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Michael WiiIinEl RuiEc.

telegram from London announces the death OF
this eminent musical composer, in the sixty.third
year of his age. lie was born In Dublin on the 18TH
OF May, 1908, and displaying great talent tor music
when very young he received his first instructions
from the bandmaster Of q regiment stationed at
Wexford, and from his father, who was himself q
musician. Subsequently he took lessons from the
celebrated composer Horn, and gained his first sue
cesses as singer and vlolinist. When but six years
Of age he executed with marked ability q moroccan
Of Viott. at Drury Lane theatre in London, ac-
cordng to one authority In 1924 being then only in
his sixteenth year, he made ms debut in the opera OF
"Freyschutz." In 1926 he visited Italy, where he
first appeared as composer, his piece being entitled
"Lapeyrouse.n IL was performed at La Scala in
Milan, but was not success. Going to France in
1S27 Mr. Bale obtained an engagement AT the Italian
theatre as bass singer, and sung under the name OF
Ball. with Malibran and 3ontag. AT the close OF
the season he returned TO Italy and applied himself
to the work OF composing operas winch were REP
resented at Palermo, Milan, Paris and London. "Les
Rivaux'' appeared in $780, "Un Advertisements, IN
in 1885, "Marion Lescant,n written expressly 1or
Malibran, IN 1888; CATHERINE Grey'' in 1887, and
''Falstan," Joan OF Arc" 'klOanthc,n rThe
Gipsey," "The star Oh Seville "Le Puts d'Amour,u
"Quatre Fills d'Aymon' and others at various later
dates.
Mr. Bafe's operas were not all successful on the
stage but all of taem bore evidence Of his genius.
1t Is noteworthy, too. that they attained different
degrees OF popularity In different cities. .Ihe Bo-
hemlan Glrl' and ''Quatre Fills dAymOan met with
great success IN Germany, While IN London ''The
Daughter OF ST. Mark'' ran for one hundred con-
secutive nights, Mr. Bale receiving present OF a
piece of plate In conmemOration OF the one hun
dredth performance. In Paris '.Le Puts d'Amour'
met with an enthusiastic reception, while others Of
his works excited but little interest. Among his
operas which we have not named IN the foregoing
.'The Rose OF Castile," 1.-THE Purtan's Daughtern
t'rhe Aurora Of Nantes" ''Blanche de Nevers, &c.
In 1889 Mr.. Balfe leased the English Opera House
in London, but his speculation proving Improbable
he abandoned IT. lie was, however, appointed
musical director 10 Her Majesty's theatre In 1885,
and held the same position to the Philharmonic
Concerts MI. Balfe visited the United States twice.
His second daughter, born in 1887, appeared for
three seasons in London, singing with marked sue
cess. She married Sir John Champion III 1869, and
after her divorce rom him In 1868 was married to
the Duke de Frias. grandee OF Spain.
AS musical composer Mr.. Balfe was disciple OF
the school OF Paer and OF Rossni. His music Is dis
ngushed for It's sweetness and for It's originality of
conception.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
2oi Broadway corner Murray str It,
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Dust and High Winds Excluded by R0ebuckss
Weather Strips. oS Fulton street.
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A.-Warn0ck & Co..,

A.-WarnOclr e. Co.'s
Gents Dress Hat for 81.
is .the' hat called for.
Buy and save One Dollar.
undresg Hats Of every character al moderate rces
Boys and Youths Hats, speciality.
WARNOCk 4 CO, Jl9 Broadwav
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telegraph Line Cetc! to Governments.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 81, 1870.
The Liverpool Board Of locks have assigned the
HOlyhead telegraph line to hc government.
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The Prussiea Embassy.

LOND IN; Oct. y, 1870.
Count Bernstorn tho Prlsslan Munster, has not
been recalled from England.
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rammnny school Trustee Nominations.
The Tammanv Conventions TO nominate School

ICcui -
Wards.
l-Denis Keernan.
2-Michaei CarInOdy.
3-karstein Ottersoll.
sA-Thomas Drlscoll.
5-Frederick G. GUIDE.
6-Adlourned.
7-Jonn Ford.
S-Luke G. Grimes.
9-AdiOuraed.
1O-Adjourned.
11--Joseph Koch.
12-Joan Stralrton.
l3-Francis Coan, for
long term. Adj
lournea 10 noml-
nate candidate for
short term.
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Wards.
14-AmbrOse O'Nelll.
15-James w. Fowler.
l6-Bernard Cregan, long
term; Edward G.
Beirian, short term.
17-Adjourned.
lS--john Carroll.
19-Judgc Thos. Pierson.
20--John ii. HOlzderber,
long term; William
Salmon. short term.
21-AdIOurDed.
22-John Morgan.
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Republican Assembly Nominations.
The Republican Assembly Conventions met Las

hcpNoucun Assembly Nominations.
The Republican Assembly Conventions met last
evening and made the following nominations
Filth dlstrict-Wnlam c. Hanna
sixth district Hugh Nesbitt
Seventh dstrct-George n. Hill.
In this district there were two conventions ono or
which nominated Mr.. Hill. The former adjourned
TO the call OF the char.
twelfth diStrct-George Schaelfcr.
Thirteenth dlstrict-Chares :. Spencer by the
Murphy party, and J. q. Armstrong by the opposi
ton.
la the Twentieth district the proprietor OF the ha
where the Convention was appointed To be held re-
fused TO admit the delegates on account OF the row
winch mad taken place there ut the last meeting.
spit occurred among the republicans last even
ing at the Assembly Convention for the Fifth dis
rict held at No. 242 Spring street. portion Of the
convention, headed by Mr.. Wnterbottom, objected
10 william 4. Hanna, the gentleman nominated on
the ground OF his being a Tammany man. and de-
cllned To accede to the nomination and Withdrew
Inc secederS meet at the same place tonight Under
the marshaishlp OF NIKE Brady about 2Jo colored
people held an excited meeting after the convention
adjourned, for the purpose protesting against Mr.
Hanna'S nomination. - ---~
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CRCUs.-"Dan Rice's own circus" gave
two exhibitions on the Island, Saturday
afternoon and evening, Despite the in
tense heat the large tent was crowded on
both occasions. The performances con-
sisted of the usual feats in craftsmanship,
&c, &c. Nothing new was attempted
nor do we believe any novelties have been
introduced in the profession during the
last quarter Of a century Contrary to the
usual custom prevailing in connection
with such exhibitions, there were no fights
either afternoon or evening. The order
was unexceptiOnaIly good so far as We
heard. Perhaps this should be regarded
as novelty" Itso, foregoing remark
is not strictly correct .a
Sometime Saturday night Dan folded
his tent and steamed of up the river in
continuation Of his fifth or sixth farewell
tour. .a
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EVANGELICAL ALLLGSCE.-We have
been requested to publish again the names
Of the officers elected at the meeting OF
the Evangelical Alliance for this State.
They are as follows President, Rev, J.
T. Mcclure; Vice Presidents, Revs. J.
Mofat and G. Martin; Secretary, Rev. J.
p. Farmer: Treasurer, Samuel Laughlin ;
Executive Committee, Revs. D. W. Fish
er, S. B. Barnitz and II. C. Westwood,DD.
It's desired that all the papers Of our
State copy the names Of the above officers,
and announce the fact that a Branch Ali:
ance for the State has been organized.
Its desired, further, that all the minis
ters in the SatsprOcure copies Of the con-
sensus Of principles established by the
Parent Alliance, and to secure the sigma
lures Of ministers and laymen thereto, and
to forward copies of the same to the Sec
Rotary Of the Alliance as above, on or be-
fore the 1st Of September next.
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TAXATION OF THE BALTIMORE
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Movement 10 Enforce Payment Of
County and Township Taxes.
Convention Of late rested
Counties AZ Berkeley
Springs.
Plan Of Operations Agreed On.


AT meeting Of delegates from the
several counties along the line Of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, including the
Parkersburg Branch, 10 devise means for
a concert Of action on the part Of SAD
counties 10 defend the several suits pend
iag against said counties, to restrain them
from collecting the taxes due from the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
and for the collection OF said taxes, held
at Berkeley Springs, Morgan county, W.
Va, on the 23d day Of June, 1870, pursu'
ant to the adjournment at Grafton, on the
9Th day o: June the following delegates
were present. ,v
r J. Campbell and WIN. W. Miller, OF
Ohio county; II. KeItz and T. n. Turner,
of MARSHALL L. S. Martin, Of Wetzel;
James Denham, Of Harrison; E. L: Wade,
for Doddridge and Richie: Vim. Mckee,
Of Preston; +. NJ. Reynolds, Of Mineral;
Lewis Allen, OF Morgan; J. D. Staley, OF
jefferson; ". II. Mathews, Of Berkeley,
and James D. Armstrong, Of Hampshire
In pursuance of resolution adopted by
the Convention at Grafton on the 4th dsy
OF June, the several delegates furnished u
statement Of the amount Of taxes, county
and township, due from the Company, in
their respective counties, inclusive Of the
year 1863, US follows;
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GRAVEL AND CEMEST RooFEEa. =
George Crumbacker would inform the
public that he Is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing business, and that he is
prepared at any timo toput on roofs, eth
er large or small, at the shortest possible
notice, guaranteeing his work for a term
Of years. He has now been engaged in
the business for seven years past, and his
work has outlived a half dozen other
Patent Roofs. Tho demand for his work
is Increasing from year to year. lie put
on during the past year 1900 squares OF
his roofing in this city, which has given
satisfaction in every respect. Address
him through the Post Office, or call at his
brick.yard, head Of Lindsey street. All
orders will be attended to promptly. 81.
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THOSE who value their eyesigbt will
purchase nothing but the best speetacIes.
Never triAe with common glasses, but 60
to the Market Street Jewelry Store, below
MLure House, and purchase from stock
selected with the greatest possible care.
0xtoby & Duffield have made SpectacIes
specially for years, and have nothing
but the BEST glAsses, Large stock Of
Pebble spectaclcs and the best Crystal
Glasses in gold, silver and steel frames,
and everything in the way of Watches,
Jewelry, &c, at 1O4 Market street.
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REAL ESTATE TRASsFERs.-The fol.
lowing Is list Of real estate transfers
admitted to record in the Office Of the
Recorder, for the week ending June "a
1870: .ur
Deed made June 2, 1870, by Hugh Clark
and wife 70 Greenwood Cemetery AssOcia.
ton, for right OF way through Cemetery
grounds; $500. Admitted June 20.
Deed made June 81, 1870, by William
Stewart TO John Newhouse, for part Of lot
No. 102, North Wheeling; $500 Admit
mitted some day. ~
Deed made May 10, 1870, by D. c List
and D. Lamb, Commissioners, TO Alonzo
Loring, for subdivision o, of the Shepherd
estate; $3.50. Admitted June 81.
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POLICE CoURr.-Seven Of the nine
boys who had been summoned to appear
before the Police Court, Saturday morn.
ing, for swimming in the creek, were on
hand, promptly, and the charge against
them thoroughly investigated. They an.
swcred to the following names: John
Sheckey, Albert Halpin, ThomRs Connolly,
John Arthurs, John Berry, Edward Nc,
Entcc and Edward Martin. They were
fined ono dollar each and costs, except
Connolly, who, OH account Of his impu
dence to a gentlemen when demonstrating
with the party for their indecent conduct
was taxed three dollars and costs. His
Honor reprimauded the boys sharply, and
gave them advice which they will do vel
to heed.
John Sharon was up on a charge Of
drunkenness and was fined one dollar and
costs
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FrOn No11olk Dotv journal, OK. il, lso9.

KosKoo.- This medicines rapidly gain.
ing the confidence Of the people, and the
numerous testimonials offs virtues, given
by practitioners Of medicine, leave no
doubt that 1t Is a safe and reliable remedy
for DIPuRITY OF THE BLOOD, LIVER DIS
EASE, &C. ...
The last Medical Journal contains IN ar.
tlclc from Prof X s, Newton, NJ. D.,
President of tho E Medical College, city Of
New York, that speaks In high terms Of
It's curative properties, and gives a special
recommendation of KOSkoo 10 the practi-
TONERS Of medicine. This Is, we believe,
tho first instance where such medicines
have been officially endorsed by the Fac
ulty of any of the medical colleges, and
reflects great credit upon the skill Of DR..
Lawrence, It's compounder, and also puts
" Koskoo" in the VAN Of all other medi.
cines ofthe present day d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-27

CIGAR STORE RoBBED.-Last evening
the cigar shop of Charley Bulger on Mar.
ket street, between Quincy and John, was
broken open and robbed of small amount
Of money. The robbers helped themselves
to cigars and tobacco, also, but to what
extent the proprietor could not determine.
This was pretty bold operation, as it
was not dark, and on one Of our most pub
lie streets, when the robbery occurred.
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EXAMINATION PosTPoEED.-GeO. liar
mon was arrested and brought before
Squire Gillespy, Saturday, charged with
obtaining goods under false pretcnses
from George Baker. In consequence Of
Harmon being a witness in trial then
progressing before the Circuit Court, he
was released OIL giving bail in the sum Of
1900 for his appearance this afternoon at
3 o'clock, when the case is to be invcsti-
tigatcd.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-This Court held two
sessions, Saturday. The motion for a
change OF venue in the Steenrod will case
was called up, and after some time spent
by counsel in talking over it, the 9Th and
9Th Of July were set apart for its hearing.
The remainder Of the day was taken
up with the argument Of u case involving
the title to a horse.
Adjourned until 8 o'clock this morning.
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POsTPoxED.-A man named Miller and
two other parties were brought before
Judge JohnstOn, Saturday afternoon, on a
charge of assault and battery. In conse-
quence Of the absence Of witnesses, the
examination was postponed until next
Saturday
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HOTTEsT YET.-Yesterday was con-
cedcd on all hands to be the hottest day
Of the season thus far. At pretty carly
hour in the morning the mercury stood at
So degrees in the shade. Whether itrose
any higher during the day, we are not in
forrned-tbc degree named fully satisfy
ing us in any desire we may have had for
a WARM day.
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FISED.-The law against scining in
streams hcrcaboutS was put in force the
first time, We believe, last Saturday morn
ing. Officer Richardson made complaint
before Squire GiIlespy that Thos. Near.
shcr had drawn n seine in the river on
Friday. Early the next morning the &C
cuscd was brought before the justice, and
acknowledged that the charge was true.
The smallest fine five dollars prescribed
in the statute was imposed, which Near
sher promptly paid
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POsT OFFICE ITEMs.-ThC post Office
at Huntersville, PocalOntas county. has
been discontinued -BIary T. Biles having
declined the appointment ofPost Mistress.
Papers should now be sent to Elk.
John Hannah has been appointed Post
master at Elk, POcahontas county, rice
William Hannah, resigned.
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COMMUNION SERvIcEs.-Ye Yesterday com
muniOn services were held in the First
Presbyterian and Fourth Street n. E.
churches. Notwithstanding the intense
heat, large congregations were in attend
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FIRE YEsTERDAY.-About II O'Clock
yesterday, m alarm of fire was sounded,
and in few minutes the streets were
thrOnged with persons hurrying towards
the scene Of coutagratiOn over in Centre
Wheeling. Tho property threatened with
destruction was thcrCSidenCe Of Mr.. James
Maxwell, OIL Market street, next door to
the Zion Lutheran Church. The fire was
discovered in II clothes press on the second
floor. The entire department was soon
on the ground, and through the well
directed efforts OF the Grcmcn the flames
were cxtinguished before they had made
much Roadway The loss by fire was
slight; that from flooding the building,
not so slight. All the congregations in
that vicinity were dismissed, and the
crowd gathered was the largest seen at n
fire in several months. How the fire
originated is not known,
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REPORTED SUSsTRoKE.-There was a
report in South Wheeling, Saturday, that
a man at Lagrange had been Frustrated
with the heat, but after diligent inquiry
our informant could trace the report to no
reliable source. w.. WI
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By RENTING, and applying the rents to
the purchase, every one can become the
owner Of first class Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Sumner & Co.,
Agents, No. IS Monroe street, Wheeling.
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FoR EunoPE-Col. viii. H. Lowdcr.
milk, Postmaster at Cumberland, Nd,
and editor of the CiUilidn and Telegraph,
who has been in failing health for some
time, sailed for Europe, Saturday, from
New York. COL L. has been suffering
for several months from a complication Of
diseases, and he makes the trip solely for
the benefit Of his health. We hope he
will return from his tour completely re-
stored. His wife accompanies him.
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DoN'T forget that Brues e. Sanders are
selling elegant Black Iron Grenadines,
Embroidered Grenadines, Lawns, Lisle
Thread Poplins, and all other kinds Of
Summer Dress Goods at cost.
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"JUNIPER TAR Soar" cures chSpped hands
pinples, and ali cuAneous affections.
rendering the skin son and smooth MAnufsc.
tured by CASWELL, HAZARD i CO.,
Sold by all Druggists. New York
:ay4+N, III. -dEw.
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ADMINISTRATORS ACCOMMODATIONS
]. Campbell was last week appointed
administrator Of the estate Of Richard
VeazPv, deceased.
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MisDRgCTED LETTER.-A letter ad.
dressed to II. X. List & Co., simply, is
lying in tho post office at Baltimore.
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THE largest stock Of Fancy Colored
SHOES in the city, at Louis Y. Blends, lOI
Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-27

TIE largest stock and latest styles Of
WOmen's, Misses and Children's shoes in
the city can be found at Louis V. Blends,
1O7 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-27

ALL in want of Lace Collars should 60
at once to Brues & Sanders, and pur.
chase, or they will never get another op-
portunity to buy one so low. o.
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MArRINoMA1-seyen marriage licen'
ses were issued by Recorder Woods du'
ring the week ending last Friday evening.
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PHoTooRAPHs of the interiors of Fourth
Street II. E. and St. Johns Churches, for
sale at the Partridge Gallery,
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BEAR in mind the great sale Of Lace
Collars at 80 cents on the dollar, at Brues
s. Sanders. r.
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aheMtelti9sneer:
MONDAY. JUNF o. 1870.
New Advertisements.

Steamer ArgOsy.
Steamer Major Anderson.
Free Lunch.
Bargains in Every Department.
List Of Letters.
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JUsT received another lot of those fine
Lasting Caters worth IS 90 for y rs, at
Louis V. Blends, 1O7 Main street. q
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Go TO Brues & Sanders for Dress Goods
at cost. .. ... -a ..
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FOR SALE,

dor RENT-TWO LARGE ~
q Lnd WHY DESIRABLE ROOMS in ~
the Boarding. House, corner Of Byron and
Quincy ItTestG. janis
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A UCTIOE SALE OF REAL ES-
"A TATE AND COAL YIELDS ADJACENT

SSL99Y. 4 1nStSlSa. &S15S
A UcTIoE SALE OF REAL ES-
n TATR AND COAL YIELDS ADJACENT
TO WHEELISG.-By virtue Of the authority
vested In Us BY the will Of Philip Reilly, de-
eeGS0d, Ne Will oReF for sale a Publie Auction,
At the mont door Of the Court House Of Ohio
County, In the City Of Wheeling, on
Saturday, the 18th Day Of July, 1870,
And thereafter, from time 70 time. tn the sale is
completed, commanding each day A. ten o'clock
ceased, situated adjoining and east Of Wheeling
Creek and the City Of Wheeling. The land and
sTtgnTiye coal Geld underlying the BGue 70 be
sold, will Be offered in parcels a. shown upon the
plat thereof made by James GilchTiSt. Surveyor.
I copy Of which may be seen In the Recorder .
once Of this county, and 81 the once OF Tbos.
OBEiGu, Real Estate Agent, Wheeling, ". Va,
but the whole viii be Gold together, or several
parcels will be sold together, ~ may be found
best
TINS OF charlottesville OF the amount due
residue n three equal InTtGlnentG bearing inter
eSt from the day Of sale, and payable respectively
In one, two and three yearI from that Gay, 70
serving the hight 10. eGeh purchaser 70 pay me
whole OF any greater portion OF the amount que
The tItIe 70 be retained until payment In iuII or
conveyance 70 be made on deferred payments De-
ing secured By deed Of trust.
SsllinR ~ Trustees under said VIII. We under
tSkO 70 convex only such title As Is vested In Us,
HuA % By Ohid will We have power 70 convey, but
No believe the title 70 be upque1uonabie.
X. V. WHBLAG,
HENRY MOORE.
ALONZO LORISG,
Trustees Of P. ReIIIy'S RstAte.
WHEELNV, Jnpe 18th, 1870. tunl6
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TTnBtee8 OF ?. HeIIIy1 beNte.
WHEELING, Jnue 18th. 1910 junl6
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: Tlncture chloride Of iron, ono OF:
Quillner twenty gFainA; Won
Water, eight ounces. ,.5

After which, eatju piece Of toast moist
cncd with milk, with poached egg upon
1t, and drink a cup Of black ten. This Is
sufficient for breakfast, For dinner, cat
your steak, potato, &C., as before; and fol
supper. eat nothing but bowl Of boiled
follow up this treatment Of your stomach
for three months, you will succeed In
curing q very troublesome disease; and
If ever afterward yopiwill avoid late sup
pers, smoking, strong drink and immod'
crate eating, you viii never have occasion
to again call yourself dyspeptic.-I'ht
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