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APPLICATION OF THE ELEcrRIc TELEGRAPH
70 WARLIkE PURPoSEs.-A Vienna paper
contains description Of three vehicles, re-
semhling Qmlibqses, which were in the
Austrian camp at Olmuz, during the recen.
imperial meeting, Each contained com.
plets electric telegraph apparatus, with a
sontFlyanoe for laying an insulated wire a.
long the ground by the mere locomotion Of
Ihe vehicle, the wire being SO protected as
le remain gninlured by the pressure Of the
heaviest artillery passing over it. BY this
eaeans, orders were instantanr9usly convey
ed from the Emperor's station and that Of
> the chief commanders to trooys at almost
any distance on the field of maneuvers.
This experiment with regard to the applica.
blhtY OF the electric telegraph to the pur-
poses OF war, may lead " :esults of great
Importance to military science.--D%roV rec
Press. ..mr p 81 , I.EguFf Il .g#. 7
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q William Lennon and John Gray be-
Is duly sworn say they accurately mea-
slred an acre of land upon which Ezra
gattell raised crop of corn the past sea-
son, and the quantity of land is one acre
snd no more William Lennon,
John Gray. @
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this
27th day of 10th mo-, 1853. a..*
William Buchanan, j. p.
Harrison county, SIS, sar.. a
John Gray aud Abraham Jackson
being duly sworn, say. that the quantity
of corn raised the past season upon the
acre Of ground measured by VIM. Lem
mon and John Gray. was eighty three
bushels and three fourth pecks, measured
in sealed measure.
John Gray,
Abraham Jackson.
2 Sworn 10 and subscsibed before me,
This 9Th 10th no., 1853. amUs
&i'e'H William Buchanan, j. p.
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Foa LIBERIA " Yesterday stxt ty-nine col
ored persons arrived at our wharf on the
steamer Alliance, from Kentucky, and thir-
teen from Indiana, under the care of the
ReY. A N. CoWAN, agent of the Kentucky
Colonization Society and the Rev. }. MIrcH-
ELL, agent of the In iianA Colonization soci-
ety, These emigrantS are en- route for Lii
IBERIA, by way OF RaltiWare, whence they
will sail for their new home With the ex-
ception of eleven, those from Kentucky were
liberated for the express purpose of gling to
Liberia, They a!I'IoQkea cheerful aud iulI
OF hope, aa.f .#.a. ...,.
The Rev, G. w. Dickson of our city,
rendered great service in getting them hous-
rs to be accommodated iu during the night.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad takes
Them 10 Baltimore for Va ,25 each adult.
We noticed that with one qr two exceptions,
they were all of the right aye to commelce
Ills IN a new country. .aa .ssa's
They sail from Baltimore on the ship
Balshee. We learn that numbers more
haye recently left Indiana on the SANG mis-
sion. Success to this great and useful enter
Prise Rhseling L"tettigeacer. ,al'.
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RAER, WALTER & BROTHERS,
SyMOaE;SALE AND EkEEAla.
HIE n VD HkU n Z 4
CHEAP CLOTHING HOUSE,

. iii CHEAP CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. l82 Main Street, Below Monroe House,
WHEELING, Va.
FTNHE undersigned would respectfully call the at,
L tenion Of the Public, both in and'out of town,
to their New Clothing Emporium, where they fiat
ter themselves that they vii be able 10 offer bot
ter bargains than any otier in Wneel>
ing.
Our Goods are always purchased on the best tsrns
from the first Manufacturers, and iIade up at our
| own Establishment in Baltimore.
Our Stock too large for enumeration, co nprisea
every article, Fine and Course in the y
Ready Made Clothing Line.
Give us cali, and we will endeavor to tit you
outin the best STYLE cheap for Cash t.sl ..saa
P.S-A great stock of Fall and Winter goods
- ~ - '''' AfS BAER, igRn WALTER W & BROS.
! Branch Of Walter g. Bros Clothing House, Ball.
timore, Md. WaeeIing. Sept. 4, l833.-ly.
New Wholesale Tobacco Store.
| T OGAN, CARR & CO., are now ready to supply
II dealers in the city or country, with Virgins
Chewing Tobacco, imported and Domestic Cis
gurs, Snuff of all kinds, Snuffboxes etc. ~ =
They will offer, on the best TERMS at their whole
sale store, No. 81 Main street, between Quincy Asd
Monroe streets,
sSS SS boxes as + pd & IS lump shsSsna Ss 'sSss''
$50 do pound, some very superior;
SO do Diadem and dew drop twist;
80 gross yellow bank and amulet fine cut
% hbs smoking tobacco: ltistt i9l
1000 papers do do ssss4u.3 aa AZ
200,pQO superior segars
100000 domestic do a5i" lo ssNl8
7 150boxes chalk pipes and pipe hRadas 4t
80 gross snuff boxes; ,.t 4
% do cigar cases etc. etc. t@'t
Dealers invited to eall and examine our Scx.,
We are determined to offer Inducements equal II
any in the Eastern market. -
Wheeling, Va. April Il, l853.-1y. Gtha
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w. II. SGA1xnaAN,
Manufactures ntId Dealer In Chairs
aud CabineI Furntture.

No, LOG, MARKET ST, (east side,) WHEELISs, Va
TENHE subscriber respectfully Informs his frien d
i aud the Public generally, that he continues to
Manufacture and keep on hand a large aud good as.
sorment OF Chairs and Cabinet Furniture, which he
will manufacture of the best material, and employ
none but good workmen,
am determined to manufacture a VERY SuPERIoR
article of chairs to those brought here by Bic SrKc,
ULAToRs in the business and equal TO any manuac,
ured in tho Ciy, all Of which will sell al the low,
est price for cash. Wheeling ,sep% looJ-ly
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THE MARRIED WOMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.

BY DR., A. NJ MAURICEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN
One Hndr.dh Edition lsEY, pp $50 Price so Tents.
Ion FINE PAPER, EXTRA BINDING, 81 O0.1
First published in Is47 and it is not
SURPRISING OR WONDERFUL,
Considering that EVERY FEMALE.
whether MARRIED Or NOT, can here
acquire full knowledge OF the nn-
ture, character and causes of her
complaints, with the various
symptoms, and that nearly
HALF A MILLION COPIEs
should have been sold 1t is impracticable to con-
vey fully the various subjects treated Of as they
are of nature strictly intended for the married,
or those contemplating marriage
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND COPIES
Have been SENT DY MAIL within the last fsw
months. W"
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Snent ofs crop Of corn raised by Ez-
"a Qattell
j soil upon which the within crop
Aised, was dark sandy loan, in po-
I last season. The ground was
a about the llth and the corn plant
Ith 5th mo-. 81 by 4 feet-4 or 3
J in hill-no manure was used
orn was cut up in 9th mo. and husk
3 25th of 10th mo.
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nent of crop of Wheat raised by
John S. Sampson.

nent of a crop of Wheat raised by
John S. Sampson.
ality of soil, mode of cultivation.
of sowing, amount of seed, time OF
sting, Soil a rich black loan, ra-
Inclined to be gravelly. Was broke
;e in the spring and worked in corn.
wheat was sowed among the corn
olowed in with shovel plow. (Fhere
no manure put on the feld. /
henced sowing on the Goth Sept. and
nued at it until l finished, at the rate
bf an acre per day. sowed g bush.
.cre. The wheat was blue chaff. ]
ssted the first of July no
lis is to certify that we, Patrick Gal
and Francis Sampson, were request
y John s. Sampson, ON the day he
bed his grain to measure the grain
A on 2 acres of ground. and that we
.eded and found that there was on
acre 80 bushels and Al lbs. Also,
e other 81 bushels and Al lbs.; to
h above stated facts we are this day
fed.
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Golden Beehive Store.

WEN Fs4LL GOODS,
NTE have Just received our first stock of Fall
w Goods, comprising all the LATE SFYLzs Of La.
dies and Uhildren's Dress Goods. The largest stock
pt Goods we have even brought tn the city and the
richest and choicest stock OF Embroideries evsx
brought to the ciy together with an unusually large
and choice stock of staple goods, ect., eci bought
in MAY; expressly with view to the great rise in
goods this fall which will enable give the great,
est Kind OF borgains to all who may be in need Of
goods l.a 3s-ss
An examination of our stock is most cordially Sc
Hcited. STONE a. THOMAS.
Sent % ia Main ST., Wheeling
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~ There are IoF 100 sErftyIEg reVo
lgtionary peRsiohsrsI IN the United States, -
pnly l4D lsft M the founders oi 4 Repub5
pe now canEainlnS n epalpulatEpp ef 25, 900, :.
RQo ~ people a few Rsors years and they
NilialI bsYe passed away M 'Fi..il ao'7'. =
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
IT,, BE NOT DEFRaUDED!
Buy no book unless DR.. A. M. Mauriceau, l2g
Liberty Street, N Y, is the title page, and thc
entry in the Clerks Office on the back Of the titlo
page and buy only Of respectable and honorable
dealers, send by mail, and address to Dr. A. M,
Manriceau, as there are spurious and surreptitoua
'infringements of copyright. .'r
a8- Upon receipt of One Dollar "THE MAR
RIED WoMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL. COM
PAN1oN" Is sent (mGfisd free to any part Of the
United States, the canadas and British Provinces.
All Letters must be postpaid and addressed 10
Dr. A. M. MAURICEAU, Box 1924, Nsw-Yorf
Cly Publishing Office, No. 122 Liberty Street.
OHIO. #
l. STRNTToN, Cincinnati--E G CoNwELL, Coshoc
Toni ROUND, ahsville--SENTINEL OFFICE Cadi
-CorroN, Cleveland HINcHMAN, ,Salem-THERo
PHoMPSoN, Stenbenville-J GEARY &yCo. Colum
us s.s. ,a a.r..... !"
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Patrick Gallsher,
Francis Sampson.

lis certiies that the above statement
Sworn to and subscribed before me
n lth day of October, 1858.
a J0hn CramJLeH, j. p.
Sis is to certify that we, VIM. Evans
@Wm. Sampson, were called upon by
g S. Sampson to measure off two a
sof wheat, according to the require
p of the Harrison CO. Agricultural
Sty; Also, that we proceeded and
.sured two acres in two different pla-
and marked the same. To which
5e stated facts we are this day quail
William Evans,
William E. Sampson.
his certifes that the above facts were
rn to and subscribed before me this
i day of October. 1853.
John CramJlea, j. p.
Estimate of expenses.
or 81 so per acre 81 SO
d, 2 bush. 73 cts per bush ] a.
ting and tLrashing 90u
Whole cost $4 Sc
9nsh, Al lbs at S1,O0 per
ssh., hauling deducted, 80 Al
Clean profit 81 As
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RzTEnglsud and Russia have hot Tough
viii essll aiher for 800 years.
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a@ GE~T The MisSonaihpape say that there
has beeRlno rain iBsthht State saco the 22d
Ff " Septenber. and sthas eyEintoEMAeal Is
! W#fftring insrosseqfearg. asoaEs ssssas 49,
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sonally appeared before me the sub,
|, a justice of the peace of Mt. Plea
loWnship, Jefferson county. Ohio.
oove named Asshel H. Patterson,
being duly affirmed. says that the
statement is just and true. ,
C. E. KING. J. P.
Pleasant, Ohio, Oct, II, 1883.
tsonally appeared before me a JUS
the peace for S, Greek tp., O., the
named E. Cattell, and being af-
/ says that the measurement of the
ground is correct, according to his
edge and belief. .. -s.r r.0s
w. BUCHANAN, J. p.
/ 13, 1858. e.rs.- rgr.- .l....
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THE BLOOMING BRIDE,
ILeredilarY C0mpIaiDlS upOn the Children

UNTO THE THIRD AND FOURTH GENERATION"
Transmitting CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,
HYPOCHONDRIA, INSANITY, GOUT,
KINGS EVIL, and ether diseases,
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DREADFUL IN NHERITANCE
from the Parents,


And must this continue Shall we be wise in
ell that concerns the cattle of our fields our horses
our sheep, our COWS, oxen, the nature and
character of the soil we possess, the texture and
quality of our goods and merchandise but in oil that
concerns ourselves as human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject to great derange-
ment, involving our future peace and happiness
in all that concerns the health and welfare of the
wife of affections and the mother of our chill
dren; in all that concerns the mental and physical
well being of those children, we should be i'm.
mersed in the darkest and most
eENIoHTED IGNORANCE,
AS cULrABLE AS INExcusABLE!
How long shall this ignorance prevail SO produs:
tive of its bitter fruits How lohg shall the wife
and mother be ignorant of the nature character and
causes of the various womb and sexual complaints
embittering her days by suffering-suffering often
prolonged to years, eyentuating in complication of
diseases utterly and hopeessly incurable Shall
We for close eyes to the results of physo-
logical science by which we may arrive at an
understanding of ourselves as men and women
subject to serious lifelong enduring diseases AID
Perpctuatng them to our children
LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND PONDER
No husband or 'cife need be ignorant of trhot
sonternS them most TO kno,o 10 secure their health
and happiness. That knOUledge is contained il,
LittLe tcork entitled
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a MAS's Arm CUT TO PIEcEs, = Al Salem
Mass on Monday, Mr.. H ,Eenledy, q 'wsori-
RaR II tbe plainln mill Of Mr., Dayid Buff
stn, get bis arm caught in . ciliGder, to
Which are affixed several knives, Eeyplying
with frightfgI rapidly. Before he could
BE- rescued, his sFm nearlyito the shoulder
was cut into inch pieces. o~
Af aa4 -&sstsesa4L-- e. A4-1lL
o&sSFA shoemaker wig has t,hls oil
end breatAs4 bis lqst. il. cSG1ssI9ered q meS-
speholy sight, MN 9s bas', a,d, 3,.l
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fheFe were aver one thousand 'Afri. (.
eaas. landed IN Cuba Iast month, and sold
Asal&vss3 VKSgsSatMnir AEsoGEisers wink at
y these OuerapeSs g8 Al eidsetsa \ tsgfY
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THE MARRIAGE STATE,
Shall HGPpfnsss and Health, or Misery 1ns
... SfcEiless, attend az
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS !
Reflections for the Thoughtful.

Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life as do the beasts of the field, OF
the insects of the earth, evincng no more thought
reflection than though the noble faculties of mind
were not vouchsafed to them.
Many such are husbands and fathers upon whom
are dependent the heath the well-being and the
happiness of confding and affectionate wife, with
perhaps family of children.
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now OFTEN IT HAPPENS THAT THE
WIFE LINGERS FROM YEAR TO YEA

W1cG L1NuEhS chVR 4GAh III fEAH
In that ptiabs condition as not even for one day to
feel the happy and exhilerating influence incident
to the enjoyment Of health
She may not be invalid confined to her bed,
or even to her room as her pride, ambition and
energy induce and perve her to take personal
charge of her household even when her health will
not admit of it but she is nevertheless perceptiby
sinking from day to day, and always ailing.
Thus, day after day, and month after month tram
spire. Her health daily sinks, till finally even the
hope of recovery no longer remains And thus
THE BLOOMING BRIDE,
But few years ago in the flush of health and
youth, and buOyancy of spirits, rapidly, and appa-
rently nexpcaby, becomes feeble, sickly de-
bilitated wife, with frame emaciated, nerves un-
strung, spirits depressed, cOuntenan0o bearing the
impress of suffering, and an utter physical and
mental prostration.
Sometimes this deplorable change may and does
arise from organic or constitutional causes. But
oftener, by far Oftener, to gross and inexcusable
ignorance of the simplest and plainest rules Of
health as connected with the marriage state, tho
violation Of which entails disease, suffering and
misery, not only to the wife, but often
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~ Prom he fai,T7ront Ra.l Rspiil.5iieanl..

>
AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE.-1t is but seldom we find
among many offered the public for the cure
of disease consent 10 couIncnd oLwhose yir
tues able TO discover, and have always teduousy
avoided giving ueIance to anything that might lead any
one to suppose that placed any aithin their peten
sons. But with reference to remedy manu- 9cturcd In
this place. and which has become familiar 10 the public
household words speak from knowledge OF It's IN
trnse exeellencesS its adaptation TO of the Ills Of
speak OF the NOnpareil Nerve and hone Lnlme prep9r
ed by H.. H. Carr & Co.. from prescription furnished by
r Watson Carr, late MorgantoHn, and now Of w heel
m one OF the most eminent Physeians N Virginia This
Inncnt is based upon the broad principle that any rene
dy which will relieve external pain, will properly com
pounded be equally efeacOus in enoviTg internal alec
lions, principle that has been successfully dcyelored-
Ills simply the offspring OF Science, being mild and SIM
pie in its action, end yet revealing in its effects power
incredible, reaching the most hidden sinews OF man
and bcaSand yet being nnoxious 10 the weakest inn
II is by the cheapest Lniment i'll Tie market being
fourth larger than the largest besides being more than four
times strong We commend 1t to those i'll want Of
sale and certain remedy. III I.---- - p ..L---
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CINCINNATI.
Apollo Building. N. w. cor. 5th & Walnut,
CiNcIMNArI, oAio.


THE attention Of The public is called 10 Inc
superior facilities aOt ded at this institution Tor qua
Iying In Thorough practical manner ior th'
By Double E'try-A complete
practical Of nstrnetonis gvenin the Arr oil Keep
Ing scientifically Double Entry Books IN the u
paTmcnts OF trade and manufactures, cOmpTe-
lendfng the among the most eminent
mens engaged individually or u T >;
merchandise Wholesale and retail ortng ana export
ing their account OH or on loht sCu-
lation in stocks, real estnteS &C,
with SteambOatin, bank Insurance. TaiToad ana DOCKS Of
joint stock and chartered associations generally.
Commercial calculations embrace every variety OF COM
putat ons pertaning business operations being taught
according TO the most approved methods-!nterest' DIS
Mercantile suce-Stch exercises intToduc
ed on this subject calculated to impress business
habits and genuine business style OF upon
the mind OF the student as well as iamarEe MIN WIN
rtia teclncaties and phraseoogy, including pro
foTHz Invoices, Account safes, bills Of exchange, &C.
FrartfeuL PIHaBship-One hour is devoted In teaching
systematlc style writing, combining freedom
with command hand and pen, accuracy anu
elegance with eaGe and Tapdy anu perfect win
Coninerclai Law ard Political ECONOMICALLY Lee
given these important topics Us connected
with avOcaOns OF the merchant In the operations OF
commerce practical workings OF trade embracing the
subject OF Partnership, principal and AGENT negotiable I'M
Of wealth. currency foreign domestic exchanges, cred
II, profit interest, inter national trade, &c
The course be completed In nom eight to twelve
given individually applicants can enter
at any time, -. - 80
requisite preparatory Qualifications -. 49,,
The business acquaintance OF the Principal ena pies MN
TO render distance to those wishing TO procure
Good board can be obtained in the city so to s. 90
Per week.
TERMS:FOr partial course, books ationcry' DO IN
FoT ai course books, stationery Diploma $50 tnclu-
janS'53-1yd = LIltctPaI.
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Ape vnfI snrr,HR5.INe

.H a.sk
Bresthins' TootE Ache Tic Dologeax Pin in lie
TON, stif jonts Cuts Sores,
Pain ororampa In the holere 49t bus Sh9ers
ous insects or RsSi DOGS, 2gne Breast
or Face burns bruises ehang ehsFped
Muscular weakness PsEayss Pies Ear Ache yicers
Sores Scarlet Fsvsr or any similar disease, you may
+ saf59 "a SOVEREIGN. REMEDY, ~
which not only removes pain SPONTANEOUSLY, but
Ins,letTatSs 10 the seat OF and entiftiy q =
t5faait ERADICATES THE DISEASE.
Some will laugh idea OF any composition curing
such number 81 diseases hut II yo reflect That these
diseases though II e all ARISE sa
were len times Ure SO the fhcTs which stare US IN me
al who SaJe il q or Miosss
effects others unite in debating It Just what It's name
N-''pia' TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you never noticed the striking between
et Salss And has Il never eceGrred to you
edy might be prepared which should DO equally
REIL Ls1MENr which docs not Insult your understanding
by claiming have found in some Gyns gont4ins
0TSsPRiSG oE SeiEScEl being mild and simple action
aud yet y ts sss U ,,n9ss
aud set being innoTiols 70 the weakest infant lis also
BY i9r tae eAeP5st IN me 0
than the largest besides being than Ionr
strong; therefore offer II to you with pride and con-
dence exactly suited to the wants OF rich or
he size in which the Nonpare Lniment
put up; and the vast expense fthe materials used In It,
makes Il impossible to pay the printing Of the
hundreds orcerfcaes might publish, nor do we deem
necessary, the article wherever II Is used will certify
| for ITSELF $50 h.- III. ts9.f .lgrtslasI.lrgf
We would however refer those afflicted ones who have
often been gue by forged and big assertions
The following names, being hut ewor the many per.
sons whose character for e9ndor ami veraoy needs no
panegyrc from and who havng y tested its virtues
in different diseases whcht is recommended are
prepared 70 speak Of its merits as It deserves. -.
Sold in Wheeling by James Baker, Kels q Caldwell,
II Logan q 20, WR Mckee Patterson a Co., aud by tho
pTi1eIhhr druggists OF Virginia. and Pennsylvania.
| AOs0St II, '63 tt t's Lk+-@- z--'s =" ~ .
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IS Saddles, Harness, Trunks, &c.
90 JER'H. b. SHEPPARD would respectfully in
80 form his friends and the public, that he has re
moved his establishment to No. 131, Main street,
corner Union, will DO found constantly on hand
line, consisting OF Suddles, Br1dlc9' HnFness'
Iron frame and Wood box THUMBS, NnliseS,
6InFDet IsaRa, Scotch Upper nmd HOG SKIN
Collars EHnmes. Whips, &C., SSc., &c'
oftbe best materials and will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH.
Those desiring purchase requested to calland ex
nn arIaN GT No 1s1 Main ST. Wheeling, Va.
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M, Tndd, 3 pills

i g ~ :, IN. 53boeI In
NJ the Wheeling and vicinity VlzAt the Drug
stores Of James Baher. Kes & Brentllger 9
Co; Dirt Il LOGAN 10; iErel.lt Yahrlng, VIM AetAee q
Cos "A Brent nger Centre AZ
Tho Shoe store Todd Deypls market and Al
They can alsohe had at 2 Dmn,s Crave Creeks a Be-
dflonIs and Jacob Gooding'B National Roadi Bend. Il
Craven west west Wheels
ing, and KY loonia II e,5,l
These pills need than
trial5 now use for more than
and II only give them chance theS
win speak for themseIyes them. peE boSf 81 per
,dozs 800 per gross. lano
n oGAS, CARR g Coz have lust received I'D PoSes
nfi tOhaecos In addition TO their large st0ek
round at No. ST. and speclnen or thee
golden bar Tobacco,' intended for love seoS
large lot ofimported Sesars just ton ana
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can equal itsSuratiRe powers. It tSnsiy
agreeable to the taste, and may &c taken ~
leep.e .[s III M uadED IMITATION Pepsin
scoT DsSs and get descriptive circular, gratis
rfvfng Iate amount OF SGlENTIFlc EyLpRFcE from
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