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DHiLADELPIiIA MEDICAL HOUSE.-Es
l. t%biished twenty-five years ago, by Dr.
ktnkelin, corner Of Third and Union Streets
Philadelphia. Pa. .. , E.''.
TWENTY.TT YEARS .
Experience has rendered DR.. X. u most sue
ccsS'nI practitioner in the cure OF all diseases
OF private nature manhOo0ds debility as an
impairment to marriage nervous and sexual
inilrrutIes, diseases Of the skin, and those from
abuse of mercury. ... . ....
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is an evil habit sometimes INDUCED in
by boys, in solitude, often growing up with them
to manhood; and which If not reformed in due
time, not only bcgets serious obstacles 10 mat
TImohiai happiness, md gives rise TO a series
OF protracted, insidiOus aud devastating atTec-
tons.
Few Of those who give way to this pcrnicious
practice are aware Of the consequences, until
they find tho nervous system shattered, ieeI
strange and unaccountable sensations, and
vague Tears in the mind. (See pages, 27, 90,
~, OF DR.. KS book on neutrality-suspicious.
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble
is uaabio to labor wish accustomed vigor, OF to
apply his mind to study his step is tardy and
wcak he rs dull, rrcsolutc, and engages even
IN his sports with less energy than usual.
II he emancpatc himself before the practice
has donc its worst, and enter matrimOny, his
marriage is uniruitlul his sense tells him that
this is caused by hls early folIos. These are
considerations which should awaken the attents
ton Of all who are similarly situated.
10 II ME Ui DJtn. ...
lie who places himself under Dr.. KinkeIin,s
treatment, may roligIously conide in his honor
as gentleman, and rely upon the assurance
that the secrets OF Dr.. KS patients will never
be disclosed ... 7''
Young Nan--et no aso modesty deter YOU
from making your case known to one, who from
education and rospcctah,ty, can certainly be.
friend you.
Dr. Kinkelin's rcsidenco has been for The las
twenty.two years at tho N. w. Corner Of Third
and Union streets, phladcIbhia, Pa. h.
JIENTSdT 4 DISTANCE.
Can have (by stating their case explicitly, to-
gethor With all their symptoms, per letter, en-
closing roiniuanco) Dr.. KS medicine, appro-
propfiatcd accordingly. .. - 81.
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Jan. ~, 1859. is6-Iy
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SAW-MILL!

FA1RCHILD, IAWHEADS Co. have rented
the Saw-slill OF John Rogers, on Decker,s creek,
near their Carriage Mandatory, and having 70.
hitcd The establishment, are prepared TO o1o.
cue an orders Tor Saving, orto supply Lumber
on fair tetms. They are prepared 10 cut and
furnish PLAsFERlNG LAfii, and ony other
stuff cut by Circular Saws. g.#I4TF'if -
TURNING.--Wo possess excellent facilities
for Turning, in either Wood or Iron, at tho a.
hove Mill. PAiRoHfLp Lawur a. 70
March %, 1857.
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TIE PEOPLES SCORE.
Hn GOO CUSfO MERS WAN1'
n OsOOO ED Ar THE


10000 c0S1 hD " hf ri" m4S7-
fse!D PSST.o
'a>O buy the largest stock al DRY GOODS ever
Il offered ~ this market. consistng in par, oil
FRENCH MiRiNOS COBURn CLOTH
fdncy Deia,nts, III Wooi D.lunes III.
Paced Cashmere. Pia,ds. Debase &c Sc
Ais" n large stock
CLOTHS C.4SSIMERES, VES1INGS,
SAIiNE1'S, Kentucky Jeans. &c.
Shawls of all kinds, the cheapest in town.
Muslin., cheaper than the cheapest. A large
stock OF WINTER B',ENETS s. RIBBONS, Of
every style, and very cheap.
-SHOES--H Hti
Tho largest stock ever offered in this market,
and everything else you need in tho Dry Goods
Line. Also, large l"tof Gree cries, very cheap
PRIME Coffee at l2< cents, aud other things IN
proportion rQueensware, Hardware, Glassware
Looking Glasses, Gum Shoes,
HATS, CAPS, &c. ut prices that defy
competition.
Come one Come all! We sell for cash or
trade. and are bound To soil, If you want to buy.
Chadwick s. Nephew.
n, B-A few fiis,-rut" Sausage Cutters.
Morgantown, Va, Nov, a, lS57-tf
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METCALF HOUSE,

f"F Z H1UNFUE HOUSE, ""|--|"
CORNER MAIN AND MADISON SITS.
Just opposite the Suspension Bridge.
-. WREELENG, VA.
u. L. METCALF. Prop, ictor.
'H'HiS old and well known house has bee n
Il leased by me for term of wears. and Ina =
been thoroughly reftted. Its Accommodations
are OF the best order Tor passengers and travel
iers either by publ &c or private conveyance hay
ing extensive stabling attached. r..
Oct. 20, lS5S,-l75. ........-.. ... ..
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The Proprietor, in calling the attention Of the
public TO this pre- paration, does so with feel.
ing Of the utmost confidence in it's virtues and
adaptation to the diseases for which it is recon-
mended.
It's no now and untriod article, but ono that
has stood the test of ten years. trial before the
American people, and its reputation and sale is
nnrivalIed by any similar. Preparations cxtant.
prominent and woll.apown Physicians and indi.
V'duols IN ~ parts Of tho country is immense,
and oetcfn. perusal Of the Almanac, Published
annually Ivy the proprietor, and TO be had gratis
olany orhis agents, cannot but satisfy the most
skeptcal that this remedy is roaiIy deserving
the great celebrity il has attained.
Principal Office and Mandatory, No. 41S
Arch street, philadolphia, Pa.
For sale by Fitch & Chelfan,, Morgantowu,
Va; Or. r.. Conway, Farmont.
February 10, is5S.--iy.
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THE OLD STAND.
FRONT STREET, MORGAN1OMN Va

INHE SUBSCRIBER brps leave TO return his
Il thanks to his old friends and cusia,pe RS for
The very liberal patronage he has enjo we'd nj
,her hands Tor several years past, and cspcct-
That he is still prepared to furnish IN articles as
his OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FURNITURE, &c.-in
heretofore. He has slsoa
MEAS sEEA RISE.
and will attend Funerals. in town or countrv i,
person or by trus'y hand. COFFINS made in
any style desired. ard Of good material.
STRENGTHENING Est <sSfCuH.
] am prepared 10 make the best sclr.tigbten.
ing Bcdstcnd now in use, which is not so WING
too much, judging from the very general favor
with which they have been receised for the past
two years. .F
May 2, 1857. R.P UENNEN
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N OTECE.-PERSON indebted 10 Fla.
gans and Rude, are informed that by calling
promptly on u. G. Bunker, ESQ.,, at his office
and discharging their Indebtedness, they will
suvc cost. Dec. 3--tc
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GRDCERIES

GROCERIES.
e. stock w SSs IA2EEs r Cheap sS1 s c"s
June 4, 1868.
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AFFLICTED READ!ll

DHlLADELPiIA MEDICAL UOUSE.-Es-
l. tabiished twenty-five years ago, by Dr.
k'nkeln, corner OF Third and Union Streets,
Pa. ... 90. E....'
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pockets of members of the Council, and that
the latter are not altogether free from suspicion in
that behalf may not unreasonably be inferred from
the speech and substitute of Mr.. NEWMAN, in
the Council, on Monday last. By adopting
the course we have suggested, the Council will be
removed equally beyond the reach and the suspi-
cion of those Improper influences to which that
gentleman alluded. To body so justly sensitive
upon the subject of its reputation, this alone
should be sufficient recommendation of our plan
If any other be needed, we may mention that it is
one which has found favor with the press o.
every city where the experiment of Street Rail
ways has been tried, and which, no longer age
than last week. received the endorsement of large
and respectable meeting of taxpayers, held at thu
COOPER Institute, in the City of New York.
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We are panied to announce the unexpected
death, last evening, at his residence in st. Paul
street, in this city, of WILLIAM A. TALBOT, one
of the most prominent members of the Bar of Bal
timore and among the most estimabe and useful
of our fellow citizens. Mr. TALBOT had been in
disposed, for the last fortnight, but the critical
character of his illness had not been generally
known, and the announcement of his death will,
therefore, greatly shock the large circle of devoted
friends, to whom his manly and most attractive
qualities had endeared him. Mr.. TALBOT was a
native of Baltimore, and, as we learn, had nearly
reached his forty-ffth year. From the commence
ment of his professional career, he had had the
good fortune to secure-as man could better
deserve-the confidence of the public, and his
professional progress had been one of hard
earned, but eminent success. He was a
man of fine and cultivated abilities
thoroughly grounded in the learning of his pro-
fession, and full, at the same time, of available
sagacity and resource. In his practice, which was
very large he had been more than usually fortu-
nate-a result owing alike to his industry and
talents, and to the fidelity and high integrity
with which he did honor to his calling. In his
personal relations and character, he was full o
frankness, gentleness and piety-charitable, affec
Tomato, brave and true. The loss of such mar
is bereavement to our whole community.
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We take pleasure in calling public attention to
the very able and interesting article, 1.-THE first of
series, to be found in another column of this day
paper, upon subject of vital Importance to this
community, from the familiar pen of ''VIAToR.'
Without expressing any opinion at this present
time upon the merits of the question to which it
relates, we commend it particularly to the atten-
ton of our readers, together with the letter by
which it is accompanied and which fully expresses
the views and purposes of the writer, and the
terms upon which he will be willing to continue
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.

THE CHESS PLAYERS INSTRUCTOR OR GUIDE TO BE-
GINNERs Containing all the information necessary
acquire knowledge of the game. By Charles
Henry Stanley. New ork: Robert M. De Witt.
For sale by Henry Taylor
The UNITED STATES CUSTOMS GUIDE. Being a
compilation of the laws relating to Customs dues.
The entry of merchandise for consumption and for
warehousing, with an alphabetical table of duties
payable, &C., &c. By R. S. Andres. Boston: r.
T. Marvin. For sale by Cushings & Bailey.
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Your obed't servant,


lin justice to Mr.. MILES, we cheerfully publish
the above statement. We regret exceedingly that
our report of his lecture should have made him
sponsible ''for a variety of principles and meta
phors" which he repudiates, and we regret still
more that we should have alluded to ga dramatic
absurdity''-,oe called it ga marvellous conci-
dence I'm Senior Valiene, of which it really does
appear, from a more careful examination of the
text, that the author not guilty. The mistake,
however, may be easily explained. Henry CLIN-
TON, in his interview with NELL CAvERLY, speaks
of having been ill twice; once in public hospital
in New York city; and once in Mexico, in conse-
quence of having been dangerously wounded at
the storming of Chapultepec. During one of
those illnesses, he was nursed by a mysteri-
GUS young lady, whom he designates-from
the peculiar dress which she wore, and from her
being yelled in the Saga Munta-"Sant ROSE of
Lima" The costume was that which is common
to Spanish America, and as it is rather unusual
occurrence for young ladies of eighteen, thus fan
tasticaly attired, to nurse sick young gentlemen
of twenty, in the public hospitals of New York, we
fell intothe very natural ofsupp0sng that the
tender ministrations referred to took place during
| CLINToN's sickness in Mexico, where the Saga
Manta forms a portion of the national costume
| MT. MILES, however, declares-anu !tne teXt Ger
tany confirms his asserton-that he did not COM
nit the dramatic absurdity of sending the young
lady to Mexico to nurse her wounded lover; but
that it was during his first illness that she dis
guised herself in Spansh-American dress-Sayo
c Manta and al-and sitting by the side of hi:
couch, in New York hospital, soothed his deliri
UNI by smoothing his hair with her soft hand,
and by singing to him low musical snatches o
opera songs. To our mind, the romantic improba
bility of the incident is quite great, whether i
be supposed to have occurred in Mexico, or on thu
island of Manhattan.-EDs. EXCHANGE.
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On the 4th of July, 1855, Capt. Richard Fitz
Gibbon, of Bridgeport, then on board the steamer
Cartel" bound for Havre, threw overheard a bot
tie, enclosing note, wishing the finder to report
its locality. few days since, he received note
from Mr. Fred. c. Sherman, of North Carver
Mass, saying that he picked up the said BOTTLE or
the 25th of October last, off Cape Sable, Newfound
land, after it had been knocking about the ocean
three years and half!
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lP THE CHARACTER OF HAMLET.
MR. JAMES f. MURDOCH,
WILL DELIVER HIS LECTURE
r. AN ANALYSIS OF THE CHARACTER OF HAMLET,
ION SATURDAY EVENING NEXT,
AT THE NEW ASSEMBLE ROOMS,
HANOVER STREET,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE DESTITUTE
UNDER THE CARE OF
THE ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING THE CONDITION
OF THE POOR
CARDS OF ADMISSION WILL BE READY IN DAY
OR TWO
Doors open at T. Reading to begin at
Mr. Murdoch having generously rendered to the Poor OF
this City, entire proceeds of this OCCASION it is hoped that
large patronage will be given to the entertainment Mr.
elegant scholarship and mastery reading are
guarantee that all who attend will spend delightful even
ing. fG ,.r mhfot
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ARIzoNA.-A writer in the Galveston CtUihan,
dating from FL Paso, asserts that Arizona is hum
bug-that there is not over twenty thousand acres
of good land in all the Mesilla Valleythat the gold
mines are now supposed to be worthless, and that
the silver mines have yet to be tested-that the
whole Gadsden purchase is worthless to the United
States, except for railroad to the Pacific and that
the only practicable route is still further South, so
that it is even worthless for that purposes and the
editor of the Cuan adds that the statements of the
writer may be depended on.
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE is published every morning
SUNDAYS excepted price Two CENTS served in the city
at twelve and half cents week payable to the carr
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ROOFING ROOFING !! | ROOFING ! II
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The GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
Having greatly increased their facilities for manufacturing
their celebrated FAMILY MACHINES with all the recent i'm
provements reduced their prices and offer for sale
ANEW STYLE MACHINE,
PRICE $50.
1t longer questioned that these Machines the best
in for family sewing They
HEM FELL, GATHER AND STITCH
superior manner and the only machines in
market that well and simply made that they may be
sent into families with other instructions than
aimed in a circular which accompanies each machine, and
which
A CHILD TEN YEARS
may readily Them and keep them in order
They make upwards of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES MINUTE,
will do the sewing of family cheaper than seamstess
can do it, even if she works a, the rate of
ONE CENT Hour.
Is there husband father brother in the Untad States
permit the drudgery of hand sewing in his fmi
ly when a GROVER BAKER MACHINE will do it better,
expetously and cheaper than possibly be done
by hand?
Offices exhibition and Isl Ba timore street, Bait
more 495 Broadway, New York.
NJ Agencies in all the principal cities and tow the
| United States
R6 Send for a circular. nll-ti
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The two rival candidates for senatorial honors in
district No. s, New Hampshire, Walter and Benia-
min +. Hartman, are brothers, who live on the
same farm and in the same house.
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On Tuesday, 22d umo in Mount St Marys Church, near
Emmittsburg, by Rev. John McCafrey, d. D. GEORGE H.
NILES and ADELINE TIERS, daughter of L. W. Tiers.
New York papers please copy -
On the LIST instant WILLIAM y TALBOTT, in the 45th
year of his age
His invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence No ~ ST. Paul street. Thursday afternoon at
o'clock. -
On the 2sth ultimo, JOHN r. YEATMAN.
On the Goth utmo Capt. JAMES f. DAWES, in the 24th
year of his age of Seth and Mary Dawes.
On the 2Ith uimo, SARAH ANN WHITAKER, i'll the
54th year of her age.
On the 18th utmo HATTY, aged years and 3 months,
only child Of VIM. and Margaret Forsyth
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The AzoREs.-These islands, it is feared, will
again be the theatre of restitution and suffering
the coming season, they were in 1858. An Off
cIal despatch from Charles w. Dabney, ESQ.,,
United States consul Fayal, to the State Depart
ment, under date of January 3, says: "With deep
regret have to announce the total failure of the
vintage of 1858, in consequence of the combined &C
ton of the odium and tempestuous weather, the
destruction of threefourhs of the potato crop, and
one-fourth of the corn crop of this district. The
misery that these calamities occasion indescriba
ble and many ofthe poorer inhabitants will be COM
PEELED to emigrate as the FAM ne of last yeal
| exhausted their resources. - Wash. Union.
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SENIOR VALIENTE.
BALTIMORE, March l, 1859

Messrs. Editors
GENTLEMEN: In your paper of the 18th instant,
your reporter made me responsible for variety OF
principles and metaphors not even remotely sug-
gested by the lecture | then delivered; and in your
issue of Yesterday, you have charged me with a
dramatic absurdity directly contradicted by the
text of the Play. Allow me to say that neither
shared your reporters antpathy to the present
great and good Emperor of the French, nor accom-
plished the impossible meeting in Mexico between
NELL CAyERLY and Se,,or VALIENTE, as you have OBJ
jected l call your attention to these errors, be-
cause your paper is both able and influential.
Thanking you for your liberal and extended no
tice of Senior pdliente
am, very truly,
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N ARKlED.
On the oath February by Rev j. W Hodges, JAS. COOK
to Miss MARTHA COGGINS, all of this city.
On the I'D February, by Rev. b. b. Hamlin, SAML. X
GRIFFITH to Mrs KATE DANEK Err, all of this city.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES,
AT los BALTIMORE STREET,
HAVE BEEN GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE.
We are now offering new family machine at the LowJ
~ Hemming guages of every width, binding guages
all sizes, adjusted to machines.
~ Send for copy of l. NJ. Singer Co.'s Gazette
Off W E. FREDERICK, Agent
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discussion is going on in the English papers as
to the highest note reached by any soprano singer.
Jenny Lind sing to in alt; Madame Faure
and Viardot Garcia to d sharp, while friend of
Madame CASTER that that lady sings up to G..
in alt If this be so, Madame G.. bears away the
palm from her competitors. La Grange has sung
up to F. and probably can do sharp. At the time
when Haydn composed the ''Creation," the sustain
ed for the soprano in the air "Thy marvellous
works." was deemed something astonishing. In
Verdis music, d fiat or sharp very often occurs,
and in the finales of concerted pieces, where flat
or is the concluding note, many singers are fond
of taking the octave.
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SAVE MONEY, AND Buy SLoAT & Co.'s
LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINE.
Price $50 and SOS, complete
Beauty and excellence of Stitch alike both sides Of the
fabric sewed economy of thread simplicity of construction
portability and of operation speed quietness of
ment strength and mness of that will not rip rave
applicability variety of MATERIAL compactness and ele
gance of model and finish.
" L. D. CHASE, Agent,
nl6-tfr No. SO Baltimore street