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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
eersonaI Property 81 PubIic Sale.

Personal Properly at FuDhIc pnAes
-. THE subscriber Intending tn ro-
w. move to Wilmington, will offer ats 2@81
0XuPublic Sale at his residence nesr M
the Riuags Of Glasgow, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day Of February, 1865, at 10 o'clock, A. M all his
stock, farming utensils, &C., consisting Of one ex-
sellont brood mare, two good horses, gentle In alb
kinds Of harness. Two miloh COWS, soon will come
in profit; Eve shoats, and q lot of poultry Also
wagon with tongue and shafts; rookaway, carriage,
dearborn, horse cart, l new set carriage harness,
cart and wagon harness. set Of pillow harnoss, set
OF dearborn harness. brides, collars, 2 wagon
tongues riding saddle and brides, sleigh, sled out.
ting box, Wiley pillow, No. 7, small pillow; Peacock
pillow, double haTrows, 1 A harrow; oultivators, In
good order; eern shelter, good grain fan, half
bushel measure spades, shovels, forks, hoes rakes
double and single trees. dc. Also corn blades rick
of oats straw, potatoes and turnips by the bushel
picked pork by the pound, two good meat hogs
heads meat barrels, cupboard and contents; barrel
churn, butter tub, milk buckets and pans, so hour
clock, grain bags, lot Of lumber, lot of paiiing
and sundry. other articles too tedious to mention.
Conditions at sale.
feb l5-ts. VIM. W. BENNETT;
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a saIGNETh, NALfl.

d WILL be sold at Public Sale. on SAT.
feF,lli urday, the 14th of February, 1865, at one
lllllW O'Clock, p. NJ, at the Hotel Of Springer
Mcdaniel, in the village Of Stanton, Mill Creek
Hupdre the following property, Wis A house
and one acre Of iaud, wheewright shop, stable and
other out bulldogs in good repair. set Of double
harness, set Of single harness, butcher wagon and
tools, a lot of black smiths tools, consisting Of
stone, sst of dearborn wheels and springs lot of
household furniture, oonsistog Of one feather bed,
chairs settes cook stove and sundry other articles.
Ono horse. Oondishions made known on day OF sale.
SUSAN MoALLISTER,
CATHARINS A. CHAMBERS,
Also at the same time and place will be sold one
hore cart and harness, york wagon and sleigh be-
longing to VIM. McAllistsr. feb lb.h.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

Auction.
Don't forget the old Union Auction stand No.
IL East ath street, wilmington Del
A UCrION sales Of Furniture, &c, every Wednesday
n aud Saturday morning; every Tuesday and Friday
send their aud other goods for SALE ~ the suo
ons we'll attended and goods bring sood prices
All money paid ever promptly Cash paid for second
hand furniture, Stoves &c Furniture aud Beds, Stoves
und goods constantly hand for private sale All
city and country sales attended to promptly both
sonnl and real. Charges moderate.
l.. W. sTIDHAM, Auotionesr.
doc Il-3m No III East lth street, Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

ARABS DEAD SHOT
THE GREAT
Rat, Roach and Mouse destroyer
In Hsring this great invention for destroying Haas
Mice and Reaches the public the subscriber wishes
not bs alone In bearing testimony, and could give
much more evidence in its .vor II Thought requisite,
drives them from The PROMISES 50 that they do not die
give offence 1t has baen cold fer several years.
and found give general satlsacon will be proven
by the following
TEsTIMONIALs;
SAlRM N. J, March 81, 1854.
i was very much troubled with rats at my slaughter
house and tried both arsenic nd srychRns TO destroy
TO Increase them Was advised to try Arabs Dead Shot,
which did, and had trouble with them alter
ward. consider 1t hrutrate article.
JOSHUA THOMPSON, tButchsr)
ALLowArsrowN, N, J., March rs, 1884.
Having several times used Arabs Dead Shot, for rats
and mice In my mill, (boing milltro where We had
rats by hundreds before the Of 1t, without
say 10 the best extermnator for rats aud
uioe ever used. They will sat II in preference to
meal. WESLEY o. FRANKLIN.
PTrrsaRovE, N. j., March l, 1865,
was very much annoyed by rats in my potato cellar
ct tn barn. and induced to try Arabs Dead Shot
for their dsstructtp, after which found twenty tso
dead rats. think 1t nrst class article
Prepared and sold by JOS. T. LIPPINCorT, Salem,
New Jersey. -
For salsiS WILMINGTON, by L. NJ ENGLAND.
Druggist,
sw. Cor. 5th d Market sts
And ny Drsgsi,ta and s'orskeepers generally
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F0R BALE,

- TWELVE or htepn head Of -
Horses and Colts. reasonable ~
@,'r'di' will be si'e WIN A 3 SyI e B
feb loft near Delaware City.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
Personal Properly at Public sale.

Will Do bOId II PuDI1U bAIfi ~ tHb
H sss' a Of S.S 81 .As on WEDNsspAY, .ns
7h day OF March, 1885, at IL eel, ck the following
PersoLal Property, to wit: Ono good driving mare,
milch COW, shoas, carriage dearborn set
Of carriage harness. lot Of good hay, hay knife, ks,
hoes axes wood-snw, ohurn, barrels, meat dc. Also,
Household and Kitchen Burniture consisting Of sto
tables stands Bedstsads chairs ssttee, cupboard, dsh
cream kettles, milk pans earpsis curtains looking
glasses, jars crooks, Washtubs, and many other art
Giles. Terms Oasli. MARY W. MOORE.
A CANNON Auotiopeer feb lb-ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
Public Salss.-The following 10 a list Of the
Personal properties advertised in this paper -

Personal properties advertised IN this paper -
FEBRUARY.
John T. Simmons, New Castle Hd., Isl
John Sinnett, Brandywine Hd., I" 10
BENZ. Denny, Appoqunimink Hd., 10
John Proud, Farm, Brandywine I'D. l6
Lois Ward, Mill Greek Hid. I" l6
Alexander Mccoy, Christians Hd., Z" l6
B. Il. Jester, Pencader Hundred, I" II
W. McCaulley, Christiana Hd., I" II
Edward Armstrong, Penrader Id. " IT
Phebe Ruth, W. G. Creek Hd., " 10
John Diehl, St. Georges Hd., 10
Thomas Johnson, Christiana Hd., " 10
Alexander Valentine, Brandywiae Hd.," 30
Pussy W. Jackson, Chrstiana HID, Z" 20
John Cooper, christina i'd, I" 20
Charles W. whiteman, W. G. Creek " 20
John G. Higgins, Red Lion Hd., " q
Caleb Shsrpless, jr,, Christiaua Hd., /" 81
P. 8. Meredith. Pencadsr HID, " 81
| D. Mousley, Brandywine HID, " 20
Robert J, Davis, Adm, Mill Greek " %
Amos b Caleb Sharpless " " 90
VIM. Silver, st. Georges Hd., %
VIM. H. Eaglsnd, near Avondale, " ~
AcAllister h Chambers Assignees,
Mill Greek "a
Jos. Turner, Wilmington II
Adam Tnrnbull, New Castle Hd., (" 20
Jesse Higgins, St. Georges Id, 20
J. W. Miller, Pencader II :, !" at
s. Segars, Ex'r. Appoquinimink Id, az
H. g. Lloyd, st. Georges Hundred AZ
E. R. Cochran, st. Georges Hundred 20
W. W. Bennett, Pencader 2s
Ely Il Lobdell, New Castle Hd., March 8
E. B. Hancs, New Cattle Hundred, /
Robert Stuart, Cbristlana HID, 2
David Eastburn, Mill Creek hd., 8
James Fighter, Brandywine Hundred Z
Mary W. Moore, W. @. O. hd., Z
Jas. Righter, Brsndywine 4"
B. r. Brackin, Mill Greek Id, IL
Johu Evans, Christiaua 3D., is
R. A. Reed, Brandywine Id, l9
.Arrestsd.--John Ward, convicted at Media,
Delaware county, year ago, of being prln-
cipal in a prize fight in Delaware county, and
sentenced to two years. imprisonment, was
again arrested on Thursday last, in Philadel-
pha and before night was in his old quarters
Our readers will remember that Ward was one
OF the party arrested by guard under Captain
Wenie, Provost Marshal, and brought to this
city. II was afterwards discovered that the
fight took place in Delaware county, Pa, and
the prisoners were sent to Media for trial.
The result was as above stated.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
DYSPEPS STA.

DR.. sTRICKLAND'S TONIC Is
concentrated preparation Of
Roots and Herbs, with antiacids
and carminatisea to strengthen
,hs stomach and nervous System.
II Is certain remedy for Dyspep'
.ia or Indigestion, Nervousness,
'ty of the Stomach, flAtulency and
alcoholic, therefore particularly
GUS and Dyspeptio persons, For
esywh ere ut 81 per bottle. tan-ly
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

=. The undersigned offers at Private Sale, the
- Heal Estate, late OF Robert Husbands deceased
esaaI the BTnndywine, in Christians Hundred, con-
l1sistpg OF two farms.
No. l. Farm OF los Acres we'll tinbersd and fenced
and we'll watersd 1t in high state Of cutiy alton
The desirable stone dwelling stone
and stable, carriage house, corncrib and spring
house With failing stream. Their lis nn apple
orchard in full bearing aud other fruit trees.
No. q Is Farm of - acres, adjoining No. l. twelve
acres which woodland Il il we'll fence aud
tered The soil excellent and highly improved on
the premises are stone house, stone bHrui carriage
house, spring house aud apple orehaid
These within six miles OF Wilmington, in a
good uei shborhood ana near to schools, mills sud
Churches They well worthy the attention OF those
who desire nrst class properes TIE title Is udispus
BILE and will be made easy. The undersgoed re-
sas. on No = show the properties to cue
| on application. THOMAS W. HUSBANDS,
sss 2s 10 rthe herh
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
REaI. EsTATE FOR SALE.

= The subscriber offers for sale the Farm he
AAA new lives on, situated in Peneaaer Hundred,
Es6lU& New Cestls County, Del, close to st. deorges
station, Del. Road, containing loe acres Of
GOOD crops OF grain and grass, and there all kinds
n fruit: would make a good PEACH FARM, ss there
n ahont four hdrsd peach In full bearing and
looks we'll There plenty Of chestnut timber to fence
ha farm and fire wood. Nineteen acres are IN
wood the rest tabls land. Tho buldiugs consist OF
frame mansion containing tine rooms, and argebsl'
running tArough the whole house good cellar under
nen,h The house Is covered with tin. good pump OF
watsr at the also good tenant house. nearly new
two stories high, with Ave rooms, and cellar under
MEATH with we'll of good water at the door This iaIm
would make good untry resid, nee as II Is me
railroad traius every day from the city
and all the produce of the iatm would meet ready
market This farm Is worthy the attention o. those VINO
want TO pu &c u farm IL IL In a healthy neigh
venient schools and churches and poet
cranary carriage house aud poultry house Has large
Lawn leading from the main road To the house. My
RICHARD GROVES.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
arrIage FACTORY for Sale or REM.

.s,sslR. That large and commodous establishment,
MINX situate the south end of the Wilmington
Eii ~ Biiige formerly occupied by A flAglor Co.,
SIfT comprising with the ground enclosed, an area
Ae fronting the public pad aud 2oo feet back
Also lot OF ground eJoining the above, In the rear.
aud northern side, extending wost to H. H. Co.'S line
S22 feet aud uothtry to the River bank l22 feet,
on which It has whArhag front of LAT feet, joining
sold to j. NJ PtoPLLs CO., with right of way out
TO the public toad. CHARLES CANDY,
5O-tf 3ll West Street.
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For Sale.

gsf& valuable Residence with possession 18th
EW OF March, Washington street, between sth and
&Msth sts 40 feet front, running through to Jener
sou Street. with Stable In rear Jefferson St, Price
$500. Apply TO WIN. MoCAULLEY h Co.,
Real Estate Dealers,
Market a..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

HOTEL. AND fla RIM TO RENT.
THE "summlt House" with 10 acres Of Land,
e. situate at tho practical Farmer In Brandy
Aaasl wine Hundred. New Castle County, Delaware,
t the situation is beautiful the lAnu In fair hrm
ng, grazing or trucking order.
Apply 20 VIM MeokULLEY 4 CO., Wilmington, or
to the subscriber the premises.
jan ls-lms ANN TRUTH.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15


TosEPH BANCROFT has associated his cons, VIII
j LIAM POOLE BANCROFT and SAMUEL GAN
TT, Jr. with himself in the busness Of Masuiae-
turing and Bleaching and fibishng Cotton Goods, the
commencing the first of the present month.
JOSEPH BANCROFT 4 SONS,
First Month % 1866 DIT Wilmington, Del.
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For Sale or Exchange.

AwA WE have Tor Sale Exchange for City pro-
Gltm petty, very good farm, Of 24S sores, 63 of
Hlk3 which are woodland, situated at the Black
Bird Station, the Delaware Railroad The land Is In
good order, the fences geod frame dwelling Stable
ranary and crib And peach orchard Of 1000 trees
will be sold sxehangs for city property, favor
able terms. Apply to wM. BRIGHT SON,
Real Estste Dealers,
feb IL I'm Wilmington, Del!
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Notice.

VoHN NJ. SCOTT AID WILLIAM Y. WARNER. have
% been admitted partners in hrm from and after
this date The will hereafter be conducted
~ ~ ISRAEL pUsEY,
Washington, Jan. l, Is66a5-im JAMES SCOTT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

N>A Atruek grazing farm, in New Castle HUN
Vii dred. Also piece Of Marsh. Apply TO
Ill B. ELLIOTT,
tbb-u Brandvwine HID.
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Or. Striokiand's
\ TONIC.
0YESl O YES

Loss u Aprstlts, Aciai
Debility, 1t Is not
suited for Weak, Nerv
sale by all Druggist ev
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GROCERY AND PROVISION STORI

tob i2-em JOHN HAMILTON.
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE.
No. 500 N. E. Corner Fifth & Spruce Sts
WILMINGTON, DBL.
The sSsssris Ds he, beg, issTs to
sSs, Ss Stock fSgssSsSti q hs4a
& such @S s Sasas. az Of
% &ies q he
% when Mn IN the sts sads
asfys . on hand and oil superior S&Mss pLuNKErr
THE sHERIFF.LTY.
| - The undersigned at the urgent solicitation o
Nmany of his friends, has e9neuied to onst him IN
Sheriff of New Castle County. Al the same time thu
he solicit the votes CT snhe will eheeIiay seqnesee
.ss decision the party and f LEWIS zkBEEv
| February l2, lse6tn Brandywine Hundred.
Sheriffalty.
:ss.s q Is sa "a s.s. s n: :: a
sSd. ySts given him Is lsss
loa sfsetioa. plsdsi4s himself yield sTdeRs suR
DN %h iG ri Clay s Creek haDdred sdstn
aSa Of m
ssof 81 &Ss 81
feb . TN Secretary.
Limited Partnership
NOTICE is hereiy given. that limited PaItnsrshlI
IN has been entered inlo between the undersigned
under the Laws of the State Of Delaware, upon thu
following terms and conditions:
lst. That the n If the Arm under which said part
uership will be conducted is SYKES, PERKINS y Go.
3D. That the general nature Oft business Is the man
ucture Iron Bos; nuts washers and rivets 4. th'
wilmi ngton Bolt and Nut Works.
adj THE general peItuers are LOTUS Sykes aud vii
liam Penn pen kns residing in the City u Whining
ton The special partner Is John Peoples residing
| Barley wsod, near Wilmington, Delawrre.
4th amount Of capital contributed by the speoa
partner the stick Is the sum OF Seven Thou
sand Doll ars, paid in cash.
| 9TH. The partnership commences on tho lst day o
January 1856; and terminates January list, leTl.
LOTUS SYKES.
WIN. PENN PERKINS,
General Partners.
JOHN PEOPLES,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

- Amodern built three story brick house, sitpa.
fav ted on Walnut Stree, below Third, No. t35. Lot
A % feet front, ruuninE back 100 feet with good
Dining room and Kitchen on the hrst door, three
chambers, bath room, and girls room the second
hoor, and two the third door 1t 10 supplied
with gas, with water In yard and kitchen. 1t well
pApsred and in good condition.. Terms reasonable.
dec ik-tf Apply to U. p. JOHNSON. sls Market St.
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

- The three story biick dwelling house ct thu
fs0 g. r. corner Of Seventh and King streets. Term
.xskr eason able. Apply to
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
PUBLIC SALE.

- The subscriber will sell at Middle 6E1
town, Del, on WEDNESDAY, Feb AI1
Nlraary, 18th. 1865, - following large 23ziee
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FEDERAL CoUE7.-J"5s: J !. .Tac!sor
2rss:ding.-Tbe Spring tern Ct TIL,
Court commenced Il this city yester,
Jay
TIE following named gentleman con
sti,ute the Grand Jury:
Msssrs. Thomas Sweeney. Foreman
YIN. n Harry, Richard Z, Roberts
Hiram Armstrong, Jacob r, Greer. A. J
Harry, John M'Lure, Edward Reed
George W Johnson, James Dal5eli
Charles H. M'Curdy, Samuel Laughlin
Joseph Thompson, Ira Hart, j. NJ Dil
ion, Robert Campbell, Lewis Lunsfort
and 7. P. Shallcross
Joseph Pendleton, Esq, Of this city
made application to practice in thu
Court, and declined to take the tes
oath The Judge postponed the cues
ton until Tuesday next, when 1t will b,
fully argued.
Mr.. Thomas Sweeney was natural
lied
A Eolle proseQai was entered in the cas-,
of Zadock Fowler, charged with misde
meanor. ~
In the case Of Vincent j. Hyder, oharg
ed with misdemeanor, Judgment wa
confessed, and the defendant paid so
and costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-07

SUDDEN DEATH.-A veRdeT of milk
named Cornelius Beltz, while seated il
his milk wagon on Clay street, about
noon yesterday, was seized with hem
morage, and expired in few minutes
He was removed from his wagon and
taken into neighbering house, but died
before medical aid reached him. The
deceased resided a short distance from
the city, where he has small farm and
a number of cows. He was for many
years employed in Smiths brewery, but
was compelled to abandon his situation
on account of i'll health He leaves a
wife and four children.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-07

RELIGIOUS ITEMs.-Rev. Mr.. schley, Of
Allegheny City, will preach in the
Fourth Presbyterian Church Tomorrow
morning and evening,
There will be grand union meeting
of the Sabbath Schools of the city held
at the Second Presbyterian Church TO-
morrow afternoon at three o'clock. Rev.
B. w. Chidlaw, the successful missionary
of the Sunday School Union, will de
liver an address to the children - -,
The tenth and the last of the series OF
sermons to young men will be preached
tomorrow evening at the Clay street
Baptist Church by Rev. Mr.. Taggart.
Rev. s. B. Barnitz has returned to the
city from a flying visit to Troy, New
York,
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MYSTERIOUS City Sergeant MDon-
aid yesterday received dispatch from
Akron, Ohio, requesting him to detain a
number of boxes of dry goods which
whioh were supposed to be in this city.
The police traced tho goods to the
Phil Sheridan, upon which boat they
had been shipped for st Louis, by q
nan giving his name as Smith "a rela
i've of Johns, 10 doubt. The City Ser
yeaut boarded the boat aud found the
goods, but as the dispatch did not war
rant the arrest of any one, or the seizure
# the goods, and as the Captain of the
BOAT declined letting the boxes be re
moved upon such authority, the Police
Tere unable to do anything in the mat
ter The alleged owner Of the goods
@as telegraphed of the situation" and
answered, "Detain goods. will be
down on next train Smith agreed to
yet off the boat and bold the goods sub
iect to a proper investigation, provided
the Captain of the boat would refund
his passage and freight money. Thi:
the Captain refused to do, and the City
Sergeant having no proper authority t.
arrest or detain, Smith and the dry
dry goods left on the boat.
The three boxes were filled with the
best of dry goods, mostly fine linen and
dress goods. They reached here day
CT two since from Akron by express, and
were yesterday taken from the express
orce By Smith (vho produced the neces
sary documents and shipped for ST.
Louis on the Phil Sheridan. The whole
transaction is strouded in mystery
which time alone can solve.
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onntrv Noat for Sale Cheap
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

BOARD or EDUCATION "A regular
meeting of the Board Of Education was
teli last evening. DR. Z A hildreth
President, in the Chair.
Prsasnt-Messrs, Bickel Crawford
Clohan, Hildreth, Mooth, Mcclellan
Osterling, Wheat. Wilson and Wickham
10.
The President stated the object of the
meeting to be to consider the question OF
an increase of the salaries of the Prinei
pals of the Pnblic Schools.
The Principals submitted lengthy
petition asking an increase of salary, and
giving the reasons therefor; and present
ed the following table OF comparisons:
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WEsr VIRGINIA CLOTHING HogsE-;
The Spring season is upon u.s. and g the
time for making change Of garments
is at baud. With view to meet the
wants of the citizens of this city aud
state, M. Gutman & Co. have opened a
large and fashionable clothing emporium
on the southeast corner of Main and
Monroe streets, where a large stock OF
clothing and gentleniens furnishing
goods has Just been received, All fresh
and new, and will be sold cheap for cash,
an1T- I'm t.- - r.. ..- ..-. -.
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REGIsTRAIfoN.--In a certain township
in this county, the Registrar has aoVe,'
tised that on certain day next week
he will be at designated place TO regis
ter. the names of voters. During the
.. f.u laws be has called upon a num-
Ps sr. Of FL his loyal friends at their homes or
Workshops Wya and enrolled their r, names m
stating as q reason for so doing that they
1the loyal folks) will be sure to have a
vote. -
Tn the lower portion of the city a Reg.
istrar steadily refuses to enrol the name
of German citizen who came to this
country when he was but eleven years
of age.
The claw" under which the Regis
trars profess to act provides for men Of
known loyalty, firmness. and apright
ness" Oh, consistency, thou art a jewel !"
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Chronic Disease.
New Treatment and New Remedies

IN I'll RIsNRR TREATS ALL
Diseases Of q Chronic Nature, but glves
spsciaI attention TO the treatment OF Chronic
Edsctio0. of the 0enifo- Urinary Organs. via ;
IEasmnatiOn OF Catarrh Of the Blsddsr ana
UTathra Irritable Bladder and kon-Rstention
ana DIibbllng Of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
irravel DiGbsies and Difieult Urinating byIhi
ltic Dil sssses, Loesl and Consttu,nonA 91rs.
torTh a and Impotency, and ell affections eonse'
qusnt upou youthful indiscretiops All sisssses
Of those organs requiring Surgical intsrfsrsscs
operations quickly and neatly performed; fa.
sons afflicted, particularly Sith sid uous,sssSs
Dr KIsNER No Hsrcury OF other psison s
used Consultations confidential. Conmunios'
tons enclosing stamp or fec Prengtiy 1otcss'
once. Third street, Centre Wheslns " "
OHses hours . to ~ A. NJ, oAsnds toSr' u
ascl .dAWEm
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Latest improvements

Aud IL will be apparent 10 ali, that men whose
skill aud abilities have been approved 0y the
Dest manufacturers will not be less successful
when their own interest and reputation are in
Tolyed a testimony to the above. they we're
awarded the first premium over all competitors
by the Judges Of the late exhibition held al the
MARYLAND Institute OF Baltimore Md IA O-To
ter, 1861
These instruments being sufficiently intro
duced in this city, and having proved equal u
not superior to any heretofore known Those in
want OF q first class Plane. manufactured with
the greatest care and OF the best material, will
save dealers commission which only makes Pi
amos more costly but by no means more yalua
BILE by sending orders directly TO the Factory
as above directed, OF by applying at Prof HER
MAN KRYTERS, No. lG] Market Street. for
further information. A guarantee tor i've years
10 given as regards durability OF construction
OF every instrument and will be kept in tune
for one year free OF charge
Old Pianos taken IN exchange. teb2i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-07

BEEKMAN & EMsHEnIER have received
splendid new stock of Spring Dry
Goods. Their stock being selected with
great care, it offers as good a selection
as any.in the city Please call and ex'
anime goods and prices at Nc. 1873 Main
street, two doors below the Grant Hou Sc
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