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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-19

THE MoULToN CoNcERT.-We trust
our readers have not forgotten that the
Moulton troupe win give one grand con.
cert in Washington Hall tomorrow even.
ing An examination Of the advertise.
ment in another column Of this mornings
paper will acquaint you with the person.
ncl6 ofthe troupe. 1t will be seen that
the names include some OF the first vocal.
lists in the country. ofMrs. Moulton 1t is
said that she seems to sing because she
loves music, not because she Is ready to
fulfill her contract with her auditors. The
notes come from her throat as from that oil
q bird, and she puts her whole soul
in the song,-not with IN effort
but apparently because she cannot help
t. Her costume Is said to be the finest oil
any priIna donna on the American stage,
and this will doubtless prove on at tractiye
feature TO the ladies. From present. indi.
cations this is the last grand concert Of
the season here, and we urge all who de.
sire TO hear some OF the best compositions
OF the old masters rendered with great
effect and perfection, to avail themselves
of this opportunity. Sec advertisement
in another column, and secure tickets to-
day, without fail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-19

Dir. MARsIIALL,-This gentlcman's en-.
gagements west, where he has been en-.
gagged TO lecture, induced the gentlemen
connected with the Catholic Institute Ia
avail themselves Of his services to lecture
in this city for the benefit of the library
of the Institute. DR.. Marshall has kindly
accepted the invitation extended, and Will
deliver a lecture in Washington Hall on
Wednesday evening, February 2lst. The
subject selected is Liberty in the Catholic
Church; one Of peculiar interest to ali moi
connected with the Church Of Rome, as
there are such diverse opinions upon the
subject Persons wishing to attend the
lecture can secure seats at John Lists
Drug Store. Although the lecture has
not been publicly announced, q large
number Of seats have been taken, and we
would advise all who wish to hear the
distinguished lecturer TO secure seats a,
nnrn at .
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New MUsIc.-We are under obliga.
tions to Messrs. G. D. Russell & Co., Of
Boston, for several pieces Of new music
sent us through Mr.. V. Harding, music
and musical instrument dealer, 100 Mar
ket street. We are not prepared to speak
adVisedly of the merits of the pieces re.
ceived, but we notice that they are
brought out in very superior style, and
comprise some of the compositions OF
MIR. MonltOn, husband of Mrs. NJ, who
gives grand concert in Washington Hall
tomorrow evening. Mr.. Harding will
take pleasure in furnishing any of the pub.
locations Of the house OF Messrs. Russell
& Co. This firm has widespread no.
teriety for getting out the best and fresh.
est compositions OF the leading composers
in this country and in the Old World.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-19

FINE sAFE.-We took ailook Saturday,
at the monster safe just put in the office Of
the keystone Planning Mill. 1t is one Of the
largest and finest fire proof Safes in the
city, weighing nearly tiyet tons and finished
most beautifully. We hardly. think the
workmanship could bc surpassed. This
fine Safe was built to order by Moslcr,
Bahmann & Co., of Cincinnati, and or.
defed through their agents in this city
MetcalI & Burt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-19

POLICE oouRr.-There were but two
cases before the Police Court, Saturday
morning. David Hopkins was arraipnetl
for creating tumult and disorder, and
fined five dollars and costs. Mrs. Ellen
Stanley was charged with interfering
with an officer while in the discharge Of
his duty in making an arrest. The case
was not m aggravated one, and His
Honor imposed a fine of only one dollar
and costs. aI5l1a "a "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-19

GONG OFF sATrsFAcToRILY.-The sale
of reserved seats to the great Moulton
Concert, to be given tomorrow evening,
commenced Saturday morning at sheib's,
and was quite satisfactory. 1t may be
pretty safely concluded that a large and
select audience will greet Mrs. NJ. on her
first appearance in this city. The sale Of
tickets will be continued to. day, and early
purchasers will secure the most eligible
seats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-19

ADMITTED TO PkoBATE.-Last Mon.
day copy of the last will and testament
of Thomas McConn, decd, was admitted
to probate; and On the same day, the will
of the late Charity Martin was proved and
admitted TO record. Among the bequests
made in the will last mentioned was one
to tho Ladies' Home Mission, consisting Of
the house and lot occupied by the dece.
dent at the time of her death. Mrs. Isaac
Irwin is tho Executor, we hear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-19

TEMPERANCE sERMoN.-Rev. Mr.. Den.
nison, Of Washington City, preached q
sermon on Temperance before a large
congregation, last evening, in Fourth
Street M. E. Church. Mr.. D. is an earn.
est, forcible speaker, and his discourse on
the occasion mentioned made a good i'm
preston on his audience. He is travelling
in the interest Of the National Prohibito
ry Temperance Society, which Association
will hold a convention in Columbus, Ohio
next Thursday, to nominate candidates fol
the Presidency and Vice Presidency Of
the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-19

Nor True, There was report on the
streets, Saturday, that the Major Ander.
son had been cut through by the Ice at
Middleport Ohio, and sunk, Capt. John
Murine had dispatch from some one a,
that point, stating that the Anderson was all
right, and would resume her place in the
trade Immediately. She will probably be
here to-day, and leave Tor Cincinnati at
her usual hour g p, NJ J tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-19

INyITATleN AccErrEp.-St, Patricks
Day occurs this year on Sunday. The
admirers Of Ireland's Patron Saint in steu,
benville have determined to celebrate the
day on Monday, and have extended an
Invitation to their brethren in this city,
and several othep places, 10 join them,
We hear that the St, Patrick's Society oil
our city has accepted, and will muster
their entire strength on the occasion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-19

DETAINED.-The westward bound St.
Louis Express, over the Baltimore &
Ohio, due here yesterday about noon, did
not arrive until 4p.M The delay was
occasioned, we hear, by an accident to
the train, the nature and extent of which
we could not ascertain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-19

sSow.-During almost all Of yesterday,
Gmixture Of snow and rain continued TO
fall, making the streets and payements
exceedinglydnpleasant The attendance
at the several churches, yesterday. was
rather slim in consequence Of the unia.
vorable condition Of the sidewalks fol
for pedestrianism,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-19

CRY CouNcn.-The First Branch o
the City Council, at It's meeting last Tues
day evening, adjourned to meet to-mor
row evening. The Second Branch, we
presume, will also be called together al
the same time,ss one body cannot per.
feet any legislation without the other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-19

LARGE FuNERAI.-The remains of the
late James Hamilton were followed to
their last resting place Ont. Wood Gene.
teryO yesterday, by d large number ofrbe-
reayed relatives and friends. We noticed
in the funeral cCrtego some Of the Oldest
residents in the city. Mr, H. was highly
esteemed BY lthosewhp knsw,him., n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-19

No sERvIcEs.-Ther were no services
held in, the First Presbyterian Church,
yesterday, the Pastor, Rev. b. W. Fisher,
being absent from the city. We heard
that Mr.. F. had gone to one Of the coun.
ties above here to assist a brother minister
on a sacramental occasion. u Z &
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-19

DEAD.-We mentioned in Saturday
mornings paper that VIM. Lewis, miner
in the Central Glass Works coal bank,
who was hurt two or three weeks since,
was hourly expected to die, Friday. We
hear that he expired some time during
Friday night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-19

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following transfers OF real estate were re,
corded at the Recorders Office during the
week ending February 10:
Deed made February 8, by Enoch Ball
and wife 10 William johnson, for south
part OF lot No. @, j. Zane's addition, fifty
feet front on Main street; $500. Adj.
mitted February 10.
Deed made February z, by Augustus
Pollock and wife to August Kllnge, for
lot 90 feet front, lying lG feet north Of
Zillis' line, Wheeling Island; 1925. Ad.
mitted February 10. 10
Deed made February 10, by Amos En-.
hacker and wife to Ann N. Vickers, for
lot IS feet by 100, adjoining J. VOLTS lot;
$1,000. Admitted February 49,,
Deed made February 10, by p. Schuehle,
trustee, to John Weitzeb for piece Of
ground in the southeast corner Of square
No. 3 in Carroll & Bakers addition; 1850
Admitted February 12.
Deed made February 10, by Emily
Tiernan and Husband to James s. Mitch.
ell, of Belmont county, Ohio, for lot No.
100, corner Of Huron and Goodrich
streets, Wheeling Island , 81 600. Ad.
mitted February 12.
Deed made January 25, by Christian
Frank and wife to Philip Grub, for part
of "sunnyside Vineyard" 40 by 90 feet
$50. Admitted February 10.
Deed made April 8, 1871, by john
Zoeckler TO Henry Hellenbine, Tor lot No.
Il Of the Cruger estate; 5000. Admitted
February 10.
Deed made February 8 by Fred. Grei.
ner and wife to Frederick Retzer, ST., for
part Of lot No. 9S on Coal street, North
Wheeling, As feet 'front.'. 81, 362 80. Admit.
ted February IS.
Deed made February IS by James F.
Barnes to E. HALEY Mccoy, for lot No.
IA in square No. 23, Eighth Ward; $4,50O.
Admitted February IA.
Deed made February 8 by Thomas W.
Peirce to Alex. ]. Caldwell, for 10i lots
Of ground in Caldwells addition; $3.50.
Deed made November 1, 1871, by s.
Brady and ]. L. Hobbs, executors OF J.
Caldwell, decd, TO Thomas w. PIERCE,
for lot No. 10 in square 0; 5 in square 8;
] Of IA In square 10; IA in square 81; 2 ID
square II; 2 in square 90; 70 in square 10;
IA in square II; 8 in square "a; 10 in
square 10 and lot So in division G, ]. Cald.
wells addition-deed Of partition; 81 90
Admitted February.
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ADMINISTRATOR APPoINTED.-On the
18th inst Capt. Henry Wallace was ap-
pointed administrator Of the estate of the
late. Holsten Hmden-bond $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-19
WANT sUPPL1Ep.


l claim that 1t cannot DO excelled, list, In purl.
y and quality; ID, In economy, because Ii IL
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when exposed 10 the atmosphere, like most
soaps do. It will therefore wash half az much
mote as the soaps now In market Ut the same
price; Sd, ForPerfection in washing You must
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clean, white clothes. USd Ls Fiporite Sogp and
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rendered useless BY forgetting them in the tnb
or basin amer using. Please enquire OF your
grocer for the Fayorite Soap, and you win DO
convinced that II Is the best. =
CAUTIoN.=Rach bar Is stamped "lHners' and
4tehdntT FdVorth Soap, manufactured bv n,
Reid. HhSellR9, w "a" -
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by
4H.H EDWARD REID,
Soap and Candle Manuiacturer,
angry Wheeling W Va
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oIosINa out sales oil Boots and Shoes,
From now, ! am selling out my entire
stock of Boots and Shoes at cost L, v,
Blond, 107 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-19

IT will be seen by our advertising col.
umns that tho weekly rehearsal of the
Musical Institute will take place this even.
ing, instead Of tomorrow evening. The
change is made on account Of the Moulton
Concert.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-19
MONDAY, February 10, 1872.
Travellers Register.
ARRIVAL OF TaArNs.
Now Advertisement.

Steamer Express No. 2.
Steamer Major Anderson.
Wheeling Musical Institute.
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.
Removal-head Of local.
Enterprise Baking Powder.
For Sale.
Friend & Son.
Fancy Goods and Toys.
List Of Letters. IL It .at E q
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Two Mason & Hamlin Organs for sale,
very cheap, at sheib's music store, Mon.
roe street, n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-19

Rustic Photographs, new styles, at the
Partridge Gallery.
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If you want first choice Of spring
stock Of Wall Papers, go to PAUL s orr's,
No. 90 Market street. F- Ng1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-19

New styles, new scenery, new accesso
ries at the Partridge Gallery.
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PASSED Ur.-Quite q number of lows
of empty barges passed up, Saturday.
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TransportatIon.

Tickets to all principal points In tho East and
West can be procured At the Union Ticket ONCE,
In M'ture House, and at the Station at Bridge
nova, General pAu.cusA Ia II I hfa1aS s:cat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-19

oHRs. HEss, merchant tailor, corner
Main and Quincy strees, solicib the at
tention Of gentlemen TO his fall and winter
stock Of ready made clothing, consisting
of cloths, cassimeres, vestings, all new,
and comprising every style popular at the
East. With q superior stock, a flrstclass
cutter, and the hest workmen obtainable,
l can guarantee my work, and that my
prices will DO satisfactory. Q. HISS,
Corner Main and Quincy streets.
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IDocr0E WHITTIER, s.
. 900 Penn Street. PIttaburrh. Pa.

Longer located in Pittsburgh than any Chronic
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tal Opportunities, lifetime experience. wiz
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ree; Send two Btamp8 for medical essays
L.Aanhood, Womanhood, sent by mall, i6
the curious, doubtful, or inquisitiyc wisb ~
NOV, all about Self Pollution. Prevention. NM
lAge. Every young man and woman oueht NJ
sead y 9 warning. The nervous, debilitated
Il. patnsnliy impotent arc scientifically advised
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TIM Purest and Sweetest Cod Liver Oil in tho
world, manufactured from fresh healthy llVers
upon the sca shore. It is perfectly pure and
sweet. Ask for ''Hazard 4 Caswelf's Cod Liver
OIL" manufactured by i.l'a-
oAswRIL, HAZARD q co., y.
Bold byall Druggists,
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OTHER PRESENTS.

Starting anew, with the determination not 10
DC nndersold by any live man, he hopes 10 merit
and receive q large share OF patronage.
Personal and prompt attention paid 10 repair.
ing Watches, Clocks, &c. deeiS
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

lDAsSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
i blythe following Schedule on and after No.
yembcf 90th, 1871, Wheeling time:
ST LOFTS RXpRRSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-14

DOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch.
from pier ~ North River their sdewheel
snip ISAAC BELL, Blaksman commander, for NorfoA.
City Point and Richmond Thursday June l3 at r. M
giving through bills OF ading TO all points South AMI
anIoupn ue hsus issued 70 MI potn@
general once l7 Grecnwich street. Dey strees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-14

ENOR sALE-A NEW OPEN BUGGY MADE TO ORDER,
OF selected materials; Wide seat for comfort
and win be sold less than cost Can be secn
Al ~ and 26 Peck sllp. ~ - - - 's
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ITO CONTRACTORS
Proposals for Quarantine Structures on Vast Bank
DyfiCk or rHg COMMISSIONERS QUARANTINE
No 2Ercgaxer Cousr, Nsv YoRs May a. 1874 =
Proposals sealed and endorsed above will be re.
ceiyed by The under,snsd At the 9fce Of The Commis
June at which time they will DO publicly opcncd TsS
Board = !.-Ar under the law tho discretion u
reject any bid which may not deem for tho Interest a
the state to accept
Plans and specifications be seen and nfor atsSa
obtained at the occ OF the Commissioners Of Guarantees
No. 2Exchangc court
A. N. BELL, an
SAMUEL BARTON, Guarantee.
A. oAKEY HALL, Mayor Of New York
8 y. POWELL. Mayor of BROOKLYN.
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ENOR SALE-A VERY STYLISH PAIR OF BAY HORSES,
NJ. at private stable % West Forty fourth street.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

ENOR sALE-A VERY FINE BROWN HORSE, WITH
out 0emsh sa ish hands high; can and has trcttsd
IN los than tnree minues together with Stivers light
road wagon and light harness being gcntsmans turn
9ut ana WI DC s9id cheap for want Of Inquire for
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A -REMOvAL.--sLATE MANTBLs, MARBLE MAN
~. tels Wood Mantes; the finest assortment ever or
fered IN this city, At and spacious wnrerooms
. f7o and 222 weA Twenty third street s0''s
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-04

carbunclc. \ surgeon was called
who lanred the sore Friday morning.
but there was no discharge. and he died
Saturday morning at two o'clock. He
WAS buried the same day. dccOmpoSi-
tiOn going forward 50 rapidly it was
impossible to delay the funeral. Mr..
Walker had been state senator. and we
bclicN" IL member of the last Council of
tcnSnr>. and had been ov"I>ccr OF the
poor. and town agent for many years.
.Nt the C;atcS auction two weeks AGO.
all "r nearly all. of the stock was sold.
also the products of the farm. int the
fam did not go. There was = bid at
half or tW" thirds its value. but al last
accounts il had not been accepted. The
Jersey stock went at what seemed high
figures. Vet Ii cannot he replaced with
he money.
Ih" acIdcny is in il prosperous con
hlIl"n. there being upwards of eighty
students the present tenn.
Ihcr, ...c some signs ni Improvement
IN town. t>," new dwelling -hu,l,c~ Ia>-
iug hcrm built The past season, one in
tended i,er ia" late ASA ;,I>c..lc and I" h,.
orrurird by his wide. the other erect
cd hl NJ, WA. AicLau@hlim
w. notice some real estate chang,
of late. Nj. g. W. Pollard has purchas-
ed the house recently owned 10y M.
Frank Morse. deceased. and .jo~rph {.
Guthrie has hought the farm owned by
Mr.. Herring. known as the >kc'l" place.
Alth"u"h this town ha> h"cn com
pnrHtiNclN free from the contagious and
epidemic di~raS,.> which have afflicted
many other places iii this region the
past season. an unusual number Of
deaths Lave "rrulrd. particularly
among the aged
Mr.. rh"mh> M"rsr died sept. /, at
tII, age. ~ -r\rutl -~lN. lie hcinn%,d t"
one al the original families. his father.
Nj. Moody Nol~r. hrin4 nnc. of ia" lirot
settlers. ilc decreased "ccunird the
odd homestead which dc>crrj> Ia his
son. Nj. Nm. Morse.
Nh. ASA >hccIc died Sept. -. aged
eighty one. lie also belonged /" one
of the families first settled iii town.
lii> m"ihcp. Mrs. phchc ~kcrlr. was one
"i the thirteen mcmhcI> that inst form
rd the Congregational church aj ir~ or
gduilation. Mr.. Sk"rlr WIS an active
and useful member of the rIlnirh aud
community. lie held the "tlirr of Gle X
"i tl,, congregational secretly fur many
veal aud VAS t"r seven >c.u> iii size
,r->ion. Superintendent al the Sabbath
School
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For the week ending Tuesday, Oct. l. I572
MARKET BEEF-A few choice Sll 90 a IL 30: extra
- ~ 10 - first quality - 20 90: second quail
ity 81 % a a.: third quality - 10 a > -.
STORE withdrawing Oxen and Steers per
pair. 81! II ~ 200 a $40.
MnCH Cows AND tALNES-s:SO a 500: extra sos a
81. Farrnw Cows 80 a so.
Wool Sheep. Il eHc per Id.
Shrarcd sheep. ) q per III.
Spring Lambs, I!c per liz.
Veal Calves. = ~ a SO 90
brighton Hides. 9tc per H.
Country Hides. a9 e per III.
Brighton Tnlluw. - Gc per H.
Country Tall"w. = Il j5c per H.
Calf skins l. ne per H.
ShraTrd skins. :,Oc each.
Dairy skins Il each.
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3Harriaqrs.

"a Br.dird S-pt. = 10y Rev J. X. Williams.
Nh. Daniel Carpenter ct 81. .I"hn-bury and Miss
.iolnni " arden "f Bradford.
In rc:lch.m. September ~. 10y Rev. John B"lr
Nh. Jonathan Lund OF 'ir"ton and Miss Lois X.
Height ct barnet.
In Berlin. sept. - the residence "t the brides
father G. Farnsw"rth. hy Rev. !. \. Shcrhurn
Rev .. u Clapp. Of tn" Vermont Mrth"di-t Con
ference. aud Miss Ellen J. FaIn>w nth ct berlin.
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S C. z OF u L A,
Scrofulous Humors.

II NE"EnNE will relieve pain cl,an~'' purify
and cure such Diseases. restoring the patient T."
perfect health after trying different plN ~clan>.
many remedies. suffering for yrar~ i il not con
elusive proof If N"u are sufferer y"u can Ice
cured Why l. this medicine performing such
great CURES IL works III til" blood i'll thu cIrcu.
lating fiuId. 1t truly hr called the Gf,It Btd
EUrtEcr The great of disease 'i -In:t'-- III
the blood: and no medicine that does not act Iii
rrcfly upon II purify and rrnuyat-. has any Iu-'
claim upon public attention. Whr.i the blood hr-
comes lltrlr>- and >ti-nant. either from change Of
weather climate. want of exercise irregular diet.
from any other calls" the N--"tIur will renew
the blood carry "tf the putrId huuur~. cleanse the
stomach L.. uatr the bowels and imIaIt tone 81
Ni-ur Ia the whole body. tn" conviction - III thu
public mind a. we'll the. medical profession.
that the Remedies supplied by the Vegetable. Kim
dom are more SAFE, more successful. i'll tn, uf
disease than mineral medicines. NErEII\E i com
posed OF roofs hark~ and herbs. 1t l. pleasant {"
taxi, and l. perfectly safe To give infant. In
Scrufula the NE"ETINE has performed wonderful
cures. wh"T, many other remedies hay" failed
will bc 10y n few OF the many trstIIn"u ais
gwen.
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Memorial Services.

There will hc services AT the l'nivcr-
day morning. memorial of the deaths of
three little children of Mr.. Horace Tn
dcrNn"d. who died on three >lIrrr>>ivc
DAYS. The friends, are invited t"attrnd.
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