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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-01

TURS, BoAS AND CUFFs.-Lynx, Imitation
L do, Siberian Squirrel, Silver Martin and
Fitch. Also, fresh lot of Clonkings, Cloths
and Tweeds. For sale by B. F. MAY.
r AIDES GATES AND SHOES. Just reed
IL fresh supply OF Mrs. Smiths CATERS ana
Shoes. and for sale by B.F. MAY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-01

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scrlber Of Cecil county, has obtained from the
Orphans Court OF said county, letters Of Ad-
mlnistraion on the personal estate Of
Isaac Pea,ce,
late ofsaid county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against The said deceased, are hereby
thereof only authenticated, on or before the
9th Of October, 1853,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate, are requested 10 make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 9th day Of November, 1882.
JOHN KIRK,
| Nov p 6w Admir-.
| THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriber of Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county, letters of
Administration on the personal estate of
Charles Harris,
late of said county deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased, are hereby
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
2Sth day OF September, 1883,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted TO
said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 9th day Of November, 1852.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Nov 81 6w Admir-.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scrIher Of Cecil county, has obtained from the
Orphans Court OF said county, letters testament
t,r Ma, nal #
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City Council.
LAST NIGHTS PROCEEDINGS.

s,,f,L MEErrxo Present, his Honor, Mayor
~, ,ad MesSrs. Berbelet, Black. Botsford,
r,s Gill, Goodrich, HallowelI, Hull, Hard.
:, s,llday, Tanner, Wait and Wilson.
r.speciaI object of the meeting was to heal
4, ,si!ion of F. K. Beshere and others for gra.
=, paving and curling alley G. from Marke
;,le. .crOss ChOpline street, to Eotf street. Or
vs., the petition was granted, the work to be
r. n the city bonds at years.
O. aoiOn of Mr.. Forbes, ordered that the bell
sn old Council Chamber be placed on the Cen
:, T,seling Market House.
a1oiOn Of DR.. Tauner, ordered that en- ordi-
" be reported in relation to hauling gunpow-
s.pngh the streets.
;aiou OF Joanna Burns, for restoration of Ii
z-Eelusel.
bort of Committee on Accounts recommend
he payment of WIN. Harvey's account, and
the Office Of Sanitary Committee in the I'd
:. be vacqted-ndopted.
be office of Fire Warden in the same Ward
uIso declared vacated.
s.oanls of R. ]. Dullard. Stops. and ohm T /.
Ell, $3.50, ordered to be paid.
Il Committee on Appeals reported on the as
ss,.ns ofprOpeTty, and the following reductions
ve made:
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The BANK OF ESetAND.-A London correspon-
dent Of the N. Y. Commercial, referring 10 the re-
cent increase of the rate of discount by the Bank
of England, says:
II is worthy of remark that such circumstance
as the bank rate of discount having been doubled
within so short time as eight months, has not
previously occurred since the passage of the Bank
charter act. During the panic of 1s47, the rate
was advanced from to 8 per cent, but the altera-
ton was spread over rather longer period. In
the year preceding that panic, the diminution in
the bank bullion was &c 500 900, less than 81
100000 above what has been drained within The
last 70 months, TIE total during that interval hav
ing reached 95,O00,0Oo. Under these circum-
stances. the universal prosperity which at present
exists, the total freedom from failures, and the
complete absence Of any serious encouragement
in the stock market, furnish unquestionable evil
dence of the exceptional nature of the influences
that have now been in operation as compared with
the fatal madness which then left fear and apathy
which were not overcome until the lapse OF FIVE
succeeding years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-29

A TRAVELLING HorEL.-A Paris correspondent
of the Cincinnati Gazette, in letter dated August
of travelling in France. He writes:
If we are in advance of the world in sea yatchs,
the French have beaten us in the Orticle of rail-
load yatchs. rich capitalist, Monsieur the
Count Of -, has invented and superntend-
ed the construction Of railrond hotel, for his own
private use, with which he intends TO travel with
his family over all the railroads of France. 1t isl
complete house, with all its dependencies. princi-
pal and accessory. There is parlor, bed rooms,
with beds, billiard room, kitchen, Office, cellar,
which will hold good store of wine, ice-house,
&C.; in one word, all the elegance and the COM
fort. the useful and the agreeble, of dwelling the
most complete and the most rich tits very long,
and like all French cars, very wide. 1t is made SO
that it can be transferred from set of wheels to
another, though that seems of no Importance since
the roads of France are all, believe, of the same
wide guage. This travelling hotel has cost its pro-
prietor about So 000fr, and is at this moment at
iracting great attention at the depot of the Orleans
railway.
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TEI,EGRAPHIC. NEW S
By the National Line.
:GRAPHKD Observation-Disclosures
FROM YloSToN.

SEPTEMBER. 21.-A4yices from bermuda ofth=
18th inst, received at Halifax, report Tie yellow
fever at ST. Georges. Lieut. JYoodford and | 50
others belonging to the 66th regiment died. over
100 others are sick. Out of 2O5 convicts only 25
American Consul died; in all 81 deaths. Two
fifths of the sappers and miners are in the hospt
al. Fever spreading.
Winthrop addressed the Massachusetts Wing
Corvenlio denouncing the progressive doctrine
Of Gushing as set forth in the New York NANTES
to. On the I'd ballot Emory Washburn, of Wor-
cester, nominated for Governor and Thomas
CPlunkett, of Adams, nominated for Lieutenant
Governor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-29

VI. Black moved that the extension of Market
fIs=! be graded. aud McAdamized from J. w.
Aa's's residence to Bank street-caTied.
APPLICATION Of Mrs. Clifton for Coffee house IL
''l:' ?! grade ID class, granted.
o. notion of Dr.. Tanner, ordered that the al
Es:'Fsea Quincy and Centre streets, from 6tt
SIs 5s graded.
Application of C. F. Hilderbrand for Coffee
li.': .oease, ID class, ID grade, granted.
IT. Hi!!orelI moved that 100 feet of curbIug be
E''l Zane street on the Island-carried.
0'a',on of Mr.. Forbes. ordered that curbing
s'a''' along Second street from Market to
AP.,e.
il7l:'aoaof Jacob Lantz for Coffee house Ii
So q class. I'd grade, rejected.
AZ S.'ss moved that Walnut alley be paved
&For5es moved that the Committee on ordi-
l'a'' 'spott 10 regard to prohibition against PEI
10 '.Lng meat in both market houses On the
IL: a''nlngs-cartied.
AIiiJlned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-29

WAsHIXGToN's WEALTu-THE MOUNT VERNON
EsrArE.--The following extract is taken from an
old book published by Russell & West, Boston,
in the year 1900, entitled Washington's Political
Legscies," and dedicated by the editors to Mrs.
Martha Washington:
General Washington was at one time proba-
bly, one OF the greatest land-holders in the Uni
ted States. His annual receipts from his estates
amounted in 1895 TO four thousand pounds ster-
ling. His property at the same period was esti-
mated 10 be worth one hundred and sixty thou
sand pounds sterling, which is very large sum
in federal money, and was considered very great
fortune at that early day IN this country for any
one man to possess. His estate at Mount Vernon
alone was computed in 1887 10 consist of nine
thousand acres of land, of which enough was in
cultivation to produce, in single year, ten thou
sand bushels of corn and seven thousand bushels
ofwheat. In a succeeding year he raised two hun
dred lambs, Sowed twenty-Seven bushels of fax
seed. He desisted, it was said, from planting TO
bacco, which was then extensively raised in Vir-
GINA, for the supposed purpose of setting an ex-
ample, by employing his extensive means in the
introduction and fostering of such articles OF do
nestle use and necessity as would ultimately tend
10 the best advantage OF his country. His domeS-
tics at the same time were indusiriouSly employed
in manufacturing wooden cloth and linen in SUI
liCient quantities to clothe his numerous house,
hold, which numbered nearly one thousand per-
SonS''
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CALENDAR FOR 1855.


From toothless babes OF nameless weeks,
Toprattlng jokeTs in the streetsj
From girls and boys that read at SCHOOL,
To office clerks upon their stOolsi
From the budding OF love at sweet seventeen,
To the Caude explosions of all honeymoon dTeanlSi
From midway years OF man sud hisLwtfe,
). To nd yancing days and :eeltning life;
At the wOndrOus things of these modern days.
Ts heard this general exclamation,
. TIAyE You USED LYONS KATHAIRoH3
b Cfrey heads and bald in concert sing
The magic OF this powerful thing
That starts the roots Of hair long deaaS
And covers up the once BALD headJ ..o
While the truant locks, 80 harsh and SUM-
That used to VeX the pretty miss
Now around her shoulders twtrl
la such rich, luXurant euTls, -,
The sight OF touch, you know not which,
Sets men SHINING, 0nd their heads bewtteh'd
The Dandrun-veXed stuf-that once dld IAN
O'er bro ad cloth coats, and collars SOIL
You number with the things That WERE ..t
BY using Kathairon ontbe hair
But more than half, or all yet SAID,
Are facts about the NeTUouS Head,
br.s + hat sometimes racks and aches with pain,
And d ctoT s. pills uTe taken In vain.
Now Gle KathaiTon, such pains III WaItahe Su'9'
Ard Pimples, Salt RhslD, Efyslpeias ana IeteIS
And all such diseases, nothing Is better,
n SNsS KATHAIRON Justly Celebrated tor PTeseGV-
Ing Restoring and Identifying the Hair, Is sold ~
TTgEest and Principal merchant Throughout tue
world IN large bottles, for % eents.
Sold to the trade at Liberal dIseouht-ot "SUe' eN'
raissioHed. Address letters to nc l,on,.tor
- 161 Broadway, New York.
sale nv Reils & Caldwell, Whole9ale Agents Ior
yVl5eeiSe Also sold by Patterson q Co.'S =.
{. Co., and Wheat q Chaplin
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=. ro,ld call the attention of our readers 10
"" ", Nv On sale at M'Mechen's Literary De-
wa o,rs,ders who have patronized the IN
=" r.-i..des, will finn it due to truth and to
Sire, 10 read something on the other side of
" y ..,siOu. The work alluded 10, is entitled
ri. Robin in his Cabin, in Virginia; and IN
sr,n without one in Boston," 1t is we'll
-.,o and in the opinion of many, is tnum-
-. r.fatatiOn of the sophistries of Mrs. Stowe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-29

1.-THE annual election for State officers takes
re Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana on
aiay, Oct. 18th.
1Sol. Smith, the old th atrical performer, is
.l'ddate from Criminal Judge, in st. Louis.
(; The carpenter shop of Mr.. VIM. Calls,
-2Ik' Va, was consumed on Friday evening
- lncendialism and full insurance.
[A bid standing five feet high, Eve feet eight
,,asa from tip to tip of the wings, has been shot
'1aakn, Wis. Its color is blue, with green
II o. the head.
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UatsI Bats!! Hats!!!

OF THE LATEST FALL FASHION.
WY arc manufacturing Hats OF the latest fall m
w styieS and ave prepared to supply cur patrons 8
and the public with Hats that cannot be surpassed nS
endurance beauty finish and artistic culand although
nil our Hal are or the first heir class, they will
nshed at prices low those oinerior
vict manufacture Also, large Eortmcnt OF all the di
ent varieties OF and Felt mems, youths, and chill
ircns Hats Also, large assortment OF Fiends' Hats
mems and youths Cloth Glazed and Silk Plush Caps OF
the latest styles Those desirous obtaining good arti
Gle in our line OF either Cap will assuredy consult
both taste and economy by the splendid
Hat and Cap store, No l23 doors north of W. r. Sell
'senIe' ". w. UNISON
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VTIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks once Of the
county, court Of OHIO county, in the month Of septem

COUNTY court Of Ohio Ohio County in the month Of septem
Der, 1853; ,.,r ..a
and Iohn Mulrine deceased, who were
partners under the finn name OF dorsey ,t,,h,,.r,
and Murine. pialnuH A''N|nnle"'
The owners of the steamboat Venture deftsJ
The object of this suit is to recover Three anu
eighty three dollars and sixty eight cents win
thereon from the goth June Sie o
pnd July 9TH 1868, and of 800 paid July lh ~"
supplies and stores furnished said boat >. A.. :
tayit ha wing been that the deendants IN TIL
spt are not Inhabitants Commonwealth
-on motion of plaintiff by his Attorney 1t Is ordeTe
tt fey apnear here within month after duo puD-
ton Of this order and do what may be 10 pro-
tet ana that copy OF said order be
WeeIinr Ir four successive weeks and posted AZ me
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county on the rs
S Syal 3, toa = sept7 ALoNzo LoRlNG, esl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-29

AT1moXnL TRoUBLEs OF CLEEGYMEN.-The
SS.lfeEe Court, in session at Greenfield, in this
ne was last week engaged in hearing two cases
: AaGh the wives of cleTgymen have sued for di-
, foa their husbands. la the first case Judge
ss.oT decteed divorce or the ground Of deser-
"a, "a aAa osdered that the lady should resume her
'.lea name, and that she should have 500 year
~. a,L19ay' IN quarterly payments. The husband
s SsI!.a us wife because she charged him with
stsn;0g in bad grammar, and had advised him
~ ~ up preaching until he k0ew more.
.ae o!h-r case has not yet been decided. The
Lyman is charged with treating his wife with
7. 1,ess aud harshnesS, and on several occasions
hi ''"ience; that he subjected her to drudgerY'
Neglected her in sickness, Intercepted her let
T. aad restrained her Liberty, and that last De-
-'sf be carried her to the Brattleboro' Insane
~ s.s'al on pretenSe of insanity.-Boston IraH-
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csreek rInlngv on clay ana webnter.

The following is translation from the Greek Of
al Eulcgy ON Henry Clay and Daniel Webster,
made by Miss Elizabeth, of Crete, young lady
who, not many years ago, embraced the Episcopal
creed, and is missionary among her country
men at Athens:
C!Aatmon=ies Speech in the Greek House of Repre-
se1It0tiueS, upon the de1th If DANIEL WEBSTER
/ and HENRY CLAY, deLipered December II, 1852.
On this days session in the House Of Represent
tatives, Mr.. CharmonZies, Deputy Of Lamia, hav-
ing taken the floor, pTonoSed that the House should
express lis regret on hearing OF the death Of the
great men OF the United States, namely henry
Clay and Daniel Webster; aud that their names be
inscribed on the walls III tile peEi0oluS OF the
Chamber.
Tie honorable Deputy introduced his PROPOSE
ton in the following address:
''Whtn the wise Government OF great nation
"a government worthy of respect for It's virtues
goes into mourning, lamenting with its people the
death OF one OF IT'S cltzehs' that c'tizen tuly must
have been a great man And The priyation Of
great man is an,irreparable loss TO all mankind.-
We took up ms to shi Ike of heavy yoke-a
yoke of reproach, and one difficult 10 be borne;
and the Sanctity of our enterprise Immediately
found protection in The other HEMISPHERE wbeTeS
among many Others, two truly distinguished mcn
had tfFeclualy raised up their Christian voices in
behalf of the gieviously suffering Greeks. Who
among us, the surviving rombalants, has forgotten,
or lilo among our youth has not heard iron his
PARENTS that, independently of the ravageS of war,
famine and sickness were iecimating US; and who
does not know that the bread and clothing OF the
Americans of the United States saved multtudeS
from the grasp of Charon2 And who doubts that
if The noble and gene,ouS-minded citizens of The
United States had lived in our hemisphere, the
Greek contest would have been terminated sooner
and with more success!
Gratitude, sirs, Is cardinal virtue of mani and
the Greek naIionwaS ever of old distinguished for
this virtue. Our immortal ancestors erected tenn
piles in honor of their beHelaclorS. Among our
benefactors then, are numbered since 1922 the eV-
Daniel Webster and Henry Clay,
whose death whole nation--the People of the
United StaIeS-tli is day lament. Let us, there
fore, honorable representatives of the Greek ma
ton, unite our tears with those of our noble broth
ers the citizens of the United States, for this loss;
and as proof of our gratitude, let us nscrbe onthe
walls of this psrlbolus the glorious names of the
Pmlhellenes, DANIEL WEBSTER and HENRY CLAY.'
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c,rxcl. did not transact much business
- .,l, as will be seen from the proceedings
U.s. '. ,,sIer,tiou of the report of the Board of
ll' .cppied the largest portion of the session.
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CURE OF HEREDITARY sCROFULA.

The following certificate is from eminent Lawyer of
Kentucky, who is known III all of the States having for
number OF yea ed his State i'll Congress:
1t affords pleasure TO state that DR.. Hamptons Tine
affected most extraordinary cure oil my slave
how Albert The patient three years of nd had
the scroluu. Ills father is scoIuous. The boy was
mo wing from head TO foot The upper lids
OF Tic were swollen AMI turned inside out
hitting matterng ulcers and prOtrudcd oVerthe
eve pals so as to produce blindness. 1t is strange yet
true this chiII-tIat resigned to die relief
from Sulcriug-has been restored 10 health under the
treatment DR.. Hampton W p. THOMASSON.
Louisville, March 20, 1851. .-.N.- -. .Hg.st
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srATE CoNvENTION.

BosroN, Sept 2s.-The Massachusetts, State
Convention assembled at Fitchburgh, and is fully
attended. Robert Winthrop presided. Gov Cliff
ford sent in letter declining denomination.
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FROM pa1LAnELpHLA.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 27.-Da.es from Calves.
ton of Friday last, state that the deaths by yellow
fever are averaging 10 daily. Among the victims
are Major SanderSon and Professor Ruter.
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cuRE OF COUGH. VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.

CURE OF COUGH, VERTIGO, RHEUMATIsM,
Cure venerable Dr. Dunan's son, OF the city OF
Ba more man well known, and whose testimony adds
TO the triumph OF ''Hampton's Vegetable rncture."
BALrIMoRR, Feb. 8, 1852.
Messrs. Mortimer & MISREPRESENTATION: 1t is with
real pleasure that able 10 attest to the general healing
and curative powers Dr. Hampton's Vegetable Tine.
ture. Sometime during last November was taken with
worry and serious cough. was advised TO take Cod
10 try your TncuIe. got bottle and before had
used it all ny cough LEFT Permit me also to state that
for tile last fifteen years. have suffered very much from
Acute heuntsm aud Verlisoi coning me- at times, to
good health to the use Tncture and kind Provi
dence.
think properi and believe mo, yours very resieetIliy
- G. DUNAN.
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uTsomebody says that Mississippi has raised
one foot. When it raises the other it will proba-
bly, run:
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,,,s snived last evening at 7,o'clock.-
u, r,,. delayed IN consequence of getting of
I'a -. near Fetterman. No damage done.
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CNc1NNA4I, Sept. 2s.-Flour 4,75. Whisky %
Cheese S3a9c. Coffee 114al24, lower. Suga
steady. River fallen two inches since last even
ing. Weather cloudy.
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CAUTION.

EDR MoRsE's 1xvidoRArIsG CORDIAL has been counter
feited by soma unprincipled persons, i, 2.
In future Ali tho genuine cordial will have the
fac sie pasted the cork OF each bottle, and the fol-
lowing words blown in tho glass -
stpR. MoRSE's NEGOTIATING CORDIAL,
c. II. RING, PROPRIETOR, N. Y.'' :
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NEW YORK MARKET.

SEPT. 28th.-Flour state, 6,35a37; Ohio G,3la
AZ, steady; Southern 6,62a6s, firm; merchants a
waiting steamer. Whisky, Ohio, 274c. Mess Pork
SIG; Prime Sl3. Beef scarce. Lard dull.
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FAIL AND WINTER FASHlI
rom
Hats and CAPS.

Nos. aenud Ids. MUM -. wheeling, Vn.
s. AVERY has on hand and is receiving one 60
kS OF the largest stocks OF HATS and CAPS that E
az has been opened in this city His stock
la been scet ted by HIMSELF with great he is able
to ocr inducements TO merchants and Others far surpass
oy Ss they Can he fought Philadelphia baltimore
Our st ok comprises every description OF Hats AMI Caps
pnyy n uSc, SePl2 AVERY
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Last evening was cool enough to induce
w. w., that Jack Frost was about. -
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RIyER- Ann WEATHER
CINCINNATI MARKET

PrrrsuuRcu, Sep. 2s.-River. 5 feet inches
Weathercol and cloudy.
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GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM by HAMPToN's
VEG ETABLE TiNCTURE.
eye CHESTER DisrEIcT, S. C.. /

~ ~ january Sd, 1853. ! =
Mcssrs. Mortimer & Observation-Disclosures; For the
last Xe years been sufferer from Rheum
atsm iii seeing your recommendation OF champions
Vegetable 1incture purchased bottle and the frat
dose has so much relieved that consider 1t but JUS
give to the suffering world the result OF the appco
ton.
was confined bed tho last six months The first
bottle acted like charm; the second restored strength 10
young as when was sixteen. am now seventy four
consider your Tincture the greatest discovery of the
age; and poor suffering humanity ought TO erect onu'
ent 10 Dr. Hampton has saved thousands from pain.
MI YOU gentlemen, have acted the part OF public bencfac
tors il: disseminating the benefits which have resulted
from your invaluable rep edy.
plain cotton planter, and have never wr1ten for
literary ame; but when my fellow beings are afflicted,
nation valuable my fellow man2 So, If you consider
this worthy OF place in any your newspapers you arc
at II be ty 10 make oft. Yours, truly: ~
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Special Notice.

Special Notice i 6
Wheeling Station, Sept. 70, 1885
,.r TrrSjay the 18Th inst. 4 Passenger Car
oSirl ave-, ',on daily, at O'Clock 46 minutes, p.
ave tals ,ims. for Moundsville. RetuTnins-will
T. Ests93s: at O'Clock 25 minutes, A. NJ. Fare
=. say ioee"'s' ~ j. B. FORD, Agent
~ Argus and virginlan copy
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INSTANTANEOUS.
ehoi- DIR. ]. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON,
I For the relief and cure ofSu6sring Females!

1t stands pre.eminent
for the curative powers
in all tho diseases for
which il is recommend
ed usually called Female
Complaints: OF these
arc Prolspsus, UteTi, or
Falling OF the Womb
Flour Albus, or Whites,
Chronic Inflammation
and liberation OF the
Womb; Incidental Hem
orrhage, or Floodingl
Painful Suppression, and
Irregular Menstruation,
&C., with all their ac-
companying evils, (Can'
Ger excepted, no matter
how severe or OF how
long standing.
The Catllolicon far
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