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BOERHAVE'S
Holland Bitters
DYsPEPS1A
Liver Complaint, Feverand Ague, &c.

VIE SUCCESSFUL INTRODUCTION AND USE
OF this cele6rnted remedy has been the signal for
u SarioGs forms, from quart bottle TO ave gallon
Reg, untllthS word Btters Is but anOtheFnaIne fol
"sToE'" or some vIlanous whiSky mixture.
But the really great relief derived from 1u minute
aose' one teasPoonfal, Of our medicine,
BoERHAYE'S HOLLAND BlTTERS
AND TnE ESTIRE ABSExcE OF APTFR PEosTRAIIoS, has
Tor It reputation which the hott OF lmi
Iatlohs and eounteF.tI9 have failcd to undermine,
II Is positively vegetable preparations with barely
sufficient pure Epiri!a to preserve Il.
nnt one SIZE Of the genuine, (lIalEPint Bottles,
1t .a medicine Uflong.tried efieacy for PtrriffDo
the Blood 80 essential for the foundation OF GOOD
health and for correcting disorders Of the stomach
and bowels.
Two or three dose. win convince the 1faIctpd Of
as sanitary elects The stomach will speedily re-
gain its strength, healthy action Of tho liver bow
els and kidneys will soon take place, and renewed
heal h be the quick result. 80
For INDIGESTION, Try
BoerhaVe's Holland Bitters
For HEARTBURN, Try
Boerhaye's Holland Bitters.
For ACIDITY, Try
BOerhave's Holland Bitters.
For WATERBRASH, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For HEADACHE, Try
BoerhaVe's Holland Bitters.
For LOSS OF APPETITE, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters
For C0STIVENESS, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For PILES, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters
IN al Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuralgic Alsc.
tions u has Ia numerous Instances proved highly
Oenehcinl and In others effected decidDll curU.
ISend Carefully!
The genuine, highlY-concentrated BONN GyE,s IIoI
LAND BiTTERs Is put up In halpInt bottles ony and
Fetaled at One Dollar per bottle The great demand
lot tnls truly celebrated medicine hRs Induced many
purchasing. S'' 1e''''
BEWARE or INrosrTIoNi sEE THAT oua NAME IS OK
TIKI LABEL OF Every EoTTLE rot hui.
Benz. Page, Jr. & Co..
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs,
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BY pEIEGRAPH.
TCORRECTED DAILY.1

CIXcINSATI. Feb. 2l.--Thc demand for Pl0ur has
ALLEN on, and is quite limited; Hubernc not saIeaLIe
at over $3.50. The demand for Wheat Is gOOd at full
prices holders are asking an advance; prime rel 81
aud white Sl,1O. Corn steady at SO933. Oats frm
advanced to 594GO. Provisions quiet: nothing Of
Importance doing, and prices nominal: holders re-
main hrtn, but the market Is decidedly nat No
change In Groceries; 200 hhds. Sugar sold at 5I6
%: 600 bags Coffee at l36ElSI and small lois Of
Aiolasses In the retail way at 3S8SI. Rates OF tx
change remain steady.
NAV YoRK, Feb 2I.-FIour Quiet, 10, 500 bbls sDId
wheat-red Western Sl,3266I rs, white 81 400 80.
Corn heavy; mixed CO goes; new 6T@03; new white
1Ol5. Whsky firm at l55<dls. Sugar heavy Cof-
fec trin; Rio lllI@i34. MolAsses steady.
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P5-oYLE.-AppropOs to the "oyle" ex-
citement all sorts of jokes are being per-
petrated upon people ola speculative, ava
ricious turn Of mind. Yesterday morning
some of the train men on the Hempfield
Railroad filled II bottle with water and
poured into it little of the oil used for
lubricating the machinery of the road, and
set it upon the stove where it could be
seen. Presently dreamer of oil sites
came along aud whilst standing By the
stove detected the oil in tho water, and
thinking he had made grand discovery,
did not intend to make it known, but in
quired careIessly where the water came
from. He was promptly Informed that it
came from one OF the wells along the road
which supplied the engines with water.-
By this time others had observed the oil
md several persons seemed anxious to
lease the ground upon which the well was
situated. The man who had played the
trick represented that he owned the pro-
perry, aud was soon button holed by two
or three gentleman, who had it in their
'..isis q loasa the ptemisea.5 The trick.
ster, however, pretended to be as highly
elected as the rest ut the discovery, and
would not consent to risk his chances ola
fortune by leasing the property. He con.
scented to portion out several phials of the
water from the big bottle, which he give
to several of the most anxious, who
have since exhibited the same to, perhaps,
two or three hundred people
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BPCEPuALIc Pitts, cure Sick Head
ache, cure Nervous Headache, cure all kinds
of Headache.
By the use of these pills the periodic at
tacks of Nervous or Sick Headache may he
prevented; and if taken at the commence
ment of an attack immediate relief from
pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removeing the Nau-
sea and Headache to which females are so
subject.
They act gently upon the bowels.-re-
moving Costiveuess.
The Literary Man students, Delicate Fee
males, and all persons OF selentary habits,
they are valuable rs 9. Laxative, improving
the appetite, giving tone and vigor to the
digestive organs, and restoring the uatur-
al elasticity and strength Of the wholes ys-
TEN.
Far sale by REED { KRAFT.
.,-r- Centre Wheeling.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

B9~A LIBERAL PRoPOsrrIon.-we are
onthOrized to say that Partridge will con-
tribute all tie money he takes in this ,ceek to
the Kansas Hidsfuu,l. This is a most lib
eral and pEaiseworthy proposition, which,
we doubt not, viii be speedily seconded
and generally encouraged. Such of our
readers, therefore, as desire to contribute
to this fund, can do SO at tue same time at
which they accommodate themselves with
fine picture
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commissioners Sale OF PuItneJ
nnnl Mines

WTELL OPENED AND IMPROVED POR TIE
supply Of steamboats, and the river trade with
coal OF excellent quality with So acres of Iand,
anu about 70 Dwelling Houses, with all the improve
ments; steam Engines, Bank Wagons, Railroads, and
many other appuTtsnanecs, embracing all tile river
front a. the NaTroWs, ~ miles below Bellair, 10
belmont Cos Ohio, 10 section %, T. No. 2 range
No. 2 This propertyis q very desirable one and
oilers rare chance Tor profitable Investment, being
al only $1,000 and It may no sold for two
viii Yield large annual inereSsc. The sale will
take place on Thursday, the Sth day Of March, 1851
between the hOnFs OF 10 A. a. and I p 81. al me
Court House In st. CIairVllIe, Uy
ROSS j. ALEXANDER.
leOlS-iGW Master COmmIssioDer,
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Emusic Hath Charm

p,,p,l1 p l3I, U -, l515aLM VHaIMb.
III fishers, an additional supply Of MUSIC:
know a Pair Of Hazel Eyes,
Cottage by the Sea.
Dixie: by Neweomb Peters and Emmet.
plantation Songs, by Euniet,
Fosters Melodies
Christmas Coral
9ly Home; words by Ned Buntlinu
Down by tile river aide,
Sacred songs for the fre-sidU,
Trotty Horse rOlka.
DKie's Reel, by Julien,
DiXla Polka.
Sky Rocket Quckster.
Silver Star Polka.
Sweet Evening tIOur-Q uartCtte,
Ntye LAmerira, March.
StciltBn NespeTa-l
Bell-Everetf SChOttIsh,
Dixie, with Variations,
Rosemary WAItzes arranged for two nj, 80 :
eight hands.
Duetts for Violin and Piano.
Variety Store Of b. NICOLL s BRG
JAM IO9 Main ST.
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YFsiLlxTl, 5lIcn, Jan. u, lsoI.

& SIR: ~ ,sggE E. -E-s
Not long since sent to yOH for a i1x Of Cephailc
Pills for tie Of the Nervous IIesttrbt nu,i o.
tiVensss, and rseive,l tie klaio and Gsy nod 20 mol
dh t0eet that tDds iBdHc.d 10 ScI.d j0r NOR.
Fleaas send by return mail. Direct 10
4. r. WIIEELER
Ypsilanti, NIeh.
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Prom the Democrat 81. Czoef, AfaH.
II you are, or have been troubled with the had
ache, send for box. CephaliG Pills 20 tat You ma
have them in Gaze Of M attack.
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From the Esarf,p1, Nortau. "a.
They have been tO'ted In more than u tI,oasaad
Gases, with entire success. q -
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Da-TuG Pooh MEErISo AT TIE CouRr

Es75 IuE EOO1 AlEETING AT THE COURT
Housr last night, considering the object
for which it was called, was pretty well at
tended. Mayor Sweeney took the chair,
and Mr. E Paxton acted as Secretary. At
ter various suggestions from Mr.. Thomas
Sweeney, Revs. Perkins aud Sl'Lure, q.
Jacob and others, Mr. j. n. Dicky being
called.upon, explained the mode of prOce-
dure OF the old Wheeling Benevolent So
ciety. On motion it was agreed to adopt
plan simiIar to that explained. On mo-
sion of Mr.. Perkins subscription paper
was lrawn up, and in short. time the
sum of slO2 so was subscribed.
The meeting then proceeded to elect Of
fcers as follows:
Presidsni-J. r. Dickey.
VIee PretideHt-Wn. Paxton.
TrcGsurer-A. j. Sweeney.
iSEerstdrg-Elisha Paxton.
The following committee was then ap-
pointed to solicit contributions for the re-
lief of the poor.
lat Wara-D. t. H. Logan
I'd f" John Bishop.
Sd /" A. P. Woods.
4M I" Z. c. LETTERS.
6h N. Is. Reed.
eth I" ]. NJ. Bickel.
On motion of Mr.. Jacob the officers of
the Association were authorized to ap-
point such Committees as they may deem
best to search out and coutribut, to the
wants of the suffering poor.
The work is now fairly under way, and
we have no doubt but that many pressing
wants will he speedily supplied, and much
good done. We hope solicitors of sob
seriptions will be literally received.
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BELLE tERSoN, ONO, Jan. II, 1881.
Please fnd enclosed twenty-five esntt for which
S t las 1nO 5, ,s9 s Sf your cshale Pii T
Direct u.n..,. A. ssTovER. p. ". I
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Prom he ITtaeyA Il. r. Gll1tte, ckieaSo, ma.
We heartily endorse 9ir. spdIdIug and his uurI
vailed Ceplrnlio Pulls.
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srEreE CRELE. IirSIlxuIox Co. pa
II. c, sPALDESo, - - ,
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EFOp' 0ie Duly Nengf, Kslzprot, n.
cephalie Pills are taking tie place OF all kinds.
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Miscellaneous, Medical & Classical
BOOKS!
Nv I'LL ILLB BE SOLD AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRI-
w CTS, lower than elsoVgIcr,, AZ tbe oIJ Car,,sr
Bookstore OF tdecI6I JOS. L. WILDE.
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Yon will please send me two boxes Of yuur Cenba,
ie Pills. Send Thsm itlneIlaieiy
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lIAyEayoaD Il, reb. ;. 1sol.

] wish you 70 send mo one more box o: yonr ce-
PLalle tLl'. hgrs reeetrrd q grslr deal II Jeae6t
IFom heN. Yours. respectfully,
MARY ANN srOIKIIoUsE.
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SImYER PLATED CASTERS, TEA
y SETS. Napkin Rings, Cups, Cake basket. Gc e.
deco i,''s = 80 e. - p. BROWN. lis Main.
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now to work to earn money TO assist him in
his studies. About the time that his term
Is apprentice expired, Mr.. Jones contracted
to build church in Ashly, and Of course
Charley was employed upon It. One day
while they were at work on the roof Willie
Jones called out:
Say, Charley, anybody would think you
expected to preach in this church, by the
way yon put on those shingles"
Stranger things than that have happen
ed" said Charley, quietly. A laugh from
the workmen, and then the incident was for
gotten.
Charley achieved bis daring plan Of enter
ing college; though in doing SO. he over
came many obstacles at which even stouter
hearts would have quailed. but he said,
/" God helps those who help themselves. and
| can try"
His college life was hard one, for he was
still dependent on his own exertion, and il
would make your heart ache to hear Of his
prlyations; vet he never complained, but
kept earnestly to his one purpose, aud nobly
has he accomplished il.
This day Charley Mason is pastor Of The
congregation who worship in the very church
he helped to build.
Remember his watch-word, boys; remem-
Der that with Gods blessing upon earnest
faithful, unliring efforts. you may too be,
come like him good and useful men.
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s& s!!s.
CURE
kervOuSHeadache
NkSignsaSs&
Headache.

BY the Of these Pills the periodic attacks 81 Ner
Sick Headache may he prevented; and Il taken
al the commencement Of an attack immediate reefirom
pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Head
ache to which females are SO subject.
They act gently upon the Notwithstanding Co.'S
tiveness
For Literary men, Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons of seden'ary habits, they valuable
Laroiiue improving the appetite giving tone and isar
TO the digestive organs and restoring the
city aud strength Of the whole system.
The CEPHALlG PILLS are the result of long in
vesigation andcaefnlly departments having
been in use many years. during which time they have
prevented aud relieved vast amount Of pain and suf-
ering from Headache, whether originating in the
pous system OF from deanged state of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in ,hercomposition and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
making any change Of Diet and the ubsence of any dis
agreeable renders il easy TO administer them 10
children.
BEWARE OF cOUNTERFEITsi The genuine
have 1--WE signatures Of Henry G. sPaldng each
Box.
Sold ~ Druggists and other Dealers in Medicines.
4 Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of the
Price, u Cents.
All orders should he addressed 70
HENRY {. SPALDING,
As Cedar Street, New York.
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SALT FOR THE THROAT.

In these days. when diseases Of the throat
are so universally prevalent, and many cases
fatal. we feel il our duty TO say word in
behalf Of simple, and what has been with
US most effectual preventive, il not posi-.
tive cure Of sore throat. For many years
past, indeed we may say during the whole Of
a life Of over forty years, we have been sub
ject to sore throat. and more particularly 10
dry hacking cough, which was not only
to ourselves but TO our friends.
Last fall we were induced TO try what virtue
there was in common salt. We commenced
by using IL three times dav, morning, noon,
and night. We dissolved large tablespoon
ful Of pure salt in about half a tumber iull
Of cold water. With this we gargled the
throat most thoroughly just before meal time.
The result has been that during the entire
winter we were not only free from the usual
coughs and colds to which. a. FAR as our
memory extends, we have always been suo.
jecl, but the dry hacking cnugh has entirely
disappeared. We attribute these satislacto.
ry results safely 10 the use OF salt gargle,
and do most cordially recommend trial oi
il 70 those Of our readers who are subject 10
diseases Of the threat.
Many persons who have never tried the
salt gargle. have the impression that tits IN
pleasant. Such is not the case. To III,
contrary, il is pleasant, and after few day,
use no person who loves nice clean mouth
and FIRST rate sharpener Of the appetite
Will abandon u. Gardener and Farmer
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Blackwood's Magazine and
British Reviews.

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s]' Ihe following lending Brhi.h Pssiodirsi.. sns
|. he London Quarterly, (Cun.er,ati,r.
2. The Edinburgh Review. (Whig.)
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). Blaekwood's Edinburgh Mag zine. Tory
These Petioliea Il onlyr eni IL lhfee sreai %.
Hiieal parties d treat Bnian--Mh.E. TeIy. md u
ie.l lot polite. form. enIy nhs issiute Il hslf chs.
faeef. A.arsins Of III m5si profound wdter. IN sci
me. Literature, Morality and Religion they stand =
tb-y have sisod, in The world fsiers
benz considered indispensable the scholar and Tie
professional man, while toths intelligent reader Of
~ class thsy fufn,h more correct and satisfactory -
cod u The current lersiufs ofthe da, the
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FIRESlDE.
A Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper,
Published in Augusta, GtOrgia.
DIR. ID. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.

DIR. ID. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.
gNHIs is the title Of Weekly paper, devoted 10 Az.
4 riculuTe, Literature and All, which am publish.
ing 10 Augusta, Georgia. Il will be 10 qusro form 81
eight pages folio sze-each issue 10 contain forty co.
lumns OF matter. II will be 10 general STYLE similar TO-
and 10 size somewhat larger than the New York Led
ger. II will be Published good book paper and IN
DC 10 mschancal execution in the besi style OF typo
graphical art IL utility ii will be al that the besl az
cultura science aud practical know ledge Of the south
can furnish. weekly visitor 10 The homes q south
planters and farmers, il will be more useful and
acceptable 10 hem than any monthly oorns Of equal
merit
Ny aim il 10 establish psperI that viii beia shele
Of information that will be useu 10 suuhern psnes
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Imagination and TASTE. IN the realms Of LlesuIe and
Ar and to obtain for il such extent ii patronage
and success as will justify the most liberal rompensa.
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tors engaged, and steps in progress TO secure
contributions from The most pleasing southern Wrers
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
o Scientific and Practical Agrlculture.

by Henry Stephens FRS. of Edinburgh, aud thslats
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