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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-04

TIE CoLORED SABBATH SCHOOL,
Some time ago we stated that move
ment was on foot to obtain funds for the
purchase of a new library for the Color
cd Sabbath School held i'll the basement
of the First Presbyterian Church. 1t
affords us pleasure to be able to state
that,the movement has proven decid-
ed success. and that the School is now
in n llourishing condition. There are
already near one hundred scholars in
the School, ranging from four to TWEEN
ty years of age, and some ten or twelve
white teachers. The library contains
near four hundred volumes of excellent
Sabbath School books, and the supply of
Testaments and hymn-bOoks is amply
sufficient. The School is differed by
gentlemen who will urge forward the
good work, and we are confident of the
success Of the noble enterprise.
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FOR BALE,
Trust sale Of Land.

y,ETI-EOFA DEED OF TRUST FROM
II mans T. .kin to me, datedlMay 3Oth, 1866
i, '., record, book No. ; page aO1, Recorders
NJ" W,fyrl county West Virginia, l shall
oSET.,i,y the 9Th day of January lsG7, at the
On ',Sp Mrponala's store, in the town of
r,r,,c West Virginia, proceed tosell by public
~" ,,,,1 in S,iI deed of trust mentioned, being
u, .f,n1r,, and thirty.siN acres situated ON the
~, - l. IL. enc to Two miles hclow Burton
Z. 1,,I i known IA the John Sole farm, and
~, n,,luied by the said Eakin; has an i'm
p,cnt 81 nearly one hundred acres Of cleared
~ n . ,alnable steam sawnIin, and the wood
- "ii =. VII t;mbcrcd. said deed of trust was
...'n for the benefit of j. T. Fenell, 10 secure
- The original purchase money. Selling rs
-. = Shall convey only such title rs is vested
-, which. however, Is believed 70 Nc good.
.' ''' ISAAC HOGE,
,.ts.lItw Trustee.
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HOUSE OF REFCGE.-The committee
on House of Refuge met at the rooms of
the Wheeling Library Association yes
terday morning, when the all-impor-
tant subject was fully and freely dis
cussed. A committee of three, Rev. d.
w. Fisher, DR.. T. II. Logan and Rev. f.
Ball, was appointed to prepare plan
for the institution. A committee of
two, DR.. T. ii. Logan and Mr.. K. s..
Hopkins, was appointed to prepare a
petition to be circulated for signatures,
among the citizens of Wheeling. AS
the Legislature will assemble next
month, it is highly important that our
people should be up and doing in this
matter. There should be mighty eff
fort made this winter to secure the
passage of bill to establish work
house or house of refuge in this city.
As to the benefits such an in
stitution confers npnn com
munity. we need not enlarge. Ohio
county and the city of Wheeling pay
annually thousands of dollars for the
Imprisonment of youthful offenders and
unfortunate females, who are made none
the better for their incarceration. If
house of refuge was built mauy of these
persons might he reformed and made
good and useful citizens. The cOnsum-
nation of such project as the one
spoken of is worthy the attention and
earnest personal effort of every lover of
law and humanity, and we hope to see
the committee given every encourage
ment.
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4 LIVELY Row.-Ycstcrday afternoon
4 lively row occurred at an eating sa-
loon on Main street. Three strangers
in the city, who were considerably un-
der the influence of liquor, went into
the saloon and called for refreshments,
which were served. The men acted
somewhat disorderly, when they were
thrust from the house. The proprietor
of the saloon, his cook, and the three
men were soon engaged in quite melee
IN the street, and a crowd of spectators
gathered to witness the pugilistic en-,
counter. The police arrived on the spot
in time to prevent any serious injury
being done. The whole party was ar.
rested and given trial before the Pc,
lice Court. The fines imposed amounted
to about forty dollars.
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Young ;,5 NJ, fellows ret iirbtened Of their cash

Z - rs-s = 80 - -
young fellows get iightened of their cash
is quite edifying; for what, between ri
valry with one another and the endeavor
to stand well in the good graces Of the
darlings who stand behind the tables,
they shell ont literally, and get reward.
ed in candies, dolls, babies shoes before
they want them, not to talk of empty
purses in exchange for full ones, big
prize like pair of blankets for the
winter, and maybe prayer-book, or a
bible, which, God help them, some of
our dashing young gents stand sorely in
need of; and sometimes, too, they get a
cradle, in anticipation of matrimony,
or rockingchair for the old woman
Ito beg, and sometimes piano, though
not often, and the ladies only know
what else besides.
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FAIR.-All fairs for the benefit OF
Christian churches, of whatever denOm-
nation, are most praiseworthy, and
ought to be patronized by members of
every persuasion, for they all have a
common object, the Improvement and
adornment of temples erected for the
worship of the true God. 1t is truly
gratifying, indeed, to observe that, in
this community, good people contribute
their mite to fairs gotten up for the
the aforementioned purpose, without
combining themselves each sect to its
own church. Whatever is given or be-
slowed in this way rebounds to the
common good, to the spread of morali-
ty, and the propagation of Christian
doctrine; moreover these fairs are quite
amusing (innocently SOY and entertain
ing. Young ladies put on their best bib
and tucker, their most stHpendeus water
falls, their brightest oolors, not to talk
at all ofthe circumambient iron ratings
encasng their understandings, and the
carefully-studied beforer the looking
glass smiles in which they wreath their
Phalon- Oriental Cream. tinged cheeks.
The young gents, too, walk in with the
incest Kind of boots and other toggery,
Arrandale jewelry and looking all the
better about the cheeks, too, for having
improved their constitutions with Hoof-
lands bitters, or perhaps some of those
wonderful medicines with laundering
names which our druggists sell, such as
Glycerole of the Hypophosphates, and
other things made up of the hardest
kind of Greek and Latin, The way that
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The many thousand. cured NJ this esfsUisb.
nrmi within the lat twenty Years. and TIN snsf
by DIR. Johnston. Witnessed by the rpertsrsq
the Sun and mary other papens, pOiiees 81 WIN
appeared agzIn and sgain before The poslr. b.
sides hi- standing A. a grnfissnan ef ehassctrf
add responsibility 10 q suhieisht gnstanfy 10 iss
adiicted- rr..f,.
Skin GI.ez>es speedily cured. sussdsy
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,i,UE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE
! ,n,i ya,usbl, property known ~ the Bloom
..-,I, Farm situated or the National Road,
49,, miles .rs; of Bridgeport, OHIO, and con
ling ah1nt 3D acres. Ii is a splendid loca-
,'..n trr sock or frJi; farm. and has fine vein
-. ,,,} said to he it. thick. underlying the en-
~, ltll farm, with an opening ON the pike:
lie nan Farm containing about 30 acres, will
h. -,li separately if desired. with or without the
,,I. For terms or further particulars, apply to
VIC. BROCEUNiER.
-,yn--Sw CIV. RROCKUNlER
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons. or Young Men contemplate.
In, Marriage, being aware Of Physical Weak
mes organic debility, dcicrmitirs, speedily
curL
lie who places himself under the care OF Dr.
j. NAV rclll,inusly cuufdo Ia his honor NJ gym
tl,man and confidently rely upon his skill ~ =
Lab
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y,.noDlc Farm For sale.

pey 3, l-si-iy.
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DECLINES.-Our worthy fellow citi
zen, Mr.. John Scarborough, who was q
few weeks ago appointed Jailor for this
county, under the Sheriff elect, declines
taking the position named. Mr.. Scar
borough is one of the active, work
ing men Of the Conservative party
of Ohio county, and is always alive
to the interests of the cause which he
so fearlessly espouses. We for one
regret, that he has declined the APP
pointment which he mcrited, and trust
the silver lining of the cloud will soon
he manifest.
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VOTING MEN

Who have s,iurcd themselves by certain prst.
ticc INDUCED in when alone Habit frequently
harmed from evil companions, or at school. the
effects uf which az" nightly felt even ~h"u
possible, and dcsftots both inihd and hoy
Should apply Immediately.
What n pity that young man, the hop 81
hir country, ths darling of his parents, should
be- Fngfch"d from al prospect. and enj0yments
uf life be- the consequences al d'vintins hofn
the path of natur" aud indnlging In . ssrtais
.rrrrt habit Such p,s-1us must, b-fOre COZ
/ a..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-04

TIE alarm of fire about five o'clock
last evening was occasioned by the
burning out of the chimney of house
in the Fourth Ward. No damage was
done, beyond the destruction of vast
amount of SCOT, and the terrible soaring
of women and children. 5
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DISEASES or TMPRUDYNCR

WHEN tile misguiled and impfuaent votAry ~
pleasure fnhs that b. h1a imlilHd tli- Heeds 81
this piDfnl di-raS u ton often happens tast
an III timed sense 81 shame 0T dIsad az diseoyrIy
detsrs him from appl eng 10 ilOsT who, from ~
ucaiion and responsibility. can alone brfrienh
him DELAYING MI the constitutional symptoms ~
tAi- k1gTid disease max" their appearances. such
So ui.Crt"d -Orr throat d-s a-fii E0ss Nocturnal
pains IN the bead and liiphs, dimu.ss u siglt
dpAfneSS n.sirs "a the shin bones ami anna
blotehe- on the had faaa atd ertremBtirs pro
yressing with friglnlnl rApidity iiii q; la7t hbg
palate 81 the mouth or the bDnsA 81 tbe.bsss
ialI in aud The victim VI tllis awful hlsfa.t NJ
eOrnfs hDrrii Objrtt ~ ronrn iS~fatibp iiff.afh
puts period 81 If. drra.ifn affffincs by and
inz him to That Uuu,iisoayerod Coshtfy fTDn,
wbsJce no traveller rctnus." |i... H.. $1,000,
II l. nrl5nchOIy fast that thousands fall Yie.
tins % this terrible df~asr owing 10 fi,e nm.
,kiIifnllne~s o. gnorant pntsnsifrs VIZ. ~ thu
IIse OF that d. Any POIsfr. MEHslSgY, rudp the
constitution and mako tie residue VI life missr.
able
OFFICE sDrTH YRHDEEcK sTRHEr,
Lea hand side going fnorn baltimore Street. 4
few doors frDn the egrnsr. ~ Pail NOT 10 ID
ssrys name and number. ~ .gt. 90 a
~ 80 lettrrS received unless post paid. and
conIaiuiag = stamp y b. pssd ON The rsplJ,
ton 81 adyerti-erneht dfsrrfDfng symptOns.
The lbOctOrs DIPL0SiA hangs 10 he pdhes,y
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS 7',1
The riany thousand. cured NJ this <~lsbiish.
nrmt within the lat twenty Years. and TIN sss'
msrOus important Surgical Operations prrformet
- 2 - H.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

'IVlE FOLLOWING MACHINERY WILL
1 Ice sold in lots to suit purchasers Ii is all
,u,Icellcut condition. having run but few
months:
one Steam Engine, lOiuch cylind,r, 2O,inch
stroke. complete.
one Double Fmed Boiler 81 inches - feet
long.
tur Iron SroSe Stack.
one Patent Corn shelter. with cleaner attach
.t capacity Si0 bushels I"r hour.
Olc Bradford Burr Mill 81 inches
ON, Wheat Separator.
one Grcnwads Steam Holster.
Four sets Elevators ami ConNeyorS.
One Wind Mil.
Together with large amount Of Shatting,
Bcycl Gearing. Betting &c.
PRYOR HANpLAN & co,
Nos. Is, Il and 10, Main street.
nnVIG
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Observation-Disclosures morning a
white man, an engineer on steamboat
lying at the wharf, was arrested OH the
complaint of 4 negro fireman, who
charged the white man with beating
and abusing him. The charge was not
sustained, and the negro was compelled
TO pay costs of suit.
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WANTED.


CTJS !iE Il y a " X y
y WHERE To introduce two NEW PAT
ENrED INVENTIONS. INVALUABLE TO EVERY
FAMILY sells at sighi and demand constantly in
CrrLSins. Agents, male and female. now 0pcr'
a:;ug arc making $40 IT, So per day 10y working
> Nv hours daily Previous EXPERIENCE A.
A,EVTs UNNECESSARY. ! sample OF each, worth
(. with terms 10 agents, sen, free by mail Ia
4,lv address. Send o. ceui> 20 pay postage.
DISSATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Address
6. W.JACK$ON x CO.
uch-1v r. o. Box 1915, Baltimore Nd.
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PoILCE.-The case of Stewart Hen
dorson, charged with disorderly con
duet, came up before the Municipal
Court yesterday. He was fined ten
dollars and costs.
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THE fair and festival given on the
Island last week for the benefit of the
Methodist Church, yielded the hand
some sum of four hundred dollars. This
amount, together with other donations,
will be sufficient TO build Parsonage
for the house of worship in the Seventh
Ward.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The December term
Of the Ohio County Circuit Court COM
mcnces to-day. Considerable business,
civil and criminal, is to be transacted.
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FIRST IN THE FIELD.-Dr. Richard
Blum this morning appears by card in
our columns, as candidate for City
Clerk.
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RArN.-This region of country was
last evening visited with more rain.
The season for rain and mud appears to
be upon us.
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Trustees Sale Of Millinery and
Fancy Goods.
ny yHR'CE& OF DEED OF

II trust. executed by David +. Ewing to the
Undersigned as trustee, dated the sth day OF
r,,nhcr lS66, and now of record in the Office OF
;,. Recorder for Ohio county in Deed Book No.
81 Page = will on Thursday. December
9th. sos, proceed. at the auction rooms OF
Hubbard Brother & Co, Nos. 81 and - Market
street. Wheeling w. Va. to sell Il large new
.ui fashionable 10; of Millinery and fancy goods.
.4ch rs Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers. silks. Vel
vets Laces Bonnets and Hats trimmed and
u.trimmcd one Plate Glass Show Case one Mir.
-pr. &c. to he seen at j. Laish's Jewclry Store
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. \. NJ
Trrms "f sale, cash. +. W. BASSETT,
uya6-td Trustee.
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The INTERNAL REVENUE RECORD OF
November oath says: There is not o
wholesale or retail grocer, a dealer in
liquors, apotheeary or druggist in the
country, who does not sell and deal i'll
articles liable to stamp, and each and
every one is amenable in all the penal
ties and fines imposed upon the original
manufacturer if they dispose of such
articles without stamp. Imported arti-
cles are held liable to the stamp tax, in
addition to the impost duty.
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FOR SALE.

.,r JluN.S CHURCH PARSONAGE, SIT.
MATED on Chapliue Street
. e. y. CECIL.
j. l.. FORD,
\. DODSON.
H.. 2 l-Sf-IE. Trustees.
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IN TOWN.. c. Kane, the gentle
manly agent of Signor Rlitz, the world
renowned magician and ventriloquist,
was stopping at the MLure House last
night. The Signor, with his wonderful
collection of birds, will be here next
week. Mr.. Kane is an energetic agent,
and will leave nothing undone that will
bring the exhibition before the public.
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WANTS.
WANTED.

MEN WHO ARE LOOKING FOR BUSINESS
vi To call al T. Scamans lin store. corner of
NarSrt SQUARE, and examine the most useful in
y.ntiOu OF the asc. The Article costs but %
cents and sells ioT SD. dccE2t
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WEST VIRGINIA 5ar,
RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE
No. 90 Monroe street. 49,, I'll =
rg. ~, Wheeling.

WE TAKE PLRAsCRR IN. Al
w SDUNcIAG % anr many frteRds aud tie
public generally, that We have added 70 our
stock q Relig56un BDoks, -
school Books, Stationery de-,
aud VIII keep constantly On hand. Family k.A
Pocket Bibies. Hymn aud Prayer Jsosks sunday
School Book-, Sobesl E.oks, Biznk Books. Cap,
Letter, Note and BDtt Papers EnvelcEss
usually kept In a hrsttiass. Book Store. sf
which viii b. sold AZ ihs lowest possible prie1s-
Please give ~ aeail IL -...ssI -. a. a.
GRo. W. sToxER, Local Agent, 81
Authorized Agent for SUNDAY MagAEiEk, FRS
lJyteriAn and Sunday School Tin6s. b.E 80
We hare q Stati6ners Stamp hr stamping
initials ouipaper aldutnyslspeA nsve
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MEDICAL.
FORTY YEARS Practice
sRNUal DISEAsES .f

GIVES NE 4 KNOWLEDGE SELDOM
u ACQUIRED Wv PhysIr h,ns Ny lang ress9cpes
in this eitv, and the anEnnt 81 pathnts trNstsd
annually 6y me, was sufficient proof Of my sue
cess. . -
SPERNAToRRItEA, OF sEXl' AL. WEAK
NESS and all diseases arising therefrunl. .ars
cured I'm a much shorter time than herctofore by
my NEW VEGETABLE REAEplkS.' Mesis-
ciilcs sent to any part of the Union. All letters
must contain stamps Ia pay ryiufn Pestayr:
IoIrcsrondcnce held sacred. Oihec. No. "
Smithhrld street noaf the Mamond. .a'
j. ". aiANSTRUP, II. d., = 8
B0N 81, Piuiburg, Ia
noq-ft
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FOR SALE.

TFFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH
II of stock in the Howard Iron Works This
stock would under no circumstances. he offered
for sale hut for the fact that the owner has re-
moved from the city, nov2D
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Jos. w: PARKER.

A TTORyRE AT Law. OFFICE
y. Corner Of Monroe and Fourth strseis. OI,-
posite the Court Hour. wheelfDg, VIVA
nsv24 s.a,
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j. & G.. BAYHA,
DREAD. CItaCHRR AND CAKE

I'D BAKERY. Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hall few doom above Monroe
Street, Reep constantly On hand fun zssort.
ment Of the above articleA
~ Their wagJns run constantly 10 al parfs
Of tbe city with lIresd, Craekers, Rusks, Cakes,
etc scp2J.
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l,ETISE HIACEllNES 4.

- Agents wanted everywhere 20 sell our low
priced fallv licensed machines. send for our
circular. SHAW i CLARK, :. VI. Co. Biddc-
ford Maine nnv!i-ly
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Greenwood Cemetery,
,rEnnN TuE NATIONAL

SROAD. three miles East of the city, r. now
ready for Interments, sale and Improvement OF
lots. Ii contains 81 acres Of land, and is laid
ont in the most modern and improved q y~-tai !
Road and for threefourths of the year by the
Hempfeld Railroad. Ii is perfectly >e'ure. and
intended to be bsautited by every variety %
Lie fountains &c. 10 make II equal to the Best
Rural Cemeteries in. the country. Ample pro
vision is also made for its enlargement, order
and care in perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam,
iue the groynd With the superintendent VINO
bas nl1t ar secnrp them bv calling at the office
of the SECRETARY. ON Main street. over the BlnA
of Wheeling. -, IN
Persons wishing to make intcrmentS VIII can
ON the Secretary 20 obtain permits thereior
Tickets Of admission to lot holders and vislt'
tors will be issued by tho SECRETARY.
WV 4. j. SWEENEY, PrSt.
Il. c. BONIIAN, Sec'y.
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FRENCH CONFECTIONERY!
CHARLES SIEBKE.

StCCCEaSOR TO ~. DIEUEL,
y FANCY DYER AND SCOUREE, south
Street, near the Z. & o. Il. L. Depot Wheeling,
w Va. All KINDS OF SbAwlA BbbOHs. aId
every description of SILKS and Wooden Goods
executed on yiioit notice and Of reasonable
terms.
This j. the Err. nnI best Steam Dying Estab.
lishineDt In the Western staf@z. sep2J
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ANIrI AMI
DIR. E. J. HENNIG,

HDWEOPATUEt PHhNIN IN
III has removed his Office 20 Union Street oe.
tween Market and Fourth. Office hoJUh irum
TO . n. IN; 10 , =. H.; o TO y. Ii
~ IL
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DIR, .ToIlNSTON.

Member or the ROYAL College ~ Surgeons, Ion
don graduate from OF tn" most eminrnt
Colleges ia tho United States, and tho grcatrf
part ur who's lie has been spent In the hospitals
of London. Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere,
has effected some of the most astonishing curt-
that were over known. Many troubled With
ringing Ia the head and ears when asleep great
ncr, ousnCss. being alarmed ST sudden sonnds,
ha.hfiln,ss. with frequent blushing, attended
sometimes with arrangement Of mind, were cur.
ed Immediately.
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Fire-PrOOf s. water Proof
PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING |

THE COMBINATION OF pull
l VERISED slate and yiscnus matter as n
roofing material stands uurivallcd. mastic--
IL adautS itself TO every shape and slope. IL Is
ncn.combustibl- impcrvious oli.expansivc. and
uule"ayiur Frost does not crack nor heat dis
snIyc II. The only roofing material ever discov.
erred that viii resist the action Of the elements
as long as the structure it protects. For repair,
inc old and preserving new metallic roofs Of all
kinds Plastic Slate las never been equalled,
while il has proved IN invaluable acquisition To
the mechanic arts IA a preServcr OF metal and
wood when Undecided i'll water or earth. or eX-
posed to the weather. Being susceptible of lit
Tie. if any, wear from exposure, and perfectly
firc.proOf il is unequallcd a. paint for railroad
and farm buildings fences and bridges, iron OF
wooden.
Having procured the sole right to use the
above roofing material i'll the counties of Ohio
and Wood. We are prepared at all times To put
ON new ur repair old roofs at The shortest posi-
bic notice. Our terms are reasonable and work
guaranteed. ......
JOHNSON, CAPEHART & co.
No. lt9 Market Square,
macs Wheeling, W. Va.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

! Dr. j. addresses MI those who have injured
| Themselves los improper Indulgence and solitary
! habits. " hich ruin both body and mind uniting
! them for either business, study, society OF
mIfiJgc.
! Tl,,, arc some ~ the sad and melancholy II.
! i,rts produced by early habits 81 youth, via
/ Weakness of the Back and Limbs. Pains In the
! Head Dimncs- Of Sight, L0ss Of NurGnlsr PSs'
e. Plpitatiun 0f the Heart, Dyspepsia Nervous
! IrIii.hliiiy arrangement Of the Digestive Func.
| lions General Dobilit.r symptoms u consns'p.
ton. Sc.
MFVTkLLY.--Tho fearful effect on the mind
al, much 10 be- drcadrd-I.oss Of Memory, Goa.
fusion of Ideas, Oppression II Spirits, Evil
Forcbod!ngs Aversion 10 Society. Self Distrus',
Love 81 Solitude Tinidity, a.. are some Of the
evils Produced .'.
Thousands Of persona Of all agcs ran now
uicc what il the caUsr u tcir declining health,
losing their vigdr, bcconfing weak, pale, nor.
vou- and rrnaciatsd having singular appear
ance about ia. eyes, cUngh aud SYMPHONIC %
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-04
MARRIAGE

Reflect tat n sound mind and body are the
most ncclpary requisites IN promote connnihsI
harpine., Indeed without th.rr tia journey
through lIh bocOuos wsary pilgrimage the
prospect bOuIIy oaTkrns to uIs Nisy, the mind
b,caIn-- -haduWcd With despair and hlled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness ~
annthrr hernInps hlighIeh with our own. - u