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The BATproEE OYSTER TnADE.-The oyster
trade of Baltimore has recently become very ex-
tensivc, giving employment to three hundred
vessels, and commanding the services of nearly
nine thousand persons. There are upwards Of
seven thousand persons engaged in catching the
oysters and bringing them to market, an occu-
patton confined exclusively to the Chesapeake
Bay and its tributaries. After they reach tho
city, about four thousand men are employed in
shucking, and five hundred in packing and pre-
pairing them for transportation to the South and
West. There are two hundred timers employ
ed in making the packages, and the work of ftf-
ty laborers is required in theconv ersion ofthe
shells into lime
The whole quanty of oysters brought to- the
city during the year, up to the close OF the sea-
son, the 18th inst, reached up to about l,75O,-
600 bushels. OF these, about 100000 bushels
arc packed in the raw state, 100000 bushels
preserved, and the remaining 100000 bushels
are consumed in the city. The cost Of the oys-
tiers to the packer isabout fifty cents per bus6el,
or an aggregate of Ss75, 600, tho principal part
of which is retained in the city for supplies,
and the amount paid to the shuckers is about
Sl75, 900, besides all other expenses incurred
before the article is shipped
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MEDICAL.
IAMeIoN,a TINcTuPn'

t9fT AI1eEOQ'E3 IGG9CTCRn ------=
| q WILL. CyTTDp -,
t1ZAtdf 81 4ENS4UttE
WIFI Cr,D,.
m RF1T0NJic, my IrTIrTSs - SStNE COUGH
ktA1lH LIN y A7 49, ~ l,
- RlIIIIt CURE REJCTr,, 49,
a AIrpFONy,S T,INJrTTTPFt 80 NhiEUMAEISM.
AA4AtAA = NAA = 49, = " r,1,,
IJA 4gpTON1S- TTNCTITRE 0k oHA.
A4A-.t wiz IN 6TfI2Ir EFpvA1re ,,,
HA8IPTONiS TLNCTURE
WILL CURE NEURALGIA
HA8IPTON,S TINCTUREs
~ 5S,y,r, 6I1S[SIg,ITy3T - - i''i'iNoF'.
HHAMRIOSS IINOIQhE
WIIE5INVIGOR ATE
n IFDT0Hy5 ,TTNyfvTTTE3TS IL
WILL CURE LOW SRIRITS
nA1TET0NJlcI TTNTCTTTRE
wherever used has been successful in CURING DISEASE
after other remedies have failed.
Roe. DISEASES OF WOMEN and CHILDREN It Is A
5LP WA HIGH
No. 1875 sorru PloA sTREEF. B1 i. ~.
MR. EDWIN II SPRAELEN,
No. 81 REoisTsR sTREET, BALTINORR,
Host dreadful edRe NJ ScPofid Of Sledrs' StdadfHl
a number Of 71teceS of bone, reStOrei TO hedlh.
+ MISS Macy ScOFIELD, TeGnRer,
Her case amer years OF s,tSri,i0 ASIs 0sto1S6ed Ie1.
friends. LettE6 1t9icted cuH tn see her.
Alloy In the family OF the Hon W p ThonaSson once
head foot. HIS eyelIds turned inside ont nTotr
ing the eyebalB so as to prodnce bndnes he wnS
cured by hsmPt9n,s VeEstahle TInct9re:
Mr.. VIM oldham, Of Ba.i@ors easton:Soaiss, suffered
from these complaints for IS months With body mind
ssyeFey Greeted ne was cured by HamptonS Vegetable
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NEW ADvBRTIsEn1BNTs
.Trl1ataa,a Sale.

q pursusnee Of Deed Of Trust from A. G.. eSbun anA
a 81 j. Has6si to me, sas ApTil 1ss 1s and
in CLERKS Once for Ohio County, In Deed Book Me- n
page e4 I to sale, n the front door OF the Coui
House In said county Monday the 18th day June
tItaate on lie ast side the Ohio River in the county Il
0hG The State Of Virginia. estimated contain One Hun
lands l5dssS @oods On he soa. and East and hoss
g. Up S S ss R5n1 ne same sold and soR
and Jane Farmer their deed dated Maret
TERMs slLESSO0 cash with interest on same frOp4
az S u S u.s. g g gt o 9P s cay " q s sa
ae $50 on the ts day Of 1861 on the ~
on hs Isl S o 81 t A ist iS
April 1854 aud the remainder on the LIST day Of APF.
my14-.d -, :, trustee rlllt;
OHIO COUNTY BONDS.
ooSsI SF 1ss Sts due Nay 9ht'
chants Ieehanies Bank % North wsssst,
D, n,, :. s4s' ssEassSSSssSB
TO TAX PAYERS.
TIME Board Of Appeals viii meet at the Council Chamb
on Friday, The 2sth inst, at the honrof O'Clock
70 he q Il s sSq svnn0'
Persons having complaints % lay before the Board Wiz
the time above mentonsa s r''''s etln on OF Dei0'
The AsssSsment books can be at tho Clerks ome
meetag q hoard r a. B III i III I, ~
ICE CREAMI ICE CREAMI7 ICE CREAM
EEER long labor and heavy expense, have brougi
@ 1 Cream o @I ts 70 perfection
QUART in LEss IHAs oaE NN1Tki / am now preparet
M SEshs Z sG4a Ss eS something
Parties 8, and Smes BE- served The shortest moth
liberal discount made TO the trade sure and don
HSiF e9oye CHARLES s' osSs Me
A1'TENTION LADIES!
AYlNG just returned from the East where goods, OWN
& soods when s In IN P PF
N sysry one lam able 70 onsr TO the public u
1000 pairs q those cheap st.ts ,hchti
900 yds plain Black and Brown Barases aetuGiy ches
woEh a. yds all eolors, superior and full
linen T3S,sP de Lame vSr ats7
g 60 Sa: Ss5p.. nsss sest s.
I.lso can attention large assortment q BLACK Silk
SSh have p9Tshs a. At able
season. j. 80,
a No ta aSc g Nii run On a. Ige'
@ ss S sss have Sssn g
With having purchased all my goods for oAsp
] shall be able to ofIsF superior inducements.
syS @f an early can in order get
would take too much space 10 enumerate.
~ ,aa ,,.,n i ISAAC 1!. R p 1413g
Don't forget g ask for those banded Collars at So,
| GREAT ORIGINAL AMERICAN WORKS o.
THE HORSE.
~, d;1DADDS ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF tn
SGsndidy Illustrated plain, 3d. splenddly Illustrated,
Ii@DABb's aopEEN HORSE DOCTOR, oontainh
ness OF hOrses, with Illustrations 81.
n1-I1NsIEYs MORGAN ORGAN i HoRsEs "As interest,",
PnsBa HORSES so y q de s 9Fg and hS
eEa Instructions for Purchasing Breeding and Trainh
TAG FrTTH THOUSAND Now READY
'fss Of postage upon Fe'Sp f. q Rss co
Book Publishers, No. lao Fulton street. N.
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PAY YOUR -IICENSES-

MERCHANTS having licenses to pay, viii call on the
treasurer g. his otce and pay the same forthwith
the following Ordinance Will be strictly enfoVced:
SBo 3D. On the goth day of May, annually Il shall b
me duty OF the Clerk to deliver to the Sergeant the cit
list OF all the Merchants who shall have failed to nav
TAX assessed upon him. and L any named In the lit
so assessed against him with the addition Of ave per cepu,
commission thereon within ten days after the said Goth Dc
OF May, annually then It shall be the duty Of the said Ser
geant to prosecute the said perton the violation Of
or to for the recovery so assessed
Wheeling, May 1911, 1879 a. GEE
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GREAT ORIGINAL AMERICAN WORKS
TEIEI I1nD crI s4s..tE
NEW SBEBT MTJSIC

NEW Z E91GA94 IAOSIO.
. UsT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Or. z. K Zane: " :.
q Fairies Of the Sea Thine was the Smell: Ia gen+
zione italian and English Words; Buchanan8 Grand fna
Enrhton Marcus When you and young; Evening Rel
t,T Water snrts Polka de Salon by otsehak
grim Fathers; Dearest spot Ear &c Prize Banner nc
step Shower OF Pearls Waits. Also another Lablache
complete method Of singing. RIchaFdson's MulleTs HUI
tens and others Plano InAtuctors. Instruction Books "a
all instruments, always hand at
4. CARTwRIGHTs,
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T. CARTWRIGHTts,
Music and Piano WhPeFnOmg 1qb Main ~

LUST,
tOETEEN the corner of Quincy Sixth SITS and Fulto
u Sunday afternoon, May Greek silk Velvet Mar,
tle bordere with Blk BOre Antique Six The finder VIII
DC suitably rewarded by leaving at the Gazette Once
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: SOMETHING NEW AND VALUABLEl /
The attention Of Phyicans and Others is called
sOldby TIL. LOGAN q co.,
my4 Bridge corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va
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[FrOm tho baltimore Patriot.l
In Memoryof VIM. B. Buchanan.

Ii DA6uOE OF w IN. d. Buchanan.
Another master cord, forever lost
From out the golden harp of poesy
One more spirit gone with all Its music
OF love, to catch new Inspiration from
The angel bardsof heaven.
Borne upon
Comes an echo OF thy departed Mio
And one, who hath Otten in sweetest 10y,
Hung on the breathIngs OF thy gentle heart,
Would not entreat thee back to earth again.
he, whose almighty hand, ha tn from Eluubcr
Caled the perfumed flowers OF this sweet,
And lovely May, knows only, OF the deep,
And amid the golden fields of heaven,
He hath planted this flower of His love,
hatfrom its sunny bloom, ye stricken ones
May gatherhoiy faith in God.
He can como no more with his gentle voice
To Soothe your suherlngs-saVe in the soft,
And holy visions Of golden faith.
Ys may wander amid trembling flowers,
whose perfume, OF morning. sweetnesS, Will Oft
Entrance the rowing Wind-but he will heed them not.
.Ye may look at evenings holy
Hour, upon the tiny creek, whose glal waves,
LeaplnK to their ocean home, make echo
OF their sweetest sOngs-6ut he no more, GhRIl
BE With you there.
And tbs many harPs, once
Suspended high amid the lofty trees
By his, now silent hand, will chime in vain,
Their sweetest melodies; and Ger the rich,
And VerdAnt plains Of "EHendnE6,' softly,
Sigh themselves away,
Peace be unto thee and thine, Obi thou COED,
And generous hearted man
JDM
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sPRoIAL NOTICES.

fact that saniords IuvIgoFator
Tor AVER Remedy q Of the greatest made
medicine lie past century II hsl been study Of The
during twenty year, practice 70 lind what particular
when diseased, cdnled the number Of his pains,
and his conclusion IL that liver Is the greatest
sOf the and The most liable to disease, while Il kept
nee from disease Is preventative aundlee
&c. while but from least We men
ton COnspmponi experience Is that more cases Of
consumption nm diseased Liver than from nI other
causes put together.
Taking this % Be We have but to md
remedy with which to correct the liver, We have a
cure Of nearly ali the diseases We subject by simply
using preventative That The InygoratOr suck rene
dIis beyond doubt to all who its virtues such
that for All complaints arising from liver derangements IL
Is an nniatltng remedy, while family medicine, all
diseases Of the stomach bowels which caused
or ess degree bylyer It the safest,
sureSt and most ehicactOus remedy known.
T. II. LOGAN CO.,
Hy12zlm Agents
Clove3AnOdyae Tooth Ache Drops.-why
will ys suer2 Read the following letter from distin-
E1IShed practical dentist:
New York, Dec. 1sth, 1856
Messra. A. D. D. Sands GeaaemeR: In the course Of
my practice, have extensively used your Glove Anodyne
with much success for te relief OF the toohache
constantly recommend 70 patients, deem It but Ju1t
to inform you Of the ihsh opinion have of other
remedies I am yourFi very respectfully,
q. LEVRTT, Dentist
Prepared SRd sold by A. B. n SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, New York
Bold also BY ). H. CRUMBAcKER.
Bold also by DrpEsilsa generally. myi2-lW-daw
$780,, -, !. : =, /, ~
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NOTICE Is HBREBY 6IfIs ti7t .f,e, ,h,,
- day Thomas Il AskeW viii cease act as he AGENT Of
=: keAtng1 aud said ASkeW.WIll hereafter com
oaet tne Market ST. In m
OWE pane and on hls asee1n and al authority herttofore
bse- revoked and annuIled by mutual consent
Aley q 1851 q my11-tf
C0I0H ALR-YonngeI.s, On bottles and iugSS BaIils
~ EalktFk q and b toutS, ana foreais
~ w A. EDWARDS BRO,
mSIl cor. Monroe and Market SIS.
AQARoNI Corn Starch Pearl Bago, Engsh Split Peas
french Mustard, Aah India oeFrie Powder, Just re.
myl1 W. a. EDWARDS 4 BRO.
pROMA Cocoon and Chocolate st received and sale
~ nv lmylll ". A. EDWARDS BRO.
NNJAkOkS rlRsEIRG IICif, EOatO, Walnut and SfcS
wv room 0atFups Just eoel1ed ana for Sdle BY
nyll W. a. BDWARnS& BRO.
fiAPRRs AND OLIVES, IasE received and for sale
" my11 ". A. EDWARDS BRO.
GURRANT AND BAAOKBERRR JRLIIRSI In5e received
y nd for sale By EuylIl ". a. EDWARDS BRO.
IN Iherta, RtE9s ends CFanherrfe1, and
~ RgtEnes 4iqlt Eteei we'd and for sale i5y
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REMOVAL.
DIR. e. G.. WINCHELL,


SURGEON DENIIST. w
HAS removed his Office to 141 Market street, a -
rev doors above Monroe, nearly opposite WaGf-J
inEon Hail. frst noor,) where he Is prepared TO LE
any operation or execute artificial work In the
Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto extended TO
ne hopes by his particular attention, carefuness
to merit continuance OF the same which
Dr. w takes pleasure announcing that he has secured
the services Of DIR JAMES ORR who for the past 1--WE
sry of the late Dr. Huhen where by constant practice
and vast hsld OF observation, he has secured perfection
by those making only few sets year.
Ehey are now prepared TO manufacture each
eaSe IN blocks or continuous gum work. Those
Win Dr. OTIS skill need TO be convinced
that this Is the place to procure superior work.
Wlncnell gives his especial attention the Op.
erave department. Of Dentistry, and for permanent, gen
erous and Increasing patronage reIes upon that conf
denee which his work in this community has tended to
N.B.--oaice open a. ali hours. ap21
Wheeling High School.
n pose Of opening Classical and Mathematical School in
Wheeling It Is their intention to make Il
equa 70 the best Academies and High SchoOlsin
try: Pupils will be prepared enter any class in COLLEGE
or to engage In the active persus Of e THE couTe az
studies will embrace the EnrlIsh Latin Greek French
and spanish la3g3ages and full course Of Mathematics
various Academies graduates Of two of tie best
Institutions In the United States, and furnish satSac
tory testimonials and references
The Military Feature will Introduced 40 far tn have
daily drill which will be found great advantage In Civ
exercise to the pupils and Improving their
The School will be opened on the 9Th Of March and close
Ior the summer vacation on the 9Th of July Due notice
VIII ~ DC given Of the location Of the school.
application can be made for further nforma-
ton. J. R. JONES,
s5ilss.s OF the Va. Military InEttute
.,oo CHARLES TUCKER, A. NJ,
!sOzo-tl OF Princeton College. n. ].
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TPOr the Tnts,lireucer.1
ssTHE POFT.S IDEA.


MEssRs. EDIToRs.-'sT ytiref' need not console
himself with the thought that because his article
has not been Immediately Unanswered, l have fully
endorsed his views; but on the contrary, he has
convinced me thatI am right. Being otherwise
engaged during the past week, could find no
opportunity for replying to his rather bold as
sertions, but rs an opportunity has now offered
itself, undertake the Grdaoms task.
His first assertion IS that have not, nor in-
deed cannot find any fault with his grammatical
construction. In replying to this, would mere
II say that, il he still holds to the translation
he has given, and governs mORti6Ws by coApenq,
do find fault with his construction, and thought
had shown, in my previous article, wherein 1
had considered him wrong. l still affirm, with
out the least shadow of doubt, that cORUepd
h7sno bearing whatever upon the wordnOnti6Hs,
and the example he has cited, viz: 'MeAs si6i
c0nsciG FectE' is by no means parallel to the
one under dispute. Let us leave out the word
perks, that "Tytire" has supplied, and endeavor
to make cORUera, rounded, the word that governs
aaoati6ssa. The sentence would then read;
"As long as the clouds shall encirclc the round
ed of the mcuntNins;" this would be exceeding
ly awkward, but as soon Us he introduces the
substantive 'peakSh to make the translation
appear smooth, he destroys all the power of
cOnUerd to govern Ne0ptibus aud It is consequent
~ governed by the word supplied. This is not
a mere assertion, but It is founded on the rules
of Latin Syntax, and rendered evident by com
mon sense.
"Tytire," moreover, thinks that because the
rule given by me is only used in few instances,
therefore it should not be used5in this eass. 90
PecIdLLy 1Bhea tce R9C6 auch a suitable rule as
The one gtreR BIZ him. Now l think that special
rules and observations are intended to be APP
piled when general rules cannot be, and, there
fore, as this is not mere ordinary construc-
ton, else it would not have given rise to so
much dispute, think that this is one of the feir
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formed by dissolvfng gums
which Is soluble for the ac-
cine. These gums remove
from the system, supply
flow Of bile, inVlgornting
to digest well, purifying
health to the whole machI.
OF the disease, and effect.
any OF the disaEreeabIe
CalomeI or MiAerai Poison,
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PREPARED BY DIX. SANFOl
fic Medical Discovery, and Is
too great to believe. II cures
dose OfUfna beReJgt, and seldo
quirt d to cure any kind Of III
Jauudice or Dyspepsia to q co
are the result Of a DieeHRed I
The Liver Is one OF the
human body, and when IT.
the powers Of the system
stO1luch Is almost entirely ii
action Of the Liver for the
functions. When the St0miH
are at fault, and the WhOle~
quence OF one Organ-theT
its duty. For the diseases =
proprietor has made II
more than twenty years,~
with to counterfeit the
which It 10 liable. ~
To prove that this re- p
person troubled with Liver
forms, has but to try Al
certain.
A compound has beenyh
and extracting that part
tive virtues OF the medi.,
all morbid or bad matter
ing In their place q healthyk
the stomach, causing food
the blood, giving tone and
merry, removing the cause
ing q radical cure without
after effects, felt by usIneI-
that IL usually Fesorted
One dOse after eating Is
stomach and prevent theN1
Ing. IS
Only one dose taken be-.
nightmare. 6
Only one dose taken ut
gently, and cures cOStive.
One dose taken after EACH
One dose Of two tea.
lieVe Slick HeadAche.
One bottle taken for fe1
the cause Of the disease,
Only one dose immedi-
One dose often repeated
Morbus, and q preYenta-Ef
One dose taken often
Of bilious attacks, while 81
W Only one bottle 8
system the effects Of medic.
One bottle taken for &c
loWneSs or unnatural color
One dose taken q abort
yiROr to the appetite and
One dose oftsn repeatedly
In its worst fotIns, Whil.@
plainss yield almost IS the,
One or two doses cuFeRI
while for worms In child
er or speedier remedy in
There is no emigration
are plain sober facts,
70 prove, while ali who use u
imouS testimony in ItS
Among the hundreds Of Live
the public, there are none We
DR.. 6anford'B InViROFaEor,
throuEhOut the Union. This .pI
1aCt10rGtoF', producing the mo
use u. AlmoSt innumeFable c
Of the great virtue OF this med
8 landing In society, and we kn
ton now before the publIe.-H
PRICE ONE DoLLA
SANFORD 3 CO., Projectors
Z. H. LOGAN 4 co., Agent
JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati
GEO. II. KErsER, Pittsbure
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OHIO COUNTY BONDS.
TIME Coupons the interest due Nay on Obtt
u County Rouds, will be paid At the AIets
chants Mechanics Bank Of Wheeling North 1Yester
Bank Of Virginia. = a. p WOODS,
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~ 40 n ,dhEAE SUlERTl%
laily working cures almost
IS II my magic, epen MeHr3,
n more than one bottle Is re
en- Complaint, from the worst
nmon headache, all Of which
fCcE.
principal regulators OF the
.PerfOrms itS functions well
, are fully developed. The
dependent on the healthy
proper performance OF its
zach Is at fault, the bowels
seystem suffers In cnnse.
LtU6E-having ceased to do
OF that organ, one Of the
his study, IN q practice OF
to md some remedy where
many arrangements to
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medy Is at last found, any
Complaint in any Of is
bottle, and conviction is
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9; J. WOOD CO., Proprietor s19 Broadway, n Y. apt
esg-Ror sale In Wheeling BY
4. H LOGAN & CO.,
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sufficient to relieve the
food from rising andsour-
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itB'- Gallon them. a l[s s.tis
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State OF Illinois, Carlisle, June g. 'Ss
lhaVe used Professor o. Woods Hair and
have admired Its Wonderful eject. Ny hair was becoming
as Thought permanently gray, but By the the axe.
GtoTaHe It has resumed its original color and have NO
doubt PeEmanentlyso. SIDNEY BREEZE,
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FOX Sale or Kent.
"A HOUSE on HRmPden 9treet-seVeral houses Quincy
and John streetS. linear the Hemp6eld Depot and
the Crescent Iron Works. Also store and dwelling
house on Main street, Centre Wheeling. Enquire Of
JOHN BRUCE,
tan9-a At Mr.. Lutz-SfaTkS Square.
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For sale BY II. - Logan q Oo., wheeling, Gem
Sold ff By MORTIMER MowBRAY,
go Baltimore St., Baltimore,
and 800. Broadway, N. 7.
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Prepared end sold by a. N, SANDS, Drugsists, 10
Fulton Street, New York.
Bold also BY In. CRUMBAcKER
Bold also by Druggists generally. unyi2-lW-daW
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~. =, &c. Louis, MarcllI z, lSl4.
Froi. Wood BY hair commenced falling on
or four years since, and continued do 20 until became
quite tried all the popular medicines Of the day.
put 70 no e Ct At last Try your eIebTa
ed air Restorative and am happy say doing Won
nave now hne growth 6f young hair and cheer
4nlly eeonE1etd Its use to all similarly AFFLICTED,
A 4 I 4 - ~.
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!, Gardiner, Maine, June %, "a.
Dear Sir have used two bottles Professor Woo 'S
haf restorative, and trnly say, Is the greatest DIS
81 the age for restoring and changing the hair.
hair has now attained original color You can recon.
y 70 the world without the least fear my case was
one OF tne worst Kind. XOurS D. r. MURPHY
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For Rent,
ME Store Room, Main street, formerly OCCUPIED N
il George Mendel as Furniture wareroorn AnniV 4
.0ec9l PRANOIS r. ARMSTRONG.
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REAL. RsTATH -s-AIBs
Wheeling island Propertv

Land for Sale.
WISH TO SellnY Farm near Wheeling, and viii sell IL OF
sired ~ ~
mch2s 2. JACOB.
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Chronic Periodical Nervous sek Headache long
standing has been cured by faa inViEorator
storave, where gentle smulant IL wanted We believe
superior to al the coEdials before the public,
1ott and ga Age the Single and Married, oRer The
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For Rent,
TIME Store Room on the North West corner Of Main and
u Union. Apply on the premises to
JRnI-tf SHEPPARD q MORGAN 4
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Dr. J.Wood-Sr: have used nearly three EottIea Of
Sar Hair e and have found e eHets very
head and restored hair to a original color which had
become quite gray. WIZ. FRUESDALE.
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love3AnOdyae Tooth Ache Drops.-.why
will ye suaer2 Read the following letter from distin-
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For Rent,
ROOM In the IntelIgencer building formerly OCCUPIED
~ by j. H. Pendleton Law office. Possession given
on LIST April Apply at this once. fsb16.tf :
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LIVER INVIGOR.ATORI

Wheeling, May 18Th. 1879 d