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DIR. j. Q. AVER eco.
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For oil the purposes Of prgstivs Nsdisins.
FoR CosrIvRrRss;
fon THE Cum or DYsPRPsrA;
FoR JAUHDIcE;
foR THE Cum OF INDIGESTION;
Eoa HEADACHE;
FOn TRx Cum ov DYsENrERY:
Ton Foul SToMAcAH;
FoR THE Cum OF ERrsiPELAs;
FoR TIE FfLRs;
ToR TIE CURE OF ScRoyuLA,
RoR ALL SCR0FULoUa CoMPLAINrs;
Fon THE CURs OF RHEUMArIsN;
FoR DIsRAsRs or TIE SKIN;
Ton rnR Cum Oh Liver COMPLAINT;
FoR DnoPsy;
ToR Tul CURR or TKrrER, TUMoRs, AND SALE
RHEUh;
FoR worms;
Fou ruR CURR OF Gour;
FoR A DIxHRR PILL;
foR THE Cum or NEURALGIA
foR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They arc sugar-coased. % that the most senss-
tive can tako Them pleasantly, and they arc the
best aPcrcnt In tho world for all the purposes Of
. family phydc. {.
Price - cents psr 1.z; Jivs Boxes sr sioa
Great numbers Of Clergyman, Physicians,
Statesmen, and eminent personages, have lent
thsir names TO certify the unparalleled useful
ness Of these remedies, but our space here will
not permit the insertion Of them. The agents
below named furnish gratis our AMERICAN AL
MANIAC in which they arc given; with also fup
descriptions Of the above complaints and I'll,
treatment that should be followed for their euro
DO not be put Off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations thcy make more profit ou
Demand Arms, and take no others. Tho sick
want the best aid there is r.. them, and they
should have II.
All our Remedies are for sale BY
A. .LANGWORTHY. t.iGREEN.
!. N. & N. NJ. HELLER. Van Buren
D. PETERS a SON, Arcadia;
Ii. WATKINS, vnnlue;
HENDERSON Il SONS, Mt. Blanchard,
Rshruarv
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MRS. wINSLOw.

""''' "Hu itchitn 10 your Infants.
We havcput up and sold this article for over
ten years. and en-" say. Ia confidence aud
truth oi H. what We have never becn ah:o 10
NEVER Va m HAS Iiu MRS. r T. msaGne,, ,,,,,En
N A SINGLE WINSLOW'S SiNsThNcE.
~ ~ EFtEci i, SOOTHING CURE.
did we know SYRUP, Us ,Son; ,ns,aNcS NcS"r ,r
dissatisfaction by any one who used II. On
me contrary. all are delighted with its oper-
atoms, and speak in terms nfhighesi commend.
atlnn Of its magical effects aud medical vir
tues. We speak in this matter. 'what We de-
KNOW after ten years experience. and pledge
nnr reputation tor the fuhlment of what We
nere declare. In almost every instance where
the infant ~ suffering from pain and exhaust.
ION rehet viii be found ~ fifteen or twenty
minutes after the syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation is tho prcscrip.
ton Of one Of The most experienced and skill.
ful nurses In New England, and has been used
with vcrtiillng success in
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
II not only relieves the child from pajn. I'm,
invgnrates the stomach and bowels, cnrrects
,cidlty, and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. II will lalmoSt Instantly relieve.
Gripping in the Bowels, and Wind Collie.
,,1H ,,l,i.n everc"m FOR '""nvnlsi ons.
lied. end nd IN IL CHILDREN ipSGh''y irS,h we yeme' he
'Ieve 1t the TEETIIING. hest and surrs'
remedy in the world, iu All eases nf DvSscntcrv
md Diarrhma In children, whether IT arises
from teething ar from any other cause. We
would say To every mother who has a child
suffering from any ofthc foregoing complaints:
dn not lei your preu8ices. nor the prcindces
,thers: stand between your suffering child and
ne rrllci nat VIII he sure. YES absolutely suro
7" inf"w tno use OF TINS modlcine, il timely
used. Full directions fnr using will accom-
4ilhy ench bottle. None genuine unless the
&c similc of CURTIS ~ PERKINS, New
York. is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by DrnrulS's rnughout the world.
-. Principal ONCE, M. IL Cedar street, New
York
PRlCE OSLy % CENTS FER BOrTLE
For sale by A. LANIiWORTHY.
September l6, lSj9.-[ly
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rINS ALE WANTlSa HAnlss.--,sv. ~, ~ !.
Il tiseineat - usssnon'on Li.n4is.
Nov. 9j, 1888.
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we havep put up and sold this article for over
zen years. and en-" say, Ia confidence aud
ruin al II. what We have never been ab,o TO
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IyeaIIv "a CapiIni ProducIionl

TINE ssIebrlty Of avetty's Meleaei Papr for the
tsr-elset Is rapidly bsI1s extended throughout the
unei OF the hst articles put efars
paSlle. It obviatss the OF
white PAPER and staiue with pile proda ns Prn-
may relied 1t Is dne anl llt bank note pa.
per and wrapper. Nothing OF value
aud nitv before offered TO the p1hc l4u1 sheets
cost ouls g. - eea.s. Each sheet OF the ce=u-
SET the r1aierfa article r any q the dragEsts or from
fras t oiAs TO any past of tbs uaitsd States Try IT,
nov2e-9n
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THE INTELLTGENCER
KLNNLNe TRE GLoKEs

Twas in the golden autumn time,
When trees their rich leaves squander'd,
That far away from heat Of day,
In SHELTERED wood wandered,
Where, lying meath an oaken branch,
Der HerrieEs page pondered.
The blytbsome songs Of birds above
Begniled me into dreaming
OF Nancy Bligh, (whO dwelt hard by,)
For whom my brain was scheming;
Doubling if what she felt for mo
Was love, or only seeming
How long lay musing thus,
I have not now notion;
Each liquid note from throstle's throat
Each zephyr's gentle motion
Lured me away to land Of dreams,
Ger sleeps unlathom'd ocean.
My very dreams dwelt all on her,
Who fill'd my thoughts when waking
Her witching grace, her haunting face,
Her eyes so misunderstanding,
All these my fancy conjured up,
And set my poor heart aching.
Soft footsteps stole upon the sleep.
They did not quite awaken
doing lay beneath the spray,
As waiting to be shaken;
As ere Cpd my wandering eyes,
Another step was taken.
A rnstling sound soon hover'd near,
Like that of ladies' dresses
A moments grace, and DER my face
Fell floods of silken tresses,
And on my brow felt kiss
As only woman presses!
Then came n merry ringing laugh,
Like that Of sportive dryad-
a hasty glimpse of flying nynphs
Was ali unlucky had;
When starting quickly up saw
The foe-as they retired.
Twas Mistress Nan, who not content
With my poor heart entrapping,
With Lucy went, on mischief bent,
Came out and caught me mapping,
And straightway won pair Of gloves
Her first offence thus Gaping.
Encouraged by this last event,
The fortress soon carried,
And after that behold poor Mat,
No longer vexed and hurried;
For ere the autumn passed away
Miss Nan and were married
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LIVER INVviffGtORATOR!
Compounded HI HntlreIy from GUMS,


Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE or THE nEsT PURsATIvE AND LIVER MI
DICISEs before the public, that acts as CdIrtc
s4 nog5 iI IS nos o1y Gris but Iissr remedy
acting LieG eject its morbid matter then
nd bowels on that matter thus Rc-
completing two purposes ssctnay, without any o.
Idrtics 1t ~trengthsns the system at me same time thh
purCest; and when taken daily In nodeate Doses VIII
strengthen ard build It up with unusuarApidity'
The LIVER Is one OF the principal regulators OF the
human body and when 1t performs It's functions Well
Is almost entirely dependent healthy action Of the
LUer the proper perform. ance offs
s 1l 10 do m The diseases Of that or
gan OF the proprietorshas made It his study In
practice Of to find some remedy
wherewh the many arrangements to which
Dl I'd Tit %iTEF otis FORMS
has to try a hottie, aus. scOnyietionIs certain;
the system, supplying In theirPaee healthy low OF BILE
invgorang the stomach Ocauslng food to digest well,
PURIFYING TIE BLooD,sgving tone and health to the
whole machinery, removing~the cause OF the disease
-GectlnC radical cure: -, ,r,r,. 70
One dose relieve the stomach
and prevent the food rrom.-risIng and sourlnE.
ONLY dosetaken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
A only one dose taken the bowels
One dose taken after each meal viii DYSPEPSIA.
tx & 29s d9iI q sS0 'p00n''' WI" away f''''
bottle taken for fe. male obstruction remove'the
0nIv one dose Immediately relieves GHOLLC, while
one dose often repeated isCa cure for CHOLERA
lfORBJTS, and a preventive Of CHOLERA'
r7- only one bottle is->needed to throw out Of the
system the effects OF mel-cne after 4 long Sickness
~ One bottle fOr.SJAITNDICE removes all sal
Io7Tness or unnatural coIor-Irom the skin
One taken shnTtNtime before eating gives Wig
or to the apr=tite, and m kes$food digest we'll.
One dose often repeated-- cures CRRONTC DL.iR-
PEYIJFI IN Its worst forms, s U n MER and
BOWEL complaints yieldZ almost TO the lTst lose.
two doses cures at tacks caused by WORMS IN
Children; there speeder remedy in
the world, rs itFleUerJfiks. N
SEy- few bottles eureSN4DROFSH, by exciting the
Rbs0rbents.
take plsRsurei In recon- mending this medicine as
preventive FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL fENEh,
all FEVERs Of n Bill LIOUS TYPE. II operates
with and thousands are willing to testify to It's
wonderful virtues.
AN WHO USE TT ARE GIVING THEIR UTAMI
ifOTTS TESTIMONY Nv ITS FL VOP.
" Mr. ioIfe- IN ne mouth toit ES TnvigoratOr, and
ssrdlLoio both tOGsther.
TIE LIVER INVI9ORATOR
Is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Is daily
working great to believe cures asst by
ne dose 0fBiH0 benet and seldom m1re
than one bottle required 10 cure any kind OF LIVER
Complaint worst JdHndioe Dyspepsia to a
HediiacAe all OF which are the result of DIS
EASED LIVER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DR. SANFORD, Proprietor, 3iS Broadway, New York.
And retailed by all Druggists. SnLd dtso 6H
mvI4-Iv T. u. LOGAN o.. wheeling Va.
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rmRLATFaT NRWsl

TYTER ESTTNf &c PROFITABLE To EYERY ONE.
consequence OF the hard times have concluded to
make great reduction in the selling price OF my goods
time, oF.r Ofthe greatest bargains
In several articles received direct from auction.
CALIoOES, With the exception Of English and Merrimaek,
At 1nc par ward.
MUSLIN DE LANES goods never ret1iled for less than
rs only 1S cents. and all others In proportion
FURSI oGer good assortnent aud At prices TO suit
M6SLiSs, both Bieaehed Brown, Is per cent less
than other house.
MILLINERY G00DS-4 complete assortment, very llW,
10Th Wholesale and rta row Riches at 12He, row at
1Ssfc AMI 4 row NJ a.
EMBRoIDERIEs-T obIse mvspR to sell 80 psr cent
cheaper than any other house in the city Of Wheeling
ether Mace.
CHINTZEs-worth Sic. at 90 cents.
CLOAKS AND SiIAWL5 In every variety, aud cheaper
than other house
late style Of fancy SIX worth and sold everywhere for e.
At only rs cents.
LTNENs-An Trtieie I5c At only f5c.
PARANErTOS AND FRENCH MERINOS-Of every coli
price. lover than offered beare also plain De-
lanes, very quNtE, such sells at 25c for 1saf3.
KID GLOYES-Another LOT Of those extremely cheap
Gauntlet, at 3Tkc.
In short, win sell all aud of Goods suit these
hard times ISAAC PRAGER.
p 12S Main street Union.
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NEW GOODS.
FIRST sTo OK OF
FALL 81 WINTERaDRY GOODS

leave to state that rln great Dry
than any other house in the citv-for cash
Particular attention Is called to the following items
stves an excellent quality black SE Calico width at only
dollar yard; the very best qItv black
new STYLES striped SSs Bsvairrs Tax Satin, etc,
quantity AMI cheap SUPERIOR q1lv o. black nore
900 pieces RreuCl lIeriuO Of al colors;
eesnt quality only 55c yard, s. Nle the very
best Lupou Nariuo always soil Mt from IS SOL will
$50 pIsces OF Oobnrgs aud Parnm eIIos iue
quality, such always sells for Bike per yard for only
All wool plain ne Laincs, all eOIors, LupOn'a
MAKE, for only SI5$c varl-
All Wool PIHidS, double With, best Quality, At
Soc R,h robes; also robes lie Bavaere robes aquii
les de Champs aarse Assortment at greatly reduced
prices. ,s,,Cs
10 cases % PriutS STYLES, neat and small figured
fat eoiors warraae from to cts, worth laS cts
IIeicheI SheeIjag aud ShirIing MusIin OF
all widths and prices, excellent ~ ily vide at only
ShawIs, Cloak Uad VI antiIIns, the most COM
pste brought TO the city, of all possible
Rnrs! Rursl EXTRAORDINARY BNRG AINst-La-
dIesesriug provide Themselves with betuttfnl aud
genuine OF Fnrs this viii md II TO their adVan
tag examine stock before pzTrhHSns ~ nv asort
aent greater than thas been nai prices conslderl
bvloEsr having then iireet from the importers
aai AMI only for cash .vesa eonsiera
Ne advantage AMI an therefore enahled sell very
cheap. Russia Sabis Mink Stone Martin, French Sable,
Hteh Lynx aeunets aud ali the usual varieties
large abuntanse AMI At all prices
RInnEetS-i5o pair I04, it-i and 1874, very cheap
In Biaakets orsr great Inducements.
GRFpetS-t0a piecAs Of Carpets OF akinds Brussels
Three PLY, Superine, ngratu, all Wool, etc will sell
gooI quality "a OIrpe At '5e, aal superior quality, all
ans BrnSsel Rug 81 for only ~; the finest
u4tv RUGS the largest sine, always sold at 81
saIy IS. do, eoaaon tiIe, worth s. for only
EepiT 49, Main street.
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'G1-oT5DEN b 10 AIWE 10 sToRE
NO. ia MAIN STREET.. WHEELING Va
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
epeAr INDUCEMENTS TO CASH TRADE.


ebIyES
any
UWIL nuotb
eRus, lo
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eur o to
hsnof The Golden
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
at the Office of the Millennial


Harbinger, Bethany, Va.
C,HRIsTIAN HYMN-BoOK, in full shee sly cents per
copy DO do S o dty &ofo S t edges
do do Turkey morocco Gilt edges extra size szoi 90 90
Christian system new edition, 81.
Christian Baptism, uhit' Anteeeieni' and con'eauent'
DEBATE 5Si on Roman Catholicism between Bp Purcell an
cratisn ssPs. in1 ,TspereOPy
% DO do Do do do I Iqs5syq 'SPisF
R Rev DsS Of Dr. ye,sr by s. Lard per nail
PrIneIples and objects Religious urged
By s. 6aR e .i and others by H. 'n-'a'oA'
Saes voiunss q nc Snennia Harbnger 81 per VOL
oTssP On D fecsit above viii he sent post:
reeChristlan Baptist Rice Debate and @ bo
ceptcd The postage on the former Is On
'S - No DO books X viii be sent on commission.
PRICE OF BOOKS BY MAIL-PosrAGE PAID HEB
Hy.an-B9s shssp Psr dS5s dozen
" git edges PEI PEE. dG dozen ~: jc; 10 az az
Christian Baptist per dozen. .......i9
Christian System, per dozen...'..''.-....-''''''"
Term. of the InrBIuEer for 1883.
19epy to single sgo'eT6s5 10, or Il; months; Use
copies year, copy for three years 90
5eopes- " Is 90
is copies jani copy Gratls( 90 9S 90
50 eoples ai to gstteT m or Club one Bap
and one neatly bound Hymn Bookl... "
20 COMES club, two books on BaP m
tism and neatly bound Hymn Books :-... ~ W
100 T to s.s R 81 SoanS Hymn books. 100 90
$50 copies land copies OF the book Baptism and a.,
neatly bound Hymn Books) w
EXTRA PREMIUMSi
Por theiarsest OF clubs overl5O SO worth
OF Books. l., Mt,
@ ysF oE S 49, ao St 81
The books 70 be soeorIng the order Of the
Ayert n whom the premium Il awarded - -, -, =,
~ TIE CASH MOST BE FORWARDED INVARIABLY
~ ADVANCE FOR CLUBS. We cannot Afford to keep ac-
No person essidfng in BetGaHy teH be admitted as
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n. CARTWRIGHT,
USIC- PU Bills II Il +,

MUSIC PU Ills II III, + Be-,
r IsT OF NEW sIUAc-
II The Crystal ana eVlESsea ~ sslAiSAn Of IAN
city.
sultanis Polka; piano. Charles d. Albert.
Ia s. iphide YaIse; (Pfano) J. ASHER
La ClOehette du Patre, (Psano) L-febrae Weiy-
Engine Masurka SentlmeHta1e5 (Pianol JarEes belaf.
MasuFka des fraineaux: fPian0lJ A-eh~-
The celebrated konds Fzeie, sung BY Madame Las
borde;( Pianol Va tlfaretaek.
Also received e AteIoEing pieces OF Music
Bessie's girnv aaeautiful song
What is Home Uithout n Brother.
WHAT'S Home Without Sister; eonPaas0ns TO Whist
Home without a Mother.
Maid OF sylvan Nook.
flight OF the 10
Also large oisortsnen; Of siusisai work,,Ae.,As-
frbS-Iu
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Az nov ofeTnE splendid ktaas ard
color % fneneh Merinos. Or them worth slsS
Ior tc an ~o Piaids Worth T5e Sc, Broehe shavis
and a. vey reduced PTsesss Fancy snd -ex
some a cheap Hs 5le per yard, worth 1s all ufol
De LANES worth ne for 81. Py pieces ~ Tibet Cloths
Sorth size for 2Se- all eoor EnbrolieTei and Whit
foods A neaIy one hif have pay Feneraly; Ia
improved shaPs Hoor Skirts At astonishing ou ate
ftAnnea Of eFery descriptions Which b. fc1n4
anse Of the finest Weieh Cour nv Fanneis warranted
s"t 70 shrink some extra heavy ane Weara
vt cne o. the eopletest aasortments FANCY Do
Iksflo DRY GOODS In TIRE eitr. Receiving goods daily
OF tbs latest styles, made here AID rlporte hereby ke
ug up FULL assoFtment Al all and At prizes
En sailsiy the most PaTtieular-for CssH OSLEi Cash
huYers particularly Invited give re an rarIv call
fore puresing elseUh-re Ne So MaIn Str.et crstre
Mheeiins- Ioetl6l JOHN EOElIEE
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WINTER ARRANGENIENT
on and arer Monday, s9h November, ISIS, the trains
" will fOiioWs-yz:
First-rhe s. Louis, CircInnatl, Wheeling, BenWood,
Baltimore and WlshinEtln City Express leaves daily
i31 A. NJ arriving Baltimore 1890 A. NJ in time for
breakfast and Eastern connections.
SscOnd-Ehe Northwestern Chicago St. Louis, Cairo,
Indianapolis Dayton Cincinnati, Wheeling Benwood, Bal
timoTe and Warrington City Express leaves daily at $50
r NJ saturday eNceped) arriving at Baltimore at 1850 p
II in time for Eastern connections.
enjoy the mountain should
take the 1890 A. NJ ran Cumberland and resume their
trip by the $500 A. NJ.
Rct1rnnE to the West Southwest the trains leave
baltimore daily as fsuoEs: First-rhe Sis A. NJ trsin
arrives Wheeling 6.25 p NJ. SesOnd-rhe $50 p. NJ
train arrives at Wheeling at 1879 A. ".
The 1880 A. ~ tran boIld EL': viii stop at all stations
between wheeling and Cumberland
Round trip tickets being issued 70 MOundsvie at 80
cents and to BsnEoOd at % J. 2. FORD, Agent.
W. p. SMITH, Superintendent.
L. N. COLE, Gen1 Ticket Agent noVsO
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TARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER no

~ Be particular ask for Tickets VIA the C. ".
short Line RAn Road.
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TERMS:

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1879. containing the Elec-
ton and the usual mater win be p1S;hed about
O,rista Psice 10 IL Copies postpaid, for 81 100
Copies, postpaid, IS. Address as above.
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HHMPFIELD RAILROAD

Ii freEhts Intended for Shipment must be
"a delivered between the hours OF \.
none will be received after that hour. T. SWEENEY
sepl0 General Manager.
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.

60 go So
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NoRTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS
UNUIee DAILY (sanday night exeepted) between Rich
i Inond and Washington City via G0rdonsVie and Alex
andTta.
mond. SIS A ~ and ESQ p NJ
Returning leave W ashington...6 A N. and Pm.
and
Arrive at Richmond 1;sO p. ~ and A.
Baggage checks aad tickets given through between Rich
Enond and Washington - =.
and bengin excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
antee OF always securing connections as Is shown By ar
daily Richmond and Warrington city in advance Of
the Steamboat line.
Pam BErWKRx RICHMOND WAsITEgToS.---
omribus viii be found always ready TO take through
baggage OF wearing apparel between
Depots charge, with ample time for them to
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets be obtained between Dauvle and
Washington the Terminus OF the Road nearly
pleted 20 Danve- Agent OF the Company will receive
The Checks passengers from the Danvle Road, and at
tend their baggage all the Way TO Washington orhe Bal
tiulore Depot
mond and Alexandria tel
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information, inquire
at Ohio Ticket Oee In hssPrigs House, On Water
street, Wheeling, Va
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This route passes through n Lexington, Lancaster Cir
cieville, Washington Wilmington anu MArroE-he Flet
and most beautiful part OF Ohio.
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In connection With the above keep every kind Of
acknowledgements aud musical IN erchandse generally
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E. GEsT, Pres't ". ". BAILgY, Act sgpt,
Cincinnati. lAnesVine'O-
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pianos, Mslodeons aud every kind of musical nItr
usnts tuned and repaired.
~ All go Ills warranted ut this establishment novt
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SHEET MUSIC.
Thcilrges Of sheet music, musical works &c, &C.,
in the Western country.
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Star Candles s,

m BOXES G-,Ss-k Oeltrisk's Cincinnati Star Candles
resvei tsi lay by Railroad, and for sale At Manu-
''s ss,s. 'F'''' BY 4 Ss ns E MaIa s.,