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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-06-27

HI LEOE y az IHc E0HSc.
lst.-It will relieve the worst case Of Bilious
choiic or Ch oiera Morb u 0 in - minutes.
2d.--lt will cure the most obstinate case of
weeks.
3d.-lt Is the best remedy in the world for
SICK He d che. as,ho,tsands,en testify, il
taken when the hrst sym prumS appear. u ii
4th.-lt is the best diurctic' ever put before
the public; curing those distressing complaints
D!abetes 8 and Crave and other AIRY
difIcuttles. "a ..-.,..-H
8ogue, and TO the Young Girls middle
aged w o m n. and at the Turn OF tfe, this
remedy Is OF incllculabe value.
otn.-lt Will remove wind from the bowels,
and hence a few drops in some sweetened water
given to babe is better than a dozen cordials 10
Relieve ant mako IL sleep. Contain
ing no nno dyne.
7th.-lti i, sure relief for adults and children
affected with wo rms and p In Worms.
1t will bring away the worms
6th 1t will cure the Plles Q and Ne m orr
rho d | al difficulties. M
oth.-ltwill cure Constipation and keep
the bowels rrguli ir. twill also cure the case
of Summe mer CO n, p u MT and Dys ntery.
10TH will cure sour eto m IN,
Stimulate the Liver to caluhy action.
Relieve He nrt-Burn and act - \ general
Regulator If the system.
When taken dilute the dose with sugar and
water to Win e-oiass fuii and you
have pie n SAINT tonic.
. Whlttlesey Dyspepsia Curel 81 90 per hotlle.
Nh,tilesey Ague Cure SOC. per bottle.
Whittlesey Cough Granulcs ssr. per bottle.
Sold by all druggists and warranted.
Whittlesey Prop. Med. Co.. Toledo,
For sale by W. X. YERGIN, Millersburg. o.
45yl
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-06-27
AGENTS WANTED.
Legal Notice.

Legal Notice,
John weatherbee, Plnrt,
W.
William Truckenmiiler and rt
Ruth ruckenmiller, his wife, In Court OF
- Perkins, common Pleas
Henrietta MrClsran, Holmes coun-
Josephene Mettaran, ", Ohio.
~ Adolphus McClaran. ltIt
Laura McClaran, Du'>. Jttt
FINHE defendants who reside in Johnston
Il county, Missouri, will take notice thar on
the lsth day of June. \. u. 1872, the flainiih
tilcd in the Court OF Common Pleas OF Holmes
county, Ohio, his petition, praying for the cor
rection OF q mistske in deed executed hs
William Truckeumiller ~ guardian OF the
minor heirs OF Joseph McClaran, on the -nd
tlay OF Nav, ISIS, and praying for the coz rec,
tion OF said deed A. follows. to wit: Inat said
deed may describe ~ feet front OF OF the Esst
sisie OF Lot number tlsl nineteen, new number,
instead OF the East half of Lot llny-hVe IN the
town OF Nashville. in Holmes County, Ohio.
said defendants are required to answer on or
leiore the Sist tlay of August, A. ID. lsss- said
Petition will stand for hearing at the Septrm-
STILWELLS 4 HOAGLANp,
Attorneys Tor Pin';.
June'l2, 1872 rii
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-06-27

Terrible railroad disaster in Can
ada. Sixty-five persons killed and
wounded. ~ !. 1rlt- - ~
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-06-27
Buffalo Land,

By Hon. W. T.. Webb, of Topeka. Kansas. The
wealth and wildness, mysteries and marvels, of
the boundless West fully and truthfully de-
scribed. Overlooking with wit and humor. \
complete guide for sportsmen and emigrants.
Frofusely and splendidly illustrated. In
mensely popular, and selling beyond precedent.
Send for Illustrated circular, terms, &c. at
once. to the publishers, +. HANNAFORD 4 Co
III West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, y. 45wS
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-06-27
AGENTS WANTED
For cooDSPEED'S
Presidential Campaign Book

The great WORK OF the year. Prospectus,
Post paid, s5cts. An immense sale guaranteed
Also for my Campaign Charts 4 New Maps.
j. W. GOOD>PEED, Chicago, Cincinnati, or
st. Louis.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-06-27

Greeley is a good kind old man,
the rebels say, this means that if
they succeed in electing him Presi-
dent that they can use him as they
did Pierce and Buchanan-make
him tool for the accomplishment
of designs which if attended with
success would bring to the cheek of
the "boys'' who 'swore the blue" the
blush of shame. f-.l. i,.i a-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-22
CHlRiIiEEis LESION
Reputation of Our Share Of the VII.
glnia Debt...The. COnRehuon Re-
fuses TO Recognize II in the New
Constitution,


Reputation Of Our Share Of the VII.
ginia Debt...The. COnRehuon Res
fuses TO Recognize Il in the New
Constitution .....
Dispatch to tho Cincinnati Enquirer. ,..-
CHARIEsToN, w. VA Feb, 90
The Constitutional Convention, In
Committee OF the Whole, have this even.
Ing terminated the extensive discussion
had for four days, upon the report Of the
Committee on Taxation and Finance,
emitting by q vote Of AZ TO 20, the clause
In the present Constitution, and especial.
ly providing for tho payment Of the in.
debtedness to the State Of Virginia, in.
CURED by tho separation and establish.
ment Of West Virginia, leaving the Legs.
lature with authority 10 provide for the
payment Of any liability and indebtedness
Of the State prior to the adoption Of the
Constitution. -
Learned speeches were made by Mr..
Pendleton and Mr.. Faulkner, and the 70.
port Of the Committee was ably defended
and sustained BY the Chairman, Mr.. Ira.
verse. County and municipal corpora
tons within the State are mot allowed to
become indebted in any manner, including
existing Indebtedness, In an aggregate ex:
ceeding five per centum on the value oil
the taxable property therein, Counties
arc not permitted to assess taxes the ag.
grcgate Of which shall exceed seVenty.fiYe
cents on one hundred dollars valuation,
except by vote OF three.fiflhs OF the
people voting in the county, and except
for the payment Of indebtedness at the
time Of the adoption Of the Constitution.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-22

TIE MERCHANTS AND BANKERS Al.
MANIAC FOR 1S72.-0ne volume, octave.
Published at the Bankers Magazine office,
23 Murray Street, N. Y, contains a list
Of 1850 National and 500 State Banks,
capital and names Of President and Cash.
Ter Of each; 1900 Private Bankersiu the
United States, January, 1879; 1900 Bank.
ers and Brokers in New York City, and
Members Of the Stock Exchange and
Gold Exchange; 800 Banks and Brokers
in Canada; 100 Banks and Bankers in
London; Daily Premium on Gold, 1863
1871; List of 1000 Insurance Companies
in the United State, Pres lent and Secre.
tary Of each; 900 Ran Road IS the United
States and Canada@lengh and cost Of
each, name Of President, &c; Review Of
the Cotton Market, four years; Fluctua.
tons in Rail Road Shares and Bonds,
State Bonds, Government Bonds, City
Bonds, &C., (1S8S- 1871, with numerous
engravings, Price So.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
OPFIoE DAILY INTRLLIaRNcRR,
VadnAadav Fab o.

wednesday, FeD. ~.
Very slight changes In quotations. Groceries
In good demand, with Sugar and Molasses quite
active. Coffee quiet, butheld with great conf,
dence, and advanced on choice grades.
APPLEs-sales at 50 1904 90 per barrel for com
mon 10 fair, and 81 6Oo5 90 for prime to choice
BucKwHEAT FLOUR-Dull at &c per pound.
BuTTER-Low grades dull. Prime may be
quoted at 22025c; common, lb0lsc.
BEANs-Prlces remain unchanged: g 0009 90
per bushel.
Z BAKING PowDER-SSc per pound. .-.
BEooAs-Fancy, $ss5, 8 IS and $is5; plain,
CANNED GoODs = Peaches, pound cans,
SO OO0G 80 per case. Tomatoes, 3pOund cans,
81 9Gd4 %. WlnsloW'S corn, IS so.
CHEEsE-Is frmer, under the influence of an
advance in New York; Primo Goshen, l7c.
CRAoKERs-Uncha Sugar lie; Lemon
ike; Soda 7Kc;Water 6Xc; Oyster TIC; Cream
CSC; Butter nc.
CRANBERRrEs-ordin $1l COPPER Dbl.
EGss-Thc demand is good, and stock meagre;
sales Of fresh at 29023c.
FIsH-Lake herring, prime old 81 co. new
s. 20; white Ash, 50 IS; No. mackerel, bar.
res, $l1 IS; No. 5, 50 80; half barrels No. .,
So 25; do. No. 8, s. Is, full weight.
FLoUR-Demand good, with very light BtockSi
holders arc disposed 10 advance prices
fancy s. So; white wheat family IS o.
choice red wheat 81 IT'S; extra 81 %; supCrAne
$50; choice spring wheat $40.
GRAM Whsdt-Firm; No. red 81 s.; white
81 80. 0dtS-Sales at 42c. COrn-Firm at 5Oc,
Rys-7Oc. BGrey-SO6S5c. U
GRoCEREs-CQ 6te-ChOice old Government
Ia H.. a. "a.
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TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
L Wheeling. ....
Benjamin II. List, Administrator of the estate Of
John b. Trimble, deceased.

Harriet A. Trimble, st ais. In Chancery.
The undersigned, a Commissioner In Chancery
Of said Court, hereby gives notice that, pursuant
TO decree made and entered In the above en-.
titled cause by said Court at the January term,
1872, thereof, he will on Monday; the 18th day OF
March, 1871 at his office on the north. east corner
Of 4th and Monroe streets. In the city Of Wheel.
ing, West Virginia, proceed to take, state and
report the accounts Of said Benjamin N. List,
administrator Of tho estate OF John B. Trimble,
deceased, and any other matters deemed peril.
nent by himself or required to be reported by the
parties to said suit, or any OF them. @sFg
~ GIBSON L.CRANMER,
Commissioner in Chancery Of said Court.
febiTh
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Fresh Thoughts on II New Subject.
lloPEDALE, o., Feb. 10, 1872.

Fresh Thoughts on Il New Subject.
llopEDALE, o., Feb. 10, 1872.
Editors oil the Intelgencer.
Travelling through eastern Ohio on
business, for the last six months, have
lad occasion to stop frequently in towns
lndvIllagcs where the citizens think that
one Of the two railroads now projected
from Wheeling 10 the northwest, will
he finally located. was amused, MOTTO
say startled, ut some Of the arguments
made in favor Of and objections TO both
d those proposed roads. Some are III
lavor OF the road because II will run up
that creek; others because il will run
down that "loller. Some are in favor of
ilOecause the stock will be good some
are opposed to it because the stock will
he bad, These and similar arguments
and objections are about the same on
both routes, until finally pull up at the
village OF HOpedale, where the Wheeling
" Lake Erie Road originated. and make
my acquaintance with DR.. Mlntcers of
the hopedale Exchange, and who appears
10 De the brains OF the Wheeling Il lake
Eric Road. He assures me LLat the
W. " L. E. Road is u success-that
The contract is signed and straightway
gets the Wheeling paper and reads me
the dispatch from Mr.. Bell to DR.. Baird,
Now" says he, will you give up your
Wheeling Creek switch !"
! had frequently told the DR.. that il
i,ney could get money to build their road
Wheeling would "join In" and that if he
would bother me no more with his old
map, by sticking pins in all the important
places, such as railroad crossings and
large towns such as HopedaIe and Woos.
ter until he would wear his old map out,
! would cease my opposition to the
Wheeling " Lake Erie road and Ego for
HOpClalG."
Now, Mr.. Editor, it seems we, who have
been in favor of the Wheeling Greek
route, have been beat, and H0pedale has
lSlIiy won the battle, and would it not be
wei Tor us 10 cease our opposition and
strike out as one man Tor a road to the
northwest We now have a chance,
Il we let slip, one may never come
asaIn. More anon.
Yours truly, J.C.M.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-22

'ACoRREcTIoN-Mr. SAM'L. s. MOORE,
ofthe firm Of MOORE s. STEVENSON, book
sellers, Charleston, telegraphs as follows
to the Cincinnati Times. Chronicle, We
copy it because the dispatch which it cor
reefs was copied into the INTE1LraEEoER (:
"The telegram from this city, published
in your issue Of Monday, the 18th inst I,
giving an account ola fight for the pos
session Of o bookstore room. was false In
every particular. Moore & Stevenson
were not party in the dispute, the tragic
part of which existed only In the imagina-
ton Of the persons who originated the
telegram referred TO-"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-22

AMONG the many special trade journals
begun in this country none seemto have
succeeded quicker In establishing itself
than The American Grocer, Published
weekly by JOHN DARBY Il Co., 161 Viii
liam st., N. Y, $sayear, IteYidently met
want and filled place. It's forty pa
ges are crammed with every variety Of in
formation necessary to keep q grocer or
county merchant fully posted, while its
vigorous editorial management gives evil
dence of an earnest devotion too, and an
able advocacy Of the best interest Of this
large and influential trade. NE can
chcerIully recommend it to our business
men.
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TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF

TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
l. Wheeling.
benjamin N. List, Administrator of the estate Of
John B. Trlmblc, deceased.
f.'i VS.
Harriet A. Trimble, ais. In ChAncery.
The undersigned, special Commissioner, here.
by gives notice thai, pursuant 10 the authority
vested in him by the decree Of said Court, made
and entered In said suit at the January term, 1874
thereof, he will offer for sale at public auction al
the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio coun-
ty. West Virginia, on ..7.---
SATURDAY, tho 24th day OF February, 1871,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n, the south one.
half Of lot number flity.two 90 on the west side
Of Roif street and corner OF Marshall street, in
the city OF Wheeling. West Virginia.
TERMS OP SALE-Onc-third OF the purchase
money cash, and the remainder In two equal
instruments. payable respectively IN six and
twelve months from the day OF sale, with in.
terest from said day, the purchaser giving his
Negotiable promlsaiy notes, with security ap.
proved by the undersigned for said deferred in
stalments, and tho undersigned will retain the
title until said notes are paid. Selling as Com
missioner, the undersigned will only warrant
specially the title to said property
ALFRED CALDWELL,
fcblTh Special Commissioner.
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The Louisiana ScandaI-.Worse Than
Tue New York Custom HOASe.

'"e Louisiana ScandaI-.WorSe Than
The New York Custom Hoase.
a Washington telegram to the Gin.
c'nnali Commercial says;
1.-THE testimony ELECTED by the New
orleans Investigating Committee will
snow very damaging state OF affairs
winch cannot fail to have It's effect upon
tue manner OF appointments 10 office bv
~ ,ar present Administration. 1t is stated
taaI The testimony against Collector
1Sey touching his participation in cases
W bribery and corruption will make n
o oTY 9hIavorable showing for that officer
a''u the President, 1t Is in testimony thai
" corruption fund Of $4,000 was sub
%rIOed, most OF which was raised for the
PURPOSE Of passing the Levee Shed bill
through the Legislature Of the State, and
MAJ T1 casey subscribed to this fund IS ,OO0
Ine money received for this fund, It an,
eaFS, was placed In the hands Of Col.
,Slor Casey, but by some arrangement
was not paid out. The bill passed the
Nnste and House, but was vetoed BY
W. Warmoth, and the money wa:
subsequently, returned to those from whom
was received. It's said, by those who
nave had opportunities Of knowing, thal
SSaelnVesligation ut New Orleans has lad
% "I.sN more deplorablc state OF ofllCia
. M.e's, than has been elected in any
"'''ous examination Of that character
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srRRL1So ExcnANaE-1O0R

sTocKs-Union Pacific was again TO.
day the great feature Of the Stock Ex.
change. One hundred thousand shares,
It Is said, changed hands for speculation,
and the speculation was characterized by
extreme depression and a very heavy
market The two extremes Of the day
were $751; and 34s. There was very
wide difference between sellers options
and regular stock. At one time stock
sold Of % regular, and 35t seller, ten;
again at 30 regular, and 80 seller five, and
at SO regular, and $751; seller sixty, In the
morning the difference between cash and
regular stock was ] to t per cent, and in
the afternoon stock loaned at 1.32 to 1.1G
for borrowing. The entire market sym.
pathized, and declined 4 per cent, closing
heavy at tho lowest prices.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, February 21.-FLoUR-De.
mand fair and market firm. so
CRAM heat-No. 2 Spring Chicago,
81 90. Corn No. 2 mixed-4Oc. Oats-No.
9, S9tc, Rye-No. 2, 74a75c. Barley-No
9 spring Sole
PRoY1sIoNs-Pork-$12 As. Lard
&c. Green Meats Quiet and unchanged
except for hams which may be quoted at
batc. higher. Bulk Meats-Unchanged.
Hoas-Active but lower; range, 81 10a
4 IS. = -
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YoRK, February 21.-The mar.
ket Is rather quiet but very firm for
all staple fabrics, both wool and cotton,
in sympathy with raw materials. Print,
Ing cloths weighing yardsto the pound,
GA picks square, are sold ahead OF the pro.
duction up to July next at 75a9c; Per.
Gales of Pacific Mills are quick at 22ic;
their lawns are also saleable at 15c on
14O0 cloths; heavy brown sheetings are
firm and looking up at 14ia15c, but some
very good brands from Tennessee and
Georgia are selling at much lower prices
Nashville sheetings with buclE.horn stamp
made their appearance in the market 10.
day and were taken up quick at 1910, in
quantities. ...-............. -.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, February 81 FLOUR =
Firm, but unchanged. -yt
GRAIN = Wheat and Com-Frmer.
0ats-Quiet at 53a5Gc. Rye-Unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork, firm at $14 so.
Observation-Disclosures. Bacon shout.
ders-6Sa7c; sides, 7fa8c; clear rib sides,
8a84c. Lard-Unchanged.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
WHIsKY-Quiet at 02tc.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, February 21.-FLoUR-
Family 81 25a7 so.
GRA1N-WAeat-.$1 5Sa1 60. Other
grains unchanged.
OILs-Linseed oil SSc. .... .....
PRovIHoNs-Quiet and unchanged in
every respect. Pork-Sold at $l3 25; no
other sales OF consequence.
HoGs-$4 6Oa5 10.
WHsKY-S8c. ...-
Milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE, February 21.-FLouR-
Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN = Wheat = No. / Milwaukee,
81 2St; No. 9 do 81 &c. Oats-No. 2
324c. Corn-No. 3 mixed 40tc. Rye No.
1-74c. Barley-Fall No. 2, Coo.
Louisville Market. ls
LOUISVILLE, February 21.-Tobacco-
Sales 151 hhds. Lugs SO Soar 25; leaf
81 50a8 90; medium to good So 75a15 90;
good to fine cutting $50 OOaA so.
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IAEtolal annual circulation of news.
t'Pe ,dS printed in the state of New York
,,., 4O'"O,SOs copies, being more than
' %.Se The he number issued IN any other
sS u, The next greatest number issued
oo IN pennsylvania, where sSS,3s0'53s
s .o arc annually printed. Massachu.
,oO sI prints lO7,6Sl,S5s, copies, Illinois,
Os,oSoEo, OHIO, 9S,592 ,44s. Next
r U"m Ss California with as ,sOs, 4Os newspa,
per sheets per annnm.
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lIARKETS by TFLEGRAPH.
New York Money ana stock Alarke,.

New York Money and Stock Market.
New YoRK, February 2l.-GoLD--
Strong at 11oia110s. Loans were from Il
to 9tper cent for carrying. Clearings SEQ.
100000.
MoNEY- Closed active and sharp at Z
per cent.
GovERNNESTs = Strong in sympathy
with gold. .-'.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- County Circuit Court, February Z, 1872.
InAenh HUM

JU3tpH HUVp II
rs. I'm ChancCry.
R. F. Hedges and Robert White.
The object OF this bill is TO subject the real
estate In Ohio county which descended TO the
defendant, Reuben F. Hedges, from his mother,
Hannah Hedges, being one-thlrd part OF tho old
Hiram Hedges farm near West Liberty, to the
payment OF the Judgment OF the plaintiff against
the said r. +. Hedges, now amounting 10 about
$3.50; and II appearing by affidavit filed with the
papers OF this snit that the defendant, Reuben +.
Hedges. is'not a resident OF the State OF West
Virginia, II Is ordered that he do appear hero
within one month after the date Of the first pub.
licaton Of this order and do what Is necessary 10
protect his interests IL this suit
Teste, SAMUEL D. MCCOLL0CH, Clerk.
PEcK q COCHRAN, Compartments Attorneys.
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ORGANIC WEAKNEss

Immediately cured and fnll yiQor Restored
Thle Distressing Affection, which fenSS,s ,liIa
SCRABBLE md marriage impossible h No ssnanS
paid ~ ne Victims d Improper indaISenesS
S tOung persons arc too apt 70 commit excuses
quences that may ensue. Now, who that nndes-
sV, tao subject Wt pretend 70 deny that the
HoNsE o. Ptocfeation Is lost boorer bv those M
RSG.,5 in.9 improper habits than BY tie prudentf
osptSns U H. oepsived OF the pleasure or healthy
tomS OF both body and mind arise, The systeS,
pecomes deranged, tho Phyalcal and NentSi
EEaneeon9 weakened, Loss Of Proerest i've PoSsr'
~ Nes W hTtabiity, Dyspepsia, Palpitaton Of
ana WIZ anoiigeeuon, Constitutional Debility,
nSeav Snd o. INC Frame, Cough, Cousnmption
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-22

When are our soldiers like writers for
the press? When they charge by the col.
nmn.
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DR.. JOHNsON.

As - q the Royal College Of Surgeons. Lon.
aon, simulate Of ono Of tho most eminent CoI.
iegeS N ne United States, and the greater psrt
r Mhose Hie mas been spent in the hospitals Of
enected some Of the most Astonishing en- reS tbat
Mse.s eyer known. Many troubled with FINDING,
~ Ine mead and ears when asleep, great neryous.
nesS, being alarmed Of sudden sounds, bashiui.
utIess, Mtn frequent blushing, attended come
smT 0s N.Y. arrangement Of mind, were cured
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YOUNG MEM

Who have injured Themselves Inv n re,ts,r rr...
'iuce, Mdnlged In when alone, habit freouentIv
learned nau nom evel companions, or nj School. the
S eni OF which arc nightly felt, even when
. sslesp and, Il not cured, renders marriage i'm
sSo ni,Se s,I AND destroys beth mind and body,
What pity that o young man. the hope Of b,s
SOuhu tho pride OF his parents, should be
iSII ny nom all prospects and enjoymonts Of
nie oy inc consequences OF deYiating from tho
asa tn OF nature, and indulging in certain GO
SISt naplt' Such persons must, before contem.
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NV WY W bS, have become tho victims Of ol
which annually sweeps % an SSt,SSJo, naDlt
tnoasands o. Young men OF the moSt eyesSIIS TS
taienss and brilliant intellect, who mipSt o,Sa.
nave entraneed listening SenAtcs viii the
living Tyre, may call with ftiiI coma encs ue
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men contetnpatlpo
n. ass.agei pelng aware Of Phyeical Weakness
oIBalic DEBILITY, D6folmitiesl ipeedliv cnfed -
~ W Mho Place himsef undGr the eafa cf Dr.
%syy I any ny eonnde In his honor Is gentle
SIcan 1i'u 0"nuuenty rely upon his skin as ply.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-22

ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS:
The many thousands cured at this establish
merous Important surgical operations perioTmed
~ Dr; Johnston, witnessed by The reporters Of
LS SVh and many other papers, notices Of
winch have appeared again and again before the
pe0lic, besides his standing as Q gentleman OF
SnIactet and respeetability, Is sufficient guar
K1NDIsEAsEs SPEEDILY CURED.
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MARRIAGE

TenSct that sound mind and body arc tho most
TSneSS requisites TO promote connubIAl hap.
hncsSA indeed, without these the Journey
through HE becomes q weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens TO the view, Inc mind
uecomes Swallowed with despair and allied WIth
Lne melancholy reelection that the Happiness OF