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Trustees Sale.

D1 VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d from William Ioe TO Edward n. Fits
hugh, dated Oct. 8, 1883, and recorded In Deed
Book SO, page 49, of the records OF Ohio coun-
.ty, and an order Of the Circuit Court of Ohio
county. made at March Term, 1867, substitute
ing me as trustee In place OF the said trustee
named in said deed, Twin proceed on SATUR-
DAY, APRIL 20th, at 10 O'Clock, a. m, at the
font door OF the Court House OF Ohio county,
to sell the following property, wiz: Lot num-
bered forty-six (46l on the east side OF Chap
line street. in the Fifth Ward Of city of
Wheeling, in the State of lWestl Virginia. AS
trustee, I sell such interest only as Is vested
In me by said deed and order. ~ -
Terms OF sale-Cash. =-Ls[ a-s--
JOHN g. CHANDLER, Trustee.
WHEELING. March 10. 1881. - mar2I-t I'd
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Gpr SaIe.
BRADLEY
FOOIEN YARN FACTORY
). For Sale.
BRADLEl

NIHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS THE
a substantial BRICK building, three stories
high; 81 feet long by SO Get wide, with the
addition OF good Dye House oil feet long by
70 feet wide; and n good brick tenement
house containing rooms, with several other
small out houses adapted to facilitating
MACHHKRY-yiz: Two sets of4 feet jerks
Machines with all the late improvements 2
Spinning mules, one containing 3S8 spindles
and the other 3S4: four twisters, and other
machinery uitable for carrying on the busi-
ness, with a splendidly improved Dry Room.
There Is also room for three Sett ofmachineS
in the Factory. The Factory is in operation.
and those wishing to purchase would dowell
to callan examine same Immediately. A
ed to same) are included In the above, and
art warranted sufficient power to run three
sets of machines. i-ssst e. AI-ftsH
For terms, &C., enquire of or address,
- E. BRADLEY,
apr2-lm wheeling. ". Va.
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SPENcERIAN PESsIANsHiP.-we no.
tice with pleasure the accession of Mr..
D. S, Dow, Professor OF Spencerian
PenmaushiP, 10 the faculty OF the
Wheeling Business Colleges. From the
specimens of his skin we have seen
aud from a personal interview with Mr.
Dow, we have formed high opinion Of
his talents as penman and as Hteachs
er. We hope that many of our readers
free, clear, legible hand Is one of the
most necessary and useful accomplish
ments of a man OF business or indeed ot
any one, and thorough, scien fife
teacher oft, such as Mr.. Dow seems to
be, is a man whom we should like to
see encouraged and patronized.
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I F1nEs.-A few nights ago, the dwell.
ling house tof Mrs. Elizabeth Matson,
in Clay township, Harrison county, w.
Va, took FIRE and was consumed, with
nearly all the contents. A house occu1
pied by her daughter, but a short dis
lance from the other, also took fire and
with all the. contents was totally des-
Etroyed. Fire accidental. =
About the same time distillery- be-
longing to John N. Hall, on the West
Fork river, a short distance below
Worthington, Marion county, was
burned. A stable adjoining caught fire
and was consumed, with a horse belong
ing to Mr.. James jackson. The fire
Is supposed to have been the work of on
| incendiary. rl
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
II private sale the well known and des.ra-
BILE Ghaloner. Farm, situated on Captina
CTeek, seven miles from the Ohio river;
cleared, 100 of which Is choice bottom, all
watered and dmbered, with a four foot vein
OF excellent coal on the premises. The Farm
Is well calculated for either stock or agricul-
tural purposes.
g. For further particulars or Information
relative to price and terms, call on, or add eSs
by letter, at Newark. Licking County, Ohio,
JEROME BUCKINGHAM, or
COLLINS q THURSTON.
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HOTEL AIfRIvALs.
MONDAY. APRIL 8. 1857.


GRANT HOUSE.
h. B. Young, Parkersburg.
John Hinger, Cincinnati.
w. b. Reed, Ohio. ~
w.R Dilworth, Mt Pleasant.
Mrs. Reynolds, Washington Co., Pa.
Miss Emma Reynolds, do.
]. n. Nichols, ShephefdstoWn, o.
A. JaQuette, Beaver. Pa.
Philip Alt, New York.
JEW. Shannon, Bel1air, o.
2 Sam. r. Ward, Belmont Co.
= David NJ. Allen, Jefferson Co., o.
John E. West, 81 ClairsvIlle, o.
Chas. w. TilleLt, GAINESVILLE, o.
Nath. R. Simmons, New York.
]. w. Reynolds, Washington Co., Pa.
Airs. Mcdonald, Pittsburgh.
Mrs Carroll. st. CIairsviIIe.
Cephas Carroll, do.
Mrs. Barton, Belmont Co., o.
g. P Atkinson, Ohio Co.
Jas B1sckburn, st. ClairsviIIe.
RS. Nixon, Alliance, o.
Jas. McWilliams. do.
John Handland; Ohio Co.
VIM. Backburst, HarriSville, o.
Miss Carrie Finler, Mt. Pleasant.
A. P. Miller, Belmont,ro.
A. b. o. Davis Wegee o.
ThoS. G. Nicols, Belment Co., o.
49, Jas P-Wilnor, Baltimore.
R. NJ. Kennedy, Pittsburgh.
Miss Coyle, Ohio Co.
Max Wey1, Philadelphia.
J.T. ShallcrosS, Louisville.
Miss McCrearey, West Liberty, o.
Miss McKeever, Washington Go. Pa.
]. w. Montlord, do
Miss Mathews, do
A. q. McKeever, do
Wilson HOuser, Cadiz.
W. r. johnson, st. Clairsville.
r. z. Summers, Summerfield, o.
]. Lewis, wife and daughter, st. Clair8V'
n. 81. Porter, Boston, o.
= D. s. Adams, st. Clairsville.
= -Robt. H. COchran, do -
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THE bodies OF Luke Harris and VIM.
White, miners, who lost their lives by
the explosion in the coal pit at Rush
Run, were found on Thursday ut the
bottom fthe pit, covered with rubbish
and dirt The bodies were very much
The force oEthe explosion, it Is Thought.
must have proved fatal, so that the un-
fortunate men were unconscious of
their terrible fate. They were taken to
Steubenvilie for interment, 7El
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HuMRua or not, it sells, regardless OF
For it Will restore gray hair to its orig
nal color. prevent and cure badness,
ana the most skeptical are convinced
OF the above truth by using Odbert's
vegetable -Ambrosia, which is war
ranted-
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Grand Auction Sale of Pianos,
0,.o-anS 80 Sc
Ice Cream ! Ice Cream

T AM NoWaPREPARED TO SUPPLY
il CUSTOMERS and the public with Ice Cream,
Sherbet and Soda Water all OF the very best
qualify. Also Cakes, large and small, every
nay fresh. would also call the particular
attention ofthose preparing for Parties, We'd
dinga and Festivals, To- my facilities for fur-
ntshing the best refreshments incident TO
hucu Occasions, and at reasonable prices
CHAS. X. BEHEER,
Successor To c. A. Swartz. doors above
Mcclure House, Monroe st. npFi-lW
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ssMovINa rINrE'' often causes sad
havoc with clocks, and reminds the
owners of such time keepers of the
necessity OF place where they can
purchase new ones. Oxtoby & Duff
field, los Main street, have in store and
for sale a fine assortment of all styles
of clocks. Cali and see.
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his office.
ENDORSEMENT or THE PRESS.

The many thousands cured at this estab-
lishment within the last twenty years, and
lnen numerous important surgical Operations
performed by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the
-EePtrterS OF The Sirl and many other papers
noleS OF which have appeared again and
again before The public, besides his standing
rs gentleman of character and TeSpecta'
olIlty Is sufficient guarantee TO the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREL.
mar5-Iys 5I7f. iHHI H7fiH
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FUNERAL PosrPoNEB.@The funeral
of Mr.. James Crawford, which was ad-
vertised to take place to-day, has been
postponed till the same hour to NOR
row, in consequence of two children oil
the deceased not having arrived from
ST. Louis as expected.
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WE call attention to the card OLA. NJ.
Burke Il Co., successors to SpeideI &
Inderreiden, dealers in fancy groceries.
fruits, nuts, sc. They will carry on
the business in the same room.
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RkNEMBRR j. h. smith q Co. sell
good Kid Glove for 81, Is per pair.

= RNKR.-Abons seventeen feet In the
channel, and falling. The Potomac
came up from Cincinnati, and returns
ms evening at 5 p. m. The st. James
let tsn ior Cincinnati at her advertised
TSE Hereafter she will be the regular
SSnSi packet, and Will leave in the
nrss,r BUSINESS on the landing is
kersourg boat this mornine. Ths 10
an, Tor Steu6enville, az az D. M The
Aees' for Sunhsh, at p. m.
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THERE is no need to go to Pittsburgh
or elsewhere for carpets, -aOdu paper,
lace curtains. or anything else in our
line, as Orr, PAUL. 3 Co. have deter
mined to sell as low as the lowest.
Don't forget the place, granite front,
lS6 Main street.
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ATTESTIoN is directed to the adver-
tisement of VIM. II. Robinson, No. 73
Main street, wholesale dealer in glass,
sash, paints, oil, putty, &c.
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Coal AND sALT CoMpAxx.-A charter
has just been issued from the ofice-el
the Secretary of State to the "Mason
City Coal and Salt Company, - to, oper-
ate at Mason City, in Mason county.
The capital stock is Sl25, 600 all paid in.
The coFPorators are Cincinnati men.
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GREENwoop CEMErERY.-For the ae-
commodation of persons desiring to
visit the grounds of the cemetery an
omnibus win leave the office of the
company in the Union Hall building.
ON Wednesday and Saturday after
Moons OF each week, until further no.
tice, at two o'clock, returning at five
O'Clock. Tickets (freeI can be had on
application to the Secretary on the days
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POLICE CouRT.-In the police court
yesterday, Benjamin Hazard, Daniel
Mccormick, James Ryan, Steele Mil
Ter and Cornelius Vance, were each
find $40 and costs for disorderly con-
duct. VIM. Young and Alvin Fawcett,
were up on a charge of assault and
battery on @. S. Mcknight, but the
matter being compromised the cases
were discharged at the plaintiffs costs.
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AT Partridge's Gallery,
Until FURTHER NOTICE.
a4oArdsrOmLife sI-OO.
IA Large size LOO.

Good Pictures guaranteed, and prooh
made when desired, without charge.
Sixteen Gems. with spositions, 20 cts.
r. Two thousand dollars worth Of Photo
graphic Albums, the largest variety In VIZ
country. viii be sold without regard 10 cost
Oval and Square Picture Frames wil p
sold cheaper than ut any other house In inc
city, li-g rstllg -5--ls1I =i-I a11 .-
Looking Glasses, largest assortment In
Wheeltng, for sale cheap.
Our faeilffies for making an styles and
dies Of Pictures, from life, or from small anu
inferior pictures, are uneqaIIed. marc
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BY referring to our advertising col
umns, it will be seen that Mr.. L. s..
Root, will, through Hubbard. Bro. &
Co., offer his valuable property on
Main street at public auction, on
Wednesday morning at nine o'clock.
The sale Will take place on the prem
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- NOTARY PUBL1c.-The Governor yes
terday appointed Gen. W. a. Enochs,
OF Ceredo, a Notary Public for Wayne
county. -.-s
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Terrible. ARAIr a1 sIcCoy's station,
Cleveland and PIttsburEflR Railroad
One Man Shoots Another through the
Head with n CarbIne and
Kills Him.
me murderer in custody.

A terrible affair happened at McCoy's
Station, Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad, last Saturday evening about
six o'clock, man named Mcdonald,
from New Cumberland, Hancock
county, Gust across the river from Nc
Coy's Station.) being shot and killed
by Lewis Mccoy, the keeper Of the sta
ton.
It seems there was an old grudge be-
tween Mccoy and Mcdonald. At the
time mentioned they got into an alter
cation at the station, and pretty high
words passed. Mccoy drew a revolver
and threatened to shoot Mcdonald, who
derided him as too much of a coward to
shoot. informant says Mccoy
snapped his revolver at Mcdonald
twice, but falling TO make 1t go on, he
ran into the Olive House near by and
got a loaded carbine.@He came out
with this, and as Mcdonald was walk
ing away, leveled it at him, took de-
Hibernate aim, resting the weapon
against the corner or the house, ana
| fred. The charge entered the back
of McDonald's head, aud passing clear
/ through came out at the forehead,
scattering his brains upon the ground
Mcdonald fell and though not instant
| lv killed never spoke afterwards.-Mc-
| Gov ran into the house Immediately
and reloaded the carbine, and swore he
would shoot the first man that attempt
ed to lay hands on him. There was not
II large number of persons present, and
so violent was McCoy's threats, coupled
with his known determined and vindic-
tive character, that no one was bold
enough TO attempt his arrest. He went
to the river in company with couple of
his sons and a man named Mushrush,
got into a skitf and rowed down to
Steubenville and gave himself up TO the
authorities. He was bailed in the sum
of 81 600, but was re-arrested on Sun
day and held to answer a charge of
murder, when it was announced that
Mcdonald had died at four o'clock
to have had his preliminary examina-
ton. There was no doubt he would be
held TO answer a charge of either man
slaughter or murder. Our informant
who is well acquainted with all the
parties and facts says the killing was
unprovoked and seemed to be premedi-
tated. 2ilH
There is a woman in this case, as in
many similar ones; and it is deemed
probable she may have been at the bot
tom of 1t. When Mccoy ran into the
Olive House and got the carbine, the
lady of the house, Mrs. Wiener, we be-
ffeve the name is, demonstrated with
him and sought to detain him; but
Miss Nancy Mushrush coming up babe
her et Mccoy go out and shoot Nc
Donald, applying to him epithets unbe-
coming the lips of woman. Miss
Mnshrush also has been arrested as an
accessory. .a
Our informant saysthe excitement in
the neighborhood, particularly at New
Cumberland, is very great. The New
Cumberland people threaten that il
Mccoy Is not sumInarily dealt with thew
will lynch him. :
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FRED. DOUGLASS LEcTURE.-For
synopsis of Mr.. Douglass lecture ut
Washington Hall last night, see first
pnge.
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For Sale
BOARD WANTED.

FINE RosEwo ID PIANO OF THE
n celebrated Chickering make, in good
order. Inquire at this DEF ICE. apT9-3t
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IF you want carpets % per cent.
below Eastern prices, call at Orr, PAUL
d Co.'s, granite front, log Main, =
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J.H. SMITH & Co. will sell Appleton
a, Bro. Muslin at 25c per yard. CO.
checo prints &C Doc. --.rf va
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GoANp sks,those fine piano covers at
Orr, PAUL. u Co.'s
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A NEW pavement was laid yesterday
con Main street. before Friends furni-l
ture store and Mrs, ,Colyig,s bonnet
store. A little more OF the same sort in
that neighborhood wouldn't BE- unac-
eeptable 10 Pedestrians.
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NICE white Alpaca's at ]. H. smith &
Co.'s.
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DY:A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN. IN
D a private family, or where there are but
few bOaTtlerS. Address, stating terms,
RpIg-u II. H. E, Box 90, Post Ohce.
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J. a. SMITH s Co. have just received
lot of new style Hoop Skirts.
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Our informant says-the excitement in
the neighborhood, particularly at New
Cumberland, is very great. The New
Cumberland people threaten that if
Mccoy is not summarily dealt with they
will lynch him. -
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WE would call attention to the adver-
tisement at the head of this column, OF
Pianos, Organs, ETC., to be sold by
Messrs. Hubbard, Bro. & Co., on Thurs
day, April IL, at one o'clock p. m.
Those in want of first-class instru-
ment would do well to stop in and ex-
anime this stock now exhibited in the
room formerly occupied by ]. Clemens
81 Co. Terms-For all sums over one
hundred dollars. geed approved notes;
all under, cash.
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srAMM HOUSE.

srAMM HOUSE.
Peter Hartwick, Grandview, o.
]. H. Davenport, Ohio.
Jno. n, Burris, Grandv1ew.
r q. Duff, Parkersburg.
IF. Lancdtt, do
Chas. Wehr, Ohio.
G. q. Nesen, do
b. F. Penn, do
A. X. Philips, Ohio.
John Brady, Ohio Co.
Jas. Petelley, Washington, Pa.
g. L. McFadden, Moundsvnle.
Edward Blayney, Ohio Go.
Edward Gilhllan, WeSS Alexander.
Gosmer Duman, do
J. II. nIoyd. wellsburs.
Lemuel Beck, West Liberty.
John b. Wilson, do Xxx
A. F. McSRlleY. Wellsburg. H
n David Ramsay and lady. belmont Co.
W. T. Hicks, Roseby's Rock.
Thos. ID. Vanata, Windridge, Pa
N. p. Gorby, jefferson Co. o.
Mic. White, Capiteng.
!, VIM q i,; link, do n
w. Woyfngton. Londonsville.
J.R. Brown, Wetzel Co.
John Lang and lady, Belmont, o.
Thos. Day, Powhattan Point.
Prize Stewart, do.
w. p. Holton, Moundsville.
Nv. Reynolds, Washington.
M'LuRE HOUSE.
% D. K. Martin. Cincinnati, o.
b. Frederick Douglass, Rochester, N. Y
A;H i Si;s1sfSried, Marietta si,s Q.
+. MhitfIesey, Cincinnati, o.
Eugene Robert, Boston.
i1i r. J. Schafter, Washington, Pa.
y. A Chamberlain, MineFaICo.
o. w. Ster and wife, Philadelphia.
y. .Botsford, Martinsburg, w. Va.
Mis-. ". Stewart, New Orleans.
is Julia Stewart, do.
Jos. X. Freeman, do,
W. j. DeLaRoche. Baltimore.
! F. 8. levin, New York s.l'
Geo. B. Aiken. Baltimore.
John WiSeman, do.
p. p. Vance, Mansfield, %.
90 ]. NJ. Parks, Steu6enyi1ie, o.
VIM. Robinson. Columbus, o.
@. p. Martin, Pittsburgh.
Geo. o. Martin, do.
j. K. MendanhalI, Salem, o.
- b. Brosins, do.
". Johnson, waynesburg, Pa.
Jas. Burnley. Marshall Co.
VIM. Eazier, Morgantown. ~
c. "A. Getlher, Baltimore.
r. A. French, Cumberland.
sPRreG HOUSE.
j. NJ. Goodwin, SaTais.
,IoJ. X. Martin, Matamoras.
+ q /. &. b, Watts, ParkersbnTg. ,rf77i--.a
s. Wells, Ben's Run, W. Va.
G. A kirkpatrick, Pittsburgh.
w. r. johnson, st. CIaisviile.
T. ]. johnson. steu6enville.
a. He5r9nk, Jr., wellsburg.
J.. A. Briggs, do
Jas. n. Lazear, dc \, f.,,-.5-z-- &
Thos; s. Connolly, DO
WmsFoster, do as
ID. f. Connan, New Cumberland.
4 g n Mal Ris5s and ID wife, Mo9ndsvtlIs,
John, Haynes, Zanesville, o.
r. a. Buchanan, do
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House and Lot For Sale.

> IA1A HOb = VI pd10s
r OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE AND
j. Lot situated on Main street%between
Quincy and John streets II not sold at
private sale, on or before the 2jth of this
month, IL will then be offered at public auc-
ton. to the highest and best bider.
mr4-td L. s. ROOT
day, April 1etl1. at 10 O'clock, a. m. mar25-td
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MEDIATION TRAIN.

WINTER SCHEDULE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after Jan.
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NEW sDwEnLINes. - Captain Andy
Britt is erecting handsome dwelling
for his own occupancy.-on the south
west corner of quincy and Seventh
streets. 1t is to contain nine rooms,
and will be finished about the first of
June. 500
On the same and the adjoining lots
foundations are being laid for two 9TH
er dwellings. One is being built by Mr..
Schulz, of the firm of Schulz &
Truschsll. and the other by the junior
partner of the firm of Robert Pratt &
Son.
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WyE ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY IN
w store, Tea, Coffee, Chewingand Smok-
In Tobacco. Nails. Buckets, Tubs. Brooms
Wash Boards, Bed Cords, Concentrated I've
EssenceCo Coffee, BIT CaEbS soda, German, Irish,
Bleach and Family Soap. Candies, Lead;
Shot, dun Caps Powder, Bed Cords Glass,
Grain Bags, Wrapping TFine,l Wrapping
Paper, Lake White Fish and Herring, Dried
Apples, Dried Peaches; Beams, Crackers Salt
w heeltnE manufactured articles generally.
marII sIEEPESN OR lIIANnT,AN,kr1Sl
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REPRESENTATIVE.
& OHIO R.R. Comply

OFFICE BAIT. OHIO RAILROAD Ca
WHEELING Jan. 5, 1851.
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DR. JOHNsTON,
Once. No. ? south FrederIek Street.

Left hand side going from Baltimore street,a
!eW doors 1rom the corner. Fail not 10 OBJ
serve name and number. 70
- - 80 letters received unless post paid and
containing stamp to be used on the reply.
PERSONS writing should state age, and send
portion OF advertisement describing gymp-
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DR. JOHNsON

Member OF the Royal COLLEGE n, sr,
London, Graduate fone OF the mos igeonS,
colleges In the United States, and ise ,ililnt
part OF whose life has been Spent in ~ steater
pitfalls of London, Paris, PhiIadeInbsiLne nos
elsewhere. has effected some Of the ma, and
tonishing cures that were ever knoyT SrNst as
Lonpled with ringing in the head and ss;s
az sudden sounds, bashfulneSs with trsa,,
olnshing, attended sometimes with fsr5! GenI
ment OF mind were cured immediaIeIv
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IeLlect thata sound mind and body are the
pLa1 napiness- Indeed, without these the
Journey through life becomes a weary pilsri !.
view, the mind become S ia lowed viii d IL
PAR and nued with the melancholy srefIec.
lion that the happiness of another becomes
blighted with our own. = No0OIlle'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-09
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured Themselves by a eerts n
PracIise, 1ndulged in when alone, a habit fire.
4HtenLIy learned rom evil compaA Ons or al
school, the effects of which are nightly fell,
1nsn Wnen asleep, and, II not cured renders
. "a ee IN possible and destroys both mind
s11 Dooyy should apply 1mmediateIy
,Wnat q pity that a young man, The bopeO
MS Ms country, the pride of his parents sh6nld
" snatched rom all prospects and enioy-
mems OF life by theconseouencc Of deyi.
nS 5ii f, rom the path OF nature, and indng.
must, before contemplating PeiS0i4