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Walls OPERA House. Taylor's
charming comedy, IAN Unequal Match was
performed last night In admirable style TO
full house, and we trust II will be repeated
Tonight Miss Rose Eytinse, At the request
numerous patrons Of the theatre. will repeat
her dashing Improvisation of LADY Gay
SPanser' IN The iavoriie comedy Of "London
Assurance" is.. r. rf..s ....t .- .l.s..e
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Il ~ The washington ,stWhb
essay to give . romantic interest TO the
smashed-up Long Bridge, by asserting that
Booth and Herold escaped over 1t, are not well
posted.
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pRREMprroN CLAIMS.

The Commissioner of the General Land
once has received, with the abstract for the
month Of December, 1866, from the Iocal ON &C
At San Fran cisco, thirty one entries made In
pursuance OF an act entitled IAN, act 70 grant
the right of pre-empuOn 10 certain setttersson
tbs Rancho Bolsa de Tomales, Marin county,
State OF California;" There are upwards OF
one hundred OF these cases which rave been
adjudicated by the General Land Once an ce
September 26, 1865. ~
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SINGULAR DRATH.-How singularly q
man may sometimes lose his life was a few
days ago exemplifed at Berlin. A city func-
tionary rode with lady In q cab to the Frank.
fort railway terminus, whence the lady IN.
tended to depart in the next train. As the
cabman drove very slowly, the gentleman put
hts head out OF the open windo " in order 70
admonish the cabman to make haste. A. the
same moment another vehicle which happened
to drive past pushed against the door Of the
cab in such a manner that the neck Of the
gentleman was damned in, and his head re-
manned outside OF the cab door his neck being
so severely injured that he died in conse.
quence OF the accident by bleeding 70 death
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NEW TRN-CRNr Corn wANrRp.-we
thing the time has come when the government
might profitably, to toe treas ury and country,
put into the small currency a new ten cent
coin of nickel and copper. We ars not yet
near enough to the specie standard 10 brine
out the silver dime; but new coin Of the same
legal value OF inferior metals would answer
Just as well, and, In relieving of ali those lit
tie dirty bits Of paper below the denomination
OF twenty-five cents, would be a great i'm
ptovenent in the way OF small change.-N. Y.
Herald a-'-" - 80 ....0
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PENNSYLVANIA GOAL TRADR.-The Miners
Journal Of Saturday says: "Ths quantity Of
coal sent to market this week shows a slight
increase over the corresponding week last
year. The Delaware 10 closed at Ph iladelphia,
and there are no shipments TO the east from
that point. The quantity sent by railroad
this week, is 45,s96 % tons, against 4l,072 for
the corresponding week last year, 81. I
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THE NEW PLAN OF READJUsTMRNT
Richmond Enquirer publishes substantially
the sa me plan for readjustment of the rela-
tons Of the Southern States In the Union a.
given in oar paper yesterday, and indicates
that II had been su omitted 10 various members
OF the Virginia Legislature. The Enquirer
remarks al some length upon the SUBJECT, say
ing that II was not of those who would reject
every plan OF pacifcation, nor on the other
hand be ready to eat all the dirt that may be
offered, and in conclusion says Of these propo-
sitons: 1--WE shall not now enter upon their
analysis or consideration, but the Southern
people will need to know a great deal more.
we think. of the influences which have shaped
these measures, the urgency which prompted,
and the pledges which support them, before
they will agree TO them
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From Ke0tnckv

LA GRANGE, KY, Feb 5.-Asa p Grover
has been nominated to represent the fifth dis
trlct In Congress, on the fourth ballot, by
OF Winchester - ~
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THE TOBACCO MANUF.CrrpppS

rms afternoon convention of the tobacco
OF the country will be held at
Masonic Hall, for the purpose Of considering
means TO improve the trade; and a. the same
t me increase the revenue Of the Government
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THE RANKprpT NH

The 1rie Dds OF the bankrupt bill will not en-.
oeavor 10 bring II up in the Senate Oh the mo
ton TO reconsider, until after the arrival OF
Senator Nye, who is now on his way here
from the Pacific coast
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ShinuPecL-

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. G-The stsamer Cas
andra, from New Orleans is ashore ON Rris
antine Shoals. She is reported bilged anc
broken In two "
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- From j. Shlllngton. Odeon BuiIding
we have "Frsnch without . Master, in six
Easy Lessons" published by Peterson & Bro.
PhiIsdelphia. Of -rt-.HE q g-lL 81 =
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ALDERMAN EDMoNsToN-We are glad 10
learn that the condition of Mr.. Elijah Edmon-
ston, Alderman Of the Fourth Ward, whose
illness from typhoid pneumonia was noticed
In Mondays Star, is somewhat improved, and
that there is much hope Of his ultimate re.
covery.
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~The Lexington Gazette states tbs, a,
Saturday last Gov Listener reject we'd nv m All.
his pardon By the President, throug On the Al.
torney Generals ONCE.
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"A GRAND COHO8RT I.

90, HAMLINE NJ. e. OHURCH,
VIII ne given by the CHOI X connected with that
Cnurcn: on FRiDAY EVENING. February
1857 at the Church corner 9th and streets com,
mencing AZ O'Clock. The Chsir viii be assisted
by prominent members OF other Choirs and eysrv
erert has been Made t. make the Concert . success
To be obtained 1t Ballantyneb Religious Book
DEPOSITORY, SOS 7th street; at Parkers Po,t
UmSe rews stand. or iron any member of the
Concert The piano used en- this occasion 10 ono
OF sse.nways, kindly leaned By W. G. Mstzerott
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PERSONAL -Ex Governor William Aiken,
Of South Carolina, II at WiIlards'.
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= SPECIAL NOTICE.

TO THE BUTCHERS AND DEALERS OF
WASHING TON, ID. C
Now or never is your time to act. If you wish 70
secure what you have been striving for for the las.
eight months, meet IN body on FRIDAY AT
TkRNOON, At 2 o'clock at Temperapcs Han
By order EISIaTT'
fe 6-2t> $780,,
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observation-disclosures morning Rev. DIR.
G. II. Hall, at the Church OF the Epiphany.
united In the bonds Of matrimouy Mr. Albert
Ashton, OF the U. 5. navy, and Miss Rose NJ ,
the youngest daughter Of Col. r. u. Washing.
ton, of the Post Once Department There
were large lumber of the friends Of the young
couple present, who extended their congratu-
latons, after which they left for New York
city in Ills train.
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THB UNpHRsI9NE I'D. having soid his busi.eS
I to his Chief Clerk and associate, the BtjoF
ayenue, Will Ia future be nductsd b. the Arm Of
FRBNCH 4 RICH ARDeON. and he would he's To
HUDSON TAYLOR.
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TIE EIGHTEENTH ANNIYERSARY
US OF THE
UNION HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY

OF the Fourth Presbyterian Church OF this CITY
will be celebrated at the Church, on 9Th street,
10 MORROW Thursday EVENING,
at IA O'Clock.
The society 10 at present using its enc reias nd
means Tor the beneht OF several feeble on
the line oil the BaltIm more and Ohio Railroad and
with the aid OF the fends Of the cause prono.es 70
extend is Efforts the direction of coiportag e in
the southern section Of our country Ths nSbI;c
are respec fully invited To attend n.
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lsrEH5AL REvRNUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s65i,7fs3 ,-
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FROM rHR AnNncAcY

The Navy Department this morning re-
ceived dispatch from the United States
steamer Monocacv. dated Simons Rsv. Cape OF
Good Hope, December ~, 1886. Onicers and
crew All well,
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A RUSH OF THrKvEs.-Within a few weeks
ponce operations In various cities OF the North
mas caused m grafton of thieves 70 the South
and West, and large number, mostly sneak
thieves. have stopped In Washington and
have commenced operations Last night, about
~ or o cleck, the store Of +. Rest Il Co, No.
SUI 18th street, near Pennsylvania avenue
merchant taliors, was entered by thieves who
packed up the entire stock In trade, and re-
moved II 10 shed In the alley in the rear of
the store, opening into T. street Officer Steele
going around that beat saw q light in the store
ABOUT O'Clock, and went 20 the door 20 try the
lock. The thieves probably took fright and
goods are valued at about S2,OO0. This is the
second or third attempt made upon that store
Several other attempts have been reported TO
the police, all OF them showing the operations
Of sneak thieves
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FROA KENDiLL GREEN VINEYARD
CONCORD. the NEST valuable Crane In thu
country. MOTIONS VIRGINIA, CATAwBA.
kEBECCA, DIANA, HARTFORD PROLIFIC,
with many o.her choice kinds AT 81 q Der Io
cuttings, or $40 per Ooe, warranted all good
wood and true 10 name. Clrefully packed ssd
shipped to any address on remittance.
Early orders solicited.
j. PBAkS0E'S Frrit Sore.
lie tim 4yl sth street.
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Daints for Farmers and others.-The
i Grafton Mineral Paint Co. are now man.
ufacturing the Best, Cheapest and most Durai
BILE Paint in use; two coats well put on, mixed
with pure Linseed oil,will last 10 or Is years;
it is of light brown or beautiful chocolate
color, and can be changed togreen, lead, stone,
drab, olive or cream, to suit the taste of the
consumer. It is valuable for Houses, Barns
Fences, Carriages and Car-makers, Pals and
Wooden-ware, Agricultural Implements, Ca
nal Boats, Vessels and Ships Bottoms, Can.
vas, Metal and Shingle Roofs, (it being Fire
and Water Proof) Floor Oil Cloths, zone
Manufacturer having used 5000 bbls the past
year, and as a paint for any purpose is nm.
surpassed for body, durability, elasticity, and
adhesiveness. Price s6 per bbl Of S0olbs.
which will supply a farmer for years to come.
Warranted in all cases as above. Send for q
circular which gives full particulars. None
genuine unless branded in trade mark
Grafton Mineral Paint. Address II
+. DANIEL BIDWELL,
oct15m6. 254 Pearl Street, New York.
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G Road Notice.
= z 919HN d raoir i

4 PETITION will be presented to the Com
IL missioners of Monroe County, T0hio, at
their next regular session in December. by
citizens of Wayne and Summit Townships,
praying for an alteration Of the, county road
leading from Lewis Stiner's farm on Rich
Fork Creek to VIM, Kennady' IS farm in Sum-
NIT Township; commencing at q. Stiner's
farm near McYey's lime, following the old road
as near as practicable till near the line Of
Keepers, cutting of a small strip of Polen's
field; thence running the old road to- Mrs.
Baugh's field, keeping her line past the .urn
of the old road, following it to Henry knopp's
land; thence up the old road to a dead white
oak tree; thence across the main run to the
right, up the left side of little drain to the
head OF it; thence across to head of a new
piece of road; thence taking the old roadto
the turn in sight of said Knopp's house;thence
Isloping down the hill to the upper corner OF
his garden; thence taking the road to Bazel
Kelley's gate; thence down the road as near
as practicableto to the big run, up the left side
of it, to Frederick Young's house; thence
across the main run, taking up the left side
of small run as convenient as possible, to
Speary's tobacco house on therun; thence up
the left hand branch to a little point having
a stump, on it, taking up it to near the fence;
thence as near as practicable straight across
to intersect the Sunfsh road, and SO much of
the old road to be vacated as is not occupied
by the new. & = MANY PETITIONERS.
octl5w5. 8asEetf sft5s ssaag0ajss
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.GOODSPEED,S. GOLDEN : PEr 81

Celebrated for their FLkxIBILrrY, DuRAbILffr..
SsoorHSEss Of ExEcuMoN, ,AHrI CoRRosIvzSfss,
ECONOMY and GENERAL ADAPTATION to the
WANTS of all WRITERs. SUPERIOR to STEEL
PENS, and admitted by all who have used
them to be - 't..l 2 10
The Pens that lavariab bly gipe Satisfaction
Travelling agents wanted everywhere to sell
these Pens; alse booksellers, Statiensfs and
Merchants generally. {edI .Esb ssisfi
g One box assorted samples sent BY maiLpest
PAID, for 20 cents. ,n0ijsof:saoo Ie93;eed
The ssGelden Pens''. will last from 8 to 5
times longer than the best Steel Pens, hence
they are the cheapest pen in the market.
Send for Circular and Price List.to J. i. CO.
BRRN. 1876 Vine Street, Cincinnati, sole agent
for the South and West ena sRoe julyl6lYs
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Sale Of Real Estate
BY ORDER OF PROBATE COURT
Christian Cehrs, Administrator
of Jacob Herman, decd.
+ e.t,e VS.. e&4
Gottleib Herman ct al.


T N pursuance of an order granted by the
i Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio,
the administrator will offer for sale, at pub
lie auction, on sq8g
Saturday the 23d dag OF Nopens5er, 1867.
between the hours o.. 10 o'clock a. m. and
o'clock p. m, on the premises, the follow
ing described real estate situate in the county
of Monroe and State of Ohio to wit:
Forty acres of land be the same more or
less, in the Southwest quarter of Section
"a, Township I range 8, being all of said
quarter conveyed By William 0key, Master
Commissioner, to Jacob Herman, except what
said Herman had sold off, bounded on the
North by Jacob Walters, on the South by
James Nesbit, on the East by Peter Winkle,
and on the West by John Walters, and the
same tract of land owned by said Jacob Ker-
nan at the time of his death.
TERMS oFSALE.-One third to be paid at
the time of purchase, one third in one year,
and one. tkird in two years with interest on
the deferred payments,
hfpa H0LLISTER & OKEY,
0ct22td. Att'ys for Administrator.
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Notice.

Hampton Smith =, c,mmnn in the qsar' p1ss.
Benjamin Amos. of Monroe County, Ohio
filed October Is, 1857: Benjamin Amos will
take notice that on the 18th day of October
1857, Hampton & Smith fled in the Court ol
Common Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, ,theil
motion against him to,revive Judgment in
their favor against said Benjamin Amos
entered in said Court on the Oath of Oc.o
ber, 1847, for 1880 so and for costs $6 II
which has become dormant; and that at the
next term of said Court the plaintiff will ask
to have said judgment revived.
Oct22w5, HAMPTON &, SMITH.
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Sale Of Real Estate
BY ORDER OF PROBATE COURT


ON FRIDAY, the 9th day Of December, A.
~ D. 1867, at eleven o'clock, a. NJ, Of said
day, on the premises,w be sold to the high
est bidder the following real estate as the
property of George Slack deceased. to witt,
The west half of the northeast quarter of
section nine township FIVE and range five. Al
SO the south half of the west half of the
southeast quarter of section ten township
five and range five, III the late Marietta Land
District, and situate in Monroe County, Ohio,
being the late residence of George Slack, de.
ceased. Appraised at thirty-three hundred
dollars.o X i0taf3 4ffftk aa4f .fs5at q
TERMS OF third cash in hand,
one-third in six months and one-third in one
year; deferred payments to bear interest, and
to be secured to the satisfaction of the sub.
scriber. JOHN SLACK,
oct22td. Admir- of g. Slack, decd.
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Road Notice. :

A PETITION will be presented to the Com
IL! missioners of Monroe County. at their
September session, praying for q vacation of
a portion of the county road leading from
Malaga to Lewisville, commencing where the
Calais road intersects said road on the lands
of william Sloan; thence through the lands
Of John Burkhart TO the northeast corner CT
August Alters lands. si10gsaelt DOS s8
,oetl5y67,o heIbsgps sWlLLlAMs SLOAN.
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/ Road Notice.

TNO the Board of Commissioners of Monroe
i County, Ohio: Tour petitioners, resident
freeholders of said county. respectfully rep
resent that the public convenience requires
the location of a county road along the iol-
lowing described route, to wit: Beginning at
thence through the land of John
C. Weaver. for nearly around by F. Whitten-
brook, to or near the mouth Of the Single
Fork; thence up said run through the lands
of David Shank and John Eggar, to or near
the mouth Of Steel's Run; thence up said run.
by the nearest and best route to Miltonsburg.
Said petition will be presented at your reg
ular SESSION in December, 1857. saeq SCI
!. oct29. aseayq MANY, PETIT ONERS.
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Hats and Caps!

In great variety, and composed of the
L A T E s 7 s T Y LES
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80 .+.s..s#..,. .tsssmisE
MELRoY, DICKSON & Co..
No. 54 Wood Street, a'sa
sg sfs Pittsburgh, Pa. II
secs cAl .,..--... .sHE5du1ie3
Fow off dealers their r3
FALL STOCK
Low PRICES FOR CASH.
-H'i 90 4. ei--5- 2
Dry Goods and Notions
sss IN GREAT VARIETY. sasa
90 So .'..t-..-t. s..-.-.. Ifl,7ai
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= = = 80. :
sta o III 10
Farmers Insurance Company,
LIE Roy, MEDINA Co., Q. aii
CAPITAL r-----.-.-.--.-.---.--.-.----$3OO, 900.
AeTUALSURpLUs----- 100, 600
THIS OLD & RELIABLE COMPANY
Insures Farm Property sol
| At Lower Rates than any other ross5 )
Responsible Company. Il
1t has been in successful operation Il
Nearly Nineteen Years,
Esa 480g AND HAS in.s ,g
More Farm Property Insured
Than any other Company in the State.
IiQh Is8e DIRECTORS. .agga.;5ssIs
Rufus Freeman, Halsey Hurlburt, J.T :.
Mcdowell, Asa Farnum, Oliver Morton,
is. B. Curtiss, VIM. Shoemaker. go a'a4i
RUFUS FREEMAN. Pres,
Ie. A. H. HAwLEY, Sec. se9ss5 5:st
For Insurance apply to lsqI
ae JOHN T. .CRIT, Ag't
For the Counties of Belmont and Monroe,
PowHATTAN, Belmont Co., o.
aug2Om3. gszsi 1s.s
1852. New Arrangement. 1s6.
Regular Wheeling and Cincinnati
PASSENGER PACKET.
The new large splendid side-wheel Passenger
AZ m Steamer,
IT8e POTOM &C,
Capt. CHAs. MUHLEMAN. /. CHRIS. You've, elk.
snnrah \ The p o I. O. M A C was built
l5atszdsS expressly for this trade, and will
| - aleave Wheeling every Tuesday
a. O'Clock p. m. Returning, leaves Cincin-
natl every Friday at 5 p. m.
A fair share of the public patronage re-
spectfully solicited. Il ss--eso4 f1se4
BOOTH, BATTELLE & Co.
febl4m6 IlIseIIidsII1 % Agents.
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!. .asa Sale Of Real Estate 10
BY ORDER OF PROBATE COURT
Fredrick Muhleman, Executor1 BIO I'D
of John A. Lankerd, oTa sd1 aae
sUsf af VS.. 1888 : u4l
Sarah Lankerd widow of John z-s
A. Lankerd, decd. 49,. ~

OdFdu Lauh6Eu WiuOW Ol 5Onu 4 J. r.r-.t
a. Lankero' aech' hs5a5 - s1s5z 10
TN pursuance of an order granted by the
i Probate Court Of Monroe County, Ohio,
the Executor will offer for sale. at public
auction, on e p aises7s Lte 9iadi g
Saturday the 23d day of Novensber, 1867.
between the ho urs Of 10 o'clock a. M, and 4
O'clock p. M, on the premises, the following
described real estate situate in the County
of Monroe and State of Ohio. to wit: sgszs
Beginning at a stone OIL the South side of
Bares run, bearing tree sycamore eighteen
inches, fifty degrees west and forty -one links
to a dog wood FIVE inches, fifty degrees east,
and nine links; thence south twenty-one de-
grees east, ten rods to a stone; thence south
ffty-two degrees west, twenty rods to stone;
thence north thirty three degrees west five
rods and three links to stone south side of
Bares run; thence down said run with the
meanderings thereof to the place of beginning
containing II acres more or less in south
west quarter of section twenty four; town
ship one, and range, three.
Also another tract in said section and be-
ginning at the same stone with the above lot;
thence with the line of the other lot, thence
south twenty. one degrees east ten rods to a
stone; thence north sixty degrees east to a
stone; thence north twenty-one degrees west
to stone on the south side of Bares run;
thence up said run with the meanderings
thereof to the place of beginning, containing
one acre more or less.
TERMS OF SALR--0n third to be paid
at the time. of purchase, one third in one
year and one third in two years with interest
on the deferred payments. f..i 3
H0LLISTER & OKEY.
0ct2s. Att'ys for Executor.
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Attachment Notice.
DE F O R 3

Daniel Truck, plaintiff, QEFO
against n ID Adam Ar.
VIM. R. Hardesty, defendant. mold, ]. P. Of
Sunsbury Township, Monroe County, Ohio;
On the 5th day of October, "A. d. 1867 said
Justice issued an order of attachment in the
above action forthe sum of $l24. and S25
probable COSTS Beallsville. October IA, 1861
oct22w3. DANIEL TRUEX.
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Origin and History Of the Books
of the Bible.
BY PROF. CALVIN 3. STOWE, D. D.

O71IfIN
A Work of real value, and an almost in
II disrensable companion of the Bible,
showing what the Bible is not, what it is, and
how to use it; answering all the objections to
its authenticity urged by modern infdels, and
tracing the authority of each book up to its
inspired authors, giving a vast amount of in
formation heretofore locked up in very rare
and costly volumes, making one of the most
popular books ever published.
1000 Agents Wanted.
Experienced agents, elergymen, ladies,
school teachers and others should send at
once for circulars giving further information.
Address, ZEIGLER, MoCURDY & Co.,
FOL Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
octIm4. g ~ rs 81 I'd
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= SERelF silless or less, will be charged as
one square. ff,s-ns5 s5fsf5st =
%Ab legal advertisements will be charged
byths line, and must be paid in advance of
pqticatiensE EsIE r. II
% Notices of the appointment of Ad-. ~
"a ministrator'se Q and Kxecutor's; also .RM
e. Attachment Notices aud Road mott. a
EE ees, two dollars and fifty cents, in .Ra
g. advance. 81
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Regular Wheeling and Cincinnati
2 A G. K ET
assgog S i saesssHA stsEs.sssssssa
EDIN Blu r. G III. =,

II II Il N u U ~ u II
J. L. THOMPSON, Master. G. W. THOMPSON, ,Cfk.
Leaves Wheeling every Saturday at 5 o'clock
pm, and leaves Cincinnati every Tuesday, at
O'Clock pm. Passes Glarington, downward
rip, every Saturday at I0io'clock p. m. =;
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE & co. . Wheeling, West Va.
mch5
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The many thousands cured at this establish
ment within the last twenty years, and the nu.
merous important Surgical Operations performed
by Or. Johnston, witnessed by tho reporters OF
the San, and many other papers, notices of which
appeared again and again before the public, be-
sides his standing as a gentleman If character
and responsibility, is sufficient guaranty 10 the
afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. augs.dly