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MILITARY TAIL or THE GREAT
MICilIGANUER.

But, in Cy hurry, was very near clos.
w On the subject OF military tails before |
Va, douc sith il. There is one entire az.
ielc Of The sort have cot discussed get
mesn The military TAD you Democrats ore
nov engaged in dovetsiling on 10 the gfes,
Mch,sandcr. ies, sir, all his Jicgraphefs
lsnd they are legior) have him IN hand, ~.
,ng him 10 military tail, like go many mis-.
ehiesous boys yiag a dog to bladder Of
atsns. True, the material they have is
vesy limited; but they drive o, IT, nigh,
and man. lie Invaded Canada viihou, re.
ssiaoce, snd he onfvsdcd IL wiihoul pursuit.
A be cid both andcr orders, | supp Sc
there VAS, 10 him. neither credit OF discre.
d., 10 them; bu. they ara made to cons,i.
iu'e large part Of the tail. lie ~as moi
u Hubs surrender. bot he vas close by
be YES volunteer cid TO Gen. Harrison Gu
The day Of the battle or the Thames; and,
you sald in $40, Harrison was picking
who,,lebeffies tao miles Cd while the bat
lie sss Ought. suppose il 10 just eouciu.
sies. 9th you. TO say Cass was aiding liar.
risoa 10 ri shnr,l,berres. THIS is abcu,
oil, exrep, the mooed question Of the bro.
Lsu sword. Some authors say be bitkc il;
sea,e say be threw il away; and some 9th.
cts. who ought to know, cay no.hing abou!
il. Perhaps II would be a fair historical
compromise, II he DID not break il, he did
noi do any thing else ~i,h 1t.
by the way, Mr.. Speaker, did you knos
lam military herof Yes. sir, IN the day.
of,Ls Black Ha~k war, fought, lied aud
cane away. Speaking Of Gen. Cass's ca.
fees. reminds inc Of INV own. | was not
S,illrnaa's defeat, but sas abou, as pear
!, a. Csss was to Hull's surrender; and,
Ike him. saw the place very soon after.
ustds. LIS quite ccfiain did not break
my sword, for | he'd none 10 break but
bent mnskc, pretty badly Gu one occasion.
II Cas- broke bis sword, The idea ~ he broke
il il DESPERATION; | bent the musket BY nc
eidtn,. Ii Gen. Cass vent in advance oil
ne IN picking whorcbcrries, guess sur.
passed him in charges upon the Mid onions.
II be say any 1.-Two hgh,Ins Indians, II vas
more than did, but had good many
bloody struggles with the mosquitoes; and,
although never fan cd from loss Of blood,
can truly say was often very hungry.
Mr.. Speaker, II | should ever conclude
10 dof aha, our Democratic friends may
suppose there is OF black coesude Federal.
'sm nblul the. and, thefcupon, they shall
hks me up as their candidate for the Pres
ilnacy, p,o.es, they shall no, make fun OF
W. Is 'ney pave OF Gen. Ias'' oY attempt
c.ss ~ r,,r ,,,, ,or p,ov,so
u,, " "r
"ane nave zen Iess ~ maui, w..
''"y .o'a '1oo, u. po'''ea, p, pr ~
'pse'"e 20, 'ase 'he 'sep'' ~. ." ~ s
Nss'0n '"s "',.".' p'o's'o, ~ 'aV ~.
"s'0a mon " "a ~ - 60 wa. ~ H. .
npo'' o. 'peeeS % "o"' ~, Sa e. "aa' ~. Wv
"a, 's'o.s :" ,"' $3.50, =" VI. ~, A.. r.,
."'' cu,"s 'ao ue've'. - ."1" H.. w. y
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[NU MBER 40.
A CARD.

Mr.. Editor The Nashville Uoion, of
The 22d ult., was handed 10 me this morn.
ing by friend, who called nv attention to
an article copied from The Hi!sborougi.
IN. Z J RATION, Democra,ic campaign
paper.
The false impressions intended 10 lie
made by the editor of Ina, print, in regard
TO my feelings towards Gen. Tay Ior, dc.
mands, at my hands, n notice and refuta.
ton. am a TenDcsseean, and a Whir.
and have again returned 10 my own Sinie,
where expect and intend To vote for Tav.
or and Fillmore. though commanded a
company in the North Carolina Regiment
Of Volunteers in Mexico.
The difficulty in the North Carolina
Regiment is known to the reading public,
winch resulted in the discharge Of Lien.
tenants Sine,etary and Fender, from the
United States service, who were again re.
stored TO their positions by the President
of the United States. Lieut. pender's evi.
dence before the Cour, of Inquiry, impli.
Gated Gen. Taylor, in representing Gen.
Taylor as saying that the officers and sol.
dlers engaged in the muiny onebt to be
shot. Our Regiment. m, self among the
rest, condemned this in Gen. TAYLOR, and
said we would no, vote for him if he were
a Candidate for the Presidency, a.d perse.
vered IN this determination until saw the
sworn testimony of Lieut.. Fender, since
his return, stating that Gen. Taylor said,
That not only the persons engaged, bGt the
whole Regiment ought to be shot Lieut..
Fender proves too much, and has so Ggur.
ed in giving his testimony a, different times,
that |, with others, became satisfied tina, he
was not to be relied upon as a man Of We.
raciiy. Aaa | have the utmos, confidence
IN Gen. Taylor, as kind, humane, oblig-
ing, and an able officer, and can say with.
out vanity, ought to know.
That part of the extract in the Union,
which makes me to have said what number
Of the men in the regimen, would support
Taylor and Fillmore, is false. The re.
marks made as TO the number of votes for
these men. were in reference 10 the Com.
Pany | had the honor TO command, and not
the Regiment. This is the error Of the ed
lter of the Ra.oon. in his zeal to serve the
cause Of Cass and Butler. never saw the
editor in my life TO know him, though he
makes statement which he processes TO
have heard me make. His course, howev.
er, is in keeping with the enemies Of Gen.
Taylor, and the grovelling, contemplate,
sneaklng editors in the Locofoco ranks.
JACOB Fl. CONSTABLE,
Late Captain in " c.. Regiment
Of .r~9orteefS IN iHt.sf-~
Sept. l, lS4S. Jones5oro' Wing.
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Sept. l, ls4s. Jonesboro Wig.
THE CHANGE.

Times change and men change with
them, said the Roman moralis,, and every
days experience proves the truth of The
observation.
But few years ago, this State brislled
with bayonets from the mountains to the
seaboard, because the Presideu, sought to
enforce an Act which our people consid-
cred unconstitutional. Nor an unconstitu.
ional Act-assaling not only our for.
tunes" but our I" lives and our sacred hon.
lis signed by Southern President,
and thus made the Law of the land, and his
Message is commended by Southern press
es as "patrolic and commendab!c," and
the people tamely submit to the indigni,y.
Then confding in the justice of their cause.
an indignant people appealed to arms to re-
sist the mandate of the Supreme Court,
scorning to beg humbIy for protection.-
Nop they are advised TO cling TO any
" compromise any respite before hang.
ing. Smitten on one cheek, we are coun-
selled to turn the other TO the smiter-to
wait until the next session-to crawl on our
knees for justice, and be as thankful for the
smallest favors as beggar for broken VIC
tuais. Congress passes, and Mr.. Polk signs
the Wilmot Provso-our Representatives
burning at the lndignily, come home and
preserve dignified silence Presses make
it paramount" by plunging into the Pre-.
sden,al canvass, and sinking ii altogether
and THE PEOPLE, once so prompt to re-
sent insult and meet aggression, like sheep
led TO the slaughter vault after their politi-
cal bell wethers into the pen Of "the Par.
,y."- Col. Telegraph.
ATAYLOR ANNIVERSARY IN INDIANA.
The friends of Gen. Taylor in Western
Indiana celebrated on the 9Th instant, the
seth Anniversary of his gallant defence
of Fort Hamilton in 1912, when assailed
after Hul's surrender by vastly superior
force of British and Indians. The site Of
that old Fort, then in the heart Of the Yves.
tern Wilderness, is now Terre Haute, the
flourishing capital Of Viso county. The
par,icipators in the celebration are various
ly estimated from Fifteen to Thirty Thou
sand. Elk Gov. Letcher, Of Ky. presided,
and made an able speech. Among the
speakers were Hon. Henry S. Love. Hon.
r. W. Thompson, and Hon. E. W. Nc
Goushey, of Indiana, with G. s. Orlh,
John Ewing, and John II. Thompson, of
that State, Hon. L. F. Linder, Of Iii. Capts.
Osborn and Rousseau Of the late Volnn.
teers, and others. The meeting must have
been great one; the people camping a.
round in their large prairie wagons like an
army. Terre Hau'e was crowded the night
before, and one of the delegations arriving
that morning, was two hears in passing the
bridge over the Wabash. The main meet
ing was held in grove on the prairie, aud
is said by the Wabash Express TO have CO.
vered twenty acres, but meetings were held
in the Court House on the evenings Of the
4th and 9th.
We have supposed Indiana given over
for Cass, but this don't look like h.-1ribsne
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
xpc cch OF Mr.. Lincoln, OF Ill.

UN THE
PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION.
Delivered in the House Of Representatives Of tie
United States. Jaly 81. 1915.
rnxrfupFn
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IL BADGER. Editor.
II. j. uOLTON,
Proprietor ANA Publisher.

NEW TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per annum In advance; TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS IL payment
h delayed three months; and THREE DOL.
LARS II not paid until the close Of the year.
Flaftering cfers to Clubs.
SCOPES one year TO one direction, $40
8 !. . :. !" /" a
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ALEX. HEYM AN,
No 1876. MAIN ST., VI nELLIsG, VA.


Clotls-IOO ps French, English and West Of England
,rooI dyed Cloths anuna whch will he found few ps
of "Peoe's Aesi' Twied, which cannot he SURPASSED
r. lna'',y Or 'sa. e II, Pe,u,a, and extremely low
English Mormoes, large stock, very me quaiity LOT
SHE per yard. - ,;, ., p,.,ch
and Scotch Ginghas very desirable styles and al very
low prices; excel lent for 10 Sic per va. se
large assortment, of Manchester and domestic al
irish Lnens-A very large stock of all kinds; very
GOOD article for 81 per yard.
: Hoo,Is-A splendid article WOODEN hoods Also Don
nets and Goats FOR childleN. ,
carpeting--A variety Of carpeiins among when WI
he found good article OF A Ingram Tor - cents per
FRENCH AND ITALIAN GOODS.
100 ps new satius and silks of different kinds, such as
Paris Pekn SILK rich striped Cameieon, sath sulpeu
,ya,ered Poult de Sole arts plain and figured Armne
extra super Paris block grass de k,e - men a 's nv
inch extra heavy and VIDE n,sh sas'e s,endd
icIe Ase Faulard Silks, and great man o.he,S very
desirable. completing s1ca All a.soi' , u,
cannot he found in any house west si the hsuntans
oartiuarly invite the ladies call and examn" them a.
tbev will mud il well worth their time ann 'fone.
oeae my self 10 iaeas silks which wiieN any
himS they have ever seen this market have also
,ilhs al i,c per yard, good article. . o
width harIed Jaw silks for dresses oi s"pe
Alss' few Embroidered Thhet Dresses, something
entirely new, article whieh no mercha III .,'s I','
Ia ever had pleasure texhnit IL eus'one'' L."
lies call quick II you wish te see 'hen', 49,;
Silk Velvet, Thread Laces, Ribbons, Arll
s. ials, French Mlreuocs, Bonbazlues, Shawls
ca,hmere-, Jacunr,s Nestings, Marines. Bee
Ticks, Gloves, Cotton Fiaimels, Caleoes
Furniture Prlnis. &r.
no TUE IA III ES-Aly stock has he-n, selected III
.,,nost care and housn entirely for cash, of the lar
az nnorting houses the eastern eities, winch ema
-, A.. 10 n er the newest and most iashlonalas s@
49, saa son at price FAR below amy o'"et h"ANr
ns s' c1 You may assured that yen ~ saw ~,
is ~ tra,,lr In aivlua the trs can, as am su
iey a m ,a,k any frther for bargains and Styles
~, Coun,ry Nefcfaais are inNrd 10 So s ""u
ea""" sen ~" $50 sep "a
aN. ,unnsy ny 1t.
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George 40 cMurrap.
NEW FASHIONABLE


FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
q GORGE McMURRAY is n.w opening at his store
~ room ON Market square rich and beautiful stock
of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods TO which tie notice of
his customers is respectfully solicited.
For Gentlemen.
Super Black, French and Swiss cloths, Black and fan
cy Cassimers do barred and ain Satin vcsting merino
do black, barred Barathea do black, brown, invisible
green and other coors English cloths with many other
articles desirable for Gentlemen
For the Ladies.
Super rich silk Pais Cashmere do plain silk haired
and striped Aipaccas OF all colors, silk laced French
Merinoes article, high colored Cashmere tie cosst
do, Mousln de Lans with large stock OF British and
American Prints of beautiful texture and STYLE rich
embroidered back Mode and fancy colored Cloth, Me
rino and Alpaca Shaws, Gmphead black and fancy
coored silk fringes all widths, large assortment OF
beautiful rotation Gimp silk edge and plain ladies dress
TUTORS, real thread iaces desirable article m
threat Isle, Jacone,t and Swiss Edgngs and serinss
real Wech cause nd American white Fannels red and
yellow do, mode and other coisrs Moreens for Ladies'
skirts black fancy kid gloves. silk Fosell and emtro
dered do silk and Alpaca hose golden Plaid oil tres
sell. Manchester and Easl0n Ginghaus, striped, harc
aud plain dress silks, style Bonnet ribbons great
variety, This arrival contains splendid assortment OF
the hausomes, and cheapest goods brought this
market Oct SIM
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CALL ROUND.
GREAT BARGAINS.

WHEELING AND BELMONT BRIDGE CLOTHING STORE.
BEG leave call the attention of customers,
< well as every body else TO my new and
SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS,
received from eaern cities, and bought on the best
terms at auction and Jobbng houses.
My stock consists of the following articles viz
Supr black blue and fancy coored French Cloth, Cas-
simeres of all grades and Styles Cassnets, San silk
velvels and other Vesting Handkerchefs, fancy Sus
penders, Gloves Hosiery, Lambs Wool and China silk
under shirts and Drawers.
Ready Made Clothing.
My stock of ready made clothing is very large and
not surpassed by any other the city, and consists OF
Sup French cloth dress frock Goats, Cashmere and
Cassinet pants, Nestings of all kinds and qualities,
Shirts very fine article of beached muslin, cheek and
flannel
Customer Work.
Having received the latest New York and Philade-
pima fashions and having engaged while east superior
and fashionable Cutter am prepared 10 execute work
in the neatest aud most fashionable style. Ina
my stock IL large my styles as good, and my pr
as cheap, in any other establishment west OF
mountains. Call and look for yourselves
NV motto is: short prohis for cash.
Oct / G KAMMERER
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WlntD0mn>
New Fall

New Fall
AND WINTER GOODS
At the 4 Big Doors, corner Nam and
MOarOe SIS.
g RICE has received his stock goods com
Ms prising every article in the of inter goods
for gentlemeIs wear, all of which viii he made up
order in the most fashionable manner sold by the piece
or yard very cheap for cash
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Ny stock in thIs way is very large and good and
will offer them at wholesale retail my usual low
prices believing that persons wishing TO buy can do
much better here than elsewhere. ! Will only say to
my old customers and the public in general give
look befAre you purchase your winter clothing
Big Doors. IA
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GS4nl. BattsD.
twenty thousand Dollars and am s ssspl

lwenty Thousand Dollars and staple
Goods to he sold at cost for cash
WM BAILEY al No l59 Main street, offers al cost
larco elegant and beautiful assortment OF Fancy
d = pl Dry Goods, the stock contains amost every
ich the dry goods line and amounts to between
and twenty thousand dollars.
| am determined on selling to quit the business.
the Dear People will understand this not TO he
nlbug selling OF at cost.
The Ladies are PARTICULARLY invited to call as my
.cS of dress and fancy goods very LARGE SILKS,
ids gngIains. sliawls, Hosiery. Ribbons, trinses.
.. in eildleSs quantities. -,
For Gen nen every thing in their line, viz: Black
ench cloths and CassinIeres Coakings, Linens, fancy
,ssimers an elegant assortment of Nesngs, Cravats
Ispenders Gloves, shirings musiins sheeings e'c' III
~ quantities
Merchants and Others now wishing 10 purchase Oh
tier terms than they do East would do wen u
II and make selections Immediately, the stock helhs
Try large and complete, should he very great induce
ent TO purchasers | will sell out the whole sioch a.
yiolesale very advantageous Gems
WIN BAILEY,
dee Is No i5g Main street.
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Grrer s. Antte.

Mckee AND ROBERrSON'S GOODS.
m PAIRS superior blankets,
" 10 pieces Red Fanueis
do Brown pressed Flannel
) do Pieces Cashmere,
10 do Nv leans. A large LOT of W oolen Earn, all
of Mckee Rohertson's make lust received aud for
safe cheap by GREER & MOTTE.
oct Is No lt2. Market ST.
A NOTIIEH OF thuse superior Blankets Of Mckee,
Rohcrison's make, just received and for sale at
manufacturers price by GREER & MOTTE.
Get - No 1872, Market st.
TSOMESTICS, Brown and beached shiring and sheet
~ ings brown and beached Drillings, Ticking
Checks, white and colored Canton Fanne,s recei-
we'd and for sale low al GREER & MOTTE,
oct No 1872. Market ST.
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WI e. 10 q H..

y n
We EL ~ Il " "a IL.
All of the following articles which have
i .,.L-,,. / - ,,.u,,I =. 80. I I
opte'iAeu uiioot!ii''cu popularity arc SoIu
ouIv panuine in Wheplinu bV A. O.
D:.ll w
fAlhCHlLD' III Ii'lsoufSh' ny M 1aoh-
SON in teuhenviIle A. COM in ST
80, ~ =,
ClalrSVllle, by JOHNSON, IN w aShlng-
+o, D, NV Swpp>,1, AZ CON oIso in
every TOWN. III Oiilo' I3hllsy Nallla.
Virginia and MARYLAND.
~ rMEnIr,JIE DEnfEnN
AN CL\EelO NLLED hEnEDI,
And am Almanac for IS Is gratis.
lst-for Gods and Feversh feelings aud preventing
gFevers.
2d-For Asthma, Liver Complaint and Bilious afec
tons.
2d-For Diarhga Indigestion and Loss of Appetite.
4th-For CostivenesS in females and males.
5th-For stomach affections, Dyspepsia and Piles.
The points It's not had TO take, never give
pain. and never leaves costive
For all these things 1t is warranted unqualified and all
who do not find il so may return "te and get their
money.
This medicine is LONGLEY'- ..EAT WESTERN
INDIAN PANACEA Fuller description i'll an Alma
nae for 1915 gratis.
The only Genuine Balm of Columbia HAIR TONIC.
of HAIR free from ddndru ana scnr 40 NOT la 10 pro
cure inc eeine pam Vi o",''''i~ i" II, ~
Wsnr who have lost Their hair for twenty wears have
; na"y VIZ naNe Hs' N ;iI oea,a,, ~ tha ,sa az
~ ~ ~ 49,, 80 ~ on,,Ii,io, annea, IA he M oh
stn, ,'ho,ar IL also causss The Hind to flow with
ni.L ~, - IL IL fa5 IN, ,,hirb p,eons
whlch the oeca'c hoIi tuIe 20 49," ~ 49, $3.50
h n i ,orsJ -, he n,tnra, color bv tbe
ma ~ ,h rsn,edr In MI cases of fever il
few applications only arenecessary to keep the hair
from falling II the roots, it never fails
to Impart rich glossy appearance ana as perin'%e
for the toilet il is uneQuaed 1t holds three times as
other other mscacd hair restoratves and is more eiiec
ual. The Genuine manutacuredoniy by Constock &
Co. 81 CORTLAND ST. New YORK.
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NO MONOPOLY.
OYSTER depot!

RI he undersigned have fitted up oyster Depot on
Il Main street few doors south of Monroe, in which
they are prepared 10 dis pose of FRESH OYSTERS,
received direct from Baltimore, where they shipped
them by the first hands
We prepared sell them, Wholesale or Retail at
a very small advance over Baltimore prices.
PRlCES-Stewed Is per doz, Raw la cents, Fried
% ceuts.
Keepers of Oyster Houses. and Private families would
DO well to give US a call las viii make ehect for
them to do so. nov 9tf McNASH k MOORE.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

ryIIE latest arriva have this day finished receiving
my large and splendid stock of Fall and " inter
Goods which are open for the inspection ot all
purchasers either wholesale retail can positively
Affirm that have large and well selected stock OF
Fancy and ape Dry Goods be found III tins CITY,
My prices is an object 10 every purchaser
oct ! w bAiLbh.
B-The attention afthe Ladies is particularly called
my stock of Dry Goods, they are OF great variety
have lust reserved few of those very rich sk
and velvet vesiings and likewise fancy cassIners Tor
gentlemen. No lJ9 Main ST.
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YDa. Y zsDNDa-
Aler. NtcpM1an.

money Saved!
NEW ARRIVALS OF IS PACKAGES or
ALL AND WINTER DRY-GOODS
Which aciH be sod trem 25 to 80 per
cent cheaper than any other
House IN this city.
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MARBLE ESTABLISHMENT
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
ALARGE LOT OF
ITALIAN AND 4 MERICAN
SfAEsHsHIE,

rrsIIE subscriber having turned his attention almost
exclusively 10 the manufacture of Nantes, Moh'I-
ments Tomls Head and Foot stones, ETC. has Just re-
reived snlendid lot of Blocks and Stalls of superior
enav OF the AFRO, marble, which he is now making up
i, manner moi surpassed by any in the United states,
and will sell very low Please give me call lie wll
also suppy country and other stone cutters, whoesaie
hnve also ON hand considerable quantity OF Free
stone Nonun,ents Tohhs and llesdstones which wi
s,os, nv, away Every thing in the above line done
an line shortest notice possible
u" ,terinq done in the Iates, and most beautiful
style and IN almost any langnsgG rexuFe1; g..
MICH sEI. g. ROHAN, Marble Rnd Free stone
M Worker lower end Market ST. Wheeling'Na
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FOR WORMS-Comsiucks Nermliuee WIZ eraolca"
ard cure children and adults who have worms Caution,
beware OF ali unless the name is spelled honlsIoch
lie did Dutch name OF the iuvSntor. Prce % cents
per hottie. 20 1t cannot inlure the chiid should there
he 10 worms, but II win do II good.
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BOOKS. NEW STOCK

- AMILY and pocket Bibles, Presbyterian Psalms and
Is Hymns, Psalms OF David, variety OF school Books
Eciee' c Readers, Sanders Readers. Cohb's Readers
Rays Arithmetic, Davies Arithmetic and Algebra
Comsioek's Philosophy. Chemistry and Physiology and
variety of standard works on Theology Medical and
general Literature Blank books and kinds of station.
airy, wide window blinds and wall paper sold low as
any establishment in the city, by
JOHN FISHER. Agent
sop3 Main ST. N,bealiI
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TO THE HALT AND LAME, ComsioeSs Nerve
and Boue Liuinc.t and Indian Vegetable ElXr Is he
ost lectua cure for Rheumatism, contracted cords OF
muscles and is warranted 10 cure any case OF Rheuma
tlsm Gout. uei 10
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