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Fcb.,4. 1868
IN BANKRUPTCY
IN Tie District Cout Of the United STATE
for tic District of South T,wlina.

IN Me District Cnurt of tbs United States.
for tic District Of South, ,C.,oliaa,
IN TIE NATTER OF MARTIN MANLY, RASshurF,
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tint, on the
Il 9th day Of January, 1868, q Warrant ia
Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate Of
Martin Manly, Of Dickens DISTRICT, and State
of S,nth Carolina, who has boon alulged .
Bankrupt upon his own petition; that the pay.
mont Of any debts. and tho delivery Of any
property belonging to said Bankrupt, 10 him, or
for his use. and tile transforof any properly ~
him, are forbidden by Inv; that d meeting Of
the creditors Of tho said Bankrupt, to prove
their debts, and to choose ono or moro Assign,
eos Of his Estate. will ba hold at q Court of
Bankruptcy. to he holden at Yorkyille. Sc ..S
before ". y .: chAwsoS, Esq, one OF the Regissss
ters IN Bankruptcy of snid' Court, on tho ll,h5 Z
day Of Eebrnary. 1863, at 10 O'clock. 4, IM.
]. P. M. EPpING e., u. S. Marsbei ! ss
III AS Messonges.sS
BY Il. wv. CLABsoN,
NJ, 1000 Deputy Messenger: &
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Division Of Piokens.

A @s ,JVo n,bI;,b >,1ou, tIr, or1;,o,.o L:.L
nI,ssod tbo convo,t;on h. = ouor,,, .,,a; J.,
-. ~, - -
~ wv
4 | -, s,Y y !, !, : ~ ''0'' ~ es' >l'''"
~ ~ W o'ilou o'oncc' anu inc Eastern 70 re-
tain tho tho anclcnt t, name OF Pickcns 1t will be
seen from tho ordinance that six Commission
4 5ers have boen appointed in Q ,ch new District,
wis ara TO select tho Localities of tho co,rf
TT !, coo ( ~, ,,,o,o ,,,,o,.o. g. m,
49, j, sg..,s. w. A''' "'0
son''o'''su . ln'os'''y anu u'sore''oh' Who' we
nope, will take advantage Of the opportunity
afforded; then, to display their good taste and
7 udgmert. This age can certainly improve
son the nrescnb selection Bv = ina;o;ou.
IS z, IA, 10 ~ s...o NIL, -
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Sale DIV.

There was an unu ,ually large asseqblagc Of
persons hero on Monlay last. The diyispn
of the DISTRICT ana the proceedings Of the
Convention were discussed at length. Two
tracts of land were sold. The tract belong
ing to the estate of SAM'L. ALBERsoN, con
tanning one hundred and sixty acres, sold for
$240,00. The ADAIn tract, containing one
iundred and eighty eight acres, situated near
.Wallhalla, brought S1,030.00.
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Convention and Congress.

No news of Importance from either of these
bodies. The former has passed the ordinance
-iuvatidating contracts, the consideration of
which werc slaves, and have now under dis
oussion the resolution making guardians, trus-
tees, and other fduciary agents responsible for
funds Invested by them in Confederate secu-
rites.
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To Tax-Payers.

Mr.. III EnNDoN, our very efficient Tax Col
lector, notifies tho tax payers Tint he will,
en- Monday next, open his books Dr the pur.
pose Of receiving returns and making assess
.mcnts Of all property liable to a tax for the
year 1868. See his advertisement.
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Lifo of Jefferson Davis.

This work, by FRANK II. ALrnIEND late
editor of the Southern Literary Mcssen-
GER" and for some time connected with the
Richmond press, will be published at an early
day. The work will form FULL complete,
and authentic Biography of Mr.. DAVIS, en-
braciug the whole period of his life. 1t is
justly due the great and good, that their deeds
should DO transmitted to postcrity, as exam.
Piles Of reverence and admiration. Tho un
fortunate, yet illustrious subject of this work,
will ever command the respect and esteem Of
his enemies, whilst his warm friends md chiv.
alrous adherents will ever prove themselves
the Jealous custodians of his honor and fame.
We extract from the first pages Of this
handsome and interesting volume, containing
from 500 to 600 pages, the following:
AS an appropriate conclusion to this sketch
Of Mr.. Davis career in tho House of Repro
sentatives, We quote tho following extract
from an interesting work, published some
years since: "Johp Quincy Adams had q
h,bit Of always observing new members. He
would sit ncar them Oh tho occasion of their
Congressional debut, closely cycling and attcn-
lively listening if the speech pleased him, but
quickly. departing ifit did not. When Davis
first arose in che House, the x-Presdent
took seat close by. Davis proceeded, and
Adams did not move. The one continued
speaking and Che other listening; and those
whoknow Nj. Adams habits were fully aware
that the noy member had deeply impressed
him. Asthe CLOSE Of the speech the aOld
Mau eloquent crossed over to some friends
and said, 'That young man, gentlenien, is
mo ordinary man. He will make his mark
yet mind me-
Published by "National Publishin, Com
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ArLANrA, February 1.-The Convention,
ITO day, adopted afesolution that the Congress
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10 appropriate .s8O,oo0,0o0 Of United states
Scprsepcy ito. be- loaned, under proper regula.
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|ft. we extract ffOm Cuo ~ NOfIOlk JOurnalj
the following brief and necessary rules in,
Bankruptcy. This will be Of interest to our
readers as it is the surest and safest method
! of relief from debts:
TIE POLICY OF THE LAW.
Every country is subject to financial crises.
Tiles, are the earthquakes Of tic civil aud
political world, and recognize the fact into
the cause which it is neodcss, for our pr ent
purposes to onqniro. These crises, of course,
affect everybody, and, of themselves, often
destroy, suddenly, accumulated fortunes.
Again the " best laid schemes Of mice and
men gam. nglcc," and that, too, without any
fault in tho schcnar, mice or men. \ coun.
try aourislos by the energies Of individuals.
Debts aud misfortune destroy these energies.
Therefore all States have hid Bankrupt Laws.
Thcy are l,sisnal to relieve the unfortumte
MN Of ii !,.d Of crushing i ,bt. AMI to sond
hi II Into tho world again, with now h,pcs,
new energies, and new credit.
Nearly all til, States have ins,!vont laws
They are as diforent rs tho St,tcs. They
only afford relief from indebtedness in the
particular State. A N,w York ns,ly.nt
law docs not discharge Nsw York citizen
froM a debt due to Virginia creditor, and
uiye ucrsu. The fra.ners Of the Constitution
knew this, and hence thoy provided for ;
! Bankrupt law which should be general to all
tie States There is hcncoforth to be no con
hiot Of laws upon this subject. The country
nen led the law 1t h,s it. Il is law. rcn
crL n,rm,n,,t ,;,, ,>,,;t; 1T, ::
{. ,hc vary ,;, ,,f .;,,' .,., H..
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'''o''' 'f -" law
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bis cr,,l;t,,r. All ~ ,ir r,,:l,, .nI - :,
70,
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~ '"',' '.'''''S oo'''Sca' '''
p,@'''0'' rs '''' Wv" 0o"'oa Oo''u'c VI ''c use
d., Ditto. AMI :. .u"
Tnc ,o,t m;,ntc ,nl ~ ,,t o,.o h,s =. ~
observed in the nrs,,r,ti,, of III, ,.o,s.,rv
pap ,rs, and unprofessional men cannot nroncr.
~ prepare them, AMI rhoso psop"ol by Attor.
neyS have to be amended.
when the petition Is correct, thcapp'icmt
has nothing further to do except
TO APPLY FOR HIS DISCHARGE.
Which he can d, in two NJ nths. If NJ, assc.s
come to The hand, Of tbe ossi .noc ~. T. ~,
dchts AFRO rr,vod ,,,,;,st hin,
If ,ssots H., comn =, ,ho n,nas oe,, 49,,
moo .,d d.h,s n.o.o1 u ~
bo o,,,,ot ,n,,, ,+;l ,,, n
OPPOSITION TO TIE prscu,wnn
Any creditor who has proved his daht c,n
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Attention 'A'ax-l' ayers.

r WILL ATTEND ON the following. days at
l. the following places, to assess and receive
Returns OF Taxable property, aud all other re-
turns, including captntion. us required by law,
tor the year 1868, namely:
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PIGKENS G. H., S. C.:.
Saturday Morning, February 8, 1858.

I'm EE- Several New Advertisements of pub.
lilo interest will be foundiu thispaper. Read
them
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car Tn New York, on the 4th instant,
Cotton was selling for 10 ocuts per pound,
Gold, Ali. -
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MoTIcEE
Reb. l, 1868

LL persons 81 indebted N to tile Estate 0f sss ].
~ WE'RE .iiAKpiA, deceaaed aSe hereby potiflctlS
70 come forward mud mn aymsiit forth I,
and those lliaYlna dem insl said
render the IN, PR esteds s sss
s, 81. Is, q .Sl 1I lR III gSs
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RECEIPTS.

The following persons have paid on their sub
;cription to the COURIER, ms follows, for 1868:
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The Bankrupt Law.

i We extract from tho "Norfolk Journal"
the following brief and necessary rules in
Bankruptcy This swill be Of interest to our
readers as it is the surcst and safest method
of relief from debts:
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cry liiled. From all debts then existing the
bankrupt is dsch'rged, except those due as
n'uclary or public ollioer
AFTER ACQUIRED PROPERTY.
All after acquired property -th1t is, all
property OF whatsoever degree or character ac
CURED by any means lis the bankrupt's. So
LUIS ~ u worry Wlsc feature, ana ls tho very re.
verse OF the English law.
TIE COSTS. 81
The law upon this point Is conflicting aud
unintclligiblc. The practice of tho court is
to require tho pre- payment of all the fees,
which involves an outlay Of (s5O Rrty dol.
lars
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nay" The gas company inSJaokson,. Missis.
sippi, out off tho supply Of lightifrom the Re.
construction Convention, because il would
not furnish security fmtho paymentiof tho
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-13
IL sickness AyOidabIe -!

Thousands toss on sickb beds to-day, who
might have been well and hearty, had they
taken due precautions for the preservation OF
that most precious of earthly blessings, q sound
mind IN a sound body. Sickness, to II greater
extent than most people suppose, is GroidaJk.
When the body is languid the spirits depressed,
and the nervous system unnaturally sensitive,
ii should be taken for granted that mischief IS
brearing These hints and warnings, vouch.
safed as such by kind Providence, ought not
to be disregarded If they are sighted, rs is
too generally the case, the next thing may be n
fever, a severe bilious attack, or some other
form of acute disease. They indicate as clearly
as If the intimatiOn were given Ill articulate
language, that the animal functions are disor.
dered and the system debilitated. Under these
circumstances, the only thing 10 be done is TO
REGULATE AND RESTORE, and the best regulating
and restorative preparation cUeT used for The pre-.
ueIltiOn Of SickaeSS is HOSTETrER'S STOMACH
BTTERS. In this way, bilious remittent
fever, chills and fever, spasms, nervous parox.
ysms, violent attacks of indigestion, and all
the ordinary cpidemics, may almost certainly be
averted. They are usually preceded by the
symptoms described, and surely it is wisdom to
iOTestall them by resorting to an antidote at
once harmless, agreeable and invigOrating
Most aSsuTCdly, il will soon dissipate the un-
pleasant feelings referred to; which, of course
is desirable oven If they were not likely TO lead
to something worse The close of the Fall is
usually accompanied by unhealthy fOgs and
violent atmospheric changes, and il is therefore
season when IMMIGRATION is particularly
needed.
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back even from that amount of submits
sion. So he kissed her again, and had
the boy brought into the room, and by
the time that he went to dress for dinner
he was able, at any rate, to seem to be
we'll pleased.
Richard" he said to the servant, as
soon as he was down stairs, "when Col
onel Osborne calls again, say that your
mistress is-not at homep He gave the
order in the most Indifferent tone of
voice which he could assume; but as he
gave it he felt thoroughly ashamed of it.
Richard, who, with the other servants,
had Of course known that there haa
been a quarrel between his master anu =
mistress for the last two days, no douo'
understood all about it.
While they were sitting at ainnsl on
the next day, Saturday, Ine n,hoana
another note from Colonel osborne.
The servant brought it to his mistress,
on5 ar chen she had looked at 1t, put
II down nv her plate. Trevel yam knew
;mmodiately from whom the letter had
onna and understood how impossible
~ ,uos for his wife to give 1T up in the
.oryant,s presenee. The letter lay there
Eli the man was out of the room, and
then she handed it to Nora. "Wlll you
I've that to Louis I" she said. "It comes
from the man whom he supposes to be
EMILY p said he, jumping from his
seat. chow can you allow words so hor-
rible and SO untrue to fall from your
mouth
"If it be not so, why am ! to be placed
in such position as this The SER
want knows, of course, from whom the
letter comes, and sees that have been
forbidden to open it," Then the man
returned to the room, aud the remain
der of the dinner passed off almost in
silence. 1t was their custom, when
they dined without company,
to leave the dining room together,
but on this evening Trevelyau remained
for few minutes that he might read
Colonel Osborne's letter. He waited,
standing on the rug with his face to the
fireplace, till he was quite alone, and
then he opened it. 1t ran as follows
House OF COMMONS, Saturday.
"DEAR EMILY."-Trevelya as he
read this, cursed Colonel Osborne be-
tween his teeth,-
DEAR EMILY: l called this afternoon,
but you were out. l am afraid you will
be disappointed by what / have to tell
you, but you should rather be glad of it.
They say at the c. o. that Sir Marina
duke would Lot receive their letter, il
sent now, till the middle of June, and
that he could not be in London, let him
do what he would, till the end Of July
They hope to have the session over by
that time, and therefore the committee
is to be put off till next session. The.
mean TO have Lord Bowles home from
Canada, and they think that Bowles
would like to be here in the winter. Slr
Marmadukc will be summoned for Feb
ruary next, and will of course stretch
his stay over the hot months. All this
will, on the whole, be for the best
Lady Rowley could hardly have packed
Fup her things and come away at days
notice, whatever your father might have
done. l'll call tomorrow at lunceon'
time. Yours always,
| F. o.
| To be Continued.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
How TO Improve our Sanitary
Condition.

A great cause of disease is improper food and
hurried eating. In order fully to understand
how to eat and how to conduct ourselves after
eating, it is necessary that we should be &C
quainted in some measure, with the process of
nutrition. Many persons tumble their food
pIecipitately into their mouths and swallow 1t
without mastication, contrary to express laws
of nature Food should undergo thorough mas
tication and salvation before it enters the duo
denum and becomes mixed with the bile and
pancreatic juices This bile is there secretet
by the liver. The chyme having undergone the
changes adverted to is urged, by the peristalti'
motion of the intestines, onward through tho
almentary canal. If the peristaltic motion b'
diminished, owing to the deficiency of bile, thu
progress of digestion is retarded and the bowels
become constipated and dyspepsia often fol
lows. In such cases thorough and active ca
thartic should be used to produce specific &C
ton, arousiSg the sccretions and producing free
bilious excavations. The best article for this
purpose is Dr. Ro.ack's Blood Pills, the use OF
which should he followed by Robacks Stomach
Bitters, TO give tone to the stomach and aid di'
gestion. Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
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NOTICE.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, }
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, 7
WHEELING, Nov. g. 1868.
rI'HE UNDERSIGNED WILL PROCEED
i OF the LIST day Of December next, and there
after until the ist day of February, 1869, to
perform the duty required Of him by resolu
ton adopted by the Legislature of West Vir
ginia on tho 23d day of January, 1868, which
resolution is as follows:
"Pssolred BY the Legislature of West Virginia,
that the Governor of this State be requested to
adopt such steps as he may deem most proper
and expedient, to ascertain the amount of regis.
tered and coupon bonds of the State of Virginia
held and owned by the citizens of the State OF
West Virginia. on the twentieth day OF June,
eighteen hundred and sixty three, and still 30
held by the citizens of this State, together with
the names of the persons holding the same,
and the several amounts held by them"
The undersigned deems it his duty to inspect
each bond before he can report its existence,
and therefore the persons who held bonds which
are required to produce the same before the
undersigned in order that such inspection may
be had.
An affidavit Of the claimant or some one else
will also be required that the bonds were held
by said claimant on the Goth day of juno, ls63,
and were ''still so held" by him or her on the
dav the above resolution was adopted, TO wit
on the sd day of January, 1862 and that such
claimant was citizen of West Virginia n both
of the days mentioned.
,ovIo 3tdSItw Governor.
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1.-THE FIRE.SIDE."

NJESSRS. CULBERTSON & FISHER, PRO
wi prietors of the Star Foundry would in
form the public that they are manufacturing
the Fire side Stove with new improvements
They manufacture three sizes. These stoves
are highly ornamental, and are fitted for the
office or the sitting.room. They consume one
fourth less coal than any other stove. and the
new arrangement renders them quite useful il
the way of cooking. Call and see them.
CULBERTSON & FISHER,
Star Foundry, near old AthenRum.
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To Married Ladies

It is particularly suited. 1t viii, in a short
time, bring on the monthly period with regu.
larity, and although a powerful remedy. does
not contain anything hurtful to the constitution.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertiOn, Palpitation of the Heart, Mysteries
and Whites, will effect cure when all other
means have failed. Full directions in the
nnrnnhlnt arnnnh Zach nackare.
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WOODEN MILLS

T.. BRADLEY 4 80"
Cor. sIrth and Lindsay strese "a.
WHEELING, W.
H.yIsG RECEYrLY MADE -
eryy additiope 20 our NIL,
- "a rpxoufaeture Al kinds o. kr.
leans, Flanneis, fnrns
"a vhIeh xs invite the trade. -. sOx
narIs-d2TEv3m Y. BRADLkf
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The Great English Remedy.
Sir Lnnles ClnrLc,a Eemnle Pills,

Prepared from a prescription Of Sir J. Clarke,
". d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This Invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases
to which the female constitution is subject II
moderates all excuses and removes all obstruc
4 .hnt cnrn
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EYE, Ear, Throat, Lung, Heart DIS
eases, Catarrh, successfully treated by
DR.. Aborn, 1S4 Smithfield street, Pitts'
burgh. Pa. A book by mail so cents.
feb1-ly
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Special Notice.

Beicdre Of Commercials. ObSerre-tte name Of
JOB MOSES on the paekage-PurchGse none icith
out tail others base aud toorthless limitations
NB.-One Dollar, with fifteen cents for post
age, enclosed to the sole Proprietc =, JOB
MUSES., p Co"tlandt Street, New York, will
n Insure bottle Of the genuine containing Fifty
i tllIs Oy return mail, securely sealed from all
0'So' "''oh- decl2
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Friday Morning.
TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ADvERTIEMENTs.-For Sale
Best Bargain in America.
Notice of Stockholders meeting.
Crane Roots-Martin Yakle.
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To be Continued

man named Dryden, in New Or
leans, has gflded his last born with the
name "Horatio Seymour Blair"
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING. WEST VA.
CAPITAL. ......-s5oO,OOO'
fHse, % Monroe street, NEXT door 10 First Ma
nonal Bank.
GEORGE X. WHEAT, PTesidsnf
JAMES McCLUERY, Wee President
JOHN BISHOP Seerstary.
e. II. COLLIER, Assistant Secretary and Gen
eral Business Agent.
DIREcTOHBi
John Z. Wilson, George K Wheat,
Jas. G. Orr, SamI HarPer,
John A. Armstrong, James NcClupey.
A. @. Quarrisr Morgan L OFT
REYRHENCEs.
s. Brady, Cashier Merchants National Bank,
Wheeling; Lat, Morrison 4 Co., Wholesals
Grocers, Wheeling Pryor, Hsndlan 4 Co,
Wholesale Groeers Wheeling. htchael Reilly,
Wholesale Grocer, WheeingJ MCCLELLAN Il
Knox, Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling; hcCabe,
Kraft Co. Druggists, Wbeelingi Geo. W.
Fraazheim & Co. Wholesale Wines ahd Liz uors,
Wheeling, Winship. Woods a Co, Quosnsvsre,
Wheeling; Lewis Baker. Pub. REGssTEE, heel.
ing; T. C'McAfee, Eotisns, Wheeling; Camp
bell, Prew Co., Pubs. THtsLi2enesr, Wheeling;
OFT, Son 4 Co., Hardware, Whosling; j. Il.
Sands Cashier First HstionAl Bank, FIirm0nt;
r. p. Camden, Prsst Nat. IL. Bank, Weston.
W. Va, Capt John Mcclure, Jr.. Wheeling
nav3
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LIFE HEAL tn -----STRENG I'll.
LIFE HEALTH ----STRENGTH,

W.
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Prepared by GARANcIERE & DUPONT, No. "a
Rue Lombard, Paris, and highly recon.
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a Pamphlet, containing full particulars, with
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Price, 81 per Box, or Six Boxe. for as
ASK For DELAMA RRES SpECJFJO Pills
AND TAKE NO OTHERS
Sold by all the principal Druggists, or will be
sent oy mail securely sealed from all obserrat;on
on receipt OF the specified price by any aivar
S,seS gents, or by the sole Proprietors' OSCAR
York. street, New
I. II. LOGAN & Co.
Agents for Wheeling and vicinity.
Az Orders BY Nail Promptly Attended !.
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