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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-05
Trustees Sale of Lots in South
Wheeling.


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from Thomas Harris ST., 10 me dated
January 18th. 1854, and of record in the ONCE
OF the Recorder OF Ohio county, West Vir-
ginia, in deed book No. 50, folios 3J3 and ST.
shall on
Tuesday, the 26Ih uny OF February,
1867.
at the front door OF the Court House, in the
city of Wheeling, proceed to sell by public
auction to the highest and best bidder Lots
numbered one ~, two ~, three (3), and four
~. in square number twelve Q2) in south
Wheeling, formerly called Ritchfetown, to-
gether with double two story frame build
ing, situate upon one OF said lOts-it being
stead. said deed OF trust waSgIVen to secure
TO George Hartman the payment OF three
several promiSSory notes therein mentioned
each bearing even date with said deed OF
trust, and payable to the order OF George
Hartman in the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank OF wheeling, rs follows: one at three
years rom date for hve hundred dollars: one
atsix years from date for six hundred dol
iars- and one atten years from date for five
hundred dollars, and each and all bearing in.
terest from date and endOrsed by the said
Hardman. Selling as trustee 1 shall convey
only such title as is vested in me- which.
hoWevert is believed to be good Terms of
sale-one-thiu cash, and the remainder OF
The purchase money in equal instruments at
six and twelve months from tine day of sale
me purchaser giving approved security for
the payment OF the deferred instruments.
p. SCATTERDAY, Trustee
Janl5-dtd by JAMES 2. ROGERS his atty
The above sale has been postponed until
Saturday, March 9TH at lOo'cIocIr n M
p. SCATTERDAY, Trustee
teoN BY James p. Rogers, his Attorney
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Valuable Farm at Public Sale.

THE NEW JERSEY CENTRAL OIL. AND
i Coal Company. viii sell to the highest
bidder, on WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 18th,
1867. at ? O'Clock, p. m, on the premises
that Valuable arm known as the Booth
Farm, situated along the Ohio river, con-
tSuouS 10 the village of Darlington, Monroe
county, Ohio. The Farm contains about
Three Hundred Acres, ard was lately owned
by John h Booth, is valuable Tor farming; or
grazing Upon the premises II an abundance
OF timber and coal. The Improvements con-
s1st OF Two Dwelling Houses Out houses &c
lso Two good bearing Apple Orchards. The
whole in first rate fence.
Conditions made known on day ofsale
feb21 3W" BY THE COMPANY
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Notions and Fancy Goods /!
Greenwood Cemeterv

CITUATED ON THE NATIONAL, Roam
- miles east OF the city, is now ready ~.
tnterments, sale. and Improvement Of lois va
y contains q acres OF land, and Is laid ont
IN the most modern and improved STYLE
can be easily reached At all Seasons AZ The
year by the National Road, and for three
IourthS OF the year by the HemPdeld Rail
Road 1t Is perfectly secure and intended 10
be beautlned by every variety Oftrees, shrub
berry, public vault, chapel, artificial lake
fountains, etc, to make IL equal to the best
rural cemeteries In the county.
Ample provision IS also made for Its en-
largement, order and care In perpetuity..
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with tile SupeFfnten-
uenL VINO mas plat, or secure them by CALI
ing AZ the ONCE OF the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank OF wheeIInR.
Persons wishing to make inteFfnents viii
call on the Secretary to obtain permits there
Cor.
Tickets or admission TO Lotholders and
visitors Will be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIREcToRS.-A- ]. Sweeney.
President; X. c. BonhRm, Secrefary. y. 4
hnodes, John g. Muth, Geo. Mendel, Jos
Beli, Jno, A. Armstrong. Geo. Adams, r. q.
9oCuan. = A. Hildreth, auSt-lyd
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Q . " "
WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FoIIows.
The name and value OF each article Of our
goodS are marked on Tickets placed in
SEALED ENVELOPES, and well mixed
ing such TICKET viii be draHn Witbo1t
choice, and delivered at our ONCE or sent nv
seein 1Ids - Ine purchaser after
which may be from One 10 Five Hun
One Dollar, receive the article named. or
may exchange it for any other article maIIC-
ed on our Circular at the same value. Every
LAR, or more. HSrNO BLANKS. 80
Our pdtroRs can depend on 1yo1pt ,,,t,rn,
11e ArtietsI dTuiOn IDiH Be Immediately
@e'E ov E5Prets or return mad, or de-
-Hn-l. hreTed az our QgIce-
Letters from may persons aclxnovIa,,oino,
the receipt of VALUABLEG GIFTS, from rs
may be seen on nle at our office, among
Whom we ale permitted to refer to:
John S. Holcomb, LambertyiIle- N +
sou, Match, value $50 Mrs s. Bennett
- Cumberland street, Brooklyn, Sewing Ma
Gold Lever Watch, value $40. Hon. r n
Briggs Washington, d. c., Diamond Pin
nue., Piano, $50 Mrs N. jackson 9i3 Nine
ieenth street y Y, Sewing Machine, SEQ,
S3s. Camp, EimiEa, n. Y, Melodeon, si50.
ter Ring, SIS. DE-. Henry Smith. WoTcester
Mas. Sewing Machine, SIS. II. shaw, ia
eth sds street, n Vi, Gold watch, $50. Edw.
James Russell, MONTGOMERY. Ala Cola
Hunting Watch, $3.50. r. t. smith, PFryi-
9enSe, X l., Silver Lever Watch, $50 oscar
f6uSuy, Madison, y: J., Music Box, S45. Hon.
n > NeMell, St Paul, Mimi, Gold Watch.
SIS. j. K Sperry, LitchdeId, Conn, Silver
watch, 50. VIM. B. Peck, Harlem, ms,
Music Box, So VIM. Raymond, DAYTON,
Ohio, Silver Tea Set, SI2S Mis- r NJ
Ssheuek, Detroit, Mich, Diamond Ear Rings
20. Pierre Beaudin, st. Charles HotaI
New Orleans, Diamond Ring, SIN. Ms
Mart! Martina s,,l Barnes,st- Louis, Mo-, Melodeon'
EZRA CHANCE To oBTATS .Ny On
THE ABOVE ARTICLES For IOSIS TNNyH
LAR BY PUCHAsING A SEALED ENVE-
LOPE FOR 25cts- :. ~ - z
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed TO All.
nI SS6 Tickets for One Dollar, ls for Two
DolarS, - ior Five Dollars. GREAT Induce
Aliletters should be addressed
u. H. RAY 81 CO.
dc,a.,n,, oss Broadway, View York.
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WE CALL the atteation OF tax payers
in the city and county TO the important
notice published in our advertisement
column published by General Kelly,
Collector tor the LIST District, by which
they are requested to pay their taxes at
his office. No. 22Jl Monroe Street.
The difference in the amount of tax
paid when settled as prescribed by law,
and that paid as a penalty for neVlecr
is sufficient to make il a matter Of in
terest for Taxpayers to be prompt in
attending to the early settlement Of
their dues There is nothing sure in
human affairs but death and taxes. and
is Just as sure.
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POLICE BUSINESS is about the poorest
business in town. The persuasive
mildness of Judge Good in assessing
twenty dollars and costs, and the I'M
errring certainty with which Justice
johnson forwards all cases that come
before him to the attention of the Cir
cult Court, exercises wholesome inhu-
ence in favor of peace and good order,
and renders the duties of the Police
force comparatively light.
before Judge Good yesterday for
$oisterous conduct on the streets
Rnd fined ten dollars and costs.
Sprigg Zane was admitted to bail by
Justice Johnson in the sum offive hun
dred dollars for his appearance at court.
a little civil suit before Justice John
son the other day, verified the fact that
it is exceedingly hard to hide offences
against the law. II seems that Henry
Specht sued Lewis Sebreight for the
wages OF a minor son, amounting to
something like a hundred dollars. 1t
Will be recollected that some months
ago Sebreight was arrested on Il charge
OF selling diseased meat in market and
fined, and also sent TO court for trial.
Young Specht was working for Sc
breight at the time, and In the course of
this suit for debt, it leaked out that Sc
breight had given young Specht IA hun
dred and fifty dollars 20 leave and not
appear against him on the trial.
Specht being young enough to relish
the pleasures of home more than the
cold charities of strangers, did not stay
away longer than six weeks, which not
being long enough to answer Sebreight's
purposes, he gave the boy thirty dol
lars more to go again. The Justice
bound both the parties in the sum of a
hundred dollars each, to appear at
court, the one for offering and the other
for receiving bride.
1t strikes US that the diseased meat
will cost Sebreight more than would
have bought n gOOdly number OF Deeyes
of first rate quality.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.-On~,S atur-
day night the river commenced rising
rapidly, and at dark last night, stood
twenty-one feet four inches in the
channel.
Business on the landing was tolera-
bly, fair. The local packets arrived
and departed as usual. The Potomac
arrived from Cincinnati. She had on a
large lot of ig-iron. The Ida Stock
dale was at the landing pretty much
all day. She had on a very large load
of freight for st. Louis. She is bran
new boat, built to run on the Upper
Missouri. Beside her st. Louis freight,
she had on considerable freight destin-
ed to Fort Benton, for the benefit of the
gold miners.
The weather is decidedly disagreea-
BILE. Yesterday morning the snow lay
about an inch deep on the ground.
During the day it showed at intervals
quite briskly, and before night the
streets were in as nasty u condition as
they could well be.
RUs-CALIsAYA.-The three
best known TONES, skillfully and elegantly
combined in an amber-coIored cordial,
beautifully transparent TO the eye, pleasant
to the taste acceptable to the stomach, in
CGsweIl. Mack & Co. neutrality-suspicious.
Elixir OF Calisnya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce OF Royal Cali
sllya Bark, and each teaspoonful contains one
grain of iron. Samples furnished free to the
profession. cAswELL, MACK * CO.,
Sole manufacturers New York.
Sold by all druggists mar9-mwseowly
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Our German friends of the Harmonic
Singing Society have masquerade ball
tonight at Washington Han. All those
who love good music and the social en-
tertainments OF our German cifi-sns
VIII be sure to attend, and we promise
them good time. PiNA-A4'S
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Misunderstanding cure of Ne.9

AsTHMA-RemarEabLe cure Of Nes0
York Lady F
Editors RRrGE Nei0 Yorker Seeing
an inquiry in the Rural for a cure for
that distressing disease, the Asthma, L
write to let the inquirer know what has
almost cured me. 3t
have had the spasmodic asthma If
teen years, and never found any medi-
cine that would prevent an attack
when 1t was coming on until com
menced taking "JOnas Whitcomb's
Remedy for Asthma" 1 commenced
taking this remedy eighteen months
ago, and have not had severe parox-
ysm since.
Saltpetre is present relief, but no
cure. Z" Whitoonl6's Remedy" has done
for me all that it is recommended to do.
tits prepared by Joseph Burnett 81 Co.,
Boston Mass. SARAH SEEEL. :
EddytOtOH, Yates Co., N. Y, Nay Is,
1850.
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For Sale.

1.-TWO STORE ROOMS WITH SEVEN
Il Dwelling Rooms each. Prics $3.50 and
1880 each, with gas fixtures all complete
situated on the East sideof Main street, Cen
tire Wheeling. Also half lot and brick
dwelling on same street Apply to
JACOB HORNBROOR,
feb6 Office OF Gas Company
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CAPT. w. J. Rom has been appoints
ed by General Kelley as Assistant Col
lectOr for 1st District, with head
quarters at Parkersburg, w. Va. We
congratulate the Captain on his NOR
tied good fortune, and the General in
securing the services OF gentlemen in
every way qualified to fill the position.
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State Commission NOTICE.
Notice to Loyal SIave.Owner.


TILE COMMISSIoN APPOINTED Blythe
secretary Of War, under the 18th section
St,t SuS 9ss 9cI OF congress, approved February
1 TIl, 5S94 and Section II. OF an Act approved
9uIy SStn, 1864, In respect to slaves enlisted m
GRATED into the military service OF Ina ITrIStsst
StateS having assembled atthe Cfty-of ISaS
keLSourgi West Virginia, on the IySeITfb do,-
OF December, 1866, and duly orgapiIsli q. 10y
directions rom the War Danarfr,sr. ~ -
ii.l,s give notiee TO all Whom 1t may Ton
city OF Parkersburg, West Va ON TIE - , Sne
Jay OF LecemGer, 1856: and as long tberaafts-
com ni,Ie, 81 +, AZ the same place, forthe
Commission Claimants Tor con1Ts,H 70 10 IL
sISE tne sald Acts of Congress- are respecf
the required proofs as prornpfIyT as ~
S IiIscl So 70 HENRY AMIss, Clerk OF Conmis1
Si4 Sa,- fttSt a 'ag West Virginia
, " tHS Information OF those Interested We
IIesfISseIuily invite their attention TO tha Eols
n ~ lng instructions received from the War
. First No claim will be entertained ,,r,o.,
y = SHOWN that the Slave enlisted or -
GtEaied, IN the State for which the Comnfse
Second No claim viii be entar,.,,,,,
when the ownership or title to The $500 ~
trs paLIy e9isled, is based upon a saIs or
SIsnsIer made subsequent 10 the dtaffIne S 0r
enlistment OF the Slave nS OF
1hlrd Executors, Guardians and 49,.
Iiie ti Nv, claims made in behalf OF me
maj tney nave been legally fnys-tSEII II,t
AuliInloIity 10 act for such parties. WIZ
H. - viii be reQuireli
ae Iig maze the regiment and the eoT5na5r N n
maen me soldier for whom they claim com n
Filth. Parties clairnfn., 49,,
Al! nan one servant, or slave. enIisfed or
iistI,SS :. y soldier, must file Separate and
ssssiTtL ~ IoI compensation, in each case
+ he cIoir Iie time OF enlistment or dram, and
~ 1titnants active loyalty during me war
must pe established" 80 :" 49,
- M5IION P. ANIsS, Pres't OF Board \
lr HOBT: 9. BROWN, Memb. OF Board
,,.a,iisS StN E.SCHLEY,' Memb. OF Board
NJ 49, - -
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WE are informed that arrangements
have been about perfected to secure
lecture from Rev. DIR. o. II. Tiffany, OF
Chicago. DR.. Tiffany ranks as one of
the profoundest thinkers and accom-
plfshed orators in the West, and we can
promise all who hear him a rich
intellectual feast.
The subject and evening of lecture
will be announced hereafter.
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For Sale or Exchange

A SMALL FARM OF sIxTY-FOUR
n Acres, In Fairfax County, Va, about SIX
miles from the Potomac, and about equI-
Alexandria,
Also, a tract of the same size, on Slate
the Little Kanawha river This land exc
tends from well timbered ridge, on one side
OF the creek, to a corresponding ridge on the
opposite side, embracing very rich and pro-
ductiye land between the ridges. For one.
or both OF these Farms, property in Wheel
ing might be taken in exchange. For fur
feb2l- Il Ul .1tu
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AT rHr recent commencement exer-
cises at the Miami Medical College,
Cincinnati, Prof. MISSY delivered the
valedictory address to the graduates,
which was responded to, in behalf of
the class, by DIR. ]. NJ. Curtis, of West
Liberty, West Virginia. '-
Among the names of the graduates,
we notice the name of DIR. Curtis, and
also that of DR.. VIM. Hukill, of Wells
burg, West Virginia.
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READ the advertisement ., p
tridse's Gallery. There are some new
features in it this morning. :
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THE Norway Manufacturing Com
Pany held its annual meeting yester-
day and made an exhibit of its business
to the stockholders, which was very
gratifying to them, and highly credita-
Die to the Managers. This company is
one of those started in the past two
years with n view of breaking the mo-
notouy of our manufacturers by intro
ducing new branches of business and
adding to the inducements which mer-
chants already have to make Wheeling
the market from which to draw their
supplies. The nuts, washers, bolts and
all the variety of tacks made by this
company are growing in public favor,
and the demand for them largely in
crensing- Variety of production Is
what we want, and the enviabIe repu-
TALON possessed by Wheeling manufac-
lures amounts to u guarantee that any
thing in the line of manufactures start
ed aud carried on by practical men will
be successful.
The following gentlemen were elect
ed a Board of Directors for the eusu-
ing year: a. G. Quarter, o. @. Dewy,
VIM. Hastings, Jacob Harlan and j. q.
Van Faussen. n. Q. Quarter was cho-
sen President of the Board, and j. G.
Battelle Secretary.
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TIE trial of William Montgomery,
Jr., at Washington, Pa, as an accom-
PIice in the murder of Robert Dins-
more, has ended in his ucquittaI.-
From the efforts made in his behalf,
which We're all that money and infu-
ence could bring to bear, this result has
has not been unexpected. He stands
acquitted in the eye of the technecali-
ties of law, but, there is one or two very
curious circumstances, the effect of
which it will be hard to erase from the
mind of tine public.
The testimony of persons about the
Jail as to the remarks of Lennox TO
Fogler warming him TO keep his mouth
shut on the details of the shocking
tragedy in which, by his own confess
sion, and as established in court.
he stood guilty participant and
showed that the evidence of this DOOM
ed man, who has nothing to expect at
the hands of his fellow men, and moth
ing TO hope tor at til bar of the Eternal
Judge, by an evasion Of the truth was to
be feared. His refusal to say a word
either for or against Montgomery,
showed either that he had "a faIse hope.
which still chung to earth and mortal
life, or that to the stupendous crime
which now stains his soul he feared 10
add the sin of perjury. II Montgomery
was not his accomplice, what was easier
for him in the presence of Almighty
God and those hundreds OF witnesses,
and under the solemn Injunction of that
righteous Judge, that he should utter
the truth as he expected to answer to
God, than for him to have said. the ne
cused was not my accomplish, he is not
guilty.
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. Comply
OFFICH BAIT. q OHIO RAILRoApCo.,
WHEELING JAN s. 1851
TRAIN.

WINTER SCHEDULE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after Jan.
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Cleveland Z Pittsburgh Rail Road,

tShorteR and osaekess Route EaIf and RestJ
ON AND AFTER DEC. 23RD, 1855,
W Trains viii run as follows -.
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Partnership Notice

HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED wTr9
J. y me IN ouSinessJames B. Rhodes. wiliiam
our AieS n and Z: N Rhodes The style OF The
February !, 1857.
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sor SaR. p
IIlse and I,ot For Sale.
TRUSTEES Sale


OF the Real Estate on the River bank,
In Centre Wheeling known as the
DefwIIer Mil, and the Engine,
Boilers. &c. FH--s-.H ---
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
w. Walker and wife, Henry A. Knapp and
wife, and j. Barton Detwiler, to us, duly re-
corded in the Recorders office for Ohio coun-
ty, in book so, page 435, we shall offer for sale
Court HOnse for Ohio county, in the city of
Wheeling, on Wednesday,, the 9Th day
of March, 1867. Commencing the sale at 10
O'Clock a m.,l the following described lot of
ground, situated in that part of the city of
wheeling commonly known as Centre
Wheeling, bounded on the north by Second
street, fOrty-four feet; on the east by Water
street, two hundred and sixty-Eour feet; on
the south by an alley, forty-four feet; on the
west by a line two hundred and stIly-tOur
feet in length and distant forty-four feet
from the west line of Water street. On the
lot there Is n most substantial stone founda-
ton for a building, fOTty-four feet in width
and about $50 feet in length, together with
substantially built brick stack, and many
thousands ofbrick.
At the same time and place will also be
sold a steam engine, boilers, &c, all COM
plete, OF the following dimensions: Cylinder
10 inch bore, and feet stroke, set up in SUBJ
stantial caSt-iTon frame the whole length.
Fly-wheel Is feet in diameter, put up with
cast-iron arms Three IS inch Cylinder Boil
ers, with cast front, all complete.
Terms OF SALE.-One third of the pur-
chase money, In cash, and the remaining
two-thirds, in two equal inStaIments. paya-
BILE in six and twelve months, with interest
from the day of sale. The purchaser ofeither
the lot or the engine, boilers, &c, to give
bonds for the credit instruments, with secur-
JAMES g. WHEAT,
feb2s dts. i1f'I>Di' rrnstaes
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We expect 10 open out In our new store
tsIoo9r ABOVE the Merchants and Mechan.
- BANK about the LIST OF March. with a neSz
IooLn and new stock We expect 10 see All
VI Joy. OUT oIo customers and many new ones
leo1 ]. 8. RHODES q co
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N. 7. Prize Association,
500 Broadway, N. Y.
VALUED AT
8 5 90 600

VIII q IN &c dssUIIIntuLO OF new and
ELEGANT JEwELRX
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(LA!ARKs PILLS FOR SALE BY on
" BERT, End Of Stone Bridge. mvIs
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heDoctor's DIPLOMA hangs in his offica.
INDORSEbfENT OF IEIE PRESS

I'm: me many thousands cured at this estab-
~ Lneht within the last twenty years and
the numerous important surgical Operations
performed by DR.. Johnston, Witnessed by the
Iep2rtels OF The Sun and many other paperH
moice OF which have appeared again and
agAih before the public, besides his Standing
h ~ ~ gentleman of character and reEpecta-
Unity Is sufdcient guarantee TO the africted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
mar5-lva =
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80 SFtfCdN BE oBI4LNEp. Oohh

Especially, who have become the victims n,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and deSfr1Icfiya
habit which annually sweeps To an untimeiv
grave thousands of Young Men of the mn:t
excellent talents and brilliant intellect, WIN
might otherwise have entranced LISTENING
Senators with the thunders OF eIoQuence az
walked TO estacy the living Tyre, may cal
with full confidence.
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Married Persons, or Young Men contempI.
ting marriage, being aware of Physical
Weakness, Organic Debility, DefOrnitiss
speedily cured.
He who places himselfunder the care OF DIR
]. may reiIgiously confide IN his honor as a
ge ntleman, and confidently rely upon hiS
Skill as a physician,
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d n. JOH Ms TON,


Lett hand side going from Baltimore street a
lew doors from the corner. Fail not 10 OBJ
serve name and number. 80 - w
~ no letters received unless post paid and
containing stamp TO be used on me reply
fersons writing should state age and send
toms. NAHs sSHP-