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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-05
Voters of Old Oxford Remem,
Der,

That these Pr,indd Democrats who ap-
peal to you FOR YOUR VOTES TO ELECT
THEIR judge and Register Of Probate, and
their sheriff, were he rory OHss 70 oppose ME
aiopiior Of me- amHimHiio ne Constitution,
MAKING THESE OFFICERS ELECTIVE
BY THE PEOPLE,-thus substantially
SAYING that YOC COULD NOT SAFELY
BE ENTRUSTED wITH THAT POWER.
VIII you respond by placing those ARTS
TOCRATS in Office?
ANSWER Vt TIE POLLS NENr
MONDAY. Show them YOU are fitted for
selfsoycrnmeni, and know who viii best
represcn, your wishes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-05
Jonx J.rERRy, Edir,D.

TcrmS.---Ors dollar ,nj 600, cent. .turth ~
.ryAsc,: ore DOM 11l -.,,uJ, -1,s r,Hfs vI'h.
IN ~ luoa.ts. tuu l,..us at tbs ,rd 90 hr ,,ar
ravt..t tr, coon. ,gi'I ht Ht.ra fT ,trN ,,lI
which rp,alrrt ts DELAYED.
AuyFNusNvFNrstr inserted oursls1nslI. trru'
the ...rTi-r.r rrt being accountable tnl 1H, .I0.f
hs,.F1 Ore amount charged co. 'hr 1j,,I'.s rr-'.
- Cammu1I-it.ors shorI directed f' TIE
O,tfd Democrat, Pace, Me-
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book and job Printing
rEONUTLN AID NEATLY rNLIiIIu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-05

Poor Jessie, she must stay at home,
Obcying marriage laws;
Fremont may propagate his kind
Among the Indian squaTs.
just hear the Niggers blaze away
About the Mormon shrincs,
But not one word have they 20 say
OF Frcmont's COHoubiHcs
Tho above disgrieeful lines are from tbs
Norway Advertiser, the standard Of religion
morality and honesty of the democratic par
ty in this County. We submit to honest
men whether such mendacity has ever found
a parallel in political journalism. Is 1t not
a bitiable object, and is not a party IN a
pitiable condition which will recognize Il as
an organ?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-05
More Rumanisn.

The BEAUTIFUL National Flag, belonging to
the North Paris Republican Club. was sto.
l,n one night last week, by sornc Of the Dor.
der GuiEans, and the rnpo cut ia pieces
These villains elaim to be the only National
party, and that wo arc d.suniunisis; and
yet, they steal ana burn every American
Flag they can lay Ihsir hands On. Very
consistent fellows, these ru6lns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-05

lla Republican, OF Uhio ars quietly anu
with s'-at uuauiui,y rengmiuatins their
pr "a; m'mbyrs og Cuusress, M-ssrs. T..
Wade, Gl-4iuss, sherman, Galloway, Camp
bell, Eus.c, Stanton, Mott, Dliss aud Al
bright have al bera nominated by acclana-
lion, aol will al bep-e!celcl, al the r,st
Of ILa delegation, except two who have
proved !ai.hless, viii probably pat 10 tic
ams position
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-05
A Vote for Hamlin is 4 Vote
for Fremont.
hvuTE rOR WELLS VOTE For
BUCHANAN.

Candid men vil, DO well 10 scru,iuizc the
Consequences OF their votes. They saoull
'.ns g. o., interest, %? the Who'll, county.
Ta,rsaIt, Cour State clcctionar, not gon-
Eu,I 20 90, State. They al.g, i'c whole
country AMI its future policy. TIL. posi-
tau s, ig,iy acknowledged hy iho courn nl
Goo Vlrrc, aud buchanan forces. Th.y
would noe call ON Cobb OF Georgia, AMI B.n-
tmln orIpui,iaua tn come to Maine q,
preach, d, thc rgsul, JIl not aTcct the rrirc
., human property In thos, states. This T.
art which 40 man can deny, AMI thc
-.u.ul issue {. 50 sr,at thatauy mere Satr
question sink, into utter iu,isuiianc,
Tas September election, as an arr AVIAN.
8. ls state and County oEcsrs-iur Goyrr-
mp Legislature. dc. lCMr. lIamlia De- elect
90 thr state l. sIr, iur Fremont, Tho
airu's ol lrr,Ipm, az h.mc. m Kansas,
r,or,uh.r, will r..aie,. lr hc /. defeated,
Fremont 8, defeated, and %, Atchis,ns.
>u.D-Gl'ov.. pigrcs, and Buchanan, re-
n.re. ami thc cur,cs OF million. Vet unborn
viii rice up g. iucuwhsr ,ho col aud cmbi,-
,.r 'hc heart uf 40 empire.
F.- o. mlu % talk about c,ia- or Wei.
"a, tnis election AMI then fyr Fremont at tho
November election, 8. very much like o1n-
wi,tjn: thrl that De may have D., rEi,i.
l.-r OF repeating. such an Inconsistency Is
altogether 600 -l1rins 20 r,cri,y thcappro,al
arI practice OF an intelligent man. To
r'a..r o. Governor AMI legislature opposed
O. Fremont G, suicidal 90 al the rrui ia-
,r.,. uCthe Su,saul Nation. liFraont
s. p-.,.l.u;. &, Chin. that cluar,u1v De iu
Ia'tl '.,h tlr Governor auI legislator.
-'aI rs .u harmony with h., AImiu,s,ra-
ru.
DarI.l mr1 viii la wei o. look carefully
go ..e following article Of ,hs buchanan
Platform. threads as f''Hvs.
" Ew..E That thc Democratic party
V'', r.,'-' no attempts rHDrviu. DO Cru-
r-r-s. .r uut OF DO. the agitation of thc slave
v question under whatever sh1p. or color
t..g'tmrt may hgmal'
Til. va.a par; .i pirrcg'- Platform. II
isa ratu Eg,hauau'- How Pierce IN,
acts. ur.0 90 af men know. lie "a. not
a's violated 60, bat Doe h,, repealed q cone
.ue, and ,h.1 employed the Amy or thr
N...rtpszeluJ..ayezy. What buchanan,
800. u.s. ,uu NOR, n favor Of slavery than
pigr rr,, WI, d, with this, u1 man can
r', Toe probability i, tha. be- Will seize
Cuba. apI divide /, into two slave States,
With four Nsuatar. and then reopen ,he
A.r,a.u Save trade and annex four Central
American States. These event. arc not s.,
uals.' .l,s o., va, the repeal %! the Missouri
J.mTr.u,-g 'hrce year, ago.
E4t aui.l m.n will lowell 90 look care
a''y 90 ,a.. plank in doc so.c.'lsI Demo
u.a., hu,r4lly Ari,.a-ntie Platform. The
a,.n.ut .u thi, resolve &, unconstitutional
a. VOLTA, Despite. I, conflict, with lr,--
lnu a, .I.eA and % ,heIress, ami :, thc
Gr' -u,a.ut of iymu,, tar world o,rr
J.alar. ta- denial OF tle r.5', 90 ,I-ak,
ur.... discuss. .r a-.,,t. as, question vth
r.l..nn- ar,,.'rnrt. C.u,.u,..atifs
" t.r-..,. s.rE n.'.s, r.. .rr a.rl-.
-f f-.". fs,.i .-.fr.r ov."
Compare tai, and Chat, aul 81. d. t.ry do
lu'r su.ha rht.rua. ;li,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-05

Remember that 0 'NEIL W ROBINSON,
the candidate Of the sham Democracy for
Senator, last Winter voted to remove Judge
DAVIS for having the independence to decide
a point Of law as he thought was right and
just-dnd for no other roa'On and that TT
rrs CnoATE. the great new light of Border
Ruihan Buchanicr Federalism, has sall that
the act was illegal, unconstitutional and
tyrannical
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-05
Vermont has Spoken.
$4,000 majority.

The returns from Vermont show that .hg
has most nobly sustained her position. Her
Governor, Representatives to Congress, Lcs.
stature, and in fine every thing is carried
by the Republicans. AN hail, Vermont.
Citizens, look to her for an example,
VIII Won DO less?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-05

"sLtyGEl Is ApINlNE IN>rIrU-
uuN." l>Fs,h OF Cos Wells e.. Buck
ls.I, Aug. 30. 1886.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-05
F.. F. Pillsbury.

The Pennington Chronicle gives the fol.
lowing history Of the political career Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-05
Freeman OF Old Oxford!

Ntp was it &c ILat enabled yyu 10 81
Deer E1.uly IIulst
HANNIBAL uAMllN was thg Iuln.
SOldicrs Of 1oloIII
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-27

Tur y. Y. FLLNcaG CLuB TURNED REPUBLIC
cAy-At A meeting of the Fillmore National
Club held at the National Hall, in Canal Street,
on Saturday evening last, Nj. benjamin Van
Ripur, the President, in calling the meeting to
order, made the following remarks:
'sGcntsenncn: As President of the American
National Club, l have called you together to-
night. have called you at the usual time OF
meeting, but Ihave called you upon business OF
the most vital character and importance. Alta
meeting held on the Sth of March, last, You
elected me IN preside over this club during the
ensuing campaign. At that time You saw lit 70
refer In me, by most fattering resolutions, the
concluding one of which uttered language TO the
effect that should I lead you would follow. l
have no desire to dictate The course to he pUr-
sued by this club; Shat Is a matter you must
agree upon yourselves; but what this arrange
ment shall be is the object of my converting you
now; in other words, l desire you to decide what
party you will nov side with, as matters stand
in the present political crisis.
"For my part, 1 have decided to go over to
the Republican party. (ApPlause) Ihave de-
cided to 60 over upon the question solely OF
slavery. cloud a%pplause.) l feel it our duty
not to rcnounce the great American party, bat
to take sides upon great. national issues. NJ
bid adieu to you, / do so with great regret. l
shall hold yea to me with hooks o fsteel, and we
will fight together Yalantly and uuYiciaing'y in
the coming contest. loud and cOntirnal
cheers.) The Secretary will read some +. eli
tons If they meet the approval of the mao i
ty, the decisive step is taken, and action final.
liza majority decide against them, then be this
the viii of the majority"
A series of resolutions was then offered. de
ctariug that the Club would go into the support
of the nominees of the Philadelphia Convex ton,
their name being changed to tho American Re-
publican &ational Club" An address to the
American party, from the President, was then
read. At the termination of the address, three
hearty cheers were given for the 'Anerican Re-
publican National Club" The meotiug adjourn
Cd Oil this evening, when arrangements will be
made for uniting with the Republicans in the
ratification meeting on Wednesday evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-27

I%sASIrY At DnFEREST PERIODS OF LIE
The London Lancet says that to determine the
period oflife which furnishes the greatest num-
her OF insane persons, i; is sufficient to bring to-
Sether the records, made up under different
circumstances. One of them made at the Bice-
IRE, france, where poor men only are received;
another at the SaltpvtrieTc, a hospital for poor
women; the third at an establishment devoted
to the wealthy. From thess reports, it appears,
first, that the ago which furnishes the greatest
number Of insane, is, for men, that from thirty
10 forty, whilst for women it Is that from RAy
10 sixty years; sceoud; that the ages which
furnish tho Least, are fer Both sexes, childhood,
youth and advanced aged; third, insanity sp.
pears earlier among women than among men;
fourth, that tho ricn are afflicted ia comparison
Viga ti.e total number Of insane pcTgoDs, in
geateT proportion thsh the poor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-27

s- The following account of the recent at
tempt upon thuliGc of the Queen of Spain, VIC
find in the Madrid adviccs Of the National Intel
ligencer:-
IA man named Rendondo Marquee organized
a secret society three months ago. and a young
carpenter was Drawn into it 1t having been
resolved to kill the Queen, this young man was
designated by lot to DO the deed, and he was
told that if he fired on her Majesty, a sum of
1000 piastres should be given to him, and that
if he failed to do so he should be certainly put
TO death by his fellOw-conspirators. On the
2Sth uliimo, at the moment at which the car
riage of the Princess of the Astnrias approached
the Cali del AreHal, a young man named Fuen-
ties, drew a pistol from his pocket, but a police
agent seized his arm and prevented him from
diseharging the weapon. On being interrogq-
tedhe made known the facts above related. Just
after MS arrest Rendondo Msrouez went to the
palace on pretext of making revelations respect
ing the conspiracy. No arms have been foand
10 any house Of the Cali del Arenal. Marquee
Is a native Of Almadcncjos, in the Province of
Ciudad Real. His political opinions have al
ways been Csrlist. He is a bold, entefplising
man, sad has been imprisoned for forgery"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-27
AYERS. cATHARTrc PILLS.
Pills that arc Pills!!

PROF. HAYES, State Chemist Of Vi assachusetts, says they
arc the best Of all Pills, and annexed the men Who certify
that Dec.. Hayes knows, viz:
LEMUEL SHAW, chisf Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
Massachusetts.
EMORY wAsHBURN, Gov. Of Mass.
VI. c. rLUSKETF, Lieut.. Coy. OF Mass.
EDWARD EvssETT, Ey-sec. of State and Senator of the
Q. States.
ROBERT Q. WINTHROP, Ry-speakes House Of Reps,
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister Plsnlpo.eattary 10 Great
Britain.
+JoIIS b. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop of Boston.
Hicn tint nre NEsn!
among tie disease this PHI has curoi With astonishing rn-
pidity, we may mention
Costiyeasss, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising from a foul Stomach, Nausea,
Indigestion, sIorbid iaact!on of the Bowels, and pain arising
therefrom. FlAtulency, Loss of Appetite, all ulcerous aud
cu:aneous Diseases, which require an cvacuant Medicine,
scrcfu,a, or Knig's Evil. They also, by purifying tAc blood
aud stinuIatingt the System, euro many complaints which 1t
would not DE supposed Trey could reach, such as Deafness,
Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous I~rritabiiIty, De-
rangcmcutso Of the Liver and kidneys, Gout, and other kim
dred complaints, arising from a low state Of the body, or OBJ
stsuctious Of its functions. Thea are the best Persative me-
diclne ever discovered. and you will bnt need to use them
once to know it.
rrcparedby DR.. J. c. ATEH, Practical chstnis', Lowell,
Massachusetts, and sold by all Druggists and dealersin Ned
throughout this section.
A. c. GOOD & CO., Wheeling,
jsS Wholesale and Retail AGENTS.
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A MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO II
GREAT VIRTUES OF
"a JDTONrS kEE ETA TYNTTyRE5l

DALTDtoRY, March 81. 1896.
This Il to certify, that abount nine years since I was at
tackled With u pain in nv right ankle. We sent for y physi-
clan; who ordered H. 10 nc GonLuceu, q ~, ~ =, vas FL Tt1S n.sc4
to the height Of my knee 1 suffered very severely with pain
and knee. which were frequently laid open to the bone, and
ont Of which came particles of bone to tie number of %,
TRIES COUNTRY AIR.
I was then taken to Hartford county Of this STATE; the phys!-
rian there told my mother and friends he cOUli heal the ul-
GERS, but 1 could not live afterwards. THIS physician work
Ell with me for seven weeks, using the knife frequently, tax
ing from tho ulcers proud dssh and pieces of bone without
giving me any rrlie;-sVnc of the applications were so very
could not ota stand a mI b. q i, IN me sadsr. Ithonaght at this tine
there was no cure for me; from my knee to my ankle was not
freely a white ps with 40 sign Of t!ocd. and at times when !
woull scratch my hnecrs a white rus would issue tfeTefr"sn
DN '''' " baltimore MY HOME!
1 then returned 10 Baltimore, nj OLD home, expecting
d; the advice ormy friends, used yarious remedies, some
worse; a swelling came on my lys zip, AMI after severe pain
an ulcer formed, from which cane n piece OF bone. Anoth-
and wished at The same tine to cut OF nay right leg as The
only means Of saving my life Aiier This, yet another form
other parts Of my body, which in number and size Rstonish-
ell those who saw them. l EaS reduced TO a mere skeleton,
DEATH a RELIEF!
! felt death would have been a TeiieftOme Ihad tried ply
sicianS and all the remedies / coniI hear of, when n FREUD
who had been cured by CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE TING
advised me to try 1t. at this time l had been afflicted full
I'VE years. 1 commenced taking 'HImPton's Vegetable
' HOPE coMEsy
the first bottle of which inspired me with hope, and by the
time had taken Gve bottles l felt so much improved thatI
had III. confidence to believe that itwould cnre me. ! con-
:inueI its use-s;ill improving. Ny ulcers healed, and new
strength cane 70 nv weak ard shattered system, and with
cut further letaI, 1 am happy 10 say my leg Is also healed,
and 81 general renovation Of my health has taken place, aud
1 nov consider myself cured by this wonderful medicine
alone: Ihaye given but a faint idea of my snfferings, but
my friends who may read this will bear testimony to all tina:
l have said in favor Of
MtDiDt0H's FegetgJIc TTacture,"
and win say to all WHO are afflicted Us L have been, to use
It with the utmost confidence.
OWN NJ. S~PRANKLIN,
No. "a Register street,
3doors north ofPra;t st.
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OBJ FELLows DIRECTORY

yirsfntaa lodge No. 3.-Nevts every Thursday
evening II The han, corner OF Market and MNar0e streets
wy. zrsz. n. e.; 3. II err, Secretary,
Franklin Lodge Ne. 13.-Aet's as above every
Monday erenlns. 3 RE1rrr,S-Gi &E FsrEa' Sseres
VIM. Tell Lodge Ne. S5.-Ncels as above ove-
RS Wednesday evening. II. BVseEssToex, \. c. "
AsAsr, Seerstary.
Wheeling Lodge No. s-N@es ersry MONDAY
evening tthe nan, corner Market and Quincy streets d.
D. H5s.Er, &c; HAN. B~ssfiR, Secretary.
Pamela Ledge No S2--Mee.s as AboEs every
FRIDAY svea.nr. 6. :. cra-vkiu,r, \. G.; u. II. HaA
c5dr6, Secretary.
ABram'- gncunpu,rat No. 1.-Nsets at The
Han, eoraer Market and Monroe streets, the .fSss and thi,f
Taesiav evenings Of each month. WV. BLAxcuAsn, C. p
Is ". PsIrsoa. Scribe.
VIM. Tell Ensnmpment Nj. I.-Msets a.
above TIE second and .s.rA Tuesday evenings of each
month. Joax G. HorFxss, c. r.; Ma. Hsisgar1er,
s.Elhs-
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oNE HUNDRED DOLLARS

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
VIII be given to any artist in Virgins who viii exhibit
twelve pictures, viz: six Ambrotgpss and six DagHsrFOtNPes
Of equal merit to twelve which Ar. Adams will select from
his collection. nchas opened a new Gallery over ForU's Jew
rlry Store, 1SG Main St, with a skylight arranged on the most
approved principles, which cannot be erua:ied unless SINH
larly situated fronting on the river. With rooms easy OF ac-
eos,, large and we'll arranged, with every convenience for
making first class pictures of every style and size. lie is
happyto announce that he will be assisted By Mr.. JANEs CAoY
:he artist who made the pictures that were awarded the high
cs; premium, 4 cold Medal, at the last fair of the american
Lsysitute st Castle C arden, New York, also the "IyPrsmiuAa
a,rarded for Dagierreotypes at the Worlds Ftird at Parts.
Nj. 4. has received nee AaeduLs and fi1It diplomas for the
best uaguerreotypvs exhibited at different fairsIn the United
States, which fully attest to their superiority and having been
hoaorsd viii, a large proportion of the business in Wheeling
the past year he expects with Increased facilities not only to
retain bat enlarge tie number Of his patrons, more especial.
Il az he rslics on the i]7tristic merit. OF his productions rath.
er than a display of furniture. 4DtJrotIyt either on single
or doaIEs GilSs. Dasuerrotypcs plain or cOored equal to
painting or Ivory. Photographs from the lowest prices up to
FRY dollars. Oar iigh. being made of French Plate Glass
and being unObssructed by other buildings, pictures can be
made from sunrise to sunset. Pictures OF children taken in
simultaneously from . \. il. tO3P.M. Yetthe light so soft
ani mild taat persons wi;l. weak eyes can sit by it with per-
feet ease. Cloudy days as good as any by this light. Call
aud examine before engaging elsewhere.
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piles, neglected, often prove fatal, leads to consump-
'icu; anoint the parts three times a day with DALLEE'S
PAIN EXTRACTOR. If secretion form In the ree:nm then
insert she pile Syringe filed with Extractor. and Gradu-
ally discharge 1t as the syringe ia Withdrawn. 1t never
fails to care cascskf any age or viruleare, nor to give
rntirce ease Instantly to all. frequently curing By one appli-
cation.
Piles areknown hy the heat itching, and pain Of the anus.
Bieeding Piles are caused, sometimes, by the falling of the
whole bowels, which then press the intestinal canal ;ainst
tie back bones and Keeps the blood from returnir & u tie
vessels, similar to the blood being kept at the top OfyOurGE-
ger when 4 string Is tied tight round 1T; such is frequent, and
for scsoiulous huinors and ulcers to form tteren: then pre-
cure a perfect abdominal supporter, and wear a compress to
the rectum, and continue to use the salyc as above, also tah
it well over the lons and abdomen for some time, and the
natural belts tina: support the bowels will be contracted and
made strong, and your lie will be saved. II properly ar-
piled, every case viii be cnrei- L: ncrer fails.
W. IESsTxS, Esd, OF Columbus, Ohio, Secretary Of the
OHIO Insurance Company, who was taken to New York in
extreme debility, with Piles, 10 have an operation performed
By the celebrated Dr.. Mott, as the only chance TO save his
life, accidentally heard OF the PAIN EXTRACTOR, states,
"For years, his disease dcfei medical skill, and grew worse
untilf IL became iutoleraIle; he was speedily cured by Dali
LET's rAIS Ex1EAcTIR.''
No PAIS ESTRAcrOE Is GENUINE unless the box has upon
it a Steel Plate Engraved Label with the sIynature>or c. V.
CL1cKENER & CO, prOprietors, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer. Price 20 cts. per box.
G1-All orders shouIl be addressed to C. V. CncEener i
Co, 81 Barclay st. New York. T. II. LOGAN & Co.
my27:m Wheeling, Va.
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DR.. j. Hedges

FEWER &AGUE ANNIHILATOR!
FEVER and Ague, chils and Fever. Dumb Ague. or any
form Of Intermittent Fever, whether recent or flong stand
ing, Is speedily, safely, and eGectualIy cured by the use Of
D-. j. Hedges Annihilaior.
This preparation is entirely free from all metallic poison,
such as Arsenic or Mercury, but is compounded from ex-
tracts purely vegetable. Its u certain, safe and eficaeiOus
remedy, and can he taken in all kinds of weather. The Pro-
prietor has used the article in his own private practice for
several years, and in no case has it failed to cGec: a perfect
cure when the directions have been followed. In no posi-.
bile way can it iujure the system, butts adapted 10 all ages,
sexes, and constitutions. 1t can he given to the infant OF a
month old with as much safety as to the adult, and can be
kept in any climate. 1t needs no eneomium, no long array
of testimony, TO herald its efficacy Its merit lies within it
sclc-and to the invalid it will prove of more value than an
octave volume Of certificates.
Prepared only by the Proprietor at ~stanhope, N. j., and
never genuine without his signature.
For sale, wholesale ama retail, by A. c. CooD ( Co., Drug.
gists, Wheeling, Va, and hy Druggists and merchants gene
rally throughout the United States.
w. II. DEcAMP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
my7;6n IS CORTLAND st, New York.
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APPEAL OF THE CLERGY OF
RTCHMOND.

At a meeting Of the Ministers Of the Gospel in
tae CITY OF Richmond, convened on Thursday,
the Isth inst, after public no:ice, the Rev L
=. More was called to the Chair, ard the Rev
George Woodbridge appointed SecTetaTE-
The Rev. DIR. Smith Of RandoiphM Macon, be-
ing present. rgas iavited TO assist N their dei5e-
The meeting was opened with prayer By the
Rev. Woodbridge.
The following Address was then presented,
and, ager mature dc,ihsTadon. was unanimously
7. Y. MOORE, Chairman.
Gro WooDBEipGE, Secretary.
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NfASONIC

ohio No. 10I.-Meets at Masonic Hall,
corner Market and Monroe streets. the. fr.t and Third Men
day evenings of each month. C. W. SIGHTS, w. NJ Ahsr-
GR8tr Ldsglliq, Secretary.
Wheeling Ledge no. 12S.-Meets as above on
the first and tii.5 Thursday evenings OF each month. Z. 4,
BEESTLIScEs, ". II; S. V. PeG"s2H, Secretary
Wheeling Union ChnPter No. 9.-Meets as
above on the sscoad Monday evening of each VIC
scorT, II. P; S. n. Pearson, Secretary.
WheeIfag EncaunPmenf NO. 1--Aieets as
above on the fonrfi Monday evening Of each moa'h. WI
BArEs, C. c., 4. Lo-isg, Reeortcr.