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,, oy os, ,,stIs s ;,iee e;sr.i bv goerhaus's
JiidRG Kelly, No III Grant, near Smith
field street. July, While running tile river, on
was taken with Fever and Agus For eight long months
f US mails 10 nEI; IS ia6St fty dollars
for dIHerent medicines, but found relief
ing sBoeiaVes Holland Bittsrs, saying that cure 4cds
Ottdr0RRecG After trying It for only week. must
state sound man. have been nt-worI now for
two weeks, had return Of the chls aud fever
wIateyer.' $50
Icertly the above statement Is true.
THOMAS ADAMS Diamond House,
oratR, Chester'ss Gothic Hail.
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~. i -. - 3
c BALrnsoar, March a4 1856
This 10 certify that nbouut nine years since at
tackled with apain in my right ankle We sent physi
swollen; aaait continued to un had aoreesed
70 s 20 S Se 81 aRPa
and knee which were regaeny laid open to the bone and
Saa ONE oss ee e 'D'l =
was then taken Hartford county this sste rys.
clan there told mother and friends he could heal the III
ed with me for using the knife ireaueny tak.
from the ulcers proud flesh and pieees Of bone without
s that when SPPsd the agony sSs ny
there MAS no eprs pei my ankle was
much unlike honeyeopb The sutqsEoas ulcers rusninE
would scratch fingers whs ss would Issue hetstrem
'i''NsH s''ll : BALT1MoRg aGY HoMEI
then returned 70 baltimore my old home, expecting
BIZ the advice ofuy friends various remedies
OF which only transt relief. Ieonnued 70 grow
an Ulcer formed IRON which came piece Of bone Xnoi.
et ase FORMED on my srine shich my cut out
only Of eayiug ifc Alter t5 yet smother f9r
other parts ms body. and nire astonis-
ed those who them Twas reduced 70 mere Akeeton,
- = 70 = = DEAF DEATH RELfETi
Ifet death would have been tried
who had been cured by CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE TING
advised me to Try t. As this time had been Sstsd
aye years. cemoncsd taking Ranspioss Psostdbls
.'''s'7 HOPE conEsIl
the first bottle Of which Inspired with hope. and by the
had The confidence beiievs cnrs me- con-
taus its Ny siesss healed, ADD snsN
cut further deta am happy 70 say my ieg ailo keaed
and general Of has taken place and
alone i have given fnf idea Of my srrines, BIT
lsnds who read is vim bear testmcny 70 III that
tIiS Ranips5a9 Hlgadtis Tsactnre,p kg5s
aud Iw say 20 nj who are hare been, 70 use
tt With the Utmost eenfdens :: ....s.s q - (
4 10. ! 81 Rs istEss...
---- YT1s 47GgE4TspRLY
the GREAT RENovAToR or THE SYSTEM
trial.
SOMETHING 1B0UTHaAPT0HS ZZRCZuRETO
SHER H0Ng SUFEERERS.
As an InSigoratoT and hsrs gentle stiu-
sar ~ y esre sr Ss
liza aud ATIsfs with ei tamsrh and
ried. We offer the most valuable remedy, which fonsanda
siIItesttfy-
For sale by \. 4. Logan = Co.. EhesiEngS Gen. !
Il 70 Bal.lmose ~, Baltimore.
and s0s, hyoAdHeys u, J..
HOUi5. ass {
II VIII by re dissps srsdss Of Wool at ny
mysI ago. WILSON.
By EMPRESS.
RFID CLOVIS, q EtIits and eoess. al sizes;
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100 BARRELS Or Extra White Wheat EIousi
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Dissolution.

rap PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
az Snsrse this day assSets'sSd
wv in s1-r and Betting nc basinsss viii
iuE and ys ssr he arm Of Bonhanl,
& Co. r. G. BQSHA1I,s
O. ~. GILBERSONt
sgaf II. s. RoBsoN.
Z 80 tel4
june 18Th, 1885 - "a lime, copy.
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WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
ARoLEer0rsdt Cure erected by oerhdre's Rksdnd ts-
tersThe wife Of Peter Ne Witte living In Holland Town,
weakness Of the stomach and indigestion She had been
under physicans for time, but the disease
seemed b1fie his skill She purchased Ho!-
land Bers ONCE which have given tone to her Sto.
mach, appetite strength returning ARM
~ believe that this is another great elected by
medicines 81 .3t-'A -'
We have still record many wonderful effected by
this remedy, but await another opportunity. One
thing you can rely upon what published from
persons much respected community and literally
true. J.QUINTUS,
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New Arrange menu.
THE WHEELING AND PARkERsBUhGh
s-s[SlSEsS5 NAIL PACKET
49, COURIER.
r,,,,e~ IA. fEo berEH, mlnaterg
wheeling every Tuesday, THURSDAY ana
1t 10 O'Clock, A. NJ for rs Stfs TO ZSnes-
vile aud at PaEkeTsburg With the steamer
w, srar, Parkersburg TO West Columbia, va.
nns S iiesye Parkers6urg every MondayI
4. = md FTiday. az 55S o'clock, A. NJ ,,,., nv,
eiSht viii Be received for any point on me
sfnrietta and zanesville and for any point On ee
S M b- -, wheeling and West Columbia
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,TkA NoPOR.T A7TION.
3
ARRANGEMENTS OF
HEMPFIEI,D RAILROAD.

dGNlRk1BID RAILROAD,
DURING THE FAIR.
URING the week Of the Fair Wheeling Island, there
~ viii be Daily Trains the Heinpield Rail-
road between Wheeling and ClaysyllC, asfoioWs, viz:
1sT Accommodation Trdilt
Leaves Cilysvile Mt. ..........-...I. A. n.
RETURNING Accom- viii Wheeling At. $50 p n.
2SD--Moit Train
Leaves Wheeling al. BIS A.. II.
RETURNING Win leave CaysviIle p. u.
There will be Round Trip Tickets sold for the Accommoda-
ton Train during the days Of the Fair at the following rates;
Glaysvile to Wheeling, round trip sleo
Triadrpha to Wheeling, do do...........-. IS
Round "Trip Tickets viii be good only the Accommoda.
ton Trans.
ALSO-During the days Of the Fair Washington, Pa,
there viii be Daily Trains follows. viz:
Accommodation Train
VIII eave Wheeling for ClaysvIIle at. O. 4. ~.
RETuRNING Leave Claysylle for Wheeling at. .d39 p NJ
Kuik Train
Wili leave Wheeling At. .,.,,....,.....s. A. NJ
RETURNING Leave Claysyiile p. Nj.
wheeling 10 Granville round trip........ ..4i,0o
Trladelphia to Ciuysville, do DO - cts.
Wet Alexander to Claysylie, do dos.......... So
During ths Fairs Washington and Wheeling, there Will
be sufficient uuher OF Gouches and omnbusses 10 con-
passenger from Claysvlle to Washington and Nom
Washington to CI1yEvtlle.
Round Trip Tickets good only the Accommodation
Train. isplS-2Wl DAVID MCOARTNEIs
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AsrRMA on pnrnl sd ANp nRoNon1r1ssl

Is. ASTHMA iPHTHISIC, AND BRONCH1T1ss4-s
zf ffE WEsT MAScHIsTEE Pa, Feb. 2, SO. ;
yfsR Your CEEERT PICTORIAL is performing mart ouse
cures in this section 1t has relieved several from
who has abore aSecton Of lungs the last
80 HRNRY.I. PARKS, ASrcadat.
A. A. RAMSEY NJ. D., AtbfoS, MONROE couSTY, lows,
writes Sept g. 1885, During practice of many years l.
have found nothing equal TO CHERRY PICTORIAL Civ
ing ease and TO consaptye patients, or curing such
as are curable.n -ETs
We might add volumes of evidence, the eoavnc
ing proof Of the virtues Of this remedy found in effects
upon trial.
Probably remedy lus been known which cur
ed many such dangerous this scme hu
could reach; those the cHppRr PEcfo
RAT afIorls relief and comfort
AsToa HousE, New York City, March 8, 1856!
Dr. ArER LoIcelk Ifeel 1t duty and pleasure to in
form You what CHErRY PICTORIAL has done for WIFE
She had been i've months aborng under the dangerous
symptoms of Consumption, from which no aid we could pro-
gave her much relief. She steadily falling until
Dr. Strong Of This city, where have come for advice re-
do SKILL for she has recovered from that
She Is strong she nse TO hc but Is free from
her cough, and calls herself we'll
Yours, with gratitude and regard,
siil ORLANDO, SHELBY OF SiEIpfrtLLE,
Consspires, do not despair till you have tried AYERS
CHERAY PICTORIAL. II Is made By Of the best medical
chemists in the world and ts all round US espeak the
hiSh merits Of its yirtues.-la tfladelPeta Ledger
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Central ohio Railroad.

Central Ohio RAILROAD.
NTIL further notice, for the $50 train rom
BelnIr rIlI leave the depot Of the Is y. Railroad IN
wheeling al O'Clock; and passengers for the lg9 tram
iinpi;rns THATCHER PERKINS,
Superintendent
W TEasY General Passenger Agent.
Jul! z2i, 1896
OFFICE TRANSPORTATION HESiPFIELD r. Il.
WHEELING, July III 1855.
above road Is and ready to transfer freight
and passengers from Wheeling to West Alexander sno
PrsIsit and passenger Depot, Forsyths Warehouse
U. b. PEIRsEL,
Agent,
80 Wheeling.
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'sltor shepoygan SleaWDo


RFfRuMArIsM
A Gaze of Ttco Months Sindin1 cured by Boerk1ues
Holland Biters-George Henderson, Pittsburgh says
After suffering for three months with rheumatsua part
severely coniinn my bed have
been entirely cured BY the OF Boerhaye Holland Bit
Ihave had attack snce but found almost lrstan
relief the medicine II Is, in my opinion,
sure remedy for rheulnutisI' i---55-ss5-
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Change of Schedule.
CO., So

TRGNsP0KTlT toS OFFICE b. q o. R.R.
Wheeling Station, Aug. TIN 1886 &
ON and AFTER May the 21th the Passenger Trains taceom
mediation, express and mnil win leave this station daily At
7:11 A. ~ $3.50 P. n. and ir:10P, n. 80
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodating Train VIII
leave daily except suudays) at IO NJ and arrives at
Cumberland at $40 p ~ Leaves CumbeFiandat S15 A. NJ
and arrives at Wheeling at 4:30, p. NJ
The Express Train leaves 4e0 P. ST and will stop at
the following Benwood. Moundsylle Cameron,
Pairont fetteInan Newburg KOwlesburg Piedmont Cum
berland Sir Johns Run, MarinsbuIg arpers Ferry, Nom
ocacy sykysyille and Washington function.
Mail leaves Wheeling daily e@cepted)
at IO:l0 P. NJ. and stops at the regular stations
BY order Of . ,
sug7 J. u. FORD, Agent.
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MISCEIIIl ANEOUSa
ELECTRO CIIENIISCHE AROMA
E,cht Hollanasch Kruiaen Bittsrs.

TWIN YEARS have elapsed aimee the Introduction Of thi
valuable medicine into the United states Daring this
time 1t has gained a,tiesrsdS Popularity IS Remedy
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HEApAouE AND pEBIL1rY.

HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
bir. Sas LIscomb, Of Birmingham ~ have found in
Roerhaveis Bters remedy for eadacle and debility. by
wife has also used It with the greatest beneit.'
Mr.. a. s. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh also he hexp7 as
rienced much relief from its use for headache.
READ THIS. % az
H0llfnder's 7eStiHOHyJRcOb Rinskes, living in the
Holland settlement Sheb0ygan. er suffering
misery attending utter pFcstrsticn OF
mind and body Iharc been restored, by using Boerhaye
Bitters, to perfect heatl.f' tsf4
this remedy being in such high repute among
the Hnlladers Wisconsin, Michigan, New YoFkn fact,
every Holland settlement in the United Sntesarues IN
Its favor
! STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson, living ten miles above Pittsburgh, on
the PennsylVan Canal says: when Icpamenced taking
loerhayes Holland Btters could hardly Taiknow Gu
joy excellent health.n
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-.POHCHOMANlE.

EINIiE beautiful ornamentng The sfaplest
IL Glass Vessel 70 resemble the PIsEsT RArsTEB CHH1
CosI, Is creating Immense excitement,
Ladies' aud Gentlemen aike with this delight
full occupation. chase and elegant amusement for Chill
and harmony in the 81 eelors The whole Art
be perfectly acquired In half
ton separately Az Boxes containing Vases, hook and
every article required S5 sentby ExpfesS.
CONTENT, NEAIlY 4 co., Wholesale Store,
n Iyda ERraad
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I r o. D.
NERVOUS AND RnEUSfATIc AFFECTIONS.
chanseable weather is likely produce great deal
sickness persons troubled with rhennat-
affections, wonld recommend Boerhayes Holland Bit
ers On referring You Will 6nd certificates
from of our first German and English cltiEensi1.
Stats Zeitua0.
| TIE WORST FORM OF PILES CAN BE CURED.
We atlbeTty refer several well known gentle
men, who have used thoroughly tested and recon.
mend Boerhaye's Holland Bters as remedy for Piles
We at liberty publish their Names but will take
pleasure In referring any them who denies this
statement.
For this Affection half dose should be
eagensay poonf1lnornng and night one
hour before meals.
oAUTIoNt
great popularity OF this delightful Aroma has induced
many which the public should guard against
chasing persuaded hy anything else until you
tie will conance you how Infinitely superior It's allthese
limitations.
at 81 per bottle, orsi bottles for So by the sole
pToprietors,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. &Co,
manufacturing PhaEmaeenttsts and Chemists,
cor Smithheld & Third SITS, Pittsburgh.
LauShiins cs Fsushneld,
mh26:dawIy Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, Va.
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bottle of vhrll Inspired With hope and by
4eieE bottles felt Improved hatI
had te confidence to beieTs thst would
strength my weak AID shattered system, and With
further DETAIL happy leg Is alAo healed,
general Of my health has taken place. and
consider myself cured by this xonderfa medicpe
ftisnds who read ts Vim bear testimony 70 al that
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-27
Political Items.

pouuru C,nNar. The Fillmore Am.TI-
can National Club, Of New York city, voted
unanimously &, g, over TO the Republicans.
some Of thc papers peak Of the HrgnN-
MIR PARTY. This, We take il, is some Of thc
aiq,, Of the Democracy. lowell Courier.
4 call Tor meeting Of the Democracy Of
Port,ud, to form Keystone Club, was
n ,oudcL to by the appearance of about a
srara of old olicc.hOllsrs. Tremendous en-
thusia.m that. II is upon such dcmonstra-
tons that the Argus rrgdicltcs it, boasts Of
the popularity Of" old Buck, in Maine.
On the reception Of the nomination Of
Fremont and Dayton, the Students Of Bow
doin College held u meeting at the Chapel
resolutions expressing confidence
I'm the candidates. At sunset, ilas bear
inc the names Of Fremont and Dayton"
was thrown to tho breeze, and salute Of 90
Guns were fired, amid the ringing Of bells
and tho shouts Of the multitude assembled.
\ committee was raised to tlko the ucccs
sary steps FOX forming Fremont Club
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,i,v.. MAS due 10 the respectable body of
men in the convention, who favored the
domination Of Judge Mclean Tor the rrlsi-
dgncy.
Jai-o Dayton was the ehoi,, Of Pcnnyl-
,ana and Ncw Jyrsry-two States who were
almost unanimously tn favor Of JudgS Ne
Lam, and It was perfectly right and proper
after they had yielded their first choice and
como with heart and viii Tor Fremont
Cor ,hc fr.t oaio, ia the country, thai due
Difference should be paid to their wishes IN
IN, selection Of candidate Tor the Nlcc
Presidency. This was wisely done. Not a
single stain can any whore D., found upon
thc rurity of character which has adorned
tnr live, of both rr,montand Dayton. They
ars both men OF the Turet lives, tho most
exalted moral reputation. They are both
PATRIOT, Of enlarged and l.l.ral views, true
as stool upon the great political questions
Of the day, and wo firmly believe they will
ls triumrhautly elected.
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TIM C,>muru Among ,ac gentlemen
.a.- .:.l nyaur friends. as suitable fora
candidate rrCr.mar, $50 lay. heard mu-
toned thr Hon. II,,ymu lIumy. H. s
known 90 posses. 40 th.n qualities which
ar. u.l.l o. constitute 1000 ahlo, faithful
and popular Executive; and none could
m.rr cordially wish O. .a him occupy The
rar,. orwaulI hl0rwi,h moro ametnrs
tp secure Dis election, than $50. There is,
however. o. fatal objection 90 ibis arrange
mut. IN. same Ieliacy OF feeling which
prompted him 90 resign h- place a' Chair
man aG tha Committee on Commerce, when
Doc found Il impossible &, submit 90 tho t.sis
applied ly a., majority, would al,p lead
him. in a., event of li, nomination, Co r.
si-a I... scat boz the L.. S. senate. Tuswoull
a.,, C,urn1r Wells thr power e. ono his
pac, with another @1aehnr az the time,
OF au u,l.rs. when ,hc North needs all the
fore, .au cam have in that body. Heaven
save us such au inlig.ion' Under tha-r
,ir.um. uue... vo feel confident that those
vh, have expressed their preferences for
him. will willingly make choicr Of -'mo
other person, upon Whom to hestpw their
uIms,s. Mr.. llamlin must De retained ia
bis present position.
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PARIS. MAINE, JUNE q, 1886.
rraruurn EVERY rGuN MORNING ri
W. A. PIDGIH s Co..
rEurEIEToEs.
.JouNJ.rERRN, Editor.

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slnrnru Rc,pon,Lblo COX AgItalion.

Il will be rccollcctel that during the last
winter a mock legislature was formed IN the
County Of Iouulouu, Va, Of which the
citizens generally were members. During
some Of the discussions, q young man,-a
scbool.tcasbcr, named Ray, alluded to the
subject Of slavery in such manner as 90 Doe
Ii.as,cul {, come Of the friends Of the an
sutution thor, present. I'm inlisuationwas
called, and young Ray forced to leave the
state.
In Now York. a meeting has been called
10 take into consideration the injustice dano
TO Mr.. Ray, which was attended by many
Of the most substantial citizens Of that city.
Among thoso who were unabl, 20 attend,
but sent letters o. tho Convention, w0r, Mr..
Bmmhall, distinguished democrat, who
after stating in his letter that the assertion
that slavery would long since have bccn
abolished in the Oh slave states whore slave
labor had oglscl To Improbable, bat for tho
unwis3 and incorporate agitation Of the
subject rs the aloliti0ns,s Of the North, Is
uui1uulgl, goes on % ay:
"Tha Indians were driven ont Of Cc1r.
gil, under Jack .Yn, and out ut Florida uu-
der Van liurJp, lr,as was aCIur7l, and 20
war warol usair.. Mrsiep under Polk. lr
tioauu.,ti1n gilmore territory o. ia aIl.l
90 cha area of slavery.
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"G9u gentlemen banks and Fremont
could one, have hr.u picked mp and cyl'b-
it.Ia.a part oft .Jim Myrrs' show . Now
they are named Tor tho Presidency
Thcaloy, choice maranrl is from D.aoH
Smart Pres. Il Is needless 10 add that
the deacon is frequently expressing his dis
Tn, Tor personalities: and well Boo might be.
.par1nswho live in slass houses, shouldn't
throw stones
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was Gllel with swinging hl'a, umbrellas.
canes. handkerchief aud small nlH
Whom order was restored mIn-. n beng
% motion, tho Convention adjourned % lp
tomorrow.
Tumu Day Tho Convention mHi o.,
halcrast ten. The ATTENDANCE ur uut.lnu
and delegates T. very large, though moe sp
packed as yesterday. Prayer by Eoy w.
Ncyiu,.
A resolution was passed. t.ata national
convention of Young men Boo favor of frH
speech, lrga s0il, Crno territory, FREQ k.Heis,
and Fremont, bo held iu Now York u SIP
tcmhar.
4 member from New Jerrrg novel %
proceed % au Informal ballot GrTie. pr.-i-
dent Oh ascrril.uthngi.w Ultha Convention.
Ncw Jgray presented VIM g.. Dayton oi
that State. Ilorlla Voclimn VI. Day
tIg. maIa after thc repeal nl Doe Missouri
Cumrmmisr, % show that hH fully rmrl-
thir.l with the yirvs 20. thi-tunuu'.Hu.
Thr Convention then proceeded tH 900 Boo.
formal ballot Tor Nice-prHimt, Uh.H r..
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MAcmsR mrmucNv. This is tlc title Of
a neatly got up paper, which has just been
started in Machias, Washington County
and is the only ono, Of its Kind, published
Esst Of BANGOR. It commences we'll, aud
", trust will prove itself an efficient instrn-
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