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ABOLITION OF THE FRANKlNG PRIVILEGES.
The Postmaster General, from time to time,
has shown that the actual loss to his Depart
ment from franked letters and documents has
ranged from two TO three millions OF dollars 4
year For the Presidential canvass Of 1872, if
all tie trankcd letters and campaign documents
sent ont from Washington and other points on
both sides had paid the usual postage charges
It is probable that there would have been a
saving of at least four millions OF dollars TO he
Department. From May and June TO Nogem-
Der the mails from Washington for the East,
the West, the North and South were encum
bercd with tons of elcctioncerlng rubbish
Special Congressional committees were kept
ndustrou-ly employed for nonths III prcpar-
ing pamphlets and speeches. And scores OF
folders were employed i'll the packing up Of all
this political chatf and dozens Of clerks IN add
dressing and irankiug it under this or that or
the other Congressman permission or lnstruc-
tons and all this mass Of stuff from day to day,
ucginDlng with the party conventions OF May
and June and eliminating in the opposition
collapse Of October was packed OFT free
through the mails. And this was the real Sc
crct of the smotherng Of the abolition bl.l In
the House at the last session. All parties con-
cerned desired at least once more the full ad-
vantages Of the irauking privilege in the rough,
hot work OF 4 presidential contest. We pre-
sumo that all parties are now satisfied that the
game vas hardly worth the candle The new
law does not 90 into effect till July, aud in the
interval those members of the two house who
contemplate with painful torebodlngs the pay
mcnt Of their postage can bring up their ar
rearaees in correspondence and clear their desks
of all their accumulations Of mail matter. JUS
ticc j.. therefore, 50 far tempered with mercy in
tli. bill as to adapt it somewhat even to the
fixed habits Of those Bourbo ions who never
learn anything and never forget anything
Moreover in the interval To July the members
of the next Congress can inform their constt-
uents Of the working of this new law, and that
where they wish or expect from their Repre-
sentative an answer to letter, the enclosure of
three cent stamp viii be the proper thing
Nc,c Iork UeruM
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Cold WEATHER "A note from the Plains
Fauquicr county, dated yesterday says THE
thcrm0metre stood this morning, al sunrise
IL b low zero.
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We have received from the publishers,
Mcssrs. Boosey & Co., New York, No. 20 of
Booseys Musical Cabinet.
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DIED..

In Baltimore, January 18th, 1879. JAMES
LANGuORNE GOODWIN, aged t~c"ty.-M
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r. H. Downman, Of Warrcnton, Fauquier
county. has been appointed a notary public.
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Six persons we're seriously wounded by the
explosion of gas main i'll one of the shops Of
the Manchester On II Print Works yesterday
morning.
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PROGRESS IN CALIFORNIA. The cultivation
of oranges in California is extending. Hl'her-
to the supply has mainly come from Los An,
gelcs; now they come in literally from several
other counties, and are produced even north OF
80 degrees without difficulty.
The production Of wine and brandy in 1872
is estimated at 5000, 900 gallons
The manufacture of sugar from beets has
been so far successful as to induce much larger
paintings and preparations for another year.
Eight thousand tons Of beets were raised last
year for the purpose.
The manufacture of silk has been success,
fully commenced, aud it is how proposed to
erect factory at San Francisco for one hun.
dred looms. The annual expense involved is
stated at s243,5O0. The production is 10000
yards. which at the price of the article 10 that
market, would leave a net profit of $94 600
Three establishments for the manufacture Of
artificial stone are in operation. \ white cad
factory is doing we'll Artificial marble of va
rious colors, and susceptible Of fine polish is
made for tile, table tops, &c.-Rnh. Wing.
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A FRESH LOT OF TWIN BROTlibh>
~ YEAST CAKES just received and !o::''
BIZ fjan 3ll w F. BROOKES & BIO
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('EORGE & JENKINS MAKiLAH'
" HAMS in store and for sale by
jan 81 w. +. BROOkES & BRO
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y Otto E.
The Annual Meeting Of the
ALEXANDRIA AN ID VI AIRY LAND

HARDWARE. CUTLERY, &c.-Cnil at =
IL King street, corner of Royal, and Iny j.
your supplies while prices arsl down. From ~
p.arances goods in this line will b.. adv"nc'i -
price a word TO the wise is sufficient.
ian 81 j 7. CREIGHTON Il SOH
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A NDERSON'S MINCE MEAT, in ID u.
II buckets, for sale ty
ian 81 W T. BROOkES & Bh'
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A PPLE BUTTER by the gslon, t?r 49,
"A cheap by w. +. BROOhES * bN'.
jan 81 li7 King stree:
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CUGAR-CURED BEEF TUNGU E II 80.
- and Tor sale by o,n
ian II w. +. BROOKE> X BIO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-13

Adeprssssd, irritable state of mind
a weak, nervous, efknHStsd eei,nr;
no energy or inninaStG6nJS sonfuSed
head, -weaie7 meInorys ,Sften with de-
bihtating, involunkary disshafgeS.g Tho
consequence Of iexesxeA2 mental ,iovsTwodrk or
indiScretiona This NERVOUS. DEBILITY
fadS BoyszsIgn cure in HUMPHREYS,
HoMEoPATqITC !SPEcfEic, sNo.. IS.
1ttclRs up TIE system, arrests diseSsscs, dispels
The mental COON and dependency 4 ID fsjdre-
mates The entire system. I. Is perfectly harm
less and always efficient. Prioe e6, fora peci,ase
OF Eve boxes and large I? vial Of powder, which
Is important in old, serious cases: Or 81 per single
bog Sold by ALL Druggists. or sEut By NAH
on receipt Of price. Addre1a HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC .3IHDICIsEo Co.
No. 502 DpoApwkY, =. f,,,,nl tfar. n,
u ,alr b gan, List D Co; B. Poekinr;
~ R'na.y; James Marry; Reed, Kran q Co,
Wheeling; ChAa Farie, q heellng Inland; ,Isnei
Elliott and J q n. n. Mercer, BcllAire, o. va
tebi2eQCAw 5 ~ = 4. ,.JiSRoI r.J99'
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The balance Of Ii deposits are invested
in the business paper Of the manufactuF-
ers, farmers, merchants and tradesmen Of
the community. This hnsinea paper i
maturing every day at bank but can.
not be called % for payment Ia I'D.
vance Of It's maturity. And therefore
banks cannot meet sudden and extra
ordinary demands on them any more
than the richest man In. the community
They must have time Just as every.
body else must have time under SINH
lar circumstances. But this fact does not
touch the question of their perfect sol=.
vency at all, any more than 1t does the
solvency Of man who owns dozen
farms and yet cannotpsy on sudden de.
mand the value ofone farm. Such man
points to his farms ,aS evidence Of bis
trustworthiness just as banks do to! their
discounted bills. And they say, Is be: ssys
in times like these, Shave no iearS shout
your money here are valuable asses
They are The security Of eDry deposition
,hst he will be paid In: tull. They
Can only fail when sns me es,7 puasinsesssi
men Of The community, who gave and en-
dorsed these notes. also jail AS long as
the mills and the metchsnsand the whole
business community are good, the assets
Of the banks are also good. 90: "A
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obstacles to Marriage.

HAPPr RELIEF YoK YouHai MIs from the
ntetr OF Errors and Abuses N carly tHet- Man
N we'd New method OF Treatment New ard
trtna K Q Iemediea Books aud Circulars sent
free, !. sealeu envelopes AddrEes. HJHAFD
AsSof1AI ION, No 2Scuth Ninth street, Phil!
aotlphsA. Pa,,-an Institution having high rep
eklN -L-- g. N--.- In n.a-iLl of21-dAW
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FARM FOR SALE! 10


IL
offer for sale the Farm on which now -
reside, situated In Marshall county, ". w, some
three miles from tho limits OF the city OF Wheel.
Ing, On or near the Fairmont Pike, containing
l0s acres Of arst-elass land, nearly an Of which
In in fine state OF eultvati on. The improve
ments arc all OF tho best, consisting Of 0 Brick
House containing. eleven, rooms, with al the
conyeniences needful. A large cistern supplies
It with an the water for which rain water Is need.
cd. Thereto also large Barn, with cellar; sta.
bio room Tor Horses and twenty head OF Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn Crib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and q good Frame Tenant House
containing four rooms; with Churches and School
House within short distance Thesaid land Is
wei watered, and never falling well lat the barn.
There Is good Vineyard Of CatawbS and Con.
cord Grapes, and q largo number OF the best 80.
lection Of Fruit Trees In full bearing, consisting
or Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plumb, Cherries Ind
Ounces, with almost I'll tho first quality Of
small fruit grown In this part Of the country.
Any person desiring good home near TO the
city Of Wheeling, whefe they can probably dis
pose Of whatever they may raiSe for the market,
VIII do well 70 eail on tho subscriber, who, VIII
give all The necessary information. nT'ermse easy.
ja7-dAw yts5lDGT linn. T.WAYMAN.s
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NEGEFI Is AS TO PROPERTY IN
~ Oils State OF George Dexter Harvey and
Samuel John HaiyeY. non.re- 1: ent minor chill.
+dren OF @ Harvey, decd Ia tie Circnit
ourt Of Ohio cIubty, W,st VIZ inis. In tbs
mater fths pc iton ot ko6drt GiIen, non real.
dent suatd an OF said minors = =
Noticr 10 he' eby stHpn tnlt apple ton by 20!
uti0n In writing vi BE- mad on the stu day Of
Decenb T, 1918, toSAid court by ,saId gnaldiIL,
who has BET efAlly Appointed and qualified as
snch n the eonntj ol HAshi sRtou,t In ths = tate
Of Ohio where he and 8 aid wards fedidoy 70
aAth 1rtze said guardian 70 tue fof, ryooyef and
recetV a money an pc sonA PEI cry b long
ing m TIL. stAteto his said wir 8 land particu.
i ry the Is hNres OF stock 10 the JRirat NatiopAl
Bank Of Wheeling owned By theif dso ased lAth.
et,, H1iy'y wutn h ditdO In tikt manner
q Il 1he said guardian had been appotntFd yuaf
dian o. nc wtfds In this State and 70 huthoTJke
the sAid ioreien guardian 10 reuoyet tho sauae 10
INC tat Of Ohio. N which he was ,appDtns ed
ROBE GrFFRN auArdiln.
OALpwELL . CALnYLLL. Attys novG-Th,
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ORGANIC WRAKypss

Immediately Cured and Prli w..
This distressing Affection, Vhieh ,o. tenfH
miserable and Marriage inposTSI. 1pe1 u
q paid By the victims OF Inptcpe1 inSs pet'
Young persons are too Apt 10 ent,roTt keieG
from not being aware Of he dresd foi ~ t.la
ees thatmay ensue. Now, who th1t psS.. ,Sss;
the subject will pretend 70 deny th,s ~ ,aa
o. pToeereauon is lost sooner by thSSs b ss
into improper habits than BY he prsss,t q
sides being deprived OF the pieSssrS n S;,tsss
ofSprtng, the most serious ma dSr ~
symptoms Of both body and mind M y.
System becomes Deranged, the Physel -
Mental Functions weakened, los Il P,o.sa.
I've Power, Nervous Iri,ab!lity, Drrs,s.
palpana9n o. tho Heart Indigestion, Gcssss,,a
aonM Dee,y ~. wasting oitks Frame, @
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For Gale.

noUsE AND LOT FOR SALE IN
Cl. situated In BenWood. MAR the Blast ~
Purpacs, Il q two story name HOUSE, Con-
filming eight rooms and two portieos. Tbs lot
Il any feet By ono hundred. "A good cellar and
ali necessary outbulldings. Terms to .anit pur'
ena'ss' 4'4A"' " JOHN BROWN,
noyt9S Caldwell's Run.
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...!....,,,.... ,i5AIAedLcaI.
Baltimore Lock HuspitaI
BALTIMORE, Nd,
0tsee-7 South Frederick SIM
DRJoHSsoS

Has discovered the most Certain s...,
only Kaeet1Al Remedy In he Voss 4. Z Il.
1 0s &C. Of k hs s1sE .S q SISs
mess, Dyspepsia Isnguor, Low S n, Si1oSt
sIon OF Idels, PalpitGtion OF IL H. IOsS
~ trembling, .0imn0SS Of BivS, ~ Tait.
DISEASES Of the Head, Throat No. = SsSStiaIlI
leetions Of tho Liver, LunRs, ttoms.S eSs *
=thos9T tIfbl9 Disorder GSisir1 nm, y |. Isstl,
Habits Of YouIh-sIcRIT and sof,,s eo1sI
more fatal 70 their victims than d. ~, pttsi
eyenB 70 ne Mariners Of Ulysse. z y.
their most htiniant hopes or Gnnan, e.!sattS
dering marriage. &C., impossible AuoaA d
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Member Of, the Royal College Of su,seop, Il.
don, graduate nom ono q Ia nnst ss ~
Colleges In tho, United stAtes, ana IN 80
part Of whose LIE has been spent m ,he h.sI,se
Of london, Paris, Philadelphia, and siSssS..I
has effected some Of the most sston!sSirs ~
ever known. Many troubled Win rintnc \.
tho head and eArs when aslOep, neal rt,T,. .
ness, being alarmed Of sudden sounds. M,Ss,
riose, with frequent blushlng, GiteuGS -
times with arrangement Of mind, ven ts,s
Immediately, 'S~
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DIED.

Loos.-At Bethany, W. Va, on Tuesday,
November II, 1873 at 3 O'clock n = In tho tn
year Of hi, age rlHopoRz, youngest son Of Prof
O. 1 and Rosetta Loos, +, ~ = ,'-..y y7sy
CnMBs -on Wednesday morning, November
10, 1879. CHR SCI AsN, .wtie Of VIM. Combs,
aged IS years.J -"-lS .lTa. '9LII1 SGnJS
Funeral from the residence OF her husband on
18th sure /, on Friday afternoon Of o'clock.
Fhsrd. Of tho family are invited to attend. .
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NOTICE TO RIVER MEN, n b |,

- Al.A El.oyriuI Ua1or BnrnGz Co.;
I!A.g ee s9IsEt PrTfsBuRaH, Sept. II, is7a.
Notice is hereby given To those Interested in
thenayieationo tie Allegheny River, hat the
Contractor for the stonework Of Union Bridge,
acroes the Allegheny river OF the Point, Pitts.
burgh, has commenced work. Pier No. 4 10 10.
Gated on NORTH tfde Of channel. dfstnnt 2l2 feet
from nhnrDOL Thoother RiersNill Relocated each
Tho Cohtilctor viii keep AIRED LIaHT by
niRht on Channel Pier ~ Q signal Of danger. IN
|5Gfy eEaesof che Board Of Dlreetors - 1d
su,Srnnis NO .iE7oia sii y ;,h,s, sN nsins::,
rssEsi.ias 49, ee1bsssSS.s
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HeTeditarVsC 0nSulnDiiOTl.

Is'Ir!Yo7Q in99Nrml De- '1onIlI 7i1li
-sgg a1Bf b1R H33 sli f''gi ;1oi1na7ga
gl!uGEI;a h9gr7'sc- teg ~ y rlissy-
elgs'i;g 1sa % sFt.tEst a2.zlL ils
49, ". n :. l L..-..- -...-. =. l. I, -
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YOUNG MRN

Especially, who have been he y,..,-..,,
y Vice, that dreadinl and deSts..,I& SoAt
which annually sweeps 70 An psSsN saAti
thousands Of Young Men Of IN roeJ EaN
talent and Brilliant intellect VSn ~ tlAat
Nise have entraneed listening SeS.ts! g GStA ef'
thunder Of eloquenoe, or walled IA s.I IN U
thrilling Tyre, may call with fuIl Graz u
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, Or Young Men eor,,-,,.,
Marriage; being aware Of PhysscSi T.!SIt
organic debility, detormites, Speedt. " .s.l
Hewho places himself under a. ! siH
J.smAy Teligioualy conude IN 81, 6o,Se a D
tlsm a,5t,. and confidently rely upon Ii III
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TRUSTEES SALE.
T7ANDT Ann COAL FOR SALE.

Jul 61I..lT = m = -El.I tll .TlT7l
will sell Of publlc sale, on SATURDAY, the
22d Inst, at the 'front.' door Of the Court House In
Wheeling, ~ Acres Of Land, With Coal privilege
east tide Or the Uhio. River about 81 miles north
OF The Oily OF Wheeling, and on the line Of the
PittsburRh, Wheeling Kentucky Railroad ~.
Tho same will DO sabdiyided into three lots ot
7X acres OF land, with 20 acres Of coal In each,
and will be offered for sale separate ftotethef.
TTRas-onI half In ca1h. the hilAn 0 In one
and Two years with interest. secured ~ Deed Of
Trust sale TO commences at1i O'Clock A. 4. %
For particulars enquire OF
isoyf0 III ~ H B. WOODS, Clerks once,
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New Advertisements.
(1RANn Rowan, ARCH OHAPTER

&ifN ~ ~ iaIt4 -,
TSS TINA Animal Grand ceuyoeatlo1n a. q III. ths
Biand Royal Arch Chap ef o. west yltgin ny VII
b9hsli ~ mo lfas1nic Temple IN THIS CITY. coln,
incnelng Non thls, Thursday morning ~ ~
s'S O. g. LONG, Grand sec'y.
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9 ITS PREVENTION AND CURE.
- Sti3 ~ ~ ~ Saa t s4ii 40 80.
,f.noFI -pr ns1, -yT'ft,, fi.si : siigyfs.

,H1uuI ZOE 4SIA I3i'!-- it'fst 81 1ti'i
Persons born Of eonsuuptye parents inherit
prbdispoBtttnn TO disease Of the nngs; Children
arc copies q ihstr pareats IN many eases both
Hes Of the constitution Disease In these per-
sons II more rapid and aounef fatal than In those
Of healthy parents ii hslr lpngswill bear vastly
leee dieease and are cured with far greater din'
position oxistG1iWith them much gtLafer' eareis,
reg Tired in the DEVELOPMENT Of theirl chest and
lnogs. They shonld stad iouHly avoid all the In
auGnces which lead TO. consumption II wcald
tive remcdIesa pfall other diseasess prevention
Ia this 10 IA, easier than cure. That It can al
ways, At least In The great msjortty OF easte, DO
prevented " taken In time We have no doubt At
all I'VE donot believe that because onr pareets
die OF any dieeaso, We must Glko die, OF It, or
all the diseases 10 which we are, or can be pre-.
disposed by hereditary tAint the gGrm OF con.
sumption, 10 most easily eradicated from the con-
stitl1on, provided the pioper treatment Is en-:
man and women Who annually die In thiEcoun-
tty from this terrible hscourge OF our raeo. the
great majority might certainly DO saved BY 10.
tional- and ttnelY medic ton. Much o. our
practice iBdevoted TO these aimentS' and our
claim tpnklll and success In their treatment 10
surely not founded In. egotlBm. s.,,-Ls,.r.
We have bur little faith In the curative action
Of Aeieufyt Opium. Antimony, Ipeese, LobellA,
Tartar Rmetcy DliStera, &c. In tubeFcplous con.
buInpllunt - utto ARuLlLA oAly tbtINo W utplp11
the ntAityo an already weakened constitution;
and thus more surely hasten to- the grave. No
cure can ever proceed under tho influence OF
these apoisonB !; True, opiates may aAtter the
patient BY qulehng the cough for 9 time, but Il
soon returns With greater violence. II causes
debility and night BWoAts, locks up the impor-
tant HecretinnA. Timpalys tho appetite, eonfnBos
the mind and bfeAks down abe nervous Bystem.
And 20 Of the other druge % rnneh employed In
this diRoAso. C. A. themo5t common Observation
will fully prove, they hii 70 cure, not 10 speak
thoir poiaonous sfects In eyery ease. ss,oi 4
Our tfeatmentlWhcn employed "a. time and
faithfully carried out seldom fails 70 cure o.:
diseases Of the All Passages which lead to con-
tanmptIon, 5llulU 1h1fV HWp ~
,rf5rf ail i.s bra .1s;Iu1 .eI ret1a
Fees for consultation, examination, advice and
Il st1nent within Tho reach OF II. ~,
N SnuIissrs roI. kLn DnSAsrS By mail and on.
pFcsS % aIIpsrtsof the country. 71-. .fa
oHieSHoGs-stoia 1:So 70 s, and 600 to o.
I. II. ilONGDON, A. NJ, M.B,
IL Tsua EogR told naA, STREET. al'I
Opposite The cssSsas,g l7
auvt-sod,3 20 dsigwHRKrRG, W. va.
E. LETTER BOXES, :.
+gtlll AR ltIpF 1ayY Ia IN
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that Q sound mind and body are the nos
necessary requisites to promote connubIAl ktp
ptnesB. Indeed, without these the journey
through Life becomes 0 weary pilgrimage "
prospect hourly darkens 10 the view; the min
becomes Swallowed with despair and oiled VIII
the melancholy reelection that the happiness d
another hae0me9 bliOhted with Our own
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4nn6 a4hAtSOLhh NOlIVE.
Dr.. ]. addresses all those who hsys I,,,,..
themselves BY improper indulgence ma soI,1,,
hAbita, WHIT ruin both body and mind. mas,
them for either business, study, eoeIety 3, M
rage. !-"9D a--
These arc some OF tho sad and melsnekcl,u
fecte produced BY early habits Of yooN n
Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, Piins 4 d,
Head, D1mness Of Sight Loss Of NuseuIr pcT.
or, Palpitation Of the Heart, DyspeetA, NerTos,
Irrita5ility, Derangement OF the DirstiI.
Functions, General Debility, Symptoms q o..
sumption, &c. cGl
MiSTAiLY,-The fearful effect on The MIN (.
much TO be dfeaded-Loss Of Memory, Coria,ts
Of Ideas, Depression OF Spirits, Ryil Po,esE
ings, Aversion 70 Society, Self DIstrust, aT,
Of Solitude, Timidity, &c, are some Of he NS,
produced. ,.-...'f...
Thousands Of persons Of ali ages en- 70,
Judge what 10 tho cause Of their declining ham
loefng their yigor, becoming weak, pile, "a
vous and emAciated, having singular ippoi.
anee about tho eyes, cough and synp0a, d
Consumption.
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DIsRAgFs on IMpRInENCE.

Il d
When the misguided and imprudent yoAry d
pleasure finds he has imbibed the seeds Of tAh
painful disease, It too often happens that 40 H.
timed sense OF shame or dread Of discovery d
terra him from applying to those who, from edS.
cation and responsibility, can alone bettiebt
him, delaying till the constitutional symptoms
Of this horrid disease make their Appearance
such as liberated sore throat diseased nose noe
turhal palms In the head and Limbs, dimaess O.
sight, deafness, nodes on the shin bones Ist
arms, blotches on the head, fAee and eItreneta.
progressing with frightful .rapidtty, I'll st AE
the palate Of the mouth or the bones oil The box
fall In, and the victim Of this awfnl disease b
comes q horTid object Of commlserAtioo, u
death puts 0 period 70 his dreadful sufertrgs "
sending him 10 "ThAt Undiscovered Co1nn1
from whence no traveller returns."
1t Is melancholy facttha Thousands hl VI.
Tins 70 this terrible disease, owing TO De u
use Of that DEApLr PofsoN, HERcuIr, ruin "
constitution, and mako tho residuenf Life niss
able. q ,I..1 - ,,S....
oFFTCE-7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Left hand side going from Baltimore stret !
few doors from the corner. Fall not % b
servo name and number. ,7. ,r-r
H-No letters received unless post pa!t, *
containing 0 stamp 70 be uaed on thereby ID
sons writing should state age and send p0tiot
Of advertisement describing eystems.
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his oheA
ENDORSEMENTS OF THE PRESS.
This many thousands cured OF this estiSH.s'
ment within the LAST twenty years, and The HVn
erous important Surgical Operations pefioint;
by Dr.. Johnston, witnessed BY the reporter d
the Sun. and many other papers, nototi q
which appeared again and again before the poe
lie, besides his standing o. gentlt man Of thAi.
acter and responsibility, is sufficient gsA'sau
10 the afiicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. MlI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-13
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured Themselves BY seegtAin PIX.
tice INDUCED IN when alone, q habit ffeqstatJ
learned from evil companions or Of school q.
effects Of which arc nightly fell, even when pi6R
and II not cured renders marriage immpOtEhA
and destroys both mind and body, shonh tpSI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-13

Whata pity that o young man, the hOp oiA
country, the darling Of his parents, shOaa h
snatrhed from all prospects and enjoynatd
Life by the consequences OF deyiating hon h
path Of nature and tndnlging In a certain se7tt
habit Such persons must, before eontempGtit