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THE ONLY PLACE WHERE a
CURE CAN BE OBTAINED.

nR- JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED THE MOST
u Certain, Speedy aud Only EnectuAI Remedy
In the World for all Private Diseases, Weakness Of
the Back and Limbs, Structures, Affections OF the
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, I'M.
potency, General Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia,
EanguOF, Low Spirits, Confusion Of IDEAS PalpIta.
ton Of the Heart, nmidty, Trembling, DimnGss Of
Blight or GIddIneSs, Disease of the Head, Throat
Nose or Skin, Affections Of the Liver, LunSs stom'
ach or BoWelG-those Terrible disorders arising from
tho Solitary Habits of Youth-those 6ECRRF and col.
it3rJ practices fatal to their victims than the
song Of syrSn; to the Mariners Of ulysses, bshtins
their mOtt brilliant hopes or anticlpationS render.
ing marriage &C. impossible.
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the victims Of Eoitary
Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which an
Yoa5s Men 6fthS aosseSaItSt Sienss and al
Intellect, who might other WiSo have entranced lis.
tenng senAtes, with the thundels of elOQuence, or
walked to eestaoy the living Tyre, may cali With full
confidence.
. ts.7 MARRIAGE a.
Married PeEsonSs OF Young Men contemplating
dobIlitS, deiormit Is speedily cured. [ ~
4 He who places himself under tie care oftDr. y.
may religtOusIy c6nde in hid h6n6r AGA gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his skill Us physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and Full Vigor Restored.
( This DiGtreipk AtEeetidn-kb ich r6ndkfs LifeSnd
Marriage impoSible-is the penalty paid BY the
too apt to commit exceSseS from not being aware Of
the dreadful consequences that may enSue. Now,
who that understand8 the subject will pretend to
deny that the power Of procreation Is lost by
those falling Into improper habits than by tho pT1.
d0nti Besides being deprived Of tho pleasure OF
healthy OtSpFDg, the most serious and destructive
symptoms to both body and mind arise. Tho % stem
becomes dsrAnged, the Phy0oIl and Mental Euuc-
tons Weakened Loss PfoereatIVe Power, Nervous
Irritabillty, Dyspepsia, Palpitation Of the Heart,
indigestion Constitutional Debility, wasting OF
tho Frame Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death.
Office, No. 2 South Frederick ST.,
Lsft hand Eid6 going from baltimore street, = few
dors IRON the corner. Fail NOT TO abserVs the name
and number.
Letters must be paid aad contain stamp. The
Doctor's Diploma hangs In his ONCE.
A CURE WARRANTED II. TWO, DAYS.
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BA[TIaORE luck HOSPITAL

" RSTABIHHRD AS A RHUGH TROM
oUAOEERY.@EN
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ENDORSEMENT OF TBE PREss

The many Thousands cured at this iDstItntlop
ye4E eter year. and the numerous important Stir.
s1esI operations performed by Dr.. Johnston We!
ana many other papers, notices Of which have an.
pseEe9 again and again before the public, beTides
ny SANDING @a gebtlenRn md fySpon.
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DIR, JOHNSTON.

Member ofth Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges in
the United States and the greater part Of whose life
has been spent in the hospitals Of London, Paris
philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected sOme oi
tho most astonishing cures that were ever known
many troubled with ringing In the head and ear1
sudden sounds, bashfuln6sS with frequent bluShing
Intended sometime with deEanggtnent Ofmlnd, were
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR.. J. addresses all those who have Injured them
selves by improper ndulgengsncs and solitary hah-
It's, which ruin both body and mind, uniting them
Tor either business, study. society or marriage.
THESE are some Of theSpd- o. drneIancholy effects
produced BY early lA6its Of youth, viz; Weakness
Of the Back aud Limb, Palms 10 the Head, DImness
Of Sight, Loss Of Muscular Power PalpitatoD Of tbe
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous IrritAbility, DeEauge.
ment OF the Digestive FuuctIOnS General Debility,
Symptoms Of Consumption, &c
MLNTALLY.-Ths fearful effects on the mind am
much 70 be dreaded-Loss Of Memory, Confusion d
Ideas, Depression Of Spirits. xvii Por6odings Aver.
idity, &C., are some Of the eVilDprOduced.
THoUSAHDs of persons Of all ages can now judge
what Is tue cause Of their declIuiug health, loSnk
their Ttgor, becoming weak, pale, nervous aud
eTAeiated, having singular appearance about the
eyes, cough and symptoms Of Consumption.
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Ros the full course above indicated the Triton
lee u $50 payable entering. For the requisite
blank b0ok1 tA.g Tine unlimited; to F0naIn ar re-
turn At pleasure. Ehs course b usually completed
In from tUo to three months. tn4{ffi55s II jaaT
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SKIN DISEASES ,sPRKDILY CURED.

15-No letters received unless postpaid and con.
4nitl.ng q lamp to be used on the reply Persons
aB9 end send portion of adVer.
tisement Describing Symptoms.
JOHN N. JOHNSTON, NJ. D., t
o. the Baltimore Lock Hospital, Raltimor,.
1ans'ly& - aEtHpEH fifFE2 MSTTIs65d /
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commissioners Sale.
Hannah Z Primm, by her next friend. AZ
=. - ~. n u - = ~
Abraham Bedfllion and George n p,,m,,

sLLll. ~ tis,I In Chaneery. IN
oI1CE Z hereby given that I shall. In soo,,d.
anes With decree OF the Circuit ca5Ef fo,
Snso county, West Virginia, rendered On IN ists
7. ~ AZ D. 1854 in the above entItIsd
cause 81 ne front door Of the Court HoISe az liz
I9sE IN the city Of Wheeling, on HONDAY tho
10y q June, a. D. 1854 nc being ne 5000
- auction the following described nronsTtS
~ y: ne northern half Of tie sonthsTn KIT u
Tnnni ~, ontlnE 1e< feet on Fourth stFest ana
Fl S,S, .I me right % the use OF an aiey fst
Lot 49, Ss sss ,iISsE Eannng through ssd
Terms OF eale-C6Sh Ss -e'3 t49e no. iSO.
1877 80. = : NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i.!s-SS- .sti.Lssi,l egf Special C6mmisii6nerE
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G6-For the Removal Of O5struetionS, qnc
The Insurance Of Regularity in the Re-
c1ETence Of The Monthly Periods.

-4-TlE-E M y
n9-Ths cure or obyiate those numerous diseases
thai spEing nom irregularty, by removing the IT.
s9-Thsy cure Suppressed, Excessive and Pain.
ful MsnstruAtion.
O4EThey cure Green Sickness (ohlOrosI)
They cure Nervous and Spinal AdecttOns,paIrs
In the back, and lower parts Of tho body, HeIvnes
Fatigue slight exertIon PAtpItatIon Of the Heart
Logness Of Spirits, HysteEia, Sick Headache, Gddi.
ness, etc, etc. In q word, by removing the IrreEu.
lArtty, they remove the cause and with 1t AL the
effects that spring from IT.
9-cOmPosed Of simple vegetable extracts, they
contain NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 any constitution how
ever delicate, their function being to substitute
they never fail to do.
They may be- safely used At 6ny age, and a.
any period ,EXCEPC DURING THE RIRSrTHKER
MH4.NTas, during which the unfailipg nature Of
ED-An letter. seeking Information or RdVIGo will
be promptly, freely and diScreetIy answered.
s e2D@ Pull directions accompany each box,
GW Price$1 per kox, or sig boxes for IS,
= ~ Sent by mail, free Of postage, on receipt Of
~ sOldby all fssptctable Druggists.
DR. B. MBRWIN L Co,
SSH sole Projectors,
mr24 dkw1y No, 80 Liberty Str. New York.
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ia :.1 j
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belief the above named guarantorS arc good and
s1oient aS securities for the amount for which they
oHer 70 DO security. q HG-f
TO be certified by the United States District At.
torney, Collector Of Customs, or any other ofdcer
unaeE Tue united state9 Government, or r0sponsi-
bio person known 70 this Ohiee. n ;
All proposals received under this advertisement
Viii 30 opened and examined at this once on W Nd.
SsSDAHE and SATURDAY Of each week, at II 81.
bldders arc respectfully invited to be present az the
opening Of bids, If they desire.
A. v. BARRINGER,
Captain and Chief Quart rm aster,
gaoEz-H -. Department OF West Virginia.
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/. n 7 = J STRANGERS Z ITYl1' > !
TrGst Eotyou liVSs or health, tothe eSFe 6Faoy
SnieAFned and worthless Protenders, destitute Of
ston advertisements, oristjle themselves, in The
neTspa pers, regularly Ed1cat&d PhyGicI0na, inca.
paolS Of Curing, they keep yOu tFiIng month amor
month taking their hhhy and 20 i6no1s com foTnSs
or q long As the smallest Tee be obtained, and
IN despair, lehTOyUn with ruined nealth 10 GI96
over your own Calling disappointment
". Johnston IS the only PhysICAn adyertisipF.r
w credentials or diplomas always hang 10 hIs
His remedies or treatment are unknown Ia All
others prepared from life spent in the great nos
ptas o. Europe, the hrst In the country nd NOR
N H. Ud Prafes than any other Ply acian
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Gnete u 0Psn 70 Ine STUDENT also . eo0fSo Of
RuRINRSH RCLENCE


Lib. bogS leave 70 refer those 70 whora hei 1,
unknown % the o1io0Es Of the banks In WheeliIa
and Bridgoport, and especially to his Itndsnts:
nm
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Capt. A. v. BAARISGKa Chiof Quarternaster Depart.
ment of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.
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DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudent Votary Of
patptnt u often bappeds that Il.timed
f f Of Sh1me or dread Of dt.e6vSFy, dsterS him
responsibility alone befrend him, delSyinr IN
the constitutional symptoms Of this horrid diseaSe
make such a. ucerAted sore throat
9lSeaSed nose nocturnal PainSl in the head and
limbs dimneas Of light, deifneAS, nodeI on the Ght
nones and arms, blotcheS on the head, face and oa
tremltes progressing with rEhtfnl Eaptdiy till 81
fall in, and the vie4tsa OF this l dssasS becomeS
hoErtd objTct Of until death puts
% shat Undiscovered Country from WHENCE no
traveller returns" e = = ~
~ melancholy fact that thousands fan victims
% ms terrible disease owing to tho unskiltuIness
o. ignorant pEstendeFs, who, by the use Of thai
Deadly tbfSoH, Mercury, ruin the constitution and
make the residue Of life miSerabie -
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YOUNG MIN

Who have injured themselves by a certain practice
INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the effects OF
which are nightly felt, even when aSIeep and IL moi
cured readers marriage impossible, aud destroyI
both mind and body 4hOuld apply immediately
what Apity that p young man, the hope of his
eouhlTys the darling Of hiS parents, should be
Snatehed from all prospects and enjoymeuts Of lle
tue consequences ofidsVihting from the path u
nature ndindulRing in certain secret habit Sneh
peESonS NusT, before contemplating
III MARRIAGE, iEf5t4l
Reflect that a sound mind and body. are the moE4
necessary requisites to promote connublal hRpp[.
Ne becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hour
~ dAtkens 20 The views the nina becomes shadoEed
Win despair end flied with the melancholy re6eo-
With our own
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Commissioners Sale,

WhseIIng, May ID, lsei. &c = G GonmIl,ian
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OYTtoR BALH1ltoRI / Ono RAn,RoAD Co. y
- sRREnma eflIroN. NfaY u. IRe4. Z
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Express TRAIN.

PASSENGER TRAINS Win run BY the fOlIoTina
IL schedule on and after May 18th, 1se4:5 -
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..TRA.NspoATAaIoN ON.
Baltimore g Ohio Railroad

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HoOaand's German Bitters
From J. NsrgtoH Broom, D. D., Editor ofths Rgey-
clopedid Of Religious RHOt0Lsdgs.

From J. NsIytoH BrotOH, D. D., Editor ofths RIey-
clopedid Of Religious kHOt0Ledgs.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects, yet know Of sufi-
csnt reason, why man may not testify 70 the benft
ne believes himself to hayereceved from any simple
preparations in this hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the benefit of others.
do this the more readily in regard to HoohAnd's
German Bitters, prepared BY Dr. @. NJ. jackson, Of
this city, because was preiudiced against them for
many years, under the IN preston that thoy were
chiefly alcoholic mixture. am Indebted TO my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The Of three bottles
Of these Bitters, the beginning Of the present
year WIS followed by evident reliei and lestorRtion
to a degree OF bodily and mental yigOI which had
not Eelt for six months before and had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating / theI tnk God and
JIM VI NBRoWN.
PhiladelpA SJune 2s, 1861,
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will abbor. Wood will share the fate, r
tbous4ud fold more terrible, OF Benedict
Arnold and Aaron Burr; while the foreign
novers will soou be 10 worse straits from
their uuarrels over our remains than they
Eould ever have been from our united pol
icv of peace. The Covenant Of tht
Halted States wit be oVeFIhroWoi there
will be universal anarchy upon It's late
domain; ihere will be a universal hope
ies-nrss OF aoT new Union upon auy hon
orable terms; each state prey TO passion
ate party spirit. will fall into civil war
and those who so triuDpbqntly assert inst
I've cant subdde The rebels" will learn
" bat il is 20 oe citizen OF nation utter
ly shattered, degraded, aud de=PIsed.
The alternative, as we have already said,
Is very clear. Either the people must con
ouer. or the rebelIiou will. Either the an
thority OF the Government must be Dain
tanned uucOuditIonaIly. or iI msst be over
thrown; for & Government which allow
citizens 70 dictate the terms uPoo which
tbey obey the laws has ceased to be Gov
erumeut The te!k about DegOuation aud
settlement is Idle, end uusorIhy sensible
men The moment We tolerate the though
OF negotiation We begin 10 yield the GOV
erumeut. Mr.. Wood and has followers IN
sist that the var must end 10 compromise
because they know that comprouise Is tht
victory of the rebellion, aud they Eisa the
rebellion 70 succeed. For when they insisi
shat the war is wicked aud ought TO stop
and propose TO send commissioners 10 Rlch
mood 10 arrange terms honorable 10 the
South" they propose the dssFociion OF
the Govsroment, which is the success OF
the rebellion.
When such men say, owe can't suodue
the rebels" their meSuiug Is as clear as
their patriotism. But when the same
phrase is used merely in dependency by
those who sincerely wish the uations
honor 20 be maintained, they should BE-
asked to remember what the prospects OF
the war were one year ago, and what they
are now. Gold is higher, but so is the
spirit of the people. Tue army that drOV'
Les from Gettysburg GOV threatens both
his supplies aud his escape from his -oWo
capital. Gold may 60 still higher, hut 90
will the national determination, and there
is no reason 10 appreheni disaster uuti
there il cry from the cowed and breaking
heart OF the American people, 1--WE can.
-ubdue the rebels - When that cry is
Leard the rebels may subdus us, aud wei
come, for there will be nothing LETT worth
lighting fOr-
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VeCan't subdue the Rebels


To the despondiug or exciting eEcIama-
tiou Ga, we can't subdne the rebels T.
there is but one reply. II it be indeed
true, then tho Government is at end the
Union is dissolved and every State is
again an individual community, for the
bond which holds New York to Penusy va
MIA is exactly the same that uni,es New
York aud Georgia, aud if it Is broken any
where it Is broken everywhere II It BE-
True, our uatiOusi a z has di--pPe the
national honor is iue aud most OF the
States of the American UuiOu are separate
powers OF smaller population th4n b. cilies
of London or PARIS. There is 90 navy. no
army. co common force, no COLLECTIVE glory.
The work Of hundred years Is uuiOnr,
and what State, section, party. or iudisid
uaI is the gamer OF the least zeal advau-
Jsge2
II we "can't su5due the rebels" The
rebels hsve suodued Us. IL that cs-s
Jefferson Davis will be content, because bis
pride will be sati-fei- Fernsodo Wood
and his followers, the eopperbesds. wi oe
content, because they will hope TO prosti-
tuts the character os the North 10 a new
UuiOu upon terms dictated By slavery.
Toe foreigu enemies OF the Uoi1n will oe
coutenr; for they have hated 10 see a re
public which might one day completely
viuoicate the great tub Of equal bunsn
rights Is the only secure foundation or
government. But there can be 90 real ad .
vantage gained oy any Of ihe.e. DtvIs will
have founded kingdom which civilization
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9aiIg utelIigeufer
AN ADVANCE.

Nearly every daily paper on our exchange
list is published at higher rates than our
own. For weeks past the Cincinnati papers
have charged 50, while in Chicago aud Lou
isville they have for a still longer period
been charging ten and twelve dollars per
year. We have stood two advances on Us
in the price of paper, labor aud ink since
We raised from six to seven dollars for our
daily. Last week We were crowded to the
wall with another advance in the expenses
named. We have No other way of saving
ourselves than by doing as merchants,
tradesmen and all other business people
do, viz advancing our scale of prices
Last Friday the prOprietors of the IatslH
geTcer and the Register agreed to advance
their rates for subscription as follows:
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The experience OF the present campaign
has demonstrated the benefits of the FABIAN
policy. What almost fatal results to our
cause would have been produced if Gen
erals Lee and Johnston had pursued ii
different policy With superior numbers,
aud reintorcements at hand, the enemy
could have overpowered them, doubtless,
Oy the repeated attacks OF fresh troops
upon our veterans. Northern journals
admit that, up to the 18Th, the Federal
losses foot up, since the lat OF April last,
1876 900 men, of which SheTmau's losses
are IS 600. We think it bad policy to
either underrate or overrate the strength
or losses of an enemy. Hence, although
it is Northern estimate, we are disposed
to believe the less is greatly exaggerated,
and will be satisfied to believe II to be one
half of that plumber. Dispatches from
Grants army state that on the 18th and
l7lh inst, his loss was 600, and 10 the
battles ofthe Ohickahomiuy, up 10 the Sd,
IL 600. We believe that a still further
pursuit of the Fabian policy will cause
Sherman's campaign 70 be similar TO that
of Burgoyne'S, and that our patience and
endurance will be rewarded with complete
success, rendered the more sigoal aud
illustriOus by the magnI'ude and fierce
onslsughts of the rapacious and vainglo-
rious invaders OF Southern soil.
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Wheeling. W. VA. THURSDAY MORNING. july IA 1864

they cannot afford to take the certificates,
for they have already waited long and
patiently tor payment of similar clsims.
rhey are now Offering this class OF Gov
ernmeut securities at IS per cent. discount,
aud find no purchasers
Let Ibe Treasury Department put out
more mooey, cancel their obligauoos to
the soldier aud the citizen, and there will
be immediate relief.
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ADvAxcED The Wheeling LatsiiigsHesr
Of TO dty, puts up its subscription price
from 81 10 Ss-by the week iron 10 10 Is
cts. lt b4s Increased its advertising rates
ais, in view ot increased price, OF paper
G, Dor, 81. NewspsPers add advertising
mist gOU or newsPapers must go do|L
tn ere is only two ways Of It. Farmer
who re gettiug Lwo prices tor their wool
aud Grocery men three prices tor then
coffee su sugar and Dry Goods men who
are selI!og muslins al tue prices silks were
sold At ihree years ago, should take u
charitable view 0i the BeEspaper question,
aud manifest a disposition 10 let others
live, as we'll a. Ibemselves.-SteubeHU
Herald
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WEST VIaGINIA
Business College,
AT wHEELIRLE.
coSDUCIED ~
I L HIT HC . . x,
AT No. TlsX MAIN srREEL,

(aornbrOOk's BuiIdingJ
B-Opsn for Students day and evening.
f,uE purpose or this institution Il 70 instrues
,ouux meu land women tSoJ IN tn principle
Ehiea govern the correct Transaction Of pecuniar.
business andi Accouutautshlp and ts CONGO mtauSs
BOOK-KE EPISG,
stripped Of itz absurd yeToisss and anSisut pro
ii1iTy auu lutriuacy, and Atapted 70 the modern
mode OF dJing business, especially 70 the United
states IS the leading subject ofat.entiOn. Its LAWS,
shicn are ss exact uuerrtuz aud free from exc-u-
tiJu - thJs- of nature anI comprised in very feE
words, c rst male familiar 70 the student, who
BOOk keeping, IN nuWsroas ssts Of Ooozs IN great
variety 81 forms, till be thus acquires mastery o.
the ART Sheh enables hin u apply il with facility
70 any Kind Of business.
A WRITING SCHOOL
is open day aud evening. ATTENDED By both Iadie-
sud gentlemen, where, without entering FOR the full
eourse, good handwriting can Be OBTAINED in q
ARITHMETIC,
and It's application to al manner Of
CJUSTIE G-HOUsE CALCULATIONS,
ressiys the attention their primary imp lrtAaee de
rand. Tne studsut will bs made acq Iainted With
several modes Of caIeuIation not f0uad 10 bo0ks,
tending greatly 10 the ADbreFiatiJn Of his work.
There Il ope1 20 the sTudsar also eOarssof
BUSIN Ess SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, C--amsrciAl LaE ane
Of eminent Dusiuess Men in regard to the bsH
methods n o7udu1tiHs SGzness successfully an
InstrEetions N the above subjects are iatersasr.
Cd with nAEtuaz aud ineulcAfions leading 70 tht
formation Of nizh chAracter a. men aud citizens.
The coural of Instruction is tntsndsd 70 be -
comprehensive and thorough as that Of any Of the
Commercial Colleges while the expense 70 the stu
ieut Is much lees
I.I.H. begs leave TO refer those 70 whom be IA
unknown % tas odiser- of the banks 10 WhseliaE
aud Bridgeport, and especially 20 hi. S;adsats.
TERMS, &C.
For the fuIl courSs ab9vs indicated the tuition
lee Is $50. parable on eItsrinE FOR tue requisite
blank books s.. TINS unlinitei; 70 remain or re-
ynru a. pie lzure- tn cy1rss Is usuahy eompisted
10 from two 20 three mO3tus t1T
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Something New.

R)ICE,S ANrI-DYsPEPTIC AND
lNTI-AsTHM ATIC-rhe only certain cure
Tor Dysprp.ia, Liver Complaint, Jaundce, DIS as
of the kidneys. Cnronic or Nervous Oeo'iis y, anS
stomach or liver such ts Consi patton, heAT
Nausea Fu Iness aud Weight IN the sto n Ao o. Sou
Beichiux., FuuueSs OF Bio d to the He4d, slnkins
or ute ring a. the Pt Of stomach, tiutteTing
aud tAti of Heart, Ouu Pain 10 the heAu,
D. heiens Per- Pir Itiou, Burning OF tue PAINS OF
Hands aud S.,iss OF tue Fs [, Asthmai NeuS
snd fEiteaing Of the Nerves. Al=o an Enee tnAi y
Remedy N FemAIe SuPPressions. irregularities anu
Weaknesses
Many testimonials Of its might be given,
bat the best vv.deuee trial OF its virtu' SOD
By alI the Urug tiSts Ia Wheeling and Bridgeport
Prspsfsi by B0 oE & WILLIAMS,
ieli tf wheeling l. aud, West Virg mia.