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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. three
best TONES, shillfully and elegantly conn
hined in an amber-eolored cordial, beautt-
fully transparent to the eye, pleasant 70 the
taste, acceptable to the stomach, in CasweIl,
Hazard & Co.'s Fero. Phosph led Elixir Of
Calisaya Bark. -, 80 l;il.sa
Each pint contains one ounce Of Royal
Calisaya Bark, and each teaspoonfnl contains
one grain ofiron. Samples furnished nee TO
the profession - s4
-. CASwELD, HAZARDS CO.,
Sole manufacturers, New York.
- - 1.sS apr22-lyeod&eowd&ws
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PoIIoR CoURT.-There was full at
tendance at.the Police Court yesterday
morning. The Judge promptly dlspos-
ed of The following cases William
McNash, "charged with creating disor-
der and tnmult on the streets OF this
city," was fined $40 and costs, which he
liquidated as promptly as the fine was
imposed. Mollie Mclaughlin, disor-
derby conduct, was fined $40 and costs,
which she didn't pay, and was sent to
Jail, just where she wanted to go, judg-
ling from the loud laughter that greeted
the ears of all present after she was
taken back into the cell. Margaret
wrightwas up on similar charge, but
there being no evidence to show that
she was an offender, this time, against
the peace and dignity OF the city, the
case was dismissed at the costs of the
prosecutor. This was not exactly az
she wanted her case to terminate, II
was supposed, as she was seen 70
finger about the lookup after the court
had adjourned, casting wistful Chances
at her sister in crime within the bars.
George Kraft, charged with disorder
Iy conduct, acknowledged the corn be
fore the sitting Of the court, and q
double K and costs settled the matter.
William Taylor for indecent exposure
OF his person on the street, was senten-
ced to pay S1Oand costs, which he didn't
happen 70 have about him, and he was
therefore, sent around on Fifth street
and committed 70 the tender watch
care OF friend Faris for the term pre-
scribed in the ordinance governing
such cases. s,s. r.!
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oRaANIc .M1eAKNRsa

Immediately cured and fnII yiRor reSioTr,, 3
This distressing af1ecti0n, which rgn5s,,
life miserable and Inarf1aaS inpoIlElfls n ~
penalty paid by the victims or impfoper n.
dnlgenctes.z Young peE80ns are too ant IN
commit exceBseS nom not being aware al ~
dreadfnl consoqueneest that may OiIsue Mo-
tend TO deny that the power OF procFeatisF &
lost sooner by those tallinK into hmm,
habits than by the prudenff BaSideS befne
deprived OF the pleasure Of healty ofnSpfinS
the most serious and destructive synpt6uaae 81
both body and mind arise The SyEfen II.
comes deHHnged.- the Physical and MenfSI
Power, Nervous Initahllity ,DyspepEia PAM.
tation Of the Heart Ind igesfion. Consfit ntid5n.
n Debility. and WAITING OF the FTame,
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!, THE RIVER AND MATrRRs ALONG THE
wHARF.-The Forest City, from steu-
benvIIle, was the only arrival at the
landing yesterday. The steamer Re-
becca arrived from, Parkersburg at p.
NJ, but did not succeed in getting over
the bar. Capt. Booth dropped the Re
becca down TO the Belmont Mills and
concluded TO lay her up until there is
more water. The finesteamer Potomac
took her place in the Parkersbnrg trade
for the present, and departed during
the afternoonSwIth a good freightand
passenger trip. A .conside amount
of freight was received 1t the wharf for
the Charleston and barges. Among
the freight we noticed several large
wagons, carts, &c. TheJas. Rees could
get mo higher up than Eof7s Landing,
and returned to sunfsh in the after
noon. The Forest City arrived and de-
parted at the usual hour.
River last evening at dusk, Sifeet 8
inches, and falling slowly.
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A NEW vERs1oS OF soLD UNCLE MD
There was an old dyspeptio, and they called
him Uncle Ned, sify
And he SSf had no physical ability to digest the
SO he was obliged to let the corn-cake go.
When dyspeptie Edward died his friends
cried very hard, gt- :. N
And their tears ran down like the rain.
oh, had he made q trial OF BubbelrS Golden
He would not thus have died all in vain!
Hubbell's Golden Bitters are an un4
riValed remedy in Dyspepsia, Debility,
Heartburn, Liver Complaint, Collie and
kindred complaints McCabe, KRAFT q
Co., Wheeling, sole agents. cod
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iris expected that Bishop johns
viii arrive In the city ON Friday eyen-
inv ta
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CAPITAL -.................. ........:.......
nTRE0TORS

OAFlIl1s
DIRECroRS.
Christian Hes, William RleYts, Benno
Hammer, John Oestsrling, John PfaETs John
Roefner, Anton ReymAuns Phtup Scnuehlas
mas CoMPASY NOW FULLY ORGAN
iKed, Il prepared to Insure Bnndlngs,
Furniture Merchandise and other Personal
LOSES. iaftef due Adjustment, VIII 30
promptly paid.
mediate attention from the Secretary.
tom pany's ONCE, room over Peoples
JOSEPH SEYBoLD, Secretary.
II. A. KNAPP, Assistant Secretary.
John OESTERLING. President,
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH, Vice President.
ANTON REYMANN, Treasurer, -
W VII Its sG,I KhEXnIs, survsvou
AUGUST WIEDEBU5H,J
iun29-lY -. -. $500.
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BETTER PICTURES than ever before
made in Wheeling are now turned ont
daily at Paftridge's Gallery, 5,i =. ..
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SMALL Row.-Somejo vial fellows met
al a saloon on Monroe street, ON Tuesday
evening, and were enjoying themselves
hugely. Another party entered the es-
Enlistment, and afier imbibing a time
or two, the enjoyment became still
moro huge. But like.many- othetscenes
In theworld. therescsmee a change over
1T. The pleasure was too intense 10 last,
and a little free and easy fight was the
thirdingredlent in the cup offestivity,
rendering the hiliarity of the occasion
most huge. Having thus gone through
all the degrees Of comparison, the hap
py boys retired, somewhat demoraliked,
one of them having been made 70 bite
the sawdnst. Yesterday morning. he
felt, very sensiblys the effects OF hepre.
vious evenings entertainment, In his
y, g. - 81 s7f SIX 49, t4ts& f7f
49, q z -. - -. -
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g BOATS nRAY1No TO-DAY.

81 Sailie " capt. Patterson, for Mariet-
tn. al 101k a. NJ. Z; Express, Capt. AM
shut. for Parkershurg, at IL "A. NJ. /;
Forest City, Capt oiNeal, for Steuben-
vile, at az p. NJ: Jas. Reese, Capt.
Klmple, for Sunfish, at 8 p. NJ.
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uausuAL-Ye sterday, a load of hay
was taken from this city to our neigh
bors across the river. The keeper Of
'thetoil-house at the west river bridge,
who has been there for years and Is
posted in all such matters from time
immemorial, says that this Is the first
instance OF the kind Wi thin the memory
of the oldest inhabitant, and that is as
Ifar back as we care about going. Isn't
1t something like carrying Goals to
New Castle4n :. - Z -.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.,

Ord. addTesses an those who have tniursd
themselves by improper tndulgencs and Edltz
tary habits, which ruin both body and mind
uniting them for either busfneI Efniiy. -
ciefy or marriages - 90
These arc some of the Ead and melancholy
effects produced by early habits ofyuuth. tiss
Weakness Of the Back and Limb PafIii In
lar Power, Palpatatton OF the Heart DYs.
pepsta, Nervou1 Iirita biltty, DefanHamenf Of
the Digestive Functions, General Debility,
Symptoms Of Consumption, dc. -
MKHrALLY-The fearful effectSs ON III,
mind arc much 10 be dreaded. Los OF afeul.
Dry, Confusion of Ideas, D OPPRESSION OF SplTftR
Dfsfrust, Love OF Solitude, Tinaidity, dc. m
some OF the evils produced. - : : -
Thousands OF persons OF al ages can nnJs
fudge what Is the cauBa Of their deeliIilnS
health, losing their yigoE, becoming pFeaf
pale, nervous and enaGiafed, having EinFu.
lar appearance about thr eyes, Cough, Gnd
Symptoms of Consumption 2 y :
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London, Graduate OF oneuf thsmoSt e1ifnenI
Colleges In the United States, and ne ersafsS
part OF whose LIE has been spent In Ire hos.
elsewhere, has effected some OF the mot ~
tonIshfnR cures that were ever known many
troubled with ringing In the head and ~
when a8leep, great nervouAneaSb being RlarIIlISl
At sudden sounds, bas1fnlnezI with fredpent
blushfnG, attended sometimes with tienanGa'
mont Of mind, were Cured tmmedtatelY.
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a RcH and novel treat In music is In
store for our appreciatlYe people next
week. 81
The ohoristers of Trinity Church,
Pittsburgh, who are well remembered
= by the beautiful choral service which
they rendered atthe ceremony of lay
ing the cornerstone of S. Johns
Church, about three months ago. are to
visit the oily again in order to give two
grand concerts. The first will take
place on Wednesday evening the Goth
inst, at- washington Hall, and is to be
given In MD of the Organ Fund OF s.
johns Church, On the succeeding
evening, they sing again forthSir own
benefit. The choir-which is obtaining
n widespread celebrity, Judging from
fheyery favorable notices which APP
pear from time to time in cotempora-
ries of other citIes,-consists OF twenty
four rich and highly cultivated voices.
keptin constant training by the seyerest
daily practice.
Full particulars OF these rare and at
tractiye concerts VIII appear In onr
columns in due time for our citizens to
avail themselves of the privileges Of
tickets for reserved seats at the mpslcal
bIlshrnent of William n. Shelb.
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-MAsoN Q HAS1iiN. { Vi. An.aEzA 81

MASON & HAAmIs, VS.. ALEXANDRA
ORaANs.-A publication recently made
would lead the public to believe no
medals iuere d1edrded al the Paris Rxpo-
sid o., to manufacturers of Organs from
Mason & Hamlin Organ for this city,
has an, official copy of the awards.
wherein IL appears ut:ee silper medals
tDere dipdfded, and the official record
5Medaines a. argent. a
Mason ct Hamlin, New York, Har-
mouiuhns. ~ = "a - ;e..i4t
Mastel, Paris, Harmoniums.r s.il
Trayser ct Gle; Stuttgart, Harmoni-
umls. ,.ies,sfr.,4 - .s..,,sss1 Fl
In relation TO Merklin, Schutze ct
Gle, and Alexandra receiving Gold
Medals, 1t should be borne in mind that
both parties manufacture Pipe Organs
and Harmonious, and had the former
on exhibition, and for these were
awarded Gold Medals : their Harmoni-
ums, or Reed Organs, not euea being
mentioned. The official award reads: Z
~ MefdiLLes dor z
Merklin, Schultze ct eIe., Ixelles ct
Brnexelles orgues! snss
Alexandra, pere ct Ills, Paris Orgues.
so the attempt 10 ride into notice on
the back of Messrs. Alexandra, made
by a certain Bostoh maker, Is a poor
one. Any one wishing 10 compare a
Smith Organ With an Alexandra or
Mason Il Hamltn, ID requested to call
at the. Mason q Hamlin agency,
tSheib's Music Store,) where all tkTee
Instruments stand side 6y side, and will
be examined internally and ext ernally,
and the defects, deficiencies and infe-
rlority of the "Smith', be made appa-
rent. No less than SeUe1l HelD Smith Or
0dns were exchanged with Mr.. Sheib
during thelast i've months, for Mason
q Hamlin Organs, by parties who had
bought them here and elsewhere, tried
them aud found them wanting.
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Aco1DKST. Yesterday, Mr. George
Myers was severely hurt while engage
ed In one Of the Wagon Manufaetofies
In the city. The circumstances, az
near a. we could learn, were as follows:
Mr.. Myers was on one of the floors of
the building, receiving wagon wheels
as they. were passed down TO him by a
party in the story above. Several had
been thus transferred. and the man
handing them to Mr.. Myers brought
another tolthe hatehwAy and reached
it to him. Thinking Mr.. Myers had
taken hold of the wheel, he let goshis
grasp, when it fell striking Myers on
the head, cutting quite large cash and
woundIng him pretty. badly. He was
taken TO his residence on Market street,
and his wounds properly dressed.
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RuNGwAY.4The horses attached to a
beer wagon, on Main street, North
wheeling, yesterday, took fright or
thought 70 exercise their stiff bodies by
speedily moving down town with their
loaded wagon, :promiscnously scatter
ing beer kegs and making matters pre-
sent a lively appearances for a time. The
lovers of the beverage,were quite ioyial
at the iisaster,:as 1t showed well they
need not buy their beer for some time.
For short time beer kegs moved of
In various directions aided by the pro.
polling powers Of the inner man, and
before the driver succeeded In securing,
his team there was not a key in sight.
In searching for The spoils, several
empty ones were found secreted under
beds in the houses and other places,
along the ronte. xa
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Married Penlonss or Young Men eontaint5.
ting marriage, being Aware or PhSSitial
WeakneaH Organic Debility, Defo5nitIsS'
He Who pisces hinselfunder tl,eesrs q, n.
]. may reiiKfouSty confide in his h0noF a. =
gentleman, and confidently rely upon a.
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r
PosTPoNED.-The sale OF six thou
sand acres OF land. lying near Little-
ton, on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, which has been ADVERTISED for
some time In our columns 70 take place
yesterday, in front of the Court House,
did not come OF. The land was put up
for sale at the. appointedh hour. cut there
being but Few bidders present, and the
price offered being unsatisfactory, the
sale was postponed until to-day at 10
O'Clock. This Is said to be a very valu-
able tract of land, mostly covered with
nne timber, and a heavy vein of rich
iron ore underlying hundreds of acres.
There Is not, perhaps, In all this region,
better location for furnaces than on
the premises to be sold to-day. tits
we'll worthy the consideration OF our
Iron men. ss-sf-
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MtGtaI.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
EsTABLIsHED AS a REFUGE ,FRou
2UACKERH. i.,sis -.
TIE oNE SzS FI "a 5s ,E4H1k95 2 cgRi

: Z
nR. JOHNSON has discovered the mn,
UoertaIn, Speedy, md only Fftfst5nsii
ketnedy r. the World Ior weaInefa 81 e he
!Hack or Itmtst SRietures, Anecfioli on ne
Kidneys and Bladder, Inyniunssrv niS3,I az
ges. Impoteney, General pebility, NervulS.
nes.s 15IlS 1oE, Low Spirits, Con-
Tmidity, Trembling. Dimnes of SlEhf- a.
Giddiness Dtssase Of the Head, Throat
Nose, or Skin Affections OF the IfYt1r TTITSSS
Stomach, or BoWels-thoSe Terrible Dfs6Sl
deTs arising nom Solitary Habits Of 7YoiIf6-
secret and solitary practices more fataI ~
theirVictims than the cong OF Syrens to M
Mariners OF Ulysses bliEhting their no-f
brilliant hopes or authorizations rentlerj,,s.
marriage, &c, tnposdble.
80 Q -' YOUNG MEN
Especially WIG have beeorns the Victims Of
habit which annually sweeps 70 an untf1SsiS
grave THOUSANDS OF Young Men OF the mosf
excellent talents and brilliant intellect TTho
might otherwise have entraneed EEteninS
SenRtors with the thunders Of eloquenee ~
with null confidence. > = - - - ~
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reflect that sound mind and body afa The
most Necessary requisites tospromots comm.
hal happiness Indeed, without these ms
journey through life becomes weary plleri
mage the prospect hourly dar1lena 70 Lha
View the mind becomes aha lowed with des-
pair and nlled with the melancholy reIIec-
hon that the happlneas OF another becomes
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National Insurance Company.
WEE

900
once, % Monroe St. next door to list Ma
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OaIees Mo- 2 South kiredericl< street.
Left hand side gong from Baltimore street,
Few dooEB nom The corner. Fall not TO oh.
Berve name and number. ---E- Z
GBNo 1ettersreeetyedu unless post paid aud
containing q stamp To- be usad on the rsplY,
Persons writing should state age and ssrid
portion Of advertisements describing symp-
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Who have injured themselves by a eerInn
practice. INDUCED In when alone, a habit ne
quent1y learned nom eVfI Companions or a
school, the effects OF which afe nightly Eait
oven when asleep, and II not cured, rsndefs
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply iudmedfanalY.
What pity that q young man, the hopeo
his country the pride OF his parents, should
be snatched from all prospects and enjoy.
mentB OF Life by Sthe consequences OF devil
attnE nom the path Of nature, and fyiduIg.
ing IN certain secret habit Such persons
mud. before eontamplatinR a--.-
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TheDoctorsDnPLOlEA hanes IN mis- once.
RDORsIsAffry OF THE PRESS =.
The many thousands cured At this eStafe
llGhment within the Last twenty YEAR. and
the numerous Important surgical Operations
performed by Dr. Johnston, W1tue 4ed by Ehe
reporters OF zne Sun and ninnV OTHER I1ilpefI
notices OF which have appeared again and
agnin before tho public, Decides htHS atnlldfnR
l9 O gentleman Of character and reSpeefRs
biltty Is q SUFFICIENT guaran tee 10 the affiCtsd.
T6KIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREI,
maTo-lys -, ~ -
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DISEASES oFMPRUDENCR.

When the Misguided and fmprudent vo-
taTy Of pleasure nndB that he has 1mhibeSa
the seeds OF this painful disease &c too +OfEen
happens that an iI1-timed sense OF shame or
dread Of discovery deters him nom applying
70 those, who nom education and resrecfas.
bllity, can alone befriend him, delaying TN
the nstitutfonal symptoms OF .fhfsI horFid
disease make their Appearance, such as uioe.
rated sore throat Diseased nose, nocturnal
sight, de0fnass, nodes ON the ktifn-bones and
arms, blotches on the head, NICE and extre-
tn at last the palate Of the mouth or the
bones Of the nose fan In, and the victim OF
this awful disease becomes q hdiTid object o.
dreadful SnfferinR8 by sending him to Sthak
Undiscoyered Country nom. whence no
traveller retuHns.n
It Is MELANCHOLY FACT that thou.
sands fall victims to this teErtbis diSoasa oW.-
ing 70 the unskilfulneB Of ignorant prktans
ders, who, by the use of thai DEADLY
POISON, MuRCURY ruin the consfi tuition
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BOYS & YOUTHS CLOTHING

OF all sizes and qualities. our assortment of
BEAVER, CHNCHILLA, CASHMERE
AND OTHER oYERCoATS, SO
Never was moro complete. Also. At the
lowest prices, ailRrge stock Of 70 sE' ~
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The Health oHiGer's report of his
received, read and ordered to be filed.
Tie report OF the Superintendent of
the Water Works was received from
the Second Branch and co1curi ed IN.
f The report Of the Street Commission
er was received from the Second Branch
and coDcurred in. .-f-s. - y.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
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q. n CALDWELL.

TNTELLIGKNGER IoB oRPTCE.
L No.15 Quincy street.. IS -
CARDS ANDBTnLHEADs. neatly printed.
- -
MAHUFACTURERStL ss,s-=-
MsuRANcE poLlcTEs AND BLANKS.
pRAYTIuKETs AND BILLsoRIADING
PROGRAMMES AGDFosrERs
CHEoks, NOTES. KEdE1Pn
Snow n1L1sar county Msarehan11.
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Mr.. Sweeney offered the following
resolution, which was referred to the
Committee or Ordinances for report.
I RSotUsd, That the COMMITTEES on Or
ldfi.anees report an ordinance to pro-
hibit' the playing Of base ball or other
public games, on the Sabbath day with
in tIia lifmffa NJ the CITY - q ~
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The petitionio of James Sweeney. and
others asking that q curb and gutter be,
between Chapline and German, was re-
'ceiyed from the Second Branch, and
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A resolution instructing the Commit
tee on Lights TO enquire into the pro-
priety OF appointing a suitable person,
bound to take his account, and report
at the next meeting of Council what
action the Committee has taken, was
adopted and sent to Second Branch for
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FALL C'LoTHING

ssa COUNTRY MER0HANTS
are all NEW and FRESH, and. prices Is low
as can be found in the West. Merchant
piece goods and Trimmings OF al kinds.
anss ~ - EISEMAH &ARH0LD. Z
g34if - lfft7 golfsG -. = .s4t.77
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-31
aIew advertisements.
DIR. T.. p. SHIELDS,
OF PENNSYLVANIA, PROFESSOR OF
Special Pathology and
Therapeutics,
and Physician for the Exclusive Treatment Of
Chronic Diseases.

DIR. SHIELDS will make his first professional
visit TO Belmont County, Ohio, for the benefit Of
those who have heretofore consulted him by let
ter and also To meet all others who may wish
to consult him and receive the advantage of his
skill, experience and judicigus treatment. The
for the beneft Of those who are unable to come
n long distance, and Will spend one day in each
Township, at the following places, where all
who desire can consult him. free of charge. The
Doctor spends several days at the County Seat,
in order that no one can fall TO hnd him, II de-
sired. You can rest assured that he will be at
the place and time appointed. . -
DIR. SHIELDS will be Mt the LEWIS HOUSE,
st. Clairsville, on Monday, Tuesday. Wednes.
day and Thursday, October %, ~, 20 and 81, and
At Bridgeport, Monday, Nov. 4th.
At Bellaire, Tuesday, Nov. 5th.
At Jacobsburg, Wednesday, Nov. 9th.
At Industry, Thursday. Nov. Tth.
At Centreville, Friday, Nov. Sth.
At Glencoe, Saturday, Nov. 9th.
AT Hunter, Monday, Nov. llth.
At Somerton, Tuesday, Nov. 18th.
AT New Castle, Wednesday, Nov. 18th.
At Boston, Thursday, NOV. lith.
At tTemperancevlle. Friday, NOV, 18th. ,,,,.
At Frazier House, Barnesviilc, Saturday, 10th.
At Louisville, Monday, Nov. 18th.
At Morristown, Tuesday, Nov. 10Th. -
| At Belmont station, Wednesday, Nov. Goth.
| At Fidelity, Thursday, Nov. 2lst.
| At Hendrysbnrg, Friday, Nov 22d;
| AT Rock HILL Monday. Nov. 2sth.
| AT JJniontown, Tuesday, Nov. 2Bth.
| At Pleasant Grove, Wednesday, Nov. Nth.
| At Pennington, Thursday, Nov. 2Sth.
| At st. Clairsville, again, Friday and Saturday
| Nov 29th and 30th 1867.
| When appoint nents come on Saturday the
| Doctor will remain only TIL p NJ, and persons
! should not fail to come early on that day. Per
sons can find me by making inquiry. ocA-3w'