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RAILROAD 1nrfnura HIsruLpn
Rcceipts of Produce.

March li-4e0 bbls Flour 400 bills Whiaky, eB7 bags
Corn Meal 90 bush Corn 100 pkes Rroyisions 500 ptss
Butter 90 pigs. Ashes. 500 pkg. Lard, h5J1 pks Retro
leum 80 Dressed Hogs.
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4 rived.

Steamship ST. George tsr Arid Glasgow via Portland
Me- ndse. and pass. 20 Francis .'s@@aa''"; ,J,,o
Steamship Labnan OBJ, Hugah. Havana 10 days oais
Gerald Knoop No date, od HaIsea saw bark safah fosc'
Of Portland heading L. 1..u,
Co Had strong " and ~ T.. winds mot Of the passage.
Ship Ellen souhard Of Richmond Me G &C.. g.. 70
Horace A. Kdde seaman, Of owioinham, Me, fell over
board and drowned. -, o,-,.,
H. fruit; Sc. Pccks Church. Has been SO days west Of
the Banks with succession OF heavy westerly zae ~ the
9th inst lat 39l2 lou 7l;9O spoke big :, O. Troop BL
p W 500. T.. Turks I,lsr Cults Por. au Prince
Fcb IT, and ST. Marc ?6h Osocd and coffee to Robert Muir
Bsgt Mary Louisa of Brookhayon Clover New.orleans
Bsfs D. r. DeWot tSi wi"a.SE' NJ Sd Holmes Ma'an'''
Bark Ann L1xy tfiambl Jensen Rio JancirO 10 days.
coffee TO FuHch Meincke Myndt ,,-,.,. c..,...
Bark Caharns Jane tot Picsouh achenE'e' oatuena'
BIZ Mary Cobb Duncan, Port RoyO s. c., days, ballast
Bug Alpha lBr, Allen cornwal, N s., Is days. potatoes
Brs Lizzie Lincoln Ncworean, 10 days, sugar, &c, to
Bs Sasd Go Bermuda Richardson, CcnucsOs II days
sugar sc, to Tucker Light6oTpe. y,,. -, % Nv.
Brs Boso,s RichaTd,on A'pinwa % dny' h1e' rnbber
steamship Morning star bound s.
sehr dearborn tOI sydney c % MeIimsn CarthasePs
% day., ballast 20 Thsysr Sargent had nsI hoIlhoiJ
wind. most Of the pasragr. =.
Soh La Creole (Duch knsley, ST. Jsgo Is days. sugar 70
Theodore Foulke. , 4.
sehr. b. s. Partridge, Hicks, Rocksnd days h7s 70
Brown Go. 49,, ,,,.
schr Ned sumper Tie rndike Rociiand FOR Philadelphia
Schr. Young America Hunter Newport. , :,
schr Anna Russell Hu,einss, Elizabehpor for New'Ha'
ven. 49, 80
ScLr Francisco Risley, Portland Me-, Is days
scbr Empire State, Smith, Nantucket s;h.
Schr. Hud,on furyey Elilabshpor for Boston.
schr. Yaniaa Cozzcns, Providence days
Schr j. N. Freeman. Ryder New London day.
Sehr { ypthla Jane Bennott, New-Loudon 80 Days
schr Capt. John, Terry Providence
s~Nr. John Jones Ward. Norwich days. 49,.
schr s. f. NsbtnSllA SkeT.On, Newport 20 Days fish %
Jed Frye Co.
Sehr. Pawnse. Chapman, Norwich days.
scLr 4. Fowler, Russell Eizabethpor tor bridgeport
aohs John Hsslsae Cer.op. Providence days
sohr PbeniI (Brl McBrido Cornwsits ". y, 20 days,
pots.oes 10 d. X. DeWoI . -
sehr y L. Allen lof New London) Chapman, Raa.an u
days fruit 10 James Douglas.
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sends us tie vote Of the Ninth :

Total FOR the Amendment, l'5s1' Against -s' ru.'
ward forms part Of the Twenty'egh'h ana NiH'O
cincts
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The FRIENDLY Sons OF ST. PATRlCR.-l IFS
association viii celebrate their cigheth anniversary
with dinner at Demspcos on the nth inst. The ar
engagements are stated in advertisement Ia another
cO,ump,
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SUPREME COURT-MARcH ll.-Before Justice LEoSARp
EyIDENCE-ISIRITS MADE ny THE DECEASED
CLERK or A NOTARY MAY RE INTRODUCED.

CLERK or a NOTARY MAY III lSllioDUOLD'
Daniel Thomas at John r. Packer.
Action on prolnlssory note against the u'ieIu-
an, as ino.er and the defendant denied notice q protect
N. plaintiff called the notary witness VINO resumed
that IA. n question Presented Tor payment by
cek IN his employ who made all entries IN the notary
book that the notice 81 Toiet served by ia" e.r on
tie sicndsn, aud had since deceased that the only evidence
thereof entry ia the notsrys book made BY s de-
sed and that tie hAudS lifting Of tie deceased was wei
known to the witness. .
defendant objected to any evidence Of the enir Of
the clerk. a..
The plaintiff cited Nichols ag,. Goldsmith, Wend, r. is
Cowe Hill Philips Evidence, Part J.. yol 8 ~
aud the Judge allowed The evidence 10 be- Introduced and IN
opposition the defendant, testified that he had meyer received
notice Of protest. - 49,. M,
The Jury found or the plaintiff for STOi o.. Miller Feet
and Nichols for plaintiff Juo. NJ. Carer for defendant
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SPICES-Tbo demand continues good Tor all kinds ana
price. strong ard buoyau ss Of 900 bsgs Peppc In
mes At IS 200 bag. Picnlo Of zo end 800 do. on private
terms.
sEEDS-CloycT Seed In limited deinsnd at Rtdlt 10
Timothy Seed Is quo, a, 81 C7d Il! q bushe q - b.
Routh flaS T. f and IA good demand seles Of zoo bushels
al - 09 - 80 bushe Of 80 d. Linseed has been IN sooa
reque. bot there l. less buoyAcy prevalent owing 10 we d
Zine in Exchange sales Of 5000 bsg Calcutta OF 10
buh Of 81 10 and 900 DO do to arrive In Boston ct about
81 05. Ct,
TALLOw "a IN r request and the marke, T. heavy Sales
Of ca 90 NJ. Eastern and City at l25c al2!c. cash ,
WIIlskY-Tbo market T. quito active and hrner ~ tho
close sales of 40 bbs :. &c. d9lc. foT State and 9lc.G
sc. for Western. -.
ZINC & scarce and held with increased fnnncss at ltd
lgIc for MusselinGnn Sheet.
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nInrkets-cAnrruLrr REPORTED FOR rHs N. Y. ralprsr

SATURDAY,
AsHEs-Thc market "a steady, with q moderate inquiry
ior Pots with sales at 10 '50ts s7 while Pear. quis,
C0TT0N-We sti Gnd dull and heavy market and note
day slight drcne sale. Of few hundred bales bs.i.
Of Ie iGi low GRADES end 7c ior the Ems grade. Of Mddngs
actions Of great importance have been made public We
only to note sales Of s bags aud barrel Jamaica private
FLOUR AND MEAL-TLc market for Western and
state our 10 les. sctve, lower and unsettled for the low
family brands steady aud more ,asble Tie sale. are
eo1 obs at 10 5ase 80 for Supcrfne States o. T0GtG IS
ior Extra state 6Uds1 Is for tsney State sc as7 Is
ior the low grades Of We,cm Extra 81 I5d 81 Is for
Shipping 0hio ~ oed % iot Trade and Family brands,
asmsnd at lower rates; sale. of 2S bbls q, 81 asa
lot Ne low grades Of Extra and 81 Macs for Trade and
qoet sale, Of 500 bbs s7a 81 80 Tor mixed to rood su
Pinhe Extra Country and Baltimore and ~ Goa $40 for
steady sales 6bls a, ioa s 10 for super
for Jsraoy hs sns SE S Meal dp ys rm at - 2sa - 80
runeheos The exports Of Flour from Ills 70 foreign por,
Ss,s ,he week la. been 1891 bbs nd from the United
'' september i i;;S Is. IsSa.
T T. s Sl.s' rD,ses Port; ,;s9 sSss
Total. .2s,7o1 Is1.; I-Iq al
BtUT.saes ., scon day Of aOoo boxes Sicily Oranges
~ T0*' and 1000 do. Lemons at y 4Oa 81 20 ssrdn,
beside ,eysra other large lot, mol repor-sd
az" - ~ Whsat market is very dull and prices sre
70 be rspid decline Of Gold and E,ebnn1c .nJ ,b nid
@ ioi the same The demand mainly ior Milling but Ia
md con.. 81 sport eesoe. The 1880 BUSH
IN ore and delivered 1000 bush Red Jr,-y a al ca "a
bo, ea :, 'sl White Michigan at 81 CO. Barley ia quiet
ale, Of ~ Eesoa' prices Barley Malt 4 in fair request
s,..av 'yV bush state at bI SIS. Oats are quiet bnt
Western . !, a., OF Gmsdsn at ss ec. state at and
limited demand at 8 2ai 2yc C6fa les active ana pTic"
FOR New Ys da soswhs' nO1r, sales Of aoo bush %
oe The exports Of Wheat snd Corn from the Pert during
~ I wee. eon,i.!ed Of sl7 bush OF the former and
bs iJni,S ~ 'e lster and since Sept til. movement from
wb,., 1871. lS02-3. 1881.
Com bush. :. 8lI2Oo0 5oIotT a1ii,S
,,ob m,'ai... zee. "a, 1865 70 soesee e8I53e4
ho. arc Inactive Prime qualities scarce, aud held
oove he views ofbuysi while the Medium aud Low grades
NO an mooefste request OF the decline and UDsound Goods
on!lae VIZ stplsssa Sales Of W bslss Low 70
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SUPREME CoURT-CnAyBrRs-MAR l7-BefoTo
Justice EAKsARp.


David II. Shafcr agt. Edgar NATURALIZATION
granted defendant 10 ttte two das notice ofiAi fs ou
In duchess. -
Charles Bslen sg,- Mary HansOn-MO,iOn granted, $io
costs.
CorDelu. Fsks est Charles Y. Msfyott ct sL-Motion
granted pay In.nt Of 10 costs, and the disbur.emcnt
Mary Jane Beatty sst Robert Beatty.
Jane r. Borland sgL Lewis T. BofandReports confirmed
and judgment Of divorce granted
james Y. r. Gardener. &C, ssL Homer Is. Hswiins.-
Reference ordered 10 hetr and determine.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-spgci,L TKzs-MAHcn
ll.-b,fore Judge DALI.
DHrisIoss

DECISIONS
In the matter Of the petition Of Bryan Gibney.-
Report Of the Referee affirmed aud child committed TO tho
custody Of the father.
Joshua r. Deacon at. FAnn,. Deaeon-Diyof,e Granted
Moafusn as BanyAR.r reading the order satisfied
that the yoBefs 10 pay the fec u the referee Tyin the
time Of the order 10 the making Of his report.
Before Judge BRApI
fmden sgt NordlnserJudgnent Tor defendants without,
costs, except ~ TO d.ioDian. .hes
COURT OF GENERAL sEsSlONs-MAkcH l-Defore
Recorder HoPy1AS
Capt. James X. Cook was aTraigncd on charge
Of swindling John f. Robinson Of the Of ljo Before
the conclusion Of the I the Court adjourned until Mondiy
ii O'Clock a. Ia.
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RESUMPTION OF NAvIGATIOH.--The steamer
Thomas Cornell left the foot Of Jay street on Saturday
afternoon, for Rondout and Kingston being the first
boat that Las TQa " tbote Places tbs season As Will
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J.

AFFIDAVIT c,.,
Personally appeared before ME, Alderman OF me a
Philadelphia Fl. T. Helmbod, who being duly wo ~ o,sss
say his preparation contains no narcotic, No mercury
injurious drugs Out arc d'y ''ss'0s II. T. HELMBoLE,
swosn and subscribed before his ed SI5 o.
A'"' gh st. shove Rsce, Phlsdsph'S
Address letters for information in confidence 70
II. II. IIELMBOLD,
CHEMIST.
PRINCIPAL DEPoTs. MARE.
aELMBoLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL
HOUSE, ~,uy.
uyLMBoLDs DRUG AND. CHEMICAL 80
HrLnpoLDs DRUG aS ASRs CHEMICAL WAN
~, ,oA BROADWAY, N. y. on
NJ sod BROADWAY, N. " on
No. 5o4 BROADWAY. N. Y. ON
,1EIMROLD'S MEDICAL DEforf
uEIMnOLD's MEDICAL DEpor,
MEDICAL DE sl
HEh W.. onIrTu FEMINIST, PHILApELfhA
W. ~. so,prH TENTH-sT., .PHlLADEbrh
NO NO ,O1 SOUTH TENTH-sT., PHlLApELrn,ncn
ufryv,Ry OF COUNTERFElIS AND eNi"'
bE"A"N PIED DEALERS a,.s
Who .passvOr to dispose Of" their own srd" 0'n"
on tho reputation sttainedby
GENUINE PltEi"
RATIONS.
LIE -' GENUINE EXTRACT BUCHu.
'' GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARlLIA
'''- '' GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERY"hiM'
ASK FOR HELMBOLDs'
TAKE NO OTHER.
~ Cut GU. the advertisement and ssns 'sT w.
pOsit0a md sxyeSue $50
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A sAILoR-poy II TROUBLE.
Tic Unilrd Stale. -, Th"'naa Love.

TIC accused stands indicted Win haYInB BWUTH
falsely to certain enlistment paper whereby DO wa made
siorboy In the service Of Uncle SAN, nnd wherein " 'est
n, that he 81 Of Ahefwafd ne discharged
on hab.ss corpus a. being minor lie ead- not guilty
and was ordeIed to and bail C aud his m BET down for
the 2ls met.
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Arrived. SUNDAY, March 10.

Arrived. SUNDAY, March 10.
s s M.T Se s s % ssIG Rsyas '
Steamer Fulton (U ,rapor Wotten, Port Royal 10th
mali s1d pa. 70 u 3 a MoDss
steamer Baltimore, Lewis Washington md.e. and pass. to
SLIP owego Norton New orleon. 10 days sugar and mo
Bah zena. cOa Packard 1spinwal % days, balas, to
stsrbuct Co. March TO- lat 5725 Ion. 71:S5 spoke sch
. o % hssss B TassG S'ZE SV days
kc to Everett Co. Jan Is, lat 1881 s., Ion. l:o3 E
Pose .hia Oriental q Boston from Bqmesy os LiyerpoO
?:sJW.
Bsrs Jason Norwesl Nelson cette 81 days wine &c. to
BARK Tvoa oi Nassau Clark Rio randc It days, hidc.
hair and wool to Amo. Bsland No date a. II 40 81 lon
~ lon $3.50 spoke bcTk Odd Fellow, OF Sag Harbor for
Newlok. For the past days had heavy weather; had
beating 5 r. 20 ae took pic FROM tie boz. james Funk
who andy supplied Us with Picvi.ions.
old iron &C. TO cSeiniro a. De soma
Brig Adolph H,mb Sicinho, Alsoa Bay 60 days: wool to
hip Joshua days from Calcutta for Liverpool no date lat
O;ai 81 lou 2I2 W. exchanged snss with ship showing
lat 4:loN lon 1910 W., spoke ship Chill 90 days from Cal
lao for Hayre.
and molares to Murray Nephew
Brls La.rsuse Whitney. NewUtesns 20 days, sugar and
Big Kanasons lof Jer.ey) Roueril Mar'eles Sc days
md'e e g'etjer De kStn. Had heavy N W. weather in
the Guf.
Brs Scio of Babadoc Wooster Baz0s Santiago is days.
cotton 10 Miller Houshton.
Bg Fortune (Dsn Renier Rio JaneifO 81 days, coffee to
Fuuch Meinckc Wendt
Bris Emile (iIamb, Pfeher Yuevs, II days, sugar to
order.
Eng Ayarudo (Br Crowe Ms,sn4ss 10 days, molases to
master
schr Frances tBrl ODonnel GreyLown. Me, 81 days.
hides &C., To John 4. Body. Feb 10 lat. 1908 Ion $780,
fell In with portions of wreck consisting OF spsrs with top
and crosrec attached supposed to belong to schooner
Schr Francis Bell toi Btooshayenl BTe" er. Havana 10
days. oranges 10 J. r. PearaL March TO- lat $3.50 Ion
IS 81 spoke brig Ro" ell days from Matan<as ior Port!
lard.
sclr Edward tBr,, Babn, Jacme 20 days, ogwood and
coffee 10 A. {. Rossire & 90.
schr. IIaitia (Brl Borberie St. Juso do Cuba 20 dsy
usar and nIolasses TO =. |. Neyins Sou.
Sclr. Alice I. tBr), Thompson, Cenuesos 10 days, mo
lssses to I. !. NcSins L Son.
Schr. r. L. Try, Freeman, New port, ballast.
sclr. Golden Eagle Kelsey, New Haven.
Schr Flash to Nassau, ~ P Ryen, Avaado (Nexico) 10
laws. cotton aud hides 10 r. Alexandra & Sons.
Sclg Maria Dan) Larsen, Rio Ggande (BruzD s5 days,
hides 20 Funch, Mencke Wendt. Had heavy weather to
he equator Jan 23 lat 1856 g. Ion 30 o8 spoke bark Mo
jvery OF seapor, for Monevdco; Dec. 90 lat 8;35 g.,
on 45l spoke Br. bark Pma Donna, steering 5. w.
schr J. V. Wellus.on Cribbs Boston I days. |
Schr Haze, Corson Orea' Egg Hsrbor days, wood
BELoW-Br brig Morning STAR iIom - sehT. Lima 20
lays from Kingston, Jam.
WlND-Sunset 5. W.
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eURROGATE's COURT-MsRcH ll.-BcfoTe Surrogate
1g;=--r,,r,

Last wills and testameuts Of the following namcd
parties have been duly proven aud admitted probate during
Ia, past wc.k Rebcca Barker Peter hAbc Ann B Phnney
J. r. Reynolds, Norman L. Archer Deb0r1h Fen, David r.
Rescb They contain provisions Of nereats the public
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PRIVATE LIBRARY AT AUCTIoN.-Ibe select
private library Of the late Mr. A. L. Hascy President
of tho Bank Of York, is announced TO be sold al
auction by Bangs, MerSin Co, during the present
week. commencing this evening at O'clock The col
lection comprises variety Of standard and mscelahe
ous works In different branches of literature, and is
wen worthy the attention of the amateur.
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NoTARIEs PUBLlo.-The Governor, by and
with the advice and consent Of the Senate. has ap.
pointed tie following Sotsrics Of Public for this city,

NOTARIEs PUBLIC.-Thc Governor, by and
with the advice and consent Of the Senate has ap.
pointed the following Sotsres Of Public for this city:
Peter Sames Gage, Sylvester T. Nolan Abrohan Moses
Benjamin Y. Lee IT,, David w Allen, Hugo A. Summers ST.
james o. White James II. Andrews q. Joseph Rich, I'D.
mand A. Hurry George II; Mackey, John Ii, Whitrnore,
land Henry C. Banks Frank W. Ballard Jane, Kelly Sam.
mel Brown, Jas RorGine Brown John Andersen IT, George
w. Hnchman, Robert C. Hutclngs John Brown, Walter 3.
Sands, William H. Bertling Chaflcs T. jenkins p Girnrd
N. Cadwalader JohE Livingston Eden Jaqaes, James w.
Hale Charles Price, Henry Zeiner, Elbirt A. Woodward
Vim. Furnss Edward r. Cowles, Charles A. Dawson, An.
drew Vanderzee. George A. Pratt, Henry w Booksayer
William d. Wsddngon, NJ. Floy Reading Edward p Clark
George Terwger Thomas ID. Sherwood Jefferson Codding
ton John Sparks, Richard r. H. Abel, Lawrence stoson
THE PRINTERS RESOLVE UPON AN INCREASE
OF PKCEs-At O meeting OF tie Printers Union held
In this city Saturday evening nc following changes
in the prices for work were rcshyca on Compositors
on morning papers 10 be paid not less than IS cents Der
600 ems for day work and not less than 50 cents for
night work those employed by tho week to receive not
less than S2l instead VI SIG I present for day work
and not less than SIS for night work instead of $40
Time 70 be charged not less than 80 cents per hour
not less than 20 cents per hour For weekly papers the
prices " be not less than 10 cents per O0 en or A6
per week Of six days ten hours per day,
~ cents per 600 ems SIT per week Of Fix days of
hours per day. and 30 cents per hour for time after
O'Clock H. time 10 be charged the same as on morn
the 18th Of March The Committee appointed at
former meeting confer with employers in regard TO
the proposed advance reported that tho ater had gen
orally aeqaiesoed In the movement
RESUMPTION OF NAvIGATIOH.-The steamer
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4elmboIo's Me1ieines.

V'HE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDrrG
l. KNOWN AS
HELMBoLDs GENUINE PREPARATIONS
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED.
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
positive and specific Remedy for Diseas.s IN.
h1 II'S, GhA s, and DRoPsICAL sWELLiNGs.
the sbsorbents into healthy action by which The 800. -
eoteeroas deposions and all unnatural enlarrsmen, AZ.
Women, or Children. Wv" ''' NV
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THE HUroHrysoss who are still singing the
songs Of Freedom and Our Country ere drawing
crowded houses from village 10 village along the Inc Of
the Central Railroad. They are TO sing at Cooper In
stituc in this city on the evening Of the both inst
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MARcH n.-Befor
Judge SHIPpAy.

THE DELINQUENT LIQUoR-DEALERS.
The United States sgt. Edward Hare.
The accused was arraigned on on Indictment
under the Reyenu. law selling liquor without een,e
lie pleaded grty and sentence deferred a; the request OF
the DisTct-Auoruey. - ,.-t.
The same disposition was made Of tie indictment against
James Begg q, .,
The UpJed States sgt Patrick Andersen Teence bI..n,
an1 patt Dresu indicted or obstrucing officer Of the
Internal Rey:nua pesded not guilty snd were laid oyer
.rfn ann
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-10

q. SLACK, Senator Tth Dist.
WIS. DUNBAR, n. H, D.
JOHN II. PHELPHS, Pres. Senate
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-10
RATI0NAL MEDICINE.

0R. THOMAS J. KISNER WOULD
j respectfully Inform the citizens Of Wheeling
aud vicinity that he has permanently located In
this city for the practice Of Medicine upon the Ra'
tionsl OF Eclectic SYSTEM. He has been engaged In
the practice Of his profession for number of years
and has been emipently successful in the treatment
Of an varieties OF diseases both acute and ohron tc
Dr. r., a. heretofore will devote good share OF
his time and AttentI0nto the treatment ofa chronic
dseases Of both sexes, such Consumption and all
YarIetIes DSeaSes All Diseases Of the Throat,
Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Mercurfal
and Nervous Diseases, Rheumatism serotulas every
variety OF Blood and skin Diseases, Epspsy, Tumor,
Wens. Spinal Affections, Diseases Of tho kidneys
and Bladder, Heart Affections, Diseases Of the Eye
and Ear, &c. Those peculiar to Females, viz In
dAmmatory Diseases Of the Uterus, Painful 1rregu-
larities Leucorrhea ProlApsus uteri, and all Ner-
YouS Diseases to which they are subject. Diseases
Of children carefully ane nationally treated. Med
icines mild reliable and agreeable. b..
All communications strictly confidential. Night
calls cheerfdlIy and promptly answered.
"Omee and Tegdence one door west OF Louis
A6lIng's Hotel, Third street, near Reed kFah'l
Drug Store. Centre Wheeling, W. Va. Once hours
from A. II. to p. n. Fs.- r.... r.rllIr
REFERENoES.
Prof. B, =. Payne steubenyiiles Ohio.
Or. g. Arnold, Cambridge, Ohio.
Prof. O. II. CIeAvelAnd, cincinnati, Ohio.
DR.. O. A. Melchimers Van Vert ?.
ia2l-1YdkW 100 ......l..-.-re D..
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WITH
Everything Else Desirable
IN THE
NOTION LINE.

The above Winter Goods having been eOutrastod
for, and my notions purchased, during the months
Of May and June, will guarantee almost my entire
stock At prices based Gold at lTS. And for beam
tul eOlOrs and styles Of WOOlen Hosiery and Fancy
Wool Goods defy the East aud West.
EW-MsrehantS arc requested to look through my
stock boGore purchasing, whether they bu or not
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. A GARD.

DR. r. H. LEE-PHYHICIAN, SURGEON
u AND AOOOUOHER-thaukfnl for past favorB
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally that he Il still doing business at his old
stand, Main street, near the Suspension Bridge,
where he will 0e happy 70 attend 20 any business
IN his ns LII -. - - =
of the Ecletic Medical Institute Of Cincinnati, and
has been VAriously engaged in the practice Of his
profession for the last fourteen years DR.. Lee b
now prepared with all the necessary apparatus Tor
the Medical application OF Electricity in the treat
meut OF Chronic ifSoAb0s 70 which he would invite
the special attention Of the aflioted So perfect Il
the GHealng ATtR of the present day Cas practiced
by Eclectcs) that few need despair otFeoelunB per-
manent beneat II they cannot be perfectly cured.
Special Att0nti0n given tOd1easgs OF women and
children. All communications strictly confidential.
Our practice 70 safa certain aud prompt, leaving no
merouEiAI taint In the Sygtem but cleansing reno
waiting and strengthening the general system, acting
IN unison with Natures unerFing laws.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-10
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Designatsd DspOsitOry and Financial AgeHi
of The United States.
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.

VJ Hts VVIIIs4 RotuIsd'
EINHIs BANK iS the successor to the Belmont
Branch OF the state Bank Of Ohio, and t1 pre-
pared to do general Banking. Collection and III
II is authorized to receive subscriptions % the
'uItsd States loan authorized by tho act Of March
d,1S6i.
Ieemable ct the pleasure OF the Government atteE
ten years, and payable forty years from date, IN
eon with interest ct i've per cent. per Annum, In
coin.
Subscribers can have either Registered or Coupon
Bonds q they may prefer, in sums Of $50 or some
Interest on the $50 and 500 Bonds Is payable
annually; all other denominations somtAnnuAIly.
hOse bonds will draw interest from March 1st,
aud the accrued interest from that day TO the date
Of subscription, must be paid in coin OF National
currency. II paid In the latter (which includes
United states and notes Of the National BanS
any per cent. premium must be added to the
amount OfinteTeSt until otherwise dlreeted.
april JOHN O. TALLMAN' Cash.