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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-03
East Wheeling Academy

o
B0ys md Girls Gin separate Departments }
REV. S. BOYD.
HiS Institution viii resume its exercises on the FIRST
ty-two weeks, giving usual holidaYs.
There VIII be lady OF competent abilities in the Fe
TTKns:-Ten dollars per session for the common Eng
hsh branches Higher English, twelse Latin and Greek
The School Fees required strictly in advances and
collected the first week OF the session. refunded in
protected sickness only.
Only limited number is received, which has greatly
Contributed to past success. ju2I:Im
Just Received.
I" a. EDWARDS d BRO. have lust received from
W the East, (at their New Grocery adjoining the
POsoee) excellent and carefully selected assortment
OF hne Groceries, which they invite attention Oan
in want Of good and cheap Our consists
III part of fine
kio, Nsracabo, and lava eoees, brown, clarified do;
G. usiaed and PuIyeTzed Sugars;
SsTeas IN great variety and fine qualities;
Cocoa. KTouno and Chocolate Of the best brands,
Fresh peaches pine apples, strawberries aud Taspber.
ries, IN cans; rice -four, corn starch;
Fariha, Saso, ElacarOni. lsiIrglRsS, Jelytina;
bermuda Arrowroot dried eurrants, raisins, almonds,
Olives, hops etc Tobacco and segars, fine qualities;
Soaps. ETC; Fine ground Table Salt
Spices and Essences OF every variety
Together with many other articles tedious to emu
meI1te all OF which we aIe:se ling at very low prices
ed Remainder the pace-corner OF Market and Quincy
streets, adjoining the Postofee. Wheeling. va m62s
81 paid for the different grades q GE0 So' WILSON
Might TaPers just received by
IN ]. 8. VOWEL,
}e2t no % Monroe street.
MOURNING GOODS.
GRAPE De Paris, Twisted silks, and beresss, just re-
mYI5 HEIsKRLL d Co.
LynchburgFire, Life & Marine Insurance Co
OF LYNCHBURG, va.
TRY. RANKLN, agent
=OFFICE-Eo ., west side Of BIain street, ) doors
"a an 9slg" Siadl' wheeling, va.
n UST received and FOR sale-
u 100 bushels Old Potatoes.
COLLINS & HALL.
ts1 6os1s9 HAIket square.
fiAsH paId Tor wooden and cotton Tsss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-03

TaE Autbotess Of s'Elima Gray'' is informed
,lat We require the names of correspondents be-
fare We insert their productions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-03

PnrLADrtFHrs, Aug. I've have no return
from election in North Carolina to-day upto lhe
hour of closing out report, the Telegraph IInesnot
working beyond PeteTsburgh Va.
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DIED.

On Thursday, the I'd Inst. at O'Clock, A. ARAH,
danshter OF ASN ". (deceased1 and JAMES B. MARSH,
aged months and 10 days
The funeral place the residence Of s. u.
Harper, ESQ, Centre street, this O'Clock
The friends the families respectfully invited to al
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-03
ALL SHOULD TRY IT ! :
DR.. j. HosTETTER's
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
100, 900 Rotrle. sold In One YeEr.


NOTHING in the u'aIke;-nothing in the medical mar
~ kei for the past fifty years. equAed nor can
al article be produced TO equal this
GREAT AN4I-DYSPEPTIC,
Dr. HOstelteI's preparation old ranny'a re-
Physicians Yer hal Investigation. II is the Iesuot pro-
ioud ana elaborate study OF scientific
Chemists OF the present century.
DT. HOstetIeT submits his invaluable Bitfers 10 RnV
chemical test what is &i belief personal tIial upOu
youE own constitution The properties OF lhese hit
viii be by the first analysis and The f sorce
O their great medicinal viii be made manifest IN
almost Incredible short space upon your sy6.
are you dysTeptc? Then take these celebrated Stem.
aCh Filters
Are you siliOus2 Try bottle these Bitten. and
are you annoyed by Indigestion? Remove the cause by
the oil these Filters
Have you fever aud aue? How many fhOuSandS III the
West aud South have been cured this constitution de-
sti Dying disease by the free OF these BiIterS?
Al should Try this great antidoe We venture 10 affirm
that where HOstefeis Bitters used OF lever
and afue Cannot occur.
One wine EaSsiui taken three times day before ueats
viii be found great iolic agent, which all Will apprec
ale when personally satisfied OF the fact, they VIII be-
by living the BltleiS tIia
lheTi are O;heG RiterS represented 10 be the same
which cOmpaiai iveiy worthless Our Bitlers are
without rival, 10 their medicinal qualities They sIe
directions ON, and 'bT HOseiieI's Stomach EiIleTa
blown The bottle None other genuine
PRICE ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE.
u For sale by ali the principal Druggists Hotel BSrs
esauIants and Dealers generally Throughout The United
sleSand by
BUsHFIELD & Co, and
THOMPSON d PATTERSON,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-03

BALTIMORE, aug. 2.-The carriage manufactory
of II. E. Hunt was destroyed by ire this evening,
1t was fully insured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-03
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

BALr1MoRE, Aug. e-Abuut 500 beef cattle of.
ferred, all sold at prices ranging from to $50 pei
100 lbs. Hogs, supply Light aad sales made at S
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'sr Grocery and Provision Store.
w. j, DEWS.

30 AAIN SrREET. THREE Doors HELow TIE
1-p MONROE iEUUsE.
ESFS constantly hand varied assortment OF eve
-. y siuee uslaliy kept in Grocery Store. AIS To
"a, sa sears Of every Variety Powder, Shot Offer
49, vans Of ever SIZE. etc etc. Having bought
c. Shals be enabled To sell cheap, If not little
80 tlan any other store in The commuHit liberal
u Faahe patronage is respectfully solicited.
-ssa4Aelins. July 81, IS isas. .; m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-03

HraLTH or POE7sMouTH AND NoRFoLK.-The
Norfolk News confirms the telegraphic account
that The disease has broken out in that city, but
says ttats not epidemic. and that no trouble OF
expense will be spared to arrest its progress.
correspondent of the Petersburg Express gives
The following list of names of some of those rho
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The Lnw q Nea.paper..

Subscribers who do not give express notice tn the
eourafy, considered as wishing oeoninue their sub
ScnpuoRs-
odcals publisher continue them until all
srrearases are paid
n SubscTibeTs neglect or refuse to take their neroi
~. feon The Offices to which they are Directed thev are
tea responsible they have settled the biz and order d
them discontinued.
pu5sheTs, and the papers are sent TO the oTer
direction they ate held responsible.
The Courts have decided that refusing 70 "a ke neTod
ifoa office, removing AID leaving them HncaII
"a 6r pima faeia evidence OF intentional fraud
roc. F. GnAND Exc.xruExr.-At 1.-THE Grand
Eae.npment of the L 0. o. F. of Virginia, held
in Nartinsburg this week, the following officers
vsEeeieeted for the ensuing year:
James Taylor, Of Wheeling, r. W. c. Patriarch;
julius Gerst, of Halifax c. H., NJ. E. G. High
Phssti Robert H. Vaughan. of Hampton. R. W.
g. Sem. Warden; Isaac Robinson, of Martinsburg,
r. ". G. Scribe; James Matthews, of Martins
barg, R. VIC Fteasurer5H H ~ Thorpe, of Win
chester, R. W. C. Jr. Warden.
Gsaud Representatives to Grand Lodge, q. s.:
F. c. Robinson, of Norfolk. c. A. B. Cofarth, of
Winchester.
We lesrn that the attendance was larger than
at any Encsmpment of the Order ever held in the
STATE, and that the proceedings were throughout
harmonious and highly gratifying.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-03
Mem Stock of Boots and Shoes at
N. L. DORSEYsS

n, fsg Mn = -. L. M

No II ldftll 1t ] dooTt bei0l5 Ujlie1l 81
HAVING returned f:Om The manufacturing RSfsbIiSh-
IL mentsui The East vita stock Of boots and Shoes,
Comprising all the varied $ges the present and APP
preaching Of 1855, would respectfully invite one
and al To call and examine my stock as confident
that can suit all and every BODY PROVIDED good, pretty,
and cheap goods viii do T. intend 70 keep The best quail
ity Of goods in my lire, and iH sell cheap nOi chap
eT than they be bousht elsewhere CAL and eI7mHe
my goods AID il they don't please charge VIII be male
for eXa mining.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-03

John Cooke, Robert Allen, Bridget Flood, Conley,
s.i lEsh and living in Leigh,S row. Mrs. Duber-
~ and Michael holland, on the opposite side OF
The sreet; Miss FolinS. near the Navy Yard gate;
jacob N. Race, from New Jersey, at Mrs. CnSh-
lags boarding house; Frzdenck Codwin and E.
Glenn, son and son-In.Iaw of ALEXANDER Goodwin;
ss4-AIand, (Irrshl on Randolph street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-03

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PTrsBuEGH, Aug. 2.--Riyer feet 10 inches,
Weather Gear aud warm.
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Summer ArrangemeI
Railroad Connection.
fz5s=sz;55 Sz=sFs5szssz=a T==;=z5z7a 49,
&C. 60 Ssz5sEsf5ESEzzts -.

GSZ=SZs-=sz.Ss-ss- ~ z=a-sr- z--72SA
ON anal alter Monday. ApIn 3Gh. tie steamboat IN
" IERCHASGE will regular packet between
Wheeling aud BeiisIe Connecting with tie
Central Ohio RailrosdJ as follows:
ISt-Lelvcs heeiEg al $50 il the morning, connect
Ing al Bei!sir with the mail train which leaves BeAir
5:I5 A. n.
ed.-Leaves Wheeling al 1915 A. 81. with the passen
gers from the Kaitiune and Ohio Railroads. Express
train, connecting with the train winch leaves Ben
air al IL NJ; and TetUTIss from 6eIISr az 9 P IL.
Sd--LeayeS Wheeling Al S:3) P. n. with the paSseH-
gers for the night express tain which EeiAT
$50 P. NJ and returns from Bear, with The passengers
OF the express train from the Wes 4:e0 P. NJ stop
ping al EenwoOd with the mail.
Ith--Laves Wheeling P. u. for BeIlair; and re-
turns al 9:15 2. II. with the mail Train
anae-sr 4. WILSON, Master.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-03
EVANSVILLE, ONO.

=, ZANESvILLE, ONO.
Dear sir = have been afflicted three years viii,
rheumatism IN my bach, anG Tor lie last months not
able 10 get Of my bed without help aud your AGENT IN
our city insisted trying bottle OF Chang Flu
LiH'ei aud try what effect il would ave; a0d one hot
lie has relieved thai was able 10 Get oui AT
my bed without dicalty II been blessing 10 me-,
Gst try II or yourself, and you VIII be well pleased
MRS. N. COCHRAN.
Wholesale ard Retail Agents.
THOMPSON d PATTERSON
H!yE-ly No. III Main stTeet
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
10 CorresDoadeau


Notwithstanding subscription vsrtisinyor 9th
.. ofthe Iutelliseneer should be ad
IIr,sseJ 10 the Projectors.
Letters concerning the editorial DEPARTMENT OF the ma
T should BE- addressed TO The editors Jointly or 10 Ell
Correspondents writing for publications win please
lite outy oa ore side OF the paper:
anobservanCe OF the above rules greatly ObIise M
nd secure prOmpt attention to Correspondents
nan tier might otherwise some times receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-03

NJ Es's Fine i Fs. s ssil.r..
Fine morocco bOOtS5
Fine half welt
Fine Zip
Fine Congress
Fine cloth Callers
Glove I'D
cloth. did'Ht cOlr
calf Congress
Oxford Ties
LADIES' SHOES
T ADIES fne black Callers;
Ii Tan eOiored Gaiters;I
Fancy do do
jenny Lind Slippsrsii
do vets;
goat
Toilet Slippers
MISSES Jenny Lind Slippers;
Al g Fine GailsrSi
Kid boots;
morocco boots
Au u which are Of the latest StyleS. aP4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-03
BUSHFIELD &, Co, and
THOMPSON d PATTERSON
A GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LINIMENTs,
]. B. VONDERSNIITHS
Chang Flu,
Chinese Liniment.


NHlS superior preparation is presented lie Amer-
can public with the greatest confidence that its en-
Client Curative Qualities excel any other known LiImeBt
It's action Is IaIH and UNIFORM TAI ing in no caSo
where an external application is appropriate An Who
have tined II regard II as inble the following die
eases: rheumatism, spTain&, bruises, sweed mbs weak
Joints white swelling, pains back hips sides ne
breast lace other part OF the body. er
cee't remedy in bruises, sCaid2, cuts etc The usefi
ness oil ms ineSTa lie chemical compound is BY no eRrs
confined 10 the human species, but s equally ecScious
whenever APPLIED 10 cure diseases OF the hVoute doHa
nc animal ne horse Among the many diseases an accl-
denis occurring 20 the horse for which il The most GER
tain be named following GUS hrIiSel
sTans IN the ShouiaeTs1 Chaps, scratches cracked heel
sweeney Spine, PstOr joints, etc. For further pariOl.
lars see directions on bottles.
TAKE NOTICE.
Many and just objections made all the ordinary
LiHnents Of the day account Of OeHsVe smol
aud the unsigrly stains often len upon the akin won
deTuI ac which has been verified 10 a8IOni4heut OF
Tie mos profound chemists sad The delight OF EaStjdo
patients Is that in addition its surprising cuTntiTe e.
ects II Is the mot heahi cosmetic and agreeable psr
iue To any part oil the skin 10 which il may be apnied
lmpaiis rosy and natural plUw which lasts for many
hours aud leaves The vrlvety SoteSS OF healthy akin i'm
stead OF the eraeted ard ohaPped appearance which "a
Common result OF slnIOt articles used I0T 11f
purpose Hence every ady's toilet supplied with II
who knows A excellent qualities in this respect To real
ze its agreeable odOr you open one bottle ma Iry
iOT yourself
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New Arrangement.

TO ZaEesyiIe: and al Parketsburg with the steamer
bia Va. Returning, viii ParkersGurg every Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday at 81 O'Clock, 4 NJ.
Freight will be received for any point on the Muskin-
gum river between Marietta and Z1uesIiIle any
point on the Ohio between Wheeling and West COlum-
bI1 sI'S5
Regular Union Line Packet
BETWEEN
WHEELING s. CiNCRN4TL.
-. Captain John Me ezSns,,J IT,,
VIII leaV Wheeling every Monday, OCk. P NJ
and Gil cinnati every Thursday. al 10 O'Clock a. 81
Fhr freight or passage apply to
Shippers viii please take DOce that the boat leaves
regularly at The advertised time. an bills
5PasseHsers tsketed tegC ~ 10 ST. St Louis
WHEELING AND PARKEKSBUKG P4CKET
Stephen Bayard,
,zeo1aa Leaves Wheeling Mondays, Wednesdays
riEI.-ES and FRIDAYS, at 10 O'Clock, 4. N.
ST=7S.lsS Leaves Parkersburg: Tuesdays, Thurs
3!ZsslsSss5Sadays and Saturdays al O'Clock, NJ
PARKERSBURG PACKET.
THE tn P Soy6 2SG ,55iTuIntnS PASSENGER
- Mt Esis '. in run asa, rear aseket
zszszbetw ecayT hecine and Parke burs, ieav
Reurui g UlIeave Pslketsbnrg every Tuesday, Thurs
For freight or passage. apply on hoard. oc1+,F
Chnnge OF Time!
CLEVEL4ND IND fIzTS EUi.GH RAILROAD.
Q. S. MAIL DAILY LINE
BETwEE&
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
l THE fine side wheel
q passengers steamers
Ss2Etknl$S3 FOREST CITY, CAP. S4ScEs5c5Ss
So Geo. D. Moore, and EzszES1sSSSSSEE1
DIURNAL, Capt Asa Shepherd, viii run daily between
WheelBE aud ttsburghtEe Forest City leaving WHEEL!
ne every Monday Wednesday Friday aud he Dur
nal every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, \. NJ;
arriving We!lsville in time with the CIeve
land and At Pit UTg time the morning lines
East. RetuTng-fL SEOTest City leaves PITTSBURGH
~ Tuesday. Thursday and saturday, and the DurHal
cry Monday, Wednesday and Friday 10 \ Nj arriving
AZ Wheeling in time for The IHS lines Tor OHIO.
For freight passage, apply on board ort
5. C. BAKER q Co, -igeHi.
EFThrough tickets for Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, De-
tToit; Milwaukee, Chicago, Buffalo DUnkirk the
Office OF 5. c. BAKER + Co Feb53
WHEELING & PITTSBURGH PACKET.
49, = The and light daft Messenger steamer
EXCHANGE, A c. Mcclellan, master.
S31S4E4 will run regularly in Place 6fthe Diurnai,
G SE3eavins " heeliDg al O'Clock, a. N.
For reisht or paSssse apply on board. iee1
BOAT STORE.
sc. BAKER a. Co
Will supply BonIs ut NIL hours.
40 q WATER STREET.
ian3I-dn WHEELING. VA
]. N. HAMILTON,
STEAM BOAT AGENT,
WHEELING, VA.
Wharf ROat at the foot Of Monroe street,
viii attend the aud delivering Offeish and
the collection Offreight bills.
Freight for all regular packets win he received free OF
Charge HnvI5-tt
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Richard q. lee,
At LAW

Richard n. lice,
ATTORNEY 1T LAW.
'0AAEELE PRACTITIONER IN THE COURTS OF
tn, EASTERN VIRGINIA.
w IL attend the COuIts OF Ohio county, and viii al
h emo 10 any business In the counties Of Washington
~, SIitene, Pa HIS reSidence-
a. ~ wAsulxoTOs, Pa
"hl' Flour, 80 /, jGSt received and for SAFE BY
Es l. y. KELLER,
6II77- Quincy street
AUt t Is kmsry 80. I-orisInaT PaCEsg-jzsf e.
Ia ssoEEooN IONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
JOHN n. aTAPPAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-03

DOY.S calf boots;
ID do KipbOots;
do calf Oxford Ties;
do brog8ns;
Boys boota and shoes every kind and description
Also, ehildTen'S Shoes, Caters, &c of all and
Sizes sldt everybody in anything they mas
want in my line Don't forget Is3 Main street, Wheeling,
Va. n. L. DORSEY.
well TO call GIp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-03

THE subscriber offers IN public new style of
picture, far superior TO the DasneTreotype, made
" heeIng daily his establishment They termed
AMBROTYPES,
the process for which is patented in the United States,
Great Britain and France These pictures the
beautiful and tThful produced by Photographs
art The exceeding Reess, depth OF light and shade and
richness is wonderful They do the
subject but represent everything in its POSITION
They without the glare Of d2g1erTeotype, may be
s0enin any view ages unchanged, being
IMPERlSHABLE,
hence the Arnbrotype, which signifies Indestruct
bty- The picture is taken plain glass, 10 which
other plate of corresponding size is secured with indie
structbe by which the picture will retain its orig
nal brhancy for ages it will cOrrode by acids
be injured by climate
AnbrotyTe Horoscopes be appreciated
the relief is perfect life.
DaguerTeOtypeS taken at reduced prices Ladies' and
ntlemen invited call and examine my gallery
iu6 4. e. PARTRIDGE
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8. c. BAKER Sc.
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING, va.
ILLareudt to the receiving and delivering of freight
w and collection OF freight bills
"Ofice AZ the Store Ioct1S-dtf
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NOTHING in the u'aIket-nothug in the medical mar
N ket for the PAST y years. has equAled nor can
an article be produced TO equal this
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NOIlOE.
ALI. persons knowing themselves indebted 10 Nc
CIsens KLOX earnestly requested TO call and settle
by cash note before the 1sr Of January.
Persons having claims against the firm will please pre-
s" deis Sem ''f h2 Iiaai0n MecLALLExs & KNOX.
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Nrw YoRK, Aug. 2.-The steamer Washington
arrived this morning, with two hundred and Fifty
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-23
-"W"-
TO LET.

The anniversary Of these little words is
fast approaching, when we shall see them
on the doors of novels at three dollars u
month and posted on aristocrotic portals at
athousand aycar.
ITO Let" There are more things tc
let than are placarded. Hearts are to lei
every day, old hearts, young hearts-alJ
empty--all to let. ....-
There are heads to let--to any new
thing, to isms ologies and its-heads that
have not had tenant to bless themselves
within the last twelve months,
There are hands to let. Hands fair and
plump; hands lean and brown; those tt
love; those to labor those for rags; those
for rings. ..a
There are conciences to let--elastic, &C
commodating caoutchouc-at five percen
month; sixty per cent year. 10 le
on bond and mortgage and a lOund of flesh
To let for anything that will sell.
And so it goes, from sods to souls, every
thing to let; everything with its price
everything in the market but griefs The,
are never quoted at premium, never t.
let.- Chicago Jour. la
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-23
Directors.

MEDIoAL.-Dr. Durand, is in ourcity
at the Washington Hall. Those afflicted
who desire his services, can see him at that
place. lie has the reputation of a physi-
clan of great skill. We quote the follow
ing from the GAINESVILLE Aurora:
"Dr. W. Durand has placed in our
hands certificate signed by Samuel Bar
stow, well known and highly respectable
citizen Of Washington township, i'll this
county, which speaks volumes in favor Of
DR.. D.s skill in the treatment of disease
In conversation with NJ. Barstow, we are
informed that he has two children, one four
and the other nine years of age, who have
been afflicted from birth with in inability
to walk. DR.. Durand has not only cured
them, but has relieved Mr.. b. of fStul,
of fourteen years standing"
In reference to the genuineness of the
certificates, of cures performed by DR.. Dur.
and, VIC clip the following from the McCon.
nollsville Ohio Enquirer, of April 9th:
The Dr.. has exhibited to us a number
of certificates which he receives, from indi.
viduals vino have been under his care, eacl
highly complimentary to his skill as ply
siclan, and his treatment Of the diseases
with which those who voluntarily gave
these testimonials were afflicted. These
certificates are from persons Of the highest
standing and respectability.
The GAINESVILLE Auroru of March 18th,
terms the following additional testimony
Dr.. Dmand has laid upon our table the
certificates Of several Of his patients, prom
inent and highly respectable citizens Of this
county, which speak volumes for the bene'
fit which they have received from his treat
ment, as we'll as of the success and popu'
larity of his mode of practice in their sew.
eral neighborhoods.
10 the above, we take the liberty to
add, that we have carefully examined ma
ny Of the certificates in the possession Of
DR.. Durand, and lind them to bare all the
marks of genuine testimonials of his Won
dcrful skill, and almost Unprecedented sue
cess. As health is above every other
earthly blcstlng, we should avail ourselves
of every facility by which to procure ii
when lost, and to preserve it when found
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-23
Administrators Sale.

ONWednesday the 30h day of May 1855
~ at3 o'clock, p. m., at the front door of the
Court House, in The city of Steubenvlle, will
be sold to the highest bidder the following
premises, as the property of David Foster, dec d.
to wit: Being part of lot No. 900, in the city of
Steubenvlle, in Jefferson county, Ohio, begin
ing at the northeast corner of said lot, and run
ming thence southerly along the west line Of
Fourth street twenty feet. and extending back
wsetcrly twenty feetin width, 10 the west bpun-
diary line, as conveyed 10y Joseph e. Davidson
to Justin G, Morris, subject to The annual pay
ment to the widow of said David Foster, as and
Tor her dover therein, the ulnof $25. Appras
ed at 1888 dollars.
TERMS OF SALE,-One third cash and the resi-
due IN deferred payments of one and two years
to be secured by mortgage on the premises.
LOUIS ANDERSON.
Admir- af David Foster, decd.
May /, 1855, At,