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trustees Sale of Real Estate.

u-UEREAS, BY VIRTUE OF TWO
u Deeds of Trust, made and exc
r,,,I by Thomas Pendergrast and
Maria f., his wife, the first dated
~ list day OF February, 1870, and recorded
n the Recorders office OF ohio county, In
N 10 secure the Workingmen's Build
~ Association of Wheeling the pay
mt Of promiSSory note fer the sum OF
80. bearing date on the 2lst day OF Feb
..trv. 100. and payable six years and elev-
a months after the date thereon, with In,
..-,>t quarterly in advance; the second
r,.rl the 18th day Of May, 1870, and record
.lip the Recorders office of Ohio county,
9. bed of Trust Book No. 3, page ~, and
ven 10 secure the said Association the pay
lsnt of promissory note for 500, bearing
ate On the l4th day OF May, 1870, and pay
.nlr TX wears and eight months after the
..trr there Dt, with interest payable quarter
y in advance the following described pro-
...rry was, on the 18th day OF June, duly
I'D according 10 law, at pubic AUCTION,
nat is 10 say: The following property, iy-
D-and being on seventh street, between
rnnn street and Zane street, In the city OF
Wheeling, county of Ohio and state OF
We>l Virginia, and known as the south one
H.glf of lot No, 1856, of the addition to the
CIV of Wheeling, laid out by Noah zane,
mniel Steenrod and Others and, whereas,
l.iore Keller became the purchaser Oh tne
,yid - nth one-half of the above described
for the sum OF $50 in cash, and
ne said lsidore Keller having failed and
.rfuScd to comply with the terms OF said
,.Ie, will, on
the 10Th day OF August,
1871,
I'll l.. public auction, at the front door OF
%. Cart House, in the city OF Wheeling,
the following described property, that Is 10
~: The south one-half OF the south half
rt lot No. 100, hereinbefsre described; said
.,ulh halfOf lot No. 1856, being divided by
Z line parallel with the southern boundary
.iur. -, T., , ,,,.,
selling as trustee, will give only sucn
.,,a as mas come to me under the above
urntiOned deeds Of trust.
J.F. UPDEGRAFF,
Trustee.
txvI
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New York Market.
New YORK, August l.

Anew i ohAnt @Ae
FLOUR-Is 56l0c better on low
grades at 81 1904 IS for super6ne State;
s. 25@5 45 for extra do; s. 5000 ~
for choice do; 81 1904 IS for supertne
western; S. l5@5 As for common to
medium extra western; S. 5000 90 for
choice do; Sc 00@6 Is for good to choice
white wheat western extra; - 2oG@
5 60 for common to good shipping
brands of extra round hoop OHIO;
S. 65@6 80 for trade brands; s. 10
as 95 for common to fair extra St.
Louis, and Sc O0@9 90 for good TO
choice do. Southern flour is rather
more steady at s. 30@6 50 for common
to fair extra, and Sc $500 90 for good
to choice do. Rye flour quiet and un-
changed at 50 90@5 90. Corn meal Is
Quiet and without decided change.
GRAIN-Winter wheat is lc better
at 81 IS for No. 2 spring anoat, and
81 As for winter red western. Rye quiet
and very firm. Barley and barley malt
dull. Corn is l@2c better at &c for
common western mixed anu oOl9o''
for good to choice. Oats unsettled al
43@5lc for western and Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork is steady at
sl3 so for new mess; $40 75@ll w for
prime do, and Sll 50@l2 90 for new
prime do. Beef quiet at IS O0@l2 w
for plain mess and $l3 OO@l5 OO tor
extra do. Beef hams dull at SIS 0O@
% 90. Tierce beef nominal at $lOOO@
20 90 for prime mess and 500 OO@23 w
for India mess. Cut meats dull at
l2@l4c for hams and 5a@64c for
shoulders; midLIes quiet. Lard quiet
at 9@9kc for steam and 9Sc for Kettle
rendered
BUTTER-Quiet at lO92Oc Tor
western and l5@30c for State.
CHEESE-Dull at 6@lOc for COM
mon to prime.
COTTON-Opened Quiet and in buy.
ers' favor at l74c for low middlings.
OILS-Petroleum is dull at 133c
for crude and 23ic for refined.
TALLOW-Steady at 9@9ic; stea-
rine nominal at 9@9lc.
WHISKY-Firmer at 93I@94c.
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PERIOD. $50. Sses. y Col.
GRANT AT LONG BRANCH.

What do the wild waves say, Porter,
What do the wild waves say?
They rumble and tumble and roar, Porter,
And haunt me night and day.
Do they murmur of mighty treasures
Hid from mortal eyes?
II so / wish they'd speak, Porter,
That We might realize.
Do they tell of our ruined commerce
Wrecked by protectionists?
IT'S said they are worse for ships
Than icebergs, storms and mists.
Or come they from the Indies, boys,
Where niggers each other rob,
To tell the noisy Democrats
Or our san Domingo job:
And where is San Domingo, Porter?
wish these waves would tell;
They are as noisy as Senators mad, boy,
AS they roar and rumble and swell.
Come walk with me on the sands, Porter,
And you shall tell to me ..... ...
or currents, and tides, and Sounding
The strange things of the sea.
What is meant by longitude, boy?
And what of latitude, too?
Where are the poles that Hall now wants
And what does the equator do?
What do the wild waves say, Porter,
What do the wild waves sayf
They are noisy and fierce as my family,
And haunt me night and day.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
One Million Of Lives Saved


1t Is one Of the remarkable facts Of this
remarkable age, not merely that 20 many
persons are the victims Of dyspepsia or In
digestion, but Its willing victims. Now, we
would not be understood to say that any
one regards dyspepsia with favor, or feels
disposed TO rank Ii among the luxuries Of
life. Far from 1t. Those who have expert
enced Its torments would scout such an
idea. All dread 1t, and would gladly dis
Pense with its unpleasant familiarities
Mark Tapley, who was jolly under all the
trying circumstances In which he was
placed, never had an attack OF dyspepsia,
or his jollity would have speedily forsaken
him. Men and women sometimes suffer Its
fortunes uncomplainingly, but whoever
heard OF person who enjoyed them?
or all the multifarious diseases to which
the human system Is liable, there Is perhaps
no one so generally prevalent as dyspepsia.
There are diseases more acute and painful,
and which more frequently prove fatal but
none, the effects Of which are so depressing
to the mind and 50 positively distressing to
the body. Ifthere Is q wretched being in
the world IL Ia
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Humors Of the Charleston Election


Humors Of the Charleston Election.
From the Charleston News.l
A CoLLoQUY.-Julius (havlnS the
election returns read to him). Pompey,
desc figures amt right no how; TT
for General Wagner.
Pompey.-Now, julie, | tell you
dey's all right.
Julius.-How's dat all right !
WAGNER 'lected BY TT 'jority
Pompey.-I tell you dat's all right.
Don't YOU see2 Mus be all right
cause all the same no matter how you
read 'um. Read 'um backwards an
'forards, all de same-77. Now
3 AyorHxR-Phillis.- l tell you
Chloe.-So it is, chile. Why seems
like we was all gwine back into Egypt.
Phillis.-Now I tell yeu desc white
sisters getting sassier every election.
What YOU thinkf Las night, JUS soon
as my misses knew marse Wagene.
was 'lscted, she rang de bell for hot
water a. 'leven clock at night EcnG Q
of indignation from Chloe Why, l
was 90 mad, I jus took nay chlgnon
of O my head on frowed It down on
to de Aoor. Den ! took up dat hos
water an I carried It mp stairs.
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West Virginia University
l871-z2.

TNHE LAST CATALOGUE SHOWS AN
i attendance OF III Students at this In
stitution. Five distinct Departments Of In
struction, with n full corps OF competent
Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages /;
Mathematics, pure and applied; PSychol-
ogy, Ethics, Political Economy, Logic,
Rhetoric, the Sciences, &c, &c, carefully
and thoroughly taught. Practical Chem
istry and Physics, illustrated by appropriate
apparatus. Special advantages for the study
OF Geology.
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets OF
Mineralogy, Geology and Chronology, to-
gether with many specimens In othsr de-
partments OF Natural History. Fine build.
ings, beautiful and healthy location, good
society.
FALL TERM begins Sept. 9th. Winter,
December 5th. Spring, March nth.
Commencement, June 10th.
Boarding from So TO 81 per week.
Tuition SIS TO s2i per year.
For further Particulars inquire OF
ALEX. MARTIN,
President.
MoroantOwn. w. Va. 1eN
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Baltimore Market.
RALrI,roRE. August IA

oALTLsionn, AuSuot -
COTTON-Flat and nominal.
FLOUR-Dull, Howard street super
fine 81 75@5 25; do extra S. 5O@6 40;
do family 81 00@7 Is; western super
fine 81 75@5 Is; do extra S. 50@6 5G
do family IS 1901 Is;
GRAIN-Wheat dull; red good to
prime at 81 35@l 49, common to tar
at 81 1901 Is; choice white at 81 55i
amber good to choice 81 45@l %.
Corn dull and weak; southern white at
75@77c; do'yellow 67@6Sc; mixed west
ern at 65@67c. Oats quiet at 4394Sc.
PROVISIONS-Mess Pork firm at
S14 5O@15 90. Bacon firmer shoulders
at 63@7c; rib sides at &c. clear rib az
St@8Ic. Sugar cured hams at lo9
l6Ic. Lard steady at lO4@llc.
WHISKY-At 94c.
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giou and acquire q fresh power Of, resist
ing smallpox. In the sPrussian army
lin 1887, A, 25Ssduit1Vers reYaccfnAted.
This revaccfuation produced q full ef-
feet in q ,30S.. In the remainder the
operation. was followed%by imperfect
effect, or failed altogether. These lat
ter classes were vaccinated q third time
and with full effect in 2733 persons.
During this year not q single soldier
among the %, 55l thus successfully vac
cinated was attacked by true small.pox,
while the number Of cases of varioloid
amounted only to seven. This result is
peculiarly worthy Of notice, as during
lS47 the smallpox prevailed extensive
ly throughout the Prussian dominions.
The result of
REFRIGERATION
In Wurtemburg bears q close resem-
blance to that of Persia-44,2 48 were
revaccinsted with full effect in 46 per
cent.-with modified effect in 35 per
without effect in "a.
The efficacy of revaccination is de-
monstrated by the fact, that Of the A, :
600 thus revaccinated, during period
Of five years, only a single individual
became affected with the smallpox.
The form OF the disease in this person
was a varialoid, and the man had been
revaccinated with imperfect effect.
In 1882, DR.. Fritz, during one cpl
demic Of small pox, vaccinated 4S2
and revaccinated 6S2 persons. Al
though numbers among them were in
constant attendance on the six, and
even
SLEPT IN THE SAME BED
With those laboring under the disease,
all, with the exception of two, escaped
the disease.
DR.. Lochrmann reyaccinated 700 per-
sons and found that no one among
them was attacked during the epidemic,
although smallpox prevailed to a great
extent and with considerable severity.
In the Grand Duchy of Baden, num-
bers OF vaccinated persons having been
seized with the smallpox, the Govern
ment issued an ordinance rendering the
practice OF revaccination imperative.
The success of the measure was COM
plete. The progress OF the epidemic
was suddenly arrested when there re-
manned no other objects for attack than
vaccinated children below twelve years
of age, and revaccinated adults.
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Having placed the foregoing statistic,
al data before the reader, the important
question arises-should we revacclnate'
or should we, as our predecessors have
done, place implicit reliance on the
protective powers Of a single vacclna-
ton, performed during infancyf Inc Inc
facts adduced establish two capltaii
circumstances relative to the increased
frequency of modified smallpox, and
the
nyN,y1sHEp INFLUENCE OF VACCINATION,
viz "That the occurrence of smallpox
after vaccination, which was exceeding
" rare during the first ten or twelve
Years after the discovery Of vaccination,
has recently become sufficiently IRE :,
event tn excite the attention OF medical
men and the public in all parts OF
Europe that the protective influence
~ vaccination diminishes with the lapse
Of wears since vaccination; that tne
gravity and danger Of modified small
nox (yarioloid) are commonly proper
tionste to the interval OF time, when
hoe elapsed since the primary vaccina'
alton. If time diminishes the pro'ec'
tive influence of vaccinatioo-iet us 6.
anime whether the constitution may
not again become susceptible OF co n,'a
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FINANCE AND TRADE
New York Money Market.
New. York, August II, P. N.

NEW 1oRK, August Il, r. N.
3 MONEY-Closed up easy at 2 to
8 per cent. on call and 5@7 per cent on
FOREIGN Observation-Disclosures
was dull and heavy; prime bankers 90
days sterling bills are Offered. at 1923
less 1 and from second hands at 1925
to 1901. = 49,. n. -
GOLD-Market during this afternoon
was frmer with sales as high as liza
closed 1i2l@1l2s. - 49,.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
was strong at the close; U. S. currency
6s at ll5@l15b.
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REVACCINATION.

ThereOf-HistOrica Evidence in
It's Favor-The Health Oncer's
Sheet.AnchOr-A ScasonabIe Sug-
gestion.
Just al present, white smallpox
shoulders in the damp, ho: air, it would
oe well for the good and careful folk OF
Wheeling to call in their physician and
submit, with smiling face, to the in
cision of his lancet and the injection OF
his vaccine. Everybody who desire to
preserve an unwripkled front seems to
have "sure thing" in being
REyAccINATED.
Any family medical attendant, who
has a vital interest in maintaining not,
perhaps, the health, but certainly the
comfort of his patients, will exercise
sufficient care in thus certifying them
against disease, to avoid injecting them
with any dubious or unpleasant disor-
der.
Revaccination is an absolute necessity
and it is high time that people under
stood how transitory are the effects OF
the operation in infancy.
Among the vast number Of facts
which bear upon the present considera-
ton, but few of the most remarkable
are selected. During the Copenhagen
epidemic of small-pox-from 1924 to
lS27-among 257 cases Of smallpox
after vaccination, there were sixteen
cases which, for duration and severity
of symptoms, bore the closest Iesem-
blance to true smallpox. All these
cases occurred in adults who had been
vaccinated during infancy.
In the epidemic of 1923, the particu.
lars of which are related by Wendt, SOP
were received into the smallpox hospl-
tai. OF these Ill cases were true small
pox-29 Of them had been vaccinated
during infancy. Among the 20 vacci-
mated persons thus attacked, there was
ONLY one child four and half years OF
are-the rest were adults; not another
child was affected by true smallpox
during the period Of the epidemic, and
not a single case Of the epidemic in any
form in persons who had been revac-
cinated.
The Swedish epidemic of 1885 was
still more severe than that Of 1873.
The number of cases after vaccination
amounted to l04S. The deaths among
the latter were Al; but
NOT A SINGLE FATAL CASE
Was observed in individuals below Is
years of age-thus the severity OF the
disease was great in proportion 10 the
lapse OF time since vaccination.
In the year 1861 a severe epidemic
OF small pox prevailed iu Stockholm.
OF 574 persons who were admitted into
the hospital, PAL were attacked by true
smallpox, 326 by varioloid and . by
yarioilla. "The disease affected adults
who had been vaccinated during infancy
with violence; it was mild and modified
in proportion to the lapse Of time since
vaccination, and spared altogether In
fants and recently vaccinated adults.
DR.. Helm has given the ages of lS6
persons who were attacked by true
smallpox after vaccination In infancy;
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Tor Sale or Rent.

,,,,T yERY DESIRABLE THREE
~ Brick Building, corner John and
l ~ W. streets, opposite PoStoffce, con-
N'E.i Nr a large storeroom and dwelling.
In, m lis central location, 1t is suitable
an "rr Find OF business. For particulars,
49,, 80; NJ the place or at the German Fire
t Srsrcr com pany's office, above German
ana, ." -"''' ~ il. STROEHLEIN.
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Seaied PrODOsRlS

w III BERECEIVEDAT CHECLERKS
taAe OFFICE Of the City by the Commit
Bst IN TiM alter Works up to TUESDAY. Aug.
fII,n n%n, o'clock p. NJ, for digging and
Giga ag me trenches, for putting down the
for lie water pipes that may be wanted
s ID much per cubic yard: LIST, on the mac
SS ns streets; I'd, for those that are not
The cnized. The party or parties which
giva nouhcll shall award the contract too to
civ good good security for the performance, the
ali ~ serving the right to reject any one or
sn1,, me bids. A. WILSON,
--st Chm'n Com. on Water Works.
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For Sale Low.

S,rNBER OF BUILDING LOTS IN
\ Toe subdivisions of the Joseph Cald-
= state. For terms apply TO
I.G. HUGHES, Real Estate Agent.
0.lce on Chapline street, between First
"a Sa,Ond streets mar24
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The University Of Virginia
COMPRISES
TIE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS:

COMPRISES
TIE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS:
]. School of Latin. 2. School OF Greek:
3. school Of Modern Languages. 4. School
of Moral Philosophy. >. School OF History
and English Literature. o. School OF Chem
istry. I. School ofNatural Philosophy. 3.
School of Mathematics. .. School OF Com
mon and Statute Law. ~. Schoo! OF Con-
stitutional and Civil Law and Equity. III:
School of Physiology and surgery. II. School
OF Anatomy and Materia Medica. Is. School
OF Medicine and Obstetrics. IL. School OF
Applied Mathematics. Is. School OF Analy-
teal, Industrial and Agricultural Chemis-
try. 10. School OF Natural History and Ag-
riculture-(P Professor TO be elected.) Ho-Pro-
vision made for classes in Aoerat00y ana
GeoIOly HebrelU, Political Economy, Practical
Pylysics, Medical Jurisprudence and SdnSkra.
Diplomas and Certificates Of PROFICIENCY are
given In the separate schools.
The following Degrees are conferred: j.
Bachelor OF Letters. 2. Bachelor OF Sciences.
3. Master of Arts. 1. Doctor OF Medicine.
5. Bachelor OF Law q. Civil Engineer. I.
Mining Engineer.
TIE expenses of the student, exclusive oil
teIt books, clothing and pocket money, amount
to from S365 to S395 per session OF nine
months, OF which sums $40 to 81 % are pay
able on admission. Session opens Oct. LIST.
For Catalogue address
CHARLES g. VENABLE,
Chairman OF Faculty.
PO.. University OF Va. aug3
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A CONFIRMED DYSPEPTIC.

But 1t is not our Intention TO discant on
the horrors Of Dyspepsia. To describe them
truthfully is simply an impossibility, but 1t
is possible to point out q remedy. We have
said that dyspepsia is perhaps The most uni
yersal of human diseases. This Is emphat-
ically the case in the United State. Whether
this general prevalence is due to the charac-
ter OF the food, the method Of Its prepare
ton, or the hasty manner In which 1t Is
usually swallowed, is not our province to
explain. The great fact with which we are
called IN deal ia fbiS.
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FOR SALE.

~ LIGHT SPRING WAGON AND
81 OF Harness, good as new, will be
! cheap. Apply at
Market street
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DYSPEPSIA PREVAILS
almost universally,

almost universally.
Nearly every other person you meet is a
victim, an apparently willing one for were
this not the case, why so many sufferers,
when certain, speedy and safe remedy Is
within the easy reach of all who desire TO
avail themselves Oft. But the majority will
not. Blinded by prejudice, or deferred by
some other unexplained influence, they re-
fuse to accept the relief protiered them.
they turn a deaf ear to the testimony OF
thousands whose sufferings have been ale
Waited, and with strange tnfatuation, ap-
pear to cling with desperate determination
to their ruthless tormentor. But says dys-
peptic: What Is this remedy? to which we
reply: This great alleviator Of human suf-
feIing is almost as widely known as the
English language. Ithas allayed the agonies
of thousands, and is to-day carrying COM
fort and encouragement to thousands ofoth-
ers. This acknowledged pannacea Is none
other than
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lust RECEIVED. :
$50 Boxes Window Gfass
Bbla Castor OH. EE f. .
. Boxes Starch. "
. Corn Starch. lytF #gfssl
u DOE Vinegar Bifters.
3 Hostetter,s Rittsrs. - r- q ~ G.
"a lAndsey1 b Searehef. p
lD I" Sellers Pulls. q.
80 Cough Syrup.
80 SMITHS, SINCLA1R CO., 81
APPS ,r~ AZ Wholesale Druggists
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FOR SALE.

rwO-STORY BRICK HOUSE. STU
I."on second street, between Chapiine
\ "a in good repair, with all modern
81. .",y rl will be sold cheap. For fur
.. y, narticularS, apply TO -
'.ei DAVID KENNEDY,
Next door
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BETHANY COLLEGE.

TIME THIRTIETH SESSION OF THIS
i Institution will commence ON
Monday, 25th September l87L
and terminate on the 10Th OF June, 1872. 1t
is Economically situated in the midst OF the
beautiful and healthy hill-country OF the
Panhandle" Of West Virginia, easily &C.
cessible by railroad or river, and surrounded
with the most favorable influences for stu
dent life. It has property in endowment,
Buildings, Apparatus, Library, &C, OF over
$3.50, OOJ, and Is thus enabled 10 sustain fac
uIty and furnish facilities for thorough
education OF the very first order.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
are provided for both public and private
boarding, and unfurnished rooms will be let
TO students who wish to board themselves.
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.
!. Preparatory course OF one year. 2. Reg
ular Literary Course, including the Ancient
Languages, for the Degree Of Bachelor OF
Arts. 3, Literary and scientific Course, for
the Degree OF Bachelor OF Sciences. 4. The
course for Master Of Arts. 8. The course
for Master Of Sciences 8. Special Courses
in Practical Chemistry, Civil Engineering,
&C. Detailed information as TO these
Courses will be found in our Catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.
The Institution has n complete set ofPhi-
losophical Apparatus, and students VINO
wish IL are trained in the use OF Field In
struments-also a thoroughly fitted up La
| boratory for pi actical instruction and work
| in Chemical Analysis, and an ample MI
scum for the study OF Natural History.
TERMS.
Tuition has been reduced from $50 10 $50
per session. Boarding from g to s. per
| week. Unfurnished rooms from 81 10 SIC
per session, and free Tuition to sons Of Min
/ G.NI H.. wNvSne Iona
For further particulars apply for catalogue
| to Prof C. L. Loos, Secretary, or to
w. X. PENDLET0N, President,
| iy8 Bethany, West Virginia.
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lust RECEIVED,
10 Bills ass'd Lampblack.
10 " Whiting,
% Mineral Paint, ass'd colors,
Is Boxes Chrome Green, dry.
Is ." Yellow,
25 vermillion,
D Lbs Trieste
3 Bbls. Linseed OIL,
5 Varnish.
SMITHS, SINCLAIR & CO.,
apr25 Wholesale Druggists.
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THEY PURIFY THE BLOOD,

cleansing the vital fluid Of all hurtful i'm
purities and upplanting them with the ele-
ments Of genuine healthfulness. In word,
there is scarcely q disease in which they
cannot be safely and beneficially employed;
hut i'm that most general prevalent, dis
tressing and dreaded disease, Dyspepsia,
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az BOXES PEARL STARCH,
10 % Boxes Corn Starch,
% Sea Moss Farine,
III Bakers Coco and Chocolate,
At LAUGHL1N BROTHERS & CO.,
apr6 Wholesale Druggists.
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THEY STAND UNRIVALED.

Now, there are certain classes OF persons
to whom extreme Bitters are not only I'M
palatable, but who find II impossible TO
lake them without positive discomfort. For