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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17

TIE NJ !. Times analyses the recent
movements in Mississippi under Gen
Sherman: ~
If we suppose, us we ought, that the
movements of these several columns are
in execution of a well-conceived military
combination, there is one course open to
Sherman's column would seem to be con-
sistent with the line ofadvance it has ia
ken up. Let US suppose that he works
his way, which Wopld NECESSARILY be.Fath-
er slow, IN a due 3asterly direction tkRThg
jackson en- route and. opening tho South
ern Mississippi Railroad as he goes; and
let US supposefhatth makes Meridian
Zone hunhred ind forty SthilesS east of
Nicksburgh) his objective, Let us sup;
pose, again, that while Sherman is perfor-
ming this work. Banks and Farragut
move on and take Mobile. This done, it
will be appare1t the two. important stra-
tegic points gained by the two columns
are connected by an extremely important
railroad-the Mobile and Ohio; and that
the united force would be in position to
form the neither milestone between which
and the upper, (the army at Chattanooga,
the entire rebel force in the Southwest
should be ground to powder. Mobile
moreover, would give us the eommsud of
the Tom6igbee and the Alabama rivers,
furnishing a'wa'er bnse on the Gulf, and
water highways leading up into the heart
of tho Confederacy. t'.,,-.r,e -......-....
We think, therefore, We can discern,
even in the initiatprY operations that haye
already been made, the outlines, dim and
shadowy as yet, of u campaign grand,
audaciOus and different from what any one
had cqRSSfte Ia. dave oppgut must
greatly change the rebel programme and
cause immediate moyements 70 meet it,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17
Sale OF Land In Marshall County.
JoHiAh Inge

40 Josiah IpgersOll, In the Circuit
Va Court for Mar
John Wilson and Benjamin Redd. shall Co. W. Va
TN pursuance Of the decree Of the said Court made
y In this cause At the Spring Term, 1854, the un.
derltsned Sheriff OF said county q Marshall, will
House for MAr1hal county, sell for ready money to
the highest aod best bidder the tract OF land in
bill mentioned, or = suflclsn6y thereof to pay tho
sum Of Two hundred and thirty nine dollars aud
tTentyseVen cents, with interest from the frat day
SfApril In the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and any ok, aud twenty three dollars and twenty
nye cents, costs Of this suit together with the costs
ofthis advertisement and the ices Of the Sheriff for
making this sale, and such other costs may be
legally incident to making such sale The said tract
OF land ts the tract mentioned In the bill and pro-
ceedugs in this case, containing ninety-One acres
and seventeen poles and the same tract Of land sit
uAte In MaFshLll county which sa4d BENJAMIN
RSdd lately resided, bounded by land OF James VIII
son, Thomas Stewart and others, and which cons
yeyed by said Ingersoll TO- said defendant, John
Wilson, BY deed. dated th6hrat dry Of April, 1856
ID teoorded in the Clerks onloe Of MarshAl conn.
ljaplO 800 Sheriff Of Marshall county
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17
Proposals F6H fFtRkEE5, No.
onIEE QUARTER srE g; ot vt!s q,


.s,....,f,. DKfAkfhEKF or REsf VIRan1A,
s'le cbnBnlLAgo, MD, January 18th, ls6i')
CBAEE0 PROPOSALS arc invited from, fine %
- time BY the undersigned for supplying the Quar-
Virginia Of Gallipoiis,i Ohio, PaEkSElhurg and
Wheeling W, Va, and the several DePos on me
line Of tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad follows
Olarksburg, Grafton, New Greek, Cumberland, Mar
tinsburg, HarPer's Ferry, Berlin, Point g. RocEs.
and including HaEerstOWn and Frederick City Midi
@ either Of those places with Hay Corn az Spd
BIds will be received 6br the delivery Ofthree thou
Sand $4,000 bushels Of Corn or Oats and hity l9p)
eompanied by a'copy Of this advertisement sdi
Bidders must state ut which Of the above named
points they propose 70 make eId ths
the quantities Teach article proposed to be dellV
cred, the time when aid delivery Hha1 be COM
Ali deliveries must be promptly made within the
time and for the quantities PROPOSED and accepted,
to insure prompt settlement therefor.
The price must be written out Ia, words on the
Corn to be put up in good stout sacks Of about two
bushels eAehi Oats in like sacks Of about THREE
bushels each; the sacks to be furniShed without
extra Charge 70 tho Government; tho Hay and Straw
to be securely baled. il' ON" 80 20 ~ L.
All articles offered under tho bids hsTeiu invited
will be subject TO rigid inspection BY Govern.
plent Inspector, before being accepted.
Contracts will be awarded nom time to time
TO the lowest responsible bidder, a. the inter
s8tS o. the Cover ment lnAy requIrei aud payments
viii BE- made when the whole amounts contracted Ton
EhaIl have been delivered and aeespted. 20
No bids viii Be considered from parties who have
| failed heretofore to comply with their oontrAetA
II All proposals amounting to ten thousand DOLLAR
Or exceeding that sum must be accompanied by !
| guaranty, signed by two responsible peTaons, tina
In case tho bid = accepted, be they will, within
the time named, execute tho contract for the same
with good and Sufficient sureties IN Asum equal Il
amount 70 the amount OF the contracts to deltVe
foIage proposed, In conformity. With the teIms Q
this advertisement, and In case bidder shall fal
to enter Into the contract they to make good til
difference between the offer Of Haid bidder and tn
next loWest responsible bidder the person TO Whor
the contract may be awarded.
d Tho responsibility the guGrAutOrs must be show
by the official certificate ora United Statea DiltriE
Judge or Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or othe
Government official, or Eome responsible perso
| known by this ofice. -" 80. ~ "
AL bidders will be Only notified of the aecoptanc
4 or rejection Of their propOaAlB ga, ..is ....
The full name aud post once address OF each bid
der must be written in the proposals. ''2slt ~
u Proposals must addressed 10 Captain .Y.Bal
ringer, Chief QuartermAstOr Department Of We
Virginia, Cumberland, Md, and Herlel Propose
for Forage"
blank Iortha u bids, guarantees and bonds me
b obj Iued on application 70 thia oaice;I -,
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.. r...EAMa..u,.n

the debate on MS{i6& Il. FSdSi Sai5is
ed to universal suffrage as the test Of
Mexican feeling, on which NJ Jules Farve
remarked that it was odd policy to kill
q nation in order TO obtain its vote: "are
we like Pagan priests" said he, ito con-
suit the entails ,0fsVietlns for favorable
auguries." ,........
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GROVER ia BAKNRAE.
PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES.

THE ONLY GOLD MEDAL ii /
Ever Awarded to Sewing Machines in Illinois. b
T1uRsE Machines were awarded the Hishess Pre-
miums, over all competitors, for the Best Fam
Ily Sewing Machines, the Btst Manufacturing Ma
chimes and the Best Machine Work, at the following
STATE PAIRS, Of1s63:
New York State Fair,
First Premium for family machine.
Rirst Premium for dOuble-thread maehtn0G
First Premium for machine work.
Vermont State Pair, -
FirSt Premium for manufacturing machine.
First Premium for machine work. ~.
Iowa State Fair. sz7R u, ssaA
Pirst Premium for manufacturing machine.
First Premium for machine work. -t...rrr
Michigan State Fair, st 81.
First Premium for Misunderstanding machine.
First Premium for machine work. a.
FirSt prsmigm Tor machine for all purposes.
First Premium for machine E9E ssllEss Tim
sFIrst Pfs@ia@ Tor machine for an purposes -
: First Premium iCF machine work ,'--s r-si-.-
: Tisss Premium %, nSsRi9 for all purposes.
FiTSt Premium for mS6hinO work 80
PenusytSania State FAIL,
Eirst Premium for manufacturing machines.
First Premium Tor beautiful machine work.
| TlrSt Premium for machine work.
t4nd at he .IoilOViHg County Pairs:
Ohitteuden Co., VT. Agricultural Society,
| FirhI fteu4luuAl lhl1llS
| First Premium for manufacturing machine
Pirst Premium Tor machine work.
ClAInplAln Valley, VT Agricultural SOcIety,
| First Premium for family machine.
FIRST Premium for manu- i1cturing machine.
First Premium for machine work.
| HAmpden Co., Mass, Agricultural Society,
| Diploma for fAmily machine. -
ipIonA tor machine work. Igr
4 Fra1E lin Co., n. ", Fair, b.. ~. ..s o.. .-. -T
First Premium for family mRchine.ra s. 8. f.,
First Premium for manufacturing mnchf1a.
Queens Co. NY, Agricultural Society
| FIRST Premium for family machine
Washington Co., N. Y, Fair 10.
FIRST Premlnn nj for family machine. ..fa 30 f..
Saratoga Go, N. Y. Fair, sr..-r Z ilrr d, .. q
First Premium for family machine. .Hs .....
| Mechanics lnaiitute, Pa, FAir,.L ,r..r
u EiRat Premium for machine GnT, all purposes.
first Premium for machine work.
The above comprises all the Fairs at which the
GROVER i BAKER MAOHIEES were exhibited
this year At nearly all of than the leading Sewing
Machines were in competition. afi ,.a.
The work made upon tho Grover ( Baker Sewing
Machine hAs TecFiTed the RirAt Premium At every
State Fair In the United States where it has been
exhibited to this date.
Sales rooms 1,5X Main ST., Wheeling, ". Va.
| -.. JOE ACDOSAL,
nov3O!3m "a General Agent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17
CIevelsnd, Pittspurs andWheel-
.ti.a- ing Rail Road. 90.

N4SNOA6AI4A AbGA1kkA4 q 9AASA W A9OA@a
-. ing Rail Road. .s--.-...
20 M - !
nN AND AFTKk MONDAY. Nov 18th, lsss, Pas-
~ sengcr Trains will leave Bridgeport Is follows,
100 AN NiRii Tain, stopping At All stations,
ME 7s.- EIves 1t Pittsburgh at $50 P. M..,Taial
asS p !" 4Sss9ESsf's3 E &c ;s8RsiPEa 8. + Is y
s.- Pm. D
2:lO A. II. and Cleveland at e:s5A. u.
RETURNING TRAINS p
Leave Cleveland Mt $40 A. N. and 40 P. NJ, ar
rive ut Bridgeport at COS p. NJ, and 600 A. 81.
Leave PIttSburzh q: l:I5 4 a., dis A. n. and
LIS P. H., arrive bridgeport At GOA. NJ, 1856
A. u. and sos P. 81 NJ, J ~ ..ut ~
CONNECTIONS are made as FOIIous,
At Pittsburgh with PcunsyITaniA h Il. for HArriS
burg, Baltimore Washington, PhIla-
deIphfa, Sew York and Boston.
At cleveland with Cleveland &JToled 3. Il. for San.
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all points in the NoR1E wEST. With
lr -f Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson,
. Chicago and the NORM wEsT. With
cleveland Brfe r. Il. for Erie, Dun.
| ~ kirk, BufIAi9 and Niagara Falls. With
| Cleveland. Columbus &CinCihnRti for
....a ng 9TSsiiinS Delaware Columbus and
At Hudson with the o. 2. @. R, for ouyEhoEa
! ..5. Falls, Akron, MillerSburgh and wooO
AZ, Alliance With P. Fl Wa Q. R. R. for Canton
Il MEssiiion, Wooster, Salem, Enou, Co.
I lumbus aud Chicago. ,. f
AteteubenVille with P. @. { O. Linz and At BEL1GIH
| u With @. o. o. R.R. for Evansville, New
! ark Columbus, XeniA, Dayton, Indi
! annapolis, CHirO, Cincinnati, Louisville
| St Louis, St Joseph and all pOIntl
Wtst and South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return q 90
Fare always as low, and time much quicker thar
| any other route. - p. on
Through Tickets to all points in the West, Nortl
| and Bast can be procured ut the ONCE under thl
| McLuro, House, Wheeling, Va, or with Ticke
| Agent at Bridgeport Station.
Freight Contracts will be made ut lowest rates {,
any point accessible by this road and it's connections
to the Bast, North, West and Northwest, at ono
under APLure HOUSE, OF with n. Agent at Bridge
| port Station HM. D.TBRRY, Agent,
DO , 20 Wheeling, Va.
sII -F..,i D. b. WILLIAMS, Agent,
| - Bridgeport, D.
| z R, MYERS. Gent Ticket AE,t nnvI6
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DISEASE OF.IMPRuDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudcnt votary Of
pleasure finds that he has inhibited the seeds Of this
painipl disease, t TOO often happens that Iimed
sense Of shame, or dread Of discovery Letsrs him
resPectAblllty, can alone befriend him. delay ing t
the constitutional symptoms OF this hOrTid disease
make their appearance such liberated sora throat
diseased nose, nocturnal pains tn the hslh aud
ltHh dnneSS Of 81 ht deafness, modes on the chin
bones and arms, blotcheS the head, face and ex-
tretnittes, progressing with frghtruI TApdIy. till At
fall In, and the victim OF this awful disease becomes
hOTIid Objtct Of eomnISOrAtion, until death puts
to that Undiscovered Country from whence no
traveller FetuFnG.p M
Il melancholy fact that thousands fall victims
TO this terrible diseIse, owing the unskiIiuInes
Of Ignorant Pretenders, who, by tho use Of that
OeGdty fbfton, Mercury, ruin the constitution anR
make the residue Of Life mISsrALIs
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To be certified by the United States District At.
borney, Collector Of Customs, or any other oIIloer
under the United stAtea Government, or rOsponSi-
bic person known to this office
-a.s A. V. BARRINGER, '.a.-
Pm -. Captain and ChiefQuaFterARste
Ian22-tf Department OF West Virginia..
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FoRM or PROPOSAL.
trowa, COUNTY AND srkTE.l

J. L, the subscriber, do hereby propose to furnish
master Department at -, agreeable to the terms
your AaVertsNment Inviting proposals for forage,
dated Cumberland, Md,--ls5i, the following
articles, viz;
-Bushsls OF Corn, in sacks, at-psr bushel
OF 1881 hfy-siE pounds. q li'Il- :
.5--su.helS Of oAts, in sacks, At-Per bushel
offS2 thirty-tWO pounds.
-rUns of BAled Hay at-per ton Of 900
pounds. s''5ELr7s- - = .i..
pounds.
Delivery to commences on or before the day Of
-ls6l, and 70 be completed ON or before the
day OE-166-, And-pIedgS myself 70 enter
into written contract With the United States with
good and approved security within the space Of
days AFTER being notified that my bid has been ao-
lts Z q, Your obi. servant, ,s7
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dUAhANT6E.
We, the undersigned, residents Of In the
County of-, and State Of, hereby Jointly
and sevSIaIIy covenant with the United States and
guarantee IN case the foregoing bid of-be
leespted that he or they will Within ten days afer
this acceptance Of said bid execute the contract tor
the sAme with good and sufficient snTeties in y
sun dlAl to the RmOunL Of TIA contract TO furnish
RdYeTtis 1jeAt aAtSf a4--ls6lJ under which the
'bldGASl madoS And IN eASS he sAid--4hAl fall to
entS tnt9 eeqtEaet g efSFesatd. We gaAEA1tee 70
satd--G14ith6snda lO&otEs responsible bidder,
o. the pBrson 70 whom the contract may be awarded.
-1S6I 80 .'- ~. -"' u ..
Witness:
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Ratlg .slal.t.slIIt!g s 81 q q
hOUNtaineers are Always Frees"I
Aorro o. war YnapIA. =.

MONO OF wEST EnaDlA. 4. 10! :
ThsDO glorious words are treGson'S EaGll, u 90
They clip It's Vulturos pinl5n, ~ ~ '5f
And palsy hAlfiIH balefal power ,AtE To- -..t-
To curse the Old DOminiOn.
Since they, hVr noblest sons, have laid
Their hands on NhtureS altar, 1s'iTf sEef-
Writ in lines Of hTU they say = ri ain
"MOpntAlncor9 are always Tree" .r.- q
Aud Is them each thrilling word 10 'u
IL AS ifIh6ir doom they heard. s.uH7 ~ 20
Thy valiant children Of the West, =,
Virginia, mighty mother,
Call 70 thee from the mountains heights
Where brother stands by brother; .isl- l'
They charge thee by Thy radiant youth.
Renowned In song and SlOrJI
Aud by the sous thy nation love 7si 80 .,t
Gave fOr'thy countryis glory. srt.g'E ..-.
Cant tho traitors from by breast
Take this HAtehNord OF the West.
Lett thy proud egis be,
'tAOuntaineers Are always free-".r 60.
O, honored once Of all the ISnd,
But now despised with Ecornlng, HHF cog
Redemption waits upon thy hills rsu - .t,
To crown thy night with morning.
Thy mountain sons have caught the rays
First DER tho darkness breaking, % -
Their welcome shouts roll down the Slopes, lr|
The sleeping valleys waking. 4i-f-r. ...,.--.5
cS.t ths tTaltcr5 from thy breast, ~
Let THE motto OF the West ~ VIC -a
BlAIDned on each bAnnerbe, .-
-AOlntAineOrs arc always 1ee.n
From AlleEhahy's laurel tops l' -,idi tU-.
Tie winds are puFer bloEing;. 80 r.! uIT.
AdOWn the Hue hidEe western slopes ,i.i, g.
The streams are brighter flowing;
And old KAnAVha, mountAln-born, .-. &C. 7s.-
shouts through his echolng arches, !'ur ID II
As onward, With reslstloss sweep,
Roll Freednm's Joyous marches.
o, Virginia, catch the word, -a.t. 81
Let the glorious song be heard. ..l.. u ID
RromKlmEhA to tue Sea-, DC. --
"MOuntAineer5 are AlWAys freef'
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hereby certify to the best Of my knoEledgo and
belief the above named guAranIOrS arc good aud
sufficient Ss sureties for the amount for which they
On0r tcl be security. ,a .-. .I.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr.. J. addresses all those who have Injured them.
selves by improper indulgeBEsnce and solitary hab-
its which ruin both body and mind, uniting them
for either busiuess, study, society or marriage
THRSE are some Of the sad u 4 melancholy effects
produced by early habits Of youth, viz: Weakness
Of tho BACK and Limbs, Pains in the Head, Dlnnsss
Of Sight Loss Of Muscular Power. PalpitatUu VI the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous IFrItAbIiity, Deraugr-
mebt OF tho Digestive Functions, General Debility
Symptoms Of CUnsumptiOn, &c
MisTALLI.-The fearful rIeCts on the mind arc
much to be hreaded-LOss Of Memory, Confusion Uf
Ideas Depression Of Spirits. Xvii R6TbOdinEs Aver
sion Society, SelEDStrust, Love Of Solitude Tim.
idlty, 40, are some OF the evils produced.
THOUSANDS Of PerEOns OF all ages can now Judge
what Is the cause Of their declining health, losing
their yigOr, becoming weak, pale, nervous aud
eHAciated, having y singular appearance about Tho
eyes cough and SynipTOms OF Consumption.
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this institution
year after year, and the numerous important Sur
gicsl Operations performed by DT. Johnston vii.
messed by tho reporter OF the ''sun," "Cnpper,
and many other papers, notices Of which have ap-
peAEed again and again before the public, besid.S
az standing asa geutlernNhi character aedrs
stbilty, Il EufiCient guarantee to the afflicted
sKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
;A9-olO IsttStlIeeeiVed unless postpaid and COZ
e be used on the reply. Persons
Hhontu safe age ana sefTd PSs'Ssi of Ad'rf-
ttSernent describing gmptOmL
~ JOHN II, JOHNSTON, N. D.,
0fthe Baltimore Loci Hospital, Baltimore,
langlLs LII .mL III = MaEIIan1.
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Tust net your IiJes, or health to the care O. many
UnleAtlod and .EotthleSs PrOtendsrs, dUsStuts 81
know ledge, mann or character, who copy Dr. John-
sion advertisements or style themsNNtt, In the
nsESpa persi FegplaTIy Educated Physicians, inea-
pable OF Curing, they keep you IriHng month AfltT
month taking their nlthy and poISOnous compounds
or As long as the smallest Toe can be obtained and
in despair, leave you with ruined nealih to Sigh
over your own CALLING disappointment.
Dr.Johnston IL the only YhyHciAh AdVeTtlNing.
odiee.
His remedies or treatment are unknown to oil
OlherB, prepared from life Hpent In tue great hos
pita9 OF Europe, the hrbt In tue country and eTe
extensive fr1te PI1etiee than any other Ph1 Hetan
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GUARANTEE.

Capt. v. BARR1NoEE, Chief QuArtermaster Depart.
uent Of West Virginia, Cumberland, ND. t.',.4y.
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cal TIN0RE LOCK HOSPITAL

~. ESTABLISHED Asia REFUGE FROM
~ - QUACKERY.GR
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YOUNG MEN

Who have Injured themselves by = certain practice
from evil companions, At school, the e1ecta OF
which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and IL
cured renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both mind AhA body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that SOunE man, the hope Of his
country, the darling Of his parents, should be
spAtehod from all prospects and eniOymentJ Of life,
~ me consequences OF deVlattng from the rAtb
saenre RndtpdulSins In certain rel habit Such
persons MUST, before eOntsinp ntin.y
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MARRIAGE.

R0flect that n sound mind and body arc the most
necessary Requisites to promote connuLLaI happi-
lho1I. Iudeo1, without these the journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimage; tie prospect hour
ly dAFtePS to the view; the mimi becomes Swallowed
with despair and oiled with the melancholy Tetee,
tIon that the happiness u another becomes DiShtyI
WIth,O ur own -.ET#IEU aEa.r
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Member Of the RoyA College cf Surgeons, London,
Graduate from one of the most eminent College. ia
has been spent in the hospitals Of London. Paris,
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some Ui
many troubled with ringing in the head and .SlIs
v. en- asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed AT
sudden sounds, bashfunI ~, with frequent blushius
rpFt.f I'M
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TaE oNEYPIXcE WHERE A
'E7t CURE CAN BE OBTAISED.

TAR JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED THE MOST
~ Certain, Speedy md; Only EdectpAI Remedy
In the World for all Private Diseases, Weakness Of
the Back and Limbs, Structures, AFFECTIONS " The
kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary DISCHARGES, Inn
potency, GeneC1i Debthty' Nerve usne. D. SpepSia,
LauSuor, Low Spirits, Confusion Of Ideas Pal pits
ton Of the Heart, Tmtdity, Trembling, Dimnsa Of
Sight or tGIddinesa, Disease Of the Head, Throat,
Noae OF Skin, Affections OF the Liver, Lnngs, SIOm
hch BoWsI-tbOSo TsTriI ls disold arising from
the Solitary Habits OF YOuth-thosO sECREr and col
tary PRACTICES more fatal to their victims than ID.
song Of SyrsDs to the Mariners Of 6lghtiuk
their mo&t brilliant hopes antcipatiuuS, render.
Ing marriage, Ae, impossible.
a -, YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the victims Of sOlilary
vice. that draGlfhlRnd destructive habit which az.
nuAIly sWeep4; to an unTipIely grave thOusan4s OI
Young Men Of the most exalted talents and brilliant
Intellect, who might other Use entrauced lis.
IeninE eenates, withithS IhnndaIs Of elOqusnee or
walked 70 eCst4Sy the living Tyre, may call It'll FULL
50 MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young allen contemplating
Tiago, being aware OF yGical weakness, 0rgauc
debility, dtfOrmIties speedily cured. -
He who places himself unlsl 1he care Of DR.. }.
may roligiousy cOndde in bis honor Is gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his Skill as q physieian
ORGANIC WEAKNESS III
| Immediately eured and Full Iigor Restored.
This Distressing 4 feetlon-Whieh Fendets Life and
Marriage impOssible-fS the penalty paid by the
victims Of improper Indulgonces- Young peruons
TOO apt 70 commit eHceAsrS from not being VI
| the dreadful consequences that may eusus. Now,
who fiat understands he subject will pretend to
deny that the power Of prOeTeAton Il lost by
IhONe falling into iprs habits than BY the pTu.
dentt Besides being deprived Of the pleasure Of
healthy offspring, the no6t serious and destructive
lsyuptoms to both body and mind aFi4& The systsul
/ beeoneS deranEed, the Physeh aud Mental Pune
46uI Weakened LOS Of Provocative PJWOr, Nervous
Y Irritabihty, Dyspepsia, PalpitAtiOu Of the Heart
Il IndIEe Stion, CohBtitutionAl Debility, wasting Of
/ the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death.
Office, No. z South Frederick St.,
4 Left hand aide going from Baltimore street, lew
dlfnFa tho Fall not to AbseTye the
| and number.
I Letters must be paid aud contain . stamp. The
Doctors Diploma hangs III his office.
a CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
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i b W. n WHUIING STATION, Aug. q, 1851
an and uftsr GiondAS niIH4,I tht 16tR Of August,
III the Passenger tEaus will DO run by the follow
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MISREPRESENTATION,
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