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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-19
THE EVENING STAR.
TO THE UPPER DOG IN THE FIGHT,


BY John SMITH.
The world likes success, and the mighty great
The peasant kicks and caressss the King;
1 don't care d. me what other men say,
Thls 10 the song 10 sing. .fi f1'tl
The world gives applause to the msn Who succeeds,
And awards hi IN honor and place;
So let us GIL to the brim and shout with strong lungs
To the rider that wins IN the race.
The world hates the fool, the sniveliny fool, f'- f.
VINO scars but fails an his fig ht:
And talk as We please, all hurrah .ls..
To the uPPermost dog in the fight.
What right has dog. the grea. world SAYS.
TO allow himself hinder at all
He disg races hls race And deserves To be kicked
TO permit himself meany to fall.
IL might sppease the world. the mighty great
world,
And keep everything well balanced and right.
Were there no upper dog and NO under dog,
Could both equal be an the hight.
But for me, I will shout with the strength OF my
lungs,
Nor for cavllling fools will stop,
For the dog of success. that glorious dog,
Who looks sharp to keep upon top.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-19

I TRIED 1T FOR FOR ANEURISAI Of the Alb
l. dominal Aorta. In ten days the pain was gone.
ct. w. FITzsIaoNs, Phila.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-19

nR. GOGGSWELL'S ANTIPHLOGTSTIC
u SALT. Price, 81 Chronic package, $3.50 ID.
G: TAYLOR Il CO., General Agents, Ae Dock st,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-19

A PIANO FOR Rental 81 per month.
"A Piano for sale at S25.
A Piano 1Dr sale at SO
twenty Pianos, assorted prices for sale or rent
Accordeons. t5anjos, Tanbnrines VioIIns Gni-
tars, &c,for sale, rent, or repaired in neat STYLE
JOHN r. FILLS
ma 10 800 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th Sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-19

MI q SINNAPIk1III
the uo't ,hectaal remedy which the skill OF our time
can devise Ter ts everywhere prevailing ahd fatal RladV
Il IL combined from e active tha. have be
discovered Tor the esPur'on Of this foul disorder from the
blood. and the rescue OF the rnn
quencrs enes should be employed Tor the cure Of MOI
only scroul hut also those oheT which arise from,
It, ouch As Err CPIikE and SKIN DISEASES ST. aSTun
NYs FIRE, ROSE or ERYsIPELAs, PIAPLEs, PusTuL.s
BLoTcHEs, BLAINs AND BOILs, Tt MORs, TETTER Am
SALT EHEU NJ, SCALD HEAD, RINGWORM
rlsM, sfPHiLIffC AND MERcURIAL DISEASES, DROP-
~, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and, indeed, ALL Com.
PL4Ikrs ARIsIIG FROM YITIATEp OR IMPURE Bloom
The popular Heei IA 'nhrF.iy Of he PSodF IL iOmdsd in
trut to eroiua desentrl;ion OF die blood. The par
cuia purpose and virtue Ut tbs Sars ira TO purify
regeGsrate this vital fuid, without which sound health l. i'm
possible 20 q conltitutions. - ''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-19
PROM FIFTEEN To THIRTY PER CENT

All persons using Steam Bot4ers would do well 10
shoPt WOODRUlsF'S PATENT ANTfFRIC-
TlON STEAM AND FIRE REGULATOR-salf
regulating both IRE aud steam. The advania res are
very great IN saving fuel, preventing explosions,
FORM ould Ieler 10 this Star )oce eng me Taa,a
or l.. ii. q. c, Sclnider, or any az the numsross
persons using them.
ID. w. HEATH, AGENT.
mar "-om Washington u q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-19

WHY ls Ir' 1.,vo sy,yr
STEVENS,
THE FANCY GOODS DEALER.
Has Rush When the ladies' 20 in such num-
Oers the re must he great attraction. The RIGGS
Of STEVENS AUCTION STRAW GOODS.
with an Immense variety of al other Pa Nov
GOODS IN his line, and the prom ut and polite tten
tlon 81 All hands; must be the inducement.
Call early, aud money by buyiug the verv
best aIId most Fashionable Goods of Wv WI
X c. STNENS, The Fancy Man,
$50 Pa av., bet 9Th and 10th SITS
ap 22-tf (Etstss5 ~ ~ '''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-19

(ExtTact.l q In lifting the kettle from the fire
became uumanageable, tilted over, and scalded m
hands vrry severely, almost to o crisp. Ii was a
awful sight. The Mustang lininlemt appeared 4
extract the pain. Ii healed rapidly, without sore
ness, aud left no scar of account.
"Yours truly, CHARLES FOSTER"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-19

~ NOTICE. '.-ET
o MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
have been adding to my stock of cheap and 90
useial Articles, and woud name FOTiETA
anu china SITS. cheaper than they have
ever been snId In this ctty-sets of "A piece. ~
hr "a; TU MBLERS as low as 20 cents per dozen.
Please call and examine at No SIS Penn avenue
between 9th and 10th strsets. 0"" ~'0"@''
de q -sm - = John MeDEvIrT.
w. PLANT, UNDERTaEER. No. ala nth
street, between @ and II, keeps
constantly ON hand every article re 1870
SuiIed IN his Inca fine HEARSE.
hATENT CORPSE PRESERVERs, &C., &c.
ms cha.ges are moderate and his attention instant
nished for funerals at the lowest possible rstsa.
an 8-lv
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I KNOW 1T IS GOOD for Rheumatism, remov-
i ing it IN few hours. 1 am now trying il for
SerOfula and have already received benefit .
=. LEssIG, Residing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-19

EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISM was my
i comp aint. Ths first package did the work effec
tually as not vestise of Rheumatism Is left.
u. III. DUNCAN, New York.
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FRANCIS LA BARRE.
Manufacturer of Platiua TICpAd
LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS
Corner Of TeHth and G streets, near PsuH a psnrs
CAUTlON.-ln consequence Of numerous AZ
tenPts by parties u represent their Lightning n cd
Fonts as coming from his manufactory the sub
scrber begs leave To inform the public that no such
FONTS are genuine unless stamped with his own
name. ~ 7 Wv"
Orders may be left either az HIS place Of business
as above given, o. at the Jewclry Store of his am
thorlzed agent, Nh Charles Hayden, under the
Hatona Hotel, where specimens OF his Rods and
Points can be seen on exhibition.
ina lo-Bn FRANCIS LA BARRE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-19

ALL WHO HAVE USED TT ACKNOWLEDGES Q
n benefit from IT,. An acquaintance Of ours was
cured of q severe case of Neuralgia in less than o
week.-Notcdp Me- AdrsrfiSer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-19

lvI the New Medical Salt; though hut lately dis
covered and introduced. Witness the testimonials
and certificates of cure
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VOUR INVALUABLE MEDICINE is nebly
l fulfilling, IN my case, all the Romlses v hich
you made for 1t. A few doses also relieved my
mother OF q rush Of blood to the head
j. Z. GuLINGHAM, phIpa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-19

THE NEW MEDICAL SALT is no CURK-ALL,
but does Just what Il claims 10 do-po more, no
iess-eqnazes the circulation by removing from the
system all arterial and velous obstructions.
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NJ THE MEXICAN

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED!
Mr.. :. LITCH, HYDE Park, W., writes -" That
the horse was considered worthless this case was
SPAWN but since the free of Mustang Ilni
mont, I have sold him for 8 I5G cash. Your I,n-
mont has been doing wonders up here"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-05

.sKerrid9e:1' aif4,,,'

LAST week gentleman from the West VISIT
ing n Boston for the first time to attend the Trade
oaIeS, arrived via the land route frou New York
about midnight. On leaving the train he ses
cured the services Of hacklnnn, and directed
MIN to drive to thesUnited States Hotel jar
Vey seized his valse, packed his passengereinto
the coach with unusual alacrity, and leaped up-
on his box, cracked his whip, and ratified of
through the almost deserted streets at "a spank
ing rate: AwaY they went, up one street and
uo"h another, until at last the painting, horses
were we reined up before the broad purtico of the
United States
How much, driver?" inquired the passen.
ger.
Fifty cents, sir-reg1ar fare, SIRE. All
were were lowed ter charge, sir, replied Jarvey,
"Ahl very reasonable" was the satrs6ed re.
Snuo, SmarS, as ne paid over the half dollar; sand
heres q dime extra for driving me so quickly. .
-Oo1chy grlnned his, thanks, leaped upon his
vehicle and ratified off, -
Next morning our western friend received n
call from one of his Boston acouaintances, and
IN II! course Of conversation happened to mention
the hotel. - ~
"ifide up!" exclaimed his friend. "why,
you don't mean to say you rode to This honSe
from the western depot2"
Certainly do. You don't think would
walk all that distance, do you?"
49,, "All a. that distance!" repeated the other, eye
ing the vigorous underpinning of his friend
why, how far from here do YOU sYpnose the
railroad station iS?"
: Judging !2s;i fFom=the,rideseabout-a mile. How
"Just across the street-possibly ten steps
1T may DC Dozen" was the reply of the other,
as he pointed to the station from the window.
-, .'H on have been the victim of hack driver
These men are becoming as bad as their bretb.
ren in New York"
mo sir" was the decided reply. '"There was
circumstance about that ride which would
have have made me sure was in Boston and not in
What was t9" asked the other.
" Why the driUer charged me titty cents in
stead Of .tfre dollars Commercial Bulletin.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-05

-----77' 1-@SAV7 78SSESI TRUNKS, GO,
WHOLESALE &5 RETAIL,
B. SHEPPARD, No. 1s1 Main ST., corner Of linton I'm
t sontnuG TO Keep on hand lar ge and complete as
OF all articles In his line combating ~
Gemtiemens Saddles, Pine and Course HSfFesT FrrIS
'SlCes SarPet Bags SAtCEelB, Collars HEmGE EhinS
houid respectfully call attention to gtock and r,Si
SIT 9Tention and PromptnesE, merit
All kinds Of repairing promptly done and in pr ,er
Ss,Sn o.. rs'f...s- J. B. SHEPPARD
l3I Ms
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-05

Fire & Inland Navigation
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solYency an
- fair profit. =
and ContemtS.Jor terms Of l 10 gears
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-05
AssETs JANuARY 1 1ssa.

UPWARDS OF S11,OOO,OoO
OF Losses have been paid by the na Insurance Co.,
the past IS years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-05
Q. R. BROWM

1IS MAIN STR RRT
EALER In Watches, Clocks, Jewery Silver and Plated
Agent for the sale of the CELEBRATED ANFRiCTE
WATCHES manufactured by AFPLEToN TRlcY 8 Co GJHo
agent ior the WHEELER WILSON SEWING MACH iSES
Hnnounc his return from New York complete a.
Of sVery variety Of goodSin line Whch Tll
NC oeEeN At prices to compete with any house in nc
country Please call and examine PuFehasinE else
Bspl6-1Y
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CH o & CH ES
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST. tr-
Wheeling baptist Church, south side Clay between
riseiplcs Church. Market, between BidLIo and Third
Streets.
GERMAN PROTESTANT.
German Protestant Church, west side Main between
Quincy and Monroe: Rcv.- Friedrich. pastor. .
First German Evangelical Protestant Church. East
Wheeling, Rev. Wm. Heller, pastor.
German Lutheran Church. Rev. W. Bucrremeir.
pastor
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE.
Jowi.l Synagogue. Quincy, Intclligoncer office
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Clnpiine Street ". E. Church, cast ido CI,arIina
between First and Second, Rcv. j. L. Clark pastor
r"u.th Street VI. T.. Church, west si,Io Fourth be-
tween Monroe and Quincy, Rev. Thomas AI'Leary
PASTOR
North Street NJ. +. Church northwest corner North
nnl 1iarket, Rev. l. S. Patterson, pastor.
South Wheeling ". r. Church.
Wheeling Island Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rov.
Thomas Nc 'Cleary. pastor.
German OI. +. Church. East Side Chapline
PRESBYTERIAN.
Fir; Presbyterian Church. west side Fourth between
Nuncyand Monroe; Rev. Henry Il. Weed D. D.. PASTOR
Srcond Presbyterian Church. south-west Corner
Webster and Market: Rev. Il. v. Dodge. pastor
Thinl Presbyterian Church. side Filth between
Chestnut and Eilherr. South Wheeling.
Fourth Presbyterian Church enst side Main between
Adams and Washington; Rev. Alfred PAUL., pastor
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.
United Presbyterian Church. west side Market be-
tween Jei'ersonanl NIadisu Ecv. 7. NIcLuro pastor
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
St Johns Church. west side 3laim between First
and Second; Rev. SnutlEate. rector.
St. Matthew's Church, south side Monroe between
Fifth andSixtlI: rltev.E. Perkins. rector.
q ROMAN CATHOLIC
st. James Cathedral southeast corner Hampton
anil EifIh Right Rev. Richard v. Wheelan, Bishop;
Rev. James V. Cunningham, Assistant.
st. Alphonsus Church. west side Market, between
Dllle and Third. Fifth Ward; Rev. Kieush, pastor.
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ODD FELLOWS REGISTER.
All tho Lodges assemble at Odd Fell
lows Hall, corner of Market
and Quincy streets.
vIRGINIUs LODGE, No. 8.

vIRGINIUs LODGE, No. 5.
Meets every Thursday Evening. John Goudy, n
e.: JAMES Courts, V. Ca j. NJ. Birkel, Secretary.
FRANLIN LODGE, No. I3
Meets every Monday Evening. n C. Marsh. n. G.;
y. ". Browning. V. O.; WI. McEelvcy, Secretary.
WILLIAM TELL. LODGE. No. 33. (Cicrman)
sirets Hvery Wednesday Evening. Simon IIisricIl.
N."!; John NJ BuerSnrr V. g.; John Saladc Secretary
WHEELING LODGE, No. So
Meets every saturday Evening. b. IT. Rcnnard,
n. ti: II. W. Rcdsnan N.G; W. NJ. Berryllill Sec'y
PANOLA LODGE, No. So
Meets every Friday Evening l.. F. Beeler, N. G.
John 4. Vincent, V. G.; W. l. BIain, Secretary.
ABRAMS ENCAAIPNENT, No. l.
Meets the FIRST and THIRD Tuesday Evenings Of
each month. amcsM. Hall. c. r.. l.. L. Bcclcr H. p;
John Frew. :. w; w. =. McKelvcy, Scribe.
WILLIAM TELL FsNC4NIpIENT, No. 81
Meets the SEcoNp AMI FOURTH Tuesday Evenings Of
each month. Charlie, Linck, G. T.; y. Stcgcr Ii. p;
+. T. Hoffman, 5. w. C. Iohmcuer Scribe.
CONCORD LOCGR, No. I34, Germany ID, g,
Meets every Monday Evening. in their Hall corner
81 Fiiih and NineSts. South Wheeling. j. c. Miller
y t.: Jacob Itz, V. e.: Peter Zinmcr, Secretary.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
TRUsTEEs.-I. Colts, John Hamilton A. I.orlrg J.
Lukens, j. NJ Rickel. j. Berger. c. W. FrnMzhcin.
-, A. Caldwell. l. CoTrs, President.
q. BAIRD, JR., Secretary.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
WnERITNG PosT oFFICE.
Arrival and lgIoalRg 9s.tbe MaiIg.


Arrival and glosipg Of the Mails.
ws5iia..t6ii. Pa sen,E S1stt4
10 l. NJ cIoscs at 3:8O =. VI.
IarEcr=burg (by tho lircr) nT:vespt {, A. M.,:On
TelHc=lay Friday and Sunday. Closes at $50 A NJ
H"ntIay, Wednesday and Friday.
PukcrsUurg. by II. & o. r. r.. arrives at GAS p NJ
Clcscs at G5u AN.
Mail Train from the East. arrives at 1858 A. NJ
Cl,=cz ct C:tj Z. u.
Express Train from the East, arrives at $50 A. NJ
Closes at 10 n. ~. ss. aa 81
Accommodation Train from tl,c Fast, Except Sun
day arrives ct C:43 /. II. Closes at $50 A. ~.
pittsburgh, Except sundny,) arrives at 5 a. NJ
Closes at 10 AM.
Cleveland Pittsburgh Way Mail Except Sunday,
arrives Mt 1l:aO a. 81. Closes nt 10 A. NJ. ~
Great Western,, Ccxccpt suntuy,) arrives ut II N
ST. CIairsvflo arrivosat G P!SG LCseS at o:so A. N
CAliz, daily, Except Sunday.) arrives ut 4 p. NJ
CI<.st at ESQ A.Sf.--4 30 =
Bethany. Va arrives Tuesday Thursday and Satur.
day. al IL VI: Closes s;lnH days ut 1890 p. n.
Eycranp,s Station, arrives Saturday at s p. NJ
Closes Friday, ut 6 4. N. = tSE} ~ q
Te Overland SiaiE for California leaves ST. Iouis
every MsEHlay- aud Yl,lTFhyS at "A. NJ LntttrSIe-
signed for ii should 10 marked "0vcrlaId, via st,
Louis.
The Overland Mails from st. Joseph Mo- to Placer
VILE, via Salt Lake City. leaves St Joseph every Sat
ur!ay. at A. NJ. Letters should bu Marked .iOyer-
land via ST. Joseph,
EseGfliec opens at 7:3G A. NJ Closes at 7:sO p. NJ
Open Sundays, frum to BPM.
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DECEMBER g. 1863.

with ride over these Illinois .prqiiiries, af-
ter pitching down mountain Sides oyer
deep rayincs, and under hills, as, we do in
our country, and coptrpstcd with the. hills
Those beautiful "table lands spread out
before our aStonished view, presents an
interesting, imposing. and romantic view.
in its character, and must be seen to be
appreciated. ~ ~ g =
| have not seen enough of.St. Louis as
yet, TO give you n correct account of its
size, habits, people or business, but should
you hear from me again, you will get my
opinion of this metropolis of the Nest.
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TTNPANUM'S or EAR DRUMS

Which suitable for either sex and all agcs-n crt-
cd in five minutes. EAR TRuMPETs OF every dest rim.
tinn; nlS every variety of artificial articles known In
The Morid-G large assortment of beautiful durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
With the Arm and Elbow Attachment. ARTTPTcTAI
FEET, with the Ankle Leg, and Kncc-Joint Attach
These articles perfectly natural and adapted for
the world All kinds Of Trusses for Hernia or Rupturo
Of every description for either SEX and Trusscs par
tculRrly adapted for females in weak condition Ala
for those with PRoLAPsUs UrERI
Dr. BaakOe is one Of the most celebrated and skill
tnl physicians and surgeons living His fame Is
known personally in every principal city the world
All letters directed to Dr. Dankee contain ton
cents, to pay postage and incidental expenses. All
except those mentioned, which will reGuirc his ner
sonnl supervision.
E5- otFce hours, from o a. Mn4PM
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SPECIAL NoTIcEs Double the above rates
n 4a-H Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms aceor
atng to the space occupied and the number Of Changes
crs to be paid .for ilEatirance !: ~
L Legal advurtsehients viii be rharne,l st +I. ,,.
prescribCd-bS lnSF.s "a = TIaSs 49, s0 t't'a
sS5LneSs ~ cding five lines SO year,
So ol siS months bnt for shorter period nothing
viii be counted less than a SQUARE 2 - t9
pe pnNtleGc OF Annual Advertising is limited to
INC Advertisers own Immediate business; and MI
ldyertsements for the benefit OF other nersons os
well as all legal advertisements 1d niyertiseinsnfs
Sl auction sales and real eStste sent In by thom must
be paid for at the usual rates. :. y: -
!, acknowledgements not accompanied with written
ulieet9rs viii bc inserted utf forbid and charged
S0tisss 69E Political Meetings be charged in. oil
Marriages Notices of Punetals md, announcements
OF Scrmonss50cents each. = 81 ,noyII-S9 :
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PURLTC HALLs.

.Neodeon Hall, cast side Main between Quincy and
Monroe,
Masonic Hall, northeast corner Market and Monroe
Washington HAIL. northeast corner Market and
Monroe.
Union Hall, west side Main between Quincy and
Monroe
Arhenrum HAIL. corner John and Market
New Odd Fellows Han. corner Monroe and Fourth.
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Mex Books

r,,S:1 I,,.r,SI ~, = $50 u -
q Adam BCtle, Idyls of the King, (TennyEonEs last.
Or: Frcnclfsnew work Glossary Of English Worrls;
Life and Travels OF Baron Humboldt, with IntrU-
ductfOn by BayNr Taylor ErcUllcCtions of JciIry
lInnIlyn: The Roman Question: lInrtly NOIman A
DncIclUrs Story; RcCnllrctiuns Of the Revolution;
Book of the Chess Congress- The Shelby NIcmoriNI
knitting Work, by Mrs. Darlington: RecOecticns Of
Samuel Martin; Ten Years of Preachers Life by
Melburn, tho Blind PREACHER; Memoirs Of Eidocu. by
himself Henry St. Sohn, Gent; My Srd Book; Foster
Brothers; Tempest and Sunshine; breakfast. Dinner
aud Tea; PrescOtts Works Also general assortment
Of Juvenile ROOks VIC have now very large variety
Of SterOscopic viewH ranging in price tncludng In
strnmen from IS to 800 per Eett. Parties furnished
with general assortment for so cents 81 per even
ing. The largest and finest assortment Of Stationery
ever brought to Wheeling, especially for retail and city
trade. Wall Paper from till LIST of January at
cost. to mako for Spring Stock. Give us a CALL
and Euit yOurselfin anything You want in line.
sep24'59 No. loo Main ST. Wheeling. Va.
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DIR B a a KEE
-TRElTS ~ 1n1rn,nn,,n

TREATS ALL DISEASES
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALI, CHRONIC
- Hiseases1Couolt5, CRouP. CONSUMPTION, INpIUEx,
u, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, all diseases of tile Mourn
HosE and LUNGS; all SKIN DISEASES OF every
IIGscFintion successfully troated:-LUMDAGO. LUMBAR
AAbsCEsSES: a ScEOPuLA, RHEUNATIsM, GoUT NEURGI0II.
IAa4LYSS, EPILEPSY, or COSvULSIoSs, DYSPEPSIA DYs
ENThIt' DIARRHGA. The very worst cases of PILES
cured in short time also of the Stomach Liver and
bowela There are many diseases incidental to women
anu chiiIren which are treated with distinguished slc
cess All particulars will be given by letter Dr. Ban
kec can produce one thousand certificates of his nor
feet success in curing ~
CANCERS OLD SORES, OR TIGERS, HIP DIsEAs-
ES. S.EiSIUkA oP EVERY DESCRIPTION, SCAID
HEAD, WENS, PoLIPUS OF TIE NOSE.
Or in any other part of tho body,
TUMORs AND SWELLINGs
OF every description nud without tho uso of tho kpro
OF any surgical Instruments. These last named lscos
es Cnot be cured by correspondence; Therefore MI
tie Dosturs
that will produce absorption OF tho "CATARAcT' and
restore permanent vision to tho EYE without resort
to the knife All diseases of the
EYES AND EARS
Arc successfully treated without the use of the knfO
orneedle. DR.. Baakec has constantly on hand at
his Offeo an extensive assortment Of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
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The N. Y. Paper Warehouse
ON THE DE LnRUE plan.

AA43 1-4 4t1AS ~ z IA "A "
d ULE AND FINISH OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
III Fine Papers. in our establishment. Stock
from tho best Mills in the country, by an entire new
process, using patented machinery, exclusively our
to the sheet. Patent Headed and common Hl Cap
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WHEELING LODGE. No. 12S.
Meets first and third Thursday Of ench month ex-
day. 'l'' @''-'
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d. w" T. Melvin Secretary, T. A. BrcntlinSer Treas
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ONO LODGE. No. lO1.
Meets first and third Monda rs of eucIl month.
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~ w Jas. McCtmey. Sec William Wilson, Treas
Tyler. 'S'''' Wv - N' =. El'cA'
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d VI Warden, D. Murray, Geo. DuIty.
WHEELING UNION CHAPTER, No. 10.
Meets second Monday of each month.
T. H. Io:stn. II. P. A. ]. Sweeney. X. s. p. Brown.
- D. NcCi"ney. Treas, DIR. g. Baird. Jr, See.
n TNsT Is, II; FL. Goshorn, w. G. Scott ]. S. Wheat
q. w. Sights. - = " AN'' At'S''''
WHEELING cOMIANDARY, MOL.
Meets fourth Monday in each month.
W.. Rates. E. C.. l. H. Williams, Cicn'l. A. 7 s,ras.
r. " u ~ " y" r. Wilson, r., Geo Baird Jr Recnrder
RATS pSsF R.c-Geores W. Sights L r. Williams, W. ].