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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-08
Cincinnati Market,

CINCINNATI, September I.
BUTTER-Unchanyei and in talr
demand
COTTON-Closed strong with furth
err advance; middling is held at 20l q
2Oac; low middling lS!@l9c.
CHEESE-9I@l0c.
COFFEE-Firm; Rio lS92lc for
common to choice.
EGGS-l6@l1c.
FLOUR-F'irm and an advance ask
ed; f,mily s. 50@5 -; superfine 81 AZ
GA IS.
GRAIN--Flrmer; red winter sold at
81 l6@l Is, and l@2c more were ask
ed at the close; hill 81 - and white
81 25@l 30. Corn; mixed car 52ci
shelled 54@54!c; mixed white soc
Oats unchanged. Rye 6j@G7c. Bar,
ley quiet; iuIl prices demanded for the
best grades; good to prime tall sold al
S599Oc.
HAY-Good qualities in fair request
No. timothy at $40 00920 %.
LINSEED OlL-At 7Sc.
POVISlONS-A firmer tone; holders
less inclined to sell; mess pork held al
Sl2 50 for city mess and ST. W Tor
country. Bulk meats snonldersat Sic;
rib sides held at &C. clear rib sides at &c;
clear sides at &c all loose; these figure,
are above what buyers are inclined to
pay. Bacon in moderate demand;
shoulders at 6ic; clear rib sides at &c,
clear sides at 72c, all packed. Sugar
cured hams at l44@l44. Lard frmer;
city kettle at 81 &C.
SUGAR-Very firm and in fair de.
mand; New Orleans at ll9l2c.
TALLOW-Quiet prime at sta
SEC
WHISKY-Firm and in good de,
mand; sales oil 375 bbls at 9Oc Tor iron
bound.
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Greeley Means Fight

= Greeley Means Fight.
From the New York Advertiser, Rep1
I There 10 no union and harmony in
he Republican party if Greeley can pre-.
vent it. He started for a row, and he
10 going to have one. He sees there is
no chance for him to gain favor with
Grant, and like many soured and disap.
pointed political leaders who lose cast,
and their beads become seedy and des.
perate, resolves On mischief. Greeley
informed the readers of the Tribune
over and over again that he was desir-
Gus Of submitting "the claim of regular.
ity Of the two organizations in this CITY
to the State Convention" Last night
he went back on the Tribune and him.
sell. and made speech which means
war. The committee over which he
presides resolved to keep up its organi-
cation in defiance of the action of the
State Convention. 1t provided for the
election Of delegates to State, County,
Senatorial and Assembly convention
on the 18th inst, three weeks lefore tie
State Convention assemblies. Tn 8
means, unless the Custom House Or
ganization admits Greeley's committee
as the original Jacobs, that Greeley's
committee will run separate tickets, and
open the way for an easy victory to the
Democracy. In other words. Greeley
means to rule or ruin. He will not
submit to the action OF the State Con-
vention. The action of Greeley and
his contederates last evening makes the
lookout for the Republicans anything
but hopeful aud encouraging.
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Eaftening Turkeys.

The sooner we begin to feed turkeys,
the better. Thanksgiving will come in six
weeks, and it is always more profitable
to get them into the market then than
later. They will not weigh as much,
but will generally bling more per pound
than at Christmas, or any time before
the middle OF January.
Commence with light feed, say oats
and buckwheat, in equal quantities,
giving them, morning and night, all
they will eat. In week, drop the oats
and substitute corn. In another week,
drop the buckwheat and feed them corn
alone. Dough once a day, made of
boiled corn-meal, is recommended by
some breeders, but we are satisfied that
turkeys need no outside grinding to
make their food do them the largest
possible good. Their gizzards work
with tremendous power, and the
machinery is of such character that
it moves without loss to the animal.
Give them, the third week, all the
corn they want. If fed to them on a
dry. smooth sward, it may always lie
within reach. They will never cloy
themselves by over-eating; and we in
cline 10 the opinion that it is better to
let them pick up the kernels as they
need them, rather than dash down a
large quantity after considerable time
OF abstinence,
They must always have an abundance
Of pure water within easy reach. This
will make a greater difference in the
value of the food led to turkeys; and
il the day is windy or cold, they will
not 90 half dozen rods to provide
themselves with what is so needtul for
them, and of so much Importance to
the feeder.
They should always have shed, or
the south side o. board fence, where
they can make themselves comfortable:
Hardy "a they are, they dislike all
kinds of exposure, and will rather sit
Tor a. dav on the sunny side Of barn
than walk two rods between buildings
where the north wind is whistling.
Last, but not least, if they can be be-
guiled into roosting under cover, which
Is a difficult process, they will fatten
faster. 1t takes certain amount OF
food to make the needed amount OF
heat; and the less exposed they are on
cold frosty nights, the better.
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints,
DIR. RAILWAYS
Perfect PurgatiVe Pills,

perfectly tasteleSS, elegantly coated with
sweet gum, purge, regulate, purity, cleanse
aud strengthen. Railways Pills, Tor the
cure of ali disorders Of the stomach, Liver,
Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervou> Diseases,
Headache, Constipation, CUstivencSS, lndI-
gestion, Dyspepsia, BiliOuSnesS. Bilious fe-
yer, Inflammation III the Bowels, Plies and
all arrangements Of the Internal NIscera.
Warranted TO effect a positive cue. Purely
Vegetable containing no mercury, miner
ais or deleteriOuS drugs.
GS-Ubserve the following symptoms re-
sulting from disorders OF the Digestive Or
gans:
Constipation, Inward Piles, FullncSS of
the blood in the Head, Acldity of the
stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust OF
Food, FullueSs or weight In the stomach,
Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at
the Pit OF the Stomach, swimming of the
Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing,
Flutterng at The Heart, Choking or SuffO-
eating Sensations when in lying posture,
Dimnt ~ OF Vision, Dots or Webs before the
sight, Fever and Dull Pain In the Head,
Deficiency OF PersplratiOn, lellOwncSs OF
the Skin and Eyes, Pam in the Side, chest,
Limbs, and Sudden FiusheS of Heat, Burn
ing in the Flesh.
x few doses OF Railways Pillswi free the
system from all the above named disorders
Price, ~ cents per box. Sold Dy Druggists
READ FALSE \ Nd TRUE" send one
letter stamp To RAILWAY n CO., No. n
Maiden Lane, New York. Information
worth thousands will be sent you. Je3
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Concerning n Dpctisnary.

Who, that ever read it, has forgotten
the irresistibly funny description OF
the career of a dictionary, which
Mark Twain puts into the mouth
Of one Coon, "a nice, bald.headed man
at the hotel in Angels camp, in the
Biz Tree region ofthe Calaveras county,
California. 1t was to a request for the
loan of book to enliven rainy day.
that Coon replied: -,
"Well, I've got a mighty responsible
old Webster Unabridged, what there 10
of it, but they started her slashIng
around the camp before | ever got a
chance to read her myself; and next
she went to Murphy's and from there
81 went to Jackass Gulch, and she 8
gone to San Andreas, and l don't ex'
oect Ill ever see that book again. But
what makes me mad is, that for all
they're so handy about keeping her
sashshaying around from shanty to
shantv and from camp to camp, none
of ems got good word for her. Now
Coddington had her a week, and she
was too mauy for him-he couldn
smell the words; lie tackled some Of
them regular busters, tow'rd the middle,
Won know, and throwed him. Next
DYER he tried her jolt, but he couldn't
pronounce 'em-Dyer can hunt quail
and play sevenup as we'll as any man
understand, but he cant pronounce
worth a cent; he used to worry along
we'll enough though, till ne fiush one
Of them rattlers with q clatter OF cyl
ables as long as string Of boxes b. .s..
and then he'd lose his grip and thro"
up his hand. And 30 finally DICK $40.
ker harnessed her, up there a. M,
cabin, and sweat over her, and wrestieo
with her for as much as three weeks
night and day. till he got as Tar as n
and then passed her over to Lug
Pickerell, and said she was the Oil
fredest dryest reading that ever n
struck. ~ - @.-. .' =, ...' 90
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New York Marker.
New YORK, September I

NEW YORK, september 1.
FLOUR-Is a shade tirmer at - 90
@6 50 for superfine State; 50 7O@5 50
ior extra State; s. 65@5 95 FIR choice
State; S. OO@5 So TOR supertine western;
S. 6O@5 80 for common TO medium
extra western; SIS 9j(gG 30 for choice
do; Sc 5O@7 % for common to choice
white wheat extra; s. 50 a. % for
common to good shipping brands OF
extra round hoop Ohio ST OOG6 10 for
trade brands; s. 1906 90 for common to
fair extra St. Louis; Sc $500 90 for good
to choice do, the market closing quiet
Southern flour firm at - lO@6 90
for common to fair extra, and Sc 7r
M9 10 tor good to choice do. Rye
-four steady at 81 OO05 10. Corn
meal is quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat is 2@5c higher,
at 81 4O6l 43 for No. > spring atloar
81 45@l so tor winter rel western;
81 52@l So for amber Michigan; 81 60
al 63 for white do. Rye quiet.
Barley dnll. Barley malt dull Corn
is a shade irmer at 6Ic to-
western mixed afoat. Oats quiet at 10
65Oc for western and OHIO.
PROVISIONS-Pork dull at Sl3 %
6l3 so for new mess; $40 25@l0 IS
Tor prime do, and SO 509ll Oh Tor new
prime do. Beef is dull at 81 OO@ll 90
for plain mess and Sll 0O@l4 % tor ex-
ira do. Beet hams inactive at SlS00@
% 90. fierce beef nominal at $40 O0@
Is 90 for prime mess and Sl2 OO@22 "
for India mess. Cut meats dull at l0@
l3c for hams; and 6@6lc for should,
ers; middIes unchanged. Lard steady at
Sl694c for steam and 9sc for kettle
rendered.
BUTTER-Is dull at lO920c for
western and 10000 for State.
CHEESE-ls steady at 6@l0!c for
common to prime.
COTTON-At 1890 for low middlings
and 20sc for middlipg uplands.
OILS-Petroleum in moderate re
quest at l3tc for crude and 24ic for re
fined. .--..- ......--.
TALLOW-Heavy at .Sf@elc stea
riue nominal at S@l0e.
WHISKY-Quiet at 924c.
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Direct Taxes From states and Terri
tories.

The following is an official list, pre-
pared by the Third Auditor, OF the total
amounts paid into the Treasury by the
States and Territories on account OF
the direct tax under acts Of Congress
approved August 9Th, 1861, May l3'h,
1862, and. February Dist, 1868, pr or to
July LIST, 1871: Arkansas, Sl96,OS2 !;
California, S247, 445 ; Colorado, naught;
District OF Columbia, naught; Connect
icut, s26l $50; Delaware, sos, 1876; Da
cotah, naught; Florida, S43,5OO'
Georgia, S7l4OS; Illinois, 1914, 500;
Indiana, s769,l44; Iowa, $3S4,275;
Kansas, S9,36l; Kentucky, 5000, GAL !;
Louisiana, S2l4,l32; Maine, 1851, 7O2 /;
MARYLAND, S37l,7l2; Massachusetts,,
$7U0S94; Michigan, S426,499; Min,
nesota, Sg2,245; Mississippi, 500
go; Missouri, $646.95S; Nebraska
nausht; Nevada, 1888; New
Mexico, naught; New Hampshire,
sIS5646; New Jersey, s6S2,6I4, New
York, Sl,S59,4l4; North Carolina
1858 O24; Ohio. Sl,632,O26; Oregon
nanpht; Pennsylvania, 1854, III;
Rhode Island, S90,4l9; South CAROLINA
S432, 342; Tennessee, S37S,7O0; Texas
sl3OO0S; Utah, naught; Vermont,
sl794OS; Virginia, $74S,54S; West
Virginia, $751;, 1907 Washington, I'2oo;
Wisconsin, $2l9,942
Several of the States paid the entire
amount thereof from balances founn
due them on settlement Of claims in the
Third Auditors Office. New York
paid in this manner 81 ,459, Alb, and has
a balance of suspended claims amount
inc to S3lS,176. Pennsylvania paid by
settlement of State claims 81 ,304, 100
of the amount due and paid into the
Treasury. Massachusetts,, Georgia,
Kentucky, Michigan aud other States
maid the total nmount from balances
tound due, and settlement OF claims in
the Third Auditors Office. The total
amount paid into the Treasury and
Credits $146Sl,7O The total amount
Of direct tax apportioned under the ac'
Of August 5, 1861, is $2O,OOO,OOo.
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A HIDDEN TREAsURE.
Truth Stranger Tia Rieties-ssee,
Found In an Old Coffee PSt1Binfu.

AssH NAAO AAASs~Js 90
Among the many strange events that
now and then startle the community,
an occurrence Of a singular and aunu.
sual character was developed yeatsrdsy.
Ten years ago an Irish laborer on the
Panhandle road, by the name Of Car
righan, pitched his "shanty" near Hol.
iday's Cove, West VirgiIia. opposite
this city. With the aid of an industri.
Gus wife they soon had q nice garden
patch near the proposed new road and
they prospered, the husband and wife
working aud outstanding their earnings.
Carriehan was eccentric 10 his notions,
and by far too reticent in telling his
wife what he did with his wages, as he
would disappear from home on receiv-
ing his pay, but return the next day,
without telling his wife a word as to
where he had been or what disposition
he had made of his money. Two years
passed, and the economy of the couple,
their honesty and good management
must have put them in easy circum-
stances, but upon this question Carrig-
han was singularly silent. One day in
the spring OF 1864, Carrighan left his
home for the last time; for while work.
lag at a cut in the road a rock fell and
crushed him to death. The sudden blow
to the wife produced alteration OF
the mind, left as she was without the
slightest knowledge of her husbands
financial condition, aud without friends
and kindred For seven years the
widow labored assiduously to provide
bread for herself and family, and
although considered OF uusound mind,
administered to the wants Of her charge
with all the kindness Of mothers dis
position. She always contended that
her husband had his money secreted
some place about the premises, but the
most careful search failed to produce
the slightest trace ofthe missing money.
Yesterday. however, the mystery Of ten
years was cleared up, and the partially
deranged woman was brought. by the
blessing OF God, to full return Of her
senses, by the finding Of the hidden
treasure. The discovery was made 10y
a man named Scott, who was working
in the cellar o. the shanty occupied by
Carrigan at the time Of his death. He
discovered buried in the earth an old
coffee pot Upon lifting the half de-
cayed vessel from its resting place, he
discovered the money 30 long lost. 10
the pot was found $40 in silver, thirty
three sovereigns, and $645 in American
gold, in all 5000 in specie. The glad
tdings were communicated to Mrs
Carrigan while she was at work over
the wash tub, and the money passed to
her charge. This morning she depos-
tied the entire sum with the firm OF K.
a. T. Mears, of this city.-SteubenriNs
HrrnM
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EECEiVER's NOTICE.

.-DTtCE - HER EBY GIVEN THAT
' '.- undersigned has been appointed
-.,rr. under u decree of the Circuit
go. Dhu county, West Virginia, made
d. .ryri in u cause III Chancery in said
90 p.uiIus, in which >. VI. Darrah Is
...a.ulu. aud ". W. Miller, w. J. Bates,
..E Thomas MuOrehead are d fend ants,
.... III day o! July, ISL, OF all the prop
.. - IDS, effects ana debts due the late
%. " ". Miller Il Co. All persons
wing themselves indebted to SAID late
. win please call upon the undersigned
"a Ike settlement without delay.
Fer At private sal AT the Machine shop
& .Grt street. lat ~ occupied uy said
...u, one II large Planer, one ~ 70 feet
. . pae ll ~ feet Lathe, one ~ feet
.. TWO - Drill Presses, two ~ screw
..,. lane 81 SnnfiiIs an PuIlieS, and
....r q her Machinery ana Fixtures
...... ora Iir>t-c4aSS Machine shop.
undersigned may be found during
...-> hours at the office on Market
..r inner pi South.
90 RI. b. MILLER, Receiver.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, September I.

BALTIMORE, September !.
COTTON-Advanced under the de
mand to fill short orders in New York
low middling at l9l@l9!c, but gen
orally held above these rates.
FLOUR-Firm and in tair demand;
city mills superfine at 81 75G6 %,
western superfne at 81 75@5 %; Other
grades unchanged.
GRAIN-Wh heat advanced and firm;
good to prime red at 81 42@l %
common to fair at 81 20@l 40, Penn
sylvania at 81 4O@l 45. Corn scarce
and higher; white southern at I4GSOc;
yellow do 7Sc mixed western at 6S07l
Oats quiet and steady.
PROVISIONS-Unchangei
WHISKEY-At 92l@93.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.

New YORK, September Z, p. NJ.
MONEY-Was active at 2G3 pei
cent. on governments and stock collat
erals.
FOREIGN EXCH ANGE-Marke
is irregular aud unsettled; prime bank
ers' 81 days sterling is quoted at lOS:
@l0Si.
GOLD-Market was more active anC
higher this afternoon, closing at 1ll3$
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Marke
strong and higher at the close; there
was an increased business to-day; United
States currency Is ll6l
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AT Long Branch, the other evening
a pretty black-eyed girl, with mischiev'
GUS smiles playing all over her face
asked General Grant if if he could sing
"Giye me a Cot" The great gift-re'
ceiver "saw it. at once, and his prov
became clouded as be answered sharply
II never cling, miss. = 5Ee-A
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NOTICES.

D...u-AI.~ WILL BE RECEIVED UP
/ .... = ..ymbrr glh, at > O'Clock l.. M, for
...l,..,> : rect, by the yaIu, in the
,:I DIRT |, be placed on The water
nrIuu street, and work To be done
.. IA. supervision Of the Street Com
.,.... h.d> To- be given TO
j. W. BORING,
,..u =. TEN. OF the Committee on
... r>lui Alleys. Sep5
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GRAPES! GHAPES!!

IN \ON PREPARED To DELIVER,
.... ,lrlv morning, from the Island
......pauN part OF the city, the choIc-
. ...Nl OHD GRAPES 10 be found in the
..r. orders lett on the slate at +. r..
.. ,ruu.truuuery, Fridge corner, will re-
... ..rupt attention. "
.., WM HILLMAN.
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.uoicc Concord Grapes.

l.EH- AND FAMILIES DESIRING
| J r. supplied with fresh Grapes daily
..1r 1u".r o.dcIS tiIIed promptly by
....- .!.rn at No. 30 Main stree.
- 4. q. Rob- NSON.
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lust RECEIVED,
500 Lbs. White Lead.
80 " Burnt TIMBER, In oil.
80 Chrome Green,
20 Yellow "
80 " Black Paint, "
80 Rochelle cnrc,
500 White Lead, " In. cans.
l0 PruS~ian Blue 4" assd cans.
SMITHS, SINCLAIR d co,
apr25 Wholesale Druggists.
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DRUGS AND 5EOlCiRES.

UST RECEIVED,
80 Boxes Window GltS..
RblS. Castor oil.
% Boxes Starch.
y Corn Starch.
~ boz. Vinegar Bitters.
- " HOStetier's BitterS.
"A LndSey'S Il. SeaTcher.
10 Sellers Pills.
~ Cough syrup.
SMITHS, SINCLAIR s. CO.,
apr25 Wholesale Druggists.
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For Sale Low.

v.ll,r.K OF BUILDING LOTS IN
49,. ,.u-.tlvl>Iuns OF the Joseph Cald-
= Side. rug Terms apply TO
~ Ill GItsS, tseIi Estate Agent.
.Yl t.tluue street, between First
...... ,i.t.,t>. mara
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JUST RECEIVED
10 Bbls. ass'd Lampblack.
10 whiting,
20 Mineral Paint asS'd cOlors,
p Boxes Chrome Green, dry.
Is ~ Yellow,
- VermilliOn,
p Lib. Trieste Il"
. Bbls. Linseed OIL,
3 Narnish.
SMITHS, SINCLAIR 4 CO.,
apr25 Wholesale Druggists.
10n KEGS 81 CARB. SODA, ENGLISH,
lUU 100 Mats Cinnamon,
~ Bags Pepper, Silted,
) BIgs Alispicc.
At LAUGHLlN BROTHERS, & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
~ BOXES PEARL STARuH,
LO ~ Boxes Corn starch,
~ (" Sea Moss farine,
10 d" Bakers Coco and Chocolate,
At LAUGHLIN Broth ERS 60,
apr6 Wholesale Druggists
A. BOXES CASTLE SOAP, Mars-illes,
10 ~ Old Palm soap,
30 COIgstes Z. Z. =. Soaps,
100 Old Home Family soap,
Ia ~
Wholesale Druggists.
IN BOXES COLGATE's GLYCER!NE
- Boxes Colgate Honey Soaps,
- COlgate's Fruit soaps.
10 Colsate's White BAR Toilet
At LAUGHLIN BROTHERS CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
9OO POUNDS GUM c AM iI, .,.,,,,
so Hemp Seed,
80 CarawHy and An'se Seed,
At LAUGHLlN BROTHERS, & Co,
Wholesale Druggists.
1oo DOZEN OLD HOME BITTERS,
lUU 30 Walkers Vinegar BitteTs,
- Plantation Bitters,
- HOoiaDd's German BitteTS
AT LACGHLIN BROTHERS & CO.,
Wholesale druggists.
IO0 DOZEN NERVE AND BONE LIN
81 Dozen Mexican Mustang Liniment-
30 Davis' Pain Killer,
80 Bakers Pain Panacea,
Wholesale Druggists
en- DOE. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
on 100 Dozen Carrying 81, Merchants
en- Ranell's Indian Eminent,
AZ LAUGHLfN BROTHERS & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists
1on GROSS TODD'S LIVER PILLS
IW 20 McLains Pills,
10 Ayers Cathartic Pills.
10 Wright's Pills, ....
At LAUGHLIS BRUTHERS Il CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
1on POUNDS BATHING SPONGE,
lUU l50 I" Carriage Sponge,
% surgeons Sponge,
At LAUGHLIN BROTHERS CO.,
aprS Wholesale Druggists
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIX. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College oI Surgeons
London, graduate from one al the nioa en-.
lnent Colleges In the United States. and the
greater part Of who's. HE has been sIent In
the hospitals of London. Paris. Philadclphln
and elsewhere, has effected some ~ the nIoN
astonishing cures That wei" ever known
Many troubled with ringing IN the head
ami ears when asleep. great urryouen,.ss
being alarmed at sudden sounds, bHshtul.
ness, with frequent hlushing, attended soInr
times with deragement OF mind, were cured
Immediately.
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rrIuBERr HAS go ACRES OF
- .-.,1.a Land for sale at ~ Monroe
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fE DIX. JOHNSTON -
Has discovered the most Certain s,,....,
and only Efectual Remedy in the world 70
Weakness OF the BACK or Limbs StrictureA
voluntary Discharges, lmpotency, Genera.
Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, langnN
Low Spirits. Con nisiop OF IDEAS, PalritsiInt
of the Heart, Timidity. Trembling, nimnss
OF sight, Giddiuess, Diseases Of IT,. II. %,
Throat, Nose ar skin, Affections nt nie
Liver. Lupgs s.onsch or Bowels--ih. ~
Terrible Disorders arising from Satita
Habits oil Youth sncRkT and solitary pr1,r
tees more i"'~' "a their victims than q
songs OF Syr-HN "a the Mariners o. Ulys>.-
bltghttng the:~ most brilliant hopes or ia.
ucipau"nS, -"H iering marriage, &C., imro'.
sibls $50
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-08
YOUNG MEN

Especially. VITO have become The victims a.
Solitary Vice, That dreadful A,id JieNtructiy,
habit which annually sweep la m untInrI,
grave thousands III Young Mel. ri the mnst
exalted talents and brilliant inIeilact, who
might Otherwise have entrs,lrrh 'l>lenIn,r-
Senates wifi the thunder ~ r',r,ucnce "a,
walked tn ~ lacy the the lhrii''r. W., mn,
call with rr'' confidence
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-08
MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or loUug eli .Uri,u,
plating Marriage, being swEr al ,hysics,
Weakness, organic debility, lie urmitiss.
speedily cured.
He who places himself unhrT he care q
DIR. j.. may rcligiously confid, h.. honoi
| az a gentleman, and confidently tt, ' upon
his skill aS y physician.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-08
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
y NFftfAAaAA ~ HHHNss


VINO nave Injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED IN when alone, habit
frequently learned nom eva companions
or al school, the effects Of ich are u tx htly
lcit, even when asleep, and II not cured rem
dcrS mari lagv impossible, and destroys h-'l
mind and body, should apply imnie,iinn y
What II pity That "A young man, the L"p.
~ his county, the darling OF his parc,sts
should be- snatchr'i nom AL prospects end
rnIOymcntS of life by the Consequence -
drviatlng from the path of naturo gnd Ia.
dulgiug IN u certain secret habit. such p":.
sous must, before contemplating