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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-21
New York Items.

NEW YORK, March 20.-Tammany
Hall was sold to-day to Charles A
Dana and others, for Sl7 900, possession
= given May lst.
1t is reported that an effort is being
made to raise the price of ice the coming
season p Per cent. 70 Al
The trustees of the Peabody Educa.
tional fuuil, assembled this morning to
confer. All were present except Mr..
Riyes and Bishop McIlvanie. The
meeting was strictly private. The board
attended party this evening at ex-
Governor Fishes. and will dine at A. T.
Stewards tomorrow. Friday evening
Mr.. Peabody is to give a banquet at the
Fifth Avenue hotel: go -.
DR.. George Peakly,Of No. ~ West
oath, street, and o woman named Mary
Cole; were arrested at the instigation
o. superintendent olton, who charges
them with having caused the death OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Z. Kimball-wife of the
late Major Kimball, shot by COrcoran---
by an attempt to produce an abortion.
The investigation has commenced.
The Fenian Senate is holding Especial
session. to consider tho subject of ,ex,
tending aid to. the leaders OF the insur.
rection in Ireland. .e.aaa .
President Roberts is to deliver an ad.
dress, in which he will review the whole
subject. 1t is said il will contain spe-
cial reference to the effort to convert
Canada into kingdom, and the duty OF
IrisbmsR fight for their fatherland
and Mt the same time defend the Monroe
Doctrine. .ET. f
The Express says the rumored dis.
patch of troops TO the frontier arose
from the fact that q detachment from
the United States were ordered to West
Oswego, departed, and their places TILED
by othertroops. .a-.
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ws..li,. yA;.el...ie Market.

WHEELING, MATCH ~, lcoI.
An improvement in trade in some
branches this week. Considerable adj
vance in flour, with good demand,
DRY GOODS-The market is steady
and unchanged; no change in prices.
We quote: Prints: Home 12ic;
Amoskeag, 16; Washington, lie; j.
Sanders, l5so; American, LAC; Sprague,
1s5c; .Merrimac, d, 10. De LaiRes:
dark, 25a26. GinghG@s: Waverly,
2Oc; American, 20c; Lancaster,
25c' Bleach Muslin: "a, l2a13c; rs,
1sa2Oc: "A, -2la24a30c; "a, 25a3oc.
Bro,em Muslin 81, 12al5c: 10, l6al7c;
a.. 2oa22lc.
FLOUR-The market firm; tendency
to higher prices, on finer grades; Single
extra 12ia12l; Xxx 129a13; Family 13ia
14i; fancy 16al6i.
PROVISIONS-Sho new, 10sa11:
plain hams 15al6; lard, tierces, 10; kegs,
Via: sugar cured hams 17c; bacon firm.
GRAIN-The market is more settled
mt qniet, and prices remain I'M
changed. Wheat-red 81 6Oa3 90; white
IS 00a315. Corn 55a6lc. Rye 81 90. Oats
35a4Oc. Barley sells at s5aD for
spring; fall 1 GOAL 10.
HAY-In better supply; sales at sl4a
IA so.
BUTTER-Active, ut 80. -
EGGS-Are wanted; l5c. -. +.
GHEESE-New Western Reserve. l7c;
Factory, l9c.
OILS-Carbon, 45c for refined; win
ter strained lard No. l extra 20, Lard,
Tanners O5a1 10 Lubricating 10.
COFFEE-Active demand: fair and
prime, 26a27t, choice %.
SODA-Sales at 9!a10.
SUGAR-Steady; Sugar house lila
114c. Cuba 12ta13c for good to
prime /; Porto Rico 13ia14 for good to
prime, and choice l4t; hard refined l6sc:
A. Coffee 16c; b. do.l5lc. c. do. ID.
SYRCP-50a6Oc for lower grade 1oca
81 10 for good to best brands Porto
Rico molasses 75as5c; New Orleans mo-
lasses S5a90.
FISH-Lake herring S5a5t white fish
So 25a9; No. . mackerel, halves, SlO9; do
No. 3 S9t; do No. /, kits, s2f. Lake
fish very firm. Light stock and fair de-
mand.
NAILS-10d to cd nails, s6.15 per keg;
Sd and Cd nails, 81 00per key; I'd and al
nails, 81 %; other sizes i'll proportion.
BROOMS-$2a2 80 for good and 50 Oo
a 4 90 for extra. -i-
SALTS 90 from yard, for Ohio
River 4 90 for dairy.
TOBACCO-75a7Sc for dark los, T.
and navy: 95ca1 20 for bright Is and
Is; 81 10al 20 for fancy chewing brands;
SOaS1 90 for bright los.
SOAP-German 10c; common &c: East
ern family l2al3c.
CANLDES-17c for city mould tallow&
26c for star; 25c for hotel. r.-,
RICE-Carolina 12ic; Rangoon 10allc
LEATHER-Hemlock sole "a; Oak AZ;
French calf 90a2 %; German do l 10;
American do ! 50al IS; Harness 4la42;
Upper 2 81 per foot;
HIDES-Green s; Calf skins Is.
SHEEPSKINS-50a1 90.
STRAITS OIL 90 per barrel.
WOOL-The market quiet; very little
doing; sales at 45a6Oc, latter for fancy
clips.
GLASS-Market firm and steady; Sxl0,
5 Is: 10x12, 8 90.
COTTONS-Steady; yarn, 55a6Oc; bat
ting, 35a4Oc; Irvine, 6Oa7Oc.
WHISKY-Steady at $50 for bonded.
PARTNERSHIPS at GOAL 10 per Id.
GINSENG-Sales at 70a75c per lb.
DRUGS l.. SPICES-Indigo Goal as;
vitriol. 10; logwood 12al4; madder, 10;
concentrated I've 1Oal1! per box for
Pennsylvania; cassia 20; cloves So; nut
megs | GO; pepper, IS; alspice, 20.
SEEDS-In fair request. Glover 90;
timothy 3 50a3 IS.
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New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, March -

NEW ORLEANS, haICH To-
Cotton firm: sales today amounted
to- 5000 bales; prices unchanged; re-
ceipts for three days 1868 bales; exports
for three days l3,067 bales. Sugar and
molasses dull and nominal. Flour
stock small; demand active; prices firm,
full and ruling upwards; superfne sl2;
choice supertipe II 81. Corn in fair de-
mand and firm at ! 30 for white: mixed
32i; white IS. Oats quiet and steady
but firm at a.. Hay in light supply and
in request, sales to tho trade at IL 80.
Pork quiet but very firm; offerings
light; round lots of mess held at s25.
Bacon in good request; shoulders 10i;
ribbed sides l2.; clear sides 13aal3t.
Lard steady and firm at l29 for prime in
tierces; kegs Ii. Gold 1874. Sterling
nominal at 45sai6f. New York sight
aspremium. T..|. -....,
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FINANCE AND TRADE

Financial md Commercial.
Tho amount of Issue of National Baul
currency for the week ending Saturday
was $2s3, $50; total issued to date, $500,
13s, 220. From this is to be deducted
the currency returned, including TIT
worn out notes, amounting to S., 235. 442
leaving in actual circulation at thi!
date, S299, 9O3, 7S4. .- ...... ...,
A comparison of present arices will
those of the beginning of last veal
shows that breadstuffs have advanced
! on an average about thirty-fve pei
cent, while dairy products and beef ant
pork have declined twenty per cent.
and groceries about ten per cent. A
comparison of the prices OF March
ls66, with those of March, 1865
when the war terminated-exhibited nc
material change. The manner in which
prices have thus kept up strongly con
trasts with the rapid decline which fol
lowed the termination of the war o.
1872. On Saturday, the day upon
which peace was announced, sugar sold
at SIG per hundred weight; on the fol
lowing Monday it was freely. offered al
SIP 50 per hundred weight. Tea fell
from 81 IS to 81 per pound. Tin de-
clined from $50 to SIS box. On thai
day specie sold at twenty-five per cent
premium; on the next Mondey at two
per cent. Governments, six per cent.
arose in one day from seventy-six t.
eighty.six, while bank stock ADVANCED
ten per cent.
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail.
way Company have declared yearly
Cash Dividend of 4 per cent, payable on
the Goth of April-the transfers to close
on the 10th. The new Board Of Direct
ors have also called a general meeting
of their shareholders to decide upon the
disposition Of the Income standing "a
their credit (but represented in the new
Station property and equipment Of the
Road), Under the previous Adj
ministration of the Company. They
have also determined to remove the
Transfer Bonds in New York to the
Farmers Trust Company. At the pres
emit they are with Messrs. Winslow.
Lanier & Co., the Transfer Agents Of
the Fort Wayne Company. 1t is deem
ed best, although their gross receipts
are divided, to hold the financial direc-
ton of the two Roads separate; at least
until it can be discovered why one
property should be able to earn and
pay 10 per cent. per annum, and the
equally honest income of : per cent.
per annum withheld from the Stock
holders of the other, rs it has been for
two years previous to the recent change
of administration.
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LONDON, March 20, Noon.-Consols 81
Erie 4ot: Illinois Central 7ei; 5-2Os 743
LIVERPOOL, March 20, Noon.-COttol
opens quiet; middling uplands steady
at 49,. Breadstuffs quiet. Provision!
unchanged. Lard advanced to 50 shil
lings 9pence.
LONDON, March 20.-Consols CLOSED
steady at VI for money; 5-20s IA; Hin
OILS Central 7si; Erie 40f.
PARIS, March 20.-American bonds
sold to-day at S4i.
LIVERPOOL, March 20.-Cotton quiet
during the day, and closed easier .,
l3sal3i for middling upiands; and Isl
for Orleans; sales to-day OF 6,Ooo bales
Mixed western corn las Cd.
Proyisions-Pork firm; eastern mess
75s Cd per 900 lbs. Lard, American 5Os
Cd per cwt. PrOduce-Ashes 34s pei
cwt. Spirits Turpentine SIS I'd per cwt
Petroleum Is I'd.
BERLIN. March 20.-A treaty was con-
cluded between Prussia, Bavaria and
the Grand Duchy. of Baden which gives
to Prussia command of the armies Of
the two countries in time of war.
LONDON, March 20.-Labor riots have
broken out at Renbois, France.
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New York Market.

New YORK, March 20.
COTTON-The market is dull and
fully !alc lower; sales of 600 bales at
81 for middling uplands. n ~ =
FLOUR-10al5c better and more ac-
tive; sales of ], 400 bbls. at Q 50al2 40 for
State; IL 40al2 IS for common to good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
IL i6al3 % for trade brands, the mar
ket closing qniet: California finnr is
quiet and frin, sales of $50 bbls. and
sacks at 14al500
RYE FLOUR-Firmer: sales 900 bbls.
att 5Oaa %.
WHISkY-Quiet..
WHEAT Market duh and without
decided change; sales of Is, 100 bush, at
2 AZ for No. = Milwaukee; 3 10 for am
Der State; 305a3 10 for white California.
REErQpiet and firm; 81 refused for
Canada in bond; sales I 700 bnsh.. west
ern at / %.
BARLEY-Scarcely SO active; sales of
Is. 900 bush. Canada West free at l pa
%. - tsf.'s-- SOL
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
CORN-Market lace lower; less active;
sales of 81, 900 bush. at l lstal ~ for
mixed western in store; I 20 for do!
af1oat, and l 10 for yellow Jersey and
southern; market closing rather more
steady. d. -. --. --,...-. --r,,. .,,-,.
OATS -Market la2c lower;, sales of
}, 400 bush. at 64a65 for western; 65a67
for new Ohio, and 7Oa7l for State.
Observation-Disclosures sole. in, fair re-
quest; 29a3U for Buenos Ayres light
weight; 29a3l for middle and heavy do;
27a2s tor California light weight: 2sa2o
for middle and heavy do.
W00L-Domestic quiet; foreign firm,
with a good hnsiness doing; sales Of
3OO. 900 pounds at 50a67t for domestic
fleece; "a for pick-lock; 45a52! for pull
ed; % for tnbbed; IS for, kentucky
combings; 24a30 for Texas; 40a42 for
Cape; 2li for Mexican and Mestiza,
and Donskoi on private terms.
SUGAR-Dull; sales of 400 hhds. Cuba
at 1Oia1l..
|. PETROLEUM. firm at l6al6 / & for
crude; 23a24 for refined in bond.
HOPS-Quiet at 3oa70 for new crop.
PORK-The market opened dull and
lower, and closed firner; sales 4250 bar
rels at % 25a23 50 for new mess, clos
ing at % so regular; - OOa22 50 for old
mess; IL 2oaf9 10 for prime and 81 50a
% 90 for primo ness; also, 1900 bbls
new mess at % 75a24 25, sellers and
BUYERS option $ for March, April and
May.
BEEr-Firmer; lsales Of $50 bbls at
IL 5Oal2 IS for new plain mess, and
Il 5OA22 90 for new extra.
TIERCE BEEF-Steady; sales of $50
| tisEcos, 81 3So0,f for prime. mesa aud
IS 0Oa37 90 for India.
BEEF HAMS--Firm ct 81 eosA 90.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, March 20.
The stock market was dull at the sec.
ond board, with plusure to sell at the
last open board. They continued heavy
and were lower after the call. The fol.
lowing were the closing prices at 4:3C
p. NJ: New York Central, 1851; Erie 50;
Hudson River, l3s;; Reading, 10lt; Mich.
igan Southern. 76; Pittsburg, SIT /;
Northwestern, 36s; do. preferred, est;
Toledo, llsi; Rock Island, 92;; Fort
Wayne, 92; Ohio and Mississippi GER
tificates, 26i; Cumberland, -; Pacific
Mail, 23s; Quicksilver, 35i; Western
Union Telegraph, AZ.
The gold market was stronger at the
close, and last sales at l34i cash. Gold
was scarce in the afternoon and loaned
at 3-:,2al-l6 after the clearing house
closed.
Government securities were dull in
the afternoon; registered 81 1891; cou-
pons l0aa1O9s; sos registered '62 lO7ta
lG7s, $50 coupons 10etal0et; do. "a
lO75a107f; 500 coupons '65 lO7falos;
January and July 107al07S; 1o-40s regis
tered Eia97s; f0-4o coupons aiay7s;
August 1905. lO6a106s; Jane 7-30s IOSia
1851; July 7-3Os l05ial95i; june soom-
pound interest notes Of "a Trials.
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. w..hi.xsen las,as.

NEW YORK, March Gothic Tribunes
special says: The supplementary recon
struction bill will be sent to the Presi-
ident to-day, and it is thought he will
veto it Immediately, so that Congress
can pass 1t over the veto and adjourn
Saturday or Monday next. .r
The strife for the United States Mar
shalship of Louisiana, tho most lucra-
Sive of any Government Office, is mar
rowed down between Generals Frank j.
HERON and Kirby Smith. The nomi-
nation will be made in q day or two.
The presiding officer Of the House
and Senate to-day signed the supple
mentary reconstruction bin, which was
afterwards presented to the Senate.
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Pittsburg Oil Trade.
PITTsBURG, March 90,

lsDt -h'ii'h aN'''
Business yesterday was pretty active.
The sales of crude and refined were lib
eral-the former amounting to s,O44
barrels, and one lot Of 1000 barrels I'M
der negotiation. Holders were firm at
the advance we have previously noticed.
Prices have evidently touched their
highest figure. From Oil City wO have
dispatches announcing firm market
and n good demand. The receipts since
our last were small--only reaching LAS
barrels. The stock on hand being linn
tied. the principal operations were for
future delivery. Among the sales were
the following.
CRCpE-Sales a, barrels, bulk, &c.
We also note the following, in ] 900 bar
rel lots: 1000 barrels, bulk, 80 to As
gravity, 6tc; LOCO barrels do, same
gravity, 6tc; 1000 do, 40 to As gravity,
&c; 1000 barrels, bulk, deliverable be.
tween April 10th and May 10th, at &c.
Sales 1000 barrels of gravity of Al
to be delivered at buyers option. at any
time before FEBRUARY 22d, le6s--at 9tC
for bulk, or barrels returned. Other
lots were under negotiation, but had
not been c0nsummated when we left
the market.
REFINED OIL.-Holders exhibited in
creased firmness. A number of round
lots were disposed of, amounting in the
aggregate to 5,525 barrels. We note
the following: 500 bbls of bonded, light
straw to white, free on board, at works,
immediate, 2Oc; 1000 bbls do, May de-
livery, at works, same quality, 2pc; 500
bbls of Standard white, April, at works,
free on cars, 2lic, sellers option; l,OOU
bbls bonded, Philadelphia, May, 25ic,
We also note sales of l 800 bbls, July.
August and September delivery, the
terms were withheld.
FREE 0u.-The market was inactive,
with small sales, say 25 Dbl lots, of fine
light straw to white, at 40c.
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From Cairo.

CAIRO, March 2O.-The Mississippi,
from New Orleans to st. Louis, left here
at 2 A. NJ; Glendale, from Pittsburg to
st. Louis, left at 2 A. NJ; Ruth, from
New Orleans to st. Louis, left at IL
A. NJ.
The levee on the north side of Column
bus, KY, broke this morning, and the
town is now completely inundated.
Cairo is still dry.
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Our National Debt-The Prosp

The United States Senate has agreed
to resolution instructing one of its
committees to bring in bill to reim-
burse certain people of Tennessee for
auartermqster and commissary stores
taken and used in that State by the
Federal army. If this action is follow
ed up and natures into IN act of Con-
gress. we shall have precedent set,
which cannot consistently or decently
be disregarded, for drafts upon the
Treasury, which will compel a resort to
another loan As large as any raised dur
ing the war. -,
In this connection we confess we cam
not help joining in the laugh Of the
New York Times at the expense of KEEL
ley, of Pennsylvania, who wants to
commit Congress to declaration that
the nation is not bound to pay its debt
within the next thirty years. and
Of the New York Tribune which
clamors for it's immediate pay
ment. We agree that Kelly's alarm
lest the country will pay of the debt
very soon, and the Tribune's alarm lest
it will not, is so absurd. Heavy taxa
ton may slice off the debt at one end,
but heavy appropriations by Congress
will piece it ont more extensively ut the
other. 1t is said that the bounty bill
of 1866 added eighty millions to it.
Other bounty bills are urged upon Con-
gress with great probabilities of success.
Schenck's bill, witch he says will "do to
begin WITH will add, perhaps, four
hundred millions more, and Banks
jovially exclaimed it was the same to
him whether it was four hundred and
eighty millions or eight. hundred and
forty millions. Other members are in
cubsting measures Of q similar charac-
ter, which they hope to hatch into life.
These measures it is dangerous to OPP
pose. They are Ostensibly for the re-
lief of the sOldiers-althongh three
quarters Of the money they will draw
from the treasury will be paid to specu-
lators in soldiers claims. - ,t
Then there are other propositio
Mfr. Blaine will press his bill to saddle
the Federal Treasury with a host of
heavy debts incurred By the States, and
by counties and cities in aid Of the war.
In addition, is the proliosition similar
to the one which seems to have found
favor in the Senate. to pay for property
taken or DESTROYED during the. war, - =
What is the aggregate Of an the claims
which must be paid, If Caugress passes
the BINS which will be pressed upon its
consideration, It will be !, impossible to
say. But we presume it will not be ex-
treysrsn. to isay chat IL aonla aoxble
our preseat NATIONAL debt,
ns;:an; = chances
rISti'ns,, - ~ ~ Ak Nc shomI5
OF .he psS .he .a ~ 49,. nos 0
TAKE ine' M ~. 'Ss p go utr,.
,s;,i Ia ;pynIvsd IN a fore;cn war Ina.
VIZ W., NAN W. rsars roii over its head 1s-
, ,sao a ore for from heinz the most
.ashIs - on..rnn.ant.. an5 e ON
peae 'sants " sonoa tha, on n l. On ;n
one man.s o un r;aient nm n.o nj Is. o. ,nar
i ien1p at ths character and p dsmonstrs.
-: g IL. -.
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Meeting in Virginia.

NEW. YORK, March 20.-The Herald's
special says: The people of Buching-
ham county, Virginia, held meeting
on Monday last, at which the military,
billwas endorsed and their representa-
tives instructed to vote for a call of .
Convention, though nothing had been
previously said upon the subject.
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Buffalo Market.

7"|G BUFFALO, March ~.
Flour is unchanged and quiet. Wheat
ditto. Corn firm, with 5000 bush. on
track, at 96c for new, and 1900 bush. of
old at 90. Oats, 10000 bnsh. of No. 2
Chicago at 55c. Barley, base better for
Canada. Pork, % 50a24 90. Lard l3i.
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To Steam Engine and Ma
chine Manufactur

I THE URDERSICNED, HAVING Or
j, tanned Letters Patent from the United
States Government for Improvements in the
Rotary Engine and its adoption 10 certain pur.
poses am DESTROYS Of entering into company or
to sell thisenterprise in the city Of Wheeling.
i am theoretical and practical engineer, hsv.
ing constructed and built great number Of low
and high pressure steam engines, pattern ma,
ker and draughtsman by trade; therefore see the
necessity and demand tho rotary CINE, partlc.
ularly for propelling of Eessels. propelling car.
riages on common and turnpike roads ard work.
ing all quick motionh The advantages for
which are ss follows: . ..r g.-....
Choapness. Diminishing OF weight, Over.
coming dead centres. Ease Of reySt5ing and
handling. Simplicity Of adoption. Not effect
ing the stability Of vessel Regularity OF copdens.
ing and thoreby less danger Of gogring the con.
denser. Adoption (patentedD for carriages On
common and turnpike roads, whereby tas the en.
CINE forms part Of tho driving wheelsJ the
driver has at his command, with ease asd By The
power OF steam, 70 back, turn, or advance. .iI
Any person DESTROYS oftfurther information
OF wishing to enter into this enterprise i, =
Address MATTHEW FLETCHER.
No. $40 Market st., Louisville, Ksntueky.
wv .r. .r. esf. ... ~ ....r,
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Chicago Market.

9. s7t u.s. CHICAGO, March 20.
Flour inactive and held firm. Wheat
dull at2 40 for No. ]. and 2 II for DO. 2
spring. Corn held ut 81 for No. 1; buy-
ers at 90a; rejected dull at 72. Oats
dull ut I5i. Mess pork neglected and
nominal at ~ 25a22 80, Lard dull at Is.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Ii published every Friday. It's contents VII
made up Of all important news Of The we'd,
photographic reports, transactions In the hiii's
Editorials upon subjects Of general nlrt,'i .
Agricultural Column, special corl'spouhs'"
from all parts Of the State, choice literary ~
poetical selections, and large aihUuuI o',a'
fully prepared MISCELLANEOUS TSlnng snitslss
all classes Of the community. IN sb0h ~
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue TO Ia u
bea Family Seopaper err pHti,,h,I - -
ktdtS.
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TIE TRI.WEEKLY

Ia published every TUESDAY THURSDAY ud al
urlay and contains. besides the content u The
preceding issues Of the Daily. m.Ey ,lluabs
items prepared especially for this puhnratlct
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DISEASES OF IsfPRUDENCE

When the misguided and imprudent votary OF
pleasure finds that he has imbibed the seeds Of
this painful disease, IL too often happens that
an ill.timed sense of shame or dread OF discovery
deters him from applying 70 those who, from ed.
ucatiOn and respectability, can alone befriend
him, delaying till the constitutional symptoms OF
this hOrrid disease make their appearance, such
as liberated sore throat diseased nose nocturnal
pains in the head and limbs, dimncss of sight,
deafness nodes ON the shin bones and arms
blotohes on the head face and eXtremities, pro.
crossing with frightful rapidity, till at last the
palate of the mouth or the bones Of the nose
fall in. and :he victim Of this awful disease be.
comes horrid object OF COMMUNICATION, till death
puts period to his dreadful sufierings by send
ing him to That undiscovered Country from
whence no traveller returns"
1t a melancholy fact that Thousands fall VIC
tins TO this terrible disease, owing 10 the un-
skillfullness Of ignorant pretenders, who, by tho
use Of that DEADLY Poison, mercury, ruin the
constitution and make the residue Of life miser
able.
OFFICE-7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
Left hand aide going from Baltimore Street, q
few doors from the corner. Y Fall not TO OBJ
serve name and number.
cY- No letters received unless post paid and
containing n stamp to be used ON 4he reply
Persons writing should state age, and send por
ton Of advertisement describing symptoms.
The Doctors DIPLOMA hang In his office.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this establish.
ment within tho last twenty years, and the nu.
merous important Surgical Operations performed
by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters Of
the Sun and many other papers notices Of which
appeared again aud again before the public, he
sides his standing m n gentleman Of character
afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. sngs-diy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-21
r II + RE GISTER

Win strive to make the popular mind ".i..,,.
conviction, rather than slayish by dicta,ios -.
will labor to disseminate onl such r,., 20.
and The seal Of truth.