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ohN X. ELVANS.k CO.,
" LouiliAnA ave, and sos street .
WARRINGTON, D. C., ~
r. Na g DRALERs IN NJO
IRON AND STEEL. W
NgwBDIsH IRoN-oIdin,,v .,,..
RRFlNED IRON.
BA0EALL's As.
HORSE SHOE IRoN-Mtrs, As.
0v1Is AND uALg EoUNDA
q. y. NAIL RoDR
= y. DO.
sPRIS" -..APEs -
--,o BTKKL.,
ToK CORK STEEL.
HOOPB-0AlNAniIed,
ExTR1 FALL RIVER KoDs-KOuA4 and
square charcoal plate Iron; PuddlSd
sHEET iRoE-Ansrisaa; American costa.
.. IaT.i'' Belgian i'm. Russia Russia I;
galvanized.
SQUARE CAST sTBRL-sAnderson'L
0CTA00N CAST STEEL.
SHEAR STkkL--SAAdsrGOniA
GILMAN iBTEEL
FLAT CAST STEEL.
BLISTER BTHkL--AmerieAn
HOUND srkkL--CAsti nAshinsry.
Y t..#
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I H n,sdr OSoUAP,.EERMAsTER's OFFICE

[ T NEE 9UAp ..EERMASTERs OFFICE,
January SASHIN0ToN, WAsHIEGroN, d. @. +,
All ., 1904
L. dealers In Drugs, Hardware, Lumber
sGthsT, once Furniture, Harness and SRdleTy
are requested TO send 70 this once, on the MON.
DAY Of each week, . sealed proposal or list, IN
dupiictas, Of the articles they are prepared TO
furnish to this depot at short notice, with the
priee " each marked In plain figures, 80 that, In
ease the ecigonoIss Of tho service require II, the
| aud nj the lowest rrioe
Dealers wishing 10 sell TO this nsPol will be
required TO furnish the list Puuetually every
Monday morning. d. H. RUCKRk,
Brig. Gen. and Chief QuATtsTmAstsF
IGh-H DapOi ~ Washington
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TIE AM . HI H -.

.H - II h AM - HI H g..
NEW STEAMSHIP LrNE OF SCREW
CLEANERS
TO
49," NEW YORK.
The New and Substantial Steamers
Z c. KNIGHT,
Capt. J. J. Mason,
John GIBSON,
Capt. W. C. dsoghsgAn,
Built expressly for this route, are now leaving
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. c.,
AND ALEXANDRIA,
EVERY THURSDAY At4p. H..
New York, from Pier Il, N. r. on the same day
Freight reeaivsd daily, handled In the most
careful manner, aud delivered with the greatest
dispatch, at fair rates.
For Freight 10, aPPlyn ..
SNOW 4 CO.,
Washington and Georgetown, D. G.,
FLOWERS 4 BOWEN,
Alexandria, Va, and
WIN J. TAYLOR L CO.,
apl-n 40 Cedar street, N. Y.
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.HA1LRoADs,
1864 " ABRANeEkSHTs 1864
iNHwYoRK LINES.


FHn oAunrn Avn InpoY Ann PuiILpEf.-
- 800 $500.
HIRg LHHna.F 80 cT--. unE rF
FROM PHfffDRLPHIL TO HEw YORK
.rn -.v M Icua n"
- - -. = -.
KRNsIHof0N DEPOT
ss.6 - s.Is.s1k .I.,n.,I -. ga" -.
AS a. m, via Camden and AnbOy---cc- and a. =,
MGa m. yirceSdsn and Jersey City
Nav Isr..v A.. n,noda tion II. q "a
AS m .i'yggy &c., ana 'Jst.:I civ:
Morning Rxnrsss' Z. -. a 90
Msa m. Wa tamdcn and Jersey city
Al Class T,.Sst -, 4 rs
Al n ~ ~ " 3, ,.Incion .ni jsr.sI
City-Exnrsss ,..'. a 90
Ml2m ~ Sa,,isn end Itaboy-C and
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John WRLCK
~ BUTLER RESTAURANT.
Ia Malson Doree.

s2l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
between Ninth and Tenth streets, (up stairs.
The proprietor Of this faVorite Restaurant has
spared no pains TO make this the best Restaurant
In WaahingtOni and he points with pleasure TO
the large patronage he has always been honoFed
with, aud respectfully solieits 4 continuance Of
the same.
GAME, OYSTERS, and Othor Tefreshmsnts con
stantly on hand, and At tho most reasonable
rates,
BREAKFAST,
DINNER AND
SUPPER
prepared at the shortest notice and in the most
satisfactory manner.
Breakfast from 8 to II O'Clock. Dinner and
suPPer at all hours. mAys-u
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WASHINGTON, d. O., APRIL l, 1865
w The undersigned has sold out his Lumber
Yard to NATHANIEL b. FU0lTr, with whom ali
persons Indebted 20 me eATnestly reg uoHted tv
mako Immediate settlement In order to facilitate
the closing up " the NaSlp Of the old concern,
JOSEPH FU0ITT.
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THE 6.l5 A. NJ TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
Connects with the .. 20 q. m. train from Bal
timore for Pittsburgh and tho West, and
for Elmira, Buffalo, Rochester, Dun
kirk, CRnAndaiguA, aud Niagara
Falls, aud for New York City.
THE l. 80 P. N. TRAIN FRoM WASHINGTON
Connects with the p. m. train from Bal
imorS for Pittsburg and Erie.
THE o,B P N, TRAIN PROM WARRINGTON
Connects with the 10 p m. Express from
Baltimore and rms through 70 PiuS-
burgh aud Blmira, without change
Of cars, connecting At Pittsburgh
for Cincinnati, Chicago, and
81. Louis, aud AtTElmiTa
for Buffalo, Roehes-
ter, and Syracuse.
oNB THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY,
Leaving Washington At 8 o'clock p. N.
SLEEPING CARS ON MORT TRAINS.
SOLDIERS TIcKKTs AT GOVERNMENT RATES.
Low PARE AND otICK TIM
AS-Por Tickets aud any Information apply ct
the once OF the Great Pennsylvania Route, cor
ner Pennsylvania avenue aud sixth street, under
National Hotel, and Depot House, No. as street,
near New Jersey avenue, Wellington,
IUT + J! n DUBARRY,
Superintendent N, &. X. r.
- B.J WILKINS,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JNO. GlLLETT, Passenger Agent,
. C"rnar sLHtk atsaat N~A psNs.yl~aAia Gvenhe.
ds2S-tf AL
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PBTRoLEuM.
TTIE STANDING STONE OIL COMPANY
Il u a ! OP WEST VIRGINIA. 2 7 n
CAPITAL, 81 ooo. 900.

Ia 20, 900 shares, =. ESQ .ssh. nj
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GROCERs, BUTCHERS, AND PRoVIs,
~ ION DEALERS.
TAXI NOTICE.
We offer for sale
10, 600 REAMs CAP STRAW.
1900 RRAMs CROWN STRAW.
ALSO,
All kinds Of
WRAPPING PAPER,
TEN PER CENT. LOWER
than can purchased elsewhere.
We are constantly ParshASlnE, for CASH,
Old BLANK BOOKS,
BILLS, RECEIPTS.
LETTERS, AND
NEwsPAPERs,
For which We will pay
AN ADVANCE ABOVE THE MARKET.
CASH PAID FOR RAas ROPE. 10.
KNIGHT 4 JoHNsoN's,
~ q South Charles street,
dSlS.u BalunSES, Maryland,
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NEW YORK
~ AND
wAsHING TON
sTBAMBHIP LINE.
sEMI-wERKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK,
W AsHIN6ToN AND GEoRGETowN,f ID. O.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE sALvoR, AsD JAS.
s. GREEN.
Regular sAiling Days WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS, at 10 a. m, from foot n High
street, Georgetown, aud Pier 10, foot Of Wall
street, New York.
For freight or passage apply 10
o.. Q. 7. HOUGHTON, Agent
foot Of High street, Georgetown, or
JAMES HAND, Agent,
de226m III Wall street, New York.
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NATHANIEL b. FUGITT,
LUMBER DEALER,
siH q street WSsi, near PsAH'ylyAaia avenue,
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A Pretty hover ln sa1ony.

At Dresden l saw the Sistine Madonna
with inexpressible delight, bnt 1 saw an
other sight, not quiteasO poeIiosl aud ideal
yet still to be looked upon with interest
and pleasure One day was walking
through the public square to the picture
gallery. l happened to notice q woman
moving. l stopped, sat down, and looked
At her for half an hour. She Was APPa-
renLly two or three and twenty. Her head
was finely formed, aud set finely on her
shoulders Her hair was neatly braided
round it; her features we're regular; com
piexion brown as berry; eyes bright bluei
form vigorous, well rounded like that Of
DJrothea in Goethe's poem. From her
ears hung golden ear rings. She wore
bright colored petticOat reaching little
b'loW her knees; her legs were bare, aud
her feet enoased in embroidered shoes.
She was the picture of health and robust
beauty. She swung tho scythe with an
inimitabIe ease aud grace, and as she dld
so there was a placid expression on her
pleasant countenance. which spoke OF
good conscience, u cOntented spirit, and
willingness to do the work which her
destiny pointed out. l examined the
swaIns; the grass WAS cut smooth as vel
vet; you could not tell where one swath
ended and the Dext began. garden lawn
looked no smoother. II WAS a work ofart,
high art, and an American farmer might
have taken useful lesson. wish l
could have taken her portrait as she stood
befJre me.-PrOttSSOr FELTON,.
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a JEALOUS NAN who was ON visit to
London, was induced to call on a olair~
voyant to ascertain what his wife was do
inG at hOr residence some ninety miles
away. "Shc is sitting in her parlor,"
said the lady, land she looks out of the
window Us if in expectation" "Strauge,"
said the gentleman, "who can she ox~
Peotl'' Some one enters the door, she
sees him and caresses him foudly.." "Uor-
rrIble!" interrupted the gentleman, think
ing OF the divorce court. "Now he lays
his head on her lap, and looks tenderly
into her eyes" ''DreadEuI! she shall
suffer for this" "Now he ways his
tall" and as this explained the story,
old jealousy deoamped and resolved not
to DC inquisitive in regard to his wife.
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Jhe guteEIigeafer,
"souS Les nIdeauI."
[AwonDraYu1 swain 1ovEpo1n.I

Close me, curtains, closer in;
Shut me in my breathing bed,
Folded round my 8leeplSSs head
Let the darkness darker be,
While dream Of one away
Who transformed my gOul to-day
Into boundless ecstAsy.
All the loom know is gloom,
And the thickly bolted door ....
Locketh ont all sounds abOlt-
Found that move mo now more
Even my night lamp has expired,
And there Is no ray Of light,
Not the feeblest that the sight
Ian clutch or chance upon tonight
My gueSses 10 time Of night.
Yet, still closer, close me, 60.
Let the darkness darker grow,
That from out this square Of blackness,
Thick with bliss,
may carve each perfect feature
or the oaIy living creAture
VINO could change me like 70 this,
Now nothing hate dread
30 peaceful fa1eth life,
And ali Of fear aud all of strife
Lies harmless the dead
Dead IN the ecstAcy Of new born life
Her life, my life;
Two lives, one litei
IT'LL nov unkn0En, yet nov 30 known,
Our spi hts a8 one essence loUeWATd soar,
As II twin.born, tWin.bEed, tWn-fated, evermoTe,
80 asupt1r's hand with genius nerved divine
Now equals mine;
No stone Of rare antique
Or wOnder-modelsd Greek,
LiVss ike the lkeBess that my memories might
Carve from ths blacknssa Of the kindly night;
And lie in all this sweet uurest,
Hy her IOsssssed,
Pity / all the world, save unbleGt,
And wonder why
High crowned ambition, NIGdom, power, pride, pell
Should Seem 20 poor 70 my exalted SELL
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WHAT Is LIrE2-Schelliug says it is
"the tendency to naturalization" Rich.
crard says, Life is collection of phe-
nomena which succeed each other during
n limited time in IN organized body
But is champagne alive rs long us it fz~
yes, and top us long AZ it spins? De
BlAinville says, "LiCe is the twO-fold ms
ternal movement Of composition and de~
composition, mt once general and cOntin.
nous" Herbert Spencer formerly defined
life as "the coordination of actions" Mr..
Lewes says Life is series of definite
and successive changes, both ofstructure
and composition, which take place within
an individual without destroying its
identity" Mr.. Spencer ends with 1.-The
definite combination of heterogeneous
changes, both Simultaneous and success
i've. Now you see it2
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OVER wORK.-Unwise above many Ia the
man who considers every hour lost which
IS not spent in reading, writing, or in
study, and not more rational is she who
THINKS every moment of her time lost
which does not fnd her sewing. We once
heard great mau advise that a book Of
some kind be carried in the pocket, to be
used in case of an unoc3upied moment;
such was his practice. He died early and
fabulous. There are women who, after Il
hard days work. will sit and sew by can
die or gas-light until their eyes are almost
blinded, or until certain pains about the
shoulders como on, which are almost iu-
suppOrtable, and are only driven to bed by
physical incaPacity to work any logger
Tho sleep OF tho oyerworkGd, like that oil
those who do not work at all, is unsatisiy-
ing aud unrefreshing, and both alike wake
up in weAriness, sadness and langor, with
an Inevitable result, both dying premature.
ly. Let no one work in pain or WEAKNESS
When man ia tired he ought to lie down
until he il fully rested, when, with reno
waited strength, the work will be better
done, done tho sooner, aud douO with g
self sustained RlRcrity. The time taker
from seven or eight hours sleep out o.
each twenty four, is time not gained, bu
time much more than lost; we can chea
ourselves, but We cannot cheat nature.
certain amount of food is necessary to E
healthy body, and If less than that amour
be furnished, decay commences the VERY
hour. 1t is the same with sleep, and AM
one who persists in allowing himself lest
than nature requires will only hasten hi
arrival at the mad house or the grave
This is especially true CfbrAin- work.
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A CARD.

DR: r.. n LEE-PHYsIoIAN, SURGEON
IL AND AOC0U for past fayors
Woud respectfully inform his friends and the puBlIc
generally that he Is stu doing business at his old
stand. Main street, near the Suspension Bridge,
" ;H ne VIII oe happy 70 attend to any business
calls promptly attended to. DR.. Lee is 4 grad1Ste
o. me Eclectic Medical Institute Of Cincinnati and
nv oeen Varously engaged in the practice OF IN
profession 1oE the last fourteen years. DR.. Lee
now prepared with all the necessary apparatus for
me MEDICAL application of Electricity In the treat
the special attention of the afflicted 30 perfscti
me - Healing Art" 1.-THE present day las praoficed
oy that few need despair Of receiving DER
nanent oenent II they cannot be perfectly cured
special attention given 70 diseases Of women Ard
c6nndrsnt leommu ions stFie conf debflSi.
PIaetiee 70 safe certain and prompt leaving no
aeIcuriai faint In the system, but cleaning reno.
Eaung and strengthening the general system acting
IN unison with Natures Unerring IaWi -6
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DE- 3, w -EGAN7rIE7+-4S -
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,

On, EssENoE OF LIFE. 4
PnIPAREp IRON Pun VEGETABLE EXTRACTS CoNEA1-
ne NOTHING IRJURIoUs TO nh MOST DEIIOAF1.
Hzg-The ReluvenAtiug Elixir is the result Of mod
ern discoveries in the vegetable kingdom; being an
entirely new and abstract method OF cure trre9Pe
tive of all the old and worn ont systems. q
FR-This medicine has been tested by the most
eminent medical men OF the day, and by them pro
nounced to be of the greatest medical discover
les of the age.
EFOne bottle will cure general Debility.
GE-A few doses cures Mysteries in females.
AS-One bottle cures Palpitatton OF the Heat.
1S-A few doses restores the organs OF generation,
From one to three bottles restores the mAnh'
ness and full vigor OF youth: -
- A few doses restores the appetite.
~ Three bottles cure the worst cases OF Iulp0'
~ "A few doses cures the low spirited.
{ m One bottle restores mental power. t5E
HR.A few doses brings the roses to the cheek.
- This medicine restores to manly Vigor, and
robust health the poor debilitsted worn.doWn and
deSparing devotee OF sensual pleasure.
M The lstless eneryated youth, the oYeH.tA9ked
man eff business the victim OF nervous depression
the individual suffering frem general debility or
from weakness of single organ, will all lind imme-
date and permanent relief by the use OF this Elixir
or Essence of Life. -,.- Alias. -
Ha-Price, s. per bottle, or three bottles for 8,
and forwarded by Express, on receipt Of money %
any address. s...sy
IA-sold by all druggists everywhere. =.
l DIR. W. R. MERWIN Co.,
Sole Proprietors,
| mr24 d&w1y No. SO Liberty Str, New York
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: RATIONAL ! MEDICINE.

na' THOMAS i.JaEkISNIeTRt xRyr,1,v
- EeSPscttuiy inform the cittzenS Of WbssIIa..
4E vicinity that he has peff1aneTtIv
LII Glty Tor the practice Of Medicine Tsn6 IN
t tIlAl ~ Eclectic System He has bean snoS5 ~
~, Of mis- profassi0n for nuinl,sF 81 ~
~ u HS Dee9 entnently successful n an 49,
NJ VAIletles OF diseases; both 6cui S5S
II n, as heFetOfores VIII dsyute a eooJ St y;
Ltne ana attention to the Treatment I OF
OF Doth aexeS, Bu6h ~ nc
Tt!etieS OF Lung Disease al nSeSSa1 III Al
10y dyspepsia, Liver C6mpIaintS ~
9aTiet Rhsl4 atim, SGFofniS e9sII
We b. spinal Affeetioni Diseases 81
en9 SLsoaer' Heart Affections DiSeSssS ~ t1
Sn1 -, e; Those peculiar 70 FeEoSIsSt tae 5ye
Diseases Of the UtoruI PSjfSI IN
@ Leaeorrheas ProlapsuS UteFj II
" ~ ESseses 70 which theyare nbiSSt M ser
" carefully and nationals, 49,
1c1nsS mild reliable and agrgsS6ie tsPeeEeq. Ned
Al communications strictly ooraa.-.,,
e@nS SnSeE1nlly and promptly a6TS-s-S5 Nlgns
f. - Once and restdenoe ono 3,S5or -. ii.
Drug Store sf [ni5d atTeet neaE Reed KrSftS
nom A. u. to9.P.M. q omee hours
REFERHNoRa
nr oI 1 o. \ z. u EFayne, stslbenTfle, OhIo
u. ". y. Me3regor,
= u. =; y AEnold, Cambridge, ohio. l,,
66EoL. Y: d. cleveland oineirn.4, ~,
~ ~: =: a: helehimer, Van Weft'
-ASuS"ft.- no. p ~ {si4 o..
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Excelsior PIaninoM Mill

AH1AG fitted up my establishments WITH a.
latest improved Machinery, am nov -nrsS
PaEed . furnish at my ofHee IN BRIDGFP6RT. ttSc
ING tnAt was formerly occupied by Stewart and
tough and Worked Boards FIoorfnS
Doors, saSh, Shingles shelvinS1
VI Shutters, MonIdfnSS Palfn0EJ PSIs
frames, and Building Materials GeneraJIy
AZ VOL 9enverSd Tee Of charges at the OeTs
and Ohio and Hempdeld r. 3. DepotT
- Orders promptly attended to-
fv.., GEORGE KEELIER. 4
4. lAormerty OF the firm Of Stewart g KeeTJn.1
SAtOsHFoa1, Belmont Co. o. Z u is9.spsdi
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wEsPrsvIRGINIA
6.SS College,
Az wHEELfNG'
oovn;I-=5pv
I T. HITGHC oC K.
AT NO. 11s1f MAIN STREET,
Hornbrook'S ButldipgA
ssU-Onen for students day and evening.
mopen fer sladsn.. dsyy...and. sysnlng.

k-Open for Students day and evening.
TINHE purpose Of this Institution is to instruct
i young men (and women tool IN the I, principles
which govern the correct transaction o. pecuniarE
buSineSsRDdin Aho Its eonoomitAnta
BO0KsKEEPING,
stripped of its absurd yerbiagel and ancient pro
IiIity and intrioacy, and adapted to the modern
mode of doing business, especially In the United
States 10 the leading subject ofattentfon Its LAVE
which are exact unerrng and free from eXcep
tiop as those Of nature and Comprised in very few
words are first made familiar to tha- student, who
who ID then conducted through course ofprsctica
Bookkeeping, in numerous sets Of books in great
variety ftoFnlB, till he thuB acquires mAHteryo
the ar which enabfes him to apply It With faciitg
to any kind Of business. -
A WRITING SCHOOL
is open day and evening, attended by both ladie,
Bnd gentlemen, where, without entering for the full
course, good handwriting can be obtained ms
few weeca 81 :. -,
and fts application to all manner Of
| ,s,, COUNTING-H0USR CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their primary Importance de-
mandS The student viii be made 9S9g93ted with
tending greatly TO the Gbbrevistiou Of his work.
/ There Is open 70 the student also courseot
| ..l st.t BUSINESS SCIENCE 70
4 comprising Political Economy, Commercial Law ana
uBAgoS' Finance. Banking and Currency; also maxim
/ of eminent Business Men in regard to the beS
mOthodI Of conducting business successfully an
instructions in the above subjects are inssrsreE
1 formation OF high character as men and cIEizOus.
The course OF Instruction is intended to be a.
comprehensive and thorough. as that of any OF the
Commercial Colleges while the expense 10 the stu.
4 dent is much leNs. Il e. l-z1' 90 t---1~-.
/ -I.I.H. begs leave DO refer those to whom hO IL
unknown TO the officers OF the banks in Wheeling
Il sud Bridgeport, and especially to HIS EtudCnrB.
4 TERMS, &C. ,. Ia "a
For the full course above indicated including the
requisite blank books for Bookkeeping, the charge
is $40, payable on entering. Tho time usually re-
Quired for the is from two to three months
but the student is not limited in time-he may
remain as long, and return as often, as he peases
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JNo. 8. rhiMBLR.
NEW FIRM.
a. W. JOHNSON g. SON

HhRAUIACtUFeF1 OF Uopper, TIN aud
Sheet Iron Ware.
HAVING AVA1LED OURSELVES OF ALI, TIM
- improved facilities vs are better prepared NOV
than ever to NIL all orders for any article or
the above line Of business. VALUES and Cond1ctor,
made 70 order. Steamboat work done in q gpbStST.
tial and Workmantke manner We are nov nSL-;-,a
particular attention to this branch of the a15
can guarantee 8attgRctiontn every parttcutaT ~
wholesale Dealers 70 can offer inducem66ts tbst
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock of WSrH q
complete, and the assortment is full at an Tina We
sep STOCK OF theAteSt and most approved "a ttsS
OF Coal and Wood Stoves on hand at al time
en- .J0HNsoN SON,
Ho.1T9 Market Square.
"4-9AH Wheeling Va
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g. sLAcK, Senator III Dtut. "
W. z. DUNBAR, n. H. D.
JOHN II. PHELPHS. Pres soDo+o

NJ of1oe one door south of Kramer. Ho.s
Ladies wishing TO consult tho DR.. III thew pra,.-
IN c4i az room NO. 6e, Grant House, ana Mr.
tf VIII aks plehBure in aeoompany wing them 10
me once Can be found ut the Grant Hou1s Al
-2--Ss
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ZNzZZZRZzZzZz

All the Medical men and the Press recommend
DR.. str4cklsnds Anti Cholera Mixture as the only
certain remedy for d arrhoaa andDysentery, It Is
a combination Of Astringeuts, Absorbents, stimu.
Tents and oatminasTes, and IS warranted to effect
cure 9fter AL other means have failed. g,
Fourth street, Cincinnati o. -a ~ T.
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n IIN0RE LI0CE HsOPIIH
*. Z...pIIsHED AS A RERUGE FRO
~ RsEA -e1tItr1TIA0KERY.-6A
nus11TElY.PLAUE WHERE 4
CURE,OA5 BH OBRAINED.

OUR G2gSSOtAS' = ID = tfSS
DR JoHtsFoS lsDfsooYERE6 THE MOST
OeEtala, sPeet end s on MIG! Hasot1ai Remedy
the Bsck and Hntt, Structures, Affections Of the
Kidneys & ,Bladder, InYolpntaFy Discharges, In
potency Dson SsGT04 q, DyPFPsPMtS
tton N a & Heat, TInldity, Trembling Dimne5s
Sight 8 aiddipess, lise99s 81 ne Head. Throat
AZ a. oVeis-thoSs Terrible dborderg arising from
~ Habits OF YOuth-those sEoRHT and sol
more a!S % s1 Oa bPaSt inc
t6or most brilliant hopes or andoiPahons' render
ing l11rFages &c5 Impossible.
YOUNG MEN
SsalSIiy Who have become the victims Of Solitary
Vice that dreadful and de9Lr1etlYe naGlt WHEN an
Yof6e zen Of the most exalted talents and brilliant
ihtsl Who might otherwise have Unframed lis
WaSd 70 ec5tacy tn living Tyre, may call with ful
cog MARRIAGE
b Htsyriad PsFsong - Young Men contemplating
nsITiaTe. being avs ofphysical weakness, organic
def;iiityS dgformitie peedily cured.
HeWho places hi alf under the care Of DR.. J.
md confidently rely pom his atil as a physician
ORGANIC WEAKNESS rrs
| Tmmediately cured and Full Vigor Restored.
This Distressing AfEtetion-which renders Life and
| victims ofimprop6r indulgences Young persons are
too ant 70 commit excuses from not bGng aware OF
| the dreadful consequences that may engue NOW,
1 Who that undsr5t6nds the subject will pretend to
I Seny that prOcreation is lost sooner by
those FILLING into improper habits than by the Pru-
Il dentH Beslies being deprived Of the pleasure
healthy ofBpring, the most serious and destructive
a symptoms TO both body and mind arise. The system
4 becomes derAnged, the Physical and Mental Pune.
tions Weakened, Los ofPrOcreative Power, Nervous
i Irritabiity, DyBpepiaj Palpitatfon of the Heart,
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, wasting OF
the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
Office, No. 2 South Frederick St.,
Left hand hide going from Baltimore street, few
doors from the corner. Fail not to abserve the name
and number.
Letters must be paid and contain a stamp. tt
Doctors Diploma hangs Ia his office.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.