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ShRSA ARjL a.
A Good Reason Cor the CAPTAINS
Faith.

Read the Captsia Letter and the Letter from
his mother
Benton Barraces No. April so 1860.
pR IonN BrLi- Bear sir KNOWING III,
efficacy ct your elrsiparilla, oul the healing
and beneficial qualitIcsit r]osyeasos, / send Won
'he following s'atencnto Of my case:
was wounded about two vcars ago-vus
hkon prisoncrand confined for sixteen months
Being moved SO Often, my wounds have No,
healed vet, ! bave rot sal an a moment
since ! was wounded. am shot through No
hips. My general health "a impaired. and I
need something 70 assist nature. have mare
iaith IN YOUR S~afsipNrilla tllau in ANYTHING
else. wish that that Il genuine. Please "a.
press ihe halt a dozen bottles, and ohlire
Carr. G. P,sJOHNSON.
ST Louis, No.
7 $ The following WAS written Aprtl 90
la6A, by Mr, Jennie johnson, mother Of Cart.
Johnson,
Ia ions BrlI-Dcar SIR Nv husband.
Dr. z. :, Johnson, wasa skillhl surgeon ana
phy@clan N Ceutrai New York, where ho aied
the above G. I johnson 70 nv care
AZ thirteen rcsrs Of age he had a chropio dinr.
and s~crotnla, for which | gave him your
Sarsaparilla, In trRED utn, have far ION
recommended II to mans in New York,
and Ohio, for scro0ula, fever sores. and
general debility Perfect success has attended
IT, fhe rares e4tchsim some cssss ~ stvofaia
ana fttff sores .rere almost mracai9Rs. / am
ANXIOUS for my sen 20 again have recourse 10
our Satsapagilla. He Is fearful Of getting a
s%pnriocs article, hence his writing to YOU for h.
His wounds are tetr,blo, hut believe he will
recover Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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PRODUCED BY IT.
K 0 S X O O !!

ta remedy Of wonderful E,1targin the crge Of
diseases Of tho kjiasgs aud bladder. IA iasss
aff'19a8 IL Is a. near O. Nprcutc as can Sam4}y
con BE- IL does its work kutdlg, airaRy and
surely. The RehJ Which IL affords Is both
eftta aod pfrcebhble.
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LIABILITIES
THE STATE OF MISSOURI.

1T AND COUNTY OF ST LOUE -
CHARLES \. MENTz President, and james r. Macbeth Secretary OF he a ita pm,, "A
Insurance Company dSt Lonfl being evemly sworn. dpose ana saw and emh Fr bnl
@Fa that the foregoing ISIS substantially a full true and correct statement oftbe aghrn ~ n
Company, as from the book OF the same that the said Insurance Comnauy is the 5mf "a il
ne aeH la!@'ea@ af"ve stated ofwhch the principal portion of that invested n Il
ame security Is upon nnncumbeed property in the City and County FIST Louis worth nm
the amount oil SAID loans andthat none of the above described investments ncrayp afAnI
are m@ae Tor me beneht ofay individual exercising authority in the management c sadie /
pay, nor r any other person or persons whatever and that they are the above deqndbem !
Atlas MutualL eI Insurance Company" ifs. Lis
JAMES II, MAcBETH, Secretary SEAL
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day Of February A n 1871 /
Witness my hand and official seal |
SEAL THEODORE p,prv onmu.u.e,.
A Ct IAs - |
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BULLS
CEDRON BITTERS.
Authentic Documents.
Arkansas Heard from.
Testimony of Medical Mon.

Stony Point White Co, Ark, May %, GO.
On Jous Butt-Dear Sir. Last February. |
was IN Louisville purchasing drugs, and | got
some Of your ~Saraparilla aud Cedron Bitters.
My son-inlaw, who waswith me in The store
has been down with rheumatism for some time,
commenced on the Bitiers, and soon found his
general health improved.
Dr. Gist, who has been in bad health. tried
them aud he also improved.
Dr., Coffee, who bias been In bad health for
several years-~stoiaach and Attr afected-he
improved very much by the use Of your Biltcrs.
Indeed, the Cedron Biiters have given YOU great
popularity In this settlement. think | could
sell a great quantity Of your medicines this
All.- especially yonr Cedron Bitters and Sarsa-
q Nelly, respectfully.
C., B.. WALKER.
Prepared by On Joan Butt at bis Labratory
Fifth Street Louisville Ky,
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X S O!
seeis with GarAr Srccrss IN the crpr Of
OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEN,

Almost pino-tenihs Of oar people suffer from
nervous exhaustion, aud arc, therefore, liable
fo rs coucunaitan, evils Of mental depression.
rophised IDEAS soleniuggf the brai4 inanity.
aRd roHplete breaking down Of the general
health. Thousands are suffering to-day with
broRfn-down nervous sysiem~ aud. unlorfa.
nately' tobacco, alcohol, late hours, oyer-work.
tmen!ai aad rhysieail, arc causing diseases Of
df nervous system "a increase at q fearful natio.
fhe y mptalns 20 which diseases Of the ner-
eegs system gire rise. may lie stated III follow
4 dull, heavy feeling IN the head, sometimes
iaore or less severe 'pssa OF headache; periodi.
cal headache, dizziness, robes or rinrinc IN
the head confusion Of ideas temporary loss
II memory detection Of spirits; starting during
sleep bad dreams; hesitation in answering
questions dullncss Of hearing tsltching. IL
rae face and &ce Which if not prompt.
treated, lead 70 paralysis, dclirlum, INSANITY.
impoieucy, sppopleay, 6e, &c,
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Ptrsohs nnacqnhined with the structure aud
mncllons ot thc kilneys eanaot estimate She
pgpertmfe or thIir t}d1tg aciiaa.
Regular and sufficient action Of the Kidneys
Is rs Important uay, more So. than regularity
q the bowels, The Kidneys remove ium The
blood those s'Tete matters which, ifpermIttcd to
r%eensin, would speedily destroy NE. A'total
impression Of the urinary discharges will or
c1slon death from thirty-siSto iotty-eigb hours.
When the Urine is voidcl Ia small euaRli.
'ies y the time, cr When there Is a disposition
70 Ultimate more frequently than naturalorwhen
Tho nrine Is high colored or ecalding with
weakness Ia Che small Of the hack, Il should
nol ~ 'rilcd with Or delayed, but Eoskoo
should he iakcna, oaep 70 remedy Tie difficulty
before lesion Of the organs takes place
Most Of the diseases Of the hladder Originate
from tloseof tho kidueys, the urine being in-
perfectly sttrtted ia the Kidneys provo irrila-
lins to the bladder and urinary passages
" hen We r%ecollect that medicine never reach
esthe kidaeys except through the.gepcral cir
caladon ofthe blood, VIC can see how necessary
ltis to keep the Fountain OF Life Purc.
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CLIO BE
N utuaI Life InSnranceC Go.
OF NEW York; ESTATE C $50
PtlNY FREEMAN, prst JOHN A. HARDENBFRea v p~x4 y g pr,,, . III
Cash Assets Over SO, 900 600 90
No. OF Policies Issued Over 10000.
Reasons taF Insurlng N lhIs Colnnanl

IN a Seas 4 "a, ne ss ssssaF sasrsd y ~ Liz Insurance Companies The policies ri the Globe
ne ehupSu s Ae SuMesss w lofM@S pi Barnes SAYS IN his report for lsds sn far as
safest Life Insurance policy tht Gan issued BY a cmpoua6nn n h" fo0's lug
Ihpouscsae all non-tnfataRgthc President OF this COMPANY bepv no. 0rtbOr osh !.
nonfokihng system 49, &NKW8 0Ws 'We ""I "uuOr oil ne
ls policies arg he most liberal issued by any company in the United States nn.h H.
@m N. IAN wv M ~. $1,000 NV poh@@s @ y ne aeino other companies In such cases TIE
full amomtc fHc premiums raid arsrhurnedt to the bneschrvN Porcv bJdor, - 80
rAdc snm any psrtoft he United States and Europe al MI season ofrs. rs ~" ""u
itisnnA ALT popular styles Of policies including the Return Premium liz pn vbn.
policy holder dies insavdu upon this new and popular plan. the full amannt AZ nrnniors MA
by him white living aenArnei to theAnehchrr together Whit em n amnrrar ~ woM". H.
Parties deAnnen Ahstlr1anee will hndh TO their interea 10 examine the merits nfhis
Company ss ""N
Bcnt Of Reference, Wn, y chery, President Memphis National Bank, John no,ov,r
hMha, HMns ba , samuel 4 Walker and Hon. Thomas n. Smith. Memphis Gen w
y Feahertona Gel u WWnherH Hon wv g Watson HI. ST Ghobon. EoirS nrnSs Ms
GEN SB BuCKNER, --s.N- III. AH 0"p Sflhgs as
H. T. ToMIINSON Co, r u.nmrs g w qmAsec
@ W LOGAN WALKER. Mate Agents. for Nmxdr IA on" ~ ueA. e .Tpar.nen1
HGNR tshWN hA inlhsm
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STATEMENT or TBE CONDITION or THE
Mutual Life InSuranceCa
OF SIT. louis
ON TIM D4y OF ywvuARx ,.

The name dhs Company i tho Atlas Mutual Life Insurance c,rn,n, ,nat II
the city FIST Louis County ofst Louis State Of MISSOURI
nc amount OF lAptHNiock t.-~"t. a. mm.. o ana.
The amount ofCapal Stock paid a. ims
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THE A OF MISSOURI.

CrY AND CouTrY OF ST. LorR. f&
BE it remembered thatL Theodore Pnin. n Commissioner ofnooa, a. !. ~ .
~ Loms ny MO. doheeby certify that have this day personally examined nv .sTs
wh ~ Me Aus lutull Lite Insurance Company of St Iouis 10 t.t ~ ~, -
Io oSmIs NJ anu SWe omdt e ownersofb bonds totes and other Securities enMas
me sHndme IS torn tngpartmthe actual assets Vi said Comnanv and ircnSaaa - WI aM
~ n|ht VI e e "nhuo OF said Company, oil the LIST lay of January 1870.
60 an - uF mtm ne sad company bthe bona fi owner of bonds and mortCacn mnaa
s@ V Vnh snow wmchs said mortgages are duly entered Of record that Lam saGssa,arss
mormpd to said Company. " -" amount nr which H
In witness whereof Thenunh st NV hora oa N -.
A. D. 1876. '"' "A my u pnTn seal this ahday dhART
JsrIt Z THEODORE PAPIN.
1"l Conf for Mississippi at st Jnpn GNNoj
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:
HENRY MUSGR0VE, Auditor of Public Accounts oil I'm stdo oe,m..,a .uA.w
uy that the foregoing statement of the Atlas Mutual Life Inmranco cornaam ssS y l TIs n
IS uulym correctly copied from the original onhe in m y Office p@"''o a." N"A@
N"eh aau my had AM omea seal, this 9Th day ofMarch. 1870,
V"@ ii. MUSGR0VE, Auditor of Public Account
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Important to Pulmonary PA.
tientS.

To give reliefto Pulmonary Consumption
is oftentimes all that 1t sought for In the ad-
ministration of remedies. We know OF ex-
treme cases that have been cured-cures are
not common, however, and perhaps for the
reason that few persons believe in its cura-
bility, and allow their lungs to be consumed
in fatal Misrepresentation. That far gone
cases of consumption have been cured by
DIR. KEYsER's LUNG CURE Is hardly to be
questioned, especially when persons who
have been cured can be pointed out to any
who choose to make the inquiry of them.
These cases are near at hand In this city and
within short walk Of the Doctors office.
The Doctor doubtless does not pretend to
cure every case; nor does he claim that the
lung cure will always cure without his per-
every case 1t will relieve, and 1t will surely
cure the incipient symptoms that lead to
that dreadful scourge; IN other words, II
will cure when application is made to II In
time. The incredulous will not squander
much in in a bare trial either Of time or
money. The Doctor will examine your
lungs ifyou will call on him at his Office,
l6 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Office
hours from 9 A. NJ. until p. NJ, and from
8 until 8, and on Saturdays from 7 to at
night. II your druggist does not keep 1t,
send five dollars to DR.. Keyser and he will
send four bottles securely boxed, by express
bottle
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but little exercise. Persons who contract
this unfortunate habit Of body, under srich
circumstances, might possibly be relieved
by changing their sedentary employments
for Others of a more active kind; but this Is
by no means certain. Habituai constipa-
ton Is a very obstinate disorder. All the
ordinary so-called remedies invariably ag-
grayateit. Nothing can be more injurious
than the continued use Of strong aperients.
They at first irritate and finally almost
paralyze the Understanding them so
torpid that enormous doses OF cathartic
medicines have no effect upon them. A
mild aperient, combined with gentle slim
ulant, is the true remedy; and combina-
ton in the happiest proportion Of these in
gradients Is found in Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. This famous stomachic invigorates
the whole intestinal canal, while quietly
removing from its eonvolutions all impede
ments TO a free passage through them. No
mere curative has this double operation.
| No ordinary stimulent effects the desired
| object Cases Of Constipation abandoned as
hopeless by distinguished medical men have
/ been cured in a few weeks by the Bitters To
/ those who have tried all the medicines OF
! the dispensary In vain, we say Try TINS IRE
sistible stimuiant and aperient. There Is no
sufficient reason why constipation should
| be the consequence of sedentary habits.
! Hostetter's Bitters, by supplying the vigor
| which would otherwise be derived from ex-
ercise, will in all cases enable the system 10
| perform It's excretory function regularly
and BEAUTIFULLY.
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evidence and intimidation

The regret expressed by the Presi-
dent in the opening paragraph Of his
message that "the verdict of the people"
has, in some instances, been reversed,
viii not be shared by the people them
selves to any very great extent. 1t
seems to be popularity supposed, Cat
least that used to be the belief, } that the
people are sovereigns in the United
States and may reverse their verdict
at will. The claim that this reversal
has been brought about "hy violence
and intimidation cannot be successful
" maintained. One of the most inn
portant changes in the popular verdict
that has taken place, and one which
President GRANT doubtless regrets as
sincerely as any, is that in West Vlr-
ginia, and yet even, the bitterest Of the
disappointed Radical politicians in this
State has not ventured to ascribe his
defeat 10 violence and intimidation
Itmay be that the Presidents allu-
sion to violent means as the cause OF
Radical defeat in the fall elections, is in.
tended to afford color for further Con-
gressional interference and reconstruc-
ton. The hope that he expresses that,
with the admission Of Georgia, the re-
construction business will be ended, is,
however, reassuring, and will be heartily
CONQUERED in by all the people.
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The Latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS PARTNERSHIP TO be very fine
for Deserts and an elegant and
dainty dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATINE-An old
favorite with the ladies' for JeIlies-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just the ar
ticle to use with Cox's Gelatine-of
rich and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA-Warranted Pure, de-
licious and nutritious beverage.
HECKERS FARINA-Prepared especially
for invalids and children.
ANGUSTURA BITTERSThe genuine ar
ticle for ladies and children In feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSIN-The most perfect rem
edy for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-For Pudding and Gus
tards.
splendid desert. either alone
or with Berries.
At LAUGHL1N, SMITH & cos,
Wholesale Druggists,
JunT Main street.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
John Roemer & Co.'S.

We now offer our entire
stock Of DRY GOODS al
greatly reduced prices In
order 30 reduce our immense
stock.
Best CaIicOes lOc. per yard.
Heavy Yard Wide Brown
Muslin 10c. per yard.
Yard Wide Bleached Muslin
IOc. per yard.
Best Waterproof worth
SI.25, for SI.OO per yard.
French MerinO, worth 81.
from 60 10 7Sc. per yard.
Empress Cloths, worth 7Jc..
from so TO csc. per yard.
Alexander P0plins, worth
75c.. for soc. per yard.
Our entire stock Of Plaids
al Cost.
Great Bargains in VeIve-
teens; splendid article, worth
SI.5O, for $I.OO.
An immense stock Of Elan.
nels Of all kinds. Best Plaid
Flannel I'm the city at SOC.
Red FlannelS from 22l 10 25c.
Great inducements offered
i'm Shawls Of all kinds, from
soc. 10 $4,000.
Also, a very large stock Of
Cassimeres. Cloths, Jeans,
Blankets. COyerlets, Country.
made blankets. Furs, Ladies'
and Gentlemen's Underwear.
Table Linens. Notions, &C.
JOHN ROEMER a. CO.,
81 e. 33 Main Street.
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Troublesome Negro i'm Phfladei'
mia.

The Radicals in the First Senatorial
District of Pennsylvania don't take
kindly to the negro candidate for legs
lative honors whom the negroes have
nominated and seem fully determin
ed to support. The Press breaches
quite sermon to tie colored
voters and warns them that, unless they
drop their man and vote for the white
Radical, they need never expect any ia
vor in the future, or any participation
in the spoils of Office. "Our colored
brethren" are held in high esteem &c
long as they vote right and don't ask
ANYTHING for themselves, but when they
interfere with the ambition of g white
Loyal Lacquer in Philadelphia, they
are to be summariy squelched,
The election is an important one. 1t
is 10 fill a vacancy made by the death
of the Radical Senator elect, and,
should a Democrat be elected, there
will lie a political tie in the State Senate
of Pennsylvania. The Democratic can,
didate is Colonel DEcHERT; the negroes
have nominated an African named
Cairo; and the white Radicals expect
to make their nomination tomorrow
December 7. II CATO remains in the
field, the probability is that DEcHER1
will be elected, because the negroes Of
the District hold the balance of power
and hence the anxiety of the white
Radicals to repress the Office seeking
propensity Of their colored ally.
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interest in the job which were alter
wards made public. Republican as
well as Democratic Senators exposed
the ;niouity Of the scheme, and to
Gather prevented its contamination.
SIMMER, with all his high-hown
fanat;cisln, could not consent TO
hermit the President to use his Office
TO put mney in his private purse in this
open and 81 ameless way, and was large
" instrumental in the rejection OF the
treaty For this offense, SUMMER
friend, MOTLEY, was recalled from the
English mission, and this San Domingo
business is the main cause OF the Ill
will which still exists between the Pres''
dent and half dozen or more OF the
Radical Senator's. His urging the mat
ter AGAIN in his message and the er partt
statement he he makes Of the wonder
full advantages 10 no" lrou' 'he
purchase of San Domingo, are
calculated to widen the breach which
is already opening between the Presi
dent and his party. 1t is purely 6
matter of dollars and cents to Mr.
GRANT whether his Dominican bonds
NAV be sold at a handsome profit
and whether his real estate in that pro
iected commercial city on the Bay o
SANTANA will prove paying invest
ment. Only this, and nothing more
What reception will be accorded D!
Congress to his suggestions this time
remains to be seen.
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FORT FISHER.
Letter OF Admiral Porter to secre-
tary weIIes-Grant, not Butler, TO
Blame for the Failure OF the First
Attempt TO Capture the Fort.

Attempt TO capture the t0rt.
The New York Sun prints a letter
from Admiral Porter to Secretary
Welles, written just after the capture
Of Fort Fisher The following are ex-
tracts from the letter. Porter, it will
be seen, makes all kinds OF charges
against Grant. He says;
"To The Navy Department alone is
The country indebted for the capture OF
this rebel stronghold; for had it not
been for your perseverance in keeping
this fleet here, and your constant prop
ositions made to the army, nothing
would have been done. As it was, az
ter the proposition had been received,
and General Grant had promised that
troops should be sent, it was not done
until General Butler consented to let
the matter go on, and when he hoped to
reap some little credit from the
explosion of the powder-boat Now
the country gives General Grant the
credit of inaugurating the expedition,
when on both occasions he permitted it
to GO improperly provided In the first
place it had neither head nor tail, as far
as the army was concerned. In the
second place, he (Grant) sent too few
men, when he ought to have calculated
that the rebels would have more
strongly defended the works after seeing
what anarrow escape they had. Moth
ing but the most desperate fighting and
determination to win on the part Of the
army gave US the victory. The gallant
band of sailors who fearlessly went into
the works amid a shower of canister
and bullets, drew the enemies attention
away from the assault on the land side,
and enabled the troops to secure a firm
footing. l don't say this to detract
from the gallantry Of the soldiers, for
never did men fight harder or more
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Monsieur Tonson Come Again.

The anxiety displayed by the Presi-
dent for the acquisition Of San Domingo
will probably give rise to some unpleas-
ant suspicious and damaging comments.
The people have not forgotten the i'll
considered zeal with which he urged
upon the Senate last winter the ratifca-
ton Of the treaty for the purchase OF
the island; the extraordinary lobbying
which took place; nor the shameful
revelations Of personal and pecunisry
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OWING probably to the storm yester-
day, the Geographic wires worked badly
and the message was transmitted slow
ly. 1t was not completed until too late
an hour last night for extended CON-
ment in this mornings paper, though
there are many things in it that may
well occasion remark.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N. application will be made by or on be-
half OF the Council of the City OF Wheeling
10 the Legislature of the State of West Nir-
ginia at It's next session, in January, 1871,
for the passage OF an act to change aud eX-
tend the boundaries OF the city OF Wheeling
SD as to include the territory contained
within the following limits: Beginning on
the Ohio river at Il point on the Western or
Ohio shore opposite to Marshall's coal bank,
near the river, in Washingtown township,
Ohio county, West Virginia; thence by Il
direct line crossing the river and running
in southeasterly direction, passing by the
entrance to said coal bank TO the northeast
corner of the Steenrod bridge across Wheel
ing creek; thence by a direct line In a
southwesterly direction 10 the mouth Of
Fraziers run, in Richie township in said
county Of Ohio; thence due. south TO the
south line Of Ohio county; thence west
with the lire between the counties of Ohio
and Marshall, crossing the Ohio river to the
Western or Ohio shore; thence up said
shore according TO the several meanders Of
the river 10 the beginning.
{. w. Il. ALLIS n,
A. QUARRlER,
J. II. HALL,
j. NJ. MAXWELL,
VI. POLLOCK.
Special Committee OF Council ofWheeling.
December 5th, 1870 deco
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Getting Married.

ESSAY FOR YOU'VE MEN, ON SOCIAL
EVILS, and the propriety or impropric-
ty of getting Married, with sanitary help
for those who feel untitled for mat
rimonial happiness. Sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARD AsSOCIA-
TON, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
sepl1d&X
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LEWIS BAKER d co.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1870.

The length of the Presidents mes
sage has precluded the reception or
publication of our usual market re-
ports and foreign news.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

UNHE UNPAID CITY TAX BILLS FOR
1868 for the First, Second, Third and
Seventh Wards are in the hands OF Justice
r. n. Gillespy, of Madison township; the
Fourth Ward bills in the hands of Justice
Jame- Launder, and the Fifth and Sixth
Ward ills In the hands OF Justice Benno
Hammer, for collection. Persons owing
taxes for 1888 will save costs by paying them
Immediately.
Wheeling, Dec. 9Th, 1870. dec6
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NOTICE.

HAMS AND BRESKETS,
IL Just out of smoke, Tor sale by
deco HENRY h. LIST & CO.