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{ss7 ysshevy Your Food.

'.fIoId,n remarks a physician. shat
thirty miIptes-shou!d be spent at each
meal, and spent, too, in chewing Che
foodla good portion of the time, and
not inscohtinned putting in and swallow
ing; and in pleasant chat and laugh, in
stead Of tie continuance ofsthe intense
nerv6ds pressure Of the Office or library.
IF yoa lsy out1 1ospcnd thirty minutes
in this way at your meals you may rest
assured you will not eat to much, and
what you eat will be in the best \condi-
ton for the appropriation to the needs
of your: system
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Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the Com
Il missioners of Monroe county, at their De-
cember session praying for the vacation of a
mart of road a commencing near NJ. Rubles
house. through his land. the land of w. NJ.
STRAIGHT the lands of A. n. Mylert and the
lands of Joseph Fox and intersects the county
road about three hundred yards north east of
Joseph Fox's house.
ect3ltd. MAN PEiIIIONItSS.
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B B 7 Il ANY col / E G E

THE THTRTY-FIRsT SESSION OF THIS IN.
L stitution will commence on
Monday, 25th September, 1871,
and terminate ON the 18th of June, 1872. II
is romantically situated in the midst Of the
beautiful and healthy hill country of the
panhandle" of West Virginia, easily accessi-
bic by railroad or river, and surrounded with
the most favorable influences for student life
1t has property in Endowment, Buildings
Apparatus, Library, &C., of over $500 and
is thus enabled to sustain a Faculty and fur
nish facilities for thorough education of the
very first order.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
are provided, for both public aad private
boarding, and unfinished rooms will be let
to students who wish to board themselves.
COIRsES OF INSTRUCTION..
l. 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. 5. The course for
Master of Sciences, g.. Special Course in
Practical Chemistry, Civil Engineering, &c:
Detailed information as to these courses VI i'll
be found in our Catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.
The Institution has complete set of Phi
losophical Apparatus, and students who wish
it are trained in the use Of Field Instruments
also thoroughly fitted up Laboratory for
practical instruction and work in Chem ical
analysis, and an ample Museum for the study
of Natural History.
TERMS.
Tuition has been reduced from $50 to $5e
per session. Boarding from 81 to SIS per
week. Unfurnished rooms from So to $40
per session, and free taition to sons Of Min
listers of the Gospel of all denominations.
For further particulars apply for catalogue
to Prof c. +. Loos, Secretary, or to
W. K, PENDLETON, President,
augl5m3. Bethany, West Va.
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In pursuance law William Read of Monroe County
county taxes levied on each dollars valuation
the several Townships Districts and Corporations follows
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Isaac Murray's Estate.

NOTICES is hereby given that the under.
IN si.ned have been appointed by the Pro-
bate Court of Monroe County, Ohio, admins-
traitors of the estate oil Isaoc Murray, de-
ceased. u, w. MURRAY,
oet24w3. NJ u. MURRAY.
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Sc &joint Dist.
S. Lev County Levy. Tp Levies Levy Corp. Levy.
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Times Of Holding Courts.

The Stofe of Ob;o Jefferson f..at,, -.
pnrsnant - , ~ s,,,u; ~ Ha'o" Iou"'y, :.
and provided, we. the Judges Of the Cam. ~
com,non p,sos ,,,I;, 4. 2 Se.s'ts.r.
cal District in the State Of ob;a ' A. az s.,.ss .s
oraa. a,a a;..a. Sss.o y, onio 10 hsrsoy
triot Court and of the conr, of e. cow,.. ..I p,.. NJ
witbiS the ssvsr., oo,,n,;.s =, 80 s;'.',.i
shall BEGIN al the hour of sigbt fsI s,o,oor =.
The n,n,rinr ~, .h'' - 49, .s S.." IL o,oeA
after named during the wear ISL, 70 III.
-. ..-,..-~.-'.. -,
A'Of A'' 0ouhf. ....y -.
IN Muskingum county, on Monday, August y.
Mo,san fs. -, sept.
- .oo'o .nursasy, sept
monroe Monday,
Seilhon' wednesday" II.
Muernsey Monday, 10.
usoa'@"as' Fnaay' ~.
Ia.iiSoh 'h Monoay, -.
'enerson' "ednesday," -.
COMMON PLEAS. '' sa
In Muskingum countv Febrn A., ,oE sA,,,i
40 Octohar 90 - = ffTsSs'
In Noble conntv P.brn.rv Inn. =, a.
tobsr Is, 19 80 80 -
October l s. sas -,
In Morgan county. March "a. lima II. .Na.
vember IL.
In Belmont county, February II. Aurfi 30. !
November S. sc. - 5s'..,f' yrsz.s :.
: In Monroe countv March "a Inn. In f,.Ae.
ber 10. sue lil>L l7'6 dee
In Tuscarawas county. February is. Nav
90. November a.
In HARRISON cou, ~. Februarv S. Nav q. o..
tober 2l -a,1o. -t.i fs 8 " =
In Jefferson count March 4, June 8. Ne.
4 yember o. - X iist''taAtg
And we further direct that A certi6ed
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RIVER ITENs.-The marks indicated,
last evening, five teet six inches in the
channel and rising slowly.-The Airing.
ton passed down, yesterday morning about
Q O'Clock, for Cincinnati-the recent rise
having floated her of Glass House rifle
where she had been aground several days,
The Science got away tor Parkersburg
at the usual hour with a fair trip Of
passengers and freight-The Forest City
arrived on time from steubenyille, and re-
turned in the ahernOOn.-The W. F. Cur
It's lid not arrive from Sunfsh until near
four o'clock p. N, having been detained
by way usiness-AnOther barge Is being
loaded at the wharf with railroad iron
Tor the Chesapeake s ohiO.-Ths cabin
and upper works Of the new steamer "
ing near Messrs. sweeneys' works will b.
finished this week, we were told. The
engines will not be in position for thre'
or four weeks. ...--... San
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FrGHT AT SEIBREcHT's-Sunday eve.
ming Nick speidel Of the Eighth ward,
Charley Seibrecht Of Marshall county, and
another party whose name we could not
learn, got into a quarrel at Scibrechts
tavern, near the old stock yards. After a
free expenditure Of hard words speidel
proposed that they settle their differences
peaceably, and as evidence Of his good
faith, extended his hand TO the individual
with the unknown name. The latter had
o large, heavy pitcher in one hand, and
grasped that of speidel with the other.
No sooner had he done so, than he struck
Nick on the head with the pitcher
making frightful cash in the scalp
speiders profered friendship having thus
been tudely met, his wrath was freshly
kiudled and he proceeded to give his as
sailant tremendous thrashing. We arc
told that he accomplished his object Will
a vengeance. Subsequently he returnet
home, and his wound bleeding 90 freely
he was compelled to call in q surgeon L
give it proper attention. Amer two hour
constant effort the flow Of blood wa
stanched, the wounded man being quit
/ weak from the depletion he had suffered
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HELD TO BAlh-We mentioned In
Saturdays paper that . son Of Peter
Lashley, a resident OF East Wheeling,
was struck with a brick the evening pre-.
vious, while sitting on the steps in front
Of his fathers house. Aman named Viii
liam Carney was arraigned in the police
court the morning our paragraph ap-
peared, to answer the charge. The case
was investigated by Judge Good, and the
accused fined ten dollars and costs.
Amer these proceedings, Carney was to.
ken to Judge Jobnston's Office to BE- dealt
with under the State law. The testimony
showed IL to be quite an aggravated case
and the Justice fixed the penalty Of the
bond to be- given by Carney for his ap
pearance at the next term Of the Circuit
Court at three hundred dollars. Satls
factory security was given, and the prison
er released from custody. ~
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Police CouRr.-Yesterday morning
did not furnish the usual number Of cases
for Mondays docket in the police court.
We can't account for the falling of IN.
less II be that, contrary to the course oil
nature in such matters here, Saturday
morning exhausted the material Of which
police courts are made. The close Of
the week generally shows a marked de-
cline in business before that tribunal
That, however, was not the TACT last
week. 'rT
Two plain DRINKS and an assault com
prised the list, yesterday morning
George Howard and Archibald McMAn.
us were arraiGned on the flrst.namet
charge, aud they were each fined TIT
usual dollar and costs Bridget Donnel
| ly was charged with having assaulted
some one. Tie affair was COMPROMISED
on the;payment Of costs by the deien
danL '' '..
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BREACH OF THR PEAcEs-ComplAint
was lodged before Esqr. ClohAn last Sat
urday, that james Currans had committed
a breach of the peace, in that he had en-
tered the house of james Rafferty,, and
with knife in hand, had threatened to cut
or kill somebody. warrant was issued
for his Orrest, and Saturday evening the
accused was brought up for examination
After full investigation Esqr. Clohan re-
quired 0urrans to give security in the sum
Of two hundred dollars to keep the peace
for one year. This he was not able to do
aud in default was committed to jail
Yesterday, he secured bondsmen and was
released.
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NEEDS AFTENTION.-We call the atten-
ton Of the police to the fact that num-
Der Of persons are in the habit Of congre-
eating on the northwest corner Of John
and Sixth streets, to the great annoyance
Of those who have TO pass that way. Re-
marks more emphatic than polite are fire.
quently made in the hearing of ladies as
they go by the point named. Immediate
measures should be adopted by the au-
thorities to break up such disreputable
proceedings.
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SOMETHING New AND WONDERFUL
By investing the small sum of so cents at
the new Confectionery Store, 14l Main
street, opposite Union street you will re-
ceive present Of gold, silver, greenbacks
or watch, besides a half pound Of the fin
est mixed confectionery manufactured in
this city. Everybody receives a present
from 10 cents TO $1,000, also watches
Remember the opening day, Tuesday
July 18th, 1871. FoXneIl & Loratte
Sole Proprietors. CgIOnluI
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MUNICIPAL CouRT.-The first session
oil the regular July term Of this Court
was held yesterday afternoon. Very liz
tie business was done except entering up
a few Judgments, and arranging for the
trial Of cases on future dsysOf the term.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
With this Court, the Supreme Court Of
the State and the Police Court in session
every day, there is not much danger to be
apprehended from a deficiency in the
article Of Justice.
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DEATH or A STRANGER. Last Sunday,
a stranger reached Bellaire, having walk.
ed from q point on the river forty miles
below. The man was n German, and
was quite sick, apparently, when he ar.
rived in our neighboring city. lie was
cared for by some humane persons, but
was so weak and prostrated that all efforts
to produce reaction proved unavaillng.
lie fingered until yesterday when he died.
Our informant could not give us his name,
but should this meet the eye Of the de.
ceaseds friends, they may be assured
that he received proper attention during
his sickness and was decently inferred.
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C1Rcu1r CoURT.-This court met, yes.
terday morning at 0 o'clock in the cham
Der Of the Second Branch OF Council
The Gas injunction case was called, but
the plaintiffs asked that continuance be
granted until this morning to enable them
to take deposition or two, The request
was granted and the Court adjourned TN.
ill 8 o'clock A. NJ, to-day. ...
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SUPREME CouHT=lIn the case Of Orr
and vile, appelleesi q. Hardman,et al
appellants an appeal from Taylor county,
the argument was concluded by Eimins.
ton for the appellants and byLec and; BOgoes
for the appellees, and the case submitted.
On motion Of Judge Lee, RObt White,
Esq, was admitted to practicd IN this
Court. by N l.
The case of Fansler, appellant, ~ The
Board Of Registration Of Tucker county,
appellees was submitted on motion Of A.
F. Raymond, Esqs attorney for the ap.
pellees ~ sH rrrsrI .-.rr liza
Adjourned until 0 o'clock this morning.
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L. v. BLOND has the finest and most
stylish shoes in Wheeling. IJl'

FINE WALL pAPERs.-Messrs. PAUL
Bros. & Co., No. 90 Market street, have
the largest and finest stock Of decora'
tiops for halls, churches, Sc, TO be found
in the city. Persons desiring such goods
will find very large and complete selcc'
ton ut the above house, and they are the
only firm in the city that make a special.
ty Of such goods as Decoration Mould.
ings for panels, fine Grained Papers, Of
all descriptions, 4O.inch Plain Tints. fot
vanishing, Git, Velvet, Bronze and En-.
broidered Wall Papers, atless than East.
ern prices. ....,.. ,......
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APPLICATIONS for Boarding Tents
Meat Shops, Bakery, and Barber Shops
on Moundsville Camp Ground will be re-
ceived by James Bodley, L. Il. Bell or j.
A. Lancaster, Wheeling, or by George
Edwards, Moundsville, until the Goth In
stant also, on tho Camp Ground on tho
27th, at / O'Clock, P. N. Parties intend
ing to apply will please be prompt.
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CooL-Yesterday, the weather was
cool, fall.like and pleasant. Heavy rains
or hail must have fallen Sunday night
somewhere in this Immediate vicinity
The change from the temperature of Sun
day was great and sudden, and by many
fears were expressed that the effect on the
general health Of the community would
not be in It's favor.
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acknowledgement.
TUESDAY, JULY IS, 1871.
TraveleT'S Register. .t-I


Midsummer Maladies,
Ladies' Watches-Oxtoby Il Duttield.
SIuTley L. Outhbert.
A Man Competant to Take Charge, &t
Flour. .r... E.
Cheese.
Refined Sugars.
Sale Of Valuable Coal.
Nntirp
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CRY CouNcIL-We thought we scent
ed a meeting Of Council this evening in
the air, yesterday, and so we made inquiry
Of member of the Second Branch II
things were working that way. He re.
piled that he had understood they were,
and he was hourly expecting anotice we
thought. We shall probably have some
definite Information on the subject during
the day. .. -.... ..,,. ........ .
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UNPAID PACKAGE-A package ad'
dressed to F. NJ. knight, Warrington
w. Va, is detained in the postofiice al
Cincinnati because of non.payment oil
postage. If not sent or called for before
the ED inst, 1t will be forwarded to tht
Dead Letter Office at Washington,
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THROWN FRoM A HoRsE.-As Mr. f.
G. Myers was riding to the postofIlcc,
yesterday morning, with one Of his chill
dren before him on the horse, the animal
frightened at some object, and steering
of suddenly, threw both TO the ground.
Fortunately they escaped without receiv.
ing and serious injury.
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BuRGLARY.-The commissary depart
ment Of gentleman's residence on Centre
street was entered a few nights ago by a
hungry thief, and ham and other edibles
taken thcrelrom. Look well to your locks
and bolts about these times.
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J. T. LAKIN & Co., Merchant Tailors,
are still receiving new and choice goods
for summer wear, which will be sold very
low,
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URANKLN INSURANCE COMPLY
d OF WHEELING,
.CAPITAL,r. @150,ooO.

DIRECToRS: ~,
Samuel Mcclellan, George Mendel,
Geo. d. Caldwell, ThoS. P. ShAIlcroSS,
CIV. FIanzhetm, in Vance
]. H. Hobbs, Michael Reilly
Louis O. Stitel,
This company now having been OrgAnlGed I've
years, and IN that time done Q successful business
70 still prepared 70 take risks Of tAir ntes on
Buildings OF all kinds, Merchandise, AAnutaetuE:
Ing KstSbliahments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
CAFgOes on the Western Rivers and lAkoe, This
company ofleFa superior inducements 70 Farm
efs, Whereby they can DO insured on DWELLING,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for 3 or yeAfl o.
reduced rates. This being State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplns Of any company in the State; and
composed Of some ninety. four stockholders, most
Of whom are among our beat business men, 70
oommends itself 70 the favorable consideration
Of The inguFinR public, and solicitg their patron
400. Applications for insurance will be prompt
b attended 10 NJ their Once, No. 20 Monroe IT.,
or Al their several agences throughout the State.
SAM'1 MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President
O. N. C0EN, Bee'y.
A. l.. WILEY, General Agent. teolS
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Tna Pursst and Sweetest Cod Liver Oil in the
world, manufactured nom fresh healthy liver
upon the sea shore. II is perfectly pure and
sweet. Ask for Hazard & CaSwell'S Cod Live
oil, manufactured by
..l... CAsWBLL, HAZARD 3 CO.,
,,.ra... -r, New York.
- my2+TuPr-d4w
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AvBRY neat little affair Is now fur.
nished by Brown & Higgins to their
patrons, giving many useful hints to those
desiring pictures. Call for copy
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THE best assortment OF colored shoes
in the city Is att V. Blends, 107 Main
street
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RUICIDE.

Yesterday morning residents In the
of the north end Of Market
Street bridge were startled with the an
pounc ement that a man had committed
suicide by hanging during Sunday night,
in cooper shop near the point named.
The report spread with great rapidity,
and soon crowd numbering several
hundreds, gathered about the building.
An examination Of the premises estab-
lished the Truth Of thsEeporL Suspended
to a rope attached 70 an IRON bolt in .
cross beam, hung he lifelesS body Of NJ
B, Howe, an employee in the shop.
Thedeceaaed ans about 50 years old and
had been aresideut herei fora considerable
period. he was rather irregular in his
habits, and we were told had been drink
ing 70 excess for two or three weeks pre-
viuus to his death. 1t issaid that he had
a family, but their whereabouts were un-
known to those from whom we made In
quiry. A SON resides in AREtinsbuEg, and
not long since was visited by his father.
The unfortunate man destroyed himself
after due deliheratIOn, judging from a
declaration made but few hours pre-
vlous, and the details Of the preparations
to secure the dreadful result, Sunday
evening he ate supper at the house Of
lady residing in East Wheeling, and 70
marked to her that he intended to XII
himself She paid no attention TO the re
mark, thinking that he was merely jest
ing. Somewhere he had secured RIM
bolt with screw cut on one end, Thi
he forced into the beam. The fatal nOOs,
was made on the end Of piece Of rop,
not more, than three feet loDg,-th
other was passed through the RIM
in the q bolt, and fastened Sc
curely. A barrel lying on II
side, found within few inches Of his fee
as he hung, rendered It pretty certail
that, having made these preparations, b
stepped upon 1t, adjusted the moose, AM
by movement Of his lower extremetie
rolled It from beneath him. Death re
suited from strangulation only, as the IA
was not sufficient to dislocate his necl
and examination established the iact thH
I none of the cervlcal vertebra had bee
T displaced. What hour Of the night tn
Q deed was committed Is not, and neVt
Q will DO known. The deceased had Q
tended ono Of the churches in the cit
during the day. Nothing unusual hi
J, been observed in his conduct, so far as v
b heard. Fl
; A few feet from where he was found
!, note was picked up. The following Is
!. copy: ir ~
MR. ,JoHN RIasBY-Dedr Sir; ] 81
about to leave this world OftrOuble. Al
i propriate what things have TO yourse
and have me put away some place.
will not cost you much. Clean me of an
s nut suit Of clothes on me. Any con
IS mon box will do TO put me In. Con
IT municate to my friends In GeIardstow
;, OF my sad exit from this life. Let all
y my friends know Of my sad fate, lit
i and big Farewell,
Y, NJ. b. HOWE.
lie Immediately after the body was di
d covered information Of the fact W
communicated to Esqr. Launder, Jnsti'
of the township, who repaired to the sp
!. and empanneled Jury Of inquest. w
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For Sale.
Medical.
c,MILIA sDnLLBUS CURANTUR
- HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

Have proven nom the most ample experience
Al rutlFe success; simple Prompt Bnieient
cines Ia use-sO simple that mistakes cannot be
made in using them 30 harmless % 70 DO Iree
ffoIn Danger, and 80 efficient ~ 70 DO always fe'
liable. they have received the highest eommen;
dation from the thousAnds who have long used
and known them, and will always rendeF e4uS-
action to those who try them.
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Leaves wheeling at Ii95 A. y, sud EiorN.
TrAins on the Main Line make conneetiuns AZ
YORK and boston Al Relay House, Wis Wash-
ingtnn City, For al points South,
Central Chic trains make direct connection ~
Columbus for all points West and Nofthwest
Tickets to oil principal points can b. procured
atihc once 'JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master ~ Transportation, Baltimore
H. T. DENRlES,
myi7 General agent Wheeling
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Immediately after the body was dis.
covered information Of the fact was
communicated to Esqr. Launder, Justice
of the township, who repaired to the spot
and empanneled a jury Of inquest. The
testimony was substantially what we
have written and verdict was rendered
Of suicideby hanging. The remains were
decently buried in Peninsula Cemetery.
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Ponds Extract,


Cares Piles, Neuralgia, TOOthAshe, bleeding
OIlhO LRAgI, Stomach, Nose OF other Organs,
barns, Bruises, LAmehess, SpEAlAg, RhenmA'
tlam, Sore Throat, Sore Eyes, Bgnst e0Tns,
rItsfs, Old BOrsS. lhs Best Family Aedlfiha
tnOWh. H.I
Prize, S.OI. 6Oe,, PihtS 81 90, Quarts 81 10.
e1r These Remedies, except PONDS RX'
TRACT, by the case OF single box, are sent 10
any partof the county, BY mail o. express, free
Of charge, on receipt Of ne price,
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
once and depot, No. ga BROADWAY New York.
For Sale by all Druggists.
mil assortmeut OF the above for sale in wheel.
ING by EDMUND BOOKING,
BOOKING b CARROLL,
r.#.|IY LOGAN, LIST b co.
THOS. J. PINNEY.
A full asBortmet Of the above iOF sale In Bell
AlFe by J. b ii. n ABRCBk.
RoY14-eOd&W
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Transportation.

Tickets to all principal points In the Bast and
West can be procured ct the Union Ticket once,
In M'Lure House, and at the Station at Bridge.
~" FIR MYERS,
jeO General Passenger and Ticket Agent