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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-13
MEDICAI.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES THE
IL attention Of Physieisns and all persons Eishing
Pure and q HeIiabIe RAedlcines,
Is respectfully solicited to ny stock, which comprises
q complete assortment Of ythinE Pertaining 70
THE DRUG TRADE,
and At prices to nsure satisfaction to the purchaser
Dental and Slsrgieal InstTumsHts, Tsstk, Foil,
VtsIeGhiEsd Rubber and VEledaizsrs,
Of the latest and most approved patterns sold At man
ufAstures prieea-
PERFUMRRY AND FANCY ARTICLES,
In great variety. Also, stock Of LIQuO2s, las to
quality second to none In market.
Agent for DAYS sPLIkT. the most e0nlplste set
Of Splints ever offered to the Profession Country
Physicians ale particularly invited to an exam ns-
tion ny stock, aud viii find Il to their sdvaBtaEs
70 favor NE with their ordsrs- CIV. CLARK
jams us Sngerier-st
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-13

Among the many certificates Of thu sxeaIlsncs anA
neriis Of tesss Pianos, We Woui refer 70 the fIioW
IA ". KzARr, Baltimore, Dear sgr:-I hsve Qrs.s
pleasure IN certifying that have tried yOu SquRro
Pianos, and and lhsm squal, Il not supsrior to EuT
a tais country. Among their great qualities which
abs AID eesY touch, and voluns q sone. WiShisg
FoR All TIE 71oesss you % highly deserve,
lam, Sir, youTs very tT1lJi
RrznzlEtion-Fron the FfsnSh.1 -
sf hasing PiaS ne Pisnes o 9sIsrs Anass
2uAt.esI which have acquired for them the eminent
5eSH69tiS1 which tEs5 enjoy Ihs fianos q thsiS
y roEaArksble p their Qualities of FoaE. The BasG
IEeet, clear and hermoDiOusy mellow, krystili&n,l
and do not hesitate to express IN regard ths in-
strumsnA ny sasirs sAtlsection and % dsea-e thss
tured IN EnropoOr this country By the most eesbra.
I'd mAkszs. l5isnedl L. 4. GOFrSCHALKs
To RasSru. VIZ ksABE q 90, Baitimore.-I can.
not but eongratulate yoq UPON the immepse yrSsTe9
Tour Planes, which II ny opinion, rank sneng tSs
EsrJ best in the country. NJ sTRAAOsOHs
MI GEo. A. B1RLow:-Thsse- ..ehls InstruEsnts
Ehs bass Is soaoroas and Srai7 ths midais rS1iss
rich and syEnpathetci while the high aCtsg bFil
liant, clear and Pure e. silver bella.
The scale Il even without single dRW; shs sotioa
- s90oss aa @ssISloTssy easy and tho Eedsl eeosa
Ia WORT knabeH Pianos are worthy Of t1s great.
,stArtiIts, ard espabls of rsndsr{ng ths hnssi
9oE1Sogikicns kaoWn IN tzig realm Of Al.
EGiSA HaEPHERD,
UassAnd, .,
Ar. 9. A. RAnL5H, Dear Htr:-It gives L. ples5ars
STATE that consider the EnAbs Piano equal % al,
and 3erior 70 ulost instruments made IN this cos
sry, especially In richness and volume OF tons.
Having usad enc Of tho same fJt ten OF mere Eou1
Of each day for two yearB, Iae confident IN Tacom
1s1dinS tham 70 al who are acquainted with thss
"grsAt qualities" ! EIns Tsgyecsflllyt Yolrg.
o. q. p. EEEHEE,
Teachsr Of EIuEio OisVulsad Fsrnais . saroinaF
8. A. BAzLON, Dear ir:-It gives ne Eauch blszI
1rs 10 b able 70 say, thst ccnElder EaaE5s Ftalo
hs nnest, both IN volume and Ewes nsss, which heV
sTsr played uPOE, eitheF.n Amsrica II EaToge.
Theps dAls OD5rats with better efs.t than IN 20
othsrina trqnentg; and In fAct, 6absis motto na
truly Be, 'sE1oslsioE." Mr. o. s. DOUGLAS,
Teacher o. Enaio, OsVslall
Prof. q. J. NOTHING azA, Teacher Of Huaio n tha
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes -; After e1Annnin1
large number Of hm- knabe Cos Piano Eort1I
unheaitatlgiy pronounce them superior 70 anY /
have Their tone Il grand and noble; they have
great capacity for sustaining the aOund and shsE
volume Of tone or power have heard sEoSied-
They combine With 6ns toaoh, doPth, EFsstneaI Z
tore parity and duFsbihty.n
N
t'rhat the KnA5o PiAno Il superior 70 81 othsEs
mede In this county, for brilliAnoy, HWsstnsEa ard
VOlGns Of tone, Rseds only 70 be heard % conves %
shs factn-tStats JoarnAi, Columbus, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-13

ERENCH CORSBTS-ALL Nun.
bers k.&G. RETTBERe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-13

Mr.. Wilson reported from the Judiciary
| Committee q bill changing the places OF
holding Circuit and District Courts Of
East Tennessee. Passed.
Mr.. Wilson also reported bill defining
the jurisdiction Of the Court Of Claims.
The bill is to restrain the Court from
setting on claims, for property destroyed
or appropriated by the military authori-
ties during the war, reserving these mat
ters to Congress.
Mr.. Stevens from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported bill to increase
the Internal Revenue and for other pur-
poses which was made the special order for
Thursday next.
NJ. Thom@ Of Maryland, from the Ju-
dietary ns.-sllkEtse reported biIl supple.
mentary TO the law relating to the War
Department and authorizing the settle
ment Of certain claims against the United
States
The House went into committee Of the
whole on the state Of the Union and pro-
oeeded to the consideration of the bill to
reimburse the State Of Pennsylvsnia for
calling out the militia for repslling inva-
sion and sppropristing 100000 for thst
purpose.
Fernando Wood moved an amendment
so as to reimburse New York, which should
be placed on an equal footing with Penn.
sylVanis or any other State.
Mr.. Rogers wanted to include New Jer-
sey.
No question being taken the Committee
arose and the House adjourned at four
o'clock.
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OIL AND NAPTHA

" 100 barrels Lubricatins OIL,
80 " Carbon Oil,
IS {" Lard OIL,
20 Haptha,
In store and for sale low. Gro. EPRAGUE,
dsol nand - MsrHin-st,
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EDWARDS, TOWNSEND & 90.

nISSOLUTION.-THR CoPAHT-
HERsHIP hsrst0fors existing under the firm aad
style of K. 7. LYON 4 hTURRiLL, was by mutual coz
ssnt, dissolved on the first day Of November, 1888.
The business will be settled by q 7. LYON, 81 the
former plsos Of business, herwin-5t,
b. 7. LYON,
J.R. TURRILL.
Cleveland, HoVsnbeS I, 1850.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION.
Tho undersigned will continue the business a. here
toiore at the old and established place. merwin-st.,
Cleveland, ohio. u. I. LYON.
Cleveland. Nov. ]. lsA3 -"yA 17s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-13

With q newly in
vented Camera, We
take from one dozen
to one gross Of new
style miniatures,
showing different
positions, eIrresE-
Ions aud hnish in
fifteen minutes, for
so cents per dozen.
Fine Gard Pictures
for sl.OO per dozen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-13

we should swell them by the addition of
OOlored troops. The people, everywhere,
are unit In supporting the policy Of en-
plOying oOlored soldiers to fight our
battles.
Mr.. Wilson moved, at four o'clock, to 20
into extra session, as there was no pros
peot Of vote on the bill. The motion
was adopted, and after an extra session
the Senate adjourned,
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DANCES.

CELFCT DANCING SCHOOL
- Mr.. BALLOU VII eo1msaes aSslsct elsa In
Dancing st thapin's Hall On
Mondsy Evening, Jan. ilih.
H.B.-No person admitted but subscribers. La
dies VIII have tickets Of admission also. For inior-
nation enquire Of MR.. BALLOU.
janeil32.
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RNABE's PIANOS. go
GEO. A. BARLOW, AEeDt.
GVoFy Piano WhFrantedf dfOr live YeaFl
AD PIAIu IlD MEL0DEOas IEEEaM lrSlEa

ALsO-OE HAND,
Aelassosa, Snail lEstramsats. Ekiaas. Z.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-13
FERROTYPEs.
PARKER'S NEW FERROTYPK ROOMS,
Arenots Open for the Reception Of he R4blis.

Tho FerrOtype can
Be taken IN all kinds
Of weather, and are
far supsTtpEto Pho
fograpE orotherpio-
lures. TheyRre TAX
en- Of all sizss, for
frame, cases and al
bETns, inserted in
locketB, pins & rings
DaRuerreOtypes and
other pictures copied
I. L. PARkER'S,
iVer peWitt's Store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-13

To Eassrs. VIZ. ksABI 3 90, Baltimors.-I ean.
not but congratulate you upon the immense progreG
and improvements which you continually mAEB os
Tcur Pianos, which II ny opinion, rank among tie
TsrT best in the osuRtEE. a. STRAAOcCEs
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-28

Churches and farther recommend that collection and
Churches be solicited give least dollar year from
each member beside the present collection be up
quarterly this Missionary Board pay Missionary
when one shall obtained We fslly believe that or q
similar plan, carried for great good that God will
bless the effort the salvation Of souls AL Of which
respectfully submit
25 On motion, suspended business to hear sermon
from Brother Cell from Jer, 9th, and 7th.
After the spent hour prayer God
blessing OF o nation.
27 The Association again resumed business, and Com
mittee appointed carry the suggestions of the
Committee on benevolent effort said Commute ssting
Bros Hazen Kslum NJ. L. Cliff w. W Hollinsbee, G.
w. Bowers S. Hendrix and E. II. Webb
The Committee recommended to hold annual
meeting Pipe Creek Church, Hazen preach ne
Introductory sermon, and James NJ Smith write the Cir
cuar letter, which report read and adopted.
% The Committee resolutions, reported the follow
ing, which adopted:
Of religious intelligence to increased
The Young Reaper aid in the Sabbath School
Resolvd, That the Baptist State Convention of Indi
demands and liberal contributions for the
svangeization of the destitute parts of the State
Resorea That Foreign Missions require of large
portion of Christian sympathy and for the exten
sion of the Gospel throughout the world
A. Resolred That tire American Publication Society
three fold agencies Press, Coporteure and Sabbath
School, combines unusual facilities for spreading the Gospel
Christ and commands the highest consideration of the
Churches and should receive liberal contributions.
s. Resovd That citizens of ZiQn, and this
wealth, deeply regret the existence of civil in
peaceful and happy country and that we regard this
people have been guilty and Christians we feel
it duty entire support to the National authorities,
in the suppression Of this wicked rebellion and that will
most earnestly to the Great Ruler of nations that he
override this fearful judgment through which
passing for good and thereby purify and the
whole nation.
80 The Committee Obituaries, failing prepare a
port discharged and Bros Hervey Hazen
named instead and instructed prepare and print
the miputes such notice
81. On motion, vote of thanks rendered this
munity for their beraty and kindness the Association
ed to forward next the Association their letters
the date of their contributions be printed
minutes
33. On motion, adjourned to meet with the Pipe Creek
Baptist Church. the first Wednesday in August A D. 1865.
JAMES N SMITH. Moderator.
T.. III. WEBB Clerk.
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CIRCULAR LETTER.

DEAR BRKruRES-The Importance of thorough work in
every department of worldly business settled beyond
dispute May not who have the souls of thousands
committed profit by their example? thorough
work for God is demanded hands from the
when soul has passed beyond this probationary
there is opportunity of rectifyng mistakes This sug
the imperative necessity of sound, able educated
preach the of Life and Salvation; for mistake
the doctrine of regeneration preached in single sermon
souls; if received and trusted
salvation what disappointment awaits that soul? But
enough the leaders Gods hosts, thorough work
Church. which is the Light of world be care
nl shed true Light: and Churches composed
divdua members the amount of Light emanating
Church wal be in proportion TO the quantity of its individual
possessors This ought lead each member
body enquire, am shedding the of Light
a redeemed soul ought for the salvation of dying fellow
The Importance OF high standard Of piey, of
H4Snpcnt in Divine life will be admit I'd by all But
alas how Nv attain full in Christ Jesus
1t the duty of Christian. make their influence
good great As possible that they possess
extend the Redeemers kingdom Hence proprie
Of using the best advantage every that
has placed within reach To of these would
call particular attention Secret the Saviour enjons
following language. But thou when prayest
thy closet and when thou hast shut thy door pray
thy Father which in secret and thy Father which see
secret shall reward thee openly negect>of duty
we be of the 81 GOODNESS
often complained Of in Zion And beseecl
you value the enjoyment Of Masters presence
and the Light of his coanenance that you be regular
your closet for prayer viii increase enjoy
of every other blessing of God The duty OF
examination it to be feared Is also badly neglected and
how expect to make progress Divine life
review conduct and try by the Word God
We exhorted grow grace the knowledge of
the Truth is in Christ Jesus In to do this we
search the scriptures which testify Jesus
vile hearts, which viii hsye tendency humble US and
exat dear Retieeme whas efficacy to cleanse from
all sin also need know of of Gods sal
order to teach ransgressors the God In
der be successful in winning souls the mind
OF Christ and be thoroughly imbuei love Then IKE
the disciples their Emusus. would burn
The soldier of Christ has many inducements TO
life devotion and should soul and body
90 Him redeemed him his own precous blood
be satisfied with low standard pietv bat let
us press the mark, prize Of our high
of God in Christ Jesus Inl attain which we
apprehended Let higher and higher until
arrive where Jesu. is. Then shall even as we
known and reap the reward Of thorough for God
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FnMALEs--PIG AiEs--EEaALE>

INA T. s+'--E II s&f-N--s IA n LIZ.
III many Affections peculiar to Females tie EXTRACT
BREEZY Is une4EAiiei ~ any oti4ar remedy, as in
thdrass Retention. frreguiarity, Pain euBess. or
Suppression ot Customary Executions, JlceFats!
clrTt.ols state Of the Uterus LsucurTioe4 Wits
S.aFiGtv. and Ter all complaints incident TO the sex
Whether arising from iB5seretion Habits OF Desspa
ton, IN the
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+. III. WEBB, Clerk.

OBITUARY:--Died. his residence in Ripley County
Ind. the 10th of Sept, "A ID. 1868 Elder IRA G. PER
the SD year of his Truly, good has fa
len, and recognize in his death the hand of God laid
heavily upon Association: miss him. as he
always ready for every good word and work
He served Moderator i'll the Association,
the eleven OF its exsance previous to his death
deed, If mistaken be said that he the
originator of the White aer Valley Association Yet
would remember the goodness and of God raising
such faithful laborer would cherish his
and initiate his virtues for his a1ors
midst, seals to his
enquire who will his place upon the walls
Zions But while lis loss his is eternal
gain.
We tender to his family, sympathies and prayers.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-28
PROCEEDINGS.

H. At l03 O'clock August 3D. the Introductory Sermon
delivered by James NJ Smith from the Sd Of the
Epse OF Jude And exhort that ye should earnestly
contend for the faith which delivered the
Ansr which NJ Hazen, Moderator for last year called
the Association order and stated that the Clerk for last
year John Carve absent serving his country sol
der il would be necessary to appoint Clerk where
upon E. II. Webb, chosen
g. The letters from the Churches then read. from
which the following table 10 compiled.
Stato Of the Churches:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-28

Take no more Raisam. Mercury. or un
pleas ant Medicines los unpleasant and dan
Zeraus diseases.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-28
Also, a large lot OF other Stoves.

Which cannot t. ez-sei ii this or anr other market
W. viii sell K On RIAL, ard let = q IL merits
b rs gT.lr Recommendation.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-28
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS,

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT Bt CHI, a Positive
and Specific Remedy for diseases Of the Bladder Kid
news, Gravel, and Dropsical Swellings.
Tins Medicine increases the power OF Digestion, and
aM6ites the Absorbents into healthy action by which
the Natery CalcareouS dispositions, and all
raj enlargements reduced well pain and in
namaatlOn.
HeimboId-s Extract Euchu.
Fer Weakness arising from Excesscs, Habits ot
Dissipation. Early Indscretion of Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms
Imlisposjtian to Exertion, Loss OF Power.
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror of Disease, Waketullness
Dimuess Of Vision, Pain in the back
Universal Iassitude Of the Muscular system
Hot Hands. Flushing of the Body
Dryness Of the skin. EruptIons the Face
Paliiei Coun,enance.
These ~ Ptonls, If allowed 10 go on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
Hapot1tcy. Faaaitg, Eoiieltis Iit
In one of which the Patent NAV expire
Who saw that they frequently followed
by those "Dircful Diseases
s'INsANITf AND CONSUMPTION
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suffering
But none will confess the record of the i'm
sane "a ium..
AMP MEL. 4sCHoLY DEATHS co>svMFrIoS bear
ample witness t. tire f413tA s.; tie assertion.
n Csssta,stoa o@,cl \ To sr'tf C,sygic eeaknex.
r7saires the ala Of Hetier - Strengthen aud La4I 20
Taf@ Tire ~sstam'
u Ilicl Il 9Inboiti's o. tract Bncau invariably
4 Trial VII cnrr sact. tt4 most s.e.-tical
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-05-20
ISAAC DAVIS.
Notice.


ITO AURELlA LEWIS of the state Of hi
Il nOis, William G.. Lewis ut the state nj H.
ainos, and Charles +. l.oAis of tho state of
Michigan.
You are hereby nctihcd that Elisha Lewis
Executor nf the last VIII md testament ~
Jeiicrscn w. Whitacre, deceased, on the 10Th
day oi May, 1864, filed hls petlti0nin the Pro-
hale Court oi Hancock County, Ohio. alleg
ing that the personal estate Of said dscedent
is insufficient Ia pay his debts aud the charg
as ~ administering his estate that he died
seized IN fee simple ~ the following descIiD.
ed realest,te, situate IN Hancock County,
Ohio, to-wlt:
The southwest quarter at section twenty.
Peven. (2j) In township one, north oi range
mine, east. containing $50 acres cf land. and
that you together with Auranah J. Lewis are
The devisees, having the next estate Oi inher.
iiance IN SAID premises,
Tho prayer Oi said petition is for n sale Of
sad premises for the payment of tho debts
and charges aforesaid,
Said poiiinn viii be for hearing on the 25th
day OF June. A. d., 1854, or as soou thereaf.
Ter ~ counsel can be heard.
ELISHA LEWIS.
Executor Of Jefferson W. whitacrc. decd
BY o'Neal, Black!ord Harsh, his Auy's.
May l3.--li ".
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-05-20

Examinations to commence at half past nine
O'Clock, A. NJ.
Teachers win take notice that the lar, as
now amended, requires each male applicant
for u certificate to pay To the Examiners u
tee of lifty cents. aud each female applicant
Il fee of thirty five cou,S. None who fail To
comply will be admitted for examination.
Ali applicants are required u furnish writ.
ten To stlm1uiaiS of good moral character
thnse who have been eng. g.ged aS teachers to
obtain these testimonials from their last EN-.
ployeys: those who have never taught will
prac Wrc ,hcm from their last teachers, which
testimonials Will be kept an ile.
NJ private examinations viii he held; no
certificate will be antodated: no candidate
will 10 admitted tor IC'eS animation with in
three months after = second iaiiurc. Appli'
canis are requested to present specimens OF
pcnmanship.
Those who Gail Ia comply with the above
requisitions will not be adsaitt
J., yUSSlNG, Secretary,
April lS. hoard of Examiners.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-05-20
Administrators A Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under
~ signed has heen duly appointed by the
Probate Court of Hancock County, Ohio, ad.
ministrator Of tho estate of George <. Brad.
ford, late Of Hancock county. Ohio. deccised
May Il. ls6t. CHESTER COOK.
Brown Dunn. ATTORNEYS
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-05-20
JUST RECEEVllD!

80 half bbls. White Fish,
% quarter bbls White Fish,
Also. Herring Bass, and other kin Is of Fish
at the lowest price, .at Wholesale and retail.
at OSBORN'S.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-05-20
Notice.

VNHE undersigned has been duly appointed
L Executor Oi the last will and testament
Of Frederick Keller, latc of Hancock County
Ohio, deceased. JOHN KELLER
Brown & Dunn. Att'ys. Executors.
May G. 1861 law
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-05-20
To Teacher.

Tn consequence of the late change in he
i School Law. u becomes necessary for he
Board Of School Examiners OF Hancock coun.
ty, to make tho following re arrangement
with recNrd To tho m nnllncR for lSiI. viz
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-02

The widow of Ex-President Harrison
died at her residsnce near Cincinnati last
Friday. 49, s -
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

sDr j. addresses al those who
Sy improper indulgence and solitary habits, WHOM
ruin both body and mind, uniting them fsr sther oa-
siness, study, society marriage,
TaEsR are some of tho sad aid nsianohoiy cnecs
produced by early habits Of youth, via: weaknes OF
the sack and Limbs, Pains in tho Head, Dinness u
soht. Loss of Muscular Power, Palpilatisn Of the
Heart, DyspspGa, Ndrvcus Eritabiity, Dersngsnsnt
Of the Digestive Func6ons. General Debility. fyssp-
toms of Consumption, &e.
mneh 10 be dresded--Loss Of Memory, 0oafuHon q
Ideas Depressions of Spirits, Evil Porebodng Aver
sion to Society; Self Dstrust, Love OF solifuds Ia
ity, &C., are some of tho evils produced.
TuoUsAsDs Of persons Of all ages oan nov Judge what
IA the cause Of their declining health losing hs Wig
or becoming weak, pale nervous and emactated hav.
ing singular appearance about the syss, cough ana
.,,, ptruns NJ Conaumption.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-02
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves BY certain prasacs Ia
duleed in when alone, habit equently learned nom
evil companions or at school, the affects OF which are
ders marriage possible and destroys both mind and
body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope Of bis sssA-
Try the darling of bis parents should be matched nom
a prospects and snjoyeAts Of life by the consequences
of deyiatng from the path of nature and iRdugns In
certain secret habit iueh parsoas svss eefors sSa
temp Jating
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-02

To cure the Ohio requires, in summer.
copions draughts of water--to be taken
in bed. ---------
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-02
DISEASE OF IuPRVDENoE.

Wheu the misguided and imprudsnt votary a pAses-
s nd, that he has mbibsd the seeds Of tAs painful
al seass il too often happens thst an l-ned sense o.
shame or dread ofdseovsry dstsrs him froin applying
TO those who, from sdueation and rsspss'aoIy, Can
lone bsfri iend him, delaying ill the constitutional
symptoms of this horrd disease mske their
such as ulcerated sore throat diseased asse nocturnal
pains in the head snd inbs dInness s .ght desness
head face and sxtremitiss, progressing with frght3
rapdity till at last the palate Of the mosth OF ne
bones Of the nose fall In, and the victim OIL ths swu
disease becomes horrit object OF sommssrsuon, VI
nuts psroa to his dreadful ssferings, BY send
ing him 70 sthat Undiscovered Country hem vhsaos
no traveller returns"
II is Hslanskoy faot that thosSnn AL v.otnns ts
noraat pretsndsrs Who the use Of that Dsady Po.
ssn Mercury ruin the soRs,ituoa and make Ne rsi-
dua of lifa miserable.