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RrfgsaseAssa ssaD TINS !-Mr. Greeley, wri-
ting from Washinrton saws:

Rrfvs1sexxsa rsaD TINS MIR. Greeley, wri-
ting from Washington, says:
a 'Ofthe three Washhurnes, think neither has
missed 3 vote Of eiven wrong one since the ses-
sion commenced and Whenever one of them votes
"a adionrn without Speaker or q near prospect
Of one. or votes - let Dunn, Scott, Scott Har-.
sison 4. o., pick oae out for us, will make :
note Of the factes BY the way; these last nam.
ed gentlemen stuck to and voted against Banks to
the end 40 did Hoxly; and Brenton constantly
threw away his vote, though we need but six moro
to elect Banks on the last trial. That may % the
way to get the House organized. hut don't be-
lieye it. The sound portion of Indiana was new
or more earnest than last night, and Colfax was
lust ready to begin fresh days work by SOL
emn compact mover to adjourn Without a Speeser,
but the other side carried an adjournment. think
If eighty of our eighty eight, remaining on the
floor could have elected Banks by staying right
there, voting and passing between tellers, tili
O'Clock this ev enng, they would have cheerfully
done it. And, while the House was disgraced by
some scenes OF disorder through the latter part OF
the night, there was not Banks man overcome
by liquor at any time" ..,; d, ,;.,s.vs. 9s ass I.
Think Of tina, Republicans =" not a Banks
man overcome by liquor at any time = And
then mark the determination with which each
stood to his post! That is the way to build up
formidable party, and one that will show to
the South that there is backbone among the
Freemen of the North. ..--... .-....-,
HoSoR TO WEBsrER.-A dispatch from N.
Y. of the 18th. states that large company OF
the oldest and most influential of Mr.. Webster s
firm friends, assembled at the AstOr House
IN pursuance Of their resolution two years ago.
to hold the day in perpetual remembrance
The decorations, historical and illustrative, were
beyond dispute the most elegant ever seen this
side of the water The feast was unequal
Wit, eloquence, and interesting "reminiscences
crowned the festival. The proceedings are no,
reported in the papers, but are to be published
in pamphlet form.
Horrible Murder Of Three Hundred Ceolies!
Information from New York brings the fol-
lowing account of the murder Of 300 coolies:
1t seems that the sight mutiny by the Cool
les on board the ship Waverly, had been ef-
fectually quelled after the firing Of few shots
and the killing Of two or three Of the leaders.
The remainder having retreated below, the
matches were fastened down upon them. Sub
sequently, owing to renonstranccs from the a.
gent Of the vessel, the matches were removed
when it was found that 29O Of them were dead.
Part Of them, as was proved on examination,
had been scalded by hot water, which had been
poured down the hatchway by order Of Capt.
French. The officers Of the ship are in pris-
on without judicial examination.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

fear shall trcsspass too much on the space
of the Fitness or should like to pursue this
subject further. If permitted in subsequent ar
ticle. should like to show forth the necessity
and utility of the principle of the ordinance Of
1877 and the wisdom of the policy thereby inau-
gurated by JKrrERsox.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

HE WEATHER IN TExAs.-A San Antonio cor
respondent writes:
"Ihc oldest inhabitants remember not the like
OF the present weather. The thermometer shows
1t to be colder than was ever before felt in this
country. Ice is three inches thick, and the mer
freezing point s
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

THE EMrcRANr AGENr.-We should like
to inquire if the principal business of the En-
igrant Agent is to send away documents and
correspond with the papers Of the old world,
why he could no. do this just as well in Min
nesota on salary of $500 per year. as on a
salary of $4,000, in the city Of New York g.
We believe that Minnesota is the only Terrific
ry that has an emigran, agency in New York,
at the present time, the States and other terri
tories having long since come to the CONCLUSION
that such agencies are useless. The Legisla-
ture should weigh the matter thoroughly before
deciding ON this question.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

The office Of Sheriff OF New Orleans, it was
proved in the recent contest, to be worth $780,
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SEVEN CRIMINALS CONDENSED TO BE IIuSG.-The
Yazoo City (Nissssppi) Banner of the 18th ult.
says: "Seven Of the criminals tried in the Cir
cult Court, now in session in this city, have been
convicted of murder-the three negroes for the
murder of Pritchard, Cotton for the murder of
Smith, Lynch, for the murder of Wright, Kent, for
the murder of James; and last, that demon in
human shape. Bovard, for the murder of his wife.
They are all condemned to be hanged"
Insurance. QUEsrIOxs.-A case of some impor-
lance was brought recently before the u. S. Court
in St. LOUIS in the case Of the Memphis Insurance
Company VS.. Oliver and ID. r. Garrison. 1t APP
pears from statement in the St. Louis Republ-
can, that in Feb, 1919, various persons shipped
cotton on the steamboat Convoy, of which de-
PENDANTS were owners, to be taken from Vicks-
burg and other places to New Orleans and there
delivered, damages of the river only excepted -
such being the language of the bills of lading.
The Insurance Company had insured this cotton
against loss by fire. On the voyage FIRE OCCUR
ed on the boat. by which it and the cargo were
totally destroyed. 1t was not known how the FIRE
originated; but it was admitted that it did not
arise from any fault or negligence of the master,
crew or agent of the boat. The Insurance Com
pany paid the loss, and brought this suit to re-
cover this amount from the owners of the boat.
The Court held that the exception of the bills of
lading, "damagcs of the river only" did not COW
er such fire; that FIRE mot accustomed by light
ming or other act of Cody is not 'sdamage of the
river" within the mesnng of the bills Of lading,
decision rendered against the defendants
for the am cunt, over $4,000.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

81 Hlssoa.eAL ,Soe1sfv-Remenbexths lees-
ure BY Hon. H. H. &blsy At the Presbyterian
church, this evening. a,.es v~r ,rsafeb
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CHIcAco.-lt is estimated that the total cost
Of the buildings erected in Chicago last ear,
amountedto 1e,454.O5O.
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7r Observation-Disclosures Davis has been
nominated for United States Senator from Mis-
sissippi by majority Of IL. '"r 7al so'H" ~
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MExIco.--New difficulties have broken out
in this unfortunate country. A number Of
journals had been obliged to suspend or aban-
don publication altogether, and several editors
had been seized and thrown into prison. The
government is in a weak and miserable condi-
tion 1- sea L. fr.rt t.. ~ .,cvF -, rfaef1s
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pripeipsL $3.50, g YahUl
Daxa. 63
.2WaI OIH s|sSse TDaL1T
Poiu. off 3 figures, $2s.s5o !, N. P.t.

&c s9- The New Haven Register says that
about 10000 bushels Of Oysters per day are
taken from the shell in Fair Haven, CT. This
trade gives employment to large nuraber Sof
males and females. Sc alai ao.I0Ioz97 bssEb
"JcrrERsos."' We give place to-day to an
able article exposing the sophis,ry Of writer
in the Journal Of Commerce, who sets up the
claim that the popular sovereignty doctrine is
the grand safeguard Of freedom and the grand
opponent Of Slavery" Jefferson" so complete.
ly upsets the Journal Of Commerce man. that
we prefer the article should go to our readers
without any comment from us. Read it.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

GTtFifty of the best citizens of Lowell are
making arrangements to take up and settle town.
ship in Minnesota. -.t....
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s@r We are under repeated obligations to
Hon. C. C. and E. B. Washburne, for public
documents. These gentlemen stand among the
firmest Of the Republicans in the present House
of Representatives, and are an honor to the
respective States viii CHI they represent.
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ESy- Cold weather and wood are, the prom.
inent topics Of the day. The former is notori-
Gus for its severity, the latter for its high price
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02
THxf CSDAY, JAN. 81, 1856.

eAI, JAN O, 1Ooo'
- N& vAeHsHorox.-Ma are. joggipI
Aeng Zee ~. Richardson has WIN kwh hiS
name I'd G. of s. Carolina, was hihousf
ii nomIhsf lin the Democratic eau flk
bis IplaQSw Fuller had also with " b
name On the Gath ballot was had anu req
suited as follows:
Banks, So; Orr, So; Fuller, IL; Ricaud, Of
Md.,.26szseaAlssing 0r~nsneaaasy $4,000
lO2.
u Tho Bsegkst sssisk fi4frss and 4>esy q
bound to be Speaker.
The Clayton- Buiwer Treaty Is Attracting
considerable attsn.ion 81 ,he ,Sehas1. n Noehing
new from the seat Of war. , - ,.-r-1T
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M(inr>tsota Gilles.
WEDNESDAY, IAN SO, 1856


To the Republicans 81 the >umieea Stasee' 81
app~srs the ssnersa desire Of
Republican party, and suggestion Of large portion
the Republican press, the undersigned, Chamen OF the
State Republican Msine Vermont, Aassachu-
Ohio, Michigan Indiana and
wcnsin Republicans of the Union TO meet
In the I'D February, 1885,
purpose perfscnE the National Orssnizaon and
providing for Delegate Cony Republican
subsequent day, nominate candidates for the
and be supported tho sissn
n November, 1886.
A. p. SrONEo Of Ohio. DAVID wiINor az Pa
J.. z. GOODRIcH Of Mao. LAwR,CR BRAINKRD Of Vt.
WILLIAM A. wHlTR Of Wis. -s-t ss-
WIN the Republican prcss please copy. Lag .k
We hope that some action will be taken BY
the Republicans of Minnesota 10 send Dele-
gates to the ADORE Convention. Let US show
our friends that we are not behind in our re.
gard for the success and prosperity Of the great
Republican Party of the Union. We propose
that Convention be held in this city in the
course Of the next week, to appoint Delegates
to attend the gathering at Pittsburgh, on the 22d
OF February. and to appoin, committee to
prepare an address for the people of the Ter
ritory. Shall we have the Conventions
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

ST. PETER CounrrR.-The last number Of
this sterling and consistent Democratic paper
made its appearances with new head and new
type, and is as cheerful and smiling as its
sood-aatared editor The Courier has greatly
improved, and IL, without exception, one Of the
most sprightly. and straightforward journals
in the Territory. We dislike its. politics. but
we cannot bot Admire is manly independenee
and hopeful spirit. The only regret is, dat
il IS not the exponent of the real sentiments Of
tAe People Of this Territory. on the Slavery
question: STILL in local point ofsview. il Is do
ing good work for Minnesota, and we there
fore wish it abundant success.
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BY Mr.. u0Nend-a bSH Tor the LEGATION q
Territorial road from Little Falls to fsrriabsalt.
By Mr.. vsaVorhes-s bill 70 provide for the
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

- SHAsnsD!-.-TheB Bank ofthS Ohio Savings
Iostitate, has gone BY the board % shinplastsr
concsrns eR sifg ROD ,ts'Bbgoa vibsj ass8
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MEDICAL.
- AR AND ENn
Drsi. LBBRUN & DU Fron
OCULISrS. AND AURIS'TSS IN

l
TAR LEBRUN offers to those suffering from D,.,,...
IN nearly three thousand cases OF confirmed
TerIeijeS have been pronounced by Drs. KhrfosE ~
and DeleAu nj Paris, and Curtis Pitcher OF ISpi b
most wonderful appsd for diseases Of nti' ia
middle ear. They comprise different courses sN -
roIts diseases thar eject the oXtrruai amt nti 70
n IN. dtsease cUnnri TO the external car
an6srent on the fith sixth day Dr. LEBRIjy ,st
a Eye In eFerV cilSe, Wlen the perfect N ~
ton lie has eighteen certificates from those who
nnd they are nov enabled TO learn tie kihgal.t
hundred cases Of deNtncss have been VT
fully treated by him. Certificates to that als-
on application. s.,..
ever, jer,oF1IiOn of the 1'7is.as,q,;,
s,i1 lis called the .lrum - inflammation N l4,rg
dyTln Of the RYHs HtrIi and ett&saIiH fiIs viii s'a
I,fio or 1imcnY MeIE6F igtrtioHS, pei Yas grc.,
or when The disease can be traced to Scarlet. Typ5s q
or medicines gatherings In the ears Of eSSrF
$ the sense can, IN NsilEi eEFfy inSt'rse rr,,
Where want Of secretion il apparent, the Itlitor
being dry and Saaly;. wien the deafness il
noirs IN t. ear like ruStling of leaves. crlin II
,Sater Ringing of l,ells lltlSatiuus discharge
ter when In STOPPING position sensation is felt
of boo to tile head had taken place; when the
nerfeey Ncute where there Is much noise, L.,
in la and cloudy weather, when cold has trra II,
pa DuFroN, tile only practitioner in the uatv, S.
who practssrs the new, painless, and successful y
treating all ilSensas which the eye Is su6yct. wh,r,,n
ry oher means have failed to AFFORD relief lie asks f N
S.ch fair and Impartial trial. Patients rs sB,. =
few particulars Ut their case, can have apr
part.
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,rrsriMMnSY

ave- the undersigned practitioners Of medicine ia II, eli,
of Srv YORK haYin. hal occasion to witness the mr. r.
IIrs aud Duiton In diseases of the Ear and lie ~
ing aside ali jealousy and prejudice, fryyy at
iicHt organs from. the sHcetA. 3cSisI Ia
tended Il Is well worthy the attention Of rroivs,
iErstltren throughout the United States. Their sy,
treating diseases OF the middle and Internal ear la ~
Of .me,iIcatci vapors particularly in cropie anil eSs
Gated cases forins new Il lle practice autal r
and NILS up void which has long been felt hi the .ts,
III diseases of the eye tey Iou rrS, -
devoted to their profession, curisl
commend them to such may require their afl''
Signed, ALENASEpR X. MurT. VI. D.,
Csc s. GRAyHx, NJ. D., lIoKAcE WIXsLow. VI. h.,
c. DRl.rNX, n, ALLsroS u. Passes. NJ. D.,
Z. ". VAN 1BURRN, NJ d. bRDRoRD DORENCs, ". b.
Nst0 IQrk, August ., 1872
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d Address DR. ]. DELAcy LEnrux.

~ IA Treatise the Nature and Treatment Of Dt,.
ness aud Diseases OF the Far with the Treatment e Rt
aud Dnnb. Price Al.
w Money letterS must he registered by tie Postmaster
Registered Letters riskucase This IA
mind Correspondents Ear0se Postage f,r rvtra
answers, the New Postage Law requiring prepayment
tss:s ,,,s,.i,s mi. OF i1s,, 4r-l militia
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MEI0IGLAL
Prof Woods'E

Prof Woods
sHAIR- RE5ST0RATIMEt Is now Eths GEst
intercollegiate te etEe1s Of Wheelngr at Me- 50
Monroe street, which the only remedy invented
that YIN ne grey EhiIkeTs e
head in short time Tie natural covn, dand
run and prevent tie hair from falling aa apd fnee from
the filthy sediment Objectionable In divers preparations OF
different names brf0Te the pulei The RESEORHTTyE =
beaufG article for the toilet. for the old or young
call the Depot and the OF ladies
and gentlemen OF high reputation In the South and Vest
where was invented will refer TO the Certificate below
VI the distinguished statesman and Senator, Judge BFeese
Illinois. stS.-.,.s
have used Prof o. s. Woods Hair RestoratiVt,' aud
have admired wonderful My hair becoming
ii thong prSnaiufty grey, hut BY the Of his eso.
fTe baE resued t original eOor, and have no doubt
=. - SIDNEY BREEsE,
,== Ex-senator. ofthe United statss
Prof. Woods NrienEul Snuutiye Lfntulent-
This Lnianen a valuable auxiliary in the tr6ntnent Of
to contend, for instance, fa9Rt0tL0h Q HE tuHGA and
bOrsLS Ry Thorough and continued application Of this
Lncn over region OF the affected organ these other
We formidable diseases At hlSarned OF more than
auds Of mothers, were tSey allowed spea, Noull with all
eIouence Of feeling and affection, bear their united tes-
tony the that Il had matched their children from
death, and restored them to their former
health and ray. ASatn, viii be found powerful auXt-
larry renewing what generally Ague Cake,
of the Spleen Ia all cases where eNer-
Multiplication ofAerYiee this Imminent v be found useful
GENERAL DEPOT G.S broadway, New York; and III
MaFSetst., 81. Louis. -'ssf'7 -l-f -
For sale wholesale md retail in .WheeltEKby - -
F - "a ~ ]. II. VOWEL, Monroe St. and
st4-fs.5i I. II. LOGAN 4 Co..
a.H. ..f
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
No. 1, sprigg House mporiun!!
CLOTHS, cASSIMERES 8 KEsTNGS.


TAKE pleasure being able say to my old customers
York ami have been able procure the most fash
IonRble Goods forthe that the Great New
York from France and the Old countrie5 and hav
lag dpFnee with TIE sale Of CPHrpoa Eyes
room and time to offend to the Wafts Of an of
eassomes IN the Fashionable way, Ny new stock nov con
-SIsta 0G - go = s-f'.='s .tie
.fFf9s BBAcKs BROWN, dREES BLUE, OLIVE AND ~
fst2 !DAIfEIA CLOTHS ~ > 20 roo - .
Asolk and Wool Cls,neretts all shades and eolors,
4e, Tor akiuE Pr6ek, Dress Sack and Business Coats
French Egish and AneFiean CssiGre; also Ducks, Lin
90 DEiIlnSs; &C. for making Pants. = s,tl4 -
H. EesnRst I have THE most beautiful selection
boxed city, all Of which prepared to make
Ia The fashionable and hest style, have secured
H Rrtls services Cutter for the coming SeaJon
s eertain IN SaTlnS that furnish better clothes than
a1y house west 81 the mountains. 2 it'ili ~ 20 E
Ia eoeneetion with the above Ihave
eoH9tstihs Of 0oth, Cashmere, Cashmere BomhaEine,
arsss Linen, Drabla and Plain Linen Proek Dress and Bias
hes Coats Vests aud Pants, made from the most Fashoa
BE and BeAsohGbte Goods, In great variety . &C.
Aso, Linen bnh Cation shrts SIX, Inen lambs wool and
Cotton and Drawers; CraVats, Stocks Collars,
Gloves and suspendcrS - =
Hosiery great Variety also, every other article suitable
for completing sentetnan's wardrobe.
an The above nanrd articles, together with many otherg,
csr. be found At store, No. SpTiyS ltousr
Rease Satin and take alook, and much obige yoEs,
NOTICE-ENTRA.b r. l.,.l
Ihave small stock Of Common Clothing that viii dis
pose Of at Sost even less 70 make room fer Spring
siS ulIi s''s NsSs'' =, .t' RICE
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Mr.. j. b. Fonders1iEE:
with ry back, and tie last six months not
able get m he'd without help, anil agent In our
city trying bottle OF Chang Flu LnlmeI
and try would have; and bottle has relieved
me SO that able get ont OF L without di-
Guilty tthns BEEN blessing just Try for yourself and
SOU WILDE we'll rleaseI. 5.. :
yi."f.s - TIL LOGAN & Co.. ~
!. iny7:IS t-ts.t 10 u@'. bridge Corner.
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New Savings Bank Store,
t.r.r -....,.. n. $3.50. -. .,.r - ., d

OLD posi- OFFICE.
ttkccp the EEeId aud Feet GOTcrcd.'
GtITIZESS of Wheeling IND vctnty:-This oil maxim for
" health reminds that may not he amis to call 20 ur
attention FALL and of Roots, Shoes Hats
Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks, ut the corner Of Market
Monroe you will find great variety Of
fashionable lately received Goods suitable TO tue season, at
low prices. -}lh-s-a
Very thankful for the liberal patronage received since
coming yo respectfully solicit you all TO call and
Stock (;t will be pleasure to see and walt on
yOu thus uniting labor with rest that may give their Cd.
spring hcalh and to this adding industry and economy
muy have health.
Ladies, II wish to purchase fashionable and cheap
winter BDnneS, sure, -r.isIl.,i.(i
Call at the old Post Ofice opposite the McLure.
Gentlemen wish to purchase fashionable Cap or
Hat, ,ssAfi
Cali a the above place; where yon will yet-rthas
70 Country Merchants have few Goods dispose of at
'0S Sc P6''SS' i t.i nm. WATSON.
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s.l''. dCunnnoings' Works.

GNCAAISGSeh the .Apoeaiyae. lSt Cd 81 aeIieS;,a-
~ the Seven Churches;
~ - w. Family Prayers, vols; tsjrs
81 Signs Of the Times; 1900. ..rr I'll ~.
a., The Church before the F1oodi .e..-
~ - The Tent and Altar;
: The Ealy Lfy;i = II
's The Blessed Life; .s4fs ID. ? F-lIIE& fagRS-
"a, ~ 81 Voices Of the Day; s.5 tAii4
Is Voices OF the Night;
Is yVOIcegoEth the Dead, s.,...t ~
a. Notes On 1tnesh, Exodus, Levitieus, Daniel,
Parallels, Miracles, 81. Matthew, st. MARI nd
juudts ''' -'A'-'fSssS ~ y g WILDE RRo
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Mammoth
Fall Fash;a

Gs MaInmOIu GoEe'-
-,s7s 49, Fall FashiB' -.t s 81 -. 3-7 ~
AVERY has hand, and Is receiving, oneof the lar
Is Eyst and best stocks Of Iatahd Caps that has
opened this city lie seonstantly manufacturing
description Of hat and cap now in from the very
best 1teTla and Workmanship and solat prices that
fli 70 pleahe 'iti is-1' '.-i "iif ,-F -.a.'.s
also receiving large importatons OF Eastern manu-
featured Hats aud Caps witch wllbe sold low. Also,
assortment Of chltren Fancy Hats aud Caps and
E44itAS and 7uhA6ftlas, alIsof
Whiehs will beFDlds efeNp.Fssf 1BEgt4i g.E4ss1-s
n, BrIkata ma.le order the shortest notice.
90 noe 3 l1 Z. AVERY, Nos iiG aud l4S Main St.
~ sEpsa 40 rs ol ai-h- 10 .s{lf Wheeling, Va.
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JuLY, 1876.
Norwood Cordial and teste Its various qualities, take
great pleasure giving my testimony in It's favor the
articles Composing being entirely vegetable, perfectly
Safe, and such physcn would not hes
Itate to preEcr Ills patients have administered to
my vie whose health for some time past exceeding
lyfeeI}, and has strengthened anl her great
Is therefore recommend II with perfect confidence to
tie pulls In Ill Of Dyspepsia, Debility, anil NIL other
diseases for which IL Is Recommended. -sa
Yours truly, }. W. PARKINSON, ii. d., 81
gS Catule street. Baltimore.
sFor sale by iIATsT&TT& Co.. no. &c Howard street,
between Trat CnIndGn Baltimore, aud by Druggists
Se"'''''S' H-nL ARMSTRONG,
mia ,rI .yl Wheeling, Va.
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q EpRGE scIlEILHAsE CO. respectfully inform their
that they nov LAYING In very large
saF 81 that pure Three Mile Iee and VII be prepared
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~ IUCK2EkIN GLOVES
~ n0ziE e5tr on Gloves, received
II . ~ nrsfl ffFTHSKEFLr GO
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GENTLElIEW TliHE NOTICE. -,
0you want I'm the way OF tip top Eos1
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