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TRUSTEES Sale.

nv yTRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is executed to me by Leonard @; Frost and
aarT A. Frost his wife, bearing date on the
Second day of February. 1865, and now on re-
c1rd IN ti1f1 Recorders OH cepfO lliQT equity
West sVfrHffifH. L Win sell on NFefne sdag, the
SstII ifay or February next. at the Court
House OF said county, at public auction, to
me highest and best bidder, the following
property, to- wit Lot ,numbfgett sth
la gSriIie and being on the west side Of Aihin
stretet M hat paft of&the city ofEpNheeling
known as Centre Wheeling, togeth with me
storage warehouse, with its appuuenances.
! iTERMs OF SALE, Cash. Selling as Trustee,
WIN convey such tile as is vested IN sm me Dy
s4 Jan Ssed % : 49, S.BRADY, Trustee.
rThe above sale is postponedto Wednesday
March 22d, 1855. s. BRADY. trustee
: EaH,O
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- EFarrf1 For sale.I II[,I1

HNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale his farm, lying near the Ohio River,
eight miles below Moundsytlle, in Marshall
county, West Virginia. Said farm CONSISTS OF
$50 acres nearly all under fence; over 400 acres
cleared and mostly'In grass Said farm Is
well watered and laid of In fields convenient
consist or a good brick house, well built
and neatly finished. "A good frame barn
and stable. 60 < 81 feet; sheep houses, good
and wood house, with all other necessary
out buildings. There are several iGnod Tenant
houses. Also, a large apple orchardof between
five and six hundred trees. now bearing OF
good selection.
two good farms, each having good buildings.
Price SIS per acre, one-third down, ba lance in
payments TO suit the purchaser. If desired,
would sell near 500 sheep to the purchaser of
the farm. "A so 40or 51lhead ofistock cattle,
and a large stock of hogs. Will give bar
gain in the above property, as am oetermln-
ed to SELL having purchased elsewheres Adj
dress the undersigned, at Rowhnttan, Ohio, or
Gallon the t1rerfsf4s ~ I'LL u I4tSt- 7.
feb5-lmdSwe r. SWAN.
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sTRaYoE c6s11sc5FF . IDoodd!! Night

STRANGE cosDrcT or ABod!.A Night
before last the Reverned Mr.. Tichneil,
who lives in Triadelphia; was Weakened
from his sleep by a noise on his porch.
He got up and went on TO the porch,
when he was attacked by a large dog!
Mr.. TichneI retreated into the house
and closed the door, shutting the dog
out. The animal attacked the door,
bling and striking it SO hard, as to
knock of large pieces. Mr.. Tichnell,
wishing very much TO get nd Of his s, an !;
him with a Ratchet. The dog finally
succeeded in getting his head inside OF
the door, when he was shot and wound
ed by Mr., TichnelE Amer being
wounded the dog Ieft, and was found
this morning near the residence dead
no explanation can be given for such
arrange Conduct of the animal. Had
he not been SO vicious 1t might have
been supposed that he wished TO attract
attention to somebody or something In
distress. - * -sJift s1i.ti5e -i.5.s
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DIR. T. J. KIsNER.
EcIFcTTc MRDIcINRSy

4
NEW TREATMENT q. NEW REMEDIES.
oFF4oE, SD ST, CKaZT1sE WHEELING, W. VA.
nR. K. HAVING SECURED THE SER
IL VICES OF an intelligent assistant, who
Will attend to the Aptepatton OF medi-
HE MIN 10 Give more attention to out pa
TENTS especially to his many friends in the
country. His medicines are all prepared In
his own once, and all delivered to his pa
tients by himself. DR.. XII Treats al diseases,
both Acute and Gl4onic With Ssi1ish human nan
remediesi which. have proved remarkably
successful in many OF those obstinate cases Of
supposed to be incnrable, among which may
be named: Consumption, Scrofula. Dis
charges from the Ear, 0zena. Enlarged Glands
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Qmplaints,
bronchitis and an diseases Lbf the Throat
et siiseases or me Heart, Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
Spinal Anecttons, and all diseases of the Ner+
Vous System, is acknowledged by all who have
tested Ii to be the most certain and successful
ever known to the medical profession. Dr. X.
has been eminently successful In the treat
Menstrul Distractions, Painful MenstrustiOn,
Leucrrhea, Uterine and Ovarton Tumofs,
Prolapsus Utert and all Nervous diseases 10
Hen makes a speciality in the treatment OF
all Chronic Affections OF the Genito Urinary
Organs, viz: Catarrh OF Bladder and urethra,
Dribbling OF lUHne, Urinary Deposits. or
Gravel, Diabetis and DIFFICULT Urinating, Sy-
ilphIlitIcs Diseases IN, all their varied loEms
t3honarrhea It's compI Leaf Ions and seqpellee,
SpermatoITheaan and 1mpptepcy, and all alec
Also special attention paid to the treatment
of ,Fistulas, White Swelling, Scrotplous
Sores, yartcose pIcers, Sc Pers9ns aftilcted.
Should o lose no tiifie TO can on 81 address DIR.
RIsNER- Gommpnications containing fee
hmedicinef cash..y For visits in city, same as
other Physicians. ONCE hours, A. NJ. % Il
NJ. ff.t II: t64 p! NJ, and P. N. tosF'M MO-
EaEWA1
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TrIlstae,s Sale.

!, Is made by Samuel -Humes- Rnd-wife. dated
respectively as follows: The arst on the 18th
day OF July, 1854. which DECD Is on record IN
and the second, dated August q, 1864, which
deed Is OF record in Deed Book fetofq Isl, l
will offer at Public Sale, at the mont door q
tiRy Of February, .1sts, at IL t6'ciodR the fol-
lowing described property, lying in the town
GesiEnated IA the Plat 81 sid town s lot
number three, In square number six, with the
buildings and improvement thehetlnto be-
! .. A,G. ROBINSON,
IanlS-td ,esiEirs TEti s--isa JTruAee.
The above sale is postponed until March
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Married Persons, or Young Men eontempls.
fling narrafRe being aware Of physical Weak.
mess, Organic Debility, Defcrnffiess speedily
Cured. DIE
II Ha who places himself under the care OF Dr.
]. NAV religfously conflde in his honor as q
gentleman, I and confidently rely upon his
skill asaphysieiaH. TX J
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
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THE GREAT HAIR. REsToRER.-Prof.
De Mum, of Chicago, Illinois, the celer
brated hair restorer, ia meeting with
well deserved success in this city, his
parlor at the. sprigg House being
thronEed with our citizens who are de-
sirous of obtaining his advice. and pre-.
paration for badness, thin hair, falling
of OF the same, and all diseases OF the
scalp. The Press, Clergy, Medical sFa-
Guilty, and the Public heartily endorse
and recommend him to all. and they
pronounce him to be genuine in every
sense of the word. Those of our lady
readers who delight in the luxuriRnce
of their locks, and who desire
to retain and preserve a beautiful
head of hair should consult with him
ut once, ms his stay.is but limited to but
one week hanger. The professor is the
only person in this section of the conn-
try who treats the above diseases by
consultation. We advise our readers
to embrace the present opportunity to
consult with him. The Consultations
are FREQ. iltfis. e --sta .-li5 s+-H z7 y
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YESTERDAY forenoon a tipsy driver
of lime cart drove his horse into the
sewer at our corner OF the street. The
horse fell down, but was finally helped
up. aud eyerythingbnt the driver fixed
up as good as new.
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MEETING OF THE CITY CouNCILS.-
The City Councils held called meet
ing at their chambers last evening.
The nJoint Committee on ordinan-
ces" reported back the ordinance for tell
creation OF health officer as reported
at the last meeting of the Councils, and
recommended its passage. On motion
the ordinance was taken up by sections.
Much discussion ensued on the first
section, In which Mr.. Shallcross charg-
cd Mr.. Hughes with "asserting n false
hood.n Mr.. Hughes replied that he
'hurled back the charge with scorn.n
The chairman trapped u stop" to the
personalities. The ordnance was H.
nally passed almost rs 1t came fromlthe
committee. We published an extract
OF the ordinance at the time OF Its intro
ductlon. Il provides, as passed, for n
salary for the officer at the rate of 81 500
per annum !; for the imposition of a fine
OF not less than s. nor more than so
for each infraction OF the ordinances;
that the health officer shall give n bond
In the sum of $3.50, and shall be sub
iect to n fine OF not less than IS nor
more than SO for the faithful performs
ance OF each OF the duties Of said Office.
The vote ON the passage of the ordi-
nance stood ayes-lS; nays-2.
A report was received from the Com
mittee ON Salaries" regulating the
amount OF salary for the various city
officers for the ensuing year. The ,sala-
ries were mostly increased. That OF
Clerk of Second Ward Market from
$3.50 TO $500; that of Curator of same
market Increased the same; that of
Street Commissioner from $500 to $500;
that of City Clerk from 81 200 to 81 500
that OF the City Sergeant from s, 500 to
$500; that of Superintendent of Water
Works from S, 400 to 81, 600 that of Col
1ector OF Water Rents from Sl25 to $500;
those OF several of the remaining ofi-
oSrs We're LEFT as of last year, and sew
oral others were tabled. rss .sft.st-s
The health ordinance with the ordi-
nRuces to which 1t referred, were order
ed to be printed.
The '.Committee on whnrvesu re-
ported the steamboat wharf in a bad
condition, and recommended the clean
ing and repairing OF the wharf. Laid
over for the next meeting of the Coun-
oil.
The two branches, in joint session,
proceeded 20 the election of the follow
Ing named Officers: -.
HsALrH OFFIcER. = DR.. Richard
Blum, 10; DIR. George Baird, II. Whole
number of votes .. Necessary 70 a
Dr.. Blum was accordingly declared
duly elected. i - .,.stsz
Mr.. p. e. linn was elected Sanitary
Committeeman for the ed ward, in place
of Mr.. Salada, resigned,
Mr.. John Holland was elected SAM
tary Committeeman of the 9Th ward In
place OF Mr.. Taylor, resigned
Aresolution In regard 10 some curps
on Adams street, was referred.
Adjourned.
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For Sale.

YuHAT VALUABLE PROPERTY STU
ate on. Market street. Centre Wheeling,
UPON which is erected a large and rcofnntol
dfous brick dwelling house and neceSsary.out-
ed by Robert Patterson, deceased, and now
occupied by Capt. Andrew Wilson. For
! care w. W. Ranley & Co., Nos. 90, Il, and 70
Walnut srteet, Cincinnati, o., or GEO. X.
WHEAT, 50 Main street, Wheeling, West
Virginia 1ebS-lm
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GRAND INsTRUMENTs-Itb becomes our
pleasant duty to announce to our read
ers that Mr.. Augustus Pollock, OF this
city, has accepted the extensive agency
for the State ofwest Virginia and adj
jacent country for the sale of the most
celebrated steinway's Pianofortes.5 The
reputation of these grand instruments
Is too we'll established to require a spe-
cial description of their superiority
ON our part. They areiacknowledged
the best Pianoforte made not only in
America, but also in Europe, being
awarded at the great Instrumental ex-
hibitions in London in 1852, where 200
Pianos from all parts of theworld were
entered for competition, The first prize
medal for powerful, clear, brilliant and
sympathetic tone, with excellence of
workmanship and are now shipped
upon special. orders across the Atlantic.
The Steinway's Pianos are guaranteed
for five years, and must attract general
attention among those desiring Piano
fortes, since they will be sold at our
State agency Mt the same rates as at the
manufacturers depot, New York, and
being unhesitatingly pronounced supe-
rior TO all other Pianos by the musical
celebrities of the Old and New World.
We hail their advent among us with a
wish of unlimited success
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the gas played or and ON in avery
provoking manner early last evening
for about half an hour. AT the Post
office all the lights went out, and the
crowd outside and the clerks inside,
were left confronting each other in a
very embarrassing way for a little
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THR English Lutheran Sunday School
expect to enjoy an interesting session
it being the first Sunday Of
the month. Governor Foreman, Prof.
White and Rev! Mr.. Baum; are expect
ed TO be present. The regularIessons-
will be omitted, and the hour occupied
and friends OF the children are cordial-
ly Invited iJ-s 7-i'f .st,5e-
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YESTERDAY was another lovely day,
more like June than the March we have
been accustomed so long 10 dread on
account of its blnstry, blowy charac-
ter. II The old "saw" isn't back .ac-
ton one, we shall expect TO see this
month go out with some such demon
stration as that animal who lords 1T
over his fellows in the forest Is sup
posed to make. AS usual every day of
this pleasant spell, hundreds were out
promenadlng yesterday
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"No POLICE couRT."-we have al
most grown tired of quoting the words
at the head of this item, but so lopglas
affairs are as they were yesterday, we
must make virtue of necessity. The
city is unusually quiet in police mat
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THE residence of Mr.. Joseph Walters,
ON the island, was robbed yesterday,
during the absence of the family, of
some muslin and some child's clothing.
No arrests. 1ta
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WE are again under obligations to
MI. L. It. stockton, the agent in this
city of Adams Express Company, for
Chattanooga, Nashville, Louisville and
st. Louis papers in advance OF the
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BREAK1Sa INTO HOUSES. For several
months past our city. has been infested
with:a gang, of pickpockets, street and
house thieves. They operate mostly
between twelve O'Clock at night and
daylight, and have generally been very
successfnIin e1rdipg arrest. a few OF
the gracelsss scamps have, however,
been apprehended, and several ofthem
are now undergoing punishment for
their trapsgressions Night before last,
or rather early yesterday morning,
some unknown party broke open the
shutter and tried TO force an entrance
into Kriter's gpnsmith shop, just below
the market house. The noise at the
window alarmed the occupants of the
house, and the would-be thieves de-
camped. .....i51-; -, - 81
persons unknown, broke into a front
window OF Mrs. Parker'sl saloon on
Market street, near the McLure House,
and stole the contents of the show win
dow. -s-'-l
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For Sale.

TIJWENTY (aO ACREsvGLUABLE LAND.
y Iriver bottom,) situated three miles above
Wheeling, being a portion oia farm belonging
win Be divided to suit purchasers, and Is adj
mirably adalted TO gardening purposes or
country residences. For further Information
at WInship, Woods q Co..,
feb29-lm. lfI4 81 [ I'M NOS Main street
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Prso,s cure for Consumption, being a
certain remedy for the worst Of human
ailments, must OF necessity be the best
remedy fol-. coughs and diseases or the
IL neglected, too often,
terminate, fatally. Sold by u. Book
ing, No. l. Odd Fellows Hall.
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SERMON TO YoONo MEN.-Thes Rev.
]. b. Blakeney will preach another one
of the series OF sermons to young men
nj the Chapline street M. =. Church
Tomorrow evening.
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STREET CuEAN1Na PRoenEsstNe.-It
affords us much pleasure TO be able to
record that the work of cleaning up the
streets was renewed and vigorously
kept up yesterday. Main and Monroe
streets, up and down from the crossing
of those two thoroughfares. have been
pretty thoroughly cleaned. As the
Street Commissioner has not seen fit to
confide to our trusty keeping the secret
of how long he designs keeping up his
present labor, we cannot of course
therefore speak knowingly on the sub
ioct. but hope he may go it for long
time. $500
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HUMPHREYS, Y.lge
Ho1nnopathie Specifics.s

IIAyE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
Eficient, and Reliable. They are the only Medi-
eines PERFECTLY adapted to popular use-s9 simple
harmless to be free from danger, and efficient as
to be always reliable They have raised the highest
Commendation from all, and will always render sat
isfnction. - '-a- 81 4 -'-t7f-F' e4''ASA4S :
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Honsa and nj Foi. Sale.

II OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE. AND
ii Lot, situated on'Ea Bell AVenue+ corner OF
James street. South Wheeling. The lot is so
feet front by I45 deep. The house is of briclz,
in good order-contains7 rooms and a finished
Earret, For:particplarsi inquire OFFS. H. Wood
Teb20-tf G. B. DOTY.
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SECOND WARD MARKET was well at
tended yesterday evening. The fair
weather afforded an opportunity for
many to see the sights. People lounged
and loitered about in groups-gossip-
ping, dickering and trading. ~
Butter was s5@4Oc.; Lard, 1s@2oc.;-
Turkeys, $l@SI 20; Chickens, S5@40c.;
Potatoes, 40c.; Apples, 70@sOc.; Gram
berries, 20c.; Onions, 40c.; Corn soc. 2n
There was very fair demand for all
articles specially vegetables. ia5
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To Cure Dyspepsia
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Use the Old Home BttteIA
: Use fhe Old Home Bitters.
Use the Old Home BttteIS
= Use the Old Home B4tteTs = Il
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For Heartburn and ElatnIenCS
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For Heartburn and FlatulenCs
Use the Old Home Filters
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Loss of Appetite
.kV " LhSSsSSff kkB BPPetaIea
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The Weak made StrongI
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1t is a good Tonic for Feven-
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Sold by Merchants and Druggists generally
only by
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THE AaR1ouLruRAL socIErY.4The
stockholders Of the Agricultural So
ciety will not forget the meeting adver-
tIsed 20 come off at the Council Cham
Der this evening. A charter for the So
cIety having been secured from the
legislature few preliminary arrange
ments remain yet to be made before the
Society Is fairly in way to success.
Enough money to pay for the property
has been stibscribed, but some more Is
needed for. improvements,eth that should
be made just as soon AZ possible. tits
important that there should be afnll'
attendance at the meeting this evening.
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TaE Pittsburgh NJ. E. Conference
meets at Washington, Pa. next Mon
day. '.s ~. =
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To Blaeksmiths, OF. any Other Man.
4 NVIIsaPETER WRIGHTSn SOLID
a Bick Face warranted. <
MISUNDERSTANDING warranted, All sizes
6LEDGE&Erom to Y lbs.
sLEDGE MoULps515ETUm 10 TO - lbs
dag on hane aha p q ~ Hi II & BRO.
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Inst, Received,

SUPERIOR GOLDEN
Syrup; Old Gov. lava, Yellow and Green
fIo Coffee, of extra f1ne quality Eastern
-CranbeFffes; BuckWheat Flour Philadelphia
Minced Meats ChnI1eston GntEss Green Peas;
Dried shakers; Sweet tom; Italian Maecarp1iii
inS: bordeaux Salad OIL; ExtrAi French Mus
tard; Sardel Fish In 10 kegs a&esd &c, and
: vi TT Sae 10y y s. q. D. MoopRow.
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Infaluhle In correcting 1rregQlar1tleSt HeInoV-
nom W Tia e sf GaGss, mai : ~
ALWAYS AS p
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only g the uIgen5 Iqnesb, SLIh LLG Ss
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il.
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they Invite miscarriage" after which ad-
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any mischief to health, otherwise the Pills
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hDr aIlt those amiettng icompIaln g peculiar
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Price gIbeFRox.L .ssiEs - 8fx.Roxes85.
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QTufgis IS Main street, Wheeling. General
Whpieale5Ag Agents lor West vac, whom IN
oftieTs must De nd re Cd. S0lda &C Retail, by
REED, KRAFF&G CO. = 1LL31GJ
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