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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-07
--he Latest News
> Telegraph 20 the n. a. sam.
, ,herman's Advance.
/ MORE GOVD REPORTS.
orence FlaDked and Evacuated.
) R ARMY MOVING ON FAYETTEVILLE
; hsotber Naval Success.
! Ipture Of Fort White and
Georgetown, s, C.
;VENTEEN GUNS SECURED.
hiking Of Admiral Da!green's
Flag Ship,
iR WASHINGTON DISPATCHES
fscesdlrgs of the New Senate.
hgh Mccullough Nominated for
Secretary Of the Treasury.
&c. &c. &c.
hiking of Admiral Da!greens
Flag Ship,
WASHINGTON DISPATCHES
fscesdirgs of the New Senate.
hgh Mccullough Nominated for
Secretary of the Treasury.
&c. &c, &c
GENERAL SIIER Man.

Washington, March 6, 1855 Am Extra RErrpli-
~, just issued, Gays :-'oIcers Of Gen. scno-
'ds army who arrived here this morning from
im.nston, state that when they lc'i that place ON
&c ln instant, deseriors and refugees who came
ITO our lines on that day, rey .nd that Sherman.
flank movement bad compelled the rebels to
vscuSte Florence 2. C., and was moving in the
rection At Fayetteville, n. C., which is in direct
cute 10 either Goisboro or Raleigh.
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'''' ''N'iiihit't uco 'al 0'fft uaNfei ulOn TIC
metropolis. They had arrr'lb 81 early, urd lraus.
sciei su immenscismount " hus'n,s, clos u~ 'hcr
active executive duties bv resolving st 10 o',ioet,
upon sending the following tolr-rarn to Abraham
Lincoln. wilhsm II. Seward, Edwin s. Stanton,
$. Il. Fessendcn. and icon wclcs,
Assembled Ncw York sends greeting, Thark,
{" Divine Providence, .ud oil honor e. the Govcru-
inen'' Army aud Navy tor saving the life of the
Nation.
'ssuoil MrsysTvtov.
SAN. StuAN,
u. CHtrrgSuIN,
wv. 4. HLunGHrT,
nANttruN fHu,
InARta T. pAtY,
HHu-rEp N. MEIMoRP,
HTNLN CirwR
FRANK T.. HuwE,
.IOuM A. DtN
Prom the Maison D,rec, our reporter walked
down l4ih street ami survcyol the animated
scene. The military occupied portion u the
sidewalks and stree G,y dressed people from
cuaied in throngs At tic Fth Avenue, the fire.
mon were beginning TO assemble . the 4 Nth
Avenue ~ far ~ the eve could reach. line II
sally decorated truc' stood on either side Of the
street In the seventh Avenue very little bustc
was occsHoncd, the Gcrtnsn singing sociotics
ture monitor and i-rigged ship attracted crowds
Of pcopl nound Lcn. I'm the Ninth Avenue,
army officers, mounted Aud ON foot, with gallant
soldiers In csrrihscs, ambulancos snd omubu-cs,
awaited their turn to lsil into line.
II sicning back 20 the headquarters ~ tn Com.
mticc, Nthc Maison.porec, our reporter took his
position, And wAitcI for the signal for the process
sion to move. CO... Frank 4. Howe (SccrciEry u
ue Commiitcrl, who combines tie peri 4 gentle
tlcmGn with tho scli.possessed aud pronut husi-
ness man, having called upon the other members
q" To horse rontcmcn," ihcy proceeded to obey
the mandate, and MOUNTED hcr several chargers,
just M General Hall, the GrGnd Marsha, camo up
10 announce his readiness b. begin the movement
few words Of consultation, and then Col. Howe
crossed over into Union square The Committee
then rode away with General Hal, and staiionc N
thens.lycd at the head Of BrosdwAy Present y,
prcc ssly At one O'Clock, the "csunops roar" gave
80 signal for moving;
Tnr reoct4sioN.
A run alcr gun bccAcd forth ts noisy flame
sii Ia .le, tbe hands struck MP martial airs,
-' isko,r i.'tel, swords were drawn, officers gave
teN.. VI c1mmAnd, snd soliiorH came into line,
see. TO- 'r' to the music, snd chcercd by the as
r'utlcl ".rti,udc ss the head u the procession
t...- . t,wn nrohdway
ggE VAtIoSAL GrArp.
e it R"eimoui Infantry came first, tollowci
t.r 81 and - Csvalry. Next cane tho 5tN,
.,'. -4i 0sa hui i-th Regiments o. lnianlry
= % reyim,at preceded by evccllcnt bands oi
,naDc, ~ ludc,d were all other regiments
I.r'i"'patlng tie parade Then came the
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, March :, lrh5.
sFLOUR-Demand, fair and prices firm AT $40
'0l0 5O6ll
WHEAT-In demand 1T ~ l502 %.
OATS-Active at Sc. -,Yi. nj T.
CORN-Firm and in steady request at si'it. !
BARLEY-Sells dull at 81 50 DE-. =,
SUGARS-Dull and little doing Porto Rico y
82ie Choice Yellow 26c Crushed Powdered 3Oc;
Coffee Sugar 2a02slc.
MOLASSES-New Orleans 81 3O0l 81.
SYRUPS-New York 81 1O0l IS: Baltimore
sI35
COFFEE-Dull; small sales at 44a47c.
OILS-Firm at 80 10 for Lard: 90 for Carbon,
nd e5c for lubricating.
SALT-Ohio River 81 SO Table IS.
BUTTER-Dull at 80 d40c
POTATOES-Not much doing: prices range
from 81 3N01 so.
APPLES-Firm at y 250275.
EGGS-Not much doing at 25635c.
CHEESE-Stsady at 22623c.
LARD-23024 in fair supply.
HAYES per ton loose
SEEDS-Clover SIS; Timothy a.; Flaxseed in
demand at % IS.
FEED-In fair demand at 5000 per ten.
BROOMS-COmmon 50 7504 so; Fancy $3.50
500.
TOBACCO-Dark 1O's is 750s5o; Spun Roll
9O696c; Bright 81 al IS; Common Twist 4sc.
SOAP-Cincinnati German tic; Wheeling do
l5o Family soap lac. 90 a. ,g.~.S .
. CANDLES-Mould &c. II. ! 81 HiS-t
GLASS-Good demand. Market. firm; 6 by 10
No I. IS IS; No. 9 IS 40; 8by II toto by 12 No.
% 50; No. 3 IS TO-
LEATHER-Sole 43046c. per h.. Oak sole
DC per h.. upper s55664 per doz. calf skins g
per n. harness leather 4a050c per Id.
WHISKY-Steady; common 81 25: Rye
g. O066 on. 81 ( ! J
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ture accomplishment that when 9tpl9At
he nd down upoil his couch, weaf1hess'
mon His brow. but shade Of honest JOY
mon his check, he had fairly forgotten
Tia silver bell in his turret, and the ropes
wh;cb, fiependsd nom ityR And 80 he grew
Grew and infrm, never turning from his
work till the Inevitable Angel looked
him away.
He was sitting upright in his easy
chair, pale as death, but still at his mn,
istry, till his eyes grew dim, 2hisL head
sank upon his breast, and there, without
q sound Of wailing, siaM SS i, 91 .1oY
what Voices are those9" asked ne,
softly, what is there yet for, me to doa
His chancellor, stood over him as he
now lay on couch, and whispered, .nour
father is departing from among us, ana
his children are at the threshold ~
tears" -. ses ILL.,. ) boo, seq a. i - 81
LET them come in; let them come mn
hoarsely cried the King. "GOd! do they
really love met"
IF there were a life to be purchased
here, o worthy Sire, they would pluehasei
thine with their blood" 10. 81
The crowd streamed silently in, tolook
once more upon the good old King, and
to mourn at his departure. He'stretched
his hand toward them, and asked, Have
/ won your love, children2 have won
your love2" One universal affirmative
reply, given from the heart, though
given with soft expression, seemed to be.
stow on the dying monarch new 1ife.vy
He raised himself ON the couch. looked,
like an inspired saint, andt tried to speak,
but failed in the attempt. None the less
happy, he looked up to, God, glanced at
the turret where hung the bell, extendedi
his hand to the rope, gave one pull, and
died with smile on his lips, as he rnng
his own knell
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HOOP AND LIGHT BANT
ROUND AND SQUARE.
New York Market.
by Toleglaph.l
NEW YORK, MAJ oh =.

NEW York, Malo =
COTTON-Dull and lower at s3c for middlng
FLOUR-State and Western dull and 5d Ioc
lower % 95a 10 10 for extra State fl0 goa IL for
extra K. III. O.; 81 056l2 for trade brands
Closing heavy with buyers at inside quotations
WH1SKY-Quict Western in lots at 81 30
closing with buyers At - 49, and sellers at 81 70
WHEAT-Dull and declining at p Is for
choice amber Missouri; e. 80 for choice White
do; u so for amber Mich gam and s275 for
prime White Michigan AL
CORN-Dull and dropping at Il - tor old mix
ed Western in store
OATS-DuI and lclower, 81 10 oI "A fol West
WOOI-Dul
PETROLEUM Dull aud lower at Il q iac TOT
crude e6c for refined i'll bend and &c iorretned
free.
COFFRE-Quiot and tirm ..-s,t.E
sUGAR-Qsiet, small sales OF Muscovaio NJ
MOLAsSES-Dull, Cuba muscovado at 10 q
$50 .. ,.0-s.
PORK-Heavy and decidedly lower at ss65O0
80 Is for new mess closing at $50 62!; S'3 IS "a
for 1883 mess, ca sh and regular way, closing AT
ga regular; go 1890 25 for prime, and, $S5a
3, so for prime mess Also 800, bbls. new mess
for March, April aud May sellers option, at
81 25e31 70. Also 200 bbls. prime meas Tor
May sellers option, at S35 5OQ35 ...
BEEF-Heayy and in good demand at s2bg
cut MRATS-Less active az l7alsc for
shoulders, and la Ole for hams
DRESSED HOGS-Quiet ut 10 q l64c tor West
BACON-Steady at aoc for Cumberland emf
2itc for short ribbed; 20! a2lc for long ribbed.
LARD-Heavy
BUTTER-Lower and duh at n q 25c for Ohio
80 f45c for State. ,t,..E ...A sE.,tAf.sE
CHEESE-Quiet At l5as3c for conSGn6,nI IL
prime.
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Hoop Skirt Factory
- - r---T - >
MEDICAL.
MANHOOD ''.'
NDTHEys G3R SFYOUTnRE

ND THE tttIHIS OF YOUTH RE
n STORED N tUur weeks by Ia. Ricord :
ESSENCE OF LIFE. Dr. Rcoid (of,Ptrie }
after years of earnest solicitation, has ., length
accedcd To the urgent request "t the American
public, and appointed IN Agent IN New York
for the sale "f his valued aud highly pIiz,d rs
sence of Life This wonderful agent Will restore
Manhood to the most shattered constitutions in
four weeks, aud, if used according to printed in.
stIuctions, failure IS impossible This Hfe,re-
storing remedy should 'bc taktnlv M about to
marry, as its effects arc permanent Success in
every case. Is certain
d.. Records Essence ut Lilo IL s.ld IN eases
with full instructions TOR ms" ~ a. or iouU
quantities in one Tor - and viii hc sent 10 any
part, carefully packed, "n receipt OF remittance
to his accredited agent, Circular sent free on
receipt of four stamps "a I'll. ~ RoI. LAND
Az Bro0me St one door wet of Broadway
New York. iaul2-dIy
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THOU HAST JEWELS AND GEMS
FROM THE GERMAN OF HBINE.

Thou hast jewels and gems the rarest,
Thou hast all on which mortals set store
And thou hast the loveliest eyes. too
MY darling. what wouldst thou moret
Upon thine eyes of beauty,
I've indited, DER and DER,
A host of immortal ballads
My darling what wouldst thou moret
And with thine eyes Of beauty ....,
Hast thou tormented Inc sore,
And wrought my ruin completely
My darling, what wouldst thou moref
j. b. DUFFRY.
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CHARLES SIEBKE.

= FANCY DYER AND SCOURRR, South
Street near the b & o. X. r. Depot, Wheeling,
VIVA. An Kinds of Shawls, Ribbons, and eve
Nv description of Silks and WOODEN Goods exc
cuted on short notice and on reasonable terms.
This is the iirst and best Steam DYING Estab-
hshment in the w estern States sep2O
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STEAMBOAT. IA.

neS"iar Wheeling and Pistsburx
Packer.
@ u TAk w AMI, RAsT
- ~ MING passenger steamer G.
80. NC. PORTER, T. L. Taylor Can.
tain, l. F. Beeler, Clerk, win leave Wbes Snp q
eTery Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, at !
ISuox M M Lsavs Pttssgg every Tuesday
way business promptly attended 70
~ rowing done at moderate rates 4. ,s ,
n G Melget or passage, apply on board, or TO J
d ooLLNsE r, Agent Pittsburg or - -
wv dsJ-Is ASsnts WSssiits =,
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FREIGHTS.

FREIGHTS.
7 BY this route Freights of all descriptions can
DO forwarded to and from Philadelphia, New
York, Boston OF Baltimore, to and from any
point on tho Rail Roads OF Ohio, Kentucky In
diana Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa, OF Missouri, By
Railroad direct. .......
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also con
meets at PittSbuTg with Steamers, by which
Goods can be forwarded to any port on the Ohio,
Muslngum, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland,
Illinois Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kan
sas and Red Rivers; and at Cleveland Sandusky
and Chicago with Steamers TO al Ports on the
North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the trans
poItation of their Freight to this Company can
rely with confidence on its speedy transit.
The RATES or FRBIGBT to and from any point
in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
load are at al times as favorable as are charged
by other Rail Road Companies.
Ey- Be particular TO mark packages via
Pennsylvania Central r. r.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions
apply TO or address either Of tho following gents
OF the Company . -
ID. \. STEWART, Freight Agent, PittsbuTg
CLARKE & CO, Transfer Agents Pittsburg
ID. W. BROWN Il CO., Cincinnati, Ohio
r.. g. MELDRUM & CO, Madison, Ind
j. T.. MOORE, Louisville, Ky
". NJ. AMMAN, Evansville, Ind
K +. SASS, ST. Louis Mo.
CLARKE, & CO, Chicago III
j. Ii. MCCOLM Portsmouth q.
j. NJ LOVE, Maysville KY
HALL & co. Marietta, o.
f. AfRES, Musktngum River
W. II, 4 Z. L. LANGLEY, Gallipvlis U
II. 5. PIERCE CO, GAINESVILLE o.
n. III. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
X Z. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent,
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Says Stephens to Seward In the armistice duel
The South is sad but the North is cruel
You won't give us quinins to Richmond to carry,
Aud Mrs JEFF. Davis want Email de Paris"
-.
Says Seward and Lincoln in the same wall;
TO grant your request would BIO worth our
lives
For there is not enough Of exquisite Email
To satisfy our two wives"
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New York Money Market.

Iby IeItSfaph.T :" =
New YORK, March ::
AoNEi-Less stringent and quito active at
, SIERLSG-Dulla at 81 U7i4IUsi aE,sy
uLp-hesvy and lower, opening at 81 @!
declining to q 20 and closing at q S..
GOVERNMENT STOCKS9Shude easier
STOCKS-Heavy. u. 5. 6,s 'sleoupons at n no
U. S.os 500 coupons at Il l0f, US 6s 10. 40
oslo avs "'
r.. r. SToCKS-Ft Wapne 9ic.. a. -.
LATER.
NRW YORK March Gold tonight at 81 q7t
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Wheeling Iron Market.
THURSDAY EVENING, )

THURSDAY EVENING March ., 1865.
Tho fOllowingar are manufacturers prices. In
quantities of less than five tons, one-half cent
per pound will be charged in addition to the
published rates.
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LIVE STOCK.

L1t H STOCA.
Drovers and Farmers will find this the most
advantageous route for Live Stock CapaciOus
Yards, well watered and supplied with every
COW enience, have been opened on this line and
its connections, and every attention is paid 10
their wants. From Harrisburg, where will be
found every convenience for feeding and resting
choice is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market This will also be
found the shortest, quickest and most direct
route for stock to Now York Via Allentown
aud with fewer changes than any other
.. '... ~ ENOCH LEWIS,
- Superintendent Altoona, 4
.-1tr. l.. L. HOUPT,
Cent Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
II. Fl. HOUSTON
tienl Freight Agent Philadelphia.
Jtnll -uy2i
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SMITHS

DOTTLING CELLAR. THE UN-
ID dersigned, having placedhis Bottlmg Works,
in thorough repair is now prepared to hll!all Or
ters for Bottled Ales Porter and Brown Stout.
sanoO GEO w. SMITH a. co.
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BUSINESS ECARDs.
. .MaRsg.Mz.M AM ~ sIrrnnss

NI OF CRACKERS, CAKES, BREAD &c.
No. l62 Market street, East side, "a few doors
south of the Market House) Wheeling, W. va
janlO-6m
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JOSEPH TOLIVAR.

ETAlh DEALER IN HATS AND
IL CAPS No. Washington Hall Wheeling,
Va Keeps constantly Oh hand full aud
complete assortment OF everything i'll his line,
which viii be sold off AT the lowest ma, kot rates.
scp2O a. ''-'-
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JOHN M'NELL & co.,
GLASS AND
~ QUEENSWARE, LAMPS, OILS AND
Lamp Fixtures, No. iG Main Street. nov9
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately cured aud inll yigor restored ~
This distressing affection which render, \ h.
smiserable and Marriage inpossible--i the 80 '
faltS paid by the victims of improper indnlrss
ces Young persons are too apt 10 camm;t We
oesses from not being aware of the dreadful ~. /,
sequences that may onsye. Now, who thai ~
derstand the subject VIII pretend TO deny tsi
the power of procreatlon IL Lost sooner by Tia.
falling into Improper habits than by he -
deotf Besides being deprived Of the ple,,rrs,.
healthy offspring, THO most serious aud drs,,vs
tive SYMPTOMS of both body aud mind arisn ~,
system becomes deranse,l the physical and Mar.
tii functions weakened, loss OF prOcrestiye Dr.,
err nervous irritability, Dyspepsia, Palptstis
of the Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional DrS'.
ity, wastingof the Frame, Cough, Con,uN,'
tion, Decay and Death 9nI 80 ..| ~
OFFICE No.7 SOUTH FREDERI.K sIREEI
Left hand side going from Baltimore street ala,
doors from the corner. Fail not TO observe NJ.
name and number. - o.
Letters must be paid and contain stamp N.
Doctors Diploma hangs in his office
A CURE WARRANTED IN Two DAYS
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necessary Requisites 10 prom oto cOnnubiAl hAppi
ness. Indeed without these tho journey lhI0pgs
life becomes weary pilgrimage, the prospect
hourly darkons 10 tho Wow the mind becomes
Swallowed with despair aud hllnd v IN tho nSlih
choly reelection that the happiness VI anotLql be
comes blighted with ourOwn. .''.
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DISEASE or LMPRUDENCE

When tho ,misguided I'D pnpluAsut 'olal .,
pleasure dnds that no fils imbibrd the ,o"d, !
this painful disease, it too often happonA ulats
Ill umod sense Of shame OT dread Oi di,cWab
detels him from applying 10 tbOso who, f1A
ucaton aud responsibility, can alone b,fal D
him, delaying I'LL tho constitutional symptg-it
thi5 hOrTid disease make tLeir appearance ~
a3 ulsofltod sOIC throat di,oaSvd nose uOClunA
pains in the h0ad and limbs iimnes- ul ,iit
deafnoss nodes ON tho shin bones aud ua
bloGhss on tho head, face and ext omitirs ~
crossing with fightiul rapidity oil Al L,sils .
palate Of the Ia0nth ~ tho boITs ~ th6 nOs6 Nd
ia, and tho victim of the ~ Iul disease br.Jna
q hon i'll object al GumnissIatiun tiIl dnatdpgt.
pen lot tO his dreadful soha,,,fes wv sendig
HIM 10 that L Undiscovered Country i,oaIwhs-r
no traveller returns
IL is a I,eLnuchDiy tO.t that thousIod iall ~ D
Tins Ia TN, terrible disease, owing " tbs ~
skilliulncrS ot Ignorant protcndeIs Who ~ ~
use vi that Dtddty Poison, HsTcury ruII thaes
sttuhon ana make the residue of hle u,ls,Iayo .
STRANGERS %, I..B
Trust not yum lives OF health 10 lL, oaIea i
the many unleaiBed and worthless irpt bdti, =,
dcstitute Oi knowledge, name robhacsr sN-
copy Dl, JOhnStons ,alveii soInents, 90 IT.
themselves, In the BeWspapei s. 4 esulIIly Ei,sE =
ted PhysCIaHs, ucapsbib OF culins ihcJ ~
yOu trlfing month after month taxing tisir "
Thy and pOi-0noIu, cODipOnnds On NJ Sng 81 w
smallest lee can bo obtained and ~ d,'l"
leave GU wIih ruined health Ia sigh 0,gl lyg
CALLING disappointment. .. 49,, ''
DR. Johnson is the only physIeIin al, yllVa-s
His credentials 81 diplomas alway5 hang 10 lF
office ....|. - si 81. |"
Hts remedies OF treatment arc unkH0RI u, ~ y
Others, prepared irom iisispent ~ IN, ,l'i
hospitals VI Europe; tho inst a. the COnUtJfS ,
a uI0ro extensive PriC5ie Fnictcs than uy.y'd
Physician IN the SU ID Il I|.
lNDORSEMENL OF ,IIIE PLEs =. D.
The many thOnsi nds cured al this instl I.Ja
year alter Year, and the nIunerons unpT''h
Surgical Operations performed by DI. Jglpy.4
Witnessed by the lcpoit.rp Of tbs 'Snn ~.
per, aud many other papers, BOtinss 81 $50
have APPEARED again and .,,ain before tho pHhs
besides his standing as sshtle1hau u chlla' -
and respoh:lbihty, ~ a sufficient ahAra1.s'
tho afflicted. 4
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUEI .
20 No lCtters receIy,-t uDebs 10 tpAm 81
containing stamp to be used Oh NC rVpl 20 =
soIis writing sboaid state age and send rc"''
OF ad'ertssme9t descI.k, TX ,sygIRig.s
~ the Baltimore LO llD-pt~
doc29 ~ BaltImoIe Maryland
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MARRLAGE,.

Married Persons, OF young msn eoutelv,1,,
marriage being aware o., phvsicss, clkats1 e
He who places himself under ttr car, 10, q
j. NAV religiousS eonade in his honor y ', ~;
tleman, AMI confidently rely UPON his shin sc ~.
ply stefan
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member of tho Royal College Of Snryocxs. La
don. Graduate from one OF tue most .mine,
Colleges in the United States, and tho rrrs,,
part of whose life has been spent IN tho hosDa.
of London Paris, Philadelphia and elseWl-~
has effected some of tho most astonishing IN,
that were ever known many troubled with IN,
ing in the head and ears when asleep, great mn
vousness, being alarmed at sudden sounals bas,
fulness, with frequent blushiug, attended SON.
times with derlngement Of mind were cur.s
immediately ...... 49,
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

Dr.. J. addresses all those Who have iuiu,,j
themselves by improper Indulgence and soiitarT
habits, which ruin both body and mind, undtth.
them for either business, study, society or mac
riage. .rt $50 Dr. 700 .... 800 a.
These are some of the sad and meLlncholy A,
fects procuced by early habits OF youth, yr-
Weakness of tho Back and Limbs, Pains In us
Head, Dimness of Sight, Loss of Muscular Pow,
er, Palptation Of the Heart, Dyspepsia NerSs
Irritabilityr arrangement OF the Digestive FMc
tons General Debility, Symptoms Of Consunt.
ton, sc. ..L ltIu.ih . L.ITfCu 10.
MRNTALLY.-The fearful effects on thesn,ud
are much 10 be dreadod-Eoss of Memory Con
fusion OF Ideas, Depression of spirits Evil ION.
bodings, Aversion 20 Society, Sell; Distrust Low
of Solitude, Timidityr &c, arc sorno OF tho en-,
produced. .f........- b.. ...l
THOUSANDS Of persons Of all agoS can nos
Judge what is the Cause OF their declining health
losing their vigols becoming weak, pale nerrou,
and emaciated, having A singular appoarabre
about the eyes, cough and symptoms OF Con.
sumption.