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presentation at the Memphis CLUB

On Saturday afternoon, the 18th inst,
q handsome gold-headed cane was pre-.
scented to Lewis Wexler, Esq, Secretary
of the Congregation Children Of Israel.
/. L. Menken, Esq, President of the
Congregation, in handing to Mr.. Wexler
the cane in behalf of the body, which he
represents, addressed Mr.. Wexler as fol.
lows:
"MY DEAR SIR: The most pleasing
task devolves upon me as Chairman of
the Fair Committee, to present you in
behalf of the Congregation, this cane, as
a mark of our appreciation of your zeal
GUS efforts in helping to make, not only
this, but also last years fair success.
You haYe really shown an earnestnesS in
your labor, that vac hardly to be expect
ed from a young nsn, saa with
your interest in the cause of re-
ligion, have made US feel that mer-
its of your kind should not go un-
rewarded, and we now manifest our APP
precistion aud gratitude on the present
occasion. Our best wishes go with you,
anu l0ht yOu hioJ bS
rounded with friends, who will emulate
your wosiby conduct in the noble cause
Of religion, and that tlia cane may ever
he a reminder Of the esteem and sPprcS
baton we feel for you, and Of the noble
work Won have performed" Mr.. Wex.
Ter responded: "Mr. President and gen.
tIemeu: Allow me TO express to you
briefly how greatly honored feel on this
occasion. / feel proud Of your esteem,
and this beautiful gift shall to me forever
be a pleasing reHiniscsnce. ! thank you
for this acknowledgment OF any sefYiees
which / may have rendered to the Goa
gregation. II shall always be ore Of my
highest aims to further the welfare Of this
community, in which have lived so
long, and with which l am entirely iden-
tilted. And now, gentlemen, let US test
the merits of this wine" 1t is needless
to soy that everybody responded with
alacrity, and everything went as merry
as q marriage bell. pleasing aud credit
able alike to the donors sud the recipient
a the oift
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-27

LADIES wishing to present their hus-
bands or sueethoarss with an sgreesAle
Christmas present. viii call on S. Stein
berg 4 Co, 313 Main street, corner OF
Monroe, opposite the Peabody Hotel, and
select one OF those handsome meerschanm
pipes or q box Of prince Of Wales "
cigars. lw
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As WE design doing on exclusive whole.
sale business, we are anxious to sell of
our satire retail stock; therefore, call
ssriv aud olisr, if you wish to secure
barsa;ns WALKER RRos. & Co.,
i9a 229 Msip street.
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Fon the cheapest and best quality OF
meats, poultry, vegetables, etc., ca. o.
the Charleston Market, ga Madison
treet. [l05] ]. r. WILLIAMS.
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SELECT box OF handkerchiefs, half
hose, +. Y. shirts, or any style Of fur
nishing goods, for holiday gifts, at Wig
gans 4 Thorn's. 233, Clay Building. 81 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-27

We offer special inducements in black
and fancy silks during the Christmas
week. WALKER Bros. d Co.,
lO3 229 Main street
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We often hear people asking where ell
the good meat goes to, and as we have
inspected we can answer: At thu Charles
ton Market 224 Madison street, for j. r
Williams has always on hand as good a
quality az we see in this country. los
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FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

Neu York Money Msrket-Dec. "a,
BY Southern Pacific and Atlantic telegraph
Governments arc dull. Sterling Exchange
steady. at 100 for sixty-day bills. Gold carry.
ing at uer cent.
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AMusE ~ EsTs.
M emphiS Theater.

SPALp1yo. BIDwELL Il MAcDoSoUGH. Propr's.
h. W. IOUNGE,.................. . Acting Manager.
FRIDAY EVENIyG, December "a, 1861
Fifth night of Mr.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
in Boucicault's dramaiizAtion IF Washington
Irving's RIP VAN WlkKLR; or the Sleep
of Twenty Years. Supported by the st. Louis
company.
Tbs piece will be produced with new scenery
BY Har.ey Merry, mechanical effects by w. y,
Buchanan. assisted by j.. Reynolds; Pro-
gerties By George Cook; and scene lisht BY K
Z. Clarke.
Overture at half past seven the cnrtaih viii
rise Mt quarter to eight preciseiy.
SCALE ~ paIc1s,ADress Circle end Par
quette equally eligible FOR ladiesh 81 90. Fam
liz Circle. 10 cents. Volored Box (cane seat
cfairN. 50 cents. Private Boxes. admitting
eight PERSONS. $40.
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IL you want bill.heads, cards, circu-
lars, account sales, or anything in the
way of job printing, come to this Office,
where you will get the very best at the
lowest kind of prices. Give US call
before making your orders. 1881
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IyoRY-HEADED canes for one dollar, at
the Revolution Dollar Store, 2l3 Main st.
T9t
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COMMERCIAL MATTHIAS.
Memphis Cotton MsrIxet-Dec. "a.
Markaf nndiafurhod nj formsr nunta tiap.

New York Cotton Market Dec. ~.
BY Southern Pacific and Atlantic telegraph
The cotton market is dull and nominal in
,.vto
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
LARGEBT CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY.
See Fourtil Page for Local News

PfrTsBJRa and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown q Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-27

PITTsBURG and camel coal and gas
coke-Bigley. Mellersh & Co. Office, 278
Main street, Bethel block. Yard, corner
of Madison and Second streets. 81
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A Card from MIR. henry J. lynn

Having been called upon to become
candidate for the Mayoraliy. l hereby
renew ny acceptance Of that call, and
announce myself 90 independent esndi'
date for the position. The public life
that aave known in the city govern
ment is a sufficient guarantee to the peo.
pie of Memphis that will do my whole
duty without fear, favor or affection.
HEERY J. LYES.
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CAsros flannel Is cents per yard, at
Kraus, 2l8 Main. 79T
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LADIES all.linen hsndkerchiefs, 81 rs
per dozen, ct Kraus', 2l8 Main. 79t
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ATTENTION. EvFRYBoBYl-Do not fell
TO call at Walker Brothers 4 Co.'S.
They are closing out their immense re-
tail stock-prices lower than ever. ~
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EsyNoRAL skirts, rs cents, at Krans,'
2l8 Main. 79T
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ORDERS for brick left with II. Dow,
No. FOG Front street, will be promptly
filed by A. G. Belts. l0S
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Five hundred knis sontag's. IS cents
each, at KrauS, 2le Main, 1911
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WE have made another great reduc-
ton of our entire dress goods stock. We
mean what we say.
WALKER Bros. q Co.,
lob 22S Main street.
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5000 YARDS ~ blssebed dom site, lOc
per yard, at Kraus', 2ls Main. S5t
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LADIES gloves and gauntlets, 80 cents
per pair worth double the money!. ct
Kraus', 2ls Main. 1871
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PARIAx busts Of Shakespeare, Milton
and Pope, for one dollar each, at the
Revolution Dollar Store, 2l3 Main street.
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BOAR DING.

noARDING. Il HAVE OPENED A
4 eoardlse and eating house At lle Jetenen
ssresf- and All tbe patronage ofthe public.
as-ia6 LEANA kRESsKNBACH.
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HAspsonE wax dolls, for one dollar,
at the Revolution Dollar Store, 2l3 Main
street. 9St
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ELEGANT frosted toilet sets, at The Rev
olution Dollar Store, 2l3 Main street. 98r
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IMPORTED corsets, q. at Kraus', zig
Main. TIT
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II you want good cid Megibben whisky.
20 to Megibben a Bro, 28l Main street.
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HATs cleaned, dyed, pressed, trimmed
equal to new. u. coHKS, $50 Main 1t.
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LADIES white cotton hose, 81 rs per
dozen worth s3). at Krsus, 2ls Main.79f
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Hoor skiris, 80 cents, at Kraus', zig
Main. 7yI
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Weather.
Meteorological observations. as reported to
us by Mr. Edward Goldsmith:
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RuBr vine bottles and decanters, at
the Revolution Dollar Store, 2l3 Main
street. SoI
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"Banett's" Invigorates and Beauties.

FIVE hundred nubias, rs cents each, at
Kraus, 2l8 Main. 79t
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"BArreit's" keeps the hair moist
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LOOK out for cheap goods this week, at
WALKER BRos. Il Co.,
I02 229 Main street.
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The Ninth Ward Democratic Club viii
meet at Holsts (Chelees House) on Tues.
dag evening, at u o'clock, for the pgr-
pose Of electing four delegates 10 iheCen.
vention to meet next Thursday. All
YoteF to produce their ward registration
papers.
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1t seems that Miss Marshall, who adj
vertised herself here n few days ago as
champion of Woman's Rights, has Jared
but middling in the city of Browns
vile. Who can read the following, from
the Bee of last Friday, and not admit
that this is stiff-necked, perverse gen.
GRAFTON: M
Yes, q woman calling herself Miss
Marshall, in company with another
female dead-beat of ihe fortune tsil;ng
persuasion, were In Brownsville last
week. Failing to succeed as temperance
lecturer, Woman's Rights lecturer and
fortune teller, they assumed their proper
characters, and had to slope, leaving
their bills unpaid. They were supposed
e Be escaped peer'ierkers roy come
'budge-cab. :"
In another part Of the paper appears
this pnkiad out
Brownsville has been aft cited With a
female dead beat, of the fortune telling
persuasion, this week. She has added
nothing Of good to her reputation by
coming here.
"Since the above was put in type she
has been put in Jail. Her loss our gain.
, L o. B. BAT the regular meeting of
Euphra,es Lodge, No. 35, held yesterday,
the following brethren were elected
officers for the ensuing term President,
Isidor Nathan Vice President, Seymour
j.. Lee; Recording Secretary, Ct. II.
Judah; Financial Secretary, j. Frank;
Treasurer, S. Loeb; A NJ, d. Gerz
burger; Warden, A. Ssrtorius; Guar
dian, N. Livingston; Lecture Master, A.
Loeb.
At the meeting of Hiddekel Lodge.
No. 100, held yesterday evening, the fol
lowing brethren we're elected officers for
the next term: President, Mark Cohn;
Vice President. FL. Goldsmith; Record
ing Secretary, L Suis Goldsmith; kinan-
cial Secretary, J. d. Schiff; Treasurer,
Louis Lange; A NJ, Leopold Levyl;
Warden, NJ. Dalsheimer; Guardian, Sol.
Morris; Lecture Master, Sam. Hirsch.
LATE News AT ExMoNs & Sons, No. 10 |
Jefferson street and 1893 Main, has re-
eeiyed Days Doings, Sporting Times,
Waverly Frank Leslie, New forkWeekly. |
Saturday Night Hsrner's Weekly. Hearth |
and Home. Police News and Gazette,
Clipper, and over fifty other kinds of
weeklies. Also, have all the Magazines
for January Our friend William Lieben
is with the firm again. Call and see the
old boy. Emmons & Son is all right-side
up again. Call on the first and You will
get anything 10 their line No. 10 Jeffer-
son street, and 1893 Main.
The Ninth Ward Democratic Club viii
meet at Holsi's (Chelees House, on Tues
day evening, at u o'clock, for the pgr-
pose Of electing four delegates 10 theCen.
vention to meet next Thursday. All
voter TO produce their ward registration
papers.
I'D. DAsBURY, President
z. c. SoHAPER, Secretary. lOl
LADIES white cotton hose, 81 10 per
dozen worth s3). at Krsus, 2lS Main.79t
HATs cleaned, dyed, pressed, trimmed
- A.. - NJ Onupu 9Qn Mat, ~ 4 |
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EST RAY.

CTRAYED FROM b. KICKS WAGON
- Yard, on the Oath of Dec smber, one dark
bay or brown horse. with halter chain !. l511
or 16 hands high; six years old one eye shows
considerable white: heavy name and tail; Any
information will be thankfully received and
lOO-i05s Il. KICKS, 399 Second street.
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New York stock Market-Dec. 2z.
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic telegraph
The market Ia ur settled and veiy irregular
in prices
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I'D. DAsBURr, President.
| F. C. SoHAPER, Secretary. lOl
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Iyyou want good old Megibben whisky
60 to Megibben 4 Bro, 2Sl Main street.
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"Barrett's" recommends itself.
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Bsretts reslores VIA rAPidiLy.
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LOST.

r OST-FROM DRAY NO. 1874: BETWEEN
corner Of Lauderdale and Linden streets. one
box, containing q chicken cock. Will pay the
reward Of FIVE dollars (S5) to any ono who will
deliver said chicken cock ut Brooks. Nicely q
Co.'s. 276 Front street.
r OsT-A CANVASS COVERED TRUNK,
i marked ~. 3. Brannin. Louisville. KY"
A liberal reward willsbe paid for its delivery
will lead to its recovery. w l4
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Barrett's Miraculous Hair Restorative.
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w. o., y hi A H q Y,
Successor to A. Bhss.a Agent for
MaItby's Fresh Baltimore Oysters
3eMadison street, bet Main and Second,
Memphis. Tennessee.
Special attention paid to shipping. All orders re
promptly filed, low to the trade. 10
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December Is, 1869 go
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ARA uscbs q; wnA st.. PSiIaSsipSia. Pa.

UTANTBD EVERY one TO KNOW
w that DR.. Russell's VEGETABLES IN
two 10 ten days. without the use Of medicines
isternally. For sale At RussslPs Dispensary,
"a Nerth Court street. Sent securely packed.
10 any address. sn fecsiPt OF FFioe- ~ Per
hottie. -.---
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B. II o Q Q o,
COME ctioner,

HAS THE FINEST STOCK OF CANDIES.
to be found in the city, which he will sell
either Wholesale OF retail. at reasonable prices.
Please examine my stock before making your
purchases. 4I-lA
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Wheeler & Wilson.
1t will add years to her life.

To fathers and mothers the suggestion
is most opportune, give your daughters
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Wheeler & Wilson.

1t will prove to them never failing
friend.
Brothers who wish to compliment their
sisters in a manner creditable to their
heads and hearts, should select for that
purpose
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$4,000 for SO!

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
HIM. p #. Scruegs, of Scruges r. Duncan.
A. Vaccaro. Esq., Of A. Vaccaro & Co.
j. s. Stanton. Esq.,, of Stanton 4 Moore.
A. Hatcbett, ESQ . Of Busby Il Haichett.
Ed. Pickett, il. Of Messick X Pickett.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-06

aud activity Of Id members In the
United States and even In the city OF
Wheeling. Witness the General Coun.
oil which 10 going 10 be the largest and
the grandest ever held. Over twelve
hundred representatives Of the Catholic
Church will assemble next Wednesday
In the Vatican at Rome, and teach the
nineteenth century its duties. There
never was o more learned assembly In
the world or one more up to the spirit
OF the age.
Now | conclude. 1.-THE gloomy and
terrific dogma OF John Calvin be true,
that even unrepentant murderers, adul.
terers and roguea are predestined To
heaven, while the best and hollest men
without this fault may be doomed 10
hell, then Mr.. Fisher must have been
ioreordained 10 logical, theological, his.
torical and literary daInnatlon.
a.. HENRY A, BRANN, D. D,
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MARPES;s FEREY.
First Dsy'S Sale OF government Frog.
oFtw.


FiFS' DeS'S sale OF Government Prop
eEty, H.l
The sale Of the property belonging TO
the United Statea at Harper'g Ferry
was commenced on Tuesday last, 80th
ult. Capitalists from abroad were pre-
sent In considerable numbers besides q
large ooncourse OF men OF wealth Of
this and adjacent counties. The Inter.
ests felt by the citizens Of the place was
manifested BY the presence OF 60 many
for the principal works and lively bid.
ding for minor property. The 'Musket
Factory along the Potomac and vast
Water Power thereof, was the first of.
fered and was started ut q bid Of $l0,-
600 by the B, d O. B. Il. Oo.-bldS In
opposition being made by several par
ties until the amount reached SlOO 900,
when the contest narrowed down 10
John L. Wilson, Eco, In the Railroad
Interest, and Capt. i. O. Adams, OF
Washington City, representing North
ern means; bids between the two par.
Ties were then given thousand By thou.
sand until the amount by the r, r.
Co., was Sl76, 900, and by Cant. Adams
size, 900, at which sum the property was
sold. As the result was announced
cheer after cheer rent the RIr-the M.
sembled residents seemIne 10 read in
In the dim future a Rlorlous record for
Harper's Ferry. --l1II
"HAllS Rifle Worksn was next Offer
cd and likewise started Of $40, 600 bv the
B. q o. r, II. Co., and The same party
tCapt. AdamB) bidding in oppositIon.
Il was sold TO MIN at $50 yOOO-the rail-
road company having gone al hIGh AZ
S29, 900, 80
Next came the Ferry over the She
nandoah river, together with as acres
OF land adjoining, John w. Neer. Of
Harper's FERRY, was the ptirchaser. st
81, 200. The perpetual rIpht 10 the WOOL
on 1906 acres Of mountain land was
sold TO o. King, Of Harper's Ferry. for
$500. The "Frlend's Ore Bank with
right 10 dig iron ore on 1000 acres Of
land, was purchased BY w, O. Bradlev-
Of Maryland, at 81, $40.
After these sales OF the principal tea-
lures an adjournment for dinner waH
had; after an hours recesa the Eale
commenced with the valuable propertv
along Shenandoah street, from Inc cor
ner opposite the Shenandoah Hotel In
the street leading 10 the Market House.
which includes the old Arsenal and
Pay Office lot, &c. The Arsenal lot
was divided into lots OF 80 feet front,
with depth extending TO the Shenan.
doah river, and sold (the vacant lots) az
from $1,000 10 5000 each-all but
two Of them being purchased by resi-
dents Of the town, viz. One to Mrs.
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TAKE PARTIOULAR NOTI1yr
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a cerl,,,,
PRACTICE lnlulged IN when alone. i HahIt f.,
QuSntly learned from evil companioIs ar NJ
school. tnS effects u which are nightly ieit.
marriage impossible, and DESTROYS mir ni%1
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that q Young man. ina hona ~,
Ills country, the pride Of his parenIs sHoSI'i
De matchSd nom Sll prospects and enj1S.
tIns ~, " ~, e ~ me consequence OF dsVit.
In certain sccret habit. Such renH,iIs m,ist
before c0ntemp plating '''''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-06
DR. JOHNaON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Burve,n,
London, Graduate or one OF Tie nIosi ami.
nent Colleges In The United States, and III,
creator part Of whose Lie has been gpent II,
tho hospitals Of London, Paris, PhilaieIuhil,
and elsoWherei has effected some OF TIC hluSI
nsIonNnlng cnreh tlAt wore ever known,
ears when asleep, great nervousness, Delnu
alarmed " sudden sounds, baAhIulle,Is. wiz
frequent bluShlng, attended BomelIlne,; win
lenAngement OF mind, were cured ImmI-
dlRtaly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-06
MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and bofiy ay,,tI,
most necessary requisites 10 prumOt, e.,IuIn.
6iAl happiness. Indeed, Witnout Ih,"',i ill.,,
Journey through Life becomes q weary nj.
..tn,a aaS s Lne prospect hourly darkOna 10 the
spaur anu filled with the melancholy t,,n,c
uon that the lapplIeHs OF another b,snns,
blighted with our own, Oe'O'le'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-06

ma. JOHNSON has discovered tho mos,
~ OortAln, bpeedy, and only RtiOOluRl
k0me1y In tho World ion W6akno1 or th0
BACK or Limbs, Httlctnfol, XnOCtions or tIo
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary DiSchRr.
gea, Impotency, General Debility Nervous.
ns D q IS6Sa PSISESts,,51 Low sRit Con-
Timidity, Trembling, Dinne1 OF Sight Of
9lddln6it Disease Of Tho Hoad, Throat, Nos
or Skin, Affections Of The MVoF, LunEG,
Stomach or B0YelA- ihoao Eo1lhlO Disorders
arialng from Solitary HAhlt1 Of Youth secret
andlolltary praetlo@ more fltal 70 their vic.
OF Ulysses, bllghIlng their most brilliant
hopel or antictpatonA, rendering marriage
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P. @. HILDRETH & BRO.

.. WHEELING, W. va
rTYHoIHaAI.R DEALERSIN NAIL ROD
w Bar Iron, Naila, AhOet Iron, Wire, CAAt
Stool, Window 6lAAB, Printing Paper, Wrap
ing Paper, PlRAter Paris, Land Pfasler, To-
mont, Maryland Lime, Common Limo, Flour,
Shanghai MAtchea, Salt, Wooden Ware, 90. i.
.ARonil for HoW09 Improved Connter and
N lIE Platform boaloa, 80
IA h0AsIt H11kt pStos patdI F Rags Va
Ted, 9tlIaso, 6Tnp Iron. %. ~
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Tile many thousands cured nj TING es,.,.
lRhment Within tho last twenty wear. AMI
the numerous important surgical 0peraii Ions
per1ormed by Dr.. Johnston, Witnessed Hv the
rePpIIen o. 1ne Gun and many other pagers
again before the public, 6eaidos his stan ding
a9 gentleman OF character and rtSpcin.
nillty u Hufhoient guarantee 10 the afflicted
sKIN DIsEAsES SPEEDILY CURED,
mArl6-ly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-06

Married Persons, OF Young Men contain
plating marriage being aware Of Physical
Weaaneaa, Organic Debility, DeiorinItlCS
He who places himself under the cate of
DR.. J. may rengi0uAly oonIide In hid huu0i
~ gentleman, and confidently rely 1pOn
hl8 ilrill o. q phyBlcian.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-26
ALLC0CK PORNIS PLASTER,

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lection thereof, Sore Throat, Naricose Veins, and
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DR.. ], W, Johnson, Of Hartford, writes "At
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and was for nearly year entirely helpless, This
man found relief very soon by the application #
the Porous P.nsters. He was soon enabled 10
work, and now he lubors as well as ever"
LETTER FROM DR.. FULLER. oF rEEKsKILL.
Thomas Alloock 4 Co.-GcntIemen Since my
severe accident l have used as m application to
She bruised parts your admirable plaster.
II has had an excellent eject, soothing while
drawing out the soreness and sustaining and
Strengthening the part upon which it is applied.
h. D. FULLER.
Peek skill, Oct. 5, 1869.
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