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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-06-28
Means Of the Company.


Estimating the distance to be built by the Union
Pacific to be 1865 miles, the United States Gov
ernment issues its Six per cent Thirty-yeaE bonds
to the Company as the road is finished at the av-
erage rate of about ses,25o per mile, amounting
to 81, 20s,000.
The Company is also permitted to issue its own
First Mortgage Bonds to an equal amount, and at
the same time, which by special Act of Congress
are made First Mortgage on the entire line, the
bonds of the United States being subordinate to
them.
The Government makes a donation of l., 500
acres of land to the mie amounting to q, e32 900
acres, estimated to be worth $50, 100000, making
the total resources exclusive of the capital slls
4l6,000 but the full value of the lands cannot
now be realized. -
The authorized Capital Stock of the Company
is one hundred million dollars, of which five mil
lions have already been paid in, and of which it
is not supposed that more than twenty -fve mil
lions at most will be required.
The cost of the road is estimated by competent
engineers to be about one hundred million dollars.
exclusive of equipment.
Prospects for Business.
The railroad connection between Omaha and
the East is now complete, and the earnings of the
Union Pacific on the sections already finished for
the first two weeks in May were $4,000. These
sectional earnings as the road progresses will
much more than pay the interest on the Compa-
ny's bonds, and the through business over the on
ly line of railroad between the Atlantic and Pa
cifc must be immense.
Value and Security of the Bonds.
The Company respectfully submit, that the
above statement of facts fully demonstrates the
security of their Bonds, and as additional proof
they would suggest that the Bonds now offered
are less than ten million dollars 517 miles of
road on which over twenty million dollars have
already been expended ON $50 miles of this
| road the cars are now running and the remaining
1877 miles nearly completed.
At the present rate of premium on gold these
bonds pay an annual interest on the present cost
of
Mime Per Cent,
and il lie believed that on the completion of the
road, like the Government Bonds, they will 60
above par. The Company intend to sell but a
limited amount at the present low rate, and retain
he right to advance the price at their option.
Subscriptions viii be received in New York by
the ..-
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No. II Nassau
Street,
CLARE, DoDGE & Co., BANKERS, 81 Wall ST.
JOHN ). Cisco Il SoN, Banners, No. 80 Wall
Street,
and by BANKS AND BANKERS generally
throughout the United States, of whom maps and
descriptive pamphlets may be obtained. They
will also be sent by mail from the Company's
Office, No. 20 Nassau Street, New York, appli-
cation. Subscribers will select their own agents
in whom they have confidence, who alone will be
responsible to them for the safe delivery of the
bonds.
JOHN =. CISCO,
TREASURER,
NEW YORK.
may3odw3m.
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Sands's Ale.
@ AT VESTS. @

CALO0N KEEPERS HOTEL KEEPERS,
- Restaurants and private families can procure
the celebrated Sands's Chicago Ale, in Barrels,
Half Barrels, and Quarter Barrels, at Chicago
wholesale prices, freight added at Vests, under
Rodman Hall. He has the agency frsm tie man
ufacturer,
-, ....4 t.s.g :. II. Z. WEST,
aprledt,. Vests Saloon.
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UNITED STATES BONDS.

THE Fist ISSUE OF sEvEN-THIRTIEs
l. become due August 18th, 1867, and before
that date they must be presented at Washington
for convers % into the SIX PER CENT. GOLD
BEARING bonds, or the right to SO convert
them will b. fffeited.
Holders AN make the exchange at the First
National Bank, or at the Bank of MITCHELL 4
LYNDE, in Rack Island. All expenses of csnver
sion and of delivery of the Bonds are paid by the
Government
Rock Is'ard, May 7, 1857, dw3m.
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Ninety Cents on the Dollar.

This road was completed from Omaha 3o5 miles
west on the LIST of January, 1857, and is fully
equipped, and trains are regularly running over
it. The Company has now on hand sufficient
iron, ties, etc., to finish the remaining portion to
the eastern base of the Rocky Mountains, 212
miles, which is under contract to be done Septem-
Der LIST of this year, and it is expected that the
entire road will be in running order from Omaha
to its western connection with the Central Pacific
now being rapidly built eastward from Sacrament
to, Cal, during 1870.
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FOR SALE.

A COTTAGE CONTAINING SEVEN ROOMS
"A and good bake-oven, with stable attached;
splendid garden Of 81 acres, containing 4s fruit
trees, all in q good state of cultivation. The
property is situated about II miles from the city
Of Rock Island, and win be disposed of reason
ably. Apply to NJ. MARX,
q AeFbt +4kss~sA Attorney at Law.
Once over the Post Office iunI3dvtf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-13
sisDR. T. j. KISNER.e
ECLECTIC a1IRDIOINEs.

NEW TREATMENT Il NEW REMEDIES
oETTw. aDsFT CENTREI " IEEI.I NE, VIVA
NRaK. lHAVRS6SSE THE SER.
ErlGVICESQf an intel ligent assistant who
VIII attend TO the PREPARATION OF Iuedi.
enc Up tons win ena.
TENTS reclally to his many friends In the
country. 6a medicines are ali prepared in
ms own once and an delivered TO his pas
ueuH by himself Dr.. x. treats all diseases
both Acute and Chronic, with which human.
lily y AnlGted. He hasa faFse number Of new
IESS;naaae3I = siloh hssye proved remarkably
y chronic dise9Se8 Which ReFetoI0ra have been
~ losed % DO tneurable, anbngi which may
&c named: Consumption, ScFoflla. Dis
Cancers and 5lCih Diseases. HIS mode OF
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints,
5I2pe1!tl saas ell dlsees9 Of the Throat
spfnd Adsct 46fis and iii al 81 tbe SeS.
S1las ten, EaelLnow pledged by All who have
ever mtg the medical profession, DR.. K.
mas nee1s Gun nently sncce ful, In the treat
AZ dsseases peculiar 70 women. yiE:
tLSenorThe1t Uterine and f0YaTion TumOrs,
EIolarg19 BteEiF and Al Nervous diseases to
mai Especially In the treatment Of
al Ghronib AfeotionSoE the tGenito Urinary
Organs gHtA: yCataEIh OF Bladder and UpethTR,
+4EI1tanSie 6deEso Non.TetentiOn and
afnIelSn iabe tlsand aDimeult UEtuatinR, By.
RhEtftcJ Diseases In All their varied iormG
SnonaItheas Its complicA tonGand sequelHu
SpettnRtUfrhe1 and tmpo tency, and all atec-
G1onS coneeqnentnpon Y0nE hfn1 AndiSCTettonE
Also q speelh attention paid to the treatment
OF Ftstulass White Swelling, ScrOfulOuH
Sores, VaricoSe Ulcers, DC. Persons Afnicted,
p1tenlAr1y with eold troublesome caSe6,
ah9nid Ioae notlme 10 call on or addreSDR.
K1aNI5kS Cpn1llnlcati lions containing fee
pGnmptly noticed. Once ppescTipt Cons and
mediclne lcash.t For FfsitS Ia city, same q
other PhyElqians, Ones, hour8, A. n. 70 Il
n. ~. II. toA T. n. and 2, II. to9P.M.
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Frasfee'sf Sale.


TN PURSUANCE Of DEED OF TRUST
from Joseph. Elllbtt to me, dated March
I'd 1855. ana duly 0f'reeofd III Deed Book 4S,
folio 49, IN the Recorder office of Ohio
couptys West Ea-s. !, shall on SATURDAY,
the nth day. of April, 1851. ON the .pfemlses,
proceed TO sen by Public Auction, 10 the
highest and best bidder, the said iJoseTh Ell
n6ttst ntefeSt7 being the one 1otITtnl In a
CehatntrRet Of lnndsttuatetin Ohio. county,
on the. YateFs of Little Wheeling Geek,
ssysn iss east 81 nesE ts N;
CASTOR, the heirs or Thomas Maxwell and
Others, containing one ehundredi and. hfty
acre, more prless, from Whlch said tract Of
land. tYe4tyfthres ReBes and IS poles, deeded
% NJ nor vi 6sqqp and Others, Is 70 be taken.
Selling as trustee I shall convey only such
dtleasls vested Tin me, which, however Is
believed to be good. i9SiI "a a, .,,I !l,s66
,tIBlss ~ ~ ssAltEfTSlO fWttn interest nom
March; "a. lstiS, and costs OF sale, cash, And
the lance in equal inStalmentSof bha and
tWo5 ears, with Interest from day OF sAIe,-
tlIa purcnaSeEEtyin approved security for
the payment OF the deferred ipstalmspts-,
ft,I- GfIt sg9sAE, q, ROBINSON, Trustee.
WHEELTEG, March 10, TSa7.1m
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dtTrusteeis ASaleaavEI

rDNiNIRTUE ,ORtAaDERD yoEsTRUsT
ID, from ~ illiam I4oe to Edward n. Fits
hui h, dated Oct 8, 1853 and recorded IN Deed
Book 50, p1ge %, OF the fecordsbf Ohio eOEn-
ttys and an qHlsF Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
county, made at March Term, 1867, substitht-
ihR mons truSteeIfn place OF the said Trustee
Damed inSaid deed, will proceed on SATUR-
TttAPRIL 2Gth.t at 10 O'clock, b. m at1the
font door OF the Court HQpse Of Ohio county,
befetl lforty-sl C46l on the east SIdaIof Chap
line street IN the Filth Ward of the city Of
Wheelln9, In the state Of WestI Virginia, AS
In me by SAID deed and 6fder.' o. Il .1V1
oTeFns Of Balea71 IaSh. b9lZntI iva 100 f
,yuo!uil JOHN G.CHAEDHER,Tru Trustee.
WHEELING. March 19, 1857, marGl.td
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JUST THE WEATHER FOR YOUNG DUcK,

SSSA A47ll' = 80 SAS = = .
But very bad for consumptlyes and people
.pred!sposed 70 palmo naryl weakness 10 all
such the spring season. isiEeF5 trying, and
great care should " taken 10 keep TIE body
dry aAd45WaEni and all irritation OF the
throat and bronchial tubes s1layed at once.
The soothing propertiesof Goes Cough Bal
sam render it the eonsum ptiye's best friend.
while Ill recent eases very readily Yield TO
its curative power II Is pleasant. safe, sure
and rheansa rln.aa.a. E.taJ n,.tlta.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-13
.s4aiil ORQANIUwFaR1rrso

In1raes1ta teIS tEed Ind nm vl1iRorres,o,o,
,,; ms 11s, Sis which render,
penalty paid BY the victims al IN 3le, I the
dulgeneleah Young persons aia To- t ~, IN n
commit eIeeSses fforfnot being 49, NJ Spt 70
ead i,t son that may ensus E6 51e
tend TO deny that the power Of GT1yS, Pre-
iost ssoqees hEI t9sSe into I'm nTona Is
ha6ltS than ~ The Prudent Reside h SP Na
Ss ti ~ s sSa s J,hIssalty otIspdns,
both body and mind arise. The SvSie,Ia S 20
GomeS oetangeds the p ySIciaI and SerISi
FUNCTIONS Weakened, Los or PToc y1e4 1I.sl
love- 9TWsr: Nerv9ns iErttabLllty Dyspepsia Pans
alEDSblity, tia5 WastiIE 81 The E sgIion'
CouSh' ConsnmPho Decay and Deafb
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3iDoS,Tses15id. vouf SI;4 foPbiFuYet6 a1c

~ p S'rsend your Old fnFnit uret1 aTc-
ton or throw II to one side on account
ola few scratches or because the polish
rs wOrirsoff Or become dim.p Get a ;bot-
tie of BoeAinS's Furniture Polish apd
apply II. according TO- direct IONS, and
you ~ i'll have q, piece OF turnitureEas
bright as though it were new. Price
% cents peri pottle. Sold by Edmund
Bocking, MOL Odd Fellows ~ t All Ia
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4 SValuable Farm for sale.o

NJHE lIuNlERSIGH'EDI WILLIE SELL AT
j. private sale The well known and deS4fa!
bteil ChalOner Farm, situated IonT CaftIna
Greek, seven miles from the Ohio river. s -, T
. This Farm contains 5T5 acres: 200 acres
cle8t0d. IlO0 Gtwhtchilz rlnoi6e hdatum9 all
sTatened Rpd umbered, With q four loot vein
otexceilent c6al on the ptemti es The Farm
lSaleat9ted for either Atpckpr agEicul-
For5 fafthefi PARTICULARS q Or Information
relative to price and terms, call OF, or adde's
by letter, ~ Newark, Licking County, Ohio,
tSJ-,Ha % JRkUME BUCkING8HfMio or
Quill ;eI rGoILINS& RHURSEONstos
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WORCESTERSHIRE demolition 81
Alexander Turner'S old building on
Main street has been begun, and with
the roof of and the windows ont, it
already looks like a dismantled bulk.
The cellars in the rear OF the old build
ing have been exSaVateG, and the
foundations brought up nearly; to the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-13

Iryou want good pictures Of your
small children, fetch, them along Ibe!sS
tween the hours Of land 4. to Par
trldge's, and you win Succeed.
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Miss Harriet Oxtoby has been APP
pointed assistant teacher I'M the B d.
vision oIitI5e ID Ward school, and Miss
Hannah Richardson a., teacher in the
G division of Clay primary school, in
place of Miss NJ. Ii Williams, resigned.
Report of schools and divisions, Is
with the Clerk OF the Board. Il
~ = ! Respectfully isnhn1itted,l
+. s. WILLIAMS, Sup't.
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LulDaox. the black man. who was
shot Wednesday night, was eomfottar
bic yesterday and last evening, The
Doctor thinks him In no immediate
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-13
DR. JOHNSON,

Member Of the Royal College n, su,,.o,,.
Eondons Gradual Zone Of the mos sTIi1lllSS
colleges In the United States and tne araHs1
part OF whose dhe has been spent in III SOa.
t EsSla ~ EaSis, Philadelphia, and
tpnlsPI9g cures that were ever known NAV aS-
tt6peolsd WITH ringing IL the head an5 eaES
=. ~ IeS.t rvqtsness being aisrmsd
e S9aden eoundSI bashfnIneSs with treonsHt
plpSntn& attended sometimes with SsTSnaa.
Inent OF mind, were cured immediaieIv
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WE invite the attention Of the ladies
and everybody else who want to pur-
ehRse millinery goods. dress trim
mipRs, laces, kid gloves, embroideries,
DC, TO the advertisement of D. "A. Adj
Ter q Co., 14l Main street. We are con:
ddent the stock Is the most extensive
: in that Zine ever brought to the city,
and the goods are all fresh.
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TAKE PARTICULARS NoTICE

!, DE-. addresseS all those who have ,n,rro,
W Improper tltiu ISence AMI MI
Lafy naolts. which ruin both body and mind
.unnEung them Tor either business Study CO.
e4ety or mGt1iages iEfl1 " 2 = 11''-4'' W
!. aese aIe.sollle Of the sad and melancholy
et1ecis prod early habits 0Ty0uth. VI.
Me94knes q the Back and Limbs. Pans in
the Head, DlmneSs OF Sight, Los Of NIscp.
III foEeIe. alpAtah0n of the Heart. Dvs-
Wy 1trttabilIty, Derangement Of
sgmpt9msof Consumption, dc. n ! =
ls5MRNTALhY.GThe fearful ebscts nm ,Ba
LL lL! are tnuch 70 be dreaded. Loss OF Mem.
99ty S gSonIpslon of Ideas, depression or SpiriiS
T N. E9tSpOdlng4, Aversion to Society, Sell
s19le OF the evtlsF Fod6eed. ~ . =
1od1S oIsGnds q persons OF all ages can now
1870, ,i 5he cause of their declining
Ps4e, nervous and ernaclated, having a singu.
t I2E Y PeaLance about the eyes, Cough, and
Slt4nl stol1s Of qpnsqpfption. N
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"a FELARNIIiV.ZAllLs.
aF !: &. AFElI a las7. !

e5-llAt ;SSSie' GRANT HOUSE. phit
s. johnson, PitsbufRh. G.. .5.y...j5
". Cox and lady, Columbus, o. ~
.+, Cha9, Page. New, YorIt. ~
=. 4: Wats, Bafnsville, 2. n, -. = !.T,l,d
.E. b. Eosle. Htt. Pleasant, q. 3:ta 81
~ IN: Mahon. do " Fl'nL' z..s,,f
Ebenezer Finley. Noble Co., o. a''
J. r. Finley, q tsiass do
rrt ". w. Billing, Syracuse. ~ ,l,,.f
H 9. Waddel, Rellair. ), = y
A. B, WtIkin, HHrtSyflle, o.
Z, W. j. Harrison, MI! Pleasant. q
-, J.W, Eippencott, MorT1Stown, q.
< Miss Jennie Ewing. Valley. Grove. .
"a. G. Rplleek,, MI GIlfad,, o. - r.,
sM!R. Dilworth tM[. Pleasant S.,-ai
j. Nv. GhRn befs, do.
Henry n. Murray. West Alexander.
]. p. Walker, Mt. Pleasant. -
Miss Rachael Walker, do - 49,
b. Miss Rachael FAuker, do
Oliver Frank. Washihgton, Pa.
L. BoIland, SteubenvlIie, o.
Vim. Batkhurst, do
+, eThos, Sinclair, New. York.
Milton RnShton, do iii-.
Lax. MeSwnrds. Martins Ferry.
Walter 'DarTHh, do
i.oa I5Js GIL and hrot her, ut. Pleasant,
w RR na,,, GJNlfz 3 SO .itya5t3
jas. ~ 9Th, r 7l5-3lddS
], Beckham, st. CIairsville, o.
Anus Glover whattan, O..
Capt. L. DaniOrth, st. ClaiayiIle.
David Wpeeler, Mt, Pleasant.
M:J. Lepaney, NeN York.
A. A. hcAnea, Rochester.
WV. Anderson, OsIQs .155Ts
Ino. w Brown, Guernsey Co.. o.
rel. u. Morrison, Dayton arr + .5,1
nj. r. Bracken, NJ. Pleasant n
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lips and Irene Phillips, S39 so each.
DIVISION B-Lizzie OxlOby, S39 so.
DtUisiOn C-Tillie Mcdonald. $35 rs,
DtDiSiOn D--rEllas TaneysS35 75. o ~
iCktI.t0H GehO0L-Annie George, l$35 rs.
i 5st e .;d Divisions a and s q
E.'ttOa, Divsstons O and D4.Aggie
MeLures $85 IS! 0Eu sli. ia. s-II Is
Aggregate ofmonthly salaries, s4s2 so.
MADISON SCHOOLS. 4r,.t5 iiiti.
S. W. BOYD. Principal, SlIO,
Grammar 4SchooE-Ella NJ. Boyd, 81:
Prin.a' ~ DtD'sion A ia Wardr-M. A.
Stevens $SS so.
80 D to p 3 aid o-7NtsFy Campbell,
DtriStod tD4JsnEte Campbsl1, ss5 10.
DtSisio'!s B and q "a Ward-Jane'
/ Dirtsion D Sarah Riheldatfer, s$5i75
Aggregate monthly salaries, S341. 4
CLAY SCHOOLS. oaF MOI.
--- J. +. SEowDEN, Principal. S1iO.
GrdRlnler SchOOL-Sallie Weholfu, $S44.
Primary DivisioM A-Adda Clark,
Division BINARY A. Davies, SSs so;
and Susan Ackleson. .S35 u.s.. -
DfUtsi0n C-M. u. Williams, SS5 70.
DiufSion DIN. A. Bale, $3S75
monthly salaries, 1898 25.
H. 49, UNION SCHOOLS. 9iys.
cs.,,S,,,,,,s jSaI[[oiz TaS. Pal' SI1O
s44 no - 1900 80. 2"
Primary Din. A.-Mary Martin and
Julia NJ. Wiley, $3S so, each. =
Div. B.-MoIlie Steele, $3s so, and
Anuie LETTERS. S35 u.s.. = ~.
: Din. C-Lida E. Davis, $3.50.
Aggregate monthly salaries. sSTs ~
CFSTpN Avn ,y I7peyr,,r, sc,,orY
~ -. - 't- - IN sOnOoL9.
1 As. n. NloN !, ~! ohEN-,Frlnclpal. SllO
JI9a .sa.. W. So taylor
itlS ~ ~ ~ ~, eaen:
NEoSTauI,;., so sD. tr, a fanny
S1S SH5 500 OV' &uE' "a nate martin
~ - -. = - ~, = = >
pat5 S9s ". D ftIS ~ %. III WI. 1Jg,-MaEy
1Ss. = SSS toi y AnlanuA ForlneyI
80 90. IA IL TIE 5lj If
3 Ky, N,@A [I w. ooy1, SSS 20.
al Dt y, -DL.-CorTpeIlps w. Hamilton,
SS2 90. 1900. ~, y M
.,I wooster - Otv. lC.-klcrence iEchols,
~ n 20; y,,-.,
s35 * 4'''' . AI'=-'4ii@AHeLn 0Foss,
~ = t 90 a,,o,.,,,...,.-, e,oo :,
t'eS' e4sS 0V. 3.
coLoRED SCHOOL.
a JoEINSW. wRsr,l PtiucinaI $40.
The appointment of Miss Harriet oxs
toby. assistant iteaohertin n GDiyisiob
Of "a Ward School. and al MjSs IA mar
Richardson, teacher in g Division Of
CLAW uriTna ~ School. were CON firgneS1
The CIarf 81 t6e Roard rsn6rtsj
having awarded the CONTRACT for hooISS
and stationerV Tor ana FeIna i5der III IN
scholastic year lending June S0th,). 10
MessrSs r. o. Orr q, Co. =, - .,,,I,. =
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DR. JQHNsoN has discovered the mn,
slSosia o ad S S1ly s e m
Back or Limbs, Structures, Ahection al tSe
Kidneys Apdl BlA4 deF, involuntary DiSchsIe'
ges. lmRelenny, General Debility Neryons,
ness DysPesta tapgpOEg Low Spirits. CSr'
fusion OF IDEAS PRipitati Ion lof the HeSsf
T1miditys EEeEpbltng, Dimness of SIRhf ~
GiddinesV Disease Of the iHead,I ThroeTtt
EtomRch,t or RQWelS-thosa TeFTihIa M
deIs arising fSam olitaryiH HABITS Of Yo1tS
secret and solitary practices more ,fStsi -
their tins than the song Of SyFens II ~
MAtitiets sof q, bllRhtlng their yn "
hF1illiHlt hptes Or anti clhatt IONS. rehde[iSIas
100. -
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sTAlfSt HOUSE.
= EsA. Bishoes Pittsburgh.s.j r.slaHtE
L. Cramer, gdoS5gj n ~ ~ !t5-I
G. W. Hart. Beverly, w. Va.
ia, IT ]! ArmadnlRt SGsuhenVIlIe. -sIFsts.
]. T. Hervey, Montana. 91Si<s's ..is
sG.iF. johnson, Rochester, Pa gsl5-Ltf
~ TheSpDayiand LADY, Powhattan Point.
Q. Atkinson, OlaringIo on. -9.ffu 50 Y
II. r.. Mun1tnanS sHatesvtIIe.
0.GOrreu. Peasants Co. 4sf
E.r1imptnn, Jerusalem, o.!
VIM. Pool and lady. GAINESVILLE, o.
Geo. King, do.
! : W. hncnss antioch. o., -
q John aIes5eEiy, ClRtfngt0n, o. ~
Jacob RoemeE, do.
W. L. ParkhnTst and Sister, Cameron.
John Potter Hancock Co, W. va. Ssi
NJ. L. Hill, Clinton, w. Va.
Dan. Sllvefs, Brooke Co, n NJ. $780,
=. P-Hosack Cameron. 49, II NJ
c. w. Blayney. washinEton Co., Pa.
GJ!G. Riersont West nbertySj VIVA.
w. Noble, Brooke Co.
p WI. Kelley, BellaIr,O. 5s(Cs II
ID. B. Updegraf, Mt. Pleasant.
N, w. Walker, WeIlsvilIe, O.
Henry Bye . and lazy Ia Grange. i,
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]. A. Barry, Dallas, w. Va.
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II. W. Herdelheimer, Carlisle o.
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q John Mask. Baltimore. . + . ..if All .
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]. H. Fee, Philadelphia. ~ atiz 4lt
- JIM. C5Bld5ney5 charleston, w. Va.
ID. Murphy and lady, Elizabeth.
F. A Farrell, New York.
John o. Brlen Eagan, New York. -
W. a. HydlngeT, Nashville. q ~ !.
]. n. Warner, SteubenVtlle.
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~ j. O. IaTtipE Cleveland. Q.
N. Steinke. Baltimore. 3
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W. r Eswts1 HaFrfShuFg, Pa.
~ a. l. Black, Rhtl4delphIa. 49,
Clark Gllnn, Illinois. <-e4 fs'4
W. 7. Harper, Berkeley Co.
E. E. Johnson. New York.
O. 9. ShTtVeF, Baltimore.
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ID. n EyeFstine, Somepett. o.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-13
ms Doctors DIPLOMA hanes in i,is ONCE,
, ENDORSEMENT OLE. rHR PRRSsn

=, The many thousands cured; at this estab-
its!l the last twenty years, and
Ina QnmeronH 1nnportanI EurgicSl GneTafions
petIoImed ny Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the
Eep99SfteEsy Or 9heS Stat aud many other papers
again before the public, BESIDE his SfandinE
sS5,,e spLemapi of character and Tespecta-
- 9 hclent guafa ntee to The AFFLICTED.
.ceKIRDWEAHES SPEEDILY CUREL,
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