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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-21

|-ADpREss OF THE BOARD OF REEFS
TRARs.---IO- the Qualified RotsTS Of the
Ciky Of Wheeling and Of Sotsth Wheeling,
in the County Of Ohio:
WHEREAS, The Board of Registrar
ton OF Ohio county, having been COM
missioned according to law. to superin=
tend the registration, of the qualified
voters of said county previousto any
election being held, whether State.
Township or Municipal, in said county,:
and, whereas, an ordinance -ofEhe CITY
ofSHheeling provides for an election to
uary annually; and the charter of said
city (section 81 provides that the white
male citizens of the State who have
been residents ofthe city one year pre-
ceeding the day of election, and citizens
OF the state who reside outside of the
city limits, and are bona tide owners lat
the time of the election) of any freehold
estate within said city Of the value of
five hundred dollars or upwards, shall
be qualified yOLeFs;H and, whereas, the
third article OF the Constitution of the
stale 7(section ~ provides that white
male citizens of the State shall vote
within the election district in which
they reside, and the registration act di-
reefs the registrars to register those
qualified according to law in their re-
spective wards, townships, districts,
in which they reside; and, whereas, the
charter of the town of South Wheeling
requires residence of six months for
a qualified voter therein; therefore reg
istrars for each ward in the city of
Wheeling and in the town of South
Wheeling, will be commissioned imme-
diately 70 register the qualified voters
in each ward and the said town of
South Wheeling, wherein the voters
reside, according to law. Foreign born
citizens will be required to produce
| their naturalization papers to the reg
istrar, and all other voters TO comply
with the requirements of the registra-
ton act. The registration will close on
January II, 1867.
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FOR additional Local Matter see
Second page.

PERsoNAL.-we observe that Mr..
Mellor has transferred his business to
Mr.. VIM. II. Sheib. of the firm of c. G.
NIeIIor 81 Co., Pittsburgh, than whom,
we know of but few more competent, to
succeed Mr.. NJ. Mr.. Sheib will con-
tinue the music business in all its
branches, and we can cheerfully recon-
mend all our readers to call on Mr.. S.
any time they want piano, or any
thing in the way of musicsl instru-
mentS or sheet music.
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Z ACCIDENT Attic COURT HousE.-we
Rre called upon to record fearful and
humiliatiCg accident to one of Sheriff
Seybold's efficient deputies. AS the
gentleman was entering the court room
yesterday morning, his foot slipped and
he immediately assumed the attitude
of boy learning to swim. Sympathi-
Zing friends at once gathered round the
PROSTATE sheriff, and assisted him to
rise. Careful examination revealed the
fact that no bones were broken, and
some irreverent pTrties showing signs OF
incipient laughter, the gentleman made
haste to proclaim "silence in the
court"
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HOLIDAY 7GIFTS!I
BY THE
N. aY..Prize Association,
500 Broadway. N. Y ~ :.
y yAEUEpAT
s55oo, 600.

9AbVED AT - Z
~ sns. $500. 900,
WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS -
The name and value of each article Of 6ur
SEALED ENVELOPES, and well mixed
On receipt OF . cents, an envelope Contain
ing such TICKET viii be drawn without
choice and delivered at our Office, or sent tyv
seeing what article it draws and its vAite1
which may be from One to Five Hum.
dred DOlIaEs.-can- then, on payment Of
One Dollar, receive the article named OT
InHy exchange u for my other article mark
Ticket draws an articI6F worth ONE DOL
LAR, or more. HS-NO BLANKS -
Our patrons cam depend on PROMPT rettryns
.1deIAftteleS dTCTtCb. LDiH be fDlmedtdtelv
sent or ELPTe&S oE;lTeflETIl mail, or de-
y hpered at our e9lce.
Letters nom may persons decentralization
the receipt Of VALUABLE GIFTS, fr6m rs,
whom we are permitted 70 refer to:
John 81 HolcOmb. 4.aIifhertyfiIe.s N 7
&c Sod Watch. value. $50. Mrs. 8. Bennett,
chine $50. Edwin Hoyt, Stamford, Conn,
Gold Lever Watch, value 500. Hon. Ri
Sl75. J. c. Sutherlmhy mo Lexington Ave-
nue.. Piano, $50. Mrs. u, JaolxsQn, 203 Nine,
fo Ta55 SE5etE' r H. Y seyipg Machins 80
Miss I. Collins, Atlanta, Ga. diamond Luz:
ter Ring, -; Rr. Henry S1lith Worcester.
18th street, Il. z, Gold Watch. $50. Ed tSo'
Boynton, Nashville Tenn Mel0ieon sI1Sj
James Russell, Montgomery, Ala, God
Hunting Watch, $50. r. T. Smith, Proy-i
dence, 4. l., Silver Lever Watch, $50. Oscar
Purdy, Madison, n j., Music Boz, Si5a Hon.
=. :. Newell st Panl, MINI, Gold Match
Sls5. ]. r; SPerry, Litehheld, Conn, siivef
WNatch, -. VIM. 3, Peck, Harlem, ms,
Music Box, $I5. VIM. Raymond, Bayf6n
Ohio, silver Tea Set, Sl2S. MIS- 81. M
Schenek, Detroit, Mich, Diamond Ear RinF1
S25. Pierre Beaudin, st, C6aFles FjTfSI
New Orleans, Diamond Rim $40. NJ
2 195s5 81 Barnes ST: Louis Mo-, aeloieon,
sEA CHANCE 10 OBTAIN Any. M
THE ABOVE ARTICLES FOR ONE a
LAB BY RUCHASINI a SEALED E:NVE-
gE'fz0 els-5i fi,Eiss i.sss5sl z-liJii Il
EnttEe6 Satisfaction GnRFanteeGifo An,
Tickets for One Dollar. IL for I.y5SsEE
i gollals, 81 for Five Dollars Great induce.
Ali1sttets should BE addressed - - 10
J.55ErsI RAV.EGk Co.
eslS-snat Box GAO, New YORK,
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Puh1ic Sale

TWILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE ON
4 the SlSt day Of DeceInbeE, 1856, Six
Five Town Lots and One House and Lot.
donSe contains SeYCu rooms and kitchen: all
outbuildtngs very convenient, all in the
town OF Bridgepor6, Ohio no :. .IE.a ~
Also, House and Lot In Kirkwood, con.
tanning SrOomS and basement. .,-.,
8ernEs of payment win be made known on
the day of ssE4ei Also, the nnumbefi and loca-
ton of the property. Any Information can
be had prior TO the sale by calling at VIM.
STEWARDS Lumber Yard once, or dwelling
dcl7U ~. ulIfWR. STEWART. g
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State Commission Notice.
VOICE to Loyal slave.ourner..

= :. 60
adECOAIMlsStON'A PPO!NTED Blythe
Il secretary OF War, under the 9th section
o. the Act of Congress. approved February
24th, lhtl' and section II. OF an Act approved
July 2Sths 1866, in respect to slaves enlisted or
draited into the military service Of the United
state, q having assembled at the City of Par
keESburg, West Virginia, on the twelfth day
Of December, 1863 and duly organized as per
directions from the War Department, do
hereby give notice to all Whom It may Con-
Germ: That said Commission Will sit In the
City of Park ersburg, West Va, on the 18th
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Fnrr Sala

A. DESIRABLE TWO STORY BRICK
~ residence, Containing seven rooms, bath
room and kitchen, three Squares month OF the
Grant House. II not sold by the first OF
JahuaryI tire same will be for rent. ENQUIRE
of JOHN II. ROBINSON, l15S, Main street.
Ocl7slw
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9aE SEE.
Small Dwellings for Sale.

TWILL SELL=A- FULL =LoTAND A
i half OF ground. Situated on the corner OF
Market and. Division streets, near the Bel
mont Iron Works, upon which Is erected a
double two story brick houses rooms in
be .EOld separately II desired. THOS. o.
BRIEG, Real Estate, Agent, Custom House
building. dc9O-lyy
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Go TO Blond & Bachman's and buy
your boots and shoes, 10Y Main st.

ABOUT PIES AND CAKEs.-On We'd
nesday, John Johnson, n colOred waiter
ut the Sprigg House, was displeased
with the pastry which one of the pastry
cooks had made for dinner. He didn't
keep his opinion to himself, as he
should havedone, but openly expressed
his contempt OF such pies, &C. Now,
as, everybody knows, who has ever
taken dinner ut the Sprigg, the pies,
cakes, tarts, DC, served up there, are
the very best that can be made, and
invariably provoke the daintiest ap-
petite, and the cook being justly proud
of the reputation which her skin has
brought to the House, was immensely
indignant that "nagur" should pre-
sumo to criticise her ability in the
pastry line. 1t was human nature to
be so. She couldn't help it. Her reply
was, therefore, of n nature to rouse the
hot African blood of Mr.. Johnsing, and,
1t being also human nature to hit any,
thing at which you are angry, that gen
tlemnn was guilty of the unpardoua BILE
otlense OF striking woman.
lie was arrested, confessed judg-
ment, and was fined $40.
In our yesterday mornings issue the
scene of the above conflict was laid at
the Mcclure House it should have
been at the "Sprigg." We trust the
above will be satisfactory to the indig-
nant pastry cook OF the Mcclure.
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Stmtlta StnIiItbst Ct,runntr.
~ HUMPHREYS,
Ho1l1nopafhic 1Snacifics

HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
= experience, an entire shccebs; Simple-Prompt-
Efficient, and Reliable: They are the only Medi-
Slnes perfectly adapted to popular use-s9 simple
thgti mtstakes cannot De made in using them; so
to be always reliable. They have raised the highes
c9mmenuation from all, and will always render sat
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Cakes for Christmas |
.- That ID. NICOLL &
REMEMBER g. 3: e.. :: j:
r the price they sold at
Notice to Registrars,

TIME BOARD OF REGISTRATION OF
i ohio county will meet at the Court
HOUSE on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock
for the purpose OF swearing in and-cOmmts-
siOnIng ths REGISTRARS OF the different wards
ing.
All those notified OF their appointment are
required to attend said meeting.
WM. CLOHAN,
dc2l-2t Pres't Board OF Registration.
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For Sale.

. GOOD BRICK HOUSES ON JOHN
= Straet, two stories high containing about
hye rooms each and haSemeali; and two
small Brick Houses on the alley between
together. l. IRWIN
dcI7-lWlli tl.-a-'-1 t'7AF'!A E'ST--S
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"ORRriS isKnNNER q "a

"oRRrs SKINNER 4 oo.EsSfRs :SiNtStWSSiiib.
pfiefarS tdE pa Egs sgsi'ass Pc
70 6,6 1&y ,, Iwo bottles Of the American Life
E [1t 9y 9dTTtend as always curing Dipheria
ty son' sixteen years Of age, was taken sud-
S.sSS " Rlth Diptheria, and could scarcely
SE1esl6 or swallow, his breathing was "a f1a1
NE Ne were were much alarmed, but decided to ffy
INC LIE Drops before calling physicfar N
uSlng the Drops according TO direction he
VA %aT soon relieved and the disease entirely
1roken up. / let a friend SUFFERING with
f sneu ma t1S hayeone OF the bOttIe he
anu anu ,S are the best medicine he ever used, a
TIiiy lsseL Nun, suffering from Colds and
OlSSetstlLeu sore Throat, used some OF IFS and
were cured IN q short time. Since then / let
my oEoIhert phyhcIan have part or mine
F t1Lld win which he cured q bad case OF DIp-
that they are Valuable.f -SNeS
: ,r n + IN tEul Y yonrs. A. B. ELDER"
incline Drops are carefully prepared by
ORRIH SKINNER q Co..
sole Propr1etOrS, Springfield, Mas,
IsI ReInas Barne3 q CO., New York. Fuller,
finShs q Co.. Chicago, General Agents. lI-'is
InoHAi r71.a a}EU4sl.i ITGE ~ zil5EE
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CTRcUIT CoURT.-The Court met yes
terday mt 0 a. NJ, Judge Caldwell pre-
siding.
The forenoon was consumed in hear
Ing the argument of Judge Kennon, OF
st. Cinirsville, on the motion for new
trial in the Steenrod will case. The
further hearing of the argument was
postponed until the second day of jan
unry, 1868, mt which time Mr.. Lamb and
Mr.. Peck will argue against and Judge
Lee for the granting OF the motion.
Some civil business WINS transacted
during the afternoon, and the care OF
Charles Hnymaker, charged with rape,
was, on account Of the absence of two
witnesses, continued until this morn
ing At . o'clock. The Court then ad-
jouTned.
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tHutds.
StanamyHouse.

~ ~ 0galIILL4FTdOUS6.
m H E SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY.
y, that he will open the ''Stamm Honsf mo
q Water street on Monday next. THE TfUriss
Is new, with an entire Outf1t OfneW fufuIture
ana - complete in every respect r the PM
prietoT pledgeSh himself to Bpare no Mains IN,
Eenqer MS guests comfortable, and hopes to
FeCeIVe alLDeLal share of patronage. 3sE
attentive hostler. anu
iu2s.sm HENRY sTAA1M.
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DWELLING Houses For SAG.

T HAVE FOR. SALE SEVEN DWELL
l. ing houses, on MHin. ;beeween First and
second streets, Centre Whseling; containing
dele St .f.lfl So BEVERLY N. EOFF.
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For Sale Or Exchange for City

$50 Acre, Of Land II .MogsSuu Co., wa.
.NJHE UNDERsIGNEDs OFFERS IiFOR
sale or exchange for city property, his
Farm, situated on Stull's Run, Marshall Co.,
west Va, one mile from Wheeling Creek.
1UO acreSs of which are In good state of Gull
uvntion, the balance in timber There is q
also n fine young bearing orchard Of $50 trees
OF desirable fruit JAS: MATHEWS,
2 nOV2'Nlmui '-' - 80 'Wheellngt W: Va.
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.For,E Sale

! MISUNDERSTANDING TO REMOVE
from this city. 1 offer my Dwelling
House situated on Market ST., for sale. will
sch same with or without Furniture, and
can give Possession to suit purchaser. -
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THE best assortment of boots and
shoes can be found at Blynd & Bach
mans, 10Y Main street, corner Sprigg
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Train for the west.

-7---- ---- WHEELING, Junel5, 1885.
ON AND AFTER JUNE 18TH, 1866, THE
~ Passengers and Mails from Wheeling, for
the west Will be despatched from the Depot OF
the Il. go. R!R. Co. at S:35 n, M. and 2lO D.
m ana leave Beuwood on the arrival of the
Z. U: II. II. trains at 1910 p. m. and $40 p. m.
1u26 r. T. DEVRIES, Agent.
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PuREsr AND SWEETEST COP LIVER on. in
the world, manufactured nom fresh selected
LtVers on tho sea coast. This OIL is charac-
tertzed by sweetness and purity peculiar. to
1t alone Its reputation is so great that 1t
takes the lead OF other Oils, and Is universal
" Prescribed by physicians. Remember to
ask for "Hazard & Caswell's Cod Liver on. -
CAswELI., MACK & CO., New York,
Forsale by all druggists q
rrnnr1ln. r,n,,-.n.,..l...-
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SAVE MONEY, by buying your Boots
aud Shoes at Badgers, 1876 Market
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HARPER's MAGAZINE for January,
and other monthlies, are ready this
morning at w. P. McKelvey's.
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American Life. DropsI

tla W FOR the speedy cure OF -
-a55i ID Up II H Il n L A $50
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness. Sore throat. Bron-
w. cnltN, rheumatism, and al kindred
D. 1l-sll.Lztg.. complaints.
FNQR FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICLE
" -peen before the people, and the verdict
returned Iron every quarter, by the con-
Sumers OF the half million bottles that have
peen sold within that time, 1sy that - n =
- - - 1T Al WAYS CURES"
Read the following, which is only q. spec,.
menot the many letters we are daily receiV-
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Board met at p. IN. -..-...
Present, w. P. Wilson, President; ].
NJ. Cooper, w. c. Handlan, b. S. Good
Henry Wallace, Alex. NJ. Jacob, Jas,
NJ. Alexander, Joseph SauIsbury,,J John
Hamilton and w. B. Simpson-I0.
PETITIONS FOR REMISSION oFTAxEs.
The following were granted:
J. G. Chandler, Trustee for EPISCOPAL
Church; DIR. Frissel, Margaret Greer.
E. a. Hildreth, VIM. How, Hains 4
Beam, Charlotte Hughes. John Pfirer.
II. v, WhelRn, John S. Wheat, Miller
q McAdams.
In the case of tho Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, it was ordered that the col
lection of Taxes be suspended until the
decision of the Circuit Court could
be ascertained.
Mr.. salisbury offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
ReS0lred, That committee of three
be appointed to make out and present
to proper State authorities the propor-
tionate expenses for occupancy of the
Jail by the State as penitentiary.
MessrS. Salisbury, Simpson and Wall
lace were appointed II committee. On
motion, it was ordered that w. P. Will
son and Jas. Alexander be added to the
committee.
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WIN. CLoHANS -
President Board Of Registration.
Board Of Registration Office, Ohio CoIV-
ty, Vest VtrgtrHG, Dec. 81, 1866.
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MEEriSG OF THE BOARD OF SUPER
vIsoRs---The regular monthly. meeting
of the Board of Supervisors for Ohio
County, took place ut the Court House,
yesterday.
Present-W. P. Wilson, President;
j. Nj. Cooper, w. c. uandian, Il. S.
Good, Henry Wallace, Alexander NJ.
Jacob. James NJ. Alexander, Joseph
Salisbury, John HamiltOn-9.
The minutes of the previous meeting
We're read and approved. a-s
The bonds OF Grail UpdegrnfT, ms
Treasurer of Ohio county, and Trens-
urer of the school fund, were presented
and severully approved.
The report OF John d. Maxwell, As
SCISSOR Country District, was received
aud approved. Es.-AE. .E--
The bill OF Robert Sweeney was re-
ceived and referred to the Committee
ON Accounts for report.
The bill of NJ. w. Miller and Nc
Adams, Tor glazing, was allowed.
The bill OF John Irwin was ordered
to be paid ..- a=
The bill of John II. Chnrnock was re-
ferred TO Committee on Accounts.
On motion the order TO John Pierson
ito appear before the Board TO show
cause why acertain road should not be
opened, WAS renewed.
On motion 1t was ordered that SI5 be
paid TO John Bishop Tor money paid by
him on account of special school fund.
George w. JeiIers was qualified as
attorney.
The bill of Alex. NJ. Jacob was order
ed to be certified to tho Auditor OF
State.
The petition of ]. W. Robb for remis-
sion of county tax was granted.
The bill OF DR.. Hazlett was rejected.
On motion the clerk OF the Bonrd was
authorized to issue orders for per diem
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.eGKaasnuffa ttpu.
BALTIMORE & ONO &566MP,l
OFFICE BAIT. q ONO RAILROAD

OFFICE BAIT. q OHIO RAILROAD Co., [
1900 - WHEELING Dec. 8, 1886
iNt5 AWINFER, $EHEDULE., li.I
DAssEN GER TRAINS WILL IRttJE BY
the following schedule on and after Dec.
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1O7 MAIN ST. is the best place to buy
boots and shoes.
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'MFaEfaI.
LOCK HOSPITAL,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CURRCAN

ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE Epo>,
QUACKERY.
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l Married Fersons, or Young Men eonteIn pla.
ting marriage, being aware ofPhySicai WEE
neSS. organic Debility, Determines, speedily
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NJ . rlORGANIO wEAKiNEsa

he VINO places himself under the care of DR..
]. may religiously confide in his honor MS a
gs gent I and confidently rely upon his
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N TE"NETN
THOS 7

81 have had NERVOUS OR SPASMoDIC AS
TUAfA1or eleven years. During the last six
years i have never haddanI 'uninterTup nj ed
nights rest, 1t often seemed to me that
would die before could get air into my
lungs. suffered so greatly from 'shortnesS
OF breath ,'lhat was compelled to take fire.
quent rests In wallEtng from my residence to
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Especially, who have become the victims ~,
Solitary Vice, that, dreadful and destrtlctiye
habit which annually sweeps an untimelv
grave thousands OF Young Men of the moSt
excellent talents and brilliant Intellect who
plght Otherwise have entranced listening
senates with the thunders of eIOQuence. -
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, NAV cali
with full Confidence >i
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~ iCOSVoF bIfLOdA hangs IN his ofhc c
ENDORSEMENT, OE TILE pE1 Lrs,s

The many thousands cured Mt this establish h.
ment within. the last twenty years, and the
nuhe[ous important surgical Operations per-
FORMED by Or. johnson, witnessed by the re-
Porters Of TIE san and many other papers,
notices OF which have appeared again am
again before the public, besides his standing
as q gentleman Ofcharacter and fesponstbfIity
Is n Sufhcient guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
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Member of the Royal College of Surgeons
LoniOni GraduateOfone ofthe most en- inenl
ColIegestn the United States, and tiie greater
partof whosellf life has Been spent IN the hos
elsewhere, has effected some Of the most as
tonlShlng cures that were ever known. many
tLonoled with ringing in the head and ears
At sudden sounds, bashfuIneSs, with fre0lent
OIushing, attended sometimes with deranRe-
mentor mind, were cured Immediately
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e -sEa }=9.a' mo
q r.a - us.1 a.t rFgi
iE'sl H..r- Sl!a.Fl. 1910. -CuEpJ HHr
th -l sl. WINS .-.s -Bu. $50
-.T .1f...I. z.rF7..F- .IIT. rT, srnF. Sos 1fI--y
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MEHsrtSa OF THE BOARD OF SUPER
vIsoRs.--The regular monthly meeting
of the Board of Supervisors for Ohio
County, took place ut the Court House,