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"somC limo ogo We merely alluded to Hampton. v,

"SOnc time ago we merely alluded to Hampton. v,t
etahic IinCtuIe, with promise Oi noticing Hulr is
uaIy the great relief we have OuTScli derived nom.
Use During Our cOeEIOte course, OwIng To scIru.u
la bits, we brCan!e gu e dysrelC aud were Nely mu
trOhhled with vertigo. For than twelve ycaa al
leaving college, were lNbOIing seriously niHrr d.
Two nilCtIOms In the ming OF 1853, health bee
50 delicate that il was with gcat difficulty VIZ co.d
tend Ia the ordinary duties al oul. profession. k,,
thing we ate Immediately turned acid; our digestive
sais hecanc wholly dcruHgcd lusiIg il
their activity AID Vitality VIC constantly dcps
ed III Slirlii our encigy almost lOIsOuk Us, and Jb
but necessity III s"tl us IN 10 seton.
NV had taken siIUUg medicines. observed great g.
iiculaIly III our diet, and all to no purpose Nriat
SPARED Ol ever recovering our health when a ten
lemd Of OuIS inIrUTiuued get bottle ilaIItu
,-iel ilUm is Ne briefly replied, 'Ur ,fV,ha
gaze dollar JoI all he J.Hciipe HmyioE rr,r l4aa,
tat as Our own Individual health was concerned
lad no ialh III II Or any other medicine in CilrCug Il.
It's. In tile blindness Ui her heart, however, Nhu
consulting us about II, she aud got one luItlr
urged us 10 accept Ul ii, and lOT her sakG, II could
possibly lI1usG 10 it aUCOI ding 10 direction H.
tie igI regard VIC had fol- iCU and leI act nj kiidnl
we wnmhsed 10 duSn And without the least rA1glri
ton we Ca tIuIy say that before used tie cue
oil one bottle we felt like Few man.
''N used, COnScCuiIVely, from ton 10 fifteen bnillrs
We were aiIud 10 give II ul', leaning uuI Oi ,ils,,
might return Slice leI Our diges Vr organs lmue he,
uniformly correct, our head clear, lnh VI ar o. "ur
buTs, tolls Fatalities IGsI UhSib,lilIns, and wUii, Co.
VIII allow, our spirits have been b-u,AuI, and wr 81
lust what we please, much we uiedst aud wien &.
plrasc-ad all is We'll. For the sake ri the sffcte, u
n'ake this statement, IOpus that others may lud II,
Iclic from its use That vG IL shUulL he hri
every family. No family should be Without HAMrIus
VEGEI ABLg T'INCTURI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-11

SuDDEN DEArH FaoN GnrEF,I-Mr. L. Browns
DEATH which took place from cholera, at Chicago,
H., was communicated to his mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Brown, at Rochester. New York, on the SOlh
ult., WHEN the old lady became much affected,
and She remarked: "Poor Lewis, shall soon be
up stairs, and tremulous motion was observed.
when she fell backwards, and, being caught in the
arms of her daughter, died almost instantly, Will
out struggle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-11
Washington RuiI Mills IN lluTI.
Commissioners and Trustec's'sale.

DY VTtnc Of decree OF tl,a circuit count OF ut,.
ID ty, made AT IT'S SpIing Term. $50, IIiLr ~,
Rhey ~ Matthews VS. Drlkcly, SWeeie. a. Co ,I
~ HahEI ". same defendants, Tho Vl,,,.i,, N
day The Sth dUS OF October, 1890, al liz i,n, 49,, '
court house OF ONO county, 10 sell The IIorr,Iy
III said causes aud deCieed 10 he sold To VII; lie
said Dfakcly and George s. Atkinson, IA, $40 Cd
lowing real estate, situate in ihe Town 0l S,II
formerly RiiClHciOvH, 10 wit: lois numbered ~ T.,
l6, 81, g. 23and "a, M square ISM South WLel,n
six, seven, clsitS sixteen, twenty-dne. twenty tv
three aud twenty lOul ~ square eighteen IN Suur .
ing aud all tie zoos, fixtures aud ne Soual rtur,
every description ~ and upon sulL picui,srs l-
the Washington ~ MS principally used for Inutl,,
railroad iran. Also COal lot No. : Csevcn6. r0,'
coal is supplied by railway directly INTO said min
AT the same time aud place Ibe unir, sirns ,' rr
under deed al Trust duly recorded IA ONO Co,u,,.
Will sell the interest al The Uter owners W mar IL,
chaser VIII acquire tile Hull Tile To the wGul. OF lI
able property.
These NJ IS nave been constructed al urra, "a.
with much care, aud there are lew mills II, II. " -'
better adapted to the purpose f0r which, il was
namely; To manufacture rats Tor rairOals Tn. ll
ls Eeiy uesi'"be' while the che rrss Dt the ,yr
sold with lie property, adds To the uduceIIrIIs
cli Sc Inc growing demand tor AmcTiU al rails ti
ness oil the n'hCitnrrys but recently CuIslrr ed m
tbs most desirable as investment 10 C1pali.t
such all opportunity has been rarely offered Thc,e
now produce from 20 10 ~ Ions OF R.iIs Ter ,ar
product could be much ncrca scd by rluuila i,r .
tiIc!r full capacity Purchasers ate requested in
the mills iO' themselves
Icrms II Sdis--OnG iOmth ca il or anIrOyeJ =,
with interest, payable IN sixty days at Que oil tie u
lllS hdNkSi OnCiOurlh at yea one fourth AT tt,
and OF eiOurth at three years iruE the day Of sal,
purchaser giving bond with approved scruiilv N, .
Inerts irOm The day Of sale. and The tile lr.
Until the last payment is made
ag2ond ommiSsio'c " f iL'LTr
Pittsburgh Journal copy Il week til ,Iay aI. .
ward mll tn this office lO' collection.
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Sale of Real Estate

THE undersigned, Executors of the last ,yiIl,,, .
mont Ol Jonas CmubaCker, deOcised, win srr' -,
auction at the hont door oil the court house Of On,
ty, on saturday the 9Th day ri Orlnhet. .lAjj iI
ing real ealHte, to vii: the south hail OF lot No.
west side OF Main street in tile city uf WEerl,
80 feet mont, AID extending hack TO the Tiyer
besides the drug store aud office, with gas and w.,
lures, ard good OuihOuscs. Tic house Is wei II ,o
boarding house and IrOihccNry shop, aud tic lam
Also, lot No. u ON Clay and sixth streets tn lsl II
Ing This lot is vacant aud Vcry desirable IL, H. %
purposes.
Tsms.--A credit OF six, twelve, and eighteen 81.
Will br given ON the puTChaSC nlUney, except 10 r
cash, The purchasers giving their negotiable moo
good eLdOlser, hrsIiug interest, and cNceulil- -,
lrust tie property ~ securr tic purchase MON,
JOHN II, cRHMEACkt
GEORGE HARDMAN
sHpi:id EX'rs nj J. CIuml,acLcr. !. ,
.-.-.-L
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100000 COPIES! 4
Steamboat Disasters on the Yves.
tern Waters,
AND
STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY.

1NHE undersigned have now in course preparations
i new Steamboat Directory, which will he issued u
October heX The book VIII contain ever Two hundred
pages illustrated in the best stylc and neatly bound ma
books published, will he hook that will helm.
ierestng 10 all classes Of people The Sieaub0a nhec
tory will contain complete list and description at all The
Steamboats, ai, the Western and Southern wa
ers The length, model speed, P0TeIad tonnage oil each
boat, W III The trade she is in Also tie nj Cap
contain History OF Steamboats, and an the
sketch Of The boat built u the onu rive, with tile
maine OF tile builder, commander and owner.
The Rive, Directory will contain list and description
OF all the Steamboat Disasters thai have occurred on the
western and southern waieIs beautifully Illustrated, with
sinking and exploding. the Western and southern
tess. The directory will contain Maps of The Ohio,
Mississippi. Missouri Illinois. Arkansas White, Red;
Ouucila YaZn0. and her Rivers, with tho Towns and
Cities laid down, with distances also, many
oeI River aud CONNIE cial Items oil interest 10 The peo'
eat large. Tie book will contain the cards oil the VaIi
Gus u $ Mail Boats, with the trade they III. &C, &c
responsible Steamboat Licensed Otlccs their places oil
sidence, DC. vC the Steamboat Law, its require
icIIs, WIN COumchtS showing where 1t DEMENT'S the IN
competent officer, and Injuries the competent officer,
and all the important u. States Supreme ourl Steam
Commercial Privileges. Bills OF I.ading. Important be
csions of the various u $. COnis in regard FrCigs
Lost ana Hil2ged, DC, DC, with many other things OF
| interest.
The Directory will be illustrated in best style and
printed ~ the best manner. Tie author for six
bee gathering together ali the and Items IN cGaT TO
the hume Gus Steamboat disasters The Western and
I'Ouheh "aIe'S' ana now intends Furnishing ltem IN
book 0rn Tic price OF the work will be nut at the low
sum ul One Dollar Ten thousand copies will be issued
lot the boatmem ali others DESTROYS o suhscrhn. VIII
have TO dOso at once none will he printed unless
deied III advance. The work is destined have cir
cuatlOn OF over eighty thousand cop the publisher
ave receiving large numbers of subscribers, er mail,
from all paris OF the country, daily Some OF the oIScst
h"ai men, as well scientific men OF tile tines, al c
contributors 10 the Steamboat Directory.
The directory Will hc issued in October aud will lie
ornament Ia the INiOr wei steamboat. by remit
ing one dollar tostraid) you will receive copy vi lie
All communications and letters should he addressed IL
JAMES \ LLOYD ~ CO,
j ln- lILI Post. miiiLe hlilLllMm. L'lMCimmaIi. O
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Duf9s Mercantile college.
n n large room in IBornbroOIk's Buildings,
lInin street, Wheeling.

In n large room in EBornbrOOk's Buildings,
Ilniu street, Wheeling.
]. DUFF, Principal.
THIS institution has Op ned its classes with the most
j flIteTiuS prospects. Students may rely upon re-
CPivs all tile vatAses derived from attending the i'
sttutiOH Pittsburgh, aud those who graduate will re-
eeve the Diploma. The course OF study embI aces
-. DOuBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING,
spilled to every branch OF trade III manufacturing, com
In'ssiOH Wholesale, retail, individual aud partei ship
business, embracing upwards OF lOO practical business
transactions calculating SIX different methods OF Double
Entry, preparing the student keep books uon any me-
thJd luu
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS
Embracing nearly business atiOns hut few OF
winch found any ariIhmelc AlsOa new aud aJbre
walled method ot computing interest,"
PESMANSIIIP.
All the modern improvements in the process OF teaching
introduced.
COMMERCIAL Law.
Regular Lectures Will be delivered by member OF the
Wheeling Bar.
COMMERCIAL. CORRESPONDENTS,
With general rules framing cuisines letters, business
Exchanges. and instruments OF every description
The results of IS years experience n> chant, aud
10 subsequent experience teacher are COM
prI>ed in this course Of sudy and it is confidently he
eVed that 10 OF training for business given
III the country Is brought tO tile same degree o eIiec-
ton.
U5-MR. DUFF deliversa Tree lecture at Ills loom as
above, every evening hs week at O'Clock, To which the
public is respectfully invited.
''Nuf's Book keeping, HarPeT's edition. price l.6O
'DuI's SIeamboa Book keeping price ST. For sale. by
booksellers.
Cnll FOR circular. srl1Hr
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TNIOd. DiAubigne. wife of DR.. Merle D'Au-
bigne, the historian. died at Geneva. Switzerland,
on the 18th OF June. She is described as having
been in intellect and piety an ornament 10 the hos.
pitable home so often resorted to by Christian trav
elers on the continent.
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REAL ESTATE SALES
EousE AND LOT PoR ca,

EoUSE AND LOT FOR SA1.p-
THE undersigned Offers for sale his llo,sc -
L Market street, east side, between Mnn,'t ~" l.
streets. The lot is a fret 'front.' with son, ll
ling house aud out buildings "''eL d
II viii be sold low and ON Accommodate lac.
possession given any time alter the irsto! UGlos-
90 Enquire OF '''-'.
SepS L. N VA.
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Trust Sale

Vt MI OIIILI wv N INDFERTY,
DY virtue a decd OF trust from Martha NJ Marshall
L" he undersigned. atcd ihe 1911 day OF November
lG' ac duly acknowledged and recorded in the clerks
book 10 i0IO H. SC, shall
MONDAY THE SIN DAYOF OCTOBER, 1855,
at II O'Clock A. NJ at the front door of the court onse in
the cityo Wheeling Virginia, sale ,y public
HuctioI to the highest bidder, Lot number F f,ru in
square number TiCeHtD nine in tho town OF South Wheel
ing in Ohio county, Virginia, formerly called RitCet0wn
TO- ether with all the improvements to said lot belonging
Terms CASH. ALFRED CNLDWEIL,
Sps T'r,I,,
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on RITCHlETOWM rRnpER

UT III IUFIIETUWN FRUPERTY.
by virtue Of deed OF trust from: Alexander G. Mar
IL shall 10 the undersigned dated The 9Th day OF No
yemDer ISL and duly acknowledged and recorded in lie
ia, III hook N folio 20. shall on
vi Ond"y the Sth lny of October 1858,
at II o'clock y VI at the trent dInT liz. court house in
the city =" Wheeling, Virginia. expose to sale hv I,,c
auction 10 the highest bidder, l"I uhcr AirirrM in square
number trentyniNe. in the South Wheclira il,
Ohio county, Virginia, formerly HiichieowH To-
gether with all the improvements tn said iO belonging
TERMS CASH ALFRED C!i LDWELL,
.Lnn
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TIE YELLOW FEVER FrxD in Baltimore has reach
ed the handsome total of seventeen thousand five
hundred dollars. New York has sent eight thous.
and dollars, while Philadelphia has subscribed a.
bout seventeen thousael four hundred.
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owe WOULD NOT GIVE A DOLLAR IA.
ALL THE TINCTURE HAMPTON
EVER A AEIJ


THUS spoke wise and good uIan: bp, u,rl +.
changc Let the G57scisd hear iEi, and -i de, M a 4,
Their 10 suffer on OF he made whole. J; 5ss,rslo.4
nth mined hr0ih bsaT.
Rev James ". ll.Inicutt, tie talented aud ii,,,,
CIT editor o. that highly popular and extensive, N,
per, lie Christian EanTcr, published at t,cl,Ial
Ea ~ Ills editorial al tie 18TH OF May, tS tin.
OF IaMptoWS Vegetable fracture:
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supplement OF the lnvalIdS Russo of the !4tf
OF August publishes the continuation of the teIc.
graphic account of the commandment Of Swea borg.
July % (Aug. 100 2. p. m.-'rhe file of the
enemy was renewed with double intensity after
9 a. m. Up to noon their FIRE was directed chief.
" agasnSt the works oil West Swartne, and The
Nicholas Battery, on the island Of Rantan, but
without success; their cannonade was then agaI
turned against the fortress.
'AcCoEding 10 an approximate calculation abou
1000 shots were fired yesterday against Sandhamu
Island; the firing consisted chiefly in btUadsiles OF
T Ling ERE.
To-day about 1900 shells were thrown into
West Swartne and the Nicholas Battery. whsch to
judge from their explosion, were all of the weight
of seven pounds.
Il. p. m.-The cannonade of the enemy i,
weaker.
40. II p. m.-The homhardment to-day la,
positively done no damage, eItker to the Esrtifca.
tons or to the batteries guns. In these two DAYS
the confagration destroyed some buildings on the
island OF Stura ESier-Swartoe.
''July 30 [llth of August 9 80 a. m.-Yester-
day about ten p. M, the enemy recommended fir
ing rockets. and opened fire from the mortar of the
battery on Longorn Rock. The latter fired from
100 to 100 Shots in the hour. The firing Of rock
ats ceased at half-paSt IL. During the course of
last night about $50 were fred.
"TmS morning at 3. so a. M, the firing against
! the fortress ceased.
"Durng the night some boats approached the
Nicholas battery on Ramton Island, so rs TO be
able TO throw in rockets AT shorter distance. A
cannon loHder! with grape was fired at them and
compelled them to withdraw; since then the fir
ing of the rockets completely ceased.
$40. 30 p. m.-'rhe bombarlment was not IT,
newed curing the day. The enemy'S fleet remains
at anchor in its old position, and counts the same
| number Of vessels.
Gully 81 [I2,h Of August 3. a. mat one
O'Clock a. M, the enemy fired 70 rockets into the
fortress, which did no damage. Some of their pun
boats are getting up their steam.
all. =. m.-rhe commandment has not been
renewed: the enemy appears to be tliSarmng the
battery thhy had established on the Longorn Rock.
"Fhe vessels that bombarded Sandhamn ON the
2Sih of July 18th Of August continue repairing.
g. a p. m.-fhe enemy remain at their old
anchorage, and do not renew the attack
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-11

FIVE silver Medals aud seven Diplomas
have been awarded 10 ADAMS for first Dagucrreo-
types. Adams Co.'s Gallery corner OF Uriom
and Main SITS. Stranger invited call. citizens
course will do Picture. taken cheap as tie cheap
est. io9n
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Provisions! ProvisIons!!
M AYGEE a. Go kcepconslanly on hand full supply
III OF Meats Vegetables, and all kind Of Provisions
aud ~ od"ce for families and boats. Butter and Eggs
rtSh Clear Ice, &c.
House.
q! 5-Eoats will find il 10 :hctr advantage to call.
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ND w A r r A Mt S
John M. Clarke & Co..

JOnn M. clarke d. Co.
Land Warrant, stock, Exchange Brokers,
nnd agents for Chains nSninsI the
Government.
HE very highest New York market price will be paid
L for Land Warrants for the next five years When
ever they shall have advanced beyond last quotations
the very highest New York ket prices viii be maid
on receipt OF by MALL regardless the former quo
ing as much as il they were personally present
Sight drafts any of the Northern or Southern cities
Will he Identified b. return l wien preferred the
amount will be placed to their credit in one O the New
H"k Banks, whichthey draw sight the iav n
Ter TenilliMg the warrants
Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE & Co
Washington city, ID C.
REFER TO
Office. - ''7 's"s'a' lor'd
Hon. L P Waldo. Commissioner of Pensions.
SweeHy, RittenlUusG & Co.. bankers Washiigt on civ
S S,"uo" hIo.heIS' do do
SWtet' Lea d Co, do do
al the Officers of the Banks in Wheeling, Va
Cashier flank oil Virginia, Richmond. Va.
cashier farmers Bank, do
Virginia 81 Ne' SUI %
James RObb, Banker, New Orleans
President Exchange Bank, Pittsburgh Pa
Johnston. BROTHERS T. Co, bankers, baltimore
r. H. Maury q Co., bankers, Richmond, Va
f1ul 4 Hinton, bankers, Petersburg, Va
FeterSS Spence & Co., bankers, Lynchburs Va
lEe26 Times .
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IRA writer in the Southern Literary Messenger
writing upon the paintings OF Europe. has the fol-
lowing in regard to the Madonna of Raphael:
''Ihe Madunnas of l,aphael, which are scatter
ed through the galleries Of Europe from London to
Naples, bear so striking resemblance 10 each
other as to hint at earthly original, the probable
inHmOr0tI Of his youth, of whom Passer tells us
nothing, concerning whom indeed all the blogra-
piers silent. That they are not purely IDEAL
the uniform fidelity, and Ur:asembLamce of The I'm
eaments would impyi apart from their general
likeness TO each other; and that the lovely being
whom they represent was not n companion of the
artists mAturer days is almost certain from the fact
that she appears only in that glouied form OF the
blessed Virgin. We can fancy her TO have been
some sunny haiGed, azure eyed maiden with WI ON
lie had rambled over the breezy hill sides of Ur-
binn, or who had sat down beSie IN the printing
room Of PerugIno, his master, as the first sweet
flowers OF the imagination had wrestep from his
arms aud canonized to his perception. Thus he
came to regard her ever afterwards through the
halo Of a heavenly ether, aud that wondrouS and
happy change was effected exquIslely deScnb.
ed by the Fnar in the case Of HerO:
The idea of her life had swcctIy crept,
lmtn his study oil Imagination,
And every lovely organ OF her life
Had come appdle ed III more pr cCiOuS habit,
More moving delicate, aud iull vi lile
Into the eye and prospect Of his soul,
Than when she lived indeed
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|
SARtToGA,-FHRoUGH SOUTHERN SPECS.-A cor
respondent Of the Fayetteville IN. c. Observer.
writing from SaIatoga,-during high fashion,
| there, SAYS
The conpany-at least the female portion-is
| every year becoming more gay and fashionable
| never saw anything like The br,lIiancy OF the
style OF dressing OF the ladies'. The coOrs are NOT
SO iiaunGns, but tie mat ral is rich, Gle aul and
costly NeSee nothing like IT, happily, in our
backwoodS portion of'the world. There is under
stood 10 be spirited rivalry at the hotel where
sop between two New York Indies, Tone the wifi.
| OF patent medicine man who has accumulated
his million by making his pills and bitters, the
other OF an archltect,) for the pre.eminence in
dressing. One of them is SAID to wear S2O,OOO
worth OF Jewelry alone when i'll full dreS; and her
cHtldS wardrobe tan infant in the arnS) is report-
ed TO have cost 81, 900! Children parlake Of the
passion tor dress and extravaganza generally; and
those irom Iour 10 ten the be ST dancers that fig
uEe at the evening qundlilleS, waItzeo and PolkaS.
They live fast. There are no children properIy
so called. in fashionable society here-they are
all young gentlemen and young ladies'. A little
BOY len yeats Old was overheard The other day
saying TO another with whom he was playing: 81
ike you, wish 10 cultivate your acquaintance.
when get lone. If you will give me your ad-
uresS' will call on you when get to New York;
inns actual occurrence shows that the pictures of
Young America in the back leaves of Harper'S
magazine ale not carcatureS, as we have been in
Tue hu6It oil thinking, but are true TO life.
VIII The ladies' pardon me for one more word
revealing one of the secrets OF their craft? Ger
laInly. Well: Southern lady asked North
eIh lady how they managed to fix their hair-lhe
glory OF the woman-SO handsomely! The reply
was The halr-dEeSSer comes every day, Texcept
SuhdayI and does ii up, for two dollars a week.
Well, but how do you manage whem. yuu lie tlow
TO take your SleSta, or on Saturday nighti Oh, we
lie very carelUll on our backs. 50 as not to de-
range the hair! There's a secret worth kuuwinoI
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DAGUERREoTYPEs.
Side and SknLinht drranncnent.

7'V7VO UT" 0"yVVy7VO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LikeneSses taken with all the recent improvements,
without unnatural whteness OF hair, grey appear
black dresses. Every sty.e OF cases always on
hand.
Rooms, No % Monroe st. near thcCourt House.
innl6-ly wM. CownEN.
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Bone -bruise-shOulIer-sp z Use
MERcuAMr's GAKeLI~o OIL tits the best iEb roca,iOu
in use for either horse or human flesh.
je2s T. Fl. LOGAN & Co. Gen'I Agents
as.5 Bridge Corner Drug Store.