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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-05
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

O1O
a VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, ON
- Bon ian -treat. tet~e ,tth aud llth sts box
lao feet With se,d two story brick d. cling b use
With nirs and good cellar g1d veli eisfesn
and good brick harm. Title good sale Esquire of
HM FUEt1N
apr&d Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-13
ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately Cured aud Pull Iie"r Restored
This Distressing Affection. which RENDERS Lac
mis-. rAble and Marriage impossible, a. The penal
~ paid 10y the victims OF Improper Indulgence
Youur persons arr too apt so commit cNc.ssss,
tom me-; being aware of the dreadful oouss'
qucnrcs that may cnsne. Now, who thai UNDER
stands the subject will pretend Ia deuy that tho
mower of procr,aiion j. Lost sooner 10y thoS' fal'
ing into Improper habits than by the piudriiL
Il. sid. b-inc deprived of the pleasure o' h"alihy
orspriur the rnn,t serious and destructive sYDip
toms of both body and mind arise Tho ;, stem
irrnms, pcransrd. the Physical and Mental
Functions weakened. los Of frO,1vative Power
Nervous ITIiiahiliiy. dyspepsia PaiIaiaii"n al
,I,,. Ussyt Tndir,.tion. Culsi tntionsl Debility.
wasting oi thu Frame, Cough, LVusgmpii"n,
Ura.A and DlatL.
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DISEASES or DiPRUDEScE

When tie misguided aud impFudsut rotary II
uIsasure hnds that be- has imbibod ths sseds ~
mi. painful dissase. II too Uftsn hajTrps thrf
an llltimed srnse Of shame 90 dFsad Of dt-cssrfy
deter him from applying 20 thc-e who, from 80,
urafi1n and restsciabiiity can alone oefficbd
him delE ing tii the constitutional symptoms q
mi. borrid di4czse make rheir zpTs'atzf'c- snsh
a ulrsrafri ,are throat disrasod DV~s EntIriiAl
Mains IN the head and bSnh-, d,mBes- Of sight,
d@afne-s node on ths shin boues and Afgn-
bloioles on the brsd fare and sxtremitlss pro.
gn,ssing with fIightfal raJadity III a. lasi fbe
nalate Of ths mouth o. the bones of the pe-~
IAN in and the victim Of this awful dissase -
c0fnrs horrid oidect 0f eorumissraf0n- TN dealt
nuts a rs,riOd 90 rs. dreadful sHH.ripgs By 800.
I ing hira 20 That ruDdi-oOvsfed Country frois
/ beBcs no Traveller ssturrs
IL l. melancholy fart that thOosaDds al We
tins 20 this terrible dj-eA-s, owing 10 ths IN
skiIIfulBer. ~ ignorant pieiendeFs, pso, BY tie
Bse 81 that DY1IdY POtsoS. Nyacthy ruin the
consultations and make the residue 81 lie nissr.
able.
oFFrcH-7 SOUTH FREDERICK sTgRET.
Len hand sids going from Bzl;insgrs streei, q
1 FEW dO0rs frUm the Conner. n fsal not 70 %
/ serve name and numbrr.
r1~ No Ietiers received unisss pest paid. sns
/ containing 4 stamp Ga be nsed ga the rvply.
I Persons writing shSid state ayr. and send ySs
I ton 81 advertisement AesertIing syvitoIns.
HE Doet0fs DIPLOMA hangs IN his offos.
ENDORSEMENT or THE PflEss-
The many thousands eartd at tbs establish
! menf within the last twenty years. ADD ths ~,
fD~rbas important sHrEbosl Operatives psrfsrnsf :
4 by Df. Jshastsn. yitnc~sed BY the fsr~rfrrss
/ ike Sun and r1aDy other psIeTz. pSttonssf ~
appeared again and again hsfeFe The Ysshe ~
/ siGfs his Standing a. . geniiernzn % enI-1rl
( and responsibility, is ssssaneni gnsrasiy W ne
I Afflicted.
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-
THE, SEATING PARK.-The skating
park on the Island was almost filled
with water last night. If the ''cold
snap continues soon the ''Dutch Rolf
win be INDUCED in by our Anslo-Saxon
men and naidens, and many sly
glance and pleasant word will be ex-
changed as a strap is frightened or a tip
pet tied. Many little harmless iirta-
ton will be conducted, and many q
kindly sentiment expressed, as the "out-
side edge backwards" or the figure
three" is cut. And here let not the
sanity ancient maidens, and ghostly,
CHASTITY I. theirs, those ''purvient prudes"
hold up their hands in holy horror at
these harmless pastimes. We are too
exclusive in many of our American Gus
toms. We will, to be sure, allow eur
sons and daughters ito chase the horse"
in Tepsichorean pastimes until far to-
wards the morning and think it per-
fectly proper, but many think it highly
indicate for those same sons and
daughters TO mingle in the early even
ing upon the skating parks.
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BEING CLOSED OUT.-There is scarce
" a city of any Importance in the
United States where Stein Bros. have
not branch clothing house. The bu-
siness Of the old established headquar-
tiers in this city is being rapidly wound
up, and it is now the fixed purpose of
the venerable firm to cease operations
here. During the last ten or fifteen
years this house has done n very heavy
business. For the past few years the
store has been under the direct man
agement of Messrs. Thos. L. Beans and
H. Guggenheimer, two active and ener-
getic business men. Mr.. Guggenheimer
left this city last night. He will soon
go to New York, where he will imme-
diately enter another business. Mr.. G.,
during his stay in Wheeling, won a
host of warm friends, and their kind re-
CARDS and best wishes will follow him
wherever he may 60. Mr.. Beans
is old citizen of Wheeling, and is
well known here as man of enterprise
and integrity.
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OUT VIsITING.-The Principal and
Teachers of the First Ward Public
School were out on n visit yesterday.
In accordance with a resolution of The
Board of Education the Teachers of the
various schools are instructed 10 cease
their labors for two days in a year. and
visit their sister schools. The visitors
yesterday went to the Second, Third,
Fourth and Fifth Ward Schools. They
were cordially greeted and warmly well
coined by their friends in the schools
named, and the day was one of pleasure
TO all.
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EARLY AND LATE TRAINs.-Conyer-
sing with a friend who recently built a
coy littly cottage house, on the line Of
one of the different railways leading
from this city 10 the suburban retreats
which are scattered over hills and
through dales for many miles around,
we expressed some surprise at the loca-
ton he had selected. But he soon
furnished the explanation. He
said that the exhorbitant rates of
rents in the city, had compelled
him to seek some cheaper place, where
he could shelter his wife and little ones,
and at the same time be able to reach
the scene of his daily toll by seven
o'clock in the morning, and return
home at ten o'clock, or even a
later hour. About this time, one of
our railroads announced that from and
after a certain date, night train
would leave the depot at ten o'clock,
whilst at the same time an early morn
ing train would reach the city. This
at once determined our friend as to his
course, and he forthwith purchased a
small hillside lot, erected upon its sum-
nit neat house, and now reposes his
weary limbs, after his daily toll is done,
beneath his own vine and fig tree,
where no fears of rapacious landlords
disturb his meditations. But this
is no: an isolated case. Any
one who travels over our road,
will be struck with the number of
houses, from the humble little white
frame cOttogc TO the costly brick or
stone mansion which dot them on either
side, at every turn for miles away into
the rural districts. In this running early
and late trains our railroads not only
confer a great benefit on all who are
now living along the lines, but viii
induce thousands of others TO seek coun-
try homes. who will in turn become reg
ular patrons. and thus help TO swell the
Golfers of the companies. No Detrosade
steps should be taken, but on the con-
trary. the time is at hand when the
trains may ne run to the advantage of
all concerned, even at earlier and later
hours.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-13

CIRCUIT COURT.-Civil business &C.
cupied yesterdays session of this Court.
In the afternoon the case of Patrick
Moran RS. John M'Gannon was given a
hearing. Moran sued for three thousand
dollars damage for alleged as
sault and battery. The case was fully
argued by J. W. Parker and J. II. Good,
Esgs., for the complainant, and y. Rich
ardson and J. G. Chandler, EsQs., fol-
the defence. The jury returned 4 YER
dict exonorating M'Gannon from guilt,
and Moran will therefore be compelled
TO pay costs of suit.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-13

WRArHER.-Tuesday night was very
cold, and the winds howled dreadfuily'
Yesterday morning old "Sol" showed
his face once more, and looked as nat
ural as ever, but rather coldly on sub
lunary things. Had not the good wo-
men of our city better take a stroll
through our streets and ascertain If the
poor are comfortably sheltered from the
cold. Now is the time 10 extend the
hand of charity. There may be families
and children in want of food to sustain
life, and the necessary raiment to keep
them warm. He that giveth TO the
poor. lendeth to the Lord
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-13

IMPRovEMENTs.-A strong evidence
of growth of a community in population
and civilization is adduced from the in
Fs.~----- - 49, -~~-i>er of ulaces of wor-
ship, and the remodelling and enlarg
ing Of old ones. Increasing congrega
tions require increased accommodations
The erection and improvement OF
churches have appeared from time to
time in our columns. Another evidence
of the increasing population and gener.
al wealth of city is seen in the nnm.
Der of buildings that are constantly be.
ing erected. The proportion of new
buildings constantly on the increase in
Wheeling, as will be readily observed
by short stroll through the city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-13

YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have bccume the victims 81 Soli'
which annually sweeps te an untimcly grave
thnuSands Of Young Men of the most ciAlted
talents aud brilliant intrllcct who might Other
wise have entranoed listening Senatcs with tbs
thunder Of eloqncnce, or walked TO eSstacy ths
thrilling lNrc, may call with tan oOnhdcnoc
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newspaper and Job Printing
Office for Sale.
A Rare Chance for Printers.

IAN saIE, A WILL EsTAB-
IrSUED weekly Newspaper and job Print
.tsi[. in West Virginia. The Office Is in ex-
'aE .,' condition the paper having respectable
crHyIi, .,;,n and srNe advertising patronase.
I'll supplied with every description of job
~. !. and one Of Wells power presses, suitable
i'F,, a. III Linds of icb work Also . double
T.. 49,, hand nre~S This Is believed 10 be the
&C., -. and .,st printing office in West Virginia,
n h. nf wheeling Good and sufficient rea-
,5,,p for selling. For further particulars,
-, u, the EsGlsTEI Office, Wheeling w. Va
-t'-s> an excellent opportunity for getting pos
IN II an established business decs~lw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-13

RE-ELECTED.-Att the annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, held in Baltimore
yesterday, John W. Garrett, ESQ.,, was
reelected President. Mr.. G. has been a
valuable and efficient officer during the
past few years, and we are not surprised
70 hear of his reelection.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-13

THE members of Rough and Ready
Hose Company, of the Fourth Ward
have organized literary and debating
society. The have fitted up their hall
in fine style, furnished it completely,
and supplied it with good library and
newspapers. Euery night the room is
thronged with young men who spend
their time in studying bookkeeping,
arithmetic, geography, etc. Such So
ciety cannot but prove beneficial TO all
its members. Let the members of the
other fire companies Ego and do like
wise"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-13
MARRIAGE.

Married Persons or Young Men oon;emplsi.
iu- Marriage. bciug aware II Physical WEAK
nee , organic debility dcforiEi'ios, spc~h'!
cured.
lie who places himself under the care OF ll!'
+ MAY riigiuusly conGde in his honor - ccn
,lcfnan. and confidently rtly upon his shih 80
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Valuable Farm For Sale.

1--WE VNnERSlGNED OFFER FOR SALE
,1s' valuable property known rs the Bloom.
.'-f,lr Yarn. situated on the National Read,
-, miles vest OF Bridgeport Ohio, and con-
.'.,.s,,., sl.,nt $40 acres II is splendid locs-
- ..,r stock or fruit farm and has fine vein
o. cal said 10 he # thick underlying the en-.
.-s HN farm. with an opening on the pike.
"a. nm Farm containing ahent go acres, viii
- IA separately II desired, with or without the
80, For terms or further particulars. apply 10
w C. BROCKCNlER
,,,a-.s {. W. BROCKUNIER.
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RUNAwAY.-A horse, which had been
hitched to post on Market street, near
Monroe, yesterday morning broke loose
from his moorins and ran up Market
street at frightful speed. The last that
was seen Of the animal he was going
ont the National Road.
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WANTED.
CTIVR ENTsF VERY.

] u n u p " Il - U. " 70 -
"A WHEEE 20 introduce two NEW PAT
ENTED INV ENTlONS INVALUABLE To EVERY
FAMILY. sells Al sight and demand constantly in
CreSsin,. Agents. male and female, now oper-
sting arc making slu Ia sa5 per day by working
few hours daily. PREVIOUS INFERENCE As
AGTVTs U>NECE>sNgY. \ sample Of each, worth
9 with terms 10 agents, sent free by mail TO
aIy address. send On cents To pay postage.
P>AusFLCTloN GUARANTEEp Address
q. W. JACKSON ( co.
rretsIv 20. Box lS4s, Baltimore, Nd.
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Dividend Notice.

WHEELING. ". VA, Dec. ], l-66-
TIE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE
i Wheeling s Belmont Bridge Company have
Ills d,y declared dividend Of four "a per cent
or the capital stock of the company. ont Of the
earnings for the last six months, payable on or
after the first day of January, l-6,, to stock
ho,ders holding stock on the 18th day Of Deem
oe- l-66. JOSEPH LAWSON,
5etll.lw Secretary.
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DEAD LETTERs.-There is valuable
dead letter in the Wheeling Postofiice
for Mrs. Louisa Smith; also one for Mrs.
Harriet Murdoch. Any person ac-
quainted with either of these parties
will confer a favor upon them by in
forming them of this fact.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

I,FE FOLLOWING MACHINERY WILL
l-. sold in lots 20 suit purchasers. II Is all
y excellent condition, having run but lew
months
one steam Engine, l5-iDoh cylinder, so-inch
s,-,ke complete.
one Double Flued Boiler ~ inches, - feet
long.
one Irun smoke Stack.
one Patent Corn Shelter, with cleaner attach
e. sapacity 800 bushels per hour.
one Bradford Barr Min. - inches.
tiue Wheat Separator.
une Grenwalds Steam Holster.
-Four sets Elevators aud Conveyors.
tine Wind Mil
Together with large amount Of Shafting
yev,l Gearing. Betting, &c.
PRYOR, HASDLAN s Co.
Nos. Is. l. and 10 Main street
-5y.q
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TURKEYs.-It would seem that every
body in the country thinks that Christ
mas begins in Wheeling before the 35th
of December. Everywhere the fowl
can be seen, and very abundant at ex-
brilliant prices.
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mOISE FOR RENT.

HE TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENCE on
Four,h street. now occupied Icy Mr.. u. l..
Wolff u contains ~ .roms and i well sup
piled with gas and wa'"r. Possession given
Ap-i! / Enquire OF MARY LUXE.
lnrll
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Roderick S. Moodey,
Esq, a distinguished member of the
Steubenville bar, died very suddenly at
his residence in that city, night before
last,
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FOR SALE.
ron SALE..CHEAP.

,r,1-TIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
hha' Nils. cast of Wheeling, on the Ma
y I'D adjoining. and east OF the place for
;i'na. i's,,,eJ hy r. NJ Norton, ESQ. The grounds
.,:lN w., sr-rsl, are tastefnlly adorned with
,H'aI. -, and shade trees Of choicest qualities.
stTan. ,s,. Is elegantly furnished and will be 80
I'd desired rGs Ss %R ETsS I Resi E.t .s
100. 80 in Custom House decll-lw
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ABOUT CoMPLETEp.-Then new and ex-
tensive smoke-house being erected by
Messrs. Pryor n Handlan, on the corner
of John and Fourth streets, is about
completed, and ready for use.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-13

FALSE ALAEM.-The alarm of fire last
night was false. 1t was regarded by
some as rsse to bring the United
boys from the Island with their steam
engine.
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NOTICES.
democratic Meeting.

'i'HE DEMOCRATS OF THE SMITH WARD
i are invited TO meet at the Webster Town
Sip school House on Friday evening. December
u AZ o'cinck for the purpose oi nominating
candidates for City Councilmen.
f.rII..- MANY VOTERS.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PoLICE.-There was nothing done in
the Police Court yesterday. All quiet
and serene.
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FOR RENT.

THE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE on
| Main street formerly occupied by Edwards,
Stone Co a. a Wholesale Boot and Shoe Store.
Po->.,,.nn given immediately Eor further par
tcnlarS inquire Of \. {. EGERIoN,
A. >,..u Ero>. corner Main s Monroe streets.
CryS
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FOR RENT.
A RURST RATE Ri GENE q

\ room. situated on Market street. opposite
~, NCLur. N"u~e-l- Ir-t front hv - feet
d., Npply 10 IHUS OBRIEN.
G-,II custom House. Zeal Estate Agent.
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WANTS.
S,EVING MACHINE -.

- Agents wanted everywhere to sell ouT low
priced iully licensed machines send for our
circular. SHAW a CLARK. ;. NJ. Co. Bidde.
ford Maine nOvlily
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stockholders Meeting.
,Up aNNTaI NETTING OF THE

i Stockholders of the First National Bank Of
Wheeling. Tor the election Of Directors and for
~, transaction Of such other business as may
com, l for. il. will be held al the Banking House
al 10 O'Clock A. NJ on TUESDAY. Jan ? lsS1.
GEORGE ADAMS,
dec-td Cashier.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

,I,uT TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING
L sifuNf.-d on the south side Of Centre Street
b,tween Fifth aud sixth. al present occupied by
Mi Juo. Hamilton. Apply u JOHN l.. klCE'
ri VI. C. LeeCh 4 Co, No. is Main Street.
dyCl2lw
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STONE a. THOMAS.
MEDICAL.
FORTY YEARS PRACTICE
SEXUAL Wise Asses

GIVES NE 4 KNOWLEDGE SELDOM
(J acJuircd by Physicians. Nv long rossdenee
In this CITY. and the amount Of patients treated
annually by me, Vas sufficient Preoi Of my sne-
SPEISlA ToRRHGA or SEXUAL WEAK
MSS and all diseases arising therefroin. are
surea in A much shorter time than heretofore by
my NEW VEGETABLE REMEDIES Aedi-
cinss sent "a any part Of tho Union. All leitor-
must contain stamps 70 pay rturn R@tase
Corre~poutsnee held Sacnd. Othce, No. -
Smithhcd street, near the Diamond.
]. W. BRANSrRCP, N D.
BOX SO Piiif6urg, Ia
nOQ-fy
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Merchants National Bank Of
West Virginia.

WHEELING, ". Va, Dec. :, l-G6.
'J'HE ANIMAL MEETING OF
i th4 Stockholders Of this Bank Cor the cleo
ton Of Dircctcrs. win be held at the henking
he soa Ire x f' sls sssssrs ~ =,
declotd D
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EypoRsE,nyT or THE pf,Ess.
wEsTvIRGINfA
RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE,
No. ~ Monroe street,
Wheeling.

WE TAKE PLRAsTHZ IN ~
w SOCSCfNG 90 on many f'isnfs ana NE
pail,e epperaIiT. that ne hare saded IN oar
stock Of Rsligi01s Books.
school Books, Stationery Ae.
a.d vii keep oonstzsiiy On hand. Family snd
Poekrt P{i,ls.s HyInn and Prayer Books. SUNDAY
s<l-.ol Rs,ok.. Scbo-i Books, Biank Bosks. Cap.
l~fssr. Note. and Billet Papers. EDselep~s,
Pens Ink PrBeiis Ar In fat essrythinS
srhsef wia s. sold sttbe lowest pc-siiie prices.
Piez-e give - aesA
GRO. ". sT0SER, Local Aeenf,
ArshOr.zsd Agrnf for sunday Nszzxin<, FRA.
byteTiaB. md sunday School Tin,e.
We AVE . stsfianers Stamp Cor Stamping
nitlaizOn paper and eHveiepes -"
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TAKEPAETICULAR MOTTO u

Or. ]. addresses al those Who have injured
themselves hN improper indulgence and solitary
habits which ruin both boaiN and mind. uniting
them for either business study. society -
marriage.
II,r.c are somc ~ the sad and melancholy e.
ret. produced hy early halGts of youth. Va
Veal ness of ih,. Rack aad Limbs Pains " The
I,ll Dimnrs. - ~iglf Loss uf Muscular Pew
- Ialpitaf.un Of urU Heart. DNspspsia. Nrrvuu,
IIritab!ltv hfangGatnt # the Digestive laul
tions General Dcbiliiy symptoms 81 t"nsns'p'
ton. g..
MrNr,uY.-Ths fearful effect on the mind
ar. much 90 hc drgadcd-ioss al Memory. Zoe.
fusion II Ideas Depression 81 spirits. E'b
ForebSding. ANerriun Ia SOciSiN, sell D-irnsi
Love of solitude Timidi;y, g.. are -ofne Of ihs
evils produced.
Thousands nf per.nns of all ages oan nov
indge what j. thccAu-e 81 their declining hoAlth'
losing their yigor becoming weak, pale Dos,
yous and enaciaird, having singular Appcaf
anoc about the oyrs, oough and symptoms -
Consumption.
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FOR RENT.

rrHR house AND FIRNITIRE
] on Fourth stree; occupied by NJ. SaTnut!
N.:,irll and ;aIaily. Ais" two brick tene menis
.. ~, Island Apply To- Mrs. :. MITCHELL.
C-,lN
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J. & G. BAYHA,

ID BAKERY. Market Street, opposite The
Washington Hal few doom above NOnToe
Street. keep o0astantiy on hz7d fun assert
NEAT Of the above Articies-
II Their wagons run constantly 70 al part
Of he city With Bread, Cr1ckers, TASKS, Cake,
s-r repr2a.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-13
pR JOHNSTON.

Member Of the ROYAL College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don graduate iIcm on" ot the most cmihcn1
Colleges In the uit-d State- and th" grratrt
mart of whose life has b,cn spent In the hospitals
of London. Paris Philadelphia aud cl~eNl
has effected -oiar ol liz" nu-t astonishing cutrs
that were ever known. Many troubled Nlth
ringing in tb. head and ear. Wh"n aslr'p' great
nervousness being alarmed 81 sut'uen s"uhns
! ba-hfuluess. with ffcqu,pt blasting. attended
sometimes with dersHg cment Of mind, W'ts ear
ed immediately
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-13
FOR SALE.

TFFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH
q: stock in the Howard Iron Works. This
stock would, under no circumstances, be orered
.4- al. but for the fact that the owner has re
moved from the city. noN=J
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J. r. NfILxK
G. L. ZANE & CO.,

FoHEIGS AND DOMESTIC WIVES and
LjuuO-s. Manufacturers Of Pure Cstazia Wines,
ouiBcy Street. between Main and MArke; sta,
Kheeiinz ". Va, keep constantly on hand
Rraafje-- Scotch and Irish whiskiss Jamaica
Rams and Cordials choice Oid Bye and Bourbon
Whiskirs sePJ