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liin's bF,1.' nv fr. rs rouga 49,. Ia.
obtained trom ,j,; psr. idrm.
For four years III" Un,un par'y has
been fighting e.. III" prrS"rva'i IN of th4
Union. This was tn~ n>jcc oG the war
-Iand 1t was alSo the object OF peacr.
me people will not surrender it TO Mr..
W W'ison any sooner THAI they would sur
render it TO- JEFF Davis. Andrew John
son commended himsalfto the confidence
"f the nation b. his devotion to ,h.
Union by the s"lf sacrificing courage
AMI patriotism with Which he maintain.
ed It's integrity. It WINS that which
madr him the candi late of the pcoplc
Tor the Vice Prrsidyncy-rt was thai
which gave him the support Of the peo.
pie IN every S"r'hrrn State in the tlec.
tons Of November last. Not one .f the
great SIaIes coul'' have been carried on
any other platform ban that which an.
proved his spoley and pledged suppnr, 10
his wise and patriotic efforts to restore
the Union. That policy is gaining in
strength, and popularity every Gav
MIR, Wllsop and those who are acting
with nm may possibly thwart for a
'iT"e, but they cannot interfere with it's
final success. Aud if they should un.
happily succeed in arraying against it
tire Uhlon party. az represented in Con.
gress, they will simply compel the Pres.
ldrnt TO throw hin,srlf"upon tn" conn.
try wilhon. distinction of party for SUP.
port. Unless we nave greatly mistaken
his character, he will noe shrink from
the trial il .h9y force :. upon him.
And unless we greatly mistake the tenn.
perand spirit of the American peope
Re will receive snch support as mas
never been accorded to any Chief Ma.
gistrato since Andrew Jackson, Mr..
Wilson and his associates in our Judg.
ment, will prove themselves very nm.
wise men if they force sucR an issue
upon tho President and the ncdpl-. i,
is wholly needless and nnprdv1kcd. /,
will he the work Of faction, ahd not of
patriotism. Its o'jec, isto .perpe:ua,e a
narrow and s"lhsl ascend hey, not tG
restore and strengthen The glGrious fab
re "f our American R"TinbllE. Thct
can ''""gHrsl' til" cnnnict hut key cai!'
No. ''.','Tr" he swit, and sure destruction
y "S" - NE!upnl them
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(. Prospectus of lF
"The North Carolina GuardiaMr

III III p ,underel lgned wiii issue. comr,ehcins Z,
on tho first day cf JnDuary, 1865, in.
the city OF Gharlatro, y c., Il daily and
iii weekly newspaper nntler ihestyle and
lille Of THE NORTH G.kAOETNA GSI,af},
UtAS," which ishhlibe devoted especiaItysio
tho dissemination uf the latest. news,S and
the guarding, with an eagle eye, the inter
esls Of the Stats underthe Consultation. and
in conformity with tho laws Of thesGpitSlIi
States. { * & IA ss ~ w
2 There will also be issued, Gicm ihc samo
9flce n weekly paper under the style and
tihc Of .TIE CATAWlsA it'rniISIANys'' /,
1 Tits terms for the DAILY GUARptAS,will
be, forl ono year, So. 90 al < nomhsss!s4 03;
tthreo,months, $3.50; any less time $l.op
per month, = Ai,shSs 81
Tne Tai wERKtS GtMRpi,s wjllbc sup
piled 10 'si,bsori5ers.at S5y10; for. twelve
months; $500 gpr}six monrhs; s. 's7T5 for
three months, sapd ssvcpty five cents per
month forany lcss times &
4, ordinarysads dsertisements, i, occppyin & not
more than ten lines (ene selparc. viii be
inserted In eiiher.of the ahose ppbiicl,i6ns
md fflytconts foreach subsedneut insert on,
sIarger adycftise,henis II. cxac .pfopprtiou
~ Liber9l disronnts viii be 1gore cSti /,
tract advertising. n h 4 s y, s. 3
/ q The WsEKLY. WATeiIsk, = " iii be ftirnish-
Jed to subscribess ~ 10 per sinnuinS siugle
copy, and tossa club Of tiSc fer 81 sk'ls 10 a
scieb, of ton for 81 $50. and 10 d ciuS Of
twenty for so. 90. with an extra copy Ito
the ealternp Of Gibbs; y - w s ( Q, =
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WiRpsbor6s Female SeM;narys

D.. = +. N %.
REV. :. q sFAoyyS&. 81. rnINcIrArv
Assisted hS accomplished Insiruc,orSin all
! the departments. ~ s.
thNHiE frsi Session will begin on Thurs
w dny, january 4th, 1866, and end tho
18th of Nay. 81 %e
n The SECOND Session will begin May o1st,
nnd und October l2th, with two weeks vacs1-
Rates !oflTnition for First Session, or half.
,;year payable, one half in adyancea and the
re4i at The esprlti m OF the irst half OF
\ the Sessioi,s ss5l0p March!.d
4 sCgneaiats pcRNrtment, $50 90 10 $22 90 a
Pritaarys Department, See, No, y, l2 co
Prhoy3 Departments Sec, 16 90
sontinEeDt Fec, Q 00 !
Music on Piano, 60 co
Use of Estrumcnt. s ,rosS. 60
EEatin, lSireok ,5Gr french, each 10 90
Drawing. $f5 90, Painting OIL 20 90
IsPhonetic s3hort hand Writing, 10 90
Fl Vocal Music, no thavge,
Ia 9hest charges viii be rcckoned in specie,
but payment may be made ia paper curren
Joy or,in provisions, at,the rn,e which sis
E.cuslomary ntthe ting Of settlement
2 The INSTITUTION 'wll'be conducted on ,he
splan OF o,ir best Remale Cclcgcg- 4the same !
classcss-the salne stpdies, etc,9, ~.
Thoae who complies the course will re-
scci9e.a graduating certifcate.
Particular attention win be given tothe
clslsken ia the Primary Depassaept
NstN - . ml[
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10 RENT.

TAAM 1s,hrrz..i 4, R.n, tie PiRntR
IL siop - hn Adi"r, .Iin,'rd ,,thsd
Eve mles from Winnsboro'. Twill reGl the
same at public out cry at Winnsboro on
Monday. the 1bth.of January, Instant I'M.
less q priyaS Nconiract can be made before
TINT day. There nrc on this plnu,ationscY,
crsl hundred acres. adapted to the cpltiva.
iion Of Corn. Cotton, sc Any persons do.
sirous OF renting or examining this place
will apply TO md 81 my fesidence.
n, ROBERT A HEBRON, Agent.
jan a'66--2*
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TWG HUNDRED AND
FIFTY TONS OF FREIGHT

through the canal without difficulty, as
Nthcy We're huilt expressly. for l he yradc.
.They; up with STATE ROOMS
and BETliS capable of accommodating
thirty five passengers. Every attention
will hcpaid tuihe comfort Of passengers,
who viii not be subject, TO the Inconvenience
OF trnnsIcf 10 other vessels. but will bo ia.
ken through direct without ckange.w
The tables OF the stcuncrs nre liberally
supplied with the best the market affords.
Families travelling wili tiud il to their I'M
tercst o'tnkc this line, rs they williherchy
escape the danger and diseontrrt OF Il sea
ronte. and tic fatigue of railroad travel.
On the 18th Of December next if the
business Of the line warrants il, the steam
or WILLIAMS will hc put on ihe route, and
tri-weekly trips will ho made. %. t
For freight or passage apply to WHIT,
F0kD, DILL y CO.. New lier,.a, n. G..
DAVID WILLIAMS, rroprictor!
, nov 2lG5 49,
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:. ZION INSTITUTE,
,WINNSRCRc', S. G.

r{NTTE exercises of this School will be re
sumed the lst Monday in February
1866.
OFFICERS.
G. a WOODWARD, Principal
Rev. w P.tDuBOSB, A, NJ. ,s,;,,
w. NJ. DWIGHT" ASSISTANTS
Terms per session, payable half in nd
vnncc, the balance u, the close OF the Scs.
sion t,.
Board with Tuition in all Tie
branches except Philosophy, Chem
is,ry and French. 500 90
Tuition Of day scholars. in The
classical or higher English anl
Mathematical Departments. % 90
Tuition in other branches, from SlOto2 30 90
Course OF Chemistry or philoso-
ply, 10 90
French 10 90
Contingent charge for each pupil. 90
Payment required in specie, or its cquiva-
lent in currency, Mt the time Of settlement.
G, ~. WOODWARD.
Rrinolpalr'
doc 1o'65--tf e.,
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{NIIE exercises of this School will be re
sumed the LIST Monday in February
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..rl,e nlId,s DeIsaI.al.

Money may be sent by Express ROLLER
wise ~if by Express, et my risks IL the OK.
press receipt Is scrt mo, onthe resumption
OF e,ail facilities. ~ !. q . s.
My. competition With the firm Of y !: 81
burke = CO. is .lissSlyea. pp, I y 81 esials'
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Fran The New Y,hh Times.
The President and Congress A Remafka.
Bile Movement. #

hict Of opinion would occur between
the President and Congressson the sub.
iject of restoration. Both have hitherto
been in favor Of maintaining the ,intrg.
ritv of the Union. and the sentiment, Of
the country has been so emphatic in
support of that policy, serious diA'rrrn
, ces in regardi il have seemed inIpos.
sih!c Certain statements, however.
rnhlislcd hy authority in Tie Chicago
Tribune. are calcnlatedto impair our con
tid-nc" in tlus position. q ~ ~ 4,
Mr.. WILSON, member of Congress
yrom Iowa, at the rcqlestof Mr.. Tlmd.
Deus Stevens, Offered Tho resolution of
which the latter had given notice con.
crrning rrcons,ruction. Immediately
after it's adoption by sthc House, Mr..
Wills, n. sought and ohfained all inter.
view with iheiPresi1ent, of which he
has ,uade report, published in, the
Chicago Tribune. Mr., Wilson AZ that
interview. assumed to speak on behalf
Of the IN .jority in Congress, and he ln.
formed the President that. it wasvery
desirable that no conflict Of action
should arise between them on the snh.'
irct Of rrconstructionI that it conld he
avoided provided the President would
not press lispeculiar views, but would
acc~,,t the action of Congress as concln.
sivc; but unless he. did 50, lie would
cr.,hinlv get,into trouble. "Ify you are
dispo*ei." was Mr. iyNilSms language
to III. President. 40 interfere with Con.
sr",s nv patronage or Otherwise and
fore, rorr rra.lsr views upon Congress
.,a 49, c,,ntrv. yoh Will meet with
>rGoua nrpnSltion b. hose that are now
'ao irirmls Of ysliii administrator and
..,sife sincerely to make it successful" "
What Mr. Wilson means by being the
";rirnd of the administration" is nfpa.
rent from The context, He claims t."
h,v. ai,leit" bring into power, and he
therefore claims the right to dictate Mud
ov.rrulc its policy, and at he same i'm"
retain The dispen$a'irm oi It's patronage.
Thc President has been engaged "v"r
since his accession 10 Office. nm'lit p,'F''
tic task of restoring the Union, and
healing the woAnds of the war. FL"
has adopted a policy for this purpose
""'I" ,h 70 eo,,m,rv ] anJ which lis ranidlv
~ Nv a;.a ,l,a j;soS,.rs and an;mositi.s Of
~" % drsadGnl contest so hspnily closed.
just ut this n,on.nt Mr.. Wilson steps
in. and, on hcinlf of n powerful pafty !
in Cungress. demands That the Prpsii
I.,t sS,ll .h,,;Jnn, ,bjs rolicy orr Il,
l.,., ban, nyyrE MI ,,hcsnstron,ee and
"',,.,r m"s', x bis n(ir. 70 md those who
r.m,ld sn, i ,Sid. .f,d sShosproposs'tn
.,''',,Io,, ] IL. as.u5,;nI; ,af IN. UGlou
wL;,t, III. r.b.I f,imd.,aS atliy.ye,Ss Ii
HI, VIII .,n lhis, .,l.crrIcait. .heS 10 posi-
hl.. difficulty he,wren ti;e executive aid
Legislative l,rauclleSsl &C, t,t- q GSyert:
m.n,. M &. / ia
IA, a. III; az, u, I 3,s ,,ot ooonlents wi;ti
,hnslo y,n. l..y.nJghib gStsi6s of ncatt
w;,h ,L,. >,r.,ooitt s,Hs proceeded tU
J.nonn.,. ,..,,,;n ,,1,er members ff itht.
Adm;n;.tr.,;ou marry IN Congress wlio
~ -, 3 'sS!J.i " N !. : D: - III
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gCbaNItig *t5v 10 sala.
AiHH ia3s \! ssfieo, order Apply ht
lN.p sD@J .s.,s,
,Sssa BafRgsFaAg d aN5g &s
f3f lie Fits, of Or,ober, oras soon as;
kb !hsMhils IRE re established willre;
Ts$, liIt Publication Of the "CH RiSTlAN
IatlE&fi' fKd the "CH1LD'SlNDEAlS lhaSe
Been Publishing. r (, &;
.Ifiee Of "lndeS," per annum 1: So 90
Prise Of ',CIfild'slRdox.p \" 100
/. Money may bs rsmittea At once. as my dos
Termination, is positive. MY desire is 20 set'
ciire large subscrfptionilist stywith which tp
begin. and / issue this prospectus that Sub,
scrbers may have time 70 forward their re-.
.mitlances. ~ ks
IL is my intention 10 issns frat class par
pers. and no pains or.expense willbe spared
to secureil,at end = The best writ iers and
Correspondents will be secured; and the
highest Religions ehd literary talei;iiwill sbs
giyento the papers Tile Gil ILptS PA
,PER will be proh,sely illustfAtcd and Will.
in every scnsc, be made 70 conform Q
new title. "a g y. \ ~ :, I.
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COMPRISING

one 7rdrt Of land known as ROSELAND.
STUDIED three. and linlf miles from W;nns
bor6,;; OH The Chester road confirming six
,'r seten hundred acres On,,Bis plncc il
tlih " lily rcsidcpcc,. with cnrAcAs richard
ahl vineyard; %ith u plantation buildings
bfce.i GIN house. IN go,d order.
Pc 2yott adjoli!ihg this. known as II OCK
"rRiNG, continuing siS or seven hundred
Here's; with 0vcrscrr'~ ouSa and all no
t'Gsu! r(rnta'"n h$f,..% ,s&lu;iin., r.n
, pdf T.ac, 1" N ! sSe,, ,I.n.S .SGToN. sit.
apied ~ &c mis-, lfq,h "innSho~o', o, Tic
Nntcip" "rrek. adj'im;ny '"r,:s' No.,iry;
Ih"fn, lfdrr R','ws ~ aud 'h,rs
CoMtMNMg aI,"ry 'hou-nnd {aYl, mo.; ~.
less -hDi, 'h'N p'iuiiation lre - hlrhce.
nv"rseerJSS h",'c and hll'nocussnly bnild.
ings. !s&ntp' ujn iiopse. "rLs ia ono yrhc
best ph,!I,aii9sa Ia aia District
Y trIess tf'oGes VII rr'otIcrP,t io. - N
the iiRlirst iiAie. ~ n1 cetu, t!uns, il,
'Winnshorh'. m,, N!suddY, ,jhnTrr, l5 il.
lS6G.4nltSs ?teHiop, y. .dbpasvt sol Nny
PERSON ,feigpil; 90 rkni ihesa ytIcpS. hr;o&r
.tia, inns dI ifHrWnYgp rcspecting. thcm
\, Sil' R;#3asal SRflss a. sss''or 4 hsrsi,aeHcc
..ydss s&ea tr ''' o''Ai'o.'' - h1''
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PIONEER and COMMODORE ABbllS

NALL leav" New EcnR for for Norfolk
w on rUESBAY of each week mt 8
o'clock, n. Nj connecting with the different
lines. Of StWmcrs for, ll.r above named
points. On ana after the hrst day Of De-
ccittbcr next thfy will leave on Tuesday and
FrdGy'of each week, wakine scmi,weekly
"ips SHIPPERS of floods Will receive cvcry
.fmri'ityGdid Accommodation FOR tie trans
portationS of tho same, as arrangements
hn> hcen made with the different compan-
parties to forward goods 20 this llnc at low
rntes aud S%iiho,t delay, Eath Of these
steamers arp'capnhlu os GarryiaS
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PiVNEER LINE GF.SGAAMhaS.

THE COM0nIoC.$ sTEAh;BES
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Tlin Caiai,iGis 5ourIlaI,

rpELIsnED WEEKLY At CAMDEN, s. I
BY J. n. HERsHMAF.
oct afsa ,..a
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DIR. II. J. KISNER.
ECLECTIC MEDICINES.

NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE. - ST., CENTRE WHEELING. W. VA
nR. X. HAVING SECURED THE SER
~ VICES of an intelligent assistant. who
VIII attend 10 the PREPARATION Of moii-
cineS, putting mp prescriptions, sc, will ena-
BILE him tO give more attention to out pa
tients especially Ia his many friends In the
country. His medicines are all yrepar,.,i IN
his own Office, aud all delivered Ia hi> pa
tients by himself Dr. X. treat, an dis'asas,
both Acute and Chronic. with which human.
lily l. afflicted. Tie hasa lar.r number at new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful In many of thO-.. obstinate eases OF
thrOnic diseases which heretofore have been
supposed tn be incuTsDle among which may
be named: Consumption, ~croiula. Dis
changes from the Ear, OZefa. r. ulaTEed Glands,
Cancers and Skin Diseases. HIS mod. Of
treating Liver DISEASES. stomach Complaints,
Bronchitis and all diseases of the Throat
and Air Passages. HypertOphy and all 9TH
er diseases OF the Heart. Neuralgia, Fpilspsy'
Spinal Affections, and all diseases 81 the Ner-
vouS System, Is acknowledged by all who have
tested II to he the most certain and SUGGEST ul
ever known Ia the medical profession. w. X.
has been eminently successful i'm the treat
ment of all diseases peculiar 10 women, viz:
MenStrul distractions, Painful Menstrl!Stiun,
Leucrrhea, Uterine and OvariOn TumOrS,
Prolapsus Ctcri and all Nervous diseases TO
winch they are subject.
lie makes n specially I'm the treatment 81
all Chronic Affections of the Grnito Urinary
Organs. viz: CIt1rTh Of Bladder aud Urethra,
Irritable Bladder, and NOn-reten;ion and
Dribblng uf Urine, Urinary Iepu~ii. or
Gravel, Dialects and Difficult Uuuating ~
philitic Diseases IN all their varied lurIns
Ghonarrhea, it, complications aud sequrlIs.,
Spernaiorrhea and lmpotency, aud all afiec-
tons consequent upon youthful iudiScretionS
Also special attention paid To The treatment
Of FisiulaS, White Swelling, Scruful0us
Sores Naricose Ulcers SC. Persons afflicted,
particularly with old troublesome cases.
should lo>e no time To call on or address DIR.
klSNER. Communications containing fee
promptly noticed. Office Prescriptions and
medicine cash. For visits i'm CITY. Same as
other Physicians. ONCE hours, A. VI. to u
NJ. I. VI. tot L. NJ, and T.. NJ. togP. VI.
innlh
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Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Rom
chitis, rheumatism, and all kiudsr-i
complaints.
EN0R FIVE YEARS HAS THl7 AHIICLE
II been before the people. aui ilt Nerulct
returned from every quartet ~ tne '"h-
sumers Of the half million botil,' lhal nave
been sold within that time, - ulAl
at ALW.fYS CURES
Read the following. which Is only sreci-
men OF the many le;ieTs We are daiiy receive
ing: ON. 80,
"ORRtS SKINNER q Co.-SIRs g. Sotwith-
Standing my general prejudice against pro-
prtetary or patent medicines' was ed
la buy Two bottles OF the American Life
Drops, through the high recommendation Of
them by a friend, rs always curing niptheria,
coughs, Colds, Sore Throat. Bronchitis, sc.
My son, sixteen years OF age, was taken sud-
denly III with Diptheria, and could scarcely
speak or swallow. his breathing was ~ bad.
We were much alarmed, hut decided Ia try
the Life Drops before calling physician By
using the drops according Ia direction, lie
was soon relieved and the disease entirely
broken up. ] LET friend suffering win
/ rheumatism have one OF the bottles. ne
says the Life drops gave Immediate relief,
and are the hest medicine he ever used \
family near him, suffering from Colds and
liberated sore Throa', used some Of his, aud
were cured In short time. since then let
my brother, physician have part of mine
and with which he cured a bal case Of Di"-
iberia. lie u constrained 10 acknowledge
that they are valuable.
truly yOun, a. u. ELDER.
The Life Drops are carefully prepared by
oRRIN sKINNER& 30,
Sole PROJECTORS, springfield, Mas,
And sold by all Druggists
Finch, & Co., Chicago, General Agents.
nOyg
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MA~u NFNNIN Am \ COPPER MKT
~ -- Yesterday u WIS discoVcred thata
tsrrrf ket,le WRs missing uom the I'm
~InrDf uulNtfl. on Water street. NOw
hotties 3ouotwalk VI very oOen ottheiT
own ar.ri. though instances are on
r,..rri where such has been the case,
% VA theNt're suspected that some
t.lanAu~ tald4N i1aal hal entic,'d the ar
tI.'r away. Who Was the individual :
q, g.uIi NOT te certainly known. but
suspicion. ou hat grounds NJ ARE not
t..y tr ~rN. SOON tHll upon Wash. Ven
uuw Wash lesd~ e pvrip5tcJic life.
tui ht might have taken the kettle tor
t hI.tItiou s~ pogyuy~ had his tub.
IrvorN che y3~c zap the assistance Ot
..rrr~ >trysgiu~ aud Harrison was
~.H.hr Those gentlemen discovered
~ -u-retErd Wash. lu sAmc out of the
WaN lli,, and ~. cncr opruyi their bus
irr-. .rU.m uytimitJyd that the kct-
l.e IrI taken 20 ~utiyu liking Ia him.
'.I,..t behind. Hence It's disappear
sy... liv s.,c sand that ne had dis
r,..,l off it, Iuuuy Hampton ior the
~o.1 lsJlD Ci ono jo'ltr1ud a half. lie
,.~ l. urgr confronted with jimmy,
Nu. iru.g.i 900 "a Vehement manner 'hat
Mash. statement. Ma. trus.
I.. mont thing Wa~ t.taNc thr kettle
.,-...rt.tr. f... .up 81 Yer, trouble
>.u. ta.u- Oh. uu. Gel, jHe uthcvrS di~coN-
...t. Wash went we'll enough t'r
t.... E... .na way Hc then sid he
WI- ..r..I ..upirA aynli. IA Tue pave
r..r- ami W.r.Jut 40 any further.
E......-., usI t.t brN'~ sled which
.....r,.E o.. l. handy. sud GA tins
Ns-r. OH> ttumrMutiN hauled Co ms
F.s..U..or.
l.,. ..er-tns he Wiu haves hearing.
I.r..., ...., .. Iul .NNt ~IKEEr NJ.
D. ......I - JyUuy8torv services
.......... t.r ttur stree, NJ T.. church
.... r.l.. "a Sunday morning. There
,.. .r,,,,-. u. some preliminary cN-
.....>.-. -.uu,.,u- t.-iav 40 T.. NJ.
I..u..-..V SUNDAY there will pe
.-...... Iy tug Ee,. Or. EidN, 81
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lSai,litIlV and SUiiOin Occupations, Gri'fs,
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wat icfou Of The BrGu, iedTt or Nervous
Syyion. ir,quertly lead To the most Dt,ir'Su"g
and EtibGrtdotug Ti.orcers of the WHILE
SYSTEM, Su,i.nt,, CI,TOymeti, and Ldiry'Ts,
Thea ctoIc VINO are e~recIsIly liable 10 these
Meaknescs. should rrDr promptly To br.
DELAM ARIES SPECIFIC PILLS.
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with Directions and Advice, printed in
French. German. spanish and English, ac-
companies each box. and viii be- sent, 10y
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price. ~ per BOX. or Six Boxes for 81

Sold 10y all the principal Druggists, or will
he cent by mail, securely sedled lIOm all Ob'cr-
tot on, nm receipt Of the specified price 10y
any authorized agent, OF 10y the sole General
z Ulrtlandi street, New York. Authorized
Agents Dr Wheeling and vicinity, I. II. LO-
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an AND AFTER JUNE l7TII, 1896. TlE
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m. and leave Beuwopi ON theHrrival of the
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Greenwood Cemetery.

MI WIN WV y
S,ITI'ATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD
- imilt~ east Of the city, Is now ready iol
lntermcnis, sale, and improvement OF lots.
II contains 81 acres OF land, and i laid oN
In the most modern AMI improved style
can ~ easily reached al all Seasons Of the
year by the National Road, and for three
iouTihs of the year by the llempreld RAJ
Road. IL j. perfectly s,cure, and intended Il
H. belutitied hy every variety oiiiceS, shrub
berry, public vault. chapel, artificial lake
fountains. etc, to make ~ equal 10 the bes
rural cemeteries IN the county.
Ample provision IL also made for lis en-
lar-cmcnt oIdcr aud care IA perpeiuiiy.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots, car
examine the grounds with the ~upcrlntcn'
dent, who has plat. or sscure them 10y cali
iug At the office 81 the secretary, ON Main
street, over the Bank of Wheeling.
Persons wishing 10 make iniefmenis viii
call ON the Secretary 10 obtain permits there
for.
Tickets 81 admission Ia IOtfoldeTs and
visitors Will be- i>suel by the Secretary.
BOARD % pIEECToRS.-A. J. sweeney
President; Il. G. Bonham, Secretary; j. :
RhOies, John g. Muth, Geo Mendrl, Jos
Bell, Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adams, X. g
jordan, r. a. Hildrctl, au3l-lyd