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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-03
Tr11stee,s Sale.

NY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed by John II. Hopkins and MARY
Ann Hopkins his wife, bearing date on tue =
day Of December, in the year 1851 and now
al the frontdo0r Of the Court House of Ohio
county, on Tuesday, the first day OF May,
next, the following properly 70 wit: LOT
numbered four ~ on the plat OF flames X.
Bakers and James II. Stout's sub division OF
lots IN square numbered thirteen U.s. adtotnI
ing Athenum; also the one undivided halfor
mofety or four other lots in said Baker and
Stout's sub division, designated on. the plat
thereof as lots numbered one ~, TWO ~, three
seven t2D, situated on the National TOAD IN
Daniel Steenl DDS addition to the city OF
Wheeling, being sixty feet front, running
back one hundred and twenty; also the one
ed /, 2, 8, !, 5,6,7, s and Q, in square numbered
10, in James and James r. Bakers addition TO
the city of Wheeling; also sixteen lots on the
island situated in Daniel Zane's addition 10
the city OF Wheeling, and designated as Iots
No. a. "A 81, 81 3d. " %, los, 100, I'D III lS0,
Carroll and Bakers addition TO the CITY OF
Wheeling, and designated MS lots numbered
g. z, 8, Is, 10 and IL, IN square numbered 3; also
one piece or parcel of land! about the size OF
roll and Bakers addition; also lot numbered
1859, sitnate Ted on north side OF Zane street: also
lot numbered 10 in square numbered IL, in
Jamss and James r. Bakers addition:
Terms OF Sale-The purchaser shall be at
liberty to pay the whole Of the purchase
money In hand, or one fourth dn cash, and
the balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months, giving notes with apPToyed security
for the deferred payments, and the title re-
tanned NE qFi aESR RSn GRa Z sSdidI
VIII. BASSETT & CO., Trustee,
ia AuctioneerS-- rf,f, arr mr5j-td
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men conten,,,
ting marriage. being aware Of Physical WssE.
euFadI slrs5 - s-TsE - -!
He who places himself under the care ON
]. Tnny religiously contide In his honor a =
gentleman, and confidently rely upon Ii;
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THR BAzAAR.-This Fair opened az

THE BAzAAR.lThis Fair opened at
washington Hail last evening. We
were glad toasee it open under such
favorable auspices. The hall was well
Allied with visitors, and we may safely
say that, after the excellent commence.
mert made last night, crowded hall
may be anticipated during the remain
der Of the Fair The Fairais under the
superyision Of Mother De Chantal.
The first object greeting You when
Won enter the hall is the beautiful Swiss
Cottage, in the centre OF the room, dec
Grated with evergreens. This Cottage
Is under the supervision of Miss Ada
line Beck, assisted by six yonng ia .eliss.
In costume. Around the hall are very
tastetully arranged tables, filled with
various articles Tor sale, which are un !,
der the charge of the following naueo
ladies:
Fancy Table, No. 1-Mrs. P; Kenns:
ly, assisted by Misses Amanda, 6ells
and Della Goshorni Emma fe sei anu anu
Miss Hallis5y. .lliss. ~
and Emma Gubert, Josephine alsh'
MariaIIna Zane and Mary Healy
A ytrv beautiful collection of Zephyr
Work Is displayed upon table In
charge of Eiss Kate McHenry, assisted
by Misses A. linn, Aileen Cowardln
and other yOungladieS.
= A iiPrize Table" is attended by Misses
Sue Kritz, Emily Healy, Kate Tferpey
and Annie Benninghaus.
The refreshments are dispensed by
Miss Mary White2 assisted by Misses
SaIlie and Kate Ricketts,, Cllra Jamison
and others; and by Miss Belle Camp
bell, assisted by Misses Minnie Camp
bell and Ellie Cox.
"A splendid life size picture OF General
Sherman is placed over the stage, to-
gether with others.
During the evening the young ladies'
of Mount Chantel sang a beautiful
piece entitled, "Joy, joy, Freedom TO-
clay, I" at which time a beautiful tablenux
was presented, the young Miss T1erney
persohating a Fairy Queen, assisted by
the little Misses Lorisa and Laura
Swartz, Mary Brienig and Dora McAiee.
After the tabIeaux the Fairy Queen
told the fortunes of those who wished
for a peep into the future.
The hall will be open to visitors to-
morrow afternoon and evening,
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Ua....
DAILY MAIL TO BETHANY.-A daily
mail has been established between this
city und Bethany ria Wellsburg. 1t
closes ut the Wheeling office, along with
the other Cleveland and Plttsburg why
mail, Mt g:l5 A. NJ, and reaches Betha-
ny abont ZIP. NJ. Wien the roaIis arc
practicable between Wellsburg and
bethany, u distance of seven miles, the
contractor, Mr.. John Il. LauclS, intends
runnlng hack for the accommodation
OF passengers., This will bea great con-
Venience TO travellers who hitherto have
been compelled TO reach Bethanytby ~
long ride over the hills through West
Liberty. We understand that an in
terInediate post Office Is to be establish
cd at waugh's Mills, which will be an
other I'D vanlHge TO the people along the
route. Mr.. Jared Steele, who has been
ANAL contractor on the Wheeling and
Bethany (tri-weeklyl route for about
hnif a century, Will. continue that old
routens far as Liberty. sF "
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New Drug store, New Goods, New

T HAVE JUST COMPLETED MY STORE
room and have received lnrge and COM
plete assortment of Drugs and Medicines Sc
iected with especial care MS TO purity and
quality. Perfumeryt Notions, Fancy Goods;
Vintaees, my WhislSys, old and reliable; all
of which have been bought low for cash, and
will be sold at new and low cash prices 1
would most respectfully beg to inform the
public at large, and especially the citizens OF
Centre and East Wheeling, that in soliciting
their patronage In the Drug business, that
do so with an experience of many years IN all
the departmental Of Pharmacy, and 1 feel con-
fdent thatit will be 10 the interest of all TO
give me a trial before purchasing elsewhere,
my stock Is fresh, ptife and well assorted. l
have also engaged the services OF q competent
German Chemist and Phnrnnacen list, VINO
will be found ever ready to attend to my Ger
man friends Prescrtpt Ions. d lied a all hours,
day and night. @. II, ODBEFtT,f Is
@ End ofStone Bridge, Centre Wheeling.
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WEwould cali attention to, the advertise
ment in oufteoiumns OF the removal OF the
Wheeling Commercial College TO rooms over
the Religious Book House and the clothing
stores OF Mir. NJ. Gutman. Messrs. Michael &
Crcasey have fitted their rooms up in fine
style, and have facilities for teaching large
number OF stndents- Their rooms arc we'll
lighted and ventilated, and centrally situated,
and Judging nom the largo number OF stu
dents now In attendance, and the thorough
and practical instruction impaired, pre-
dict for the Institution a most prosperous
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,TnE wellsburg and wheeling road
commencing at Jonnthan's Gut, in
North Wheeling, and extending on up
beyond the ferry landing, is in a depl0-,
rhble condition. Inthe Immediate vi
cInity OF the Rolling Mill IL is almost a
quagmire, and is barely passable for
vehicles. "A good stone road has long
been needed from tho city TO the county
line along that route. We hope to see
that part specially alluded to put in
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Ill easie
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MUCH NEEDED I1fPRovENIENTs.-W
notice that the subscription books of
tile Wheeling and Moundsville Turn
pike Company are TO be opened here,
and Mt Benwood and Moundsville on
the 10th inst, and that on the 18th the
corpOrators of said Company are to
meet mt the Board of Trade rooms in
this city for Organization and for at
once commencing the work PROPOSED,
viz: the gradfngn MueadaniZing OF
the road leading through South Wheel
ing and Benwood to Moundsville. II
Is proposed to put the pike in complete
condition as lar as Benwo God this season,
which will be an achievement on behalf
of the public worthy of those who are
putting, tho enterprise through, Tho
roads, one OF the thoroughlaresN lead
ing into this city. A great deal of the
and grain and provision
trade comes up over that road. The
tolls on good pike will soon count up
very fast TO the company, and IL Is OK
pacted that the stock win be "A dividend
paSingsinVeStmeut ut no distant day..
The road Is u matter gilmore than ordi-
nary importance to this city, and we
are surprised that the project now un-
dertaken Inns been so long delayed. :.
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WE wish to call attention TO the establish
ment OF NresSrs. Dillon, Thompson a Co, No.
100 Market street, and hespecial attention OF
ali good houseReepeB to the convenienee and
iabor-saving qualities OF the Boston Ranges,
Circulating Boilers, Bath Tubs, Sinks, &c, for
sale by them. It is certainly the interest of
all good husbands who love their wives to
furnish them with the above named appll-
anees. THIS house isproverbial for its prompt
ness in business and mechanical sknl-
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THE old building in North Wheeling,
on Main stfeet, Belonging to Mr.. Cos
horn, is now being demolished. a new
frnme house will be erected there in It's
stead which will add much to the APP
pearance of that part of the town. we
IRE rlnd TO notice that improvements
nre being made in every part OF the
e.ity l-4l5 - ss+Tf -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-03

YESTERDAY was "moving day. in
good earnest. From morning till even
Ing the streets seemed blocknded with
wagons filled with bedsteads. bureaus,
beds, and all tho various articles con-
stituting Housekeeping. IL was com.
monty remarked that such a general
throwing timer among our citizens has
NOT taken place before for many years.
We have no fault TO lind about 1t. The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-03

TurnE was not much business trans
acted in the police court yesterday
morning. Lewis Davis and James
Webb were .nrraigned on q charge OF
larceny. The former was discharged
b6tthe latfek vas refnanded.A y = -
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Edwin Horpbrook, Complainant,
EENEE ~ vs. q C.i.-l- =-la
Jacob E. Hornbrook and Others, Defendants.
Pursuant to decfee rendered in the above
entitled cause by the Circuit Court OF Ohio
county, state OF West Virginia, on the 9th
day OF March, 1865, shall proceed. to sell at
public sale, at the front door Of the Court
House OF OHIO county, on Tuesday, the 4th
highest and hest bidder, the following describ,
ed property to wit: 81 DIS Ll2l~ 1-A58s !
The south half OF lot or parcel Of ground
being numbered Two HUNDRED and six cos
fronting on the west side of Eof street, be-
tween First and Second streets, and laid out
by William Chapline and Others, as an pd-
,dItion to the city OF Wheeling, and in that
part OF the City of Wheeling called Centre
Wheeling, 5th Ward.
Terms OF sale-oue[ thiIdlt1 in cash ITO be
paid OH the day of sale, and the residue In
two equal installments, at one and two years,
the purchaser giving bonds with good secur;
ity 6eal ing interest from the day Of sale until
paids the purchaser to have the option OF pay
Ing the whole OF the purchase money, or any
greater part than the one-thlrd, in cash. The
title to be retained unit thew whole OF the pur-
S lt -.-S-.S1 = - JOSEPH SEYBeLD,-
Sheriff Of Ohio County and Special Com
missioner. --r~1 xunSE-Ea4
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opposlle 1st National Band.
. IIl..seaIed Proposals

- Sealed proposals -ss--
UTIIE BE RECEIVED BY THE CONE
mittee ON Water Works until O'clock,
Saturday, April 7Ih, 1855, for making about
$500 feet Of 20 inch water Pipe They nre to
be one inch thick, with ali the necessary
branches, 10 Join with Pipes running at right
anglesto all Fire Plugs, that may be ordered
by the committee or person having the super
intendence. The Pipes ODE cast or moulded
in dry sand and in perpendicular position,
and OF good. dark grey iron, so that 10 can be
easily drilled. Eeach Pipe or piece 70 be II
feet long and 10 weigh not less than ZOO lbs,
nor mort than 900 lbs; the castings to be de-
liyered in the street, where the Pipe is needed.
Also Proposals for digging trench from the
Basin 10 Main street, and down Afnln street TO
Division street, in the Sixth Ward, and Milling
the snme after the Pipes are laid. Trench TO
be from Hveto seven feet deep and three teet
wide; The bids 10 be by the cubic yard. The
Pipes with the necessary elbows, rs and
branches to be delivered as follows, TO wit:
(5O) fifty plain Pipe to be ready and on the
street notlater than the 10th OF June, and not
less than iour per day thereaueE
PHymentto be cash Tor alfthe above Work.
Contractors to give good security for the full
fillment OF the contract.
Bids will be endorsed, Proposals for Water
Pipe, or for digging, and TO be LEFT With the
C6Girman,o OF the Com. on Water Works.
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Two horses attached TO dray, be-
longing to Donal q Co., last evening
took fri ht and ran up John street at IN
fearful rate, colliding with an express
wagon and demolishing 1t, and arriy-
ing mt the corner of Sixth and John
streets the team came IN contact with
lamp post, which was leveled hat to the
ground, and one OF the horses was
thrown dowp-whtch Terminated the
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THE attention of parents has been re-
peatetily called to the danger Of allow
ing small children to run loosely" In
the streets, but still they Will do L..
Yesterday a small child, hardly big
enough 10 waddle, just barely escat'ed
being run over by a team moving along
slowly. The driver discovered the lit
Ito one only in time to save it, Why
are ptirents so careless about heir chill
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wy learn tiiat the new steam Fire
Engine arrived last evening. The diff
ferent companies here are making pre-
paTations for a fine display ON; We'd
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NEW HAT AND CAP sToRE-A. & F.
schwerth,ger have just received their INST
stock of Spring and Summer Hats and Caps,
No. ITO Main street. .sati Il
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TaE Veto BIZ has at last been settled in the
minds of the public, Ike c. II. odbertis Fnncy
Drug aud Prescription store at the end Of
Stone Bridge, where you can get anything
usually kept in inst class city Drug store.
1t is Indeed the Perfumefy Emporium, and
the place to get Pure Medicines, good Truss
or shoulder Brpce. ga.
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THE general railroad ticket and omnibus
once has been removed to the corner room
under the Mcclure House, formerly occupied
by n. G. Arthur. q
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CITY ITEMS.

ruE onlysurs remedy for Fits, Is American
Life Drops-An Druggists soil them. ssg
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GOV. BoREM7N and other members
the Board or Public Works, VIII go
to AIoundsvi1Ie tomorrow with view
officiating the Penitenliary grounds.
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HoN. c. d. HUBBARD, our representa-
tive in ConRress!9 is at home on a short
leave. He returns to Washington to-
morrow.
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"a NEW BRICK NIACHINE. -
10000 BRICK PER DAY
CAN RE MADE By THE
NATIONAL BRICK, MACHINE.

TT IS WORKED BY A TWO HORSE
III power, such as used In threShIng 80 =,
to man Il. - -iaali -f7i7l -
Seventeen moulds, each containing cavities
for six bricks, are REQUIRED. . 30 15--7 = :
Three trucks are Necessary too scar Each
truck holds thirty brick - ~ 80 :,
The machine Is capable Of making MY
thousand brick per day, bat Is this would ne
Qulre ordinary eXertion on the part OF
thawogkmen, q lair days work may be PLACED
al nom thirty 10 thirty five thousand. :, y O.
Having purchased The exclusive Eight Cor
Marshall and Ohio counties, w. Va, and Bel
mont county, o., and sgent Is for any other ter
fitdry, we are disposed 10 ell bricky ard, town
a machine win be operated here by us IS
soon as The weather viii permit, ~ fssa
. Parties desiring bricks this spring win do
well by not contracting for them at present. :.
HULL &-wHEAT,
mr2l-lm Lock Box o. Wheellng.W. Va
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Your get . larger bottle OF Pestachlne for a
dollar than OF any other Hair Restorer-
Economy. .-- r.
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1t Is now over thirty years since the ap ~
celebrated Pills were first discovers y ~, NJ
DUPONCO, of Paris during which Tune ~
have been extensively and successfully w. y,
in most OF the public institutions, rs Ntli
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unparalleled success in every cztSe; ~, an ,bSi.
only Mt the urgent request OIL lle nv, III 4.
sands OF Ladies' who have used them, ttLttiLs
Is induced to make the pills public for ths ~
deviation Of those suffering iIoIil my "a, L.
crease Of family where health VIII not perm
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a 74aE 6ar SaIs.aqrsU 2.
For Sale.iGd5G

BARGE, BUILT IN THE MOST SUB.
a stantial manner, 40 feet long, ~ ieet
wide siding 8 feet; suitable for coal. 10 any
one wanting good boat she will be sold low.
nPPEss-i Nv vi MoFFII. 8 McNABB
NOR SALE....LoT. NO. 100, WEST SIDE
II OF Market street, next lot below the 1ls-
ciples' Church, Centre wheeling;
Inrl7-4w 5. z. HILDRETH, Irnstee.
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1900. HUMPHREYS,
Honnopathic Specifies.

HAVE, PROVED, FROM THE M0ST,,AMPLE
II ex peTienee, entire ruccessi Smple-PrOinpt--
Eliclsnt,- aud Reliable. They arc the only Me1i-
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that mistakes cannot he made in using them; ~
harnlts be free frnm danger, and 80 efficient
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enmnlendAton from all, and will always render sat-
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CHILDREN.' CARRIAGEs-DInerent styles
and prices at D.NIcoLL & BRos
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Trnstee's Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
Il executed ton by Sanford B. Hall, bear,
jn1 date March 10th, 1862, and now on record
in fhe Recorders office Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, / will sell on Tuesday, the 24th day
Of April tS66, at 10 n M, at the Court HOUSE
al. said county to the highest bidder, the fQl-
lowing property, o.IVit: Ilots No. =, 9anu lOi
also a fraction Of . feet front and running
back nearly the full depth ofsaid lots. -
THE above property is situated In Norm
Wheeling, In thai part laid out by John Nc
Lure. and has good brick dwelling house,
&C, erected Il ereon. Terms OF sale, cSsh IN
hand. THOMAS a. hAoI9btI ~
mr2O-Sods q - II =. Y trustee
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DIR. DUPoNCo's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR Females

Infallfble in Correcting Irregularities; ReIo''
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from Whatever Cause, and
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d y T. - = I" e
A SUMMER or new buildings are 60
ing up this Spring and Summer in a
central part of the city. We refer to
the locality ON the right hand side OF
Main street between DR.. Brues' new
store and Union street. For this pur-
pose the workman are now leveling
down the, high piece OF GROUND on
lately occupied by VIM. L.. NIcAiee.
The old homestead itself will soon be
RACED to the earth and then will pass
away one of our oldest land marks. 1t
is hnrd TO tell when this ancient manor
house went up, but 1t was sometime
back IN the last century, probably
about l7a5. II was built by Ebenezer
Zane and lived in by him and his son
Noah Zane and others of the family
ever since, II was once considered u
very extra sort of a hQuse-1 sort of
Acknowledgement at the time of building
und foflmany years afterwards, stood
sullttryiand alone as the only house of
the kind in all this region. Wheeling
was then very small place and lay
away up town, and a wide space of
commons interviewed between the Zane
house md the village. Neither the Ma
tioual road, nor indeed any other road,
had invaded the estate in The midst OF
which stood this house, and consequent
" instead of the present high stone
the river on q level with the yard Oft
old house. The coming in of the IN,
tional road necessitRled u deep cut
through the premises and thus for s.
many years we have been compelled TO
look aE that dfeary elnbanElnent,, boil
ought long ago 20 have given plaee TO
something, either in the shape OF
dwelling or business houses, confOrma-
BILE tothe growth of the city aud the
progress OF thingsnrcund us. We con-
EratnlRte the public that at last Union
street between Main and Market, Is to
have Il chance with other localities
The eye will be- relieved from loo king
at the stoneiyall and the shanties and
the deep hol low. any longer, and in their
stead we -iRill soon see large and hand-
some houses worthy of our growing
city. 52s ;ir5 a
FIlsg1ss uiEit =
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TIE Pittsburgh Commercial of last
Saturday contains an extended and In
teresting discourse in memory of the
late Alex. Campbell, of Bethany, de-
llyered by the Rev. Joseph King of that
city. In the course of his tributary
remarks the reverend gentleman makes
the following observations:
Mf. Campbell was no ordinary man. He
was a great man" in every sense OF the woId.
Ha WINS wonderfully gtfted, He welded a
power. md exened an influence which no
other man In the nation xerIed. And think
II no exaggeraiion TO say that the gre1tesS
mind In the nation passed To the better land
when Alex Campbell bTealhed his last He
was an independent thinker, q Vigorous WI.
Ter, n logical debater, n polished classical
tIemRn.n .sattla-= 5r-4A4t -
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RIVER NEWS. Matters are very
dull on the landing at present, Tho
river Yesterday WAS rising very slowly,
with from twelve TO thirteen feet water
The packet Sitper Lake, No. 4, passed
down for st. Louis.
The daily packets made Their usual
The new packet Como was preparing
to leave for New Orleans.
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Our neighbors across the river he'd
an election for township officers yester-
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50 Take Notice.

mo WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN, THAT
il We viii on the third day or April. 1850,
! rnRfS.lm ~ e. ~ A. M.ApAMS &c0,
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NO SIoRE DYSPEPSIA r. a Philadelphia
Druggist speaks OF DR.. Rogts Tonic and ANtS-
Dyspeptie PiEsas the best Dyspepsia medicine !
For Headache, Indigestion, cestiyeness, Sc,
they lRYc no, superior. Plain and Sugar
coated No Calomeli Sold by dealers. Prizes
IS cents BY mall IS cents. 4. 81. Logan & o.,
Proprietors. l.ol.-.-L.J ...sel-. p d&w .