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The Greatest Medicine of De AgeI
KRAFT'S DIkRRHEA COKPOTJNjiBl'
Inc only safe and Certain CURE for

The only Safe and Certain Cure for
MER COMPLAINT.
And al DiSeuneS 9fLhe Stomach and B0lreLs, I'm
cidc5ttO a Change Of Diet or Climate.
.nlHE PRoPRIEroRs OF THIS TRULY
L Invaluable Medicine, now offer II TO the
public with fuII lSnowiedGcof its superior
6E 4ifF sdRS EsX h e Ss eheGEE eyer
HnSt pcLJeCE SHcoeGs lin thousands OF cases IrhoJq
M Other Comedies hnte failed. Cases OF Chron-
cured by The use OF tIro bottles. This remedy
llas Terer failed IN a sfIIgEe dIStnes, where the
disease has battled the skill of even the most
sl6ilful physicians
KRAFT's DIARRHd.A CoAPouSD has been
IN use for number of years, and by its timely
add has saved the Hives of hundreds -
This medicine is purely scientific prepara-
Ion, and Is prepared with the greatest eau
Every traveller should have a bottle of the
DIARRHQA COMP0CSD.
Every soldier EiH ind It invaluable.
No Family should he without IL.
Do not hesitate to try KRAFT's DIARRHo:A
SoNPoUSD' and prevent pair' suffering and
READ THE FoLLowISG TESTIMONIALS:
WHEELING, April 18th, 1855
Maazrs. MCCABR, KRAFT & Co, GenRems1.-
Having used Rrafl's DlarThoea Compound, for
Camp DiRrrhpa, with which have been
deeply an cted for almost one month, dUOther
EeHtedie1 tried ha1{ng failed and finding it not
take pleasure in accommodating 1t to the ia
VoraOle notice ofal who may be alike afflicted
G. AIARTIS,.
isH Chaplain 18th w. VA Infantry.
MoUSDsvILLE, MARSHALL Co, W. Va.
MeSsTS. McCABE. KRAFT & Co, Gentlemen.
Last summer. being IN Nashville, Tenn. I
was attacked with a severe DiarrhOa. tried
the relnedies Of several physicians, but with
out any effect. I was advised by my friends
to come home. was conn letely broken
1lown and Frustrated. Upon arriving at homeI
l was advised to try Kraft's DlaTThuA Conn
pound. One bottLe Of II completely cured De dis
ease and restored my health. I am glad to re-
commend this valuable medicine to all AZ
dlcted with this terrible disease.
trsf Yours truly, ANDREW EDWARDS.
MesETR. NcCABE, KRAFT & CO.. GenNenen-
Last summer 1 WINS attacked with a very
severe DiarrhOea, from which suffered for
Some three weeks. I tried various remedies
but was unable to check the disease. at last
procuSed a bottle OF "kraft's DiaTrhona Com
pound" One bottle entirely CARED the discuss
and restored me to my usual health. take
pleasure in recommending this valuable med
icine, rs have proved its virtues In my own
case: and seen 1t tried by Others with the same
good results. E r. ADDIsOS
Formerly Master NIachinist B. & o. r. r.
McCABE. KRAFT& CO., M H66ssii Is Drug " e:
gists, Wheeling, W. Va, Sole PToprietors, 70
whom all OrleTs should he addressed
For sale in Bridgeport by WEST & MITCH
mayl3-Gm
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Information- Wanted
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY G1VES. THAT
~ tne undersigned has been appointed nd
iniStIaior Of the estate Of Emily u. Chanl
persons indebted to said estate 1rE r,sTII.sfHj
70 t.. make immediate payment, ana tilCts. IlSy.-
liIE claims against 1t will present them prom
eTly authenticated for settlement. F''P
.,,,,.- .,.,. w. a. RIDGELY,
aAuEt-ot'SWV .a-4as AFlnIVfSfVnY1r
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FOR SALE

A BRICK HOUSE AND LOT Or THE
n cnntr q Fourth and Quincy EtEeets
Terms cav. Apply TO
augs1We l. h. WILLIAMS.
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arfrttsfmtuts.
ROmNn

ON nIZIEtSf STTEEsET, OK SATURDAY.
Z J T.iEhis : s4iF y EiisGlet with . PhOaczraE7
IA the ~ tase owner can have ~
s[1is-.-laIIt.. Z. - anns !.
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We HAD the pleasure Of a visit yesteT-
day from Mr.. Moore, editor Of theWest
Virginia Journal, published at Charles
ton, Ranawha cOupty-a paper. we may
remark. that is doing and has done he
roic service for the Union cause in the
lower end of the State. No uncertain
sound is given by its bugle. Mr..
Sioore's paper is deserving Of wide
spread patronage, both in the way OF
circulation and advertising.
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FRESH PEACHFS

uTEHAYE JUST RETURNED FROM
w The Enst, and have made arrangements
10 receive bg EHpreES from Baltimore. the
kseSf quality Of FRESH Peaches. PaEnI-
ilies wanting Pea - OF the best quality
fresh and cheap, can obtain them, by leaving
oniefs With ns-
CHARLES LAUE 4 BRO.
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Wanted Inmediately.

iMEf WHO WISH 10 ENGAGE IN A
make from $40 to $50 per day nv n small S J,I
yeStment Of from Sl00 TO 500, are Invited h
C1llI at the franklin House (e1d Of W6eeSI
the most important, and useful. neyr fTI,., "a
TONS 1ordomeSttO use OF the age. A rare on
poPunlty Is offered for enterpFislng men n
iafFe or small capital, to make money! either
by travelling or locating in the city Or conn
Try: Apply to j. DINSMORE, Jr =
estate and County Rights Tor rsaie-
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WANTED

DETURSEp OFFICERS And SOLDIERS
lincoln p AliotBo OTtlHee Ladies as agents
In tbeiroIn WIlslIlE7r The widows OF OH
70 A. GILEEs0S, a 1InL PigmallS, Hanp-
den street, above 9Th Wheeling, VIVA, he
tween the tlonB Of one and three O'Clock
p. n. daily. augs-lw"
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NOTICE.

CI1ileIzs' Fire AIaHfle and Life ITlgrIrsnsIs
Company a EfEsltnE. for the election Of
nine directors 10 serve for the ensuing YeaF.
I9a fot 4, ~, 81 - - IL 81 yf et tile
iIz. On We11 5lly, tie I'd inst, hSstHeen one
mig Sa,EsZ29 9s g = WA.w.sHR1vER. Sew.
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WANTED = SITUATION "A YOUNG
~ , man OF good business qualifications nd
tIgNellnE agent or al clerk, with a IgSCi 81 =
ny ana honorable business, The sIilScriFs.r
mas one thousand dollars 10 ltTltI his f1IniPS.
sr U desired. Ahdrez0s, one week 4 III q
096 lis, Wheeling, Va. au9s-iv.S =
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FOR CIYCIyNAn,

The eleknnt passenger racket
9llIssSrSl lLISSIE Drown, Capt Black. Mai,
- Rice Clerk. will leave as above on
the 9th inst, AT O'Clock Z. NJ.
For freight or passage apply on hoard or TO
BOOTH, BAFTELLE & CD,
HURSS
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ZOE CINCINNATI.

The new and splendid steamer
sIILlsszs5 POTOMAC, Capt. Fink, will leave
l22zzssssEHfOr the above and intermediate.
ports on Tueslay, the sth inst, at 3 O'Clock
z. n For freight or passage apply on bnani
OF 10 BOOTH, BATTELLE q CO.,
aug.-t - y Agents
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FOR CIScISSATI.

The fine passenger packet. LISNIE
DRowS, Capt. J. W. Black, viii
- leave As above " ednesLiaY, the Sth
Inst, al 5 O'clock P. 81
For freight or passage apply to
auRS-A VIC ANDE.TSOS- Agent
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ROR ZANESHILLE

The fine steamer ENNA GRAHAH.
e!I5SeS Captain Stull. will leave as above.
- Tonight At Midnight.
Freight received at the Whaff Boat until )
O'Clock I. b., by @
BOOTH, BATTRLLE q CO.,
nnRS-lI s .s..rttE
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sHER1TF RUSH, Of Jefferson County,

SHERIFF Rush, Of Jefferson County,
Is an euterprising man. and deserves
special mention for the payment into
the STATE Treasury On last Saturday Of
SOD, on account of licenses collected
the first payment OF the kind 50 far
made this year. This Is exceedingly well
for a county that has been tramPled TO
death almost by four years ofwar.
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FURNISHING GOODS

Is richly assorted. Being exclusively in the
Clothing business we can furnish the above to
better advantage TO dealers and on better
Terms than can be had elsewhere
We have the mos complete stock and larg-
81 assortment Of goods Of any house In our
line in the city.
We are selling goods lower than any other
mouse in the city, as we bought our goods
when gold was At the lowest.
We havea large stock of
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Washington June I'm IsS55
WHERE'S BY SATISFACTORILY ~
" osncs iEesS1ted 70 the undeFSiznz-I i !.
ma neea made 70 appear thai SSf6S -, Z
ennis Aat1Onal Bank OF WeSt ~!
EtntA- ~ Y heeltnE,'' in ne CStv ~ n, L.
Ing, in the Comfy OF OHIO sFs5 q "a " hsel-
SiEEa32iaa. ms ben duly oEEanizsd 1nSsr , =
S5[Ss ,sS,4sI.S feaezIbs Of the ~ ~
g. SIrT E5d1 9tsd b pledge Of i4ni;Si
o. ~ -. 20 provide for the circuis.
q. l5i, and has npied With ri ~ I ons
- - " 49,, -, 0Ised TO Be compiled J-iTb
oe1ors commencing the business al Ps51s+!,Ia!nI
Nov, thsreSoEe, L Freeman Clark ConD-
TIE MERCHANTS NATi0S A. w v !, t Il4tt
OF WEsI VIRGINIA. AT WHEIE5Tt ~ n :
in the City Of Wheeling in The CC51-s,S1,
OHIO and State Of west VirEinis. s Snff,, =.
IL 111S5.I - NE bushes Of BanEtnR
Ii IN l IsSt1I9a 6E witness my hand aud
KEENAN, CLARK
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TeacTlels' EXamination

An EXCAVATION OF CANDIDATES
N for pOsiti0ns ~ Teachers In the Public
BchoOIs Of the District Of Wheeling. win b
held IN the Han Of the House OF DeIegates in
the city OH Wheeling on wednesday. Aupust
10th, commenting At O'Clock A. u. y
All Eep1ong who hope to obtain situations
as Teachers In any Of the Schools Of the Dis
trict1 SHOULD be present for Examination al
the time and place named, as no other exam
inatl0n VIII take place before the opening OF
the School IN. September, and no Teacher
can be employed, who shall not previously
nave obtaind o certificate of qualification
from the Examining Board.
iAi r. s. WILLIAMS,
Superintendent Of Public FehOoLS,
District Of Wheeling.
WHEELING, Sth Aug, lsS5-td
NURsEgY CLOTH,
IN Nursery Baskets,
Nursery Pins,
p.o.,,.,, !, Pun Boxes, &c,
: d. NICoLL d BROS.
JJyooD BRACKETS,
w 5a Bronze SitatuetteS, sE
Parian Vases, u.,Lt.
p.oeu,,1 Wool Mats, &c,
auss d. NICoLL & BROS.
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BACON.

BACON. .f
III n CASfS SHOULDERS, '5'
M 10 1ierCeS Plain Hams
iOTereeS CnnH0fsled IInmSP
IN pieces clear sides, Just received nv,
-S=-Tyy- LIST, MORRISON & 90.
II CSi;CIE $ VEGETABLE Won n
FeIIoTEiS TIo 1E ssale Ht E. BOOKINGS Old
- D'ss Store augi
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bounded As follows: west by the Ohio river
no5 NOT oy DIVISION street, east by Main street
q Lancaster. GA
ALSO, the Coal Mine in said Wand. now
Worked by said corporation, and the railway.
conneS6ng said mine and the rolling mill
aIEoO, the real estate and coal PROPERTY he
longing TO said corporation in and aIliOInin,
south wheeling, including that recenfiJ purs
Si atGss OF r. C Campbell, and the chose In
action connected Herewith; and n town iots
IN south Wheeling, lately and heretofore nTIT.
S Sdt so OF me ~ 4 n. Bank and others And
1 1t1, 20; GaLdYelIs addition to the city OF
wheeling; at the south east corner OF Main
and Division streets with i've tenements
1t being understood that the purchaser or
purchasers OF said real estate and nppurte-
nanceS shall also purchase all the stock mate
flais, tools and chattel property OF every de-
SSr1Ption In and about said belmont IFOn
Works, at the valuation Of three disinteresteii
Terms one.third cash, one-thfrd In two
months, one third in four months, with Inter
to be satisfactorily secured >SAANo
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WANTED---TO RENT.

4 SMALL. HOUSE OR ROOMS. ANY
\ IeTsnn having Such tan find a cool ion
NJ ny applying AT this office. sIuf!j-d
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4 RrHNoxD paper says that there
are not now ten men living who were
prominent in secession in Virginia.
Floyd, Meade, Daniel, and Tyler are
dead. Hunter Is prisoner and Mason
an exile. Ruffin destroyed his own
life, determined no; to survive the
rebellion. George W. Randolph is dy-
ing in exile. The three most conspicu-
Gus secession newspapers-the Rich
mond E5nminer and Enquirer, and
Norfolk Argls-arc all dead; and their
leading editors-Wise, Daniel, and
Lamb-are dead. What Virginia now
needs is Leaders AS earnest for loyalty
and freedom ns these were for rebellion.
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Boarding Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN ANDHIs wIFEiw1sH
g. ~ board in private family. Address BOX
-. =
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THE retention Of some 100 major and
brigudicr generals in command, by the
late order, when the army is to be re-
dmced at once to less Than "a hundred
thousand men, causes some surprise.
The cost Of maintaining this army of
ornamental officers, with their stalls,
Will Ike over million and Is half per
nnnuIn. Eight OF these. generals are
assigned to the department Of New
York and New England. 10 what con-
ceivuble use can they be put? This
will not do. The real and necessary
burdens left by the war -ure quite ms
heavy MS we can bear. Let us not be
burdcned with this array of useless
army officers Gen. Grant and Sccrc-
tary Stnnton should revise the list
again, and throw out ut least three
fonrths of those now retained.
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1naufia1.
The Merchants Nationoi
Bank Of West Virginia,
LNGsrn Dwl~-

OT7IZ OF TR ColFTsR OF m IlI-1-SE, !
Washington June Es9S IE-11=SCEp :
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NOTICF.

WHEREAS. THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
~ The Belmont Iron Works Company. az
" wheeling, West Virginia, at a meeting he'd
AZ the office of said corporation in the city oi
wheeling. on the 9th July, 1855, passed the
following resolution, to wit:
WHEREAS, the resolution requiring the as
s SsSsl lt anu payment Of three hundred and
MY dollars per share, to make good the IoSs
of capital resulting on the OPERATIONS Of tIe
corporation since Jan. 4tIi. 1875, not having an
unanimous vote, and therefore not being
Resolved, That this corporation shall ltscon-
tS1npe lts business and go into Immediate
liquidation, in accordance with the 3Oth SEQ
non OF the Act Of the Legislature OF West
virginia, passed October 18th, 1863 REGARDING
corporations; and the board of directors II
sald corporation is hereby authorized and d.
rected TO proceed forthwith to close and settle
up us business as soon as praCt lcable In aCcOT-
dance with said section of said act; and that
me real estate and nppurtenancesn md chattei
F snall be sold on or before the lSt day
we, the undersigned, appointed by said
BOARD OF directors a committee to carry out
SAID resolution - w.
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Death Of the Duke Of Northumbcrl ria nd.

Algemon Percy, Duke and Earl OF Northum-
berland. died st Alnwick Castle on Sunday morning.
Feb -. Tie deceased was the second and youngest
son Of Hugh second Duke of Northumberland. He
was born Dec. - 1884, and had. consequently at the
time OF bis DEATH Just entered his I'D year He was
educntcd for the navy and. in 1902 as midspman of
the Hydra commanded gunboot in cooperation with
the Spanish patriots on the coat Of Andausa. As act
ing Cupt,n Of the Caledonia he took part In partial
action with tie French fleet of Touon in 1912 and was
present at the taking OF Genoa in leA Ho became
commander in March, 1914; captain in August, lsl5;
rearalmiral on the reserved list In November, 1870;
vice admiral july lsJ7; and admiral In October s62
He succeeded 20 the family houors the death Of his
brother Hugh Third Duke. on tie llih OF February,
1884, lie was married. In lsi2. to the eleot daughter
OF tho Marquis OF Westminster. but leaves issue.
Tic deceased Duke was a conservative in politics. On
the formation OF Earl Derbys first administration in
1852. he bccnme the first Lord of the Admiralty and
NAMED in the Cabinet until the breakup OF the Govern.
lcnt in December OF that year. On taking Office he
was made Privy Councillor and in the same year, a
knight OF the garter. He was a fellow Of several
learned societies and president Of number Of benevo
lent and other Institutions As he died childess the
title devulves upon George Percy Earl Of Beverly.
whose father was the second Of the first Duke OF
Northumberland.
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aga and the removal of Stagnant pools has
converted il into one of tho most healthy cities
of the West. With all these pregnant facts anu
examples before us, our beautiful metropolis OIL
New-York has been wofully neglected IN th's
vital matter of proper sewerage. Inc mus Vi
Manhattan Island, whose graceful slopes once
crowned with forests, were the fountains oi
watcr.courSes which, flowing to her valleys
served as natural conduits; those prlmevai eie'
vatiops and depressions, that ought TO nave
suggested perfect system Of drainage, were
permitted to be graded and built over without
any well-defned plan, and with no adequate
conception of future wants and necessities. In
stead of the original photographic lines pehe
preserved, as a basis for future sewerage, those
lines were disregarded or obltcrated. Natafa'
water ducts were damned up or otherwise op'
structed: and, as buildings multiplied Valleys
grew into plains, and their streams ooeoniiNs
subterrene. were forced to perc0late toWaru
other dcpressions of the island, and to
collect in pools and marshes. In their
turn, thesc pools were covered IN ana Dul'
upon, and thus the process of combating nature
went on, with no substitution by science OF
better drainage for our growing city. In the
neighborhood of our present Five Points
stood pond or Collect" as it was termed,
some seventy feet deep, and connected, By q
water channel. with the Hudson River. Our
pile Of courts and prisons known as "The
Toinbs" stands on "made ground where the
COLLECT" ebbed aud flowed: and blocks OF
solid masonry have arisen over the old canal or
creek. But that capacious reservoir, 1.-THE
Collect" and its broad outlet to the river failed
to recall to our city-builders the examples Of
Rome end Carthage: and they continued blindly
in their war against Nature, leaving her to exact
from Posterity the penalties Of all such conflicts
We are paying those penalties in the terrible
ratios OF our mortality; we count the forieitures
in our reduced bills OF health in our augment
ing aggregates of typhus, smallpox, diauhea,
cholera infantum, consumption, scrotula, chrome
rheumatism. We are amorced FOR damages, IN
our losses through preyentblc sickness and
death, and in the expense ofhalf our pauperism
and crime. Not, indeed, that neglect to se'
cure proper drainage alone, has incurred for Us
these punishments; but to this, and to the dis
regard Of other HYGIENE necessities Is to be at
tributed. we must declare, fearful proportion
of the social and physical evils that beset our
resident population.
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at once dealing upon credit and process OF imitation
Thine respectfully. tLDit EUCLID

at once dealing upon credit ana process OF inna'oh
Thine respectfully. L,l3 EUCLID O.
Philadelphia. 25th ID Mo. 1866.
Aruocr.--No. Let US suppose q new country,
practically without money-that is, coin-yet
full of all other clements of wealth and thrift fore
most among which is an energetic, industrious
people. Some of these have Capital-that is,
land, houses, food, implements, &c.-otherS
have only Labor-that Is, power to use and in
using to bene6cently increase Capital. No one
doubts that certain arrangements or combina-
tons Of this Capital and Labor are essential to
the welfare of all classes and to general pros
perty.
Some of the laborers, who have acquired
character for uprghtness and industry, will nat
urally buy land, &C., &C., OF the capitalists
agreeing to pay therefor from their future pro-
ducts or earnings; and this is legitimate, being
nant Credit. Others will be hired by the capi-
talists, ond will want their pay monthly or
weekly for the subsistence OF themselves anu
families. And payment must be made them
either in money or barter. If you insist that
there can or should be no money but gold
and silver, the payment must for years be MADE
bv barter alone; and this, our experience ana
reflection assures us, is the worst possible form
in which payment can be made. Hall the
laborers will often be standing idle, suffering
and running in debt, because the machinery ior
he exchange of values and benefits between
Capital and Labor is defective and Inadequate
The remedy is found in Paper Money.
Let us suppose yardStick OF pure gold were
deposited in the Treasury or Patent Office at
Washinr,on-a perfect yard measure, incapable
Of variation By heat or cold, moisture or drou,h.
Whereupon
One saws: LET all fabrics md other products
sold by measure be measured by this Identical
yarlstck; and let Trade be arrested TIL II can
make the circuit Of the marts end stores re-
spectyelv." That ia friend Euclid.
Another says: "No; Jet US have all manner
of yardsticks, Of various and fluctuating length
according to varying tastes and circums'anccs.
That is the Irredeemabe Legal-Tcnder Green
back indefinitely perpetuated.
A third SAYS: Let us have ever 80 many
vardsticks bat make them all conform, so
speedily and so thoroughly as may be, to the
standard gold yardstick above spoken Of That
is The TRIBUNE.
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To Advertisers.

rrr wyrrrY JnrnuSz has circulation Larger ta" '''
Of any other newspaper and large proportion OIL is
ers take no other Journal The sTsoc III 'i ae'
advertisements is necessarily hnie'' % 'N'' 80 =,
dvanase Of being easily seen aid al are e'''' 10 49,
-, 49, a. uews-rnater. There s--as those VINO
- d ., t,o,,uo advertising medium in he country %
80. h,s there is uone 80 profitable, to be advertiser
ls n,pcr erculaes among the industrial and iny
ba Farmers Manuac,ur,r Merchant, and Mechanics Of tnc
coupryand is carefully read BY their wives and daush
IL safe to say that each advertisements in is read e''
week BY not less than half million OF The mott tehseh' o
the people lie who makes his business his Merchandise OF
his manufactures known this immense number scatter Ill
over lie lloyd States Cannot fail TO 10 so to ms own manic
AMI grea, advantage.
Advertisements on the ffh page 81 IS. End on Tie
.;,sib mare 81 line For tits weeks issue they must b;
handed IN to-day.