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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-04-02
S. B. ROW. EDITOR AND PRopRrEroR
CLEARFIELD, PA, APRIL 2. 1856.
Feminees Of the Philadelphia Convention
THE UNION STATE CONVENTION.

This body, which met at Harrisburg on last
Wednesday, to nominate a State ticket for the
support of all opposed to Locofocoism, ad-
journed on the 27th, after having accomplished
the purposes for which id was called. Nearly
every district in the State was represented,
delegates from all but two, we believe, being
in attendance. The proceedings were charac-
terised by the greatest harmony, and were of
such satisfactory nature as to create the live
Hest anticipations for the success of the ticket
dominated, which is composed as follows -
CANAL coMNIs ssIoSER
THOMAS E. COCHRAN, of York Co.
AUDITOR GENERAL,
DARWIN PHELPS, of Armstrong Co.
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
BARTHOLOMEW LAPORTE, of Bradford Co
The Philadelphia Daily NerDs, substantial
American journal, speaks of the nominees in
the following manner
"All of these nominees are gentlemen of
high character, undoubted qualifications, and
personal influence and popularity in the res
pectlye localities in which they reside. Mr..
Cochran is an Old Line Whig, and formerly
represented York in the State Senate. He is
a lawyer by profession, and for many years ed
tied the York Republican. His nomination is
me pest that has been made for Canal Com
missioner for many years. He would do honor
TO the office, and is just the man to introduce
the much needed reform in that Department
OF the Government.
"Mr. Phelps is an American, and now repre-
sents Armstrong county in the House of Rep
resentatives. He was formerly Whig, is a
lawyer by profession, a gentleman of high
character, and, IN every respect, admirably
qualified TO discharge the duties of the account
ing Department of the Government.
'Mr. Laporte is an American Republican.
and was formerly Democrat. He was mem
her of the last House of Representatives, and
IS again member OF the present one. He is
strong man in Northern Pennsylvania, and
well G-aiifed for the duties of the Land De-
partment."
As this is probably the only ticket that will
be presented in opposition to the Democratic
State ticket, there will be no difficulty in in
divduals deciding which they shall support.
The Democratic papers were predicting a fare
mp In the Convention, but have been sadly dis
appointed, and as matter of course will be
down on the nominees severely. But the can
didates are so well known that their structures
will fall harmless upon them. OF Mr.. Phelps
we can speak from personal knowledge He
is man of undoubted ability, and wherever
he is known is decidedly popular. The dis
trict which he represents in the Legislature
gave formerly Democratic majority of from
1000 to 1900; Mr.. Phelps was however, elect
ed by handsome majority, running several
hundred ahead of the rest of the ticket upon
which he had been placed.
The proceedings of the Convention will be
found elsewhere in this paper.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-04-02

was unanimously declared the nominee for Ca.
nal Commissioner.
| On motion of Mr.. Howard 4. S,,.. g.,
Committee, consisting of one from each Cav,
torial district, was selected by the ao,.n..o,
from the several districts-as follows.
1. Joseph B. Flanagan, Jacob Dock, pb;I,.
z. Henry l.. Benner, Oliver p. CoSnrn.s
Charles Thompson Jones, Phil'a.
3. William Il. Slinglefi, Montgomery.
4. Fl. Jones Brooke, Delaware.
8. Daniel r. Clymer, Bcrks.
6. Henry I. Darlington, Bucks.
Z. Peter Martin, Lancaster George Hi1-
man Lebanon.
6. G. F. Muench, Dauphin.
9. b. J. Hagenbuch, Lehigh.
II. David Wills, Adams.
u. Abraham Forry, York.
13. E. Beatty, Cumberland.
Il. David c. Boal, Centre.
Is. John Penn Jones, Blair
16. Philip T. Mans, Montour
II. William Jessup, Susquehanna.
Is. Gen. Ashley VI. Hills, Clearfield.
19 William Stewart, Mercer.
20. John w. Horne, Crawford
q. Michael Weyand, Beaver.
22. "A. H. Miller, Thos.L. Shields, Allegh'y.
%. Thomas Miller. Jr., Washington.
"a. Gen. William II. Koontz, Somerset
Is. Philip Clover, Clarion.
%. Israel Gutelius, Snyder.
%. r obert Stitt, Westmoreland.
%. Robert NJ. Palmer, Schuylkill.
The Committee met after adjournment, and
elected II. Jones Brooke of Delaware county.
Chairman.
After some remarks by Gen. Small, Hon
John Covode, Mr.. Howard and DR.. Gazzau,
the thanks OF the Convention were rendered
to the officers and members of the Legislature
for their kindness in granting the use Of the
Hall; when the Convention adjourned with
three hearty cheers for the ticket.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-04-02

PROTECTION OF SLAVE PRopERrY.-By the
law passed at the late session of the Virginia
Legislature, to prevent, as far as possibIe the
ABDUCTION of slaves by means of the northern
vessels navigating the streams tributary to the
chesapeake Bay, the pilots are required to
search every vessel outward bound, to ascer-
tain II any fugitive slaves are aboard. For
making the inspection they are to exact fee
OF 20 from the captain. An Inspector Gener
the Governor.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-04-02

INVESTIGATING CoNMTTTEE.-On Monday of
last week, Mr.. Speaker Banks appointed L.
D. Campbell of Ohio, Mr.. Howard of Michi-
gan, and Mr.. Oliver of Missouri, to proceed to
Kansas for the purpose of fully investigating
all the troubles of the Territory. Mr.. Camp
bell, on Tuesday. asked to be excused, and
Mr.. Sherman of the same State, was appointed
in his place. Mr.. Hickman, it is said, signi-
fled his unwillingness to serve on the commit
tee. The committee is authorized to employ
Clerks and Sergeants-at-arms, to proceed to
the Territory, to investigate fully all the
frauds charged to have been committed in all
the elections, and the President is requested
to afford them military protection should it be
necessary.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-04-02

WAR ExPENsEs.-The Chancellor of the Brit
ish Exchequer, in a statement made to Parlia-
ment, estimates the cost of the two years. war
with Russia at f43, ,564 900 or about 5000 ,O0O,-
900. Add equal amounts for France, Russia
and Turkey and We have atotal of $500, ,000, 900
1t will take, perhaps, one thousand millions of
dollars to pay all the expenses of the war.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-04-02

A Day SpELL.-Late advices from Isle au
Sal, Cape dc Verds, state that the Island was
healthy, but water was exceedingly scarce, no
rain having iailen for four years, which caused
the cattle to die in great numbers. Bread
'tuffs we're held at very high prices-four at
sls per bhl, and bread at $40 per bag.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-04-02

SALrPErRE IN TEssEssEE.-A company in
East Tennessee has been formed for the pur-
pose of manufacturing saltpetre. Large quau-
titles of the nitrous earth are TO be found in
th:t sec.iop s5 the stats.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-04-02

DEATH or J. BIDDLE GORDON, Esq.-It is
with feelings of deep regret that we announce
the death of J. Biddle Gordon, Esq, Of this
borough. He died very suddenly yesterday
at about p Z. NJ. from what are technically
termed ''spinal spasms." He had returned
home the evening before from visit east
and though complaining of slight indisposi-
tion went to his office on the morning Of his
death, after which he stopped in at the house
Of John l.. Cutie, Esq, where he died as be-
fore stated. His remains, we understand, are
to be taken to Reading, where his father
family reside. He yonng man of much
promise with the brightest prospects before
him, and was highly esteemed by all who
knew him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15
Tur Railroad Record, in speaking of the

TnE Railroad Record, in speaking of the
Ste,lbsnville and Pittsburgh railroad, says:
This road has been leased to parties who have
Contracted to complete it. As originally plan
rsl. il connected with the Steubenrillc and In
d;,na Railroad, whereby it was shown that the
Pennsylvania gauge would be carried to Colum-
lus there to connect with the same gauge con-
,.ued east from Indiana. And as the impor-
trce Of such route passing into central Ohio
.al thence farther west by connections begin
ring at Columbus, was obvious to the city of
Pittsburgh and the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
vlny; the city of Pittsburgh subscribed to the
.tock of her own railroad company, and the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company endorsed some
Il the bonds of the Ohio and Indiana Railroad
Company.
Since these events, however, changes have
Gsuel, not the least important of which is the
traination of the Ohio and Indiana Railroad at
Newark, about 80 miles east of Columbus, its
Change of gauge, and its connection eastward
with the Wellsville route to Pittsburgh, In
stead, therefore, Of bridge over the Ohio at
Sieubenyie, there will he a ferry; and at either
end Of the ferry, upon the banks of the Ohio il
rot at Pittsburgh, viii terminate for time the
Pennsylvania and the Ohio gauges
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15
CITY COUNCIL.
LAST xrGnr's PROCEEDINGS.

Council met at 8 o'clock last evening, pres
eat his Honor, the Mayor, and Messrs. Bickel,
Colts, Clayton Forbes Fitzhugh, Garden,
Hammond, Jacob, Enotc, List, Matthews, Pan
nell Taylor, Tanner Wheeler, Wait and Will
ton-lS.
The proceedings of the last meeting were read
and approved.
NJ. Rice took his oath of office and assumed
the seat of Councilman from the 4th Ward
A invitation to the Mayor and Council to be
PRESENT at the proposed excursion on the Hemp
ted Railroad was read and accepted, and the
Cgk was directed to notify Mr.. Mccartney of
saii acceptance.
report of Licenses, for the year 1856, by
tie Clerk of the city, was read, received and or
dad to be placed on file.
report was read from the Alderman of the
Efs, Ward, and on motion referred
Report of the Alderman of the Second Ward
sine disposition.
Report of the Alderman of the Third Ward
rhrred.
Report of the Alderman of the Fourth Ward
referred
Report of the Alderman of the Fifth Ward,
$50 referred.
Report of the City Sergeant, received and re-
fred Ff#
Report of the Street Commissioners and
'fcrEed to the Committee on Streets and Alleys
report
report was read from the committee on
Lights, relative to rates of charge by the Pitts
.argh Gas Company to the city of Pittsburgh
Laid on the table.
The report Of JnO. French, Flour Inspector.
Received.
Report of the Superintendent of Water Works,
sita accompanying hill of sG5. Received and
bill ordered paid Several other accompanying
bills were ordered to be paid
Report Of the committee on Accounts, Us to
several bills referred to them at previous meet
aS They recommended the payment of all
oils save that Of G. L. Cranmer, us City Attor-
ney The report was adopted. ,r4g
The Mayor reported verbally relative to City
boais lost at Stuttgardt Germany, and recon-
t'snded the requirement of proper indemnity
Before renewing the lost bonds. +
Dir Jacob offered resolution in the form of
an order, submitting the matter of properly dc
Asnaiing Coupons, issued at different times by
ne city and also giving to them the right Of es
e9ishing proper means of indemnity, &c
Adopted.
Petition Of j. IInnge Carter, with kind in
'ttatiOn to the Mayor and Council to attend an
exhibition of the Mexican Indian Giant Re
jectI iasss aassi ga
Petition of Peter and z S. Yarnall for license
fran Ordinary.
% motion, the rules were. suspended and Ii
eehse granted.
Petition from owners oflots in the East Wheel
'ag Grave Yard. Reid to com. on Streets and
Aieys-to report.
Petition of WIN. Paxton, for reduction of as
sesrneat. Motion to rcfer-lost. The petition
was finally rejected
Petition of Campbell for reduction Of water
fent-rejected. (
Petition of John slcLure, ST.. for,reduction Of
szss upon the Mcclure House. Reid tO.com.
n Assessments.
Petition Of Phi. Sweitzcr for q Coffee House Of
= class Granted. $50
'.a t-rH- . e sfrtr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15

Tn. land sales of the Illinois Central Railroad
C,rtbe week ending June stll, were z, M 36-l0O
acres, welding S1l2 602.a2-being the largest
weekly sale of the season; The extended bust
va of the lands, and the great facility with
,rLicb their produce can be taken to market;
I'd again from the fact that the Iowa land of
tices are closed.
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Petition .g5 John Sender for psfdlsFls ii

Petition G0f John Sender for q psddlsr Ii
Petition of tPh. Sweeney Reid to- COM on
AssessTnentA 3 GS1E Ygts 2tsti.. sse1s3
| Mr. Jacob moved that ten days farther time
be granted to all parties for presentation ofthefr
grievances before the com. OH Assessments
Carried.
Misunderstanding the petition of Mr.. Paxton
was rcconsidered.
Petition ofIewis Morris. Granted
Petition of Watson Carr, for a reduction Of
license, from tax on IS to $1,000 rental value.
Rejected.
Petition of G. t. Jingle saugston, and 9TH
ers, for the opening of st. Charles street Bucua
Vista. Referred to the committee on Streets
and Alleys.
tive to the proposed new wall at the E. Wheel
ing Graveyard, which they desired to have laid
on theline of the curb stone. Reid TO com. on
Streets and Alleys, to report.
A communication was read from the City
Clerk, relative to taxation lev;ed up P.-sutton
upon certain coal beds Reid to committee on
Assessments.
Petition of S. Irwin, granted.
The rules were suspended to permit Mr.. ia
cob to present verbal petition for L. sebrisht
and Henry Sebright. The petition was referred
to the Committee on Markets to report:
The debate lasted nearly an hour, after which,
on motion, leave was granted to the Sebrishts
to occupy their market stall until after the Com
mittee's report shall have been given to the
Council. 90
Bill of Geo. Forbes, for repair at City Hall,
s5rpaid; JAS Bodlcy, 1880. referred; Beatty
& Co., $6l,22, referred to Committee on Ac-
counts; Beatty d Co., $40, rejected; j. NJ,
Matthews, $IO,.paid; P. B. Taylor, $40, paid;
D. c. List, S52; JAS. Luke, 81, referred; NJ.
W. Amick, S77,12, referred to committee on
Strcets'and Alleys; same s44, 80; same s14o,5S,
referred; sundry small bills for account of
streets and alleys, paid; W. Richardson, s1,TJ,
paid Jno. L. Russell, referred; VIM. Snod.
grass, S14O,4O referred; Hobbs, Barnes & Co,
sH,13, referred; b. F. Caldwell, bills for 9Th
ward hay scales, referred; I. Sweeny & Co., re-
fetred to committee on Water Works; Jones &
Coulter, So, referred; Vim. ENley, Sl07, paid;
Il. Pratt, SAC, referrc,l-ExI vote was recon
sidercd and the bill referred; A. PANEL, sos,
referred; John Parker, $io6, referred; sundry
fee bills referred to City Attorney.
"A lengthy discussion here ensned upon the
matter of High street It was finally referred
to Special Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Taylor, the Street Commits
sioner was instructed to repair certainbad places
on Main street. -
Mr.. Clayton moved that the committee on
Streets and Alleys be required to report upon
the propriety of vacating the office of Street
Commissioner Carried.
On motion, the Clerk of Markets was instruct
cd to collect stall rents, the same as semi-annu-
ally Council adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15
!. suRNARINE. TELEGRApH.

Sydney, C. b., July l2th.-rhc Submarine
Electric Telegraph Cable for the New York, New
Foundland and London Telegraph Company,
was successfully laid on the 10th inst, from the
steamer Propontis, Capt. Goodwin, under the
direction Of Mr.. Samuel Canning, across the
Gulf of St Lawrence, n. F., aud Ashley Bay,
c. B., distance of 50 miles in 10 hours. Mes
sages are now being freely and instantancously
transmitted from shore to shore.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15

Mr. slIas LscOaIb birmingham have found in
Boerlavcs Dittcrs remedy for headache and debility. My
wife has also used It wilt tile greatest benefit
Mr. s. Nicholson Pittsburgh, also says e hSSPa
rIcnced much relief Trou its use for l;eatlache.
READ THIS.
AEI0LEVn0cr's TfstRoRF.-Jacc RnsKcs, living in the
Holland Sheboyga, Wis after suffering
the misery attending utter prcstrHon of
mind body have been restored, by using BoeIhaves
Ditters, to perfect health"
The fact Of this remedy being such hghrcpue among
the lIoInIdcrS Wisconsin, Nclgnn New furEn fact,
in every Holland settlement in the SatesnTsues i"
It's favor. ~ Ia ~
STRENGTH AND IIRALTI RESTORED.
Mr. IotO Davidson, living miles above Pittsburgh
the Pennsylvania Canal .whcn commenced taking
IOerlaveS Holland Ryrs could hardly Walk-noW en-
Joy excellent lc0ltll'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15

PROFESSOR O. j. WOOD
DEAR SIN Unsolicited. Isend you this ccrtif-
cate. After being bald long time, and having tried all
the hair rXtant, and having faith in any,
was induced yours give 1t; trial placed
ms self in hands OF barber aud hid my head rubbed
with good still brush and the Restorative then applied and
well robbed the scalp RRlOW. THIS repeated
nv morning. and In tarec weeks young hair appeared
grew rapidly from August last I'll the present time and
Is nov thick strong-soft and pleasant TO the
touc whereas before, it harsh aud Nry what little
IT, and that little disappearing very rapid
" still use YOUR Restorative about week aud
shall have good and perfect cropof hair Now had
read OF thngs-and has not? but have not seen
hitherto any case any PERSONS really benefit
by any Of the lair oncs, of the day. and it really
gives pleasure record the result of my experience
have your preparation TO others. and it AREA
y has large and general sale throughout the Territory
The people here know its effects and confidence in IT
supply wholesale agents fsr the Territory
nearly exhausted and daily Inquiries made for it.
You your discovery; aud l. for one,
you my thanks the benefit has done for GER
tanIy had despaire long ago of eecting such
result Yours, hastily,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15

WEAKNESS or TIE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION
AH0tSer great Cure ecctsdGy Boe,ititges Holland Bit
erSTle wife of Pe.tTDe Wttu living in Holland Town,
ShUloygan county, Wisconsin,, suffered Very much from
OF stomach aud indigestion. Size had been
under physicians for time, but the dsease
seemed skill. purchased some iuf-
and ttersn once, which have given tone TO her so-
CHI appetite strength returning,
~ believe that this Is another elected by
medicine. 80
remedy, but await another opportunity Onr
ching rely upon what have run;slled are from
persons respected community, literally
rue, J.sQUINTUS,4
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MURDERoUS.

SpRINGrIELD, Mass, July 14tl-Last nights
mail train from York to Boston was thrown.of
the track near Long Meadow. Arail was mali
ciously placed across the track. The engine,
tender, baggage car, and one passenger car bad
Davidson badly, though not fatally injured
One fireman had his skull fractured and one leg
broken. The passengers and mails proceeded
on in an extra train. The train from Boston was
unable to pass til this Inorning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15

o,., latest New York advicos represent that
~ inward movement in Leather, still contin-
- = uenlock Sole is particularly buoyant.
@ o-r If the better kinds is scarce and tiriner.
French Calf Skins arc in fair demand at for
nc mice.. English sailed Sheep are without
uOyyaeat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15
NEW YORK MARKET.

SgrE Fl nS oes Ias aes pt Ohio
$50 for Southern and 7,46as,T5 for extra
Wheat cheaper, $4,000 bush. sold at a decline
Corn. is dropping, with sales Of $4,000 bush
els. Mess pork dropping, sales of 100 bbls at
20.62. Beef firm, 300 bbIs sold. Lard stea-
div, sales of 400 hbls Whisky higher, sales Of
800 bbls MT SO cts.
Stocks lower. Erie 60 rs. N. Y. Central, So
I-s. Reading %. Chicago and Rock Island
944. Clev. & Toledo, 10. CIeye. & Pittsburgh,
81 q. Galena and Chicago R R, II -. Michigan
South. 81 rs. Canton "a IA CIeve. Col. and
Gin. lO8J. Cumbd 1854 Illinois Cent. Loo.
Penn Coal Co IO8 Missouri 6'sJ 80. Illinois
rs %. Va. ,e's 81 1-s. Sterling exchange firm
Iat 4V' lsissisi .stss aefi tIl-.aEils .SgaJf I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15

TIM st Louis Chamber of Commerce has APP
,,cintcd committee to take into consideration
The subject of sucing out an injunction against
the Rock Island Bridge Company, for prevent
Ing the bridging Of the Mississippi AZ ROCK Isl
and, on the ground of its impeding the naViga-
tion Of the river
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15

coox wANrD.-A good cook, female pre-
e,-s.d will find situation by applying immc-
,:.,siT At the Wilton House, Main street, North
Wheeling.
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Editor ShebOygan Nleuwb0d
RHEUMATISM.

4 Case OF 77co Months tIldiMy In Boer2drs's
Holland BeIS-GcorSc Henderson, OF Pittsburgh say
Aflrr suffering for three months With rhcunaSnia part
time severely couino my betlI have
been entirely cured h The use OF oer!sye Holland Bit
IhOYc had attack since, hut found almost stur-
relief In the medicine, It's, my opinion,
surr er,ietX rIelInnt.sEl -
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rEvEH Am AGUF.

Case Of EIgEt Months Sanding Cared By Bocrddrfs
Holland Biers-NIcharl Kelly, No1lT Grant, Smi;h
field street. snys-Last jolly while running the river,
cotton boat plying between Natehrz and New Orleans
taken with Fever and AEre For eight long months
suffered with this dreadful disease The greater part Of THIS
for different medicines, nt outlno permanent relief
Three ago. of friends insisted upon my try
ing iBoeJNdrss H0dBd Bers saying that cure trGs
Guaranteed After trying II for only week must
state was man. have been at work now for
two weeks hive had return OF Ike chs and fever
whatcye r''
IcertIr- the above statement is true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
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NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTION

This changeabe weather IS likely produce great deal
To persons troubled with reuual
&c affections, woulrscon,nun Eoerlave's Holland Bit
referring you will find Certificates
from first German and English citizels-Ld.
SEtl0tS ZeiiUDg.
THE WOl!ST FORM OF PILES CAN ne CURED.
We at liberty refer several well known gentle
men, used, thoroughly tested and
mend BoerbavVs Holland Bittera. REMEDY for Plies
liberty to publish. their nunes, but VIII take
pleasure referring them who denies this
statement. 'sr+.=z 90
For Affection half of the prescribed dose should he
takCn-ay iteaspoonJu- and night,
hour before menls =5
The great popularity OF this delightful Aroma has Induced
many limitations which the public should guard against pur-
persuaded buy anything
have given IIoeEave,s truf. One
tie will how infinitely superior 1t is to alltese
luit.tIons. Eas-
sSod at 81 per bottle, bottles for 80 ty the sole
~ BENJAMIN PAGE, JK. & Co,
Manufacturing PARTNERSHIPS and Chemists,
cor SnitbdedS Third SITS, Pittsburgh
+t >I.nnSbIEns q. gSG hfI field.
mh26:dnw1y WHOLESALE Druggists Wheeling, Va
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w,x4ED-A German or an American girl, to
ID general house-wOrk. Apply at this Office
Immediately.