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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-31
Valuable Farming and Oil
Lands For Sale.

1Cl4AI9 l. VI hOG14Ss
DEsIRING TO CLOSE UP MY BUSI-
| ness in this State, I offer for sale the fol-
lowing described tracts OF land, viz: -
l. Ny old HOMESTEAD farm, on Butialo creek,
yey 2j2lS acres, one hundred and hfty OF
which Is under improvement has on II
comfortable dwelling house and out I build
shops &c; two tenant houses, with good
orchards near them, and one orchard near the
main dwelling of choice selection OF frn1t,
such as summer, fall and winter apples,
dwarf pears- pluu1s, &c inns farm Is Wen
adapted to the growth Of me c GER a OF to
X, the creek separating the farm thereiroIni
Is two miles nom Fairmington Depot and
, Also one tract OF 81 acres, one mile be-
low Fairmont, on the Railroad: 10 acres oil
which Is cleared ana Is I,% =
nine feet stratam Of the celebrated + alfmont
Rns-coaI All of this tract Is rich and fertile,
and the ceTeaIs,-iaeeing the morning and
noon. day sun. Also,
8. Pine Cottage, my present residence, con-
IN tus 8 acres and . poles, with comfortable
Sottd ee house and out buildings, convenient
10 WHICH isan excellent spring OF pure water
the lawn well set with shruoSe5y ana ever ever;
Finds connie on to this country Ihts proper
" is situated in the suburbs OF Fairmonts q
sIfficienf distance for repose and yet near
tiIS1f Tor 1thts advantages Of the town, a
macadamIzed road passes by the gaze 70 own ~
It Is altogether the most desirable ana ooIl-
an HISo' n firm containing 81 acres, situated
on the West Fork River, at the mouth OF
SiTnnSoIl,S creek in Harrison county. w " a.
miles from Ciaflsburgh and from the
Northwestern Virginia Railroad. The mos!
ofthis farm is under Improvements: has on u
a good dwelling house and out buildings 5l l,
a Tenant house a young orchard, &c The
| land LAYS wen and Is Of good quality.
s. Also, a tract Of go acreS In heokqk
| county Iowa I'VE miles from Slgoufney, the
coInfy seal. So acres of which Is wei TIMBER
eSi:ths balance prairie land Of superior quaMIty
an excellent large, bold spring OF never failing
| nure water IS on this tract, passing thIOugl
| nearly the whole farm; also limestone ang
| freesfone uuaTT1es; Is within mile ole ehnIcn
and school house, and Is surroundeg DS a. .
deSise s.aftlefnent. This land was located IN
ISt6 when that whole country was open ioi
1nt51x If was salected for Special settlement
o,,1J has been held for that pose eyei
since I have had many applications Ior y
| f1fh in Iowa and this country II any o. our
Citizens Intend emigratng 70 the west tneyy
SSr1I,alllSyl can't do better than to buy TINS
| land mt they will haye toapply soon: "a
4 shiSo one half interest IN a tract On on
land in Zee Containing 90 acres, within one
! 1333ie m Petroleum Sutton, y. w. Va X H.
ISItSl,ie eouufy:-aiso one half tntefeat IN z
49, Of 81 acres on the SAND arm. FoI
iu rilieL ~ a. F. RITCHIE,
,= - FaifTuOnt, w. Va
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Victor Savapeot

HAyiNG Jusr RETf5SSE5 FRoS,
IL the east, takes pleasure to announce "a
the ladies and gentlemen of Wheeling and
vicinity, that he has brought large nssoFt-
ment OF hair OF the flnest quality, which he
VIII Tnanutactnre in ladies' aud genfIeLnens'
wigs half wtgs. mont bFaids, water falls curls
back hrlids, topees, and all kinds OF orna-
mental hair works An OF which win be
manufactured at home by q competent work
man, with neatness and DISPATCH
Also, q tine assortment of Fancy Perfumery
cologne water, ane soaps, brushes combs,
fine back combs, and all fancy articles per
- VICTOR sAyAGEoT,
No. o., Main ST,
febl6-6w Wheeling. West Va
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consideration of the general ''mov-
ing'' now taking place, we hope that
pnrticipators in the sume. who have the
good fortune 10 take this paper, VIII
notify us as soon as possible of their
whereabouts, that they may receive
their paper.
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TaE Veto BIZ has at last been settled in the
minds Of the public. Ike Oh. odbert's Fancy
Drug aud Prescription store ut the end OF
Stone Bridge. where you can get anything
usually kept In a first class city Drug Store
It Is indeed the PerfuInery Emporium, and
the place to get Pure Medicines, good Truss
or Shoulder Brace.
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Trnstaa's Sale.

nv VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
X executed by John +. Hopkins and Mary
Ann Hopkins his wife, bearing date on tue
day of December, in the year ISL, anu me- 1 nSN
county in Deed Book IS, folio 40, Will sen
AT the front door of the Court House OF OLlo
county on Tuesday, the inst day OF MAY
next the following properly, 70 vat: LoI
numbered four ~ on the pat OF ,5ai ieS - -
bakers and James II. Stouts sub DIVISION son, OF
lots in SQUARE numbered thirteen tl3), adJoln-
ing Athenum; also the one UNDIVIDED nan %
nISiety of four other lots in said Baker ana
EtoIltfs sub division, designated on Lne pI4t
thereof as lots numbered one ~, Two W, lieS
seven EN-, situated on the National load IN
Daniel Steemod's addition 10 Inc cry OF
WheeIIng being sixty feet front, running
hack one hundred and twenty; also the oue
undivided half or moiety Of nine lots,numDer5
ed l. . g. 4, 3, 9, a, 8 and9, in square nuinoeIeo
IN in LANES and James X. Bakers addition 10
the city of Wheeling; also sixteen lotS on tne
island Situated in Daniel LaneS nuulCon 70
fhe city OF Wheeling, aud designated rs LOIS
No. %, II ST. 81, 8, " w lgo, iUs, - ~. a.
Carroll and Bakers addition to the city OF
Wheeling, and designated as lois nui1De[1eu
g. 4 s. l5 10 and IL, IN square nliInDeIeu y ttlso
one niece or parcel of land about the size OF
roll and Bakers addition also lot numbered
l59. situated on north side of Zane Streeti alsO
lot numbered 10 in square numDeTeu IL III
Jamss and James II. Bakers addition:
Terms of Salc-The purchaser shall Pc az
liberty to pay the whole OF the pu[cL list,
the balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months giving ,notes with approved securlty
for the deferred payments, and the u4e u
tanned until the purchase money y PAN
VIII. BASSETT & CO., Trustee;
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HUMPHREYs,
Honmopathic Specifics.

HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
II experience, entire suecess; Stmple-PrOmpt-
Efheient, and Reliable. They arc the only Medi-
eines PeTteetly adapted 70 popular use-s2 simple
harmless TO be free frOm danger, and eeient
be always reliable. They have raised the highest
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MEssRs BIoSp & BAcHMAS, No. lUT Main
street, corner OF SprfsS alley, have Just re-
eeived their spring stock of boots and shoes,
TO which they invite the attention of pur-
chasers. Their stock is complete in every
particular, and they Will warrant satisfaction.
Young and old, male and female, can be sup
piled. Give them a call. mrlT-lm
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POLICE CouRr.-There. We're three
cases before the police court yesterday
morning. Eugene Swan WAS arratgned
before the court and fined SO and costs
and in default of payment was COM
miited to Jail. Rachel AIitz was brought
up on a charge of fornication, and
viii be tried before the court this morn
ing. Henry Devlin, on charge OF
larceny, was committed.
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Ara recent Partisan soiree several
American ladies appeared without
crinoline. II was remarked OF them
that, whether they formerly reseni-
BLEED in their shape open umbrellas,
.hey now have good deal the appear
nnce OF shut ones. Whist they sacrificed
in breadth, however, they make up in
in length, and the trains which they
wear are so long that the Inconvenience
of getting about is quite AS great rs j
was in the days OF crinoline. a vast
necessary as substitute for the dis
cnrded hoops, which, indeed; were in
vented to remedy this very inconveni-
ence. Whatever Is the mode which Is
destined to prevail, let us hope that II
may be confined within moderate
bounds. II Is more the c&aggerntion of
n fashion than the fashion itself which
has hitherto been the subject of COM
plant and ridioule.
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NiARKET.-There was very good
market to-day-especially IL a crowd
constitutes one. Prices ranged about
ms last Tuesday. Butter, which seems
10 DO the strongest" article in market,
Ieu to sixty and sixtS-tive cents peF
pound, The tremendous rush that is
iunle when the bell taps is ridiculous.
People 80 there before market hour and
engage what they want, keeping their
isis upOn il until the bell rings, and
then make n grand grab. We do moi
consider this a very sly way OF fore
staIling the market.
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THE Rev. Mr.. Ball, pastor of the
Zane street Methodist Episcopal church,
will preach in the German Lutheran
church, on Clay street, tomorrow even
ing Sunday al * O'Clock.
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WE take pleasure in announcing that
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com,
pany have concluded TO issue ronnd
tickets TO those wishing to attend the
great Fair to be held in Baltimore,
which commences on the Sd of APni,
and which will continue several weeks:
The Fair, as is known, is for the Denent
of the poor and destitute of the SCUM.
we understand that this city Will pc
literally represented there. we nope
it NAV be so.
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Foreign Fruits.

- CASKS OFDRIED BOHEMIAN PE Pc! IL.
. 5cases OF dnest Bordeaux PTunes, oest -
: 5 s eases ofNew smyrna Figs come in l b.
md Z ID. boxes
81 boxes Lemons and OEangS- .,rs
500 mesh Coeanuts, 10 doz' azsor'eo
tfs spieei and Cove Oysters, sardlne, RatS;in
Currents, Dates Citrons, &c, &C. just arr
aud for sale low, by
Market st, a few doors below M'Lure H 't''
Sebl4 WHEELING, w. vs..
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RyRR NEws.-Business on the land
ing Yesterday was not very lively.
There were about sixteen feet of wa
ter in the channel, and Ihlling-l o
The ATIadddLo passed down, from
Pittsburgh, en- route for Omaha. She
had one of the largest trips that has left
for Pittsburgh for long time.
The tow boat Dan. Hume passed down.
The packet Pine Gfope passed up for
Pittsburgh.
The packet O. E. HIlmd,l came up
from Cincinnati. She will leave for
the same place to-day, with Capt. Sam.
Mason on deck and Capt. Fink in the
ofiiee. Shippers and others will mike
81 NOTE of this
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A GOOD many of our astronomical
friends could be seen last evening
watching the eclipse of the moon. The
sky was rather hazy, the clouds at
times eclipsing the eclipse. A smoked
glass was unnecessary.
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"FIoHr Eeds. "-To-morrow Will be
Easter Sunday, and there can be no
very substantial reason why small
bows and large boys, and others. should
NOT follow the old practice of fighting
eggs-onIy twenty cents per dozen.
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observation-disclosures CALIsAYA.-The three
best known TONES, slkillfully and elegantly
combined in an anber-colored cordial,
beautifully transparent to the eye, pleasant
TO the taste acceptable to the stomach, in
caswoll. Mack & Cos ro-Phosphorated
Elixir OF Calisaya Bark.
Each pint contains oneOunce of Royal Cali
slya Bark, and each teaspoonful contains one
grain OF iron. Samples furnished free to the
nroesSion. CAsWELI4, MACK & CO.,
Sole manufacturers, New York.
sold nv, oII druggists. mnrO.myseowly
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IoRSAnsE.vrA1. Partridge has Just received
a fine assortment OF fancy walnut woodwork,
carved and scroll, consisting OF Book-slides,
Book-reSts and Shelves, French cluster, cor
ners and wall Brnckets. Glove and envelope
boxes, match safes, carved frames. &c, &c He
has also in his operating room new and
beautiful Fore ground, the INST and only
one ever I'm wheeling. Call and examine.
III Main 81. wheeling.
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AN IMPORTANT MATTER.-Now that
REGISTRARS of voters ofthis. State have
entered upon their duties, in accord
unee with the provisions of the Regis
try Law passed by the Legislature, we
deem It advisable TO make a suggestion
IL is no secret that many persons nave
been DESTROYS Of procuring soldiers
discharges, paying for them various
prices. II is also known TINT a person
presenting to Registriir an honorable
discharge is thereby notrequired TO take
tile test oath. There can be no doubt
TINT many individuals who have given
"aid and comfort" to the rebellion viii,
ON being called upon by tho officer, pro-
iuce n discharge that he has purchased
from a Union soldier, and thus escape
the test oath. A great many Union
soldiers who were honorably dis
charged had not their own identihca-
tiofl thereon; and IL the Registrar IS not
very particular to inquire into
mn applicants nntecedents, a man who
had served the rebel cnuse during inc
entire war, but who had bought TINS
discharge, cuuld present the same nnu
avoid The oath. Where the soldiers
Identification is filed out, the deception
would not be SO easily detected; out
even then n rebel might procure one
iIial would so nearly describe him as to
deceive an officer unless he was on the
alert. Registrars cannot he too inqutst-
tive about this matter. ana we nave no
doubt but that they will thoroughly &c
quaint themselves with those whom
they do not know. Some Union sol
dfers have parted with their discharges
for most nstonishingly incoDstdernte
comDensntiOn-one, to our knowledge
receiving therefor only three dollars.
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Posr oFFTcE.-All persons having
bills against the Post Office are notified
to present them for settlement this at
ternoon.
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CITY ITEMS.
CH1LpRESs, GARRIAGEs-Diferen styles
and prices at d. SIcoLL & Bro.

WE desire to call attention to the adyer-
tlscment OF II. c. Harbour & Co, whoare now
opening out splendid assortment of goods
Just call in and see them.
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MtdifaI.
A CARD TO THE LADIES,
DIR. DUPoNco's
Golden Periodical Pills
FOR FEMALES.

Infailible in Correcting irregularities RemoV-
linz DISTINCTIONS OF the Monthly Iuihs'
from Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE
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GRA1XISo.-Desiringt TO give my entire at
tention the graining department of house
painting, i propose IN reduce the rates for
that kintlrof work TO twenty-five cents per
yIiri, the present rate is my cents per yard.
Having made this department q speciality
trust shall be nble 10 give entire satisfaction
to all who may favor me with a call.
For specimens of my work would refer TO
The houses OF Daniel Lamb, Daniel List, L
NJ. Norton, John Roemer, Geo. X. Wheat, DIR.
T. H. Logan, samuel LaughlIn and many
o,hers. An orders leftat No. ls8 Main street,
. doors below the Grant House, will be
promptly attendedto.
mr2i.2w HARRYsAiITH.
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Prof. JOS. EBERT,

MY authorized Travelling Agent, VIII visit this
locality from time TO time and cheedully
communicate all desired Information.
C. G, MELLOR,
feil22 Pittsburgh.
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IL ts now over thirty years since the ap ~
celebrated Pills were firSt discovers ~ tbsT
DTTPONCO, of Paris, during winch t li ~.
have been extensively ana as vel ~
in rTiyate practfce Of both hemisphere :, =
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS In ever Szlse: ~ tlI,,i
ohiy ~ y, In5,Ies Who have used them, that he
Is Induced to make the pms iTi f IN
deviation OF those suiieIIng ~ Iu IIxy,t an n.
crease Of family where health VIII not PeEili'
IL ONE PILL Is A DOSE.
Females peculiarly situated, or t9os aes sqg
posins themselves 80, are elnuoIe,ii It
hRsfnr, lheSe Pills while in that condiItiicI N.
fIIeT5 Iinyite miscarriage, after WniCn ,, 81
monItIon the Proprietor assumes no MOI l,.ant
hiiit,- although their mildness would p!ei piiIs
SnY infschief to health, otherwise tne t'''
are recommended as
MOST INVALUABLE REMEl1
61r all those nfIiicting cOmplnlns - " VI.
~, I've ssy Viz. TigfTesrsig and Pli'ftl ~,
Sfy7fdtioTl, Retention, PUN ~ INC IbtS ,J T. ~
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11SSS HSG5inesE FtIti0lse on any Sigh fLs, yas
FdIDidti0T Of ne HedTt, and sll vi ,I,sf rnOSt
distressing complaints, part ,S,nning OF
annoying, weakening, and the
all other female Weakness,
The LeueoFrhOea, or hh-,,s.
At the same time, there Is nothing, ~ VI n
mills that can do injury 70 Life OF htsltc III, viii
The dfreetioIls Dc SiI1 e .s ~
ONE RON Is SUFFICIENT.
.o ono pores have been Sold within
Two Years
- ,rl,.u,,,,J JRox.sf neaf BIZ Later, both n
myself and AEents TO az FL III, N TtTne IN
20, iSiItsi sily nothing like the above Pills
have been known since THE Sc1IzSCE %
MEDICINE DAwSED ufoS THE THE HoHLDi
n aemoyfutr Distinctions q RestoT'
ing Nature To its Proper Channel
t,rTIErrSG THE SETryEs and bringing back The
SRnsy color OF Healthn TO the cheek oil INC
most delicate
Price 81 per BOX. Six Roxes "a
Sold by Af'cABE, KRAFT & Co, Wholesllf1
Druggists, s. Main street, Wheeling. Genei ~
Wholesale Agents for West Va, to whom =, y.
OnieEs must be addressed Sold at ReIahf /"
REED. KRAFT eco. ~,
Sold In st CIni8ville, Ohio, by
W. 7. al. ]. PICKbhlESSV5it y.
Ladies', by sending 500 to either q " IN n
above agents 70 the Wheeling Post OiloE ~ III
have the pills sent, leOnhdenh tally y ~
to any part Of the country, free OF ne &c.
oS2lyd Sole Proprietor, New 1o-A.
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We arc indebted TO the affable
NIcKeIvey for late papers.
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LIVE HEAD-DRFss.-Me noticed, n
few days since, an incident or very
large rat suddenly climbing up lady's
crinoline while she was coming down
Main street, Here Is another of a lesser
magnitude. Yesterday a lady inthe IN
TELLIaRNcKR building sent up most
henrt-Tending screecli, which brought
to her presence divers and sundTies in
dividunls to learn the cause of her tur-
moil-but she did nothing but scream
and jump around, the consequence OF
which was to dislodge from the intri-
cate interstices OF her crinolineR wee
teen-tee, jocGlar mouse. After coming
out his balloon he went his way. IL
is supposed he started up TO visit one of
his friends in her waterfall.
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TAKE Notice.

~, yvrIoM IT MAY GoNCERN, THAT
we VIII on the thiE9 4, a1y S o. ,s{9bt i M
,sIt q Sewing Machine, 70 pay lEt4snl anu
~ - = - - ~ icl<haIn's Aution store.
IN naaFs1im A N. adams q GO.
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"Goop FRIDAY. i'-Yesterday was the
anniversary, in the Christian world,
of The crucitixion OF our Savior. II Is
termed "Good Friday" in atlusion to
the benefits conferred on mankind By
that interesting event in the life OF
Christ. II closes the week of Lent and
is the occasion Ofthe most solemn ana
impressive services in the churches
Int is especially observed by tue Pro-
testant Episcopal and Roman Catholic
denominations. Among the Saxons Il
was called .tLong friday because OF
the protrhcted religious services on that
day, and among the Germans II Is
known ,s ".Stillcr E'rietdg" on account
of the solemn silence observed in the
churches or Chan FTietdg, signitying re-
pentance. During the hrst three
centuries of Christianity It was
CHILLED the "pasch, because Christ,
the pascal lamb, was slatn:-
The celebration of the "pasch
tx still observed in some parts OF the
United States. Good Friday" Is the
only day in the year on which mnss IS
not celebrated in the Roman Catholic
Churches. The ceremony of kissing
the cross is performed by the clergy and
the people on their Knees. In some
countries an Image of Judas lscnrlot
was dressed up ON this day and subject
ed TO every sort OF indignity- In the
Protestant Episcopal Church there arc
generally two services.
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GREAT REDUCTION

oA OA w
n WHITTIER Il Co, OF PORTSMOUTH,
W. Ohio, are manufacturing the best, cheap
est and speediest Drilling Machines In the
world for boring Oil, Salt or ArteSinn wells.
They have been thoroughly and successfully
tested for eight years, In boring through the
hardest hint and lime rocks. By the peculiar
construction OF the tools, no reamer is re
qutred. and If Kept in order cannot stick fast,
and therefore require no jars The arrange
ment lar hoisttng tools and sand pumping are
perfect. The expense of engine Is dispensed
with, one horse and twomen being all that
IS Necessary for drilling nom twenty to thirty
feet per day, through ordinary rock. All ne
cesSlry tools and coo feet Of rope are furnished
with the machines Total weight OF ma
chimes near 2J00 pounds They are easily
transported, and can be set up In an hour.
The price, with every thing complete, and full
instructions, Is $500, delivered on boat or cars
These machines are simple in their construc-
ton, durable In their use, scientific in their
operations, and easily attended and kept
ordeFs and must therefore very soon super
sete all other machines for drilling deep
wells, as all who use them testify. Address
g. WHITTIER & Co, i
Manufactures, Portsmouth, Ohio.
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AN exchange enumerates a long list
"Cnriosities of Humanity" as fol-
lows: The husband that says to his
wife on Monday night, when cook is
in revolt, dinner is behindhnnd, and
..stock DOWN. "My dear, you look tired
-let inc walk mn and down with the
baby while you rcstS
The man who is consistent, and goes
out to chop kindlings for exercise after
having recommended beGl-making to
his wife ms u healthIul method OF eS-
panding the chest!
The man who Is always delighted
with the domestic buildings and pies,
and don't expect daily bill of lnre
like unto a French restaurant
The man who never saw n collar pat
tern that fits so much better than his
did!
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No Mons pYsPEPsIA!i-A Philadelphia
Druggist speaks OF Or, E1J's Ibsiic and Ant-
Dyspepde Piiis as the best Dyspepsia medicine
For Headache, indigestion. costiveneSs, &c,
they have no superior. Plain and Sugar
coatedi No Calumel! sold by dealers Price
. csnbs BY mail IS cents. z. Il. Logan q Co.,
Prupdelors- div
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CAswELL. MACK s Co.'S Elixir OF Iron,
Phosphorus and calisaya. Also Cod Liver
OIL aud American DeadOriser and Dlsinfect-
ant. Fun supply Just received by Edmund
Booking, No. odd Fellows Hall