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ORGANIC W'EAKNEss
Immediately cured and fun v1SoE rsszUsp,

This distressing Affection, which Fsn4s-
life miserabls and marriage lmpuaSihis /. -
penalty paid By the victims or impuaL.sr IL
duiEendeA Young persons Grs loo aut "a
commit exeeEsS nom not being aware ~
dreadful c1nsequEnnes thAf nay EnS1e. NJ
tend 10 deny that the power Of p-Oc-esfi55 :
lost sooner By hes Milling into tGlpTo5-sI
hAbits than by the p-udenIs Besides t.e!rz
depItgE5d OF the pleasure OF healEy oEfsuFtI.s
the most serious and destructive synptsJulE ~
both body and mind EI1ss- The SyEisu -
Functions Weakened, Eoss Of PTUcrsatfys
Power. Nervous ITritAbility, DySpspz1z, Paipt,
tsTion ofthe Heart, Ind EgesIton, Constr utio-.
Cough, Consumption, Decay and Dezth
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MsaIfsI.
Lock HOSPITAL,
ESTABLISHED as A REFUGE EEnN
OUACKE EN.
TIE ONLY PLACE WIRE 4 ry-pz
CAN Be OBTAINED.

DR Johnson has discovered the m,
u Certain, spesdy, ard only EEsSSl1sf
kenedy IN The World for W-ezkneS - -
Back or Limbs, Structures, AGec<lol 81 -
Kidneys SDd Bladder, Involuntary D..ti,-@.
Ees. ImpOtency, GeDerl Debtaty. Nerve.
mes, DyspEea, LaEgroH, Low Spirit o.
fusion Of Edezs, PApftAtion Of the sss-I
Timidity, Trembling, Dimness Of SIKH .,
Giddiues, Discs o. the Hezd, 1tICsT
Nose, or skin, Affections Of The Lver. 1DsI
stomach, or BOWess-those Terr4si.e d..
dsrs arising from Solitary HABITS OF YSgtb-
secret and solitary practices more htaI L,
their victims than the aong Of syrenE - -.
Mariners Of Ulysses, biiEhttng her H.
brilliant hopes OF GntSclpattOnA- reds1=FIE1S
marriage de-, ImpozsttlH-
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#fdifai.
ENGLAND
white Pine Compound

Is VOW OFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED
| throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test OF eleven Year., in
the EesE ENGLAND stAtes,s where lis merits
have become 8 well known q the trSe from
which In part II derives Its VIRTUES
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Younz Men aaa.s.s,.-.
ting marriage, be-ng aware OF Pny Sc!
speedily erred
he who places HIMSELF ndsr Ebeoars az rs-
J. may rellEt01SIy eonhds IA his hoElcr = !.
gentleman, and confidently rely apoa AZ
skil4 As 3 physician -.-I
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ThsDoetos DIPLOMA hang. IN his once
INCONSISTENCIES N. TIE pEEss

The many thousands cured At this eSlaD-
Hshment within the last twenty years, and
Ihenufnerous important EuIE1cl1 Operations
performed By Dr. ohnston, witnessed by the
reporters Of 2Hs Sara and many other papers
notices OF which have appeared again AID
again befopa the pnbllc, 6eldes his sanding
as 3 gentleman ~ character and rtspefta'
billy l. SUFFICIENT guarantee 10 the RtticIed.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUtSEi.
nnaf+IyS
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The white Pine JC6uip0Fund,

..It was early in the sprtnR Of 81 that this
compound Ess o:3ginAtSsd 4 LasIn Gsf o. "a; ~
throat attended with q disagreeable couZh-
had for some months previous thought that
q preparation having for its baz1s me inside
lark OF white pine M ght be so compounded
a. to be very useful IN diseases OF the throat
and lungs. Totkst the value Of II IN the case
Of the nstIcine that 1 had been planning,
and saysit IN IesspOOnful dOssz4 The result
was exoeedtng gratifying Within two
days the Irritation OF the throat Was reInoT-
ID, the cough subsidized and speedy cure
was effected. Soon after this sent some 10
mtedBE for some weeks tnuLn DadeonShy
ocsasioned by Sudden cold, and had raised
muc1s streaked with bl Cd. She soon found
relief and sent for more SLe took shout
ten ounces OF II, and got wen. j. E. Clarke
Esq, editor OF the Manchester Daily AtrIoEr
case Of 3 severe eoid and wa cured imrnedB-
ately. He was 80 highly pleased with the re-
suit, and % confident IN suecess attending its
sales, II placed before the public, that he
duaIiS persuaded me TO give u name, and
send Il abroad TO bsnent the suffering. In
Sovembe 1855, nrsf advertised Il under
the name OF White Pine Compound In Two
years rom that time there had been whole
saIed IN Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth, where it took the lead OF all the
cough remedies in the market, and II stu
maintains that position. There i good re.l-
son for this; II IS very soothing and healing
in It's nature; Is warming 10 the stomach and
pleasant withAl to The taste, and Is exceed
..Is a remedy for kidney complaints me
White Pine Compound stands unrtvaled. II
WIS not originated for inAt purpose but &
person In using II for q cough was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured OF a
kidney difficulty OF ten years standing. Since
thai accidental discovery many thousands
have used It for the came complaint, and
have been completely cured" 49,
The above was written gy Dr.. Poland. IN
lS0l Since then, as IN Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken The lead OF
all Cough remedies, as well as a preparation
for the cuTeof Kidney difficulties, In every city
own, village and hamlet Throughout the
New England States.
This remedy is as safe and pleasant to take
a. LIZ III
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German Fire Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
Iusouorstsd Nay II. lsSI.

DIRECTORS.
Christian He's, William Kleyts. Benno
Hammer, John OsstsEtngi John PtArrs Jonn
home. Anton RsyInanD, Phihp Schuehle,
August WIedebnsh.
TTIHIS GoMPASH NOW FULLY ORGAN
| lztIt = prepared TO insure buLdin .,
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Property at favorable rats.
I1SszS after due adjustment Will be
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AplIications for Insurance Will TeeslEe i'm
mediate aLtentIfEn from the Secretary.
Z Com panyis Once, In the ShertHs once,
tIsseuaent Of the Court HOUSE
~ No. JOSEPH SEYBULD, Secretary.
JOHN OE5TERLING. President,
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH, Vice President.
ANTON REYMASS, Treasurer,
WILLIAM RLESIS,
PHILIP SCHUEHLE, SuYYsyorz
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lunz&Iy r.r Ursf. .a.r-. Hfrr
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Especially, who have beoone the ylsLsII. o.
habit which annually sweeps 10 an uuiIE5zlS
grave thousands Of Young Men OF tkE No.
excellent talents md brilliant intellect r..
might otherwise have ent2neeIi ii=-s1F--
Senators with the taUudErS o. esoqUznse. :
walked 10 estsey the living Tyre, may ss,II
with null coundeRea
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DR. JoHHsTo

Omee, No. 2 South RredeF1ek street.
Len hand side gong from Baltimore stnset,
Few do0S nom The corner. fa1 not 10 OBJ
serve name and number.
BTSO lstterE received unless post paid and
containing AEtanp to be ussd on the reply.
Persons writing should state age, and send
PoTtton Of advertisement describing Symp-
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Sore Throat, Colds Coughs. Dipthe1A
Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood. and Pulmon-
sry Affections EeDenlly- II Is a remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Dlabetes,
DIncnity OF VoIdInR Urine, Bleeding tom
the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
NV,sl
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DR. JOHNSON,

Member Of the Royal college OF surEsoaA
London. GFsduaLe OfOu Of the mosI eminent
Colleges in the Uutlsd States md the EresiI.T
pan q whose LIE has been spent In ne hcs,-
p!Lais Of London, PAEtA, Philadelphia and
elsewhere, has effected some OF the nlcEf -
toElShing cures that were ever kn0vn.mzny
troubled win ringing In the bad and ears
when RsleepR great neETOuSDez4 icing SbGELnad
a. sudden sounds, bAkhfulness, with LnaGue1f
biuzhinE attended sometimes with deraaRS.
ment OF mind, were cured immediately
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by \ cert I
practice. INDUCED In when alone, a habit Ire
QUenfly leaTned from evil conpaA 1ons, or al
school, the effects OF which ars nightly fell
even when asleep, and, II not cured, READER
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that 3 young man, the hOpeu
MS country, The pride OF HIS parents, should
be snAtcEed from all prospects and enjoy
msnIs Of life by the consequences OF dew
aIinK from The path Of nature, and InduIK-
ing in q certain secret habit. such pRFSslIs
NM halnre con LamIIInting
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

Dr.. ]. address, Al thosa who have Injured
themselves by improper md ulgenee and soil
taTy habits, which ruin both body and mind
uniting them for either bnsiness, study %
eisfy or marriage % a -aa
These are some OF the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits OF youth VIZ.
WsakneS O. the Back and Limbs, Paths In
the Head, Dimness OF sight, Los Of Muscu.
lar Power, POLARIZATION OF the AsArI Dys.
pepstA, SerTOns IritRbility, DeEAn5sEneut Of
Inc Digestive Functions. General DEBILITY
Symptoms Of Consumption, &C.
AESIALLY.-The fearful edscfH Oh TIE
mind are much TO be dreaded. Los OF Mem,
oEy, Confnsion Of Ideas, D epressinn o. spirit.
Eyff FOPeoodinEz, Aversion 10 SOeiety, SAT
DistTrsI, Love Of Solitude, nmidity, sc, sra
some OF the evils producsd-
Thousands OF persons OF all ages eau now
Judge what Is the cause OF their dtEluIuR
health. losing their EiEoE, beeominE -eaE
pale, nervous and emhclkted, having = Ainzu.
Lar appsarAnae about The eyesI COdsh, and
Symptoms Of Consumption
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DISEASES OF BrPRUDEyCE-

When the misguided and inprudsnt yo-
tAEy of pleasure nndS hat he has imoliszI
the seeds Of this painful disease II too offsn
happens that an iu-tImed sense OF shame or
dread Of discovery deteTs him frum applying
70 those, who nom education and re=Pecta-
btlIty, can alone befriend him, delaying TN
the constitutional symptoms OF this hoTTfd
disease make their appearance, such as ulce-
rated sore throat, dEeased nose, nocturnal
pains in the head and limbs, dimnass OF
Eght, deafness, nodes on the shin-bones and
arms, blotehes Cd the head, lace and extre-
TIL At Last the palate Of the mouth or the
bones Of the nose fall In, and the vietlm OF
this awful disease becomes q borTid object o.
eOmmfssration, I'LL death puts period 70 his
dreadful EuneHtngE, by sending him 70 that
Undiscovered County nom whence no
traveller returns" H -H -a..
It's 3 MELANCHOLY FACT that thou
sands fan victims to this terrible disease, oE-
ing to the unskiifnlnes of ignorant prstEu-
POISON, AURCURX, rum the consultation
and make the residue OF life miserable,
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MARRIAGE

reject that a sound mind and body Rrs the
most Necessary requisites to promote COMM
Dial happiness Indeed, without thee the
Journey through life becomes weary pIIgEi.
mage; the prospect hourly darkens N Ina
view, the mind become EhR lowed with de-
pair and nlied with the melanshoiy reffeo.
ion that the happiness OF another bseoues
hltgbtA[i With our own
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For the Standard
THE GID FLAG In WAKE!

MEssRs. ED1ToRs :-On Saturday the 18th
inst, at 8 O'clock. p n, a large number OF
the citizens of Houses Creek District. met
at the Mills of Rev. s. D. Franklin. for the
purpose Of raising the old Union flag.
At the appointed hour, the audience COM
posed of both colors assembled near the
Mills. in beautiful grove, and awaited the
arrival OF the flag that had been kindly pre-
pared by Mrs S. d. Franklin. However, we
did not wait long. the glorious old stars and
stripes soon made their appearance, borne
by Mr.. Orran Thompson. Three loud and
deafening cheers was offered for the old Tag,
then the meeting was addressed first by Rev:
S. d. Franklin. He spoke OF our depressed
condition as Union men during the war. He
did not spare the rebels that carried US into
tie war and he was careful to caution US
against them in the future. Rev. Wilson
Morgan then stepped forward and addressed
the people, endorsing all that had been said
by Mr.. Franklin. and spoke at some length
to the qualification of all present. Frank
lin and Morgan are sound Republicans.
The flag was then borne to where 1t was
to be raised, and amidst the cheers of Re
publican people the old flag went up about
seventy-five feet in the air. About that time
there passed gentle breeze that kindly I'M
furled its rich and beautiful stripes to the
gaze of all the people.
WIN. COX,
a. J. SMITH, Com.
J. L. D. FORREST
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UNION MEETING IN RANDOLPH.

A Union meeting was organized at New
Salem, on the 4th of 9Th month. 1857, by
appointing Alfred Julian, Esq, President,
and Isaac Lea, Secretary.
On motion of R. F. Trogdon, the chair
man appointed committee of seven to draft
resolutions for the action of the meeting, and
on motion of DIR. VIM. II. Conner, Anthony
Brown, of color, was added to the commit
tee. The committee, having retired from
the meeting, returned and reported the fol-
lowing:
WHEREAS, The Congress of the United
States, has, in its wisdom, devised plan for
the restoration of our former federal rela-
tons, upon loyal and just basis; and
WHEREAS, said bodies are the only consti-
tutional powers to which we can look for
safety and protection; therefore,
Resolred, That we do heartily endorse the
action of Congress in passing the late recon-
struction measure, and that we tender our
grateful Acknowledgements and sincere thanks
to the Union members thereof for placing
the power of reconstructing the government
in the hands of the loyal men of the country.
Resolred, That it is but just and right that
the property of leading rebels be coniscated.
Resolred. That the Secretary forward a
copy of the proceedings of the meeting, and
of the resolutions adopted, to the editor of
the Union Register, with request that they
be published.
Addresses were delivered by DR.. Conner,
r. F. Trogdon and A. Brewer.
Adjourned.
ALFRED JULIAN, President.
ISAAC LEE, jSecreturu.
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Inhn Brown. of Kansas. headed wha

John Brown, of Kansas, headed what
was at the time termed a rebellion
against the State of Virginia. 1t was
OPENLY admitted on sill sides to be in
the interests of freedom. Little damage
arose from it. Yet it will be remem-
bered that Virginia court refused bail
for him. He received a summary and
very unfair trial, and after most bar
barous treatment was executed. Jeffer-
son Davis was the official head Of an
other rebellion-an attempt to over
throw the Constitution and Government
of the United States. We need not
refer to the terrible consequences it in
ficted upon all sections of the country.
And vet he is admitted to bail in a
nominal sum, which his sureties will
not grnmble to pay in case he is in Eu-
rope when he is wanted next Novem-
Der. Wherein was John Brown more
of criminal than Jefferson Davis; and
WHY should the one be hanged and the
other set at liberty p Wash. Chronicle.
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ISAAC LEE, Seeretary.

At Union Meeting, held at summerfeld, Gull
ford County, on the Sth inst. the following res
olutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, The situation of affairs in our State
demands immediate action on the part of every
loyal Unionist to re-establish our State govern
ment to its former relations to the federal Gov
eminent Therefore be it
Rendered That we cheerfully concur in the re-
construction programme of the thirty ninth Con-
gress Of the United States, which after trying the
effect of gentler means and failed, have had to
resort TO more severe method TO reclaim the
erriDg people of the South.
Resolred, That we use every means in our pow
er to assist the authorities in reconstructing our
State on more lasting basis. That we recognize
the American axiom that full protection to all
the natural rights of all men, unless forfeited by
crime, is the paramount object in the institution
OF free government.
Resolyed. That we hold, all men are created
equal, and should enjoy equal privileges under q
republican government.
HeSolUed, That we recommend, and shall work
for the establishment Of free schools and plenty
OF them, that our people, as mass, may have a
better opportunity to fit them for the industrial
pursuits Of our country.
Resolyed That we commend the colored citizens
of our section for their zeal in building up their
schools and patronizing them and for their cheer
fulness in bearing up under the situation they
were thrown in at the surrender.
On motion Of VIM. Fl. Thompson, 1t was
Resolved, That copy be sent to the Union Reg
lister, for publication.
On motion of Jos. Hoskins, ESQ.,, the thanks Of
the audience were rendered to the orator of the
day. Mr.. A. W. Tourgec and the meeting then
adjourned.
VIM. J. LOCK, President.
y WI Il IL Ir THOMPSON Secretaries.
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THE IMPEACHMENT INVESTIGATION.

The Judiciary Committee to-day continu-
ed its investigation into the charges of Gen.
Butler against the President regarding the
West Virginia deserters' pardon case and
examined brother Of Col. Andrews, the
candidate for Congress, for whom it is alle-
ged the pardoned deserters voted. They
also continued the examination of Post
master g eneral Randall regarding his kn0wl-
edge of the appointment and employment Of
postmasters and post-ofice agents who could
not take the test oath. One OF Bakers de-
tective named Speer was also examined re-
lative to the Booths diary question, and
confirmed Col. Conger's testimony that the
eighteen pages referred to by Gen. Butler
were torn out before the book passed into
the hands of the Government officers, all
statements to the contrary notwithstanding.
The committee has not yet taken any evil
dence regarding the Lincoln assassination
conspiracy, but the whole matter Is being
prepared and will soon be presented.
OVATION TO HORACE GREELEY.
It has TRANSFERRED here to-day that some
friends of JEFF. Davis in this city held a,
meeting last night and resolved to tender
Horace Greeley an ovation on his return
from Richmond to New York Ola Washing
ton. He was accordingly telegraphed, and
was asked to inform the committee when he
would reach this city. This morning re-
ply was received, Endorsed, ".Collect eighty
one cents-I return home by way of Norfolk
H.. Greeley" He afterwards evidently
changed his mind, for he reached this city
this evening and went directly through to
New York. The Washington rebels are in
dignant for two reasons because he gave
them the cold shoulder and because he
didn't prepay his dispatch. - RasA Cor. AK
2. ISmes @ D.
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TIE REPUBLICAN PIgTY IND fTHE RiL-
EJCH CONTENTION.

Concert of action and unity of pur-
bose among the true Republicans OF
North Carolina is of the utmost impor-
lance.
That live, determined, intelligent
and earnest Republican party already
exists in and throughout the State, there
can be no dispute. The existence OF
such party has been well known, par
ticularly since the important meeting at
Raleigh on the 9th and 2sth days OF
March last.
There were, it is true, thousands OF
genuine Republicans in the State long
previous to that meeting, but no event
had transpired until then, by which the
party took definite stand, or assumed
an open and bold purpose.
The Raleigh Convention, notwith-
standing all the criticisms that may
have been poured out upon it, was an
extraordinary one in point Of numbers,
zeal and enthusiasm, and seldom lfever
excelled in political Importance. What
ever honest doubts may exist as to the
correctness of the mode or plan by
which it was convened, yet, it is very
certain that the principles promulgated
did give and continue to give the great
est satisfaction.
The adoption, with unusual demon
STATIONS of applause, of a platform by
which the banner of the great Republic
can party of the Nation was openly
thrown to the breeze, was naturally
calculated to have significant and wide
spread effect. This event at once placed
the Republican element of the State In
sympathy and harmony with the Repub-
lican sentiment of the North. Nothing
could have been done better calculated
to secure this important end. Had half
way steps only been adopted, and those
present taken counsel of their fears in
stead of following high sense of duty
and right, the proceedings would have
been diyested of all strength and pow
er.
An irresistible impulse, however, to
take bold and patriotic stand ran
through the whole Convention and the
vast audience present, concentrating the
sentiments of white and colored dele
gates upon one common purpose, and
that was, to have Republican party in
North-Carolina. The burst of enthusi-
asm that followed, when it was announc-
ed that the committee on resolutions
had determined upon naming the party
by the hoDored title of REPUBLICAN,
has probably never been excelIed in
earnestness and fervor in any political
gathering. Noe ofordinary discern
ment could fail to see that the right
chord had been struck.
That this party is destined to 60 on
constantly increasing in strength and in
fuence, there can no longer exist a
doubt. That it will by virtue of the
soundness of its principles and the ele-
waited national objects it has in view,
become permanently predominant in the
State, we entertain the most sanguine
hopes.-Neao Bern Republican.