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THAT BUGLER.-There is n man who
does the bugle" on one of our city
buses who must be about as windy as
a pair of bellows. Once in every hour
Of the day he goes up and down Main
street, and so loud does he blow that
you can hear him long before you can
get sight of his vehicle. We advise
him To hire out to some regiment of
cavalry as n band of bugleTs. He is
first rate on the fall in" So good, that
when we hear him we feel like reaching
for our musket. When he blows the
dinner call we almost involuntarily
reach ont for our bean soup. Blow
away, like Il good fellow. 1t reminds us
of old times.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-In the municipal
court yesterday the following business
was transacted:
Messrs. James Rodgers, James Paul.
George w. Jcirers and John ]. Glover
We're admitted to the practice of law in
the Court.
In the suit of William Stoneman rs
Michael Welsh, action in relation TO the
garnishee OF some money in the hands
of J. n. Vance & Co., n Judgment was
given for the plaintiff.
In the suit OF Frederick Yeaper rs
William Detwilder, an action in rela-
ton to the Tarnishee of some money, in,
the hands of the Il. q. IL II. r., a itidp-
meut was given for the plaintiff.
In the suit of Summers Il McCrum
IS. Simon Horkheimer, the case was
continued until to-day, and an order
given for the emPannelling of a iurv
for the trial of the same.
In the suit of the n. w. Bank rs. John
L. Hopkins, the office Judgment was
confirmed.
In the suit of Vim. H. Flesher re
Henry c. Flesher and others. the case
having been dismissed mt rules. TINT ne
ton WAS confirmed.
In the case Of Robt. Luke rs. d. Tay-
Tor Frost, II general demurrer was on
tered, and decision will be rendered
to-day.
In the suit of A. NJ. Adams rs. Chas
+. CaPeheart, the office Judgment was
confirmed.
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DIREcroRs' NIEETING.-At meeting
of the Directors of the First Mutual
Store Association, held in the American
Hall, on Saturday evening last, the fol-
lowing named gentlemen were elected
officers for the ensuing year: In.
Wm. Hastings, President. Lott. H.
JOY, Vice President. John C. Harvey,
Secretary. Ft.
\ committee of two was appointed to
secure n store room. The first commit
tee on subscription was discharged, and
Mr.. G. G. Murdoch was appointed to
ill their place. Mr.. Murdoch alone
has power to collect funds for the Asso-
citation.
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For Sale.

TWILL SELL THE HOUSE AND LOT 1
] now live IN onWater Street, 1t frOntS z feet
mOdlous dwelling house with s rooms and a
bath house, with both hot and cold water.
will sell my groceries and give possession to
the person purchasing II they want them, as
wish to quit business. For particulars In
sep4-tf water st. WheeiinS, W Va
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HEMPPIELD RAILROAD STOCKHOLM
Frs MEErrNG.-At the meeting at
Washington, yesterday, of the stock
holders of the Hempfiold railroad, the
old board of directors was reelected.
There was an unusually large turn out
at the meeting.
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New BuILDrNe.-NIr. John NIaEinin.
one of our city butchers. has recently
purchased lot on the Southwest orr
ner of Market and John streets, tad
having erected thereon n neat and
roomy building, to be used by him as a
butcher shop. =
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NorIcE.-Prof. L. oldshue, MD, has
concluded his course of Lectures on
urino-Pathology in the "'PhtladeIphia
University of Medicine and Surgery"
and returned TO his practice in Pitts.
burgh, where his business has been
promptly resumed. Persons living nj
IA distance can send to him as usual.
Office and Residence, IS2 Grant st.
Pittsburgh, Pa. IT.
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BucKwHEAT CAKES have made their
appearance. They never attain their
due excellence unless raised with the
Excelsior BdkiHg POlrder. No one now
disputes the superior quality of this
most excellent article. T. H. Logan &
Co., and Logan, List & Co., sole proprie-
tors. Sold by dealers generally.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Iron City Commercial College
AND
National Telegraph Institute.
+. W. JENKINs,
j. e. SMITH, A. NJ,
ALEN. CnMLEY.


ALEN. CowLEY,
First college Budding, or Peln and 81 Clair SIS
Second e odd ECllOLES' BuiFy 5th 81
Third " Nos. NJ and . 81. Clair 81.
ARRIVALS FOR THE WEEK ENDING Nov. Is, f6j.
c. a. Crawford, Hopkinton, Del. CO., Iowa.
IA. HammeESly, ELSmith, Sebastian CO., Ark.
J. StnwbTidge, sharon, Mercer CO., Pa
Z. Z. Moore, sharon, ="
3 5; j %ePhSTT1n. Alexandria, Hunt, CO., Pa.
e. II: Ruhl, Allegheny City, Pa
". \. Sofin, Belmont, Bel. CO., o.
W. u. Polling, Elida. Allen co, o.
w: L barr, Ginger Hill. Wash. CO.. o.
k:J :BuIgoyne, Middle Ferry. Brooke CO., VIVA.
W = Palmer, ChambeTsbuTE, Frank. CO., Pa
i. HAnSell, Pittsburgh, Pa
a. D. LutZ, CirClev lille Pickf:Sray CO., O.
j. e Rogers, COupeTstown, NenanEo CO. Pa.
j. l.. Raumcr, Richmond, WAYNE CO. Ind
q. Willis, Chenille, Hnrtfoul CO., Md.
II. q Anderson, SteubenVille, Jefi. CO.. o.
Il Morrow, Arch Springs, Blair CO., Pa.
q. a. Taylor, Safe Harbor, Lancaster CO., Pa
I. Morgan. Allegheny CO., Pa.
y. n. Porter, Malta. Morgan co., O. Er..
J. a. StaEely, SHtronR, AlieRheny CO., Pa
X w. Hull, Summltvtlle, Col. CO.. o.
II. i. Kirk, Mason City, Cerro CSorJio CO. Ioyya
NJ. Collins, Randolph, Portage CO., o.
j Il, Putt, Canton. Stark CO., u.
q. A. Dobyne, HollidnySburg, Blair CO., Pa.
For terms and information concerning the
SolitS;e addrIsS Iron City Commercial College
and National Telegraph Institute nov2I-it
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a5afd9s for Sale. ~ 4
For Sale.

ONE HOUSE, SOUTH EAST CORNER
" Fifth and Union street, with 2 rooms,
porches finished attic and good cellar, water
In the house and in the yard.
In Buena Vista, two small frame houses
two rooms each, and one with three rooms
and cellar, in which there Is never falling
spring of good water. /. IRWIN,
novi6-Iw Real Estate Agent
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PoLleE CoURr.-Tn the police court
yesterday morning, the following cases
were disposed of:
Henry MeElroy, for using profane
language, was fined S. and costs,
Samuel BuursocE. for ,Iisor,lsri,-c, ,,,-
duet, WAS fined $40 and COSTS.
joseph Darling and Edward Lucas
~ sSr LlulhE on the pavement, were fined
81 and costs each. These TWO last
named, 1t will be remembered. were
i'tvIi'iuheu IN our paper yesterday. as
haylnS gone TO sleep in their bI,,y..L-
and let Pegasus have the bit y, 49, -
der where he will" We think the horSo
ought 10 have been fined. for going On
the pavement. ON
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RIVER NEws.-The river was falling
yesterday, with five feet and topr ins
ches in the channel.
The regular daily packets made their
usual trips. ''''t
The Potomac came in Yesterday fr,r,
Cincinnati, and will leave nj this
p. NJ, for the same port.
Inc lEud lFGqoRcr is the regular
packet for tomorrow for Cincinnati.
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THE JEWISH FAsTs IN NOVEMBER
An exchange has the following in rela-
ton to the Jewish Fasts in the present
month, which are observed in our city:
The month of November, according to
the Jewish calendar is the eighth month,
in which there are three fasts. These
are strictly observed by deyout German
Jews. The first Monday, and the fol-
lowing Thursday and Monday, are set
apart for the Observance. According to
the Jewish laws OF customs. these fasts
have been ordered to take place shortly
after the festivals of Tabernacle and
Passover, as during the festivals they
might be led to excess, and become un-
mindful of their duty to God. There
fore, on these three days are read the
prayer of snpplication for forgiveness
Job vi. 5. Marheshven has no holiday
in the month. The Observance of religi-
Gus fasts established itself in the world
at Il very early period, and is found to
have prevailed in most of the nations of
antiquity. The sole fast required by
Moses was on the day of atonement.-
This is "holy convocation" on which
no ''servile work. must be done. But
the other fast days are regarded in every
other respect like week days. In the
reign of Zede6iah, Sebuchadnezzar be-
sieged and captured Jerusalem, which
calamity led to the establishment of Il
fast day on the seventeenth day of the
fourth month tThRmus July.)
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OYSTERS oYsTEksI OYSTERS Fresh
oysters received daily by express, and
for sale by the case, can or half can, at
SPeidcl a Inderrieden's, 81 Main street.
oc2l-lm
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A SMALL "MILL."-Yesterday morn
ing early, while the frost was still bit
ing keenly, two small boys, aged res
pectively about II and IA years-one of
them newsboy-got into quarrel at
AI'Kelvey's news depot. The quarrel
led to blows, and the two youths "set
to" for u regular "mill." Never did
"old sports" enter into "A pugilistic COM
bat with more GOODNESS and self possess
sion than did the two blOods of this no.
tice. They SPARED away with artistic
skill for "A long time, blows being freely
exchanged. Several times they went
to the sod, and finally wound up, over
half square from where the fight
commenced, having fought clear over
that ground, both of them losing their
hats in the "muss." The smaller boy
was declared by the surrOunders, Of
whom there was quite crowd, the
winner, the larger one having been
forced to tears. We believe no blood
was drawn.
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Moving Machines in England
Tin, CUDBGf and Sheet IF0D WAN

HAVING INCREASED MY FACILITIES
Ii for the manufacture of the above sTfj-
cleS, am prepared 70 NIL al orders prpmpflI.
any other house in the city. I keer, IN. ioscet
patterns Of STOVES. both Wood and Coal
and VIII warrant every Stove. am prepar.
Ell 70 do all kinds OF Job Work in Sheet finn
and Tin and VIII give such Jobs my personSi
attention. Spoutng and Gutterinr OF IN
kinds always on hand. Copper and Br5ls,S
Kettles and Fruit Cans Of the best kind also
very cheap. Merchants and Others YiSfinp
the city VII do well to give me calI
p CT b +. CALDWETI.
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1nfallible in Correcting irregularities Re,o,.-
9n TSS5TS I8hs, 81 the Monthly Turns,
ALWAYS sUcoESsFUL as A PREyEN~r,y,r,
rstsl IA = =
Z It Is now over thirty years since the abo,-.
SSIIfspGS!sd E1llS were frst discovered by DIR
ipOf2NSO, OF Paris, during which time ffeS;
nave been extensively and SrcCeSsf,1ixS 49,,
IN most OF the public institutions, as well Rs
IN private practice, OF both hemisphere. with
unparalleled success in every casa. ana - Il
only at the urgent request &" Of me 1IrS,31
S g Oh Ladles who have used them, thai he
Is nduced 70 make the Pills public for lie nj
ieSlatlon OF those suffering from any ITreSn
laI1ties whatever, as well as to prevent IN In
crease 81 oil tarnhy where health viii not permit
fa QSEs PILL is a, DOSE.
Fen1aies Peculiarly situated, or those sun.
PGSslng themselves so, are cautioned apaInS4
they :" invite miscarriage" amer which al
Qlo9niton, the Proprietor ASSUMES no resroSsi :.
S5t thelr nIlldnSs would prevent
are reeommendeda - : 40
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
for all those ahilcting complaints q y,e.n,,s-
s ,lIs sex 3 w; LSlIessg and PIiRfi MrSl
aedd Dizziness DiHRneSS oF Sgkf CTst,, < S rs
itsS tssaT.sSs on any SIGH Erfio1
distressing complaints paTtlcnIaTlS- II, ~ s
annoying weakening, and the SpInIS t ~
an NtheF ,Weakene&ses, VI
me 1AsesieOEFhoea, OF Whites
Al the same time, there is nothing n, 49,
R ~ maj can do injury to life or heSIfh ~
4tsesti0Ils @ &tTfetIy golEoIred and Won viii
nl1d the1ntoh be al hey are represented. -
ONE BOX IS SUFFICIENT .ENE
SVs0OO Boxes have been Sold white
~ ri Two Years. " +.'AAAA
Ten zla0ILluI!d Bo1eS SeIlt 6y Lettey I,c,l, -,
myself and Agents, to all parts or tbs yS,6,i9
20 which answers have been yat 5r1s y. 20 70,
1 ioh iaeles eay, nothing like the above 5iiIa
nIISS peen Known since THE ScTFSSrTr!l i m
A a u cISEDAWSSED UPON THE WoRT01' - "
In. q em0vfne- Dklsfrne .,o,,. - ~
mE nature 10 its Proper C.6n6S1oISsAE
s2iS5II:TIN9 THE HLERvEsand fripojr,r- ts.l- -.
-, e3lor OF Health" to the chesI[ ~ tIs
: - = PEI Per Bexi Nc Six Roxes so.
sod by M'cABEs, KRAFT ca WtoI..,.I.
~ ~ @ Main street, WheeIing GeJSeS
4e agents for West VA n yvfSn,s N
- n 351sist ne tireed Sold Al Fs4Si ~
T fPu IN 81. ClaiEsyille, Ohio, by
= 1,ii.1 {, 4 .litH I'd J.iJs PICKERING
49, y st=06 to either ~ H.
|. ~ q, 70 TIE y heelipg PoSt 0fieS II,s
I we tti plIts SENT tdenffaiiy 1 M ~
any part OF the country, l.free 81 ~ - i
OGs-lyd Sole Proprie i; p Mo ao% Yd2,-
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valuable Property for Sale.

ToFFER AT PRIVATE SALE MY BRICK
occ upied by Geo. X. Taylor, as a dry good
store; John H. Hall, as Saddler shop, and
Clemens & Co., as cabinet wareroomS. - r &
Also, the store rooms occupied by j. %. Orr
& Co., VIM. A. Turner, ]. H. Smith & Co., and
Others on the east side of Main Street. Itnot
sold by the hrst OF December next, will rent
the same for next year.
THOMAS HORNBROOK.
ONCE, Custom House.
Residence, No. 20 Eof street, Fifth ward.
OcS0-ulldec -
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ARRIVAL OF PRIsoNERs.-on Sunday
the sheriff OF Wyoming county, this
State, arrived in this city and turned
over to jnilor Jones man named James
Gunnol, who was convicted of man
slaughter at the last term of court in
that county. Guuuol was rebel bush.
whacker, and lost a leg while engaged
i'll his bad practices. He was charged
with the murder of two Union soldiers.
but was only convicted of manslauph.
priSonmcnt.
Yesterday the sheriff Of Mason conn
~, our State, arrived and turned over
10 the above named official, John Pal
lner and Woodson Crews. Palmer Yyns
convicted of forgery and sentenced 10
three years imprisonment. Crews was
charged with murder, bnt got off with
hNe years Imprisonment. They were
both tried at the recent session of the
court in Mason county.
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COMMISSIONERS Sale

Alexander HeymAn, \ 5,Ir. n
\. Loring, Admir-, ct al. ~ so
ny VIRTUE OF a DECREE RENDERED
Din he above entitled cause on the PIN fia1r
OF October, A. d. 1885, I shall on Saturday
ninth day Of December. 1855 at ten o'clocIS Al
NJ, proceed to sell nj the front door OF me
IOurt House OF Ohio county, the fnllovinS
described property, to wit: or a SIlfficIencS
theSTeo1 70 pay the debts mentioned In the
,.I list, house and lot situate on zane,s
End, 4 part OF lot No. 70, in SQUARE No. Il
bounded rs follows eonlmencinR al The norfb
east cornerot lot No, II, on Filth ST thence
north Il feet on same street TO a sake f6frcss
west at right angles with Fifth street IA ne
MeaIefn boundary, thence With said western
Doundnry The like number of e feet to The
norm west corner OF said lot No il, thence
WIN DIVISION line between said lots Nos ii
and u TO the BEGINNING. =
"a. Al that part OF lot No. II in square No
II on the corner of Union and FiffIn sffsf,S;
south OF Union and west OF Fiflh streets
SIN. Also, lots Nos. 8 and 10 In y. "A q
Rltehies addition. go - - = -
ena Vista addition ~ - ou-
Also, lot II in ]. 4 c. RitchIe,s addition.
also, lot NO. in Buena VISTA addition
ALSO, lot No. II In j. & G. Riches addition
alH LOT no 10 in same addition as last
ON Also, lot No. q In Buena Vista adtii-
Terms Of sale, one third cash. and tl,A y..t-
que IN Two equal instAIments al sly and
we've months with Interest or al IKE orfToEI
~ the purchasers the whole NAV he ISS5d IN
SStsh. g. L. CRANAIEf4 -
hONu-tu ..HL G0rnmR1sfnI1oF
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WINE OF TAR
WINE OF TAR.
WINE OF TAR.

VINE OF TAR contains all the JCe,5-
teal virtues Of PINE TRFE tar
TT Is UNNECESSARY 10 sPE4R OE
y the curative properties of Tar. The yTOTjd
knows that II its medical properties are TEyiIS
eIiS extracted and held In solution thai fi,eFa
are lew II any remedies equal TO Il n eiiT1s5,
az LhIodf and Lung DiSedSes
US gIeslt curative powers are hrfnRInrt Il IN,
ule AtIenuon Of physicians and then fIIfIi Nd
Ie st agent more valued when ifs uss e
Wine of Tar Is pleasant TO the tas4a sn5
'Adiapleu 10 both children and adults - : :
- \ ToSIc giving new vicor and life Il, YI,s
sSSstten, U Is preferable To the many tEBfffeT1SS
y, i iIS cow the market and have atendency
nI,.NE or TAR eures CONSERVATION
SoSIfEtiS SoidS, Sore Throat and RreaSf RTSn'
SIIlStSy asthma, Diptharia, Gravel DiahateE
LII. IlsesiSes OF the Kidney and BLADDER and
az, sold Id BY Druggists and 0rocers throupbor,
''i p, eIiise9 states at only 81 Oa bottle.
OLIVER CROOK a CO
.i,I ASS for Dr.. PrOctor's sFXNE OF TAP.
Beware OF Counterfeits.
tS Genuine have 'wine Of TAR blown nm
For sale by I. n. Logan & Co and 1o,..
1-lst 3 Co, Wheelins. Wa. noy6-sIn5a1
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A CARD TO THE LADIES :
DIR. DUPoNco's
Golden Periodical Pills,
. : For FEMALES .h-.L !
FOR FEMALES.

1nfallible In Correcting irregularities Renew
ing Instructions Of the Monthly Time
nom Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS sUcoESsFUL as A PREVENTIVE
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aolelI9 q aaIeaifaI
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Late Of PHILADELPHIA,
tEWHo HAS LOCATED HnNsE1p n,D
1sY15y,m anentIy at No. IS ZRTRD SIr9 TT Ll1i
l4s44AISBGRGr- Pa. - ~ "41rEsAs1'
&, ". 4. proposes to cure Gonorrhopa and c.Ia.,
~ 1oln one 70 three daSR Without JSts,ss~
S1.SS WIN Gun 9tet or hindFance 10 bnsineSs. %;
- Pnle IN from one To five TIay-s.' -
mi ~, ~ nom one 10 three weeks S6cfnT-
10, - tLllIlaI Emissions STONED in fnSn,
tI,s " Gen Gays Skin diseases ana ali otbe+
paFaiIed SncI private nature, treated with un-
III ~ pelass Neuralgia. Dyspepsia sc,oo,r.
~ "a, an IN ~ pur1ties OF The BLOOD. and SiISeas
n We hl9ney and Liver speetiily rI1rsS5 n.
a ~ -, ! Oung 3 Gelebrated Extract Of FiTaSSaJ
source PtNeeu HOIh no other
= AN EAtSfENAGoGUE FOR Ladies'
y1 a compound prepared and sold oDI,- ~, n,
- az NAIL1nted 70 remove an oiIS9SIuc{5oyIs
re- 5issallhny menstrual flood imnSTtiTg
nv tt,Is 1l1 "a activity 70 the system: bT5s 81
- oottLe; OSunate cases of lone staySjJ,S,
u require No. 2, which q 6oIr
5Hi1II sc. I; price % per bottle
49, AILled ladies should not T,ss ~. ot,o,-a
o.tttHOuhu lor reasons made know ,-iti, 80,
PtscAAse.e ? $50. ) s4-+ A. " al e@
a. - a save, cerAin aud healthy yrs,-ar,a.
= ti5S ~ = Puon furnished on appficatfon.
t ~ a stance, by STATING theirs
S age and OCCUPATION. can 15scaiI-.. ;nsIii
Tsf5SSS = pFtss9, securely packed from obseT-
,,; A..deress Or, YOUNG, No, :, 7r7,,r5 s.rae,;
s,1trSSS, "a once, Philo Hall second moor
3 a - - ~ ~ 1hlrCt, near Market Once hour
= u 70 Z M and l p. m. to pm. oc3
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u DR. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons
London. Graduate from one OF the most emil
nent Colleges in the United States, and the
greater part OF whose life has been spent in
and elsewhere, has effected some Of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known:
many troubled with ringing in the head and
ears when asleep, great neFvonsneSs, beIng
alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfnlness with
frequent blushing, attended sometimes with
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SUGAR.
LIDS CHOICE P. R. SUGAR.
~ = q nlnlGS FAR and Fully Fair CubaSugnrs.
- y oel I'll. Crushed, Powdered. and Granu-
% bbls. A, Coffea Suoar
- = bbl8.- b GoRee Sugar
- - ~ DDS. = Cefisa Sugar. Just receive
50 BAGS Choice Rio Conee, Just receiv ed
w ny Pryor HANOLAN & co.
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MARRIAGE,

shsct that sound mind and body are the
n 81 necessary requisites to promote connu-
Dbl 1e2ppineSs- Indeed, without these, the
Journey through life becomes a weary Dill
RElmage: the prospect hourly darkens to the
view; Ine mind becomes Swallowed with des-
Pf aalr ana nllea with the melancholy refiec-
lon that the happiness of another becomes
bllghted with our nu,ri =
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Married Persons, or Young Men conternpIa.
ting marriage, being aware OF physical weak.
ness, organic debility, deformities speedily
He who places hinselfunder the care ofDr
j., may religiouSly conflde in his honor as
gentleman, and confidently rely upon hh
skill as physician,
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain
practice indulged in when alone, habit fre-
school, the effects Of which are nightly fell.
even when asleep, and II not cnred, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply immediately.
What pity that a Young man. the hope of
NJ MS country, the darling ofhis parents, should
oe snatehed nom all prospects and enjoy
ting from the path of nature and induiging
IN certain secret habit. Such persons, MUST
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-12
Attorney General Speed.

The Louisville Democrat is reviving
some very interesting "reminiscences OF
Attorney General SPEED. in view of bis
recent opinion concerning the rights of
paroled prisoners under the terms of
LEES capitulation. 1t appears that
SPEED was member of what was called
the Union Central Committee" in Ken
tucky, in 1861. In this capacity, he
issued an address to the people of Ken
lucky urging upon them position Of
armed neutrality in the contest then
about to begin between the United States
government and the rebels. The address
distinctly declared, however, that if it
became apparent that war was to be 70
sorted to in order to enforce the authOri-
ty of the President, "then Kentucky
ought, without counting the cost, to take
up arms against the Government"
Tn view of the manifest and radical
change which has apparently taken place
in the opinions of Mr.. SPEED, and of the
severity of the measures he now seems
disposed to inflict upon those who be-
came rebels in consequence of the teach
ings he himself put forth i'll 1851, the
Democrat offers the following excellent
advice:
"Better be little moderate OIL these
Southern rights If the saints North
had lived away downin Dixie, they would
have been the most uproarious secession.
ists that the South had. Accidentally
they lived in another latitude. 1t will
be- seen from the above document what
an intensely loyal man could exhort peo-
ple to do here in Kentucky even Many
of these rebels regretted secession more
than anybody North; but they could not
stem the torrent and live at home. Here
is Attorney General Speed, who was near
going over the dam, and would have gone
Il he had done as he promised he would.
He ought, therefore, to be mild i'll his in.
terpretations of terms upon rebels, and
be thankful that be did not do as he
said. and become one of them when he
didn't want to be"