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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-08-15

hVuuoiJ WV NV ehPes1 o"y uett0A &uS"0A
than he got.-(N. 0. Picayune.
T The following bill for services
rendered is said to have been picked
up after the adjournment of the House
the other day, under the chair Of Mr..
Stevens of Pa. The attention of the
public is specially called to the patri-
otto labors which o generous country
thus rewards. v
Washington, D. c., June, 1866.
q. s. To Col. j. ". Forney: Dr..
]: To steady and virulent abuse and
Misrepresentation Of the President for
six months, as instructed by Republi-
can caucus, 81 900.
[NoTE.-Col. Forney respectfully
calls the attention Of the Committee to
the exceedingly reasonable terms of the
service and solicits further order.
2. To careful, sustained and well di-
rected efforts in widening the breach
between Northern and Southern people
and especially in misrepresenting and
abuseing the citizens of the South,
5000. Hs,t
3. TO steady and industrious efforts
to infame the colored population Of the
South against their late masters and to
break up the good feeling which threat
ened to exist between them $4,000.
Note.-Col. F. ventures to remind
the Committee should they object to
the amount Of this item that the Radi-
cal caucus was extremely urgent and
explicit in it's instructions to him on
this point, and that consequently he
has spared no labor or expense to carry
out it's wishes. sef.-.-,
70 writing 100 letters, dated in vari-
GUS portions Of the South, and prrpor-
ting TO come from prosecuted Unionists
col0red men, ETC., nlisrepresenting pub
lie feeling and inventing narrowing in
cidents, 81, 900. a1 gfu.
S. To furnishing daily three para
graphs headed Shocking brutality Of
Of the rebels" 81, 900.
6. To constant and generalp praise and
glorifcation Of the ruling majorities in
Congress, and especially for the liberal
use Of the word 'heroic," $1,000.
Z. Special and extravagantmudationa
on Hon. T. Stevens, Chas. Sumner and
others. $1,000. -
g. To constant SANDER and abuse Of
Democratic members Of Congress 81 Goo
9. To steady, industrious and syste.
matte Misrepresentation in each issue
of the Washington Chronicle, as direc.
ted from time to time by the Radical
Committee. $500.
[NoTE.-Col. F. takes pleasure Il
calling the attention Of the Committee
to tire exceedingly low rate charged il
the ninth item; and to say, in explana
ton, that long and continuous expert
ence in the above art enables him t,
perform such services on better term
than any other person Of good reputa
/ ton in the profession.
10. To praising Judge Underwood
$1,000. shl =
[NorE.-Col Forney is aware tina
| this charge appears exorbitant, but b
cannot abGte one dollar. The Commit
tee viii testify that he is not usual
scrupulous or averse to dirty work; bu
he has his private feelings and must b
paid for sacrificing thern.]
Total s25,500,
Approved and ordered to be paid.
! THAD. STEVENS,
Il Chairman Joint Committee.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-08-15

The correspondence by telegraph be-
tween the President and Gov. Wells, Of the
State, in reference to the authority upon
which the Convention of 1854 has been re.
convoked. comes to US in Western papers.
We have hitherto only had brief and very
incomplete notice. The letter of the Gov
ernor is curiosity. The amount of infor-
nation whichit gives the President, is adap-
Ted literally to t exact phsaseoloey Of the
question, and thus to conceal the facts the
President Was asking for. What the Presi.
dent really desired to know is, whence came
the authority for recalling this old Conyeu-
ton. The answer Of Gov. Wells 10 that Of
the boy at school, who vas canght whist
ling in school time, stcutly denied it, and
vowed 1T wbistled ITSELF The Convpn-
ton convened itself; all the Governor has
done is to follow its orders. Just here the
material facts, for the use Of the President
are left out. These are:
That the Convention was the product Of
IA military order of Gen. Banks under mar.
tial law. @a }wagfE4se,.
1 ne order was executed, and the Con.
vention thereby ceased. 3't
There could be no authority given to any
body to CALL it together for any purpose
but it did give directions to its presiding
officer to reconvoke it in certain contin.
gency. which did not occur.
The presiding officer 80 decided, and re-
fused to respond to the demands of a score
or two of the members, to recognize the
convention as submitting, or call another
session.
The molcontent minority thereupon, act.
ing as though they were convention, turned
out the President, and twenty Eve of them
made a President pro tenn.
This Is the President pro tenn. of a pal.
try fraction ola convention, which expired
two years ago, who issued the orders for a
new session of that cid concern, to create
new constitution for the State. His arr
directions Gov. Wells assumes to be his
authority for filling up the convention and
constituting it "a power above the constitu.
ton as it is, aud the people of the State
who made it,
This is the state Of the question which
the President desired the Governor to con.
firm or deny. and the answer he gets is
simply that this rnnp Of Radicals say it is
all right, and he is simply doing their
work.
The President, we believe, has better in.
telligence of the true state of the facts, and
probably did not expect any better answer
than he got.-(N. 0. PiCaYune.
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Joseph Bouliot
AGENT,
announce to the public
w that be- has just received q full
supply Of
PATENT IIYALllCB BURIAL GASES
CaEkot9.

They are AIR TIGHT and will pre-
serve and protect the DEAD, and are
particularly designed for the safe
TRANSPORTATION Of bodies. He invites
attention to them.
August Is, 1856, tt.
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HTO / E ,

3 To L I'm !.
OUT Of my lot on Friday the 3rd
= inst, One RED ,SoRREL MAZE
MULE, branded with an R in a dia,
mond on the left shoulder; badly
scalded on the back by the saddle.
A reward Of ten dollars will be paid
on the delivery Of said mule to Ell
Their John A. Williams, at Alexan-
dria, or myself at my place on bayou
Lamourie. ~ 4skar s
ROGER ROBERTS.
! Aug. Is, 1866, 81 g9
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Notice.,

Notice. 9ds
ALL PERSONS having claims.
u against the succession Of G. NJ.
Long, deceased, are hereby request
ed to present them to me, and those.
indebted to. said succession to come
forward and make payment.
lsF SMITH GORDON,
Testamentory Executor.
Alexandria, Aug. 9th, 1866, st.
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" The following bill for services
rendered is said to have been picked
up after the adjournment of the House
the other day, under the chair Of Mr..
Stevens of Pa. The attention of the
public is specially called to the patri-
otto labors which o generous country
thus rewards.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-14

u,o,r,,
O. Coos. A'A'A AVENUE CHEAP STORE
' mn vus co...xvs BY ORDER OF THE
INSURANCE c,poors oF STEAMSHIPS
cIRcAssIAs
wRTsossEr. u.r,,
rs CASES MORE OF WET P as6ns. Sf 'AN' "A'h"
HOSIERY NEEpLEWooH;kk, 90 GI2}HNffAAsss'
unSTS;Ss n A Ixre TOWELS
SskkAassSka GTs, sEhSiAsss1Ssss i SASSs
c I;IIs w sAiE
VET
n,r LADIES, w RR mp BH WIFE HOSE
aAsaks' l Mshls 2y AaI kisn Aosn
GENTS nnn.so HALF HOSE 4Asesrnculrrs
SSsE %SSxES
oA'A "oAAAD BANDS ASW WET WITH SALT WATER.
en Sr HSP WIN Isx SA TApE TRIMMINGS
LINEN saHrTINas and AN sSGs ho'iSes
cAsEs 81 Fp Linen foMkkii.s
'AI''H' AND 'fiA NJ, ! ssrx sv,:5 sss (. !.
LxRaE GTI OF DRESS 6ooDs.
s = TIN "a AN9 sIIISWcAs CASE HusILSs
!" cAsEs VI AssohrEp s'tpp Wir nv s.rr WATER
I9sINf fIi Weo w pGIA!Nks x &C.
tf.OsiNU p0PiISs wERfNnEa Pi.AiiIS STRIPES
'Ao'-N" '0i NXi,pACAs. Sc.. Ac. 'A'D'' 90
5000 PIECES vELvErs' CHEAPEST IN NEW YORK.
CITE kP LOTS or SPOOL ,,OrT,nNs -
CLOSING WOOL HoSSs sAfR5 Ssh sh4WRs Leg
-, %S kinney,
,., 2s La and A. sss Eighth Avenue s,rse,,
AL OUR nEsIRAnrr aTocK OF
N CLOAKS
as0 now onerD 4 ssyxnors s,c,,s,cs
CRYSTAL ss nA bowEh EMPORIUM
W. X. ROBERTS
Anou PLAIN and 5AxgT aeon.
are , now 'a5' fis CENT LESS 5Has COST 3,
Ri AZ sS5 y,.vxrrs
QUILTS, iISESs
' 81 s.a~.' a' ...., TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE,
'''' '' W. R RonEFrs
g., ~ p bomey ,
.,
mreIyorsA An EwpRrss CLOTHS
are now Offering at n,p At s,cp,vror
70 reduce stock. Nv ,o.p,ru
IS. sowery.
~ The great rush of las1week, u,.u
MusLIss v,ov 70 - cvvrs v,nn
q: .ssE ss'sFs
ANY ARx4SGE A N hbSksE IN PRICES
r. Avoid I'll TIl i.G Rusm ' curry u ne Jay
prv vor, ,,us,,xs vow IN THE AFTERNOON
.uv vo,n WIS, MMIi;i OUR OLD STOCK LASTS.
=: s.ys CENTS rAHD
AT as2sS sssu.. rr,rer,o, ;, CLOAK. CIR.
hxx nAs9u ~, JA s.u orE9A
At fuIy FIFTY rE rsxr Iyss rHN nIils
PRICES IN close out The entire atocr rrcvbns IN tbe
nbiEa oIJrEa SauxEyTs fm ,ss EIR1rEA n
AAhkEiS LEeRArS.
corner Wsveriey place
At ,vop.r~,a
A o. csnt. ~. nal,
uS1 n ts,.n 81. KID 1., 1LsyEs
Also 0nr fun line xs e. KID GLOVES
In all tho fsshonabIs : H.; -
- oorner q, M.vs..sy place.
DLANKErs coMeORrABIEs sUEYrs MUsLfys
o shsw ard Drri. SGa ,s% ss :. ssc,Sa sal. e,
se",ed. sy uoprGxN II Esrnlno s,rse ecnst 81
Breckcr "
-------- --------------------
OUG IMMENSE STOCK
yAII. AND wINgER DRY GOODS.
commsnoinc on MoNpxy. Jsnn.ry IS Isds
have as TIE srcss % and %Siss
~ll 'ass ExrsAonels.nr BARGAINS IN
BROCHE LONG siiAwLs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-14

1893 a l.. y. MOORE, GENERAL AGENT AND
1000. Comm issiou verchshf Lsuenge rerss. Aren
solicited foi The sale ~ Machinery Farm
-fs' and Mechanics Utensils Patent Nels Patent Men
enes and other Bcos connection with establish
p-et w have eccd I'D reliable ir..-ns scent. fc hs
tesas Alahama North ,sfolirs ard New iofk blrshfs
sdvsncet gcofs o. ready sole wfh bars 10 stctAr
. eAarxsd whlr In raY house VIE tr ISLES made
o. ss< A1dr~s> wpt1 fsansfy x5,h tn.isnt Manhattan
n"-s '''' WV ''' ~ . nooHs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-14

MORRIS WILKINS AUCTTONEER. EXECUTORS
l sale OF Property st. Marks place and East Houston
street, 1t auction
January g 1896 at II O'clock ut the Exchange saesroo,
Ill Broadway rnity Buiding), N ", by order OF
ecutors OF Peter Pinckney, deceased; -
ST. MARKS PLAcE-1he of the Lot with
story brick Building thereon, rs St. Marks place Eghth
sree, between First and second Lease has Il
years TO from March 1866 Ground SIS per
num- Lot asIso nproyelnens 70 be Paid for on eIpra
attic brick Lot 6 East Houston street north
side. lss feet inches west Of Lot
inches. Maps and full particulars
t,oneers, Il. II. LUDLOW CO., No. Pine street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-14

IlLANKErS. COMfORTABLEs, SHEETS, MULLINS,
- shswis and Dress Goods from the late auction sale
failing less than the wholesale prices; also large
vet Hosiery ~ half All goods Narrated - repre-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-14

g,ropIpA LANDs-t,gp ACRES MAR APALtcHf.
cola; win be sycha hgcc Tor New rork prnIery other
rad security. Address VI y ~, bon VI Pos offce.
THE TErwEssEE PBFRoLEuw AND MINING CON.
resv awning m lee nisnrlr having iesses
of 6 Acres more al icrscd under the di-crton ~ NE
etst~ usoow{st OF TIE ruhe oil
Lands squs any in rennsyiysns virgnia Or Eentucsy
The best % oppcysnurs WI y 800 V men who
qniry Ar nv,d win meet wih rronp, kjientoa Per
futksr psrcusr~ address a. H~febrser SECRETARY ~
The rennsssee frtruenra Nnna Ioapsny bot Nc Nah
vile (Tsnu Post orcs ufcs, Nos W ard tnion street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-06

THE taking of sheep from Ohio and
Brooks counties, IN thIs State and
,Washing ton county, Pa, TO the West,
and putting them out on the shores has
got to be q rather extensive and profita-
BILE business. We have known OF seYaIal
instances lRtelY in which large profits
have been, realized. = Most OF the sheep
thus put out have been taken fo Illinois,
b1t great many have gone also 70
Western Ohio and Indtanas The pro-
cess Is, 70 drive out say a hundred head
OF good average sheep, and find q
farmer who Is willing 70 take them ON
MS farm, attend TO them and divide the
wool and the increase every year. The
profits to the man who puts ont the
sheep run up very fast /, by this
arrangement, and the bargain
also pays the farmer abundant
ly we'll for his trouble, Sheen
thatcan DO bought In this country for
two and three dollars are worth in the
West i've and six. The margin of profit
Is very handsome. In this connection
we may mention q recent transaei ton
with a gentleman In Fauquier county,
Virginia, by which he has been
furnishedwith thousand sheep on the
shares ;tor a. term Of ten years. Heis
70 Eraze them ON his farm and atthe
end of that time restore a like number
70 the seller, and, in the meantime d.
vide equally the wool and the increase
OF, the u0Ek.sigI ~ E.sfc I'm lI-zss 1lrlzaf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-06

= TEE BKsr JOHNSON BIAN.-There is
In the employ of the B.& o. r. r. a
man who was lately Postmaster at
BtSEi.dgeport, Harrison county, w; va;
A. j. discharged the weak-StOmhche
incumbent, and then added insult TO
injury by installing the mother Of the
dysPeptic in his place. e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-06

n. p. SHALLCRoss, H0ollector OF In
ternal Revenue" for this District, has
loca:ed his Office over the Wheeling
Savings Institution, in the room ddJoIn.
ing the Othce of the Franklin Insufauce
Company, on the North side OF Monroe
street, .betWean MRin. and Market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-06

CHAPPED HANDS AND 14ns and roughness
Of tbeskin are theorder Of the day. one or
two applicntionSofC Camp ornted alycerihe,
with Arnica, Will cure the worst cases, and
an occasional application win fortify You
against the coolest blasts Of winter. Prepar-
ed and sold by E. Booking, No. i, Odd Eel
Iowa Hall. ..-.-- -..-.-.....I--E .----....--.
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Nohca.

"A ing OH and Mining Company viii be
held g the INST MutnTal Store In Centre
#heellng, this, (Fuesday) evening, at n o.
clock n which all members are requested 10
Pc present, os business OF importance VIII be
5Fo9ght before the meeting, BY order Of
nOvs-ltp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-06

THERE was nine and a half feet water
In the channel last evening and falling.
Business on the landing was brisk. u
The Potomac Is the Cincinnati packet
for this evening. She leaves at i've
o'clock. -. N !--rll=lE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-06

ALARaE supply of those excellent singer
Sowing Machines, all complete, for sixty.
hve dollars, has Just been received At the
General Agency. Isl Main stseet. Call and
examine whether wishing purchase or not.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-06
95DtEIse : 2 8

a stannn1 House s3I75IIl7l.
~. g l5s IsEel5IsF,rJFfii H
III fh5f - IN md u
Il pen the sSthElinl n
e - 49, " ssesL ON oniia TeIi dlIe a
an Y 49, =. en- 0fiieJT fIiFiit i9
fFSeffs y g EI6 IilI6l
q ale, nnd ilfSfl4 81.
49, ( ~ = aliltlal all{e OF ii -
~ ~ ~ bs g zee ANA
=lli \, v .si9ii:A slslE3fityFt4 rKhf1f1
81 Go al ftjEI 5tltYSssf - y y d.
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gledifaI. ne.
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90 D 8GAG8 M 4



A FEW WORDS OF COMMON SENSE.
How lew there are who arc iIAds FaBjeee Is
some affection OF the lungs or respiratory or
gam, who, bynegle etIng premmitory symp-
toms, aegrayate the complaint until disease
its shafts, causing inexpressible tor
ture pf3the patient, and anxiety and distress
to friends. ''oh1y a cold n a slight soc
throatr' is tina, needless remark OF, many
when so Affected Yes; yonly q, cold, r. was
Lhe thoughtleSs expression II OF Thousands
whom death has marked for his prey.
Forewarned-Forearme should be the
motto. forever In the 1nindsl5f an subject to
Coughs, Colds, 6atarrh, OF Influenza. Words
OF advice should be heededpby an suffering
nom Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption,
Relief is within theirreachs and, IL nesl ctsesd
fatal consequences ensue4a llife of inisery-a
daily, hourly, struggle for existence. A con-
test in which there can be but one victor
DeathI .sHaef sfs5.Iss5f=5
Does itsnot appald the strongest mind. tn
s11nk 81 Ine result caused by neglect2 Then
When timely warning is sounded IN yotif
Sot %RsP tRs danger Z pointed ont Why
has been used with success In nearly a mil.
Ion q cases. and ts endorsed by the Medical
sS ne 99fs Ill prompt f1caelpps
Colds nhuenkas and C6nshnn ptiOh II the
case Is not beyond all hope. Even when the
Sufferer 81 Is in the last stages. he win find re.
ns 9I, ~ using this preparation. One bottle
VII Sonytnce the most increduIpus, that the
merits OF this preparation are by no means
exaggerated; In 1act-fan far short of the
snlngies bestowed upon it by thousands who
thaYs been cured by Its timely use. "A guariEns
zee accompanies each bottle, and dealers are
instructed in every instance to refund the
money when this PREPARATION fatlsto relieve.
jyI ~ ~ u. ~. kAdq!sden, ~, broadway,
Rsw York, and for sale by ali Druggists
y. II. Logan q Co. and Logan List a On.
Mho!e9Ala Agents. Wheeling VIVA. r
I, s9le als9 " n Odd lldWs HaIL
Bros corner Market and Monroe SIS: q. ].
Rawltng q Co., No. y Monroe street, Wheat
90 o HIgA.I Il NH0I
/ .s1oIiaI 1nadoTsA
GFsisIg.9sI lsaL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-06

ANCHOR BAsR BALL CLUB meets. this
evening at 8 O'clock, at Hornbrook's
e .-3l', no. rl.,.4i,.,l I =
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AsTHHIA.-Extract from the .I.ife of
NIashington irving, by his nephew,
The doctor prescribed as an expert
ment-What had been uggasted by DIR.
.. w. Holmes ON his last visit-sjonas
fVhitCOmb's Remedy for Asthma,' a.
ieaspoonfal Ia 3 wine glass Of water, Is
be taken every ionr hours. a good
night was the result. -
This great remedy has been-used in
thousands of the worst cases or Asth-,
ma, with astonishing and uniform sue
ess, and L Is offered 10 the public with
oil con6dence In It's Inarits.- It con-
aims nofpoisonQus or injurious proper
les Whntotaf. See circulars accOnfpa-
Dying each bottle, Joseph Burnett q
%, Boston, sole pfoprief6fs. Sold by
vi druggists. s.,5it 5i.ti. i.if;Fl {
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Anauseroent.

%VoUNG MENs' FIRST GRAND SOCIAL,
BALL VIII bs held at WASHINGs
TON HALL on Thursday evening, the Stll
tentiOn 70 the fact, that through tlleiF untiF-
Ing exertions, they have succeeded In max
ing All sneceAEy arrangements for inst
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-06
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FoI {EaIs aba5io5ZIs

A 81 SNUG FRAME COTTAGE, sTTUAT-
asquaFe o IllIeuS ~ h inc fii,as
rooms ard lt6lieiasl Z ~ IN ts E4st
THos. o,BRIEN, Real Estate Act.
ONCE Custom House building. ocSiEiv
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58656l1 81ii
r u = - Il = a
prtlE 1.fu aSsAi
sl.r.sls .ssItfs haa nis5 = .1'71 4li'lsA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-06

.IHt.................. 1Qsl6A.M.
IOakland-....... 1:3T Pm.
IParkersburg 1900 II,
Grafton (Junct
NV. Va, Bern
tAJ-s...,.,k..s.46s9 Pm
IEalI1nont,..... 6:40 I"
ICamer0n....... BIS q
lMoundsville. 1904 {"
Benwood ......10.30 g
iWhealinR
! '(afriVe.5 :. 1880 "
EXPRESS TRAIN.
leave Washington
City at,........ 300 Pm
8al dmoFe $50. 500 g
IEM4Shtng ton
&5unG ion 9sQ0 al
Winchester
leave)...... $50 q
TnTCt WSS, AA"AA'
cea'tsI " N
RiRHfIE 81 Enlf
Martins burg ..1:50 AN,
CuInb Hand SOB Z"
Piedmont.....,. csc 20
GPaf fnn HIM a.
SLa 49,
SSoI i1ISLI.;;i::''' ~ I'm e:
EBsSWSo,sSIGItlle ... -; ~ "a
i Toavo
lWoSI1fStoT7 m 5.oo -
less ~ I'm
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,CCOMODATION rpAm


aYGlWhaeli linz Sun
d'ys eXC'td, at.6:40 A.
Benwood ...... 7s08 g
Moundsvtna. 7:28 I"
cameron ....... &s42 "
ERiIInontEa5l Is09 e
&fRtfqns GOne al
h................1240P.l
ParkeIBburg,
(aIrtvel ...... goo /"
Oakland. -. ,.... SIT .
Cumberland ! 6:A9 81
CINCINNATI
Leave Wheeling
daily, includl'g
Sundl "a, Of 12nsRl
BenWobd .l2sb &
MoundsVHla. 425S .
Cameron......... 2s08 6
Grafton .......,.,. $40 q
Piedmont ....,, 9:4S -
Cumberland, ..1lsO7 q
MartinshurR 2s8B Al
HArpef8 En-. iailil
Junct. Win.
chester q R.Iaa'f Z.
r. R...........,., Bob -
Winchester
larTtve.).........S:4 5 Is
Washington
Jpnch Ion. e:53 q
Balttrdore......YS:2O "a
Washton City Ss85 Is
MAIL TRAIN
Leave Wheeling (e
Saturday at, Ss05P.l
BenWood.:s.t .A....a.s $40 ~
Mounlsville. e-l8 "
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR JOHNSON, Z

Member OF the Royal Colleeeo of snrosor.
LONDON, Graduate ofona Ofths nost snSiTG
S94egea y the United States, and tiis 1FeSta1
pitals of London, Paris, Phllad eir6ia ! Nv;
ga nelei mas enected some of the mosf a.
ttoni449l9g cures that were ever known. man. NJ
wren ssleep, great nervousness beinp aIarnSa1
~ s311.oen sounds, bashfulness, with iTe1neTt
iul sR9lng, attended sometimes with derangpSS
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W.P. SMITH. Master 81 1 . IS pooirtation,
r. T. DEVRIES
lul6 Genernl AGENT. WheaIinn.
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Once, No. 2 South Frederick street,
Lett Len hand side going from Baltimore street, a
s seM S 9oT,a nom the corner Fail MOTTO OBJ
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The Doctor DIPLOMA hangs IN his ON =
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS :,

Ihe many thouRands cured at this establish.
ment within the last twenty yeBrf and the
nEumeTous important surgical Opera tons per.
IoLme1 by. Dr.. johnson, witnessed by the re.
Po[tefs OF The sun and many other paperR
noIceS OF which have appeared again an
AGAIN before the public, Besides his standing
~ q gentleman ofcharRcteF and responsibility
y q SUNG Gent guar ntee to the afhcted.1 : n
i ssSSdN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
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Board of Hea1th.d' n
Deaths from the following causes, viz.

'pEPORT OF the Board OF Health of the CITY.
~ N OF Wheeling, for the month OF Oct.
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IT, FerSons, or Young Men contampla.
11a being aware ofPhysic9i WeaGs
6gsrSs;S Debility, Daformit1es, speeiiIv
aeGMh0 places himself under the caraorD.
gtouSly conflde In MS honor ~ !,
sf11 " g physician! ''fSA nll
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~ No lotters resolved unless post maid an d
containing e stamp to be used on the reply
5eIsSons writing should state age, and send
tSn1 Slon Oh tlaVertisement describing symp
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!hons2nds Of persons Of all ages.can nov,
lu I1g what Is the cause OF their ieclininS
neg ~, lpsing their Vigor. becoming yeaE
P q! nervous and emaeiatels having a sing1l
sympto S,a of nS09L me eyes, Cough, and
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!, ". ! az creS3eS all those who have fntrra,,
he9I ls proper indulge1ce and soISs
unntttngthem for either husinesl GfT1,ISS ~