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Trnstaa,s Sale

RY VIRTUE OF, A DEED OF TRUST
dated Oct, 8, 1858, and OF record in Deed Book
80, page 1856 OF the Records or Ohio county,
and an order Of the Circuit Court OF said
county, made at the March Term, 1867, sub
shutting me as trustee in place Of said 'tTus-
tee named in said deed, 1 will ,prOceed on
SATURDAY, APRIL 10Th, 1867, at 10 O'Clock, q.
said county, to sen the following described
properly, to wit: Lot numbered 1ofty.elght
as on the east side Of ChAplIne street. In the
State or CWestl Virginia. AS truttse. I sell
such interest only as b vested In me by said
deed and order. Terms of Sale-CaSh. - 81.
u q y JOHN g.. CHANDLER, Trustee.
WHEELING, March 10, 1857. mar2l-td
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Trnstaa,s SAID

D1, VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from William EOe to Edward n. 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, Euhstitut-
ing me as trustee in place OF the said trustee
named In said deed, I Will proceed on SATUR-
DAY, APRIL 10Th, at 10 O'Clock, a. M, at the
to sell the following. property vii: Lot num-
bered forty-six (46) on The east side OF Chap
line street, in the Filth 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. st>si
Terms of sale-Cash. 55sl5 -..s4 is1t--4 .
JOHN g. CHANDLER, Trustee.
WHEELING! March 10 1871 r T1aY2I.tfI (
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valuable Farm for Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
j. private sale the well known and des4Ta-
BILE ChRl0ner Farm, situated ON Captinn
Creek, seven miles from the Ohio river.
This Farm contains 675 Heres: 100 acreS
cleared, 100 of which Is ehoIce bottom, all
Watered and hmbered, with a four foot vein
ofexceLent coal on the premises. The Farm
Is well calculated for either 1tock or agricul-
For further particulars or information
relative to price and terms, call On, or AddleSs
by letter, at Newark. Licking County, Ohio,
49, JEROME iRUCKINGHAM, or I
COLLINS q THURSTON.' =.
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JUICE JOHNsoN's eouRF,- The pros
poets are that the Circuit Court at its
May term in this city will have an un-I
usually large criminal docket-,to dis
poseo Since the last criminal term
(held in December) Justice johnson
alone has made return Of tSs cases, OF
which We subjoin.a synopsis:s
DO. c. QuinlahS assSuh aad bat
Minnie Nugent, homicide of child.
Jacob Watson, Jr., assault and bat
Walter Conway, larceny.
Christina Metz, do. = = nho5 I
Hanna Meta, do.
James R. Kennedy, vending indecent
prints. ssa 80
Martin Hoben, larceny.
John Donly, horse-stealing.
John McClariu, false pretenee.
Benjamin Stevens, larceny.
John Anderson, do. III
George Bersock, homicide.
George Doyle, larceny. .-s
Henry Baldwin, riot.
Patrick a. Quinlan, larceny.
Henry Baldwin. larceny,
James Swan, forgery. 'ti- -'f
s. Sprisg, Zane, forgery.
JOhn Il. hargreAYeS, assault & hat'y.
Geo. r. Abel, bastardy.
Michael ii. Brady, robbery, go
Patrick II. Quinlan, robbery. ~
Patrick II. Quinlan, assault with in
tent to kill. ,lzig
Patrick II. Quinlan, assault and bat.
terry.
James Walters, riot.
George Westwood, riot. ,-ls-.
Chas. E. Ellsworth, riot,
VIM. Taylor, lRrceuy,
Augustus Peck, compromising felony,
Lewis Seabright, bribery and COM
pounding felony. ~
Andrew Mallory, assault and battery
with intent to kill. -
Geo. Williams, larceny,
Andrew Metz, house OF i'll fame.
Geo. Hartford, larceny.
Timothy Dorgan, assault and bat
terry. - Is l5ia h 81
Ernst Vogler, false pretense. iio
Henry BEantfose, bastariy. -r;a
Besides, this, some dozen or fifteen
eases have been brought before Justice
johnson and settled by recogniEanceo or
II the other Justices In the city have
been anything like as busy, the crfm-
jnaE business here must be on the In
crease. iiis9 y
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A.BoY passing along Union street,
between Market and Fourth, yesterday
morning, stepped upon a rickety cellar
door and went through. No serious
injury was done; but It ought to serve
as one more warning TO keep cellar
gratings and doors closed and in good
order. i-lf
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,.-- FOURTH - 80 si7i' y
The United States Government provides
neerly half the amount necessary 70 build
the entire road, and looks mainly 10 q small
percentage on the future trafIic for repay.
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The Security OF its First Mortgage Bonds Is
therefore ample, and their Character for
safety and reliability Is elpalled only by that
Of The obligations Of the S5oXernment ITSELF.
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FISK e HATCH,
md Dealers I'm Government
y Securities - aOfIlEl
No. 5 NASSAU srRElEr, \. z.

NOT NASSAU srREEr, NY. =. y,
. N R--AHkindso Of Government Securities
received at the null market price In exchange
for the above Bonds. Also, 9Sti - 85IllfT
SAn descriptions OF Government Secn-
titles kept constantly on hand, and Bought,
Sold. or Exchanged ,.,,-s,l,...1,. - = :
- Gold Coin and %, 3. Coupons bought,
sold, and collected. al - - f''t' nd
nPDeposits received on liberal terms, sub
Jet to- check at GiSht. 2 .c14InTyTiE ~
g Collections made throu ghout the conn
Misceilane ous stocks and Bonds bdTu1Stit
and sold atthB Stock EI6hGuge on commits.
q 4E1-SpeclaI! Attention given to the Ex-
change OF SEVES-THIRTY NOTES Of ali
the series for the New. FIYE-TWENTY
. apr9.2aw2m ,i1TgT5 3i1fss 10 snsIh
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A0t 8aIe.
For Salanr. Rant

TIHE NEWANDELEGAN rIY FINIsH-
IL ed store.Room belonging 20 Mr.. Henry
Moore, situated on sthe east side Of Main
ness stand will b sold or leased upon ac-
combating terms THOS O'BRIEN,
apEtQt = - H1Al nECpstom HonaaV
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WE call attention to the advertise.
ment Of the Mckay Sole-Sewing Ma
chine, which appears In another column.
This machine is without competitor,
doing perfectly W hat no other attempts;
making seWed shoes at the rate OF
twenty pairs an hour, which may all
be warranted not TO rip. -
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: PROPOSALS FOR DTTomNe.-4The Su
perintendent of Water Work. -aGlyer-
tises this morning for proposals for dig.
ging the trenches for the water pipes
ordered at the last meeting of Council
to be laid along the upper end of Main
street, North Wheeling. See afiyeFtis,,.
ment, -+FF -7s+7f-l =
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ArrENTIoN of those interested Is
called to the notice that there will be a
meeting OF the stockholders of "The
Peoples Mutual Building Association
OF Wheeling" at American Hall to,
morrow evening, for election OF direc.
tors. &c.
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TIM alarm Of fire on Saturday night
turned out to be groundless. The prom
titude with which the steam FIRE engine
was on the ground Is worthy of men,
ton, and augurs we'll for its efficiency
in case Of a real fire.
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TneDOCtofS DtPnoMA hba,hisi,5l7 IL hls ofica.
MDORSRMENri1R or IilrIT 9r,rs,a

M: me many Thousands cured at this sgtah-
~ ment within the last twenty wears, and
me mum erons imp rtRnt snfRicsI Operations
B5iIotned by Or. Johnston, witnessed by the
1ePILGeIS y ahs bInT md mEny other papers
SGaln before the public, Besides his standing
S.i,,.. 8en4enan OF character and respectRl
0iilIy = ? 81 Client guaFRnteet to theaft5icted.
sKiN n ~ 3. sPEEDtI. CUREI,
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% CoSFIR0tED .-The'report that all who
have purchased their spect acles at Ok
toby & Dutfisld'a Jewelry Store, '(103,
Main street nearly opposite Merchants
National Bank have been highly
pleased with them, is oroboratsd bya
host of our citizens. The superior
sPectacles sold at this house are war
ranted. Call and see. 90 <. -lta;tTsls.I
4 Watches. clocks and iewslry repair
ed with peatness and dispatch. Read
advertisement in another column, ~, 81
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RoBBERY AT PALATINE-ArTest fsuS-
peeted parties.-ou last Thursday night,
the store of DIR. Rymer, in Palatine,
Marion county, was robbed of a small
amount OF goods, valued at something
over $50. The following day Charles
HigginbothAm and Newton Morrow
were arrested in FairmOnt on charge of
having committed the robbery. They
bad hearing before Justice Moore,
and the facts developed satisfied The
Justice that Morrow WAS not i'm plicated,'
and he was accordingly discharged. A
pretty clear case was made against
young HigginbOtham and he was sent
to Jail. Several months ago this same
young man, IL Is said, robbed his father
Of $500. and came over here to Wheel
ing and staid until it was spent. His
father now declines to hail him, hoping
IA little wholesome confinement may be
good for his moral constitution.
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At ParTidge's Gallery,
.TlNTM FURTHER NOTICE,
gG5 as Cards fromLils 800.

ysa II g Large Size LOO.
Good Pictures guaranteed, and proof
When desired, without change.
Sixteen Gems, with positions, Is cts.
n Two thousand dollaES worth Of Photo
graphic Albums, Ehe largest variety in the
eountEy, win be sold without regard 70 cost.
u Oval and Square Picture Frames Viii be
city.
6. oolIIng Glass, largest assortment in
AZ neolinB, 1oE BAle cheap, rl='.-ti tl-,-
:: Orr 1lclIIEiss for making al StYlsg and
49, OF LECTURES nom ms Of Hnm GrnRl ana
tnt!lloE ~ uneq9 tled. Z, =, mar
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JUSTICES CoUKr.-The following
cases were before Justice Johnson Sat-
urday:
Joseph PIEer, on charge OF having
stolen a pair Of boots from Balls taT-
ern. The evidence being insufficient to
sustain the charge, he WIS released.
Henry BrantfOse, on charge of bas-
tardy- preferred by Hannah Spring
horn. Brantfose was held to bail in
the sum Of 500 10 answer before the
Circuit Court.
Miss Ann Chalk, for threatening to
kill Mary Gill Martin. Miss Chalk
was bound over for her good behavior
one year under penalty OF 500.
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..OKFIc1A1 AND PosT OEFTcIAI,',-
Capt. Rawlings commission as p. NJ,
C'Wich is postmaster OF this city, like
wise druggist on the opposite conner, }
arrived yesterday, and the Captain, we
suppose, will take possession this
morning. - ~. ..il-a' - l4-s-ts 31i'f
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Air. wM. TAYLOR, Of the late firm of
A. Turner & Co., has opened a tobacco
and cigar store on the north side of
Monroe street, second door below Mar
ket street corner. Mr.. Taylor for a
number OF years carried on a similar
establishment on Main street. He
knows all about the tobacco business,
and keeps the most elegant brands and
the best of stOgies. See advertisement,
and give the "Old Stogy" call.
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liz the early part of last week three
United States prisoners, charged with
passing counterfeit money at Parkers-
burg, were brought here and lodged in
the jail, to await trial at the next term
orths Federal Court. Their names are
Jacob StraWser, John Smell and ThOs.
MetcaIK. It Is claimed for the two
latter, who are citizens OF Park
ersburg, that the spurious money
came into their hands in a legit-
innate way, and they passed It without
knowing It was counterfeit The trial
being now postponed till July; efforts
are being made TO have them bailed.
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ARREST OF A PRISTPB on \ CHARGE
OF RoRBEKY-A Hotet Mode Of Detee-
ti0n.-A printer named Jeremiah It.
Wilkinson, employed as q ieompositor
in the RegiSter office, was arrested yes
terday; on complaint 6f,J.C. Cline. on
charge OF robbery. The case lisa some-
what noyelIone. Tha circumstance at
tending the arrest are said to be the
following 4 -, ~ ,,.-z...-7
Cline says in the month of. February
hast he was knocked down on the
street one night and robbed Of $40. He
saw the face OF the robber with sum-
eient distinctness to indentify him, but
says he never got sight Of the man
again until Saturday. -,
He traced him up and found 1t was
this man Wilkinson at the Re9ISteJ,
Otnce. With n view OF getting good
look at his man and making sure he
was not mistaken, he adopted what APP
pears to- US rather novel piece of
strategy. 1t seems that Wilkinson Is
what the typos call a pretty hard nut, Z"
and rather hard up; and for want OF q
better place to sleep he had been sleep
ing about the office, making a couch Of
the soft side of board, generally in
the cellar near the furnace. Whether
with any reference 70 this habit or not
does not appear, but Cline yesterday
morning went to the aforesaid cellar
and like the cat in the fable stretched
himselfon board and made believe he
YVES asleep. By and by Wilkinson
came down, and seeing some body lying
there, went up and shook him. Failing
to arouse the sleeper he shook him
again, and repeated the process with
out any result. He then proceeded to
sound the unconscious mans pockets,
and brought to the surface 81 10 In cur
rency, plug of tobacco and apenknife,
put them in his pockets and went up
stairs. Cline got up and followed him
and sent for officer Wallace, to whom he
related the circumstances, but he hav-
ing no authority for the mans arrest,
agreed to keep an eye on him while
Cline went for warrant, on the arri-
val of which Wilkinson was taken into
custody. 49,
He had a hearing before Justice
johnson, and was sent to Jail to await
trial by the Circuit Court.
Wilkinson claims that he took the ar
tcles from ClIne's pockets for their Sc
cufity, suppostng him to be drunk and
fearing some one would rob him. Cline,
on the other hand, says he was wide
awake all the time, and Wilkinson Is
the man who robbed him in February.
--~s-S---- -lf ii-sg !
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baGAnI and see j. A. Lash,s stock Of
Watches, Clocks; Jewelry, Silver Ware
DC. The little expense attending the
business, and the fact that the goods
are bought direct from the manufac-
.turers, renders prices to suit all. .sfW
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Their line will extend from Sacramento
California, across the Sierra NevadRs to the
&RP a sos PS PtG5SsRE saS 6Se
CALIFORNIA, and thence through The
great mining regions OF the Territories, to the
vicinity OF Salt Lake City.
It forms the sole Western link of the ONLY
route to the Pacific which, Is adopted by Com
gresS and aided by the issue OF United States
Their road is already completed, equipped
and running for q miles from Sacramento TO
within ~ miles OF the SUNNI of the SfeTraS
and large amount OF the work Of Grading,
Tunnelllng. &C, beyond that point has been
The FIRST MORTGAGE, BONDS Of this
Company afford unusual Inducements OF
Safety and Proit TO Investors, fof the follow
~ l=isil EIRSE -ia i-f o.
The rate Of interest is Sfr Per Cent In Gold,
payable semi-annually in the City Of New
va SECOND. 54r ais own
The Principal is payable in Gold at matu-
THIRD. zs
The cost OF the Bonds, Nfnety,1ps Pr CENT.
than that Of the cheapest six Per Cent. Gold
Bearing Bonds Ofthe Government
So FOURTH - ~ y
The United States Government provides
the entire road, and looks mainly 10 a small
percentage on the future trafic for repay.
ment. -4r..--.......t, -----.s,, --.,.,-- ~,
FIFTH 80. ea
Owing tn this liberal provision, accom-
panied with Extenslve Grants of Public
Lands, by which the Government fosters this
great national enterprise, Its success Is rem
dered certain, and It's financial stability is
altogether Independent OF the contingencies
which attend ordinary Railroad ENTERPRISES,
'riiii- - tzllfi Sixth. 4aE Tli-a..I I
The Security Of its First Mortgage Bonds Is
therefore ample, and their character for
safety and reliability Is equalled only. by that
Of the obligations OF the Government ITSELF. .
IN = "a 20 SEVENTH lt nfSg-1fi.
The net earnings OF THE completed portion
are already in excess of the interest obliga-
tons which The Company will incur on
twice the distance, and ara steadily ilGeaS-
Ing rendering the uninterrupted payment
OF the Interest absolutely certain. 500 - q
IsiI 4.E,us1g 7lfi EI6HTH.s4ss hsaT-fif.o.i
> At the present rate OF Gold they pay nearly
V Sssi bsr Ce't per annqm, on tne amount "a IN
The Bonds are issued In denominations Of
81 900 with semi annual Gold Coupons at
tached, payable in New York, and are offered
interest I'm CURT ncyl nom January Ist.' p ~
through the principal Banks and tBAnkersfn
Remittances may ne made In drafts on
tonal Bank Notes, or other funds current IN
this city, and the Bonds will be forwarded %
any address by Express, hee of charge. In
quirtes for further particulars, by. mail or
otherwise, will receiver unctual- attention.
d
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I, DoN'Fsend your old furniture to auc,
lion or, throw lt to. one side on account
of a few scratches or because the polish
Is worn off or become dim: nii Get q . bot
'tlsS OF Booking g Furniture p lisll iand
iapplYnit according 70 directions, and
You win Lave 2 piece or furniture as
bright GslthOugh il were new. Price
IS cents peff oOttls. 90 Sold. by Edmund
Booking, No. l. Odd Eel lows Hall. 9
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COMlrrrED.-Bridget Russell an

VOAhIFIhD.-bFlu8et husseII- und
Henry Ammons, before the Police
Court Saturday morning, charged with
disOrdeFly conduct were fined, the first
81, and the latter s. and costs, and fail
ingto nquldate, were committed to jail.
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MUsIcAI.-There is to be a meeting
this evening at the Baptist Church (late
st. Matthews), for the purpose of or
ganizing a singing class, under the
tuition otProf. Glass, OF Ohio, who has
located permanently in this city.
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ga HuSpRED YEGRs TO CONE" DR..
J.w. Polsnd's white Pine Compound
will be the only recognized medical
preparation In the treatment of.all, dis
eases, of the Bladder and Kidneys, and
Throat and Lung affections. Thou
sands attest its merits. For sale by
Ianghlin & Smith and O. 81. odbert.
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ForSp.-A little girls fur tippet
was picked up ON Saturday by officer
Harrison, OF whom it may be obtained
by the owner. - is,ief45ff +
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ORGANIC WEAKNms

edlately cured and fnll yigor ro-,,.,
This DISTRESSING affection: IhicS sd.
NE mlseEa and marriage imposSibIs ~ ta
pia V " me victims OF improper IN.
SoLltIntt ecees nom not being aTsye 20 70
dLeauinl consequences that NAV eT,sns y Ni Ine
tsn9 ~ d. 9naeEStands the subject viii STS,
tena 70 deny mat the power OF procnsIIt pLe-
lost sooner by these FALLING fnfS iEoItotnH
3aDlts t1an y the prudent Beside b OI1el
dIepItyed OF the pleasure OF healty Icing
both body and mind ariss- Tbs SIllP9 toms OF
comes defanged, the Physical RSj STl,39ee; ;
Functions Weakened, Los os Proo slenta
tH 0wet: ESearv9ns DYSPEPSIA PSINi
~ 5DepiItys ana Wasting al ne irSGion-
Congh. Oonsumpt ion, Decay and neatllI alne,
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DISEASES OF fMPRUpENcE

When the misguided and imprudent- w.
t Az q PleasqTe fnds that he has im6lbed
- sseo5 q thls painful disease It too often
naPpens that an ill-timed sense OF shame m
eIeaa o. discovery deterS him from applying
21tttnose, who nom education and respecta.
III 80 4etEiands him, delaying tn
Ine constitutional symptoms or thfs h6rrid
49, tna SthetrApp such as ulce--
Ea IGs sOre throat, diseased nose noctuTnRI
P1inh IN the head and limbs, dImneSS ar
AignL deafness, modes on the shin -bopes and
St,,.l,5 olOlcne on the head, fRce and eXtre-
mi iLles, Progressing with fdghtful rapidity
III ~ y last the palate OF the mouth Or the
t D2nes q ne nose fall in, and the victim Of
tnls awful diseass becomes d hoFrfd Object a,
~, TIL death puts period to hts
- 45iu1 SUI eEinRs5 By sending him 10 Sthat
{yI1 9iIISSoYeLed Country rom whence no
~ q e MEhANCHOLY FACT That tbou-
sands AL victims to This Terrible disesse oV--
d5l LIZ % t9e unsk ilfuhes Of ignorant pFeten-
~ P6TsITEjh H, ~ The use Of that DEADLY
EOlsO[SI MURCURS, ruin the constitutiOn
ana mako the feSidu6 Of llfa n0ilaral,iS
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. YOUNGMFN

~, Mho nave injured themselves by a certa,n
PLaactllSe, Indulged in when alone, a habit fre-
9 IentIy learned nom sRil compah!ons, or At
s GnGo5 ne effects Of which are nightly felt
IMlsn aIeepI and, u not cured, renders
tIai In tble, and destroys both mind
aA13 10y should apply Immediately.
WHAT q pity that e young man. The boneo
t IN !S0GntEyl ne pride of his parents should
~ n.,ltened rom all prospects and enI0y-
menu OF LIE by the conse0uencs ~ ieyI,
S,tLi ~ mum me path or nature, and infiuiR.
II1!syt 9 senret- habit pe1ons
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cARDPh6tographs are sim made at
Partridge's Premium Gallery at 81 per
dozen and proofs shown; also 16 gems
from life for . cents. -.
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oRR & Co. have a whole lot of new
styles Of wall paper. -i4
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-@NIEDR. TOHNRTOV
OMee, Neg south Frederiel, 81

Left hand 4ide Soin9 81 s,rss, a
IeN doom nom the Corner. FaII moi n Oh
serve name 6nd number. -
-, MG letter. feceifed unless post paid and
PSTS9131 isStamp To- be used on the reply.
to T111on on ADVERTISEMENT Disabling symp-
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ORR. & Co. have received all the
books used In r,public and private
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THE AMERICAN oRaANs.-The agency
for Wheeling and vicinity of these most
excellent instruments was conferred
upon Prof. E. a. Weber, by the Messrs.
Smith, of Boston, themselves. Any
other agency claimed in this city for
said organs, Is not derived from the
manufacturers. The Messrs. Smith sta
ted Distinctly, In recent letter to Prof.
Weber, that they do not recognize any
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DR.. JOHNSON,

MEMBER OF The Royal College of spryoor,
LONDON, Graduate ofone Of the mos eI5i SSn
SSIt 81 5Ih1 ne ~ States and the greseS
RtaS OF London, Paris, PhiiajeIDbiS a aoS
elsewhere, has effected come az The Una NM, ana
tonlshlng cures that were ever known T5.S ~
uouoIed with ringing In the heal ana ~
when asleep, great Nervousness haiI,tS eaiS
e sudden soundR baShfulness WiiS tr.olsi
olnsh1ng, attended sometime with Ssr 1uenI
Lnsnt OF mind were cured Immediately.