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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-16
Steamboats,.
AsTROLOGY.
The World Astonished


MADE Blythe GREATA sTRoLoGIsT.
Madame H. a. PERRIGO.
CHE REVEALS SECRETS NO MORTAL,
- ever knew. She restores to happineSs
those who. from doleful events, catastfoDhIe1
crosses III love, loss OF relations and GriendR
She brings together those long separated.
gives Information concerning absent friends
or lovers, restores lost or stolen property tells
you inc business You are best qualified to
pursue ana in Wbatyon will be most Success
lni, causes speedy marriages and tells you the
name, Likeness and characteristics q the per
son. Sne reads your very thoughts. and by
ner almost supernatural powers unveils the
dark and hidden mysteries OF the future!
From the stars we see In the frmanent-the
maletlc stars that overcome or predominant
positions OF the planets and the fixed stars in
the heavens at the time of birth, she deduceS
the future destiny OF man, Fail not to
consult the greatest AStrologist on earth. II
costs you but tritle, aud yOu may never
again have so favorable an opportunity.
Consultation Zee, with likeness and all de-
sized Information, 81. Parties living at dis
lance can consult the Madame by mall with
equal safety and satisfaction to themselves as
hin person. A full and explicit chart, written
ont, with all Inquiries answered and likeness
enclosed, sent by mail on receipt Of price
be maintained, and all correspondence re-
turned or destroyed. References OF the high
est order furnished those desiring them.
Write plainly the day of the month and yeal
in which you were born, enclosing q small
MADAME H. A. PERRTGO,
+. o. DRAWER 298, BUFFALO, N, Y,
mchE3-eOd, tTtWdWly
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A,GooD sort of a man in Maine was
recently asked to subscribe for a chan.
delier for the church. "Now,,-said
he-"Whats the use of a chandelier?
After You get it you can't get any one
to play ON II" f-.-L .I.0
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Boarding.

CEVERAL FAMILIES CAN BE AC-
. commOdated with unfinished ROOM, and
board during the summer months. The
house Is pleasantly located on the Henpfield
Rail Road, ~ miles east of Wheeling, and
within few steps Of a Station.
Any person desiring such accommodations
will please address, NJ. B., box $50, Wheeling,
w. Va,
WmEEI1SG- May l6. lSAz-lto
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Notice.

fully authorized to collect all subscriptions TO
the fund. Also to receive additional sub
kcrlptiOnS to sane. 1t is hoped that pay
Inents will be made on the INST call as 1t will
I've impossible for the collector to devote too
much time in making these collections.
By order OF the Trustees.
JOHN BISHOP, Prest.
Il. X. LIST, Treasurer.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
was not represented in the Cleveland
Convention, and the resolution there
adopted in reference to prepaid freights
over that road was without its knoWl-
edge or sanction. go -
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SENATOR DOoLTTLE is going to Rus
STA, at the request Of Secretary Seward,
it is said, and no doubt to assure the
Car that his seven millions in gold will
be paid him as soon as it may please
the House of Representatives to make
the appropriation. There is likely to
be some opposition to this measure,
but not enough 10 defeat the consum-
nation of the bargain. The Pacific
coast Representatives are strong for it.
and in Difference to them, in a matter
which SO nearly concerns their welfare,
the majority in the lower House will
ratify the contract. AS cOmmunica-
ton of the action of the Senate was
promptly made to the Russian Ambas-
sador, at Washington, and transmitted
by him to Petersburg, by special mes
senger, it Is not easy to perceive why
Mr.. Doolittle was sent TO make similar
representations. 1t win be a pleasant
trip to him, and enable him TO get
through the summer in cool atmos-
phere, under circumstances more
agreeable than his last years expert
ence, ut the August convention,
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ge,p advertisements
Notice.

INHE SUBSCRIBERS To THE CAPITAL.
,stock Of the Citizens Railway Company
WI w! Pie5531Se take notice that their subSCrip-
HOns WllI pc due ana payable to John Bishop,
surance Company, No. pe Monre street. Is
follow: Il
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THE Kanawha CIV. Va Journal saws
that the coal bed in that region extends
over 10000 acres and Is seven feet thick,
1t is said to be very superior coal.
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THE steubenville Herald claims a
population of ID, 600 for that city, and
says If they could get the houses neces-
sary to accommodate them, they would
soon have 5000.
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spettaI AutLees.
KEoKuK, Iowa, March 10, 1857.
@NnU,TNU1

sIR:-I purchased when in Cincinnati two
bottles OF your Vegetable AmbrOsla, and
having used 1t, must say that It Is the
greatest hair reStOrer and grower of the day.
II chnnged my hs ir TO the original color and
Is now growing nicely. Please send me
one dozen bottles. Enclosed you will find
ten dollars, which, II too much, you can re-
turn to me, and ObliSe
S. w. STOOPS,
marlB OF Stops, Brown & Co.
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Aert advertisements.
Wanted.

A LADY, WHO UNDERSTANDS HOW
n TO run a sewIng Machine, TO canvass for
the new Tuck Marker. Apply at the Singer
Sewing Machine Store, No. ISL Main st.
mVl6-lt
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CRISPER COMA.

CRISPER COMA.
Oh! she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes and radiant hair
Whose curling tendrils soft, eutwIned,
Enchained the very heart and mind.
CRISPER COMA,
For Curling the Hair of either Sex I'm.
to WaVy and Glossy RingIeIs or
Heavy Massive CurIS.
PY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIES
ID and Gentlemen can beautify themselves
RthOuSand fold. 1t is the only article in the
world that will curl straight hair, and at the
same time give tia beautiful, glossy appear
Rnce. The Crisper Coma not only curIs the
hair, but invigoTateS. beauties ard cIeanseE
II; is highly and delightfully -perfumed, and
Is the most complete article OF the kind ever
offered to the American public. The Crtsper
Coma will be sent 10 any address, sealed and
postpaid for 81.
Address all orders TO
W. L. Clark & CO., Chemists.
mCl22-eOd ,triw&wlV Az :
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TRUSTEES Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
d executed by w. c. Carman to me, as
trustee and recorded IN Record Book SO, ="
page li3, in the Recorders office OF Stone
county, Missouri, shall, on the 18TH DAY
OF JUNE 1867, ut ten o'clock of said day, on
in Wheeling, Sell at public auction to the
highest bidIer, the south half of section ~
SIX, Township (24j twenty-fOur, OF the tinh
principal meridian; the same being situated
in the county of stone, and state OF Missouri.
TEKNS-Une- half to be paid ut the time of
sale, the remainder in ninety days will COED
security. will convey only such title as is
vested in me by said Deed OI Trust, which is
believed 10 be good.
Il. &. BARR,
mVl3.lm trustee
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THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
i his stock OF Tobacco and Cigars on hand,
the gas and store fixtures and lease OF store
for one year from LIST of last April. Posses
sion given imme diately. For terms &c. call
at H. SpANGENBERGIs,
Next door TO Mcclure House, Market St
SReeister CODY and charge This of,,cel
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Dividend.

TIME DIRECTORS OF THE FIRST Ma
l. tional Bank OF Wheeling, have this day
U. s. tax out of the profits of the last six
mon ths-payable TO the stockholders or their
legal representatives on demand.
GEO. ADAMS,
myli-St Cashier
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For Sale Cheap.

A COMFORTABLE TWO-sTORY BRICK
"A house, containing four rooms and
kitchen, cellar, &c. situated on the south
side of John Street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets. The location OF this property is CEN
tTHI being within five minutes walk OF four
or five churches, and but two squares from
the Custom House. Apply to TIIOS. o.
BRIEN. Raal Estate AGENT. rnNlh.lp
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JOHN AcLURE, JR.,
. President.
P. 8. The Directors have entered into a
contract for the construction OF the main
AiiI ~ ne coInnIeted Iv he HHt NoiIlng
next, and II is expected that the stockholders
will promptly pay the instalments as above
called for. my1S-Iw
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FOR CINCINNATI.

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
- The elegant steamer, ar. r. HUD-
Epson" Capt. Russell, VIM. List,
$50 Clerk, will leave as above on
Friday the 18th inst, at 5 O'Clock, p. NJ.
For freight OF passage apply on board or to
myl6.2t Agents.
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RcNd again the Evidence OF ono OF
Onr Oldest Residents.
mEssRs. ]. n. HARRIS = CO: ''''

OINCINNATI, DEC. II 1853.
MESSRS. ]. n. HARRIS 4 co:
GENTs-ThIs is to certify TINT have found
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM one Of the best
remedies in the world for DISEASED LUNGS.
have used 1t In my family iOr breaking up
"A Troublesome cough with the happIest effect.
1 recommended 1t to n young lady who had
hnrassing cough and was threatened with
Consumption, and 1t cured her in few days
l would recommend II TO all afflicted with a
cough, and to those who are prediSpoSed 10
Consumption. Respectfully yours
a. a. HARRISON.
Sod by T. H. LOGAN & Co.
And by all Dealers in Family Medicines
aprl6. I'm
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WHISPERS
MI u s t ach e 8 !
AND

MI IL IS t ac h g $ !
EORCED TOGROWU UPON THESMOOTH-
y est face In from three 10 five weeks by
using DR.. SEVIGNE'S RESTAURATEUR
CAPlLLAlRE, the most wonderful discovery
IN modern science, acting upon the Beard
ana Hair in an almost miraculous manner.
II mas been used by the still OF Paris and
London with the most hattering success
Names Of all purchasers will be registered and
II entire satisfaction is not given In every In
stauce, the money will be cheerfully refund
ed. Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, 81.
Descriptive circulars and testimonials mailed
free. Address, BERGER, SHUTS & Co,
Chemists, No. 2SS River Street, Troy, n, r.
Sole agents for the United States.
mch28eod, triw&wly
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StoneWare.
StoneWare.
StoneWare.

5OOO GALLONS ASSORTED STONE
SnNU ware for sale low, in lots to suit
..-.. II. j. sMYTH,
Corner of Market and Quincy streets.
mys
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Concert

Concert.
THE LABELLE BAPTIST MISSION
Sabbath School will give a Concert ut
the Presbyterian Church, in South Wheel
Ing, next Thursday evening at o'clock,
Prof. Glass and lady have kindly volunteer.
ed their assistance for the occasion.
Tickets at B. Halls, ]. Jourgans and Jno,
McLain's. Admission 10 cts.
myl4-tuSth
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Wanted.

AGENT s-s95O PER MONTH THE
n year round. or 800 per cent profit on
Commission We guaranty the above salary
or commission to active industrious agents at
their own homes, TO introduce an article OF
IHDI9PESSABLE UTILITY in every house
hold. For full pan ticulars call on, or address
q. W. JACKSON q CO.,
myl6-lm llSOutn St., baltimore, Md.
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Administrators Notice,

Administrators Notice.
DNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
/ appointed Administrators OF the estate
OF Oliver Wallace, deceased. hereby give no.
tice to all persons having claims against said
estate, TO present the same To us for settle.
Inent, and all persons indebted to said estate
are requested 10 pay the same without delay.
GEORGE SAWTEIIL,
JOSEPH WALLACE,
myl6.lOtd.E4tH administrators
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i Second Stock.
"E HAVE COMMENCED RECEIVING
w our second stock of Summer Goods
ana We wish our customers to understand
fhat IN addition to our very large Stock of
Dress GOODS, such as
Fine wide Black Iron Grenadines.
Rich Fancy SILK Grenadines.
Granite POplins for street suits.
Lama and Silk Lace FONTS and Refunds
Black Silk MantleS and Cloth SacQues.
We have bought at the recent decline a
tremendous lot of
Prints. Bleached Muslins,
Ginghams, &c,
Which we will sell for LESS PRICES than
anybody else advertises them for, no matter
how low.
myl4 ]. s. RHODES & co.
(Register copy1
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WIN. GRAHAM. VIC. RICHARDS.
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Childrens' Carriages,
For Sale.

Agents Norsale of Pig Iron.
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Proper Manner of Planting
Fruit Trees.


A writer on peach trees In tho
Now York Tribune writing from
Delaware, says:
OF fthe disease known as the "ycl
lows" no very definite information
could be gathered, Some said IN
thrifty trees had tho "ycllows,"
whether in Delaware or elsewhere,
Others say it is local TO New Jersey
and has been sent thence with trees.
One worry successful grower at Do
yer thought the yellows has its or
igin in shallow planting, which is
a modern practice, and he shows
trees planted in the old fashion,
from 10 TO IL inches deep which
were the thriAiest and heaviest
bearers in the whole Of his large
orchard. This is a subject Of great
importance 10 planters of fruit treos
generally. II has boon touched up
on before by tho Tribune, and tho
failure Of many apple orchvrls di.
rectly ascribod to shallow planting;
tor the frosts Of Winter under
mines and heaves up tho tree, n
great part Of its roots are frozen
afterwaad they come in contact
with thoair. and unless there arc
some roots beyond the reach Of
The atmospheric influence, tho tree
must die.
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4grieMItAral.
How Mules Came Into Fashion.

HOW mules Game into EaShl0n.
Few Of the farmers ofthis coun
try are aware what depth OF graf
itude they owe George Washing
ton for the introduction of mules
into general use for farm pur-
poses.
Previous 10 1888 there were
very few, aud those Of such an
Inferior order as to prejudice farm
ers against them, as unfit to eom-
pete with horses in work upon the
road or farm. Consequently there
were no good jacks, and no dispos-
ition to increase tho stock; bu,
Washington became convinced that
the introduction ofmules generally
among Southern planters would
prove to them a great blessing, as
they are less liable to disease, and
longer lived and work upon short
er feed, and are much less liable to
be injured than horses, by careless
servants. 20
As soon as 1t became known
abroad that the iIlustrious Wash
ington desired 10 stock his Mount
Vernon estate with mules the King
of Spain sent him two jacks and
two Iennies from the island OF
Malta.
The first was of O gray color,
sixteen hands high, heavily made,
and Of sluggish nature. Ho was
named the Royal Gift The other
was called the Knight of Malta; he
was about as high, but lighter made,
black color, and 1.-the and fiery
even 10 ferocity.
The two different sets Of animal'
gave him the most favorable op
portunity Of making improve
monts by cross breeding, the re
suit of which was q favorite jacl
which he called Compound, because
he epartook of tho best points il
in both OF the original jacks. Th,
General bred his blooded mares u
these jacks, even taking those from
his family coach for that pur
pose, and produced such superl
mules that tho country was al
agog TO brood some of the sam,
sort, and they soon became. quit
common. This was the origin 0
improved mules in the UnitcC
States though cvor seventy year
since, thereis no doubt thcrc ar
now some Of the third and fourt|
generation Of the Knight of Malt
and Royal Gift to be found IN Vir
ginia, and the great benefits arisin
from thcir introduction to the coun
try are to be seen upon almos
every cultivated acre in the South
ern States. Notwithstanding tn
enormous increase of late years
arising from systematic course Q
breeding in the Northern State
( for the Southern market, mule
we're never more valuable than O
I present or more ready sale .
high prices.
Wo have numerous reports
{ mules attaining the ago of fort,
fifty or sixty years. and Col. Mic
dloton, Of South Carolina, state
some years ago that he had one
work on his plantation eighty yea
old; and wo have scen an accoul
of q mule in ireland, certified
have been at work since l707, ma
ing him over $50 years old. TIL
is, Of course, very uncommon az
but we are satisfied that, with pr
per usage, mules wold common
attain to about forty years, beiI
servicoablo to the last, and I'll
should be counted as ono of the
elements Of valuo. -FdctsJor Far
erS.
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RANCID LARp.--We had some
forty pounds Of rancid lard, which
was vaIueless as II was. Knowing
the antisceptic quality Of chloride
ofsoda, / procured throe ounces,
which was poured intoa pailful OF
soft water, and when hot the lard
added. After boiling thoroughly
together for an hour or two, 1t was
set aside TO cool. The lard was
taken off when nearly cold, and
was subsequently boiled up. The
color was restored to an alabaster
white, and the lard was sweet as a
rose. Exchange.
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BOILED OR BAKED Flour Pun
DINo.-Beat very light, ak eggs,
separating the whites from the
yolks sift into pan sovon large
spoonsful OF wheat -four; on this
pour some milk, just enough to
make smooth batter; then stir in
the yoIk Of the eggs, adda very
little salt, then tho remainder Of
the milk, which must be in all a
quaat, a large spoonful Of brandy
stirred in, then add tho whites
beaten TO q stiff froth, butter q bak
ing dish, and pour in the batter
The lightuess OF this padding do.
pends upon the whipping Of the
eggs. Bake in rather a quick
oven half an hour, and send to the
table the instant IL comes from the
oven serve it with vino sauce
Tho sarle, boiled in q bag Instead
Of baked, Is very nice.
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value aud SecittitU Ofthe Bon DIS.

The company respectfully submit, that the
above statement Of facts fully demonstrates the
security other Bonds, and aS additional proof
they would suggest that the Bonds now offered
are less than ten million dollars on bl7 miles Of
road on which over twenty milton dolnTf have
already been expended;-on $40 miles Of tins
road ho ears are now running. and the remain.
ing :S7 miles are nearly completed.
At the present rate OF premium on gold these
bonds pay an annual interest on the present cost
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First Mortgage Bonds

having thirty years to run, and bearing Hnuun
interest, payable on the first day ofJanuary and
July, in the Ciiy Of New York, At the rate OF \
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SOMETHING EMPORTANF

Ph OF o z raphs for two Dollars a.
Twenty Ave Cents per dozen, ,cxecutedat
shortnotice and in the best style, II desired,
they will he sentby mail postage paid. Call at
the rooms over Sl0eum's Drug Store, on Center
Alton, and examine my hne specimens before
thlt can suit you both in price nndartistic
work rs we'll as any operator IN this section.
lrgood work and low prices are wanted. conf
dently expecta liberal share OF the public pat.
nngo.
ancastcr, Aug. 0, 0,lslO.--ly G. W. BoRAH
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

Situated ono mile southwest Of West Rush.
vile, and formerly owned by John Smtzman,
deed Itconiains ll2Is acres; about So cleared,
and 2tiS timber land; a good hank barn and
corn.crib lArgetwo story stone dwelling, with
frame addition 90 by 20 feet, under the same
roof, and ample cellar underneath. There are
also large cistern,l sprlng,house with never
failing spring, smoke-honse. hog-stable, wood
house, and twogood orchards ofchoice fruit Of
all kinda. For further particulars, inquire OF
thelindersigned OF his residence IN Pleasant
township, 4 mlloe northeast Of Lancaster, on the
Newark road. soLoMoNs. sTvTzMAN,
May le,lssI--H Agent
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a REsOLUTION

Relative to an Amendments of the Constitution
providing for the extension Of the elective
franchise. e tI
RESOLVED by The General Assembly Of The STATE ~
Ohio, (hree-fifthsoft the members elected to each
IIouse agreeing thereto,) That IL be and is here
to the electors of this State to vote,
at the nextannual October election, upon the
approval or rejection OF the following amend
ment as substitute for, the first section of the
iRh article OF the Constitution Of this State, to-
wit: Every male citizen OF the United States, of
the age of twenty-one Years, who shall have
been q resident or the State one, year next pre-
cedlng the election, and Of the county, town
ship, or ward in which he resides. such time as
may be PROVIDED by law, except such persons rs
have borne arms in support Of any insurreeton
or rebellion against the government 1.-THE Unit
ed States, or have fed from their places ofresi-
dence TO avoid oeing drafted into the military
service thereof, or have deserted the military
or naval service Of said government in time Of
war, and have not subsequently been honoraby
discharged from the same, shall have the quali-
hcations ofan efecior, and bo entitled to vote at
all elections.
Sneaker Of the House of Representative
ANDREW G. McBURNEY,
President the Senate.
Passed April0, 1867. no2-0m
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"LooK psR before you leap" is
very good advico In its way. but
how can sicklyloOkin0 people follow
it2
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Means of tie Company.
Prospects for Business

The rnilroad connection between Omaha and
the East y now complete, and the earnings ofthe
Union Pacific on the sections already finished
for the first two weeks inMay were sIlS,OOI.--
Will much more than pay the interest on the
company'p bonds, and the through business
over the only line ef railroad between the Attain
tic and Pacific must be Immense
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&c o S I "A RS"
s......+..
BucKTAORN sALVE,

For Cuts. Burns, Bruises, Wounds, Boils,
Cancers, BrokenBreasts, Sore Nipples, Bleed
ing. Rlndand Pninhl Piles; Scroflous, Putr:d
and Ifl-conditioned Sores; Ulcers, Glandular
SwelFngs, EruptIons, C1laheons Ahecuons,
Ingworm, Itch Corns, Buniops Chlblains, &c;
Hands, Lips, &c.i Bites ofspIders, In
sects, Animals. &e., &c. ft uEA
RScBoxcs, s5 cts., 90 cts and 81
sizes. F
ma Sold hyall Druggists everywhere
ns- And by HENRY r. COSTAR, Depot 4s4
Broadway, N. Y.
Sold by @. g. Beck, Davidson 4 Brnsee, sif-
ford Son, socum& White, Druggists Lancas-
ter, Ohio. s4 % TFglHSl ~ =
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Nine Per Cent,

and II Is believed that onthe completion Of the
road, likcthe Government Bonds, they will 90
above par. The company intend to sell butp
tain the right 20 advance the price at their op.
tion. r! k.t saar +raF" F"ff-f
subscriptions will be received in New York BY
the
CONTINENTAL NArIosAL BANK, No. NISSAN
Street, .a ....