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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-30

Eight hundred tons of shells have been
returned to Washington to be emptied
and stored, and it is found that large
proportion OF them are filled only with
sawdust.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-30

eEChict Justice Chase was at Man
chester. y. H.. on the 211th, the guest OF
Ex-Gov. Smith. Mr.. Smith opened his
doors in the evening TO tie people, and
multituleS improved the opportunity to
shake hands with the distinguished yisl :
tor. Mr.. Chase was urgently pressed
for a speech, and finally made a brief one,
without, however, abiding to political
matters at all. Mr. Chase was born in
New Hampshire. lie is an honor TO the
state of his birth, as we'll aS to the whole
country.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-30

PLEASURE TRAvEI--Golng into the
country is growing more and more pop
ular every year. Perhaps no more stop
at hotels than few wears ago, but III
favorite localities every farmhouse and
cottage is filled to over flowing. \ man
who has the best means of knowing told
us last week that there were fifteen hum
drcd summer boarders within six miles
of North Conway, \. ii. The coast OF
New Hampshire and Maine swarm with
people who are recrcating. The hotels
at Wolfboro and Centre IIarbor are fill
ed with Boston families The Pcmigc-
wasset House at Plymouth hotel OF
New IIampshire-ha had an cxlraordi-
nary season. More than 800 spent the
last Sabbath there. and the parlors have
been filled with extempOriSed beds for a
fortnight. The Profile House at Fran
COMA Notch has entertained more com
pany this year than ever before, and last
week they were Obliged to turn away
persons, being unable to give them even
a cot on the parlor floor. Memphrema,
COZ and Mansfield in our own state art
getting the attention from pleasure seek
ers that their merits demand On tn,
whole, the mania for going away from
home is on the increase, notwithstanding
the many discomtorts and annoyance.
attendant upon il.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-30
Nine per Cent. upon the investment

Ihe-e bonds AUTHORIZED y act q Coa-r,-s. q. s.
cd '-.lg Il, wax PROGRESSES, ara Z q -.i. .
Only the RJn1s --az;ed y tie ,i0yv-1.n,-l,. $50
p-s-eit IN al case. The 1r=f in upon = c.a1
equiTp sre Qroauotive railroad, IN inch tar.
INVESTED -rsliieII -lhsi5iys stock ~ -r-.r
as-ions, sur Ia e=ruiac etc snd which j. s. ID. .
tliu three tines thr aruol'.t 4 First n T1-t1r E
which can hc i=sued Ui'oa II.
IN a-rrr-uenr Of tins oihpsnv 10 pay l-la5sT',
iuttres; ii ,i- I,Jn1s in coin, h,iug made ua3.
Specie =, utr>c; lax OF California. su,h rlzi1 81
forcing ooat--,:s 80 f'ay gid l. .c-aily iis,ai,l
similar ar,,-l.. ~ zasdr ' zlIaliy- l.. s. 49,
% s,s,h i - ia;irc s-nytioa exist.
In the~c imp 'rtsrt "a, ic1AI- -h5 Se-art. .
{ ,1t-sl Isr.fe CoTuTaus ufsr an ulasaal 49, .
-s:yiy- -iati y ard p.,ift co.llinrd
rHE FIKST MORTGAGE Ba>se 60 aI,> ,.v. -.
d,=ii cd 10 occupy a prominent Tla.e s,la..- l-
Class SE'l RITES IN the 1aoacy n -s,-- .r -.-
ocuntsv and Europe, and VII Eyi.hsl.i 5.i, l-,-
sos fr. and ann u.ly dealt II h.r,sfr,- s, -.
materially IN aiT4aor 4 thc p1ice .: Which r,s .
Row C-Fercd
HsTilc csrefully INK sticzf 4 Tie T,sca-c IS.
and prospects q TIE road, AID -hr r.rAaa-rlu - e
Co-upxnys Eisis, we cor iS.ly Tee 7unarra 1 81 -
70 T-ls;oos, I-x carer, las-ituto..., and tlg--
,liinr:fily sound, reliable and rerlJat.agils, ..
permanent investment
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-30

Agricultural FAIE>.-AlOre than
usual interest seems to be manifested this
year in Agricultural Fairs. In one pa
per before us from the state OF Maine
are notices of County fairs almost every
week day from the 10th of September 10
the middle of October In Orange and
Orleans counties this state, arrangements
have recently been made to organize
county agricultural societies,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-30

Town REPRE>ENTATIVES.-We like
the spirit of the appeal of our correspon-
dent to the union men Of Lyndon to turn
out on Tuesday and make sure Of a true
man for town representative. We refer
to it as applicable TO our friends in all
the towns of the state. Should our OPP
ponents, by remisness of the republicans
in attending election, gain a few mem-
bers Of the legislature it would be herald
ed abroad as an endorsement of Johnson
course in resisting loyal reconstruction
of the rebel states. We say to the re-
publicans of all the towns, elect a true
man az representative in every town
where there are sufficient republican Io-
tiers to do it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-30

Mr. James Young Of Great Fall. y
H., learning that his wife WIS sick. ,-,.
from Rochester home, six mile, a..
reaching hi> house he fell deal
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-30

Sheridan's place he has issued an order
making a direct issue with Gen. Grant
as to the powers conferred under the re-
construction act over commanders OF MIL
itary districts. He permits Gen Ian
cock to annul or repeal such acts OF Gen.
Sheridan's administration as he may see
fit without reference to Gen. Grants re-
cent order assigning Gen. Thomas to that
command continuing them all in force.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-30
Union state Ticket.

ELECTION TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ?, 1,f'.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-30


'-ls1a2i froIIrlt1or@
Names
Israel smith
t5san Alien
simeon Andrns l''
Aohn At~R,rr-
samuel hishop
l'ailtl hciilail-
IA Nlaik-
lNSTad ts,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-30
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers II Govt Securities
Financial AGENTS OF 1ha (. F.G-R .
No. >. NASSAU 81. y. \.

y n All kind- Cd G0vorumrut Sccasl.--
ana selas Deposits sni Accounts Of Rank .. 20
sd Others received on favurstle terms .-...
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-30
Conversions of Government securilir

conversions of Government SecHrili,>
CENTRAL PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE H.>.-
iOw realize IA the Aold.r. about
TwElNE TER CFNT. ADVANTAGE.
with the same II, 4 i,te.es-
to- ssr In Ranks ani bank - Gy,r,raIls, f - .
scrT1iS, Pamphlet and Maps can l,r olGaiu,l ass
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-30
EAST HAVEN LAND SALE.

The 0o'2--, sieert f-uTri r0-s and lgua asysr,--
town Il fssf Haven IN tie couIfty ~ -. 70. -''
Vermont, 81 he-ely notified tha- rlr raxtS r--,--'
.aid town within tic yra- a'Nr proceed Oh PSF
r,Ina n in whole % IN ls-g unpaid ~ n . ..-
.r-lis-d lots VIZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
:. NOTICE TO NEXT OF KIN.

whereas Richard Barry Late OF Drogheda In the county
Louh. Ireland policeman died DroRheda the
I'D day Of june 1850 Of money property And
whereas his sisters Catharns Barry Ellen Barry and Mary
Barry emgrated to America ten ago. and his
brothers. Owen Barry and william Barry also emigatcd 70
America over seven ago. This give said
parties or their child children az any any per-
son who claim Of Elm OF said deceased
entitled 70 said and property part
that David Lombard Of Balymacaen near Fsrmoy IN the
county OF Cork Ireland maternal uncle said Richard
Barry s about 70 apply for letters Of
and effects Of the said Richard Barry 10 the principal
rensry Of the Court OF Probate Ireland on the ground
ore dead without issue, and the sad Cathsne Barry Ellen
Barry, Mary Barry, Owen Barry and William
Barry or their Children f sny required forthwith 70
coufnuncate with Thomas Rice Solicitor Of Fermoy, In the
orsty Of Cork ireland and 70 state WHISTLER they vii
their with the said Thomas Rioe q
this wc months from the publication OF
Cork, Farmer win apply 70 thvyoy in the ssid county OF
and OF aid Richard admnIstratIou
maciaurence and william Lombard OF Caserd. OF Bay-
and johanna Barry otherwise Lombard wife ofarmernl
Barry Coolacorrin, farmer, all Fermoy. n tSear
county Of Cork the natural aud lawful maternal uncies ~
aunt Of Richard Barry deceased, having rcnounod
their right OF sraon Of the PERSONAL ests
ana effects said deceased and conssned lha sas
granted 70 said David Lombard. -
Dated ths IN day Of February. Nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-24
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

r UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL ROOMs.-DR THOMAS
IA d. Anderson pastor First Baptist church, will address
the childres's meeting Of unien Sunday school, their
SS Grand street and 800 East Broadway this sun
day evening n az o'clock Good singing by the children
THE LAND OF CANAAN.-THE REV JAMES REED
will lecture this evening al ~ o'clock the New Jer
usalcm church. Thirty street. beweenF and Lex
ington avenues Seats free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Curry Others under command Of Captain Dickson OF
house also ndesssd q xs lsss
Tn n rs 8 % ss ss
which they subdued their aery enemy would .so state
Of the building aid them in their efforts sub-
a ne 7.
A ;: LA !.
sxtisth stsest and Ninth Tuesday evening Feb
1'.' : ~ 90 n'.0''' ~ is3Sii RdSI c:nsS
.a 4s. .sss., sAss no
% a.; q: :: =; sGss & ma & @
ws:rs:; h; ps:ss Ss %
he Of It's most saceDs mern6srs one
81 We have found
:ympashies iarss and whoss parse Always open
s ssss .n : Bssss sS
with his family In their great bereavement
Resolved Thu. me one.r: members q III. .o.raas
a. y attend :ss fu S in scdy a ' ''-'
70 X: s1 o he COPY q these %
:Ss:: ,s:ss;,sn: BE- . ,s y y.
zSss Word Ia ana evening sv'I soausr ~
EDwARD BAysR, Secretary.
BANKING HousE or InsH EncHAm socnn,,
No. q cHA1'rns STREET, E New Z SsCf ~,
meeting Of the Bo.ra Of Tru.!ss: p sls 90
preamble and adopted this day By the Trustees
are hereby sdop. by this society as the Of their
s sS Ss hs s.A q s o
this society are asresy 70 sign the said resolutions
: - : - : RICHARD o'ooRMAN,
EnvApn G. norxrrIy gecretsrv
FAST SIDE ASSOCIATION -psoPERTY OWNERS.
u and others interested In the welfare Of the east side of
The city above sxen stree, are snsf meet
q the hotel Of Carl rheis corner Eghiyseventh street
9 the general object: Of the Association
scrpon lists win for those DESTROYS join.
Ing BY order Of the COMMITTEE ,s..s, c.ovp,v Out,
AIxx THAN Secretary.
JACOB L sAyLEs BEGs LEAVE TO INFORM THE
custcmeIs Of solomon ssyes the. he has purchased
Market and prepared to furnish them with the choicest
f; 8 sns @o ss L. sAYLs
u NIGHTS or ST. PATRICK.
n The regular quarterly meeting Of the Knights Of 81
sss psc: :. The Aston House hs March, viii
s.: s ssf o a,s 70 iSSSs
pARIs ExposIrroS-UxIrED STATES PASSPORTS
bers street.
TEMPLE EMANU-EL-THE MEMBERS OF THIS
congregation respectfully requested 10 attend the
funeral Of Mrk sarah Goldsmh this Sunday afternoon,
4 one csOss prss,sy from the rs'dsnSs Of her son.
fHEO. STEM, Secretary
vie rn,onpss PsssS7l. prospect Hi1 fordssn.
Sslmon5 clsIsnOnl FslrmO1t Central SGrrI:ani., M
Fishers Farms, Fourteenth Ward Hotel Grand
aud Elizabeth streets, Monday, Feb 70, 1861. George
Cooper Peter Briggs James jay Byrne, Joseph Horton,
Collectors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-24
INSTRUCTION.

AZ WANTING TEACHERS OR PosrTIoNs-ENG-
A lsh French German, Iaiiar Classics Painting Music
teachers Invited. Address American Educational Unon So
BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-24
GERMAN sTADr THEATRE, Is AND n BowERY.
VI Re-engagcment for o short season only OF
Mr.. BOGUMIL DAWSON
who will appear on Monday, February p. ~
KING PHILIP H..
in Schiller's grand tragedy OF DON CARLOS.

u ARTZ's TEMPLE OF MYSTERY. 800 BROADWAY.
Ii Tickets 81 reserved ST. Seats secured six
days In advance, At the Hall, from TIL 5.
CONTINUED SUCCESS and UNBOUNDED ENTHUSI-
Assn, caused by the programme, without apparatus,
and the greatest Spectacular Illusion Of the day,
PROTE0S PROTEUS, PROTEUS,
PROTEUS, PROTEUS, PROTEUS,
or 1--WE Here but Not Here" 1.-THE Basket Trick"
"Growh Of Flowers .Foang Head,n and other wonders,
win be produced EVERY EVENING AT 9. SATURDAY
AT q NJ Hsrz begs to that he has set apart
EVERY WEDNESDAY for a JUVENILE NIGHT. Chill.
dren half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-24

vills Cnionpcrt Pelhamville, Prospect Hin, Fordhsm
Belmont Claremont, Fairmont. Central Morrisana Mt
Hope, NJ Eden and Powelrs, Berrian's Valentine ant
Fishers Farms, At Fourteenth Ward Hotel corner Crane
and Elizabeth streets, Monday, Feb. %, 1861 Georg'
Cooper Peter Briggs James jay Byrne, Joseph Horton
Collectors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-24
VALUABLE PATENT RIqHT FOR SALE.
IMPROVED HANGING FOR CONTEMPORARIES.
Address J. r. Hall, Westerly. n. l.

VERY VALUABLE oPPoRTUNTTY.-CAN A PATENT
Great Britain be sold for that country the United
States The article q grea. and approved value unver
liant chance Tor Investment References al Pancoas
Archer. Pancoast Co.,. and %. n. Fellowa Of Fellows
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COMPREHENSIVE.

A SPECIAL PARTNER wANrED-wITH FROM
n $4,000 S50O0O ersend the business of old
tablished In this city The desirable pay
large profit and attended with comparatively little risk
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-24
ADJUSTMENTS.


broadway THEATRE. ADMISSION 80 CENTS
Engagement regretfully limited to i've weeks
the
WORLD RENOWNED ARTISTS,
Nh. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAM
the original impersonators OF
- IRISH AND YANKEE LIFE.
q S. MONDAY EVENING FEBRUARY IS 1887
SATURDAY MATINEE, MARCH Q,
they VIII appear In the original legendary drama and fairy
PARRY CIRCLE:
CON ocARoIAN's DREAM
Moieshes. characters Mrs. BARNEY Williams
Robert oNei1 expressly engaged his FIRST
at this theatre: d. W. HARKINs
THREE STRIKING TABLEAux,
HIGHWAY ROBBERY. THE REBELS PARDON AND
s.-l.l 49,. THE CONFLICT. -
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
the performance win conclude with the roaring comedy
CUSTOM OF The COUNTER wrrYY,vs
Thu ThURs Ma Friday AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
the protean farce in which Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS sus
tans six different characters, entitled
NAN IN AND OUT OF PLACE,
will be substituted for the comedy.
Owing TO the brefness of the engagement THE PIECES
In which Mr. and Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS appear can
not be prolonged beyond and, 10 being des
able that the public should be rahed BY a. great
DELiGHTPUL COMIC DELINEArIoNs
OF these deservey most popular artists their novelties VIII
be produced In rapid succession
Box ONCE open from o'clock daily, when places may
be secured sfx days In advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-24

CHARLEY WHITES TROUPE 472 BROADWAY.
" ANOTHER SPLENDID BILL.
SILAS BALDWIN. THE GREAT EAST INDIA JUGGLER,
IN VARIETY OF WONDERFUL FEATS;
BLACK PLUMBERS. BLACK BLUNDERS
lakewood ECHOES. lakewood ECHOES.
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS-
BROADWAY ROYS BROADWAY BOYS.
THE LORD OF CANTERBURY.
THE. LORD OF CLATrERDUfFY,
OR THE MONKEY or THE BARONY.
Comic Singing Fancy Dancing and splendid baets..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12
This Evening.
Fair & Strawberry Festival

At the Zane BtFeet =. - W tls-I-S;
a MPLE PREPARATIoSSIE ~, A,E rEne S5tEi IA
a made Cor sPle,na iiSbg siI.s :his evening
Toe -. re il,s,lag, The Iltb and l2th In
a. n OLE 10 ralss funds 10 nnLsh paying
on ne ,ls0s =" e hazard nothing In saying
~ y !,tslIarch = the pride OF that part OF
ne si@. s,ty and s great public BENEFIT PeGi,
sIIy 10 religious view ~ l,., ~ s,SS1-
a,.Iyy,nntIy this evening and Tomorrow even
ky-TTIr keIu on In the good WORK! -,
-PECTAL ATTEACrIOS.-DF. Alsn l, "a -
Gladly consented 70 exhibit nunDeL Oh u
- ana cuTiOsit!es from our OH atla
G,--Fgn c1untYies With his powerful dlcTo-
-sJUs. ThiI feature Of the sntsrtAlniil
yytli bs entirely new and very ATTRACTIVE;
gONE one, CoNE ALL J1AIL--L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12

THE exercises in connection with the
hnh anniversary Of the English Luthe-
ran Mission Of this city, viii commence
this evening at quarter TO 5 O'Clock.
Rev. 3ir. AnlInix will occupy tho pull
pit-preaching upon the subject Of ''GH
immediate eAotee." Tomorrow, the
members and friends Of the Sabbath
School will have an excursion by the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad to the
Orphans Home. at Rochester, Pa. The
most minute details have been ar
ranged so az 70 insure entire safety and
great enjoyment. kilograms will be
zent from the different stations as the
train progresses, and posted at the
from Pittsburgh will meet the Wheel
ing school at Rochester, and take part
ia the festivities. From those who have
visited the Orphans Home, We learn
that IL il located in one OF the most
beautiful and romantic spots of earth,
aud this fact, with the assurance Of a
hearty reception by the Director and
teachers, viii render the excursion to-
morrow one OF unusual attraction. Pa.
rents and friends who have not secured
tickets, are requested TO call on Mr. w.
II. Bazsett, early to-day. Rev. Mr..
Lilly, OF York, through whose minis
try the present pastor Of the Mission
Was brought into the church, will re-
return to our city with the Sunday
school, and VIII spend the coming Sum
day
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12


STATE NORMAL School AND WEST
LIBERTY Observation-Disclosures White,
state superintendent OF Schools, has
received the oficial vote OF Cabell coun-
ty at the late election on the question
OF Ievying "A tax for the purchase of
Marshall College for State Normal
School. AS has been hitherto explained
in these columns, the act OF the Legis-
lature on this subject makes the appro-
priation by the State on the condition
that Cabell county shall first donate at
least ten thousand dollars, the college
building to be received rs donation
for that amount. There is n claim OF
about a 600 against the building for u
balance ofJhe purchase money; aud the
trustees propose, II the county will pay
This, 10 donate the entire property,
worth from $4,000 TO $50, 600. The
county has therefore decided 10 levy n
tax to pay OF this claim OF q, goo. II Is
understood the parties who hold the
claim are willing TO accept the bonds
ofth county: and II IL in contempla-
lion 20 issue bonds at once in advance
OF 1.-THE levy, in order that the transfers
from the trustees to the county and
from the county 70 Ane othte may take
place without delay.
As snou as the transfers are made, the
state Superintendent will beauthOrized
10. and 8s understand will, proceed
with the purchHseof the West Liberty
Acadamv building, for the establish.
meut Of 4 branch OF the State Normal
school. This building Is in the same
situafjor as the Marshall Academy:
that r.. there is a claim against IL
amounting In this case to about 1000
and the trustees propose on payment Of
this sum, TO donate the property. ProL
white Is authorized to pay the $o,O
and we trust that the action in refer
epce TO the Marshall Academy viii
soon authorize bin 70 consummate the
purchase.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12

SrRAwBERRIEs.-we have 10 thank
Mr. u ID. Phillips, at Mong's old stand
on Monroe street. for couple OF bas-
kets Of luscious Strawberries received
yesterday. The berries were very large,
Uut IKE the "Iocalr Of the Register,
they wanted little sun-aDd for the
same reason.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12

ORPHANS FEsrIvAL.-The Orphans
festival at Washington Hall was again
we'll attended last evening. Large guam
titles OF ice cream and strawberries,
cakes, bouquets, etc., were disposed Of
The Hall was tasteEulIy decorated, the
tables and booths well Supplied, and
the entire arrangements creditable to
those by whom il was conducted. The
orphans for whose benefit the festival
is given, had share ofthe good things
yesterday afternoon, having been
brought down in a body from st. Jo-
seph's Hospital, their home. The music
was furnished by the new Catholic
brass band from the Academy OF Wis.,
itation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12
DR.. T. j. KISNER.

ECIECTlC MEDICINES.
NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES
DR. K. HAVING SECURED THE SER.
IL, VICES OF an Intelligent assistant, who
will attend TO the PREPARATION OF medi-
clnes, putting up preScnp Hons, &C., will enR-
BILE him TO give more attention 70 out pa.
uents, especially 10 his many friends in The
country. His medicines are all PREPARED In
hisOw otdce, and all delivered to his pa,
tents by himself d.. X. treats all diseasl
pot 5oth a acute and CHRONIC with which hum
lily Is af1icted. He hasa large number Of new
remedies. which have proved TernS. rI-sl,ly
successful In many Of those ObgtlnaJ a caSes o.
Chronic diseases which heretofore have been
supposed TO be tncura5le, among which may
be named: Consumption, Scrofula- De.
charges from the Ear, Olena Enlsrged Glands
Cancers and Skin Diseases. HIS mode OF
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach COnplaintS
Bronchitis and all diseases of the Throat
and Air Passages Hypertrophy and all 9TH
er diseases OF the Heart, Neuralgia Epilepsy
Spinal Affections, and all diseases OF the Ser
vous System, IS acknOw ledged by an who have
tested II 10 be the mos certain and successful
ever known to the medical profession. Dr X.
has been en1tnently successful In the treat
ment Of all diseases peculiar to women viz:
Menstrul ObstructionS Painful MenStTpstion,
LeucTThea, Uterine and OyariOn T1InOR,
PEolaIsps Dteu and al Nervous diseases TO
He makes specially in the treatment Of
Al CnTOnc Anectlons OF the Genlto Urinary
Organs VIZ; CatarTh OF Bladder and Urethra,
DTibbling OF Urine, Urinary Deposits OF
Gravel, Diabetis and Difficult UFinatIng, sy-
philiuc Diseases in all their varied forms
ShonarThe9I its complications and se9uellBs
SpeTmatoIheaa and ImpOtency, and all adec-
tons consequent upon youthful lndiscreuons
Also special attention paid TO the treatment
Of EtstulAs, White Swelling, Scnofulonh
Sores, YaricOse Ulcers, &c. Persons af1icted,
particularly with old Troublesome c19eeI
should lose no time to call on or address DR.
kISNER- Communications containing re
promptly noticed. ONCE prescriptions and
medicine cash. For visits In city, same ~
other Physicians
ONCE No. Odd Fellows building, few
dOOm east Of Mcljure House. Monroe street.
0dice hours, 6 "A. N. to u M, p. NJ. toe
P. NJ, and P. NJ. tosP NJ. janis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12
F.en De !yorLsN pau RoeE. Mag 3.


THE CIRCUs.-Aike Lipman's Circus
gave its first exhibition last evening in
the lot at this corner Of Charlotte and
CRANKY streets. Though the PERFORM
Frs comprising this troupe laboTed un-
der many disadvantages, arising from
the soft ground, caused by the recent
wet weather, thus making it impossible
TO form good ring, in which to display
their varied feats, yet their entire e1hi-
bitiOn was far better than those we
usually witness with other travelling
companies. The whole evenings eIhi-
bition was in every way satisfactory,
while the tight rope performance by
Madame COTdOns, the equestrian skill
Of Madame Bridges, the borsemauship
OF young Morgan, are speciaiitIss de-
serving OF more than passing notice.
Mr.. Croueste, the clown, Is undoubted-
I " the best we have ever seen, while he
( ID perfectly Gu fat in all that pertains
/ to his business as a general performer.
Lipman must have made an arrange
ment with the clerk Of the weather, for
| this is the first Circus that has visited
this city aud enjoyed a drY,sPell during
/ its stay among as. To-day "old Sol" is
out in all his spleudor making the
hearts OF all the little ones glad at the
opportunity 1t affords Of going to-day
to the Circus.