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P0stmaster-Gener

~ In the closing remarks of Hon. j. S.
Biillson upon the death of Thomas II. Bayly,
late Member of Congress from the Accomoc
district, NC end the following:
That such man should be withdrawn, at
such time, from the service of his district and
his country, may well inspire the deepest sor-
row.
How often, Mr. Speaker, on such occasions
nA this when caused to mourn the loss of those
who are carly arrested in an useful and honora-
bic career, we are told of the vanity end empu-
ness of human life! How often is it said that
life is but dream-a shadow. This cold mis-
chieyous dogma of false philosophy is some
times even offered to acceptance as religious
truth. Sir, do not so read the lesson of human
life. No sir, let US rather believe that we are
in the midst of drea realities. Let us under
stand that we have already entered upon that
course of being, Of whose duration, though there
be but little this side the grave there still shall
lie no end, that we have commenced to act our
several parts, and that of all we do, and say,
and think, nothing shall be lost-nothing blot.
ted out. Let Us know that each idle and uncon'
silered word will bear its own account to the
Eternal Judgment Seat; and then shall we be-
gin N have juster conceptions Of our duties
and our responsibilities Then indeed sir,
would we, even as members ofthis body, be in.
structed in those lessons of gentleness, courte.
Ey; and mutual respect which our rules would
ineuIcate, and learn under what high sanctions
their Observance is commanded
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ODD FELLOWS. DIRECTORY

vIrefnIns I.odse No. 3.-sTects every Taursdlay
evening" the Han corner Of Market and MoDroe streets
JONI g wRfazT, & g.; & " Carr, secretary.
FranlIIn Ledge Ne. 1s.-sIeets rs aboveevery
Monday evening. Jous B1yul, Il. G.: n P. Cagp'fae,
Secretary
WH. Tell Lodge Ne. 35.-NFsets As shove eve
ry Wednesday eTeatpg. }. g HoFs'tAEE, n Gi V0s's
Sclode, seeresarr.
WhorIIng ledge No. 59.-sfesss every Monday
evening atte Han corner Market Quincy streets. II.
RRovy y G.; .Tai. 7aosEss, Secretary.
PuuoIa Ledge Ne. S9.-Neets as above every
Friday evening" L. B. MeIAIx, y. G.; y: II. Bldnesayd,
Secretary.
Abraul'a Iznenuspnaeat Ne. G.-Meets at tho
Han corner Market and Monroe streets, the t and t1frd
Tuesday eveniglOf each month. II. Urua4s C P; S r:
Peterson, Scribe.
VYm Tel Enenapmeut No. 34.-Meets as
above the second and oHr Tuesday evenings of each
month VIZ. kL1xklsn, G. p Wau. Ret.garoer, Scribe
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"There is something which dread;
II Is a dark, u feaTf,l thing;
IT'S not the dread Of deatF,-'tis more,
IT'S the drgat Of InRdneSs."
RELIGIoUs INTELLIGENCE


A new 81 Z. Church Of superior style was
recently dedicated in Pittsburgh, By Bishop
Simpson. We learn from the Pittsburgh Chris
tan Advocate that it has been erectedn hinder the
care Of Rev. r. S. DeIIass. The building is so
by ~ feet. Tie spire is 40 feet high, and is
covered with gaivanised iron, which gives it the
appearance Of polished granite. The style ofthe
house is Gothic, built Of brick, with stone trim
mings.
TaExH1AL GsRMAN REFORMED Convection.
Tho Trienniai Convention ofthe Synod of the
German Reformed Church, viii meet on its Oign
adjournment, in Winchester Va. on Friday the
81 Of October, at 10 o'clock s. II. Each Gas
SIS of the respective SynOds is entitled to two
representatives, one minister and one elder. As
this meets butOnce in years. and its bearing
upon the interests of the Church in general IL Of
the utmost importance, it is hoped there will be
general attendance Of delegates.-Genn. Ret.
Ness.
Religion II SpA1x.-A newspaper has been
commenced in Edinburgh, entitled The Spanish
Evangelical Record, which is devoted to the
spread of evangelical religion in Spain. 1t is
issued in connection with the spanish Evange!-
ization S0siety,n and is edited by Miss Catha-
rine Ponsonby. The Record says there is an
under current of awakening mind, which is
manifested in an eager anxiety to possess the
Scriptures, and to obtain knowledge of the
mind of God from his own inspired volume. 1t
teStifeS that the spirit of religious reformation
is rapidly extending throughout the whole OF
the Spanish peninsula.
Rev. EDWARD SMnH, of the Wesleyan Meth.
odist connection, died at his residence, in Nor
row county, Ohio, june 9Th, aged SO. His Sc
cession from the N. f. Church, at the time of
the movement of Rev. Orange Scott, made some
noise at the time
TIE LATg Rev. RICHARD WEssTER.-The It'd
ings of the death of this excellent clergyman
have carried surprise and grief into every circle
in which he was known.
While Mr.. Webster hasall his life been dill
gent student, he has been especially distinguish
ed for his extended and successful researches in
regard to the statistics as well as the general his
tory of the Presbyterian Church. Noclergyman
of his day, and probably no one who preceded
him, has ever accomplished so much in this i'm
portant field; and though the results of his labors
have not yet been given to the public, those who
have had an opportunity of examining them have
expressed the opinion that they are too import
ant to be suffered to exist only in manuscript
Al6any ATgus.
On the I'd inst, four young ladies' took the
white or novice veil of the Sisters of Charity of
d. V. ~, at St. Joseph's Convent, ten miles from
Dubuque. On the same day six novices made
their religious profession, aud took the black
veil-the final act ofseparation from the world.
ST. Louis NeL1S.
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WIN be given to any in Virginia who will exhibit
twelve pictures Wis six and six DGguerrntRPes
Of equal which Mr.. Adams viii select from
his collection Hehas opened Gallery FOrbsJeW-
elry Store 1855 ST. with skyiEht arranged the
approved principles which be equaled unless SINH
Iariy situated fronting the With easy Of
eoss large and arranged every convenience
making pictures Of every style and size He is
happy to he will assisted Mr. JAes CADY
the artist who pictures high
est preunuu COLI 4l last fair Of the american
Institute Castle Garden, New York, also the only premium
ascardco Daguerreotypes at the Worlds Fair at Eris.
Mr. A. has received ss saedaEs and etgdtEous for the
best guerreoypes exhibited different the United
States fully their superiority and having
large proportion the business Wheeling
the past year expects with facilities otenly
retain enlarge the number Of his patrons especial
Iy as he relies fatrsic merits productions rat
than display Of Aut1rogpes either single
or dOlEe cdss DaguerrOtypes plain colOred equal
painting Ivory Photographs from the lowest prices
fny doars Our light being made OF French Glass
and being unobsructed by other buildings pictures
made children IN
atantdncOsg from "a to3P.M Yetthe light 60 soft
aud mild persons with eyes by Il with per-
feet Cloudy days good any by this light Gail
ard examine before engaging elsewhere.
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TIE NoKTHNES.-NEw DIscOrERIEs.--The
Springfield Republican states that some curious
ancient figures exist upon rocks on the island of
Monaghan, on the coast of Maine, supposed TO
be RGnic characters. DR.. A. C. Hamlin, OfBan-
gor, has lately taken casts of these inscriptions
in plaster, which will be forwarded to CoPenha-
gen, whose Archaeological Society alone has the
means to translate the Runic characters. Ii is
supposed that these inscriptions were made by
Mortimer hundreds Of years before the discov-
ery Of Columbus, who visited what is known
as Newfoundland and Nova Scotia, and who, it
has been supposed. sailed along great extent
of the eastern coast of North America. The
deciphering Of these lines will be awaited with
great interest.
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WIt is said among the conditions Of the
NeT York He4ald's summerset for Fremont is.
IN case he is elected, that the notorious James
Gordon Bennett, its editor, IS TO be appointed
Minister to France! 1t is well known that he
had the effrontery TO ask that appointment OF
General Pierce, and that, on the refusal OF the
latter, commenced TindictiTe persona. ana Pc.
Eticai warfare upon his Administration At
present the editorial columns Of the Herald are
iiied, rot by it's legitimate editors, but by con-
tributions from the Fremont Association of
New York city. The course the Herald pur.
sues, while it win damage the paper, viii do no
iqjury to the Democratic party.-CiH. Eng.
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----DW
TIME.
,ndly 90 a fair boy straying

KorniH5 edIlstk fondly 90 a fair boy strayIng
bAiEl golden ME adOWs rich with clover dew;
She eals--hut he still thinks of nAuSht save playing,
Aud so she smiles and waves hun Rdieu!
Whilst he, still merry with his noEeTy store,
Deems not that morn, sweet NORM returns no more
Noon comGtE-but the boy to manhood growing,
IIeeds not the time--he sees bat one sweet form,
One Young fair face from bOEeT ofjasmIne glowing,
And ali his loving heart with bliss Is warm.
go soon unnoticcd, seeks the western shore,
And man lorgyts that noon retains no moFe.
HI0ltGappeth gently at 4 easement cleaning
With the tliIn irelight hickering fGIat and low;
By which gray haired man Is sadly dreaming
OF pleasures gone aa ali lfc's pleasures 90.
Night calls him to her, and he leaves his door,
Silent and daTk-Rnd he returns no more,
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MAsoNIo DIREoToRY.

ohio Lodge No. l0I.-aIeets at Masonic nan,
corner Market and Monroe streets the frat third
ay evenings OF each month g. W. sIeRTs, W. NJ; AEez-
ande- LdughIfn, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 12S:--Neets as above on
the est and third Thursday evenings Of each month e Il
BzExTLtSoER, W. NJ; S. #. Pedrsoa, secretRry.
wheeling Union Chapter Nc. 19.-Meets as
above on che seo0ad Monday evening of each month. w
soorr. II. P: s. ~ Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling EneamPment Ne. 1--Meets as
above on ts o.rts Monday evening Of each month W. J.
BATEs, q. C., A. Loriag, Recorder.
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DR.. j. Hedges
FEVER tS AGUE ANNIHILATOR!


FEVER and AEue, ohtls aud Fever, Dumb Aguc, any
form of Intermittent Fever whether long
ing speedily, safely eeetuny cured by the of
Dr. j. Hedges .Annhilator.
This preparation entirely free from all metallic poison
such as Arsenic or Mercury, compounded
tracts purely vegetable certain, efeactous
remedy in all kinds of weather. The Pro-
prietor has used article In his private practice for
several years. and in failed to effect perfect
cure when the been followed. In posst
bic way njurc the system, outis adapted to all ages
sexes and constitutions. 1t be given the infant Of
month old with much safety to the adult, and he
KEEP, in any climate. 1t needs encomum no long
Of testimony herald efficacy. It's merit lies within it
sean to the Invalid will prove of value than
octave volume of certificates.
Prepared only by the Proprietor at ssanhope n. j. and
never genuine without his signature.
For sale wholesale and retail by A. C. GooD& Co.. Drug
gsts wheeling Va and By Druggists and merchants
rally throughoutth the United States.
". II. DEoAMP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
,nv7.sm Is CORTLAND ST., New York
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A Cas- eft Asfgitt 4H0HfAs sSEdnGtag CttFea 1y
RRRHIFErS H0LLAN1 BIT'TERS
neast1 Krl1r No us Grant. near ssnlthheld street
says:
.East Jolly. while running The river, on eottOnboat
plying e;zeen Naehe1 and Rev Orleans, was taken with
Fever and Aeue For eight long months suffered with this
5afoi disease Tue greater Part Of this
lie % work aud spent alest try dollars fer deterrent med
fces tai found permanent relief Three weeks ago one
OF my friends insisted upon my trying BGEHkvEs HOLLAND
rrrszs sayiur that guaranteed. After taking
ono week must state sound man. hare been
at WORK now for tuO weeks. and have had rster Of the
Calls and Fever whatever"
Icertify that the above staternen. is true
THOMAS ADAMS,
BiaHEond Honse, orr. tkesfcrss Gothic h'aH.
-sold at 81 per bottle, six bottles for S. II u
Droprietors BENJAMIN PAGE, Js. & Co.
Misunderstanding and Chemists Smith
field and Third streets. Pittsburgh, and by
LAUGHLLNS &c BESHFZELD,
jnis wheelinE,ya.
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DAILEY,S MAGICAL PAIN Eek
ma (I'TNJ3


There never has been discovery made In AiaterR Meca
whereby palm quickly allayed, and where parts in
high state Inflammation be rapidly reduced to
their state where wounds and be
thoroughly and rapidly healed and deeayed parts restored
without either defect than with DALLEY's MAGI-
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
Cats Wounds sPrains and to which
children constantly subjectthe action of the genuine
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR, is ever the samei How
pain and suffering may thus be preTented!-
Moreover Life itself is often dependent upon having at
hand the GENUINE DALEY PAIN EXTRACTOR, and
for the particulars of which respectfully refer to
printed pamphlets, fer the truth of which, hold myself
sponsibe.
of Durns and Said, matter hoW.sevcre, has
ever yet any instance the a-powerfl pain
subdung healing qualities Of the DALLEYS PAIN EX
TRACTOR.
No ps ExrnAcToR Is GFsrSE unless the box has upon
Plate Label with the Signature of c. v.
cLlcKENER & CO., proprie.ors, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer. Price 25 cts. per box.
g-An orders should be addressed C. v C!tckener
Co., 81 Barclay st. New York.
TH LOGAN Co.
je2I:m Wheeling, Va.
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PEESuXED Misunderstanding or gentleman would re-
main under Of dsRgrceabe breath when b. use
ing "DALM TGoUsASD FLOWERS dentifics would
not oEly render sweet hut Leave Tie teeth white as aabas
ter? Many parsons do know their breath Is bad, and
THE subject delicate their friends will mention
IT, Pour single drop Of the "Bl,n your tooth brush
and was ht End morning. 50 cent bottle viii
last = year.
BEAUTIFUL CoHPLExIos may he easily acquired by using
the B1lm Of Thoasanl Flowers" It m remove tan, PIN
Pics aud reckrs from the skim leaving it Of soft amt
hue. Wet towel, pour three drops and sash
the face night and mOrnIuy.
sHAvI&O IADE EIsY.Syet shavng.bTush in either
warm cold water, pour three drops Bulm Of
Thousand Flowers, rab beard we'll and will make
beautiful soft laer much facilitating the operation 0:shaS
ing. Price ouly ifty ceDts.
". 2. PETRIDGE CO.,
Franklin square, New York.
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N. GuIzor oN THE BIBLg.-At the late ami,
versary meeting of the Protestant Bible Society
of Paris, N. GuizOt made an able spcech-his
theme being the Inspiration of the Bible. The
great orator admitted that the examination the
Scriptures revealed some difficulties; but these,
he said. are only occasioned by human igno-
rance and human infirmity. The orator show
ed the good effects of the reading of the Bible,
contending that, for hundred toa hundred and
fifty years, the contest of faith against infidelty
had been maintained with most energy and sue
cess by those who read diligently the Bible
This address Of N. Gulzot in defence of the dis
semination of the Scriptures has been published
in the Journal 20 DeJats, and in other political
papers, and has been read by the highest circles
of French society
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r. There were nine hundred cases Of debt
on Ile docket Of the District Court recently in
session At Austin, Texas-a fact which shows
rafher bad state Of thinEs in that vicinity.
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TaE ISrIAx WAs ~ FLoRm1.-The Governor
Of EIoTiia, in visN 81 the depr dstons Of The In
Ciaa, has advertised 70 receive, into the service
Is f5s Sssts. tOaE eowPaniesof volunteers
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PosT.oFFIoE REGULATIONS.

PosI'UFTILEl -, l0V-'
"A letter bearing your address is detained in
this Office for non-payment Of postage. By en-
closing TO me Immediately on receipt Of this,
- three cent stamp and pre-paying your note
Of reply, the letter viii be duly forwarded ac-
eording to its directions
NoTE.-Postmasters will ill up, address, and
frank the above notice, without the use Of an
envelope, to all persons in the United States, for
whom unpaid letters have been deposited in
their Offices; and may dispense with the for
mer practice Of posting up notices in their Off
ccs that such letters have been deposited there
in. j. CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
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p. philips,
HAVING purchased the Right 70 make and sell DesAongs
ri PATENT Premium Shower Bath they for sale at W.
Derryhillis Cabinet wRreroom, Main ST. at the Centre
Wheeling Factory EoH ST., Centre Wheeling low for
B-Every description Of Trunk or Packing Box made
to order on the reasonable terms Particular ntten
tion maid TO Panel Scroll and Rip SaEinF-erms low.
~ Patterns for machinery made TO order.
je13-1m
RbonIder Traces! shoulder Braces!
A FRESH supply those superior Washington braces
"A for Ladies' and Gentlemen.
apea FOR ''is y + IL LOGAN . co.
CITY SCRIP.
ORDERS on City Treasurer in to suit purchasers
S1 1x fs5 sale 0y I'M. MATTHEWS q co
lust received BY Express-
Id ps, white Piquet 9arsehles Tor haaqpesi
- Brlliante
nan Pink and Blue small F1g'd LAWNS
PLATA PeTcAllS, In Blue, Pink, Bun and Green.
,,,a7 uEIsKELL swEARISGEG.
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THE RIFLE REGIMENT ORDERED TO New Nix
tco.-The Corpus Christi (rexas) Advertiser, of
the 2sth ult, says
By order received here on Tuesday last we
learn that the whole Rife Regiment is ordered
commanding the Department of Texas, dated
June ls, was based on IN order from Washing
toa. daIel June I'd
Thee ars TO movc Immediately, by way of Fort
Clark, t. Port Bliss at Fl PasO, th5re to receive
Instructions from Gen. Garland, who commands
u Gew 4Exiso.
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-peOpe win have their notions fact understood
at the bridge Corner Drug store, where will be found
variety of goods to supply of the community
See the advertisement Of T. a. Logan Co. another coll
uu,r,. They keep up with the times p
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= 44I...y.J..4.->U-, l., iil1JISI.N4..
Health Restored aud Life Heightened
DR.. MORSE'S
NVIGO RATING CORDIA l..

LIN mOFS e .
| IN VIGO RAT q CORDIA l..
frst the properties attributed to MNRsEs INvIGo-
! n RATING CORDIAL were deemed fabulous The pub
lie often dcceiy cd GslieEe simple and sublime
facts, aested b. witnesses Highest and
ter, trilnphng over all doubts. INCREDULITY
Cordial remedies, in ali the deplorable evils
arising misuse abuse u the various organs. 1t
restores full vfgor every delicate function enneced With
Tint mysterious compound Of matter and mind,
feeble franr deficient In vital power, It Isse-
Commended the only Of communicating that
Ky Which TO the proper enjoyment of all the
natural appetes, we'll As the higher tusnIl ari5ates
age feeble girl ang wife, listiss, eIerYaied
youth the OF business the victim Of nervous
sLU uy f rom H. rs Of I'll i @ S
To those who have precipitation TO Paraysis,
Il: viii prove complete and unAins safeguard against
so tsd f, ,sir that ty hib
far beyond The reach q edens Let not even sss de-
reference to causes, and will not only remove the disorder
REBUILD THE BROKEN CONSTRUCTION
Tue arrangements Of the system leading to nervous dis
that Wonll require column the aala
die. for which this preparation Is specific few hove
ent paralysis headache hyserIa paptat"n Of the heart
prckng Of Gesh nuinbnes torpbity Of The
liver, mental depression, weakness Of the WILL ndsPositon
to move ainness after exercise broken sleep and terrifying
dreams inability to remain in one place or position Wea
anehoy, monomania, fuor abus sinking at the stomach, e-
male Irregularities chronic tendency 10 miscarriage, eA-
ClhtOu All complaints Out
Of the PASSIONS and all barrenness that does not proceed
from organic causes beyond the reach OF medicine.
PERSONS or PALE COMPLEXION,
coDsumpve hnbts restored b. tie Of bottle
bloom and yIgOr, changing the skin FROM pale, yell
low, S!ckly color. To . heaifnl a1rll conpleNion.
CAUTION.
Morse Invisoratng Cordial has been cOunteTfeited
In future genuine Cordial will the propretor's
fac e pasted over the cork Of each bottle and the fol-
loving words blown in the glass:
"Dr Motse's Invigorating Cordial
c. II. RING, PROPRIETOR, =. T."
~ The Cordial Is put up, highly concentrated In pint
bottles. Price 50 bottle, for -, six for $12.
IS0hi 6y all DrH0OtSLS aud Dealers IN ArdtcfHe.
For sale by LAUGIILINs BUSIPIELD,
Wholesale DrugRisis.
js226dSm No. Is Monroest.
Bonnet Boxes.
% DOE. Bonnet Boxes Wholesale and retail at
Dock and Variety Store,
apis 1873 SIaln st.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
4 AND 81 Pillow Case Linen, extra quality,
C-f 12-S Linen sheetDg--very superior.
Iny97 HEIsKELL sTEARINGEN'
WHITE GOODS BY EXPRESS
INDIA MUsLINs, NsinsOOk and JaeOuet Musns;
Plain French Mullins, for evening dFelses;
Jae9net and Swiss Rtsings.
jsqo METsKELL& swEABINGES.
I'VE arc prepared show full assortment Domestic
w Goods and Housekeeping articles, which invite
e attention Of cash purchasers tossWho pay UP purs
~ W. D. MoEEB BRo.
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GROUND is expected to be broken at Erie, on
the western division of the Sudbury and Erie
Railroad on the 10Th inst.
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AYERS cArHART1c PILLS.
PILLS tn at are PILLS I

PROF HAYES State Chemist of Massachusetts says they
ere the best Of all Pills, apd annexed the who certify
that Doet. Hayes knows, via:
LgMuEL SHAW, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of
Massachusetts.
EMORY HAsHBURN, Gov. of Mass.
w C. PLUNKETT. Lieut.. Gov. of Mass.
EDWARD EVERETT, Evsec Of State aud Senator Of the
Z. states.
ROBERT G. WINTHROP, Ey-speater House of Reps,
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister pteutpo.entiary to Great
Britain
tJouN b. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop of Boston.
Blen tint nre NEcH!
Among the diseases Pill has curod With astonishing
pIdity, we may mention
Co.tveness, Bilious Complaints, rheumatism Dropsy,
Heartburn Headache arising from foul Stomach Nausea,
Indgeslu inaetioh Of the Bowels and pain arising
terefrO Flatueney Of Appetite. all Ulcerous and
eltaneos Diseases, require Medicine,
scrCfula or Kings Evil They also by purifying the blood
and stimulating sysem, many complaints which
would supposed they could reach such Deafness,
Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous 1rrtab!t De-
Liver and Kidneys Govt and other kin
irsd complaints arising low state OF te body OBJ
structOns functions. Thea the best Pursatve
ieine discovered and you viii but need to them
once know IT,
Prepared by Dr. j. C. AVER, Practical Chemist, Lowell
sold all Druggists and deaersin Med
icine throughout this section
A. C. GOOD CO., Wheeling,
les Wholesale and Retail Agents.