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the FENlAN FRIGHT.

Terrible Excitement i'm HanntIt0n, q, W.
-IncendGRTy Fires RaKing-COBsOIiOa
tiOn OF the Forces for CRnsdIaA De-
nse-DispOsittOn of ths Troops Esene-
raj order by the Commas n ndeE-in-0 ief
The People of Quebec PrePnfIRg for
a Siege, Etc.
HAMILTON, @. W., March l2.-The Fenian ex-
CItCment is still on the increase, without any
aope Of speedy abatement grand Fenian
retd is eXFcc.ed at any moment and the entire
volunteer force OF the province has been placed
under the authority OF the Commander-in.C Chief,
SIR John Michel, who commands the regular
forces of the Crown in the province. Volunteer
coE EBanies who are not required to drill at least
two hours a day will not receive any pay from
the Cove nment for their services. Whenever
the Government sees fit to send companies on
detached service from their homes, they will
be compelled to observe the discipline and per-
form the duties of regular troops. All delin-
duencies will be punshed by courtmartial, and
the penalties adiudged will be strictly enforced.
number of suspicious looking characters, with
rather soldierly bearing, have been discovered
wandering around the suburbs of Hamilton.
They are supposed to be Fenians, and strict
watch and surveillance is kept upon their
movements and actions, as well az their
language, by the public authorities. To
add to the general confusion aud alarm,
several incendiary frcs have occarrc1
during the last two days, and one is now burn
jng while write. The fires are believed to be
the work Of the Hamilton Feniaus, who abound
IN IDlS locality, lea Oh Dy eHllSSarte5 from we
United States The widest excitement, border
ing on irenzied panic, is the result of these in
cendiarY fires. A feeling of insecurity and
dread pervades the entire community; and to
add to the general distrust, the slightest
and most trivial events are magniG I'd
by the authorities into indications of
Fenien uprisings and revolts. The Chief
of Police, with the entire force at his disposal,
made a descent on the suspected quarter and
arrested a man, who has been brutally NAL
treated by coTardly mob of OrarCemen. Tie
mob, enraged to madness by the rumors Of
Fenian atrocities, followed the poor wretch to
the police.9tstion, and on inquiry ascertained
tLat he had been employed IN the manutac-
ture OF corn salve and not Fenian cartridges,
as had been charged against HIM, and
for which cause the man was nearly
murdered. The chief Of police was one OF the
first to charge the unlueky individual with beiug
o Fenian armorer. A mass meeting is to be held
Immediately. Resolutions will be offered at the
meating to embody the whole male population
OF Canada IN an armed organization to serve as
a homesuard. 1t is probable that Captain
Nichols, OF this city, will command the home
guard of Hamilton. IN. Y. World.
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extraordinary state OF facts, and feels assured
tnat It necessary, the entire population Of the
Province would come forward TO resist any
invasion Of the country.
The Commander in.chief knows that it ls not
necessary to address any observations TO th6
officers and men now called out for active ser
vice on the importance O strict attention to their
military duties; and he is confident that should
the threats of attack bo cogIled into effect the
Canadian volunteers OF the present day will,
with Gods blessing meet With a. much success
in repelling such crimiual and wanton outrage
aga'nst humGEIty ead civilization as was given
to their ancestors when they were called upon
to roll beck rom their territories the tide OF
legitimate war, or to repulse the attacks OF law
Ices invaders.
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EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.,
Philadelphia Trade Report.

TUESDAY, March 1S- The receipts OF CloveTseed
continue small end there is good Inquiry for prime
lots, but other descriptions are not wanted Sales
of 400 bushels common to choice at $5 5Od6 75 per
bushel. In Timothy no change to notice. We
quote at S375@l. Flaxsced continues quiet, with
small sales at $275a2sO. Cotton is held with more
irmness, bat there is not much doing.
The Flour Market continues extremely quiet, there
being total absence of any demand for shipment,
and the only sales reported few hundred bar
res for the supply of the home trade, at Sc 25@725
Tor superfne; S7'259S25 for exTesj SSd9 25 for
Northwestern ezra family So 50al0 so lOr Penn
sylyania and OHIO do. 40 sHd Sll@l5 for fancy
brands, according to qualify In ltye Flour but
little doing. small sales az 81 75G5 Nothing doing
IN Corn Meal, and prices are nominal.
The receipts and stocks OF Wheat are very small,
and prime quality is in foII demand, but inferior
entirely neglected Sa es of 1900 bushes fair aud
choice red at SO 2O@28O Whit, raRFes from
50 80 to $500. Rye Is du and cahnOt be quoted ever
Soc. for Pennsylvania, and 95o for New York.
Corn IS very dun, with small sales OF yellow at
69d7oc in store and from cars, and 1900 bushels
ahOat at zoo Oats are very quiet but prcas are
steady at 60c. 2OOO bushels Barley .dalt sold at
al 40.
In Whisky no new movement 20 notice Small
sales of PennsY YlyanIa and Western at $4,000 q,
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aIlegiauce and their nationality under the effect
of such terrorism. Need we indicate the an
swer that VIII be given either to the political
attempt or to robbers and mUrderers who come
here?
We have spoken simply of the United States
Government in these remarks, but we have in.
formation, which we consider quite authentic,
that q Governor of q ne yhboIing New England
State, among other important personagos, has
subscribed his Hfty dollars TO the Fenian fund -
a fund for the encouragement of piracy and
rObbprV
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ETarIIets bv Telegr0rIl.

NEW York, March 1G Gotten is dull at Ale. for
IridGluPs State Flour has declined 10c sales of
7G0O barrels a SO 1908 20 for state; $S1091l for
Ohio; SO 6eel8 80 for Western; $S'756Dl5 90 for
has a declining tendency with snall sales. Corn
is 1e lower for white; sales unimportant Beef
steady. Pork heavy at S26 for mess. Lard firm.
Whisky dull.
ST LOUIS. March u Flour heavy at S8'9O617 %
for single extras, and S10'2s0]l2 iOr double extras
Wheat dull ct 81 COOL So for eomAon TO good fall
Corn ii M yellow 56c., white 59G6lc Oats firmer
at 4l5@46c Pork fTmer at $4 Tor prime mess :
bacon quiet at 1870 shoulders l6tll8ic; clear sides
quiet. Lard firm at 1S3319|c. Whisky, 1925.
NEW ORLEANS, March ~ Cotton is quiet Sales
of 100 bales OF middlings at 48c. Receipts to-day
2l0O bales Gold, l29 Sterling, 80. New York
checks par.
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Rohherv at schuyIkin Haven.

souUYLK1LL HAVEN, Pa, March ia pay
master Of the schuylkill Navigation Company
was robbed last night Of $4,000 in money and
checks for $4,000, at public house at which he
was stopping over night. The checks and empty
pocketbook were subsequently picked up, but
no clue has been obtained to the money, or how
the robbers accomplished the theft.
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Tho 1IilItia called out.

IMPORTANT ORDERS OF THE GOVERNOR. GENERAL
STRONG LANGUAGE TO TEE UNITED Static
''PIR ATICAL ATrACEs from THE TERRIToGY OF
A EPIGaBoEING POWER" - " LAWLEss IN
vADEEs," ETo.
MARCH 6, lS66.-His Excellenoy the Governor
General and Commanderis c iIef directs thet the
following named corps be called out for service,
and that the said CO - be Immediately assem-
bled and billcted at their respective headouar
ters, there to await such orders for their move
ment as may be directed by the Commander-in-
Chief
(Here follow the names of one hundred and
sixty organizations, compiling nearly twenty
thor1and men,
And his Excellency further directs that the
said volunteer iorce shall, during the time it
mains on active service be placed under the
command of his Excsllency, Lieutenant General
Sir John Michel, commanding her Majesty's
forces in North America; that 1t shall be subject
10 the Queens regulations and orders for the
army, to the rules and ARTICLES of war, to the act
for furnishing mutiny and desertion, and to all
other laws now applicable to her MaiestyS
troops in this province not inconsistent with the
acts respecting the volunteer militia.
oRDRs no. 2.
The rates Of pay and allowance of the force so
called out for service a-e fixed for the under
OffipaTs rhsDpctIyalV o 50llOm1.--
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Tho MHuiclpaI Election Success of the
National DemncrnIs. Etc.

NHw ORLEANS, March 12.-John t. Mopave,
National Democratic candidate for Mayor, has
been elected over Moore (Nationsl Union) by
Sl6 majority. Three Of the four Recorders
elected are National Democrats; the fourth is a
National ULionst.
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From Portland,

PORTLAND, Me-, March l3.-The NoUa Sootjan
sailed this morning for st. Johns, N. F., to load
for Liverpool.
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Victor Hugo's new novel, "Les Travailleurs
de la Mer,n is being translated into English, by
Mr.. NOy Thomas, OF London.
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Commanding sIariOn Of Grenada, Miss.

WHY parties living in Mississippi should enter
into a plot 10 assassinate Governor BrOwnlow
passes comprehension since he is poHerless TO
do them harm, if SO disposed. The publicity
given to the matter if such plot really existed,
will give the consrirators ample warning to get
out ofthe way. The thing smack5 Of the senga-
tional, but If such plot really exists the par
ties to it ought to be arrested and severely pun
ished. Nothing OF the kind must be tolerated in
this country. y.-NdshUdLe Dlspatcb, 4h.
ARREGT OF TIE CoNsTEUCTIYE ASSASSIN OF GOV
ERNoR BROWNLGw.
The following telegram has been received
from Nashville
"GRENADA, Miss. March 9, 1866 His ETeei,ency,
governor BroiDnios'-I have the man who cOntem-
plated your ASSASSINATION Lot me hear from you
immediately. Captain w II. uNTER,
Commanding station at Grenada"
General Thomas has ordered the accused to
be brought immediately TO Nashville for trial by
q Military Commission. The above telegram,
and one which anpOunoed the plot, ew DAYS
ago, are not eanards, as reported, but are VeTita
bic kilograms from official sources.
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An Assassination Report.

The Press and Times of yesterday prints the
following despatch, and the same was furnished
70 the Louisville Courier and the Cincinnati
Commercial -
GRENADA, Mississippi March g. 1S66.-To His
Excel lency Governor BrOWnlow -BeWarB! plot
for Your assassination has been entered INFO by par
esiiying in this State, lam on the track.
W. h. u , HUNTER,
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The officers in command of the different poctJ
where the abovc-named companies may be sta
toned, shall receive all orders from the Lieu.
tenant General commanding, and make all re-
ports direct to such officers as the Lieutenant.
General may appoint, with the exception OF
matters relating to finance and promotion,
which are to be referred direct to the Adjutant-
General OF militia.
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The rates Of pay and allowance of the force so
called out for service are fixed for the under
,oanyiOned odicars rasnectIValv ne IOlIOw7.-
And the rates OF pay for each non-commis-
nnad nflicer and 10 an shan be as folloMs:-

And non commissioned officers and privates
shall receive either Tree lodging and rations or
an allowance in lieu thereof, as may in different
ca9c3 be deemed most advisable, and, in cases
where an allowance is granted, such allowance
shall not exceed the rate Of bfty cents per den
for each non-commissioned officer and man.
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ORDER NO. 4.

The Comnander-in-Ch Chief regrets that he is
compelled as a measure OF precautlon, to call
for the ac1lye services of SO large number of
the volunteer force.
This step does not result from the existence of
a condition OF war between our sovereign and
any foreign State.
il is rendered necessary, in the performance
of tbe duty which has dcYolyed on the Govern
ment, of making provision for protecting the
lives and properties of the Inhabitants of this
Uroy'nce against the threatened pratlcal attacks
Ioripe power for the purpose of openly organi.
zing enterprises against the sovereign rights OF
onr Queen and the security OF her subjects.
The CoRmapdSrinchiet relies With confidence
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E----ISSO--N.
brakes Plantation Bjt,ars

.""H purity. strengthen and inviCuratc
me! create d healthy appetite.
diet ""'
hours
raey strengthen the system and enlivru The
mud
They prevent miasmafic and intermittent ,e
vevs.
They ro-''y Che breath and ariafty of ito >tom.
They cute Dyspepsia and Constl .4lou.
lu"r cUre pia-rhta, Cholera and Cholera Nor.
bus
They cure Liver Complaint a7l Nervous Head.
ache.
They are the best Bitters in the world Thew
make the weak strong, and are exhausted ma
glre,s great restorer. They are made of pure
- CTOiX Rum the celebrated Calisaya Eark
roots and herbs. and are taken with the pleasure
Of a beverage, without regard to age or time OF
day Particularly recommended to d,'c,te
rytSnus requiring a gentle stimnlSnt soil bv
al NrocerS Druggists, Hotels and Saloons On
y genuine When Cork is covered by our private
7; ) Stamp Beware Of counterfeits and re-
lee bottles ?. II. DRAKE & CO.
OUto-weON II PARK Row Now York
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, October

NEW YORK, OCt0DoI ..
Cation heavy, aud at Il decline OF ia
%: 4Ic Tor miidlius uplands, aud 43c Go
Orleans. Flour, less active, lUaloc lo@
ar: IS 4Call 10 for extra ~" '0ulo; ana
u Is tor extra r0faOo brands, CI1olbg
sI2 2n.r,t Htsky finn, lie Ia bond, and
- AZ for free Wheat, dull and nom.
inal, 2l3c love-. spung, part ~ 81 2oc
the remainder ia paIU Aow Racine spring
81 4Sc. i've. Qulet. Barley, dull. Re
csiDts corn l54 10 bushels, less active,
and lu2c lower; sales 10000 bushels;
955c Tor inieiigr; 9ta@0 for shipping
mixed ives, eTn uiCaU, aud 9isaJo DO. Id
store; closing L inside Quotauo4s. Re
ceipis oats l-420 bushels, opened firm
anu closed dull; sales $1,000 bushels at
5Ua5Sc. Cheese, 5SA6lC for Milwaukee
and GlaG2c Tor State Leather high;
Teuloch, sole, firm; pine, dull, and a
slauv lower; Tor inferior SGa3ic; Bueuus
Ayrss, hgatW,i4ut5 ~ 81 5a3o3; mlddI.na
do 20a2Sc; heavy do 32l3&c; Cuba light
weights 3it35u, middle do; aAl 5lt56c
heavy 90. Wool hrni grades Vi dymes-
tic Sc rec, and il better Icqvpst, while
medium and common GIs ale la good
supply and scarcely SO firm; there :
better demand Tor foreign wool: sales
2O0UUO pounds at Jo46Oc; domestic fleece
So; unwashed 2oa@2c; Texas, and lamo,.
pulle. and California cape and Meslizl
are quiet, Coffee quiet and STEADY.
Sagar steady; lG54lI3u for Cuba. l2al5,
for Porto ltICo MO.asses Cu,' 1- -,
Petroleum Is NI'nopD Gec.Gro cngsg ..,.
255a27c for crude; a5Ittc i1r 5. aA.u i,
bond. PORK easier and .rela 10: s3& 3O4
SO 90 for new mess; closing - S53 80,
regular S3l O0A2l -; old do; so rs /
80 90 for prime, also 26j0 barrels ofrcw
mess for October, al. Tie year, a.u Jan,
nary at sellers aud buyers opion At
S27 75aG3 s.. Beef steady; Sl3 GOALS 90
for new plain mess Sie Uus2S 90 new
extra mess; beer uamS quiet. a, lie
Bacon quiet; Cumberland cut III 81
Cut meats unchanged; ll4aI5c Tor su III |
ders; l7fal95 for hams. Lard, drner AZ
l6falo2c. Butte. Quiol, 20.S5c Tor Ohio: |
3Sa45c for STATE; 50a55c for Orang-
county pals. Cheese inactive a. 10
17fc.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
Farmind Land for Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED De
Is TRUST made by Joseph D. Britt and d
MARY, his wife, and sarah MCully to me. oaeea
the 10th day of December, A. D., 1861, ana TO
corded in tho Office Of the Recorder I9I on a1I
oountv. in decd book numbered 45, fohos an
and 49, shall on Monday, the 18th day OF oc.
tober, 1866, proceed to sell at the 'front.' door OF
the Court House, in said county OF ONO, the
following described real estate, situate on tle
waters OF Wheeling Greek, In said county, Mest
Virginia adjoining the lands surveyed ny
James Mcconnell ST., James mcconnell, Jr, ana
others, and bounded as follows, to-wlt; Beg'n-
ming at sugar tree dear the top OF hill and N
line of william Sheppard's survey, thence wi n
mis- line N. IA, W. IS poles to sugar tree, thence
N 80 e. 10 poles to a walnut, corner oano me-
McConnels sur vey; thence with MS nne OF sa.u
survey s. 80 w SIS poles to dogwooa tnen,
n 81 W los poles to locust; thence 3. oo, w.
| * nol.s to a hickory corner to survey maze ior
Alexander Adiths, thence with line OF said
survey s. So z. 275 poles to the begin ming, con-
tanning 100 acres, more or less, being the san 9
| tract Of land conveyed by Lydia 5: Cruger 70
Joseph D. Britt ans Sarah MCully, BY deed d.
ted December 18th, 1861, and recorded in Book
Terms of Sale Cash. Selling as Trustee
shall convey only such tide as is vested In me,
but the title is believed to be inimpeachable.
sepl3.ts NJ. G. GOOD, Trustee.
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INSURANCE.

National Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
Capital steck...........-....s100,0O0.
GEO. <. WHEAT. JAS. Sc a lssn1fSEY
DIRECTORS,
John z. Wilson, A. q. Quarter,
Samuel Harper, James =; 0r.
GEO. Adams Jamee A0Uiuney
j. +. Updegra6, Geo. =. WneAk
Christian Smith, l
This Company, having been fully organized,
Is prepared TO transact business anu ASKS I'D
eral share Of public patronage
Rates as low as any drst class Company.
Ofice No. % Monroe street, up stairs, next door
to First National Bank
mara JOHN blShof, oeo-
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Etna Fire and Marine Ins. Co.,
OF WHEELING.
Capital -----..--------.--.---.S hVO'VVV'
DIRECTORS:
James C. A saso Tba. 6 E. s%giIn'
Jno. < Botsford, VIM. O. Handlan,
T. NJ DOdson.
This Company having been fully organized Is
now prepared to take risks on Buildings OF al
kinda Merchandise, Manufacturing establish.
ments, Furniture, and CargOes Of all kinds on
Western Waters.
Applications for Insurance VIII be promptly
attended to by the Secretary. -.
Office at the National Savings BSnk' NO. %
Main street. JAMES G. ACHESON, Pres.
WIN. B. SIMPSON, Vice Pres.
8. P. HnDRETH Sec.
a G. HARDING, Asst. SEQ. marSsly
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Commercial Matters.
weakly Review of Wheeling
sale Marker.

sale Market.
orv,cr OF THE DAILY REGISTER
WIrrI1SG. October 3, 1000.
rr,oro - no special change in our hg.
Ihere ls Nv last week; the market
reI UpW GOODS. - Market steady put
ices have undergone no material
pbangs. We quote: Prints; iroy
I6c. Anoskeg lite; Washington ao 90
ioI c,rders l8c; American 153c; Sprage
20. Merrimac Ole. De Lanes; LigIIU
d d30 al oTIc. GRghGms WayerIy
22sc; aatH 22c; Berkshire 25c; Ian
Z%c; xi 12ia3Oc. Bleach Muslin: a. Ioa
CAST ceS! "A l8a2lc; "A, 24a2Ia32c; -
d 5oG' ooo RroIrn Muslin: 34, l4al5c; 10,
I7aI9c; A, 213a23c ~ ouo, 70
80 T III"IR-Receipts are fully equal, 10
.ba demand, and prices are SteaGl!y
rm m we quote supeIhne ana low
o~troS at S1l O0al1 90; extra, IA anu ~
XXX Sl2 GOALS so family DO VO"'' wv
fancy Sll 50a15 o.; ,.,5. sbouI-
ders l73a1Sc, as to quantity mess yin
s5a36c, sugar cured hams 23a2 4 o. ,,;.o
GRAIN-Wheat, red S275a3 w; W Wn no
s3 OOa3 50. Corn 5a9Vc. Nyo p w.
oG HAY@Pienty and market unsteady
sales at Sl4 90. ooo
BUTTER-But little doing; sales az 2 ;O
EGGs-Dull and in small supply at l7 20
CHEEsE-New w. Il. l1c; Factory 10,
Ous-Carbon $50 for rehnedi laru
81 IS for extra; $40 for No. ]. 80 On.
CoFFEE-Good to fair 2"azoaE'"ooo'
y S SIC house l1ta12c; Cuba
121al3Jc for good to prime; Porto hico
I35aI43c for good to prime, ana CnoiI y
15c; hard refined 1Sc; A, Coffee i"Sc' D'
do l7c; G., do 1870. ~,
syRUp35OaG6 for lower grades goa
Al 20 for good 10 hest brands; Porto Rico
molasses 75a50c; New Orleans lnola0S09
81 10. r took.
Halves. ID; 3a33 for No. and NO.
kits Very small stocl and prices hrm
Anu NA IIs t. Ga nails, 90 per keg;
8d aud Cd nails, - 70 keg; Cd and ~
nails, 7 so: otA,r sif.- ip proportion
BEooMs-S2a2 ~ Gas good, and % 0oa
90 for extra. o.. -
SALT = rs 4 90, sand, tor Ohio River
"a 90 for dairy ,5
ToBACCO-7Oac ;oI darE los, I ana
navy: 95al ~ fur bright + and l; 81 30
81 - for fame, chewing brands; Sval w
for b. -hb los.
Soar German lie nmon &c; East
ern family lac
CANDLEs-l8c g. city mould tanow'
PIC for star; Soc ~, lotet.
RICE-Carohr &c; Raugoon JIG,
LEATHER-N. active, WIN up
ward tendeug All articles IN far
demand. Fl.acl calf-skm s. OOa2 20,
German do 81 9oa2 90; Amogicar do $50
al75. Sole leather, hemlock Ea4Oc; oak
tanned 15a47c; harness 4Oalic; upper
S45 O0a5o 90. .,.,,,, -,
Sy,-.r--Ine Market Is w. e''i'0 "'
45a; .-oordiag 10 quality and ooH0'
tic ,,-s0O
ss-Markot advanced. b. logo W.
L II Sc So
yrroNs-Steady, yarn 6O-0o' bat'lh :
5a4O:twiue 6Ua7O -
SrED-Sales at s. 20, timothy IS 70a
1 90; clover 50 W. ~,
WHISKY Good demand, steady at $50
FIR bonded, and 81 32ta2 33 for raw
FEArHERs-Sales at 75c per ID
GINsESG-Sales at zoe yer Id
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DR. JoHNsTOS

Member of the Royal College of surgeons Lon
don, Graduate from one of the r,cst eminen
Colleges in the United States and the greater
tails of London, Paris, Philadelphia and else
where has effected some of the most astonish. 4
cures that we're ever known; many troubled
with ringing In tho head and ears when asleeT
great nervousness bcing alarmed Al sudden
sounds, bashfulness, with frequent blushing, -.
tended sometimes with derAngensnt Of mind,
,w.ra o,,rad pmadiataly
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WANTED

4 CTEyE ENTS EyPsy.
" WHERE 70 introduce Two NEW PAT.
ENIED INVENTIONS, inrc ,'tdbLe 10 sgeyv frna
q sells AT sight, and demand constantly increa
sig Agents male nd female now opperatinc
IRE making slo to 81 per day ~ working only
Unnecessary. A sample Of each worth - with
rus 10 agents sent free by mail 10 any sd.
SlNess:-Send 90 cents TO pay postage S1
tVeet'oH guaranteed. Address
hs q. W. JACKSON & CO..
~0pS z. o. Box l34S, Baltimore Nd
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain prA,
tice INDUCED In when alone, q habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or Al school, the
effects OF which are nightly felt, even wher
aAleop, and II not cured renders marriage impo,
sible, and destroys both mind and body, should
apply immediately.
What pity that q youngman tho hope ofhl'
country, tho darling Of his parents should be
snatched from all prospects and onjoyments Of
life by the consequence OF deviAtira irom the
path Of nature and INDUCING In certain secret
tinu