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EsrABLIsHED Az A REFUaE FRoM
QUACRERY.
I0AN Re 0BZ4LNED.e61., ~.

DR. JOHNSON has discovered the most
Remedy ia the VOID for or weafnSss Of the
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary DiSchar-
Res, Impotency, General Debility, Nervous
ness, Dyspepsia, LRngnOr, Low Spirits, Con.
fusion az Ideas PalpItation OF the Heart
sr1nidity Trembling, DiinneRs of Sight OF
Giddiness, Disease Of the Head, T1rOat, Nose
or Skin, Affections of the Liver, Lungs,
Stomach or BoWels-thOse Terrible Disorders
arising from Solitary Habits Of Youth-secret
and solitary practices more natal to their vic
Tins than the song orSyrens TO the Mariners
OF Ulysses, blighting their most brilliant
hopes or antIcipations, rendering marriage
So fmnOssibleE .d31t1
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NEW TRANSFORMATIONS CoMPANY.-A
certificate OF incorporation was issued
on yesterday from the office of the
Secretary Of State, to Charles n. Booth,
Charles Mphlemsn, John Mulrine, Jas.
@. Jelleys Thomas o. Wilson, Philip
H. Anshutz, and Frederick Kimple,
for the formation of company to be
known as the Wheeling, Parkersburg
and Cincinnati Transportation Compa-
ny. The, principal place OF busine ss is
Wheeling, and the corporation Is form
ed for the purpose of carrying on
transportation with steamboats,, barges,
dScs &c.Hto the lower waters. Capital
to the amount or S24 900 has been sub,
.scribed by the corporators, all OF which
has been paid In, and the charter grants
the privilege Of extending the amount
of stock to 100000. The shares are 500
each, and the charter expires in 1888.
The greater part of these names will
be recognized at once by our readers, AS
those of gentlemen who have long
borne prominent part in the steam
boat interests of this community, Cap
tains Booth, Jelly and Murine, are
river men of ability and long expert
ence, while Captains AIuhleman and
Anshutz, though they are younger
men, .are yet very widely known on the
upper ohio.-SYe wish them every sue.
cess in thelr. enterprise,
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F1aHrINe Rooster'sTati Papllls. > )

K /. Init NlfFEo,IEE1EI Bi5#hffs Ras
CoLLEdR,h USIoS HALL MAIN Sta
TERMS PAYABLE INADvANcE.-For,th the
fun course in Book Keeping aud Pen
n1anship, including the English Bran
ches II deaired, $40. Students can COM
plete the entire course evenings alone!
Rooms open from OTTO IL AM, 2to 4
and to 8 P. M For further sintormaa.--;;
ton call at College rooms, or address y
zrrsr,.s 81. MAsec9E; P,igetPGt;
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AXE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ] I /. I y !

d.. ]. addresses an those who nave insured
themselves byimp proper IndulRen and Bolis
tary habits, which ruin both body and fais4fil
uniting them for either business stnds So
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MISUNDERSTANDING +. Thomas
aud sixteen others, OF Sir. Johns Ron,
wore recently Incorporated under the
pame OF the UNITED Division No. 10,
Sons Of Temperance" for the purpose
OF buying, selling and leasing real
and personal property, and with autho-
riLy to purchase, hold, lease. sell and
convey real property to the amount of
one thousand dollars, and personal
property TO a like amount. The char
ter il perpetual..
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THE STEAMER PicREr.2 This boat,
which wasltied up by the Deputy Mar
shal, some three weeks ago, arrived at
the wharf at halt-past one yesterday
afternoon in charge OF Capt. Dawson,
who has had her in custody since she
wab altaohed.a She was TO be sold to.
day. but owing to 1.-THE absence, of the
MarshalE who is now attending. court
elsewhere. the sale has heen. postponed
untilne1s Wednesday.
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| The newand exseitipgl game Of t'De.

THE NJ gll11ssI1lIs. NtF'llI
tectiye,n Dust outl zataA4 W. PAUL d
.ceEg vd noItudt15atq 5AerEI
/ a FiisNtE l Il seRRo6d ri bii6 IseEe,oti dhand)
for 500, 1T wm IL ,shetB4 ,6SiiEe
Rooms 100 Market street.
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eONCRRr IN NoRTH wHRRLINo.-
Those who hndthe pleasure of attend
Ing the concert given at the North
Wheeling NJ. 3. Church, speak very
fayorably Of The performance. The en-
tertainment OF Wednesday evening was
repeated on Thanksgiving evening, for
the qualification OF those who were nm
ableto be present on the first occasion,
and the result was full house az be-
fore. We did not learn the exact
amount Of the receipts, but understand
that a handsome sum was realized for
The SABBATH School library. 3IT.ff
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WEST V1Ka1NfN AF6SUarENT Asso-
o1AT1oN.-rhe-nee necessary papers have
been fled in the once of the Secretary.
OF State for The of aicertiieats pf
10 a number OF gentle
men, residents of this county, under
the above title, and the certificate Will
probably issue to-day orr on Mon
day. Among the number we notice the
names OF John Carlin, B. B. Dovener,
Jacob Hornbrook, John L.. Morrison.
W. T. singleton, O. j. Rawling,
w. P. Hubbard, John Bishop, j..
A. Macauley, T. Fl. Logan, 1. 81.
Duval, Henry Crangle, George X.
Wheat. and many others whose sigma
lures are calculated to lend weight and
influence to the project. The object of
the association as stated in the applica-
ton is 'the building of a monument Of
stone, granite or marble, on such plan
rs shall hereafter be decided by the
majority OF the corporstors.. to the
memory OF hesoldiers OF West Virgin
la who died in defense OF the Republic
during the late rebellion.
There have been subscribed one hum
dted and fifty.fve dollars and the total
amount Of stock I'm shares Of 81 earh)
is designed to reach SIS. 600. The char
ter of the association is TO be perpetual.
A little more. than two and half
years ago, five remember alright, the
corner stone was laid for a soldiers
monument, with appropriate ceremo-
hies, and speeches were made on the
occasion, and everybody hoped that the
work might go on uninterruptedly to
completion. What was the real cause
of detention ahd. delay, z We are
not prepared to stale,--be it as
It may, another effort is to be
made for carrying the plan into effect.
The price OF shares has been fixed at a
sum within the reach of all, while the
number of shares which may be taken
remains unlimited. The soldiers
themselves have put forth their hands
In behalf of their fallen comrades; let
us hope that our citizens may not be
lukewarm in an enterprise whose
merit needs no wordqof ours TO! con-
vince Of its reality u VUJ3 ~
.E
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HArn Jrwr1nx Loxtoby & ppt ,iD ID
Jewellers, los Main street, have made
special arrangements with one of the
first houses inlNew York 10 have orna.
mental .hsir work done to- order, and
they can. in three or four days, notice,
have braidlng executed in the neatest
style of the art. A specimen book con-
tanning an almost endless variety or
styles can beiseen atlssiO3s, fRkintiyes
and ftiendswhol have pttes3ss "a looks
othair once worn by departed loved
S S, and all otheFsswho may desire to
. 80 hair jewelry finished in, the best
ssy!S Min. do Yelltol leave orders sat
ioSeooy & DufReld's Jewelrs store
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PoLIoR CouRT-FridGy, Noppeiai.beT
27.-John Gable was brought before
the court for drunkenness, and ON con.
Yietion, was Aned 81 and costs which
he paid and departed. hag s.s ,r1,fFa
John Coyn was arraigned. under a
like charge, and as the testimony show
ed very clearly he was not guilt
less. he was nned 81 and COSTS Not
having the "whepewithai,p he was sent
up for five days. IN -GK II Ia ~ d
James Douglass had been indulglng
too freely, for which offence he was
fined Sl-ahd COSTS and committed t6jan
for i've days in default Of payment,
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tfsi3stW 9aA suh si} ~ IErN sVI rnf
,stbbA q ss.sI 7.l4sud t+irJ zo.B uogn
nue tij 40 tE". smi;st Z l.tl slf-iE
2 nov2g2lal1 81 LgdaasI .iys7 hGE az-i !!
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VAST 700 thatinquired for hurto,,,s
TobaccoRntidote 1sIs destrosssalI appe.
tite for Tobacco and at the same tin ,e
acts as tonic You can get itfrom n.
III. Logan Sc Co. or Logan List q q!
Price so cents. q &c 1900 -
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THE "zoetrope" at1O6 Main street.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES three
best TONES, skillfully and elegantly COM
bIned in an amber=co1ored cordial. beand-
fully transparent to the eye. pleasant 70 the
taste, acceptable 10 the stomach, in Caswell,
Hazard q co. s FeiIpT- IL Elixir of
Calisaya Bark. 10 q I lS3jqmoifs
Each pint contains one ounce OF Royal
Caltsaya Bari. and each easpoonful contains
one grain fIrdn.5 samples II fur iished ffeelt
the profession istaolttj on. as zlnsfoaisfi4
CASWELtL, HAZARD &C.,,
Sole manufactures, New York.
Sold by MI druggists. i'f-
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RAtLRoADkrs,-Th The steamer Rebecea
yesterday morning landed a party of
seventeen men. and as many horses
and mules, all OF whom were destined
fog the connellsville, Pa, Railroad,
They had with them In the mnle carts a
plentiful supply OF picks, df4lls, shoyels,
and all the necessary tools Ion railroad
work. The party are principally from
Laurel county, KY, and have recently
been Engaged onithe Knoxville branch
road. They came as far rs MARKETS. by
the Edinburgh, where they reshipped
on the Rebeeca, and now they 60 ON tc
their destination by land. - :. a-ae.
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LETTgRs LOST One of the attaches
OF the Senate dropped two letters on
tho street "a day or two since, addressed
TO the Hon; ID. IA, K. DIX. Their return
or any OF them, will, be ap.
precIated by Mr.. DIX. who may be
found during the day at tho Senate
Chamber. f5l.l al ,ls.,i III an. -; ~.
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q = TIERdES iPRnfE LEAF. E.ffilpH
20 80 Iierces Choice family.
HEa1Lt YJ:s.r Z Just received.
. nova u. No !. LIST. M0RRIsON&CO!
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QUICK woRK.-A letter was received
at the State Department yesterday noon
from Nashville Tenn. which bore the
date and postmark of Nov. 25. For
dispatch in mails, this Is, hard to beat.
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BASE LL.-Thegame this afternoon
between Battles and iosceoias will be
well worth attending. The Battles are
naturally on5their netLls after the de.
feat of last week. ~ -
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Losr.-The attention Of readers is
called 10 the advertisements of a. valua-
bic memorandum book for which the
owner will pay a liberal reward. III
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fenecL thhI Q souhu, mind and body arc the
most necessary requisites 70 promote eonnu.
bial haPpinekS. Indeed, without these tila
journey through LIS becomes a Jyeafy MI
BrtmaSei the prospect hourly dnrkens TO the
view, the mind becomes Shad6Wed with de-
Epair and thled with the InelAnealoly Hefisf
non that the happiness Of another beC0nla
hlIIhln1 with llIlfl- -.
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Who5haYe injured: themselves lTyla CERTAIN
practice, indulged In when alone \ habit fTE,,
queIItly learned nom. evil companinnR. or Al
school, the effeots Of which ara snIRhElyi felT,
even when asleep, and II notictred, render
marriage I'M possible. and destroys both mind
and body should apply 1mme1fately.s 1eIT77 !
lHhat PITY that q young man, the hope OF
his country the pride of hlaiparanfS, Should
be hnatched nom all prospects and. enjoy.
m6ntS Of life by the CONSEQUENCES OF ieTia-
ting 1som the path OF nature, and induiRfnR
inF certain secret habit such persons must;
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RESERVE tickets for Townsend,a lee!
ture at Washington Hall next Tues
day evening will be for sale at Sheib's
music store ON Monday. 1uni - 3.
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Now 1s THE TINE TO GET A,BARaA1N.
AT Blond q Bachman's win be found
a complete assortment. of Ladies' Gus
tom made Shoes, embracing all the
newest styles, which they are Offering
Yerv lou A. k-t ~ ~ ri
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GET some Of Cfandall's Buns,n.
Blocks at a. w. PaulIs& Co.,s--.y,'oul
children will-appreciate them.s -
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RlSRR NHws-up to last evening,
water to the amount of feet inches
had arrived hsrs from the effects of the
recent rains. The water mark al on
z. NJ, showed a depth OF IL feet 5 inches
in the channel, a rise OF 20 inches since
So'cloek yesterday morning. The wea.
Their yesterday was remarkably clear
and pleasant, and business on the
wharf Sas good.
The Grey Eagle passed up for Pitts
burgh yesterday morning. The Re.
becca left for ParkersburR ut IL A. NJ,
The Ingomar passed down for Park
ersburg last night. The Jas. Raes and
Forest City We're running as usual. The
y. r. Hudson came in from Cincinnati
At Z o'clock Last evening with good
To-days Pasksps - Bavarl for P;,,s.
bnrgh alta. n; New State for pins,
bnrgh at the same hour. .Exnrasl. Y, - -,
Parksrsbnfe at IL A. MIR HnSs AZ.
for Cincinnati at-s-P. NJ; Grey Ees,s. 90 %,
tefksEsenrg At 9 I'm. ovrlsr
rHE PRSSs1EvAN1A DuTuan Is IN
tue OF Townsepd,s lecture at Washing
ton Hall next Tuesday night.
49,
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The White Pine Gompound.

sit was early in the spring of 81 that this
compound was ORIGINATED. Amember of my
throat attended with a dissig reeable cough.
had for soma months previous thought that
q preparation having for its basis the inside
as TO be very useful IN diseases of the throat
and lungs. Totest the value oft in the case
OF the medicine chat 1 had been planning,
and gave IL in teaspoonfuI doses The result
was sxeeeaingly gTaLifying: Within two
ed, the cough subsidized and q Speedy cure
was efected. Soon after this, sent some 70
sudeSinE for soms Wesks tfoln R bad So pd
accustomed by sudden cold, and had raised
mTc9s stTeskea With blood, She soon found
ten ounces OF IL, and got well. ]. B. Clarke,
EsQs editor offthe Manchester Daily Mirror,
case of severe cold and was cufed innriiedi-.
ately. Hewasso highly, pleased with the re-
suits. and 50 confident OF success attending Its
finally punuaded me to give tt q name, and
send It abroad TO benefit the s1fieFiIlp I In
!NSoyember, lso5, 1 4Ist advertised IT. under
years from that time there had been Whoies
sailed In Manehester alone one hundred dol
cough remedies IN the market, and n .sfiif
maintains that position. There Il good rea-
s 90 a., ior THIS II Is very and healing
Iiea1Sant withal to the taste. and Is exceed
as . remedy for lritns,vg ~ , ~ u
lWhlte Pine Com pound stands unfiyaIed. II
was not originated f0r that purpose, btif a
PeEsosn y N using u for q cough was not only
cured OF the cough but was also cured S5f'a
kldney dihculty Of ten years standing. Since
tnsL aeeln discovery many thousands
nave used II Tor the same Complaint and
have been completely cured n = -, -
:, Inc above was Written by DR.. Poland IN
1SSo; Since then, as In Manchester. me
Mh1te Compound has taken tie led ofaIi
Cough remedless as well as a Preparation for
tne cure Of Kidney dtncultieS, in every city.
New EnEiHnd States - 1919 - s-A1
the remedy. 4 as Eafs and nls asantlt6 n 81
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u y - : ~ - 2 M . lfrst |
BEAuTIFUL Gold. PENS Pencils and
Writing Desks for Christmas, at PaEll's
LOG Main street. - = < TFfi1
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EL0wERs a. D. .. Aaler 8. co,a.I !. !.

eRRAr RARGAfSs at BLOND Z { Bach B n.t.
mans, No. 1o7 Main Street. Mems
Heavy Kip Boots, $500. boy g Kip
Boots, 80. Yonth's Kip Boots, 81, so.
All Warranted to be what they are rep
resented. is.,..,5 80 -.
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National Insurance :#8s Company.
WHEELINa, WEsT w 9
5000, 900
ofieet26 Monroe St. next dppr to ,llst MAJ
peHal Bank. llldtotYl!YIlIbdsz ns:l lHb Hgs5!Uf
GEO: K; WHEAT. President.

O4ADSt 20 p4AOt9f9h+t LIZA ASfr49i4Na1
peAat Bank jlldtsYl!gi!4bdsz Rs:l IHb hgl5iUf
GEO: K. WHEAT, President.
JAMES McCLUHEY, Vice President.
JOHN BISHOP, Secratarys f4Y FnEs On
CHkRLB n. CoLL.IEKs AsAfstAht secretaEy.
DIREcroRs:-John e. Wilson, Jas. @. Orr,
John A. Armstrong, a. O.. Quarter, Geo. K.
Wheat. Alex'r. LauRhlln, James mckinney,
Morgan l.. OFT, Geo. Adams:
REFERENCES g. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, WHEELING Llst, Morrison q
Co., Wholesale GrocerS, Wheeling; Pryor,
HandlRn & Co., Wholesale Grocers Wheel.
ing: Michael Reilly Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; MeClellnnt q Knox, Boot and
Shoe House, Wheeling; McCabe, KRAFT 4 Co.,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. FranEheIm q
Co., VIII lesale Mines and Liquors, Wheel
ing; WtnshipJ Woods a Co., Queensware
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub, ReRisEeG
Wheeling; 7. Q. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling;
Wheeling; OFT, Son & Co, Hardware, Wheel.
Ing; J. ~ Sends, Cashier, Eirst Nat Bank,
Bank. Weston, W. Va; Capt. John McLnTe,
Jr., Wheeling. apr25
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A RARE TREAT@ro sec A. w. PAUL
Il Co. collection of Fine Goods for the
HOLIDAYS. -lfa1v'I fnisN slfGYr ~ !.
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BLoSb X, RAcu9IAN. No 1o7 N,.;n
street, are nov ceiling their Boots and
Shoes at greatly reduoed prices.
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ssUnquesttonnbIy the best sustained
rBlgeH4lSy Of the lstnd,I IN tho VforId.'ll :,
l Oh I 4 kkEPAk,s anI
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Critical Notices Of lie Pres.
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Medtfal.

RS NOW DIFFERED TO THE AFFIICTED
i Throughout the country, amer having
been proved by the test of eleven years, in
the New England States, where lis merits
have become as wen kIibwmas bettree nom
Il The White Pine Compound Cures
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Diptharia; BToli-
chitis. Splitting of Hood, and Pulmonary Az
tectiops generally. 1t is remarkable Re-
medy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, diff
hculty Of yolding Urine, Bleeding from the
;Ktdnsys and IBladher, GrRYeR and Other
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Tors Games and Books OF all kinds,
Tor old and young. at "A. w. PAUL &
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For Fine Bibles, Hymn and Prayer
Books, for the Holidays, go to A. w.
PAUL. q Co.'s. -. 9 ll.ifs 9!
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IA CAPITAL game on the Island
grounds, Baltic vs.. osceola. .l .5.' IN. 4,
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lsszst WAsHIE9ToNit May 1858 Js1A
10 WFseLer: q wilson, fof Neig York: o. 3
sIRs;-The Department has 5receiyedI
one Gold Medal awarded toyouE firm
on Sewing and Button Hole Machines
at the Paris Universal Eixpositi lon of
1857. Li5sI Your obedient servant - 4
| TOY UsE fWILLIAAGs "a. SEwARDG III
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lt1gtgaraurrg
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= . Jgt 5Io11s 9. Sf8E TT Z
This company how having been organized
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disc, cAfanufactufing E5tabHShmentSittHuE W
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tern Rivers and Lakes. This company oI-
fers superior Inducements TO Farmers. WheIe5
byIfhay Gamble insured on1QWelli4g z HI
Iiif4Ife Rarnal and 6dttentsforS or eLYea9s al
reduced rates. This being State company
with the
Largest CASH CAPITAL
paid in, and surplus of any company in the
State; and composed OF some ninety. lour
stool; holders most OF whom are among our
hest business men, Tecomf nends dtselttp the
favorable consideration or the fnsnring
public and solIcits their patronage. Apple
cations for Insurance Will be promptly atten-
dedito at fheIf offieet Mo- % donruei agreef5 on
Mt their several aSenclea throughout tue
MACARTHUR, Secretary.
6AMIL MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
( C. NJ. GoEN, 4EgtSeqy! JGV u
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-28

AL over the Ian thousands suff.l
ering from ConghsI Palms, and sofehess
in the Lungs and Chest, and from other
febrile diseases. The R1SteiF 1te icbas-
pound is a sure relief for All such Sold
by Apothecaries everywhere. IgiddsBs