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Miscellaneous.

A telegram 10 tho Prussian Embassy in
London says BazNinc made a desperate
effort, Mt daybreak Friday morning, to cut
through the Prussian lines, but after three
hours desperate fighting he was repulsed
with terrible loss, and driven back with
in the intrenchmcnts Of Metz.
Tho Prussian reserves IN readiness at
various posts amount to 100000 men.
The story startcdb by tho Paris I11trie, that
Prince Frederick Charles had been
wounded is untrue. Tho confidence eX-
pressed generally in Germany in the re"
suit of the war strengthens American
bonds both ut London and in Frankfort
The news Of Ba2aine's defeat and en-.
trNpment caused the utmost CONSERVATION
in Paris. The widest scenes cnsuCd. An
immense crowd surrounded the Chambers
and gavo vent to loud expressions OF rage.
Rumors innumGrablc passed from mouth
to mouth. 1t was asserted that Napoleon
would abdicatc in favor Of the Prince I'm
pCrfal, with the Empress as Regent; that
q change was 10 be made in the ministry,
Theirs coming in and forming " cabinet
Of Orlcanists that the Emperor had ap-
piled TO Austria and Italy for succor, ETC.,
etc.
NJ. Gaillardet telegraphs to the C0arfeI
dcS Eats UnES that Bazaines dispatches
have treasured the most timid in Paris
TINT "tO.day VIC no longer hope for .suc'
cess, but arc certain that VIC shall obtain
it," The army organized at ChAlons by
Gen. Tr0chu consists Of zoo, 900 men, one
third Of whom arc regulars, the remain:
der made up OF the Garde Mobile. An
entrcnchcd camp is being formed under
the walls Of Paris. The streets Of the
city arc full Of troops en- route for the
front. The Emperor and Prince Impe-
rial arc supposed to be at Rheims Prince
Napoleon Is in Paris. The Emperor had
very narrow escape at GravclOtte on the
18th. A few minutes alter he left, the
Prussians attacked the place in force.
There is great diligence in tho mauutnc'
ture of arms throughout France.
Private letters from Paris, received in
London, predict certain rising Of the
populNcc and the expulsion Of the Bona
parts from France, the creation Of TrOchu
as dictator, and the eventual restoration
of the Orleanists. Tho characterization
of tho Garde Mobile at Chalons is con-
iirmed. Insulting cries arc made against
the Emperor and his officers, and the
worst spirit manifested. The whole GNrde
arc 10 DO transferred to Paris, and scat
tered among tho troops on the lortitica-
tons. ..s. r...,..,.- .....
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No srECIE.

The Bank of France pays neither gold
nor silver. 1t is practically impossible to
change thousand or five hundred franc
note for ono hundred Or fifty franc notes.
Bankers cannot get them for their own
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LONDON, August 81.

Our correspondent writes from Paris,
Friday, August 10Th: There Is no cxaggc-
ration in saying we run the risk of being
starved already. The Steele recommends
private families to lay In stock Of salt
meat, fish, flour, preserved vegetables, po-
tatOcs, and pulse.
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I'LL NIG GClAAtVI LAA "taSItsAISS'lS'SIAAStS "
either party.
THE LATE nATTLE-A FRENCH VIEW.
Special tOMs Time. y"
Monadnock returned this morning from
Metz. He witnessed the battles Of the
14th and 10th, ind states that the l'rus'
sian loss was immense. The effect OF the
mitrailleusc was terrific. In the course OF
the attAck on Sunday; Bazaine. massed
them behind the infantry, when the enc
my forming in squares moved down the
lattar5likO corn. The Prussians asked %
second armisticc 10 bury the dead, which
arc estimated 10 DO ten times moro nu'
numerous than the French. The action
WIS very severe, lasting four hours and be-
ing closed only 6ynight. The repulse Of the
Prussians was complete. PruSsian officers
who buried the dead admitted ten Prus'
sim dead TO ono FrenChmNn. The French
loss, according to Manadnock, was under
5000. The action of tho 10Th took place
on tho heights southwest of Metz. "
began ut nine o'clock A. NJ, and lasted
until dark, The French loss was 10000,
and the Prussian probably double. The
rcpulsc Of tic latter WIS complete, leaving
10 the reunited French army the road open
10 ChalOns. With rcinlorcGmcnts they
hope to be able to deliver desperate bat
tic there. The Russians cannot adequate
ly besicgc any place or havc no scige
artillery. MonadnOck was put outside Of
Metz on tho 18th, and saw 5000 wounded
French and some Prussian prisoners
brought into Metz, and large train Of
the same sent TO Thionville. Englishmen
just returning from Germany state that
long trims of wounded PrussianS arc fill
ing the cars 10 Berlin and all hospitals on
the way, producing great CONSERVATION in
the minds Of the people. Tho Prussian
losses arc larger than the whole French
fOrCpS Vet in nrtiOn
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DISEASES or nipRupENcR.

When the misguided and impru1Ght voiGry Of
pleasure finds that no has imhIped the baeds Of
this painful disease II too often happens mat an
nEtimed sense Of shame or dread OF discovery do
tiers him RON applying 70 those, Whb from eluCa-
ton and responsibility, can alone beffienl him,
delaying I'LL tho constitutional symptoms Of this
horrll disease make their appearance, such as
palms in tho head and limbs, dinlnoss OF sight
deafness, nodes on the shIn.bones and AthH, pro.
crossing with nlghtlnl rapldty, Till al, last tho
palate Of tho mouth or tho bones OF tho nose fall
In, and the victim Of this AWFUL disease becomes
hOrrld Oh cct Of cOm1nissCration TIL death puts
q period 10 the dreadful snl1Grlngs, by sending
him to " That Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns"
II is 4 MELANCHOLY FACT that thousands
fall victims to this terrible disease, OwIngtO the
unskillIulncss Of ignorant prctCnders, who, by
the use OF that DEADLY POISON, MERCURY
ruin the constitution and make tho residue of !
miserable. I.s-.H ID
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IN. LouNadM

Member Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon:
don, Graduate Of ono Of tho most. eminent Col.
lGgCs In tho United Suites, aud tho creator part
OfwhOse life has been spent In the hospitals Of
effected some Of The most asl6nishinS cnrCs that
were ever known. Many troubled With ringing in
tho head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed At sudden sounds, bashidl
ness, with frequent blusting, attended some.
I1cdlatnlV lIEf' ~ '' r 81 p ~ 9
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cncd, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use Nothing can restore the
hair where tho follicIcs arc destroyed,
or tho glands atrophicd aud dCcayOl.
But such us remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application, Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasty scli-
mcnt, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
It's occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those lclcterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious 10 tic hair, tho Yigor Gun
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for n
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Letters from the Gardc Mobile say F:
"So WI are on the eve of an abdicNtion,
Of course in favor of Louis, with the EN-.
press as Regent. Then the crisis will
come. Nobody believes the dynasty can
Inst. The bourgeois are Orlcanists, and
the working men Republicans"
DANGER OF FAMINE IN PARIS.
GIsriJI IN INA T,rIbAtns
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INTERVENTION,

England and Russia watch an oppor.
tuhity to intervene. Russia will not per.
nit the territorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of
either party.
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ORGANIC WEAKNFss

Immediately cured and full vIgOr restored. ..N
This distressing affection, which runlCrs lIfo
miserable and marriage impossible, Ia tho penalty
paid by tho victims Of Improper indulgence.
Young persons arc too apt TO commit c&CcssGs
nom not being aware OF tho dreadful cOns0luCIl.
COS that may enalG Now, who that understands
the subject VIII pretend to deny that The potUI
OF prOcTCaiOn Is lost sooner by those falling Into
improper habits tlAn by tho prudGntH BdSIdOA
being deprived Of tho pleasure Of healthy on.
spring, the most serious and destructive Symp.
toms OF both body and mind arise. The system
becomes dgranged, tho Physical and Mental
Functions Weakened, Loss OF Provocative Power,
Nervous 1rltabilltY Dyspepsia, PalpltAdon' Ol
the Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility,
and Wasting Of the Frame, Cough, Consumption
Decay and Death .HI1 ..f :,
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-, The CaslituttoRaet publishes q note de-
signed to reasslre the public. News
from the front muy be seldom given, but
it is not on that account untavorable. Thc
Commander. in.chief must speak Of moth
ing but ACCOMPLISHED facts.
The GGuiOi8 relates the adventures Of
the ambulance corps equipped here at the
expense Of Paris Journals, and sent to the
army. The Prussians captured it and
would not permit it TO return to the
French camp, and It was only after mn
appeal to King William personally that
the ambulanccs were sent back into
France by way Of Belgium.
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DR, JOHNSTON,

OFFICE, NO. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
Left hand sldc going from baltimore street, few
doors from the corner. Fall not to observe the
name and number - ~ ~ ii.,E.l1
'I4g- No letters received unless postpaid and
containing q stamp 10 DO used on tho reply. Per
sons writing should stnte age, and send portion
OF advertisement describing symptoms.
Tho UOetOf'G DIPLOMA hafirE in his office,
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'rAKEpARTTcTU.AR NOTTCR

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr.. j. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and solitary
habits, which ruin both body and mind, uniting
them for either business, study, society or mar
riagc. ..y'.7.s- .I.
fOCts produced by carly habits Of youth, VIZ:
Weakness Of tho Back and Limbs, Pains In the
Head, Dimncss Of Sight, LOIS of Muscular Power,
Pmpitau0n OF the ueart, Dygpepslai Nervous II.
rltAbtlity, DGrangement OF tho Digestive Func-
tons, General Debility, Symptoms OF Consump-
MENTAILr-Thc fearful effects on the mind arc
much to be dreaded. Loss Of Memory, Confusion
Of Ideas Depression Of Spirits, Evil FOrebOllpge,
Aversion to Society, Selt,Distust, Love Of Soil
tadC, Timidity, &C., arc some q the eyil4 pro-
Thousands Of persons Of all ages can now judge
what Is tho cause Of their declining hHalth losing
their viGoE, becoming weak, pale, nervous and
elnaciatCl, having singular appearance about
the eyes, Cough, and Symptoms OF Consumption.
.-..F YOUNG MEN ~ ,l'r W 'i.I
Who have injured themselves by a certainprac-
ticG, INDUCED In ,wllQn4lOlls habit frequently
learned from evil ,compauiOna,Or at school, the
effects Of which arc nightly flL gYCn when
asleep, and, II not cured, renders mAtrlegp imp0s
siblc, and destroys both mind and body, should
apply Immediately. .J.Ii rgL.l,
What pity thIt young man, tic hope Of his
country, tho pride Of hiS parGutS, should 10
snatchcd from all prospeCte and GnioYhGhts Of
life by the consequences Of dcviating from The
path Of nature, and lndulgi9g In eCSStain secret
habit. Such persons must, before contemplating
ga. MARRIAGE Va III so 1.,
reflect thata sound mind aud body arc tho most
necessary requisites to promote COMMUNAL happi-
ness. llIleGd, without these tho Journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect
Swallowed with despair and Oiled with tho mel
anChOly reflection that tho happiness Of another
becomes bltghted with our own. fNIiira 80 "
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1t is said that the Aleutian peasantry
have commenced a guerrilla war in tho
Prlssian rear, ..,g.
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Married Persons, Or Young Men contemplating
marriage, being aware Of Physical Weakness,
Organic Debility, DcfOrmitiCs, speedily cured.
lie who places himself under tho care Of Dr.. j.
man, and confidently rely upon his skill as 4 ply.
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9, I'll, LONDON, August 81.
King Williams dispatch, dated nine
o'clock Thursday 'evening, was received
in London tonight y 1t completely con
firms the Prussian accounts Of the previous
battle OF Thursday. Bazainc's aitirma.
ton tlNt he remained master may have
been partly true without diminishing tho
extent ofthe French disaster. What the
French fought for both Tuesday and
Thursday was q chonc6 to retreat. It was
doubtful yesterday Whether Tuesdays
battle might not have left them In posses.
sion Of the northermost road from Metz to
Ver(lun, or in position and force strong
enough to renew the strlggle for q passage
10 VGrdun. If not utterly beaten Tues
day, BaZOin0 was bound To renew the bat
tie Immediately, since Prussian reinforce.
meuts were hourly coming up, while to
him no fresh strength could arrive. Moth.
ing is any longer in doubt. Instead Of
Bazaiuc trying once moro TO cut his way
through, Il was the Prussians who recon.
mcnCGd. I'VE attacked the French" says
King William, Occupying strong posi-.
ton west Of Metz. Alter nine hours
fighting, We completely defeated them, cut
of their communications with Paris, and
drove them back upon Metz" Such q
blow Is decisive, as on Tuesday the French
wcIG facing west and the Prussians east,
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PPALzBURG CAPITULATEs.

9 PFALZBURG CAPITULATEs.
--Pfalsburg, rin-thC ,Xosges, ,capitulatcd
SaturlaytO the WlIatCmburg army. The
capture Of this fortress nsurcs thcCommu.
nication Of the Grown Prince with his
basis Of supplies.
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A dressing which
is ut once agreeable,
healthy, and cfectual
for preserving the
lnir. Faded or gray
hair Is. soon restored
to is original col9r,
10ih Tie gloss and
,treIhneSS Of you'll.
UNl,in l,oiU SO Ab;nk
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especially, who have become the victims Of Soil
which annually sweeps to an ulhmCDY grave
OF Young Men Of tho most excellent
talents and brilliant intellect, who might other
wise hAvO cntrancCd listening SeahtcB With tho
thInGGFs Of clOq9Spcs Or I Ta scstScy tho
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o. Paris now knows the Prussian Crown
Prince is ut Yitry lc Francois, and hat.
tie decisivc Of the war is hourly expected
between him and McAlaEon. The Prus.
sianshnvc made heavy acquisitions at
LuneYillC.
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III @ET5S1W0'
GUERRILLA WARFARE.

ment has offered France troops to serve
in Algeria.
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Prince Frederick Charles and Steinmetz
lie across the road TO Paris, while be.
tween them and thEt city are nothing but
fresh levies, unorganizcd, and the Garde
Mobile; which is mere raw material. The
Crown Prince Is still to be heard from.
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LONDON, Aug, 2l-3 =,

PGegamsi 6fs Saturday morning arc
Just received in Paris E0nthe scono-Of
war in and around Metz. The conduct
of BaZ8iNe causes tho grDvest appgehen.
sion. 1t was previously understood that
he MNs so situated as to be able onarcb
without opposition on Metz or Vcrdul us
he preferred, and now he seems to lie in.
active 1t requires nineteen hours for n
message to pass between him anil Nc
ALnhon, and their communiCati0nsinr e
frequently interrupted altogether. Tic
French troops in the battle Of tho 18th
again found themselves without ammuni;;
ton. Z. r.rnnlM 1l.imlI NV 81
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NAPOLEON AT orrAIoNs.

$50 r. M.-Thc Emperor and Prince
Imperial were ut sGlIalOns on Saturday.
He was in the saddle that day, and visit.
ed the different corps The soldiers
crowded around him, Cllmoring TO be led
into Action. Nothing has been heard Of
tho general action anticipated near Cha.
Ions. Prussians assert that tho French on
Elulsday fred on flag Of truce, and
killed u trumpcter,
TIE OBJECT OF BAZAINR IN THE LATE
r-fy1t BATTLES. ,,-,l
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~. n I" IONIUNl 4AUSVI9I ~
Our special correspondent writes from
Paris, Friday night: The Emperor, while
ut Chalons, was Kissed and hootcd by tho
snl1ierv
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THE LATE DATTLE-A FRENCH VIEW.
Special tOMG Time. ." an
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MEDICAL.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
Established as q Refuge from
lQuaokerys ~
TIIR ONLT PLACE WHERE A CURE CAN
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Dr., johnson has discovered tho most Certain,
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Affections Of the Kidneys and BlGdder2 1HY6ln1'
taFy Discharges ImpotcneY, General Debility,
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Confusion OF Ideas, Palplutt0n Of the uearty
TlmlditY, Trembling, DipbGss Of Sight, Or OH!
dincss, Disease Of lhe Head, Throat Ngte' 6T
Skin, Affections Of the Liver, Lungs, StOhihGh 0i
lowCls-thOse Terrible Disorders arising from
Solitary uAhita Of YOuth-SGCrCt and Solitary
Practices more fatal 10 their victims than Eh6
song OF SyFons to the MaFinCrS Of Ulysses, blight,
ing their most brilliant hopes or GnNCipalOnS,
rendering marriage, sc, impossible.
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EREnRrs TO SECURE PEACE.

The Constitutional says England, Rus
sia and Italy have agreed to act together
tOtnsurc peace. The success Of such IN
effort Is certain eventually, but is quite
improbable now. 1t is understood be.
tween them that none of the powers will
act singly.
NAPOLEON KISSED AT CHALoEs.
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SENSIBLE.

The journals report that each German
soldier carries with him in the campaign
q little book containing simple French
and German phrases such US arc needed
to converse with the country people. All
German officers have most detailed maps
Of the French territory.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-06-01

ODD ONO RE-UNIoN.-At a meet
ing of the members of the 23d. o. V.
V. l., it was resolved to hold their
first annual reunion at Ashland, O,
on Wednesday, August 3ist, 1870,
IN connection with the AID, 102d and
10th regiments. The 23d was COM
posed of two companies from Ashland
County, two from Lorain, one from
Cuyahoga, one from Mahoning, one
from Ashtabula, one from Crawford,
one from Lake and one from Logan.
1t is expected that there will be a gen
eral turn out on this grand occasion,
as a good time is promised to all who
NAV attend. Comrads let us meet
once again under the old 23d color,
and renew our VOWS to stand by the
old flag we followed &C long. Com
rades desiring Information will COM
municate with O.. f. Grail, Cores
ponding Secretary, Ashland, o.
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John Covode.

John Covodo is one of the stock
clowns of the lower body of the Ma
tional Legislature, as Drake is of the
Senate. Coyode is a mixture of
Scotch, Irish, and Pennsylvania
Dutch, and he resembles al army
mule in his carriage, bray, propensity
TO pull in the Party team, and occa-
sionally to kick up his heels for recre-
alton. He is cunning, without pride
or concern for personal dignity or
honor, rich by %stragetic approaches,
and politics is as much a business
with him as. breeding stock or keep
ing shop. He has no abstract idea of
power, or fame, or anything which i'm
aginatiye people suppose would be apt
to make a man wish to sit in the Con-
gress OF the United States; fcfh he
belongs to "A rundown Common
wealth, where the highest ideal of the
nation is that it is sort of Indians
stew-pot, where all the States sit
round fishing out benefits and sa-
worry morscls with their fingers
John Covode. grew up dirty and
oars on purpose to qualify himself
for this general grab. He can run
his arm down lower, hook out more
fat and unoctuous pieces, and digest
them upon n more omuiverOus and
cast iron stomach, than Spotted Tail,
or Hole-in-the-Day or any other we'll
bred savage Familiarity known to the
Indian agents in the lower story OF
the Patent Office building. When
you come to craftsmanship rs q fine
art, Covode's. proposition is that it
consists in a personal sense, of put
ting as little into the pot as possible,
making the numerator small and the
denomi'ator almighty. lie would
have thrown in, had he been one OF
Macbeth's witches, the smallest mite
OF "blasphcming Jews" and hooked
out the whole NAV and gulp" of the
shark. lie holds his scat in The pres
ent Congress by the tenure of parti-
san injustice, having been beaten in
the most manifest manner by Henry
d. Foster, but given the seat by a
partisan committee; and yet this gro
tesque Old rascal quotes are scripture
and assumes at times more honesty
than the ~incorr-ptible Stanton. He
reminds me of Artemus Wards say
ing offs certain man "that he had
but one tooth, and yet this gifted be
ing plays on the bass drum."-DOn Pr
att.
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MnM h6Td fn tear asunaer

Room, How hard tear asunder
such lifelong RESOLUTIONS! The At-
tress who has the courage to break
through professional etiquette, and
turn back upon her old pursuit, has
rare nerve. Determination or pluck
in any form, is always admired; but
especially in a woman struggling to
wards the right. We believe Mss
Logan, has taken a long step III the
right direction. Her book is bound
to sell Immensely The better class of
community sympathize with her, and
will encourage and sustain her in ev-
cry step she takes to purify the Drama.
She is one of the most brilliant writers
in the land. The work is BEAUTIFULLY
gotten up On tinted paper, and in the
best style of Typography, profusely IL
lustrted with over 80 full page spirited
e~ngravings, besides a steel plate of the
author, which, by the by, is one of the
best specimens of steel engraving we
ever saw. 1t requires no foresight to
see that the work viii meet a very
rapid and immense sale. n