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The Portland daily press., 1867-07-11

Bvt. Brig General u S. A.
U. S. Engineer Office,
Portland, Me-, July 6, 1867.
iuly edtd
To Daniel Merrill of r Falmouth, a Jusiic,

To Daniel Merrill of Falmouth, a Justice
Of the Peace for the County of Cumber-
land.
THE undersigned being three members of the First
i Church and Parish in Falmouth, and pew own
ers therein, desire meeting of said Church and
Parish, at their Church building, in Falmouth in
said county, on the twentieth day of July, 1867 at
o'clock in the afternoon for the following purposes:
10 see If said members will under the provision 8
OF an act entitled can act to authorize the First
Parish in Famou b, to sell and convey certain
lands" approved February twenty third, eighteen
hundred and sixty-seven elect Reuben Merrill, Ma
thaniel Merrill and E. N. Tukesbury trustees for the
purpose Of selling and conveying In behalf of the
First Church and Parish in Falmouth, sixty acres OF
land in said Falmouth granted to said Church and
Parish under their name then of the second
Church and Parish of Falmouth, at New Casco, for
the Of their minister and his successors forever
BY the proprietors of Falmouth, January twenty
one, seventeen hundred and seventy -tour the pro-
ceeds oil such sale to be invested by said trustees
the use and benefit of the ministers of said Parish
and his successors forever according to the tenor Of
the original grant.
Wherefore they apply TO you to issue your war
rant calling said meeting tor said purposes and at
the time anu place aforesaid to either Of said mem
bers and directing and authorizing him to notify the
members Of said Church and Parish thereof .ccord-
ing to the law.
JOSIAH RICHARDS,
DAVID U. YOUNG,
DAVID WYMAN.
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DRESS NEAKENG.

MRS BUNK z 8 has removed to the corner
lx1O Middle and asham SITS, where she l.
prepared to cut and III Ladies' and Children,s
Garments of all kinds. She has Just received
a great variety of the --latest Style Patterns
from New Xorss. y
Persons desiring perfect fitting CUR.
nlent will please GIVE HER A CALL.
Also few FANCY GOODS for sale very
cheap. jy1d2W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-31
DIR. n. j. KISNER
EChECTIC MEnICINRs

NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, SD ST., CENTRE WHEELING, VIVA
nR. x. HAVING SECURED THE SER
IL f4CES OF an intelligent assistant who
Will attend to the PREPARATION of ipedi-
SinesI putting up prescriptions, &c, viii ens-
Die him 10 give more attention 10 ont ps-
uentsr especially To his many friends in ibe
country. HIS medicines are ali prepa-agi Ia
his own Office and an deIiyera5 ~ NJ - -
tents by himself. DIT. X. treats an 1fsa4sas
I noth Acute and Chronic, with which human.
lty y siTficted. He has large number or new
remedies, which have proved remarkafIv
successful in many OF those olgSt inafe go. X
Silsoilae diseases Which heretofore have been
supposed to be incurable, among winch NAV
be narned= ConsuIn ption SSrofuis. n.
charSes nom the Ear, Ozena ENHANCED CilarGs
CANCERS and Skin Diseases. HIS mode ~!
treating Liver Diseases Stomach CorapIairis
bronchitis and all diseases OF tine Thrlai
ana AIT Passages. Hypertrophy and all 9TH
spinal Affections, and all diseases Of me Sel.
NOuS system Is clIn Oyyleslpsai nv all Npl l,e va
tssteIi ~ 20 ne the most certain and successful
ever known to the medical profession. Dr. K.
has been eminently successful in the tTtsy.
ment OF all diseases peculiar To women VIZ!
nenstruI DISTINCTIONS, Painful AIenstrustl0u,
44SSeucIrhear Uterine and Oyarfon TumUrs,
PTolaI1sus Uteri and all Nervous disease %
which they are subject
ne makes Speciality in the treatment Of
All Chronic Affections OF the CIenffn TTrjns-v
SIEtSS1Is, VIZ: Catstrrh OF Bladder and UTstuTa
iELiLitDle bladdsri and Non-reteution and
Gravel, Diabetis and DifficuIt ITrjnhtire ~.
PhlIluc Diseases in all their varied !1.rns
Ghonarrhe9- its complications and ses1ueII@
SSpeIlnatoIrhea and in1potency, and al atl5C-
IONS IONS coIlSequentup upon youthful ndiScretions.
- n StIentlon paid to the treatment
OF o. ElStulas, White Swelling, Scrofu!ous
SSoLss, y 1aI1eose Ulcers &c Persons AFFLICTED,
Pi aIliScSYiaIIy with old troublesome case,
kIsNER- Communications containing re
promptly noticed. ONCE prescriptions and
nleule1ne cash. For visits in civ same -
other Physicians. Once hours . 4. M.JoE
M.: e =. M. toA P. n, and P. NJ. to9P NJ
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Valuable Zeal Estate for sale.


HAvING DETERMINED TO CHANGE
IL my business, i VIII sell the following de-
EcTlbz1 real estate: 900
The farm on which I now reside, contain
ing i61 acres, situated on the " heslfng, west
Liberty and Bethany Turnpike, miles east
OF Wheeling being the HOMESTEAD part OF
the farm improved by Geo. W. smith, Esq,
n a cost of about $4,000. The dwelling. barn,
stabIes and out-butld!ngS, fIuit, &c, Sc, sur
pas InytHing of she Kind in the western
country. The farm i unsurpassed in fertility
ami IS well watsred and fenced Terms
very reasonable, and VIII be sod at a great
bargain l.rs7 ---.-. = 1E.- -H. |-
Also, a tract Of land, situated on the river
hills. adjoining the river bottoIn-farm be
longing 20 the hers Of the late Andrew p,
Woods, about TWO miles above the city o.
Wheeling. containing about so acres 1T vii
beso.d low, and viii be diviced, II Necessary
( 10 s1tt purchasers
Also, a tract of land containing 81 acres
! two TnIlsSaboys the city OF WheelIng-beinS
G part o. the rIver-bottOIn farm above men
TlonSd, together with lG0 ACRES OF Goa Lin
easy acseSs 10 the river ~
I @ Also. the undivided half or the whole, o.
about 8 acres OF land. situated in the imme-
diate suburbs OF the city OF 81. Louis, 30.
within miles or the Court Hose
Also, Lot No Square No. - situated II
Centre wheeling
Also. several lots in South Wheeling.
AL OF the above property viii be sold low
sEd on easy terms Enquire OF
a. NJ JACOB,
ianG5-lwd Smith Farm
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RETURN or THE OLD FoLKs.-Having
been repeatedly requested TO give one
more concert in this city, Father Kemp
has very kindly consented to return on
Saturday of this week, when he will
give another concert with change of
programme, at which the full company
will appear in their usually excellent
style, (also Matinee on Saturday af-
ternoon.) In fact no company travels
that creates the enthusiasts OF the Old
Folks, and it is not surprising W hen We
consider the amount OF talent here COM
bIned. Mrs. Nichols MARBLES beauti-
fully; one would never tire of her sing
ing. We assure our friends they will
seldom have SO good an opportunity to
hear good music as is now presented.
Tickets for the evening concert, IS
cents; reserved seats, so cents. Admls-
sion TO Matinee, 25 cents for adults;
children, 10 cents.
Reserved seats may DO procured at
the Hall on Saturday, from 10 A. NJ. till
P. NJ, and from ill4P.M.
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OLD Folks CoScEET.-Last evening
Father Kemp's troupe of Old Folks
gave their second concert, and Wash
ington Hall never had n larger or more
highly delighted audience within its
walls. Our citizens feel warm at
tachment for this troupe. On their
visit here some eight years ago, they
made hosts OF friends, and the memory
OF their rendering of the music OF the
olden time, still lingereth. Wherever
this company visits once, it never has
any difficulty in securing an audience
the Secoud time. weare Informed that
Father Kemp visits Washington, Pa,
this morning, and will give two con
csrta while there. We bespeak for him
the kind consideration Of the Wash
ingtoniAns-
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American Life Drops
For the speedy cure OF
ID Up ~

I II -
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat. Bro1.
chitis, rheumatism, and ali Efndred
complaints
Ht0h FIVE YEARS HAS THIS AETICI. z
Il.,I oeen before the people, and the verdict
returned nom every quarter by the con
ssn lLer OF the hall million bottles that have
Deeh SOD within that time, Is, that
1T ALWAYS CURES
Read the following, which is only q spec!-
fIi's. "a tne many Letters We are daily Iecelv-
oRRIS SKINNER & Co.-SIRs :-Notwitn-
sutnains my general prejudice against pro
pIletary Tor patentl medicines I was induced
70 ouS Two bottles of tho American Life
t dIiuLs, thfough the high recommendation oi
tnenn Dy afrieEd, rs ALWAYS curing DiptheTiHl
Coughs, Colds, sore Throat. Br5nchltis, SC.
5hS son, sixteen years OF age, was taken sud-
uelly III with Diptheria, and could scarcely
SSikISstk OF Swallow, his breathing was so bad.
~ were much alarmed, but decided 10 tIy
III Inc Or2is before calling physician. ~
using the drops according 10 direction. be
was soon relieved and tie disease entirely
orohen up. let a friend suffering with
nneuIniAtsln nave one OF the bottles re
sl :yi the LIE drops gave immediate RELIEF,
S sf at ths pest medicine ne ever used, \
y tcerated Sore Throat, used some OF his and
were cured In a short time. Since then leL
ny DroIher, physician have a mart Of mine
an win winch he cured a bad case OF DIP
therla- he Is constrained 10 acknowiedgs
that they are valuable.
truly yours, a. b. ELDER
Inc Lie Drops are carefully Drenared -
ORRIS SKINNER Geo.
sole FnoprletoTs, : pringdeid, Mas,
And sold by all Druggists.
Denas Barnes q Co, New York. Fuller,
Finch, q Co., Chicago, General Agents
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GreenWood CemeterV.

CTTUATED ON TILE NATIONAL ROAD,
- 8 miles east OF the city, rs now ready for
inteTmenis, sale, and Improvement Oflots.
II contains q acres of land, and is laid out
in the most modern and improved style
can be easily reached ut all seasons OF the
year by the National Road, and for three
fOurths OF the year by the HempfeId Rail
Road. IL is perfectly secure, and intended to
be beautitied by every variety oftrees, shrub
berry, public vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains, etc., to make II equal to the best
rural cemeteries in the country.
Ample provision Is also made for its en-
lRrgement order and care in perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with the Superinten-
dent, who has plat, or secure them by call
Ing at the office OF the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing to make lnterments will
call on the Secretary to obtain permits there
for. =
Tickets OF admission to LothoIders and
visitors will be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DTRECToRS--A. J. Sweeney
President: Il. q. Bonham, Secretary; ]. &
Rhodes, John q. Ninth, Geo. Mendel, Jos.
Bell, Jno. a. Armstrong, Geo. Adams X. c.
jordan. r. a. Hildreth, au3i-lyd
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IT is rather singular fact that while
the Conservative party Of this city did
not hesitate to elect those of their own
persuasion to fill nearly all the Offices Of
honor, yet when the position requiring
the custody OF the money chest was to
be filled, a gentleman OF the other party
was selected. This action ofthe people
meets our unqualified approval, and is
a whitening rebuke on those who have
long held the reins of power in our mu-
nicipaI government.
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The following is the answer to n puZ-
zls which appeared in your paper some
days ago signed ~. B."
The young man goes to the orchard
and gets Is apples; he gives the old gen
tleman 8. which is half OF what he had
and half an apple more; he had :
left, he gives the old lady {, which is
half OF what he had left and half an
apple more; he had 3 left, he gives the
girl 2, which is half of what he had LEFT
and half an apple more, and has one LETT
for himself and did not cut any apples.
7. O, ID.
We have received answers to the puz-
gle above referred to, from other par
ties. They all arrive at the same num-
ber-l5.
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SKATING PARK.-The ice continues
good at this institution, and the pros
pect now is that it will remain go for
some time, unless there is a great
change in the temperature out doors.
Arrangements have been made to in
sure the presence of band OF music
every night. We are also informed that
the managers are getting up Il list OF
premiums to be offered at grand
skating contest to come off soon.
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guelI. Major Anderson and Gen. Lyle.
OF This lis: there are the following boats
which are loaded ana waiting for the
resumption Of navigation: Arabian,
Emma No. 3, ArmadilIo, Mary Erwin,
Champion and Emerald.
THE Editor of the Wheeling Rsgiste'
in his issue Of the 18th, says there are no
oysters in the city. 1 beg leave 10 dlner
with him as / have oysters of. the
finest quality on hand, and tor sale ~
can or gallon, and have not been " 49, -,
out them this ssason, and don ~ -
10 be. orders Will be promptly IiiAeu'
J. c. ACSiASAwAf5
Biddle Street, Centre "heehnS.
crRz your coughs and colds There Is no
cough or cold % obstinate, bit what II yields
at oneg 10 the expectoradng and healing
a,or-r,,es OF Goes Cough Balsam. It Is an
exeeIlerls remedy for Group. hoaHeness, sore
tbro,r, bronchitis, and all disorders Of the
throat, chest or lungs.
!
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WE learn that the Fair and Festival
held at the Zane Street NJ E. Church
on Tuesday night, brought into the ex-
chequer the handsome sum of two hum
dred dollars; and that number Of ar
ticIes contributed are yet to be disposed
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BESEFIrz OF ADvEKTIsISG.-Wha

BESEFITs OF ADvERTIsISG.-What
made Barnum rich? Advertising.
What sold our Government bonds2 Jay
Cookies GCtvertisin0- What made Bon
ner's LedgerP Advertising. What
made a. T. Stewart's fortuney Adver-
Using. What sold 10000 tickets in the
Crosby Opera House scheme? Adver-
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SOME one who deserves the thanks Of
this entire community. had the ice and
snow cleaned of the steps leading into
the Custom House, yesterday.
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RIVER NEws-BoGt5 dac-Boas LAID
Hp-W What the BoatHcar are Dong. &c
The Cincinnati papers have "A list OF
Boats due. Among them we notice
several that have been laid up ut this
port for the past two months.
The steamer st. Cloud, sunk few
days since at Plum Point, was yalued
at 81, 900, and Insured in Cincinnati for
$4,000. She was formerly owned in
this city. and was disposed OF many
years since to Cincinnati COMPANY.
In regard to age, she was certainly en-
titled to vote.
Captain Hugh Campbell, says the
Cincinnati Commercial, is refitting and
furnishing the St. Charles for the Louis
Vile and Vicksburg trade; and further
s"ys,Captain Campbell is the right man
In the right place. Sensible man, the
reporter of the Commercial.
What tie Boatmen are Dong at Gin
sinnGti.-We take the following from
the Gazette: ''rhe Cincinnati Charita-
BILE Marine Association held another
meeting at the office of the Boatman's
Insurance Company, with Captain
Frank Y. Bachelor presiding. They
have resolved to dispense with all
steamboat agents except three, viz
Cunningham * Bennett, George L.
Johnston & Co., and Johnston & GETTY.
OF course there is considerable comno-
tion among those who are left out OF
the circle. The result of this action
will be that the latter will form n COM
binatiou. and opposition in its strong
est form will result.
Boats at PORT " cIaei1,aati.-The fol-
lowing is list OF the different steamers
at this port, laid up until the resumption
OF navigation: Above Broadway-Im.
porter. Flying Eagle, Hull of the Supe-
rior, Pine Grove, St. Charles, r. c. Gray,
Arabia and Belle Vernon. Between
Main aud Broadway-Starlight Lizzie
Hopkins, Potomac. Rebecca, Nightin-
gale, Edinburg, Alice Dean, Emma
No. s., Lawrence, ArmadiIIo, LeOnora
No 2, Shamrock, Champion, Mary
Irwin, Anglo Saxon, Robert Burns,
Minneola, Huntsville, Emerald. West
morsland, Magnolia and Bostoua. Be
low Vine atreet-United States. Gen.
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Trustees sale of Lots in South
s1.-r Wheeling.


DY VIRTUE OF INDEED OF TRUST
ID ron Thomas Harris 81, to me dated
January l1th. 1851, and OF record IN the ONCE
OF the Recorder OF Ohio county, West Nir-
ztnia, IN deed bOoz 80. %, folios S4S and -Siir
shall on
Tuesday, the 29th day OF February,
1867,
city OF Wheeling, proceed. 10 sell by public
numbered one ll, two ~, three (3l, and four
~, in square number twelve m In South
Wheeling, formerly called Ritchietown, to-
geSheTTylTh - dDuais two story frame build
ing, situate upon one of said lotS-it being
the property known rs the Harris home
stead. said deed OF trust was given To secure
10 George Hartman the payment OF three
several pTOmiSSOTy notes therein mentioned,
each bearing even date with said deed of
trust, and payable TO the order Of George
Hartman Ia the Merchants and Mechanics
BRnk OF Wheeling, as follows one at three
years ffo!n date for FIVE hundred dollars; one
at six years nom dars for six hundred dol
lars, and one attEnE years from uate Tor i've
hundred dollars, and each and all bearing in
terest rom date. and endorsed by the said
Hardulau- Selling as trustee shall convey
only such title as IS vested in me, which,
however. is believed to be good. Terms of
s;ile--one-third cash, and the remainder of
the purchase money in equal instruments, At
SIX and twelve months from the day of sale.
The purchaser giving approved security for
the payment OF The deferred instalmentS.
p. SCATTERDaY, Trustee.
janl5-dtd b. JAMES p. ROGERS, his atty.
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Important to Gardeners.

NE WOULD GALL THE ATTENTION
w of all practical GardneTs to the advan-
tage OF putting in their orders for seeds early,
~ there are many vaTitles very short this
We propose taking orders for seeds, sending
them ON Co David LandTcth & Son, or Phfla-
there have each order put up separately, rem.
DER the purchaser the original invoice, and
charge him Iandreth'S prices A full and
completes stock of seed on hands through ti,e
season. PRYOR BOY n x CO.
Agricultural Warehouse and seed store No.
Is Main street, Wheeling. W. Va. fans
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MUM G-Ab-AN oI4CCe-
THIS COMPANY HAVING ORGANIZ-
l. ed in April, 1884, In conjunction with the
well known arm of Cache & Co, As q joint
stock company Of
PRACTICAL PIANO MAKERS,
who have held prominent positions In some
OF the best establishments Of this country and
Europe The company claims that their
Pianos combine all the exrellencies VI all the
latest imprOvementSand II will be apparent to
all that men whose skill and abilities hayin e
been approved by the best manufacturers viii
not be less successful when their own interest
and reputation are involved. As a testimony
to the above, they were awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL COMPE
TITORs, .--. r
by theJudEes of the late Exhibition held at
he Maryland Institute Of Baltimore, Md, in
October, 1855.
The Pianos being sufficiently introduced In
this city, and having proved equal, II not Gu
perior to any heretofore known. Those nj
want OF q nrt-class Piano, manufactured
with the greatest care and Of the best mate
rial, VIII save Dealers coDInIiESio7l which only
makes pianos more costly, but by no means
more valuable, by sending orders directly to
the factory, as above directed. or by applyinR
Market street, for further Information. a
guarantee for i've yeau Is given as regards du-
rabtlity Of constIuction, for every instrument
and Will be keptln time for one year free OF
charge, Cd pianos taken N exchange.
Persons wishing to hive their Pianos TIM ed
or repaired will please leave orders At the
place above named, As the Tuner of said eStab-
hshment will be hSre every three months.
-..- fehS-ly
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HGSTeu III our QUlce.
Letters from may persons acknoxIAdgins
Srie L''7 IS OF N-ALUAB BILE G HTS, from rs,
wnom We are permitted to refer to:
oJonn >. dolcOmb, LambertyiIIe n
5oi9 W otchs value $50. Mrs = Rannatf'
- uinDerland street, Brooklyn, Sewing Ma,
SLjnei 80: Edwin Hoyt stamford, Conn
Brsg5:s Washington D. C. DtanoI,,Ih II Ij 10
SID J. q. Sutherland, IOOIi,exfpeto1r a II II
nue. nut, fano, $50. Mrs. NJ. Jackson 2iI3 Nine
I Tes street, y Y, Sewing Machine. san
SSis + t,I,s 4tniTa, n. Y, Melodeon, $50
81 81 hlng 50. Dr. Henry Smith, WorceSfeI
IIei sSs sewing Machine, $S5- H Shaw ia
Ietn street n Y, Gold Watch, $50. ID ~
20 I mon SaShNllles- Tenn AIeIodeon sim
Hs5I,fi,st ~. Aontsomery, Ala, Gold
genee, K l., Silver Lever Watch. So 6Sos-
51u y MANSON, y. j., Music ROxS35 H.
SSss' -1eneIi, ST. Paul, Mimi Gold watS1
~. =. =. sPerry, Litchfield, Conn slice,
N !, stcnf -. VIM. 3. Peck, Harlem. MS
Ohio silver Tea Set. SIG W., I2'
81 S2SslElenGk, Detroit, Mich, Diamond Ear RINGS
-. flerre Beaudin, St Charles Hofel
SeE Ofleans, Diamond Ring, $40. MnS
1s1I,s 60 barnes, St Louis, Mo-, Melodeon,
ssrA CHANCE To OBTAIN ANY oE,
IhE ABOVE ARTICLES FOR ONE moi.
LoPE FOR . cts. ~ =
Entire Satisfaction GuaranteeS In All
E%6 Tickets for One Dollar. IL for IT,
Dol,IS, 50 LOT Five Dollars- Great induce
All letters should be addressed
j. II. RAY q CO.
500 Broadway, New YORK.
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aranspaEtatlgn.
& OHIO R. R. COMFY
OEYIcs BALI & OHIO RAILROAD Co, I
WHEELING Jan. ;, 1857. I
ON TRAIN.
ACCOMODAI

WINTER SCHEDULE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
/ the following schedule on and after Jan.
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ConSistinzof Fancy and Black silks, French
MsEinOs, all eolons, EmPress Cloths, AohAir
LustTeS, Thibet Cloths De / alnes Of all
Salmoral skirts. a.- 1855.
Fine Cloths and CaAsimeres, " esIIngs and
all kinds eff TTimRings for .---r
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VALUED AT
8 500 OOO
WILL HE DIsTR II UTE = As 3 fo1Ior,

A1 ~ DISTRIBUTED As FOLLOWS:
The name and value Of each article of our
EYE SgSS ar are marked on Tickets placed in
SSEAIED ENVELOPES, and well mixed
IN receipt OF = cents, an envelope contain
ing such TICKET will be drawn yFftbont
mail TO any address The r1IlFT.I,ss,ar 80.
ssSsiLg Wnatafticie IT draws and its value
SnIch may be from One To Five Hmm
one DoIIRr, receive the article named or
ii ~. e4cnange II for any other article rnaflS-
~ ~ rnouI circular al the xanne value FyeTv
u ~ As uLaNs an article worth ONE DOL
LAX OF more. -sS-SO BLANKS.
Oi5r patrons enIs depe7td on I1Tp4tpf Tsf,fy,,,
1Ae-44Tticses dTulCn tCiu be fllTne,itItsy,,
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MtaEfaI.
BALTIMORE Lock HOSPITAL

E,STa j;RLIsHED As a REFUGE FRgu
QUACEERY.
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II n pIIo,J Gun depc7id prompt TefliT7s
Ahe-zATticsss dTulcAi tCiu be fllfneitItel,y
sNAoJ ELPreaS or return maui or de-
EiUeTed of oIfr o0Ios NS e.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured Themselves by > certain
practice, INDUCED in when alone, habit ire
Quently learned nom evil cornpaninIas ~ :.
school, the effects OF which are nightly feft
even when asleep, and. ifnot cured. rfndzrs
marriage iTnpnSSi Bile and DESTROYS 10th mind
and body. should apply Immediately.
What a pity that a young man. The honr q,
his country tine pride Of mis- parents, should h
snatched from all prospects and eniOyr1snts
of life by the consequence OF deviatifig from
the path of natsre, and induleing in a certsi a
templating -TzE. n