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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10
AZ Card.

HIHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
IL actively engaged in business for nearly
half o century, resolved, aome time since 70
partially retire, 50 soon % he could succeed
In finding gentlemen Of capital and expert
for his ales and malt might b sustained. He
has great pleasure now In In ming hts trends
and customers, and the public generally. that
he hns sold out his entire business, together
with all his stock, and leased his extensive
brewery and Mailing establishment to II.
Darlington a Co, gentlemen sVeFYWay quali-
ned to succeed him, and worthy OF public
confidence and patronage. He also takes this
opportunity OF sincerely thanking his friends
ortleir continued and undimInishe[i support
during the long period that he has been en-
gagged In business -. :
Wheeling W. Va, Nov. Ist, ils55,=2W.I y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10

Diamond Twist Tobacco.
: A MOTHER LoT OF BLOCK AIDE CAP.
IA tured-VeEy choice and for f1ie a. raEinced
price, by LIST, MORRISON &co,
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a Rare chance for Investment

5s- FOR SALE.
ONE HUNDRED ANDFIFTY ACRES OF
Inland ON Stewards Run, knoWnas the Cox
Farm, ~ miles nom Ellenboro', Richie Co,
w. Virginia. -
This land 8 situated within the great on
belt of West Virginia, In Richie county, and
around It Good wells or the beSt ifbricafinR
oil having been struck within the last i've
months, not far from the land. :. - 4
T1tla pefteets9 For further Information In
quire Of ii. Rosenheim, ParkershuTE, w. Va,
OF % the undersigned, In Wheeling, w. Va,
where plotacan be seen ct any time. X
STEIN BROfS,.
Cor. Main and Monroe streets
ooEl-u- u tfI - Wheeling, w. Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10
New York and W1eeline.
House Rented.

nTYag PRFsENT LOCATION BEING
Ilrented 10 pAsiyl have 20 ,elo -,
IWiu cdfler great tiud Geements to pnlNla1setG
Z fnr Cash. Us. RHcTES.s
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Boots and Shoes
BREAKFAST.

q DOZEN DIEssHANDbIADEB REAR-
d INST ShaWls; dozen philadelphia made
EEeatr sast RhaWls; 4 dozen Ladies' French
Concert Hoods Also, common Hoods nina
Nubia Scarf. &c. II s. RHODES
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onoe, ooEasE q 1loas9 9 aaa wa.eE stIeet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10
The Latest News.

e FEIsE q. 3. qi.RLl.iAll.PH:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-14
keGncdlS Rheumatic Liaimenl.

lhs attention otfhe public b. caIedtn tAa uu.i q
cellenl OF s Lnmente asa perit,. aud qtedr cure @
aug thc aches nnd pains ihat t..Hlt h0ir|.
ttlMAlloh b. con-. tJ lra Suggestion .I llr fHit
Arising from checked pors ifaHon--grc cue .lr sa
uQitts uI kcuuedy Rheumatic liamauf
NttRALGlA the King ci on Q pain. Istuu.,d " sr
inflammation o. tlf nerve - iu.tut.H euro. I.n feH
applications of Kennedy Rheumatic Imminent
oFHAlNN ave caused bv 800 over extension auu sud
Gen reaction OF the mn cc' cured o. f.N bottle
OF kcnn,dys Rheumauc Lmims0t, equally good 10
mon and beast
PLFuBlsY. IL on inflammation Of the lining. of IN,
/ fo'-e cured by few bottles ID sanedy Rheumatic
/ Lin meui
ia and smashing Of the Tissues are nant, relieved
/ oy Kennedy Rheumatic Lmimout.
GRANT ts @ cent? action OF RE mu crs can pi o,
sudden topping u The urfvgus tuld which tIeyr
animal life having free low BE- cued By f,w arpt
cailou, 81 KENNEDY Rheumatic lfHimtn'
sOkt lllROAT AND uuARsENfss IRE faused ty
an unat raj dflne.s Of The glands We Geica OF au
mel Win keun dys Rteumatio Lin neut .puY BE- GA
gong 10 d, fud you viii be We'll IN the morning.
hfAuADuE sNp rHuoRqiNa or THr TIvrira 81
elus d o. pressure from irs u.hIe preparation sour
q " Tvs anplieaiior' j hcua'avs Rheumatic l.u
iHeut
WEAKNESS oF1 nCBACk. follow DE- direction.
in eve 90 cul1r around rfUI ht'fI.
FOR An ULtEHlrED sONt THROAT ,rr vF
tkr ne i'sspoeufui of thp inmeuf aud four lsplnn
ius OF waer, garge in Che throat twice adlg On aNw
daNs 81 WIN he vol lh' oni ic'spoonml wiz hi worth
IuR BRONCnliIS end an iraiu mftl,u OF @ 'hfoa,
tcnsls and palate with dy hacking cough. lUu viii
dilute TIE mmeut with four OF five time. Bulk 81
water, 50 gle he throat tnd swallow iht moisture l
never ials. II u good for uih7che CHfgChc sUufou
ace, Inflammation tf every Kind Err. um..t .I.uIf
have a full supply Tor he winter.
Manufactured by DONALD kENNEnl. F.rhrU
Mass Price % cent? For sale hv sli dfusal.f,.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-14

Agricultural.
How TO Obtain Meats Foot Oil.

A correspondent Of the Country Gentleman
gives The following process foe extracting Meats
Foot OIL:
"lhe process OF obtang this kind Of oil is very
simple, and many farmers often throw away
enough feet annually TO furnish oil sufficient to
keep oil their harness, shoes, md leather machine
bets, IN the bsst CO dltion. BY breaking the
bone OF he leg Of fat bullock or COW, il will be
found full OF an oily substance, which will often
appear as rich ana edible as roll OF excellent
buuer,-this is meats loot oil-and it is some
times surprising to zee how - UGH single foot
and leg willyi.ld when it is properly treated.
In order TO extract the OIL, wash The hoofs
clean, lhsn break up The shin bones the faer the
better, and cut the hools and bones into small
pieces. hen put them into kettle Of any kind,
and pour in water enough to cover the bones.
The keule shoull never he filled so full that the
water will boil Cyer the top Oft, The finer the
bones are broken, OF cut or sawed, the sooner
will the oil be driven out. Now let the Kettle
be covered as tightly with lid as il can be eon-
venienlly, and boil the bones thoroughly oil day
Vi course IL wall lie understood that more water
mast be poured Into the he lie US il eyaporA,e,.
1ht J C OF everrg the kettle with a close
Ito, Is " ie'a1h Tue neit as muca as po sne, and
Asus tAiirt ihr WI lfhm Nr NuhtN. lie nut
TER anu steam w,d la ! The Oil nltxstl., from
the Dunrs, Nnrn il wi, lmGvdlit,N Use 10 The
.uriaee u ihe water. IN ftluie II is va, in.
pr att that he wateT shOul not he alluwtu 10
.uporale ~ low Indt the ul tadt nas rseu u
the surface OF the wafer should clme Ia cIntae.
With Tue dIy h ,Uts aud bon :, aS much oil II wal
be absorbed 10y them, and will be lost unless il
be pg.il expelled by boiling.
When there appears 10 he oil enough on the
surface oil The waItr pour IN pallul or two Of
cold water to stop the boiling or lie, the ere burn
down. Now dip out the oil IN some clean vessel
and boil them again until there is oil enou IN to
be dipped out again The oil that is obtained
by The first boiling is purer than that which i,
ootaiasd III the seeond or third boiling.
there viii be some wafer among tne oil which
must be eyaporated therefore put the oll In d
clean Kettle, anu tn- OH vii be ready for use
oreat ere must be exete ed Ia re tug the oil
90 Us not 10 turn II. ~ SOON Us the oil begin,
10 simmer httt, II may be removed from IN,
hire, ss tire water has evoporal,d. Water in y.
h..td TO the boiling point, will be converted
into steam almost lnsauta .ousIl, asuay be .eti
b, allowing n lea drops 10 ia,i mo boiling oil, ol
no, lad. IhIs occurs ir m The difference OF TEN
pera'utr at the boinng point OF the Two liqu ids
that VI llnseed oil being 59i degrees.
Let the oil be kept a jus, corked tightly
tnd Will be READY Tor use at auy time, for years
10 come. la very cold weather, however, /,
require little warming.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-14
Pleasant Homes.

The homes OF America will not become what
they should be until true id ca Of life shall b. come
more widely implanted. The worst ip of the dol.
lar does more 10 degrade American homes than
anything, than all things else. The chief end of
lie is 10 gather gold, aud that gold is counted lost
which hangs picture upon the wall, which pur-
chases flowers Tor the yard, which buys toy or a
OoOK Tor tho eager hand Of childhood Is this
The whole Of human hfr3 Then it is mean,
meagre, aud most undesirable thing. child
viii 80 forth from stall. glad to find tree air and
wider pasture. The influence of such home
upon him IN after lie, viii be Just none al all, or
nothing good. Thousands are rushing from homes
lke htse every year. they crowd into ciie..
lhty crowd mo villages They swarm into all
places where lite is clothed with higher slen,f.
canoe aud the old she'll OF home is deserted by
every bird Us soon as II can fly. Ancestral home.
Sleads AID parlmonlal acres have no sacredness ;
aud whtn the father and mother die, the stranger
money and The strangers presence obli.erate
associations that should be among the most sacred
Of ali things.
| would have you build up for yourselves aad
Ior your children, ahome that will never be light.
~ parted Wltn--a home which will be 10 ais whose
lives have been associated with it, the most inter
.s1iug, precious spot on earth. | wou d have thai
nome The aeode OF dignity, beauty, grace, love
genial fellowship ana happy associations. 0u
lrom such home would have good influence,
dow into nvIghbjrhoods. Ia Suoh home won {
zee ambition hklng root, and receiving all gener
Gus culture. And then | would see you ,ounl
husbands, and Young wives, happy DO not de-
| ptNe yourselves VI such mhuences as will com,
though all Institution ike thu. No money cal
pay lou Tor 'ueh dtprvallun. No cucum
''anees ou1 IhoS, oi utter poverty eau JUSTLY vol
"a utulmg hes mlienoes 10 Your eu,ldfen. --
imO'hy TdeSmL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-14

ovER WoRK.-Unwise above man. is tbs man
who ctnslde's every hour lost which Is hot sptnt
In feaoibg, whiting, or IN ttudy, aud not more
fstionri Ia the w~o THINKS every moment of her
Tue ioet, Which dots hot hnd n,r.ewing. We
once heard great man Ioyise that book of
some Kind be carried IN The pocket, To be- used
IN Gaze oi an unoeeupled moment; such WAS has
practice. lie died early ana iatuitoos Tb,r,
are women who alter hard days work. will
BIT and lew by Candle OF gasiight until their eve.
are almost blinded, OF unui e,ftain mains about
the shoulders CONS ON which are aluno,t ,nsnn.
portable, ami are only driven to bed by pby.,eL
incapaei'y to workany longer, The seen Of the
oserworAed, Ike that Vi thUse who do nit wnrk
atall, Is uosa'si5ing aud unreireshlnR. and both
Alike wake up 10 ~earluess sAducss and lapguor
win an Inevitable result, both Dying premature.
". Let No QUE wofk IN pam or wearln,,.
When a man Is tired be ought to lie down unt,l
he 10 fully rested when win renovated strsn,th
The work will be better done, done tn. snoos,
and done with cell SUSTAINED alacrlly. rhs
Time taken irvm seven VI eight hours s,eep out
of Gu ID twvnty-iOut 10 time Lot gained. bu' lime
much more than lost we caubUl obea nature
certain amount VI ivOd II Necessary 1, A
Lssisby body, and # less than that amount be
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-14
CHEROKEE INJECTION

ooNrouNpFp FEou ROOFS, B,RKs AND Lssvts
NhEtukEE RsMEDH. the great indian Diuretc. cures
" All Diseases Of the urinary organs, such as incon.
hence Of tine Urine, Inflammation II The Bladder Imam
nation - The kiln ", Stunc la he Badd,r streiur :.
Gravel, Glet Gonotrho, andsespecialy reormm ndad
IN thos' cases Of FluOr Ahus tur whites In fsmAlt,l
where all the old nauseous medicines have failed
l'isprpared In highly concentrated form the dose
only beng from QUO TO two eAspoonfus three times per
day.
Ills dure;ic and Alternative IN It's action; purifying
and cleansing the blood, causing Il to Gov IN all Of
rs original peiiy RAd vgor thus removing from the
system all pernieous causes which have Induced DIS
ease
Cherokee Injection Is Intended as an ally or assistant
TO Remedy and should he used In c9njunc
lion Vlth that m,dc'nt Ia all cases a norrhm elect
Fiuor Ahns or Whites. It's effects are healing snolhpp
nd demuloeni removing an seadinF heat ehordre A.
PAIN instead OF me burning and almost un,nddrabe pa
irctions.
by the use Of the Cherokee Remedy andchsrok,s In.
ieeuon-ihe Two medicines al tie same tlmt--an i'm
seharges are removed aud the weakened or an.
Nrc speedily restored 20 tlll yigor and strength.
Fort uli particulars grt our pamphlet from any dms
gre IN ~. Noaa',y or write us and We will mail nee
tonny address, mlltreatlse
fssS Cherokee kennedy - per bottle three bottles
Pre-, Cherokee Injection sapsrbo,,s, or thrc. boitu
sent by Esprcs'io any address on receipt OF price
soldhy all druggists every where.
Inc Cherokee R,m,dy, Cherokee Injection and Cher.
oNee oute are sold ny all tncrpusing Druggist. In the
otvi,ited world some unprineplsd dealers no ssvsr
ny 70 sell worthless compounds ri es Of these be.
NMon thel can purchase alta cheap Price, and make
more money by selling than they can ON these mil
ehes' a. You value your health, aye the he ann Of
your iuure onsn Ing do not be deceived by such I'm
prnolpea druggists, ask for these medclnes aud take
no othes II The Druggists will not buy them fof Won
enclose the money Ia letter and we will tend them 10
YOU ny Apfe's iecurely staed and packed IRE, from
hAal's or eentemeu can address Us On perfect conf
denee, stating ully and plainly their diseases aud avn,
TONS, aaNe treat all diseases OF chronic nature in
male o. en- ale Patients need not a. sliatc because N
ther Inability to visit as, have treated patisnts
sucee'slully m all portions Of the civilized Globe br
correspondence. ~
fauents addressing us will please state plainly all
ne srmtoms Of their complaints, aud writ, Posio,es
coae.g' stse and name ~ writer, plain aud lneIo,e
postage stamp fot reply.
We tehd OF " pasc pamphlet free 70 ans address
Address an letters Tor pamphleaof AiNes 20 Inc pfs
I prietors, " wv Wv
III " q. NERulN 4 60,
100. ,...... Nc ~ Liberty street, kev Ysrt
WOOL WNhl CO. Ve-ipasr. 81 Ar.nL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-14

CHnBLAiNs To cure chilbains, simply
battle tie parts affected in the liquor in which
potato's have been boiled, at as high a temper.
allure as can be borne. On the first app aranoe Of
the allment, Indicated by Inflammation and ira
ton, this bath affords almost immediate relief
10 the more advanced stages, repetition prevents
breaking out, followed by certain cure, and
an occasional adoption will operate against re.
turn, even during the severest frost.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-14
Snow Flakes.

Out OF the bosom Of the air,
Out Of the cloud-folds Of her bosom shaken,
Over the woodlands brown and bare,
Over the harvest fields lorsaken,
Silent, and soft, and slow
Descends the snow.
Even US our cloudy ianoies take
suddenly shape in some divine expression,
Even as the troubled heart doth mike
In the white counteDance confession,
The troubled sky reveals
The grief it feels.
This is tho poem of the air,
Slowly in silent syllabl's reoorded
] his The secret Of despair,
Long in its cloudy besom boarded,
Now whispered and revealed
To wood and field.
LoNGPELLow
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-14
Railroads., Mt.
Trsins doing So attn ana kAst.


Leave Montpelier s 10 49,, 2UUIn ana Ia 40 , "a
NJ All TRAH leaves ST. Adams at6l5I.h Rufitrr
W ION foO A. NJ, connecting al Waite River Ju,rt
'hd Bellows Fals with trains for Boston ty,rcsser
ana Win Vermont Valley r, R.ior Springfield and NV
fok strlymgin New YORK. al lO,l5r.u
Dat ETFRrss TRAiN leaves Ogdensburrh Al so 4,
~ Montreal al 500 I.s Roa,es PointatlO IS A. ~ 5n
hoson, Troy and New York.
Mar Errnn TRAiNleaves Ogdensbutpat II 40 4, i.
montreal al 1913 ?, NJ, Rouses Point as p H. arrv
ny al bostonst $40 NJ connecting al Belows FAN,
Win Cheshire H. r, for Bos,on and Worcester and viii
vermont valley u. for Springfield Sc, and arriyinI
New YORK at l230s. N.
rroirR Going North aud v.sst
Leave MONTPELIER at .. - AZ. II w .H.3S9,panf
$40 re,
DAr EtrHss, rE,is leaves Boston at 90 Anvil.
t"sl '"i burlington VI !, Ogdeh,butgh Chicaeo
ana the aesl, making close connections
HAlL ikAlh leaves hnstoh al 100 A, H. via Lnweu
laNfencs I Fheh6ufa White Iver junction al 3u5..s
tSf burlington, Al uueal and Oydenshut.h
FcesshopAftoN MAIN itaNvs NuItuhrtd al 10 40 , f.,
ahd burlington II % ?. NJ, fer Reuses Point
'tohr bKrhkss lRsiHieHves Beituws taiiu NJ 10 M ,
,eceVing passengers from Vermont alley r. h. ea,in,
Nes ioFs slla.lb ?. ~. and from Cheshire r. h
leaving Boston at SIS ?. n. connretiug a,
White River Junction with train leayins nnstor y,
SVn p y, arriving AZ burlington ut AlOa ~ Rnns,,
Point att 70 As, Montreal al Via. A. ara os5sns
oufgh Al " 30 ~ The Mail Train south ma E,n,rs.
train North connect with passumps,c Road
sleeping cars are attached to both tbe
nalhs running between Nuuse's Pont aud Boston ano
Rouse. pulut and prineneid ""'
Through fieteistor Chicago andthe West foftsl. NJ
'ae principal stations. va saw
g. Ahan,W. Nov "A. lsfs 49, cup =
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nv" NJ "N9 -. "tD " toNaO AF4IoN'
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p'ot'eN'u R'l4ul''J quo ,ie 10 'aRr Of pulmonary
WIN "puoH =" N"i'' '' ~ recovery pahs AEsipt
Pi''' wa hl' FeiuS my pAtsie hn' pi' iAt'hh g
remove mo me o'u"I.. Haoft toxin New Jersey
De,nS my naive Place, / was removed i.iiher h'
iahef ana ai' DIS family Bad lived mi died there and
D''1 VI u'noHa'! Consumption. "A my aIff al "a'
p'' 10 O'u, "",'' cay ID. m'nf weeks n Wha' hss
"''"'u uol'te ''N"'l'' Y ~ ihoininh' "nl haa
1e,' my iH'u'i iawE pAyacaniaHa hld attended him
III NV Ia" l''l'' was oA'ir' 70 zee ma he thought my
case eney h' ona th' reach Of medicine ana decided
n'' must u'e' anu CAV. Ns one week TO arrange ny
aH'i' ~ '''' ENVY hope.e' eono'uon
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-14
BOURBON WIIlSKEY

recommended reV-p to,s by Utmost every tht,ican.
Many patients hat visit my rooms toll male ana female
are stnleltd wi tbs poison The rplvt I temporary
II they cough. they uh' little WHISKY n they iel
weak aud eehl', thtv take little Wli.ke,. iTth.y can
n sltp, thty take "a little Whekei aud they 70 on
IN thswy requiring m ne md mp Until % cy b pa.
ed Up aus imsgne they are getting Shy. iue stomach
lncr hnd digestive power are completely Il siroyta
and lUe thif opp iir iu food M one was ever cured
o. oon'upmtiou ht THIS process Where rsNrts have
been ioim in the lunra htlie stimuli N b tstuueni
" beneficial TO tunsuml tive, tueh as uHtt bnu4v AZ
good wnes, IN many ca. Jos. London porter or brown
sloul IN moderate quennlt tni bourbon Wa ny hattns
ON, IN tead OF curing con uhp ion.
The Seawecd Tome produ e.'la,iug results tNorenFh
" invlso aiuR hu umaCh and dieestive system ard
.nab Dung u To eliminate tna make snlo healthy blood
the oou which msy b. u.cl tor That pnrrn.e Il 4 IL
wonderful m ITS n c u.f wine I'D =, iult vu iss.
hearty meal ani lHtr 81 D. taken before lrreknst
OF doiug.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-14

RKcElrr FOR CpRSG llAs-Six gallons soft
or rain water, nine pounds rock salt three
ounces saltperc, oneand half ounces pearlash
one quart OF molusses, three pounds brown sugar
The saltpere aud pearlash must be dissolved be.
fore putting into the pickle. Boil aud skim
Ruo The hams thoroughly with foe salt, before
putting them into the pickle, to get the blood
out OF them.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-14

WATER Poor Corr slTIos roR LKArnEK.-
oue hail pound taiow, ,wO ounces beeswa1
Iso ouucts ulye oil, lour ounces hogs lard
Mel' the materials tya gentle heat Rub tn,
mixture on the leather few hours before us
my. 1t should be rubbed on new boots or shoe,
Two or three times before using them. By add
ing small quantity of lamp black and increas
ing the quantity OF beeswax, an excellent black
bali il obtained.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-14
THE pULMoNIc SYRUP

Is one OF the most valuable medicines known Il /.
nutihnI powerfully tonic and he hpg n Itself IT con
tans no opium, yer !o'cus he pll,fn ia the bronchial
luUes, ana tainfe throw 20 uf vi little ,xsition one
boule htquen9 curts uu ordinary .ult but u will be-
wei mrs, 10 bAs dose 90 Scltuoks Mandrake las to
chause he Umacp. Ih4 rulmoui. Syrunl4 iesdiiS
dgesed and absui bed iuto htoaf, 10 yhr ID ilnpaff
healing lrvperiirs. u Is oneti the treparat on. a.
IRON m use a T. N1N'ftt tAIts Oh itself. and
when the ssa.Ne,d Tome diso yisth, mucous IN ,bs
stomach, aud carried cWby tue alj OF Q Mandrake
rus healthy now Of gastric aUr good Appetite aud
D gNnl Al.lallnn- INV
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-14

Commissioner f Patents.
have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent an trustworthy
aud more capable olputni their app cations IN a form
- seCureor them an early and favorable Iteration
the Patent ONCE EDMUND BURKE,
LHte Comm IOner Of Patents.
" Nj r. II Eddy has made for me thirteen applications
on an but ono Of which patents had been lTanted and
mat rs now pending such unmisakable proof Of great
latent and ability ON his part leads 10 recommend all
IN enofs to apply 70 him to their Iatents a.
they may be sure having the most faithful attention be-
in"ed on their cae7 ana 81 very reasonable chargei.p
JOHN TAG ART.
During eight months tho subscriber, in conrse Of his
arge practice, made twice rejected appl ainn sit
eea appeals eYefy one which decided In hr favor
by the Commissioner n patents. r.. H. EDDY.
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MrOitiuc5.

4 unfliu7 cnrr Tor spcrmai orThca, seminal Wgtk=
a ness, Nocturnal Emissions, and all diseases caut
by sell pollution; such Loss OF Memory, Universal
LasHude aims In the Back, DImuess Of Vision, fe-ms.
ture Od AYE, Weak Nerves. nimcultv ot Breathing
lr' milling. Wsseulnes,, arup.ons on the Face, Pale
Couute nance Instuity. lcns ssd al tls Direul
complaints caused ty departing 'front.' zone pail nature
THIS medicine is simple -eiahls extract, and on
Viii all can rely as o. has hlea used Boz our praces
Tor many yeas and with thourauds treated IL has not
Jailed in single Instance, 10. curative pOwershave tot
sufficient to ran victory The stubborn case.
To those wh have r Ted with their constitution unit
the, think themselves beyond The reach Of medical aid
We would say pesp'ir not! The Cherokee Cure fe,.
tore you 10 health and ygcr dafer AIN qu ck ciot.
have failed.
For u particulars, gsta ircular from any drug Store
IN the country, or ate The proprietor Who via mail
free 70 any one desiring the SANE, iul treatise nam
phlet form
Price 50 per bottle, or three hotlc' for a. and ar.
varded by Express TO al y rtS Of the world.
1yPamphlet sent by mail, Tree n q stage, hv
DR. ". K. MERWlN CO.,
No. q Liberty Street, New York, Sole PROPRIETOR
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4 finished, decay commences the very hour. It
the same with sleep, ard any one who persists
N allowing himself less than nature requires,
VIII only hasten hls arrival at the mad house or
hegFa'e. This especially true of brain work