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State Commission Notice !
Notice to Loyal slaye.Owners.

N.anHr To-. o.
HIHE COMMISSION APPo1NTEDB Blythe
Secretary Of War, under the 24th section
Of the Act of CongTess proved February
July s iss IN Tespect @ or
drafted into the military service OF the United
States, having assembled atthe City OF Par
OF December, 1855, and duly organized as per
directions from the War Department. do
FTs nHss 70 En- @ may r c9S
day Of Pecem6el; 1853: ana as long thereafter
completion Of all business ,partafnIng TO said
Com mission. Claimants for compensation
SnSsT the ssld SSpFFi s 5Pe;s'
dITected TO- HESRT AMiss, Clerk OF CoSS rriis,
FOR the infoEfnation Of those interested, we
respectfully invite their attention to theIf fol-
lowing Instructions! received hromlthe War
First. No claim will be entertained unless
Y Is shown that the Slave enlisted, or was
sion is appointed. g i4-t3d0e al 5Tufil-s's73.I
.tSecond.. MOI claim, will: be entertained
when thepWnership or title TO the services Of
transfer made subseqpent to the drafting or
enlEsttnento f the slave ~ , TEI6FiTiST7 IN
must file with claims made in behalf, or the
parties they. represent, satisfactory, eyidenca
mat they haYe been legally Invested with
Fourth. Claimants will be required to
designate the regiment and the company In
which the soldier, forwhom they claim COM
penSation, served ~ > -, -
3 II nth. Parties claiming Compensation for
more than one servant, or slave, enlisted or
drafted as a soldier, must nile separate and
dtsdnet claim for Compensation in each case
lTStSth:t The claimants valid title to the
slave At the time OF enlistment or drnft and
the claimRnts active loyalty during the war,
must be eStab lshed ~ W = lfJHttf l7Cit ~
1le aMILTONiP.AMISS Pres't of board.
no ~ ROBT. g. BROWN, Mefnb. OF Boards
-t.,,sI JOHN E.SGHLEY, Memb: OF Board.
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BRipeRPoRr IrRMs.-Business has
been very dull at Bridgeport since the
holidays, except among the lumber
men. The lumber trade is unusually
The O.. & p. r. r, Co. is building a.
double track for some distance south
OF the creek bridge, forthe purpose Of
standing cars on, Owing TO. the in
crease OF freight for Bridgeport, the
company has not room enough at pres,
emit. We were in errorjwhen we stated
by the running out of the ice in the
creek. One or two trestles of the old
bridge were washed away,
but the new iron bridge Is all right, and
a beautiful structure it Is. .-lz.rl.s..i,i
Skating is all the rage among Bridge,
porters just now Men, women, and
children take part in it. b.,is,E. vs5f.ilf
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Greenwood #Ceneterv.7 /

GITuATRD ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
~ 8miles east OF the city, Is now ready for
interments, sale, and Improvement OF lots.
1tcontains 81 acres ofsland, and Is laid out
In the most modern and improved STYLE
can be easily reached at All seasofts Of the
year by the National Road. and for three
fourths OF the year by the Hemptield Rail
Se 6eAutlned by ever, variety of trees, shrubs
berry, public vault, chapel, artificial lake
fountalnsI etc, TO make IL equal To- the best
rural cemeteries In the county. - t..g.s \
Ample provision Ii also made for its en-.
largement, order and care In perpetuIty. - 4
5eESens deStrpqs Of purchasipg lots, can
dent, who has aplat. or secure them, by call.
ing at the othce or the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank OF Wheeling. ,;s,t3i -
PeFspns wishing to make IntermentR win
eau on the secretary TO obtain permits there
Tickets OF admission to LothoIdefs and
visitors VIII be issued by the Secretary - /
BOARD oR-tDIRECroRS.=A.7J j. Sweeney,
PTeHtdenti Il, g. Bonham, Secretary; ]. s.
Rhode9s John q. Muth, Geo. Mendel, Jos
Bel, Jno. A. Armstrpng Geo. Adams, r. O.!
JoEuan, u. AitHMdreth, ~ Aid sauB1-1yd n,
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IRpr,.osT fLouSTr, ONO; woob Grow

lBxLMosr COUNTY, OHIO, wooE GROW
ERs' AssocIAIIoN.-Am meeting otj fhs
Relmont county, Ohio, Wool Growers,
"A ciatfon was held at st. Clairsvtlie,
ON the 4tlIi OF 'Januaty. 10 10 aiii hS.tH'
The meeting wasealled9 To order by
Gillespie Moore Esq, YieeTIFesidenl;
The minutes OF the last meetinB were were
On motion. ft was resolved that q
COMMITTEES OF three be appointed to
drafl petftion, 10 be presented TO
Congress, in favor OF protecting the
Wool Growers interests. :.
Isaac Welsh, Conrad Troll and John
Allen, were appointed said Commltteei
After short absence the Commute re-
ported q form for a petition, which was
accepted and referred to the same COM ON
mittee to be printed and circulated I OF,
On motion of WIN. Chambers, II was
ordered that the petition With the pro-
ceedines of the Assoc iat1on. be onered
to the county papers for pub ication.
On motion of Isaac Welsh, u was
resolved that the Association SEND 1--WE
delegates to the State Wool Growers,
Association. RS. CLARK and John 8.
Close were elected said delegates.
ia the Senate and House flBepresentG-
tfuesiof the United States, IN Congress
uSsembLed:niiib sod so .lG so
Your petitioners, interested in Wool
Growing in Belmont County, Ohio,
respectfully ask Your Honorable body
so 10 adjust the tariff OF duties ON for
eign imports, that the wool, growers
shall be equally protected with the
manufactured. 5e9a Biz Q s5isa ~
On motion, theAssociationa djourned.
~ aE.9 GILLEsPIE MOORE, Pres't.
r. s. CLARE, Sec'y. ~. lal,4ILl
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THE EXAMINATION OF BREsocK Con-
TINURD UNTIL TO-DAY AT 10 A. M
George B5esock, charged with shooting
John Farley, Christmas Eve, WAS, upon
the death of Farley Wednesday morn
ing, handed oyer TO the officers of the
law by his bail; Yesterday after;
noon, at 8 O'Clock, he was to have had
a hearing before Justice Johnson.-
Most of the witnesses, however, being
In attendance upon Farley's funeral at
that time, the case was adjourned until
this morning, at 10 O'Clock.
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JOHN g. sAxE.-John q. SAKE, the
poet; wit and s9tirist, is to lecture at
Library Association, on Monday even
Ing, the 2lst instant, on Love-" a
theme on which, according to some of
our best exchanges, he discourses with
an eloquence, wit and brllliancy un.
surpassed by any OF his rivals in the
lecture field. Those who heard his in
imltable entertaintnent last winter,
when he told us all about "Yankee
Land, !" Its merits and faults, its ortho-
doxies and heterodoxies,d do notneed to
be assured that somethfng we'll worth
hearing Is In store for, them In the leo
tnre on the 2lst. y ~ 81
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DIED FROM HIS INJuRIEs.-We gave
an account, a few days since, of the
crushing of two men in coal bank
near the city. The men were brothers
and worked together. Both were
caught by the same mass of Soapstone.
The younger one died the evening after
fingered in great misery until the even.
Ing of Wednesday, when he, too, died.
G. A. Peak leaves a family in desti-
tute circumstances. His brother was
young man and unmarried.
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VALUED Ar J
s5ooao!ooi

Will BBDrsrRBursDAs FonLows: hse
The name and value OF each ant Of our
goods are marked on Tickets placed m
on receipt OF 8 cents al en- ii5 velopej Contain
ing such TICKET will be drawn without
mail TO any address. The purchaser after
seeing what article ft draws andIits value
red 6ofyafssa t ae 90 on rave nSya5 p1 NJ
One Dollar, receive the article named or
may exchange IL for any other article mark
Ticket draws an article WorthFONE'DOI-s
LAR, or more, EE6- NO BLANKS. 81
Our pdtro1ts can depend on prompt TettIy5ls.S
The Articles drdl1h tDiu be fInineCfit1LeIU
sent By Express or return uldH or de-
HUered at our oD1ee.
the Teoeint fe or way sf 9enSTledgng
may, be seen on file at our office, among
whomtws are permitted TO referto:is . III
Gold Watch, value $3.50 lMrs s. Bennett,
20 Cumberiand street Broo klynI sewing Ma
chime $50. Edwin Hoyt Stamtord1 Conn.,,
Briggs, Washington, d. c., Diamond PIN
S175. ]. O. Sutherland, 100 Lexington Ave
teenth street, N. Y, Sewing Machine, SEQ.
Jos. Camp. Elmira, n. Y, Melodeon, $50.
aiiss 4 c9sits, Ati9slta. Ca Diamond Lpss
Mass, Sewing Machine, SIS. 1t Shaw, lSS
18TH street, N. VI. Gold Watch, $50. Edw.
James Russell, Montgomery, Ala, Gold
Hunting Watch, $50 sR.-T. smith, ,Proyi-
aPsn 1s, 4; Il silver Lever Watch, so Oscar
II 9. Newell, st. Paul, Mimi, Gold watch. 4
VIZ ws; J.h; spery, Litchield, Conn, SILVER
Music Box, 80. VIM. Raymond, Dayton,
ono ono. SILVER Tea Set, Sl2S. Mis- z: NJ.
sssssen Sis.L RstF9lt. Mich, DIAMOND Ear Ring
New 0heanss Diamond hing, $40. Nffs.
Martha a. Barnes, St Louis, Mo-, MeIodeon,
sEA CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF
THE ABoYE ARrIcLEs FOR ONE DOL
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IxPoRrAnr 10 THE WORMS OF THE
THIRp WARD.-Mr. Robert Hamilton,
Registrar for the Third Ward, will be
at the Court House on Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday OF next
week, from two to four p. NJ. OF each
day, for the purpose of attending TO his
duties as Registrar. ~ - r
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SKATING ON THE PARK.-Notwith-
standing the falls OF snow We are hav-
ing now almost every day, the Ice at
the Park is kept free and in good con-
dItion for skates. E.t
The number of people on the ice last
evening was quite large. t.anai ST. i1s.5
Our friend BerryhilI informs us that
the carnival last night WIS a success,
and "A good time Is anticipated tonight.
The Ice Is in splendid condition, and a
skill on the swift coursing steel.9
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SERIOUS AocrDEsr.-W. Il. Steven
son, Esq, the we'll known book man,
the senior partner Of the firm of w. 81.
Stevenson Il Co., booksellers, DO, met
with a very painful accident, Wednes-
day night, which will in all probability
keep him within doors for several days
10 come. While passing by McLain's
drug store in the Washington Hall, his
foot slipped on the iron grating, Ssus-
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PERsoNAL.-.JudgeI.o omis, of the Park;
eraburg circuit; Judge Maxwell and
Brown, Of the Supreme Court; =. Marsh
all Hagans, Esq, reporter of the Court
Of the same, are stopping at the Mcclure
Thayer Melvin, Attorney General, is
stopping at the Sprigg.
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BELMONT COUNTY AoRIcu1ruRAn So
oIETY.-The annual election for officers
OF the Belmont County Agricultural
Society took place ON Monday. The
President-Hon. Isaac Welsh, of
Washington Township.
Vice PreSident-Robt s. Clark. OF
Union Township.
Board Of Adna1erS-John Marshall,
of Richland; Hiram Pennington, sof
Richland. Gins. III: AricR, of Richlandi
Hoge, Arch. Gifin, of Richland; Thos.
HI. Thompson, of Peas; r. NJ. Wilkins.
or Rlchland. .er-. s--r-r ~
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ELEcrroNoP oRFicERs.-The annual
election OF Officers for the North West
Virginia Agricultural Association was
held Wednesday evening, at the office
OF the Secretary, John Bishop, Esq.
Andrew Wilson, was chosen Presi-
dent; John Bishop Recording Secretary
and Treasurer; J. ID. Du Bots, Cores
bonding Secretary, and Hiram PEN
nington, Of Belmont county, Ohio, Chief
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SHOOTING ARFRAY AT wRsToN, LEWIS
CoUNTY.-Weston Is a great town in the
interior of the State. lThe State Asylum
for the Insane Is located there. An7ex-
ConfedeFatef Captain is also stopping
there for a while, engaged in the hon
orable business of teaching the young
Idea how TO shoot. With what success
the Captains 1abors have been reward;
cd will appear from u perusal of the
GLOWING from the G6IlseTUGtfVeS s--s-s-s.-..
ION the 14th ult., as we learn,.a dim
Guilty occurred at the sehooFof Captain
Arbuckle, in Weston, between the
teacher and II, ]. Moore, n son of the
late O, J. Moore, IN which the Captain
WAS shot and wounded in the head, the
ball striking him over the LEFT eye and
passing under the scalp went out over
the ear. Young Moore was arrested
and examined by j sWoofter, Esq, and
held to bail in the sum of 800 TO an
aver any Indictment that may be found
by the Grand Jury. Captain Arbuckle,
we understand, Is not seriously in.
Jured."
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CouRr oPAPPEALs.-This Court was
to have met yesterday. at 10 a. m.
Owing to the absence of Judge Brown
there was. however, no session. The.
opening will take place to-day at 10.
q. m. ----- ~ -L---- 1917 [.--L- 2 y I.
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THE M1NsrRELs last night were pref
ty well patronized, and, since their e1-
cellent music has been heard5 We ven
will be crowded. .tflk
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TAKEN 70 WRsroa.-sherif Camp
bell, yesterday, dispatched John Cond-
ley, lunatic, to the Insane Asylum at
Wastnn. d = s. - 81. = 3
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TARE PARTTCUIAR NrTTGE.

DIR. J. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and soil
uniting them for either business, study, so-
ciety, or marriage. ~ "a - '5h- - 81
These are some of the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits of youth, viz
Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, Pains fn
the Head, Dimness Of Sight, Loss of Muscular
Nervous Irritability, arrangement of the DIs
geStive Functions, General Debility Syuop-
toms OF Consumption, &C. = t'TTfs@t' z - =
MENTAIIY-The fearful effects on the mind
are much to be dreaded Loss OF Memory
Confusion OF Ideas, Depression OF Spirits
Evil Forebodings, AveTs1oni to Society," Self
Distrust, Love of Solitude, Timidify, 90, are
some OF the evils produced.
Thousands Of persons Of an ages can now
judge what Is the cause of their declining
health, losing their Vigor, becoming WeaE.
pale, nervous and emaeiated, having q singu-
lar appearance about the eyes Cough and
Symptoms of Consunptton.
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his ON a Z.
INDoRSEhTENT OF THE PRESS :.

The many Thousand cured at this establish.
ment within the last twenty years, and the
formed by. DIR. johnson, Witnessed by the re-
poEtars of The Sun and many other papers.
notices Of which. have appeared agafn and
again before the public, besides hfs standInR
rs gentleman ofcharacter and responsibiIity
Is a sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
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American Life DropslII
~ For the speedy cure OF -
III n -

40 For the speedy cure OF - si.ls
- IP IT III "a II I a ,525
Coughs, Colds. Hoaseness, Sore Throat rro,,--
chitts, Rheumatism and All Kindred
1 - complaints. t1-iFs5 .lfari I
Tor FIVE YEARS HAS THIs'ARTfcLR
returned from every quarter. nv the 49,
surnea Of the half million bottle thar lSS11S
been sold within that time, Is, that - ~
- - sIT ALWAYS lCURfz8B-.--y ~ : 8
Read the following, which Is only a s,S,ees-z
men o. the many letters we are uaily feceiY-
.-OIER1N SFltHNER q Co.-SrRS:LNotV =
SANDING my general prejudice against pro-
pt1etaEY Tor patentl medicines, I was induced
Drops, through the high reconraendafionSo III
tns1l " AMEND as always curing Dipthefia.a
SSSpugnss Eoldsf Sore Throat, Br0nchltfs &c.
~ - honS slxt teen years Of age, was taken sud-
speak or swallow, hts breathing was % bad.
We We're much alarmed, but decided 10 try
me LIE Drops before calling q physician. BY
o1ng the Drops according 10 direction he
broken mp, IFiet o. friend suffering with
Z neumatlsln. nave one OF the bottles. H6
says the LIE drops gave ImmedIata relief
ard are the best rnedleine he ever used, a
liberated Sore Throat, used some OF hiS and
were cured In q short time. since thefIt j Iet
my brother q physician have part ofminP,,
iberia. He Is constrained 10 acknoWieiFs
Truly yonrs. "a. FIDERsL
The 111e Drops are carefully Prepared by
URHIH SKINNER e CO.
Sole Proprietors, Springfield, MaSz.-
And sold by an Druggists. 80
Demas Barnes q Co., New York. Fuller,
Finch, e Co., Chicago, General Agents.
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JOE SEE.
ForsSaIe.
For Sale. {
GraI3e Farm for sale-Ternis Easy.

Grape Farm 1Of SaIe---TBrIns EdSy.
CONTAINING 4oX ACRES, MORE OR
Y ! less, within 81 miles of. this cttyS and
having the following Inducements: A neat
brick cottage OF four rooms, with necessary
out buildings, Il acres ofchotce grape vines
one year old, an orchard OF over 100 inst rate
frtlittreeS a locust grove worth several .hun-
dred dollars TO the purchaser, and over 16 acres
OF good coal with opening Convenient to
HetnpfeldiRailroaditI rs 49yHOS! OiBR1EN,
ianS.lM -. - Z IL ReAl Estate AgenI.
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DR. JOHNSON

Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons.
Londony Graduate ofone ofthe most eminent
Colleges IN the United States, and Che greater
partof whose life has been spent I'm the hoe.
PitalS OF London, Paris PhilaEelphia, and
tonlShing cures that were ever known. many
troubled with ringing in the head and ears
when asleep great nervousneSsbe being alarmed
at sudden sounds, bashfulneSs, with frequent
blushing, attended sometimes with deFanRe-
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POLICE couRT.2There' was no Police
Court yesterday. 5gH 9}'.9'L'a =
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.granspnrtatIna.
L-LIeaHeo nnb,landsnn-
~ ff sFT's
SPRESS TRAM.

TRAIN. q,
Leave Baltimore
daily including -
Sundays at. 9s00P.M.
Wash'ton City 500 "a .
Washington
Junction.. 9:29 q
Winch ester. .... 2::35 :"
Harper's Fer. 81 ft
Junct Win =ft f
chester & p. fs Is5
r. R.fa 12:55 AM.
.Mart1nsburg ..1.51 AN.
Cumberland...6:2S IS
.Piedmont.l..... GAS %
Grafton....l......10s50itssfa
PRrkersbnrga 6:00P.M
sn arrtvel -
Cameron. $1,000. 200 P.H
MoundsYine... 2:2S !"
Benwood ........ 2:56 T"
Wheeling...... S:l5 g
arrtyeJ- -
DAILY TRAIN,
r zD.TA-
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---s-l..---II YOUNG NTEN
VINO have iniured themsefvea b,

VINO have injured themselves by certain
practice. INDUCED in when alone, n habit ire
quently learned from evil companions. or at
school, the effects of which are nightly 6eIf
even when asleep, and, If not cpred, render
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What a pity that young man. the hope OF
his country, the pride Of his parents should bo
9natched from all prospects and enioyment9
oflife by the consequence OF deYiating from
the path OF nature, and indu lgingin n ceFtafn
secret habit. Such persons must, before con-
: y - MARRIAGE, ZINES
Reflect that sound mind and body are ms
most necessary requisites to promote con u-
bal happiness. Indeed, without these the
age; the prospect hourly darkens to the view
the mind becomes shado with despair and
nHed with the melancholy reflection that the
happiness OF another becomes blighted with
our own.
once, No. south Frederick street.
Left hand side going nom Baltimore street. n
few doors from the corner. FAN NOT 10 OH
serve name and number.
oS-No letters received unless post paid an
containing stamp to be used on the reply.
Persons writing should state age, and end
portion. OF advertisement describing symp-
The Doctors DIPLOMA l,an1,oos 4, HE
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Notions. Furs, Carpets,

Consisting of Fancy and Black silks. French
Merfnos, all colors, Empires Cloths, Mohair
Lustres, Thibet Cloths, De LANES of all
kinds Plaids, Cloaks, Shawls. Hoop and
Fine Cloths and Cassimeres, Yestings and
all kinds Of Trimmings for
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RIVER NEws.-The river Is steadily
falling. The Ice is running tolerably
thick. 90 '''.' -. y.
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MEaItaT11
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
rsraBIIsaaEEiD XsT A. REFUGE Fknmu
QUACKERY.
WHEREA CUREOaH
Al 3 BE0BEAIHED. m > = -.

TEE 6LAOL Mx16SfhGA CUhEOAIT
! ..o9 8 BhosaA5@f0. .bI5ilfial.
EDR. JOHNSON discovered themost Ger.
Limbs, Structures, Anection. OF the Kidney
tenc5, General EDebfiity, NervoSisnest lnPPs
pesia, 1anguorj Low Spirits, fConfusionfof
Ideas, Palpitation of the Heart, Timidity
b Dis 81 bic Head, Throat, Soss. or slsin
Affections Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach. or
SOlitaryHnlJits0 OF Youth-4Serref and soIitsTv1
practices more natal to their victims than tFa
song OF syrens to the Marines OF Ulysses,
pat3ops, rendering marriage &c, impossible.
YOUNG MEN t-1gf - - Z. 4;
Especially, who have become the victims of
habit which annually sweeps TO an untImsIy
grave thousands OF Young Men of the most
excellent talents and brilliant intellect, who
senstes with the thundeEs Of eIoquence, -
walked TO ecstacy the living lyre, may call
with full confidence.
MARRIAGE
Married Persons or Young Men contempIa-
ting marriage, being awaredofR Physical Weak.
ines Organic Debility, Determines, speedily
He who places himself underline care orDh.
]. may religtonsly eonide In his honor asa
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his
skin as physician. = 7sss,4s.9 affFfEyF
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and fuI1 Vignr restored. -
life miserable and marriage impossible. Is the
penalty paid by the victims OF improper In
dulgencies. Young persons are too apt 70.
commit excuses from not being aware of tina
dreadful consequences that may ensue. Now,
who that understands the subject VIII pre-
tend to deny that the power Of procreation 4
lost sooner by those falling into Improper
habits than by the prudent LBesidesf beine
deprived OF the pleasure OF healthy ofiiyprinp:
themOSt serious and destructive symptoms 81
both body and mind arise. The System be
comes deranged, the Physical and Mental
Functions Weakened, Loss of ProcreatiYe !
Power, Nervous IErita hility, DYSPEPSIA. Palpf-
tatton ofthe Heart, Indigestion, Constitutions
al Debility, and Wasting ofthe Frame, Cough,
Consumption. Decay md Death.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-11

~ ~ GILIEsP1E MOORE, Pres't.
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