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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-04
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hold lasting 4 se 3 s IL lie memory & an

hold lasting seat In The memory Of ali
present. 3ufEtfefS
in'this copnestipu, 4; may be proper to
gay that the inStEnmeats used BY the Band
attached to the First, which made such
,excellsnt music, were purchased by
the leader, Mr. Luoian Gray, and have not
Jet been paid for. Mr.. John Donlon, Of
this city, has consented to. call upon our
eisiRspS for contributions to pay for the
tnstrumsntsI and We hope he may meet
With. liberal responSei. It,
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BLEEDING 81 THE LdSes.i
= BhKEDING uF THE IsUHGSi
,RgADrHE POLIowING.

Or WfsHARE-slr: i return my erItsfuI thank.
Ior the discovery You have made ia making \ neSIi-
cine that ylll egSs IlihmmAti the Lungs and
Pine Tres Tar Cordial vas to an abpeSrance, nef
my grave. had been for lepgth 81 time 81 fttine
blood, and would at tunes Yomifi It,
Ny physietAns I FOR 1 employed tWo) pronounced
me past cure but my sister had used your PiSd
Tree Tar Cordial which did her 10 much good
she prevailed on me as o last resource % IN Ii.
and, thank God, I commenced 70 use Ii. Il haVe
taken twelve bottles, aud am perfectly cured, and
AM ready aud willing that any peraon that d bicE
shenid call on nae, and Twill, ton them what your
boTs were utterly asto nibhed at my speedy return
% health tor they had seen me Yohft bIo6d % 9
clothed state fEeqnently. Pnblish my icAse for +
want every perSon that q suffering q was to know
OF your Invaluable medicine 81 fsBi
Respectfully, FE155I J0HN1VERDIN.
Grease Sc, six doors above Riehmond St.
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e TAR c0RDIAL,,s OisIfn0 TAR CoRDIAL.
TAR CORDIAL ailEsfTAR ICoRDI4Ir
a: e hhla4tssSs g isAttt,. Z.

sa ~ estEf n m
M1r.lHard4 says: .fpr. WnHAR8-Siri HAD BfdlfiI
ehttis, 1nhammatiOplipf thsg Lungs, Short uss5 81
end PslpiatIon Of the. heart in their worst
toEmai had been treated by sseyeral Of the, most
eminent physleiapa Ia PhllAdeiphia but they e6rid
not stop the rapid course Of my diseAse and had
aesp AIRED OF ever being restored to health. was
truly on the YerybVer ge OF the grave. Your Pi
Tree Tar Cordial was highly recommended to me by
z t5iend A. tried II and am thankful to say that,
AILeF Jour large and 0pei ANAL bottle Wiz
Eeatored TO perfect health You can gfye reiar6nee
g my honse No. 96s M Second street, or At nv
once OF Receiver Of Taxes; from "a ~ to 3P 5
corner OF Chestnut and Sixth streets.sii y. y.
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IlTasting 81 tRa:h6nlli6S5I iEEiinnal ennnll

ID tiI.i s-:ts 49, mlttea. .s,,-r
b WAsHtssToN. Feb % The TTnions M
ti6aais Commiftees inIeE5 II 3,ba 800 - ~
H6n fslJgin NJ A az !4siI "
aud Was called TO orIes IN sff5s {, :,
ias Ohairman. ! Hon
of RAs elected Sect n Z I46S!
mittee In place Of Hon 3a5., a.; Fo,s. ~
Upon ,eonsultation q cali was unani.
moIsfy atiopted for t6s IA 3ssial,5Ssil i1eaHs.,-
tlou ID thebfolloW tsrros.ssT6d nrd sssI
signed, Who by origihGl s. 6f6tmenti:0re
subsequent dssiensfi6 "a ito All q. =
constitute the Executive 6ommittse crea.
,caFo5 on the ist6 {dsT5s II ~ iiSgo; IL
hereby call inpon eli omitted IVot 9rsy who
desire tie une6ndftf6ba an ldaihts a6Scst OF
the UhiBn. the s6pfg II ia finnSt
ton aud The cempl n al
rebellion, with the cause ttigreE6. 81 tyisoFE
ss ss s s ~ a!I sag tislsat s4ns,te
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-23

Noble Eco. Ie-GOvl.,S' Watts tbia-mOrn.
ing issued a proclamation to theeitizens
OF Mobile that the city is about to be, al
tackled, and exhorting non-combatantsrtoi
lesVe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-23

NEW YORK F eb. PA Washington dis
RatChasays 'seSerall ladies; Z refugees from
klehpo9d,q hays arrived via FFedericks
burg. They were assisted to escape ~
the rebel pickets They report t6at tie
rebel authorities, Within the last month.
have seized all the;meats IN the Rich
mdnd imsrkets, land. furnished Them to
Longstreellsiarmy- --.9..s !.
"A Washington; special to the CONNER
cial of the AID says 70
Very great interest is felt here in the
important case relating to the quicksilver
mine, which win come up to.morroW3 10
me Supreme Court, where Ex Attorneys
Gushing and Black will argue the case n
bshalfiof thesC Company. ET,s4is' expected
that seyeral. intricate legal issues viii he
presented to tie Court. -
Z Senator Morgan, of New York, has In J,
Evited several leading politicians to meet
him at z his honse to. uigh ~ to t.onfsr yvj,t,
the National Committee on Important Do
'lttical 3matters. s...a. ..'i 80 . sf;s
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THE GREAT sENGLIsH REMEDY /.
.t8a EssIR JAMES OLARKEs =
81 Celebrated Female Pills {
Prepared from a PrssctfpSi0n of SirlJ. Clarke,
n: d., PhysieidH Extraordinary, TO ne


. sfaei 1.;1 u5TF- ,sasozuss
This invaluable Incidence ID nnfaiIfng in the cure
Of an painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female eOnStituti6 d SUBJECT It Odsrates all
excess and removes all obstruetiSns, and speedy
cure may be relied on. ~
TO MARRIED LADIES q.
It Is peculiarly suited. Tt viii, in short, time,
bring On the monthly period with regularity. Z +
:, Each bottle, price Ole Dollar, bears the Govern.
mept Stamp Of Great Britain to prevent counterfets.
CAUTION, -iss4
hIsf Pills should not be taken by females during
ahef1RsT TAREE MbNfHsl pregnancy, a fhey
are sure 70 bring Miscarriage, but 1t any other,
tSsrss6s Gs5tSi Affections Pains !, e
in the BACK and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertlon,
PalPit9tien Of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites,
these ma viii effect when All other means
have failed {: and although powerful remedy, do
not contain iron, eal0msE antthISsh5, or anything
6uEffpl TO The eelSa lion. 5t,s ~ 2
Full directions inthG mph1et around each paek
should be eatetaH reserved. !. esSsg1,s
Sole agent for the United States aud oanadAs,s
JOB MOSES, % Cortlandk ST. n. Z. e
N;B:-S1. 90 and SIX postage stamps, enclosed to
any bottle containing
hfsy pills by return mail. s1rls y.
lH8Y8' 81 z 2I91ftII3lffgEtfIR1HIY FHsFfpD.
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7 al,4 Sak. FsSta 4 s8.-The Newbern
1Fh4es. announces thai several sthousand
Jte s Ip ]. sEs :. veg R9 Richmond to
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G8-A NORTHUMBERLAND learn
that an unfortunate Misunderstanding oc.
Cured between some OF the me mbers of
the 4th Cavalry and the reception com.
mittee. The soldiers tos whom we refer
thought proper not to attend the supper at
Washington Hall because they were not
regularly invited through the public no
tices of the affair. Whsn the notice was
Published the committee was not aware of
the presence in the city Of the Alb, and as
soon as the fact was made known the men
were invited. We are authorized to state,
for the committee, that there was no dis.
position whatever 70 intentionally slight
any portion of the men. The trouble was
that the committee was not notified of the
coming Of the 4th.7i @
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-23

am eonitantIy receiving such certiaeAtes A. thS
! 81 fsas stsiI IifSl ssry dreadful
ayHfam RAa fast diving, NAY. md, I wa M
on my bee with but little hope OF recoVering. Ny
disease banned the power Of all medicine5, and in Il
heEt time must have gone TO my grave; but, thank
500, ny ter in-laB would NOT Iest until ahe
vent toF your y, No. 10 Mort seoud 5tTt6k IS q
fel4tea the case 70 you, pure Ased one bottle Of
use and In one week was much better and after
uaing three bottles am perfectly well, wonder 10
All my tfiondB for they all pFOn6unced me past cure
Publish myioago if you thihklpF6perIz ~
STEW siitfTF-r yaiREHB6gR tHAAIILTON.
No. 1821iWayhS jff6ot PM duinRikE
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NAV YORK, eb.l22.-A rebel dispatch
of the 18th reports Gen. Polk at Meridian
and much ceusured for not attacking Sher.
man. His force was 16, 900 men.
I Morgan was at Dalton Oh tile 18th!
l Forrest and lee are, stated 10 have re.
occupied jackson and lowering on Shsr-
,i,tAA Another S report says Adams aud Logan.
reoccnPied jackson instead of,Forrest aud
There is a rumor current that General
Smith leading Shetmanls cavalry, had a
light at Meridian and was very seriously.
wounded. Itts.thought ,toibsa canard
A Mobile dispatch Of The 18th reports
that Adams attacked q Federal supply
train AT Decatur, Ala, yesterday. destroy
ing 40 wagons. The infantry coming mn
iniforce. he had to abandon his prisoners.
A rebel dispatch reports the Federal
force in Florida at $4,000. d
a Charleston. dispatch of the 18th saws
our batteries shelled Morris Island 10. Iisv.
The Yankee flag staff on Wagner was
shot away. Four shells were fred into The
city by the Yankees. g 4 z, ~ n =
Auother.uf the 18th saws the Yapkees
have withdrawn from Johnson's Island in
gunboats.
The Yankees on Morris Island are re-.
pairing their batteries. No further she'll
ing OF the city sss9. 5.L.s it-s9 =
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gISAIRT'S TKR G6RbIEl 4

W1LL po5itiVely cure the following diseaseg
w consumpt ION, ifnot beyond the power Of med.
lcanes 1nhammAd the Lungs, Coughs Sore Throat
and Breast Asthma, Piles GraysI and Al
uniAtling Rewed for female Complaints. - = :
Dr.. WishaTt, Pine Tree Tar Cordial
gply vital principle OF the Pine Tree, obtained
~ peeuta IA The diBtillation q the an
sIeieh ne ieinal properties PFs
1tilthemedtsi thas ees 8 WAsn all othlSsli IN
Ar ooRnI ~ TAR CORDIAL,
h Ar ooRp1kIs TAR O0RDilI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-23

- - RAsHTsaToH.s BmFH-DAf. @Ysss
tetdAy being the bril-. day, Of George wash.
ingtop, the booming of cannon was heard
in the early part of the day, and from many many
houses ths flag of the county was Aung.
to the breeze. The atrsets a.were filled
with psepislapd the city presented very
gay and attractive appearance. The First
Wsst Virginia Infantry. preceded by the.
excellent Band. attached, Ito that corps,
paraded through the principal streets of
the. city, exciting great admiration and
demppStEAiiens of welcome. wherever they
went. When the regiment returned to
the Athspeam after the parade there must
have been three or four thousand men,
women andehildfen standing about in front
ofths Custom House, to say nothing of the
crowds that were lettering along the side
walks and standing upon the corners in
various parts of the city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-23

= -EoRRREss MONROE. Feb. 22.-The Ricbe,
mond Examiner of the goth has eeftfs fol.
lowing go si'! q I'i1Issi sJsE1d 7'7'-''s-F
Spencer Dayton has .bs i ARE tried
condemned aud hong as, a. iHankee Spy al
Castle Thunder. -, :
Col. D.. Miles,. Z 9th Pas Cant. RIOS. Har!<
dy,' 10th III, Lienta Han, ydi izthi III, bight
,Greble, 9Th Mich Capt Wilkins, Ill2,3 I'M
1t Col Eli. / 18th Conn, Capt SMITH Sfb
us Cavalry; Lieut. Wilcoxs.I5,hlN F,Gav,,
1t a Haul, 18th N Y, ID FransburEs i n
Mich, Cav ,2TSJ Raj, t49ths O6i5{ ] Hi(iotlsas
byi l9thiU S. Inf al Bassett, 52d H., NJ
Bedell, l23d N Y, Capt Moore, i27th; ind
Lieut. SihPsoRSs 10th Ind, CAPT PbeIns'
I'D lad, Capt RpSeman, Sd Ohio, TtR6ss
f7igtf Pe, AMI S DSpthsflaHd lS5th Ohio
have been recaPtured /, and returned TO
A1dfcial dispatch to The War bepSssrits.2,
sm9ht of the5t sthl inst. dhnoafiees Sbirt
smapss| ~ Quitman, l6n4ths Ohm al az
I 9biie without Opposition! heItI
he moi Flowed 10 taxa Mobile with
out degpe se2 battles Thair advance,
was Mitho9t con pArison the boiiestiuioy;e..
G %snt OF the !Hera ShsEpsa has from 2s,sss
900 to- 30, 900 men, "a hey saear "a npA The
railroad bridges in ,theitaf rear. He med.
ftates no step 'baekWaFt. 70 raj Va.
y IS -FfE-LLE "a T. as-aet
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Orange o.. H, Feb. 16 The enemy y2i have q
not fallen back to CsnireyitIe a, as reported.
Z Gilmer's cavalry threw "a train off the 3.
q 9: R, r, Smiles aboye Harper's Ferry,
and paroled! 80 officers, and obtained some
booty. ..a.sgeiz5 ta.rz, r5giT, '-'s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-23

can only giysA few Of the many thousaands Of
eertihoGtss i am receiving in ehyorsof thfS EreSt
Medicine; but I have had Q quantity OF them pub
shed In circular form, which 4 send nee on applica-
si9ps Whethst yon conclude to gfYe'th Medicine q
and One Dollar, a bottle. - S'ii'l7S5 - S'.s'
Prepared only BY the proprietor, .,,s
sf5.5 DR.. L. 90. WISHART, - (
philadelphia, Pa.
sqld nWhseling by LOGAN, LIsl : CO.,
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q q "a Is
8g QRla9tapdll.,...
a lskirmtsh with Mosby's GuelrrFFiiI. 8.

- ~ f.as-.iiOis q. laS:,..i .fI=,ss il4 10
itilD sWhBF Va Feb. 81. 4XYestsrdayi
!M4ejer3 Dole, with Pefkin's lst Maryiand
cavalry, had skirmish at Piedmont sta !,
Ton z. = Ytth Aosby's gnerrillas, and took n
prisoners Including three officers.
! ~ lost tive killed and two, wounded w.
1Ehefe6els ate reported TO hSva had ave
klIea and ailarge lnumbsreWounded.s g. -
= when attacked, Mostly had jhSt received
S Sf1s mtssiSH ss Lieu oolpps, and was
:. Nothing new ftom the Shehaahoah ,yals
ley as regards 'Early's moveme nts.
Il is estimated that 1000 Refugees. ssinn5d
.assertets have toms int6 The lines Of Gen.
h}ehey's Department since Jan. 10! 80 10 a
- - H. u
M Y y Feb. 22.5TThe COMMITTEES
q Conference on the whisky biil'thad "a
meeting 70 day. 1t consisted of Senator4sf
ssssepaenI Johpson, and Howe, and Rep
resentatiVes Washbnrne, Of Ill. StevenE.iSF
PeS and Fernando Wood. Asboth bouses
PAD greed to strike out the proposed toy
on spirits on hand, it was not deemed nv
me w me1orityy of the Committee to be Ia
controversy, aud hglice It SO remainss IN
IS understood that the sterling scale has
2een sadopt with mod iications; namely:
E9PlEllsg distilled and sold or distilled and
removed TOR consumption or sale, previous
70 4st OF My next, of Let proof in ddition
70 to duties payable on licenses; a duty of
BBggggeIa9 80 ll9pt lapd upon all Itquors which
may be Distilled after the passage Of This
act and sold or removed for consumption
or sale on and after the LIST day of J6Ev
F99f1 = 500 gallon, aud on eillliquors, which
may be distilled after the passage of.sthis
act apdlsold EorE removed sfors consumption
or sale on and affaf fhs, ISfIf Il !, - =
;Jgela gallon. The notifications are 10 to
saa and from 80 tos7Oo. Another point in
controversy has been settled, m meiy: on
9istlllssd spiEtts imported from foreign
cepntFies previous to the. LIST. of July mex.
+ot+lst proof 4oc pei gatian and on ali such
spirits imported from foreign countries on,
and after the 1st OF. July next and previous
to tbeslstiof' January next, duty of 4bc,
instead Of 59c,5 per gallon, aud on all such.
spirits imported on aud after the lst of
January next Soc, instead of 55c. 1i5.el :
me y report Of the Committee Of Confer,
lenee wiz probably be acted upon finally BY.
1b9th4 houses tosmofpo@l .Ec-Et.5.S- ~
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This 4 the most dellsh and extraordinarily AZ
ltiole ever diSeoyeFeds FIts change rho
ace And hAqdS 70 EspFss' Of raytshIng
beauty, impArtilg The marble purity of youth, and
ths tapPearapeef 20 inviting in the city
belle q tAshiop removes tan, ecElbs, pmplss
And roushnesS tto@4hs lknt leaving The complexion
fresh Transparent and smooth. It,eoptsins no ma
lt6tia injuri6us ID ts skin. FPat4oa "a
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j ptEoINNATIi Feb. 22s-W ashiagtohntts; 4
birth day was generally celebrated heFeg
F6e4state militia headed by the police
and the 9th Ohio VeterAns, turned ont In
large n9mbers and made a fne appe4ry
A E.t the ctty was profuselyE decorated
VII VT l9gs ana the streets yere thgougsd
:s.esa ks3IN. ssesl ,sagIfsk
LsBbRE7IdSS FSBt 92LWashipRton's b,,,,
day sgensrally observed here a6d IN ~
Bsstern cities. The great ,Cehttai SsnitsrY
Far opened here to-day. A-ses .Ulit ! u
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1STHE FAREWELL ADDRESS IN 4aE
Housl OF DGLIsATRs.-The Senate and
House Of Delegates met yesterd az morn
ing in the Hall of the latter, for the pl itf
pose of carrying outthe jotatord of the
dayz=the reading of the Farewell Address
Of the Father of his Country. The Speak,
es Of the House (Gsu. Kramsr) Requested
the President of the Senate to designate
some member of the latter named body to
read tbs declaration. Mr.. Farnsworth
president pro tsm.) designated. Mr.. Max
well, but that gentlemen begging to- be
excused, NJ. oatsksdou, the mot Ter of the
joint resolution proposing TO celebrate the
day, was designated and complied.
After the reading of the Address the
Senate witbdtew to its own chamber. "a
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1~AHARD CASE -oassalufday night,
q man by the name Of James Clarey, lassols
der, was found at tavern on Markat
square with poker in his hand. and two
or three persons near at hand with the
blood trickltug from their persons. The sol.
der was charged With having inflicted the
injury. He was arrested b, officer Rich.
aEdson and fined by AID. 'RobettsOn =, ~
Clarey insisted that a violent assault had
ibssnmade upon him and he had seized the
poker to defend himself. aaE