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FoRGERY.-RObert Craig was arrested night
bofore last char ed wh the serious offense of for
gerry He frauoulenly endorsed the name OF fet,sI ft,
haghtOn on the back of note, making " nego lhole
ne crime was discovered before Oh funds bad passu
hands ana Craig was arrested a. his residep ce NO.
6l5 LOCUST street Alderman Beitler held nun W
answer at a iurther hearing
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THE "MoDEL SHoULDER-SEAM SHIRT"
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MCINTYRE d BROTHERS, No. 1895 Ohesnut street,
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LATEST WASHINGTON NEWS.
General Grant at the Cabinet
Meeting To-day.
A Personal Report COntradIcted.

Etc. ETC., Etc. Etc., Etc, Ets.
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JONES TEACHER, Printers, No. $40 Minor street


Clothing for MEMS and Boys FdN aud
VYnte, lUedT, made IN The most careful
Remember ndnneT and Of nldteTidLs bought in prst
hands, at 7'liR0us prices TO the nadntyoc-
tuTerS.
This tells the whole story.
WANAMAKER Il BROWN,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE.
OAK HALL,
On THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET STs
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TORONTO, G. W., Sept Ga dispatch
tom Montreal last evening, to the
Globe, says: Carter is elected for both
Houses by a majority of $50. The MA
jority for MCGEE at the close of the polls
was 276. After the announcement a
mob OF about 200 of the Devenlin party
arrived at the Mechanics Hall and tore
down the statement of the poll. A riot
then commenced, a shower of stones
was directed at the Hall, the windows
in the front were broken, and there
was n free light in the street, The mob
was kept out of the Hall, where MCGEE
was, by revolver shots from the inside.
AT the entrance the guards charged on
the rioters aud put them to route.
ToRoNTO, Sept. 6.-Eorty- four cleo
lions 10 the House of Commons were
completed in Ontario. The leader
claims 80 as supporters Of the Govern
ment. ... s...r..... .-..r-#.. ...
OTrowA, Sept. 6.-At the election for
the county oflRusssll to-day,a severe
fight took place in Clarence between
the French and Irish. One man had
his leg broken, and a good many others
had broken heads. -
NEW YORK, Sept. IA Montreal dis-
patch gives the particulars of riot
which took place yesterday. About q
dozen rioters we're captured by soldiers
and policemen, and were only with
din Guilty saved from the vengeance oil
enraged citizens who threatened 10
lynch them. One policeman was killed
and about so serious casualties. a
half dozen gun shot waunds are re-
ported as some OF the injuries sustained
by citizens. About IA dozen are reported
seriously injured.
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FROM HAVANA.


HAVANA, Sept s.-The cigar makers
of this city are making earnest en-
deaToTs TO induce all among their Eel
low workmen to act unanimously and
declare themselves on a strike for the
pay they were receiving in the early
part of the year before the new tax law
went on, for the city authorities take
sides with theemployersi in keeping the
wages down to starvation rates, and
the Government has issued orders en-
joining upon the former not 10 take
any operative unless he is provided
with certificate from the police Ward
admonishiDg them that they will be
held responsible for failing 10 report
every person demanding higher wages,
" no will be dealt with as a disturber OF
the public peace. ga tlN5El
The sugar crop is about the same as
last year. There appears to be large
increase of exports. Sugar Is quiet
and firm at So reals .s u
The object OF the negro rising in San
tiagO De Cuba was to attack the Span
iards and proclaim their freedom.
Two.more negroes were arrested on
coffee estate, near Cobri, on confessions
of those previously arrested. Also a
son OF Senior Borsea, one of the princi-
pal offenders.
II is reported from st. Thomas that
there has been an uprising Of about
three hundred negroes and IL caused
considerable disorder In the streets,
They attacked Fort Burt but were
quickly repulsed with i've killed aud
several wounded. About fifteen of
them have been imprisoned. The up
rising is said TO have been caused by
some sanitary measure decreed by the
Governor and Board of Health.
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| WASHINGTON, Sept, S.-The Presi-
dents pardon proclamation, although
/ prepared yesterday, was issued to-day.
/ It declares that the tull pardon describ-
I ed in the said proclamation OF the 18th
| day oil, May, 1855, shall henceforth be
| opened and extended TO all persons who
directly or Indirectly partici pat ed In th 9
4 late rebellion with the restoration of all
privileges, immuniIies and rights OF
/ property, except as to property with re-
gard 20 slaves, and except in schses. OF
legal proceedings under the laws OF the
United States; but u pom this condition,
nevertheless, that every such person
who shall seek to avail himself OF this
proclamation shall tasSe and subscribe
To.ths following oath, and shall cause
the same to be registered for the perma-
nent preservation in the same manner
and withthe same effect with the oath
prescribed in the said proclamation of
the 29th day of May, 1865, name
ly: l do solemnly swear, or af-
firm, In the presence of Almighty
God that / will henceiOrth faithfully
support, protect and defend the Cousti-
ton OF the United States and the union
of the States themselves, and that L
will in like manner abide by and faith
fully support all laws and proclama-
lions which have been made during the
late rebellion with reference TO the
emancipation of slaves, $50 help me
God"
The following persons and no others
are excluded from the benefits of this
proclamation and of the said procla-
nation OF the 29th day OF May, 1865,
manly: First, the chief pretended
Chief Executive officers, including the
President, Vice President and all heads
of the pretended Confederate or Rebel
Government, and all who were agents
thereof, in foreign States and
countries, and all who had
or pretended TO hold In the ser
vice OF the said pretended Confeder-
ate Government military rank or title
above the grade of Brigadier General,
and naval rank or title above that of
Captain, and all who were or pretended
to be Governors OF States while maiu
tanning, abettiugo or submitting to, and
acquiesing the rebellion. Second, all
persons who in any way treated other
wise than as lawtnl, prisoners of war,
persons who in any capacity were em-
ployed or engaged in the military or
naval service of the United States.
Third, all persons who at the time they
may seek 10 obtain the benefits of this
proclamation are actually in civil, mil
itary or naval confinement or custody,
or legally held to bail either before or
after conviction, and all persons who
were Engaged directly or Indirectly in
the assassination of the late President
OF the United States, or in any way
plot or conspiracy in any manner
herewith convicted. e. -
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NEW YORK, Sept. THE Herald's
City of Mexico letter dated July 29sh,
says: y..
Juarez has completed the formation
of his new cabinet.
The whole country has been laid of
into military districts, to which Rug
uIes, Diaz, Escobedo, Corona and Al
varez, have been assigned to command.
On the 18th of July the President was
accorded an informal reception which
was rather an indifferent affair. the
people being conspicuously wanting in
the usual Mexican enthusiasm. A
youth named Macmillan read poem
dedicated TO JuRrez, and a little girl
named. Carlotta, presented him with a
golden crown.
Diaz had had almost a rupture with
Juarez on the subject of the expected
execution of fourteen more prisoners of
war, and it was through his efforts that
they we respited. He is reported to
have threatened JuaFez with the forct-
BILE intervention OF the army which he
commands, unless the sentences were
suspended.
Charles Miramou has 2 600 men in the
mountains, and recently shot ninety
Liberals in revenge for his brothers
death.
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NEW York, Sept. IA firm in this
received the first hOgshead of nsw!to-
bacco grown in Hart county, KY.
at the book trade sale in this city,
the prices realized were about % per
cent higher than the last sale. fEz1.4
The deaths for the week were SOP
slightly less than last week,
Two thousand i've hundred and for
ty-two immigrants arrived to day.
Regarding the losses OF the First Ma
tional Bank OF Kingston, il Is stnted
that the President, Mr.. Hasbrouck, was
in arrears TO the amount of SOL 600. II
is supposed that ne lived beyond his
income, and thus became indebted to
the bank. He has placed all his pro-
perry in the hands ofthe Directors. The
bank will pay all its Indebtedness, and
be perfectly solvent.
The latest rumor from Washington is
that Reverdy johnson is to succeed
Seward ''
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GOvERNAIEEFSFeeEs shade essier
closing tirm; coupons 81, ms; do 'o2
ll41<; do "a, l095S; do '65, NIX: do
new, 1855 do '67, sl0s5si 1906, sssS;
7-SOs, 1918.
srocKs-opened heavy, but closed
strong and higher; Canton. ,463Ia4s1s:
Cumberland, S4s36; QUICKSILVER, 2154a
s2s: Mariposa. lOjSaII; Pacific Mai,
1855 al4S1S: Atlantic, lll$all21zi West
ern Union Telegraph, SASSY; New
York Central, l06Isa 1904, Ere, 6SIsa
ISL dudson. l25Sal255<i ReadIuE.
| !T27sa lO25sj OHIO CerutcaIes, 2i5<a2S; ~
Paul. iSA; do preferred. 67Is; AiIchigai,
central ll0s&slll1<;M ichIg an Southern
e-;s- SIS; lInuois Central. l2Oal2I; Puts
| ouTgh, 81: Toledo, l26al261<; Rock Is
land, lu4 AlO4S<; North " esIeru, 46A
465%i DO Preferred, 7u5<s7USS- Fl. Wayne,
lpo1zsl05A.
EXPRESS SRARES-wells, 64S<; Amer
lean, 69i Adams, 6sH: Unusd States,
7O}S; Merchants Union, -.
CINCINNATI.
SEPT. T.-FLouR-Unchauged.
GRAIS-Wheat-Sha tirmer; No. 1
red S2I5. corn-Supply dull al 81 OS;
no buyers at better than 81. Oats
Quiet NJ 59a60c. Rye-S1 rs.
CoTToN-Duu At 25c Tor Iniddllng up
lands.
WHTsKx-Steadya at g 30. ...-.f
PRovIsIoSs-Unsettl and in most
cases stocks are held out OF the market
Mess Pork sold to the extent OF ! 900
bbls at S24 25a24 so, chiefly at the iuHids
rate. though IL was mostly held at SIS.
Bulk Meats-Were not offering to any
extent: shoulders held at IKE, and
closed at I45<c, but 7IS3<al5c were the
rates generally asked at the close. Ba-
con-held at l4Lc for shoulders, and
l611c for sides, and 1sc for clear sides.
There were orders from the South for
clear sides At Ike. Hams-Un-
LARD-Held at l2ISalSc, but we did
not hear OF any sales.
CHEEsE-I1a1lXc.
BCrTER-26aS0c, and scarce.
BlNsEED OIL-DuH at 81 %.
FLAX SEED-S2 IS. Il
GoLD-142al42H buying.
ExCHASGE-SteadY -'5...,-a
MoSEr-ouiet and easy at saIO per
ChIesEo.
SEPT. 7.-FLoUR-Steady.
GRAIN Wheat Steady at 81 asa
6SE Corn-S1 O3s99as9J<c. Oats
Steady at 4sc. Barley-Si os. Rye
wHIsKY-Steady. .a.-.g# .at. .-
PRoyIsIoNs--P ork-Mess buoyant at
S24 5Oa25 GO. Shoulders-Firm at l2l<a
121fc. Lard-Held at13c.
- BunaIo.
SEPrENBER T.-FLoUR-Quiet.
S--Wheat--Amber Michigan
81 l9a2 .; Chicago spring 81 so; No.
do 81 seal 80. Corn-Active; opened at
81 OF, advanced to 81 0S; one load sold at
81 90 for No. 2; closing with no buyers
AT over 81 OS. Oats-Actiye at 5sc for
Chicago.
Toledo.
SEPT. 7-FLou a-QuIet.
aGRAIN-Wh Der lie and white
20 better; white Michigan 81 2sa2 20:
amber 81 l7a2 Is. Corn-Market 2LsR
Sc better; 81 IL for No. white; 81 OLA
071E for No. p -lt a.. "a ~, r.-......
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PETROLEO-CALCIUM GAS,

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE IN.
" provenents Of the sge l. the process OF
I3ns ON pany, ri WHEELING. West va, upon
most yaipsiess prod q Q! Petroleum Oh.
or EMSs and coal. 50 ,ImPle that tvs
thousand feat or GaA may bs made ny
any farm hand or stable boy OF ordinary In
telligeuce in thrse houis. II has been
thoroughly teNteo upon such scale, at the
aeLuIe House IN WheeiinE, and at The
the same city. rs TO M the certainty OF its af-
fording entirely satisfactory result. 10 tho
Gas, and can be with great eroHomy applied
to Pdrdte Residences, Summaries, H0teEi, Erc-
now in use. not only as 10 tne safety. sum
plleityy pI aeueabiuty and great cheapnes OF
manuiacture, bat for It's superior briIIIRncy.
soft influence upon the sight, and freedom
from tbe suIphnTouE 6-dOFs common 10 Gas.
These facts the oTncen OF the company
desiring to adopt or interest themselves in It
tbs company VIII sci. rights 10 msaufaeture
direct attention to The following
TESTIIoNIA
WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. 8. 1877.
To he PTesideRt Of ne PstroIeo- Calcium GaS o.
IsIR-we have thoroughly and carefully
Investigated the c Instruction and working
cording 20 your company's patents, and the
combinations OF materials used ~ now
working upon the Mcclure House in tbiH
- .
Eaq., near this city. For simplicity, dura-
olnty, economy and safety, We consider II
superior 70 any other method Of mAnufac-
turing Gas that We are acquainted with. We
eheertully recommend IL adoption by all
Gas eODsu aleTE.
a Nery kesneetfulIy, 4I
.-.Iu q. tst a. J. SWEENEY,
4a4-.f g f.f-.- A0yOT Of Rheeihl0.
W. ~. MILLER d u,
linton foundry aud Engine Work..
MN. HAZE,
b" PIlamSeT aHd Ga, F.aer.
he. rHrfs I-Ht WE. GOODWIN a 20.
s RfopTisEL1s AeLIiTe HotLse.
SwEEgEY q Co,
AuchDitSLS and Engine BIEffdeTI.
20 WSf. a EIRSER.
-l r-at JessrtteT and P'Gfeh A5nEs7-.
.-H ~1i. u. TEEEr,
..r-rF Er- General K K Ticket apc7t.
LOUIS GsUsS
Proprietor AeLu,e House Saloon.
And refer by special permission 10
- ~ JAS 81 CHRiSTY. FFo-,
e. h GoLiTHARF, Eso-,
sa..E. Gas Engineer. PtttSblE0h, Pa.
rETRoLEo-cALcIuM aAsCo..
haRd--ONay s- +.H W Feeling, =. Va
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Frnn Hichrnonn.

RICHMOND, Aug. Yesterday a ne
gro ms med Howe, who bought tirst-
class car through ticket for north OF
Washington, was put OF the Richmond,
Fredericksburg 81 Potomac cars near
this city, he having refused to ride in
the negro car. He was about to sue
the company, but to-day 1t was COM
promised by paying him $40 damages.
This is the first case in the South of the
kind where a negro received damages.
RICHMOND, Sept. 7.-1nsolvency Is
almost general among the merchants
here, and northern creditors, chiefly of
New York and Baltimore. are entering
suits in the U. 8. Courts for tue recovery
oTdebts. A rush into bankruptcy is the
consequences. No less than forty appli-
cations were received to-day by the
ReRister.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 6.-Gensral
SchotieId has so far recovered from his
recent Illness ms TO be able to visit the
Fort to day. He is now buslly engaged
examining the records OF registration
in the State preparatory TO issuing an
order for the election in October. 1t
is not probable that he will return 10
Richmond until next week.
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DICKENs' NOVELS. DIAMOND EDl-
Dickens, Novel;. Library Edition:
Walter Scotrs Novels. household Edition.
Gall Hamilton's Works.
Captain Mayns Reids Works
Ecce Homo.
Ecce Deus s. ss 90
Louisa OF Prussia and her Times. by Miss
Muhlbach. .--ar W. ~. E.. l...a.
The Bench and Bar, by L. ]. BigelOw.
Old ENGLAND, by James l. Horpln: a-.
Snnshine and shower, by steinmetG
Curious Myths of the Middle Ages,
The.CHxtons, by Bnlwer.
Bryan Maurice.
Far Above. Ruhua. 49, aa4
Two Marriages. s tsi
The Invisi6leS. tl Ff
A Noble Life.
Cecil Castlenau, Gsge.
Ta i o. ora Wa Wayside Inn. by longfsiIow.
The last bays OF a King. ~ %
Twice Tod Tales, by Hawthorne.
wood. I'M ~ Hf
1ennyson. -" :" t-z
Whittier,
Eiiz. Cook
Lean InYeloW
Laus Veneris, by Swinburpe. E-gFF
FcOtI's Poeucal " oTks. &C 90, -
Womanis Relation 10 Education, Labor ana
Law, by MIS-. DRll. .-..,.-f
ssacerdotal SeIIS aoy, by b, , g Lea; .
Religious Life in England.
IrsinR's Warrington I.#'UF.a
Irving s s ,anish Papers
Lectures on the English language, by
Origin and History Of the EnslIth Ian.
guage, by Marsh.
Sihn and Nature. by Marsh.
ciencs OF LanguL. Q, by Max Muller.
Rollins Ancient History, & vols.
i'Auoignss Reformation In the time OF
Calvin.
PIutarch's Lives.
Studies In The Psalms, by DR.. Plumer.
Life of Luther. .s .. NJ 9 80 q 81 "a
The FedeTalist.
Kuskin's WORKS. Ky .7-r 90 E...a
clsiOns.
Miscellaneous Works in good variety. -
School Books and StAuoueTy. III -
nAMnnRr1 L M.nrpMnm
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BALTIMORE. Sept. 7.-Gov. Swami has
issued an order postponing the militia
parade from the 18th of September, the
day of the meeting OF the Border State
Convention, until the 10th of October.
EllicotI'sMills was visited by u freshet
on Thursday night. A house on the
bank ofthe South Branch ofthe Patsps-
co was carried awuy; q cOlOred wo-
man and three chiidred were drowned.
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NEwBURG, Sept. The great boat
race between Brown and Hamill, Is
again postponed on account of the
rOughness OF the tide. 1t will come on
Monday. a.L.. rnLL-m 2
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NEw YoRK, Sept. S.-The Mechanics
and Traders Bank of Green Point,
Long Island incorporated under the
late law, suspended payment yesterday
on account of q collapse OF the Farmers
and Citizens National Bank, of which
it was an of shoot and in which its de-
posits were made. e.r.
1t is reported that one of the collec-
tors of Internal Revenue in this city,
was arrested TOR connivance in whisky
frauds.
The celebrated old trotter Lady Wood
run, died at Copake last Sunday. if
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NEW YORK, Sept. John Foley and
Archibald BeattIe were arrested on sus-
picion of being concerned in the out
rage on the person of Kate Concanuon,
which resulted fatally.
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PROVIDENCE, Sept. 7.-Chief Justice
Chase leaves Tonight, and on Monday
he will be in New York, and proceed TO
Washington on Tuesday.
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BALTIMORE. Sept. IA fire last night
broke out in Jackson & Wilson's Coal
OIL Refinery, and extended to the
American Company's Refinery. Loss
500 600
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BUFFALO, Sept. 6.-The National CT
gar Makers Convention closed u very
harmonious session last evening. Gin
cinnau was selected as the place to hold
the next annual Convention, on the
first Monday in September next. ~
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De.th or Governor Helm

LOUISVILLE, Sept. S.-GovernoT Helm
did at half past IL o'clock to-day, At
his residence near EliEabethto~n-
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Every patron obtains a watch by this ar
Management, costing but $40, while 1t may be
worth $50 No Partially shown.
MessrB- Hill. Porter 8 Co., 2 & Dey street,
New York City, wish to immediately dispose
OF the above magnificent stock. Certificate Z,
naming the articles, are placed in sealed en-
valopes and well mixed. .
Holders are entitled to tho articles nance
on their certificateS upon payment Of 81,
whether 1t be a watch worth $50 or less.
The return OF any OF our certificates entities
you 10 the article named thereon, upon pay
ment, Irrespective OF its worth; and ns no ar
tale valued less than $40 is nam d on any
certificate, IL will at once be seen that this Is
No Lottery. bur q Sfrdi0ht.I forward legitimate
trGItSdcfiOn, lulIfch may be participated
In ere1I By the most JdItidiotLs.
A single certificate will be sent by mall,
post paid, upon receipt OF IS cents i've for
81; eleven Tor 81 thiIty.tbree and an ele aut
premium or So sixty-stx and more vAlua-
BILE premium for $40; one hundred and a most
superb watch for SIS. To agents or those
seeking employment this is rare opportu-
nifty. II is q Iegiiimately conducted bust
ness, duly authorized by the government,
and open To the most careful scrutiny. Try 1t.
HILL. PORTER & CO.,
augD & Dey ST., n. 7.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 7.-omAha dispatch
es say: The steamer, st. John, bearing
the Indian Commissioners. was fired
into by Indians near Fort Hally. No
damage was done.
Major Generals Rollins and Dodge,
and Major Dunn, of Gen. Grants staff,
Colonel Weiser, commander Of escort,
Mr.. Vnn LRmoDt, II geologist, DR.. Harry
and John E. Corinth OF the engineer
party, were at Salt Lake, Aug. %.
Seven coaches arrived at Denver on
the Ist, with 255 sacks of mail.
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RICHMOND, Aug. e.-The official reg
istration returns of the whole State
have been received at headquarters.
The total vote is PIG 600. The ratio OF
votes Is IL whites 10 8 blacks. 80
The Wing has been Informed that
the Commanding General will order an
election for delegates to the Convention
-I04 in number. The Convention Is
to take place between the 10Th and 18th
OF October.
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CAMPBELL & McDERMoT.


NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
d heads drom whatever cause IL may have
fallen OUT and forcing growth OF hair upon
the face, 1t has no equal. It Will force the
beard to grow upon the Emoothest face in
rom nve 10 eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads In nom two to three months A few
ignorant practitioners have asserted thai
there Is nothing that win Torce or hasten the
growth OF the hair or beard. Their assertions
are false, as thousands of living witnesses
from their own exPeriencel can bear Wit
ness But many viii say, how are We TO dis
tinRulsh the genuine nom the spurious7 II
certainly Is difficult, as nine-tenths OF IL e
different Preparations advertised for the hair
and beard are entirely WORTHLESS, and You
may have already thrown away large
amounts for their purchase. 10 such We
would say, Try the RepRrator Capillt; It will
cost you nothing unless II fully comes
up 10 our representations II your Druggist
does not keep 1t, send us ono dollar and we
will forward Ii, postpaid, together with q re-
eeipt for the money, which will be returned
you OF application, providing entire sattfac-
ton Is not given. Address, 3a.-l5H
W. L. CLARK q co., Chemists,
No. West Fayette ST., SYRACUSE, ". y.
F,,1k,tTQ n " gw-Nw~
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n ACT TO PROVIDE FOR wINDISu
"A up the affairs OF the North Western
bank OF Virginia.
Pulsed February 2SIh, 1867.
be II enacted by the Legislature OF West
Virginia: On
|. All notes and claims against the North
Western Bank OF Virginia shall be presented
Tor payment during business honrs at The
Banking house at which the same are re-
sPecuVely payable on or before the nrst day
81 July. ls6S. aud aIter said date no suit, mo-
non or proceeding at law or equity shall be
opInmenced Tor the recovery OF any note,
S lam or liability nov existing against said
h1Ink. unless u shall have been presented As
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All persons having claims against the
north Western bank OF Virginia are requaSt-
ed 10 take notice 4 the above
GIBSON LAMB, Secretary
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-09

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