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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-09-30
The Latest News.

sued aprocl amaioh requesting thht
Thanksgiving be offered next sunday In all
places Of public worship Tor national er's-
ieuce ard also prayer for the protection
Of the soldier. and FOR blessing aud CON.
fort 90 the sick wounded and prisquou
and widows and orphans Of those who have
fallen 10 lhe service Of the country Also
a proclamation returning national thanks
TO FaTms1t Cauby and Grspger for the
reduction Of Forts Powell t,aires and
Morgan Also TO Sherman and his D
Tor the capture OF Atlanta
ihert were lmueus. demonstrations in
O.wego, Buffalo New London Saratoga
Boston Rochester and New Haven over
the tai OF Atlanta Ia most Of The places
one hundred guns we're fired and specchc.
nadU
The Philadelphia Enquirer thinks tina,
Johnston had been commanding instead
li Hood thc Federal army would have
suffered ieiat before fiis.
Zoe L $. "a gate Li1nd captured the
HHeI pfiuleur n,eorvia % the 2yth od
J. suaH puj crew aboard aud seut her 20
\rw lork
A telegram from the London lmrs says
... Wa. aInc und,r tho British Hag. ani
tie capture protested lna event creates
m4ei controversy
Joe 5 ligate iiundyV zoe was burn
.da. Old plmt last saturday Involving
ga. aa.,aI .s.. ambition do J4r.
Grant tak.-dae.t-d grounds against the
Chicago Platform. aud b. 300 Ayar Of Lin
.oa so SAYS tne Washing ron eorre,pua.
dent 81 che Philadelphia Pies.
The Chicago Jolrmu SOS Naiaudig
h'm wrote ilD chicago platform
-l rmAH 'a5- uis army has been night
us continuously slu., Nag and needs rest.
n9id "a
hunApNui sept ; OihcIa dispatches
rom Hood amy OF TIT ~ say that
sherman had leli Jonesboro and gone to
Atlanta. Whilst al Jonesboro sherman
visited our wounded aud hospitals, aud
stated TO them that be was going 20 At
luAtE to rest his army. and that be would
next 20 10 AndeHonyllle.
F RICHMOND, sept e-Northeru dates
Oh the 9th are received. News uuim.
portrait.
The steamer Georgia was destroyed of
lIuson
The draf Boo y ! ork and BroOkliu has
been indefinitely postponed
traut viii be reinforced at once,
NatoN sept 10 sherman ha. ordered
every white mau women and ch.dlo leave
Atlanta " within Two weeks-ihosr taking
the oath g. ~ north Of the tennessee
river. and tine bA|uuar fn bt 44uf tnfD olr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-09-30

Two exchange Tor Corn Apply 10
y 5. JENNINGS
Marshall, Sept 30. 1864
WRlIlNG Pepper and lax for sale at
W this Office
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14

any tnxIupon land. beeauss tbat eNfll hit
the west ssSeseIS, .bnj theS Suiils q Verdi
idea OF fordiue d } Is ! / q pay Sbmmutal
zion money that shalt be distributed over
lhei country, Senator Wilson supports the
measure alluded toi S6Sreelinhify. ia51H
RHvrADS1tosxuor Nm iiisirnst-,or.sa.. /
/, ID sS,i.
AevsEoy SSSpnts9snS spseen ~, 70 tne SeeAte
shoI i gisyssS ~ tSsS H,S,sS s,stss
was 4 pFeat effort! and the p65itIon taken
BY the MSryland senator Is a source Of
immense Strength not only 70 him but to
The Ereai rsbS bii6ah party! 1t will bs
noticed that 81 the, preliminary Votes yes.
terday, the opposition could 'command
but ave votes. That is the stfebgIh Of
the coppetheadS IA ethG American Senate
on any such issue. az
People afs very iiktnfaIIy curious re.
spectiag MI. ohnsohI1s political positioi!!444
,havonit seen anybody Who knows exact.
IL what it is. BE supports the ,Adminis.
ttation geoerally Ia its vat measuteS, but
It is said that he is not an admirer OF Mr..
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EnLlsrMENrs Is REplL srArE,.

On Monday the Ssnate had TO adjourn
for want Of . quorum. Yet most impor-
tant bill has been upon its table for weeks
the bill giving TO the Statcs power TO re-
erntt on rebel territory to ill their quotas.
The House passed the bill by two votes TO
one. Among the members whol spoke in
favor ofits passage, were Gen. Carl aid, Gen
FarnsWorth and Gen. Blair. Here were
three generals, two Of whom have had n
long experience 10 the Southwest, who urg=
ed its immediate passage. Gen, Garfield
said it was, In his opinion, the mostimpor.
tsut measure Of the session. He knows
from actual experience that In the Eeeoy.
cred rebel States there are 'thouBandss0f
ruined aud poor white men who would like
TO snter-ou army Il they could afford it
The older States. where labor d scarce.
stand ready 70 pay these men high bounties
TO enlist. The government caunOe afford
TO offer high bounties. Why then shall
not the bill pass7 Simply because set Of
western civilians in the Senate are Jealous
Of the East. The East furnishes money
aud not men, they say. Senator Grimes
opposes the passage Of tho bill because ID
will lead 70 coniuSioul 1.-THE biIlihad been
promptly passed, by this time 1t would
have added fifty thousand men 10 The
strength Of the army. But honorable Sem
ators from the West ipsist. that the Older
States shall furnish men to the army-just
as many men, 10 proportion, as the West
does. Il Was western influence that put
the enrolment bill into its present shape.
As the law now stands, II is eastern money
that helps western eulislments. The dtaff.
10 to be repeated over and over again, and
she vast amount of Communications money
raised, 10 MaSsachusetts for instance, Is iiot
confined 70 the State orloeaIity where It nj
raised, bat goes into the treasury, aud 10
paid out 70 obtain troops 10 lows is mach
as Il ISL u AGsbaehnsetii. This Just 5hits
these ESOterBs seRatoFs. They groWl 81
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(oTer The StVilE6 Bank.) !

ES-oren for studOAts day and eVeulpg. l.i a5i..
rVNHg purpose OF Tits tnstitution 1. 70 iIpstruet
L young men CGnd 7'Eom0n tool IN al principles
which govern the correct traBsSgttun or pocuniAry
Ouaines'anain And lite ooncOmitants.
BOoE&-KEBPING,
stripped OF is absurd yerbtags and ancient pro.
ll1iIy and inIricAey, add adapted to the modern
mode Of doing buGiness, especially IN the Unitod
states Is the leading subject ofattsnIiOn Ils LAWS
which are ~ exact, unOrrins and free from exeep.
tton - those Of nAtulS and comprised In very few
words, are frat made familiar 10 the atudeut Who
who ts then conducted through course OF practical
BOOK keeping, In numerous sets Of books In great
variety 81 forms, I'LL he thus Acquires MASTERY or
the art which enables aim to apply II with facility
TO any kind Of bustnsss.
a WRITING SCHOOL, tJtF!
ia open day and evening. attended BY both ladies
end gentlemen, wherp, without entering for the Ill
course, = good handwriting can be optAined In .
ARITHMETIC,
and It's HpplIeatIonts ali manner Of ssI
c0UNTtNG-HousE CALCULATIONS, t'ii
resolve ths attention their prima4y Importance Dc.
maudS- Tho HtuLlolt Will 30 made acquainted with
several modes OF GPieulstion not found In books
tending greatly to tue abbEeTtatlnn Of his work.
There u open 20 the student also acourseoI 30
BUSINESS soIlsNoE ,R sh
comprising Political 6SORomy 0rctal Law ano
usAses, EinAnes GaRtinE aud CurrencJ; also mariIns
Of Ssninent BuHness Asu ln.FFGari to the beli
msthods o. conducting bSFiRssS SUCCESSFULLY and
Instructions iu tbS above subieotFAre Inlsrsn.rs
Cd with urAEim. and innuIeaispbsS tsnaIng 70 the
formation OF nigh character mon and eiitRshR.
This eOursh oil iuStTaoIion Il lntonds1 "a be -
comprehensive and thorough - that Of Any Of the
Commercial Colleges while the SEPenSe to tbu siu-
dent u much less. . .-iIl5 ~ .ltgT
Ii. H. begg leave to refer those 70 whom he h
unknown 70 tue Odlcets OF the b1nlCs Ia Wheeling
and bridgeport, and especially 70 hi' students. :
TERMS, sc. fs'3 =
For the full ourso above indicated the tuition
leo IL $50, ps3 able entering. For the requisite
blank b0oks s.. Time unllmIS0d; 70 remain or re-
turn Al pleasure. Tbs course Il usually completed
ll from Two TO three months JAM
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.

!, the undersigned, do hsre0J propose 70 furuIEh
and deliver 70 the Uhissd stGfsj ii the Qtiarter.
master Department At -, agreeable 10 tue terms
dAsed Cam0SFiand, Md.,-7--is54, the following
- - bushels OF Corn, in sacks, nt-psr buShol
-gushelI Of Uats, in sSekS, At.-,-Psr bushei
NOS Of ssiSd IIAy aE--Par ton Of 0JOOo
--TOns orBalsd Straw -as-psr ton IF 1000
-ls64, and 70 DO completed on or before the
day Ot-S-lS6-, Rnd-pledR0 myself 70 enter
Into written contract With the United States with
good and approved ESeurity within rue apAeO OF ten
days etIer being notified that my bid has been &c.
eeptsd. t+3" -r1 -
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI:
ing Rail Road. AZ. -

81
IN AND fTRR MONDAY, Nov l6tb, lSs3, Pa.
w leave sFtdgePort - follow,
fi;oo T. Il isii rIais, steSpins Il an s,s,os
IN. m TLa q PttshTESh q, q $50 P. NJ, and
$50 p u. ACCOMMODATION Train, stopplaR At ali
90 9t4s,oast arrives at Pfttsburgh, also
$40 a. n and Cleveland 81 US Us K n ~
~ RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at S:S0A NJ and 4 "a p N -,
nLA II Bridgeport at eos P. NJ, and 600 A. II. 80
e4TS PtttIeuTgh At 1si6 A. n, e:l5 A. II. and
a. Il and S:asP.S '''P0' 81 0'O' a b. loiSs
Connections are made as FoIloyvsI %
A. PtttsburSh With Pennsylvania R. h, for HarIIJ,
burg, Baltimore, Washington Pbiia.
delphla, New York aud Boston, a.,
~ d1aky, Toledo. DetrUit, Chicago and
- '5 /" All points In the k08RH WE8Y, With
Detroit steamers top Detroit, Jackson.
SStSSS9 az ths N9f1E =. WEI SIlh
Girk, buhalo and Niagara Falls. with
tss Cleveland, Columbus q Cincinnati In
SFesslne. Delaware, Columbus end
At Hudsou With the 9: q. SO. R.R. for ouynhozA
Faus'Akron, hHlerSburRh G6d Woos,
AZ AltIseos With P: II. ". q O. R.E. Tor Canton,
". Mh3illOu, Wooster, Salem, BS0n d.
luInbus and Chicago. 57TSi' -
WITH O. o. q. R:R for za5etyiiIs NJ.
ark, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton. indf.
EpApoie, Cairo Qinpinnati, LouigyilIs,
E t,S@sttS 8 E En- 4 e 'Pf Fn JRalatt
A1Unrsion Tfek cts t. Pittsburgh AID return 1900
PARE alTay, . low and time much quicker thar
Through Tickets to all points In the Hest, Sorit
and East can be procured al the office under the
Ael.ure House, Wheeling, Va, or With TIekel
Agent at Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts VIII be made AZ dlsSe rate. x,
say point accessible by this road It's Connections
% The East, North, West and Northwest, al ONO
under h'Lure House, or with IT. Agent at Bridge
P'F' s'"ts's. iFssir ID7iFESsR S, ;A,EsntS 4
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent,
in. MCCULLOUGH, PresidSntt
B. NYGRs, Cent Ticket Ag't. .. 9. povl6
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BALTIMORE
EHE 0NLTYR,LAOE. WHERB
0URR.GAN rs ohrAINEnne = a
~ EsFABLISHKD AB A RHFUGR FRon
"A s.srt RQUACKRRY!Ra ! 90


al N JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED THE MnRr
y. certain, Speedy and Only E6ectual Reme51
~ ss world ioT al Private Diss.ses. weakness q
ne baek and Limbs, Structures, AhSetiouS N r.
AdnegS and Bladder, nyolunt1FS DIIrhsr..S I hae
FSte i9eyI 6enoEal DabtitYS Nervousness DTsnfnSJs
~ Low sptr!t9 Confn.Ion Of Ideas, PSlpS.
l5N l g. tne neart, 1tmidity, Trembling DimpeS" on
Slisnt OF Gtddtnesss DiseASe Of the Head TbToNI
N9se o. SAIn, Affections Of The Liver, IpnsS stO-H
4hs Solitary Habits Of YoutbEtbosS scSI itGIn
nary practices moro fatal to their victims tbs ~
n s5rs S t. The Mariner Of ulysses bE6taS
ing marriage, &c, imPnssihIo. ''''4'''
~ 7Il 80, YOUNG MEN
ESpeeteuy, who have become the yIctims Of E,,,.,
Vice, that dreadful and destructive habIt vbfty
Va.,y sIsePs % an In'mely grave thousanIS Of
tntellee6 who might Otherwise rave entrsrSI Il
teninF senAtes, with the IhnndelS Of SISonSSS. ~
WaEed 70 eessaey tho living Tyre, may cali SitS mi
is-' MARRIAGE
Married tPersons, or Young Men enntsmD,,t,.
marriage, being aware physical WtaknesS. SrSIS
debility, dtfoEuitteS speedily cured. hA's
g. lis'EhQ places himself un,ieI he can. n n. I
may retIgiOusly confide in he honor a. Rentsr,1
and eOnndsntly rely upon his lki a a phISIsiSs
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
I4nlnediately Cured aud Full ,IiSor Restored
This Distrrsalng AfeetCn-Wh!ch reptIe! : lac. ,,d
MhrTASs ihroAsible-iS the penalty Md IL ~
Iletlins OF lmPioper nduRences. Young person, are
TOO apt TO commit excUssss from being aware al
inc dfeadlnl Consequences that may eusue NoV
who that understands The subject will uIStssd m
deny thAtths power OF proereatIon L iost sS,,r b
those falltnS tnO impr per habits than b, ID. nm
dentt Besides being deprived Of the pleasure az
healthy Offspring, tue most serious and destT,r,;E
symptoms to both body and miEd arise. Tue EY.trn
beeonts demnged, the Phys eI and Mental inEr-
pons Weekend, Loss OfProcreatIVe e, Uer Nervous
lrHtabIllty, Dyspepsia, PaIptaIEon Of lie Heart,
Indigestion, COnstitutiOnHI Debility. . y. ling OF
the Frame, Cough, Consumption, D,cay anu Death.
Office, No. 2 South Frederick ST.,
Len hand side going from Baltimore street, lev
doors iron the corner. Fall RbsorvO tho naa
| and number.
letter. must be paid and contain stamp. III,
Doctors Diploma hangs in his once
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
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GH- For -ths ReaiovdL o.. 0bstruetioHs. and
DE iNsuTGnee Of Regularity in the Be
~ - eHTTfnee Of The Monthly Periods.
y 4N4N .lff' Ii aila4l ~ d. - Il
The cure or obViAte those numerous diseases
that spring from sifregulariiyt BY removing the Ir
3aIThsy eGr cur: Suppressed, ExeeslITe aud Palh-
iui AemtTuAtton.t .Tattt4TUt lHl la.l4 a. .H
H9-They cure Jireen Sickness (ChInrOsLl.
09-Fley eurS Nerve rs and Spiral AnOCtt IONS paine
initho back, and love pAIS Of the body, HeEVnsss
Fatigue sliRbt exertoB, PAiptAti0l Of th6 Heart,
LOEneaa Of spirits, HyHtsrtai sick Headache, GddI.
ness, etc, etc. In word, by removing the IrTcCu.
lRFity, they remove the canse and with il ALL the
effects thar Apripg iIom II. -.,,.r
Np4- Composed OF simple We etAbIe extracts, they
contain notblnGdeleted1uS to any oDsILntion, how
ever delicate their junction being to substitute
strength fer weakness, which. when properly used,
they never fail to do.
J. Gf9iThey may bs safely used Al any sge, and a
| any period ,E&OEPT DURING THE BIRsETHhbR
MONTHS, during which the nnLAIlIng nature ol
their action would inkAlliby PRTvRNF pregn Lncy.
i III All letteTH seeking information or Adyies will
i hs promptly, freely and di5creetIy RnSRsrsd.
u -H Full directions accompany each box. a,'
E&E Price 81 pr soX, or six boxes for s..
| IL Gent By mail, free Of postage, on receipt o.
~ Fold BY All respectable Drusgists.
H., l- DIR! W. r. MRRWIN co., 40
~ tie 5=f5l=a ID sole ProprFstora,i
lmr24 dkEly.sa No, % Lii erty Sir, New. York
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DR. JOHNSTON.

Member OF the Royal College II Surgeons, Lop,su
Graduate from one Of the mOst eminent College m
the United States, aud the greater part Whose lie
has been EPent In the hospitals Of London. PsIi,.
Philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected s"rr Of
the most NAtI nishing that were rY.T kboS n
many tronbled with ringing in the bead and sars
Wi.en asleep great Nervousness, being alarmed Al
sudden sounds, bashfulnSHS with frequent bIusIiny
attended ssmsiime with arrangement OF mind, we're
cured immediately 'N
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GUARANTEE.

Capt. A. V. BGlitNSEE, Chief uartormastsr Derar,
4 EentOf West NtFsiuIA, Cumberland, Afd. T !.
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81 TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr. J. addresses ali thoss who have IpJurrl them.
selves bS improper ipdulgeEEUnce aud solitary ha6
rs Hhieh ruin both body and mind, unnItin them
IoE ebneE business, STUDY society ar mar thke
THRSK are some OF the sad = d melancholy effect.
produced by early hnbits Of youth. M: WsaEp,s.
OF the BACK and IlIbs, Psins in the TIE ID Diuns.
Of slight, Loss OF Muscular Power PaIpitRtion 81
Heart, DEsPSpShi, Nervous IrriIHhiiiry, IIrInnTr.
ment OF The Digestive Functions General D, hIliIv
| Symptoms Of CuGEumpton, &c
| MhNTALLT.-The fslTfpI effects on the mind m,
much to be dreadei-i Is Of Memory Cnniu.I,t n
Ideas Depression q Spirits. xvii FOTbodns4, Aver
aon 70 society, seitpsirast, Lave Of solitude Tim.
| THOUSANDS OF persons Of all ages can nov indie
what Il the cause Of their declining, health I1,S,
en'aciated, having EInguiAT appearance about he
| eyes, cough and symptoms Of e nyunnrlirp
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We, the Undersigned, residents Of In the
County Or, and SEATS 0f-.-, hereby Jointly
and seTGrAlly covenant with the United StStss aud
guarantee In case the foregoing bid ODE
aoespted that he or thay will within ten days aItor
the acceptance Of said bid execute the contract Tor
the sane With good aud 0afddlsnEi sdFauOG In =
the forage proposed In Conformity 70 the terms Of
AdSertIS6tnEnt dated --441 1854 Under which the
make good the dihSrOaeo bStNOon tue otter by the
nid--and the next lowest respontibt5 biii sf,
,pF Lhe pofs6hto whom the contract may be awarded
Gtyen undes orr hands 4nd seals sthIS--dSy Of
-l8tA SFst's
witness; tfs uFi
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PITFsBuRGn IRON

hi GLASS WARE.
DINr, QUART A.D HALF NPfNr PLAsRs
4. Hoek Wine and Brandy Bottles, DemIJOhns AZ .
az manufacturer priees. .f57-1 =
s. MET0ALP BURT, tt-
lan1S Ll-lss 50 Main etreAt
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YOUNG MEN

INDUCED IN when alone, labii iteILentiy T. ned
from evil COMPANIONS, or ut school, the eiIrcts Of
which are nightly felt, even when AsI,Ep and il not
cured readers marriage impnssiOIe, aud drstroys
both mind AMI body, ShouId apply Immediately.
hhAt pity that 3OunE man, the hope Of his
country, the darling Of his parents, SIOu.d be
BY the consequences Of deTiaIinE iI6In the rat II
Latnre aud 10 esr!Hin seersI habE. snch
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Thereby certify to the best otny kpoWledEe aud
Saaeisnt Is s0r &c SlSSSat i5r Iisi " ~
eHsr % bo seeariy. 3--f ;at& Fa4B1iBS
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MARRIAGE,

Refieet that q sound mind and body are the mott
necessary requisites " promote COnnubIaI LabrI.
hes lndeeiI without thess the journey tLFOnrh
NE becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hour.
~ dArkens TO the View the nina becomes SlaI5 I'd
with despair and filed with the mslanCIuIy rrhuS-
tion that the happiness Of another becumrs IghIOd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14

Ag " SStuuOa ~ th0 gnlIed HL1to4 4tstrtet At.
tofney. Collector OF 0aStomb OF any other o6loer
SnaSr the United ptateS Government, or respond.
DE Person known % this ofioa. 5t.,.. -, a.
AnproposAls received dndSF thIS AIfeftitefd Snt
!t % opposed and examined 1t this ONCE on W aDs
HsSPA1 sud. sATuRDAY Of each week, At l9iM
opening Of bids, IL they desitS. ~ -
HA't sou -!tif A.v.BARRIHaER,E e
OaPtaln and iChIefQ naFt0rn& 6ttr, d ,
lanftH Department Of West virginia.
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H. WRAPPING PAPER.
A LARGE STOCK, embracing all Gizes up to
"A S6KtoS for sale II manutaetnrsfH' prices
49, HBE0ALR BURT, p
janis So Main street
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5l ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS.
The many Thousands cared At this iBstiintiob
year after year, and the nnmSIOuB ImPO,tAsI sur
bGteyl Operations performed by DT. Johnston Wit.
messed by the reporter Of tho sun" Clipper"
and many other papers, notices OF which have Hp-
peaTed ngain and again before the public. beaiass
his standing gentleman LfchaTacteT aud TesIon-
dbtlity, Is snfieient guarantee to the afflicted
sKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
RSrNO Iettes received unleIs postpaid and COO
tanning stamp TO be used on the reply. PgfsoaS
writing Shond tSte AGe and send portion Of AdVsrs
ttsA ment fsssItUlng y mPEUEHH.
JOHN n. JOHNSTON, II. b,
ofthe Baltimore Lock HospItai, Baltimore,
II IjHn91YS -I Maryland.
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TERMS, &c.

For the fall ourso above indicated the tuition
leo IL $50, ps3 able entering. For the requisite
blank b06ks s.. Time unllmIIaL; 70 remain or re.
turn a. pleasure. This eoursS Il usually completed
ln from two TO three months LAM
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DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudent T.iary Il
pleasure hndS that he has inhibited the - cd, Of THE
painful disease Il too often happens lltimed
sense Of shame, or dread Of dscOVery, deIsrG him
responsibility, can alone befriend him. rlAi ing ti
the constitutional symptoms Of this hOrrid dII,usc
make their appearance, such liberated OTs throat
diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head Eai
limbs, dimness OF Il ht deafBtss, DOdes on the Ghi.
bones and arms bloiehea the head, Lace aud eX-
trenittesi proGret sing with frightfG rApIdy TIL
last the palate Of the mouth or the b1nts Of the noss
fall In, and the victim OF this Iu di--ASs becomes
horTtd Shject OF cOmmISsrItioB, untii death puts
period TO bis dreadful sutferuEs, by sen,IiRE him
traveller returnAn
II b melancholy fact that thouSAlds fall victims
TO thiA tsTTthle disehse, oNtng to the unSkiliuut
Of ignorant pretsnders, who, BY the that
Deadly E6fR0H, Mercury, ruin tue constitution and
mAke The reaidno Of tife missrahlh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-14
STRANGERS

Trust NOT your Lives, or health, to the care Of raAny
UnleaTned' aud Worthless PTetendsrs, destitute Of
knowledge, nam OF character, who copy Dr.. JOhn-
etonH ADVERTISEMENTS, or style themLeiyts, In the
heEHPA PeTS, regularly Educated PhysslAnG, Inca
paele OF Curing, they keep you tTiiing month HfirE
month taking their ilIhy and PoiSODOas compounds,
in dsEpaiT, leave you with ruined nealth to Sigh
over your Own Calling disappointment.
Or. Johuston Il the only rhyseaB AdVsTtisipg
hh credentials or diplomas always hang In bic
His 'remcdie5 or treatment are unknown to all
Others, prepared from life spent In the great boz
pitab OF Europe, the hrBt In the country ADD
extensive pTirate practice than any other Phi IeiaR
In the world
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-19

New YORK, Feb. l6.
Newbern advicos Of the 18th are received.
Gen. Peck has returned and assumed com
mand lie bad issued an order for the troops
to hold themselves in resdinss for offensive
or defensive action at a moments notice.
A New Orleans letter Of the 9th announ-
ces the arrival Of the steamer Arago with the
LIST Delaware battery.
A rebel dispatch from Houston, Texas, the
llth ult., reports a serious Indian raid in
Cook County, in which twelve or fifteen per-
sons were killed. The Indians we're equip
ped by the Yankees.
The Herald's Army Of the Potomac dis
Patch reports no general movement A party
Of Gen. Crawford's staff, accompanied by an
escort Of cavalry, were caught in an ambus-
cade at Bren,syille, on Sunday, and Major
Lorimer was killed. 1t appears that they
were entrapped into aiding visit to the town
for the ostensible purpose Of settling some
question which was ref rred to the Provost
Marshal General. -Four men we're robbed Of
the yaluables on their persons, but an equal
number Of rebels we're killed, and large
portion wounded in the brief conflict.
The Herald's dispatch dated Headquarters
Of Western Virginia, 18th, says The OPP
erations for the enforcement Of the rebel con-
scription law are tending to create sad state
of affairs in certain portions Of Virginia.
In the neighborhood Of Pendleton County
there has been organized band Of armed cit
liens, termed by the rebels the "Swamp
Dragons" They resist the CONSUMPTION,
and attack scouting parties.
BY last accounts the rebel Gen. Il rly was
in the neigh borhood of Harrisonburg. A por-
ton of the command is at Woodstock
CtNotNNATI, Feb. l6.
Gen. Foster passed through here yesterday
Generals SoU6ei& and Stoneman arrived at
Knoxville on the 9th inst.
The situation at Knoxville was unchanged.
The situation Of Johnstons army is unchang-
ed.
Gen. Sherman's progress excites great con-
sternatlon among the rebels.