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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-19


HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RESEWER- That splendid preparation for
the Hair, which is fast becoming so popular,
and 50 much enquired for
No one who has used it will ever give up
Its use.
1t IS a Vegetable Compound, and contains
no injurious properties whatever.
1t will restore Gray Hair to Its original color.
II win prevent the Hair from falling out
Il makes the Hair to grow on Bald Heads.
II cleanSeS the Scalp and makes the Hair
E0ft and lustrnus and Sillicn.
II Is splendid Hair Dressing.
II is recommended and used by the first
medical authority in the country.
BE particular to ask for II AI.L'S VEC;ETA RI f
EICILIAS HAIR HESEwER, MS there Is a
Worthless imitation in the market
For sale ny all Druggists.
II. p. HALL Il CO., Proprietors,
Nashua, n. H
7. Fl. LOGAN tG co. and LOGAN, list &
60, Wheeling, w. Nn., Wholesale Agents.
JULIEN
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WHY NOT USE THE BEST?

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS VENE-
TrAS HAIR DYE, is the best in the world. 1t
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation of the
hair No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub of or make the hair appear dusty and
dead, but mparts to it new life and lustre.
Produces a beautiful black or brown, as pre-
terred. A child can apply it. Always, gives
Only 70 cents per bottle. $Sold
everywhere,
a. I.MATHEWS, Manufactured, n. Y.
DENIAS BARNES & CO., New York, whole
sale AGENTS. mnY2l-lNeOl
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no INVALID SOLDIERS!
Fifcial Legs, Arms and Clutches
sREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURES.
NJ, 2: s. GENEnAI. HosPIrAL,

"a, ~ ~ * t,I'y ". a., stflTit SDln, lStl.
You that have carefully examined the
1lHclal Legs manufactured by I.EoSARD
o,TAN, ana for which you are agent For
IPIclty OF construction rs well as luInbIli-
iS.Au convenience, 1 have never seen my
lls 10 equal them, and therefore cheeriCilly
pniuihehu Them tOany who are unfortunate
NIsh 10 need artificial limbs.
Very rcSp't, your obedt Serv't,
y. y. Surgeon, L. s. A.. in charge.
w H-EltNC', W. Va, April 9TH 1861,
nave carefully examined tile ARTIFICIAL
y OF Leonard LEGEAS, and find them
llPle in their construction, Of good work
ih>hip, light and very substantially made
ey Will be quite as SerViCeabie as my mi.
~ legs in uSe, and ON account OF their sim
S!leertully recommend them TO any who
AZ nccd Iti1iCial limbs
join FRISsEIL,
a. a. Surgeon, u. 8. a
WHEELING, w. Va, April 18th. lSsII.
~, NC Artificial Legs offered for sale by CEIAS,
ttLER, Agent, l can recommend for the fol-
t.lE advantages: simplicity In structure,
PS n 81 llaterial and economy in price.
respectfully, II. w. HAzLETT,
Surgeon RoHrIi Of EnrOIInent.
~, Iii ,ris ME pleasure TO state that LEON
l. LH,'l-AN, corner of East Commons. Allie
=, mas iuTlliSlseSl nue. with an artificial leg,
,-,' oiIu use well, after one weeks using.
..iuIlN recGmmcnd to all who are untor-
'''c !" need one to give him call.
LEWIS RANALEY,
Springdale, Allegheny Co.. Pa.
VI 'Hr'her Particulars call ON or atldreSs
NiARLES BEHLER. ASt..
rrs>-r,. Monroe 81, bet. Market & EUnrth.
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TAX NOTICE

TINHE TAXPAYERS OF OHIO COUNTY
l. will take notice. that shall be prepared
to receive the State, County and School Taxes
for the year 1851, in the several Townships al
the times and places hereIrafter IneIitioncd
and that "a deduction of ~ per cent. on the
State TN vii he allowed to those who shall
pay all their taxes OH or IIefOre the lSt day Of
October. 1862 at the SheritFs Office, or at the
times and places specified, viz:
Washington Tp-At the FiIst Ward Hese
House, September IS, 10 and -.
Madison Tp.-At tire IIOpe Hose Home
September q, - and n E1Is ~ 80
Clay Tp.-At the Sheriff Office September
Is. 10 and 20. '7.f51t ~ = ~ '=7ii.
Union Tp.-At the Rough and Ready Hose
House, September p, - and o.
Centre Tp.--At the Fifth Wand e3fsii,3hI
House, September p, % and q lfTs 30 -
terTp.-AtISaac Freezes Store Room
ana 10 ''-',-'--'' - 's'='''+'eL % Z"
Richie Tp.-At the south Wheeling school
House, September 10 and %, and nj Adams
school HOuse, September a 80 IT.
Irtadelphta Thai f.. HterA 1.-The place of
Votingl September II, ~ and 49,
Richland Ypg-At Clinton p o. SepteInber
Is; Mt 4. a. Alllson'E Smith Shop SenteTnber
10, and az AtlsInsol1's School House Eepten-
bar q,
Liberty Tp at Valley Grove p. o. septem-
her u and y, and and AT Samuel Bells Store,
West 44beFty, September IL. .-.-.-, .-isls
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
hugH-tin Ocl Sheriff Of Ohio Co.
DAILY Register copy till Oct. IL
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MILWAUKEE. Aug 1s

FLoUR-Ffrm.
WHEAT-Active and advanced Dc:
sales ut 81 2nal %.
CORE-Quiet.
OATS-SteaIly. - s;
FREIGHTS-Eirms .a
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A GENTS WANTED FOR OUR CRENT
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VIII md Y rare chance to make mnnev'
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The last Issue of the Morganton Post.
referring to the vacancy that will be
occasioued in the office of Attorney
General by the election OF the incum-
bent TO the Judgeship of the Tenth Cir
cult. suggests for temporary appoint-
m mt, and as candidate at the election
when held, to fill the vacancy, the name
or Edward c. Bunker. Esq, of that
place.
II is unfortunate that this vacancy
occurs just as it does; for the law is
direct and explicit in requiring an cleo
tion in Il limited time to fill it; and to
hold an election all over the State for
choice of this single officer, would sub
ject the people to a heavy expense and
an amount of trouble which it is desir-
able TO avoid.
In view of this consideration we have
looked little into the law to see
whether it would not permit the election
for Attorney General to reach over to
the regular Spring election in April.
We find that under the law of February
,, 1865, Judge Hall has sixty days with
in which to accept his commission and
qualify; because this law, being sweep
ing in its provisions and of later date,
repeats the provision of the general
election law which would otherwise re-
quire him TO enter on the discharge OF
his duties in ten days. The Attorney
Gcnerhlship does not become vacant till
Mr.. Hall accepts his commission by
qualifying as Judge. This he may do
as Int rs the 2lst of January. Within
ten days thereafter the Governor Is re-
quired to issue his proclamation ap-
pointing day for holding the election,
not more than sixty days distant. This
would carry the election over to the
rst day OF April,-stiII some three
weeks short of the regular Spring cleo
ton.
We are not advised whether Governor
Foreman contemplates ordering the
special election, as strict construction
nf the law requires, or will feel anthor-
lied to postpone it till the April cleo
ton. We believe the real interests of
the State would be promoted by the
Postponement, and have no doubt the
people generally would prefer 1t. A
special election throughout the State,
for single officer, in the middle of
winter, is not to be desired, and would
cost much more than the interests of
the State would suffer by three or four
weeks longer vacancy-seeing that, the
Governor has authority to employ
counsel, should counsel be needed, TO
protect the interests of the State during
the vacancy.
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Congress,

Congress assemblies to day at 70 o.
clock, NJ. As usual the great interest
centers in the lower House. There is
now no longer a doubt that it will be
organized without delay. Mr.. Colfax
will be chosen Speaker without opposi-
ton, and Mr.. Mcpherson is almost
equally sure Of reelection as clerk.
Nothing will be done to-day, we sup
pose, but to effect an organization and
appoint the usual committees to wait
upon the President and apprise him OF
the organization and readiness to re-
Osiye the message.
We trust and believe that Congress
will take firm ground in regard to the
admission of the members from the
rebel States. We are sure the loyal
people of this State expect their repre-
sentntives and Senators there to refuse
admittance to men from States which
OInnot be trusted to hold elections, ex-
cept under guard Of federal bayonets.
In view of the momentous questions of
domestic settlement and pacification,
no less than of foreign complications,
TO come up for adjustment this winter,
the country looks to the present Con-
gress with anxious interest, and fer
vently hopes it will be equal in pru-
denee and craftsmanship to the great
demands that are ;soon TO be made
upon it.
We shall be surprised If the copper
heads are not also greatly disappointed
in President Johnson's forthcoming
meSSaVe
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The Meeting ON Saturday Last In Ref
erenee to the Organization OF a
Board OF Trade.

The Meeting on Saturday Last In Ref
erenee to the Organization OF =
Board OF Trade.
For the Intelligenoer.l
Pursuant tn a call of the merchants
and business men OF the city of Wheel
ing, q meeting was held at WASH
inEton Hail on Saturday afternoon
December ID, 1885, TO take into consid-
Grafton the organization Of Board of
Trade, and on motion of Mr.. E. NJ.
Norton, DIR. 7. H. Logan was appointed
President pro tenn, and Mr.. VIM. G.
Battelle, Secretary pro tenn.
The President pro tenn. briefly ex-
planned the object Of the meeting and
urged upon those present the import
ance of organizing Board of Trade,
but that we should know what we want
ed to do at the start; there being several
other important meetings called at the
same hour, he thought that IT might be
well TO adjourn until next Saturday,
when a larger attendance might be
obtained.
Mr.. NJ. Reilly thought the attendance
respectfully large and was in favor of
immediate organization. He had been
q member OF the former Board Of Trade
of this CITY, and while some persons
much, he pointed with pride to our
Suspension Bridge as one of the results
of the efforts of that body. He thought
the number present sufficiently large to
put the project in motion.
Mr.. II. Darlington also favored i'm
mediate action. The attendance was
not so large as it might be, but in every
important movement some few persons
were Obliged to take the initiatory, and
he therefore moved that committee of
five be appointed to report, at future
meeting, plan for the organization of
Il Board of Trade. Carried.
Mr.. Jos D. Dubois moved that the
President pro TEN appoint the commit
tee after the meeting adjourn. Car
ried.
Mr. NJ. REILLY moved that when the
committee were ready to report a plan
of organization, the Secretary pro tenn.
should notify the merchants and BUSH
ness men of the city, through the city
papers, of the place and hour for meet
ing. Carried.
Amer some further remarks from the
gentlemen present, on motion the meet
ing adjourned.
The following named gentlemen were
PpOinted committee of five for the
object stated:
j. a. Metcalf, L. S. Delaplain, H. OAR
lington, John Donlon, H K. List.
I. H LOGAN, Pres't pro tenn.
wN. G. BATrELLE, Sec'y pro tenn.
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WE see, by proclamation from Gov.
ernor Foreman, that he has declared
EphraiIn b. Hall, the present ATTORNEY
General of this State, TO be duly elected
Judge OF the 10th Judicial Circuit OF
West Virginia. We have not seen II
stated how he reconciled the rejection
OF the large number OF votes in several
precincts, which we alluded to las,
Week.-huEGrhd Republicans.
We respectfully suggest to our hyper
critical contemporary that Gov. Bore
man did his exact duty under the 25th
section and the sixth paragraph OF
the S6ih section, of the general cleo
ton law.
We would add that If the papers con-
Quoted in the interests OF the returned
retsels would ineuIcaie obedience to the
laws instead OF resistance To their en-
foroement, We should not have occasion
TO regre, such shameful conduct as they
were guilty OF in some sections of the
State At the recent election. We believe
the returned rebels W ould in general be-
havethemselves, and shortly regain and
deserve the confidence Of loyal people
il they were not insrigatsd and eneour-
aged to continue obstinate traitors and
defyers OF law by such prints as the
RspW6lieI'' has recently become. When
ever the loyal people are satisfied ths;
the returned rebels can be trusted with
the privilege Of the franchise, they will
no longer Withhold it; but their conduct
in the resent election was not calculated
10 inspire any such confidence. We
would also respectfully suggest to that
class OF persons, and their newspapers
and attorneys, that the game Of bluF
once so potent has lost its terrOrs in
this latitude.
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THE Wheeling INTELLIGENCERw wants
to know "lf any gold has been discov-
cred in this vicinity"
The mineral wealth of our county
has not yet developed itself TO a great
extent, yet we have no doubt but there
is gold here in abundance.
Oil indications are good, and all that
is necessary is for some enterprising
company to take the matter in hand,
sink well and there is no question but
they will ''see signs"
In our region, we have hoop-poles,
tRu-bark, rail timber and, in fact, ali
kinds of mountain produce" and
"other articles, too tedious to mention"
Don't you think, Mr.. ISTELLIGENCER,
that we should have the Capital SIS
terSrilLe Argus.
Yes, certainly, ''the capital" to de-
velop "the mineral wealth" of your
county which "has not yet developed
itselF'-aud can hardly be expected to
do so. That is just what is needed all
over the State. AS to the "hoop- poles,
tan bark and rail timber" they are
very useful articles in their place, but
have no special adaptation to the cree
ton of public buildings or carrying on
the different departments of govern
ment.
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At meeting of the members of Com
pany H. l95th Regiment o. V. L, held
IN Alexandria, Va, November 26th,
1865, Captain James II. Prentiss was
called to the Chair, and Lieut. Thomas
A. Mellor appointed Secretary. Erskine
NJ. Hamilton, VIM H. Caldwell and Al
bert ID. Black, being appointed Com
mittee to draft resolutions, presented
the following TO the meeting, which
were unanimously adopted:
w HEREAs, Almighty God has seen
fit, in the mysterious workings of His
Providence, TO remove from our midst
our beloved comrade, Edward Bvnon.
late a member of this company, we
deem 1t Tit that We should express our
sense of the loss we have sustained
Therefore, be it
Resolved, That it is with the most I'M
feigned SORROW we have heard of the
death of our brother soldier, Edward
Byron, late member of the company,-
In his death, we feel that we have lost a
comrade indeed; that we have lost a ge-
Mai companion, sincere friend, a good
and worthy soldier; one who endeareti
himself to all with whom he came in
contact by his high social qualities,
noble thoughts and generous impulses
Although his bright face and cheerful
smile Is gone, We know and feel that he
IS not dead, but still liveth.
AeSDtpeu, 1nat we deeply SympathiZe
With the family and relatives of the de-
ceased in this great sorrow which has
come upon them, and we can only ex-
tend to them that sympathy, deep and
heartfelt, in the loneliness of their be-
reavement, when we feel ''that he is
gone"
The tear-drop falls from manly ewes,
FROM eyes that ne'er shed tears before,
As cold in death before Us lies
The conrade OF the days Of yore.
ReSotred, That copy of these resoIu-
tons be sent to the family; also, to the
SteubenTille Herald and Wheeling IN
tettigeHeeT, for publication,
Capt. j. II. PRESTISs, Chairman.
1t I. A. MELLoR, Secretary.
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JUpaE HARRISON, OF the 18th Circuit,
of West Virginia, who WAS present at
the hearing of the motion Of VIM. A.
Quarter, TO be admitted to the bar, and
who was observed TO listen with appR-
rently great interest to the argument,
has returned to his circuit, and has adj
Initted his entire bar toQualify, without
requiring them TO take the test CATH
[EaRatrAd Republicans.
As some of our readers may be Curl
Gus to know in what part OF the State
the eleventh circuit is located, we refer
them to the Republicans for the informa.
tion.
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Amendments to the state Con.aitu-
IiOn.
The Point Pleasant Register saws that
Tour Legislature this winter will be
composed largely OF amendment men.
and the few Butternuts who are oppos
ed to this measure will have but little
show We have no doubt tina, the
amendment will be passed by this body
by large majority"
We may add that what the Legislature
does in that direction this winter the
people Will ratify next fall.
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\ TENDER TETE-A-TErE Iooses half
its charms, if the sweet words of either
party are not mated with a fragrant
breath. SozodOnt is the only article
that will assure this disideratum by
Keeping the teeth speckless, the gums
healthy, the whole mouth pure ana nm
dehled. 1t literally EN- balns the dental
substance, preserving it from decay,
through life. Tue it daily. Will find
II pleasure. dec4-3teOd
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THIS climate has no blossoms embu-
ed with scent as exquisite as that ex-
hailed by PhalOn's "Night-Blooming
Cereus-" In the tropical wales of the
Andes grow the flowers from which
1t derives 1t name, and the fragrance
which they pour out upon the moon
light air dwells unimpaired in every
drop of this rare extract. Sold every
where. II,
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NeMspaper for sale.

The editor of the Clarksburg Tese-
graph, proposing to engage in other
business, offers for sale his entire news
paper establishment. We trust the
loyal and substantial citizens of Har-
rison, will see that it does not go into
the wrong kind of hands.
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Mr. SEwARD's FIRST KNowLEpaK OF
THE DEATH OF LISooLN.-NIr. Seward
had been kept in ignorance of the at
tack ON the President, his physician
fearing that the shock would be too
great for him to bear, and all news
papers were riEidly excluded from
his room. On the Sunday following
ais assassination the Secretary had me
oed wheeled around so that he could
see toe tops OF the trees in the park on
PoslIe, Just putting on the spring foii
~ Nhen his eyes caught the stars and
ment on which he CARED ayrh;ie H.,
turning TO his attendant. s1ifi .sT'S,-
FreSadeut is deadir The coT,f,,ss.3 =, S,'
tehoant stammered and Changed CoIor
as ne tried to say nav, but tSs sss...,s'
/ Gus OLD man said ssIf h. h.fl e.
alive he would have been the 49, =.
call on me; but he has not been 49, y -
! nor has he sent TO know how an, -
there's the nag at half mast" me M
statesman's inductive reason b1- ~ ,,Ii'S
the truth, and he Law in silencs M
great tears coursing down his SSSSbs,S
cheeks, rs the dreadful truth saI7E i-'to
- .t =
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GRANT HOUSE, Bridge Corner. LEWIS &
WooDNASsEE, ProprfetorS
SafurinT Ds, z

~ smith, Mt Pleasant, o. VIM Altman
A Tolfrer, \ Y; H II Hewitt, DAYTON o. u d
Sook, Smithneld, o. John Aiken Beverly o.
MS I Akin Washington, Pa; W * IoEan,
Ehil!ipS Belmont, @ ] Han, SseubenylIle
y MitSnelll Vt Pleasant, o; " s shaw.
Bufalos y n v I CoGkAyne, Ohio ] PuUiy'
5eIrnont. q w L Strineer 4 lady ChicaE1s
z Eckler, Eranees ] II Carter. EnSiand. = III
Spoleys EdifoC Pittsburgh Commercial Pifts-
1t4ISh; J Z Hootonr Eairmont, " Va a Wor-
~ Home In9 Coz VIM Jones, Iowa: james
y Y lIliA[pA. y o; W SheaEer, Rock Island m.
: S N kAuAWha, Va; \ Peck, Elmira
- = !: a y Hl1ke, \ \; " Cohn, a Semplfner
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Hotel Arrivals.
MCCLURE HOUSE, Corner Monroe & Market.
w r GOODWIN s Co, PToPTietoFS-
Saturday, Dec 3

DOQuinlan, J Sturgeon, city; J N Roma
Oh ~; Y Rove, CiartsburE, Va: c 2 DIX.
on, NSE FORK; ; ID Knight, 81 Marys CO. Va;
r5end- Sew York; Aug OpPenheimer, \ Y:
A q Hnge- EiftSlurlE p Coe, MyddIeport. %,
Geo DaEnale, Bethany COLLEGE. A + Shuli
Balfs Al HnEAn, Pitts6uns J Jameson and
oanEntef, F1eduiont, Va; James Kelly. TaEi-
Wen co, Va, IhOs Todd, knoEInnd NeJr
Ok MIS- L Wine JRmeSso, Mt de Chantai:
L ETsde[ich, = Y; c W Archbold, Corry pa.
a ID 6Asletf4 Philadelphia. A D Steward BCSS-
Ion, MfGSS A 9 Butterneid, n Y: NJ BeIl
v 81 Alexnnder, Pa Artenps Ward & how
= n ; Eocayne. ChaS Baltzen, city. Cow
: : !larkeSfs 9itSS nc Wlckhn. ] Ray, Louis 81
Martin, Jno + King, Ia. o p TAYLOR. n q n
9 Clemens TeNass EyIlch. Alai,srna' - - -
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Wanted
de2-ei

A SEXTON FOR THE FOURTH STREET
n N. Z, Church. Wages five dollars ana
seVenAy-nve cents perweeh. Apply 10
T. H. iy6iSAS.
Qe<2-st ri. III. WILLIAMS
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Co-Partnershin-

T HAVE THIS DAY AssoCTATED WITH
i me, MeSsrS- 7. +. McCnnn and ]. X Nc
Cann' and win continue the Brewing buSineSS
~ me Anehor brewery, under the firm nam0
wheeling, Dec. j, 1885. ALEA- EUsI SsSi
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= q S9oeh, Pittsburgh, Pa. B Allen. BairJ-
- n n q ShAEpnack, " LarimeF, Pie9Ssnrs
~ y y y zen z Kelley & laEiy OakIarEi
IN Co ny nOlIHAs " Va JCTruTiIla, Home
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Family Grocery.

Odd Fellows Han Building, Monroe Street,
WHEELING. W. VA.
NJ 4 G. D. WOODROW REG TEAyE
N. to call the attention of HouseEeepsrs
&C, 70 Chetr new and well selected gforE AZ
- PLe ana nne Groceries, which they offer al
q low rates as can be purchased at any retail
9tOSSeIy IN the city. Their assortment and
.! ~, o. Goods are unsurpassed, consisting
sealed Fruits and Fish CatSup's Sauces PfcIs
sS, Foreign Fruits, Toilet Soaps Tobacco, Sc
free OF charge. 6HIISSt w.
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Sunday, DN. q

Danl D QunlAu, city; Levi sfetne- RTTn-
gle, Bait, nd; saml P Tsppen ChiesSo. Geo
ID Aeektns, A6s Geo ParkenStnne civ n
Goadon 8 vie. s AelloE. CITY.
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SprffaI aJutirEs.
ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

ScFAlGus OeEALGUp GGEbbeus
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
WIN cure the Itch In 4s houR.
Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, ChIblaIns,
and all Eruptions OF the Skin. Price 50 cents.
For sale by all Druggists
By sendingt0 cents TO WEEKS & POTTER,
sole Agents, l70 Washington street, Boston,
Mass, Il will be forwarded by mail, free OF
postage, to any part Of the United States
s-aa..- 7. n. LOGAN q CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Agents for Wheeling.
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COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid Pomades!!
Nomore rancid Pomades 1!
you want something elegant,
II you admire delicious Perfume,
If you desire sOft and silky Hair,
II you want your Hair preserved,
If you want your Hair to grow
nyou want to prevent premature Badness,
II you want to be hid OF Dandruh,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents q bottle.
LAUGHLNs d BUsHFIELD,
Ju2 Wheeling, w. Va.