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GAS

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE I'M.
" proveaents OF the age i the process OF
man1factuItng gas 5y ths WoSs Eo mon
patents OF DR.. ]. 81. Connolly, from an C al
most valueless prodret o. petroleum ~! VI,
Or IiTEs and coal, 20 simple that two
thousand feet of Gas may be made oy
any farm hand or stable boy OF Ordinary M
thorouRhly tested upon such scale, at the
AcLuie House in wheeling and At Inc
ccuniIy residence MI H. cF;tsipt9 az its al
1ording entirely satisfactory results IN me Ss
production OF small and large quantities OF
81 a ENG fRa e Pe, h Mts ilis5. HGsei. Ge-
tOTies and CiRes 1t is superior 10 any Gas
now in nse not only as 70 the SIs1y s11 or
manufacture, but for its superior pT1ILlAncy,
son influence upon the sight, and freedom
Tines facts the ofncers OF the company
Will take pleasure in demonstrating TO those
desiring to adopt or interest ~ y;
In Towns Counties, Districts or States, and
direct attention TO the following
TESTIMONIALS:
WHEELING, W. Va, Aug 6, 1857.
10 the Prs1ideat oTths Petnoleo- Calcium Gas Co:
Strive have thoroughly and carefully
investigated the construction and workings
OF the apparatus for manufacturing Gas &C
| cording 70 your eompany's patents, and the
Working upon the Mcclure House IN this
| city, and country residence OF ]. P. GIlchrist,
| ESQ, near this city. For simplicity, dura-
bIlity, economy and safety, we consider II
superior TO any other method Of manufae-
turing Gas that we are acquainted with. We
cheerfully recommend It's adoption by all
Gas consu mers.
<, ]. SWEENEY,
MdUOT- Of Hhseliil0s
W. W. MILLER & e.,
linton EbItld5y and Engine Works.
VIM. HARE,
PISFnIber and Gas Filter.
W. f. GOODWIN q Co.
PFoprieLorS Mcclure House.
SWEENEY & Co.
daehfyliSLs and Engine .But1deTS.
VIM. A. TURNER.
JeIDeiLeT and Watch Maker.
WM. u. TERRY,
General r. r. Ticket Agent
LOUIS GAUSS,
Proprietor AcLure House Saloon.
And refer by special permission TO -,
Pitsburph, Pa.,J OrH.erly Tea,iirer ctty GGs @.
N q. a. GoLDTHARP, ESQ,
Gas Engineer, Pittsburgh, Pa.
PETRoLEo-CALCIUM GAS CO..
auR7-eowIy Wheeling. W. Va
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Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEws' VENE-
TAN HAIR DYE, is the best in the world. II
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub OF or make the hair apPeardusty and
dead, but imparts TO it new life and lustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
terred. child can apply II, Always gives
satisfaction Only IS cents pei bottle Sold
everywhere,
A. l. MATTHEW'S, Manufacturer, N. Y.
DEMAS BARNES q CO., New York, whole
sale Agents. mRy9-lyeod
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A FEW days since young man ar
rived in Pittsburgh from Texas, on his
way to Philadelphia, in the last stages
of consumption. He said he had q
friend in Philadelphia whom he de-
sired to reach ere he died, and to this
end he had undertaken the long jour.
uey from the sunny South to the sea
board. loo weak 10 walk, he was car
ried and placed in the sleeping car, and
the conductor was assiduous In his at
tentions to his charge. At Johnstowr
the invalid said he felt easy aud comfor
| table-at Altoona he was a corpse. A
| Harrisburg his body was encased in s
handsome coffi "a nd taken onto Phila
delphia.
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Il believe In God;
1 hope for God:
InEa LsrhCl -

It is the grave of a poor boy, the only
son OF u widow. He was not exactly an
idiot, but what people call "natural."
Good, simple, humble, every one loved
him; but no one could teach him any
thing. His Intelligence was in some
way at fault. He could remember no.
thing. In vain the poor mother put
him first at school and then to trade
he could not learn. AT last, in despair,
she took him to u neighboring mOuRs-
terry and implored ;he abbot, who was
most charitable, holy man, to take
him as lay brother. Touched by her
grief, the abbot consented and the boy
entered the convent. There all posi-
BILE pains were taken with him by the
good monks to give him at least some
ideas of religion, but he could remem-
Der nothing but these three sentences.
Sill, he was SO patient, SO laborious,
and so good, that the community de-
cided to keep him.
When he had finished his hard out
of-door work, instead of coming in to
rest he would go straight to the Church,
and there remain on his knees for
hours. "But what does he dor" ex-
claimed one of the novices. HE does
not know how to pray: he neither I'M
derstands the office, nor the sacraments,
nor the ceremonies of the Church"
They therefore hid themselves In side
chapel; close to where he came in. De-
voutly kneelinE, with his hands clasp
ed, his eyes fastened on the tabernacle,
he did nothing but repeat over and over
again: st believe in Godj hope for
God; love God" One day he was
missing; they went to his cell and found
him dead on the straw, with bis hands
Joined, and an expression of the same
inetfable peace and joy they had re-
marked on his face when in the church.
Thew buried him in this ouiet ceme-
terry, and the abbot caused these words
to be craven on his cross. Soon a lily
was seen Towering by the grave,
whereon one had sown II, the grave was
opened, and the root of the flower was
found in the heart OF the orphan boy
From Impressions Of ISpGiH," by Lady
Herbert. 1.rg. =
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NOTICE. EXTRAORDINARY
FRENCH REMEDY.

JUST wHATYoU wANTLADIEs-Dr.
T. Y. DePelrlot's Female Periodical Pills.
These Pills are uniailing in the cure of those
peculiar and dangerous diseases to which all
females are subject. are offered with the de-
sire of relieving the many who are always
suffering, acting as q mild and gentle slim
ulant, producing an agreeable eXhillrAtiOn,
have most happy influence on both mind
and body. They are guaranteed 10 relieve
and hysteIta when the directions are follow
ed strictly. They are inlallible in correcting
all menstrual irregularities, being PARTICULAR
ly for such diseases
CAUTIoS-They should not be taken dur
ing the inst three months OF pregnancy as
they will produce miscarriage. All other
times they are safe.
PIiee-sl, can be forwarded by mail by en-
closing the price and six stamps to e. Il. Cd
BERT, end Stone Bridge, or LAUGHLINs
SMITH CO., General agents. Iaugl2
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+ VALUE OF THE BERRY CRoP.-The
Lewiston Journal has an article upon
the Maine berry crop. The BURBERRY
Ia the staple berry of the State. Some
25 or so bushels are easily marketed in
Lewiston and vicinity. The price paid
to pickers varies from four to eight
cents per quart, and they make from
one to five dollars per day. It is proba-
BILE that the BURBERRY crop gathered this
season will amount 10 800 bushels per
day. Calling the season six weeks the
production will reach more than half a
million quarts. Al ten cents per quart
they will amount TO $50, 900. Other ber-
rIes have been very abundant.
The Wallingford (Ct.) community
thus figures up its straw berry business
| for the past season Cost of cultivation,
g., 7S9 so; expenses of harvesting and
l marketing, 81 SO 96; total cost s., 6l5 .46;
total receipts from the crop, S5,9l5. p;
profit, s., 29o.T6; and it wasn't good
year for Strawberries, either.
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LAUGHLIN's INFANT CORDIAL,

The ChiId's Cure When TeethfnK.
Mothers all know the many sleepless nights
the little ones at home have to pass when
TeethIns. You need no one to remind you
Of the Pain-Chonc, Wakefuiness, Uneasi.
ness, Fretting, FIatuIence, Disturbed Bowels
&c. We tell you candidly. one bottle ofthtA
Cordial Will correct all these troubles, Assist
Teethlng, Remove Acidity, Allay all Pain,
Quiet the Fretful, Promote Sleep.
TTyI IT. 1t will act as charm. Sold by
LAUGHLIS. SMITH q CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Main st.
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McAIANAwAH-In this city, August 18th ,
1867, Mrs ELIzA, wife OF John c. McMRna.
way, ESQ.,, aged nearly 60 years.
She bore her proErs cted sickness with chris
ton resignation, and died sustained and
soothed by an unfaltering trust.
Her funeral will take place nom the resi-
dencs of her husband, on Biddle street, at 5
o'clock. this, (Mondayl afternoon. The
friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend. ar.a
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Eesro supremacy in the Southern
States.
E'ro7. he Springfield t1fat'.l Republican Aug.

There are buttwo States in the South
where the negro population outnum-
bers the white-the States Of South Car
DINA and Mississippi. In the other
eight reconstructinR States the whites
are SO largely in the majority that II
they are outvoted it will be either be-
cause they refuse to register, or because
more are disfranchised than Congress
intended. The following table gives
estimates of population and voters for
1857, based on the census of 1866, with
proper allowance for natural increase
and for the losses during the war:
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gonpouDtitnr a. Felony.

We learn from the Wheeling Register
that iona E. T. n GORE, a loyal editor,
and the Incumbent of an indefinite
number OF petty Offices in kanRWha
comfy" was lately charged with forg-
ing the endorsement on q number OF
brought before the Grand Jury OF Ka-
nawha, when IL was ascertained hat
the certificates had been deposited at
the Auditors ONCE. a. Wheeling. As
Il was necessary that they should De
present to prove the forgery, no action
was taken upon the case AT mat
time, IL has since been ascertalnedS that
rs coon as the Auditor WAS Informed
that his friend was likely TO get into
Iroubla about the matter, he sent them
iy4ek 10 a E'IyieHh" TO be delivered over
70 ar. Moore, ~ II lceTe proper" and
who. We are informed, has destroyed
them, and with them, OF course, the
lest evidence OF the guilt OF the ac-
cused. This compromising of felony
Dy u high official In acknowledged by
our Radical Slate Auditor, Dir. Nc.
Whofter, with a shameless effrontery
that Is characteristic Of the leaders of
the present party in PoWer.-CtdTks-
bitr0 CoHSeTVGtiVe. l-l
The above extract from the paper ed
tied by Major Bill Cooper date OF the
rebel army shows the truth of the old
adage, that fRlsehood never loses
anything by travelling. We presume
that by the time all the conservative"
sueets in the State get through with
their comments on the affair alluded
10 thai even the Wheeling Regtster will
hardly discern its own original version
OF the matter. Auditor Mcwhorter
will possibly be announced as PdrtieePS
crimnis in a glarIng fraud upon the
Stale treasury, and perhaps. also, an
untold sum OF money will be re-
ported as missing from the public
funds.
There is no telling where the gross
axAeSeration will stop In the hands OF
desperate partIsans. bent on the manu-
factnre OF capital for the advancement
Of their forlorn hopes.
II ia difficult 10 conceive of more
xroundless accusation in regard TO an
upright and faithful public officer, than
the calumny asserted In the foregoing
extract. The statement madeis almost
ms near the exact reverse of anything
like truth as If the whole story, from
beginning to end, had been concocted
in the brain OF the writer.
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Intelligence of white Voters I'm the
south.


Intelligence of white Voters in the
south.
The papers give us plenty of funny
stories as to the lack of intelligence in
the black jurors and voters of tho South.
Tue case of the white men, who have
always been both votsrs and jurymen,
is not so fully reported. A late speech
.ofGen. BrisbIn tells this story:
.WhiIe in command In Kentucky, a
couTt-inartlal was assembled at this
plnce, aud forty-six white Kentucky
Soldiers arraIgned before II for trial.
Their counsel entered plea in their
behalf, which was presented TO Colonel
Cunmiugs, the President of the Court,
and which, on examination, was found
10 contain six names and forty marks.
Thus forty out OF forty-siH native white
KeutuckIans could not write their
names, gin which, according to Dog
berry, comes from nature"
Another case is mentioned where, in
what is called Biackwood precinct,
there were tiny-six voters, of whom
.',ix could read and write, and fifty
could not. At the polls it was found
that dny men had voted the Democratic
ticket and six the Republican; and, on
consulting the poll books, 1t was fur
tner ascertaiued that the names OF the
six men who had voted the Republican
ticket were the six who could read and
write"
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THE HEALING POOL.
AND HnIISE OF AIERHY

Howard Association Reporrs, for
YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF SOIL
tube, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create Impediments to MARRIAGE
with sure means OF relief Sent in sealed
Dr. !. SRILLfN HOUGHTON, Howard As
sOciatIon, Philadelphia, PA. myl7-8md&w
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The Crops I'm EurOpe-.-GOod Prospects
for American Farmers.


The Mark Lane Express, which is the
best of English authorities as to the
foreign crops, gives generally unfa-
yorable account OF the crop prospects
in England and on the continent. Up
10 the 18th of last month the weather
in England was favorable to growing
crops of all kinds. Since then storms
and rain had done serious damage, and
few more days would work meal
culabIe mischief" A similar calamity
had befalIen the crops In France, which
had looked very promisingly.
Both in England and France the old
crops OF grain have been very much
reduced, and the Express SAYS that this
holds true of the rest of Europe. In
Spain, Italy and Algeria the drought
has been extremely damaging to the
crops. 20 make the matter worse for
these countries, the last shipments
from Southern Russia have been re-
ceived.
II is no wonder, tn en-, that the French
markets advanced, the English follow
ing more slowly in the wake. Both
France and England will be compete
tors for the new crop of grain, and must
depend, far more largely than they eX-
pected, on the United States. 1t will be
impossible for us, however, to supply
large demand before the close of in
land navigation.
Perhaps Ihe unexpected demand may
give "A new stimulus to shipments by
way OF the Mississippi. Many millions
of bushels OF grain could be sent abroad
by this route, from the States along our
great river. Even Mississippi will
have large surplus to export.
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THE Convention of loyal voters that
assembled at the Court House in this
place on Saturday last, made the fol-
lowing nominations:
For Legislature-DavidB illmyer and
Edward Chambers.
For County Superintendent OF Free
Schools-Capt. j. W. Grubbs, of Har-
per's Ferry. -af.
The Senatorial Convention uomina-
ted JosephiA. Chapline.-!Shephet dstotV7'
REGISTER.
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ia Household without TArranI's
Settler AperIent within reach lacks an
important safe guRrd OF health and life. A
few doses or this standard remedy for indi-
gestIon, consti patton and bIliousness, relieve
every distressing symptom and prevent
dangerous consequences.
FOR SALE BIZ THE ENTIRE DRUG
augl7-lw TRADE.
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SpefiaI MatIEfs.


ODBERT'S CHOLERA ASTIDOTE-
Aspeedy, sure and certain cure for Cholera,
Diarrhea, DEssntery, FInx, Cholic and CrzmP-
ing Pains. Warranted TO cure in every case.
IT Is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
A. 8, Robertson, Eatons Station, W. Va,
says It Is worth Its weight IN gold
g. T. Bennet, Cincinnati Ohio, says II cured
him OF Cholera
TSrecommended by ]. a. MetcaIf, Iron
Merchant: Robert Guy; John Donlon, 2. u.
q o.: Louis ManneIss Geo. x. T1ngle, MAX
WeIl' a TinRIet John Barton, Belmont Mills;
Samuel LanghIin, Wholesale Druggist; Jas.
Launder; Jos. S. Norton; ]. a. Rodgers, Con.
b. q o. r. K, my5O
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+ ETTERs REMAINING USCLAIAIEDIN
West Virginia, on the 18Th day OF August,
1857.
II not called for within one month, they will
be sent to the Dead Letter ONCE
All letters advertised are subject 70 an ex-
ira charge OF one cent Persons calling Tor
them Will please be prepared with the neces-
Sary change.
Persons calling for these Letters will please
say they are advertised, and give date OF list.
Letter to the writer, II unclaimed within 80
days or less, written or printed, with the
writer's name, Post ODtce and State, across the
Ieft-hand end OF the envelope, on the face
side, will be compiled with at the usual pre-
paid rate of postage, payable when the letter
IS delivered TO the writer. Sec. rs, Law OF
once hours on Sunday from to lo1F a. ma
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Rautfd.
Wanted.-A Partner.

WITH A CAPITAL sOF $4,000 Or
w more in q well Established trade- TO
good business man such chance Is seldom
offered. For particulars, addreS, Posi- once,
Box SO, Wheeling, W. Va ense-zNo
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List of Letters.

Ordered 10 be Advertised tn the
wheeling InteIlIgeneeF,REreea 10
Ihe SECTION OF the New Post Ohhce
Law, ~ the Newspaper having the
largest circulation of amy Paper
published In wheeling.
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In cemetery near Seville is very
beautiful though simple marble cross,
on which is engraved these lines in
SDanish.
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:atiu aaptrtisGneuts.
Public Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN shall proceed TO sell at Public Sale TO
of the I curt House Of Ohio county, on FRI-
DAY, the 10Th day Of August, 1857, at 10
O'Clock, the following described personal
property, belonging TO The estate OF Joseph
d. Waters deceased. to wit:
Five (5) shares Of Stock In Peoples Bank
Three 81 shares OF stock in Odd Fellows
one III Share OF Stock in n. W. Va. Agri-
one a. share stock in whesling Skating
Three ~ Shares of Stock in Hempneld r.
one "BarE & Barnes Iron Safe.
D Terms OF sale-CaAh.
apRlp dts Administrator.
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Bethany College.

TIME TWESTY-SEYEHTH SESSION OF
i this well known seat of learning VIII
commence on
MORDAY, sOth sEPrEMBER, 1857.
and terminate on the 18th June. 1888 It is
romantically situated in the midst OF the
"Pan Handler OF West Virginia, and easily
accessible by Rail Road or River, and sur
rounded with the most fsyoTable influences
for student life.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
are provided both for PUsLIc and PRI-
VATE BOARDING, and unfurnlshed rooms
VIII be let 10 Students who wish TO board
An experienced and able corps OF Profess
sons e engaged, and every facility for . son-
Ion will be furnished TO the student.
1855 FACULTY.
W.R. PEHDLEToN, President, and Prof.
OF Mental. Moral and Political Philosophy
q. /. Ioos. Prof of Ancient Languages
q. ". RaRDINe, Prof of Mathematics
y. 4. BHRCLIY, Prof. OF Natural Sciences.
B. T. JONES, Tutor.
BIBLICAL INSTITUTE.
LectareT.-w K. PISDLEroN. @. L. Loos.
R. RTcHARDsoN, ]. I. BARCLAY.
The course of Biblical Lectures commence
the last Monday In March and continues
weeks. FREE OF CHARGE 10 ALL.
-
TIE n N s. a-s
Tuition $50 per session. Boarding from g
IS per week.
Unt1rniShedrooms S per session to each
@ =, 49,, O., ~, ,t,,,,S.arr NJ tho fsoS
pei OF all denominations.
For particulars, apply for catalogue to Prof.
@. L. Loos Secretary, or 70
rla W.K. PENDLETON, President
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EAASIlIA "hAL AOD ENhNAs
MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DYE,
wi known and used over % years. Daily
Increasing in public favor, Complete in one
bottle. No wash. No trouble. A child can
apply It, Produces lustrouB black or brown,
as desired. Does not inJure the hair. Price
75cents.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Also MATHEWS ARSICA HAIR GLOSS
for restoring and dressing the hair. ju4-eOd-ly
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Armstrong Maggie B Noble Caroline
Brooks Elizabeth Null Annie
BelInIer Sallie N Powell Hannah A
Baxter 2ideon PrettymAn jimmie
BellvIlle James mr8 Pedley sarah
Bancroft Anna Rnn Molly
Cochran Maria RolIy Alice
Coyle Mary Smith Mary
Crosby Mary A Smith Lydia b
Cox NiFRInin Seybold Jennie
Detroit Evalins Tonnsr Rose ii
DonneIIy Bridget TyIgmon Elizabeth
Frankhauser Nary c White Mary
Florence mrs Wilson EncellR
Fleming miss Wheeler Viola
Hagen Bridget Wells Rebecca
Huntington Alice g Wtnesburgh Isabella
Jones Marion a Wallg Mary
Miller Mary Wayman sarah
Mayhugh Elem Mler doIlie
Morris Nancy Wtnesburg Amanda
Miller Oh T. -#H
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DICKENs NOVELS. DIAMOND Ed
IL TON.
dickens Novels, Library Edition.
Walter SCOTS Novels. Household Edition.
Gall HRmilton's Works.
Captain MRyne Reds Works.
Ecce Homo.
Louisa OF Prussia and her Times, by Miss
MuhIbach.
The Seven Weeks War, by Aozier.
The Bench and Bar, by L. ]. Biselow.
Old England, by James L. Hoppin.
Sunshine and Showers, by stetnmstE-
Curious Myths OF the Middle Ages.
The Cations. by Rulwer.
Bryan Maurice.
Far Above, Rubus-
Two MarrtAgea-
The InYtAibleS.
a Noble Life.
Cecil Castlenau, Gage.
Elsie Msgoon.
Tales of wayEide Inn, by LonSfeLloW'
The Last Days OF a King.
Twice Told Tales, by Hawthorne.
RecolIectlons OF Five Years, Grace Green
wood.
I.ongfellow, Blue and Gold.
Tennyson,
Whittier,
Burns,
Eliza Cook.
Jean Ingelow,
Laus veneris, By swinburne.
scottas Poetical Works, &C., &c.
womans Relation 10 Education. Labor and
Law, by Mis-. Dali. .-ae -. HH-
sacerdotal celibacy. by a. O. Lea.
Heaven and He'll, by SwedenbOrg.
Religious Life in England.
IrVtng's Washington.
Irvings Spanish Papers
Lectures ON the English Language, by
Marsh.
origin and History of the Ensli.h Lam
guage, by Marsh.
Man and Nature. by Marsh.
cience OF Language, by Max Muller.
Rollins Ancient History, 4 vols
D'Aubigneis Reformation In the time of
Calvin. 1a..
Plntarch's Lives. aa. -
Studies in the Psalms, by DR.. Plumsr.
Life OF Luther.
The Federalist.
RuSkins Works.
Bankrupt Laws Of 1857, with notes and de-
eIsions.
miscellaneous Works In good variety.
School Books and Stationery.
CAMPBELL & McDERM0T.
sug2 -
Patent Improved Safety Fuse,
GIN6LE AND DOUBLE TAPPED, HEMP
u and Cotton, wet or dry, just received and
for sale by CHAS. h. BERRY,
mylI Nos. Is q 10 Water ST.
CAND's, TowNsENDFs, BULLS AYERS.
- aud Guysott'a SRrsapartlla for sale BY
Z. BOOKING,
Iy25 No. odd FelloWis hail
T lEBIqs NUTRITIvE FOOD FOR IN
II faults. A supply Just receiy ed a.
Jy25 Pharmacy. No. l odd Fellows Han
CYRINGEs, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
- OF Elastic and Hard Rubber, Metal and
I5lRs5 Syringes; also, Nursery Cloth, Gum
Nipples and Shields, Finger Stalls, &C., &C.,
for sale at ,-
Jy25 Pharmacy, No. Odd Fellows Han.
TJDES a ELLIS GRANULAR CITRATE
~ of MagnesiR; also freshly prepared Solu.
ton of the Citrate Of MRgneS1R, and SedlltZ
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