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MARCH LIST, X
NOTICE.

TIME COMPREHENSIVE HERETOSOE
existing between X. Simpson, J. b
Boyd and John X. Botsford, under the afz
name OF simpson. Boyd Co, Is This Ga
dissolved by mutual consent. All clam
due the said firm must be paid to. and o
claims against said firm will be settled .
the new firm, J. W. Boyd q Go.
X. Nm PSON,
J. w. BOYD,
JOHN X. BOTSF0Rl
February II, 1872.
The undersigned will continue ~
Wholesale Grocery and Commits 90 Bs'
ness In the store lately occupied by The t'S
of simpson, Boyd q TO-, No. ~ Water sl,,.
J. w. BOYDaN
J. W. BOYD,
John X. BOTsFORD. InNtt
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1NHE SECOND ANNUAL MEETiNGd
the T.. NJ. Society OF West viTihb o.
be held on the fourth "Wednesday Of 40.
next, at ~ o'clock A. NJ, In the dy =
Clarksburg.
Half fare arrangements on the BiiilnT'
and Ohio railroad will b. made.
BY order OF the Executive tOmmli'ee
J. X. WALKER ND.
marll S.s-rris'y
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EFeah Tens

AN VOICE OF GUNPOwDER,
"A Young Tyson, Old Hyson, Oolong and
English Breakfast Teas, Just received and
1or Sale by N. REILLY.
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Just Received,
FOR CINCINNATI.

THE FINE NEW, LIGHT
seb5gsIss Mgb Stssmer COM aS
mander; Ed. Muhleman, Clerk, will leave
for the above on TUESDAY, March 26,
1872, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ. For freight or pas
sage apply on board, or to
mar25 &. II. BOOTH & CO., Agents.
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Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BY
- celved by TIE Committee on Dun,
and Real Estate of the Board Of Eduh
until 4 O'Clock p. N. on Thursday, ~
Is, 1872, for building an addi,ph W
township school house. bas VIZ 10
building and also for the several mr. ',.,
ical parts of the same. Plans and ,J'- '5..I
lions can be seen at the once Of ib,Ss'
I'M. BfCKEL, CbIfIS.-.
WHEELING. March g. 1874. hH.-
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Enterprise Baking Powder.

Enterprise Baking fO""er'
We desire to call the attention ofthe trade
generally, and of housekeepers and hotei
proprietors particularly, to the above Dranu
OF Baking Powder. The articles used In the
manufacture of THIS POWDER we GUARAN-
TEE to be STRICTLY PURE and OF the BEST
QUALITY. To families and consumers, we
give the assurance that the "ENTERPRIsE
BAKING POWDER" will prove fully equal, II
not superior, to any Baking Powder that
they have heretofore used.
TO THE TRADE.-Our figures are lower
than any other Baking Powder now in the
market.
Give the "Enterprise" trial, and be con-
WINGED that IL Is the best and cheapest
Baking Powder sold anywhere.
The money refunded in all cases, when
the Enterprise Baking Powder" does not
give entire satisfaction.
Sold by grocers and druggists every where e..
McCABE, KRAFT q CO., Proprietors,
fel9-sb Wheeling, VIVA.
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Wheeling Female COLLEGE.

THE SPRING TERN OF THIS lyIL
tuition will commence MoNpAl,
APRIL 8, 1872. This Is "a favorable I'M u
pupils 10 enter, ms new cIas.'s VI Ds
ganized. Applications for admission '''
W. II. MORTON,
r,or02, President
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
SECOND DIVIDEND.
Wheeling SavingsInstitution
Lindsey Institute.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE OpENrn
a School in the city of Wheeling ~
design OF which Is TO supplement the wo,s
OF the Public Schools, and to give M,
training to boys wishing to enter Coles
Parents and guardians will readily peroeS.
the advantage OF School OF this characs
the additional expense incurred In bayin,
their sons or wards prepared for Coles
away from home. A full course pursued r.
Mathematics, Latin, Greek, French and
German.
The next term opens April LIST, 1877.
Terms for full course $500 er quarter.
X. G. DALZELL, A. M
Princeton, New jersey
+. l.. HOGE,
US. Naval Academy, Annapolis
marl9-gen
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Always Get the Best.

COUGHS COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRoN-
CHlTIS, &c, is
REEDS COUGH SYRUP.
II has rapidly grown in public favor, and Is
Endorsed by all who have used II as being
SUPERIOR to any other Cough Medicine.
Give 1t a trial. Sold by all druggists.
M'CABE, CRAFT & CO.. Proprietors,
nol7-egtb Wheeling, West va.
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Eclectic Medical Society.

J. W. BOYD,
John X, BOTsFORD. InNi
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people would be the recipients of i'm
mediate and wholesome instruction
For instance, in fixing the salaries Of
the executive officers a few days ago,
the State Superintendent Of free shoots
was limited to fifteen hundred dollars
and absolutely forbidden any allowance
for travelling expenses or for fees OF any
kind. He is required to reside at the
State capital and is also, by the present
law, required to travel throughout the
State. Now it is foolish to suppose
that any competent State Superintend-
ent can afford to comply with these
conditions. Fifteen hundred dollars is
too small salary in the first place for
such a man as the school system needs
in West Virginia and it appears doubly
absurd when we remember that he is
required to travel and (unless the Con
vention changes its action is this re-
spect) will have to pay his expenses
from his own too slender purse.
1t won't do! Some modification OF
the action Of the Convention in this
regard must be had or disaster will re-
suit. The friends of the free schools
have been talking the matter over and
believe that some remedy for this
mistake will yet be proposed and adopt
ed. The whole matter will probably be
fixed before the people OF the State
have q chance to make themselves
heard, and hinc lila Iaekymae concern
ing the seclusion of the State capital,
but such blanders would scarcely be
permitted to show their heads Il public
opinion could be directed to and brought
to bear upon them in their inception. l
kno,o that the friends of the free schools
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New York Dry Gonds NInrLct.

New YORK, September The market
to-day in first hands presents less auima.
ton than has prevailed lo5 the other DAYS
Of the week, but Il lAXity OF trade is zen.
orally expected on Saturdays. The TN.
expected decline in some cotton fabrics
has again unsettled the market, and
buyers are moving more cautiously.
Brown shcetings and Shirtings have been
in moderate demand and standard weights
for desirable marks are SOLD ahead. Me.
dunn grades are fairly active at current
rates. Bleachcd shcctings and shrtings
are less active for the day, and the market
is again unsettled. Fine grades Of some
OF the late reduced brands arc continuing
to do better. Cotton drills still remain nj
former quotations, ut which rates but few
are moving 10 the home trade. Cotton
llanncls are selling in small lots to dis.
tributors at current rates Wool llannCls
are less active but held firm at former
quotations Prints continue active and
in short supply at 1lic for standardgoOds.
Ticks, stripes and checks are in steady
demand at asking rates. Cloths and
heavy woolcns are inactive for the day.
Fancy cassimcrcs and suitings have been
sold in small lots, and docskins are with.
out much inquiry. The foreign dry
goods market for the week closes active
for all scasonablc goods, and prices are
gen orally well sustained. The city is iull
OF buyers from all sections.
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New York Market.

New YORK, September 7.-Cotton-
22tc for middling upland FloUr-QQict
and quotations unchanged; s. OOa7 90 for
extra State; s. l5a0 p for hoop OHIO
Wheat-SteHdy; 81 jSal G. for No. =,
spring in store; 81 G3al GO Tor No. l ditto;
81 50l 90 for winter red western; 81 Ga
l 70 Tor amber western; 81 1ja2 OO for
white ditto. Ryc-Quet and unchanged;
1jC for western in store. COrn-SlrUne,
G3iC for steamer western mixed; &c for
sail ditto. Barlcy-Dull. Oats-Stcady
at at 4ifa41C western in stOrein nlloai;
4Gt52c Tor Ohio; 3Gl31 for new. PrOYis.
ions-PUrk quiet al $li lOlll Is for new
mess; cut meats quiet beef firm Lard
Firm at Stable tor steam DC Tor kettle
Whisky-02tu02fC.
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BaltImore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, September J.-BEEF CAT.
TLE-Our market this week, in sympathy
with those Of the East, has been quite
active throughout the list, and though the
number Of TOPS were rather less than
last week, md the quality Of the better
grades inferior, the quotations will show
an advance Of &c, quality cOnsidefcdI
compared with our last report o. the
receipts about half will he rcshippcd
East Prices ranged at 50 O0aG 81,
Prices to-day tor Beef Cattle ranged as
follows. Best bCevcs 50 2jaG 81; that
generally rated first quality s. OOaG %;
medium or good fair quality 81 0Oaj W.
ordinary thin steers, oxen aud cows So 90
al 90; inferior and lower grades Of cattle
50 O0a0 OO-gCnGral average Of the market
to-day 81 70; extreme range Of prices
So OOAG 81. Most Of the sales were from
81 % to So 30 per 100 lbs. Of the re-.
Ccipts 2i3 head came from Ohio, IA
from W. Virginia, $50 from Virginia, and
% from MnrylaDd-lOial receipts Tor the
week 2GOO head, against 1850 last week,
and 2i3O head same time last year. OF
the offerings 9li head were taken by Bal
timOrc butchers, 709 head sold TO Eastern
spectators, 800 to York county dealers,
and % head TO country dcalcrs-tolal
sales Tor the week 2G9 hcad, against 1859
last week, and 1896 head same time last
year.
SHEEP AND LAMTs.-Thc receipts If
Sheep this week differ but little in nam.
her IRON those Of last week. The mar.
kCt has been quite active AL the week,
good Sheep bUing scarce and in good de.
mnnd, the supply in TACT being insUllicicn;
for the demand. 4 full third of the rr.
ccipts have been rcshippcd to Philadcl.
phia aud New York, and numbers Of
s,oCkcrs have been sold To "a 10 the
country. Lambs have been and continue
10 be in good demand. We quote lair to
good sheep At 'i!n5tc; and good Extra at
jtaGtc. per 10 gross. Stock Sheep ut
s. jOA$3 80 per head. Lambs s. 0Ol
81 50 per head, rs 10 size AMI quality.
Receipts this week 1860 head, against
1862 last week, and j1l3 head same time
last year.
llOGs-Thc supply this week has been
quite fair, nearly equal in number to the
receipts Of last week. Prices have been
maintained at our quotations throughout
the whole week, and the market mirly
active, demand about equal 10 the supply
a few extra Hogs sold at our highest
quotation. We quote O. fed Hogs nt
s. O0a$7 80, and still So 7ja s. -
per 100 lbs net Rec, 70, this week SO16
head, against Sg3l lAs' week, and 1884
head same time last year.
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Avoid the Pcrlls of the Scnson.

Autumn, although the most radiant
portion OF the American yCar, has It's
drawbacks The heavy evening dcws
and morning vnpors and the great dis.
parity In temperature between the night
and day, give rise To many painful dis.
tuTbanCcs ri the bowels, such ~ cole,
cholera morhus, diaTrhca and dyscn,rry,
The digestive organs are also uninyOrnbiy
affected by the change Oi season, and dyS
pcptiCs generally suffer most severely
during the fall. Dcmngcmrns Of the
liver HrC likewise common, md minsrnatic
icycrs prevail in newly settled districts
md lOw.lyinE and mArshy localities.
These unpleasant contingencies Of the ,cn.
son Rrc not, however unavoidable, By
strengthening, toning md regulating the
system with llOstctlCr's Stomach Bttcrs
even the most delicate may escape them.
At the expiration Of the summer all the
bodily powers ARE in II somewhat cx.
hAustCd stntc. They require the whole.
some stimulation which this genial vcpc,
table invigdrnnt supplies. Under ils
rcnOyaling influence the nervous energy
which tho willing hcnt OI July aud An.
gust Ind kept in allegiance or partially
CNtingllshcd, crops out Rlrrsh, the ilICCll
musclcs recover their elasticity; the appc.
tito takes sharper edge, the processes Of
digestion and assimilation become more
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Cincinnati Market.

CIECTSHATr, September 7.-C0lton-
Demand air and market firm at 2l3c.
Flour-'Im ut s. Gia7 81. Wheat
QuictaHd weak; red, 81 JOal 55 Corn
Market steady ut ijC. KyG-Dcmand
mir nt 1jC for old md GSn72c for new.
OAts-S,cady; new, 2Ga32c; old, 30ai0c.
HatIcy-QuIct and unchanged Gro
Ccrics-FIrm. OiIs-Firm; insccd, Sja
sc; lard, G7n7j. Eggs-Quict and weak
Mt l2c. BuIlcr-Dcmnnd good Mt mli
prices. ChccsG-Dcmand mir and mar
kct ilrm. PTOvisiuns-IOrk dull and
prices dropping ut $13 25nl3 30. Lard
summer, SIC; kettle sold ut &c. Bulk
Mcnls-Dcm0nd light, but holders firm
sales nj GtC, SIC, 0C, 0;C. BaCon-Dc-
mnnd fair NJ tic, 7gC, lOCund lOsc. Wits,
ky-S,Cady nj dc.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September 7.-Flour-
Quiet md unchanged. Whcat-Quict,
and unchanged Corn-Dull; mixed west
ern 90. Oats-Dull; mixed western 3sA3s!
Ryc-Dull and unchanged. Provisions
very dull; mess pork $l4 -, Bulk meats
Shoulders &c; sides DC; clear rib g:c.
Bacon-Shouldcrs st; sides l0.; clear rib
lOi. Sugar cured hams lSalsi. Lard
dull Mt 9Ca0t. Western butter unChnng-
ed. Whisky quiet at 9iaDiI.
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There was man 10 or town
And he WAS wOndruus wise,
lie had pain from ear TO ear
Another between his CyCs;
And when he saw hu had Catarrh,
With all his might and main
llCpurChascd Sagr's Remedy
And has his health again.
i, Is sold BY druggists everywhere.
The Horse md His Rider.-it was
q happy day for Horse and Rider when
the MUSTANG LISIMENT was introduced
Gs cure Tor the external diseases and in.
juriCs Of both. In the stable, the barn
and the household this wonderful emOl-
licnt is equally useful. II horse Is
spawned, or lOundcrcd, or haruessed gall.
ed, or afflicted with any other Of the
many superficial ills that equine flesh is
heir 10. the Linimcnt cilcCtsa speedy cure
and il is equally cillcacious when applied
10 draught oxen or cows suffering from
outward dwellings, strains, or hurts Of my
description. As IN application for bruises,
cuts, burns, rheumatism, still Joints,
sprains, neuralgia, carachc, and tooth.
ache, it takes precedence for all other
topical remedies, ind is therefore an ar.
ticIc Of prime necessity in families.
COlSw
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rapid and perfect; the spirits rise, and the
whole organization acquires It's maximum
OF activity and resistant power. Even
persons OF comparatively feeble constitu.
tions, when thus fortified against the
perils OF the season, will have little cause
to fear visitation from any of the dis.
orders TO which We have referred As a
protection against miasmatic fevers and
AL cpidcmics cugendered by malaria,
llostcttcrs Bittcrs may be Justly pro.
nouNCcd not only unrivalled but unap.
pronChcd. Look well to the label and
trade mark, Us there are many counlcrGeits
and limitations in the market. eodGw
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CHICAGO, September 7.-Flour-SIar.
kCt steady with n moderate demand
Whest-Dcmand miranl prices advanc.
cd; No. spring %; No = do / 20.al 81
Cash | ISL seller September; No. 3 dc
| l2Al -. Corn-Fair demand hut n'
lower rates; No. . mixed 3ji cash seller
September; 81 October rejected 81
Oats-Dull and prices have declined; No
., "a. Rye-Dull and prices arcnomnal
Barlcy-NO. . Fall GiiaGj. Provisions
Dull but unchanged; nothing doing
Whisky quiet, weak and lower at Sg!.
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SlNCLAl RS SINGLE ACTING.
~ NOS'FREEIiSG COMBINED uYDRAI-
1871. sum- D.
wherever known, Is now Acknowledged IN In
tho best pump Tor all purposes yet patented,
Manufactured al Bridgeport, Ohio.
Please Romember The Best ia
Always tho Cheapest.
We are now prepared to Ill orders, or mt mn
thesr pumps on Shori roti-c and guarantee en-.
uFo satisfaction, and would cali the attention OF
for IL: ''"'''''u
LET Its economy In construction, combined
Win Durability, makes II, for actual s,rrir,. Ihr
cheapest Pump III use
"a A. the stock IL galvanized wrunvh, ZION /,
VIII neither crack from tho effects Ul the Eur
nor decay or rust ~ ~"
80 The great enemy q the Pumps I. frost.
which III single night often dc- oys and snl,,s
the very best material and renders useless i'm
the hour Of greatest need.
This Pump Cannot Freeze
Because when the rumpi not In use the wafer
i4!i- to it, level In the chamber, which Is alway
placed below the freezing point.
f'h' FRESHNESS OF water Is always insured, a.
Inc water cOmvs directly from the bottom of m q
well. ''''" Va VI
18th. Impure water from drcaycd or Rotten
pump stock is entirely obyiaird
9Th In construction It IL both simple aud dur,
BILE. The handle Il made OF En NyrOul.h, INN
rods and IN arranged that while IL is lIgLt 1.,
has great strength TEcCy.inGcr In uh,c IA / no
wofk IL performed II iron. lined With Un.frr ira
copper lining pTtEtYE yTyS' and make M I.,t.,
friction. This iron chamber T. not ruh.ir--,E
hHl plhccd IN Tue well ahOvu the wairr gurl Wei
VIII work IA well unfCy ~ above the W,rr
n, II can he uSrd In driven or nd well
with the ZANE ease a. n well of larrrr ..ru,.,,r
sih For H. rcECral adap'ahiity ihi- Iuu,pi.
without a rival The Pump may hr placed ~
your dwelling ur harm, or within me hn,ltir.
anu connected with The well, or sprI,, az n,L'r
hnuy oi water. hiiv 'r onr bundles y.rLs d.
ISN'T ana VIII W"fH with the same care a. lhourl,
standing directly over the water,
9ih. 1t II single acting aud pumns only ,y,,,,
Inc down rirbkrOl the andr, ana Tins 1vn'I,
thr ht6iyWtrrqurcd in the duubaaci,n, pam
lVth. ny attaching 3 short hose. A stream ,,i,.
Ne thrown my IN sixty feet and may Cffrr H..
arcI tOadNSniaGc III watering gardens and lawns
washlhI Windows, cleaning bucrIrs. cIilu,i,, ii
lug ntrr' or rIcvat'nS wSlrr We recognize Tho
i El lhht trcqnic- more power 10 elevate y,lrr
from deep tnIn from sha low Wi En,ss
TAT a. pOssiNlc 10 OMAtc this dii|l,ully for drrr
"oils, We manufacture smaller chamber ,nih,f
WINE inc NOiumc Of water In diminished. the
power required IL not greatly Increased W.
clAlm that by tho combination. having All tho
nuNAh'ASIs OF atmospheric Pressure In CumhiYa
ZION with force, that the SINCL,Ip puNr Will
elevate water from deep We'll with les power
thah any sG5E.ry' or F'rsiy .fOrT pgNp In ks.
lcncc. This Pumps easily adapted 10 sgpn'v
water to steam mills, aud iur Transferring iE,,
contents Of rair IN Tanr,r!cs isHusurpss.rl.
II Jon want Pump guaranteed 10 clvrto'l..
MctiHn, send yunr order Ia SISCLAllt & moi.
LISTER, bridgeport, Ohio
jyiS
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MILWAUKEE, September 7.-Flour-
Quiet aud unchanged; Xxx spring 81 5Oa
72j WhGGt-Quict mud weak; No. /,
81 20; No 2, 81 10, Coru-DuIl and
prices have declined; No. 9 mixed SOC.
Onts-Dcmnnd light, but holders firm;
No 2, 2Hc. Ryc-Dull and prices ,lroGp
Ing; No ! nc. BArlcy-Dcmnnd mir
and market firm; No 2 fall, &c.
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TOLEDO, September 7.-Flour-Quct
and unchanged. Whcat-Dcnnud fair
and market firm; No. . white Wabash
Il %; No. 3 do 81 80; No | white Mich.
ican 81 80; No 2 amber Illinois, 81 90;
No | red 81 IS; No. . do 81 teal i93,
Corn-Dull and prices have declined;
high mixed, buyer September, 4j;c; low
mixed iiic. Oats-DulI and prices II
shade lower.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money aud Stock Market.

New YORK, September = COLD
Firm; opening at ll2s, advancing to
ll3t, and closing at 1l3. Loans ranged
At 30 10 l.Gi for the rise. Some diff.
Guilty was ocCasioncd among brokers in
obtaining gold from banks on certified
bonds. Treasury disbursements, $0SOOO
Clcarings, $j5,43S, 600.
MoSEY-Easy AT las per cent.
STERLING EXCHASGE-10SS.
BANK STATENEST-At the close un.
favorable, showing loss in the reserve of
$l,9OS,s7j.
GovERSMENTs--Easicr, but closed
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SINCLAIR RS SINGLE ACTING,
~ NuSFREEXiSG COMBINED UYDRsI-,
lie AND FORCE PuMPS-Pa:rulrd Junc Il.
wherever known, Is now Acknowledged IN In
ITO best pump Tor all purposes yet Patented,
Manufactured al Bridgeport. Ohio.
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SuI~vsel n. tt3clxsOai.


Professor Samuel Ii. Dickson, NJ. d., OF the JencYA
son Medical College IN Philadelphia, died On the I'd
inst DR.. Dickson was native OF Charleston, 8.
G., but his name and fame as q scholar, physician
and teacher OF the science Of medicine are well known
throughout the couatry, and he has done much for
the enlightenment OF mankind. He was known IN
his native State at a very early age as one Of the
most accomplished and Skliiul medical men Of
the South. His local practice, which was very
large attracted general attention towards HIM,
ana he was chosen one OF the professors OF
the south Can DINA Meical College, In winch capa-
city he distinguished 10y the extent aud accu-
racy oil his kno Wedge and the grace and nucncy Of
his Instructions. he was subsequently, elected q
Professor In the University OF this city, and at
later time 10 CHAIR III the Jefferson Medical College.
lie was the oil several successful professional
works, and among others OF a Treatise on the Prac-
tee OF Medicine aud OF little book on "Llc, sleep
and Dreams.n Ills talent was highly appreciated
at the North. The liberal aud philOsophc cast OF
his mind, his poetic sensibty, varied reading,
almost uuryalled power OF conversation and cour.
tesy of manner, won him tie attachment OF many OF
the most eminent men, as well as vare0 circle Of
friends.