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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 30, 1867
80 Mf CIfesrs and Members ofMe Washington r.;
orary Co., ~ s. READ, Secretary. -'
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THE RIEERSIDE INSTITTTE

" II
us'e al hi'efsiue, Burlington County. New L.
~ oIueu i"f 'he Pnrpose OF graIuIIousy educaI;1a
ted States o"oh oi The UNI
a,i "e Board OF Trustees consists of the Collov;D.
EAnown citizens OI Pennsy ylvanIa and New ie,ae
nun. WILLIAM b MANA 'e" Jersey ;
nov rr,,, District Attorney, PHILADELPHIA Pa
hON LEWIS X. BROOMALI PN'' Ad'
ExChIel Conner l. ) Mint and Rooo.,rr
,,o., PhIlad'a Pa
tioN ti,N' 1AmES -. M SHOVEL. New JERSEY.
nON ~ W w: WARE, New jersey.
HENRY GORMAN Esq.
j. E. CoE. Esq, "''aue'pnia' Fa'
ofJoy Zoe & Co.. Philadelphia.
20 AEAsURY DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON D. C. Anr;I
10. lo6I-Office Internal Revenue = Hav,n pr -"
ceeu satisfactory evidence that The proceeds OF the
enterprise cOnducles by The WashingIon ;h,a.s a
Company will be devoted TO charitable uses. na3
mission hereby granted said Comp pany to cCndnc,
special tax other duty. 'o'n
+ A. ROLLINS, Commissioner
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steam Dying and ScouringC.
tabiishmenf. Gs-

A. no MRS. f.. w. SMITH
''o' 90 ~ Filth St, bet. Market and Arch
x~,Ccc PHIA, "N"E1-
oT. %' G0Gds Of every description dyed to anv CO.
lon. dyed in The sg mos apparel of every descrIp
mers ,u nd tHshed % IN superior STYLE Merino' CasS
Cara.,a shq Grape Shaws. Table and Piano Coynn Was
a Tugs etc. Secured Pongee and Silk Dresse.
,.ascns b.Es1Gentlemens Clothes Cleaned or D,sd -
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Coffees, Teas, Sugars, syrups
Pulverized Thyme. Sage, Maioram snuuo.
soaps OIls, Candies Specs NIea1s chonan 9aVory
au' ~ Englsh and American Bottled P,rkIas 60
rs Cdsups. canned Fruits, Olive Oil Prao.ou
r:, us, chocolate, Cocoa, Corn Starch Re-
t; a; rear Starch, Rice Flour, BARLEY 10
A.s Iowner' Hops, Family Crackers Fsr,'
R.;;"n Is' T 0oua Biscuit. Sugar Biscuit
haisihs' Currants Citron Figs AnnIes
lemons NdIs, Plain and Fine Cnt
SneWIhg Tobacco. Common and Fine
Soh0kihg Iobacco. Cigars SnuH Pine.
onuH BOXES Flour, Meal, BuckwnesI C"rn
Is' Hnip stuff, Tubs, Buckets Cans Kaa,
heeIers BroOms, Broom Handles R,nsbo HGSS
baskets, knife Baskets Fruit BasLe,s "T.1tK "1tK
CII 9Hes' dncy Baskets and SaIches Sem Ts
ne' S broom IwIne. Sail Irvine, Cbokn T,u;no
"eihe Rope, Jute Rope, Manila Rome WING
PEACH BASKETS,
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS
''dSu CoVets Inc Window Shades. Paner W,n,,,,,
D''lU'' umbrellas Walking Canes, Boys Canes,
GLASS WARE.
0'e 00adn'e ware, Common QuCensware Tov c,I,..
a.. s"ar0' stone Ware, Pocket CuIIerv 'TahIo C' 80
p!' spoons. Scissors, Shears Cloth R,yshs trt ~
P'4' halr Brushes, Razors, Razor S,r"ns C o'I'n
"hot' bnlets, Gun Caps, CartriJges. Po,rda,
cr flasks' Shot Pouches,
j., oCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK ROCKS
,,ieho'anoum Books, Bibles, Hvnn RooLo D..
roI imo"graPh Albums, Diaries Toy Books C;en
~ - - a''ohetv Drawing Pencils Drawing RooLs ant
+ CCnnd l.ces @ embraced m any Of the above cIassas
VI, s eau De mad at the lowest nrices ~. co. 49,
seii mem taking Quality always INTO aiioru
az TIEN LEN AND FIELD SEEDS in season,
~ harPers Weekly. Frank Leslie and ch;,.
nes P ~ se'e' SUBSCRIPTIONS taken for Maoa |
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UNIVERSAL nj CLOTHEV WRINCFR

the cbaa convenient most durable, and therefnre
fir, apeSt "rI"ger ever made has taken moro
used hv % at State and general fairs, and is
'roperbsr '"o'e people than ail other Wringers
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HOOP SKIRTS

w Nj. L. HOPKINS
"Our ODn Nuke"
ro1;l An.er more than FIVE YEARS experience and sx
Po'H"ehuhg on The manufacture of ct ion, : - "a
ooALIrY HOOP SKIRTS, We offer our Justly ceIehra'
goods TO merchants and the public in fnlI
oi their superiority over all others in The An'ri
MARKET and they are so acknowledged nv
OF oeai IN them. as they give m1rc saIi.acti
~ ;'a" any other Skirt, and recommend them.cIve.
~ every 'esPect Dealers in Hoop Skir,s sbonI
make note Of this fact. EUery Ladv ,oho hos ,,",
e'"eH mem trial, should do ,UithOut furth.r d.L
our assortment, embraces every style, length and
Snze for Ladies, Misses and Children. AIsn ST..
-"aae 10 order, Altered and Repaired.
oo;Ts ASK ior Hopkins Own Make" and be not de.
ITNeu' .T zee that the letter II" is woven on tho
M apes ~ between each hoop and that they are slammed
p'.; ~; 1: HOPKINS, Manufacturer, 628 ARCH ST
a. upon each tape. None others are veonine
AiSo' constantly on hand full line of good -,ew
""u Eastern made Skirts at very low prices.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
q. t1 ene PHILADELPHIA HOOP SKIRT Mann.
p,'I Iscaory and Emporium, No 628 ARCH Stree,
"'laus'phIa' lmrl3l0ml WIN. T. HOPKINS
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The Lehigh University

NOuIh bethIehem, Pa.
Ir"4''ded =, d"d e'do'ocd By Hon. asa Packer,
in Ime ~" Sc second year Obe September s for
Eng Ines,n~ 60 classes and IN the special school Of
Ansiu,ioaI Y, SCVli' Mechanical and MInInp) and n,
ha ~. Chemistry Applicants exam,5ed 1"I To- ~
I'M, 70 me 2slh of August For reg1sters Vii
jy 3l.lm. ]orrEE, LII. d.
Preaidanf
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gg9t1l5fgrWf,
re THR RKGIsTER-Te
uBYfTHE CABLE
by Telegraph to the Rcpi"'er'i

LONDON, May lz-NooN.-Bnllion has
increased for the week in the Bank OF
England fl74,OOO. Money quiet and
steady. Consols 929!. Erie AZ. Illinois
76t. Bonds 72s. Bonds at Frankfort
.7s. - ''-'' 7.''
LIVERPOOL, May 6--NoON.- The
sales of cotton during the week were
10000 bales, of the $4,000 in market.
Wheat firm.m iBfsadstuffs quiet. Corn
Ais Cd. Wheat rs Cd for Western Ned
and las Cd for California White. Oats
SIS. Provisions quiet. = Lard '2s.
Cheese Us. ...v,Z pIr.
LONDON. May l7.-Dispatches from
Athens state that two sanguinary bat
ties have taken place recently in Can
dia, nsboth of which the Turkish Com.
mander, Omar Pacha, was badly
beaten. His loss in both is computed n
1000.
The great powers of Europe have
again united in petitioning Porte 10
cede Crete TO Greece.
LONDON, Evening - Money marke'
quiet: Consols 92j; Illinois Central 16t'
Erie 42s; 5-20s .2s. ~
LIVERPOOL, Evening-COtton firm al
lIss for middling uplands. and III foi
Orleans; sales 10000 bales. Breadstuns
dull. Wheat, flour and corn unchanged
Oats declined Id; quoted at 81 o; closed
at Is I'd for Canadian. Provisions quiet
and without change. Lard Decline Sd
0noted mt 5lS 81 for American.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Concentration. Military Ordrr-J"dse
KELLEY General swayne-senntor
WiIsou- From Mobile.

New YORK, May H.-Measures are
being taken among prominent citizens
to concentrate the German vote ut the
next election Oh an anti-excise plan,
formed independent of political views.
The Hcrald's New Orleans special
saws: An order from the military head.
quarters issued tonight, forbids the
carrying of firearms openly or secretly
by any citizen, except in the perform
ance of official duty. The offender is to
tried by military commission.
The Herald's special says: Judge
Kelley arrived al Montgomery, Ala,
Yesterday and will address the people
there tomorrow. General Swayne has
gone TO Mobile 10 investigate the riots.
Senator Wilson addressed public
meeting in New Orleans last night. and
was followed by n colored clergyman.
General Longstrcet was one OF the Vice
Presidents of the meeting. Some ap-
prehcnsions of aIript were felt. and the
military were kept under arms.
The Herald's special says: The To.
spectacle citizens profess great indig-
nation NJ the Mobile riot. Mayor
Withers waited on Mr.. Kelly yesterday
and urged him tn hold another meeting.
promising to ensure him safety. MIR.
Kelly percmptorily refused to assist Mo
bile in purging herself from the sin OF
violating her hospitality and prrmrdi-
tated assassination.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Financial and Commercial

/ The Pittsbnrg Commercial of yestrr-
! day says:
The locai money market continues
quite active, and the demand upon the
banks from customers is generally pref
~ literally met.
The failure of tn" First National
Bank of New Orleans is of considerable
interest to many business men here.
One of Is directors is a gentleman well
known and intimately connected in
this city. The bank had capital of
$500 600. with the privilege of $1,000
UtO. it was established before the close
of the war. aud i; is said carried much
heavier line of deposits and was doing
much larger business in the Foreign Ex-
changes than this moderate capital or
the experience or ability with which
the concern was managed ought, per
haps. to have justified. We learn
from New York dispatch that on
inguiring this morning it was ascer-
tanned that the reported deficiency, on
account of the Assistant Treasurer, is
about S1.000.00O. He and the other par
ties implicated have Internationally
turned over all their private property
to the Government. 1t is not antici-
pated that the United States will he 4
! loser 10 any considerable extent. The
Government deposits in New Orleans
National Banks are less in amount than
the securities held by the United States.
and the Government, therefore. will not
be the loser from these institutions.
The parties implicated in the difficulties
have heretofore horne the highest char
acter for honesty and financial ability.
II is supposed they involved themselves
in cotton operations. and their losses re-
suited from a decline in the price of
that article. When the Secretary of the
Treasury received information of the
difficulty, he, last Friday week, dis
patched Commissioner to New Orleans
10 protect and take charge of the Gov
eminent interests. There was TO delay
whatever on his part in the premises.
The New York quotations received by
Messrs. Ira h. McVay & Co, of Govern
ments i'll that market, are as follows:
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May Il.
FLOUR & WHEAT-DulI and 10
sales, and prices nominal, but receipts
OF both light and the stocks small;
many holders have withdrawn from
the market.
CORN-In moderate demand; No. |
in elevator, 94a95.
OATS-Closed at ~ in elevator.
RYE-Firmer ut 20.
WHISKI-Held at 81 in bond.
PROVISIONS-Unc
MESS PORK-22 80.
BULK MEATS-Sa10 for shoulders;
IL for sides and II for clear sides.
LARD--Sold moderate; extra, l2s.
BUTTER-Dull at 25a27: receipts in
crcasing.
CHEESE--Dull at l2a14 for new.
LlNSEED OIL 45a1 46.
GOLD-Closed at 36a buying.
EXCHANGE--At par buying.
MONEY-Market quiet at unchanged
rates; discount sal0 per cent.
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Mexican News.

New YORK, May 1.-THE steamer yir-
ginia, from Vera Cruz. 4th. has arrived.
The seige still continued, but there was
bat little activity. The city was all
fortified, but the Liberals have but few
guns. The besieged hope that the yell
low fever season now coming on will
cause the Liberals TO raise the siege. 1t
is reported that the Liberals have a
strong war steamer at Tampieo, which
will soon arrive at tue blockade port of
Vera Cruz. SiSsal was taken by the
Liberals. April 26th, and was still in
their possession. The Virginia brought
back 70 New York the cargo which She
took out for Sissal. News from the in
terror of Mexico was meagre and unre-
liable
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Civil Rights.

FORTRESS MONROE, May E.--An in
stance of an alleged violation of the
civil rights bin occurred to-day in Nor
folk aud has occasiOned considerable
comment. 1t appears that colored
woman, passenger OH the ferry boat
crossing the river, was elected from the
cabin designated for white women by
the captain Of the boat. Complaint
was made to the Mayor, who issued a
warrant for the arrest of the captain,
who was taken into custody. The ease
will he heard tomorrow.
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State ofWest virginia.

ohio County Circaif Court. AprH Rules
1861.
John L. Lakin and John
Stallman. partners nm.
der the firm name OF ,,.ootu,, l.. n
John T. Lakin e. Co. A''''' :"
james w. Clark.
F1NHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO he
i cover from the defendant, James W Clark
the sum OF sixty dollars (s6O) with Interest
thereon, from the cath day Of May, 1865, I'll
paid and cost of this suit
II appearing from an affidavit fled in IL,
cause that the defendant is not a resident %
this State. On motion Of the plaintiffs by
g. L. Cranmer, their attorney, II is ordered
that he do appear here one month after th'
fourth weekly publication and due posting OF
this order and attend to his interest in this silt
A copy. Teste: MICHAEL BREINIG.
G.. l.. CRANMRR CLERK.
Attorney for Plaintiffs. apr3Ooaw.it
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Meeting Of the ReforMcrs in London
Address by John Bright

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE IIcrald's
special, dated London, -, says: A nu-
merously attended and very imposing
meeting of the reformcrs of England,
was held in st. James Hall in this city
to-day. The asscmblagc was called
with the view of supporting proper
and well adjusted plan of house-holders'
long franchise, and some of those pres
ent were inclined TO accept what are
known as the Cabinet concessions on
these points. Mr.. John Bright atterd-
ed and delivered an address To the as
semblage. He argued very forcibly
against the desired hill and its amend
ments, and showed that il is mere JUS
|, tice TO the will of the people. He en-
poets the liberal members of the Hauso
of Commons to reject the measure alto
gether, by. voting against il unanimous
~ at the third reading and Thus COM
pei the Cabinet To remit the question
of reform to the people at large.
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Dreadful Accident.

BUFFALO, May l7.-About two o'clock
this afternoon the roof of the Buffalo
Union pudding mill, 9Ox10o feet. fell
in, burying 100 workmen in the debris.
Four men were killed and ID dreadfully
crushed. The names of the killed are :
Charles H. MilligaH, George Parce,
Frederick Foster and James Hurphy.
The Union iron works were destroyed
by fire last December, and had been
rebuilt, and the roof was Just heing
placed in position.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, D1ay IL, loo'.
$3.50 p. M.-American Gold l36aalS7
Ohio certificates 24a244; Canton, ABB
a4l: Cumberland coal. 30a304; Quick
silver, 26!a27; Mariposa, 64a7l; do. pre-
terred. 17tals; Western Union Tele-
graph, 42ja43t; Pacific Mail l2sa
l2Si: Atlantic, lo3gal0A; New York Cen
trail, g7ia979; Erie, 625a63; Hudson. lOl4
alO34; Michigan Central iO9!: Mich
igan Southern, 67ga61 !: Illinois Central,
1i4aa115: Pittsburg, 12ia72l: Toledo,
Il3al13I; Rock Island. sa!asas; North
western. 344a34.; do. preferred, "9.a599;
Fort Wayne, 96a96l.
Border State bonds firm; new Tell
nessee is, 62sa628: old Virginia Us. GA
GIL: new North Carolina is, a.; Nilsson
ri Us, u ta973; Hannibal aud st. Joseph
bonds, -l4a82; Pacific bonds, Na97@.
Steam and coal shares steady.
Miscellaneous list inactive and gem
orally firm.
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CRISPER COMA

oh she was beautiful and fair
With starry eyes. and radiant hal,
Whose curling tendrils soft. rs,r;,.,
Unclaimed the Very heart and mind
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Sonth American Nc,ya

NEw YORK, May 1.-THE mail steam
ar from Rio Janeiro arrived to day from
South America. President I.onez. of
Paraguay, accepted the mediation nrof.
ferred by the United States Government
through Minister Washburne, and
would send 81 envoy to Washington.
The allies, on the other hand, had not
accepted the American plan, aud it was
doubtful whether there would be no
further fighting between the contend
ing armies. ~ E
The revolt in Mendoza, Argentine Re-
public, is assuming still more alarming
proportions. -.rT E.r
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Nex Ysrk Market.

New YORK, May Ia.
coTTON-Easier; sales 10000 bales
81, 2ss for middling uplands. -. -.
EToJIR-Receipts 3,704; market l0a
II lower: 1890 bbls at 10 90a11 GO for
sunerfine State and western; IL Scala Is
for extra western: Ia 20al5 20 for choice
do: IL 6,Oai4 50 for shipping brands ex-
ira ronnd hoop Ohio; Ia 60a15 go ,r
trade brands, closing dull; Californi;. at
moderate request, sales $50 bbls and
sacks at 16 GOa17 25. Rye flour dull.
sales 200 bbls ut 2 50a9 50.
WHISKY-Qniet and unchanged; no
receipts.
WHEAT-Market dull; sales 1900
bushels very good No. 9 Milwaukee at
1870.
RYE-Fairly active at la2c better;
sales q, 900 bushels Mt l az tor WESTERN;
100 small lots car free.
BARLEY 05 bid for Canada west
ern board export. = .. .g
MALT-Quiet. f. ...ni,-
CORN-Receipts Al, 029 bush; market
2a3c better, but less active; sales of 66, I.
600 bushels. at oral 30 for White
Southern. and 27ia1 % for New Vel
low. s...-..
OATS-Receipts $3.50 bushels; mar
ket la2c better; sales $4,000 bushels, NJ
s4as6 for Western, and S9a9Ot for State.
RICE-Firm: sales 100 ties Carolina at
ll9a12l. -.
COFFEE-Easier: sales "i III" on
| private terms.
SUGAR-Steady: sales 600 hhds at loa
alp for Cuba. and Hale for Porto Rico.
b, MOLASSES-Firm; sales 200 hhds
! English Island at 45a55.
| PETROLEUM-Quiet and 1irm.
! HOPS-Firm.
PORK-Drooping; sales 2So' barrels
ut % l2a23 30 for new mess, closing at
! % 1Ss regular; 90 90 for old do; ~ Ooa
10 Is for prime, and 90 O0 for prime
mess. -, ,
BEEF-Firm; sales Of $50 barrels Mt
about previous prices.
! BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales Of 24O bar
rels at 40 O0a43 90.
, BACON-Quiet; sales of 300 boxes
I Mt lUf for Cumberland cut; l2h for short
clear. and IL for short ribbed.
! CIT MEATS-Stcady; sales of 80
packages ut saal0t fol shoulders, and l2t
ALA for hams; 16al6l for do in bags.
IARD-Firm; sales Of 1900 barrels
Mt l2ia13i for new. and small lots Mt
l3s. ..... 49,.
BUTTER-Dull ut Ilal4 for Ohio.
/ CHEESE-Steady at 10al74.
LATEST MARKFTS-5P. VI.
FLOUR-Closcd very dull and lOal5
/ lower. ....
WHEAT-Quict; No. 2 spring at = ~
NJ a.: No. 1at2 S5a2 %.
+ RYE-Quiet and very firm; sales at
( ~ for western.
! OATS-ScaIcr end lie higher: western
/ ut S6aS1.
! BARLEY-Quier.
! CORN-Dull and scarcely 80 firm; old
shipping mixed western in store at ~
al 81; new mixed ut ! 22al "a.
! PORK-Quiet and steady: sales OF 2'o
bbls new mess at % 30 cash. closing at
! % 30 bid and % - asked.
/ BEEF-Moderately active.
CUT MEATS-Quiet and steady.
BACON-F'irm at log for Cumberland
! and l2i for short clear.
! LARD-Steady at l3ta13t for fair I"
/ prime steam.
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..ERoM-vvAei4lNaToN.
fA II g sa Y
The Unis. Paeinc SHailrsad-Intifa
49, A<ceuted-a Nnrefu ~ 9Aw.rA

TIA Unis. Paeinc Hailrsaa-Iutifa.
tisn AccePsed-secretary Seward.
NEW YORK; May 1.-THE Times spe-
cial says: The Judiciary committee to-
day began the investigation unto the
cases of the rival corporations which
claim to be the rightful proprietors OF
the charter and franchise of the Union
Pacific railroad, eastern division. MT.
Mead, of New, York, appeared and was
heard in behalf of the petitioners IN
the case. Tomorrow, Judge Usher, for
rnerly Secretary of the Interior, will he
heard in behalf Of the company which
Is now in possession of the road.
The President has decided to accept
the invitation extended to him by the
Masonic fraternity .of Boston to attend
their coming celebration.
The Herald's Washington special says;
Secretary Seward was before, the Ju.
dietary Committee yesterday and gave q
full account Of the efforts of the gov
eminent in the capture Of Surratt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18

On Tuesday evening, the 9TH instant,
Frederick McGinnis and Ellen Barnes,
both celored and devoted servants OF
Jefferson Davis and his family, were
married by Rev. o. S. Barton, of Christ
Church, Norfolk. They had been in
Mr.; Davis's family for many years, and
had remained with him when Richmond
was svacuated, were present ut his cap
ture, and continued to the last with him
and his family, cheerfnlly sharing with
them all the trials and sorrows and mis-
fortunes TO which they have been sub
ject
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18
Erom AZ Louia.

~. Louis, May 1.-THE liabilities 80
far as ascertained Of Wiggin & Grow
ther, charged with fra,.d and swindling,
are $4,000. About $500 worth OF
goods remained in the store when ti,r
assignment was made. -
The loss by the burning Of the steam.
er Denver at st. Joseph, yesterday, is
SO, 900: So 900 insured in Cincinnati
offices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18
,KRpARTUrIAR NOTICE.

Who have Ia,iured themselves by certain prac-
tee INDUCED in when alone, q habit frequently
learned from evil companions or at school, the
effects Of which are nightly iolt even when
asleep and ii not cured renders marriage inn
possible and destroys both mind and body,
should apply Immediately.
What pity that q young man, the hope Of
his country. the darling of his parents, should
I've snatrhea from all prospects and eDioyments
of life by the CONSEQUENCE of deviating from
the path of nature and indulging in certain
secret habit Such persons must before con