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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-08

MEETING or THE BOARD OF SUPER
vIsoRs OF OHIO CoUNTY.-The Board OF
Supervisors of Ohio county held a reg
ulnr meeting at the court house yester-
day.
There We're present NIessrs. Hump,
lpresident.l Boggs- Franzheim, Go0de,
Hnndlan, Nicholl, Salisbury, Wallace
and Wilson.
1t was RscertHined by examination OF
the poll-bOOkS of the county who were
the successful candidates mt our recent
election, and II resolution was passed
announcing the members elect to the
House of Delegates and tho highest
number of votes received in tho county
for member elect of the Senate; and
tho expenses of the election were or
dered to be paid.
The following named persons were
appointed rond Overseers for the county:
Niessrs. Joseph Wnddle, ]. Z. Sisson
and A. O. Boggs.
License was granted TO Fred. Hyer, of
Triadelphin, to keep IA house of private
entertainment.
Sundry bills against the county, for
Courthouse roofing, &c, We're ordered
to be paid.
Mr.. Hnndlin presented the following
resolution, which was tabled:
ReSOtUed, That, under existing cir
cumstances tho Board feels called upon
to declare its determination 10 adhere
10 and maintain the laws of this State
and of tho United States.
The debate on the above resolution
was animated and prOtracted.
The following was offered as nm
amendment by Mr.. Salisbury:
provided, the laws passed by the
Legislature in nowise conflict with the
Constitution of the State"
The vote on the amendment, by ayeS
and noes, was as follows: Ayes: Franz
helm, GOode, Salisbury and Wilson,
Noes: Boggs, HnndlNn, Hupp, Nicholl
and Wallace.
On motion Thy Mr.. FranEheim) to
table the resolution, a division wns call
ed for, which resulted us follows: For:
BOggs. FrAnZheim, Goode, Salisbury
and Wilson. Against: HRndlnn, Hump,
Nicholl and Wallace. = :
And so the resolution was tabled, as
above spOkenOE
Mr.. Robert Campbell presented a pc
tition, asking that the negroes OF the
city be allowed temporary use of the
Conrt-house as place of worship.
On motion DIR. Hump was appointed
n committee to examine the standing
rules and bylaws presented by the
clerk for the government OF the Hoard,
II was ordered that permanent seats
BIO put in tho Courtroom for the use OF
juries.
No other business ofimportance was
transacted.
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The OPERA SEAsoN.-on Monday
evening next, we take pleasure in in
forming our readers, the able and popu-
lar opera manager, Max stralSosch, win
present to the citizens of Wheeling such
an array of talent as has never before
been seen In this city in one organiza-
ton. The time, trouble and expense
OF seCuring such corps OF artists has
been Immense: The operas to be pre-
sented nre of the best, and will be rem
Inc troupe number over forty per-
formers, and the operas will So pre-
scented in a perfect and nnmutilattstl
form, just as written by their reSnpf,-
tive composers. The chorus md ar
chestra have been selected from the hest
musical organizations now existinSS IN
America, and all the principal Rrtis,sS.
engaged have Mt one time or other en-.
toyed enviable positions in Tie New
York Opera Companies, where even MT
the present time their services are
sought for, their contracts with MI.
Strakosch only preventing them from
accepting an engagement.
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VIZ - PRYOR, HANbEAlF "a 81 >
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SECURE wARRANTED@a
pREqrTqVF ARE FOLLOWED 4
nB- Gun for CsseaNtlr describing an symptoms:
evnrpTONIG.

A single Bottle win last mOnth-to
be used three times a day.
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NEW FIRM.-Messrs. Blond a Bach
man have opened new wholesale and
retail shoe house at No. lO7 Main street,
corner OF Sprigg House alley, where the
best of boots. shoes and CATERS can be
class boot and shoe emporium, in full
supply. Both members of the now firm
are well known here as energetic, thor
Ough-gOing business men. Drop in and
examine their large and Varied stock,
and secure bargains. Oct. lS-1m
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100 Main street, wheeling, W. VI
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WE are glad TO see Overscer Price,
with his chain-gang, engaged in the re-
movRl of the abOminable nccum1la-
ton of filth, which disgraces the city
and nausentes the Inhabitants in the
vicinity of the mouth of Quincy street.
That pile is worthy the attention at any
time of a special commission from
among the city filthers, and they should
hold their pOw-wOw some warm wet
day when its fetid steam hangs in the
air sickening as the stencil of cess
pool. 1t Is n little strange that pile
so obnoxious to the eye and nose and
so revolving to a decent respect for the
reputation of the city for cleanliness,
should have been allowed to nccumu-
late until it has reached the height of
six or eight feet above the street level
The region in the vicinity of the b. 81
o. Il. Il. Is like an Augean stable, with
the addition of variety of filth of
which the Augean stables were entirely
Innocent. Mr.. Ford has demonstrated
in vain with those who hauled tho COM
pOnents of this filthy heap and has
even forbidden the throwing of such
deposits upon the grounds belonging to
the b. q o. II. II. Co.
We nre not sure that mere leveling
down of this heap to the grade of the
street will be any remedy. 1t will only
unvcil to the naked eye, hidden layers
OF tho same accumulation, unimpTOved
by long reposC in darkness. The entire
removal Is what Is properly demanded
If 1t can he done. At any rate, u heavy
penalty should be imposed upon par
tics depositing my filth of any kind /;
there in the future. Nothing that will
effect the air, should be thrown there,
and clay and nshcs deposited there
should never be allowed to accumulate
above tho street level.
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STEIN BRos., cor. Main and MonroS
streets, have just received one of the
largest stocks of Ready Made Clothing,
PiecO Goods, Trimmings and Cents
Furnishing Goods, ever brought to this
market. They call the attention OF
persons visiting our city, COUNTRY
MERCHANTS particularly, to examine
their stock. as they are determined to
sell below Easternprices. OC9-Im
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CHRISTOPHER ENsrNaER, who, our
readers will remember, killed Lieut..
Armstrong, in difficulty which oc-
CURED last summer, at the house ofthe
former in Martinsyille, Ohio, was tried
Clairsville. Alter full hearing ofthe
case the jury were unable To agree.
They were discharged and Mr.. EnsinEer
was again admitted to bail in the sum
oftwo thousand dollars for his appear
Hnce at the February term. His friends
need entertain no fears of his failure to
assured that he expresses his entire
willingness to stand or fall by verdict
of his countrymen.
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MARKET YESTERDAY EvENINo.-AIar
ket yesterday evening was tolerably
well attended. The cool weather kept a
good many curiosity people" away
The following were The prices of some
articles: Butter 40a5Oc per pound eggs
40c per dozen; chickens 40a45C per piece;
turkeysSl 25aS2 OOper piece. Apples zoe
per neck.
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RowDY1sAI ON A RAILROAD TRAM
Yesterday afternoon drunken scamp
got on the train Mt Cameron, and divert
ed himself by kicking out n few win
dows shortly afterwards, Hewas at
tended to by Captain Shultz, and
promptly placed in arrest on the arrival
of the train ut our depot.
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HRNDERsoN's PITTSBURGH TRoUPE.-
Last night this Troupe performed to n
tine audience ut Washington Hall.
Another entertainment will be given
this evening, when the "Lady of Lyons"
will be rendered, with Madam Scheller
as Pauline, supported by the full Pitts
burgh Company. We bespeak for this
elegant company fine patronage.
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ELEcrED.-Col. Thayer Melvin was
elected, on last Thursday week, prose-
cutting attorney of Hardy county, W.
Va. His competitor was Barney Powell.
Esq, formerly of the Sd w. Va. cavalry.
1t is probable, we hear, that Col. Mel
VIM also elected in Pendleton county
to the same position.
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For Sale

I LOT, No. 2S9, NORTHEAST CORNER OF
i Eoh and Second streets, Centre WheeiiHe,
y lot No. los, on, Market St, north OF MAJ
ket house, Centre Wheeling. -''s.s
East Wheeling. tsS'1y
Small dwelling, and 4 lot No. z5 ON Ger.
man street, Centre Wheeling
good brick dwelling house A rooms on 81
street, Centre Wheeling. W -
:. piece ground eorner of Eof and second
street, (2IS60 feet) Centre Wheeling. ~ ~
AZ, pieces OF ground on Second street one III,
W iee'' 'lle otner za1o6 IeetI Centre Wheeling,
I. IRWIN. -
-Oc3I-1W Real Estate AGENT y
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VALUABLE CRY PRoPERTY FOR SALE.
by our paper to-day it will be seen
that some valuable property is offered
for sale In the city. Wethink that now,
when property is advancing so rapidly
in value, and rents increasing, we may
say, enormously, capitalists will not be
slow to embrace the opportunities for
investments referred to.
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NHE SPLENDID RESIDENCE ON MON.
n, . roe street, now occupied by Mr. B. Ford
feet- The house possesses all the improves
ments and comforts of flrSt class residence.
Inc law Office at present occupied by N,
Richardson, Fsq., Isl part of the property,
and viii be sold separntelyor with It, rs de-
sired. For terms, &c, apply to.
noN2-lW Real Estate Agent,
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OUR Methodist friends in East Wheel
ing are pushing their new church en-
terprise with a vigor which argues
speedy practical; results. They have
already selected the site for the new
building, lot on the corner of Zane
and Sixth streets, for which they paid
eight hundred dollars. The necessary
committees TO collect funds and a build
ing committee have been appointed.
We have been shown the design select
cd by the committee. It Is OF Anglo
Itnlian style, n style which, though
plain, is picturesque in its neatness.
The desire of the people in that part
of the city for n new church and the
energy with which their committees
are acting, bid fair to make the new
church a substantial reality among
them in a very short time.
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CuANoE OF TIrLE.-Ths ..Benwood
Iron Works of Wheeling" have had
their title changed by law to read sim.
ply "BenwOod Iron Works.
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POLIcE coURTGIn the Police Court
yesterday, Thomas Donohue, who was
arrested the day before, was discharged
from custody without penalty.
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DREDS-A list OF deeds transferring
real estate in Ohio county, in october,
wiz be found ON the list page of to-
days paper.
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For Sale

I PIECE OF LAND ON THE BROW OF
i the hill, in the northern part of the city,
containing ~ acres The soil is well adapted
~ desirable for that puTpoSe-being eastern
and southern. On It are several fnme build-
lngs, the whole enclosed with a substantial
fence. WIN be sold very cheap. III ~
.4g /. IRWIN,
now Issleu1 Real Estate Agent,
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OYSTERS oYsTERsi oYsrERs.-Fresh
oysters received daily by express, and
for sale by the case, can or half can, at
speidel & Indcrrieden's, 81 Main street.
oC2I-1m gznN 1H5
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RUFFIANLY AssAULT.-A young girl
residing with Mr.. William Clark, near
AIartinsville, Ohio, while returning
from visit to her friends in this city,
on Sunday evening, was assaulted by
several rumnns short distance above
the Wheeling Iron Works, with de-
sign of violating her person. One of
the Williams drew knife and threatened
no attention to their threats, and the
scoundrels deferred by her cries and
her stubborn resistance, were Obliged
to relinquish their internal purpose AZ
ter having torn her clothes literally to
shreds. One of the wretehes bears the
marks of the brave girls teeth upon
his hand. The police. should spare no
pains to ferret out and bring to Justice
the brutal perpetrators OF such an
outrage.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

OYSTERS ARE IN SEASON AGAIN, and
there is joy in many household in con-
sequence. The joy Is not complete,
however, until the fragrant tureen is
Jockey Cub Sauce. It is used ut all the
best hotels and eating houses, East and
West. For sale by \. II. Logan & Co.
and Logan, List & Co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggists, Wheeling.
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WEDNESDAY mORNING. nov. 5.

NIEssRs RIpLEY, CowL & Co, took
hold of the Union Vial and Bottle Fac
tory when it had pretty badly burned
the hands OF its prime owners, and hay
ing slipped through the fingers of its
original protector, bid fair TO slip itself
into the creek. It was considered an
unlucl.y affair, n b I'd situation, and all
the other bads which become the con.
Venient grave of unfortunate manage
ment.
The new firm brought to bear on the
detunct institution, skill, experiences
and practical energy, which soon dis
PEELED all the ills to which Il seemed to
have been heir, with the exception OF
the one great i'll, its original construc-
ton. 1na run of eight or ten months
they built up "A flourishing trade and
made as good glass ware as ever clinked
on the counters of n wine establish
ment, or the shelves of uII apothecary.
Owing, however, to the deficient con-
struction Of the whole concern, the ovens
gradually, one after another, became
unit for use, until the proprietoFs re-
solved to remedy the evil by beginning
at the foundation; and accordingly,
during the months OF August and Sep
TENDER, dismnntled the whole concern,
and rebuilt and increased the number
OF their ovens to fifteen, rebuilt and in
creased the size of their furnace, and in
every way improved and enlarged the
capacity of their works. Combining
themselves exclusively TO the manu-.
facture of bottles of every description
and portion OF the firm being practi.
cally engaged in the business, they are
now turning out good8 unsurpassed by
any. made in any establishment in the
country.
Their outlay In the reconstruction o.
their works, although heavy draft OF
the resources of firm but barely es,
tablished, has proved a judiciOus ex,
penditure, since their Increased capaci,
" barely enables them to supply the
demands of the trade which The SUI
perior quality OF their wares is build
ing up. It speaks well for firm
when its manufactures sell in the
market as fast as its utmost energy car
supply them.
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House and Lot; for gale

N Now as LOT NO. 6, IN THE FIFTH
street, with brick tement nearly nsy, Y an.
I'm egat rooms wei finished now nes1
Pled, by MI. Wlnship. For terms. amy q
49, ~ -za j. c. COOPER
A5r,1,t.4.. or 4. g. RHODES
y,f1S [Is95 OF the estate OfW. B. Sense
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For Sale.

ONE AMONG THE BEST BUSINESS
" Stands in the city--R three story brick
house on Water street, adjoining the SprlgE
House, % feet front and CO feet deep. Will be
SOlu on easy terms. l. IRWIN,
n0E8-lm Real Estate Agent.
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RIvER NEMs.lTha rirer.M,ns slorlY

RIvER NEws.4The riyerswas slowly
rising yesterday with about eight feet IN
the channel. sa -
Besides the regular packets, which
arrived and departed as usual, the
following Is the record yesterday -
The WIid WGgoNer arrived in the
morning from Cincinnati, and the Pos
tomae left for the same port at 8 O'clock
in the evening, with good trip.
The WiLd Wagner VIII leave for Gin
Ginnati at o'clock p. m. to-day, and
the NeW STATE for st. Louis at o'clock.
Shippers are advised In our advertise
ing columns to hand their bills in
promptly.
Capt. Muhleman left for Cincinnati
yesterday on the Potomac, to look afteI
the new boat building at that point for
the Wheeling and PaTkersburg trade.
The boat was described by us some time
ago. She will probably be done about
December LIST.
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c2o-2we JoHNw. SCHULTZ


A GOOD BRICK HOUSE IN R1r ,r,t,I !.
49, y IONWn' containing eight large rooms atiad
II9 ned chambers, together with n rI11I
NJ S,sI ana stable good cellar unieI
!oet2S-2w or FRED. SCHITTiTZ-t =
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g. w. JOHNSON q son.
-tt AfanI, - ,,f,, 49, - y

Ws We UWIINDUN7 q I3DNt I17'1l-T7
Mapufaeturers Of go
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
HAYING .ANAIIEDs OURSELVES OF
III an thatmpToyed facilities, we aFet better
prepares now than ever to nh all oT(lerg FOR
any arGelenr work in the above line OF. bust
l nsss. " 1lIAes and Cond uctor$ made to oFder
workmnnl1ke manner We are now TlayinR
particular attention to this branch al fbs
paldcular. To Wholesale Dealers We fCIln
oIer Inducements that cannot be found else
where. Our stock Of Ware Is complete ana
z stock q the latest and most approved NIT
terms OF Coal and Wood Stoves on hand ami
INNS y. w ~ uE5i rs sQN & SON
- M4IEELT6G w. VA
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For Solo

A PIECE OF LAND DON On CREWS my
~ Two miles from MartinsvilIe. Ohio S6n!
taiIiilig between So md SO acres, with n s6oll
In Ttss four rooms and a good al
end young orchard. Thirteen SeTes ~ N n
oouom land. The coal right Il olsS Fo1- ~ ~ -
For Terms anr,,, ~ ROBERT ROSE
oG20-2we JoHNw. sCHTTrz
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The Athene1Inn fo7.7 coIo'

The Atheneum for Sale.
NBRE UNDERSIGNED WILL, SELL, Az
Sove,IIS Ts on saturday. the 18th day 81
9 y. AMI, the SIX lotsof ground nuISbere,
a. IS y ~ y. u and " in Baker Sfonfs Suii-
Jonn Streets whereon Is eFecfefi n, ~ IN
S 0SI11ltig wen known as the Wheeling Athe-
TRIMS or sALR.-One third In rasl, 80, !,
Sseoit OF SIX, twelve, eighteen and fSr s1,fI
i inonths for the residue, In eonai iiIStSI
Ias,i = Ayaole with interest and seCalfeli IN
oeed OF trust on the pFenIses = " "
BEVERLY N. EOFF.i
E s. STOUT, n - - .
Rs,t.4a,. 80, JOHN #. HOPKINS.
--e-Sss.sSssl S9PS. oct3Sfs
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Moving Machines in ENGLAND
Tin, Conner and Sheet IraR WaEa

5uAvING INCREASED MY FACILITIES
III FOR the Manufacture OF the above IITfi-
CleS, I am prepared TOM an orders TFomptiy
and ns cheap on cheaper than can be Ind II
any other house In the city. Ikeepthe lniest
pa5tefnS OF STOVES both Wood and Coal
ma VIII warrant every Stove. lam prepSFs
49, IN and WIN give such Jobs my Personal
.Sst,S tlotl. Spouting aud GutterfnG OF an
Sae9isse t ny ON hand. Copper and Bias
49,, Merchants and others ViRfinE
Stle rs S7Aty ,W14 DO wen to ilve me 4 en- =,
b =, GALiDWELIi
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III Bills ALCOHOL, ss per can't y
III % - NO Winter s3Iafna.i r .r1 IN
atI MeCAHE, KRAFF& Fsos$ >
.InaIs and REED KRAFTEC cos =.
NEW CARPETS E7--57I-7-
GtARPETS OF EVERY DEsdRfpfT,FS
" JUST reeotvedby HJQHARROJR
sep4i l4S&Iatn stTost.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
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Golden Periodical Pills
FOR FEMALES.

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crease ~ famii I1ss I,.aS,Io prevent an In.
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posing. ihsrh5seivse y SlsuaIed, or those sup
using these Pills while in that cond Nm l I
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Infallfble in Correcting irregularities. Remov.
ing Distinctions of the Monthly TuFns
from Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE
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Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons
London. Graduate nom one Of the most emf.
nent Colleges in the United States, and the
greater part OF whose life has been spent in
and elsewhere, hnS effected some OF the most
astonishing cures that were ever known:
many troubled with ringing in the head and
ears when asleep, great nervousness, being
charmed Mt sudden sounds, baShf1lneESs with
frequent bluShing, attended sometimes with
a atd3si Of mind, were cured immediI
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The Sense of Taste and Smell Restored.

r Y
nor CENTURIES CATARRH HAS DE-
ned the skin of physicians and surgeons.
No medical work ontains prescr1pt ion that
VIII eradicate it Nothing save DR.. Goodale'
remedy Will break 1t up, radically destroying
the principal OF the disease, and preCludlng
the possibility OF a relapse.
, No form OF Catarrh can Withstand its search
ing power, and no mode OF treatment ever pf-
fofded such immediate relief, or gave such
universal satisfaction.
1t penetratesto the yeryseat OF this disease
and eXterIntnates It, root end branch forever.
From The N. y. Commercial advertiser.
HAY, ROSE, AND PERIoDIC CATARRH.=
DR.. r, Gooda1e's CataTTh Remedy and mode OF
treatment, not only affords the greatest re-
lief In every variety of Catnrrh, but II extin.
guisheS the disease forever in all Its types and
stageS. Every one speaks well oft
Prices LOO per Bottle. Send stamp for DIR.
Goodales New Pamphlet on Catarrh, its per
feet mode of treatment and rapid cure. Infor-
nation OF priceless value-send or cnll at once.
y. Il. PARKER, Sole Agent, 70 Blocker St,
1g-F For sale by 7. H. LOGAN & Co, and
LOGAN, LIST & CO., Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-08

Who have injured themselves by certain
prnctiee tndulRetlin when alone, n habit fire.
quentIy learned nom evil companions, or ut
school, the effects OF which are nightly felt,
even when asleep, and II not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately,
Whatn pity TINT young man, the hone of
his country, the darling ofhis parents, should
no Snatched nom all prospects and enioV-
ments OF life, by the consequences or TIevia-
ting rom the path of nature and indulging
IN = certain secret habit. Such persons, MUST