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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-30

& Lb rcrsons having claims ag.inSt the Es. ,tc
IA. .: j. D. Williams, dee d, will rel.dsr h,n in
u, the ~. .i,runry ucSt and those iadrbrl 10
sni.! Est.i= viii please strle by that time is un
Tim, day will make inal settlement on said
Estatu. HARRISON STR0M, Agent,
for B. Williams, Ad'or.
Nov. rs 8t~ AZ
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Head-Guarters.
ENROLLING rUFFlCER,
EpGEpIlLp. Dec, .30th, 1888.

j. LNHuIsf-INdrUFFlC FlCEH,
EpGEriILp, Dec. 3oth, 1888.
50 much of the Act approved Oct, 11th,- 1862,
= a. ..pertaias To- tho Rxemp'inn Of Oversesrs
having been r.petlod by the Cong Of the
Ceuf.derste States Of America.
I. al Exemptions iseu.d to Agents, Osnsr', or
0Yerseers in accordance with said Aet. or pra,i-
oas TO the 2o'h Of Aug 1883. are b ereby Isvsked.
II. All men holding such. Exemptions, are.
hereby ordered to report at thesc He'd Quarters
on the l2th inst. "A
III. All ,oldiers fur!oughed f.om the army.
and whose f',rloughs have expired, aud who are
unable to travel for exsnisation to a Hospital
Bonrd of Surgeons; are notified that they will
h:~e the priviIags ot boiRg eInmin.d at hi!
&, +. NJ SGH4RMEk,
Lient. Z E 0. Of, Edss6cld.
Dec g It
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;: How shiacs Good Deed In Naugh.
tx Yorld.,, a.

w.:h pleasurs no record shs fact that Mrjof
AsDnz n HAsxoxp, and WILLIS G. HAan:s, Esq,
h.vo esoh presented WV F.DrRr,oe, Esq. $3.50,
for the:rolisfof Soldiers fsgalies. Fsem all Mr.
DrRisoE tells ue-and no EpoWs-there Is still .
crying wan, Of iaboretstn III. ri.eyard
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Fer Sale,
Administrators Sale.

sbY an order fran the orinsry l ana procsed
- tn snll ut tue l,tn resi.ir.r u. Z. NJ Cslo-
nan. Il cd, ua TllURS1iY. tn. 18th. January
next. all the Per, oL Estate Of sxoi deceased,
crnsisiins in rsrl ot
MULES, CATTLE, itoGs. coRv. FODDER,
SEED COTTON. one BUGGY. ONE
WAGON. II lTSHuDLD AYD
EIrcaEN FURNITURE,
Bl,ek.milr and pi,.tsiion T""s, 4seke.
TERMS.-For all sums of. aad undsr Twenty
Dollars cash, and for al ,uins nrer that amount
IN a crcii, uniil the 18th D.s. lS6i with interest
rom day Of ,nls. Purcbasers 10 .EiLo Note and
NO approved securities.
:. JULIUS DAY, Aani'or.
Dec II st I
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HYM EN!gE "A t.

N. .nLihp III = .ycL Isian nt th,l nh last. y
.l a.y. ~ Davis. u. RICHARD pklpK.:of
Ta,e:c!a isrgot., sna Miss MARY A.. NEAL,
Ii ur .iiit Dis.s:... .e,s. :"
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Red Bank Academy.

1TyIE FIRST SESSION II ihis. Sei.,ol will
4 commerce the sfeosd Nonda, hsn''Jsnnnry
i:C4.
M Stxlrat III! e REQ. iysd bra Isss time tbsn
one sees.;, tfrs tsonth.l nor Sitl any d tanrtiou
be -:nd' orcsi, ssa ef .f.rrrs Esd Ilnrs..
Tuition for tn" Scholastic, year. S15, s35 and
ss41 4"cor.ilns tu el4s.ihe4uuu.
Tire " Ala. :ls;s.s;l.i,.n a,l, srtpares for
.nry Goitye.in the C.:nsodrrsey will h,vo an op-
n"rtnnity in,tYay <rtnsl. Psxry effort will lie
made to give them good Asadenic.edGe-ti"u.
-. - = Il. n. kAAHEDY.
n. ID .o,s
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.-SSE2> 70 raass ssAakuoxleanenss"-s OF tho; Kasofsld
E:l,sgs Lsdiss' lid Association viii be pub
.lihed in ear asfi issue.
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Final Notice.

,gyHE lie satvvs of William RsyaoI,l., deceased,
E will w-ot me in the Ordinary; 0G;cs at
Edse6s!dC H., On Tus,day, tho 18th day Of
january next. ss I expect TO make - Euai settle
,uunt VI tie Estate ON 'h,t day.
CALEB REYNOLDS, Ex'.r.
D,esO &c,
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HEADQUARTERS ENROLLING OFFICER,

EhGgptELD. fec. lst, 1853.
z All persons IN this District ho dag surg,o,'e
f. certiiicn.e, of Exemption frp" Cvnscriptivn.
M il: comt ti.anco with ti'c .t-vc ordered rss
por: 1t this Office on tac days indicucd.
If. All Sold;crs who have been discharged from
the Army, snl who '-'w hold said !iscaargrs, are
ikew,<s ordered 10 repurt revi.ion OF the same.
fIl. Ali pers;Ls rmhraeod. in lids Utter WIN
fail t" rtpsrt will hc immediately Enr"lisJ, n.d
s.nt 'nr~h-d .s deliultcrs. -
~. Assislanf Enrolling oicrrs OF this District,
are called apcn to see that tho above orders are!
complied with.
by order Of Gomrnsn lint Of Conscripis.-
NJ. SEH,KMER,
LirEt. Chief e. y. of Ed ge. Dist.
De.. If 40
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gas- sunY,'T BAyAri, oi beissaEo. ,-' hct YET
taken the oa.a Of allegiance ltoserised siaco n.
breaking out of the rebellion, and il il run"rcd
.ha. tho Psderai Senate will i"'ist ON lis Sdo'
saribing to ii, oath, or cxpei Kim.
Rs- Mr D,vi.. u fodoral Senator from Ken.
tuoky. has boen .dcnnuneias the l.nc"la Govern
incnt for sr.p0ndirg tho exchange of prisoners,
and Oslls on Congress ~ force Lincoln 10 com
msnoe exchanging again. Hs aoos rot think
Northern white mon should bo Scpt in Jail for
The sake Of u few run away negro s@ll lioid.
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ysox THE Frvsr "A gallant efi 81 of tie army
of Tcnnc see, VINO i. in position to kh"w ~:;"rs-
oil 10 ,fiirms, Informs th7 .Nerin'ts c"nieserac'
that TIE rel i.i!y iocicsse Of efo'tiss hien in
th.. srmy, At the i,r,runt !iln. NIL aysra.e iroe
nun,!rel per daJ ana that the sa"itary c"n''ii"i'
and ,yyruie Of tho amy arc excellent lie cx-
ures4e. the COZ tcut h.icf shat n.iIcr our arm: :
nor Grant. will uaae M active "'"' elea;s di-
ring the wnts-, the cua,;j:on o' tl': rosds p:e-
seu,ias in.upcrablo obstacles to elective ore'''
liuus w. dsop'y regret to hesr ill., aad il pc ;i';'i
the enemy will, before ,prins, he di.'en i'cm Ten
nes.ec .ri North Alabama, and our people thc'o
30 ohaal.d 10 m.kc erar', ut least, for th'ir own
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cp;:s.iia.jarn!ist.
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Sfrayad or Stolen,

rJRoM mburg on the night Of thef 2i,t. One
Il SoRREL MARE and a CREAM co 0L0RED
-,IOkSE. for which is3s,nshle reward viii be
paid hier dyiiiSry ]. me st El geneid or d am
hurg Any information concerning them, tbsnk-
fuliv received. j. L. NICHOLSON.
Dc 30 X -
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Take Warning.

A IL petsons arc hereby cautioned sgainEt
n tresp.,sing an my premises, either II haul
'fnr WOOD, LIGHTWo0D or STRAW frem Of
tho same. will certainly enforce the law sgainst
any one who may trcspass .a my lands siter this
dato. THOs. pkLO4CH.
Doc 30 30 / .
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TalloW! Ta1loW !!

ywIIh, pay tn, hishrst m .rkrt rrics for TALL
4 Low delivered ut this odic,. s
- Il. ri. MCCULLOUGH.
d. Dee 93 II 5?
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r ge6eld Male Acade emyJ

:f1E!. exercises Of my SCHOOL at the nb.,s
Il iusftntipn viii be .rosumcd: on the sao1nd
Muria, in January fSfl-.TerS::s $1,000 per
y 'xrirr. X. w. CANNON
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Notice..

& LII p-r...ss harin: asm.rds against th- Es-
~ titc vi ". Z. Mrrasnc, iog'd., will please
..r-scIt t.e.A daily attest,d.
2. w."CiRwfLR. Fss.r:
Also. tsosc- c-h-rrv eIaim. agaain.t "a. Es}Ere. of
Su.An. li.ir.;l, d.c'd., va pre:sn; taani .IlY
tested. z. " =. tEW1LE,
> tdni'nf with tnsWill ana.x.l.
Dec % If
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and ,riahes sforsssii, stating this es per

!''-='s Z - I. $50
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NcwaTerms for; tie New Year.

-WapNEsDAY, DEC. go, 1867.
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Nov. rs
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Notice 10 the peop!s!

Dec 231,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-18
Rllna 30 ThelrlFate.
from ths sprlnEaeIa Rspubllean ].

81 g 3 z
The Democratic party seems to be struck
with judicial blindness, Its leaders at
least cannot read the signs of the times;
and show no disposition 10 adapt them.
selves 70 the current Of events. Its there.
fore dead certainty that the party will
be stranded high and dry. Indeed there
Is reason to fear that there will not be vi
tatity enough left in it to keep alive a
healthy oppo sftion, and so, hold the Re-,
publtcaus to their good behavior. The
Democratic leaders still believe in the
power of slRyerys and expect hereafter to
make party use aud profit oft as hereto.
fore. They do not believe II dead or dy.f
ing. The Hartford Tunes warns the Re-
pnblicans that Il Mr.. Lincoln is allowed tn
assume power against slavery, some fu-
ture President win take the same liberty
in its favor and say that NO State shall "a.
main In, the Union that does not adopt
slavery if slavery had not already "a.
,cetyed fts death blow, and It's ultimate ax.
ttpcttOn were not sotwell assured that ey-
eEysmAn with hfsieyes open must seeit.
Almost curions and significant evidence
OF this chronic stupidity as to5sl6Very was
given last week5in thegyotes Of the Demo.
cratic, members .ofthe House OF Rapresen.
!tattves for Bishop Hopkins of Vermont as
chaplain of the House. The Bishop was
not real candidate and could not havei
accepted the place II elected. The vote
Tor HIM was purely complimentary, and
could nave had no other meaning and In
than the approval Of the Bishops |
we'll known opinions upon slavery, He /
taxes every occasion to keep the world iiu.
FORMED that he dissents from the verdict of I
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We notice 10 a western paper the death

We notice 10 a western paper the death
of Rev. Walter s Russell, gentleman
well known some yearaego insthis, neigh;
borbood. He gradustsd with high honor
at Bethany College ID 1856. and few
years thereafter was chosen President of
Berean Collegsiet Jacksonville, illinois,
BE received his death sickness in the dis
charge of high and patriotic devotion to
the soldiers at vicksburg, where he went
through his generous and conscientious
impulses, to wait on the sick and wounded
in their trials and hardships. Fe was a
remarkable man, and we have known few
like him 10 all that was excellent and mo-
BILE and intellectual. His death is mourn.
ed as great public calamity by the people
of western Illinois where he was so well
known.
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VIZ have received aud published a good
mapv articles on the proposed prohibitory
l,ouor law. The subject is exhausted and
We do not want It's discussion run In
t5a ground through our columns
We cannot take mp 80 much space with
one topic, especially when that topic Is
veil understood by everybody who can
read. These are war times and war INST
ters must have the precedence. We are
willing to publish anything new and strik-
ing on the subject, but not everything old
and commonplace.
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TAR CORDIAL, FAR CORDIAL.
TAR CORpIAL, IAR OORDLAlA
q e Es ..sis S g. g H Rsas ss...

Mr.. Ward says: sCDT. WIsRAAI-sirs Ihad BFon-
chitis, Inflammation Of the LnuEs, shOrtncas q
Brea4h and papitation Of the hart u their worst
if0Fmsi I had been treated By several % the most
eminent physicians In Philadelphia buI they could
not stop the rapid course q my disease and had
dospaiFed @ ever being restored g heaith. yas
Tree Tar Cordial WaS highly recommended 70 NO BY
= ffiendi tried e and am thapktal 20 say that,
aftoF using four large, and one small bottle was
restored 20 psFfect health You can give Tofsranee
70 my house. No. COS n. Sound street. OF Q ny
once Of Receiver of faxes, from 3 A n 70 P. NJ
49, : jobs WARD.
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the Christian world as TO the peculiar in:
stitution, aud holds e not only permitted
but authorized aud epjoined In the scrip
lures, so that its 4perpetuation becomes q
Christian duty. This Is the doctrine the
Democrat, ia Congress endorsed, and
meant 10 endorse, in voting for Bishop
Hopkins. Can there be any future for
party so utterly demented2
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Resolutions ofRespeet to Lieutenaalt
Hohman.
HEAD. QuAEFERs 6rHN n. Z. CAVALRY,
NEAR CuLPERPsR G. H., Va,
December 4, 1858.

NEAR CuLPBRPeR U. h.I NA.3
December Z, 1858.
At a meeting of the officers of this regt.
ment, convened at headquarters this day,
the following expression OF our feelings
was adopted concerning the death OF our
friend and associate, Lieut.. John =. Hoh-
man, of the Sd West Virginia Cavalry.
Among the many valued officers who
have sacrificed their lives for their country
we record with sadness the name OF Lieut..
John E. Hoffman, of the Sd West Virginia
Cavalry. now embraced in this command.
Although his connection with rs was but
brief, the reputation he brought with him
as brave and gallant young officer was
fully sustained, giving promise OF a brill
liant future, which, alas, the uurelenttng
spirit OF rebellion soon dashed TO the
earth.
10 his death we lose true and valued
friend, his regiment brave and patriotic
officer, his parents aud friends beloved
aud affectionate son and brother. The
eloauence of those features fixed in death,
which we gazed on in mute grief as our
friend was borne in by the kind hands OF
his companions in arms, and laid down
among us, appealed strongly to MS not TO
let the cause for which he met his death in
the field decline for want of brave hearts
TO do patriots duty towards the living
and for the dead.
ResotUed, That these expressions Of re-
spect for our departed companion and OF
sympathy with the bereaved parents aud
friends. be signed in our behalf by the
Major Commanding and Adjutaut, and
conveyed to the afflicted family.
VIZ E. BBARpsLEY,
Major 9th N. Y. Cav, Com'dg.
e. P. MCKINNEY,
LIST Lieut.. and Acting Adjutant.
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fIENTa nDITION already in pres Of The
THE COUGHING CONGREGATION

/
-s.1ora 1Oy,gA ~ stoo5 attAs ol,tls Gatas
Ths patson he stood Ia Iiis puipit, grayS.
And APsalm he had Just IoSd Cd. 8
b Mnsa thg people ehimtd IN with seeusi, =
When the people chsmsd ID with q i'coagh. -
AZ length the grave patsOn arose to sppteach," ~
T. OF by this cough chorus set back,
For before the good man could his ascandI reach,
Al over the house u vas hack
Again the seed PaE.on Fepeatsd bis taxt, 81 It
And Stated his sermon anew - =
Bat soon he at down exceedingly ysxed, 2
cough cough halllbalo0, Too, Io1. 500 s7l5l
Az this cough, cough hAliiba'oO. -, 5a;t,l
The epeeple4 esssyed ellis eoughing stop, < sl =
Aud aPPease the good parsons Ire; - -,.,i~4 b.
But out It would eohstahtly pop, pop. pom
Like perenssioue tli ain tts fiFe, 5iFe ire
Like percussion caps thrown IN tho IRE. ~ : .
Then adeacon arose and said IN defense. =
OF she young middle aged apd Old, :
Il think, eaEson Jsnes 81 tey ~ ant m, s,Is,,-s
But we've AZ got blocking bad cold, cold, cold.
But FesYs ~ gqi ? King bad cold.R - 7 4
Then the sShepherdls arose AMI, saii % IA. i,Id -
He thOpght twas inee very queer; sSj !. -
That his people should have saeh a shocking bad
And, fhe sH0arhoupd IlaIsa,u,t a ,.,, -.
Ana the slt0aFilqan1 BalsaR" % nelE. s-iiE q
his aaoekp knowing well What their pastor meant.
Were early % Io9AN's aWly, - 3.
80 thew vas from the aid gliish the "BalslIls Ia
No coughing fbs neat SABBATH day, day, day.,
No e0ushing the next sabbath day. ~
n ~ . NpRAEs isl.
Nov good peCple ~ YhoEe sishoetny adeough,' n
which they would have cured complete,
10 4. II LOGAN 4 Co.'S should quickly s. %. ~
Number f1rtY aud seven Main stFeof street. streef
Nqnber f9rty and seven Main street..f - ;,
The ttHpaFound RaIsan' = for saIe alIoty Logan.
Listt Con Bridge Corner by Reed &Kraii, oslfrl !
wheeling and BY Mclean bEos.s Washington HalI I
STILL coLIARs AND cuRFE, fgr Ladies' eIand
- Gents, the gre tttst Invention ~ the aaa: al15
t1nAn Scarts, . beautiful article at thesFtfi5fV
Store 81 deel6 u NlCOLl, i HRO =
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The New Book Tor Boys is now Ready.
THE FARMER BOY.
AND HOW HE

AND HOW HB
Became Communicating Chief,
EDTED By WAI. n. TaAYER,
Au thOr Of aThe Pioneer Boy" SsBobbIn Boy,n &e
Sup eTbly Illustrated BOutd IN extra cloth, BRIGHT
c0lOrs, with an elegant fuH gut ack. Price 81.
One Of the principal alm8Df this book e ineuI.
cate, through the medIam Of story Of great inter
est loyal, noble, and patriotio spirt Of the youth
Sent 70 any address, BY matt ON receipt of$l.
For sale by JOS. GRAVES,
does No. 30 Monroe 6tIeet.
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Commissionera, sa1a.
James EaaIey, comppt.

{ james ErlaloYS CompPt, .if-i
1eainSt Elm Chaneery
Peter Il. French and others, Def'ts.
pY virtue Of decree ofthe Circuit % art for Ohio
IL county, made the 30th day, OF Oetoher. 1SB8s
directed to the undersigned a Special
and the dms epeeAsd for the bG} aent % the debit
In said decree having expired, Il shall On Monday
the 18th day January, 1884 offer for sale At tie
mont door OF the Court House Of ohio county, in
the city OF Wheeling that part Of Lot No SCI Situate
In the 9th WhEd OF the city o. Whaoling, and con.
Seyea 70 said French by James n. Stout and wife,
by deed now % record in the ReocrdaFss once ~
Ohio county inIlo6k No. 81 page 49, ~ =
H1Rn1 on HkLE-A suffielsnE amount In hand 10
pay the costs 81 said sale and the costs Of % suit
and credit % tx, twelve and eighteen months the
purchaser giving bond and good security for the
deferred Paymentsi said bonds bearing interest
nom tne DAY o. sale ] Xxx
deo1T.9Ot Special cesalaissioser. 3
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TRUBlEE,4 SALR.

pY virtue Of q dsed Of trust executed by Sanford
ID O. Hall on th nineteenth day Of March, 1859,
aud now OF f0COrdn Ohio e0anty, State of WeSt
Virginia. In Book q, page 62I win IN the city Of
Wheeling, Of the fDnt door ofthe Court House, on
lowing property, Vt: =.
Lots numbered 1 eight Q. (nIne) and 10. (ten)
also = teet mont ogrounds running back nearly the
full depth OF said 0ts situate the north end Of
Market street, in,the city Of Wheeling, with the
improvements theeOu, which consists Of q large
aud convenient bFiS house, with brick stable and
other out houses. The said house IL known AS the
OutbertsOn House.
Terms OF sale-Csh.
Persons dssIlng Information can apply to John
A. Vincent, Esq. 4. A. MAULSRYt Is,f
deeI8 TFusteA
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ao1 .nard 1,Ir flag, and keep each star
= ~ Strfoo q bright Rs now they WaVe1
SAN TaaEs Il lead our ranks in war
SfTII dot above each patriots grave,
natl % the trRItOr tbat would dare
10 tran It through the dust o. shafnes
All honest hearts its lot VIII snare
And follow Il 20 Death OF ka3ae.
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On eonltantly receiving such eoftlaeatos a the
following. Readttt LlTlasF II o.
nj. WIsHIR4-ueaE sir: / had q very dreadful
cough ana sore throat fdr one yegIs md ulyswh0le
o. my bee with bot little hope 81 rsepFering. Ny
disease 6afiEd the power o med and IN .
short time must have gone ~ ny grave; bot thank
God, my da1ghteF il.laU WUll lfuor Fe1t uDtil Gle
went 20 your store, No. 10 NQFtl Second stTee and
use it, and In one week was much better and aeF
using three bottles tlm perfectly we'll . wonder %
al my friends, for theY ~ prOp0uneed past eTo.
Publish my easg 70 you think proper.
REREcOA HAMILTON.
10. 1a2l MaYlo stEoois Rhila1elphI1.
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Foa, Coughs, Colds. and Throat Dl,Or.
lders, use, 4Brp1R's Bronchial 7goehst. 3
having proved their efficacy by a test OF
many years
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a Positive Cure for Dyspepsia.
Hear what ~. JoAa q. BsbeoeE says:
Dh11 AS. IL UNI s1 e A..

/ No. los 0LEVER E4RRRR, =
1 Philadelphia, January IA, iS6s-
DF. WrsHART-slr; 10 Il with much pleasure hat
i ] am now able 70 inform Sou that, By the ne n
eHtirelF cured Of that NEST distFessfng
DyapepsiA have been gFieVolisly afiictea f1r az
last sWenty eight years, and far tan years q that
time. have had it n Is worst form, and fave
dragged on milt miserable existGneo-fn pain jlsy
with Wind and piin, Il liatteTsd not how Iisht %
how small the quantity. a e1uttnued bolahilE uls
sure @ iolios hsd No sRgstite for any kind q
meats whatever. and ny distress was q great for
seIeIal months beflIB u heard Of E0uF Rllls tlaEI
frequently gisled Tor death. I had taken every
thing that had heard Of for Dyspepsia, WiIhoat
receiving any beneit; blt on Jour Riils being rec
Gm0e1ded e ne ~ one who had been olFl,l b
them eoneluded 70 eiye them trial, alth0lghl I
myself eaifinR haftaF 4 mi fsie,, 80
@ z be4s end, aileE taking half bos, en- Glos1
hearty meal three times q day, without tncoiSs.
tioneP Arotn anything eat % drink. II yen think
g me. WIN eheeFfhlly give an d6siEabls IN
tion % any enc who may call % ne. Z = =
YOU'RE JOHN Il. BABo0CK.
Price, per BOX, one Dollar.
Sent By mail On receipt q IL REieelby 90
a. ;ssas4l LOGAN, HIST q co.
j., tli8ists ~ and 4. n. LOGAN 4 90 .is,i-
lnolo-en5 Wheeling, Asout foE West Vltsilia.
5 ttI HARsHAL's SALE, FI---l.
y pursuance ofah otder a the United statos C6tFi
or lhe Western District q Virginia YIN, q
the 1ll dry Of January, 1884, % thstOWn a. Iafs-
burg laaIlts1n O1uhtys West VfEgtnls, pressed %
8ei ~ public au1ti0nt % the highest Did relsli
The law and family library % jonathan n Bennetf
M1aQRC. HALL, DoIutY HlaFslll :. -
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
ftALL a. the Oh Fellow HAN DFte store and a.
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eltssl eIes 80 = deel& II
u VIE Gn0t asloFtment Of HDilDAYdO0DS int
fsceAyed A. the Cad ellpIl Han GFJis stnrss
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ways - tSand az the Qdd Fellow Han hFlE /
Nov. = the season. 70 KIN youE Rats sld Me-
IN with CUsfifs Eat EItetminltdr.
: aeel4 EDMUND BOOKING.
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TfaURKIsH TOWELS, Bathing Gloves ana Rio.h
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ARIENEAL FRUTE PASTE, q AsomAlie JeIIy
" q liEs aud senna-A staple, palatable- and
leaeleus tsl1ely fdF Consiip stlon q the Bowels
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