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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-18
A CARD.

VtHR undsuisnsd have entered into oo.partnershr
i under the styie Of Campbell, CALDWELL 4 Co., iC
the purpose Of conducting tbs manufacture and sale y
6ToVEA and the Foundry business generally; -,
also the manufacture and sale Of TIN, COPPER AM
sHHET IRON WARE, wholesale and retail
We have purchased the EAGLE IRoN FOUNDRY
and are operating it, and also have have on hand
an assortment Of Stoves, Crates Hollowaro &c, com
priEns the best pattsrns in use We invite attention
have patterns for both Wood and Coal that We can
recommend and warrant to give entire satisfaction.
In the department OF Tin, Copper and sheet Iron
ware We arc amply prepared for the transaction OF
large business. Our facilities for the manufacture ~
work In this line such that wecan All al orders with
dispatch.
Having the advantage Of thorough practical skill
and long experience in tho branches OF business an
manufacture above mentioned, we shall cndeayo1 -
merit and hope to receive liberal share OF patron
Warehouses at No. 10 Main street, near baltimore
Depot and at No l6I Main street. above Union street.
+ = 't.' ROBT CAMPBELL,
B.. CALDWELL,
novs0u JOSEPH BELL.
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YOUNG MEN

whs have injured themselves by certain practice IN
dulgsd In when alone habit frequently learned from
evil companions or at school, the effects Of which are
nightly }e.s when asleep, and II aot cured rem
ders marriage impossible. and destroys both mind and
body, should apply immediately. ,,
What pity that young man. the hope Of his eoun-
Try, tho darling Of parents should be snatehsd fom
all prospects and snoymeats OF fo by tne consequence
from the path of nature and indulgng IN
certain secret habit. such parsons MUsr before con-
tam latin9
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YOUNG MEN
.OxGANIo WEAKNESS.

mm sdiAteiy Cured ead Full Vigor Restored-
able and Marriage the penalty paid BY the
victims ofimpropsr indulsenees Young persons are too
ant to commit sxcesses from net dread
fal that may snsse Now Who that under
sand the subject will pretend TO deny that the power OF
procreaion is lost sooner by those falling into improp
e. habits than BY the prsdenH Besides being depyed
Of the pleasure Of healthy espring. the most sous
and We symptoms 6 bo body and mind Arise.
The svstem becomes Deraag ged the Physical and Men
tai Functions weakened. Loss Of PIocreative Power
Nervous Irritabinty, Dyspepsia. PalpsIation Of the
Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Debility wasting
Of the Frame, Cough, Consumption Decay ana DEATH
Office No. Z South Frederick st.
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, few doors
from the corner Fad not to observe name ana num-
Der. 81
Letters must be paid and contain stamp LIE Doc
tors Diploma hangs in his ofice. .E or.
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f3om rsbsa4 no ,vsis siGsi ~ ,baedsl'a 'se
u.ga sJss bsazots bGa ,szasE ~ @g'h .sei
qs, c..a Sfgs a9a ,scu51Ig ss&Ti19 SSs4tsg
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A CURE WARRANTED IN TWODAYs
No Mercury or Nau'eers Drugs
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London
Graduate fom one Of the most eminent Colleges In IN
United States, and the greater part Oh whose hie
been spont in the hospitals Of London Paris, Phladei
phia and elsewhere, has effected somo Of the most as
touishinr cures that ever known; many uouoie'
with ringing in the head and ears when asleep, grea
neTvousness being alarmed at sudden sounds, bash
falness with frequent hlushing. attended sometime
VIII deranQement Of mind. were cured immediately
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-18
MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and body the most neces
sary regulates to promote connubial happiness. In
deed without these the journey through life become,
weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkens 10 the
vi.v: the mind becomes shadowed with despair and
ned With the slanchoiy reflection that the happiness
af anatt,ar heaornea hiixhtad with own.
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bAtH hoaE LEX 'l]spITAt,
- RsTABLIsFRD AS A RHFUaE FROM
abA a1,sa QUAcKRRY.l l"ol'1.
The Only Place Where, . Cure Can be

,nk JoHNsToN HAS DIscovERRD THE MOST
II Certain, Speedy and only Efectusl Rensay N the
World for all Private Diseases, Weakness OF the BACK
q Enbs, Structures, Affections Of the Kidneys and
nlsddAf, Involuntary Discharges, Impotency, Genera
Debility, NGyousnasss Dyzpspia, ,IAnguor, Lew spits
Confusion Of Ideas, 2apitston Of the Hcar midlty,
iIlambling. Dimnst ri Sight o osdsne., Disease q
ths Head, Throat, - q Skin. Afscsions Of tn the
ordes airing from 10y Habits Of Youth-those
noREr ani solitary prass more fatal to their NC
Tins than the song Of syrens to the Mariners Of uys-
ss, blighng their most brilliant hopes OF antapa-
tons rendering marriage, &o., impossible, 80
@ YOUNG MEN 80. re
Especially. who hays become the tsjRs q Solitary
vics that dreadful and destructive hahn which annu-
ally sweeps TO an untmey grave thousands OF Young
Men ofthe most exalted talents and brilliant intellect,
who might otherwise have entranced listening Senates,
with the hunders Of eoQuence walked to eostacy the
living iyre may @li with fsil confidence. '-'
s.t .E- Ea MARRIAGE.
RMarried PsrsonA or Young Men coatenpfssaaa q qar-
mage being aware Of physical weakness, organic deb-
ity deformities speedily cured.
He who places himsek under the care OF Dr. ). may
reliaiouay confde in his honor as gentleman, and
conAdeuHy rely upon his skim as physician.
-A 0.~a uun w q a R n E2S6 ...H4
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STRANGE RS

Trus. not your lives health, to tAs care OF .e many
Unlearned and worthless Pretenders, destitute OF
kuovledee, name character, Who copy Dr. John
,oo,. adyersements or style themselves, In the
papers regularly Educated Physicians, incapable OF
turnr, they keep you triHins mosth after month ia
ling their filthy and poisonous compounds or ss long
a. t6e smallest fee osn be obtained, and IN despair,
lsaye YOU with ruined health to sigh over your CALLING
Dri Johnstoni the only Physioian advertising.
EHs credentials or diplomas always hang In his once
HI remedies or treatment are unknown TO all others
nreusrd fom life spent IN the great hospitals Of Bu
rons the Art In ,e country and more extensive
pIvas Practice than any other Physician in the
world.
INDORSHMENT OF THE PRESS
tn. msny Thousands cured al this institution yea
sfer yeer and the numerous important Surgical OPP
rstions performed by DR.. Johnston, witnessed By the
rsportsrs Of the "Sun," "Chpper," and many other
notices Of which have appeared again and again
b{ors th public, besidss his Standing as gentleman
Of charactsr and responsibility, IN sufoisH guaran-
tes to the AFFLICTED,
skia Diseases speedily Cured
TsH-No letters received unless postpaid aud oan-
.n,ne . stamp to be used the reply. Persons WI
Gina should sats age, and send portsn ofadvertseeni
dsscubing symptoms.
JOHN n. JOHNsTON. N. D,
OF the altmors Lock Hospital, Baltimore, MsrJl't
dccn-ly 500
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The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-28

ertDay four times their strength, but,
wkat is still more formidable, they eat
without a murmur rye bread as black as
crlnle and fatal as destiny. The beer, ii
isSrue, Is good, and drinkable wine may
bsl found under the name OF chateau
n,ffgaux. That. however, is o trifiing
nistfer to the Danes. many of whom dine
waGpt drinking either wine beer. or
M Glasses are therefore. never put
ofthe table. aud if any $sse wishes 70
drink they ask for glass of wine, beer,
or: barley brandy. No one ever takes
water, doubtless because it is not whole
some. Only very few foreigners are
here. with the exception of some Swedish
and Norwegian officers. A Danish offi-
CIR has taken on himself the mission Of
Studying the deviations, according to dis
tance, Of the rifles of the Prussian. He
goes every day to the advanced posts,
provided with a glass, and makes me-
morandum Of observations. The day be-
fore Yesterday, German rifleman per-
ecived this officer On the lookout, at q
distance of about Goo metres. The sol
Ger, instinctively obedient to military
discipline, respectfully made the salute,
and then proceeded to attempt 10 lodge
kball in the officers body. The latter
rrjoiced at this opportunity Of making a
fresh observation, and while the soldier
placed himself against a tree, in order to
take a steadier aim, the officer raised his
glass TO watch his movements. THAT
is all right said he, "the muzzle is just
un line with my breast--we shall see!"
The trigger was pulled, and the Dane
quietly wrote down, at the distance of
about 600 yards tile deviation OF q ball
from rife musket is about one metre"
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xEds3es~


In recent Spirit of the Fair. the little
daily paper published for the New York
Sanitary Fair, appears contribution by
X. H. Dana, jun., from which we make
the following extract -
At tea, at the AthenTum Club, Landseer
introduced me to q gentleman by The
name of Robinson, who had o singular
passion for Nelson. 4 man Of means and
of education, of some literary claims, a
bachelor, he has devoted much Of his
time and property TO the collection Of
memorials and relics of his favorite hero.
.Landseer told him was lover of the
sea, and would sympathize with his en-
thusiasm, so he took me up warmly. 1t
ended in his urging me to visit him in his
bachelor quarters in Cork street. where
he kept his private Nelson museum. /
was to leave town the next day, and
could not. Oh, but | must, and he
would light it up for me. 1t had never
been lighted. and there was no gas in it.
but he could get candles, and must
come. l saw he really desired it; that
it would crafty him, and accepted. He
would go directly home and get his ship
ready, his deck cleared, and would see
me in an hour.
At the end of an hour l knocked at his
door in Cork-street An old sailor, In
loose duck trousers, blue jacket, open
collar, loose neckerchief in the truest
possible man-of-war rig, opened the door,
and rolled along the entry and up stairs,
and let me into large room, occupying
the whole of the second floor, with sky
light above. A few candles were placed
about the room, and my host sat on an
old mahogany table that had been one of
Nelson's cabin tables, with capstan that
came from one of Nelson's ships. He
received me with great cordiality, and
began to show me his strange museum.
Ranged round the room, and scattered
over it. were all imaginable memorials
and relics, everything illustrating Nelson's
life which love, entreaty, or money had
enabled him to command.
There was a painting of every battle
Nelson had fought, and Of every leading
event of his life from his fight with
Polar bear on the ice, when g midship-
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-28

TnE DANEs.-A Sondenburg CA. IN
Island) correspondent OF the Paris Steele
writes: "It is not TO this place that /
would recommend persons who are fond
Of comfort and good living to come.
People are obliged to put up with what
accommodation they can find, and eat
wl.cre and how they can. The Danish
officers are heroes: they not only await
with remarkable courage for the moment
when they shall measure swords With IN
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-28
LETTER FROM NEW YORK.
New YoRK, April 18th, 1864.


You know, Messrs. Editors of the z. H.,
left you weeping on the strand, mean
the pier at Hilton Head, on the 9th inst.
as YOU saw ne shake the yellow sand
out of my shoes, and so aboard the new
steamship Western Metropolis. 1t was
only six days ago, vet here have been
luxuriating half Il week already among
the steep, precipitous- priced mxuries-l
will not say necessaries though sugar is
e5 cents per pound, and first-class butter
CT cents in New York City.
1t is fair to-day, but they tell me that
for two weeks past the weather has been
horrid. The photographers (many of
whom l have had occasion to call upon
in order to secure large variety of the
newest styles Of Albums and pictures for
my store in your shady burg are really
profane on the subject, for in clear skies
their profit hes, and drops Of rain that
prow the grain, give them but pain.
fSee Shakespeare, lst fiy-leaf.l
The Metropolitan Fair is the gigantic
topic with the other sex in this village at
present, and the gold market end prices
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-28
no LIEUTENANT GEN. GRANT.

You've got q rood position. now,
Lieutenan, General Grant;
And. like good physician, now,
We hope you'll purge Secession, now,
And stop all Southern rant.
Lieutenant General Grant.
To you know what won this glory. sir,
Lieutenant General Grant.
When vicksbarg quailed befbre We, sir,
Like ar Eastern starbeam o'er ye, sir,
u shone-no idle vaunt,
Lieutenant General Grant.
Aud now you've won il, like star,
Lieutenant General Grant,
i, must lead along this bloody war,
And bring a.nesr what seemed so far;
This. this is what we want,
Lieutenant General Grant.
For hono,s are like riches, sir.
Lieutenant General Grant;
Keep on. take stroug new stitches. si..
E,-e they Nv away like witches, sir,
: - Aud leave W. lean and gspRt, -....-.
Lieutenant General Grant!
So, quick astound the nation, now,
Lieutenant General Grant,
Give Lee and Hill tarnation," now,
And bring our land salvation, now,
'Tis this for which We pant,
Lieutenant General Grant.
We want all traitors throttlet, now,
Lieutenant General Grant!
AL poisonous treason bottled, now,
With which is daily notified, now,
The Copperhead's low cant,
Lieutenant General Grant
And then mp higher snd higher, sir,
Lieutenant General Grant, 4.
Like sunbeams on Il spire, sir,
In never-dying ire, sir,
Our country's proudest vsurt
Shall be, her General Grant!
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current. the yortices which suck in the
souls of the men.
Provisions are ramping. and, in fact,
the prices of all descriptions OF goods are
rearing up most fearfnlly. Boarding
house ladies are greatly exercised in
ranging around after cheap stores; but
b,rnions suffer in vain. for /" cheap Johns y
are non est hcentas. Many articles can
he bought cheaper in Hilton Head than
here. At the rate that the markets are
advancing, it is safer to hold on to goods
than to sell. Indeed, would advise any
man who has money to invest, to put II
into merchandise. Rents are raising OF
course. Aroom in Broad, near Wall street
in this city, which l paid $500 for last
year. now commands $4,000. An Old.
three story, ill-arranged, narrow stair
cased little building a. corner, together
with the land it covers. stld fer 800.
-Ooo few weeks ago. Real estate, re-
mote from business, has not vet "riz''
much, but will jump up 10y and ny like
the rest, | doubt not. The accursed
copperlleads specializing in gold, and de-
preciating the credit of Uncle Sam, are
accountable for this condition of things.
wish that every mothers son OF them
might be dragged through 5.Isl feet OF
hose pipe, and there be doomed to wear
shirt full of fleas through the remainder
of his natural life. j am thus bitter
against traitorous copperheads.
The furloughsd half of fihe e4th- -A-HxA,.
were in New York to-day. ] saw them
in the Park, just about to star, for Wash
inston. fancied saw in the counter
ance OF the gallant and good Col. Bell a
shade Of disappointment; the other half
and majority Of its best officers being
still in Beaufort, s. c. He gave me his
old cordial grasp Of the hand however,
and wished me to remember him to his
former associates and friends in Major
General Gillmore's Department.
There is feverish excitement in mon
etary circles, and it extends more or less
to all classes of business men. The Inn
preston it makes upon the stranger is
Exceedingly uncomfortable, and makes
him wish Gf he has the common wealth
at all at heart that We were safe through it.
The bulletin boards make the most oi
the bad news Of the capture of Fort Pill
low and Paducah, and there are many
lugubrious faces at the corners. The
poor negroes seem to have been slaugh-
tered like sheep in that disaster. May
God grant the survivors terrible retri-
button.
1t is said that Gen. Grant is massing
25O. 900 men to take Richmond and clear
ont Virginia.
On dit, The Seventh Regiment and
other volunteer corps of this city have
been ordered to Washington, to relieve
the veteran defenders of the Capital, who
are to march with the Great Column into
Virginia. S.
------sx-----------------------------
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-28

GEy. GEORGE w. BIcKLEY claims in
his diary to have been the father of the
rebellion. We hear nothing about its
mother. In truth it never Was worth 4
dam, ,-Prentice.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-28

TIE Union prisoners in Richmond
have been restricted in their correspop-
dence 10 one letter Of six lines per week.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-24
DAILY SENTINEL
Telegraphic Dispatches.
ExrEkssLr 70. TEE DAnT STATE sxS1nEI
MORNING REPORT.
FIRE In CINCINNATI.
GOV. SEYMOUR AND THE N. Y. PAPERS
THE CIVIL AND MILITARY AUTHORITY
RUM0RS FROM THE BATTLEFIELD.
The Great Battle viii be Fought
at Lynchburg.
&c., &c.. &c, &c &c.
FIRE IN CINCINNATI.
GOV. SEYMOUR AND THE N. Y. PAPERS
he CIVIL AND MILITARY AUTHORITY
RUM0RS FROM THE BATTLEFIELD.
The Great Battle will be Fought
at Lynchburg.
&c. &c. &c. &c dc.
From New York

NEW York, May 23-The Tribune's lOI
corps correspondent, dated Thursday morning
last, says:
The rebels advanced on our ntrenched line
across the Peninsula and engaged our pickets
but were driven back.
Our wonnded will probably number one hun
dred and fifty
Towards dusk the rebels made vigorous At.
tack IN force on our skirm~hers from the wood.
Out without effect, our deiences being greatly
strengthened
Rebel de>erters represent the enemys force
at 20 900 or 80 600 under Beauregnrd
On Thursday morning rapid artillery firing
commenced in front oil the armies but ceased
soon after, probably TEN. oiarily.
The rebel batteries IA front were throwing
shells into the woods on their right, dropping a
she'll or two into our works.
Fighting was expected that day as the rebels
hope TO take our position.
A dispatch from Secretary Stanton. dated
Saturday last. says the attack did not take place
till Friday
(Signed) REPORTER.
The Worlds correspondent says:
In the event of Grant hankng Lee. as he will
virtually do. and that beyond peradventure-,
fact which even Lee himself admits by his unde
clded movements-the rebel army will fall back
immediate vicinity Of Lynchburg, which place |
learn from prisoner Is nov being he iviy forti-
f-'i; and there, according to rebel camp rumOrs
The decislve hattle of The war will be fought.
The Times special saw:
There has been i-htng since the rebel at
tack on our communications with Ere iercks-
burg on Thursday
There l. every reason to believe that Frlay's
and Saturdays mo,enenis will soou produce i'm
Dortant results.
A rebel Lieutenant saws Lees army numbered
b. fore the ,tile> 20 900 or 81 ono and th . he
has lost 20 QUO to % 900 He saws Lee has pleu-
ty OF provisions
Tie fribune's correspondent states that less
than l0.uOO new troops repuIsed three divisions
OF Ewel'S corls
Al three O'Clock on Friday morning Birney's,
Criwiord's and Russelrs divisions advanced.
The movement was 50 iapd and unex pected that
tie rebel picket line was captured almost TO "A
man, and sweeping on until over three miles
were gained, hundreds OF prisoners were cap
ture
Prisoners state that Lee came with them across
the Nv river. and -ode along their lines and ad
dressed brigade, telling them they were to
undertake u movement which. if successful
would be fatal To the Yank ee~, and adjurins :
them TO make it successful. He told them they
were close TO our immense baggage. and a de-
termined assault would give them everything We
possessed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-24

A THE AMERICAN DIsPENsARY WE TREAT Bl
N anew method. and with the hsppiesi results, Pro
ktJ,sus Jferi failing uf the womb, LanceratOn Jlcer
0tion, Luch rrAet whtes,l L ssary and all other dis
which the american Female is 20 pecusril,
liable Send three dollars and receive by express
the Female Syin0es. This instrument shUulo
be used by every in the land. for the purpose
clegRRess comfort. heaifh, dc. Sent free receipt
of stamp copy Of Private Letter 10 Married ladie:
on health. DC The Doctors celebrated Fsmdte Pills
fresh from the DSpensary reg god in simple dis
eases. ire egularitie>. dc. Price 81. sent by mail
AT the AEn~roIR DjSpensTry also treat, aoifh0ul
mercury, and with failing success Iene-id or
what the quacks call pr1ate secret diseases Syhdis
in all its stages. Gonorrhea, elect. Structure Hydrocee
Crcocee. Varcocee. Car>Ocee. spermstOrhea. seminal
Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility. I'm.
potency, and effects Of self abuse The last six
treated Of ''prvste letter. which send free
receipt Of stamp
he experience OF the Surgeon IN charge Of this de
psrtment H. Of the best Hospitals in Europe and m
New York City, enables him TO treat patients scentifca
ly and restore them speedily
Those living a distance communicate by lette
and be treated their homes. In urgent send T.
or 3lu and receive rcocines.
ConSultafio free and confidential Room No. "a }.
East Washington Street, indianapolis. Z. o. Box 1854.
a.r9.dlv-wl2t lam
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-24
O. R "A - It's
VEGETABLE CARMINATIVE.

ut HAS BFES PROVED BEYOND ALL oCEsroS
Il ;h.t Grants Vegetable Csrminative j. the most
pleasant. ssfe ard reliable r,necy b Z has been
iscovered for Camp If&rrkes. Cholera Nornus, Booay
FlEx AID al Tho disorders depending upon c,ranged
stale oi ih- bowels.
o 40 TO-. viii relieve uneaSinesS and grping n
the s;nnach and bowels ard bo tie VII cheek the
most obstinate cases o. b Onic isrrtes.
IL Is pleasant The taste. ard b. prepared from
pnr~y ha' mi-s and herbs peculiarly adapted
fam II and among children.
On the wrapper 4 each boi'l~ viii be found ny fac
suile. without which none y z~puine.
The pr "a Fifft Cents per botle
Manufactured only al nv I4i-afory, Fulton street,
New York. JOHN B GRANT, NJ. ID.
J.F. StNQCB Druggist No. hate- House BiSck, u
eianspols. lncisna. Wholesale Ag' nj Tor the West
whom all orders sbo1lc bs addressed
spT2l-e5a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-24
Prom Albany.

ALBANY. Nav - -Governor Seymour HIS
directed the stsict Attorney to procure ndrt.
ments against all who were engaged in the sez
ure of the Offices of the n Y World aud Jour
nal of Commerce
There are no specials of importance in morn
Ing papers
The Fredericksburg correspondent of the Tri-
bune siaIes that three gunboats anchored there
on their way up the river They sent an expedi.
ton three miles into the country. c pluring Act
ing Master oi the rebel navy Three men were
killed, including The Acting Master