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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-26
THE BRITISHER AHEAD---As
FAR AS HEARD FROM.

The Indignant People Demand En-
forcement Of Civil Service Rules.
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rEN1NG AND CLOSING or MAILS.


AIEDu AsD oqrNwEA 51Ur a. son "
NWgdOuu aud Sew Windsor. arriyr- TIrsday-
aud Thur-day- al r. n. Departs wednesday, and
Saturday. gf
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Grant requested to be honest
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CITY.
OFFICIAL PAPER.
Thursday Evening, March 9th,
Friday Evening, March 2sth

At7o'rIock, to select delegates 10 Township 60
yrnuon, TO be holden IN the Court House, ou
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KEARNEY's EXTRACT BuCHU.

Shopper bottle or six bottles for S co. delivered
to any address, secure from observation. Sold
by druggists everywhere. Prepared by
kEARNEY q CO.. 104 Duane St.N. 4.
to whom all letters for information should be
addressed
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MGuEV Made Rapidly with Stencil and hey
w UWE Check Outfits Catalogues and fun
particulars FREE, :. NJ SPENCER, III Hanover
street. Boston. Mass
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RAILROADS,

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC r. r.
NB-All trains IN OF out Of Rock Island run by
chicago tme-cxcept the Peoria trains, which nun
by Toledo time Chicago time Is about 10 minutes,
aud Toledo shout II minutes faster than Rock l-l-
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Express and Mail, leavess;15a. m. aud 10 80 p m
Accommodation, leaves at 400 p. m.
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The Editor Of the Union Accused Of
Black Nail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-25
WEST ALEXANDER.

Mr.. JOSEPH KELLY, Of West Alexander,
isyors us with the following result Of the
borough election held there on the sSa
inst. .l -"
Assssor-M. N. Slater. ,-..,d
ASSISTANT AsssssoS-John r. Anderson
and Thomas Frazier: ~
Oaisfgf P0liet-Wylle Il. Davis.
Judgs-W. L. Porter.
Inspeetors-W. Mccoy and DR.. 3. A.
Craig. =. :,
B. Reed, John r. Anderson, ]. 8. Waltz
Revs. NJ ormona and w. 81. Lester.
Chief Btlrgess- Samuel Kimmins.
Couneig-Samuel Noble, NJ. Daugherty,
DR.. r. Davidson, Thomas Frazier, y
Shelter and W. O. Anderson.
Authorizations Frazier, ]. J. May
ers and II. B. Daugherty.
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NERVOUS DEnLITY.

A depressed, irritable state OF mlastf
a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling;
no energy or animationt confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
bnitatinR, involuntary discharges. ThC
consequence Of execssns mental oyeruork o.
indicretions. This NERVOUS nEBrLITY
lndsia sovereign cure inlHuarPHIfEYs'
HOMEOPATHIC lsPECIFIC, No. 2S.
It tones up the system arresta discharges, dispels
tho mental gloom and dSspondenry, and rejuve.
mates the entire system. Il Is perfectly harm.
less and alwayS eiicinnt. Price IS, f6r pa.kssc
Of aye boxes and alarse t2,vial OF powder, which
p importapt in old, serious eases; or q per single
boz Sold BY ALL prueEists or ssntl BY NAH
On, receipt Of prir9- Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co,
No. 800 BRoApw1Y, y. Y. =,
Por sale by Logan, List D Co.; Z. Booking
To. Finney; james Mufry; Reed, Krait 8 Co.
Wheolag; Chas. Firis, wheeling Island: Jamei
Elliott anal. &N. II. Mercer, Bellairey o. o3-
icbl2eodhws IlSMy So .g.l- nliN llylAi
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west IVA. Press Associiation..

From tho MartinAburg Independently
The West Virginia Press Association
met in Clarksburg on Friday last. 0w-
Ing to misunderstanding as to time and
place OF meeting, the attendance was not
as large as at former meetings Of the AS.
sociation. 40
The following gentlemen were admitted
to membership Gen. Il. .. Northcott and
Thomas Reatley, OF the Clalksburg lele-
graph, Messrs. Morris and Harris, Of the
Richie Gazette, Mr.. Dawson, OF The
Moundsville Reporter, Mr. Hutchinson, o.
the Parkersburg Examiner.
The following officers were elected for
the present year:
Pfesident-Wm. HARDER.
Vice Pesident-O. G. scoGeld.
ItsaStlrer-J N. Wisner.
Seerstars-C. III. Shinn.
Recording &erela,y-James Hutchin-
aon.
Orator-R. s. Northcott.
Poet-A. T. Gibbens
After the transaction OF the business
which came up, the Association adjourn
ed to meet IN Parkersburg on the first
Thursday In May next
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a TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A Young Lady Burned TO Death Neal
Nh Boston, Belmont Go. ,.i

From tho BaInesylllo Daily ,Enterprlsc)
We are panied 10 announce the death
ofMiss- Nolahs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
child Of VIM. b. HelpOfinger, which &C.
CURED under Tho mtst distressing cir.
cumstances last Saturday nights Misc
Helpbringerswas about fifteen years ol
age, and was employed in stringing to-
bacco on the farm Of her grandmother,
Mrs. Taylor, near the village Of Boston,
A fire had been built for the use OF the
workers and while warming her hands
the dressi q Miss Helpbringer cangh,
fire and famed up about her lace and
body. The girl was terribly alarmed
and fed from the scene, followed by
several Of her companions, who suc
ceeded In catching her and par
tally extinguished the flames. bht
broke away'trom them, however, and con
tinued her flight. Again they caught her
this time holding her and protecting hel
face and hair from the fire, but not beinl
able TO save her life, and only holding hel
Tor few moments. She ran away agair
and continued her wild flight until sht
fell down exhausted. All her clothing
was burned away, and her body from The
neck 10 the bet was q charred mess o.
hesh. The accident happened In the fore,
noon and she fingered until eleven 81
night, conscious Of her suffering and her
fate, but bearing the trial brayely mi the
end. A pail oil gloom ieil over The com.
munity, which has not even ven heen
lightened. Her funeral occurred Sahbs,h
afternoon, the entire population Of Soms,.
ton and vicinity turning out TO manifest
their sympathy for the family and theii
love for the departed. She was bright
intelligent girl, and her death In this Ter,
rible way filled with grief oil hearts thai
knew and loved her. 10
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Ravages of Cholera in Hungary.

"In Hungary and Pennsylvania says
the Stoiss Times, "the cholera has made
fearful ravages. According to official &C.
counts G0000 people have died Of 1t
Vienna Is said 10 have spent already ZOO,
600 forms In improving the drainage
but, notwithstanding, 1888 persons were
attacked from the 10th Of July to the 1st
OF August, and 027 died. Accounts from
Germany state that on the Gath and 25th
Of August 100 persons were taken III al
Madgeburg, Of whom lit died. In Mu-
Mich OF 407 attacked up to the present
1874 died. In Konigsberg lac died out Of
3l5. In Stettin As were taken Ill and 30
died. In many other towns there were
numerous victims" ~.
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. AR MO RssiALB.


/ oaer for sale the Farm on which. ! now =. :.
reside, situated In Marshsll county, W.va. some
three nilcs from tho limits Of the city Of Wheel.
Ing. onor near tho yairmont Pike. sontaining
Is IN d hne state OF cultivation. The improve.
ments are al Of The best consisting Of o Brici;
Honse. containing. eleven, rooms with MI tho
conyeniencos needful. "A largo. cistern supplies
Il with all tho water which rain water Is need.
cd. There 10 also alarge Barn, with cellar; Sta.
BILE roomior Horses and twenty head OF Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn Crib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and . good Frame Tenant House
containing four room; with Churches and School
House within short distance. The said landia
wei watered, and mover falling weilat tho barn.
There 10 o good Vineyard OF CataYbn aud Con.
cord Grapes, and large number Of tho best 90.
lection Of Fruit Trees In foil bearing consisting
OF Apples, Peate. Peaches, Plums, Cherries and
Ounces. with almost all the frst quality Of
small fruit grown I'D this part Of tho eouhtry.
Any pereon desiring good homo near TO the
city Of Wheeling, where thoy can proltably dis.
pose Of whatever they may raise for themarket,
viii DO well 70 call on tho subscriber, who VIII
give al the necessary Information. Terms easy.
ljaT.dAwDlDGR ISL ;A!F.;RhYhAN.n
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CAMERON FAIR.

A Glance at Cameron-.First Day Of
the Fair..General Prospects, DC
From Our special Correspondent
The village Of Cameron Is twenty.eigh'
miles southeast OF Wheeling, In narrow
valley through which passes the B. Il o
Railroad. There is just room in this val
Icy for narrow street each side oil the rail
road, and 0 row OF houses, from the bach
doors Of which rise up almost perpendicu.
lar mountains. Through the centre Of
the place valley runs north and south
and ina little square at the mouth Of
this valley, on the north side oil
the railroad Is the postollce, sta
ton and business part OF the town gen.
orally; and scattered about are numerous
farm houses, many OF them pcrched or
the sides oil the mountains like the eyrles
Of eagles. The population Is about 600
There Is q factory hero Tor the manufac-
ture Of slaves for kegs, owned by Miller
& Bonar. This. firm employs fifteen
hands. The slaves are shipped to Wheel.
ing, and there put into the manufactured oil
kegs. A company from Delaware will
commence the manufacture OF hubs and
general wagon work In about a month
There are four fine Churches, as follows :
Presbyterian, Methodist, Disciple and
Catholic.
THE FAIR.
The Fair Grounds are about hal
mile north Of the town, on high hill
The grounds consist Of about five acres
with one.thirdm nile ring. Immediately
in the centre Is hall for the exhibition
OF domestic goods, cereals, SC. On top
Of this hall is o sort Of dome, In which
tho Cameron brass band sit and discourse
most excellent music. There are other
halls scattered over the ground, one Of
which Is especially devoted TO the art
Terpsichorean. This leads me TO believe
what has been said, that "a stranger going
to Cameron will find the people always
dancing,
The Cameron Fair has only been In ex.
istence three years. The original de-
sign was social % well as educational.
Farmers, as q class, lead an isolated life,
seldom seeing much Of each other, or
each others products. The fair brings
them together face to. face. Here they
can discuss the merits Of their iavorite
animals and products, and learn wherein
they excel and are eXcelled, The entries
do NOT close till 10 o'clock tomorrow, yet
they now exceed those Of previous years.
The entries of atock already made are
more, than double these Of last year. The
prospeets are considered very fiattering
The officers Of the Association are as
.AH4A Iyt.l.a D.an.laat.h q n
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6oMMIssIo NER's / SALE OF WAC.
" ON,AND' CARRIAGE FACTORY q

-,Iupursnance ofa decree entered by tho Conn.
~ Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, on the
fourth day Of September, 1878, III tho chancery
eaueehin inaid Court pending wherein Daniel
schambra 10 complainant and Jacob 6rossclos
and Others are defendants. shall % Special Com,
missioner named IN said decree offer 1t public
sale, at The front door The Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, on tilnfi-I r
SATURDAY, October 49,. 1878,
Beginning ct II O'Clock a. Il, tho following de-
scfibed real estate, that Ia TO tay: Lot number.
Cd seyentynine( co ID tho old town Of Wheeling
IN tho Firstward OF Tho city OF Wheeling, In the
county Of Ohio and State OF West Virginia, said
lot fronting on tho west side OF Market street
and being the second lot from the southwest
cotnerof Market and Adam street,. F n Y n
TERMS or SALn-ohe.thIrdS OF The purehase
money and such further sum as the purchaser
may elect, In hand, the balance In equal install.
tneiitsat dix 1nd twelve months from the day Of
sale, the purchaser giving bonds Tor the deferred
installments with security approved BY the Com.
missioner, said bonds bearing interest from the
day Of sale. Bale subject TO confirmation by tho
Court and htle TO DO retained until payment OF
the purchaee money in full. 'F-'
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD.
Special Commissioner.
GEO. A. wIoKHAM, AuetIoneer. aepi5
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T'RUsTE,Es SALE, OF! CENTRE
i WHEELING DWELLING HOUSE. o., ~

TRUSTEE'S SALE " OF. CENTRE
i, WHEELING DWELLtNa HOUSE. ,n.GI
BY virtue Of deed OF trust made by William
N. Kennedy and Mary his ,wifo TO- me, dated
March 81 1873, and offecord In the Office Of the
Clerk OF. tho County Court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, In Deed Book No. SO, page 31g, ! will
offer at public SALE at the front door OF the Court
House OF Ohio county, West Virginia on
aiiW SATURDAY, October rs, 1873, g d, .
Beginning at 10 O'Clock 4. Il. the following Dc.
scribed property, that isto say Part Of lotnum.
bered two hundred and twelve (2f2) situated at
the corner of Eof and Twenty. third uormerly
eecond) streets, said part being bounded and de.
scIibed "a follows. Beginning at o point sixteen
(l6) feet east ofthe corneriof the alley runrlng
between Chnpline and Eof streets, thence east
along tho north aldo OF rwonty, third street six.
teen tlG) feet; thence north across lot numbered
two hundred and twelve (2l2) sixty six N6t feet;
thence west eixtecn 10 feet; thence south sixty.
SIX co., feet to the place Of beginning; With tho
use, In common with tho owner or the ground
on tho east Of o private alleyFrunning north
forty-seven (47) feet. ytI hs.s6l q I'D
TERMS OF s1LE-Halfthe purchase motley and
hand; tho! residue In two equal -fnstallments at
eixand twelve months from the day Of sale, with
interest from that day, the deferred payments TO
be secured to the satisfaction Of tho trustee "
lTitle beloved good, but selling as trustee
saai coz soEsy only such tito i'sested nmeby
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD, Trustee.
GEoIA.wICKHAM,A uctioneer. Is 'lscpi5
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president Grant and the Wall Street
Speculatofs.

Spectators.
President GRANT Is winning golden
opinions from all quarters his refusal
to draw onthe legal tender reserveto &c
commodate the wishes Of the Wall street
stock gamblers. THE Washington Star
(RepublicaI very Justly says:
1.-THE wisdom Of the stand taken by the
President in resisting the formidable OPP
peal Of the magnates Of Wall street 10 is
sue the legal tender reserve TO help them
out Of their difflulties, is fully illustrated
now that the panic Is over. such action
would not only have been illegal, as nc
pointed out, but theprecedent would nave
been most unfortunate! one to estabiish
as committing the government, To- the
policy of coming TO the relief o. We spec,
ulatofs OF Wall street whenever they. get
cornered in their, gambling operations IN
stocks. 5fif,rrt.l; or 1au7Iiad.
president Grant has sometimes, beer
accused BY his enemies oil making his
friendships with the Wall street men, bul
curiously enough his course, In thiB case
and on the previous Black Friday OF jay
Gould & Co., has been to bring the specu
lators to grief. His action has been or
behalf Of the producers and the legitimate
business interests Of the country, as against
the gamblers and spectators who pro
duce nothing, and add nothing TO the
wealth of the country, but whose mission
| It is to make and unmake fictious values,
The prudent and wise course taken BY
President Grant In this financial storm
will serve to establish him more firmly
than ever in the confidence Of the Ameri
can people. pau a.fuu!. ul,
The Baltimore Sun. moderate Demo
cratic paper, remarks: So >.
1.-THE country, whose name was so free
| II taken In vain by the brokers and 9TH
ers, who, in reality were pleading theil
own cause, when they undertook 10 rep
resent its wants and It's wishes, Is to be
congratulated upon the firmness with
which the President and Secretary Rich
ardson wlthstood the pressure OF the ex
cited representatives Of Wall street. i
must not DO forgotten that II was Wal
street, and the influences which Wal
street represents which initiated the late
excessive speculation in railroad build
ipg-which wheedled Congress out o
those magnificent donations Of public
lands, without which enterprises, for ex
ample, like the Northern Pacific, would
never have been attempted, at least no
Tor years to come. II was Wall stree
which first originated those grand schemes
Of railroads to DO built by government
aid, and then weighted them down witt
the burden OF the Credit Mobilier, leav-
ing the government 10 pay tho Interest
even upon its own lavish advances. Ant
now when the recoil takes place, and tht
engineers are hoisted with their own pc
tard, 1t Is Wall street which, suffering
from the reaction its own excuses hav'
provoked, again appeals to the govern
meht TO disregard law for the purpose o
lending it helping hand"
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HAIR DYE.

Thh superb Hair Dye is the BEST IN .FHI
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, AnasIn'
,stAn a n No disappointment No Ridicu,
". s .; Satehslor's HAIR Dyeproduces IMMEDI.
HIhL1 . Splendid Black or Natural Brown.
docs Eot elaih the skin, 'but leaves the Hair
lean. selt and Heauhinl. The only safei and
0pS s,,eet N SSS Y all Drugsis a Factory 70
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young Hen from the q.
fects OF Btrors and Abuses OF carly life. Man.
moved New method OF treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
free, In sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. 2 south Ninth 1t, Phila-
d0lphta, Ps,-an institution having high repu-
skill Y iy7.lsN
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DIED.

KNOX-At one o'clock on Tuesday morning
Sept. %, 1873, Of congestion OF tho bowels
CHESTER d. KNOX. -'+t
Ills funeral will take place from his late resi-
denee at Leatherwood. on Thursday afternoon
the 26th inst. OF two o'clock. The friends Of tn
family are respectfully invited to attend. Car
riages viii leave the residence OF the Hon.
Mcclellan. on Main street, at one o'clock.
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I DISTINGUISHED VsIToRs.-Lieut Col.
Fred Grant and his brother, U. s. Grant,
Jr, paid flying visit to this place last
week, stopping q day with our townsman,
W, W. Smith, Esq.-Washington (Pa)
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SECRETARY BEIxsAr has enganea Jas.
nnbIca,ion Of original manuscript papers
ai General washington, which recently
CT came into tho possession Of the War De
nartmept Among the papers is the
original order book used by Washington
when he was in command Of the army in
the field. "a
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EEMALR SCHOOL

9Mfs. C.Ra smyth's School for Young Ladies'
and Children, In the Lindsley Insitute Building,
willf e.open Septehnb Bth, IBn. -,
Painting and Drawing Classes taught By Mrs.
Wilkinson. The location IL very desirable,
being central, quiet, and easy or access. For
circulars, or further Information apply to Mrs.
emyth, Chnpifne street. near Twenty fourth (old
First streoU or at theachool rooms. .' r
ly28 noes al. gEL.N sE 4LE1Lg
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Medlcai.
Baltimore / Lock Hospital
BALTIMORE, ND,
Ostee-7 South Frederick Street.

DIR. JOHNSON
Has discovered the most Certain, speedy a..
only Edectual Remedy In the world Tor %ssIu
mess Of tho Back or Limbs, Structures, Atyectio,.
OF the Kidneys and Bladder, involuntary Dis
ness, b, spGpsIA, ,Languor, Low Splits, conn
sion Of ideas Palpitation Of the Heart, TiSJsI'
~. Trembling, Dimness Of Sight, 6lddInas.
Diseases OF tho Head, Throat, Nose OF Skin. Al
fectionS Of tho Lyer, Lungs Stomach or BoWe.
ssthose Terrible Disorders arising from soliisrs
more fatal 10 thair victims than the songs 81 r.
Byrens to tho Mariners OF Ulysses, 6llehths
their most brilliant hopes or antIcipstIons ,asS
dering marriage. &C., impossible. ''N'
= 49, $50 YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have been the victims OF sol.
~ Vice. that. dreadful and destructive hshh
which annually sweeps to an untimeiy raw raw
talent and brilliant intellect, who might oths.l
wise have entranccd listening senAtes with n.
thunder OF eloquonee, or walked 10 eestaev ~
thrilling Tyre, may call with NIL confidence ~s
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men eontempla,,,.
Marriage, being aware OF Physical WeskneS
organic debility, detorm!ties, speedily cured
10 who places himself under the care oi Dr.
tleman. and confidently rely upon his akin q III .
p''''N' ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured and Full Vigor resto,ed
This distressing Affection, which renders In
miserable and Marriage impossible, Is The pentI.
y paid by the victims Of Improper indaleenee,
from not being aware Of the dreadful eonsequsr.
ces that may ensue. Now, who that understand,
tho subject will pretend 10 deny that the pow,
OF procereation 10 lost sooner by those ialIfs
into improper habits than BY the prudent. b
sides bttng sdepriyed Of tho pleasure OF healthy
S eSmppo&. Of ri SOS ps MIND MIN s as
System becomes Deranged,. tho Physical nd
Mental Functions weakened, loss Of Proae.
tive Power, Nervous Initability Dypepsil
Palpatation Of the Heart, Indigestion. Const!n.
tional Debility, % wasting Of tho Frame, Cough
Consumption, Decay and Death.
DR., JOHNSTON
Member Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons, los
| COLLEGES in tho United States, and the Rrests
paft fwhose life has been spent In The hospiti.
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhe,e
| has effected eome OF the most astonishing currs
ever known. Many troubled with ringing il
tho head and cars when asleep, great nervous
ness, being alarmed ct eudden sounds, bashial
meas, with frequent blushlng, attended some
times with arrangement Of mind, were cured
Immediately 800 --
| - Irrkrru ma r,rfnrrr =, s,rnrron
| ~ .aa.a.aas Ky shasa ~. Eof I'VE.
DE.lS. a9olss.es ~ tnos9 VEG nave injured
habits, which ruin both body and mind, undtiir
them LOT estner GUINNESS Stuoy, society or MAJ
rtaGe.
Inese sse sone s9 ~ b. hnS 0s
WSepppsss ~ m Rsst INA TJmbs psss Tuui, W
Weed H,n,nass n Sioht osa ~ stnsenIss,. ~. "
:. paIn,tatton ~ ~ Wssrt nysnas,a Wv. wv
Gr,tahIl,ta ms ~ Sa n M,GS'
Frnctjnns aeneraI 6sbIiitv Svmntoms " ny,
s,srrHtsn,, ~ t D - oyAp'o'u'o' wv
80 NM, so.,s,, .t.,. ~, A.. .
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Special Notices.
KEEP 1T IN YOUR HOUSE.
TRAITS Diarrhea Compound.

A SdJl, Sre aud Speedy Cure Tor DIarrhea,
Dysentery, cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint,
&C. This medicine 10 used and endorsed BY o
greater number OF people than ary other prepar.
alton ever introduced. No CURE, NO PAY.
McCAbE, KRAFT q CO., Proprietore,
je30 wheeling, W. Va.
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HAIR JEWELRY'

Our sample book eQn,aias over one, thousapd
sappes o. ,hc mos: a III t ~ Hsss
Jewsl,y. !, Thcss having hsit d SebsiteS loved
elry. Call at 1906 Market street. bepw. n n w
House, for Hair Jewelry. Watches, sETer WA
&c. -
sBr Watches and Clocks repaired.
tep?i .sSoxToBY q prsFIRLn.