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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-15
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oab unier @rtifel in 90. 40 gu srrb fet, BON Der Cub
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ner er auberli6 eri4eint unp je 9simltGer er feline Sn=
trtsue ar,sSnfubren perltebt befO rebr Mn1prii6e auf
pielen Gitel MAIDEN lam = lit semus betanntl gDenn
mir ~iibrisens init @epalt 6eudler Iein ipGen, 70 mSh.
ten mir ssrne pi0s,, waS Subltrtbentin inter pfTen
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qrt. IN $40. Al Sbres Slattes, Der ais GrpieSer,,no
auf uniern lebten seten iol! Cine erlpicoeruna batten
mir freili6 felblt serne seIeben, aber ltiper lam feline
iplhe gum SDrl9ein; benn Der 9lrt. tn gto. al. lam
wpb( cher 4les = nur aber feline gripieberuna aenaunt
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9ew,tnperer 9%efanpen = freiltG auf psr16iepene Mc.
tise eeltibt: - 90 fie4t J. 9. cine partbie berlelben,
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lunssfraft unp Dentunssfa9tsfeit, auf slstder galis
nit Der, ~unlerer Sublfribentin bernber, unp ba lam
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einen, Stidden ~sefarbtem @lale su rnaGen?
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geifausbcseusuhs, Die Sublfribentin Uber beret Sci
~fersbelir aufnuntsrr, bic Sa6s fprt;uisBen, ua lb
auf 8onen Nubersr sn a%miliren.
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uns wpblbefannt, unb mir batten fetnsn 9~lusenbltf ae-
sSsert Der Subifribentin Sersetlns ansebsi9en az IaI<
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tDnneu, baB fs auf cine iolte anipru6 MAIDEN wirbe!
= Gin unpaHerberer Ssrs mare ippbl II, Der aan,en
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parpe bie1er Qrttel nod mebr ais Die boppeIte QGras
unlsrss lestea erbalten; bod aber tSnnen mir ni6t
umbin, Der Subltribeatin 3a rat9en belrr leIen III
%lernen; 'betn ipenn is bieies ri6tis t6nntc, 70 miiete
is %SeIanben baden, baB mir ie niat @rasleierin tttu.
iirtsn, iOnpert in unirer llnsepib9eit einfa6 bic 5raae
felteu; Sinh le bod nibt ~biejenise, bic &c. 2" Das
1T bod ni&t titulrt! sic miiete benin nur Dteientae
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e%rpisDert! I'm iol6eS aber gu ~btpsilen, frassn lpir In
&arse; Was if u auf uniers gSieperlesuna aber Die
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-15
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gdftn spretfett roerSsn. Sir bic 9squemldfeit Der Dameen iprS
beIpnbere Scree setraeen. g. QbwtnGtim g,t
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-15
nsg- PIN bic @aGler ber @tapt Mi6mpnh.

Witblrser! 9a i6 in ,ptitn Der bisTeen 8situnoen (O6n, usin
gBiN.n) aufssfurbert rpurbe, Mid aS gan6ieaf fur lie SfTrss .inss
d agOrS Sisitrr Staot gu srtHlarsa, uno ta i'd aud ptrl5nli6 basa
%aufS.foreert Wlret, 70 trlanee l22 n1T, nit ben @sfiblrn Ss tteffsn
biSat fur pGs Office ,a %srtIdren: @eltm mir Die 8irser RiSn,onSs
bic Che sr;eistnn, MID fur btsisn gsoiFn gu erwasIsn, 70 ipsrDr i'd
bic mir %OblsSenbsn 9Iidten tru mo 9spifenbaft erfilen.
Gan, t~rsebsnlt y, 30, Starfe
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-15
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maht ben esutiden Sausfrausn, iupie ben %berltmttn a6@innea bic
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Sraunihineiser ScrpeIatpprN,
Sriidsn Caviar,
Marinirte @ale III @clee,
@crduderie pber eprds@ale,
Du6tleorfsr Seaf in 9ptclS,
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Ine otsie Nrtihl tonnen int AIcinsn unb 9rpbcn be,pseit iperbeu,
%Hspdrttss 9slslun8sn rptrbsn pinhlidit %auescfIbrt.
Simon StetnIein,
Getterbpr 24S.
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81 sr%@lontas, "a. @Grs 1856.
etairttspreis fur Gintn Ssrrn unb 8wsi Gamen: $I.OO.
@ufans: s lbr.
Die Surntr labtn bisrburd ibre Srtunbe unb baS aeebrte Wu>
bitum gu bisism Bale rsebsut Elm, unb wsrbsn, rs Bel frlbe>
rtn Serarhssn Selli6feiten, IS ib a~nseesen i,in laGtn, ben 5beil-
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per bas Sarb bic seabl itinss auaIes in tbn seleste gcrtrauem
gu redbttEhtssn lufsn. Die Nulf III Der I~rnprybanb ~lbsrsstcn,
Shi Narlen bee Seretns Die Gommtttt.
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@.lanaYersin u@irstnia".

Die Wftalieber limb eriu6t, in elmer ntorssn, Gpnntoo BEN l8t,p
NRdr,, @benbs s lbr int ssfpObnlitsn @erfan,mlunaSlof9l ifottfn%
benbs, grtra< gsrlammluns pinftlit su srl6etnsr, 6a 8eaenIfSnS,
ssn Der sr6Ben gBi6tset CUR 0srbanbIuns fommen,
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@inlabuua.

8ufolse 9slbluB som 10ten Ildrj fol- cine auserOrbentlihe s,tr.
fammluns aasr aetiuen unb paiiDen @itslieber bs @elanos g5ereins
Suartttt<g!ub behts, ant l6tsn aRdrS 1856, @bsnbSS 8 Ibr in
benz g}ereinst 0pfale ~absebaten Derben. "
ga Die Gsl4dfte BON GROCER gBibtistsit Tnb, 70 ip.rben ale Spit.
slisbsr Bisrmit 66Hi4it siudt fb rs@t sabret6 unb pinfIi6 Elm,
;ufnben.
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@i6tiae 3adridt fir Wiitter!

Nnttrsstnete nta6t gPittr barauf aufmertlam, tae Is Sci tem
Ist sdtn9drsi tM 'Ddrnsrsn apeter aa,senisfIsi urs ,stsen,ds fei.
sreesr @sfahr iu ipahrti, utb bittet bierlu ibe Dient. an.
Nrs. 81. GpttrA
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@teGrere Stiderinnen

f6nten iOslei& baiernOc pnb cute 9ti6dftsuns fnben, fpsnn fe a.
in Der Sfics Sieiss 9latteS ntelben. J. !"
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Sate 1tn6 mIsem.

Der .llntsrseitnste sdst bisrmit isinsn 8nltnben ,rb ben, serebr>
Ii6sn 9ublfum an, bab .sr isins berbfpaaren, belfebenb in Serrnl
uno &inosr>5ltsa uns 9Rhsea in Sec6ter lmb ib6ier anSpabt
isbeb nMr 8ssen Saar, ssrfauft unb bitet, f6 burb saSlrei6en 81.
iu6 In istnsnt StOre, No. ISL SrSablfr, bason gu ibsrleustn.
27Sttl ". 6. Settp, Sat. rt
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Ginlapuns gum
Sail am Sfer=Dspmtas
GA. Mara 1860
Der
@e@efdBem S&gers@ euepagute

5rn. u. S6ab'S "UNION HALL"
etntrtttssrsis fur Ginsn Ssrrn unb 8pei Samsa: 81. 90.
Infang; 8 ltr.
Die undergraduate Gpmmitte label bic GrenSe Der Gpmpaani,
ane es sslan,mle @ublitIl su Stsen Ball b5Fi6ft elm. Die &C.
trpftntn @nOrbnun9sn linb Der Irt. bas bic Gpmpaanie ben Ibsll-
nsbmsrn tes Seftes eineu s~trsnlstsa ,nb beitsrsn abenb ysrfpre-
den lam. Serr S6ab WirS aubnbtm bic aeebrten GSne nit
ben befsn Gpeiitn unb Gttranfen btisneu.
Die YFufif 1T Der Gptilpn- 9ane ~lbsraetet.
3a iaeIrsitem 9siub Label Elm Die gpmmmitte;
-t Spott.
3infbautr..
3innemann,
9pblt.
@minsbeultr-
u Npf.
Smttb,
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CDR. So uffmann sa.t Hsf
sn'pfteet btsrmtt benz Ssuti6sn 9ublifur, ietns neu einseridtste
S6letferet aug t

SWFEETEFEE
in 5ranflintraBe, apildet Der 3ten II. 4ter, Siabftite.
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l@sl.iftn, unO bitkt, SarS re4t ;ablrsid's @uftrdse Fa bi.rSOn III III
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Vermischte Anzeigen.
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tpnrneu iu6en. ''A"" N"NsA'
eebsntsr 9iener Snm wy -
Nm Die lttrtntbere4tisten 8Irser Ni4munbs.
9a mid sisle ate unb warnte Sreumbs ba,u aufaefprtcrt bob,u
,iSt i4 mid bisrbur& as ganbibat fur Sas amt pss '"'''
City Serstant
an. SD elauet: Dap Gue, bic MID tenntr, bappn lbcr,euat iInb, bas
th, wenn tripaplt, ctntn mir %pblte9tnetn Yli6tai beltens natbtpmn,s.
Gang e~rsebent GIement Wbitr
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@ottlleb al0smann,
beutf6er @unDar1t

DtMtlAer WInDat3t,
Sfhee: Slb @Rartet, rebea 9rn. Yt. Selfrtd..
tmpfebt fb benz ssebrtsn Yublifum bi allen pSrfOnmenbssa nuah<
arsaiasu SpsratiSnsn, sarSpfsn, 3abnaususemsn, glutsasTsssa
". 70,
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.. 80 etIba6tr, SO. 208 Wainarae. p,fouht
I'D Srtunbe, 28etannts unb 9ublifum gum 8.fu6e ltines SoIons
ssolttblt fGanlaesi. stsbsn 9lttrt anb ihts frii6tm aaaerbitr
Fno als gstraitis uao Spstfn in ausStpdblter Sualitat III 6absn,
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Oranges Bitters.

ron llntsrSst6nskn srftrtists 1T fsts Sci g. 81. Ba9rtfIon
(Gdt Der Sten unb S~rpao(irasc) tn @rosen unb SIsintn AZ BADEN
81! Gts. pro Quart unb 81. 25 pro galpar.
2tbmeut u. Rtnberpater,
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9eprse Sernet, w
gclferer unp S~apeJirer.
9sm ssssrttn Yablifnnt n,a4t Der lntsrssi6nste tt an,nto,. bos
arbsitsn, ala: aufpdtsrn spn Stiblsn, SOp6a's &C.. @nnff..riiS,mm
alsr Nrtss giatrassn, dOipts aa4 bag aagslirsn BON 8inm.r atssr~
h'a %ssa aa y gs1p a 3 a4l ,nsSb ~ S S, S SS siai, grsifa %a4sfabrt.
@tur9t 8eruet.f +H
l7.3) u 8ranftnfr. jpnhen Der I6. unb ~ CTR
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'UVVUVF ~ Vt1NH WuTTTWTSN.
3u Sermtetber.
eint99t 9inmsr, pad.ne fur sinlsIue Ssrrtn pbr feline gamili,n.
TWo e'a'S III Serrentsn bel 3enrp Sbatte,
Gde Der Ytoab> unb Ste CTR
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@ iibeim SattIer.
142 Wfainitreet.

S!rrilsnu u. (. 10, etenlu Senfsrslas In jsbsr GrSse unb SueItSty,
Iusipabl Der bsfen @taterialisn.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-04-05

81 ]

SALARIES OF CLERKS OF THE BANK OF ENG
LAND.-A clerk in the Bank of England, en-
ters at the age of seventeen, on d salary of
one hundred and fifty dollars year, with an
additional hundred if he is punctual every
morning His salary is increased fifty dollars
"a year till his income reaches four hundred
dollars. 1t is then raised twenty five dollars
a year till it reaches an annual salary of five
hundred dollars. From that time the salary
is increased at the rate of forty dollars year.
till the gentleman has worked his way up to
the comfortable income of thirteen hundred
dollars. But this is not all. Every employee
of the Bank is entitled to retiring pen
sion of an amount proportioned to the num-
ber of years he has served after forty years
service. we believe, a clerk is entitled to re-
tire upon pension equal to the amount Of
the salary which he enjoyed at the time of
his retirement. When clerk is absent on
leave, he forfeits thirty three cents per day, an
arrangement which has the double advantage
of securing the Bank from imposition, and
! of giving a modest man the courage to ask
for leave Of absence when it is necessary
Indeed the system generally seems to US the
only one by which faithful service can BE-
nationally expected.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-04-05
THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

the Macedonian planned, fancying he was
building commercial centre for the globe,
will be eclipsed by city of century,
Such is the destiny of New York N. York
Mirror
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-04-05

A MISERABLE NIeaER-Anthony Rox,
superb engine driver on the Ohio river, being
asked how he came to get free, said:
"Why, Massa, my health was very bad
when was in Kentucky; l couldn't do no
kind of work was very feeble twas Jest
as much as could do to hoe my own garden
and eat the sass and the missus that owned
me see that was misable nigger-one of
the mis'ablest kind So said to her-Mis-
sus, I'm mis'able niger, and amt worth
nothing, and | think you had better sell me,
I'm such niger. Now Massa, was such
a poor Niger. that Missus agreed to sell me
for a hundred dollars, and agreed 70 try to
work TO pay her, and did, and my health
has been getting better ever since, and
'spects | made about nine hundred dollars
that time out of this niger.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-04-05

CHLoRoFoRM-The Detroit Tribune states
that the wife of Horace Wilson, of Quincy.
Branch county, Michigan, died last Sunday
from the effects Of taking chloroform, admin
istered to her by DR.. Berry, for the purpose
of extracting tooth.
The Virginia legislature adjourned on
Wednesday last, after session of ll9 days,
and the passage of 260 bills.
Hon. q. Chandler, of Detroit, has offered
a premium of $5 per head for the first one
hundred men who will volunteer to 60 10
Kansas to settle.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-04-05

The Memphis enquirer states that the cold
weather has destroyed nearly all the sweet
potatoes in that section, and il will he i'm
possible to procure enough for seed
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-04-05

The DEER AND THE SNow-So terrible has
been the effect of the cold and snow in the
mountains west of us, that the deer have be-
come so weak from starvation that they have
been captured in numbers by individuals
who have them confined in their stables for
the purpose of saving their lives Mr.. Will
lam Glotfelty has nine in confinement,
and so tame have they become that they will
readily eat from the hand.-[ Cumberland
Md. Telegraph.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-04-05

McEwEN.-A telegraph despatch was re-
ceived last night in this city, stating that
McEwen, late clerk of the Ohio penitentia-
ry, had been arrested in Chicago, and an Off
Ger was Immediately despat ched with re-
QUESTION from the governor to bring him back
for trial. o. S. Journal.
He was brought back, and, upon deposit
ing money with friend, was discharged on
bail
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-04-05

BREAK IN THE ONO CANAL.-The Ohio ca
nal on the two mile level north of Lockville,
broke yesterday, carrying away the banks for
ty feet in length. Miller and Doyle, the con-
tractors, are busily employed in putting it in
repair, so as to resume navigation at the ear
liest possible moment o. S. Journal.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-04-05

"THE GRAY MARE Is THE BETTER HORSE. =
We know very well the above line is in Pri-
or's Epilogue to Lucius; but the story from
which the phrase is derived is something
like this: A gentleman, who had seen the
world, one day gave his son span of hors-
es, a chariot, and basket of eggs. &" Do
high road until you come TO the first house
in which there is married couple. If you
find that the husband is the master there,
give him one of the horses. If, on the con-
trary, the wife is the ruler, give her an egg.
Return at once if you part with horse, but
do not come back so long as you keep both
horses and there is an egg remaining"
Away went the boy full of his mission
and. just beyond the borders Of his fathers
estate, 10 a modest cottage. He alighted
from the chariot and knocked at the door,
The good wife opened it for him and curte-
sled. "Is your husband at home % "No y
but she would call him from the hay field.
In he came, wiping his brows. The young
man told them his errand. "Why," said
the wife, bridliug and rolling the corner of
her apron, :" | always do as John wants me
to do; he is my master-ain't you, John %
To which John replied, Yes" "Then,"
said the boy, d" | am to give you horse !;
which will you take?' 81 think" said John,
"as how the bay gelding seems to be the one
as would suit me the best eff we have a
choice, husband said the wife, 81 think the
gray mare will suit us best" "No," replied
John, " the bay for me he is more square
in 'front.' and his legs are better CHOW, .
said the wife, 81 don't think so; the gray
mare is the better horse and shall never be
conented unless get that one.' Well,
said John, if your mind is sot on it, I'll give
up We'll take the gray mare" "Thank you, .
said the boy "alow me to give you an egg
from this basket; it is nice fresh one, and
you can boil it hard or soft, as your wife will
allow" The rest of the story you may i'm
agine the young man came home with both
horses, but not an egg remained in his bas-
ket.'
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-04-05

WHAT Love WILL Do.-When the ice
broke up in the Ohio river at Marietta. re-
Gently, and while it was floating down in
huge cakes, man crossed to that town from
the Virginia side, on the floating ice, to get
IA jug filled with whiskey; and having sue
ceeded, recrossed safely in the same way
He loved as devoedly as Leander, and ven
tured as much for his idol, which, also, was
Iequally ardent with himself.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-04-05

A NEw MANUFAcTURE.-The movements,
as the internal arrangements of works of
watches are called, have hitherto been man
ufactured in Europe, and imported, the
watchmakers of this country only furnishing
the cases. A few months ago, Denison,
Howard & Davis, of Waltham, Mass, COM
menced to manufacture these works, with
new and ingenious machinery, by which the
teeth of the wheels are accurately cut and
finished at once, requiring no other touches
by the workman. So true is this work. that
the watches may not only be made to keep
correct time and what has hitherto been
considered an impossibility, may all be made
to keep the same time. This work has just
been introduced into the market, and as a
watch of entire American construction (it
is stately costs no more than q foreign watch,
and is equally as good and wears well, we
have no doubt that the American public will
soon regulate their movements and their bu-
siness by American time pieces Troy
Budget
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

We copy the following from the Albany
STATE Register of the 9th:
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fya u, ri n
Il I1rrti ~ tI,si7 ssIteys FSsTp sS.iiF1
&, - lii, nanss Nor,s,ii.,,s
s;I - f[,l,s 49,. y,.fiisy,,s sTSoloh
btIess TossaSsiSs some wealth at home
their condition yTI,is fsiTiS nsported WIS
tbsf II IN, ,,gt .,,s;lI i,oysrtv7and ysretehefi
nesz 4 somins herr 1t this, incIeInenf seasoD
ya.IfI Tn,
{,T1 s.c...ssI,== H., ,e,;,I,stSf
fiits ,ss crested at Dnnkirl
e.. oiirI
f-oT tFes h.s1,Is 81 me sIoTnSns n apSer
from co,li Ises.1, tlIat 8 Danish sea
Ieftsh;s boT1, ne,rf
s;5cf nat l;;y,6FIIl aud sisfsryrerf.
sbouf en,;oratine- with !. cofnnany of Morraons
10 tlIiI eo15nfrI diafeiy r,roeeesleSt 10
tascerta1n &c c,,,Slris bs-tto1,sll NOT
until he had crossed tn, Atlantic for the pIiFl
tnos..-the vessel theys lad taken. and then fol-
| lowed then, Ia New YORK arriving there he
filled to find their names recorded on the cr1ii-
grant list. but not dishcartsned he followed q
rarity who had left ON the New York and Erie
| Railroad st Hornelsvitie. he overlook the EN-
grant train, and passed through the cars yitl-
out, however, discovering. his mother, Or recog.
nizing his sister, whom he had not seen for
eighteen wears. $50
From aofnelisville he proceeded to Buffalo,
where he secured the necessary papers for the
rescue In case he shoIlid lind them, sit! went on
to DunkirlS in time TO intercept the cnligrant
train on its arrivals Passing through the cars,
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ARE NOu SICK .

Then can't be cured SOON DON'T delay until yur
Complaint Is ncursGe, and then when too late
Four-fthz Of all the diseases which people cure, yards
Don't dragging through the Spring. faint sleepy and list
less because blood is with BILE Don't wear tlle
Headache Heartbr, snd their kindred disorders becauze
stomach Is foul parade yoarseIf around I'll.
world covered with PRPIe BOcles, Ulcers, sores and all
Of the ciesn diseases si because your sys-
TEN WHAT'S cleansing. Don't show ubvrt lean bag
gard, all eaved in, because your Stomach novels need
strengthening into healthy action Ayers set these
things right surely quenehes drt They purify
the body and blood, and into healthy
activity which eanfeel quick they taken They
the medical wonder Of age recognized by
all who kaew their virtues and many 'ousIs know them
Take the Cerrg Fecterat for Cough, ls for all
arrangements requiring a Pargative medicine. =
Prepared By Dr. J.. C. ATER, Lowell, Massachuse s-aud
sold by al Druggists Wheeling. -
A. c. GOOD Co, Wheeling,
fs4 Wholesale and Retail Agents.
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R4rTraOkr, Oct. is. rs.


CiKSTs-I have delayed entirely long in
writing In relation tie HAupIos TING
tUrr. fear, that cannot give the aictedWOTd
cfts have been so great inadequate the lass
attached viii, the chronic reaatish in its ali
tinsa aictel s:il the Atlantic ocean
say way America, ut which time changed its form into
gathering had at this time aaine my growth and never
e;ecttTo e well again. the disease in the tr:
less than oDs o1aTf and c,iin,,-i "a t-Snl me T Is
took cold In the least ta;Ge; my bodily strength
Tetucel the weakness OF ifIn- several TUNES
-ine ti, Tss staeE Il thS a ii thirteen my hands e
di=Octi TAes SniErins and the general debility
discharge gatherings
often thick that SHOULD be peritIei know
hear until my ty houl ec hsni and bccuc Xix: unto
at least, until tl's mortal haze !u
had takenso medicines and received lte ben
EFT that had confidence in es had used of nearly all
abe CI p+'ste7 LSssinte al other external remedies
had hearu hal 6en Tiart'i by friends unler
q the hest physicians in England and all te relief obtains
! ed was hat Of tEansitOry Duration
slightest IN its efficacy but had trr Who had
Known Mr.. Jarrett Pummer enhs suferinS al the
please her, try TnetIrc, and had
ken one bottle before began TO feel its beneficial eifectsy
nc or tbiS friend vor ca, arnnrinis win nv case and
requested tosee yon told such Pecu
ar that would Ike the effects Of The Tnciurr
fly developed ini: and II desired 10 take it, You woul
l: twas for the OF five yeHrshat
" eighteen months have aIaOseG, and 4hGSe lost re|y
toI; V S dttsss1 have become strong and ieaTty-l cal
stand much If than most of lady acqu"nt
anceS lhaTe q heathli cnlleSiJi', and All my lT1rlS
<e4tt quite eshy thing is certain, lame
mhis quite large again as it YVES GefOEe, and trip
, about home without erutcii.
my parents Of this remedy
a child, believe should have been the
ciang PAIN have ber subjected well the etoTmi
y Of body must carry to t gr;re and parents w"n"
in sending te, they did celebrated Springs in
England Of health. wish all afflicted world
;oul aud hear the benefits have derived from this
Cncturc OF HamptonS tr TO make all acquainted with
Syirtucs with whom in contact.
Gentlemen, thousand times obliged you, and yOU
ire At liberty 10 use ms name and casa 70 ALL
remain, years In gratitude,
MARY A. SCOFIELD.
No. 6SaJ w. Baltimore st.
60 cssrs Mowhray Baltimore street Bal