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$500 sur Sale
valuable GOA and Ealmlpg Land
- -.-E.t FOR SALE.

GITUATED Y MILE BELOW BENwoOD.
Dl(4miles below NYheellngl Marshall county,
top OF River I'M, Containing 50 ncres, with IL
acres of coal. There is ~ ncTts of river bottom,
IN good cultivation, with a small orchard,
nnd,21S acres of grape wines; l0aCres hill, three
fourths OF which n cleared and cultivated. A
INST rate landing at the river, and great facil-
titles for steamboat coal yard: The Baltl-
Marshall county Plank Road mss through
tile plhce. Tile sight alongside "a tile railroad
or Oii tile river bank Is very eligible for an
Iron Furnace or Rolling Mil, with conVc-
nient supply of coal, and ready shipment by
rail or rfSer.E FitlB indispptgi6le. Terms OF
payment made to suit purchaser. Apply to
EIEfH-l DIR. T.. y. HILDRETH,
9TH Street, opposite Court House.
l'itiShurg Commercial copy l week nnl
send bill 10 this Office, septS.2w
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For Sale. =

I WILL, SELL THE HOUSE ANDtLOT /
lnow 1--we in on Water Street, II fronts q feet
inodiol1s dwelling house withS rooms and a
hnth house, with both hot and cold water.
staple and lee house-ull in good repair. I
the person purchasing II they want them, ms
wish 10 quit business. For particulars in
tlinfe OF e r 2 ~ J. X. sRfH1SEORD
scpl-tf Wnter ST, M.heelIne. w Nn
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AocIDEST-ou Saturday afternoon.
while passing up Fifth street, Miss An
mic Lancaster was violently thrown
from her horse, and it is feared serious
ly injured. The accident occurred in
the immediate vicinity of tho State
House. The lady was carried into the
residence Of Governor Foreman, where
she received every attention. Medical
assistance was procured. She NHas af-
forwards removed 10 the residence of
her Grandfather, Mr.. Vim. Holiday,
OF North Wheeling. At last accounts
she was still bleeding AT the ears and
mouth, showing that she had received
internal injury.
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BetleraT Nntffes:
Commissioners Notice.
TN. CHANcERY, IN THE CIRCUIT
u Court for Ohio County, West Virginia:
Alexander .HeSman,
= AlonEo. LoTing,

g.4 AlonEoI I.orinR.
Administrator of tho EAstnta OF Jefferson I.
SRngston, Deceased. .gsIl.'
by virtue of n decree made and entered ia
this cause on the 18th dny OF May, 1885, III was
ndludged, ordered, and decreed that this cause
be referred to one OF the Commissioners ofthis
Court to audit, state, and SS5ttle the Admins
tIntion account OF the said Loring, and report
the same to Court, and also ascertain and NJ
port what debts thene nTe against the estate OF
said Sangslon still unpaid, and also the real
property belonging to said estate, describing
the separate parcels theneOf and where Situ-
ate, and what part thereof b encInnbeIed by
deeds of trust or otherwise, ana the amount OF
ench cnctmbrRlice, and To whom due, and
that he give urweeks notice by advertise
ment thereof, published in some newspaper
printed in Wheeling, ut the time aud place ot
taking such account, and that lie also lN like
advertisement, give notice To all persons
claiming TO he creditors OF the said estate that
they, ut the time and place TO I've named by
him, appear before him and produce and
prove the amount of their respective debts on
pain Of having their said supposed debts eN-
eiuded from payment By said estate, In case
they do not respectively at said time and
place prove the same, und that his proceed
inlss III the premises with any special matter
iC may deem pertinent, or which lie may ha
TeQulred by said parties, orpny ofthcn, spe-
chilly 10 report, and that new process of sub
Pn,na Issue against tho Infant Iltfcndant, j Ohm
4 SNntBsfnnI. .rraH.H r#sI'E FTF7-
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FUNERAL.-The funeral of Mr.. VIII
liam Weisgerber, of Centre Wheeling,
took place yesterday afternoon. The
remains were accompanied to their final
resting place by a. large delegation of
Odd Fellows, and a great number of
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misunderstanding the rtVerWas ris-
ing rapidly, and ut six O'Clock there
was twelve feet in the channel and still
rising. The Pine Grove arrived on Sat
urday morning, but having broke her
shaft in the vicinity OF Sistersville, she
has laid up for repairs and will not be
ready for service before the latter part
OF the week. Booth, Battelle Il Co.,
have received dispatch informing
them that the Lillnie Drown Is coming
through this trip, and will be here in
time to leave for Cincinnati on next
Wednesday evening. The steamer Err
press, which WAS sunk near Manchester
while in the employ of the government,
has been raised and taken to Cincinna-
ii to be put upon the ways for repairs.
We understand that our friend Vim. NJ.
List, OF this city, has contracted for a
new stern wheel boat to be completed
this fall. She will be first class
steamer.
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.-ia ~. s,-Ialol. sl.a.-s.-5- {. II. II.
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loo Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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u = INTER. REV. ID lbs. VIVA,
NV CREEK. w. Va, Aug. H. 'd5
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
IN the lists of valuations and ennmeTatIons
ofproperty subject to tax under the "a OF To
provide Internal Revenue to support The
government, to pay interest on the public
leDt ana Tor other purposes" apnrOveti limo
~, 1851 and the amendatOry net nnprnVpSi
March "a, 1855, made and taken hy the seyF-
MI assistant assseSSnTs tOf the divisions heTein-
attsr mcniionedl of the al collection district
oIMeSt Virginia, will remain open for me
examination of NIL persons interested for the
space OF hiteen tljl days SUNDAYS eXceTitGII)
rom the dutc hereof, viz: First (fSt) division
embracing the county OF Morgan; 81, Harm
shire; 9TH, Taylor: 10Th, Preston; nth, Mon
eley Springs; on the 9Th and Sth of SeDfeni-
Der, at my Office Mt New Greek; on the l2th OF
september at Grafton; on the 18th of Sem
TENDER, at Morgnntown; on the lIth Of Sen
tembeT, Mt KingYoOl. = - y
Al each time and place mentioned nppenls
VIII be received and dett rminet relative 10
my erroneous or excessive val tlntT Ions nSSesSS-
menl accommodations mad @ and taken bv the
Assistant ASyessoEs. All appeals must he
made In writing, specifying the particular
SI;lusst;, Ih2tter, or thing, respecting which a
decision is requested, and shall. moreover
state the ground or principle OF Inequality or
nuElh-,iy . II, II, ARSK Anon ASsasec,. B
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MUNICIPAL. CoURT.-on Saturday there
was quite number of cases before the
Police Court forsettlement. oneor two
were dismissed and one continued un-
til this morning. Therewere three cases
of assault and battery; one of the par
ties was fined fifteen. dollars and costs,
the others each ten dollars and costs.
One individual, for disorderly conduct,
was fined ten dollars and costs. A boy
named Miller, for fighting, on two char
ges, was fined on each one dollar and
costs.
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FEDERAL couRr.-on Saturday the
jury returned a verdict of guilty in the
case of Levi-Gardner, indicted for ma
king false returns. The sentence of
the Court has not yet been rendered.
=E .S GFpnd Jury have not yet made
-NnsiF returns, ~
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0lre9ntelIiq1ttfers
aONpAY sIoRNINs. sEI.T. n.

BOARD OF SCHOOL CoNNussIoNERS-
The Board met on Friday evening last.
There was a pretty warm discussion
over one of the rules which gives the
principals of the schools authority over
the pupil while on the way to and from
school. The rules reported by the SUI
perintendent were finally adopted.
They provide that the scholastic year
shall commence on the first Monday in
September, and close on the last Fri
day in June. That the schools shall be
opened in the morning by reading
some portion of the Holy Scripture in
each OF the departments. The teachers
and scholars are also required to
repeat tho Lords Prayer. Pupils from
other townships may be admitted ut
the option of the commissioners.
An annual examination is to be held
in each school during the week proceed
ing the April vacation. Scholars are
required 10 keep themselves clean and
neat in person and dress, and to bring
written excuses for absence. Truancy
may be punished at the discretion of
the principal.
Unusual offences are to be referred to
the superintendent, with whom rests
the power OF suspension or expulsion,
and he alone can readmit pupils who
have been expelled. Children having
contagious diseases, or belonging to
families in which there is such disease,
Will not be admitted to the schools. All
children attending must be vaccinated.
Parents and guardians are not allowed
to interfere with the discipline of the
schools, and will be held responsible
for damage done to school buildings,
furniture, shrubbery, etc. The princi-
pals have authority over the pupils
during the time necessary for them to
pass 10 and from the school. The SUI
perintendent was authorized to have
twenty-five hundred copies of the rules
printed. The committee on building
reported in favor of sinking a well for
the use OF the Island school. The re-
port was amended so that the cost
should not exceed $3.50, and adopted.
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CoMNIssIowKHis oFFiCF,

WHEELING, w. VA, Aug. -. 1856.
IN pursuance nf the above mentioned de-
Wht,IIn~ " Vn an Nio,,,ISS, III. 55,S H. ~,
of September, 1866, proceed Ia audit, siilte Gc,
the accounts, &c, as ryquireJl by the said de.
fed to attcnd. n
HANNIBAL. FORBES,
hugSS-sh ~ Master commissioner
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ANoTHER UNION STORE.-Theres seems
to be a general disposition among the
mechanics and workingmen of this CITY
to form associations for the purpose of
establishing stores, in which they can
obtain their family supplies at the low
est possible rates. This determination
has been brought about 10y the high
prices which they are compelled to paw
for all the necesSaries of life. 1t is be-
lieved that, with proper management,
associations of this character will not
only have the effect of chcapening the
articles consumed, but will also afford
fair return upon the amount invested.
As they propose to raise a sufficient
amount of capital to make their pur-
chases for cash, and from first hands.
there can be no doubt of their success,
If a reasonable degree of experience and
intelligence is employed in the manage
meut of the business. On Satur-
day night a preliminary meeting
was held Mt the Guards Hose
House for the purpose of organizing a
company of this kind. The attendance
was large, and all those present were
favorable to the enterprise, and ex-
pressed their willingness to subscribe
10 the capital stock, provided the asso-
citation should be organized upon n sa-
tisfactory basis. Those present desired
that the dry goods and grocery bust
ness should be combined, and further
determined that when fifteen thousand
dollars has been subscribed, they
will form themselves into a per1na-
nent organization. A committee was
appointed to solicit subscriptions. The
meeting then adjourned to meet on next
Saturday evening. From the spirit of
the meeting and the interest manifest
ed, we have no doubt of the success of
the enterprise. 1t is believed that thirty
thousand dollars can easily be raised
for the purpose indicated.
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TOWNSHIP Observation-Disclosures
with the call OF the Union Executive
Committee, the Union voters of the va
rious townships, held their primary
meetings on Saturday evening for the
purpose of selecting delegates to the
County Convention which meets at the
Court House tomorrow. The follow
ing named persons were chosen as dele
gates:
WASHINGTON TowNsHIP.-Jos. Sey-
bold, Samuel Irwin, Wm. Holiday and
Hiram Armstrong.
MADISON TOwNSHR.-JOhn Frew,
John L. Wilson and ThoS. T. Beans.
CLAY TowSSHIP.-Dn Daniel Peck, DIR.
j. c. Hupp and A. b. Caldwell.
UNION TowSsHIP-Jns. Launder. T.
L. McNeeley and John Clayton.
CENTRE TowNsmIP-DaEiel Lamb, j.
Roemer and Henry b. Hubbard.
WEBSTER TowNsHIP-H. Wallace,
James Wilson and Alexander KemPle.
RITCHIE TOwNsHP-J.W. ShuItZan
Geo. Birch. ..-.
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Who have injured themselves by n certain
PRACTICE indulged in when alone n hnbif ne
qnently learned from evn companions or M
school, the effects OF which are nighfiy fait
even when asleep, and II not cured, renders
li5iIrlhge impossible, md destroys both mind
what q pity that a Young man, The hone Of
MS country, the darling OF his parents sIonIj
ments OF life, by the Consequences OF ,ifSy,ia-
ting nom the path Of nature md ind1Igino
N IN y cerGtin secret habit. Such persons, MUST
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Valuable Real Estate.
IELMONT IRON WORKS
AND NAII FACTORY.

.s' 41ANo 4Nt14A EASiOh4S
Bounded Ms follows west by the Ohio river.
north by Division Streei, east by Main street.
anu south ny the property OF Nessrs. Caldwell
Also, the Coal Mine in sald warI, now
worked by said corporation and tbe raIIWn !,
connecting said mine and the rolling mill -
Also. the real estate and coal property be
longing 10 the said corporation In and adIoin-
ing SCUM Wheeling, including that recently
purchased Of DIR. j. c. Campbell, and the
chOseS IN action connected Herewith; and u
town lois IN south Wheeling, lately pIITchnS-
q OF the N. y n, Rank and Othefs and lot
No. no. l IN Caldwclrs addition TO tho city Of
VISION streets, with nye tenements thereon
~ u, II supposed that the coal property to be
splu with works, Is sufficient to suOpIV fine
works for thirty ycIirS. - i,-' $50
1he sSnu real property to be sold on the1Ol-
lowing terms, viz: One-fourth cash, mud the
three equal instruments, payable III six twelve
n ind elghteen months from said date; the pur-
chaser of the real estate to take the stock on,
ni!nu OF materials, Iron, nails tools and chat,
teI property mt All appTaisement TO be made
by three dtSintereSted persons, of whom file
agents another, and the two so chosen a third.
the decision OF my two OF the three 10 M
hlnulng; and the stock so taken to be paid for
IN equal tnStalmentS ut four, Six and eight
iIn q with interest GoIn day OF sale. Tie
deferred payments on both the real eStnff
anti stock TO be secured by paper Eatisfactnry
70 the undersigned agents, md a lien to DO re-
Illnt9d on the property until payment in fnIl
Inc purchaser shall have the option of paV..
Ing IN hand the whole purchase money On
any furthef portion thereof than above stint
eu'''sa 20 'ataa-t JAMES PAUL.,
u.r H sgA % 9. ID. HUBBARD,
h CRANGLE.
Wheeling, w. Va, Aug. %, 1865. u
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DISEASE OF IAfPRUDFNCE

When the misguided and inipr1itienf y,o,o,,r
OF pleasure finds that he Inns iInbibed ma
seeds Of this painful disease, Il too ofien han
pens thnt an I-tlmed sense OF shame or ,Ireai1
~ y. NulSCGINeTyi deteTs him from applying, IL,
en- en- alone befTtend him, delaying tfli the Ct9
sLltuuonnl symptoms of TINS horIii iiIseae.
tnelr appearance such as liberated Snra
lLlLOal diseased nose, nocturnal mains In fIs
1i saH ana limbs, dimnesS OF sight, tieaineSs
lIUGis On tne shln-bones and arms bidtche;
I'm iilgntiui rapidlty, till Mt last the naiai.
OF me mouth or the bones OF the nose faii In
nnu Ine Victim OF this awful disease bsN0,,,,ss
a horrld object OF commIserntion, until jeotb
eItt \, 11Si9d 20 his dreadful sering, by
from whence no traveller returnS.S N"'''i'tS
; ~ = 9 nlsiGtelOty fact, that thousands fnI
HiCttHS 70 thB terrible disease OWING in ILL.,,
tI OF ignorant pretendeTS who i,v
me w use Of that deadly poison MSrclyTi T;1IS
miserable. '>S ''AS AesAluUe Oh lie
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SANIrARY.-We note that in some
portions of the city the work of puriti-
cation has been commenced, while in
others, it is entirely neglected. The
condition of the alleys and the charac-
ter of the weather make it essentially
necessary that this matter should re-
ceive general attention. The different
members of the sanitary committee
have work to perform, and the fact
that the cholera is steadily advancing
westward, should be sufficient incen-
tive to move them to discharge their
whole duty. The health of the city has
in great measure, been entrusted to
their care, and it is hoped that every
precaution will be taken to protect the
people from pestilence and disease.
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=, Dr. j.. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper Indulgence and soii
Chry hhbitS, which ruin both body and MIND
uniting them for either business study 81.
ciety, or marriage. '' S'
These are some of the sad and nlelanchoIv
sIIects produced by early habits of youth. VII.
Meakness Of the Back and Limbs, Pains in
me Hend, DimneSs Of Sight, Loss of AIuscuIaI
Nervous lrritahiliiy, DenngemeTto Of the III
geeStiVe functions, General Debility, Symp-
h1I3STALLY.-Thef fearful effects on fl1a mind
are much to he dreaded-Loss OF Memoir
SonlinSon OF Ideas, Depression of Spirits, En-.
Love Of Solitude, TimidIty, DC, are some
the evils produced.
thousands Of persons of all ages can now
{uuge what Is the cause Of their declInInE
neIlIth, losing their ytgor, becoming weak
Rllle, nervous and emaciated, having 4 singut
symptoms OF conSumDtion N
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hin, Conner and sheet IF0l WARE

HAVING INCREASED MY FACILITIES
IL for the manufacture OF the above nrfiS
cleS, nm prepared to MI all orders promntiv
and rs cheap, or cheaper than can be had N
any other house in the city. keep the latest
patterns OF STOVES, both Wood and Coal.
and VIII warrant every Stove. am preparI
cd % DO all kinds Of Job Work In Sheet Iron
and I'm and VIII give such Jobs my personal
4ttenuon- SpOuting and Guttering OF All
E Riiils alwayS on hand. Copper and Brass
very cheap. Merchants md Others yistIng
tue Slty VIII do well to give me n call
JeS ID. +. CALDWELL.
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IONS SOUTH yEnEELINGI ron

i WILL SELL THE Lor NuMBEREn
n5 n and the north half of Lot
OWN south w heeling known ash "a 3if5nses
Of WM. E1XIIsY, ESQ., or Invs.sIf
my2tfi 20 ~ i9Y iYiff v i iS15SttI
- ss1t so lslioa t9-aina1 %! te'Se
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NoEcEs.-Our Pittsburgh cotempo-
raries notice the enlargement of the IN
rELLIGEHcER as follows:
ENLARGED.-The Wheeling INrEL1I-
oENCER has been greatly enlarged and
otherwise improved. II is one of the
best papers on our exchange listen
terprising, able and relia6le-and it
gives us pleasure to be able to note this
substantial evidence of its success
Dispatch.
THE WHEELING INEELLIGENCER.-
The advertising patronage of this paper
has increased to such an extent that on
Thursday it was enlarged by about one
fourth of its former size, and now aC-
fords abundant space for reading mat
ter. We hope the enterprising pub
fishers may soon realize return from
the expenses attending this change
Gazette.
THE WHEELING ISTELLIGENCER.-
This old and sterling journal has been
enlarged. We cordially recommend it
to all who want paper from that city.
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DIR. JOHYSTON

Member OF the ROynl COLLEGE Of Snrpaor,I
Lonuon1 Graduate from one OF the most emf.
nent Colleges in the United States, ana the
greater part OF whose life has been sDent In
the hospitals of London, Paris, PhilndelphIa
an1 sIiseThere, has effected some OF the most
hsOhshlng cures that were ever known.
many troubled with ringing in the head MI ~
eI 1s when asleep, great nervousness, being
aInrLned a. sudden sounds, bashf1lne4s, with
frequent blushinR, attended sometimes with
defSngement of mind, We're cured immedis
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STRANGERS

Trust not your lives or health tn tho o0r,.,,,
Ia atS " ulie S and worthless pretenttnrS
gtiH Se99py Dr. Iohnstons advertisements ar
s ~ ,thelselnes, In the Newspapers Tr1,,ior
tt NJ Keep yon trlfiing month amer mnntIi'
or ~ I IaeiT nt,ithy and poisonous componnts
ma ~ IN iIs me smallest fee can be obtane
IoTS ~ 1S oyer your own CALLING disappointment
tisins SolliiSton is tho only Physician adver.
his o Credentials or diplomas always hang in
an Others, prepared from lie sI9ent ~, tG ~
s6fIiIt, OF Europe, the flrst in the
ff,S1 ttuI q more extensive pTftute Drucfice
'hlln any other PhysicInn In tie NrnrlA
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Table Damasks, Linen Table Covers, Nap
Blankets, &c.
We have also received a large stock of La
dies Kid Gloves, silk Gloves Wool Gloves
Cotton Hose, Linen HnndkcTChiefs, Collars
skirts, RalmoFuls, CorSefS, Re
We are daily receiving all the latest STYLES,
OF Dies Goods from New York. We will bt,
most happy to see the ladies OF Wheeling and
the surrounding country, as Wewill be pleased
70 snow our goods, for we are positively SELL
ing our goods at New York prices
JACOBS & BRO,
100 Main straet NVbaalIpry w Nro
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For Sale.

FoRTY SHARES STOCK IN FIRE AND
-, Mnrlne insurance company of Wheeling
Ing. Lots Nos. Il, Is and %, on Clay street,
FJ ss1s y IRSGling' D. ]. SMITH.
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WEST VIRGINTA
Religious Book House,

No. y. Monroe Str. wheeling,
IL EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND a Ioruo
IN and splendid assortment of Family and
small Bibles, all styles and prices : -
PTHyer and Hymn Books of ali JIenouIDo
lions ind IN every style of binding
Theological and Religious books in great
our stock Of Sunday School Library. Ones
ION lynn, insic and class Books CiteciiiSIn
CariS, Bible and Teachers HELMS are ,I,,I,Ie
LOT LOT me wants OF Sunday Schools OF every
Klhd; eTnldonati0nt to all Sunday Schools
a liberal discount to Ministers and TbeolrI
Csu StuuentS GEO. w. STONER.
o. Local Agent
9un,ihS school Music Book Musical ieffIss1
ny fhlllP PHILIPS, Cincinnati. dec91-iui5
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NEW FIRM.
J. s. TRIMBLE & CO.,
PLusIRERs Avn cas- rrrrrns.

THE UNDERsIGNED HAVE TrrTs-r
y opened new establishment ON MafiSet
sl[Getl between Quincy and John. where We
Sortment OF everything in our line Of 6FIsinese
w E arc also to execute with tiesT1fri
Al ~ klhgs Of work connected with the Plumb
ttlEsiiy new and has been purchased for C9sl1
ts AZ ne lowest rates We therefore 6eeI conf
may tayor usWith their pllronRhe. + ~ = :
angSs-t ]. s. TRIMBI.E. & CO. 10
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Married Persons, or Young Men cnnteInpI,.
ting mnTTinge, being awnre or physical veal
cured. Hl'ceuhy
He who places himselfunder tho care OF Dr
j., may religioIlsly coIliide In llEs honor rs
skill as n physician Nl'N" IN
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims NJ
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and dt[irnctIvs
habit which annually sweeps To an untimei,,
grave thousands Of Young Men of the InG:t
exalted talents and brilliant Intellect, NEbn
might Otherwise have entTnnred IIsienInv
SenatGS with the thunders OF eloquence rs
walked 70 eCstncy tile living Tyre, may 'cSi MI
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