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The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19
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CAMDEN, April IL 1&a

NAMpEN, April IL, 1854
HERE was meeting held in Murderl;lI
hundred on the twentv-secund dav of Fhra-.
laSt' Tor the purpose of organizing a comray,, :.
run line OF -haic Sfeamers from said bT,,-i.sJ
10 Dover, the capital OF the State. and GO
hlttee OF correspondence appointed 10 corrns
pohd with the citizens of other hundreds =, ~.
county, recommending them to orranize sin,;Ia.
companies In their respective hundreds. for the
same purpose 'Ni |he
At said meeting, there were "Lannv 'stro,r.
ana convincing arguments" used. show;ng ,hse
necessity and feasibility of the underta L;1s :.
which all present concurred. e' III
They purpose making their trial trim 81, VI
nesday, the 25th day of April inst hv ,,t,;oI.-
time, we learn that their frst sfenn,e '',hio
they call The President" will he ready.
therefore, the citizens of the capital NAV loof
out, on that day, for the arrival of the Sfeone-
frestdent, Captain Sephus See A Fuss. from,
Murderkill hundred. - ''O'A'
We have no doubt but many will reqard the
ABOVE undertaking as visionary, but thew INNS,
remember that many other underta kinos which
are now OF great public benefit were tbus 70
garded in their infancy.
The steamers are intended more for the trans-
portatlon OF merchandise than passengers. ana
II, contrary to the 26th verse of the I4tb chez
ter OF deuteronomy, the people of this State
snail put prohlbtory tariff on certain art;clas
OF merchandise, they will then be inynluahla
ssthey are constructed with place of denos;,
Tor such prohibited merchandise, where I, Iii
it. Yours &C. 'SS W seize
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19

TEE WEATHER.-Thc weather we have had
for some days past is without precedent, in the
recollection of the oldest inhabitant 1t has
been raining, hailing and showing for four or
FIVE dsys almost without intermission, and there
is in consequence a young food prevailing along
our creeks and lowlands. The owners of the
Store houses at our Landing, were forced to re-
move their grain and goods to the second stories.
We understand that quantity of lumber has
been washed away. The Steamboat Zephyr
was prevented from leaving her moorings on
Monday, on account Of the pilot not being able
to distinguish the creek, from the almost "bound-
less waste Of water b. which the boat was
surrounded.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19
A CITIZEN.

EVANeELIsATIoN OF CHTNA.--Pians are ma
tured for printing 25000G copies oftba HnI,, nS
Scriptures, in China, in eighteen months. dat;nr
ifom the lss of january, 1854 It is propoSe5
tn9t another quarter ofa million should be nrina
TED IN London, in the same period, for which.
woooen olocks will be sent from China The
committee of the Bible Society, at their late
sittlng, passed resolution for the printing os
oO'oO0 copies Of the entire Bible in Chinese. a. +
as early period as practicable. The sum now,
received by the London Missionary Society
towards the fund for sending additional Mis-
sionaries 70 emma, amounts 70 f9s96 las. ID,
and the British and Foreign Bible Society have
received towards the fund for 1 ,OO0. 600 Cbinesa
Testements, flo, 4e0, los, sufficient to paw for
s2s, e6e copies ss, Is a - = - = '0'
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NEAL Dow ~ DELAwARE'-Mr. o. P. Os
mond, of Wilmington, has received letter
from Hon. Neal Dow, stating that he win be
there about the first cf May. We expect to
have this apostle OF temperance among Us, when
our citizens will have the practical effects of
The Maine Law delincated BY one who framed
il, and who has watched its course, probably
WITH more interest than any one else. He is
expectedt TO bewith US at the State Convention,
whch assemblies IN Smyrna on Tuesday, the
9th day Of May next
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a DARK DAY CoMISe.-Qn Friday, the 26ti
Oh May next the annular eclipse of the sun will
continue about two hours and fifteen minutes,
anu obscure about eleven-twelfths of the sum-
This extraordinary eclipse will be similar 3,
that Of 1905. I,
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tr When we are young, we are slavisbi,,
employed in procuring something whereby wa
may 1--we comfortably when we grow old and
when we cold we perceive il is too late to Iivt
as We proposed.
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OOmmltnttatiolls.
Correspondence Of the Herald
+" Sephus y Again,

ne prosperity Of the lquor.seller is ALWAYS and
eSery"here Inc calamity the shame and the min ~
some portion of socieiy" N" tulh VI
VI al things known to mortals, wine is tho mos,
powerful end eifeelu ol exciting and inamng ,be
1asslohs ol all kinds, being indeed common mel fo
Them all"-LoRD BACON. 'Oei io'
a. naEssRs' EDrToRs:--To resume our review Of
Sie co''Oanctng (D arguments advanced by
OF the liquor traffic; there are a few more facts
70 which we wish to call the attention of your
teaIers' In our last communication we gave a
taole showing the chemical equivalents which
enter INTO the composition of pure alcohol. Tn
order further to demonstrate the absurditv Of
oephus philosophy, we will present your read
eIs WIN table showing the relative constitu-
enI emS' Vi water that the two may be compared,
and see whether there is nothinG enter;nr ;rto
the composition of alcohol that is poisonous =
Water is composed of
l proportion of oxygen.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19

} or All false practices and affections Of know
ledge are more odious 10 God, and deserve %
f,s - To men. than any want OF defect of know
ledge c3n BE-.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19
"of this dark beverage cfhell."

Washington was, and is yet, regarded as the
father and savior of his country. When the
usurpation and tyranny of England was about
to check the advancement and improvement of
the United Colonies of America, Washington
and his co-adjutors placed themselves in the
front ranks of those who deemed the imposition
Of heavy duties, as detrimental to the prosperi-
ty Of the colonies and by their skill and courage
succeeded in throwing off the iron bands of
despOtisrn, and of asserting and maintaining, in
the face Of monarchcal Europe, their indepen-
dence and democratic principles.
We, as people, have become tired and vexed
az the unnecessary and undue taxation imposed
directly by the use Of ardent spirits-of the
misery and wretchedness which floods our land
in consequence-of the checks which il imposes
upon the Improvement of the lahoring classes
the bone and sinew of our land---of the crimes
Of which il is the legitimate producer; and we
mean, by the help of God, to. throw Off and
break the yoke which binds and enslaves us.
and 10 assert and maintain, with our sister
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19

Here, where a hero fell a coI,,Snn falls =
Here where the mimic eagle glare,I i'm gold -
a midnight vigil holds the swnrlhv bal
Here, where the danes of Rome their 0jldad boir
waved 70 lle Wind now wave the reed and thistle
d deTe, where on golden throne the Cesar sat.
Oh Reu 81 moss lies glOang the foul ndderI
mere Mhere on ivory couch the monarch lolpd
Iides spectre like, unto his marble home
~ LII DS Ih' wan light Of The horned moon
Inc S"iiI and silent lizard of the siones"'
And travellers inform US that swarms of hen.
gars burrow in the Eternal City the inbo5;.
tants m OF which were once masters of the world
now different the political, social and moral
c0hultion G., OF Norway, Sweden and Switzerland
l ne climate OF the two former is cold, and the
sou generally, barren and unproductive; the
ohieI wealth. OF which consists in their fisheries
and the mines of lead, iron and copper- with
their immense forests of pine. which f,rn;sb
large quantities of lumber for expectation. and
yet with all of the disadvantages of soil and
climate, compared with "slInny ftalv." tbp COR
dltlon Of the inhabitants is a hundred -f,ld hot
ter-they are noted for their industry, honesty
husPitallty and temperance. And, as a natural
result OF TINS, they are prosperous and hapnv
Swltzerland is one of the most moupta NJ
countries of Europe. 1t is noted for the free.
dom OF Its political Institutions; the inbnbitants
are well educated, industrious and temnerats
Ihey, too, like the Swedes and Norweginns orc
prosperous, happy and ar6ently attached TO their
country. SO much for abstinence from strong
You say, If "we can make II appear that
I'od's blessed word forbids the use of wine or
strong drink, our language is; the wav Of the
LORD Is not equal for il Recommends the use Of
y You cite us, as one Of the recommends.
pons, s,, 70 Deut. xiv. 20. Your friend, ]. 6.
!, blizzard IN his recent letter to YOU, handled
TINS text so well and pointedly, that i Is unne.
cessary for me 70 make any comment. 'sut Sry
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19

OF Every one knows best where his own
shoe pinches. f- ffFa - .-1 w A s
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ArT'vGl Of the An'erica-- Port of Philaaelnb;o
-Her WeGth--City Of GIqsgoy-Poi;,;cs
-Weather-Markets drc. O''''cS
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ARE you suFrnR1Na

ERoM rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group, DifHcult
on sim Joints Cuts Bruises Folsom sores Fever ores
Sss 81
oas Insects or sshd Dogs Age in the Breast
cont,aetions Of the Muscles cords, cuts OF any Kind
Salt Rhsun,, searyy, Nipples Sore Lips veneresi
Sores Scarlet Fever similar disease, you may TEST
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
no. only removes pain almost nstantancoasly but
peiiettalts 10 The seat of and entirely
ERADICATES THE DISEASE.
ss % laugh a. the idea Of any composition curing
diseases though in al sre that these
Causes the proposition will set less extrayagant, hui
candid to its mo ri Iae
an VINO have used II themselves witnessed its ,nsgc
(NonpareiO indicates, The 6sst LiniT,eat knosa. ie
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
diseases hayE s
ent namca And has 1t occurred to you thai rem
to bothH This remedy is now Offer ed YOU inhe HoSr.
re which does NOT insult your Understanding
e @5teo esres Of tie eazis hut Is Simply ,hs
and ves es 81 T.. being mia and ample IN
the most hidden slnewa of man or benni@
by tho ehap nent in The market being put siio
tofce as large MS the majority and oneonrt lRgrr
slrong oer Il 10 You WITH pfde s,, &c sa
nuees as anarsire exactly suited wants OF rich or
ne unprecedented size nwhich the Nonrareil Inin,en.
and The vast expense ofthe materials in H.
~ impossible FOR US to pay the printing OF the
num- Gus night publish, nor do We deem
for ITSELF tue article wherever 1t 10 used viii certify
80 %s would however refer those eted who have
70 The following ancs. being buta OF the many per-
nsHsevytc f ior eana9r and yeraety needs
In the different iaeases for wheI is reeomeded ars
SpI IL tysrs,iKs Of ITS merits as !,
Logan g Co, ~ MeKec Paterson q Co and By tho
August II, '53
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From. he Fsirnont { Ya.o RepNs,feen,

From he Fcfs7nont Ta.O Rerii5ifean
AN lSvALuABLE MEDfcisE.-lt is but seldom We find
among the many Iemsdes offered the public the cure
VI one we can consent 10 commend, whose vr
tues we are able to discover, have always seduously
aSsided giving Htte ance oanyhng that might lead any
one 10 suppose that pac d any faith IN their prcie.
sons, But with reference remedy manu- actured in
ths place. ana which has become familarto the public
rnsc sxceleneies its adaptation to many OF the Ills Of
u 9, ana tho security with which it may be used We
In ~ d. ~ Carr Co. from prescription by
g ono OF the most eminent Physicians In virginia This
is based upon the broad principle that any
ny winch WIN relic W external PAIN will properly com.
nounaed pc equally eicacious in ,emovirg internal aec.
uons priictpe that has been successfully develored
IL Is Simply the ohsplng of Science being mild and sim.
pie IN ITS .sfiSn end yet revealing In its effects aower
aud beastand yet being innoxos 10 inc
IL 10 ais" ~ Tar The eesYest market being
put up IN toles twice as large the majority one.
larger than the largest besides being than four
umea az strong We commend il to those in want of
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sflkING OF 1898.
WIN. T. sELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN

NJ eEeiSn 6seDOEnestic Dry Goods
Ho.ll4 AIaig st., West side, 5e4,reen 1ionTos ans
gssE Union sta.
Wheeling, Va, -,
Now IN receipt mis- Spring stock Of Dry GoUp
Ters anu direct from importers and ManISa
Iislug as complete and desirable 80
Gaapted 70 the trade this section as can be snr
in Any hou e Est or pest, to which would resps''
inute the attention OF retail dealers; consisting OF
DRESS GOODS. ,.,
osaeK alike, alpacaa, poplns laws, do aineS Essl
nsns, etc. with very laree stock ofprnts Of Tue M.
slo Golors Also, bonnets, ribbons, lininss'
ot'' : tIinmlngstn variety. And Of
k MEMS WEAR.
IN eassimers sattinetts, merino nsp
weeds, and summer cloths; also, md
pue qrlIls brown linens, linen drills, siso
suGn goods, a very desirable assortmebn', r.. so
men and boys palm hats, and canon hats s
ofash hats, etc; with full stock OF linen ahg
M seamless bags, bulps, table diapers srow
ss lsklngs checks, shiring, strres eta soods
IN fna ,oIeashea mtisnsi with good stock Of white
+ Il - 81 ~ rEpfsl NOTION LINE. . 1,,
,s 3aeonets, Irish linens, lsses ~
Gloves combs . IN all their IN
nv whole *tcek yiIl Be ionnd passed, As "s
nasfa5 s's ss',s asin prices z. sELRy.
Essa pure White Lead, dry, Tor sic ie.s eIynvsI1
y teolS KREES C3LuMHA-
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MEDIC Gin Az.
Or Hall Celebrated palf0aonic -Tl;sc;r

LIT I1ubI S3SeteOT0tea fr1Ltn10712E IfE2EfT
INoR the permanent cure ofcopghs colds consumption
IL bIoctl9 asthma, Influenza, Group WHO'D cough
inflammation OF Inc and hooTseness caused BY pub
ton. 49, s-7 ~ ~
Warranted the pleasanrst aud best medicine for iseas
the lungs ever sold in a meTica. 7t,f -
In presenting this medicna to tile public y have the
satisfaction 10 SNOW h1t not only present them with
an Invaluable atiaoe for the class or diseases IL rTs
teetS upon the constitution, can he administered With
out any fcar OF mineral poison, il contains none
The fact, that aalge porton Of the suffering and ea
throughoutt country is caused by disease othe orgas
Of consequent upon exposure cold has in
duced us TO put it within the reach every indlyi nal
VINO may need eedy that has proven itself so inyal
able. sFff fl57
This medicine is the result ora long experience an,
study OF those discusses of the lungs which frequent IN
our ciangeabc climates and claim 1t III advance
of all neichsseyer before discovered those peculiar
comp tnts, an Improvement NIL, and consequently
I upcror 10 all others.
Meslsll make extravogan assertions of its efficacy
who deceive all who trust them, sn we hold out any
inducements which experience does not justify
patients Will peTsevere In this this medicine
and use as dn:cted, they viii be cured in every
that It's not beyond tic power OF medicine There are
nun erous persons now enoyngte blessings OF health and
since been in thergrave. but for The timely and perseve
ring use o. This invaluable remedy 1t Is not pretended
that II Is iniabe In every stnge orconsumption, but we
know II TO b: better adapted TO tho various diseases tho
organs than any other Medicine oheredto
tie PUBLIC is trial. and in every
used freely the directions and If perfect salts
iAcLlonls not Civ n, the money win be returned.
enuine signed T. H. LII & co. For sale By JAM rs
B.hhE!t, Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, BY Druggists
Se''eEniIy throughout the country. ap9-iy
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MEDICINA.L,.
9 Nonpareil4 Nerve and Bone

The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
LIN In EN- Il,
j PRESCRIPTION FU FINISHED BY DIR.
WATSON CARR, 0F WHEELING,
LATE OF M0RGANToWN.
10 based upon e61oad Tfsicp LGt any remedy iohich
trtH relieve eriernai paint cii II properly com.
Foaaded &c equally success f,tt in removing inter
= nal d6ectiona;G potrer Which is 6sdiiJiLly
dereLSpea in anil peculiar 10 the n
NONPAREIL LINIaIENT. r 2
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's'MgEDICAL.
Prof. Woods,

III mir Restorative ia now for the lfrat t;ns ~,
duced TO the citizens OF Wheeling, at No fss MAIL,
sI.eet which is the only sufefemedy ever
euectuaily restore the grey hairs aud
orlsinal color OF youth without yeine; cover The
and pre- vents the hair Milling OF ana 10 re
the nthS sediment SO Objectionable in divers
81 IL osaail article the toilet for The ola
are DS o. ANN San only DC appreciated by its use, md Mi
ton In tbs Of ladies' and gentlemen OF high repaia
VIII refer TO the certificate below OF The
ana Senator, Judge Breese OF Illinois:
nave used Prof o. S. Woods, Hair Resioraiivs Az,
in W the wonderful effect. My hair was hecom
rremaurely grey, but by the use OF his
40 doubt permanently So s'1' ''io'' anu nave
SIDNEY BRRESE,
Ex-senator OF tho United States.
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ADVICE.

AdVICe,
r yon troubled with cough pain in the breast or
4 any Affection OF the Lnngs--Use Srentlngers Com
pound SyTEp of Bonsset.
If you afflicted WITH Rheumatism, have received
bruises sprans hands feet frost bitten
or ehapped-Use TIE Berger or Spine and Muscle Lin
rnent; and 81 a. ~
iShoud you affected with Scrofls, or any disease
arising from mpurty blood, tie fnudcions
Of by all means ocure Brenneer's Fluid Ex-
tract OF sarsarsfilla and lsndelion
These remedies tried by hundreds, and In
have given satisfactory evidence their superior
COMPLAINS. for which they are recommended.
L BRENTLINGER 4 ARMSTRoNGss
Monroe adjoining the Mcclure Houae,
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'.lann EAnow IFhyseIf."
An Invaluable Book for IS Gents

..ltan hnow hhYneIr."
An Invaluable Book for IS Gents
"Erery Family should haue a Cong.
R000 COPIES sold in less than three months. A
M Ssw edition yeyiseS and improved issued
BOOK FOR THE dFFIiGTEDcontsinin ing an outline
sas #
oy eifabuse or by sexur excess, with for their
echncOtes, every Thing Thai would offend the ear
decay from The result Of twenty years suceessu
delicate or private nature. a y : =
diseases and strrsse on The causes symptoms cure
ess Husgsss Mrn,ca an p Mas1s
he author OF this work, unlike The majority those who
na,e Of one Of the best colleges in the United States II
or 10 the victim malpractice, successful and expe
r.eceo pfsstoner IN Whose honor and Integrity they
500 =. JOS. S. LoxesnoRr, NJ. D.
From a. Woodland. NJ D. Of Penn. Unirer.ity, Ph,aa.,
PhiG-it gives me pleasure 10 add my testimony the
u" Numerous Disease OF the Genital Org MS
some al them Of long standing have come urder my
perfect health IN some cases Where The patient has been
Sonsi,eIea beyond medcaad In the treatment of Sem.
dced by self abuse. veEery do not know
win author sa sS deem Sss s % o
Than justice 10 him. as well as kindness 10 the unortn
one in whose professional sk and integrity they may
ALyRrD WOODWARD, NJ. b.
and Work the most
which treats Avoiding all technical terms IL addresses
tsf TO 1.-THE reason of its readers 1t Ia
matter end no parent however iastidous,
object 10 placing u In the hands of his author
has devoted many to the treatment OF the varous
complaints treated Of and with little breath to p
and too little presumption impose. lie has oe, cd 10
the world at the merely 90 cents, fruits
oil some twenty years most successful practice ,Ee4dd
No teacher or parent should be without the knowledge
impaired in this Invaluable years
PAIN moi snd sorrow to the youth under their
cha ge '-People's allocate.
"A Prcsbyterian clergyman IN Ohio, in writing OF Rpr
Of our youth by evil example and the influence the ras
siois, have been e into the habit seEpoluticn WIFE
out the sin ard fearful consequences upon them
selves ana tei rostcry. The constitutions Thousands
who are sisns have been enfeebed fnot broken
down. end they do not know the the cure. Any
thing that can DC done SO to nghten influence
public mind as TO Check, and ultimately to remove this
HdcS end source OF human would confer
greatest blessing next 10 the religion Jesus Christ
on The present anu coming generatios Int nperane
the uso Of Intoxicating drinks though 1t slain tous.
sands upon thousands is not greater scourge hu.
man races Accept my thanks behalf the afflicted,
anu eeeVe me- your CO worker in tho good work. are
so actively engaged in.'
one copy will be forwarded Csecurely enveoned and
Paius9 on receipt Of 20 CENTS six copies 81
delphia. - "
Booksellers Canvassers Book Agents. supplied on
.he rnost HoetaltermS junei9-yr
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NOTICE EXTRA

NOTICE EXTRA.
have small stock clothing that will dis.
pose OF Al cost, even Less my Spring
Stock of 6ne goods.
pJt,I,
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Professor Woods, orienrnl sann.ive

/. r,,,, Imminent.
MS Imminent is BILE auxiliary in tho of
Se Oh me most formidable diseases with which II is
ior instance, ffar1'lGtioH the lungs and
92ss by thorough and continued application OF this
over the region of the Affected organ, these 9th
eIwse IormIa bic diseases disarMetl OF
ha their terrois particularly among children, and
thousands oil mothers they allowed speak, would
with all the eoqrence of feeling Affection bear their
united testimony to the fact that q had chill
~ en- nom the very Jaws OF DEATH and restored them TO
their To- ner health aud beauty. again, It will DO
powerful auxiliary III removing what is generally known
nlent will be found uScll.
General Depot 6sa Broadway. New York; and ia
1ellSm WILLIAM ARAiSTHnMa.
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Planished Tin Ware.
UST opened assortment of splendid ranshed Ware
consisting Of coffee and Tea Urns chatting Dishes oys
Ter iewers, Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers Teapot Egg
eooers Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet sets-ss
beautiful article We respectfully solicit attention OF
the public to varied and beautiful Of HOUSE
and Steam Bout furnishing goods =
HOBBS, BARNES & co,
NOES, Monroe ST, near the Post Office,
Z nOv1U WheeIiu We
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M r. +; s. KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm. of
w MeStallen, Knox CO., the remaining partners have
associated with them MI Chester d. Knox, 6brother s.
d hno2 known In trading public
- assuming the style OF McClallens and Knox
They would respectfully inform their old Cyh
avcs0 long and literally sustained them) and ali
es In Boots and Shoes that their Fall Stock will be ary
ting from the 10th TO the last OF September.
Having been selected with care and bourb
cash. they Halter themselves that their Stock OF
Boots and Shoes they can hold out in quality
Country ON their cast they would be pleas
cd to exhibit stock and pest them nprices eariessly
ehalleneings with file Baltimore and
Shilaaelrha fser3l McCLALLENS q KNOX
III SU6A N, CAkh q Co., have Just eved 10 boyes
round at No 81, and geo srecimen OF the californi
golden bar Tobacco intended for all COCA
thing Also large lot OF imported SCARS lust ohand
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SIEVE rAsHlaoaEp lE7r YEAS ~ Else OLE Rosr orrlc,

New Savings Bank Store.
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d. Todd,s Pills

AN be had fresh genuine at the following places
~ tie city OF Wheeling and vicinity. vz:-At the Drug
stores Of James Baker: Kells & caldwell; Brennger &
Co: SRichetown) BTentltiEer 6CentTe Wheeling; .,
he Shoe store OF Todd 6 Devol market square, and al
the Drug store OF the proprietor OF Quincy and
Fifth streets.
They also be had At Dunno, Grave Creek; He
diIlion's and Jacob Goodngs, National Road; Benz.
Craven, west AeXardriai Wilson Singers, Wheel
ire, and Ely Loonla ms, Tidseport Ohio
These pills aeed no urh Recommendation than ali
t!ia they have Consistent use for mora than
twenty years and II you will only give them chance they
Nzillaeak for them. 25c per box 90 pei
dor: Soaper gross ian6