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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-11
Ct. @oupernenr glnoeripu BON

ytce @cuperneur untsr Brouab ::nb ',ursrneur
mad Brcuab's Scbe, bat einen beahi, snsrtben
Brtef aelhrieten, Der i'm Cincinnati & numerical
BON seffern 3u leisn 1T. gBir molten II bic fOls
9enee Stele aus Dem 8rtefe terpcrtebea
sd mu6 Dem Tcrben iasen, bae :. renn
er hem @onsreiie fOlst, f@ in, en- 3wei.
ten Barsnfries farSt, cbsr pislmebrtn ne Olais
fe BON Strsttsfeiten unb bnr@ Mna aie uno
Despctismus in rationale unb ssisi aaftli6e
AuFSiuns. Ser rsipsetabelRs Betrsf uno fur
aae nies unbeif III Mahe; Der ssmeth tlt ber
@traei5 erbdrmli6er pclitifer, uslhs ste alien
pldse perfcrbener StaatsmGnner fil..."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-11
siratssn pDats? GliIs @autbisr .par meine @6we.

bsiratben tprate? Glile @antbier par meine Shre,
| ter"
CT ma6 midi cine Wsils NIT ideuen anaalid,n
9lidsn, unb i'd iab, rie feline snssfallsnsn per>
ihrumpftsn 2hss frampf6aft sudsn. ugBas fGbrt
Sie bisber, 6srr Gautbier?" frasts er NIT elmer
stimme. melae unnSt9s laut mar, UNI i9r 8sbsn
Su perbersen.
SD Bin Der gsprumaahs's bsr brsi sdweiieru
3tttel nno fcmme nm, mir btejentse Musfunft 3u
8sbens 8sbeten
Ser Baron erscb fh sunaha In einsn sAwau
BON SdimpfmDrtern unc 8erminihunssn iber Bic
bret nisSsrrdhtissn geitsln, bic fi fir inioluent
erfldtten, nm ibn nm lstn autsS @elo III brtnasn,
1t. osrsl. m. Sd batte mir ru6ia einen stuel as'
ncmnlsn uno mid ibm assenitsr gsiest unp lie6
i'm Isinsm @rpa frsisn 9auf laiien. Sann fraats
ih ibn rubiS, par,tm ct mir nitt seantmortet bas
be? - rgDetl Id SIREN Namsn nitt lslsn fpnnte,
rel th ntdt anttrOrten pp0te, neil ih otele bret
elsnbsn @e1aSpfs mod ins 3uatbaas brinssn ipera
Be-" ihrie er triithene, muBte aber etne Sike NIT
sinem teftissn 9uitsn bassn.
Stun eenn, ss III and fetne gHabe, bas sie
MIR ntdt antrcrsten," sntsssnete ih rin's 3ubt.
6aua setSrsn nod anoere Ssute, als bic Spfsr si,
nes icl6sn f6nSeen Betru8s. Snsuilhen bas
zen bic 8er9altniiis fh anbers ssitaltst, unb bas
8cnfursperfabren sssen bic Srdulsin =. 3ittsl 1T
Fliirt. Man bat ein Sausbuh unb cine Wtsnse
uihhSer Scfuments aus Dem @adlas ees 8its
msifters b. 3tttel aufasfuneen, unb Der @lGubasr=
aus1tus tsrlanst, baB bas Shulosnmsisn hes
8ericrbsnsn srif aerrbaet nnb bic 8alinttit hers,
nissn Sbulsurfunpsn ssprift ,psrbs, in bsren Ser,
btnblihfeit bic brsi Shpsitsrn untsionnen etnaes
tretsn. 3u bisism Bsbuf Bin iib bier erlAisnsn
nit ssssnmdrtissr serihhiaer @Oamaat, mir
iimmtliAs Yapiers, tpprauf Sbrs Mnlprits an Bic
III 8onfurs ssrattsnen Samsn iidb sranben, sur
sinfiamabms unb Qraiuns pOrlessn su laiisn unb
Dor AIsm ben a8ehlsl suridBupsrlanssn, tpslhsn
Sic meinen Wtanbantinnen misoer ab3sncu,msn
6aben. SD bitte Ste allp sintss 3susen su beru,
fen unb mir tn hsrsn Gsssnnart bic ldmmtliten
papisrs pcrtulssen."
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-11
@rnfe geiorgnile nno 9iiituugen in Scr sdpeis


8iele slauten In Der sbnei,, bas, nahpem Elm.
NAL Der Gsbanfe elmer @sbstsentiadbisuns BON
5ranfrsih in Anrssuns sebraht mprosn 1T, ss,
renn es BON Seati9lano nidts erlansen fam, ba,
fin ifrsbeu piro, bic fran,SRihsn Sbsle BON Der
ShpeiS unb Bel8ien an f1h 5u reiben. Siss hat
Su tnanhsrlei patricttItsn Ssmonffraticnen 9nlob
aeasben unb als Die bsoeutunasppllte osrelbsn mub
Die am "a. Musuif itattsefunosne Ginreibung els
mes Senfnals anseieben peroen, oas bum Mnoen,
ZEN an sinen Siss, DEN 8srner Miliasn iter fran.
aSFIhe Srlbatsn i'm s. 1898 errunasn taben, BET
Neueneaa In Gantpn 8srn erri1tet ipcrnen 1T.
Shcn bic Muflhrift, bic bas Genfmal trGst, 1T
beseihneno iie peif Sarauf- bin. eas Die rFssse.
ppbntsn" ssranScien In oisiem Srsffsn unterlssen
isien uno baB niht tis @rSBe Der Ssers obsr Die
@ortrsf7liafet Der gBafFsn, ionbsrn bic @inisfet
Der san5sn 8spSlfsrans bic ssltfitanoiseeit zines
| 9anoes ithere.
burh militirite Diasreaeln Der umfai1snoftsn 9lrt
auf bic bsfirhteten Decentralization Dor. @rit uns
| fGnait bat man bic perlhisnsnen 6interlasunsss
@spebrs forsfaltiaen unteriu6unsen unterncrfsn
unb nit benz, tpslheS ia als oas bette bsrdbrt bat,
lCa Die seiammte s8afsnmanniaaft tn Der Shms5
temaf1net psrbsn.
= Ga pirb untsr ben ssssnnartisen 3!itnms
aaneen MAIDEN unisrer 2slsr intsrtilrsn, su erfab,
rem, baB in Tsw 6ampbirs, einem Der ratiatefen
raeifalen Wanfse Staatsn, fetn Sattolif su
Itrgene sinem Nmts pdb lbar I 4 trrsosm
bas Die Contribution Der Ser. Staatsn auebriidlb
pcritrstt nas In fsinem Staate ben 9hrasrn If,
senp sin rslisSisr sssit" aufsrlest psrse.
OeRerreia unO Stalien. Sic eOrSon
Stmss ibrsist, eaS In BclSs Der fefsn Saltuns
Brsu6ens bic so,nsuntsrbanolunss smtiasn
Ssareb unb Staltsn srcbe Tcrt1hritte semaat
6absn. Sts Stalsner iptltsen stn, 73 Uiintcnen
iSrancs nit @affht auf Die SRerreihtlhs SAulb
fir 9snstien au sablsn. sc bat audi cine @srsin,
taruns bstrsfTs Der Ssititeluns Der Grsn5e bes
Oiiiriets BON Srisnt fatssfunDsn, trenn aud pisl'
feitt fsins irt5e, bic als IriaAen finftissn 3pies
Ipalts entfsrnt. 0ie Stalisner erbaltsn Silva unb
bas game nSrslihs ufsr bss Sarbaises, alsin Rs
uereen einigsS Ssrrain auf ben BerspdIsn rbsr.
sails 8:rsamo, 8rsseia unb 8icsn;a rsrlsrsn.
Ser SaiIsr rcn Ssifrstb bate Dem @cuperneur
pcn 8prol Die Mittbstluns ssmaht, bas fltsrns
Oenfmiin,sn CUR @rinneruns an Die Srsue unb
Sapferfsit Der Sprofer pdbrenb bss jinsRen Hrie'
sss aeialasen metosn riiresn. Ginsm jepsn Sprc'
lsr, Der sur @erttsici8nrs Ses @aterlanoss ins
Bslo sssCssn Jet, miirpe cine Osntniin3e ertesilt
psrben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-11

9ic Sluitrirte 8elt. = 8on Der Baabano.
lung oss Srn. $50. &. xbectalo tn @instnnatt
srstslsn tpir bas Tie 6eft risisr aets miasomms'
nsn 3sitlArift.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-11

Matirnalsa5in einsr Gresbensr Cons
hitcret.
9rsueilaer selbat. Gamclsr pfannta'
den, ssmtB aus Berlin.
abirts. gas, Sssnis, aus Berlin sassn tpss
b(es bic Minetemtel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20


ALMOST A DELBGATE-An indiVid-
u0ls John Dixon by name, appeared in
the police court Saturday morning, who
We first thought was an 'FunWashel''
delegate to the Democratic Convention
assembled In the room above. Several
parties who saw him the night before
about eleven or twelve O'Clock, in die
neighborhood of the franklin House.
Center Wheeling, with small carpet
sack In his hand, and using the choicest
OF explosives for the edIfication of the
neighbo rhood, made the same mistake.
But Officer Stanley making his appear
ance on the scene, with singular pene-
tratton discovered the true state Of the
case and marched Mr.. Dixon of to the
lookup.
Having forgotten that he once had a
ntmble tongue, he was Unable 70 make
any defence, and was fined i've dollars
and costs. he was sent to jail in com
sequence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20

BROUGHT 10 GRIBF.-HenryB tesock,
a vacant looking youth, with marrow
forehead and pendulous lower lip, was
attempted to entice from the paths of
virtue the chaste damsel, Miss Elizabeth
Archer, who Is now domtciIed Mt the
watering place on Fifth street, kept by
AIr. Jones, where she will continue for
n few weeks longer, 70 dirt, and spend
the money Of Taxpayers.
Mr.. BresOck was fined i've dOllarSand
costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20

SWEAR NOT AT ALA the munini-
pal court yesterday Henry Otto was
bronght before Judge Good, charged
with disoFderlY conduct, by using loud
S9n9 pToIane Language towards ottlcer
The officer, Il appeared, had been
given q bill to collect from Mr. Otto,
Shathe would 60 round the market TO
borroW the requisite funds for lfQuida-
ton. Accordingly, he started, but not
returning in any reasonable time, the
officer proceeded TO hunt him mp. and
found him standing on the steps Of
John Balls hotel apparently entirely
OblivlOuS of the fact that he Owed 4
cent in the world. On being reminded
that the little bill was still awaiting
settlement, he went with the offieeF
back to the market house, hut wander
ing atmlesSly around in the crowd for a
while, was asked whether he intended
TO fork over or not. At this insulting
question he grew very wroth, and told
the othcers with divers imprecations,
Tor the repeating of which we should
nave 70 wear boiled peas in our boots
for q month, to let him (AIr. o. alone
70 his meat-chopping, and go about
other business.
AT the suggestion that the City Coun-
Gals IN its wisdom, had passed an ors1t-
nance providing for the arrest ana nne
of any individual who might choose "a
disobey the ScriptuFal command about
swearing, he defiantly proceeded to dc
il more and harder. But one course re-
manned. HeWas arrested, and escorted,
by the officer and a dozen or so OF
small boys, to the lookup; and being
placed within cage occupied his 1eis,
ure, until the arrival Of Judge Good, In
demonstrating TO some sympathizing
friends his entire inUOCanH9.
he was fined one dollar and costs
which, after some trouble in borrowing
it. he finally paid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20

DDS'r CONE 10 T1A1R.-Ihe individ-
nal who tried to borrow pistol for the
fell purpose of shooting the elderly gem
tleman, who showed him some old fash
Toned science on Friday evening, did
Good. Saturday morning, as requested,
in consequences Of a trip TO the country.
The case against the elderly gentleman
for his pugilistic display was therefore
continued until to-day tMonday.)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20

THE PHILADELPHIA CONvENTIoN.-
We have heard good many questions
asked, and, likewise, a good many as
seTtions made, as 70 the object and do
ings Of the Philadelphia Convention.
Some have stated that il was to unite
upon a broad national platform all the
States, DC; others that Il was an attempt
to revive locofocoism. A friend of ours,
however, ga religious cuss," secs the
"unerTing finger Of Providence" in the
matter, and states that the holding OF
this meeting and others by the ''unter-
rided" and their kinfolks, is one
of the appointed ways by which
moral pesttfences are to be Killed of.
Another tells us that sfnce the meeting
of the Convention whisky has been
quoted scarcer and higher, and this
gives us clue to the mystery. Wenre
Satisfied that Il Is only new way the
Great Organizer has OF showing his
hand. Not content with being the
Moses to deliver black Americans from
the oppression OF slavery, he desires to
have the glory Of freeing white Amerf-
cans from the oppression Of strong
drink. AT any rate, fighting for an
illustriOus individual, what better could
the Philadelphia Convention do than
follow, 80 far rs might be, his illUstri-
Gus example.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20
EoR SAbE.-on Saturday; a startling

For SAbE.-on Saturday q startling
accident occurred on Market street inthe
ghborhoodof WashinE ton. A horse.
whose pedigree we haven't ascartained.
but Rhos Ike Saul and Jonathan. yTns
sW1tter than an EAGLE and stronger than
4 Hon, and, In addition, fuller OF yEiciS-
ednesS than Satan himself, ran away
the buggy % which he was attached.
into Q brush heap on the hill side Of
Market street. frightening ont Of their
wits the lAb0reEs engaged at the work
Of shOyeling dirt over the 20-inch water
pipes, and almost escaping into the viii
derness out the pike, before he was
stopped. rs 8. -
ranted gentle and well broken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20
Frustee,s sale Of BrewerY FiN.
lures.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed by Alex. Euston 70 me as Truss
1865, on recod in the Recorders ONCE in
Ohio county, In book No. %, at page No. 1916, I
Will proceed to sell at public auction at the
Anchor Brewery, on Market street, ON Satur-
day, August 5th, 1885. at10 O'Clock, a. M, the
mash tub, boiling tubs, cooler. raGldng tub,
said Anchor Brewery. f.,-s5 I LIN -
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth cash and the
balance in 4, s and Il months, with Interest
and approved security. The purchaser may
pay all cash, II he elects SO to do. This Is one
Of the best arranged BTeWeFies In the city and
has the reputation OF having made the best
quality OF ales, tkc.
S.P.HILDRETH,
-tyz8-ts Trustee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20

County, SA1BAIH SSHoon CioNvES.
IIoN.-An adjourned meeting 81 SuneF-
lntenden&s, teachers and friends nfSa6-
bath Schools, VIII be held at the. E'fl-
glish EVange lical Church this evening.
as ha4t past seven O'clock, to make final
arrangements for the approaching
County Sabbath School COnventEon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20

It Is now over thirty years since the above
celebrated Pills were inst discovered by DB.
DUPQECO, OF Paris, during which time they
have been extensively and successfully used
in most Of the public institutions, as well IS
in private practice, of both hemisphere, with
unparalleled success in every case, and ii g
only at the urgent request of the thos'
sandsOf Ladies' who have used them, that he
is induced TO make the Pills public for the AZ
deviation of those suffering from any lTTeg1'
lartaes whatever, as well as to prevent an ID.
crease OF family where health will not permi'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20
Trustees Sale of a valuable Farm
in MashaIl County. w va si


DY VIRTUE OF. A DEED OF TRUST
ID from u. P. o,Hern 70 me as Trustee, dat
sd March 30th, 1664r viii Ofar for sale at Ghe
mont door Of the Court House, In Ohio Coun-
ty, on ThursCiRy, July 18th, 1855, at 10 O'Clock
Q. M, that valuable property known as the
NeecelSiplace, being part ofthe estate of the
late Benz. McMechen, ESD, containing
tEenty:two acres, more or less, situated. on
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, about
three miles south Of this city. This land ex-
tends nom the Ohio river to the hill, lis
underlaid with, coal and limestone 3 Is OF
the best quality and admirably adapted for
gardening purposes. There Is o comfortable
tWo story brick dwelling house, out houses,
and agood orchard on 1t.
Terms viii be made known on day of sale.
-4hahtle to the0bQyR land IS believed to be
tndisputable, but selling as Trustee will con-
vey only such title as is in me vested by said
deed q trust. S.P. HILDRETH.
The above sale has been postponed until
August uth, at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
@ g. p. HuDRETH,
tyLS sii Trustee.
The above sale is postponed until Monday,
August 9th, at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
anl5-td 8. p. HILDRETH, Trustee,
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81. ~ ~ I siSlol 4YinaiolFs Sooth-
lngS5 MP il oliila . -,
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cQnncclll with slHl on q aili6i6, ~
WY M 10 Losers =
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elotl liIol1 hair loils Oh lIilI color. :
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20
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Certainly no one would hesitate tore
commend any remedy kIlOt51 to be godl
and reliable as q preventive or cure for
that torFibie disease Gholefn. or ,liv NJ
its kindred disorders - y = .
a. lady writes from BROOKLYN. n. Y.
IN regard % d. Hughes Cholera S1e.
cttic, that she had been suffering 4 a.ifeSt
deal nom diarEhoea and made Ilfssr.
able IL; but that she tgns forfunSta
enough 20 get possession OF q bottle al
MS Sure Relief and Raiiablh CnFe >
ana has used = ltl1 the happie result
and verify Believes u has lttuf - froT1
having The cholerll this summer. -
a lady Who writes from Isynchbnfw
tl1le she has used ElE . Hugh n Ieine
with the most satisfactory & Illet nd
eonld not be induced to 40 without IA
She used tin The else Of two safvRnts
when al otller means f5iled to prnducs
with immediate effect and speedy
TIE Hair Bs6ge maj rivas me besf
Ion = P5taclliIie. -lissd ana sSid
telsi liilafa u - so
j 4l11 your soulng ulach1na cotton. a WIN,
srlllnSg e9s - Main &. .lYey siiFs fi6
n1irei 81 Cen. "a; d Is 81
and have induced Il rElco % ten cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20

om.-Another flowing well has been
struck at Burning Springs. A teIegram
well, lot No. So, Is flowing ut the rate OF
one hundred and hlty barrels per day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20

TIM Board OF Registration for Ohio
county meets at 10 A. n. to-day, in
the Court House, for the examination
Of the alleged infringement of the regis
tration law at the last election in TTia-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20

GUNDRIES-A FEW BBIS PRIfFlTA-
e9ple SuRaFs Superior Green BlselS aI1fI
.l1ss 1elll FElEe tlite Wine VfneSaF
1 4S,E 9qtk CEap and Champ me Cidef. bof1
IlAeeses5 P1ekle8 and Sauces TA7lloca Hsafi
Sll9 stlIclls DC. stIerInefical
ses4ele4l - lr1QnS M1ekeFei. Coddsh Hon.
nlts lo1steE, CEaE1s and SarEiffifs =
s%tln1t1e klllsils iIlstaEdl; saIaf on test
SUING trene1 Mustard; Sap SEQ GIhesss.
1oget1.r With . EeneEal assortuiafitr a.
- 2 as1s artacies Just received and foF
N.&G. d. yy0opRow
Cd Fellows Han Building lIonFos ~
3 r1Ez slllil ~ =. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20

DEMOCRATIC cow DEM
ocratic Nominating Convention met at
the Court House, Saturday at 10 A. NJ,
and having effected an organization by
the appointment of A. ]. Sweeney, Esq;
President. ]. Du Bots and g. h. Jingle,
Esqrs., Secretaries, proceeded to app
point delegates to the Democratic Com
ton of State officers, and cOn6erees to
make nomination for State Senator.
The following named gentlemen were
chosen to act as delegates and .GheiraI-
ternates to represent Ohio county in the
State convention:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20
Mrdital.
A GARD To THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNCo's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

Infa1ible in Correcting irregularities, Remoy'
ing Distractions OF the Monthly Turns
from Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20
q 9aI sue. EN-
For Sale.

A COMFORTABLE BRICK HOUSE SIT
"A uAted on the west side OF Main street.
Centre Wheeltngs containing eIrht rooms
cellar, &C.. Everything connected with this
house IN the most complete oIIier. ,Apply 20
fTHQMAS sO6RlEN, Real Etate : &gfnt
over Peoples Bank. ~ ~ au.45SiV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20

PRIMARY MBETINGS.-At the meet
ingG, held on Saturday afternoon and
evening in the country and city town
ships, to elect delegates to the COnyen-
ton on Saturday next, there was a
large and enthusiastic attendance. A
number Of hne speeches were made,
and everybody manifested a determina-
ton 70 use all hnnoT1ble means to carry
the next election.
The following named gentlemen Were
chosen delegates:
Warrington 1OlgIIRhip-Jas. Mathews,
Henry r. Myers, John F. Baird, Geo.
ZeiRler, VIM, e. Connolly.
4ddisOH lEIlshSp-Thos. Z. Beans,
Robert Campbell, Fred. Myers, John
FreW, William Robb, Captain John
Mcclure, James W. Warden.
Cay bl1hGalp.-Daniel Peck. Henry
Redmaus DR.. John c. Hupp, Henry
Crangle and William Graham.
BHioN IoWasAip.-D ". ThaFp, J. A.
Metealt, Rev. =. Ball, I. n. McNealy,
WILLIAM Shields.
Center 1oloHship.- Stephen Ripley,
Edward HoFnbrools. W. p. Hubbard,
Allied Works, Christian Smith.
Rcb1tef 1olCllshlp, John Handy
Henry a. Knapp William OIohan
Samuel MCVey, Henry Wallace, PhiliE
Shelly, John Goudy.
NICHE 1ltGEf1.eJohn w. Shultz
r. w, HaElett John Boeshar.
The above comprise an the town
ships in the city. The country town.
8hlps VIII be heard from In day or two.
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MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
for al those afhictlng complaints 50 peculiar
to the sex, viz Dt5ireSES5lQ and P3fnfId Ma
gtlIEUtiOa, Retention PUN 81 tie Back and LOi4t
Eres!tfll DOlCI1 EtEislS, Rush Of Blood % "
Hedd. OtEzfneRS, DiHReES Of Sigh, Gree7 Slnt'
ReGS, HeuriNeSS, FiIfigIfe on any Slight EbeIfic1
Rutpttdtf01 Of the ReGt, and all the vaTIons
distressing complaints, particularly that mas
annoying, weakening, and the beginn!nga
All Of l1AH female vyeaFanealeS
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ITyEIs COMPANY HAVING oR9ANfz-
IL ed In April, lgS4 IN eOnjunctien With ne
ven known ffrm Of Cache & Co. rs ainlnf
stock company OF = d,
PRACTICAL PIANO MAKERS,
who have held pI0fninanf positions In some
Of the bGst estati ishnaanfs Of this eouufIF and
-EpTppe. The company claims that their
X amos combine an the excel 1eneies Of an the
l4test e WIN BE nl1tFelif to
N th4l men Wn0se san and ahlIlties having
not he les EIle n when their own tIiflFsf
ana reputation ana inv Owed. Asa tffn0nyi
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FIRST PlsEAlT U1E OVER ALL CoaTPE
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BY Includes 6f Tie Iaie ,Ili65 I;ei;Ji, =.
: he 1[lfIlut Of lfiliiuGI5 m
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this ard Cd "a MI n II6f ~
iieElof % any haTel( 1F3 In ~
want OF q ltEt-ellss Piano fiflliilI
With the greatest care aud q flifi it IlisI1s
nal VIII ave Lle1lelg vi 55lll n,
tllalZe pianos nlQre cos y. hut By no Tis.ssIi
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. Comply
3 BAIT. Z ONO RAILRoAD Co.,
WHHIuSG June IS, 1886.
SUMMER SCHEDULE

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and amer June
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59e LAUGHLIN's eza
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Is Old Home Bitterss ~ ~ 2
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