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AYERS CATHARr1c PIT,

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their utmost to produces this lest perfect purga-
that these Pills have virtues which surpass tie
ordinary medicines and that they up
on The esteem OF all men. They SAFE and pleasant
stimulate the vital activities OF body, remove the oh
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They out the foul humors which breed and grow dis
temper stimulate sluggish dorered organs into their
natural action, and tmpRrs healthy strength
whole system Not only do they the everyday com
plants OF every body, but also formidable and
diseases that have bahed the best skill While
they produce powerful effects they are, time in
ployed for children Being suEcrcoaed they pleasant
to take and being purely vegetable
OF harm CuEes have been made which surpass belief were
teS not by OF such exalted
character to forbid the suspicion untrut Many eni
nent and physicians names 10 GER
THY to the public the reliability my remedies while others
have sent the their conviction that my pre
paratons contribute immensely my AFFLICTED
suffering fcloW-ineu,
The Agent below named Is neased to furnish gratis mi,
American Almanac, containing directions their use
and the certificates OF their the following
Costiveness, Billions Complaints, rheumatism Dropsy
Heartburn, Headache arising foul stomach Nausea
Morbid nacttO Of the ltowelS arising
ereiEonl EIatuency Loss of Appetite, all Ulcerous
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Scrofua, Kings Evil. They also by purifying the blood
and stimulating the System, many complaints which IL
would not be supposed they could reach Deafness
Partial blindness, Neuralgia Nervous Irritabiy De-
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sick want the best aid there is for them they
Prepared by DIR Janes G.. a yers
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
,,,xs,,, - - ..-.- Lowell, Mass.
The genuine article is sold by
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AGKEAT NATInNaI. wnnx

GREAT NATIONAL WORK.
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ORLANDO sHElBY, ., saltnrrlLIl.

Cons"mpfres do not despair till you have tried AYEHs
ChERRI PRcruRAL II is made by of the best medical
chemists in the world its cures ali round US beauxaL The
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CINCINNATI MA

CINCINNATI MARKET
Oct. 29.-Flour quiet; sales at 5,soa5, 90
Wheat firm at l,1s for red Corn 55. Whis-
Ky 1884 Sugar and Molasccs firm and I'M
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AGE.
Pour magnificent line EnEraYfnRs . ~
Prom tho Originals, ut the sPINGLER INSTITUTE n
Young LUtftes GoRHAM d. ABuOTT, PRINCIPAL 3
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ST'1 Watt n q IN t r9G eisoFeeFed
-, :. - - ~ IN IA 1sNs
q edity Of the somSeh Coliey Pains
Blind and Breeding Piles In all Nervous Rheumatic and
has In numerous instances proved
hisIS Sesncia, anu IN Others Effected decided cure
fGIee prnepteS after the manner Of the celebrated
HOLLAND professor Joerhave. Because great
" most OF the European StRtes its introduction the
states was intended more especially those
sAtsFsa mere and there over the face of this
neny country Meeting with great success anonG them,
oyr " 70 the American pubc knowing that It's truly
TonaeE1al neatslnAl virtues must be acknowledged.
It's to those con-
may have been impaired by the continuous Of
spr or other Of dissipation Generally
In eject finds its directly
dropping spirit, and In fact lnfusng and Ygor 10
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S0AEzAZHG ABoUT HAMPyoReS zZNoTURE-To
'.- Q t,;ft' - 8ERVOES SUFFERESS
As an lnVigoTator and Restorative where gentle stt
st - we believe superior all CVrGias be-
fore the pubiic DYSPEPSIA OU0IIS SrT0P
uLA and RHEUMATIsM, with Of ne md
BoWst has been truly successful the single and ar
Bs oRsF the most Valuable thousand.
tV-Csn and get pamphlets and secures ~
for sale by ~. II. Logan a. Co.. Wheeling Gen.
Sold by MORTIMER { MowBRAY,
taa s t''sA $40 baltimore ST., Baltimore
..,-{x 1. ~ z, and Sp4, Broadway, N. Y.
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RIVER AND WEATuER

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PITTsBURen, Oct. 29th.-River 81 inches, by
metal mark, at a stand. Weather clear and
pleasant. .sr553 ,.,,.sf-f
CISctNsArr, Oct. 29.-River 80 inches at a
stand. Weather clear and COOL
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WEBBING
Hat and Cap Mandatory

MANUFACTURER OF HATS AND CAPS.
AS on hand and Is manufacturing and receiving
and general assortment Of and Cans conurSng
an the varieties OF color and shape OF Hats Caps
IN use OF tie latest fashion and manufactured from the an
est and the hest workmanship, all OF which
soId holesale and Retail at the possible price
From my experience in the business having always
used my best endeAvOrs please the public with
good fashonabie and serYiceahle hat feel confident
with my present facilities, and large hand that
am able to supply my patrons with article superior to
any heretofore offered. I -
Irsspectully request call from those in wan. of Hats
and Gaps, before rchAsIng elsewhere.
sps e." Nv is % SaH 81,
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We might add volumes evidence, bp, the most convinc-
Ing proof Of the virtues this remedy found in effects
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AENRY l. PARKS. N..eaaat.

a. A. RAMSEY, N. D., ALp1oS. Monroe cory1r Town
writes sept 1865 "DurnE my practice many years
found nothing equal to CHERSr
GS durable" - -' 1900
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ASTHMA OR rHrHlsic, AND BRONCHITIS.

o.. 9,Is
SHEss I'M this section Il has relieved several from alarm
who has labore under affection lungs for the last
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AMOS LEE, ESQ., MoSIEREr, IA, writes Sal of January
isoo; II had tedious Influenza, which confined me in
tried your by the advice of Clergyman
t aose relieved the In throat lungs:
less than one half the bottle made me completely well Yor
are ne cheapest well the best buy
mans friend.n ~ PN'
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GRSERGL AcES1

..s.t :. BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & Co,
Manufacturing pharmaceutlsts and Chemists,
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7 YOUR HA1n Is FALLING orr, II can be preT.ht.d
l. and preserved in healthy and growth nv th
eof BALLARn's HAIR FASTENER, price Is cents, So
cents, and $1-elegantly peYf1red. IFsI ~ -
" YOUR HAIR As GRAY, there Is nothing equal to BAL
LARpsAA1R DYE Il makes any shade, from brown 10
most superb black without staining inurny hair
akin II vas for these peerless qualities received
the ~ the Worlds Fair and me endorseent Of
soil md 500
ssnh2Ek. II ssiLLlLlzl .lsPsglydaW
I OOAlNGs.GLABaEss
PICTURE FRA ALHS e. j p
Phenlx Looking Glass and Picture RFaIne bfanrfaetbTy
-fre41tA HOMAGE. " EIGLER,
Nos ass 800 and 39s Greenwich ssrses corner on Beach
&esff6tkiE ~ li=EsE5H5 spsO-iSdkW y
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AsroR HOUSE,, New York City, March s, 1856.
DR. AVER, LoeeH: feel It duty and pleasure to in.
erh you what your CHERRY PscIORGL for my WIFE
se had been I'VE months laborpg under the dangerous
symptoms OF Consumption, from which aid pro-
cure gave her much relief She vas steadily falling until
srong OF This city, where have for advice
commended trial Of medicine his Kindness
as We do your skill, for she hos recovered from that day
her cough, and calls herself we'll 80
Yours, with gratitude and regard.
n
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IT IS 4 GREAT SPRING AlEDT0JEEysss
ETiiE GREAT RRNoyATOR OF THE SYSTEM
Delicate ladies and children viii please to give Il
tlrlall. .E--N 49, - : u ~. = II
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!

And by all Druggists Wheeling and Dealersin Meein
everywhere. ngoT6,n
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SrGAEs-The market this morning was quiet but frm-
Sales not before reIored IS hhds Orleans at 49,
also 30 hhds Cuba $9,62; hrds Porto Rico nj
$s5gl0 and to-day 20 htds $IO,121G quote Cuba
at ssI!gs1; Porto Rico S0,ST59@U,8TEi New Orleans
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IMPORTANT NEws Rio JLssih6. Aiyiees from RIO I
JaneirO OF later date been recsiyd 81 The steamer
AIs9la The following is a COPY Of letter
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:, = - For Sale by OLIVER PRYOR, wisIins' Va.
sspt49-ltd2mT fssts - sl-a % sF.ssI.s-flt
- = ss4SS1 q sGsS q
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former CITY Marshal. ARRESTED a man Yesterday
named George Livingston, who is charged with
Killing girl at Richmond, Va, six weeks or two
months ago Livingston is painter, and was
employed in paint shop here when taken. He
has family in Richmond. The circumstances
which led to LivingSton's detection were as fol-
lows: a former citizen of Richmond, who now
murder and Liyingston's escape. He knew the
accused, saw him here and gave the information
to Mr. White, who telegraphcd to the Marshal
of Richmond, asking whether Livingston was
wanted, and on receiving an affirmative reply, he
effected his arrest, as above statcd-LOWisCit3e
Times. 18Th inst zss-s.5f s.-..s4. - i
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ForxD Hrs F1ruEn-'My son, can you take
a trunk for me up to the hotel'" said passen-
gerstepping from boat on the Ievce, to a rag
ged-lOoEing younger, who sat balancing on the
tail end of a dray. iea = $40
"Your son2'' cried the boy, cycling him from
head to foot "Well, I'll be dod drappcd, if L
amt in lnck Here I've been trying TO find my
daddy for three years, and all of sudden up
comes the old hoss himself and knows me right
off How are yous" stretching out muddy
The traveller was non-plussed. Between
smile and a frown, he inquired: "What is your
name sir2"
''SIy namel So you don't know. We'll, it's
nothing fort people in these parts to have SO ma
ny children that they don't know their names.
Ny name William, but SOM, folks calmc ragged
Bill, forshort. What the other part is, reckon
you know, if you don't, you must AK the old
woman"
And shouldcring the trunk, he marched off
towards the hotel, mumbling to himselfi
swell, this is co. Tho old gemman come
home at last Good clothes, big trunk, must
have the tin. Well, am in luck"
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WEsrEKN CLANS IN THEIR SLuMDERs.-The
Burlington Iowa State Gazette states that while
workncn werc engaged, on the preceding even!
ing, in excayating for the cellar Of Gov. Grimes
new building on the corner Of Main and Valley
ats, they came upon m arched vault some ten
feet square, which on being opened was found
to contain cighthuman skeletons of gigantic pro-
portions The walls of the vault are about II
inches thick, well laid up with cement or some
other indestructiblc mortar. The vault is about
six feet deep from the base of the arch. The
skeletons are in good state Of preservation,
and we venture TO say arc the largest human
remains ever found, being little over eight feet
long! $3.50 -.-..,.-..t
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Increase first quarter, 1888 n

HELP FOR Mr. EvRRErr-0ne of the most anu
sing facts connected with Mr.. Everetts Grafton
has Just been published. Since it acquired SO
large hold upon the public mind, and the de-
mand for the delivery oft has been co-eXtensive
with the Union, Mr. Everett has received prop
osition from rhetorician of some note to relieve
him Of the task. This unassulning gentleman
represented that he was perfect in his oratorical
acquisitions, voice. gesture, intonation; good em-
phasis and good discretion, and could impart to
the eulOgy that grace and effect in which he
thought Mr.. Everett was deficient he only
stipulated for one half of the proceeds as re-
ward for his disinterested services, Mr. Everett
to receive the other half and the whole of the
accumulating fame. It is needless to say that
the-pFop0sitiOn was declined.
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MENGO
MEAIOO.
TProm the New Orleans Pieayune Aprl n

From the New Orleans Pieayune April u
The Mexicanbrig Hercules, Capt. Purnarino,
arrived here yesterday from Vera Cruz, which
port, she left on the Goth dlt, four altar the
steamship Texas on her late trip. She brings
no papers however; which Is to be regretted, as
they would have afforded particulars of interest
Interference to an important event of the.occur
rcnee Of which She brings intelligence.
The Puebla reyolutIonists reported to have
surrendered to the Government forces on Satur
day, the 22d ult the day after Good Friday, and
day of the departure of the Texas from Vera
Cruz. They are stated to have surrender at dis
erection; but this is incompatible with . few de-
tails which.a passenger on the Hercules says
he saw given in some of the Vera Cruz papers.
He says that it was therein reported thatsa;par-
ley had taken place between a general who an
nounced himself in command of the revolution
lists, and two officers on behalf of the Govern
mcnt, the result of which was an agreeinen that
such of the rcVOIutionists as chose, should be
permitted to proceed to their homes unmolcsted.
Neither Haroy Tamariz nor, Castillo appeared in
the matter, nor were they referred to in the con-
ditions of surrender. These last it is said, were
published at full length in the Vera Cruz pa,
pers. 5s stes
Wchear with regret that those who are in
position to form reliable judgment on the sub
jcct, considers the whole proceeding a mere
compromise between the rcyolutionists and the
government, indicating that the latter found
themselves really unable to overcome the for
mcr while the rcyolutioniSts have adopted the
Step merely for the purpose of gaining time, and
Selling better opportunity for carrying out
their object 1t is said, too, that they are hume.
rous and strong enough to ensure their cyentful
success.
For our own part, however, VIC should be in
clined to doubt the correctness of the report of
the conditions of tic surrender, and although
we can well understand that the country is like
lXy In 1iStIIrhp6 Inv rcYplutiOniStS
and brigandage as long as its present population
holdit, we should not.yet think it probable that
the partisans of the Pucbla revolution will DO
able to revive that particular manifestation of
the Observation-Disclosures Of the people.
Be this as.it may, it is some satisfaction to
know that for the present, at least, communities
tons from Vera Cruz with the interior were,
freely opened, and that business men and others
were taking advantage ofthc Improvement. For
fuller, andiit is to be hoped more satisfactory
particulars, VIC suppose we shall have to await
the arrival of the Texas, due on the 18th inst
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M&soSIc DEMoSsrRArloS.- is to be a
great demonstration of the whole Masonic craft
of Western Kentucky and Tennessee, at the lay
ing of the corner stone Of Western kentucky
Masonic College, at Dodgcton, Fulton county;
Ky., on the oath of June More than forty Ma
sonic bodies will be present, and the arrange
ments for the festival have been made on tho.
most extensive scale - =.--'
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~ There is no doubt but the firc, which dc
molished, a large portion Of the material of the
Daily Gazette Office, was tho work of an incen-
diary, as there was no fire in stoves in the bull
ding, 1t being heated by steam. 1t broke out
in the garrett, which was only reached by trap,
door or hatch. OF course the damage incurred
is great, \ large amount of type being thrown in
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An alarm of fire was caused about 10 o'clock
by tho burning Of the cornice-the fire having.
broken out saffesh; the flames were, however,
quickly subdued without further damage.
Ladies' Book was 9otally destroyed, but that it
will be reissued in a few days IA large number
Of sheets of Bible in course of duplication was
alsodestroyed TheOutsidC forms of the Gazette
were lowered into the press-room at an early
stage of the fire, and the inside preserved from
injury ythe placing Of boards over them, so that
this morning the Gazette appeared as usual
We arc pleased to learn that3thefir will not in
terfcre with the issue Ofthe Gazette, or the bus
iness Of the office generally. ~ Gin. Time. 4.
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TnE j. " CoSyERsE,- Persons visiting the
wharf cannot fail to notice a large and beautiful
new steamer, bearing the above name, and now
undergoing the finishing processes preparatory
to her departure. She is designed for Mis-
souri, river packet, and will leave for her desti-
nation next week. +'s
Tic Dimensions Of this boat are as follows
Length $50 #, beam SO f., hold 6 #. The hull
was built by Mr.. b. Gonrsen, and the engines,
by Messrs. Snowden & Son, Brownsville. The
cabinWas constructed by McSsrs Gullcttd Apple
gate, and we think will bear comparison with
any work of the Kind yet produced. The style
is now, the design chaste, and altogether it is
truly magnificent affair. an. f,
The CoSvEltsB was built under the superinten-s
dence of Capt JACoBs, who also built the ALVIN
ADAMs and other fine boats. She viii be com.
manded by Capt. CIV. sBowNAS, an able and
experienced officer. s.
This boat owes her name to the lamented j.
". CoNyERsE, who It viii be remembered was
the builder Of the famous j. N. WH1E, q fact
which would go far 70 immoFtalizea less worthy
man "a Ne predict EoF tte CoNyxRSE brilliant
carer on de waters Of lie Missouri, Pitt
sI0BEssft 4P
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baltimore, Oct. Is, ,s5.

Nessrs MOTfinler e llot1LFiy: 5s=sa
writing to you in relation to The virtues Of lIanpons Tnc
asa fys
es have been 50 great feel 70 the task
tnuei to be 50 aacted ult 1crosse the Atlantic Ocean
a E Il s tune st1aasd my and never
e Be ws again, as tsS dse9ss eaae IN he Tt
swelling. my gathering first broke dill discharge
took cold Or was Il tie least MY bobby Strength
reduced 70 the weakness Of infancy times
very the grave; hip joint had been out Of place
The tst attack At the Of thirteen hands be.
me s ot 70 ~ sfp should never S
S S% ua 5rG hanged an ike unto
"chrlsts glorious at least, until ts mortal have put
had taken many medicines, and received little ben
the GSIgritksd Laimsis, and other external remedies
had heard o. had been placed BY my friends under some
cd was but Of ransttory duration,
When first heard 81 lSnPons T!1ctgre had not shs
Mr. Jarrett Ptumner hen his suesngs ut the
please iieF consented 10 Try the Tnetafs and
ken b0 began TO feel its beneficial cnectsny
ion was cleaFi felt Ike person Through the inlu
reSaested q sec me- You told me my case was such fec
liar one that yon would IKE % neurr
4 was for e FIVE i gsgGSa ON
stand much than most OF my lady acqunlnt
asf am t aagf s thing certain my lame
quite large again us Il before, and can trip
about home without a crutci.
oiten wish my parents had known Of this remedy when
was chilli believe should have been saved the
chatting pain ILave been subjected well the eform
y Of body must carry to the grave anil my parents woald
under such heavy expenses from doctors bills
sending me- they did, the celebrated Springs In
England In search health. wish all the afflicted world
could and hear the benefits have derived from this
Tfncture Inlnptons Hll acquainted with
its virtues with whom In contact.
Gentlemen thousand times Obliged to you, and yor
are ct liberty to use my name and case TO ALL
remain, yours In gratitude, -.- t.... .,
-; MARY. A. SCOFIELD, s..,s s. s=.fs,
-:-,,.s.y 81, ss,li J. I. i No. $50 W. Baltimore
To Messrs Mortimer MoEbray, $40 Baltimore street, BAL
more satt 4sasss uA
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$4,65s So

ARcr,c SEAS N NSRfnEItS LaKEsa-AIr. James
j. String, the ..monarch" of Beaver Isle, Lake
Michigan, the celebrated Mormon leader, in send
ing Is the Smithsonian Institution his mcteoro-
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logical returns, says:
s.As the mail is sent by a man on snow shoes
eighty miles and back at my private expense,
doT6t ri off 6Trt. one or two amonth. Our win
tersso iafhaS becnyery fine, though Iii tleeool-
er tan hsiial but the field Office is immense, be-
yond al example, / think there is two thousand
sqd6fe miles more of ice north Of the Manitou
Island than have been known before within the
date of the earliest tradition. Nine feet Office
was found by cutting through off South Fox Is
land, where ice was mover seen before. This is
to be attributed as much to'the stiffness of the
water as the severity the cold. Very little ice
is banked Most oft remains undisturbed where
first formed. n IS. l..5.
TaE PsSSsYLyAS1A RAilnoAp.-The follow.
ing t6nnage of the Pennsylvania Railroad; OK
hibits the business for March, 1856, as well as
for the. first quarter Of 1856 and 1906 ~.
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Zone might as well hope to improve the NOR.
ais and increase the happiness of an idiot by
turning him out 6f an asylum, as to hope for,
benefit for the negro from Abolitionism."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-17

- The Hon, Miss MURRAY winds up her
book on the United States with the following