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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.


There is q steady improving feeling
in Wall street circles. The last rem
nants of the outstanding contracts
of the gold panic are being closed
raUo1;no one cause of the prevailing
Ji az, There appears good reasons
far boniur that the complication at the
Cold Exchange Bank will be success.
Lii nnrayelled before the close OF
tha week, and already the large amount
If finds held there belonging to VIM.
Heath & Co. has been released and the
firm are now settling their contracts on
the basis of 135, and the bull difference
in cash. Their proposal has been as
cepted by all the parties interested, ex.
cept for a merely nominal amount and
nine millions of contracts will then be
disposed of. The Lake Shore Directors
are still in session and nothing definite
has been divulged in regard to their de-
alterations, although the street has
been treated to some lively rnmors
which caused sharp advance in the
stock. The principal rumor is that the
board of director is to be remodeled go
as to give Commodore Vanderbilt the
controlling power in the management of
the road. 1t certainly looks very much
like stock jobbing canard.
remarkable statement was atioat to-
day that the purchase of the Toledo and
Wabash stock by the Lake Shore Com
pany was ratified by eleven of the Di-
rectors on August 18th, being unani-
nous vote of all present at that meet
ing. 1t is further stated that Legrande
Lockwood was called to New York to
attend this meeting, aud that every
thing was perfected when he arrived.
The statement that the Erie Railway
Company have leased the Albany aud
Susquehanna railroad for ninety nine
years appears premature.
MONEY-Easy at sac per cent on call.
STERLING-Quie5 at 109al09t
GOLD-Opened at 1905, ard closed at
l30tal3Os; carrying rates 3a5 per cent.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Heavy
and lower, under the FREQ sales by
Boston capitalists. Coupons, 81, 119sa
ll9i; do 80, ll94al20; do "a, 1l95all9g;
do '65, 1l9ga1l9s; do new, 1l7sall75; do
~, 1l74all75; do '65, 1l7sall75; lO.4Os,
1O84al0Si; currency 6s, 1O74alC73. The
Sub Treasurer bought S2,OOO.QO0 at
Ills "a 1O0a1l6.
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COLUMBUS, October 13.-The returns
and opinions of both parties indicate
HAYES election by about 1000 majority,
the House Democratic and the Senate
Republican. The Democrats claim that
il is SO close it will require the official
vote to determine who is elected Gov
ernor.
LANCASTER, o., October l3.-Fairfeld
county, 100 Democratic majority; Dem
ocratic gain of so over 1867.
TOLEDO, October 13.--Lucas county
will give Hayes l4OO majority. The
Republicans elect the entire ticket.
COLUMBUS, October l3.-The indepen-
dent Republicans from Hamilton coun-
ty have the balance of power in the
Legislature.
COLUMBUS, October 13.-Sixty-eight
counties heard from; Hayes loss on last
October $500, Hayes majority will BIT
about 5000. Legislature very close.
CINCINNATI, October l3.-Full returns
from Hamilton county show the votes
for Hayes, 10, 446; for Pendleton, %, l22
Pendleton's majority, 90. The fusion
ticket elects two Republicans and two
Democrat ic Senators, five Republican
and five Democratic members TO the
House, and three Republicans and three
Democratic county officers. The ma
iority of the fusion county and legisla,
tive ticket over the regular Republican
ticket is 1000 to $500.
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ErsCngo Marker
CHICAGO, Octobe

CHICAGO, October Is.
FLOUR-LeSs active and iiTmer at
65a6 90 for spring extra.
WIIEAT-Opened frm aud excited;
No. quiet and stronger, with sales at
| GAL 10; No. = opened 3a4c higher,
with sales at DIAL OH, gradually re-
cedcd to OF. and closed 1T | O2!a1 03;
this afternoon the market was irregular
at | 03 seller October and OBJ seller
last half for No. ,.
CORN-No.2 : opened strong and 3a3kc
higher; sales at G7!a6SC; subsequently
became easier and closed dull at 66a66!c;
rejected tirmer and quiet at 63aG5c; this
afternoon the market was unsettled at
G6!c seller October, and 664a67c seller
last half for No. 3.
Christianity active and 4alc higher;
sales No. at 31a39Ic, closing quiet at
3Sia3Sfc.
RYE-Fairly active and firmer; No.
opened at 73a74 subsequently advanced
to and closed at nc; rejected sold 1T G7
a7l1c, closing at Tic.
BARLEY Dull; No. . nominal at
12a1 l..
CATTLE-Dull and weak at 4 97t for
common to good cows, and > O0a6 GU for
stoCkers.
HOGS-ACtive and steady at GOA
= 62l for common; 6 75a9 % for fair to
medium; 40a9 S7i for good to choice;
10 00alO % for extra.
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to-day by General, Prim. Government
officials declare the rebellion is dying
out but the Republicans contradict
them and maintain that it is increasing.
The interruption of communications
renders it difficult to obtain information
from the provinces but there is no doubt
the instruction extends throughout the
country. The Cortes has appointed a
committee to inquire into the conduct
of deputies who are supposed to be with
the insurgents and to report what action
shall be taken in their cases. The in
surgents who were defeated with such
heavy loss at Saragossa were under the
leadership of Saloeghesa and Franton.
Martial law has been proclaimed az
Malaga. Many families have lied 70
Tangier. Valencia still resists the Gov
eminent arms. There is reason 10 DC
lieve is capitulation is imminent.
PARIS, October 13-The Patrie denies
the Government intends to suspend Ihe
right of reunion and adds that the Gov
eminent simply desires to give warning
that it will act with energy should the
public meetings degenerate into provo
cations of instruction. Charles Au-
gustin SANTA Beuve, the eminent critic,
poet and Senator of France, died to-
day, aged 65 years. Prince Charles. of
Roumanie, has gone to Brussels He
will return Thursday.
MADRID, October 13.-The railroad in
the vicinity of Valencia has been de-
stroyed. A fight took place near the
spot, in which $50 men were killed and
wounded on both sides.
PARIS, October 13.-The Patrie is ia
formed that the Sultan will 90 to Egypt
to preside at the Inauguration of the
Suez canal.
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or WHEELING.
capital, $E50,OO0
Directors
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Cincrrunti Marker.

CINCINNATI, October Ii.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
MHEAT-Unchanged and quiet.
CORN-A shade frmer; ear gOc.
OATS-Dull at 5Oa57c.
RYE-Dull at S8a9Oc.
BARLEY-Dull at 60 for prime fall.
COTTON-Dull; middling 25c.
IOBACCO-Dull, dropping and lower
WHIsKY-Quiet at Is.
MESS PORK-D1ll at 3lOO
BULK MEATS-None offered.
BACON-Firm at lie for shoulders
and 203c for sides
LARD-Demand light, at 173c.
BUITER-Firm; fair to prime 30a35c
EGGS-Scarce and firm at 23c.
CHEESE-Firm at 16al6ie for West.
ern Reserve and 17ial5c for factory.
SEEDS-No change; market dull fol
both clover and timothy.
OlLS-Linseed dull at CSC; lard Goa
l 30; petroleum 32a34c for refined.
GOLD-l30 buying.
EXCHANGE-Dull and lower, at lilo
discount buying and par selling.
MONEY-Market close.
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Philadelphia Cattle slarket
PHILADELPHIA. October |

BEEVES-Cattle were in fair demand
this week and prices were fraction
higher. About 1000 head arrived and
sold at Sia9c for extra Pennsylvania
and western steers; few choice at ga
9sc; fair to good at Ease, and common at
9a6io per pound gross, as TO quality.
COWS-Were without change; $50
head sold at 40 OOa6O 90 for spgingers,
and 10 ooa65 % per head for cow and
calf.
SHEEP-Were unchanged; $4,000
nead sold at the different yards at Ala
o'G UPp per pound gross, as to quality.
iSious-Were rather dull; 1900 head
so!u at the Union and Avenue drove
!alus at IA oVal4 75 per 100 pounds net
for corn fed, decline.
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New York Marker.

NEW YORK, October l3.
COTTON-A shade firmer, closing
quiet; sales of $500 bales at 264a2Gic for
middling uplands.
FLOUR-Closed shade tirmer, with
a moderate demand for medium and
low grades.
WHEAT-Quiet and without decided
change.
RYE-Dull at l2a1 Is for western.
OATS-Dull aud heavy at 63a65c for
western
CORN-Scarce and firm at 55ea1 OIL
for unsornl, and 1 02al 05 for sound
mixed western. .t..
PORK-Quiet at SO 90 for mess.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
BACON-In fair request at full prices.
CUT MEATS-Firm and quiet.
LARD-Quiet at l74alSc for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Steady at 25a30c.
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BY THE CABLE.
tEy Telegraph to the Register. J

PAE'S, October I3.-The Journal OF.
fetal has the following news: Several
puoic reunions have been announced to
take place here, and disorder is threat.
ened. The Government, however will
enforce the law, authorizing the spp-
preston of al public meetings of a
character calculated 10 disturb the
public.
1t is now said that the story of the
fnding of the body of Mr.. Kenck in
Alsace is false.
LONDON, October l3.-Lord Derby'S
condition IS much worse to day. He
mas been inSensible for several hours.
MADRID, October l3.-The troops of
the garrison of Madrid were reviewed
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Especially, who nave become n.
Solitary Vice. that dreadful ,1 '5e "a,
habit which annually swoer, :, ee :,
grave thousands Of Dung Men - - Ss,,
allied talents and brilliant intrTl,r, 70 Il.
otherwise have entranced Est,rig-SNs /
the thunder Of elsluence, or wstsf Us,
the thrilling lyre, may call With fST 9 q,
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gg Telegraph,
TO TmK REGISTER
TIE LATE ELECTIONS.
cEARY ELECTED BY 5000
CLOSE CONTEST IN OHIO
Hayes Election Conceded.
the LEGISLATURE IN DOUBT,
HAYES Election Conceded
the LEGISLATURE IN DOUBT
OHIO.
Especial to the Register.l

COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 1873 P. NJ.
Returns this morning leave the result
doubtful. Fifty.six counties give Pen
dleton 1892. The Republicans this
morning claim Hayes election by 5000.
Il will take the official vote to decide,
if the other thirty-two counties are as
close as those we have got. SPIvINs.
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ENDORSEMENT of JHl IHfN

Tho many Thousands c.fra o.. t'
mont within tho last twenty E.s.' ~.
morouA important SUR l. uT -,..'
by DR.. Johnston, witB'-Ho. u1 o.. .. I.
the Sun, and many Othrr paf'rs A....'
appeared again sld sgr.n p..'7' 81.
sides h.s staGdiur ~ -rui.. oar
and re- ponaibilI,5, isar .~7"sg .
aft cod.
SIN diseases speed. r7rfi
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Boston Wool Mnrhet.
BosToN, October 9


The receipts for the week have been
BAL bales, against 50e9 bales for the
corresponding week of last year. The
sales for the week comprise $4,000 lbs
of domestic, and 1000 lbs and 2S2 bales
OF foreign.
! The interruption to travel and the
damage to many of the mills which the
recent freshet has caused has undoubt-
! edly kept large number of manufac-
turers out of the market during the past
few days, aud interfered materially with
the wGol market. The sales indicate a
very moderate business, and dealers
generally report but a light demand.
Prices are without material change, aud
the market continues TO favor cash
buyers, while credits are granted with
caution, and ali paper is carefully scru-
tiniZed. Manufacturers are working
up their stocks very closely, and the
purchases ere made for immediate
consumption, and wool is hurried for
ward to the mills as speedily as
possible. The sales comprise a number
of lots of XX wool at prices ranging
from 5laJ2c and while buyers are not
disposed to purchase at higher prices
holders would not sell their most desir-'
able lots below SIC. Ohio y is i'll fair
request, and prices are quite well sus-
tanned. Michigan y is selling to mod
crate extent at prices ranging from As
to 43c according to condition, large lots
could be readily placed at 45c cash,
but there is no disposition to sell at that
figure. Delaiue and combIng woods con-
tinue firm, but the sales for the week
have been light. Medium wool is not
50 active, and the sales have been made
at slight discount for prices current a
fortnight since. In California wool the
market is quiet and the transactions for
tho week have been light. Pulled woods
are firm, and extra, especially, has
been in request at full prices. The
stock here is very light, and as it will
not be replenished for some months,
the market is strong. There has been q
moderate demand for carpet wool the
past week and prices are unchanged.
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New York Dry Goods Marker.

NEW IVINhb ONVVUCI IV'
The marKet for cotton goods con-
tinues depressed but fair business is
doing at the concession. The Mason
vile 4 bleached muslins are Is to lie;
Ballou do, from Is to 14!c; Maxwell do,
from 20 to l9c; do 80 inch brown, from
20 to 1870; Great Falls A bleached, from
1T to 16ic, do A do, from 10 to lac; do
NJ do, from Ia to l3c; do Sdo, from -
to l2c 81 I'D
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Cleveland Market.
CLEVELAND, October -.

FLOUR-Dull.
NAEAT-Sales - cars No | red ut
Ii.
SCVhA-Held at S3as4c for No. /.
0S[AaII,S-Held at 4SaI9c.
~ E-Meld At 9Oc for No. l.
BALLEG-Nominala M J5a1 p
Us = -, ~ :, H-Rctined held at 25a
S01iio' p.ine rsht straw to white at 2sa
IT 81 10 - S onaa White in large lots,
6 80. nei" "'
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Ic!tdo marEe,

Toledo, October Is.
Flour dull. Wheat quiet and BAD,
better; sales regular white Michigan al
IL; amber at l 10; No. red held M
| 10: sales No. , do at l II: Corn Be
better and active: No. l at 75c; No. 2 al
73c. Oats la2c better and active fol
No. l.
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TAKE PAKTrUIlRTTT

I DIT. j. NNuIV'Fts - N-TE M -
themselves BY imp-cf ~ iute,o,,. -. ...1
habits, which ruin bp;l bjlyNd-. ~ Z. .'A
thom ior either business, sga, h.
marriage.
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Especial to the Register

COLUMBUS, October 1873 P. NJ.
Hayes is probably elected by small
majority. The Legislature is in doubt,
with the chances in our favor, especial
lv tba House. J. G. THOMPSON.
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From d. g.. Cox, ESQ.
HopGG~vIIiE, LARyE COUNTY, KY, }

HoDGGNvlLi.E, LARUE COUNTY, KY,
March %, 1865.
w II. WALKER, Esq:
DEAR SIR--FGr sne yeaEpreyious to my meet.
ing you at GIaysou Springs last August 1 had
been subject to Fever and Aguc Chills, and at
your suggestion used your Tonic Bitters freely
before my chill day, and have not had q chill
since and have enjoyed uninterrupted good
health. Your friend, &C.,
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New arcrcinrYn Ynr.

a New Secretary Of War.
IL is known that General Sherman
accepted the office of Secretary OF Wa:
only temporarily, or until tho President
could make n permanent appointment
The President has now appointed Majo1
General William NJ. Belknap, of Iowa
Major General Bclkuap is graduate OF
Princeton College, New Jersey. Hc
served in tie army from the first to the
last day of the late war. He command
ed one of the divisions of the 18th Army
Corps in General Shermans last two
campaigns, with great credit to himseli
and to the entire satisfaction of his
superiors. He is about IS years of age,
in excellent health, and is a lawyer by
profession. He has already been tele,
graphed, and will reach Washington in
a few days, when General Sherman will
formally resign his position of Secre,
tary of War and General Beiknap will
enter upon the duties of his office.
Oun visit.
President Grant, General Sherman,
Postmaster General Cresswell, Secretary
Cox and General Horace Capron will
leave Washington tomorrow morning
ut o'clock. They will be Joined by a
committee ~ the Relay House, which
will escort them to Monocacy Junction.
where the President and party will be
received by Committee, and under its
escort proceed to the Frederick Demo,
and thence to the grounds OF the
Agricultural Society, The visitors will
remain i'll Frederick until Friday morn.
ing and then proceed by carriages to
visit the battle fields of South NOM.
tain and Antietam, returning here The
same evening.
The Comptroller of Currency
To-day notified the National Banks &c
forward to him the usual reports OF
their condition at the close of business
on saturday, October 9th.
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From. Mrs. A. M. Meeker.

ATLANTA, GA, January, lSGS.
W. H. WALKER Esq:
DEAR SIR hereby certify that have used
Walkers Tonic Bitters, and a tonic thes can
not lie surpassed. ! recommend my Southern
friends to use them; thsy will invigorat" ID
give nsw life. Respectfully, &c,
MRS. \. NJ. MEEKER.
LOUISVILLE, March -, lsGS.
W. Il. WALKER, Esq:
DEAR SIR-We have used your Tonic Bitters
with great satisfaction, and can recommend
them for their great medicinal qualities, and
also as an agreeable invigorating beverage and
superior tonic
Z. Chamberlin, +. L. Huffman
Vene Z. Armstrong, A. j. Mitchell,
Miller Stewart, g. j. Walton,
James Kennedy, j. b. Walker,
VIM. Gay, j. NJ. Duncan,
Philip Speed. e. n. Warren,
T. l.. Post Thomas Steele,
r. II. Crump, 0. 4. johnson,
{. Geo. ID. Prentice, Isham Henderson,
VIM. L. Hughes
WALKERS Tonic BIrrERs are known to the
Faculty, and are not a PATENT medicine and
are endorsed by eminent Physicians, Ministers
and otEors.
W. Il. WALKER, Sole Prop'r,
Louisville. Ky.
mara7
Esfs;a
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TUE LATE ELECTIONS
CLOSE CONTEST IN OHIO

craRYELECTED BY 5000,
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WASHINGTON ITEMS
WASHINGTON, October l3
By Telegraph to the Register. ]

WASHINGTON, October ID.
International Exposition &ssocintion.
Tho general committee of one hun
dred held meeting lasj night and
adopted the draft of u charter to be
presented to Congress for an enactment
incorporating the International Expo
sition Association, with capital Of
$1,000 900.
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BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
Designated Depository U. >.
Capital, = 100000.
SurDlHs. $4,000.
1FoNEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT.
wi Exchange bought and sold:
Collections made and proceeds promptly re-
mitted.
Interest on special deposits ct the rate
of form per cent. per annum where the deposit
remains six months, and pre- per cent. If for one
year. .- r.l
Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers, Ian K
ers and Others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale IN Sums 20 suii-
A constant supply Of new Fractional Curren-
CIV, and 1, ?, 3 ard 5 cent coin kept fer the nc
commodatien of depositors and the pablo.
GEORGE L. WHEAT, President.
GEORGE ADAMS, Cashier.
marl3ly
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DR. JOHNSTON

Member Of the ROy.. College ols.
don. graduate IRON one OF a. r..
Colleges in the United State, a. + y. '.s.
part of whose lite has been rsrt..,, .rr
tails of London, Paris, PEiaJs.,it. .r
where, has effected some u N - Or. r
ing cures that were cv,r -.
trUEbled with ringing In tie To- Oh.
asleep, great nervousness Oep, a. 50
don sounds, 6ashiu.Russ s.tb -, a. 81.
ing, attended, sometimes VA ''N". Oh.
mind, were curea iwIellicy
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Reflect that sound mind and y6f b.. 70
most necessary regulates 60 rrouns,
happiness. Indeed, without u'.a o.,
through life become, e weary d..
prospect hourly dark ems 10 tie y..a. Do rl
becomes Swallowed with jp-g..r AM. f.
tho melancholy rrh"Ct!ou hat tag tl.. s.
another becomes hlightcd with rur ~
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v,rOBACCO. WEsTEis
20 boxes Niagara los, black,
IS caddies de. los and Navy h ID,
o boxes E;ussel's los, black,
10 boxes Ellegantus lrs, black,
~ caddieS 20 la.
20 Highland ChieijaiE to UiIck
Is Mermaid Navy Is
81 Pine Apple Navy Is
OLD VIRGINIA.
IA boxes Sweet Rose bright lbs,
Ambrosia los,
40 Curiosity &" lbs
10 Twin FL Dorado, soft pressca is
5 Bright Twist
10 Millers Fine Twist
40 Diadem Soft Pressed l.
SMOKING TOBACCO
Is bbls F. &. cut and dry
10 halt bbls T. a. cut and dry,
10 kegs Mexican ; q twist, inr sale.
MAXWELL y llNGIE.
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WEST VIRGINIA INSURANCE CO.
Franklin Insurance Comp

= OuAlIl LILO III CJLSU SUIJ1 ~ Y
or WHEELING.
Capital, SE50,G00
Directors:
SAML MCCLELLAN GEORGE MENDEL,
II. II. LOGAN, TuCS. p SIAGLERCss,
&. W. FRANzIIEIH, j. n. VANCE,
J. IL. HOBBs MICHAEL REILLY
LOUIS g. STIFEL
V'EsIs COMPANY NOW HAVING
i been organized ~ c years and ia hat tiHs
done a successful business, is 3ti.l prepared e
take risks at fair rates on Buildings of all kinds
Merchandise, Manufacture. Establishments
Furniture, Steamboats, anu CayEues on the West
ern Rivera and Lakes. This company offers
superior inducements t. Farmers, whereby they
can be insured on Dwellings, Furniture Barns
and COatents, for three or five years at reduced
ratcs. This being a State company, with tho
Largest Cash Capital
paid in and surplus OF any company in the s. l'e
and composed 0! some nincty-iour stockhold ~
most OF whom are among our best business men
recommends itself TO tho favorable considers
ton OF tho insuring public, ana solic.ts thor
patronage. Applications for insurance will he
promptly attended TO ut their office No. -
Monroe street, or at their several E.gr C!os
throughout the State.
g. Il. COEN, Secretary.
i. C. DICK, Assistant Secretary.
SAAiL MCCLELLAN, Prcsdsnt.
GEO. BENDEL, Vice President.
feb2n-dGw
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YOUNG kfEG

Who have Injured thoEosolySs by ,si.s-.
toe INDUCED IN when alone. 4.U.. u
learned from evil companions, oraN.
effects of which aTO nightly lc,t tr. 81
asleep, and II not cured Toudcn Hur..,
possible, and destroys both mind
should apply immediately.
What n pity that a young ma %
his country, tke darling 81 lsplvar,t -
DO snatched from al prospects A. Ca -r.
OF life 10y the consequences OF dew.
the path of nature 4Ha inouig.'. lee -.
secret habit. Sl,I p,Tsons must. b, 70.
templating
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Married Persons, or Young Ne,
ing Marriage. being aware OF -, ~. .5
ness, organic debility. d,f,rr,i;5s.'l
cured. ''e'
He who places himself = ar-,,..-
j., may religiously contde IN In. Gu.
tleman, and couLG ntly ny up5, '.' =
physician. 's
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Rail Road Company,

WHEELING, May 9Th, l,G9.
PASSENGER TRAINS WELL Run
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