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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-26

w The great "PAN HANDLE" route
takes you to New York in TwENTK-THREE
hours, without change Of cars.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-26

e~ The "PAN HANDLE" road is the only
one running cars through to New York
without change.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-26

Fun IN THE RAIN.-It is about the fun
niest thing in the business to see crowd
of women caught In rain Storm. The
way they squeal and try to save their bon
nets, dresses and shawls, is q sight to see.
Last evening we saw party OF ladies
making rush for the High school In the
rain. The most of them looked like wet
hens. The face of one was so covered with
red, green and blue coloring that had
washed from the artifcials in her bonnet,
that she resembled Choctaw warrior in
In his war paint. It was a case of pursuit
of amusement under difficulties, and was
successful.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-26

~ No CHANGE OF CARS between Column
bus and New York by the "PAN HANDLE"
route.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-26

W No CHANGE OF CARS between Co.
lumbus and New York by the "PAN HAM
DIE" route.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-26

eY The '.PAN HANDLE" road is the only
one running cars through to New York
without change.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-26

~ The "PAN HANDLE'' route is the
shortest, quickest and best to New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-26

GY Ii you wish to see the finest bridge
In this country, also the grand scenery of
the Allegheny Mountains, take the two
o'clock A. M. train on the "PAN HANDLE"
r0uto
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-26

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING.-At a
meeting of the County Commissioners held
Wednesday afternoon, June oath, Messrs.
Barbee, Edwards and Gulick being present,
the following bills were allowed: S. Tom
kins, messenger to Board of Equalization,
$3.50; j. P. Remmy, messenger to Board
of Equalization, $50; G. P. Schroll, shoes
tor Jail, $l2 25; A. c. King, deputy clerk
City Board of Equalization, S72; D. L.
Hathaway, lightning rods, S3S,4O; E. T.
DeLany, defending Chas. Scott, $15, and
John Price, $25; Jones, work, 50. 1t was
ordered that the following named parties
be paid the sums set opposite their names
for services for fourteen days, as members
of the City Board of Equalization: L.
Hoster, S42; E. L. Hinman, $42; Thomas
Lough, $42; John G. Thompson $40; Theo.
e. Butler, $42: M. McAlister, $42.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-26

takes you to New York in TwENTY-THREE
hours, without change of cars.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-26

ew The "PAN HANDLE" route is the
shortest, quickest and best to New York.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.

InauguratiOn of the Statue of
Martin Luther.
t- WORMS, June 25.
The statue OF Martin Luther was inaup-
urated to-day in the presence of a vast
concourse of people from all parts of Eu-
rope and America. The King of Prussia
and the Grown Prince witnessed the scene.
When the statue was unveiled salvos of ar
tillery were fired, and as soon as the ap-
plause subsidized q hymn was sung by sew
eral thousand voices, with immense effect.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-26

eE Nine car loads Of delegates went over
the Pan Handle road yesterday to New
Ynrk
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Rec. from P. Hayden 470 bushels of coal. All dis
tributed.
Respectfully submitted,
A. E, DEsHLER, Treas.

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT THE HIGH
ScHooL.-The large lecture room of the
High School was literally packed with our
citizens, last night. Not only was the
room filled, but the passage at the head of
the stairs, and even the stairs themselves
were crowded with people, drawn there
by desire to witness the commencement
exercises. The room was embellished with
notices at either end. On the north wall
the words {" Truth our Guide-Faith our
staff. Glass of 49," On the south "Our
boat is launched. Where is the Shore ?"
Over the entrance doors to the east and
west, was displayed the word Welcome"
The exercises opened with prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Phillips, who in fervent appeal
to the Throne of Grace, invoked a blessing
on the graduates, their teachers and the
audience. After singing by choir of
scholars, the essays and orations were
heard. We did not stay till the close, and
cannot, therefore, speak of all the gradu-
ates, but must commend the Grafton of AL
exander W. Krumm, and the Essay of Miss
Emma Henderson as far above the efforts
on such occasions. The Essay OF Miss
Henderson contained sound doctrine most
beautifully uttered. This young lady
has the uncommon faculty of using
language that seems manufacted ex-
presslv for her subject. AS we listened
to her we wondered whether it would be
possible to express the same thoughts by
other words. To US it seemed impossible.
The Grammar of Life, by Miss Mary E.
Gale was also a most credible effort. The
valedictory by Miss Linnie S. Wood, We
are told, was splendid effort, and reflect
ed great credit on the young lady, giving
evidence of great and careful culture on
her part. We cannot stop at this late hour
to farther particularize. The class has
earned its honors by hard study. May it
ever keep them green.
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Sentenced.

Hartman. convicted of conspiracy to re-
move wbiskey illicitly, was to-day senton-
ced to $4,000 fine and ten days imprison-
mant.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
OF MARTIN LUTHER.

60. So, Sc, SO.
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~ We had another fall day yesterday.
A fall of rain day.
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NEW YORK NIELANGE.

Row Between Brown ard the
EOwdy EsOat Ciub-Bad Treat
Inenr 10 Emigranrs-.-T'he Eight
Hour Sysiem.COurt NIatters.V Ven
ezueIan nAdvices--Nassau Iutelif-
gence-HaiI StOrm--Internatiou
al COnVentiOn--Han
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Governor Seymour addressed the Jack
son Central Association this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-09

| Editors IHtekti0eIEeeT
GRSTLEMRN-I am DESTROYS of saying
few words to you relative TO the GU
bernaloriaI CANVASS. The names oil
many worthy men have been mention
ed in connection with the office OF Coy
ernor.
General Duval was first and foremost.
He declined, however, preferring TO
enter for the Congressional stakes.
Mr., Stevenson, of Wood county, was
next spoken of, but he Was put INTO
training for Congress.
Mr.. McGrew, OF Preston county, was
then named, and he, too. Immediately
followed in the wake OF the others.
A. W. Campbell, ESQ., The former
talented editor OF the Wheeling INTEL-
IIogSCER, was next named, but as
sac by his card published in your
paper, he also has refused to enter for
ths race, and all the others who have
been spoken or have either shown u
decided Partially for Congressional
honors. or evinced a disposition not 10
enter the political arena at all, with
ono excepIlOn,-that OF Gen. Northcott.
Some time about the middle OF last
month ne published his card, announce
ing the that he would permit mis- name
to go before the Convention, and since
then it is quite evident that the Union
men of the State are concentrating upon
III
concerned, / believe it will not be so
much the duty ofthe Convention when
il meets in Clarksburg TO nominate a
candidate for that office, as formally to
confirm the nominHliOn of Gen. North
colt, which the people will already
have made.
lam glad TO see thecurrent OF popu-
lar feeling set SO strong in that direc-
ton, as IL shows that the people are
becoming alive to q proper apprecia-
ton of the merits of our soldier friends,
and the nomination of one so deserved
ly popular amongst them Will arouse =
spirit OF enthusiasm throughout the
entire State.
Next to General Dnyal he is decided
ly the strongest man for our ticket, but
as General ID. has positively declined
to become "A candidate for the above Of
fee, do earnestly hope thSt when the
assemble, General North
colt will be nominated by acclamaIioa,
according to him a compIi-
ment which his services as a soldier and
citizen SO well entille him TO.
a VOTER.
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Inndequate snInrrcs.

The Office OF Governor of West
Virginia does not appear to be very
eagerly sought among the aspirants
for political promOtiOn, though we
have no fears but that some one will
be found willing to martyr himself, pc :
cnniarily, in the position. The SALARY
OF the Office AS fixed by the Slate Con-
stitutiOn is 5000 per year, and the
legislature two or three Terms ago, fol-
lowing the precedent of the old State,
allowed us communication for house rent
mot being provided with an executive
mansion as at Iiichmond) 500 addi-
tiOuHl, making $500 per year. To
dwellers In the country and small
towns this looks like a satisfactory
compensation, but experience has
proven that it's Insufficient. Not only
Is The price OF living high at the seat OF
government, but there are incidental
expenses, which. unless he IL willing
to be charged with mehnness, the Gov
ernor of any State, is bound to incur,
that more than absorb it. Governor
Boreman hus the reputation of being
an economical manager, yet II Is suited
TINT his privRte resources have TO be
drawn upon 10 see him through the
year. With the other officials, the case
il notfquite SO bad .fof good reasons,
though the salaries ofnone of them
can DO said TO be extraVagant.Si No 81
The consequence OF this state of af-
fairsis, TINT u man who has a family
to support from his income cannot hold
the Office in justice to them and thus
The Slate loses the services of men who
would make good officers and may
have TO put up with inefficient Ones.
We now see the force and justice OF
the action OF the legislature SO much
censured at the time by certain
class who arc such close sticklers for
the constitution, in granting the add
tional sum for house rent. 1t was de-
nounced as radical extravaganza; when
experience shows that 1t was only car
rying out the spirit ofthe laws in Civ
ing to the officers a fair compensation
for their time and services. 1t is doubt
full whether qualified parties can now
be found toiaccept the Offices, without
such additional compensation.
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Hon. VIZ. 2. sLevenson for aovernor.

I
Editors k1lteuigeaeer
Who will accept the Governorship Of
West Virginia? Generals Harris and
Duyal have declined being candidates.
No other Military men have been
thought of, SO 1t behooyes the people
to cast abont and secure the service OF
some trusty, loyal and competent man.
Hon. William E. Stevensons Prestdene
of the State Senate, has been spoken OF
as the coming man. No truer or Deter
man could be selected in the State. We
need have no fears of being SWantzed,
or Johnsonized with such man as
Stevenson NJ the head OF affairs In
West Virginia. Some of the county
conventions have already endorsed the
Lieutenant Governor SIeYenSont as tho
Union Republican candidate, as our
Chief Magistrate for the next two
years. Would 1t not be well for all the
counties at their conventions to be held
on the 10th inst, to- indicate the choice
OF the people in the selection of can
didate for Governor
The Rebels (so-cdLLed Conservative
DeHocTGLs.) will have the best "stump
speakers" in the field for Governor
they can secure. Mr.. Stevenson viii
be able 10 meet them on all such occa-
sions.
I 1t Is with much regret we part with
HIS ExcelIency, a. I. Boreman,: our
present Governor, who has been so
faithful 10 his trust, while we have
some misgiVinRs in relation TO the selec-
ton of SO StatesmRnlike a patriot to
fill his place. Still, we feel confident
that in Hon. w. Il. Stevenson, we VIII
have the right man in the right place.
MANY Voices FROM THE BORDER.
1TGy LIST, 1868.
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III sg@m HALLS
lGsax VEGETABLE SIcIuAN
al HAIR
RN7NENzkR.
S!Ha GRAY HAIR

- l!nl GRAY HAIR
Restored 10 its Original Youthful
COIorby It's u<e.
1t Will make Hair STotO upon bald heads
except in very aged persons, as 1t furnishes
the nutritive principle by which the hair Is
nourished and supported.
twill prevent the hair from falling out,
and does not stain the skin. tsz.ia
No better evidence OF its superiority need
be addueed than the fact that so many imi-
tatlons oft are offered to the public.
IT'S A SPLENDID HAIR DRESSING
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
r. p. HALL s CO., Nashua, n. r. PropH-
etorsl For sale by all Druggists,
ApISl-imeodddw
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THE most jealous party we know of
in this State, Is the editor of the Richie
Press in his advocacy OF soldiers
claims generally, and General Harris
in particular, for Congress, devoting
pretty much all his available space TO
1t. All right, we like TO see a man In
earnest, whether we admire his taste or
not IreiiAbtlt0 Rernkcf - -
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Engine Lathe foI. Sale

MADE BY N. Y. STEAM ENGINE
1l Company. Dimension 50 in. swing
will turn u feet front and croSs-cut screw
Iced 15 feet shear, will cut TO u threads 70
condition and will be sold low.
NORWAY IRON MFG CO.,
aprl4-1m Cor. 4th and CLAY streets
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AN enthusiastic admirer of Stanbery
says that "his peroration was particu-
larry moving" Very likely; but Mr..
Bingham's peroration viii probably be
particularly removing. asf7f
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ALoNDoN journal gravely informs
It's readers THAT the impression pre-
walls in certain parts of America that
the law permits a man 10 sell his wife. .
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MALLooNEE- DoNLEY-on THURSDAY
evening, May dth, iSfS, at the residence OF
me bride s parents. by Rev. j. W. TagTaFt.
SiL. join N. MALLOSEE. OF Wheeling. w
va, and Miss ETrIE 4. DoSlEY OF EaSf Biz
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FOR CORRRESS-

40 Editors IHselH0eReT Please announce
tkSS the name OF GEeSs Il ii. 0UvALas our
candidate for Congress nom this tfirsI Con-
The approaching State Republican Conven-
ton ZlJnl z
marH ,zrrsalf MANY CI1IGENS.
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For Sale.
Fifty Building Lots
WHEELING ISLAND.


A SUBSTANTIAL STONE WINE HOUSE
"A and cellar (SO) eighty feet long by (2g
twenty feet wide, capacity nearly thfrtythou-
sand 10000 gals together with CoOoprage OF
about the same capacity. PRESSES and
other fixtures Necessary for manufacturing
Wine. Though built for wine cellar Il Is
equally well adapted for manufacturing and
storing .lager-beer. With this Will be sold
about four acres OF land on which is also
erected, adjoining the Wine House, a good
frame two-stoTy dwelling house of eight
rooms, and large stable nearly new. The
whole is offeTedior less than the cost Of the
improvements
Any person desiring to engage In mauufac-
turing WINE or LAGER-BEER should call
and see this property before investing else
where.
me BUILDING LOTS offered are the
most desirable Island lots now In the market
and viii be sold at low rates on easy terms
The above embraces that portion of the
Island Vineyard running'east from the Fair
ground 10 the river.
For further Information apply at No. IS
Main street. up stairs, to
april JNo. P. GILoHRIST.
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TIE Honorable John Morrissey is
wanted in Congress Immediately, to
instruct the House in a more decent
and manly method OF making '.per-
sonsl xplanations."
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REPUsLICAH STATE CosvEsr1os

The undersigned. in pursuance oftheir 81
thority and daty, as the State CentIai -. =,
mItt e, beg leave TO submit to the EO me
the Republican party in West NiStn'''
following recon- mcndations o., r,ava,.-
That a state Convention be helH -,
burg ON Thursday, the 9Th DAY OF my ny
=, ~ 1901 y. n. for The purpose OF nornl-
MAIN, a state ticket and choosibs eiectoTs
20 ..s.l,to,, and YIoe-President of the
I,ta, mo delegates TO this Convention, in
u-1,,,or, 10 selecting said State ticket and
-F,s-jdeotiaI electors, be likewise em-
l',aSrered by their respective eonstitu-
eneles TO choose candidates for Con-
grrss and for the vacant State Senator
ships, separating into appropriate ConETes-
EionnI and Senatorial District Conventions
for that purpose.
That County Conventions TO select dele
gates to the aforesaid Stnte Convention be
held throughout the State on Saturday. the
lC.h OF May, and that said County Conven-
lions AT the same time select their Executive
Committees and take such other action as
may be necessary 10 secure a thorough and
effective organization of The party IN every
part of me Commonwealth.
JOHN Z. WILSON,
T. II. LOGAN,
SAMUEL EAU0HLIH,
JOSEPH BILL,
joins K. HUBBARD,
JOSEPH SEYBoLD,
A. w. CAMPBELL,
Stnfe CENTRAL Committee.
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TRY nNE RnrrLE or
LAUGHLINss INFANT ooRDIALl

LAUGHLINB' INFANT ooRDIALHI
Baby rests sweetly; the little teeth come
through nicely; Mamma is rested; Papa Is
ready for breakfast, and your neighbor will
not say, Hang the Baby but blessed be
Laughllnis Infant Cordial. Only % cents q
Bottle. 3t1e lisa marl3.
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For Sale.

A DESIRABLE PIECE OF GRouNp
n OF one acre, bound ON the west by Lind
street, on the south by Spruce street, In Rast
wheeling. Also two lots 20 feet front on
Lind street, Will be sold on easy terms and al
low prices.
apT2S ]. IRWIN
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-naRYIAr mInNIaHr.

Screaming at The top OF Its voice-disturbs
ali III Q aleepy heads of the honse. and your
next-door neighbor. How often you hear
the thoughuess remark, q Choke that squal-
ling gabyP Now, this "a very unkind OF
you, my friend. once you had Just such a
time Teething, Cholc, Pain, Fretful, Wake
full Fever, Bowels disturbed. No Sleep for
child or parent. A long night Of Watching,
and a weary morning dawns, bringing No
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FOa sECRErARY or STATE.

NPMessrs Esfitors.-Please announce the
didRte for the once OF Secretary OF the State,
subject to the decision of The Republican
STATE Convention, and obllge
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ZOE CONGRENS.

N[9We are authorized 10 announce Hon.
~ CHESTER D. HuDBARD. OF ohio coun-
", as candidate for reelection from the
First Congressional District, subject 10 the
decision OF the Union Republican Conven-
tiou. ,s-tr4 apFi6
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POR O0NGResS,

~ Edior IRtelitosnesTs-Please announce
G~S .JANESC AiC8RKT, -ESQT., Of Preston
county. n candidate for Congress in the ii
Dis; rict OF W. Va, subject 10 the decision OF
the Republican Congressional Convention.
myz-;c MANY NorERS or TAYLOR Co,
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Home Life Insurance Company.

10 Court Street, 25S Broadway,
BROOKLYN. NEW YORK.
WALTER 8. GRIFFITH, President.
]. II. FROTHINGHAM, Treasurer.
GEO. @. RIP LEY, Secretary.
Hon. j. COFFIN, ActuaEy.
81 90 900.
Stock and Mutual. No limit as to resi-
dence or travel. No forfeiture ofPremlums.
Last Dividend 40 per cent, applied directly TO
reduction of Premiums. -sl
This Company Is composed OF some OF the
very nrst men OF the Cities OF brooklyn and
We refer to Robert Crangle, Esq, Joseph
Bell, Esq., A. @. Quarter, Esq.
MEDICAL ExA aINERs-R. 81. & ]. Cum
minis, NJ. d. Geo. Baird, NJ, D.iJas L. Reeves
Applications taken by R. 8. IRWIN, JR.,
Agent, NO. - Monroe street, Wheeling, West
Virginia. /. CARMACK. Solicitor. myS-lw
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Sar GENT.
For Rent.

A MAREHo 0I ths aaS. I I,l CENTRE OF
ID door above Quincy. adjoining Ioset,
Hamilton q Co. Now vacant Apniv tOtnn
apr2s-2w W. l. N4SSGnk NAE :,,..,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-09
STEAMBOATS,.

Regular saturday Morning Packet
for Cincinnati.
The elegant side-whoel passenger
Lex 4S1eameF ST. CHARLES, Capt.
Charlie bravo, will leave Wheel
EnE Ar Cincinnati on Saturday morning, the
s1h Irst. at O'Clock.
For freight OF passage, apply to
nv 81 81 Monroe street
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WheeIInE, 9InrIetta and ParhersbuIK
Daily Packets.
Tho side wheel steamers GRE
,IsRsSA BECOA" and I.EXPRESS.p tlIl
- Rebecca leaves Wheeling every
MonuAy, Wednesday and Friday, at eleven
o'clock, a. m. . - 80 :,
mfsxpress leaves wheeling every Tuesday,
EhnrsdAY and saturday, al IL O'Clock, a m.
,!SonnecnnS at BellAlre with trains from
Pittsburgh, duo ut IL a M : :. =
Freight receipted through TO nlI'uoints he-
tween Pafkersburg and 9allIpolIs
-, r BOOTH, BAHTELLE & CO.,
EeetO-a - 5H g2a ~ Agents.
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FOR COyGnrSs

~ We arc Authorized TO nnnouns,
trsS JosEtH NJ. MCWAoRrKR, FsI : AZ q
can,iitiate for Congress in the Third d. strict,
nominating convention. my5
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aannuafetarnts.
ron AUDTron

FOR AUDITOR. = = q.
" S5EdnoTi IntelliOeRccT:-P Please Announce
GSy the nAme uI7GArr. THOMAS Ro0GESs
OF OF IIpeneeE. hoRne county, Is candidate for
NG mSy9.dS%iw MANY VoTrps
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lIishIer,s CeIehrnted Herb BIlters.

Is 10 wand or Fever and Ague when It is
likely TO make its appearances, and 10 effect a
radical cure In cases where II mas already
how long the victim of this disease has suf-
Tered rom II, nor how violent the disease
INf a l1la avtdanea that 49, ss
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Factory for Sale.
For Sale and Rent,

DUSINESS BASEMENT Rooms,
I'D finished offices and Daguerrean rooms In
second story, and rooms for other purposes
for rent In my brick block on Main street.
Possession given Immediately.
Building lots and dwelling houses for sale.
Also a manufacturing site, containing eight
lots, fronting ON Main street and heEtVeT.
between the Belmont and Riverside Mills
Sixth Ward. Also my country place for sale.
THOS. HORNBROOK.
ONCE, No. Ls5< Main street, above Mon
roe, mp stains. febli-u
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nIsHLHR,s HERB RITTERs,

They might. each. one, be forever relieved
from It, and their physical organization be-
come thoroughly Improved by means OF
purified blood and healthy condition of
the stomach, The legitimate resuIto using
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lIIshIer,s !CeIepraIed Herb Blllers

VIM cure IL. 1t Il inevitable from The very
nature of the medicine: hence there Is no
longer any need Of suffering. Send TO your
nearest Druggist for these invaluable Bitters
they all sell them. s all .s
BRArcu hoUsE.-aG Market street, PITTS
burgh, Pa. rony
= .-,-s--sz MRnaRers.
For sale by IAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va,