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The white Pine CompOund.

sit was early in the spring of 50 that this
compound was originated a member OF my
family was AFFLICTED with an irriGat on of the
throat attended with Cisagreeable cough. /
had for some months previous thought that
bark of white pine might be so compounded
as 70 be very useful in diseases of the throat
alluded to, compounded a small auantity
OF the medicine that had been planning
and gave II in teas spoonful doses. The result
was exceedingly gratifying. Within two
days the irritation OF the throat was remov-
ed, the cough subsidized and speedy cure
wis effected. Soon after this, IseIit some to
q lady in Londonderry, n. H, who had been
suffering for some weeks from a bad cough
occasionedby sudden colo, and had raised
mncus streaked with 81 cd. She soon found
relief and sent for more. -Sne took about
ten ounces OF IL, and got well. j. b. Clarke,
male trial of the same preparation in the
case OF severe cold and was cured immedI-
ately. He was sohighly pleased with the re-
suits, and 50 confident in success attending its
sales, II placed before the public, that he
nnally persuaded me TO give Ii name, and
send It abroad to benefit the suffering In
November, 1885, I first atiyertfSeCI it under
the name OF White Pine Compound. In two
years nom that time there had been whole
hsrs worth, where it took the lead OF all the
cough remedies in the market, and IL still
maintains that position. There is gooSt rea-
son for this; 1t is very soothing and healing
In Its nature; isVTRrming To the stomach and
pleasant withal TO the taste, and is exceed
SHs a remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unrivalea. II
was not originated for that purpose; but a
cured OF the cough, but was also cured of a
kidney difficulty OF ten years standing. Since
that accidental discovery many thousands
have used 1t for the same complaint and
have been compile ely cured"
The above wns written by DIR. Poland in
$50. Since then, as in Manchester the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead of
although remedies, as well as preparation
for the cureof Kidney DIM cultieS, In every city
own village and hamlet throughout the
New England States. enH4'g = Ilr -i-.I-i-
This remedy is as safe and pleasant to take
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WEST VIRoISIA APPoINrMENrs.-
Capt. John II. ShuttIesworth has been
appointed and confirmed Postmaster at
Clarksburg, and Thomas G. Gordon,
Surveyor OF Customs at Parkersburg.
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GARDINER has got fixed up in his
splendid room, corner of Main and
Union streets, and don't charge people
anything for coming to see him in his
new place. He sell boots and shoes
cheaper than ever. See his new adyer-
tisenent this morning. - u
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Grand Auction Sale of Pianos,
Organs. &c &c.

IN THURSDAY Next. APRIL nth,
~ in Hornbrook's building. IN the room
formerly occupied by Clemens & CO., Main
street, Wheeling. W. Va
These Pianos and Organs will be on ex-
hibition from Monday, pTH sth, to Thurs
day, April llth. sale 10 take place on
Thursday at one O'Clock, p. m; IN the eve
n.ngs OF the nth and 18th, commencing at
o'clock p. m. will be offered at auction a
m magnificent stock OF ViOlins, Guitars, Aecor-
deems, COncertinas, BanJos, DC, &c.
All persons are cordially invited to ex-
anime this fine stock OF Pianos and Organs
beio e the day OF sale. aprB-tf
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FoR THE UPPER MIssIsIPp1.-Messrs.
Booth. Battelle & Co. this morning adj
vertlse the steamer Dubuque, for Da-
yenport and Dubuque, Iowa. and 81.
Paul, Minnesota, to leave this port this
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THE Town CLocK.-Messrs. oxtoby
& Dufield yesterday received by e1-
press, from New York. new pallet
jewel for the Town Clock, which will be
started to day.
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Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood, and PuImon-
airy Affections generally. It is a remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes
Dithenlty OF Voidtng Urine, Bleeding from
the Kidneys and Bladder. Gravel, and other
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MfafaI.
Pine Conpound

Is NOW OFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED
i throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test OF eleven years, in
the New England States, where It's merits
have become as well known as the tree from
which, in part, 1t derives Its virtues. li
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REvESuE.-Mr. A Chamberlain, late
sheriff OF Mineral county, was in the
city yesterday, and paid into the State
treasury Sl,TOO
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E BRADLEY, 7.
apE2-Im Wheeling W, Va.

A s TRUSTEE APPoINTED BY THE
"a Circuit Court of Ohio county IN the
ed trustee in the stead Of Fred rick Mozier,
named as trustee In a deed OF trust made by
Henry OTTO and FrederikR Otto, his wife,
which deed Is now ofrecord in the Recorders
once OF ohio county. Book 49, folio IS, I
snail offer at public sale at the front door OF
the Court House OF Ohio county, on
Saturday, the 9Th day OF April, 1867,
the following described property, that is to
say: Lots numbered elghty-fiVe 1851 and
etghty-stx ls6l, situated In the town OF Tri-
adeiphla- OHIO cnunty,iW West Virginia, as laid
out by Josiah Thompson "
Terms of saIe-Cash. Title believed indfs-
putable, butselling as trustee, shall convey
deed Of trust. ..'ItTT' ~ .i-77l 10 :
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD
TnCh2Y-td
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INFORMANT DEeIsroN.-On wednes-
day last, Judge Caldwell, presiding in
the Circuit Court of Marshall county,
rendered Il decision in the celebrated
case of Marshall county rs. the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company.
affirming the right OF the county to
assess and collect taxes on the property
Of that company in that county.
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Trustee's Sale =

IN PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF TRUST
i from Joseph Elliott TO me, dated March
I'd. 1869. and duly OF record IN Deed Book 49,
folio us, In the Recorders office of Ohio
county, West Va, l shall on SATURDAY,
Lue -utH Jay oi April, IsoI, on the p1emtsES,
proceed TO- sell by Public Auction, 10 the
highest and best bidder, the said loser h Ell
hotts interest, (being the one fourth in a
certain tract OF land situate in Ohio county
on the waters of Little Wheeling Geek
eleven miles east OF Wheeling, nearthe Ma.
ttonal Road, and adjoining lands of William
Gaston, the heirs Of Thomas Maxwell and
others containing one hundred and fifty
acres, more or less, from which said tract OF
land stwenty-three acres and IS poles, decided
Selling as trustee I shall convey only sucn
believed to be good. ~ 'lT7E-i ~
TKRMs OF SaLE-s7OO with interest nom
March I'd, 1855, and costs of sale, CASH and
the oalance In equal instalmentS OF one and
Two ears, with interest. from day OF sale
me purchaser giving approved security Tor
the payment OF the deferred iustaIments.
E IL a. q. ROBINSON, Trustee. g.
sWHEELIS G, March I9. Isti7-lm -
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At Partridge's Gallery,
TTET1L FURTHER NOTICE.
~ Cards from LIFE s1.OO.
II Large size LOO.

Good Pictures guaranteed, and proof
made when desired, without charge.
Sixteen Gems, with positions, rs eta.
Two Thousand dollars worth OF Photo
graphic Albums, the largest variety in the
country, will be sold without regard 10 cost.
Oval and Square Picture Frames viii be
sola cheaper than at any other house In the
Looking GLASSES. LARGEST assortment In
wheeling, for sale cheap.
Our facilities for rnaking all styles and
sl1es OF Pictures, from life, or from small and
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FARISA CoLOaNE-The genuine arti-
Gle, together with nun assortment Of
French, English and American Per-
tnmery, Hair, tooth and Nail Brushes
can be had at E. BRcking's Drug Store.
No. j, Odd fellows Hall.
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JUDGE HARRISON AND THE SUPREME
BENcH.-The Clarksburg Telegraph
says that Hon. VIM. A. Harrison con-
unues in delicate health, and informs
the editor OF that paper that he will hold
until the first OF next July, and if his
health Is not by that time sufficiently
recovered To enable him to resume his
duties on the Supreme Bench, he will
tender his resignation.
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a TRIBUTE of respect of Grafton Dr.
vision No. SO of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, to George w.
Arts, deceased, appears elsewhere,
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fur SALE.
BRADLEY
WOODEN YARN FACTORY
For Sale.

TlHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS THE
K following described property for sale. viz:
a substantial brick building, three stories
nigh, vi feet long by SO eet wide, with the
addition OF good Dye House 81 feet long by
70 feet wide, and q good brick tenement
house containing rooms, with several other
small out houses adapted to facilitating
the mandatory.
MAcHINERY-viz:T Two sets of feet Jerks,
Machines with all the late improvements; 2
spinning mules one containing 336 spindles
and the other SSi: four twiSters, and other
machinery uttable for carrying on the bust
ness, with splendihIY improved Dry Room.
Ihere Is also rOom for three sett ofniachlnes
In the Factory. The Factory is in operation,
and those wishing to purchase would dowell
10 czilland examine same Immediately. a
splendid Bot- er, Engine, (GovernOr attach
ed to samet are included in the above and
ar warranted sufficient power to run three
sets of machines.
n -sl E. BRADLEY, -F
apF2-im Wheeling. W, Va.
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FROM card, which appears else
where, it will be seen that the Mcclure
Hotel has changed proprietors. twill
be carried on in future by Mrssrs. Nal
lonee, Morris Il Co. Maj. Mallonee,
the first man in the new firm, has pre-
sided atthe office of the Mcclure, during
Col. SnideI'S administration. He has
long been in the business and may be
presumed to have acquired that most
difficult of all the arts-that of know.
ing how to keep hotel. Mai. Morris
Is very well known to our citizens as
the lessee of the hotel during the past
year. AS to the other member of the
firm, Mr.. 60, we cannot speak know
ingly ut present. We commend the
Mcclure to the public under the new
management, and wish the pIoprietors
abundant success.
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Jas II. Garrison, New Martinsvllle.
a. Garrison. do.
Eliza Young do.
Daniel Z. May, Darlington, o,
Z. Knowiton, GraysyilIe, Mon.
Nathaniel Scott, do,
Ihos, Seller. Middlebourne, w. Va.
denIy Hornbrook, Woodlands, w. Va.
a. chamberlain, Mineral Co,
W. F. Moore. Proctor, W. Va
Ihos- Dunlap, fWegee
H H. Iordon, Pittsburgh.
Fhilip Kelly, Jr-, Ohio Co.
James MesSerly, Sunfish, o.
II: douglas, Ripley's Landing.
John u Pogue and vile, Washington, Pa
G; II; Williams, Marshall Co.
W. II. Hay, BellaIr.
Geo. K Milligan, CIaysvilIe. Pa.
ONO Palmer, Belmont
Alex. McCleary. West Alexander.
u. 1: Atkinson, Valley Grove.
hobL hutchinson, Bellair.
LOUIS PorkerShouEeu, AIleghany Pa
John towns, SteubenVtlle, o. = B.
R w. Blagg, Cincinnati fr-s-..s5 &.
y. II. Joutn, New Mnrti uSviIIe.
VIM. Snodgrass do
Miss Eliza Heymond do .s E
Monteur Shafer, SteubenvIlle. -..- z
4. ]. Mccoy, Ststersville. 11asa.el S.
Il. Graham do rrf
j. Edwards, MatRmorns.
]. j. Thomas, Cresson, Pa.
w. Chaps |, Cincinnati.
Henry W: Brant, New York. @ q.
w g. Seeley, Buffalo.
John Stanley, Cincinnati.
Jas. Stanley - do
George Wight, GAINESVILLE.
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THE llth quarterly report of the First
National Bank OF Mt. Pleasant, Ohio,
appears this morning in our columns.
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]. H. SMITH & Co. have a full stock
of House Furnishing Goods.
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HANDsoME DRESS SILKS can be had
at ]. II. Smith * Co.'s. -iJ.L-
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J. H. SMITH & Co. are selling good
goods very cheap.
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Go TO J. b. Smith & Co.'S, No. 1aa
Main street, aud get No. l Kid Glove.
AtSl,l5 per pair. >-- = = =
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his office.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

I,s the many thousands cured at this estab-
he slthln the last twenty years and
S1-tS III eIous important surgical Operations
1s-an1, sItq ~ Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the
rsp,tILIefs OF The Sun and many other papers
1aotic1 OF which have appeared again and
lam before the public, besides his standing
b n gentleman of character and respecta-
my = sumclent guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREL.
maF5-lSn ~ ---
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.1e ~ M'LURE HOUSE.
Frank ]. whitcher, Boston.
VIM. Hs.AndeIsons Washington.
Geo. w. PIunIy and lady, GAINESVILLE.
Geo. s; Peddicord, Cumberland.
!; thompson, Green Co. Pa
D. X Martin, Cincinnati. u.
y. p. Shut, Baltimore, Md ...ir.-.sl
J. A. Fee, Philadelphia. ........
Cyrus scodeId, Cincinnati. O.. -aE
James Coons, Penna. ...
=. k Bell. West Alexander. --
Edward Morsch, New York
MIR: Bolen, Ohio. NaT
+. Whittlesy, Cincinnati, o.
Z. g. AaddOck, Portsmouth, o.
Geo. Harris, Toledo. o. -.
sIamese Twin Troupe
Chang Bunker, N. ..
Eng bunker, do
Decatur Bunker, do
Albert Bunker, do
o. Wild Australian Children 1890. ..4.
Madame Hallean, New York.
froL. stone, do
e. L, Robisouiu ~ do -r-1
COL Montana do
David Bruce, Baltimore.
Il. Friedman, Cincinnati
e. u. TITUS, Philadelphia
T. w. Mercier, Maryland.
II. g. Lucas, Baltimore.
Harry Patton, Penna-
L. Lemon, Sew York.
J. Wallace, Brownsville,
Z. +. Kingsley, Boston.
l.. s. Smith, Pittsburgh.
sPRIeG HOUSE. 80 y
.Iere Williams, WoOdsfeld, o..
J. N. Bunton, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Jno. g: Lynn, Cumberland, Nd.
SpTigg s. Lynn. do
e, s Lewis, wife and daughter, CIarksb'g.
r. T. Paine, New York. :
Mrs- T. Swaney. Morrfstown, o.
Mrs. Clifford Arick. st. ClaIrsviIIe.
I.eander Moore, I- do -.t.- -r-.
II. II. Mitchell, do
b 5. r. Shut, Baltimore. .-
5. w. Devries, B. { U. r. r.
W. 3. Gilhland do
$. p. Hoffman. st. Clnirsville, o.
James West, Deep Run.
J. b. Steele, New York.
u. SnodgraSs. Short Creek, Va.
"; A; Austin, Providence, R. 1.
d :. Dow, Cleveland.
John Fergu Sou, MoundsviIle.
Israel ID. Smith, do.
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The BEST ARE THE CHEAPEsT.-In
regard TO few things can this be more
true than MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, the
mechanism of which must necessarily
be so exceedingly delicate, that unless
thoroughly good, it will be easily af-
fected by changes of temperature and
climate, or quickly deranYed and worn
out by use. 1t is miserable economy
to purchase an inferior instrument, be-
cause its first cost is less. The disap-
pOintment and vexation caused by an
instrument which is constantly getting
out of order just at the time when it is
most wanted for use; the difficulty and
expense of having repairs made which,
when done, must be continually done
over again-these are not imaginary OF
slight troubles, as many can testify who
have experienced them. AS matter
OF pecuniary expense, it is cheaper to
get the best to commence with, for the
cost OF repairs will soon more than con-
sumo the difference in price.
From the commencement of their
business, IL has been the ami ition OF
Mason il Hamlin to make an all respects
the UeFU best instruments possible, both
in regard to musical capacity and du-
rability. They have in each depart
ment striven for the highest excellence,
rather than the least expenditure, being
sure that the best instruments are in
the end the cheapest, and sooner or
later will be appreciated as such, though
their first cost be necessarily somewhat
greater than that OF inferior
workmanship. Experience confirms
them in this belief and policy, and the
public may rest assured that so long as
they continue in the business, they
never will be content with producing
any but the best work.
Purchasers should be careful to OBJ
serve that the words mason 81 Hamlin
Cabinet Organ are on the name board
of each instrument in full. When n
dealer represents any other instrument
as a Cabinet Organ, or as ''the same
thing, ii is almost always an attempt
to sell an inferior instru ment on which
he can make q larger profit.
The sole agency for the Cabinet Or
gan is at Sheib's Music Store, where a
full assortment may be seen and had at
factory prices. q "
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DISEASES OF IMPRUpENCrE,.
DR. JOlHN6TOV.

Ooes NO. South Frederick STREE,
Vel i hsno SIDE going from Baltimore street
serve name and humber ~ w
c1I,,a 10 letters received unless post paid and
2SHnSslnlng astamp to be used on the reply
I neIs0ns writing should state age and send
to, ILIon OF advertisement describing symp-
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MEN

Who have injured themselves by a cer,a n
quently learned nom eyii comnasr6ns 81 az
s,ii me effects of which are nightly feit
Even Wnen asleep, and, If not cured, renders
a,esi t tst3o nm possible, and DESTROYS both mind
@N w. should apply Immediately.
his = ply mat young man. the hopeo
pc snatched rom All prospects s1S5 atS,lI
atSI.. 90. oI lie by the consequence OF deyi-
Sos, X, nom the path of nature, aud induie-
must before contemplating P 7-e3ii7
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WINTER SCHEDULE.
DASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after Jan.
Q, 1857. .coo,,o,,
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MARRIAGE

reject that a sound mind and body are the
hIoI jSStSSsaIy requisites to promote connu-
Journey tourney through life becomes weary pIlSTf.
mage ine prospect hourly darkens 10 Inc
VIEW Ine mind beconl es kha lowed with des
pm ana nlled with the melancholy TefIec-
t Slon mat the happiness OF another becOmsS
DLghted with our ORyn HSSOAAoa
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&ransunrtatinn.
4 OHIO R. r. COMPLY

OFEIcE BAIT. & OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING Jan. 5. lS67.
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MARRIAGE.

Married Parsons, or Young Men oop,.,,,-,,
ing marriage, being aware or Pbys tois'
speedily cured A'elofmities,
+. Hewho places himself under the cara,,,,
J. may reiigiously conhde in his honor s ~ Ut.
skin as physician. upon bis
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ORGANIC WEARNEss
DR. JOHNSON.

Member of the Royal COLLEGE ~ srr,...-.
LONDON, Graduate ofone of the most sI,sI5'1l'
So1eges IN the United States, and the o;nL
PlLals OF London, Paris, PhiIadeln6Is n M
elseWhere, has effected some of the mo-, Nv
teoniSSn1lng cures that were ever known man
IpuDied with ringing in the head and eaS
mnen 5sieep great nervousness, being aIarma5
" sudden sounds, bashfuIness with tre1nsTt
SIiaa. M Attsnded sometimes with dersnpe
ment OF mind were cured Immediately
ia Z A rasrrr
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Iaft 1T Elm watbpples SiiIfsulitteI. 2Sap6HIt
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