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VIII rapidly grow into general circulation. In a
word, a wholesome system of relief is being
inaugugated which cannot fail to bear abundant
fruit. All that is necessary TO maintain peace is.
cheerful determination on the part ofthose who.
have provisions to assist those who need; upon
the part-of the needy to reciprocate the good
feeling manifested for their benefit and support.
We look forward to healthy reaction before
many days have elapsed, and in the interim, beg
oar fellow citizens to- have faith, hope and
charity, especia lythe greatest of these, which
is oHARITx.-Aaya&ta Constitwtionalist.
Eve AND MARY GoMPARED. The most ex-s
traoFd;nary women that ever appeared in this
world were, unqnestionably Eve, "the mother
of all living" and Mary, 'the mother ofJesus;
Christ" They occupied respectively the high
est stations, and the most critical points of
time that ever felkto the lot Of mortals; and
they exhibit an Instructive contrast. Eve
lived at the beginning, and Mary at the "ful-
ness of time" Eve saw the glories Of the
new made world, after Creative Wisdom had
pronounced i "all very good, and before sin
had tarni<hcd its beauty and disarran""d it's
harmonies Mary bebcId it. rising from the.
ruias of rhe fall, at the nement of its renoTa-
ton, and at the dawn of its happiest day.
Eve was placed in the most glorious and con-
spicuouS SITUATION; :and fell into a state Of,
meanness and degradation. Mary vas of low,
II station, hut was raised, by signal appoint
ment of Providence, to the highest eminence.~
Eve was accessory to the ruin of man-~-7nary
the birth OF, Htn1 Ene calhe ID
the Resterer and Savior of mankind. Eve oe-
held the fatal curse first take elect, IN over
casting the heavens, with clouds, IN w!thefins
spiritsot The animal creation, diSordering the,
human frame, and ultimately destroying 1t,
and introducing all the namelessgdiyersities OF
woe which ,fi!l mp the tragedy Of human life.
Mary witnessed the beginning ofthat long Sc
ries of blessings which divine love has for ages
disne7sed to man through: the redemption
,hat.is in Christ Jesus" and which will even
tually replenish the cup of existence with
unu,ingled sweetness and perfect joy. Eve
witnessed, with trembling consciousness OF
guilt. the awful descent of those mighty acher-
utins, andGa flaming sword which turned eve.
ry way, to keep. the way Of the tree of llte,E
and which were PLACED at the East end Of
the Garden of Eden" Mary, with feelings of
ccstatic rapture, beheld the angel Gabriel
standing before her, with the smiles of heaven
upon his couatenance, heard his benedctlons,
and held communion sweet" with the holy
messenger. -, - -.
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NOTICE.

7 Am authorized by the Mayor of Columbia to e
L hire wagons, and pay for them in Salt, to.
haul provisions from the ,NeNberry depot to the :
sufferers in Columbia, who are:in a most desti;,c
tpte condition. Cali on Is. -.,----.. =
may 219- B. HARhAs%" +:
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4zgRsDAg. MORNING, HAY 4, 1866,
Personal.

We have had the pleasure OF an interview with
.sour old dcaptain Colonet--I. F Hunt, ofthe
lsths. C.zReginent. Colonel 4. is at at home on
parole and is looking WE'LL considering the ordeal
through which he has lately passed. !,
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thenecessary papers, the troops will march under
their respective officers to their State, and there
be disbanded, all retaining personal property.
T The object of this convention is pacifcation to
thezextent of the authority Of the. commanders
who made it. .....--. ...-'. !.
Events in Virginia, which broke every hope of
success by war, imposed upon the General the
duty of sparing the blood of this gallant army,
and saving our country from further devastation
and our people from ruin. ~
Signed. J. E. JOHNSTON, General.
HEAD QUARTERS, Mnr'Y Div. Mlss.,s
IN THE FIELD, RALEIGH, April 27,-lS65., y
SPEC al ORDERS (NELD)4 ...z.
No. 10. ;=~.z s.
The General commanding announces a further
Suspension of hostilities, and a fnal agreement
with Gen. Jol .stoa which terminates the war as
to the armies under mis- command and the conn
try east of the Chattaheechee. Copies of the
terms Of the convention will be furnished Major
Generals Seho6eld, Gilmore and Wilson, who
are specially charged with the execution of its
details in North Garolina, the Department Of
the South, and at Macon ard Western Georgia.
Capt. Jasper Myers, Ord. Dept't; 9. s., is here
by designated to receive the arms, Sc, at
Greensboro; and any Comraauding Officer of
Post may receive the armsiof any detachment
antl1 see that they are properly stored -and;ac-
counted for. -
Gen. -Sehofeld will l=pEocIre No esaaa he<neeeS--
sary blanks and supply the army COMMANDERS
that uniformity may prevail, and great care
must be,taken that the terms and stiputations on
our part be fulfilled with the most scrupuIous
fidelity, whilst those imposed on our hitherto
enemies be received in spirit becoming brave
and generous army. Any commander may at
once loan to the inhabitants such of the captured
mules, horses, wagons and vehicles as can be
spared from immediate use. And the COM
manding general Of armies may issue provisions,
animals, and any public supplies that can be
spared to relieve present wants, and to encourage
inhabitants to renew their peaceful'pursuits and
to restore the relation of friendship among our
fellow citizens and courtrymen. ~. -~...
Foraging will forthwith cease, and d-when ne
cessary long marches compels the taking of
forage. provisions, or any kind of private pro-
perty compensation will be made on the spot,
or when disbursing officers are not present, and
officers are not provided with funds, vouchers
will be given in proper form,. payable at the
nearest military Department. -.--.. ~
By order of oMAJ.-GEN. W. T. SHERMAN.
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PATIENeE.- This is eminently the period when
all classes should mutually assist and encourage
each other: A generous spirit Of forbearanee is
worthy of cultivation, and little patience, at
the same time, cannot but rebound to- the welfare
of aEs The distracted state of the currency IS a
serious evil and must entail some suffering. Still,
this is not in,Medicable, and we are to know that
movements are on>foot to alleviate anything like
distress or privation among. the masses. {
wealthier citizens are contributing and will con.
tinue TO contribute liberqllyS The Government
store houses are being ernptied Of their eontents
to succor our returning braves. The City Coun-
Gil will, in few days, issue change notes; which
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Situation Wanted.
-. rBR oursrIoN.-our article

zAIkth 4ItsAAo2Ns--OuE dELACAb
!;>sterdayl In relation to water on
tie Island has already caused consid-
cradle comment among parties inter
ested. The necessity for the improve
ment issadmitted by all. Aside from
the benefits TO families or individuals
for every day use, thousands Of dollars,
worth OF property might some day be
saved from fire by the convenience of
water when needed. ThepFacticability
of the enterprise is easily demonstrated
no doubt about the matter being en-
tertained in the mind or any one who
has given the project Il second thought
The only great and absorbing feature
OF the matter now Is one merely Of dol
lars and ceuts-a feature which must
be regarded-hnd to which all our pro-
jects come at last Tho improvement
would be costly one, necessarily, and
whether the good people Of our city feel
disposed to incur "a debt of the requi-
site magnitude remains to be seem
The residents on the. Island claim the
water pipe as their just dues-sny that
they are fully entitled to it, and should
have IL. The city corncil-the nuthori-
ty competent to act in the matter-Nyill
no doubt consider the matter in due
time.
BY advertisement it will be seen that
proposals are invited for laying n new
water pipe next spring from the basin
down 10 Division street The putting
down of the new pipe will leave on
hands large amount OF old pipe,
small, but mostly, VIC suppose, In a
good and seTViccnble condition. This
pipe il is said, and Teasonably,of course,
could be used for the Island. IL would
be ample in dimensions and quantity,
and if it be decided to put down a pipe
over there the use Of the old city pipe
would be IA very great saving.
Ritchictown has applied for an extern
sion of the water privilege TO her Dor
dcrs, and in TuTtherancc of the request
it is urged that the same old pipe to
which we have referred In the Island
connections, could be advantageously
used.
While some claim that the city lin
Guiding the Fsland) should be all sup
piled with water before it should be
carried down to our neighbOrs, others
again say that this side OF the river
should all first be supplied. Each adj
vocnte is of course governed by the in
terests he represents, and the matter, II
left To either, would no doubt be speedi-
ly settled. Unfortunately for the rivals
there is n third party to be consulted,
and Whatever weighty arguments can
be brought forward by the opponents in
support OF their respective propositions
will of course receive due attention and
careful consideration from the guard
inns or our public veal.
Those interested will doubtless be
moving in the matter, all being SEEM
ingly anxious TO further the causes In
hand.
We shall await notion, and expect II
soon To take place. The matter is a
momentous one, and should not nor
will he considered hnstily.
The city council Will probably be
not 1luu.fN IA,
pleased to hear OF n decision in the
premises.
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Baltimore American WIN p1blish tiaiITn TN
sac, and send hlll 70 J. R Nolan, Oaysyiiie
Ia, win copy OF paper. + II - -
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POLICE COURT.-In the police court
yesterday Patrick Dorian, for disorderly
conduct, was fined $40 and costs.
Patrick unfortunately mbibeda "wee
dhrOP too much," and became bolster
Gus and abusive at the home of an nc
qunintance up in North Wheeling. The
host couldn't stand as much Carvings
on as Patrick saw fit to indulge in, and
the consequence was that Patrick was
taken in custody by We gents in uni
form who resemble the paymaster.
Their mnnipulations resulted as above
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=r s.-s al, and German
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AGard

II TAKE THIS METHOnoF ISFoR1rIya.
II my friends and former patrons MAJ 4 I1Sya
taken charge Of the Cutting and MnnnfHcs
7, IIuLIIn5s 1ePa[1nent OF MessI6. II. @. IEEJH
Mhere they intend To keep Q nrst-eihGS Mo-
chant Tailoring establishment md f3.;1TS1-
mems furnkhtng Store, where I would N
pleased to see any OF my friends and f1IntS1
patTonE Any orders len with me or ne -
y y is1Hnent shan receive my prompt affsn.
Ee-wtll not ask the party to take the 5000 ~
sNey respectfully yonFs,
- -----C 9. q. WHEEIER--
Formerly Of the INN Of Wheeler q IaII3n
n0Hl5-Am - -.
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For Sale.

T WILL SELL THE HOUSE AND LOT
lnow live in on Water Street, It fronts ~ feet
inches by o. feet deep. There is a very conn
modious dwelling house with s rooms and a
bath house, with both hot and cold water,
Stable and ice hopSe-Rl in good repair. I
the person purchasing II they want them, as
wish to quit business. For particulars in
sep4-tf Water St. Wheeline, W.'Ya.
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A FINE STEAMBoAT-THE "PHL.
SHERIDAN."-We have made mention
recently several times of the new boat
being built by the Wheeling ~ Park
ersburg Packet Company for the Wheel
ing and Cincinnati trade. AS we have
announced she is named in honor of
that great ChieTtain-"him OF tho sa-
brc''-whOse deeds have made the
world ring-"Phil. Sheridan"
The boat will be finished soon now,
md II Is expected that she will leave
here on her first trip to Cincinnati
about the 2nd Saturday in January.
She will take down with her OF the first
trip n gay party OF young folks on u
pleasure trip from our city. A fine
time will doubtless be had.
The dimensions OF the boat are as
follows: III feet on deck 3B feet beam;
feet hold. She will have two - inch
cylinders, with feet stroke; four 40
inch, flued boilers, 20 feet long. Her
wnter wheels are y feet in diameter
ana II feet long.
The company design milking this
boat the finest that has ever entered the
trade. No expense will be spared in
her outfit, which will combine every
modern convenience and improvement.
The furniture for the boat was manu-
fnctured by MessTs. j. IL G.. Mendel of
this city, and Will bo fashionable In its
style and elegant in its finish.
The boat will be commanded by Capt.
Charley Muhlcmnn. MessTs. Chris.
Young aud Charley Knox will be In the
Office. All OF these gentlemen are well
known and highly esteemed as river
men, and their association with the
Phil. SERBIAN Is II fine thing, and
onwhichwc congratulate the company.
The boat when finished will cost
about 100000. Capt. Muhlcman, who
was in the city this week, reports the
work progressing satisfactory on the
boat, and before long we shall expect
the Sheridan to commence riding.
We cannot give the company build
ing this boat too much credit for their
PrnisewOrthy attempts to accommodate
the. public IN furnishing another fine,
first class boat for this trade.
We predict and wish for the SheTi-
dan much success
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OIL LEASES FOR sALE-NoW- IS THE
" time to negotiate for well selected tracts,
rom to 30 acres, extending 20 years. with
Telghtb royalty y to land owner, with dIst
class dfSEicks erected thereon, some of which
nre within short distance of good paying
wells. Said tracts are located on all the most
prominent runs, tributaries OF Dunknri Crtek
Also, several valuable leases on "RobInson's
Run, Memorabilia county, only n miles from
ed. Good titles given. These leases will be
sold for Cash, or thrown into companies on
favorable terms, Address
a JOHN s. AIALLARY,
dec4-1m Morgnntowu, W. Va
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Executors.
Wheeling, Dec. Is, 1865. decl5-lmd
Dwelling Ho11se for Sale

THAT COMFORTABLE BRICK Dwell
i LING house on Zane street, East Wheel
Ing, consisting of three tenements of four
rooms and kitchen each, and other convent
fences; being the property of the heirs of the
deceased William ctasEy. Apply to
JOHN HAMILTON,
At Quincy Foundry and Machine Shop
dec9-3w (RegiSter copyl
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Married Persons, or Young Men contemn,o.
ting marriage, being aware Of physical veal
ness, organic debility, deformities speedily
He who places himself under the care Dr
j., may reIigionsly eonfide in his honor ne
8Sill as n physician -FSA Hh
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Nan subscfibfs, single cpy, 1 yr-52 Nos, s. %
Mail subscribers, Clubs Of tiye. ........' 9O0
Ten cops, addr'sed to names OF subscrib,s. II 50
Twenty cops addr'Sd to INNS of sub'cr'bs. "a m
Ten copies, to one address 18OO
Twenty copies, to one address 80 Do
An extra Extra copy VIII be sent foreach club of
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DR.. YOUNG
Uate of PbflaIleInbio,

Late OF Philadelphia
WHo HAS LOCATED HIMsET:Fr MN
ESy.y I5nanently at No. 70 THIRD E1,P III II
Dr. Y. proposes to cure GonorrJ ,cr,,., -.
N HoIn one to three days, Wlthor,t ~ SLssa
ence with diet or hindrancf To b,sstt ltsL1ei
nlhIy SypnhS In nom ont, 10 fy1e iS SSSi t LIS
on1nry IN nom one TO three TvaetS. 'ASSsI ssec-
na1 and seminal Emissions sfonESs, GNCStuI-
I'VE 70 ten days. Skin dlgeaSeS ~ ~ i[0m
3Ses oil private nature treafeS LIZ !,
Es5ryS1Pelas. Neuralgia, Dispens,o s..,.e,,.
~ ~ ~ II pu1tes OF the Blood ana IttSa
~ N NE hl9nsy and Liver RpeefIjIyIu ,i ~
". 1oung 8 Celebrated Extrncf ~ r SH6Sa "
soI,TS tsOlation TO be procured rom no otbeIs
AN EMMENAGoGUE FOR I.ADTFs
va a compound prepared and sold only byDr
to T6tS' ,HIIIIEianted to remove all Distractions
1eyS ~ y, neA4hny menstrual Hood ifnpaTtfnp
M. tottY ana activity to the system: price 81
- DOSue: obstinate cases OF long sfnndinFI
may require No. which 4 6oIr &c. ttSIIs
q r dLln no. I; price s. per bottle
- Married ladies should not usa the aI,,r,a
SSl1Poond for reasons made known with each
=, - "A safe, certain and healthy ureyents-
I'VE 70 conception furnished ON application
/. fetsons at 9 distance, by stating fheirEvn1rS
t9L4lS3 age and occupation, can receive nnai}i
walton. Es--7>- - ll u otAser--
Address Dr.. YOUNG, No. "a .Tb,,l &C.,.
F1ttsburg, Pa Once, Philo HALL se'Nond fiEII.
entrance on Third near Market ONO hon.,
Q q: N: % u m. and p. m. to S .. nj TSc3
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TAXES OVER IN BELMONT COUNTY,
The taxes assessed Jon the property of
Belmont County, for State, County and
locnlpurposes, for the year 1855, amounts
to S227,GlO Is. OF this amount, $780,
600 90 have been collected on the De-
cember payment, and there will be.
probably, $4,000 90 yet collected, from
delinquent lands and town lots and
from personal property sent out to col
lectors, leaving about 81 ,6IO 90, or only
one-third of tho amount, to be paid at
the June Payment.
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SALR OF GovERNNINT PRoPERTY.-
ON Wednesday last, in pursuance of
advertisement, sale of large lot of
Government property took place mt the
Government warehouses on John street.
About a hundred thousand pounds of
damaged hard bread was disposed of,
at an average of cent pound. The
largest lot, about iifIy thousand pounds,
was purchased by Mossrs. J. b. bet
wiler & Co., at cent u pound. This
bread originally cost the Government
about six cents per pound.
-Four commissary buildings were dis
posed OF. The two large ones standing
on the corner OF 4th and John streets
were sold to Mr.. Thos. HornbroOk, for
tho sum of $500. The small building,
adjoining the large ones, was bought by
Mr.. ID. l.. Donnel for Si65. Col, j. Ii.
Ford purchased the BcnwOod building
for S2S5.
\ largo lot of other property in the
use of the commissary department
including II great vRriety-was also sold.
The commissary department in our
city Is now about closed out. The work
will be completed, it is thought, by the
18th proX.
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ST. NICHOLAS HoTET.5

Is. ITTNT9 81 2 ll'AND, I'd.
JETrS Eyt,A- Proprietor,
RSiII roU34 Il s LOCATED NEAR THE
uSsi sas portion Of the citS. ~ o1 tEe
nj tTS3Is partPFS In attendance NJ
.0T75 sop2-On
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ZOE SEE.
For Sale GheaD.

AN EXCELLENT AND VERY CoNvE-
n niently built two-story brick residence
on the south side of Zane street, east of Sixth,
East Wheeling containing six rooms, with
GOOD cellar, bath room and water on both
aoors This Is by all odds the cheapest prop
eFty have yet offered for sale.
THOS. OBRIEN,
Real Estate Agent, Register Building.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

DB-GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFER.
ED.-M. G. Lcech & Co.. No. lis Main street.
are prepared and Will, from this date, sell all
goods hnecn per cent. cheaper than they can
he bought In this city. Give them a call and
Judge for yourself. deC2S-2Y :
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A Train LA1D.-on Christmas Day,
as Gen, Bob French was quietly bring
ing the Accommodation on the Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad in from Cum
berland his train was boarded at New
berg by couple OF young folks and a
minister. The head of the party soon
informed the General that wedding
was on the tapis, to take place on the
cars, and requested his assistance.
When everything was ready, the train
still in motion, the bride announced
that she was unable to stand alone on
her feet, and General French, who ex-
pected to act as groomsInan, was
brought into requisition as a support
for the bride. The wedding passed of
pleasantly, but General French says he
didn't know whether he was groOm's-
man or bridesmaid. The couple mar
ried were Mr.. Eben McGinnis and Miss
Phoebe Gregg. The minister WINS the
Rev. Mr.. Wilson. No reason was as
signed for this singular proceeding, but
on account of its novelty we give the
parties notice gratis.
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Farm for Sale.

TIME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
i his farm, one mile West Of Bridgeport and
one mile North OF the National Road, con-
tanning 6l9S Acres, in fine condition for cult
walton on which Isl dwelling house stable and
grAnary, and about 70 acres well adapted for
grape culture. For further particulars call ON
John Patterson, in Bridgeport, Ohio, or to the
subscriber. near Martins Ferry, Belmont Co.,
Ohio. -.-s-4 z--f-s > q JOHN MARROW.
declS-lmn
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M BooTs AND SHOES WHOLESALE AND
RErAlI--Mes.TS. blonde * Bachmau, at No,
lOI Main streei, corner OF SpTigg alley, would
In store n large stock OF boots, shoes and gnif-
eIS, TO which they nre constantly receiving
additions, which, fordunability style and elc-
giince, Is unsurpassed in the city. Country
merchants. and all Others. will do well TO
give US q call before purchasing elsewhere.
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Il Is now over thirty years since the aI,oy4
celebrated Pills were first discovered Nv ny
i. 0ESgENSO, OF Paris, during which time they
NJ nilye been extensively and Enceessinly nseS
in private practice or both iiemisp1 VIII n
unparalleled success in every case and Il n
sands OF Ladies Who have used tber1 InSn.
Is lnuuced TO make the Pills public ft1r fI'e ~
ieSiition 81 those suffering from any irree1I-
LaIlLes Wnateyer, as well as to prevent an in
crease OF family where heath win not permit
ONE PILL rs A Dose.
ZEN semales peculiarly situated, or those sun
PS ofSIng themselves SO, are cautioned apaI1st
using these Pills while In that conGiItioS Iat
Iney invite miscarriage" after which AL
bilty, although their mildness womb S34eI5I,
any mischief 20 health, otherwise the pie
are recommended as a = - VIC MS
g., III M 1i-r INVALUABLE REMEDY
70 the sex, viz. DEETesEliG mi - ~
~ tLttOI retention, Pam IN tHs BdcI o,i To$,S
Read H,, 9g.os 4EGlhs, RHsh Of Blood @ ne
Fdtigtie on any S0hf ElpeTfi0n
55IItPLoilon % the HenFt and ali the Va,.jS,,s1
annoying, Weakening IlIld Tire iItt LnosI
all other female weakeneaseS, So" L Vi
Inc 'AleueOrFhGea, or Whifea
IA; Al the same time, there Is nothing in tbasa
re directions be T4eIV foo1rei and III. III
AAN mem NsL 70 De az hey nreTeDreaen -
ONE BOX IS sUFPECTENT.
NV'OOO boxes have been Sold yyithIu
.-zs.-,.. Two Years. ei.iAh
myse iIff All ssa B95es ss1t ~ Letter, both by
20 Whch answers have been I,.t ~, y 9SEtIus
hs1 say, nothtng like the above nils
NIsHrrI 49, !, AnoMn since THE SCIENCE on
~. "a W. ED UPoN THE WORLD,
In Renewing Obstruetior,s..G. TP...,,..
ants ~ tare 70 It's Proper ChanneI.
S4f S5dlsLIs.9 THE EERYEs ana bringing hack The
mos SEior OF Health" to the cheek Of he,
Price 81 per BOX. SIxRovs-
1,s sold ~ MSe'cABE, KRAFT & co, Wbolss,Ie
I&JJIHgHlsts, % Main street. WheeIinS fSSyssS9
W wholesale Agents for West Va S;-SE. neral
9L9es5 mus be addressed. Sold af fsttSiIIIf ~
REEDs KRAFT eco. - Hset&1At py
Sold tn St. C1hirsVifies Ohm TI,,--ls
Ia5,e. -. w; 2. q. ]. PfOKERINe {,
soove agents 70 the Wheeling P5f 81, 6 % the
to any S paPt l u int In By Maii
= 80 % . s,frSe Of postage.3
oc2s-lyd Sole Propr,ssi;olp p M hove