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DIED.

NANsFELDOn SATURDAY 18th inst sfter III
Aaofed Of CaTf John Mansfield 10 tho
9Th Of he
M trends Of tho family and Of h Totben John WI
liam w Henry add llefs Of Naii0uh Lodss, No. ~ J.
60 are respectfully I'd fwithoBt further iuvop) 10
terd Bis hi. se rsdenee, No 80 Peast AoaasJ
Al erroon y a inst a. o'clock precisely.
Sunday June 49, Mrs ssry A. oen, aged u
friends respectfully Invited attend the
o'clock her late residence. No. f13
FdJdse-sf will be taken Greenwood Tor isrmen
COENELIsONOu sunday 18th after III
Fzsstb D. Cor eou ssed q and 10 month"; daughter
ofthe late Dr. A. D corneison.
Her those Of the family respectfully invited % a.
Der funeral 6on the residence Of her stepthe o-ph O.
81 Ssp No Madison Tuesday, 2ft Inst, 81 2. ~
sTICKLERn Saturday struoon June H. John H. sucks In
The I'D u bis
Ths relatives friends Of the family respectfully nytd 70 a.
HndsoL-pace HO-
folen tbs Monday afternoon O'clock whOai further yt
tafion. -
KEFFF-A Detroit Mich June H. Hon Geo A. Keefe, for
fnery wears a member u the Detroit Der
BYEHF.-On sUndsy, June 49, William Kelly ByrDe, o.
OFCRGE ana Adene ByrDe No 80 West 2h sgsd yeaFs
g.rorf
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MARRIED.

TOWLF-WHFIPbFf.-A Fsl River. Moss June IS, George
Attorney ard Counsellor Law, Miss l.,
dau the iaf. Rev Samuel " herlsy Of Nes York
ANGFLL-JACKsON-A' PrpyidsBco, f.. Mr.. Henry
Angc Nc-loTk and Miss Annie B. eldest diu yhtsf Of George
". Jschson Eco
sALlUs- sANFOhDAt Eew-aveD Conn. Juae lG Theodore
ssrs heYok Susan Elizabeth daughter Of John San
fOrd. Efq
COOK-BALLAt CoopeusiowD, Y, June IS. Thomas Cook,
EDITOR the Laurel Wreath Fort Wayne, Ind 60 Nils Nancy
Jsfe daughter 81 David Bal, fsq
WHT1F-EA RLAt Kalamazoo Mich, June O. Mr Calvin White,
ofct Ious o Mis L0arn Earl of Silver Greek, Mich
WILLIS-sAMMONsin Hichilan CITY lad, June T. NJ. j. q.
wills suIgs, Mich blss Ruth Ann daughter Of VIVA Is.
HkMMOND RTPIJY-In Greenfield, Mas. June T. BY Rev.
Psrdge. A. q. Hammond Esq Cashier Of the Franan
County Mary daughter Franklin Ripley, Esq Cashier
L. Nm.
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The weather was very warm yesterday With little stirring
air and no clounds 10 break the force of the sunbeams

GRAND CONCERT ToNiGHr-HAIDSs CREATION At
METROPOLITAN HALL-We ask very particular attention
50 the advertisement Of the NEwYoRE SACRED HARxoxic
SoerT composed Of singers who fully illustrate the class
OF music to which they devoted. While newcomers
are generally run after let not forget this excellent aud
admirable Newfork Association. Besides an immense
choral force Of over two hundred there is be an elite
orchestra composed Of the members Of tas Philharmonic
and Musical Fund Society to BE- led by Mr. Bristox The
great and important work the Oaioro Of THE CRKlrlos
BY Haydn vii bs given in such manner rs il has never
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nberlan1 Coal co...sao IN
sale. Of stocks sr Philadelphia.

FirIf Bard-elf . PellA s. p 0 40 y % s. oertf
Do = cash "a ioo Cam Aeoy Rh 81 e sssh se 800 o. Do.
~ IA it6 q. n 81 O. 90 phll " " g. az ~ ~
co. a. e. Ia "a MOO o. DO TO- ~ si,0oo Reading X h a.
ssoC6Isla RI j. esb . 90 Cry a g. g. p le q al
- "a rn ~ IC0ong Island RR cash IL 20 r. .sing n ii
ss 20 sebuy Ea7. Pref s. 81 30 Ls sebuy IA III 5tl X
Gsre Bank cash l4 81 Comnerca Bank. b5zn Ca
HefuoeH FIreifo Lorg Island Railroad 10 WORKS Canal
- nc DO d. 2 1; 30 sehuylhn Nav. Pref 81 -
sss1 sioee wInI,on Railroad 8. Is, ess Ls11s
Nor,EGs q, ~ . 80 " Peurylvs1a - o. e7s 81 sIz1s ~
Cod Co 4 T. scaayki Nav. Pref 81 100 Unoa cse.1 ~
1911. .f.l lft-.-F -
5Jsg ssa'ssIsso wss Phsasphl, g. e. r.ssI'Sss =;
co. Do, ", As. y
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hs ferry boai until the dsngsr became nnneDt When ne
TUNED his bow towards The slocp 10 avoid being struck
eshps The sloop struck her lsrbOxrd quarter,
bat the amount 81 damage was nOtlrge
Held tbs. the DUTY Of the fry boat when shs
ie her dock. % hsv passed to the right and under the
socp's stern urdsr the proof -he could easily hsye
done but If not shs vas then bound - hava delayed ia
me sin until tie sloop had passsd That the right
~ the soop % hold her course and she bound
have changed il n@srerfo Governors Island That those
IN the slop we're u6ei giving their attention The
shore Of Governors Island and the reef hey ap-
preaching and in relying upon the ST. smbosrs keeping
her sccu.to nee course sni passing under the n Of he
sloop.
decree for libellSn;s with costs.
For Rbeilsns-E Ketchum and w X. Morton. For
eisir snfs-.J p Rolfe ard NJ Rockwell
Isaac C. Philips The lola and Joseh Crsn and 'tAers
JoSsph Cram and others lac steamboat SsnPsa AID
Isaac c Philips and others elsiEsnts -
Closs-hhels fnr damages occa,loned by COLLISION os
tween the lois and the sampson October - lsSl n-sr
Ssndv Hook The Sampson was held in faux and decis
in m both cases scco riirgly.
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CITY ITEMS.
r,vrrETfIVMENT,. 0e TyTS

ENTERTAINMENT, DC. THIS ETENING
n,,reS and in the fine COMEDY john Bull
Mines the evening Supported Hughes Mis- Rs~.
rsond Ma Skect uakag The powerful
800 n cen N pfCscrted 70 New.io rk pu1lc.
NrVEK Won FAIR IS to-nisht
Chsles Also, The HUSBANDS Stcgetp aud Cavaliers aud
Rouudhesds.'
K poor GENTLENAN e. BAruau tbs afternoon
I'M. a.. A he IVA and " Toe lush DrsF non
dsy and Broadway
ss CiRCUS OF SxiA-av and Thrtyant.
Noop's AifNsrRELs, No. ~ Broadway.
lscyNr ~ MoNr BLANC, Chinese RoomS Broadway
P.NvAepS HoLY LAM, Nc. $50 sra.dwsy
BKYaN GA.LEKY Of CHRISTIAN Art No SIS Broadway.
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oouRr oF coNMoN PLEAs-Bstore Juds. pALY.

lhe City q Newly ork agt tbenf Eef Cooke
To penalty of $50 for alleged violation Of orin
auce requiring hoist says be shut down night and
also have railing other protection round them.
In defense II said that the matches shu, do
sving Il night The Jury could not agree, aud dis
charged.
Cherries wsisbirg sat. Hugh Anderson.
To test the Wner,hp Of stock OF shoe dealer
a store Ninth Plsinf has shoe st'r. Ia Greea-
wch T.: he sold credit person nsmsd Smith. goods
o the amount oi s.97 % Ga gOius the store sabss
quei ily he found defendant in possession and inform
"a that Smith bad gone Ia Philadslphs portion Of the
goods that pnini had sold 10 Smith It'll hand
Defendant refused To give them up. Plaintiff averred
that smith purchasing the goods had represented him.
self be worth certain amount of money and stock.
Plaintiff took on giving bond Sheriff the stock thSt
remained back into bis hands, claiming that tito
had not passed On the part If Mr. Anderson this
def ndant is alleged that he purchased IN good faith,
the stock and good will Of tho store from Smith. psyng
cash therefor The present SUIT 70 ties the question 1t
ovnershp Verdict for plaintiff assessing his damages At
S262
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CoURT % CoMHoS PIEis-f.rt Nos. POI, sf1 s5..
93 9l5 cas- 60, lOO3 1909, 1oi7 Ols 975 1896 1919.
1854. Part I-Nos $50, 912 g7i, 975, 97G, 973 1905,
f177 9ff. go. l,O25, 1894. l,O35, l,l52, l,l5s.
CIRCUIT CoUU-Part Nos 70, 36l, $50, 655, 27f, SAL
rs Isl to 763 76j
SUPREME CoURr-Specia Term Nos. 80, "A, fe, a, g,
A. 10 81
Other Courts published on Satnriay
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clRct1r CouRr-BesOre Jud.. Roo.svrLr.

Hy Course isasc Couon aud Elizabeth CSarson
o. oIe msrFis &c Ehzsbeth Meaf)
BY the mother OF sad Isaac K % snnu nj. marriage.
he ground al insanity the time VI his marriage. already
referred 90. The jury this forenoon returned sealed
VERDICT, IS fnovs
The Jury find that the defendant Isaac K Courspn.
Of SOUND mind At the time Of his alleged marriage Jaly
a. 1882.
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CIRCUIT ooURT-Besors Juds, NOsRr

J y Mailer against JOAN L Keiilee@S
10 receiver damages for alleged ssssai and battery Tbs
difficulty oc urred al Staten Island the premises, We be-
1--we Of defendant Plaintiff and some friends were oct
cunning ard il is clsimsd part % def-noe that plaintiff
was ire spssser snd sbou, firing hs gun when d.
frrdant acted self defence. The points d-ned
ve,dic for plaintiff $50 For plaintiff, Mr. l. Z. EssaI
for defendant Mr. Geo W Stevens.
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A WIFE DAsGEROUsLT BEArES-A woman named
Clancy living in Irish neghborhOOd, the line Of the
Plank road the head 1T Grandst WIS 50 brudy beaten
by her husband on Saturday Afternoon AZ O'Clock that
i feared .he cannot The husband arrested
On warrant issued b. Juste- Bedford and committed 70
Bergen Jail 10 await ihe u Of her njGries Run
the cause Of the dsiu osDce When aid reached the sp
they found the injured and other women ia the
uretehec tenement sll ntOxleafs1
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

IsIrRFD At the FIRE in Powers street Friday night,
Assistant Engineer NsDdeyeer, considerably injured
IN consequence of the explosion of liquor cask while Aid
ing in eltir gushing the names
FsGIvF No This engine has been taken possession
of by the Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department and lock
I'd no in Firemans Hall Poplar street by direction Of the
Common Council The house occupied by No Is in such
dapdaied condition 10 be totally uudf for the purpose
for which IL j. u.ed The members thinking them selves
entitled better quarters aud having fr long time asked
in van length concluded Ia abandon tho engine alto
gether and 50 notified the Board.
AssAULT UPOS Az OgFiCER.-At an early hour on sun
dsy morning Officer D0ugherty Of the Third District Po
lice IN attempting disper-e gang Of disord@ry fellows
On the corner Of Hicks and Harrsonsts assaulted
and severely beaten He succeeded however IA getting
one Of the men the Station House, and yesterday
al others we're arrested.
PREPARISG FOR THE FOURTH.-A small cOl0red boy
was arrted yesterday for stssuga pistol from house Ia
York st. with which he intended to ceebrats the Fourth
Of July; anc number Of other little fellows were taken
into custody for firing quibs and crackers about the
streets.
The Court formerly occupied b. Justice King IA
TIE oase ment Of the City Hall is being fitted up tor the
accommodation Of the Commissioner Of Rep airs and Sap
plies.
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charged.
U. s. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

CHARGE AGAINST A SEAMAN.
Capt Tester Of the ship Austrian entered complaint
against one OF his crew. charging him with attempt at
revolt Committed for examination.
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NEW.JERsEY ITEMS.

THE LrQuoR BUSINESS N JEgsEY CrTY.-In accordance
With the notice given week ago by the authorities the
PLACES where liquor is sold in Jersey City very gen
orally clced Yesterday This especially the at
The hotels and saosns in the vicinity Of the ferry Some
OF the hotels that entertain travellers and boarders
omen for their accom- notation but not for ting sale Of
Eauor, 50 far a. we could learn.
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THE PoIIcE CoxNissIoSKRs-CAPTAINs IN TROUBLE -
or Saturday the Police Commissioner composed of His
Honor Mayor Weservelt Judge 3eebe and Recorder I'll
lou, were in session several hours The morning was
mostly occupied BY the Commissioners in the exGmnato
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SUPERIOR coURr-Before Judge plrxr.


De Rham Moore sEanst The NowNok Insurance Company
To recover 2'6o, amount OF loss policy IN sis
on one half cargo Of cotton and rice board BARK
May Flower. from savannah % Antwerp. A portion of
he cargc 10 the vsue Of S52o slowed in the d-ck
house, and curing very heavy weather this portion
~ overheard, and suit is br ugh for onehsh OF the
amount
In ceience Il is said Sat the policy effected on "a
clean bill Of lsding and did not contemplate risk any
perry except what under hstihes The case Is on
For plaintiffs N-ssrs. Cutting and Pruen.
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amount


In the matter of opening Boomingdae square. Motion
for the appointment Of Commissioner the ground
CuSiiy in the award Of damages and the interest II
the former council who advised the Commissioners Mr.
l. Robertson was in favor Of the application. and
Nessrs L. sanford snd ID. Lord opposed. Decision
reserved
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lAdveItlsemenLI

WATER URSs-A variety Of patterns flint enamelel
Water Urrs AL excellent article. For sale by
BRErr PATTEN, No 81 Chambersst
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sUPRENE COURT-SFEcnL TsRN.--Refre Judse EnNoN0s.
In the matter the application Of the Mayor &C. rela-
tive to opening Frstay Mr. Dillon presented the special
r. port % the Commissioners, and obtained orer that
be- referred back to the Commissioners 10 amend and
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SrrAxcrRs The following is list Of strangers arrived
in the city
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THr CIIPrER SHIP SwEEPsTAREs.--Tho attempt to
sunch this ship Saturday proved unsuccessful 10
sliding from the ways she heeled over struck against
ship on the stocks alongside and remsued fast and toe
united Efforts OF samtugs to pun her into the
were Intellectual. She is in very awk ward position
partly in the water and partly out The ship in careening
hpocke away a staging, which was crowded with spec
tators throwing many Of them into the water Several
were taken out slightly bruised and lad had his
broken
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The L ship Lexngtan store ship to the Japan squad
ron and reehted With presents the Emperor Of CHA,
sailed on Saturday fer Macoa China Funcha .deiri
Her officers are-lno j. Glasson, Il. Commanding Reu
ben II srr. Master and TX Officer Wager Passed Mid
shipmsn; H. j. d. Price do; K ID Miner do; + G
Clarke, do and passenger; 4. T Mitchell, PuIser VIM
A Nelson. SURGEON.
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. West BToadruy aud Fl aIkg MIR
L this Establishment be I.rure
N SeutatUmUa LADY IN CHINA, under the il nj il
ENCE OF OPIUM head, tongue, in motion; Inc
only representation Ol the kind iii the
anu pest cOcctio OF Ancient and Moder Coins i'll u =.
The figure Oi Soldier i'll the Continental Cniiorn bIue ami
bluii lead buttons, marked U. ). threccuscd Hat
BeecIes Caters, DC, Also, Various Plum,
curious FrcaKs Nature Indian Inducements M
Rich Oil Paintings, fine EnguSinss, many other raI
and valua bic CurIOsities, Statue
lection cannot be found in any Establishment the Kind in
the United States \ double CALI which universally adj.
mcd 10 be great wonder The
the neck down TO the middle they arc ull groyy and
perfectly formed, and were bought from town OF LYING
y Live White Kat nom bel ks Penn. Gmittauc. ar.
Is. Games for EXecise and Amusement, billiards, Back.
Cannon and DoninOes. y Billiard Room with two srlc.
did Tables, is also attached to the house.
REFRESHMENTS.-Dnn and Supper parties can br
accommodated at short notice. The will be
supplied with all the delCuces the Game Oys.
al any hour.
1T this Establishment may seen u celebrated bird
MlNO that viii repeat almost anything alter stranger.
NOaCcOmnOdatlUn for political any parfv
The Subscriber having become Proprietor OF Inc above
celebrated Estabs hmelt, and having various aItcrE
tions prepared to accommodate the Travelling and
Hotels city New York The Bar Room Which con-
raTcst private in this country being tIe
collection will sustain the reputation accorded
Thomas
yylnes &c, Connected with above is a REFEt;
TORY where meals will be served at hours the ay
evening. Private CourtS-martia Referees
Committees, Private Dinner or Supper PARTIES &c. DC
The public respectfully invited grant him share OF
their patti onase
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor
OPersons wishing pure Wine Spirits may depend
liza wing them genuine at this Establishment. ~
N B-Private families Supplied with Dinners Summers
superior STYLE for Parties OF number their respec
tive homes and of glass silver 10 any mart
of the City FREE OF CHARGE.
Entrance 10 The REFRACTORY in FrnnkliuSt
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EUBNER'S
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Pow ELLIS FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
'HE IopIietoIs OF these Springt prepared TO lie.
i Ceve and accommodate visiters. This delightful Wa
ens place Is situated eight miles east OF Woodstock, be-
building Gone hundred iec in leg)
BoARDERS; and a number OF Cottages, or the use OF
Families, have been erected convenient the boarding
These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, BLUE and BLACK
SULrHUR CnALYGEATTE LIMESTONE and SLATE all having
the work OF Naule's lab atoTy. They send lo tn
daily They are situated in fiat or sather bus
SIM the Ioud gradually islng TO the south
which is presented to the Of beholder one OF the
most enchanting landscape views IN the country. To the
SOUTH south east, and east, there a
rising up at distances of from % yards and TOm
northwest of the Springs Many elevations
be approached nom the east Icar by gentle ascent
%s9oas which ar bold outline and pesks presents
is unsurpassed by any mountain scenery in Virginia In
decd the scenery presented 10 vcyy from the submits OF
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, seen 10 be
appreciated. =
In addition TO the Springs proper are number OF
others in the vicinity the principal OF which The
Cold Spring, short distance this; Immediately
above is Chaly beate, sending limpd stream.
mile. gushing the side is the sweet CboIv
bcste Spring. The Spring recently opened amid ri.
beautiful group OF willows that shade Sulphur S,fipr
and which is believed to peculiar medc mai quill
Vistcrs coming North or East can enter Tho
valley h tI0ogn the passage
north FRONT Springs The rugged grandeur of as
natural dchle, the rocks towering the veiy clouds
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration
On arriving the Springs, the has at onoe with
drawn from the and perpleXitics tolls and
the busy world and ecuperate his exhausted enc
GIGS by quaflinG the pure waters that necessarily flow
around him. and paTang OF the rich that al
rIepal cd for the nouTlshrnent OF his Grail body.
We will state for the benefit oil those may not be
OF the iact that we large attached Ia
The Springs where persons can have their
or stabbed as they may prefer.
The BAR will be furnished with choicest LIQUORS
Cigars, Tobacco, DC. 1'
An attentive OSer will be in attendance and servants
10 the different departments of the house; and eycrvhn
Sall be done that contribute CON, orr of ths
guests ~ ~
Person visiting the Springs from the North can e,,.
GIt:mur in the morning arrive here the pex
ng by the way OF Winchester and Woodstock Persons
nom the South Will leave stanton in arri w
at Woodstockto dinner, and the Springs TO tea
FOR the amusement OF those who may wish partic.
pate in such exercises, Ten Pin Alley been erected
Bath House, with everything requisite for bathing
has been erected ior the accommodating OF vsiters
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CHURCHES. .r
ST NJ ATHENS. BPiScoF1ledH Monroe and BYRON
vice 100, evening al
ST. JomS's, EpieopaLcaH, Main srse between First and
Second Centre Wheelingi Rev JAS. ID. McCABE PastoT
Morning service 1O4 evening u O'Clock
tuTe Friday evenings at a O'Clock Seats
FIRST PREsBTTERIAS, Ref. X. II, Wed, Pastor Fourtb
street, between Monroe and Quincy Service ami
afternoon.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN, Rer. Cyrus Dickson, Pastor.
Webster Street, between Main and Market; Wheel
tngi Service morning and evening
THIRD PREsByTERIAE, Rcr. Mr.. PAUL., Pastor; First
Ward Hose Hall, Main street. above Washington, North
Wheelng Service morning and afternoon
FoTRTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL R,r & n D,,,
Pastor Fourth Street between Monroe and Quincy
Service morning and evening
NORTH STREET METHODIST EPIsCoPAL R,r IV,y Ipiy
Pastor, corner Market and North SITS North Wbee
ngi Service morning and evenings.
CHAPLINE ST. METHODIST EPIsroPAL. P,- l. r. AZ,
OLso Pastor; Chaplne street. between First and Ser"n1
Centre Wheeling; Service morning evening '
GERMAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL, Rer. NJ, Broa5S-,L
ChApline street. between Webster and Third Con-
Wheeling. ~
r. Y: Thelan, Fifth Street, corner OF Iampden service
morning and afternoon.
ASSOCIATE REToRMEp, Reu J. 7. Mcclure Pastor corr.
Market and Jefferson streets; service morning and after
DON.
BArTIsr, Res. J. wNTeR, Pastor, Clay street. betweeu
Fifthand Sixth, rvce morning and evening.
PIRsT INDEPENDENT CoNoRHG ArIoNAL, UNITARIAN Rev
4 " IPebs, Pastor, Market street, between Webster
Third Centre Wheeling, service morning end evening.
ByGEoELIcAL PRoTEsrANT, Rer J. RJoegaT, Pastor,
Clay street. above Sixth East Wheeling.
zloES EvANoELcAL LUTHERAN, Rer F. Zimmerman,
PASTOR eeEner Market and Monroe Streets service TO-
O'Clock AN.
NEw JrRrsALEN, 'Swedenborrian No IS Union street,
over the Hope Hose honse - :
jewish ST AooGuE, No. IS, Monroestreet
iva TrLES. PiTHf Hose company Hall, Market strs
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ERUPTIVE DISEASES.

T has now become settled fact, acknowledged by the
best Physicians OF our city, that in the OF Sci Uiu,
letter. and many other Diseases BRENI:IN FLUID
EXTRACT or SARsAPARILLA DAEDRLIoS, is eCidcdy
above all other preparations speaks
used; and although have pains hay
ing published through the papers, appointing agents
for the sale OF it, yet almost weekly receiving
dcrs from Vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky other
states, by who by have
ofits wonderful curative powers. The following
gentleman OF Vermont few days since, who used it for
very serious disease:-
DEAR DOCTOR: 3D.. rE.Fg.l.E-
The two bottles ormedicne got from yo /
whenin Wheeling have nearly Inc; please send me-
more by Express.
Yours Respectfully.
1t is prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF our
city, not quack medicine, for have
quaEted with the component parts; and to ali
such have not the opportunity making known
that II is entirely free all minerals is not in
tie least ineompabe of the declarations ofo
To be Paxton & Lakes, and f. Yahrling and soil
wholesale and retail by
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va.
July 81, '52