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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-08-26
DIR. D. II. SEELYE Il Co., Sole Propr's,
Office Masonic Temple, Chicago, Illinois.

DIR. D. III. SEELIE II Co., Sole Propr's,
Office Masonic Temple, Chicago, Illinois.
SYMPTOMS.
The symptoms of Catarrh as they generally
appear are at first very slight. Persons find
they have cold, that they nave frequent at
tactks, and are more sensitive to the changes of
Temperature. In this condition the nose may
be dry, or slight discharge, thin and acrid, at
forwards becoming thick and adhesive. AS the
disease becomes chronic the discharges are in
creased in quantity and changed in Quality; ;
they are now thick and heavy, and are laWlSed
Or cGuLhe,; off. The SecretiOnS are offensive
causing Il bad breath; the voice is thick and ma
sal: the eyes are weak the sense of smell is
iessened or destroyed: deafness frequently
takes place. Another common and important
symptom OF Catarrh is, that the person is
obliged to clear his throat in the morning of a
thick or shiny mucous which has fallen down
from the head during the night. When this
takes place the person may be sure that his dis
ease is on its way to the lungs, and should lose
no time in arreSting it.
The above are Dut II few of the many Catarrh-
al symptoms.
A single bottle Will last month-to be used
three times a day.
TESTIMONIAL.
From Hon. FhOS j. Turner, eX-Member OF Con-
gress from Illinois, late Speaker OF the Illi-
nois House OF Representatives, and Grand
Master of the A. F. anu A. NJ. OF the State of
Illinois.
DIR. D. H. SEELYE-Dedr Sir: In reply to your
notice of the 18th instant, would say that was
severely afflicted with Catarrh for years, wnenI
became acquainted with you and bought two
bottles of your Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Before
had used one bottle was sensibly improved,
and before the second bottle was finished, was
completely cured. can recommend the medl-
cine to all affl icted with Catarrll.
especially, yours ID THOS. j. ~ IN Err.
Ns- For sale 81 J. i5. Dougherty, j. II. Canon,
f. H. Stone, Graham Brothers, Muscatine, Iowa
nly}Gdawiy-ist and ID PIP.
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observation-disclosures !

In many affections peculiar to females the
EXTRACT BtCHU is uneQualeu by any otner
remedy a. IN Cnlororis or Retention, Irregular
itN, PaintuincsS, or Suppression OF customary
fNactatiOnS. liberated or ScurrhouS state OF the
Uterus I.eucorIiiu or Whites, Stertlity, and for
all complaints incident TO the sex, whether ariS-
ing nom indiscretion, Habits ot Dissipation, or
in the
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USEFUL HINrs.-An old kid glove
makes an excellent lacing for securing
small belts on sewing machines ana
other places. Cut the gloves into strip
half an inch wide and roll them tight.
To clean Il hair brush-put a table
spoonful of spirits of hartshorn (aquia
ammonia) in a pint of water and wasll
the brush with it. 1t will very quickly
make the brush clean rs new.
The unpleasant odor produced by per
spiration is freQuentlyth source ofveXa-
ton to persons who are subject to H.
Nothing is simpler than to remove Thu
odor. much more effectually than by the
application Of such costly unguents an,i
perfumes as are in use. 1t is only neccs-
sary to procure some OF the compound
spirits of ammonia, and place about two
tablespoonful in Il basin OF water
Washing the face, hands and arms with
this. leaves the skin as clean, sweet and
fresh as one could wish. The wash i
perfectly harmless, and very cheap. II
is recommended on the authority Of an
experienced physician.
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Take no more rasam, Mercury, or unpleasant
medicines for unpleasant and dangerous dis
cases.
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Price rs Gents per Package
AG ~NTS-D. =. Barnes y Go 2p2 Broad way.
n. Y; Dyo;. x Co. No. 90 Nor So nd Street,
PiliadeIphIu.
Fn. Sale 80 Naacatiue by
J. &. 1OC q Il :, HTY.
arch 3D. 1854 wGtn
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NOTICE.
STATE or IOWA.

STATE Or IOWA,
Muscatine County,
To Charles William Nessebush and Franz 10
seph NesSelhuSh: YOn are hereby notified that
there viii be on die. or before the It'll day of
August, A. ID. 1861, in the Office OF the Clerk of
the District Court al Musratine County, stat" Of
iowa, q petition Of Amelia Eesseibush claim ng
Of yen the right and title III fee. 20 lot two il
block five, in the city OF Musc'tine. Lot 30. -
in section !, township rs, range2 west, in Mus
catine county. Also the W 4 of the y OF sec
ton Il, township i, range west; II e 4 of Sc
ton IL, township l6, range &, west; fraction Of
W 4 Of section IL, township IT, range IS vest
and a fraction of Lot on Island 81 4 OF
section s.. township II, range ), west, in Rock
Island county, State OF Illinois, as will more full
" appear from an inspection of said petition.
Now, unless you appear thereto, and defend
on or before noon OF the second day of the next
Monday of October, \. ID. 1864, default viii be
entered against you and q decree rendered
D. G. CLOUD.
aul2wlw prs fee IS Solicitor for Plaintiff:
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DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
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PIANO STOOLS. SPREADS, &C.
We have the largest and best assorted stock of
Pianos in the city, which for power and sweet
ness Of tone easy and agreeable touch and beat
ty of finish. have. ny Judges. been pronounced
unriV&i.ed.
kS to the relative merits OF oar Pianos, we
would refer 10 the certificates OF excellence in
our possession. frp!u IAaiDrGs. t,Uftschaik. -tT-
!sosi =. Satter. Il. NieXtenl.s, Louis StauD and
T. Aiuzio, Musical Director Jt the Italian Opera.
as also; from sour OF the MOST distinguished
professors and amateurs III The country. All IN
struuleGtS OfOur manufacture nave Inc iui! ron
frame. and are guaranteed Tor I'VE years.
particular attention paid to the selection of
Instruments tor diStalI. orders. and q privilege
o. exchange granted al any time within SIX
months, il the instrument should not prove cd
tireIy satisfactory. \ liberal discount mace TO
tlerg:ll recht - and schools. Term, liberal.
Wholesale dealers VIII find il 10 their advan-
tage To give us Coli 10y greatly increased ia
cilities We are nablrd 10 tjli all orders with
dispatch.
re- Persons in want of q really first class pi
ano, viii do well TO call before purchasing else
where send tor a Circular.
Reme mlcr the pHre,
JULIUS BAUER & CO.,
To-, T,7 !, !'loTiS 4, - WASHINGTON
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WAGoNs FOR SALE.
If you want good wagon, go to
W. HI. ssE'z'Z zsss'@ SHOP,

If you want Painting, Trimming Repairing
and Biacksmithing OF all kinds done go to :
e w. H. BITZfR'S SHOP,
-jEi"if- ad 81. square east Of Court House.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU AND I'M
PROVED ROSE WASH CURES
S Il c IL f. T ID / s f. 4 S Il s
In all their stages At little expense,
Little or no change of diet, No inconvenience,
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py- ARENAS Ward writes to us that
he is tired of answering the question as
to how many wives Brigham Young
has. He says that all he knows about
it is that he one day used up the multi
plication table in counting the long
stockings on clothes line in Brigham's
backyard, and went off feeling dizzy.
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Z. ST. UNIAi S..

WAsuINGroN, Jan 1862.
WM. ALSroN:--l have used your at lie Powder
and would state that 1t possesses the qualities Of
tonlng and reuovating the oauch, ienoeing in
some deg tnc n.orOlhc after. can recon-
mend for at! horses in private use, whero the
system is too much 0ebihtaled.
j. p. TURNER Vete mary surgeon
For the L. e. ttuy I, Washington u.
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HE WILL BE AT
Danville, Messenger House, August 49,
Mt. Pleasant, Brazeton House, August II:
Rome, August Is;
Fairfield, Legget House, August 10;
Ottumwa, Ottumwa House, August 20, q & %
OskalOosa, Madison House, August o and "a;
Springfield, August 23;
Sigourney, Clark House, August q and Is;
Washington, Exchange. August %:
Columbus City, August So 4
Wapeio Auguss 81;
Granville September
Moscow. Septemberg;
Wilton Junction, September 10 and IL: II.
siuscatine, Irving House. September II, Ii, IA,
Is md l6; t
Grandview, September Il;
Wapello, September ID;
Burlington, Sunderland House, September &C.
q, q and %; -.
Mount Pleasant, BraZleton House, Sept. 3d.
Fairfield, Legget House, October1;
Ottumwa, Ottumwa House, October 2. 3 and / !;
r Oskaloosa, Madison House October BANDIT
DIR. D. X. WEIR.
Residence-in Toledo for the last four years,
Tama County Iowa auClgdW
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asa- Says little three-year old Ruth !:
"Papa, please buy me new muff, when
you go to Boston,"
Sister Minnie, standing by, says,
"YOuaare 100 ittle to have a muff.'' NJ y
"An ! 700 little to be coitl.u rejoins
ind gna,t little Ruth.
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BARNS FOR SALE.
TENHE FAR FAMED
ID az w r.; a.

Of PennSylVanla,3 announces TO th1ScOfnlnunt-
ty that he is a practitioner of the German,
French and Spanish mode of Medical treatment,
SO successfully practiced oflate in France, Spain
and America. He has been engaged several
years i'll travelling and successfully treating
people who linger underod ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
He not only ascertains the nature Of disease, as
formerly prslcticei by Physicians, but passes on
and discovers the cause, however intricate the
disease may be.
Female complaints, in ali their forms, treated
carefully and cOntidentiaiIy. / will visit and
consult patients while remaining in town free
o charge. Those living at a distance and una
Bile TO visit him, can be treated by sending him
a clear vial full of their morning urine, from
which the disease will be ascertained.
All 'etters of in Jury must contain one post
age stamp.
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FICKARDT'S
CATTLE POWDER.
Thousands are Testifying to its Efficacy


''The merciful man Is " nc u 10 beast"
A FTEk YEARS OF STUDY AND EXPERT
IA -ment by the inveu tor, to compound trom pure
vegetable materials II Powder That SHOULD nd
MUST take The place of the Thousand and one nos
truins gu'len up and pain upon The pubnc as
"CERTAIN aEas DIES Tor the cure If Ill diseases
which the brute creation are ''her TO, he has
produced The ne neasiu = this advertisement, and
none can be u gNUINE Mess bear ng our signature.
The demand l. such that Its sale ha- been chiefly
confined to he Statv oi PenusI wanna but We
We are prepared /" supply the Duns rous orders
now ON ia d ~ veil those We nay hereafter
receive tom other tates oil the uu"n.
Know ~ his pow de, I" possess ali The curative
Properties here sct los T. We aeen afuiSnme trade
OF worLs unnece-aar' feej Y ASST ed hat liz OWN
MERITS will secure Tor 1t ready sale Being com
posed of pare vege aG,e ingredients, IL can be
safely and iudIciouSy given ~ tnat mob animal,
the HORSE. It's effects are no false panperiug OF
tne system. creating bioa;ed carcass with pre-
IN iture hedaiug vt the iihir > {, on the other
hand. 1t str g,nens the d'ges ION puri IS the
blood, REGULATES the urni"ry "rS.iis thereby
Improving and projecting the who's physical
con&itiou of jhv auiu,ti, even h. II III aa appar
emily healthy stale
10 the ,griculturist at. BAR, man lti< all IN
valuable remedy for Mat AgrLY labor,ng
under II )oF diseases, Hollow Horn and ether of
the many complaints VII oh theS are liable trom
uppressi N of Ia Uaturai crttiOn>,
Hogs, during the seasons, are const ntly
OverheatinS themselves .lch results III their
getting Coughs Ulc 81 tie Lungs a.d olher
parts which naturally has u tendency 10 retaf
their growth. In al such cases teaSpoUntu
mixed III 1t bucket o ssiii aud gwen every ether
day, will speedily rem, all difficulties and the
animal WILL I>C"kAsE IN HEALTH AND FAT.
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ASTONISHING .-"How do yon do,
Mrs. Diggs?" said Mrs. Cad. 'Have
you heard the story about Mrs. Ludley?''
'Why, no." replied Mrs. Cad; "what
is it? Do tell me-" ooh, no! promised
not to tell for all the world.'' ''Oh, I'll
never open my mouth about it-no new
en-" "Well, if you'll believe it, Mrs
Fuddy told me last night that Mrs. Trot
told her that her sisters husband was
told by a person that Mrs. Troubles
Oldest daughter told Mrs. Nichens that
her grandmother heard by a letter, which
she got from her sisters second hus-
bands eldest brothers. stepdaughter out
in Australia, that it was reported by a
skipper Just arrived from the Fejee Is
lands, that the mermaids wore crinoline
made of shark skins,n
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y AsHINGros Oct Is. 1852

AsHiNGT1N Oct Is lcG2
WV. RALsToN-Dear SIR: iiuviug tried DE Cat
tie Powder, manufactured by Won, | Consider 1t IA
good article for olseas oI horses, and good
q pr eparation rs there Is 80 The msfkc
4IRAM FRIGHT,
issist eterlaary surgeon
For the United States GoverDment.
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ksF An amusing circumstance occur
red in a singing school, some years ago.
A Mr.. Paine was the teacher, and Miss
Patience one of the pupils, In the course
of the evening the teacher gave out the
tune set to the words
"Come, gentle patience smile Oh pais,.''
The pupils were so excited by laugh
ter that it was found impossible to sing
the line. Soon the teacher gave out
another, in which were the following
lines:
"Oh. give me tears for others woes,
And patience for my own
The risibilities of the school were sc
affected that all singing was deferred
until another occasion.
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INDICATED CHEST PROTECTOR

manufactured and medcated at the Institute
should be worn by every person in our changa-
BILE climate. 1t does not jis:OmmoG ode the wear.
er. but keeps warm and protects the lungs from
colds lung feyers &c. The Protector sent free
by mail Tor 800. Cough Remedy 81 90 2 single
bottle or $1,000 z dozen.
Parties unable To go to st. Louls should com.
muncate with the Institute. Address
ST. LOUIS THROAT AND LIZ NG INSTITUTE,
irnlwIteach week. p. o. Box 1855 St. Louis
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WV HALsToN: We have tried your Horse
Powder, manufactured by you, in the Corral aud
Hospital stables to some extent IL is highly rec
commended to me by the Superintendent and Vet
srinnry urgeon IN charge
G. NJ. SNOW, General Superinten dent.
Asst Quar- Tel masters Office
Cor G and 22d ~, Washington, D. G.
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:. ASHlNGrUN Oct. q. Ibb3.
NM. RALsToS Dear SIR - 'aYtug hsd your
Horse and Cate Powder in use to some tin e. |
do cneertuliy recommend good arlicle, and
well worth of public notice. NJ JACKSON,
Superlnt ende Of the Mule Corral
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cling Iron Market.

5NRspAY EVENING, Dec. "a. 1864.
~ are manufacturers prices. In
yl5a than Ave tons, one.half cent
be charged In addition to the
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|vvfGls0kooass PSy"s
bssmsnts payable In advance.
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New York Market.
by Telegraph

NEW bRh Zee. -.
COTTON-More active and very firm.
FLOCR--State and Western dull and 51 lOC
lower NJ 50 90dl0 90 for extra State; $40 $50 IL
for extra R. H. O., and sll lGal2 % for trade
brand; market closing duh with no buyers at out
side figures.
WH1SKY-Heayy AMI somewhat unsettled,
nj SO q az % for State and - q az 25 Tor est
ern, for check to-day; closing heavy.
WHEAT-Dull and nomipally "a 10 lower
nj - IL for No Spring
CORN-Dull and dropping at 81 81 for old
mixed Western at boat
OATS-lc better; moderate business doing AT
81 Us for State, and 81 O6i q % for Western.
' PETROLEU M-Quiet, with small sales; crude
50cirefned in bond Toe and do. free, 9Oc.
W0OL-Dull
PORK-Opened firmer, but closed heavy and
dropping at $50 25d39 50 for 1864 mess cash
and regular way closing at $50 % for cash; StJ So
d4l0 90 for new mess; S3i 50 as 20 for prime ard
s35 5Od39 for prime mess. Also 5000 bbls. new
mess for January, February aud March, sellers
and buyers option sil 506i2 UJ aud 12)l bhls.
1864 meas for January AT si0 t..tt
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
CCTMEATS--Steady: hams aud bagged hams
at PC. Beet Sides, steady with fair demand
DRESSED HOGS-Dull, at l6lc for Western
2 IARD-Dull and lower. at 20d24c; small lots
at 244 02iic. q
BuTTER--Quiet aud heavy, at 3694sc for
Ohio and 10 q 30 for State latter price for prime
.
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'hee1ing Market.

=
hes1ing Market.
: wRpNrsDAY EVENING, Dec. %,
3srd market was well attended
ting, BY both buyers and sellers:
D demand for al articles offered
Ices ruled extremely high, The
the ruling figures: Beet, l2a l5c
$50 y ID; Mutton, 1890; Tur.
4 apiece; Chickens. 35040c apiece,
III y 10; Eggs, 35040c y dozen;
fsc Der peck; Apples, 2003Oc p
= e0395o p peck; paranips, 20925e
Naples, 6Oc0e1 y peck; Dried
B % y peck; Sorghum Molasses,
lion.
ID demand, and prices firm n
dsmand at q 1919 30.
owly 1t 900.
e1ls ct q 70.
h1l and little doing; Porto Rico Is
pw 30: Crushed Powdered Sec;
70. -
New Orleans q 80.
w York 81 20: Baltimore 81 ~.
hll; ANAL sales 1t 40.
kt D 05 for Lard: IS for Carbon.
River b 50; Tabl. Is. .4e.
earcs and In good demand at 40
Mot much doing; prices range
trm at d 509a 25.
eod demand at 35a4Oc-
ksady at 2l922c.
Ice, and wanted at lSa25o.
% Der ton.
FER tf5; Timothy 81.
Sr demand at S35d40 per ten.
bmmon % 1894 50; Fancy $3.50
DARK los to $50; Spun Roll 'p5c;
u Common Twist $50.
hnati German l6c; Wheeling do
Mould Qao.
3ket brisk and price, firm; by 10
81 10 by 10 % 10; 8 by IL to 10 by Ia
HsSole 43d46c. per H.; Oak sole
1ker s55d54 per dor. calf skins 70
\ leather asa 500 per ID.
Ready; common u so0a ~: Rye
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'srk Me.sy Market.

Fsrk Msnsy Market. Il
(By Tslsgrsph.l y
NEW YORK, Dec. %.
|tivs and arm at Z p cent.
lDull, ct n 09tal OCT gold.
I'd md Armsr, opening at % II,
ia, declining to d 16}, and elo'
hTr sTocKs-ouist aad with
sc. = p. $40; P. Ft.w. & C.
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SLEEPING CARS
on NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New York n Il aifimOre.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH AND
TRANSFERRED FREE
FREIGHJS.

u "a h dS1A Ss
By this route Freights of all descriptions can
be forwarded to and from Philadelphia, New
York, Boston, or Baltimore, to and from any
point on the Rail Roads OF Ohio, Kentucky, In
diana, Illinois, Wisconsin Iowa or Missouri, ty
Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also CON
meets at Pittsburg with Steamers, by which
Goods can he forwarded to any port ON the Ohio
Muskingum, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland
Illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin Missouri Kan.
sas and Red Rivers; and AT Cleveland, Sndusky
and Chicago with Steamers TO all Ports on the
North. Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting tho trans.
p0rtatOn of their Freight to this Company. can
rely with confidence on its speedy transit
THE RATES OF FREIGHT TO and from any point
in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road are at all times as favorable as are charged
byother Rail Road Companies.
tS BE particular to mark packages via
Pennsylvania Central i. r."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions
apply to or address either OF the following Agents
OF the Company:
D a STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsbmg
CLARKE a CO, Transfer Agents Pittsburg
d. W. BROWN 6 CO, Cincinnati Ohio
r. C.MELDRUM &: Co. Madison Ind
j. L. MOORE, Louisville, KY.
". NJ. AIKMAN, Evansville, Lud
r. F. SASS st Louis, No
CLARKE & Co, Chicago III
y Ii. MCCOLM Portsmouth o
j. NJ LOVE, Maysville KY
HALL q Co, Marietta O.
Il. AYRES, Muskingum River
". Il. & L. l.. LANGLEY Galiipolis o.
ii. S. PIERCE & CO. GAINESVILLE o. .-.
N. II. HUDSON Ripley, 0. t...
X. @. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent
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YOUNG MEN

Who have Injured themselves by certain pgac.
tiCe INDUCED IN when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions or at school tho
effects of which are nightly felt even when
asleep and il not cured render marriage lmpos-
sible, and destroys both mind and body should
apply Immediately.
WHAT pity that young man, the hope Vi BIZ
country the darling of his parents should 10
snatcbed from all prospects and enjoyment, Of
life by the consequence of drviating from tbs
path Of nature and Indulging in certain secret
habit. Such persons MCsI before contemplating
MARRIAGE
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P. E. ZINN,

ERIITERER 4 ICONFEGTION.
i ER, Bridge Corner. Wheeling, W. Va,
Wholesale and retail dealer In Foreign Fruits,
Nuts and Cigars. and manufacturer of Refined
Candy -I Zoo
Wedding and other partissfurnishedio shcrt
notice and accommodating terms. sepSo
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rs1 a.,o. ruo 10 : ilscg ttla paoiFq sdT -
yI-1Iesb .2is-aa ~ -. s>r'
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MEDICAL.
J G-.-.--l863----B.
WE REsPEGTFIilL.II.ixio a " tss INST.
w attention and 70 rs lab remedy for

The nroprietors are proud to acknowledge t1e
unnaTaIleled success which has attended inc srie
If their valuable preparation, known IN he"iis
every portion of the civilized worio aS 'H'
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j. r. MAYOR,
JAMES 8. WHEAT. HENRY c. FLEsHEh
WHEAT & FLESHER,

n ING, WEST VA, will attend to all profes-
sional business in the Circuit Courts OF Ohio,
Brooke. Hancock and Marshall the District
Court of Appeals for the State OF West virginia.
sep26 :
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Member Of the Royal College Of Surasops J..
don. Graduate from one OF the most ennss.
Colleges X the ,f RiteS States and the greater
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia and elssrSa..'
has effected some of the most ASTONISHING rN,s.
that were ever known; many troubled Nh ~
ing in the head and ears when aslesp srsa, aH
vousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds h ss,'
fulness, with frequent blushing attended sors
times with arrangement OF mind wers cursd
immediately e"ea
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by Belmont Iron Works Col

1plK65, HI Slbts, V''V
extra Hight, ESQ p key higher.
IS than 100 kegs, the prices are l2i
kher than the foregoing list.
1 days or three per cent. discount
hda within ten days OF shipment.
Ibills Of less than fifty dollars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29

Reflect that a sound mind and body alu the most
necessary requisites 10 promote connuDal happi
ness. Indeed, without these the Journey Through
life becomes a weary pilgrimage tho prospect
hourly darkons Ia the Wow; tie mind becomes
Swallowed with despair and filled with the neaD
choly reflection that the happiness of another be
comes blighted with our Own.