Mijmar. Corns i*0(l Com Doctor!*. From this New Tork Time*. The properly qualified professional ex ercises is an art of inestimable value. The reliel fruity pain and the restoration ol crippled powers ?Ken produced by them can hardly be overestimated. There an numerous cakes on record vy here ignorant np'dtirta havy attempted by cli^maily cut tiu&orby the use of powerful caustic or potash, to euro a simple corn, and bave thus rendered the patient a miserable, miserable sutlerer, until cured by a skill* I ill practitioner, in one case a gentleman was induced by a voluble street itinerant to submit to bis treatmcat,; "Only twenty live cents id the charge, and u loricil ol paid if the cure is not perfect and complete." The corn was cut and a preparation of potash applied. Tho patient weut about as usual, and the corn disapj>eured. lint the subtle poison the I.How hud applied continued to eat iu frown n I the bone, which was readied and all'ected. Mortiticutinu set in, und the foot was amputated at the ankle. A Secondary amputation was uiude ut the knee, and ugain ut the tbigh, but the lungs of death darted on, pierced the vitals, and in sixteen days from the time the nuack'tt operation had been mode,, tho ^patient was a corpse. Siinilur nines ill a less degree are constantly coin .surgeons, ami vet many t>( the perambulating rascals, who cause tlio injury,escape arrest and punishment, and peddle their vile comi>ounils aa usual. Borne time ago a man came into the ofllcu of Dr. Kice, corner of Uroadway and Fulton atreet, and had several coma taken oil. The charge was llfty ccnta each. "1 could have done that myself, it is so simple," he said. "Then you might have saved the money you paid me, replied the doctor. Ves, I have cut corns tor a number of folks out our way in the country; what will you tako (or that lancet t" ho asked. The price' was named and paid. The leilow Iclt and entered tin adjacent clothing store. While purchasing a suit there, he noticed a man snllering from corns, and declaring himself a corn cloctor, induced the man to allow him to operate. The corn was cut?so whs an artery, and the carpet was ?<>on reeking with gore. The operator said: "Tffat's nothing, tbo blood will relieve the foot." lie then went to a drug store for some lint, and never was wen again. Dr. Kice was sent for, and when he came, the man had fainted; six weeks elapsed beldro the paticut recov i> red. Tliu chiro|>odal practice embraces the treatment of corns, warts, bunions, inverted nails, club nails, brolani nails, tumor*, and water sacs. A corn is an accumulation of cxclcftcent skin, hardened by pressure or friction. A soil corn is only ililllcult because il is protected between the toes and extends into the flesh. It is erroneous to suppose that tight boots or .lines is tho solo cause ot corns. Farmers are very generally atllicted, not from tlm pihehirfg of their boots, which arc largo, Inn irom friction. The scams in socks or stockings aid a tight shoe in raising corns. There is no root to n corn, as is generally supposed. When one Is taken out there is such an appearance, but that is only the indentation of the dead skin into the flesh The lance and other instruments nro used to remove these incumbrances. Caustic is seldom resorted to, and ointment is merely applied to heal the tender flesh. The instruments used nro very similar to, but not identical with those of the dental profession. There ure straight and curved lancets, curiously-shaped Bcissors and pliers, of various sizes, some keenI'tiged,others blunt, but all of fine temper and nice smooth finish. A skillful chiropodist never cuts the t!'-!i while extracting the com. The lancet is used to separate the edges ol the Ini'l matter; then the prior is inserted I..,.11., .....Inrnnnll. until tho Inn.lMi. iirniHT is loosened and tails ??if ol iiseli. A curious lin t is related or tlio wo< ^choppers, wlio in the winter month*, while felling trees amid snow mid ice, cannot wear close-fitting boots, but very large sixes, tliat allow their leet to slip to mid fro, thus causing friction and warmth, ilut from this they have their leet completely incrusted with corns. In the spring when they raft down their logs they (In not change their clothing or boots for weeks, until their arrival at the sawmills. All the while their leet have been saturated in water, and when the hoots are removed the corns lull oil like nutshells from the kernel. Hod corns arc not cut or pried upon, but dried up by a powcrlul absorbent. A bunion is an accumulation of surplus skin formed upon a joint or ball of the foot whoro the weight of the bodyortho shoe orjhoot presses. These are romoved llko corns. Warts are of fungus growth, and have "sprangles" tir roots, with capillary power* lor drawing nourishment from the juii-es ol the skin. These are seldom cut, Inn dried away painlessly. Cutting almost invariably lcavps some hidden root, Iroui which new and worse branches are sprouted. An immense amount ol damage lias been caused by the quacks who administer jMiisonous "eradicators," which not unlrc(|iicntly eat into tlio llesh and bone. Ktill joints or cords nnd unsightly scars and pits are tlio consequences. There is not a little popular superstition a* to the method of their riddance. Hub blng tlic B|M)ig willi raw beef, tying cotIon thrciul around them, muttering some mummery, burying tbu .bread and bee! lined under u stone in or near a running stream alone, at midnight, nru frequently prescribed and practiced. Hut a painless momentary operation, l?y a good chiropodist, at Insignificant expense, is the most prompt ami reasonable cure. Inverted miils are the most painful of the cbiropodtd eases. Very many suffer Irom tliein. The majority are Indies, to whose vanity in wearing short-toed and high-heeled shoes may lie attributed much of their affliction. Faulty pairing "I the nails may also be mentioned. Generally these are cut closely, and roun led, us well as scraped thin, whereas they should l?u cut square, with a little rtiAfgin ?nd not pared at nil. When the nail turns and throws into the flesh, excruciating agony often is the result. A club nail U i\ thick accumulation, generally resulting from an inverted nail, and becomes iMi-r than a bone and almost like a flint. nne specimen on exhibition In a Uroadway olllec Is nearly two inches thick, colored like a meerschaum witli various hues, and extended Irom the great to the lliirtl tiK*. Fungus, or promt flesh, was within u short time, with puarcely nny Nn.and without Hie loss ol fi drop of hldotf. Broken, inverted, find club nails *re removed very quickly liy a Rood opera' ?r. The laneft is Inserted nnd gently worked between the null find the quick. Thus the null is separated nnd taken oil. The tenderness of the quick is nt once healed liy the ointment. Thuold-lashlon'' I way ol violently tearing out the nail Willi the lorcejtt caused a horrid sensation, mil is now only in vogue among irbarous bunglers. Tumors under the Mil, ntul watcr-sacs under the skin of the hand, near tho nail, are also painlessly ftuil quickly disposed of. There arc over "ue hundred corn doctors In this city. About twenty call themselves by the more, %ftlfled title, "cldMpodlsts." Perhaps a are meritorious of public patronage, nn,l a lesser number aro experts, nnd jqurtl tor difficult citscs. There is one li?dy practitioner. Several Ire wcll-twlo, Jnd three are called wealthy. These have office* Upon tho principal thoroughfares, and transact a large amount of business. One down town practioner expended |5,n00 in advertising in one year? mostly in country nuwsjiapera. Uuo Of two have been exposed to Uie public prints IU swindlers and extortionists, but there are reiiuuible gentlemen lu the profession. One of the best of the latter charges fifty cents fur removing each ordinary corn, miic ilollur fur buuhnu, and two dollars for club nails. Dillicult cases are charged more. A11V one who may spend an hour ii. tu operating room, will wonder that sulluriniJ people will patronize unreliable ipiaeks or their nostrums, or procrastinate when reliel cull be so promptly and cheaply procured. Hie operating-rooms are neat little boudoirs, with mirror, hu? curtains, arm chairs, and even treah (lowers. A lady untera with a four-year old child, whmu little Angers are hideous with a triplet ol warbi. At first the child is nervous, hut the doctor whistles and chirps us lie pro cii'im, ana iu uirce miuuicb, wuuu uv little odo is yet laughing, tho warts are 'annihilated, leaving the baud smooth and beautiful. The lady then unlaces her shoe*, and removes her stocking, (which has been- pcriuwed with cologne as is often the case.) Tho doctor gently raises the foot, and places it upon a cleat; towel oil ULs lap. Two ugly corns arc revealed. The lady becomes nervous. "Don't cut it, Doctor!" Bhe exclaims in alarm. "No, Madam, I never cut them." Blie leans back in her chair as he dextrously, but gently, works around both cotus, g]y places them iu a box. anil then places ointment and a strip of kid over the places. "Did 1 hurt ho asked. "No, not u bit," she answered; "but 1 will come ugaiu to morrow when it gets softer and have them taken out." "You needn't, Madam. They are out I" 1 chuckles the crafty doctor, at the samo time exhibiting the corns, i She scans Iter loot, apd iu amazement renli'si'u iIm frtctj A had nail is next oner nleil on. The patient is ol the bon tun stylo, ?nd, trembling in apprehension, tays: "I ca-unl endure much pain.weally now; i>? careful." TUe doctor works silently nwl speedily, probing between tile nail and the ilcsb. Id an hour the nail is lilted from the tlesh like the shell of a chestnut; and gently drawn out There are several always In the reception room awaiting their turn. Ono Imly is carried in. Kite has not been able to use her foot for two years, 011 account of a bad nail and corn. An hour afterward she can step on tiie foot, aiuHha next day walk There are all sorts nl people with all sorts of feet, great and small, clean aud untidy, odorless, perfumed, and nauseous. The doctors take great pride In exhibiting their collections of trophies, consisting of corns, nails, bunions and tumors. One oillce has 20,000 specimens. The spectator, who enters with a curious sense 61 the ridiculous, and perhaps somewhat of a contempt for the business, retires with a respectful, satisfied impression that a really ex|)ert ohiropodlit exercises a usel'ul und valuable urt. Ilaron Munchausen in C^iforniA* The following is a very fair representation, somewhat enlarged, of the big talk" about the agricultural productions of the Pacific coast which one hear* in those parts: Two years ago I started on a visit to the Ytf, Semite vulley. I arrived at the whurl a moment too late to get onboard, and instead of waiting until the next day, I determined to go to Stockton on horseback, 1 accordingly .crowed the bay to Oakland, or, as it is bolter known, Little l'eddlington,' procured a horse and rode over to the Llvermoro valley, where I stayed nil night with a rancher, who was known in tho valley as 'Champs.' They call him that because ho got rich by holding on to his money with a degree ot fortitude not universal in tho country. Ah supper time approached, Clumps1 nuked ino it 1 would like some egg, and how I preferred it, hard or Bolt, boiled or fried. 1 told hiui 1 would like some eggs, and that it would suit me best to t have them soft boiled. Mln a few moments there came Clamps unt! Ills wilo, rolling mi egg tho size of a Hour lmrrel, which limy boiled in u short time iu a largo ciilililron, and then set It lip on end by madam's chair nt tiio table. A liola was inado in the top of the shell, mid Ihc egg dipped out with 11 long-bundled Indie. 1 was astonished nt tho size ol the egg, nnd remarked that liin hens must he onormotisly large. 'Uy no means,' lie replied. 'Vim will not bu so much surprised when I tell you that one lien did not lay this egg alone; it took seven or eight liens almost a week to lay It. It was a joint stock production ol tho chickens, liut still it is better than tho individual responsibility plan.' 'At breakfast tho neit morning we had moroegg, and then I went on tho road to Stockton. I readied Han Joaquin Itlvcr at noon, nnd was ferried over In a tinlquojooklng ernll. While tho ferryman was tugging silently at bis big oars, I inquired whether his lerry w;is profitable. 'Doesn't scarcely pay for raisin' tho boat,' ho replied. "'liaising the boat I repeated,'what do ymiincaii by raising tho boat?' 'Mister,' said be, resting lor? while on IMS (mrs, jruu uu u buuugui in uiuau jmita, buAH't you V "1 replied tkut I had not been long In the country. 'Then, Bind lie, pointing to ttio shore, I 'tills 'ere boat growed In that pumpkin patch over yonder.' 'Growed in that pumpkin patch?' 1 exclaimed. 'Urowed In that pumpkin patch, on a 1 pumpkin vine. Mister, this boat is a pntnpklo shell, cut in two. That patch is where It growed.' "Where, over by the barn?' I Inqtilr- t ed. 0 'That nln't no burn,' ho answered; unless you choose to call it so, That's a e pumpkin, too. lint 1 made a holo in tbo end on't and let the stock inside, and when tho wet season sets In, why you sco, I plug up thu holo and let 'em winter there. They come out awful fat in the _ spring. That big green-looking squash t over yonder I'm holierln' out to live In.' i 'Are these the growths ol the season?' J I asked. We don't liavo no sleh dlflereneo bore r on the Sati Joaquin as growin' seasons and them othors; things keep On growin' all J the time till we null 'em or they die.' "As I was taking leave of the ferryman hegavo me a pumpkin seed, with the re- mark that I might astonish tbo folks In i tbo Kast with it; but before twenty-four 1 hours had elapsed 1 camo near having a c calamity by reason ol it myself. "It was in tills wise: After riding scv- e ernl hours In the snn, I was so overcome r keep In the saddle, and dismounting, lay J down on tliu ground, intending to take n short nap I had Hie pumpkin seed in my ,j vest pocket. During my slumber it Ic-fl on tliu ground, nnd I rolled over on It. ,\ly great latlgue coined mo to oversleep myself, nnd 1 woko In the morning by v being rongliiy hurried over the ground in my prostrate position, with what seem* t od to lie rope nronnd my body. I howled lustily for help, nnd my erica attracted the attention of two men who were on their way to tlie harvest field. "On lieing* relieved from my perilous r position the mystery hccamo clear. The I warmth of my body caused the pumpkin J seed to sprout nml Itegin growing, and i ono of the tendrils of the new vine liad coiled itself around iny body, dragging mo J along in its rapid growth a distance of i hall a mile before I was awakened. My deliverer* bail a hard run to keep paeo with me In the clutches of the pumpkin vine, And tlnaliy arrested my progress by cutting it with their scythe blnilea. I gavo them the vine for their reward, nnd we counted on it no less than three hnn- I dred yonng pumpkins, ranging from the j sine of alien's egg to a Hour barrel. i "Thero is but one more thing I will notice, biz years ag<> a gentleman residing near Stockton planted a grapevine by his home. In two years the building was completely enfolded in the branches of the vine, and the gentleman was surprised at seeiug his dwelling starting from its foundations. The vine grow with wonderful vigor, and carried the house unharmed to the b.iglit of sixty feet in the air, where it remained. The gentleman now reaches hi* Ir.mt dour by means ot a winding ^urease around (be trunk of the grapevine, and 'anybo^ who will take the trouble to go and see will And It Just as 1 have said," SMALL CHANGE. ?A Missouri lady advertises for a person who is in the habit ot serenading her -to stand nearer the house, so that she cau scald him. ?Ouec4 our exchanges recently con lUlDcu IUU Siurumg ^JIIHHlUCl-muui wut "October is drawing; to a close.". It should uow inlorm its readers tliat "November is upon us," anil tluit "yesterday is no more." ?A sick man was told that his wife would probably marry again. "All right," said he, "tor there will be-pue man to lament my death." llesi>eetiotr that man who toasted si a Western camp-meeting that he had never given his wife a cross word or look (luring twenty-live years ol married life, it is suggested that it may be not so much the result of amiability ou the husband's pail us a wholesome dread of his wile's broomstick. ?The poet of the Chicago W gels oik* Ihu lollowing: A tinker and ft tailor, A uldleraud aitallur. K newspaper reporter who couldn't itot hi* pay. Hunk nussongura and tail era, And a host or other fellers. Arc now carpenter* and mason* at $5 day. ?The wonderlul endurance of the Western people is proved again, they having stood a three hours' speech by Tram in Omaha. Being called upqu for an explanation of tho report of his eortnection with the burning of Chicago, Train said lie could not imagine where such a vile dander on him and tho Internationale originated, except that, it was concocted by the confederates of Ulsmanck. Thiers, ind the ruling |>owtrsof the Old World to itrike a death blow at him and the Internationale. ?Chicago is very sorry, the. /W says, lhat they could not keep their tire until [lie arrival of the Russian Grand Duke. ri.nu VIP,,1.1,1 i.rt.li. in ihowing him Mrs. Leary's cow and the |H)st ollieo cat. Tho same paper observes Juit UeruaflcT nu museum will be coin[>le|o without olio of this cow nnd an j^ldol number of litis cat. ?The result of tho election in Virginia ibows the Umwblieaii party to bo really lelloiuut in organization. In King George county, where there In ft colored majority, be ltcmiblicaii leaders became so Uissatislied with tlii* tilling of Federal ofllccs with ex-rebel soldiers that they ran no icket and did not go to tho polls. ?Absent-minded men Rlford unlimited unusement to spectators, although their ilundera are sometimes ratlier unpleoHant 1 or their victims. Tho gentleman who went to call on a frlenu who had been lead lor three months is ono case in point. Another is thut or the old gentlenan who, on a warm Hummer's day, met the son of an old friend and feelingly in- juired If bis father did not And the weather uncomfortably hot, unmindful of lie fact that he had attended the parent's it Rochester, N. II., recently started to cjivu town, mill arriving ut tlio station 1 mppened to think that ho had loft 1i!h vntch behiud. 80 he Instantly took his witch from his pocket to sen if ho had line to return ami ^et It?like tlio old ady who hunted all over the house lor ho spectacles upon her nose. Tm: peripatetic Weston lias bought a arm in Iowa, and it is to ho hoped that je will never follow tho example of Gin'innatus and leave it. Nervous Debility. Thousands stiller I roin It. A weak icrvous, exhausted leeling, no energy, anmatlon or vigor, low spirits, conhised lead, weak memory, nocturnal or involintary seminal emisions, with lost* of lower and threatened Impotence. Tho jonscquoncc of excesses, overwork or inliscretlonfl. This is Nervous Debility, and lnds a sovereign remedy in Humphrey's i lomeopathlc Specific No. Twenty-eight riiousands have been cured by these sim- 1 )le sugar puis. Tiicy tono tip u?o system irrcst tlio discharges, dispel the gloom mil mental depression, and rejuvenate the lystem. Price $5 lor a packago of five joxes and a vial of powder, which is imjorlantin all old long-standing cases, or M per single box. Hold by all first-class Iruggists, and sent to any address on reeiptot tlio price. Address Humphreys' tyeclfle Homeopathic Medicine Co. 503 J road way, New York. cod aw COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL IIAUKKTH BYTEIiEOHAPH. few York Money and Stock Market. New Your, Nov. 10.?QoLD-DcprcBscd by ho advance of American securities in London, pencd at lU*i? sold down to to lllfc and cloned t lll.H* Loans wero tnado at from 8 to 0 per ent for carrying Clearing |M,000,000. Monit?Steady at IQQ per cent, Stirunu BxciUNoi?108K. QovBRNMiRTR?Pimi in tono,though t he prices tone tlmtf dnrbig tho diy were lower thnn yei- [>rday. in fylnplthywlth gold. At tlio cldse tho t isrket was strong and higher. lulled HtAtcfl 6'b of 1881, coupons 'Ive-twontlefl (1888) Ill*4 'I vo twenties (1SG4) 111 'iTo-twentlca(1988) IllV 'Ivo-twoiitle*(1BC6) new.,.. HIS 'iTo-twentHK tl?Wt) I ...114 'Ife-twchtltMlNS). lllW 1 'en-forties. 109V? Jurrency fl's 113.V Stock*?Opened Imgnlar and weak, towards loon became strong and at the close were heavy nd lower. Northwestern was the weakest, Bell- I ng down nearly ono per cent from the price* at r. m. The chief dealings were In New York tontral, Lake Shore, Wabash, Northwestern, ommon, Rock Island and Western Union. Like Ihore closed at 101 to 10W MIvldend on 8f? to x. dividend and 78T? to 79 for scrip; the depres- Ion wan earned, In part, hy tho report that a louthern railroad company had gone to protest in Its paper; no particular*. The failure of a mall dry goods firm Is annonnced. For some lays past vajne rumors hate been afloat on the trert to tho effect that the Chicago A Rock sland Company Intended to Issue two millions if dollars In new stock. To day theso rnmors Vere denied hy the directors. Statu Bojins?Southern Blatn securities on he last call were firm In the leading bonds. i Chicnfo Mnrkrt. Omoxaa, November lO.-Fwun-Dnll, with inly light loeal demand, (Inaim- Wheat?No. 1 spring Chicago $1 9.Vfo 91; No, 9 do. f 1 19*at 9(); No. .*1 do. $1 10J^: ejected do, f 1 Of. Corn-No 9 mixed l7He; do rrjected 40jf?47e; new 46c flrat half of nonth; 44c December. Hye-A shade lower at in&41r. asked last half of month. Oat*?No. 9 BKe November; Jjfkc December. Barley-No, 2 mrlntf Mr. No. i tte. PnOTiawwa-Pofk?Old $12 TSfalS on Decern >er; $11 Bl?1t 75 feller January. Lard-9,frlcea drooplna; txUf apringlft JO. tlfUtH Wheat N<\J! Milwaukee firm at 1110W. wnlar; $190. Not.; $111, I>er; No. 1 lo, It tlx, Oata-FIrm; No. 9, ttv. Rye-No. 1 higher at Mr. Corn -No. 2 mixed I Urn at 4??da are briualug better prices thai) recently, ami all ftaple cottone we in. limited retjiies?ui uteaiH rate*. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, November 10.? Floi h Market oteuily, with a modi-rale demand; family $ti U) Ut, 11main W licit Hcurco and lirin nt $1 4USJ1 4.1. Corn liull ttud prices have declined; old 51c; new 4ftj}4t?c Rye?Dull ami prices droovlnir ut liSffiCy Qats?Mutk4 Heady at a&j?40c. Barley? ^uiatund iiachauged at (BQHOc. Km**- Steady. with a moderate demand. Kaos, Butt Kit and Ciibssb?Unchauged. I'umiaioN.--Fork-Full prltes asked, but tto demand at $11 75. Lard?Bulk meats? Uulet aud wusk; uuw, partly cured, tiJtQ?c: paiked 7H?-; old sldt* 7c. Bacon?Demand IL'htJiut holder* Arm; shoulders 7c; sldea7\l?i biirm'*,liiiPHlrf.l htwrlng .Ml i 23 Hcrolula. Uiilurgcil Ulitnd*. 8woll(iiga,.,AO 24 (jriicrul tillllyt Pkyalcal Woakneaa.....*) 26 Drupny ami Hranty tacrttlloO* Hp* f likm-aa, Bickiuxu from Hid lug.....'4 27 Kidney JH? b?p, (Iravel........ 24 Ner*ou? DeMllty, Involuntary fcul. l Inal IMacluri(i? I 00 1 29 More Mouth, ('aiikur .nj i 3? ilrlniir* VVcnkuraa. Wottlug B?d...,...fto 81 Vnlnful Periods, Uyatorta....' x, HuflkringgatOmngaoii Llfg loo 1 ft Family Caios In Morocco, with 35 largo 3 drain vlula, containing thu above Ust^ with book of direction? complete, $10 (K) 10 In paper caao, with book 6 00 VETEBINABY SPECIFICS. I'aae of 10l-oi villi, In flald, 100 doaes each. with manual of dircctiona, giving full account of all diaeaaea of feoraaaxattlai Nheep. Dors and lloaa, with nil! dlroctlona for uae, Id neat walnut caao, comPleto $10 oo, Pond's Extract, Caret Pllea, Naaralcla. Tootkarke, Bieediag of ill* nga, Htomac k, note or other Organ. 1 Uarua, Urutaca, Laaataeaa. Hpralna, Hkeunia* IIniu, Kore Tkroat, Hore Kyea, Holla, ooraa, Ulcer?, Old Hor?a. Tke Beat Family Medklat kaowa. Price, 0'OK. 60c., Flata $1 00, (Jaarta $1 75. tlT These Hcmedlca, except I'OMD'H KXTUAOT, bjr the caao or alnglo box, are aent to any part or tho country, by mall or expreaa, free of charge, on receipt (?f the price. AddreaMIUMl'IIKKYH' 8PKCIKIO llOMKOl'ATllIC MKDlC'INB COMPANY Office ami depot, No. NB llnoADWAr, New York For Sultt by nil Druggists. A ftillaaaortinent of tho above for Male In Wheel- Ingbv KDMl/NI) HOCKING, HOCKING A OAlUtolL, liOGAN, LIST A CO. THOH. J. FINNKY. A full aaaortmvt of OiOAhove for aalo in Hell n alrobjr J. A M. N. MKItCKK. novaleodAw Hats and Caps. rrSiik jiAiioKST stock ok 1 JL HATS CAPS Uvor hronglit Into tlio Htate of \Ve?t Virginia, to bu found at HARPER BROS. 1 llt'Uill llouno 1)11, WIioIomIo IIoiiso 77 Mailt St. All aro Invited to call andcxaialnu oar MnRiilfIccnt Block ofgood*. i oc31 HAKI'KR HHPS. v ME ONLY RKMAULBOIPT DISTRIBUTION IN TUB COUNTRY I $60,000 IN VALUABLE GIFTS! k to at DISTIUnVTMI) IN Tj. D. SINE'S f 158m/ UKOVLAR MONTHLY (jitt Enterprise, To he drawn Monday, Nor!*7th, 1871. TWO GRAND CAPITALS OP $5,000 Enrli In Greenbacks 1 siirhswm0 |(greenbacks WHOLK NlfMBRIlOK CAB1I GIFTS 1.Q00I [hie tlorse and tlujfgf, vrlih Bllver-mnnnted Harness, worth |HOO Dne One-toned Hosowood Piano, worth $.100. rcn Family Sewlnj? Machines, worth ftOOcach. Five Heavy Cased Oold Hunting Watches, and Henry Gold Chains, Worth $.100 each. 5 Five Oold Aiturlf.in Hunting WatCheli, worth L f 1IR each. h rcn Ladles' Oold Hunting Watches, worth $100 H each. }00 Oold and SilverJ ever Hunting Watches (In <1 alt) worth from $WM$W0t'?rh. 1? Ladles' Oold UoaUiiwJ*bai?s, Uonta' Oold Vast 'J chains, Silver-plated Castors, Solid Silver and Double-Plated TablostlfrTeaspoonS, Ivory-Han- t lied Dinner Knlvrft, Mlvtt-fnAtWl Dlnher Forks, Silver Vest Chains, Photograph Albums, Ladles' Hold Breastpins nnd Rat^rlnifS. Gents' Oold Breastpins, Hhlrt Hinds and Blecve Buttons, PInger-rlngs, UoM Pens (sllter extension), etc. Whole Nurniitn of Gifts 8,000. A Tick ?ts Li mitid to 60,000. AOKNTS WANTKD TO HBLL TICKKT8,to ahom Liberal Premtnnis will ba paid. W Bln*la Tickets $1; Biz Tickets $5; Twelve rickets $10; Twenty-live Tickets $fO. Circulars containlni( a Hill list of prlxes, a deNtlptlon of the manner of drawing, and other Information In reference to the Distribution, will l?esent to anyone ordering them. All letters must bo addressed to L. D. SIRS, Bo* 80, Orrmw, lonv. 5th Rt, CINODdlATI, O. bffM'iMlawtlllnorao \i. n. it ai w u jfi, Architect and Superintendent, OFFICE: No. SI MARKRT ST., CAMDKN, N. J. I Order* from a distaneo win receM prompt at- A tentlon. oral J S. FAIRFAX, A nvniTKCT A ND SUTKRISTKNDKNT. DmcM-Oranglc Block. Market BL, Wheeling, W. Va., and 41N. M St., Znn<*?l11e, O. *?tentlon Riven toPnhllc Bnlldlogt. Groceries. D. C. UST, Jtt- B. DATKBPOUT. 0*0. U. FAUKS LIST, DAVENPORT* PARKS, SDOCSMOAA TO UMHUT K. LIST A CO WHOLESALE GROCERS ?AJCD? PORK PAOKKKg, Corner Main and Quiucy Bta., WHEELING, W. VA. We offfer, st very low rates? 800 Bajp Prime to Choice Kio Coffee. 100 barrels New Orlcaoa Molasses. 60 Choice Botfar Hyruiis. 40 Hhda N. O.. Cuba and P. U. Hu^urt. Faucy Dcmurars Sugars. 100 Barrels Helloed buxjar. tt) Half ChesU G. P./Y. U. aud Oolonc Teaa, 60 Barrels Mess Pork. 100 Tlertos Prliuo Leaf Lard. 100 Kegs Family Leaf Lard. 50 Ca?ka Clear Bacou bides. SO Bacon Shoulders. 90 Tlcrces Sugar Cured llama. lSUO Barrel* Flour, 200 Ban Timothy Scod. 50 Clover Seed. 100 Boxea Goshen CUocse. Mackerel, Lako Klsh, Nails, Brooms, Spices, Dyo Staffs, Wrapping Paper. A large Hue so* loeted Chewing Tobacco, bmoklug Tobacco, CI Kara, etc ,etr. Agents for Miami Powder Co. otf LIST, DAVENPORT PARKS. jyj REIM,*, WHOLESALE GROCER, ud uuun u lltcon, Lard, Kloar,OIln, (ilan8i Nails. UK IH FOREIGN HMD DOMESTIC WINES AND UOUOflS, ttiapowiUr. PftUlt 6*hlj fin. kt. No?. 55 A 87 Main Hu, ?prtj WHEELING, WEST VA. BAKER'S FLOUR?1200 BARRELS "None Bettor" cholco spring wheat Klour. Just received and for sale by oc'J M. RBILLY RIO COPPEE.?350 HAGS PRIME to choice Rio Coffuo. Juet received and fur Mtle by octf H, RBI ^LY._ /"J1 OSIIEN (JIIEEbK.?23 QQXES VJ Prime New, Just received and for sale by _myl6 M.ltKlLLY. BAVHITT'S SO A P.?50 BOXES Babbitt's New York City Soap. Just received aud fur sale by OCT M. KM I LliY. "jr\U PONT GUNPOWDEH AGENCY -LJ Tho underahomd la the sole Agent lu thl* ulty for tho sale of all kinds of Powder made at the culebratod Da Pont Powder Mills. It* quality 1* unequalled In thta country, aa evidenced by Mia made by the Unitod Btatoa Government. lie keepa at all times a large Block In Ma#*- 1 dno of Klfle, In whole, half aud quarter keva. Blasting and Mining I'owdur all In Metallic ten. H porting Powder In Caulators. All ol which will be sold to the trade aa low aa Uio lame can be bad In the Wuat. lie haa portable magailnea of different Uses to ihlp by toll or UoaU. Ordora solicited. M. RKILLY, Np. 55 A 57, Main HUoet, i mart* WnKBUNO. W. VA. OfiMBAT. US. H. OUI4BBAT. VBO. U. OOIV I OGLBBAY, SON CO., (Hucectsors to Paxton A ORlobay,; WHOLESALE GROCERS, j 1 NO. H4 MAIN ST., declt WmgLINO, W. VA. JOSEPH BPKTDEL CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS PRODUCE OEALERS No*. 41 nnd 4fl Main St.,cor. Qalnejr, j Jitter for ealo at lonrcat flfiirci? i 2M l)agfl Rio Coffee. *t*) Hum-In A. IS, and Ex 0 Coffee Hilars. 00 11lnl* 1'. It. and Culm Hugnra. 300 Hoxca and radio* Navy 1Iba, and 10n robiicco. 1000 Oanoi can Pcaclioa and Tomaloea. MM) liltls Family and Uaker'a Vloilr. Alao a full ntock of Uroccrlea, Which we offer to lie retail trade At loweflfflx1"'*' All doalura are (inputafvlly invited to call before making tlielr lurcliaaea. ??clO n II. BOUTU CO., WHOLMAI.I 4k HE? All. D1AI.IM in FAMILY GROCERIES, HOAT STOKES, I'UODUCE, 'ItBHll AND CURED MKATH, LA KB ICE, CANNED FRUITB, Ac., Corner of Motiroo and Water Btrcot*, P In connection with the honae thero la s Wharl loai, and It la tliu dealgn of the flrin to do a For- rardlng Mid Commission and Btorage Business, ct m HtcainttoAt Agents and furnish all desirable J ^formation pertaining thereto |yH LKBAY, BON CO, jj 04 MAIN BTM Have la storo and aro Just receiving, v 70 Uhda P. H. Bngar. 800 Bhla Refined do. p fiO Bhla White Honey Hyrnp. r 85 Bhla Rxtra Bjrrup. ISO Bhla N. O. Molaaaos. H MO Baca Coffee. SO Bags Rangoon Rico. n 10 BagaPatnado. 10 Tierces Carolina do. 80 Tlercee "Davis"' C. C. Haras. jg 10 Tlercea "Darta*" 8. C. O. Beef. n 190 Package* Mackerel 1871. Which wo offer to the trado at the lowoflt roar- ot rates. jylt 1 MVRRDIBRABftand P Indigestion prevail to C imiiamiAi a greater extent than SIMMONS SMLft 8 always sought after. B If the Liver la recti W lated In Ite action, P health la almoat Inva- N rlahljr aecurod. IndlLIVER CTn"[hTLr;V; causes Headache,Con- ei itlpatlon. Jaundice, SSZSS55SSS I'a'n In Hie Bboul defs, Cough, Dlxxl- p. REGULATOR! I iibuuuiivii tacks, palpitation ol the heart depression u, of spirt* or the bines, nd a hundred Other symptoms. BIMMONH* i?i IVBR REGULATOR Is the remedy .best that as erer 1*?n discovered for those ailments, tacts mildly, elfoctflaliy, and being a simple egetahlo compound, can do do Injury in any uantltloi that It may be taken. It Is harm ss In every way; It baa been nscd for forty cars, and handrede of the good and ureal om all parts of the conntry will rouch lor Its p te,'S.ndCTir Stephens, of Georgia. 0l Bishop Plerco.ot Georgia. Jno. QUI Shorter, Rz-GoTcntor of Alabama. Gen. John B. Gordon. R. L. Mott.Colnmbns, (JtorglA. re among thn hundreds to whom wc ran refer Price $1,00. By mall, postage paid, $1.18. y! lanofactnred onlyby \r J. II. ZEILIfl A CO., c Macon, Ga., and M9 Arch 8k, Pblla., Pa. 1 At wholesale and retail by H? LOGAN, LIST A CO.. septtfl Wheeling, W. Va R W G 0 O I) B. m J A Fine Bloc* of beautifully Carved Brackets 'owed Rack*, Will Pocket*, Watch Bafoa, Watch Holder*, Card Basket*, Picture Frames, Ac., IVt RHAXTXD XPTTO son. TlIK IWi/J, i nd sold at pried moth lower thah crcr before, E. L.NICOLL &CO., ncll Uiroin M'tPRK notn?. J tTTIIiMTNOTON TAR. VV l? BW?. T?r, lnrfrd barrel*. 10 common Roeln. ,f u?t revolted Ind for laic low bf J CRAB. I!. RRRRY, F m?1l No?. >8 and 1ft Witer atreet. Hardware, &c. rV'IENTAL AND 8UNNYSIDE \J stoves. Wu hare received a stock of the above celebrated hunters, and luvite attention of persons who eujoj a clean aud bumtliul Are. Will have 100 tuns of the best Anthracite Coal on tint rise of river. MBTCALF A BUBT. ^Y'HITE LLMJS, CSM?NT, &C. 1 p.m. 10:()0 a.m 'hlladuTphln 8:10 p.m. 11:15 a.m. 7:55 a.m few York 6:41p.m. 8:15 p.m. 11:30 a.m Tickets to all principal point* In the Bast and Vest can bo procurod at the Union Ticket Ofllco, nM'Luro House, aud at tho Station at llrldgoort. f. r. myers, JHl General PaMonjrerandTlcko^Airont. Inltimoro Ohio Itnilroail Co. P A ttHEN UK KT HAI N HVV ILL JUJN L by tho following Bchadulo on and after May 5th, 1871,Wheeling time: CINCINNATI EXPRESS. XABT-I.KAVJM. WEST LIATBfl. Wheeling dally Wneellng daily at 5:40 a.m. at 10:50 a. ra. AnniVlR AT ARRIYB8 AT arkeraburg. ZancBvlllu... .8:15 p. m. umberlanwn...9:05 p. m. I more 8:25 p. m. faah'n City.. 9:40 i?. ra. hlladelphfa..2:40 a. m. cw York....5:50 a. m. PAST LINE. APT?I.BATES. WBCT?LIAVCfl. WTjeolIfiK dally Wheeling dally at 5:20 p.m. at 0:15 a. m. AniUVMAT AliniYKC AT arkprM)iiiK..O:(V; a. ra. Zancavllle....11:00 n. m. nmberland...2:05 a. m. Newark 19:85 p. ra. Mnchenter.. .9:35 a. ra. HandtiPky 5:55 p. in. traabarg.... 11:40 a. m. Columbua....2:20 p. in. atreratown .7:50 a. m. Sunday* excepted, alllmoro.. ..8:25 a.m. faeh'nCity..9:40 a. ra. lilladelphm..l:00 p. ra. cw York....4:15 p. in. Btindaya excepted. MAIL TRAIN. 1ABT?I.SATM WEBT?I.RATBB Wheeling daily Wheeling daily at 11:45 p.m. at 18:40 a.m. nrkcralmrg. 11:20 n. ra. Zaneavlllo^'.'fciS i*. rn umber land ..8:05 a. m. Newark 7:05 n. m. rlncbeatcr...2:80 p. m. Sandncky Lraaburg 4:80 p. m. Col u in hue .8:80 n. ra. agcn?town...2:10 p. ra. 'Saturdays excepted, iltlmore ....4:45 p. ra. 'uh'n (MtT .r.rOR n. m Mlade1phla..l:40 a. m. ow York R:60 a. ra. Saturdays excepted. ACCOMMODATION. *A?T-LIIAV*1 WWT-MATM iV heeling ?Im? Wheeling dally AnaiVia at aiuuvb* at irkersbnre. .9:35 nI Zanesvlllu... ,R::V? p. m. ntnhorlana. .9:66 p. in. Newark 10:15 p. m. Bnndayi excepted. Bandnsky.... Colnmbtii....11:45 p. m. Bnndays excepted. W. I\ A n. DIVISION, Leaven Wheeling at 7:13 a. and 3:tt r. Trains on the Mnln Line make connections at ititlmnre with trains for Philadelphia, New ork and Boston. At Relay House, via Waahiirton tlty. Por all points Booth. Central Ohio trains mako direct connection At Blnmhns Tor all point* West and Northwest. Tickets to all principal points can to proearN the office. JOHN L. WILSON, l Maetcfof Transportation, Baltimore. I R.T.DBVR1BB. ?nyl7 General Agent, Wheeling I ^NKW CANDY TOY SUGAR WHISTLE8. Oor own Invention, dint polenta],) mannf?cirrd AM Tor Mt? at onr ?rw Oonroctlonory, No, i Market street. SCItULTZA NBITIIAUSBN. 1 As letters patent have been granted tor tho snnfactnre and sale of the nhove artlrle. and io for tho moldi and proem* of making the J ime, ont of any material whatever, any In- ingement on tho rltht will bo pnnlrthed in tho tmoft extent of tho lnw. A. NKimAimim, fcpHS Patentee. j OA l/TIC MILLS FLOUR?100 Ilr\r13 rel* of thfA eilchrated Indiana Pane? lonr Jn?t rerelred and fl?r aale by epl M ItRtM.V Merchant Tailors. 1871. PALL AND WINTER. IS72. o. w. ikauiuuut. k. a cuxulbacu. C.W. Seabright Go, ?auu1unajjlk MERCHANT TAI LORS No. 75 Main Street. CKNTUK WHEELING, Invito the attention of their cu?ti?rurri? andthu ucnerol public to their inatfnitlrcniuud ui.?ur nasacd* atock or French, Bug I tub ami Uerm >u liruttdcloiba and CoMlmerea. l) vkkcoatin ua, BujflUh Melton*, Bui>\rs, Mnacowa and Bauuluiaux. VinTiNui, a lar^uaud well iirlocted aeaortiuent of Caahmcrs, Velvet and Caaalmere Ve*tl?j{#. They also aik an examination or their atock of Cents' Furnishing Coods. French Yoke Shirt*, Patent Pantuloon Drawer*, and a ^iiucral stuck i f Furulahlng Uoode always on luud. SHIRTS MM)hi TO ORDER A ud a lit guaranteed. Call and *ec u? at oar now and handsomely arrAnytd alorc, V> Main itruit, Centre Wheeling. ortH W. HKABUMHT Jb CO. 1871. FALL AN1> WIMTKIt. 1872. J. II. HTAI.MUN. T. 0. MOrrATT J, H. STALLMAN CO. Merchant Tailors, nd Dutlern In Gentlemen s Furnishing Goods. NO. 25 MONBOE ST., Wheollng, W. Va. I'hc Attention ?f our ContomorH and the public jjuncrully lit liuitcd luour oxtciinivv ?t lea In thu Buat, couaUtlnjcof Cloihs, plain find 1'anoy, English and Frouoh Diagonals, Fronoh Chinchillas, Hootch ChovoitH, Stripod and Plain Casiiimores. koit OVKUOOATINCIS-IIuaviot, Moscow! and Knxlitdl Ml'Uoph. A laruu alock of VKSTINUH of every description. Wo ?l?o invito alLuiiUou to our Urxo stock of Gentlemen's FurnlshiiisrUoodH. Embracing all the latent Noveltlca. Having lately employed one ol tliu most expo rlonred am! reliable Kofeieru Uatu-ri, we nre prepared to turn out Hiomo Uouda lu a atylo nevor orpassud la thin city. eplB J. II. 8TALLMAN A CO. 1871 _ 1872. FALL AND WINTER. John L.Rice, KAHUIONAIJLK MERCHANT TAILOR, Aud Wholoaalu and I to tall Dealer In Cloiitloiiioii'8 Furnishing GoodH Ho. 8S Monro* St., Yf heeling, W. U. IaJait receiving hla larjro and oxtrcraoljr?tyllah lock of FALL WINTER COODS, Embracing Kreneh, Kn^llnli and Herman BttOAIKJLOTIlB, CA8HIMKRKH, and French DImkoiwIb, Bcotch G'ho volte, KiikIIbU Worstcdi, KruiicltOlifiicktillun. Ac. AImu the host and mosttanhlontblo stock of VBHTINOHever brotght t/i this market, consist lnp or HI Ik Velvet, Cashmeres. And all tbo latest styles. O VKttCOATINOS-Kngllsh Meltons, Beavers, Mosrows and K'qulmanx Overcoating*. FUHNIBIIING GOODB.?HIb Block of Parnlshlng Goods cannot be excelled tn this market, niul includun Hosiery, Gent*' Underwear. tbo l'rl*i Modal Shirts, Collars, Suspenders, Ilandkerchief*, and everything of the belt nnalltyand at low rates. lie Is Importing direct from Bcotland tbo famous and very fashionable Bcotch Chovolt Shirts, Drawer* and Socks. Everything In this stock Ib of the Istcst and moat fashionsbio style, A call from bis patrons and the public generally Ib Invited. JOHN L. BICE, _#?P1! ffMKJNROB BT._ 1871. Fall and Winter. 1871. THOMAS HUGHES, MERCHANT TAILOR, And Wholesale and Retail Dealer In 4ENTLEMENET Furnishing Goods, In presenting hi* Fall and Winter Good*, begu leave to offer to bin patrons, and tho public generally, a neoro varied and better lelocted stock than any heretoloro brought to tbls city, embracing o LOTH 8! Black and Colored In every variety. CA88IMERE8! Plain and Fancy Kngllflh and French Diagonal!!, Hcotch Cheviot*, Kngllflh Worsted*, French Chinchillas, Ac. VKSTING0! A largo and varied assortment of Cashmers, Vel- vei and Casslmero Vesting*. OVER-COATIN08! English M eltons. Beavers, Moscoxvs, Knqnlraaox and Klyslan Over-Coatings. ITintNIHHlNC* GOODS( %a ?lnnnt Miwrtraont of Fnrnlnhlnir (lomin, coMltilng of all tin: latkst jtovar.tjm Tliln Htock luring Nwn pnrrhwed In the f*rlf |>?rt of Ihij Kt'HnDti,Mil twfure therecent mlMnre in woolenn, will tedl?i>o?eil of >t ?neh prlret u will di'fr ttimvetUlon ?nd >itll?'T th? mintfltcpWW. Artll mrenpeetfollyaollelted. 1 THOS. HUGHES. *<*p7 ____ 3,000,000FEETLUMnER 110 I.MNTEK, MILLER A NO IX, flcAd of Well*' laland, nearBlitcriTllle, W. Va., ire pref ared to fill All order* for Oak, Poplur \*h, hit kory, florar and Bf??h I.nmbfr, r* aht HTANTIt t and of AKT m*R!??lO!?B I>e*in*n, of he Wat quality. Order*for Lnmhrrof vnvnuxi. .wwnm partlcnlarly foilclted. One o f otir Arm mar he found at onr yard at all lm?a. All communication* addrtwod to na at Uatmvllle, W. Va., will rcrelre prompt attcn- i Ion. )y1l BAJep*ia. Lanem>r, Low bjdrita, fotifuploa of Idea*, Palpi tatiou of ih? lieart. Timidity, Trembling, Dunnes* of bJjjhL or tilddincaa. Dlaeaao of tho llcad. Throat, Now or Skin, Affcctiona of tho Liver, I.buks, Btomacnor Bowels?those Terrible Disorders arisUu; from bolitary llablu of Youth-Secret and bolliary l'ractleea mora fatal to their victim* than tho son# of Syreiui to tho Mariners of Ulysses,blight In* their mont brilliant hopci and anticipations rendering uu riage, Jtc., Impossible. YOUNG MEN especially, who have become the vlctlina of bolitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit wh.Ui annually BMeeoa to au untimely itcavu thousands of Young uen of tho moat eicSlenl uicnu 141,11 iiruitan: luullici, *|U, mil;lit 0u,w. ?#to??c?d liateaiaf Jouuua will. Uie nf, ulotinence, or waked to testacy tliu living ljte, miij call wllli full confidence. M.VHIilAQK Married Pertonii, or Yimou Men conU initialing marrtaKO, bo nB aware or K) .leal Wnikncu, Organic Debility, Defornutiea, apcvdlly curad flu who lUuui hi mad f under Uui uuu of lib J. may rcllKioualy confide In bin honor m a gentleman, and conildeutly rely upon kla akill aaa phyaician. OKQANIO WEAKNESS Immediately cured aud full *lgor reatorcd. Thia diatnaaing aUcctiou, which reudera life mlamblo and marriage liniioaalhie, It the iKitinlly paid by the yioliioa of luipropor Indulgence#. Young peraoin are too upt to commit exceaaea from uui being aware of the dreudtal oouaequencea that may euauc. Now, who that underatunda the Mihjoct will pretcud to deny that the power of procreation la lost aooucr by thoa* falling Into improper hablta than by thu pruduut 1 lkudde* being deprived of the nJuaanro of heal thy offaprintf, tlio moat aeriuuaaml deatrucllve aympU)W? of both body and mind ariae, The ayatem boconwa deranged, the I'livaical and Mental Funchona W uakencd, Loaa oflTocroatire Power. Nervoua Iirl lability, Dyapopala, Palpitation of the Ueart, IndlgMtlon, Coimtitutlonal Debility, Ehtca UM*d"f)^ th ^'oulfh, Consumption, DU. JOHNSON, Member of the Koyal College of Burgeona, London, Gradual*! of one of the moat omlnent Oollegei lit the United btatea, and tho irreatur nart of whom) lift Las boon spent la I ho SobuIIaIii ol London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, ha* effected soino of iho most astonishing cures that were ever known. Many troublod with ringing In tho head and ears when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at auddou sounds, bashlulnoss, with frequont blushing, attended sometimes with derangement of mind, wero curod Immediately. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr. J. addresses all thoso who have InJurod themselves by Improper ludulgonco and solitary habits, which ruin both body and mind, unfitting thum lor either business, study, society or marrl?L. aro somo or tho sad and melancholy efforts produced by early habits of youth, vIk: Weakness of tho 1 Jack and Limbs, Pains in tho Head, Dimness of bight, Lobs or Muscular Power, Palpitation or tho lluart. Dyspepsia. Nervous Irritability, Derangement or tho Digestive Fuuclions, General Debility, Symptoms of Consumption. Ac. Mkntau.t?Tho fearful effects on tho mind aro much to bo dreaded. Loss of Memory, Con fusion of Ideas, Depression or Spirits, Kvfl Foreboding*, Aversion to Society, Helf-Dlstrust, Lovo or Holitude, Timidity, Ac., are somo or thoovtls produced. Thousands of persons of all aires can now Judge what Is tho cause of their declining health, losing their vifor, becoming weak, palo, nervous and emaciated, having a singular appearance about tho eyes, Cough, and Symptoms or Consumption. YOUNG MEN Who have Injn;cd themselves by a certain prac urn, iiiuuikl'u hi wiiun hioiki, a jiAuit frequently learned from evol companions, or At school, thu effects of which aro til^UUy fell, oven when sleet), ana, If nut curcd, renders mnrrlAgo Tin possible, And destroys both mind And body, should Apply Immediately. What a pity tliAt a young mAn, tho hopo of hla country Uio pr do of his pArents, Bhould bo snatched from All prospects and enjoyments of Ufa by the consequences of dovlAtlnit from tha ??.?f i"s au<^ Indulging Iii a certain bo Cfatl Huch P0"00* niDBt, boforo coutorn' MAHRIAQK reflect that a Bound mind and body aro tho moat necwaary requisites to promoto connubial hapPi "Y iif I without theso tho Jonrney through Ifo becomes a weary pIlgrlmsgM tho urospoct hourly darkens to tho view, tho mind becomes shadowed1 with despair and filled with the melancholy reflection that tho happluoss of Another bocomoi blighted with ourown. DISEASES OP IMI'UUDJSNOK. When tho misguided and Imprudent votary of PhtaMftlnfti'l^ 11,1 'j?,'"18 |"?,?Ibed thu seeds of ii fi' !J disease It too often happens that an "?',bu of uVno (,r llrwuI oiul?covery dolors him from Applying to those, who from education And respect ability, can Alono befriend ihu'h coiistltutlouAl symptoms ol this horrid iIIsoaso niAke their appearance, such f,!in-('irn A' ^)ru diseased nose,nocturna pains In the head and Ilinlm, dimness of sight deafness, nodes on tho shin-bones and Arma, pro grossing with frightful rapidity, till At last tho uaIaIo of tho mouth or tho bones of tho noso fell In, And tho victim of this awftil disease becomes a horrid object of commiseration, till death puts tho dreadful sufferings, by sending him to that Undiscovered Country from whenco no traveller returns." It If MKLANCIIOI Icfr.rlptlon bonnd In a neat and dnrable manner. Addreaa, MII.I.H, KIIITAV Ac CO.. Cor. fjnlaey k fia|? Htrecta, mam WHRBf.lNO. w VA.