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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-19
FICkARDT'S
G A T I'll E p OW D f r.
Thousands are Testifying to Its
Efficacy.
The Merciful Man is Kind to lis Beast"

" The MercJul Nun Is Kind TO lis Beast"
FTER years Of study and expe fiment by the
"A inventor, to compound from PURE VEGETABLE
MATERIALS, Powder that sHouLD and MUST take
the place Of the thousand md one nostrums gotten
up and panisd upon the public as 'cERTMs
REMEDIES for the cure Of all diseases which the
brute creation are heir to, he has produced the
.ns heading this advertisement, and none CAN BE
0ESCINE unless bearing our signature. The
demand is such that ita sale has been chiefly con-
fined to the State OF Pcnusy lvania. but we have
now cousummated such arrangements that We are
prepared to supply the numerous orders now on
baud, as we'll as those we may hereafter receive
srom other States Of the Union
know ing this Powder ~ possess ali the curative
properties here Set forth, We doom fulsoms IT,
rade OF words unnecessary, feeling assured that
Its swE MERITS will soeu<s tor it ready sale.
Being composed OF pure vegetable ingredients, it
can w safely aud judicIousiy given to thar noble
animal, the HORSE. It's effects are no FALSE
rANPERIs0 Ut tho y sten. creating bl"ated car
cass with u premature shedding VI the hair but
Oh the other hand, It strengthens tho digestion,
parties tho blood regulates the urinary organs,
thcr.by improving and protecting the whole
PHYSICAL condition OF the auimal, even when il
ala apparently healthy state.
~ me AZ, Icuitur,9t and Daryman it is an in.
valuable remedy Tor their NEAr CATTLE laboring
under HOE diseases, HOLLOW HORN, ana
other OF the many complaints To which they arc
II able from Suppression the natural sscretions.
MIACu COW > urs much teheftted BY occa.
sIoLal,y mixing with their slop or teed-It has
tendency to strengthen tho aLin..i, reinUvs all
obsu ucions from tho mill tubes, promote all the
sccls,iuns and consequently adding much to the
Strength Of the animal, quantity aud Quality OF
ne bli,k Cream and Butter.
HUuS, during the warm seasons. are constantly
oyerAcating themselves, which results in their
sut.ing coughs, lcris OF he LUNGo and other
puris, which naturally has u Tendency to retaru
iLeir growth. In Iii such Cases. u teaspooutui
u.i4rd II bucket Of s"iil aud gwen every other
day will speedily Ieuiuys ~ d,ihcuites, xad the
animal MIA INCKxAsE N AEALTu AND Eat.
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PRICE Is CENTS PER PACKAGE.
AGENTS--D. 5. Barnes & Co POP Broadway
n T.; pyott 4 Co. NJ BE- Nur.h Second 5,
Philadelphia; ). NJ Z Ncsbitt & Co, Pult DO.
post Md successors TO James Wilson.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
nov Z. 63.nnlOs
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERs.

TNNlIE County commissioners OF Cecil
IL county VIII meet at their Office Ill the
Count House, in ElRton, Oh Tuesday, Wet
nesday aud Thursday, the 9Th, 9TH and 7lli
days OF April, hcXt, and also, on Tuesday,
"Wednesday and Thul Sday, the 18th. 2jth ana
2lst day vi April, next, Tor the purl'ose "i
hearing Appeals, making Transfers, and cor
rectlng i sse,sMents aud notice is hereby
given that alter the SAID 2lsl day vi Aprii,
next, no alteration VIII be made IN any as.
sessment Tor the year 1864. BY Order.
JAS. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
County Commissioners OF Cecil county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-19

6OfFEE MTLIs.-.A lot OF CuTre Mill. a. Old
~ prices, by FRYER 4 pk6.
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CILLlEG TWlSE Nos. a6 and ~. Seine
~ Twine, BrooM Irvine for sale CHI az by
feb ID. LEWIS X MARRETT.
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We, he undersigned. have used your Powder
n the request Vt our Trend Geo. Say DOR aud
fud 1t very useful among our cattle.
PETER OFT, JACOB OFT,
j. u. KEISS. -
Lower Merton, Montgomery county, Pa
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TEST MuNIALS.
MAsAlAGroS, Jan. Z, 1852,

To VIM. Ralston:
state, that 1t pos.esses the Qualities of touing and
rehuvatiEg inc stomach, reuIOying in some degrees
the ILoruilc matter. 1 can Recommend for all
horses in private use, where the system is lot
too much osbIiIatsi. j. y 1UnSkR,
Veterinary Surgeon,
For tho United Statsa Government,
Washington, y. c.
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Notice to Confederate Ia.
Debtors.

Section II and 10 of Assessment Act.
DISTRICT OF CApno. CoII.ECroR's OFFICE.
Shreveport. November 9Th. la6i.
4 Ii Persons. FIRMS aud Corporations
n heretofore assessed, are hereby motif
fed that appeals from Disbursements which
may he examined in the Distric, Go !ectors
Office. must Tee made IN ,rrEi"q. within the
next fifteen !ays. and that all taxes Assessed
must be paid within forty-iivc days from
the date of assessment. under "a penalty of
ten per cent additional thereon and the cost
of judicial proceeding tor the recovery
thereof. SAM'L VAN BiBBEE,
npvl5- Ct District Collector.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-29

Negro Mprcssment IN LouisriNe:
The following from the Louisville
Journal shows how the Yankees get
'.recruits' for their army in kentuc-
ky;
The colored population were
slightly excited yesterday and the
day before. The military authori-
ties concluded to clear the streets Of
the idle loafers, and the patrol guard
was instructed to arrest all OF the
African citizens, free, slave or con-
traband, found idling about the city.
On Tuesday evening two hundred of
said Africans were collected by the
guard and furnished quarters for the
night at Barracks No l. They were
,-ncd over to Captain uewett yes
terday morning to be placed at work
on the Notifications of the city. The
patrols We're still after the colored
population yesterday, and numerous
Stragglers were picked up and fur
nishcd with something to do.
The "contrabands that is slaves
from Southern States made free by
the Presidents proclamation-are
given chance to volunteer into the
army, and become members of the
Corps ia .tiI41e. If they are not,
patriotic enough to volunteer, by
some peculiar process they are draft
ed into the ranks. 1t requires but a
suit of blue and a musket to trans
form the worthless contraband into a
brave defender of the Union. The
free American citizens" natives of
Africa and defendants of Ham, are
placed into the fatigue corps, furnish
ed with "bosses,' a pick. and a
spade, and place to dig.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-29
PROCLAMATION
APPOINTING A DAY FOR PtPL1(
WORSHIP.

1t is meet that the people of III" Contcd-
crate States should. from time TO time. as
seInblc to acknowledge their dependence
on Almighty God. to render dcvout thanks
for His Holy name to bend in prayer at
His iuo'Stooi. and to accept. with irrv"nt
submission the Christening of His Allw.-"'
and AlmeTciui Providence,
Let us. then. in temple, and in the field.
unite orr voices in recognizing. with ad"r-
ing gratitude. the manifestations OF HIS
protecting care in the many signal veto
ries with which our arms have been crown
Cd: in the iruii!unc>s, with which our Ian /
have been blessed. and in the uniupiiIrd
energy and foriiudc which He has !nspir-
ed our hearts and strengthened oar artnS
in resistance 10 the .u!4uituus designs d
our enemies.
And let us not forget that while gracious
" vouchsaiing to US His protection, our
sins have mcrltcd and received grcvlou-
ch,,stisement: that many oil our best ana
bravcst have fallen in battle: that many
Others are still held in foreign prisons; that
larg. districts of our country hay" been de
vas,ated with savage tcrocity, th" peaceful
homes destroyed. aud helpless wotn"n aud
children driven away i'll destItutl"n: and
that with fcndish mnlIgnity the passion. Of
n scrvil" race have been excited by our
foes into the commission Of atrocities from
which death is welcome escape.
New, therefore, l. JEFFkESuN DAVIS.
President OF the ,oifcdt'at ''''': OF
America do Issue inns my iIoctnh,".A.
setting apart "EDNf-> IN the ION gay
p' November next. As a DAY !" De s?"c!h'';
devoted to the worship OF Almghty God:
and do invite and invoke all the people Of
these Confederate states. 20 assemble on
the day Aforesaid IN 'helf Respective places
of pubic worship. there to "n!tc IN prayer
20 our Heavenly rather mat ne besto"
ms favors upon us mat he extend over IL
che protection OF MS Alin'Eh'E arm 'hA'
,,, - H., ,'r,, ,,.,,y ,r'',,
'' ~ w 80! 49, ~:
Pa l'1 "'N 80
Sn. n,'' ,','a ,s,i;. =, ,I,1,,.,,,
-,
MINUS .,"' ''ie ~ ". ~ ,.'
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For sale.

IINIIE following blanks having been print
] el to order. and pay mrut refused they
are offered for ale. , q'!irr- form No. ,
Squire, form No. 3: q.!r'. form NJ. :: !
quire form 10. j. :: qUlrr form No. 10 !
qGirr form No. 20; q,Iir" form 80. u: ,
guir'- torn No. - : quir" form No. 70 /
quir, form no p q'iires form 40. 1" |
quirr form No. 50: qI.rc form 80 - |
qutrc Np.IU our" form Nos IS and %.
Inquire at this o:tlcr. II
BOOKS. STATIONERY. MUSIC AND
ID GARDl,N-~EI ED a. Wholesale, \
General assortment IN each line
JAMES BURKE.
NOv. 2y.It Ilul-tDu.
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This is rather frcer translation; better
suited for reading perhaps:
Children of the land arise
The day ot glory beams.
Sc. proudly streaming to the skies
TyranAy'- red standard glea.us
Hank. throughout our sunny land
TIE t"rDci0u- -oldicry cvoan.
They come. they come fici.dish ha1 =,
With -hout, and vri- and wild alarm,
To Stay yoir sons within your arms
IA"y spare not for your moan.
I" arms yc citizens, where your battalions
stand,
Let their impure blood drcnch the burrows
OF the land.
What wish th'sc hordcs of slaves
Traitors. cbcdicUt to king.
or else to fools and knay.s:
FOR Whu:! do they these irons bring I?
!r"uchm'n. chains are brought for you,
LIT onr furious transports burn
Rouse, We loyal hearts aud true.
Death or slavery they cry,
Death or slavery r"uLs the sky,
Liberty or Lcn'h return
To arms, &c.
What. shall these strange cohorts rule.
And "Ur !irc>Ic laws prescribed
Shall u!"rocnLvy tool
Triumph Der our warriors pride ?
EgcH' Goi.wiit thou Cnchain our hands
.Nnd plac" oar togcaeads in the dust {?
shall these rcd de$pots rule our lands
III" masters of destiny be,
And make our children bow the knee
While thou art called the true and just {:
To arms. &c.
Porliciolr- tyrants quake,
Traitors scprucd on every side,
Pnwiciui schemes will Shake
Their projectors. woe bctilc.
AL vii. rise. your troops resist.
And -four young heroes faI!
Age springs forth. strong to assist,
And Earth indignant at the foe
Produces heroes, armed. and 10
They spring forth u; our call.
To arms, &c,
Frenchmcn, yet marnanirnous dare
Retain OF >,r!k" the blow.
Sill unwilling victims spare,
Discern tie prompting toe.
>angrtiuarv d"-p";S slav
Red Bouilla friends Of blood.
Who their mothers breast today.
R"ud. their tlIirst for blood TO Stake.
Her a loathsomc corpse 10 make,
Tigers. destitute OF good
To arms, &c.
Sacred love Of country. still
Strengthen our avcneirr arms,
Liberty. ou' bosomS til
Nith thy pure. unchan&irE .hars.
Vet irr"i"m with our flags advance.
Grown ticm with sweet victory.
Pain and to.I the boon enhance
Let tn, ioemau bite the dust
While their swords eternal rust,
LIT thy triumph glorious be.
To arms, &c.
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notice TO AGGRlEvED TAX DEBTORS

STATE Cu!fECTuE~ tEFItE.
Shreveport. \"vrinhcr 9'h. i-Hi.
4 LII Persons legally entitled 10 rh" re
y mission or rounding OF any tax nm
posed upon them ave notified To- file their
written application. therefor. duly sworn
To aud supported By the best evidcnc" Of
which the nature Of each Gee du.i'-, on or
b.ioC,. the 1t OF December proEi:Un. with
the District toIirr'or ri their parish d" 10
viii investigate thc sam. and report tn"
facts and circumstances and his judgment
thereon without delay. II tn" undersigned
EDDT. VI. LtSUI.E,
novlj-3t Stat" Collector.
All Louisiana papers viii insert and de
liver Il copy to the IOca! District Collector
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-29
LA MARSEILLAISE.
THE NATIONAL HYMN OF FRANCE

This celebrated hymn which has eNcrtcl
more important influence on the desti-
Mes Of Europe than perhaps any other
composition of its character. was written
by an officer in the army of France pre-
vious TO the first EVOLUTION Of that country.
So great was it, inference over the French
nation that it was nn' lawful for many
years to sing il in public. The -t.nz s
commencing. We sons Of France. awake TO
glory are not translation of The French.
but simply words ai pied To j., ,nr,~i.. aud
do not retain The ideas e ID" ormianl
Below are two versions the fir t is atuir-
It'd TO the music {:
Children of France, the day Of glory
PourS now upon yom brightest beams.
See. Tyranny'5 proud nag al cory
Against the heaven proudly streams:
iiark, the fercc;ous soldirry groans.
They come, they come with fierce alarms
To Stay yon: sons within your arms.
They spare not for your tears and means
To arms. ye citizens, into battalinns band
March on march on. till thci impure blood
drench the burrows of our land.
What wish this herde of slaves advancing,
OF traitors. obcdient to kings.
For whom these weapons bright and glancc-
ing,
For whom do they these irons bring:
Yes. renchmcn. chains are brought for
you
Let your furious transports burn.
ror.r rverv Iowa, i,:.art ana ,r,a,
10 arths &C
What shall these cohorts Of the stranger
shall nnrce,,,rv ,noI. an1,no,ar
Or trinn,,h o',r o,,r yy,r,;m,.s ,r;1.o
Great Cod wilt ,bou ou.hanal encL ,inino
oar iu'cheldS place low in the dust.
W hl!e thou art Gale! til" true and just
9hai! "eSr"ts RED DER lis be refgning:
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-29
Army Orders.

HEAD QrARTERS TRASS-Mfss. DFrr.
Shreveport, La, Nov. "a l-Gi.
GENERAL Orders,
No. 50.
The Following proclamation of the Pres
- idcn. is rcpublishcd for information in
this Department
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-29
Notice,

.NGEICF.
TAX IN KIND PAYERS.
THOSE who failed to meet me at my
l. former appointments are notified that
will be at Greenwood on Saturday. Sd
and Ion of December: Shreveport
Capt. Smith, o!iicc.) on the 9Th 18th and
18Th of December.
n. G. OGILNIE.
Assessor Tax in Kind. Caddo Tax Ds'r ct.
Shreveport. Nov. %, 1864. nov-9 81
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-29

The Yankees have a General
Steele in the Trans Mississippi-es-
pecially when there is anythss>
worth stealing. .
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-29
PUBLISHED TUESDAY, MORNING
.JNo. DICLINS
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

Terms For six months so. Three
months SIS. In New Issue Of Confederate
notes or Louisiana stale notes
Persons who prefer payinr in sp"ci" can
have it at the rat" of per ann,in.
~ Money must not be sent At orr risk. ~
Advertising-S3 per square for first i'll
sertion; each subsequent insertion -.
Obituary notices, marriages. calls for pub
:c meetings. etc, charged for as other ad-
ycrtjscncuts. JOINS DI'kiSSoN,
Editor and Proprietor
Eight lines or les in this paper i constr
eutcd n square. No deduction or ihcr"aS''
made to correspond with the charges OF
other papers, publishing similar advertise
anen,s. rs appear in this paper. ihIe dn"
notice and .jorcra yo'Tselcss dccord'"Dy
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-29

The Richmond Sentinel SAYS,
there are some men who are ready to
"kneel down and eat dirt if Lincoln
were to command, and the Confeder-
ates to allow" at the slightest re-
Verse to our arms. Well is he not
a noble patriot who is willing to
''bite the dust" for his country?
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-29

We have been informed on good
authority, that on two days in each
week the Spirit Happcrs meet in the
Executive mansion at Washington
City. and that Lincoln consults the
"spirits' before adopting any plan
of importance.-Rjchmond Scntinel.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-29
Valuable Negro s'c- sale.

4 NEGRO WOMAN. % years old. z
~ :. No. | washer. irpucr audS
COOK. and 20 good scaus;ges-. y
For further Particulars. apply to-
CnlJ J. G. WISE.
At Z. " G"ucrIl'o Office.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-29

Tell that to the Marines" said
Sherman to Hood, The latter very
properly referred the matter to For
rest, one ofthc Horse marines"
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Not ice.

7 HAVE this day. Novcmbcr 7th. 1861,
l fled in the Recorders office the
Tabl".u OF Taxes for talIn Parish for
the year 1861. for inspection and cor
rcction. v. H. ERWIN
nov 81 Assessor.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-29
81. N;ary's Convent.

Faculty consisting of five Teachers
- hTES OF TUITION SIS. $50. 50
~ Mn lie So. State money or New Is
sac received. oct2J
South. Western plca.se cnpv.
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Wanted.

4 + Shreveport Arsenal. OLD /lNC. for
n which . liberal price will be paid.
c. W. VALLEY.
Oct - IT, Can't Com 'dr.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-29

The state IF Louisia"a-ParisM IF
Cnd,1o-M District Coun.
NOTICE is Lc'eby given that J. Drai-
~ tousr, administrator Of the Succession
Of K. prai'ou,c. ha, this day fled an account
Il his administration OF said succession. aud
uuless opposition is made thereto III til"
time prescribed by law, said account win
be hoIno.cSuted approved and luai. the
Judgment Of the Court.
Given under ing hand and seal OF Office,
this November 9TH l-ti.
uov29 3 \. II. LEONARD, Clerk.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-29
Stop the Runaway!

STOP tht La ElaN aN
WILL FAY II liberal reward in o.
/ specie, Tor the apprehension OF nyt,a
negro man tx r., who runaway irom-A
my place near Fairfield. Texas. about thr
9TH inst. Ike is black, weighs about 10
pounds, about > feet : inches high, and
some ~ years of age. | brought him from
Louisiana and he will doubtless attempt
t. make the Yankee lines in that state
He is very smart for negro, and wal.
always he riding and Oh very urgent or
special business.
uuyl5.H1 w. y. Mil.NEH.
Fairfield. Frce.tuu- County. Texas
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lust Rccciyc,, and fcr SAFE

VV<V
- , ounces MritP.iIA MI Il.
ERCISSlON CAPS, 500 in a box,
at 800 box.
\ choic. selection OF Southern SHEET
Music with words.
Call at JOHN IANNh.
nUvyL TEXAS street.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-29

SJrHyEroET, Ia. oct. 9TH. ] sGl.
DERSDNS having claims against he
L Government. contracted by me ~ Med
icnl Purv"yor, viii present the same at
once for settlement.
HENRY G. ROGERS.
M-dca! rurv"yor.
BY Command OF
nuvI- If GEN!.. T.. X. SMITH.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-29
OFFICE CUR tLGTElNE BUREAU

OFFICE CiuEF tIrTElN6 BUREAU
7. ". u.
SIR You are directed to organize in
south Ark North La. and Texas. societies
for the manufacture Of army clothing. FpT
tbs purpose You viii adopt such rules Az!
regulations as may appear - you yl-t and
proper.
The organizations when completed will
be reported t" this office. when mater a.
Viii Ire distributed to f.4"In for ularrti.rlUr"
into clothing. Liberal imaucrrI. It, Vii.
br offered hy you for all work thu. may be
done. ia this connection.
Ny object i to create resources for tn"
manufacture. ot ten thousand suits mentally
Oar necessities are sstch that it mas b"
done. and | ycly on your energy nIl the
cordial Cooperation OF our ladies TO attain
sucCcSS.
Respectfully.
". II. HAYNES.
Major and . NJ, c. : A,
Chief Clothing HUveau.
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For Rent.

4 FARM of about go acres cleared
n land. with all necessary bail linr-. on
the Morris Ferry road, six miles from
shreveport. Inquire at tn" office of Post
Commi~sary. j. Il. SMITH.
M0V23-tf y :. N,ii.I ne.
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islOttii,G Paper.
ISOElsEis

NOR SALE at thj, otii.r by
i NJ. WEINSTOCb
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Mt. Lebanon. Nov. 3. 1864.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-11-29

Green l. NJ
Green j )
GriGgs j G
Griggs mrs G.
Coid,liwaiie G.
Gillespie c +
Cray NJ ID
Ganctt + 5
Gillian y T. 2
Gibson l. T. 2
Hill = ) 2
Hawkins y f
Hitchcock /. u
IIa-. + ~
Hicks i
IJn,Is,nn Is
liuttS !.
IInInr,cn u
IIc,r + 4
IIu;ch.-or ,yD
iiaid"nan Can't
Horn mrs &
lIeIndon /: l.
billiard mrs J
Howard T "
ilOilarI l.
Harris + i
i!cndTick J
Hernland DIES a 3
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CLOTHING FOs: SOLDIERS

District Collector for caIdo Parish.
Shreveport nov. . 1861. noyl5 1t
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-11
D,sEAsE OF IMPRUDENcE.

,rhs ,ba ri,yuided and impr,ldent votary of pleas
6ds that he has imbibed the seeds OF thus painful
d seaIe it too often happens that nn l-med sense o.
or dread of discovery deters him from applying
TO those who, from education and resPectaoIy, Cah
oyns of tnis horrid disease make their appearance
as liberated sope throat diseased nose nocturnal
in the head and lin bs dimness OF sght deafness
hoT f,casnd extremities progressing with fnghtful
ranidty till at last the palate OF the mouth OF Lne
honss Of the nose fall in ana the victim of this awfui
disease becomes hori object OF "a
d,b mis- ueiod 10 MS dreadful Suerings, by send
inc him 70 tnas Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns. -, :.i .,
II i. ,riednehoiy fact that thousands ta victims %
this terrible disease owing the unsllfulnesS OF
retenders who, by the use OF that De0dy F0s-
som Msrcury ruin the constitution and make the resi-
A. ., I;.a ,ciserable.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-11
Executors Sale of Valuable Real
q . Estate IS'''' o ,Sl'1'--'

DART of 10, No. IS, corner Of Market and ffsak'
i lin streets, containing - tre frame ssns'
Part of lot No. on w,st sids Of Main stsss
near Franklin. u t4H go 40 Nil. y
Lot, No, IL and lS with their buhdnp corner
NJ Nam and Franklin streets, East side.
Part of lot No. 76, on west sids Markse stress
near Adams on which is erected good tSo ~
story brick dwelling.
One.half of lot No 60, east Sde Main ytzsssJJ
with "a story brick dwelling and back bnildinu.
Lot No. 80, corner Of West st. and He hsrts al.
ley, running to the river a -, a. 'HI -
One-halt lot No. l49, corner Of Chapline and lst
street. with good two (2) story brisk dwelling
Part of lot No. -, corner Of Main and Jsfstsen
street cas-, side, with three ~ good fdwsnss
houses. ,.,
! One hundred and four and three -fssrths ssess
of land in Marshall county. said land being enAee
rood cultivation and having good farm houss
thereon.
Any of the above described property caa bsyse-
chased at private sale or before the lst Moods5
Of February 1864, at which time the rsu,eindss
will be offered at the front door Of the Court Hosss
of Ohio county, at public auction. n, q, n
dec29-tds Of the Estates Of N. MeEaughtss b.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-11
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.

MN ediately Cured and Full Vigor Restored
This Distressing Affection which renders Ais miser
aha and the penalty paid by the
victims Improper indulgences Young persons are too
ant 70 commit ses from not being aware dread
fi consequences that may snsue Now mo mat unae1
ia lost sooner by those falling into improp
er habits than by the PRUDENT Besides beins deprived
Of the pleasure Of healthy offspring the mos. serious
aud destructive symptoms Of both BODY and na S Man
tai Emotions weakened, Loss Of Piooreative Power
Nervous Irritabilty, Dyspepsia, PalPnation OF the
Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, Wasting
Of the Frame, Cough, Consumption decay aAo N'"'H
Office No. south Frederick ST
Left hand side going from Baltimore street. rev aoors
t-or, the corner Fail not TO observe name and num-
Der. . Th.noc
tors Diploma hangs in his ONCE.
ACUaE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
No Mercury or NaGseo,a Drugs.