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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-13

GRAVEL RooHs.-8Ir. George Crum-
backer Of this city, Is fully prepared to
put on gravel roofs In the most i'm
proved method, and warrants his WORK
10 give satisfaction, either In resisting
fts or turning water. The tar used u
put through a process that frees II from
on and beDzo1e, and no matter now
great the heat, It viii not run. II Is
equally efficient in roofs of every con-
ceIYabIe pitch. Mr.. CrumbackeE keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement Tor
tanks and sidewalks of the best quail
ty, and for sale at the lowest rates.
This roofing has stood test OF fifteen
years In Pittsburgh, apr2
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THK Moundsvills National says the
peach and apple bloom never was heav-
Ter or more promising in that neighbor-
hood than II is the present season.
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CIRcUrT CoURE-The day was spent
in argument on the case OF Patrick Il.
Quinlan, upon the indictment for shoot
ing at John Brady in the streets of
Wheeling. Pat was found guilty and
fined SIOO-Which is another handsome
contribution on the part Of Mr. Quin-
= Ian 70 the education of the rising gem
GRAFTON.
Rev. James II. AcMechen and Rev.
Edward Graf were ench granted incense
10 solemuIze the rites of marriage.
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90 !. =. Z : :. -. Z. s, e
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DoS'Tsend your old furniture to auc-
ton or throw it to one side on account
Of few scratches or because the polish
Is worn of or become dim. Get bot
tie Of Bookings Furniture Polish and
apply II according 70 directions, and
you will have piece Of furniture as
bright as though It were new. Price
Is cents per oottIe. Sold by Edmund
Booking, No. /, Odd Fellows Hall.
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IMMIGRATION AND IMPROVEMENT
CoMPANY.-The Secretary Of the State
has regularly incorporated the State
Immigration and Improvement Com
pany Of West Virginia-caPital 500, 900
in shares of 500. The corporatOrs are,
his EXceIlency A. I. Foreman, Hon. J.
r. Blair, Gen. A. S. Core, ThOs. HOrn-
brook, Esq, Moses Sweetser, Esq, Of
Washington city, and j. 81. Diss De6arr
Commissioner Of Immigration of West
Virginia.
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Greenwood Cernetarv.

CITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
y Smiles east Of the city, Is now ready l0c
inteu1ents, sale, and Improvement Of lots,
teontaiDS q aces Of land, and Is laid ont
In the most modern md improved STYLE
can be eaSily reached ct al Seaaons Of the
year by The National Road, and hE three
tourthS Of the year by. the H6mpdaid RaIl
Road. II tspefectly secure, and intended to
Be bea1ttaed By every variety oft1ees. Ehrpb-
beIys public Vanlt, chapel artificial lAlpa,
fountains ETC, to make g equal to the bet
rural cemeteries in the county.
Ample provision b also made for its en-.
lArEement, order and care in peFpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds With the S1peEinten-
dent, who has plat. or secure them by call
ing at the ofties Of the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank OF Wheeling. 80
Persons Wishing 70 make fnteTments win
can on Secretary to obtain permits there
Tickets Of admission to Lofholders and
vtEiton WIN Be 1ssusd by the Sec1etaIy.
BOARD OF DRBToRA-A. ]. SWeeneF,
Preidentl 3. @. B06haEd, Secretary; J. q.
Rhodes, 10hn G.. Huth, Geo. Aendsl, JoS
Bell Jno. A. Armstrong Geo, Adams, e. q,
jordan. z A Hildreth, au31-1yL
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sTEuCR BY L1GHTNIN0.-on Tuesday
night of last week, during the heavy
thunder storm, the lightning struck the
residence of Mr.. William F. Sharp, in
AIoundsville, without, however, injur-
ing the lives Of any Of the inmates. The
chimney on the east end OF the house
was somewhat shattered, and num-
Der OF shingles torn off-the lightning
passed down the spOuting, passing
through a rain barrel and plowed up
the ground for considerable distance.
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Cleveland & PittBburgh Ran Road.

JoHN L W11sox, Master Of TfalnsporrTtation
r. 7. DEVR1ES
my7 General Agent Wheeling
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THE EXECUTION OF RoBT. FoGLER.-
The Washington Examiner says: "Un-
less something not anticipated should
occur in the meantime, Robert Fogler,
convicted at February term OF the
murder of Robert w. Dinsmore, will
be executed in the yard of the jail, of
this county, on Wednesday of this
week, between the hours of ten and
three o'clock Sheriff Smith Is making
all the preparations necessary for the
dread event. The scaffold has been
made within the past few days by our
fellow tOwnsman, Oliver Lindsay, after
the most approved models. 1t has
been examined at Mr.. Lindsay's estab-
lishment by large numbers of our citi-
zens. We saw it on Monday evening,
and as IL consequence have no desire to
attempt n description of it. Having
had no opportunity of conversing with
the condemned young man, we are un-
able to state knowingly anything in
regard to his mental or physical con-
ditiOn. He Is visited frequently by his
spiritual advisers, and during the past
week one of his cousins from Allegheny
county Ia very pleasant, intelligent
looking lady,) has had several inter
views with him. Sheriff Smith has
wisely determined to admit q very lin
tied number Of persons to witness the
execution; and as It will be impossible
to obtain any view from the outside Of
the jail building, we sincerely trust that
those of our people who live in the
country will abstain, SO far as possible,
from coming to town during that day.
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HALF PRICE SALE OF B6oKs-Re-
member the great sale Of books al 159
Main street will continue only this
week. AN the best standard books,
bibles, portfolios, albums. etc., can 80
obtained at one half the regular price
for this week only, and at auction every
evening.
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SOMETHING NEW FOR THE LADLs.-
Mr.. Morton, the agent for the Singer
Sewing Machine has purchased q pat
emit tucker, which can be attached TO
any machine, and which will mark and
lay one tuck while the machine Is stitch
ing another. It Is very simple and can
be attached as easily as q common
gauge. Call and see them, at Isl Main
street. If
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rhsD Doctors DIPLOMA hans In his odoe
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRES

ne many thousands cured a, this ss;sb,,
ItshHnent Eifh4n the last twenty yearS ~
the numerOus important surRtcal Operates
performed by d.. johnson witnessed By tEs
reporters Of Ibs San and many other TafSFs
notices OF which have appeared again AZ
again before the public, besides his Etant-l5
IS q gentleman q character and FBspec1'
billy b 3 saf4Gent guarantee 70 the all itis1
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURE.
! mSrSIys = @ rs E1EE s1S
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NEW FIRM.

UHEsuBcRIBRRs HAVING FoRHRD
eo-paHtnenhip for the puFpose o. doinS
q retail Groc " and Produce business Al fhe
old stand Of VIM. II. Chapman No "a Man
street, VIII continue to keep REaueraI 0GlIrf-
meuto Of Groceries and Rrodnea, which vim
be sold At the lowest possible rate, and Eolieft
30 literally extented to ". d. CHAIRMAN.
JOHN p. HEIHLEIH q co.
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IcE CREAM and water Ices during
the season at T. W: Boalsy'B.
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WHITE and BlackLama Lace Prints,
at ]. A. Smith & Co.'s.
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DISEASES O RIPRUDENCE

When the misguided and impyudent yo-
tETy Of pleasure Iinds hat he has tmbIbed
the seedsof this painful disease 1t too often
happens THAI an iIl-dmed sense Of shame OF
dread Of discovery detsrs him from applying
70 thOse, who nom education and reSpectA'
baky. can alone befnend him, delaying til
the constitutional symptoms OF this honh
disease make their Appearance, such q uios.
E8fed Tore throat, diseased nose, uoetunA
pains In the head and limbs ttmuss @!
sight, deafness nodes on the shtn-6ons an
AIMS, btoGcheS On the head, fsce and eLLre'
mites, pTueSesdnR with hiGh1ul rApfdity
till 81 last the palate o. the meath o: the
bones Of the nose fail in, and the victim Q.
his awful disease becomes hoEEid obsec1 O
oommteFAIion, TN death puts peEiOd % hS
dreadful sunefinES, by Gending him 70 ''thIi
Undiscovered County nom whence 90
traveller returns"
II Is g MELANCHOLY FACT that thO1.
sands ian victims 20 This feRrble disezae, oT'
ing 70 tie unSkilf1maS of ignorant prstEl.
deES, who, by the use OF that DEADLY
POISON, AGRCURG, ruin the consttiUu11
and tffa 1as=IFfTBa ~ 1ffz mis-
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Ice CREAM and Water Ices during
the season at P. W. Bosley's.
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RryER AND wHATHKR.-There were
ten feet and half of water In the chan
mel last evening and falling.
The weather was very warm and
The Edinburg len for Cincinnati on
Saturday evening.
me New State Is the Parkershurg
boat for this morning OF II O'Clock.
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card

r HAVE THIS DAY BOLD OUT MI
entire stock or Groceries and Pro
mend them to my old enston1aB and the
public generally, and bespeak for them
nbeE4 Ehare Of the patronage that have
heretoloLe received. WAHs UHAPAAN.
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JUsTlcE's couRr.-Bsfore Justice
johnson on Saturday, Henry Bruner
was arFaigued for Peddling without IL
cense and fined 5 Sand costs.
,, LAURA ;LoveEidge, charged with steal
SIsS Si9thtng from Mrs. J. Caldwell wa
trSSI S ~ oot, and admitted to bail Tor
sum of 500, w, 99tts. IN the
III; The e, case q Fredriek Griner, charged
Zion congregation, was continued.
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JusTrecetved at J. h. Smith q cor.
Elegant Embroidered Grenadines,
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M. JOHNSTON,

-INls E517lLGlI 2 I15II=l IN SS4f
Len hand kide going from Baltimore Strest,G
HsW doors nom the corner. Fsd not % o.
serve name and number
~ No IetteBreneETed unless post pad an
containing stamp 70 be ussd 90 The rePE.
PeHsoDS writing should STATE sEe, and SRI
portion Of advertisement describing SynF-
tu[uE
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HEAVY Gro Grain silks, Black and
COIored, att. II. Smith q Co.'S.
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Wanted.

GIRL To DO GENERAL HOUSE
a work. Enquire OF --s.z +
mys HampS L; & &. q Sb b5S tsiIih.
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White Pine COMPOUND
The White Pine Compound.

LILO " 44gO L 1AO OVmpGOn4R
at vas early in the spring Of "a that this
compound E6sRfEinAted. Amen1ber of my
family was afnicted with an Irritation Of the
throat attended with = disagreeable cough. I
a preparation having for its basis The inside
bark Of white pine might be so compounded
as to be very useful In diseases Of the throat
and lungs, To test the value Of 1t in the case
alluded To- Commanded q small ouSntffV
Of the medicine that had been planning,
and gave II in teaspoonful doses The result
DAYS the irritation 81. the throat VS. FernoT-
ed, the cough SubSided and speedy cure
was effected. Soon after this, Isent some to
lady in Londonderry n. h, who had been
Ooc1Stonedby sudden cox, aud bad rEtsed
mucU streAked with hl Sod. She soon found
relief and sent IN more She took about
ten ounces Of Il, and got well. ]. b Clarke,
Esd editor Of the MRnEheSfRc Daily Mirror
made q trial Of the same preparation In the
casa Of As9TGEe cold and was 6ured immedI-
atelys BE was 80 highly pleased with the ne
suits, and 50 confident in Eueo6s attending It's
sales, II placed before thR p0hlie, that he
nnally Persuaded me to give 1t name, and
send 1t abroad TO benefit the suffering. In
E0vembeE, 1855. I 6rst advertised II under
the name Of White Pine Compound In Two
years nom that time there had been whole
lGrs worth, where It took the lead Of an the
cough remedies In the market, and II still
son for this; II i very soothing and healing
In its nature BWEImtng 70 the stomach and
pleasant wtthal 70 the taste, and Is exceed
fng1y cheap.
s:As remedy for kidney eomplaintsthe
White Pine Compound stands univaIed. It
was not Originated foT that PURPOSE hui
cured Of the cough, bot was also cured of q
kidney dImeufty oftsu SeGB SANDING Since
that accidental discovery many thousands
have been completely cured. n
The saboCe MS written by Dr. Poland. In
~. since then Is M Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead of
all Cough remedies, Is well Is . preparation
EoEthe cureOf Kidney dfme uit1eS, In eVaydt
own, village and hamlet throughout the
T6 E TenedR isas SAFE and pleasant TO .pfs
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MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind and body are "
most necessary requisites to promote eonr-.
bal hApineSS- Indeed; without thess .kE
journey through life becomes weary pL[l.
view, the mind becomes Eha lowed Win -
pair and dlled with the melancholy reHecs
Ton that the happiness Of another beoona
bliehted with our own.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by . eerss.
practice. INDUCED in when alone, a hsbl, h
quently learned from evil compaA Ons, 0! 4:
school, the effects Of which are nightly IL
even when asleep, and, II not cured. nsn1ss
marriage impossible, and destroys both mn.
and body, should apply Immediately.
What a pity that young man, ne hopeo
his country, the pride Of his parents, sho1E
De EnAfched rom all prospects and els3J.
ments OF Life by the Consequence q Gtf.
ating nom the peth-Of nature, and ipda4s.
1nRin g oertain secret habit. Such psES9si
must, before contemplating
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ReaI Estate TEansfen.

The following Is List OF Deeds adj
uitfed TO record in The Recorders once
Of Ohio county from the Ist inst 70 The
l LII, Ir1clnsira. ...--..t.l -.
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TEST OF FIRE APPARATUs.-In ac-
cordance with the resolution Of Council,
the several fire Organizations were out
yesterday afternoon for the purpose of
testing their apparatus-more especial
ly the hose. Nearly the entire after
noon was spent, great deal of con-
fusion prevailed and a great deal Of
water was thrown. Most Of the COM
panies turned out In uniform, and
when they assembled on the square of
Monroe and Main, crowds OF people
Swarmed on all the corners and side
walks. Even the ladies were out in
great numbers, and children of all ages,
sizes, sexes, colors and conditions
swarmed. AS the fremen were not
very particular where they threw the
water good many got unpleasantly
spTinkled.
The result of the test was not faVora-
BILE to the hose. A great many sections
bursted-just how many we do not
know, but we incline TO think = ma
FORTY Ofthose tested. We saw the Hope
engine burnt two in succession in front
of the Mcclure House, and the Seventy
Six burst three on Main street as fast
rs tho men could put them on. We
don't know how many more they
bursted.
We understood several were bursted
on the steam fire engine, but do not
know what amount Of pressure they
were subjected to. Certain, Il is, II the
firemen had been engaged yesterday in
trying to exttnguisl q FIRE. instead of
what they were doing, they would have
made slow Roadway. We could not
learn exactly what the details of the
test were-if any one knew, orjust how
many sections were tried on the differ
ent engines what pressure they were
subjected to, or how many gave way.
But We watched the process more than
an hour, and believe a large majority
cfthe sections tried during thai time
gave way. 81 .55is
The Hope company tried their new
M'LuFe House, with satisfactory re-
suits. EEE r
Shortly after the companies had as
sembled on the square, Ru alarm OF
ire was runR In the first Ward, and the
steam engine and one or two Others
were on like shot; but it turned out to
be either false alarm or a misunder-
standing OF the bell.
Twas after six O'Clock In the evening
when all the companies with their en-
Rines got back to their hose houses.
HAIoHr & CHAMBERS CIRCUs AND
ANlEs' MESAGKRIE will visit rs onthe
18th, giving the citizens OF Wheeling
and vicinity an oppOrtunityoF visiting
a good and instructive entertainments.
From the tone Of our exchanges, we
consider that the 17lh viii be a day
long aforementioned in Wheeling
Haight and Chambers come recon-
neuded as having the best circus. this
huest and largest selection Of arIIT,aIs
travelling this season. The circns ~ j.
1oEmanee consists OF t9irty.Jive star her.
formers, together with a large mum
beIof finely trained horses, ponies, &c. /.
while the menager!e, Is Of a CHARACTER
both pleasing and Instructive, None
should fail TO witness the daring sig.
norittA Ellh Eugene enter the cages Of
ferociOus beasts, subduing these anna.
Eently unc0nquerabIe monsters Win
out the least semblance Of fear. We
would say to all don't fail TO visit The
great double show, a. It Isau for one
price Of admission.
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ago. -r.fs7ssaal z
The httleRtrangsrW was snugiy "rolled
upn and placed ina willow basket. The
Colonel heard a person ean to him,
during the night, that there was some
thing for him out at the gate, bat paid
no attention to II, and In the morning,
TO his astonishment, found the little
tseherub' sound asleep al above stated.
Il b apparently about four or i've
weeks old. Too
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.EYanspoEtaItdN.
RALTIN0RF q 0HIo IA. GOMPY
SUMMER SCHEDULE


OFFICE BE17R. a ONO Coz
2 fffFfs WHEELING. Nay 4, 1871
SUMNER SCHEDULE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Run BY
L the following schedule on and after Nay
. t'''' FAST LINE.
Leave wheeling Leave Baltimore
fdsiIy) AZ, $40 pm. DAILY ..--5=e0 pm.
AniVe- &f Washington .4s0
FS4Feri01TE ESQ go am. Harpefs Fy-s.sO
Cumberland 800 Cumberland. l245a.m.
HarpeH FerTI I:l5 Grafton. $50 g
Baltimore fWhesitngIl01BS -
WGh'n CITY HIS = "Ineirdtng Sundays.
sIneludipg Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling" Leaves BALTIMORE
daily al. 7:55 am daily SIS pm.
Artty% Wa3hn City-s;I5
Petersburg 10 z HaTper's F,y.l:SI am.
Cumberland rs - Cumberiand-E4O "a
HaEper's F'yl&ST am. Grafton----- 1908 pm.
Wash'n CITY: 80 /" except Sundays.
except Sundays.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves WhealingS Leaves BSltimores
daily at---9:l6 PM daily at.-.-S=4o am.
AntVe- Wash n Ctiy-7:85 Is
Cumberiand-7:Io HaTpeTs F'y-lOo pm.
HRrpeP's Fayl&A0 pm. QumbeIiRnd-6:40 "
WIncheAef ESQ e 4 GHafton = llEO "
Baltimore -..-E0O Wheeling--l:40a am.
Wash'n City.E5O " ;sIncludt1g Sundays.
sInclnding Sundays.
RENWOOD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with C. o. R. 3. Division
Leaves wheeling At Ss40a. m. 200 p. m.
300
Tickets TO all principal points in the East,
West and Southwest can be procured At the
Company ONCE g.. ...
JOIN L WILSON, Master Of TfansportatIo
r. 7. DEVR1ES
my7 General Agent, Wheeling.
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The White Pine Comuound.

GEORGE ". SWEET, n. D,
PROPRIETOR.
p nt PREPARED AT THE
New England Botanical Depot,
l0s HASoyERsTRKEr,B osroS,
Under the Supervision of RevsL ". Poland.
LAUGHLIN. SMITH & co Who,ssols
and Retail AEena8g c. II. ODBERT. Wheal
ing. ]. & n. \. MERCER, Bellaire, Ohio.
i1ehlSeoWd&WlH gzEis
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Prof. Jean Rueckert,

OF BALTIMORE, HAS CONCLUDED TO
" remain In This city for the purpose o.
ne VioIin. &c can be found AZ the Toonns
OF PROF. e A WebeF, on Main street, eaen
day, from to Z O'Clock. p n
Also instructions given on the PIANO z oEue.
EuyT-lWs
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ORGANIC YEAKErss

Immediately cured and fuII yis1, -.
This distressing affection. Efj.S IL
life miserable and InAnIaee in nT.s.S-.sCs lsl
penalty paid by the victims on ir5--sS7, : e
dulgeneieA. Young persons an T. ~ =. Z
commit excuses rom not being aGSrs5SS,ses
dreadful consequences that msS sr.1-S 4 Z. z
who that understands the sUfJE-4 IAes
tend to deny that the power on rsIr, !, ~
lost sooner by these falling i6t5 fs.,t-l-A
habits than by the prudent. B+Ss51itEs =
deprived Of the pleasure OF hsaTT oS7Is:.-l
me mos serious ana destructive symPssS-75
comes deranEed, the Pr ysicIaI nj T-- :.
Functions Weakened, Los o. P-r,.s.s.S--..4l-
Power, Nervous IHitabIlily Dykpeps-s ~
taGOn Ofthe Hear, Indigestion Ci-.. - ~
a Debility, and Wasting o. ne -.
cough, Consumption, Decay and Dan -
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YOUNG ARN
MARRIAGE

TIM 9AI Tis Persons Or Young Me- ooa,e,.
weakness, Organic De4IUiy T,.4E.1yeel!
speedily cured. O=so;la;ila4
He who places himself undeE tberz,,,,
]. may retlgiOnsly conhde n ID 49, - q =
gentleman; and confidently Ts!y 1-I ~, 4 I I
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All shades Trimming Ribbon. Satin
and SIX, for saleatJ.H.s Smith 8 coz
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A Rara Ghanca.

an ELEGANT CARVED, : OCTAVE,
p entirely nav PIANO for sale al ShEIo.s
alsic store, In monthly instAlments, until
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DR. JOHNSON,

Member Of the Royal COLLEGE q szr.,-,
London, Graduate OF one of thsmoS 60.
Colleges In the United States. and ~ -
part of whose LIE has been Epeuf In Is. - -
pitfalls OF London, Paris, Phiia6eIpsis -.
elsewhere, has effected some OF ths ~ :.
tontShtng cures that we've ever knoEb -,
tr9ubled with ringing IN the had - =!
Haen t5elee Elsreat eIVouSnals, being ELA.-s
olush1nG. attended sometimes with CO..
ment Of mind, were cured tmmed.z.sT.
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Troupe Of Inytneibls Tumblers,

me Geological Department Is unusually
large and complete, and embraces many Eare
An beautiful specimens Of Wild Beasts and
BIu4s, f1m every quarter of the Globe,
aE1ong which are
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TAKE PARTICULAR N0rICF


Dr.. J. addresses all those who have ip,s,.,
themselves by improper tndulsehce sn: a..
taty habits, which ruin both bo:ty ~ -
unutttng them for either business, yrty =
ctety or marriage.
These are some OF the sad and 1us,.psh-,
effects prOduced by early habits ofTC1fS -
weakness Of the Back and Limbs. pFTrs :
me Head D1mneS of Sight, Los Of Nazz.
lar Power, Polarization OF the Hear. m,
pepSta, Nervous Initability, Daraneens.;c,
the Digestive Functions, General Dshl!iT
symptoms Of Consumption, &c.
METALLT-The fearful Effects On q.
mind are much To be dreaded. Los W.
oEyt Confusion Of Ideas. D epEe<E0n Of Sp.F.z
EEL Forebodin3s, Aversion 70 SOeietY, g
D1StIuSt, Love OF Solitude, TImIdIty, ~. -
some OF the evils produced.
Thousands OF persons Of all ages can nSy
Judge what Is the cause OF their desl!l:,i
health. losing their vigoT, becoming ssAE
pale, nervous and enac1ated, having s1Fz.
lar appearance about the eyes, Couzh, 8;
Symptoms Of ConSum ptiou.