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SPECIAF NOTICES.
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NOTICE E.
The beautiful Piano Fortcs uf GRovEsrEEN L Co
are deemed by all good judges TO be tho ULral
THULE of instruments Of the kind.
We cannot suggest what is wanting to make a
musical instrument moro perfect, although we are
slow to admit that the limit or improvement can
ever be attained,
Before they had brought their Pianos to their
present excellence, they had submitted them to
competition with instruments of the best makers Of
this country and Europe, and received the reward
Of merit, all others, at the celebrated Worlds
Fair. 1t is but justice to say that the judgement
thus pronounced has not been ovcrrued by the mu-
sical world. .t-. .i d
Still, by the improvements lately applied by
them to their Pianos, it is admitted that more
perfect instrument has been made. They have ac-
cordingly achieved the paradox of making excel
lence more excellent Surely, after this, they are
entitled to the motto "Excclsior." 81.
Empire Shuttle Sewing Machines.
Are Superior to all others for
FAMILY and MANUFACTURING PURP OSEs.
Contain all the latest improvements; are speedy;
noiseless; durable; and easy to work. = ..f
Illustrated Circulars free. Agents wanted. Lib
era discount allowed. No consignments made o..
Address, EMPIRE S. N. CO., 53s broadway
New Yark. . ..,...'..I ..... ..
Nav 81. lS6e-1y .!. .. ...... .... . ..,
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"A San Francisco policeman is paid Sl25 in
gold per week. .ar.- "...-
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+. AT the election in Frederick county, Nd.
on the 9Th inst, there were l45 rejected voters.
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS.

BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
WILLIAM F. oRND0RF.
Has just returned from the city with a large and
we'll selected stocs Of Goods of the latest and best
styles for =, a.:....r .Yi.
FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
My stock consists of largo assortment of Over
coats which will be sold very cheap. and also the
largest assortment Of fn Do ..-
. It Ee%s' and Boys Clothing
in town. bought at the lowest cash price, therefore
they can be sold at such cash prices will surprise
the purchaser. Come and examine my large stock
Of Overcoats and bal Iib |S'Gr
bob 1Gar,..AC CLOTHING, H'I
and ascertain the truth, and my fine as o tment of
Furnishing Goods s,such as Neck-Ties and Scaris of
all kinds, Gloves and Mits, Drawers, Undcr-shrts
and Ovcr-shirts of all kinds and all pertaining to
the furnishing line. Also, an assortmcnto of
iil TRUNKS AND vALISES,
Ny stock also embraces al kinds of Boots and
Shoes for men, Ladies and Children, viz Mems Kip
and CalfBoo sewed and pegged; Mems Shoes Of
all kinds; Boys Boots and Shoes CT all kinds Ia
dicsTipped Lasting Caters; Ladies do do Congress
Ladies do. do. Balmorals; Ladiesplaia %
MOROCCO BALMORALS,
Pat, Tip Morocco Bamsrals; Childrens Tip lasting
Ballnorals spring; Children's Morocco Balmorals,
and good selection of
@G ta. CIITLDREN'S SHOES,
all of which have been bought cheap and will be
sold cheap. BE sure to come and examine my stuck
before urehasing elsewhere, or you will losy bar
gains. Goods have declined and
r. WILL BE SOLD Low. ---a
Don't forget the place in the old Cramer stand; Sd
door from the Public square, North Potomac street
Sign. WIN. y. ORNDORF.
hagors.owz, Oct ls, Issb. .7
Maryland free press., 1866-11-22

Hog cholera is prevailing near St. Michacl's
Maryland.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-22

WAsTHD, =
Hay, Corn. Oats, and Wood, in exchange for
Saddles, Brides, &c. - o., j. W. FUSS.
Wiamsport, Nov 2?, 1866.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-22

ATOW that cold weather is about it becomes ynn
IN to prepare yourself with Stoves, Crates, DC,
Call and examine stock before purchasing eise-
where. Stoves repaired and trimmed on short no
tier .H MARTIN 4 BRO.
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FORTUNE FOR soME oH :

4 EOREU NE ko14 SS'. a. " -
CROSBY OPERA HOUSE
ART 1850 CIl TT 0 Y 8.
THE GRAyDEsT ART PROJECT
OF Tus
PRESENT CENTURY
SUBSCRIPTIONS POURING IN
PROM livery egAsrER on rhE,
UNITED STATES AND r.iE cASirSs.
THE END RAPIDLY APP2oAClIIEG.
Subscribe at once. to be in TirH.
FIRST GRAND PREMIUM
LIE CROSBY OPERA HOL-%E
.t value, $500, ,010.
Tbs rsmaiuin. promidn,s consist of over
THREE HUNDRED
s3,enaid Gil Paintings
Constituting superb collection Of
GENUINELY AMERICAN WORKS OF At
49,. SHARES, ONLY S. EACH.
For 81 on. share or Certificate. With oGc OF
following beautiful steel cnSFaSinSS:
'.T!IE LITTLE WANDERER," b. Tho a'
Faed.
son.
or,
"Wl3STWARD, Ho" by BEARD.
For $40, two shares, with the superb steel T.
craving,
WASHINGTON IRVING AND HIS FRIaS!:
For Sis, three shares, with the fine Eng-a"irs
"MERCY'S DREAM" by D. Hunths;oa.
For $40. four shares or Certificates, with t:
splendid Chrome Engraving, IAN cxclnsiFa iss4.
"AN AMERICAN AUTUMN" by J. F. Crops2.
While for $50 ten shares Or Certificates are :
sued, with
4 CHOICE ARTISTS PROOF, -
Of either "Irving and his Friends "Marcy.
Dream" or the American Autumn"
TAKE SPECIAL NQTICEi
TAKE SPECIAL N0TlCEl
That all subscribers receive tn 3ir shoice OF on,
Of tho .-.
SPLENDID STEEL ENGR4 WINGS
AT HYIE TINE THEY SUESC RIFE!
AT THE TIME THEY SUBSCRIBE!
THUS RECEIVING THE VALUE OF TlEIE
.-...., MONEY AT ONCE.
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District Of Columbia TO wit: l Andrew Wylie,
Justice of the Supreme Court of the said Dis
trict, certify that William II. Roberts, the af-
fant named ip the foregoing lasit, personally
appeared before me in the District aforesaid this
9Th day of October, 1866, and having been first
duly sworn, said that the facts therein stated are
srnn
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yXTAR AGAINST HIGH PRICES +
" AED
TRASHY GOODS.
FALL g. WINTER GOODS,

which we are determined to offer at such prices
a. to defy competition. Our motto Is "GooD
GOODS. Quick Sales and small Profits" Our
stock embraces everything that is kept in first
class Dry Goods Store We would call special at
tsntion to eur large assortment of a..
LAD S.DRESS GOODS,
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ANDREW WYLIE.

then, in company with him went 10 the once OF
the Judge Advocate General, and there repeated
il to Judge Holt, and he wrote it down and i
verified the same as my:depostion; the said de-
position was wholly untrue and false; was fabri-
Gated by the said Conoyer alias Dunham, and l
made the came by his procurement after making
said deposition, the subject matter of the assas-
sination of President Lincoln and the alleged
completely of Jefferson Davis and others therein,
was duly referred to the Judiciary Committee of
the House of Representatives of the United States
or investigation, said judiciary Committee being
duly and legally appointed and empowered to
make said investigation, and in obedience to a
subpoena Issued by said judiciary Committee and
served upt n me, appeared before said Commit
tee in Washington. city, D. c., onthe 9Th day of
May, A. D., '66, and then and there, being duly
sworn by the chairman of said committee, did
testify in the presence and hearing of said Como
yer, alias Dunham, that the deposition made by
me at the Office of the Judge Advocate General,
as aforesaid sis false, and that the "matter pre-
sented" or made by me in said deposition was
not prepared by me, but was fabricated by said
Conover; the said deposition was read over to
me, and was interrogated as to Its truth or fal-
sity, and answered and swore that said deposit
ton "is false" and that the ''nattsr presented
ip said deposition was prepared by Mr.. Como
ver," afterI had given my testimony the SAID
Sanford Conover, alias Charles A. Durham, was
then and there duly sworn by the chairman o
said Judiciary Committee, viz: on the 9Th day Of
MAYA. d. 's5, at washingtoa, D. c., and the
chairman asked him the Believing questions
among others, viz: "Do ! understand you to de-
ny all thAth (Campbeil) has said there2P and
he answered, Yes sir. Questions-"4Thsn the
eommittee are 10 understand that In the main
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Dr. sch nck'- Mandrake PiIls. ASub-
stitutc for gaIomeI.

Thee pills arr composed ~ various roots
having the power 90 relax the ~'cretiOuS 81
the liver as promptly aud ciicciualiy a. blu,
pills or mercury. ana without producing any
~ fhuS,' di~tCT ecuhlc or dangerous effect
which often follow the uSe Of the latter.
100 qll Do .uJs disorders these ills may ne
uSs-i with confidence. "a, they promote the
df,cnar,e az vItlaiei bile. and rrinoVc thu>.
olr rlctinus from the liver and hi larry duets
which are thu cause Of bilious affections In
general.
SCHENCK \ MANDRAKE PILLS cure
sick He1 iacu" and sl di~unirr> 81 the Liver
Indicated ~ sslipw skin, coated tongue, cu>-
tIv.ueys drow.lneS>. ani "a general feeling OF
WEAKNESS and la~Situie. showing that the
liver = iu tnrpld or OU>jructed condition.
IN short. these PHI, may be- used with adj
vantage in an cases where a pursatiVc OI
Alternative medicine isreQuired.
Please ask for "Dr. Schenck's Mandrake
Pills" and oD-. rsc mat the two ltkene>>es
OF tIr Doctor are ON the Government stamp
One when lu the last II ceu' consumption,
aui the other lu hi. present health.
sold by an Druggists and dealers. Price =
c.nt- per box. Principal once. No. 10 North
GA street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents Demas Barnes
& Co.. 81 Park Row, New YORK, :. ;. Hanoe,
les Raltimor. ~, Baltimore. Md: John L..
Park. y. E.c'r. oi Fourth and nlnut SIS.
Cincinnati. ohio; walker Taylor, IA and
10 Wabash Avenue. Chicago, H.; Collins
Brothsrs, ssithwe>t corner OF Second and
Vine Sis. ~. loui, Mo.
nuV!b-4t ithwoOlea
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MODERN MIRACLE,

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from high-hprn and loWly, comes the UniveT-
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Cures badness. Makes hair grow. 4 better
dressing than any "oil' or "pOmatum." Son-
ems brsh. dry aud wiry hair into beautiful
Silkeu Tr,-SSos. hut, above all, the great won
der Is the rtpiiity with which IL restores
gray hair 10 It's original color.
Use 10 "a few times, and Presto, changel the
whitsst and worst looking hair resumes Its
youthful! beauty. IL does not dye the hair,
but strikes at the root and fills il with new
life and cOloring matter.
10 will not take "a long diSagrceahle trial 10
prove the truth of this matter. The first ap-
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Ask for Halls SicilEtn Hair Remover; no
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will md IL cheap 10 buy. pleasant Ia try, and
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There are many limitations. Re sure YOU
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For sale by all druggists. mr2'-lydSwSa
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THE Florence correspondent Of the
Boston Post relates the following: \
number of months agu the notorious
Di-Hrgy y. sanders. called a. the studio
90 Powers, the sculptor. and sometime
auerward, Fernando Wood. Mr.. Pow
gr- told me that each Of them stopped
before the bust OF John &. Calhoun,
aul said ia almost IA" same words,
There, John e. Calhoun IN one of
that maus disciples" This cOinci-
ivuc. Is somewhat remarkable, and
taken i'm connection with our late
troubles, has world Of meaning. On
thi, occasion Sanders did not hesitate
90 acknowledge ms connection with the
- Adams raid aud other nefarious
plots, 20 plumber and burn our frontier
aud not only that, but he expressed his
satisfaction aud even pride that he had
dome bis best % help them ON. When
Mr. Powers said tO him, sir. desire
YOU TO know that utterly abhoHvour
murJerOus plans, and detest the efforts
YOU have made 10 ruin our country
Ae replied with unabashed GOODNESS and
eiillutery, "Oh. yes, that's OF course; |
expected a. much a. that, and walked
away with the utmost unconCern.
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~. 4 u. y.
BOOKINGS UNHIvtLtD BAKING
POWDER.

The superior excellence Of this Baking
Powder - acknowledged by all who have
used 10.
Il Is prepared fIum richly pure materials,
expressly lur family use.
n make. all kinds Of Light Bread. Mullins
hot Rolls. Maiiles Buckwheat Cakes, GTlddlt
and sweet Cakes.
You can bake Immediately after mixing
the materials.
The principal Hotels and Roapiing Houses
and the n ~ families OF Wheeling all Use IT,
Try 70. " YOU have not already done ~.
Manufactured hy EDMUND BOOKING
No. tkid elbows Han.
sold 10y GToccrs and Dealers generally.
dci
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"TAKE THE OTHER CAR."-Those
br1ke~men on railroads who enjoy u
malicious pleasure IN ordering male
passengers, uuaCcompauied with a
"divinitv ia dimity' To- take the other
car" should be- warned by the fate OF
brakesman and conductor on the
Chicago and Cincinnati Railroad. Mr..
Dale, who deserves credit for his deter
mination % stand by the rights of "un-
protected males on their travels,
bought first class ticket al Hamilton,
and attempted 90 enter the "iadics
car" The brakeman refused aimis-
SION. and ordered him To take "the other
car" which happened 10 be a smoking
cur. When the conductor came for the
ticket, Mr.. Dale refused 10 give it up
unIess he had what the ticket entitled
him to-a seat In a first-class car. The
train was stopped, and Mr.. Dale eject
rd, ~ Il anus. lie went back TO Ham
iltun, reported his case to the railway
managers, and the offending officials
were dismissed, the managing officers
conceding what the understrappers de-
MED. thst gentlemen travelling alone
have rights which train officers are
bound To respect.
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Spefial Hpttrss.

OnHERrs NEGErABLE ANBROsIA, or the
Worlds Hair k,stnrer, IL the ouly prephfa'
ton of the Kind without sugar of lead.
n Is "A vegetable compound and contains
nothing injurious.
N will nStorc gray hair Ia It's original color,
IL prevents hair nom falling OIL and makes
hair grow.
Asa hair dressing II has no equal.
Il Is warranted Ia do all we claim for II or
tho money Is refunded.
Ask tor piherts Vegetable AmbroSla ana
don't bs put OF with any other.
&. II. ODBEltr, Proprietor,
Wheeling. W. Va.
For sale 10y all Druggists. dcli
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WHY NnIIsE TIE nESr.

over twenty years Increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS VKSE-
{, the cheapest, the most reliable and most
convenient. Complies in one bottle. Does
not rrqulre any previous preparation OF the
hair. No Trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub OF or make the hair appcardus,y and
dead. hut lmparts To n new life and lustre
Produces beautiful black or brown, ~ pre-
terrcd. A child can apply It. Always gives
satisfaction. Only - cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere.
4. !. MATHEWS, Manufactures, y. Y.
pEMAS BARNFSG 60. New York, whole
salc gents may3LlycOd
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NEW lee BOAT-The Prairie du Chen
Courier SAYS Hon. Ira A Brunson, of
that place, "has constructed an lee Car,
which IL the nearest thing to pcrfec-
ton IN the line OF ice navigation, that
We have ever seen or heard Of Judge
Brunson Ind his invention tested, and
IL works % a charm. lie has been about
three years IN bringing about its prac-
teal success. Tho present model IL
worked bv hand power, and glides
over the lee with SIX men on H., faster
than any horse can travel" II IN
capsule Of power sufficient 10 draw
my cords Of wood, or a dozen loaded
sheds on the ice, and can be rendered
equal 10 "a locomotive by the use Of
steam. The construction Is quite sim
pie.
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A FIRST Class LITERARY AMI FAM
~ NEw~FAFER.-Th Home Journal,
published by y. 7. Willis and Morris
Phillips has long been h,vorite peri
odical with the most cultivated and re-
fined portion Of the public, while its
great diversity Of Intelligence has rem
dered il equally popular and prosper
Gus as general family newspaper. Not
outstanding the liberal and successful
arrangements entered into by its pub
fishers heretofore, 10 render II deserv-
ing the wide appreciation accorded 20 IL,
aud the continuation Of its old features,
more ample measures have been taken
tp increase it, value for the coming
wear. new American novel by
Daisy Howard humorous delineaiions
by Barry Gray; idle Whifl'- from the
Sea- Const," by J. N. Elliot; "Finh
Avenue Letters" by +. g.. Fairfield ;
foreign correspondence, etc, etc, are
among the new features promised, and
ensure n cOuntenance upon tho journal
for 1871 more inviting. v possible, than
the agreeable face of lSi6. BOSTON Post.
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DR.. LAROOE ANS


INDIAN NFWETNHLF
pT l. VI a. ~ a - y TX u u
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the side. Nyht Sweat. liuar-"uess, Ia which
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va,rS of the Throat aud luus-.
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Clergy men ot every denomination, authors,
cditor>. professors In our various colleges
amt hy many of the most eminent public
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Containing no opium, II Is adopted TO every
age. aud may he uad without fear of the
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many OF the Cough Preparations oi which
,ulutl AMI lpt.g A. ure th,, bAst
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Exactly WHAT yoV WANT

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vi known and used over ~ years. Daily
Increasing In public favor Complete I'm one
bottle. No wash. No trouble. 4 child cRn
apply II, Prnducrs a luSiruuS black or brown,
~ desired. Dos not itJure the hair. Price
- cent?
Soldhy Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers
Also. MATHEWS ARNtCA HAIR Gross
fOr restoring and dressing the hair. jui-eod-ly
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2. C. HILDRETH & BRO,

WHEELING, W. VA.
wv HOLFSALE DEALERS IN NAIL ROD
w Bar Iron, Nails, Sheet Iron, Wire, Cast
Steel, Window Glass, Printing Paper, Wrap
ing Paper, Plaster Paris, Land Plaster, &C.
meni, Mary Lime, Common Lime, Flour,
Shanghai Matches, Salt, Wooden Ware, &c
Agents for HoweS Improved Counter and
Platform Scales
The highest nadUkef price pad for RdOs, Fla
seed, Gassil0, Scrip Iron. &c. Iyb
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co,ga,e's Aromatic vegetable SOAP.

t0IkHtF~ NT"HhhfIV N'k'ItbIF N"HF
\ superior Toilet soap, prepared frum re-
fned Vegetable OiIs in combination with
Glyceriuc, and especially designed for the
u, oi Ladies' and for the Nursery. It's per-
tuuc Is exquisite, and 80 washing properties
unrvalej. For sale by AL druggists.
i,bS-lydtw
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ALIEN. Lung RAI.SAM.

The formula was shown to me. which Undue
ed me L. give 20 e trial. and will only add
that my cough l. entirely cured, aud am
now able Ia attend - my business rs usual.
Your respectfully, ..
4. MEREDITH.
sold by T. n LOGAN ~ CO., and 10y all
dealer, Ia Family Medicine. dcli..md
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ACVRiOVS CONFERENCE.-The Ilnes-
willie tupvier ha. the following: In
connection with the railroad disaster
Wh'ch occurred ~ this place ON the nh
inst. the following curious coincIdeut
Wa told a. this morning, ~ gentle
man uf uniUub'ed veHcity, VINO has
personal know edge ut the correctness
ufthe statement. II will be- rrcollectcd
that the accident occurred on Tuesday
morning Mary. iiul" daughter uf
Mr.. Charles Winter. who resides near
On. depot in this city. l. a bright little
sir. of less than ten wears. ON the
Monday morning before the ac"Sdeut,
~u. said % her mother: MIA, 7 had
such e naughty dream last night. !
though. I stW whole train ot carS,
tlIei with people, run into tine river. !
KNOW, 10 wasn't true, but 10 did seem
,p. some time during tho forenoon
~s- told physician, who was attend
INK one OF Jha family. about her dream,
an nearly tne words We have used
above. Nothing more was thought of
90 40 the time. aud on the next morn
INK. ~urreupugh. the accident happen
"a. and the train was run into the river.
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va would remind our res. iers That
AL Burnett. the InIm.ftl.- humnr.-f.
NIL give another 90 A., laughter PR
v0kiug erf~r'a rr...- Con. evening.
The crowd a. tle il.I. .4rt r.x It was
nuf o. great as v- la4 expected I'D -s-..
when f1~ r-plfrHau ot EIruatt aud
thr object 90 rho rut-rfaIuurl. Hrr re-.
Ken into cons dsrtf.... ."f r. -I.t..-.
The intensely cold vsrHfhar vI'l rr..uu'
fur Che -rtr-rur.s .f ...t.. ..r... I.-
reading, are given for Goo r.r.U. Of
the odd Fs.loW.' N-....at.au. ant the
H-f proceeds sT. On. .. .-r..-I tD iUr
charitable rIrf.-. OIL. which tual
order j. -u justly famous.
Tonight tlrr. vUi boz uu sut. rs
change 90 prlzrtnIua. 600. v- hop. t1
s-e thr hall CROW ..l Iu ..- 4tT.... Gee
Uacity. '~hsridtu's Ride" auT "ur
EsautIfll Snow FOOD. au.ts fur f.....
% b. rendered. Tickets mol. 'r o.. bad
az nearly sll tle drug sllr.-. eco. 90 you
want o. enjoy an hour of genuine
iJnirth. Erm~futst, there ls bat one
Burnett Noofhsr hum .Tl.f can c.m-
pare with him.
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DIR. I. MgREpITH. Dentist, Office No. l52
West sixth Sueet. states as follows:
CtNCtSSArf October / lssR

MrsSEs. J. y. HARRIS & 60 Gents. -
Aboui one year ago took a cold which sot-
tied on ny lungs \ violent cough was the
ors-Iueucv, which increased with severity.
Z cNpsCturat,d DrEe quantities OF phl,gm
aud matter. Dun x the last " inter Became
~ much reduced that was confined to my
bel. lGe disease was attended with cold
chills and uignt-swcat,. \ darrhe1 set In.
Nv friends thought / was In the last stages
~ Consumption. aud could not possibly get
.ts... r.s.Irftr ,tartI..l a ffV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-29

MErCALFK's GREAT RHEUNt ATTIC REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts like
magic. curing Rheumatism of yean' stand
lug In few days.
aug22 ly I. IL. LOGAN a co, Ag'ts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-29
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For sale by Nil druggists. liy sending az cents
90 Weeks & Potter, snle agents, 10, Wash
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mail. FREE ~ postage, Ia any part OF the
United states. Jui-thm