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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-25
Hams, Strips, 80.

NEW UECANyASSED HAMS. Weighing
IN from to II pounds-very fine,
Sugar-cured Bacon Strips,
Smo9ed Tongues and Salmon.
Dried Beef.
Sundries.
Deviled Ham and Tongue, French Muah..
rooms, Curry Powder, Lea l. Perriu's Worces-.
tershire hauce, Olwis and Olive Oil, Capers.
assorted aauces. Spices. pure, in variety; Ex-
traots-Burnett's, best made; Scotch Marina. :
lade, assorted Jellies and Preserves, neVz
Layer Raisins, new Currants and Prunes.
Liebig's Extract Of Meat.
Mono genuine unless Baron Liebie,s sigma.
ture is written across tho label; see that yoIr
get it 40.
Cigars.
LIVE 1NDIAN.-This brand, OF which We .
have exclusive control, still holds its own az
the best at lts price. We make it leading (,
artlcle, and cell single Cigar at the samot
rate We sell by the box. ,ss, 7
= Partagus. Loudres.. Figaro, st. Elmo, Lord
Byron, and many other tavorite brands We
are glad to shos the public.
Cheese Cheese!
New York State DAIRY CHEESE-choice
Young America Cheese-fnest to be found:
Pines apple Cheese -sshould be in eyery II.
miiy;" Limbnrg@r Cheese-that caps the cli-
max. t'#h. f-'tIT I'M
All the above and a thousand other luxuriea a
and ne'essaiics can be found at all times at
the store OF GEO. SWIMMERS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-25

The Ku Klux proclamation of the Pre-
s,dent. proolaiming martial law in nine
Counties OF South Carolina, coming
upon us just at this time of universal
charity and good will among men, Jars
upon the public enr as an unexpected
and unwe'come sound. The President.
no doubt. in issuing this proclamation
was convinced that martial law was the
only alternative left him for the restora-
ton OF law and order in the Ku Klux
Counties which he enumerates; yet still
we suspect that the outrages aud the
numbers OF these nocturnal moss troop
ers nave been greatly exaggerated. But
nous Oerrons. York Herald
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-25

railroads and Uharfeston and sayannab
steaInshiPS str9m New York and PhiIa-
delphia will issue excursion tickets for
$25 for the round trip, which are gooj
until the first OF December. The city ie
prepared to accommodate 90, 600 visitors.
Fine racing stock has ALREADY been
entered for the track premiums. The
fur will be largely attended.
WASHINGTON, October 24.-The aues.
ton of the Hornet being blookeded by a
Spanish fleet in Haytien port was con:
sidered in Cabinet. The Government
holds that bearing the American flag
and being under bonds to this Govern
ment, entities the Hornet to the free
dom OF neutral waters. Diplomatic cor.
respondence has made some progress,
and the early release of the Hornet is
expected.
The S:ar says: "a strong effort is
being made to effect the removal of Col.
Robb. Collector of Customs at Savan-
nah, and appoint in his place MIR. James
Atkens. who, it is said, is backed by Se-
nator Hill and the Congressional delega.
ton from Georgia Robb's friends.
however. claim that he will not be re-.
moved" I7i
Probabilities The barometer will pro
badly continue high on Wednesday from
the lower lakes to the middle aud East
Atlantic, with clear or clearing aud
smoky weather. Cloudy weather will
continue on the South Atlantic coast,
aud an area Of low barometer will ex.
tend from Missouri to Wisconsin. with
Easterly winds on Lakes Michigan and
Superior. No important change for the
Gulf const.
ATLANTA, October 24.-Parties arc
seizlng the rolling stock and other pro-
perty of the Brunswick and ALBANY Rail
road for debts. The iron for the road
has been seized at Brunswick. No pny
ments have been made for some time.
Kimball's inability to pay is snid to re-
suit from losses mt the Chicago fire.
There are rumors of repudiation of tho
bon - hypothecated by him. Governor
Bullock has seized the road and placed
1t in the hands of Col. John Screyen. of
Savannah. He and Il. II. Brown, attor-
ney Of the road, have gone to New York
to Investigate the affairs Of the company.
Many rumors are ahont, but nothing
more definite than the above can be
stated.
NEW YORK, October o. The detect
ives arrested, last night, Harry Young.
whose aliases are B. s. Downer, J. Il.
RANSOM aud Samuel E. Collins. He
has for long time been successfully
operating throughout the country alter
ing and forging checks. He has been
identified by several victims.
OTTAWA, October pa correspond
emf Of the Cypress says the case of The
schooner Horton, stolen by the Glouces-
ter fishermen, is simply regarded as
violation of customs regulations
4. CHARLESTON, All October 24.-Arrived-
steamer Champion, New York; bark
Draupier, Truro, England; schooner
niiy' New York: Sailed steamer jas.
Adger, New York. :.
Four fever deaths in the past twenty
four hours.
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Dissolution of Co.partnershiu.

THE o. partnership heretofore existing
l. between thu undersigned, under the
firm name If MAYRANT Il HOWELL. ia th,s
day disr"lv ID by mutual consent. The buei-
ness i.;s. OF the concein will BIO wound up by 70.
BERT +. HOWELL, who is alone anthorizsd
to arrange the debts aud receive amounts
quo to said hrm. J. 3. g MAYRAMT, &,
Got 95 wf4 H. z OWEIT,'
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-25
Auor1on 9aleH.

.Sd'e on Accou'! Of United States Government.
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO & SON.
On THURSDAY MORNING, the goth instant.
al ~ o'clock, We will sell, at our auction
store, without reserve, on account or the
United States Government:
30 barrels PORK.
IL lbe. Flour.
.SU0 barrels Hard Bread.
Terms cash in United States currency.
u3ods TO be removed Immediately after sale.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-25

YANKEE ATTEMPT TO EMBRo1L THE Go.
vERNMENT.-The cod fishermen of Mas.
saohusetts. with the political demagoeues
at their backs, have for years been trying
to raise muss between the United
States and England By their lawIess
greed of gain. A case occurred last
week. which should be denounced bv
every law-abidine man in the country.
me circumstances. so far as we have
been able to learn them, are briefly tbese .
a ! party OF fishermen, secretly organized
for the purpose, lately boarded an Ame-
rloan fishing schooner, lying at Guys
6oro, N. s., awaiting the decision OF the
Court OF Admiralty upon charges of
violating the fishing laws, and ran her
out to sea. An English gun-boat and
cutter was Immediately started in pur
suit, but the oapturers succeeded ia
making their escape. Arrived at Glou.
cester, Mass, the leader is Toasted and
presented With handsome token by the
citizens.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-25

HENRY BERRY LowRY-C1y11rrY OF AN
OUTLAW. learn that on Monday
morning laet, Mr.. Oakley MoNeill, re-
siding near Scufartown, in this County,
was out before day coon hunting. About
daylight his dog .'treed," and Mr.. Me
Neill was proceeding to the spot for the
purpose OF securing the game, when he
heard some one walking through the
darkness in the same direction. Sns.
pecting this person to be one OF the out
laws. Mr. McNeill became alarmed and
retired. Having OCCASION soon after
breakfast to go to Moss Neck depot, MIR.
hloNeill was sitting on the platform at
the depot. conversing with one or two
gentlemen who were present, when sud
denly the notorious outlaw, Henry Berry
Lowry, made his appearance. bearing in
his hand dead coon, which he present
ed to MIR. McNeilI, saying that as it was
freed by his dog, the game rightfully
belonged to him. The outlaw then
asked Mr.. McNeill to lend the dog to
him for short time. as he wished him.
self to engage in the sport of coon hunt.
ing. MIR. McNeill declined to lend the
dog, as he expected to use him himself
for the same purpose, bnt informed the
OUTLAW that he had another dog at home
equally good for coon, which he Thought
would follow him, aud which be wonJt]
De willing to lend. After u little further
conversation, the outlaw bade MIR. Nc.
Neill and bis friend good morning aud
sauntered loisurely away. Robesonian.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-25
Seed Barley,

HAHE just received an invoice Of SEED
l. BARLkY, which offer for sale low. IA
this is the season to plant for cutting green
in spring, parties in want wou d do weIl to
secure it at once. p. CANTNEIT
Oct 40 Main street .
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-25
Anniversary Supper.

Anniversary Supper.
TNuE ANNIVERSARY SUPPER Of BOARD
Il OF TRADE tases place TO-NTGET. eStf,
instant, at McKENZlE'S SALOON. --
Tickets can be hsd If the Committee of
Arrangenents-E Hope, E. ". Seibeis. Jas.
Gamp6eil, and the Secretary and Treasure r.
Jonn " caldwell. Oct 25
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-25

determined to mike QUO ont of South
Carolina. Cor. New FORK World.
a New York letter. of Saturday, says:
"fhe cotton question assumes u new
phase. The bulls ore terribly disgusted
at the turn of affairs. The receipts on
last tuesday and Wednesday were about
4,30O bales in excess Of last year. This
excess. III fuce Of the greatly reduced
estimates of the crop. has confounded
operators. and the first impulse is wish
to sell. The available supply of cotton
IS, however. quite small, aud couse-
quently cotton for future delivery has
declined much more than lots on the
spot. We have, in addition to the in
creased receipts at the ports, great
stringency in the money markets aud a
decline i'll gold and exchange. It is
doubtful if our banks and insurance
companies will stand up under the losses
Incurred at Chicago ms well ms it was
hoped aud expected QUE week ago.
ihree insurance companies we're placed
IN the hands OF receivers, yesterday, and
Two others have taken stepa to compro-
mise with their creditors There haS bcen
great pressure III this market to sell the
lending staples of Western products,
We hive large stocks Of corn, oats, pork,
lard, tallow, &C., upon which owners
nave been able to reulZe largo sums OF
money with very little trouble. and
without much sacrifice, for there is II
large export demand, and slight con
ccssion III prices brings forward buycrs
for large quantities..
Miss Fannie Davis, who lived in the
no'ghborhood Of ola Bethany Church,
III Green County, Ga, committed sui
eide lust Sunday. by shooting herself
with II pistol three times. two shots tax
ing elect in the head, tho third in the
side, killing her instantly. Shc was
twenty-eight years old, Of respectable
fnmily, and sustained Il character above
reproach.
A man in Maine has been compelled
to pay S75 md costs for allowing his old
white horse to be prowiug on the high
wny ut night, and frightening other
horses 80 that they ran away aud hunt
folks.
A new Republican party is wanted in
Lexas, the present one, like Tummany
Hall, having been weighed in the ba.
lance and found wanting" in tho impor-
S'"''o Ianoeoio VI tuo pb"pto y TlRutS uQu
''der monish. "-Ne,o York Herald.
General Sheridan, on being officially
informed by Gov Fairchild Of the state
OF affairs in Northern Wisconsin, at once
issued orders for despatching 4. 600 army
blankets, 1000 over.conts and 100 wa
gons for the relief of the sufferers.
It il stated that new post Offices will
be opened ut Lands Ford and Cedar
Shoals, Chester County, and very soon
on tlie same route, offices will be esta-
blished ut Lewisville mud Rich Hill.
Tue Baptists have monopoly of Block
Island. They founded church there
IN l7G5, and now il embraces III tho cou-
gregation the whole population of the
island
"Old Mrs. Smith" died recently in
Surry County, N. c., Mt the advanced
ngc of II yenrs. She leaves son, 81
years old, hale and hearty, to mourn her
loss.
The now bridge over tho Hudson at
Albany is nearly completed. Tho draw
works by steam, and can be opened or
J closed in fifty seconds.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-25
Just Received,
IN BARRELS Choice New HuI,a1 p1-f.1-
1O WHEAT. Fur sale low by ~' nm. mn
Oct 20 JOHN AGNEW e. S0E
TAX NOTICE.

- or REAL ESTATE, l., the city of Co.
~ lumbia, OH which Taxes have not been
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-08-15
Singular Case.

A singular breach of promise case has
occupied the judges in the Court of Error
The question argued was whether lady
to whom promise of marriage has been
made can sue upon it before the time has
arrived at which it was to be performed,
if her admirer tells her he does not in
tend to keep his engagement. 1t arose
thus: The defendant, Mr.. Frost, farm
er, promised to marry the plaintiff, Miss
Knight on the death Of his father Be
fore that event occurred, however, an es-
trangement arose between the parties,
and the gentlemen intimated to the lady
that he did not intend to keep his engage
ment with her Upon this she at once
had recourse to an attorney, brought this
action and recovered verdict. The de-
fendant, however, raised the question OF
law whether he could be liable on the
breach of his engagement before the time
had arrived for keeping it. The judges,
who seemed to favor the defendants view,
took time to consider their Judgement
EngliM Poper.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-08-15
say- In the early stages of his ministry

sss- In the early stages of his ministry
the celebrated DR., Strong, Of Hartford,
Connecticut, preached some time in a
neighboring village. One day a commit
tee called upon him to settle with him for
his services and, after stammering a
while, signifed to him that his further
services were not desired. i...
What does this mean, gentleman y
asked the Doctor.
"Why," replied the spokesman, with
some hesitation, "the people have got the
impression that you arc inclining to uni
versal salvation" p1a rt.-.a.
Gentleman" answered the Doctor
" | never have preached that doctrine
but, if ever should, | promise to make
the people of this town an exception"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-08-15
RenlarkabIe ClInlate.

Professor Gould who has gone to super.
intend a new observatory, founded by the
Government of the Argentine Republic
at Cordova, in his remarks about the eli
mate, gives few particulars which ex.
emplify its extreme dryness. g A bow
of water" he says, " left uncovered in the
morning is dry at night; ink vanishei
from the inkstand, and becomes thick al
most by magic the bodies of animals
left exposed, dry up instead Of decom
posing and neither active exercise, MOI
exposure to the suns rays causes per
ceptible perspiration."
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-08-15
" X r U G. III A T >"

The Genuine TURKISH Bath compound, used in all
Oriental countries, in the bath, and manufactured
by us on license and royalty, in exact style, odor
made In COnstantinople and import duties, preium
on god ETC., saved thus enabling us to sell 1t at a
very low price by LIS use bath becomes indeed
miraculous effects upon the skim 1t Is really worth
atfiali lli3tt t1Ir
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-08-15

sas- Georgia maidens spin homegrown
silk cocoons, and make their own thread.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-08-15

If you want to enjoy life and drive away dull
care, use for your Clothes
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-08-15

bS- The great grain fields of Nebraska
seldom exceed forty, or at most, eighty
acres
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-08-15

1t is put up in a Patent box, the greatest novelty
OF the age, The box alone is worth more to
keep than the price of Box and Pol
ish combined.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-15
INSURANCE.
pEABoDY INSURANCE COMFY,
AT WHEELING, WEST va,
CAPITAL, Sl25, 600,
With the privilege Of Increasing the same to
$60O,O

- DIRECTORS:
H%llIlSn Bailey, Alonzo LorIng,
Andrew J. Pannell, James i, RSTne.
Henry Stamm, Thoma1 HuShSS
Al. Cecil,
This Company having been In successful oper.
Guon TOT nearly two yelrl 10 prepared 10 luke
risks ct fair raIcs on Buildings Of ali kinds. Nrr
chandise, Manufacturing Establlshmcuta, Fur1i.
ture, Steamboats,, and cargoes on the Western
Rivers and Lakes also TO issue perpetual policies
on Dwellings and Stores. THIS Company being
composed mostly OF our leading business men.
recommends itself TO the favorable consideration
OF the insurlng public, and sollcits their patro-
mage. Applications for insurance will DO prompt
y attended to at their Office, BAILEY'S BLOCK,
No 1906 Market street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, Pres't.
ALoNZO LORING, Vice Pres't.
n. c. ARTHUR, Sec'y.
W. q. AGNEW, Asst Sec'y. Janl2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-15
GheGetdIi2
THE LONG AGO.


Oh!a wonderful streAmIS the river Time,
As It glldcS through the realm OF tears,
With o iluItless rhythm and musical rhyme,
And broader sweep and surge sublime,
And blends with the ocean Of years.
How the winters are drifting, like flakes ofsnow
And the summer like buds between,
And tho year in the shcaE-sO they come ant
On the rIyer's breast. with II ebb and low,
AS It gIIdCs through thcshadow AID shCCn.
There's magical isle up the river Time,
Where the sOltCst airs arc playing;
There's Cloudless sky and tropical cline,
Anla song as sweet as vesper chime.
And the JunCs with the roses arc staying.
And the name of this isle is the Long Ago,
And We bury our treasures there;
The rare brOws OF beauty and beSOms OF SNOW
There arc heaps ofdust, but we loved them SOL
There are tFlnkcts and trGssGs OF hair.
There are fragments of song that nobody sings,
And part Of an infant prayer;
There's Into uRswept and q harp without
strlngs;
There are broken VOWS and pieces Of rings,
And the garments that she used to wear.
There arc hands that arc waved when tho fairy
shore
BY the mirage Is lifted in air.
And sometimes hear, through the turbulent
roar,
Sweet voices we heard In the days gone before,
When the wind down the river Is Iair.
Oh! remembered for aye be that blessed isle,
All the days OF orr life, TIL night
When the evening comes with Its beautiful smile,
And onr eyes arc closing tn alumbCr awhile.
May that Greenwood" OF soul DO 10 sight.
b. f. TdyiOF,
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For 1867 & 40
ASSOCIATION RANKS NO, |,

Standing heado the
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-15
MEDICAL.
"msHLr CONCENTRATED" COMPOUND
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel and DrOpSIeal
SWelllngS,

This Medicine Increases the powers Of diVes.
tlon, and Cxcltes the absorbCnts into healthy Rc.
ton, by which the matter Of calcareous derosl.
tons and all unnatural enlargoments are reduced,
as well a. pain and Inflammation, and IL good for
men, women and children.
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Q, OstEOAr. JAS. II. OOtEnAr. GEO. h corr.
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|
j. ". Webb, RTading Elder.
Morgantown-W. NJ. Mullenix.
Morgantown Circuit. J. DOlliver; one
to be supplied.
Smithsonian. c. SnOdgrass.
Monongalia-J. NJ. Warden, C.J. Trip
pet.
Bandonville-J P. Thatcher, T. F.
Faulkner.
GrantsvilIe-W. +. Sharps
Kingwood-M. McNeel.
Oakland-R. NJ. Wallace, L. II. Horn
brook.
Ncwburg-W. c. Wilson.
EyAnsviIle-L. D. Casio; one to be sup
piled.
Grufton-Jas. L. Clarke.
Knottsville and Fetterman-E. s. VIII
son, N. L. Bumgardner.
Palatinc-W. D.. Carrico.
BIacksville-L. A. Tallman.. .
Jollytown-G. W. Metheney; ono to
be supplied.
St. George. W. Hess.
Wheeling Creek Misston-To he sup.
piled.
A. Martin, President West Virginia
University, member Morgantown Quar-
terly Conference.
Frederick W. Wood, Professor OF An
cient and Modern Languages, West Viz
giniA University, member MorgAnt0wn
Quarterly Conference.
WHEELING DISTRICT.
G., Martin, pre&tliNg Elder.
Fourth StrCet-IIenry G. WestwoOd.
North Street,. b. Hughes.
ISLANDS,. W. Davis.
Zane Street,. p. Farmer.
Chaplinc Street,. W. Ryan.
Fifth Street,. T. Mccartney.
Marshall. B. Feather, l.. L. Stewart.
Mounlsvillc-A. Hall.
Now Martinsvillo-C. II. Conway one
to be supplied.
Pine Groyc-D. S. BCnedum.
NIannington-W. +. Canaan.
Greene. W. MCClClland.
Cameron-M Bowler.
Grave Creek-R. Northcral, j. A. II.
Wilson.
D0llas-D. Cool.
TriadClphia-F. Ball
Short Greek and Liborty-L. N. Jor-
dan.
BcnwoOl-T. II. Trainer.
W. II. Morton, President Wheeling Fe-
male College, member Fourth Street
Quarterly Conference.
CLARKsBuRG DISTRICT.
S. Steele, Presiding Elder.
West NIilt0rd-S. King, j. D. Wood,
A. Mick.
Frecmansburg-To he supplied.
Weston-F. N. Hughes.
FrcnChtOwn-G. Rogers.
Pruntytown-W. l.. lIindman; one to
DO supplied.
Phillippi-S. b. d. Prickett.
Buckhannon-H. Z. Sanford.
Buckhannnn Circuit. Conwell
Upshur-J. W. Roger.
FAirmOnt-A. j. LYDIA.
M0rion-M. Allen.
LumherpOrt-J. +. SnOdgraSs.
Beverly-S. N. EckcsS.
Salem-C. Conner.
BridgepOrt-TO DO supplied.
]. L. Irwin, State Agent American b.
bic Society, Member Fairmont Quarterly
Conference.
pARKrRsnrRc DISTINCT
y 1.on p.D.i,:rn hya..
Parkcrsburg-J. ". W. Bolton.
Parkcrsburg ATissiOn-TO be supplied.
Parkcrsbnrg Circuit-R. L. woodward.
N W'n,S;;;TI"nr II T. T E;nN
p 1uI1"S na1'o r r. r :" w! LIZ w w
Law i%oS''S""'" L. " "O'"'""' W. W.
In p Pc: c..;,., ~ ID p,,,1o,
PS;ranS + rI VIZ, w. nST'''''''
E ELH'a''.. W If S IW;i"''
Horrisville-R r HiThlevman.
GIrnviI,rNJ p Coleman
West Tnion-R s, Welch,
Ellenboro-T NJ. Hartley,
Sistersyille-W. w. Kelly.
Middlehonrne-W, Il, Rippev.
CenterviIle-T. n Beatty,
o,r,n, ,,sro>, nrsrn,cr
-, I UnZS4'- $50 - D rus.
u. ". h'eHmGna' iTeIGtHg H"eT'
GharIestonIJas a. N S, " A.
charleston Clrcult-ChArIes L. MAN
chester
Nlchol9sC;E N 1EN on ,a,,.,
Mountaln S9Ve7I. W. dF'"l'"'
Braxton|M. T. Sayre.
R9Ymond CtIyIW. =. Looms
Elk klVer-i0 NC Suppueu;
Mill Creek-To be supplied
Bullalo1To be supplied ~ IT
foIht dleaSlnt anu l-Gu'''-"' H.
Hartford City,. NJ. Powell.
Spencer-B. Darlington.
Wcbster-TO be supplied.
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GROCERIES.

Have Removed to No. a Main street, In the room
formerly occupied by Jacob Snyder. marl4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-15
Ii. 7. HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,

~ II D NsVON W 4A0EAJ
An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from
habits Of dissipation. used In connection with the
Extracts Buchu and SarSaparilla, In such diseases
as recommended Evidence Of the most respon-
sIblG and reliable character will accompany the
medicines. Also explicitdireCtlons for use, triM
hundreds Of hi0HS1HdS living witnesses, and up.
wards Of 81, 900 unsolicited certificates and rec
ommCndatOry letters, many Of which arc from
the highest sources, including eminent Physl.
clans, ClCrgymGn, Statesmen, &C. The Proprie.
newspapers; no does not do this from the fact
that Ills articles rank as Standard Preparations,
and do not need TO be propped up by certificates.
The Science Of Medicine, like tho DOrlc Col.
umn, should stand simple, purC, majestic, having
Fact for Its basis, Induction for It's pillar, and
Truth alone for It's Capital.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-15

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