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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20
I.EGISLATURE.

SENATE. Feb l9-Bills were introduced relative 70
fees for searches in the County Clerks Office Ill New
York; making appropriation for the payment OF the
State bounty to volunteers; amending the Fire act o.
the Eastern District of BrooAlyn legazng tie grant
TO the Harlem Railroad Company. Mr.. Cosans moved
TO lay the bill the table till printed-lost. Bills
were passed amending the Charter of the Columbian
Fire Insurance Company; relative TO proceedings TO
determine claims TO real property relative to special
administrators; to continue the charter Of the Ancient
Britons Benefit Society; incorporating the National
Club Of New. York. Motion was made that the Con
troer be authorized to borrow, in anticipation Of legis
lative action. such may be necessary 10 con-
time the State bounty to volunteers. Adjourned IN
til Feb. %, at 7 p. IN.
AssENBLY.-Reports were made on the South Ferry
and Grand street Railroad 10 change the route Of thu
Central Park and East River Railroad Company
against paying for the clothing Of the soldiers of ls
agreed to; to incorporate the Long Island Cit
Water Company; to amend the charter Of Brooklyn
to close portion OF the Brooklyn and Jamaica Plan
Road Bills were introduced for the relief Of tax CO.
leetors of Richmond County; relative to the New
City Charter also relative TO actions against the Coz
poration OF New York its officers for railroad
broadway and other streets Of New-York; relative
the Police and Courts in the City of New York. to CT
ate Department Of Real Estate in New-York CITY
Bills were passed TO amend the General Bounty bill
the Assembly then adjourned. TO meet OF p m. o.
the of Febrnary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20
The Draft ia the State.

AtBiyy, Friday Feb. 49, 1861
Provost-Mdrshal Townsend has received
communication from Col. Fry, informing him that dis
ricis wi be credited on the call for 500 90 With
all enlisted from the tn OF July. 1861 March 1864
and With I'll drafted men who have responded in person.
by communication, or with substitutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20
DAY PERFORMANCE FOR THE SOLDIERS. Mr.

DAY PERFORMANCE FOR THE SOLDIERS. -ML
Jackson lessee Of the Winter Garden gives perform
at his house this Saturday afternoon for the
benefit of the Metropolitan Fair. The fine drama o.
the Tieaetof-Lsaye Man " will be given. Mr.. and
Mrs. Florence and every of the company and cn-
poyees Of the house have proeIed their services with
out compensation. lie, the people respond TO then
generous ofr in lie spirit and crowd The house to 10
fullest extent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20

The Enrolment bill, as finally passed.
reached us too late for this mornings edition.
The changes from the House copy, as printed
by us last Monday, were stated in our Washing
ton dispatch in yesterdays TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20

The OpERA-At the matinee to-day a O'Clock
p NJ the ornra of Norma with very strong cast. wa
be presented at the Academy Of Music On Monda!
evening. Siguor Brgnol will make his fsi appcarans
this season in Benis celebrated opera Of Puritani
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20

AMUsEMRSTs.-There will be- afternoon entet'
talnmens to-day at the Academy Of Music. tho winsx
Garden. the Museum. vaa A1nburghs Mcnagerie Ii:
Broadway Theator TIA Hippothsalron. Porhsma ssa
tho Hope Chapel.
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TRIPLE SH e e Z
To Correspondence.

~, o,,.. ran be taken Of Anonymous Communicn'o IONS
" Wlsever Is intended for insertion must be auientesa
by The and address of the writer 1ot necesaIy '0
adjudication, bat guaranty for bis good faith.
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Terms of The Tribune.
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New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20

THE TRIBUNE.
New. York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04
Sale Of Land In Marshall County.

Josiah IngersOlI, Ia he oiTSyE,,
VI. Court for MAJ
John Wilson and Benjamin Redd shall o. W Va
pursuance OF the decree Ofth0 said Court made
" this sense q the Spring Term, 1859, the un.
aSrsignSd. sheriff Of said county Of Marshall, will
HoHsS for har1hAll county, sen for ready money 10
ne highest aed best bidder the tract Of And In tlIe
ollI mentioned or Euficieney thereof 70 nay he
sum o. tWo hundred and thirty nine dollar and
cents, with interest from The 6rst dsy
% April In the year OF our Lord oiRhteen hundred
snn dIty dx, aud twenty three doIlSTs and tWeuty-
ave cents costs Of this suit together With the coStS
OF thb and the loAa Of the ShoriF for
making TIL! sale and such othRf costa ~ may 30
incident 70 making such sale. The said tract
OF land u the tract men toned IN the bill and pr
eeedlnBs In this case, containing ninetyone AeFes
Ana seventeen poles and the same tract OF land iii.
1Ate 70 IN Maf4hAll county on which said BENJAMIN
ttetiS resided bounded by land Of JSmes WIFE
500, Thomas stewart and Others and which VnEc
HeSed bY sad Ihgot56ll to said defendant T6bn
Wilson, y deed, dated the hTst day Of April 1855
and Teeorded IN the Clerks ONCE Of MaFshHi conn.
iAnl9 got Sheriff Of Mar.SSIi sonDt, Is.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04
Cleveland, Pittsbure aandWheeI.
- 80 ing Rail Road 5


NHAND ARTER MONDAY, Nov 18th. Isgs. pa.
sengeE Trains vim leave Bridgeport n foiIows
sunday exceptedl
rtYes q Pittsburgh at $50 p. M. and
CletelAnd at S40P.M q -
$50 Z. n. Accommodation Train. SkOblinR A All
S 8 tE' arrives At PittSbpFgh At sos
1000 P. d. Express Train arrives At Pittsburgh A.
&l0 "A. n. and Cleveland At s:.6 A. M. q
- RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at 800 A. NJ and ~ r. NJ, ar
riyo at Bridgeport at 6.O9 p. II, and SOC A Nj -
!, Le4ye Pittsburgh at l.45 a. n. 6:l6 Am. and
I4S a5Etye g Bridgeport ct ste A. 1855
: Connections are made a. FoiIoy1a,
AT Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania B. h. for HhrriS
burg, Baltimore, washington Bfilial
a.. 81 - delphth, New York and Boston
AT Cleveland with OlSIeland 4 TOled B. r. Tor San
duRkyI Toledo, Detroit Chicago and
20 nos allpolntsin the HoRTH WIsF, WIFE
80 -,eIri Detroit Eteemerg for Detroit, Jacls6ni
Chicago and tho NORTH RGsF. Wifh
if!;fs5a ~ S'aSyelAnd 4 Erie r. r. for Rrie Dnn.
Dirk, Buaalo and Niagara Fails. With
2 t-t 'i tNIeVeAhda Columbm 3 OinGinnAfi IoT
s 81. S@Essttlins, Delaware, Columbus and
AZ Hudson with The 9; q @ \. z, for ouyahosa
,t.a.,. ! tallh, Akron, EIllIerSburgh and Woes-
At'AiItAnoe With p! IT. wa o. R. &. for Canton,
fEIq nsls Mas!tllons Wooster, SAlsua, Enon 90
a. lumbua aud Chicago. u
AhStSa0enNilei with p o. y O. Line and AZ BEtL an
ffI .asf, with 9. Q. Q, R.R. for Zane5Ville. NeW.
Ark, Columbus, Xedia, Bayton IhdL
4:A1s f.r anapolisi QlifoS Cincinnati LouisyiIIo
81. Louis, st. Joseph and nj UoiTf1
t.sis9t'9 , Wtst and South West q EI-S "
AxeurSion Tickets 70 Pittsburgh and return 81 90
rare always aS low, and time much quicker an
any other route. a-Ss s'isAu
Through Tickets to ali points In the West, Norrtb
H mo- Last can Dc procured at the once under IN
neLaEe ho9se, Wheeling, Va or With TIelei
Agent ct Bridgeport Station. -'lzi' - : 80
tTetght CONTRACTS will be made ct IoRest rates q
% the East, North, West and North.W 81 n oSe1
unasS a.Lnfe House, or with TT. Agent az BridTe.
P'ts eteSt0n' WM. d. TERRY, Agent
D. B. WILLIAMS, AGENT
i'm. President. s'R0Ft'O.
= B. MYERS Gent Ticket A1,t ,.o.1a s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04
GROVER g. BAKERS
PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES 4.


THE ONLY GOLD MEDAL -ga
Ever Awarded to Sewing Ma5hinss in Illinois.
'T,HEsE Hdchines we're awarded the mSRest rir s
mtqms, over Gn eomPetitors, for the Best Fam,
Oh mes, and the Best Machine Work. At the following
SFATE PAIRS, Of1s63:
New York State Fair, :9tsis -
First Premium for family machine. ~ -
First Premium for doubte-thread machine.
First Premium for machine work II 2 s5
Vermont State Fair, 5l5fiss g.i4 ya
Rirs. Premium for family machine. n.
FtrEt Premium for manufacturing MACHINE Hgt
ElFse Premium for maohine work. .isf1
First Premium for family machine ~
FIRST Premium for manufacturing machine
First Premium for machine work = ~ $50
Michigan State Fair,
Rirst Premium for family machine 2,ls
E l.ir Premium for manufacturing machine.
first Premium for machine work. -
Indiana State Fair,
Eitst premium for machine for, all pufipossS-
Illinois State Fair.
First Premium for machine for all purpo.s,. - Z
First Premium for machine work.
~. Premium tor' machine Tor ali parpesss.
First Premium for machine work So
Pennsylvania State Fair,
First Premium for manufacturing maehips.. s.-
az tirSt Premium for beautiful maehineWork.
First Premium for machine work. ,,.5
A"d al the .fokto'OiEg County FAIRS: %.
Chittenden Cos Vt, Agricultural Society,
First Premium Tor family machine Stff
First Premium for manufacturing Machine
First Premium for machine work =
Champlain Valley, Vt Agricultural Society
First Premium for family machine
First Premium for manufacturing machine
/. First Premium for machine work . :
Hampton Co, Mass, Agricultural Society
Diploma for family machine = - Of
diploma for machine work.
FrAnfHn Co, N, p, Fair. 80 Et-f
First Premium for faulty machine, 5 81
First Premium for manufacturing unehIne
oneen's Co, N. Y, Agricultural Society ~, uia
FIRST Premium for family machine
Washington Co., N. Y, Fair -s-it - q
first Preml, IN for family mRobIna l,,,,
Saratoga Co, N. Y, Fair, 50 5T'Fsf -'5At
kiTst Premium for family Machine 5ssl
MechAnio's Institute, Pa, Fair,
Er4tPremfpms Tor machine for al yburrosas i,l
First Premium for machine work
rue above comprises all the RAIrs at which tba
GROVER BAKER MACHINES were SxhjbIted
SnH year, AtnearY al Of them the leading SGWfnR
Maehtnes were in Competition - - -
=, ths Wotk made upon the Grover Baker Sewing
Mashine has received tho First Premium at everS
sII az 10 ne United States where It has been
BALES rooms 1851 Main ST., Wheeling, WA
100 JOS. McD0NAL
HN'NSf"m General Agent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04

We, the pndersignsd, residents Oft IN The
County o., and State OF, hereby Jointly
and seTsIally covenant with the United States and
guarantee In case the foregoing bid Of--be
the Acceptance Of said bid execute the contract for
tue same with good and Aufdeient Sutetles In Q
the torage proposed in conformity to the teFmS of
advertisement dated - 1854, under which the
bid was made, aud in case the sAid--ahaII faIl 10
enter into contract - Aforesaid, We guarantee 10
make good the difference between the Oner BY the
baid-=-And the next lowest responsible bidder
or ne person to whom the contract may be awarded
-lSBA ~ "
Witness:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04

To be certified by the United States Distr;ct A..
torney, Collector OF Customs, or any other ofacer
under the United states Government, or FNsDonSi.
bio person known 70 this olfice,
A.y. BARRTNeER,
Captain aud Chief uartsrm aStsr.
janH8-a Department Of West Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04
Aatlg8a1eIllIleatet
"wBEP rHo0 10 SIonEtb

nWBEP THOO NO pIOREi6
& 4WtElthSu No more ia eommn5hi 1T Is thihSt
Fold Thy meek hAnds upon thy hoaying breast
In allen sympalhy can be no rest;
There no lGStlng Joy but trust divine = >
heart that longst or deaf but mSy'st not DIET
That strtVst against the stream, yet an n vain
Weep thou no more, none hear thy weary eryi
ftHa slfs 80 z
The cold aud distant stars are gazing still
In the huShed midnight On thy falling teaFB;
-. GhIl they have Ea4ed. lor many thousand years.
Fl "a ~ Vs4F1et 'ss'Pt Ap@sPl ~ y,osE
And yet they chine as on crsatiOG'i dawn, -
Midst thsiE eternal music. All things cease
Sooner or later, tapped ID perfect peace, s.4
ss Tor nature knows no turning. An things born
Take sorrow for their Heirloom with the light
But EAks and cry, and hlI 70 hlOsp again;
30 Glumber thou-in sleep forget thy pain;
While morn IL breaking In the darkest night
u E.gEN r. = EfEs
The btlloWs last return upon the Gbore,
The morn-dsW on the myrtle 70 the SSA;
Whence rose thyatFust, there only rest can be;
ThitheF IhoS dEitsst fAst-WeeP tlou ,HO,mDEOi
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thereby certify to the best Of my KNOWLEDGE and
belief the above named guATantOTS arc good aud
s1eient as sureties for the amount for which they
otOr &c DO security. =: ! - '@S'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04
Three ooodsThInRs.

Three things to loye-courass, gentle
ness aud affection, Three thtngs 10 nd.
mIIe-iutsllectpal power dignity and
gracefulpess. Three things to hate-cru.
city, arrogance aUd ingratItude Three
things to delight in-beauty, frank ness
and freedom. Three things TO pray I or-
things to Wish for-heaItt, friends, and a
cheerful spirit. Three things 10 like
cordiaiity, good humor and mIrthfuluess
Three things TO avoid tdleness, loqusoity,
aud aIpPant testing. Three thiDgs to pa
tropizs-good books, good friends and
Id newspapers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04
GUARANTEE

Capt. Al BAARtEGER, Chief Quartermnster Dspar..
ment ofWest Virginia, Cumberland, Nd. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04
DISEASE or TMpRunENcn

mnea the misguided and imprudent Totary Of
pleasure finds that he has inbibed IA S.SJSCftbTs
Il too often happens that a. llltmed
SenSe Of ahamei or dread OF discovery deter him
Eespectabity, can alone betEield him, delayinV tl
the symptoms OF this 7hoFFi6 dIsrSSe
t9elr such a. liberated sore throat
alpness o. sight deafness, nodes on TIE Shiu.
and arms blotohes on the head, face snd ex.
progressing with frIghtfll FapiditSItIll Al
last the palate Of the mouth or the boueS az
fali In, and the Victim o. this awful ss1 fSomsS
n9tn9 et9SGt Of eommisersti on, until death puts
e, sihas Undiscovered Country from whence no
u q issiaaeio,y tast That .boa,, "a. ,,.,,r,.
20 this terrible disease oWfnos ~
~ lSnotant preteRders, who, by the use Of that
L&etg ruin the constitution and
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04
YOUNG MEN

WHO have injured Themselves BY a certain pract;cs
IN lWheni alone, habit frequently learned
rom eYn Companions, or At school, the eject of
Mnien are Nightly felt even when RSleep ind iT NOT
SoTea readers marriage impossible, and destroys
oo ~, mind and body, should apply Immediately.
:. MnAt pity that young man, the hope Of his
S9u tNtFyi ne darling Of his parents, B6ouId b
y me eo1sequensesof deTiating from the path Of
eatnre and ndulgingi certain secret habit susb
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04
q. W. JOHNSON ssss si 5sSrsos
Sad Ies, HaFness. trunks n

sgohs. siWHoLEsALIls : REFAII.
u :. sHNPPARD No.ls1 Main stre.t. eornast5t
y uniens VIII continue 20 keep % hSnd SiSTSSS,5
20 o. Ladies, and tlsmsns SaddlsS Pi1e 4
H. Carpet Iag, CoI
Nodid can I. ~ -.
sFq9t By strict ttentib and y"
lo1flnganee Of lie public patronage tiSos
- q one, did ii pro
seSs9 % IN, dsin StsS,,a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04
MARRIAGE

Rsteet that a sound mind and body are The mot
S Ssee1Ey requisitss 2 promote connu6iSi hspP.
NE becomes weary pilKrimaEe; The prosrsot hon.
Y dAEkens 70 the view; themind become EiSdoySed
Win despair and filled with the melancholy resse
with our own 'I4US OhShIed
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04

ON and after Monday night, the 10th Of August,
" the PaiaenEet tFans VIII be run BY the f6IloW.
log sehedulet =; l5F,.s.s,ttii- .Fs-t4f
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04

! .S5atkRHEApIeH GohSsR I4ThelBe Roy
GOzstte very cleyerlS corners the slippery
G0pPerhead ip tbs following catechism:
care you in favor of tbs. UpiOu!''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04

Are yoR opposed To- the suceess of the
sESbse" EesRl 3 sBgjf
Yes-Provided this amt Niger War"
"Do you think this is Niger War;"
eyes" =ias
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04
sr DR. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeon, London
S =, from one Ofthe most eminent College, ia
m Deen spent In the hospitals Of London ParIS
adelphte, and elsewhere has effected some Of
many troubled with ringing in the hsSd AMI ~"
wren asleep, great neIYOuGneSs, being alarmed Al
sudden eounds 6ashiulnesS, With ffeqnent binsbjpI
cnred immediately. "a atiAss were
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04

r. ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
s1hes many Thousands cured az thi5 sfnTfituttou
~ SiteF year, and the numerous impoFtaut sur.
8leel Operations fferi0Fmed by lDr. J6hnStou Uit.
neSsed p the TePoTterg Of the Ssun, % gCiipper"
~ may ether paPeFsJ notices Of which have ap-
sateaE SEatn and again before the public, besides
1S g gentleman ofChRracter and TOSpon.
a0tlttSS Il & sumeaent guaFahteo to the Gifiitted
tgaa SKIN DISEASES sPEEDILY,oUREn..,,l.rd CO
rho letters received unlsas ss4sftply. Psrso
US eae9el deseEl bling synPtorns.
JOHN II. JOHNSTON, II. d.! H.
50 q the BllttnioF6 Lock H6spIfSI, BGIttmors,
slysslae.i y iss g. Maryland.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-04

.-1ne fearful elects the mind ara
11neh g Do dreaded Of Memory, Cohfdsion Of
don 70 Society, selEDiStrust Love Of SoIit1ds- Tin.
tdity, &C., are some OF the eTIS produced. W.
AaoOsAAps OF persons Of all ages can now fudge
thelr ytgor, becoming weak, pale, nerYonS and
eTaclated, having singular appearance nbout ths
eyes cough and gympt0ms OF eonsunptiou. '''
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STRANGERS

1i3st lives or health, 70 tie caro- Of many
9uls7aEnea ana Worthless Pretenderss deStit1fS ~
klnoHledge, name or character, who copy Dr John.
stons adSettisenentA tyie theuassiyesS i'm the
peTs, regularly Educated Physiciang inca
PaolS o. During, they keep you tTiink month amer
9e9nth tAking their hlLhy and poisonous oompoundS
~ - Cn9 ~ tne smallest tee can be obtained and
IN despair leave you, with ruined ~ sjoh
over yolr own CALLING disappointment 80
1f, Joanston % the Only adysrttiinR
of1s tla4s OF diplomas always hang in his
Hla remedies or treatment are sbkhoVn 70 all
rom life spent in the great hos.
Pit o. the hEst IL the country and more
n IN 9Sasqss than any ether PhS Eeian
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Bal 1lN0REL0GI B0SFIIl[

e = BsfA BLIsHGD1 q az IsaaEUdEr RRol
QuACEERY..En -
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lTRANsPoREATIoN.
BaIhnore. g ONO RaiIroad.
o1EioE BlllrnoAl& om6 RAfRdlDC6.,

q AR
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THE 8 II z 81 4CR 5ivHnRD.
Ia CURE CAN IN oBHAIHRD.
.R. JOHNSH0N-HIa nIannrrnrn mr,,n

IlRsJ0HNST0NHAB DISCOVERED THE NGnsr
5,;t.s spssSy and Only EaeetuGI Kennedy
s5s ssk sad Limbs fictlFeS, etF65S a oT ts o.
ktsdpsyg sFd Bleddet Voluntary 6iSShaTRe e, In.
l8psH9tS Low spiI C6hfaSioH II TdeaS. FsIpitS,,
tionof tha Hear, Tnem = IfonseS ~
sisns 81 pisease Of The Head, Throat,
aeh o. Terri disorders aFiinE from
the Solitary Habits OF Yonth-thoss sEoRET and III.
song OF eyfeu the Mariners Of UysseS. bliGbtinS
thetr moat Militant hopes or anticipation fSndsf
ing marrtAse, &e7 impossible.
-; YOUNG MEN /. II -
Vice. that dTeadfuFand destructive habit which AZ
nuAiyi 4VeepB 70 AM untimeIy grave thousSn5S n
Sa5g 4eP Of he most sSalted talents and brilliant
te9tngE sqates, with the thundelB Of eIoquSpce or
Eaksa to scstacy the living Tyre may cali nth fnn
,..-..1Igs MARRIAGE. IA . ~
Married Peraons, or lonug Men contemplating
n1EIiage being aware fphyGical weakness, orRanic
debility deformfti e speedily cured $3.50
~ He who places himself uRtIsrl the care Of DR. J.
may reh gtously conhde In his honor a. Eentleman
And confidently rely upon hf&Skilljag PhydIeian.
aas u ORGANIC sMEAKNESS. 90
4Rs sH5sd s5s E5l yEeE Ess.9Esd
diafriase inPossible-is the penalty paid BY The
victims o. Improper ind6lgenees Young persons are
who that undeFstahds he subject viii SEetepS to-
S S4g pEQctoAtt " lost syfsso pEu
those talipE into inproner habits tbPr9 pleasure
dent, 4e9ids5 being de3ii Hons and destructv
healthy OhspTing, tepo arlo mind arise. TheFr
symptoms TO both q " 40 aYs cal aud Ment;E
becomes derapEed, the Phys SStNa 3pSEVt<
tons Weakened, Loss Of Procteatfvs PSSlie Hen.
-1Ifita6tity' Dyspepsa5 PalpitatIOn OF the NAT
t tiopai DebEIlty, 8 wasting Of
sEH11e' consumption, Decay and Death.
Office, No.7 South Frederick St.
Left hand Hide going from Baltimore street a fsv
IA ION me corner. Fail not to abserve The name
Letters must be paid and contain a stamp. Tia
Doctor'S Diploma hangs in his Office
a CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAys
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lTAKE. PARTIOULAR NoTICE.

DR.. y III thoas who have Injured them.
oper tndugeBgenco and solitary hSb
~ I'm Doth body aud mind, uniting thea,
IaRsK are come Of the sad AID MELANCHOLY effect,
pFFe9qGsd W early habita Of youth wise WSSkneSI
OF hoSs Of Musculaf Power Palpltation oT In
tlet Dyspepsia NeEIous lEritRbiiity, Dornnge.
ent OF the Digestive Functions, General Debility
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-24
Desperate Rebel PlOt-Proposal TO Kid
nap tho President.

New YORK, Marck ia Washing.
ton letter to the Tribune gives the fol.
lowing account Of n plan submitted by
Colonel Margrave to tho rebel Wal
Department, in November; One hun
drod and fifty picked men were to &C
secretly North, and take quarters in
Washington, Georgetown, Baltimore
and Alexandria, so as to be able to com
municate daily with each other, and
upon day fixed by their leader, were
to assemble in Washington for the pur
pose of making the scizue, m
The President, it is claimed, coulC
be easily seized at u quiet hour, at TIL,
White House, or on some other favor
able occasion, and thurst into n car
riage and driven of. The carriag,
was to be joined few miles out of tn,
city by twenty or thirty armed men oil
horseback.
1t was proposed to drive TO IndiaI
Point, about twenty miles south o.
Washington, on the Potomac, 2 or f;
relays of fleet horses being stationed
on the way, where boat was to b.
waiting to cross tho river, and lant
the captive few miles south of DC
coquan, when it would be an cas-,
matter for his captors to work thoi
way with him through tho woods b,
night, into the rebel lines.