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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-29
For Rant.

THE BRICK HOUSE NOW OCCUPIED
pS myself on Market street, Centre Wheel
Ing. The house contains rooms, Kitchen.
WASH room and good stable, with a iine Lance
Saiu containing 4 lot and a half OF ground!
ueszsHSt CHAS. B. CECIL
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MEATl MEATH

TWILL. THIS DAY, REOPEN MY MEAT
shop in the drst room below REED a Rr1ffts
Drug store, Centre Wheeling where ti1e hS-f
OF meats can always be had. Shon oTosI,
every forenoon and all day Saturday. Il Shs1s-
OF public patronage L respectfully Solicifeli-
deG1-lw" JOHN 3OESHAR
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Is
James a. stouts, Executor.
.fa,. Against " .ia
THOMAS n. Reed, and the widow and heirs of
John AaElett, deceased,
BY virtue or "A decree rendered in the above
entltled cause, by the Circuit Court of ohio
county, on the ChAncery side, ON the DIST dnY
OF December, A. ID. 1875, and by virtue Of \
county, on the 9th day OF February, lS5o' I
snail proceed to sell at public sale al the mint
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county on
the Gsth day OF January, 1884, at 10 O'CLOCK A.
m, 70 the highest and best bidder the follow
ing described property, Wig: Lots numtDer one
hundred and twenty-eight (l.ssl and on hIIp-
dred and twenty. nine (l.,9l, with the bTii5
ings thereon, on the plat OF the addison 10
the town of Wheeling laid off by WiiIiaS1
Chapline and John EoR, in that part or ihe
said city. - "'Atu Oh
Terms OF sale-one.fourth OF the ppn,bose
money 70 be paid upon the CONFIRMATION Of
said sale, In cash, and the remaining thnas
iouEthS IN equal instruments, payahl,s in siS
twelve and eighteen months amer the tiaY 81
sale, the whole TO bear interest hofn fhe daSS
OF SAFE ana the purchaser 10 give bonds mr.
SAID purchase money, with approved personSl
security, the title TO be retained until Die fur
Their order Of Court. - AVA
JOSEPH SEYBOLD
Wheeling, Dec q, 1855, decSsstd
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For Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO SELL.
L his Restaurant and Oyster Saloon, situated
IN the business part Of the town, and has q
GOOD run Of custom. For further particulars
apply to the undersigned, St Clairsv1lIe, Bel
dec2s4t RICHARDDORIER
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THE FIRM OF w. ]. RArNEY q co.
j. have this day dissolved partnership. by
mutual consent. The business Will hereafter
be conducted by W. j. Rainey. All busineSs
connected with the firm will be settled atthe
ONCE Of WI. Rainey, C.:;& p. R. r. Coal Pier
Cleveland, O., Dec. 3, 1866. dec2s-lMs
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The Central OHIO Rond.
1frsrtYe Chronicle

lFTOfh inc 81 CLdfTStfHe CITonfcle.)
The Central Ohio ,RnilroRd, we are
happy to inform the public, has been
very thoroughly repaired during the
past season, and is now in better condi-
ton than 1t has been for some years.
On recent visit to Columbus we found
the rough, jostling motion of the cnrs,
that last Spring kept every passenger
nervously alarmed, with the nppreheu-
sion of danger, had almost entirely dis
appeared, and but for the never-ceasinr.
cid'Ik-ct- te- ctnHk, as the trucks passed
from rail to rail, there was little from
Ing at the rate of twenty-five miles nm
hour. We learn, also, that thirteen
new engines, besides large amount of
other rolling stock, has been recently
added to the machinery of the rond.
placing 1t in an excellent condition for
the accommodation of the large amount
of travel and trade that is now placed
mt its disposal.
There IS one very serious difficulty,
however, attaching TO its winter time
schedule, so far as the people of the
Eastern end OF the road are concerned,
that is, it makes no connections mt Bell
air with the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad, and persons from up the road
who wish to go to Pittsburgh, or any
point ON the river above BellRir. are
compelled to lay over at BeIIair from
1910 noon to 4:30p. M, or from O:4O D.
M, to next morning. The people of
this county feel this wnnto of connection
very seriously, and If any change of
arrangement could be effected IL would
no doubt, add to the local trade of the
road. .1tIE+s5 Fat
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NJ knn DE zee We wnn

ID l0OO agents cveryWheTe IA sell sell
our IMPROVED so Sewing Machines. Three
new kinds. Under and upper feed. Var
commissions paid. The ONLY machines sold
in United States for less than $40, which are
yt'tLy licensed 6y .HOtre. Wheeler & HllaO1l Gro
other cheap machines arc f'VTIn0euieIiLS. Cir
cnlars Tree; Address, or call upon Shaw &
Clark Biddeford, Maine, or at No. S23 Rroad-
Phih, Pa; No. Il Lornbards Block, Chicago.
III; No. lao West Fourth ST., Cincinnati, o. or
No. SSpanliing's Exchange, Buffalo, n. Y.
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ONLY PrIEe lIednl. AMnr
By the Industrial Exhibition of all Nations,
for their new
PATENT RADICAL CURE TRUSS.

DIFFERENCE, AS TO IT'S SUPERIORITY,
IL to Profs. Willard Parker, John 81. Car.
nochan and Valentine Mott. An extensive
list of names OF mercantile and other gentle
men, cured by this Truss, may be seen at their
Office. Surgical and Anatomical MechanI-
clans, Inventors and Manufacturers of all
kinds OF Instruments for Physical Deiorrni-
ties. Silk and Cotton Elastic Stockings and
Knee Caps for the radical cure of VaFicose
Veins Also new style of Suspensory BAN
dageS and Suspender Shoulder Braces. Open
from 4 q. m. till p. m. Marsh 4 Co., No.
Vesey street, (Astor House) New York. No
connection with any other Truss ONCE of
same name, tRC;l3-Iyv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-29

THE people Of st. Louis aro jubilnnt
over the success of their splendid new
steamboat lines, and they predict that
the course of trade in the West is about
TO revert to its old river channels, and
that Western produce will be sent here
after down the Mississippi to New Or,
leans, thence to be shipped to Atlantic
seaports or to Europe, instead of being
forwarded by railroads, canals, and the
lakes to our Eastern cities. The I'M.
portance and extent of tho proposed
change Is perhaps exaggerated; but il
is nevertheless certain that since the
restoration of peace has secured the uti-
challenged freedom OF the navigation
OF the great Father of Waters, and new
boats, of superior size and capacity,
have been placed upon it, it has become
the channel of an immense commerce.
There is some little foundation for the
boast of st. Louis journal, that 'the
Mississippi is the mistress OF the conti-
ncnt, and ST. louis is the mistress of
the Mississippi"
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For Sale.

kO0O LBS. FRESH GROUND. NO. i
OuUlI HnIIed Buchwheat Flour 100 bbls
fresh ground Rye -four. White Wheat Fam
lily Flour, In bbls- and sacks. All kinds of
Mil Feed. Orders for the above articles LEFT
with MIR. Bailey, at the Union Ticket ONCE
under the M'Lure House. will be PROMPTLY
hl ,,sd;so j. B.DErWILER & co.
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agttr advertisements.

N%THE LADY WHO LEFT A 9IUFF
UrS at the Religious Book House can have
the same by calling, Identifying and paving
for this advertisement. decl9-ifs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-29

Thou son of Aminadnb and sigher
and crier by the way side; thou dweller
M the caverns and cellars, and dolorl
Gus places of the earth, surely Inv
darling was lovely, though slightly.
ebony ana odtous in warm weather,
aud 1t was thought she made mischief
in the family sometimes, yet take cour-
age and be hopeful. "tfs manly to
weep, but don't let your bowels con.
sumo by excess of it. Make an effort
TO be moderate and reasonable. The
first gush of anguish being over, you'll
TO your bosom in the place of YOUR LOST
Dinah.n SNA ANSt
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FOUNnRY mnN
Dissnlntinn

1nO ToNsAsHLAND, 50 TONS CALLED
dec2s LIsf, MORRISON & co.
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Hantinn.

ELECTION.
WEE. REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
u OF the stockholdels Of the National saw
1ngs Bank o. Wheeling, for the eIection ar
DIRECTORS win be held at the BanlS an TiIeS
9ay, Jan. 7, lsoSs betWeen the hOurs OF 10 4. N
1R de : 3 d 8 P, HILDR 5a:57.-
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NOTICE ID Stoekholders.

TIME STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WEST
Il NtrEtntG Mining and Manufacturing Come
pany arcsreQUested to meet on Thursday
Jan. Tsd6, nt 10 o'clock a M, at the Office 81
the Company, on Main street, next door TO
the NJ & NJ. Hank, for the transaction OF inn
porthnt business BY orJier Of the Hoard
tsc2l-td W.T.. PETERSON. TR
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SheriR's Sale.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
p County Circuit Court, in GhanceTy' Deem.
Ue' -tS' Jan jane h stouts Erscr,or
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u,UUU 100 tierces snear PicSieSi II HamS
In store and for sale by
dec2l PRYOR, HASDLAN & co.
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New Years Presents.

A LARGE STOCK OF GOODS STILL ON
"A hand suitable for New Years. Presents, at
the Variety Store Of
dec5 D. NICoLL & BRO.
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For Sale o. Rent.
Dividend.

WHEELING SAVINGS 1xsrrrurIox.
WHEELISG, W. Va, 18th Dec 1885.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS INsTITU-
Il lion have this day declared a dividend Of
ten (l0l per cent, and an extra dividend OF
hve t5l per cent, on the Capital Stock m e OF
holders or their legal Representatives on aud
after The second day Of January.
iA.C. QUARTER,
9 decSe-1W Treasurer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-29

THE Louisville Democrat does not
take kindly to tho abolition of slavery
in Kentucky and the South generally.
Prentice, of tho Journal, satirizcs his
neighbours dolorous lamentations over
the dead carcass of slavery in most
unfeeling manner. For instance, he
addresses him thus in the JoUndl Of
the 9th; ,f
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COLGATE,R IIONEY GoAP.

LAUGHLEs& BUsHFIELD,
juA H .fss-fsl. --H Wheeling, w. Va
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-02
STArE OF VERMONT, RUrLA

- l y Ia VIZ II VI ~ ~ IN LA
~ Comfy, IS;
held at Rutland, within and for said County
Rutland on the first Monday after the toa
Tuesday in January, A. ID 1866:
The petition OF Orlenda A. Mann of said r
land, respec FULLY shows that her maiden ng
was Orl, nda A kifOrd that she has Away:
sided in the sta of Vermont, aud for nj
than ten years last past has resided in RutlAl
that on or about the 2S h day of February
ID 1913 she was lawfully married 10 william
Mann then of Randolph in the County Of
ange al d state of Vermont by the Rev. jos
Knight, then of sa Ran iOlph q minister of
Gospel who had been ordained according 81
usage OF his denomination, and who then
for a long lime before and Afterwards cOutin
to prea h thu 6 ospel and perform the other 10
tIo Of his otiiye; that from the time Of
N rriage to the 10Th day Of JaGua y, a,
1853 he lived vita her said husband IN
ict Observance of all the duties required
the marriage cDvenant; that at sal last U
toned Re her said HUSBAND left this State
has never since returned. aud IS now absen|
parts TO her 1nknown; tina during the VI
time fro IL said last mention ed date TO the i
ent time her Said husband, being OF suf
pecu1 I8ry ao.iit, to prov de suitable all
ance her, has, v hou' csr Sc, wantonIy
cruel eelece so to do aud durlt all F
last mentioned period of time las wiltuu9E
without any jls'if Gle cause, deser e / EeI
left her t. ptoviGe for her own sup, Urt. 4
Your pc itoncr h leiOre pray this ia
alb court that the b nd, Of III trimoEy beA
h RAM the al Viii am b. may be dissaX
and a bi OF oivorc from said bgDd' Of ms
mouy NAV be decreed and granted to her.
Rutland &c ober ii A d l'65- ....
ORLENOA A MANI
STATE OF VERMONT, IS.
Tho FOREGOING ibel having been tits 5a!p
scented m, and it being made 10 ap1
that Wi Ii i'm b. MANI, the IteIiee w
named, is without thus State, 1t is theretoIed
deted that the SAID libeIlee be summoned III
pc n b fore the Su RENE Court of this Sisl
the term thereo next TO e held at Rua 4
thin ant for he County of Rutant, OH
fl s. Mond ~ after he + urth Tuesday M
airy next, by the publ alton of the sad II
ana OF this "Idert eTen, once week Tor
we, ks su ces lively in he Rutland liERAl
~e ky Ne paper pin ted in Rutland u L
County of Rutland atoresa'd, the last OF II
sad pan lie. tioDs shall be rot less .M
weeks previous TO the sath term that
then and here answer TO the said IibeI, arls
eaute by the prayer III rtof should ID
graut.d.
Da'et at Rut AMI, in the County of Ras
this nth day Of Oetoter, a. u. 1865.
/ c. LLOa II
Judge Of supreme =
+ EDoEsTlT, Attorney for LIBEL an .,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-02

Vermont MEDICAL SoctErY.-This So
ciety held its annual meeting at the
State House, Montpelier, Wednesday
and Thursday, Oct. 18th and 19th,-thc
President, DR.. o. f. Fassett in the chair
The first day O. the meeting was deyo-
ted TO the reading Of papers and medi-
cal discussion. and the receiving o. re-
ports from the American Medical Asso-
citation and delegates from the several
State Medical Societies.
The recent death OF DR.. L. z. Simons
OF Ssxton's River, was announced, and
appropriate resolutions adopted.
The annual address by the President
on Wednesday evening in the Represent
atives' Hall, was one of the besl ever
delivered before the Society.
The early part Of the morning session
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-02
Local and state Items.

CAVALRY DRILL.-Company |, Rut-
land, belonging to the third battalion Of
cavalry, met on the Fair Grounds yes
terday, without horses, for sabre drill.
1t was expected that Company c, of
Brattleboro, and perhaps others would
have been present agreeably to orders,
but they were not.
The number belonging to This CON-
pany Is 10l, but only 48 were on
tomorrow there is to be & mounted
drill, the company being oIlered - re-
port at 10 An.
The officers Of the company are;
Captain-J. w. Hazelton.
lst Lieut.. S. Bowman.
ID Lieut.-M. c. Clark.
Orderly Sergt.-A. E, Sanderson.
The last mentioned officer, who served
In the lst Vt. Cavalry three years. drill
ed the men yesterday,
RAILROAD MWIsstoNBR.-The Green
Mountain Freeman says
Hon. D. E. Nicholson, the versatile
and talented member from Wallingford
made a most unexpectedly successful
and fortunate run" for the Office Of Il
r. Commissioner in the Joint Assembly
last Wednesday. He fairly distanced al
his rival contestants at the first heat
and on the second trial, although run.
ming against military heroes and honor
able civilians, came in so far ahead tina;
the friends Of his discounted opponents
led their spirited but badly beaten nags
of at the other end of the race course
rather than pass the judges stand. Mr.
Nicholson is host in himself, and those
Of onr readers who have heard his wit
ty, of-hand, impromptu speeches, viii
be glad to know he has been elected to a
position where the salary is fully equal
to the labor required
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-02

AN ACT to Incorporate the University
Of Vermont and State Agricultural
College.
II is hereby enacted By the General assembly
Of the State Of Ieymont, rs tol!o,eS..
Sec. l. The University of Vermont
and the Vermont Agricultural College,
with such other corporations as may
hereafter become united Herewith, are
hereby united and constituted a body
corporate by the name of the "Univer-
sity of Vermont and State Agricultural
College" for the purpose Of carrying out
the objects contemplated in their re-
spective charters, and as such shall be
and remain q body corporate forever,
and as such may hold and convey real
and personal estate, have a common seal
and have all the rights and powers Incl
dent to corporations.
Sec. g Each Of the two institutions
hereby united shall, on or before the ff-
tenth day of November next, elect by
ballot nine of their number, who. with
their successors, shall thereafter coHsti-
tute its Board of Trustees, and likewise
constitute a part Of the Board of Trus-
tees of the corporation hereby created,
and shall have the power, and it shall
be their duty, by ballot among their own
number, to elect successors to fill any
vacancies in their number; and all the
Trustees so elected, and their successors,
shall, together with the President, who
shall be exofficio member, constitute
an entire Board of Trustees of the cor
poration hereby created, who shall have
the entire management and control OF
its property and affairs, and in all things
relating thereto, except in the elections
TO I'LL vacancies. as Aforesaid, shall act
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-02
4 LECTURE.

On IrritabiIity of the Bladder and ,tli1L,l
the Urethra addressed TO his private sul;
class, by EdsGrd Ii. Dixon, II. D., editor =.
Soalpel, operating and cousultinE "
No. AZ 9TH avenue, New York. illusuz"1
three cases-Mr. Syme's method: is "
TO cure structure by dIlati e It! It's lmip
cure by the etirotome ; structure OF tht
US, piles, fi.sure, fis;u and conc alrd OF y ID
ulcer Of the rectum. Their sympathetic y
toms. scalpei No. As, Inc ose 30 cents ", "
Nv RARDUs WARNER, PuoifJ,
Box No 3,l2, or No. 2 Vesey stree, /,
Hous New York
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-02

oil the second day was occupied IL
transaction of business and rlectIao
Officers a committee was anno,,.
Tor each county in the State to nroa
papers upon epidemics and prevail
diseases In their respective COUNTIES
present them at the next meeting
The following officers of the Soo,.
we're chosen for the year ensuing,
President-Wm. McCollom, NJ n
Woodstock.
Vice President-Lemuel Richmon,
NJ. d., Derby.
Recording Secretary-D. c. Bu,,, "
D., Essex.
Corresponding Secretary-C,B. Chan,
Ter, NJ, d., Montpelier,
Delegates We're appointed to gmlir.
ION Medical College. The several s.,,
Societies, and to the American Medic,
Association.
The afternoon of the second day was
occupied with reports and discussions
The society adjourned TO meet at Br,,.
tleboro on the second "Wednesday IN
June next,
DOM JUMP oCr.-Suuday momingN.
Ohas. White and his Family, were com.
ing to BrattlebDro nu a hand.car for rt4
purpose Of attending Church. The on.
CINE belonging tn the four O'Clock train
John Rogers, engineer was returning
to Bellows Falls. When near II. A..
ems mill in Braltlebpro, ooth part.e,
saw each other, and Immediately Fl.
versed, and by 80 doing were i'm no dae
ger; but Mrs White surprising us4
was danger, attempted 10 jump rnn
the Car. in doing 50, some portion d
her dress caught, and she was throw,
violently upon The track, and receys.
serious injuries about her head. n|
Ketchum was Immediately called. 5r|
Mrs. w. remains in 4 very critical ca,
ditiou Mr., White is Truck Ma>,vI
from Brattleboro, to Putncy
THAT LITTLE BuL-The Vermont n
coyd says;
We had occasion some time since i
speak Of mean kind Of ptl'y tLrI
that has been carried on TO some eXte.I
in this village daring the summer Y
refer to stealing fruit from gardens.
peculiar case OF this. kind OF theft
come to our knowledge lately \ a
tain young gentleman p clerk in 4
Of the stores on Main street, has been
the habit OF helping himself to curraEE
apples and pears, frequently for scye#
weeks. Once during this time the I3F
Of the house sent an invitation TO u
young man to call at the house and I
fruit, but stated that she preferred
gather it herself" This he took 4
notice of but continued to gather Z
fruit, and no doubt thought himS
smart to get plenty Of good apples Il
pears without paying for them bu,
was doomed to be disappointed foy
his great surprise, one day bin for Y
aforesaid fruit, sufficient no donbt
cover the value of all he had taken, w
presented to him, leaving him the q
tentative to pay the bill, or 30 beto
the Justice Court. OF course he pa
the bill, and we hope the lesson WI
be worth to him all 1t has cost him.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-02
DkOBATE COURT.

The PROBATE Court for the District o. pf Z.
until further = otice, will be he'd a. 10 81 SS
III Rut AID savinss Bans, IN huIp .i
frs anil third Tues iays in each In non rulFl
waLGERC.D UNTONi ~
Ru land De-. !, 2s65.
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derstood 10 be in readiness To tender,
would have been far below the amount
required by the act OF our incorporation,
and wholly insufficient to establish the
Vermont Agricultural College on sure
and proper basis-leaving deficiency,
only to be supplied by the Legislature,
through considerable appropriation,
the making of which we have not felt
authorized TO anticipate.
Our information from the Trustees OF
Middlebury College showed that there
was not any reasonable hope OF any
union with us, or any change as to the
character of their own institution, whose
condition IL Is gratifying to believe Is at
the present time prosperous and salts
factory, which could be construed into q
compliance with the terms Of the act Of
Congress, or those Of our charter.
The University of Vermont responded
In such manner as led to further confer
ence, and mutual arrangement result
ed, by which the joint funds of both in
situations are to be devoted in carrying
out a plan Of instruction, which shall
conform to the provisions Of our charter.
To perfect this arrangement and to Sc
cure its successful operation. the action
of the Legislature is necessary. We have,
therefore, prepared a bill, which meets
the approval, and will secure the ac-
ceptance of both corporations, which is
herewith submitted, and to which we
invite your attention, with the request
that you will communicate the same to
the Legislature for its consideration.
To show that this arrangement is 4
substantial compliance with the Condi-
tions of our charter we submit state
ment Of the property Of the University,
as represented by its Treasurer, and by
others whose judgment may be relied
upon as follows;
Lands permanently leased S61 900
Lands not leased 5000
Land in Burlington, $4,000
College buildings, including Med
ical, 10000
Library, 10000
Apparatus and Natural History
Collection, 5000
Scholarship Fund, $500
Recent subscriptions to endow
the salary of the President, in
case this Union shouted be
adopted, 25,5OO
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-09
g9O Goes Dsspsps,a earsOOSA

Cures Weakness and Debility.
EEs Cures weakDess and Debility
Cures Weakness and Debility.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-09
OXEN FOR SALE.

: Eve pairs of working oxen for sale
zy place, near Deanin gton, in Henry ounty
q ALEX. McCANpLEss.