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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-06-04
SUDDEN DEATHS.

Our community was shocked, on Sunday last,
by the sudden death of Mrs Jordan Bennett She
was in her usual health Id the morning, and had
dined heartily, when going out into her piazza to
speak to servant, she died instantly, it is sup.
posed, from some disease of the heart. The de.
ceased lady was of large physique, and had been
in perfect health. She leaves many friends to
whom she was endeared by her kindness of heart
and benevolent disposition.
Mr.. James M. johnson died, suddenly, in this
town, on last Thursday night. ..,..a. ..... 81
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-06-04
THE WHEAT UROP

Will not be so large as was anticipated at one
time. The rust willinjure it somewhat tits now
nearly ready for harvesting. Some small fields a.
bout town, have been already gathered.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-06-04
THE ELECTION

Is progressing quietly, thus far. The contest
will be Close and the result, as yet, cannot be pre-
dicted There are FIVE candidates for Sheriff, each
confident of success. As everything depends up
on the colored vote; the efforts of the candidates
have been directed to securing the influence Of the
leading negroes. Manyamusing stories are told Of
how some of the aspirants have been fooled and
deceived by those whom they have counted on as
friends darkies, with their wonted .deceitfnl
ness and indecision, betraying all who trust them.
The League is split and divided among three OF
four candidates. The indications, at present, are
that Walker will be elected Sheriff. saa,s g."2-e
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-06-04
At the University.

The Examinations for graduation commence on
Tuesday, the 10th instant; and extend over ten
days. The annual session closes with the last
week Of June.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-06-04


Mr.. Ieding suggests the following six points
as important for those desiring to give substantial
encouragement to these movements:
1-Get such labor as the country now already
has. If they succeed, they will induce others,
their friends or relatives, to immigrate from Eu-
rope -.. ...-E
Put up comfortable little house in heal
thy locality for each family. g..
3-Turn over to the lborer fifty acres of good
land for cultivation and furnish him with mule,
q COW, and SOW with pigs
furnish him with bacon, corn, and proven
der for six or eight months. ......
5-Pay him So or $40 month as part Of his
earnings; and then interest him in the nett pre-
ceeds latter having deducted his wages and his
support
6-Giye him written agreement, that after one
year, and within FIVE years, you will sell him the
house and land at a stipulated price.
Mr.. Leiding, is, himself, German by birth,
though Confederate by adoption and service
and he speaks on the subject with more than
usual knowledge Of what the German immigrants
need and desire to make them comfortable and
contented.
There are several agencies that are ready and
anxious to furnish laborers or families at reasona-
be terms We believe about $50 hand ($7 for
commission and $13 for transportation from New
York to Columbia) is about the sum necessary to
advance in order to secure such labor.
Two lots of flaborers have been already received
at Newbery, under the auspices of Society there,
the like Of which there should be in every other
District in South Carolina. .
Our friends may perceive that we are in earnest
in our advice to encourage immigration into our
State. We consider it the only chance for her to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31
6Taa1slapa f9eEea5delnsifpitbisF 5. i

suRRENDERED.-wmiam Robinson
was brought before Esq. johnson yes
terday morning charged with being a
fugitive irom5 jhEtice. 1.-The evidence
was judged sufficient to warrant retain
Ing the prisoner in custody. If we are
NOT mist4kens Robihson confessed the
theft offwonty bushels OF wheat from a
barn, and fifty d6llarsE worth of goods
from 2 store. n Constable Towsley arriv-
cd from Marietta yesterday morning.
and es Robinson expressed,a willing
ness 70 ,retuen TO. Ohio without the
troublesome formality of a regulation,
he was given n passage on the Julia for
Marietta yesterday morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31

TIE lady who has Grover &
Baker sewing machine is truly blest.
No fastenings Of ends of work, no bob.
bins to wind. no breaking or ripping OF
seams whtn goods are washed, and
no ''Hts," The machine being always
ready. The machine will do a wider
range of work. executing tthandsomer,
stronger and better than any other.
Call and see the new stock ofimproyed
Grover d Baker machines. at oxtoby
& Dufheld's Jewelry store, 103 Main
street. west side, The place to by watch-
es, clocks. jswelry, spectacles, gold
pens, DC.
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MAIN STREFT.
WATCHES CIOCKS

49, E .z5as41sF~ 7aazl ~ + 49,
lsi-i q &. % ulsitt yss-tlll - isis9sl,
p" ts4. NhagssE 49, is--z.5l.- Z
as1z-s1sif.as lEIs= tEds s.siri 49, =
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RIVER NEws.-Theuwater fell one
Inch yesterday, and still has a down
ward tendency. = 3 a ~ 8 ri
The Julia got on for Parkersburv nj
her uaualhour in the morning.
The Forest City went up at 3 P. NJ,
though the water IL getting quite low
again for tbs stsnbeusii lie trade.
The Roebe ieft toward even,py
for Sunhabs She dad a very good trim
,ySlf1 ,y{s,3rii3 nj zieaU = z1ossst = "a s-iF
SsatSfSfS.anossEs1 rlHns4s0 cot -ssglal.f.Isf
We thottg We dlseerned the shape OF
the Ida B. In the liver yesterday morn.
ing, but as,ge had no giass, canno.
speak Positively ssiRiasd .zz4nlI ua1s1ats
The New State d the PafkersbnfR
packet this morning at 1is0'eloclz. - j
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THR game or the season to-day.

BREAK DowN.-on yesterday morn
ing q wagon load OF coal to which an
empty wagon was attached, was driy-
ing up Quincy street when the hind
axle ofthe empty wagon broke short of
next TO the wheel, letting that part OF
the vehicle down toIbee ground. a.
strange pefYersion of the laws of ma
tnte which reminded US OF The poets
oaseiOf hydrophobia-"The man recoy-
cred from the bite. the dog il was that
dfed.;J -.5H u ygrIa - ~
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30 Afear miflIa .play-or naltio. :

MARROW EsoAPK-Yesterday morn
Ing some boys on The upper part Of
Quincy near Sixth were hanging upon
n passing hay wagon. "A son OF Audi.
tor McWhorter was accidentally push
ed by one of his companions ana fell
under the hind wheel which passed
over hisleg. bruIsInE it severely but not
breaking 1t. II would probably. be Of
NO avail TO read HE boys a lecture, for If
the accident does not make them more
careful, nothing we could say wonld
Produce that ehect. lgR y ,t.aslf - !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31
Jolly sport on The Island ibis pm.

a ceNoERr.@we are glad 10 know
that some Of the enterprising members
ofSt. Matthew'S Church propose giving
a concertof a similar character TO the
one which took place some months
since. A choice selection of music will
be rendered by both old and young
voices. Monday evening Is the time
Indicated. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31

ANSrvzRsARx or ran REFORMATION
-TO,morroW win be observed through
out the land, in the Lutheran and Re-
formed churches with special reference
to the three hundred and fifty. first an
niVersary OF the Protestant Reforma.
lions AT the EuRiishD lutheTan church
in this city the rite OF bapHsu and con-
1EmRtion Will be administered and the
holy communion celebrated. Suitable
services viii also be held with The san.
bath schouiat 2 O'Clock, and with=Ihs
aggregation atm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31

q -
AL MooNaHIEE.-we arenot senti-
mental. neither are we spooney. There
was, perhapsa a,time in the youthful
period OF our existence when sueh 8
charge might have found at least a
partial snbstantiation. But now the
sight Of our cane Isssuhiciens to fright
en- aWpS tho vary thought of youthful
lndiscretiops and msdcap folly his
eonpassion upon our bowed form and
whitening loclzsob And yer hnohwfth-
standing this staid- condition OF Aonf
emotional being aheEe are something's
slnonger than a mustard plaster 40
draw from our seared bosom the io,,s
gone cHErents ofsonlkini ii e and feels
ing. Moenllgh samongs there influences
mas ameet prom nent pIRes. ~ 10 e.o,,nid
eoupt u That Glanced teHs6e fhe .sIo6EIi5
iss. evening" syasshlnE fhe silver
,nAAlee q lhes nnous ride sdown, tl,s
heecy arches OF the mn IN y vim M. ~
canted ward against the h-,. y, -,
that supported HIM ana 6is eptiss 90
bristling With wrapt unconsciou,nss-s
II seems hardly a division OF ,y,aoSs
things that the brikh days and IS s,,,sis
tni nights have been so closely crowds
ed into the past few days. However.
We shall not borrow trouble BY init
mating that We shaii shortly have q
change both dinfnaI and noot1rnai.
.,t1,@-ss.5.,e- =. -. - = -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31

A LADY In Pittsburgb writes us.
"Your Excelsior Baking Powder is
splendIdi I do not feel like baking un-
less 1 have it." Hundreds, yes, Gto4s.
Gads. OF ladies bear similar testimony
In regard to Logan, List d Co.'s Excel
sior Baking Powder. the best in the
market. sSs
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once No. : soufh EresieriSiS street.
Left hand side going nom ssyssts 3
Z " uQold rom The corner, "a Eati lnotlfn or
9elAs. t1e name and nrInbars5 =fil7 s. - re
- 80 letters received miles most maid AZ
ING 2 stamp 70 be used on IA SsISIy
EstsonA llt1tlng anouldE state AGE ami ma
q auN emit desert Inc EyfnTS-E
S'1 Ile I,oeto,,s n9,,l l. ~ -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31

IT Is NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND,
neitheris 1t too late to rid your blood OF
q troublesome humor by the use of DR..
J W. Poland's Hnmor Doctor. Very
pleasant to the taste. Sold by Laugh
lin, Smith q Co. r ata7s d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31

AN ExPIANArfoN.-John Johnson.
whose name appears In yesterday
motning,s police report, is not the per-
son OF that name who resides on Main
street, North Wheeling, bnt an elderly
shoemaker In Center wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31

GEO. R. TAYLOR q Co. have just
opened the largest stocks of Winter
Dry Goods, of every variety, they have
ever offered. and having purchased
them while the Eastern market was
oyerstoeked they are enabled to offer
great Inducements in prices and styles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31

III you need a Truss, Shoulder Brace
or supporter-and one that is warranted
to nj you've advise you to go to Ed
Inund Bookings or Booking d Mfller,s
Drug Store and we are sure You VIII
be suited. - is's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31

Too A1BTEIoUs.-An elderly man
came mp to the city yesterday from
Moundsviile. There was nothing rare
or remarkable IN that Occurrences and
the party might have passed without
notice from the chronicle but for one
thing: he attempted to carry more
whisky than he was able to sustain,
and became noisy and disagreeable on
Main street. equently there appear
ed on the scene one mightier than he IN
the person of policeman Wallace,
who was able to- carry both onr
..ssubjeeEg. and his whisky 10 the
lock up. Ninety cents in very
fractional currency WasJ5 found on
his person. and though the ofieee re-
lieved him Of that, he didn't seem any
better and so.was- committed to- close
quarters which he evidently regarded
as quite a eell.'' : s. $40. $50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31

POLICE ooUKE-AEoudgy Oct. sou.
Mrs. Michael o'Donnen was mp ON
charge Of assault and battery, and
fined S. and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31
The Merchants ProtsOtiye Union
Mercantile Reference RpdiSfsfaF :

llslIllF1 IS ssl-77Il =
u HI1 ~ MER0HANT5s 1fPR0TECrTyR
project PeqS irade, BY enabling rs snIscFi
rs a., 70 attain facility. and ! essfsfy Z
eoVeTyt ofyelaims Mt aIl poin} = have re LS-
notanee mat they VIII In septernber is5s
THr MEKoHASTs fisosl = Tlsiytsst s,1T.
nlEa0ANTTLE X EiIEfscIs s
NATUREoF BusIrEss. AIToUEfsoIr "a 14e11'
tAe.AS STA DING AN b K [.rftSelat
~ W OF the principal Fniefas
~ nc eollc com anies, In more Than a
!, 70 ages aud SETH eIfs
tlhaonshoqt the Unl1ed states fiIeir tS,rt
Tories aud the British e. ~ SsLta
and en1bfacIng the mos 4rS,s,s
ssat n lon attainable and l,e1s.sSgs
q enable the mercl1aD + ~ 7S,s7s1Ff -
lance lne 0APTTAL, CHARAcrER. m mr.
nc deemed worthy OF any SES,to,t =,
Sas.l. olnprising, also NetsDd1sr fI5sisF
y ~ ~ ! lhe lite, character prleea
lais o each jofftiiii bsiiss, = a1S
re ste RS OF every county M
~, dne reports and Information win be eon.
Lsl+le9 y tnose deemed worthy OF como No.
AZ - ptacileable, uron - y
tnellts ot the parties theulselVeS reTfsedl SsI,d
~ tss.sl ~ Wells noNin and reliable le4Hl4
! snAlaltee Of tho corlectnesg or the IN or
!. nation furnished BY them, Il Is beiievsd
and complete, and, therefore. ~ sni9i
..5.n Or much greater value, than nv TrSs
BY did &c the lTI-Rcl l.;4-rr.,, FL
txEGIsEEls. nSlslness men VIII Be l5i,ie, ~,
TAN - 2 glance. the eIsit1l 49, - -
non o. eIecnh % Compared VIII f5nsncisI
'{,Ir 1peTrhant Inanufac-
annsS se.S 1 within the above
100. IN % ABOUT the drstsof each naonth s,h.
- -. ~ elso receive the HEo,If6j,S fzs.I,
- ts44a1r q nruong tof - - i5sF
- ~ a1e1 I'M 1ort me- m 919s9,,sS
Seuu4llou or 1rf1EgE m fflfillii555 49,
- oceur uIEflIn 1890
~ tslon OF each halfsyeafly vnin6lts Of
- IRrI1TlTGD
! s = .Laes % ne Merchants Union SlTarea1fils
vf,1aIss1I ss Register nifty doIIaf9 an \ for
~ M h le red 70 any "a dffss IN
- y n1ted states, Ira y ~ i0f, 5,--fT
lei Of SO Share Of ~ fs,,,T4ai
- y iiI55ltl4tiQn 70 artlcipat I'M me
1.tss W 1ecelye one cuiy0- 1f ~, asAFifs-
;, = .zA.a1. ssl-lElsEHGE REllIgTFR me- Of
,ll.!ses noider OF ten Shares win ~ entitled
: - Z ~ eopi and no more fhau Ten .silsyes
\, :, = - Ras.t etocl1W b allotted to any
al rsmittanees, .oSsafs. or ss5ii5n66,ea.
1 - 1siAtaYe 70 the book Should be alidTess.1
- - - 9lerctlnnts BroteetsYe TJniofisIfu
= - - "a change Bank Building,
49, - A9roelaWays (tox z568J New York,
- =. 80 n
ofA6 6SS4IHA4 IONIC CUFs. for nae at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31

No FEARs need be entertained as to
the results, II you use the R1tte Pins
Compound for. your Cough, Weak
Lungs, or Kidney Troubles. It is GER
tain cure in almost every case. dew
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31

PIANO TUN1No AND REpA1RINo care.
fnlly end promptly attended to by
leaving orders at sheib,s Music store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31
-ANoEHER CoNTE TIN Afternoon

- <-1Ao4--1A- NoAEAl31s--2his= afteEnoon.
another game ,bsEween he MeaT5 Club
of stenbeny1lle ana the Battles, win be
playeda theIsland Fair Grounds The
Baltic nine which appears tosdEy Is
Probably the best nine which the club
has sent to the field this season. The
Wheeling boys are fully determined to
come or victorious II their best Efforts
and aharpest play viii win success.
We feel warranted in saying that the
contest VIII be close and exciting. and
that the afternoons sport viii we'll re-
pay our readers for attending. the
Hears Club is one OF the finest in this
section of country and the Battles may
well be proud II they defeat thesohioI
champions. s so Sats5sss.s YES
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31
The White Pine Compound.

- u Was early IN the spring Of 80 that this
was ed wi d AZ M,
throat attended with q dlsaRreeallsc ofIsh- +
49, ~ nc Thought that
Dark OF white pine md hit be 30
e % be very useful IN diseases ne tilroaf
allQqed %, y compounded q small uustfffs
81 the medicine that j had Is an :.
was exceedtngly n M; ~
GAYS tne irritation OF the throat YVES rIsuiovs
81 ne eotssh :, ssihalded md g speedy cure
q latiy In Iond ohderfy, II. ~. a lifI 49,
sunellng lof some weeks rom q Bad % ~
SScssl p - y q Hltid len cold, and had fnie
n1!ncqa strelked with blood, She soon ftn,5ti
tslleL anu sent for morn. She tooIt saI,-,7,f |
I.. ~ ~ ~ ~
tIla1e trial OF the same praoaI ~ I1lsflIlss
go q e we're cold and was Cured InnT1ffiI
condde Of Eflcce =
ssAles II PLACED before u 8 pr ilfts ii,ef al
eend ft abrp 70 befeff Inc ~,
!coye1nberI Z tfiIst adveIti fdt under
NC na.ne on " 1iIe PINE qonlpound. IN fgF13
saled IN Nanehestar alone oni, iiSi5i ~ 49,
an worth where tt took the lad on Al fIIe
that poi ton. aef n 500 n - -
1ot. tllisi y = very supthttsk and i,ee
~ y Z, arm % the stoudach
SAs e ss s,e5asy for li1ey' Sia
80 not or1slnated for tbs fjtiJf- ~ y
1S15 ~ ~ ~, L fo cong wis not f
- ~ cougng but was also cIIfefi ~ :,
often yeaTs ss1 ~ =
y 2, oyefy many III
,s,,s 49, y ~ he same conn aI,,i
~ yen conn letely cured. Is 81 - II
8 ne a1oNe 1saa written by Or. P0la,,Sl =, j
60. since then as In 1fanche,-i--- ~,
snlts has taken fils lssi t,li
lI eIIT a. = g zen IS 8 on ft
9Mnis Nl,lage md hamlet is,sss
! I'M Il z: 5s5Ess .yy.I Ssfo and plssssi 4.
me White Pine Compound.
90 Z y y z JARED AT TEL +
NEW England otaniohI sDsnsot
-, s.,... e, 6 !. Hesnosllf - s.
Ter ne Superb Or Roy. 4. y
~ ~ ~ 1a.AQ 1IHII 3 CO. I
NAV q ~ :, y ! :. ( tls - = ~
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Identifying the SKIN and COMPIEXs
ION. Removes ali dsruptions, FreckIes,
55lnpIesl MOTH 15lotcheSi Tan, jetcs, and rem
LOT IadieS In the Nursery It is invafuable
FOR Gentlemen after Shaving iti i1asl NJ,
equal. Si5Ia.'f7= = - - - A4tAs NJ
. ..PAPHIAN LOTI0Ng4s the only reliable
1,a11esdy foE, diseases md blemish6s of the
IPHALoN's aPAPHfAN soAps Tor ma
1oilet Nursery and Bath, viii NOT chan Tire
sSktn. Price IS cents per cake. Z XIII
..FEOR DE MAYO" e Il -
sVaseFGORs DEtAIAYO."!ssS a.sS3
Anew perfume 1orthe Handkerebies Fer.
qulSlte, Del cates Lasting F1granee.Ts- - p > "A
4 EaAIQNl q SONSNeW York. E5oldshy an
0Lok8lsts.5lls -s.az1ei e. la@zoz u1y2B-lyeodf \
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6dnfatIonaI.5 3. :
WEST VIR9INIA,, s. S
AGRICULTURAL, iC50IiIIEIIIlE

Au4L4OO44O 4laA -UUul1ul15
THE FALL TERM OF THIS INs3ITTIJ.s
n, tuion WIN begin sEREEaIBzR 1sts1s
Inc scope OF the Colleget beside q sPREPAg
RAT0RY DEPARTMENT., embraces fnIl
and thorough Courses of Instruction In
Adthemdtfct, Ayicieu and Modern LeFIgftdoes
Philosophy, General sI1tterddltTe, ate sSczeaceE
Agriculture, and Military Hucfcs. e = ~ -
The cost of Tuition, Books and BOARDING
need not exceed from $3.50 to $40 per annnni.
1nrespeet to Health, beautiful Scenery and
favorable Moral Surroundings, the place IS
ALEX. MARTIN, DID, Preside.,t.. and
Professor of Mental and Moral PhIlosophy.
Z: =. hxoss NJ. Rtes tSssident, Professor
Of az lsnsiish Literature and Principal Prep,y
Col. J. r, WEAYER, A. ~, Professor of Ma
themadcs and of Military Tactfes
g: g. STEVENS, A. H., Professor of Natural
Philosophy and of the Natural ScfancfE =
HENRf W. HARMAS, DID,, Professor OIL
ture. - - =
OLIVER w. MILLER, A. NJ, Assistart hi
the Preparatory Department. --e7 = ~
GIG. n. HAeA1Sss Esq. Superintendent of
the Grounds and Buildings, - = - 4
AgeH w. BROOK, NJ. D., Lecturer ON |
EnysloloEy and Hygiene. - - r157-s-7--
IN aon: JOHN a. LILLE Lecturer onCiVE and
$50 'etss "a 'e'ea. ALEX. II Rr 1iN,I
MoR5ANroweS, West Va. -
/ 1uBis s.Ez-ar rs-e- t4--sIs55s5
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Who have injure1 tliernse elves by 4 csrlaib
i91lac ticssS IND aged In ihen alone hatiIf ffe
qle1tlSY tetlfted rom er1i npanfonl. OF n
Hchpols the effects OF which arc nfeff iy fell
even when al eeps and. II not csireti iIer,
and body, should apply INN a.
- W nat q ply lat q young man, fiie loneof
M eountSyl tue pride OF his FlfFeEfs siislf,id
ne knal cneu NOM an prospects and el1ifty
Inents. OF life by the consequanee OF devii
ting nom tha path OF nature, and ffCirl1f176
before con fem MATINEE etetttt,Aa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31

IsoS-PHosRHoRUs-oA 11sAxA.-The three
best Tonics, ElEillfully and elegantly COM
hfined in an arnbsr-colored eordia1., beautI-
fully transparent to the eye, pleasant to the
taste, acceptable to the stomach, In Caswell,
hia1krd q Co.'S Ferro- Phosph orat "a Elixir Of.
calisaya Barlz. az No. 7, 81 s ia ',5el n
Each pint contains one ounce OF ROYAL.
Challsaya Bark, and each teaspoonful contains
one grain 6firon! lSaInples furnished nee 10
the profession 81 tfsss EsaEsts s5s4'sss
zss;s--CAs%ELL, HAZARD q co, at;t
Sole manufacturer, New York.
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UQ freSh huTnt received ~ ~ SA11aks--
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Trusses g Supporfe1s

7S cEEIRYs, HARD .RuBBER
III ~ Truss cures rupture, win re-
tain the most difficult With safe
y and ease, never rusts, breaRa
I5lsII7Ts57 1tInb bars or soils. used In bathing
ntted 10 form, no 4EffappIfR
~ ele1nest, Hghtest, most df1fabie
~ and best = SeeteJe8 Hdrd {2ifbbsf
Aiodogllfiiaf SilpT1orte7,,s 4 Vefy
IJI=J.IsI durable and greatly improved
~ lnEtrumenf for supporttnZ fhei
abdomens in cases Of fsrnaie
Islt49l-.-, weakness, falling OF the womb.
= pregnancy or wherever an artt-I
nctals supporter TO the abdomen NAV
desired worn with great eomf0rt and case
and highly approYeo by tho medical profeS- \
SON. -Seelefe Hard Rub Ne nv
which asirfngent soothing and healing REM
sdiss may be, carried DIRECT 70. the paris
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Logan q Co.. and by an Drneg4sts.
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THEME1Rs and Baitlcs play tblsr. N.

COOP goods, at fair prices at Hane's
grocery 292 Main street.
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wv NY lc0os 20
40 Wheeket q Wilsoaa, OF He.p York: 4 !
SIRs;-The Department. has received
one Gold lMedali awarded to yohr arm
on Sewing and Button Hole Machines
az the Paris Universal Exposition Oh
4eot.@e a edient serVant, -
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80 PARTIuIIL "a NrliIlIfiE. 8

~. "a 5ees an those no have irtlrss,
tasslilse1ls 3 1y I'M prop tudnlg nee and 500.
uniting tneuTdor either busitiess sIfIll 80
iGiety or marriage. - T7'---'''N's
These are some Of the sad and melancboIv
e4etIs pAounceu by early zlinflffH Of YoufE
VI. " OF the Back and limbs Fafnaa
IN the head DlmnesS or sight Ioss or NM
St..st = 2. - Eaal plLat19n OF the Heart DSsz
the 4lleestfVe y uTietio ions, GeuefHf DeblliiS-
Sy mn toms on Cousum ption, g1c.I7J - -
e41.cLsA LLRs--Tnei felIrful effects ON the
mind are much 70 be dreaded. Iosgofs AFS11
DRY. Confuslon of Ideas, Depression or SoiSfIl
Dlstrnst, Love OF Solitude TiuliflifV ~ 81
some OF the eYll7 prOdnceti.5Ts-l - - . -
llhQnsands OF persons OF an a5,es can nor,
seff NAT Is the cause or thefr teoilninS
hesltths losing fhstF vtsors becoming yTeaf
pll!es nervous and e1aac latetl, haVinp q sin.
symptolns % Consutnp lloIi.t - elli1
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THE aR4ddK Ballo nine isflsid to-day.
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