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DIR. JOHNSTON

Established as Refuge from Quackery. Ine
. only place where cure can be obtained.
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kSTERN RSsrRvk CHG EsE.
w - boxes Prime Western Reserve Cheese
for sale.
MAXWELL & TINGLE.
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MATHEMATICS.

Geometry, Algebra Trigonometry and Land
Surveying win also be taught, and t. such as
seek t. become Engineers, Land. Surveyors
Arehitecta &c., an opportunity will be afforded
Of obtaining . thorough scientific training. r.
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MiIwnuI,er Market,

MILWAUKEE, April 8.
Flour IL so for double extra spring.
Wheat firm, at 9 - for No. per bu. :
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MES

Who hayei injured themselves by certain prac-
tice INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at school, the
effects Of which are nightly. felt, even when
possible, and destroys both mind and body,
should apply Immediately
What q pity that a young man, the hope OF
his country, the darling Of bis parents, should
DO snatched from all prospects and enjoyments
Of life by the consequence Of deviating from
the path Of nature and indulging In certain
secret habit Such persons mart, bsfore con-
templatiRg ..
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THE TRADE sUPPLfEpBY

Gsnerai Msnufsessrsr.' 1essss -
For the sale NALL the most Improved nsderz
aud popular Styles Of Paper and Lfns6
Coilau and Cuds 49, al
% FEDERAL esresss- <---.-.-..-.-..D ssssa.
kbS3m
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MARRIAGE;

Reflect that q sound mind and body arc the
most necessary requisites to promote connubial
happiness Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes q weary pilgrimage the
prospect hourly darkens 10 tbs view; the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filled with
the melancholy reeestion that tho happiness Of
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THE TRI.WEEKLY

Is Published every Tuesday, Thursday anG 81
urday, and contains, besides the content. VI III
preceding issues Of the Daily, many YansA'
Items prepared especially for this pu1iicaiios.
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The Circulation o. the Reg.
lister,

Larger by lar than that of any othst p4psr o
the State, makes u the best advertising medium
IN West Virginia
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or West Virginia will fnd In the RECiSTER.
constant and ssalous advocafs, while the sscsl
and political advancement Of tbs Ststs oil ~
ceiys It, earnest attention. or
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Il published every Friday. It's contents vii h
made up Of all Important news Of the well,
telegrapbio reports. ttapsaetions In the Narseii
Editorials upon subjccts OF general iniresi "a
Agricultural Column; special coItrspvndrr',
from all parts Of the State, choice literary and
poetical selections, aud large amount VI care
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suiiAblss
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue to IN u
ssst Family Newspaper srsr IuI't,h'd &" Nv
stats.
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inc Marriage. being aware Of Physical Weak.
ness organic debility, sdsformi'ies' speedily
cured.
He who places himself under the care OF Or.
J.. NAV religiously eonfide in his honor a. gen.
tleman, and confidently rely upon his skill a. .
nhydciap
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MEDICAL.I
n.LTIMonr LoCK HOSPITAL

MEDlCA1. ftss
LOCK HOSPITAL.
Es.ablishsd as q, Refuge from 2u.sksEy: The
only place where cure can be obtained.
DE-. JOHNSTON
IA. s,.eovered the most Certain, Speedy, and
aniv Efeetual Remedy In tho word Tor Weak |
go al fhe Back or Linda Strictpress Anecflons
az the Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Dis
ebarres. Impotency, General Deeinty Nervous
ness 1yspspsis Lan asSn n fG 1se Hes T%idi
ty. Trembiine. Dimness Of Sight, Giddinsss-
iGsease az ne Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, Al
fections of the Liver, LungS Stomach o. Boy-
els-those Terrible Disorders arising rom son
tarv Habits of Youth-sEcREr and solitary prAc
tices more fatal to their victims than the songs
Of Syrsns TO the Mariners Of Ulysses. bhghting
their most brilliant hopes or snticipstions, rem
dering marriage, &c, impossible.
"a. YOUNG MEN rf
Especislly, who have become the victims OF Soiis
tarT Vice that dreadful and destructive habit,
which annually sweeps TO an untmely grave
thousands OF Young Men Oh me most ,s el nshs
wise have entranced listening Senatea with the
thunder of eloqnence, or walked to esstacy the
thrilling lyre. may call with full confidence
MARRIAGE s,r 4Et zsst 4
Marie Persons, or Young Men contempist
inc Marriage. being aware Of Physical weak.
ness organic debility, dsfermisies' speedhy
cured. -.rs-. m.
J.. NAV relfgiously coniide in his honor a. q gen.
tleman, and confidently rely upon his skill a.
physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS 81 9IH'
Immediately Cured and Full yigor Restored
This Distressing Affection, which rsnders LIE
miserable and Marriage impossible, Is the penal
Nv Maid by the victims Of Improper Indulgence
Sopng persons are too apt 20 commit excesses,
from not being aware Of the dreadiu conse
ouruccs that may ensuc. Now, who that under
stands the subject will pretend 70 deny that tne
power Of procreation is lost sooner 9y tnose IAii
me into improper habits than by the prudent
Bssides being deprived Of the pleasure Of healthy
offspring. the most serious and destructive symp
toms OF 10th body and mind arise. The system
becomes Deranged, the Physical and nsntai
Functions weakened, loss Of Procreative rover
Nervous Irritsbility Dyspepsia, Paiptat,o1 o.
the Heart. Indigestion, Constitutional Dehhty,
a wasting Of the Frame Cough, consumpnon'
Decay and Death ESQ i.IE l.rGg iIe. l
DIR. JOHNSTON, 20 bs
Member Of the Royal College Of surgeenss Lon.
don, graduate from one Of tbs most eminent
COLLEGES In the United States, end the greater
part Of Whose Life has been spent IN ne hossits,
has effected some Of the most astonishing eurcs
that were ever known. Many troubled with
ringing IN the bead and ears when asleep, graf
nervousness being alarmed at sudden sounds,
bashfulness, with frequent blushing. attended
sometimes with derangement Of mind, wsre . sur
E.i TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DIR. J. addresses al these who have injured
tberusslyes by improper Indulgence and solitary
habits, which ruin both body and mind, unitting
them for either business, study society 81
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Ha. discovered the most Certain Speedy, and
ariv Esfeetual Remedy In tho word for Weak.
nets Of the Back or Limbo Structures. Affections
~ he Kidneys and Bladder. Involuntary Dis
Charges, Impotency, General DEBILITY, Nervous
ness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low SRn.s' T Sontn,
tr Trrmbiin1 Dimness of Sight, Giddiness-
Disease Of the Head, Throat, Nose or skin, Al
fectious of The Liver, Lungs, Stomach OF Bow
els-those Terrible Disorders arising from son
tary Habits Of Youth-sxcREr ana sonnry Pr
az Syrsns TO the Mariners Of Ulysses, bhghtinl
their most brilliant hopes or anticipetaons, rer,
dering marriage. &c, impossible.
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. 0l0 HAVANA Q II A n G Il q
SsOOO ~ boxes Sicily Oranges, .scr Q j
30 Lemona
Just received and for sale by
SCHULZ& TRUSCHEI.
Market Street few doors below TTurS Horss.
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FaIIesre's Cenfeceienery;

FaIIeure's Confectionery,
MONROE ST, NEXT TO wLUxx Housk
10 TINS PLACE F0r oar warn
i 0ysten In every styis. have 4 ~. ~
ted up expressly for IAdles md Gent. W..
dinzs and othsr parties vfll 8 sunplisS 4, 49,
order Public and private sqppsrs pronpsE -.
tsnded . On moderate tesuA ,'s ~
nsv1Sh afs yxAJW YArxoUxx
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Is caddies do. do do. "a
10 hbutts Niagara" do. a.
90 caddies do do. :"
s3butts Dew Drop" do. :.
30 Iaddies Hombrick do. ="
le3 boxes Emily Jones natl IT,, ID.
81 do. Diadem soft pd. Q inch.
81 do. Wheelsr's nd. pd. 9 do.
81 do. do. hard pd. ID. Jumps
1911 do. 'Afillie Collins" hard ID 1 ID. lumps.
8 do. Keens Fine Twist natl II.
81 do Miller's r. and p twist choice.
l0drums Fig Leaf
20kgs. 6.twist running los.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbls. F. G. smoking tobacco.
{ 10 hlf bbls' 7. G. do, do. .-....
10 bbls c. 6. do. do. ~ VI
10 hlf bbls. c. s. do. do.
Our stock Of tobacco Is large and the sssort-
ment unsurpassed By any in the market. Msr:
chants arc respectfully invited 20 give rs call
before purchadng elsewhere. &
F'FlFifi MAXWELL 4 TNdLE
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TERMS.
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siI months, ......ts
three months, ......f
BY carrier. per vesk.......
Th'wsskly Register, single copy. By ni1t ~
club Of ave eop<s
And copy free 70 the sett~r up " To ass
weekly h'si's'r IN: :I.g'. >; sI n. .
club Of tsn..........."
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A fsss copy Of ths Weekly 70 The gsttssvs
slub Of Ten, and Q copy VI tks Td,Wessy
the gstterup q elak II twenty.
RemittAncss for Clubs must BE- nsds o. -
lne, but additions nay b nsds ~ any sssh
Club rates aftse ths Club has bsen raisd- -
vided . fan years sabscriptt0a y tstss-
Aoasy " Drsn, EIprsss o. Eegstsr-d ~
tsrs may b ssnt q eur risk. Addrsss
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THE ARBEITER rREUND,

An elegant Journal, printed In the esrrs.s Ia
euage, and issued for the benefit of our Germ
citizens, Ia published weekly nj tho kEGisfH
ONCE.
Feeling grateful for the generous .poouuE
ment with which the friends Of the RHGisIEk
have hitherto rewarded his eforts. the IN,
orgy 10 merft IN the future the same libstL ~
ronags which their paper has hsrstofer |"
ceived.
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HUNnRlR9.

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WEST VIRGINIA
RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE
No. 20 Monroe Street,

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN AN
w N0UNCING TO our many friends and tn
public generally, that We have added to on
stock Of Religious Books, ..I
School Books, Stationery &C.
Ar! will keep constantly on hand, Family and
Pocket Bibles, Hymn and Prayer Books, Sunday
School Books School Books, Blank Books, Cap,
Letter Note; and Bullet Papers Envelopes,
usually kept In frstclass Book Store, al
which will DO sold at the lowest possible prices
Please give us call.
GEO. W. STONER, Local Agent,
Authorized Agent for Sunday Magazine, Pres
We have q Ststioners Stamp for stamping
initials on paper and; envelopes. novs
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Farmers, Merchants und Cat.
7t..- tie Dealers

viii have their interests specially consulted 1.
the preparation Of this column. and NO businss.
man In West Virginia should hesitate Ia avail
himself Of its advantages.
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TRANSPORTATION,
Baltimore 6 Ohio R. R. Go.
WINTER SCHEDULE.

ovx,cr R.,1rseRs q ONO RAILROAD Co,
o''' : oi"-l WHEELING, IAN S. 1857. =
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Leaves New York IRON Pier ~, North RIVER,
every Saturday, and Liverpool on Wednesday
Of every week. calling at Queenstown each way.
The sire of these Steamships admits of very
spacious staterooms, all opening directly into
the saloon, the accommodations and fare are un.
surpassed, and the rates lower than by any other
limo.
The accommodations for steerage passengers
are large, and plenty Of deck room 10 allowed,
whilst the fare Is Of the best quality well cooked
and ample ....
An experienced surgeon on each ship, free Of
charge. Tickets are issued In this country -
parties wishing to repay the passage of their
friends from Liverpool, OF Queenstown, tIre-
land for go, payable In currency.
Passage from New York TO Qaeenstown, or
Liverpool-CABTN, 800; STEERAGE, SSH
currency. f ...
For cabin or steerage passage, apply to
X. G. B0NHAM, Agent,
Wheeling, W. Va.
F.w. ]. HURST, Manager, 81 Broadway, New
York. jan30-ly
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EDUCATIONAL,
First Class Academic School

in the building partially occupied by the Wheel.
ing Commercial College. , lu. .Ll,,
Mr. Blakely's long experience in English
inc yeupp gentlemen for tho Cambridge and
Oxford local examinations in England. and his
numerous recommendations from Professors OF
his University and former principles may be
considered Us to some extent guarantee that
under his care the youth Of this neighborhood
can obtain o first class English Classical and
Mathematical education n------.-r IL
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A IcoE0L, ruRRKHTuK yAU
- s Iz6cM IN sAz14 : g;
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SUFFRAGE.

-
womanhood suffrage has ceased to be
q theoretical question for discussion,
but one of the practical ones on which
States are to act. In Kansas no qaes-
ton is more thoroughly discussed, and
there is but little doubt but the deci-
sion at the Fall election will be in its
favor. 3
Two-thirds of the newspapers of the
State openly advocate the measure,
whils.yery few or mono openly oppose
il. Among those open in their advo-
cacy are the Leavenworth Bulletin, Law
renee Tribune, and the leading Topeka
papers.
But the politicians are equally its
supporters. Among the officers Of the
Impartial Suffrage League are present
Governor and Lieutenant Governor, and
its open advocates embrace nearly all
the prominent politicians Of the State,
together with Presidents ofcolleges and
leading clergymen. All the noted ad-
vocatss of woman's rights have been
engaged for the canvas. Every precinct
is to have its public meetings, and nine
general conventions are to DO held be-
fore election. To favor the movement
they have the influence Of the Missouri
Democrat, which has a larger circula-
ton within the State than any other pa
per published outside Of it, and the
leading Germans and German papers of
st. Louis as well as within the State.
With all this force brought to bear, it
can hardly be possible that they will
fail to carry the State Of Kansas. In
deed the people Of that State have al
ways been radical on that point, and
even without discussion the proposition
would probably have been carried.
For some time the women Of Kansas
have been entitled to vote on questions
relative to public schools, and have had
an equal voice with men on the subject
of liquor licenses.
In Wisconsin the chances for success
are not so good, and so the whole force
of the advocates Of the measure have
been concentrated on Kansas.
But. the disposition to favor woman
suffrage is by no means confined to
these States. Seyenty-four members of
the National House of Representatives
were in favor Of it last Winter, and
among their number prominent Demo-
Gratis as we'll as Republicans. The day
is not far distant when men and women
will 60 arm in arm to the ballot-box.-
Colorado Register.
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A Non SUR, AT BELNoSr.-The Re
porter says that in the District Court on
Saturday last, the case Of j.. Staiuinger
VS.. II. ". Barnes, administrator of the
estate Of Thomas Andrews, deceased,
came up for adjudication. Fitch and
Mann, were attorneys for plaintiff, and
H. /. Thornton and D. R. Ashley ap-
peared upon the part of the defence.
This vas q case in ejectment, plaintiff
claiming a certain piece Of land in Mon
itor Valley occupied by defendant.
Plaintiff introduced evidence Of location
and relied to sustain his action in eject
ment upon simple notice and making
boundaries, and there rested tho case.
Defendant then moved for q nonsuit on
the following grounds: lst-That plain
tiffhasnotproved facts sufficient to consti-
tute a cause of action; 2d-That plaintiff
has not shown in himself actual posses
sion of the premises sued for at the time
Of the entry and custer complained of;
3d-That plaintiff has not shown in
himself possession Of the premises sued
for at the tipe of the entry and custer
complained of; 4th-That plaintiff has
Jailed to show that he ever at any time
had possession Of the premises sued for.
After an argument Of six hours by the
counsel upon either side, the Court ad-
loarned until Monday, when the argu-
msnt was resumed and continued until
tnres O'Clock in the afternoon, when the
court sustained the motion granting the
nonsuit.
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BEAUTY OF IRISH WOMEN. - Non.
Felipe Belly, one Of the writers of the
ConsGtuhonnele, having made a tour
through Ireland last summer, prououh-
ces the following eulogium upon the
women Of the country: "The most re-
markable element, the richest, and
certainly the. most full Of life, is the
population itself. No European race,
that Of the Caucasus excepted, can COM
pete with it in beauty. The Irish blood
is of a purity and distinction, especial
ly among tho females, which strikes
all strangers with astonishment. The
transparent whiteness of the skin, the
absorbing attraction which, in France,
is but the attribute Of one woman
in a thousand, is here the general
type. The daughter of a poor man,
as we'll as the fine lady, possesses
an opal, milky tint, the arm Of q
statue, the foot and hand ola duchess,
and the bearing of o queen. In the
most wretched streets Of the olden quar-
ters of Dublin, the most ideal tintings
of the pencil would grow pale before
the beauty Of the children, and in the
compact crowd which each day occu-
pies the galleries Of Merton Square,
there is certainly the most mangihcent
collection Of human beings it is posi-
BILE to meet. Blondes with black eyes,
and brunettes with blue, are by no
means rare. The ace is as strong as 1t
is handsome, as vigorous as it is charm
ing. The girls of Connemara, with
their queenly shoulders and eyes of fire,
would put to shame, at this day, those
daughters of the East, from whom they
are said to have descended"
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Poor OLD MEADOW LAKE!-A gentle
man who arrived in Virginia, last week,
from Meadow Lake, says that when he
came away from the town he left behind
him his wife, and n man, and q dog.
He has since received a letter from his
wife, stating that the man had left. His
wife and the dog now hold the town.
Enterprise.
We suppose the individual who gave
the information contained in the above
is one of the class Of men Of which
Meadow Lake has been for 4 long time
cursed with-meu who have been COM
PEELED to leave the place because their
wires were unable to support them any
longer, and whose well known cumming
propensities had played their credit out
with all the business men Of the place
lone other could make the assertions
contained in the item above. The pros
poets of Meadow Lake were never bright.
er than to-day. We have got rid of a
large amount Of tho "scum of creation"
which the State Of Nevada poured in
upon US, and we have now left only
those who are willing to work for their
living. Miners can find steady employ
ment at any of our mines.-.Heddow Lakt
Sun.
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VERY UNJUST.

The ~subjoined communications will
be of interest to many persons in this
county, who will remember the writer
of the letter from Tumbez-formerly the
carrier of the NEWS in Virginia city:
LEGATION U. S. A, LIMA, PERU,
July l4th, 1867.
CHARLES WEILE, ESQ.,, Tumbez-Sir:
l transmit to you herwith, q copy Of a
dispatch received in this Legation from
the Hon. VIM. H. Seward, Secretary Of
State of the United States.
This dispatch needs NO explanation.
You have suffered by the political con-
test that has existed between the Prssi-
dent and Congress, without any per-
sonal fault of your own.
/ regret that this action should have
taken place and hope that in the future
you may be reinstated. Should you
feel disinclined to take charge of the
property of the Consulate, under the
conditions named in the dispatch, until
further orders are given BY the Govern
ment, please inform me by return mail.
lam, sir, your obsdient servant.
TSigned:i ALVIN P. HovzY.
FRIEND LYNCH: The dispatch referred
to in the foregoing contains the an
nouncement that my appointment as
Consul at Tuubez failed of confirmation
by Congress, and that my compensation
ceased April Goth, last.
/ am thereby placed in the most dis.
agreeable position. have discharged
the duties Of Consul in good faith, bu,
to Judge from the tone Of Mr.. Stewards
dispatch my draft for salary for quarter
| ending June 3oth will not be paid.
This l consider very unjust, inasmucb
as the notice in regard to compensation,
etc., was only received here on the 18th
instant. You are probably aware thai
| the salary Of this Consulate has beer
| reduced to $500 per anuum.
My bad star has followed me eve
since l left Gold Hill, and am endeay'
oring to get out Of this, but honorably
and had l the means | would leave i'm
mediately.
Though the thought of being rejected
is unpleasant in itself, | bow to thu
acts Of Congress, if its policy, which
heartily endorse, is thereby served.
But Mr.. Stewart, whom | wrote OF
the subject, might have done something
in the matter, more especially as thii
post will be sought by none-neithe'
| friend nor foe.
have addressed you on this subject
knowing you to be my friend.
Give my best respects to all who ma,
inquire after me.
l remain very truly yours.
CHAs. WE'LL, Acting us. Consul.
U. S. Consulate at Tumbez, July %
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THE PRospRcr.-Some time since we
stated that from all portions Of the
county we had information favorable to
the success of the Union party in this
county. Since that date we have had
occasion and the opportunity to learn
the real status Of the party, and the
progress likely to be made up to the day
Of election. We . therefore speak
advissdly, and We state that the GER
tainty of a complete Union victory in
Ell Dorado county is beyond a doubt.
There need be no conjectures on this
point; the signs Of the times clearly in
dictate this result; the slight dissatisfac-
ton that at one time existed has almost
entirely disappeared; not enough re-
mains to cheer the ever hopeful heart
Of Coppsrheadom.-PlaesrriM Courier.