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only real Reed Organs now before the
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the same important part 70 perform as tho
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not only have the Wind Chests or Sound
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Ing power and great EteAdines3 of tone,
Tnese, With their extreme flne YQicing OF the
Reeds and peffe6ting ofthe tone, make them
| the Most perfect Organ Known Then, In
hnenebs Of woilc aanshIp, hniAh OF action,
and ease, they sxGellall others, q THESE great
inppOyenents and superiority OF tone and
| Wofk anship Of the American Organs placs
them In the 'front.' rank rs the begI and com.
mRnd higher price Than any other reed In
StFument In tho market AcarBfuI exAIni.
nation OF them, IN comparison with otheB,
Will quickly show their superiority. Special
attention Is called 70 the style Of American
| Coupler and SUB iBhsz. For GhurcheS in want
Of q powerful ItnEtFumsut, whose means are
| lEmlied, Its price renders II very desirable.
Every QtG9h ,is Warranled 70 prove RatiSiac-
tory, The American Organs all have the
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fufnilIife fOt.thb pafloF or bo6doIT: and the
Oak 1'Rnd Walnut especially adapted for
Churches, Lecture and LodRe Rooms. Bevans
een-l7-Flpt RreminmR were awarded 70
o0mpetItors, at different Stats and County
EaiHI. For illustrated price list call AZ the
Book House. or address GEORGE ".
STONER, Agent -Fg-f5 = d. ~
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.f 2 MONROE ST., WHEELING.
an HAND AND FOR SALE AT THE
Acb i0yTest iftteS, & well selected stock Of
Tlheol6Rie8l, Miscellaneous, Sunday SohOQl
and jnVenile Books. Also q full RSsortment
NJ ii fdfin6eFy. School BOOKS, DC. Particular
st4ention IfId 10 the BelsGtiOn Of Sunday
SGhoGI Ii6rRFie5. Orders by mall promptly
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Virginia and Maryland. ' "'A'
DIRECToRs:-J0hn f. Wilson. Jas g Orr
I,1il J9hn A. ARMSTRONG, A. G. Quarter. Geo. X
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Morgan u. Otty Geo. Adam = = :
REFERESc1s; 8 Brady, Cashier NJ Merchanta
National Rank, WhealInR: lList, N0rTisnn 4
70. wholesale GIOOes, WheaifnE; PRYOR.
dandlan 4 Co., Wholesale GrocerS Wheel
m; InS; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
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Druggtsts, Wheeling; Geo. ". FranEhelm q
Co., Mholesale Wines and IAQuOn, Wheel
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wheeling; .LsEts baker, Pub. Register.
Wheeling; T. @. McAfee, Notions, WheeiIne!
campbell, Frew & Co., Pubs. IntelllgenceT,
MheelinE ouI Son & Co Hardware, Wheel
iingi y. y. Sands Cashier, First Maj, Hank,
EatEmont; Il Z. Camden, Prest, Nat Ex.
Bank, Weston, W. Va; Capt. John Mcclure,
Jr., Wheeling. -'-l"h'A9 11I-Ef apr2S
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A ScoTCHpaper the Haddingto on Cou-
T'ier, has an extraordinary story of the
escape Ola miner twho fell down the
shaft of a coal-pit, near Tranent. An
old shat was made use of tO:open up q
commuhIeationfwith are%e pit recently
sunk. About half way down the shaft,
whicn was two hundred and seventy
six feet deep; a wooden staging, com
posed of strong itwo.inch plan ks; ;5was
built completely intersecttng the down
shaft, to afford q firm footing to the mi
ners, entering the side shaft, AT the
bottom; ofIthe down shaft was a eonsid-
cradle accumulation of water, as is usIl-
al inspits which have not been worked
for some time. On the OCCASION in dues
ion, II young man named Lyme, rather
than. wait for, the comparatively, tedi-
GUS process of being lowered down by
the Windlass, said he would slide down
the.rOpea9 DisregaTding ths1 advice Of
his colnPanions; he got upon the rope,
and they we're in another moment
horritied to see that he had lost hold. of
it,
The crash of his body against the
wooden staging was heard, and they
for tha nanS,lei1 raroo;S,s nj ~.
fort assista nee twas heard ;ebmIt,t tJ M nm
from the bottom of the pit. EhH rapid
lty o.. the. descent OF 10 feet had pro-
pelled him through the 'twO-iuch boards
as neatly as If his body had been rifle
bullet and with about as little injury.
for not a bone was broken, and except
small scratch on his chin, his person
9lq npt peaF M me snghtesst mark ot COM
II an 5l -contaeLA Wuh anything duFing
tne 9escent. railing into the water at
tns poskoul, ne nag q, 4, on; coming % the
Els arn1s
= Wtlletl
NJ, " " tIeLe ttitag nfe1
saYee: 5ne ES man pttl Was loupd mere and
Cggnveyeo noIle lIL! quite conscious ana
1.F Y Was S sS soon ap!e % go
guy q SS'lyt HootSS'lyt u, 80, = sEbIIiOH ,ahol i
~ st9Ey mas CERT lnIy,tne appearance
,I, oIa1 1ante, YET II IL IS poSsl6letos shoota
canole lnEougn an men poardl why
Saadl .il9n = kLS 11elshot thropgn two
lnSn RIaIih t-,fhe naEtatiVe 'is7at- least
a.ll. Itslus'. ~ an9 w! " %n9 chooses
eau Sa Una nave me nper!y of'oonDting thatlt
10 rSt i!l i.yi.Frq IN
4 How. TO Buzz MRAT.4=Dr.g Letherby
gives the following description Of good
lna eaa meats, win which his duties ties
,.,,3 Snee5 u sne clsy q Ton
&c Go, "a 80. a - p u..S 10
ish nor a deep nnrpTe lint t9 n has plel.3 a
marbled appeaEanee, 9fromalramifica-
ton OF little veins Uf-interceliulRr fat;
and the fat Of the internal organs is es-
pecialfy Arm, hard, and snetty, never
wet, whereas that of diseased meat Is
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Corner Or:Unlon. wHEELING
= d % ~
Bargains. in Boots & Shoes

= - 10
That never have beer, nor never can be beat.
"A w - viii IL ~ Il w
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.z.....s..s.s 20 s.sa.. NO. 2lS.
I'D y. ''.- aJaslsra,1ir:re. i:e
National Insurance ) Company.
WHEELING. WEST VA ~

q 900
otice, 20 Monroe St. next door 10 iSt M,
lion0l Hank. IIil 81 gl fs'.4 -
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A CoUETRDleritf says of Rarepa:
t'She fioats- upward ON q sea of melody,
hinging out on the air chaplets OF
sparkling notes, which intoxieste the
7, ~ his reminds ps. of the western Tl
orator. " excl lined q q ne apple OF
discord has been thrown Into our midst;
Rqdn unless 1T is5pipPed intths bud
|zRtll ibQrst inboIa q iConhngration- which
will deluge the whole land" aaA4
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atPuplished, by. ReqHesl = !,
PHYsIoL6GICAL MATTERS.

The Laws Of Health as Connected
with Diet and CleRnliness..-AnimaI
versus Vegetable FeOd---Health Of
Girls-.sR BATHING and the Rales Gov.
ernins the Practice. d. .o.sI y, 3 ~
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MARRIAGE FIDELTTR.-That home Is
a perpetual !.honeY.m .moonn where two
souls blend WatchfplI oSkeep unstain-
ed the lazy OF loye.. The cpnsciousneSs
that there has been no betrayal OF
PIfghted faith sanctiieS every u16ition,
swsetensevery toll halloWs every purr
pose of the heart. If, there .isla child
angel in that hOmezRnd ills not COM
plete without one-each discipline or
sacrifice hetghtens the sacredness Of the
1ifiiof, 9iuS fEh ~ sHsl 30 - IbIu
so There istio harmony without virtue.
The husband or wife, ever true to this
principle; will never regret the hour OF
resistance toltemptation. Each riff of
-eaTe 1ponJ the, brow Is allied. With the
golden fustre OF integrity. The sflyered
locks are'exprsssive OF moral purity.
AS the years fade the form, The Heart
is tenderer, the memory keener. The
happy pair are ripening for a 5better
hButoni in the Immortal world How
beantif fpl such a pilgrimRge-hoW bless
ed thu dePartufel A happy. marriage,
sacred 20 holiness, and q happy homie
angelized by Chtfdreu, is the way to
sheaVef.'G 10 EIissh II bsaoH iffi
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,9A3Gree,e,IIt RarFEiain..

. aaTTFF n#..s " ..n
Z ~, ,,5t,sf, A Greek Bargain. ..,t ~.
A pleasing report has been given that
it is said Russia is. willing TO take a
fleet -four iropglads in lieu Of the money
for the region she has sold us. We fear
It is too good TO be true. Nothing could
6e, more according 70 the fitness Of
thlngs.dr .Ezgb - bsl.unl,. Il /. i...tali liz
Every body has heard Of the shiftlsss
fellow who owned cur with / fafo-
'cious appetitei whom his wife was con-
lttnually urging him to sell, At length
he ANNOUNCED that he had sold the dog
for fifty d6llhfb.s 'FEx6eIlent,n said the
damebr that twilLbuyus a cow. Where's
The, money ~ ~ tsBut,n2 said the bump
kin, II took the pay IN two pups at
twenty-hveEd dollars apiece'5 IS 'SifI'
II Rrussia takes The monitors she will
make such d bargain We need not
stand onlthe tlumberg The more the
BETTER Let her take Rll,f We have just
CdertRkent to titup a cemetery for them
at League Island which WIN cost more
than ten mill Hons, and then there is no
end to their repairs. IfMr. Seward can
get these OF our hands we will applaud
the Sbargain 'tll4 the Arctic echo shall
applaud again .ln3Esgf +lw5p5a y7si
9ifiis Is one of theamost satisfactory
bargains. Each thinks the other cheat.
ed, aud both are. But painful idea
Here suggests itself: win Russia re.
quire themlto be delivered in her portsi
That Is fearful. Three ships creWl
have gone down boldly in monitors
while they never injured the hair Of al
6neny's9 head How nanyr shall VI
lose In taking them over r2,aF For the ont
that crossedto Europe, and the one tina
went to the Pacific, are a pair of modi
fed monitors, built of wood, and witt
more buoYHuCy and less impediment
70 sailing than the Others; and yet the!
found il rough enough. n9ld and tas6
Bat, lstjus make the effort, and let tlll,
naval officers who, to save their Place
and insure their promotion, have iont
certifying the superior sea-goinl
qualities of the monitors, be detailed 4
Al ELaLL.l
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"a SBItt5EE LIE u LJzTIU -
THE MCKAY SEWING MACHINE. the
machine In existence ~ ~, ~
seWed boot or shoe can bS made, 1dGnteII ~,
ali kinds, styles kna A1e8 OF f1joots and shoeS.
40 Qpain SaR,be made with eaSe by0ne man
slf6eS take Eot Ill 6tlefs q
fkes3 and udr2 made tiRI8 S5at the
cost or In t6y t6IIot EeaafffR
mn taet0Fef8ta MQetiiheGt With c1mpet6nt
mon 70 - them IA kf6nl Etlished n
6ne dAS Sh6tlcet 'oF F6fo attIelfl AfS Or IIc8HSa
apply tea9RU0R h6EAS, Af6Hei pttfB6th
street. Boston, Mas, aPtf6-SEad
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o5taaa1flitalI. q q. .'-a5.
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BIC GUN TESsfTlsD TESsfT tWenty7inch
gdh!t !tithe one last hnisheal at tkSl lB5Tt
Pitt Works, Pittsburgh, WasS tested
Tuesday, at the proving ground, in
heyietnity Of Wallis Station, oh 81 The
Pennsy1vauia Railroad. The test con-
aisted OF, nine rounds, audsRRs o0nsi6-
cred entirely satisf faetorF- The charges
consisted Of sixty, eighty and one hun
aget P6ppds Of powdet, with z balls
II Is estimated that thebaiIs penetrated
:theaeaEth In the hillside "a distance of
two hundred feet. 81 d. .s75a sl55z Zif i5sz
59iWHATEvRR yQp wish your ichil ldrsn
toahe,r ,rba.y y0urselE EnhEhis 1.-THE secret of
all fR6VGFnfneHt aud Of education. 5qR
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y ItImay be tbatmost yo;555n ,;,,,5isg ;;,;;,,,
feel little restfYe II Reference % iS made ia
to cleanliness as a means Of nTon,otinS
health. Yet no disrespect 70 ie say az js i,Is
tended, since the writer believes 81 = t6a t
most intimate and endearing relStSons
between the sexes constitute our nor.
NAL condition. But are our daughters.
and young ladies generally, cleanly il
their habitsf tits presumed that most
ofEhem, and certainly those sum acientIy
Intelligent to read a journal of thisclass
habitnallY wash their faca and hands
at least once each day. and perhaps
oftener. Any Departure from this GUS
mites, pas slattern-and JUSTLY yet L
Ia p0ssihle that some ara not really
cleanIy,ip all other respects. The ne
cess siEy, Tor this care OF the surface, ;Rs
CONNECTED with personal eleanlinessGis
based on the fact that waste, persPfra-
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tfaE1 htE1 9iffiF .7e7iE @SiiSF rzttTef NJ
isSTHE ,Ri5hnaond n ZSplsS thinks that
ne ttfIf115tR I2G3 ~ itt,,f x b5T
will be- permitted fotROte in less than
ten hSSafsEJaIdddHT IuS-eqa
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FOREIGN &B0MESFIGWTNlES

HQlpT1NG les1t 44s sEes4M 1HJg
,eiAbAsIllJ iAbEslll UHAN VIA. & Sit u
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UI IuIIues5 HuW tUIp pUIJ III WHICH ulBn
appear as animals, and to very poor
advantage even as, such. If the great
est epicnfe, the man with the most pro.
digi6us appetite. and the man who
loyesitO eat, would but follow this sim
pie rule, OF ahstemiopsness, they would
in the end be able to eat far greater
quantity Of tood by being able to live
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Fhe story has cesrtafnly q5ptI Appearance ac /,
ofra fable, yet If it is possible TO shoota
candle through an inch board why
cannota man Fbe shot Through d two
inch plank 7-4Fhe narrative 'ls-at least
amusing, and anybody who chooses
can have the liberty Of doubling that.it
is well aqthenticated-airf.roq IN
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Mistellameuus.
VIII OF Lieut.. General win field Scot

The will of the late General Scott,
which has just been proved, provides,
after the payment of funeral expenses,
and the payment ofjust debts, that his
property of every kind, real and per-
sonal, be divided among his three
daughters, and is in terms as follows:
al bequeath to my executors and to
their survivors and successors my
house and lot in New York; my
papers, which are of value, | give to
my eldest daughter, Cornelia Winfield
Scott, for her during lite. Upon her
death said property is to be transferred
towhom she may designate. further
give to my daughter Cornelia Winfield
all of my libarry, except the marked
volumes, my silver ..ware, medals,
paintings, and my Louisiana sword.
l bequeath my Pulaski sword which,
the Polish-American hero had in his
hand when he fell, to- the Uited States
Militay Academy, and my Mexican
gilt sword to my grandson, Winfield
Scott Hoyt. To my second and third
daughters, Camilla and Marcella, 1
bequeath to each an equal third of
what money falls due to my estate from
my publishers. 1 hereby appoint ex-
ecutors of this, my last will and testa-
ment, the following friends, viz: John
Chetwood, Esq, Of Elizabeth, N. j.;
Goold Hoyt, Esq, one Of my son-in-
law; b. II. Alden, IL former aid-de-camp
of mine, and Gen. Schuyler Hamilton,
another ex-aid-de-camp, executors of
this last will and testament
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DR.. SCHENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP.

This Vrca. medicine cured Or. j. Fl. Sonnsox, tho
Proprietor, Of Pulmonary Consumption, when Il had
assumed IA mcst formidable aspect and when speedy
death appeared to be inevitable. His nhysieans pro-
nouncoi hA csss incurabo when he commenced
the ue Of this simple but powerful remedy. His
health was restored in very snort time and no
return OF the disere hG' been apprshendei, for all
the symptoms quickly disappeared, end his present
WEIGHT Ia more than two hundred pounds.
Snee his recovery, he has devoted his attention
exclusively 10 he euro Of Consumption and the
dise1Scs which are usually complicated with Il, and
the cures feoed b. his medicines have been very
numerous and truly wonderful. Or. sCHEscR
mae pro cssiOual visits to several Of the larger cities
weekly, where he haia la-ge concoursc of patients,
and Il is truly Astonishing 10 poor consumptive
tha. have to he lfel out Of their carriages, and In
iev months healthy, robust persons. Dr.
SCHESCR'S PULMONTC SYRUP, sEAwEED'
TONIC, AID MANDRAKE PILLS are generally
all required In curing Consumption. Full dlrea-
tons accompany caah, thst any one take them
without aecing Dir. SoaEScE, but when ID ia con-
velent Il is best to scc him. lie givss advice free,
bu. .or lorourh examination with his Rcspirometer
his ee Is three dollars.
+ ease obserye when Purchasing, that tho two
,keIessl o. tho DDc;or--olo When in the last stage
OF Consumption, aM the other a. he now Is, In
per.cc, hes th--sro on the Government a&mp.
SD by al Druggists and Dcalers. Price si.so'
pr bottle. or $40 the half dozen. Letters fos
aiglcc shoa'd awars be difcc.ed to DR.. schenck'a
Prlnc pal oaco, Is North s;h st.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Gerera whoesa,e Asenta; Dema- Barnes d Co.,
n. T.. S. 5. Hancc, Baltimore, Nd; John D.
Park C.ncinnail, Ohio; walker q TAYLOR, Chicago,
Ill; Collins Bros H. Louis. Mo.r3d W. "a. mo. VI.
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BEAUTIFUL AND TRUE.-In an ar
ticle in Frazier's Magazine this brief
but beautiful extract occurs
Education does not commence
with the alphabet. 1t begins with a
mothers look, with a fathers smile of
appreciation or sign of reproof-with
a sisters gentle pressure of the hand,
or a brothers noble act of forbearance
with handful of flowers in green
and daisy meadows-with birds nests
admired but not touched-with creep
ing ants, and almost impossible en-
mels, with humming bees and glass
bee-hives-with pleasant walks and
shady lanes, and with thoughts direct
ed in sweet and kindly tones, and
words to mature acts of benevolence,
to deeds of virtue, and to the source of
all good is God himself"
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all diseases Of Swine, such as Coughs, Ulcers In
Special Motiees.
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
AND pHEyIX BITTERS.

MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
AND PHOENIX BITTERS.
The Most Successful Medicines
In the World.
Established in 1885 by one Of
our Most Eminent Physicians, and
now used throughout North and
South America, with more pleasing
results than any other Medicine in
cases Of diseased Liver, Blood OF
Skin, Indigestion, Costiveness,
Bilious Complaints, rheumatism
and Fever and Ague.
Thousands Of certificates are in
our possession, giving detailed
accounts Of perfect CURES effected
by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System and put
all the functions Of the body
in a healthy condition.
Sold by all Druggists. White 6 Rowland, Propri-
stors Successors to Or. John Moffat and DR.. W. n
MoEat, New York.
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Selstt aMding.
THE ExPOsTULATION.


Now, Charley, ne'er
Would have married you, dear,
Had known of your patton for smoking
Ofthat horrible stuff
ou .o hAu sui'' enos,, ,.,,
'ou "' WY
Ihave sat by your side
Till felt quite dehed
To speak, for the vapor Is choking:
But tits useless to plead
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TIE london Seapel gives the following as
an lnfallible cure for smallpox aud scarlet
fever: ''Sulphate Of zinc. one grain fox
glove (dgita6s), one grain half teaspoon
full Of sugar, mix with two tablespoonfuls Of
water. Take spoonful every hour. Either
disease will disappear In twelve hours For
child, smaller doses according to- age. II
countries would compel their physicians to
use this, their would be no need of pest
houses"
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7 8. INTERNAL REV. NOTICE.

|. All persons wishing Government License OF
Information as to the payment Of other Govern.
ment Taxes, residing In Division No. Q, compos-
ed OF Marion, FRANKLIN, Wayne Alleppo gu.
more, Springhill, Centre, Jackson, Richhili and
Morris townshiTs will call on me at my Once In
Waynesburr. SIMON RINEIfART,
II. 4. Asst Xissssor DIV. No. Q, 2tth DisN q n
tfT.2m
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HrHeImbold's Extract Buehu and I'M
proved Rose Wash cures secret and delicate dis
orders in all their stages at little expense, little
or no change In diet, no inconveniencs and mo-
exposure, It Is pleasant In taste and otior. I'm,
mediate in Its action, and free from all Injurious
prophecies. sl3eow-ly.
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AsTRAYs-AsTRAYEDF FRoMTHE

Premises Of the undersigned, In Alleppo town
dark dun Cow, about three years old, white
face, and end Of horns cut of. Also, black
ysaridng nGier VIII atge .S Sei on: Any per,
giving Information where they can be found
will be libsrally rewarded, LEVI MURRAY.
Oct, q 81,
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED
TO SOLICIT ORDERS FOR A NEW ILLUSTRATED
BI b L z DICTIO A RY
COMPLETE IN ONE yOIJJI,EA

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most recent study, research and investigation,
of about sixty-fve of the most eminent and ad-
vanced Biblical Scholars now living. Clergy
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In circulating this work. agents will find a
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These pens sell rapidly wherever introduced,
to all classes OF people, Are fully equal to the
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flexible and durable than any steel pen ever
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pie box. Only - cent, or two boxes for 50 cents,
and choice Penmanship. Sent free OF postage
Money refunded IL they do not give satisfaction.
Address N. v. B. COWEN, Lafayette, Ind.
The following Is sample Of hundreds OF let
ters from parties who have ordered these pens
POTTST0WN, Pa, July 18th, 1867,
n: v. B. COWEN, lafayette, Ind.
DEAR SIR Tho box Of No. pens ordered by
much pleased with them that have concluded
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for which enclose your price TO Agents, Ad-
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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

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better satiafbctton than any steel pen manufnc-
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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

Wool and Cashmere Shirts, Fine Corset Jean
Drawers and Summer Undershirts. Linen
Handk erchiefs, Gloves and Hosiery, with ties,
bows and scarfs. In endless variety. The Eugene,
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Wards Shakespeare, Linen Imitation, Water
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A few late styles cassimeres that will be sold by
the yard. We kindly ask you to compare prices
before buying. 52-6-ly