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FTHE
Merchants PROTECTIVE Union
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER.

TNIE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UN-
Il. ION, organized to promote and protect
trade, by enabling its subscribers to attain ti.-
clity and safety in tho granting of credits, and
the recovery OF claims at all points. have to
announce that they will, in September, 1868,
publish in ono large quarto volumc
The MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION MER.
cANTi.E REFERENCE REGISTER, containing g among
other things, the Names, Nature Of Business,
A,nount Of Capital, Financial Standing and
and Rating as to Credit, Of over 100, 900 OF the
principal merchants, traders, bankors, manu-.
facturors, and public companies, in more thn!;
3",1JV ot tho cities, t3T:s, Villages, and settle.
monts throughout tho United States, thoir ter
rtories. and tho British Provinces Of North
Amorioa; and embracing the most important
information attainablo and necessary to onablo
tho merchant to ascertain at glance tho oapi-
tai, character, and degroo Of crodit Cf such of
his customers as are doomed worthy of any gra.
dation Of credit, comprising, ALSO Newspaper
Directory containing tho tito. character, price,
and placc of publication, with full particulars
rolntivo to each journal, being n complete guido
70 the press ct cyory counly in the United
States.
Tho reports and information will be confined
to those deemed worthy Of some line Of credit !;
and as the same will be based, SO far rs practi.
cable, upon.thc written statements Of tho parties
themselves, revised and corrected by we'll known
and reliable legal correspondents, whose char.
nctcr will provo Yuarautoo of the correctness
Of th3 information furnished by thcm, it is
beloved that tho reports will provo moro truth
ful and complete, and, therefore, superior TO-
and OF much creator Yaluo, than any previously
issued.
BY aid Of tho Mercantile Reference Regis.
ter" business men viii he enabled to ascertain
at glance, the capital ana graduation of credit
us compared with financial worth, of nearly
every merchant, manufacturer, trader, and
banker within the above named tcrr;foriol |
limits
On or about the FIRST Of each month, subscri
bcrs will also receive the "Mouthly Chronicle" :"
containing among other things, record Of
such important changes in the name and cond.
tion of firms, throughout tho country, as may
occur subsequent to tho publication Of each
halfycarly volume Of the Mercantile Refer.
cncc Register
Price Of THE Merchants Union Mercantile
Reference Rcgistcr," fifty dollars, ($5O,) for
which it will be forwarded to any address in
the United States, transportation paid
Holders Of fvo $40 shares of the Capital
Stock, in addition to participating in tho profits,
will receive onc copy of the Mercantile Refer
cnco Register" free of charge holders Of ten
shares will be entitled to two copies; and no
moro than ton shares Of the Capital Stock will
be allotted to any ono applicant.
All remltthnccs, orders, or communica tions
relative to the book should be addressed to tho
MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION, in
tho American Exchange Bank Building, No.
l2S Broadway, (Box 25GG,) New York.
August %, 1868 43 lv
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BLOOD MANHOOD F!

NoTnING SO important; send 10 conta for
IN scaled &c pages tho whole subject
showing who can and who ought not to marry
to Dr. WHITTIER, Gl7 ST. Charles Street, ST.
Louis, Mo. Confidential consultation frcc at
Office Or by mail. State your case, no matter
who have failed. Ifc stands procmincntly
above all others in ST. Louis, in his speciality
Patients treated by Mail or Express in ovcry
State. The writings Of n physician whose rep
utution is union wide, should be worth tho
postage.
Aug. 10, 1868 45 IF
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RELIABILITY

I S The ono thing above all others that Is most
Il desirable in q business man. Advertisers
will find us always ready TO guarantee perfect
satisfaction in Contracts that may be made with
us. We arc enabled to offer special induce
mcnts to parties who may wish to advertise OK
tonsiyely. Scud all orders dircct to us, or write
for estimates. Wc arc Agents for all papcrs
throughout the United States, and the Canattlas
i. |. DtBBLE & CO.,
PuJlishiny G Adocntisiny House.
2OS Main ST., Louisville, Ky.
Aug. l2, 1868 I5 IF
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EBzs s5ss s5l..7 E:5;:2 M .' III. !,
Excursion Train.

4 N EXTRA TRAIN will leave Bolton for Wal
n halla on TUESDAY morning September rs,
1868, Immediately niier the arrival OF the down
train. Said train will stop ut all way Stations
Returning. will leave Wnlhalla the Sumc evening,
at Is minutes to S o clock Excursion Tickets
will be issued good From Monday to Wednesday.
RICHARD S. PORCHER,
Preslt. c. ID. G. o. G.
Sept. |, 1865 48 9
DGly~ Anderson Intcligcncer aud Grecnville En-
torprisc will please copy until that day aud send
bills To this office
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a. .RRIV AIS
III tic WuhaU~ Hotel for tie ucch cu0iau
September 8, 1868.

Sept. u. P Allen, Grccnyillc G. ii.
George W. Ice, Charleston
w. Il. Rice,
J. i. Mathews, {"
S. $. Howell, 1"
r. s. Duryca, I"
q. Bruce Walker, Columbia
Miss E. a. Davis, Camden.
Misses Cornish, pcndlcton.
3--lI. Pauls, Charleston.
MIR and Mrs. II. S. porchcr, Seneca
River.
Miss Smith, Charleston.
Mrs. Heriot,
" w. A. Lay, Oconoo.
A. Lay,
/" J. s: floyd, Nowborry.
Il. G. Smith, Chcohoe.
/" +" J. NJ Hamilton, s. G.
I" !" j. w. Anderson, Charlotte, n. q.
" o-W. Ii. Roanc, Franklin, " G.
" f" Young Davis, Franklin County, Ga
- .. m' Mathews, Charleston,
;, ~. :. Watson, Abbcyllc.
:, = ;, Hrs. J. G. Prather, Due West
;, Miss s. Prathcr, 4"
+" Sd. NJ. w. Morgan, Chick Springs.
B. j. Rnney, Lancaster
). W. McClinton, IIonca Path
g. r. G. Williams, Ncwbcrry, $. G.
/" J. II: Seago and sister, Augusta, Ga
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STAR AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

The Albany Cotton Gin Manufacturing Go,
Manufacturer. Of tho Celebrated 'sStar" Cotton
Gins and Condonse,s, "Star" rhreshnp
Machines, "Star" Lover md Endless
Chain Horse Powers, and othor
Agricultural Machinery.
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The VERMONT ELEcrIoN--Thc nows
from Vermont says tho Washington Tx
press, is exceedingly gratifying. The tclc-
graph announces that in nearly every town
tho Democrats have increased their vote. The
returns show an increase on their side Of fifty
per cent, while the Republican majority, as
was stated recently, will be about 10000
In 1864, Lincoln's majority was 29,09S-
The result is particularly gratifying, as but
little effort was mado by the Democratic ma
jority. There arc no Democratic papers in
the State, aud it was given over by common
consent to our opponents. 1t will not require
MS large a gain in other States to secure the
election of Seymour and Blair by very large
majority. Still our friends must work and
work to the end. Let no over confidence in
ducc tllcm to relax their efforts to bring peace
and prosperity onoc again to our distracted
land.
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Sales of Real Estate.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Nm EuUity--goickcNs.

~ State OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
I'm Eraaity-g'ickcns.
b. Kelley, OF. al,
obedience to tho order of the Court Of Ed
/. u uity, in this causc, will soil ut
OLD PLCKENS G. H.,
Un Salcday in October next, tho Real Estate
OF James Eaton, deceased consisting Of One
iundred aud Forty Acres Of Land, more or
4css, lying on Littlo River, and adjoining lands
of Jamos McCaroy and othors. There Is good
bottom land on this tract.
.IENMS-On crodit Of one aud two years,
with interest from day of sale. The purchaser
70 give bond with two or moro good sureties
ana pay in cash tho costs, and extra for titlo,
RoDr. A. THOMPSON,
CONS. offioo, Sept. Z, 1868 49--3
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
Piclkcaas--Nn Equity.
Dauenberg and wife
saml. Lovingeod ct al. "
sl9Y ordor Of tho Court Of Equity, in this
cause, willscll
MI NWAE.gsAg.aA,
5 4 Wednesday, the ~, day Of October noxt,
- Yaiuuble REAL ESTATE 6 Herman Faion,
dtcensod, viz:
Tho o. Joost Lot, containing --- aeros.
Lot NJ. 81, containing ono acre
Lots Nos II and llo, containing half aore
each
Ono Farm, No. lG, containing lG2 acros.
Ono Farm, No. rs, containing rs acres.
Lot No. 81, containing one half nero.
And Throo Sharos in tho German Settlement
Society Of Charleston.
On Lot No. - is large two story Dwol-
ing and Store Room, in q convenient business
part of town.
TERMS.--On a credit Of one and two years,
with interest Purchaser 10 give bond, and
good surety for the payment Of the purchase
money, pay costs in cash and extra inr pnpors
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON,
C.E.P.D.
com'rs Office, Sept. I. 1868 49-3
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WALHALLA PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY DY
ID. B I E1 NlraA- ~ NT-

APPLES--Grcen, per bushcl,,
Dried, per pound, 4c
BAAtGGlNG-Gunny, per yard, 80
Dundee. per yard,
BALE ROPE Manila, per pound, 33
BUTTER-Pcr pound, 20
BEESWAX--Por pound, 20
BEEF--Por pound, 5a6
BEANs-W lite, per bushol, 81 SS
- ~ nLiCO,-.Fer yard, lOa 20
CANDLES Adamantino per lb. 80
,,,,>, Tallow, per pound, 16
SS!55SSSSyi S9!SSN TAns- -rer bunch, So 1sB 8
COTT0N-Pcr pound, 20
CIIEESE--Pcr pound, rs
COFFEE-Isio, per pound, 80
COpPERAs--Pcr pound, 10
FLoUR-por barrel, s14 90
FEATllERS-Po pound, 40
GRAIN-corn por bushcl is /.
Wheat per bushcl, 81 so
Rye per bushcl, 81 90 10
Oats, per buslicl, 50
bushcl, ST. 90 "
lIlDES--Dry, pcr pound, 1G
Green, per pound 8
Misunderstanding, -psr~p r~pounSx !.
LARD poIp Spanish na,sli Float, por lb. ~ 49, g
LIAlE--Per busRcl, AZ
LUMBER--B Boards, per 100 foot. II On
Scantling, per 100 foot. $ISS
SlllNGLES--Pcr 1000, S2
MOLASSES-Cuba, per gallon,
N. 0. Syrup, q 81
MADDER- pound, Is
NAlLS-Por pound. 10
ONlONS--Pcr bushol Is
OlL-Korosenc, per gallon, 81 90
pORk-Per pound, 10
POTATOES Irish, per bushel, rs
Sweet, per bushel rs
RlCE-Pcr pound i5
SIIOT-Pcr pound, 20
SlllRTING-l'rown, per yard, 12a2O
Blcnchcd, pcr yard, l2 n 30 "
Si!KiIS--Corn Whiskoy, per gal. 81 90
SALI-l.iverpool, per sack, So SO
SOAP-Pcr pound, Is
SUGARCrushcd,p por pound, 25
Brown, per pound, 18a20'
STARCH Per pound, 20
SODA--Pcr pound, 20
IALLOW-Pcr pound, Is
TURKEYS, 5Oa75a
TEA-Grcen, per pound. 50 90
:" Black, por pound, 50 90
Chewing per H. 25a1 so
Smoking, per pound, 5OaI 90
nlNEGAR, Cider, per gallon, ST. 90
WOOL-Washed, per pound, do
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LAND FOR SALE.

600 ACRES--G0 acres Of which is good
700 Bottom; upland fair. Situate one
anda-half miles cast of Pcrryyilo Depot, on
Sonoca Creek, in Oconoo county Wator powor
superior. Adjoins lands OF Sidney Davis, who
will show tho placo to any ono dcsirous of look
ing at it.
SAMUEL KNOX,
KNoX's BRIDGE.
Aug. 10, 1868 #45 3
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IOTfO.

l-lO = ~.
DROF. CIIRISTY'S HAIR LOTM,-IS
L. NEAT, CLEAN, PURE, UNIFORM AND RELIA-
BILE and richly por(umcd for tho Toilet. It
contains no Sugar Of Lead or other poisonous
minerals or oils. 1t makes the Hair Glossy
and Beautiful. removes dandrutf, restores gray
bald heads and caM be usel rs a haH dressing
jor erer aoithom the slightest iVry TO the brain
or optic ncrcc. Do not take any thing clso. but
got the puro article, If your druggist will not
get it for you, acnd direct to the manufactory.
Sold by Druggists 81 per bottle. half dozen,
money. Liberal deduction to the trade. Send
for testimonials, &C.
y. II. CIIRISTY & CO.,
Manufacturers
II. Q. LLorED, Louisville KY; BARNES,
WARD & Co., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
Aug. 10, lSGS IS If
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vvANTEED--AGENTs,

A L 5000 PER MONTH. everywhere, to sell
IN. our LETTER GA" UNDERFEED COM
MON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE;
price only SIS. Fully warranted three years.
1t does ovcry variety Of family sewing aud tail,
gathor and sew, gather on Mt tho snmo time.
Send for Circulars ut once. BLISS & CO.,
Solo Agents, for the United States, Louisville,
Ky
CAUrIoN--Do not be imposed upon by parties
palmins on tho little Now England Mnchino
undor tho naino Of Common Sense. Tho genu.
inc enlarged aud improved Common Sense Mn.
chino can bo obtained only from us.
Aug TO- 1868 as IF
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PICKENs--.IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
John G. Mauldin Dec'l IN As$umpsH
va. Foyeiyn AHachMent
John II. Frashe alias Norton If .Svmmes,
Freircks I'PD$ 1WYs.
NV THEREAs, the Plaintiff did, on tho 18th
w day of October, 1867, file his declaration
against tho Defendant, (who, as it is snid } is
absont from and without tho limits of this State,
and has ncithor wifo nor attorney known within
the. samo upon whom a copy of tho said aecln.
ration might be served; 1t is therefore ordered.
that tho said defendant do appear and plead
thereto, on or before tho 10th day of October,
1868 otl,orwisc final and absolute Judgment
will thcn 'bo given and awarded against them
J. f. lIAGOOD, Ger.
Ccrk's Oiico, Oct. 10, 1867
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-11

ED- \ Saratoga correspondent, writing of
the fashion there, says, among other things,
that "somo women dress to please each 9th.
cr; somo to please mon, or rather ono man,
for as general thing, they despsc mons
opinions on millinery. But the most drcssy
women don't dress to pleaso anybody they
dress to worry other women"
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Change Of Schedule on Greonvillo
and Columbia Railroad.

NN and after Wednesday. tho 18th inst the
" Passenger trains will run daily, Sundays
excepted, connecting with Night Train on South
Carolina and Charlotte and South Carolina
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-11

THE WHEAT ToRnENr.-I is stated that
over fifteen thousand sacks of wheat arc on
tho Mississippi banks, near Kcokuk, waiting
for high water. for transportation down; aud
we learn Chicago paper that one hundred
and fifty cars would not supply the daily de-
mands of the Burlington and Missouri road.
There never was such trade in whoat It
is rushing in like mighty torrent.
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Railroads, as follows:
Leave Columbia, Z 90 q m
Leave Aston, 40 a IN
Leave NUwbcrry, ~ 10 M
Arrive at Abbcvilc, 3 90 pm
Arrive at Anderson, 4 20 p m
Arrive ut Grcenvilc S 90 D nj
Lonvo Grccnvillc 45 a IN
Leave Anderson, 6 25 IN
Leave Abbevillc, 90 n Ill
Leave Ncwberry, IL 35 pm
Leave Aston, 2 Is pm
Arrive at Columbia, 45 pm
Trains on tho Bluo Ridge Railroad will also
run daily. Sundays excepted, connecting with
tho up and down trains on the Grconyillc and
Columbia Railroad, az follows:
Leave Anderson Mt d 80 D M
Leave Pendlcton at S 80 b m
Arrive at Walhalla at 73O D m
Leave Walhalla at 80 a m
Leave pendlcton at 80 a M
Arrive at Anderson Mt 6 20 Il M
Tho train will return from Bolton to Anderson
on Monday and Friday mornings.
JAMES o. MEREDITH,
General Superintendent
Aug. g, 1868 AZ If
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Another letter received here from Chicago,
says that if Pennsylvania and Indiana vote
for tho Democrats in October, Illinois will be
carried by 10000
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Ex-Gov. Thomas IT, Seymour died at his
residence, in Hartford, Conn, on tho Cd, of
typhoid fever, aged sixty.ono.
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QUESTION AND ANswER.-If the negroes
of the Southern States should all go for Sey-
mour aud Blair, and cloct thom, what will
become of Frank Blair's programmed? What
will become of the cry that this is white
mans government ?-N,o York SIN.
The cry will have boon sustained that this
is a whito mans government, and that tho
negroes, dsSustcd with the scalawags, are
disposed to sustain it as a white man's gov.
crnment.- -LouSSviHc Jouraal
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TnE DUTcnMANs TR1CK.--Whilo q
Dutchman was passing through oity in Yer.
mont, a Yankee camo up to him and said,
"Shon, If you treat to the cider, I will learn
you trick" Shon agreed. Yank then
placed his hand against fence aud told him
to strike it as hard as he could Shon, not
thinking that any harm GOULD bofal him by
doing SO, struck q blacksmith s blow, but in
stead OF hitting Yank's ha,.d, tho latter jerk
ing it way, poor Shon struck the fence board,
knocking it of. NIein Gott in himmcl l''
oriod Shon, "whaS you makes foolish
knock mino hand of oloan up to do elbow -
Oh, sockcr bli.z my poor frau, what will she
say ?"
Poor Shon was bound to have royongo 80
one day, as he was passing through fold, ho
cspiod q man. Going up to him he said,
"Mynheer, show you one little trick for
nodding." AS thoro was no fcnco or troc
near, Shon put his hand against his mouth
and said, "Strikc just 80 hard as you can"
Mynhoer struck, and Shon pulled away his
hand and received the blow on his mouth,
bleeding, and commenced dancing with pain.
"Sherusalcm A tousand tuyfcls take dis
country! / sooa back to Holland on tho first
train ~
MAN wastes his mornings in anticipating
his afternoons, and ho wastes his aftornoons
in .sretting his mornings.
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MAN wastes his mornings in anticipating
his afternoons, and ho wastes his aftornoons
in ! .sretting his mornings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-18
OEFICERH:

CLARENCE a. CLARK, President
Jay COOKE, Chairrnan Finance and Exeo-
utlve COMMITTEES
HENRYD. COOKE. VIce-P President.
EMERSON w. PEET, Secretary and Actu-
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r q
thar" said old Mafdlkw, gently, and
with a slight tone ofreproach.
"No,-not at this moment, o yes, by
the by, the Greyhound and Dread
noughE are going out 10 survey the
islands of the Pacific. / have interest
enough to get berth in the Grey
hound.n
"Whatl go in Government shipl
under the orders of man, under the
order OF another man, under the orders
OF Board. Why, IL you heard our
poor girl was alive upon a rock, the
Dreadnought would be sure TO run up
a bunch OF red tape to the fore that mo-
ment to recall the Greyhound, and the
Greyhound would 60 back. No." said
he, rising suddenly, and confronting
the General, and with the color monnt-
ing for once in his sallow face, "You
sail in no bottom but one freighted by
Wardlaw & Son, and the captain shall
be under no orders but yours, We have
bought the steam sloop Springbok,
seven hundred tons. 1ll Victpal her for
a year, man her we'll, and yop shall go
out in her in less than week. give
| you my hand on that"
/ They grasped hands.
But this sudden warmth and tender
ness coming from man habitually
cold, oVerpowered the stout General,
"What, SIR" he faltered; "your own
4 son lies in danger, yet your heart goes
SO with me-such goodness-it is too
much for me-" CaafIar.,
4 mo, no." tailored the merchant. az
/ fected in his turns ST is nothing, Your
/ poor girl was coming home In that
4 cursed ship to marry my son. Yes, he
\ lies i'll for love of her; Sod help him
aud me too; bnt you most of ell. Don't
| General; don'u We)hayego work tc
/ do; we must be brave, sir; brave say
and compose ourselves. All, my friend
I you and are OF one age; and this is {
heavy RloY vs. and we are friends I,, n!
Il to have been my child as well as yours
j well now she is my child CRnd1 on
hearts they bleed together" AT this
the truth must sbel told theItRo stou
i old men embraced one another Ike tW'
women, and cried together little.
| But that was soon over with sucl
men as these. They sat together AM
i plunged into the details of the expedi
i ton, and they talked themselves int
n In IA week the Springbok steamet
Il down the Channel on an errand inspire,
IL by love not reason; to cross one might.
ocern, and grope for lost daughter il
a [ro BE CoSTINUEDl
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wFELErsEnCER JOa ORRIOB,
No. - onlney street,
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatiy. printed.
MANuBAcruKEkg LABELS.
,,,,,,,a AscE POLICIES AND BnANKs.
npAyuCKEn AND BILLS or LAnIN6
ot.RAstsrEs AND POSTERS.
PHI = -. = = = $50 I-l'i
oHEoKs, NOTES Receipts. ayse
| suow HILLS. for Comfy Merchants.
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8laaaflaI.

Money received on deposit; Exchange
Collections made and proceeds promptly
9Intsrest on Special Deposits at the rate of
FoUR per cent per annum where the de.
posi- remains SIX months, and 1--WE per
cent, II for oneyear-
Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale IN sums to Bult
A CON slant supply of New Fractional Cur
rency, and i, 2, 80 So coin, kept for the ac-
cofnmodation Of Dispositions and the public.
GEO. K. WHEAT, PreS't.
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total amount Of money he has paid IN, m ddf-
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The attention of persons contemplating
insulting their lives or inereasinE tbs amount
OF insurance they already have, Is called To
the special advantages offered by the Ma
uonal Life Insurance. Company:
Circulars, Pamphlets and fdll PARTICULARS
given on application TO the Branch Ofice OF
the Company or TO
Il. w. CLARK & CO., Philadelphia,
General Agents fer Pennsylvania and
Southern New 5eney.
IRAR McYAY, Pittsburgh. Pa,
| 6pectal Agent for Ohio County, Weat Va.
GEO. ADAMS, Local agent,
wheeling. W. Va, IhIo County.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-18
eM 1907, H.A.EoTHEa = NE az

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~. rSfIse and cure Of premature decline.
ShoTs how health IS impaired through
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