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Caution.

Per,ons wishing 70 purchase the 0ennne
SWANS PANACEA, ,
need not be imposed II they viii be careful 70 observe st
Inc name OF Is SWAIN correctly stamped on the seahns
We. aud written on the internal Revenue Tar Label covering
d. crs and tai on the side of the bottle l. pasted spen
d Bank Note Engraving furnished ythe National Bank Note
Compsny Of Philadelphia 10 the center Of which Is Pofun
Of tie late WM SWAIN.
r.. careful al.o 10 observe that the Swen il coE.ety
spe.led On the bottles containing -
SWAIMs NERMlFUOE.
Prep,red only ., swAIMs LABORATORY,
30. ia South Ct,
Below Chestnut,
And sorp ny ALL DRUdGisrs IN TIE UNITED
~ STATES.
q on another
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nIARRTE ID.

AppFL-MILFs-On Mondsy, April Il, by The Rev Dr Ad.
ans Charles A. Appel Of Esston, Pa, to Emily u Miles Of
this city.
CHURCH-STACKPOLE-In Fair Haven, Mass on Mon.
day April H. by the Rev John Willard, William y. Church
and unce g. ssckpole OF the former place
FERGUsON-BARNES-O Tuesday, Mach 2s, by the Rev.
Dr. w W. Phillips Robert Ferguson 10 Catherine barnes
both Of thls city.
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advertisement.

lAdyOT.cment
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Machines; preserves the eyes; avoids bendingi no
basting. "NO machine complete without it," Price 81 81
with directions sent by mail free. Donated TO- and for
sale at the Fair lth.s in the Sewing Machine Room,
and at the inventors headquarters, WILCOX GIBBS
Sewing MachiMc Olhoc. No. JO5 broadway. N \.
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Turkey,

Mustapha Pasha had retired from the Minis
fry of Finance on account Of i'll health but remained
In the Cabinet without portfolio. kiami Pssha had
Fcceeded to his Office but the Grand Yzier retains the
SupernteDdenoe of finance.
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SYRACUSE, Feb. 70, leeL

bav. beer desf IN one ear ever since was in College,
some twenty years tgo. By the skill OF Dr. LghtmN' "
hearing WI, entirely restored that now lear alike win
both esr. and bud hs, my voice with much more
es,, and comfort than before. JOSEPH NJ oLAkhE'
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The Peruvian syrup
Supplies the Blood with Is 'I6H Viz, Principle or
strength and vsG int al parts d Of ,s 'yifm
NESSES, il is specific.
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And MICE and RATS.
In.pite Of CATS,
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ADV rtieemcni.

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most desirable ia Csdar C1mphor-Trie Cedar Camphor
Druggists havo il. HARBis g. CHAPMAN have sole
right of facture ard are sole makers.
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aIarvin's Patent

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They are more buIglarPEoof
They do not lo.s ibeii FIRE proof qualities by sse
Manufactured only by . ~, no. pea.r
Send for b Descriptive Circular.
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prices charged for best selected goods For use they are a.
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HApLEN. july %. 1863.
New y orb, Jan. 81.

HARLEM July aO, 1868.
have been deaf for twenty-five years, end Dr. Won
Eenbers be-, operated both my without the slightest
pain dia no, believe such thing could be done now
hes well and my head clear which did not for the last
twenty years The de1tey and skill with whieh!he opera
,,o MA, Derored eyinces the highest practical ability
hear perfectly 1t is now over month since the operation
aud continue 10 feel ss well as ever
WILLIAM LIDDLE,
Harlem, I26th-s etween 2d and Mays
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Bnsiness Notices.

A DECIDED SUCCBSs.-The new style OF Hat,
for the Spring Season. just introduced by KNOX decided
success and win be very generally The shape re-
IN this respect that 1t to suit almost every
style Of counenauce is attractive by tho beauty Of the fab
nc and its nea.ness will recommend 1t to oil persons OF good
taste The establishment Of KNOX is at No. 22 Broadway
corner of Fultonst.
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Ninth street, The remains viii be taken 10 FLUSHING,
Long Island, for inerment.
The members OF tho Ancient Brtons Benefit Society arc
hereby notified attend the funeral Of late brother this
Rev WILLIAM j. PARRY this tWcdnesday) afternoon at
ooloek from the Fihavenue Baptist Church. in Forty sixth
street conner of fifh ayenne. WIN. LfWIS SecretaIy
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

Prem Ii, E,,. JeLn Mott, D. D. Professor in Union College
Schsnectsdy.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

Deafness. impaired Sight.
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT.
CHRONIC GATARRH,
CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EUSTACHIAN TUBE.
CURED.
CROSS EYE sTRAIGHTENED IN ONE
MINUTE.
and svey disease Of the Eye and Ear requiring either medical
orsurEicsl aid, attendedso
by
DIR. Won EISENBERG,
Author Of Surgical and Practical Observations on the DIS
eases of the Ear with his new Mode Of Treatment"
NO. SIG BROADWAY, NEAR ELEvENTH-sT
AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ
TESTIMONIAL
TESTIMONIAL
FROM ONE OF THE MOST RESPECTABLE CITT-
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REMaRKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS.

F.ou d, Rev Jo.cph N. Clarke Rector Q! ST. Jam'''
Church.
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Rebel Atlnek ON ConI.month.

On Friday night last, about o'clock
the Rebels under command of Jim Ncu.
ming, numbering 100, attacked The U. s..
Military Pos. at Coasm outb, which was
guarded by one company oftbe 7lh W.
Va. Cavalry. under command OF Captain
Smith. The eight lasted for about one
hour, when the rebels rereatod with a
loss of one killed and eight wounded. -
They fell back toward Mud Bridge,
where Lieut., Wade with six men attack
ed them and captured Mourning and
one Of his men, but Mourning, owing to
the darkness of the night, succeeded in
making his escape. The other prisoner
together with four horses were brought
iEto Winfield.
On Saturday, squad ofmen belong
ing 10 Capt, E. B. Bluudous company,
on tleir way from Gnyandoue to Kama
Wha, captured some ten or twelve Of this
gang.
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Extraordinary Renovation of the En-.
tire system.

About thirteen years since, arrived in this
country from Chrstiana, Norway. and contin
ned in fair health till about twelve since when
the diseases common to our western country
began 70 attack me, such as fever and aguG,
general debility, weakness of the digestive or.
gans, DC, in fact, was, as the common phrase
IS, sick all over Nevertheless my crcum.
stances compelled mo TO 90 to work in the Lake
superior Copper Mines, Lake Superior. Here
met with crowning disaster, having a fall
OF many feet and striking upon my head, hav.
ing theeilect Of bcnumbng as it were the mus
eles and nerves Of my legs and arms so that for
a long time | could hardly move. Finally |
got so that could hobble about with a cane.
but almost dcspaired of ever getting well, and
here Is the astounding and 10 me gratifying fact
that three weeks ago commenced the use Of
the Scandinavian Remedies, and am now able
TO walk easily without a cane and feel well
generally, A. JOHNSON.
l5'SGG advertisement
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INC lnrnsion of Tennessec.

NASHVILLE, September 80 Forrest,
on the night of the 2slh, was at Fayeue.
vile with nearly his whole force, en-
route 10 the Chattanooga railroad. A
small part of the read was destroyed by
u small body of rebels. Parties Of rebel
cavalry are scattered along the line Of
this railroad An attack is apprehended
at Duck and Elk river bridges on the
Tennessee & Alabama Railroad. Al
the bridges and trestles between Athens
and Pulaski for the distance Of thirty
miles have been destroyed.
General Rosseau wus at Chrisliana
last night. During the night the tele-
graph wire was cut below that place.
This morning there has been no commu
nicalion south of Murfreesboro.
Dolonel LsDqnaldsou, Chief OUR.
Eiernnsler OF tic Department Of The Cum
berland, who has been promoted to
Brevet Brigodier General since his arri-
val here, has opened the Northwestern
Tennessee g. Alabama and ClarksviHe
Railroads. H. -.y ~. s,,a.- 81.
NASHVILLE September 80. -Lale adj
Woes report Gen Rosseau al Tulaloma.
The road and wires are ia working order
TO that point A telegram from Pulaski
of the 3olh reports hiatt the patroIs,were
fred upon on the different roads yestcr
| day. Several ofthe Federal ofIicers cap,
| tured Lad escnred. MANY nriy,tps ave
coming into our lines. Forrest tas
twenty-five wagon loads of ammunition
and nine pieces of artillery. Two ore
ten pound PARROTS. The artillery swss
Captured at Athens. Six pieces more
have been sent across the river. Part
Of the 18th Michigan were captured in
the fight at Athens. Decatur is again
reported captured by Wheeler, In the
| fight at Sulphur Branch TrestIe, Col.
Lathrop, lllth U, S. G, L, Lieut.. Car
ter and Surgeon Fred. Wagner, 3rd
Tenn, were killed Ourrota loss was
seventy.fve killed and eighty wounded.
The Srl Tennessee Cavalry, Colonol
NJ Cam, 3l3 in number we're captured
at Sui phur Trestle, The negroes were
all treated as prisoners of war, and the
officers allowed their private properly.
The officers will be parolIcd at Meridian.
Mississippi, and seat to Memphis for ex
change,
Forrest moved lis lines under a flag
of truce at Sulphur Branch Treslle.
The rebels are reported in large mum
bers opposite Florence and along the
line OF the river
- -GVliu-el-tI,o.--On otlser-ustuek WI
soon be made on Pulaski.
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Kanawha County Convention.

The county Convention of Kanawha,
which assembled at the Court ouse in
Charleston on the Oath ult,, rccommcn.
ded Greenbury Slack, for re election TO
State Senate, and nominated Samuel
Bendicl and DR.. VIM. MARS for the
House of Delegates We arc glad to
see that the people of Kanawha arc com
ing 10 their senses by utterly repudia.
Ting such cold fogies" as f. W, Newton
and DR.. SpjCor Patrick, who have al,
ways been dead. weight" upon the
people Of that county, y
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LETTER FROM THE7TH w. VA. "
VET. CAVALRY.
WINFIELD, WEST w.,
Ociober ri 1854

Friend TPpcr;--Knowing that you
would like to hear what is going on in
these parts, | will drop you a few lines.
The boys are in rather an i'll humor TO.
day, over the escape Of Major James
Mourning, the horse thief, alter having
him prisoner, Last Thursday night
six OF my men were on patrol, some
miles from this place, and ran into Maj.
Mourning and 10 Of his horse thieves
They captured Nouoiog and one of his
men, together with four horses, saddles
and guns, but owing 10 the darkness Of
the night, Mourning made his escape by
leaving his horse, saddle and epuulots.
Mourning had left the main body Of his
command, 10 visit some of his old friends
who lived on bye road. His entire
command, consisted Of one hundred
picked men from the G4th (rebCl) Va.
Cavalry.
lie made an attack on Captain Smiths
company at CoaIsmoulh, about 10 p,
NJ, but failed to accomplish anything,
except to got one Of his thieves killed
and several wounded, flo was retreat,
ing when he como in contact with my
men.
Yesterday, Lieut., Reynolds, of my
company followed him to Mud River
When last heard from they were making
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Army of the POTOMAC.

New YoRE, September 30.-The Her.
AIDS City poin! correspondent Of the
29th says:
If the tone of the news from tho army
expresses any unusual feeling of enlhusi'
assn, it is because that feeling is merely
the reflection oltho buoyancy of every
soldier here. ..,...
The recent victories in the valley, TIT
straits Of the enemy Immediately belor
US, the reinforced and invgorated ARM
now assembled here are all matters fo
congratulation--oI facts which tend b
render the troops exceedingly hopeful Is
10 the result of the present campaign.
From dcsertors and refugees We kn ov
that the utmost CONSERVATION prevail
in Richmond; that the citizens arc pac'
Ing up their household goods and dopal
ting,
The paymastcr and clerk who recent
ly abscondcd with funds of the Rcbe
Treasury which they took good care t.
convert into greonbaoks and gold wer
tho first rats to desert tho sinking shi
and now We learn jhntJclT Davis him
self has left Richmond for the purpose {
visiting Hood army. II
Washington September 3O--Thc now
brought to-day by passengers from CIT
Point yesterday has been anticipated b
the official bulletin, They say that Wee
nosday night tho Rebels attacked 90
advanced onlrenghel lI0nL Of Fort Sod
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From Gen. sheridan,s Army.

WAsmScroN September 3O.-Tho
following dispatch is just received from
our correspondent 10 the Valley:
MANTrNsBURo, Va, Sept 20.-Early
Is continuing his retreat Il is reported
that on leaving Stanton he took the
great Lexington turnpike, which leads
him by the only direct route TO Lynch
burg. 1t is here, however, though,
more probable that he would turn to The
eastward from Stanton and make
straight to Charlottesville, in order to
join Lee. Should it prove that he has
gone to Lynchburg thus leaving Sheri.
dan free either to follow him or turn to
Charlottesville, and thus plant himself on
the interior lines with reference to Rich
mond, 1t will serve to show that rebels
regard the possession Of Lynrhburg, and
the defense of its stores Of ammunition
and provisions, of an importance not
second to the defense Of Richmond it.
sell, A day or two mus, settle the
question and go far toward disclosing
the future of the campaign agains, Rich.
mond. OF course the story that SEeri
dan is falling back on Winchester and
that the pursuit Of Early is TO be ob.n.
doued is unfounded. Sheridan b,s nm,
pie supplies to enable him to continue
the pursuit, and 10 suhsist his army m.
Ill he can reach and open m now Iinos
Of commandments. ' Eon W new ItnoS
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From the Thirteenth V. V. 1.

OrPAQuAN CREEK, Sept 20, 1864.
Ma, EDIloR;-Yesterday was fought
between this creek and Winchester, per.
hops one Of the hottest battles Of this
war. The fight commenced at daylight
and waxed hotter and fercer until about
5 o'clock in the evening when the whole
rebel line broke into fragments and
commenced fleeing with great velocity
and in utter confusion before the tremen.
dous charges of our advancing columns.
Our lorces continued the pursuit until
the darkness Of the night made itprudert
to advance no farther We have gained
a brilliant and glorious victory over the
cohorts of treason, but il cost much blood
and many valuable lives. The cannon.
aiding was tremendous, shocking heaven
and earth. 1t reminded me of the his.
torian in speaking Of the battle of Mon
mouth. He says al. was like as though
two thunder clouds heavily laden with
the artillery of heaven had descended to
the earth and joined in mortal combat"
But the battle is fought and won and
victory perches upon our banner. Thank
God for this.
l will now give the casualties Of our
Regiment, which was in one Of the most
magnificent charges ever made viz:
KILLED.
Capt. Slack, co. A.
Private Lovet Purdue, co II.
WOUNDED.
Lieut. Raybum, co B, thigh, ampula.
ted; Capt Stewart, co B, flesh wound
both thighs; private lessee Joblin, co A,
thigh; Samuel Midkift, co A, thigh; Bur.
well Warner, knee; Sergeant James Kel.
ley, left shoulder; Samuel Teel, right
leg; Burner shiloch, co c, right arm;
Martin V, B. Elens, co A, bruised BY
she'll Corp. g. B. Moor co E, right side
flesh wound,
Capt. Phelps, 9th Va, is wounded,
how bad have not been able to learn.
This list is as near correct as can
now make it, There may DO others
wounded whose names have not yet
got. Ifso will forward Thorn as soon
as get them.
The army is moving up Tho Valley as
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Cnrt. John Bower.

1t will be seen by reference TO our an.
nounccments that Captain John Bowyer,
of Putnam county, is a candidate TO
Represent this District in the State Sen,
ale, He is an unconditional, uncom,
promising Union man, and one who is in
every way qualified for the position of
State Senator.
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The La,cst.Wa News.

1t was rumored in town this morning,
"Wednesday J that Petersburg had been
captured, but up 10 the time we 20 to
press VIC have no confirmation of il, and
therefore, discredit the report.
The WASHINGTON Chronicle saws n zen.
tlemap from Richmond has inst reached
The civ having left week since He
saws that many neople in Richmond
whisner that the South must soon sue.
.cuuh. Ha reports tho intreuchments to
cxlebd severalmiles, from the city,
lebeI prisoners say that Davis
and abinet has fed from Richmond.
The Wing. was he. nnl',----i a. 9'irnon q
1sPeF PRIMES ~ 'sp sum- OWING 10 'nO'
esner'i 'ii'pFesSLen' y. ''li' oe"'',''
Leg Is s"'u ~ 0e "C.'"s independently
Oh ali instructions, TIC Is IN 'ac'' NIUE
'ary DICTATOR 0. 'ne roOaiilo". AS DIS
retreat IN inc d'rection Oh !" e'aon Is cub
It's thought he VIII concentrate MS tor-
cos IN Richmond and night d death
struggle lhere'
Inc aggregate loss IN tne lo'h corps
is between i,Ooo ana i'2ooi ana IN The
lotn corps between 8oo and hoOo' IN
Killed. wounded and missing. vi TINS
NUMBER aoout Zoo were captured 7oo
wounded 600 killed. and the remainder
not accounted i0r' The line OIL works
taken from Inc enemy are those on their
extreme 'front.' behind this they have
two very strong lines defended by
double rows OF abnus' and armed with
heavy guns, the capture of which, il at
tempted, vii require long and ordu'
Gus siege, and be attended, no doubt,
with an immense amount Of life.
Our lines now extend from Chapih's
Bluff TO White Oak Swamp, distance
Of from five to six miles from Richmond
and from the Bluff we command the en-
emy's lower pontooH on the James NV,
En- Communication from this army will
be established with Sheridan in few
days.
tls reported that IorD'trS cavalry
captured one OF EaFIys Trains beyond
stanton
of rebel cavalry had occupied Grafton.
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TAXPAYERS,
Take Notice!

OFFICE COLLECTOR INT. REV.
STcoND COLLECTION DISTRICT, WEST Va.
WILL be attic U. $. Asst Assessors Office at
l. the Court house of Mason county. on Sat
urday, the the 22d dav of October. K. D 1864.
to collect Licenses and Taxes for the month Of
A U G U S T 1864, at which time payment
must be made in Government funds IL the
above named Tax is not paid promptly the law
VIII DO enforced, A s. CORE,
Collector Cd District West Va,
Oct. CIV.
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Announcements
To the People OF the 3rd Congrcssiona I
District.

In compliance with the request of many Of
ny friends announce myself as candi-
date for Representative in the 39lh Congress,
subject to Convention if one is called, The
day for the election Of Congressman in this
State is the 4th Thursday in October next. AID
their term ofsqyce win commence on the 4lh
day ofMarch, 1865. JNO. NJ. PHELPS.
IrWe are authorized to announce HON. X.
V. WHALEY, as n candinate for reelection to
Congress hom this District.
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B@- If Mcclellan should be elected
President when he won'D something
would have to be done to postpone tho
day of Inauguration; for lie couldn't pos.
sibly get ready for it by the 4lh of March
and of course it would not DO TO be
inaugunted before he ot"sool ready
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-10-06

wick, near Jerusalem Road. but were
easily repulsed.
Fortress Monroe, September 90 "A
hospital steamer arrived this afternoon,
and reports that when it left heavy firing
was heard at the front, on our left from
7OcIock last evening till / o'clock Thurs.
day morning.