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TIhIe Prlate EquIpnge. or New Yorl.,

LAe FFAhte Equ1pnSeS OF New York,
The New York World has n long ar
ticle on tho private eduippages 6flthat
city. 1t says, John Jacob Astor rides
in a handsome Landau drawn by thor
ougl bred bays. The Astors are all
careful to keep the privacy of life, and
their selection of equippages lis of. a
solid rather thhn'of.a, splendid charac-
ter, this remark applies also to the fam
lily of Mr.. VIM. B. Astor, which takes
its course in the park daily, and now
comes undemonstratively. The fine
black mare of Frederick Kirkland. fol-
lowed by the stylish double stud of
Anrry Greene (of Taylor, Richards Il
Co., introdu duees the quiet coupe of Ar.
Stewart; he drives from his residence I'm
it every morning by eight o'clock, to
street, and enters among the first of his
clerks. He has kentucky blooded
dark bay pair Mt occasional times.
Mr.. O.. N. Jerome maintains the clev-
crest stable In the city; it is built be-
meath his private theatre on Madison
Avenue, and its ailse of walnut stalls
ltherehre horses the price ofench o (which
mightkbuild a ship above all the rest
of tho horse gentle lemen, Mr.. Jerome has
taken rank; his drag cost two thousand
dollars, his harness fifteen hundred dol
lars, and the total cost of the team and
four he turns out is not less than thirty
thousand dollars. This is to ride In
triumph in the American Babylon
Mr.. .Jerome's. favorite team on these
afternoon excursions is q cross match.
very valuable and regal. :
Whom havewe here-darl, dashing,
not all prsse, but so disguised in the
multiplicity of her wagons, that We are
az TgJ EJINn
\ Cord Bennett; sh4drives everything
conceivable, and drives them aIl to the
top of their speed-Landau, drag, Gale
'6he, phaeton, Victoria, taunting car,
dog car Willow top buggy sulky, eC
OHlRieiH. OF all the Park frequenters
this is the most devoted. z. ~ = -sI q
The married daughters of the late Col.
Thorne flowed in albeautiful Landau.
Colonel Thorne was the first of the
Americans to show the equine superior
ity of our stock on the continent of
Europe. A. story Is: s:afloat that he in
Cured the Emperor's dislike by out
ranking hRbitually the imperial livery
and positions. His horses wera the
most wondetfu trotters ever beheld on
| the Champs Elysees, and his former
residence, now the possession of his fam-
lily, in Sixteenth street, west of Fifth
| Avenue, is one of the grandest private
( buildings in New York. .io., sTl,= Is =
Mrs. Henry Ward SBeecher, whose re-
peated accidents in fiery horses hassifi
no whit changed her pdness for them,
tIkes her afternoon airing in coupe,
and oddly enough the next object that
we behold sthatof n Methodist preach
or, driving a three minute horse. This
the Rev. Mr. Hare, of Eewburgh, who
has trotted his poney. in two thirty
eight, and thinks, like Mr.. Beecher,
that what man or n horse is called to
do should dowith all his might.
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GkrAQaateLEigl
RATES OF SuBSCRIPTION.
rroposeI Ta,Z I.nw A1ncntmcntn.


Recent Washington advices inform
us that several 6fIt6e most siniiusntiaf
men engaged upon the question of
amended taxation, are strongly inclin7
ed tosubstitute a tax upon sales for the
pFesent system of income tax and tax
es upon occupations aud productions.
This will leave untouched atiproper
system of taxation upon dividends,
rents, salaries and interest upon loans
of money, spirits and tobacco. Some
persons, whose opinions are, entitled to
consideration, urge the propriety. of
levying specific duty or excise upon
cotton, Petroleum and such other of our
products as hold almonopoly oflthe
foreign markets, to such an amount as
will neither nbateA the profit oftheir
production nor lessen the foreign de-
rnnnd for them, at the same time refns-
ing a drawback onithose articles when
exported, thus throwing, the whole of
the tax upon the foreign consumer. Il
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The IortlsIesns -. ..iEInih.. u 3, !

The following, in homely words, pre-
sehts a true and happy metaphor: n
Anegro preacher while holdinr forth
TO the co1ored sold dfersi then stationed nj
Port Hudson said g De whole obGodis
relation TO us am like de5W6eaI. De
Lord Jesus Christ am de hIii. de
4 Christians am de spolses, and de tire am
de grace OF God . binden enn an to-
tgether; and de nearer We get to al hub.
aeinearef We set e each 6theFs' Z ss.S5.
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HEnnes, "a oegszE, s ! !.
A Gard.

WE RETURN OUR THANKS ToTnR
wv many friends and Patrons OF. Jeremiah
Clemens, tdecetSedl lof tile liberal patron-
a8e bestowed ON him while in our midst and
ntso tnke this method OF Informing the pub
lie TINT we intend TO carry on the FuTnf ture
and Upholstery business In an is Branches
Mt the Old stand, 10, 20 -N1qin street, where
merit continuance Of the patronage bestoW-
ed on hini!1fil 4EJ. CLEMENS q CO! :
2 n. R-NHaj also intend TO carrJt on the On
dertaSing Business as before. We keep con.
stnntiy on hand a fuI assortment OF Metallic
and other Cpttlns, a. tTr 90 ,. : Z ang24
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CouID NOT AdRRE.LTh9 1Sishops II,
convention, could not agree on a. bus
toEal letterato the churches. The one
prepared by Bishop Hopk kinsw was reject
ed TOR ignoring NIL the recent national
events. That of Bishop NJ IsIlvaino wsis
declined becauso it embraced a tlOught-
tuI nclSnowledg dgInei1t of "a restoration of
peace and the, overthrow of slavery
SO the good people viii have to get
along for three wears! as well as thew
can, without the wise and paternal
counsels of the. Convention SYetsup-
pose that most of them will understand
that political feelings on, Bishop Hop
iktn's side contributed to their disap-
pointment, rs Innch, at least, as those
on Bishop A2IlYaineis part 1t has
often been noticed, In other ecclesias-
tlcal bodies, that warm paftis,ifs are
the mose zealons oppQsers ofpolft ties in
tnei churcti as in sotherE positions men
are sometimes 6lnmof6s for silence and
fierce for mod defatIon. S.55i +5s,l -
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Opening 10 NortheFn Farmers in the

Opening 10 NortheFn Farmers in the
.sr South.
An officer stationed at Grenada. Miss.
has addressed a letter to the Memphis
Bulletin on the Inducements which the
State affords to- Northern immigrants.
We quote: Planters propose to lease or
sell their plantations, in whole or in
part, to actual settlers on their own
terms. Now let us see. Snpposina n
family of five persons, settling on forty
acres, of which thirty are clear land,
cult1vating twenty acres in cotton and
Ten acrestnc corn and veg bles. The fol-
loving is necessary, supposing they
commence at Christmas: Two fnules.
S4OO each; two plows, $25; one cow, $50:
one wagon; SI5i pigs and chickens. $40:
axes, spades and hoes, $50: provisions
Tor one year, $780, cotton, seed, $780,
Total cost, $3.50: Occupying January in
1ullalng log house, fencing and cut
plow in February, and at the end OF
october the crop may be saved and the
Estimating but one-half bale of cot
ton to the acre, and the price for next
year put htty cents per pound, without
calculating the corn, potatoes and veg
etnDlesI ana the increase of stock, the
family would realize tho sum of. s., $50
the first year. In all probability the
price of cotton will be far above that
hgure, and possibl y not short Of one
dollar per pound, as not one bale of old
cotton will be left in the Southern States
by next crop. But TO mike n smaller
estimate, esi: and setting the price of cotton
but onc-ha1f a bale to Tie acre-whicL is
n'yery small aggregate, and is surpassed
IN almost nll the creek bottom lands of
Carroll, Tallahatchie, Yallabusha, in
fact all the northern counties of ALissis-
sippi-it would leave tho family 81, 600
clear, after having paid for, the land, !,
and ueducting the cost of animals, farm
ing implements and provisions Tor the
year. Such advantages are offered to
no settlers in sany liof the Northern
States or Territories.
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tIiisf oftT,attara

DEMAININGuNCL THE Post
QN OfHce ut Wheeling, Stnte OF West Viz
gt3la, ON tho 3Oth day OF, October, 1885.
TO obtain any OF these letters the enpDllcant
must call for tUctttscd letters giVe tho date oi
this LIST, and pay one cent for adYertisihg.
II not called for within one month, they will
be semitic the Dead Letter Ofices
Otice hours on Sunday from to 101< a. m /.
- .I.AnILeesI- n .IEgtn
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WorktaE TOO IIarti.
rontlIe ol.icaog Igrstitn, lo.,1lal.l

(E5Omthe chicago ErstttH0 JOu,7taL)S
60 into the Dwelling -houses ofChi-
cago, as'the male head of the family
reaches his l1reside, and you shall see a
man tired out. He will hing up his hat
with sigh, and drop into the chair with
a groan. He Will perchahce, brush up
and fuss up, and. take of in compliance
with a.soGial Invite, p and return be-
tween eleven and twelve with the 'tlast
striiw on his back that breaks 1t with
wearineSs and fatigue. Il .T..5li5,,,s.i .
Go into this mans store next day, and
you viii see q man on the jump, driven
with business, on fire with ayarice,
thrilles TO his fingers ends ambition,
and tired out. Through all the Sprfght-
illness and vivacity that lights his face
md lightens his step, y6n Shall read the
unmistRl RlSnble signs of q tired out man.
Occasionally he epauses, and the hand
writing on The ecountenancee comes sadly
out, and you read the record of asweArf4
edt toyerwofked man. i Now and then,
in a moment of respftei he will lean
against tie desk OF. the doorway, and
look abstrnctedly on the floor, or COM
plain to his companion of a pain in his
back. -->.t,..,7,-
There can be no manner of doubt,
then TINT our business men are going ii
to- strong. They should rein in their
ambition, check their greed for gain,
and give themselves more To quieter
pursuits and reac We sports. Their de-
Sire to get rich is eating up their vitality,
so that when the riches come they will
ibEing an exhaustion that prevents their
enfoyment 8 Their dlnbi tion to buy and
sell on q great scale is consuming their
physical strength psol that they VIII
presently he united Tor the. satisfac-
lions that. .bhyfng and selling secutes.
All work and no play breaks the eonsti7
tuition and dwarfs the mind. Alfibusi-
ness and no. hoo ekBWeaEs the body and
deadens the brain. s5,75 fl :
=; z An American was teaching Engiish
to a German, and on being asked II
there were no irregular verbs in Eng
tlish, replied by one solitary example.
eIt was, "a go, thou Wentest, he depart
ed we mad JT9rI cut sticks,
they sked8dtile led . But ON asking for
aaSrepe ttt9n Of II the German found
that 1t varied every time, and he had at
last to give il mp in spair as g grams gram
= u
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DIR "a. j. KtSNER.,

TIENDERS HIS ISTHANKSTl-ALLT THOSE
who have 6IVorad him vitlis their (soIffiE
dence and patronage, and would inform his
friends md the people generally, that heWnl
the coming yeAG occupy his Old .nffice ON Sd
street, nCIlr Reed & KFHIE 3 IJrtig Store Centre
wheeling, w. Va, where he may be consult
eGl In reference to thelrtlisenSe the nature and
character of which the Doctor Is able at 0ll
tunes and under all circumstances to describe
ana 70 ossniaol the pIpballl result and 1IiTnS
uon oltFeatmentl He prt(ct8eeS the Eclectic
system OF Medicine, using mild hut effective
remediesS supporting instead of, depressing
the Vital PoWctG Tho iIlefiicines flsfd tiv
him arc pTefared und put mn In hfsI own
office Besides the tfehtIneilt of eAcuta Dis
eases, DIR. ktsner will give his attention fo the
treatment dLaAl VafiGtiH5, of Chronic iiSense.
That ScouTEe OF the human moe Sbf0ffilo in
all It's vnFfed forms, VIZ: Purulenk DlscanFIFes
from tho ENI, 50 prevalent among ChilhFen.
Purulent ptl1nhnia, QNena, ENLARGED Glands.
UlceFuG Ions, Cancers and All 5vaFlt ies of fiISin
Diseases, WIN tecefSe his special fsttentidll-ll
Diseases Of the Throat, Lung and Heart, IIfv,-
erComplnints, Diam ThHli ll5iS SenteFy. and Plies
Diseases OF the uripALy On ans iGC;,
Nervous and Spinll "a keCti ions n sJllepESy,
RheuMnttSn md ParNlS sis, Diseases f-Fas
males Dyenle1OrFheh, ERucoTThea, PTplSpS1S
OteF1t stnn nn Ratf1ful IIrt Hes And SeF-
SOtls diseases toyyh1Gh 1heyEtFa sdbIBEE he
ISSs!S successfully. The trentmefitdt GILL
DEtAN VIII reealNet the SlTh ion rs here
Iotote All .eollflliA Mons and mica
uoIls Stf1cttyl confidential, and WIN receive
prompt 9ttenttoI4 n &ight tnlIS tlleE mix au-
tSWereds Once hours frJiil o 10 II a M n IN
and to Bpm. s,gl,,lsS,tI iIiTsss
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Z TO INVAIID SOLDIERSla
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURE.
..G.s. .eEsERAI. HogrIEAIn

TAp1W W9setsng sT " "a 41DtjI q 9th 1s55 z (
i you that have carefully, examined the
ARTIFICIAL Legs manufactured by LEONARD
l4Is6RAS, and for which you are agent For.
simplicity OF eonstrIfctio nS we'll a8f fduTabili-
ty and convenience, I have never Seem any
thing to equal them, and 1 therefore cheerfully
recolnmend them to any who are unfortunate
enough to need artificial limbs,
~ Very FeSl'ti Your Ol)ed 7 SeFv't ifig-' isf ID
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.5aa SCI educational.
Wheeling Female College,
urnrr,.,uu.-G.


|TJHIs INsI1fUTtoN, cHARTEREn
i with fun >coneginte powers In 1881, and
recently reOrgnniZed under q new Board Ol
Directors, will be opened as n collegiate insti-
tute on the first Wednesday in September
next The buildings are now being tho
roughly fehtted and newly furnished
throughout.
In tile liberality of its arrangements, in the
extent and comprehensiveneS OF its course
of study, iiniitB methods of tuition and gov
ernment, and in the ability and experience oi
its Board OF instruction, the public may rely
upon its being n first-clnSs seminary.
~ having had many years experience in con-
ducttng leading Educational institutions in
the Eastern Hp1iA middle Stntes, FfeelT assured
TINT with the liberal patronage and the ear
nest eo-Operntion of the citizens of Wheeling
and vicinity, the College will soon lie able to
extend to young ladies' nll the facilities for nm
accomplished education to be found outsid
of our eastern metropolitan cities.
1tanoTCis me the highest satisfaction to be
able 10 announce the engagement of a CORPS
OF teachers of distinguished ability, expe-
nence and reputation.
a NoRlLAL DEPARTMENT. win be organized
at nm early day, having especial reference TO
the preparation OF young ladies for the busl-
ness OF teaching.
"A, PREPARATORY DEPARTafEyp will be
opened for such Misses MS are too young to
enter the collegiate.
The institution will be conducted upon
ProtestaO6S but not upon denoninntI0nnl
prtnciplesS ple ling churches Of this Ylctni-
ty, the Methodist, the Presbyterian and the
Episeopallan, being represented in the Facul-
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.ABuIl agains4 the Penians.,

49, n tAts1lAE1AG uk1e EHntnngsr
| The Pope issued n bull on the 25th
ult., directed against the Precursors
and other secret societies, but clearly
meant specially for the Fenians. It is
believed to have been procured by
Archbishop Manning OF London, ut Tie
suggestion of tho British ministry, who
are alwaysiup to such tricks. Having
referred to previous action against SO
cret societies, the Pope proceeds to saw
N III these persons think thai the aI1os-
tohc constitutions Illuminated under
penalty yofannthema,ag againsb occuIt sects
and their adopts and abettors, have no
force IN the countries where the sail
sects are tolerated by the civil power
they arc assuredly very greatly in er-
ror. AS you are aware, venerable
brethren, we have already rebuked, and
now anew rebuk0 and condemn. the
falsity of this evil doctrine! In effect,
can 1t be that the supreme power of pas
turing and guiding the universal flock
which the Roman pontif1s received from
Christ IN the person of tie blessed
Peter, and thesupr power they must
exercise In the church, should depend
upon the civil power, or couii
they, for any, reason, be constrain-
ed and done violence to Thereby? !?
Under these circumstances, for fear
lest youth and unthinkinG men should
allow themselves to be led astraY in
prtnciPlei and rtear silence should
oner any opPortunity'iof protecting err
iror, we have resolved, venerable breth-
rem, to raise onr apostolic voice. and
confirming here in your presence, the
constitution our predecessors, ON
the part OF our apostolic authority we
rebuke md condemn the hIhsonfc soci.
ely and the other societies of the same
"NHVkH HEaLWa--
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r3 Z Marine Insurance C0IlBaIy
7Tl1lH!oF WHEEI1Ea. nil7l0'
'INCORPORATED m ~.

TIAKEs RISKS ATTIIE Iyy1rs, n Il ANS A., gum
Ii On buildings OF an Kinds SieanI6nis' ,lis
Llre and iercbandlSa md ngnlIist M
ON ftVefs seas lakes c4ihals and rhiiirS,IS lel
T,,trDy ~ 1Y,,,,yItI; q ANGLE, President
Y IS IISSoOeEt SIIangle, .r Daniel Lamb .ssI
q t14pIegI NAoTSont ]. G. AeleSnn,
E. I{ {Rta%Iy. %y. - 90 James DnlgeIt,
.,s1Ii Dollonn' .ft q Samuel Qtt, a. i5s.
:, -. !, me ne once Of the Company has heen re-
lof insurance Will lie promptlyrsl
etteIdetl 70 by, the President or Secretary.
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EXPENSES PER IOUARTER

TUITION First Preparatory, sB;, Second
PrepHTatorS, 81; First Collegiate, S.: Secofid
Collegiate, S9i Junior, $40; SenlOf,t SIa'6O
latin, French, jermnni or other lanSuage,S5;
ing, s5 TaintIng in on, So Pastel, SO; Cray
Ong $S; Music, on Plano, $40; Use OF tnStru-
mont, 81 so Vocal Music, $40; Fuel, I'd and Sd
quarters, 50 cents each quarter.
BoARpySi5ii Fuel and Lights, s.; Washing,
Si5 Weekly Board, from Mondny to Frf1hy
nIeht, So so; Fuel and Lights, 81.
tBillS both for tuition and bOaTIl payable in NIL
eilSes at the Commencemento OF the QuaneI@
Sept. 9th, Nov. 18th, Feb, lst and April 18th.
July 20. 1865. - President.
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ROOTS AMID SHOEs

~ D. ff7tft " ~, bTi} 81
@ 'l2A '5{ i1 -saqii ~ ii'
lssG --,-slr-I itoiL, .l7.a s.tfi,sEait r s,.i,t
Whlch.wilI bo sold BOWER than the SAME
QUALITIES can bo bought In PHIIlADEI-
FhlAor BAII4MotEi. fta ziis gi t1@la1s
mh2 41H '' McLEIANS, 4! A KNoY',p
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FALL and WINTER STOCK

ti4t 14iiat t''7'si iSE tiiu
s 1aisdH nfT ,igs 1858 il,u
l ah Of! 1860 nj b-fetz
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'rtlE ! -T-s -a'N SDIRECTOHS. - Efi- 81
z. =: :Lomn, T. P. .ShalIcFnss, Geo. X. Wheat.
SeoJM endel, John. Zoechler Eaml RiciISi.
( IInn, g; W. FnnZheitll, Jas. n. Vance, Alex,
tt4etgE nun. Las s.1Fpst se4tt1- aff = ss3fisa
NHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN pUrY
~. r8ani1ed, nre prepared to take risks nj
S2 SiL fllts on huilln OF all lciIltk Iielcitaii-
tse' HtiSe'l nlanufnGtuFtng eSt0hlShueilts fIlFIli.s
IGSLei S tInhOats and CsfPOeS ON the Western
EtSeIs ana lakes, and also IN tho liSes, y1f I-
SSOIS tcr ntefIn OF years. This CoInnnuyt S1f
1eIs 81 Hertor Inducements TO fnrfIierS yyfer,S
~ tney can b0 insured for three yenIs nj M.
uuce3 rates This being n home lnStifIiifny,
com 9Cseu OF some ninGty-fo0r RtOckh1ltIeyS?
InOSV oLWhopl arc among our l,fssfi I,r,SiT,aSsi
mem recommends itself to the favorable cII'.
the lnsurfng pnhlc, and s6iIciis
a IlIlllCntion for insurance will be prornptIv
attended to by the SCI rafGtIy Y ~ y f'Nt1fFiy
as.OltGS,st no. Mcclure House being flle saI1,a
.loF4nefly occupied by Adams EXnr.sS 10
.rr,, ~ U IN .Sl lJkRTTTURiS iSatr1taTV, 3. 4
S!AL1ii1t 4lcCIlEIIL4AH.i President - = = .
SFYo' hENDEIJ, Vice President, T. 'i-
.Lte t1fElfl 0G-I E-s Tfffrf = =
4, y. e, ARTHUR Agent forpayinn rensloDO
SSIlce, So1i no. l.MeLnre Hduse. being Inc sIflSi
FORMERLY occupied by Admins Express %. 7 :.
= |" II SUR,A n GE
~ -Iag lid ~ h.lEii +, Tifuftr ii-.s
Tine & Marine Insurance CGnDafY
il.ts- =rT ~. t.. or JEvFFvT,TsT,vr, =
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Il We annex two more appeAzing frag7
ments, ,sone referring to eggs and their
substitute, aud the other to TINT heredI-
itary prince of viands.
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aasart.alnlte.
FIRE, HARTNR& NI,ANlNSIRiNGEE

CtAN BE OBTAINED UPON THE MOST
~ Tens3nable terms in any OF the GoIIowInC
Companies, representing in the nsss.reenie
CASH CAPITAL. AND ASSETS IOV I'm, p
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1iye per cent of the nett profits tiS.
SiIs g policy holders annually, withoutip i'm
:. +oiiiciGa Wtllsha Issuefi in any of the above
Fehaple Companies on application TO
~ XXI il-',... s'L' w. B. sPFsTTsRSOR. Agent
0gSe Main street, next door Ia 81 & NJ
III i...-l-l ~ iIf., ~. ffinE.l-ly l.,
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ISfansrdttatfott. 80 . e
BH.AITIMoREI&O OHIO R..R. COMPLY

tels tllGwINTER sGHEDUEF.i,aSi q 2s.af
DAESSEGER TRAINS IwIII, RIM nv
IL, the following schedule on and nfissr iiio
18th Of October, 1855: - ''ss''N' s''sd
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HolEEIMSUR4NCE co. oFNEW YORK.
Assets lst January, 1s65......... 7,oOl 30
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w. =. s7SlAtH1lTH s7lt1l Master of 1Eansportntion,i 4.
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20
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Dim vBLLEY'sPivsl. Hospital, IN tAsYsd.
srul Block, corner Of seventh and slrss.s, op-
posi,s the Pos, snd Patent ones,, Rooms n
and n, up Stairr, wsshington, D. o. ..
All diseases Of . private nature treated IN TIE
best scientific manner, and radical cures sRso.sd
In all cases. sYPHILITIC AFFECTION, CON.
oRRH8A, aLBBT, sTRICTURBs, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS. or tho result Of voLUPTUoUs
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the 0BNBRAFIvB
ORGANS, from any cause whAtever, or how
long standing, thoroughly and radically cured !;
also, GOVT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. and
other CHRONIC DISEASES Oi the NERVES,
MUSCLES, BoNEsl aud JOINTS; IsCRoPULA,
BLoTCuRs on the FACE, ERUPTIoNs on tho
limbs aud body, and all other BRUPTIvE DIS.
BASES and DISEASES Of tho BLOOD, from what.
ever eause they may have arisen
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
No matter what your disease, let no false deli.
eaey prevent You from applying Immediately to
Dr. vellny, who 81 Acknowledged to DO by far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In the treatment
Of private Diseases. Pear not 10 como and make
known your misfor,uncs, and no will speedily
sOnd you on your way rejoicing.
sELF-ABUsB.
That drcadfal seourge Of tho young, INDUCED
in when alone, destroys tho gcnoratiyo organs.
UNITE thom for married life, producing weakness
Of tho back and nmba, loss Of animation and
Muscular power, PalpitatiOa Of the heart, nsr.
vous irritabIliry, losa Of memorv. melaueholx
habits, insanity, consumption and death.
YOUNG MANI in view Of the dreadful eopso.
1uencoa Of delay, do not fall 10 make your case
known Immediately TO DR., Vellny. Your reer,ts
with him are sacred, aud you NAV eouadeu,lv
rclv upon M. nadia, .Lu,