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Ohitnarp

DJEDat his resilenee In Bethany, Va, ost OF March,
he was native Of Ireland migrated to this country in
1856 and has since lived mostly In Bethany It's vicnity
bstaaGy SongEes He vas Of The few uarn Of
whom II may be truly sHld he 1Sraelitg indeed
whom there vas CULLEN His nature was All gsfie Pen
eTo9E and Wind Wenev knew from the seifS
motives which msngte more less, with actions OF the
best His sympathes his meet every
sigh OF or want, 6n IN imitation uastsF be
went about doing good. RI
natural remarkably genial hopeful
ms society Was every where Welcomed. his earliest
Infancy he was blessed with pouE training and
and daring his painful and decline, was source
OF sweetest cOnsOlR0n tO hfs family around TO KNOW
never toE moment in s life haa Wayere or
ni pey aoafed Not my VIII but thine be fone, the
rule OF his SPrtuAlh es hence IuuFLaur no COM
plant against the Providence Of his heavenly Father was
heard to escape him. His faith every sorrow and
sWeetsned eVeIy blessing. From the Of bis family
and the fold OF the church, he has gone home on high
and those who mourn his death Il Is far better Ia
be With Christ We mlnsie GymPathies Win those Of
'reteyeth the tRthsrlfss and the widow . VI. r.
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WuAT SHALL Pii T1osr ron VIRcISI 1 "a J-irz
ginia paper gives the alarm to tic slaYe.holding
interest Of HE Old Dominion. q ling that the
drainage Of slaves is so great that in q yery few
years tue institutionsmust Cease to exist, It's
q rarity, the alar1list s.1Vs foi 8 Clay 10 go bv
without at least one hundred negroes pSssine
southwark through PETERSBURG. On the Other
hand, the Northern Press is Constantly record
ing the escape Of slaves northWard. The facili-
ties furnished BY what are known as under
ground railroads Uerc never sC-actiyely employ
IA. Virginia is the chief sufferer 6y t6esesta1
peSies. and as a "a af Z, commute
the exodus 1t must he owned die Scfasion fnIIy
Nistiies the apitation 81 tbe fouFnslfst rsffred
70. Atsleast Two ti1ousanl sisges lSst
year from VirSinia ia t,s Frs.ststss md tn
Canada III ss T II mon
he ted
oi65S fIi Tf mail 49,,
flnriSolt he sS11F 1eriols l6I5 IL So,,,Is,1
nSrlets mimi ,stsliF,, ssccs,r -
The esnsns rstT,T5ls o 1850 & !. csJT me y
rett,rns cave te entire ss1e f Inc
tSta at rs 59s sreesbIv Il,
az incTease Ii oI,p,tt "a IN 5Sf am IN 1850
What viii Il l r. ya TlfiI,ct m s,,T,,aJ ,1as4o
of 4I.0OOO9 EYactIv no l00 The SccSnTt
standing thus s1SSt4's
ef,ys Dop,,,.,,on q, 1sso 40 20
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PEHIuNED REEAIH.-What lady or gentleman would re-
eGsf me curse Of adtsagreeabe breath when by
ing the BALM OF EHorsASD PLOWSRs'l dentifer would
not only render sweet hut leave the as aabas
tsA Many parsons do not know their breath Is bad
ect 9 SO dsttcAte their friends will never neItion
IL Pour single drop Of the 'anl your tooth brush
ana wash the teeth night and morning 50 cent bottle viii
last year, 1850 80
C0hRLBH1oX may be easily acquired by using
the Balm Of Thousand FIoReFs.1 Il vii Temoyt. tSn
pp and EsCkles from the akin, leaving OF SON and
roSeate hue Wet towel pour thFte lFouS md
wash the face night and morning. -
SHAVING MADE RAsT.Wet your shaving brush In either
warm cold water, pour three Tops tBalm Of
Thousand flowers rub the beard well aud Il vim make
sapttn! soft much ltatng operation Of shat
Ing. Price only alty cent?. :
W.P.FETR1DEG co.,
..,5,s Franklin Squire, New York.
TOT SAFE oy TIL. LYMAN y co. ie1l-tydaW
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BHI1ANY, Anil 5, ISL.

b4LAANHS Aplll Is 1897.
llealEs. haitOEs:-Ire read your journal three
timesa week, which is as often as ne can get it
out here, and Ioften see in it correspondence
from different parts of the country, and from
places of much less note than this village Of
ours, and this fact has emboldened me to amuse
myself for an idle hour in letter / think 1
might say Il am engaged in lofty contemplate
for am in the fourth story of aboarding house
known as the Stewards Inn, which commands
aprospCct of mile al around, that is, as far as
the nearest hills. It is, just now, after dinner,
scientifically ycIepcd among the boys here as
pest prandial season. 1 have smoked my reg
ular allowance of cigars but, for the sake of this
letter, have concluded TO forego my doze /
suppose there are in this building, at this time,
about fifty youths engaged in that delightful,
healthy, and profitable occupation. You see it
is Friday afternoon, and there are no rotations
tomorrow, and but few this afternoon, and the
boys are inclined to indulge. About an hour
from now there viii be regular literary racket
through this old building, in the way of lofty
defamation, for tonight IS Society night, and
the boys must be posting themselves up. Isup-
pose You know something how such things are
gone about, and what an awful bOreit is to at
tempt a preparation of thiskind on full sto-
mach. But it's that, or fine The fine is
nothing, but it is the glory of an oratoricaI
spread in the evening that gOads the youths on
TO their tasks. think III take a hand in what
We call the '.irregular business tonight, mas
much as happen to be of a regular prform-
ance.
It occurs to me now that l have written about
enough, that Ihave commenced wrong end fore
most, and said nothing about this town and its
people. You will not attribute it to neglect or
to disparagemcnt Of the enterpsising citizens
whodwel in these parts, bat Ionly laborel under
a common hallucinatiop, in imagining that
we, the boys, who frequent this College are de
.yaretO the people about here. When this town
s--u>>l----e - .--:tL-----A-->s, --:----1:-S.ly
suppose thati is the college, and being the col
lege it is us and the professors must, how
ever, say, that for village, Bethany is some in
its way. As you know we have two very fine
stores, which do large business on credit, not
TO speak about what they sell for cash. We
have also fine large Book store, Drug store,
Tailor shop, Barber shop and a printing Of.
fee And here | may remark, thatit is at this
Office, We, the boys, have printed an interesting
periodical called the Stylus, which periodical is
made up Of the joint Iucubrations of a 100 stu
dents, and an able corps of outside contributors
among whom are the most renowned authors in
the English language, and furnished at $3.50
year.
Bat viii call halt for the present, and see
how this much looks in print before I write any
more. Until which am
Yours, cYRrs
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Ambrotvpea FOR a

PARTRIDGE, At his neE and spacious rooms, Win fsen
ties for operating and a arrangement for t easI d
any ~ The and faF superior any in ne city, Is
these ietrea, which are
In the country Ne q preFared 70 MAKE xrbFotvnes 3
tRsy can e sent 1ail postage Also to set
tstn IN and pins same price Daguerreotypes
made for a. ood a sTlbltss
and HoEEen.ed e Last fet ases unchanged.
dsot Hatsrial uiel IN The Ensiuesi S6ya,Is
RooEas o. slain 81 Monroe. Itoy. &
Fayletas 3eV stnFe 800
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BAPTIsN OF 0NE HUNDRED MoRMoNs.-A sim
GulaF, and it may be added, a most dfsgraceful
scene, took place on recent Thursday evening
at Chesterfield. On the outskirts of the town
runs q narrow stream among the fields, called
the river Rother, over which, on the Hasland
road Is bridge called Stony Bridge About
one hundred or one hundred and fifty persons
chiefly women, are scattered on the verge Of
the water, waiting for the appearance Of the
detuded fanatics who are to be ssdipped' They
call 70 each other from the opposite sides, and
crack Jokes of q most indecent and shameless
character. tits past eightand quite dark the
moon being obScured and not q single star ont
toshed even glimmer of light. Two or three
candles are brought down to the water and
stuck IN the mud by the side, and presently a
coarse featured man descends i.ltO the middle
OF the stream and takes up his position under
the arch Of the bridge. This is the priest who
is to perform the ceremony. He has nothing
on but . pair OF trousers, tucked up at the knee
and waiseoAtwith sleeves. He intimates to his
attendants that he is ready, and in a few min.
uteS emerge from ahohSe two or three hundred
yards Oh, men CsOme half and others entirely
naked and they walk over the ground, which
Is streRed with pisces Of broken bottles bricks
and tiles, to the water. They are compelled to
pass through the women who line the banks
and the remarks which ensue are revolving and
lndeilcate beyond description. une by one they
are received by the priest, who, amid shouts Of
laughter dips each Hidual, pronouncing over
them the fOTmulas--sI. being commissioned bys
Jesns Christ, baptf1e Thea for the remission ST
thy sins, in the name of the Father, the Son.
and the holy Ghost y As heutters these words
he lays them beneath the water, and the indiVii.
dual who is being baptized being in. every case
blinded by the water, there IS struggle TO rise,
ana on several occasions both priest and baptiz-
ed rolled over together ia the stream. As IN s
be imagined this affords immense amusement
TO the mob, who testify their appreciation 81
clapping Of hands shSieks, and roafs Of sneYrii.
meltS-a Ter llzSg l1HGl) Er(, "a.
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JoHN PHd:SI1 or Two-Lpa6ED SWINE John
Phonix, the inimitable humorist sin continues
his winding way from Stateto State. he has
been on therailroads lately, and thus pictures
,whatwe SEQ every day:
ION entering railroad car, The FIRST object
Of the solitary traveller should be to secure an
entire seat to himself This may generally DO
done successfully by taking the outside seatand
ski3fully disposing a small carpet bag great
coat umbrella and cane, s0asto cover the inner
one. AS the passengers thrpnS into the car,
many will gaze earnestly at the place thus &C.
cupied, but will usually prefer t6move on rather
than give yon trouble; but, if tho car is quite
flied, the question viii, undoubtedly, be asked,
is that seat taken, sir2' when you should reply,
with an imperturbable countenance, 1T is, sir 7
and the inquirer, with perhaps slight chance
OF suspicion, viii move on As mans object
should be to make himself as comfortable as
possible in this world, that his mind may be in
proper frame to prepare for the next a
slight deviation from truth for the purpose of
securing this object, like the above, is quite par
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TnroLoelcAL sRuIxAluEs Axp colLRsrs-A
document prepared by Rev. z. freeman, Cor
responding Secretary of the :. New York Baptist
Union for Ministerial Education,' . and published
in connection with their annual report, gives the
following view of Theological seminaFfes in the
United States:
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SALE OF IyD1AS TRusr LANDS N KAxsAs-
By the proclamation Of the President, dated
Washington City, Feb. %, the salcof heIndian
trust lands in Kansas,wi take place as follows:
The Iowa lands, consisting of 90, 600 acres,
will commence at Iowa Point, Doniphan coun-
y, on the 9TH day Of May next, tocontinue from
day to day till sold
The KasN pskia, Peoria, Piankeshaw and Wca
Lands, consisting of $4,000 acres, win com
mence at Paola, Lyl1ens county, on Tuesday the
Goth of May next
The remainder Of the Delaware trust lands
consisting of $40, 600 acres, viii commence at
LeeomPton on the 9Sd day Of June next
ken below the valuation Of the commissioner
appointed to classify and value the same.
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AaCAED TOiTE1E LADIES.
DIR. puP0Ece's GOLDEN REALAPE PILLS are infali.
bstn removing or Of the nenses-
These Pills ne, but have been used By the Doc.
tor for many year,. both IN France and America MIN nm.
success in every ease, urged by
th0asand used tsu to mike Pins pub
e for the alienation Of those suffering from any
wen to those ladies whose
heen Hi not permit an ncreaae q family. Pregnant fe.
males or those suppoIing be
using these the proprietor ASSUMES no re.
sponiIy afterthe above adaonftion sltbon
ness would prevent Injury 70 heath; otherWise these
Pms arereeommended DlrectiOusa accompany each box-
Price 81 soldVholesale and retaT by
LAUGHLINs BUsHP1ELD
een1Agents for Ohio county, No Is Monroe 4.
orders must be addressed TO the above General
vim supply The trade Proprietor prices, and send
The Pls eonadentiay ladies by mail By enclosing 81 10
either, ct the wheeling Post-odee
N. RID, DppOnep's Golden Pms, signature az DAMON.
CO. on every ox none other genuine For artisula4sge4
W W guar ' o. Aren't. ap25-ly
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FL LTON HOUSE,

". t+54444b IUug z a,
VIE under9ignei having leased this ven known
= tei, ana having thoroughly Tated u t1keS EhIs - 3
Opportunity q rs elains 70 the travelling
ne has secured the o. most oR-
ing and attentive WaitsEs; and his table vim hs tfS
With ne Pest the market adrs- The staIiin =
full hOstleEH. y S44e-
me NEST dteent attention win EfVen to In51s ts
ana % cater to the Of an who nav bobS
sass5; ~ pains or psngs win be spared 70 make Ell
eeas los gu Tho may either PFlua1ently q
tmh36-d.EFW&U5ni ff6TTHT rr.TJsz5=
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NEBRASKA.
M L|GOY 6 S1HT.1 :. 3

y u Inv . 9 1eFoI N4nmd a tents,
OMAHA CITY, N. I.
Nv 4Lb make collection and pay particular attention 70
w investing money In Real E4tate.
money nTsgments for the rSt i've hundred doll i've
without charge fun and descfptton Of III town
ma cry and Of Lands the quality roll l,SOpoT.
ton OF prairie, timber land, water, etc, etc. -
Wt bgy property for capitalists and sen The when
ee tor une-h9f the profits, and share LOSES C1uaIz
"; theFeforeN viii equally Ia
property. = 9
Levers % inquiry neostnS portage stamp, win receive
pEoGl9S @Eee1lon We VIII also attend business
trusted to 0aF for Western Iowa,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ". lard, (lnesbS. Gspve41or "a
He6EjSES; Daniel WeSdsen seey KanEas Territory; A
Samn0eH Hheeliust Val Rev. Daniel waldo Chaplain n
s House Of Leroy Tutte Cashr West N
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The whole number Of colleges is IA; urofcs-
sors, s14; tutors, studeadents, 10, 757; Of which
1921 have the ministry in view. Whole num-
Der Of Alumni, 50 ,691.
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DAI1LEY5S MAGICAL. PAIN Elk.
IRA CJFH(OE

INFLAMMATION and PAIN as nseparable as FIRE ana
HEAT Inahuation produces pain and pain produces
hamRon Wherever there unnatural heat throbbnK or
redness, matter whether 1t caused by fever, huI4
sore poison piles, sead, burn sting theTs
ts tnra1attpn hundred books Thousand sermons
cannot alter or change the conclusion. 10 pain
and restore nature inflammation must De subdued 10 ae
eomPlish efforts Of the physician are always direct
ed Thousands Of physicians, thousand o. Tie rstad
most saRasops psrsons who have used DALLEY,sMAGIc
are convinced and admit, that its
control lnaamation most wonderful and Immediate
instantly alaytnE The palm neurane poison extracting
morbid seerelons and forcing her course
renewing and healing. No burn, sead, sore or
two severe 70 Yield to soothing and curing influence APP
ply Il Immediately and the has commenced
The Genuine tsenvelopedn steel Plate EngraTinr i,
the names Of O. YsOLdcKENER CO., propristors, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
. eta. per box.
All orders should be addressed to O. ". Clirkener
Co, 81 Rarelay ST Nov York. T.H.IoGAlJ eco.
sI<Sslms. .sl5z.s5s Wheeling, Va.
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BOOKS Stationery. 33aes.
ASs g ORR, Ne HI Nah is51ef a I1,-3ss
ssl toR g 9 eoGl1inity ~ - -
gl4et q he 1lIs E9l;l5 ana ven
SsS ~. FslsE = = ~ Intention q istS o.
E55 81 e5t e tslt lI16 IliVS
Il 3sk4=s5 $. - Fe1E71s
y As kQN AEpS q
elglEE ~ aIlFifaf r. go
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sPR q AZ. N-oII-on s!
CHROMIcl nIAI2l3lICEA.

We have IN The % respectable
citizen, shat be entirely dread
fnl dilease by asinS RHAYEs HOnLAh BIIFRRs.
person Doubling this ap3INdaV
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THRnLrNa RoAANCE- sold Some time since
4 Cincinnati paper received and printed the firSt
chapter Of what promised to be thrilling ro-
nance, in the expectation Of being provided
With the concluding portions as they might be
needed. The chapter was very iugenioasly
written, aud concluded by leaving its principal
character suspended by the pantalooRs iron. die
limb Of q tree over perpendicular precipies.-
4t attracted the attention Of the press, and in-
quirles began to be made concerning the consti.
tuition Of the story and the iate Of It's hefo.--
Day after day the ytctimiEe1 publishers looked
never came 70 hand. Finding they had been
sold, and wishing TO put stop 10 The jokes
their oOtempO Were cracking 1t their ex-
pens9, they briefly concluded the story thus
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Dr. o. J. WoodSIr have 1ss sfIs. y,
& bor and found sat
sf and restored my hair 10 lts oFiinSi eaioT bj had
$3.50 4N4ss s'45. WIN. TRUESDALE
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Il4tel H,rIrCrrTRn

ET.A11eToWts TIE
II RE DYSPEPSIA
HAMPT0N'S TIS GTURE -
So LII CURE COUGH
HAMPTON ZINC gHI
RHEUMATISM
HAMPTON IS TINCTITRE
Ia IRE SCROPULA
HAMPTON'S TTNGTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
HAAIPTON'S TLNGTURE
HA3IPT0N,S TINCTB8E
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE
HAMPTON IS met IRE
WILL TNYIG0RATR
HAliPTGNS TINGTURE
- e Y3IL5sGUf3E LOW SRlRTTS
HAMPT0NtS TINGTBRE,
NhereSeE used has been II CURING DIsE4sE
20 lIssAsEs or wossEs; and c4TILDRIsS IL !. 4
qBd 9E91ld b used in every family.
10 1s5 sorIu PAc1 srREET, BAtIINoRB
asse 9 4as' IS VIZ e ss sid ss'9E' Dt'e'e
~. No; e. REslsI g sI1;E1i1, BALTIsoaE.
q ailgt5eg e pies q1 lone, F6StOgeI f61e1R0
HISS AE q Z II 1SGt2aLAAD. ze1cAer,
Rer eaes GsE geass, of Lag aalod tateR Atr
ssi ERE5 s Is 9e sei sate g. Asr
boy In the family Of the Hon. ". Ihouasson. once
from esd 70 sot rs siias turned inside 1t ina.
oysE the eebsIls g e 70 pEsduee bllndne he vas
;2IssSssZA, we ptois piSsA;ssI. DE-.
MF. WM. Oldham, OF Baltimore euStOueIousus suffered
from these complaints for IS month";, With 2 Mind
seVsEey effected He eured by aInPtOns HrEe atle
ItnetlTes nfter other thinER talIed.
SOGGH, GOESJ.IP1IO1-6 de.
Mr. Henry g VIM bad 9 Cough tsr Teat.
nesss ETC.; had In all hEe OF SIX PhJaeafi tried ali the
HlIPIaSsS EGkT4BLETyyoJERE
RE0fsR e g SsE e rs R71dIf sf7
TIE GREAT LgFTG0RATORA&DRE ST0RER az
THE SUMAIER-ITS SEASES-THE REM.
EDY ATHAND.
ElRAdkPTOR'S VEGETABLE TIYGTUPF
have the strongest assErauee Of good edee1s a.
tis medicine IN Cholera MOrbns DIaFlaas and eass,
Of the Bowels incident n Tie season. It tnEigorAtel e
stomach and bowels, Gn rVnePS the SysteIn crest
ance In combating the approach Of tndeed al f0rES
HA4PZ0G3S VEGETABLE TyHcTURE,
By Its m nd action the stomach, liver and ktdneys vim
cure DyGpesfa, Coughs, AstRPG. BrORe1tqt aSd Lsss
Afeefi0Ns, Paths IN tie Rack SIDE 0iSd Rrtdst fo5Z
Dttes, EtfsAl. GoNt, Neuralgia FL.
tid, Pies, BcIeeR ConpldfBt 3, Worms da sEg0ur Ts
biEitfes, and diseases sing from impure blood
DELIedTEtEYL
9as hess il 9EeTs lts saISEs95 yEEHs
HaEnpt0ns FinGtuTe cannot be excellFd. As eanfyp,
agent II Is far superior to cosmetcs Of the an
producing beautiful clear skim and giving the cbEt
the color Of the ImPaFtiRg every muscle that NJ
and beauty. So - 7z,Z
Chronic Periodical Nervous, Sick Headache Of Ie.
StOfattVe. where gentle smulant wanted We believe.
superior 10 nj the cordtls before the public 10 ~
10t and on aga the Single and Married, We ofsr de-
most valuable remedy. 20
Call And get Pam hlets traits, and see cures
70. sac By IT, u Logan q CO.. Wheeling, Gen
sald 81 MORTIMER uo,gr.AY.
949 Baltimore St., Baltimore,
and S5$S BrOaaUoy, n. r
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.. WOOD CO. Proprieter Sls RrSodWay n aud
FOR saleIn Wheeling bv
NH Al. 4 LOGAN g CO..
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-. 2 80 II
HAMPTON1S VEC}ETA BI,E TINCYFITRR

HAMEIONiS5 BEsC3EIAbl S1lNCEUEE.
We have been requested persons. Who have ex-
pegienctd the benehctsi ss 81 ibis nnieine 70 make
mention Of IN editorial eoiumns. Although enter
tAinihE oplnlon Of qulekeEy ends4aaoks
nestrqras IN seEa ne would not knogingy refuse credit
WhsEe u Is due addeceds Ne are
bolnd p 4HamRtops YeEeia-
Ole T.netuFs Of Chronic md seTUia
loui AGeeli onE-4ol5 n 1Yeps, JqytlldI5 l9tk.
sad By TN. Logan co,
sps-1Hs ss General AEsnts.
sa1s1A' snrsaR arlIIn.-Hor ehe reuaoral and per.
u9anapt cure q a ron IN ffHgs State Of
sic habit system mis- easlnt aud eInea-
eiOuS remedy win ssity STIMULATE Tie functions of the
stomach and bowels regular healthy action and 1it-
ont nausea or parting exPeI IA deIetersous ae.
eumuintons, PEt The blood the eircuatIon pro-
mote perplraons Improve the apetite apaIt tone and
vsoF to the sss. and Graduay, but surely. ssterpate
the disease.
Prepared and seiI b AB, 8 D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, NeE York.
s SOFA hisoby ]. a. CRUMBACKER.
Sold also b Drusyisss EepsFallT. mhsI-1r-d&W
RntchelOr's Hair. Dye.-LIkea a big river, broad
and deep and strong, reputation Of 1I A BAFCHR-
LoRs HAIR DYE G0vs Onward, burying 1aitators,
up drowning an eompettOn cast
Ing upon e shores and opposing rocks Of boast
Ing pury and The dead p Of nnaPpreented trash-mOn-
gers Made, sUIeF applied, go BrcadEay, York.
Ceunteyelts offered, avoid an except box VIZ.
A. BACHELOR on.
Sold by 4, u, LOGAN CO.,
mh3l-lm Bridge Corner DruEgiSts.
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have used Professor Woods Hair 10 Del.
@ = nreEents the hair from coming out and
lae. RS g Others OF my fam
= PROCESSES 70 bs. uRSRY CLARK, MehiESn ITeuue.
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De. u. D.E. VALEEr,s

FHMtal4o -IEFtIUUIOihI- PII4L,
These ps have been used In the private practice Of the
Proprietor also In the Hospitals of France for many
years, osting with unparaeled the great
est satIsfectIon-cnriug where other remedies fail.
They act as charm in correcting rreEnarity and OBJ
charge.
mild and gentle smulant They produce an agreeable
exherRtiou and happy influence mind andsbody.
Pregnant females, those supposlnE Themselves so are
miscarriage, although circumstances injurious 70
tte most delicate. For sale by
janl5 LAuGHLNs BUsHF1ELD.
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After hanging TO the tFeacheFo1s limb for
-four weeks, his patGloons gayeWa and Charles
Melville rolled headlong over. Is yawninR pre-.
scipiee. he Ten Q distance "a ftva miles and
scamg down with the small ul his back across .
stake andsTidered fence 81 ieh 50 Jared him
that he Vas compelle % travel in Italy Tor his
health, whore he Is 1t present residing. He IS
engaged in The butchefing business and IS the
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SHIs = ore % ne aaa i1t TI,4sis
modst1ous q the test hotell lsi & r.
e zil s9s Abroad the l6nInE
2 Rims ESEIS3sl3I n OF HATS