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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-19
EEnw ErIHrr.

PoUT1AHD-. Feb. IL The steamship
.Jlua. which LETT Liverpool on Tiursl.y. tie
30th, AMI Londonderry On the 5ist u,,., ar
rived at this port at l1~l5 TO night
The steamship -EtnG. from Liverpool 20
New York. put into Holyhead. Isle Of Wight
having been in collision.
Mason and Slidell had arrived at South
amp;on. No demonstration was made on
rLcir arrival. The former wen: TO London,
and the latter TO Paris.
The EtaG, Which left Liverpool n lie
29th, put into Holyheai on the same night,
with her fore compartment fru Of watrr,
having been N collision with the ship Che
riaf
The steamer EdnbuTg' was coaling At
Liverpool. 70 take forward the Etna's' las
scneer- c-5 cargo, If rasessary.
Tie s:,au.cr Ia Plata with Mason an
J S-T..l a~ board. arrive. ~ SyuthaEl. ton on
. ..s -ala.
IL. Timrs' remarks tat .s.h ernl.-uaa
viG probably KEEP themselves Iesier-'y
( ..... .-.5 esra.t events taat are at a-al.
, although .Ee-s l. a laf-e garty Il tie Leus.
/ .. -5-..1..as which v.iE ca,ayor - urge u-
+ tle c; yerE-uel- q p..ieg -. :a-erir-eHce j.
tie Aales5...-. struggle, ;..a -uv.ys viii 4
7 ,,,.. g. .-.....sia s. '- -.as.-,y ---...---,
/ \ r,,.amptaa letter >.y= -..ac tae r-!ea
! el prisoners y,urI. .aln q having receive
/ had :rcatsaea. It t~e s.srr, 81 Bns- "a
E.c sr-aag. .Tua-s-..s', as al -.ate
. IL. Southampton o- them .raia- o:tas 2oc.
f. --- trst.uati.a was ;.r.-..as.... Size asou--
/ r:s IL Yar-..a-ti -s..-s. Isle ~ Nig.... gs-e.
/ s..e rerna iugI 81 latc~. dates.
Huu.8Js v--e current ~ = ---nonlT, go
that b5,n the Iuscarors' aud Nashville
/ had been crleled away, an that The latte
would prublJIy leave on tAa Goth Tie r
ports. however. lacked c-al-@..:ion-
The London Morning advertiser states
II. the most positive terms. that until &
/ % Of JauuaIy. II was tbs IA! Intention @
the Emperor Napoleon t. announce IN Ii
sneeeh. his resolution 10 abolish ;l- F-.era
blockade, but a change f pr grauime ys
made. at the instance Of Earl Russell, VIII
deemed /: pol i:ic TO defer doing anythin
for few weeks.-The Emperor therefor
alluded TO the question il his question in b
speech Il, 4 manner that would lind him :
nothing
Tie dyc-tis,r' also says that al ii
ca.ureratlor which Napoleon asked fro.
ENGLAND was rermorsI oo~o2rrari-n.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-19
EBENSBURG. PA WEDNESDAY, FEB 10, 1862

come 70 extend the hand of friendship to $
conntrn which they behold wasting its vi
f-1l-y On :. sFs ard commissions, and
ask the Mexicans 10 deliver themselves up
to tha ~ i intentions Of the allied powers.
Demands are also made that 4 representa-
tive be sent to Madrid, to give satisfaction
for the expulsion of the Spanish minister.
Paschey that the tre2ty of Almont be full
flied that the Spanish subjects be iiemui-
fed; that $40. 600, be paid for seizing the
barqus Con certion.
At the meeting at which the ultimatum
was adopted, it was decided that payment
be exacted for the recent expenses incurred
> the allied powers Four days is allowed
for an answer.
San Juan d'UIloa is occupied alternately
fifteen hours by each of the allied powers.
Tie 'Proggresso' published at Jalapa,
sa--- s.fevisions are very scarce Vera Cruz
an the food of the Spaniards was very poor
Tn, hospitals were filling fast, and the de-
sertiors heavy.
I.asinon is said TO be execrlted by all
MeNicans.
It was runored tn at the Government hat
ordered the Nashville to quit SouthamPtor
but extending the time for her dersrtur'
owing to the anger from the L. 5, gIr
/ boat 'Tpscarora.'
/ It. was also -umorcd that the GoTeru1au
| Will prohibit tie armed ships Of either part
I fro:n remaining over twenty foVr hours i
any British Port.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-19
TIE MASON AND SEsDCE-Z
AFFAIR

Tie following Is The report taken cat by
the s.,ar,e-. i--ra. for New Iark -
Earl Russell. in a dispatch lr--i the 223
of january. tn Lord Ly's.-, saws iae English
Cfave-nrle.t differs entirely v-.;h Mr. sew
ards cons'us;o,.s on the question whe'E~E
tie persons taken from tie Trent and
.,,a supposed dispatches. were cantrah2nl-
He argues tIe Pa=nt ~ ler-sh ana Uoiars
al the Injurious c,a-.Irer,a7 Z such Jag
For instance. q -eor a5n- t. Ar Ss.rs~5's 1ac~
,rfne, a paeEe carrying Confederate agent
from Dover tc C.'.is might be captured ard
taken - Nss-v York. and In Ike manner the
C,ufslerates might capture Cn-ari steam
c. baani fror-, liverpool 90 Halifax, on tie
ground that She was CARRYING GesPatehe- g.
Mr. Seward from Mr Adams Tie British
Government would Mt acquiesce IN the can
. ture Of any British ship in circumstances
similar - those u the Trent AMI the fact
nf its being brought for adju ,iction before
he Priz. Curt. though altering character,
would no. aimiui-h the gravity Of the Of
! fence.
! The drsraich concludes WIN reference
to Mr. Se@art's de-'ara'ion, that If the safe
" Of the Union .esuirel it, i: would of hav
been right 70 d-sai1 the Trent prisoners
Ia reply to this. Earl Russell says :-''Gre1
Britain would no. have permitted the per
pstrat;oa Of that wrong. however flour s.
ng might have bsol the insurrscaoa IN ti'
South.
Another despatca gives L1El Lyons COZ
vcrsa'iln with Secretary Seward on n
Charleston blockade,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-19
CAPTURE GF ROANOKE IS
LAND.

Special Despatch to iae Hl4,,irer.
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb, 9th By flag
OF truce, to-day, L learn that the bombard>
ment Of the works on Roanoke Island cons
tinued during yesterday. About noon, Com
modore Lynch got his Mesquite fotilla un-
der way, and came down Carrituck Sound
to assist his Rebal friend, Gen Wise, on the
Island.
The Federal gun-boats then .-rected their
fire upon the gun boats commended by
Lynch, aud at FIVE O'Clock yesterday after
noon three Rebel gun~5oats had been sunk.
two were captured, one OF which had Com
nodore's pennaut flying during the action,
and the rest dispersed in every direction.
The freing ceased at dark last night, but
was recommended with increased vigor and
effect this morning, and kept up until about
eight O'Clock, when it is Supposed the Rebel
/ forces on the Island surrendered.
/ \ fireman on board the .SclGtn' said that
the Federal troops had b,en landed in large
numbers on Roanoke Island. AMI that the
/ Stars aud Stripes could lie seen at Elizabct tn
! city. flying over the Rebel batteries. 1t was
/ rumoTed IN Norfolk. thiS morning that three
-eSiments had been recently sent to f0an>
oke Island and that there was no chance
/ for escape, the probability "as that they
were all captured.
Tie K-be.s acknowledge that the only
F. obstacle oi Importance to ret"Eo Gen. Burn
sides march inland aud upon Norfolk. will
he the natural ones .! '"ain!s, marshes,
sickness &c.
HE Rebels iee- 'heir recent ''eie"t' very
seLs'o'l aud are growing He-F'Fa'e IL their
fear
s''- ,'s'..'' a. = '''.',='e c',''>'> the
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-19
Mai-r General HAILFck.

V N. Smith, Captain aud A,d>Ie-, amp
CAEEo, IL, Feb. Fort Henry, on
.he Tennessee river. surrendered yesterday
afternoon a. two O'Clock, after q dctern-iD-
ed resistance.
The 6 Ght lasted an nour and twenty min
utes. Icing conducted by the bats Gin
c'nuati. Essex and St. Louis.
Tn, gur-boat - Cincinnati fired one hun>
drcd and forty rounds. and received thiIty>
four shots from the Rebel guns. Only one
man ras killed.
The st Lou is fred one hundred and ten
guns and received no damage.
The Essex was disabled At the nth
round ly a ball striking her boiler. Thirty
tu.5 IF her crew were killed being sca,ded TO
d,..a Capt. Porter was badly scalded. hut
n: ancrrouSlv,
C-e Rebel General, one Colonel. two CAP
. tain, q-1 one hundrs priva.es were taken
/ prisoaar5.
The fort moun--E seventeen guns
+ The land fire. lid nat reach the scene Of
action until two hours after the surrender
+ The Memphis and Ohio Railroad bridge
/ fiftsCn miles above the foTt, has leen taken
/ of cur troops
/ OFFICIAL. REPORT OF COM. FOOTE-
/ BRIG. GEN. LLOYD TILGHMAN ANI
/ STAFF TAKEN PRISONERS.
WAsuINGToN. Feb. 7.-Secreta-y We.les
he's received the following despatch =
L. S. flag SHIP CINCINTATr
Orr Fort HENRY. TENNESSEE RIyEE {
The g,,n-Joats under my co ommsud. the
Essex Commander Porter the Carondo
let Commander Walker; the Cincinnati
Commander Stembe!l the st. ouis. Lieu5
Commanding Pauliinr; the Conest"-a.
Lieut. Commanding Phelps the Taylor.
Lieut. .-COmTn anding Gwinn and the Lex
, iugton,' Lieut~Commanding Shirk, after {
severe and rapid fire of one hour and Z
quarter have captured Fcrt Henry. all;
= have taken Brig. Gen Lloyd Tlshman pris
oner. as Eeli as his staff and sixty pTivates
! The srrrend-r of the gun BOATS was Il
conditional, as we kept an open fire uPor
, them until ;h.ir flag was struck.
In half an hour after the surrender
I handed the Fort and prisoners over TO Gen
I Grant, commanding the army. on the arri
at the fort in force.
. The gun boat Essex had a shot n he
9 boilers and after fighting most ef5ec'ually fo
j. two thirds of the action, was obliged 20 dro
4 down the river, as hear several of her me
: were s-slded to death. including the two p
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-19

C~JOB WORK OF ALL KINDS DONE
- his OFFICE on SHORT NOTICE
iND At REASONABLE PRICES.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-19
TEE CspEEEsE OF EGETE-Ey-
Eey.

CHicpo. Teb. The cxpOiilio r agai-s,
Fort Hear. on the Tennessee river, has been
entirely successful. and the fort IS Dow H.
lie possession of the United States troops.
THE OFFICIAL ANNOUN CfME-, t
TIE WAR CARRIED INTO TENNEs-
SEE.
Sr Eos=E. Feb. THE following IS an
EsInc-i from head quarters -
Frr Henry Is ours. The fag Z the
Union = re,es'abiishea GA the soil e Tenn
eSSec. 1t Viii never be removed BY CEN
IaarE Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
ITEAIs.

WHEN man wants money or assistance,
the world as rule, is very obliging, and
lets him wautit
Caro- said '.a bould rather people
should inquire Why he had not a statue
erected to his memory, than why he had. !"
THE Memp UdlqhcAs of the l7th
ult., complaint the ladies of that city
are ''cOntinualiy Buying useless articles at
the stores, TO get rid of confederate notes. y
Where's the objection to their exchanging
one useless article foe another?
Teacher-aT Obey. what did the Israeli,ss
do when they crossed the Dead Sea IN 81
don't know. ma'am, but igness they dried
themselves
SOMH Of the medical journals are much
distracted about the custom of lying in
bed the habit of tie-ing out of bed, is
we think, a great deal more to be guarded
against.
'AlT good woman" said the Evangelist,
as he offered her a tract, "haye you the
GosPelhere 2" "No. sir, we haveh'tft, p re-
piled the old croue, "but they've got Itaw-
fnl down to New Orleans"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
SutRltlgRnfEt..
THE GLOaSIIN' HOUR.
NJ DAVID wISeArE.

The following song has a fine lyrical
iOw and melody, aud like many. Scotch
songs, conveys 3 beautiful and healthy
moral:
1 dearly lO'e the glosmin' hour, :
Zen when In sorrow pihin', 55tI
When dewdrops battle the faulded flower,
Aud ne fair star is shinin';
When song frae every plantfn' streams,
Aworld ojoy Eeyealil,'
And bOyhoOd's joys and manbood's dreams
Are oWre my memory stealth
dearly lo'e, at gIoamin' hour,
To watch the deepenin' shadow
OWre mountain, moor, aud woodland lower,
While mist hangs Owre the meadow
When leanin' on some oUld dyke-stile, "a
Hopes lamp my heart illumin,
lcToou some sang o. happy toll,
Atpeace VII az iaings human. Z
What heart hut Ices the gloamin hour 2.
Thenrest comes tn tile weary: y - ~
Love turks in glen and woodland bower,
And jeannie meets her deaFie. az e
Then sweetest seems the mutual tale
o. vows, and hopes aud wishes; esz
And o how sweet, through gloamin's veil,
The glow o. Jeanpie's blushesl
Thou art priestess, gloamin' hour,
And aye thou gics us Wsrniu,'
That life, at best fragile Hover,
May fade before the moruin'.
oh may We a sac leave that we,
Arrived at ae LIES gloamin',
May upward gaze VII hoPefus ee, et
And wait the life that's cOmin'I
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Cathalrl,t t;i a lPEliils.

Z = = :
EVSB seisnses u Chemistry and Medicine have
II been taxed their utmost to pr6inc6l fhfs 6sss
most per1Bct 1rRntiYe d knotIitS na IN
% pE9otS arg that there PMS have
medicines and that they vim AZ HI S
the eEtOsn Of altman They are fsl ard II
e take, bnt p9EeEtGl e eaTes Their
remove the distractions Of Its ofgihs pufify fi1S
6lood, and exPei diaease They purge out tie fo1l
hdmoTs which brood and grow dlstempeF. stimuiate
sluggish or dsprdeTed organs into their ~
ton. end impGrt healthy tone With 1fetisi ~ fba
whole Hystein Not only do they cure the eyGry-d
eQnplaipts OF every body, hut also formidable and
dangerous diseases that have banned the re a 6us
nan sSiil. Willie they preddte pdWsrinl 6tiects,
satest N1dhhest pbysio that can BE- employee m.
children. Being eugar eo0tel they 6Fo pleas Mt -
E M ~ S Gsl L9Es1y ats tom
belief were they net suhstantlatbd by mem OF Sob
exalted PCS and Character 70 fqFi,d the sus
phYsioiAps have lent thet NAMES % "a 49,
publie tie reliability az my WIND SfbSES
s9 ~ ne tae e f6lt
Of my afiictell, suffering fsl0W,m6nr IA aatt -
The ABent bel1W named & pleased to fnfhish af0t
tbei & ~ 4i' ir
owing eomPlaintS:- aid 10 i5sl
= CosttTenea8s Bilious Complaints; RhaanistiuRn
tteadaehe arising ffnmi foul
the Bowels aud Pain arising
Los ot Appetite, al uleerons and Cntanaous Ms
9F kngs EItl. They ASA, by port Wing die blood
aha tho Eysttti, cure many iftfS
Which = would noti6o supposed tll5S e5aid rElcil
Such a. Deafness, Partial Biihdnes No1faiRiS oj
Nervous liability, 6f filS IIVsr "a
Ridhays, Govt Ind OH
nom y low state Of the FbOJsorl - ~
functions. ss,5s -. - 5,4i ~ :
DO5nQt he put on BY, TtprfnGdnled tesltns IA
some otheF pm they nj q & ~ ~
Ans PMS ~ 49,
Gan gsNA yea eonpaEey With in IN intFinsfe
q Curative poWeIs. Tho 6ek want fss r. 4 6iSI'
there e 1ct aud thoaId llydit. HisstsF
G Prepared by Df. a q. AVER!
tlsa1aa9I "a 13aI issi q III.
RsllcE 25 a., ma Box, Ity1 Ilolts S6R 8 i.
Sod b 1.C. GOOD q on; and 81 IN bFziisiS Z
-aad Dealers IN Medieins every whore. mRf5l
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= BALTIMORE g g
Commercial o. uege!.

~ gH h. re-
CHARFERED 1854
siiT L0CA TIE D., rs
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes.stS,.
4. BALTIM0RB,M n s@
IlH1s INSTITUTION IS now IN TIE MOST
~ prosperous and hourtahtng condition. TyTfcs dii
1 Tue lst years hag 4 been obtain
sTsrS. st.ts =, , t representing nearly
~ now occupies one OF the most ind
located buildings in the city, The rooms
s Spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities heFeoasred 10 y6u5y
men 70 qualify Themselves properly for the
dnties q the Counting Room, orto obtain a
In any pittfculaF, by any SiniilGI SltSi
lahHentinth United States n ~
g.. FACULTYs
Elk. L0SIER 80 g
Principal lecturer on the Science 81 Account Com.
70. .sisa meFce, Business Customs, etc.
III. j. PHILEIPS,7 : sss,.,st,a 5.ae (
OF the Theory and Practice Of eepIuR
50 and Commercial Calculation rs
59 vic H.H!DAVIRS5rI Ei4g -Ezssi
la y Associate Professor Of 8onl,-R esufrbs, b =
4. , ~ "a n. o, Johnson - - =
PROFESSOR Of Buslness and ornamental Penmanship
q s;r.EWILL1A1s, ESQ VIZ -
IS 80 Lecturer on AIsreant ftt- 7ss-sii !
- XIV. &. YEATES REESE, .: D., e sin'qi
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
- Sst,.sA - TRUSTEES: eiloteealHoV e
Hon. Jno. ?. Kennedy, q Hon. Joshua Vausant.
5ssd 5 TFnss sA Faa W@ y Fsqsqi
me c6iIsss L provided asgs, sg7
dents, III - - 80 = - " s+S ''au
rHtely instructed i<l F65Tl, = 5sI
I4sEs being no vacation during the year Students
sguiEed falIeonrso
j "A DIPLOMA 4 awarded to ali Graduates -
large and BEAUTIFULLY OFnRmGnted Circular con.
tatning Of s1N 9REI, fI,e
l;xter1or and Interior View on the ColleFe yaFo1s
charaetetistic designs, penmanShIb &C., se by nS;i'
ltss dialogue giving fun
y 1su1Es.1 ADDRESS efl. 4ts sis4 f. x. Ii0SIER r
s.s.i sllL...,45y ssstsy -, . BdktiSl1Fa M
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Il tl
0RR1CE OF THE d. 8 o. r. h. CO. L..
u EsUMPTToN OF BUSINESS Of TIiE BAITI.
H MORE OHIO RAIL ROAD. The Company
having thoroughly reeunst tugted HE bteals In the
tack 4nd bridges Of eli mad, under Government
Portation, viii. aud after Tuesday, the LIT April
run three passenger trains a. fOllOWsthe road be-.
ing th1oEoughly and .eopGlstely guarded:
Nah Train VIII leave heetng u 9s80 P. NJ Benz
R9Od at10s30 PM, aITiveAt DattlmOEBAt r. IL.
BenEood At $50 a. NJ, Wheeling at $40 II,
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation TFain,
VIII leave Wheeling Rt 1O20 AM BsnWool Rt 1850
A. =; : arrive q Cumberland at ss3s 7. II, ~ 4
Returning, leave Cumberland at 5:l6 A. NJ, arrive
at Wheeling at $40 p. II.
H.sR. SMITH, Master Traasportation.
el5 l. y: COLE, General Ticket Agent.
e. B.s: 5AdddoBs, Train saPsEiasttsnd,nt..
HsJ. PENYILLARD, lE1I.s y tli7tfsI ~ 81
-. RQRp, Gen,l Agent, Wheeling. mhsl
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI-
ing Bail Road. A25a s
{ ~ ~ E. -,
M AND iAHERR! MONDAY, May 9th, 1882, Pas
5sRssE tr9ias WIN leave BFidgePort y follows,
1885 A. II. Mall Train, stopping II all stations a..
5 Etyes e PittS0atyh. Ct ss46 p, NJ, and
,s. arrives & Plttitursh Il s:C0P. Il. :
2.20 A II. aud Cleveland ~ 9:l6 A. 81.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at s:25 "A. II. and 6l5 P. ~, ar
i've At bridgeport at 455 2: NJ, and ass A. ~.
Leave Pittsburgh at 100 A. NJ, 600 A. N. and
1850 p. 81, arrive ct Bridgeport at asa A.lI 1923
A. II. and 4:66 P. n. lis 10 t[f ~ y
Connections are mRdesas POllOVVsa
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania R. R, FOR HarTis
go burg, Baltimore, WashIngtop, PhilA'
delphta, New York and Boston.
Cleveland with Cleveland TOled r. r. fot San.
duE1Syt TOledOS Detroit, Chicago aud
al points In the NORTH WEST, With
K Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson,
Chicago and the NORTH WEST. With
Cleveland Erie r. h. for Erie, Dun.
,Tat.s, kirk Buffalo and Niagara Falls With
Cleveland, Columbus 4 CipciunhtI for
GrestiIne. Delaware, Columbus aud
~ Cincinnati.
At Hudson with the O. 2. 40. R. r. for CuyahoRa
- Palts, akron, AIillersbatsh aud woes
ter, i{ ~ szli57i
At Alliance with P. Rt. VI. & o. R. n. for Canton,
i 4as,silioG. Wooster Salem, Enon, Co
AtSteubenville with i. C. @. Line and AT BELIAIR
E.a5 with Gao. Q. R.Ii. tqr Evansville, New.
z ark, Columbus Xehin, Dayton, Ini-
GuapOlis, Cairo, Cincinnati Louisville,
St Louis, St. Joseph and All. poift3
Wtst and South West.
BGcursiOn Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1913
Fare always ne low, and tim6 much quicker than
any other ronte.1l sri F15-f-sI{5.5f >
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
and East can be procured at the ONCE under the
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Freight
Agent at bridgeport Station. isH @ 1ii2 (
Freight contrasts will BIO made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and Its
70 tile East, North, West and Northwest at once
nnder &PLurs Houss, orwith Bt. Agent at Bridge.
port Station. WM. D. TERRY, Agent, 81
.ssl Wheeling, Va,
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent. = g
y 4. D. ~. - r vs.
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: q w5goHNsoN 8 SON. !.
q 4ntl2nGtllFeEtl M Copper, hin nnd

~ I5JlA sbss6 Iron WaEe.ts.tsy sr3t5 d
.TTAYING AHA1LED OURSELVES OF ALI, TIE
fnprOVei GkilttieS, we arc better prepared nov
than 9yes 70 orders for any article or vorlin
thea above line OF business. Yallies and Conductors
made toordsTs stelubDatlW0k done In D &nbGtan-
tial and ipToEknanlike manner. We are now paying
to this brdaieh OF the trade and
Wholesale Dealers We can offer Inducements that
cannot b fourIt lelsewhefe3 Our stock of Ware IL
and b full Mt all times. We
kespA stock 81 thblatbst and most ppFOVed patterns
ot Goal and Weed Stoves on hand at all times.
is 9. W.J01INs0NE SON,
m sIi3 aga 81 gu .NoIlT9 Market Square, 81
|. Jy&-d&Wtf, Wheeling, Va.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR TnBRAPID CURRoP
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsENEss, m.
PLUEN1A, BIIONCHTTIB,
WHOOPING5 q COUGH
GROUP, ASTHMA,
CON.

u B. vi. q L. ! u 3
and for the relief patients in advane
ed stages Of the disease! ~ -ts{ ;irsss aliIt
We need not speak TO the public Of it, virtues.
Throughout every town. aud almost every hamlet OF
the American States Its wonderful ctres OF pulmOn.
AIRY complaints have made Il already known. Nay,
few the families in any ciyi4ed country on this
continent without sOme personal experience gifts
effects, and Tower yet the communities any where
which have not among them sumo living trophyOH
Its victory tine subtle and Dangerous diseasesoL
the throat and lungs Whiloi t Is the most powerful
Rnttdote yet known to man for the formidable aud
dangerous diseases Dftho pulmonary organs, -it Is
also the pleasantest and safest remedy that can bo
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We spare cost, toll to produce 1t tho
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Il the best agent which skIll can furnish tor
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Practical and analytical csenist, LO,Oell, Hasa
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