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Commissioners Sale.
ICHANCERY. 79i fii =
Alexander Heyman
AIonvo Ior-i-,,g Alm,1iI-ii,,,,,r y :, !

AlOnz0 LoTing, Administrator Of the Rstate
OF JeneTson L. Sangsfon. decreased.
By virtue Of Q decree rendered In The above
cause Oct 2, 1855, shah, on MONDAY, the Eth
day OF February, 166d, AZ 10 O'Clock a. M, sell
at the frpnt door Of the Court House, the fol-
lowing described properly or sufi1eieDey
thereof 70 pay The debts mentioned IN the
Bin in this case, tOrWit- -
Lots Nos 3 and 4 in square q, In Bueua Viz.
tn addition 70 the City Of Wheeling. Also,
All that part of lot No II. In square II, sit;
uated At The corner OF. Union and Filth Rts.,
5Urth Of Union and west OF Filth sts., bound
ed as follows, TO wit: Beginning at the inter.
section OF Hlfd Onion and Fifth sts., theflee
west - feet 4tnehes on Union 81, thencas south
So feet 70 an 8 foot alley, E1nHlng from Fifth
81, toa IL foot alley which runs into Union
St. thence eitSt with the north side OF aid 5
foot alley 70 kifth S. thence noFttiWaitly To,
the beginning. Also, the following despFfiieIi
real STATE situate on E1fth st.. In the City o.
Wheeling to witt: Lots Numbered d l0 N ana
Il In j. g. Ritchie's addition 70 tine telyn Al
Wheeling, and the adiolnfng four lots on fiie
easTEldao of sid lots q To- n and II and SSIiieIi
four adlotnine lots are I'm the addition %
Wheeling called Buena Vis1a and are num-
bered =. 3 and 10 in square 81 =
Terms made known ON day OF sale. Z = 2
f''1sy = asisss s4sissi lsst 6. Il. fRANAfF2 -
ta19-aOd fsF I'D isEIlConn1fssSoIleE.
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-4e Richard Haddeu, ct Al.
Pursuant TO a decree OF the above named
court, rendered In the above entitled cause,
on the 10Th day OF Decen1ber, 1855, shall
and best bidder, at the front door OF the
Court House Of Ohio county VIVA, on Nom
a. M, the following described real estate.
situate in the city. of2Wheeling and Ohio
county, w. Va, belonging 10 the estate of
AHof lots nufnb nberei 4 and 8. In square No.
s, situated on the south west corner OF Main
and South streets, extending nom South g.
cepting thai portion of lot No. s. occupied by
the house Numerically upon the corner OF
ed and divided into four parcels. Two parcels
fronting upon Main street, the one commene-
ing at Wheeling creek and running ninety
800 feet, more or les, upon which are two
large brick buildings, and frame shop. The
other adioins Said parcel fronting on Main
street, about forty-oue (4D feet, upon which
are also two brick buildings Ebothof said par
GELS extend westwardly about 100 feet TO q 10
feet private alley. .5il--f. y
street. the one about 81 feet, and extends
South to Wheeling creek, (about 800 feetl up
,TSinS on which there ts two story double brick
about twenty. three t29 feet, and extends
southwarily about thirty seven go feet, up
on which Is n two story brick building.
A private alley, 10 feet wide, running nom
north to south, and which divides sad par
Gels, viii be decided to the purchasers OF said
Possession given on the INST day of April.
Also tract OF land containing twentyt21
acres, rood and poles. situate on the Nation
al road, about three and one half so miles
east from the city of Wheeling, and In Ohio
Thos. Hornbrook and Mr. 8 81. b Carter.
A plat and survey of said property may be
seen at the office or the Commissioner, or at
the Court House on day of sale.
TERotS-One third 20 Of the purchase
money in cash, the balance in two equal In
Etallments, OF six t6 and twelve on months,
with interest from day Of sale, the purchaser
giving bonds with good security for deferred
instalments, or all the purchase money in
cash II the purchaser may so elect Ilta
HANNIBAL FORBES,
jan23-d&wtS Commissioner.
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Skirts. C0FSGtS, & Skirt Supporter
The United states
nRsm and per-

Andrew Hehrank and fsOnam. In acase
certain liquors and vessels Of forfeiture.
Whereas, an Information has been nled in
the District Court of the United StateS for the
District of West Virginia, at Wheeling, on the
1st day of January, 1885, by the United States
of America against An rev Hebrank and
certain LIQUORS and vessels described in the
schedule filed with said Information in q GER
tain proceeding In Rem and personam al
legfng in substance that the said Andrew He
brank has violated Sections S and eS OF the
act OF Congress, approved January 90, 1854, en-
titled "An Act to provide Internal Revenue
tosnppOrt the Government, TO pay interest on
the public debt, and for other purposes and
praying that said property, together with the
sum of $500, be forfeited to The United States
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the attach
Inent under the seal Of said courtto me direct
ed and delivered, the said liquors and vessels
were seized by me at WellSburg, West Virginia,
January Sth, 1906, and do hereby give public
notice TO all persons claiming any interest
In said property or In the proceeds thereof to
appear before the Judge or the District Court
OF the United States, for the District OF West
VtfVfrlia. al Wheelirig, on the 9Th day Of April,
1885, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon ofthe same
day Of the same shall be day Of jurisdiction,
IL not, on the next day Of Jurisdiction there
after,l then and there to interpose theirclAtms
and to make their allegations in that behalf
8. B. McCOLLOCH,
q. 8. Marshal Dis w. Va.
B. SMITH, us. Attorney i AT
fanlS-IAt H..a-
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TIE PoRR There has been
a fatal case of trichinaI or pork disease,
in Detroit, the victim being young
German woman. In Hedersleben, Prus-
sian saxony, nearly ninety. deaths have
occurred, while several hu ndred; per-
sons have been attacked, all from eat
ing the meat of one diseased pig.
Among those who died were the butch-
er and his wife; and the former coiessed
on his deathbed that he knew the pork
was diseased, though he does not seem
to have been aware of the fatal nature
of the disease. The Trfchina Spiralfs is
a small microscopic worm or animals
cule, which Is found In the muscles and
intestines of various animals, especially
pies and rabbits, in such enormous
Quantities that in a single ounce ofporlc
IO0, 600 of these animaiculm have been
found. By partaktng of the meat in
fected with them they are transferred %
the humnn body, causing intense SUI
fering. followed in many cases by a
painful death These ianimaleule are
not destroyed by smoking or by frying.
pork, but hard and long boiling IS nee.
essarys 81 4 i 20 !, q i .,.a..l -s5t,l
At q public meeting held In Berlin,
Prussia, to consider the disease, piece
of smoked sausage and piece of pork,
both injected, were exhibited, and after
Prof, Yirehow had urged the necessity
of ! microsCopal examination of all
pork, veterinary practitioner named
Urban rose and combatted all that
science has acquired during the last flye
years asanunfound Illusion. 81 Trichi-
nae, y he said tsaFethe most harmless ami
mails in thewerld. Itisonly doctors WIKI
out practice who make a. noise about
them in order TO create some occupation
for themselves Then being chal-
.lensed to eat some Of the satisage, he
took a piece Of Is, and i've days amer his
arms and lees were paralyzed. The
Berlin butchers have agreed to have o
microscopic examination OF all pork
hereafter. = :
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,,y-y foyiyZ tI5e mn ygl,. trie5 n
Passed Ianuary 81. Ise;

REx. ar. GoNwAY, the man who tried
to negotiate q peace IN England with
the rebel Mason, has been alarming the
English by an article in the F649isiqhtiir
RetieSS IN which he tells them that the
United States Will not fight France, buf-
that the French viii soon be out Of
and then the Yankees Wi settle their
littls account with England for de-
Gtroyfng our eommefce. The article
atfraets much comment, and evidently.
produces serious alarm.
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ECuPrEE, Is that the second bell ~
'sNo, Iaassa, datis de second ringint OBJ.
de fuss bell. We habn't got NO second
bel In dis hotel.n s..gla..ts d.tr,. y.
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Government Sale.
Large Sale of Fine Surgical mstru


WILL BEsoLD AT AUCTION, AT THE
w Medical Purveyor's Warehouse, Public
Square, NASHVILLE, Tenn, on Tuesday,
Feb. I3, 1866.
900 General Operating Cases;
25 Minor do do;
25 ExSecttng and Trephintng casesII
IS Post Mortem Cases, large; ~ ~
100 DisSecting Gases;
go Pocket Cases, two folds;
go do do three folds;
l5O Stomach Pumps, part 1ute-key valve;
$50 Teeth Extract Instruments; $3.50
500 Davidsops SelfInJectlng Synnges;
1000 ScarificatoTs;
1900 Cupptng Glasses and Tins;
l,5O0 Trusses, single and double;
5000 Tourniquets. all patterns; .i-s s4-5 F.
800 Hard Rubber Synnges, assorted sizesSs
so Sets SplInts, all sizes; 9s
Stethoscopes, Tongue Depressors, Syrtn-
ges hypodermic, Sc, Obstetrical Cases, Specu-
iumR, LaDcets, &C; DC, sc. fiti4l-li fsi-itif
A portion OF the foregoing articles are bec-
ond-hnnd, and will be sold separately. The
balance is entirely new. The general Oper1t-
ing cases contain Instruments for amputa-
tions, exsecttons, minor operations, and sets
ofCatheteES aud Sounds. s-1 -a
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AT SAME PLACE,
ON Wednesday. Feb. II, Will be sold. a
New Blank Books. Stationery Wrap
ping Paper, and 5000 Standard
flfs.i Medical Books, ,i7
Consisting in part OF
40 copies trays Anatomy. -Ip-a
r05 So do DunglisonS Medical Dictionary,
go do Practice Medicine, Woods, Benz
nets, Watson'S SC;
80 copies Dllt0u's Physiology =
50 do Ntrchow's Pathology
$50 do Sursery-G Gross, Erichsenr Fer
EuSon, &c.s fl-frF Esssfs
400 copies o. s. Dfspensat0Ty;
90 do Becks Jurisprudence:
so do Pnrrish's PhaTmacyS
40 do Therapeutics, Wood, and Sttlle;
800 do Minor oFSurgRTy; -
5T5 do Surgical Anatomy; r.I
20 do Chemistry, Fownes; --r1--
20 do WebsterE Dictionary, &C., Be-;
$50 Blank Books, quires Cap, 1S bound;
900 do do small ito: - 7isstt
322 do do Tine, whole bound; I9f
800 Reams Writing Paper, cap, letter and
20 Reanis Wrapping Paper. aSsorted; y
1000 Inlrstands, various patterns;
10000 Envelopes assorted; s=zl t-i
300 Blank Books, miscellaneous; .f.
900 Portfolios; .;-t.-s.. -e..s4.,5
Pencils, Pens, Ink, &c, &c.
Some Ofthe Medical Books are second hand
and viii be sold sepaTntely. The Books and
Instruments can be inspected the day before
Catalogues may be had on application.
ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surgeon and Bvt Colonel u. g Vols,
tan24-l5t Medical Purveyor u. 8. A.
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Merchant TAILORING Establishment.

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To- elfs ~ 4lrap
lot - rsataii,tsiJ - elI inlzf
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nJHE BEST TONIC IN TIE WORLD
L They inVigorate, strengthen and give new
lie to the system. They work like magic,
and win cure an cases Of Dyspepsia Deblllty.
Intermittent Fever, Dinnhea, Scrpinlas Goufs
Gravel. Jaundice, Nervous Afieetions, Liver
Complaint, Loss OF Appetite, HeartbuInY
Bilious Collie, Cholera Morbus, Fever and
Ague, Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Se1-stek-'
mes, &C., &c. ~ .iAHA e-'--',
They Contain no Poisonous Drug.
PuREI.Y Hubbelis celebrated
Golden Bitters are composed OF Genttan, Cal
ANUS Root, Wild Cherry Bark, Antse, Orange
Peel CallsGyA Bark, Columbo, BARK OF Sasll-
mas Root sherry Wine. ButteFnut Bark, Car.
away Seed, Yellow DoSk, Dandeliont &cS-an
preserved in IaninfeA Rum.
The Great Cure for an Diseases OF the
stomach. Liver and Bowelst
The sick and snfering have always felt the
IieceSSSty for . safe and Trustworthy medi-
cine nee fruIn calomel and other corrosive
minerals, which, while acting gently and
without producing nausea or pain " eula %
thoroughly cleanse, strengthen and regulate
the internal organs as TO enable them 70 per-
form their proper functions without q con-
tinnal resort to medicinal aid
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Commissioners Sale

or the EnIunble Real Estate, situnfo
In the City OF Wheeling and Ohio
the Estate OF Alexander Had.
den, decd. 5.-.s
TN CHANCERY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
i for Ohio County, West Virginia.
Edwin vaTney and wife OF ais,
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lew Contain NO Poisonous Drug.
The Great Cure for an Dfseases OF the
-. .sfnrr,neli. Lfxer and RoWelst
'lHUBBELis SUPERIOR OLD:
CABINET BRANDY, Medicated.)
UNnoUALKD RElfRDH =

DIarrhea, Summer Complaint. CloleTa Nor
bus Gripping Pains In the Bowels, Choltc and
Chronic DlaiThea. It is highly approSed by
the Medical Faculty for chanEe Of water and
DIET Used with great success In The army
hOsnifals In violent cases Of Chronic DiaKrhe1l-
This preparation ts simple and harmless. un-
adultered, expressly for medicinal use - :
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,NccABE, KRAFT q CO., wholesale Drug
sists, Wheeling, Sole Agent for West Viz
einfa. also, propTietoEs Of Kr1fts DtaTrheft
tonifouIid Reeds Cough Syrup, Improved
Nerve and Bone Liniment, Dr.. Stahls Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair OIL. ~ .-n =. r.
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HOPE.

oh hope. the anchor ofmy soul,
On thee Unjust depend 1-ztl
To reach the all-desired goal,
Zen at my journeys end.
Hook to thee through day and night,
ui Through pleasure and through palm
- And thouWtlt not my pleasure blight
Orlet my bright star Wane.
How many have desired thee,
And by despair are lost;
AlltheSe deserve our sympathy,
Deserving to the worst.
Then be my guiding star through lie,
Eten my most faithful friend;
Sustaining through the storm and Strttei
Stil faithful to the end.
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"A Lincoln memorial dag OF SILK and
elegantly embroidered has been made
by the workmen at Lyons, France, to
send totthis country. The stars are set
in silver and the stripes are a foot wide.
at our ship yards now it costs about
$40 per ton to build. a ship, such as
could have been produced for $50 q ton
before the war. No wonder that our
harbors are still crowded by foreign
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assrdifal. rs 81. g.. s..
GOLDEN BITTERS /
A PURELY VEGErARLE roNIcil
AND NDSTRENGTHESING-
n % B ID n II

Fortpes the System AgaiHst the ESit
.se E9eets Of UerkQtesopss Water.
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The marine losses II, January show
were steamers and IL schooners.i Six
were burned and q abandoned. The
total value of property thus lost was
SSl67I 60n
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( Gen. McKinstry, who was quarter
master in Missouri early in the war, is
about to publish a history OF Fremont's
campaign, and promises 'tstartling rev.
elatiops" which will make a Htremend-
n11s sensatf0nD -
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For sale I'm an Parts OF me world.

HEcentralDepot, American Express Build
ing, IS Hudson Street, New York ManniaeT
tory Corner Water and Ferry Sleets, HudSons
NY GEO. C. HGBBEL & CO
", = go J - PToprietols.
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The Galiforhia papers are mourning
the death of "Artemus Ward," the hui
morist; supposing the yeritable Artemus
Ward, who was suffocated to death with
his wife, in Worcester, by coal fire in
a sSInao TnOTI1 IN. bf4 him
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New York will have fewer inhabi-
tants next summer than now. Large
numbers OF families are eengaging houses
in the country in anticipation of the
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A.puematic dispatch company for the
metropolis is awaiting incorporation in
the New York Legislature. The plan
works finely in London, and transports
all sorts of parcels in quick time. 81
Skating rinks have had an enormous
patronage in the larger cities this win5s
ter. and music, pyrotechnics, CREASED
pig races and nnmb berless other expedi-
ents, have been employed to bring it
about.
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plau Will pEOpAO1y DC auOpLsus
All the revenue collected by the gen.
eraI government from California, Ore
'gon and Nevada in 1865, was ten and a
quarter millions, while It spent in those
States for army purposes alone over
twelve and a half millions.
Poor chance for travellers in Mfnnes-
ota. A train on the Central road was
detained near ,Faribault for five days,
and the st. Paul and Pacific railroad,
and the Minnesota Valley railroad have
both been obliged to suspend operations
on account of the snow.
A man crossing the Mississippi in a
small boat, the other night, was wedged
in by ice and his boat smashed. He
got upon a cake of ice where he re-
mained twenty-fpur hours, floating to
ST. IOuis-forty miieS-before he was
rescued. he was found almost sense
less from cold, but will live.
General q. u. Kemper succeeds Gen,
Imboden as general superintendent of
the National Express and Transporta-
tion Company, the latter taking the po-
sition of company counsel. -. =,
No less than thirteen persons were
hung in different parts of the United
States, during the month OF January
last, and probably as many more will
be hung during the month of February.
While the woolen manufacturer OF
the country have doubled since the
commencement Of the war, the wool
shoddy and wo0Iens imported during
the four years ending June 80, 1865,
make an aggregate Of 13O, ,OOe, ,oOo, Of
which the manufactured wool amounts
to 81, 900 600 pounds costing S45, 900, 600.
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Territ6rIaI Government Aslzed.--Ap-
( PeaIorthe Virginia UnIonists to Con-
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The engineer Of the croton board has
declared against the proposed under
ground railroad at New York, on the
excuse that it will interfere With the
water supply of the city; aud the aerial
S1Iay, x,yiIf oFOI1a hIJ f,sa SdoF,faS3 = lT-7s1
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The widows of India are growing
sensible. They are beginning TO marry
again. instead of burning themselves
on the funeral piles of their deceased
spouses. The innovation has caused a
nrOfonFld sensation = - 4-- -
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Kelley, who holds the rowing cham
pionship of England, has accepted the
challenge of Hammil, the American
champion, to row forthe championship
of the world.
, 1866-04-04
DESTRUCTIVE FLEE,
Nearly an E1aIre Hlock In Wlfnztngton.
N. C.f Destroyed.

tEfrEU rae wIEu&a&9Cu] ~OotUaiS 411Eu @A.l
Yesterday morning, about 104 O'Clock. Z.
lot OF afr. B. r. Mitchell, on Fourth street.
The fire, which ut first was very small, spread
rapidly, md soou enrelopcd In its dery en-
brace several houses adjoining. II ragged with
Intense 1erceness, until every dwelling on the
block was destroyed, with the exception Of
those OF Messre, B. F. Mitchell, Miles Costin
and James Mitchell.
The houses Of Mrs. Langdon, Messrs. Al
fred Martin. ". Il. Northrop, occupied bv
him, but owned by A. Martin, ESD, y John j.
Conoly, W. 8. Anderson and 3. X. Bunting,
Eezc totally consumed.
An attempt was made, during the dercest
stage OF the tirc, to blow up the house occu-
pied by Mr. William q. Northrop,. but # id
not bare the intended effect in fact. it Vas
impossible to saye these buildings.
Wilmington has not been y1siied with such
awful destruction OF property by fire for mapy
years, and VIC sincerely hope that many more
years will e1apse before We are so terribly
scourged again.
The Losses sustained, as uear as we could
ascertain, are as follows:
3. R. Bunting. total loss about 81 600; IN
sured for 3. coo. ". s. Anderson, total loss
about 5000; Insurance On house,
s.5O; Insurance on furniture $500
Jeaa s,1sa . tot c0pe!y % loss a'0pt s,i, 5000 n
houses loss about a1s, ,ooo OF SIS 900; Insured
for S14, 500. Mira. NJ u Langdon, loss about
5000; insured Tor 8, 900. W. e. Northrop,
Occupant Of one Of Afr. Martins houses,) loss
In furniture, &C., about Se 900. B. F. Mitch.
ell, kitchen, out-housss End dwelling dam
aged, loss about &, 600: Miles Coston, Ntch.
en, carriage.house, &C., burned, loss about
5000.
Great credit l. due number Of seameu and
marines, ftpm the United States gun-boat
Chicopee, Who rendered very efficient ser
, 1866-04-04
THE LATE TORNADO

None OF our readers could have perused the
account of tho late fearful tornado In John
son County, Illinois, published In yesterdays
TRIBUNE, without feeling their sympathles
stirred within them. The fruitful valley WIS.,
tied by the storm dend has been ravased of
everything pertaining TO civilization. Houses,
barns, fences, orchards. cattle, swine, were
swept in Ell instant, as 1t we're, out OF exist
cnce- Many fn1nllies have been rendered not
only homeless, hut fatherlcss, or motherless.
or clildlcss. a more desolate and agonizing
eccnc could not be pictured.
Shall there not lie an eIfOtt made by the
citizens of Chicago 10 relieve this misery and
destitutions A few years ago We opened our
hearts and onr purses to the sufferers by the
Ellison tornado, and AGAIN to those who we're
s1nitten By the awful tempest at Camanche,
md agnin las. year to those who lost their all
In the breath OF the blast which swept over
viroQua, Wisconsin. Hero Is case appealing
to us as powerfully As any Of these. Shall
not We; who have escaped these awful vista
tions, give Of our abundance to the sufferers,
as tho Lord hath blessed u.s.