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Evening star., 1864-05-11

FLoRAL BooKspon THE sp.sou
. Flowers for the Parler and Garden. BY Edward
The PsrISr eardepsr,, q q treatiss on the house
'@$,: &: PLANTS and 'Si Es
THE FERRY BOY AND FINANCIER.
HON s1hM6N Ths diss p Of CHASE.
With illqstrations; price q Just @ reeeiysd ] and
my 1876 332 Pa. avenue.
Q EIGHT NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
CHICKERING & SONS PIANOS.
EmerEon's Pianos, besides several of mn
10 Second hand Pianos. ,oHNr y111s,s
pisno and Music store; $os p; "a avenue, .,s
MISS EVANS,
THE DIsTINGUIsHED YOUNG ORATREss.
1S years old. from Wales. will lecture in
REV DIR. CHANNING's URCH,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May IL,
Az O'CLOCK.
Tickets Is cents; reserved seats 50 cents-to be
obtained at the door. my l0-2t-
FALL EATON, =-.s.<s eaar-.a-
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND F STREETS.
Offer for sale
Three Brick Houses and Lots, at 81 800 each,
Three Brick Houses and Lots, at 81 900 each.
One Brick House and Lot, at 5000. -
One Brick House and Lot, at ST 900,
One Brick House and Lot, at $500,
Oae Frame House and Lot. at 5000,
Two Frame Houses and Lots, at S. 900
One Farm, of 40 acres, improved we'll, Maryland.
$500,
One Farm. of $50 acres, we'll improved, Maryland.
Sl2.eoO,
One Farm, of 70 acres. we'll improved. Maryland
1900,
One Farm, of IS acres, wey improved. Maryland,
$3.50,
One Farm, of go acr we'll improved, Aarylan i,
$500,
AND MANY OTHERS.
Two Blocks Of Ground. part improved, $4,000
each.
One Block of Ground, with Brick House, Si7.oso.
Eight Lots-s7o down. balance In payments. $2s
every three months.
MANY OTHER VACANT LOTS
HALL & EAroN. IS
my NN. Real Estate Agents.
LOB sALB-An ENGINE and BOILER: to 10
y horse power, complete. Ap at DUVALT
Foundry, 0sorsetown, nys-lwr
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QY J. o. MCGUIRE & Co. Asnctionesrs,
AVERY yALgARLE LOTION EETGaLHsTREIr

BETWEEN P AND GfNORrH.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. sfRy Is, ate O'Clock.
No. 397
This Lot 10 g. feet sinchet front Eighta street
Sess' m a AZ; - 5 LIZ W. .sSS
parts
Terms One third cash ard the ssan-e in siI and
twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed OF
trust on the property.
All convey ances and stamps at cost OF the 3ux-
chsaser
my cd J. G. MCGUIRE g. co. AuctS.
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VALUABLE LOTS ON MASSACHUSETTS, AVE
NUlNtAR 14Ta STREET AT PUBLIC SALE.
on the premises, shall sell, Lot No. in 81 qusrs
No 2ia, Il, ming lou feet 3 inches, on Massachn-
being the corner Lot at the Intersection of Four
teenIh street street, and Massachusetts, av enue.
Chas Hin. Beg, It will be divided into email
Also, I'm eoiat.ly after We shall sell. Lot No. l6,
in sauar 2F. f,optins 65 feet on Massachusetts,
and rum ing back to 8 foot alley. to be divided
into four lots of l6 feet 5 inches each.
Terms: One third cash. the remainder in SIX
and twelve months with interest, secured by deed
of trust on the prem mis's.
Oonyeyances 1T the cost of the purchaser.
my 10 q (Rep.l J. G. MCGUIRE & co., Auets.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
WARE AVENUE, BETWEEN AND SITS.
NORTH, NEAR THE CAPITOL GATE.
On fATURDAY AFTERNOON, Msy I4th, at 9
O'Clock on the premises, by virtue OF q decree OF
the late Circuit Court and amended decree OF
the Supreme Court of the Distrc of Columbia,
sitting Court of EQUITY the bitter decree dated
April 25t h 1864, and rendered in a cause No. 73S,
wherein Elizabeth Brent is com painant. aud 0has.
E. Brent and others, defendants, the uHdersi gned
Trustee will sell all Of Lots 9,psrts of and To- In
Square No 6S6, as follows
Part Of Lot No. =, fsoftiDg s9 feet % on Delaws.e Dell
ming baok 1873 feet to 80 feet alley, improved By
substantial aDd well built
EkICK DWELLING HOUSE WITH BACK
BO1LD1NGS.
All Lot No s, fronting so feet inches on Della
ware avenue, between North and @ streets and
runni. back an average depth Of l84h feet to 80
feet alley improved by large ID Well arranged
BBICK DWELLING-HoUsE WITH BACK
BUILDINGS.
Part of Lot No. 10. fronting IS feet inches On
rupnins back about l40 feet to 9 6-feet alley.
All this V 4luable property is 81 -uated within .
very sh hort distance Of the North Gate of the Csu
tol and If the proposed extension of tn Capitoa
grounds Is consummated will be Immediately ad-
Terms One third CASH the remainder in six and
twelve months, with interest," secured to the salts.
faction of the Trustee, or all cash At the option or
purchaser.
Early possession of the buildings will be given.
J. CARROLL BRENT, Trustee.
Nd ] G. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auct9.
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WARRINGTON, DC. Marc

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2, 1854.
This is to certify that having been affected
for twenty years with Deafness and having
tried some of the most eminent doctors of our
city without any relief, 1 at last heard OF DIR
Lighthill and put myself under his care. His
treatment was brief, and successful. I am
now completely restored. and the cure Is an
parently permanent. 1 have all confidence in
DR. Lghthills skill, and would advise all af-
f1icted with DEAFNESS to 60 and consult him at
once. JOSEPH WHITNEY,
Residence near and 11tn streets.
Remarkable Cure of Deafness.
From the Rec. Joseph M. Clarke, Rector Of st.
James Church.
SYRACUSE, February 90, 1864.
have been deaf in one ear, ever since was
in college, some twenty years ago. BY the
skill Of DR.. Lighthill, its hearing was entirely
restored, go that now hear alike with both
ears, and find that can use my voice with
much more ease and comfort than before.
JOSEPH NJ. CLARKE.
my 4-eo2w
Evening star., 1864-05-11

ELEVEN vALUBL BUILDIf,9 LOTS FRONT
ne ON AND W AND rxNfH eTS. NORTH.
On 1HUKsDAY, th s.isth instant, we shall ssa.
folio wirg handsome Bcitdi1g Lots, viz:
u, tess No: asa. Is: u Is. 1 IL IS and md z. ID
fronts Of Is fe, each ruLaiu back IS feet to alleys,
and very handsomely sitE at, d
Terms Ons thira cash; Salaluce In six an twelve
months for notes bearing interest. deed given
and deed ef trust taken.
All convey anoe and s:sursas the cost of the pu..
chaser, = -
my4 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aacts,
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10y J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

ELEVEN BUILDING LOTS IN THE vICINITY
GEF0GR1 ZENITH AND STREETS AT PUB
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May Is, at O'Clock.
ON the premises. we shall sell, Eleven GOOD Build
iag Lots in Drury,s sub division of usre No. 2Qg,
situated betw. en- Fourteepth and Fifteenth street
Terms: One fourth in cash. the remainder in siI.
twelve, and eighteen onths. with interest secured
by de- ed of trost on the premises.
COnveyarces at the cost OF the purchaser.
kSA cash payment Of 420 on each Lot will be 70.
quired at the time of sale
my7-d J.C MoG UIRE 4 90. Auets.
Evening star., 1864-05-11

EIGHTH GRAND OPENING
GEO. JUENEMANN's S.AA
~ PLEASURE GARDEN, EAH
East Capitol HILL :
Dancing every Monday afternoon The Pleas
Garden is SO improved that it cannot be beaten
by any ether of the sort in this city and can
be truly recommended to parties and societies for
pic-nics. GEO. JUENEMANN,
ap 2e1m* Proprietor.
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RY J. c. MoGUIRE& CO., Auetioneers.
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE AND GROUNDS ON

0hA GApfToL RiLI Ar PGBLIc SAFE. N
O'Clock on the premises we shall sell Lots No. Il,
A. and 49, in Square No. 1872, fronting together log
B ana streets running back 1856 feet inches,
with b0-foot alley on tha north side, and i'm
ing two Parlors IS feet square, separkted by 6ne
Ball and sn all Dining Room in rear, and 6ne
cistern Of water at tack door. and gas throughout
The grounds are handsomely laid out with fruit
and shrubbery and altoget thsr tits char ming
idepce for ANAL family,
The House was built in the most superior man
per by master builder for his own use has brick
foundation, is double framed throughout
Terms: One third in cash; the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest cd ny deed
of trurt.
my,l0 j. G. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts.
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PERSONAL.

III q. Will oblige US by returning the UNI
IL. BKELtA that was exchanged for his own
through mistake on Satu rday evening, April 50.
G. +. CUMMINS & co.,
my 9-H@ 347 7th street west.
Evening star., 1864-05-11

On SATURDAY the 18th day OF May, at O'Clock.
n at the Cattle Scales 10 Mse ehanicsyille. Mont
bidder, II or Is valuable fresh Mich Cows with
caves, mo.tly of the Alderney stock: 30 Justly
celebrated for docity. the richness of their milk,
and delicate favor of their butt T.
Terms ef sale; a credit of four months, The pur-
chaser giving his note, with interest, and satsfac
tory security.
my o4ts Il. B. DAVIS.
Evening star., 1864-05-11

9 EIGHT NEW NH AND nFE BEEAUTIFuTL IpTL, n,.~os
Hallet. Davis d Co g Pianos.
Emerson's Pianos, besides several of
other makers. "SSt
10 Second hand Pianos.
JOHN T. ELLIS'S
Piano and Music Store. sos Pa avenue,
my l0-3t between 9th and 10th streets.
Evening star., 1864-05-11

RY W. l.. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers.
500 DOZEN Extra choice Coepae and Rochsi,s
Brandies, Scheidam II, Hand Gin Royal Port Wine,
Bonr bon and Nectar W.hiskey, Clarets, &C., re.
be sold By their order at Public Sale, on WEDNE1-
DAY. 18th MAY, 1T 10 O'Clock. The same may be
examined at their al, room, No. 393, Pennsyi.
vania avenue, second floor.
ap.25 WM L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Pr THOMAS BOWLING. Auct'r; Georgetown.


RS THOMAS BOWLING. Auot'r; eeorsstoxn.
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT N
EEOk6 BLOWN AT AUCTION.
On II ukSDAf AFTERNOON, May l2tA. e Q
oeiees. p M win sell, in mont Of the premises.
M h,ia .ne dfssiate ne 'ast part OF Locno
IS fest on seccpd street. With depth Of $50 feet.
and improved by . o.story Frame House. ouh-
ject 20 40 undivided sixth part.
Title perfect. Terms cash.
al cen,syancins and stames at the cost Of ths
nyS-dads THOMAS DOWNING. Aus4.
RY J. o. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucticseers.
new IHREE.eToRY BRIoK pwELLINa
hneSB WITH STORE ATTACHED ON K 81,
EEhS cONNIcTICUT AVENUE AT ACo-
On THuRsDAY AFTERNOON. May ,stn at 6
O'Clock o. the premises, SHALL sell, desirable
Lot Oh Ftrert north next to u corner of Con-
necficue e<enue, 8xlee feet, Improved By o nsW
three. story Bries Dw.lNps House, With store
RoCm aafacbse. veil aaevted tor q business place
as wel as sidence, be.p in the vicinity OF the
pp biic Depart ents Aue Cffoes.
Immediate poSseSsioD gwen.
Terms: One half cash, the remainder In six
and twelve mou<hs with interest, sectfred BY aeel
of trast on the psernises.
my7 } O. MCGUIRE & 90. AucsG.
Evening star., 1864-05-11

i HE GREENBACK RESTAURANT, ADJOIN.
ING FORD'S THEATER, ON THE NORTH SIDE.
to a recent domestic afliction requiring his alb
sence from the city for several months. will dis
great sacrifice. He will guarantee a larger per
centage of profits upon the investment than any
JAMES P. FERGUSON,
my 9-3tr Proprietor.
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nnnarnI Rurnside.

Al, the last centennial anniversary nj OF
Brown UJnivsrsity, Gen. Baruside respond.
I, ed to 4 toast. In the oOuras Ofhis remarks
s,Is t.,a A. =Hl1 ,ls-is# .HE fga5a9 q.
Thsre Fh can be no such thing. Ss5laying
down Of arms, or cessation of hostilities,
lnntiI the entire authority of this govern
ment Ia acknowledged by every citizen ot
our country. Any action Of that kind on
The part O. our people would, my frisnds,
4 aasure Won, result in the Overcoming oi
our border, aud q positive, determined de-
mand for indemnify to- men who AreinoH
raising their hands against the government
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which never did them aught but good
There can be no such thing az compromise
until the absolute and positive authority Of
the government is acknowledged. -
Nov, my friends, you have put this army
into the field and placed u under the con:
troll and direction of prominent successful
leaders. The news Of the last few days
should convince every true friend 20 his
country that our western army 10 led BY as
good and true soldier as ever, trod shoe
leather, aud who will, dare TO, say that he
who is in command Of ell our armies 10 not
q gallant, loyal and truthful soldier. Is
there o man within the sound Of my voice
who doubts the honesty, and ability Of Ii.
Gen, Grant2. IL II not the duty Of every
loyal citizen Of the United Statee 70 support
him Z Would Il mot be cowardiylfor as 70
say, that this rebellion cannot be Neushed,
and the authority Of the goyernmeit sns-
taiuedf There Ia In my mind no, question
of it. nos Il. ann haesuaa, u = y !;
Our army Is not . mercepary army. IL
Is composed of our own cttiEenss Every
praying man in the army-apd there are
great many more Of them than we are apt
to imagine-L say, every praying man IN
our army asks God daily, almost hourly
that peace may be Testablished; but while
that desire is uppermost In his heart. no
honest, loyal aud true soldier will ever
consent to q diyisou of his country.
., We can do much here to encourage and
reinforce our armies in the field, They
not only want pumbers, but they want
encouragement, and we should all cease
from making discoufsging remarks from
writing discouraging letters end ustug
influences which weaken men that We have
aent IN tho field 50, . |......I..' .ts
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n IoEo1Na YoR FEA0s. Z,


FrOm the Charleston Courier Sept. 3. -
As minutes of anguish seem longer than
hours of pleasure, SO the interval OF time
that stretches itself between the present
and the blissful days all bright and beau
tiful from the sweet and potent inhnences
of peace appears thrice the period II really
is. How often have those sufferers by the
dreadful conflict groaped forth the inquiry,
how much logger will the twAI continued
Lifting their burdened hearts to Heaven,
they, exclaim, How long, D Lord How
longl When will the sword be satiated
with human blood2 When will the wrath
of God cease TO burn with q. fierce hamef
Will the terrible contest go on till the man
hood of Southland has perished from the
Iaud2 Till every wife is widowed every
child orphaned, and there is corpse in
every houss2 Ia
How strongsud sad the contrast. between
all those pleasant things. that are the fruits
Of peace, and the desolstion, gloom, grief,
disorder, wickedness, silence and wretched-
ness that are the direct effects of war !
That is rightly accounted the heaviest Of
all judgements. It is well said that that
rod roars with q aloudeE.and more terrible
voice than any ao ser with, which the AL
mighty chastisesla q people for their trans
gressions. Homesleads that once re- echo.
ed with tnei sonnui pI mlrtn Auu Joy hIe
dark aud silent, or, In their stead, we be-
hold the blackensd rains aud ashes, rank
sWeeds hsye takent the plaza of beauti'
ful Aowers fields that once waved with
golden grain are - now CHASTITY howl.
ing wastes. without gate or inelosure ;
our marts are forsaken and silent
as grave yard, and only an ooca.
sIonSI foot treads the thoropghfares ohce
gay with, splendid eqpipages, beautiful
with iorms Of well-dresseds women, and
lovely with the innocent faces Of GiEls and
boys. Occupations that ministered't to the
comfort u and happiness of ell are altogetheI
neglected, institutions of learning are
closed! desoiation ldweiis in'the sanctuafiel
Of the Most High, our, young men are buried
BY their gray haired parents, or, with the
blood of their deadly Wounds on their sol
diers hntnble attire, are bhried 10 the field
where they fell without psalm or service
. War contains in ftseIt every woe and ca
lamity mortals groan under. With IL GOMEZ
bereGvemepts, poverty, disease death ra+
pine, devastation, .extortion, murder
1 crimes lof, sdFery dye; woes Of every shsp'
! and siss., May the Godiof peace speedily
lift up the light of His oonntenance upor
ms and grant us peace. ~"
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TRuSTEES, SALE.

or THE NEWSPAPER PAINTING EsfA lLIsH
MINT, KNOWS As THE sREafsrER ORRiOe
on SATURDAY. TIE l5EH sap PrBMBER, 1Ss
AT THE FROST DOoR " THE COURT HOUSE
FOR OHIO COUNTY:
TN par1naneO o. . Deed OF Trust from Arnold
Il TfoWbTtdgO and Owen d. DoWnsy, 70 me, bear
fnx date the 10th July, 1851, recorded In the Re-
cord0r's once tor the County Of Ohio, in Book ~
fiio 0z a the mont door or the Court HOass, for
Ohio County on Saturday, the lTth SsPtsubsE, 1884
oommeneing at 10 O'Clock, A n shall sell 10 the
hIEhsst bIdder At public suction, ~the printing
pre1soI engines types materials and fixtures, tool
snd Implements Of auy and OVeTy Kind UhatsoeTeT
now eOntAinsd in or belonging 70 the printing once
and bindery,R then known as the "Unioa prnting
and publlShirg once" and slncS knognsA1 the
ERegister printing and Publishing omea.
Terms OFGALHs-Ths One-thifd Of the pdrohaes
mcnoy IN caah, and the remaining In oquAl Install
suts payable In siK and twelve months aitsr date.
WIN interest fDm date; o. fdoSired. the puFohsssr
nav nav tha fall amoaas 81 ths PaEohAss moaoy -
eaIh. for the dsieTTod or credit iastAlmoatls the
purchaser 10 give bOuda Eita aggrSyed RsTs3aai -
cuTity. JAhES o "heLI
a
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Hooaand's German Bitters! 8!
ROlL NsaSsOa BrOs1a, D. D., Editor oTtAs Rser-
elopedia Of RsliatoaEs Rnotaledas. ----.--- =

1roaL. NesSsOa BrOsua, D. D, Editor eftAs R.sy-
eIepedia of Rsli0fOUs HHOtsledSs. -zsa- -,.l
8 AIthoukh not dispdSeds4o favor orgreeommsud
Patent Msdictnes in general, through distrust OF
their inGredieltB and eeeetA, yet know Of no sum
eieht reason, Why man may not testify 70 the benht
he believes himself 10 have received from any simple
preparations In the hope that he may thus contrib
atSto the bensht of othera-
"a thiS The more readily in regard to Hoonsnd's
German Bittsrs, prepared by DE-. O. NJ jackson, Of
this city because Twas prjudieed against them Tor
Iaauy years. under the impression that they were
chiedy an alcoholic mixture. am indebted 10 my
friond Robert Shoemaker ksq.t for, the removal Of
this prefrdics by proper tests Ahd Tor encourage
nent TO try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of fhese Bittsrs, At the beginning Of the present
year as followed BY evident relief and IestorAtion
70 decree Of bodily and mental yigoE which had
not feif for stx months before and had almost do
1oaIrod Of regulating, theTS - Snk God and
ny fiend 70 directing me 70 u use Of them;
phlaaslpA ,Juus n, ,1ssi. SeiE,-G
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! A Deaifable Rarnt fOr Sale.

,THR undersigned diHsrI ibE Glls IN hEcellout
stock RATml IN Rails county hi.loGrt, eontain.
m, 6lO aerol-lO0 under euitlvGtion-on which
therS n 4 onan lffAms ho1SS mo IAhd q Eithin
ono mIlS of the Hannibal and 50. Joseph kailroadi
Two nom Monroe Station and Hlxteen nom HAnnt-
bai "A never falling 6tream of water runs through
M fhb land lG hIEh and rolling and The country
healthy. II adiolnl the lands ot Hm. booksr' ioE'
m0rIy q st. ClsirSEille, Ohio -ur --g
PeFsonS desiring any IbfEnAtion respecting the
above Iand are rsfSlFOd to AnOs osSoTne, grocer,
fTdt soLS q private Als before the LIST day Of
October Il viii thea bo offered q public sale tn
IhaTe aiSo ~ scrol Load Land, In Washington
county, No., oOme II miles from Potost. p
augd.Ims - ,....-..t SOhH SONHs. .
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77VaIuablelF for Rent.

90 VuIuIUIo EIUDGfLy tut hOIIts
80 LII oN0l0uND ReNr, for . toEn Of years.
il ahouf one hnndrnd sad any feet OF the prop
6fty fr0nllns On M1iu street, and running baek
Ahoat oRe hundred and thirtT-tWo fost, and EnoIn
a. tho Zm0 Homestead property, immodlatSly
north o. and adjoining the HornbrooE blila1oSs.
ThIa property viii be rented 70 suitable buiidln8
i0ta, And embraces some Of ne best animproFed
R'OP'''' - R.R.ARNsrR0N1.
ISs-tf r1f Il rr Trustss Of suiiV ESsps.
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INTERESTING FROM RIOHAEOND,

III. Eum5.r and coaditiioa of the Reid n.
mv-Eflet of tie Loss of the Weldon Rail
Road-7a. Distractions IN ii. James RiS-
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To be esrtiAsd BY the United States District At
tornoy, Collector Of Customs, or any ether oiheer
under the United States GovoFHment, o. Teaponsi-
BILE peFson Known 70 this ofBea.
All proposals received undor thg eaveEttls ng1s
vim ~ otonod and oxhminod - this once on WE'D
NFgDAY and SATURDAY Or each Nodk, e - =.
Rddorl are respectfully invited 70 - proeanF - ~
eP'pfns y p'Nr'' :. ~ A. v. BAKKIHoER,
. 11otIlril Captain and ohIefouarternaSter.
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popularity Of 20
Hoodand's German Bitters!
PURELY vRaErABLE) @i

Hosts Of iEnorsua Qraeks and unsSruPulouS aAvsn-
turerS, have opened upon suffering humanity the
Hood. gates ofNostEumsin the shAPO0f poor WhiskyI
Tilely compounded with injurious drugs and chris
tened Tones, StomAchIes and Bitters. ItH
Beware Of the innumeERble array Of Alcoholic
preparations in PlethoEie bottles, and highbsnled
kDs under the modest APPeIlation ofbItters, which
instead Of curing, only AggraVate DISEASE and leave
the disappointed sahsrer in despair. Be- Il
F. Y HoofLkNDs GRRAfkN BTTFERs
Are not new and DntE5ed aJtiele, but have stood
the test q Geen years trial by the American pub
lie ana their repuIatIOA and sale are not FigAllsdby
lbs propffeforS nave Thousands of Letters from
the most eminent 0lsY-Gmen, LaWysrs, PhysidiAns,
and OifIEe, testitytn Stthetr own perhenAl BOWL
edge 70 the beneficial eneets and medical virtnSsoi
essBittsrs.y I1 ~ ahs I-.a
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO sTRENeTHEE
DO You WANT GOOD AHPETTrEi
DO you wAErTo BUILD Up YOUR ooNsT1TU
DO YOU WANT 10 rEELi WELLf ~ ~
DO YOU WANT 10 GET RID OF EBRVoUsNEssi
DO YOU WANT ENRRGYI a'-+t f11d-
DO YOU WANT TO sbRRP WELLr 10y
DO You WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS RKRIr
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VIRGINIA
Business College,
o AT WHEELING.
ta-as7.J 80 cSov,@5c-Ssv ..r--s.z.-
At No. ais1< MkfS --oESr

Z r HIE1HOoCK
AT NO. IIs1< MAD --aHNr aa
CHmubFo6k's BuEidingl
HW-Opsn for studsuts day and evening.
rTNHK purpose os thIs ia.titat.Oa = % la.tETet
il gyoane nan land woman tool N the PEineiPlos
which govern ne eoLseS. S S ~
a.f.,, HOUSEKEEPING ..
stripped Of IL absurd yoEbIags and ancient pro
ifxify and fntFleAsy, and AdApted 10 The modern
mode q dong s1.a5 sa ne ~
Viieh afo a. exact, ungffing and nee from o1eeP-
tiOn e thole q Ratms md eonPEisod n vs!y iSS
VIC n then eonduetsd through aeolrss of practical
Book-kooping, in numerous ssts o. books IN great
Tsrsssy i f5fiss, ti he thus aogGiIcs HAstsIy q
ne art which enAbss him % apply u with AGILITY
IL - NWRITIHG SCHOOL
Is open day and evening, attended BY beth lAaiSs
and gentlemen, where without entering ior ths MI
ieNSse" ARITHMBTI0, ss#J
and I'm upblIoation % al manner Of lrsur
= oouNTIHG-H0uak CALCULATIONS,
rsseivo The attention their primary fnp6Etanso de-
ma0dG Ths student viii b made sequlintod with
SsVgal modes q cAlsnI3tiOn not tVIna Ls books
: ThoTo q opoa 20 the student AlSo aeOurssof
BUSINESS SCIENCE
os5a,pri.inr Political economy, Commercial law And
uIaeSs Finance, BANKING and CuFFaleyi also maxim
Of sninsnt BHslnssd nee i .,S.,ssTiS S ~
avoiding Ghiluro. .f b.. l-. .H
Ingtr1ctions IN the above subjects are int6TspOT
"a With mAKiml and Installations tending % the
iormatIon Of high character men and etflIanA-
ihe eonFSe of inItFuetion h intended 20 Be -
and Thorough - that Of any of the
Colleges, while the expense 70 thu lfn-
dentta muchlb SOTO 700 .f cod.
, I,I.H. ,bogS leave TO refer those 70 whom he is
Unknown 70 the officers Of the banks IN Wheeling
and Bridgeport, and especially % his studentA
sRHWENIR.
For the full ooaFIo above indicated, including the
re0uiIta blank books for Book keeping, the charge
q 40, payable On Sntering. Ths tine usually re-
quirod for the course u from ~ 70 thrNa manthS
6ut the student Il not limited In tlmO-hS may
remain a. long, and return - Oten, - he Plsases
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