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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-24

CHALMERS, WusoN AND HAMlLToN.-As
pieces Of Natures sculpture, they were
each, head and bust together, splendid =
But what made the sight Of the three be-
side each other SO interesting was, that
the coloring was SO different Chalmers
head the oldest Of the three, and also The
largest, tborgh all looked large. was white,
The hair close aud crispy silver from crown
to neck aud temp les, with no sign of bald
ness lhe large fore head and face also as
white as marble, aud with all the repoie Of
marble. yellow was Wilson's color-the
hair yellow and maneliks, the face blond,
The look wildly noble, the bust ma gniGccnt
when he rose and the hight was seeu.--
Hamilton wus brown-the hair dark
brown, the complexion o clear or sangnine
dark, tue express on very calm, the eyes
full, bold, aud as it seemed, OF a clear ha-
Eel. lie was not SO tall as Wilson, but
had the neck aud chest of man of great
natural strength, who had known gymnas
tic exercise. He and Wil,on were each in
their FIRST fifties -MqcmailHdn's Magazine
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-24
NEE. THING UNpER THE sun.

L. both BY ths wsrd ofsesnce and the World
iop Ne anzst pePzrzsn invented by art to reei
Try the short coniags Of Nature MannhetuTsd By j. os
s.iose No Astor Heuls, New York ssla b. slDpSGss
APPiisd By ~ Hsb DFssssfs IN ~, 80 q. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
Tse gatenigeulIf';s':r.
"Reminiscences OF Mr.. Lincoln.


Mr.FB. Carpenter, the well-know ar
fist, contributes an interesting chapter Of
his "reminiscences of Mr.. Lincoln to Serib-
ner,s new monthly, HourI at HOMs. Among
the stories be tells is the following, which
he saws is a veritable relation of what ac-
tuaIly trsnspired.
\ distinguished citizen of Ohio had an
appointment With the President one even
ing at six O'Clock. As be entered the vesti-
bule of the White House, his stlention WAS
attracted by poorly clad young womSn
Who vas violently sobhing. BE asked her
the cause Of her distress. She said che
had been ordered away by the servants,
after vaiuly waiting many hours to see the
President about her only brother, who had
been condemned to death 1HeC storT1IRs
this: She aud her brother were foreigners,
and orphans. They had been in this coun-
try several years. He brother enlisted in
the army, but, through bad iudaenSes, vas
Induced TO desert. he was captured, tried
and sentenced to be shot-the old story
TIE poor girl had obtained the signatures
Of some persons who had formerly known
him, TO petition for 3 pardon, and alone
had come to Washington to lay the case
before the PRECEDENT. Throsged as the
waiting ROOMS always were, she had pasted
the lopg hours Of two days trying in Vaiu
to get an audience, and had at length been
ordered away.
The genUeman's feelings were touched.
He said TO her that be had come to see the
President, but jid GOT know 90 he should
succeed. He told her, however, to follow
him up stairs and he would see what could
be done for Der. Just before reaching the
his frlend said good hunoredly, ''Are you
not ahead of timer" The gentleman
showed him his watch with the hand upon
the hour of six. "WelI," returned Mr..
Lincoln, 81 have been 30 busy to day that
1 have not had time to get q lunch. Go in,
and cit down, will be back directly"
The gentleman made the young woman
accompany him into the Office, and when
they were seated said to her, snow my
young girl, want you 10 muster all the
courage you have in the world. When the
President comes back be will sit down 10
that armchair. IsbaIl get up to speak to
him, and as do SO you must force your
self between US, and insist upon his exam
ination of your papers, telling him it is a
case of life and death, and admits Of no
delay" These Instructions were carried
out to the letter. Mr.. Lincoln was at first
somewhat surprised at the apparent for.
wardness of the young woman but OBJ
serving her distressed appearance, he ceas-
ed conversation with bis friend, and COM
menced an examination of the document
sbe had placed in his hands. CHANGING
from it to the face of the petitioner, whose
tears had broken forth afresh, he studied
its expression for a moment and then his
eye fell upon her scanty, but neat dress.
Instantly bis face lighted up. my poor
girl" said he, "You have come here with
no Governor, or Senator or member Of Con
gress, to plead your cause. You seem
honest ana truthful, and you don't IOear
hooPJ-and l will be whipped but will
pardon your brother"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
FLOR SAIR

of the city Of Wheeling. Bald property consists Of
my residence, containing eleven roomB and an attic
finished, bath rOomS and alimOieth' improVemeh hts
also fourteen acres Of ground on which are
convenient out-honseS, h cluding brick stabling,
ice and spfing house, chTckety And two oIbternB.
Also one hundred land tRenty EHVsi Apple trees Of
choice kind; Pear Peach, Plum and Qlineetrees, al
bearing. There are also choice selections ofGapes,
Raspberries BtAckbeTTies, Strawberries and other
small fruits. The grounds finely laid out wit
eTarETeous and other ornamental ahrubbery-y -ir
will also sell my Household Furniture to am
one deSirfDg 10 purchase Altogether. t' - ''''
Persons desiring to consult me in regard to prices
terms Of payment, &C., can leave their names at
the Gas Compapyg ONCE or visit on the premises
Ge&2-tT Ai' -' JACOB HORHBROoR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
Characteristic I etter from Governor
BrOTnlovY.

Characteristic 4 etter from Governor
BrOWnloW.
Campbell Wallace, the Acting President
OF the Georgia Railroad, offered to return
the relling stock of the East Tennessee 4
Georgia Road to the Stockholders, at the
depot grounds in Knoxville and to Gov.
BrOwloW, as the representative of Teunes-
see, 10 which the Governor made char
acteristiC reply, from which we take the
following:
The East Tennessee & Georgia Railroad,
under your entire control, was baseiy pros.
lituted in the cause of treason, aud defiant
ly and boastingly transported rebel troops
by Thousands, aud rebel munitions of war
by thousands of tons, your conductors in.
sultiug Union men on the cars, aud decor
atiDg the trsins with rebel flags. So far
did you carry your proscriptiVe policy that
all loyal men to the United States Govern.
meut were turned out of employment
The PROSTITUTION of that great road for
three years TO the cause of treason, the
running of of its immense rolling stock
and its large amount of funds, and the
burning OF its valuable bridges alter you,
to say nothing of the wearing out of its
STOCK In Georgia, in freighting cotton and
running the blockade, constitute high
crimes in the estimation of loyal Tonnes
seians, and cannot now be settled up by
the return of few old passenger cars and
trucks, with few new ones thrown in.
As candid man, cannot advise You to
return 10 the depot grounds at Knoxville
Your teleRraphed dispatches to Zollicoffer
Vaughn, Rowan and others, are there, urg
ing the arrest OF Union men. Those whom
you contributed to imprisOn are there, and
the sons of those who were executed ar,
there, and they will make yOur old homt
anything but a "social circle" to yOu.-
The prescribed and persecuted members o
the Presbyterian Church, against whom
you made your pastor, the Right Reverend
Mr.. Martin, preach and pray, are there, ant
they will no longer receive the bread and
wine at the hands Of ruling elder, who
is STEPPED to the nose and chin in the BLOOD
of this rebellionl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
n. 8, MARSHAL'S SALE.

Wsitsa s'H.eds ,f8.;;Fi. + (! goG5t etthe Ugaes
JshsFt6n I. Martin Yltgfdi1. at Wbssling. IAN
TN purSuRneo Of n Decree Of the District Court OF
i tkS Omitted s&tsl.for the pisrriet OF sgeGtlVir.
giniA, rendered q the Fall Term, 1885, atWheeling
Il T,s s5S i is9 S EBs 69SI;
public auction, 10 the highest and best bidder, the
tEpt Of land (o9ntAininE ahOat ono hundred acres
more or leSl situate in the forks OF Big Grave Greek
in said county Of Marshall, aud in BAd decree men.
TONED, Being RAFt or tho 1hrm that James Burnley
bouEht,of John Gallagher, and bounded - follows
Bayou corner to piece of3he same farm that VA
heretofore sold to VIM P. Davis; thence down the.
creek 9th abe original line Of said EuTIsY with the
SeyeTal CourOeS and distances thetet& the centre
Of AlAfgstut IN the bottom made by thS Baltimore
and OhD Railroad Company and whore the creek
q stump, corner to piece, say about eight aud q
half acres, heretofore sold to Robert Alexander
thence with said Alexander's line eastwardly tols
stake in the Geld corner TO said Alexander; thoree
SouthWArdly GithfEGld 1h1AGdbrlG 9ipeto The north
side Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; thence
original Hne Of said survey fherc0 eastWHrdly With
the original line with lhe several courses aud dis
tApees thereto, to Q stake, corner to said VIM. P.
DaTiss thence noTthwArdly with the said VIM. P.
Davis HnS 20 the 6eRinniDg -iAiH1S -sip5n H=-NN
vlTERAS OF SALES-Riiteen. per oeHt.sof the pur
chase money in hand the balance In three equal
tnItGlments Of sig, twelve and eighteen months,
With interest each deferred! ihstalment from the
dAyEof sale until paid the purchaser giving bond
with good security for, said deferred instAlments
with the privilege Of paying Aor any portion OF the
deferred payments at the next term ofthiB Court.
Sale to commence attNo O'Clock p II. So
apr9s-td % 90 o. MA6hAl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
y Iaornbrook'g BuIIding) al h -
Open for Students day and evening.

HINHR purpose Of this Institution Il 10 iustI6ot
Il youngmen. (ahd women tool in the principle
-BuSineil tantIhip snditB concomitantS
"a Notwithstanding, a !
stripped of its absurd YArbiage and anciept pro.
ltxity and intricacy, and adapted to the modern
mode Of doing business, especially In the Omitted
states Z the leading subject ofattentiol. Its LAWs
tion a. those Of nature and comp n yeTV fsy
words, are first made familiar to the tudent viz
Book-keePtnS, IN numerous Aeta Of books in great
variety 81 forms, tnl he thus acquires uaGtsIyo n
the art which enables him to apply It With facility
70 any Kind Of business. l.. on tr...57.-- :
IA WRITING SCHOOL
. open day AndIevening, attended bv botb Iad,i.
end gentlemen, where, without entering fof tbe II
course, good handwriting can be obthined ma
ass Go.Ga sARlTHRIETIC,
and itE application to all manner Of i, .....loai
ta DISQUALIFICATION.
receive the attention their primary truporton,. A.
mandl. The Student will be made acdunInte3 SitII
!svsEai modes q calculation not found in boSks
There h open to the student also oourEaof
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, Commercial T,,,i,.a
6iaA9ee, Banhi9g and ourrsneyi also maxim
conducting business successfully ~
INSTRUCTIONS In the shove tntieo.I ara I,4.sss
ID with uaximB and incuIcations .fendino ~ ~
oEEnAtion Of hig9ehAra1teTa a. men and eitizena'
The course Of ingtTpti6n Il intended to 81 A,
1orTo eEetal Colleges, While the sxponse to theEtp
I'm hlaten ieea' .Gcif55
aIoh 81. beg leave to refer those to whom he I,
NJ 3SIn e the officers q the banks In Wbeeline
NC Bridgeport and especially to his students
TERMS, &c. % u
Tor the null course above indicated IuoIudinS Rbs
equiEtte blank books for Bookkeeping, lie cSnr9s
~, payable 5Qp antaring4 The time usuniIy r.
nirPd Ior the eourSe Il from two 70 three
nut the student L not limited In timelbs ma =
asn q long, Andsratutn e often, ~ he pIeassS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
APWooD's 'a77-1- !
Patent Drilling Machine,
PILE DRIVER, s,2
ATWOOD
HYpRAULIo Sam Dr.,

HYDRAULIC SAND fPUnTP.
DRAoT1cAL TESTS having fully demonstrated
the superiority Of thi8 machine over an otbSTS
IGE ne purpose q sinking OIL Wells, the under.
hEned nov receive orders for the sSIne
-. IA q. machinery comprises Everything requiSitc
Ior the BORING OF oil wells excepting he STFH n
ENGINE AND CAST IRON DRIVING PTPI1 1S,,t
NtiI BE turniShed Il deSired, at reason Sbl6 ricI
and gispenses with the use Of the Derrick Roma mi
Mnsea snd other eumbEouS and sxpenSiye fixtureI
nov 10 use, and is 20 Arranged, being oonsfTnetsS
on Ehee8 and portable that Il can bS
moySd for the pqrpose Of linking wells In dsreSt
p: ThE DEERITUs Is removed from the we'll sy our
Fatent hydraulic process and does NOT re15iSS ~
removal OF The drill from the boring ThIS nroca.s
not only removes all the detritus IN from 8 to ID
minutes but likewise efioctuAlly clear ONT a1 ~
uEsIE closed up by tho old process OF sand bnnfjr
WITH THIS MACHINE aud practical enSi55ssss
Eeu can be sunk from 400 to 600 fest T{tbTn
been driven. s-S WI PiPs mas
=, Arrangements are being made for the eor,.,,.-
ION Sna delivery Of these machines At NSI1 VorS
N9TNieh' heWburH, N. Y and PittSburg psn,1oS =
Eor EnTther information, price, terms A. q IA.
SMBON LELAND. y =
h. .,,,o . AERROPoIIRAN Horn.
- --'-.f-4 So New York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
G. SLACK, Senator It'll Dist.
". 8. DUNBAR, ~. II. D.
JOHN N. PHELPHH, Pres. SonAtl
. DR.. TT. KisneF

TlENDERs bis thanks to all those who have IA.
( Il vored himlwith their confidence and patronage,
would inform his friends apd the people geuer:
ally, that be will the coming year, occupy his old
ofnce on Third street, near Reed 4 Krsft's Drug
store, Centre Wheeling, W.FYal, where he may be
consulted in reference to their disease tho nature
Bnd character OF which the Doctor Is able at ali
times, and under ell circumstances, to describe and
to assure Of the probable result and duFation or
treatment. he practices the Eclectic system OF
Medicine, using mild but effective femedfes sup
porting instead Of depressiDg the Vital Powers The
medicines used by him are prepared and put up IN
his own ONCE. BeGides the treatment Of Acute Dis
eases, DR.. Kisner Wl1l give his attention to thB
treatment OF all varieties Of chronic disease That
seouTRe of the human race ScFofuls in all its varied
forms, viz: Pnrulent Discharges from the Ear, 80
prevalent among children, Purulent OpthaIrnia,
0Zena, Enlarged Glands, alterations, Cancers, and
all varieties Of Skin Diseases will receive hiA special
attention. Diseases Of the Throat, Lungs and Heart
Liver Complaints, DiarThea, by sentery and Piles,
DiSeaaes Of the Urinary Organs SyphiliS 40, Ner
Tous and Spinal Affections Epilepsy, rheumatism
anQ Paralysis, Diseases Of Females, Dyomenorrhea,
Leucotrhea, ProlspFns UteTi, and all Painful Irreg-
nlarfties and Nervous Diseases to which they are
subject, he treats successfully. The treatment OF,
CHILDREN will receive the same attention as here
tofore. All consultations and commune atoms
strictly conf dentia and will receEe prompt atten-
ton! Night calls cbesrfnlly answered! Ohcshou
a. heretofore until further notice. mhls
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
DR, JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lona.,
t4rHduAte nom one Of the most eminent OollsgS' =
the United States and the greater part Of vboss Ia
mas been spent In the hospitals Of London, Pa,
'fhliadeiphia, and elsewhere, has effected Soma y
the most astonishing cures that were ever knoS-S,
many troubled with ringing in the head and VI
when asleep, great nervousness, being slsrnsS :,
hidden sounds bashfulness, with frequent GTsS;,s
attended sometime with arrangement Of mind. v.s,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
AUCTIOM InR.

GENFs! hsmiaedl Linen BandEsreh,.h., a. ,ols
Linen y 1Sil en MY dozen LsdIes'
some hemmsd stitched hHndkerehfsfs IL s7i2
n ~ 90. Us. RH0DEs. j
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
Sale Of Yaluable. Real .Estate
IN. THE OITYf0F 'WHRELINa.a &.

IN THE OITYi0P WHEELING I'll Of
T WILL, ON THE 8Ist, DAYioP. MAY, 1885, at.the
front door Of the Court Honse in the city OF
known as the "Whesling Cotton Miles euniess sold
at private sale before that dAy) together with
all the machinery and fixtures thereto belonging.
TERMS or SALE-One-hali in hand raid and the
residue In onS and two years from date with inter
stsSefgTed by deed OftTQst on the property The
purchasers IDayipsy the whole purchase money in
nd If he desires TO do so. ] B.JAoKSON.
May 8, 1855. = --2 zoo '-- ~ my1S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
for olFoplaF deserving 4I gypptoql.- :
sHMPEOAGaE

The Symptoms OF Catarrh d they generally ap
pear are AZ first very slight Persons End they
have cold, that they have frequent stacks, and
are more sensitive to the changes Of temperature.
In this condition, the roTe may be dry, or a6ight
and adheEYe. As the disease becomes chronic, the
discharges are increased in quantity and chSnged
in quality ;,they are now thick and heavy, and
haWEed or eoughed OF. The 'Becretions arc often
SiVe eaHaipg q bad breath; the voice r. thick and
sail the eyes weak the sense Of the smell Is les
sened ii destroy ed; deafness frequently place
Another common and important symptom of Catarrh
s that the person Is obliged 70 clear his throat IN
the morning of n thiek>OF Shiny muous, which has
ALLEN duN6-fFom the head during the night. When
this tRkes place the person may be that his dis
eaSe 81 Its way to the lungs, and should Lose nc
The abov5 are but few Of the many catarrh syn5p.
toms. .slts III assd ss I4 I'D
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06

H& JoHIltsToN HAS IscovRRIboiirr,r5.
q R5fId sPI 81 p aRa 9FS .l EsasefS
re and Limbs striCturss 4 .M.,seAtnsSSS
DItl, RRd Blaadef, voluntary 6seSOee Of L,
sSS5snSy; SensESl Debility, NervoushsssSS1
EIon Of fs fHes SSSplqIon q TdeGI fSJII;;i
snt o.. GlddinI, DiSSaOe Of fbs ~ Ilqalntll
nose OF SKIN An60fioisof the LsTS, 50, T6rlsi
ts ~ soos Terrible dlOrdsr1 sto
practices more fatal to their yietTt md tcl
OF syren. TO the Mariner Of UiySSo. ~ Than
theiE nogt BRILLIANT hbpel or GntteiSS oiiEhtni
ING Rfalr lAgel ~ IIhRoashle SSalI md 4.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06

olLET SoAPs-A large aIIOrtnent Just received
a I'm me pAnuiaetorisS Of Lpbin, Paris Low
re, hoSe son, Lordon, Huh, New YORK, and
y ~ HS@Sl, Glenn = Taylor, PhilGdslphiS. N
= IOSAANS's Drug Store. ny&S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06


No vIoLEHT sYRIEGINa OF FH1 HAD.
TIN sENsE OF TAsTR AND sNEIL REsFoRID
For centuries CatArrh has dehed the skill of phyS
iciAnB and surgeons. No medical work contaInG a
prescription thAt will eradicate It. Nothing save
DR.. Goodalc'S Remedy will break It up, radically
destroying the prinopleot the disease and preclu.
ding the possibility ofa relapse. ' IN - i'7f
No form Of Catarrh cam Withstand ita searching
power and no mode Of treatment everiRfEordsd such
immediate relief or gave SUCH universal EatSfacton
tpenetrates to the Very seat Of this disease ana
extermuatesit, rOOtand branch for sVer.575a ~
From ths n. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
HAY, RosE, AND PIRIoDIo CATIRRH,-pr. r. Good.
aleS CatAIrh Remedy and mode of treatment not
CaafTh, but It earthquakes the disease forever IN
AL It's types and stages. Every speaks well Of it
Pree Sl.0O per Bottles sond astarnp for Dr. Good
alee New Pamphlet on oataErh, its perfect mode Of
treatment and rapid cure. Information of nTinss
less value Send or call at once. = - -
o R PARKER1 Sole Agents, IS Bleecker st., Y
:, IfoE sale BY 2. y. LOGAN / co., and 10.
nOT2S.IVdkW -.-r - s1H.F
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06

specially, Who have become the yiot,,,.~.
vice. that dreadful and destructive babj, u sohal
Young Men Of the most exalted tsIsntS q
intellect, who might otherwise h6ye anu ~ brilliant
teninE senHte1, with the thunder Of nced Ii,
g eeGtaSy the living Tyre, may All SI, q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06

HINHE purpose Of this Institution Il 10 instIbo,
Il youngmen. (Rhd women tool in the pFincIpler
which govern tho correct Transaction Of pecuninFV
-PuSinei4 antIhip andits concomitantS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06

M OIlLeu lnul MI VIgor Restored
nsIri.5 SaseIsiHg render n.,,,
victims OF improper indulgence Young ns[I " As
too apt to commit exceSSsS from not bSI6s Az
me d[eadi1l consequences that may ep11s ~ NC
who that understand the subject viii nEs,.s aSE
deny that the power ofprocreafon IA LOST esendE
those falling into improper habits than by tSatEeg
dentI Besides being deprived Of the piesSI,PIF e
symptoms TO both body and mind ariSs TSS
becomes deraHged, the Physical and MentsJ HIes
tons Loss PToereattVe Power SsrT rug
4Etaiita9iity' DysPeRSla PelPitation Of he HS,-
the Frame Cough, Consumption, Decay and ' RlE q
Office, MOI Y South iFrederiol[ a. h.
beft hand side going from Baltimore 49,, Ss''
doom from the corner! Pail not to SbS.Tvo 81 lss
and number. 'O''A 'e ne nan;
letter. must be paid and contain rtann =,
Dootora Diploma hangs IN his oiice ~ IA
"A CURE WARRANTED, IN TWO D.v0
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
MARRIAGE

Married Persona, or Young Men eon,.,,
marriage, being aware ySieal ptAttaI
de6thty5 detormities speedily cured 'Ofslel
s ne Nao places himself under the care o, n,
and confidently rely upon his AKIN "a Sn!ienAr
~ - Ann-L ArIl- IN E-!..g.l.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06

a1on a. beEH leave to refer those to whom ba :.
ansS3oyn 70 the enieers Of the banks In Wbseliso
snd bridgeport, and especially to hiI students.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
STRANGERS

ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many Thousands cured at this institution
year after year, and tho numerous important Sur
gtcal Coerations performed by Dr.. Johnston Wit
and many other papers, notices Of which have sp.
peared again and again before the public, besidA
his standing a. a gentleman oEehaTscter and regPon'
hbtlityI IL sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06

apr9s-td
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iAL lIhORE LOCK gDSPilli
IA n6 S&G liz "a fkA ST 8 WnnAG

- sSFABLHsHHD AS A apvro, -
oUAoKlRY.Ea IRI
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YOUNG MEN

Reflect that a sound mind, and body arc the noGt
necessary regulates to promote connubIal hAppl.
hess Indeed, without these the journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimage the prospect hour.
ly darkenB to the view; the mind becomes Swallowed
with despair and filled with the melancholy rbaeo
ton that the haPplneGg of another becomes DshIsd
with our own
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FOR7SALE.
CAT1AR RHl
MO p OF TREATMENT Is
r ACME OE PER EEGTTnN
Cum. Hay, Ros. AND PIaloD1o oArARRH.

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