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Siiee: Sir. 80, Rorttiirase,
,,oCQIAN EhIttntnrr ~

80 Qplr MAIDEN sang btcnotlS aut bic arisetee e,s
Spnttys Tr. SpbiaS, Rt y, Wftb, 9uenir., auf.
mert am. g9r babsn p!sieiiis bic lcbenSftu Gtni.
ren lbsr bic bon ibm odeie,!en s3riilen 9tEarn,
gldie, sebptt, wahrtno t,Ine aeEaue RtnniniB Get
ipid3taen Setaliebe5 ibu btfabet stnau benz Ause
angsraBte Gidist ~ feferr
sH- Or. Wainter, emit ae,p. eblropobh bes mi.
itdtn a,lers upb irat,r lorslabrieer ssisar,t oeS
SSnss bon greufeu, 10 as Sabutraueeu. Operoieug
uub bet aGen tebeu hes ,jnse6 II. Der Stlsnlt rpie
Srritbalen gelen. tSeidwiie &C. be'ienS Gu enicfth
len. Sbm iieben ete i6mtideibaelien 3eu8uiie ost
96tisn jse,tibafteu IN Suropa aur Seite. Wlan oer-
acre nidbt. rer.onmeuesu ,fags i'd an Sr. PAINTER,
VT 20 OH-6aItimpreitr I'LL trencen.
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SSiir Bale sleh gpl5erte 30 Ses.
Ei!etI,ea.

GeI SreunScu 1t, 2rtannea btr -scn-crba". Ct
tsuFGati uab teln aesbrien gublitpm tSsrbeupt ,ur
saGrdhL bas fur trstuS ci1s Ss,t natb tem lScptbr.
ets Gen: arpte iiarf1sedue neue 5adc Der rSeNcprr
bios. nit ben oamit osrbuaseu.u 86um 'tdsitea spr
Nbbaltur8 rpr 8Sasn II Gcrjer!eu gu niittben n.
tenn frabjdtiJe apptltatiou aeuldd,t wirh.
Die elegdnt: aro icitbare ftu5fefiruTs res srpaei
Gao!cs, peth ietr-rbriitsr garet feltnuisgr fisr
stTrcH II. Galusr 70 ste tcauen,S geacura;isas i'm:
Ter Fetit areGcin Gveiteas.e nit pcliirote tfns..
ei@tttsr sls.s, loqrr RiIats ~ UuR'dbsn ihiR.
@eHifanosses Eael5s'd,irr fIr 200 asuVcrts Is ~
eI1em rosierH Freiis ~ mietbts-
aihers l.uSfanit bet q, sB. TbheI
Rt. S7e, 8aittaipre- sssiifen gaidts- i.
(CN.95-l Nnlaitr
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esin porsrettIIe.,ss s5sIlm.saeI.

sSu ionrcn NIT futtm 0eptNen Gaen fpelde
b5eareeul puit,n lttbsu
Or. s5tritSor5's bnrioiitB'n 0rfgrsgoTiam
smtitblen Strislbe Itait fat auaehblidlp Gslsida
strttn8 unb IL 1ueem rtd)t on9enebm ciniurebmep.
Stai Speisl 1T scr bpntaiibe Suasnbaiiam .ues
Der teitea TN Gebrou9e bcfinb.iden graparat., unb
u,ebr fduiht itiu Geenbilmer ibm ntdtt IA an,
J ben has Wit;ei lcste Gpcde btriutbt ra5 ctn.r
btdta laiser SuReu eaturd nom 6alie 9sidaIIt. gs
iptrb bon Or. Q tt Lamb, Rr. i39 Gsc0mcrss
Gtr., Cincinnati o., 5ubereitet Il. pru autu ayobcs
feru eertauft; In Baltimore son Gets g.
!,aRce, sir. 10s aSeft.Batimorei.r., uHs ii gB a.
fbinston bon SDl 70. VI Oitn 4 Brubct,
aEs.SaEss Tl:G sseanem
Bamer. me;de Ditnite eines atten sr,tss be-
btrter folt'n iitt ls.s an aor. g5djumaitu, ST.
80, Ncrst-, roh' 2erirBrnlt,, peESea sr. { Is ".
nanG 10 oer eiuat9e artt in st:i'm gante ogi zen
man d lei ber 6ei'lug etr GeGuea.raufbst.sn rsrs
laFsn rarn, all ba EpSi
stodnn9 Ser moua.iIsu Jlea'furs
Giebar1nylisg. .SprFaI u GtritDiCSrua
2Gdtn unb S;iteui@Rlsr.eH,
Aieccc6eidiageTefit.
Gets.t Slub. sDrt,tloT SIeit, e;tr0Bfts 2opi,ytb
itab ale BEN Sam siF,Ht gtid5wtreen
Sebe TAME, ei: etaat Sc'@tdisH Scttps E.atst
iollte tei 9r. 9 t umGnn scrtrethsn.
s!an rerssiie ail3t bic &uumet SO. Npt.by, eSr
tbsu5 ren Eefinstcnar,, EaltimDIe 1Rc. SrStge!.u
EsrSta nab 90" a"shssa,rs 81. n'rfsnst.
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. wunberbare Imnse Dame.

o u,aanetid,e Drstor'n, Brl GenueIiee, tha
bas Wuuee,tno stnannt 1T nah GtneinnaH 3urid.
ee.ebrt u. bat IN 5. Str., SIT. 422 robe Rouneitr.
tt,le alinlt erricpiei, mo mon e b.r ale aaf e.bes
u. geiuutteit beIiate traBed rm Bath fa8en
fanu Ste s.bt Iusiunft hber petlcsenes oser aeheb
Ienes Giarnisum; ,bsntfi,irt se bstrefenst psriou
eber FsrIouer NIT ioiher Ssi,iumIte. RAT ,aun, elm
.3weifei an eesen Sdulb iiSr.s bleitt; seraib aut
Yerlaaeen In bspnbtloitn 3uitaus; tssbt, ii4 IN
@etfe na ebtM Gbetlt bsr 9Net nro ipilrt atptsrtt
geicneu ein.rlet oh to0t pber letenb.s. auf weidt
hurt ie tre Sage u 9ren autentbal'scrt ben nad,.
frag :neen isreun9en ntsttbeilen saraulu ptrrna
nents 5eiluig In alien Jsrtu, ecren 1ur te iiber.
n,mrtt. Sis reiiet rbae lnll unert oser S6merlsr.
pbne einen Grppien 6lui, " 4 biz "a etuneen eex
Rrebs nit Siue,pt u. StitI aus. @sl6tmie ttnnen
In Ssts gassa uisbsr sssen, nns ale ienittssu
8ranfstitei ueroea NIT siei4sn Grfsse bttaatslt,
e!e ea nc :.e<etteneu, aufssbrure. &ran,pfs Ssrj-
libel, Ser ,uIt ses Yehen 4. GebbtS sns snpsS
R,auibeusr, ueIGen her Nieuft xsterwsIfoa H. VIE
pt,st fiuhsn promPie Seantwertuns phs Irssne;en
retetu eut 9trIauaea per grpies eei66t. Grtif
ab siiile man; Ber 3i72, Cincinnati p. q. Ste
yraris bat IN bu IettenS 70 sasenommen. bob e nd
nod ber Denife tes Or. g. p, Wcobbuu bat cerftttru
NrtSsn, nm sasau'rmn'sn, (Aplo 1Vst tn,w)
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Maa abams' GgpreRs
&Cmraeaic
BAT ;Wttt6tftdbe nftauad bem g H..
een TN anftIlfie
3u 9pRbburs urb GihmOnt
an bic fatIt&e grpIsb q pasnit
einse,tdrt Seiber, sntrttia ben II. xaumannssatI
lsoeG art merSsn i9uea, Piempt unb tdpsr btf!t-
bert.
Swei Dial tdsIt4 nat ausH sauptpunttsu III CO
ii6lttn Staetsn.
Geben ,jradt unt ipnittstr austunit @tnbs Har
fd mad unerem ermrtrue in
ssr. LEA, galtimpr,ir, rrb
&r 227 II. z29 Glib. Doparsff.
(28s-) Akams' GrrIes. u em b an :.
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Sag D.n vS'S s. Dtel.
u,f 3. smith SiaDttr.

Az ,sest a.ea;,lt waru.e y. tate Spt!isl = /.
s,ss. y. @ne cid. auSisabl Der tssn sS:tnt sti
aosn.r alsIe,t 10 fsis btaber. pro @senns nae
ti'm sias. tS"""-S
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hTgbneiten sIittsbeH agtbsen IN ksieln psnse
IN Slrpsd etsrsfn worseE. ssls iilb be elu.
hntru9iioen Nttt'i qgetf us5e6'c. sDst!ttter
atrtiitst iOti Raupt Be e!u,i:cn, be euE smss
tfansr geta ipitttu. Stt i.elta bas q.ver rp!ceet
yer nne sctsn 0neU, bic ibte Cturshftt burd fnuz
,.r Iu. Whslg@etuH9en ss'r ssbsHte dnktmebntticR
e.'Atneet bateH, cas- Btrar're lurrs. Diice Qr.
&c. No:'b-. etu 2ags ssu SfrIrstoihr.
SDStpr IeisGnfGdu
pster hD, luntH ior9iahrtltn G0antIn on.uitlltf,
ta8 e. saS srsbs Essrtm sebeI!t u. gtitssas gpbas
tapg
git. 80. Mortbar. . galttmore, Iss,
aegadei BAT mo er ieHs srcIarels SebdEktuno aller
5ransa. l,5sl uub sebeimen secr eettia,n ReiGsey.
zen totteeeu tpTb Da'nen rntite init sebarrutley.
So,an ceet Whittier. Der Idmiruus. Rcbtrlti6la1e1-
bert RI tsr. IL 9snetu- -5tmsr;.ur sleGeabea s6msg.
ter in Grmen Il. 9einsu. Gd,luihtel
Stcarna Scr Ncuais Getntauna uns
alien fDniti9sn Wlutterlstben
Jepia9t 'lne, iouttn tf Rb lnr ternoeren GuaQbs
riaden, Or. Z e3umanH gu SRa,be III Itettn, IL is
ttn ar;l her In Baltimore bB9;t yerteItait se,ami
TT nre Tts Stras cetipri5t iraS eg Dot Az leilen
IN 9tanes it, Hamen tbnp,n in ttrer Sriyanppb.
runa III oIer Eteil.u brr Etaet teind 1perstp sso;-
DE bic euberblb Der Stabt pbcr tn mtitr Sfrre seH
zen tSnrsn III bts Hottprs Stsat-9E Gbuuna wdbrsnS
st: Bohin'et'es Nit arlttbtr Sftae reriegeg uus
teDilist psrosr.
Dte Wonrbeit anp SuaenDtroft erlanat
man eur1 Or. 9 &umeu ms Qa,
tenseHens pbtr StraftsGitrir, Ipfote Or.
9 hu mann Robttal@ @@tlen ober ptg.
iliGen Wieberbsrfteler.
Dice wurberreutn <hei fel.n be Wanneeit aueb
It Der perpulittien Gcniti:uiiou picber b.r, mSge
6s Ssrrtttura ben Iuaibpt'fm9'0 pIma-gtr.
lhish coet nataritdptn uriaG.N tetribrsu, Gle
fIr'rsu spa Gruuo aile,
SartenfuB pper @amenIhwdSe Ge-
iNIe@tltGe SAwade Nnb GteitdnSsbtns
t.rnife TIM 2lasemetnen, 9erpGTtGt,
aHS5sbruns, Sdafuft, Srdnpfs, eciai8e
uns fbrperli1e nnfdbIsfsIt, zine 5el9s
BON Selbfi1w66ung ac.
Dte 3ur SeIIlinJ sercsIateiittn fdle eltsrterltde
Stt tt BpGen. Die MttIel nit feG uaep ben &C.
eIltIsn aniptttnn8en sttvard1t persen; tia 5sbl.
lhla9 IL rnIn0sltl. 9tefe bos atbtn aIeidiam ppr
R.usr! .r.eu6eneem Ritttl 'o4tsn seH artn, be TN
Se9rltfe t:ben, ~ betrntbe en-, eebraudi iDtrSsn,
b. ibrs 8iItunaen b | stbsn : int. Die meSt,
itntt@en Seuluals Rnbsl Ia itntu bic
pretten c ssurat:en &Rtbeeuusrn. Der eliDg 1T
" leee'n eEtelutn tslt 10 eSluth, pis Sa8 esiptn
e. Snrfts eatb aaIsr. SansItn0! 8 biz
Gstlt uns Sbrpsr ssrGiSrenben, ans a,sst,
men @emDbntctten fammenben ssfQnf.
tatten uitterTcyffn2 Or. SCtumanns
sraftsG Geu3 unp ytGbitai. .SNGcu betlsa btf
fnlimmtfen Tahs,
t0sbTsre ie barnllos urs obut sas seIErertt ;TpJp
iGla8tn.
@5te werben rrn Or. Gbumann, Sir. 80,
Nortbfr., 6aus Don eertnstonfr,, ;:.be,
rettit unb Strtauft.
Sgs Stt4en, mat,t einsn Deyia:t ba,
NIT! Ste tperben GaG GaGs seR!B Set.
lung trsnSen.
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- nntfettriut9en Grailhsn
ihh1t6sn RtfEitatsn bon -.utt5crttite,t, dis
iGtr enht5ini"g, nsnnI'd'cm llReerm5lsq,
lWsn sIsillTea II. I. u. Ger sriteErld,e G,-
epn uel6tn bel sssbrQnh oisisr unft9i9Garea
'1'tt'l est gsFiuf eet Sustt!eu.rsie tei fartet.
Sapbtt urb ao6em net 9}Rocralt Ter e1alts
lt1ero e.net ifoIse NstuCttbe, sbstbsi, se.-
nailsHobnEns III 7. isreu Jdbyes btaietgs
mart ft lI son ne.tbsouhsn ar,.,,eu be lie
at mr etri III Der Ebat iisben lie ais Ist,,I az.
atnslrts Stid)mccecn tislin ure anaternclieu
Wee runh;reeier BrieneEr5pafat. ine son
te'.eeuf9ien rfts,iuht uHe ,b.c 5sr,lse Sbr
pTgpmielta eIittsbea a5JbstH IN t,sien ssuse
IN gJrpgd eterisfn mnrbeE. esle fms he ,,u.
nutruaitoen h,tt'i qgetf usge6'Cs spsIttter
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Or. sfuan 9elnmarre,s

Nenp.TIentc utpcstfffeSe &stHeh",
nab e'rer 8otihuf bts Gr. Suau Selamalre, Gttr.
Gt3t am sScirtal bu McIb" rhsr ,qaribpii.,.a
~ Paris.
Gttie nnfbabbate GRecisin ia feju glSntGtGf; IL
etlt SaaeHitub cber Saiuentna@t uni.blbor aGt
DE Sbart:tt esT gtiblsttss eDertStGSs II 5urnws.t
uaeilpliatu cher nadtiih,n SatieH= 9rSnfe, iuoS,r
e aud fltten unh pie btetutsup lie auC ieir mss;n
tptleeu roleb bf'etat rnp cen Grsassn ~ ueuer &c
fanbel Gbatatel rcrteicn.
Ifan lef. fCisensc; SeueHtb sn9esteHer fraa:sil
fper Efrstei
"gelt Babeu bic bon earanriete L DubcHt Rr. 21t
In: ecGbate nsdt eeM Stcierts hes Dr.. Suau Gela-
alarre 3utereiteter .sei'9er Edsu" In unie!;s rt.
pat.Flarit nit lid lt,is seidtlebsn6 M Srfoia. All.
5sipenet nno slauten, 6a6 ieut aneere West8h1 10
sut gtei9net III, ale srIrnen, bic ar ,nfrepiaia.n
@t8hii;il cher iortuer Sd,pi4e be- G3.itiedtssOI.
Sane-ie es in hnl9c ,bier iiss,ten e,bensweifs,
Ensi4pelnneen cher aR,sbriuae - leiten, Su turi.
rsh, g. U Seaurtparie, Or. Nso.
O. q. 1uiarois,
Scan &c SeH9re Er. D,ts
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EDecSgr a'lcefer,
Esutid,ft =irtsGrt Gus Gprt,psnetr,
ssr. a.. Ct. RauI., na5e 5araiogaftrape.
Pta@ HaH6iiina btf bsb;riaen Nirina glcesr
fDrrts itgt fbtDSpr gEpS,r eas Be!dsii aui an,ist
Nsdnias am rbt5ta Glabt fort uub ,mpHebi hd ben
nu5tt,im ~ alien In tsin gao itIaasubsn aIbtisu.
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r.. Tabian sataniitt IN ielsenbeu Fren:t,en
tine inncle uab Sirnellde Fur Die Mt:pn rcire
bon MIR ktbh iubers'ist urb TIT ourGaus tsi cpn
Guediilber.
Sf Gebeiaie GrgufBeites
beieerlt 9eidietts, 70 idrettd, in ,bren ie3:n,
Hsan btrna1Idifst pao Wsnu nitt ppn e,a.m sriabe.
nen Hrtte bebanbelt.
oelbttbeae6un9 (Onanie),
been traxrlot Sslsta lisb tunbSeSen In Ni6muib
natbtl;den eanencrgsbunseu. S9pa$s tr maan.
Ndeu Seusursstraii, testnsiistrtiub unb eroltd'
Nussebrans, Sup9e eeute. Die iior oehru tefpubi
enp, fptteu ltd ssitraususoou an MID member. Sd
babe fauierbe iensr llnsilfiiten ,u ibtr frlbetts
fsatseu Selunsbcit 3urldssbtad,t ete bon ansercu
tllit tttarotlt rber ale ubei!Sa auleeeten ,pafoen
i;ab ,,,...
iSrauensssrantbeiten-,
t3t sass ssl,ie, hSnfs bic uriabt auatmtin.r
e&east. inses srlasfisfeit unb unitndb.bd
Felt.
nnre9elrn q Btgfett
u Ger r-DnriIi bei. siemiaura oeer 8dn.Iidbet
siu3blsiten iieiben eiebciel bon rp,ia ct u,aee,
EiEb IN weniuep Sageu pln mir bergetent ebae ned5l
tbeil!ge dcI8eu.fttr Die Geipnbbeit.
Geii mtinsf 1shuiSbrisen Srerts in teii8r stabi
babe i'd, MID batplfktbhb mt pet etbauslIrs otiet.
&ranfbetsn teiGdftsst ano sartn bic glansesbeR Re,
taltats trs,e!t.
Musmarttse Ydttenten
l6nnen bon MIR bsbaneslI ,ptresn, ptan lie tt ibren
Huiianb itritiia m,ilbelItn.
Gtrensffe @erfdbWissenbeit pire suass
(lSt,ett.
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HIN
Mjfan iiiitt iiia UOr ytofileb,Ii,luaeul

Afan hiitt lid, DOr yiGGlabmilugenl
ate tGten piIeH wtrter bon alen saup.i6bit5sE
E-neu fen in alien sneltit.iIen p.itaufi. gr,ts 81
y Q Sttattti cher SGaGieIH fur S5.
Garanctere Dupcat cllttnae 9i9entslm.r,
sir. 2i4, Stut epn,tar6 BATS
Gel Ginienbuna ben 81 at treenb etuen Der tescu
rd6t'aien S9erteH erhait man NIT nrgeEeretr pea
tt,e rii psriieseli. Sdladtei. S5d,adbtln fur IS
a9siniae @ensral. ela.rten fur gmclua:
SS$far 81. mlpssS s. Gomy,
rr9 Rr. 27. GprtIanSli %e,rs sgotF
Ie.-Sut 3erlense he ben lreuiHiiide ontfd,t
ianidbe H. etsld,s 8rci@uieu NIT brIi.u gebtput ts.
&rn:tuueer unter traenb elmer aeree reriGIidt
Sn gaIttmcre 1t. g9a btEgtpa bei a1t
StSp.befern ~ babtG.
Geenten tit getttmsre unb Ra d dbar ( d I,
9. Gbpmpipu Il Blca. Q03-lo3)
gebeis.e aranfbciteu.
0rd nesthe Sur saranttrt
bpr
Sr. Jofepb Babian.
Offee: Mr. 22o, 8int.Strabe,
|biIdeelYbia. Hs.
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Ditie oam., p:Iae Otiissriee ayia9,ans 1T ber
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:, -. PLAIN. o. 'i''
FishGK AND 0RNAAEEYy4x.

ever collected in Virginia. and orr fac;,.. :.
Is WORK OF all kinds and in all colors and FORM, -
e and most varied Poster to the sma,lo.t -.
tasteful and beautiful Visiting Card, are uneou.,,.a
V'Ameh are masters in their art, and for basut,
ue'sn ana elegance of execution stand wtho,, 49,.
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P'lsn they can perform in manner to civ.
subsection to the most fastidious We saw th;s i, ~
'pn' Oh VAN boastfnness, but assert it mere -,
mct tnat will be amply established by an
INC specimens they hive produced Of their bard..r
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ound scattered far and near Throughout N. Sea-.
rg#s and North Carolina abundant somnla. of ,t.,.
Incompatible workmanship bearing the arrsss a, NJ.
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AND BEAuTIFYING TIE COMPLEXION

These articles being Of such strength the dose is OK.
ceedngly small From this fact ID Is used in the United
States Army Hospitals and public Sanitary Institutions
throughout the land. frFrl "a p ass
.RS- Sold by all Druggists. -tils rr- H- =#zs-
o. Ask for Hembold's. Take other.
So Cut out the advertisement and send for t. and by
this means avoid Counterfeit. .sserzss- febl2-lm
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CARDS OF ALL KINDS.

onder TINS heading Is included Cards or Tickets Of A.
'ry description that can be executed on Cardboard from
"ne large colored handful, down to bread t,ckat
me small trades need these and in every other place bu.
Norok no "ker, or icedealer or milkmen. or p,ocsr
OF hckster would pretend to do business witbon than,
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NOTICE Z TO THE PUBLIC.
MY OBJECT

In this notice Is n make the facts known to the pubc
and respectable dealers believing after 80 many
exerops, that the Druggists will dsconntepance small
proceedings and that the reputation Of my articles NAV
not be damaged by the use of inferior spurious ones
knowing that many may read this article who are unac
quNnted with me, append few remarks from those If
my native city, and whose names known In all parts
Of the world: - 20
Being personally acquainted with Mr.. H. r, Helm
bold 1t affords me pleasure in stating have been most
Mvorsbly impressed with hisenergy and Integrity abd
MS VIM, wEIGHTMAN.
5tW t'i,t Firm Of Powers WrieNTw,,rd s.;
= HHt Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia a
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OUR BUSINESS CARDs

no "elcn"ht' business man or Mechanic sbouIa h.
s.no"' 'neeand we can furnish them in any quantity
S"e sze style or color the shortest notice and :, :.
ohep rates as they be procured In ths United 81,
nan ,hat pretends to do business should be wal,
supplied with Cards - - "'''
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Manifests and Bills Of Lading.

In this branch of the business Printers sxceIau
We can furnish shippers steamers promptly. f, -
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Our @eddin9 cards.

couple can live happy or die ia peace, blessed ;,
tue rove OF children unless they bequeath to than
~ gi'ls OF remembrance, few ofour beautifully sx.
q''ea "EppiNd CARDS, gotten mp in the latest via
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[Eeemisg Bulletin, paiuadetpa,al

when on visit to the city Of New York few day,
SINCE was induced to cali old friend and towns
man. Mr.. IT, T. Healbold, Druggist, 5sl Broadway, N Y
any kind have had the pleasure Of yicwir ana
so extensive being "a feet 'front.' five stories in height
and oyeE 2oo feet deer It indeed affords US much Plea
pie evidence Of the merits OF his ARTICLES In nr bn
business experience we have not known of the success
any article without Mrit-advertising merely brinsing
the name before the people," =" p''''s''s
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Posters and dodgers,

'"ese OF all sizes and in all colors of ink and
N,' neA''o advertising in tho Post, the best wsv
manu- Known your business is through the POSTER.
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Boston Hcrdld.l

not like to advertise worthless wares or arti
cles calculated to deceive readers and when we see
an advertiser like Mr.. Hernbod, whom have known
for years. gradually extend his advertising from year
to year until no becomes tho largest advertiser
the United States satisfied that the statements
regard to his articles must be correct" fiii
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Our Uisitina Cards.

pe.'ens III 'nis line Vie with the finest Copper
sas.asnes' ana are executed with great nsatne..
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Promissory Notes,
In style that will never be protestsd.....
BILLS OF FARE

Done in manner skilfu aud rare that cen epicures
will not complain Of tho fare No Hotel or Restaurant
should be without then These furnish daily at re.
duced prices. aa
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Apothecaries. Druggists and Others, who make use
these necessary articles, be promptly supplied.
T I G K E T s .

Candidates can have their tickets promptly and cor
rsctly printed and their election warranted if necessary.
In fact the POST JOB OFFICE is capable OF exec ting
anything and everything that be called for in the
business and win guarantee universal satisfaction on the
most liberal terms and we respectfully request con
tinuanee Of the patronage heretofore generously bs
slowed upon efforts by the people OF this city and
State. W rgIg s1lt obi .rfI. + 5fI 500
All orders should be plainly written, especially proper
Names to prevent mistakes and handed in at the Count
ing the first floor If mt by letter addressed to
r. NJ BROWN, Norfolk Post. ..i f8s4,ii ~.
H4aAi, TERMS ~ ..
Cash delivery of the work. except In whsr or
ders from regular advertisers In the latter casss bills
can be rendered monthly.
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P R 0 G. R A M M ES

70. BANS concerts and Parties, very neatly and
ta'tefully executed IN eolors .-I"' '-rr-
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
DWELLING for Sale.

WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUG
i ZION, on Monday, January the 18th, on the
premises, the twostory brick dwelling house
No. 100 Main Street, Centre Wheeling Terms
made known on day of sale.
ANDREW MITCHELL,
;an4ts .E.. Admin strator
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New York Mnrkes.
New YORK, j

NEW lORR, Jan. U.
steady at 52a5Sc for middling.
Flour-dull; common grades 5al0c lower;
Sc, l0as, 80 for extra state; SS,70aS,90 for
3. 81. O.; S9,l0a9,25 for trade brands, the
market closing dull and heavy for CON-
mon grades. Whisky--dull; western III
lots at S2,25a2,23. Wheat--dull; spring
re lower; No Milwaukee Sl,SSal 81
Rye--quiet. Barley-rather more active.
Corn-dull, heavy and lc lower; S5a9lc
for unsound; 92a94c for sound western.
the latter an extreme. Oats--dull at i6
ab3e for unsound western; 6la62o for
sound western. Petroleum--dull; crude
B1a3sc; 800 bbls refined in bond at sofa
6Oc. Pork-lower $25a25,50 for new mess;
closing at S25a27,75 for 1885, closing at
s27,7 rs regular; S22a22 so for prime; S22, Is
a22,6O for prime mess; $3.50 bbls new
mess for February, March, April and May
sellers option at s27 ,50a25,25. Beef
steady at 81 for plain mess Sllal4 for
old plain mess, S22a24 for new extra plain
mess; Sl4al7 for old extra plain mess
Beef Hams-quiet Cut Meats llsl3c
for shoulders; l3Sal6c for hams Bacon
dull Dressed Hogs--lower at 81 Boa
1875 for western, Lard--quiet and lower
As losls5c.
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Telexraphic summary.

Gold closed in New York on Saturday
ats1,439. EE EEn EEG.
General Bakers trial will commence
in Washington to-day.
There is rumor in Washington that
Secretary Welles is to be superseded by
Senator Dixon.
A delegation of Indians, headed by
John Ross, their chief, is in Washington
for the puro ose of making treaties with
the govern ment
, The express car of Adams Express
Company on the Boston mail train was
entered at New Haven, Connecticut,
Saturday night, aud robbed of money to
the amount of $4,000
The cattle plague is reported rs abat-
tngi Europe. .S
II is stated that the Tennessee mem
hers will soon be admitted to seats, as a
concession TO the President.
Since the commencement of the Fenian
trials in Ireland, but one person has been
acquitted.
An old lady, seventy years of age, was
murdered in Germantown, Pa The old
lady is reported to have been very rich,
and it is supposed she was murdered for
heC money. .
Detectives employed by the Govern,
!nent to ferret opt the origin of the hun
Gred dollar counter cit treasury note
axe said to have made startling report
TO Secretary MeCulloch. The parties
implicated have been given q few days to
prepare their defence.
The reception of President Johnsons
message in Germany, had the effect of
making a great demand for American
stocks, which rose twO-and-a-half per
cent. in two days.
Admiral Semmes' counsel will ask his
release upon the ground that having
been paroled by General Sherman, be
cannot be held for anything prior to his
parole. 1t is stated that he will be tried
Immediately, and, if convicted, his par
don is said to be already assured.
Some Americans have entered into the
employ of the CHILEAN government for
the purpose of destroying the Spanish
blockading fleet Oft CHILEAN ports. The
leader of the scheme is to receive thirty
thousand dollars in gold when the flagship
ofthe Spanish Admiral is blown up, and
proportionate amounts for the destruc-
tion of other vessels, besides salary of
Ave hundred dollars month in gold
while engaged in such service. He pro-
poses to accomplish the destruction of
the Spanish feet by means of torpedoes