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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-17

Gin Batient miber % iIIen. Gin fomt'
t6er gorfaq ipielte an elmer {onit erniten Static, i'm
Operations1aale Der @raser 1irurgiihen Slinif ab.
Gin Batient Der pitalsabtbeilnne fir dnBere Srant.
beiten, elm Bduerlein in ben Ginf5igern, wuroe ber=
einaefibrt. @ie Der Sroinarias aussinanosrlebte.
lit Der Yatient an elmer Munbtrantbeit. Yin Der
oberen Wanb beg Munoes ndmliA mar Elm Suh.
itansperluft eingetreten unb es bate fd bort cine
90blnng in Der @rDbe elmer gierIhale eebiloet.
Wdbreno Der Yrofei1or an Der Rlinif ben Yatienten
unteriudte, erfldrte ct ieinera Iuoitorium, oaB CT in
Der S6bluna ielbit cine Reubiloung entoede, iiher De.
rem Gbarafter er ieboh ni9t politdnoig I'M Slaren
lei; nah6em ct in einem ~ldngeren Worirage ape ar-
ten bon Neubilbun9en our6gangen Dar, nelbe in
oieiem Sale p~orle9en %f6nnten, entidloB er iih. Die
Wuherung Ourh cine Operation 3u be1elttgen. gr
fibrte Su oieiem Behufe Dorerif einen Safen elm. UNI
bic @eihmulft Su friren aber iiebe Do oieie blieb
am Saten baften nnb telte fid als elm Stiid zines
Npfels Dor. Als Der 9atient Die germunoernng Der
umleb,noen bemerfte, ioste er etuas drserli6 .Ma,
oDs Is oum,l, bob mir 66s 'rausge5osen haben,
DOG ted / la INNER 1elberb inein, neil mir ionft oas,
mas | iB, in bic 2udet bineinfommt."
Nadoem iid oas @elddter aelest bntte, tpel4es
iber bieie grfldruns ausbraA, fra9te Der profeior
bas gauerlein vSie lino aber bod tpesen bieIsm
te ben Ropf uno meinte treubersig /: %, nein, nil
ienis, bin eisentlib mad 8ras 9efommen, neil
Den Spbn bon un5erm Hihter, Der i'm Yuntigamer
8rdubaus als Gnedt bient, sur A5ientirung bdtt
Ib9ans fubren 10Qen. Wie I aber nab 8raa Tom
men bin, 10 bin |. neil / mi net a~usfennt bah, itati
in's 4untisamer 8rdubaus ba bereinfpmmen. S
bab' mi BLOB p%erirrt. als man nabfrua. ftelte
iid beraus, DAB Der Bauer i4on 7 Sage i'm Spitale
lei. Ser Yortier, Der ibn fir franf sebalten, bate
ibn in bic Nufnabmsfan5lei gelhidt. bort %piIitirte
man i'm, uno ba man ienes ~iibriaens idon Il
Sabre beitebenoe MunoIbel fano, 10 wuroe er au
Ole 1irursiide Mbtbeiluns selest. Ser Bauer tpat
omar Iebr perwunoert. fiste iih aber. @as mae
ieine Gamilie 5u Sauie iioer cine 10 lanse abpeiens
belt benten?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-17
Deutihe 3eitfhrtften far 1870,

Der nnter,eidnets label CUR subfeietiun auf naafolssnt
a~nseTubrts aaeerein bsfannts unb nhsIids 8ldtisr elm:
Sas 8uh fir Mae. suuFrirte aRonats.
Ihrift sur nnterbaltuns unb 8elebruns. Der Sabrsaua sn
l3 Seften nit siueua StatNfid: nDas Siebssoratel." $500.
Gu Saufe. @siaihtsn uno Sileer CUR antsr'
baIiuns. Der Sabrsans BON ID Stften NIT elmer otaeIit9
Yramie nGauf une grethen." S2'W.
0aS Neuca8latt.-e Gin iauftrirtss Sanilien
Spurnal. Der Setrsans BON So Nummern 81 80
omnibus. Suufrirtes Gamiientlatt. Der Sasr.
aoro ypn 50 Wummern So IS
. Mit prdmis: .sm gcrfaale bes Sdmursridts" %
8ldtter fur BEN bdusliden &reis CUR
nit sissI gla sps s .gfsmiss:' Ds re ss sasdasns s ssn & S 8 s.
Oie Sauifrirtc ISelt. - Gin eatss neuii$ss
NamiIieublatt sur untsrbaItuns unb 8elebruns. Der Sabr'
ssFanuf unb 0retben1 So IS
Oie 6~artcnlaube. (eeip,issr.) suatrir.
tes Samtltentlatt, Der Satrsans pom 10 Soften 80 %
Sabcim.- Gin bsutiaes gamilisa. u tsrbaItuass
bIatt, Der SabrsanB BON - Soften So so
9llaemeine yamilien=S ettnna. gtro.
nif Der @esenwart sur unterbaltuns unb Belebruns. Der
Sabrsans ron 10 Ssften Or. 8clic 80 rs
t1cber 2ano nnb Mfcer. auasmeine thu
Grisle ssituns; es a.a,sg gel a, sn 49, 3; N sr3 2aalanOsr. ps y
ss gi} gsd s = 70 . ssaaff a sai S Srsia Ssrt ''@"" & & 50
Sic 8tene. Spurnal fur 1piletts unb 5anbar
belt. Der Sabrsaas BON "a Sammsrai in 6Olis nit lssr sislsn
Slufratipnen 81 20
Scr Sn3nr Sluttrtrfe Odmen- Settung, Bic
rsibtaltisite unb nuslihie aamilisn 8situna. bas beliette.
fe unb ~aeleienfte 8latf Dir Mrbe unb unterbaltuna, nit idbr>
ltd hber 1000 Mbbilbuisen. Mpbetileera etc, nebf sesen 300
sanittmuitsrn in natarliaer @rSss. Der satrsaaa Son
4S Yunfnern ar. Tptp cine. IS 90
aussrssrn tSSnnsn aber ale in Dsutialanb erldeinsnSsn
9ettfhrtften, tpte /. g. 81 nnhene Slte1enbe Bldt.
ter, per Sabrsans III Sc 50; alasberabatia. Der sba.
III 81 40; WpbenpeIt, Der Sabrsana III 50 20; Der
8terbrauer, Der satrsans su So 90 bic Ratur, Der
Saarsane au SIS 90; % efermann's iduf: Monats'
befte, Der Sabrsans 81 Sc 90; Il niere 3 EFT, Der Sabr.
gang III 81 90 uip., MN. burt mid bescstn iperben.
8erbunben NIT neinent Eager . cut d. er Bl6er, mel,
des an Rei6battiafsit BON feinern anberen in ben Ser. Gtaa-
ten abertrrTen rtrb, battle i'd nets einsn sregsn grrratb BON
fhbnen 8tlbern in 8utfer. unb Stablfih, Stein- u.
Sdrbenbrrd, photographic, ETC., fotpie aGc Mrten BON 6dreib.
uno 8etdnunss. Materialien, DEFENDERS 0eiAdftsbadsr, etc.
in erpber @uspabl.
gbpnnements auf 8eitidriften fbnnen reuf Zen pollen
Sabrsans unb sesen Scraussabluas Der 9 'crtptionsprsiie
a EFeenpn,r1en tperben.
Inter 2u16ernna Ser forsfdltisifen ausf .unn aner mir
sutpntmencen Auftrdse. erapfetle i'd mid nteinen Grennbea
uub 2anosleuten tefens.
Ybilipp G. Sheobalo,
Sud uno auaftanblung, @~rurttaus, Cincinnati. .
@Ip}sn Irfrasen beliebe man cine 9pimarfe b~ei3ufneen.
San. 10. 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-17
6umpriTtIbeS.

NuF Dem MasfenbalI. Geijenoe 5hdferin,
oarf Id DID in oein Irtabea, in oetn titles Sbal
5uriffubren?
Nd NOS Mtasien! 6i6ren lie mir lieber inn
Speiieiaal - i'd faile I'M Dor Sunser! J"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-17

CINE 2ebrerin in benz Gtdbt9enWrcola. Sn6. Die
eiren uneesoeenen Sunsen itrafte, muroe auf oem
9eimtuege bon Dem ebenio un9e3ogenen Better 6es
SSu1een angesrifsn unb auf cine aans barbariide
yBeiie selhlasen ur6 aetreten. sic blie5 idrsdlid
5uaeriAtet uno fat beFnnunsslos auf benl Ylabe
lienpn. ss+4v*g~gt aaa~a
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-17
Bloomington, 81, pfan,fAule.

10 Sabr! 500 Mder! 10 Gemdhsbduier!
@rSbte unb bette Auswabl, beauemer Sransport
MrfelRd NJ d l, Q unb 8 Sabre. 1000 fdbne, elm
idtriae, S25. Apfel.@ I'D M nj. a%userlslene
pflansi6ulen.g prrdtte: Saamsn, Diese, Apfe!.
Gserareens, Rolen, 1000. $780, Datlien, g brpertlilisn,
Gspddstaus- uab BeetpFansen. = Catalogue 10 Gtnts.
s. g. Yboenir.
Eeb3 2nf NJ
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-17
Wi6ttg fur Oamen!
@rinblider unb leidt faBlider
t1nterriebt int 3uf1nciocn ertbeiIt!

gon 6rn. &cbIer lit mir Bic @rneral- @aentur feiner BON
linn e~rfunoensn Wobene ,um fhneaen Suldnsiben BON ga.
menfleibern, fur ben Stdat 8 bio, ubertrasen ncprben. TieIs
Ipbeae BADEN H1 alS Die beiten erfriefen bic tis lest i'm &C.
braud maren, fe iirb besbalb ietr beiebt bel ben Dauten unt
werben felt ibrer grfnbuns ansemein ansemanht. Das Sps
ITEM, rprnad pie 8ulbneisetunit ~ erlernen. Il. febr einfad
unb fam has@an3s tn fsbr iur,er 9eit srpnhlid selernt per-
den ,polen, labe th Elm, In neinem 5aule ppr,ufpreaen, nor
arunhlider rnterribt barin ertbetIt sirb. guf werbe Id Zen
Staat Stio bereilen unb fbnnen Yerionen, rpelhe bic Msen.
tur fIr tiefe Mrbsus Der 3ufaneibsfuns hbernetn,en puaen,
IT'D an MID q eneen.
Carl Senboh,
Sub <5cGfrase, aats bi benz gite part.
Sult "a, 3nlt br lin
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-17

Sic Gaiierin onn 6ranfrei2 seliano neuIih Ell.
rer 5rsunola, onb fein Sag pergsbe, an tpslten, lie
midi sablreide Sbrdnen usrslebe. IS lit chen niGt
ales Golo mas 9l6n5t.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-17
Bi4iae Tarrnet, su perfaufen.

gu %Derfaufen, biais, inter febr annebnbaren Bebinsunsen:
1000 @ter 2anb an Der Hatienalitrase, 1l4 Weilen fpeflt1
ron 9 olunbus, III Der Nabe elmer i6neu nahienbsn eeutiden
anisSluns. sntwsesr %suiammsn, Obsr in Hsinsn Studen
(ntht unter % Mfern.
Der gubsn IN gut, unb aue Deutiae zen, bic I'D btatse 5eia-
tattsn rasrn mrasn, tpnnsn ter gs!D Mot sensr aalsssm,
NitteIn entiprepenbe tlttnsrs ODER s.6Bere Garm sum anfauf
ausfuHen.
Sd Bin ~bsauftrast sutes stabt~ Gissntbum in aauia an
~sunebuen.
Otto Oreiel,
Mbspfat unb Mssnt bes Gisentbamers, Office 30. 27
Dec 29-3nt tpuw Cub 6paitrabe, G%plunbns, ..
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-17
Bedtel'8 9ptel.

Sc Mtiaisan Street, glebelano, Obio.
Re;fsube Nnben bas bette Qoais, edte beutfGe Rpft unb BIZ
aufmertlamite YEese BET duBerft biQisen Yretien.
DIT. 7. LIE
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-17

gserf6ert Giaentbrr gesen gerluft rno Ghaeen burt
Reuer su 70 biuisea Staten, ais irssno cine anbsrs resGs &c,
ieQlhaft. .
Sireetoren oer @eIeGi1aft:
NbcIpb Nettbere, grdI., Or. Db. Jf6btr,
6. q. Murmann, Utee-Drdf. Gbrutppb Wcber,
Sacpb Wuuer, s. Httrld, 6enrp Bfdndnu.
Carl Samibt, 20uis arassr, SaeOb SbrOper.
G serpr1r
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-17
@aitbauS AT perrenten,

iouie ldnaTtlide ginri9tung oefielben su berfaufen.
Das in gaanaFelb, RidIanb County, Obip, ~seIesene gr-
DANCE 5otel, an Der Natnffrase, fann pom !. Mprtl an lber.
nommen tperben. @uh fnb idmmtli1e DR6beln unb bic gam
&c Ginridtuns bts 9ptels su %perfaufen. Wessn Rdterem
yuenpe man 1it an
6enrn S4irf,
NansFeIb, &idlanp County, Obto.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-17

Die Speiiefammer b,r, trusen Elm sutes Triihitid
suiammen unb pertrieben iih tpdbreno Dem Glen Die
3eit nit Sppttre0en auf Die gernarterten, an oeren
Aualen lie ih ueibeten. Bei 9aeesanbrud perlie=
gen Tie bas Saus. 3mei bel bieier Shanotbat be-.
.tbeiliate 5durfen fino perbaftet uoroen. Ser cine,
Jerbinono Baluoa, nit Dem Qlias Cabot, 1T elm mo-
Der 0erpanbte Der 6amilie! Der anoere beiBt Yin.
cent Worera unb fihrt bas Mlias Sortet.. Sas
Saus ,purbe BON Den ginbre6ern niht sepliinoert,
un6 elaubt man. bab lie .aIs Die 0olitreder elmer
NIes ibsrbietenoen u0enoetta" aebrludt tpuroen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-19
Agitation in military Circles.


From Don HQRS litter In no CoUu1STtt@'
The excitement among the military
pumps here over Logan's speech and bill
Is intense. The idea Of cutting down the
pay OF Generals and Lieutenant Generals
TO only few thousands more than nre
paid our chief and Associate Judges OF
the Supreme Court, fills the military
mind with wrath and disgust Then 70
muster out all those unemployed officers Is
abomtnable! The mon who claim 70 have
saved the country through their valor and
genius, and arc prepared to I'll any Office
from Do0r.keeper or High Custodian q
the BOotiOck ct tho White House 70 Presi-
dent, complain that they arc being thrown
out Of cmploy-orphans, as 1t were, 9t the
early age Of fi1y, thrown upon cold and
hcartle8s world. a.-aab. al =,
There seems to be an impression abroad
that, having given boy IN education at
the public expense, VIC arc bound to sup
mort him for Life. So in time Of peace OIL
GERS arc crowded upon the Government
in excess Of the demand, II We arc to
continue this absurdity called West Point
would It not be well to select from the
graduates to fill vacancies, and turn the
rest out 70 mako o living for themselves !
But the better way. would be to tumble
tho ridiculous affair into the Hudson and
select officers from the young men OF the
country who hive educated themselves, or
been educated by their parents, and open
promotion to tho rauks, precisely as other
governments do, that have less pretcnslon
10 Republicauism. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-19
Mass Fishing in the Potomac.

From nc lartins6urg Era.
The disciples Of 1zaak Walton arc an.
ticipating great deal Of sport when the
Bass fishing season opens. Frank For.
roster says the Bass Is one Of the finest Of
the American frcsh.water fishes; surpass.
cd by none in bOldness Of biting, In fierce
and violent resistance when hooked, and
by a very few only in excellence upon the
board. The black Bass, such as now
abound in the Potomac and Its tributary
streams, attams to the weight Of six or
eight pounds, Is rarely cxcCllcd In speed
and agility, and the sport which he affords
when hooked can very, readily be imag-
ined;nor can he be brought to the basket BY
anything short Of tho best tnckle and
the most delicate and mastery ma
nfpulation. Tho black Bass are incrcdi.
bly, prolific; they pair and spawn at one
year, making their bed In the sand or
gravel near tho shore in. shallow water,
from the middle Of May to the middle Of
july The female, after spawning, rctires
to deep water 10 recuperatc, while tho
male guards the bed until the spawn, Is
Matched. They make their appearance
from deep water in May and juno, grow
to great excellence in July and August,
and arc in their best condition in SeptCm-
Der md October.
It will be seen from the nature and
habits OEthe bass, that tho season for taxi
ing them commences in May. The COM
mon fish.worm Is about tho best bait for
carly fishing, although they bite well at
the minnOw or craw.fsh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-19
Taxation md Economy.

EyOm dc " ]. Emstleysslat Ildrrtalsr ~ X.
Congressman Hay, Of Illinois, struck the
popular key note when he declared
Yesterday TINT "thc present system Of
taxation is.exorbitantan ncedlesslys bur
densome, and that reduction OF taxation
to tho lowest point consistent with the de-
mand for revenue should be made" Mr..
Boutwell, .declaresi himself as dead set
against eithcrJthc abolition or reduction OF
tic income Tux. But the Secretary Of the
Treasury would 2d6 we'll to understand
that the reduction of this tax, which Is
now The source Of so much complaint, Is
vital to the SUCCESS OF the Republican par
". Nothing Is surCr than that q failure
OF the party In power to cut down taxa.
tion will ALLEVIATE thousands Of voters
The people look for and expect this redncC-
ti6hS and Is dc ISHil44 Yelf obserY Ehp
ttae has como when tic people Should BE
heard" Announcements OF reduction III
the prfncipal0f tic national debt will; In.
stead Of quicting them, make them still
more ClamorOus In their demands Tor q
liminution OF present burdens
General Garfield yesterday demonStra-
ted at length that the expenditures OF the
present Administration were far less than
those Of the preceding ono, willie the 10
CENTS were CorTCspOh0ingly greater. The
expenditures, said General Garfield, In the
second year Of President JohnsOn's nd
ministration were $346, 100000. Tho next
year It was 1877, 100000, IN increase Of
$21, OOO, OOO. For the fiscal year ending
June 90, $780, but four months Of which
were under General Grant, the Cxpcndi;
lures fell to 1921, 900, 600 "a falling off Of
$50, 100000 in q Single year. The year to
close next June, by the showing Of tho
Secretary Of the Treasury, would bring
the expenditures down 10 $e92, O0O, 900
For the fiscal year ending juno 80, 1S0D,
tho amount Of taxes collected was $780,
100000; for ills. year tho amount receiv'
cd from the same sources would be $306,'
100000. The collection Of tax on distill'
ed snirits, for tho last six months OF Dir,
Jolnsnn's administration, when the INK
was 50 a gallon, amounted to $l3,5OO, 600
for the corresponding six months Of Grants
administration, when the tax WIS only
one.iourth, It amounted to $e4BO0OOO
These cvldCucgs Of rrtrenChment, economy
and prosperity arc very gratifying, but NJ
the same time they present 10 the people
cogent reasons why tax burdens should ht
Immediately lightened. DIX WI !
i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-19
New Railroad / adj Project in tho Pan.
handle.
From he VVSlsSurO Ker

Frun he FHlsbUrg Herald. slllyl lIEIlI
Tho Bethany folks are becoming cnthu.
sIastic over the project ola continuance OF
the CHARTERS Valley railroad from Wash.
inVton, Pa, down Brush creek and Buffalo
creek to the Ohio, thence toWhGeling.
It Is argued and It Is believed with truth,
that tho connection between these two
points can be made, md tho road main
taincd much more chcaply on this route
than by the present route Of tic Hemp.
field, even with the Hcmpfeld road thrown
IN gratis. A survey Of tho BruShy run
route 10 the intersection Of the Buffalo
valley several years ago, showed It 10 DO a
most admirable location, with wgtadbs,
little curvature, no tunnels and rCmarkn.
bly, little expensive work.
ofany kind. Down the Buffalo valley,
although more difficult, no serious ongi-
nCcring obstacles exist, nor from the mouth
OF Bufllo down the West Virginia side Of
the Ohio This latter portion ofthc route
may be considered rs to some extent pro-
vidcd for in the Panhandle extension,
which before long Is sure, in any event, TO
be made. The. CharticrS road will proEa.
bly, be completed as taras to Washington
this summer, and then will come mp in
good earnest the question Of routes for %
Continuation to Wheeling. The BuHalo
route has some strong advocates and ap-
pcarancCs are worry favorable. An Gnthu-
siastic meeting was recently held Of the
citizens Of Bethapyit 70 consider and hkr
hction h the matter, NV ""V~~ ''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-19

"T6Ss litef Of DO aesh is d the'nlOoa,' Is 4
scrlptaral nlxim that science proves To- DO true
Tho people talk oEbati' blood, as the cause oil
many diseases, and like many popular opinion
this Of bad blood IL founded in truth
The symptoms Of bad blood arc usually quite
plain-bad Digestion causes imperfect nutri'
tome consequently tho circulation Is feeble,
de s6f tissles lose theft tone and elasticity, and
thStSngue becomes pale, broad, and frequently
covered with pAsty, white coat. This condI'
ton soon shows itself in ToughHeSs Of the skin,
then in ERurTIvE and LUCRATIVE diseases, and
whcu long continued, results In serious lcslongOl
tho Brain, Liver, Laagi, o. obituary apparatus.
Much very much, suffering q. eqn6ed By iEphrC
blood. 1t Is estimated by some that one.afth OF
the human family are affected with scrOfnla In
some form. a. p. - =. n w tf
When tho Blood Ia pure, you arc not 10 liable
to any disease. Many impurities Of the Blood
ariSe rom impure diseases oflatgc cities. Eradl'
cato every mpurity nom the fountain Of life, and
good spirits, iair skin and vital strength will 70.
turn to you. .EE ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-19

INCOME TAx.-The following clause Of
law in regard to the income tax seems to
be botheFing some honest and other sort
Of people: That the taxes on incomes
herein imposed shall be levied on the list
day of March, and be due or payable on or
before the 18th day Of April In each year
until and including tho year 1870, and no
longer" NOW what Is the purpose Of
this clause? 1t Is to define and declare, at
what timc in the year the income tax is
due md payable ..'
And it declares very plainly that the
tax shall BIO due and payable by the 18th
day ofApril in each year until and inclu
ding the year 1870, and no longer" No
payment Of the tax can be demanded
later than April, 1870, and ut TINT time
we pay the tax on Our incomes Of 1859.
On tic income Of 1870, therefore, no tax
is payable.-M r Herald
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-19
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of tho Throat and Lungs,
such aS Coughs, Colds, WhoopinR
u Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Probably nevcr before In tho whole history OF
medicine, has any Thing won 90 widely aud 50
deeply upon tho confidence Of mankind, - this
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Through long series OF years, and among most
OF Inc fuceS OF mon It hAs risen higher md higher
In their estimation, a. II has become better Known
it, uniform character and power to cure the va
riOus affections Of tho lungs and throat, have
made It known a. n reliable protector against
them. While adapted n mIldcr forms OF disease
and To young children, II 10 at the GHnic time tile
most edectuAl remedy that can be given for llctp'
lent consumption, md tho dangerous. nlGclioNs
OF tho throat aud lunRG As provision against
sudden AttackR OF Group, II BhOuld lG kept on
hand In ever family, and Indeed ~ I'LL aiu acme
times subject 10 coils nLd coughs, all should Ike
provided with thIs AntldOte for them.
Although settled EOMSuMptiOn IL thought In
durable, Btill great numbers Of caAcS where die
disease seemed settled, have lIeCn completely
cured, and tho patient restored u ROIlnd health
by tho CHERRY PeftOFHl. So complete ls Ii
mastery over the dis0FdGra Of the Lungs and
Throat that the most obstinate Of them yield 10 IT,
When nothing else could reach them, under The
Cherry peclOFdt they RubsillO md disappear
8iFReTs and Public ETfdkerS lntl great
protection nom II.
ASihAa Il always relieved anil Ortcn wholly
cured by II A.
Cherry PICTORIAL In small and frequent doAes.
SO generally are Its virtues known, thnt we
need not publlSh the certificates Of them here, or
do more than assure the public that Us PUn.lstRs
arc fully maintained. o. 's' r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-19
KIOSK 90!
Meets with GRRATsUCCEssi in the CURE Of
Diseases Of the Nervous System.

Almost nInO.tsnths OF our people suffer from
nervous exhaustion, and are, therefore, liable 10
ltS eoncomitant evils OF mental depression, con.
fused ideas S0ltsning Of tho brain, inSanity, and
complete breaking down Of tho general health.
Thousands are suffering to-day with broken
down nervous syStemA, and, unfortunately, 10:
baeco, alcohol late hours, oyer.Work, mental and
physlCaD are causing diseases Of tho nervous Bys'
TEN TO increase at fearful ratio.
Tho symptoms to which diseases Of the nervous
Byatam give EGG, may DO stated a. follows: A
dull, heavy feeling In tho head, sometimes mora
or Less seVGre pain Or headache; Periodical Head
Confusion Of Ideas: Temporary Loss Of Memory;
Detection OF Spirits; Starting during Sleep; Bad
Dreams; Hesitation In AnlweEtng QleatiOnsi
Dnllness Of Hearing TwItchlng Of the Face and
Arms, &C., which. 4 not promptly tEeatsd, Lad
opleIy, &C., &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-19

The Recommendation Of friends, and thu. Sug.
ReSti0ns Of many tiElotholdWs, have induced Us
70 make . change In our Schedule BY increasing
tho number Of Prizes In Dry Good, and adding
$1,000 In GrcenbaekS. iAA q further assurance 70
tiCEet.holderS, r. E. PEARuE, Esq, Casher OF the
Marietta National Bank, has kindly consented 70
for Tickets will DO deposited until after the
drawing and tho delivery OF the deeds and pro-
perry 70 the fortunate parties entitled thereto
Thus tho integrity Of our enterprise tS fully
ThCSe changes necessarily require more time,
and q postp0nement OF the distribution has
therefore been madH. We dlttcr ourselves that
tho increased attEaetivonssS OF the schedule will
b sufficient apology. ..,..g..-... ..,.-,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-19

Hon. VIM. r. steyCna0n Governor West "a. /,
!" L, Berkehirc, judges supreme Court OF
" james u. Brown, =, Appeals Of West Va:
" j. !. Jackson, Jr., Judge Of =: g. District
D. D. +. FatnSwUtth, President Of Senate,
A. WernIngcr, member Senate.
=" Jacob Hornbr0Ok, prcsL. West Va. 1ns, co:
Jacob N. Bchcl, Vice PrOsL
Caleb Bocyrss, Attorney, ClArkaburg, W. Va Z
Samuel Woods, PhIliippi,
ii. &. Davis, Senate Mineral county,
j, n. Camden, President Of First National BANK
parkefsbuEg. ,1 -
And The following members Of the House Of Dole
yates Of West FifHiniaI Dc q, a.-"''
Hon, Is. II. Smith, KnnAWhA county.
q. G. Burgess, Wayne r..H. .....
" James Guthrie, WCtzOl
a Nathan Coz, HAfrt SOn
Joseph TetGr, Barbour
Il. NJ Hill, Marion
James HCrvey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
" Il. Davidson, Taylor H.
Henry Brannon, Lewis
I" Floyd Nicely, pOddrldGe
j, +. DOwyer, Putnam
J. s. Wilkinson, Lincoln
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