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Dl.asteF 70 an 9. 5. Surveying Erpe.

NEW YoRx, May 8.-Panams dates to
April 18th received to-day bring the fol.
lowing particulars Of the disaster to the
U. 8. Surveying Expedition: :
The U. s. steamship Kansas, Capt. Hat.
field, with the Nicaraguan canal survey.
ing expedition, arrived at Greytown on
the Sd, On the 18th Capt. Crossman in
command OF the expedition, in
Coming over the bar in a whale
boat, 5rgot capsized by the breaking
OF 9 steering oar. Two other boats sent
to his assistance, met the same fate. Min.
uteguns were fired from the vessel, but
no aid could be given from the shore, las
the ship lay six miles away, out Of SIGHT,
and no one knew what they meant. a
steam ctanck had already been sent IN TO
meet the steamship Moseile with cargo and
came with the mails, A canoe arrived in
time TO save Paymastet Bemis and one Of
the crew, and 10 tow in a cutter with 10
men. The Others swan ashore, and three
cameln on an empty icask.- Capt. Oross.
man, sailing master Foray, and four jsea.
men were drowned. The only BODY found
was ofone Of theseamen. The number If
officers and men saved Is 81. ~
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MAN YORK GITY..


New YoRK, May Sat Paterson, yes.
terday, the girl Li6ble Garrabrandt, testi.
fed in her own defence. Her evidence
amounted TO an admission that Burroughs
had been poisoned, but Elaced the respon-
sibility on her lover, Van Wrinkle BoSart,
who she said, had sent her for arsenic,
furnishing money to pay for the same, and
that she had attended upon Burroughs
when sick. gts - G. >. "a l5,55l',f'
A soldiers meeting for the purpose 81
devising means for the erection Of q monu.
ment TO Gen. Thomas, and the Union
dead In Cypress Hill Cemetery, will be
held in Cooper Institute tonight. The
meeting will be called to order by Gen.
Burnside. Addresses will be- delivered
by Gen. Hooker and others.
A meeting Of the Union Republican
General Committee Of Fentonists was
held last night A letter was received
from Mr.. Greeley stating that he had
long ago declined to be q member
Of any standing political committee, and
asking 70 have his name stricken from the
ROLL henever accepted and qualified as
q member. Anotice was read from Sin.
clair Toucy that he would be unable to
attend any meeting during the year on &C.
count Of other engagements. Il was
moved thatif Greeley and Toucy had re-.
signed their designations be accepted.
Laid over till next morning. The ques.
ton Of sending q delegate to the State
Convention at ,Emira on the 18th, excited
a lively debate-sevcral members de.
nouncing the custom house wing Of the
party and its treatment Of the Fentonists
inVery bitter terms. A committee was
appointed to consider what action should
be taken in the matter and ordered to re.
port on Wednesday next 7gB
There was nobody killed, only one man
slightly injured by the falling OF buildings
inD Decatur Avenue, Brooklyn, yesterday.
The Sun reporter interviewed Horace
Greeley yesterday. he said he would
acceptrthe Cincinnati nomination IL Of.
fered, but did not think itwould be. He
thought Trumbull would likely be nomi.
mated, and would he the best man. He
believed the Democrats would support
Trumbull. 20 55E TTTf =
During April $4,000 German immi.
grants landed at Castle Garden. The
majority Of them was destined to Michi.
gan, Wisconsin and Illinois. n r.i,-g, -
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Try at Adler 5 Tor Guipure Lsces.

CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT Auo.
TON SALE OF SILVER WARE AND Cur.
TLERT.TThis saleis Attracting universal
attention from q large number of our first.
Glass citizens as It ibesomessk known that
the goods are OF the very best quality, and
are selling very much below the retail
prices. Let our lady readers not forget
the sale this afternoon at 81 o'clock, which
Is for their special benefit, also this even,
ing for ladies and gentlemen both, when
several fine Tea Sets will be offered. q
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EeuNp DEAD,-Last evening about sik
O'Clock, James Daily, q resident Of East
Wheeling, was found dead In the yard %
the aohth side q tho court house. lllap.
had been At work yessefdag, Win 4 nuns
Der Of men, iot Mr.. Hilarelh, on the
Island. The rain compelled them TO do.
siSt, when they oil came to this side ofthe
river, en- route home. Near the south
end iot tho market house, Daily parted
with his companions. They repaired to
their homes and saw no more Of him IN.
I'll summoned to the inquest held on biz
remains. He was next seen lying on the
pavement IN irontof Dr.. Henning' house
Onion street, e6st Of Market, by d gen.
tleman passing up theNlatter, who went e
his assistance. A considerable cash OF
confusion was noticed on his forehead
supposed to have been occasioned by the
hE Later he wa, noticed near Book,
ing's corner, and appeared 10 be either
very considerably under the influence Of
liquor, or suffering from, the effects Of Q
spasm.
We learn that he was subject 70 ilts tol
several years. he made his way from The
locality last named, and not long after
wards was brought 70 the lookup on q
,wheelbarrow by an officer. he was mol
placedin cell, but permitted to remain
In the court room. In o few minutes he
passed out Of q door on the south side o.
that apartment. About the hour flrst
mentioned % o'clock Q young man walk
Ing up Fourth street saw him lying o.
his lace inths gusteF,a on going WHERE
he was discovered that he was dead. DR.
Allen was sent for, and after examination
pronounced life to be extinct. Judgt
johnson was informed of the circum
stance, and repaired at once to TIL
spot, made preparations to hold an In
quest. A jury was summoned, which
after hearing, substantially, the foregoing
facts detailed by the witnesses who testi
fed before them, brought in a verdict o
strangulAtion. (The gutter in which tht
deceased was foundSwas made tocarty
thSwater falling inthe court yardioth(
sewer on Fourth street, and being Of small
dimensions, the position in which Dahl
tell completely stopped the passage Of til,
water Thought After the inquest hat
been Ccncl Ided, the body was removed L
the late residence of the deceased.
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.FLoRIDA.
Impeachment Of Gov. ReId.

TAILAHAssE, May BIN the Assembly
yesterday Mr. Armands offered the foi-
lowing: -. ~ ~ 1h,5'. 80 ,YI.E'5s1 x
81 Ss0Irea, That;the Assembly = proceed
with the prosecution oil Neal Harrison
Reid - S'tsa5 'iiFJ Glfi 2'It ~ i' =.
The Senate adopted q memorial in re.
gard to the completion Of an interior line
o. water communication through the
S5plt States between the great West and
The high court ofimpeachment has or.
ganlzed and Mr. Bofde, manager ON the
part Of tho, Assembly, has appeated
Judge mmons, counsel for Gov. Red.
moved that the respondent be DISCHARGED
Claiming that the action of the Senate in
adjourning at the last session, after refus.
ing to continue the case, was In law an
acquittal. The counsel for Botlde asked
for time to reply. i
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Law W t5rris y StsEf
LONDON, May S.-The Hales this morn
ing discussing the attitude Of Canada will
regard 70 the Treaty Of WashingtonTcen
sures the home government for It's treat
ment Of the Dominion, and hints that Il
might be beneficial to the world II Eng
land were 10 absolve Canada from her al
leglance to the mother country.
LryERPoot, May 3-AfrIved, steam
ship St. David, from Portland.
At the annual meeting Of the Chamber
Of Commerce yesterday q committee wa
appointed to invite the Japanese Embas
sy to Wit York and tender them q ban
quet.E ~ NJ AMR So NannnflH |
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PIEAaANT ATFAR.-The parsonage of
Thomson n. 3. Chapel, on the Island.
having been completed and finished last
Thursday evening, number Of the mem.
bers o., the church, and friends Of the
pastor and his wife, repaired to the par.
.sonage, taking with them an ample sup up.
ply chice cream and other dslicaeies
These were fully discussed and an hour
or more passed in social conversation,
when the visitors withdrew, after having
passed g 2 a dsllghstplIsv ening:
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HELD FOR PosrAaE.-Letters address

HELD FOR PosrAaE.-Letters address
ed % below are detained in the postofice
here 4or tpre.pagment Of postage: J,
Rosenberger, San Pierre, Indiana, 3 cents;
Frank Smith, West Wheeling, Ohio, 8
cents; Miss Anna Costen, Greensboro,
Greene county, Pennsylvania, 8 cents;
John Cummings, Gloverville, New York,
cent; Frank Painter, City, cent; Mrs.
Martha J. Hamilton. Washington, Penn.
sylvania, 8 cents; ]. D. Bend, Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania. 8 cents; Mrs. A. B. Ekis,
Butler, Butler county, Pennsylvania, 8
cents; John W. Slime, williamsport,
Grant county, West Virginia, 3 cents. .
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GREELEY's NOMINATION.
Reception ofNSWs in New York.
The "Farmer Of Chappaqua" Called
out BY a CroWds.Salute Fired.-
.s4S Comments, Friendly and
Otherwise. atsEi

~ NEW YoRK, May 3,-On tho reception of
tho news of the nomination Of Mr.. Gree.
4ley in this city large crowd gathered at
The. Tribune office, and Greeley was call.
sedSf6H and Appeared. He declined to
"a mal.e 4 speech, but had d vast amount Of
hand shaking. A salute of hundred
guns WIS fired in the City. Hall Park in
hishonor. The Express says ofthe nomi,
nation, tho "old White Coat" will take a
large portion oisthe rank and file of his
party with him. As to the question
whether the Democrats will endorse his
nomination the spresi3 says Greeley has
datiimea ahusedps az roughlY, but we are
sa iofglying race Of smen and shall do
tshat q best iofols country
The C5mmsseial Adrsaisr says the
prospects Of the Republican party have
lbrishlaned, and whether the Democrats
endorse Greeley or not he Is doomed to
bedefeliea.
The Epsaing Pit heads the news thus
. "Gtand allure The Curtain Falls-sad
a Transformation Scene Reform surfen.
ders to Monopoly and Capitalization
aSa Nh Greeley expressed surpriaesat his
NOMINATION and said he would aecept in
6letteF. tA'-SS SHha 'dsS4S
ThetewasalArge crowd outside Of the,
A Y7tibEne, office, and the comments were, Of
course, various. Some declared that the
Convention had madeira fizzle,ot ii, and
10 nominated by no means the strongest
4 man while Others, with more enthusiasm,
were sure that Il anybody could give the
movements assurance Of success It was
.. Greeley. Said. one mAn: s.You have MOI
idea the hold he has among the masses
The Worklngmen willtgo forhimi because
they believe he d honest, and that Is the
great thing after am
Twas suggested that he could not hope
for any large portion 81 the Democratic
q yoteon account Of his past record as an
- uncompromising foe OF this party, but
The ready answer was that his
past record was Of little Importance
compared to his present position.
IS HIS advocacy of'general amnesty and
;, Universal equality, Il was thought would
give him greater strength with the Demo.
Ta crats and with the South than an any
other Republican would have. 5gs3J
His nomination has created . great sen.
aaacnin the city and b the current topic
o. conversation. The Liberal Repub lican
Committee will give Greeley d serenade
this evening, and next week a rousine
mass meeting will give greater emphasis
10 the event.
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STORM AT GIENcoE.-We heard. '

STORM AT GLEEcoE.-We heard, yes.
terdsy, ytromsSa gentleman residing in
Glencoe, o. thar aseCond class tornado
passed over that place last Wednesday
between II and 19so'clocls, A. NJ Tress
were toTnup, . portion oi the roof Of the
depot blown off; also, about oue.third 81
the roof covering the N. lErC Church and
one Of the gables Of the same building.
No one was hurt.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, May ga dispatch from
Bayonne confirms the report Of the Car
list leader. Reda with his command has
fled into France and are closely pursued
by the spanish forces, The French troops
on the Spanish frontier have disarmed !
number Of Carllsts who escaped into
France. La nv, IN aa. A..sLll ~ |
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FpMGLES-

In many affections peculiar 2 !, ,s, I'M C;Ir
EXTRACT BUCHU 10 une9uAea!, ny Y i,s,FvIr
remedy-Rs In Chloros!s OF RGteap " 1rsI.SnI1
ity, PAiniulness or s1ppfesil9sn ~ y 40 d "
Eyeeuations, liberated o. SeiraS1i I "a Il
Uterus, LeuconhGA or Whtn' 0.ISs,hg r!iiG
Complaints incident 70 tle ~ ,,sloStIoa, q D
from lndiscreuOn, HRbtu o. ~ y, "A weldib't
the Decline or Change Of I've. Y pST,l;iIr, y!
extensively by the most ef1lnea! "a X, EnitshE
MIdwives, AFTER Conaneneng' TX HS' Ssits VI 7
and Delicate Constitutions o. e2IG Tisti.IsS 4
ages, attended with any Of the aO''''
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{ PENETENTtARY ARRIyA1-ssm Erby,
alas Abraham Venable was brought 10
Moundsville last Thursday, by Deputy
Sheriff Knight of Greenbrler county.
Erby was convicted Of beating with intent
to kill a man named VIM. B. sproul, and
sentenced to five years imprisonment in
the penitsntiRfN The convict Is 4 colored
man,
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IRoN-PHosFRoRUs-c AIIsAxA.-rhe three best
TONES, sktllfnlly and elegantly combined In an
amber-eOlored cordial, beautifully transparent TO
the eye, pleasant to the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, In caSwoll, Hazard q Co.'S Fcro.P hos.
phoratSd Rllxer Of oGlisiya Bark. .oF- 80
ehpinteontains one ounce Of Royal CallSaya
Bark, and each teaspoonfll contains one grain 81
Iron. Samples furnished frop to tho profession.
.s5L Z VI CAsWEL1, HAZARD d CO., sN
t-.solo Manufacturers, New York.
Sold BY all Druggists. my94-weSa-dAW
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: SENT 10 Jk1I-Mrs. Lizzie, Ankle was
arrested aud taken before Esqr. Hammer,
o day OF two aInce, 10 answer q he charge
Of using abusive language towards ms
Miller The parties reside h Centre
Wheeling and neighbors, After hear
Ing tho testimony Esqrg K required Mrs.
A. to give security in the sumof one
hundred dOilafslt % Keep the peace Tor one
year. This she was unable, to, do, and in
.defaaltwas committed 70 JAN: 5ssa
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RAILROAD MAIL sERv1cE.-The mail
from Huntington to Charleston has been
transferred to the Chesapeake 8 Ohio
Railroad, and George K. Mcintosh ap.
POINTED route agent ~
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DoN!T sIIaHF Your TRETH-R emem.
Der that upon,their labor, the health Of
the stomach depends. Keep them per:
Observation-Disclosures so,manipulate them
with brush dipped in the fragrant sozo.
DON'T, once or twice a day. taw
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|; Q. s.,MARRE HospTTAL.-Dr. Thomas
J. Grifiths, surgeon in charge Of the o.
s! Marine Hospital at louisville reports
the following as the condition Of the hos.
pital under his charge during the month
Of April, 1872: Number Of patients re.
naming the last day Of March, 100; I'D.
tiitted during the month of April, 81
treated during ths month OF April, 1866;
discharged during month Of April, 90; died
during month Of April, 4; remaining on
last day Of April, 70; treated during month
Of April, 16. - 81. s q. :, ss ..
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BADLY scAID1EIaD.-A child q Nicholas
Mead, aboutsix months Old, was badly
Scaldsdan evening ortaos since .bytpuli:
ing over on itself tea or coffee pot filed
with hot water.
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u. 7. LAKn 6 Co. are prepared to
make up suits in the latest style and at
almost any desired price. Give them a
call, ashley never fail to give satisfac-
ton. A nestoCk Of. Gents Furnishing
Goods constantly on hand.
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SPAIN.

LONDON, May 9.-Advices received by
mail from Spain state that the priests arc
endeayuring to make the instruction 0
religious war. The government has cali.
ed upon the inhabitants Of Barcelona to
take up arms. 5iu.
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PARTIES desiring to paper their houses
with the latest styles and the prettiest pa
pers, should call at PAUL 6 Or's, No. 80
Monroe street. Over 500 styles on hand
at present -. D
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INC Ernptlon of YeanIIIiiin.

NAPLES, May 3t-The eruption Of We.
suvius is entirely closed The Inhabitants
Of theyilhges, which were THREATENED Of
destruction q. by lava have returned to
thelr MONIES. Ia ijHSi tffg9J Is
A hurricane OF terrible violence swept
over the.deyast ated country, greatly dam.
aging the villages and The remaining
crops. q II .g9agOfi0rrti ~
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THE materials used in "WARRES's
CHENucAI LAUNDRY SOAR" are. ilrst
class. They are all accurately weighed,
so that the Soap has Just the proper pro-
portion Of alkalie thoroughly combined
by steam and well seasoned, before it Is
allowed to go ont to consumers, D.
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DEFERRED ITEMs.-In our columns
this morning will be found number Of
deferred items, crowded out by the full
report Of the proceedings of the Cincin.
natl Convention we have given IN the last
twoorthree issues ofthe IsTE1nIaRHcER.
Wsdifect attention to the minutes Of the
State Press Association, at the meeting
held inthis city on Thursday. We took
notes olthe proceedings, but finding the
report Of our Market street contemporary
full and correct, we have reproduced It
entire. Wenake our acknowledgements
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CALL and take a bucket of Ice Cream
to your family. Only 40 cents per quart,
at 9. A. swartz's, Monroe street, one
door east Of Mcclure House, Wheeling.
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ARRIVAL or TRAnn,
DEPARTURE OF TnAnE5.


African M. E. Church. d E9
Fourth, st. n, e, Church. -
Picture Frames. - <. - W y
Notice 10 Farmers,
Proposals for RitchialS School House. 4 I
Counter for Sale. Y 8z4y t4g5tG,
Notice. "a IA -,
Lost-sleeve Button. 49, '''''>'
n Public Sale Of Distilled Spirits, 4 .,f-y,
II Acts Like Q Charm special notice.
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, A NOTICE appears in this mornings pa,
per tor & meeting 81 the 3corporstors and
stockholders Of Thoburn Post No. 4, G.
A. R. to organize under q charter of in.
corporation recently obtained from the
Secretary State 10 gSR
We are pleased to learn Of the prosper
Gus condition Of the Post, and bespeak
ipr the same success for the future in
deyising ways and means to alleviate the
wants Of the widows and orphans OF their
iailen comrades. = : ., l'sssi 49,
Letthsrebe d tall attendance at the
meeting tonight Of all the. members, Of
the Post, that by your presence you may
encourage this good work.
THE place for Ribbons tAdleFs."
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WHorEsAIE and Retail Ice Cream and
Cake Depot, CA. swartz, Monroe street,
one door eaStof McLure House, Wheeling.
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IA LARGE stock Of Ladies', Misses and
Child's Lasting Kid and Morocco Boots
and Shoes ofbest1 city manufacture, for
sale at L. V. Blends. Ha
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WE saw, yesterday, at the Partridge
Gallery, portrait in Pastel which is
really a"gem Of art" Everybody should
see II. '14 Is Ts5ssss. t-Fg8o ist rs
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The Palmer charter for New York
City 'haspassed the senate unanimously.
It provides for the election Of Mayor on
the 31st Of May.
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Music Books of ali kinds, for Piano,
Organ, Violin, yiolincello, Flute, &C.,
from 6Oc upward, atsheib,s Music Store,
Monroe street. :
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scHuRBERT Ice CREAM and Cake, fresh
every day, ct g. A.. swartz's, Monroe
street, one door east Of the Mcclure House,
Wheeling. -.. -
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e iQUEEN!s, Congress; Women's Serge and
Kid Newport Ties and, Croquet Slippers,
Just receiyedat L. v. Blonde srT ~
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The New Hampshire State Agticul.
tural College has received . donation Of
$4,000 from John eonant, Of Jeffrey.
The sum Of $eSOO0isto found scholar
ships one for eaeh-toWn In Cheshire coun-
" and two for jeffrey. 49,.
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MUNICIPAL CouRT.=T This, court has
not yet adjourned for the term. a ses
sion viii be held iEHis morning at 10
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LADIES wishing to purchase a nice
fitting and latest style Cater, should GO
to L. V.iBlond's. & It9'EF
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THE Dolly Warden and all the spring
styles photographed at Brown & Higgins
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steamer Burned on 'Virginia Cons,

RIcuMoNp, May g. The steamer Geo.
B. Uptont hence for New y ork, was burn.
ed near Ghinco teague yesterday. Grew
and passengers safe, The vessel and cargo
were valued at 500, 900; about two thirds
covered by insurance. lia > Z
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No Family Should be Without !. !

Thsse, symptoms, Il allowed ~ y soSo 'kIOE
tins medicine Invariably re1aS''SISI M b q,
which the patient may expire: :. S ~ t1oSS IN
these arc not frequently IoIloEsG =, I'M; W
iIil diseases" Insanity and Cen ss s1ssdsa x
arc aware Of tho cause Of ia; y, ~ is.iss "
SSaf ample witness 10 the uuth q t ~ 0t5p'
Tho Constitution once Gaeeteo, TmsdI;lSt !
weakness requires the I'D H. o. ,I T ~
strenCthen and inyigorAte saG pI!sSS hr;t
"Holmes q Co.'S Fluid Extract pu'-' =.
p ss SGi BY all Druggist, ~. : G nEsSss
BOTTLE, OF 8 ounces, OF sS,, ~ i Tlibti y
once placing this valuable oomPSo guy pooi.
reach OF the patient, no matter ~" Et NEbI
BEWARE OF couh,crfs!t. AZ "a pToi
Fluid Extract Buehu, Holmes " Wv
tors, New York City. ,.Sr WTtsflt
) BEWARE Of spurious Bueaar .S ~ ~
parcd BY selEstyled doctors Sa.1,,ISnsti
lore IN public BY notorious adVe'''''