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+. G. Barr, Administrator, Sc, c,a,.
CO az AZ

Joseph W. Morgan aud William Il. M"'-'u
Administrators, sc, ct al.
In Clancery in the Cipcuit Court Of uhincounN.
TINHF ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
will take notice that the DEPOSITION, vt
William Richey sud others viii br taken at tie
law Office OF Tayior IS Barr, GA MuuIOc S'UccL
In the city of Wheeling in the siaIGol We,
Virginia on the eighth day OF September \. D.
aus, between the hours OF o'clock \. ", a.. )
o'clock l.. NJ, to he read in eNisenco Ia lie @'o'c
named cause ON behalf of said compLl,uauts.
Aud If. from any cause, the taking of the sI,l
dispositions shall not be commenced, % h.nS
commenced, shall rot be completed ga that daN,
the taking of tho same will bo adjourned tom
time to tune unth the same shall be- Completed
TAYLOR 4 BARR,
aug3oawIw Sois for CompIGS.
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Weather mud River News

CINCINNATI, Angus; 1.-THE river
has fallen eight inches in the last for.
ty-elght hours; s feet inches of wa.
ter III the channel. Weather, clear in
part. There was heavy rain last
night. Thermometer, St.
PITTSBURGH, August 17.-River 81
inches and falling. Weather clear
The mercury stands at ~ degrees.
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To Whom lt May Concerns:
-,,ur UynF HIRED,

/ gives notice of his appointments Assign,
of the estate of JoHN V. RUTH, OF Parkers6urs
In the county of Wood, In the District Of Wei
Virginia, and who was. 10 wit, on the 10Th az
Of June, 4. d. ls6s adjndged Bankrupt, uI..u
the petition of SchilderS & Co, by the [. =
District Court for said District
Dated at Parkersburg, W. Va, the Eth Gly
of July, \. ID. lS6s. ..,r
iv2aoaw3N Assignee
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO. August Il.
Flour quiet and firm. Wheat opened
strong, but closed weaker; sales white
Wabash at 2 52a2 80; white Michigan at
2 20a2 %; amber Michigan at 9 lla2 II;
No. red 3 07a2 10; No. 3 do. 2 Ola2 OF,
No. l spring 9sa2 90; No. II IS; No. 3
do. 80; amber, sellers for August, 2 09a
IL W. Corn steady at OF for No. l, and
buyers this month at o.. Oats &c
better; No. at 57a57fc;sellers for August
at 56a56s, and sellers for September at
sc. Rye lower; sales No. 9 at 81 1al 40.
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He'd .;iGn.

PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-The order
of Red Men, numbering about 1000,
made IN imposing procession this morn
ing, on their way to picnic at Wash
ington Retreat, including the delegates
from eight States and the Grand Lodges
of the United States and Pennsylvania.
Tomorrow they dedicate their new
Hall, corner of Third and Broome
streets.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
To whom it May Concern

rI,HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice of his appointment rs assignee nj
the estate of c. L. YaGer, of New MartinsvfIa
in the county of Wetzol, in the District Of
West Virginia, and who was, 10 wit: en- tSs
gIth day of May, A. ID. ls6s, aiiudgcd bank
rupt. upon the petition OF himself, by the T. 4
District Court for said district.
Bated New MIrtinsviile, the 2oth day 81 Iulv
4. ID. lS6S. ,,,,.,.
fN-Dl nawlW Rub L. W COX
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Foundry Burned.

WHITLEY, ONT, August Thrown
n Patterson's foundry, which employed
over fifty men, was burned to the
ground yesterday. The loss is estimated
at $50, 900.
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DOnafiOn.

Boston, August l7.-Frederick Jones,
Boston merchant, has given $4,000 to
the Andover Theological Seminary,
toward the foundation of Professor
shin of Elocution.
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From Hnyti

New YORK, August Photographic
advices from Jacmel, Hayti, to August
l, states that the PicOs had been de-
feated at Bayne and forty of them taken
prisoners, among them General Alexau-
der, who was shot by his captors.
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Mary Keeffer, who sues by her next friend
Philip Winter,
Xavier Keeffer.
In Chaucery in the Circuit Court of Ohio county.
V'HE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
L will take notice that the dispositions of
Mary Keeffer and others will be taken at the
Law Office Of TAYLOR & Barr, on Monroe street,
in the city OF Wheeling. in the State of West
Virginia, on the third day Of September, a. D..
leGo, between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ. and )
o'clock +. NJ, 20 be read in evidence in the above
named cause ON behalf of said complainant.
And if, from any cause, the taking of the said
dispositions shall not be commenced, or being
commenced, shall not be completed on that day,
the taking of the same will he adjourned from
time 10 time until the same shall he completed.
TAYLOR & BARR,
aug3.oawiw Soils for COmplt.
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Eron, Boston.

BosToN, August 1.-THE cattle dis
ease is creating great excitement among
the farmers and butchers. Nine animals
died yesterday afternoon, and eight
more died this morning, on Il farm in
! Norfolk county.
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Agents Wanted.

WE WANT FIRsT.CLAss AGENTS TO
w introduce clr NEW STAB SHUT
TIE SEWING MACHINES. Extra
ordinary Inducements TO good saIe<men.
Further particulars, and sample work furnish.
ed on application 10 w. @. WILSON X Go.
Cievs'.od. Ohio Boston, Aass.i or 81 LszI.,
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State OF West virginia.,
Ohio County Circuit Court
July Rules, l-G-
John Gosborn, Complainant,

~'''N ''N"'J N"'"' 'OHfh
July Rules, l-G".
John GosbOn. Complainant,
David ShodgrA-s and Wary J. gnodyra.s hi,
wife, A. J. Wilson, trusice for David SuDl
grass John ZOsckler Nose, e. Good trustee
Tor John Loeckler. James l.. Delaplain and
Iebecca A. Delnplain his wife. Peter D'li.
plain and Florence '. Dolapllin biz vie
Samuel SnOfgTass, Andrew Mitchell and
a. j. Clarke, trustee for James l.. D,lspa'n,
Defendants. Attachment IN Chan'T'y.
I'HE OBJECT or THIS SUIT Is 10 or
Il tain decree from said Court ssttirg a..is
| aud annuling a sale Of land because IL va. made
l" deirand tbs complainant and other creditors
OF DAVID Snsdgrass a On.resident of thi. state.
| s.-id sale being made by him and wife 70 Jane.
l.. Delaplain, Of Whining ton Delaware, on the
18th day Of June. i5sf. Of certain land situate
ON Short Creek. In Richland township Ohio
county, West Virginia, containing "a acre.,
ROOTS ana y Fsrcbes, more OF iess. which sale
~ evidenced ny deed admitted % rneord Ia tbs
RecordsTs Office Of Ohio county, West Virginia,
on the 18th day Of October ls67, and Tsfrfsnc.
- hereby made To sald deed for 4 more paft!cu.
lar description Of Gald land
And the further object of This suit - 10 obtBin
decree from said Cent for the sale Of aid
Land 20 satisfy the costs of this .uit and The
CON plainants claim against said David SnOd
graA- Tor the payment by him Of The nOtO VI
Peter Delaplain for tISDJ, dated AZ wheeling
". va JuIy ", Ictb pay able nine NOR tbs aitsf
date 20 the order of DAVID SnOdgrass value r..
ceiyed, negotiable aud payable at the Merchants
National Bank. m Wheeling, w. Va. endOTssd
Ia blank by David SnOdgrass and Samuel snod
grass. and duly protested for non payment u
naturtyi and abo 70 satisfy the complainant
claim agaInst aid David SnOdgrass for the pay.
meBt " him OF The note Of David SnOdgrass f6S
tlao dsted at Wheeling. w. Va, August H.
irt1, payable three months after date 10 The
order OF Peter Delzplain, value received. Ds<o.
liable and payable'at the Merchants NatI,sal
Bank Of West Virginia, at Wheeling. end0r.4d
in blank by Peter Delapiain and Andrew Mitch.
Ell and Only protested for non. payment At ma,
tnrity; aid notes being wholly nnpald, except
credit OF sl0l2, a. Of December u. IlG7. upon
the aforesaid note for $500.
Ann the further object Of this suit Il 10 obtain
such other and further relief a. the complain.
ant ease may require and ~ shzli be eanitabie
And Y Appearing from au affidavit hied 10 tie
cause that the defendants, David Snodgrass
Mary j. Sn0dgrass. James l.. Delaplain an
Rsbeeca A. Dclaplain, and Samuel SuOAgrasA
are DonTesidents Of this State ON motion Of
complainant, BY his counsel, IL "a ordered that
they do appear here within one mon III aftsr the
fourth weekly publication Of this order, and
dne posting thereof at the front door Of the
Court hOuss Of Ohio county. and DO what thsJ
may deem NJ 70 protect their interest.
Test: MICHAEL J. BRYISfG, Clerk.
20. ID. CALDWELL, Sol. for Comprt
jy5D-oawIw
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Bank Robbed

BALTIMORE, August H. Saturday
night, or yesterday morning. the
Peoples Bank of this city was robbie
of $4,000.
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, August Il.
Market generally dull and unchanged,
except Oats, which are &c better for
prime.
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Arrived.

QUEBEC, August 1.-THE steamship
Nova Scotian, from Liverpool, arrived
to-day, with three hundred passengers.
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JBiINnukcc Market

MILWAUKEE, August II.
Flour quiet and steady; prices I'M
changed. Wheat at IS for No. in
store.
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NORWOOD SCHOOL.

WM. ID. CABELL, PriacipnI.
WITH TWO DISTINGUISHED MASTERS
w of Art of the University of Virginia, and
four other accomplished instructors.
This school is designed to prepare youths for
the University of VirgiSia or for immediate
entrance upon the duties of life. The fourth
session begins September %, ls6s. For Gaia
logues containing particulars address the Prin.
cipal at Norwood, Nelson county, Va.
REFERENCES.
The students who have attended the school
from its establishment tsee cataloruel. Facul.
ties University of Virginia. Washington Col
lege, Virginia Military Institute and Virginians
generally. augI3tf
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Greenwood Cemetery,
rIrIATRn AN HHR NATInNAI

- -
- ROAD, three miles East Of the city, II now
ready for Interments, sale and improvement Of
lots. II contains 81 acres Of land, and Il laid
out in the most modern and improved style-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for three -fourths Of the year by the
Hempfcld Railroad. II is perfectly secure, and
intended to be beautitod by every variety Of
trees, shrubbery public vault, chapel, artificial
lake, fountains &c, to make IL equal TO the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro.
vision is also made for its enlargement, OTd.r
and care in perpetuity.
Persons desirous of purchasing lots can exam.
ne the groVnd with the Superintendent, who
has plat, or secure them by calling at the office
Of the Secretary, on Main street, over the Bank
Of Wheeling
Persons Wishing o. make intsrments will call
on the Secretary 10 obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission 70 lot holders and visit
tors will DO issued b. the Secretary.
a. j. SWEENEY, PTes't
4. G. BoNHAN, Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. J. Sweeney, John a. Armstrong.
j. S. Rhodes George Adams
John @. Muth, r. C. Jordan,
Geo. Mendel Z. A. Hildreth,
Joseph Bel angJi
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State Of West virginia.

July RHICs, l-G-.
Elizabeth Goudy, by her fAthcrl
aud next friend James MIllcger. =, CI.,o,,,,
~ -
James NJ Goudy.
V'HE OBJECT or THIS SUIT Is TO or
i tain decree for divorce FROM the boEds II
matrimOnY.
And II appearing from an affidavit Gled In the
cause that the defendant Ia not resident VI
plaiRants counsel, IL Ia ordered that hc DO ~
pear here within one month after the fDurs
weekly publication of this order aud due peat
ng thereof at the front door Of the Court lloI.r
of Ohio county, West Virginia, aud do what hc
may deem III Ia protect his interest In this .uit
Test; MICHAEL j. BREISIG, Clerk.
G.. l.. CRASNRg, Sol Tor Complt.
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aug3. Is
Clarified Champagne aHt
Pure Crab Cider.
and

zoo BARRELS PRIME QUALITY
CUU warranted 10 keep good in warm
weather, in store and for sale by
apr25 n. REILLY.
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JAKE NOTICE THAT THE DErOSi.
i tons of John e. Heuey, Yrcka Mlrscr.
and sthers, will De taken at the Law OHi,o 81
Gibson l.. Cranmer In the city OF Wheeling In
the State Of West Virginia. on tho al diy "f
September \. ID. IsGe, between the hour, II p
o'clock A. ~ and 6 o'clock =. ~, to be- read IN
evidence in the above named cause on behalf Of
said plaintiff. And ifffom any cause the tasins
Of the said dispositions shall not BE- commenced
or being commenced. shall not be completed oa
that day, the taking of tbs same will bo al.
l"urned from time 20 time until the same ,laiI
be completed.
ELIZABETH GOUDY.
by her father and next friend James Mill 90.
augl .Oawiw
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YOUNG MEN

Who have INJURED themselves 10y certain prac
tice INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions or at school, the
effects of which are nightly felt even when
asleep. and if not cured renders marriage i'm
possibie and destroys both mind and body
should apply Immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hope Of
his country, the darling of his parents should
be snatched from all prospects and eDoymehts
of life by the consequences OF deviaong rom
the path of nature and indulging In a certain
secret habit. Such persons must, before con
formulating
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MARRIAGE;

Reflect that a sound mind and body are TN
most necessary requisites TO promote connubiM
happiness Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes a weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens to the view; the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness Of
another becomes blighted with our own.
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WI

Take no more Balsam, Mercury, or Unpleas.
ant medicine, for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases
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La SALE, ILL., Aug. g 1868.
Messrs. A. G. McCsleb, W. II CLARK, d.
Richey, Philip Conlin, Ii. Wertheim, b.
M. Heiherington, N. Neu,sAdt. jobs Bing
ban snd Others:
GESzLExHn = Your letter xSzins me to
become the WorkingmAn's md Peoples
candidate for Congress il thA the Sixth
District at the ensuing eleqkiop y feceived.
Permit me ia reply . tender ~ you my
sincere thanks fof this mannebtatien OF your
regard and confidence. Mbtwit Standing
the very fattering terms ips whsek Sps are
pleased % refer 20 ne; personally Teannos
believe thai you were iRaasassd - make
this sequest % much q. psrsonsI s66giders-
tions as BY your interest III 80 sftncbment
to the principles Of financial nd labor re-
form which havs been taiRubaeing for the
past seven years, and which are now eagag-
ing the ssseation of the inaassrial Glasses
in all departments Of useful occupation and
in ali parts Of The country. Whale there ere
many reasons why IL would be more sgrsea-
bic to me 70 perform The dufies Of 4 private
in the ranks Of the army Of labor nov being
organised throughout the length and brsrdtb
Of the land than 70 become your standard
bearer in this, ~ il appears 10 ne, esueiCt
u right against might, jet in view u sx-
istIng circumssances do net feel as Liberty
70 decline the profsrsd honor.
10 accepting the posisson TO which ysa in
vite me, do 90 with . full apprsoiaEion of
the grave responsibilities ID imposes - we'll
a. with deep senss 0f she lack ON my part
Of ths proper qualifications % masntain car
cause against q well organised and powerful
Opposition. ! can only pkdge 70 sou that
in The future Is in the pssz, and IN whAssvsr
position may be Placed, viii with stsia
fdelity and whatever Of ability ] may pc
ssss, support and defend me raghts and In
lsFesss OF the prodasing c!assss agHinss the
lnsidiOus schsnss Of "a nnscr6pul6us nonsy
oiigarehy whie4 now has In heel upsn the |
neok Of labor and - seeking % perpssnsts |
iss power BY unjust issislakion-
h y emlnentay prpper g Al unes that |
pesschs sesking or sooepting shs su1tsgss
VI the people Tor plpees - public trust |
,hould oisasiy and uneqnivoeally axpes8 |
'hsir visus asd indion,s shele pelig npon
NJ leading qnsseions eGse1inG ~ pnslis 10
erest- -eardor bsipz - nesh ; Vlzsas end
1npIisikY no much D Wime u Bn1i>e - n 1
'tisa.s sfAin bak 4 60 ~ - 60
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FRO BR coNrINUED.l
WorKingman's Candidate for Congress.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, ESQ.,:

WorKingman's Candidate for Congress.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, ESQ.,:
IA sALLE coua1r, LII, Aug. ID. ises.
The undersigned citisens and workingmen
Of the Sixth Congressional District, ire
spective Of party and without regard TO old
political issues, respectfully solicit you 10
become the Independent Workingman's and
peoples candidate 20 represent the district
in the next Congress Of the United States.
Having implicit confidence in your well
known integrity, ability and patriotism. and
having also in your past life the amplest as
surance for the future respecting your hdel-
ity 10 the interests Of the toiline masses and
to the industrial and commercial welfare Of
the State and district, We deem it unneces-
sary to make for you platform but ask
that you will announce yoarself an Inde-
p -ndent candidate, with such an expression
Of your Own views on our public affairs -
you may deem il proper to make, and We
pledge to you cordial support In The No
vember election Hoping 20 receive from
you an early and favorable response, We re-
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Ana ne ted ofths see~an 70 over It an"
with naesrs acnided and worn.
Win WA~hbos I'd . Ac-d aslops.
A vusan stood BY she steaming tub,
PltluN her oake ct soAp-
wash wash cash
While The eoan-sude -patter and apirt,
Aud still, With a vdre Of ffsaKisA pitch,
ehs sans tn "song q the aklrt.s
Hwssh wash uash
While w at non every porel
And Wnsh uaeh--waah -waah--
ain fairly n0s-d the naor
LIS oh 20 be q slave
AionH with the baEbAroua Turk,
where v man has never skirt 70 wash,
this 10 aee MT work.
saOh, men with sweetheArta deari
Oh men with women Of kim
II is-T the linen they're upeaytng sHfl
Bat ehe lin n they're bringing In
WASH wash wash
while the soAp-snds spattsr and spirit.
Cleaning at once witb q eing,e wash,
crossing Is we'll - = skn-.
ss0h but 10 sgnel the b. cath
~ the perfume hOt,le 30 sweet
With tbs oh ndelisr over my head,
And the Brussels beneath my iest
fOr only one sesrt hour
tesl NV Lady feels.
Gay tripping along broadway
Win yard or more st her heels Z"
With fingers scalded md worn,
VIA wash bsa plAc-d all pc,
woman stood at The steaming tub,
Plying her cake q so@?-
Mahl Wasni wash
White the soAt,-sud- spa'ter ana srlVt,
And still With voice that yoa wouldn't apRlaud
ION, that its tones could reach N 90 n audi,
See sang this Song tue Skirt"
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FAMILY CASES

FAMELH GASES
or Ks % 20 lnrws vialx. rosewood case
Containing speclne for every ordinary disease
lanai, 10 Blhi-cs 70, and Dooks OF direct ons
From SO to SIS
sms Ter HamilS and Fasslsro Case, with - %
e viala. Prom 90 70 IS
g. ecir 6 Tor oil Private Dssases both for Caring
ADD for HFesenfsss ssas7ent, I'm vials and
pocket cases. Prom 81 TO IS
Cures Burns BEuis~s LAmsnsss soT eness Throat
sprains, Toothacha, Earaeh, Neuralgia RheumatI-m
Lumbago, Piles, Boils, stngs, Sore Eyes Bleedrg Of
The -nss. Nose Stomach Cr Of Piles % ms, Ulcers
Old 3 res
Price-six On. 90 cents, pints 81 50. quart &l75
H- fhess remedies, except PONDS kXTKACr by
the case hngle boz, srnt part Of coun
try By mail or sxprs Of arge u receipt
price.
Address HUkPHREYS' SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANT
Once and dep~t No 662 Broadway New York
Ds HU,PzsErs b suts daily 1t his Once person
ally or BY letter, "a ebove, for all rms OF disease
FOR SALE BT ALL DRUGGISTS
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AxuQ8 u nuxQOI6.
scrofuss, Scuryy, Salt Rheum, Carbun-
caes aad 6ojls, Ulccrs and an obstinate
A&ectioas ~ the Skin, Inflsmmatory
- Chroa5c nbsumstism, Piles, Chronic
Dearvh9s. nsrcspisl Diseases, and every
t.laf % the System; DyspepsIs, and those
Alec6oes originating In the DersRgemeat
g - Digestive Organs viz, Bilious
Co@peointss Neuralgia, and Nervous Az
ncoo1ss noo4ache, Languor, and Depres-
sIen " spirits, Loss Of Appetite, Consti-
pstioa.
UvHIS exorIIenf medicinal compound was arst
IL psepsred by Dr. y. w. POLAND, I'm is47,
90 49, sAen employed with great success In
expezling humor fson tho blood; but i'm ls4s a
.s<ksai fkisaa who wss quite celebrated a. phyd-
sisn, especially im the treatment OF hnmors, mg-
gsssed sens important improvements, which were
siopeed. ssd which has made II Zoo tho people say)
The very bsst remedy for al kinds Of hamors known
90 "the fAculty.p
his preparation 10 composed entirely OF vegeta-
bles. among which are Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock,
NobIe Pine, nandrake, and Bloodroot
When she originator lived In New Hampshire, nj
Gcdstovn Centre, for the space Of thirty or forty
miles around, and I'm Manchester particularly, the
Hsncr Doc<or wxs well known and highly valued
fer the numerous and wonderful cures which 10 e.
fssasd mcsgh manufactured In large quantities,
- supply wss ftsqsentiy exhausted, and purchss-
srs - 70 whit Tor more to be made. In that re-
sisa, so@ very severe Gases Of ErysIpeias were
tzeussd vim, --snd thsy were cnredI Erysipelas
ssssss @ erhunsass, those ugly, paiafal ulcers,
--w@s sneiz.ly Fsmcved wherever this medicine
- nuutfh n(.n1a IA.
saltRhs.n- ne Hsmnr Doctor cured them-
hisJy@ no. sny dsngssons arngs. d pleasauttO
PREPARED AT rHE
I1w-MdzA1D BOTANIC DEPOT.
~ - - y ~ Dssa~s u Nsssssss.
q. DAMON q CO., Prcprsesors.
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THx BArfLE or LiFs.--Ths battle Of life,
In BY far the eresssr n1mbersqf ques, must
necessarily be fought up bill; and 70 win Il,
without struggle, u perhaps 10 win IL With
out homer. II there wsre 10 dilicultiesl
there would be no success IL there werd
nsthing % struggle for, thsfs would Be moth
lng 70 BE- achieved. sD,fRcultiss may intimi-
date the veal, but they oct only ~ stimu-
lus 70 man OF pluck and resolsti0u. All
experience Of life, indeed. serves 70 prove
that the impedipepu thrown IN TIE yay o.
human advancsmsnt may, for the most part
BE- pvWcoms ~ sssedy good condue< hpnslt
zeal, activity persssefsnqe, and adstsrmined
resulufion to sufmodnt dillonleiss, snd stand
ap nanfally against n,afartupe. 5a4s
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-05
HE FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINE

Doss moe draw hns, thin goods dews through ne ue
hole In the work-plate drop stitch In turning
corner, apaia - Only machine having ohangeless
tension and slack threads both Of which drawn
togsthsr simultsnsonsy.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-05
FLORENCE


Il nossIss sn5 cen be ussd vhen quiet ID nsceary
ven a Ne ssk hslnbsr ssln ne wsrkrooa They %
dresses the chisery being Ill the top Of the ~
h}s,s I4vfl ~ vF tbs hssvies seams frvn one 70
sbrsakins tkfsads or requiring change In t:nsons.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-05

Consequences of the DIVISION OF Labor
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