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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-17

ws would be glad to know the candidates for
Justices Of the Peace in the districts of this
Comfy. Wearc often asked who they arc and
c,nnot name tl,om. Our friends will confer {"
favor by sending US their names as far as prac-
ticablc
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NEW YORK, May 16.-The frigate Potomac,
and the sloop-of-war Saratoga were at St Parto,
May Cd, and were to sail for st. Thomas on the
next day.
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Fersr and Ague, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Headache,
loss Of ;As.Pgs'ift, De'iltfty, L9sttreaess

Biind and B6edin0 Piles
Many Of most worthy citizens testify to lie wonderful
efficacy all affections of the Stomach and Liver As
Tonic 1t has been cqnMle, the relief It affords in
all cases OF debility weakness Of Kind almost In
Ntantaneous. In Nervous Rheumatic and ESuralElc Alec
lions, 1t has In instances proved highly beneficial
and In others Effected decided cure
When eminent physicians prescribe, and their pnenss
unhesitctngly recommend, surely may to doubt
and eagerly test It's virtues for ourselves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-17

1Crsrox HorsE-On the opening of the bids,
on "wednesday last, for the erection of Custom
House in this city, it was found that the bid of
Messrs. Stewart, Schealc & Co., was the lowest,
they proposing to do the work for $50, lOO.-
They are worthy and enterprising men of this
CITY. The work will be commenced immediate
" upon the closing of the contract,
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WEAKNESS OF THE. STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
AROher great Cure effected 6y BoegdteS Holland Bit
terS-The wife Of Peter De Wte, living in Holland Town,
SheboyGan county, Wisconsin,, suffered very much
weakness OF the stomach and Indigestion. She had
under physicians for time but the disease
seemed be his skill. She purchased some Ifol-
land Ders at Office whchuve given tone TO her stO
mach, her appetite and strength returning firm
u believe that this is another great elected your
medicine.
We have still to record many wonderful effected by
this remedy, but must await another opportunity.
thing rely upon, what have published
persons much respected TO community, literally
true. J. QUINTUS,
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NINUINNAII- AlAkNE

-ClNGlaNA1l 1attIAE41.
CiScrSNATI, May 16th-Fleur firm and in fair
demand, sales $50 bbls ut s., Loaf, SO. Proyis
ions rather quiet, sales as hhds bacon sides at
s1-2 packed; 1000 pieces bulk shoulders, de-
and in good demand, sales $50 bbls at 30 3-4a
rs. Sugar in good demand, sales 100 hhds at
8 for low fair; s 1-9 for good fair, and 90 for
inferior Coffee, sales $50 bags good Rio at -.
NEW York MARKET.
MAY 16-Cotton market irregular and NOM
inal, sales of 1900 bales. Orleans middling 10
81. Uplands middling 10 IL cts; Uplands fair
Flour steady, sales of IA, 900 bis. Wheat firm,
sales of 10000 bu:hes at $50 for Southern
red Corn dropping, sales $1,000 bush at 81.
Pork is steady, with sales of bis at s19a19, 25.-
Beef declined, sales 400 bbIs at IL for re packed
Chicago. Lard firm, sales 500 bbis. Whisky
heavy. Coffee dull. Sugar heavy. Molasses
firm, sales 500 bbls Linsecd oil buoyant, sales
10000 gals at 81. Lard Oil quiet. Stocks are
dull
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nAMII.roN
Ambrotypes g. Daguerreotypes

a1NDTOIypSs @ DdBuGIIeU PCS
by PARTRIDGE.
TIME subscriber Ills old Monroe street, daily
l. producing AmbrOtypes, which taking the place Of
Daguerreoypes For proof of fncnes Of tone and
pcror finish his pictures solicits the examination of
discerning public lie would particular attention to his
STEREoSCOPIC AND TRANSPARENT AADRoTYPES;
Alsoo Lockes and Pins made expressly for this new style
OF work.
the difficulties hitherto preventing accurate lkcnesses Of
children almost entirely removed. Groups OF
sons of different ages and compilations. AmbIoYped with
difficulty. Pictures be copied by th process SO
they will remain unchanged for all AmbTotypeS being
Theoretically sealed between plates Of glass
ed never to fade.
Caution should be against pictures called Amro
types, which not properly being single plate OF glas
be deaced. As the facilities Of the unlersign-
constantly increasing he will he prepared to make
DagucrreOtypes at all prices.
Rooms place NIay 1s when he will
to his and spacious establishment east side Of Main ST.
Union and Monroe, which will lie of the best
arranged establishments the country Tie entire length
of the rooms, 15 feet. No pains will be spared
for producing superior work. and ensur-
ing the comfort of visitors.
fe5 a. G. PARTRIDGE.
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BALTIElORE MARKET.

BA17ruoRE, May 16.-Our market for bread
stnffs has not been affected by the foreign news,
and prices arc unchanged.
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SOUTHERN NAIL.
BALr1MoRE, May 16.-The Southern mail
brings New Orleans papers of Saturday last.
NTGARAGUA

NICARAGUA.
WASHINGTON, May 16.-The Union of this
morning does not publish the official announce
ment OF the recognition of the Nicaraguan Min
lister.
POWDER MILLS EXPLODED.
WILMINGTON, Del, l5.-Four of Dupont's
powder mills exploded this afternoon, causing
great destruction and killing three men employ
ed lin the mills
RECOGNITION OF Will.
New ORlE1Ns, May 18-The recognition of
Will gives Impetus to the Nicaraguan fever
The Webster will probably sail on the ed
with plenty Of recruits.
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NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This cRngenbe weather is likely produce great deal
OF sickness To troubled with rheuat-
ic affections wonld recommend BOerlaves Holland BIZ
tiers. On referring TO columns will find certificates
from Of our first German aud English ctIzens-a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-17

is worthy the 4th of July, 177s. wehOpe this
play may prove successful here, and as it is the
last night Of the season, there will be crowded
house to witness the performance.
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-1Cl1o5lRrrcrroy.-our report Of the Council pro-
coedings. in relation to railroad tax, txedit at
IN NOR cent! We hope our property holders
viii not he alarmed, as it was only an error of
,,o tvucs. 1t should have read, 40 cents on the
one hundred dollars
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Mr.. Sas Liscomh, of Birmingham says"I have found
BosFaves Dters remedy Orhsadache and debility Ny
wife has also used it with the greatest benefit"
Mr. a. s. Nicholson, OF Pittsburgh also snys he bexpa
renccd much relief from its lIss for headache.
READ THIS. .a.s-
a Hol0ndtI's 7eStiHtony-IacOh Ruskes living i'll the
Holland settlement o: sheboygon Wis Aer suffering
for time tile misery attending utter prostrNtion
mind and body have been resored by using Bccrhaves
Ditters,to perfect health"
THE fact OF this remedy being In such high repute among
the Ltolldnders in Wisconsin, Michigan, New HOr-In nc
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when We are free, Jack cade
WIN back unto h' native hills, and proudly smile,
Down en- the sPanglsd meanness Of the court,
Claiming ti;ie HIGHER than their highest,
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HEALTH RESTORED.

STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson living ten miles above Pittsburgh,
tile Pennsylvania Canal, says: when commenced taking
BOerhaves Holland RItters, could hardly walknOw Ell.
JOY excellent health"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-17

C,RccIr Coutrf.-C COMMONWEALTH 1s. CoNette'
This case was tried yesterday, and resulted
in a verdict of murder in the second degree aud
eighteen years imprisonment in the Pcniten-
tiary.
The case VS.. winesbnrg, indicted for rape, is
set for to-day. ycnirc men are specially in
formed that they are expected" to be present.
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ELECTRO CHENfISCHE AROMA
Echt .Holzandsch Kruiden Bittcrs.

TWIN YEARS have elapsed since the introduction this
i valuable medicine United States During this
lime II has gained uNicersdf popularity as Remedy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-17

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY OIL PAINTINGS.
The beautiful and daring Polish refugee
MADAME 0LINAA,
In her thrilling terrific, time graceful feas
upon the TIGHT ROPE extended in mid air from the door
roof this dizzy height small cord, walking
backwards ami forward ascending bndfOlded dancing Pol.
kas Waltzes Prouecs playing eSqulsitey the oornet-
Piston achieving many Of the most exciting and start
ling eas introduced far surprising uny other living
artistic in this department.
Also, that Incompr ehenslbc genius
MRS. X. G. SELLIS,
appeared With ccla before all the principal
Crowned Heads and nobility of Europe we'll the
Cregns of America received from each substantial and
gratifying evidence of the appreciation they entertained of
his extraordinary skill NJ NELLIS, with Ills Poet alone,
cuts proeS aud Valentines opens and winds up Watches
writes letters, Shoots with bow and at
Quarter Dollar at PAGES, and seldom misses; Loads
aud Discharges Pistols Plays the Accordion and Violin
cello, performs SRav intricate operations
with facility and that most OF people cannot aspire
with the full their hands and fingers, demonstrating
ssnaly Nature compcnsatcs for detective organiLa-
ton.
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John G. lsham and James Fisher
partners under the firm of ISh.
AM and Fisher
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Adams Express Company's Lines
TI1 CEN1YrAL OHIO R1lLROAD.
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the above statement Is true.
-. THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
oratR. Chcster's, Gothic Hall.
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Wheeling, sray 18th, 1886.
[ArEns eopyJ
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= S7LK IL0SH -CIaI5y .F0IF GENTLBlEN.
A LARGE assortment received this day, comprising
III great variety OF pstterhs-call and sec.
Nos. 14G and 14S Main St, Wheeling, Va. Ii.
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q TTIE PEOPLE.

Wheeling, May 70, 1856.
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~ 1,C1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TaE Law OF NEWsPAPERS.

s,b..rlbrs Who do not give express notice tothecon-
sfe considered wishing to continue their sabSeFp-
tons. -. ,I,o iI,rnrttn,,a1 zee or their nerI.
~ ne UubIsher may continue send them until al ar
,s.rlres paid. -,
- t odiees 20 which they directed they are held
e n,iS M they settled the bin and ordered them
~ nherieFs remove to other places Without inform
,bitsbers and the papers sent to the former d.
" tliey arc held responsible
~ CSuFts have decided that refusing 20 take periodic
IL 5T he Office removing and leaving them unened
s - o-i1G EIciI evidence Of Intentional fraud.
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The House then considered and passed one
private bill, and adjourned till Monday.
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Hats and Caps.

NnIs well known Hotel has been newly renovated, and
i FURNISHES the best of accommodations 10 travellers
and
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MOUTHS AND CHHiDRESFs FANCY HATS.
CONSISTING of all the qualities In extra super
Y , fine 8. AVERY.
spl0 Nos1i6 and 14s MalnsFs
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For tits Affection one half Of the prescribed dose should be
taEcu-sNy night, one
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nTillinery.

Ladies and ohIdrenis Caters, Boots ami Shoes.
ap1Rssm 1872 MAIN STREET.
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her tackle, apparel, and f',rnI
ture
The parties above named, an
hereby notified that, pursuant
States District Court for the We
a suit In admiralty made in The
proceed upon the S1st day of u
city of Wheeling, to take testimr
what is due, II anything, to the
cause, by reason OF the matters
what other claims exist against
parcl and furniture, or against
Of "thr Thomas Swami" and the
Is, and their effect, state aud pri
matters by me deemed pertinent
parties.
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Sdndhe bes oanaen @h0ena.

3sasnts Son eom. e.. VI N y. . Gsq, &tetatbuaer BON Miu.
mos %bttuputter rDeumattfDer SnI6e.
Baltimore, 30 MtSrs 1853
pm. Sftb. 91aee. - stretHt MIR jant SrObtsa 9trsnd~
9ttts.&tnstar sss Or, @p111ttr anSarstbea. 0@pn I6neer
Set lit tn On NftDtafapGAt, Watttsfett nno 8etruHwna btt
lanssn WGt1r. So nahut NIT tebtn Gage uneur ab. Gdbs
reno otelsr 5ett mar t3 tntn1sr traur uns unutBlpS u. badte,
pLs 10 t@asa a~ossqrsn Daroe, ~p2sUe8en ib perfWeotue NttteI
5e9sd teas Eta"tpstt nabat. Ste nIsteu Gue ntGts. 8pr uns
3staer : s8edtsH rittRsn Ss mir, Or. sgalmsrs @tfanb eltss
Gtattnrl!a ss6taaasn. So fOlSts Jbrem RatDe ppat itbD@
an fInsn cfdstsn Srfct9, ais bstnen nbrtgsM GIuttIn, au glaua
sen. Osntsn ste f& nun ntetn grfauHen, als t@ ianb, bab I'D
mem hRpstlt loon mao Sr 3wsttsa DUls S~srntebrte, uue to
.irafttssr ssrUrotu Dar. SD fRvle nttb nun p5nte beragEtlt
enc nit satstn appttit un9 as9rtt iebtn Sag gu anO BIN nerl
9tnl9, UNI tF8enD stns 1rbeit sn rerrtHtsn. Die ErnItar Or.
|Apelnters nat wttflta gnNnber oct MFR eerI,ft unttne 6aut
fasse IT frh& nne tlar, tb ttn ME neu stbOren. SD enpfsDis
I0sepGl0 G4en 3teenotn bttlts @tttel t n6@fen @rabe.
sS. 8. " TN III - Str, 1888 EaYettsfra6e.
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&ae Sprten Sounene unb ReeenI6trme, 5so.teraSde. weit.
[@en &C. In erSster &uspott weSSen su maS6fSsSn prrscisen g psr.
fduft.
ss- 0eeparatarsa an Obtssn arttteta uerpen srpnpt unb
ptHI6 peipr8E. W1aS
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OENNWWI UIWtyWWN4
Ile 81 tenieen, pei6e. 3sfsr, Ralslade unb f0nRiee GFeeten
felt ldagsr als Sdpresfrtf tn 5tmOns Sptel in 0erfas eslafen
babeu, mereen bermtt anfaefprSert, ~btefslbsu btunea etner 8rif
npu A Qpphen, REM 81 Yf6r3 an eere9Net, etnsulSfen wtDrt.
ssHFaGs i'd bisfslbea SFeatIt& ~psFRstesrp lofsn psrbe.
5glt0 W. Stm n,
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aIttmpre StreSSn uranceofftce
Gfe bon Sputhz unD Wdterffr.7

@de Don Sputbz urtb WaterItr.I
fsrtribrsmk 9eeen BerluR Ofsr S&soea 6ur8 BrAnb.
f;pptl In Der Stabt, ptt tn 9aHbe, a1s Mrt.h ssh Ct.
"a QBSbn-, Sab, n unb WdarenbGaf1,
9{nee56ltsr Nd irbGun~Dbrtte, 2
W0bsIn uno 6aus3 er 4t6fGaften,
SIM 8au bearifeue, Ober I'm 9afeu tn
1abuns bsfnoItGe B1pr teugs u. 1. 10.
D1s Dirttptt1na beReb 1t aus fplatnne 6errsa:
s. s. G4btn. ST. @rGfbent.
@intdnt Grld, &. 90. Mlrt6s,9
Robert u Gaaloe, gDtHtdm 1tlmort
WtQiam @. 9arrtEcn, 5. pennin atDn,
Sam4. g. Tb6mpfon. 8rancts &. Sing,
@ecrae M. @tderS, Softua s. Soften,
g. SDinas 5Ofn1n YGS. Btrtbtae, Sr.,
DaStb 9 @tltrn, 5enrb GarToA. 8
gEnt. s. QDOrtptnetpa,
sE- appiitditOnS. S 0rmuldr unt mfttere Wafrtht ibtr bic
@eIeal6aft ptrb in Der Sffes, Dir. "a SOutbstaft, eritstl mo-
ale a1ittdse tOfUct erIt6i8 iptrSea. geFasrunasn wrrbtn tn
tresnb elmer Belt au9tnpnmen.
8rt6. DODbwortb, sc.
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gnsr+ts, g. Baltimore, ben 2. D9aI 1853,
81 8enfh Don osm ponltbatteen GrtSiae. rtsISen her ssSsynn%
9 ? ~ e. 4ga'nsTS ataitar far mid satte. Sd par r.brers
WSaaIe l0Dn NIT 9cpf@eb, 59mtnDeI, f1meHsr rs,fimt un6
aerSeni@nd9s 9spla8t. ylstHs 8er6auuna NOR oSn.si1 -
sotf: SO gseraa1te utsarsrs Ar tbainen, o6er nfnt mS,rta I Ss
5ar lctnsM @rfclgs, BIS t9 u. G6almers 9tnttur nobm ca
On aaH rteeer pSais %ber8efsIr, psslet@ f&ea I'm 55ssn . any, T"
Wc9ts 1tetn 0eu8ntb fur lie BON ebtn 70 arresm yFms,n Gin
: u" '"F fuF Mtp m.r. @BeatTaIIs.
|r. ~ SabsGbarlesRr,, Baltimore
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DIR. CHAEM ER's
q enno b etts e tsftur
Qdtfpr III nu,enffnfe
CO. DaS suSataet@uefat 5eGGTmItt,T N,r gn,y.

So Dae anSStttt@HetRt 3etImtttet Ger gDeIt. ~EA
0tfte GtEttar tt stsl an9eusbmer unh ~ntrtlarsr ais tes y
lnslre Preparation fs bttit ten pattfntsn sEns III ID trdSsss
grsrsasn Obss aSfaaren. Der gOrlug ttfisr MsSiNn ii, Sos
'Ue2Fene Fs ote xtantb.tt ans benz Ssrper treibt, Hs au@ neues
EHotS 8tutf@off GtHs Gtgenfnaft, utsde fsIue
lEeert UssStsia beNst. IS IL bas btas Northumberland id
'tt9ttaa uae Sptntsr. Dte Gtngtur til bard etnen @tb Aa.
faarsfts oaB ne Ieoer @p!Dnsi. rod aebere tm0bItne SubfGns
3ea eatpalf; Ols yttnstp rQbata btrfs aeebtstn UirGt, If,
21B Ne pure 9arrtOntren unt Unit raGstn Dr Nafur Bite Ehdb.
I@sn 4aD peroerSsnsn Safts Gus esm Bite tteftt w6trsuD
earq oas Starten Der Nessafsure bte gerbounna befSrs
Ja Der Gbat tn lttat MlastsL, feline Nper Sbtr S5erSs in
'e@ 1tfntbsay Dsl&e Htat bEr@ tiefe Etnttar sef6gft mnrDe.
PFtts; $500 rer 5sGlGt gOse 8 glaf&en fur 500.
St*R, 8 &aaet, Mr. 408 Baltimore ct
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ayMN Y JyNIfEE sZSEIEWNf
EGa9MaEAA @ier j~peiit5ftge gGObug Ter isel6e be-
M EAE@EIs4z# quern fir Q3Dbnungen etngerittet ub IN
a@l=a@@aRzkS- 8pnp- na4e @as~Sfr, gele9en fa6 tannen
etu8ln aus Der 6anb unter annebm6aren 8ebin9ungen Derfauft
perpeu. Der GauIpreis lit 500 iepes unb tann in 8aarb5aR'
lung nit $50 unb Sba8 t1ebrtge in oterteli&brlt6en Staten BON
$25 abbeSablt mer6en.
Die 6&uier babsn cine eelunbe Gage ub 1T iepes 80 SUE tief
unS IA SUE 6rpnt, N6bere Austunft ertbetlt
Spfepb &Wppert,
dp22 int @dfern give, 215.
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0 NaB4en hoaano. 6arinae

{oeben pfeber anggfOmmen. Gben 70 erwarten mir beute YDm
Satfe IS safer ssfPaltene @rbfen, frtlas
81 etf6 en-. BatBeR8rtees .8aPsfaamfm, 0tm>
Buraer 3Gfe4. RBrbItnger u. y r g.,
Mr no Qnnhdrbnr
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aTnaIt1Mer Yprncn. MnTerrlnr-

MOn az, ben Is, Nprtl, Nben6S 8 utr, mtrN Ser Inter.
st6nete etne nene 8lahe CUR prattif0tn Mb srlnblt@gn @rlers
nuna Ser engltfden Spra&e er6fnen. Wreis 81 fIr SsTi W1Dnot.
i'm 8Oraus 56bIbar. 6. Sre9,
Sir. 81 Nc cpfroEe. Der at0nSfirhp os,enaEsr
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Eea @erfanfs. Mnaeiaen.
gu D%erfanfen:
6Gufcr zOerFduf

G2ae GSnfefttOaarp 1T mOblfeil sa perfaufen nit Idmmtli8er
8latteS. 29ap-
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31lr 9%(nferife6uno !

9[aen, bte mitIam unb belahen
itub unD ua6 eutem Bier un6 gutter
8ebienuug bIrfen, metnen freunO-
liden GrUB srspr InD oteRa3rt3t,
Raj Id Sds fruDer ppn 6rn. 8apers
lem in Gtile Str. eebaltene vs. II.
ne s. 8" unter pbtee1n ptelioa
Qenpen 0dmen nit ei1em f@mad<
Baften @telen~ 9uua, Ipmte nit BEN
dlerbefeu 0etrdnfen erbfuen ner>
Sc. Snben i'd, ale Qeler unpNt6t=
QeIer 6e5 o@eder" Pter3u e~rsebeult
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NSGfhe, NRGfAae ORGfchp '

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nR. COOPER, IL DUANE STREET, NAY BE COMET
IL dentAly consulted on certain Diseases Twenty air
In his present speciality and a his present olce Are
sure guarantees OF receiving honorable treatment Chsrres
mossrase, ard cure guaRAAeA 10 ~ casea
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nR. RALPH, AUYHoR on THE pr ACrICAL PEI
Wooster hOws tlom 2 :. L A. n and . 4, Sundsy
prissd me rspidiy and life nsonvsnenoe attending thar
In srfctsrs, om a first nepient u it's mcs Adj
distressing stages he guasanse rapid easv
and radical cure wch he has ground Icr ssng can b.
strictly confidential. Private seat for waiting
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R1OORD's PRACTICE-DR. O. D. HAMMOND FOR.
~ merly pupil With Rtcord, OF Paris and Wn ia ces
pr Srssd TGsons Of this city, ORA 1o and oafnoan n6rms
ant class OF diseases and for those Tie throat md s - Is
HE conyenieny located GIG Broadway onros -
Trss%sns H:o By seT s.d remsds % tho ssa
Pbysckp Consulting and operAaye 6wrs1. -SN1' - D.
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AR. HuNYER 70 DIVISION arRRRr. Hrw yonx

~ % long AID fsvorasy known 70 he publc may be
OF medicine fer the last twenty yeArs and made moe
than any other n he cityn many iustancss Of
persons considered incurablc Of whom he has pern
sion 70 refer 70: Charges moderate and IN cases q cure
guaranteed Caution Ny great remedy Hunters red drop
ha certain diseases without drying poison IN me
blood can only be had - above, g. Mec bsk 500 pagss
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MEDICAL.

DISEASES OF THB THROAT AND LUNGs-DR RI
IL BERT HUNTER devoes his attention - ~ ~
m o en- q diseases OF the throat and lungs Rss