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PARIS, February 18--The Conference
of the Great Powers met to-day to. re-
ceive the communication from, Athens,
of which NJ. Walewski was bearer. Tho
reply of the Greek government to the
propositions Of the Conference was sat
isfactory, and resolution was adopted
that, Greece having yielded, the Great
Powers reserve to themselves the right
to protect the lives, property and inter
ests of the Christian inhabitants of Tuf.
key. The representatives OF the Pow.
ers finally gave their signatures to the
protocol, and the Conference dissolved.
New YORK, February PA Japan
letter of December 22d, says the Mika-
do retains ex-Lieutenant Grinnell. N
American, as chief of the Naval Bureau,
and has appointed General Paul Frank,
formerly of the United States, General
n-chief of the japanese military forces,
at salary of $4,000 year. Tho
English and French Representatives pro.
tested against these appointments, but
were met with the reply that Japan was
an independent nation, and didn't recoS-
nize the right to question its policy.
CHICAGO, February 20.-In the I'LL.
nois House of Assembly yesterday, by
a vote of 81 to 81, the bill repeating the
act relative to capital punishment and
restoring the death penalty was passed.
New York, February 22.-The Her.
AIDS Rio Janeiro. letter, Of January 20,
says Angostura was surrendered on the
30th of December, the garrison marching
out with the honors Of war. Seventy
five guns were among the captures. On
the 1st inst, Astu con was occupied
without resistance by the troops sent
forward on the gunboats.
Lopez himself was intrenched in the
mountains with 5 900 men, and the Para
guayan gunboats were safe above Ascun-
cion.
Minister McMahon still accompanied
Lopez, and his attachment to him caused
considerable feeling on the part Of the
Brazilians, who talk as if their Govern,
ment might at any moment break 0f
diplomatic relations with the United
States on account of it.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-03-02

E WAsHISeToN's birthday, the ed
uls., was observed generally over the
cotrntrv, except by Congress. That
body Was leeislating for The Negro, and
had no leisure 70 revere. the memory Of
NAsnlNGTON.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-03-02
Passport Requirements In France.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

WASHINGTON, February 19, 1869.
Information has been received at the
Department of State that the exhibition
of passports will no longer be exacted
from citizens of the United States arri-
wing, travelling, or residing in France.
The Department, however, recon-
mends that citizens of the United States
travelling abroad, particularly those of
foreign birth, naturalized in this country,
should provide themselves with pass
ports, as they might be liable to serious
inconvenience if unprovided with such
authentic proof Of their national charac-
ter WIN. H. SEWARD.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-03-02

SWill the editor of the Guernsey
Times give us sensible reason why our
new township should not be named for
r. E. LEE? Your Jacobin raiders have
failed TO prosecute him for his action in
the rebellion.
Would it have been as well to have
called it TAYLOR in honor of the home
Guards stationed at Camp Chase?
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Take Notice.

The Editor Of The SPIRIT has removed
hts ofee, to the front room Of the dWei.
ling house, one door South Of the print
Jag office, where all busIpcs. connected
With TIE SPIRIT will be transacted. No
See the sign: EG SpInIT OFFICE.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-03-02

g0ur adviccs from Athens are that
the hon. C. H. moore. left for Washir O.
ton on the 26th ult. Poor PLANTS.
Poor moore. Poor Washington. Poor
Congress.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-03-02
Money POWer--A Few Words in
Season.

The London Saturday Review, which
is certainly whatever else may be said
of it-one of the ablest and most thought.
full of the English journals, has these re-
flections:
In the United States we See the infu-
ence of money in its worst and most un.
blushing form. Of all the dangers to
which the great Democracy is exposed,
none is so conspicuous, and none so
generally recognized by all thinking
men, as the danger of downright pecu-
mary corruption. An effort is being
made in England to bring to justice men
who are accused-rightly or wrongly
of having defrauded the shareholders
of great financial company. What
ever the result, no one doubts that the
case will be fully investigated, and that
the judges will do their duty without
fear or favor. But in New York the
leaders of commerce appear to be above
law. They use their power without res
traint or concealment for transaction in
shares which fairly astonish the enterpris-
ing British financier, and, when an appeal
is made to the law in consequence of
quarrel between the conspirators, it turns
out that each of them has judge in his
pay, and is able to drag the machinery
of justice through the dirt of the most
unblushing corruption. Certainly no
spectacle has been exhibited in England
half so demoralizing to the public as the
whole course of the rival manipulators
Of the great Erie railroad. Money has
doubtless great influence upon the Brit
ish Parliament, but at least it does not
influence member in the repulsive form
of direct bribery. The taxation of the
country is doubtless determined in a
great measury by rich men: but at least
we are not told here that more than half
the revenue escapes through mysterious
leaks between the contributor and the
national exchcquer, and we are entirely
free from such mysterious but powerful
agencies as the notorious "whisl>y ring"
The in fluence Of money in England acts
through what, by comparison at least,
may be called legitimate channels; and
we are not disgraced by paying one set
of taxes to the public and another to the
plunderers of the public revenue
The wealthy classes may he powerful,
but they hsve not the power to mould
tariffs with an exclusive view to their own
pockets.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-03-02

Ey"Let us have peace" RAIDS how
do you like it? Why don't you repeal
the Tenure-of Office Law? "Afeard,"
eh?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-03-02

cE Senator SALISBURY fell from his
carriage, in Washington, one day last
week, and broke his leg. A gain of ono
for the Radicals.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-03-02

ETHon. J. G.. BLAINE will be the
next Speaker Of the House of Carpet
Bagism at Washington.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-03-02

@The Copper Bill is law, having
passed, over the Presidents veto, in both
Senate and House. That's Radicalism.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-03-02

rPlace no Radicals on your town.
ship tickets. Such compromises only
strengthen the enemy. Fight them
square.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-03-02

sVTrNER, the Radical candidate for
Congress in the Sth Indiana District, has
been elected ly aredueed majority from
that OF last fall.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-03-02

F BRowNLow, the curse of Tennes-
see, has declared martial law in nine
counties of that State.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-03-02

Commander Winslow and his crew, ef
the Kearsarge, will receive S190, 600 ler
the capture of the Alabama, should Cca-
gress pass the bill sas
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-03-02
EIn Mexico the murder of NJ,

EEIn Mexico the murder Of Maxi
milan was the keynote of the republican
triumph in the land of the Montezumas,
end now We see that note worked to it's
full capabilities in fugue diapason, or any
musical astonishmont. Juarez nurtured
the horrors that are now rending his
t0HHHr
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-03-02

Si.eers sre to he admitted to tie
isaus irs;ion all On the 9Th inst That's
right. ~I,itris el. feather xh
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-03-02

EGRANr will be inaugurated Presi-
dent, Oh Thursday, the 4th Of March.
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"THE UNION AS 1T VAS, AND
eHE CONSTITUTION AS IT Is"
III hold that THIS G overnment was made
~ the WHITE BASIS, by WHITE
MEN, for the BENEFIT Of WHITE MEN
sad their POSTERITY forever Ste
Shes A. Douglas.
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WaoisfieId. March 2. 1869.

"A union OF hesr,s, 4 union Of hands.
A union that mono may sever;
A union Of lakes, a union Of lands,
The AMERICAN UNION FOREVER"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-29
WELL ATrEsTED CASE OF CArARRH.
warELNo. ". VA. May IL, lsaO.

WHEELING. ". VA, May II, 1859.
DRS, LIGHTHILL& RID: .1..
GEEFLINEN Your treatment for the
cure or CatAEIh, OF which was AFFLICTED,
has proved 0 perfect success and can say
In full confidence that believe II 10 q fadl.
cal cure. l suffered beyond description, 1
had pain In my head, dlmneGs OF sight, and
my hearing was obatFucted at times 90 that
could hardly hear, my breathing was rem
my head and throat, 90 thntI had 70 Rleep
win my mouth open. At times there was
Bneh ringing In my ears II nearly Get me
crazy. had been pronounced incurable by
some OF the most eminent physicians that I
less treatment Of Din. Lighthill & Reid has
proved perfect success, and would recon-.
mend all the am leted 70 ave them call,
MARTHA Z. HAFFER,
... .... WM. B. HAFFER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-29

THE Louisville Erp,r,esI after review
ing the clrcumstances Whereby Judge
]. 8. Black had his arm crushed, some
two month"; ago, on the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, says the Railroad
Company, having PROMISED 10 pay all
the expenses incurred In restoring his
arm, the attending. physlolans have
brought In . bill OF 20 800 for their ser.
Vices. There has been no action taken
yet BY tho directors OF the road, but
they rather demur atlhe charge rs ex-
InHhIlnnil $3.50 3 ---L ~ - u = -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-29

DR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS, YER.
tain cure for Diseases OF the Kidneys,
GonOrThea, elect, and all Urinary Diseases,
Nervous and Physical Debility, Ringing In
the EasI seminal Emissions caused by In
Bkln Diseases Female Weakness, syphilis
In al ltB forHlsI c4uAing EorO ThJoI and
Nose, palm In The Bones, EruptIons, 40
speedily cuFed.n copai Va and Mercury dis.
eaTded. sold 10 Nheellng, w: Va, BY ED
lows Hall Price 9 Per box; sent BY mail,
mayl7sd6Wly
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DIS. L1aHrHrrr ARrrn:

DIS. L1aHrHnI q REID: SO .-u %
GENTLKMEN:-It affords me pleasure To
several BpeclAltieS. have bean aill[cted
with CatatIh, General Debility, and Indi.
Redtion, (DyBpcpaia,) for twenty yearB, and
nave tried q numper OF eminent phSBi-
Clans before, and received no benefit, but
your featm ent has proved Buocesa In my
OF otherB, and would advise ali who are
at1lcted a. l was 70 give the Doctor call.
Respectfully yours, ".7'h'' y
Mp. sTEkD, Attorney.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-29

RIAL ,KsrAER 10 Philadelphia Is
slightly on the decllne-&nd, building
materials also, In the lower portions
Of the city 9 gnall lot can BE- now pur.
chased, and houses with four rooms
erected, II Is said. ut cost Or less than
one thousand dollars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

G. Il. Poppln. OF Ottawa, Kansas,
sent history OF his straw berry culture
during the last eighteen months, and
described the richness Of the soil and
Its advantages 10 settlers as very great.
he, found that the Wilson strawberry
succeeded best in that region. MS, :.
Amember stated that no general re.
suits could be certainly, aimed 1T In
strawberry culture, for he had lately
seen a plot OF X acres. near Boston,
from which had been, picked $500
quarts Of straw berries, whilst he had
only picked 1000 from 4 acres Of his
own. ., ....
The $500 quarts so astonIshed Mr..
Fuller that he rose to bis feet and made
several Inquiries as TO the cost OF cult
ture, 80 but It seemed that his doubts
were not satisfied,
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SgsnrSurE.
Franklin ]. Insurance 81! Company,
OF WHEELING.

..... VI W - HAG4AAAANSs
~ '-''H' "" Directors. .H rt".f,' f.
SAM'L McCLnLLAN, GEORGE MKEDEL,
4. II. LOGAN, M, THos. P. 6HALDuRoSa
q. ". FRANEHnK, in. VAN0E, TTT7
J. II. Horns, .To.. MICHAEL Ri1LLEY.
p LOUIS o. sTITKL. ---T0--'- :.
This company how having been organized
nye years, and In that time done success
ful business, IA still prepared TO take risks NJ
talr rates on BhlIdInp ofall kinds, Merchan.
disc, Manufacturing Establishments, Fur
,nltute, steam Boats and cargoes on the Yves.
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company OF.
fem superior Inducements 70 Farmers, where
by they can DO insured on Dwellings, Fur.
niture, Barns, and contents for 0 or g Year, nj
with tho .,0.'1 -''I''-
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid In, and aurplusof any company In the
Statei and composed Of some ninety. four
toekhOldaTU, most Of whom are among our
OeSL puRln668 mon, recommends itAelf 70 the
favorable consideration, Of d, the InHnrIng
public and Rolicits their patronage. Appli.
cations for insurance will be prom pity Rtten.
ded to Of their ONCE, No. % Monroe street. OF
q their several agGnGea Throughout the
= v l'" ON. coEN, sec,y. 't'h
/, B. C..DIDK, AM'tBec'y.
6AML MCCLELLAN. President,
9ko. MENDEL, Vice President. f''
IeDlH-uGEW "a LID "a ..4,t Ian. f.a.t.t.r.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Notice..

l. Commissioners Notice. !.
NoTIGE ID HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
Thursday, the .Oth day OF fully, 1889,
At my ONCE on Fourth street, Wheeling.
West Virginia, in accordance with a dteree
Of the Circuit Court for Ohio County, WeSt
Virginia, made and entered on the ilth tlay
Of J1nefl in q cause in ChaneeTy pend.
Ing IN said Court, wherein John NJ. Ball il
complainant and Oliver WallAce'S admiriIs-
traitor q uls, arc reSpOndOntak proceed TO A..
certain and report 70 the said Court
lAn the debts against the estate OF Oliver
wallace, deed, aud whether lleps or not,
ana Tue prloritles OF the liens, and their
9 y. The estate len by said oliver Wallace,
whether real and penoual, md the valnc
/, 80. Whether or not tile rents and profits
thereof will pay the debts in Ave yealH.
4Lh. To settle tho accounts or tho Sdinlnls-
tntorS, and the value OF tho widoWRd0wer
In the real estate LEFT b. said oliver wal
Lace, and such other mRtteFS as may appear
70 mo pertinent aud proper, or shall DO re-
idulred by any party in thiScAuSe. '.1 III
+ -, ...,. y. HANNIBAL FORBES.
r Com'r Ohio County Circult Court.
iuIHlst1 .I.I ..'I ~ - AZ HH.|NH
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HOW no DFsTR.lY sLU0s. !

Another letter, asking how 10 destroy
and prevent slugs, DO, was answered
by recommending the practice OF we'll
sprinkling the plants with strong soap
audH at night, as q sure cure,
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A letter asking how to grow black.
berries, strawberries, &c., was answers
ed by Mr.. Todd, who said: Read Full.
Ter on small fruits
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The DoctorSD1PLoHA hangs In his ono.
ENDORSEMENT OF TuB IN Isoo ~

The many thousands cured nj iris o.,n,,.
Mnment within the Last twenty VHar1 ~,
nc nnmefona important surgical 0pers ti1m S
pSrI N1.n ~ ": Johnston, Witnessed 6T Ina
n6tIseS ~ M5 InS Gun and many other papers
agHn before The public, 6esides III ~ nSSrs
~ Nh H.genueman or character and fOsla etSs
bmty u q Bumcient guarantee 70 ne Sfiiiets.I
y h s!S!IS DIAEAsES SPEEDILY CURED.
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SUCCESSFUL CURE OF DEAFNESS AND
.ra.I CATARRH,
Lettcr from W Il. AdthRCiv, RQ, SHERIFF Of
Wood COtiniy.

PARKERsBuRa, W. VA, March IS, 90.
DIS. LlGHrHILL q RE1D:
GKNTLKMEN:-Yourt treatment for Cartarrh
and Deafness has proved highly successful
In my aonb case. He hai been am lcIed
with both OF the above diseases for nfIeen
years. have applied 10 quite o number OF
benent, bat your painless treatment seems
70 DO specific for the above malAdie8, and
would recommend all All icted 10 give You
WIN. 3. MATrNaLY.
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ORGANIC WEAKNnss,
DR.. J0HNHON,

Member Of the Royal ColleEeof surpoons
London, Graduate Of one OF ma mosi ami.
nent Colleges In the United Htate1, ana Ina
greater part OF WhOSe lile has been Etent n,
the hospitals Of L0nuOn, Paris, FhIlatieInhia
and elsewhere, has eI1eCted some OF Inc inori
astonishing cures That were ever Known,
can when RsIeep, great nervousness, beluR
alarmed ~ sudden sounds, bAAhtuIneaa, WIN
frequent bluAhlng, attended sometime WIN
1er!1nyement Of mlndI were cured immc.
lataly.
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Gha93telIiqegttteg
American Institute Farmers
Club.
New York, July 20.

NEW YORK, July 20.
The regular meeting OF the FArmers'
Club was held yesterday ut the Cooper
Institute, Mr.. Ely presiding.
CowDRIoH As A PRRTILIzBR.
Mr.. Lyman, agricultural editor oil
the New York Tribune, In answer TO O
letter said that coWdflch was q good
fertilizer for corn but not permanent.
ly elIlcaeiouB.
Mr.. Brun disagreed with Mr.. Lyman
as to lie properties, and Mr.. Williams
advocated bone dust for strawberry
culture.
RRMEDY PoR COWS.
A letter from Iowa asked for rem
edy for cows dying from eating loo
much clover. Mr.. Todd, agricultural
editor OF the New York Times, said.
Lay swab we'll saturated with salt
brine over the back, In the teglon OF
the kidneys, or along the last ri6.'
GRAPE CULTURE.
A letter asking whether wire flames
or trellls work was advantageous for
grape culture, was answered by Mr..
Lyman saying 'Yes,' II IL was made Of
galvanized Rnnealed Iron wire.
CANNED FRUITS.
Jane Smith, Of SanGertees, N. y,
aAked whether preservatlve powders
covered over preserved fruit would
prevent fermentation without hermet-
Ically sealing the jars and cans.
The President stated that six months
since q committee had reported the
powders utterly worthless.
Mr.. Goodwin said he had been told
that the canning Of fruits In tin was 0
cause OF sickness, and he would like to
hear from some OF the growers OF fruit
on the subject, as It was lately stated
aulhoratlyely ut one OF the meetings
OF the Farmers Club, that cannIng
fruit was fast superseding preserving
with sugar. ..'......
Mr.. Fuller said that the acid OF fruit
and tomatoes undoubtedly had the effect
Of eating away and rusting the tin, and
the taste was 80 unpleasant that bis
family preferred 10 preserve the fruit
In glass jar on the same principle as
canning Il. u.l- NJ.
Mr.. Goodwin thought It but right that
the fact should 90 forth 10 the public
as he had also been informed by q gen.
tleman who had used the canned fruit
for two seasons that a physician had
told him the cause Of sickness In his
family arose from the action OF the
canned fruit on the system.
PRRsERYINa WOOD sHINdLRs.
In answer to another letter, asking
for the best plan for preserving wood
shingles, II was stated that the root
should be thoroughly whitewashed
with strong lime, the same being good
for fences.
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A Mr.. Wright, OF New Jersey, has q
hen that has laid two eggs a day for
some time past, one larger than 0rdl.
nary, and one about the size Of pull.
let's egg, ...r.'
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DISEASES oFIMPRuDENuE,
DR.. JOHNRToM.

once No. 2 neth Frederick E,ros,
Lett hand Gide golnE nom Baltimore Etreet \
serve thenRn10 md dunbar = -ISsHttssSS"
no letters received unless most nnlda,
containing o stamp 10 be used on Ia nsnIv,
FeEon4 Wntng Bhoun state RRe. and ~.
PORTION OF advertisement describing SYmn.
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cHILDLAfNs. :

. a poor Unfortunate wfols that hs hud
had i've pbyslclans trying 10 cure bis
chilblRins, and asked for p remedy.
DR.. Vanderweyde, said Jet salyeB aud
doctors alone. Keep them clean and
lchIlblains will cure themselves. nj ,.n,
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iRtely.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEM

: Who have injured themselves by n ear,ap
practice, 4ndulged In when alone, 4 hS6II IN.
Quently learned from evil comp0nIonx. ~ NJ
school, the ELECTS OF which are niKntIy feiT
even even When aAleep, ana, not cured, Tenders
and DOuy, should apply Immediai6Iy. :
what PLY That = young man, the holle az
hla country, the pride OF his pRreniS. SG5nid
De Bnalcned nom all prOSpeGts and eniOV.
menH OF NE Dy me consequence OF deviit-
IN y certain secret habit, Such peFSonS n1uSt
before cOntem plating
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MARRIAGE.

reflect that sound mind and bodv ~. H.,
most necessary requisites 10 promOls eSSnno
blA happiness. Indeed; without thes,a Ths
Journey through Life becomes weary Mi.
g5imaSe; the prospect hourly darkenS 70 In
view, tne mind becomes Swallowed win IN.
spalr ana nlled with the melancholy 'Eef,cc
0nn That The Happiness Of another Sbec0Ins,
hLEhted with our own, N'S"1A4'''
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9rugsists.
Bottle Wax

EoR FRUIT JARS. loco lbs Just received
E and for sale by LOGAN. LIST q W.
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Married PeryonB, or Young Men contain
plating MARRIAGE, being aware OF Physical
Hpeedily cured.
He VINO places himself undar the oare Of
Dr. ]. may religtouHly confld0 In his hOnoi
y gentleman, and confidently rely upOn
his liIIll N a phyKiciAn, 49, SfSs'
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~ Certain, speedy, and only EffectnRl
henedy In the World for We0knAIa III Ina
back or Limbs, Structures, AiiectIon1 Of In
kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary DlSctiar.
60, lmpotoney, General Debility, Nervous
F 3IS, pysSPPSepia bb,nEa0f, Low splnh Con.
l1mldlty, Trembling, Dlmn0B OF HiRht, al
1ludln6al, Disease OF tho Head, Throat, NO.
~ skin, Affections OF tho Liver, LunRS,
stomach or BoWelB-thoSo TorTihl0 biSoTTiSFi
! n4lng nom solitary HAhlb Of Youth-SO0ret
,,,1I h0utfy practices more natal 10 their VIC
~ Iii LnAn me song ofHyr0nH 70 tho Mariners
~ Oye9e8, bllghLlng their most BRILLIANT
M I'M " an ,SlS apauonS, rendering marriage
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-21
Millinery and Mantua Making
LATEST STYLES.

TIIE undersigned informs the Public
1 that she has opened WILLINERI
STORE, in connection with The Maniua.
Making Business. in the Store House OF
her husband, on Main street. She hiss
jus, received splendid stock Of Bonnets,
Hats, Sundowns and Shaker Hoods,
Trimmings and Ribbons Of every de-
scrip,ion. Velvet and Sash Ribbons. Bon
net Grapes, Silk and Satin Illusions,
Blends, Laces. Ruches. Velve's, Nets,
French Flowers aud Feathers, &c, &c :,
also large stock OF
Ladies Dress Goods of every kind.
Straw Goods bIeached and pressed to or.
der.
All work will he done promptly. neat.
~ and fashionabIy
Throughout, tie season | will receive
weekly additions 10 my stock, always al
fording the very newest styles.
Call and examine my stock. | teeI
assured thai, | can render satisfaction both
in goods and prices
MRS. ANN COOK
Shepherdsown. May %, 1869. Il