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DR. JACOB HoRLocHER, Of New Berlin,
Union county, Pa, sent us few copies of
little tract, written ana published by himself,
entitled, els SLAVERY CoSDEMNED BY THE
BIBLE, or Prohibited by The Constitution of the
United States sp These tracts are offered for
sale at. 10 cents apiece. They"are we'll
worth the money and persons time to set
down and read one Of them. The entire
little work is supported by scriptural evil
dences, and of that character which is hard
10 misunderstood. The DR.. claims to be
trying 10 convert the North and South into
measures concerning the Slavery question
as viewed and hphsld by the bible and pro-
tected by the Constitution for which he has
repeatedly been the object of censure and
a erea, deal of abuse by both the Radicals
OF the South and the Abolitionists of the
North. Any person wishing 10 purchase
his little tract can be accommodated by
calling at the STAR Office.
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OH Abe has rplii rails, the Union and his
party.
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"A 10

IMPORTANT sFoRmAIIos.--Co Col, J. @. Freeze,
keeps constantly on hand and for sale, at
the Recorders Office in Bloomsbury, "The
Constitution OF the United Ststes," and of
the Estate OF Pennsylvania in various
styles, at prices to suit also, sundry other
democratic books. documents: and speech-
ss together with legal, note ard cap pa
per. pens, ink and envelopes OF all sizes
and styles, as well as theological, Poetical,
Historical and miscellaneous books, cheap.
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From the Nev York NetCS.1
TIE WALPURGlS DANCE AT WASHINGTON.


The night was heavy and mirk,
The moon shone dusky red,
The air had an odor of suIphurous smoke
And of corpses newly dead.
And saw in fact or dream,
Or both confused in one,
A dance and revel and maniac rout
Too kideous for the sun
And out of ii came cry
"BtOod! Blood! Blood!
sLet the witches caIdron boil
''With naion's tears for water
''Biood Blood Blood
''Slabby and thick as mud,
'sTo sprinkle the hungry soil
"For the carnival OF slaughter I"
Beneath The caldron cracked
A pool and whirI OF flame,
Around The caldron gamboI'd and how'd
crowd without name.
Fierce war zealots and preachers,
Buttons, contractors, thisves,
Liars, blasphemers, and parasites
AS thick as the Summer leaves,
And still they clamored ADD shoused,
BLOOD Blood Blood
"Let the hel.brolh sputter and boil
"With a nations tears for water !
"Blood Blood Blood
"SIabby and thick as mud;
sTo sprinkle the hungry coil
"For the carnival of slaughter
III.
Naked, obscene and cruel,
They screamed and jibed and roar'd,
They knew their God was the Devil,
Their King and Chief and Lord
And they worshipped at his iootstool
And said, "Thy kingdom come,
-"When the world shall be 10 the strongest,
''And be ruled by beat OF drum,
Drum beat and fash of cannon
"Blood Blood Blood
"Let the witches csldron boil
"Nth nations teare for water!
"Blood Blood Blood
''Slabby and thick as mud,
''To sprinkle the hungry soil,
"For the carnival OF slaughter
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We call attention TO these facts because
we realize how keenly the country has suf-
tered since that soldier-sta,esman has been
Withdrawn from the military service of the
country. Every rebel victory in Maryland
and the waste of treasure and life it costs
to drive the enemy from that State, is an
indictment filed with the most damning
specifications against the present military
administration al Washington.
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SheriG-S sale.

The State If Wl-.nn Mani ow &C County Cir
cui' Court. Wi Chef D. Bacon against Giles
A. tluhhard. Fx.cu j IN.
DY VIRTUE OF An execution i,sued ous "f
ID ard under The seal OF said Court in the
ab"ve-enti'led action. to me directed and deliv-
cred, and against til" perso \ a d real proper
u Of said Giles A Iinbh ri. have. s,,iz-d aud
ievied upon the following described reai estate
AMI all the right. tt'e aud interest which the
SAID deter dant h I'd in ard tt said land at the
date at i'e dockefing at s,id dkme + - wit :
On 18Th 'iay of Nav, D 1868. or has
since acquitted w: The north half OF the
wet haf # IT,. s,nth west gu .rter OF Secuon
thirteen 10 Township nj e'een 10 north OF
R'rg- lwenty three [23l east. Which Sal t
real estate. An right r,l- aud interest as azores
aid, | shalt expos for sale ad >ell at public
uc ion 1T the Court House in the ilage aud
county 81 Naritow"c am State aforesaid on
Monday, Ma en- l4th. 1894, 1T Il o'ciack in
he forenoon Of sad dtv, 10 satisfy said exc u
tnr md costs. D 81 Sniff Office, January
26, 1861 IRA P ~MiTI Sheriff
BY J. II. BrR,s, U.4dtr Sheriff
j D MARKHAM Pit's Atty.
The abo "a 'e is horeby pos 'poned until RE
Ii d y 0. April 1T III same hai,r and plac,
IRA p SMITH shelf
By j H. BURNS Urdef Sheriff
The above sale i h"reby iurth.r postponed
unul May, Sd A 1864, at the sams time and
place.
1R P SVITH Sheriff.
Dated Sheriff. Office AJri II n 1864
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One Soldier Murdered by Another.
Milwaukee April 10

Milwaukee April 10
A ."lier belonging 10 compan, &. III
E-o;ma while cba' ging ears al Mime
sofa Junction, thi. P. NJ had an .i,erca
tlon with soldier belonging 10 4 N,scoh-
ain ht'Eerv shout a knapsack, which re
suited in tho latter having hi. brains knock
Cd out b. blow from suck IN the hands
OF he former The Sheriff Of the county
male OF attempt to arrest the pefpetrator
u the deed, out was successfully resisted
By his eomfades Of company &, Who were
en- route for Milsaukea. 4 dispatch va
GENT 10 The officers in this city, who, on
The train arriving here. arrested aud re
armed the man 10 the Sheriff II the coUn-
y, who lodgsl bin in Jail. He claims TO
have acted in self lefence, having been
frs, .truck |, is bu. ju-.'ce 70 the boz,
Of the I7h Reg neni to .sy thai. since
lheir return TO the State, they have acted
gen'ierna"Iy, and earned the respect Of
our citizens.
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ss.cciss'S = &c.

Tie S,,ie % Nisr,rfslr-- Maa,.oToc C,r.t-
Circuit ~ Il r.g y Hs...:a. L c-.y,r ..
+ re rk " In be, at I.tisH G. Juhr-on.
E,i.j min u E.,j. /. 81 dict pct.r f'i-t
fcs.,f SsA-oa, /. III. se1'at, Er.7sa S"xf"H
EdssrI Bttlas, Aso.Ia Ii As1uer Pms ii
Nr,fn.,i., Emu i elanr c.t. f., d,.feA y Huep.
ncI, Julian uuehn.r. Etlll Vi. Sltnser. q prl"l
Sh, yer HrI ~ j Nazrn. J DIN Hsz"", + ~ in r
Smith, ,J"s,ph II. 'ord,s. aud Har'iu Grurt,r.
DY VIRTUE Ola Judgment OF Forced sure
ID and Sale rendered ~ the Cncui' Court
IN ami Tor the county ot Initowoc state OF
Wisconsin,, at the G neral Term If -aii Courl
sea 1 the village AMI coulty ri ,nirpwoc, iii
the above eutitle action. on he 20 iay o.
April, A. D 1852. w! sell A. public vcndue to
tie Lightsr bidder, at the Eourl Il use in the
,iaga of Masitowoy, o III -ertutceGth dav
o. June A. D 1861, at ten clock in the iorc
noon OF that day. the following described prop
crtv All tto-c certain rieces parcels Of
land situated ii tie county OF Haurowoc and
state Of Wisconsin,, aud. known a,d describe
as toiiows 10 VII:
1t 10 twn(2. il block no. 0 humid
ard sixf rh"r I63 ia fvet III blk
no Two hui died aru thirty eight 235; ana
all the interest II Il C defcr d aut .lotu j hi
son in lot 10 Twelve l., n h''h 0. c.e huha>
red severf, fse, l15, al il. the village OF Hs
Ito-cc il, tue county and st.;Je ator"-id. Da-
Ted. Sheriff Office. Nanjt""o' s.'i &c 1861
IRA 7 SMITH.
Sheriff of Mahitowoc County.
WM. VI. NICmols, .htt,y for PIN.
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TIE WORLD,
Ia k K ", New Y *

Manifowoc Count, Court II the ma ter o.
the ESQ o' Johann Skopek deceased a~
~ READING and fling the petition OF Cat.
" ,rine sk"prk, o. the town Of Newton, h
the county of Maattowpc aud state OF w scon-
si,r, re ,rt-rnting, anong 81 o ihi1g7, that Jo-
han Sknprk, Iste of he tow" ronutv and $40
afore- AID o. he 22i div cf Karch, D 1884
h ra~iie ,ce :" "a d towa % Newt"n dad
iutr-tate. Law ng goods Chat els AID - ate
within this c3un y; AID tn 81, n, - pen.
toner, j. rne d uahterof sail Il ceased aud
pra, ing hat ahmuiatsat Oh 1T said estate DO
granted to Pee Shy der, u! tue Town OF Gem
rr-viie. in the county and state Aforesaid; Il
il Ordered thtt said petltlon be h card be'ore
tn Judge Of tbs Court on ""ndar, she Oh
day Of May, 4. 1864. at 10 O'Clock in 'hss
forenoon OF that day, at the Office OF the Judge
Of this Court in the village Of Manitowoc, in
eaid Martosoc county "'e
Ard it is further Ordered, that notice thereof
be givsn to the heirs of said deceased, aud to
all persons nter' g. q, By publ. hing copy OF
this order for three Ill ,cessire weeks pri'r to
said day Of hearing in the Nanitowoc Pilot, Z
weekly newspaper printed and uhIished in the
village and county Of Nnni.owoc aforesaid.
HENRY S PIERPONT, County J dgs. ,y
Dated this 9Th day OF April. A ID 1864
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SHP,iff'S Sale.

Circuit Cnutt- hari"~"c County. William
u. Grv-r. T. mas kannsdv
DY NiR tE OF an .xecu'ion issued from:
ID salt G uri TO me- DIR. cied AID delivered.
...altsI the per- and te,l propert, ct tue
above named defend IN, Thpnis Kennedy,
have this day nized and Ieved upon ail he
right title a d interest which tha sa, 4 defend
aut al III and 10 l. It's Twelve 2 and hv. 5,
IL h town pl,t OF L..uavIlir, IN h tpnn OF
Nan,:owco Rs j., county o nj rowoc state
II ,scoEsIH, with The appnTt-n4uces the, Il,
,hrl-ncing, o. tie 9h dav of Nay, D tS62
or he may have since acquired thereto win
aid Iig hJ. TT and interest OF said Defendant
siial. expose tor safe AMI sell Il tn Court House
j.. H.. village at II .towoc. o.. Sa urdlN jan.
20 1854 =, he hour q. en- O'Clock IN the
isf,, oun ci tnat day, 70 SATISFY SAID x-cutiol
10 her win rh' cxpausea OF sale Datec
<ilc'lfi'a Office, Aa:..osnc April 81 1864
liza L. Smith.
oa,',N q. #.u,.,~oc t.au4tt, W..
Gro. Y WuuDIy PA : At''y
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SHCriH>S Sale.

The State ct Wl-co4si"--M rnifnwnc County
Crcuir Conr-. Jn-eph + Becker, against
john rs manu- and Theodo Prehn. Execa-
DY VIRTUE OF an execution issued out OF
ID u M the seal ot laid tourr. III the
hoy" eutitled action TO ~" directeI aud ieilV-
cred sga. 81 the personal and real pr"pert, of
the said john Hulsrmann and Theodore p. ehu
have lev ed upon T. e following described real
estate and all the ri h., mite ard interest which
he said de endauts or eiiher OF tnem. mad in
aud t. the tolowi'g g. described lands at The iare
Of docke"ng OF saiJ Judgment. ta-wit: the 20 h
ddv al March. A D 1860, or have since qIi-
red: The O. ri o., tie ~ or # " W
Or. swq Of Or and =" q If II " a., ex
c"pting rs 6.1OO ores de sod away .Jtuuars
IA $50 a ia Srcrlo ten 10 Township
eighteen Is north of Range wenty -fwn %
east. Whch real estate, right, title aid inter-
est "a aforesaid, ! shall expose fer sale and sell
NJ public verdue at the Court House in the wi.
lage aud cnuatv Of Nanit"woc. ani State a'nre-
said on Tuesday the ST. dav OF March, A D.
1864 at the hour OF two ~ o'ci"ck VI. Of said
d,y, 10 sat,s'v said execution aud It's
Dated She. ill., Office, Jar srh. 1864
IRA SMITH, Sheriff.
BvJ II BURNS Urder Sheriff.
ELLIS L JONES A't'ts, Sh .ooygan, Wis.
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The Cheapest Paper Published.
Forty Eight Columns Of Reading Matter
per Week far 81 20 per Year, "
THEsONLY NEN YORK PAPER
Made np Erc1nsiufiyyJor Country
=" Circulation.
NEWS OF THE WEEK, With THE CATTLE,
PRODUCE, AND oiHER MARKETS,
Carefully Reported.
NEW YORK DAY BOOK
For 1864
WHITE MEN S LIBERTIES =
State Rights-Federdl Union

THE NEW YORK Day Book is an independent
Democratic journal hoidlug, With he lac Sens
ator Douglas. that this Government ~ made
on the vhite basis, by whIie men for the benz
f. OF weite mef and The posieritv t,reve y
Il il large double Sh"e with fortu- eight COL
umns OF reading r and in ali IeSpec's-
WIN ther for Markets, News. Literary or Agri>
cultural infarmation--iS not inferior ~ any
political family newspaper In its political
department., IT g'apples boldly with the real
que>'i' before the American Peop-. and pre-
senrS the only philosophy of 1t witch can resist
ihe sweeping march OF Ahoitiouisn. Il is
Democratic i'll the rue sense If tn. ferm-he
defender OF the Peppt'- Rights, but il Is the
nphc!der Of no party chrcaiery or tri key. |
j. not only fnr PEACE hut { shows HOlc aud
how only pc, ma Pee can be OBJ ,u-d,
and thi glorious VIII t. Man government ct
Washington Restored. VIZ. by the utter rout,
overthrow. aud determination of Abolitionisn
IRON American soil.
The Day Book is now the only weekly poliri-
cal paper IN New York city made up exclusive
" for country crcuiarion All the others are
rehashed from the columns OF some daily paper
which renders it aim st impossible to give so
complete and general a summary of the news as
in the other case Persons about subscribing
should take this into consideration. Democrats
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late amono tie People or Ahoiiionism will new
er be put down s5y- All WHO d"s're To refu e
the arguments o. Abolitonsts should take he
Day Book
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We desire this year 10 ! lace before million
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Back teaches on the creation of the RAGS -
We confidently believe # this Journal vera
placed in the hands of one half of The voters of
the northern states between this time aud }.
sember, 1864 the Democrats could fail u
| Ga ~ the ext Preside tal election We there
| fore make The FLOWING ofrs uos in the light
of prizes, and OF even because it vii! b. pr f.
tahle-'or we scarcely affnrd it--but solely
to cidr dissemination of tie pitacs ,ohtch
| ,ce profoundlg be'jere nj I sone orr couatry:
Clubs of Twenty
For club O twenty, besides hn extra paper
now offered, We will send a copy Of Dr.. Van
Evrie's great work on Negroes AID Negro Sla
| Very. tie third edition of which is just ready
Price 81 90.
stubs Of Fifty.
| For club If fry >uo-c tiers a $50 We will
| sfnd one ex'ra ptper aud complete set # our
| Anti AhoIitr"n Pub ic4tiors III" prices OF which
! taken rr"eih"r. ,.'r,nli.r to 81 35
Clubs of One Hundred.
In relation % cubs ~ one hu iircd We W H.
| say this: Whoever viii send us one hundred
| euh-cribers at one time, the cIab 10 be sent ia
one address,, and beglu s'd end IT the same time
will receive the papers at Slop.!
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T EPILOT
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
J. Crowley, Editer and Proprietor.
TERMS

TERMS:
10 Village Subscribers when left by the Car
rier, S. 90 Per aunum.
To Mail and Office Subscribers, ST ,50-inva-
iubty IN adpance -
Ten copies will be sent to one post Office on
~eceipt o. sl2 90. Twenty copies OIL the re-
repr of $50 o..
~ Advertising at the usual rates.
JOB PRIMITIVE.
Having a large and varied assortment Of Job
vpe, and Two PRESSES, the Proprietor is pre-
red TO execute all kinds of JOB PRINTING on
',ort notice and at fair prices
- Al kinds of Farmers Produce taken at
tris office in pavment tor work papers
~ Office in K f. J"Nrs B ock. York St
sef doors west Of he National Hotel
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CHARLES W. WHITE

1tfor, en- and Counsellor at Lar, Bo~ntv.
Pension. and General Cloj I'M Agent
Office adj ming Klingholtz Hall on sth Street,
between Franklin and Jaw streets, Nanito
voc. Wisconsin viii attend promptly to II
business entrusted TO his care.
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Cn.Ek-The Keno.ha Telegraph say.
tie mau who had the impmdence 10 ak
the editor fifty cent. a pound for butter.
stopped hi. paper beeau'e the price wa,
advanced from Il so ;" 81 per year.
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GEO. REED.

1torney and Co,nsellor at Low,
Has resumed the practice Of his profession ~
Mani'nwoc, and now promise to give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
Collections made in any part Of the State
For few weeks his Office will be found at
ii. dwelling house
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CafAS. A. KEUTER,

Ju tice of the Peace, Notary Public Generan
Convevancer. and Agent for the milwaukee,
Mutual Insurance Company. Will attend If
the payment of faxes, &c. Office south
the Court House
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II. BRENNAN.

County Surveyor Of Manitowoc County,
RESIDENCE, NEAR cLARk's MILLS.
Will promptly attend to all business entrusted
30 him. Orders may be left at the Store of NJ
Mahoney, or at the office of Clerk Of the Court
Nauitowoc.
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WALKER HOUSE,,
MIIwAIIKEE a

f>HIS HOUSE has been re-opened, and is now
4 ready tor guests Thorough repairs, ira
provements, and additions have been made tho
present season. The interior has undergone .
compete change, so that the WALKER" Is in
TACT New House. No pains have been spared
In fitting up and furnishing entirely with new
furniture, making it complete in all it's arrange
meDJs. ... ... ....: s..... -.
The Proprietor confidently believes he sntic.
pates the wishes Of the travelling public, by op
enirg and keeping the walker" az a 6ret~
e'sH Potel, and hopes to merit their approbs-
sr' patronage. II ..a a-s .a. rfa! -ee
A.. G. BENTLEY, Pyop,I4Asy,
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Notice !!

II SCHULTZ L co having disposed Of their
II Shoe Shop aud stock 10 G. SNl4UL Z 4
CO., hereby notify their customers TIA t'es de
sire TO settle up rheir BUSINESS, and with all
those indebted t. them to call at their Office.
one door east OF he old IT nd and pay up
The old firm will continue the Tannery BUSH
ness as Heretofore, and are ALWAYS prepared to
paw the highest CASH PRICE, tor HIDES,
Skins, &c
i'd F. SCHULTZ & co.
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.1ttorney and Counsellor u: Low.
ustice Of the Peace, and Notary Public Pa
tirular attertion gwen TO collecting &c OF
hce on York Street, Manitowoc Wis. ni-tf
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JOHN McKEOGH.

IVagsn, sleigh, and Carriage Maker
S,op on York street, over VIM Sharp's Black
smith shop, Manitowoc, Wis. Always on
hand and willing to work.
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in Probate.

kh klUtSlc.
State Of Wisconsii-M auitovOc County So
L. he matte, OF the proof and probate of the
last viii anu tt.tamcn of Patrick M,lcney, de-
ceased late Of the county OF Maritowoc.
whereas, al instrument in writing, purpo,t-
lug to be tn last will and tes-ame t OF Patrick
Malo ey deceased late of the county OF Mani
toroc, has been fled in this Office; AMI where
a., application has been made by John hao
ney, praying that the same may be proven and
admitted 10 probate, acc,r dr. to the laws OF
this state; therefore, it is ordered that said APP
pl nion be heard before me, at the Probate
o6ice i'll the village of Manitowoc, in said coun-
ty, or the l6h Of May, 1864, st ten O'Clock in
tie forenoon Of >ad day.
Aud it is further ordered that notice shall be
given to al parties Interested in sid will Of
the time ard place of said hearing by nublica-
ton in The Aanitowoc Pilot, a newspaper print
ed IL the village of ManitoSoc, in said county,
for three successive weeks prior to the time of
such hearirg
HENRY S. PIERP INT, County Jud ge.
Dated Ami g. 1864.
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IF FRED DOUGLASS is lecturing 10 The
"white trash in Maine on the Unity OF
the Races"
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Nanitowec. Oct. 90, 1868 s...g g.. ....
Confectionery, ruit, Toys, &c.

(JnRIS. KABKE wishes t. inform the pubic
~ that he has recently purchased the ipterest
OF II. RAND, and is now carrying on busi-
ness on his own responsl bility. He invites all
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@. TORRESON s. CO.,

'ealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions.
Hardware, rockery, Boots and Shoes, HAS
md Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Ola 8, Nails,
etc. Produce of all kinds wanted, nl.u.
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Clubs of Twenty
lUbS Of Fjfiy.
Clubs of One Hundred.

In relation % clubs ~ ore hu i,ired We W IL
say this: Whoever viii send us one hundred
@uh-cr,berS at one time the clab 10 be sent 70
one address, and beglu sld end NJ the same time
will receive the papers at S1op.!
& ~
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OohE 81 City AursoIy !.

WE. the md designed, ffer tor sale for the
-4r'ng Of 1894 3fhe following varieties ot Frui :,
leScrbeG a. fOiloas:
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sOg g. at. tiS<s h0ns hes dsrd
Eugs, .nts, s'hs sn $40 LEI ms,
Iuis. &C.. Insects on PlA cts,
FOyV.s, iCisnaiS, sc.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-01
MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating mar
riage being aware of physical weakness organic deo
ity, deformities speedily cured. l
He who places himself under the care OF DIR. may
religously confde in his honor as gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his skill as physician.
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Great Bargains in Boots and Shoes.

HAVING determined TO cha uee our place Of busi-
II ness on the IS Of April, ve win from this day
offer our we'll selected stock Of Boots and Shoes at
Rrsafly reduced prces until that tine 70 avoid the
trouble Of moving. We would invite all IN want Of
eoods IN our line 70 give call at the Baltimore
shoe Store, No. l4s Nam street. Jar
jsnl4-l0v EINSTEIN& b CO.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-01
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudent votary Of pleas
ure nds that he has mbbed the seeds OF this painful
d sease it too often happens that an -tmed sense o
shame or dread of discovery deters hum from applying
"a those who from education and respectabity, can
alone befriend hun, delaying till the constitutional
symptoms OF this horrd disease make their appearance
such as liberated throat diseased nose nocturnal
pains in the head and limbs dimness OF sight deafness
nodes ON the shin n-bones and arms, botchea on the
head face and extremities, progressing with fnghtfu
rapty till at last the palate OF the mouth or the
bones Of the nose fall in, and the victim OF tins awin
disease becomes horrid object Of commseration, till
death puts period his dreadful suerings, by send
ing him to 'that Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns"
It is melancholy fact that thousands iai victims 10
tbs terrible disease owing to the unskllfulness Of
norant pretenders who, by the OF that Deady Poi
son, Mercury, ruin the constitution and make the resi-
due OF life miserable.