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The New York herald., 1870-09-14
A C0Iored Census Marshal Speaks,

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
l saw In your paper OF to-day an article headed
"'Census" ut the bottom of which was signed
George W. Francis. OF the Eighth ward. wish 10
deny In the most positive terms that the article
was written with my knowledge. In the first
place, / have taken the census OF 1900 persons
IN the Fourth and Eighth Election districts, and
have not been brOOmstrcked nor have had any
tndignity offered me sufficient to inform General
Sharp, OF which he can testify. Though am man
OF caste, yet our citizens were not long In discovering
they were waited upon by man clothed In authority
ana with common sense, and gave the necessary In
formation. now challenge any district In the city
Oi New York to give more correct statement OF our
population, as have been from cellar to the garret,
and feel confident that in my case the government
has been served faithfully, though admit nave
not made even subsistence but as it was the first
time one OF my people was appointed TO the post
OF danger which ! considered the post OF honor,
felt II could perform the same would establish
one fact-that a black man could do something else
well aside IRON hewing wood or drawing water.
GEORGE w. FRANCIS Census Marshal.
EIGHTH WARD, New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-03
Provision for the Insane.I
ldI WnEEiI,ttSSGi Feb, list, 1870.

" - we N az N'
p ~ LsglRatlrs: n =. g.,6:i T,,o 81.
As thero have been several conlmuni.
cations on The subject Of taxation and ap.
propriRuonS, allow, me to make q sugges,
lion 10 your Honorable body In reference
the Hospital fol. the Insane, with It's in.
mates and those who are still confined III
the county jails fdF want Of room there.
You viii SEQ by the report Of the Board
Of Directors for the Hospital that the cur,
rent expenses per capita per week, during
the past year, was only 1854, and in this
was included tic salaries Of tho Supcrin.
tcndcnt and his assistants, and all other
employees Of the institution, and further, d
included the charges for transportation o.
patients. 4. ...,.A, ,f,..r.-p
By reference to the Auditors report, II
will bciseen that there was expended for
keeping Inmates malls, 81, 097.76 during
the last fiscal year. In private CONVEX
Sation with that gentleman, hp said that
on accounts allowed for this purpose, the
cost would average not less than 81 IS POI
capita per diem, or 1915 per week.
Laying aside all feelings Of humanity, Is
It economy on tho part Of the State to pay
such sum annually for keeping these i'm
fortunate beings without m effort 10 re.
lIcve ourselves when'it Is in our pOwcrg
Taking a.Eiewl on the side Of humanity,
and how strongly orc you urged to pro-
vide relief for them By providing further
room at tho Hospital. i''''''''7F .'..' q
To tho horrors Of insanity are added tho
gloomy tertors Of confnencntin county
fail with tic chances to restoration "a
sanity still diminishing. .''' i.f,..
To neglect providing additional room
In the Asylum, where they would receive
the care and attention of those skilled and
experienced In the treatment Of insanity,
and n al probability Be restored to health
and.useCQllesS in society, seems little less
than cruelty.
By IN appropriation Of about 100000 u
snnf necessary 10 keep them IN jail fur
ycaIS) you can provide room for all who
are now in jdi6. No doubt you win be
beSicged to make appropriations for the
West Virginia University and other high
schools, but ftr the ciuSe Of suffering hui.
manity let your fFst appropriation Be 10
enlarge tho Hospital, and next tho I'D.
Eancenent Of our high schools should you
have tho means. HUMANITY.
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.1lGeMosT IR0NtIEuL VtsE1ABLE M1EGA1lVE
Y 1 p1sooYnREp..aa.
pIBrASE6 o. TuH BLOOD.

l'1.The tits otthc aesh 10 In tho Blood, % q
sSriptutAI mlxii that science proves TO be tEae.
Tho people talk Of. bad blood, Is tho cause loi
many diseases, and like many popular opinions
ibis Of bad blood 10 founded In truth, !; 5-slys
! Tho symptons ofbad blood arc usually qpite
plAlnLbad BIZ POSITION causes imperfect natfi'
don, and consequently tho circulation Is feeble,
tho soft tissues loSs thelrtons and elasticity, and
tho tongue becomes pals, broad, and frequently
Covered Will jpasty, white coat. This eondi.
EabF SSoh S6oWI itS6iE IN i0ugkIESs Of the, akin,
4hOn IiHEUPTEvR and ULouRAFrvE diseases, and
when long soptinpsd results in serious ls'lOas Of
the RraIn, Liver, Lapgs or urinary apparatus.
Much, very much, suffering Ia caused BY impure
i6iood. Ills estimated by some that Onc!htth Of
lthe human family are affected with bcrofalA In
como form. u. g.yl, Of larillL ul.rIit..
When the Blood "a pure, you arc not 80 Liable
70 any disease Many impurities Of tho Blood
arise itumimpure diseases Of large cities. EradI.
cAt6 every IhpuHty nom the fountain OfIite, and
good spirits, tair skin and vitaiatreugth will re-
tprn y. you. ,.gsp ioi il g-oI75lpstil
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T AUGHLINs EXPECTORANT sY-

T AUGHLTNs EXPECTORANT sY-
ARUP-AmOng thSmAny thingS required du'
ring this unpleasant winter for personal HEALTH,
celpolFlnd EASE his Syrup stands 4Hopg Tie
htSa Il has beGn before the public now for u
years and has given the most entire SahEtAetiOn.
AilspFaunIsIuHssin nun CO dHS, GOODS
and HoARSRNEss, should not be wlth99ttt, as
II viii &dotd ipeedrelISf IN taOGt diseases Of tbs
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FOR CRoUP-CAu be
relied on in extreme. cases. FOR WHOoPING
COUGH Invariably gives speedy relief FOR
SORE oATGReept h6 ThrUatmoist with It.
VIOLENT COUGHS Yisld to liz continued use.
Sold BY DruggiStS generally.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
H Wholesale Druggists,
janR 70 81 .,r.,.. Malpst, Wheeling.
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the suggestion that they would not serve
and couldpotlR obliged TO, hArcad from
the Code The prot isions imposing severe
penalties on officers whose duty Il was o
execute any aC.O theI legislature and WI
tnlly ref6ed5 10 do 50. Each Of these
e61iikm said the bill ofithe Committee
WaS not an, they wanted, but they were
willing ID accept It as peace offering.
Without coming to vote on the sub.
sub titnte, the House adjourned.
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sPEcTAL M0TicEB.

WoAfEN AND SOCIAL EVILS
w RssayS for Young Men, M tsgsE y.
mate Of wOmAu-thO happlnssg N ha1o59als
tuSftiate-tho loarfal soctGE 90
ths eSSSo and cure. Sent d enFll;
Opes. adfoS,, HOWARD ASS EIplil
F, Philadelphia, Pa, janaddsWz
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-'s3 oi,m1soT oaI ~ ga.an 'uorE
X o.S:.K!..o!!:l. Q!

if'.a %. H = v 49, .-''' .'t' -.
Il rcmedy Of Noadtrr1 EgeGcy in the 6ts Of
diseases OF tho RldatyS and BId6dIr. ID NAss
4FtattORS ISaSHGGF GSpetia IL d any Vm4dy cab
b. 1t dOCsita work kindly, sIltnHy and rarely,
Thb lGA'ie' which It Affords 10 both certain aud
pEcepdbk,tA ,Ug84r inv lu''
" DBRASlS OF T1iB KIDNEYS AND BLADDER,
Persons unIeQuainted With the structure and
functions 6f the Kidneys cannot estimate the
tMportGNes Of thelr healthy action. i HIl..T hrs
Regular and Sufficient action OF the KldneyR Is
as important, nay, even more 90, than regularity
of.the bowels The Kidneys remove from the
Blood those egGte matters which, II permitted to
remAln, would Ppeedl y destroy Lis. A total sus.
pension OF The urinary discharges will OCCASION
death from thitty.slS to forty eight hours. -
5WhGnth0 Urine u Voidod In small quantities
Of The time Of whoa there Ia Adlsposition to Uriu-
Ate moro frequently than natural, or when the
Urine n high Colored or ecalding With weakness
In the small Of the back Il should not be trihed
with o. delayed, but. KeSkoo Ohould be taken n
once 70 remedy the dliicplty, before aleSlon OF
tho organs takes place Most Of the diseases of
the Bl1dder originate from those OF the Kidneys,
the Urine being imperfectly Becreted In the Kid.
neyG provo Irritating to the Bladder and Urinary
passages. When We ecollCet that medicine mover
reaches tho KidhOyt except through tho general
circulation pf; tho Blood, Re sec how necessary It
Is TO keep the Fountain Of Life Pure, .g ~,
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RECENT cases PROVO eoncltBtvuly 10 the
Boston H6Gs that t'it & safer 10 steala mil.
Ion Of dollars in New York than TO man.
nfaeture an 1ndlairubber comb without
buying the right 70 do go"
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A CRITIC, speaking of CSflotta PATHS
yocaltgm, says: ave- hang upon every
word" "This Is proof Of the lAdy's re.
nafkable power Of execution y remarks a
Contemporary. 4. .asah De-
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"a HUMBUG.- HOW OFTEN WE
1Ahsaar tAiV expression: nom parsons read.
Ing advertisements OF Patent Medicines, and in
nlhs cases ont often they may, % Right Ms
oyera years Bince introduced Dr.. Tobias Ven.
elm LIniHant 70 the public. haa no money to
GdysrtiSe It 20 len Il tor sals With Tow drug
gisa and BtorskecpesS thFOugh ! small section Of
thS country, many taking II with great reluctance;
but told them TO lot any one hAYO II and Y II
did not do all stated on my pamphlet, no one
need pay foE II. In some stoFoa two O. t l1l
bottles were taken on trial By persons present, I
was, BY many, thought er4Ey, and that would DO
The last they would 500 Of me. Bat TTk1ew my
medicine Fas no hnmbug. In about Two months
began % receive orders for moro Linimept,
some calling 1t ny valuable LinInent who had
refused 70 sIgn q receipt when I lsftait at
tbelrS store. 10 Now my, sales are millions Of
bottles yearly, and all for cash. lwaEnnt H. gu-
perior 10 any other medicine for Tho care Of
Group, Diasrhus, DyS@tery, Collie, lTomttlng,
spaBms, and eineSS, Is an internal remedy.
Il Is perfectly innocent to takO inteEnAlly=sce
oath accompanying each bOttle-And externally
for Chronic RheumAtm, HeSdaehe. Humps
Frosted Fset, Bruises, spFains, old.sorSS, Swell
lEnGUi Sore Threats, &e.E&e 10 .t.1-'!alt
Price 90 eentI. Sold by the Druggists. cDspot
10 Park Piece. N. T.. oil ll Ng 3RnB-1md&W
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DISsOLUTION-THE FIRM NJ
Ell MeElGlAaI& KGirFAS atDaolyeal6I H.
~ b. Nt6ill1h retifii. n II u III q = -
I ~ .itBSt win boiedt tausd under d, M.
az D. D. Knox b Co. ""
janI0 s. MCCLELLAN 4 KNOY
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nHRsAPEAKE AND ONO lRATL

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ ROAD. 4i'l b. va - ,alu - GIG ,l'
Notice to Contractors. I'd
Sealed Proposals viii Be received a. The RnEl,
neOF'O Once 1t Charleston, West Virginia, until
Il l., March lSt $50, tor the graauaton, mason:
ry1nd the Rupef1trd6tuFO Of bii9eoa Oh Tho ChRaA.
peake and Ohio 3, r. between the Falls o. Rn-
nAWhA and the Ohio River, including 0Q00,000
cubic yards Of excavation and q, 900 cubic yards
Of m1S0uFy. l 1H.r il'I ~ plfl 10
Also Of the EngineOr'S oAleo at Richmond, Va,
until u T., March 10Th, 1870, E0r several heavy
sections East Of the White Sulphur Sprihks-tho
Great Bend tunnel, 400 fBat; Lewis tunnel, 3 800
iee ave Other tunnels from 800 70 100 feat ling;
several sections Ia rock cutting, aud abont 1000
cubic yAfdB Of masonry. Probes And. hpeeiAhRI
tons can b fopnd 1.-THE oGlcA Of tha Company,
81 Wl1Am street, New York; At Richmond, Va,
and at Chatle1ton, West Va, on and After Japul!
The company reserves 10 rlRht 70 reject any Or
gil tho bids offered, and TO make private contracts
for the work. %.
,t IH1tS%stioa q otpo' st viii ss Eivos =
For faFfbG IiiofiAatloa apSiy 70 HOp, whit.
comb, chief EnRl9olFs ,BichmGaa, Va, OF 70 ".
A. RupeF, Pr. A6G't Engineer, Chlflestop W, Va,
en- EXPERIMENTATION
lee nor PFeat Gu. z Ohio 3. r. Go
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DIssOICJTION: 1.-THE FIRM OFp
~ @. Hildreth q Bro, 4 dissolved b. i,
Claims Against th6 Iato arm wfll piSSSs 49,.
them for settlement, and those knowing SsS,
selves indebted are requested TO call and ri.
aSit II desired 70 close up tho business % ICIS
G9li6alible, ~ !PiC.HILDRRTH 4 HB0
BY SIP HILDRETH, Surviving Partner,
Wheeling, W. Va, Jan. !, 1870.
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HALLsARoBINsoN-Ou Tuesday evening,
February LIST, 1870, at athe NJ 3. Parsonage, II
TTlAdelphla, BY the Rev. F. Bail, VIZ. JESsI
Hall and Mis- kGF1 Il, RUBuEBoN, IN Of Wheel.
Ing, W, Va, u .t.,.r--e rgf-
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Almost nIne:tenLhs Of our people suffer from
nervous GxhAhStlOn, and arc, therefore, liable TO
fnBed docs, Boftenlng Ol the bEalp, inGAnity, and
complete breaking DOWN of the general health,
Thousands arc suffering to-day with broken.
down nGEVouS, SyBtema, ahdg utiiortunAt italy, TO.
bAceu, alcohol late honfS over QEk, (meAtat aud
phy6icaD arc causing diEea&os Of tho nervous SRI.
tenn TO Increase 4t & fearful 1ti0 ,''N W., "
Tue symptoms 10 which diseases Of tho nervous
gyst4m give rise may bel stated -ag follows "A
dnll, heavy feallng Ia the head, sometimes more
Of leS4 severe pain OF headache; Periodical Head
Confusion Of ldc1G Temporary L0ss q Mcnofy;
Detection Of Splhts; Starting during Sleep; Bad
DreamE HeaitAnon n AnGRtFinE Questions:
pullhOes Of Hearing TWitehnG Of Ci6 Fake and
ATtnOl tSc.g which. fnot promptly !troatsd, lad
% w fsIaNy pelcltnn' insanity lmPotSncy, APP
9pLe1y, &el 81 - - .l..,L,, = ~.
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STANDS uERIYALLEp,
Being the the only KNOWN Medicine Ne IlllrI

Being the only KNOWN Medicine
that RFVrcTRSfLT IlRiulateS and ooKRECfB The
AtpGtIe CAeattaHs and functional DERAS6EAENFs
Of the LlyEn, WITHOUT DEprITAFhR the system.
WhIlc Il acts [feay upon the Liver in1thad Of o.
pioas pttresHg, gradually changer the discharges
to q perteeaaly natural state - ~ 'H'F '''',
sYNProXB OF LIVER COMPLAINT AND or soNE or
THoSE DISEAsEsl PRODUCED BT IT. f'a
A sallow or yellow color OF tho skin, or yellow.
ah:broYn spots on the face and other parts Of tho
body; dullneSs and dfoWsineBa" sometimes head.
ache; bittetOr bad taste In the mouth, internal
heati In many cases dry, teasing cough; I'm.
steady appetite; sometimes sour stomach, with
raising Of the Good GblOatcd or full feeling about
the stomach md Sides; aggTaVAting palms In The
sides, back, or breast, and About tho shoulders:
eonbtlp ofthe bowels; piles, hAtnlencG cold.
meas OF the extrCmiticS, &c. -0uf.rf!
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'WATER TAX FOR I86O.-CITT.
Wv IOnS 40 hereby notified thAt have -,
tGhllahOdAn nfleo o. atp6t Strd6t, Third ward,
opposite P. BQSlgy'l Can1B and Emit HAtAhlilh'
mGnt, and viii b FUAtlI at al hours dnftnE day
time 10 F0cOiV0 WRt0r rShfNs 9l,f "a fG.TtI- -.
janSt lfe5 9: MCDONALD, CollSStoEi
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"a ,sTopNDIN9 REvELA TONS
II. 1.-Two seiOntias publications, are II, tho aeld
against tho hair dyes Of which lead y The basis,
Tho New 4ork Medical Gasstts and TIE; Ipts1,ep'@
Of C1Anitlry bitterly deuounce them, Yet The
hair may, be 8Aiely dyed. Have you seen Prof,
ChIlsoa's Testimony, founded on . careful aualy.
aIs,, and certifying that cHRrsTA RxUHL.
EloR DIE 10. not only q Arstelsas article, for
changing tho coldr Of the hair, but ABso1uEEEY
sEEE.p Christadoro'HI Hair PrsDcETatiye, as1s
Dressing, acts like 4 Shi1n on tho Hair attot
Oyeing. Try IL, LIZ -iB. lah54m1dsWl
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mr. OT1CE-NOT1CE IS HEREBY
LIN given that an application will b taIA0 1,
the next term Of tho Legislature Of West Vlrinji
and Of the nGxt term Of the Legislature Of IN
ginia, for charter for 4 railroad reaching hUo
some point on the Chesapeake and Ohio RSIl
road, 1t or near tho mouth OF GreenbriCr Rive
TO some point on the Virginia and TenRe,ts,
Railroad at or near tho Ohio River Bridge. M
IL general course being 46I9Tg ths li3s St0biS
LOwisburg, Dec. 10Th, 1852, deN
T1sso BUTTON Of C0.PARTNER
IL SHIP.-ThO partnership Of the uadl,
signed, under tho style Of List, Morrison Co,
ID this day dissolved.
The business Of the late arm will be SETTLED b.
tho new arm Of Henry X: List 4 Co.
gsSsy3E ,HRNRY 3. LIST
BENZ. DAVENPORT,
GEO. H. PARKS,
-, DAN'L G, LIST, IT,
pphhaaiAb;l Dee III ih69 Ii,4 ~ 1n ~.
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House Bill, to prescribe the time o
holding the Courts, in the let Jndicia
Circuit. 4 l,1 rIifaIL,ng AI.f L, D5i
House Bill, 70 authorize certain town
ships In Mgnongaliai county to subscribe
to The capital stock Of the Uniontown and
West Virginia Railroad Company. .;1
House Bill, fixing 10 the tunes Of the
Courts in the 9Th Judicial Circuit. 81,
The Senate Bill authorizing the Boards
Of Education Of Petersburg township,
Wood county, and MartinShurg town
ship, Berkeley county, to pay their secre'
taries q certain salary. rar
Adjourned. ~. no iL--iA 49, -.LN
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A LLCOCK's POROUS PLAsTERS,
Sudden severe palms Of the aide and back,
stitches, spasmI, etc, These affections arc most
roublcsome to persons past middle ago, WIN
even come on In bod; arc Yery. painful and oftcn
dangerous. In damp weather they arc more no.
quent than in dry. These plaStera give relief ct
once, and need 70 DO always in the drawer, handy.
'.'', PAIN OF TuE SIDE CURED.
:. ALLENTowN, PREN., April 4, 1869.
MGsSns! T. ALLoouK d 90. 's1''Is'
Baqr Slrt:-.Myl daughter used one, Of your
Porous PlaAteEs. She had very bad pain In her
7i' Yours truly, @ JOHN V.iN. HUNTER.
5000 SOLD N ONE DEA1ER.-Ns6srS. J. 'Balrh
d Son, Of Providence, R. T., writs, Nov. 1853:
eve hivG sold tho Porous Pastors for twenty
Year,, aud, at retail and JobbIng, must hAvO
sold twenty-five thousand altogether. They arc
well liked" IVA 'tn MI JAn61md&w
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BAYT
,M1 l0FSWB8TEp 1RGNIA. I.T--
me Dire6t6fS 81 thl5 Bank have declared a Az,
dend OF Five per can't which will be paid d sto%s
holders, o. their legal FopEeG iy6a on deaIS
Wheeling, January 8, 1870. jSp75fT
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% 0Ri1fRNL NOTICES.

Sg s9s2E# kqHRIaESsS.S S 59.I, ~;
OF tho Gt0ekholderB Of the CItIEenT' RsIiSsS
Company, and election Of. Director, I'M nv
place on Saturday, January &9th, at SO'rIoES y
H., In the Council Chamber Of the City BSjISI,S.,
HARRY Caldwell
iGn15 tA,ks ~ HeeehTy
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.TIRTsTEEs, SA14E.4BY VIRTUE
~! 81 deed Or trust nom George g. stoolHFe,
Or WAdhlnkt6n county, PennSy iVAhla to mo,
bearing date the 6tk day Of January, 1s10, andre:
cOFdedJu the lIlao0fdeFs Odlee for the county or
Ohio, ID Die State Of West Virginia, IN Book y,
pSge d. / shall 6iet Tor Iale Il public auction,
on the 'pnemishs, on Thursday the 1oth d9y ~
March, iS7O, tepHmepeIng Said gAle Of n 0,clQekt
L. II, J tho following pnopCrtY, that u 70 84Y: Al
the rigtt, tlti6And Interest OF the said QebtgG O.
St0OlhfGtin and to d certain tact % land con-
talning three hundred Affea, more 81, lea9, DOR
mGFly owned by Henry Madden, and situated 10
Ohio coaItE, kest virginia. HG6f, Valley Grove
station, on the IIempaSld EIlAlIFoSdI and about
two and half miles ftomW Wet AlaxIndgt, Penn
BylTRnia; tho lutOrCst Of said George g, St6qlhfe
bang ii hndl tidOd half Of said tfakt OF land; IL
TfipaS or Ski.hG4 THE one9hlfd OF the ptf6haBb
money for ID much moro On thepn purchaser my do
sIrel En cash: aud the remaining thirds IN two
equal inbthlnientj payable tesPee ttXGly In Az
and tySeyG mon ths from th6 day Of B1i6 III ~.
tQrnst nom said day.. This purchaser to give hands
for the deferred ln4tllme9ts. With personal Hern-
Hty 10 beappioYed By the ,TFttBtee,i the QHe DO
iif also retained By the Trustee until the prrt
chase money EhallhlVebeeh fallypAid. y 9tt
selling %. Trustee, shall convey Is! tho par.
chaser such Tile ~ Il YeHted In me BY Tho deed Of
trust Tho undivided noiGtY of aid tact OF lind
win be sold tn roset and not BY The hcres !.
l1i... .,filG ',GIJA4kS!iE' RICE. q
feb3-5tdA4tW Hs., d. i'm ~ yr1 FnAtee..
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BRANCH OFFICE, CLARKsBURG WEST "a.
Hon. JOHN ]. DAVIS, T. s. SPATES,
PreSldenf Vice President
R. N. POOL; General Agent,
=, 49,. CLARKSBURG, W. VA

aGOQ0 SAT- w $780, = w. '"
Agents wanted everywhere In the State.
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HtJMBUG. -How OFTEN I'VE

y V0D'7-T
JAMS m.,s MsIRst., Wheeling
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-07-15
A DrOadside for Humbugs.

Incompetence and assurance generally go hand
in hand, and of all the tribe of pretentious know
nothings with which society is afflicted, the unset
entihc g medicine men, who attempt to tamper
with the health Of the community are the most
dangerous and the most impudent .agad q
i So much by way OF Text Now for special and
particular application.
1t appears that mushroom growth Of so-called
"Bitters," is springing up under different names
in various localities particularly in the Southern
and Western States, which the vendors have the
hardihood 20 recommend to easy-going people
upon whom they think they can impose, as a
substitute for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, long
recognized by every class as the purest and best
Medicated stimuant and invigorant tho world af-
fords. sf H. es,.f
The concoctions referred to being composed Of
worthless material, offer larger margin for profit
than that Celebrated Tonic, and hence the anxiety
of dollar worshipping dealers to foist them upon
the public in its place. a4,-. .,...,
But " forcw warned is forearrned," and all parties
whom these distinguished % beings are endeavor-
ing to coax and inyeige into substituting trash for
q standard remedy, are hereby informed of the sell
fish and sordid motives which underlie the repre-
sensations in question. gtt III .HF}as H~t''1
The great popularity and vast sales of Hostet-
ter's Bitters cannot, of course, be seriously i'm
pared by these tricks of trade" but as the de-
bilitated and suffering have direct interest in the
matter, it is only an act Of common humanity to
put them on their guard.