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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-01

s CHEAPEST BECAUSE BEsr-Those beautiful
.Porcelain Pictures taken at the celebrated LEE
.as.
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ELLYsoy & TAYLOR, Ills Main street, are pub
liahers, agents for Guyot's Biographies, adopted
By state Board Of Education tor use in public
schools of VIRGINIA. i, ~,
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SUNDAYS WEAa.--Tosmorrow being Sunday,
you had better csll on 4. B. SPENCE q Son and
get what you want in the way Of sentiemen's far-
.nishinRa.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at -, es.s0
sa7s, and $3.50 per Looo ct the Dispatch Printing
Establishment, ta.al ats
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What presents more genteel and neat appear
ance than to see one with q new spring hat from
ALIENS?
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INITIAL PAPER-THE BEST In THE CITY.-A
supply of the Oriental initial paper, put up In
beautiful boxes, Tor sale by ELJYsoF b TAYLOR,
llls Main street, ,g ...s.s @E1l GsEsrs
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would grant 100000 acres for anagricul-
ttral college.
THE FINAL SUMMING Up.

The summing up of the report is not yet
completed. Some new matter under other
heads will be added, but the above lis q
synopsis of all yet agreed upon. s3ts .s,.y i.
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WEIsIGER has all the leading styles hats for
young men, andis selling them low, at laai Main
street. s.ss.s - ssssyrrg ttss. ass. Il
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The best paper collar ever made ID the Marquis
of Lorne collars. just received By f. b. SPENCE
Son. .. -s.a,. 49,. .s.sf ssas.sss +
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Reading for the people in the way Of Illustrates
and literary papers at ELLYsoN 8 TAYLoB's, III
Main street.
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For gentlemen's furnishing, In quantity, variety
and STYLE, call ut 1900 Main street.
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Get your q Sunday hat'' from the leader Of tht
STYLES, WEIsIGRR, 1901 Main street.
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Ths most sbaantifnl Pictures ara taken as sEs
LRE GALLERY, 80 Main street.
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SHIRTS made to order at NOAH WALKER
Co.'s, 1906 Main street Call and leave your mea-
sure if you wish something nice. A perfect 1T
rantaed. 49,
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For style, genteel cut, and good woskrnansair,
apply at q. B. spRNcx q soTs,1soo Msin s:reei.
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. ExscuuyE.-Governor Walker has ap.
'pointed Clack Stone notary PUBLIC Y0F TIE
county OF Pittsyi7ar1I. f.l
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A. A. ALLEN has all the novelties In the way Of
spring hats. ts 49, .t
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I,JE SALE OR RENT.-My family O.
L nropostngtu return 10 the country early Ell
- ~, s,Sriut oNcr for sale or rent that large
~ A. <,rrahI1 FAMILY KESIDESGE. corner OF
s:sin and Isl streets II contains ten rooms. and
siren recently Gued Jap throughout the entire
= 80, 80 a. on, of the most desirable Z.ia valuable
,,,rc. Of property in the market Early posses,
r GIVEN II desired. For terms. &c, witch VIII
~. n s,.crlsy. apply on the premise! 10 ,.,,v
+ Steal estate In Charlotte county. Va.
NH. ", taken in exchange. Also, for sale or
am, .iFN ACRES on the Grove road one mile
. o.. r,r. riry limits fciS- " & S3m
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The best and cheapest spring cooking fuel is our
Soft Coke. J.B. WATKINS, I'LL Main street.
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Get our kindiing and cooking wood.
WATKINS, I'LL Main street.
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II you desire to look handsome 60 TO ALIENS
and get one of his Mundig Hats, or "You Know
How 1t Ia YOURSELF,
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The best and cheapest spring CRATE fuel is our
Soft Coal j. B. WATKINS, I'LL Main street.
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Shirts and clothing made to order oy Z. b
SPENCE & Son. Perfect ft, OF. no SALE. -
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Street cars pass Monros's Flower Garden every
five miputes. E.S -
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Skating rink open this morning at 10.

For variety and beauty in nsck.tiss, cali at
an /. 3
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SCHOOL HooKs.-Great inducements oEered In
school books by ELLYsoN q TAYLOR, Ills Main
street, 49, 49,
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I,OE RENT. several DESIRABLE s.
Z OFFICES In the buildings NOS. 1900, 1902. Ell
~ I:ot, sn,. 40, Franklin street, corner o. -tn
s.r,r,; also. fine HALL, suitable for a lodge
n. v. PELpUZF,
,,har we Richmond Twp. Foundry.
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Go to ALIENS and look at some OF bis now
STYLE hats.
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EOR RENT, desirable ROOM, A.
r neatly FURNISHED, suitable for gem Ell
f,m,u and his Wife or two ladies' or two or three
g,u,lr.rcn. Fuel and gas. with s-rrant's attshd-
',pcr. Wa.cr-c!oSet and al, cnnvtnlences on same
T. ,or The use OF The Kitchen II desires, or meass
i,-ni.hrr from 4 restaurant. Situated on Broad
,t,rr, between stu and 9TH north side. Inquire OF
+ T. IN Tho premises NH Sl-st
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.GRUBB5- d WILLIAMS will sell at r. NJ.
the building recently occupied by Oregon Hill
Baptist Church.
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Mrs. Pollock Geranilns at MoRToH's Flower
Garden. j -s
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wood Tor the miniaa, :. n. j. McDow1II'e
Rto.a gtreSt, IL t5se ~ = sSstsr:f
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OLD PAPERS At &c. per hundred NJ the Dis.
patch countfng-room.
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Twelve thousand verbeaas at MoRToH's Flower
G. Arden. 1
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Street cars pass NoRToN's Flower Garden.
corner of Main and Reservoir streets, every Eve
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nor RENT, aFIRST-CLASS RESI- g.
L pENCE on the cas-, side Of Sth. between 81
Marshall nd Clay stress. II coaiaihs about
tWt I've rooms. besides Kitchen.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
NH ~ :, Real Estate 4 gent and Auct' r,
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.-oR RENT. THREE ROOMS ON Ga
T. :, rond fuor of house No 726 Ith street, III
.G-tw.,n JACKSON and Leigh suitable for small
family Kitchen accomm. dations on premises.
Family wilhou. children preferred. Rent mcde-
~, mll 3l-2i*
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EOR RENT am about to erect O.
K buildings ovt r my water power. near the 81
olt paper Jnll OIL 10th street. suits Bile for all
iug ana mechanical purposes, which will rent on
J, a>puatie terms. -
FRANKLIN STEAhNS,
,-,l a ~, 1913 NJ Lin street
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Roses at MoRTox's Flower Garden.
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Rare Plants at MoRToN's Flower Garden.
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TOR RENT. that very desirable RES O.
It lDF.NCE situated on TIE south SIDE of I'll
MARSHALL stree, third door from oh NO. sl3l.
GETTY occupied bv Capt. f, J. swift. possessio
ca n ~. lad al once. r.. u. EhCEn,
mi. 3l.N Pc,t Estate ! gent.
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Skating tonight at S O'Clock.

Spring style neck.ties, in great variety, for sale
by e. B. SIP ENCE & Son.
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,,n. sAt.E AND RENT.

,,oR RENT, Bklth -, Wv Ven, Gs roo,ns: E#i
ssse.; &c. TTa ns & cs1SrTHas Situated o. ,he
For rc", If ID street. nesr the corner OF Gay
s 18th SIX rooms M stRick SWELLING on Grace
For rent NM and 18TH streets, containing i've
cons e n'f pp1WEILISe on Msin street lthe old
stsnc honsc>, c9 HW iRsRICK COTTAGE corner OF
For en- c,yh streets, containing four rooms
lr,sc,s: M"C ,h.h& &c BRICK STORE on Msir,
sctScen i.th and IS" S'T IYSE & BROTHER,
-, 81 pcsl Estate Agctts and Aaeuoneers.>,
x,np RENT. desirable two-story "a
X hnn nyr EI.LISti on TIE corner OHM
iicnrT and MARSHALL stree : WIN seven r0ons'
StCscn. &c Notify COTTAGE RESIDENCE on the
Also. aarnf Marshall street between BROOK ave-
nn c nd Madison s,reet, with I'VE rooms gas
water. &c .,,,,sn,. ,wc-sto-y BRICK DWELL
Ai'2 W -" the rnu;A side Of ,'aty street, be-
-" Ist and I'd. with ten T'oTS n'si"es "osets'
,.r..,uu, gas. wafer, &c ,,,rlIs SON
Auc;ioncers and heal Estate SSennss,
III !lth street, bet. Maln ana Bank.
VOW pr\T. that large and conye- G.
+ Hts,-nW YELLING ut the northwest cor EE:I
N.Y. ,o,r and usryic ST GETS with TWO acres oi
~ W. attached. Rent very 10 10 Soou 'ena"'
APpiFPa., GRUSRS & WILLIAMS.
Hpi f"GA N W. ---------------,---
1-nP RENT. BRICK HOUSE No. O.
s,,li al stree t, with ;c?en rooms one "' AA9
-. mos, dcs,r&his RESIDENCES IN ihs city.
lick ,TrkE on nHrth side Of Main; betwech
~, ~ ,sth streets, lately occupied by baSb! y
'' w, OFFICES under Ford's Hohl.
sWkIL STORE on 18th strcef. between Nam
80 "srv with 40 rooms annNc: w.,
.MSiI STORE and DWELLING below Has
l,r> ;, IN Rockets. ,,,.,, ,o.,.oc,,
unN, and Monroe with Ave rooms and k!tC hen.
'SN,f1 DIV EtLINS nSa~ 4th and MSIsha II
.-,s ri,n lh.ee rooms and kitchen.
'''''"' tiILl. & GDNblS.
Real state Agents,
IlsS Main sweet.
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THE DERT.
THE TREATIES.

The TREATIES
The commission find no foundation for
the statement that Dominica is bound to
Hayti for an indemnity sum to France. No
treaties Of any consequence exist between
Dominica and other Powers. The only
settled boundary between Hayti and San
Domingo is the old Spanish and French line
of TIT. When the Haytiens were driven
out of the east part of the island, there re-
NAMED as disputed territory u considerable
extent east of the old boundary. This is
sill in dispute. Of this the Haytiens have
held in practically constant control the
towns of San Rafael, San Miguel, and Los
Caubas.
The Bonica Valley, east of these, and
Neyba district, have been alternately over
run by both parties. The claim Of Hayti
to the boundary of the Getfrard map, which
is the meridian through Alta Fela, is re-
garded as prepostefous. The extent OF
territory within the old boundary OF TIT is
found by new and careful computation to
be 81, PIP square miles. The portion OF this
Republic referred to as having been mainly
in Haytien occupancy is about 1O,0O0squaIe
miles. .. ...,.- ~...... ...,e
u GRANTS AND CONCESSIONS.
The history Of grants and concessions
given by the commission is about the same
as already widely published in the North.
The report is very strong in condemnation.
of the stories that Government officials OF
the United States have been privately in-
terested in them.
4. DOMINICA WANTS A TREATY.
The Dominican Government was found
willing TO agree to the terms of the treaty
as now concluded, but not ratified, and for
the only change think it fair that on account
Of the great and unexpected expense of the
Government attending the delay, that the
sum paid for SANTANA and now due be not
deducted in The final settlement. 1t was
also agreed by Dominica that one-fifth of
the public lands should be. set aside for
school purposes, provided the United States
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-05

city Of Wheeling shall assume and pay
and DO held liable for the debts and llabil-
tiles Of said town. ..., ....... ...,...l
4, Until otherwise provided all that
part ofthe territory described in the first
section Of this act, which lies within the
township Of Richie, shall be a separate
ward, and be styled the Eighth Ward, in
which IN election shall be held on the
first Monday Of April next at such place
therein as the Mayor Of said city shall
designate, and In the manner provided by
the laws and ordinances OF the city for
similar elections. AT said time and place
there shall DO elected by the qualified
voters Of said township Of Richie resid-
Ing within said ward, two citizens thereof
to be members Of the First Branch, and
four citizens thereof to DO members Of the
Second Branch Of the City Council, who
shall serve until the next succeeding cleo.
tiOn in said city for municipal officers and
until their successors are elected and quail.
flied, provided however, that the candl-
date receiving the highest number OF
votes for the First Branch shall serve an
ahuNblai bSlhA w wv lGtll - a-..... #..
8. It shall be the duty Of the City Coun.
ell at Its first regular meeting alter the
passage Of this act, or as soon thereafter
as practicable, 10 attach the remaining
part Of said territory not within the pres
ent wards Of the city, to such Of the ad.
joining wards as the Council may deem
proper, and before the first day Of Janua.
ry, one thousand, eight hundred and
seventy.three, the Council shall reappor.
ton the representation amongst the several
wards in the manner provided by law,
provided that the whole number Of mem.
bers Of the Second Branch shall not ex.
coed thirty, and provided further, that
nothing herein shallbe construed TO limit
or restrict the power Of the Council to 70.
district said city, or change the lines Of
any ward thereof as now provided by law
2. This act shall be in force from and
alter It's passage. H' "
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"ThG operation of the law was postpon.
ed, that dealers might prepare for the de-
cline. Consumers are now entitled TO the
reduction noted above, and II would be
well for grocers 10 give notice that 1t will
be made" vi. l gI.'.5 ..
Astatement Of similar import has ap-
neared In tho leading newspapers, and
the consumer doubtless will expect an
immediate reduction In his grocery bill.
In this he probably WILDE disappointed,
and instead Of blaming his grocer, hope
he will seek the cause and place It where
II belongs. ..uIum.i| fa. gua
For months past dealers, 10 some ex.
tent, have anticipated the reduction In
the tariff duties, and some leading arti.
Giles, such as tea, coffee and refined sugar,
have been selling at prices quite as low
as they will probably range when the tariff
will have full effect,
Dealers generally have purchased to
supply immediate wants, and the country
is bare of goods. Consequently the pres,
emit large demand has caused a Temporal
ry advance.
= Refined sugars arc fully one cent higher
than they were sixty days ago, whilst
coffee, with the reduction Of two cents in
tax Is selling at former prices.
This anomalous condition Of the mar.
kets, Is caused by tile reaction from
months Of depression, and It may require
some time 10 realize the decline which so
many have been expecting.
Wheeling, Jan. 4, II. GROCER
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Iu An Aett6 amendthe charter and extend
and prescribe the limits Of the city Of
Wheeling and to repeal the charter Of the
town OF South Wheeling.
De Z enacted BY he Legislature Of lTt't
II The lcorSoRto limits and Doundn.
RIGS Of the City Of Wheeling in the county
of Ohio, shall be as follows:
Beginning on the east side oil the Ohio
river at the northwest corner Of Jona-
tllan Zanes survey in Washington town.
ship, Ohio county corner to lands belong.
ing to the estate Of Hugh Nichols and the
Wheeling Iron Works Company, thence
With-thG north lile OEsaills Zauc' survey,
S. % deg, L. 10 the ash corner oil tic
Steenrod survey near Coal run and In
the Caldwell survey; thence with the
h6tth.wcstGtly lines OF the Steeprod sur.
vey, dividing the lands Of the Daniel
StCGnrOod estate from those Of the uugh
NiShol estate andDothers; 10 the Richard
Yates survey; themes south with. the
Yates survey line to Wheeling creek,
thence On a direct line to The northeast
corner OF the Steenrpd bridge across
Wheeling creek; thence by direct line
In d south.westgrly direction 70 the mouth
of FraZler's run In Richie township In
said county Of Ohio thence due south TO
theSDutb llihoi 81 said county 4 tllahed WeSi!
qly with sid county l1el Cruising uie
Ohio fiSet Tie western or Ohio shore;
thence up said shore according to the
| q 4 a. = a
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..U. RRtBRGNoB NJ PERMISSION.
hon. VIM. 3. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
X. L. BerkAhlre, Judges Supreme Court oil
a" James II. Brown, Appeals Of West Va,
J. J, Jackson, IT,, Judge Of U, s. District
Court, W, Va.
D; p. I; FRnIwotth, President Of Senate,
West Va, .... o..
:" A. WGrnlnRur, member Senate.
Jacob lornbtook, Preat West Va. ms. Co,
Jacob N. Blehel, Vice Prest,
Caleb Bogguss, Attorney Cllfksburg, W. Va.
\ saR WIFI % sSsiia Mercer e Ghtpp'
II, @. Davis, senate, Mineral county,
]. N. Camden, President Of First National Bank
PAFkutsbufg.
And the following members Of The House Of Dele
yates OF West Virginia:
Hon. D. II. Smith, KAuAwhA county. .
@. O, Burgess, Wayne
james Guthrie, Wetzel
I" Nathan God, Harrison
'"' Joseph Tolef, Barbour
Z" X. N. Hill, Marion
james llefyey, Brooke
" MARTIN judy, Grant
" II. Davidson, Taylor
Z" Henry BfAnhOn, L4Wis
Floyd Nelly, QgdafiagO
~ y, n. noWyef, Putnam
(" Us. Wilhntons lincoln
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The Reduction in Tariff and the Price
Of Groceries. '-..,
TOht Editor Of he LatAiligsAar:
The following appeared in your columns
this morning; ri ..IfsIl1 q
"REDucTIoHlIN CosT OF GRocERIEs.-
On the following articles OF family use
the import duties have been reduced by
the law that went into effect on the LIST
inst rr.
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MEDICAL.
Hollands German Bitters,
Hollands German Tonic,
Hoohand's Podophyllin Pill,
Hollands Greek Oil.
MEDICAL.
Hollands German Bitters,

Hollands German Bitters,
A BI,tsu without AlsOAOl or Spirit, Of any
I, different from all Others. Ills composed of
the pure juices or VITAL ERlxop4z or ROOrs,
HrRD'. AID BAREs, tOr as incidentally termed,
extracts, the worthless Or inert portion, Of the
Ingredients not being used. Therefore, IN one
bottle Of This Blttsts there is contained as much
medicinal virtue as viii DO found in several gal
Ions of ordinary mixtures. ThsROOts, &c, used
in this BIItcn are grown in Germany, their vital
principles extracted in that country byA ,slsn'
tic Chemist and forwarded to the mandatory
In thI. city where they are compounded and
bottled. Containing no spIrltuOus ingredients
the BIttsu is nee from the objections urged
against all others; no desire for 'tlmnlanta can
be induced from their use, they eaanO. make
drunEard', and cannot, under any Circumstances,
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CAPITAL, ~, $15o,ooo



This company now having been organized Ave
years, and In that time done successful business
G still prepared 10 take risks at fAir rates on
Buildings Of all kinds, Merchandise, MAnnllctur.
Ing Embellishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
Cdrgoes on the Western Rivers and Lakes. This
company otiers superior Inducements 10 Farm.
ers, whereby they can DO insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, aud contents for 8 or years ut
reduced rates. Thisbeing 4 State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus Of any company In the State; and
composed OF some Ninety. four stockholders, most
OF whom are among our best business men, re.
eommends Itself TO the favorable consideration
OF the lnsurlng public, and sOlIcts their patron.
age. Applications reinsurance will DO prompt
" attended TO at their Office, No. ~ Monroe St,
or ut their several Agenees throughout the State.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
.GR0. ARNDEL, Vice President.
c, II. C0EN, Sec'y. 80 -.
D. G. DICK, Asst Sec'y. iebig
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, DIR. Hollands PodOphyllin
I. OR SUBSTITUTE FOR MERCURY Pill,
- s..tra.. I,rr Z, A Iannha
TWO PILLS A DOSE.

.I VI H-.1 AWS EALAAAo n OSoh'' .'..
TAs mott poOefl, vi. IMooaaL Vegetable "a.
=. If--ntN Ao,H. tro,,n i''s} ...I.lJ11t
ui.po. necessary N t'fs 4 b,,sn, NJ ths,,
phi. ~ n,odnsS ,hs dS,,,od enact t,ro m thrn,
ort onI.i,,v ,nS rayrrsnliy CLEANSING tbs TIyrr
Stomach and i,owsl. Of All ImpurltIes The
n,,nrIn.I in,r.dI,r, I. poaonhvrIS n, M Aico,
SoIIe FSt,ast Of MandrSEe which n nv NAM
times more Powerful Acting, Ard Searching
than Inc MANDRAKE Itselt IL peculIar action /,
upon IA, Liver, cleaning II speedily nom Al Oh
strpetlons Win An the powcr AZ Mercury ysi
fco rom tboinlurlous results attached 10 tSsas,
OF thAtmlneral,
For ali diseases, in which the use ora cathAttl'
Is indicated, these Plus VIII give entlre satSh'
'iT yG " e,ei S Tls InsI msL I T, -.
~ 80 :, AVE- S0t I. DyspVP,A, Auu
S,i., SU.uVus - nOo s oCi ll
'. tylS slVuu " VIZ ~ SSnns'Iol
WIZ w rius ~ 'oaio e1VT, =, e n'IIeTs Z
'av yu.'u \ ny 'SuI ~ D', ~ " ~
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INSURANCE.
DEABoDY INSURANCE COMFY,
i AT WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAPITAL. - ~. Slea, 900.
with The phyilcge o. increasing the same TO
- ~ - 10000 dollars.

pnIcToRs:
William Bailey, AlonEo Loring,
Andrew j. PanneI, JLmeSF Barnes
Henry StAmm, Th0mAs Hughes.
A. ]. Cecil,
This Company having been fully orgAniEed, l.
now prepared TO t1kB risks al fair rates on Bald.
lngs Of al kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing
Embellishments, Furniture, Steamboats,, aud Car
goes on the Western Rivers and LAkes, also "
Issue perpetual policies on Dwellings and Stores,
This Company being composed mostly OF our
leading business pien, recommends itself % the
favorable consideration OF the insuring pubhe,
and sollcits their patronage, Applications Tor In.
Sunnce will be promptly attended 70 al their
ONCE, BAlLRY'S BLOCK, No. iO6 Market street
Ig..l. WILLIAM BAILRY, Rres'L
N. O. ARTHUR, sec'y,
W. Il. AGNRH, Asst Sec'y.
s. o. BURDATS, Solicitor. Oet5