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DIsN1ssED.-Adams A. Everett was ar.
rested and brought before Justice Giles
,py, yesterday, charged with assaulting a
Mrs. Keyser. The case was fully herd,
and resulted in Everett's discharge from
custody.
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MUNICIPAL CouRr.-This Court was in
session yesterday morning, and after trans
acting some business Of no special interest
to the public, adjourned until 1OA.M.to-
morrow. H. -u-.-. N
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To TEAcHERs-Persous proposing TO
teach in the public schools Of this district
will find an announcement Of interest to
them in our advertising columns this
morning. ..
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Rusr1cAr1So.-Capt. Charley MuhIe-
man, Of the Major Anderson, Is now at
Hannibal, Monroe county, where he pro-
poses to rusticate for month.
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By RRSTNa, ind applying the rents to
the purchase, every one can become the
owner Of a frst class Wheeler s Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Sumner IS Co.,
Agents, No. So Monroe street. Wheeling.
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LOOK AT rHE RUINJ.--Ays, look at, the ruins Of
what once were magnificent sets Of teeth. to be
seen everywhere in society. Look at them, and
ask yourself II 1t is not marvellous that such
destruction Is permitted, when, by simply usIng
SozoDoNT, ANY TEETH, HOwEvER FRAGILE, may
be preserved from decay Of blemilh a., lopga.s
life lastst .Y1aGajI LuH
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GoxE TO THE DocK.-The r. R Hud-
son has laid up at Cincinnati. She will
go to the dock and be thoroughly over
hauled, in the meantime. 80
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MARIE ANToNETrE SLPPERa-Anew
supply ofthis popular Slipper just re.
cetvel at Forgey 6 Clemens, Southeast
corner Of Main and Union streets.
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GheqntelIi9ereen
WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1870.
Nnw AdTertisements.

SPECIAL POLICE APPOINTED-Adam
Weisgarber and James PARCEL have been
appointed special police officers at the
Baltimore & Ohio machine shops. ., q
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r COMMISSIONERS SALE.


pLAA4A0tS1 .r.... s.... - cd -
~" "a. In CmneerJ.
Kate Brown, Isaac Durham, and
Others, Defendants. J.
BY virtue Of decree rendered In the above en-
tItled cause, At the June Term, 1870, Of the Cur;
cult Court for Ohio County, the undersigned
Special Commissioners will, on
Saturday, the SOth Day Of JuIy, 1919. .
Sell At Public Auction, ON the premises the tract
Of land in said decree descSibed, and known Is
the ''ISaAc BuIkham" Farm, containing one hum.
dred and nInety-six 1885 arres, one ~ rood,
twenty.louE (9i) peTches. This valuable arm lies
A short distance from the National Road, nearly
eouIdIStSnt from Roney's Point and TriAdelphIA;
Ii we'll wAteTed, and has upon 1t large and com.
modiouS Frame HOuSs, toguther with barn and
0lher outbuIldings and IMPROVEMENTS. '-El
TERMS OF SALE-0He-LAird Of the purchase
money Ia cash; the residue In tire equal pay.
ments on credit Of one, tao and tire years,
with interest from dGyoi sale, the purchaser %
give bOndG with good Secntity for the deferred
InstAlmentI, Tho title being retained Is addi-
tional security until the payment Ia null Of tho
purchase money. y. RICHARDSON,
Al. CLARKE,
Special Commissioners.
Law Oaices, Monroe street, near 9Th, Wheeling,
". Va. jun35
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THE largest stock and latest styles Of
women's, Misses and Children's slices in
the city can, be found OF Louis =. Bond's,
1O7 Main street. s.. rgr.i All 10 Jgt,.
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The largest stock Of Fancy Colored
Shoes fnthe city, at Louis v. Blond's,1O7
Main street, ''''.l'' 800 .! T..
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JUsT received another lot of those fine
Lasting Caters worth tSS 90 for 81 75,, at
Louis V. Blends, 1O7 Main street. ~. ui.'
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LADIES Lasting Congress Slippers,
neat, comfortable, durable and cheap, at
Forgey& Clemens: u z q II
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Z PuorooRAPHs.- An Tie new. styles, dt
the Partridge Gallery. e4
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Go TO Forgey s Clemens, Southeast
corner Main and Union streets, for Hats
and Caps.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

A UCTION SALE OF REAL ES.
~ TATE AND COAL FIELDS ADJACEH.E
TO WuEELING.-Dy virtue q! the a1Lsnor1y
vested In Is By tho Will OF PhlliP, ,he!lIy, 0e
CEASED, We WIN oaeF for sale At Public ApeH2n,
County. in the City OF Wheeling, on
Saturday, the 10th Day Of Jnly, 1870,
And thereafter, from time to time, TIL the sale 70
completed, commencing each day At Ten oeloek
ceased, situated adjoining and east Of Wheeling
Creek and the City Of W6eeling. The hnd and
extensive coal deld underlying the same TO be
sold will be offered In parcels g shown upon the
ulat thereof made by james GilehrlEt. Surveyor,
copy OF which may be seen In the Recorder
otfcg II this county, and at the ONCE Of Thos.
O'Brien. Real EGtalV Agent, Wheeling, W. Va,
but the whole will Be sold together, or several
parcels will be sold together, a. may be tound
best.
nv each purchaser 70 DO paid 10 hand, and the
residue IN three equal inStslmVntS bearing Inter
est from the day OF sale, and payable respectively
In one, two and three years from that Gay, r.
serving the right 10 each purchaser to pay the
whole Or any greater portion OF tho amount que.
The tile 10 be retained until payment in full, or
conveyance 70 he made on deferred payments DC
Ing secured BY deed Of trust.
But pnFchGserS OF the coal will In addition to
above conditions be required 10 give approved
personal security for deferred payments.
Selling a. Tr1stres under said will, we under"
take 70 convey only such title q l. vested In %,
and a. By SaId will We have power TO convey, bnt
We believe rho title 70 By nngnestion3ble
K, V. RlIEI4AN, .l ~
HENRY MOORE,
ALON2O LOR1EG,
Trustees Of P. ROillys Estate.
WAEELlNG,: Jane 18th. $50. JUNO
The sale mentioned in the above advertise
nent Il adjourned until r.
Wednesday, the 18th Day Of August Next,
1t the place and at tho hour mentioned 10 said
advertisement .r..- r yl4
july 18Th, 1870.
nOR SALE.-A VERY GOOD ~
u Two story Brick Dwelling House IT.
with rooms. on Main street. First Ward.
Also. LOLNo. IS, eoFner Market and Washing
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HAVE your Photographs taken at"1l7"l
Main street. E
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noR sALE.-A VERY GOOD In
with 3 rooms. on Main street, FIRST Ward. lsA
Also. LOtNo. IS, corner Market and Washing
ton street, First Ward. %. ~ ~ lA
iyl2 ,Gy a.p.rs. q trsti 1.iIRWIN.-
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dor SALE TO CLOSE AN ES- "a
u TATE.-The ArstelGSs DWELLING III
HOUSE, situated on the north east corner.
OF Hampton and Sixth streets, now occupied by
Mrs. Carter. There 10 full lot, and the house 10
In as good condition as the day It WAs built;
everything about the premises In thorough re-
pair. Apply to ]. p. LEWIS,
dec1.n AcLure House, Wheeling, W. Va.
TOR SALE-TWENTY (2U BUILD
II Ing Lots on Wheeling Island. Price $500
each. Terms, one-l0urth cash; the residue In
equal instalmentS At one, two and three years.
a1Si JNo. p. olLcIRIsT.
VALUABLE MARTINS FER. IN ~,
RY PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The iiH
subscriber ot0Fs for sale his property near .-
the Ferry Landing, Martins Ferry, Ohio, CON
sIatIng Of TIRES lOIs, on which Is building 36 BY
70 feet, designed for Planning Mn. A large en-.
CINE and three boilers, will also be EOld with the
property or separately. For information apply
~ ISAAC NEWLAND,
mails Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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rTpf, BORDERS, ORNAMENTS. CUTS. ETC.
20
.nuat
From the well .knOWn F0uDdrIeI d
NRW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,

H., ,'' 90 '''"' AND BOSTON
70
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% EEmO FULLY STOcHED WITH TH1
.aE
,qidsianriJos. ra .
Latest & Most Improved Presses,
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a. 'ChaneerJ.
Kate Brown, Isaac BurkRnl, and
~ ~ a9hRTs nSfsnhOntS .'a f' ~ g. r..
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Rnnonnter WIlh q Catamount.

A Maine man describing an encoun-
ter with a catamouut In Hamilton
county, Florida, says:
/ went to a pond one mile and q
half from home, aud caught a fine
mess of fish. As l was leaving for
home / heard something walking on
the leaves behind me; L turned and
saw a large catamount within sever
feet of me, and before | could get
fairly on my feet-for / was sitting
down-he sprang upon the top of ms
head and cut q large cash in my uader
lip with his teeth, and scratched my
eyes with his claws so that l could
not sec. / got my knife out of my
pocket and dropped it before | could
open it. I soon found he was getting
the best of the fight aud l jumped in
to the pond. He then let go of my
lip and caught me on the head. ]
turned over on my face and he let 90
Of my head and bit me on the neck. |
put my head under water and he let
20 of me. l held my head under wa
ter as long as / could and live, expect
ing when | rose he would attack me
again; but he was goue. l washed
my eyes and got one Of them so
could see, took a large stick and start
ed for homo without molestation,
Men started with guns and dogs and
killed him within a quarter of a mile
Of where we had the fight. Thus
had the great consolation of seeing
my enemy dead.
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DAHLY JOURNAL
4 APRIL 4. 1870.
Grace Church. DAYTON.

We End the following description Of
Grace Nj. II. Church, Dayton, in the
DAYTON Journal: THE edifce is Y
bv III. Height of side walls, u feet;
height Of each Of the two spires. 100
feet; height Of basement, II feet;
height OF auditorium, 40 feet at the
apex, and the DON Is calculated to
seat about 800 persons. The arehi-
tect was .. j.. Wheelock, of Chicago.
Mr.. Joseph Peters was SuperinGen-
dent and builder. The edifce is in
all respects q model Of its kind. The
interior is most complete. The pull
DIT answers to the popular conception
Of "the sacred desk" The altar in
front comprises a simple platform q
few inches above the level ofthe floor,
and the pulpit and altar are provided
with rich but plain furniture. Inc
grand organ stands in the rear OF the
pulpit, aud occupies the width OF tho
broad altar, and is one OF the best
church instruments IN the country,
and cost $4,000. The pows are elegant
and circle towards the pulpit. The en-
tire floor is covered with a rich carpet
Of subdued pattern. A coy gallery
spans the auditorium at the front of
the edifce, and extends out over the
stairway ind vestibule. The audito-
rum is lighted with gas, radiated by
means OF double reheotors in the
ceiling. The entrance, hall, and am
pie stairways, are most elaborately
finished. The lower portion Of the
structure. which has been devoted to
church use for about two years, COM
prises q q largo lecture and Sabbath
school room, pastors Office, class
rooms, and the social reunion rooms
for the congregation on occasions OF
church meetings, festivals, &c.
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Trna HerOIsm.

The mar who walks the streets with
unrufied brow aud peaceful heart,
though his busiucssi is ruined, his pros
poets beclouded, and his family re-
duced to want, who maintains his in
tegrity amid temptations, aud bravely,
hopefully struggles against adversities,
upborne by an un%yielding faith in
Providence, is a hero. And in yonderT
room, where that poor, pale-faced
girl, through long weary days and
dreary nights, with aching, eyes and
wasting frame, bravely battles off the
gaunt starvation, OF fighting iniamy
with no other weapon than q trusting
heat and a little needle-There is
one of Gods great heroines.
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Deen warm rainy, gloomy ana altoeaih6r
disagreabie, and at 9 p 1I. yesterday h Was
SILL raining. with but little prospect oil fa
quitting Toe river was rising vegfar1ar
eVenlng ab The rate Of OF IN inch uer
hour with Fl rect Q inches ia the canal
and 10 feet Inches inthe chute with aH raat
a under the bridge for passing rfanm-
beats. KreigLtshaVe become quIJo errera
TO all points, and rates are q Little fhalrv.
The st. Marys arrived at the Portland
wharf yesterday from New Orleans. sine
viii lower her chimneys this mornfunnn1
pass over the falls, and land at the cIfr
wharf to receive freight for P~lttsburr.
The Commercial Of Friday avs
Route Agent ]. Wesley Davis was Eakon
slck, Iuesday, and could not take charge
OF the mails on the Morning Star. An n1
one could be found To 20 fr ais nfore
there was no mail sent out by that boat.
ST. LOUIS. - The Democrat or Frldsy
says:
The impression Is quickly apreaffra
that there viii be q fr-sheti the rains boz
Ing general ana heaVy uorths eakf
west. Although the pperriver fs rerH
stationary at Dubuque, more than
1t Il. only q lull, and an upward moe
ment has been or Will be resumed
Omaha a rise or I'VE feet on Wednosdar
important enough 20 cause reelection q to
the Missouri while its lower tribufariea
are booming. That stream rs clear 81 iee
q long distance above Sioux city. and
there ts every Likelihood OF the mountain
boats going straight on without Interrupt
Nearly 20 feet over the falls at Iauie.
Vile. and same on Harpeth Bhoals ia tne
Cumberland, is q stage of water that tn-
vltes the utmost use o. the largest tone
mage. At Cincinnati the rise In che Ghfo
has been abou6 feet per d8y Tor seVernt
We repeat our caution Of some
days since-let people below Cairo prepare
for very high water ora freshet.
Captain Frank Hicks and Martin walt
OF Memphis have bought One-half Of inc
famous steamer Belle Lee-the TELEGRAM
says-for $4,000.
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From tho New York TimesI
Time to Play.

The near opening of the base ball
season suggests an idea or two in re-
speet to that and other outdoor sports.
For instance, cannot more facilities
be granted by which our employed
youth may avail themselves more
freely of such sports? There would
be no great harm. if any, inflicted on
business by the establishment of a
Saturday half holiday. In other pla-
ees the privilege is stated to have been
conceded without any loss Of trade
at all. At any rate the experiment
is worth a trial. Then players them
selves may properly consider whether
some code of play might not be agreed
upon which shall not only cover the
rules of games, but also some few
hints upon decorum. And lastly,
there is a want Of some definite effort
on the subject or proper localities,
At present there is u deficiency OF
these, which might and should be sup
nlied.
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Publishing a Newspaper Under DIM

The following curious editorial an
nouncement appears in the White
Pine Daily Nclos, a Nevada paper, of
March II;
APoLoGETIo.-At the present wri-
ting we are in the midst of the most
terrific storm VIC ever experienced.
The atmosphere is not intensely cold,
but il curls about with a rapidity. va
riety and industry not at all charm
ing. The tin roof Of the Office has
gone off entire, and all hands are at
work without shelter. The gale is so
terrific that repairs cannot DO made,
and we are compelled to freeze it out.
praying for an early subsistence of the
storm. Under the circumstances it is
necessary to crave the indulgence Of
our friends with the deficiencies in
this issue of the Daily Ners. Every
man is 10 his place, all industriously
working to bring out some sort of a
publication to keep up the proper
daily ~aDDearace.
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sPECIAL NOTICES..


The liver has a very important part TO
perform in the animal economy. It's func-
lion f. two.fold. The fluid which 10 Sc
cretes tempers the blood and regulates the
bowels, and upon the quantity and quail
ty Of the secretions depends, in q great
requirements of the system and the que
reInOva of the refuse matter Wnlcl Ie-
mains in the tnteStInes after the Work OF
digestion has been accomplished.
One OF the principal uses of Hostettef,s
m B1tters is to tone ana contLOl thAs
somewhat unruly organ. Inc anIlolIlous
properties OF the preparation are scarcely
secondary to its virtues as q sLomacnIc.
It's operation upon the liver IS not Nlolent
like that of mercury, but d ana gen.
lie. Instead Of creating u udden tumuIt
In that sensitive gland, IL regulates us &C
ton by degrees. Hence, II IS a S0Je remedy
for bilious disorders, while mercury, being
q tremendous excitant, Is not. Inc more
naturally and quietly q diseased Ofg8n
can be restored to It's normal condition
the better, and IL is the peculiar properly
of his harmless vegetable alteratiVe 10
reinforce and regulate without exciting
or CONFUSING.
The success which has attended its use
as 81 remedy for affections OF the liver Is
proverblal. Persoas OF a bilious habit
who take 10 habltually as q protection
against the attacks to which they are con-
additionally liable. pronounce 1T the best
of an approaching fit of ~biliousness can
hardly be mistaken. A vain in the right
side or under the Mould blades, q saffron
ttnge in the whites OF the eyes,, sick head
ache, a feeling of d-rowsineSs, low spirits,
loss Of appetite, constipation and general
debility are among the usual indications
of n morbid condition of the liver, and as
soon as they appear the Bltters should be
resorte0 to in order TO ward off more 6ert-
GUS consequences.
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THE CURE - HOW DISCOVERED =
Having been long afflicted with CANCER,
l resorted 10 all Ia remedies OF which /
could hear. Among them was one recon-
mending u certain herb to me as a cure.
1 (as 1 %supposed) procured the herp,
aud prepared and applied IL, which
by the family physician he Informed me
that the herb / had used, which made
q perfect and speedy cure, was not h one
recommended. All who are afflicted can
find a speedy cure by sending for the re-
cIpe with full directions Tor use. Price %.
Address. with registered letter or money
order, GEORGE MORGAN, Box 25l, Port
Jervis, Orange County, New York.
ta22 d8m
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AdministratQrIs Sic.

RTOTICE is hereby given, that WIS
~ sell at public auction, on
SATURDAY, THE $50 DAY OF APRIL,
1870,
At the residence Of Ira CavenB, 1ate OF
Vanderbilt gh County, deceased, ali hIs
personal property. consisting on horses.
mules. cattle, hogs farming utenetla.
wagon buggy, household and Kitchen
furnitures corn, whant, oats, &c mos
by the Widow
a credit OF nluC months VIII h
pa ALI suma 0Vo three uoItara.
chatter giving his uQb with
surety, WRlving valuation pad
meat laws. LilAA HDoM
mha0 W3w Mdm4uIaE
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Largest Circulation 2

IL contains all the News Of tho Day
Telegraph, Foreign and Domestic and by
Mall.
variety 10 the Spice Of Life,7 n every
ssue of the JOURNAL is funo Of a variety o.
ews, Gossip, and Miscellaneous Reading
1t publishes Reports of the Markets oF
ali the commercial celters Of the country
It's Reports OF The Evansville Markets
are always prompt AND reliable.
1t aims to be a reliable General News
paper, and TO be ahead Of all Others iu
every respect.
The aim OF It's Editors is TO make Do tho
paper for the people; instructive 50 aH
sought for by the business man Che
farmer, the professional man, the NEE
chanic a household companion tile
politicians guide-in fact, 10 make 40 az
nearly EVERYBODY'S paper as possible.
RtUer Men WM Lad Il Reports not Ell
oeUed by any paper q Go great 1HgsfsnppE
VaHeyI
Our facilities for doing all kinds Of
job Printing for Steamboats, are ems
eQUaLed.
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RArCuELOn,S uATR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is II best In the
world. Harmless, reliable, instantaneous;
does MOI contain lead nor any VitdLtc pos
the yaunted and delusive preparations
boastIng virtues they do not possess. The
genuine w. a. Bachelors Hair Dye has
had 30 years untarnished reputation to
uphold its integrity as the only Perfect
Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold by all
Druggists. Applied at Is Bond Street, New
York. llelO
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LUMBER-LUMBER

FETHE SUBSCRIBER CONTINUES
- the Lum Der Business at his old stand
at the corner of Main and Seventh Streets,
ana Would respectfully inform the public
that his stock Is large and second 10 none
IN the assortments, embracing Pine OF all
thfeknesses and quality, from the incest
Third Common Saginaw Board up to
Three-inch First Clear Plank.
Also, 500 DOORS of various thicknesses
and styles. and
10000 LIGHTS.
Window SASH, Pines aud Poplar Shingles,
3 and fleet I4atb, MouldIngs, Castings,
Quarter-Round, sc, SC.
orders from b country, river or rail
filed promptly.
se2l d8m JOHN e. GLOVER.
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Sz- For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLES
on the face, use PerTy's Conedone and Pf1n-
pie Remedy, prepared only by DIR. b. q.
PERRY, 40 Bond Street, New York. sold
The raj supplied by whole
sale medicine dealers. Inol7 dSm SPIN
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EB- To remove Moth-Patches. Freckles,
and Tan from the face, use PeTTgS Moth
and FyeckIe Lotion. Prepared only by DI.
b ). PERRY. told by all druggists.
nOy17 d3m SPIN
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B. A. FAHNEsTOCKS
" H R M u O. E

The Tdpe Worm Is one Of The na0st clH-
and relentless enemies 81 man, and Oce1ftop
The most distressing SUmpt0Hs. Adult pain
in the forehead, giddiness, alternate pale-
ness and flushing OF h face, palenes3 81
the lips, emaciation, alternate los ana
excess Of appetite, cravings FOR particular
articles of food, offensive BREATH swelling
OF the abdomen, depressing OF sptria and
nervous i~rritabiIity, are the leading Wmp-
toms.
Now. why not, in view OF this dane8rouE
enemy make use of 2 remedy which many
wears of experience mas proves TO be O. safe
and certain remedy II. A. FahnestocEfs
Vermiuge, II used according to the dlrec-
lions which accompany each bottle, VIII
not fall to eradicate the destroyer.
Great caution must be used by every
purchaser 10 be his own judge fl one
sense, n 20 Eamin every bottle me-
buys OF 1t. h simple name of FAHEE-
STOCK IS not sufficient. He must look
closely and carefully TO see that tho iul-
tiais are B. a. F~AHEEsTocK, aud be satis-
ned with nothing else.
b. A. FAHNESTOOK'B son q co.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
PITTsBURGs PAss