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VIRGINIA..
The Republican Htnte Convention.
Meeting OF the BOlters-EenSIbIo Talk
The Party 10 throw over tho
Policy OF FOrce and Ntand
ON Its Merits.
RICHMOND, Nov, 90.

RICHMOND, Nov. &c.
a meeting OF the seCeders from the
Republican Convention yesterday, took
place this morning vi the uiliCe OF the
STATE Journal, the Republican organ,
sixty members WerG present, about
0ne.half the original convention. Jas,
u. Clements. former candidate for
Lieutenant Governor on the Republi-
can ticket, was chosen chairman, ],
d. Plat, member elect Of Congress, re.
cited the causes OF withdrawal. which
he said were mainly found In deter
mination OF party In the convention
TO choke oH by fair or unfair means, q
large number OF the members present.
DE thought the majority report
adopted by force WAS n direct CEN
sure OF the President aud Congress,
and In opposition to the Repnb.
lican party OF ths country. He
believed II tue Republican party
and Virginia could be put second with
the Republican party OF the country,
and made 80 that men OF liberal views
could join Il; could carry the State,
The declarations In the address to
Congress about danger TO the Republi.
cans In the State, were untrue, and
Congress would discover the deception
to the ultimate Injury Of the Republl-
can party.
John Jenkins. Chairman Of the Re.
publican State Central Committee, said
that the things stated Of the people OF
Virginia, In the address, were untrue,
and the life Of a Republican was as
safe In Virginia as In New York.
0. A. Hlne, leader of the ConstItu
tional Convention, said this movement
was not wholly the result OF vest rdaY q
proceedings, but Of q growing desire
among the people that the Repu blIcan
party in Virginia should be put upon a
liberal and respectable basis, by which
II might be enabled to carry the State,
The general drift OF the speeches was
that times have changed and that with
the Republican party Of the country
prescription, recklessness aud the
denunolatiOn olthe people OF the State
must be dropped as obsolete Ideas, and
the party must be made strong and
respectable enough 10 carry the State
on its own merits ss the party In other
States do, and all speakers dIsclaimed
the Idea OF forming another party and
only desired 10 recognize the one now
existing.
A Committee Of sixteen WAS appoint
ed 10 call q Republican Convention al
suoh time as It may think proper fol
reorganization.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 2G.
FLoUR-Dnll, firmsr and nOmInally
a shade higher; s. 60G5 25 for spring
extras,
GRAIN-Wheat-A shade more ac-
tive; sales No. l at 9lc; No. 2 opened at
0Oa9OXc; closed firm at S9HaS9Ac; this
afternoon the market was dull at 901fc,
seller, December, for No. 2. Corn
Quiet, and lc higher; No. 2 opened at
Sic; closed at S0IIaSlc for fresh receIp
rejected 7714a70c; this afternoon the
market was dull at 70aS9t, seller, DE.
Cember. Oats-Quist; No. 9 opened al
42a42Kc; declined TO AK; closing dull;
rejected, iirmer and 10 higher; sales at
JSaS0c. Rye-Qulet at 76c for No. /;
72Ha75c for No. 9; closing nj 74c for
strictly fresh receipts Of No. 2. Barley
Dull and Grmer nj 81 O5 for No. 2,
cash.
DRESSED Hoas-Aclive nj Sll 25all 70,
dividing on 200 lbs.; live, fairly active
Mt 50 lOS0 25 for common; 50 40A9 10 for
fair TO medium; 81 SOalO Is for good TO
choice; $40 6OAlO So for extra.
CATTLE-Quiet; demand confined 10
city trade; IS 25a5 90 for common 10 ex-
ira cows; 81 371Sa55O for taIr 10 good
Steers,
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Cincinnati Market.
CINolNNATI, Nov. 90.

FLoUR-Flour dull; family Is 2505 bO
GRAIN-Wheat-Duil; No, l 81 Oga
10. Corn-SCarce and Arm; now S5c:
old 81 w; the supply continues made.
quate TO the demand. Oats-Dull al
45A55c. Barley-Unchanged. Rye-0Oa
9jc.
CoTroN-.Dull but prices are un.
changed; mIddlingB 2S1a23X.
ToBBACoo-Uuchanged; sales Of "A
hlds at IS O0a2O 90.
WRIsKY-Dull at 81 90; buyers cons
tend for lower rates.
HoGs-.Dull, but holders flrm at
$40 00al0 go gross and $l2 50al2 76 net;
receipts 5000; weather too mild for
slaug ghtering,
PR0VIsIoNs-Green Meats-Dull; sales
at llNRl4kal6K to be delivered the
first good weather. Bulk MeAts-2O
days In salt l2Hal6Hal0H packed;
when fully cured HC higher. Bacon
III moderate Jobbing demand; shoul-
ders l5Nal6C and sides l714C for clear
rib and lS7SalSXo for clear. Sugar
Cured Hams-2la2lXC. Lard-Held vt
lSRlSIIc for steam and Kettle rendered.
BuTTER-Unchanged; fresh 3OA3jo.
Edds-30a40c.
OIL-NO change. Liuseed-.O0a02.
Lard-S 81 47al 90. Petroleum.. 33A3jc
for refined.
GRoCERIEs-Unchauged.
PoTATOEs-Very dull ri 81 GOAL %
per Dbl.
GoLD-l9IH, buying.
EXCHANHE-DullR at GALLO discount
buying,
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now YORK rroaues nnrk.,.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.
CorToN-Rather more steady; sales
4, 100 bales at 26o for middliug uplands.
FLoUR-Closed shade higher, with
fair demand for medium and lower
grades.
GRAIN-Wheat-Very firm; moder.
ate export and speculative demand.
No. 2 spring 81 Pal 30; winter red and
amber western 81 3lAl IS. Rye-QuIeI;
81 03al O5 for western. Oats-Actiye
and arm; 64165 70 for western. Corn
Dull at 81 coal 10 for sound mixed
western.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Closel very
quiet at $S3 80 for old, S32 90 for new.
and $50 00a3l 90 for future delivery.
Beet-Quiet and unchanged. Cut
Meals-Qulst and steady. Bacon
Nominal. Lard-Qulet; l9c for prime
steam.
EUas-Nomlnally unchanged.
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THE SPANISH GUHBOArs.
New YoRK. Nov. On

NHH 1ORkI NOV 2U,
The vessels OF the navy which have
been keeping watch over the Spanish
gunboats, were released yesterday, and
Marshal BARLOW placed an armed tug
to watch them. Thewo was resumed
upon them by the permission OF Altor-
ney PlerrepOnt.
II Is stated the iron clad monitors,
Milan tonomah and Terror, and a tor
pedo boat have been ordered from For.
tress Monroe to this harbor, az q fleet
OF observation upon the movements OF
the expected Spanish squadron.
District Attorney Plerrepont has
been notified that n motion will be
made early next week In relation TO
the release Ofthe Spanish gunboals. II
IL not certain whether the motion will
be TO bond or for their absolute release,
on the ground Of illegal detention, nor
whether II will be made on behalf OF
DslematOr or the Spanish Government,
or Jointly. A large force Oi mechanics
are at work AZ the navy yard on the
Colorado, Tennessee, Susquehanna,
YRntlc, Cnnandagua and other vessels,
goLting them ready Tor sea.
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CHICAGO Nov. ~.
Several Mormon missionaries arrived
at DsS Molnes, Iowa, yesterday, direct
from Salt Lake. One hundred aud ten
preachers and elders were detailed by
Brigham Young, Sunday last, to go
forth on u mission for two years. They
came 10 Omaha In body and there
separated on different roads running
East and South. Some tiIty passed on
the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad, on route to Chicago, Glucin.
natl, Philadelphia and other points
EAAt
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CUBA.
Tho Capt. Gen. GetS tho Hines Tho
Rebels DcHPOIIinK tho Island.

Tho Capt. Gen. GetH tho Hines H-Ihc
Rebels DcHpOIIinE tho Island.
NEW York, Nov. 20.
An Havana letter states that the
Captain General IL very low spirited
since his return from an inspection tour
TO Cleniuegos. Twenty estates were
recently burned near Clenfne2Os, and
the Spanish garrison there dare not
leave TO attack the CubanS Ia that
vicinity. Fires are raging throughout
the Island. The Captain General has
teleRraphed 10 his family, who were
about leaving Spain for Havana, 10 rU.
main at home.
One OF the Cuban Juutn statUA that
the paragraph from Washington on
Wednesday night IL false. Jordan was
promoted TO Chief Of Staff. The Cubnns
esteem Jordan very highly and have
every confidence in him. Its not true
that the Junta deserted the crew OF the
steamer Lillian. On the contrary, they
have paid seven thousand dollars In
gold for their maintenance and trans.
portatlOn 10 safe quarters.
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Railway shares during the afternoon
presented some curious features. The
bull movement In North western COM
mon took more decided shape and
prices suddenly run M to TG Rocl:
Island followed in tho wake Wad H.
vanOed to 1861, These Two stocks ure
supposed to work In harmony and for
time the balance Of the market was
altogether neglected. Reading Is the
next strongest and Is firm at 90La99%,
Under some large purchases for nc.
count OF New York, Boston AMI Phila.
delphla parties, the advance In Reading
Ii supposed 10 be based on the prospect
OF cash dividend instead Of scrin,
Late IN the day there was a suda..
break for Northwestern common TO
745G and Rock Island in sympathy fell
to lOIlS. This change gave rise 10
rumors Of quarrel among the bull
fraternity and an unsettled feeling
prevailed. New York roads aud wes-
tern shares with the exceptions Of
North western and Rock Island, were
dull and heavy throughout the after
noon with unusually light business.
The market finally recovered partially
from Its depression and closed steady.
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Amendments 10 Ihs KOvOnue Laws.
Recommendation by tho Revenue
officers OF Illinois.

OblCAuO, NOV. 70.
A meeting Of Collectors and Asses-
sors Of the Internal Revenue OF Illinois,
was held at Bloomington, yesterday.
Resolutions were adopted favorlng the
fixing OF the fermenting period OF dis.
tilleries throughout the country at is
hours. Resolutions were adopted re-
commanding 10 Congress the following
amendments to the trsVenue laws: First
that succession to real estate where
such SUGGESTIONS do not exceed hve
thousand dollars, shall be exempt
from succession tax where such real
estate descends to the lineal descend.
ants OF the predecessor. Second, that
the law Imposing tax on Incomes,
which expires by limitation in 1870,
should be re- enacted with modification
that two thousand dollars shall be
exempt from such tax. Third, that
the special tax Imposed upon retail
liquor dealers be Increased to tItty dol.
lnrs. The Convention also adopted
resolutions recommending tile modif.
cation OF the law In reference 10 more
security in atlixing stamps u packages
containing iermenLed liq uors.
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Kew XorK sronoy and Stock marnCt.

NEW YORK, Nov. 90.
MoNEY-Without a new feature; the
demand on call is promptly met at 5a7
per cent; prime business are discount.
ed 10 moderate extent at 0al2 per cent,
but all paper below prime only sells III
irregular and higher rates.
STERLIHd-Flrmer at l0S5<al09.
GoLD-Opened at 124E; 1ell 10 l2i35;
advanced to l24IS, on the anoounce-
ment that number of.War vessels were
ordered here. pending the difficulties
about the Spanish gunboats: closed at
l2421al24T.
Clearances the largest since the 70.
establishment Of the clearing house,
over $4,000. 600; carrying rates 5s7 per
cent. The sub-treasurer sold $1,000, 900
ut 12i5Sa12405.
GovERNMENT BoNDs-Lower; dealers
report large orders to sell bonds for
country account; closing prices are
generally the lowest OF the day.
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CAUTION.

HOofiRuda German Remedies arc counter
teIted, See that the signature ofU N. JACK.
SON is on th0 wrapper OF each bOttle. All
Othen arc counterfeit.
PTincipal once and MRnufRctOry vi the
uOrmAn Medicine Storo, No. TSl ARCH suOOt,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Formerly U, II. JACKSON q %.
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CINcINNArI, Nov. oG

SANClNNAIAl NuV' aO'
Horace Phillips shot p. II. Leonard
at half past eleven last night, while he
was accompanying Mary CummIns, a
young widow, from the theatre. Phil
lips had lately been paying attention
TO her, but was rejected in favor OF
Leonard. Three shots were fired. One
took effect In the groin, but is not dan ,
gerouS. Phillips was drunk, aud has
been arrested. Both parties are yonng.
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baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 20

FLouR-FAirly active but weak.
GRAIN-Wheat-Active and higher;
red 81 3Oal IS. Corn-Firnl; prime white
9OA95c; olt do 81 GOAL 06. OAts-Dull 1t
6Ga5SC. Rys-Dull At 81 OO.
PROvIsIoNs-Mess POrk-Less firm
at $33 90. BaCOn-Less firm; rib sides
lSXal9c; clear sides 1876: shoulders
l5Nc; hams 2lc. Lard-Less lIrm at
100.
WHIsRY-SOmewhat excited: sales nj
81 vs., but sellers are asking 81 OG.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Dy Cable Telegraph TO tho IntoIllgonOer.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov, 20,

PARIS. Nov. 20.
There was a reunion Of prominent
members Of the Theirs party this fore
noon, to discuss the proposition OF In
terpolaLi0n. Resolutions blaming the
ministry were adopted. Electoral
meetings recommenCe here 10 day.
Troops have been dispatched to Abby,
IN the department Of Taru, TO quRIl dis.
tnrbances reported there.
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Tho PLtlsburgh RepuSlIe in Trouble.

The Associated Press dispatches have
been withheld from the Republic news
paper OF this city, on the ground that
that paper sold dispatches to outside
parties. The Republic has caused the
arrest OF Q. ]. Ferdinand, former editor,
for furnishing the dispatches. He
claims they were furnished with the
full knowledge Of the proprietors. A
hearing will bs had iu Ihs case to-
morrow,
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PRIUES.

noSaAnar German B'tsers per bottle bottle 81 S' g
HuotiRndH German Tonic, put up in quart
bottles, o. 30 per bottle or a halt dOEGn for
N0.
aS-Oo not forget 10 examine well the ar.
iel0 yon buy, in order 10 gol the genuine,
For HAlO by Druggists and Dealers In Med.
cine gY0EyWhorO, iyl2
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RUSSIA.
Prescription Of tho IeMs,

ST, ,IEFERSNURuI Nov. n.
The old law limiting the residence Of
Jews, has been enforced In some parts
OF tho empire recently. Two thousand
OF these people have been removed
from the Bsssorabeau frontier to the
Interior OF Russia within u fuw days.
The Impression prevails that the Elm.
peror Will disapprove These proceed.
lnpu
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MEMPHIS.
sult Brourht for n nlllIop.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 20.
Suit has been brought against Il mum.
ber OF citizens here In the ChRncery
Court, by the heirs Of VIM. Winchester
BALTIC, for over one million dollars
worth Of property.
r. ]. Morgan has been appointed
chancellor, vice Judge Smith, resigned.
The United States District Court com.
menoedltS fall session yesterday. Judge
Q. F. Trlgg presiding.
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Tho Assembly OF War Vessels In New
York.

WAhHlNuToN. Nov so'
The Navy Department to-day ordered
the ironclad Mlauatanomah 10 report
to the Port Admiral at New York. The
ordering OF this vessel, the Terror, and
several other national vessels 10 New
York, was doubtless superinduced by
the approach OF the Spanish war yes.
Aels In that harbor; not In anticipation
OF trouble, but merely to assure the
foreign visitors OF our preparation for
all emergencies,
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.


nOUFI.AN DH GERMAN BITTElIS IN
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II IL compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, HerGs, aud BarkA from which these
extracts Rre made, are gathered In Ger
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
extracts arc then forwarded 10 this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture OF
this Bitters. There In no alcoholic substance
VI any kind uAed In compOundluR the Hit
terS, hence II FREQ from all he objections IN.
Oltisnt to tho nSO Of liquor preparation.
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WEST VIRGINIA

WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.
Hon. j. r. HoKE, Pre,T Bo1ri Of Regents.
u. y. srURG1ss, SecV "
ALEX. MARTIN, d. D., ReI1le,t,
aud Professor OF Mental and Moral PhiIO1c-
ply.
F.S. LYON, A. NJ, Vice President,
frOhSSr Of English Literature, aud PrincI.
pal OF Preparatory Department.
y. q. STEVENS, A. NJ,
Professor Of AstronUmy aud Physics.
u. II. PIERCE, A. NJ,
tIapt. U. Z. AL
lrotG&or OF Mathematics Anl Of NJ MllitRly
TnctlCa.
j. ]. STEVENSON, A. NJ, PHI, d.,
PrO!hSAorO Chemlstry and Natural History.
+. W. WOOD. Ph. H.,
l'rbiGSAor Of Anciont and Modern Languages.
NV. MILLER, 4. M.,
Assistant in Preparatory Department.
u. b. PUKINT0N, Tutor.
uEO. NJ. HAGANs, kEQ,
Superintendent Of Grounds and Buildings.
HuGH. W. BROCK, N. D.,
Lecturer un Psychology and Hygiene.
Hon. JOHN A. DILLE.
Lecturer uu Civll and Constitutional Law.
FALL TRIM begins lst Tuesday IN Sept'r.
WINIER TERN " lHt Monday IN Deer,
SpNING TERN III Tuesday III March,
COMMENCEMENT, vi Wednesday Ia June.
TUITION. IS VI por Term Of
lI weeks,
UnIvsSIty, Is NJ per Torn of
Is We0EA.
BOARDING mot " exceed 81 pOr week.
S1-Send stamp for Catalogue,
MORaAEToWS, W. VA. RRn4.eRat
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Justice o. as Supreme Court Of Pen'lIvIlrnt
PHILADELPHIA Juno l, 1869.
~ have found by experience that Hoof.
lahd'H German Bitten ls very good tonic,
relieving dyBpepuc Rympt0ml almost d.
IBctly, GEORGE sHAR6WOOD."
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HoOFLANDW GERMAN TONIC.
HoOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Ii u pleasant preparation OF tho BitleA for
those who do not like extreme BILleN. II
IL composed OF all the ingredients M tho
Ritten combined with pure santa Cruz rum
aud agreeable f1AvorinH exuAcLS. ItB.uBa
recommended when some pure RtiMulant IL
required in connection with the ionic pro.
IBrtleH OF the Bitteu,
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lsx rELEGRAPH.
MEaAGERIE on FIRE.
Tho Animals Turncd Loose -ExpIoIts
Of u Lion.
CINOINNATI, Nov, 20,

CINCINNATI, Nov. 20.
On Wednesday night, an iucendiary,
II In supposed, set hre 10 u building at
ConneIsvllle, Indiana, used as winter
quarters for Forepaugh's Inenagerie.
BY order OF the superintendent the anil
mails were let loose. This, In the end,
proved needless, for the fire was ar
rested before destroying the building.
A lion killed several sheep on the fair
Rfonnd and had an encounter with O
bull, which he finally killed. All the
wild animals were eventually captured
and safely Gagged. Damage, $4 800.
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Tho New York custom House Frauds.

NEW 1ork, NOV lo'
Collector Grinnell, District Attorney
Plerrepont, the Supervisor and the
Naval officer ofthe port, held a private
conference at the Custom House, yes
terday, In reference 10 the recent frauds
and TO DIX upon the time and method
on which to institute the proceedings OF
the defaulting parties. II was decided
there should be no secret compromise.
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River and Weather.
CINCINNATI, Nov. %.

CINCINNATI, Nov. %.
River risen 0 inches with u feet, 2
inches In the channel; Wcat her cloudy
With some rain this morning; Thermo-
meter b0S.
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FIRE AND MARIEH
INSURANCE COMPANY

OF WHEELING,
RPORATRD DINlSSL
NIAKI25 RISKS AT THELOWE1ST RATE
l. on Buildings or all kinds, Furniture and
Merchandise, and on Goods III Transit.
DIREoToRHI
A. WILSON, W. d. HOdHoKN,
koB'T MORRISON, JOIN REID,
THO6. POLLOCK, ALEX, koOkRs
WM. q. BATTELLH, J. u, DU HoIs,
JACOB H0RNBRoOK.
Office up Stain, In the "InSuTance Build.
Ing, NEXT door 10 the Merchants' National
Bank.
A. WIIS0N, President
JOIN y. HERvEY, Secretary. jan20
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HUM Jan - AhbAboVCI
Judge Of h6 Supreme Court of Pe'I'IJy!turitG.
PHILADELPHIA, April ~, 1850
81 consider Hollands German BltterI. q
valuable medicine In case OF attacks OF indi.
kttIi0n or Dynpepaia. can certify this
from my experience OF H.
Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
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SPAIN.
A Manifesto from the Republican
Deputies.

Deputies.
NEW York, Nov. %.
a Madrid dispatch says: A mani fes~
10 has been issued by the RepublICa
deputies Of the Cortes, accusing the
Provisional Government OF having
provoked tho late revolutionary move.
menl. IL announces, however, that the
deputies will resume their seats In the
CorteS to defend the rights OF the
people and strive 10 establish q federal
republic, through which alone can the
union OF Spain and Portugal and tho
preservation OF the colonies be effected.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW York, Nov. 90.
The market continues dull aud de-
pressed, although prices are without
material change.
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Seines, Seines.

I An PREPARED TO FURNISH SEI NEs
ruIAniU Tor small streams, nj abort notice,
UlAb, Il. BERRY,
Nos, Is aud " Water St,
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Hon, 0Eo. W, WoopwARp,

Hon. GEO. W. WOODWARD.
ChtJ JIntice Qfthe StprsnIe Court er Pa, writes
PHILADELPHIA, March ~. 1887.
al mud HOonRndd German BitteIH IN u
good tORic, uBetul in diseases OF The digestive
bihty, and want OF nervous action III the
system. YOurB, truly,
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

sver known, and will cure all diseases re-
Bulung from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver IN order,
keep your digestive organs lu n
sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF these remedies,
and no diAeaLo will
ever aBAall you.
THE CONFERENCE.-The who wish a
fair akin and good complexion, FREQ from
yelloWiRh tinHe and all other dIaIlgureIhent u,
should u le these remedies occAHionAlly.' The
will result 10 sparkling eyes and blo0Ining
sheakB.
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Who could AK for more substantial teRti-
m0ny than Ia thus given.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-27

I hTEI.LIGEROEK JOB OFFICE,
No. 10 Quiucy EttOeL,
DRAY TICK ETs AND BILLAOr LADlNa
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS,
CHECKs, NOTES, RHCEIpTa.
HHoW BILIA for Country Merchants.
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed
MANUFACTURERS L.ARRI4.
EsURANUE PoLICIE4 AND BLANKS.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-10
Important to the Ladies'.

When female is in trouble or afflicted with dis
ease and requires medical OF surgical attendance,
the enquiry sionid be, Where is there ply scian
who is fully competent to administer relief and
whose respectable. standing in society recommends
aim to tn, confitenc ofthe community? The Doc
.or. understanding how inperatively necessary
nese requirements are feels called upon to inter-
,ose and b, calling the attention of the afflicted
1t,e f,ct that he has been Professor of Obste-
RIGS and Female biaeases for TWENTY YEARS and
~ fully qualified to administer in all cases, both
medicall, and surgically. not in uperficial man.
ner but in ss thur ugh a manner years of study
and practice-both in hospitals and private fami-
Iies-can make. tn save Them from the hands ofthe
unqualified, interruptions. and designing. There
fore families can rely upon him a. upon f.ther.