Such persons must, ,
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men conten
plating marriage, being aware OF PHYSICAL
Weakness, Organic Debility, DeforiniIies
speedily cured.
he who places himself under tho care OF
DR.. ]. may religiously confde in his honor
his Hkill as physician.
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MARRIAGE,

reject that a sound mind and body aro tie
most necessary requisites TO promote connu-
bIal happiness. Indeed; without these tho
journey through life becomes a weary pill
ETIma&e; the prospect hourly darkenH 10 the
view, the mind becomes shadowed with de-
spair and filled with the melancholy redec
ton that the happiness OF another become
blighted with our own.
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YOuNG MEN

especially. who have become the victims OF
Soutary vice, that dreadful and destructive
hahitWhich annually sWeepS to an intimate
grave tnonsands OF Young Men OF the most
excellent talents and brilliant Intellect who
might otherwise have entranceCi iiSfeninS,
Senators with thethunders OF eloQuence. OF
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and i1nprudent voIs.-
~ of pleasure nndS that he has iInbiGeti The
seeds OF this painful disease 1t too often hap
pens that an nl-tlIned sense of shame or
dread OF discovery deLers him from apply ing
to those, who from education and reSpecta-
bility, can alone befriend him, delaying TIL
the constitutional symptoms of this horn
disease make their appearance, such as ulc
rated sore throat, pleased nose, noCtuTnAj
pains In the head and limbs, dimneE78 of sight
deafness, nodes on the Hhin-bOnes and arms,
blotches on the head, face and extremities.
last tho palate of the mouth or the bones
of the nose fall In, and the victim OF this
awful disease becomes hOTrid object
COMMUNICATION, Till death puts a period tOh
dreadful sunerings, by sending him to "that
Undiscovered Country from whence no
traveller retnrnan
It is a MELANCHOLY FACT that thou
sands tall victims TO this terrible disease UV-
Ing to the unskillfulneRs of ignorant pre-
tenders, who, by tho use Of that DEADLY
POISON, MERCURY, ruin the constitution
and make the residue of life misernElIc
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ASK your Doctor or Druggist for SWEET
OUINISE-It equals (blIter) Quinine. Is
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OF Ulysses blighting their most brilliant
hopes or anticfp atfons, rendering marriage
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-04-07

In the Senate House, the - day
OF March, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine
CHAS. w. MONTGOMERY,
President of the Senate bro tenn.
FRANKLIN j. MOSES, JK,
Speaker House of Representatives.
Approved the 10th day of March. 1899
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor
DE3S- Charleston Courier and Somh Caro-
lima Republican will copy once.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
BERLIN

THE INAUGURATION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BETWEEN MIR. BANCROFT AND COUNT BIS
HARCK-BISMARCK'S VIEWS OF GRANT.
BERLIN, Feb 26.-The following correspondence
between Mr. Bancroft and Count Bismarck will un-
doubtedly be interesting to all of your readers;
My DEAR COUNT: On Thursday, the 4th Of March
Mr. Grant will be inaugurated rs President OF the
United States i shall be very happy If the Cham
ceor of the North German Confederation Will do me
the honor to dine at the American Legation on
that day. at o'clock. | remain, as ever, most re-
spectfully aud very truly yours, GEO. BANCROFT.
Ny DEAR SIR: Although, as n rule, am unable,
III my actual state Of health and occupation TO ac-
cept invitations to dinner shall be glad TO express
my respect and admiration for the chief OF that
friendly nation of yours by joining your hOspitable
board on the 4th of March. Believe me, as ever,
vours very sincerely, V. BISMARCK.
His Excellency the Minister Of the United States
of America.
This is the first invitation Count Bismarck has ac-
cepted since his return from Yarzin, and is another
evidence Of the good disposition toward our country
for which he has always been noted, that the first
departure from his rule is made 70 honor the com
mencemcnt of Grants Administration.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
THE STATE LEGISLATURES.

THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT IN GEORGIA-ITS
RATIFICATION STILL PROBABLE.
The Fifteenth Amendment was adopted IN
the Georgia House Wednesday, by the RePuDhcahs
uniting with the frightened Democrats; but onThursday
M o,o WINS reoopsdered and the resolution now lies on
Tho tabe In the Senate IL adopted in the same man
,er ON Friday and reconsidered Saturday morning.
Tho Repubeans being In the minority in both branches
have noy decided 10 leave the Amendment entirely WIN
Tho Democrats II majority OF the Democrats IN elther
mr. both Houses will vote for the Amendment the hepuD
IIoans will unite with that majority. As the Democrats
atm refuse 10 recognize the Fourteenth AmendmeDt
the Repubcans consider t idle TO vote with them on the
Fifteenth until majority or tho Democrats themselves
will vote Tor and agree 10 abide by IT, Great eXertlOnS
arc being made by the political wlTe-puefs 10 uehIeh
aud drive the Democracy into the adoption OF the
Amendments hoping thereby In satisfy Gen Grant ana
Congress and the expulsion of members inelg
Bile under the Fourteenth Amendment, and the restora
ton OF the loyal cOOreG members The sentiment OF the
Democratic party at large, and OF all the Democratic
newspapers, still continues bitterly opposed 10 the
Amendment
The Fifteenth Amendment passed the Ar
kansas Senate on Saturday By vote Of - to3
The Legislature of Maine adjourned sine die
on Saturday, after session OF 69 days.
The Wisconsin Legislature adjourned SINE
die ON the l1th inst, after IA session OF Ga days.
In the Michigan Legislature on Saturday, the
Hon 40 special COMMITTEES appointed to investigate the
affairs Of the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad made re-
port They declare that the charges made against the
railroad are frivolous and the annoyance TO which TINS
road is sbieoted by every successive Legislature s out
rageOus and ought TO cease.
A series of concurrent resolutions have been
introduced In the Nevada Senate nsrucng their sena
tors and Representatives 10 urge the passage OF an
amendment the Constitution requiring Congress eNclu
syey TO prescribe by whom and In what manner, Con-
and Presidential Electors shall be elected and
such regulation shall be uniform throughout the
ITuite
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
ANOTHER ASSASSINATION BY THE KU-KLUX
KLAN-DR. DARDEN MURDERED ~ TUE
PRESENCE or HIS FAMHY-OYER 100 PISTOL
BALLS FIRED INTO Ills BODY.


KLAN-DR. DARDEN MURDERED IN rHE
PRESENCE or HIS FAMuY-OYER 100 PISTOL
BALLS FIRED INTO Ills BODY.
lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
ATLANTA, Ca, March 14.--The ku-Klux
assasslns are again at work. DR. George W. Darden u
highly respectable and wealthy citizen, and well known
Oyast OF Warren County, had personal difficulty
some days since which resulted in his shooting man
named Wallace, editor OF the KuKuX journal at War
renton lie Immediately surrendered TO the civil author
tiles and was placed in Jail Friday last. Sheriff Nor.
rs fearing Darden would be unsafe there caed on the
better class Of citizens TO act posse 10 guard the jail
over night but tho citizens declined to act, being
oyerawed by band Of Ku-KluI numbering about 100,
VINO took Immediate possession OF the town They then
demanded tho keys Of the jail from the Sheriff. and on
hs refusal 10 deliver them their demonstrations became
40 violent that ho compelled 20 seek safety II flight
taking the keys with him. The band them at midnight
returned 10 the JAIL and broke into IT, Fearing that Oar
d had pistol the cowardly assassns built fire at the
doorway and smoked him out. DIR. Darden asked time
.. l,c n will which was granted. He was then taken
o,, and I'm presence 0; his wife and children
b,rbarously murdered by these saVages nov less
than ons hundred and my pistol balls piercing MS Douy
Tbe Sheriff s now here, asking military pfOIecIo Ior MS
,ptv and his own life. Since the ASSASSINATION OF 'ho
sheriff OF Richmond County at the November eiotNon'
is man Is the only Republican sheHu le1 III 'lo 't"o'
An ATTEMPT was made 70 assassinate Darueh i"s'
- ,d ,yarrants we're obtained by him against Ger
ttn norties which warrants were IN the hahus
Of s' tho % present sheriff for service, when, when he
",orr,g CI was waylaid and wounded in December
T6o county of warren is the headquarters OF tho ku,
KUr for six surrounding counties, and It Is IN t' section
that the ontrages and murders upon Republicans nave
Seen mo,t frequently committed Application nas % TO
peatedy and continually been made Dy 'no oisi ,,a,
- ,, military for protection and assistance IN tna'
lues oi Int ygith6ut ayailv Loyal men now 49, ~
How much longer must we Wat i9 @ S pa laws TO protect
LEGAL and oya Legislature that WIZ of "a Oyal
r I,Sns and which the military, uldeI oluo'' "
presdcnt can assist In carrying OUT
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
GENERAL TELEeRApHIc NEws.

The military post of Camp Hamilton, near
Fortress Monroe established IN 1861 has been broken up.
"A fire occurred in Chicago on Saturday,
No 6s 1akest No &C was slightly damaged by water.
Loss, $4,000.
The ice in the Hudson has broken away
above New-Hamburgh, and 1t is expected to move at
Poughkeepsie to-day.
THE emigration Of French Canadians to
the United States st continues many Of them leaving
without dispOsing Of their farms. ron
THE currier shop of William Clahin g.
Co.. at North Beckett Mass destroyed by fire ON Fri
day nisht; loss. $4,000 Gov Cain is the principal
member Of the firm.
THE Jury in the case Of The People agt
Dan Noble indicted for the great Royal Insurance bond
robbery In New,lork were discharged yesterday
ing at o'clock having been out since o'clock Saturday
after0on They were unable TO agree upon q verdict.
- The train from Toledo, upon arriving at
Cincinnati on Saturday night of the track near the
depot, owing To an open switch The locomotive was
precptated down enbauk eut, but the remainder OF
the train kept the track The passengers were unhurt
The engineer, baggage.inaster, aud a brakeman were
slightly injured The fireman, Ed Collins, had mis- collar
bone disOcated. Thomas Wing, who was riding ON the
englne had his right hand crushed and his LETT ono
scalded
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
MEXICO.

THE NEGRETE PRoNUNcGAMENTo-rHE MOVE
MINT OF MERIDA-INSURRECTION At
TEMPTS-ABoLrTIoN OF CAPITAL PUNISH
MENT.
IRON OUR own CORRESPONDENT
HAVANA. March s.-We have dates from
Mexico to the 27h Of last month"; which in substance are
as follows:
on the 22d. says the Diario Negrete was completely
beaten In San Martin Atexcal by Gen. Aatorres column
one OF Negrete's Generals, named Malo, was Killed
Negrete was pursued by the welknown cavalry OF
Rodriguez Bocardo. Gen. Garcia, Commander-n'Chiei
OF the operations against Insurgents sent out an ex
pedton To capture secreted by Negrete in the
Chantla district OF Pueba. -Four hundred rebels were
taken prisoners In battle, and the Goyernofs OF fueOa
and Vera Cruz have captured others. Among the prls
oners was ocalled General Of Negrete Que Esteves
who has been executed at Orizava Lunjan second 20
Uuamantla Negrete had fled with body OF horse In
tho direction Of Nucatan The rebellion was apparently
Great sensation says the Sigo been caused in the
city by the telegrapc dispatch announcing the reprs
sion OF the revolt in Merida ana the sOOuhg O GEhs
merchants OF that city We have not particulars OF these
occurrences do not know the true character OF the
outbreak; we only know that Col CeVallos mas Oeen
charged with the command OF the state and that the
Governor and ViceGOyernOr are unaccOuntaby absent
AT Chilpansngo the eN-Col. Mayer native OF feru'
who fought In the American war ana subsequently IN
NeyIco ATTEMPTED 20 excite insurIecton there OF
battalion Of which he had been CHIEF lie was cauSht
along with two others ana upon ms person was louhu
the plan aud prOclamatOns or Negrete.
Az Vera Cruz the 23d the pronouncer frlete was
publicly shot He died with much GOODNESS aud bravery
Coi Honorate Dominique whose pardon by the Cen
era Government OccasiOned the political feud between
tie Governor OF Vera Cruz and Secretary ea, mas u Il
believed, broken his word Of honor ana gone 70 JOIN
NegretG. ,,.-.,,, j, 80.
CURED. Two robbers were killed and one passenger
The counrymen round 70 the aid OF the passengers
The Congress OF Zacatecas has abolished the death
Robbery and kidnapping wero as frequent
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

ASSEMBLY ALBANY, March IS.
The following bills were ordered to a third
reading: to amend the law relative to the charter OF
the East India Telegraph Company; authorizing Judges
OF Kings County Courts TO send prisoners sentenced for
less than five years 10 imprisonment IN the County Pcn
entiary I'm relation 10 the poor statistics; for paving
Brunswickave Brooklyn; Amending the law relating
10 the rnderpest; for iron canal bridge at SeheD
ectady.
Bills INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Hodges-IncOrporatng the Williamsburg
safe Depost Company. BY Mr. O'Keefe-FOr repairing.
and grading Colunibia-s, Brooklyn. Mr.. Hodges, from
the Committee Cities, reported the bill Teorganizng
the Brooklyn Fire Department previously recOmmtted.
Mr. wOfTMAN called up his resolution ipstruotng
the Cities Committee 10 report the bill authorizing the
Metropolitan Board OF Police 10 appoint Surgeon for
each Police Precinct TO attend az the stat0nhOuse dur
ing the months OF June July. August and September in
order for persons overcome by heat in the Streets
the bill to apply only TO NewYOrk. Adopted.
Mr. DAVIS called mp his resolution for the appoint
OF Joint Committee to investigate tho affairs and
management OF the State Lunatio Asylum OF Utica.
which was amended by making the Committee tve
the part tot the Assembly The resolution adopted
Adjourned until Monday evening
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
SPAIN.

THE MINISTRY EMPOWERED TO RAISE TWENTY
FIVE THOUSAND RECRUITs-A DEMoNSrRA-
TIoN AGAINST CONsCRIPrION-AN INsURREC-
TIoNARY ATTEMPT.
MADRID, March 14.-In the Constituent Cortes last
week, Minister Sagosta asked for power to raise
25OOO recruits which he said necessary to COM
plete the army After long debate, the majority Of
the Cores voted in favor of granting the power TO
the Ministry, but resolutions were passed declaring
that in the future military conscrptons should be
discontinued. demonstration was made to-day by
the people of this city against conscrpton. Another
insurrectonary attempt is reported in Andalusia
No particulars of the affair have been received.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15

ards after had myself left that part Of the country
However that may be- whether the details OF this inter-
estng history may be published or not whlci VIII Occupy
prominent position in the history OF Cuba satsIy my
conscience for the present with these lines reseryng
myself the right OF speaking at some other time
OF the events in Camagey as well the Department
Cuba unless have before that time, the hOnOr Oi
dying in the struggle for the liberty OF y country.
JOSE DE ARMAs Y CEsPEnEs,
Nassau ~ r., Feb. "a, 1869.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
mn NEw-oRLEANs ArroINrMENTs.

The Washington correspondent ol Inc SPfHNm
Republican SAYS:
The New Orleans nominations occasion considerable
Weasuoss iu tho Senate LOur,ircct Viii go through
without any dniculty rs be is an cihClen Eepuhlcan
The Office 10 which hc was nominated s worth only tjtO
year and has no patronage The Louisiana senators
say that Lougstrccts kepuhucausm D. sound lhefc y
opposition 20 Casey the nominee Tor Collector OF
tho Port OF NewOreaus lie has $50 oihccs iu s sIt As
Collector and 10 s feared has sufficient backbone Tor
the place II tho Louisiana Senators should declare IN
secret session that be s uunt 20 hold the olcc s pos
sbe that Senate wUuld reject him, but they Won
do that The President has said repeatedly that tho
Senate seriously doubted the honesty or the capacity Oh
any Of any Of his nominees he trusted iat u WOuc re-
jCct them.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
THE pIrrFALo BOARD OF TRADE-PkofootD
REpUCTToN OF CHARGES

BrrFALo, March 18.-A large meeting o. INC ~,
members of the Board Of Trade was held s =, ~
,cbapee Messrs Barker, Moulton' ana shaw' u ,o
York were present and the two former s,s %,
audience These gentlemen were 'he s,s,,ired
NV nearly an the promIDent and influential merchants on
the Corn Exchange in the advocacy Of radieal io'o'
in the present mode OF conducting the gram %
that city and their mission was 10 explain and dc.
10 the several Western Chambers Of COhinotto "tng
wise some uniform plan Of aCton 20 remedy the
evils The principal points urged weTo 'n srscs New.
and Chlcg 20 wOuld reduce their cleyathg caISt -,
York would make 80 per cent reduction anu 'nv @ 81 I'm
could be placed into elevators immedlatsy on ,' d. nai
New-York instead Of remaining several DAYS III C. -
boats awaiting sale Committee was appone,",h o,her
draft resolutions and report In the AFTERNOON ano
meeting was held and tho resolutions Unanimously
adopted upon the recommendation Of the COlhhillS,i
fully indorsug the suggestions Of the delegations a..
also a resolution asking the western EleVatpB 'Onpry
Of Buffalo 20 revise their scale OF chages IoI
and storing grain. The meeting then adjourned
"A bill will shortly be introduced IN VI
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
GERMANY.

THE GOVERNMENT OF THE NORTH G. GERMAN con-
FEDERATION.
BERLIN, March 14.-A motion has been made by
Herr Twesten in the NOrth-German Parliament that
Departments of War, Marine, Foreign Affairs, and
Commerce, with Minister at the head Of each be
established for the Confederation.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
GREAT BRITAIN.

ELECTION OF A LIBERAL TO PARLIAMENT.
LONDON March 13.-The news to-day is meager
Mr.. Mail, Liberal has been lelected member Of the
House of Commons from Bradford, in place of Mr..
Ripley.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
THE INDIANS.

OPERATIONS IN ARIZONA = THE NUMBER or
TROOPS INADEQUATE.
SAN FRANCISCO March 14.-The report of the
military operations in Arizona for 1868 published 1t
indicates that the carried vigorously but the
number OF troops was small that the results
wero unsatisfactory Referring TO the constant
nppeal OF tho people and press Of ArizOue
for more troops Gen. Deyin says II the skelt-
ION cavalry companies in the territory were hed 70
their maximum strength they would hold the Indians con-
pletey in check lie also says the discharges are N
excess Of tho recruits and after March three companies
of the First Cavalry will only number ls men In the az
gregato.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15

The first meeting of the new Board Of
Trade of Cincinnati, composed OF manufacturers cNcl-
sivcy held Saturday night II consists Of about
lQ0 members
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15

IA bill will shortly be introduced in u ,
Canadian Parliament 10 incorporate aeOpIany ~ & VI
struct bridge over ~ l1ueI under. Tie Detroit EAA
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15

PRICE FOUR CENTS.
ALBANY.

STATE AID TO RAMROADs-RAID OF CANAL
THIEVES ON THE TREAsURY-THE LAST JOB
OF THE TAMMANY CmEFs-THE CoNSrlIO-
TIONAL AMENDMENT.