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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-03-12

A WAY with spectscIes.-oh eyes made
n new, easily. without doctor or medicines.
Sent post paid on receipt Of 10 cents. Address
DR.. E. r FOOTE, 40 Lexington Avenue,
New York.
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ClRCUIT Court
of Jefferson County.
West Virginia.

John w. DUnger,
Mary Dungee.
TO the Defendant -
Take notice that on the 4th OF A?nl
next. between TIE hours OF Q A. Nj. and
4P. NJ, the dispositions OF John w. Dun
gee and other witnesses will be tsken in
this cause. before Basil Avis. Justice OF
the Peace, al his office in isrPer's Fer
~, Jefferson County, and Stale OF Wet
Virginia.
CHAS DAVIES.
Plaintiff Attorney.
March IL. 1870. Nv
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the first M"nd'y ~ March, 1870.
Fannie ii. Daniels,
Benjsmin F. DanirIs.
The object Of Nj. suit on the part Of
the complainant. Fannie II. Daniel,. a.
gainsi The defendant. Benjamin r. Dan
iel., is to obtain divorce from The bonds
Of msirmony which have existed be.
tween her. and the defendant Benjamin
+. Daniels. AMI it appearing upon sli.
davrt filed IN This suit that ssid defendant
is not residen, Of this State. he i. here.
by required 10 appear within one month
after due publication Of this order and do
what is necessary TO project his interests
10 this msiIer. IL is lUIiher ordered Ih,t
q copy Of This order be Published once
week for four successive weeks in some
newspaper in said County and posted al,
The front door OF the Court House thereof
on The FIRST Monday after Tie date 81 this
order. Tesie,
w. A. CHAPLlNE, Clerk.
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WAY with uncomfortable Trnss"S. Com
~ furi snl cure for he Rup'umJ. SEN, post
pail on reccpi Of 10 cents. idJrr>s d. l.. Is.
Fooie. No. 100 Lexington Ave-, New York.
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.
Large Stock of Boots and Shoes
At Cost

THE undersigned desiring to make a
change IN bis business: WI s sel, us .
entire stock OF BOOTS md SHOES
a. COST for CASH. II you want bar
gains call soon. j. .. LIZ =,
March IL, 1870. "
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The Purest, Best and Cheapes
SOLD BY ALL GROCERS.

4 GENTS WANTED to eel The AMERi -
n CAN Knitting MACHINE. he only
practical Family knitting Machine ever lnvcn-
ted. Pnce Sl5. Will knit 10000 stitches per
minute. Address AMERICAN KNITTING
MACHINE Co, Bo ton, Mess.. orsL hUuIt,
Mo.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-03-12

HINTS for the Chiidless sent free on receipt
IL Of one letter stamp. Address nr. z. u.
F00TE, l2n Lexington Avenue, New York.
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WITHOUT .Srectaclrs, Doctor "r W JIe'n".
w Sent poet paid, OF. receipt OF W ccn's. d.
dress DR.. f. b. Foot, auihur Of Medical Com.
mon Sense, No. 100 Lexington Ave, corner
East 2sIh ST.. New York,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-03-12

ND WHIrTiEK. 9 Wyls sueet, Put.
Dlb. burgh. Pa. Of I'nicn wide rep ,isiIon,
treats all vencreLl diseases; also, seminal veal.
ness. irnpOtency &c, the result of self abuse.
Send stamps for scaIed PAM hld. 80 pages.
No matter y no failed, state case. Consultation
free
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-03-12
m% I,1rRNrsr OF THE CesFEpERArE

o. IsrERMENr OF THE CsNFEpERATE
DEAD.-A bill was passed in the Mary
land Senate TO it's second reading on
Tuesday OF last week, for the establish
ment Of cemetery near Hasers,own,
Md, for the inierment of Confederate
dead OF the battles Of An,ie,am. South
Mountain. Geuysl urg, &c. The bill was
presented by Senator Clarke, of Bslti-
more county, based on report OF the
joint committee Of the Legislature to in
vesIigate the affairs OF the An,isiam Gem
etery. THE repor. shows that of The
funds heretofore appropriated by the Leg.
isla,ure for the national cemetery at
Shsrpsburg, Washington county. SIS
900 has been paid over to i, and expsnd-
ed in its construction, and tina, $4,000
additional. appropriated in 1868 for. the
in,ermeni of The Confederate dead who
fell in the battles Of Aniie,am, South
Mountain. Monocscy, and Champion
Gap, still remains in the treasury OF The
State.
The committee also report that the Ie-
quiremenls Of the act incorporating An
tie,am National Cemetery, making 1t the
duty OF the trustees 10 devote portion OF
said cemetery 10 The in,erment oil SAID
Confederate soldiers, has been persistent
ly ignored and violated. and the said trus'
tees finally. in December. 1869. refused
10 allow the said Confederate dead 10 be
inferred within the said cemetery.
In view OF these facts and the addition
oil fact that many thousands OF Conieder-
ate soldiers now lie scattered along The
rosd.sijes and in the field Of Washington
and Frederick counties, in Maryland and
Adams county, Pennsy lvanis. the COM
millse suggest tina. the sum OF $4,000
heretofore appropriated be devoted 10 the
purchase and erection Of sepera.e Gem
e,ery, to be located at Hagerslown, in
Washington county, 10 be named the
Washington Cemetery, wherein the re-
mains OF the Confederate dead from the
aforesaid baule-feds, and also from Get
tysburg. Pa, shall be inferred.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-03-12

ROOK on Structure, Piles, Fn:uIa, Impoten.
~ cy, and thirty other diseases, for SO cents.
HENRY A. DANIELS, MD, IA Lering,
ton Avenue, New York. Mar u GIMP
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AGENTS I. READ THIS I.

w f. will pay Agents a Salary q s3J PER
w week aud expense, or allow a large 'Oin-
nisson Ia sell our NV wonderful invention.
Address NJ. WAGNER 4 Co., Marshall
Michigan.
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"ECoNoMY IS WEALTHn-Frank
lin.

WHY will people pay go or more Gr Sew
w ng Machine whrn s22 will buy one that
has a standard reputation. is double thread.
complete with Table, constructed upon 'nlIrcly
ues aud practical principles. runs by friction,
and escsls oil oihcni Thee eelsbruied Me
chimes. fully licensed are intended Tor poor pc
ple who want 10 save tim,. labor aud money
Agents Wanted. Machines sent 10 Agents and
given ava, to DccJy familic-. For circulars
and redDccd prices, address J. g. Otis & e..
or frankln and Diamond $. NJ. Co, Box 391,
Boston, Mass.
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w est Virginia

AT Rules h,lI in the Clerk. Office Of
the Circuit Cmr, OF JeGrr.nn County. Oh
the first Monday 10 March, 1870.
Fannie ii. Daniels,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-03-12

bride aud Bridegroom -Essoys ior Young
- Zen, free. IN sealed envelopes. HOWARD
ASSOCIAIlON. Box j, Philadelphia Pa.
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2l 8 A c re S
OF FIRSTRATE
LIMESTONE LAND,

situate on The Shenandoah River and the
Baltimore snG Ohio Railroad. The land
is OF The best quality. and The improve.
mfnts are q
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March IL. 1870
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

ceeded TO deliver his charge, the greater
part Of which was Ills old stereolypeq
talk; but he finally closed up with re, :
view Of the law for the enforcement o.
the Fifteenth Amendment, and, also, OF
the Registration Law Of this State lie
was Of tlle opinion TINT voter who was
entitled TO vote Under the laws Of the
State. could vote whether he was regis
tered OF not, in case he presented a GER
tiflcatc of such right 70 the Inspector q
the Election Boards in the different elec;
ton districts. Iri'hts opinion It makes no
difference whether tho name OF the appli..
cant Is on the Registrars Book or not II
he Is otherwise qualified, his ballot can.
not be rejected when offered. In this he
DyGrrcacfles tic law, and If his instr1c-
lions arc attempted to tb6 carried out
another small specR Of war may be vist.
bic in West Virginia. His opinions cam
not supiesrCede he Constitution and Laws
Of the State. AID I venture the assertion
hero, Mr.. Editor that not q, single Elec-
ton Board in the State will accept a
ballot at the coming election from q man
whose name Is NOT on. the 'lteglstration
Books. ,.,.. h.. jig. ana .,,t.-
Tie sights which have witnessed this
day, Mr.. Editor, in the Court Room or
the United States Court, in this place, l
AM only sotryo weto not, witnessed BY
every Republican in our noble little State,
They, 'stF, were enough to cnrdle the blood
ofany patriot. isiarrUA I1abN A,t
And iow,iMr. Editor, as "coming
events cast theit shadoWsiibeforo;" l i'm.
agino that It Is time that the Union peo-
pie oftNYest Virginia were waking up to
d sense OF the great struggle that they
have got to make, in order 10 rGtain thcIr'
ascendency In the State, and, at tho same
time prevent its being again submerged
into "Old Virginia. ho-.The gentlemen
who went SoutlI in 1851, are today ID.
recting the dCstinies Of the. Democratic
party. in this State. What they. lost on
the tented field they arc now making On
effort to regain dt the ballot box '''!!h !
Frcemen Of West Virginia, you must
arouse from your slnhbers9 look danger
square in the face, and prepare to Iiectit J
Below, Mr.. Editor, Lglve you o list Of
the gentlemen that compose the Grnnd
jury, They are as follows 10 ,.raJsL,
co.,, Geo. W. Taggart, foreman; T.
Morris, J.'W. Boggess, Elias Dudley, Silas
J. b0gdenI john K. BOttsiordS Barnard
Higgins Thomas COpenhapeal,l NiqW.
I4yer,t Alex. Turner, John P. Lynch,
Felix L. Hall, |, P. r Ash, John Corpen-
Ing, james Denham, James H. 'Furbee:
Very truly, i, m j. Y. \,
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tendent Kennedy placed himself in COM
municatiOn with the West Virginia authO'
rites. Tho answer returned fully cor
rObOrateS the statement Of the prisoner.
The affair was kept secret from the re-
porters In order to afford tho home authorl.
ties an Opportunity TO recapture the "pal,"
who Is supposed 10 be still Id the neigh
bofho0d Of Davisville. Whether his up
prehension has been elected has not yet
traIlspired. Yesterday morning = dispatch
was received from the Virginia authorities
requesting that the prisoner be delivered
into their hands. To further the request
Captain Miller has resolved leave Of
absence, and will accompany the prisoner
10 lis destination. The latter says he
feels much easier in Ills mind since he has
communicated his crime, and ayows him
self a as ready TO meet any fate that the
Inv and . jury may have n store for him
The prisoner Is j dark brown mnlatto,
about 80 years Of lge,. and endowed win
an, intelligence considerably above the
ordinary field hand. m p,. I.'araf D.
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TitE work Oh ri tie bonds authorized By
the Funding bill Is progressing rapidly; ~
coupon col p5i aud six Registered bonds of each
series viii be prepared. The faces Of for
mcr presidents will appear In the series.
"A portrait Of Thomas 4. Benton has been
completed; tile ono for Burlingame i I'M
der way, and tloSe Of Farragut, Cover:
nor Andrews aud General RawlLns Will
probably be ordered. The bonds are p
be printed on the fiber paper, similar to
That OF thenew fiftY cent mole. 'r.., ,.-.'
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aa I'd. Ii.'l ~ NovEnDIR 4th. 1884.
''1am acquainted with Mr:.H. r. HolmbOld; he
occupied the Drug Store opposite my residence,
and was successful in conducting the business
where others bad NOT been equally 50 Before
him. IhAvc been hvorably Impressed with his
character and enterprise" ,' ' w "
.'' '-'' WILLIAM WETGHTMAN,
Firm Of Pot0GrS q WetghttnGH, AaEgfa cturi"g
CAemtsts, Ninth ana BrosOn ST., Philadelphia.
r"E ia.r = +. @GilHEl "g 70; Fpit
i. .Hg.5. HaH D., ~ ,u'n
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nrrrnrrrr BY trhnrssrbx.

INFERENCE BY PnRMrSsIoN.
nuu. WIN. E. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
ii. L. Berkshire, Judges Supreme Court OF
James II. Brown, Appeals Of West va 4
j. j. jackson, JF., Judge Of U. :. District
Court, ". Va.
D. D. T: Fnrnsworth, President Of Senate
West Va.
A, WernInger, member Senate. -
jacob HUrabr0Oltl PreSt West Va. lHs. GO;
JacOb N. Bichel, Vice Prest "a 49,, -
Caleb BOgpess, Attorney, ClArl1buEG, W. Va.in.u
Samuel Woods, Phillippl, ~ ar
r White, Sheriff Mercer county, ~ = G.r'
Il q, Davis, AonAte. MIneEAl county,
in. Camden, President Of First National BANK,
Petersburg. III 90 So ~
And Tue following members Of thu House Of Dele
gates Of West Virginia:
lion Is. II. StgtfR KARA FtA epunysTi
" &C. Burgess, Wayne, :.
:" EAthAh HbM Harrison ~ ~.
" Joseph T6tei, Barbour ~ = fi
" K. II. Hill, Marion -. III
" james HeEvey, Brooke. -.
" Martin Judy, Grant 49, X
r, Davidson, Taylor N ~ ~ 81
Henry Bannon, Lewis ".A4:- jSlIjf
" Floyd Nicely, DOddrdge ''
r$dS TBBfffif HI f fRSflt J d I las 3
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MoDE or PRRPARATION.-Buchu, in Vacuo.
Juniper Berries, by distillAuOn, To form u ane
gin. 'Cubebs extracted BY displacement With
spirits obtained rom Juniper Berries; very little
sugar is used, and small proportion ofspirit
II is more palatabIe than any now 70 use. 'f''''
q. aU t4!Je' Jpu'D i.i2DI' Al .7Yl
J Buchu, as prepared BY Druggists, is Of dark
color Ills plant that Smit8 fragrance; the 40
ton OF dame destroys this Uts active pEtncl'
pls), leaving dark, and glutihOuH deCOction:
Mine Is the color Of ingredients. The Bacha In
my! preparation predominates; tho smallest
quantity Of the other Ingredients arc added, to
prevent fermentation; upon inspection 1t will b
found got % be Tincture A 4ads IN P4aEnaHi,
cppGa, nor iS 1t syrapTfRpRtd therefore Gan be
used In cases where fever or inaapmatiOn exist.
Ipthis, you have tho knowledge Of the ingredl-
on.s and the mode Of preparation. a,rr:.4 d
'aHtsm
Hoping that you will mVor It with a trial, and
that upon Inspection It will meet with your ap.
probation, WITH fseliHg OF confidence '''0
o. '. I am, very respectfully t',.' '.''
.'" r." '4' Il. T. HELMBoLD,
Catmist and D,uoglst Qr1s Haart Experience.
It!YiNiI tli ff"i ah ND W. tIW 70 TtlNr
f .,Er .a ri, l.t.Ia t-{t .rma-ti.ifp,.I
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
LEI ,.t..t, L--F- rr.H4Wu i1nH
Established N0 q Refuge from
/ AQuackGry. 't, ~ H. W.. z
TllR ONLY PLACE WHBRB "a CURE GAN
BE OBTAINED. go"

: Dr.. johnson has discovered de most Certain,
Speedy, aud only RfectuI Remedy % the WOrld
fGT Weakness Of he hack OF Limbo Structures,
Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Inyolatla
tary DlschaFHee, Impotqncy, GeRpEal Debility,
Ncfy3gtress, pyspePsIa, LanguOt, Low.seiritf
Conllalbu Of Ideas, PalpitAtlon Of the Heart
Timidity, Trembling, DImness OF Sight, OF Gid.
dluesSy DISEASE Of the Head, Throat, Nose or
Skin, AatctiOae Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach OF
Bowels those Terrible ptSordeFs arising hom
Solitary HGlIitb. o. Youth secret Ind Solitary
song Of Syrcns tOtlhe MaIinVfs OfUlySGes, blight.
Ing tlleF most brilliant hopes or authorizations
aaarrlaaan hlnt-..-...-.--
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hALAS9tpS fhp'p H11"ASF 'T'''SH' ~
weakness ,l arising laE nom 'ndl'c'''i0n' fns 'A
aAas a powers 1I q Nature t Ehi N ~ UI
a. r,.,, .,o.r,,,,,,. svrA;,,o,r. ,;nnv, which
u, Z ,Ias 1 Hss, u r.s,t,oSD los.
Memory, .w.tomlp.s.. Horror Of Disease, or.
!, ga; |. ~, J., !. ,,,,,,.,..., ...,.
=, SI,'t1'r = 90 ~ ~ ~ HEiliG., 6TGne
tude PEestratlop, and inability 70 enter into The
II ~ go. .y...T, ur, ,.ftcisj rtn ..c,
enjoyments Of society. ~. "t ''7' -.
.l,,.. ~ t,r..,a,,q. lr.,,, Am. 49,, f,r IT,,
m, "a :. .s.,,oa mn o,s,riJ
IA GIm D! 'lg, .lsg j,gG } ID
Weakness, requires tho aid Of Medicine 70
NI,@- L1'S-iI~,,a, T -
.,,I1ntas I ,JifCtr .,5n, q ,ho svStcr wbieh
""a 'aSt' ! SSIiiH I'D si;i7 'JIlIGN
AELABoLp'S' hApHAoE No0A9 'NS'fF'''
does Ifpo treatment IL submitted TO, Con-
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NEW YOnk, Aala-ust .lsth, 1858,

ALLOW mo to call your attention 70 my PRERA'
RATION OF COMPOUND RxTRACTBUCHU.
The component parts aFGB UCnU, LoSo LEAF,
CUBEBs, JUNIPER BERRIES,
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AAluuAM

Married Persons Or Young Men contemplating
marriage, being aware OF Physical Weakness,
Organic Debility, DGioEmltles, speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care OF Dr.. j.
may religt0u4y eonhde In bis honor % gentle.
man, and confidently rely upon his skin As 1 phy.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
mi JoUNgON.

Member Of the Royal college Of surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one Of. tic most eminent Col.
leges In the United States, and the greater part
Of WhpseltIe has boon. 1pent In the hospitals Of
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
effected some Of the most astonishing cures that
'were ever hnoWn;4 Many tfg4b l0CtRlth ElngipeiD
tho head and chs when E5ISep, Rre&t hesE6bE.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, baShfnl
neast with frequent bluShing1 attended some.
times with arrangement Of mind, were cured I'm
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YOWNNEW &c

especially, who lhfv6 Come INC Victims Of Soil.
which annually sweeps To an nntimcly gtRye
Thousands OF Young Men Of the most excellent
talents aud brilliant intellect, who might other
wise have ENHANCED listening SeanteS' with tho
living lyEe, may call with fall o0nadepee .
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THEaDAYs COFe AARON BURR
RETURNED..s
The Opening of the Federal Court at
q n qli.sD ~ 81. Ciafksbnfg.. nNA

The opening OIL tue ceuetul CouIC az
!" "a 'I'A"' 81 '' CIdtksburg. '''"
985tSfslIRPs &,EsJ ;Iltsp iFpE 0'stSfi8
Il DEAR S1ua On yesterday the Federal
Court met in this place. The Judge ar.
rived on the 11So'clOck, AIM, trafnpa1d
at / o'clock, r. NJ, the Court was called,
bu bu account Of the absenoeLI presume
Of Hon, J. NJ. Bennett, OF Weston, and
Hon. ]. NJ. jackson, OF Wood county, the
headlights of Democracy in this part Of
the Slater tlae GouEt.Was- I'd o9Ened-Atsan
early hotG i'll tepIolcloCk sthis mqrging,
when It was promptly Called, one Of the
headlights, having arrived on the night
train from ParkeBburg, locked and
primed'. teNsf9nd al registrar Vi pE0sfcu'
After, The assembling Of the Court, and
after q few Motions had been made by
some Of the. attorneys, tina Judge directed
the Marshal to call the names Of the gen:
tlemen tRknhhd 6ee1sufpmDned as Grand
Jurors, which he did promptly. AttcrthC
Juror, EhkeuStheiH sgatsSiR ting jury
GoS55fr. Mdn 5aclsot, Thoha9 be b oms
Moved ~ the Democratic 6tdte Executive
Committee, assisted by 1Ir. Caleb BOggeSs
made a dcsTierdte eff6tt to Have the empan.
mel setaide IN pdeet hgh the UryamEht be
"packed" with gentlemen who could be
used Us tools by them ip,the prosecution
Of the Registrars who arc under arrest
Tho effort Nhielg those gFntlempn made
to GARY thelr point has tcvor been wit.
messed In, our courts since, the Trial Of
Aaron Bur. On Ills cccaatBioh! AS o. that,
the Marshal was plAced on the witness
stand and compelled to tstify as to the
manner in (which he had summoned his Ju'
~ and eYerYjurymap was AlsoQt subjected /! r
the most seyereI and searching tpteFFpga'
tons. Finally amer, alFee hours Of OK.
element and suspense 70 the great crowd
that filled the Court Room, the Judge dc.
clared the Jury properly empanncled, and
The QtgIrt adjourned GprtdInper, Il Nlfy
The scene through which the Judge was
cOmpclledto pass was aAryIng, one; but
he acquitted himself well. One thing Is
cettAil, the MAST @pwd Of Democrats that
filled tho court room were disappointed Ii
the tnGnnet iasWticiI he decided ailsfht
questions that RerGTased BIZ the gpaQcI
men who were ovGr.anxiOus to secure 4
Jury that would be q dead sure thing
on finding an indictment against tho Reg
istrars, who, I believe, have bccn unjustly
arraigned before the oourtbY their pOltti'
cal enemies, .,,,.,-
Ths htoJ1f III he afternoon session
having arrived che ilEymen took tthctI
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nIDORSRMRNT.OF .THR PRRSa; gna
The many thousands eured 1t! this ettAblish.
mGnt within the last twenty years, and them
mer9uS Important surgical oPnratiohs pertoEmodl
The SIN aud mauy other papers, notices! u which
have appeared again and again before tho public,
besides his standing, "a 4 8CyuGmAn OF character
and respectAblllty Is sufficient guarantee to the
hhiIctn6 uIl Fl TaNrfI =. frtl3Ot SJ.stl T'iElI
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY oURED,an
marl6 telilpEk I.IE pYTnl gI5Ia u
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From tie Largest Many aeturing 0Es.NtstS IN ne
..4' word. is2'' po $500,
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DISEASES OF IMpRuDRNCR

oFF1CE, NO. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
Lett hand aide going from Baltimore'street;a few
doors from the corner. Fall not 10 observe tho!
mime and number 3'' M rp'H! r1A.GS ,E1uL
az No letters received unless postpaid and
containing stamp 10 be used on the reply. Per
sons writing should state age and send portion
Of advertisement describing Symptbms al 'ii'Hi
Tho DOCtlFaR DIPhOMA. hAnglin,hiA, Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29
TAKEpARTI611I. ARINhTI1R

Or. ]. Addresses IN those who, have injured
themselves BY improper indulgence and solitary
Rage. u. s,t',,T t,.lti, 49, III 4
These are some Of thss sad and melancholy q.
fects, produced by early habits OF YOUTH viz:
Head, DlmnesB OF Sight. I,0ss Of MnScalAr Power!
PalpitatlOn Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous 1rI
riAblllty, DcEangement Of the Digestive. Fupp-
tons, General Debility, Symptoms u 81 conslpp-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

necessary requisites 70 promote cQ1nlhIal happi-
ness: Indeed, without thcse tho jb1tpsy t1ugb
life Becomes q WARY pilgrimage" the pSb3pStt
shadowCd with despair and thiIed Win TIL, ma
GntholE Reflection tlat the happlhesh 81 hnothGr
becomes bIIghtkd with our own -" :, ~ ~ .i~
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-03-19

VALUE OF SOUTHERN CROPS
1t is estimated that the staple
crops of the Southern States for
the year 1869 will foot up as fol
lows: About 100000 bales OF
cotton which, valued at $10S per
bale, (say 455 pounds at 25 cents
will give 1924, 100000; the corn
crop at 2S5, 100000 bushels, valu
ed at s23O, ,OOO,O 900, and the sugar,
wheat. tobacco and other crops
will yield S15O,OOO,OOO more-be
ing d total of S7O1, 100000. Put
ting the population at IL, 1,O0O,OOO
this would give an average Of S64
per head, which largely exceeds
that of the Northern and Western
States.