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HeImbold's Extract BuChu,
FOR WEAKNESSES
Arising from Ercesses, Habits Of Dissp patton. Early
Indiscretion, OF Abuse,

Indisposi.iou TO Exertion Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, Iifficuty Of Breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror Of Diseases Waksfillnsss
Dmness Of Vision, Paiu in the Back.
Universal Iasstuds cfths Flushing Of the Body,
Muscular System, Eruptons on the Face,
Hot Hands. PslLid Counten8nce,
Dryness Of the Skin.
These symptoms, il allowed TO 60 on. which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follow
INPOTENCY, FAULTY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
in one Of which the patient may expire. VINO can
say that they are not frequently followed by those
81. eadful diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware OF the cause Of thsir suffering,
but none viii confess. The records Of the Insane
Asylums and the melancholy deaths BY consump-
ton, bear simple witness 70 the truth Of the asser
ton
THE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC KEAKNEsS,
requires the aid Of medicine 70 strengthen and In
yigorats the system, which HBLMBOLUS E1-
TRACT BUCAU inysriably dos. trial viii con-
vince the most skepnesl.
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Notice to Ice Consumers

T1ROa AND AFTER THIS DATE We WILL BE
Il compelled % charge the following rates Tor
Ice.
100 pounds OF ever, per ess.
Lass than 100 pounds, per CTS
june ls--2g LAKE kingston ICE co.
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AFFInAVIT


Personally appeared before me an Alderman ~
the city o. Philadelphia II. T. Helm5osds who, BE-
ing duly sworn, doth say, his prepars1ons oouia a
no nsrsofic 10 mercury OF other INJURIOUS drugs,
but are perey vegetable. II. y. HBLMBOLD.
kYFor15 and subscribed before me, tbs z3d day Of
osa4uber, 1854 WI p. HIBBARu,
Alderman, slh-sfreet. shove Race, Pilils
Address Letters for informatSn " confidence,
H. I. HETHBOIti, Chemist,
Depot los souto Tenth street,
BeloW Chestnut, Pm iadelphia.
BEWARE OF C0UETERFEITS,
And UNPRNCgFLED DEALERS,
vrho endeavor 10 dispo-s COP THEIR OWN" and
s'othsrr' articles on the reputation aiisned hy
Halmboid Genuine Preparstlons,
- SarsspeTiiia
InaproTsd Bose Wash.
Sold Nv al Druggists everywhere.
ASK F0R HKLABCLDS-IAhE 70 OIHEk.
fs,t lrt Dc ssyeFtisafneat. and send or r. AID
4 VOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
june l0-ly
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THESE Pms ARE WARRANTED FOURTEEN
1 carats fne. and perfect m every respect.

The above sent BY mail or otherwise, on the re-
ceipt Of price and return postage
Persons ordering will please state the $40 md
style Observation-Disclosures hard or son, fine or coarse;
eni if the pen should fa % please, prove defec-
tive. viii have the privilege Of exchanging it.
deduction OF fifteen per cent. allow on orders
Of S25 or over, AMI twenty i've per cent o. those
Of Sl0d.
Second quslity Pen, ten caratg Gne, not included
in the above, with Plated cases, ffOm 81 cents up
wards
Liberal discount 70 the trade.
Also, viii BE- kept good assortment Of
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Lost or Stolen.

ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO, A LADIES
- Gold Hunting Case Detached Lever WATCH
ETA AND CHAIN. The Watch is engraved on
sEboth sides, No l2zs6- The Chain has three
blue fslis, with small gt stars on esch. A loersJ
reward VII be pad Il len At J. FLOW EEs' JeFelFy
store, Union-street. June l4-2re
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GATES & GAMBLE,
No. i4s Wslnut-st., No. 2sN. cherry-si.r
CirciItuafi, nashville,
E-gi,cliuslg 8hdgesols ] IFl8sssasy aid RefaL

Sat either house we viii attend persoF ally
- az eTdesk. ana Wig furnish anything ordered a.
ne lowest usarzet price, and send y maii Or e1-
press, sna VII I'll orders whether ia our me or
Dot. g. .
mHy f--5m
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DLXOY,S ARO1LATIC
BLACKBERRY
NARMTNATIVE

Is the only safe and sure cure. Il con
tains no opium or deieteri0us drugs, no mia
sral o. other injurious compounds common
10 remedies generally sold FOR tbis class %
disease. It 90 efieaciOus that Physicians
very generally use IL in their practice ia
at chronic sud dangerous cases
"a Use no ChOlera mixtures or doubt
fal compositions, (many Of which under
miae and ruin the constitutional when you
can obtain an unfailing remedy IS simple
and safe IS Blsckberries themselves.
Ask for DIxOE's BLAcEEHERT CAEHEa-
TVS, and see that the propristor's nans -
written on the outside wrapper Of each bet
tlo. Prepared only By
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-15

We would also inform our friends that have
on hand an assortment OF
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WHITE House, Saturday, June nth
News from the front this forenoon is of
the most cheering character. Two OIL
GERS just arrived here bring the joyful
news Of the capture of Fort Darling
An order conveying this intelligence
was read to the army last evening, and
the cheers Of our soldiers could be
heard for miles around.
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Th0ss Wishing 10 get good bargains would
10 well 70 give us a call OF send in their
orders.
IN. RHODES 4 CO.,
- Union street
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-01
Trouble In x

NEW YORK, January 30.-The steamer
Morning Star, from New Orleans the Oath
via Havana the Goth has arrived, she bring'
dispatches from Gen. Banks.
Advices from Matamoras report another
revolution there. Cortenas is again IL
power
A letter dated Mobile Bay the eth OIL
January, giving an account Of an attempt
to destroy a rebel steamer aground on the
bar, reports quito a fight between our fleet
and Fort Morgan We wore unable to get
the steamer out.
Considerable fighting among the Mexi-
cans in Matamoras.
On the 18th inst, General Heron,
commanding our rorces at Brownsville,
dispatched the Goth Wisconsin, the 4th
illinois and 5 pieces ofthe Wisconsin bat
terry across the river. They spent the
night in front of the house of the American
Consul, and next morning escorted him to
Brownsville.
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Battle i'm Tennessee.

WAsHINeroS, January 3o.-The followr
G has been received at Headquarters
here, dated Nashville the Goth:
General Foster telegraphs from Knox
vile, Tenn, the 18th, 9 a. m: II have the
honor to report that the cavalry under Gen
Sturgis achieved q victory over the enemy's
cavalry yesterday, near the Fair Gardens,
ten miles east Of Slverville.
"McOook's division drove the enemy
about two miles, after a stubborn fight,
last from daylight until 4 p. m
"We captured two steel rife guns and
over cne hun ired prisoners.
The enemy's loss was considerable, 65
being killed or wounded in a charge.
"Garrard's ano Wolford's divisions came
up in time to be pushed in pursuit
lSigned John A. RAWLINGS,
"Brig. General"
HEADQUARTERS, NASHVILLE, January 20.
The enemy, 600 strong, attacked CARR
son at Athens, but after a two hours figh'
were repulsed. Our loss %; the enemy.
On the 26th, Colonel Miller bad a severe
fight this side of florence, repul,ipg the
enemy. Our loss Is killed.
fSigned, JOHN A. RAWLINGS, , r.
Brig. General.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-01

New OPTICAL INsTITuTE.-M. Polachek
Practical Oculist and Spectacle maker has
opened an Office in this city where he in.
vites the public, especially those afflicted
with bad eyesight, to call and get his cele
brated PERIscoPIc CRYSTAL SpEcTAcLEs for
preserving and strengthening the sight. BE
warrants his Glasses to suit in all case
curing weakness and dizziness. His repu.
tation as a reliable Optician can be attested
by over 500 certificates from very prominent
men, also from the press. Also, Field and
Opera Glasses, Microscopes and all kinds Of
Optical Instruments.
Office, Monroe street, at Shaffer's Jewel.
~ Store. dec25-3m
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rebel observatory is untouched, though the
shells exploded on all sides Of. it.
The effects of the Smelling on Christmas
day were dreadful. A number of people
were injured and cnal.dy killed. The pec-
pie were thrown into a panic; Hibernian
ball was demolished; all the banks and the
Posi- Office damaged and the n newspaper Dr.
fees removed to the ext entity of the oily.
The prices Of all articles have reached "a
bulou. prices. The Uni m sentiment is
quite large and IL on the increase. The
treatment of Union prisoners is brutal. The
CONSUMPTION takes everyma not foreigners
or incapable. There were 20 batteries
round the city and reinforosments of troops
were arriving daily.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-01

Hon. VIM. Whiting, Solicitor Of the War
Department, has decided that aliens who
subjects Of a foreign government, having
voluntarily enlisted in the service Of the Q
S., as substitutes for drafted men, are not
entitled to be discharged from such service
by reason Of aleinage, but may, under the
law of nations be held to perform their en-
gsgements without giving the government
to which their allegiance is due, Just cause
Of complaint.
Sec. Stanton, at the Hale investigate n
committee yesterday, saio that Senator
Hale asked nothing concerning the release
of Hunt from the Old Capital prison whict
q counselor at Law might not with perfect
propriety have asked of ajsdge.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-01

IT IS ASTONISHING the amount of business
that A. NJ. Adams & Co, do. One of the
firm is East every four Or five weeks and II
there is any new styles of cloths, eassimers
or vestings they are the first to have it.
and of the best quality. Persons in want
of the best article of clothing and at fair
prices had better call and examine their
endless variety of cassimeres aud vestings'
Their facilities for cutting and making
fashionable garments are unequaled in the
city for taste and style. nov IA 6m
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THr First irgioia Cavalry arrived in the

4Hs 4Hst-tlrGlola CaValry arFlVeo III WI
city on Friday evening, from New Greek
and after marching down Market, and vi
Main street, they proceeded to the 1slane
to encamp. Notwithstanding they marched
the entire distance on horseback, they were
fresh and lively and greeted the old dae
as they passed the RrolsrER Office will
hearty cheers. The horses looked more
worn and spiritless.l, This regiment wa'
first recruited in Ohio, Pennsylvania, or
each side of us, and the Panhandle. The
most of the men have re.enlisted and are
bone on a furlough, previous to going in as
veterans, and for the purpose of obtaining
new recruits.
"They are coming! they are coming!
Those brave hearted sturdy men,
Over hill and over valley
To their Northern homes again.
They have scented Of the battle,
Bwouacked upon the ground:
They have heard the bull cts rattle,
And the lannon's thu dering sound"
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Accou nts from Charleston.

A lady who left Charleston January 4th
gives important information from there to
the Herald. She says one half of the city
is abandoned and damaged BY General Gill
more's shells. From the battery to Went
worth street, ab.ut the middle of the city
nearly 81. the houses are demolished or are
greatly damaged, Will the earth and pave
ments are ripped up in all directions. All
the hotels are so much injured as to be
closed excepl the Pavilion. The Normal
Ssho u is badly damaged and abandoned
S. Phillip street scho d house is as yet un-
touched and shchool held there regularly.
Tue CITY Hall is abandoned, and it and the
Court House are materially injured. St.
Michels Church, the steepls Of which il the
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-01
Discomfort in North Carolina,

NEwBERN, Jan. 2.-In speakln, Of the
growing discomfort among the people in
North Carolina, and their desire to hold a
State Convention, the Wilmington IN g.
Journal says:
"We say, and we say most sincerely, that
the plans evidently concocted, and evident
Iy set on foot in North Carolina, are omlncus
and Of graver consequences than even the
advance of the enemy"
The Raleigh Standard, in its appeal to
shareholders for peace, says:
"We went to war to protect the State
sovereignties, and to defend and perpetuate
the institution of slavery; but if it should
appear that We are likely to lose both, a.
national beings, we should pause and con
slider well the direction we are taking. II
the war should continue months longer,
will no greater success to our arms, there is
great danger that the institution of slavery
will be hopelessly destroyed"
Gov. Vance, of North Carolina, comes out
in a card in the Raleigh Standard, against
the taxation of State property for the Con.
federacy.
The North Carolina and Virginia papers
labor under the belief that Wilmington is
soon to be attacked, and have much to say
about the concentration of forces here,
which are magniied into very large num-
bers.
DR.. j. F. Leech, the conservative member
elect in the new Confederate Congress,
which meets in February, says, in the Raj
ei6h Standard of the 18th inst:
"North Carolina now claims the fulfill
ment of the compact, or the right to depart
from the Oonfederacy in peace"
At the great meeting held in johnson
county, forming a call for a State Con zen.
ton, DR.. j. Leech was Chairman of the
committee on resolutions.
Meetings are being held in different parts
of the State.
Tie Raleigh State Journal says the State
Convention proposition, so close on the
heels of Mr.. Lincoln's proposition to let
one-tenth Of the people form a State Gov
eminent. has a strong odor Of disloyaty.
The Henderson, North Carolina) TINS
is delighted over the reported retirement Of
General Butler, and the establishment of a
department of North Carolina. which, the
Times says, removes the most serious OBJ
stacle to the return Of North Carolina TO
the Union.
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Row Shot.

BUFFALO, Jan. 30.-Last evening, at the
central depot, as some substitutes wer,
about leaving for the West, under th.
charge Of soldiers belonging to the New
Hampshire Invalid Corps, a boy tel .ngina
to Buffalo was shot and almost immsdiately
killed, BY one of the Corps, under the in
preston tina the boy was a substitute IT,
ing to escape. There, was CONSIDERABLE
excitement for a time, and great ~inoisuatio,
against the soldier.
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Richmond Papers on the Pres
identi8l Election.

The Richmond Examiner of the 25th has
an article on the Presidential election liz
the U. S., which shows a deep interest in it,
saying it is evident the whole solution Of
the mighty question which aeitates the
continent may hang upon it. 1t is safe to
infer, says the Examiner, that any change
will be beneficial to the South.
In the rebel Senate, on the 23d, a debate
took place on the bill to employ free ne
groes aud slaves in the army as laborers in
military defencss and in the production q
material of war, or in military hospitals
The bill includes all male free negroes be-
tween the ages of Is and so.
The Richmond Examiner Of tho 2sth
says John Morgan will leave Richmond on
Wednesday or Thursday next for Decatur
Ga, where his command is assembling.
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Reconnaissance in West Vir-
ginia.
HRApouARrrRs DEPT. or WEsr Va.
Jo,uorv al 1874

This morning q reconnoitering force that
had been seat out from Col. C~ampbel's
commhnd, returned after having gone to
Romney. There they divided into three
columns, one going out ON the Winchester
rad 80 miles, the other down the Grassy
Lick road, to the vicinity of Wardensville,
aud the third on the old M~oorefeld road
None Of these columns met with serious
opposition on either advance. The infor.
mstien which they gained, proves to be o.
high fmportanes. It tells Of mystr
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-01

Up to 2 O'Clock. A. M.
100000 Men to be Drafted,

W~AsHIseToN, Feb. Lit is ordered tina,
q draft for five hundred thou and men t,
serve for three year., or during The war, be
made o I ths 10Th cay of M.r:h next fol
the militia , service Of the q. s, creditius
and deducting thereto I'm SO many as may
have been enlisted or draft d into the ser
vice prior to the first day of March, no,
heretofore credited. (Signedl
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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REMARKAsLE D1scovERY.-The editor OF
the Inteuigsncer has discovered our "longl'
tude.n He states that it is reported to be
.iust one and a half miles farther North than
it ought to be-" Truly we live in an age
fraueht with wonders.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-01

movements proceedings mi pr p,rstiors
within the r bel lines. We took Capt. D.
7 finder, of Company a, 47th Ga pris
oner.
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HARMONY and Musical COmpO iliOR.

18th, at s O'Clock In the snsrnoon. there viii te
formed At my room, q Glass for instructor in thorough
B.s Harmony and Muneal Compost On. All thoss
DESTROYS Of learning the Art and Science, are invited
attend.
Room over J. Q. Rhodes Store, entrance On No
street. n H AoRS
ian. IL
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-01

RETURN OF THE PERMIT COMMISSION
ERs.-The Commissioners appointed by the
legislature to 60 to Washington and ask
relief from the restrictions on trade in West
Virginia, returned to this city on Friday
night. We learn that the Commissioners,
accompanied by our Senators and Congress
men, called upon tbs President, tho Secre-
tary of the Treasury, and finally the Cen
eral-in-Chief General Halleck). They
were courteously received by Mr.. Chase,
who assured them that he had been anxi-
ously awaiting the time when be could safe
" remove the restrictions complained of;
he had referred tie subject to the military
authorities, from whom he had, as yet, re
ceived no report in regard to Western Vir-
ginia, At the suggestion of the Honorable
Secretary, they called on Gen. Halleck, who
informed them that he would at once re-
commend the removal of all restrictions
except at the outposts.
The Commissioners were much grati6ed
with their reception, and with the resul,
accomplished. We know the Commission
ers can be no better pleased with the result,
than are our merchants and the public gen.
orally.
The order ramoving the restrictions will
be made in a few days, and then the people
of Western Virginia will be permitted to
make sales aud purchases without submit
ting to an unnecessary tax or surveillance.
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Election at Little Rock.

A letter from Little Rock, dated the l7th
says:
A convention composed of most respecta.
bic men from various parts of the State, in
some 80 counties elected delegates. In
Is of them they voted at their ordinary
precincts without the presencs Of a single
soldier. Nearly 5000 votes were cast.
They are in session now, AID have en-
crossed the Constitution and made Arkan,
sas free for ever. Only one dissenting voice.
DR.. Jacks, from Helena. he was in favor
of gradual emancipation.
TO this letter it may be aided that Gen.
Steel has officially recognized the convee-
ton.
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FRENCH
CONFECTIONERY

DHILLIP SCH wEITZER, at No. Is, Main St.,
L East side, above the Stone Bridge, has now on
hand and is constantly receiving a large stock of Con-
fsctionery,
Medical Baltimore Cough Candy
and every other variety Of Candy and Cakes. Toys Of
every description, and a full assortment Of Varieties
and Notions. oct24:ly
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We we're yesterday shown a copy of the
Holy Bible which was printed IN London in
1852. The book is still in a good condition,
ard although 1t has passed through many
generations; would still be taken for a work
printed in later days. II
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lFURs, FURs.

a full stock Of all the leading styles, iut rseeiys
n and for sale. M. RHELNSTROM.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-05-05
STATISTICS OF LIFE AND DEATH.
FIGrRES DO NOT LIE.


We have faith in statistics. They give
the dea,h-hlow to all false drnc,rne and en-
Iiririsln in scienrc. and blow sky-hieh the
fine spun theories Of Impractical men, Med
zeal statistics are Of SPECIAL importance. They
teach us to estimate At their just value the
curative pOWrs Of drugs, which are tie stcr-
eotypeSyol the pruiessln.' And what isthen
.valac7 Figures, which do not lie slow what
in oil dangerous eomplniuts the regular
practice" OF tie faculty. loses at least MS
many MS Il saves l'ut, then, the doctors tell
MS that those who die are mcurHhle. lithis
lhc 20 how is II that 50 many victims Of IL,
most vitulent internal add external di orders
whom th. profession lad gwen up, have re-
covered through perscvrrng uset li"Ilo'
ways Pills nnh Ilnlluway'S Ouim-un There
can I've no-loubt about the fact. we"pjnp, and
we want some body to account for II. II
our plain MUD. il appears that II chronic
dyspepsia cdWnoi he cured by the doctors
end is cur,d with. uncrfing certainty by
Hulloway's pills, that the lntter remedy Is
worth the whole medicinal stock OF the Faculty
as means OF ,plcveins that compliant. 81
again. If "siven up ease Of scrctuih ~
etysipehs becomes rapidly cnnvacsceut M
der the ion Of the Ointment, we cau'
not escare the the conclusion that it is the
true specific for cx,,rnal disorders, aud thai
tie '.rtc' lar pharuirolFela 'tonians nrt''l''e
That will compare wi,hit asa meas Of subdu'
inc thut class of naladieS.
THIS IS COED logic W. believe. lfnny
cavil at il We viii aimit their dem nrrcrs
when they san show usa better basis Tor
argument than facts, '--siq'e Gdsetts.@@
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-05-05
p S-T-186OH-X.
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