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RIVER AND WEATHEK.-The river
was falling slowly last. evening with
about seventeen feet in the channel.
Business on the landing dull, there be-
ing little or nothing shipped or receiv-
ed by the local packets. - -. -" ,5
Tho steamer Minnie of the Pittsburgh
and st. Louis line, WIS at the wharf In
the forenoon. She had on large
amount OF freight, her hurricane roof
was covered with carriages, showing
that under the reconStructlon policy OF
Congress there Is hope of our southern
brethren 80 far recovering by summer
ns to ride ont. 4'l 1854 1901
She took on considerable freight at
this port for points below consisting
principally OF nails, the demand for
which IL very steady. The weather all
day yesterday was decidedly Disagree
able. A light snow covered
tho ground in the morning.
IL soon disappeared in the city, but
holds Its own on the surrounding hills,
pretty well; just enough to let us know
that the grim old Winter King don't
feel sufficiently crowded by the ad-
vnncing forces OF his gentle sister,
Spring. to deem it necessary to beat a
hasty retreat. r
The streets are terrible; crossings are
such merely in name, and IL takes a
Keen eye, and some experience in quag-
nire navigation To determine their
whereabouts, and co include the amount
Of risk TO be- run in crossing them. In
some places, IL Is necessary To take out
u search warrant, in order to find a
solid footing. We should like to see "a
little family Jar spring up between the
streets and the weather, such as would
cause u dryness between them.
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a WRITER In the american GtEistrnrt
Revtei0 pays a high tribute to Bethany
College, and urges that its endowment
fund should be increased 10 Il half mil
lion OF dollars. He also speaks thus
about the surroundings Of the institu-
tion 1.-The scenery around Bethany
u beautifully picturesque and wildly
romantic the climate ~ genial and the
air Aaiubrious; limpid springs OF the
pursst water guAh out Of every hill
side, and groves of the deepest shade
deck and adoTn every dell-the very
Ernndest resort Of all in which to cult
waite the mind and dsveIope the muscle.
Inside this circle OF natures grand ar
ray OF the beautiful and sublime, IL
found world Of literature, OF science,
Of philosophy, and Of art, and history,
and poetry"
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Boy Wanted.
A GO0D BOY ABOUT - OR 10 YEARS
y II age. Apply at this Ofics. InhTI-lt

THERE Was little row among the
colored brethren in their church the
other night Blue and gray spirits
were hitting about, 10th to give up the
old Council Chamber to the spirit OF
brothsrly ard sisterly love, without "A
little conflict for IA little share of the
supremacy, which they welded in the
sat there. Finally they settled into II
couple Of the brethren, and possessed
them with the idea that Il was their duty
10 lin common pHrlanceJ, clean the
place out. One ofthen, Of the tOnsOrial
psrsuaAIOu, drew rnZOr, and was
going 10 shave the whole crowd, with
out latheT. The tumult, however, was
qpieted, which put an end 10 the 6GTJsr-
Gus scene.
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EVERY preparation that will tend 20
make the Chiidrsns Conesrt one Of the
incest entertainments presented 70
the pubIicthis season has been made.
Washington Hall is being ht.sd up In
grand style; the scenic effect Of itssIf
will be wen worth the price Of admis-
sion.
The concert VII be participated In By
upWardsi Of $50 singers from all the
Sunday Schools OF the city, and il re
result and conclusion Of term u
musical training, in which the SIN -
been 70 elevate the standard Of SUNDAY
school and congregational n -. ne
Einzera viii occupy an immense am
I phithestrs stage, repressnang forests
az" We n nHbIish the entire programme
and EEL gatisfed that the whole ar
r.nysrosr,t Will commend itsslf to the
I attentioa of al, and We say go and en-
courage tbs children by your presence.
FRookA11NK-
PaTt F'rst-From Sln2iaS Pilgrim.
PRAEKR AsD LORDS PkAHEK.
1. Singing for Jesus, (25o Voices, SFun
2 Battling for the Lord.-semi Chorus
:. 'SFhe Village BeI,D 'If L were a
Voice." or @YouF Mission, M.
Seager.
4. Who're do you Journey f-Solo, Duet
and Chorus.
5. Wen Journey together TO Zion,-
Full Chorus.
6. Softly on the Breath OF Evening"
Double Quartetts.
7. Something by very little Boy
Song or Recitation.
&. On, Christian, Awskei-Semi Chorus
OTGiFls
Q. DO the Right, Five Solos and
10. The Flag Of the Free.-sopg and
Chorus.
| Part Sec0nd-Erou5 Singing Pilgrim,
FtoTa's Festival and 1fiseelLGneotlS.
/. will Sing for Jesus, or Ten Com
mandments-Fnll Chorus.
| 2. New Foundland Dog" 1.-THE Life
Boat, or Twenty Years Ago."-Mr.
Seagar.
3. Nestled on the Mountains, by 10
Wood Nymphs-Song
4. Pretty Little Zephyrs. we 10 little
ZephyrS-SonR.
8. Laugh of "a Child, or the Mountain
Home-Qunrtette
o. Come, Pretty Bird, by very little
girl Song.
| z. Eternal Life my Cry-Two Solos
and Invisible Chorus.
/ 8. Cross and Crown, or Home of the
Soul, Semi and FHIl Chorus.
.. The Guiding HHnd-SOlO, Response
and Chorus.
10. We are Rising as q People-Song
and Marching Chorus. ~.
| Praise God CrOm IOhOHl all BLeSIIrS .
F'LON.
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GEMS FROM TENEMENT LIFE.-There
was lively session OF Judge Goods
Court yesterday morning. There was
richness about 1t that II not generally
characteristic OF city milk, although
things looked as though there might be
good deal OF still-feed in the compo-
sition. Above the Market House there
IL IA patch that might bo called the dew
il's half acre. on the patch there nre
ono or two tenement houses which
have, on II small scale, all tho lovely
features which chHructeriZe similar i'm
atitutions, In other cities. Several fam
nics of separate, several and distinct
nRtionnlities, roost In one OF them, and,
in this case. " II not true that ''birCi, OF
IA feather flock together" or at least
when they do flock together IL IL for "A
fight. The chiefproduCts OF that quHr-
ter Rre children, tomb stones and
mineral water, with II slight tendency
in the first class to predomiuate.
Mr.. Anderson and family occupy n
portion OF the tenement above the old
jail. Mr.. Ernest Nogl0r lives a door
or two holow-hind of round the cor
ner, One of Nogler'a children wns n m
visiting an ncquaintnnco in Aforesaid
tenement Two OF Mrs. AuderSon's
children were on the porch plnyinp
and In running backwards and fos,
wards, partly by accident aud partly
an purpose, knocked Nogler's chilli
down. The children for several wards
round set up.a squat, Their mothers
rushed out, and just then Mr.. NoEler
came upon the scene. lie flow OFT in a
tangent of passion, and expressed his
mind freely, In German, TO Mrs. An
dcrson. That lady being unable to un-
derstRud, went In the house. Her
children laughed scornfnlly ut tho on
ragged gentleman nom Germany. His
rage Increased, He rushed up stairs,
Mrs. Anderson aud family met him,
he took hold OF her, and tho children
pitched into him. Mrs. Anderson an
ticipated being thrown over the bannis-
tiers; didn't mind going over so much
rs stopping on the pavement below.
Josiah Beatty, a tombstone man, rushed
up stairs and caught Nogler; Mr.. SchaC-
together To the foot Of the stairs, the
tombstone man, contrary to custom.
undermost, MIR. Anderson appeared
upon the scene about this time and hit
somebody and then RpOlogiEe(i 10 him
Mike Rohan couldn't do anythinCy mr.
laughing. An officer happening along
arrested the whole neighborhood. and
this morning, after ten or IA dozen wit
nesscS had been sworn as many times
apiece. the Judge, thanks to his much
experiences, after the whole thing was
boiled down and clarified, WIS able TO
see Ernest NogIer at the bottom of il
and fined him ten dollars and costs.
There WAS also u young man up for
disorlerly conduct ut Washington
Hall last night. He sweaTs he'll not do
such q trick again: so we won't tell on
him only that he contributed ten dol
lars to the City Treasury.
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HousEKEErERs will hnd that Bur-
nett's Flavoriug Extracts hnva ali the
delicacy OF the fruits from which me-
are prepared. They are for sale bS MI
druggists and choice family grocers
who desire to sell Il pure article in pre-,
ference to cheaper goods which afford
larger profits. n teaSpoonful OF these
extracts is warranted to be equal in
strength to two or three teaspoonfuls OF
tbsv are anusIIv S5ns-io- ~, anu anu
flavor.
II persons desiring hedltRftIl and de-
hctous havOrs will insist upon obtain
ing Burnett's, they will learn how eg.
reSiously deceived they have been by
the num6erless brands OF trash now
flooding the market,
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hdt0IN IltetIlyencer
Please insert the following problem
for your readers to solve:
Ten years ago A and u commence
business, each with a capital OF 1000.
Tho assets OF the firm now are: Cash
on hands, SlS,O67 Is; bills receivable,
Slq, 80 so; personal accounts, $50. 4i4 II;
merchandise, $3.50 IL. Liabilities
bills payable, g., 400; personal accounts,
slO, 900.
has withdrawn his capital and s.,
500 40 additional Ii has Increased his,
anu hts account stands TO his credit
SlS,4lo 81. Proftsto be equally divided
between the partners. What are the
pronts ana what Is each ones INTEREST,"
.hdTcA o, 1867. B.
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THOSE persons, who have been wait
ing for Rm0'S Prepared Prescription,
for Consumption, Bronchitis, Sc, can
now be supplied by, T. II. Logan & Co.
and Logan, List & Co,
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs II, his mira
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS

,,: Inc many thousands cured at this estab-
~ stiinsnt within the last twenty yearS and
Sns numerous important surgical Operations
PeIIoIned by DR.. Johnston, witnessed bT the
ndtc.ss q, OF zhs SIN and MANY other papers
s uUsGs7I 5 OF Mnich have appeared again and
&c q , ost9Ie Inc public, besides his standing
6I1I = gentleman of character and reSpecta-
oinIyl Is sufficient guara ntee to the affiicted,
sK1N DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREL,
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Notice to Loyal sIave-Ovper,.


THE COMMISSION APPoINTEDRYT
secretary OF War, under the oath section
o. o. tne Act OF Congress approved February
July 18th, 1895, In respect to slaves enIisfs5 ~
aIaIteu INTO the military service OF the IJnItsSj
states haxlng assembled at the City OF Par
Of December. 1866, and duly orgaiiizai as n,
directions from the War DeDarfms1f ~
mere ere9y SiSe n2ee to an Whom i may Con-
city OF ParkerSburg, West Va. on The ISTt
Jay OF peeemDer, 1885: and as long thefeafter
as may be necessary at the same place. norfbs
completion Of all business partainIno ~ .IS
Commission. Claimants tJ- corr 49, ~ $50 49,
s GLEeI me sald Acts OF Congress, are respecf-
ttiEiy Lequested 10 forward their claims win
tIIt Ieq 9lred proofs. as promptly as may be-
Greeted 10 HENRY AMIss, Clerk OF Commit.
SION, farkersburg, West VirR1nfa
For the Information OF those Interested va
ILSPecuully invite their attention TO the fol-
HNlng instructions received from the War
First No claim viii be entertained unIas.-
y - SHOWN that the Slave enlisted or vac
draiied, In the State for which the Commfs.
Second. No claim will be entert.yr.,
when the ownership or title to the seEIc -
t tne psaLty enLlsted, Is based upon q sale ~
enlistment OF the Slave. OF
Iniru- executors, Guardians and T-rS,o.
nuSt ME Win claims made In rbehaif - ~,
parties they represent satfsfartcSr sat - the
tnai they have been legally inysstaJ ~, liz
aea .t96y 10 aet for such parties. "i'H
designate the regiment and the c1II SLIe9 70
Mnien me soldier, for whom thew claim nm m
Filth Parties cfatmtno D,-,,..-...,
no[s Snan one servant or sIa5i eTItStSi ~ u
5JstI,S. = q soldier, must fle separate am
ssssi,h am ioI compensation In each ease
!. me claimants valid rife h, fISs
st.N ~ me urne Of enlistment or draff aI,5
mus ~ IN active loyalty during the war.
Hd5bbToN P.AMIss, Pres't OF Board
TSShE.S BROWN, Memb. of Rosrd q
dAci5.S,5 " E-SCHLEYr t11sunb. OF Board. :
-SS---S-- : IL z7TE,ts
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For Sale.

TQwO STORE ROOMS WITH SEVEN
II Dwelling Rooms each Price g, 80 and
100 each, with gas fixtures all complete,
situated on the East side OF Main street, Cen
tire Wheeling. Also half lot and brick
dwelling on same street. Apply 10. lga-
.lg II.-a-l JACOB HORSBR00K,
fet6 s-- ..F-5 Once OF Gas Com pany.
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For Sale.
For Sale or Exchange.
valuable Farm at Public Sale.

TIHE NEW JERSEY CESTRALom AND
j. Coal Company, Will sen 10 the highest
bidder, on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18th,
1857. Al O'Clock, p m, ON the premises.
that Valuable arm known as the Booth
Farm situat<d along the Ohio r1Ver, con-
uguOus to the village of Carrington, Monroe
county, Ohio. The Farm contains about
Three Hundred Acres, ard was lately owned
by John Il. Booth, * valuable for farming or
grazing Upon the premises u an abun dance
Of timber and coal The improvements con-
SYST OF Two Dwelling Houses. Out-honses, DC
Also Two good bearing Apple Orchards. The
whole in inst rate fence. a--l -- 90
Conditions made known on day cfsale-
feb2l SWS BY THE COMPANY.
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We are under obligations to our
news-dsalins friends, McKelyey aud
his competitor ouimby, for faSors in
their line. From the latter we have re-
ceiyed a copy of the new Riverside
Ad0dst'e, n capital periodical for boys
aud girls, and also the last number
Of Ersyy Saturday.
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WE were yesterday shown two por-
traits, photographs painted in oil
colcTs, , executed by Partridge'sartIsts,
which for faithfulnesss in dellneation
and exquisIteness OF coIoring,
we have never seen excelIed
anywhere. These admirable pio-
lures nre furnished at very
low price, bringing them within the
reach Of almost every one. Partridge
In certainly entitled to the thanks of
the community in that be has removed
the difficulty, the high price, }
heretofore existing in reference to
obtaining correct, durable and finely
executed portraits. We hope to hear
that his Efforts In that direction are
duly appreciated by our citizeps; and
we believe that his gallery will be
crowded with customers when It is I'M
derstood that such paintings can be
furnished in our miaast, at such reason-
able rates. hos
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soaErHISG sew may be seen Mt VIM.
Sheib's Music Store, in the VOx HUI
mana Tremola Organ, which Initiates
the human voice almost perfectly. Mr..
Sheib has just been appointed exclusive
agent for these valuable instruni ents,
and can sell them lower than any SIM
liar instrument in the market, afford
ing the public the best instrument for
the least money. Call and see IL.
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AN immense stock of Wall Papers
and Stationery, the largest ever brought
to the city, at J. q. orrS Co.'S, IO5 Main
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LAwItJHcE CADY was brought into
court yesterday morning, and the fore
noon spent In. finding out whether the
defense WAS ready for trial or not. They
claimed that old Mrs. Cline was an
important witness, as by her they ex-
pected TO prove an alibi, and that she
WINS, from sickness, unable to attend.
The Judge ordered her condition to be
reported upon by n physician at 2
O'Clock. Or. james Cunmins went 20
see her at II o'clock, and found her, on
inquiry, to ba well MS she had been
for some time past, and that for one OF
her advanced nga, her frame was In
fair condition and m regular az tea
pot. At 2 o'clock the Doctor testified
that shs could be brought into court
with perfect safety to her health
The defence then called DIR. Mccoy,
who tesCified that 1t would be- impossI-
bic for the old lady to appear, as Aho
WAS suffering from complication Of
disabilities, which would render IL ne
cessnry TO bring along much OF the
peculiar nppnralus.of II sick chamber
such M would be Incident to an nggra-
waited case OF cholera. ON this repre-
Hcnthtion, the Judge postponed the
trial until the May term. Justice
moves mighty slow, owing, we sup
pose, Tn the mod
Tho Judge delivered his opinion on
the application for IA new trial in the
5teenTod will cnse, in which he over
ruled the motion. Tho cUse, we under
STAND, will be carried to the Supreme
Court d
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EditorN EltelIinencer

GRASp oPEsING this; day at J. @
Orr & Co.'s, loo Main Street.
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DON'T FAIL to call and see J. @. Orr
4 Go. to-day, New Block, above NJ. n.
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SEE the advertisement of valuable
property offered for sale by Thomas
O'Brien,
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An Immense stock OF Wall Papers
and Stationery, the largest ever brought
to the city, ut J. c. Or ( Co.'S, IO8 Main
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DoN'T FAIL to call and see j. @. Orr
& Co., to-day, New Block, above NJ. N.
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GRAND OPENING this day at ]. C.
Orr & Co.'S, lO9 Main Street.
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Every West Va. Officer Should
Read this. loo

Read this.
C,Ys.D NE YOUfs DfScHARGjE AND !
- siII end receipt by return mail. Or end
fJT an application, and will collect for any
Ofi1eeT. whatever. who was Ia the service. %
extra pay pr month, Tor servant, from LAY
lrt. iSs5f, 70 March ID i11s. DfSn't send ysur
Discharges tDfrTssPOnsi7is parties. or 10 any
party Ont Of the STATE and out Of your reach.
A. N my Tfa pDnsibiiity, ] refer, ~ perulis-
sion, 10 ths GOysTnOT. or u any Of the
Executive officers Of the stats Of Wsst Viz
glEia-
Law Ofnes, No. ~ HAln street, up staira.
GRO. Il. CALDW ELL,
hate Adi't l2th West Wa. Infty, and Bvt
II Col. 4. r. NOI-- MARLIN
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iLARKs PILLS FOR SALE ~ ~
" Bent End Of Stone Fridge. mvTS
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House and Lot For Sale.

4O4SO aAO AOb Ell Od1S.
I OFFER FOR SALE Ny HOUSE AND
i Lot dtuatsd on Main street, between
Quincy and John streets II mot sold At
private sac, on or before the 18th Of this
ton. To The highest and best bIder.
mF4-d L 8 ROOT.
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men rontenpls.
ting marriage, being aware OF Physical
Weakness, Organic Debility, De6Ormiuss,
speedily cured
He who places himself under the care OF Ir
J. may reiig1ousIy confde in his honor Is 4
gentleman, and confidently rely upon ~
skill as physician.
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COMODATIoN TRAM,

WINTER SCHEDULE.
DASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
/ the following schedule on and after Jan.
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1sr Sale.
Coal and lands for Sale.
For Sale.

Any PERSON wIsHISG TO INVEST
"a in the wholesale liquor business can buy
my STOCK on hands and fixtures very low.
maTS-igt -4.- C. l.. ZANE
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ESTABLISHED As A REFUGE F1o,,
QUACKERY- NNON
THE ONLY PLACE -WRRRE rryp.
q 2. ON BE OBTALNED. e411E

DR. JOHNSON has discovered the mn.
~ Certain, Speedy, and only EffecfTsfi
Remedy in the World for Weakness or IA
Back or Limbs, Structures, Affection or he
gss. ImPotency, General Debility, Neryons.
mess, DYSPEPSIA Lang1or, Low Spirits, Con-
fusion OF Ideas, RalpttHtton OF the Heart
Timidfty, Trembling, Uimness OF Sight Or
GiddineSs, Disease OF the Head, Throat
Nose, or Skin, Affections OF the Liver, LunPs
Stomach, or BOweiE-thoae Terrible DiSTT-
ders Arising from Solitary Habits OF Youtb-
secret and solitary practices more fatal u
their victims than the song or SFTens 10 ire
Mariners Of Clysses, sbhghtinR their nC-t
brilliant hopes or ant4cipatiOnS, rendering
A-r. siblR
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oRGANIo WEAKNEss
DR. JOHNSON,

Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons
London, Graduate OF one Of the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the create
part OF whose life has been spent in the hos
pitRk of London, Paris, Philadelphia and
elsewhere, has effected some OF the most a.
t0nlshing cures that were ever known, many
troubled with ringing IN the head and ears
when ASLEEP, great nerYOuSne ss, being alarmed
at sudden sounds, bashfulness, with frequent
blushinR, attended sometimes with deransS-
ment Of mind !, were cured INN ediatelY.
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n. N A. J0HNsTON,

Left hand side going from Baltimore strast q
lew doors rom the corner Fail NOT 10 nh-
AerSe name and number. ue5bL So
40 letters received unless post paid and
containing astamp to be used on me rsnIy
i IeLsons writing should state age, and send
portion OF advertisement describing symp-
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VOTING MEN

Especially. who have become the victims O,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps 10 an unti1nely
grave thousands OF Young Men o. the mos,
excellent talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have ENHANCED listening
Senator with the thun6erS Of eloquence Or
walled 10 estacy the living Tyre, may cal
with full cOuddeneA
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MARRIAGE

reject that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote copnu.
Dial -haPineSS- Indeed, without these the
journey through HE becomes weary pilgri
view, the mind becou as sha lowed vim de-
pair and filled with the melancholy refeC-
unn tn6t the happiness OF another becomes
blighted with our own.
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e PARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain
Practice, INDUCED in when alone q habit m
quently learn cd from evil compan -ons or A.
school, the effects OF which are nightly felt
even when asleep, and, II not cured, render
marriage impossible, and DESTROYS both mind
and body, should apply immediately
What a pity that a young man. the hopeo
MS county, the pride of his parents sh6uId
pc snatched rom all prospects and enjoy
menus OF life by the consequence Of deVi-
atlng nom the path of nature, and induig-
Ing in q certain secret habit. Such uaTSobs
must, before cOntemDlafinO
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9rauspprtattau.
BALTIMORE q OHIO R. R. COMFY

OFFICE BAIT. q OHIO RAIRoADCo.,
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