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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-21

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fee uits fnafttspts hss Bag spH ,,Wsstyt S&tibs
Il ANptusbsIpbta gale Vile, fir @agbdutbsftn t5,0s
sis ast tas balst Sas s1n t6 @ansHta fur pttpai-a-
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sta assts steEetYl ftla, tas heEdst, lsis eBs auE
tmM.r s prtis btf WdttrlaIitn Et5t fstafa frhDusH
aRttn 9af aafrs&t GtaIssH asb e.at iitut erb5buHs
s Drttlts bti ssu ie sspess SsHIHEppu II bsstr ss
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Jsst astt urit.a rfieu tss ssHtsziv Hl&t spav
fsnnts ssfritsisi, wtrs lathsatnpRata nas kds Edk
iEraenHatttt. Die ssasstx StsbtE nae assn &bdlss
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ssgsptEst stsa&t, utsbsa tasflIie bdsTst,
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WI NN. W. Sflntibi.

VT. %, N,.@invNr.
Fat lOibsnst etu&t bdiiagilisa anb JosfssIs ,sgtJ
pdpt'nb ~ pdbiul
Ytigi9'r 5alIlFlrt 3hiuua pft SAYS, $500
pnnGenu Bltstltf 8iaitu 4OJ
Bulinfr RlltbuabGt9 avs
Off Sa.dr Brlid5r ilsir Hanult!iuaa ts 500
aA8tmrut Wluifr, ldiuua bu 9dbr. 4O1
SourndI tur ugbtrnt ettauh. UcJs Hab
pdbltGf goHb4rbHtfh bsr 5att, SuJ
Dtt 9atttHiinbe p6a R0ig, WI 9aer, 400
&taTmdEns tuutr. Ei0aa sg,ftf, ytt bti S7is
sen soHtT erMiFai- 6litaaB FU NRasr,
Die N,ut sBHt,
Dit Rfu, dgtt
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b'uiiGf Dluai.BtmnssStt yab.. ia
E'sBiupt tnF @'durruUliuHbt 81 Hcllo. .ulaiits
SILT ktYt &btusst "a 4tU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-21

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unisYid@sdtf @adi isHt astgabt, loets kas s,ss,t,
pnbiiiun tn Hastntlprn aui i,ri Sasgtpr IA, -
l0feuaus ben pastttH Hnb gtIbSsssebinns
s!G "a gag ot5i Q isns antmtrifam HRb earantltt
utussefntp autts6es. - ''N"'"'e
padstt fur Bsipsagttn btatmat n,,s,-
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nsltmttI shts,s'nsthemats. Oar EtuIa6r bse
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-21

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!SiiAts
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aitsia sa,aas.a, sSspi%sat sm Ss~'s's-"f'''''
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sapllaln &bi,rs, Sapiialn btuttaass.
Bssbts sps btm I, 3aHi toA paMburs aus itrt ttAtl
mastssn habritn btsEnts. bitr t5ldt aue aaG s'i
Jpraiatlafs stHf SetiIt s,baui In W1aubittt soa-
portta,aIs siuattptlt, boa 1000 GunuCz Itbss uus
tas,s 10 pdbrtnl ta ltshA is&. NOaais III AaprtsS
tpilbtn epsinnk sBb bG Sra uHitr BupsHes sft
ississH saplIslnt NIB SiHgtntrt ats btpKbut f@t'
aat irgntl ksysdtrt, elm srprobtsf Hfi an coFt.
nE etH a9dnlttn bfs TIbitiums iu tniipEftth EitS
ta bisrN Sabre be .'ofiis sait btttuttab asrbtltsi.
gos ssai an StEb riss bn afnaanltn ettdf az l.,
tius ts,s MOGait Dos 0l'r nab baaaars upteiri.
pos W,esS g,pH !pnnburs.
.Ssamosts" DtL i, "vU1uIea" Dn. /.
YaiIa8ttrprslt fir 1857.
II, aSin., SHa ".";S'stic s,ticon tn salute sics. 90
in 30. $500 2tt co.. - 1000
BpiE%.hbts $3.50 BwiiGsnsis i1,W
say R9. I'm ben jebtSen @tlbpr9alt-
nilTen ,u entipreten, fnb bic prelt fir paf'
(age In Der ,rpeiten Salute unb In 3iptiten-
bed I'M $500 bitteer 0efeat 'pit btsber
Grae Gailte Sloo
3pette bO. -, 5O
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Sassst sns grssi II sasGA Aiissiis ~ tssssiHa th
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EB1ssssS @stdS tDcVE,
Hr IL, observation-disclosures.
SsasaslAAay MdGi itlnm sr,uatsE Icpis btrs FsA
silInH ubtreaupt, bH tgg,btHt Nnsnst tak 81 Ilizs
ntu~ttRBtrt9,ett 8uUbnbettt
nn0 Er, ~, FGta Uapstfs Htyaks.
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etleFtta Gpanu gut frtGasf.
dl6id9 Hapin tarlGt dHfzuilGz, tat ~ sz sR,s
5tE glast su finli6, tf str bsH tfaufa as 70 ~
"toda 9tarneriStth DtbfgirRit anlrttigt.
aut arisa Dut- uub E,uai.Ginbiuls UsrtsE Az
iaAaauol, tauupait ma. i@nyG beierst. W.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-21
Sanitdt8rGtb DIR. med. Eape,
pa2, aprb-GHta.s-, nhpt tWHlbFrSHr'
Gprehhunofn
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tltpits. 'eg aHA 70 ew ststs GSssaas Y eass
isrsfaprtn riss, itus sspaantlf prarts ~ts btspes
euiiadbta. (OH27,t2Nt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-21
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5Fitft; 0r.44, 9ntttraes, pyt'absipbia
GsesJE btabtisl
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tsastIt {peatfi; stsFt4 siaitt sesRrAat-
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S,i,n assgai9aF sba AiF 70 kr9tiii ~ ntr5rs, eAs
5s6tptIiiss nsi,,s esaSsis Nhe. sRdns all.a Fas
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IA sss. y;6lslgl Aslsi srtAis saIT burb aEytas
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81 20. Stssss,, sHSeFss's =. S4s'
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4roCGV{8 QarGR
Butter !

&ale
$50 Sts,s BaIiaty . SSHfftt-EEts0 0Htt
&HAliai tas aostSsi ihE iuiA EH.. taaulB Il aH. }
eh NoSkurAp AAo.,
tlbtI Wr F. AJAMrpgtSrGsg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-21
Gqultu6(C
EenersAler itmgvuuge-@ ~ sGcltdhefs.
9HtOrp0rri i79s,
Gbutfr aui tmmfr.
eearans,, IsSS. u -V5 &aYita f 81, Boa. .o0O.

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aitt Baltimore Equitable gslslazfi" DIgR6ut
pduirr aHs R6btlH arsfh BtrIuh Utrr - e..
f@dbtsaua UpH Ftucr ~ tgr basta gfatsa
mad ben p!aHr btE 8t57nicisiHt unk uuttEhHkans
pub 8sBdbFt WtftO's ppn BiHasgIutsa unltr bhHt,
eibtHptn gfbtneuHstH.
afunbfudabtgsu, wsl@f lH bee EQHttdbtt.
on &C BtrifUg, 6fbtH ltHE Bttr, 9trdHiwOyniG Ell
ais ilr ben B,ird0 bur BSpoHlta, uRb btl'M abiau
btr sollup fub H lun GmpfaEsi finW paaTbtplbtsst
BoH 70 PrOsent bfrf&hst
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Cheaper than Ever.

Cneaper Lhan EVer.
heavy losses In the East; Railroad
w Stock Bank Stock forced on the MARKET
Priceso the Importer anuiactur.
er have just returned from the Easer cities and have
purchased goods those rninons prices
my customers rnd the public generally goods made to
order In Coats Pants and Vests neatest and most
fashionable way and ecothing lower than they
have ever been offered in this market You will get fine
the same You have heretofore paid coarse
Come and buy Eoc26l Al. NJ. ADAMS. +
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principal regulators of the
performs its functions we'll,
tullYdevelopetl. TheSt0mdch
on the healthy action Of the
anceofitsfunctions;Whenthe
are at fault, and the whole
of one orgau-the LINER
For the diseases of that or
has made It his study, in a
years, to find some remedy.
many derangementsto which
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I.NTELLIGENCER
THE SABBATH.

THE SABBATH.
BIZ EyA DE WOLF.
Ilove lone Sabbath;
Itbrings me nearer God;
The vague and holy hush,
That pervades each shrub and bush,
Unbroken butby twittering thrush,
Suiteth well my mood.
Tho din of busy life,
Is hushed and silent now;
The wandering zephyr speaks,
The worship that my spirit seeks,
And as it fans my fevered cheeks,
Something prompts my knees to bow.
Then cometh o'cr my soul,
A trust that passeth speech;
The din of trouble farther seems,
Lifc's trials dwindle like as dreams,
And my spirit catcheth CLEANS,
Ola Heaven | hope to reach.
Wellington, August 22d, 1858.
From the Providence JournaI.l
When the baby died, we said,
With sudden, secret dread,
death, be mercifu, and pass
Leave the other;n but alas
While we watched, he waited there
OHe loot On tue Soluetl STAIR,
One hand reckoning at the gate,
Till the home was desolate.
Friends say, 1T is better so,
Clothed in innocence TO co.
Say, to ease the parting pain,
That 'your loss is but their gain"
All, the parents think of thisI
But remember more, the kiss 5t
From the little rose.red lips,
And the print of finger tips
Left upon a broken toy,
Will remind them how the boy
And his sister charmed the days
With their pretty, winsome ways.
Only Time can give relief
To the weary, lonesome grief
Gods sweet minister of pain
Then shall sing of. loss and gain.
Nora PERRY.
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FOR ALL TR PURPosRs or A
FAMILY PHYsIC.

THERE has long existed public demand for an eao
i've pnTgatiye pill which could be relied and
perfectly safe in its operation. This has been prepsyed
to meet that demand and extensive trial Ofis virtues
has eoncluSiyey shown With what success
the purpose designed It Is easy paysical E
but net easy to make the best of all pts which
should have none of the objections, but al the adyan
tages of every other This has been attempted here
and with what would respectfully submit to
the public decision It has been for the
patient hitherto that almost purgative medicine
acrimonious and irritating to the bowels This is not
Many Of them produce so much gripping pain and reVul
good to be der;yed from them. These pills produce no
irritation PAM 7nless it arise from previously exist
purely vegetable harm arise from their use IN
any quantity; but it is better that any medicine should
b9 taken jndiciously Minute directions for their use
in the several diseases = which they are applicable are
given on the box 0Among the complaints which have
Complaint in fits various forms of Jaundce Indigestion
Languor and Loss of Appetite Lstessness, Iitabiity
m the Side and Loins; for, in truth all these but
the consequence Of diseased action in the liver Az
1PeLe1s. a1oto prompt ana sure Fehei IN CosTe
ScurVy, Colds with soreness Of the body, Ulcers and inn
purity Of the blood IN short any and every case where
They have also produced singularly successful
Palpitaton of the Heart, Pains in the Back stomach
and Side They should be freely taken the spring of
the year. to purify the blood and prepare the system for
te stomach and bowels into healthy action and regtores
the appetite and vigor They purify the blood and by
Tate the strength Of the body and restore the wasted or
diseased energies Of the whole organism Hence an oC-
Saslond dose advantageous, though no serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
never be carried too far, every purgatye medicine
reduces the strength, when taken to excess The thou
sand cases in which physe is required cannot be emu
here but they suggest themselves to the reason
OF every body and this pill is found to answer better
purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available
to mankind Where their virtues are once known the
public Will no longer doubt what remedy to employ when
IN need of cathRrtic medicine Being suVaTWTapped
they are pleasant to take andbeng purely Vegetable no
haIIn can arise from their use in any quantity.
~ mt E4av
PREPARED By
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g'3 THE
INYIGORAiTOR

*, SllCFUHU,-- ~
Compounded Entirely from GUMS
rs ONE, OF TIE BEST PURGATIVE AND LIVER ME-
plClNES now before the public, that acts as dtdrtic
easier, and eectuai than any other edIcine
known It is not only C1thGrtto, but Liusr remedy
acting first on the Ltper to its morbid matter then on
the stomach and bowels TO matter, thus ac
comprising two purposes efectualiy without any OF the
painful feelings experienced the operations of most On
Eedystcs 1t strengthens the system at the same time that
strengthen and build It up with unusunl rnnlitY W..
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!. PHNNsYLvANIA ZRAIT,RoAD :

50 PENNSYLVANIA AILROAD. So
ETNHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, CONNECTING the Atans
tic cities with Western Western, and soathsa
Western States BY continuous Roway direct This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line Steamers to
an ports on the Western and at Cleveland SAM,
Lakes making the most direct cheGpest ana geIiG6Le
the GreGt Vest. = = ~
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eeIast found ,anyperson trou-
PLANT, in any ofits forms,
conviction is certain.
morbid or bad matter from
place a healthy low Of bile,
causing food to digest well,
tone aud health to the
the cause Of the disease
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.
NO ia MAIN sFRRET, WHEELING, va.

..sa FALL. AND WINTRR SALES.
ando
Nono
s - =
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a New Light

IS. "A New Light
NaE G prTmmond Light produced improved sYLyIo
OIL has no equal, and after personal and salts.
trial. to the public s4Es CHAR
ana pest now in safe because Il
cost per hour Is than half best beosSe
ehe estlamp Will with steady flame for
twelve hours reling oFtrming and give
anyordinary sized room, and having me
1t to public favor. - -
Forsale Wholesale and Retail at the House Pnrnisb,n
Store of -E i K nTTNHTSY q M do.ills
9an1o 100 Z. ,si,i7 No. I15, Main st. Wheeling, va
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hat
u purgesit; and when taken daiyin moderate doses win
strengthen and build 1t up with unusual rapidity
human Il ONE S Of s Bos
the powers Of the system ullydeveope The s0acR
an eGtSn on the
stomaois atfau thebowtis fault, and the aoIe
having csassi to the diseases that or
practice gilmore han to and s ssaGy, IN
to counteract to which
NJ, e
has but to try bottle and,sconvction is certain
These Gums remove allmorbid or bad matter from.
h ta6G y aSy q bile
S THE BLOC tone aud health to the
BILIOUS Al,TAoKs are cured, AND, WHAT is
LIVER 1NX1G0RATOR. Ss..2.e--'t use u sne
One dose after acent to relieve the stomach
Only one dose taken before retiring prevents NIGHT
Only one dose taken az nisht loosen. me
nsdose taken sfter eacs neal M S..
gi oae 81 tive win always relev.
One bottle taken for Destruction removestbe
oDi on sa 5o.. d,seSss and
3 sSss often Espsated for CHOLERA
Only one bots ts 9 Gt SaS - IL,
taken ss5S9S sesnSss
loT me Or unnatural the akin -. sac
orto The sppe sasn eating
sHa1 a fn Sts So Pe z4R
B0WRL complaints yie sImos. e gs ~ ~. and
two doses cures caused BY WORMS in
y 40 speedisr remedy in
- few bottles sDR0PSY, by exciting tSs
Ever Ss6 Rasaag tbs
thousands willing to testifT 70 n
;1kLzIgzz0 USE ITARE9IYyyS ,gt1yu,y,, 1,,,,,,-,
S1 sts;zsss3zaE0AlXL4Iz Po
stodttoto both t0gettsr. s, @ tAtoF, ana
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FIRST oLASS-Boots, Shoes, Hats and1
SS4e ee a1d 100
Feathers, FurS, &c. Nj .5-
SECOND GLASS -Domestic sSheeting.1 -5l- 5000
Drug; On easkaS 4sFvsrs. IeatRef zoe per 100 lbs.
Tin rosor boxes) Wool and sheepPelts $780, 49,
Eastward. -
THIRD 04Ass-7Anyils,s Steel, Chains (in1 ass &
loose Tobsceo manafacta. soc 100 lbs.
ed 4eXcept cigars orcut) &c. &c. H. Ri IS 80
RoO6IH ASS-Oofee, Fish Bacon, Beef iy r =
\ enu foEk I'm casks or boxes, eastward y N - sdfg
AaEa 1ard OIL Nails, Soda Ger AUG per 1O0 lbs.
manOay, Tar Pitch. Rosin. 60. i. 5.4ai ST. -5s9
FLOghl5c per Dbl. until further notice. 5.l
notice. - F0 A"s's 0htllI ufthef p
furthernotice. 80 0V tps weight nnt'l .
A. goods from of ilade
PS os mark packages Vfh PetnsvL5dSi
Goods consigned agent of
a. or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded whom
RESIsET Q Evans, 81 Filby street Tsos.o
10 Astor House. and No william street
Battery Place, Pierce IA
" Twin So and Brown Oincfnnati s
Madtson5 Ind: Dumespis BeII -
11 Lousyille KY; p q ORley & Co Fys1S
z sass ST. Louis. No; Harris NYormeI1 = S
Tenn; Leeeh 4 Co. Chicago, M. p
lASne, An9i e : sneeder, Phla; MagraW q Koons RAID
NOR ID AisteWart Pittsburgh A'1tA-
H. III. HUSTON, Gent Freight AGENT Jobft.,
-sIeA9I 2 -h.g:-lsoMBAERT, supt., Altoona, Pa
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cured, AND. WHAT Is
the occasional use Of the
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:. /" Lancaster ............


Baggage checked to all Stations on the Pennsyyana
Railroad, and to Philadelphia Baltimore New York
Passengers purchasing tickets cars, will
Ten Gents to Station rates. except from Sta
tons where the Company has no agent.
NoTtcEln case OF loss, the Company win hold them
amountnOt exceeding $100.
NsBThe Excelsior 0mRIbus Line has been employed to-
convey Passengers end Baggage and from the Depot
chargenot toexceed IS each passenger ana ba
gage. aff tlzlEt1 - 80
0rTickets applyto ~ aJ.STBWART, AGENT
~ Attic T. R. R. Passenger Station,
tanl ON Liberty and Grant sts, Pittsburgh
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SHEET MUSIC.
Thelargest stock Of music, works &c. &C.,
in the Westeri country. ~ p - ~ sss4
81 fuifo sent q any address. postage free. IA.
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nights loesens the bowels
5IIPENESS. ! :
meal Will cure DYSPEPSIA
espoonfols win always relIeY.
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SECOND STOCK

FOUNDRY PROPERTY
lT SF 5nIe or aease, West Columbia, va.
smith shop two res Patterns and tools toSetSer
S Tltl coke. The building
lathe. andathe shoPRithou
The inthe oentreof neutrality-suspicious.
active operation. = 1 81 sue IL
for ater of yearsto uaecban
habits and good and none but sncI
Iesa y any one should desire
ne made easy, either with without the stocI
IN has chartered privilege for MANUFACTURE
should aSompany purchasing desire it, tn
be allowed with proDertt
1L4SzesI 5L!Ss.l &c Is 4 =. SARGENT a RRnTHER
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In eonnectbn With the above, keep every kind Of nv
SesllnStrunnents AMI musical merchandise generally.
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TRANSPO RT ALTON.

a., {! -
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NPanos. @elodeons every kind Of musical nstru-
msnts tuned and repaieed, = =
- All gosda warranted At this establishment. novS
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FARE as Low AS BY ANY OTHER RoUr

az Be particular and ask for Tickets Via the a.
Short Line Rail Road. -
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time before eating gives Wig
food digest we'll.
cures GIIRONIG DLAR.
while SUN AER and
almost to the first dose.
tacks caused by WORMS in
SAFER, OF speedier remedy in
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information, enquire
Central Ohio Ticket Office sprig House. on Water
street, Wheeling, Va. i5S.
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Splendid Inducements to those qoho .aOish to
attend a Commercial College.
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This route passes through N Lexington Lancaster Orr
cteytie, Wilmington and richest
and most beautiful part of Ohio
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IMPROVED asOHRDULR.

SUAMER ARRAN4E8LEN2gS.F FOR YlgEFASyFR1 a
-s- GOHTlHFRNEITTYF0F TlE =
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male obstructionr emovesthe
3makes a perfect cure. p
relieves CHOLLG, while
o. sure cure for EH0LERA
of GHOLERA.
to throw out Of the
aeine after . long sickness.
s.gAIJNDICE removessall SAL
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New Systen. ~
ohanGlnB OF blSineSs from long credit system to
cash one Its equivalent, also change long profits
very short ones and In stock Of heavy
Cloths Aul O0sSmerGS, WIN sell from twenty nor
cent less 1han oTer prices Should doubt what
We say BY calling At No. 9WaShngtoh Hall you vim DO al
once aAtiShed We mean ust whRtVe say.
wHEELERi 3 LAKIN, II i 81
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SITUATIONS GUARANTEED
TUITION FREBI

SUMMER ARRAN GEMENTs
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a npSr - NJ ~ = n, N s, 9tteet. =
IA AMOS The above pianos fitted up With an the
improvements In beautiful Rosewood hiy assort
ment RANGES from the plain tile beaut
full Louis XIV style. 81 81 l5-i5s ~ 80
AlsO, cgentIor PriuCe'S NAelodeonS. 6JRrhnrtsa
REelOdeOnG, n nd ,lIHgh hes g. Hates Rleiotie-
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The LIVER is one of the
human body; and wnen Il
the powers Of the system are
Is almost entirely dependent
ItUet' for the proper perform.
stomachis atfsult, the bowels
system suffers in consequence
having ceased to do its duty.a,
gan, one of the proprietors
practice Of more than twenty
whereWlth to counteract the
It is liable. {
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Only one dose taken a. = =
gently and cures CQS-T
One dose taken after each
0f7TR HES6Z IN S19 Se1sI
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TRAINS LEAVE GAINESVILLE AS FOLLOWS:
121S ll4O NJ, Cincinnati and points as a,uye
on arrival Of Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling and the