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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-29

THE RELIC OF WAR.-A vessel recent.
ly arrived in England from Sevas,opol, with
q cargo of 237 tons of human bones.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-29

GTFriend, the Bible tells thee not to
swear at ALL" "Oh, don't swear at AL; I
only swear at those | am mad at"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-29

aTGrape growers can carry on their business
most successfully at Hammonton, free from frosis.
Some forty Vineyards set out the past season. See
advertisement OF Hammonton Lands, in another
, QUINN 6m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-29

8TAll wanting Farms in delightful china 0
rich soil, and secure from frosts-see advertiseme
fHammonton Lands in another column. 6m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-29

The John Brown fund has already reached
nearly $4,000. His family will probably get
from variuos sources. at least $4,000 .
Awriter in the New York Tribune suggests
30 900 monument in memory Of Brown.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-29
DELINQOBN7 TAX LIST FOR 1853.

and Belmont
Of which the Taxes
which added 81
cent. the imp Tax of ei
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-29

9rPersons wanting change Of climate for thei
in another column 6m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-29

successor, Mr. Breckenridge. . man of
superior sbility and character, but we can
not think him qualified in any respee. to
ill his place.-Boston. Journal:
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clornar of Hanover and Pratt So, BaltiTnoFe. nI
GOLD BEE TT " E T o r e.
NO TIA MAIN STREET. WHEELING VA
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
GREAT INDUCEMENTS 10 Cash ira

the nos DAAA
Sas
t'esiy oar'H
e found
SB
10 cloths
sromIG sr
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No family should be without these invaluable euratIyes-
They the only remedies perfectly adapted for domestic
and private use With them the parent is armed and pre-
parcel the FIRST approach or disease,
At the threshold and keen Il at bay. tribe Of uedien
rightly directed In the fs hours OF desease perfectly
witch BY delay only relieved by long
hours Of suffering ~ at ALL With these hand. you
Obliged to await the coming OF that oten distant,
eNpeueive luxury, doctor;
poisoned by,ered, or blsd but yonrsef administer
the simple specific, and the rudy OF life
again health and Theirs only injury
from their bat the general innuenee upon
the constitution beyond all question: Is most beneficial
AGENTS WANTED.
We esre an active eeient agent for the sale Of our
remedies, In every community the Unlie States
Address, DR.. p HUMPHREYS. B Co,
No. 562 broadway, New YoFS.
sas-sSli by the prur=i,i. In wbs.linz. nhII-iy.
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LIVER INVT&ORA TOR !
PREPARED ny DIR. SANFORD,

PREPAIIED ny DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE or THE BEST PURG4rIvE AND LIVER ME-
DICISES before the public, tgt acts As tfaLrttc,
known It Is not only CiLdrtio, but Liper remedy,
bowels carry or that matter, thus
completing two purposes sse;uay Without any Of the
IL pursesit when daily in moderate doses, will
strengthen aud build 1t up with unusualraPidity
The LIVER ia one of the principal regulators of the
thur y aa % are Sdeaop Ths
Is almost entirely dependent on the healthy action OF the
and G Esos
syster consequence .of orsauthc LIVER
having ceased 10 do the diseases OF that or
one OF the proprletorshas made Il hi, study In
Wherewhto counieraet the many arrangements to which
atsStfounl. trou
bled with LIVER CON<.PLAEST, in any ofits forms,
the system, supplying in healthy dow Of bile,
PTTRiTYISa T1IE yIn. tone and health to the
whole machinery, removing~the OF the disease
RILI6Us &TTNGKs cured, AND, WHAT Is
BETTER. PREVENTED, blythe occasional use OF the
Oneoss after ans neIent to relieve the stomach
oniyone dose taken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
on,y one dose taken 7nlsAt. lnasens the bowels
one dose taken AFTER EACH meal VIM cure DYSPEPSIA.
sH- dose nf tao tea->spocuals viii always reiev,
SIcK HEADACHE
ne bottle taken for ts aleobstrpeiiOn reUovesthe
SSSs sIy one 1 dose inmeiatsiy relieves GH0LI6 while
One dose often repeated cure Tor CAOLEhd
NORRIS, and preventive OF CHOLER1'
ssSg- Only bottle is@ueedei to throw out Of the
System effects Of rie'liciae after long sickness
Onc bottle taken for-sJ AJINDICE removes all sal
loEness unnatural color-frcm the skin.
doge taken short-0tine before eating gives Wig
4 the appetite, and nakesNfHod digest we'll
One dose often rspeatei.cuTes CHRONIC DLAR-
PRIEA its worst forms, while S II MER and
BOWEL complaints yieilZ almost to the hrst dose.
One doses at taeks caused by WORMS In
Charen there IS sPeedlcr remedy in
the Worll, as Il ReeSr rails. ~
EF'- few bottles eures1-DROPSE, by exciting the
We take pleasure In recon- nenang this medicine as
preventive FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL FEVER,
ali EEVE1lS OF 4 hill, LIOUS TYPE 1t operates
wheerainy .andthousands willing testify 1t.
wonderful virtues.
ALL WHO USE II ARE GIVING THEIR UNAlJ
AOTTS TESTIMONY Nv ITS "a FOR.
E MIR sIter q Ae mouth arfA tie AsrfgOrdtor, and
sudllOtr botA togsthsr.
THE LIVER INv1GORAToR
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL. DISCOVERY, and is daily
working almost too great TO believe IteureS asf by
magic he Grsf ase gfsia0 heneff, and seldom
than boisie isreqiir- to any kind Of LIFER
HsrfaeAe, all Of which the result Of DIS
BASED LTFER
Prizes DOLLAR PER BoTTLE.
mr.. SANFORD. Proprietor, SIS RroadWay, New York.
And rrtared by all Druggists. Snld also nv
Uri4-ty T. IL LOGAN I CO. Wheeling, Va
NOTICE.
AN prepared % re-saild or re-brOnES Chandeliers
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BALTIMoRE 8 OHIO e. z.
Es 3 g2;jss 2
wINTER ARRANGEAIENT.

WINTER ARRANG EMENT.
ON and after Monday 2gth November 1885, the trains
" will run as folOws-vlZ:
Rrst-The ST. Louis, Circlnnati, Wheeling, BenWood,
Baltimore and washington City Express leaves daily at
1880 A. NJ, arriving at Baltimore I2O A. NJ In time for
breakfast and Eastern connections.
Second-The North-wsstern Chicago, ST. Louis Cairo,
indianapolis, Dayton, Clncnnlt WhTenEi Benwood Bal
tnore and Washington City Express leaves daily $3.50
p NJ saturday eNcepedl arriving baltimore Mt $3.50 r.
81 In time for Eastern connections.
To enjoy the elegant mountain should
take the 1880 A. NJ train Cumberland aud their
trip by the $500 A. NJ
Returning the and South the trains
Baltimore daily follows: First-The S:I5 A. n train
arrives Wheeling 6:2J p NJ. SsCOnd-The 450 p n.
train arrives at Wheeling at 1O:30 A. NJ
The 1850 A. ~ train bound EA'. will stop at allstatons
between Theeling and Cumbarland
Round trip tickets being Issued to houndsve at 90
cents and to B;nwood at IS cts. J. B. FORD, Agent.
W. II. SMITH, Superintendent.
L. N. COLE, Gen'I Ticket gent. noVsO
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THE INTELLIGENCER
On! would dad la be-. born a Roy.


THORN
OH would that I'd been born a boy,
How happy would be;
I'd be the envy Of the men,
The girls should worship me.
I'd wear very graceful hat,
Not stove-pipc affair;
And from beneath its brim should flow
Rich waves of dark brown hair
wouldn't be fop you know.
For tops do despise;
But dress with style and taste enough,
TO please the ladies' eyes.
Rheno'cr l felt in melting mood
To Laura Kcenc's Id 90;
For OH blest thought OF Liberty,
| shouldn't need beau.
I'd have a night key-that would,
And I'd go out and in,
Without dozen folks to ask,
why, Belle. where lace yoH 1een!"
wouldn't drink, or chew, or swear;
wouldn't?-Ycs would.
I'd smoke cigars, provided
Could always get them good
I'd have dozen pretty girls,
For Cousins '-nothing more;
And then I'd have a dear brunette,
a darling, I'd adore.
a darling melting back-eyed love,
a teasing hugging elf Farms;
With Welding charms and round white
a dear-just like myself.
I'd never Islander woman, No!
''Id never kiss and tell,
And there are fellows in this town,
Ohl-wouldn't thrash 'em well?
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EYTRA PREMTUMSl

For helarsest Ofthree more clubs oTer1so S wort
OF Docks.
For the nextIaTgest over $50, $50 worth Of Books.
And for the next largest 49, SIS worth Of Books
The books to be selected according 10 the order Of u
Agent To whom the premium IL awarded.
AZ THE CASH MUST BE FORWARDED INyARIABL'
IN ADVASCER0R CLUBS. We cannot afford to keep &C
No persos reriging In BefaaHy sviz be adaiasd as
com sfitOr Tor Glese preHiaHs.
Address A. CAMPBELL, Rethany.
mhis-1y Bro0ke enuzty, Va
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look over the list make up a case what kind you
ehooss and enclose the amount in current note stamps
by address. No So Broadway New York. and
the medicine will be duly returned by mall express, free
OF charge
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IeFDl3 OF INC IIItFDIu HeF lot 1879.
copy TO a single Subscriber. -
Ifnot paid before the expiration OF six mOnths--
copies FOR year, or copy for three years.--
copies
1OeOp.es- -
16 copies, (aad one copy rafisl =
25 copies, (and one copy gratisl ~
90 copies, and gettsr OF club one book Zap
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tisua ami two neatly bJurli Hymn Books l----- 70
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Baptism AMI three neatly b0und Hymn books 100
$50 copies (and eopits OF the hook on baptism and
neatly bound Hymn Books) .-......--.-.---.-4 $50
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CASES AND CURES.

young lady 06had troubled with Indigestion for
render great necessary In the
OF food Amer eating, the stomach became
acid, rising in her mouth with wafer, an unpeas
ant heavy loade sensation in her stomach continuing
for hours frequent headaches bowels cOnspated and
n mental condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia pills. morning and night and in less than
every symptom Of her disease had vanished,
and she felt like n new being.
gentleman somewhat advanced in strong, robust
constitution lately been good deal affected with ndi
grson weak stomach tongue bad taste in the mouth
and attended with peculiar vertigo and Whring In the
head much so as render his riding in carriage,
mounting emnence, quite dangerous. After irving
Intellectually he fell upon the Dyspepsia pills,
which Afforded prompt relief pill every night and
ing works like charm, relieving all his vertigo and other
unnl nj
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-04

GAE1L0G GES SEET FREE TO Any ADDRESS
| Bayard TAylor's Travels Works OF Dean Swift,
Works OF Miss Bremen, :. Judge HaliburtonI
:" De Foe, {" Lawrence sterne,
Thaekeray, works Of Bsnj. franklin,
Dr. 1 SaasP G GhSs ssI pieSsa,
+" J. t. IIeaiIry, a Mrs. southworth,
a. Frank Forester, " Mrs. HentE,
Hugh Miller, Mrs. seigwick,
WaihaEtd 1IGIP living, + s. 1 seSs'
Rev Q. H. Surgeon, D. P Thompson,
PsPa isi',S'''' Jane Austin,
" Mrs Moodi', Z" Marion Harand,
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q Fielding, :. Charlie. Lamb,
wilkes, Lorenzo Dow,
HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY OF THE MOST CELEBRA-
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nurne' GoodFieh,
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THE Ig' ASGIE f; AND NJ MODERN MODEM POETS.
nu.IT Mitan,
Mrs Jameson, Claueer,
byron, Mrs. Hemans,
B Bssasa. ESasi!iio~.
Pone, Tennyson,
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Rossf SS' ''i's'' w FIl.vor.h,
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He has above all styles of hinng from plain cloth
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country besides the additional advantages Of cir. with
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Albums of AL aud all styles binding, suit all
tastes, Irofls-y illustrated with magnificent Steel En-
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Methodist LYNN hooks, Episcopal Prayer Books,
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Lutheran Hymn Hooks, Presbyterian Hymn Books.
or all sizes an onnnl In all styles ArAbesquv, Turkey
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Alarse assortment of Family Bibles, Of all descriptions
prices 81 $J1, Illustrated with with
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ornamental Also PaPit Bbles, in various yeS, at low
prices.
II complete Classified Catalogue OF Books, every
deaArtm-nt OF literature, containing complete List OF
Clubs will he to any part the Union. Persons
wishing Idhr should have BOOK refer
viii lie convinced TIE eheapness and variety OF the
Books besides being pleased with the lLeraIty Of the
orders country promptly and satisfactorily
hd, goods sent by mall to part OF the
price OF which is 0ne Dollar upwards, will prompt
y sent by man receipt of pabser'S price, with pnsase
liberal commissions allowed to all persons forming
Clubs Persons aching As Agents for us can all the
advantages the Gs system without TO them
selves thus getting Library Of good books in very short
time besides Which, the GINS received with the commission
books will sell for more than enough 10 amply them for
Agents wanted in every town in the Union Persons wish.
viii confer u favor By sending theis address to
Gin bookstore and Pa5lisiins House,
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
at the Office of the Millennia
Harbinger, Bethany, Va
HtHRIsTIAN HEIS-BoOK. IN fall slse SIN cents ~
copy; dS do arabesque- copy, - cents dc DO n an
rllt edge, X do do Turkey morocco gt edgs 81
Turkey gilt edEs extra size KS dc d
Turkey mar0eco, gilt edges with gold clasp, filiS
Christian system, new edition, 81.
Christian Baptism with its Antecedents and Consequent
81 per copy. .. Ht
Debate on Roman Catholicism, between BP. Purcell IN
Campbell, 81.
ohriliian Bartist, nl muslin I5PereoPy
do do do DO Turkey super, 81
do DO do DO ara5esque, 81
wen D-5ate, edition - rs.
ice Debate, edition, 42.psr per mail : 4y50
evieE OF Or. Js;er, by NJ E. Lard. per RAIL, St2S-
rfneipes Objects OF the -iigof Reformation urged
va Campbell and others B. r. richardson Price, froH
Ueentst0 81
Baxter's Poems-Plain, 81; extra, 81
An Address on War prize 10 cents per single copy.
Back Volumes Of the Hiennial HaTbinger, 81 per vol
unbound; bound, !, 80.
" on receipt ofthe money the above viii be sent post
are free-Chrsan Baptist, Rice Debate and HATbinEer
eepted Te postage the former Is abont 50 ets On the
$50 books viii be ssut on commission.
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WINES, BRANDLES, RUNS,
HLACK TEAS

= ana ~
d TIERNAN son, No u North C4srfer ~ RsI,Ir,or.
ouef ior aie ne following articles, OF their In
pnrtatl1n, particularly for family usr:
SHERRY WINES-PemaFtiue's finest n,i- -,f1 -
brown Sherries. in wood and in glass - -
Port, In wood and in glass - ''S
MADEIRA wiNE-John Howard Mareh's aas MaA.ir.,
In wood lsd ia siasS. also, Crane Juiee
HOOK MESA nr.--,,,,
neT CABINET, Llsb-lraa mich Brohneberg, 81 1915
quarts and pinta. $500 -HS''f -
BrAndfes - t--- - - =
kUnsI,lt and hne, JtnAica, Antzua. Grenada ana
~ 9I,I ~ y, iaostei direct from London.
HOLLANO dIN-rhe br5t q = Itf-TIernsn I,r, rT,,-.,
40 mixture OF aromatic poIsoa in 81 $3.50
4o haif chests Of the Ga@st 99COlIOy6 TIA ,,ts1,
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DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST
AND TEE GREAT NORTH WEST.

The connecting OF tracks by the Rail Road Bridge at
Pittsburgh avoiding all drayage ferage Of Freight TO.
gether with the saving Of time advantages readily
preeated br Shippers 81 Freight and the Travelling Public.
PARTIES SHLPEIRi; EASTWARD tciH 9Hd q to
their Gd1Gnta0s to Ship by his Route.
For Freight Contracts Shipping Dreetions apply to
address either Of the following Agents Of the Company
d. STEWART, Pittsburgh
DOYLE Co., Steubenyle o.; II. =. PIERCE c., ZRnes
Vile, o. j. j. JOHNSTON, Ripley OF r. hcNEELT MaysVille,
KY. ORNsHT CRoPPER, Por smouth, o.; PADDOCK Co.,
Jacksonville Ind II. W. BRowS Co., Cincinnati,
ATHERH HIBBERT, One matt, o.; R. O. MKLDRuN Madison,
Ind WILLIAM BfSGHAN Louisville, KY; r. G.. O'RILET
Sass ST. Louis, Mo sioux II HARMS, Nashville, Tenn, HAE
Rs HuST, Memphis Tenn; CLARKE Co, Chicago, Ill;
W. II. II. RonSTZ, Alton, Ill MUHrHI WALTZ, Dubuque,
oH to Freight Agents OF Ran Roads at different points
In the West.
The Greatest facilities offered for the Protection
and Speedy Transportation Of Lire Stock,
And GoOD with usual privileges for persons
travelling in charge thercnf. -
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

gentleman, public lecturer, took cold the
latter part last month, while travelling and lecurng in
northern Pennsylvania though pnbie agdenses
entirely recovered and enabled to his call
ing without Inconvenience No public speaker should be
without them.
married lady Of 4Ohad taken violent cold which set
tied lungs causing cough, pain the side and
considerable and Such colds usual
very lasting and roubesome but bytaking the Specific
Cough pills. four times per day, 10 three days she WAS en-
tIrev well.
youngman % had cough and hoarseness for fifteen
months During cold weather his voice lost only
speak Wispers pIiu induced coughing, cold dry
raising only tribe in the mornng quite feeble and enact
Had taken medicines with hut little
benefit He eommenced with the Cough pin three
times per day-anl found himself improving, his
cough nder softer passed or strength and
appetite Improved, and in few weeks entirely we'll
having taken other medicine.
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PILES.

writing u.s. 81 have been for time seriously
afflicted bleeding piles and have regarded my
one-at time indeed, hOpeess hut Ihaye used
your medicine (Pile Speciic) and am cured have no
doubt laying the Worli under great and lasting
obligation"
gentleman OF hy years, we'll and favorably known at
Oelh Delaware county, SeW-York had been marty to the
piles for twenty Sometimes from excessive heHor
rhage pain and suffering he reduced to the Of
the grave years he had dragged out miserable eTs
tenee, confirmed Invalid, disqualified for any business,
t-ed all lies from all sorts OF doctors, to little
purpose lie consulted two and recommends
ed Pile Specific, With, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
From this he began to prove aud since has never had
serious OF Piles From the FIRST month up to
past had occasionally symptoms Of his old e0mptaint
but doses OF the Pile pills would dispense ALL and Tor
more than year past entirely well OF the piles
brilliant cure scarcely to be found In the annals OF
medicine.
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FRBIGHTs wEsrwARD.

ny this Route Peghts Of all descriptions be forward
ed from Philadelphia, New York, joston Baltimore to
any points the Rail Roads OF Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa. Missouri by Rail Road direct
The Pennsylvania Rail Road also connects Mt Pittsburgh
with Steamboats, by which Goods be forwarded
port the Ohio SInskingum. Kentucky Tennessee, Cum
beriand, Illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas
Arkansas and Red ver and at Cleveland, sandusky and
Chicago with Steamers to all ports on the NOEhWestern
Lakes. .f..
Merchants and Shippers enTustlng the transportation OF
their Freight to this Company rely With confidence
its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point IN the West by
the Pennsylvania Rail Road at al times IrOrd6kS
as are charged by other r. II. COUpInfes.
~ De particular mark packages IVA PENNA. II. r."
Merchants in the West ordering goods from the East, viii
do well to direct them TO be shipped by his Route.
Parties attending to their shipments the East
will find II TO their interest to call the Agents Of this
Company the following places before shppiD letters
addressed to either Of them the subject OF eIghts will
meet with prompt attention.
=. J. SNEEOETl, Philadelphia.
MAGRAw Rooms, 50 North Street, Baltimore.
LIE Gil Co. No, Aston House,Or No. s. WIN. st. NY.
LEECIT L Co., No. IS Kilby Street, Boston.
H. II. HOUSTON, Gent Freight Ag't. Philadelphia.
l.. l.. HOUPT, CENT Ticket Agt, philad. lphia.
THoS. A. SCOTT, CENT SlIDf, Altoona, Pa. jams
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PRICES.

Full set, large walls and book...S5 90
Full set 90 large walls In plain Aad 90
Case Of IS numbered boxes and book, 90
Case Of any numbered boxes and book, on
numbered boxes, with directions, -
Single ettersd boxes with directions. -
Largo plantation physelana Gaze o. walls, " 20
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ImDOrta nt, To Femai6S.

Important to females.
DISEAsES OF females exclusively treate by Dr.THIERs
Rem lies for female dera1gements, from 81 to "a
Relief gulr4nte in all cases ooasaitston and letter.
strictly connientia Patients from distance provided
with nuFsin and exclusive attendance. Meiicines
IL. Ladies' private circular sent per letter free,
except postacs. Oce No. IS West 2itA ST., New YORK.
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TRANSPORTATION.
1869.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
e ENTRAL RAILROAD.
n m NJ Ez..zssEIsEE1 - g
The Capacity OF this Road Is equal TO any In the COunt
THREE THROUGH
p A s S EN- G. Err TR AIN S

BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA,
Connecting direct in the Union Depot at Pittsburgh with
Through Trains from all Western Cities for Philadelphia,
New York, Boston, baltimore and Washington City; thus
furnishing facilities tie transportation Of Passengers
surpassed for speed and comfort by any other
Express and Past Lines through to Phladepha with
out change Of Oars or Conductors.
Smoking Cars attached to each train; WOodrun's
Sleeping Cars Express and Fast Trains The Express
runs Daily Mail and Past Line Sundays excepted Three
Daily Traus connect direct for New York Express and
Past Line connect for Baltimore and Wellington.
Express Train leaves Pittsburgh A. NJ arrives Pha-
delphia BALTIMORE p. NJ, New York 1920 p. II.
Nail Train leaves Pittsburgh a. NJ, arriving PhAdel
phiR Ii p. n, New York 4.20 A. NJ
Fast Line leaves pittsburgh P. A. arrives In Philadelphia
or Baltimore at $50 A, NJ, New York 2:3O p. n.
Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New York;
Two Daily Trains between New York and Boston. Through
Tickets (ali good either above Trains
BOAT TICKETS to Boston good via Norwich, Pail
River or Stonnngtnn Lines. alft. am
TICKETS EASTWARD may he obtained at any OF the
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OF the regular Line Of steamers the Mississippi Ohio
Rivers; and TICKETS WESTWARD at the Offices Of the
Company In Boston, New York Baltimore Philadelphia.
Fare always as low as by any other Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS ny PITTSBURGH.
The completion Of the Western connections Of the Penn
sylYanin Rail Road to Chltago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST
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