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OUR rnrrrIoNs AmROAD.

THE steamer which sails to-day viii carry
TO foreign Powers the news Of the reelection
of ABRAHAM LINCOLN. To the friends OF
liberty abroad il will give cause for JOY and
Thanksgiving; to the despots Of Europe IL
will sound the death-knell of their hopes OF
the instability Of republics. 1t reasserts the
Grand doctrine that "man is capable OF sell
Government" and it declares to listening
Europe that the war now being carried on in
America is the peoples war. Not such war
as is maintained by monarch against monarch,
where the people are involuntarily forced
into their armies, and "led as sheep TO slaugh-
ter" In order to crafty the malice of naughty
potentate, but war conducted by the people,
commanded by leader OF the peoples choice,
and prosecuted in accordance with the wishes
OF a large majority OF the populace The
doyn-trodden, unntolligent foreigner looks
with amazement at nation whose working
classes are willing to impose upon themselves
taxes, and even death, in order to have a
united country. Their minds have not been
Illuminated by the glorious light OF patriotism
They fight for matter only, while the Ameri-
can people go into the conflict animated by
principle.
And principle is the strongest incentive to
heroic exertion. It speaks in tones of thunder
to Great Britain, and tells her that g caudi
date, assisted by all the wealth Of the mouse
RoTHsCHLDs is not powerful enough TO buy
the votes Of nation Of freemen. Gold 4
powerless where men are free and Intelligent
1t tells England and France that the system
.ofiron-clad building will go on until we have
a navy which win be able to place all thei
wooden sides with their adopted maf-of-wa
,AlabGmG, at the bottom Of the sea. IL says t'
BRIGHT and CoBDEN, and all our Englisl
friends, to LABoULAYn, De sART-NIN, anC
all our sympathizers in France, tlat theil
words Of cheer have not been was5ed aal
that we will ever hoit the remembrance O
thelF kindness as the true expressions OF the
hearts oftrueInen.
The doctrlne Of Emancipation ambition Is
reasserted not only BY the Government, but
by the people, end IN our land the oog popldi
is. the highest tribunal Of government The
'Eiends Of freedom In egsr y land SIN have
flleir hearls giaddened bs the news, 1t VIII
mct as a restorative. to the ainsinghopes o.
the opposers el. tyranny, and ter them that
ere long, the ciViiasstRiiea in America win be
ssnded. ,ARd thshs "a f5fants y oPRrsssQrss .
the plebelans, look out for the vengeance o
an outraged humanity.
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CuHNsANraHENUyI.

Bleak winds blow over the garden. Inc
,waying shrubbcry siShs for the lost leaves
that strew the walks and s.iilen a3 they crln-
bic. Pansy blooms Of purple and goll that
symbol The glory Of thought now turn to ashes
in the mould. The withered hearts Of r'lel
roses are whirled away by airs richer than
those that, in the merry days Of June, came
wocing from the South. No woodblne
tempts the bee. Frail eglantine and clemats
shrink to their shiverng stems, and are gone.
The naughty dahlia perishes in her pride Ihe
broad green blessing Of the grass that crept
softly around our feet in the cold snow had
stolen away to laughing rivulets in an April
dream, that cleaned brightly in the drow5y
moons, and spread emerald halls, lit with the
glowworm's lamp, on shadowy nights, has here
and there touch of brown and sera, where
the biting breeze has nipped the blades. And
we are melancholy-no, for carths beauty dies
not from Us utterly, and the sad sweetness OF
the surviving flowers but wins us to warmer
love of what is beau ifu
Blow keener, autumn wind, and launch the
legion lances of the frost to strike in the van
Of December's storms! Here is the pale chry-
santhemum. 1t was early May when she first
peered above the ground. But her leaves
were very plain and few had eyes for the un-
pretending plant. The weeds, with their moi
some breath, spread raullly around her; whil'
the fitting hues OF the violet, daisy, and but
| tercup were tranciug our sight and receiving
oHr delicate care. She grew up quietly abov
The weeds and beyond their poison, and tn
June sun shot life through her 1.-the limbs an
drapery Of dusky green. Still, none notice
her. The queenly lilies and the wreathin
roses were the glory of the garden, and W
followed the minstrel bee in his homage t
their charms.
Thus passed the summer days, and tn
chrysanthemums were growing stronger an
stronger with the light Of every morn and th
dew of every eve, seeming grateful but to liV
though without the cheer OF an admtrir
word. September saw the Haunting beautl
begin to pale and shrink. October breath
? upon them, and one by one they fell away
their little graves; and the sadness that owe
spread the scene Of so much departing glo
: was sinking deep into the heart, when o.
ewes fell on the neglected plant, now fir
kindling into bloom. Keener came the vii
and acrcoIy struck the frost. But mildly r
diant arose the flower into the perfect len
and now the garden shines with her beau
like death-bed lit by the Christians hop
Tail to thee, chrysanthemum, thou Hover
heavenly faith.
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nt 3 A&H&& Rl ,H" S St oJso s%as H.
lie Tcnd, aud acqualnlanecs rcspociay invited
20 attend her iuneral iro NJ 'e reslISCe O 5
oei tt without iuTther notice. 10 proceed to odd
FRASCE,~Soy. G 1864, ABRAHAM FRANCE, aged
% Is relatives ana friends also the members OF Bene-
violent Lo1.e NO 4O 1, o. o. r., OF Do!awGie County,
are respSStGt Hyel 3 AdVc and caoWh streets rgs m ON
Ihursuay afternoon l0h ns h. at O'Clock To proceed
TASlIiE,|on Inc H,olnlng OF the st Instant at Rox
boro', EDW ARD son OF John X. aud Emily II iiamlln
Tie lr ends and relatives of the family are invited 70
attend tie funeral on IhuTsd'2 AFTERNOON az c1vH'
JONI s.-Tuesday morning, November T. 1854 MARIA
5onCs IN the i'm year o. her ape.
MARTIN .-On the morning OF the sth Instant Will
LIAM MARTIN In the 46tn year othis age,
attend Is luR raj a6n Ris late residence No 1906 Carver
street. above south, ON Thursday O'h lhs'aaIr at
MAIHER ION. the 8tl instant, Mrs, MARY ANN
MAIHEE' Y le Of John Mat9tL .-....,,- -
invited 70 att end the funeral nom the residence OF her
PTdsE morn m tRe f iaat al Is gosoe~s ~ 0
rtnSStsc5 NJ FFBES Sfs NORRIS iatc OF tbs cy''
No reatiyts aud irlepds Of TIE family arc respectfully
E5 " aGHs edsr u SI1 Feaa and h h6cS tfest Oh
IN utsdny moha 10TH inst, at clock without fur
McRSpEN,On the elh instant, 5lIs, hLLLN, wife OF
Denton Aursdeu in her 6lth year ..,,
iutiicd attend th6 fdnerii rom the residence OF
HS HSf h ~ band Nam a street 49n gSs & On ''ia"y 1
REFBTBE-W EIf khNR. This nhurninR az a. LIKE rs
fi66gTggG i6gg Z I, mat Y9l ~ 5ee ey a. WstsT M9rr..
| lqlcJolh WeUlouk, NJ % .6fPhisdeirha. '"
MI &IiffN Il sFA eiT tGntriy d iaaeof Mliao
il ii ants Ana hoqlnintapees 9te pespqepHh inyiied
nom hIsiate rssidenee, o. 2l0 s, NuIh street.
=. .NAhpELL,- On the sFA hsteqt JOIN tWANDELL'
III iSs5as ahd those 'of ~ faaily are repeatedly
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CITY INTELLIGENCE,
TnE RESULT IN THE CITY.

We present our readers this morning vita table
OF tie full vote the city OF Philadelphia for Pre'-
Gent of the United Statos, and the dIieront majori-
tics at the October election. II will be seen that tho
Union vote has largely increased since the Oot2Dor
election and il may be assumed as settled tact that
ABRAHAM LINCOLN will occupy the Presidential
Chair OF the Republic tor iour yoar, to come,
lctnhnr. 1894. NnYemhen, 1871.
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MARRIEO

DEBFNiT TR-BARNuARpr-ln Ha2le'on pennsyl-
vania uy 5th the residence OF the brides atuer by
TIC Ke Henry Losuh, MIR. IRWIN J. DERGAl aR Of
Mauch hunk, to Miss CATiAtINE BARNHARDT, Of
ERzetOn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MONDAY evening, the
l7tl u october. ny the Rev Joseph Cooper, ID. D.,
JOHN JAt RSOE NJ D.. 20 Miss MARY ELIZABETH
Lot GILL n, both Of this clty,
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y rpK,s nEE1CE COMMON COUNCIL

CLERKS OFFICE, COMMON COUNCIL.
I PHILADELPHIA, OCTOBER 81, 1854.
In accordance with utiun auup Cd by re Common
Council Of the Cy of Phi aoeps on Thursday, the PIN
ssy Of october, lS64, tie annexed bin, entited
"AN ORDINANCE
TO TAKE POSSESS ON OF rHE NORTHERN LIBER-
TIE GAS HORKs, AND 10 CREATE LOAN
r. hersty published fol public information.
WN. r. SMALL,
CLERK of Common Council.
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Z12j HoWoi , lRi. 5,lqJ Lircolu's
tor ncul. l.. majority.

M M IllI EIUW"I = LIIF| 'ilIV I+IIINVTN
a tor nCu1. 5 t.. mNouty.
NEW DEroT OF TIE NORTH PESSsYLyAEh
.RAILRoAD.-Tle North Poansyyania Railroad
Depot viii shortly be removed ftom the present
size. on Thildstrsei, near Thompson to,the north
.jde Of Ierks street, near the Berks sneet staton
The foundations for aseEy large building haye
J{frs afypet 10 euged for deA0g offices and wait
iaa rooms, Is nov 10 progress qf erection rue
'aepet on fhiId street hasNeen sold % q clmqlpy
10 he used,as a mar6oI house. lt mas never A.
fotdcd sdfdcient ace Nlmodatlon i2p the ousl'io,'
6e6s. Ihe aeg dgpbt via 10 much more sNten-
siye. 81 is5nli ..r,- 1.f o.. srailH4 sIrs s. b
n ,CoIoSs l q loAss' REC rsrENt,7--fhe apthori-
ties at Washington are inafAynr Of eoianeiaHb-'
liam Is. Thomas re-eulistlng his regi nent OF one
huLdiId days men ios one yelu's service
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AN ORDINANCE

An
To lake PosstssOn of the Northern Liberties Gas Works.
ana to create ,Oad therefor, M
OF hude.phs ordan THAT Trustees OF the Phild-
dpa Gas Morts are hereby authorSgd I" ttSe posses
80 after the fret Of Ju 1888, as can oe In
accordance viii he terms Of an Act approved Aprl l.
seeon iha iot the purpose Of enabling tie rrns, $,
r Gss worE, authorized uylhe hst section hereof tae
MAJ rof ,he Guy y heenS agnGt,zeI 10 o]orr"% ] nm v
Ier per auum, such suus OF money as me trustees
may require not exceeding four hun thousSni dslar.
AND Who trequirnp he payment If any money htrebri
the Cy Treasurer Is HEREBY di &C ca on te re 'on OF
PhlGdel hja in amounts dtosu'h parties as they
SAID Ios to be GsGG or lie conversion the stock Of the
Ko'therI Lberi les Gas WOks, and tne principal ttTeof
t he at Tic C>r4tion Of HncoU years from the
our OF fuch cUnNer,iun anu not btOre without the
SCI olhe holders thereof iGe crtLGltes OF sad loan
have been Issued g Me Eellsog 2 said tras ees ana
the profits OF said Ga, Grks, tn SUN Of twelve per
his Crdinoncc or thc purpose Of pasng the interest
! thereon, aud f T ren6ur.rg the principal thereof,
S%oryir'c the Iilp arst day Of December aud tae
.sd ioar is crcd the s.n Of six Der ceatum on
the uni otsEd oaD sha be paid by the said Trustees
c Coz 10 me ra,melto tnc liter, s tlosn the
same mi! al cue, ,uud to no other purpose aud the re-
TIcst FER 70 6C commissioners Of tic SINKING Fund who
shaN esi nc gme aug us IN thr l9ans
lhiEdcphia, Hs ,nFng und, winch is hereby speclt-
oul pledged 10 the repayment of said loan and any sur
plus remaining after tie payment OF said loan shan be
applied by tue Commissioners the Sinking tunl
Works any otherwise OF the funded debt OF the city OF
section Upon taking possession of the works pipes,
&c uonyeye under authority OF ms ordnance y slr
ta,d rrp0r 20 COulc of The property real and personal
SO conveyed and iIs assessed yaue and tie sad rrus-
same powers and authority all respects they no
have or hereafter may have, with respect to the works
AreaG, inuu,,sd ~ ineF fNG2t y.I...
srrtii5 g. For the puIpose III eEasing the Trustees o
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EREsu BELT AED VEGETABLES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUEEhC OF PEoyIsIUSs AND CLOTHING,

7
BUEbhC OF PEOvaIOSs AND GLoTHssi I
November 4, 1864 }
Sealed Proposals. endorsed proposals fr Fresh Beef
ana Vegetables" VII be received AZ this bureau, until
clock T. NJ ON tie 18th OF November inst, tor the
suppy OF lOOLoo pounds Of FRESH BEEF, and 100, 20
pounds of FH SIl VEGETABLES, at the PhiA 'elphta
Station as required The Bsefand Vegetables must he OF
good quAty she best the market affords; and each
article must be offered by the pounO. The Beef TO be in
equal pI oporti,Is D, lore and hind quarters.
Bonds with approved security, will be required in one
halt the Cstma amount Of the contract, and twenty
per cent IN addition will be withheld from the amount OF
each pay ment be made as collateral security Or me
due performance the contract, which VIII on no account
be Iad untlit Is fully complied with
Every mubt be accompanied ~ written EuaIAn-
tee signed by responsible persoi that the
bidder bdd w # his or their bid he accepted enter
into an Obligation wlthin ivc days with Sood and sum
cicut smeties, C. furnish tho articles proposed
No propoSal wal nc considered unless accompaneA oy
such puarant C. and by satisfactory evidence that me
biider regular dealer in the articles proposed snd mas
the license required ty law. ,. -
proposal not considered advantageous to the G,yern-
meut. ii-i-"s
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Eye. Ear, Threat Diseases, CN'arrh.
Asthma and all kepou, Affections treated with tho
surest success by Dr. yoS MosJnzI,EEE, with his newly
constructed apparatus. illustrated prospectus OF the
sane ing scmc valuable testimonials ay be hal
grabs on application at his office. NO 1927 Wandt street
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CUtMEiNSbuE1, August l't l''a.
MF-sRs EVANS & wArsoS, Philadelphia
Gonutmcn g. We forward you this day ou Salamandor
safe which we purchased hom few years sincc. and
which passed thron gh the preat fre resulting the de
stucon Of our town. Il tsiortS great pleasure 20 10
iorn, on that our books papers money nfac every
thing within saic were, after opening IT, found 70 be
I'm q pcrcCct state Of prCscr alton
We furwerd you for exhibition gum blanket which was
in the Irate at the time OF the TIRE, but, you Will per
cevc bearing rot the least mark Of the great heat through
VII eli the safe pa sed Fr,m t. fact OF store being
located IN Franklin Hall the largest building in town the
concitisr Of everything within the Safe exceeds
sapguiue expectation. Scu viii please Tepai the SAFE
and forward tito us at your earliest convenience, we
Al fully satisfied at no other make Of Safe can be bet
ter protC Cction against Gre.
YouIs, respectfully,
MILLER & CROFT
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
1 THE CITY AND COUNTY or PHILAr ELrHIA,
liARIuET IURDOk JOHN T.. WILSON,

Nend. y. Juie \, 1864, No. l2S.
lie Auditor aprut,d report distribution Of the fund
produced SLes sale unter the above writ OF AL
that &C rtan lot or ece ground with the thrCesocy
brick messuage theeon erected situate on the n T. cor
ner Fourth wharton streets, Ia the city u fhade
pbia containing in Wharton street 20 feet and
tNtcndng In length depth nurttwald along Fourth
sttect an bvtN parallel lines right angles TO Nhsr-
ton stCet 4B feet inches alley teot6 inches wide
Isa0i eastward ON ssd Fourth street. will attend 10
tbo CuIle Of his appointment On MONDAY, the 2st Of
NoNtmtuT, 1t T. NJ at his Office No. l3 ;. SIXTH
Stree, Thadclpuls, when and where all paroles inter-
escd mus pres ttcir claims or they will be de6arred
from coming ia said fund. . a.
ll-a.lOt f. II, THOhti Auulor'
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CuAynlRsBuRG, October 16, 1861

UTIN NNLTI7NT TITIl VUIODVT IOi IoJF'
Mcssrs. EVANS & wAr5oN
Gentle men Il had one Of your small sized SAfe' No
g. in my house when tw burned among many Others In
our town. By the Rebels Juy 30. H. exposed 20 a
trer cndous hca bu. happy to inform you that AL is
contents were say cd and in good condition Benga vesy
email sac ard exposed so long to so great heat can
recommend our make to sl wanting good Safe
Yours, respectfully, JOHN r. COLbERISOS'
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More cf the same goct quality of FIRE-PRooF SAFES
Oh hand and for sale at
EVANS & wATsONS
ERlamandcr Sate StO'e,
hO. lC S. -Four b street,
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CO-PARTNERSH P.-WASHINGPON
\, BUTCHER, Commission Merchant and wholesale
Dealer Ia Pruvons and Produce has assocted Win ma
in hts business lis brn HENRY CLAY Bu IChEh. Inc
style Of tic frni y III be ~ .s..,, .,1,.
Nos l4j and lis N FRONT Street.
PhUs9eInhia. Octrbor "a, 1894 I0-si-lm'
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DroctInsrhe CLERK OF Commoa couaollto Publish aLoan

%. "a la' 'JN -l- fs4.
t1A 80 Daf33s 81 asHac rHla p.s.E Ht-
.-l5l1f g. ,,agss, rD.sEls Hte .gss.gs.a fE-s
FINE CLOTHING,
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U. s. C,rHacatrs OF Indebtedness Quarternast,rs
Vouchers and Checks, and GoyOrnment securities gene
rgty. bourht al q snd. M In
Is, ,tucss Parer and loa-s on Colateras negorG-ed
Stccks and Loans bought and sold on Commission.
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The SAFE referred to above can be seen at EN ANS "
wATsoN's sALAMANpER SAFE store, at No. lG S
FOURTH Street
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BOUNTY FOR MARINES. - WANTED
Ia to uerfou te duties ora soldier at our Navy Yards
w and on board United States sAips-ofWaf On foreign
stations. L..I1...-
Term of service, -Four Years,
y Iietter comuensstOn than the army. ..
Marines receive Prize Moneyfh La -. -, t.s.,.
For all further Information apply at the heefui'hS
oMl PRO MI Street, below Spruce Street,
Sel"'eA Ing sA'Nts ~ any YSNp q, G.McCAwLEY,
a1b-tf t-,.H y Major aud Recruiting Oheess
-rt--r------..
sttl.-f- .-- si 'ata-tf'.- 'a- a.
sg.c-A s.EaeE.- So E1zNEk
REDUCED PRICES,
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WARTS.
FOR sale AND TO LET.

e. FOR SAIE.-A SACRIFICE-rWO OF
l those fplcrd,a houses, west OF ro,d on Reed rg el
III, most m COn' 'uences. o. ~ tihU WHntGi, A rare
Investment Any at this Office Good trad, VIII be
taECn. h-fOt7
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lam B. Thomas re-eulisting his reg nent OF one
huLdied days men FOX one ye.u's service.
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DISEASE OF IRIPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudent votary Of pleas
urs finds that he has mbibed the seeds Of this painful
d sease it too often happens that timed sense OF
shame or dread of discovery, deters him from applying
to those who, from education and respeetabity can
alone befriend him. delaying till the constitutional
symptoms Of this hord disease make their appearance
such as liberated throat diseased nose nocturnal
pains in the head and limbs dmness Of sight, deafness
nodes ON the shin-bones and arms, blotches on the
head face and extremties, progressing with rghtful
rapdiy till at last the palate Of the mouth or the
bones Of the fall in and the victim OF this awful
disease becomes horrid object Of commiseraton, till
death putsa perod his dreadful suerngs, by send
ing him to 'that Undiscovered Country from whence
NO traveller returns"
1t melancholy fact that thousands fall victims TO
this terrible disease owing 10 the unskfulness Of ig
norant pretender Who by the use Of that Deadly Pol
son. Mercury ruin the constitution and make the resi-
due of life miserable.
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WHEELING. FRI DAY, APRIL 1864

~ "Come gentlemen reiterated the Official
this is the time. We are ready for the
Grant men to register their names, ii they
do not, McO Oielianwill have = large nisjori.
ty. Remember gentlemen, the books VIII
soon close -Afaft5WHsAn0
4Adozealmen Ihsrs came forward five OF
whom subscribed for Grant, and the residue
for Mcclellan. rs =. ,--,;,-o.o.vy
ANOTHER HEAVY vorE FOR 'ttELLaN.
The next wealthy gentlemen who came
forward did not write bis name. He hand.
ed fifty dollars to the officer in charge OF
the polls. and then wrote in the space which
covered fif.y votes for General McClellan,
the following signiicsat extract from let.
ter Of that General. Isl
nIf IL Is not deemed best to entrust me
with the command of my own army, ! sim
ply ask to be permitted to share their late
in the feldeof battle.--AeGefian and Hal
leck
This paragraph created considerable cn
riosity among the crowd, who pressed to the
book to rerd il. als IA
10 Phe voting then proceeded, chiefly among
one dollar subscribers. >'1 etL ~
s. ,r-, n sANTTERNooN BULLETIN. .7fy.T
In the evening the following bulletin, an
nouncing the sword vote, was conspicuous
" displayed at the polls: n r. .E. ~
o7r-7.-iti fs- z April IL, 81 p. NJ.
Total vote so far. 4,62i
as follows:
McClellan 1882
NSCeh9" o'oco
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,rHE undsrsiensa having bousht out Measrs.

THE undersigned having bought out Messrs.
/ r. Sheenfeld 4 Bro, will open new stock Of
Gents and Boys Clothing, and Gents Furnishing
Goods generally;at at the Storeroom occepied by Mr.
William Stoneman, Main Street, Centre Wheeling,
and trust that by low prices, we will deserve
share of generous public patronage. Our stock
will co nsist of general assortment Of Coats, Pants
and Vests, of all kinds and styles; Gents Under
shirts and Drawers, fae Linen Shirts Neck Tssi
Hosiery and Gloves in fact a complete stock OF
everything. A. STEINFIELD &CO.
spI-ly No 81, Main St. Centre Wheeling.
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baltimore LOCK, HOSPITAL,
~ ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM
t lIa QUACKERY. ~ rs
The Only, Place Where's q Cure Can be
flnfained ] .sE

nR. JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED THE MOST
y Certain. Speedy and only EHectual Remedy IN the
World for all Private Diseases, Weakness OF the BACK
or Limbs, Structures, Affections of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, Impotency, deners
Debility, Neftousness, Dyspspss Languor, Low Spirits
Confusion Of Ideas, Palpitation of the Heart
Dmness Of Sight or Gddiness, Disease OF
the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, Affections Of the
Liver, Lungs, Stomach or Bowes-those Terrible Dis
orders arising from Solitary Habits Of Youth3those
SECRET ana solitary practices more tal to their We
tins than the song Of 8yrens 20 the Mariners OF uys-
ses, blghing their most brilliant hopes or snteipa-
tons. rendering marriage. &c. irnpossibts. -
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iTAKR PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR. J. addresses all those who have
by improper indulgence and solitary habits, Wnicn
ruin both body and mind uniting them Tor either ou
siness, study, society OF marriage,
rHrsr are some of the sad and melancholy effects
produced by early habits Of youth, VIZ weakness Oh
fhs 5aek ana Limbs, Pains in the Head, Dimness OF
SiSbt Los OF Muscular Power, Palpilaton OF the
Heart. Dyspepsia, Ndrvcus lrritabilty Derangemenf
AZ fhe Digestive Functions, General Debility, symp-
toms of Consumption, &c. ..-. .
!. ..MrsrSILY.-fhe fearful effects on the mind are
..anoh 10 be dreaded-Loss Of Memory, Confusion oi
Idses Depressens Of Spirits Evil Forebodings Aver
sion to Society Self Distr Love OF Solitude, Timid-
~. &c., are some of the evils produced.
THOUSANDS of persons Of all ages can now Judge what
ia the cause Of their declining health losing their yg
or becoming weak pale, nervous and emaciated, nav,
ing singular appearance about the eyes, cough and
symptoms OF Consumption. ~