Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1863-02-24

              L M .1 OKI tiOOUl ALPACAS; - ' j. j sw Mreaavn BLACK, BROWN, BLUE, OBEEN, MAROON, i ' ... - VIOLET, DRAB, SLATE, ITU, BJfc.XT SON. t t "' ' ' (U. tm 49 MHrth nigh 8lrt. THE IMPERIAL YOKE 'SHIRT, ELEGANCE, COMFORT AND DURABILITY, A B.W Aitlcl., to m ublalM af BAtBABOM. i ' Ba BSeM Booth Blah Mnwt. Wtvei tJaioij Plad Yaleitiu AT It CENTS PER YARD. ciimiiiTulii,iiitur M. TABD WID1 IBIHUH CB'MTZBS, at lw aT far. MUCH LBno thaa Ih. Begalar price. BUM BOH. '.BUMhfltBlfklt HOOPSKIKTS r TH ALL TBB LIAD1BO BTtUVI, 0MB1MIH B, MI4WJIMMf WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, At Very Low Price. baih ttiir. Bo. El I. South HI, ot, AND PLAID DRESS SILKS AT 76 CENTS PER YhRJ), , ICB WIDE BLACK WATXBItO PuFLIBB At 76 mu ft yard. I . ...GREAILI UNDER VALUE. BA1B A BOB. - t ' He. Uo VJS South HlghM, . . BAIN ... BON. Bte. 3S te South High Street. Bxhlbtt et sfl Umm tw BMft ntawilve and elegwt ss- . ALEXANDRE'S KID ft LOVES, ' ' KiUUBlLAU, VtiVET8 AND LACES, FINK DRESB GOODS, SHAWLS sal ECARFS, . r BALMORAk BAtnTb, V i - HOSIERY AND LINENS LADIES' AND MiSSES HOOP SKIRTS, ' UNDER GARMENTS, for Ladies, Bcntt tod SP.'J ' Children, ' ' ' ' ' , . ,, CLOTHS ANA) PLUSHES FOB CLOAKS, ' At LowMt Frloet. BAIN A (OH, xtc SA to t South Hlb meet H. IV rV, B. FA Y : Have now in Btofre a comjplt . suseruBMBi en a ,i, r" 71 " ' ', . . .i ' I'ANC i DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, DRESS COODS, ' SILKS. t FURS. I SHAWLS, i'ji CLOAKS, ' BALMORAL jfelRTS ! CLOTHS, , ! " f I T CASSIMERES, . ' ' . ' k;' J fATINETTS, j . ' FLANNELS , CALL AND SEE AT 123 SOUTH HIGH STREET. DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS. cxosinio out. C'LUSIKIU OUT. KliERlY CO'. rK - OBTlhe 8olheat Corner of High j-. j .'v 'rtniil Street, j ABB HOW OrrKBlHO ORKAT RABOATHS ' tN Dr. flooda; (or (b utock all! h oloaw) oii Minn .1 A t- thH ad th. Ant uav of Jnn. aext, for (he pnr4A or pairing Ihalr Store Ronw. Tlu Hlwck looii.u ot rorol.a n1 Domotlo Dry OooK, BU, Cih, Boot, u4 Bhooi, ! Jlallarjr, Olorn,. AoAAftjl . , . . Tb tiromy aud Produce BuoliM'ss . ' Will b. eonllniMilii tbi ! ' i. r . , ' ; NEW BUILDINS, NO. 14 EAST t'filEND STREET, And the hlgbeit pric. palil tur Whsat, Kj, 0m, Oak and Basda. Butter, Ilagf, Bratu, Lifd, Ac,, will ba takan la axobanae for tiuoda. O. BBBRLY A CO.. Ho. 9M aoatk Htb, lontheMt ouiuer of Ulgb and Friend StraaU, Oolnmbn, Ohio. doelT ' T the Ladies or Columbus 'ti Vkinllj A NEW TRIMMIHiS STORK Baa boon opened at f . 3To. QO Jl. Towu Bt., ; , DOORS BELOW HIGH -BY 1 GEO. W. PICKERING, (LaUMh 1. M. FIOKBB1HQ, OadanaMJ Wbera will ba lonad an ataorunant of Breaa TrlttmlnRf , - 1)ra9t, Ooreet Olaapi, t'ordi and TaBaeli, rklrt Bratde, Tap Trimming and Doubla BqUIIok, Linen and Ontlon Taptrt, Braidi, Bindintja, Zepbyr and BbetUnd Waul, , Crocket Ooltoa, TlOy Fine, Bn.llah and American rial, Bilk and Wonted, Kmbroldered Braid, lc., with a gen. . aral aaiortment of Ooodi tsba-fonod In aTrlmralag Btora. I 1 Black and Colored Blaatlo Braldt. all widthi, Ltdiea' and 41kildrena' Woolen Uouda, Sontagf, Dnderaleaval, HHti, and new atylea Infant dacka. ( A oall la iMpeotfaU, aolldlaj. deol9-dSx reus, rrRg7'T"7 . ; READ THIS. ,J FURS I I''TTn.iS r z ' ' Withlng lo reduoe my Block of FDRSj I wll . Mil (be balanot of Stock at email tdTsnoe on New York Cost, . - T , , ,. Coneliting In part of 1 ' DARK RICH MINK, ' ,. .,; : . ' S: , ' SABLE, ERMINE, - F1TCU, SQUIRREL, 4o., Ac. Aa, 4o., ParUe Banting Fura can save 80 per tent on Next Beaton's Frioea. ' .j , WANTED Shipping Fare, for hioh th Highest Price, in Cash, will be paid, at ) J. H. SMITH'S HAT STORE I Hew Nell House Building, " COLUMBUS, o. CEOTUER8 GOODS. Wearer, Richardson & Co., Nee. 6 Jt 68 Reade Street, N. T;. IBFOBTI1S A DBiXBBB II WOOLEN GOODS FOR TAILORS AND CL0THER8, Embraoing a fine ariety of OVER COATING, FANCY CAB3IMEREB, BATINETTES, VE8T-INQ8, As., Ao. - - - ootlB-dm. 1 DR. G. A. KNAPPi OCULIST, , . (Formrty of BuBiilo,) Bzclolf!y trwU IHtMtes of the Ijm, DMfaMa, ud iDMTta Artftol! Xjm, without p1n, tht mom lik Mtsml 7t--M Ho. UT South Hiffc fltnat, Cotambof, . OBae hours from to 4 o'olock. P. B. Dr. Knspp's Book on th Eye snd Ear Air Isbed, or mlM, ttm of chart, to id; lodlrldoal who M ft Kfttftdy of oHhar of thoso orftna. dec4-dfew3m DAILY IIXCIKNATI ADVEBTISIMCI. S. .A BUTTERFIELD, ADDLE, HARNESS 'I A. IAUNK MANUFACTURER. 'Ifflccrs Saddles nnd Bridles. . ' We. !lf Main Strei, lour doors neion tiiu, CINCINNATI. OHIO: , JN,A BUORT TIME. The Neatest Thins Out. MACHO POCKET BOOK . .ENTIRELY NEW STYLE, H ith ilBanae lor 183, List of later eal Revenue SUnps.&c. PRICE 60 CENTS. ' Sent ' by mall on the jeipt of the prioe. , IT East Fourth 81. Cincinnati. deol4nl. : ' A.vxxxy tatloneryi PRIZE PACKAGES, ,i P0RTF0LIO8, 1 ' ENVELOPES AUD PAfER, In. beat quVlty of Good, at tha loweat prloaa. ( ..... JAUlESeATES, if East Fourth Street, Cmoinnall. deol-Sm. CARRIAGES 1 1 CARRIAGES 1 1 mnm nun..DMU.II 1KVI1 U TBI A 1 . ' IVIi. I ..( ,,. .u.ltlo. lo varabaaa , to bla largo and An. tadoitoieut ol uarnag wmrim, . COACHES, (JOUI'JES, i JKNNY LIND, one and two eeaU, BAROUCHER, LIGHT ROCK A WAYS, PHEATONB, JERSEY WAGONS. ' AID A OBEAT TAB1MI 01 j Light Open and Top Baggies, Of Buncrlor Style and Finish, for sale at the oweil Cain ITluei, oousiswni wun mo Cor. Vlh . Sycamore 8trtctM, deoa-Sm.-)-, . Cincinnati. Leather and Findings. T 1US HianMT I'BIOB will lie paid for all.klndalol i UBB, U1DE9, AND BUEEI PELTS, 1 At No. 816 Maine 81., Cincinnati. dec8-tl8m ; 1 MiDDLETOi.. STROBRIDGE &C0 LHiiogriiphers, Kiigrafers AND COPPER PLATE PRINTERS. 64 West 4-tlx St., CINCINNATI. O. W m n...rt.u1 tit acMntltAl nil Work til OUT 11 UP ftl th Halt in mi Dor, MDcb M IVrtraltf, Bunrls. Di.lomnS, Mi, ibow Oardi, Letter Hesdf , Bill Hemdi, Ao. iras teaaonftDie. STADLKR. BROTHER & CO.. WHOLESALE OlaOTHIEriS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERB IN Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, (06 Pearl St, north Bide, and 11T West Bctweea Tlue and Bace Htiaeta, ' cixrci3srisrATi. o. VSTPortloalar attention paid to urderf. Alao. Uealera o.8-dly tieuta' rutniabtog uoooe- JOHN BONTE & CO. BAMCIiUlUftlAJlor Hanllla, Cotton, Tarred Hemp Hope! COTTON & UEMP PACKING, CORDS, LIKES it TWINE, In all IDftir variety. OAKUJtl. ANCHORS, BLOCKS, l'ATDNT SEINE TWI!E, MAIN HT.i One Door south of Front. CINCINNATI, O. B0T37d3ra W . E. A.LOOKN, MAiturAtTTVaca or AWNINGS, TENTS AND FLAGS. aJJO, 8UTLEK TENTS and OUTFITS on hand and mads to order. 'Alao, All kinds of .LIGHT and HEAVY DUCK OB hand. No. 8T Sycamore Street) ... CINCINNATI, O. Blecla mi Bopti of nay ducripUcn en hand and for tab. novST ARm CEO. C. MILLER cV SONS, BoTSDth ttrtt betwtwD Miami and Walnut, 01N.JINNATI, HanQfaotaren of Ftrat Otas OARRIAOEB, Have now on hand a large and tki-IhI stock of th Uteit tjlea, caustructel with etLcial refcreucato ' xLtait Wtight vith greatul Strength." Open Bagglej, Wfllliioa fioia 140 lbs to 800 It. Leather Tt,p, " 240 " 3O0 " V Safer to all lbs principal Livery Stables and Horsemen of tha city. Also, seoood-hand and new Carriages, Buggies and Sprit)! Wagons at serjr kiw prices. dec2..d3ai - , SULPIIITB OK LINK, r UK AEtUKITING Farmeutatlnn trt Ultlor and Wine. We bavo mann XnctaxMl A&d eold gtAlphiU of Liu, tb past foqr years, and In no case have w known It tofaH. Oid r ean b lermeuted until It Uates eaaotiy a desired, and tb fcr mentation lmmedlatJy arrested; In a few hours It will sett) perfectly clear, and remain th seme In flaror and last. Sulphite of Lintels a cheap, easily managed snbatanoa, Insoluble until add prenu Itself, and Imparting no nn- fleasautness. It asttlesat th bottom with tb Th stfmotiy of every oos who baa need it la eo emphatlo Id It faror, that we feel juitlOad la saylnff that Us sixms Is always oertaln. We put It up In lOos. bottles ,acb one being sufflclent tor a barrel; also sell la bulk, any ananUty tosoltoroiias at. BISULPHTTI OF LIMB, fbr Borghnm 8ctarnd Sir Bp makers, la barrels, kag and Jugs. W. J. U. GOB DON A BRO afanalhoturlng Ohemlst and DrUfrxiats, H. I. oornsr Oeotral Avcau and Clgnth slroei Clueln-astt, Oblo. Auf.-dlOai, OHIO STATE JOURNAL. COLUMBUS. OHIO MEDICAL. i LIVER COMPLAINT. ProfaMly BpsaAltAg, vry dermniemant of tb Liver ft BiUus sjetnm to a Lifer Coswpl4utt tat th pemlMi stAvU A-f lb Liver which I n 1 iatl to, i a krom Afttlum, msJ eoally ertens bum a Toarta oa ooaoavriva Stat ot that UBpurtaat ot(asA. ks timnS th tile is dv ftcMDt la laaatity, or viUaU4 li iuailly, or both tbf- Ul ptnvs.ll at theeem tiute, but Bute gMerally Uh disMM at owiug to tibetractWn or cUi;gt up ol tit diKt ur pip which loaveja th bit from th Lifer into lb buweU, by la:tja of eliuie or mucus, or ia sum caee b; aaJI taas , oeuaiug lb bti lo be Uu-t wa iisM k leto lb f. el bladder. In wtai-ac It ! )rbt-1 t auensBruu auiall fte, UUM wwfey It lutu tit Tborach Duct, a pip mat rum up along lb ailu, and irmlbBiea in an emie ltell luto the Ure frio f thelelt eboalder, un tujuacta a Uh limvetLauf thebead aud aeck.and tiumt tbeoc tb bile le conveyed to Ibe bneit, ab4 becwmni alixt) wilb lb blood. 1 be bile Ibos dlfertad from Its roor cMnte. and clr- jm aUng aber It was never ttotdvnad by nature, produces nttva ovii, aua mies uisssuous Kntcis upoa tue ueaim oi the liMllvidua'. IU EH eel Ipuu Disellou. rot the want of boalthv bl to mix with thahtird). ged luod.a cowplOaresoparatloa bever takes plau be-iweea theUliUiUi miUy liquor which faims the blood) aud Uioeepurtiuueot the tWl deigud by nature to t t-jncitfd frm the bjwcls ft.r tb bit, wbau prearot, pari, ftoi and eprnid tb balthy trom th uubaitby pt-ttvne, In Uveaai maiattei that bkluglM or wbl e of vkks separata wint or citler Irom lb ir impunltta end cjdavbw tjueutty the vwy fbuatain of am Is (tu iuabeauoa. Titut- ava auo corrupua. Iu tisi cauwctfon. th more Dromlueat sroiDtoma are a tWliug of wpraeeioa upon tl stomach aud Uteat, a If prkatAtrxi down by a heavy weight; troablMooM and vltea itigbtluiilrtaBiSt sLOW Spll'lti. LttUgmOiy want ofeaergy, tvelavucboly, reiieioeA aiAd discoutMit. eduwaxi glwuiiiioea ul oitutl, tiutoura a gtvat droaJ ci irvutle, aiid a diapoatlUi. to Msagusij every evii ulteo . (rent atctitulnm. and an inability to sleep, aud aeii, i rit uruMH., ..ulMI rti..,icituitu v ""wo.. oouMtlmbie is a loatluug ol tt-"4, and a. oihnis, a rorauious appetbe, Uiu tot-tl litquautly boumitig Mur iui- ! mediately altel mU, tvlitifctd by euUf or bitter aiucia. tbie. tjosufvnees, or altriitrijr ot.stivanm aud die r rbcaa prevail the patiat is lioonuuy uoubied iifa wlud In thu tuAb and buwis, ud at tioiea b autaMl wab worms, aud fieuueutly with the Cjim. Ihvia ie aiew lrcita iou, aud inqu.uily cbrtjuio liiHaumttou ol the lunar urine ol tb sulunuh aud bowels, with Uudar Usumou preaeura, aud a sueDtsw ab ut tb kiwer ugui the nu. Uo.vihe lilood Itf Allecttd. The coarse oartivlua or the felin thus uiaod wiiJi ib bloos, rud it latpi4aud- more or baa. oistraci th puani at the ski u and siuull-vveafli, buuc ariars va- rious qleeeew oi tiw efciu. siulb ae krysii-elas, iu uu, Itcbibks bfueul Walei Vesicles, DloUhtja. luiuuia. Pi in pics, avuibut'SB, tiuilfS, sV.(es.yts, rxui aud L'lcers, trf various ktud. The earn bocumts moreur lees yellow, aoa wbea turn dixaase Is ot long ttauding, ollen lery dars, aud bas a rfieMyreaiti.'f, duty, frtaly epptmrauLe, and aotuellmiS there la a perfect Jaundice, 'ibe wbiles vt til ejmalsu hav a gieea or yellow tiug. ItH Ac I! oil Ipuu the Kldueyti. Uoror low bile la stialmd tff from the blood iu Iu paMAgo tbrtiUjjb the kiduuye, aud is miad with tbe uriuu, wnicu, uy lis ai-nuiLtuy, proiluoes pains in the back, aud eotlds and lmuta all tb unuarv - ttoine day ibe distbargeul mine Is profuse, aud natural In api ftArauc; aud otbor tluiee It t ecanty, aud the tie-sire to evacuate it ffoiteut end urgent, aud ooialonally j there Is a total sup( tveaiou of it. ISometimts the oloi Is utterly white tuil utility, but ua dally It is high oolwrnd, red ur Uotv, Kith a rank, lyOensi. uilor, aud oiieti it is bloody, . ine niure trtiiuary etuuKnis of ibis dissess ara ol great variety, aud may bo aUiwl a lolloWa; .-oLiHes ur me biMBS, tu tougu le utually more or lesi ct aid with a white ur browu etuft, auJ liter tf-len a It el lug ot c tillluess aud uoldutss of the fet aud hue, and eluog the iutide of to thi((ln; at tiiuus the laie Is Umbed, aud there Is uiois or It-as iovt-r, enpecially at night, or iu the afternoon. Hrraueutly there lea noun i, iiAikinuifltvuu.wiiui uurn..ntws or tue tbroal, and aumeliuies a lery advert, dry aud hard cough, which ia oftou mi"Uktu f.r OouiUtuittiu. Ibis u.niirii i Iimi. comuieuoea iu tbe latter part ol the utgtit, ur early in me uiuiuiug, aim inata iui uuuie, iiUt'nuy proilUblUg uauatja aud void it fug Iftbulrbo any exptrtituratioD.it ii a milieu, rt'ii, ieudcuus iruiejiui, wuicn dD-ree U , eiytbiug it tout bra. Then are, bIsj, lnqueuily chiotiic pieuilay palus iu arluun itatlsut tboLUeet. wbltb slufl abytii Irom oue pal t vf the bieaat or side to tbu other. liouiHiutes eluoawea form in the Liver, aud prtsalng in ward ou tbe Limits, product c (uetrloiioo aud uoub, aud ureahiug, diBKbaiKe tbt-lr out ut into the Luuica. froi wheno it muat men bejHcld by i p c-craliuu, or Ibe aiuui ia ut air uvea, w iDkiiiy, to sum Uii iu a to woius 1 l'cllote, JJirti, (JtCdty Hkin, A Yltov,or (Jrecn Tivycqf the tohUtqfthi Egnt An Aching Pain atrou the Kidneys and Mips. lth lirltutiuu ur lnat In diachargiug urine ; a souaatliu of lulneesaiid llsilunilu a rms tin, ainlomvu, with ten- rnces on presaure ; Lottmrf of Hi'ind, tuiihtfHl I rannw 4viUlu of Nvrnack, wltb oilier dvaiit-iitju eviiuiinia. Mil lluus seffra, Dilltoiis Colhe atitl U hiuus Uiairboss aud lveuteries, ubatiuat't uostiVHUfBS, iriuruiluttut aud Ba. mitt nt FeVBis, Jaiiudtoe, fever and Atuu, Cuill aud Fever, Ao all original from thn antue cause. A Deranged Stale ol the Liver. The most emsaful trratment Is tu site tha tvttffltit evtuy oiunt ou soiDg io uod, iroui to i-j nee JAirtlS'h (AlHAlIVk PILLS, cr eoutiKh of tlitui to lusui o e, and not mnntthan two evacuations from the buwels ntxl moruiiitf. 'i ue uuieot ins rills can be lucra'Stl or rli. lulnlabdat pleiuiiire, an as to iirodur the above fcfl.ct. and their use should b onliniu-d until a cure Is com pletMl. also, at the a woe time, (live tr JA VNK'd A I.TK-BATlVfa., thiee ttiues a day, aocotdlrg to th directions uuless there ia a wait t ol apiwiili, uitu wwakuvHS aud blltiy. or syoiptouia cf Woiltie iTovkiI, whfii iiialed or tbe Alterative, give a lvwn.uiiltil of Vtswi rcosi. mixed with a little cold watt-r, antl ewmteueJ to pleeee the taateO ab-ml lull an hour betoia each meal, uulil ft e ymptomeaie leuiuved, and If thai should be cough or ofiprtwsuju aioui tu uimiu or uuomi, tbt-u give tbu KxPicTOEaNr as olten aud in taoh doses as mav be fuitutl neoeasary to q'tlet the oongh aud tuake jt pectoral Ion as). Dr. D. J AV NB BON'S tamil Mrdicinu at biwcerrx. only at 242 Cliusnut street, Pbiladt-Ii hi, sud are sol J el uoiutuDUS, uuio, oy , nunivnxo nuu o. euuubl.1 ait aud by Agents tbruugout tho couutry, fnm sk'tu riij also be btained, grafts, fasHa's ffsdivol 4imafar nn Ovidt to BftUh, fob 18 IiOOKbAND stationery. ITandii!! c. Aston HAVE ON HANP A urge and Beautiful Sioek OF PIOTUHBB, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, Ron lO CENTS to 140 DOLLARS OILT AND ROSEWOOD, AND GILT OVALB, ROUND AND SQUARE FRAMES, Suitable for almost any Pioture yon ean produoe Brio? Your Loose Pictures get tbetn tbrii Fraaed. SIPEBB I'fiOTOtilUrm, Boing large, and reprcsrnliug all the Best and Finest Engravings nnd Psinling EXTANT, Kiohly Framed, and within ths reaoh of all, and at one-fourth the prioe of Bteel Engravings. A General Blook of BOOHS AND STATIONERY At the Lowest Priors, always on hand. Xf-Bx.ctevll ft Aaton'a, OROCERIE8. YANKEE VEGETABLES! CODFISH, "George Bankj'j No. 1 SALMON (New); No. 1 8 HAD (New)i 100 Kits No. 1 MACKEREL; 100 Kits No. 2 MACKEREL; MACKEREL In half and quarterbls; SMOKED BALMON; SMOKED H AUBDT; TONGUES AND SOUNDS. In Btaro, and for aale by W. B. BBftTIKADX, ootid. l' tkrnlk HUh alrwl Wfsl. H. RESTIEAUX. JO. 10 BOl'TII HIGH STREET. O) DEALER IN FINE A CD STAPLE GROCERIES PRODUCE, PROVISIONS REIGN A DOMESTIC LIQUORS, FrnltB, Salt, Flour, Woodenvraro, eij. Jetilt ' - r UILL,, TILDE-V. RRINKERIIOFF f anas s-ssis.s.s fit, IMPORTERS AND JOBBEK8 OF SILK & FANCY DRY ICOODt; - i no. orsauway, newiorx. evl.dem TUKSOAY MOILNIMj. FEBRUARY 21. 1803 OHIO STATE' JOURNAL. TBLEORAPlIO NBWtl Ttltgttipkic OorrupMdau a ttu Oki Staff MOUIVLKt. ANDAI'TERA OOS RE I'OKTV Tbe Walk ConiuieMced nt Vltks burg Cbicioo, F.b '23 . raial from Mcnphie aaja. Adtloes from Vtckurj la the IHlh, ataW that aoti.e hoelilittai ecunmouoei lka 'tar. The nortar boale and bmwrlf j ahore the lily opened briakly, with whjat tfltol it ii not knows, inree MBieuorate iaiterie reepoou ed. Our position wae soon found to be too ex posed, and it wae changed lud the bombard meat renewed. . The runboat Indiauola wht h run Ike block ade, had (iroTisiune aud coal Sufficient for three montbs. . . , tieu. Hank.' Command- Naw Yobk, Feb. 'ii.- The lines eays. Ws hare private adriora ooo firming lo some extent Ine rumors of trouble in Oinnai itauxa com maad, growing out of the inuodusuoa of ne gro troops, lour or fits omoers el me isfJJ N. Y. Volunteers bars rssigaed, Baliimobsl Fob. i8 Ths apkraisers of the elate property of the lata Charles Carroll, of Maryland, ons or me isawaaa aim owners in Ibe Slate, ha.s made their returns, aiawsinii tna value of 14U elares at an Average of a. iliis is the highsst trios tbsy oonid name, alter ooomiliiog with prominent slats owners and dealers, and is eoueidered as a striking illus Irauon of ths depreciation of Slavs properly oy ine rebellion, and will have sr. powerful In fluenoe in this Btats. EiiriLo, Feb. 23 A nte brute dot IM, nwtuing tn the looking glars fidory of Geo. D. Terry, ou Main ntreet, destroying four build- logs and damaging two others by water. Total loss estimated at 12,000, mostly insured faxNage ol tbe Bank BUI. WASHisotoN, Feb. 21. A speoial lo the N Y. Times says ths pasesgs of ths Deck bill iu ihs House, to-day, by a msjority of fourteen voles, demonstrate lbs iunuenos of Ihs Admin titration 10 seenre euch noaaoial ueuaures as it may deem eseenliaL The result shows ils streugth, snd leads to Ihs belief that tlie Uouss will finally abandon ths opposition here tolore manifested lo bcorelary Chase's meas ures, and consent to the Senate s nuiimiroenta ol the rtnauoe bilL lbs delay in the apouiut-ment of a Confvrecoe oommittes on tbe latter bill, is regarded as inoreaeing ths ohsnces of the sucoess of lbs amendments, ettpeotally in tegard to ine tax on bank circulation. ; Tbe Conscription Kill. An ettort will be made to-morrow to gel np ths Conscription bill in the House and pass it. Some of tho most venomous Copperlioads are very anxious lo dofeat 11, however, and even threaten to ftlliluBter till the 4h of March if nccctteary. Tbe bill is on the Speaker's- tabU yet, and will not go formally into Ibe hands of tho Military ootnmitteo, who, however, will re-oommend its paesago without amendment. An attempt will then be made to bring it to a speedy vote. Arizona. The House bill, of lust session, orgsnising s Territorial Government for Arizona, and which to-day passed ths -Senate, prohibits Slavery wilhin its limits, luuou to the dieguii of Mi'. I'owell, who vainly endeavored to eliniiuetc that filature from the bill. Tbe Culled Mute TrenHtirer. The Senate to-day voted to raise the ealarr of the Uuited Hinlcs Trvasnrer from $1,000 lo $.",-000, and to fix that of hi, assistant at $2,000. The DlMloynl IVewNpaiiriN. The liouea Judioiary uommittco have prepared a report sustaiuing IhsPostmaster-General in his exolusion of disloyul newspapers from tha mails. (.eriiiau 8iuiathy. I . W. W. Murphy, Esq., United 8tates Consul at Frankfort-on-ihe Mniuo, has traiiamilted to thu Secretary of Stalo sevoraL Urge -wiled W lib linen, lint, bandagtis, and woolen stoke, contributed by friends unci relatives of Soldieis iu the Union army. Consul Murpby writes thai great sympathy fur the Union causa exists throughout Ctcrniany. An Alleged Imbroglio In South Carolina. An oQioor uf 0u. Foelui's BiuH explain, tbe oauue of the rtxvut allegation of disagreement between Qenernts Iluuier and Foster, by stating that after Gru. Foster had left the department, some of his Commissaries refused to re-eigniie tho authority of Qen. Hunter, claiming that the latter only oomiuanded one army oorps. while General Foster oommauded another aud distlnot one. titn. Foster kuew nothing of the difiioully, and lieu. Him lor summarily Battled the matter by consolidating the new expedition with his owu corps. JMercler. Attention has been called to the report in a New York paper, whieh has Lssn made thesub- jsot of pointed oomment, that members of the senate Uommlltee on f oreign nelationa have been most earnest and demonstrative in demon strations of friendship lo M. Mercier aud to the Uoverninent he represents. On inquiry it ap pears that M. Meroier's dispatches and ths relations with Franco, as shown by the recent die-patohes, have not been ooneidored in the Committee, nor is it known lhat any member of tbe Committee has made any demonstrations to M uoroler. Borne of tbe Committee attended the recent diplomatio dinner of Mr. Seward, given since the publicstion of tbe Richmond dispatch, where the French Minister was an honored guest; but Mr. Bumner, who, at that time, was ill, was obliged to deoline attending under the advice or nis pnysioian. There is not a member of the Committee who does not repel all idea of foreign mediation or intervention, whatever form It ma; take. The French In Mexico Seizure ot the Escort oi the American Secretary ol Legation The Commander of Ibe Escort Shot. By the arrival at Havana of the British mail steamer Conway, we reoeivo advioea from Vera Cms to Jan. ol, and from tbe City of Mexioo lo Jaa '27. The news is of mors than ordinary in terest. The shooting of the Comaiander Bernanli, executed in Perots, by the Frenoh troops, in virtue of a sentence of a courl-marliaL has caused much impression, and provoked ths ocu surea even of the moderate Press of tbe ooun- try. This offioer, belonging to Rivera s brigade, wis csooriing, with five of hii men, ihe United States Consul in Mexico and the Secretary of Ihe Legation of ths same, Ibe son of Mr. Corwin, who left Mexioo City on the 281 of Ueoember, and wars going to Vera (Jrui. Her-nardi began to escort them from Nopaluoan to Perole, and entered the last' named place, believing, according to the advioe of the persons whom he aooompanied, that it would serve him as a safeguard to oarry a white flag of truer; but he was laken prisoner, brought before a court-martial, and shot As is natural, the Juarei papers speak harshly of this notion, and even a French paper, published in Mexioo Cilv. says that it is impossible to deny what they say, rrom want ol data, to explain tno oauss, 1'rogreNH of the French Expedition,Gen. Forey still remains at Orisaba, but so tire operations were expeoted instantly. In the English steamer from Europe, which arrived at Vera Crux on the 23ih, there came an Aid do-oamp of the Emperor Napoleon, the Marquis of Uallefet, with very preening dispatches for Forey. Hs left for Omaha on the following day. At Arroyo de Pacha, seven leagues from Vera Crui, a oouvoy or me rrenon was attsctrd on the i!"th, and lost several mules loaded with provisions, which they abandoned. Ten thousand linen bags are being made In a hurry for field batteries, whiob, with six thousand others of pttatt that are already made, will be sent to Orisaba, no doubt for use against Pnebla. The Frenoh administration at Vera Crtti finds itself without resource,, and pays 5 80 francs for Mexican dollars, in bills upon the Treasury at Paris, it is probable lhat in lees than 48 hoars they will pay 6 francs. Departure of tbe French from Tainplco. In Ihe undoubted retreat of the French from TaroDloo. thev suffered from the fire of the ar tillery and musketry of Ihe troops of tha J uarist General, Garia. They burned Us gaabnat of the Jmpsnal navy, the Ul, wmca wae aground a aboal, after throwing overboard ihs six 12 pounders and iwo 30 pouaders thai it oarried. They also set firw 1. a Mexioan towboat need in the harbor, and reduoed tt aahss the diet not of Caleta, without earthing being aaved from tha destruction. Later. Havana, Feb. IS. Ws have again gloriour news from Mexioo. Tha French have been driven back In several small noonnters, and bean obliged to abandon several towns eocupied hv them, beside having attempted to lake others and been driven off. Their position growa duly more critical, Ibeir means or transportation, which have cost them so much lime, trou bte. and money to accumulate are daily bsoom iug exhausted by ths eraselcss attacks of the guerrillas, wno nave tiecome emuoiaraea Dy their hitherto uninterrupted suooess. Below I give particulars of ths capture of mors than a thousand mules rrom tbe rrencn since our last advioea from the Mexican Republic On the 13ih ulu, the French, as I wrote you in nt last, avaouated Tampion. Ths truth is now leaking out The French account was that troops were sent to lhat place to insure Ihs fulfillment of a oontraot for mules, Ac Tha con tractors falling, the object of the expedition no longer existed, and tha solders wars recalled Ii seems Ihs Frenoh did not wait to, see the coutraot fulfilled. They had been kept on tbe jut tire by small guerrilla parties during their star: and at last, finding that these parties in creased in number, and were uniting under General Garta for an attack upoa Usm, they Med precipitate! j tu ea. :01. Favon oc cupied ths oily on ths loth, and Ueuer.l Uari. entered a few boars after. The Freach fleet remained till ths 22d at the bar, having wan-touly destroyed tha pilot's houss and several poor fishermen's huts; but these barbarous acts ere amply avenged. Beeide the Tampion af fair. In which tbe French lost a fine warilaaia ar, oalled tha Lanon;tlr'Khns',T2'poundsrs,and two 30 pounders, tnere is tnat or Tlaootaipau, I to the leeward of VeraCrui.) which was oc cupied by ths French without opposition, there being no Mexioan soldiers there. They were in a few days, however, completely routed, and obliged to escape lo a war steamer anchored iu the river, leaving several killed and woundsd, beaidos arms, horses aod provisions On Ihs fscitio tbe French have been equally unfortunate. Four men-of-war appeared of) Aoapuloo on the 8th ult. the Pallas, bearing tbe pennant of Admiral Bonet, the Galathee. the Cornolia and tbs Diamant. Through the agent of the Atnerioan Mail atcameis, the Ad miral addressed a nois lo Uov. Uiego Alvarei exaoliugof him that he should give tbe lis to an article published in Peru reflecting on Ihe French oorveite llayonnaise, (of whose barba rous prooeodings 1 wroto you some time siooe) and saying that this exaction having ccenoom-pliid wilb, he was witling to celebrate wilb the Mexioan Uoneral a treaty or oovenant of neu-tra ity, in which shruld be stipulated tb Frenoh vessels of war should be allowed ''all desirable faoilities for supplying themselves with provisions, water ana ooal, whenever they present tbcinselvss in Aoapulco, that, uouer tnsse oirou'nsiauces, ine vessel, or tnc Frenoh Division of tbe reoino Ocean will re frain from all aols of hostility against ths town of Aoapulco. liou. Alvaret replied mat, as lo lbs article re ferred to, published in Peru, in regard lo Ihe "Bayonnaisc," he was not the one to refute ii; and thut as to the free ontranoe of the harbor and tho oonoession of provisions, water, and coal, it was beyond his power lo make such concessions, not being able lo oonceivo how those belonging to the armed foroes of two nations, now in aotunl war, could maintain any noulralily. At &i D dock on the morning of iho via nil., tbe Uoct opened lire upon tbe forte and town. All Ihe small forts were soon silenced and partially destroyed, save Fort Al- varer., whiob, however, also slopped tiring, not having guns of sulboient range to reach Ibe Hoot. The greater part of the town was destroyed by the shells from the French. The rriucipal eiiifioo destroyed belonged to Spanish oitizons- Messrs. Iiavarte at Co. on whiob the upamsb flag was flying; a shell out the flag slafl in two; noma 800 bales of dry goods were burned up iu this building; The bombardment oontinuod for three days in ils wanioanoss, bensuse, for-siolb, the Muxicaus nfueSJ to otter "every desirable fitoility for procuring provisions, walur, and ooal, ' to their enemy, ihe Frenoh very unoharitable on their pari, to be sure, but hardly warranting tbe uostruotion of a town, especially aa nu rcnistauoe was made after the flrst day. . , About b p. ni. ou tbe 12th thn fleet retired, not even having sent any one nshore. Nor have tho French obtained any triumphs on shore. The armies are liarressed on all sides, all stragglers are picked off by invisible guerrillas; aud every oonvoy and train is attaoked and sustains more or less loss, if it ia not losi sntirely. At Arroyo de Puoha, Beven leagues from Orisaba, i French oonvoy was attaoked on the 27th Jan tary, and all the mules laden with provisions were oantured by the guerril las and driven otf Ths commandant of the sth Hegiment of Zsoateoas, Don Pilar Vlllareal, got his troops between Teoamaohallo and Que oholao (points oocupled by the Frenoh,) and oaptured 800 mules. GEN. SUTLER IN BALTIMORE. EutbiiNlaatlc Reception Speech by Gen. Butler Summing up of tbe Year's) Operation. Baltihokb, Thursday, Feb. 19, 1803. The reoeption of Gen. Butler at the hall of the Maryland Institute, this evening, was a grand afiair. The vast hall was splendidly decorated with hundreds of flags, and densely paoxea wun a most entnusiaatio audience. Thirty-four young ladies, dressed in whito, bearing flag,, were on the platform and sang patriotic airs. A baud of nmsio was also in attendance. The appearanos of tha General was greeted with long-oontinued oheerlng. In response he made a brief apeeob, thanking thn oitiiena of Baltimore for their expressions of regard and their enthusiastio greetings, whioh ha took as an earnest of their unalterable devotion lo the Union, and determination, come what may, to stand by the Government. He alluded to his tirst entrance inlo Baltimore .at tbs night of May 14, lHtil, when, amid a violent storm, he marohed his forces to Federal Hill and formally oooupied the oity. Ho compared Ihe condition of Baltimore then, from the influence of Secession, with what it is now, sinoe, wilhthe aid and protection of the Government, the true-hearted Union men of Baltimore had put down Kebol sway. He warmly eulogised the loyalty of Baltimore. Alluding to the progress of tbe war, he said thore was muoh very much to encourage in the progress we bad made in ths past year. Let us post ths books and see how we stand. A year ago, when he passed through this city on his way to the Southern coast, how did we then stand I The Rebels had all of Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Arkansas; all of Virginia except that portion undor the guns of Arlington Hlghts and Fortress Monroe. Now we have all of Missouri, all of Kentucky, two-thirds of Atkauus, at least half of Tennessee, and Roseorans, thank God, was there, and good for the other half. We have two-lbirds of Virginia, a third of North Carolina, all of Florida, a large! portion of Louisiana, and what was loft of the bogus Confederacy? Texas intriguing with the French Emperor lo got away from Ihem, Mississippi, Alabama, Gsorgia, South Carolina, and what remained of North Carolina and Virginia. Very soon the Mississippi River would be in our entire control, and then the Confederacy would be severed: Might we not truly say, with some of the Rebel Congressmen, that another atioh year of progress would see the Confederacy annihilatedf Truly, the folds of the great anaoonda were tightening around the Rebellion, and orushing it in its irresistible gntfp. He alluded to tbe threats of foreign interference in our affairs. Let it come. Tho nation would riso to the emergency. Already Congress bad clothed Ihe President wilh the mighty power of the entire military roroe of the whole nation; and if lhat were not enough for the ovorthrow of domestic traitors and foreign foes, we would arm every man in the nation, white and black, blue and gray, if need be. Ureal cheering. J The nation was but in its inlancy. Tbe giant of the westein world had scarcely begun to put forth his strength. These throes and agonies were but the pains of teething, and when tha leeth are fairly through, let traitors beware, and tyrants stand back everywhere. The General sat down amid long-continued applause. General Haynan, who not long since took part in the affairs of the Electoral Hone, snd who waa disnissed from his functions in consequence of an affair of honor, haa just blown out his brains. numbej: 208. The Late Maraulu or Landaj- doH ae. The Asia briars inlelligonoe of the'deaih ol Henry Petty Fill M auric, K. U , Ihe Maruuis of Laiadsdowas. The decease waa deeoendJ (rem aa old Irish family, and was a aoa of in. premier in 17b2, who was eroated Marquis ot Laadsdowa im lib, lie was born is 1780, and would have been eigbly-lhrea yoars of agt njuiy aexL ine vvuuc lord studied la tJ- nburg uad r Dug Id 6 Barl, and thete aiibil? ej in us society vi uiougaau, Jtnrry, Mosey Smiih, and Ihe Edinburg Itevieweis, when he naturally imbibed Utieral views. Us giBJL. eled as M. A. at Trinity College, tlauibridgt, in 1801. Ia 1803 ha was elected lo Parliament. Ins abilities of the young lord attracted attta lion, and ha was made Chancellor of the Ex chequer Id the Fox and Granville Minielri, ana was returned to rartiameni as ine renre ssntativ of tha University of Cambridge, in ins piaoe or rttu iora i.andsUowns held tbie new office for a short lime. He waa a leading advooata of negro emancipation in 1807, and again in 1814 and 1821. Ha favored the repeal of ths penal laws and Caiholie smancipaiicB-lle advocated free trade as early as 1620. in 18ZZ be moved a nica-ure for lis relief of Ireland, and in 1824 hs urged the reoognition of Braiii. In 1828 hs waa Home Secretary m tbe Canning Ministry, and foreign Secretary under the tioderioh Ministry. 1831 hs took ofhoe onder Earl Grey aa Lord Fretident of the uounctl. W ben Sir Hubert Peel was Pre-' mier for the first trine, Lord Lsnsdowne led ths opposition iu. the lioune ot Lords, where he was distinguished for the qualities of oourte- sy, dignity, manliness and frankness. In le-62 the Queen requested him to totua new Catt net, but he suffered ihe reins of government ti fall into Ihs heads of Lord Aberdeen, content ing himself with a Cabinet position, without office. Of late years Loid LansJowne bad in- silned to conservatism, sausfld niili Iks grass aUmib l"Bej wad -nirWiTHiTg to aaeUt ths slow uroocssss of salute. Tne deeceaeed r to .H.1KI Marquis leaves a sou and aavarrted dautdter. Tbs former is Earl ofShclburue, and wae called lo the Honse of Lords, 1830, in his falhar's barony of IVjoombe, after having been in Parliament since lbo7. as membjr for Calms Our Iron-clad Fleet. rrom tha Philadelphia Inquirer- Eight of tbe nine Erlosaon IS morion of Ihe Monitor olasa are completed. A few days ago tns oangamon set out lur ner destination ins Douin. us juoouay ins Ksntuokel was banded ovor lo the Uovornineui, at tbe Charles town navy-yard, and it is understood lhat she will sail on 1" riday for t drtrets Mouroe. She is an exaot oounlerpnrt of the Nahanl, already in eoumern waters, and is to tin commanded br the gallant Fairfax. To-day tho Calskill is lo is turned over to Ihe navy at Iho Uoooklyn taru. one is a oopy or ins t'atisalo, now at Beaufort, or that vtotnily, and shs will probably leave New York harbor by ibe end of Ibis week, under commander Rogers. ins only monitor now bninbed is Ihs Le high, whioh is atloal, and in rapid progress. uttr iron clad osot now in servioe on Ibe At lantic coast, embraoes lbs following eleven ves. aela : New Ironsides, frigale, first-class. ltoanoke, frigalo, Urst-class. Galena, corvetto. Passais, turrot battery. Prlapsoo, turret batlory. Montauk, turret btttery. Weehawken, turret battery. Nahant, una bittery. Sangamon, turret battery. Nantucket, turret battery. Calukill, turret batlery. a , IriNti ea In Ii eland. The Irish papers continue In publish details of the desiiluiion whiob deficient crops and a bad ecssou have rondored very suvere in that country during the past winter. The distress ohitfly prevails among the small farmers anil land-holders, who, being entirely without capital, have not only no niunus for present srnnorl. but are unable to purchase seed for Ihe next crops, so that pauperism or immigration are tbe aoic alternative ol their future lilo. The manufacturing North, which has hither to been exempt from the distress lhat, uul'ortu nateiy, naa Decoiuo poriodioal in the other narts of Ire'aud, now focls the pressure very severuly, iu waHumw vi mo cuituu lamtuu, ju mu neighborhood of Fishburu, the hand-loom de partment of Ihe cotton tradu, which has been in creasing for the lift forty vonrs. has suffered a oomplote collapse. The entire number etnploy-el inoludinr Hewed uiit.tlin workors. women and girls uuiouuls to 100,0110. Iu the best or times their wages amounted to ouly a baro sub sistenoe, and they consequently had no reserved capital to fall back upou, as iu the case of the cngiien operatives. Huudreiln or families have not even olean straw to sleep on, aud a firo nnd a blanket are rare luxuries. But notwithstand ing all ihoir misery, they ehooae lo bear with it even 10 death rather than entor the workhouse.The Service Performed by i the Black Pioneer. Brigade. The "Blaok Pioneer Brigades," organitod in North Carolina, have repaired roads, built bridges, So., and proved a perfect miliary suo oess. These men work undor shsrp fire without conosrn, and have ihowcd as muoh bravery as any of our troops employed in the regular or volunteer service. Their service have been invaluable. During Ihe recent fivo days raid of the Third New York cavalry, if it were not for the service rendered by these men, our progress would havo been serioueiv impeded in conscquenoe of bridge building, road repair ing, wntie malting lorced marches of titty miles and over a day. Good JVews for the Soldiers. The moat weloome news brought by the Ara- go, on Weduesday last, was speedily circulated in all the camps. It was lo the effect that Major Fanldings, senior paymaster of the de partment, and Major Mason, who was ordered North by Gen. Brnnnan several weeks ainoe to procure funds, had returned, bringing with them a plentiful supply of greenbacks. Boon the hard-earned wages of the soldiers will be paid. jPorl Hoval Aem Nnuih, -.(.. 7.I. Nw YoBR. Feb. 28. Thn snow storm haa ended, with about five inchA fallon on Ihe level. It is now olear, and wind northwest. The morning papers contain nothing new iu spooiala. The Herald has tne following Washington speoial: " It is understood that ss soon as the oonsorip-lion bill shall bavs passed the House will then vote a oall for 600,000, or 800,000 men. It Isex-pectod that tho soldiers, whose term of service is about expiring will offer themselves as substitutes for unwilling eonaoripte. ,. " A dinpatoh from Visksburg slates that lieu. Gorman ia pursuing wilh energy the work of clewing out the Yaioo Pass, so as to make it navigable to the lilaokwater. There is depib of water enough; but stumps, treos, and vege tation, choke up tbe passage, ir tbe pass is oleared, it gives admission to the Blaokwatcr; thence to the Tallahatchie; whenoe the boats oan raach the rear of Viokaburg via the Yasoo River. Gen. Gorman has a strong picket force half a mile ahead of the working party, which has had several akirmiehea wilh the enemy. Some were killed on both sides. The enemy were planting cannon at Ihe important spot where the pass enlors Ihe Blaokwater, and accumulating a foroe there. On Wednesday, Feb. 11, the alearing had advanced to wilhin two miles of the point of junotion with tho Blaokwater. Twelve counties of New York Stale, eleoting 188 Supervisors, held their elections last week, resulting in the choioo of 108 Republican Unionists, and 80 Democrats, an increase In the latter over last spring of iutit 17. This in- orsaas is over ths volo last spiing, and not that of last fall. Iustead of tho indications being toward a largely increased D?uiueralio majority over last fall, they give reason lo hope thai lhat majority will be reduoed, it nol entirely overoome. While every schooner captured by the Con federate pirates offers occasion for a small panio in the newspapers, we are apt to forget that something naa been and is being done on the other sido. An official report just made reveals ths fact that already 118 prise cases have bsen decided, the amount of sales footing up over $2 000,000, of whioh about SO por oeni is lo be divided. There have been in all over 8ii0 veasels taken; 36 steamships, ti ships, 13 hrire, 224 schooners, 22 sloops, 15 barks aod 62 small-r boats. Ei-Governor Morgan has just purchased a magninoent dweiling-house in New York for $82,000, cash. MEDICAL. THE CRCAT AMERICAN REMEDIES! Baa. se."H BLM SOLDI" Oenuine Preparations; viz BBLHBOL1VS BXTBAOT BUVBO," - UILBBOLD'S BXTBAOT SABAAPAB1LLA. k.; UBLBBULD'B IMFBOTBD BUSB WASB. HELMB OLDS' GENUINE PREPARATION! " HH.il LY CUJVCENTBATED" COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT; BUCHU! A POSITIVE AND BPECIF10 REMEDY ror DitavVMf Of law M.ADDEB, EIDNirS. GUUL, I AHD .. .... ,i DROPSICAL S WEULINCS. 'pilIB MKDIClnn IIOBBAIBI vni 1 lower .1 DI0I8TIUN. and ucttaa th. imMM Into health, aetlaw, b which th. W ATIBT m OALCAE. ntt'ii'i aepoeitiooa, aa. all UHlVATUpal BHLABQB w BeJTA ai. reduced . a. wall a. FAIB and IlrUSSl. TIorl.aadlajoodAvr , , , BBS, WlillIBOBCBILDBBB.! HELM B OLD' 3 EXi p& iVCBV FOR WEAKNESSES1 ARISING FROM EXCKBBEB, HABITS Of DISSIPATION, EARLY INDISCRETIONS Wi. OB ABUSE,., 4 ' Alitkitd m'M lAa icUoenu AmwJewu; j Indtepoeltlon to liar lion. Loea af Bower.- J-e. ol aleorj, I.ISklt, ol BtsalAUfc I J ' ""tt, . Wakamiaeea. I ." . . ram ine Beew, Oalvereal1 Lasaltad. of the UoeeaUr iTateat, (ada, laahU oYth. Beds, tliyaoae of Ihe Bkln. BrjpUune oa tha lana. Pallid Ooautenuce. Tttoea ermutome. If .lb. id an -a a- .ki.k .ki. m cine tnrerlablr ramoter, Boon tollows IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS, In sue e which tht faHtM easy tapirs. vVhouuey that tbe, are aol Beenealif followed bf llioa. "dlrenl dlaaaaes,n ' "INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION." Mane are aware of the canes of tkair sashrui, But none will coness. ' THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUMS, And Ibe melancholy Deatbl by Ooasnaiptloa, Bear AmpU Witntu It Iht Truth of (As Autkit. TUH CONSTITUTION .. ONC AFFECTED WITH OKOANIC WEAKNESS, Ueqnlres tbe aid of medicine to Strang tka and lavlto-ral. the eyttem, wklck , . UELMBOLVa EXTRACT BVCBD Imnriobly Don. K TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THS HOST BKEPT1CAL. - 1 aHSMeanavavaa - fEHALES, FEMALES, FEMALES, OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, HARRIED OX fiflN'l'BMPI.ATIN1 aj.Dnf.nn IN MANY ArPROTlOMB PBCTJLIAB To wan.... tbe Kalract Bucho la nnettaanid by any otbr reaMdr aa ' io oliloroaU or lletontlon, Irngularlty, Palnfolneae'' ar auppreaaloa of Cnatouery Bvacuntlone, Ulcerated a. Sdtirroue etate of tb. Itterua, Leocprrhea or VVblLa sterility, and for all complaint. Incident to the but whether arlalng from indlaoretloe, Atanlls of IMmtrll Uou, or In th. DECLINE OR CHANGE Or LITE I (He. Bynptoms ahov.,) I ttSTNO FAMILY SHOULD BXvflTflOPT IT. TAKE NO MOKE BALSAM, MERCURY. OR UNPLEASANT MEDICINE FOR UN. PLEASANT AND DANQEROUB DISEASES.UELMBOLPS EXTRACT BVCBV AND IMPROVED BOSS . WASH ' CVBBS i BECKET DISEASES, I In all their BtKe; tittle oi no UaeuKu In llet At mu. Biu-DM Mo laoonvouleaos AND NO EXPOSURE. ' Itoanaea a Irequeiit dealre aud aires atrenath to Orl. Ht, tlieitiliii Betuiivlus Obatructione. Pref.utln. aod .'urine Slrlctore. ! 111. Gretna. Allerln. Pel. and In. ll.uiuiattuu, ao frminent la th. cIm. of dleeeaf. and eat. HUng 1'oleonuue, lilaeaeed, and .urn oat Mailer, - - Thonaeude apon Thoejends ' WHO HAVE BEEN TUE VICTIMS OF QUACKS end who hate paid hear, foe to be cared In a short thn., liere found they were derailed, and that the "POISON'1 naa, bjr the uae or "PuwiaruL Aaraiaaeirre," beea dried up Iu tbe eyatem, to break out In an egsrair ad form, and PERHAPS AFTEB MABBJAGJ UBS HELMBOLIfS EXTRACT BVCBV for all AUoctlons aud Diseases of ths URINARY ORGANS, Whether eilatlnj la MALE OR FEMALE, Biom whaWrer eansa orllaatlnf , and ao nutter a-HOW LONG STANDING. , Iiiaeaaeo of thee. Ore-ana reqoir. th. aid of a Dieaann, HELMB OLD'S EXTRA T BUCMO IB TUB GREAT DIURETIC, And it a certain lo have th. desired enact la Dleeaaae faff wltlth It Is recommended. BLOOD? BLOOD 1 1 BLOOD 1 1 Helmlotd. ityU, Ojavealraled CVnpaiial FLUID EXTKACT 8AR8AFARILLA. 8YPBIL18, This la an affection ot th. Blood, and AT TAOKtt THE BBAUAli OBQAIf, LININGS Of TUB NOOS, .. BARB, rilBOAT, WIHDflPS, AND OTBBB B 00OD8 80 Br A 0X9, Paklnf lie apiwar.uoe In the form of ULCEUS. ; llelmhold'a Eitract Sarsaparllla ! ta ik- ui.. ..... Aud remote, all Scalr Irnptlona of th. Bfcla, (llVimi JO IUH OOMl-LKXlOH A LLEAB AND USiliTBI VOLOM. It belnit itreoand emrffMlf lor thlsoaaeof oosanlalata. Ita blood Purltviu. Prunertlee are nreeereed toaareater extent than other prepaiaUone of Bereeparlua.; . . HULMBOLD'S ROSE WASH. An excellent Lotion for dieeaeee of a Brphllltlo NaUre) ftiiil ee an Injection In Deeaeee of (be Urinary Orgene. Arising from U kbits of DtasiiatloD, need In ooanectloa with the Extracts UnchQ aud Sareaparilla, In such DlaV etwee ee mxinnieniled. BV1DIH0B OV TBK HOST MBPOWaULB A B1XUBLI CSAI ACTS. iriliocoiiiieuy the medicines. rrom 8 to W jean standing, wiu aamavj nswi BC1ENCE AND FAME, Frr M.tlrvat l'i over ties of BUCHTJ, as DlspenaaUif tbe United Hiatus. oo Profeetut US w kkb vaiaafia wot is on ine rraca of Physic. tsee rr mini niaut Dy ine laieceieoraiea ur. rniu.A. PtnUdtll-hla. tseereniatka made br Dr. KPHBIa.lt McDOWILL. a celtbratxl Pliyalriao aud Member of tbe Hovel College of 8uiKon. Inland, and pnbliebed la Ibt TranSMUotu of the king aiid yaeen'a journal. j 8te Btcnif4-L;bilnt'g1cal Beview, pnbttehotl by BSNJA oil N '1 KAVKHH, Krifiow ol Koyal Oollegd of oargeona. Sou most of tbe Standard Works on Medicine. sxtract Bncho, 91 00 per bottle, or etx lor $8.00 bareaiharllta, 1 iW " .( Improved Koae Waab, 5U " M .60 Or u(f'a dV.jra of eoca for flSTX), which will ba inAoiesit to cure tbe most obstinate caeee, If directions ara adj htrd to. 1 tteliveren to any Addiees, eecorely packed IVoai obaer J THtinti. Bs)ltecrlbea)rnptotTia in all oommonkaUona. Usirca Ouitrantccd I Attvica OraUa AFFIDAVIT. r.trsoiially appeared before me, an Aldertnaa of tha etty of 1'uiUdfli.l.ta, It. D. HKIj II BOLD, who being dnly i rom, doth saj, bte preparations CAiniata no narootio, no inoicury. ot other injurlwos drug, but era fnrly veKeta Lie. H. B. HBLMOLD. ttworn and labscrlbed before tue, ibis ittU day of feio TMnbor, 1W.1- WM. P. H1BBA HD, Alderman. Ninth etraet, above JUoa, rhllaflI ASK FOR HELMBOLD ' ' TAKB NO OTB EB; Oat oat the advertisement and aand tor Jt, avkv avoia mnwiTioR ahb EXJosoaa. nHRsapa Addreaa letters fbr Ui formation la aoattwaaa to H. B. HELMBOLD, ChemUt Depot 1H BOOTH-TENTH 8TRK1CT, Mow Cheetnot. Phila.IHpl.it.. RKWAHK OF OOUMTKItrKITH AMD UNI'KINOIPLBD DEALKK8, who andeavor I dtepeaa nf cheir own" and 'otber" artlclea oa the repnUUoa attained try HELM BOLD' 8 GENUINE PREPARATIONS, J Hxlmbold's Onnnlne Extract Bncnn; H Iu bold 'a Genuine Ktlre-1 Haraaparllfa; lt Inibtild'e Uennine Improve boea Waab; Mt i.O BT ALL DaAiaBH IN OOLFMSta, Sttd DrWggtMe.-sf wiiere.