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Trustees Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF TRUST
from Joseph Elliott to me, dated March
ID, 1855, and duly Of record In Deed Book 4S,
folio 4T9. in the Recorders office of Ohio
county, West Va, shall on SATURDAY,
the nth day of April, 1857. on the premises,
proceed to sell by Public Auction, 10 the
highest and best bidder. the said Joserh Ell
lotts interest, (oetng the one fourtn) in a
certain tract OF land situate in Ohio county,
on the waters of Little Wheeling Creek,
eleven miles east of Wheeling, near the Ma
uona1 Road, and adjoining lands of William
CASTOR, the heirs orSThemas Maxwell and
others, containing one hundred and nifty
acres, more or less, from which said tract of
land ,twenty-three acres and IS poles, decided
70 Minor Gibson and others, is to be taken.
Selling as trustee I shall convey only such
utis as Is vested in me, which, however, is
rKRHs OF a2LE-S7oO 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 instruments.
...ls A. q. ROBINSON, Trustee.
WHEELING, March 10, lS67,lm
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WHISKY SMUGGLING IN MARSHALL
CouNTY.-The Government detectives
have been for some time on the track
of certain parties at Moundsville, who
have been for some months past manu-
featuring whisky up in the woods about
the Pennsylvania line, smuggling it
down to Moundsvirle and selling 1t,
free of Government tax. Suspicion
was first excited by the boast of
MoundSYille saloon keeper made in
this city, that he could buy better
VIII sky in Moundsville for 81 20
gallon than could be had in Wheeling.
Direction was given to this suspicion
by the statement of an old gentleman
who, some time ago, came across a still
house up in the edge of Greene county,
Pa, run. by parties from Mounds
vile. The work of ferreting
the thing out went on till il
was found that the whisky manufic-
tured ut the distiIlery referred TO
was hauled TO the railroad in large
wooden chest lined with tin cans tight
ly. fitting inside the chest. The chest
thusprepared held about forty gallons,
and outside was, of course, a VERY in
nocent looking chest. 1t was found that
the chest had passed throughthe railroad
office at Moundsvlle several times, to
and from eertain way station on the
railroad The drayman who had been
in the habit ofdelivsring it to the con-
signeee was found, and told whose It
was, and said an accident had led him
to discover the contents, as on one oc-
casion'the chest fell of his dfay, was
bursted and some of the whisky spilled.
The receiver of the struggled whisky,
having been fairly caught, made a
cleiIn breast of it, and told how m uch
whisky he had smuggled in this way,
IL appears the Government had been
defrauded out of some $500 tax. aa,
As the case Is not yet fully disposed
OF, we mention no names at presenl.
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1T should be the honest pride OF eve
ry community to be able to say, f.not
one family ,sithil or reach rs tpitAottt the
Btbie." 1t should be the aim OF every
good citizen to assist in every way in
his power, to spread abroad the great
truths of divine revelation. And
though it is true that all are not called
upon to go out as Bible distributors.
yet those who are not thus called to la
Dor, can do much to encourage and
strengthen the missionary and col
porteur in their selI-denying visits from
house to house. Our Bible Society has
now been In existence about three
years, and has been doing IA noble work
in the way of free distribution of the
Scriptures. Tomorrow night its An
veTsury meeting will be held, and short
details of the work presented. The
meeting promises to he one of much
interest, as every preparation is being
made to render it both attractive and
profitable. We trust our readers will
make it "A point to be present. to unite
their voices in the singing of "Old Hun
dred, Blessed Bible" ''Gnther ut the
River, &c, and to encourage the Soci-
ETY. In its laudabIe work. Let alIgo
with the feeling expressed in the fol-
lOwin beautiful words of Rev. DIR. Sun
deriand: "The Bible, the apo calypso of
human destiny, must DC disseminated,
1E'Ith the ertelIt Of its influence shall be
commensurate With the Importance orits
TeVetdtiOrI."
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Trustee's Sale.

PY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- from Andrew Hall to Pulaski ScatterdRy,
dated Oct. 3, 1888, and of record in Deed Book
80, page 1856 OF the Records of Ohio county,
and an order OF the Circuit Court of said
county, made at the March Term, 1857, sub
stituting me as trustee in place of said trus-
tee named in said deed, 1 will proceed on
SATURDAY, APRIL 10Th, 1867, at 10 o'clock, a.
M, at the front door of the Court House of
said county, to sell the following described
properly, to wit: Lot numbered forty -eight
l4Sl on the east side Of Chaplins street, in the
Finn 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 sale-Cash.
l4 aa JOHN G. CHANDLER, Trustee.
WHEELING. March 10. 1851. mar2l-td
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Another SHOCKING MURDER-A
SWIFT AND TERRIBLE RETRIBUTIoN.-
From II gentleman who came down
from Sloan's Station on the Pittsburg
and Cleveland Railroad, yesterday, we
learn the following account of an affair
more shocking, if true, than the recent
murders in Washing ton county, Pa.
our Informant says the names were
given him with the circumstances, but
making no note OF them he islnot nbIe
TO remember them. An old man who
resided ut Salineville, on the G Il P. r.
" received some $1,000 in moneys fact
that became known in the neighbour
hood. On Wednesday last he went in
company with a son to New Lisbon:
the county town, some fifteen miles
distant, to deposit this money in bank,
leaving wife and daughter at home,
They arrived to late to get in the bank
and went To n hotel to stay over night.
Early in the night the young man
awoks in terror and told his father that
his mother had her throat cut. The
father replied nonsense" that it was
dream and bade his son go
TO sleep again. But the youny
man found sleep impossible, and
after tossing restlesSly awhile and
becoming more and more impressed
with the feeling that something was
wrong ut home, he got up and declared
his intention to go home at once. Find
ing him determined. the father agreed. ]
andthey reused the landlord and ex-
planning to him the circu Instances, pre-
pared to, set out. The father WINS al
ready armed, and the son borrowing
the landlords revolver, they started for
Salineville, which they reached before
day. Approaching their house thew
were surprised to see a light in tho win :.
d9ws. and approaching cautiously and
looking in they were horror stricken to
see the mother lying on the floor well
tering In blood Separating, one went
10 the front and the other TO the rear
door, when Just as they were about IN
enter, two persons ATTEMPTED To escar,s
one from each door, aud were each shet
down almost simultaneously. NV enc
rather and son. A third person stin
In the house, up stairs, leaped ont OF
one Of the upper windows, and was
alSU shot almost as soon as he tonchsd
the ground. On entering the house and
proceeding to another room, the father
and son were still more mortified To
find the daughter lying also stark and
dead. aud covered with blood. wheth-
er all three of the murderers We're kill
ed outright or not our Informant could
not say.
We give this shocking story as il was
given TO US. We Sre satisfied of the
sincerity and truthfulness of our in
Iormsnt, who gives the circumstances
as they were given him at Sloan's sta.
ZION oy persons in whose statements he
t.as S,nre confidence. While we would
slauty believe otherwise, we have no
Jason 70 suppose the story is nor isflI-
s santlALIy true, though if IL is even
sIuein part IL seems singular IL has NOT
teN1ysoeen telegraphed to the press.
CALL and buv vonr ,,lo.k.-
man 5, NO 70 Monroe street.
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Trustees Sale.

Dl VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID nom William Loe to Edward 81. Fits
hugh, dated Oct 8, 1883, and recorded in Deed
Book SO, page 40, of the records of Ohio coun-
ty, and an order OF the Circuit Court of Ohio
county. made at March Term, 1867, substitute
named in said deed. I will proceed on SATUR-
DAY, APRIL 10Th, at 10 o'clock, a. M, At the
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio county,
to sell the following property, viz: Lot nun-
bered forty-Six (46l on the east side OF Chap
line street, in the Fifth Ward of the city OF
Wheeling, in the State of (Westl Virginia. AS
trustee, sell such interest only as Is vested
in me by said deed and order.
Terms of sale-Cash. -..r.r. -..r-lr
,--tL-- l4LJOHN G.,CHANDLER, Trustee
WHEELING, March 10, 1867. mar2l-td
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

For sale by all druggists.
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APPoRTIoNMENr OF SCHOOL FUND
on Monday the LIST inst, Prof. White,
State Superintendent of Schools, will
make the annual apportionment among
the counties, of the distribution free
school fund. Under the revised law,
the warrants, we believe, are to be
ers- We learn from the Auditor that
the fund to be distributed Monday is
about $4,000. Last year it was $780,
OOO
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FEDERAL CoURT.-A brief session of
the Federal Court, Judge Jackson pre-
siding, was held at Clarksburg this
week. There being no Marshal, only
such business was done as the could be
transacted without jury.
The Court begins its session in this
city on the Sth of next month, by
which time, 1t is deemed probable, n
Marshal will have been appointed.
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THE beautiful patterns at the Empo-
rum of Fashions, 16I Main street, are
attracting the attention of the ladies
quite as much as are the new dress
goods some of our merchants are open
ing. We are pleased to observe this.
Mrs. Kyle 81 Mrs.-Watkins deserve the
great success with which they are meet
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A CAIRO dispatch of the 18th, says
that "the Great Republic is deeply Ia
den. The water is over the main nosing
on the guard. She has ITO cabin pas
sengers. Thousands of citizens of
both sexes thronged her all day. Their
admiration was unbounded."
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Pianos at Auction.

UOHERE WILL BE OFFERED AT PUB-
ten days, a magnific cent stock OF Pianos,
Cabinet organs, Meiodeous, together with
Guitars, ViOlins, Ntolincellos, BanJosj In
These goods pianos. Sci are from the
Factories OF the most celebrated Piano
houses In this country, and while SOLD 10 tne
highest bidder. will nevertheless be WAR
RASTED FOR FIVE YEARS as perfect
instruments.
This fine stock of Musical Goods VIII be on
exhibition tor several days, before day of
sale, Of which due notice will be given.
maT.}l cod
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FRIDAY. MARCH %, 1857.
@ GRANT HOUSE.
Wilson, Bellair.
]. NJ. Cusaine, do. -rs-
]. c. McCord, Pleasant Run.
A. A. Hahn, Staunton, Va.
s. n. Trimble. Kenansvtlle, Nc.
w. b. Curtis, West Liberty.
Geo. Place. New York.
ID REED, Bolton, Iowa. .a.a-
Ace B. Hoge, Pittsburgh.
A. Hickman, New York. .-t
Miss Bell Anderson, st. CIalrsville.
Miss Lizzie Montague, do.
Miss Jennie Montague, do. ...s4-
Henry McMurray. West Alexander.
VIM. Barlxhurst, Huntsville, Pa
Fred. WRsser. New York.
b. w. Price, CadiZ, o. a.,----rr-l .ir,--
Col. d. a. Williams, st. ClairEville.
W. Il. Kirk, Morristown, o.
Jos. focum, Loydlyille, o.
L. 3. Yocum, do.
ChRS. Hare, Ohio.
w. f. Coward, Mass.
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ATTENTION is directed to the adver-
tlsement of ]. D. Bernd, Pittsburgh,
who keeps large and well selected
stock of Millinery goods.
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To CITY SUBsCRIBERs.-ThOse of our
subscribers who intend to change their
residences on Monday should notify
US, in order that the carriers may
conform TO the changes at once.
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OUR distinguished friend Captain
Abner Charnock, has returned to South
Wheeling to live, after a residence Of a
year or two in Marshall county.
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AppleProbIem.
PRUNTYrowN, ". "a.

sE Cdr fRUNrXTowS, w. VA. j.
Editors Ilteltigencer: ~.
In reply to Economic L will saw 1
have had nothing to do with the liquid.
alton of "bankrupt and other estates"
but 1 am a stuuent in arithmetic.
will take Economia's numbers and
apply the rule: "A puts in s., 900 for one
year, and B puts in 81, 900 for one year;
at the end of six months each of them
draws out 81 600. At the end of the year
they gain 5000, Then A will have
SS4,OOO used for one month; B will have.
S6,OOO for one month, AS and BIS Joint
stock VIII be $4,000 for one month.
whleh Will give 4 $500 of the
5000, and b 5000. If b had
drawn out $1,000 at the end Of six
months then he would not have been
entitled to anything. The question is.
can a partner claim ratably ofthe gains
and at the same draw out mora than
his quota of the remaining stock. with
out paying his copartner what that
stock was worth in the market Mt thai
timex Suppose the stock was govern.
ment bonds put in when at par. and a
draws out 81 900 moro than his share
when they are at premium of 20 per
cent, Is he to pay only 81, 900. Or if the
bonds are at discount OF 20 per cent
is he TO pay A $1,000? So in the apple
case, You Propose to give b of the gain
rata bly,. and then permit him to eat AS
stock at its original cost and not at its
market value. ID. As
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JOHN w. DAVIS is restored again to
his Postmastership at Cameron, vice
Martin Todd, who held the office DUR
ing the brief reign of Johnsonianism.
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R1vER.-The river last evening was
about twelve feet in thechannel and
falling. Business on the wharf yester-
day was exceedingly dull. The regu-
lar packets came and went at the usual
hours. as l-
Boats will leave the wharf to-day as
follows:
The Express, for Parkersburg, at IL
The Henry Logan. for steubenville,
: The james Rees. for sunfsh. at 8
: The Edinburg, for Cincinnati, at 5
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FAR1NA CoLoGNE-The genuine artl-
Gle, together with full assortment OF
French, English and American Per-
fumery, Hair, tooth and Nail Brushes
can be had at E. Bscking's Drug Store,
No. l, Odd Fellows Hall.
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CLorHINa.-Attention is directed to
the advertisement of Henry Hartman,
who keeps an elegant stock of ready
made clothing on Monroe street.
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PAvISa.-The paviors were at work
yesterday putting down the rb-stone
In front of the merchants Block"
above the Merchants National Bank on
Main street,
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Public Sale.

WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
w our Saloon. in the basement OF Central
Hall, Bellaire, Ohio, Saturday, March
3Oth. 1867. four Billiard Tables, and all
things pertaining to frst-claSs saloon.
E ROBINSON q CO.
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PUREsr AND SWEETEST Con L1vEE on. in
the world, manufactured nom fresh selected
Livers on the sea coast This OIL is charac-
terized by sweetness and purity peculiar to
1t alone. Its reputation is so great that 1t
takes the lead OF other Oils, and is universal
ly prescribed by physicians. Remember to
ask for Hazard & Caswell's Cod Liver OIL. +"
CASWELLI, MACK & CO., New York,
Sole Manufacturers.
For sale by all druggists. 7r.T5
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No TRoUnLE to show goods at Fl
Hartman's, 70 Monroe street. Come
one, come all! Look ut the goods and
prices, before making your purchases.
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BEST Boys AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
at the lowest prices, at 81. Hartman's,
20 Monroe street.
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FINE WHITES SHIRTS, and all the latest
and best styles of gents furnishing
goods, at 81. Hnrtman's, 20 Monroe
street.
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TIE stockholders of the Greenwood
Cemetery Association are called to
meet tonight.
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JUDGE A. W. AcHEsoN, of Washing
ton, Pa, was stopping at the M'Lure
House, yesterday, on his return from
Beaver county, where he had been
holding court. The Judge reports a
feeling of great insecurity existing in
Washington county since the late hor-
rible murders committed in that sec
ton.
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TEE PUBLIC SoHooLs.-Yesterday
closed the annual examination in the
public schools of this city We spent
an hour or two during the afternoon
witnessing the concluding exercises in
the Third and Fourth Ward schools.
In the Third Ward school we witnessed
the examinations of the physiology.
algebra, geometry, and trigonometry
classes of the advanced department.
The pupils certainly evinced great
readiness both in their solutions and
explanations, and they appeared to
have thorough understandings OF their
work. The exercises were intelspersed
with singing by the young ladies, and
was concluded with a laughable dia-
logue after the fashion of a Dorcas Sew
ing Society, who were making flannel
shirts for the little Africans and devil
sing means to send ship load OF fans
to the Greenlanders, while retailing
the customary scandal. We append a
synopsis of the order of exercises in
the Third Ward school, in the advanced
department, for Thursday evening and
during yesterday, which has been
kindly furnished by Mr.. Snowden, the
PRINCIPAL. fa 81. ..--
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srAMx HOUSE.


c. Weber. LewisviIle, o. aI. ga
John McCnndleS, SIstersvllle.
Chas, w. johnson, CaYrun, o.
John Baker. Monroe Co.. o. -ri
2. Morris. Tyler Co., w. Va.
VIM, p. Rea, Hannibal, o.
John Wiener, Bealsville, o.
j. A. Burnley, Moundsville, VIVA.
w. P. Rhodes, do.
VIM. Cune, Ohio. re -l-Il
N. p. Gorby, Marshall Co
Augustus Otto, Pittsburgh. lL-
NJ. Pipes, Moundsville.
s. SiSson. ral 2f fa gl1l
Vim. King. Washington Co. Pa.
John q. BlayneY, West Alexander.
Edward Blayney, Ohio Co. .l
ChRs- Glum, Pittsburgh.
Lemuel Beck, West Liberty. ---i
J. L.1Twtn and daughter, Fairmont-
A. II. CTothers, Warrington. '-I
ii. GuggenheImer, Philadelphia.
Sello Wolstein, do.
w. Gates, Proctor. ia
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For Sale,,

r OFFER FOR SALE THE McLuRE
i House Hotel, and half lot adjoining the
same on south side. Also, ifdesired, will sell
the furniture belonging to same. 'f=iu1 70
The property has q lease OF one year from
the LIST day Of April next, but will sell pres
The said property viii be sold low and on
marlS-2wd JNo. McLURE, Jr.
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BURNErT's CooKINe EXTRACTS
joseph Burnett s Co.; OF Boston carry
the palm in all their manufacturer.
Their famous toilet articles, Cocaine
for the hair, &C., have earned an enyi-
aSie reputation, only equalled by,their
following conclusive evidence is reiter-
ated by thousands.-PitSbnr Dis
patch % =
MoNoNSAHELA HOUSE, Pittsbury.
August g. ls66-Mr. l.. ID. Morse, Gen,
eral Agents-I have tried all extracts
curing tn'rty years experience in BUSH
Burnett's over all others. 80 - -
H J. Mod. CRoss AN.
Nearly all first class druggists and
grocers can supply these celebrated ex-
tracts in their various sizes. u
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- ACn E1OIS8As
]. A. N. Clary Cumberland. w, I,
Thos. g. Culbertson. 4.- ---.I .....u
]. A. Zee, Philadelphia. - r.
Jno. Fisher, New York. Fds hi
c. F. Scott, Brooke Co., W. Va .,.-4 e.
Col. w. Alexander, MoundsyiIIe. VII.
w 81. Ransom, Jersey City, n. ].
VIM. NJ. Pratt, New York. = + r--,f q r..
Judge A. w. Acheson and WIG, Wash
Capt. Jno. c. Mccoy, do
Glenn Il. Elben, Pittsburgh.
d. W. Bowen, indianapolis. vol
Jos. NJ. Wayne, Cincinnati.
Perry Rhodes, Moundsville. -risi
]. Is. Hooton and Wife, Littleton, rlII
I. ]. Owings. B. s o. r. R li5 bro rs
Mrs. T. w. Grayson, Meadyille, Pa Tot
Rev. Mr.. Fuller and Lady.
Jno. W. Lazier, Morgantown.
Jno; Flssner, louisville, KY.
Rob't. Porter, Delaware.
Q. k. Munson, New York.
John Jones, Greensboro. Pa.
d. Conley, Parkersburg
W F; Y. Delaroche, Baltimore.
E sPE1GG.
G. NJ. Jones. ohio. III
w. H. Gurley Marietta, Ohio.
SRml McClaln. gFsz.5
Mrs. NJ. A. Jeffers. sr5 e.. ~
Misses Denny, washington. Pa. M +.
w. n. Harvey, Wife and daughter, Wells
J. i. Luken. -eaatsf t--A do
jus. West, Short Creek. auss15f' 81
Snm'l Trimhle, do as. .s
Ohaa. b. Hedge, do r -at. fl- fri --lr.
e. n. Cunningham. Winchester, o.
81. r. Brown, do 1fl sa .Hff --a Haa5a
]. n. LoomiS, Baltimore. Hatsr .lJfl
G. E Belts, do lrsr -H- O..
]. NJ. ShanklRnd, Ohio. s-E
John NJ. Rownd, do
]. c. BenninRhRTla, do =-sl-1
E. Watts, wife and two soma.
g. r. Helmling, Baltimore.
]. Wells and lady, Ben's Run, W. Va.
.. Stein, Pittsburgh
b Arnold, Philadelphia
Joe Eiser man, do ~
John Becker, do
Thos. Armstrong. Beallsville.
4. X Ballard, Moundsvtlle. IL. b. H-
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DRY GO o D S S.
Notions, Furs, Carpets,
Oil Cloths, &C., &c.,

Consisting of Fancy and Black Silks, French
Merinos, all colors, Empress Cloths, Mohair
Lustres, Thibet Cloths, De Lanes OF all
kinds, Plaids, Cloaks, Shawls, Hoop and
bolInOral skirts. ls-..- gsHa- z-.1EE
Fine Cloths and CasSimeres, VestinRs and
all kinds OF Trimmings for
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heDoctor's DIPLOMA haness m bis otice,
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS,

=, The many thousands cured at this estab-
t iisnLnent within the last twenty years and
ne numerous important surgical Operations
PetIorIneo by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the
Eep9rtefs OF 1hesSttTl and many other papers
HN9IiC OF winch have appeared again and
agaln before the public, besides his standing
49, ~ gentleman of character and respecta-
plhty Is a suthcient guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-30
DAY NORNIN0.

Arithmetic. Astronomy and Algebra
classes. Declarations by Edmund
Bullock, Charles Coen, James LcLure
and Selwyn Wayman. Essays by Sue
McBurney and Sarah Stout, and several
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-30
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For Sale.
Shrubbery and Plants for Sale.

CHURRANT, GoosBERRY, CuLrIvAT-
" ed BlaSkberry; also, the new improved
BaInard blackDeny. VOC F---L
Norway, Spruce, Scotch and BalSam Fir,
American Cedar, American and Siberian
Aroor Vitae, Austrian and White Pine, for
sale on the farm OF j. F. Handel, I'VE miles
west or bridgeport, Ohio, on the National
Road. Address,
j. F. HANDEL,
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