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hS AND COMMENTS ARE uNNECESsA.


Philadelphia. May 2S. 1915.
Dr. Jayne Dear SIR tel bouud "a, ih. tfllc.
tel 10 eiNe publiciiy Ia the extraordinary ,f,c l
your valuable medicines.
hnve suH T. a lorse years past ~ ilh Layer
compliant, AID the OF diseases which E,liov
"a complete prusifaiiOn Of ia, slsfcm--,, that II
was with great difficulty could WALL and att,,o,s
was confined To- my ro' To add to m,.cry
> rolnlous affection appeared IN my throat. wnh
Rheu'aniism Ia my arms that cnuI nui raise
my right arm 10 my head Ia the hottest weather
my feet aud hands Mould ache with The cold and
Perspirauun had almost ceased. | how became
"t-'icied with dry huarsc cough and gave M all
hop's Of ever getting well had night sweais
mi got ii,,le or sleep. with Gightiul dieam.
ND Inorhd hcadacbc I seemed 20 hc h ,rdrfinr ON
INSANITY. and was dcui,d oil study or mental
exercise. could not read q small paragraph ia
newspaper without great. difficulty. had pteai
spr.ucss IN my stomach. waCh caused n iu swell 80
much VAS unable 10 lac down. or ,Ycu 10 r,clinc
lat had To be prypred iip in hair.
had the adsire OF some emiucnt physicians
ud 'rcd nearly all i',c remedies used IN such ca,
So, bu cuniurud &C. gtuN Morse. aud II appeared
nS though sp",if dissolution was taking place
nov heard OF your medicines. aud determined
} tfy your SANA1IYE Pills. aud Ia my surprise
ne surencss LEFT ne. 80 could walk about the
l""se. couiinLcd la improve from that tune
shortly after any wife cglleI al Your siurc an sta.
"u my case 10 YOU. and you sent fie bottle OF
your ALrERfllYE +. aud oso word ,o come unj
see YOU. and You would investigate my case pnJ
cure me THIS I'D nul believe. as / lcli wis
beyond the reach uf human skill.
After taking your Airrniiyc aud Pills Tor three
weeks. ILcfe was decided change Gir the better
80 hat when called upon you. YOU sud lhai
would get well. aud that your Alternative
would cure me ollcctualy. with TO homes how
cvrr OF getting well, sul cunui1ucd taking Your
Ahcra'yc. unl,l had taken ihc lovtlh bo,lIc.w hen
acre wac a sudden change Ia my whole system, ms
'houeh had goi d ul some great buthen, and
Gould draw my breath as usual Ny nerves grad
ualiy became strong. and my appetite returned.
II has been four months since | commenced IN.
KING your Medicines. and at this time nearly every
vesrgc of disease Is eradica'cd from my system -
orn as active. aud ncory as strong us at any pc
'od OF ny lite. ! have nOw gained nlne pounds
t.ec months
have good reason 10 believe that tho use of
your Valuable Medicines, by The help of God las
saved the from premature grave.
JOSEPH BARBAR.
lial!owoll court. in Poplar street. between Sew.
ei ID nud Eighth SIS
Prepared only 10y Do JAYNE. No South Third
:. rhIadcl lili
cor sale hy J CRUMBACKER I73 Nam ST,
""ce'ihS' va dNw 3w oct
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Prkumohe River Lottery, class No 2lT.
I" be drnwn a, Wilmington. Thursday Oc,ubcr 30
! OF sSOOO ui 1000 OF 1000 oil sol
1o Nos. II ballots. Tic cts -; certificate pacA.
oge 70 wholes 25l DOLLS shares Ia pfoport.on.
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$4,000.

Grand ;OHsolida',a Loicrg of I,6s,nare 4 Gearcia
Class No. 60,
To he drawn at Wilmington. Siiurdnv Ocioher o5
81 $4,000 OF 10000 ~ 5000 | OF gao
- Nos II ballots. Tickets 81 ccr,iiioarc pack.
age 20 whOlcs Il dolls skates ~ proportion
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LlEc1'Sss1g2'P for. lSlS
TIE SOUTHERN
LiTERlRY MESNLNGER

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0saS va "a . &c sKs0 q.
E,IaNCi,,ss SALE.

LOf~it NikEi INC ANDL AGKhN 1.-THE
EronS IAHN-IAND IN MARSHALL.
COUNTY. 40 Sc
81 - list M tu the i',ri lie, tcss made hv tho
q Cir'ut Sauotn. Court ~ Law hnd Chance Y
i"r Oht' C"uoly. Nugiuis. .Fe lott day al J,nei
1871 aud 2Sh day "a May. I9i5. IA lhe suits M
Chnncefy.
Ee'ween 'he G"n'ral Insurance Company e
Iatyaud o'H,gia'aon.
aud
Mary NJ $ XaGc. Adminisiiotcix rf Ehcnczet Zane
licensed = leNeujer II Canpinc cSrruiut of Mus
- w Chap'nc. The said AlcAaufer. J. s,ah w
f'meroy and Mary Ana las w,ic. aud Other. dsI,n.
GGHts
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P"knmoLc River Lottery. Glaze M 90.
Y" 10" dawn Ihnrilov, Ormhrt -. 1915
| 81 $1,000 lot COO inIl6In I ,,Ioon
rs Nos, II hallu,s Tickets 50 {; cer,ifcn,, p,,L.
age - ~hp.cs SCI 90; shares IN proportion.
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NOTICE,

~ LILLIAN M'kAY viii open an evening
w school on Monday. 30 inst, ior Writing
Arithmetic. English Grammar and Book .keeping
oct 10
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Sln OOOt

P"k'moke River Lottery. class No 2l6
To he drawn al Wilmington. "wednesday Ort'r 90
| ul $4,000 80 OF 1000 | ol 900 of 500
I5 Nos. | ! hallus. Tickets 81, ccrtihca,c pack
age 20 wholrs GA doh; shares in pr, portion.
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SIIOOn,


P"komoke River i"ury. c'nss No 30.
To u" drawn al Wilmington. Tuesday October ,
| at $4,000 of 1000 OF 5000 of 2OOO
- N,s. 10 h,ini- Tickets 81; certificate. u,cb
age 25 w'iu!ea 29 d,lls; share, IA prcpornp ia.
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nl5n0Ci,

Potom'kc Rirer Louery of NJ class 2l5.
!" Ice drawn al Wilmington, Tuesday October %
l ni $4,000 OF 5000 of30O0 of 1000
70 Nus. 10 hn'luis Ticket, 81, certificate pa,l,
oge 70 Whole. 59l dolls; shares N ptuposMon.
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NHRS ELLISS WRITINGS,
WE iiclntCs at Private Life
The Daughters ui England
The Wives of England
TIE M,hors Of England
The Poetry Of Life
EHhcf I'll ice abryc works. fitted Ia promote lie
happiness Of every family crolc for sale nj t,c low
rucc 81 2j GEMS. ~ JOHN J 1fASWELL.
oct l6 Union ~, Wheeling
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SIN nNn.

P"k"mokc River Lpnen. class No pit
/" b" dawn at Wilmington. Wednesday, Og,'r
| "l $1,000 ni 1900 | al $500 II 5000
- Mos L. h,llo,s Tckcrs s.; certificate po,. !.
age 20 whoics Is dbl, shares IA proportion.
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eTOCKING MANrFAcTonY.

JUN ICNIiAhls
" y ESPEC TFULLY informs the citizens Of
u. y Wheeling aud vicinity. hat he continues iu
Manufacture Stockings, Shirts aud Drawers of q
su0cr'or qualify. Whilst lac is thankful for past ia,
eors. &c hopes by attention To husincs. In merit a
continuance at The same. JOHN ECKUARr,
Mann 81, opposite The N w Bank of Va
n u, He will hereafter keep hand finer ar.
uolc han has ever been manufactured in lhls ciry
sep 20 Jm
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~ ET ALL lhe World kuow The wonderful
y 4 efficacy al DE- Duucnr's ENPECTORA NJ
REMEDY. Tor the cure OF CONSUMPTION. AID
the symptoms indicating going into "a declIme'
DR. DUNCAN Deur Sir,
The Undersigned. patient under my care for
The last three mhnIhs, who has been laboung with
PhIhisIs Pu'monaIis OF pulmonary cunsumplIon.nnd
hndIns that no medicine could pT,sCtIhe would
afford him Any relief vas therefore determined
To test your Especuranl Remedy. nj the same l.me
having no confidence an the medicine sel forth in
cure c-nsnmpunni BAT To- please The patient. a
l"wed him To send your agent ia Wooster. Dt :
p Coalierer. for the medicine. which he dId. and
used II according 10 the duccIlous Accompanying
The bo'les. and Ituly TO my nsIuuishmeni. | found
my patient fast Improving, which he continued urI.
he became perfectly well. believe he used ouly
bottles BY his request. T write YOU these lines
hoping yoTr cxpac,nraul medicine " al continue 10
do for the consnmplives generally, as IN the above
case. NVurs Respectfully,
DR JAMES Il DICKEY.
| willingly subscribe NY name To Il,c ahuNe us
h"lns sol, iin aud sincere fact hone pose al
llcled WITH Iin dreadful disease. consumpyu .s'li
WM II WILKINS. Wayne county. O.
a fresh supply jasl received nv the only agents
in Wheeling. Il & K MARSH
ucl9
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&I2.0ONs

Ppkumuko River Loticry. class No 2IS.
To hc drawn at Wilmington. Del ruduy Ccr 81
at $4,000 oi 1000 oi 20OD OF 1900
~ Nos. ~ l'nlois. Tickets 81; certificate pack.
ngo "a whol,s Is dolls; ,hares ia ptoporl,nn
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CURE FOR CORNISH
CHAIRS! CHAIRS!! CHAIRS!!
JAMES 4. GATHER.
successor TO J. coNNELLY 4 SONS.
No. l56 IA RhET NIR z El,

CTSN kESPECTFULLY Informs the pub
nz1JN lie thai he has now on hand and man j..
V,.EN>--> ul"clules to order every variety OF
TS6 Chairs Of The latest patterns, and in
wv II style al workmanship not surpassed in
The Western County.
lie has on hand large stock of Boston Rockers
HAL Boston Rockers. Common do Revolving Chairs
81" able Tor Counting Rooms. Ere, ch rarur Chairs.
several new and splendid patterns of wood seal
Chairs Dining Chairs. Settles Socablcs Childrcns
Table. docking and Common Chars. &c Sc
Ire public are invited To call and examine Al,
st"'h, as ne VIII assure all wno favor HIM WIN
'he'r custom. that they shall moi he Disappointed c
lher IN price OF qnaIy. lie is determined by clos G
personal attention Ia business, 10 eniiIle himself Ia
a lar proportion OF public patronage
Chairs carefully packed sent TO aGy pnrl OF
the city free OF charge. en- scpll
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a. M,I.lfRE.

4 NNlLS-Tne SatsciDcf i.is jusi received
"a fresh lo at
Atmupec Mouse-l ole Auttis
Sandctspn, Foster a. Co,lct'adn
Wees, common aud cotton Efy
Bellows for Smiths
sio,k- eaj Dos. ocii5 SAMI NEIL.
IN RESEYTEElAN ALNtANACS Almanac.
f1r 1916 puhltshed by tic Pfesbvt.r,,,
Board oi Puuncaurr; Tue nov EDITION ofihe Palm
aud Hymns BInysu's PdRnm's Progress g. ,Vc--
Fof ssle ny JOHN J DASWELL.
CT 20 Wheeling
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SMALL FRY, LOTTERY

SNlALlI tR1 LOTTERY.
Draws every Monday und Friday throughout the
month oi Ociolcr.
Tickets 81; certificate of 25 whuts in those
lotteries VIII be- sen, for Il shares IN proportion
All orders shalt he promptly attended To
ROBf ARMSTRONG, Agent.
For ) G Gregory ~ Co
The drawings will nc regularly sent To purcha
Sers' hy The Wheeling Argus" To save postage
Oct
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TO ALL nom IT MAY CONCERN.

, luELDAFFER q FAIRS would respectful
4 q " INFORM their customers aud Ihe public gen
rtally. that they continue to manufacture all the
different varieties 81 CHAIRS, Seutcs Sociablc..
&c. al very reduced puccs aud at the sto,Iesi no.
ice possible. Their establishment is NJ No l27
Main street where they vii always he found ready
:" wait on al whO may favor thea with call
Chnifs carefully scIl 10 all paris Of The city free
u chafge.
N %. Good Poplar lumber taken in exchange nr
Wotk. iruc
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OCTOBER SCHEMES FOR 1915
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY

Class 25S for 1917 draws AT Baltimore, Orr %
| OF S250O0 | OF COCO of 1000 OF 5000
Tickets dolls; certificate ol 90 wholcs will
be sent ior 40 i"lis; shares in propurun
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No. 23l BROADWAY, AMERICAN HoTFI.
Opposite lie Founain0
W YORK.
4 RE IN receipt az an extensive assortment of
~ NEW GOODS lor Fall mud Winter Wear,
crmrr's'Ug Ffeneh and English Cloths lor Dress ant
Fro COATS Cassn,etes Ia great variey oC sryies-
Suh. S''n. Me,uu AID Velvet Vesiirss Nlilled
EIpihs, 'I"eed-, Sc for Ovetcoats. which will loo
made mp IT, order. hrough The AID of as efficient q,
curps ~ Cutters lie found ~ The country. an
f'senlni io'iiiIn tie economy To ahich we would
difec, aud VA rendering the sly aud character of
oar garments su,h - U.u,i sai- " the discriminating
thai our views ~ GheupEess are not based on Il,o
produc ION Of my Other Than FIST rate garmoD 8 .
such ~ have sustained orr system of small ?p,GIJ
nd quick rciufHs, and pfumpicd Ihc solicGaioh OF
call from hose who would really fleet a saving
Of he cxl1 per tcu'ogc LEVIED under Tie cI,dHsys.
lem
he attention directed 10 he Ftntaloois depart.
mrnl moot continue To ofer Inducements fo ihu,s
WHO appreciate a. cuRhinirg ease snd elegance
In add ton l1 ihc usu"t, ~ .Urmcnt uf GOODS
kcpi hy The trade. we have always "a hand ready
made Dress oud Frc, c'sts, Psutaloons. Vests, Be
.u auswcf ihe requirement. OF thusc who. ~ cases
nl cmor ency. may require a f st rate SUIT. Also
Fancy Dress utIcics ia great variety; Scnrfs era.
vnls lhrFlhetchIeis. Gloves, Suspeude $. IInsicy,
Under Vesis. Dfaw crs, Linen and Muslin SIifis,
'"lhr-. 90. 90. J,n 'S'e nci Z
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MORE NEW GOODS

BASKETS, BASkETS!-Just received M the
> Black Mammoth Boot, n few dozen of fine
Straw Travelling Baskets, which will he sold low.
oct 10 TODD &c HOWELL
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B4NOR RENr.-A loom on The corner of Union
4 and Market street. suitable iur a schoo, room
provided wiIh desks and seats
sep ~ TODD & HOWELL.
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a LSO-Jusi received Sibbeus CouDierCe,r De-
"a ,ecIor for October. Pictorial Bible Nos 80 and
40. For sale by W. RoBB.
OCT II cor Main e. Union Sts
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% NV GOODS. - Jusl received ni The Cuy Cash
- Sore. tpme ycty brpuIiul Sil,. ard Ga h
m.fts. Wlil, s gcnerl assortment ~ fali anI Win.
t,rG. ,d. COLI 1ud eziuiuc th,m.
ar9 q room.
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OLIVER SPOONS-Sllver Table and Tea
~ Spoons Tor sale aud madc lo order
ec' IL o FAlRCHrLD.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

DIAPERS AND TAIL ORS,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, VESTINGS, &c.
No. 23l BROADWAY, AMERICAN HoTFI.
Opposite lie FOuniain.)
NEIE TDDE
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s1iALi. Fry LorTEny,

Dnws as tul''ws lhruugh uuI the month niOcJnbpr.
Draws GA TIA, siayS--Cop,,al prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81 certificate OF Iackage wholes
Sl2; shares ia propIrlion.
Draws on Thurdnys-CapiIal prize $4,000.
Whole T,ckc,S 81; certificates OF package wholcs
SD; shares ia proportion
DAVIS on Suurdnys--Cnrital prze $4,000
Whole Tickets ST. certificate 81 package whole.
SID; shares in proportion.
Address yuur orlcis To
sep27 n l. DORSEY, Wheeling Va
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-19
Account Of POmpeii.

Pompeii was buried with Hercula-
neum and Stabie, in an eruption Of
Mount VesuvIus, a description Of which
with the calamitous event by which it
was overwhelmed, we proceed to give.
Pompeii is great aud rich town,
which, after lying eighteen centuries in
a deep grave, is again shone upon by
the sun. and stands amidst other cities,
as much a stranger as any one of its
former inhabitants would be among his
descendants Of the present day: such a
town has not its equalin the world.
The distance from Naples to Pompeii
is little more than ten English miles.
Near the Tore delrAnnuziatta, to the
left, and amid hills planted with vine
yards, the town itself, which throwing
off its shroud Of ashes, came forth from
its grave, breaks on the view. The
buildings are without roofs, which are
supposed to have been destroyed by an
enemy in an unguarded state, or torn
off by hurricane. The track ol the
wheels which anciently rolled over The
pavements are still visible. An elevat-
ed path runs by the side Of the houses,
for foot passengers; and, to enable them
in rainy weather to pass more commo>
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gGeritls Lof & Dpertisina.

tor and Pollux. Itshasl The usual TINS.
can artinm. surrounded Witho several
little chambers, 10. whichthe folIowiho
articles were fonnd;--fotrfeen larae
and small silver spoonss Eofnbronze, The
bust ola man, and anofherfather hand.
some one tofayoung Tiberiua which
served as an ornament to Al box 40fs the
same metal; vases off various FORMS;
shells; q beautiful gtripods large and
nnconpnon steelyard, with the weight
in the figure Of a Mercurys elegant
|candelabras two little boxes copiai6ing
lbiiisand sdfgical pf elietmieai pref5aFa 81
tions; a ring, withthe word save 'aent-
graved upon i'll of marble, a. singular
statue, which seems to resemble Herr
cules, with,a dog reposingsin his arms:
yials ofglass and vases ofaterraecotto.
Then follows ihe gynaecepn; a. peris-
lyle surrounds it in the middle. The
exedra, or drawing room; lies opposite
the entrance--two inches must have
contained the images Of the ancestors of
the family; obove, Bacchanallan dane.
es Of extraordinary beauty are painted,
and two pictures of very great merit
adorn the sides ofthe apartment. B The
one represents Dejanaria, looking afed-
tionately at Alcides, to whom she pre-
sents pretty child: the hero, resting
on his club, looks proudly at the, cen+
taur Eurytion, who is kneeling. and
seems to implorel mercy and forgive
ness. (Hyginus, fable, 3l.) The other
represents Meleager with the aboan
which lies dead at his feet and oAtalan.
ia by his side: Altheo and Leucippus
at some distance, cannot conceal their
envy. AT the back Of the exedra is a
little garden, in the middle of which is
an elegantmarble table and a little slat-
ue of Apollo. The apartment for the
triclinium and the dancers,is open to,
wards the garden; amosaic,a 80 the most
considerable that has hitherto been
found in Pompcii, adorns the floor. Cu-
pids hold lion, bound. with igarlands
of flowers, in the midst of bacchants;
thereis also temple and an image
pouring out juice from a yase!o ALL this
may allude to the scene in the great
Bacchanalian drama, in which wine 81
love triumphed over rudeness and
strength. s ss1t-as. oya bggauoIl
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instr pmentssof his misfortunes. brac-
ing oneflnee upon the fhnty rock awhiIe
the muscles of the other swellea asgil
the whole energies iof shis body lwere
collected in that single effort, Kbdago
aims at the treacherous scout and
THE twanging ibowstring dishisses
his last arrow upon its serrand Y Il
scarrled death to one, and disabled an
other, when the pursuit was abandon
ed. s1zssssls ts tsiii s'8 N
~ baltimore is'ahefe ito addf ~ The
kbewildered Europeans reioined thea
comrades, wfle were soon after sof
their march from 1.-THE scene they had
desolated; while Kiodago descended
from his Teyry to collect the fugitive
survivors of his band, and, after bury.
ing the the slain, to wreak terrible
vengeance uponatheir murderers; the
most of whom were cut offby him be-
fore they joinedthe emain body~of the
French army. The Count de Fronte-
nae, returning To- Canada, died soon
afterward. and the existence of his half.
blood daughter was soon forgotten.
And-though the dozen old families oi
the state ol New York who have Indi-
an blood in their veins, many trace
their descent from the offspring Of the
noble Kiodago and his Christian wife
yet the hand of genius, as displayed in
the admirable picture Of Chapman and
Adams, has alone rescued from oblivi
on the thrilling scene Of the Mohawk's
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