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baum mus ben gttbja&tsru pro Sdrrntrri tn ben laoli
den COUNTIES tIt un9sbtarer Berluit %tntftpsH.
E~uron1;Sdhs &nhplund1ridlteu.

Qoubon, /. TebT.- Btt elmer augeHltIHtn AolIW'
muna Der Snbaber pom atiisn her anplo'ainerltanllgeH
aabsissi.lidafi puros Elm. Msbr6ttt oGn sS4n gun.
men iu @unitsu Der projettirttn Sersin'8ahg MI ot
fran,6Hihen Rabel. q emposute ob8setbsu.
9ie 9ampfer Or neusH omtttiGnlittn Gints ipll1en
6apre uno Stem. BORT peresn p~orisn0u!9 IN England
anluuFen. u
or. WaoStnaton ssbt nab Canada, UNI bag paria.
ment Der Dominion iu oeranlaNsn, cine StehOaph
bura bic prpoiuien gu baueu.
Yarts, /. Sebruar. - Biele Nmtrtianer, Die pler
pobntn ooer Ib poriibtrscbcuo bier %autbalttn, paben
an ben StntraI.P oitmeiitT Grsspsu cine Ee'tilon &C.
rihtei, in Der ie um ben 4bihluB ttnes ftuen Yoltoer,'
trasts Jpii&en ben Der. Siaaisn HNo 6rah'rs'@
bitten.
9onoon mad eapanuab bsiimmt, 1T in 5almpnt5 IN
Gis o'pSSp Cartier, BON SbirIoE nab gttpsSr.
leans bsHimnlt, lieet in 5GImOutb nit GuB aBailsr I'M
Rielrnurn.
Sas S&if ,gOcabontas1, CAPT. popts, bon eie.r'
pool nab san 5ransiseo beiimmt, 1T bel eirefn 3h'
lanmCuiioBs bsi9aotst DOrosu uRb mad Slpsrpool aR'
rtidgebradt. -.
@IasSop. /. Ssbr. 1tr 9pfr. aGolanbtaL II
beutr aui Der Reiis ppn glsp'DOrs nab MOBILE III DIE
EN- Saten aneetommen.
Sref, i. Srbr.-9sr 9ampfsr p9atapettsA il beaie
gUnrnrn nm 7 n hr MIA glPn1, ylnrf luattDHllnen.
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0IuS Wfrrifn.

Sh6 % It Yab, g., 81. Sanuar. =
Sberit @aSerr, pel6er am II. Sanuar 8era
Gru3 perlisb, 1T beute nit Dem S6ooner
sSiabelo" bier a%neefommen. CT 1T Setretdr
oes Staates 8sra GruS unb bebauptet, oak er
ieiner peri0nliden Si6erbeit fuegen nab ben
Ser. Staaten babe fihten mIiien. Or beri9.
tet, oab Die Gepolution in San 2uis YOtoii
i'm 3unebmeri b~e8riifsn 1T. Srijaba bat sescn
Die &ssieruns oes Yrdioenten Suare3 Elm
ACCOMPLISHMENTS e%rlaIen. Sberft IrguelO,
ipelder Der &irhenpartei anSeb0rt, lit oas
9aupt Der &euolutionare.
Sie Iufbeburg Der tonltitrtioneaen 8as
%rantie't bat ali9emeine unjufrieoenbeit uno
SnoiJnatipn berDorserufen. uno es tpiro oiel
&atm oariiber sei6lasen. Sie prri6nlide Si=
6erbsit uno oas &eben Der Wii9lieoer Der Gps
poiitionspartei fino, uie man ia9t, oaour6
off6hrnrt
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er. Semar0 III SQpannQ.

Sr. Setparb Ipielt cine eissne Role bel iei.
nem 9eiu9 auf Cuba. Vile 99elt (uno aud
Die Spanier) neiB, bab er tpie ale ieine 4anos.
leute nit ben Sniur9enten ipmpatbiiirt. uno
babel Tetiren i'm Die Spanier, uno namertlib
bic 6reipiQisen auf unseip6bnlide g8eiie. UNI
TIN bur9 S9meidclelen auf ibre Seite ju
b~rinSen. Wtan nBtbi8t i'm bel 8aitmablcrn
unb Serenaoen gu &eOen, in benen er frcilif
ni6t ben Spaniern grade lBeibraud itreut,
aber BOD nidt feline ipabren @eIinnun8en lber
Die Sage Der Sniel ausipreben fam. Gm
%. Sanuar paraoirten ibm ju @bren Die
6rsipili9en, unter ibneu aud cine peuti6e
Sdsersg ompasnie, IS Mtanu ftart, in preubi:
der Uniform unter einem Srn. Sepori9. Stt
6reipili9en 5dblten 1000 Wtann; Ger. &o:
oas nabm Die Yarabe ab. Sr. Sewaro pirr
aud eini9e @e9enoen i'm Snnern beiu9en.
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8ermiidte Seri9te.

Millb ur n. R.:D, 2. Gsbr.- (E6btli9er
unfal.) Ebeooor Sbermluer, elm Bidder In
Miilburn, fiel Samitas Ma9ts, ais er eineri
3uge in Der Ndbe oes Dortiscn Babnbofes auss
ipeiben polte, ms Wafsr. 0orabersebenoe
bemeriten es unb aosen lbn beraus,. bod srs
pieIen fi1 ibre M~nitrengungen, ibn ms Ves
muBtieln Su3ldsurufen. per8ebens; sr ttarb IN
elmer stumble. Sis 2ei4sniGau er8ab, oaR
Der 8erun8ltidte bel benz Stur5 init Dem Eopf
ss9en einen Yfabl 9eftoBen isin mubte. oa ieirl
Sddoel 8ebrohen mar. Sbermiasr btnterldBt
cine Graa uno 3 Rtnosr. lStsst8.)
Sic Yrauer UNI Bierwirtbe bon @ems
Dort baben bsi6loHen am ndbften Sonn'
tage I'M Staottbeater cine Walenpertamm'
lung ab3ubalten, I'm cine enersii9e A9itation
flr Mbi@atung oes Aeeiie' tSoEntass') &C.
ieses tiHiuleieH.
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&srmildte Weridie aus Guropa.

= ginem 6robenoen 9roben un9liid ent8ine
ON 10. p. Wtts. Der bon Ginoau mad Jugs:
burg iabreroe GilSue. 3niiden R~aufbu6en
una YiorSsn NOR cine &inopisbbeeroe tros
Der Sarriere auf Den Giienbabnonnm sslanSt
hinunterseI6leuoert unD Elm idauberbaftsr
Hnblid mai IS, als man bei'm Stiaifeben Des
3asss bic sraBlib 5erriienen R6rperrelis bon
etpa ists hbsrinbrenen Tbiersn in ben Rd.
bern nnc 46len Der Wtai6ine gu einem fom.
patt o~eri9inn8enen &udusl sniammensebali
tane uno nit GROCER Anitrsnsung bieie Wais
e bon Gletib, &no6en uno @ebdrmen bon
ben Waidinentbeilen l~oslbi'te. Gin tuabres
Wunoer ift es, 6as Die Sobe 10 abselaufen
ntD Der 3a8 ni6t entsleii't 1T, in pelbem
Sale tuegsH bet 5bbe 0es Sammes elm r,ebrs
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Ridter UNDERWOOD erbob ith jeBt II. iaste.
er Isi fir olssmeinss Stimmrebt uno alSes
msine Amneitie.
.Steben sic nit mir pereint Gut oieIsr
YlattfOrm~, iubr 5r. Qgiie fort, phelien sic
mir, msinen uno meines 8olfes Armen bic
Geieln abSunebmeu, hno mir peroen 5ano
in Sano ben 9roBen Rautpf fur Die aritsrlta=
nii6e 6reibsit ourbtdmpfen!" Gr i1loB oas
nit, 6uS en- benz Sfidter bas &edt abiprah,
einen ausIpru4 Der @ei6pprenen gu anoern,
Soute ieSOa osien 96fi4teit unN siberaIttdt
0as b6aIte Sob.
Steie gpilooe ma6te ni6t gerin8e Senlas
tion bel benz AUDITORIUM uno Dem @erl6ts'
Yeripna!e.
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Gfriur Hnff.

- pafior 5oraee gopt BON Ne,psDorf ioG
am z. Ipril BON ieinsr Birdie ipesen Sur4s
brennens nit SRI. Solution, Der Io9ter eis
nes ieiner @emeinoe : Mitslieoer, pro3eiitrt
tperoen. gr tpiro nit 3sitpeili9em Wabnfinne
ii9 entIduloisen laIen. Der DoriBenoe Sir
htnalieite 1T, mie es bsibt, bsr Beibebaltun9
Goot's in ieiner Stenun9 als @eitlider eir1s
fig seIimmt. Befanntli1 bat Der sfromme"
Goof nor einigen Saseu ieiner 6rau in Heu-
4ort bon Gbieaso aus telesrapbii4 ihr INNER
Iebemobl seiast.
= Sn Gbieaso. 81, srbdnste iid Der SO
Sabre alte 5sufibe gbriftian Granf, Der id
felt benz Dor 8 Sabren eriolSten 9obe ieinei
Grau benz Srunfe erseben bate.
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SanSelSs ann Ninqn,.8criatc.

6rdrtfurt a. W., 2. 6tbruar, WbtnbB. :
Der. ct. Opli8attousu idlofer ~ 80.
Yarts, =. Sebrnar, abenos. Soris aninlirt,
Ren.rn 70 6ranes IS 9entimss.
GUuOon, Q. fFebruur, Nbrnos. q. CT. 6blisa.
tionen sex. 9onIpIs g2A baar 92h alt Sorto:
Honbon. Q. 6ebluar, gbeuoS. 9stnoI 81 Yto.-
3alg 40 Sd. 34.
Jiatt. Stetn6l - u 3uder SO Sd. 8 -
Antperpeu, z. 6epr., enos.-99etBes NornIal'
Gteiu0l COZ SFr.
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W1lS Nnnti

9ie Gruppcn, Die I'M leBtsn @efe6te unter
Salnape bel Guaba sesen Gabral setdmpft
babeu unO oaielbit s~efanSen 9enommen MUIR
Den, bubsn it9 Gabral's Strcittrdften an8e-
ihloHen, UNI semeinidaftli6 Die bominitanis
i9en Sruppen bel A9ua an3usreifen.
IS Miro perii6ert, baB Die 8eb6roen in
Yort,au'3 rinee einen Brief Salnape's in
6dnoen b6tten, in mel9em er $780, 600 in @olo
anbat, psnn Iein Geben aeidont ipiiroe.
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Savanna, l. 6sbr. Ser Sampfer
rQ6uaca" fam beute WtOr8en nit Der aeidle
@unsalpo %Gaitanon's, bes &eoatteurs Der
pYoS De Cuba, bier on. Sie 5laagen ioar,n
auI &olbmait gesogen. Sie &ei4e lou einbal:
Iar1tiIt peroen. Gs psroen urnilienoe Yors
bereitunsen gum 2eidcnbe9angniie 8etroiien.
Fir bic Sinterbliebenen GaitanOn's 1T cine
Enhicrintinn erHiinet mnrhen-
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new Doth paltimorfr


Jnldnollbe Roufe bla ben eandlth.
sE~ssh Die Darnpfboote bisjer 2inie ptrId Hen
sSarctn's Berfts, am Sust bon
smitp's sditsperte. idgiih. lSonitiass ausstlon,.
,weiisn ~folsenoen wtorstn aus. geriafen Stem. gpri
fdslidb pom Visr SRr. T. esorbs9ftpcr, 5 npr 9lad.
nlfftaas. Jra1t auer Grt iuirb biuisit berednet. Ea.
bsrs Wustlnit sitbt 3. Mfsr. Sbriper, Neent;
eer. 8, Hisbtfr.s ID erfte;
%. Dat;en, Msent,
iSuntI5-St,. BIZ Bier gr. 2. Nprb.Rtber. v. p.
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Sic neueE: entbednns
Mf6i3in Il.

Die aroBe Shtuteriafrtt, weIhe bic Werlts {ett Sabr.|
b~unoertru III befessu Fb abmiibtslt, III eu6lif ssbobsn1
Gin aus Yhdnisn subereitetes Retnigungss unb Qmfttni~
rnungsmitiel, tpirfiamsr, uIs irgenb Elm RtneraIs YrdpanI
rat nerirlben 9latle, uun tbenlo ungenebrH bon Btibntad.
pie eetp6bnliGcr 6anoa. piro lekt bet Sranfer tn @en1
Halt zines Btuittlaelhens (LozengeI eebDtrH.
Or. @rdSmus SBinSIptp'e
Stbfrs uno 4 tnsGoIengt
III bic tuihttgits, ine6tJiniits g~ieui9Ieii, fueIfe bic nttitrs
9bemle erBeu9t bat. sic enibali Juet YhanJeisG rtrafts.
bic, an uno Lr f6 ooltoi1utn Oarrnlos. alf 2eileigtis
i&attcn bts Gntdiitbers III Fb fallen unb in eteisr ssfdlaI
9rdntttn, BERN 1auptbrituuotbril jsnfs ssfdbrItdt ere
rt9eroe Wlttiel III, IN rsrorGu9en uno gang aus BEN @es
raube ~ btrbarren. Yleer. oenn
ttutauftnb egpertmentt
pirotu BON Grfnbsr aisies l~roereIethltbsn Wtttfs e.
madbt. tbe IS gu benz ee9enludrti9en 3ufianos brr Boil
Wtrruns barulo5. aro obifon Der WieoiIin, Sc dnmad
tbrer heilenosn Beitnnothsiit uuf deniihem gDe9e btitts
ti9t iporoeH, betbt fR bod ebenio miriiar1 uno traftls.
pie ie.
Sci SpspepHe, GjanenIeiten, gtrHppfuns.
mRisrdne ODER nerpo fem Ippftocb, Hdmorrbpts
ben, HdHcr1lebt Hno Den Rceelpiori9tetten, btners
has i~tpodere 8et6Ieht ltterlporfen IN, wiro man bic
9olenas hnerolid plrfianer ftn6en, ais irseuo eirts Der
-srGBllGfn nnb abito Ytapar1ie, bic getpobnlih In
iplten 6dllen berDronet peroen. Wls Speeifeun geafu
@auerIeioru lnD ais DstfuuHg lhuttsuoes gtttteI bat fs
unter annoncirtetl Pr6paratrt ODER ben Boridriftti bty
Rbdrndtop6e nidt ibres @leiher.
~ gs mirb gGrantirt BAT RTE m IA n D.
Der Or. erasmus BinSiprp'S 2ebsrs nnb mas
gen Spgenge IN M q | per Il d. I bat, lie Dtebtr|
etn SdStrsYulber ooer Sc girsGrdnt1en
obtr sine BILLIE ntmmt.
Sdautarten iHo 9trtlldre tperoel ~foftsnfret osrianot
BON ben Gisentblmtrn
@tbrRoern BriHeIG,
Rr. 72. dRaieen : eans. alsip.Dori.
8dutb q. Baug, 4atnt,
(9ioo .5.lS) Rr. 116, 6ranfiinag.s paittniess.
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Bon Valifornien.

gan Granjtsep, !. Grbr. : Sas paetfe.pof.
9ampti&iff vAmeriea" tsselte beutt ii5er Dotobama
mad, Qpneiong NIT s636. OO0 Is ontanien lno bOv 4aila.
eiersn ab. Won BEN Gslos limo $4,000 mad Gong.
TONG, $200. 00O nad Voiubarna. $4,000 nod Shanghai
unb $4,000 mad pio0o %beiiinmt,
Der Usian6ie Com uno letn Uefolet fno be,lte nit
benz Damptsr sAmsriea1 nudb Yrfine abptretit.
per uebtriano.g piotranspprt nod Ne,p. porf bes
lief fp in poriser Npode auf 100000.
- dir 9amius nrlo's Uiufiieii perben arobe Dor.
bereiilneen ~9etrottsn. Nm "a. %. unb "a. 6ebruar,
ben 2agrl, an p,i1en bic inufi.aii lden I%eiitun9tn Haiti
finpsn perosn, 1ouea BEN Nerrrbmsu nd4 QUE Ve.
l9atf lnsperoirt fpsrpen. Die oGuiea fpcrosn 3 risu
baltelL pamtt pie Sd)nler In ben Gboren Der 1~0uerts
mitfnstu tonnsn. @tnern &benp NOR BITE srfte probe.
~ hno lest 600 ean8tr bier. bic i&on otsle probsn &C.
baltsn baben. SOD ?
- (3k 1urrt.) am iiblitsn 1beile ses etaates
btrri1t uubalttnoe Dtrrt. Sas Bieb In ben Counties
1ulare unb Ganta Barbara irepiri aus Wan9tl an
apaNsr, urb bic Aniteolsr nomaptfren uuo iuden flo
anptrt aRtiptpldss. aesnn ui&t rtt&t&sy Wsatu faut,
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r,, u. ,,,,a ~. mnA, NJ W"a .r9 Sis S W o MI aarnSSi..
ssittsn mr. asbls nm Ser lluroeu III beiIeu, osrjdafttsu
ibr ben hui zines iuSerlaifaen ednstS Dor ~ssnffI6en.
abdbrsnS ne oen nriIoersa sTSormen Der aranfbeit, nas
n.,ussiim oua hi feinen ainpern, ana,meNen lit, In he AZ
aieiMsr Ssit sas t%piriiamis WiittsI bel beainnsubrr
gStyinoisat uno bel ben sefdbrliGt1 aeioen Der aebls
u mp, o so Muagr" ~, II ionts Sie}es assitoral fets IN isssr
EamiGe bel her pam lei urp ba VIE benz 6ufen unb
Sr GriSltuna ausaeiest iuo, 10 louie es IL isias,a bauIe
tsh,sr ''''F''
" EhoIe,h ,inoemur,tne 0d,,pinb6,dbt fir u~ubeiIbor
o,hoIfsn mirS' 10 fnb btnnoa ,hon Wieie, Bic AID IN.
SS,Thnr a,,iosnsbs, mariner btrh oas Gir{deu .qleftoraI
Rsait mOrSsn. 81 pcufomnisn IN isins Gerridait iSsr
ri, proribsiteu her aebIe uno Der lliraen, bas be hart
ysaio;itsn SSus isiusr Tiadt ,ptifen. lD,ur nnidts an,
z y a : = nm 4 ffeutIihe 4 b n { fnosu "a ron
orstsm Shas,n' IL
> = ah,rc mirs In alien T6uet boourb ~atntIbert UNI
NJ, nSn1,,iM h,yirt ~ 800
y " I siiasmeia nm ftin, osilfrafte befanrt. bah mir
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wODt NpW MT III OCT gun
Sert Sei6i6te Der Webi,in
bat irseno elm 9eiImitteI
10 an8emein uno tiet has
Bcrtraueu ber WenfAteit
eetuornen, fute bitie Dor.
frefhthe Mrltnet fir quus
gsuibtI. Wabreuo elmer
Rsibe bon Satrefi
uno fat uuter allen Wtn.
fGenracer bat fte fid1 t8bert
u. bbbere Mnertennnng Ct.
runaen, ie better he betannt
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ayers 7"
Giridem @eftoral

layers Cherry Pestoral),
fir Granfbeiten Der &eble uno Der Qunsen,
tpie Suiten, grtdltunSen, Seubbuiten, Sebl,
brdune, Mtbnla uno S1uinoiu1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-03
fcw Yorfer Warftbcrid

SaS GplbsMeio.
wew.9orf, 2. Gsbruor. Seuti8e eGtusnott.
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Iew.UorL Y. Gebr. - Y6telidpcineHetiG fau
s26. rs. - Baumuole matt uno eeipiHen; ION SIS: -
3uder, raft, Guba l2k; Yorto Itsp 1lh-l24 ets.
GteinOl, rob. u rat. 81 Gts. - a9aiien, lso-lsl.-
fofsr "a k-hQ HfA.
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Selegrapbiide Sepei9en.

tgeriatet fir ben r9sutlasn eOrrsipOnOentsnA :.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-09
Habitual Constipation.
HOW TO EFFECT A CERTAIN AND Pc
NA.NErNJT T,yrDE

HOW TO EFFECT A CERTAIN AND PER
MANENT CURE.
Some occupations of life predispose to
Costiveness, especially those which allow
but little exercise. Persons who contract
this unfortunate habit Of body, under such
circumstances, might possibly be relieved
by changing their sedentary employments
for others of more active kind; but this is
by no means certain. Habitual constipa-
ton is very obstinate disorder. All the
ordinary so-called remedies invariably ag-
gravate il. Nothing can be more injurious
than the continued use of strong aperients.
They at first irritate and finally almost
paralyze the bowels-rendering 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 fnvigorates
the whole intestinal canal, while quietly
removing from its convolutions all impede
ments to a free passage through them. No
mere purgative 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 few weeks.by the Bitters. To
those who have tried all the medicines OF
the dispensary in vain, we say try this ire
sistible stimulant 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 to
perform its excretory function regularly
and BEAUTIFULLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-09

R.K. SCOTT, the Governor of South
Carolina, is an Ohio carpet-bagger, who
had his luggage attached when he first
went to that State, to pay his board bill
at the hotel at which he stopped. At
his Inauguration few days ago, he was
conducted to the chair by Cadet WHIT
TEMoRE, arm in arm. The chaplain
who made the opening prayer, invoked
Gods blessing on "R. X. ScoTT, who is
now about to be inaugurated Governor
of Ohio" This occasioned a haw-haw
among the sable members, and the rev.
erend gentleman corrected himself by
substituting South Carolina for Ohio.
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SedenfaHy People.

Eminent men Of our country assert that
there Is no remedy like MISHLER'S HERB
BITTERS for diseases peculiar TO persons OF
sedentary habits. 1t has long been claimed
and Is now an established fact that combi-
nation of certain herbs roots and barks will
cure their ills. Such a preparation Is
MDsHLERs HERB BITTERs, for it has
never failed, and it still continues on its tri-
umphant career For all diseases arising
from any impurity ofthe blood, or derange-
ment of the digestive organs, including
Liver Complaint, Coughs, Colds, Sick
Headache, General Debility, Dyspepsia, &C.,
1t is now proved beyond all peradventure
that no man, woman, or child, however
pale and ematiated, can use MISHIERS
HERB BITTERS regularly for twenty-one
days, without the return of the rosy cheeks
and fair complexion, characteristic of good
health. Sold by all druggists and dealers.
DIR. S. B. Hartman & Co., Proprietors, Lam
caster, Pa. al. .f..
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Tie Latesf and Choicest.

SEA MOSS PARTNERSHIP to be very fine
for Deserts and an elegant and
dainty dish for the sick.
COx's SPARKLING GELATrNE-An old
~ favorite with The ladies for Jellies--
49, bright, clear ana beautiful. - q
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just the ar
ticle to use with Coxs Gelatine-of
rich and luscious favor.
.BAKER's ooooA 1Wmranted Pure, de-
- Slicious and nutritious beverage.
HECKERS FARINA-Prepared especially
for invalids and children.
ANGUsTURA BfTTERs- The genuine ar
ticle for ladies and children in feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSIN-The most perfect rem
.N edy for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN sTARCH-For Pudding and Gus
tards.
TAPIOCA-A splendid desert. either alone
or with Berries. ''
At LAUGHL1N, SMITH d CO.'S,
.'............ .......... Wholesale Druggists,
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SOME enemy of Hon. WV. G. RRowN,

SOME enemy of Hon. WV. G. RRowN,
of Preston county, has written a very
muddy letter to the Intelligencer pre-
tending to commend Mr.. BROWN to the
Democracy of the State as a suitable
candidate for United States Senator,
upon the ground that he warmly COM
mended the address issued by Ohio
county Republicans in 1869. As a
further claim for Democratic gratitude
to Mr.. Brown, the writer states his
opinion that if the course recommended
in that address, and endorsed by Mr..
Brown, had been adopted throughout
the State, "the Republican party might
yet be in power in West Virginia"
And to add still further to the recon-.
mendation of Mr.. Brown as a Demo
cratic candidate, the IntelEgencer says
that its correspondent is "ene Of the
staunchest Republicans in Preston
county,"
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Important to Pulmonary Pa
~ III tents.

To give reliefto Pulmonary Consumption
is oftentimes all that it sought for in the adj
ministration Of remedies. We know of exy
IRENE 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 misapprehension. 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 10 make the inquiry Of them.
These cases are near at hand In this city and
within a 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-
sonal direction in many cases it will. In
every case 1t will relieve, and it will surely
cure the incipient symptoms that lead to
that dreadful seourge; in other words, it
will cure when application is made to it in
time. The incredulous will not squander
much in in bare trial either of time or
money. The Doctor will examine your
lungs If you viii call on him at his Office,
l67 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Office
hours from A. M. until p. NJ, and from
8 until 8, and on Saturdays from to 8 at
night. II your druggist does not keep it,
send five dollars to DIR. Keyser and he will
with full directions how to use 1t; Sl.0 per
bottle
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-09

In connection with the subject of the
tendency OF railroads to enhance the
value OF land, the. Washington ( Pa.
Revie,O states that few days since a
portion of the land of JOHN COCHRAN,
near the Pan Handle railroad, was sold
for two hundred and twenty dollars and
twenty-five cents per acre. The land
prior to the building of the Familiar
die road would not have sold for over
sixty dollars per acre. Thousands of
acres of land have advanced in the
same ratio along that railroad and are
every day becoming more valuable on
the rapid increase of population and
other causes resulting from the con-
struction Of the road. 10,
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Pittsburgh and ConnelIsville Rail.
road.

The eighteenth annual meeting OF
stockholders of the Pittsburgh and Con-
Rellsville railroad was held in Pitts
burgh last Monday. The following ex-
tracts from the annual report OF the
President, w. ODEN HUGHARr, ESQ,
possess some interest for West Virgin
ians:
The length of road now in operation
is about 30 miles, between Pittsburgh
and Connellsville, with the addition of
the Fayette county branch of II miles.
The gross earnings OF the road for the
past year were 1866, 1886, divided as fol.
lows: From passengers, Sl7S,357;
from freights, $437,27S; from mails,
$500; from miscellaneous sources,
$6490. This shows an increase of the
gross earnings over the year 1869 OF
$46,Sl7.42, and over 1868 of$l47, l1O19.
The entire expenses of operating the
road during the year were $469, S87, SO.
The excess of the gross receipts is there
fore 1856, S4S.5l. The balance of earn
ings equal TO 2Ss per cent for the year,
or $500 per cent over the year 1869,
and Is 92-l00 per cent. moro than 1868,
The increase is continuous and steady
month by month.
The increase Of nearly all the pro-
ducts and manufactures OF the region
trayersed by the road has continued
Coal and coke increased about ID per
cent; groceries and dry goods about 100
per cent; whisky about 100 per cent;
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THE Pittsburgh Paper says that the
prospects of the Pittsburgh, Virginia
and Charleston railroad are highly flat
terins Indeed, the enterprise may now
be considered a pronounced success,
The fact that stock sufficient to organ
ize the company was taken in one day
by a few individuals shows that our
capitalists consider it good invest
ment. The first annual election OF
officers will take place on the first
Tuesday in January, 1871"