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The Place You are Looking for!
THE LOWER SAW MILL.

THE Proprietors Of the LOWER SAW
L MILL. in White Cloud, take pleasure in
announcing to the public that they have placed
their Mill in complete repair, with the best
machinery, for the season Of 1861, and that
they will resume operations at once, and con-
tinue until the close Of the season. Their men
are all practical and experienced workmen,
who understand the wants of the public, and
will spare no efforts to meet those wants.
Building, Fencing, and every other description
Of Lumber, will always be kept on hand, or
promptly saved to order, and disposed of a,
the lowest market rates. Our Mill 10 noted
for turning out the smoothest Lumber of any
saw mill in this country.
TAYLOR / oRToNs.
White Cloud, Feb. d, 1867
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The MAGAZINES.

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subscribers at discount We append the
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they send direct to the publishers, and the
prices ct which We furnish them. Persons who
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AGENTS.

ALBERT G. RrcHARosoN, Corner of Nassau and
Beeknan Streets, New York.
]. 8. WILLIAMS. 81 Chestnut Street. st. Louis
s. n. PErrEserLL & Co., New York.
SHsvNsLD 4 Ekroa, ST. Louis.
Cook. CoBukS & Co., Chicago.
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Shingles.

WE would call the attention of the public
w to our Single Mandatory, which Is
now in constant operation, and where the bes,
quality of cut Shingles nay at all times be
had. All orders promptly supplied. Those in
eed Of the article, are invited to call ct our
Mill, in White Cloud.
A. L L. THACKER.
Nov. IA, lS67-tf.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO THE
Constitution Of the State of Kansas.

TO THE
Constitution Of the State of Kansas.
House Concurrent Resolution No. 29, amend
ing the Constitution of the State of Kansas.
RESOLVED ~ THE House, OF REPRESENTA-
rIxEs, THE SENATE CoNcuRaINc:
1st That the following amendment TO sec
ton four, OF article fifteen, Of the Constitution
OF the State OF Kansas, is hereby proposed. and
submitted TO the electors Of the State of Kan
cas- to be by them adopted or rejected, in pur-
suance of section one, Of article fourteen. of
said Constitution. Said section four, of article
fifteen, shall be 50 amended a. to read - fol
lows:
Section 4. All Public Pristins, shall be done
BY State Printer who shall be elected by the
Legislature in Joint Sc, sion. and shall hold his
Office for t@o years, and until his successor shal
be elected and qualified, The Joint Session of
the Legislature for the election Of State
Printer shall he on the third Tuesday Of JaDu-
ary, A. D. 1869, and every two years thereafter
All Public Printing shall be done at the CAPT
tai, and the prices for the same shall be regu-
lated BY Law.
2ud This proposed amendment shall be sub
mitted TO the electors Of this State for their
adoption or rejection at the general election
on Tuesday succeeding the first Monday in No
vember, 4. D. I-6s. Said election shall be
governed By. and the returns made in all re
speets in accordance with the general election
laws then in force.
Sd. The ballots used at said election for tie
purpose Of voting for or sgainss this proposed
amendment shall be written or printed as fol
laws. For %,st1endrent 70 Section 4. Article
Is, ConstitTtica," Or ''again-t amendment to
Section (, Article IS. Consultation"
I, John T. Norton. Chief Clerk Of the House
Of Representatives, do hHreby certify that the
foregoing Concurrent Resolution proposing
amendment to Constitution ,pf. the State OF
Kansas, vas adopted BY the Hense Of Repre-
sentatives on the It'll day Of February, A. D.
1868.
JOHN. T. NORTON.
Chief Clerk Of House Of Representatives.
Coneurred in BY the Senate February Is, A.
b. 1868.
&c MANNING,
Secretary Of Senate.
I, r. A. Barker, Secretary Of State. do here
BY certify that the foregoing 10 true and cor
rect copy Of The original Concurrent ResolI-
tioa nov 90 Gle In this ONCE.
In testimony whereof. have subscribed my
nans and aired the great seal Of the State
fais l6th dat ofJuly. A. D. 1858,
is =. A. BARKER.
Secretary Of STATE.
NJ g."
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FOUND

That AFTER repeated trials Of ether remedies
ko6acks Stomach Bitters. Blood Purifier and
blood Pills are the best medicines extant d
cure the diseases for which they are recon
nendsd. soldby
THos. c. sHREvE. Druggist.
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A MISERABLE LIFE

Il sha. of the dyspeptic. Why suffer when Ro
Sacks Blood Purifier and Blood Pills will sure
" cure you1 They can be obtained from any
druggist. Sold hy
THoS C. sHREvE. Druggist.
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NOT A BEVERAGE.

Unlike NEST of the bitters of the present day,
DR.. Robsck's are not intended as pleasant
stimulating beverage, but are perfectly medic.
insi. containing only sufficient pure bourbon
tracsive matter from which they are composed.
THos. C. sHREvE, Druggist, Agent.
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S. B. SLOANE.

AUCTIoNHE7.
REING an experienced Aactioneer. the un-
ID desigped offers his services to all Who
may require them. He will be ready at all
times to attend Public Sales. Fairs, and other
places where an Auctioneer is needed Charg-
es satisfactory. Residence near White Cloud
oct 10, 67-tf. s. B. SLOANE.
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WANTED.
Admiaistrator's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby giseu,s that letters oil
~ administration on the Estate Of Eliz
Mccall, deceased, have been granted the IN.
nersigned. bearing cate June Sd. a D.. 1868
All persons having claims against said Estate,
are required to exhibit them to the Admins
traitor, for allowance, within one year from the
date Of said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit of such Estate; and that il
such claims be not exhibited within three years
from the date Of said letters, they shall be for
ever debarred.
LAMIRA C. MCCALL, Adm't.
September 10. lS6SlW. Prs fee. -.
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HOMO INSURANCE, co,
TOPEKA, HANS.
Capital Stock, $l5O,OO0.
TakeA first.Class Risks at a. Low
Rates as any Responsible Company.
ORcers.

O6cers.
J. L ParlsaicE. Of Doniphsn, President.
L. j. JOHNSON, of Topeka, Vice President.
G. J. LuND, Of Topeka. Secretary.
1oHS +. CLxLAsD, of Topeka. Treasurer.
ALsssr BLAia. Of Topeka, General Agent.
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THE Recommendations evening this
justly celebrated panorama was again
exhibited in Washington Hall. The
audience was much larger than on the
previous evening. This is the case
wherever it has been presented. Each
succeeding presentation is witnessed by
an increased auditory, aud the longer
ii romans In any given place the
greater the interestitexcites. 1t would
be utterly futile in us to nuempt
description OF the sublime
scenes represented, or the styIe
in which the artist has acCom-
pliahed his work. The panorama
must be seen to be appreciated. We
VIII say however, that IL far trnnsCends
anything OF its character that we have
ever seen. Numbers of the paintings
are splendid specimens of art, and will
compare faYorably with many pieces
found in galleries making very con
siderable pretensiOns to excellence.
matinee will be held this
afternoon at two o'clock, TO
which the RdmittRnce will only
be % cents to all parts OF the Hall. This
WIZ 10 good opportunity for schools.
ladies' children and those who ounnot
conveniently attend at night, to see it,
and we advise all to avail themselves
of 1t. They will, we believe, never re-
greet thetime and money expended,
Tonight Will positively be the lost
Time Of it's exhibition in our CITY. We
advise every body to 20. Reserved
seats can be secured at any time during
the day. Go early.
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pISaKAcEFUL.-We heard of little
circumstances yesterday that was any
thing but gcntlemRnly on the part OF
the person engaged in the transaction,
An Individual who resides in the cen.
trail part ofthe city, concluded to cele.
brate New Years day by getting plo-
riously tight; bat in order to be beyond
the immediate presence of those with
whom he is acquainted and who are
convcrsant with the professions he
makes. he repaired to North Wheeling.
We suppose these were the consItlerT.
tons which induced him to 20 there.
else why not remain nearer home? He
went, made numerous astronomical oh
sserva,ions through the bottoms Of
beer glasses, and. as necessary conse-
lucnce, "got high" among the stars
As IA sort of expression to his jubilant
feelings he went around to various
places, kicking doors ana breaking
glass. Such conduct, while 1t NAV he
satisfactory To the party indulgInV in
1t, is anything but pleasant ia the own.
ers of the property thus abused. and
she seal of public Misrepresentation
should be placed upon any one who Is
guilty of 1t.
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WET FEET.-At season like the
present 1t would seem TO be a matter
of qualification, that shoes and boots
can everywhere be obtained of such
material AS to preserve the feet dry and
warm. What crowd Of painful re-
collections are conjured up In the minds
OF parents and friends by the words
net feet. The little one which had
been playing about in the morning, in
all its MANTLE loneliness and vivacity,
is seized at night with Group from wet
feet. and before the next setting sun is
a corpse. The youthful form of
female beauty, which, few months
before gladdened the eyes of every
beholder, is now wasting in slow, re-
rnorseIess decay. what was the
origin OF her disease? Wet
feet Let US hope that the exposure
was incurred in visit Of many to a
poor and helpless widw or distressed
orphan. Whence come the lingering
disease, the pain and suffering of that
fond mother Still the same response;
getting her feet wet, while going To
market for food or providing suitable
winters clothing for her children-as
II tenderness for her offspring justified
her dispensing with ali the rules OF
prudence for herself Thus we might
continue the melancholy list of results,
at best harrassng and alarming, OFT
en- fatal, to which the heedleasness
of youth, the pride OF manhood,
or the AVarice of old age,
are voluntarily and causelessly ex-
posed by neglect of one lesson of
every day experience. Fashion, that
despOtic destroyer of comfOTt-and, in
TOO many instances, the enemy Of
health, Will not allow the feet OF many,
Otherwise sensible ladies, to be incised
In heavy leather boots; but ii does per.
init them TO thrust their tiny hands and
wrists into "A ell-cnshioned fur nun
How consistent its vOtHries. Tell them
of q wiser cOurse-aTgue with them on
their duties, as mothers and wives, to
preserve their hcalth-wilh others, as
daughters of beauty who are risking
and they VIII reply, that they cannot
wear those horrid big, ugly shOes-thnt
OUcT-ShOcS are as frightIul As they are
Inconvenience.
Custom, 1t is alleged by some, rem
ders persons thus exposed less liable
to suffer. But the custom OF OCCASION
ally walking out in thin shoes, which
are inadequate protection against wet
and cold feet, is very different thing
from the habit of constant exposure OF
these parts TO cold and moisture. 1t is
idle to talk of females accustominv
themselves to having their feet chilled,
damp or wet an hour or two in the
streets during the day, when for the re-
mninder of this period they take the
greatest pains to have them dry and
warm, by tonsting them, perhaps for
hours, before large fire. Keep the
Ieet dry,-liVe long, and be happy.
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Market street In the
neighborhood OF the market house in
tho Second Ward, wss yesterday the
scrns OF another of those shameful ex-
hibu,ons 80 frequently seen on our
Htroeta. We refer to the fact that u
wonunu, in Il state Of beastly intoxica-
ton, WINS Keeling and staggering
through she mnd and siush, followed
hy a crowd OF boys who seemed to take
greBt delight in her uuwOmunly CON
duct and conversation. We do hope
some way will be devised to put n stop
tOsuCh scenes.
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Communications renders will re-
member that John Saugston was before
the Police Court several days since,
charged with being engaged in break
ing up The furniture and carrying OF
some OF the stock in FeIder's saloon.
ho was hncdr and has been stopping
at the Finh street boarding house,
while engaged in liquidating it. On
Thursday he was examined before
Squire Johnston, and that officer deem
ing the evidence sufficient To hold him
for further trial before the Circuit Court.
he accordingly sent him on. The fur
Their Investigation of the case viii come
OF az that time,
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POLLOK COURr.-Thcre was "A fair at
tendance at this court yesterday morn
ing. The fight between Toby" Vance
and another party. in North Wheeling.
OF which We made note in fridays
Pnpsr, bore It's legitimate fruit in the
court, which was the arrest uI "Toby."
his trial and conviction. The fine i'm
posed on him was ten dollars and
costs, which, of course, he could not
pay, and was, therefore, sent to mil to
board 1t out. "Toby" seems to have
got tirod of our jail and proposed rather
than go there to make affidavit that he
would leave the Commonwealth for the
period of six months. He remarked
that his mother was sick, and if Der
mittcd TO cross the river no would seek
employment. The Judge knows "To.
n.y., ana that he Ia not particularly
chrefu! about doing as he says, His
Honor, however, said that itthe prison.
eTwould 80 and remain three years, be
would lake his proposition under con-
Slderattnu. This was too long for
CobY' To think OF separating himself
from the glorious drunks and free and
easy tights wrapped up in Wheeling
whisky, aud ne concluded to suffer the
pangs OF short Imprisonment in jail.
when he could again participate in the
above mentioned festivities.
M'ehnel friery charged with cren-
ting disorder and disturbance, was
uhea ten dollars and costs. He, too.
was sent to Filth street. but Il NYns said
That he would probably succeed in
raising tie stamps necessary 10 set him
Bcnlamin Hazard. OF whose brutal
abuse OF his family W. made mention
IN yesterday mornings paper, was
brought up aud confronted win t5S
testimony Of his wifn and step dHugb-
ter. Tho evidence Was sufficient To
warrant tho Judge in imposing asdne
OF twenty dollars and costs. He didn't
nave the money and WAS sent un 10
friend Faris TO board tt out,
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HEAVY SHIPMENTS. - In passing
through the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail
road Depot, yesterday, we noticed IA
large amount of wool loading In the
cars, destined for Lawrence, Mass. One
OF the employees informed us that the
SAME hing had been going on for some
time.
W. found the Depot well filed with
goods OF all descriptions, marked to all
points Ia our State, and to many in
ONO. The same evidences OF the grow
ing trade Of our city have been seen
there from day TO day, during the last
several weeks.
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ror naaltlopnl Local see ..eeona Page

TmE members OF the Medical profess
sion throughout the State, will be
pleased 10 learn that the proceedings Of
their meetings, in connection with the
organization OF the State Society, and
since. will soon be published, when
copies will be sent 10 all who are enti-
lied to receive them.
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Greenwood Cenetarr-

SITUATED ON THE NATIONET, Rnsr
6tSTT9e,5tI est Of the city, Is now ready fs
~ y sale, and Improvement ~ IN, ="
IN ~ lam ~ acres OF land, aud Il Al 1rr
can 70 naCf St MODERN and improved FtvIS. =
~ " easily reached at an 1eaSonI ~ n /
o,3I,P We NE National Road, ana foT 9I,r -
RoaS n u s1 r. ear by the Hempfaid BeI,
tfyl TI511SSe ~ every variety OF tTses si1T1,s
f0IntaS SS ~. EEDtI chapel, aFttaeiai isEt
II stc:I 10 make n euu0i n a. a.
EmSia ,st1e4 in the country. tls "''i
9kementS order and care IN peInS Sue ~
~ S 1871 aegtrons of purchaainE io52 Ea,1
SSSSt IS Tue grounds with the SnnSsT61tST,i
Tn1 Who has plat, or secure tSS1 - y, n
ItSsst y ne ONCE of the Secretary. an Maj
~ 81 over the Bank Of Whe6linp va 'huN
III eLSo@ wishing TO make intaImar,, lid
S ~ On me Secretary to obtain permit tbsrs
,IEitckets OF admission to Lotho,.ar. %,
F 1s5ots Wt!l be Issued by the Be9etSSS H''
.Eo4AD OF DrRBCToRa.-A. +. e.,
R FSSSldenti r . Bonhamt seeIeta35yy. ee n
6e4ly Jno. A. AFmatFong Geo ASiss14eIt joe
gotdAn, z. A. HndTeth, SllsSI X
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THEREGre thousands who are look.
ing about for the bast Sewing Machine
for y" gin for some dear friend. They
will do well not to lose sight of the
Florence. Brown Il Higgens, Agents.
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RcN our advertising columns twill
be seen that Rev. A. NJ. Reid, the wor-
thy principal Of the Steubenville Fe-
uti9ie Seminary, is 10 occupy the pulpit
Of y the English Lutheran Mission
f5nurch: TO morrow morning and even,
ang. Mr.. Reid's former pupils will, no
doubt, be glad to greet once more their
honored instructor.
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YOU'VE man, itan article costs I cents
and be sold for II cents, VIII at per cent.
Is gained thereon Also, If it cost II
cents and he sold for Z cents, viii the
loss be the same per cent. as the gain in
1ne nrst case Are you able to max e
nguring. II not, go to Hitchcock q
BOWS business College, where il ia
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RINER SEws-.-The river wa. 6,,,-
insSt dusk last evening, with . feet 8
inches ny the marks. business sInn,
the landing yesterday, was quite dun
The }. \. Mccullough arrived from
Pittsburgh, on Thursday NIGH, am
O'Clock, and after dischurEing some
freight, departed for Ps,rkersburr. The
Grey Eagle passed up for Pmtsbur,b
yesterday morning. The Ret.s,,rs ! !.
rived from farkerSburE, aud retnTY,,d
again al II O'Clock, a. IN. The James
Rees aud Forest City arrived and Ia.
parted at their usual hours, The ISS:
press and j. n. Mccullough arr Ina
here this morning. and viii be found
ut the landing.
Boats leaving to-day; in. McCul-
lOch, Tor Pittsburgh at a, m. ~.
press, for PaTkers6urG at IL a, m: las
ReesI for SUndsh at p. M: Forssi
city, TOR Steu6enVtlle at ~ p. mar II
Hudson, Capt. Russell, and Cant, Biltw
List, clerk, is the Cincinnati packet 10.
day at s u. IN.
The Grey Eagle, Captain c. l.. Rran.
nSSn, John kirker clerk, will depnrt
6or Marietta and Parkersburg this
SyeEnuG at 9 O'Clock.
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"PRovE THE PUDDING TRY L,osan
Lust X Co.'S Excelsior Baking Powder
Nhd you will say, as thousands now
sly II IS the best we have ever used -
DOW Sow Is the time TO prove 1t in yOur
t n"vSwnest Cakes aud Biscuit! Get the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-04

THE savage may doom his squnw to
grind corn and weave by hand, but
what man win admit that his vile does
the family sewing by hand, i'm the land
OF the w heeler IL Wilson Sewing Ma
chiner 30 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-04

,oNroRX & DuFFIEbD. Jewellers. los
nam street, wish their friends aud
patrons a Happy New Year" and re-
speetInlly inform their debtors, who
M, Ttsn 10 !" return the compliment, that
prompt January settlements.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-04

CHEAPER THAS EVER, Ladies',
High Cut, Oil Dressed Boots, at Bad
gers, for S2,65.
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Tar LATEST NoTIoE-Pateut Sewing
Machine Casters. Price, 81 90. Call
aud see them ne VIM. sumner Il Co.'S.
" Mum street.
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IIVV UIIy VI3. FUIIy W0FT0nted
for nve years. We will pay Sl,OOO for any
machine that Will sew y stronger, more beau
makes the Elastic Look StItsh." Every
second stitch can be cut, and Rtlll the cloth
cannot % pulled apart without tearing ik.
ana expenses, or \ commission nom which
twice that amount can be made Address
BOSTON, MASS ~-'' SA
CAUTIoN-Do not be imposed upon bv
other parties pRlming on worthless caSt-irOn
machines, under tho same name or other
wise. Ours Is the only genuine and really
practicat cheap machine manufactured.
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MORW AZ
Iron Mannfantnrinr cnmn,.

- une"uu4aGCuEnS G0mpY,
OSf Isl ny, MD WAREHoUsE roof
= IE4nsSS MSAShEkSA etc Also All klT1[IS y
tuyA4ISSlhS. bhAlAS, FTSIaHINCi, Rf41S SyS|i
Ena,SS3ARi.AN NAILS JOR Hfa0f3IEE
Wink ana rtLAACNSNITHINCS t,FTS1ITSSiS
49,, and otlTOoh made to NrieF.
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IlStE out OF mind the custom Of
presenting some token OF love or re-
t Hietl ORANGE 10 friends on Christmas
tinue TO do so until the end of time NJ
more appropriate gin could be made To
Your lady friends than q pair of those
SShemian Glass Vases, or one Of those
elegant Toilet Sets, to be had Mt r
i htSSSiStnS's, No: l, Odd Fellows Hail.
-; ~. anu eXan inc his stock before ma
King your purchases, -
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TheDoctor'S DIPLOMA hanRs In M, o,,,o.

NDOR6EAIEEfJI or vTIETTe 1I1T-s SAAi''
Ine many thouRRnflR cnrad al ~, 'os
,IsH nnent within the last tyenfy 49, ,,,S
SeTs9II1 .l9 3 important surgical 0perstion,
PSIioLLneo ~ Or. Johnston Tft1eS ~ ~ ~
IetEStSS OF The Sun and many ofhep " tns
9SSTTS 1,S15 ~ winch have appeared as,af1 mi
Sc the public, besideS his siSI1,ii,-
"inIy y s0tAnient guRrantee to the it;iast
t 5htE .. DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREI
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"juNrrEHTAR soar cures enappe,, bs,,a,
S'u-rheum, PiunplSs, and all cutansous afI,,,-
IONS IONS, rendering the skin son and smooth.
MAuufacturNl by
CAswELL, HAZARD 3 Co.
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g. NJ N fCRlSSr Ann SWKETEsr Cod Liver On
~ S SSs WoEl1' manufactured nom rreSh
slssest ny llNers, upon the sea shore ID Is rSEr
10y pGre and sweet. Ask FOR 's3REar5 e
elA ; NSSH Liver OH. manufactured By
CASwELL, HAZARD s co,
sold by all druggists. Ns" A"Ek.
aprIT-Iy .sodkSovdsw
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Ladies' and ChiIdren's

ChtldrenS Patterns one-third iesls.
Fail directions for making up viii be sent
with each pattern. Address
MIeA KYLE & MRS. WATKINS.
-l0NO-ONWly WhOsllnR. W Va
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Married Persons, or Young Men colItSnl u!,, s
ting marriage, being aware of PhYEiciRl
Weakness, Organic Debility DefOrmiues,
Hs who places himself under the care OF DR..
]. may reiigioUsIy cOnflde in his honor as a
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