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rr.TE OF wtsT vInGINIA. OHIO

SrATEO OF WtsT VIRGINIA, OHIO
- county,ts AnnIcip ICourI Of " heel.
Ing, Octob. rules 1874
:. r. SHILLING w.. Jackson Bower, James
NhaTTy, IhOmas Whsrry and David +.
Flack, partners as BOge Co. Or.
nishee attach nent In sssum psIt
- Inc obltct OF this suit l. u recover from
the defendants the sum Of 1900 with in,er.st
th'reon. az per contract. ron the 9Th dsy
OF Cctooer, lsrf', till payment and the costs
OF tll- 50 I. AID n appear ng no q an am
daVit nled In The .anse that the said defend.
ants are non-resiGents OF the stale OF West
virginia II l. therefore orderei that the
aid d@fendants do appear within one
month after the date Of The fir.t pub 4.
cation OF this notice and do what 4. necss-
ssTy To defend their interests
Ie~te: DANA l. HUBBARD, Clerk.
AfLoR BARR, Attorneys for Plain
uu- Oct9 o4wo
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DEoLINISG.-The price Of nails has
declined fty cents per keg. Tenpenny
and six penny nails are now sold at our
mills at $3.50 per keg. These prices
have ruled during the latter part of the
weak
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ExsHslxzn l. BLUM have now on
hand the latest designs 10 Ready Made
Suits, Braided Sacks and Waterproof
Cloaks, which they are offering won
dertully cheap
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greatest bargains ever offered in
this city in Scolch Suitings and Mohair
Mixturea To close out the above
goods We will sell them at cost for cash
and guarantee them made superior in
style, workmanship and excellence to
any house in the city. We ask the
gentlemen to call and give us trial.
1T. LAKIS & Co.
No. 81 Monroe street.
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LIMITED STATS OF AMERICA,


u District OF West Virginia, ~.
kibDle & haIstOw vs. Steamboat "5torm
No. 2" Attachment.
WHsRtAs, A libel has been filed in the
District C"urt Of the United STATES Tor the
District OF West Virginia. on the I'D day OF
ncioher, 1872 by Edgar 81 HI bic and
Thomas Z. Birs'Ow Rysirht the steamer
NJ orn No.1" her engine, tackle, GU n,
apparel ami furniture now, therefore, In
pnnu nee Of the mOntiinn under the seal o.
the saih court TO m Il reri ed and delivered
do her By give public notice To- all persons
calming tie sad steamer, her eng mes
hrkle, outfit, apparel ard furniture, or In
any manner iutereStFd therein that tn.
b ana APPEAR LeiOrs lh- said district Court
10 be held In aud for the said District o.
Wet virginia at theeIing in said DiSrIc
on the 9Th day Of December, 1872, at II
O'Clock In tie enoon OF tue same day, az
The same sha b: a day OF Jurisd ictlOn
o'berwi'e on The next day OF juri,dic iion
thrTeaiierD then aud there 10 interpOse
their claims and 10 make their allegations
IN thai behalf.
FEDGNAS SLACK,
q. =. Marshal district w. Va.
Py WIN. II IRWIN, D.puty.
JAS. =. WHEAT Proctor.
WHEELING, W. Va, Oc. ober Is, 1874.
nDyl5-i
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LADIES, 60 to Emsheimer d Blum's
for your Dry Goods. They are offering
the greatest bargains We have ever
heard of.
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Mrs. Q. MCCOY,
nAs MAIN ATREET.

UEEPS A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
N Lsces, Trimmings. Gloves Corsets. In
Guding Mrs Moody's Abdominal Corsets |;
cents and Ladies' Hosiery. Handkel chiefs
and everything appertain ne ~ q complete
assortment OF Fancy Goods. Orders for
anything in her line promptly attended to.
Ladies desiring 10 purchase handsome win
ter closks or water-p proofs " ould do we'll 10
examine her stock before making selections
elsewhere Octl2c
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LADIES, call at Emsheimer x B'nm'e
if YOU wish to see fashionable Dry
Goods suitable for the holidays.
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A NEW lodge OF the knights OF
Pythias is to be started in Mounlsville
shortly. This vigorous young order
fiourishes like green baytree.
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TIE world is full OF scoffers. 1t is
not uncommon now to hear horse
cou h.
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Of various patterns and for every form OF
Rupture, 90 that we N 1t almost any ca 30
at sight. Also, ABDOMISAL SGpPOET-
RS III, ULI Err BRACES, BANDAGES.
sYkINGES and SURGICAL INsThU,
AENTS In great vari ~.
IN sending orders for Trueses and sup-
hips, and specify whether a Right. Let or
Double Truss Is wanted. Address
LOGAN. LIST a co,
wholesale and Retail Druggists, wheel
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THE City Council meets again to-
night. Railroad and bridge are the
srecial "waRi,y."
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Ar thing you want in the way OF
Gents Furnishing Goods you can hnd
BY calling at John L. Rics's, So Mon"
roo street.
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WORK on the neS Opera House has
ben suspended on account OF the
weather.
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FoR all kinds OF Handkerchief,
Towels and Table Linen, suitable for
holiday presents, 60 to Henry Jacobs
100 Main street
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0Sg doesn't have TO run after a cold
10 catch it, this changable weather
though bis nose may.
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JUST received by John L. Rice, 80
Monroe street. a full and complete line
OF Mufflers and Ear Warmers.
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HENRY JACOBS offers the greatest
bargains in White ard Grey B ankets
and Com forts ever offered before in the
city.
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THE late bird need be under no APP
prehension OF losing his worm. He
has only 10 buy a few chestnuts.
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MIS-. ABLY SAGE MCFARLAND RICH
ARrsoN is advertised to lecture this
winter.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1872.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
New Advertisements.

Proposals-J. NJ. Bickel.
Odal-List, Davenport Il Parks.
Holiday Presents-Oxtoby d Duff
fe4a.
Holiday Goods-Hubbard & Bros.
Beddiug-Mendel, Booth d Co.
For Cincinnati-Steamer r. r. Hud-
son steamboat column
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The best place to bay your Furs is q,
Emsheimer & Blnmi's
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OSE hundred pairs colored Kid
Gloyss to be sold at the low price OF So
cents q pair at Henry Jacobs.
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The new Cameo Medallion Photo
graphs are all the rage at the Part
ride Gallery.
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For Cough, Bronchitis and Consump'
ton, in its early stages, nothing equals
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
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A LARGE lot OF Furs Cspes, to close
ont, 80 per cent below cost, will he sod
at Henry Jacobs ; 100 Main street.
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To-Day is St. Nicholas Day.
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FOR CINCINNATI.

TIE IIG -T-DRAUGHTP PAS.
i.USesA enser Steamer. X. HUDSON,
lillian list, Commander, 1 har-
lev ist, Clerk. will leave { the above on
EiTUKBAY. December Z 1872, at O'CLOCK
=. NJ. For fire. ght or passage apply on
E. HORNEPOoK. Agent,
"A 80 Water strPet-
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Buckwheat Cakes are Coming,
Save Your Horses.

THE SORE THROAT AND GLhNDU.
L lar Swellings, which a pear among The
OF The Prevailing Horse disease,
are best treated with
JOHNSON's HORSE IININEST
IL ~ used and recommended BY the street
ON nibus and livery tables. ri q in
the present epidemic has he en- found supe-
ri r 10 any other. External application.
Prepared and sod by
LO3AN, LIST Il co,
Druggists, Bridge corner.
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JUsr received, q tull line of Gloves OF
all kinds, at SO Monroe street.
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SHELVING and counters for sale cheap
at L. V. Blends shoe store.
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w .eeitng, Ps.ckersburg ans'
CincinEafi transportation
Gam Dany's Packets.

CbURIER,---. -....-Capt. JACK HARRIsoN'
EXPR ESS, Capt. PHIL. ANsGHCTs.
This COURIER leaves WheeS
IeUrS ns for Parkersburg every Tues.
ass lay. Thursday and Saturday n
~ O'CLOCK A N. Returning leaves Park.
ersSurg every Monday, Wednesday and
F;Idsy at q O'Clock A. NJ.
The EXPRt "a leaves Wheeling for PARK.
er burg every Monday, "Wednesday ano
psrkersburs every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 6 O'Clock A. NJ.
For freight or passage apply TO
c. Il. BOOTH a CO.,
dscS Agsnts.
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College OF surse,D,
London, graduate from one OF the mosi am
ineut Colleges in the United States, ana A.,
greater part of whose life has been speut n
the hospitals OF London, Paris, Phllair pL.,
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the m,
astonishing cures that were ever know
Many troubled with ringing In the hg..
| and ears when asleep, great neryouSnr,
ness, with frequent blushing attended ,oal.
times with deragement vi mind, were cue
Immediately.
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WANTED.
TRUSSES

EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT WE
T. keep the largest assortment in the city
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Commencement at Due West.

The examinations in the Colleges at
Duo West, S. g., commence to-mor-
row. The annual sermon will be
preached on .Sahtath, the 7th, by Rev.
VS.. Bowman, b. D., of harlcstvn.
Wednesday, the 10th, is Commence.
ment Day in Er>Itine College, and
Thursday, the llth. is Commencement
Day in the Female College. As usual,
private houses will be opened to all
who will accept The hospitali,ies oi'the
citizens. To those who prefer pub
lie house there will bc afforded ample
accommodations. Tickets over the
G.. Il G.. Railroad for one fare. good uu-
ill the 18th, may be had Of the agents.
Although we boast Of being city,
yet we lack that life which should
characterize COmmcncemcnls every
where and those through which We
have recently passed wecc so tame,
we advise all who can to 20 to Due
West and sec the matter in its true
light. and catch some Of the g!ow OF
enthusiasm which is always found to
pcrraue the exercises there on such
ocvasions.-Greenriiie Kountaineer.
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THE TlIAL, OF SToKEs.-The ninth
day of the trial Of Edward s. Stokes
for the murder OF Jatnes Fisk, Jr. ,
it added very little to the
facts Immediately relating to tho act,
some Of the surrounding
evidence on which the prosecution
hope, with the aid Of the direct tesli-
mouy, to secure Il verdict Of guilty
against the prisoner. There WAS
also developed something of the the
ory of the defence. A great amount
of curiosity has naturally obtained as
to what this would be. 1t would
now seem. I ON The cro,s,examinalion
of Iiuus nan, F.>k = coarhman. that
Que Of the main points on the trial
will bc the question whether Fisk
Was armed or nut 1T the time OF the
shooting. From queries directed to
this witness it seems not improbable
that evidence, direct on indirect, will
bo brought OF Fisk having been
armed ut the time. As with Cham
lain's evidence for the prosecution,
his line Of drtcuce viii depend on
other points hot yet Developed being
inlruduccI. in order to have ;;ny real
effect on the main issue. That coun-
sci for tic defence showed temper
aud heat 1T times must be set down
as something allowable by the tradi-
tions OF the bar in such cases, but it
is not always wise to keep abusing
The plaintiffs Attorney" On this
the Court passed III opinion.
Tic composition uf the we|l-drcssed
loun.cr crowd that hangs about the
Entrances Of the broadway hotels
may hnd some uncomfortable illus
,ra'ion in the person of Wandle the
'sp"rling man." who appears in the
trial to say he saw Stokes hnrrying z
along towards the hotel and going in
at the ladies entrance, aud that Fisk
inilowed close after. Alter the some
what fr oGieio evidence Of Coroner
Yonns and Captain Borne, and that
If Mr.. Crockitt, the hotel clerk, the
Court adjourned to Monday, giving
the twelve blanks on the jury leave
to separate in the meantime. Both
sides must have been perfectly y COR
rect in trusting these charming jurors
not to retain fixed impression from
that might happen in the
mcantimc.-New York XeruM,
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Orphan Home of South Carolina and
Palmetto Orphan heue.

Mr.. EpIToR: l find in my travels
in the interest Of Orphan Home of
South Carolina, that there is some
misunderstanding in regard to these
enterprises. The former is one inau-
gurated by the South Carolina Con-
ference of tho Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, Of which | am Agent,
and Rev. J. II. &. Mckinney, assist
ant; the latter, by Rev. Tilman r.
Gains, Of CoIumbia; Rev. Z. D..
Buskner, Agent.
Tho friends of the orphan will
please remember this, and govern
themselves accordingly.
/ am now ready to receive nppllca
tions for the admission Of destitute
orphans. Address,
r. G.. OLIVER,
Agent Orphan Home,
spartanburg G. H., SC.
June 29th, 1872.
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STICKING TYPE FOR THE OLD WHITE

STICKING TYPE FOR THE OLD WHITE
HAT.-On Monday, two OF Tic comI.G>i--
tors employed Oh ihe New York AiGion
agreed 10 set o:e thousand cma of type
(solid brewer, 3Si SINS w,dc,j for the per
pose OF deciding which candidate they
would SUPPORT in lI!e con,lng fresidrn-
tiai carnl.aiSn. OHe ni theni, HAIRY l..
Eenon. is u strong Greeley man, Willie
The utl!er, W. j. lholnls"n, is Il sup
porter OF Grant. The conditions were
That the man WHO lost Should become II
SUI pdter OF The Others caIdidalc. The
contest commenced at one O'Clock. lie
non set his thousand ems in lurty->lX
minutes, Thomps"n coming TO the marx
Two minutes later. Thompson Says tile
old wLile hat is always in luck.
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SAVE YOUR EARLY CnIcKYNs.-

SAVE YOUR EARLY CnIcKENs.-A
great mistake with many farmers is
that they sell or eat early chi :kcns
and save late broodS to breed from.
Tiuse do not get their growth before
winter sets in, and the result is that
the next spring they have understood
fowls Us breeders. This being con-
tinu.d from year to year, is it any
wonder that breeds run out? Farm
ers and others who raise poultry
should save their essly chickens and
select the best TO breed from, chang
ing eggs occasionally with those of
their ncighbors who take the same
pains Us themselves In this way, in-
stead Of having their fowls run ont" "
they will improve. A little attention
in this direction will pay the breeders
of fowls, as | know by experience.
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They have a new way Of treating
the broken legs of horses, which
ought to be generally known. A val
uable horse in Hartford had his leg
broken a short time since. The leg
was carefully set by an experienced
surgeon, and was covered thickly
with plaster, When the plaster ''set"
or hardened, it kept the limb az i'm
movable as if it had been made Of iron
Thus treated, Il broken Icy will knit
together in brief time, and become
as good as ever.
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A COMpETEST PLOwAIAN

A CoMpErENT PLowMAN.-An
IriShman, who i.'t himself to Il farmer,
said while selling his services that nc
could mold p!ow and do all other
kinds of farm work.
lie was taken to the field, and told
to hold the plow. The horses start.
cd ; and he showed his incapaci y to
control the instrument.
Did you not tell me you could
hold the plow?' said the cnragcd
farmer.
Aud sure I did," aid paddy "and
| can hold it, if you'll unhitch them
two horses that are trying to take it
away from me-"
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At that queer Grant meeting in Abbc-
vile, Judge Orr dcc!a!c,i that Democrats
coul. no, support Greeley. l'ecause he is
a dH ed-n-the-wOol Republican,. Judge
iio"e followed, and declared dat 10 true
Rc.ub!cau co.;id countenance Greeley.
because that hucolic philosopher bad
sold out TO the Democracy. Judge Orr,
YOU see, was to hook the whites, while
Hoge kept the blacks fIom Struggling.
The chairman, ne doubt, explained that
it was the old story-yer pays yer money
and yer takes yer choice.-ChartcStOn
NCWS.
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Sunstroke is prevented by wearing
q silk handkerchief in the crown of
the hat, or green leaves. or wet
Goth Of any kind; but during an at
tack, warm water lould be instantly
poured on the head, or rags dipped
in the water aud renewed every min
ute. The reason is two-inid: the
scalp is dry aud hot, and the warm
wafer not on! V removes the dryneSS,
but carries of the extra heat with
great yapidity by eNap"ration.
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IF screws arc warmed and dipped in
melted taIlow, it will prevent rusting.
and they can always be unscrewed
with ease. A large quantity of screws
can be creased in few minutes, and
the oneration is one which will ulti-
mateIy result in q great saving of
time and labor.
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The Worn-0ut Font Of Type.

I'm sitting by my desk, George,
Before me on the floor
There lies WORKOUT font Of type,
Full twenty thousand score;
And many months Lave passed, George,
Since they were bright and new.
And many are the tales they've told
The false, tie strange, the true.
What tales of borrow they have tcld,
OF tempest aud Of wreck;
OF murder in the midnight hour,
OF war full many "speck !"
Of ships hat COST sway at sea
Went down before the blast,
OF stitled cries of agony
AS lfe's last neneuts passed.
OF earthquakes and of suicides,
Of bank defaulters, broken banks,
And banking systems rotten.
OF boilers bursting, steamboats, snag'
ged,
Of riots, duels fought;
OF robbers with their prey escaped,
OF thieves, their booty caught.
OF flr od, ard fire, and accident.
Those worn out types have told,
And how the pestilence has swept
The youthful and the old;
Of mar ! ges, of births and deaths,
OF Things to please or veX u.s.,
OF one mans jumping overheard,
Another gone to Texas.
They've told us how sweet Summer
days
Have faded fiom our view,
How Autumn's chilling winds have
swept
The leaf-crowned forest through;
How Winters snow hath come and
gone
Dark reign of storm and strife
And how the smiling Spring hath warm
The pale flowers back to life:
can't pretend to mention half
My imky friends have told, ,.,
Since shining, bright and beautiful
They issued from the mould
How unto some they joy have brought,
To others grief and tears,
Yet faithfully the record Kept
Of fast receding years.
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Henry Ward Beccher says, in the
Christian Union for this week: "lf
our readcas wish to know our most
secret judgement upon the likelihood
Of tho future, we will suy contiden-
TALLY, that from all the signs and TO-
kens, we are persuaded that the Bal
timorc Convention will either nolni-
nate Mr.. Greclcy-or it will not.
And if it does not, it will nominate
somebody else. And whether it NOM
mates Somebody Else or Mr.. Greeley
Grant will be our next
President!
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Greeuyille & Columbia r. z.

Daily, Sun lays excepted, connecting
with Nj 1T Trains Oh the South Carolina
Railroad, upani down; also with Trail
going North and South on Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Eailroad, and
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad.
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IF some one would only get up a
sewing machine to collect rents, mend
manners and repair family breeches,
What u sale it would have!
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The officers of the Charlotte, Co.

The officers OF The Charlotte, Co
lumbia g. Augusta r r. have present
cd w. II. Wise, of Aiken, with Il COM
plimentary ticket over their road for
life. in consideration of the services
rendeaed by Mr.. Wise u few days
since by stopping the train short
distance ahead Of o burning trestle.
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THE VILLAGE CHURCH.-It should
not look like a barn or a storthouse. 1T
should be Il building, the very sight OF
which would cru>e devont feelings IN
the breast. A well-carved cross should
point TO heaven; massive paneied hoois
Should impress he visitor with ihe So
lcnlnity OF lhe place int" which he is
entering; stained glass Should throw y
mystic light athwait the aisIcs; pulpit,
ALTAR, ceiling aud galleries Should be or
.lunenled with ii4urative mouldinss,
and lhe columns thai support the CALLER
les, and the baluslcrs that rail them in,
should be Of classic patterns. ANY con
grcsalion wishing such a chulch should
send their orders for Flushing material
to Mr.. =. z. Toale, importer Of French
stained glass, and manufactures OF and
dealer in Doors, S.lshes, Blinds, &C., No.
70 liayne street, Charleston, 5. Z.
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While using DR.. Tutt's Liver Pills,
no restraint OF diet or occupation IS nee
essary. You may eat or drink as Usual.
They are purely vegetable.
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DR.. TUTT's SAESAPARILLA AND
QUEENS DrLIGIlr.-ihisv v; uahle prep
uration combines all the Medicinal vlr-
tues which long experience has proven
to pu,-ess the most sue ald efficient
and drobsirucnt properties
for tie cure OF scruiuia, kings evil,
white SwriIin@s, ulcers, canccrous and
iuluisrt tumors, meIcuIiol and SyrhIl-
itic affections, enlargement and uice!;.-
ton Of The bones, glands, or of the
womb, Spleen and kidneys; all the VA
riuns disease e. or the skin, such as tetter,
ringworn.s, boils, pimpes, sore eyes. &c;
nervous affections, dropsy, and all dis
eases originating from delrarcd State
Uf the blood. Also, many affections pc
culinr to females, slS suppression, irrrsu-
larily, DeuorIhca or whites, slerility,
ovarian and uterine dropsy, &c. 1t is
purely vegetable.
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hRBEVIII.E BRANCH.
Leave Collcsbury ior Ahhrvilie 1920 am.
" Abbcvillr lor Culiesbury l:3U pm.
ANDERSON BRANCH.
Leave Bolton for rAndel*nH..... S:35 am.
{" Anderson ;or BrltGn...... ..:3b PIN.
TIIOS. DUDAM lAD,
Geni SUPERINTENDENT.
NJ. T. BARTLETT, Gem. Ticket Agent.
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