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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-25
RECORDER HACkETT

The condition of Recorder Hackett
Yesterday was much improved, and
hopes are entertained of his being able
to recover in time to preside at the Nc
Farland trial as usual on Monday next.
COLONY.
Arrangements are being made in this
city to organize colony to settle in
Alabama.
The Assistant AdjutaAt General de-
nies that Major General Mcdowell has
received orders from Washington to
lookout for the Fenians on the frontier.
ALL SERENE
Count Otto Won Below and his de-
voted wife took a train for the West
last evening, his mother-in-law having
settled all the claims Of his indignant
victims.
Mrs. L. G.. Calhoun Bunkle visited
Mrs Observation-Disclosures at Wood
side, on Thursday.
COURT MARTIAL.
court martial has been sitting in
this city for several days. Among the
officers tried was First Lieutenant B. +
RIVER of the Second United States Ar
tiilery, who has been found guilty o.
presenting a false and fraudulent claim
against the United States, and SENTENCED
to forfeit all pay and allowance due him
TO be cashiered and dismissed from th'
service, and rendered incompetent t.
hold any position of responsibility o.
trust under the Government, and to bt
confined for three years in such peni
tentiary as the proper authorities ma!
direct.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMUKF-, NIITII -
FLOUR-Quiet and firm.
GRAIN-Wheat firm; Maryland amber
at 81 40dl S. Corn quiet; white 81 10; yellow
dull at 81 10; receipts good. Oats firm at 6iG
&c. Rye steady at 95cgSl 10.
PROFISIONS-MeSs pork firm at SIS 500
% 90 Bacon active and advancing; rib sides
l6c; clear sides l7c; shoulders BE; hams l9g
Oc.
LARD-Firm nj lGl@6lGs4c.
WHISKY-Quiet at 81 o..
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DIRECTIONS:
Notice to Bridge BuiIders.

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
the bridge ordered by the Board OF super
visors over Little Wheeling Creek, on the
lands Of James Vance and Others, in Tria-
delphia township, win be received by the
undersigned until May 10th, lSTO Bids for
stone work 10 be distinct from bids for wood
and iron work. Plans and specifications can
be- seen at any time by calling upon the
undersigned at his house.
Address ALLEN DAVIS,
apra Triadelphia.
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Earnings Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.

The forty-third annual report of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
shows that for 1869 the gross earnings
of the Main Stem and all the branches
were S9,676,S73. OF this, S536,033 was
earned by the Parkersburg Branch, and
S4l5,924 by the Washington Branch.
On the Main stem the earnings were
divided thus: passengers, 81 ,246,9l9.
tonnage, S7,477,996. On the Parkers-
burg Branch thus: passengers, $lOl las;
tonnage S434,SS7. On the Washing
ton Branch thus passengers, S329, 1877;
tonnage, $50, l26; total passengers,
Sl,677 ,S62, tonnage, $7,999,Oll. the
aggregate expenses of operating and re-
pairs were Sc, $50, l27, and the net profit,
S3,0S7, 745; this is an increase of profits
over last year of $685. a dividend OF
4 per cent on the capital was paid in
October, 1868, and another in April,
1869 the expenditures on the bridges at
Bellaire and Parkersburg during the
year were S647,745.
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Jas. II. Wait and Reuben Waltz

Jas. H. Wait and Reuben Waltz In
W.. Sf1,,,,,'s,
Sarah Wait, ct ais.
IN PURSUANCE OF 4 DECREE MADE
and entered in this cause at the March term,
1870, Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio county
West Virginia, II was among other things
further ordered that said Commissioner
make n further report, showing the names
OF the creditors OF said estate, and the
amount OF their claims remaining unpaid,
first giving notice by publication in the
Wheeling INTELLIGENCER and Wheeling
REGISTER for six consecutive weeks, and as
provided by section of chapter 50 of the
Code of West Virginia, notifying the cred
itOrs OF said estate to present and prove
their claims before him on or before day
to be fixed therein by him. And that said
Master report such other or further matters
as either party may require.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
WHEELING, April 5, 1870.
All persons interested are hereby notified
that in pursuance Of and by authority Of
said decree, have fixed on SATURDAY,
JUNE 4, 1870 aS the time. and MY OFFICE
i'm the city OF Wheeling as the place, when
and where ] will proceed to take proof Of
the matters in said decree specified and
raferred To. GIBSON l.. CRANMER,
epr0 commissioner In Chancery.
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1T NTlD NhIDW ELI,
Special COMMISSIONS

The above sale has been postponed until
WEDNESDAY, MAY 18th, $50, al 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. ALFRED CALDWELL,
Rprll Special Commissioner.
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=. V. HOGE, =. l. HOG
Attorney at Law. Surve!
WV. HOGE & BRO.

AGENTS FOR TIIE PURCHASE ANT
sale Of Real Estate, Stocks, &c, on Commits.
sion.
Ofice 10. Bailey's Block. Market street.
apT5I
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NEW YORK ITEMS,
Recruiting Resumed-A Colony for
AIabnma-RecOrdcr Hackett Inn
proving-Mrs. McFarland-R Richard-
son Visited-COurt Martial. de.
RECRUITING RESUMED.

New YORK, April 25.-Recruiting for
the navy, which has been suspended for
some time at the Navy Yard in Brook
lvn, is resumed, orders having been re,
ceived from Washington to reopen a
rendezvous on board the recruiting
ship Vermont. Several vessels are
being fitted out in haste for active ser,
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$50. $50.
.HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE.
$50.
88O.

THE MOST PERFECT MACHINE YET
invented. VIII widen and narrow, turn a
heel, or point a toe. 10 will knit stocklngS,
drawers, shirts, hoods, comforts ntttens,
&c. II Is cheap, simple and durable. II sets
up its own work, uses but one needle ana
needs no adjusting whatever IL VIII 90
the same work that the Lamb machine viii
do, and costs less than half a. much money,
and has not the tenth part Of machinery To
get out OF order. Agents wanted. All ma
chimes guaranteed.
Call and see them in operation ~
STRAW & MORTONS,
Gen1 Agents for State Of West Virginia.
W. d. SAWTELL, Agent,
First door below McLure House,
apr2 Wheeling. W. Va.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-08-11

rH.HT CnY CcEBH' OFFICE,
Leavenwerth City, ksnsa..
X/OU. AND EACH OF YOC, ARE HEREBY
n nDsi6e,l that at . regular meeting, hed By the
CIV Council Of said City, the 18th dsy Of July,
A.'D. 1870, the fdnoving resolutions were
sdopsed:
Ee-iyed. That IL Is nece~ary 70 construct .
u,snk sideva!k six feet wide, with pine platform
- vhite oak strincep, on the vest side Of Main
sfref in front Of lots 10 and II, biork u a;.o or
the ves. side Of Main street between Oaxe and Pot
tsvstoie streets, excepting in front Of lots ;, g.
s nd G. block II City Proper.
And you, and eAeA q you, are hereby further
notified, that unless . majority Of the owners Of
such property, residing in the City, Except perons
clainins interest in such progerty by reason Of
Tax Titles, and Liable to he taxed y5f snch work
improvement) shall, on ar hefDse Monday, the 9Th
day Of September, a. d. 1870. kle with the City
Clerk a ah City, their puote<t asainst said I'M
psuveaseats the Cay Council viii order aid i'm
irnprovruents - be nsAls, and contract therefor,
and levy and collect the take. for the same pro
yidsd b. the City Charte. and Ordinances passed in
puSyuASce Thereof
wv. W. CREIGHTON, City Clerk.
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lulIEI TIE ILJl0D:

The most active. energetic, unf.ilins and rapid
remedy known for tboes numerous diseases incident
u an impure state Of the blood Is EDWARD WILD
ER's SARsAPARiLLA AND PorAsH. This great
Medicine stands without 4 rival. II Is perfectly
peerless. Manufactured with the utmost care from
the Purcst and cstlicst materials II has achieved
reputation for potency and thorcshness that places
il in the front rank Of popular rcmedie~ Cure Is
guaranteed in every case, where the directions are
followed, for those diseases, the most terrible Of
which the human body can he subject, namely
Scrofnla in all Its forms; every known variety Of
Constitutional Syphilis, Vcncr-al Disease, Neu-
ralgia, Skin Diseases, matter how old or invet.
crate, Chronic Rheumatism, Scrofulous Sore Eyes,
Glantlular Swellin;s Of the Neck, or elewhsre,
Chronic ChiIls and Fever, letter, Weeping Sore
Leg, Ulcers Of every kind, Pinples the Face,
Ringwoum, Scald-hcad, Falling out Of the Hair, OF
!Allopecia, White Swelling, Hip-joint Disease,
Chronic Erysipelas. Aguc Cake DroI~y, etc.
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AVOID CONSUMPTION

No enemy 10 the human race is more to be dread
cd, and is more insidious In its approaches, than
that too fatal and generally prevalent arch destroyer
Of health and Happiness Of myriads- ''Cmsump-
ton in its CHASTITY f,m,.'' rhe duty Of all is to
guard against its first advances. This may be done
by the timely use Of EDWARD wLDER's Con-
FOUND EYrRAsr OF WILD CHERRY, preparation
especially recommended as Attending certain relief
for all Pulmonary Complaints. Before it Coughs,
Colds, and Catarrhs rapidly disappear. II affords
prompt and decided comfort in cases Of Bronchitis,
Laryngitis and Asthma or Phthisic. Likewise, 1t
is ofthe highest in relieving the dcult breath
ing and distressing Cough Of those afflicted with
Consumption. In MI cases Of PBeumcnia or Winter
Fever it is indispensable. II has cquai in taste,
efficiency, and power. Wherever used il has not
only given present relief, but effected permanent
cures.
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Gold opened at 1874; advanced to 1875; closed at
1875. Ia ar
NEW YORK, Aug. 3, evening.
Wall street markets exhibited little more ami
nation this afternoon, the features being a decline
in gold and an advance in securities On the Stock
Exchange, some prominent brokers, who had been
absent from the market for some time, appeared a.
bold buyers and succeeded in establishing an ad-
vance Of to per cent in the gold room. German
and Anglo-American bankers were sellers of gold,
which caused a decline to ll714. The lowest price
was influenced by rumors Of the death Of Napoleon
and by the advanced frmness Of United States
bonds abroad; but the decline accelerated by
the fact that some weak American holders were
forced to throw their gold ovcrlnarj-one party
alone selling and half million long gold, which
he found announcement, financially, to carry any
longer. Later in the day there rally to 11S%l
on the report Of q shipment tomorrow to the
amount Of million. At the Custom House thus
far only one million has been cleared. The market
closed dull at lfs11s@l1sH.
Cearances si07, 900, 900.
Private cable kilograms Of leading firms report an
easier feeling in the money market at London.
., Money Sos5c on call, with an immense supply.
~
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False pr0tencea.

The vast and continually increasing sales Of Hos
letters Stomach Btters have provoked the envy cf
a certain class Of dealers i'm various parts Of the
country, who trying to substitute their utterly
worthless local nOstrun,s for the most popular pro-
Irietary medicine in the world. These impostcrs
hope by their false statements 10 obtain from the
millions who patrOnize the great American Tonic,
sufficient number Of customers tn make their
specnatons upon the health Of their neiShlers
profitable. As the demard for lfostctter's Bittens
j. now large and Urgent TO TAI to their fullest
eNtet the facilities for its Manufacture these petty
attempts to wiring in the mercst trash by fase rep
rcsentations, Of little consequence to its prrr
ctors. They are, however, n serious evil to the
yictinized. IT. for example, at this warm seaz,n,
when real invigorant is greatly nceled, the suf
frer from general debility indigestion, bilieusnes
or nervous weakness, is cOaxel into using wishy-
washy compound without any medical virtue, in
stead Of the sovereign specific in which the Tarest
tonic and alternative vegetable elements sccntif
icaly combined, it is obvious that he will rue the
day when he allowed himself to lie thus deluded.
It's in the interest Of parties who have been
he influenced by the lersuasion II plausible charla-
fans, that this article Is published with the light
81 twenty years experience to guide him, why
should the invalid take leap in the dark?
III L.
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THE STATE OF KANSAS,
Leayenvorth County.

THE STATE OF KANSAS, g.
Leavenvorth County.
In the Probate Court, in and for said County.
In the matter If the Estate Of Clara NJ Reel, de-
ceased.
AYOTlCE !. hereby given that Letters # Admin :
~ istsstio0 have been granted to the undersigned
On the Estate of Clara ". Red, late Il aid County
the County and State Aforesaid datel the 18th day
Of July, A. b. 1910. Nov, all persons having
ciaimx against the said estate, are hereby noeihe,
that they must present. the same to the undersigned
br allowance within year from the date 81 ssii
Ietters, or they may be pseciuded FINN any beneh'
Of such estate, and that such claims he not sxhb-
tied within three years aer the date Of said Letters
they shaA be fyfeves basTed.
~ .s- b. L BALDRIDGE, Admir-
cfthe Estate q Casa ~ Reed, DEED.
Ieavenvorth CITY. July q, 1870. iy2I-u
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CHICAG d MARKET
- 90 s- CHICAGO. Aug. ..
FIOUR-Dull, but easier.
wHEAT-Iess active; 1c lower.
CORN-Dull; re lower for No2.
OATS-Active, closing at 42di4 for Mo-.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS; nominally 1c lower;
quoted ut SJc. - ffT
FEOvISIONS-Inactive; mess pork dull at 500
.? ~; shoulders steady at l2c; short rib, 1J54c.
IARD-Tierce, 16ml6%c.
HOt;S-lSeavy; 14@1 jc lower.
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-. - E SS m ..st SSn ~ c s..o
.ne DP m y . - N -.
- r-.-y.n ~ %.,;S..,,.sy 49, ~
E,,.J ..i..,s. H. ~ -. .rn..S.
- e. ~ .,..iI n..s,.- ~. -.
The f,,io-;.- .s,,,nnt I'm -. ofh;. ss,..
The mnr,3er,r. vhoee nsme ~ IA ~
learn Int 10 -. IT, titIe of n. "W;ch.
+, ns.nersAo - ~ IA . cis;. !" r." ~.
IL. "a s;xtv doilar. H. murSe,ed I'm
rid his .hsre. ma his nartner - .i,.rnt
When the dem.nd for hs share n. m.6e.
his v;Ie Nh.,.r4., I.c,.,d~6 n TY.ci. ~.
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e,.ne.. of sooa, ~ ashe.ss e4s.ou;sed them,
in great measure, from cur bill Of fare.
ThsS1tHsE1ssaisssss",.oo g.1
NOT every ohsac3e, now-a-days-an Irish
Mou, purified, concentrated, and rendered
an absolute luxury, n Sea Mos Farine, will
hereafter be quoted a. food staple in the
markets of the world.
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CORRECT THE STOMACH.

IT'S we'll asccrtaincd ply siolcsical fact that the
origin Of most of the ills 10 which humanity is heir
Is . deranged coalition Of the alimentsry canal.
The bowels becon,es constipated and sluggish, and
thence arises train Of fearful end distressing NAL
aides. As preventive and cure Sor these, Ed
WARD wILpER's FAMILY PILLS are unrivalled and
without precedent. They are not excelled as a
pursziive, and are especially recommended in all
Fevers and Inaammatory Diseases: in Acute Rheu-
matism; InAsMn,ation Of the Liver, Brain, KID
neys, and Bladder; in Erysipelas, Fever and Asue,
Acute Ophthaln,ia Sore Eyes, fullness OF the
Head, virtiso, Dizziness, Blindness, etc. They
are far superior to any known combination in the
certain and npid relief Afforded in al the above
named diseases. I'D.
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Beware Of Arsenic.

Aud all arscnical compounds. Better, far letter,
endure shaking and quakins life through than tam,
PER with this mineral poison, no matter how care
fully prepared Its extensive tise In ma1arial dis
has al, edy proven the cause Of great and dis
trcsins injury. Use EDWARD wILDER's CmLL
TOSc for ChiIls and Fever, Fever and Ague, and
every form, tvIs, vancty, and species Of Malarial
or Palutlal Fever or Affection, Twenty -one-dsy
Chills, Bilious Hemittent Fever, Brow Ague,
Lum.aeo, and every 6rm Of Periodical Disease. II
has no equal. II effects a certain and rapid cure.
1t is purely vegetable. II is warranted to cure.
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TIE RIGHT TO CURE sfAnKRMc Fo8

The succes, cf my method NJ curing Stammcring
lring proved Icy nd controversy, and the are be-
ing copy -ri.hted In the United States
Courts FIR the District ii Kentucky and the wide
ey,en, cf territory over which my night exsends,
snd the frequent calls which have from distant
ssctip. make II necessary fur To sill portion
of the territory, AMI nov Offer the following states
E,r sale. AZ ~: annexed psices. ! can iMpast the
arr Il, any ovc desrc> II purchasing, and NJ p1ice
that n sreat deal N money can be made cot % IT,
,n,criR; il Dt cs,ufrd 10 any section - ecen-
try or condition IL men, and there j. nothing which
\ i.r.,n will pay for more literally than ~ be Je-
level from this distressing misfortune.
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twice embracing him tesdsrly. Deputy
Sheriff Palmer handed the cnlps't GAS Of
water of which he drank heartily, and the
officers took their leave. The execufioner,
-, then approached the the sc.hold, led
BY Deputy Sheriff vo~. He vas envescp'd
in black domino surmounted by black
hood, and public curiosity was piqued for
once, as the sharpest eyes hiled to discover
the identity of the NAKED instruneuf Of the
laws vengeance. Deputy Sheriff Palmer pat
the black cap over the prisoners head and
carefully adjusted the rope around the neck.
His hands were then secured behind him with
a white handkerchief, while snap did the
same service at his ankles The Depsy
Sheriff stepped aside, the executioner palled
the lever, the heavy door fell and william
Dickson passed away. The murdered ped
Ter was avenged.
As he Eel, the rope in some unaccountabae
way slipped so that the knot was 1t the
hack of the head instead of behind the en-,
as at first placed. 1t was naturally supposed
that his death would be slow and painful, bat
the spectators were spared even the agony
usually exhibited on such occasions, and the
body hung without = struggle for twenty five
minutes, when it was gently lowered, and,
after examination, life pronounced ex-
tinct and the remains were deposited in .
neat coffin and given in charge Of Father
Laigniel for burial in the Catholic cemetry.
While the body was suspended, a corps Of
physicians, Doctors Jones, Thomas, Stiles,
Callahan, Medley and Fields among the
number, made examinations every half
minutes, which will be found below:
TINE OF PULSE OF DICKSON FOR TWELVE
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A Book fol
MARRIAGE
GUIDE.

scpkical mysteries and revelations Of the sexual
system, with the latest discoveries in producing
and preventing offspring, how to preserve the COM
g,lexicn, &c.
This is an interesting work Of two hundred and
twenty -four pages, with num,ervsls engravings and
CONTAINS Val,sable Information for thOse who are
msrric contemplating marriage, still il is hook
that ought n be kept under lock and key and not
laid carelessly about the house. o..
Sent to any one lfree Of POSTAGE for ffty cents
Address DR.. Butts, Dispensary, No -, North
Eighth Street, St. Louis. ....
kN"Notice to the Afflicted and unfortunate.
Before Supplying to the notorious Quacks who
advertise in public papers, or using any Quack
your disease Is, how deplorablc your condition.
DR.. Butts'can be coasu1ocd personally Or by let
ter OF, the disease. mentioned n his work..
Chestnut 81. Louis, No.
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SIDNEY CLARKE arrived at Lawrence
last week. The contest for Congressional
nomination has commenced. The Hon.
Sidney will make big fight. The Opposi-
ton is strong issued = Thirty page
pamphlet that shows up Sidney in . true
light. Fifty thousand Of these pamphlets
have been published, and will be distributed
soon. A new man will be placed on the
wheel. One who has bat one policy for
each question. One who is the peoples
friend At all times, at Washington as we'll as
among the settlers Of the Usage or the Chero-
kee Neutrnl Lands. A man, who, if he is
opposed to Railroads, will not ''bleed'' them
for his silence; who, while negotiating .
treaty with the Indians, is not studying how
he may secure half they get for the lands.
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VIZ. WxILHoUsE, Chairman.
Attest: p. ]. BOSEBRAKE, County elk.

IT was known = good many years ago that
John Speer was dehulter. In Angus,
1865, gentleman who nov rcsides in ne
$50, who was then secret detective agent
Of the Treasury Department for Kansas, said,
in Leavenworh, that he had proof enough
to convict Speer and send him to the peni-
tertiary any day he said 20. Il is said that
this same Han got u, 900 to 30 b WAXING
am%ad tx up the papess and c3au. Lei
~ matten be inves&isAfed, and justice
metcd out.-E~poria Ness.
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Apply to the undersigned, at the Contipental
Hotel, Leavenworth, Room Il.
Ladies and Children win be treated at
.r- their Residences.
au9vSd-welSsun DIR. v. 4. MOSS.
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- EDUCATIONAL.
KANSAS TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE.
Henry street Lawrence.
y. h. DA LEE. PRINCIPAL.

FINIiIs INSTITUTE Is VOW OPEN. APEksON
may here procure profession, the whole cost
Of wbn can be lguidated from the receipts Of IL
frs; two sscnths salary ~ an operator. Ladies and
persons rot enjoying robust health, will hni tins
business peculiarly adapted IN them.
80 Satisfaction g sarxnteed in every inst.nre.
EH- All correspondence prun,ptly .atended 10,
Lick Box :,rs. auI0eod&wHe
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Adoption Of all late improvements cvinces
4 determination to keep the AMERICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON, where it ever has been-in the front rank
Of New England hotels.
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Let In the l.lGAe.

The washing machine trial took place 1t
the Broadway Hotel on Monday and -Tuas-
day, and resulted in the decissoa that the
True American has the advantage in every
respect, and will do more work. than any
other two machines One trial fairly nade
is worth more than many theories. Try 4
again. -
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A c.m,,..,..n Long Needed.

Buchu, Juniper and Acetate of Potash
combined in scientific manner form the
preparation known as Wayne's Elixir. Its
merits have already made it a popular rem
etiy in the cure of all diseases OF the Kidneys
and Bladder. d&w
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EDWARD wGLDEa's FAnocs sTosAcm B.rrxss
esstaisly cure DysPepsis, nes Complaint. Isdi-
sntioa n sli Its asns. Isses.itssat Yev-s. Fever
ard Age. and ali periodical disea.es. II relieve.
Cello and Flux. Cures eo.tivsseas. proves ~ Ia
vesssst d mild and delightful ehss,cses &c DELI
este saale. srts % alternative ed toasc BE A.-
ny PuToses; rccupcnses the vested and dehllI-
saisd frame. strengthens the appetite aud impsovrs
tls digestive fsces; IL Is asliks al other Attcrs,
its bs~s being pure oh Bosrtsa az copper distilled
whiskey. while the boAy of al rival psepA-
sstioas Is eommon raw whiskey or Akahsi.
which Is In the highest degree eItresseiy de-
leterious 10 the sysis~. This fart has II i,sel
strongly commended II To ihe confidence Of the pub
lie, and Its usefulness has sea saiesi~d by the
solicited certificates u I~sAins In the medies
profession and the holy ministry.