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DIR. T. ]: KISNER.
ECLECTIC MBDICINE


NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, SDsT, CENTRE WHEELING, W, Va
DR- K. HAVING SECURED THE SER.
IL VICES of an intelligent assistant, who
Will attend TO the PREPARATION Of ned.
S5nes putting up prescriptions, &c, will ems ms
hents, especially to his many friends In the
country. his medicines are all prepared IN
his own ONCE, and all delivered 20 his Pa
both Acute and Chronic, with which human
ity Is afhicted. He has alarge number OF new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
Chronic diseases which heretofore have Oetn
supposed to be incurable, among which ma!
charges from the Ear, 0zena. Enlarged GLANDS
Cancers and Skin Diseases. his MODE ~
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaint!
Bronchitis and all diseases of the IhIyt'
and Air Passages Hypertrophy and az on. ON
er diseases of the Heart, Neuralgia, EpleIs!
Spinal Affections, and all diseases OF the NeI
vous System, is acknowledged by all VINO t nav,
tested II to be the most certain and sucetsssl "
ever known to the medical profession DE-. .if.
has been emtnently successful In the ue 4
MenstTui obstTuctioS PainfuI Me8stflstion,
Ieucuhea. Uterine and OvarOn IuInot,s -
Prolapsus Uteri and all Nervous diseases 10
which they are subject. .,
BE makes speciality in the treatment =.
all Chronic Affections OF the Genito lrlhaIs
Organs, viz: CataTTh of Bladder and UTelhIa
Irritable Bladder, and Non-Tetention anu
Gravel, Diabetis and Dinicult Urnating, y:
phihtic Diseases in all their varied Iol Li
Ghonarrhea, its complications and sequeihs1
Spermatorrheaa and Impotency, and all hHeS
lions consequent upon youthful indscIe llolrf
Also special attention paid 10 the trellt
of FfstulaE White Swelling. ScrOtulOIA
Sores, Varicose Ulcers, &C. Persons aftilclSi'
particularly with old Troublesome csI no
should lose no time to call on or address p ~
RISNER. Communications containing -
promptly noticed. ONCE prescriptions an y!
medicine cash. For visits in city, SAINT y. 10 10
other Physicfans. Once hours, A 81: 10 -
MI P. II. to4 P. n, and P. NJ. tosP NJ
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PAT 69uISLAN's ARRESr.-The Pitts
burGh Gazette, of Saturday, gives the
following particulars of the arrest of
Pat Qninlan, in that city, on Thurs
day:
tOnsFhursday Lieutenant McEaip ~
the Allegheny night police, saw n mar
whom he took TO be Quinlan, on tb,
street. 4 telegram was sent to WHOM
ing for further Information, and on the
Information so obtained 1t was deter
mined to arrest him. ON Thnrs5ay
evening officer Scott accompanied
Lieutenant McKain to the Varisties
Theatre, in this city, and there arrested
2uinlan as he was coming out of the
Theatre The prisoner did not deny
MS identity, and was anxious to know
the reason OF his arrest, inouirinr, first
II any damages were wanted in that
woman case. He next inquired, with
out any preliminary conversation to
lead TO such u question "What made
them suspect him of having any con-
nection with that Washington conntv
murder" This question. and s0rI,
other facts connected with his CONVEX
sation and demeanor, lead to the suspi-
clon that he may have had some CON
tiS,taI Win Ihe terrible crime he men
uoheH- t4uInlan says that he reached
this city on Tuesday night. hayinS, a -
en- mere from Wheeling with a -
and buggy. His eqIippaee is NJ 5
stable at butchers Run now. When
arrested, Quinlan had a heavy heal ~
long dark hair. When taken ont o.
his cell yesterday morning. his bair
was OF a bright red; wig lay on the
bench. He had also in his nnsasSil,,' ~ !,
pair of false whiskers."
We are not. inclined, without some
further evidence, to share the snsr;o;lI,s
OF the Gazette that Quinlan had 49,
thing to do with the Sproul murjsr
Asking the question he did under the
circumstances, does not, it seems To ,,s
necessarily indicate that. The mnrSs,,
was the theme Ofuniversal interest ana
iEn9ulryi and twas not unnatural that
Slnii IA when arrested, should sup
pose ~ was from suspicion of connec-
he $500 80 me murder; especially when
ns FOUND his first conjecture as to the
S ooaele ground of arrest was at fanItS
MiSs SProul declares that shecan iSianii'
~ t ian ui y aud as Quinl an is here
ii u WIZ be easy to determine. so
one OF them. at Is
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solnlIon OF lhe AppIe Problsm.

WHERLINa COMMERCIAL CoLLEaE.
Editors HateHigencer:
Since the Investments of a. and Il.
are rs and ,, BIS share OF the whole
sold or any part, he would be entitled
to receive three-eighths( a0of the selling
price. one'thirdis sold for eight cents
and he should therefore receive tbrees
sighths 80 of that amount, or three cts
or the i've and one-third (5lS1 anpfes
each worth one cent, which remain. he Is
alSo ehntied to receive three eighths II.
OF what remaiDS-value, two and tuSr-
thirds (25S) cents, or two-thirds oF,
cent two much; this he must nav ont %
the money he has received, ieayinst
him In possession of two cents ana
oue-third, which is what he is entitled
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SOLDIERS MEDALs.-Adiutant Cen
eral Duval finds the soldiers medals as
hard to get rid of as litter of kittens.
Even those sent away come back.
Twenty-six came back through the
post-ofIice on Saturday. 1t is bad
enough when nobody can be found to
claim them; but when those that have
bee mailed come back, it looks like the
medal business in this State is not going
to be much of n success. If they would
only "return to plague the inventor'i If
the project, it would be sort of poetic
Justice; but it looks now as if the SIG, 900
to $4,000 which this scheme has cost
the State, might have been much better
invested. 1t would have built a home
for crippled and invalid soldiers, or it
would have endowed n fine school
somewhere for the education of their
children
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Trustees Sale

pY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
ID from Andrew Hall to Pulaski ScatterLiay
dated Oct, ), 1883, and of record in Deed Book
80, page Ss6 of the Records of Ohio county,
and an order of the Circuit Court OF said
county, made at the March Term, 1867, SUBJ
stituting me as trustee in place of said trus-
tee named In said deed, 1 will proceed on
SATURDAY, APRIL s9th, 1857, at 10 O'Clock, a.
said county, to sell the following described
properly 10 wit: Lot numbered forty hit
% on the east side OF Chapline street. in the
Firm Ward OF the City OF Wheeling, in the
State OF WEST Virginia. AS trustee, sell
such interest only as is vested in me by SAID
deed and order. Terms OF saie-Cash.
JOHN q. CHANDLER Trustee
WHEELING, March 10 ISfi7 rnar2I-fd
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THE stone cutters have been busy for
some time past on the material for the
walls of the Episcopal Church, corner
of Centre and Fourth streets. \ con-
siderable amount of stone has been laid
up since the cold weather. The walls
are some distance above the surface.
and the frames for the lower window S
and doors are in their places all round.
The masOns have also been Mt work
some days cutting the stone for the top
round of the foundation of the new Nj.
L.. Church on Fourth street.
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Trustees Sala.

p1 VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from William Loe 10 Edward H. Fits
hugh, dated Oct 3, 1853, and recorded in Deed
Book SO, page TO- or the records Of Ohio coun-
ty, and an order of the Circuit Court of Ohio
county. made at March Term, 1867, substitute
ing me as trustee in place of the said trustee
named in said deed, Twin proceed on SATUR-
Day. APRIL 10Th. at 10 o'clock, a. m, at the
to sell the following property, viz Lot NUM-
bered forty-six (i6l on the east side of Chap
line street, In the Fifth Ward of the city OF
w heeIins, in the State OF (West) Virginia As
trustee, sell such interest only as Is vested
In me by said deed and order.
Terms of sale-GaSh.
JOHN. g. CHANDLER, Trustee.
WHEELING, March 10, 1857. nar2i-td
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NEW FREIGHT ARKANGEMENT.-An
arrangement has been made by which
all goods shipped to this point over the
Pennsylvania Central and Cleveland
~ Pittsburgh Railroads by "the Union
Line" are delivered to our business
men ut their doors. Heretofore they
have been delivered at Bridgeport sta
ton, and had to be brought over mt the
expense OF the consignees, who claim
that they now get goods by this line
more CT eaply and quickly than over the
Baltimore line.
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TnE wAsu1Nerox CouNrx TRAoEpy

The WAsHINsToN CouNTx TRAGEDY.
The recent murder of Mr.. David
Sproul, at is residence in Washington
county, has created intense excitement
in the neighborhood. and every effort is
being made to trace out the murderers.
The Pittsburgh Commercial saws that
Deputy Sheriff McBarry, OF Washing
ton, arrived in that city on Friday. and
gave the police n full description OF the
suspected parties, and It Is probable
that they Will be in custody In a few
days. On Thursday as Mr.. McBarry
was examining Mr.. Sprouts premises.
he found a small penknife lying near
the house, which, it is supposed, was
the instrument employed by the muir
derers in dispatching their victim. The
blade is about four inches in length
and the handle is covered with blood
Mr.. Sproul WIS the owner OF three hun
dred acres OF land, Rnd'had the reputn-
ton of being a rich man. This is the
third murder that has been committed
in Washington county within the past
few years, the circumstances OF which
are very similar.
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SOME CHAP located at the corner of
Monroe and Water streets on Saturday,
for the prosecution of his vocation,
which was. we believe, cutting stencil
plates, and kept himself surrounded all
day by a crowd of boys and men at
tracted by the novelty OF the situation.
We suppose there isn't u business in
town that gets its rent as cheap.
Whether the business done was suhi-
Gent to pay the rent we can't under
take to conjecture.
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SENT UP.-George Williams, who
was arrested at Steubenyille and
charged with the robbery of Charles
Hanke, had his hearing Saturday, be
fore Justice johnson, and was commit
ted to Jail for trial before the Circuit
checks and certificates of DEPOSIT to the
amount OF $500, bank notes $3.50, and
S64 in silver coin. Seven pieces OF the
coin found on Williams were identified
by Mrs Hanke, and one by Mr..
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Free Exhibition.

DRoF. A. n. ROCKWELL. THE OR1GI-
nator and author OF the new system. IN
the Education Of Horses, also patentee q Lne
hibitIon in this city, on wednesday, aAEcn
nth, at one O'Clock, in front OF the Grant
House. when ne will drive his trained horses
to carriages without brides, lines, breeches,
or traces heads and neck LEFT entirely loose:
controlling them wholly ny the motions OF
the whip
Immediately after he will give a free lee
ture on the general management OF horses
schools OF instruction will be formed I'M
neIiately at Mr.. Burley's Carriage Rooms.
mar2Js
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Valuable Farm in Brooke County,
West Virginia, for Sale.

TIHE SUBSCRIBERS WILL OFFER AT
i public sale, on the premises on TUES
PA1, THE nth DAY OF MARCH, 1866 the
farm OF the late Jesse Edgington, in Brooke
county, West Va, nearly opposite the city OF
StenbenVille, bounded on the west by the
ONO river, and on the south by the Holli-
Jays Cove pittsburgh and SteubenVfllel
ran halt Hoad containing 565 acres, the greater
ATTENTION Is invited TO this sale as proper
y so desirable, seldom comes into the mar
Ket. The land will be divided into tracts of
diherent sizes, and Will be sold as a whole. or
IN lots 10 suit the views of buyers.
a plat OF said land Will be In the hands of
GEO. 81 orr, Esq, adjoining lhe land on and
land. ... ~ ST." 'he
TERMs-one-thIrd the purchase money to
De , pald on the LIST day of April, 1867, and the
residue in two yearly payments, with inter-
est rom said Isl day OF April 1851, TO be Sc
cured by mortgage or deed oftrust Possess
ion given when terms of sale are compiled
"llh' T. HAMMOND,
a. KUHN
Executors OF Jesse Edgington, decd.
JOIN N. BRICELASD, and others, heirs at
marll-dtd
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NoTIoSs.-Those who read the adver.
tisemeHt of d. Nicoll S Bro, which ap.
appears among our new advertise,
ments this morning, may be assured
that if they want anything in the VA
riety line they cannot fail to be suited
at NicOlls,' who keep elegant goods,
and7always deal fairly.
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n0rEL ARRIYALs.
SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1857.
en- ~. rI.nrraE


SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1857
GRANT HOUSE.
G. Ksyser, Bellaire, o.
r N. Stephens, SteubenyiIle.
Chas. @. Welhng, New York.
M sEnz a NJ DEeS6 fBs To0Se eS Pa
Miss Jennie Mcdonald, do
Mary A. Mcdonald, do
4. y. Boyle. Steubenyille.
Henry MeMnrray, West Alexander.
John W. Smith, HarrfsvilIe. o.
n ~ =: Name, East Richland, o.
Jas; =; Rowey, Philadelphia.
]. ". Ritheart. Harrisyille, o.
]. 8. Jones, SteubenviIIe, d.
Thos- Hogle, st. Louis.
R. 81. Kenneth, PittsbuIgh- :
A. NJ. WilkyI Portland
Foster Bosworth, Jr, New York.
PhiliP Smith and Wife. Plain Grove, Pa.
Pearson Rodman. Delaware.
&'LuRE HOUSE.
A. W. Hall Cleveland.
II. ID. Myers, Baltimore.
Miss Fuller, Cumberland.
q. ReIgman New York. .a.
]. r. SlifeF, Philadelphia
F. II. Harrison, Iowa City.
j. +. Ennis, Dstroit.
SAINT Wilkinson, q. w.
John Jones, ParkeFsburR.
Liza Hendershot, do
Q. Z. Pratt, New York.
George Suppel, Pittsburg.
Samuel i. Gill, Baltimore
Chas. u Rood, BROOKLYN, New York.
\. b. phEey, StsubenvIlle
Geo. A. Foster, Ann Arbor, Mich. ......g
Jas. Armstrong, Washington, Pa
InO. u. Hamilton, Condersport, Pa.
Capt Jno. Q. Mccoy, Washington, Pa
Chas. T. Crooks, do
K Whitman, Boston.
DR.. b. w. Allen, UniYerslty of Va
Jas. ~: Clary, B. q D. r. R
z E Peddieord, Cumberland.
a. Neptune, Cumberland
Richard o. Stone, Bait lmore.
II. Jacobz, New York
@. F. Scott, Wellsburg.
DR.. q. e. Coates; Baltimore.
w. F. Clantice, do
8. G. Link, Harrisburg, Pa.
]. A. Fee.
David Logan, Baltimore.
Nathan Lehman, Baltimore.
u. Duncan, Newcastle, Del
Shas. II. Craggs, B. q Q. K. R
b. H. GFymeS, do
sPRIGG HOUSE.
NJ. F. KimbaI, Thornton
Rob't JamIson. Pittsburgh.
H. Henderson, Philadelphia.
Geo. d. Moore, River.
David Sheppard, do,
w Harper, do. -- .
]. ]. Pickering, st. ClairSSilIe.
II. q. Pringle. Allegheny City.
Robert Setter, Rush Run, o.
w. q. Frazier, TriRdelphia.
W. II. STEELE, Elm Grove.
]. II, Todd, West Alexander.
]. s. Todd, do.
Dan. MAXWELL. Point Mills, Pa.
Levi Beers, Savannah, U.
n L. Terrell, Wellsburg.
Shep'd Mchlechen, Va.
ID. Maxwell. Ohio county.
3. NJ. Bell, Washington, Pa.
w. w. Ekrhart, Jr., Pittsburgh.
K. Whitman, Boston.
John 8. Assay. Philadelphia
VIM. Armstrong, IL, & o. H r
Calvin W. Pearson, Richmond, Ind
Q. o. Rowley, Philadelphia.
j. a. kry. Cincinnati, u.
John McGarTey, Alliance, o.
John Mory, do.
y. F. Akers, Kansas.
SAINT kidgeley, Howard Coz Md.
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WE learn that one OF our paper man
ufacturing firms Messrs. Lewis, Little
IL Coz received an order for a lot of
printing paper on Saturday, from Mon
tana Territory.
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Trustee,s Sale.

IN PURSUANCE Of A DEED OF TRUST
j from Joseph Elliott TO me, dated March
"a, 1872, and duly OF record in Deed Book IS,
folio 4I9. In the Recorders office OF Ohio
county, West Va, shall on SATURDAY,
the Nth day of April, 1861. on the premises,
proceed to sell by Public Auction, 10 the
highest and best bidder, the said JoseIh Ell
liou's interest, being the one fourtn) in a
certain tract of land situate in Ohio county,
on the waters of Little Wheeling Creek,
eleven miles east OF W Wheeling, near the Ma
uonal Road, and adjoining lands OF William
castor, the heirs OF Thomas Maxwell and
DINERS, containing one hundred and fifty
acres, more or less, from which said tract OF
land ,twenty-three acres and IS poles, decided
10 Minor Gibson and Others, is to be taken,
selling as trustee 1 shall convey only such
t tltIe as IS vested in me, which, however, is
Terms OF SALE-S70O with Interest from
March I'd, 1855, and costs of sale, cash. and
the balance In equal instalmentS OF one and
two years, with interest from day OF sale
the purchaser giving approved security for
the payment OF the deferred instalments
a. q. ROBINSON, Trustee,
WHEELING. March 10 lgRT- I'm
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SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
The auction sale of Mrs. NJ. NJ. s.
Zane's household furniture and goods
will positively take place to-day, and
bargains may be secured. See Adver-
tisment.
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HoUsEKKEPERs should nse BOOKINGS
Improved Furniture Polish. Underits
magic influence old furniture is made
70 assume the appearance of new, The
price IS so trihtng that anybody able to
own piece of furniture can afford 10
use II Manufactured and sold by 3.
bocking, No. Odd Fellows Hall.
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THERE is serious cave-in of the
sewer on the north side of Quincy
street, between Market and Fourth,
which ought to, and doubtless wild re-
ceiYe attention, as soon us tho state of
the weather permits.
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Mr.. SAMUEL LAUGHLIN is having
built a two story brick addition to the
building formerly occupied by DIR.
Todd as an office. 1t is hereafter to be
used for a dwelling.
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THE new steam ferry-boat Ella, built
for the West Wheeling ferry, was out
on trial trip Saturday.
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TheDoctors DIPLOMA hangs in his office
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

The many thousands cured at this estab-
ishment within the last twenty yearS, and
me numerous Important surgical Operations
performed by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the
reporters OF The Sun and many other papers
nouces OF which have appeared again and
again before the public, besides his standing
a. gentleman of character and reSpecia-
olllty Is sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREL.
mar5-lys
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aSnRUa or not, it sells, regardless of
nara nara times, and proves satisfactory.
For it will restore gray hair to its or;S.'
nal color, prevent and cure badness
anu the most skeptical are convinced al
Ine above truth, by using Odbert's
Nesetaoie Ambrosia, which is war
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For Sale.

OFFER FOR SALE THE McLuRF
Il House Hotel, and half lot adjoining the
same on south side. Also, ffdesired will sell
the furniture belonging TO same.
The property has a lease of one year from
Inc ist day OF April next, but will sell pres
ent lease with it, FS3
"a, The said property, will be sold low and on
marls-2wd JNo. McLURE, Jr.
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FHERE was faint odor of Spring
abroad yesterday, and we heard the
MARBLE ofthe first blue bird of the sea-
son-"Owaissa," as Longfellow hath
it, dispatched in advance by
"ShawondaseS, fat and lazy,
Who has his dwelling fur 10 southwark,
In the drOwsy, dreamy sunshine,
In the never-endIng summer"
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For Sale.

TWO PIECES OF LAND, ONE go AND
81 miles east OF the city; will be sold sep
arate or together. For particulars enquire
of II. 81. Hervey on the premises.
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6nr SALE.
For Sale Ghean.

4UA DolIO O4lOupi
A TRACT OF LAND, SITUATED IN
n Wetzel County, West Virginia, within
nVe or six miles or the line OF the =. & o. R
r, and said to contain 800 acres This land
Is heavily timbered, principally with poplar
and white oak, and Is certainly good
chance for safe investment. For terms, par
uculars, and a plat of the land see Jos. A.
stuart, Administrator, Carlisle, Pa. or
.rfEl THOS. OTBRIEN,
Real Estate Agent, Wheeling, W. va
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Adellne T. Hersey and william A. Hersev.
and 3. IA. Woodward, their guardIan

Adellne t. Hersey and william A. Hersey.
and 3 h woodward, their guardian.
.t In Chancery.
AT the May Term, 1857, OF the Circuit
Court OF Ohio County, Letnuel T. Wilcox.
guardian OF Adeiine Il. Hersey and VIM A.
Jersey, lawfully appointed and 81
IN the state of Massachusetts where they re-
side, will apply by petition 10 said court to
order SttmpSon a. Woodward, their guar
dian In this State, to pay and deliver 70 said
foreign guardian, or hts agent or attorney
al personal property and money in his said
MoodWards hands. belonging to said wards
anu 10 authorize said foreign guardian TO sue
receive all money or personal
property, which may belong to his said
wards, In like manner rs II he were appoIrt-
ed In this State, and remove the same 10 the
said State or Massachusetts, -
LEMUEL T. WILCOX,
Guardian.
Soils. for Petitioner
WHEELING, March IS. 1857. lau4w
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Auction Sale of Household Fur
niture.


"ILL BE SOLD AT THE RESIDENCE
w OF 7. q. McAfee, corner of Monroe and
9Th streets,
On tuesday, March o6Ih. 1867,
commencing at O'Clock, a. M; Velvet.
Three Ply and other Carpets Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Wardrobes, &c, &c Also, stoves
and Kitchen Furniture. Sale positive.
Terms cash. GEO. E WICRHAM,
mar2l-Id Auctioneer.
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
DIR. JOHNsTON

WIHOo, NO. sOuIh FFederIek Street,
LETT hand side going from Baltimore street, a
new doofS from the corner Fall not 10 OBJ
serve name and number
no letters received unless post paid and
containing astamp TO be used on the reply.
Persons writing should state ACE and Sand
portion Of advertisement describing symp-