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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-09

A Violent DemoHstration.--on Wednesday
evening VIM, G. McGelvey, follower of the
art prescrSativc of all arts" man slightly adj
dcted TO drinking and one who has emphatically
been there" was parmking of his supper at
Louis HuSeman's on Water street. when some
thing tranSpired that didn't exactly suit him.
lie pitched into the eatables like man deter
mined to destroy all he had left unconsumed,
scattered the dishes about pell nell, heller
SHELTER all over the house, and seizing large
knife threw h-m>elfinto a threatening attitude
fierce to behold. He was arrested aud lined
five dollars and costs, which he paid aud took
u receipt.
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French Goods

TIINTZES-2Un tces IA wide warranted colors at
~ l2X cents, always sold for IS yard. Also As
eecond mourning chinizes Mt III cents
LoUPINES BEST ALL WOOL, DE LAME atSI1S cents
per yard.
LAWNs-The very best quality, which to sell at 80
low as So cts ward.
CHALLY DE LAINEs-Plain and figured, the very lnsEt
plain at ~ cents, and figured at 95 cents yard
OAIBR GRAPE E'ESPAt+HE-s5 pieces beautiful styles
and eOlors, very low price.
OMBRE BAREGE 80 pieces, worth so cents. for only
95 cents yard.
~ few pieces Auneline Dress Goods, very nice and
SDO Pieces New siIL.-An excellent nll.boiled
Black SILK rich l0strg "a inch vide only 6jH
per ard; sold last season ut 81 per yard.
The Greatest EBnrgnjn Vet.
will se superior SILK ROBES, OF yards each same
quality sold last fom S25 to $50, Fer only
S1S apiece. challenge any merchant possessing
Judgment about silks deny that these Robes not
sold half their value. Also superior article GOL0RED
POULTDE ROBES a DULLES, side stripes, very de-
srabe coors and de gus and viii be sold bsrsain
They Of very recent mporatdnu Of large Sew York
retail MT and were bought below Importers
Also, reeeysd about 80 dress patterns Of syles
fancy Silks. handsome and cheap.
100 BAREGE, LAWN K ClfALLf ROBES both side strIpes
and double skrts. Barege Robes 20 ds such gold
last season for $1u will now sell for S5 Chally RObes
excellent style, very cheap Fine Lawn Robes
Dollar and Fifty Gents apiecei at ALEX. HEYAAHS,
lS7 Main s..
JOANAMA HATs.-The most beautiful lot of Panama
Hats ever brought to this city, - 70 -.
ie22 8. D. HARPER s soNs.
Western Reserve Cheese.
100 BOXES prime Cheese, Just ssle by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-09
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female pills

Prepared from prescription OF SIR y. Clarke n D.,
Ihystetoa hetraOrdinayy to the queen
This invaluable medicine is unfang in the cure of all
those painful dangerous which
constitution Is subject 1t all and re-
all DISTRACTIONS ard speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
it Is especially suited. It Will short bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent cOuntcriehs.
CAUTION.
2Heso Pits should ant be taken 6yJenGIes during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS or pregnancy, az they are
care 70 bring Miscarriage, bGtat any oe' tine ey
arc sats.
In all Of Nervous Spinal Affections, Pain In
the Back and Lsbs, Fatigue slight exeron, Palptta-
Heart, Mysteries Whites, these Pills will
elect when ali other have failed, and all
though powerful remedy, iron, eaomtl,
anthony, any :ling hurttul the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
CLate 1. @. Baldwin Co.. Rochester, n. Y.
N.B-s1,OO and postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thorised Agent, will bottle contauing 90 pills,
by return mall.
FOR sale Bs t. H. LOGAN / CO., wheeling,
b. l.. Fahn Co, Wholesale Agents, Pttsburg;
Purcell, Laid Co.. Wholesale Agents Va, Rich
mond. ap2s-ly
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PASSENGERS
FKOm THE wEsT d:OINc


FHOm THE WEST GOING SOUTH,
TWICE daily Sunday night excepted) for he Relay
i House, Washington, Frederickshurf, Richmond, PEE
tersburF, Weldon, &c. &C. (cid. RIVER and the
Rclni ond, Fred burg AID Potomac Rairoud) by
lsndid and hle steamer, Acqu thence
TO Richmond by the Richmond Fredericksburg aud PCto
Railroad.
Hours of departure from Washington $50 A. n and
NJ, SUNDAY pted) Leav suncays ESQ 4. ".
ONLY Baggage under charge Of special ageit checked
through to Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon.
Prom Washington to Richmond .........-. 5 so
Prom do TO Petersburg
Prom do TO Welior.....-
From TO WILMINGTON. .......... 70
The Richmond Fredericksburg Potion Railroad has
been in operation for % md In All that tim
seDger las either killed crrI led b. accident which
without parallel in the history OF Railroads. in this
ccuntry S. RUTH, Supt Trans
June %
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NOTICE no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOTICE TO "A OuS Elk EEPERS.
New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
ME subscriber takes great pleasure in informing his
his SEING SI6tR or SO0S Which i" @ @
and embraces the create variety offered this city
NV stock consists in part Of eompet. asscrsme OF
Curtain Damasks, Satin Deaines, t Cornices Curtain
Bands aud Pins, Table and Piano Covers, together with
stock selected with style aud price
and do think that oder LaoUceeis that have
not before been offered in this city
Those in want Of Goods in the House Furnishing line, will
SHsi Themselves that this the place GOod and Cheap
aps NO I4s Main St.
| (IoMP. syn. OF PHosPIIATEs, or CHEMICAL FOOD
~ Price dollar per pint.
Elaneard's Proto IodIde Of Iron Pills,
Aromatic Tooth Paste,
Flayorng extracts Of superior quality, &C., &C.,
AEays TO be had at WASH. Eton Hail Drug Store,
p ATrAM's PATENT LATHEs.-Battam's celebrated
10 Watch Makers Lsthes viii be supplied at Pa.entees
prices, on application TO j. n SCOTT,
HTAWATHA HATS.
UsT received lot Brown Leghorn Hiawatha Hats,
y light and durable ue22l s. D. HARPER SONS.
RoNNETs-5'O received pr Expr5ss Which y III
- be sold extremely low ISAAC PRAGER.
oksE RAhks.-s:ssl sPring TYeh HOrss kaAes,
;N very desirable criticize for s'S % copov,,
(NHkEsE.-50 Bxs. Prime Cheese FOR sale ~
y js25 SMITH & GoRRELL.
. III
Je25 i-''-,-''''',- -''9s''' - sSIIrH GoRRELL.
QLACK, Dr.b. and Smoke colorrd French Felt Hat
10 Cai and ser them. U=22l $. b IARPER SONS.
EILLlBusTER HAT-Iusi received and Tor sale by
II je2| s. u. HARPER SO -.
= UBiMER UAPS.-A fne assottut ut just crIvcd.
= jog 5. b HAi.PEB = SONS
ApIEs EXPANSION SKIRTS, Mr4ppe, Ktrus, 5 IT
II ca es Skirt Rests (anrw pateu) Fancy Basket
fumeT, Soaps, Brdshfs of al kinds always hand
for cash. ljeI2l PAYNE CO.
OLIVER sPooNS-Jast received silver Tall, Fea Des.
y sert and Salt Spoons, Silver Forks Butter and Fruit
Knil es, Soup Il die, &C. Lelll J. 7. SCOTT.
uSr RECEIVED large assortment of Rodgers Bros
- fine Silver Plat Ware, sting OF styles
Spoons, Forks. Dessert butter Knives c. rs
Lndles, CUPS, Sc. ljrltl J. I, SCOTT.
BY EXPRESS
WE win open this morning beautiful Of
w White Frnss (new sylel for trimming Manties and
Bnsques ielTl HEISEELL & SWEARlEGEN.
TloYs' Drab BesEorn Hats, Just opened.
ID je2s D.HARPER soNS
ITALIAN BRAIn.-IIave this day OF dark
4 colOred Italian Braid Hats, for Men and Boys.
je22 s d HARPER 4 SONS.
NNYliITE SHIFTS We have a lurse stock WI
w slrts, plain Linen and marseiles; do Fancy SHIRTS
OF all styles and quality, f,r sale very low by
js7 WHEELER LAHiN, 102 Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-09

PROF. o. J. WOOD c0.-Gt.ti: Ti.iia fes days
We lave recsved many orders for PrU1 D. J.
Woods Hair Restorative ;hattn daye were coIoIed 20
send 10 Boston for9 qdat;ts, CtL gz- afdrd
Al being soldl while FAt qnaItty IrvI wy
ESery Gofic Sc6 hare Sol hut produced Tue
oIOlr ftsle cstOzasrs, lid tie LTOJ.tlgt IRtrc!-
receives from tie Substantial worthy CO..
Eens Of Vicinity, fully TfLtitis MOsT
VALUABLE PREPARATIONS.
Send ns sool be grOss Of 81 sEe and oi.s
dozen 81 size; aud believe yous.Tery respectfully
(Sigued1 DANIEL LATItVK.' z Co.
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Hiekory Gruye. s.. charlr. Id. IA Nnn ls q

aiek0ry Grove, 81. CHARLIE Co., Mo. Nov. IS, issC
PHOF o. j. ROOD-DeaT Sir: Some Iirn= btsi sGn1EusE
We were Induced to OF your Hair lstoTsye sd
ia elects Toadrruli I, q il uUty GU AID
the afflicted, to report Il.
Our ittle sons head for time bren perIsci
covered with sores, ana called HEAD II
iair almost entirely came OF in eonstquel.ce vl,u
ilsnu Seeing his tuhertnsh, advised Jour
rat!Te, e did 80 with little hope ofsueees. but
PRISE and that OF all friends, Teiy few applications
removed the disease entirely sad ana uxu crUv
OF Lair started out, and say our boz
ha5 healthy scalp, and uNuriant crop u hair .
ANY other elu We therefore, do hereby Teeou
mend your Restorative, Terfectreaed for ali dzthss
Of the scalp AID hair. We ale, y6uTsi ctctiuIIy
GEORGE W HfJGINRoTHAAf,
5ARAH a. HIGGIEBQ4 lam
Gardiner Maine, June 2s 1885
PROP o. WoOD-Drar Sir; have usrd tao bO:.ir.
Of Professor Woods Hair Restorative, trt a.
il the greatest discovery Of ihe age restoring 1
changing tile Hair. H~fore using II 6es-I.
Ny Hair original color You can
recommend Il to the world without tie lear a. ~
Yours Respectfully,
DANIEL n. dUEPHY.
O. J. WOOD co, ProPrte;ors BE Broadwsy, Rev Yo.L
Qn the gTestN Wire Railing Estahlsnlent,l ard ~
Mar<et St, st. Louis. Bic. A5d sold by all good Drug
dees.dtwl w1y, ez5aP'.sm
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Western Reserve Cheese.
1O0 BOXES prime Cheese iustrvceivei and sss by
lOUy Jes9 IS. REILLY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-09

JOANAMA IIATs-The most beautiful lot of Panama
II Hats ever brought to this city, - 70 ~.
ie22 s. D. HARPER soNs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-09

LAUGHLINs BTsHFTELp Agent for Wheeling Va
Sold also by 7. Il. Logan Co.. RUndenberr and Or, &
gists genert Is, mh2 "a
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TEE BEDFORD GAZETTE
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
81 MEYERS & BENEORD

81 MEYERS & BENFORD,
At the following terms, to wit:
$3.50 per aanum, CASH, in advance. s
$@OO " If paid within The year
$3.50 's il PAID within the year
3 No subscription taken for less than six months.
u No paper discontinued until All arrearages are
paid, unless at he option Of the publishers. 1t has
seen deolftsd by the United States Courts, that the
3toPpage Of newspaper without the payment os ar
Tearases, is prime Jarif evidence Of fraud and is 4
criminal offence.
QS~T The courts have decided that persons are ac-
eountabe for the subscription price Of newspapers.
If they take them from tae post Office, whether they
subscribe for them, u not.
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Freedom Of 1aonGAt and Opinion.

was promptly ioiiowed by public ores and
ia'h''s were Collected 70 numerous places ioi
me fEPE7ss purpose OF aIHaS an eHoFi 10 e*-
cinie southern property from haasas. ms
SFct'oaai ana iaaaiicai purpose was, 10 Practice
sPneFaiy coaPiea with some one or more
ssHr"rS o. money making 81 0 blshiy specuia-
i've character. MS effort very naturally pro-
FoNra C'Hater eA5fiS, and violent c2ntroFff-
siTs 0tiWeen the aSsalaats and the assalsd fol-
lowed.
The creators Of strife. as often is The case.
were w7rstod. Oftha voters on that occasion
this may be said May were bad men. Tie
scene was, II possible, as disyraref1l as those
which have been such scandalous rapr0ach to
the large cities ofthe Atlantic aud Pacific States
IN violently contested elections.
Tnmet}iat-Iv after fi,s rrr,, rr., ,.ls,t;,, ,,o,,
oftts va,srs IsI1,r;, .5.t, &c ~, n-,,.,J -
inr rartise and a~,on7r 49,, lha Lsl.,,,I ca,-
4ili,fa c,r f.rs-.t,, - F., ?, 80;
t7rv. nayar f., fnrn Fsn3f ~. a,r;,-..t.
from a., ys-;,rs C.,fss ~. 49,, a., 80.
the adjacent c..f...r af...,.,.; 49,, -
easy aud early f,oii.;as ~ ,,'',;., ,I,.n..i,..
comfortable. n2<ssd fha a., ,,.;rf,@ !, y,,..s
ana fna7v Of The settlers !, karsss r.,+, a5;g-
souri, passed lb4 winter ant or ,ba Ts-,.t,-,.
But with The snrip-. cn,i-rar,s 7-l tis,orl..oc.s
returned TO Kansas Dar.r, ~ y,t-l,..f H.,
second year ls55l.it i believed tbp majority of
The actual settlers in Kansas were einigrants
from the adjoining State But as he mass Of
the emieraais sent ont 10 Kansas under he
Inspiration II the ah0iitionists were po5!Iv IT,
ted tlr labor in uubroaeu fields. and lad to
draw iarzely upon tie ali! or absent and Gaaii-
cal rieu3s 5rsuppogr and both the supported aad
r.g @ "gle T , aSeos5oned 10 'rarsi-rg ard Dis
I'.r.''' - if'l',35 was 4a'eHit 1H,a VIA
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THE I.ECONpp p0y OICSTiay.

OuF readers are aware taat the Senate Com
| mitee on Territories, TO whom was referred
the Message Of The President accompaaying tn,
copy q iae Lecomp,0n Constitution commnni
Gated by him 10 that body, presented on Thurs
Gay week, three reports in relation 10 the sub.
Iect, representing as many diiIerral classes q
! views between which the Committee was diyi-
ded The report made by Senator Green, d
Missouri, presents toe views of the majority
OF the Committee of the Administration, and
Of the Democratic party generally; that sub
Matted By Senators Coiianer and Wade reflects
the sentiment Of the Republicans while third
prepared by Senator Douglas represents In,
own iaJiviauaIiiy, and lhe anomalous ground
which the Senator occupies, as Dcmocrat OF
suspected orthodoxy, exc0mmunicated br the
leading organs Of his party, yet stoullv, affirm
in5 ~ the teeth Of the President and the partv.
taat has, rot theirs, is the true democracy ii
tAe hanSas-AebFaska act and Cincinnati plat
form. We sn.Joia the more important portions
oi the majority report, which, after an eylen-
dea historical review Of the i" "h0le matter. com
meuclng with the first acquisition OF Kansas
irom france By the treaty Of Al pal 39th. 1903.
aaa i,s subsequent erection into a Territory ol
ibe United states by act Of Congress, MAY 3).h,
lN1}, and closing with the adoption Of The
Lsconpllon Constitution on The 2!st December.
1887, proceeds as fa.Fows:
LaFing thus given an historical accauat Of
The matter referred for their consideration. rour
committee VIII briefly reviw the whole subject.
nnetnoarsassed by details iHey viii LOOK at
HE su'j'el as J! originated, as it has been for
three years, and as Il now Is
The population Of our country lgur wears
ago was principally confined 5r treaty and by
law 10 iilr comparatively small region wing !1
he east ot th3 r.yer Mississippi Iowa 1Iiss5gri,
Arkansas, and part Of Louisiana were found On
the wrs.Frn bank. Also, on tie extreme
southern bank, Texas aud Minnesota on the
northern. California and the settlements of
oregon were uro8 The Pacific coast in The
centre, New Mexico and TIab. The ir.r9s7ss
couH'TY !YiHE beiWs Ct our Scantv settlements
upon the PaciHc and western boundaries Of
Iowa, Missouri and Arkansls may BE- sail, IN
general terms, and with the above exceptions.
10 nave been unocc0Ped. Guarded by tht
la3ian non-Iafercourse act and 5Y Indian trza-
'!FS, ao! without territorial organization, tie
country Was rendered, Ly--4-4--a-,rs l1r-. a.-'
an iialceSsi1te so'ltUar, .walch pioneer S8tt-
lers might not Legally disturb. EGther extern
s'-E5 OF settlement 70 the Yves. ward we've taUe
2cre5:e. aY law. The westera border Of three
-, ~, 60 VS. ..e "7s.e." q
'''.'I we ''~s'''' '.s up o. '''
- '..' 10 ,es' ''"' "'.'' '.'s '3-
',-'.,, ~. 'i'.''7'l ui''n me s''''S 9. ''
,s 2'F",s states Eal oee.'.'. 4lss'.-
-, e4,''-''ee i.F western N.-;'si'a over
-, '....4i ava 'F..''' wilderness "..1@.-'
....',s.'@ ''T q e2a,.ah2'S 4',@A-e
NUS SH"ra.1". ing y '.'.'
'}''
,.,f ..-. 5' .... .s 81
r-.er... r-.-.-. e.s ~
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:SANIVEL. BEWARE OF TIE FIDDERs."

The Schenectady Rsf-e'or is responsible fer
the following Qeite mistake lately occur
r-d in love affair at Duanes5urg. a couple
If voung ones agreed 10 e!ope tosether, and by
saTe mistake ia he preliminary arrangements,
slfp gentleman Fut his ladder mp 70 the window
Of tie next 10 The one in which bis Sweetheart
slept, and which proved 10 be thai in which
her anxious mamma, a handsome widow, repos-
ed She turned the mistake 10 her own ad-
vantage; got into his arms: returned his aiFec-
tionate embraces; was borne by him 10 the
carriage, ard BY preserving becoming silence
uRtil daylight, kept him 5iiad Of his error, and
BY the potent power Of her blandishments, ac-
luallg charmed him into ualrimony with her.
SELF We give these facts on the authority Of
a responsible correspondent.
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ell the forms Of law, called and elected a Cor
siituiloHal Convention TO make a Constitution
could ip8aliy Interfere with il, either 10 incrpas
o. lessen lis powers. The Convention. bein
ihe 7eel oiHcial representative Of tue sorer
flGaty of the people, could no more be rpstric
'ed % ils legitimate acfion by Legislature
than eo4ld tae people themselves be restficte
h4d taey been assembled, in person, in OF
great Fllss meeting, to make Constitution f.
/ tleif csc government. Hence the work O
tnal Convention was inal and complete, an,
must s. refhain in all It's parts, until change,
b} the people that called and elected the Con
Vehlioa shat made it. The vote on the singl
clause submitted on the 2lst of December. 1857
was hnal vote the Convention itself if re-
assembled, could neither change the Constilu.
ton nor order second vote. The power with
winch II was entrusted BY the people is exhaus-
ted Its members are now only private citi.
zens, a5d, like other private citizens, must obav
eacli aud every requirement OF the Constitution
"h'cA i4ey sererai!y helped to create. Far
lsSS can a thereto unauthorized Executive.
jUiiclafy and Legislature, change, alter modify
or naiiIig tue Constitution made by the peopIe
through their selected ePreseutatives- repre-
sen'atiVes elected by The people themselves,
aad clothed with special, direct and positive
Co,4 go. -. ''.'''' ana ~ o''lTF l''lffoSr'
cig1srs c.enot -, % sooo
-. -, '-.,'io, | co.'s,ehliy 90 any thing ez-
-. = 0l',-'',' 'l''4t2Fs q Ia" and known
's' -. % 3a5 P19.tc peace. 1t IS alike
''''' J'>' - grant the iniaueHt de-
- = ~ s,''l i 'l[5ly; oe losy it" Or many
iian r. ~ :, - t .,..'' % oYS5luFa Consit1-
- az lgIIi"s supporters OF the
-. qua Jaws oi haf@as The more es-
.,,a..5 80 '.lr "a'i''1i aisaIoeTs would mol
a. a' ,''S - o. C2i'Piaiat q any hl9t, as
. ''lHly aSsTL' u thsy had iisten-
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JOSEPH w. -A&,
RTTG2@ RE- tE EzzEE,
AEC

TGaE GEQIGG G&CGGl},
HAS for Sale 10 Farms, ar3 -. .eg6 acres OF Coal
and unin nprovea Land, iu Bedford aod Falfoa couG.
ties. Also Lois ia the town oE Asar,oa. Laat
sold IN quantities 70 suit p1rvuaSsrs Proposals iuf
timber are invited .Fom Lambefmsa. Terms easy
Aug. +. iSj7.-Gr.
.Y,s>s>f- - -y~S~r~'-5 - y---f : 80
". J. saEz. C. w. ErNFoc. r. E. sr-'-E
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DR. 7. 4. REiNFR

y EsPECTFULLY bess leave to tender HI.
Al Professional Services 10 the Citizens Of
Bedford and vicinity.
10 Office in Julianna Street, at the Dr6g
and Book store Feb. II, 1884.
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TeA.s E2. T. EaE.s.E-

RESPECTFULLY tenders his professional SER
vices TO the citizens Of Bedford and vicinity.
Office and residence on Put-Street, in the
building formerly occupied by DR.. John HoGus.
June 2t, 1853.
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Bedford, Feb. 20, 1859.
CESSNA s. SEEassn0za,

Z AVE formed Partnership n the Pra1tica
Z I Of the Law. Office nearly opposite
the Gazette CHIco, where one or the other Eay
al all times be .3aad.
Bedford, Oct. %, 1919.
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Essence Of Jamaica Ginger. which should
have a place in every family, for sale at Dr..
Harry's.
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MnTTC2.
Fh. 10, 1888.

JUST received al Sa0emaleg's C0iana3e
Store, large assortment Of Boots, Shoes,
Hats sc. [dtc.t, '5T1
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CORN.-Oae thousand bushels for sale-also
Family four-Prmp new Bacon a's2-av
4. b. CRAaiER & CO.
Feb. 10, 1888.
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TO BE HE'D 1T Or. HIPRYS.
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WAGONS.-S+veral new two horse wagons,
work warranted, for sale on liberal creditor
for country produce by A. B. CRAaiER & &c.
Feb. 10, 1885
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LEMBER.-TweHtyT Thousand feet ofSPTuce
&Piue Boards, also large supply Of Poplar
Scanllins-far sale by A. B. CRAMER & Co
Feb l9, 1888.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-27

o% BOXES Herring, for sale iy
~ee s JENKIN L co.
4 CHOICE lot o Pickles in Jars, half gallons ADD
~ quarts. Also John Bull Sanr- Mushroom Catsun
Tomato DO, in PITT and quart bottles for sale BIZ
SAMUEL JENkIN & Co
90 LBS. shelIed Almonds, for sale bv
-,JO s. JEEEIS Co
ndershlsfs.-Fcr Gentlemen or aides wear aools,
u and silk az the New Store 0. J. SMITH
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-27
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHI. AlfIpIIA

/ beaergfef' Institution esta5ihsd be- spoesl EafgS-
A9eHfJor re retset a. is scE and Distressed eadt-
ea 1rHh BTHicat md Epidcatic Diseases
rE7HE HOWARD ASSOCIATION in view Of the awful
4 destruction 90 human life, caused tv sexual dis
cases ana {he aecrpiGon- actIcea upon the
victims "a" such dI~rses by cVacks, several yeaJs aco
I-.tcd tt.'ii consulting SUI Ecpr. CHARITABLE
t' worthy 81 taer uslHr open Ispcisarg tho
treatment c ilL= class Of G--t7 iu all their ard
give lli'is ia NIe GRATIS tu ali nc fplg by letter.
sim description ~ their condition. cage occupation
li5s "i ilie S-.l IE poverty 20
FJENfst 14EpICiNEs FREE CHkRGh. II l. needless
~ add thar lac s~otatior commands the highest Med
lael slil Of Inc age, and ia furnish tile approved
Z modern treatment
The Directors al the Association ia their Annusl Re
port uUon hr treatment at sexual Diseases for the year
ending January Ist, IS5S, express the hghcst saac
ton with the which has attended storn Of
the coHsui ting surgeon the SpeI orreaa
seminal Hosness Impotence, Goaorroga. elect -
phtIs, tlfc e onaHsfn -elf-abuse and order
continuance OF the same plan The ensuing wear
The Directors, review Of the past feel assured
that their abOrs in bis sphere nf benevolent fort
been "a great benefit g." the afflicted. especially The
with renew cd zeal, - this important and much deste1
cause.
An aGmirI report on Spcrng4tof1hoea, or 6eminai
Weakness. the vice Of olsle, Master baton, set
abuse. and other diseases of 5e sexual organs. by ta
consulting surgeon, viii Re sent Is mail ssaeq CO.
velopey FEEE CHAGE on receipt OF Two STAMPS feI
postage. Other Reports and Tracts the nature ape
treatment Of sexual disease diet, Sc. constantly
being published for grtn!tsus de trbution, and vii %
sont to the afflicted. S0rle renaedies ah4
uletioaE OF discovered during the last year
o great
Address. for Report treatment Dr. GEORGE ~ Al
HoUN, consulting surgeon, Howard Association, 10
south NINTH street, Philadelphia, Pa
BY order Of he Directors
EZRA D. HE@RTWELI, President
CSC. IAIRGHTLD, -etorH Iyv1