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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-21
DYSPEPSIA

And its attendant train Of SIMPSONS acts Ike
charm than a medicine. There is nothing in the whole
range ofmaeera medica that can for moment bear a
comparison with il In this disease.
full of this wOnde rfu plant be found in
the lh edition Of the L. s. Dspensatory pages 1887 and
1888.
series of experiments in which DIR Bull has been for
engaged has just been brought 10 successful ter
mnatiOn. and he enabled offer the public
combination of Cedron with other approved tonics the
whole preserved in the best qualify of copper distilled
Bourbon Whisky, which he is confident has equal in
the world.
He might furnish volume ofcertifcates but the pub
lie long since learned estimate such things at
their vane. The safest plan is for every
for himself the virtues of a medicine. Give the
C&>n rom Ii tiers
One trial and yeu will never any other.
II is necessary publish long list Of the diseases
for which the Cedrnn bitters a specifc.
In all diseases Of the stomach. Bow Is, Liy-
er or Kidneys;
In all affections of the Brain depending up.
arrangement of the stomach or
Bowels;
In (.Out. x e nm n a SIN and eta ra I z l a /;
And in Fever and sgue.
II is destined TO supersvde all other remedies. IL not
only all these diseases. hut IL them
ne-glass full IF the Biters taken hour before
each meal will Obviae the i'll effects Of the most TN
heaey climate and the person taking against
diseases under the most trying xpoSure.
ft1y~Dr JOHN BULLS Principal Office, Fifth street,
Louisville, Ny.
Sold wholesale and Retail by
j. r. SENOUis. Druggist,
West Washington Street,
march, -d6m INDIANAPOLIS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-21

Z" Ihave given the Plantation Bitters TO hun
dreds of disabled soldiers with the most astonishing
effect. C. W. ID. ANDREWS.
Superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o.
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A Voice From Vicksburg.

vIcKsBURG, Mss, Aug. 9. 1868.
Dr. JOIN BULL Dear Sir: am happy to state to you
that have used your valuable Cedron Bers with great
benefit my elf in general debility and prostraOn Of
my system, produC ed by the unhealthy aud miasmatic
influences of the Mississippi River and around vcks-
burg having been with Gen. Grants army throughout
iIs whole Southern campaign. confidently rec mmend
its all persons who exposed ia unhealthy eli
mates II. W. FOGLE.
Agent Z. s. Sanitary Commission
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-21

MEDICAL.
TO THE AIDES OF
AMERICA!
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
MORE vALUABLE THAN GOLD
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
DIR. mo. /. LYOFS
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEMALES
FOR FEMALES,
Suffering from IreguIay Obstruction Of the Men-es
from whatever cause.
1T Is SURE TO CURE
IT Is SURE To CURE
1T Is SURE To cUREi
IT Is SURF TO CURE
IL impossible to enjoy the bloom Of health and
vaciy Of spirits unless the Menses regular tn
time, the quantity and quality. When they obstrrct-
"A pa,ure makes her Effort 20 Obtain 70, !, some Oh,
stient usually experiences Dependency. Nervousness
.er covcr-aurro,r -. ., -
- F
natureiy ternihAtes Hlserao'el ne.
Ia - AID VooiHoNiiV-'S'
II kEAONEs ALL DISTRACTIONS
II REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS
IT REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS.
IT Is 4 PERFECT RFGrIA ToRi
IT X prprvo-r prcr-r ,rop,
IT Is A PERFECT RFGT-I. ,ToR
BEAR IN MIND
BEAR IN MIND
BEAR IN MIND
BEAR IN MID ru.-cr,p,>-r,,,
maj "OAfANiHH
THAT | GUARANTEE
THAT GUARANTEE
ru,rr cr-,p,x-rvr
ma "o-'"AN"i
=, ,,., no ,.,
NY DAOfs ~ IIhE suppression Oh the hehsesi fOHl
whatever cause, Though should be- taken that my
directions are carefully adhered 10.
80 go. 49,,
Dbl lhE bhSi.
BUY THE BEST
prry rur prS1r
- -
BUY THE BEST
bOl ihh sAfhsH
BUY THE SAFEST
prry TUE saFFsT
-, 49, ,.,,sr-
Buy THE SAfEsll
BUY THE sUREsE
BUY TIE SUREST
p,-v -r,,,, S,-npSr
BUY st. The suRfsI
By mr. sohESE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-21

Send Us twenty four dozen more Of your
Plantation Bitters, the popularity Of which daily
increasing with the guests of our house
SYKES, CHADWICK 4 Co,
Proprietors Of Wizards Hotel, Washington. ID. {.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-21

-" have been great sufferer from Dyspep-
sia. and had 10 abandon preaching. The
Plantation Bitters have cured me.
REV J. CATHORN,
Rochester y T."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-21

SOUTH WAksAw, o.. July IS, lss7.
90 One young man, who had been sick and
Of the house for two years with ScrofuiA
ErysipeaS, after paying the doctors s5n without
benefit has been cured by ten bottles Of our bers-
EDWARD wOUNALI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-16
Die Oeeu10lQt@ @eueugs
OeieuI0afft,
SO. SrpnGGuoaa. sfSsez,.-sInaG

So Srpobsoan, Ne1n=Dprf,
en1ffeblt rem Ss:rrtuczr ycu mlirnslcta. son hsr
n~t'ie5aftareu gSonItbet Der 2eheus.
Scrftd,crnsa Gjstra,'d} III n,aatr. &c hat
en- oaar Ii. vii eiu9e3atltcs grurr-
Gapttal hrr1 s9oHA HnO
une III 81 Sabren tercits e;uen
utVrihuB Sun SFon nnn
gea1ads, lni Oai,aen aIIc si1t Ca
P''al ron $4,000
Str jabrlid,e5 ginfcmmen tetraat sllONm.
S'e aat ca. S5.GGO,OO pcrTtcrt uy;p fam neh
ee:' 9'an5enbsn @rfahrNnsea bes Iet!tuSabres a.
:anf rid1lleli> saB 10 eis1e GcridtrGraa{uun,e
1agr'ld' tint $4,000, 600 rsrn1strt. SIR iShrIi-
tts g'nFrn1nsN lte'9t topurcl IN, ca. .ssO.WO.
s!e 1T utsr ale Grrsir.istm Staater nsrbrsilet
ano Cat III 9'''1nslo'a ~fei8snse sIasn!su:
0sHfr"l . a5enfir in ecr uDsut|den @auF" sen
Oetrurer Wiuiu6 & DunbarinS 81, No,l.
~ o. 9'sseT' n Minpne,
2cais gcgsn ii Etiunoter.
Je1einofe StcIb !eo1inos
~ Veisulda1t b;at'tte III tsr 81 Sahreu In
1ss 8elsbeae Gil 10 Jar,ilien s26 coo. Snrrnt,r
Sl,Ooo al sie 6amilir res in 2anyener yru se,
Brandt. 9"" 2'''''V
s, S9mcneIer> >5u9o Mclercprd,
Nice- NrGl. II. Gefrtt1r. a,rSrrent
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-16

Das sau;e-s,ueite 9sse;ment bat, NIT
@Usg'atns cg Geisp. y uED D, miseer auf fer-
ners orsi Jofrs sur Uah;,e Gsf1mprcn uno lpa int
eaufs Ter l1ad'liea Npd,e aNa' Gslude bier Gin
%t1sfTsn. tlnIers e~sntIeae gr. rs" ion rcd %
Niann 5abls!l. bic 0fIsisIe etesredret.
rt1iueo, Ger T%rc;Tuet,t", Gdsulpisl in
5 Aftsn, w;re an1 nGAtta Mentas iii, s!tber
MUM SIR Mufibgaue fcnmcn. Das Wubiifum
oarf ftp ouf eiNert Gsnabrfidea Nbsnh freuen,
aebeus=@crf@eruun. 9utfm mir
ualere Neler auf bic Mnnrcs Der Wsrmanta~
Sstfis- 3erlaeyunssr Wsiea|Gaft an elmer cr~
csyea SteNs ttels5 States perweiisu, tGnneu
uir ,'itht un'biI7 le CHI re arcbsu gSpbltbaten,
Eelebe S5'!Ewsn rnb Moilen pNrd &ebeAss
Ver{tWsruns e1radisn, oifmcrt(um III
maeJsu. Gin Ssbsr, Der cine Oanilis All ser.
|oroc. bet, BAT tie CerpF;dtule, fir Grto!<
tueo eer)slbs1, mp %nlrgIid,, aud Nng lei,
nem 2pee 8orfebrlns ST t~refIsi1. Gs til
c'1s vcrfeGttc GniiAf< baB tisis grta!:nna, TO-
fern Ssitlias Wlit.s! "a V@b, !soi9llA her @sr-
Isbung i!Ssrlalen bleiteu milNe. Diel slts bat
c5 ~rteir1cQr arAcpreart, eaB eiu Seer Die aGNit-
tel, ipeItss i'm 9ftcteu inn, tie Clbaltuna lci-
ter lsltf une lt;nsr Va,aitie III f0eru , Ecru>
ben ieit. Inter tieie!1 Mit!f!n nun e;nnlal
0etsns~S ct / sberu q cine ter er]ru
Stsllc Gin. 0ns Neien t~sr(rlten il; has ei=
nsr Q parfe G.. MNeiU tie bat Zen Scr
5ug spr stEer SPartale, RAP Die GsrIdertsu
8 c 1T Il Aaftli0 lparea, uus hif Gr-
iparniNs nile basu 5enubt .pcrccu, Die ia
mile { Geriige.tcn ial Safe siues friiben
Groes %erhalte,. Cine 2etenS 8 gsriaruiua it
alio nitt nur cine 9 fitt ee9cn {9 1eltft unb
biz e!sene Uam;Iie, lprte audi cine 90 . y
@ t, bic 11an ten Mit- ge1lhertsu ~er,peif.
lii. 1T biefer Genleitiaa ftlidfeit lis0t nidut mir
bic Wpkltbdtigfsit, ~ipubsra aud eis g tarte
Der ssen5>NeyNasrnnas >Iultsltru. @s 1T ia.
burG 1spa!isa Gstpprcen, tag Gin Mau,1 spn
m|!tlersN Jahysn slg:n cite iahr!ide s3ablurn
snn ca. 1925 igtnsr Usm;!ic Nah lsiusm Spee
clue G.l1ia'e scis $1,000 iidern farm. Sri t.
liuuen h:vneu auf tie(e @,t iSb,lid al,
WIt!nM nub Wailen %auaeGat!i, mtlGc pbue
GsrliGcrlnB brpbl s sepelsu ]eiu wiircev.
1lnlersn teutiRen Mitalieseyn fSnnsn mir leIpn-
[srs bic in, Sabre 1860 segriinee:e @srmauia.
2etcns-S erlIdcrungs-0c Nihaft IN Netp~gJcrf
einpfetles. Seltru bat IID cine 0r1tu|@aft III
70 tAr3er i3sit cine 10 ausseseidus:e uus wrblper-
eiante 4ppnlaritGt eripcrteu. Mebr ais 5000
2eten iine Ut %bcrislteu fit metr ais SIS, 1900 900
SerNGert, lnS ibr &apital, itre Giufiiufte. it.c
Sertpa.tu II Die arcBen @ilhafte, bic le madt.
uno it!e prp1aptc 3abluuo feleu biclslv Zen er.
iten SnItitutel ibrer glrt aur @eite.
Sn ct. Yaul bat bic Gon,pa0nie tereits iter
$4,000 YesTdert. Die @euerol . Maentur fir
Minneluta beiuect ii@ III her beutl denBauf BON
gSiQtus 8rcs. unp Dunbar, st, paul,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-16
w g Ill.
scgetea spn tetn
&ele~Seretn, GDu[z0eretn
OermGmIoo

WIZ ~7toHsEES5' DelI 20+ Sy0UtuQr,
tit NJ tDenGun,"
g, vic Wtyeine t'srscn IAss auftietsn, tint bie1su
Sau our 5HTrieSeabeit Maer 81 eryateireu rub
'a'sn e"s ees9rfe NubIttum biersu bBliAft Elm.
~ ttH ga! 1atc:1 tIrs Atazgen G;utri1t.
O. y.s.s rs2 A11ssts f!'r I%1a5Firtc 5errn: $500.
Siasts lao BET T~olasnls,. Serrrr IL taten. mh.
Sgeia, jeGIcnitrabe, grauf 1eruer. e3srIi:ys1y'
oaus> uns Uinf u. GbepbaIe> 3ts Straae, Gte,-
eal'Iblt i!egs' bis MOutas Nadmittaa u6rei
yen "uT Tt,r siejan;ssn Mlasfen, treId5c ,unl Fon
1a11en Hcl'fn. UapTsrsi5 25 Gents Bic Werirr.
G, q, 49, Das on: II ittee.
M.S. MNe sisjertaen 9'erfoner, isei6e puR
9aosa, DIE Sar lstit GuppFer fir p6tss, Bal AZ
nesFaspn'e'; !po!isn ssriie7site Wrasbsta bis ,Sd,.
lttn No'tag 0'itt1e ~ III: lei ben Serren s.
Sreiesrt orgr 6raaf sEsrnsr e;ursid,sr'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-16
WfaSfen MQ5feuI

eins ih0ne I'i&rahl csuM asfsn> lptvie Grill.
;'ne S1lts1|feraea uuo 2issn linp b;Uie ~ per-
'as1a1' III uS!. S'at! gariet9 Stcre" fei
81. 5er.tero.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-16

Deut1NeSGtebbater<I6eQte
&efeosre;us III, extDeu&uut.
Mortoe, ben Is. Sauuor 1863,
berTreifne0t.
Drama in fiHt Gttcn u;,b siaen1 gor5nid
g%:1ailut:
Per fltneere gobu,
NaG Ter 8orfeNure:
- Inn;frdn56en.z -
Gl"tritt@srsis sur Gbeetsr- 0p.leQuno25 Gts,.
A;nbsr Is &ents. s'|'
5itttt@ gum 2an5'araasacn 25 Cts. fir sirsn
81 Sis1sT TsritsGuna labet tSFi6R ein
Da5 6 . II n ittee.
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8riehiTe.
2(tue Nn}etQtu.

Ser1euot sperbeu:
3nei CUTE Gnttter Fri martin aIein ~
St. Yeter> Minn. Cir eeuSbnLide Tferteo,.
l!a'rre '~s!eet SIS bssatlt. Daufrnes BfIdGf-
tt'ann9 "ne Yanrtl'tss ge5ablung ms.eeu ,ues,
Ittsrt. 0"s'-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-16

0enry 81. @ WITT.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-16

G5 lIro cute 0liiupe fir bic Mnnobme
porbancer pae Ger ge9enndytise NlfrAf
fir Eruppen on Gle loyalen Gtaoten rer
leBte 1T. Die 9ebeltpn biNft tereitS, ouf
Zen Sob Yerpunpet, ibrem3ulammeuf turs
entSe9en. Dreivisriel ee6 umfanSvsibeu
@ebietes, User wslde5, nsnn Ger &yieg
be9onneu, Der yerfdiberil tbe unp lhna,sc
Deepctismu5 Der Gt!aysrei iein t|frnes
Seepter oei@wuusen, tit beretts BON cer
uriurpirten 9errlNaft tefreit. Son esu
20 MiQionen n6rpltG uno .iiel:d ou{
bic 8esdb!t wrrren, bic Sadc uno oae
Banner Der @srr1tbsr@5 auptIeute ~. ney=
tbeioi9en uno aufrebt SIT balteu, talter
feline feds Miuionen r,ebr III ilren1 YER
aweifelten @lld. 8or einem Sabre n,ar
tncing orBdn9erse ;punaell, auf uei1eNetz
be un9lidstdue" Desug ,u nebnen, he
un(ere Wafen tetrpfcn, uno bic nSprNc
uno ben Summer bic unIer Nefpal!ene5
2anb einbIuen." 1ertrauen il, uultrc1
enpli@enS riumpb lhien in mandes Yats
rioten 6ers ;u fnfen ; ter nit etsIsr yerz
fu9ten NebeQiun ympatiNrence8nri!be
purpe ireh uno triumpb!rene, uao fiU
ter9enc leltit inter eicVNbaisn tes Sem.
pe!5 Ter 6yeibeit,
@aaute er Ysra9tli9 auf lie eslen MiSsl,asy
berab.
SIS 9erei@t mir gum @eronioen Sbne'1
3u Der @eibe Dlcrreider Eriumpbe eratus
liren ju t6nnen, bic ole 9dbatten psrz
iAeu&ten unp Die banaen 3weifel tonuz
tel, pur1 pa6 i9neu baIenee Gnerrlultat
Der totalen Miererme,fu Jung niele 9en,cinen
8er(dw6run9. 9eset1 bic confitutionelIe
Gretbeit. Der tetriserilde &uf uJriepe"
miro ntdt ldnser 8eb5rt 0orte css Mit>
9efubl6 erferten auf ben 2ippen, ibr IT.
tbeil ltebt III Glammen;lBen ant 6immel
perjet@net, {elblR bic Stunpen tires @ers
ratbe finp 8Sdblt unp pae N4@eln tes
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-17
Engine and BoiIer for sale.

1.-TWO 90 IOeh Cyiindsr Boilers, oaoh 30 test IOng
with 6TO frOnt, crate bars, &C. One Engine ~
inch cylinder, 81 fest stTOEe, governor, ~ Wheel
I8 feet, and All IN complete running ordeFs having
been run only Q months; which viii Be sold ct .
haFEAin. For further Information esquire Ot
PAXTON, DONLJN O6LEBAYS
oetIO-tf No. s. Main street, wheeling.
Marietta Republican copy mouth and Send bill
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-17

ON TUESDAY, THE 92d OF NOVEMBER, 1854
AT THE FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT HOUSE
FOR OHIO COUNTY.
A 7 the time and plaoo above stated, vii Ofar
IA for sale, At public auction, the following prop
Lot No. %, on the south size Of QaiDey street,
east Of Sixth street. aad adjoining the residence 0f
Jacob r. Greer, Esq.
Lots No. 81 and 3s, on the north eide Of Linsiey
street. At its intersection With seventh stTeOt- On
these lots ts = large ice house
Lot No. ia, on the north eide Of WebateF street,
extending back TO the creek. On this log Is large
icO-houso, built Of stone
Lot 80. IS. at tho corner Of German aud 3ar.hall
streets, occupied By james AahWOTth, In Centre
Lot No. {, in Square S. In the tOsn Of sOuth
Wheeling.
This sale being had under . decree Of the Circuit
Court for Ohio county, uneKeeptIonablo title will
be given to each purchases EiIhSr All Of thoss
lots may be purehAsed st private sAis-
For farther tnSOrmSsiOu apply TO JAMES -
RACHAEL HORNBROOK,
AdministrStTix, With the viii annexed Of y b.
HoTnbFO0k, deceased. noVa
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qKRMs OF wEEKLY.
Us. MarshaI's Sale.
ApEAHelN

states Gts sf s 6.sries q iSs GVI,sd
JsSer.ol 4. Martin Virginia. st Wheeling. Fsil
TN pursuance Of Decree o. the District CouT; Of
u the United stEtes for the District Of West Wiz
gfnia rendered AZ its Fall Term, 1ssl ct Wheeling,
In the above entitled cAuse, will on THURSDAY,
DEORMBER 18Th. 1864. at the front door Of the
sell public auction, TO the highest aud best bid
der, the tra Of land containing about one hun
dred acres more ess) stu lie In the toTks Oi Rig
Grave Greek In said county Of MaFshall, aud in
james Barley bought Of John GAllaher- aud bOand-
cd ~ follows, 70 Wit; beginning at stake IN the
mouth Of Q Bayou, corner 60 piece OF the sane
farm that was heretofore scld to Wm- p. DaViss
survey, with the several courses and distances
thereto 70 the center Of largo cut In the bottom
msds by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
and whore the creek now principally ranSs thence
down nid channel 70 atumrs corner % piece,
say about eight and half acres HERETOFORE sold IL
Robert Alexander; thence with Glid AleXandeT's
line eAstWaFdly 70 Q stake In the field, corner to
said AiGEAnderS thence sOuthWardly with sAid
AIeXAndeTs line 10 the north side Of the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad; thence eastWaTdly along the
aide Of said RAlrOad 70 the original line Of said
survey; theme eastWardIy With she original line.
with the several courses aud distances thereto 10
stake, corner 70 aaiJ Wm. P. Davis; tkeace north
Wardiy with the sAid VIM. r Davis line TO the be-
TERMS OF sALE-Fifteen per cent OF the pur-
ehAss money In hand, the balance in three Cqun !
Ia StAlments At Fix, twelve aud eighteen months,
with interest on each deferred insfallments from
the day Of sale until palds the purchaser giving
bond with good security fer said deferred INSTALL
ments, with the privilege Of paying all any PoT-
tou Of the deferred pay neEfs ~ the next term OF
this Court.
sale to commence ut two O'Clock P. NJ.
kDWAKD II. NORTON,
Oct37-td =. 8. Marlhll.
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NEWS FROM TIE soUTH.
Proceedings Of the Rebel Congress.
The Rebel Congress.
sRHATB.
TnuRspAY, Nov. 1O, !s64.

THURSDAY, Nov. 10, 1854.
The Senate was called to order at twelve
O'Clock NJ. by the President pro ten, Hon.
r. NJ. Hunter.
Mr.. Caperton, of Va, offered the follow
lug resolution, which was agreed to and
referred to the Committee on Military Af-
fairs -
RssOtvsd, That SO much of the report of
the Secretary of War as relates to the pro-
duction and supply of iron be referred to a
select committee of Eve, to be appointed by
the chair.
On motion of Mr.. Sparrow, the Senate
then went into secret session with closed
doors, and after short time so spent the
doors were opened and the Senate adjourn
ed until Monday.
HousH OF RRPRlsRNTATIVEs.
The House met at twelve N. Prayer by
the Rev. DIR. Duncan, of the Methodist
Episcopal church.
STATE ExENPTs. L
Mr.. Staples, of Va, offered the foil ow'
RssolUsd, That a special committee o
three be appointed to inquire into the ex
psdisncy Of an appeal on the part Of Con
eress 70 the several States of the Confed-
/ eracy- for q modification Of their laws ex
exempting State officers and emplOyeel
| from military service. Adopted.
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate
sITUATE IM IN CITY oR WHEELINd.

DY virtue aud in pursuance Ofa Deed Of Trust,
} executed by Thomas Townsend and Richard
CoWley, Of Belmont COUNTY, State Of Ohio, to Nor
gan Nelson, late Of the city of Wheeling, row de-
cFaBo1, b0lTt1g cato on 0Oth day Of AuEuSft lS1J,
and duly OF record IN the Ree0TdeTs once Of Ohio
county, State Oi West Virginia. In Deed Book No S,
folio 3A5 to secure to RTancs r. Armstrong trustee
Of Emily A. Zane, the bum Of SllsO o.. with inter
est thereon manifested, by two several Bonds
given for the came and described In slid Deed u
nexed Of said Morgan H'isOa, deceased, and ia viz
tue Of the power Inferred upon mo by the 9th $50
tiOn Of chapter 17S Of the Code eG Virginia, proceed
on the 26th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1864, ai the front
public auction the EllOIing described piec parcel
Of land: A part Of what is known by the name Ot
tho COtt5' Yarn, on Wheeling Creek, within the
limits Of the city Of Wheeling beginning at siake
on Fulton street corner TO james, and james X.
Baker; thence n. 49lo W IS gOles u the soe Snau
line; thence With aid line n 40, < 10 poles 80
Wheeling creek: thsacO dON said creek aud btndir
thereon 5Oo 80 pOl-s; tbssee = 10, Z II Tvle=
thence y. 5Oo y ~ poles. e. stake corner tosaii
Bakers lIne; thence g. 50lsso, W. 10 P1ea to the
and half POos, described I'm GAid deedS excl t
the following described part Of sAid iAnd above de-
scTieed, that Is 20 say beginning the East side
Of Fulton street and on the SOrkmAn lilac, no
stake st Whoeling creek; theDce down said creek,
and binding thereon, 50o, =. A-lOO Poies to .
stake: thence s 4OEo,W W 10 pOlds, = stake on tlV
line Of Fu ton street; thence With the east side Of
Fulton street, N 4Slo W So 100 poles 10 the be-
ginning: contAing one haif Acre. aud which
Tgyed by said Townsend and vile and said Gov Icy
to MAFens W. Amiek, by deed duly Of rVcOrh In said
Recorders once, In Deed Book No Al, folio ~
Terms Of sale, CAsh-
Administrator, with the will annexed, OF Morgan
Nelson, deceased, trustee In the above dated deed.
Oct20-ts
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RATInNAL MKDlCINE.

DR. THOMAS J. KISNER WOULD
~ respectfully inform the citizens Of Wheeling
and vicinity that he has permanently located In
this city for the practice Of Medicine upon tho IA
tloual or Eclectic System. He has been engaged In
the practice of his profession for number OF years
and has been eminentlY successful in the treatment
OF all varieties of diseases both acute and ohron
DR.. K, as heretofore, will devote good share OF
his time and tothe treat OF all chronic
diseases of both sexes, such a. Consumption and all
varieties of Lung Diseases all Diseases OF the Throat
Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Mercurial
and Nervous Diseases, Rheumatism Scrofula. avery
variety of Blood and Skin Diseases Epilepsy, Tumor,
weus, Spinal Affections, Diseases OF the Kidneys
and Bladder, Heart Affections, Diseases Of the Bye
and Ear, 30. Those peculiar TO Females, viz: In
Aammatory Diseases OF the Uterus, Painful 1rregu-
larities LeueOrrhea PFOlnpsuB UteFi, and all Ner-
Vous Diseases to which they subject. Diseases
Of Children carefully and nationally treated: Med
icines mild reliable and agreeable. 1=
All communications strictly confidential. Night
calls cheerfully and promptly answered.
RarOfice and residence one door west Of Louis
A6llng's Hotel, Third street, near Reed Kratts
Drug store, Centre Wheeling, w. Va 0fhoe hours
from A. M to0 p NJ. .fs1l-t -s t4d wv.
II N RERERENoES. isIgl
Prof. B. r. Payne, SteubenVtile, Ohio. p"
DR.. w. ID. McGregor, ,... (" So y" O..
DR.. G. AEnold, Cambridge, Ohio. q.
Prof. O. II. CleAYeland. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Or. O. A. Melchimer, Van Vert
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WnE1lra, WrsT VA, Dec. eth, 1853,

wHKI1INa, WEsT VA, Dec. 4th, 1863.
III au ,UhOm q may CONCERN: We, the under
signod members Of the West Virginia Legislature,
take pleasure in saying that We have known DR..
Richard H. Lee many years previous Q the eseAs-
gefic praotiioner Medicine (of the Eclectic School
both In KanAWha county Va and Gala county
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PRANKLN HnRNAoR.

PARsFON CoUNFT, w.vG, August %, 1854.
" O. PITZGERALD, Seton IA. fitzgerald, VIM.
Ls r. RitESerald, VIM. II. HtEgeESld, A. W. HitE-
fEerald and A. s. Campbell. .- f---.=- l
These SentlsuaeD f6rmerly resided near Fork
NounkAin, Nelson county, Virginia They passed
through the HneS, went 70 Belmont county, ohios
FrookIin FurnAea, Preston oOuhtyt West Virginia,
IVhere tley stfn tfSInain. They have fearned that
tbeir famiiies have lately oame through the lines
md went to Ohio in search OF them. Th0ir nAnIes
are aS follows -- =,
Matild1 Fitzgerald, Judy iavin4 t1s
5Santba FifIgeEald Klisabeth Rit1gerald Elisa6ett
J. Campben, Mary Jane Weaver, and Emily Ooily.
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Cavalry and ARTILLERY Horses
Wanted.
/, ssIsrANF ouARrERlIAsTEFs OFTIoB.

A ssIsFANF FoUARTERIAsTERS OFFICB, /
n WHEELNG, W Va, November Let. l56l- !
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES uill bs
purchased in the open market a. WhosttnEV " Va
One hundred and dfty-AVe dollars (SlS5J - IL bO
uaid foF Cavalry and one hundred and SlHty-hVO
dollars C$I65) for Artillery HOEIel-
ARTILLERY Horses must be Of dark color, sound in
All partieulAFs strong. quick active we'll bro
Zen and square trOtteTS In harness, in good hesh
and condition, from sig % ten years Old, and not
lss8 than /, 90 pounds
Cavalry Horses must be sound in all particular
well buoksn, IN full hesh and good condition, from
IS 70 1S hands high, from 70 year1 Old, and Woli
ADAPTED In every way 70 Cavalry purposes.
BY order Of OoI. Jas. 4. EELN. Col In charge 1Gt
Div. o. M0.O. GUS. AETsNAN,
noVI Capt. A q -.
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1I1FTT TNTFLIIaENCER STEAM JOB 0PRIcR
executes all kinds Of Job Printing With neat
nesS Nd diSpatch, aad at War priees.-4Apply st
the corner 81 Qnincy and Matni BtEeetss uP stairA
Wheeling, ". Va. z5ii,F $50 s'HZiHooU - sies
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q. SLACK, Senator Tth Dist.
w. DUNBAR, II. II. d.
John NJ. PHRLPHE, Pres. SenAtl

EVoBee one door south Of KrAmer'l Hotel
Ladies wishing to consult the Dr. (if they prefer
can call ut room No. 50, Grant House, and Mrs
Lee VIII take plehsure in accompanying them TO
the once. Can be found at the Grant House e
NIGHT. Gugs1d4N