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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-21
PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES.

THE ONLY GOLD MEDAL
Ever Awarded to Sewing Machines in Illinois.
THEsE Machines were awarded the Highest Pre-
L niums, over all competitors, for the Best Fam
ny Sewing Machines; the Best MappfActnring Ma
81 R Hna t5s ss.4s work at shs fPF9n
New York State Fair, 'e9 '''7t"'S i,'5a..H
First Premium for family machine. y ,.!r4fi
Rirst Premium for dOuble-threGd machine.
First Premium for machine work.
Vermont State Fair, '--z
FIRST Premium for family Machine
First Premium for manufacturing machine.
Iowa State FAfr,- Ia. E4.f I'll .T fg s-
First Premium for family machine.
fElrSe Psen1inm tor mannttct hring mGshine,
First Premium fur machine work.
Michigan State IAiF, Etti1iT EEftu .fFWklf-
PirSt Premium for family machine
First Premium for manufacturing machine.
kirSt Pfeinium for machine work r'f ~
Indiana state Fair, -l4gs5,f
Iirut Prsmiumf sr machine fer all purposes.
First PremIulu for machine work.
Illinois state Fair,
E.Est premium for nnaeh!pe for all purposes.
Kentucky State Fair,
ERirs Premium feflpaehjns for all purposes.
INST Premium 70. Ilachihe work. a.
Pennsylyania State Fair,
INST Premium for manufacturing machfpks!
First Preminhi for beautiful maehine,Vori. /
Ohio State Fair,
l First Premipln for machine work. IVA
14nd at de folloOing Gouaiy HAIRS: - . |
/ ohittendeu Co, Vt, Agricultural SocIety. go
First Premium Tor family machine D. = Sst = &
First Premium for manufacturing ImAel,ipe.y
First Premium tor machine work ~ fsg las
Ohamplain Valley, VT; Agricultural Soeistv-s
| First Premium for family machine ~. -
FIRST Premium for manu- factnring rnachIpa
| =. First Premium for machine work . ~
hampden Co., Mass, a gFicultura1 Society,
Diploma for family machine 20 u -. a.'3
| Il tplou3R for machine work ~ arUf q artsV
,FrAnk lin o., N. Y, Fair, ssEI! y = -E@tp .
| First Premium for family mRchiue. ssg' 4 % J.
FIRST Premium for mandIactlTin5 TDocb,uA 10
| Q1SensOs N. Y, Agricultural Society ~
first Premium for family machine
L Washtngton Coz N. T., Fair FEEEEgzs
First Pretni m for family msrhinez is E.tA "a
Saratoga Co, N. " Fair, -.
First Premium for family tn&chine
MECHANICS Institute, Pa, Pair, bud .-Ifl IL 30
First Premium for machine for all purposea.
| first Premium for machine work -
| TIE above eomprises all the Fairs At which Ii
GROVER q BAKER MACHINES were sxhibite
ltRla year AT nearly all Of Thorn tho leading SEwIp
Machines we're IN Competition '1ls1 y = ~ I
| =, FAe W9ik made upon the Grover &iHSaNar SeJEtp
aRehine has received the First Premium al EVER
state Fair In the United States where Il has be-
exhibited TO this date 1s'.i 8l.il - ~. ~
Sales rooms 10SX Main st., Wheeling! viva.
\ "H General Agent
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-21
EFA egsI IL is &c

WhOLkSALE RETAIL,
i +; sheppard Nolsl Main street oo,,,,;
Sait continue 70 keep hand slarSeand
Is az o. ladies' and Gentlemen Saddles Pns 4 aI
S tfSsss ttuGEs, Valices, Carpet BAGS SstsIS 80
t. SS gu tespeetinlly cali attention to INV too,
- s5t1et apd pTonlptness, 70 1e'It
EIfit- IS g th public patECn3ge ~ --'s'' d
per Elunncr, sF'S y ~ I 1V0L. 9no In q pre-
&EZ@-SS l3l, Main SErAkt 4,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-21

SALE OF VALUABLE PAPER
MILL AND DWELLINGS.
INILL be sold at the front door of the Coprt
w House OF Ohio county on the first Monday 81
February; 1861, II not previously sold at private
purten1nces thereto elonging known as he PHOENIX
Paper Mil, corner OF Water and Second streets,
centre wheeling. : ,l9 -l.,l,.li
can be obtained by applying to J. r. Dicksy al
Peoples Bank, or to tho undersigned.
.aEE 7. SWEENEY,
deczS ID .s.a PreS't. Of N. 4 2. Bank.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-21
.-INssU.R.A sM.G.E..-
10. #H6s8 WKo RHFBH FoBB
I GIEJ RED
AaAINsr ~, CONTINGENCIES.


TOME INSTR AHCE COMPANY, Of
III New York-FIRE AND INLAND.
CASE oAPrFAL every doihr paid inia.Sl 100000 90
The largest Cr Capital for TIC moe Mt Mt risk Of
any office in the United States gJ.
CON TIRBNTAlTNsUR COM
" FANI, Of thS City ut New Ycuk.
Cast CAP;7Ai AL Isid so tOl tC0 Co
Assets lst July, 1858 ,2Sl624 10
sEVEETY-RTYE per cent or the nett profits de.
clAred to PoIry Holders annually, in which the
assured participate without iucurring any risk.
CEC URiT FIRE ms UIsANCE
- COMPANY, OF Now York-FIRE AND INLAND.
CASH cAPEIGL (paJd tnI 80
Assets lst August T5oTb1NTs
TLree-fourths Of the ettPr4htsdeelAred to Policy
Holders annually.
Premiums declared for the year ending August, 1853
NJ UTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
NJ PANY, of&ew York
The LARGEST CASH CAPITAL Of any Insurance
Company in the United States.
Assets February 1st, $50 900
The business Of this Company is conducted on the
MUTUAL principle u the strictls 81 sense the term
the entire surplus, DEDUCrING NECESSARY En-
PENsEs ALONE, being EQUiTABLY DIVIDED
among the ASSURED:
EORTY-FIVE CENTS A WEEK will insurB 81 COO
on the life OF man aged 50. y,.r.
POLICIES will be issued upon the mostFeasGna.
BILE terms In any ofthe above REBTABIE GONNA
MES Tor wheeling aud vicinity and Losses promptly
adjusted and paid, en- application to-" - ~ 7'.'
~. 3PETERSoH. Agent
Once Main street, next dour to NJ & NJ. Bank.
scPl5 I'D i.a,-.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-21
BAtfMGREE0Gk HOS9TI.
TT iEsTA HIIsHkD As 7 .pvvr. w
QUACKERY.-6a oSE Ia
II HE 0NLK,PLACE WIRE
CBRB GAN be oRTSInIERE d


nR- JOHNSTON HASDIsCOVPppr-..
IL certain, speedy aud Only EIfect,t IE w
IN ne A9FId 1PE 81 PEtyete EisesEsS Wl Re-
Kianeys and bladder, IpyoTuntaiy ppsS Sll6 4
potency General Debility, NeTyt Is6nls
t:sapg9gol5. L9E SPIRITS, Confusion u Ia ia
ton Of the Heart, Timidity, IfemIlf,su s% T.
Sight or Giadinsss, pissaEe Of tie NJ. gSGs'i
Nose or SEin, Affections Of the Liysr NTeSsd, H.
aclt Or Powell those Terrible dfsoTds,, !LenR -
the Solitary Habits OF Youili-thosS ana IS
itnry pGacticeA more fatal To tbeir LILY =! /,
song OF AYrena 70 the Mariner Of tIi, Ia;
theiE most brilliant hopes or aptiri1o,S digit
ing marriage, &c, impossible pA''0hir NJ
u tzas 5s.ii, YOUNG MEN
Rpeciallyr who have become the victim.
ice, Hlnt eIeaoini and destructive haiti sSSS
nuaLy sweeps 10 an pntimely grave sAtt !
Young Men 81 the most exalted tSIentV.
intellect, who might otherwise nT ,,'s aho IN
Tening henates, with the thunders NJ aItfanSs
naked to ecstaOy the living Tyre, nay es
iEt5 4.a7 MARRIAGES
Married Persons, or Young Men 49,,
marriage, being aware fphysieaI VS,sSnat4n 2
| debility, dEtorInitt q speedily cure6 E'Ss %
He who places himself under n: -.
may religtOusty lcOntids in his honor ,SH' q Z
and confidently rely upon his skilI a. a KITE
:g.s ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and PuLl YiRor Rss,s.-,
ma ulatr esslng Ahection-Rnich rar5.,.,
MarEiage iimpossiblS-is the penalty pai i -
toonpeto ontnit GNOesses from not u 2 s'''
the dreadful consequences that NAV sr4ss t's'i
who that understands The subject viii -, >
deny that the power OF pFocreation "a H. ,st
those falling into improper habits tb.n ~ 'Sss
dentl Besides being deprived Of tbs 80
heeitllY otfspring, tho most serious SnJ - -
| symptoms 70 both body and mind arise. T.S..
beeonG4 defAnged, the PhyEe4I an " - y sss
tons Weakened, Loss ofProcreSt,7eIe "
i lrritabiJ ity, Dyspepsia, Palpftation az II.
Indigestion, Constitutional DEBILITY. =.
the Frame Cough, co4samPtionj DtsSyiIIi,
1 Office, No. z South FredericIs
Lett hand side going from Baltimore ST..
doors iron the corner, Fail not to ab,sfT. '1n
and number. f'.H- ~ = - -
+ Letters r1ttsstbS'paId and contain E ,,,-.
Doctors Diploma hangs in his ONCE.
A, CURE WARRANTED IN TWon,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-21
DR.. u JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College Of Sur0so,, +
Graduate from one of the mbst euinent ~ :
the United Suites, and the greater Iart ofSs.
has been spent in the hospitals Of ISpss J
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has rfTectsi - {
the mott astonishing cur Is that we're sysrb y
many. troubled with ringing in the head n
sudden sounds, bashfulness, with fre0Bsnt -
attended sometime with arrangement Of III /,
TcurBli fIhmediataIvHt Va ll-~t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-21

uso. N.'oHSseN:' s'iHsss ss4 q ~ lS.r.so,rs;soT,
go: W.JoHNSoN& SON,
a anufacturerB or CopDor. rr,,t s.yL
ShectiLFon XVaEe.si :. hHE .
~ AiyIEq ATAELED OURSELVES or AIN .si..
M InptoysG VIC are parej nov
ane above line of business Yailies and 1rs,
Ia Iins e order Steamboat work done in sSs,s
to this brnpsb OF III n0E Iayin
WI MI, Ola1 sAtisaetioEin every particular
" lSttfIsS nsalera We can offer faduccmc1I5 t,..
ILL and the assortment full at all W.
n d. @ o. theiatest aud most
=. SHS ana ooa Stoves on hand at an tmss ~ -
2 q. W. JOHNSON 4 sons
jy2-5k,=t, No.lTs Market Square o.
q \ -E@s-z@-=-sass- WheeHnRyY VI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-21
MARRIAGE,


Reflect that sound mind and body are A4y
necessary requisites to promote connubh Z
ness lndeei !, without these the journsy T..
~ darkens to the view {; the mfnd become. ,hrr
with despair aud filled with the melancholy y
zion that the happiness Of another beoonsss+,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-21

? Who have Injured themselves by a certain pus
INDUCED in when alone, habit itsquep,l, Er7
nom evil Companions, or at school, the i'd.
which are nightly felt, even when asltep, a.! ii
cured readers marriage impossible, sb3 ~
both mind aud body, should apply imnsliAt.lJ
What pity that young man, the hlpe Z
country, the darling Of his parents, sboqg
snatehed from all prospects aud eDjoynsrt d!
by the consequences OF deViAting from Tie a:
nature andindulSing in certain seersthAtt =
persons NgsT, before contemp' atinR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-21
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

. DR.. J. ADDRESSES all those who have Ipisr.I,
selves by Improper induIgebgenee and Eoit,,,t
its, which rnin both body and mind, Judith; !,
THESE are some Of the sad a: j mel1ncbSiy, :,
produced by carly habits Of youth, viz; M,
OF the BacK and LfthbS, Pains In the iie,d n
Of Sight, Lcsa Of Muscular Power. PalDitSti5s :.
Heart, Dyspepsia, Netsous lrritabiiity, M
Tent oflIhe Digestive Functions, Genersl o.
Symptoms of Consumption, &c -
MkRTALLT.-'Ths fearful Effects on thu nil
much tOlbe dreaded-LOsS of Memory. Cort- Z,
Ideas, Depression Of spirits. Evil Fof6oiiSrS !.
sion to Society, SelEDiEtrust, Love Of SolItSs. !
idity, &C., are some OF the evils produced.
gHoUSASDs UfpersOns OF, all ages can poT &,
what IS the cause Of their declining health. I.
their vigor, becoming WOsk, pale, urry55,
sTacinted5 having u singular appearance az
eyes. cough and symptoms. of Consumption.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-21
y DISEASE OF IMPRUDBNCE

Pr DISEASE OF IMPRUDESCE
When the misguided and imprudeBt ~
pleasure hnds that he has imbibed the sttis Il
painful disease, It too often happens that Iii-s
sense Of shhne, or dread of discovery, dttlo
from applying to those who, IRON Sd15ts 8
FssPeetaoLtty, can alone bsfriend him, dshIl
the constitutional symptoms Of this hOnii Il
make their appearance 9, such as liberated Iasta
SSissrse9 nose, nocturnal pains in the hes 4
hnibs, diDness OF sight, deafntss, nodsI On t. {
bones andarms, blotches on the head, hse ~
tremittes, progressing with frightful rapidly :
last the palate OF the mouth or the bonss Oit:I
iRiI IN, and the victim OF this awful dsea,t ~
hoFTid object OF COMMUNICATION, until tesA Z
period 10 his dreadful suferiBgs, BY EoiEl-
10 that Undiscovered Country frUm E4a7a.
traveller returns.'' & TOM,
II ts a melancholy fact that thousardG til "a
70 TINS terrible disease, owing TO the un,tf;-i
OF ignorant lpretendeFs, who, by the Use q /.
DeGdty Poison, Mercury, ruin tue eonStiiE:S-'
CAKE the residue Of life miserable.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-21

? ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
The many thousands cared At this I'.1
year alter year, and the numerous imPo'iAH
gle Operations p6rlormedfby DR.. Johsi,.
nessed. Dy tho reporters of the ''Suni" 70
and many other papers, notices of which his
peaFed again. and again before the Puelie, :
his standing as gentleman ofcharactsr aSl y.
Hbility, is sufficient guarantee to the ah.I''
shg sKIH DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
/, A8-No letters received unleiS postpaid
tanning stamp to be used on the reply. -
writing should state age, and Aend poriion o.
tissment describing gymptotnA
JOHN N. JOHNSTON, N. D.
gai rofthe Baltimore LOc,S Hospital Bslt9.ii,
jian9'lyf 't,..- ..,.-..t @H'.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-21

p Ills Eenedies or treatment are unknaFl I
others, prepared from life spent in the grs.
pitfalls onEurQpe, the 1rst in the country ga :
extensive PrfrGfe practice than any other fl!'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-21
STRANGERS

Oh hhNUEho
trust not your. lives, or health to the care Q. :
Snlearned and worthless Pretenders, dtH1.
knowledge, nAms' or character, who c0PJ II =
A'on q advertisements, or style themselves Z
he~spR pers, regularly Educated PhyaieApA
pabIe OF Curing, they keep on trIAing mSth'
month taking their filthy and poisonOu, e0lis-
OF as long as the smallest fee can be obtaaf-
IN despair, leave you with ruined nshlia 7
over your own Calling disappointment;
pr Johnston is the pnly FhysciaD adTeHA,'
his Credentials or diplomas always lAAs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-21

d.cee.td iA0'u'0F Oh Tue estate OF N MoNashton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

NEw-YoRK STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
ANNUAL MrErNd.-The above meeting will be held AZ
Albany Wednesday Feb 10, at II o'clock, in the As
sembly Chambers continuing through that day and
night and the neat day. during which Oeside electing
officers and fixing upon the place the mex, Fair there
will be several most interesting and valuable addresses
aud discussions upon agricultural subjects Prof Could
will give tie history Of Sorso culture and it, present
prospects in the Northern States including account
OF tho first successful attempts ~ manufacture sugsr
from the beet root IN this coantry acouplee apparatus
and skillfu workman. having been imported from Bel
sum and established In Illinois. This meeting promises
10 be one that will reward farmers for long journey
Rene mbeT Feb. l0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

Pork PACKING IN THE WEsT.-A pork packer
at Bardstown, H., who has been twenty years in the
business wishes us to state In advance OF the complete
statistics about being made in Cincinnati st. Louis
eto, that there 10 deficiency in the number OF hogs
packed this year. compared with last OF oneffsh in
number and lfteen per cent ia weight and in she
aggregate total Of pork products this year there
deficiency of forty per cent compared with last year
This may all be so and give it for lost what 1t IS
worththe testimony OF witness who has pork 10 sell,
and feels interest in having prices based upon
short supply.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01
o
HEI.AfBOLD'S ROSE WASH,

HELM OIyl) = lsooEI WAotfs
a, sxcesu: lotion gor diseases oil syphc nature add -
sn Injection Ia diseases Of the Urinary Organs ~nms no
habi u i:izpson, used In connection with the Ex,cis
sachu and SsIapar.A in sgch diseases AZ reconendsd
vdenee Tue responsible and reliable Character WI
accompany the incidence
lCERT1kICsTES OF CURES, - -,
EGON 10 70 YEARS STANDING With
NAMES KNOWN To SCIENCE AND Ffhss
Ror Medical Properties OF Buchn .
SRR DISPFNS AT0RY OF TUE UNITED SrsJbs.
Sea Professor DEVICES valuable WORKS on The ffspfs
Physc . ~ n.yvo,., p,n
sec remarks mad, by the ae celebrated Dr. PHYsic Fli
,dslpLia- . ,,. ,,oorrryY -
.br,.d PhysA snd Member Of the Royal College Of sur
seon. Ireland and published in lie transactions VI NE NE
aud Queens Journal. -. =. n,,,.xr.s
See Medico biruE fcsl Reyiew Published by BENJAMIN
TRAVEK, yellow Of the Royal College OF Surgeons
See mos; OF tie late Standard Works ON Medicine.
EXTRACT BUCHU, OIL per bottle OF Six for "a
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA, 81 ger bottle, ~ ia 'os
IMPROVED ROSE WASH, sOc. per bottle, or Sin 'os
o. So ,,
Ot Half Dozen Of each for l2 which win be suheitn 70
rs the most obstinate cases II directions adhered To-
Delivered .ny address, securely packed nom oossvsoo
Describe syupsoms in al e0mmuniesnooa rs's s0~sr
tac5. Advice sr=sis,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01
] I

IIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BuCury,
f0z ueakneEles arising from Excesses H.bIts Of ns,S
aon, Early lndiseretion or Abuse, attended
- with the following symptoms,
inoisposition to Exertion, Loss Of Powef,
i ,;ps' o. henory Difficulty Of Bresibhs
" ssA Nerves, Trembling,
Horror OF D!ss.se Wsksfulpsa
DiIinsss OF Vision, Pain IN the Back
hot hsSds, ~ Flushing Of the Body,
DIyness OF the shn ETnpiioas oa the Pace
Muscular System.
These symptoms II allowed 10 90 on, which this nsc,px
Invariably removes, follow N'"7
IMPOTENCY, RATUITY, FPILEPTIC ylTs
IN Of which the patient may eIpe Who can -, n
arc not hsqasnsiy olowea by those erstul disease
Many Of the Of their suffering bu, Mana
viii confess The records Of the Insane Asyums and he me-
snehoy deaths by Consumption bear ample witness 70 de-
truth OF the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
requires the aid Of medicine strengthen and nyieorte n
system, which lELMB0LD'8 EXTRACT BUCHU unrjJ
bg does. A tidal will convince the mos, sieptiesl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01
MURDER In THB FOURTH WARD.-A party of
uians IN Friday night entered the drinking saloon on

rumhne Oh ohseiou ooiVVh VI
tho corner Of Water and Rooseveltstreets, kept by
George Chrisoer protesting to be in search of mum
Der OF substitute brokers' and other persons whom they
said had been giving information where doserters might
be ound and had been instrumental in causing their
arrest They styled themselves Tho Clnbbers," and
avowed their intention Of assaing the above parties
wherever they found them. John Doyle substitute
broker being present. OF the rnians drew club
from his coat sleeve and aimed blow Mt his head.
Doyle throw up his and warded OFF the blow, and
then ran OF the place. The barkeeper demonstrated
with the sssailants, and they left Soon afterward
canal boatman named Albert Coleman. rushed into the
saloon and exclaimedi II am killed. He had been
terribly beaten the head by the gang He taken
to neighboring drug store, but his injuries were Of
Bellevue Hospital where he did at q. m, on Satur.
day.
number Of other persons were assaulted during the
evening The Fourth Precinct Police hearing OF the
proceedings started IN pursuit Of the gang and late In
evening succeeded in arresting Of the number
named Charles Myers. On Saturday afternoon Coroner
Naumann held inquest the body, and the Jury
after hearing the evidence detailed above rendered
verdict That the deceased, Albert Coleman came 10
bis death from blows inflicted by John McCusky, Chas
Myers, and two other persons. whose names IN
known to the jury" The Coroner, on the rendition Of
this verdict committed Myers 10 the Tombs TO await
the action of the Grand Jury The bartender Chris
ofers. testfyng very unwilingy, also committed
10 the Tombs as accessory after the fact the Jury
believing that he knew more than he chose to tell.
Coleman was sober quiet man, about ~ years OF age
and native OF Canajoharie Montgomery County, n.
Y. Myers s boatman. about "a years Of age and re-
sides at No 244 alter street. He denies all knowledge
Of the crime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01
NJ
USE EELMBOLD,S EXTRACT

USE HELMBOLD.S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For al affections and diseases Of the Urinary 0EHs ~hes1
existing
IN MALE Or FEMALE,
From Wha1veT originating and no matter 81 Low
long standing. diseases II these Organs
REQUIRE the aid Of Diuteuc
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DIuFEg1G
AND 1T rs CERTAIN
70 HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
IL IL RECOMMENDED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01
IAdyerllsemenh)
Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.

"Yo TsOoars are too well and fsyOTsby Known to 0sei
coHtn,nds,on"
Hon CHia A. PBKLPs Pres. Mass. Senate
my communication with tho world has been very much
snrysd by the Loxenss which now carry always IN my
pocket that trouble my Throat or which the TSocHss
Al. .psciacl having nsde Oaon mere Whispered"
NJ. p. wnuG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01
L,

FEMALESi FEMALES! FENfALESt
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, Oh CoNrEA
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In usuy affections peculiar 10 Females, the Errst Bucha
uneqlaled by any other remedy In Choross Rssns
ton, Irregularities, Psinfulness Suppression Of Customary
Eyuson liberated or ScirIhous state Of the U<ra Len.
corrhsa Whites s,ensy and for all complaints iscdsul
to the SER whether arising from lndiscetiop, Habits Of Ds
patton 9r In the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
Bee symptoms above
40 FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT IT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

THB YoUEG WHITE SLAyEs.-These chill
dIen are eth attracting much attention and gathering
interested audiences Ia various towns Their very eI
stence, fAirsknned and strGghhalreG "A they are,
shockingly vivid and living proof Of the sbominsb'
and lcentious basenoss and cruelty which are thought
BY havehoders quite consistent With the honor OF {
heightened gentleman" III scarcely possible for
Northern man 20 realize the fall cnormy Of the cs'ab
!!shed practice OF these gentlemen" Of depending fol
part Of thar income upon the sale Of their own Height
mate mulstts aud qusdroon children.
The evidence Is satisfactory that Rcbecca Hugcr on'
Of these young folks is the daughter Of Bgaiier Gen
Hugsr, OF tho Rebel army. and thst Charles Taylor
another Of them ia the son Of another Rebel BrgacieT
withers Of Lewis County, Virginia, cousin OF stone
will jackson. Nor are tito others n whit inferior In
their proportion Of Caucasian blood but such fact,
however astonishing here among tie commonen si
the South Another somewhat similar one. for m
stance vas polntedly tod by tie surgeon Of Conneo
teut regimen, serving in New orlesus that o! slave,
now nearly hundred years old Intelligent and well
preserved old lady, and with her we're daughter o
granddaughter, and great granddaughter who. a.
tho surgeon roughly worded IT. had at enough oolorcd
blood In tho whole Of en- 20 mako Niger twelve
year, old"
" slhyes One IS the Rev Robert Whitehead sregI'
larry ordained preacher good reader and writer and
puipit speaker OF real merit; one Is Mary johnson.
VITO bears On her person than my scars. oil from
cuts given at one lagelson By her master with raw
hide for being a;o in bringing his coffee upstairs
and the third Wilson CHM Is one from the force OF 2O
former gayes panta!ion and one Of thirty who
came into our camp at time. al branded With "V.
II. NJ" their owners initials. Wilson Chnn Is thus
branded on tho forehead.
Such facts ere brought home 20 the mind with a
very living force by the actual sight Of the victims oil
such nhuman barbGrisms. 1t well that these persons
should be seen widely possible. The children are
very well behaved, above tho average for intelligence.
QucSncss and lore Of learning and peculiarly attract
i've They have been exhibited In many placea and
otLe, ,ownf are arranging for themi any profits &C
erung from entrance fees ard the sale Of their photo
graphs being devoted to the benefit Of the NewYork
fTeedmens Relief Associstion-
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FUNERAL or A PoLICEslAy.-The funeral 81
policeman John w. Murphy. who died from oonsump-
ton contracted Willie In the discharge OF his duty took
place from h, late residence in Railroad avenue jersey
cty yesterday afternoon aud was attended by nearly
the entire police force and large concouIse Of people
Mr. Barphy faithful ocer aud highly respected
on iTgn