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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-05
pEACoNs oN RAcKsIIpINa.


"An- amusing episode occurred to-
ward the CLOSE of the last Republican
caucus, which has not yet found its way
into print: .'',.
1.-THE Congressional Executive Com
mittee had been appointed, and the
agreement reached to send Union docu-
ments broadcast over the South. Be-
fore separating, it was thought adVisa-
bic to collect funds for the purpose, and
accordingly subscription papers were
started around. Just at this moment
Mr.. Bingham passed out of the door by
the Speakers desk, all the others being
locked, and several who appeared tired
of the proceedings were following,
when Mr.. Eggleston rose and said:
'.Mr. Speaker, move that the Sergeant
alarms be stationed at the door, to
prevent the deacons from passing out
before the collection is taken up." At
this. Ben Butler, who Is ever watching
for a shot at Mr.. Bingham, replied:
"Mr. Speaker, il my Judgment serves
me right, II is only the backsliders who
are leaving"
1t Is said that in the next caucus the
question OF so amending the rules as to
make the regular order of business as
follows, viii be considered: 4
l. Prayer by the Chaplain.
2. Reading of the Journal.
3. Announcement of changes made
by members in the last Globe.
4. The regular fight between the gen.
tleman from Massachusetts and the
gentleman from Ohio.
5: The minor business Of national
legislation.
s. Personal explanations of Mr..
Butler
Z. Reply of Mr.. Bingham.
8. The bottling mp of Mr.. Butler.
8. The unbotEling of Mr.. Butler.
10. Revision of murder cases.
IL Adjournment. -is44t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-05
~ Piscator1aI.

A FRESH ARRIVAL OF BAMBOO and
n Southern Cane FIshlng Rods, Just re
eelVed and for sale by
mar42 CHAS- n. BERRY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-05

"What do you sayH Good-nights It's
no use saying that-I can't go 10 sleep
so soon as you can. Especially with a
door that has such lock as that. How
do you know who may come in2 What?
AH the locks are bad IN France? The
such place, then. 1t only shows how
Won yalua mo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-05

"An- amusing episode occurred to-
ward the CLOSE of the last Republican
caucus, which has not yet found its way
info nrint. $50 tt'-i'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-05
Copper. Tin. and Sheet Iron Ware.
INN !. REMOVAL.

T HAVE REMOVED MY WORKSHOP
il and Store-ROom
From I50 Market 20 IO5 Main street,
Whore I will be pleased 70 see all my old
customers, and As many new ones as choose
to give me thelr patrouaee.. j have a fuif AZ
In such establishments and am prenared 10
NIL all orden foT anything manufactured
from Copper Tin or Sheet Iron.
have several nrst~elaNs Job Workman
and VIII do any work promptly and at a
low rates aS any establishment In the State.
1eb36-lyr GEO, ~. IOIN NGnE
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gusnraure.
Franklin Insurance Company



4. II. Logan, 7. P. shallcross, J 8. Rhodes
Geo Men6el, J; n. Hobbs, Saml. McClel-
LauEhlin. --'''>
TIHIs COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized four years, and In that Time
done successful business, Is stin prepREed
TO take risks At fair rates on Buildings OF an
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing rs tab
llshments, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
Thscompany offers superior Inducements
70 Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
dDNeLlhgs, Furniture, Barns and contents, for
OF yeSfs at reduced rates.
rms Deing home institution, with the lar
eest capital and surplus of any company In
IN the State and composed Of Snme
ninety-four Stockholders, most of whom aia
among our pest business men, recommends
itself to the favorable consideration OF the
insur1ng public, and solicits their patronage
attended 10 by the Secretary.
Once, North side of Monroe, between
Main and Market Sts., Wheeling, ", Va.
over the Savings Institution OF Wheelinu
n. ARTHUR, Secretary
BAM'L MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MEEDEL, Vice President. ocl8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-05
B. r. CALDWEIL

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER. TIN
vi and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer IN
Cooking and Heating Stoves. No nj Eain
Street, Wheeling, West Virginia. ! :. -,
would respectfully cali the attention ol
the pub1c % my large and select stock OF
Fruit Cans and Can Tops -
JOB work of all kinds win receive my per-
On Wen Cling ana sand Pumps made 70
Jy9s B.F. CALDWELL
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Interesting Extracts From n wash.
tnEIOn Letter.

AnCeEesunB ENIrhctS FROM q wash
tnEtOn Letter.
"Itis reported that
the late Commissioner of Public
Grounds and Buildings, Mr.. B. B.
French, has formed partnership with
Hon. K. V. WhaIey, for the transac.
ton of general legal business. .l..
''The ability of Mr.. French as a poet
was fully brought out on the floor OF
the House by Mr.. Schenck, and as no
one can be a true johnson man unless
he is able to act consistently on both
sides of question, so Mr.. French could
not have been the Johnson poet lau-
reate unless he had written the most
hattering encomiums of Mr.. Lincoln's
policy and of Mr.. Johnson's. 1t is un-
derstood that Mr.. French will write
the English poetry for the new firm,
and that Mr.. Whaley will render Ii
into Latin. The sty-e of the firm will
probably be, B. B. French, poet lau-
reate, et al r- ear
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EGreenWood Cemeterv-

SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
y SmAes east OF the CITY, h now ready for
interIpents, sale, and Improvement OF lots
ItcontaiHs g Reres OF fahd, and Is laid out
In the most modern and improved STYLE
can be easily reached at all seasons Of The
year by the National Road, and for three-
fourths Of the year by the Hempdeld Rail
Road. 1T Is perfectly secure, and intended 70
be beautlded by every variety OF tres shrub
berry, public. vault, chapel artificial lake,
fountains, ETC., to make II equal 10 the best
rural cemeteries In the country. No. - i
Ample provision Is also made for Its en-
Iargement, order and care In perpetuity. -
T. Persons desirpus of purchasing lots can
examine the grounds with the Supertnten-
dent who has plat. or secure them by cali
ing at the once OF the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank Of Wheeling
Persons wishing to make interments win
call on the Secretayy 10 obtain permits there
for. 5f77-T s-,sr NJ
Tickets Of admission to Lotholders and
vtSifors win be issued by the Secretary.
? BOARD OF DIRECznRS--A.;zJ.f Sweeney,
Presidents- q Bonham, SecTetaTyi- =
Rhodes, 1odh G. Muth, Geo. Mendelt Jos
Bell, 5nolA. AffnstrnngS Geo. Adams, b q.
jordan. H A!Hidreth, llAtl 1 1saHSl-lS'd
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II RU ST. E's ga LIE

In pursuance of power Of sale vested In me by
deco 81 trust, executed to me by George W.
Mitchell and COrnelia d Mitchell, his wife, OF
Washington city, District Of Columbia dated on
Der b. No ), folio z3,, &c. one OF the Ian 4
re cOrds OF Montgomery county. 1 Will offer at
PUBIC sale and sell TO the hi CHEST bidder at Ra-
her's Hotel, In the village 90 Clarks 5urg in
Zrth Gay Of March, In the year eighteen hun red
an sixty seven a. II o clock all the How
Ing 'tscIlbed real estate, situated in Mont glupry
COUNTY stat OF Maryland These lands lie near
ptop,fty - Bufus X ing, Perry Brownlug Basil
q all and others One Of the tracts is psrtnf a
tract - ana cal led - Trouble EUouga In I'D =
t"htsinin ~ SIX hundred and sky acres IF land ,
IhaTlea Hendry and Eieanor hendry. bis wife to
taid George W Mitchell, by deed dated q the 2-fh
day 81 hrsust. lSt5. The other beiag part OF a
tract OF la d called ResuTyey on Maple Branch >
o. Ann Soper, and cont aiming thirty five acres OF
land. Thi- land Is under q good state of culti-
Nstlon, siiuated in a healthy neigh Dor hood we'll
WAtefeo. and under Leiy good FEN Ing. The I'M
proVemenis consist of two comfortable log dwell
iinss, gaod stable. corn houses, and ether ec.s-
saTy out.buildngs; also, four good tobacco.
houses. The above described II act Is susce HE
farms
Persons wishing to look at the property can do
so4by calling on Mr.. King, residing on the land .
who will take pleasure IN showing it,
Terms OF eale: One third OF the purchase money
TO be paid on the Cay Of sale; the residue of the
from thu day Of sale, the purchaser or purrehs
giving his. her or their notes, with approved
security, bearing interest from the day Of sale
On pay ment of the whole purchase money deed
will be executed ny the trustee. the purchaser
JOHN L. WILLIAMS. Trustee
fe q dts LEVI VANFUSsEN Auct
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TKUsTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
LATE IN THE FOURTH WARD. WAsHisG

II. ".
ny virtue Of q decree of the suprem. court Of
me DIsuict OF Oolumbia, sitting in equity dated
GSanusry To- leoI; and passed in a cause ia which
ana Danlei Fogarty 10 defendant. the q ndersigned
m VIII sell, at public auction, TO the hi Oh
est bIddeI, on MONDAY, the 18th day of Marsh,
~. i9oI. a. clock ,. m on the premises
part OF LOT NO D. in square No. SIS, in said city :
Dtspblpe on street north, % feet from the
sontb EST corner Of said lot and runni ng thence
east y tett, thence north 50 feet, thence west. ~
improvements Also, the south part OF Lot No
=, IN said square. beginning on Fourth street
west, Tthe southwest corner of laid lot No A.
anu running thence east IS feet thence north ID
Iset. tnence east TO the rear line Of said lot No
ehee north Is feet, thence ss feet a.. in hes
70 Ihe line OF said Fourth street and thence sonth
- Ieet 10 the point OF beginning; together with
tne improvements, which consist OF Q medium.
Gzeu eWeiiins house on each Of said parcels of
This property IL located in a growing section Of
the CITY, where real estate is rapidly imoroyiag
Terms 81 sale One third of the parchase money
10 De paid In cash. $50 Of which will be required
at time OF sale; the residue in tive eQH al instaI
ments In ST. and twelve months; the said deferred
pay ments TO bear interest from the day Of sale.
ana 70 be secured by the notes or bonds ef the
pure hsser or pure taseTs, with surety or srTa
taos TO De approved by the trustee.
IL Inc ms OF sale are not compli ed with with
In hve days after the day of sale the trustee re-.
serves tie Tigh to resell the said property at tba
tisk ana cost or the defaulting purchaser or pur-
cnsses, after giving i've days notice Of the time
place ard Terms Of sale
All conveyancing and stamps at the expense of
the puI chaser. =. INGLE, Trustee,
.o,,,s,o COOPER & LATIMnR
mn 3,S,lZ,Io6ls AUCti0uaars
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u UNITED STATES PATENT orr

On the petition Of LUCY A Pope, adminstra.
triA Of the estate OF Augustus 4 Pope, deceased,
OF someryilie Massachusetts, praying for the ex.
tension OF patent granted t. the said Augustus
r. Pope the 2lst day Of June, 1883, Tor an i'm
ment In Electro Magnetic Alarms, for seven ears
from the expiration Of said patent. which takes
place on the 2lst day Of j une, 1867
Ii is ordered that the sald petition be heard At
the Patent once on Monday. the Sd day Of
June next. at IL O'Clock M: and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, fanny they have
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to
ile In the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth In writing, at least twenty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either
party to be used at the SAID airing must be taken
and transmitted in acceptance with the Jules OF
the office, which will BE furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers rellea upon as ties.
umOny must be filed in the office twenty DAYS
before the day Of hearing: the arguments. II any ,
within ten days after filing the stimsny
Ordered ais o. that this notice he published "a the
Republican and the National Intellieencer. Wash
ingtoD. d. g. and Ia the Journal. Boston. Mas,
once a week for three successive weeks; the
first of said publications to be at least sixty days
previous to the day of hearing
TO. THEAKER
Commi ssis of Patents
s.-Editors OF the above papers viii please
COPY and send their bills 10 the Patent Office with
d paper containing ibis notice. fe 2llaw3w
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HEAVY Loss OF JEwKLEY &c-On nJo,dar
evening Mrs. Henry &. Jarrett arr I'd in
Philadelphia from New York. Amaoo he
baggage was "a box containing an Indian
shHWi valued al 81 ,5tG, a SI.uOO fiyetmantv
United States bond, seye IA article or 20 ,.,ai
watches, hornets, and some valuable naners
in all valued al nearly Si,GCO. There aara
also ID the box large number of private ma
pers belonging To Mr.. Jarrett, INCLUDING ,bss
irical contracts. and correspondence from
Paris and elsewhere. The checks for the no :
gage were given to the expressman the bag-
gage was ioaoe1 on me wagon, and while on
the way from Walnut street whar, 20 ,H
American Hotel the box was either lost or
stolen.-IhiL Press. VI
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
lNsEh GABLE QUARTERnASTER
" STOKES AT AUCTION.

y STORES AT AUCTION.
ChiJ QsorferrasIers OHce. Dspssef WastartoH,l
, WaShIHgI0n, ID. C.. March =. 1857. 4
VIII De sold at public auction, by order OF The
GnsrsernasteI General, at Liucol0 Depot,
TuBspA1, March 10 under the super yisiOn of
bisntehsnt Howard Hunter. l2Ih u. 3. infantry,
sctfug Assistant Qaartermaster u. s Army, sale
10 commence at 10 m, quantity OF unseryics
able quar- tern stores. in part Of
IS Four-AOrse Army S5 Coal Office stoves
Wagons, Il Cylinder do
10 Two Horse do, II Cox de-
10 Two-Horte Ambu- a. Wood DO.
lsnces, Cook Ranges,
l Four Horse dc, Hose Carriasa
One Horse do, ! Hose Reel
II Carts: 2,46s feet large Hose,
lUo sets Lead mule lar La feet small DO,
Dess. 81 saddle Blankets,
81 sets W heel male DO, I0l Wagon Covers.
20 sets Lead Ambulance IS yards Cocoa Mating.
Harness, 39j lbs Assorted Rops,
SIS sets " heel NIB lane . 200 lbs Old Tire Iron
Harness, 1000 lbs Iron shoes,
IL Cauldrons, p Ambulance Wheels
Together with Brides Gum tickets Halter
Chains, Ganvas Horse Covers, Anyils, McOIeiIan
Saddles, Carpenters Tools, such as Hamners
Saws, Braces and Bits Blac smith Tools &C.
Sale will be continued each day until the whole
amount 10 sold
Terms each. in Government funds.
Purchasers are required to remove their mr..
chases within ten days from day of sale.
CdARLkS III. TOMPKINs
Deputy 2. n Gen Bvt Brig Gen
Acting Chief Qusrtermsster,
hS-T bepot of Washington
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10 Beverly Tucker recently travelled from
San LUIS Potosi To the city of Mexico and 90
robbed five times. The first time they t"oI
his money, the second time his CT sthes The
th'rd tune they tried TO get his money, bui no
cause be had none they struck him on tho
head with sabre. and a young man who us =
with ham received a terrible wound inst ovar
The right temple, which ca me near put,irg a y
IN. me. |. ms siRb', II not his life. Tue fourta
was attacked and robbed in the streets of tSs
city of Mexico, ana twenty leagues bsvond
vera Cruz, the stage was again stopped ard
beveriy Tucker was robbed for the fifth time.
So says the newspapers.
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E1Y F. ID. CLEARY. Auctioneer
H Southeast cor ner h and Sth str.ets
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON


BY virtue of q deed OF trust from Joseph Rich
srds, bearing date on the S;P December, 1855
nuy rscOLdtd the undersi gned, Trustee, will on
LCfsDt1, the 18th day of March, A ID. lsS7, at
"a CLOCK . N IN front Of the premises. ailer
.oI thiot IL public auction, thu est half of Lot
no. y In Square numbered .SS. Jgether wit tha,
mp ovements thereon, which consist of small
Frame Tenement The property fronts . feet on
SCUM street between 81 and A. streets
Terms of sale One half cash; S25 down at time
of sale, balance in six months, with interest The
deIerred pay ments To be secured by deed OF trust
upon The property, or At the option of the pur
CHASER the whole amount down In cash STAN a
ana convey ancing at cost of purchaser II the
terms OF sale are not complied with within n We
days from day of sale, the Trustee reserves the
night to resell AT the risk and cost OF the defanJ
ing purchaser, by giving five days previous no
mbo,,,sIs b Il LAsKETs Trustee.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
STEAMER WILSON SMALL
~ FOR THE EASTERN SUDp e

cSOTICE..The Steamer WILSON SMALL,
S az fa. T. LEONARD, now In 49,
most comfortable and elegant
ss.esmeIs plying on Ghes.pes Bay. will resume
her pier opposite NJ Lis6. street wharf wharf
s sssTT1HnRSEe; eTyeIy TUESDAY, THURsgAY, and
q y III EEff SF2s PPSSTTNE
~ LLIL;1CMS WHARF C4MBRtDGE Z. RGG "
F0RD'S WHARF snd ILOYD'S LHtbIIv;
rsa ae.uT PINS from TIE EAsTERN SHORE, she
2 m. and Laston Point ct p m every Mondsv,
"eat rsdsy and Friday, touching at ali interms,
on the following mornings NE
she has large number of fine stste-rooms
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- ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND pa
NJ TOMAC RAILROAD
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH
TWICE DAILY, Csenl ~ p. n. excepted

ISe 4Ci gkSst and Lost direct rot e 70 Ec..Il-s,
20 ana The South, va the FUtyIEar t~=2.
treaEers from Sixth Street " hart 80 f-asxxss
sshins con, 70 Asuia Creek and s>=<a@-ls<afFS
EiChmond, Fredericksburg aud PctCmac Railro III .
nov entlrely completed iron Al .iG Ureek % Rick
mCnd a. connecting there wis b trains the Rich.
EOnd snd rsteTsb1Ig and Richmond and Dsu vile
Railroads, for PetersburE. ~ lion, Hilmin ztou
ka.eish, Greensboro, Salisbury, Cbxriotts aud
Chester, s. q.
Steamers keyport and @ Vanderbilt Ie.ve 7th
street Wharf daily Sunday evening eXceptedl at
~ Q. m. and 80 ,. m. and arrive In Richmond ct
IS p. m. and 50 0 N.
THBOUGH TO BIOH MoNp IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter ana a. Hours Quicker than
any other Route.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Asuia
Greek and yredsrioksburg, to Richmond, ct the
Company . Office, corner Of Penns avenue and 9Th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage ohsekSd
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage wagons Win be in
readiness to convey passe nge - And baggage be-
tween depots ia Richmond.
Passengers by this line PASS By daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity Of visiting
several battie-helas uear Irederioks burg By stop
ping Of that point.
BreAkfast and sup on bosrd OF gteemsn.
GEO. MATTIN0EY, 6upt., Washington, d o.
g. 4. AATTIHGLY, Ticket Agent Wns;1nHtnssor.
aD8ly 0eAerAl Passenger Agent,
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctiopeer..

Two TWO STORY FRAME HOUSES AND
LOTS ON 2OTH STREET WEST. near n
street north, at Public Auction
on dU Otah the lsth instant, at 6o'clook p
% in square No 100. with the improvements, con.
s1stlne OF two two story Frame Houses, contain
Ing nve rooms each, which will make a comfort.
able reside nee for q small family
Terms; Ono bali cash; balance six and twel We
months Tor notes bearing Interest, and secures
by a deed OF trust on toe premises All conyryan.
cling and revenue stamps ct the cost of the puT.
chasers 80 down on each house when sold
ND GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
ny BEEh WILLIAMS, Auctioueers
- NO. sac, corner 7th aud % streets
vALgABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY I,

NAEUaBLE lMPROVED PROPERTY IN
sknIH wARD At PUBLIC AUCTION
10 MONphf the 18th Instant, at O'Clock D.
m we shall sell, on The premises Lots a r. b
s6"t, " FEY ssse0y sIbdiviioo and the South
S nNs ieet tfonl oy the depth 0f Lot No 70, IN
Avenue and en- street east Containing 257 square
teet' with The improvements, copsisting OF ona
oen story Brick and two ne stsry Frsme gnrsa.
IeIms One bali cash; balance in one sai t9
deed Of trust on the pre- mises All con,avaaci,,
ehd revenue STAMPS at the cost of the paroksser
80 down when the property ia sold
ohEkN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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- american pens are very grateful for the
protection accorded them by the proposad ,ar
III On Canadian eggs OF cent per dozen,
s<Captain Charles Simmons, or the Irn,,.
States artillery, oIGmitted suicide AT 10.
West last week. hoJ
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RY NAGLE CO., Auctioneers.
- ealesroom No 295 Penn, avenue,
Between 9Th and 10th sts

hA0LE 90. will give their person al attenti on
, 70 .he sale OF Real Estate and Household Furni
Wines, Liquors. ard Merchandise of every de-
sefItlon, Horses, Carriages, II arHess, &c.
Liberal cash advances made on consignments.
heguiaT sales at our salesroom every TUES
O'Clock. NAGI,E a tJO
jall-tf Anctioneers
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Rf COOPER LATIMER Aucti0user.
~ tbate clerks with As. q. MCCuira a tlo \
3. W corner Penn avenue aud uth street a.
Office Building
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DOTOMAO TRANSPORTATION LINE.
HOTIOE 70 SHIPPERS.

The sssansr EXPRESS. Capt. \, A. RYrHAK.
e1sndris At Z .. m EVERY SAT
gRDAY for Glymont, Budds Ferry
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point Piowden
Wharf, Lancasters Wharf, stones Wharf, Oar
rionen Bay, Foxwells Wharf, HaZell's WHAT
Piney Point, Point Look tout. and arrives ct Bait.
more st 8 a N. on Sunday
ap TT No. 34S Penns. avenue,
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g &c RET Disc ASKS.
SA n AR ANS aIPH.
SAAARITAES GIFT
THE Mosr CERTAIN REMEDY EVER UsKE


MAINTAINS GIFT,
SAAARlTANS GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER UsEE.
GoNoRRHGA, GLERE STRlc TrREs, se.
Contains no Mineral, no Bslsam, no Mercury.
tn y s,s sst,rsiy ~es.tscio' ssvsSs no smell, M,
..y Snpiessant taste, AID will not In any way in
osrs: IN from two four and
In twenty fopr hoafsn Prepared By |. ersdusis
q an. e, as
no sypossrs, 40 syosbls; 40 tAasss wsatscc.
, who hs sry s Sssa s0'sA MXKITxS GfFf
Prioe-M.le packages, 81. Female, ss.
BLOODI BLOODfr BLooD,ry
soE9EEuLAsh ULCERS .6 sS9REs, sPSTs,
sAEARfTAN'S R0oT IND HERE JUICE
10 offered the public Is q positive care.
sSmARlTANs ROOT AND HERE JUICE , .n
most potent, certain and erectusl remedy ever pre-
sSe Seneresi poison, so that the cure Is thofoess
and permanent; Take, thr1, Of this purifyins req
posteritS that for whion ycu may repent IN Me-
'eHf Do NOT pEsPAIRI
AsSpsfh fTTpa soST ANS aE HqT.Ht
will rernsve every vestise 81 Impurities from fns
stsPk 4 ssii : all the bad 'if. 3 nsTsS
males suffer INC BOOT AND az RB JUICES mos
IN and sOr Seae sae 20 s. de-
cent by express. Price - per bottle
eAMARITANs WASH
L. In 81 Syphilis, used connection win IA.
sE TSl ss sire astS a'i Frioe IS cent?
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