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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-07

SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN THE THIRD
WARD.--A milkman, named Matthias Walle,
while driving cross the track of the Little
Miami Railroad, short distance above the
depot, yesterday afternoon, was so seriously
injured by locomotive, which ran against
his wagon, that 1t is feared he can not recover.
The vehicle was completely demolished, and
he was thrown to the ground SO violently that
his arm was broken and his skull quite severely
fractured. He was conveyed to house in
the neighborhood where his wounds were
dressed and his arm amputated, but his ipju-
ries ere of such nature that 1t ia more than
likely they will prove fatal.
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IMPORTANT TO EvERYBoDr.-We were in
formed yesterday that the city authorities have
determined to rigidly enforce the ordinance
relative to cleansing the sidewalks of snow and
ice. On Sunday last tho streets were almost
impassable, from neglect upon the part of per-
sons to make the sidewalks free from slush,
and there ia every prospect that they will
be In the same condition to-day. The ordi-
nanceis very explicit, and If our information
be correct, much trouble may be saved by
timely attention to its requirements.
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DEATH IN THE CRY Prison -CoRoyER's In.
oUEsT-Coroner Carey was called upon yes
terday morning to hold an inquest upon the
body Of man named Peter Kelly, who died
at the City Prison. There was little difficulty
in determining the cause Of his death, how
ever, and the verdict of the jury was to the
effect that it was the result of long g-continued
intemperance.
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T.. NJ. M. L. Observation-Disclosures induce
ments are offered to secure an increased mem
bership to this Association. The Directors
have two prizes to offer: Tho person who shall
present the greatest number of names for men,
bership during this current month of Decem-
Der shall be entitled to fifty dollar life.
membership; or finely bound complete set
Of the works Of Washington Irving.
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MEMpHAN NIGHTs.-The nights have been
as dark as those of Memphis or Cimmerium
this week, and yet the street lamps have been
extinguished according to the almanac, leav-
ing the city wrapped in mpenetrabe gloom.
Several accidents have occurred, and ono or
two persons who fractured their limbs talk of
sueing the city for damages. 1t is high time
this absurd custom Of regulating lights by the
almanac should be abolished
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WINTER Boors.-How many are there, TO-
day, complaining Of cold feet Remember
that the remedy is at hand, and should be
provided at once. Go to J. H. Deters, Fourth
street, west Of Walnut, and get pair of his
double-soled, cork-soled or stitched. bottom,
water- proof boots. Don't postpone 1t.
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Steamboat Register.

ARRlvALs.- Telegraph, Louisville; Bostona, Ports.
mouth; Clipper, Big Sandy; Proress, Madison; Mel
rose, Maysyille; Bay City, Plttsburg Emma, Pitts
eith Neville.
DIpARTvRrs.- -Dostona, Portsmouth; Clipper, Big
Sandy PrloreSs, Madison; Liberty. Wheeling; Mel
rose, MayBvle; Telegraph, Louisville; Lehigh, st.
Louis; Poland, Nashville; Lightfoot Nashvilie Dun.
eith, Neville; Virginia Home, Neville
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HArs.-Thoss wishing to purchase the latest
style Of hats should, before going elsewhere,
call on B. r. Alley, No. Al Broadway. He
furnishes nothing but superior article, and
persons relying upon his represents will
not be deceived. He also has the celebrated
seamless cap.
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A CHILD SHor BY New YoRK BoATMAs.--
On Saturday morning,..in New York, some
little girls were picking up refuse coal, whom
Patrick Kirby, man employed on board q
coal barge, came out Of the cabin with pistol
in his hand and deliberately fred It at the
children. The ball from the weapon took
effect upon Eva stehl, entering her side and
passing into tho lung, wounding her.fatally.
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WINTER SPORT IN MASSACHUSETTS, The
towns in the neighborhood Of Boston are pre-
pairing for the skating season with great en-
thusiasm. A skating park has been completed
at Msplowood, and at large and spirited
meeting Of citizens q committee was appointed
to prepare list Of gentlemen to constitute
permanent board Of officers of the "Maple.
wood Skating Club"
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GEOLOGY AND THE BIBLE.-Dr. Boynton
proposes to show, in course of lectures upon
Geology, that the science and the Bible do not
disagree, and will deliver his first discouse on
Wednesday evening next at Smith & Nixons
Hall. The lectures will doubtless be instruc-
tive and worthy the attention of all who are
interested In the subject.
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from Yesterday The sales and a;s reached
Lard msS be- 0S soted Al Win moderate nod
demand at the former rate. Mess Pork was quite
unsettled, and II was difficult to obtain reliable quo
and u one case at SD Is for present delivery, but
sales We're made for January, az 81, There was a
is, i6e market was quite unsettled, aud any quota.
tioDs we could give would not apply to any time be.
eS ERsffiEss
;sk@sAc for Sugar 4''f@i6c. for Moasses, and l2@
WHEAT-The market is frm, with good demand
at our last quotations. sales OF 5000 bushels choice
white at q q; 1io o. prime red st 81 .; 200 do
O0BN-The market Is firm, with good demand
OATs--Thero is good demand and prices steady
BARLEY-Thed demand continues active, and prices
firm at 75c. for prime fall and 6sgi0c. for fair to
good. sales Of 400 bushels good at IOc
RYE-The market Is firm, with good demand at
6aEEsETRs % market @ 6 continue firm, with an ; ss
.BGTTER-There isa fair demand for roll, at 100
,APPLEs-There Is good demand, and prices firm
PoTXToEs The mar Set Is frsm, With good de-.
mand; n prime, Nsahsnocks are selling at III 10 per
CEoFER sEED-The demand continues active
ana prices nrm NJ VI % IN Sacks ana 9i 70 In Darres
lBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.I
NEW. YoRs MARKET, December 6-P. M.-Flour
market less active, and scarcely buoyaut saes of
l2o0O barrels az 1923 70 for superfne State; 90
crn; 70 so@5 % for common to medium extra do,
and SIS $685. 70 for inferior to good shipping brands
extra round-hoop Ohio. Canadian Flour quiet and
unchanged sales Of $50 brls. at IS 1906 80 for com.
mon to choice extra. Rye Flour in fair request
at 50 4Ol3 50: sales Of 200 barrels; Wheat market
very quiet, aud prices unchanged: sales Of 10000
bushels at 81 IS for very choice Milwaukee Club, In
stcre 81 80 for white Michigan. Rye unchanged:
sales at S51@9Oc. Barley dull and heavy: sales OF
5000 bushels, Canada West, on private terms Corn
very scarce and firm sales Of 100 bushels at S5SSc.
for new yellow, and gsc. for old yellow. Oats firm
at 45@i6c. for State, Western and Canadian. Whisky
firm: sales Of t75 brls at 27@e27kc. Pork market
rmer: saes q $500 brls q SIG s7s!6 80 for mess;
nsssIincludng 1000 brls. prime, At buyer. option
in thirty or sixty days, at $ll IS. Beef unchanged:
for corn fed Beef Hams quite steady at sll@il 90
for the whole range. Prime mess Beef steady at Sl7
Gl9. Cut Meats guet sales Of 5000 pounds pickled
At NC Lard quiet and steady sales of 2l5 brs. at
loal04c. Butter steady and unchanged. Cheese
unchanged.
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wANTsl WANTs!!

&r DON'T forget that the Penny
Press is the medium through which to
make known your wants! ADVERTISE
ments Of five lines and less, inserted
twice for twenty-five centsl
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-Pure Crab and Sweet Cider,
~ and general assortment of Groceries, &C.,
wholesale and retail. q. II. HARDWOOD & SON,
de7b' Northeast cor. Fourth and Mill.streets.
EN0R SALE--8O0 acres of 1213.cen Lands
n In Southern Missouri; good farming lands ;
good titles will be sold very low for cash. For fup
ther particulars address Lock Box sl7, Cincinnati
POstOflce de6b*
N0R SALE--BUGGY-A good Phaeton
n Buggy. Inquire Of b. P. Mc0OMAs,.
desc No. 57b Western.row, Cincinnati.
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UNPAID LETrERs.-The following Is a list of
letters detained for non payment Of postage at
the Postoffce, in this city, December 6:
Louis NJ. Miller, Ashtsbula, Ohio.
Louis M Miller, Conneaut, Ohio
Heinrich Wilkipning, Jones' Station, Ind.
Henry Blaksly, st. Louis. Mo.
Susan Amphlett Plattsvle, Wis.
A. q. Austin, Detroit, Mich.
Atkinson Twineham Bennington, Ind.
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LOST.

r .OST-PORTE-MoNNAIE Monday
IA evening, Dec. 5, a porte.monnaie containing
about $50 In bills viz: tens State Bank Of Ohio
Com. Bank Ky. and bills on Howard Bank OF
boston. The finder will receive $40 reward by leay.
ing 1t at 20 West Seventh.street. de7bs
r .OST-BLUE CAMEO BREASTPIN-0n
N Ba,r, Mound or Six tn. street, below John. The
finder will be rewarded BY leaving 1t at 3Ol Sixth.
street, de6bs
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SUPERIOR COURT.

The argument commenced before Judge
Storer in the case Of 7. A. Morten against John
followed by Mr.. Fox for the defense. Mr. Ware will
close to-day on tho part Of the plaintiff and the case
will be left with the Court.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DRowNIsa,-An
NEWPORT NEWS.

The RIvER.-The river still continues to
rise at the rate of about four feet in twenty.four
hours We presume that large supply Of coal-suf1i
cient to prevent 1t from commanding an exorbitant
price this winter-wil reach us before the river
freezes over.
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BArHs.-Don't forget that the Burnet House
bath rooms are now open to the public. They
are in the basement, entrance on Vine. street.
They are the best arranged in the city.
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MILITARY.-The different officers in the
city, to attend the Military Convention, will
be present in full uniform at the Opera -houFe
this evening, by invitation Of Manager Bsrrss.
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%-PenDy Press to be had every
morning at the Counting-room door.
Only one cent.
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OF Y N E w s .

TBANks.-Mr. S. G. Meredith, Of Adsms's
Express Company, has our daily thanks for
Indianapolis papers.
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COVINGTON NEWS.

A DRUNKEN DEspERADo-FIvE MEN STABBED,
ONE PROBABLY FArALLY.-0ne of the most unpro-
oked outrages that has occurred here for long time
took place In the neighborhood of Drovers' Inn and
A notorious individual, I'D. Sullivan, engaged,
when sober, in working at the depot, and when
drunk in creating disturbances with those who
%hs f the &c m s as
man named McNeese, from Harrison County, who
was driving some hogs. Although entire stranger,
Sullivan ut once commenced q conversation, and,
without any suspicion, stepped behind the droyer
and stabbed him in the back, inficting a severe,
though we learn, not dan gerous wound.
Soon after he entereda shoe.shOp on the corner OF
Strotner and Afel were engaged in conversation.
These he charged with attempting his life which
they denied whereupou he drew knife and cut
str9tner in The arm and fol Il the back Of the neck
tertan hopes of his recovery On leaving the house,
Sullivan cut man named Gutz in the back, but did
no serious injury; Soon after he stabbed another
The whole conduct of Sullivan was that Of a cow
ardly assassin. Each Of his intended victims were
approached without warming, and four Of the five
drunk. He has been engaged in several ARRAYS
before, and once narrowly escaped being sent to the
Ponitentiary. Had he not been promptly arrested,
II Is thought he would have been lynched.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DRowNING,-An
lrshman, named Tearny, yesterday. morning at.
tempted TO jump on the ferryboat after 1t had left
the landing, but not being able to reach the boat,
stopped and Tearny caught of the buckets of the
wheel, to which he chung until rescued.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.-The Gov
ington Locomotive Works were sold to the highest
bidder yesterday. The buildings and ground at
tached being knocked down to Mr.. Pfaw, machinest,
ron 5000 10 $500. The terms Of sale i, We're were
cash.
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MUSICAL.

NHRISTMAs rs O0MING.-REMEMBER
" that Ligbte Bradbury's and -no
A. Fl. Gale & Co., of New York, and f..zf|s7sU
Wm. Knabe & Co., of Baltimore, ~ = y51sY3
Pianos, can be found only at72 West 9S ~
rourth.street. ! am offering great
Inducements for cash, or will rent, and let the rent
ray for the Piano, at u West FouIth.street.
@, M. MUROH.
The largest stock of Melodeons In the city. no3O
NHRIsTMAS CHRISTMAS II CHRIsT-
~ MASH l. Remember that -~
Hszleton Brothers, Raven, Bacon hEf=1S3f@U
Co., Hallet, Davis & Co., and Peters, I NJ
briggs Co.'s Pianos cannot be
West Fourth.street. will sell for cash, as low as
any one east or west, or will rent and let the rent
psy for the Plano, at 66 West Fourth street.
j. CHURCH, Jr.,
nos0 Depot for Melodeons and Harmoniums.
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METEoRoLoaIcAL OBsERvATroNs.-Fo the
Penny hess, by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No. Z
West Fourth. street, December 8.
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FOR RENT.
BOARDING,

R0ARDING--A lady and gentleman, or
~ two single gentleman, can have comfortable
front room, with board In private family. Apply
at No. 67 Ninth street, between Vine and Walnut.
ROARDING-Tw single gentlemen can
~ obtain nice room, with board, fire and light,
AT 50 80 per week, by applying Immediately at No.
l07 Longworth'street, between Elm and Plum.
lde6b'l
ROARDING-A few day -boarders and
~ gentleman and his wife can be accommodated
with board at No. 296 Eifth.street, between john
street and Western.row. de6b'
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RECEIPTS AT THE MAYORS OFFICE.-During
the past week Mr.. Belts, the Mayors Clerk,
paid into the City Treasury tho sum Of
$l,551 70, derived from the following sources
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WANTED.

WANTS" "FOR sALE, !" ''TO LET,""LOsT,"
FOUND" &c., In this column, occupying Eve lines
or less, two insertions, twenty Ave CENTS '''''"
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LIVER INVfGORATOR!

PREP AIRED BY DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE or THE BEST PURaATIvE AID LIVER NE
DICISES before the public, that acts as cItadrtc,
Snoysh Il IS not only GItartie, but Lipsr remedy,
the Lissr to eject t3 morbid natter then on
conplishug two purposes esetnay, without any OF the
&aiis , Il ssrsaEsi The system a t same time that
II pursesit ahcl taken daily in moderate doses will
strengths and huid It mp With ua1saalrapidity
The LTTER Is one OF the principal regulators of the
humal body; aud snea It performs rs h1suons we'll
Il almost ea,lrcy dependent the healthy action ofthe
bowel, Ss at fault and The waoe
system srs 81 one oTsaS:he e, @
gan. one OF ihe Proprletorshas made II his saay. in
wherewlso eoanterast The many arrangements to which
blei Win LYI-ER G6If>. PLAIYT, in ANY forms,
has ss gums tFg l Sa on lad Mailer from
supplying IN pla;e healthy flow Of bile,
PGRiTTISG TiE BLOC 6-siras tone and health to the
whole machinery, remoyinstae OF the disease
niII6Gs, &ETNckS are cured, AvD., WHAT is
oas sc to relieve the stomach
ONLY dose taken before reiir'ng, prevents NIGHT
oaiy one dose taken ~ .alsh, lea,sns the bowels
EeSiy aai snf er ~, IN ,, pysprps,.
~ nas le.e q sro spoonfus will always relieve
one Saide tssen for aaIe obstruction removes the
eHSs sv S Sae de de-. aasay eSys &6ii While
On. nss oT,ea repeated is1a sure cure for CHOLERA
NORBL5S and a preventive OF CHOLERA
ezF- Oaly hottie tss>ueeilei throg Of the
systcm Effects OF Hscii-cine sfte- long sickness.
~ bottle taken JAErSDlCE removes ali sal
loSnrss or unnatural coior--from the skin
one dose short~tlu1e before Eating gives Wig
ortnthe appetite, and uaSes-ffood digest we'll.
onr dose oftea REPEATEDLY. cures t,TRONYC DLAR-
RETty.a in It's usnrsi fosns, 7wtns S q u lTER and
BOWEE carnniants yfeif7yalnost 20 the artt dose.
0ge doses at tacks caused by WORMS in
Ohlreus there Il urer,safer, speedie remedy in
the world as itRersr fifls. -
~ CeE bottles e1rcs'-DisO(SI, hy eEeltiag the
G6snrbeuts
9Teeogl- Eas9alns is,s medicine as
preventive fEVElt AND AGEE- CHILL FkNER,
aud An FEvERs OF Bill LIoUs TYPE It operates
and thousands willing to testify Its
wonderful viFtnes-
All WHO ESE IT ARE CITING T.YEIE UN4NI
NOUS TESTIMONY ~ rs Fl rOR.
Mfr gdfdrfIl fas 1lohth tcsA tie lrig0rdtoF, ard
sanlifolr both fogetAEr.
THH LIVER INvIGoRATOR
Is A scTENTIFIc MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Is daily
~orkins cares almost TOO great . seTe Gtearssasifhy
tts rst dove grisg 5ersf and seldom
than besls Is Fsqsrl % ears any kiad Of LLTER
Complaint. from the Sovs tigHsitcs Dpspepsid 70
common HslLIee, all Of which are the result OF DIS
E1SED LITSR,
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, S4S Broadway, NcE York.
AMI rctaIiea By all Druggists. SD ufss ~
nyt+-ly T. Il. LOGAN < Co, Whseng,V Va
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THE IN TELLTGEECER
yB4GEDY or THE MGHT-NOTA
MAGNA Ausus.

IT'S placid midnight. stars are keeping
Their meek and silent course in heaven;
Save pale recluse, all things are sleeping,
His mind to study still is given.
But see wandering Night moth enters,
AlIured by taper cleaning bright;
a while keeps towering round, then ventures
On Clothes mystic page TO light
With awe she views the candle blazing;
a Universe of fire it seems
10 niotlI-sq5GHte with rapture gazing,
Or fount whence Life and Motion streams
/, What passions in her small heart whirllng,
Hopes boundicSs alteration, dreadi
At length her tiny pinons twirIIng,
She darts and-puif.-the moth IS dead
The snllen fame. for her scarce sparkling,
Gives hut one hiss, iitful glare;
Now bright and busy now all dlrkling,
She snaps aud fades TO empty air.
Her bright gray form that spread 50 SHINY,
Some fan She seemed Of pirmy Queen
Her silky cloak that lay 50 trinity,
Her wee, wee eyes that looked so keen
Inst moment here, now gone forever,
To nought are passed with fiery pain;
And ages circling round shall never
Give 20 this creature shape again.
Poor motI near weeping lament thee,
Thy glossy form. thy instant woe;
Twas zeal for things too high" tia: sent thee
From CHEEKY earth TO shades below.
Short sDcck of boundleSS space was neeneu
For home for kingdom, world TO thee!
Where passed unheeding as unheeded,
Thy slender life from sorrow free.
But syren hopes from out thy dwelling
Enticed thee, babe the Earth explore
Thy frame, 50 late with rapture swelling
Is swept from Earth forevermorc!
Poor moth thy fate my own resembles;
Me. too. n restless, asking mind
Hath sent on far and weary rnnbles,
To seel, t:e good meier shall find.
Like thee. with common lot contcnted,
With humble joy and vulgar fate.
might have 1gcd and ne'er lamcnted,
Moth of larger size, longer date
But natures majesty unwilling,
What seemed her widest, grandcst charms,
Eternal Truth and Beauty hailing,
Like thee, rushed into her arms
What gained We, little moth! Thy ashes,
Thy one brief parting pane NAV show:
And whitening thoughts Tor seal that dashes
From deep to deep, but death more slow.
-THOmhs GlFlyle.
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Corner of Hanover and Pratt SITS, Baltimore
GOLDEN BEE HIV E ST Q II T.
NO. TIA MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH TRADE.


SsrSsT rI
a-sli
found
large sn
Cloths
r to Vel .,
Rsnsnr the sign Of The Golden bee
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BALTIMORE. & OHIO r. r.


WINTER ARRANG 1NI EMF.
ON Monlay, 29th November ISIS, the trains
" will fotloEs-yiE:
FiTst-The 81 louis, Cincinnati, Wheeling, BenWood,
Baltimore Washiu City EXPRESS leaves daily
ll3 A. NJ arriving at Baltimore T2J A. NJ In time for
breakfast AMI Eastern connections.
SeoOnd-fhe Sorth-v= Chicago. ST. Louis. Cairo,
indianapolis Dayton Cincinnati, Wheeling Ben Ball
tinore Washington City Express leaves daily $3.50
P NJ saturday eNcapted) arriving Baltimore r.
" (, In tine for Eastern connections.
To enjoy the eeE9nt nountln passengers should
take the 1850 A. NJ train Cumberland and resume their
trip by the 500 A. 81
Returning q the West the trains leave
Baltimore daily fsilogs: Prst-rhe Sl5 A. " train
arrives Wheeling 6:21 p ". Sr-paa-rhe E5O P. NJ
arrives at Wheeling At 1n:3l A n.
The 1880 A. NJ train bound East viii stop all stations
between iheeng aud Cumberland
Round trip tickets being issued TO Moundsvie At 50
tents and In BiuWood At 25 cts. ]. b. FORD, Agent.
W. p. SMITH, Superintendent.
l.. VI COLE, Gvn' Ticket A gent. noV30
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PRICES.
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL

Look over tic list. make up case Kind yoa
chooses and enclose tae anon1t current note stamps
by maitto address, AZ No $50 Broad New YoTk,
the medicine will be duly returned by mail express, free
OF charge
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PASSENGERS
realty "a UapiIaI ProdHcIIonI

IkCuIIy q DIpIIuI E'FuNWCNIOuI
TNE ssis5rty Of Gavs=ty's MedeaeA PaptF for the
t=r-clIsct Is rapidly being extenizd throa-h the
Uae states lis Of ta beat pat before
the plsc. Il obvIztes the o. ehem- ailypoifoned
white paper and paper stained With pile producing prn
ters ink II Is au preFeltTe OF pes- This
be relied on. 1t ne AMI light bank note
per, and tough stnat ErAPPsr Nothing Of value
aad utility before offered 70 The pdblG HOO sheets
only g. 500 sheets 81 Zach sheet OF the
ne contains the Of }. c. Gtyesty, EatsFmArEed-
the Taaletfn article OF % dru fssts,
the proprietor, No n Ann n y Its express
noV26-S1
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EYTRA PREAlIUMSl


PorheIargest OF hree clubs over 1S0 eT5 worth
OF Books.
For the next largest over 49, SO worth % Books
the largest i51, SAG worth Books.
The books be selected according order Of the
AFertto whnrn the premium e lzaried.
~ rae CASH HtrSr BE FORWARDED INVARIABLY
IN ADVANCE FOB CLUBS We cannot arari 20 kerp ae-
counts for Clubs;
CON cfif0r FOR ttsse DrsEiaHls.
Adife.' A cANrnsL.L, Hs' Ia
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HUMPHREYs'
HoM0oPATHIC REMEDIES

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the parent nurse and the comfort OF the
complaining invalid.
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before combined any popular remedies. They
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moments warning, without hesitation delay. They are
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