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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-18
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College OF Suigeoas
don. graduate from one Of the most emu.
COLLEGES In the United States, and tie grss.
part OF whose life has been spent in the bosgrs
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia aud e,sgss,-.
has effected some of the most astonishing u-
that were ever known. Many trouble r
ringing in the head and ears when asleep .r,
nervousness being alarmed At suddcg s1l.,
bashfulness, with frequent blushing ir,sf.
sometimes with dsrangcmeutof mind, vr.r.
al immediately.
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that n sound mind and body are %
most necessary regulates % promote oouuauA
happiness. Indeed, without these the ioutr
through life becomos n weary pilgrimage o.
prospect hourly dArkons 20 the yiow. The re-
becomes Swallowed with despair and allied 80
tho melancholy reflection that the happ.uos
nnnfhnr hncnmna hllHhIal with our own.
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Franklin Insurance Comply
OF WHEELING.
Capital, $I5O,OOO
Directors


Capital, $I5O,OOO
Directors
SAM'L MCCLELLAN GEORGE MENDRL,
T. II. LOGAN, THos. p. SHALLCRosS,
G.. w. FRANzHEIM, j. n. VANCE,
j. II. HOBBS MICHAEL REILLY
LOUIS G. STEEL
VNHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING
J. been organized five years, and in that time
done a successful business, is still prepared te
take risks at fair rates on Buildings Of all kinds
Merchandise, Manufacturing Establishments
Furniture Steamboats, and caTsOes on the West
ern Rivers and Lakes. This company offers
superior inducements to Farmers, whereby they
can be insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns,
and contents, for three or five years at reduced
rates. This being State company, with the
Largest Cash Capital
paid in and surplus of any company in the State,
and composed of some ninety.tOuT stockholders,
most of whom are among our best business men,
recommends itself TO the favorable consdera
ton of the insuring public, and solicits their
patronage. Applications for insurance will be
promptly attended TO at their office, No -
Monroe street, or at their several agencies
throughout the State
c. NJ. COEN, Secretary.
b. c. DICK, Assistant Secretary.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. NENDEL, Vice President
feb2O-dkW
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WEST VIRGINIA INSURANCE co.
Capital, SI65,OOO.

Capital, SI65,O00.
TAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST RATES
i on Buildings of all kinds Furniture, House
hold Goods, Merchandise and goods in transit.
DIRECTORS:
Jacob Hornbrook, Jacob NJ. Rickel,
Henry Hartman, Dr. j. G. Hupp
Jonathan ROwley, Edmund Booking,
X. j. Smyth, I. j. Campbell
j. H. BristOr 5. Prayer,
VIM. B. Odbert, Thomas Borgess.
ID. D. I. Farnsworth, VIM. B. Crane,
David Billmyer, Joseph Shields
VIM. K. White, n. Gof, Jr.,
1 H. Duval, ID. II. Dix.
VIM. Z. Stevenson,
Office over Religious Book House, south side
Monroe street, Wheeling, w. Va.
JACOB HORNBROOR, President.
JACOB NJ. BICKEL, Vice Prest.
j. NJ. McWHORTER, Secretary.
S. B. MCCOLLOCH, Assistant Secretary.
mar2lys
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately Cured and Eull VigOr Res.
This Distressing Affection, which reader
miserable and Marriage impossible, ia ths,-.
~ paid by the victims Of improper iudu.s,
Young persons are too apt 10 commit eIss.,
froln not being aware Of the dreadiu. a-.
ouences that may ensue. Now, who tha, IA
stands the subject will pretend to deny Nr.
power Of procreation is lost sooner by thos,
ing into improper habits than by the Vuar.
Besides being deprivedo of me pleasure o'le..
offspring. the most serious and destruCtiyr,g,-
toms of both body and mind arise. The Sr-.
becomes DerangoG, the Physical and Sc
Functions weakened, loss OF Pro,reativc d..
Nervous lrritability, Dyspepsia, PGlp,,ag,-
the Heart, Indigestion, Constitution Nj
a wasting Of the Frame, Cough CcHsTu,
Decay and Death.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

TBy Telegraph to the Register
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE

When the Misguided and lmprudcnt vOtAy
pleasure finds that he has imbibcd the socli
this painful disease, II too often happens n
an ll.timed sonss Of shame or dread Of dlsforr
deters him from applying 10 those who, from .s
ucation and TcspeCtability, can alone bs'f.r
him. delaying till the constitutional aymp'r pool
this horrid disease make their appeAranW 'lIl
a. liberated sore throat, diseased nose baisrA
mains In tho head - iimnosr' nla'
deafness. nodes ON the SLIM Uours h.f ans
blotchos on tho head, face and oHtrrT.urs
gressing with f1ghtul rapidity uI
paLIts OF the mouth or the bones
IAN In. and the victim of this awful d.'rtF o
comes a horrid object Of COMMUNICATION o.. ..f
puts a period 20 HE dreadful sun,rirgs be- .'
Inc him To That undiscovered tuUU'.f '-l
whence no traveller returns.
Iii melancholy fact that Thousands "a. 81
! tins 20 this terrible disease, owing 70 ihs H
! skillfullness Of ignorant prctendors, Who. by 1"
use Of that DEADLY Poison, MERCum nus
constitution and make tho residue Of life ~
able.
OFFICE SOUTH FREDERICK STREE
Loft hand side going from baltimore s.-'' b
fsW doors from the corner. y Fail tgi 4.
serve name and number.
~ No lottcrs received unless post pad 3
containing q stamp 30 DO used on The ~
Persons writing should state ago, and 'sta
ton Of advertisement describing symF'mTs
The Doctors DIPLOMA hang 10 bio oto
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
The many Thousands cured AZ this esn5r
ment within tho last twenty years and n'
merouA important Surgical OperntiOns psfirr-a
by Or. Johnston. witnessed by the reporter
the Sun, and many other papers. RouCoa0' 80
appeared again aud again before the pub.
sides bis standing ~ a gentleman Of rta'sF
and responsibility, 10 a suftcient guanniI % 20
afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. sas
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men ooa,,
inc Marriage, being aware Of Physi5a. n
mes organic debility, defomitiOs, ~
cured.
He who places himself under the oare d.
]. NAV rehgiously eontide In his honor a..
tleman, and confidently rely upon his 81
physiCian.
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MEDICAL.
axLTInoRK LOCK uosp,T,;

Established as = Refuge from Quaokery. 7,
only place where q cure can be obtsihcI. "
mr. JOHNSTON
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-15

TX FOk THE DEAF AND DUMB The annual
m meesng of the ContribuIo ors TO the ePENNSYLVANiA
INSTITUTION HOk THE DEAF AND DUNE Will
be held Rt the Insti .ntiOn. ,rrer OF PINE and
BROAD ID Streets on WEDNESDAY, the 2Oth lhSt''
The Aunual report OF the Directors will be submit
ted aud AN eectIon held for officers to for the
ensuI~ q ear JAMES ]. BARCLAY,
fxsf Secretary,
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"a DIsCREDGTAaLE PREsI DF NT"-The Lon
don Spectator thus refers TO the action Of the
House of Representatives on the fantastic re-
IudiatIon scheme advocated in Mr.. Johnsons
recent message 10 Congress:-"The incidenG Is
Of very little practical importance, for the
House of Representatives, after one days delay
proposed TO avoid any appearance OF excite
ment-passed a resolution in favor OF honesty
by 1875 to 9; but II will long se quoted as an ar
sument against republican government 1t is
In reality an argument only against Presiden-
tial government No minister OF a constitu-
tional State could have made such a proposal
without q strong party at his back, but only in
a: republic could such proposal have had so
little efie CT upon public credit II Ia impossible
10 imagine an English Premier making such
speech, but IL Is impossible TO imagine either,
the ruin such q speech, II made, would produce
We should be In q state OF barter in twedty'
four hours. The direct sovereignty OF the peo-
ple may result in the occasional elevation OF
unworthy men, for though Mr.. Johnson is an
accidental President, still he has held many
offices; but that sovereignty corrects the evils
IL cauRes with singular effectiveness. A country
In which a proposal OF reputation, made by
the head OF the state In the most distinct terms
and on the most formsl occasion, does not anect
tho tupds one. half per cent must be country
very confident In It's own self-goveTning power
The cool way IN which the American pond
holders threatened with the robbery oi thei
all, look up, As II were. see that IL Is only tne
head of the Executive who makes the proposal,
and, con hdent in themselves and each otaer'
go ON buying bonds, Is asingular testimony 10
the political seute, the sort Of Instinct ABOUT
politicsl facts, which is developed by repuoll-
can institutions. A discredl;ed President In
America has not even tho power Of creating a
sensation in the money market
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The Battrc for the Ermine.

THE two branches of the State Legislature
assembled yesterday at Harrisburg In Joint
convention, and proceeded TO draw the com
mittee of thirteen to whom is allotted by law
the task of deciding whether Hon. M. Russell
Thayer or Hon. Thomas Gresnbauk shall b5
Associate Judge of the District Court. for this
county. This afternoon similar proceeding
will be gone through with in relation to the
President Judgeship, Hon. William l.. llrst
vs. Hon. J. l. Clark Hare. The process of
selecting the committee is cumbersome in the
extreme, and somewhat resembles the Vene-
tian election of Doge, which was q happy
combination of chances and csrtainties, OF
initiation and contraction. The manner in
which the choice is made may not be known
to our readers. 1t ia done by the shaking of
tin boxes and shouting of names, which leaves
the right of challenge to either party OF all the
Senators except eight, and all the House
except eighteen. Each party then alternately
strikes off one name until four Senators are
left and nine members. These are sworn to
deal Justly, and their report is final. The result
of the lots yesterday made the committee con
sist Of eight Republicans and five Democrats,
so that Judge Thayer ia certain of at least a
fair hearing Of his claims.
Of course, as par ty men, and as those who
cannot but feel deep indignation at the frauds
perpetrated in our city, we feel sincere convic-
ton that both our candidates were duly
elected, but laying aside all merely party
feeling, we question whether, even il success
full, there will be any good cause for rejoicing
This is almost the frat time that there has
been contest for the position OF Judge. 1t has
always been considered SO complimentary a
post, one of such dignity and honor, that it
would be derogatory TO strive for 1t. Its wortA
consisted in its being the free gift of the people
in recognition Of merit.
There is therefore to our mind something
unseemly in this dragging of the ermins-this
quarrel over the station. True it is that all OF
the contestants and sitting judges deny any
direct interpretation, and We believe their
denial; but the fact that the judicial Office has
become so far political as to cause the parties
to fight for the success OF the respective nomi-
pees, is anything but consoliDg, when We
reflect on the great issues in the hauds of the
officers. Property, liberty, and life rest with
the chosen man. Surely in his selection
integrity and patriotism, not political feeling,
should to certain extent be the guide o
action. Aud In contest doss not the Office
suffer degradation from this high standard
And do we not TO q certain extent iuaitate Nav
York; We would have the Judiciary sur
rounded so strongly by the bulwarks Of respect
confidence, and awe, that those who are Il
members should be looked up 10 by ell tn
community. Anything which teDds 10 d
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Retrenchment as an Aid 10 Resumption.
1T is evident that the nation, like an indivi-
dual in financial difficulties, scarcely dare to
hope to conquer fortune by any one bold
stroke, nor can any single law provide with
certainty for the early resumption and CON
tinuanoe of specie pay ments. 1t is equally
evident that this end may bs promoted in a
variety OF ways. One Of the most important
is the reduction OF the national expenditures.
The smaller the sum Of money the Govern
ment Is called upon to pay annually, the easier
1t can meet its obligations, whether the me-
dunn OF payment be gold or greenbacks. The
receipts from customs, in gold, during the
present fiscal year, are estimated at $17O, 900,
600, and may reach $l75, 600, 600. The tariff
might be 80 modified as to still further increase
this revenue, and perhaps in short period to
false it to $500, 900, 900. That sum would not
only provide for the interest on the Govern
ment bonds, but leave balance, in gold, greater
than the entire annual expenditures previous
to the war.
II may be vain to hope that the annual
appropriations of Congress will ever again bs
reduced to $3.50, ,000, 600 or 5000, 600, 900, but
it is obvious that every approach to such re-
duction increases the ability of the nation to
redeem it's obligations in coin. 1t should con-
stsntly be borne in mind that the necessity
for the departure from the policy of conduct
ing the business transactions of the Govern
ment exclusively in coin originated in the ex
traordinary expenditures caused by the war,
aud one OF ths surest methods of extrioation
from present difficulties is the natural plan of
retracing the path that led to them as far
back wards towards old fashioned economy as
the nation can safely go. The gap between
the absolutely necessary expenditures of the
Government and it's possible gold revenue is
not very wide nor deep, and as soon as this
gap can be closed or bridged resumption will
be natural and easy. Il has been estimated
by good authorities that the nation is robbed
now of $50, 900, 900 gold revenue per annum
by custom house frauds. II this leak is
stopped, and retrenchment is simultaneously
the order Of the day, the financial problem
will he greatly simplifed.
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Fox TIKI RRESRoADE.-MsyOr Fox yesterday,
in appointing as his Chief of Police a gentle
man who voted for General Tyndale, "m vieoo
of his eminent services in he late rdr," did q
very unfair thing by the sn,i-war Democracy
to whom he owes his election. Base ingrati-
tude is the mildest term that the unterriled
Fourth Ward can apply to this action of his
Honor,
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THE "GALAXY." - The publishers OF the
f,aLalp announce the remarkable fact that III
sineIo mouthp December lssD their list of suo-
scribers doubled. This IL certainly very great
increase for 10 short a time. The Gatdhy mas
been before the public three years, ana ha
during that time accumulated list OF suo
rcribers which has now doubled In one montu
and Is still increasing very rapidly. Tue
Oaloay has from the start maintained its posi-
ton as first class literary m agazine' ana IL
now reaping the reward Of It's Determined
efforts 10 not only make thoroughly good ana
readable magazine. but to compel the puoho 70
acknowledge It's position. 1t is Just here Inas
many of the new periodicals fail. They 90 wen
for short time, but success not coming a1
soon as expected, their character is alo"od 20
run down, and finally all ends In failure IL
REQUIRES capital and determination TO main :
tain for a long time the high standard when IN
now required uuul peouniary success comes
Cherry trees were in blossom at 81. Louis
last Thursday.
The members OF ths Illinois Legislature
furnish themselves with daily papers a, the
expense Of the State.
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BosToS NoTIoNs.-The recent annual mes.
sage Of the Mayor Of Boston contains refer
snoes TO several features of municipal govern
ment peculiar to that city, viz.:-The Public
Library, Public Baths, and the compulsory
attendance of young bootblacks and news
paper-vendors at the public schools. The
Public Library is the greatest glory of the
Hub, and the Mayor announces, with glow
of pride, that "it now contains one hundred
and forty y-fve thousand volumes, leaving be-
hind it all other libraries in the United States
except the library of Congress, which is in
itself congeries of other libraries recently
massed together" He also states that the
circulation of its books and the attendance at
its reading rooms are constantly increasing.
The public baths are open during four months
OF the year, and in 1868 they were used
84A,6l7 times; and this statistical statement
seems TO justify the conclusion that they
Shave had most beneficial effect upon the
general health of the population, besides
proving q great means of promoting cleanli-
nsss." Two schools are set apart for licensed
minors, which they are compelled to attend
two hours during each school day throughout
the year, and the Mayor announces that thei
attendance is increasing, as "the boys who fol
low their vocation of blaoking boots, selling
newspapers, and pursuing other oallings
feeling obliged to obtain licenses, which the
OannOt obtain without proper approval, ar
compelled to be punctual Ia their attendanc;
q. ASGy0A.'
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away with this impression We heartily depre-
cate. II should be guarded with most jealous
care from all vulgar approach, for in pure,
higb-minded, and patriotic bench rests the
best guarantee of our freedom.
What we have said is merely In application
TO the general principle Of contests for such
office, and has no bearing in the present cases
further than that the gentlemen who are en-
ssged in them are acting with moderation and
dignity. and the only question possible is
whether they do right in acting at all. r.
however, the ends Of justice only are aimed
a.. and in all the investigation sole at
tention be given TO the true verdict Of the
people, we hope that no evil will flow from
the innovation on established preosdents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

h19ys MR.. DAVIS u. OAssEDAY-
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ON FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 49,
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Doors open att Lecture precisely ats
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t19s NATIONAL BANK OF THE Re.
kS PUBLIC.
PHuADDEPHIA. Jan. 70 1869,
At an election for Directors held THIS DAY tho
following named gentlemen were duly elected to
serve for the ensuing year.
WJIiLIAM M III. RHAWN,
BENJAMIN R0WLAND, JR,.
SAMUEL A. BISPHA NJ
FREDERIC A. HoYT,
JOHN PEAROE,
ALFRED DAY,
HOWARD HlNOHMAN,
WILLIAM NJ "a. SES FhRT.
CHARLES RICHAR 0SON.
]. BARLOW MOORHEAD,
WILLIAM HACKER,
CHARLES SH ARPLESS,
WILLIAM B BEMENT. - . . .
And al meeting of the Board held THIS DAY
WILLIAM II. RHAWr WAS elected President
llS Smim6t JOSEPH MUMFo&D. Cashier.
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blay@ PHILADELPHIA AND EADING
hHS RAILhOAD COAPANH-Of No. III 5.
PsILADKLT4IIA. December so, 1865
DIVIDEND NOTICE
The TIanafeF Books OF this Company will be
closed The 4th OF January next, and be reopened
TUESDAi January ".
clarCd ON the Preferred and Common STOCK, clear OF
Natl Jpal and state Taxes, payable in common stock
and January 2S 1863, to the holders thereof
As they shall stand registered on the books OF the
Company the 4th Of January next All payable
this office.
All orc ers ior Dividends must be witnessed and
stamped. .-.--.z- ..
l23U I'm y, BHADtOhD, treasurer
h555@ OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
~ CITY Pes ENGER RAILWAY COM
PANY, No. 4lsU CHESNUr Street.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 4. 1869,
AT stated meeting of the Board of Directors held
this d ay q dividend OF ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
CENIS per share " as declared. free of all taxes,
payable the stock bOders or their legal representa-
i've and after the 18th INST
Transfer books closed until the IAN inst
lSl2t VIM. w. COLRhT, IreAaurer'
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as THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL
BE- BANK.
PHILADELPHIA, January IL, 1852
At the Annual Election 0eid yesterday the folio W
ing STOCK hOldsIs elected Directors of Bank
tor rtle ensuing year.
7 HOMAS ROBINS BENZ. q. GODFREY,
LEW X. ASH HURST, q ORGE w. MEARS,
N. T. SHORTRlDuE, JOHN WELSH,
ED. Y. TOW NSEND, j. l.. ERRINGE3,
FRANK T.. BODINE, AUGUSTUS HEATON
GEORGE WHITNEY, BEN. Il. COMEGY5.
HENRY PRFAUT.
ADG at the meeting OF the Directors held this day.
Mr.. THOMAS ROBINS was unanimously reelected
President ana Il Is. COMEGYS Vice. President
il86t B. COMEaYS. Cashier.
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w- OFFICE OF THE NORTH PENNsYL
- XANIA RAILRnAR COMPANY.


PHILADELPHIA, No. 4O7 Walnut street, Jan. 6, 1863.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
The Transfer Books Of this Company will be closed
on SATURDAY. the nth inst, a. o'clock 2. NJ, and
be Ieopened Oh SATURDAY, The l6tn inst.
A dividend has this day been declared of FIVE
PER CENT. clear OF taxes. payable IN scrip, bearing
no interest," and convertible into Sc zen Per Cent.
Mortgage Bonds OF the Com psny, 10 OF not less
than five hund ed dollars. and after May Et
The said dividend will be credited TO the stock
holders they shall stand registered the books of
the Company on SATURDAY. the 9th inst.
lsimwlm Will lam WISrEh, Treasurer.
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er1y- THE CHICAGO JOURNAL SAYS
b-G We have delay ed Auy special IN ention OF the
Eiasiic spor Ee Company un'il We have ascertained
that mtLy OF our foremost citizens have used
the HlEAtic sponge Mattresses and Pillows upon
theH bsda Esd pronouaoed them Ia avery way worthy
Uf iuiI 8n1JIb. ula. s. 3JmWk
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RE- ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN

klB ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
bS RAILWAY COMPANY.
SHcaETAaY's OFFICE, No 10 Broadway,O
NEW YORK. 2Slh December 1858
Notice is hereby given that Especial meeting OF the
Stockholders of the Atlantic and Great Western Ra
way Company VIII be held AT the General OfiiCes OF
the ComPany No 40 Broadway. In the City and state
the sOth day of January ext Co consider and ap-
prove of, reject, certain Contracts eDtered into
with the Erie Railway Com upany, ard the Columbus.
Chics CO. and Indian Central Hallway Company, and
for other purI The transfer books Will remain
cl, sed until after the meeting.
W. ARCHDALL O'DoHERTY,
4w Secretary.
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s6sys CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY. - THE
bs2 Annual Meeting of the stockholders OF the
cambria Iron Company will be held tnelr office,
No. 400 Ch EsNUT street Philadelphia, Oh TUES
DAY, the l9th aAy OF January next, at O'Clock
tors 10 Ierye Tor The epsnlnE year,
JOHN I, KILLE, Secretary,
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. ~ ls6S. ~ ID dtJl9S