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80 We beg % call special attention to ths
subl1tnsa notice Of the Iargs and lmportanf
sale o well improved and centrally locaIed
City property. the sale Of which was post
ponee - the Atn day OF June, IN e~Oussquencs
OF the hnsence Of the Trustees on -he daV nnt
agpolnfed. The property consists ~ a block Of
1--WE YELL FINISHED THREE SrORIED
BRICK IENEAtNTS. each containing ten
rooms, which must always he IN demand by
good toLants on acfount OF their pleasant ard
central locality The sale being positive and
without reserve. bidders may gttelld with con-
ndence, and. though a Trust Sals, the title Il
not the least IN dispute.
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OwING o4HEDEcLNEISPRovN
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nah Memphis DtcjstO1,, No. As,

VlHE regular meeting for the election OF ON
GERS viii be he'd next TUESDAY evening, 18th
inst, az O'Clock Al memberso Of the DiVfsiou
are requested and expected to be la ~tendanc
By order Of the W.P.
fe23 p f.. NJ. HAJEY r
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Omee DesttO Block.
NOt4ce

Madison Street, between Main n secor
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Strayed.

TAKEN UP, about a week ago, a Red COW.
L with Calf. The owner can have the same
by proving property aud paying charges.
ADOLPHE SEWING
ie23 Ste On ArmgtrOnpfs Place
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Shegifas S0Je.

MEMPHIS TENN.
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A cottage residence of ten rooms, with lot
60xlOO, in the city OF Chicago, Ill, only three
guar ers OF a mle from the heart of the city,
and within one b ocK of the street railroad In
terseeting every part OF the city, Valued at
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Eighth Prize:

The franklin Female Institute, at Holly
Springs, Miss. a handsome ana well con-
structed school building, most eiigibly iOcated.
This is very deiArable roperty Naluedat $500.
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Eo,r &c.
81. p. B
State Agent
North American Life & Accident lAs Co.,
sr.sa-son ST. Memphss. Team.
MOTICf

Ds,aE creditors OF the estate Of Z. ID. Appleby
are hereby notified that i have suggested
the insoiVency OF said estate 10 the Clerk Of tne
CountV court Of Upton county, Iennesseef ana
ne er,sditors or said estate are nodded 70 NE
fbeir claias. dolly authenticated within SIX
months from the date hereotso or ~ nouceWAA
ha eled IL bar or the same
]. 3. DANIEL AdministTat2r.
April Isl, 1851. apAsv
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NOTICE.

y N. CASH. rs administrator with the wills
=. Annexed, OF Isaac l.. Bolton. deceased, and
Of Mary Bolton, deceased, has fled lis ae-
counts with both OF said estates 10 this date for
S Element in this court All iegatees, and the
heirs and representatives Of deceased legafees
Of both said decedents. whether residents or
non-residents, are notified to appear a. the
Office OF the County Court Clerk Of shelby
county, Tennessee, on or before the LIST Monday
in August, 1867, and contest the said accounts
If they desire 10 10 50
JOHN LOAGUE. Clerk.
lima % 49, los Av
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Also. at the same time and place.
4 BUILDING LOrs,

~rhirty-four Net rent BY one hundred and
eighty feet depth, situated in HIIs Subdi-
vision, east side Of Walnut street, Jest south Of
Tate street
TERNs-HzIf cash balance In six months.
with interest.
Thee lots are ven enclosed, and frs strictly
nrsf-ciass property. The sale Is ereInptoryan
without reserve.
The situation IS very desirable. being near The
terminaliou Of the Vance street. nailr0ad ana
Sc. Agnes Academy.
kOYsIER. TREZEVANr a CO.
1e2t ID ~Aurfoneerq-
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DY yirtus OF a PIuries Fiere Faeias 10 me d1-
D rected from the Law Court of nemphls. OF
date June p, 1867, is faV0r-0fs JCrdon broiners
aud against ". I. Williams ct A., VIII on
Wednesday, the Sd Day Of July, 1867.
between tie hours Of 70 O'clock 70. and 4
o'closk p.ul.. ia me Mosby Block. on Front
street, No. 30, IN the city Of Memphis, county
OF Shelby and stale OF Tennessee, offer ana sell
to me biehest bidder for cash, the following
personal property, viz. I iron Safe snd con-
tents. 2 Whiting desks and Ohtce Furniture,
Chairs. Carpets. Tables, better Press, etc z
Trunks AMI contents, II Book Case and cooks,
1 Writing Desk, 2 Pictures, 2 Bedsteads, 4
MatFesseS- 2 Sneets. 2 Pillows. I laTg7 Mirror,
L Cenier Table, 1 Washslands I Wafer Cooler
levied ca Is the property Of defendants, j. >.
" iliAms 4 bGo., 10 satisfy the above Plnrles
BY JxA d. swAS, n
jane ~ l&6. je2atd
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TO GAS CONSUMERS!
Reduced Price Gas Fitting"
LUEN &
80
ao4 Main Street;
Gas EIxTgBgEs. q a small advance on New
Watchmakar and 0ntinian.

3. 4. MkOHeE $50 IS vain Street.,
DRACrIcAL WATCHMAKER. has Tor snls
a Masen Material, Clocks. IA speetacIes q
~ my2i1
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Fifth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property
2xlOO feet. Values at $500.
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j. N. HALL, laerk.

The Prizes dra'En on this occasion numbered
Forty-ssven, and comprised lc,sfn the vicinity
81 Memphis, Tenn, Corinth. Miss, and Her
naado, Miss, deads to which nave been made
TO the lucky ucket-hOlders. For this, the Sec
opd Drawing, however, we are able 10 offer our
patrons still more attractive Inducements 70
interest themselves in our scheme. From a
Lengthy List 0f property, much OF which has
already been advertised to the public, we select
the following:
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our LIST OF PRIZES
The First and Capitol Prize.

Col N. Q. GailOwav's valuahle residence,
corner OF Court and Third streets, Memphis
one block only from the center Of the city, and
in the vicinity of all the Federal, state and
County offices. Lot STz feet front by $50 deep,
Valued at Sz9.0g.
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Tenth Prize:

T5k acres OF woodland near Raleigh, Shelby
cpunty, Tennessee, distant from Memphis nine
miles. This is very desirab e, and an excellent
prize. Valuedsat 5000.
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Ninth Prize:

Lot Nc. 5, in Hays SUBJ division, Memphis
size W2xl52 feet. A beautiful building lot
Valued at sA0e
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NEW Al vERTIsEM,rs
c Southern Asylum
LAND COMPANY,
TO TAKE PLACE AT
H4W WEG BsE
f RNANDO MISS,
F1A EaR MnW
AUGUST, 1867.
South rn Asylum

- -a"a.aH H M"H"
THE, First Drawing. which ~tookrplaee ct Her
L nilndo, Miss, 'bn the 18Th inst, was attended
with unusual sneessz, when Il is remembered
that but a few weeks elapsed from the tnesp-
ton OF the enterprise to Ina event SlT,U0t
worth OF tickets having been sold, a like
amount OF ropsrty was drawn for, under the
supervision Of gentlemen selected by the ticket
holders present. The utmost harmony and
good feeling pe'vaded those present, aud, as
viii be seen from the s~u1i9ined certificate OF
the Managers, the affair Was conducted to a
close in a mosii gratifying and satisfactory
manners
HERNASDo, Miss, June Is, 1867.
We hereby certify that the above report OF
the First Drawing OF the Southern Asylum Is
correct, and thagtbe proceedings were eharac.
terized oy aEPirrt of fairness and business IN
surpassed by any Drawing OF which We have
any knowledge. The Managers Of the Com
pany placed the tickets and wheels under our
sole ManagemeRtand control
Signed: ~ J. b. MORGAN,
ROBERT TEMPLE,
Y. A. MERRIWETHER,
W. W. CNMPTON,
r M. MAGEVENY,
JOHN AIMS LIE,
Committed.
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Cottage Residence. 5 rtoms; LOT 12ex170 feet
on Borland avenue, near Memphis and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line.
Valued at $1,000.
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Tickets SIS each. May be had OF, or ordered
through. any Of the Com pany's agents, At the
Central Agency, Memphis, Tenn, or OF Col
James Strain, fernando, Hiss.
Stockholders, Directors and Officers Of the
Company are prohibited from purchasing OF
holding tickets iYrany OF he drawings. The
Company is simpH@Se media for the purehase
and sale of relu est. -etween properly mold
ers and the general paRN ie25 I'm
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Sarth Prize.

One residence Lot Lot adjoining above, also 25zio
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PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALES
THREE TEN ACRE L0TSI
Wednesday, jane asth, a. "a a'eIssk.

At our Salssu1om, No. zB Second street. Ayrs'
Building, THREE TEN ACRE LOT giving The
choice Of eighty acres Of wood or cleaied land
IN the ADe-erofno1e tract. on the Raleigh road,
four miles from ne city "A map Of the grounds
may De seen a. COR Office, and We VII shoW the
properly 70 paf1es desirous or e1auhling be-
fore sale Title perfect
fERMS-Ons-third cash balance ia ona. two
and three .YeErs. with interest,".
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DIR. T. J. KISNER.
ECLECTIC MEDTCTNEs

NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, 3DST1 CENTRE WHEELING, W. VA
NE x HAVING SECURED THE SER
n VICES of an intelligent assistant, who
eine, putting up pTescT ptohs &c G VIII R e5s.
pie him to give more attention to ont IA.
uenLh, especially to his many friends in the
country. His medicines are ali preparei in
nus own ONCE and all delivered 10 his ps-
t IenH oy himself DR.. X. treats all diseases,
lty Is afhtcted. He hast large number OF new
remedies, which have proved remaTkaIly
successful IN many Of those Obstinate cas5s Of
chronic diseases which heretofore have been
supposed to be incurable, AMONG SVnJch may
y NAMED consumption, Scr0fnla. Dis
Cancers and Skin Disease His mode a
treating Liver Diseases Stonnach Com nIaints
SISnch ~ and All diseases OF the Throat
er diseases of the Heart, NeIiraigia- Enileusy'
spinal Affections, and all diseases Of the Ser-
tested 1t to be the most certain and successful
ever known TO the medical profession Dr. K.
nhs peen eminently successful In the treat-
Menstrul Distractions, Painful Menstrustion,
Leucrrhea. Uterine and OyRrion Tumors,
E5SI1lspsps Utert and all Nervous diseases TO
winch they are subject
he makesa Speciality In the treatment of
AalChronio Affections of the Genito Urinary
Organs, viz: CataTTh of Bladder and UrethrR,
Irritable Bladder and Nofl-Tetenfion and
Dr1Dbllng of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
SEaXel, piabetis and Difficult Urinating, sy-
Shonanhea, its complications and seoueIlae
sSPeLInatorrheaa and Impotency, and all afIeo-
AIsospec1al attention paid ito tine Treatment
Of FtstulRs, White SWeiIinP- scrofulOus
SSoEsss, Hafieose Ulcers &c. Persons afflicted
particularly with old troublesome cases,
7 HfSH iose no time to call on or address DR.
hISNER COMMUNICATIONS containing fee
medicine cash. For visits in CITY. same as
other Physicians. Office hoITrE a. M tOl2
MAJ isai e. ID. to3 P. NJ, and P. n. tosP. II.
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Trustees Sale of Lots in South
Sad nu.ig..4s= WhaaIino ar re.....F-.H

r" hS6l11Bs W. -.r-.s- ..a.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID nom Thomas Harris ST., to me dated
january 18th. 1851, and OF record IN the office
OF the Recorder OF Ohio county, West Vir-
gtntst In deed book No. 80. folios S;S and 81,
I shall on
Tuesday, the ssth day OF February,
at the front door OF the Court House. in the
city OF Wheeling, proceed 10 sell by public
auction TO the highest and best bidder, Lots
numbered one ~, two ~, three ~, and four
~, in square number twelve (l2) In south
Wheeling, formerly called Ritchietown, to-
gether with a double two story frame build
ing, situate upon one Of said lOts-it being
the property. known as the Harris home
stead said deed OF trust was given to secure
TO George Hardman the pay of three
several promtssory 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, as follows one at three
years from date for i've hundred dollars one
atsix years from date for SIX hundred dol
iaISs, and one atten years from GATE for five
hundred dollars, and each and all bearing in.
terest from date. and endOTAed by the said
Hartman. Selling as trustee shall convey
only SUBTITLE as IL vested in me, which
however, Is believed to be good. Terms OF
sale-one-third cHsh, and the remainder OF
Inc purchase money equal tnsLalments at
SIX ana Twelve months from the day of sale.
Inc purchaser giving approved security for
the payment or the deferred fnstaIments
p. SCATTERDAY, Trustee Q
tanl5-dtd by JAMES P. ROGERS, hts atty
The above sale has been postponed until
Saturday. March 9th. at 10 O'Clock a m.
Iii. p SCATTEkQA,Y,T Trustee
IetN1 BY James Z. Rogers, his attorney.
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THE trial of William Montgomery,
Jr., In Washington, Penn'a., is
still progressing. n tremendous
effort is being made to clear him. Six
lawyers, embracing all the legal talent
OF tho county, are employed in the de-
fence. There are three lawyers eIn-
plOyed for the prosecution. II is said
that some of the witnesses for the State
are being entertained, during the trial,
ut the house of the Father of the ac-
cused. 1t is even said that Inducements
looking to the procurement of u par
don have been held out TO Eogler, who
has been tried and found guilty, in
order to prevent him telling anything
that would bear against Montgomery.
on Thursday, when Eogier was
brought into court, the Judge asked
him irhe had anything to say, explain
ing that there was no law to compel
him to testify in the case, but, at the
same time, impressing upon him that
he had nothing to hope for by any
evasion o: the truth; that his fate WAS
nXed. Fogier shook his head, indI-
eating that he had nothing to say.
Judge Acheson in a very impressive.
manner proceeded to- pronounce upon
him the sentence OF the offended law.
While the Judge yisibly affected the
thronG that dlled the court room, very
many of them TO tears, Fogler alone
seemed unmoved, not a muscle stirred
hts countenauce preserved the stolid
calmness OF one whose heart was lost to
all the better impulses of human ma
ture, and as hard as the neither mill
stone. 80
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WILLIAMS 81 Co.'s new Directory of
this city is now out, and the compiler,
Mr.. II. Thornton Bennett, is in town
delivering it to the subscribers. 1t
is gotten up in good style, and is the
nestest directory in its finish that we
have ever had.
We have examined It partially, and
ind it in the main very correct; few
errors exist, bull fewer than is generally
found in such works. The list of Post
Offices is very full, and makes the di-
rectory valuable to business men on
that accountif no other.
We find the number of offices in the
State of West Virginia much larger
than we had supposed, and rather
guess they are all down, as we find
ElatwoOds, the eternal center, which, u
few weeks ago, no one hereabouts had
any knowledge or. On the whole,
the work Is very oreditRbls to the com
Piler and the printers who got it up.
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American Life Drops
For the speedy cure OF
. u "

s. II u L u II L. TX il a
Coughs, Colds, HoasenesS, Sore Throat, Brou.
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DOR FIVE YEARS Has THIS ARTICLE
returned nom every Quarter, by the con-
sumers OF the half million bottles that have
been sold within that time, is, that
agl at ALWAYS CUREgp
Read the following, which is only a specI-
men men OF the many letters we are daily receiy-
oRRrN SKrSsSI:R & oo.-SIRs :-Sotwith-
sanding my general prejudice against pro-
PtlsStary Tor paJent) medicines, was Induced
70 Guy Two bottles of the American Lie
!rJIops, through the high recommendation oil
S Snem by afrienp, as always curing DiptheI1s'
~ Sc son, sixteen years ofage, was taken sud
oenIy III with Dtptherta. and could scarcely
ssEsesAk or swallow, his breathing was so bad
Ne were much slammed, but decided to Try
Ins Life Dropsbeiore calling a physician. ~
uAlng the Dr0ps according TO direction, ne
was soon relieved and the disease entirely
broken np- L let a friend suffering win
hneumatlstn have one OF the bottles. he
~ ~ the iAte drops gave Immediate relief
ana are the best medicine he ever used,
II44IInlly near him, suffering from Colds and
OleeIated sore Throat, used some Of his, hna
aeEe cureo1 In a short time. Since then lei
~ proLhert phystcJRn have part of mime
and with which he cured a bad case Of DIP
mat they are valuable. -. - -
The I11e- Drops are carefully prepared by
z.si5li. a.. Il a,ORRIN SRINNER& CO.,
And sold by ali DruggisiS.- = 80
,.Demas Barnes q Co, New York. EuueI'
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- 49, rHrs.J#=
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TO Contractors and miners.

THE COMMISSIONERS ON THE TROY
L and Greenfield Railroad and HoOsac
tuhhel acting for the state OF MaEsaeh usetts
March next, for E1cavatlng said Tunnel AZ
three different sections OF that work
about 81 miles in length, ex tending nom the
Town OF Florida, through hoOsac Mountain.
70 the 1Own OF North Adams. fsr1rr s.1- T,rJF
The -EGStsT1l End has been peuetrated nom
the grade Ofthe Railroad $500 feet 29OO feft or
WHEN SonslSt OF an opening ofa6out 10 cable
ed TO n section containing about II cubic yards
70 each foot; the remaining hoo feet being
cubic yards per running foot,-to be enlaiS-
81 70 the full section; making some IS 900 Gu
bic yards to be removed. - FFli1ET
A further section OF the work win also he
let To the Successful bidder Cor the moe
named enlargement, II satisfactory terms
-, The EesteyII End is worked nom n shat
5lS feet deep. The easterIy heading nom this
snait-oI aoout cubic yards to each llneAi
fOOc-extends 100 feet and Il 10 be eniarSeSi
% section containing II yards per foot ne
CURING the removal or fa09o cT5Ie yards.
Bids for that amount, and for an extension I'm
either direction OF the heading and enlarge
ment at this point. win be received ~
by 10 feet now 900 FEET IN depth. Is 10 be
sunk to grade, 1850 feet fronn the suftaes re-
quiTnnS inc removal OF about 5000 cubic yards
Al tne NoT K To be done Is In Talcose Slate
and VIII require neither masonry nor sup
ports Of any kind - .,'rIril-l 49, 80
Buildings, machinery and means of ven IL
lntton, ali OF the most Substantial character
contractors, y
Amplesnretiesw will be required from par
ties who may be contracted with, and the
CotntnlsSaonerS reserve the right 70 reject all
offers that may be made. q. -
Plans and speclfications may be seeu on
9pPneation to ALNAH CROCRER, at the
Es3gineers once, North Adams, Mas; and
9theE Information may be Obtained from
LANES 81. SHurE, Room 10, No 10 tx
change street, Boston, TO whom IfoposalS
may be directed. . - Hil'1,i ft3,f y r.
JAMES NJ. SHUTE.
ALNAH CROCKER
-.a .1. .,-l-- CHARLES HUDSON
30 - f ~, IAN 80 1901 Commissioners
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N. 7. Prize Association
500 Broadway: N. v az
$3.50 AZ Al
s 5 90 600

2
--JS1LA BE DISrRIRUTED AS FoLLoWS:,
The name and value of each article of our
goods are marked on Tickets placed In
On receipt Of 3 cent? an envelopts con IN.
ing such TICKET Will be drawn lySIt6oiIt
cnoalIce, and delivered at our ofdcs, or sent by
mail 10 any address The purchaser aftel
seeing what article II draws and us value
which may be from One 10 Five Hun.
me- n DSSiIisars,- San then, on PAYMENT OF
may exchange IL for any other article mark.
ed on our Circular at the same value Eyery
LAR, or more. ss-NO BisANES. 1>'tt1-
Our patrons can depend on prompt rstt,y,n,
1he dTftetes drut0H tcfu be fBlnIedldtelV
SeTt oy ETpreSs or TefttTII MAI, or de-
~ % - dreTeo al our QDice. COL --.i .
Letters from may persons aclnovvla5stn,
the receipt OF VALUABLE GIFTS, from MS,
may be, seen on die at our office, amonR
whom we are Permitted to refer to y -
John 5. HolcOmb, IambertYfIie= N.gJ
Soia .Mateh, value $50. Mrs s. BENNETT
52Cumberland street, Brooklyn, Sewing Ma
Sold Lever Watch, value S2OO. Hon. r. II
Briggst Washington, d. c., Diamond PIN.
Sis. =. o!Sutheriand, 100 iexinetorS We
nue., Piano, $3.50 Mrs. NJ. JacIrSo1 aSS NItr,e
Ieenth street, n. ". Sewing Machine. Sp0
rs I 1 Ri EniFn y Y, Melodeon, sl50
Ma sssTiag Mae aaSiEy s smitR @SsesstsEi
Boynto1, Nashville, Tenn, MeIodeon' sIos1
James RnSsell, Montgomery, Ala, Gold
5hununs Maicnr $50 X. 7. Smith, Proyi-
9pehGe, 4; y, silver Lever Watch, 500 oscar
RuEdyt Madison. Nj, Music Box S55. Hon
X > Newell, st. Paul, Minn Gold wafch
SIsS: Z sPerry LitehfieId, Conn, SILVER
~ ~ s atSn+1 soo.i ~ m. b Peek. Harlem Ills
,M9sle l Ssn1, SO. VIM. Raymond, dayton.
ONO silver Tea Set, sf2S. Mis- II NJ
Ss s5l Detroit Mich, Diamond Ear Rings,
NeW orleans Diamond Ring SIM Mr.
1ai5s sfei barnes St Louis, Mo-, Melodeon,
ssA CHANCE TO OBTAIN s,rv or
THE AB0NE ARTICLES FOR ONE nOT-
LAX BY .PUCHASIEG A SEALED F,SVE-
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed To All.
nss1rs Tickets for One Dollar, 10 for Two
ments ~ = I IoI I've Dollars Great induce
Auletters should be addressed
j. "RAF& Co.
dc,..sr,dst $50 broadway, New York.
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A REMARKADLE CAsE.-wm. S. Ed
dy,tof VIM. 5. Eddy 6 Son. East Mid
dleboro', Mass, says . my daughters
situation and distressing sickness were
known by friends all over the free
States. For i've years devoted much
of my time to her when her hair came
of she had been afflicted with neural
gta In her head for three wears. In Oc-
tober, 1861, II all came or, aud for two
years after her head was rs smooth as
her face. In four months, by the use
OF your COeoaine and also Of Your Kali
hston, applying the latter with n soft
muslin cloth, her hair had grown thick
as "A mat, OF a darker color, and when
parted lay close 10 her head. She con-
tiRues the use of Cocaine and would
not be without the Kulliston." Sold by
all druggists.
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OUR friends Busby, Little & Co., un-
fortunately commenced the stone work
of their new salesroom on Market
street, just before the long freeze. The
work done has been SO seriously effect
ed that they win be compelled to take
up a large portion it and eom-
mence again at the bottom. 1t will de-
lay somewhat the erection of the build
ing, but will not interfere with their
manufacture. They have full force of
hands, and although it is early in the
season they have some very pressing
orders, and the probabilities are that
they will do as large a business this
season as they have ever done. Their
wagons have IA reputation that insures
them "A full share of public patronage
in every part OF the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-02

BY reference to our advertising col
umns this morning, it will be seen that
Messrs. Logan, List :tS Co, Il. H.
Lngun * Co., and Fl. Cd
bert, Druggists, are preparing for a
large spring trade. Messrs. Lnughlin,
Smith & Co, and BushfieId, Wallace &
Co., are also prepared to supply any
demand that may be made on them for
Drugs, Paints, &c. All the above par
ties have been engaged in bust
ness in this city, as now as
ISOLATED or otherwise, for years,
and have by their fair dealing
and the acknowledged excellence OF
their goods, built up an extensive and
remuuerntive trade. Besides the reas-
ons enumerated above, they have not
been sparing in their use of printers
ink, and their success in business is on
ly another proof of its potency. We
commend their example to others en-
gagged in the same department eff trade.
as well AS to all who wish to re-
tire in IA few years on IL competency of
this worlds goods.