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vaiue OF your sFLILER APERIEN'r 81 a rsrr-'iy
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for iour or ngc years my wife has haar ss.Hv
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tc'tnent ol several Doctors for two or three vasr
she gas finally nduccd % seoh the advice of
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VaIuabIe Den foF Sale.

O00 ACRES a drzt class land far sale, miles
COSI NOM Nezhfiie, adiollE he plE1taiion a
Sea- v @, Harding. 10 gocd STATE a. ollrFaiioz-
~ ierins spply 70 s. y. Chlldfasa, Attorney e
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sAMARITAA's
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, SYPH-
Ills OR vENEREAL DIS
EASES, &c.

For Syphilis or Venereal Diseases, the Ssmari-
taRs Root Hnd Herb Juices ia the most potent GER
IS and graduates every particle Of the Venereai poi
son, 50 that The cure Is thorough and permanent.
Take then this purifying remedy snd be hsale.,
and 90 not transmit 20 your p0stenty that tor Which
you may repent IN after years.
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you may be pronounced incurable, the
| Ssmartsn's Root and Herr Juices viii remove
every vestge Of impurities from the system. - well
IS al the bad effects Of Mercury.
FEMALEsIi FEMALEsii
many shechons with which numbers Of Sc
males sufer. the Root and Herb Juices most hap
ply adapted, IN lleerafed Uterus, in Whites, in
for AZ complaints Incident to the sex Sent b en-
pres. Priee, " per bottle.
Samaritan's Wash,
L. in case Of Syphilis, used IN conjunction with the
Root and BeIb Juices. Full directions, Pnce my
The efficacy Of these remedies is alike ackno9i-
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~ the L. 5. Hospitsa. and By their real merit have
s-asa ne spproeaElon O me most able surgeons
fsiAent take notice Ihe Ingredients are known
e Tie physicians EhO use them, yO1 will see BY
ne following;
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Baltimore, FEB. 70, 1891 !
81 have greaf SATISFACTION in stating thai have
u.ed The Szznsntao's Remedies" IoF,V enereai
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composition, have the fullest confidence IN their
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DESMOND 4 Co, PToprislors
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10000 Henry Clay Cigars.
5000 Perfection" do
5000 "Egaro" d lin whole and haIf horszl
5000 Zip Top do
5000 Tycoon do
5000 ANDREW Jackson" Cigars
$4,000 "W.g Wag" do
5O,ooo stsr Of the West do livery dne)
5000 Washington do
$50, OO0 Assorted Brands
90 Hall butts Pocshontas pounds bright Chew
ing Tobacco.
leo Caddies Strawberry" quarters Tobacco.
% Tens do
90 'sMay APPLE do
20 Butts Navy a.
100 Caddies black teus DO
Sunny Side, Sseet Owen aad Dew Drop. Fine Ont
Chewing obseco.
Fine Cut kllhkunick Smoking Tobacco, 10 pound
Dsles and Weed in whole and half barrels.
We are the sole Agents for NJ. Beck's
popular
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$50 Reward.-Straved

A WAY On esinrssy evening isst sl-ooi o'cioct
n trOlu my ssrd, corner Ma-isuu and Wslei
streeis, sea- TIE oid Pork Hon-c, one iark Has
horse, % hands high, yCsrs OH with fifhi hiHd
loot white snd lincil msne snd tan He he also q
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bot ne shove ari uill he paid TO ans one de-
areiing toe sane 10 my residenee II TIE above
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The suffering mi hons in cur land 10 give tbIs
remedy a IRA. convinced ihsf BY its timely use
luaEF maF D. reiIaFei, many curesf Of Dvzpau-a
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tarEs, Liver Complan's Ahe1male ana-hon- &C..
kead NE Pamphlet Of Testirnouialswthe "a b bot
uei au'i 10 not use the medicine sainsi DE advice
OF your Physician.
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A RE RECEIVING AND HAVE IN STORE,
$50 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskey.
% Viewers Mon0ngshela Whisky.
50 Robertson county,
% Fine old Lincoln county
10 Old Peach Brandy, very fine
10 Old Apple "
10 "a Fine imported Hennesy Brsndy.
Casks Fine ''star" aud Crescent" Port Wine
imported.
10 Casks Sherry Wiae, (sHperior qusItyl
20 Pipes superb Rhine Wine.
50 I" Weeks Fine CstaRba Wine.
100 g longworth's s'psTkling CaaHta Wine.
loo Imported Claret Vine.
10 Casks Fine Jamaica Rum.
10 Imported HOLLAND Gin,
50 Cases genuine NeIchatel Absyuths,
10 Casks Supeuor CstsWua Brandy
100 Barrels FinsN Sugar
rs Cnfee
rs Bbls and Il bbls. Powdered Bar. Sugar.
80 Crushed Sugar.
50 Bags Prime RiOCotee
IS Bbls and = bbs n y Molasses.
100 Boxes Superior German soap.
go "a sIar and Summer Candles.
100 " Starch.
200 Gases assorted Matches.
100 b q Soda.
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Broad Slreel Rfllee Cannnnr.

"a SAsslfoi ien dollars per shsra 3 herehy made
n On re nes siock In ihe kraai 81 net Rudps
Ccmpsnys psyshe on and al AZ o. ~ -
~ oraer 81 TIE RCard
A. W. hurLER, Ser. sna Trrss
oNNH ~ No. 81 NCrth Colleps street
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% Hhdf prime New Orleans Sugar,
IS go GO Porto RIcn Sugar,
cd do 90 Cube sugar.
90 Barrels Crushed snd P0sdered Huaar,
~ do 0uuu.Eted Sugar,
loo DO A. 8ud B. Coffee Sugars
eo 10 e.. extra assofsed Brands,
2Hl do Yalov SuGar
40 Bags Rio C-fiee,
20 Mas Jaws Coffee,
30 80 Lapwra Coffee,
10 Rags GiuCsr,
10 BAGS Auspco,
2l Bags Pepper,
20 Hauels Maererel,
no = hhl8 DO
so klIa DO
lNl horel Soap,
lH 90 starch.
.l00,Con Cigars. as-oriesf Brands,
100 Boxes Candles,
zoo 90 kaIsina.
80 Cases Sardmes,
ESQ Caves Oysters,
lao Doc Buckets,
90 Ne-ts Iurs.
Together With everything usually Kept in whole
sale Grocery Huu-es-
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER I6, 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-09
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

BpIggs-ScHuYLKR On Thursday, November 2, by the
Rev DR. Eells Of Brooklyn, assisted by the Rev X. W.
Hitchcock Of Staten Island, T. THKopoHE BRIGGS, OF
Tiusville Pa, TO MARY SCHUYLER OF Cleveland, Ohio
No cards.
BIpwnL-AILEx-- Brooklyn, on Wednesday,
November g. by Rev. A. NJ Littleohn d. D., Henry s.
BDwnL, OF New York, TO MARY w. only daughter Of
David r. Allen
BLow--ADArR On Thursday, October 10, at tho resi-
dence Of the BRIDES uncle blythe Rev Dr. Ryan, MT r.
y. BLOW, Of Troy, N. y, 10 Miss MAGGIE ADArR, Of
Brooklyn, ~ Y No cards
Bksr-LowS-On Tuesday evening, November !, by
the Rev Dr. T. Hatfield, Mr. GEoRoE W. Bxsr, OF Hud.
SON 70 Miss ArGusrA NJ Lows, daughter OF the late w.
b. Lown ESQ, OF New YORK
CLaRK-CowAS---On Wednesday, August 10, by Rev.
Mr. G. r. Gould, RoBKRr N CLARK TO MARGARET CowAs,
both Of this city.
DoUGHrY--MnLKR West Farms. on Monday, No.
vember Q, by the Rev. Mr.. Van Wick. Mr.. WIN. u.
DoUgIrTy TO Miss CHARLOTTE MILLER, OF West Farms.
FoRREsTrR-HosAS.-O Wednesday November y, At
the Collegiate church. by the Rev Duryca, CHARLES
FoRREsTER, Jr to ADpE NJ, only daughter OF Richard
s. homan Esq, all Of this city
MILLER EDgRHlLI.-0n Wednesday, November 1, by
Rev Henry q Fog, JANIS C. MILLER 70 MARY ~ UNDER
HILL, all Of this city. No cards
OERTLE-PuLLIs --On Tuesday, February 2s, by the
Rev Mr. Weston, EDWARD IL oxRrtE TO SUSAN K Put
LIS. all OF this city.
ouIcK-BoNrEfI.- Port Jcrvis, N. ", on wednes.
day November g. by tho Rev. Dr. fla rchiid Mr. TBosAs
Quick 10 Miss Lrsms BoSsEIL eldest daughter OF John
L. BonneII Esq, oil of above place
RsAp-PowEjt On Tuesday. November 7. BIZ ths
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WhDNhSDAf, NUV %
ASHES Receipts, 10 pkgs The market without
noticeable alteration.
BREApsTuFfs. II, ITO bbs -four 1,5A4 bars
meal IL 2l0 bushels wheat 902 do corn 63 2l9
do oats aud 5000 do barley. more active demand
prevailed for State aud Western -four which prices
advanced &C. 10c per Dbl for nearly all grades the
market closing steady ut the Improvement The sales
comprised $1,000 bbs ut revised quotations sub
joined Southern also moro active, and &c 10c in
sellers favor The sales about 700 bbls Canada
-four was lrmcr with better demand; prices AT the
close were fully Sc l0c. higher The sales embraced
45O bbls Rye flour steady in price, but rather ina
tive Corn meal steady with farther sales Of 500
bhls Rrandywina at "a IS We quote.-
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Row Dr.. Eeih. Jous r. Read Of Philadelphia 70 MARY
o. youngest daughter OF s. Powell Esq, OF brooklyn
SLArnR-dvr DaAHnsM.- Sunday, November 8, st
tho residence u ths BRIDES parents, Jons h. SLArss 70
Mss SARAu 0vlssAsDsus, both OF BrookiyA No
cardA
Sum-CoIn.-A christs church, Williamsburg on
Wednesday, November y, By the Rev. A.. H. Partridge.
Mr. A. b. 6nrra, of Clinton, Missouri. 70 KArs L..
WnLi4hs-Busos. On Monday, November Q, by tho
Rev Charles W. Morrill,, WuLIAM HEsRY WutlAMs to
oards
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OAN-I WISH TO BORROW $500 UPON NY
IL Household Furniture Liberal commissions Interest
brokerage paid Address A. b. O. Darian Herald Once
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mo DEALERS IN FANCY ToYs.-DIvKRs PERSONS
usurpIns ihe rightto manufacture fancy toys from
composition exclusively our own, we would INFORM me
trade that Sst OF October last patent was granted
% for Improvement The composition TOT me NAM
composition trespassers upon our ps.sna r
Arm authorized sell goods The American kissuc
Doll Company g Nassau street, New York CITY Stsve'
&C. nsns TOT AiniirRoUARp BERGMANN, Patentees.
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nIvYDEED-THE IMPERIAL SILVER MINING CON.
~ pAny OF BAN Francisco has declared Dividend for @.
ober ten ti0 dollars gold per share payable h
inst by LIES 4 WALLER, " Pine street.
NnxYang Nov. L 1865
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A FEW rvNoW .oNs or MEHANs IRISH, AND
IA Lochgphead aud stewards New and Old scotch
whIskeys for Nis 10 bonded warehouse. duty paid "
MERRlCk FRYE, - Bsavss gwset
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w. ''s'" ~ BURoHARD BERGMANN, Patentees
TINTED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION:

CENTRAL Ovv,cp, !
WARRINGTON ID. O., Oct 4 f06&
All persons who may hold unsettled claims o. any hind
the SANITARY Commission requeted W present
TIE for adjusiment the General Secretary ~ the
central once Of We c0n"'''HS6 - ;oGS5 a'
0SpsfAl 6ecretary.
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Died.
BALDwM.-In Brooklyn, on Monday November 9, Ms.
EIzABEra X BALDWIN, wife OF Captain A. g. Baldwin,
United States Navy, and daaghtcr Of A. W. Kinney de-
ceased.
Tho friends n the family are invited 70 attend the
funeral this Thursday afternoon, At two o'clock from
Trinity church. Newark New Jersey
BEaHErr-0n Monday, Move mber Q, OF consumption,
CAROLINE w., wife Of William G. Bennett OF No. ~ West
Twenty first street. aged 33 years. mouths and 10 days
The relatives and friends OF the family and the menl
bers OF Continental Lodge, No psf, aud A. NJ, In
vted attend the funeral this hursdayl afternoon, at
O'Clock from the Row Dr. chapin's church. Broad
way between Spring and Prince streets
BRowA.--On Tuesday, November ], OF consumption.
ELLEN, vito of William Brown, aged 20 years and 7
months
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend tho funeral this Thursday afternoon,
at half-past O'Clock from her late residence, 10
LOWS street.
BRowx-On wednesday November 9. after long and
painful ulness Of consumption DANIEL r. Bxows, In tho
3lst year OF his age
his brother Augustus Brown respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from his brothers residence OF Mon
roe street. Now York, on Friday astsrnoon, at ono
O'Clock, without further noti,e
BuRcn1i--On Tuesday, November !, AnGuus BURcH-
ELL, aged 10 years.
TIE relatives and friends OF the family arerespectfu'y
invited attend tho FUNERAL from late residence $50
East Twenty scvonth street. this Thursday morning AZ
eleven clock
Cork papers please copy
CAXrBEI AT Hall Hill Va, ON Sunday, June Is
ADAM CAarBriI, Company A, Fifteenth regiment New
Jersey Volunteers, aged 81 years.
Dear Adam, thou hath LEFT us,
And thy loss deeply fool
But tits God who hath bercft ms,
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THE TURF.


purse $50 mile heats. best three In Ave Mr.
akley g. Lightning TO wagon; Mr. Bristol names
b. Honest John, wagon Mr.. Whltson names b. Nay
Que n IN harness.
FASHION PLEASURE GR0UND.-TROfrIN0-YRI
day. November TO- at o'clock r H.. Match for e100.
mile heats best IN s. in harness MI Hiram Woodru1
names hr. Infant Isaac woodruff names Honest
John. JOSEPH CROCHEROk, Manager
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RIO ALL WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN;,N0TICE Is
peymisson De subscber acting for and On behalf Of e
board Of Trustees the Brick PrssbyerAa church. In the
dale and hs day Of February nest remove Or Gauss 70
b removed the vaults and ground OF said trustees
vins ON de corner OF Chryste and Houston res the
city Of Nav York 800 feet BY % feet inches the remains Of
deceased inferred ~ saio vann nnd
70 the Bvergrssns Cemstery Long Isand unless indI
vidus relatives have authority by transfer permit from he
place Of intcrmssI Dated November l. iboe
- ABNER L. ELY,
WINTHROP 3. GILMAN
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wlr.--ne Espeets 20 he nnnre1,.

Us
The Washington Star says: "Wirz
has not yet been informed of the find
ing in his case, and is very impatient to
hear the result. Yesterday he wrote to
his counsel Mr.. schnde, begging him to
come to see him and to relieve him of
the suspense he is under, asserting that
his anxiety will kill him if he is not
informed soon.
"He says he expects he is to be hung
but he wants to know it and prepare for
Il. Rev. f. x. Boyle of st. Peters
Church, Capitol Hill, calls frequently to
see him, and converses with him uDon
his spiritual interests. Wirz talkn
rather cheerfully, and seems pleased
when any of the officers listen to him.
He continues to spend much or his
time In reading German works. with
which he Is supplied by his counsel.
He saw, n day or two since, a para-
graph In newspaper in relation to his
having been convicted of embezzlement
In Switzerland, and sentenced to prison.
ana subsequently, being divorced from
his wife. He immediately denied that
he was tho criminal named, assertin0
that the person alluded to was a consiT3
10 MIN OF the same name.O
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No Wonder the People Distrust Them.
The Lacross (Wis.J Democrat is said
to be the leading Democratic paper in
that State. We do not exchange with
it, and cannot, therefore, speak from
our own knowledge. We find in one
of our Western exchanges, however,
the following editorial credited to the
Democrat. It is not strange that the
people of Wisconsin give what is called
democracy" wide berth in that State
when they read in its leading organ
such sentiments as these:
''The war is ended.
"Where are the Will of the wisp
Statesmen and Generals who led the
abolition party through the bloody
lanes oftyranny and power, from plum
der to corruption
"Where is Lincoln, the patron saint
OF niggertsm, who owes SO much to
John Wilkes Booth, and who is we'll
nigh forgotten already with hardly a
mory?
"Where is Chaser Where is Brough +?
Where is that crowd of Constitution
breaking, law despising fungus2
Gone or going into oblivion leaving
nation in tears, a country in ruins, a
once happy people in debtand taxation,
a treasury once well filed with coin.
empty, and thousands of millions to
pay. They have gone to perdition, and
their victims are many. They have
gone from their field of power.
1--WE deprecate assassination, vet we
feel to thank God for calling Lincoln
home, wherever that home may be.
The will of God be always done on
earth as ills done in Heaven. Not all
the cannon in the world ever sent nm
echo SO far into the future, as did tho
report of pistol that fatal night in a
Washington theatre, where great men
were players and nations the specta-
tors. 1t woke up the people of America.
II broke the spell. 1t gave the country
statesman for President, It flashed
its sic SeTnper tyrGIlniS from Maine to
the golden strand of our Western boun-
dartess and halted the advances of usur-
patton most etfectually. Lincoln has
gone. Booth has gone. The nation
Wept, and yet for what it did not know.
Democracy is coming to our help.
Peertng through the bloody vista
raising gradually in loVable sublimity
Lifting itself to meet the wish of mil
mons, there once moro comes to the
nation, Democracy, tailsmanic word of
blessed hopes and Joyous memories,
The people have tired of strange doc
trlneS, and every breeze comes laden
with glad ddings of n return to the
only true principles of government,
Democracy still lives. It cannot die.
ior with It dies the hope of nation
the Republic itself.
And we shall live to chronicle its
restoration to power, and to mingle our
voice with those who will rejoice. as
surely as we have lived to see come and
go the men named above and the prin-
ciples they advocated"
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Meeting OF the washington Presbyte
~ in this City Yesterday.
FIRST DAY.

A Convention of the Presbytery of
Washington, met at 2 o'clock p. M, in
accordance with the Recommendation of
the Synod Of Wheeling to all the Pres
byteries under its care, for the purpose
of prayer and conference with reference
to a revival ofreligion in the Churches,
This meeting has arisen ont of sense
of the low state ofpiety confessedly ex-
listing dmong Christians, and of the
alarming prevalence of even the worst
vices In our land.
The Rev. Alex. McCanell was APP
pointed the permanent Chairman, and
the Rev. d. w. Fisher, Clerk of the Com
Vention.
A business committee was appointed
and this committee among other items,
recommended sermon in the evening
by Rev. DIR. Brownson. They also re-
commend that the second hour of We'd
nesday, between ten and eleven, be
spent in conference with reference to
meetings to be held throughout the
churches.
A committee was also appointed to
prepare letter on the subject of re-
VtVal, to be sent down to the Churches
under the care of the Presbytery.
The most of the time was spent in re-
ligious eXercises-consisting of sing
ing, prayer and addresses.
The Convention will hold religious
services in the End Presbyterian Church
in the evening Mt z o'clock. The public
generally are cordially invited to ut
tend. There will be no service in the
LIST Presbyterian Church.
The Convention meets this morning
at 9 o'clock.
n w FTsHER Clark
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The National Savings Bank
of Wheeling.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Washington, October lRfh- ~

WHEREAS BY SATISFACTORILY Va E:y1-
laS zen 1snce presented to the undersigned. Il
II II zen made to appear that EGITiSS ~ =
IN 1G t11s tSay1nEss Bank OF WheeIinSss
and StSs q y ~ nee1ing, in the County OF Ohio
tAlla 9tate OF West Virginia haS ham III
msnts e9 nm 9ndeE and aecoing 70 the require
% p5oYldea National CufFenrv saS1II1osS AZ 49, -
ieqse OF United States Bonds. and ia nTnvijas
Ut lne circulation and reflemption fbsrs1tS
approved June Sd, 1854 and has e0mnlieII
S1 LII REoylSons OF said act reQuired To 9a
SS2p L ~ with before c0mmencinS he hns5s
heSs o. Banking, under said act- s'9 P'l7t
troiIsr ~ ttts s y Freeman CLARK, Comm
q 49, " iL9 currency, do hereby caFfINV fISst
yTt5 III NATIONAL SAVINGSf RANK - ~
Co,,Ssts1 IN N the City Of Wheeling. IN the
q 9 ult " ONO and State OF West VirSl,SiS
Is Ss,sI.5 nori1ed % commence the busifs 5St
~ Ing under the act Aforesaid 80
N esumony whereof witness my, l1o,,,, -.
sea- OF once, this 18th day Of October. ~ se1l'l
oc9i.sNI FREEMAN CLARK:
ss5Ilts aSc95dance With the above the Nsti61iaI
9isv 6nk VIII begin business ON We9ineS
s. z. HILDRETH. Cashier
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Georgy Fox, Wesley's mother, and a
large number of other distinguished
persons. Just opposite is John WesIey's
own chapel, in which he used to preach,
his very pulpit, and the smaller lecture
room, which was filled full at five o.
clock every morning, year after year,
with multitudes DESTROYS of hearing the
der where the preacher is in these days,
who could draw crowds day after day,
and.year after year, at such an hour in
the morning to listen to the simple,
straightforward preaching of the gos-
pei"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-08

How OFTEN will it have to be written
and spoken TINT United States bonds
are not exempt from United States tax
alton. They pay recisely the same tax
as other bonds. The Parkersburg Times
should mako note of this fact, and in
form Justice" of his error.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-08

ZINE OF TAR contatas all The Ma.
teal virtues Of PINE TREE T4R
TT, is UNNECESSARY TO SPEAK or
y Tue curative properties of Tar The yvoSid
knoWs that II It's medical properties nfa I,ToI
cry e&tfacted and held in solution Thar tISEo
are lew u any remedies equal 10 Il n cSfIfS ),
az 4nrOdt and Lung DiSedSeS -, ~
ti.S > sLeaL curative powers are bringing Il tn
SLle aItentlon OF physicians and they fi'nti NO
LsLnelll1 agent more valued when its usa fS
Wtne el Tar is pleasant to the taste and
AuApted 70 both children and adults
~ TONIC giving new vlEor and Iiha n, the
syStem, u is preferable to the many tsf3itfeI'
when crowd the market and have a Tendance
70 M a1lS5s1se intemPerance.
ml,EN4s or TAR cures Consumption
SIo!ugnS, Colds, Sore Throat and BreSSf RTo,11'
clinS Asthma, Diptheria, Gravel. DinfatsS
tSHo diseases Of the Kidney and RiadjeF and
az 500 "a y Druggists and Grocers Throughout
Prepared only by
OLIVER CROOK q co.
,1 AS5 foT Dr.. PToetor's @RLNE OF T1Iar
beware OF Counterfeits.
,,0 Genuine have swine OF TAR blown ON
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-08
For Sale CHEAP.

A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
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%ateE and gas on the main floor. Posses
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see THOS O'RRTEN 49,