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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-18
DISEASES OF IMPRUDRSCR

When the misguided and imprudent votAry
Measure fihds that he has imbibcd the sceds 0l
this painful disease, II too often happens that
An ill.timod sensa Of shame or dread Of discovery
detsrs him from applying 20 those who, from cd
ucation and respeCtability can alone befHeud
him DELAYING till the constitutional symItUms u
this horrid disease make their appearance such
As liberated sero throat diseased uoss Hs'tuIuA
pains In the head a d'mness o. "Eht
deafness. nodes on the shln bones and arms
blotches on the head, face and ertrcnir"
crossing with frightiul rapidty tH
palate Of the mouth or tho bones
fall ln. and the victim Of this awful t.fs'
comes a horrid object NJ CommiseratiOnta To AZ
puts period 10 his dreadful sun'ring' by "aa
| ing him 10 THAT Undiscovered Country iion
WHENCE DO traveller returns" ,,,
III melancholy fact that thousands fall rt.
tins 20 this terrible disease, owing 70 TIE W
skillfullness Of ignorant prctendors, Who' I w
use of that DEADLY Poison, MEkcuEI, TUE 'l'
! constitution and make the residue Of life mi'f
able.
OFFICE = SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
I'm hand aide going from Balpmsrr Street :
few doors from the corner. ~ FaI nst !" "
servo name and number
~ No letters received unless post Pai' az
containing a stamp 10 be used on The frPl
Persons writing should state age, ana "D1 y
ton Of advertisement describing symptoms
The Doctors DIPLOMA hang In biz ea.''
ENDORSEMENT OF THE rRESA
The many thOusands cured AZ this s'iss'h
mont within the last twenty years. and lA' p.
merous important Surgical Operations psrioruS =,
by DR.. Johnston, witnessed 10y The fsp7ileih''gs
the Sun, and many other papers Bolo'' o. -
appeared again and again before the yg'..
sides his standing A. a gentleman Of eAAiNs.
and responsibility, IL a sufficient guAfaaJN ~
Stir Jis.,ss. .,s.dr,v cr,.A sgF'Er
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RAILRoAD.-Work has been sus-
pended on this (the northern) divi-
sion of the r !, Ill. & N. Railroad.
Further construction will not be re-
sumed until the required amount to
secure the completion of the road
shall be raised by municipal or county
subscription. or otherwise Hender-
son County will do her whole duty,
we are confident, and we trust that
every county along the line will come
forward in manner so substantial
ia nature as to leave no doubt as to
the early completion of the great en-
terprise already giving such manifest
evidences Of usefulness and profit to
the country through which it passes.
The amount asked by the Company
cannot be used until a sufficient sum
is raised to complete the road. Bear
this IL mind when you are asked for
your Henderson, Reporter.
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THE organization of the Paducah Board
OF Trade has been completed.
THE Lexington Salesman reports the
fruit considerably Injured by the cold
weather.
MAJOR j. L. FOLEY, of Covington, has
declined the position ofSecretary of Lega-
ton to Madrid.
THE Republican State Convention will
be held in Lexington on the 9th day OF
May.
THE Monitor urges the organization OF
fire bucket companies In different parts of
greensboro, under the direction OF a chief
JOHN g. FORD, o. the Shield, is canvass
ing Daviess County as a candidate for the
Legislature.
THE annual horse show at Russellville,
an Monday last, wasithe largest and most
attractive witnessed there for years.
A TOBACCO fair, to be held In Paducah
before the ID of June, is talked Of
RELIGION and temperance are engaging
an unusual degree of attention in Frank
fort.
HARRISON County has decided not to
change the location of her fair ground, but
to build pike TO the present grounds.
A MEETING viii be held at the Court
House in New Castle, on Monday next, in
the Int srest of the Cumberland and Ohio
Railroad. Several eminent speakers are
expected to be in attendance.
A FEW days since a young man, while
the train was passing through the long
tunnel on the Kentucky Central Railroad.
near Covington, attempted to kiss a young
girl who sat In front of him, when she
seized his hand and bit a large piece out of
the back Of 1t.
THE Paducah Herald says there are two
men in Jail;in that city from w ebsterCounty
sentenced by the United States Court, we
understand upon negro testimony, to one
years Imprisonment aud a ane of $500
each upon the charge of whipping negro.
A MAD dog excitement prevailed Ia Lou
isville on Thursday morning. A dog was
chased through several streets and finally
killed.
THE Commissioners under the charter
OF the Paducah & Gulf Railroad, met on
Tuesday, at Paducah, and resolved to open
books 10 complete the organization of the
road.
THE Louisville & Cincinnati Mail Line
Company have brought suit against fifteen
insurance companies in Cincinnati, to re.
cover an aggregate of $4,000 Insurance on
the steamers America and United States
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COOP PRICEs.-We judge from the
following report of the sale of proper
ty in Henderson. that prices there
are looking up. We copy from the
Reporter:
The johnson corner property
was sold at auction on Monday last
1t was divided into nine lots, four
fronting on Main Street and five on
First Street. On Main Street the cor
ner lot, 224 by 125. was secured by
John Haffev, at 1925 per foot; lot No. 2
brought $780, No 3 500; No 4 800.
The five lots on First Street were sold
consecutively as follows: one at $54,
one at $73. one at $62, one at $54, one
at $50. We anticipate the early erec-
ton of several buildings on this de-
sirable property.
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New AdvertIseunents.
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and power. The speaker admirably
portrayed a number of characters of
human life, and interspersed his re-
marks with pleasing. anecdotes, hu-
morous stories, and beautifully rem
dered several quotations Of the great
poets and authors. Mr.. Sims IS an
able lecturer, having the great gilt OF
clear, silvery voice, and IS eloquent
from fullness of information.-Cta
cin0afi CANINE ciaI
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TIOK rs, @5.


THE DRAWING WILL TAKE
- place at Masonic Temple, in Louis
vile, Kentucky, on the LIST day Of Septem-
Der, 1869. .I = L.Ea
Agents will furnish pam phlets givins
ing the act of the Legislature IuthorfzS1lo
he sale. ...-s 81. :
Commissioners who will manage the en-.
terprise are named in the act OF the 1leafs.
lature, and their integrity and resDoosi.
(Which will be- found in the pamphlets)
OF Governor John W. Stevenson. Hons.
Garrett Davis and Thomas g. AoCreeFy
United States Senators, Hon. John III
OF Representative Hon. A rchibald Dixon
Joseph Adams, President OF the Farmers
Bank, L. G. Dallam, President Of the Ma
tionai Bank, John II. BaTret and Others. OF
OF the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judi
cIal District, and NJ. $. johnson, Judge of
the Court OF Common Pleas, of Indiana:
Hon. VIM. IL. Walker, Mayor, John
Hopkins, President First National Bank
and others, or Evansville, Indiana, and
many other gentlemen OF position and
prominence in Kentucky and indiana.
TICKETS can be purchased of lf
l. II. LYME, Farmers Bank, Hender-
r, B. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank
THos. 4. 4. BROOKS, Covington, KY;
JOHN g. LATHAM, President Bank OF
Hopkinsvtlle, Hopkinsville, Ky.
James L. Dallam, Commercial Bank IA
Ess- Books opened at these points on the
1st Of October, 1868.
PHI Lip HORNBRO0K, ESD, Water
Street, between Main and sycamore, and
SEMONIN, DIXON q CO., No. - north
First street. will order tickets from the
Agents at Henderson, KY, Tor those who
desire to purchase. HsZS dtf
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OHIO RIVER LAND FOa SALE.

WV tracts Of land, .unimproved, heavily
ti:nbered and rich soil, lying on the banks
OF the OHIO RIVER ana adjoining the lands
OF the Messrs. Wallace, in Critfenden
County, Kent1cky- each tract contafufno
about 30 acres, and adjoining each other.
Also, one tract OF land lying abont ~
miles from the above, back from the river
Wen numbered, unimpI owed, and medfnna
soil, containing about 500 acres n . land
on the river we will Sell IT SIS per acre.
ana that back from the liver at e6 peI
acre-one-thtrd cash in ha ld, and baiance
in one and Two years, with notes bearine
interest at the rate OF 6 per cent. per ane
mum, and secured by lien on the land or
good personal security. Messrs. Il. H. and
point out to purchasers the location. Adj
dress JAMES p. WEBB, Dycusburg Nv
or SANFORD DUNCAN, Cincinnati, OHIO
aprl2 dim -o'
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T FL e D OLAR S q N
CHARLES A. DANA'S PAPER.

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premium list. I.W. ENGLAND, Publisher
Sun, New ork.
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CHARACTER AND CHARACTERS
Morris Chapel, on Central Avenue,
between Fourth and Fifth Streets,
was crowded last evening upon the
occasion of the delivery Of a lecture
on the above subject by the Rev. G.
N. Sims, Of indianapolis. The lee
ture was al interesting one, and the
subject was handled with great skill
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A ROYAL dynasty has been over
thrown in Spain; but, in some re-
spects, the situation there is not diff
ferent now from what it was in the
days of Isabella. A Madrid letter
saws:
1.-The President Of the Cortes rides
in gala coach an immense affair
of gilt and decorations. and arms of
the ex-Queen, drawn by four splendid
animals, gaily comparisoned. and led
by four grooms in full dress, with
powdered wigs, cooked hats, and all
that. The reins are of silk; the whip
is extensively mounted with gold.
Republication evidently has very
little foothold among the Hidalgos.
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The DIFFICULTY REMOVED
EVERY STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE
StIlIReITs Patent
Heater and Lime Catcher !

n experienced by those who use steam
power is the formation in their boilers OF
what is known 20 engin GERS as - SlJALlG"
or - va hard Substance
formed out OF the earthly salts contained
in the water, which attaches itself firmly
to the whole inner surface of the boiler.
In this city this difficulty is peculiarly age
gravated by the large quantity of mague-
STA and lime found IN the wal err, which,
besides forming scales on the boiler. OBJ
strIlcfs tine pipes ana occasions the most
annoying delays in cleaning, as well as
actually endangertng Che safety of the
T. boiler.
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= IN retiring from the above firm. / cheer
July recommend my former partners, who
c, ps ose bhe new nrIns as worthy OF the
ca 70 th9 firms In which they were pari-
ners, as well as of the entire buginese eS,r,,-
AnunLty. JAMES NJ. CARPENTER.
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nrdrnnhOhla.

Our exchanges are filled with ac-
counts of mad dogs. The New Albany
Ledger says mad dog, with froth
dripping from his mouth, ran into
the Recorders Office In that city, the
other day. as if seeking hiding place.
CHARLES ScHwARTzEL, a boy EN-
ployed in the Office, seeing the dog as
he entered, seized him by the neck,
with the intention of putting him out,
but was not aware of the fact that h e
was mad when be did so. At that
moment Col. TULEY, County Clerk,
came in, aud seeing the dog was mad,
told the boy to hold fast to him until
he could kill him. The boy did so.
although the dog shrugged to bite
him, but he was soon dispatched by a
we'll directed blow from an axe handle.
The Lafayette Courier reports a
genuine case of mad dog in that city.
The dog was killed before he did any
serious damage. The Chicago Tn
ONuS gives lhC tuOSb ulSbi CSoAus par
tieGlars of case of hydrophobia iu
| that city. and the attempt to cure il
with a Russian Vapor Bath, which
we copy:
A young man named VIM. Good
willie, employed as foreman in the
box factory of his brother Thomas,
died horr. BILE death from the COM
bined effects of hydrophobia and a
Russian steam bath, at Prescott's
Medicated Bath Rooms, No. 175 East
Madison Street, yesterday afternoon.
The particulars are of a peculiarly
distressing character. About two
months ago, while the deceased was
at work at his brothers. factory, To-
Gated on the North Pier, a small euI
came upon the premises, and running
up to Mr.. Goodwillie, bit him on the
feshy part of his right hand, between
the knuckles of the thumb and fore
finger. There was nothing in the APP
pearance of the animal to excite sus-
picion or alarm. He exhibited no
symptoms of madness, but neverthe-
less. as a precautionary measure. IL
obedience to a popular superstition
which inculcates the absurd belief
that the death of the animal removes
any danger that might accrue. the
dog was killed. 1t is true that the
death of the canine prevented him
from biting anybody else, but did not
in the least affect for good the person
| bitten,
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
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WILLIAM HETLMAN, Agent.
Dissolution Of Oopartnership

FHNaaE COPARTNERsHHP HER Sssr0-
M fore existiu between ]. NJ Carrentsr
l. M. w hlte, ana .. Clement, under me
q Co, Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent; The business VIII be continued IS "
firm name and style o. Clement IA h 10 o
~ co. CARPENTER, WHITE ~ 90
Evansville, April 10th, 1863. ~
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sliIIveII's Pntent Heater

Removes all this difficulty, sending the
water into the boiler free from any sedt-
menb Whatever, and pure as II distilled.
All VINO use what are RnOpE1 as the d" drive
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save them much money in the purchase OF
fuel, 10 say nothing of the annoyance aud
delay An cleansing boilers. The Heater is
easily managed, and quickly cleansed
one has been in operation at Iglehealts
FIGURING Mill for many months. and given
entire satisfaction. Another is IN opera
ZION IN Heilman's Foundry and the Cotton
Mil adjoining.
Orders Tor Stillwell's Heater viii receive
prompt attention If LETT with
WIIIIlM uRIIM WY -.
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Sample sent by mail for 10 cts. Address z.
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AGENTS TO sell the
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A YOUNG lady in California broke
her neck struggling to prevent a
young man from kissing her. Make
a note of it, ladies.
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MENDLESON'S NATIONAL
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underneath, and as the effects made
themselves pereeptible, he became
furiously frantic. His yells yeredoud
and appalling, and very much resem-
bled the bark of a dog. He stamped
his bare feet on the floor, beat the
sides with his head and manacled
hands. and otherwise behaved him
self in a manner that was terrible to
hear, and fairly froze the blood of
those In waiting. Gradually the heat
was increased, and In the course of
five minutes 125 degrees Fahrenheit
was reached. At this stage
BODY FELL TO THE FLOOR
and then all was still. The heat was
then increased to 136 degrees, and
shut off. A minute or two after the
attendant entered the little chamber,
and conveyed the almost Illuminate
form into an adjoining room. Cold
water was thrown on his face, and he
began to breath slowly. Under the
application of more water, respiration
increased perceptibly, aud hopes were
expressed that the remedy had proved
efficacious. But soon he began to
foam al the mouth; his breath came
slowly and heavily, and about ten
minutes after he was taken from the
bath room
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BEST OFFERS TO AGENTS

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a SIX YOUR BOCrOR or Druggist for
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QuInine. Is made only by +. STEA rms,
Chem ist, Detroit.
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Linnincott & Blackwell.

Manufactures of Circular, Muley, Mill,
Gang and C-oSs-Cut Sa WIS. Chopping Axes,
all shapes. Colburn's Patent Axe. Shovels,
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A PAIR OF HANDCTTFFs

Were placed on his wrists, and he
was forcibly thrust into the little air
tight closet called bathroom. The
steam is forced into the chamber from
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DESF WHITE WHEAT FAMILY
- FLOUR at 81 per bag, at the Cash
house of
app VICKERY BROS. 70 Main st.
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HE EXPIRED.

His face 10 death showed no marks
Of terrible agony that a few minutes
before rent his soul, and, when his
eyes had been closed, his counte-
nance presented the very picture of
peace. The deceased is one of five or
six brothers. all residing in this city.
He was twenty six years of age, and
leaves a young wife and child to
mourn his untimely and terrible end.
Three of his brothers were present at
the time of his death. and their feel
ings can better be imagined than de-
scribed. And yet they ought to have
rejoiced that the terrible agony was
over, and the troubled soul at rest.
DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoBIA
Is certainly one of the most horrible
that can come to man, and the surest
prevention is the removal of the first
cause.-The dogs. Let the war on the
CANNES, now so we'll prosecuted, be
continued until every stray and loose
dog in the city has bitten the dust.
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A MAD STONE SENT FOR.

Anxious to do for him everything
that could be done, the patients
friends telegraphed to Peoria, to the
proprietor of what is known as mad
stone" to come by the first train and
bring the stone. This stone is of
porous nature, and is invested by the
popular mind with healing power in
the case of hydrophobia. 1t is said,
whether truly or not, that the appli-
cation of it to the wound draws the
poison out of the system.
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STRAINED HONEY-By the pound,
1p2 VICKERY BROS, 70 Main st.
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THE oLD-EsrABLIsHED HOUSE OF
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GROCERIES.
Fresh FAMILY GROCERIES

AND WHERE TO GET THEM.
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THE STEAM BATH.

For the bath consumed considerable
time, and in the interim the afflicted
man was subject to the most abjeet
fear and terror. The greatest fear he
labored under was an impression that
his elder brother intended to take
his life, and in the interval between
the spasms he loudly accused him of
evil designs. When the bath was
ready.