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fer tho sfeedy cafe Of Old Chro1ie, Me,curial
Sypnisttic. Sbd ~ Pfivete Dissasec without nas.
cary or a-y other poisonoes o. n.ki.us DR. r..
eaTnILi ;, rnnsry. Sessndaey And Tsrsiar,,
y. y. ~ me-. sous'efmfdpesaiiy sradioAtsd IRON
the fystem.
SikiCfUkE cured without pain o. boueiee.
0ONOkRh1A sarsd Ia from oue to three dsys.
OLkET, no matter hGw long standing nurea ~
from seven y sossteen days.
sfEhaAfOhh,ieEA (invol ,ntary emissions. J
brought on BY self sbuss, exccss, Cr ENABLED
hereuitarily, -auspg loss Of memory. imbeciIitv
and impoiescy. with ali its deplora de train 81
symptoms, t. stsd and radically csr.d ~ = ~.
~ ~. d IN ur. Jsmee' Me- Oris.~. -. u.:..,
for the iazt thirteen years, and which has MI
WIN sSSn ~ s0cC0ses
SYMPTuAS-isinsing in the ears dimneas of
vision, sversioo focisty. love Of soiitnd.. 49,.
tive ness, want of-ital lower. IA other rnec...
not uecessasy hsfs 70 uensioaL Apulv imm.rt.ss
y, and save yourself troa the son.souenoas a.
these terrible symptoms
Diseases lecuhsr to Females treated vith the
happ,est rssults. br James 4 the selnov,ea.sa
chief Of thiseapaeity.
hydrocsis and vsricoeels sffsc,us.lv cu,sa.
Syphilis, the most horrible end q. rihle no;,oc.
sfsctusbllv cured snI ersdicsssd from a.. sv,,
ten, without nufcury. ioaidepots al .,..n;.
ssrsapsrills. Syphilis primary jcured /. 80 =,
minutes.
The following IL but one Of the manv t.st,roc.
iais which Dr.. jones has I'd and il dsilv ,s.siv.
ing. The letter wicb We below Il - Is, Wis.,.
OF Pitteburg. Penn from Dr. Jordan - an..., !,
letter q inquiry Concerning y, James. fc,meriv
OF New Orleans, aud how VI 81 80 kspdoluh :, 80,
Chicago III. l,o. wslsop was ware a !, r., IL.
dan knew ur. James, which inducsd ~ W,isnn
TO make the inquiry. Ur, J. H. Jordan v.s - =.
stefan 10 the Z. Dcinnati cholera Hos ital dnr;n.
the summer Of lSly, and vns nrcf...c, IL ~. ~
CRY and Practice Of Medicine and al Ma t.; /. Ma;
o in the Americas Medical lnstitote Of ouisviIia
Ky, in ls6U., 81 and ~. Dr.. Jsr,on /. -.
prScti sing in Cincinnati. Hcre a thssI.,... -.
ferred 10. Readit:
"Clso,NNAr,. q. l,,- < ,ea.
"DR. WiLs0x:
"Dear Sir-in snsverto your incniries 7 vorla
49, 49, -
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naa family. and EVEN such q
have heretofore been coDsid
= y cred incursbis BY the medical
faculty. OF the world, are skill
folly treated with distinguished euecess BIB III
WV. HUNTER. DR. JAMES HUNTER aud
Or. HANS YIN BAUEN, Of Lsipsic. Germany
These three scientific Physicians and Surgevnl
have been engaged in their prot sssion for pp
wards OF forty yesrs. They 81 eeisIly call tie
attention Of the afflicted 10 the following named
dis asss:
Coashs, Cslds, Cvoup. Coseun ptios,
and the mos' distressing Of al Diseases the
srHuA or PnTBlsBU and I'll other complaints Of
the Mouth, Tbroat Lungs and HeAf,s Also die.
. sea Of the Stomach, Liver. ksdasys. Spleen
Bladder " d Boweis. such " Dyspepsia, which ID
. very distressing complaint. nisrrb0a, Dysentasy
Constipation Or con inued costivsnsss This las
ter disease most always preincuoes
Piles Aeaea F4Ot111as
Which - treated with marked sucIess without
reso ting to cutting with tie knife. TIE nerves
are oftso diseased and Neuralgia. Rhsum asism,
Gut and Paralysis arc distressing cowplains.-
Also all Female .om plant, such A. Weakness,
Debility aud diseases Of tho Womb, all cured with
out cutting with knife.
CARcRrsnvA. or CANCER, 10 another disease that
has h,taert0 b. fled tho skill Of the crrditc aud
learned doctors Of the world. This n.onstsose
Hydra must nov bow iM hend, for II can beeused
Al Tumors. Wins, Ulcers or Old Sores. Hid dis
V0o0SS
cared without crttirg with the kniis.
D1OeAO00 or the HYoO.
Suoh - Laehrymal F,s'uia. >ssabismos Or Oroe,
Eyes. Black Or White spots on the Eye Hall, Eess
kyes, Biindness and Cesarast.
The latter ciseass can often 10 cared without
resort TO cutting With the knife. Patisnts with
Cstarsot will do I'll TO call sud Les tue Doctor ex-
anime theivcase. A large sssortmsns u
Asts6csot Eyes, perfectly sassral. IN
d.esssss y Ms Ear.
6ach - roasiDs g bsss.cs eosnjs, o1eosivs dis-
ch asgss and des&nsss. TIE Doctor has rabee "a
Bar rS0s and 0racles. Of I'll sizes ana d,scrip
tions, which restore nssfing vey pssis,t 70 these
Who are deaf. ,
Psssoss writing win enclose t. csa&s. Write
With 70 VI full nsms. toww coSnty and 0tass.-
Tour letters viii b. pss0ptly answered h ~
pastiealar - Jos can y giving fall history q
Oh. nUNTKR, Or DIR. VAN R4DEN, XII
Boz 607s Post once
Hours from Q I. \. 10 3 =. r. Once No. u
Randolph corner Of Desrtcn street, Chicago III.
Oet1-dIy
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Inpsrtant Cure Of cessu.ptie,,

The Rev. A. G. 1rns. Of IpdiauapoIi.. Ia
adds nts testtmouisl TO the many Others ~, = =
ensiv enred OF Copeum psion, ~ IN Woo, =.
ian most happy il subscribing ny name emoss
s r~uus -. M"oDnr. +, % whom ..
fesstonal dutiss - nysslf. l he'd been s6,;e.ss
with ConsHmptsoo for the las. three 49, ~
!cr over yeur had nos nesn able "a I'm shc.s
Ihsd sshaestsd sil the skill II &c bet b,s;.
essns ise and and near. snd of lsss Il Bern y,
H.. IA ~ sss,ogs and the last ssy 81
e'ess success. applied - him under vhoss -:
~ent the c1rs wss perfect IL six weeks. a. 49,
lrescmed ny occupatiou In the paiuit. All 80
eee 81 sds atssaee dieepps-rea g. have - .ri1
eno ssrons ever sisse. e = nov over ivo vss,s
since the cure vas effected, and still nv sv.sss.
eonttnues frsefrom anv trace ~ tn d,s.s.' yJss
ever: must chserfuily recommend 4 - 49,
to MIN. he has saved mp life and IN, 49,
and ~ Pfsyers are, God LIess hin. ~ ~. u
i've ior nasy yesss for the sake Of su4erirc -
IrDfAxoroIn. Feb. Is. 1885.
ArcerAr TESTIMONIAL The follovfns 4.
sne q the many tsstimonials 81 remrrss ~
cures psrfcsned By Ds. WoODnUIl. the csishs.'
- CAsosr ssd Chfcuic disease t,hyojci.n. vho
Pas been stoppsng for the past three weeks q ~
81. Nicholas Hotel 10 oureity: -
! Jastsse - u. woodhsli Seee,eh..t.a CO..
and Chronis Disease Pbysisisn, inIDsie ~ ~
pub'icstv 70 the following fscoe: SoVr5 ac~e ~.
nnee, dseeossse0 VAN On ny lin vkhh- -
psono.ncsd b to best physjeisas : o..
consulted $50 employed The bsst mediesi nm ia
eosbfsy asseesc. 1Da Ieilsd. ,Aa1} ~ ~.
knew esaid not last nssS No.. ~ 4.
wseehshS arrival hsss, - 1seri} ~ - -.
dsrtsl eurss. 1 pssep4 0yseif md I ~ &111aenl
oaala tVonsJ-f0ur Aou1 aftof che aino mi ~
sae Dos:sss Turkish vaasss Salvsj tfU 49,
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BALrIRoRe. Feb. &.

DALTIkoRe, Feb. 8.
The following has just been received
from Fort Monroe:
Newbern was attacked BY the rebels
and they have the railroad between
Aorehead add Newbern, but may be
forced to retire.
Inc rebels surprised and destroyed
the gunboat Uoder~riter.
AZ long as We can keep the river open
We are sll right.
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Nf. SeCeet,s
IN FALL1BLE LIKMCNr
Great External Rsnedr.

Fes Hhes"atisns. Gcss, Mssc,c;e. E.,,b.,o. o..
VIZ a"1 'osn.s, lDsa..s. B.sises. Csss and =
Wo""ds, Pites, H4ad,cks. and al Ri.."
"asse and Nervous disorder,
on al Of which it il . speedy and eer..i,
n..,.a ana never fails. This Liuiuent =
pspse. from tho recipe yf DR.. 6tephsn vees "
connecticut. tho famo.s Rome s.tter an, - 49,.
u.e u 10 SIS practice for m,rs than tventv 49,.
WIN she mist astonishing sucoess.
l :" Al.kvfAI0k OF Pam. T. 10 urYiyaJed h
80 pasps,auon before the psbiic. Ut which ~
tn. ~. may DC convinced BY . single triel /.
Aihi n, val cur rapidly ana rsdinaiiv.
"aeumat'c Disorders Of every Mind. Ard n 81 M.
saads OF cases where it has beoo n, "a Il 10 rs..
| .. oeen known 10 fail.
TOE NsukAla'A. it will a1r. I'd INN ediste r.l;,
TviII ' rsi;:. nor =. Distressing.
shsss = mates and il Is warr.,,aed "a a. ~ -
yoU inACllt also will it cure instan,iv
FOH NERVOUS ID BILL Y ana s;sus,., +.
ltude arising from iupru isuoe or exeess this e.
m.as Is most happy and uniailinR remedy sct
-. 1'so.y oPoo the nervous tissues, 1, strength.
ons and revies the system, and sstores n 10 So
~" LIE, -asan external remedy weclaim
eu1. :. y me beet known, aud We chsleDro ,he
w".u - pfoauce IN ca ial. Every victim Or IN, :
III, o. ing com p.ins should give it hial. for i,
Will DOT Tail 10 atlor0 immedisse eel;rf "a q .
~s!@t,ts q cssss vill eject yoiical cure.
QUlNSY SORE THRO 4 r a. soms,;m., -.
usMoy nsnsna and dangerous. but ! timely
sppacstcn Of his Linimsut viii never fail 70 csrs
.nin nslNo ars semstimss very obUinsts. scd
enls'xenene ef The joints - iiatie 10 occnr -.
gi:ets.. The wors6 6ass aAy Be- eosonsr.I 4,
g y I.inioset u too Or three ~ Z $50 -
nkuisEs. CUTS, WOUNDS. SORES. n.
VA, BURNS : sCA Lbs, yieid ssad,Iy 70 ~
me. n IR nes!'rH .p,:Psst,ss Of d. ~ EZRA
:, T., dirsct.cns: sl,o CMlLBLa iNs. rRO sSRI |!
FEET, 1 INSECT BITES \ STi scaa
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llALiYAx. E..h 4.

Marshal K,ne and atge nu nber ,d
Confederate officers base arrived here
They ntc sad TO have escaped from John
sons Island.
Tuere Was nothing defiaite done in The
Court of Admiralty yesterday in reference
to the steamer Chesapeake. The Court
adjourned until Friday, when T. 10 expected
the vessel will be delivered over to her
owners.
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HARTFORD. Feb. 8,

HARTroRD, Feb. s.
Colts factory is in flames, the loss
will be immense.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Several lives have been lost bv the
falling In Of one Of the building of..Colt's
pistol factory, the loss is believed 10 * :
Coed hsif a million, insured for $4,000.
TIE new building in which the minr,e
RIFLES are made was saved. The origin
81 building with all the machinery etc.,
was destroyed. 1900 wo,kmen were
employed, halt of them are thrown out
Of work.
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TERkE tIAUTE, Feb. 4.

Matters At PAris are about the same az
last night. $50 soldiers went over under
command Of Capt. Scott, Of the 9th Ind.
Fac Butternuts are ab,,u. III miles from
Paris. in camp, from 6 to 100 strong. NJ
attack has yet been made, but they threat
en- 5 IS soon as our troop. are wlIidra u.
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Complicated Chronic (omDl.iats

Tho Ioctors practice is founded on tru,h n
seventeen years staining, a.d differs from I'll 9TH
ers No trifiOg with hu nan existence. o. III.
rihcing life BY experiments The n,,,o, kn,..
upon examination the cause Of T.. d.,a, 90 Ana
the remedy needed to remove Il : %. bv Uu.ss;rs
but BY knowledge analyses the disease Ana IN
medicine none bat vegetable substances us.,
ALI mineral esd ps,isonous medicinss disoardsd
Tho eetor has di ,cove, Cd isany rsueniea q IA.
travels in south Anssi,A. California ma oths,
countries, which hs finds Of general utiifv in M
hea.ing art. IL is to b hoped that ioy,lsAe ~
have tried doctors and advert sed ne1ieines a.
til worn out and discouraged, will deenair noe n
cure uotil they have given DR.. W. med,c; n
ana magnetic operations . trisl DnsinS ~.
travels be has been the instrument. ~ 1.oa,,
hands, Of restoring !" health AMI v,eor thouss "a
VINO we're On the verge Vi the grave. and are nor
living nonum snts Of his skill and successful ,,r
nent, and s'e saily ex,lsiming, "blesrea 81 III
Any when hrss 10 saw and pertyok Of the Analv
TIC ami Magnetic Doctors treatment" Satis,an.
tory reference viii be cbserfully gwen When =.
CURED. The Doctor will pledge his reputAtien
ana stAxe ms vi 70 lake perm snent cures IN All
cases no undertakes. lis mode Of exami alton
- Win the Eye, and BY IN Aualy tical process II
tne waste material Of the d.. lie the,e ora
ssss NO quesssons, nor requires invalids 10 es-
pain Symptoms, telling the cause Ana ~. ~.
ton ct the dice, ass with srfect certanitv 80
S0- N. Il. Ds. Wo0DHuiL hssl h ,eI, . j......
% nothing but what he has the ahil;,, :" ~
form. All forms Of female diiicultie. .,,..LIs a
with the happ'es. rssulte. lnvalide vbo c.nrc.
CONSULT the Doctor II resson, By eiviue . .,s,s.
meot OF their case. Will - astsnded Is r,o...s
y, ana medicine forwarded BY exrress vben =
quirod. 10y -i- 'sS'sA 1e
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WHEELING. Fab =

The Governor received the foIlov;,,
from Gen. Kelly this morn;ns J u.s
jnst received ! dispatch from G.,l MnI,;
gaes Alter ~ hours fighting he has
driven Farley from Moorsti And h;s
cavalry vas psfssisg and were sh.rnIs
y $4,000 = ~ dats Of the di.pstch. ~
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1v
] February 4.


= Oar 1ssess wsee ovsstakss By the e.
envy q Ford 0oarria6eld 10 Hardy 90.
TIE isueny dos5tlsss intssd 70 dispute
ous crossing the river. Oor forces are
10 8 Q iuon and the artillery has ju I
opt ned.
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DIR. Q. w. ROBACK.

Caodnnau, OHIO, Proprietor Of
Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier. Blood
Pulls, Catawba d Swedish Brandies,
e. 4. COOK, Chicago, Genl Agt.
oeld q Wholesale n Chicago By FULLER. PINCH
D FULLER, and sil Druggis.s
- Country Merchants and Dealers supplied -
r. y. OROSKEY, and q. II. BkOKWlTH Chlcaaps
Sold in Davenport by F. Jacoby, Jr., E. 8. Bal
lord, Stevenson ! Carnahan, /. J. Wells. g
5chlegei, Djtzen 4 Koch and VI. K ovao..
Sud ut Wholesale b. Beidcrbecke l. Willie, AM
r. Rs.idewis. mv2B DIV
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pr. .. II. Woodruff,
Author sLd Lecturer on
CMA % VIC DIA E.4NEA

+. !, Oners the most certsin, speedy and effsctua
NJ oDihS IN the World for the following com
plants in their obstinate s.sgss, Wis:
D'sases the Throat, Lssgs, Heart A.xssn. II,
er, N9"aeh. Lropsey ~ sAs CAsst. Eve al
Ear; Rhssmosssm Nsssalgis Fla. 49,
otasr Nsrvoss Derasgsmsses az
disseses Of tke Blood. ~, of.lo.
ESy.ipeLss. Laaeer. Evsr
Sores, Leprosy KID
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BALrIMoaE, Feb. 4.
Tue BRIDGES on the Blltimure d Ga 10 Il
r destroyed by the eacmy, have been r..
paired, aud transportation over the whole
iine has baeu resumed
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s. H. ~, ANoiONs CeO. o.
HovsE.-The House refused to adj
loc,n T. Mondsy, and procsed ed to vote
on Holmes motion TO table the re.oln,
lion anendstory of the confisca,ion act
which wa disagreed 10 By n to so.
SxNATE.- No session to-dav
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hALIFAx, Feb. s.
"a" The Arabia from Liverpool, 2Sd, aud
Queenstown, Path nlt., arrived this
A. Nj.
PAaIs, Jan. "a.
Before assuming the reins OF govern
ment, Macmillan will await the return
OF the Mexican delegation who offered
him the crown on Oct. Sd. with the vote
Of Mexican Notables and the adhesion
OF certain allies specified BY the Arch
duke, who demanded the vote OF No
tables to TO a.i6ed by the vote Of Mex
can prtn;iDa councils.
The mission Of iha French expedition
will bs accomplished BY the middle o.
4 January. sa z
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ll.insis Central Railrsal.

fNN AND AFTER SUNDA nov8nDtn
~ ID, trains win lssve ffoo ~ 0saaa Csut1nl
Jepot, fcpt Of Lake ssd Sossh Water street
Through Express, |. ~ ~ 4 n, assfviae y
daily, exc., ScndaysJ sairo at 80 4 4.
d - This Trails esnsee1e e. Rseeia, Alten. =
Louis, Memphis. dsw Orssans and Nssiie.
] Asea.odaaioal - 80 r \, r. Csiss 81 w
Every Day, SIS IN n.1s az. 80 =
This Tfsin. - Saturdays, viii snoniy 10
Oe6anA Iraios arrive = Chicago g HTS 4 II
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They will cure the above diseases in
niuety-nine cases out VI q hundred.
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AN EXPLOSION AT THE sniI1rH

NEwBERN, DEC "a Judge Advocate Stacks ort arrived
to-day from Fortress Monroe for the purpose Of nvest
eating important frauds connected with the recruiting oil
colored troops in this department
great shock, Ike that OF earthquake distinctly
felt here this morning about two O'clock rocking the earth
and tng the wnjows in this Place It is supposed "a
be explosion OF great magnitude the coast below
Beaufort the sound from that direction Poss bly,
msgiz exploded il the forts at Wilmington Charles
ton containing several hundred tons of powder. The
gale which has prevailed for the last few days subsded
night and the shipping which has been detained at Beau
fort will be able to depart to-day.
Forts Fisher and Caswell, below Wilmington, dis
niaety miles the crow flies from Newbern. The
explosion that Of powder ship near Fort Fisher
prior to Admiral POrers assault upon that ratification
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-29
OFFICIAL NEWS FROM WILMINGTON.

The following despatch was received at the Navy
Department yesterday from bearer Of dispatches
from Rear Admiral Porter, who left the feet dur
ing its assault upon Fort Fisher on Sunday after
noon last
FORTRESS MONROE, DEC. 27--9 20 p. NJ
Hon. GIDEON WELLEs, Secretary of the Navy:
The powder ship was exploded within three hundred
yards OF Fort Fisher at about2 NJ the oath instant
Later in the day Admiral Porter attacked the fort and
adjacent defsnces, and renewed the bombardment on
Christmas day On each occasion drove the rebels
from their guns to the shelter of their bombproos 80
to efectually silence their fire.
Tn very few minutes after the frisates and heavy
soops got into position detachment of troops landed
Sunday afternoon Skirmishes then pushed up galanty
to the fort under of fire. Some of the
daring actually entered the works and brought of the
bel flag. Troops have re.embarked. Bombardment by
the fleet continues.
The Santiago dc Cuba brings North rebel company of
the AID North Carolina, captured n rebel earthwork to
the n0rhward of Fort Fisher by boats from the feet
s. w. PRESTON,
Lieutenant United States Navy
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ANTICIPATED VICTORIES.

Special Despatch 10 The Neo York Commercial Adpti,er
WASHINGTON, Dec. T-3P Pm.
Mos. important from all has just been off,
csy received Truly it is beginning to thunder ali
around and before many days Admiral Porter and Gen
Thomas will probably present valuable New Years gifts to
the naion-he former Forts Fisher and Caswel and the
latter splendid victory the army of Hood-while
Gen Sherman will doubtless add Augusta his New Years
gift
The War and Navy Departments have both received ad
vices from the and feet operating against deences
Of Wilmington. The intelligence s highly favorable, and
gives the assurance OF almost immediate success.
The Secretary Of the Navy declares that Admiral Por
ers part Of the expedition will accomplish all that
expected of it, Its object s declared to be the cap
Of Forts Caswe and Fisher thus Theoretically closing
that entrepOt of the Southern States Then Gen. Butler
will be prepared 10 operate directly against Wilmington
The intelligence from Gen Sherman also of the highest
Importance In his despatch announcing the fall Of Ss
vannah he stated to the Secretary Of War that he intended
to up the Savannah river Immediately and capture
Augusta the most valuable objective point in the South
he to-day that he has already moved up the
Sherman aso says that when this obtained, he
would swing around upon the of Charleston and
ure that city, destroying all its railroad communication
on his way
The news from Gen. Thomas is glorious. He has
brought Hood to stand the north bank OF the Tennes
The river has been rendered impssabls BY heavy
foods, and Hood is without artillery ponoon bridges
Gen. Thomas proposes to upon the hastily oon-
Thus will the rebel army be virtually snnihiated.
This IL really glorious news with which to close the year
1864 and will great rejoicing throughout the country