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NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES.
OFFICE, SD ST., CENTRE WHEELING, w. VA.
nR. K. HAVING SECURED THE SER
u VICES OF an intelligent assistant. who
cines, putting. up prescriptions, &C., will enR-
BILE him TO give more attention 10 out pu-
tients especially to his many friends in Tho
country. His medicines are all prepared Ia
his own office, ana all delivered TO his pa
tients by himself DR.. X. treats MI diseases,
both Acute and Chr onic, with which hufnaul
lLy q afflicted. He has q large number OF neVg
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful In many Of those oistiiate c,tses II
Chronic diseases which heretofore have. been
supposed 10 be incurable, among wrIch may
be named: consumption, ScnofIla Dis
Cancers and Skin Diseases. His mode al
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Comm
Bronchltis and all diseases OF the Throat
and Air Passages. HYpertroplly and all Off
er diseases or the Heart, NeuraipiIt Epllers,,,a a
Spinal Affections, and all diseases of the Ser-
youS system is acknowledged by all who have
tested II TO be the most certain and sicefy~ fil
ever known to tlie medical profession Dr. x
has been eninent1y successful In the treat
ment Of all diseases PECULIAR to women. w !;
Menstru1 Ubstruct ions, PAINFUL MenstrtfstI,, ION .
Leucrrheai Uterine and OvarfOn Tumors
Y ZEN and al Nervous diseases 10
He makes a specially in the treatment OF
al Chronic Afisci IONS Of the GenitU Urinary
organs VIZ: CaEarrh of Bladder and Urethra,
Irritable Bladder, and NOn-retentiOn and
l Drtbbling OF Urine, Urinary Deposits or
/ Gravel, Dlabetis and DihicuIt UTinating ssy-
/ philitic Diseases in all their varied iorIns
] 6honarrhea, It's com mplicAttons and seuuellfe.
| spermatorrhea and InPotency, and all afec.
/ tions consequent upon yOu thfui IN nciiscretions
| Alsospecial attention paid to the treatment
OF Fistulls, White Swelling, scroiuious
Sores Varicose Ulcers, &c. fefEons am icte,fi- :
snarticularly with old Troublesome cases.
should lose no time TO call on or address DR.
1 KIfSNER. Communications containing Zee
| promptly noticed. ONCE prescriptions aud
Lnediclne cssh. For visits in city, same az
other PnyslctanA Ofiice houTs, A 81. 10 IL
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A correspondent in Indiana recently
wrote to us to inquire respecting the
cure of a cancer by a Mr.. Mason, which
was published some years since in
some of thecity papers. The Springfield
Republic has been furnished by sub
scriber with the following extract from
the Milwaukee Free Democrat, which,
we presume, VIII furnish the desired
information
Our attention has been recently called
to a cure for cancers, which is of so
much Importance that we wish to make
it known as widely as possible. Some
eight months ago Mr. 7. b Mason
who keeps mnsic store on Wisconsin
street, and is a brother of the WELL
known Lowell Mason -nscertained that
he had cancer on his face the size of a
pea, 1t was cut ont by DR.. Wolcott and
the wound partially healed. Snbse-
lquently it grew again; and while he
was IN Cincinnati on business il at
tanned the size Of a hickory nut. He
has remained there since Christmas un-
DER treatment and has come back per-
fectly cured. The process is this
a piece Of sticking plaster was put
over the cancer, with a circular piece
cut out OF the center 3 little larger than
the cancer, and a; small circular rim of
healthy skin next 70 1t was exposed.
! Then plaster made of chloride OF zinc.
blood root and wheat Hour, was spread
on piece of muslin of the size OF this
! circular opening and applied to the
cancer for twenty. four hours. On re-
moving It the cancer viii be found 10
be burnt into, and appear of the color
and hardness of an old shoe sole. and
the circular rim outside of It will ap-
pear white and parboiled, as if scalded
by hot steam. The wound is now
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1t is very rarely that we feel inclined
TO call the attention of our readers to
any of the tsgift" arrangements with
which our papers have lately been
Hooded; but this scheme ofwhat we may
call the Crosby Art Union, is so largely
and generously conceived, as well as
SO handsomely and unequivocally i'm
dorsed by the lending citizens of Chi
cago, that we unhesitatingly give II our
cordial approval. The cost oftha Opera
House was 5000, 900, and the individu-
ais whoSare disposed to purchase such
n property at such a price, are rare,
even when its accompanying stores, of
hces aud studies rent for $50, coo. What
in this cese was to be done? Mr.. Cros-
by, or those who may be associated with
him, are sagacious men. They origina-
ted this tart association;n so broadly
and literally arranged il can scarcely
fail of insuring itself a positive success.
In the first place, they offer to every
SUBSCRIBER, not alone.a share in the Op-
era House, with the chance of ultimate
ly becoming its sole proprietor, but a
possibility of obtaining also other Very
valuable premiums. These consists OF
Bterstadt's great painting, 1.-THE Yo
Semitic Valley;" Cropsey's "Ameri-
can Autumn:1 Schussele's National
work. t'Irying and his Friends;' as we'll
as works by all the leading artists of
the country. The first seven are in ac-
tual value 81, 600. That this is posi-
lively genuine offe, no doubt can exist,
as the artists give it their Undertaking
and cordial approval. Under any cir
cumstances this ought to guarantee its
purity OF intention; but when such a
series of prominent citizensof the West
ern Metropolis permit Mr.. Crosby to
use their names in his advertisements
as proof of his good faith, such a
guarantee is tmmeasurably strength
ened. AT the same time we call the at
tention of the timidly speculative to the
fact that every purchaser of SHIRE re-
ceives an engraving of at least double
the value of the money which he has
paid, The whole scheme is SO magnifi-
cent in all its arrangements that we
shall indeed be surprised should Mr..
Crosby not speedily realize the whole
ofthe amount required by him.
o. 81. CRosBY, Actuary, No. COS
Broadway, or No. % Opera House Chi
cago.
For further particulars send at once
for catalogue to New York Office.
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Cure for CaneeEs-Tlo case Of HIF.
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Franklin Insurance Company


Capital, 900.
? DIRBCrORS:
T. H. Logan, 7, p, ShRllcrOsS, Geo. K. Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John Zoeckler, Saml McClel.
Ian, g. w, FTanzheinn, Jas. N. Vance, Alex.
LaEghlin
HIHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
organized, are prepared to take risks at
fair rates on buildings OF all kinds, merchan-
disc, manufacturing establishments, furni-
ture, Eteamboats and caTgOes on the western
rivers and lakes, and also on the lives of per-
sons for a term of years. This Company Of
fers superior Inducements TO farmers where
by they can be insured for three years at re-
duced rates. This being home Institution,
composed of some ntnety-four stock holders,
most of whom are among our pest business
men, recommends itself to the favorable con-
sideration of the insuring public, and solicits
their patronage.
Applications for insurance win be prompt
attended TO by the SscEst9ry.
ONCE, No. 1 McLure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams. Express Co.
n. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDELi, Vice President.
n. c. ARTHUR, Agentfor paying penaiona
Omce, No. i McLure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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The undersigned, members of the
committee appointed to osuperintend the
awarding of premiums to members of
the Crosby Opera House Art Associa-
ton, take pleasure in stating that we
have tull confidence in the integrity of
Mr.. Crosby, and In the responsibility
OF Samuel N. Nickerson, Esq, his
guarantor, and assure the public that
we believe the above proposal will. be
carried ont In good faith. 40.
-li.les James II. Bowen, President Third
J.C. Fargo, Superintendent American
Express Co.
Amos II. Hall, Treasurer G. B. q @.
J.4C. Dore, President Board of Trade.
j: a. Ellis, Pres't I'd National Bank,
Clinton Briggs, Ewin, Briggs d. Co.
u. q. Hall, Hall, Kimbark & Co.
Francis A. Hoffman, Ex-Lieut. Gov.
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MUsfPHREYs, e.'!s.-
HommOpathic Specifies.

homeopathic Specifies.
HAVE PROVED, IRON THE MOST AMPLE
- - eXperience, entire success; Simple-rrompt.-
Efficient, and Reliable They are the only afedi-
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that mistakes cannot be ulado IA using themi 50
harmless a. 10 be free from danger and "a efficient
to be always reliable. They have raised the highest
from ALL and Will always render sat
sfaction.
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q c7lioag0 Posl. Allqllst "a.

Crosby Art AsSOeIatIOn.-Attem to
impair Public Confidence IN the En-.
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si,s From Chicago Post, Ai,gl.st 2Sd.
" An attempt has just been made to inn
pair public confidence in the integrity
of purpose Of Mr.. Crosby in his great
Art Association enterprise. Some fir-
responsible individual maliciously. and
certainly without any grounds, had tel
egraPhed to several eastern newspapers
that the people here lost confidence in
the scheme being carried out, or the
prizes @ ever awarded. Now 4he people
IN; Chlcago know that no one has ever
expressed the slightest doubt of the in
tegrlty of Mr.. Crosby. or his ability to
carry out to the letter the advertised
project of the Association. The sale of
tickets has been, within the past two
weeks brisker than ever, and neverihas
there been the slightest indication of
their depreciating in value. In the fol-
lowing cBrd MIR. Crosby reiterateS his
ability and determination TO carry out
the plan of the Association. MIR, Nick
erson guarantees his undertaking, and
the committee appointed tosuperintend
the awarding of premiums endorse
Doth. The people of Chicago require no
such guarantees, but on the contrary
the lOIlOLe city iOouLd be ready, ifre0uiTed.
70 guarantee both The committee, Mr.
lSickerSon and Mr.. Crosby himself lDYiO
originated, and lVHo is SUCCESSFULLY car
T,ytslg out The Dirt association scheme. 2 J
10 the Members Of ae Crosby Opera House Art
associations ii 4 f7-s.,,s =
Tue sale Of certificates in the Association
mas already been so great as TO enable me 10
state thai the distribution OF premiums here
toIore announced Will be made to Their sat-
istactton, or the money refunded. -
U. II. Crosby, Actuary, A. A.
Having the utmost commence tu the abili-
hereby guarantee his Undertaking, as above
Chicago, Ang, 2I, 1885. - l-'AAAsOS.
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- pie Sugar, Superior Green. Black and
Japanese Teas; Pure White Wine Vinegar
New York Crab and Champagne Cider, bot
Cheese; Pickles and Sauces; Tapioca. Peafl
Sage; Corn starch, Maizena,, &c. HerfnetitslI-
ly sealed Salmon, Mackerel Codhsn Halle
but, Lobster, CLAIMS and sardines
Genuine English Mustard. Eyaiad oil basE
quality; French Mustard; Sap sago Cheese;
Condensed Milk
Together with 2 general assortment OF
seasonable articles. Just received and for
sale low by
n. & g. D. WOODROW,
Odd FelloWB Hall Building, Monroe St,
nyZS WHEELING. W. VA.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

A OR ID N CE
~ To Make an APPROPRIATION TO the Controllers
OF Public Schools OF the First School District of
Pennsylynnia 10 pay Certain Claims.
Sector l. The Select and Common Councils OF the
City of Philadelphia do ordaln, That the sum Of
eighteen hundred and ninety three dollars and thirty
three cents be and the same is hereby appropriated
10 the Controllers Of Public Schools the following
purposes, 10 WIT; TO pay certain claims for rents,
salaries and cleaning for the year 1866, as follows;
Item For rent, Seeond section, sxty-two dollars
and fifty cents
Item For rent, Third section, one hundred and
Item For rent, Fourth section five hundred
and fifty six dollars and twenty five GEMS
Item A. For rent, Fifth section, three hundred
and twenty-eight dollars and TWENTY-FIVE cents, and
for salary, same section, twenty-eight dollars and
thirty-thTee cents.
Item 8. For rent, Ninth section, one hundred
and thirty collars.
Item 6. For rent, Fifteenth section, one hundred
an0 twenty-five oars.
Item 4, For salary, TwentY-ffth section, one hum
dred dollars. and for cleaning, same section twelve
dollars and fifty cents.
Item s. To pay for rent Of Robert Raikes scheol
building, Second section from February /, 1868, to
February /, 1885, iOuH hun dred dollars.
existing ordinances.
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President of Common Council.
Attest
ROBERT BETHEL,
Assistant Clerk Of Select Council
JAMES LYND,
President of Sc ect Council.
Approved this twenty-thTd day of March, Ammo
Domni one thousand eight hundred and siXty-six
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
3261t Mayor of Philadelphia. 3
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A SUPPL EMENr
~. To an Ordinance to Make an Appropriation to
1885, approved February e. 1856.
Section /. Ihe Select and Common Councils of the
City OF Phi adephia do ordain, That the further
sum OF eighteen hundred and fifty dollars be and
the same IS hereby appropriated to the inspectors
Of the County Prison tor tie expenses Of 1866; that
the SAID sum be added to the sum appropriated to
item "a Of the ordnance to which this is supple
ment, entitled "An ordinance to make an apppro-
pratiOn to the Inspectors OF the County Prison for
the year 1866" ana that the said item "a be and
is hereby AMENDED so as 10 read, when amended, as
Item "a For salaries of one Assistant superin-
tendent and eleven Gatekeepers, ten thousand two
hundred Sl0,200) dollars "
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President OF Common Council.
BENJAMIN H. HAINEs,
Clerk OF Select Council,
JAMES LYND,
President OF Select Council.
Approved this twenty.thIrd day of March, Ammo
Domnl one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six
MORTON MoBIICHAEL,
8261t Mayor OF Philadelphia
DESC LUTON
IN Or instruction TO the City Commissioners and
resolved By the Select and Common Councils OF
the CITY of Philadelphia That the City Commis-
warrant to pay r. IL simpson Tor the use OF room
for Jurors on City Parki ana that the CITY Con
troler be and he is hereby directed to countersign
said warrant, and charge the same to Item OF An
Ordinance 10 Make'an Appropriation to Pay Ger
tam Claims" approved December 23. 1865: Pro
vided, That the warrant cOuntersIgned by the
said Controller shall not exceed the sum of one hun
dred ana two dollaIsi and provided, that the DILL
shall be accompanied by the certificate of the CITY
Solicitor that the charges therein contained are
correct.
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President OF Common Council
Attest ~
JOHN ECKsTEIN,
Clerk OF Common Council.
JAMES LYND
President of Select Council
Approved this twenty .iourth day of March,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
o If Mavor of PhUadalnhya
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CITY ORDINANCES.

An OR nee
IA To Make an Appropriation for the Repair OF
Germantown Hail. and to Accept q Cerai Sum
from the United States overnment Therefor.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils OF
the City OF Philadelphia do ordnin. That the Com
missioner OF City Property be and he is hereby
authorized TO accept from the United States Gov.
ernmt Mt the sum of twenty-five hundred and seven
teen dollars, in heu of the said Government repair
ing the Germantown Hall az grounds, and thar the
SAID sum be paid TO the City Treasurer.
section 2. That the sum Of twentvsfve hundred
and seventeen dollars hereby appropriated to the
Department OF City Property, for the purpose OF re-
paring the Germantown Halland grounds: Pro-
vided, hat the Controller shall not approve OF any
warrants for said repairs until the sad sum to be
received from the Uniicd States Government shall be
paid 10 the City Treasurer ...
Section Q. The warrants shall be drawn by the
Commissioner of City Property, in accordance with
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President of Common Council.
Attest
BENJAMIN II HAINEs
Clerk OF select Council.
JAMES LYND,
President OF Select Council.
Approved this twenty-ihiTd day of March, Ammo
Domni one thousand eight hundred and sixty
six "a. d. 1861
MORTON MoMTCHAEL,
826b Mayor of Philadelphia.
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d ESOL TION
II To Extend the Fire telegraph.

DESOL UTION
II To Extend The Fire telegraph.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils of
the CITY OF PhilaOelpma, fnat the Superintcu dent
OF the Police and Fire Alarm Ielegfapn be and he
is hereby authorized 10 extend the Fire Alarm rele
graph to the Locomotive Works OF MatJhias w.
Baldwin & Co., No 800 North Byoad street. and
place siPnal apparatus III The Office of said W Orks,
Provided, Ma thias w BALDWIN & Co pa all
expense OF said extension, ard that the Police
thoIUies shall have nee access to the said lnstru
mont ut all times for the purpose Of giving an alarm
OF fire; Provided further. That tho said TELEGRAPH
Appa sha be snbjectto all the rules governing
the Police and Fire telegraph: Provided, har the
said Matthias W Baldwin shall keep the same in
WILLIAM s. STOKELY.
President OF Common Couu Gil.
Attest uul.r
JOHN ECKsTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council
.. JAN ES LYND
President of sc ect Council.
Approved this twenty-fourtb day o. March Anne
Domln one thousand eight hupdged aud SIX -sS
"a. ID. 1866. It. -
II 'Hl. SCG4ON MoAHCHAEI.,
326lt g'.ayor al Philadelpua.
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ID u S o L U TION
Ii To Authorize the Grading and Paving of Fill
bert Street, in the Ninth Ward.
Resolved, BY the select and Common Councils
Of the City OF Philadelphia That the Chiof Com
missioner of Highways be and he is hereby au-
thoIized ana directed to enter into contract with
a competent paver PAYERS Tor the paving of Fill
bert street, westward from twenty third street to
the river SohuYlkill, in the Ninth Ward; the con-
ditions OF sad contract shall be that the contractor
shall collect the cost of sald paving from the owners
Of properly fronting said street, and he shall also
enter into obi cation to the ctv TO keep said
street IN good order Tor two years after tho paving
is finished. Ard the Chief Commissioner IS also
authorized TO DO the necessary grading on said
street, at a cost not exceeding FIVE hundred and
fifty dollars.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President of Common Council.
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Boy DRowNED.-A lad named John Hof-
man. while playing IN boat at Laurel street
wharf Yesterday morning, accidentally fell
overheard and was drowned. The body was
recovered and removed to the residence of his
parents, No. 9O7 N. Delaware avenue.
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BURIAL OF A FIREMAN.-The remains of
Edward Marsh were inferred on Sunday after
noon, from the hall of the Shifier Fire Company,
in Reed street. He had also been member of
the 72d Regiment P. V. He fell in front OF
Petersburg in June, 1864. The remains we're
followed to the grave by large number Of
people.
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Holy TIME.-In the Episcopal and CathO-
lie churches, yesterday was observed as Palm
Sunday. The day, as all are aware,
is observed in commemoration of the
TT um phal entry of the Saviour into Jerusalem.
The people, according 10 sacred writ, strewed
branches OF palm trees in the road as He
passed, III honor of the distinguished visitor.
Yesterday the services in the Catholic churches
were largely attended, and the ceremony of
blessing the palm and the distribution of it
among the faithful was quite imposing. The
observance of Holy Thursday, Good Friday,
and Holy Saturday, will conclude the solemni-
ties of this interesting season, and next Sunday
will be kept as Easter Sunday.
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DIES TION
II 70 Authorize the Laying of Board Sidewalks
ON Walnut Lane and Armat Street, twenty second
Ward.
Resolved BY the Select and Common Councils of
the City Of philadelphia, That the Chief Commits
sioner of highways be and he is hereby authorized
and directed to notify the neTs of property 'front.'
inp on the southery sioe OF Walnut lane rom
Green 10 Wayne street, and Armat street from Will
son 10 Nam street, in the Twenty second Ward to
place roaTd sidewalks in iTont of their respective
properties within thirty days from The date of said
notice
WILLIAM SISIOKLEY,
President Of Common Council
Attest
JOHN ECKGTEIN, IT.. .I
Clerk OF Common Council
JAMES LYND,
President OF select Council.
Approved this twenty fourth dav of March, Ammo
DominI one thousand eight hundred ana sixty-six
"a ID. 1860.
MORTON MeMICHAEL,
326 1T Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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ID ES OIL U ION
Streets
Resolved by the Select and Common Councils of
the City of Philadelphia, That tn2 Chief EnDineer
OF The Water Department be and IS hereby di-
rected to have water pipe LAID IN the following
streets:--
Mifin street. from Otsego street to Swanson
street. in the First Ward.
Twelfth street, from Berks street to Diamond
street. III the Twenty first Ward.
C6mac street, from Berks street to Diamond street,
In the Twenty first " ard.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President of Ommon Council.
Attest
BENJAMIN H HAINEs,
Clerk OF Select Council.
JAMES LYND,
President OF Select Council.
Approved this twenty-third day OF March.
Ammo Dominl thousand eight hundred and
siXty-six "a. d. 1861 -
MORTON MCNICHAEL,
3261t Mayor of Philadelphia.