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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-29

boquet of violets and strawberry
blossoms in her hand.
Here, Miss Nelly--please Miss
Nelly" she cried, half laughing,
sobbing, " | picked them on purpose
for you ~
Ellen stood and kissed the little,
eager face. The child burst into
tears, and caught the folds of her
dress, as though she would have
buried her face there. But strong
armed woman, mindful Of the brides
attire, snatched the child away.
And for what would ye be
whimpering in that way, as IT you
had any right TO Miss Ellen :"
She was always good to me, and
she's my Sunday school teacher, I"
pleaded the little girl in subdue d
undertone.
Agnes drew her 10 her side and ST.
lently comforted her.
" Step aside-Fathcr Herr ick is
here J" asked one just then.
The crowd about thu bridal pair
opened to admit a white haired, half
blind old man, who came leaning on
the arm of his rosy grand daughter.
Father Herrlck was a superannuated
deacon, whose good works and
words had won him a place in every
heart in that assembly.
They told me she was going"
he murmured to himself they say
It's her wedding. want to see nv
little girl again--bless her"
Ellen sprang forward, and laid
both her white trembling hands in
the large hands Of the good old man.
lie drew her near his failing eyes,
and looked scarchingly into her
young, soul-lt counlenance.
8" can just see you, darling, and
they tell me | shall never see you
again. Well, well, if we go in
Gods way we shall all 90 to Heaven.
and rs all light there !" lie raised
his hand over her head soIemnly.
The blessing Of blessings be upon
thee, my child. Amen"
Amen !" echoed the voice Of
Henry Neville, aud Ellen looked up
with the voice of an angel.
SO she went from us Oh the
last moment of that parting hour has
burnt itself into my being forever p
Could the human heart endure the
agony Of parting like that, realized to
be indeed the last, olghted by no
ray OF hope for eternity {: Would
not reason reel under the pressure
1t was hard to bear, but have no
word TO tell of its bitterness. She
went to her missionary life, and we
learned at last 10 live without her
though IT was many a month before
the little ones could forget to call on
Sister Ellen" in any impulse OF
Joy, grief or childish want Then
the start and the sigh, Oh, dear,
she's gone-sister is gone !" And
fresh tears would flow.
Gone, but not lost, for the FIRST
Marriage in the family opened to US
fountain Of happiness, pure as the
spring Of self-sacrifice could make it.
Our household darling has linked us
to world Of needy and pershng
splrlts-a world that asks for the en-
ergy and the aid of those who go
from US, aud those who remain in the
dear country of their birth. God
bless her and her charge Dear sis
Ter Ellen there may be many other
breaches in the famlly-we may all
oe scattered TO the four winds of
heaven-but no change can come
over us like that which marked the
First Marriage.
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atJattbulau K 5tatr suurnal
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.

TERMs.-sl .sOsash in advance $500 &c paymen
not made ia advance interest always charged from
no end ofthe yem.
Annexed is list Of agents receive subscriptions
sgcttiscnents aoa communications, and acknowiadr-
paymcntfor the same
bakersfield, }. .POMERoY,
Brcokfeid, :. u. SMITH,
Cabot, G. e. BROWN,
Dauvilio, CHARLES :. DANA,
Eimote, :. @. SCOTT,
nydepark, EDWARD B.sAwYER,
Johnson, g. W. SCOTT,
Marshaeld, Z. d. PUTNAM,
Morhsvilie,l }. G. MOVES,
Midde.e,, JESSE JOHNSON, il.
Nonb6eA, +. SMITH,
Orange, CARLOS CARPENTER,
Plaindeld, A. r. BANCROFT,
South lIlrdvick, C. sHiPMAN,
Stowe, JOSEPH C. RAYMOND,
spafofd, WILLIAM ROLLINS,
South stfaaotd, DANIEL W. JUDD,
Tuabtidge, AARON n. KING,
wamshed and Fays'on. ORANGE SMITH,
Warren, FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT,
waterbury and Dushury,
wtllamsiowu, DARIUS PRIDE,
Worcester. JONAS ABBOTT
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of the State and others Of genera
interest.
SHERMAN MoRGAs HoRsEs.
Stations Z years old and upwards
LIST, A. V. Stockwell, Brattle-
boro, $3.50
The other two were given tC
Windham Co., and all horses anc
colts of this class under four years
were given to Addison County,
FoR 8 yrs OLD MORGAN Corr.
Discretionary premium, G. W.
Kent, Newbury, 500
Bacon MARrs wrrH FoAL AT THEIR FEET
LIST, J. Johnson & Bros, Brad
ford, 1900
Sd, do do do GOO
Fully 2 YEARS AND UNDER.
LIST, Chas. Benton, Newbury, 600
End, J. Johnson Il Bros,
Bradford, 400
FrLLy YEAR OLD.
LIST, J. Johnson & Bros.
Bradford, 400
WOODBURY. MoRGAN HoRsEs.
Stations years old or over.
LIST, r. NJ. Adams, Burlington, 1900
4 AND UNDER Z YEARS.
LIST, J. B. Peters, Bradford, 1900
I'd, Ii. b. Hatch, Bethel, 1000
CoLrs UNDER A YEARS.
Sd, Bradstreet s. Foss, Chelsea, 800
Best BRooD MARE AND CoLr.
LIST, J. W. futile, Newbury, 1900
BuLRUsu MORGAN HORSES.
Stations years old and over
LIST, French Morrill,, Danville, 1900
A AND UNDER YEARS.
list, Elihu Norton, Chelsea, 1900
2 AND UNDER YEARS.
LIST, Chester Clark, Chelsea. 500
BRooD MARE AND Colt.
Only premium to ]. Johnson g.
Bros Bradford, 800
MESSENGER. FILLr YEARS AND UNDER 5.
LIST J. Johnson 81 Bros Bradford, 600
GELpINGs.
LIST Chas. W.Cushing, Newbury, 800
I'd, J. II. Peters, Bradford, 400
Sd, Chas. Kent, Newbury, 200
The cattle were principally from
Windham, Bennington, Windsor
and Rutland counties. High pre-
mums were awarded for the Dur
ham, Hereford, Devon and mixed
breeds, but we notice none in this
vicinity.
SHEEP. French MERINos. Bucks.
LIST A. l.. Bingham, Cornwall, 1000
I'd, John Gregory, Mortified, 500
MIXED BREEDS. 3 Ewes.
LIST, Ebenezer Bridge, Pomfret, 700
John Gregory, Mortified best
lot poultry, 500
l.. II. Spear g. Co., Braintree,
best nursery. 500
Rufus Clark, Brattleboro, best
and greatest variety of fruit 500
l.. II. Spear & Co, Braintree,
Sd best 600
Aaron Webster, Roxbury, Sd
best 400
r. Nutting Randolph, Eolicon, 800
Mrs. Jesse Scott, So. Barre,
hose and rugs, 800
Blanchard & Johnson, So. Barre,
calf skins and upper leather, 800
II. II. Russell, Woodstock,
block model, 200
Robbins, Lawrence & Co., Wind
sor, Sharp's rifles and pistols, 1900
II. II. Dean, Bethel, mortising
machine 500
Among the merltorious articles
presented too late for premiums
was the locomotive, Enterprise"
the first made in the State, by A.
Latham & Co., White River june
lion.
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RJ-Cauying the uaiied States Through Mali IN
The cheapest safsst and quickest rosie for Detriit
Chicago, ST. Louis Grooa add all points "a ihs Gs-al
Connecting At Detioit With the Mich. GENIAL Raj
Road and Wards Line Of steamers ioi ssuh 81 Name
AID at Michigan City with the new ALBANY
4 SALEM RAILROAD for Lafayette, sc. : aud al
Chicago with all the routes Tor the Sou and MoFt.
Tiaina leave Suspension bridge lollowsi sun
DAYS Excepted.
1t EXPRESS leaves Suspension Bridge 1880 A NJ
Hamilton lAl0P NJ dine Loadon, 3.2i T.. NJ, and ar
rve at Detroit s.45 r. NJ. supper also, leave paTot
Z. N, niobsan Ci,y fio A. a., aud atrise At Chicago
NAIL and ACCOMMODATE leave. su.pensioa
Bridge 200 p A., Hamilton 40 ?. NJ, London 7 80
2nd EXPRESS leaves Suspension Bndso II 2. ~.
arrive Detroit 500 A. a., Breakfast also leave De
tIaH A, NJ, Michigan city 80 p. NJ, and anivu Al
Chicago 500 P. N.
Rates Of Fare, First Class.
To Detroit, s. To Chicago, gu To Galena alt 5,
Lafayette, IL La Sale IA ST. Loa., 1890
Passengers for the Wes5, by this Line, arrive 10 Chi
sago trs h0urs IA aaraHes Of any stAsr Route And
void the annoyance three changes Of Cas- and Bag
Check your baggage to Suspension Bridge. Quick
est iouie To Detroit aud Chicago. Baggage checked
pension Bridge OF Niagara Falls, change al Roch-
aud Chicago
Passengcr have ample time to view Nagara Pail,
and the new Mammoth Suspension Bridget Tbs
creates, works Of Mature aud An!
Through Tick Il can be obtained at all OF the Pdn
elpai Railroad aud Steamboat Ofices in the United
States aad the Csnadas. aud at the Agency of the
Great Western Railsay, No. 1 Town Hall, 3 Doors
est Of Post Oihee, Blu ugtoh, VI, either via Iak
tn'ano, Lake Champlan, Sehenecta dy aud New York
Central, OF Troy asd New York Central, - connect
with the GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
John CHURCH, Agent.
Seneiai Agency Great Western Railway, No. II
fxehange street, bunaio, Mansion House Block, w
doois iiom Washington Street.
9t;lyI GIss, Western Railway
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rEaEs rz.-syz lsszsez ssks 81
1854. WESTERNR ROUTE 1854.

THROUGH TICKETS can no obtained at the Tick
Of Ohce Montpelier for Buffalo, Toledo, Detroit and
all pous on Lake Michigan, either Nv Michigan Cen.
IRA OF LAKE Shore Railroads, and also by the great
Western Canada Route.
Nv. HOBART, Act
Montpelier, June sih, 1854. 66
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IS u g q lss.-s;l;5 i:s......;s:sl.5 81.
Northern Railroad, n. II.
British Il u. s. MAIL ROUTE,
-Nln--
Boston, Lower, Concord, NOrtb-
erni Passumpsic. Vermont Central, Og-
dehsburgh aud Montreal siiroa d.,
IN kkn A.

~ Jqhnsburs, ButiingtoI ST. Absns, Montreal, og-
deusbufsn 900 the West. and Manchester, Nash
"a, boston Llwfenre, -Alefa, Dover, Portsrputh,
f'fiaudi Drelun Juncuun, Worcester, Providence,
Norwich AMI NeWNofk.
inis ts tnu difect foute hetwirt The shove places
aad ts'ouga tho capitals Of New Hampshire nd
Nornout. Tue fate and dcightas loN a. by other
ruufrs
Aher Dec. 49, 1853, trains North leave Bo.too q,
lf5 A. VI aHd - II. aud Cnucotd al 90 ~ 4. ". aud
q r'ans south leave Whue River Junction
90 Ii5 A 81 md l-ae 2. NJ. ontha arrisal 81 Cars
frDm upper roads.
-prctalcie trains pass over ths fuute every Tues.
tsd freight tfstut daq lstwtxt huringtna, Rou.-
'sF1inf. ngisa+hHrgh, Montreal, and Nashua Low
o. Rpsiou, Salem, rafismoutts Worcester, Pow.
cnr- aud aferuediatn places md ID s the ouis
on fhe Ogisushui-h pod Montreal Roads ay which
rrIrht can boz canned without changing cars.
0NSLoN srEARNs, Agent.
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KailrnaAg.
fEaGF ~ -:l..s.i.ssF 2 z;-.7
1854 Vi. Central Railroad. 1854
NortberB q Western, British aud
United States Mail Route.
Going North and West.

run 90 fsllauss
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VOL. XLVIII, NO. WHOLE NO $500

of the State and others Of general
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-29
Premiums awarded at the
state Fair.

A large proportion of the premi
ums awarded were given to resident
of the Southern and central part
the State, for the reason that the,
were the best represented. w
cannot present report in detail, bul
have selected a few in this sectio.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-29
GBG 41lum K tbr 4Sur.
The Vermont State Fair.

IL that BY the Piow would thnve
iiimse ltinust etther soLD Or DAVE"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-06


,syoua PArEn DfpsKoF co,r, Sin, 8 w erecon-
mend careful perusal OF the following plain
statement lothio postrnasters and to subscribers.
II is from paper called The Advance published
at fernando, Miss:
f'q'he uncertain arrival or nncertain delivery of
papers at country Posi- Ofhces IS often the ground
OF complaint against publishers and editors. Many
OF the Offices are poorly supplied with convene
ences for taking care of papers, matter With
what certainty they they arrive. Theipapers are
lumbled into n few little pigeon holes or piled
upona desk box OF barrel, 10 wait the call of sub
scrbetsin the midst of boots, hats, brides, horse
collars and other coarse wares; which may becalI-
ed foridurng the day by customers. Country Post
masters, in most eases, being engaged in some
mercantile business, many new papers find heir
way into some obscure corner, wheret hey are mid
for time from human eyes, as completely as il
.bnriedsin mountain cave, In comes the man
for his paper, and as it cant he FOUND, ofsconrse
it did, nj come, The indignant subscriber conse.
quently abuses the rasealiy editor, and, perhaps
calls for pen, ink, and paper, TO write aetier Of
complaint about not sending his paper punct1ally
when, IL the said paper, were endowed with
speech, il would cry out, here ] am squeezed 10
death under this barrel. We have seen Just such
things at many country Post dfiees elewheIe as
IN this country. These relnatks nave no reference
10, any particular oilicee, hut ate meant for all
Where they will apply.Ss X
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tDmDa

On Tuesday SERMON 9TH inst after brief illness OF
only tyslIve hours. Airs SARAH GiECHkISr, wine Of
John Gichriai, Sr lin The 5stl year Of her age.
Mrs. @, native OF England born in stanes. Mid
dlesex, was married slalnes Church "a uguat a5th
isg and engratsd this country With her husband in
the year settled Wheeling la 1916 where tey
have resided allee She was for many years con.
sis,ep AMI worthy memher Presbyterian Church.
and in all the relations Of life estimabe LADY,
Thus suddenly cut down, she leaves a.sconsolate hus
band, and large number children
and many friends. to mourn hei loss.
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TEL E(5 & ..PHIG NEWS
s. By the National nine.
&c Fil8 RAPlt g /, FoHrIE Observation-Disclosures
From I.ar SnIlnII -.

NItOiI 7 TIE SOUTH.
INV. oRLASs. June 5.--Judge Campbell on
saturday, held Gen. Quiimdny Thtashef, and DIR.
Saunders, in three thousand tlular bonds rhey
an refused to giveSbonds, and were placed in Gus
,oity oil the Y. s. MARSHALL. The case will proba-
ply.pe carried before tie Stale Court on a labeas
L Nothing important from Hnyana. 81
+, MkSco.---A decree has been published 10 col-
s,tuct extensive defences on tte,west side of the
CITY OF Brownsville. Great discomfort was mani
lest the citizens account of the arbitrary acts
OF the supreme government, many,of them les wing
ths. city. The Flag says Revolution is inevitable
b BRACES was visited by a lurricone on the twenty
nth CO using great damage, and seseral deaths.
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a1NPToNs VEGETABLE TINcTUREIa

the strongest assurances of the good effects OF
49,, r.sns in cholera morbas, dlarrhea. and diseases
oss Incident to this season. 1t inyigorates the
,or,eh and bowels and renders the system great
- -. Sold by T. II. LOGAN & Co.
ui ~ General Agents.
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MOnk MASDAmusEs.---we learn that Judge
Thompson. Of the Circuit Court, yesterday granted
thirteen wits of nudndan,ts in the cases Of thai
numb.r of applicants fot license to keep ,oelina
hes, who have heretofore been granted license by
ise Council, coupled with conditions which have
S.sndeclared illegal and void.
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gor.-The thermometer yesterday and the day
s.tore stood at "a degrees iuithe shade. IL heavy
.sorer yesterday at . O'Clock, P. NJ. was Gods
,ena
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AccrDxSr.-By the premature discharge ola can
non at seubenville on the morning of the Fourth,
one man had several of his fingers shot of and an
o,ber had his right hand badly shattered. -
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CAuTIOMl

DR. Morse's InsigoTat Cordial has bean eourtessited
by unrrinciped persons y
lu uturt all the genuine cordial iH have the rroprie-
tors fac siMe pasfed the oI each bottle and tbs
following words blown the glass s6is57
t'pR. MoRsE's INvIooRATINa eoRDIAl., 30
c. n. RIHo, PROPRIETOR, n. ~
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RlYKK iiTP0RTA77


ClNCENNATL--Per Fart Renry--A G. Robin
son, IL bales tow; Geo w Smith, SO emTty ale bbs:
Jas Il Stout & Co, 33t tons pig nonsJ & Reid,
6 hhds bacon;iJ w Mcneil, 8 bills alcohol; Basseit
4 Co. 4S9 bills wrapping paper; ordon, Mathews
q, Coz bex; II Il Logan IL Co. g bbs lnseed oil
| cask potash kegs red lead; B Pearce s. Co, 8
boxes; a X List & Co. bhds bacon; Pryor Clark
seedil4 hhds tobacco; Coplah & Keys, 6 boxes
bale 1 Dbl tics ghie box cow.taiisll0 bbls lard
oil; Forsyth d hopkins. . bxs mdse % casks sides
20 hhds tobacco 40 bis whisky 100 bbls lard oil
8 casks hams.
CINClNSATI--Per Steamer ALaldnta-- Coplan
q Keys. los sack harley. 6 bales hemp; w M
Berryhlll, i sdebnard; McAfee Bros, bx tobacco;
Forsyths d Hopkins, 20 bbls lard oil, 80 bags wool,
II reels hemp yarn; 0gleby, Atkinson & Co, 10
kegs iobareo, 3 bx d., hid bacon, 8 Dbl liniseed
oil; d Ried,,1i6 bbls whisky; H p Morris,
bxs; J Il Stnlt 4 Go, 1872 bbls alcohol. 100 do
whisky; Bakers bb.s nil; Franzheim & Lutz,
bbi vinegar. 80 do whisky; n K List & Co, 4 bbls
sugar; Bnker & Co, bxs medicine; ohm r
% tons metal. sfs5
9ARKERSBURG.--P Per Steamer Fort Pitt
Doane & Cowgirl, 2 hhds tobacco, 5 do, j do; Geo
Wilson, 100 bbis salt; Tallant & Delaplain, 10
hid tobacco; do; John B Bayless. so empty bis;
Crsnge & Co. 6 do; Lockwood & Davenport.
Il do; Passenger 10000 # lumber.
PARKERSBURGa.-Per Steamer COURIER
Gordon Matthews & Co, bx u1tise, Is hhds to-
hacco; S Q Baker & Co, do; w Stron, "a tdls
shingles; Passenger. bx rndze, sacks rags, 1000
ID bacon; Rsship, ssbbl.oil. s.sasf ssss
MATAMORAS.-Pe, t Equator --Cranele &
Go, 6 hhds tobacco; Tailant & Delapiain, 3 hhis
do; steamer Washington, City, 800 SEX wheat; PIP
B, empty bbs.
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7e Cordial Il pm m. highly eoae,n,sit. IN 7iai
1effiss
Pricr,--ssoo ger poitlet two for Ssi ak for s1e
"a. a. RfNfs, Proprietor, -.
1872 Broadway, New York
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CAuTIoN gxTRA

Also observe Pronssory Note with Ire pFoprfetols
written signature genuine bottle OF Ir Aorss's
lnvigoTRIng Cordial.
To counterfeit which Is forgery
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I HEAipBlEIp "A iLRoADY COMPANY

NOTICE fshereby given, all the kolders, pri.
IN yate and Ininicpa or the Hepfeld RailrOad Com
iay, that the 6h insslmen OF hye dollars per share, Is
qpircd to be paid ON OF the 10Th day of January
text, and like sumof FIVE dollars per share monthly
her EATER ilnft tie whole amount Is paid.
"a : n s JOSEPH HENDERSON. Treasurer
betnn. PA 1893 deco
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! KS + ,3i 8 RIVER AND WEATHER. s.
PITrspuRan. duly 35.---Riyer s. feet 4sinch Ivy
l,tiistal bling " Gather clear and warm.
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THE INTEL IG ENCER..
MORNING, JULY 6. 1884.


,ps CONCERNING sli ,sorption. advertising OF 9th.
LIT business ofths Inteiseneer, should be aai
e. ;r..ed 10 The @ or
Se addressed 10 The editors, Jointly, or TO Ell.
ther ore writing for publication, viii please
CorIeslp m one side OF tile paper.
write only Of the above rules will greatly oblge MS,
An oose more prompt attention TO correspondents
and secure -. bt Otherwise some times receive.
THE INTELLIGENCER or
p1cT hiss been removed from Water
l.rost to Mates new buildings, corner.
SUI. 81 Main and Quincy srreets, one square
- -, ne Post Office, one square from the
Dill p.ilroad Depot, and one square from the
Steamboat ss Landing
rEntranee from Quincy street.
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VIZ MORTAlITr.z The following IS compare
we View of the mortality last week In The leading
eaantc cities. or the whole number Of deaths
D New York, 2ss were under ten years Of age; in
s0''on 81 were under i've years; IN Baltimore los
"s.e under i've years; in Philadelphia 10 were
sluss I'VE years of age. The increase of cholora
e''a' IN New York last week, over The previous
seh is So. in Philadelphia only 8, andin Boston
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The fact that this property Is decided Trustees in
trust, residents OF the District OF Columbia, for thsben-
IlasuerTeotype worth S. and OF the very finest quality
elegantly eased the high and position those
ness OF Mr. wlitehprst, lie deems sufficient guarantees
that every promise OF this advertisement will be prompt.
~ ana i5ithfay performed the pictures to be taken
M oe buted among Galleries capable pro-
uneng lOoO pictures diem Not more than ty thou
sand tickets will be sold p y - -
j. FlckEIsoN, Sole agent for Wheeling,
| ,.aa,, Music Store,
), 1893 Main street.
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TUBERGLES ON THE LUNGS
The Hungarian Balsam Is the only remedy which has
the power 10 dissolve Tnbercea ON the
Inc redbe as this Is generally eSteenej we have
me most abundant and conclusive evidence TO susaln the
That such Is its direct aud Immediate effect
all cases Where there is defect In Iac
so eonaent IS the American agent OF his power
me worst orn OF TINS disease thai he boldly declares
win cure Tube cuous disease and confidently soeits
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~ IT'S NO JOKE
J9VERY body in town is talklug about them whatY
IL Why tile new Goods 10 be sure, at 5,
W. ID Motto Sc Bros
and The bargains they selling VINO go thsre to
deal Try them and you will alter buy your dry
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These of the sad ne;anc holy efecta mo-
dueed by early habits Of youth, viz; weakness or HE ask
and limbs, pains IN the head dimess ofsh loss or mus.
GUAR posr, palpta1ion OF heart dySfesla ,e,,.
Ial debility, symptoms OF consumption, etc,
Mentally. the fearful effects on tho mind are much IL a.
dreaded Loss OF eouinsion fideas epresaion
OF spirits, evil forebodngs, aversion Socioiy
trust love Of ETC. son Of ths evils
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cAInMpAR FOB las4

Valley OF Va. t1re & Marine Insurance Co.
5. q. BAkkR.
= fit Az JoHN List, SAeents.
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n FIcE-at SAVINGS Hank corner Main and BiddIe
nd1RKFER zo--Jau,cs R, Baker 80:
Ly nChburgE1re, Life & Martne insurance Co
or LYNciHuRG, va.
Tp1a. RANKIN, agent
,0FFICE-at Savings Bank, corner Main and Biddie
iah4:iy Wheeling. Vn
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NfonMAriohs Is wanted Of ono sacko Iiissitg. sup
Il posed to have been taken the landing Ia
on tho 3ist January, marked lew. Buard & Coz
Any person having knowledge of win confer fayo,
febas '"'- = s. q BAKER & Co.
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RIGHT IN TOWN tAGAtNN
g. HBFTLRY, No I65 Main street. again invit, 6 at
fcntf ft,ht 10 lac etrrt s,F-5

~ tenrion 10 his lat Stock OF 3 -.
q r "a ssPRiHo AND SUMMER DRY aoops,
comprising elegant assortment OF Ladies Dress Goods
o. the richest patterns and stest atyles; Bonneis,
oons ana Trimmings Also, every article in the line or
goods Tor gentiemen's wear His stock is selected wiki
view TO pleasing everybody both quality and price
winch he hatters himself he do all who viii give
him n call. i45lsti1 q, :, =. I,vii3'
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is presented phenomena in the nateTa neiea bL
TO nnheard OLA stinrla ut without reaction,
The herb which fornls Its s has hse, I'd
mtied By all thu great medical and
Morse, whose name is spuied authority ii, tsienr
discovered Arabia, who're hs siertio
was excited by the wohde rlly vigoTaiing efeee mn,
daeea the natives; In fset voi4e nj iIciyer or
endurance, the eShnnstless exhibited by The AIst Of
both seNrs III their desert pggiia1s il NJ =,
the use OF this vtalizing hrrb. 100 y
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EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE.
who suffers fon weakness, derslEsInsrt neryoasges.
pains the any
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