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TOSfiInOnialS.

Hon GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Vnei Justice Of the supreme Court Of Pa. writes
Philadelphia, March 2t 1898.
and HoOlands Ger man Bnters IS good
,d 4 useful s IN diseases ofthe digestive organs
aNtOf nervous action AA@- IN the system,
Yours truly GEO. W. WOODWARD"
=, Hon. JAMES THOMPSON,
'oage Of the Supreme Court Of pennsylyania go,
uTo., Philadelphia, April 1s- 1863
consider HooHands German BIlteGs' a VALUABLE
Il, IN case OF attacks OF Indigestion or Dyspep-
| Sh certify this from my experience OF It.
-Oufs, with respect, JAMES THOMPSON.
+ Hon. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
'''Vee Of the Supreme Court Of Penn, writes: 900
uiL Philadelphia june lst 1868.
German s 81, iound bv exp ~ erence that Hooaand's
dysna. 0itters' is a We ~ ry good tonic, relieving
''psple symptoms al4N most directly
GEORGE SHARSwOOD.
| A. FROM REV. f. D. FENDALL,
III heva sant EDITOR, Christian Chronicle, Phiada.
EOOaanS ueriV~d decided benefit from the use oil
l,sooSs herman BIIlers, and feel it my privilege
IO s,nehg s, them as a most valuable tonic, TO all
hsse. suffering from general debility, or from
vlhg from arrangement Of the liver.
Tours, Truly, L D. FENDALL.
the Druggist says that he has sold large
Ietb.ss ol The Bllters, and has never sold medl-
lasn,s gave more universal satisfaction. lie takes
C nm h recommending it to his customers.
EVate,ean,,ll0 :-HoOAand's Germ an Remedies are
ECKSoMNe9d' See that the signature of c. M
Obo.s Is on the WI q upper Of each bottle.
Pine, "'e counter - 10 leIt.
stnan pTn pTa once, and Mandatory at til e
fphIa peuiclne ~ Store, No 63l ARCH street, PhIla-
CHAS. M. EVANS. Proprietor.
Formerly C. M. JACKSON L. Co.
l~lad,.c PRICES.
Il herman Biilers. per bottle, 81 0C
BNaanp r. " half dozen, 5 OF
n LAeaI
h n npe' bottle, or half dozen for 81 so.
Win o,d forget TO exa nine we'll the article you
Ofder to get the genuine.
DRUcc FOR SALE BY ALL
III. olSTS AND STOREKEEPERS,
fG@laL EVERYWHERE.
"''' lS68-iy. " '' ''"' '"1' D'''
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Hollands German Bitters,
AND
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.

H00FLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
Prepared by DR. G. M. JACKSON,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Thlty-fve years since they were first introduced
into this country from Germany, during which time
hey have undoubtedly performed more cures, and
benefited snTatlng humanity in greater extent, than
My Olher remedies known TO tie public.
These remedies will efIectually cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundi c e, q NDyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debility. Chr ~ ono DIarrhna, Disease
dHs Kidneys and all Diseases arising from a
lNnlereh Lluar S1nmnch or lnlesIlnes.
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VN0IIAyBS GERMAN BITTERS

Ill ' l4lhi
NOOEIAIBS GERNAl BITTERS
+ ron, sed OF the pure juices, (or they are me
I,oinsIry - CGr termed Er tracts Of Roofs Herbs
" 4 Barks making a 81 preparation highly con
entraIed, AMI en- 81 ii tIrely free from all at
ohOI.c admirture Of any KIND
HOOFLANDS' GERMAN TONIC
=. combination of all the ingredients of the Btters,
aih The pures quality SANTA CRUZ RUM, Orange,
Ec making one Of the most pleasant and agreeable
smedles ever offered 10 the public.
Those prelernng Medicine free from Alcoholic
mmxlure, will use
Hootands German Bltters.
Those who have no objection To the combination OF
! the Bllers as stated, Will use
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
They are both equally good, and contain the same
medicinal virtues, the choice between the two being
mere matter Of taste, The Tonic being the most pal
stable
The stomach from variety of causes, such as In
teesion, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility etc. is very
nj 10 have It's functions deranged. The very
LIVER, sympathzlng asa AcloseIy as il does with
no Stomach then bee a 1Omes affected, the result
Of which is thai the pa uent suffers from several
more of the following diseases:
Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Plies,
Funess of Blood to the Head. Acidlty
OF the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, Fulness
or weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructations, Sink
ing or Fluttering at the Pit
of tue Stomach, Swimming OF
the Head, Hurried or Difficult
Breathing, FIutterng at the Heart,
Choking or Sutfocating Sensations when
in IA lying posture, dimness division,
Dots or Webs before the sight,
Dull Pain in the Head, Defci-
ency OF Respiration, Vel
owness Of the Skin and
Eyes, PAIN IN the SIDE,
1 Back Chest, Limbs, etc., Sud
den Flushes Of Heat, Burning in
the Flesh Constant Imaglnings Of
Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits.
| The sufferer from these diseases should exercise
lhe greatest caution in the selection of remedy for
LIS case, purchasing on lV that which he is as
lured from his mvesti "a MgaliOns and inquiries,
tOssesses true merit, is "a Zskiiliully compounded
Is free from injurious gradients, and has es-
IabIhed for itself reputation for the cure of these
Ileases In this connection we would submit those
tWellkuOwn remedies
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DRuoo FOR SALE BY ALL
ISIS AND STOREKEEPERS,
fGsalaLu EVERYWHERE.
Augusta Iccdp. .. T. HOFFECKER, Smyrna, Del.
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THE CODE.

Al last the Code OF West Virginia Is
finished. A few days will serve 10 take
1t through the BINDERS hands when 1t
will be ready to distribute to counties
orthe SIRte.-MoHndSViHe National.
Similar paragraphs, having appear.
ed In several Of our West Virginia ex-
changes, 1t may be we'll, In order to
prevent Misrepresentation, to say that
though the printing Of the body OF the
Code has been sometime completed,
nothing has been done on the Index,
which itis supposed Will make two OF
three hundred pages. No part OF the
Index has yet been put In the hands
ofthe printer, nor can II be TIL the
whole Is completed. How soon that
will be we have no information. The
delay Ia vexatlous all round, but we
doubt not Judge Ferguson Is making
the best progress he can.
Since the foregoing was put In type
we find the following paragraph In the
Cabell Press received last evening:
Judge ]. Il. Ferguson left on Satur.
day for Logan q. f., where he will hold
the regular term OF court for that coun-
ty, beginning Monday, October II.
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THE PAY OF AssEssoRs.-The su.
pervisors Of Berkeley county, pay their
township assessors $500 each, or g, loo
for assessing the whole county. The
Era denounces this as a piece Of ex-
travagance; and Il. may be u little too
much; bat as a general thing no offlcers
In the State are DO poorly paid as the
assessors. The result Of this Ia that
many Of them are incompetent. Inad-
equate pay leads to this result lnevlta.
bly,. Cheap service Is poor service, in
offices of this kind. The capacity Il
sure TO adjust Itself tothe pay. The as.
sessment Of property Is one OF the most
Important matters In any State. and 70
do fright requires the very best men
In the market, both in moral and
business point OF view. These can only
be had by paying good salaries. II
Berkeley county keeps up this rate Of
pay a year Of two, she will doubtless
secure the services OF first class men
and the Increased revenues arising
from accurate assessments will pay
their salaries several times over. The
counties generally err In respect 10 this
very important Office by paying TOO lit
tie. OF course there 1ls mo scarcity Of
material let the compenRtion be ever
so low; but the quality Of that material
will be found2to grade itself up 10 a
certain limit exactly, according to the
rate otthe compensation.
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Ohio ana the Amendment-Can the
Cincinnati Republicans be
Depended on?

CtnclnnhU Republicans DO
Depended on7
The Cincinnati GdEeLtc, In o lengthy
and severe article on the reform m ove-
ment In that city, says:
And now II 90 happens that the sew
en- Republicans elected on the mixed
ticket In this county will hold the bal
ance Of power In the Legislature. Up
on which side will they vote on polite
al questions2 They were nominated as
Republicans, and voted for by Demo.
Gratis. viii they vote with the Repub>
lIcans or Depocrats2 Will the seven
Republicans, for example, vote for the
10Th Amendment Mr.. Cooper is
pledged TO vote for II. Mr.. Yeatman
informs US he will vote for It; that
he WAS elected as a Republican, and
shall not change his principles
The Senate. therefore, will be
all right on this question: or the five
epublicans elected to the House on the
mixed TICKET, Messrs. Bates, Cunning
ham, HRmbleton and KlelnBchmIdt In
form their friends that they will vote
for the Amendment. This will make
1t all right in the House. This action,
on the part OF the gentlemen named,
would be Creditable to them, and ad-
herenco to the Republican party on all
political questions would show that in
getting Office they did not desert their
principles. But still the fusion we re.
Ter 10 WAS an unnatural one. Look at
itfrOma Democratic stand point. Sup.
pose the Legislature adopts the 10Th
Amendment, II will be carried by the
votes Of members elected by the Demo-
Gratis OF Hamilton county! What will
the Democrats say TO thRt2 Somebody
Is bound TO be disappointed.
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A New Race In Africa.


Recent travellers In southwestern
Africa have discovered a new race, call.
ed the Boas, apparently Of AsIatic ori-
gin. They occupy a fertile tract OF
country, stretching from the coast In
ward TO Lake Ngrrie, and from the
Wal6sch Bay on the south to the ca.
meme river on the north. They are Of
red, rather than black complexion; with
curly hair. never woody; OF regular fea-
lures and finer forms. They are far more
civilized than most OF tho African races,
have graded government, good roads,
and vlgIlant police. Travellers and
hunters are Hospitality received, and
can pass through the kingdom without
difficulty, but foreign traders must
have the endorsement Of response BILE
citizen before they can reside In
the country. They have u relI>
glon, resembling 90 closely the
Parsee faIthr Rs 70 have no doubt Of
Its Persian origin. They worship no
idols, but believe In one Supreme Be.
ing, omnIscieut and omnipotent, and
worship Him In the sy mbols OF fire and
sun. Like the ancient Persians, thew
keep the sacred fire burning continual.
~ on the altar. They believe also in
powerful evil spirit, like Ahflman.
who is always plotting mischief, but IL
held In subordination to the Supreme
Being, and compelled In the end 10
work out good. y,Ha
They are said to DO IN honest, indus.
trious, temperate people, far more re-.
gGrdtul OF their word and maintaining
rican races. Tho traveller, Anderson.
was 30 pleased with them and their
country, that he bought q large tract Of
land In their territory, and COMMENCED
raising cattle on large scale, but nm
fortunately soon died.
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The engineering projects Of our day
grow more comprehensive and daring.
The Pacific road Is finished, and Eng.
land Ia brought near to China, via New
York and San Francisco. The suez
Conal is also nearly finished, and will
soon be opened TO the commerce OF En-.
rops-the East But M. de Lesseps,
the famous French engineer, whose
genius hAa triumphed over the difficult.
ties OF the latter project, has a new
scheme In prospect. he has conceived
the idea Of turning the desert OF Sahara
into an inland sea. At least, so writes
an Intelligent correspondent Of an Ikal.
Ian Journal. He has found by scIen.
tlic surveys that the desert at its near.
est'approach to the Red Sea, IL thirty
feet below the level OF the sea, and The
depression increases westward. He
conJectures, therefore, that by cutting
q canal seventy.lve miles In length Inc
waters Of the Red Sea can be turned In.
10 the basin Of the desert, and q yasi
inland lake be formed, which will pro-
duce a physical and social revolution
In Central Africa. The bare suggestion
Of such scheme seems almost to ae-
cure lts completion, for the more daring
and difficult the project, the more at
tractlve 1t appears to the enterprise Of
our age. .|.' ..... lts.
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ONLY ONE

Hair Dye has bean proved poisonlea. Pro-
teaor Chiffon, whose reputation ~ an an.
alytical chemist gives his statements the
weight OF authority, announces that
Oristadoro's Excelsior Dye
has been subjected 10 the proper tests in his
laboratory, and that the results show Il 70
DO
ABSOLUTELY HAIRLESS,
% well Rs admirably adapted to the pur.
poses for which II Is designed. This Il i'm.
portant, Rs the public has Just bean warned,
by two leading scientific organs, against
THIRTY DEADLY DYES
now before the public.
oRIsrADoRos HAIR PREsERvA-
TIVE, a. q Dressing, acts like o charm on
the Hair after Dyelug. Try Il.
octll.lmlkW
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The Greatest Discovery Of the Age.

This Is admitted 70 be the Iact BY tho
Thousands who are now uslnE DR.. Tobias
Celebrated Venetian Liniment. It has been
introduced since 1871; and no one once
trying 1t Is ever without It. twill positive
ly cure the aforementioned complaints, II
nsed a. directed:
Chronic Rheumatism, Bore Throat, Head.
ache, ToothAche. sprainS, Bruises, Old Sores,
swellingG. Mosquito Bites. and Paina in tho
Back, Chest, or Limbs Also taken inter-
nally for Cholera, DIarThna, Dysentery,
Group, Collie, Sea Sickness, spasm, &c. It
Is perfectly harmless to take internally.
(see oath accompanying each bottle.) II
has never failed 10 cure every case Of
DlArrhoOa. DySentery, and Group, II used
when flrst taken. Always have bottle In
the house In readiness, and you will never
regret II,
Price, Fifty Cents and One Dollar. Sold
BY the Druggists and storekeepers. Depot,
10 Park Place, New York.
octll-lmd&W ....
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THE Boston Journal thinks that Mr..
Flllmore's remark at Louisville, about
the Fugitive Slave Bill, showed he had
a conscience. Inasmuch as he said he
would have signed II, had IL taken his
right arm, his allusIon to the bill Is
hardly an apology. Mr.. Fillmore
would much better have left the Fugl.
tive Slave Law In the Limbo Of oblly-
ion, from which he energies.
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County Elections In Nebraska.

IEs lE,1. AhAt Octoper IA.
The county elections In this State In.
dlcato the election OF n majority OF Re.
publloans, bat the contest was gener-
ally more personal than political. In
Douglass county the Democrats elected
the Sheriff and q member OF the LeoiE.
lature to I'LL q vacancy; also, q number
Of precinct officers. The Republicans
elect the County Treasurer, Clerk and
Surveyor.
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IT affords Us much satisfaction to
know that while the ParkersburR
Tines cannot approve OF the INrE1L1.
aRNoER, It "haIls with unlimited salts
faction" the platform adopt the other
day by our convention. Inasmuch as
that Is our platform, the difference be.
tween the Times and us cannot be very
wide; and therefore we cannot fully
agree In It's opinion that we have click.
ered"-to use It's own chaste Language.
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RETURNS from seyenty>seven coun-
ties OF Ohio are published In yester-
days Cincinnati papers. The MAORI.
ties for Hayes foot up sc. 223; those Tor
Peudleton 26.s7l; majority of-Hayes
over Pendleton. 1l,l52. The returns
still to come In 1t Is thought will some.
what reduce this. O.
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TIE olarksburg Telegraph, speaking
ofthe Ohio county Republican Conyen.
tion, says the proceedings indicate a
let down Of the let ups.'" This Is not
true. Why does NOT the Telegraph
print the resolutions adopted. and Let in
readers see for themselves. Does Il
take lie cue from the Wheeling Regis
tort
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Iris announced that Jefferson Davis
registers himself as Of Mississippi, and
that he will soon proceed thither. His
family will remain In Europe. Davis
mRnlfests much sorrow at the news Of
the death Of ex.P President Pierce, whose
Secretary OF War-and evil genlus-he
waR
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SpestaI gntIGGs.
The Healing Pool

ESSAYS ron YouE5 MEX, who have fallen
into vicious habits, and now desire q higher
Life, and better MANHOOD, with certain
means Of relief for the afflicted. Bent In
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Ad.
dre3, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P,
Philadelphia, Pa. sep25.Smd&w
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The first vote ever cast by President
Grant was In November, 1856, In ST.
Lsuis, Moi when he voted for James
buchanan for President. He had al
ways been Whlg. yet on that occasion
voted for Mr.. Buchanan In preference
TO Fremont, his opponent,
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A Card from Governor Stevenson.
From YOsteulAy a ReVtstar.

A Card from Governor stevenson.
From Yesterday . Register.
STATE OF WET VIRGINIA, \
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
WHEELING, October 18Th, 1860. J
Editors Of The Register; =
GENTLEMEN The statements In 70.
gard 70 my action In the matter OF the
Greenbrier Board OF Registration, In
your paper yesterday, In an article
headed "More Registration VlllRlny,"
except 90 far 20 they relate TO the elm.
pie appointment OF Messrs. Calllson and
snedSgar,. are without any foundation
Whatever In truth.
Please make the correction.
Yours, &C., W. e. STEVENSON.
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MR. GRASS. P. BowLEs publishes an
open circular letter to Mr.. Boutwell,,
proposing popular loan OF 500, OOO, 900
at low rate of interest. He makes
out very plausible case.
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THE LET.UP.

from ubo Retio'R0 Herald.
The Wheeling INTRLL1dENcER stands
manfully up 70 the rack on the 'let-up'
question. The editors having been
somewhat SLOW In making up their
minds, do not seem inclined to back
down worth o darn though bitterly
assalled In all quarters OF the State as
seeking 10 establish o policy Of their
own, and one which will disrupt the
Republican party. For one, we glory
In their spunk. We have been there
before. We glory In their spunk, the
more, because they are In the right,
and time, which makes all things even,
will prove It. There are some people,
according TO the old French wit, who
thing and It will not be long until the
very men who are now carping at the
policy OF llberallty towards the rebels,
will be quoting letters and ransacking
old scrap books TO prove that they were
not Of the cast Iron Bourbons OF their
day. Progression 10 the order OF the
day, and they who will not progress
with the times, at least when progress
is In the direction OF right and charity
and humanity, may rs we'll make up
their minds to be run over and left be-
hind. 30 .rso'1.q.
Still that men should! hang back In
this matter, ls not an anomaly. It was
exactly SO with the emanolpRtlonists OF
this State and their opponents twenty
years ago. The hand Of an abolltionIst
then, would hardly be shaken in friend
ship, but success has cured the leprosy,
and those who were Ultra pure then,
are loudestI now In praise OF practical
abolltionism. The originals In that
movement In Western Virginia ar now
generally in the shade or fat all prom
inent, they are In the ranks OF those
who are now willing to extend charity
to their once open and avowed adyer.
saries, who, fought It out In ERE and
blood and now surrender. SO will Il
DO, with this matter Of o let up as 1t IL
called. Those who were slow to adopt
liberal ideas ten or twenty years ago;
may be slow TO adopt them now, but
the temper Of the people is averse to
spite work, and sooner or later, we
will again, all be Homogeneous Then
Il may be, that the men In West VIr-
ginia, who are now 30 vlrtuously un.
forgiving will be found to be foremost
among the enfrRnchisers. Who knows
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MARRIHn.

DAYIs-GFIMEs-on Thursday, even.
the BRIDES parents, BY Rev, j, R0Wloy, Mr..
both Of this city
MooREHEAD-RINNEH-on ThufSdAy
evening, October NLh, 1850, at tho residence
q me brides parents, by the Rev. John
Monat, Mr.. W. j. MooRKHRAD 70 Mas
MARY " KntNHs, all Of this city,
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OHIO COUNTY
UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Senate,

For Senate.
GEORGE JOHNSON, of Hancock.
For House Of Delegates
ARCHIBALD W. CAMPBELL, Esq.
HON. CHESTER d. HUBBARD,
WILLIAM NORTH, Esq.
For County Superintendent q Schools.
DANIEL u. McDAID.
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CAPT. FENELoN HowEs, member OF
the present House, has been renoml.
mated by the Republicans Of Barbour.
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Dr., Myer. Of Savannah, Ga, says they are
the best mechanical supporters for weak
muscles ever discovered; that by their
warming properties they bring power and
health, until the power and strength OF the
muscles are entirely restored; that he knows
case where Allcock's Plastera cured a gen
tleman OF q weak spinei that he daily pre-
scribes them In his practice, with the hap
pIeat results. oct1l.lmd&w
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ArHj AavGrtlsemtats.
SniriiualiVm vA, Christianity.

nR. L. K. oooNLBY, An ELoQ1ENr
- InSpirationRl speaker, Of Vlneland,
New Jersey, will give two dlscoursea IN
HornbroofG Hall. (2l iloor,l on sunday,
october l7lh, NJ 10Y A. NJ, and r n. Tho
rrejudicod mind, tnRt lib 6ChrlAtlAnlty anu
bpirltualibm arc tho same. AL are invited
TO attend, Octl5-N
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County Ga q o Shilee'siA' ss altlsl
!, John Wagner, Cashier OF tho National
BInk q West Virginia, at Wheeling; do
trne 70 tno best OF my knowledge And Ia.
uek JOHN WAGNER, CashiarT
subscribed and sworn to b0loFo ma. mis-
18th day OF October, 1863. '--''
7. II. M'NEELY.
c ,. .,.., :. r.ir Notary Public.
THOMAS HUGHES, y. .H
N. REILLY, TT lDIrantor,
o.,,, JAMES MAkWELL,
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sB Ten lines OF leS make square.
GF Transient advertisements CASH IN ad-
MARRIAGES AND FUNERAL NoEtCns, 20
Cts, when under aix lines. .HI a.
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County Of Ohio,
!, George K. Wheat, President OF the First
National Bank OF Wheeling, do Bolernnly
swear that the above statement g tFue %
the best OF my knowledge and belief.
GEORGE K. WHEAT,
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, this
18th day OF October, lI69
II. a. CHANDLER,
Conect-Attest, NN''N'
rs, RHODES,
It JOSEPH BELL, lDlreotora.
g. W. FRANzHEIM,
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sF No notice will DO taken Of communi.
cations not accompanied by o responsible
name. The name VIII 0e considered conn.
dental, but must In all cases accompany let
tens " a guarantee Of good faith,
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Weak Back, Pains Of the Side, Of
the Hips,

And about the Kidneys, are relieved ct
once by the application OF one Of
Allcock's Porous Plasters.
"GAtNsTowN. ALA, Nov. 81. 1903.
"AeasrG T7soS ARooeh 3 %. :-During an
extensive practice OF ten years have been
frequent witness Of the magical qualities
Of your Porous Plasters, can certify that
they are all you claim for them.
"RoBERT Z. CAMPBELL, n. D."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-16
WHEELING lNTELLlGENCER.

u Il u NJ =.
,VAHIABLY ADVANCE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-16

The following Is the letter referred to.
We believe the recipient never found
1t consistent with his purpose In solicit
Ing the letter to givs Il publicity:
ENFRANoH1sEMENT.