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ny. The manner of life and psrsimonious

any The manner of life and parsimonious
habits of the deceased are almost incredible.
For the last sixteen years he has constantly
worn the same blue, linseywolsey wamus and
pantaloons, carefully run or darned all over
with strong thread, SO as to prevent the possi-
bility OF wearing out, except on some impor-
tant occasions, such as land sales or something
of that nature, when they gave way to a suit OF
black velvet that he often boosted had served
him faithfully for forty years He contracted
the disease of which he died by walking over
the bad roads during the most Indictment weather
of the season, all the way to Putnam and
Henry counties, to pay his taxes on the land
he owned there, without sufficient clothing 10
protect him from the cold. In fact, we are in
formed that he scarcely ever wore a shirt or
under garment, and that the one he had on
when he died had not been changed for over
three months. f
1t is related of him, but short time since,
notwithstanding the pile of gold and silver he
had boarded away, he actually carried an old
horse shoe he had picked up some place, about
the shops, and succeeded in selling it for half
dime. - sr
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A Difference.

The Speaker of TIE British House of Com.
mons is an Office of considerable emolument,
according to the Washington Globe, in com
parison with the Office of Speaker of our House
OF Representatives. The salary Of the former
is $4,000 year, exclusive Of a furnished resi-
dence. At the end Of his official labors he is
generally rewarded with peerage and pen
sion Of $4,000 for two lives. He is member
of the Privy Council and entitled to rank after
barons. Our Speaker receives nothing but
double pay Of member.
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PHILApELpnlA. Dec. III. la56.

SIR: l am highly honored by the letter you
have addressed to me expressing the generous
feeling with which her Britannia Majesty's gov
eminent have been pleased to regard the
efforts of the expedition lately under my com
mand to afford assistance to Sir John Frank
lin and his associates. shall not fail to com
municate it to the surviving officers and men
of the party; and / pray you, in their behalf
as well as my own, to convey to her Britannia
Majesty's government our very grateful ac-
acknowledgements for this mark of their favoring
regard.
| am, sir, with great respect, your very ODE
dent, faithful servant Il. X. KANE.
His Excellency JOHN +. CHAMPION,
Minister Plenipotentiary, &c, &c.
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Reported Death or Dion Bouro,e.uI,

The Louisville Courier learns from private
New Orleans dispatches, that Dion Bourcicault
IS dead. He was manager of the "Gaiety
Theatre" ia that city, and was eminent as a
dramatic author and as an actor Mr.. Bourci.
caut was the author of London Assurance,
and many other popular plays, and came to
New York from London little more than a
year ago. He lectured for time upon the
English Drama and then went upon the stage.
where he played genteel comedy with the hap.
piest effect. His wife was formerly Miss Agnes
Robertson, an actress Of popularity.
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Death Of Robert schuyler.

Translated far The Ne1c York Evening Post from.
tke Courier DIES Etats Unis, Dec. 10.
The following lines from private letter
from Paris are calculated to produce a sensa-
ton in New York:
H" Robert Schuyler died about the middle of
last month, at his residence in the environs OF
Genoa, where he had been living for some
time in the strctest incognita with his family.
The place of his residence would have
been known q long time ago if certain per-
sons, occupying important positions in the
management of several railroads, and especi-
ally of the New Haven railroad, had not been
deeply interested in securing his silence and
absence from the country.
Since his departure from America, his
health has been on the decline, and he finally
died Of grief and modification.
Several eminent fnanciers of New York
will not be sorry to learn the news of his death.
He has left, as am informed, great number
Of important papers, which will be published.
They will form curious chapter in the history
OF specializing enterprises in the New World"
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L,oR SALE OR LEASE, Lot n. square

IL 256, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue, the
site on which the Apollo Hall formerly stood
The lot has front OF 4S feet inches, by an aver
age depth Of about So feet.
The terms Of saIe will be: One fourth in cash
the balance in one, two, and three years, with
interest," satisfactorily secured; or il will be leased
for term, from one year up TO twenty. t
There Is no use In recapitulating the command
ing appearance of the locality of the above lot as
is generally conceded TO be one of the best lots
now vacant on Pennsylvania avenue.
Inquire Of VIM. MoRRow, 1874 G. street, or at Il.
G. DYxRs.
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A letter from Havana has the following:
Rachael Felix arrived here yesterday, in
the Isabel, from Charleston. am happy to
have it in my power to add that the subscrip-
ton list for all the performances Of this talent
ed sister presents most satisfactory appear
ance-nearly every seat in the Teatro Tacon
(yon know its immense size) being engaged for
every performance
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One Of the latest curiosities come to London
is the apparition of the sable envoy and pleni-
potentiary of his sooty Majesty of all the
Haytis, Baron Pompey. He has been officially
received by Lord Clarendon, and it is silly re-
ported that his Lordship kept a smelling bottle
to his dainty nose during the whole of the in
terview. What will be the effect of this "dark
cloud" at the first drawing room remains to be
seen. In England they are quite used to the
tawny color Of the East Indian, but an ebony
"nigger" will be a novelty, bedizened in gold
lace, and initiating, with the accuracy Of one
of the monkey tribe, diplomatic airs and graces
One Of the latest freaks of his dusky nobility is
visit he paid this week to Mr.. Buchanan, but
that distinguished gentleman happened to be
out. .E 8 st t4s{
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The Senate was not in session yesterday.
The time Of the House was occupied in dis
cussion.
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Omcial Vote.

The votes cast at the late election in New
York have been officially canvassed, and the
Albany Argus gives the following summary of
the result:
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Hogs Killed and An Pen..

Up to the close of last evenings operations,
the following will show the number of hogs
killed and in pens. Figures same as before
quoted-$6 rs a Sc so, according to size and
quality. Large numbers arrive daily:
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s@- The Secretary Of the Interior ba,

n@- The Secretary Of the Interior has re-
ceivcd intelligence from Lieut.. NJ Michler,
who had the work in his charge, that the
boundary line between the United States and
Mexico had been established, and that Lieut..
Michler had reached New Orleans.
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/ TEACHER WANTED as Governcss

IA in a private family, one that is competent 10
teach all the branches of English French and
music. Address p. M. Fauquier White Sulphur
Springs, Virginia.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1855.

SIR: Her Majesty's government have lately
been apprized of the safe return of the expe
dition under your command to the Arctic re-
gioHs in search of Sir John Franklin. They
have also been informed of the safe return OF
the searching squadron under Capt. Hartstein.
This intelligence has afforded sincere pleasure
to her Majesty's government, and have now
the honor, in their name, to offer their cordial
congratulations 10 you, sir, and to convey to
you, and to request you to communicate to the
officers and crews who, under your command,
so nobly attempted TO afford to Sir John Frank
lin and the officers and crews of her Majesty s
ships employed on the Arctic expedition, the
assurance of the sincere gratitude of the British
government and people for. their generous ex.
ertions.
have the honor to be, sir, your most obedi-
ent and humble servant
JOHN +. CHAMPION.
To DR.. KANE, U. s. Navy.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT..
The Arctic Expedition.

We publish below the letter of the British
minister to DR.. Kane, together with the Doc
tors reply to the same. The minister's letter
expresses the high sense in which her Majesty
and her Majesty's government hold the noble
conduct of the Doctor and his associates, and
the pleasure it gave them to hear of their safe
return:
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senate--Friday, December I'll, 1885.
The Senate was not in session to-day, having
yesterday adjourned until Monday.
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thing. .................
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ARE you suFFERING

1IRoM Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group, Difficult
,ias g5 Side ,sn spss s
Inisntum cholis Lame Hack thbians bites Of PoIsoS.
burns bruises, sRasg chsipea hands, cos ms,
Coninctons OF the Muscles cords, cuts any Kind
sllt Rhsu searvg, Nipples. Sore Lips. vsaeSsai
Sores Scarlet Fever or similar disease. yon may TEST
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which not only removes pain almost
iPehetiatts loahe seat OF and entirely asi4 sss6
ERADlCATES TIE DISRASE asi
e some WI, laugh st the idea o. any curing
diseases though numerous In name ali arise ass
causes The proposition will less extravaganza; hut
face would JoFcs candid 10 ackno lis merits tr
a VINO have used Il themselves gitessod its saglc
(NonpareiD Indicates, the 6est knosr1a
TO THOSE W no THINK.
many external and Internal diseases isying er
ent names? And has il occurred TO you that rem
to bothf This remedy is now offered YOU in lie op
re- liNMENT which does not Insult your understanding
assS or nsntg ss5ss q sat
and yet evealins its eois power alcst Inc
--reacnng ihe most hidden sinews OF man or benafG
BY far the eheaPes lient the MARKET being put IN in
bottles trfee large the majority and
slroilg; therefore oer Ii to you with pride and con-
as exactly suited to the OF rich or
he unprecedented size which the Nonpsre 1nie,,,
WI Ima The Vast expense ohs ateals used init
hundreds ofcerthcates night publish nor do we deem
for itself 'o'''' Is usea VIII eer'iiy
We wonld however refer those afflicted ones who have
to the following names, being but lew Of the many per
sons whose character and ycraoity nees no
in the , e. diseases are
plsn,fa 10 SPEAK OF IFS merits as It deserves,
SOLD IN wheeling by James Baker, kes "a Caldwell, Il
u Logan Go. III Mckee, Patterson a Co, dnd by tho
August II, '53 = "s, 80
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IMEDTCI
Or HaIl's GeLebrotea l2ati,,,o,,;;c I7lio.;g.

foR the permanent cure oTcoughs colds cansumption
u brohchl 3 Influenza, Group, yyhoon M cotg
oIthe bfoichca and oasenesa caused by pb
10 speakinsi and all affections Cf the organs OF respira
ton. s 90 - -
Warranted the pleasacs best medicine for sis.as
tile lungs sold In america -
Innrrsentiig this medicine tho public " have tbe
satisfaction To know that we not only present them with
an Invaluable antaoe for the class diseased il nrofe
10 ete but one which is perfectly harmless in is an
out fear OF mineral potson,, II conains none
he met, that large portion of tile suffering and death
throughout country, is caused by Ills ease Of fbe
olIesplaton consequent exposure and cold hasf6
dncea us TO put II within the reach OF every indIyitlnnI
who need re edy that has proven ITSELF 30 hyau
able. =
This medicine Is the result OF long experience ad
study OF tnhe diseases OF lie lungs which ar so fen,en h
our changcsbc ciimnte II 10 be in aSva,ee
OF all before discovered for those neenlisr
colnpi is, on tnpr oveeIt all, and conseatentIy
4 upcIiolsto ltOtlers.
We Shall make no eStrayagan assertions OF lis efficacy
IN he vendors OF loo many ostrums
WHO deceive al who trust them. shall hold out any
Inducements which experience docs not Justify -
and use IL as dcted, they will be cured in every instance
that it's not beyond tue of medicines. There are
nun erons cn0yBgthe blessings oTheath and
rehewediie, as II were, who Otherwise would have long
since been In their but for the timely and ne
ring use o. This invaluable remedy 1t is not preiu1cd
That ~ 10 inlalibe IN every stage ofconsumpon but we
know TO bs better adapted to the various diseases liz
ORGANS than other oered 10
public Alive ask is trial, aud In very Instance II
se freely he directions, n perfect salts
faction 10 not givSn, the money viii be returned
Genuine signed K. HA LII Dc 60. For sale by JAMiss
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
ssenesaliy throughout tie country. ap9-1y
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Froa ne Fairn,ont { na.1 Rep,.1ltcan.

FFomtte Fatruontl pa0 RspuStiean.
An INSALuABLk Mkploise.-lt is but seldom we find
among the many remedies offered 10 the public for tile cure
OF disease, one we commend ryvhose y
tues we are able to discover, seduousy
giving to anything that might any
one To suppose that placed any faith in their pTete
sons. But with reference 10 remedy mann in
this places and which has become familiar tho public
as household words speak from knowledge its in.
inso exceilences It's adaptation many the ills OF
g, and The security with which it may be used We
seak OF The Nonpareil Nerve and bone Imminent prepar
81 ~ u ~ Carr & Co.. from prescription furnished BY
Ut watson Carr late OF Morgantown, now OF Wheel
Ing, OF the most eminent in Virgnia Tha
LII Is based upon the broad principle that any
nounded be equally efcaeous aec.
mons, prihciple that has been successfully develuped
PIE IN us acton and yer revealing in It's effects spoer
more reae hing the hidden man
and beastand yet being nnoxious 10 Inc
II Is asn by ar the cheapest Imminent In the et being
put IN IN otiles Twice large the majority, Al one.
larger than the largest, besides being four
nmes as strong We commend it TO those In want OF
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
no. l, sprigg House Enporium!l
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs AND yEsTINasl

- -. Ne ~ spring and BIaRralaSer q oodai
tA pleasure in being able say to my old custom
eIa anu the fashionable community, that I haye juat
from Nef York. and have BEEN able to procure
ost Goods for the season that the great
New York, can import from France and the
and having dispensed with the
non elohlng, gives time TO attend to
tee Wanto Of my customers in the fashionable way MY
new stock now consists OF
BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, BLUE, oLivE AND
DALHIA CLOTHS.
Also silk and cashmarets, all shades and colors;
nonbazne, drapiter cloths, linen
&C. Tor making froek, dress, sack and business costa
sreneht Engsh and American cassinsfes; also, ducks
inen drilngz, &C., for making pants As to Vestings,
have the most beautiful selection looked at in any c
W. al of which prepared to up The most
1onable and best style, as have secured RUssELL's
services as for tho coming season. feel certain in
saying that ci1urnSh better cloths than any house west
OF The Allegheny mountains.
In connection with the above have beautiful assot-
Int OF Furnishing Goods, ali ne. seasonable and
1ohabe consisng Of cloth. cashmere. cashmerett bonn
oR5e srass linen, dIabita and plain linen, oc, dress
and bnsiness coats vests and PANTS, made from the
linen and cotton Shirts sk, lire lambs cot
Ton Undesshirts and DraFers rasas. stocs collars,
Hosiery In great variety every other article suit
able for completing n gentleman 3 we rdr0be.
an the above named articles together with many other
articles thatean be found my sore No l. Sprigg House.
Please ealin and take look, and much obge yours.
Inro1 z s. RICR
NorIcE- Extra.
have small stock OF COMMON clothing that will dis
POSE OF AZ cost even less make fol my Spring
Iar21 RICE
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M EDICAL..
. Proc Wnndsi

T mir Restorntkv o Is now fsr lfbrs t;,s,s !,
duced to the citizens Of wheeling al M IN N 80
slt,eet which Is the only sure remedy ever inyenfes AZ
VIII the grey hairs and In he
head IN short time with the ,s
na anu pre- vents the hol iiig on se
rolthe tly zeinont Lie IN
lesons OF ullierent names now before the nubl,
eeauitul article for the toilet for rho n5
or yonnE and can only be appreciated nv lis o9
are respectfully invited 10 cali al The Issn WI ana gu
sne OF ladies and gentlemen ar lisb
south and West, whore il yns ~.
VIII Ieier TO the certificate below or lie w.
ana SENATOR Judge Breesc, OF Illinois:
Ilaye ,fvs5 I. :, . CA9LyLg, III. June q, 1855!
have ms ssS t u 3, Woods, Hair Restoraive aud
piemanrely grey, but by the use or Ills
no doubt ernnnently : @1', : 10
SIDNEY BREEsE,
ex-senator OF the United STATES.
FFofessor Woods, SDrientnl anna,iye
m,, ointment.
lnnlent Us valuah auxiliary the treatment
vi lhe most formidable diseases with which II is
oe 70 eonteAdi insi ance, ifdafto ings and
by thorough and continued application or this
Llnment over the region OF affected orgali these 9th
mar telr terror particularly among Children and
tHoSanuS OF fnoterss they allowed speak,
Win all The eloquence OF feeling aud Affection. their
united testimony to the fact that Il had hill
their folmer health and beauty. GAIN IL viii be found
powerful auxlliary in removing what is generally known
as an Aguc Cake, enlargement Spleen in All
cases where an external application Is o SERVICE this lin
tnent Will be found usclul. 81 'ssl77T
General Depot $50 Broadway, New York; and II q
arknt st 81 Louis
For wholesale and retail in Wheeling by
1eIdSln f WILLIAM J.. ARMSTRONG
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aP RING OF 1858.
VIM. i. sELBY; NJ
WHOLESALE DEALER ~. ~


Foreign & Donesfic DRY q 60 80, ~
No. 1T Main ST., Vest side, beficeen i1''1'
Onion SITS.
Wheeling, var, ;, mr. CO..
rs NOW in receipt OF dis sPrins stoeA . ~ Narst
il end Motors, direct from mPoIIe,,s stnd
-rers Comprising complete ana .s esu b y
goods adapted TO the trade oil this seeIlo i
IN any hou e, East or Wet, to when lMsstirs Of
invite the attention OF retail dealer sVl''3
DRESS GOODS. ,.i,;r,s 5s
In black silks, alpaeas, popiins, Of III u
hams, etc., with very large stoeS ,pnass
makes and coIors. Also, bonnets, no0D
other trimmings in variety and OF
MEn's wEAR. ,,ro e,ssfs.IIss..
In cloths csssimefs sattinetts, roitoplass, ~
leans tyyeeds and summer elohsi ee s,ir ulkeeE.
nis blue drills brown linens, linen A
other such goods, n very desirable e Z. uton hth ~
mems and boys palm hats, enS n lnfu ar
wool brash hats ETC; with NIL dlupefs,
ton baeging seamless bags, blTlaps, .ins ETC.,
drilligs iiekings checks Of Bile -
and bIeached muslinsi with gooa st'
~ 'i's NOTION LIN -. thfeaas, ~
Asearnbries jaeonets, Irish Liners. 5isir IN
tons, hosiery Gloves combs, etc y . VIZ
afy whole stock viii be found ulse ,v
quality and style, as in prices w. z. SELL
< 7ras pure TH6Ie Lad, dFY, oF i nv
u febI3
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tIfnn EAnow Thyseif.,'--
An Invaluable Book for % Cents

EsI11l ggsotn N l.ta7 ftnn.
IL. ~, S,r,i;S = =. 9ssvutt ..foe = 1oPy.
6t HM 80 tss solu N Tess shah three montha
fSls sN1 anu st tss,ed
rnox RoI, rI1ts AND HAND
~ ~. = e f.p-Sontainng an outline
of isease eopiTete nv exsEy lorn
~, al 49, -. " aeAuL intercourse,
vi " SeAni eneess, WIN elNiee cr their
nj ~ aN,9asEg ~ heaca
anu every tnng mat would offend tile car
io me les9t o. some twenty years successin
@ 10 me cure oI diseases oil
To when Il es Ines,n,s for ~. ,,.
~ lol the cure OF the ABOVE
r,h anu tscsse on Inc causes symptoms and cure
" 1 Tts lever a y ~, Ag gn,
~ ae royeSSoT O tbstsfTtca an teH COL
. fs , h9hTfns MEDICAL MAsuAL"
OF lnls weLs unnke me maniy Q! those who
n,s ~ oe Inc st ~ whicn grad
" oIe " 'ne oest eoieses IN tne Uneu States II
ie 70 ieconineho MN TO the uiio tunate,
70 .ne Slc.in OF mapaStee as successful an expe
IN whose honor ana integrity they
nay pace tue greatest commence enc ,,x..o..
JOS .. LoNGshoRR, NJ. d.
Fto,n tr,o,,,,S n n aTt, n,.,,,
from a. .toodiedTd M ", o. felr UfpeTstfy, Phfiadei
,e pe.sue 10 auu my tesunony 70 The
sDty OF me snhor Of the Medieal Man
[ NJ , ~ i SSses 81 msease o. inc nenisl otgsns'
sone OF lhein OF long Sandlng have come under my
~ @aG nus ssl mas been manifest IN restoring 70
erieoI IN some cases where the patient has been
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MEDICINAL.
The Nonpareii Nerve and Bone

= he Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
LINZ NJ o. NJ
PREP JARED BY "a, ii. CARR q CO.. FROM
A PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DR..
WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING,
LATE OF M0RGANTOW ,s5s
II IL bdsd broad yfRe amy remedy irhieh
MIL reiere erieraal Pais loiii, If properly
pounded, 6e equally seess9ft IN reinopiHg inier
nal eGeetto1lei Poirer. tohieh Is 6editifaiiy
9 developed in and peculiar to ne g.
N0NPARElL LiNIAfENE
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Odd EeiIows, n1nsons, Rec. Men Mons OF
Temperance

Odd Fellows, NAuBona, lket Hen, Mons of
renApernnGs
81 And other Society Regalia,y
Banners. Seals and Jetpels, manufactured and sold
by Gibbs & Smith, No. I3 Baltimore Sired,
Baltimore, Md.
THE assortment usually on hard gapsistsof
REGAI.IH,
Odd Feaoirs,- Grand and Subordinate Lodge and Ri
- Campment. III
-. Past Grand and other Cincers. plain ana
embroidered
y, LEI, 20. 80, 4th and 9th Degree Parade Re
49, ~ galias
- Pchly embroidered Encampment Parad
s..5fg y. RegaliaS.
MasonfeK knights Templar, Royal A. III. and Master.
Jewels, Robes, Banners, S, 'ords. &c.
Sens OF 1sfnpeTdHee National Grand and Subordiha
observation-disclosures and Members.
3D. Degree Working and Parade Regala.
JEWELS
or Che yaIons Orders. of silver Gilt Plated Melals
Including knights Tenplar, with Dirks)
BANNERS.
benners ofayery size style and COST adapted to tho va
iols Orders and Societies, and DE-
Signs Tor Banners- when required, furnished OF ex
pense showing the style Of the when finished Aso
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
Compraing the largest asorentto be found in tile u s.
LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES;
, wishing to t their Halls, supply themselves with
atade or Working Regala, banners, depend up.
addressing - ri Has q, g1iirT
ssgalia and Banner turcrs, 10 Baltimore street.
Baltimore, Md.
10 q. Il, FRY. Agei., Wheeling Va octS-tr i
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Advice.

yon tFonbled with cough; pain in the breast or
amy Affection OF the Lungs -Use Brentngerss Com
pound Syrt;p of Boneset. Csc s
II you afflicted with Rheumatism, have received
bruises srrains hands frost bitten
or Uhapped-Use TIE Berger Spine and Mnseie Linz
ment; and ~ 80 " slfs
Shoald you be affected with ScTofuls any disease
arising from ipnr DO blood, TIE njudieos
OF mercury. by all Brentinger's Fluid Xxx
tract of SarsapaTiila and nandelion.
These remedies been tried by hundreds and In all
have 81 ven evidence Of their superior
eleaSy nvereyery other medicine in the of these
complaints, for which they are recommended.
1BREETLfNGER d ARsiSTRoNG'Sass
Monroe street adjoining the MeLure House,