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New Method .-..
or CURING CERTAIN DISEASES BY THE USE OF
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
A New Method

lsADWA1'S READY kELlCt,
seen recently discovered and caculsted 70 supersede
the al oeotroavre, machines external applications.
'ae Daers, snsussosues medicines fever aud ssue
Iaeuuia.isn partysi nuDbnass neuralgia &c The sppcs
lion Is sin PIE he effects pIeassnt and the positive spd
iaaibe IL prove, wis, We biSe for nearly qusrcr Of
century maintained i Ralwsys Ready Relief il the best
quickest, snd most important remei discovered
J. IT, however only recently tia. have discovered its i'm
curative power in certain diseases by th process.
THE SECRET OF IT'S APPLICATION -
suggested By Professor aed Professor and Leeres
Of Chemistry for many yeas the zYors College Of Pay
scians the NewYork Hospitals, Ed.,sh University, &c.
Sc Wehsye tried It in number cf cases t Lsd previously
resisted ell othe, treatments Every yiedee~i.h aO.
shing rapilty Tie success o. the Ready Relief IL s orf
nary application has been elter tlsn all other renied 10
use This be vouched for by thousands who have uSed n
Io. those afflicted with the following complaints under
tho new method, snd guarantees Immediate cures
RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA. Govt, sci4tcs. Nervous
uess, Fever md Agse. INDIGESTION, SMALLPOX.
MEASLES,
Cromps sposmg, Lumblgo Headache, Hesst Disease.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Retention, supprcsslons or Nisplscot Mcnstrusson.
UBrEAL ORGANS,
Diseases Of tie Eidnoys. Bladder Uretrs Weakness,
Spcrmalorrhea, Pains, Aches SpsDl''
The Back, Thighs, Hips. &c
THE APPLICATION
in tiese csse. must be nssde
10 THE SPINE.
Rub the entire length Of the spine md scrossths "nsii d
The back With
RADWiTS READY RELIEF
for or fifteen minutes, night and orns aud euro vii
follow. We DO recommend its application in this form ~
experiment. but with full knowledge that VIII curs
either Of the a,oye-naned complaints.
We are recon- nending no new or untr.ed nedicinehs
merit and efficacy specific for many Of the pains aches
and inrnies hs act mankind 4, acknowledged BY thou
ssndsbut sGgeat reader. I'D patients niet,oA
Of Ia application for certain complaints, which, followed
Vim insure positive ind rapid than any Known
treatment IN yorue In all cases. ask for RAILWAYS
READY RELIES. Psiieuts invited to call al DIX RAD
WAYS Medical Office No. G. n-iisn lane, hcw-yort.
RAILWAYS RELIEF Is sold by Dru gyists.
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Our SICK AND WoUsDgD SOLDIERS. SIN The
s,gerI hospitals in the department under TIE supe,-
vision % Dr. McDougil the Medical Director Of this
yost there are 4,s2i sick and wounded so.de-s, dis
'r'5utod follows: DayiasIsaud 1895; For. sci1y-
sr. u.s. fort Wood, 3fi Fort Columbus 94l SeSa.k.
80: Ladies' Home, 800; Central Park. 22s Nssons
fBosion. 81 Logel (Rhode island. 705; Knights $50
Braftleooro e5s; Burlington Hospital, l67. Ior the
Entertainment Of these brave men, who excluded
non the Lyceum and many other solrces OF amgse.
.asn. nnnier Of gentlemen have corseniec 10 give
'rsiuitogs lectures. Interesting ind use1l togics
Further particulars sill b. given Hereafter
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Murine Disaster.

PORTLAND, Nc. Tuesday Dee. IS. ls5a.
The ship George Turner il ashore on Hog
Island Lodge has hlged, and is badly begged sne
viii disch aseo IN lighter tomorrow. Her rso. ces.
tined 10 Ba6aOs Ayrs and consisting OF lumber and
teross belongs to MT Slsby % Salem. Iho weasel
and car 20 are partially Insured
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as..tou Hank Statement.

BO5rON Inosca!, UoO. y no.
Tie following is the weekly statement OF the
condition OF the banks OF this city:
Capita stock So OSl. 10 Due her hIn,s .
Loans "a Discounts - PSI 90 Dspost=........ ylNS1D
Specie. 1853 10 CiIc1siiou.. 900
D1e "a. o. e Lsls..lI2yJUSl
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A, IN. Lohn.tou &, Cas-.

No. $50 Bowcry, corner Rrooms.st. ". Y.
Fine Gold and Silver lcs rich J.welry ana Diamonds,
Sterling sih. r,eao, Bridal Pa. cuts tG Albums Ae, &c.
We nanulae>nre siserplstod Ware, such Tea
sets Tins. Ciste BASKETS Works Spoons. sc. We double
ivory Inltlni siecs. Buiioa-, % esu,s PEI pair
PE tRi 81 pcr per Inc asaofucii ulsiu acturet ny
WiLLlA3 VI. WILLING No ~. Cssife'.s., few-Nc K,
.ln ol Ito Golden Elephant.
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BOARD or ALDgRMgy.--Attb the meeting Of ;tis
Boa,d yesierdsy resolution from the Conncmen
cncured requesting the Mayor 70 order that the bells
b. guug :; g. n. ana II ~ week days end al
md D. n. Sundays report from TIE CornIaittee
whs-ves Piers and Slips in favor Of directing the
street Commissioner TO advertise for tenders Tor The re-
Iooya q the rocks IN tho Eas, River near iAc foot
81 OnehGadred aad twent stree: was aGobsed
Tie Boald adjourned until to-day.
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SAD ACCIDENT 70 A MILITARY OFFICER
"a. Sionr of the 18th New Hampshire Regiment
s6e stsadiug the depot at Forty second street on
Monday night. caught between two passirg trans
on tAe Harlem and New Haven Railroads. and terribly
bruised eb0nt the body Being anxious to proceed on
BIZ Journey BE conveyed as far far 81 Bridgeport
Were Es conveyed 10 the Sterling House Col. s.
4 81 Admiral StOrer in command Of the
Portsmouth, Nayy-YaTd The Admiral Is seriously IL
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PROBABLE CASE OF HYDaOPBoBiA.-FatCe
McCGrty veterinary surgeon We taken to 'hr aianS
Hous, in Icrs~v CITY yeffrday srferng i-pf whit ~
sunrosed % be bvdrorhobia lie will take p" food and
Inc yh Of water throws im into violent spasrns The
nhvs;au, afo Of opinion TINT The disease has been con
truct.d from the bite = horse iiis oa'e IA conft'F'd
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TATAL RAILROAD CIDEET.--CorOibr fa,Tel
of srv city hold az iadIsi yesterday upon the body
OF sinllsky TAYLOR who Killed ihe afiernoon pre-
yioas By being run oics by locomo.No on The Ere
Railway. Deceased wal employed as lai.ina near ~"
freight depot loAiDs lac approach oi ihe tran' when
he was run over by AZ eIclL- backed dOsn isom me
outos he direction verdict os "Aceidenin' death"
vac rendered.
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The GraefeBberg Vegetable pills.
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Are The best l the world Tor f4mily u.e. and Tor
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-GEuIsas--fEyERs.
M a1o, If thar grc1t rfress ard from tte acf sh1f
the, err mine .aus Gss a,c the bors eoIstisfod
eos1s,oa tie cIGe eabeyg Pill sg be found p!easans
fi41H GEE 0htrys. -
four bcxes vii be .en mall free Of postage. to any part d
the c0uniry.
led IL - +. Bad NJ d. Resijrrt PhB.ieaa GrGc;>s
Bag hsfi,a,e. Nc. i3D v iliains:, Now York -
l- D.. B.dge oil c0asl4f Nth patients a. ao1cS j'vT "
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Msi,s Close M the Po>i-Onice.

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Pr,,.y LEE ........................ u
70, ca 81 nd fne West 10 r. 3. ii.yaIai ~ steam
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No,,L I'd VIZ. Wv afail................... Ia
l..t.g NJ IN III. 4 re Isroai AID -
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r,st.rn NJ, IA. | sud " p.
Nov. r. iford Newport csd Fan Hser.......... 3p N
The Lon, Islsnd MAJ cl1s,, at a m. aad r. m
Sunday Ns's On Sunday all mails close o. ]. !. m
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sale Of Yiye.Twenrie..

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday Dec. IS, 1866.
The Subscription-Agent reports the sale OF
3! 5'590O fye.twenties today
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Bnsincss Nciifc5.

At Family Breakfast Table the other morn
ing scene occurred bch viii doubtless be rs6naed many
shines ovor before Cbrsmas Amer the husbsnd bed approx
ney dsposed Of hi. ro broed chicken md coffee the
wife seid significantly coaxing "Charie did
know Mrs Sweotnan lss got rugnidcrrt 90 Of
furs7' Cgrio began instantly to smell rather largo nice,
aud pretending be- very busy his paper answered
saher sbsenty No. Yes she has" pursued the pretty
wie "hes hubsnd has given hen to her In advance Of
Christmas lie happened beautiful scs cheap At
hN0xs Ksoxl think TIA, is the name, down Broadway
fuont whee he buys biz hsts snd he bought her
perfectly magnificent cape and muf and colr end nli also
fo their Annie lust The size OF Rosie lie Intended not 70
tell her till Christmas but no could Mt Keep the secret
Wasn't uicelr "Ies very" said Charlie, "bYi must be
going; got 10, Of business 10 do today" few hours AFTER
that Mr. Charlie put his hal Quit his store, and make
his way quietly In the direction Of Knox, No. ?2 Broadway
Dear l,lc Passler he thought, %" know what she was
diving al she wanted 10 give ia of what she would
lie her Christmas present 70 be. Well She 10 the be" little
wife in tie world. and she shall have what she wants 'nd
Rosie too B.s III III can't keep secret better than
Swestman."
Thirty YEARS EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD
frass-Mrs ws.Itws soornIss srRur !. The presorip
;ior OF tho be'. female pysoians snd In the
United States, sud hn, been used for thirty years with neyer
falling saety aud success by millions oil ho'ei' ara ''h
from Tie f sbe infant Of one week Old TO the Dd,t
Il correc.. acid,y Of tho stomach.
Relieves wind celtic II guhos the bowels.
And gives rest health ard comior to moc and child rs
cents bottle
Mrs. 5. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESTonlE
AM zrLopsis,sUv. or NoaLD's HAIR DnrsrSe-ire IN
e,us.1 fr stotin, iuyieors.ns beaudlns and lresns
the hair quickly cleansing The scalp ae''s The M and i'm
parting healthy d natural color 10 DE lsf They never
lal 10 restore gray b. it, original ycUihirl color No
ladys toilet is complete without tie ZylobasanGm. or Hair
Drrsias It impa. to The hair, most dels ul lsaSpnee
and 4. suited 10 bo'h young md old
The GeslofrE Reprodrcc.
Tie VIII Dre..ne Cu.s,ns and nn,.i,f..
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Special Noliacs.

Yonng Mems I Dion Central CcnTitfec.-Ihe
regular monthly meeting Of this COMMITTEE wi BE- held IT the
10Th Ward mon eiiunr,ers No 25 sih between nth
end gis st. on TIL is ftNcdresdsv EVENING, q o'clock
Ine Executive Committee win meet al = O'clock A pune
tns I. requested tbs Is the bi netins ct the
present Committee.
GxoRGE W. J.orYs ts......t
GFoEGs l.. hAssRr. I ''''''''
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MARRIED.

McGRAw-COSOR-O Monday. Dec. u, 1893, by ID" Rev
Asa -. Smith, %. D., Sir Henry H. MeGfsw u Ri" iul
t. Conol, al Of this city.
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Attention.
COI.ORE.D NkENs
TIRE HIGHEST CASH B0uNTlES PAID TO
COLORED VOLUNTEERS.
$3.50 Cash. paid &c those who enlist in the NewYork Reg
men. iosylAg.
Al Information given fee, and nssres's rfstscisS
while In the service CAL on X. ID. KENNEf, Mo- Hs
prn st New York tup stsi who 10 authorized TO rsS,u
By tho New YORK Association FOR the Ofsanston ara
tee ion ~ the htercs OF Coorcd Volunteers OF oe
WIN. n strong charaan and Henry oRiely, secretary
bewarc Of nutoeg Brokers and nnnsA WIG are .aA,nf
aiare pat o. your Bounty and making iase '''eon' e
pronises.
COI.ORED MEN AROUSEt
Prepare TO Arm. Our time has cone' II We woaid hays
place IL III, conrtrys r,co.d uigst wfe ~i.h Ia
Rsyonst.
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OFFICERS OF TIE BRoOiLXH llRA iEfAgi-
syyr-Ife .llo9inz oil cors Of the BROOKLYN iiTe De
parfreut " sfern District were elected Monday night
President I.r larin Woo. j.i Vice President, >. H.
Powell. treasurer. Wu. blrrell: - rctuy, DOM "
Wyekor ST. Collector and Sergeant Arms. Pairi1k
NcKcruv. Counselor r. g. Brarsri. William \.
Waller VI Hose Compauy NO. va rejected a. mem
her o. tic Board Of lrustccs.
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Tie Nair Drc.sins Cultl.s'o, and Bo,4'lf

DgyLIS " Co.
Reduction prices en-
NisTHR .rocE
Dsf
OvrFCo.I- md NiNTrr sria.
" .g-v es-rinti1n vii boz closed OFT reduced aif 60
q axe foQia 'nf Spring Goods
RRoApwsY cor. gR,SDrr.
BnoaDeAr, cor. W,REEs r
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The Roand Tubir.
OFT OS THURSDAY DrCEMbERl5
Pr Sa~ b.
n DFXTTR, UiNILTuS 4 TO-. No. ii1 N..s'u.'.,
SINCLAIR ron sly. No ifl Ssss.usf..
fFffs O. BANNER. No % AInaL.
J. FLANAGAN Nos ~ ard y Arms
W.. SHELLY. 10. ~ Bre~nwich T.,
n u DEWITT No.. ~ md ~ FrrIs Or .i.
y YATfS No leo Nssaans',
J IOSEs. Ne. - Anntt.,
I'D by Ill
RkTAlL NEWS DEhLEH,.
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For the. Holidays.
E,DA RUBBER JEwELRY.
RUBBER TOYS FANCY ARTICLES Sc,
u -. 81 variety.
oOODYEAR'S !. r. o. MrG. Co,
No. 29s Broadway, Ful.sost-
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william Taylor,
No. so Broadway.
HOLIDAY Presents.
CONF ECTiONERNt
ARTICLES FOk CHRISTMAS TREES,
CHRISTMAS CANDLES. LaSIERNo.
DRUMS -
FRUITS AND SURPRISES.
PETIT. CORSUCOfIAs, EfC., Etc
AL.O,
gONCQN BOXfS IN GREAT NARlErI,
SILK AND PAPER CORNUCOpIAS. AUrrOEs Co.,
MEAT OYSTERS, ICE CREAM. AkD CAhES.
EpR xrIt-YEAR5 TABLES.
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Oh TUESDAY EVENING, De-. y on
THR PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Mercantile I.ihrnry Association.
JOHN Is. COUGH. New Lecture,
PECULIAR lFOfif.'
A. Cooper institute. WEDNESDAY hNrsiSB, Dec. NJ.
ias doom open ~ taumrDre- =. ickstf, - c~ns
boz ,.le r, tie Library Asoriscs - downtown Olce,
Ne. 81 Libcriys, md at the door.
THO. l. III sTED. thsirrna' A,rturr COMMITTEES.
W ousen's National s.casuc.-i Da.ue.. meeting o.
~ ieazl. III De- J.. J A. their MON ~ bsp
In iitris O'Clock .. THURSDAY Tue I'h iDi
tienlanls % tie u.en.oers = feguesed.
Finb-Avrnu- Baptist Church sands, -chool
Anniversary tho fs.. pr. agsl vii b. bed TITUS
lo.4e.. Solos, cic. ~ ~ y if-u. Tcbet' p cents
Ladies' Fnir.
The l.adicf 81 llr fkEE CHURCH or TIE kflPHAN1
vii hoi FAIR fol o.. bersti of tic sid Church in th"
snrrf II the ssrf 10 10 S'l'on IT, hiD 81 snd
NosfrIk -, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY,. THURSDAY and
kgiDhf Doc. 49, H. " AID is rom n ~. . ~ > m
Indic-' TaH.-sr. MATTHEWS FREE CIT Ron
nfoskiyf E.t. u Ls THOMSON Recon- IN tins thnfch
So s4is free an & FAR I'LL held Tor Die b-nrh
ofthi. Church 8 he hasoo Hall seure.s corner
Mvre sui ksntass.. Bro op he AfIIhSDpNr 40
EVENINGS ofTCFSDAY snl WEDNESDAY, TIE i,ih ard
il'h ir.,
A social nd Ntusrni ~oirrc y Va .. hold ia the Wet
,s. fitted Pfe,-yfrsu Church between b,h and shass,
ou THURSDAY fNfNiNG Dec. H. 10, At Y o'clock
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Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheeling

Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheeling
Rail Road.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, April Goth, 1868, Pas.
| Sundays Excepted:)
1850 A NJ. Mail Train stopping at all stations, ar
rives at Pittsburgh at S:2oP. NJ, and Gleve-
land at 1880 p. NJ.
345 P NJ Express Train stopping all stations ar.
rives at Pittsburgh at sos P. NJ
1910 P. NJ. Express Train, arrives at Pittsburgh al
2:l0 A. NJ and Cleveland at 9:l0 A. NJ.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at 500 A. NJ and 200 P. NJ, ar.
rive at Bridgeport at $40 P. NJ and 5:25A. NJ.
Leave Pittsburgh at loo A. NJ, 600 A. NJ. and 124C
p NJ, arrive at Bridgeport at $40 A. NJ. 1908 A. M
| and 4:55 NJ.
Connections IRE made as follows.
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania R. r. for Harrisburg
Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, N. Y.
and Boston.
Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo R. R. for sandusky,
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and all points in the
North West. With Detroit steamers for De-
troit Jackson, Chicago and the North West
With Cleveland Erie R. R. for Erie, Dun
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls With Cleve-
land, Columbus s. Cincinnati for Crestline,
Delaware, Columbus and Cincinnati.
At Hudson with the C. q. & c. r. r. for Cuyahoga
Falls Akron, Millersburgh and Wooster.
At Alliance With P. Ft. W. s. c. R. r. for Canton,
Massillon, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Columbus
and Chicago.
At steubenville withP C. G. c. Line and at Bellair
with @. o. R. r. for GAINESVILLE, Newark, Col
umbus Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Cairo,
Cincinnati, Louisville, st. Louis, st. Joseph
and all points West and South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return $500.
Fare always low, and time much quicker than any
other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North and
East can be procured at the Office under the Mcclure
House, wheeling, Va, or with Ticket Agent at
Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at the lowest rates to
anv point accessible by this road and its connections
the East North, West and Northwest, at Office under
Mcclure House. or with Fl Agent at Bridgeport Station
VIM d. TERRY, Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
D. q. WILLIAMS, Agent,
Bridgeport, O.
j. N. MCCULLOUGH, President
F. r. MYERS, Genl Ticket Agent July '63tf
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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEAS

DO you rise with a coated tongue mornings, with :
taste in the mouth and poor appetite for breskil.
Do you feel when you fir i get up so weak and Lang
you can scarcely get about Do you have diIr.,
in the head at times, and often dullness with h.
ache occasionally! Are your bowels costive and in,
ular and appetite changeablel Do you reft up y.
from the stomach and do you bloat up often Doy
feel fullness after eating, and goneness when
stomach is empty! Do you have heartburn octaz
ally! Do you feel low spirited and look on the 4,
side of thingsl Are you not unusually nervcv,
finest Do YOU not become restless and often Law IA.
midnight before you can 60 to Sleep and then at II
don't you feel dull and Sleepy most Of the time
your skin dry and scalyi also sallow! In short J
your life burden fall of forebodings! Now, these I
the symptoms generally present, but not awav, 4.
them, and there are thousands who arc suffering a
from them, and We pledge ourselves in from tire,
FIVE prescriptions, to drive them all away ami a.
pletey cure the patient, changing their whole rhv.
and mental nature and thus make life blessing NJ
stead of burden. We ask those who have tired grl
tired and discouraged, to give us one fair trial AMI
candidly can do just what is above set forth Try IS
prescriptions and can in that time satisfy the q
incredulous. We call special attention to cur aim,
Invaluable treatment in the above diseases "l7-0T
all things"
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LUNG DISEASE.
INC1PIENT CONSUMPTION, BRO,
CHITIS, ASTHMA, THROAT DIS
EASE, &C.. &c.

We call especial attention OF persons afflicted
those diseases, to he fact that we have an almost
valuable treatment IL TO elections, which has b.
lately discovered. We have succeeded in rcstcL
cases OF this kind in few months who have been "a
ed for years to no effect, and Others arc now W.
treatment and are rapidly being restored IN Ia
coming up every day. We do positively clam =
there is no so far advanced but that VIC can h
and make more comfortable and prolong life; AM
most Of cases can be successfully cured if taken In
kind of time. Remember that this is an age Of o
provement and remedies are being discovered that
arm disease Of many of its terrors. We invite 10
who are threatened, or have any form OF Lung Disc,
10 gave us one trial, when we can prove all vo BE-
said in the above.
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LIVE STOCK,

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most advan-
tageous route for Live Stock Capacious Yards, we'll
watered and supplied with every convenience, have
been opened this line and its connections and every
attention is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg,
where will be found every convenience for feeding and
resting, choice is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct route for Stock
New York-[via Allentown and with fewer changes
than any other.
EN0CH LEWIS, Gen'l Superintendent, Altoona,
Pa.
L. L. HOUPT, Genl Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
II. H. HOUSTON, Genl Freight Agent, Phila.
dephia' augl:t
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EThe following letter is from the vile o, Il

E-Ihe following letter is from the vie O; II
stockwell, Esq.
New Philadelphia, De-. 81. 80
DR. sHASEoE:--Dear Sir, desire to express 70 =
the deep gratitude feel for the great benefit have
rved from your treatment. i had become 10 Eeak d
so much reduced with frequent hemmorrhSgc Of .
lungs, that had almost despaired of recovery 81.
had become evident to all my friends that without T.
speedy relief could not long survive. / comm.l
with your treatment on the Ist Of July. 1891 Dur
the first months treatment / began to perceive u
the hermorrhage was much less frequent and gel
diminished in quantity and from that time FORWARD
have had no hemorrhage and now enjoy better hsa.
tnan have for several years. At the connan'cilH
Of treatment you only gave mo encouragement ~
LOT restoration to reasonable degree 81 health
expectations In this respect have been more than T
lied II this should meet the eye Of any afflicted g.
was, l can with great confidence recommend :"
treatment as one Of great efficacy.
Mrs. l.. L sTocETIii.
se2-1y
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-16
DRS. WORKMAN g. SHANNON
VITOULD inform their friends in Virginia, Oh
w Pennsylvania, and the public generally that II,
are now at the
M'LURE HOUSE, WHEELING,

for the purpose of treating all diseases OF chro
character. Examination and consultation free
soon and judge for yourselves. Wee wish to see
cases Of long standing We will give our honest or
ion in every case, and will not take any money 4
patients without there is good prospect of restcr
them to health