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s2.5OO. CHELSEA LAUNDRY
FOR SALE!
With EVERYTHING BELONGING TO
The Business.

EIORSE OFT BUILDINGS. MAN
H GLE. Polishing and Fiutlng Machines, and ali Of the
modern mprovements-wth lease Of premises for three years.
from the l, Of April next-alIf for $500. Possession given al
once. The Laundry work for the last three years has amounted
10 sl2,43 ,50i costing s3425,2 rs at the rate OF rs cents per day
for native women, and sl00 per day for native men. Per the
last two years L have spent the most Of nv time in CaIifornin
and have there established my Medical Preparations. which de,
nands my undivided attention. and that 10 why / offer tho
Laundry Tor sale. The Laundry work placed in the hands of
one or two Interested parties eau be Increased one-half, without
any additional cost Of labor. or at least $4,000 per year. Tho
YORK for last month at the same rate per year, amounted to
SI,II6. Should an additional line % steamers he put on. thew
alone would sdd 81 1900 or 81 900 10 the So 900. taken as a
medium standard. Any one desiring the bushes. will please
can az The Laundry, where full particulars will be given.
hs b. II. LYON, Proprietor,
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Hubhuck's Raw and Boiled Linssed on, Castor. Linseed and
Kerosene Oils, Hubbuek's Pure White Zinc and Lead In oh,
Chrome Green. vermHion, Paris Green. Patent Dryer, Raw
and Burnt Umber, Raw and Burnt Sienna, Venetian he'd,
HOlLOWWARE F Faa.o Ss aae f'G Fry f rs%..
cast Iron Pots, l 10 l. gals; Brass Kettles, Tea keiues, Thu
Ware, &c. Pals, / TO l2 qts, Pans, l TO l2 OTIS. Coffee fots,
Oil CAGES, Tea and Coffee Caddies, DipPers. Cake Tins, Pie
Plates, Dust PaBs, Wash Basins, Gravy StraiRers, &c, Sc-
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CALIFORNIA PERIODICALS
RELIGIOUS PAPERs

". Y. Independent, Congregational organ. OF
Christian Union, II. V. BeeCheTs paPeT..-.-......--.. 4 "
Chicago Advance. CONGREGATIONAL q. .--...-........... Il
Boston Cong egattonaiist 1 Ok
y. Y. Obserysr, Presbyterian { VI
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The maddest man in Camden is Smith.-He
wound up his clock regularly every night for
fifteen years, and then discovered it was an eight
day clock. He muses. on the work that he might
have done in those wasted minutes, and his pro-
family is dreadful.
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postages tser,1o-
PGDefs Delivered Ere ~ Posture q. any PaI
tie GrO.p.
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A FOREIGN correspondent of the New York
Observer writes: "If a people will or must
live under a King, the people of Prussia are to
be congratulated upon having such a King as
William" He relates some anecdotes of the
King which indicate his character
The other day the King went into the country
for q hunt kind of exercise by which at 76 he
keeps up the vigor of his prime. As he stood
waiting for the return train he noticed two peasant
women cycling him from a distance; he sent an
officer to ask what they wished they said, a
good look at His Majesty : so he called them to
him and they walked deliberately round and
round staring at him from every side. WELL
said he, have you seen the King?' yes, thank
your Majesty Then you can go home and tell
your people that the King is no better looking
than a good many men that you can sec in your
own village"
Last summer at the springs, the Emperor was
much interested in a little French boy who was
playing ball. His Majesty would catch the ball
and toss it back. The Empress asked the boy if
be knew who was playing with him. EYES,
said he, to be sure "WhOm am L. asked
the King. go" said the boy, : my papa says
you are the biggest scoundrel ~(coquin) in Europe
81 Who is your father ?'' asked the Empress indig-
nantly. "Nay, nay," said the Emperor, - do
not ask him, | do not wish to know the name of
his father, for it is better not to know those who
speak evil of u.s."
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Ne Subscriptions taken for Le,, than One Ie
AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS

~ Yls nais ~ a. saoFt notos ~ WhalsDsl < 1rtyeIsrs
SUBSCRIPTIONS YAB Iva ~ ADVANCE
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30btrtistnIsRts
THE COMMERCIAL
PERIODICAL And NEWS AGENCY
American, English and Australian
PUBLICATIONS

Furnished 10 Subscribers ciHia Ten to Trsnty Day.
from The date o5 ppJRieotion,
AID a. prses. hat barely csger nc cos, O sli-eHpl0s .I-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-10

THsI FIRE alarm telegraph project
was defeated in the Fret Branch Of
Council last night. We understand
that it would have passed but for the
idea that there was "a job" lurking in
the matter somewhere. The proper
use ofthe telegraph would require the
constant presence Of some person or
persons at the engine houses. If the
fireman are maintained constantly on
duty, the alarm of fire can be
spread through the city al
most if not quite as rapidly
by the ringing OF bells as by the tsle-
graph, ani hence the $1,000 required
for the latter would be an almost use-
less expense. With good and reliable
watchmen in each ward, Wheeling can
get along withou. the telegraph for 8
few years yet, and the telegraph would
be almos. useless without the employs
ment OF watchmen. There seemed
therefore no necessity for the expendi-
ture of &C, 500 for a service that could
be as well performed without this out
lay of money. .-...... . ... ...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-10
Row DO You Feel

The fsrv!d heats OF summer are now over.
In what condition have theJ left yon? Is
your liver torpid or disordered, your appe-
tlte feeble, your digestion imperfect or pain
ful, your nervous syst m shaky, your mind
lethargic? This is the state in which the
autumn ends tens OF thousands Of rs, and
in this state we are ripe for the malarlous
fevers, and bowel complaints. and bilious
dlsea> es, whicn the heavy dews, the Tapors
sud the vast difference between the temper.
ature of night and day are apt 10 epGender.
Rouse yourself from this condition with
II Ostetter's stomach BitteTs. wake up the
late vitality ofthe body, which only re-
quires tho stimulating, strengthening and
regulating gency o this mighty vegetable
restorative 10 enable 1t 10 resume ito actiYi.
" and potency. Indigestion, biliousness,
m!asmatlc fevers, and disorders Of the
bowels, are the usual sequences OF long
heated term. Prevent or cure them win
the Filters. You can do either, but prevent
Is the best.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-10
FataI Boiler Explosion.

From the Mason County Journal.
About half pas: three o'clock Thurs
day afternoon the boiler of the lower
well of the jackson Salt Furnace. be-
low Hartford City, exploded with terri
BILE force, instantly killing the engineer,
Bailey Smith, and making complete
wreck of the engine, building aud well
frame. The boiler, which was cyl
epder boiler twenty feet long, was cars
ried by the force of the explosion, for
ward from it's position $50 yards, into a
corn field toward the river, after hav-
ing both ends blown out. Such was its
fearful force, that it passed entirely
through an old pile OF sawd lst
Tor many yards, and then passed
as straight as a cannon shot for over
one hundred yards before touching the
ground, when it struck, scooped out a
furrow OF about ten feet in length and
one loot in depth, then it again left the
ground and went on at least sixty feet
where it finally alighted and where il
now remains. The boiler has been
carefully examined by experienced en-.
giueers, and no possible reason could
be assigned fos the explosion no signs
that the water had become low. could
be detected; end q greater mystery, is
how the boiler could b.
carried to such a great distance after
both ends OF it had been blown complete
ly out. Those that have examined il
carefully are agreed that it is some
thing marvellous. There was no per-
con near at the time of the explosion
except the engineer, Who was instantly
killed. His body was found lying
across q still on the opposite side OF the
engine house from the boiler. The
| ekUll was crushed, the back broken in
several places, one Of the legs wa'
blown completely of just below The
knee, vet breath did not entirely leave
the body for several minutes after be
WAS found.
Altogether it was one OF the most ter
rible and apparently unaccouutab!e e1'
blossoms we have ever heard OF.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-10

TnIs is the day fixed by the managers
OF the Daily Grephjc FOR the sailing OF
their famous balloon on its ;rans.Atlsn-
tic voyage Of exper incn!. Should tic
weather prove faYo rable, aod there now
seems TO be good reason 10 expect that
Il will, Messrs. WISE and DONALDSON,
accompanied ~ two gentlemen from
the Graphic oaice will start for Europe
this evening. We publish elsewhere
in this mornings paper On interesting
description Of the balloon AID its outfit
Every precaution thst science can aug
:est or ingenuity supply hae heen re-
sorted to FOR the protection o The lives
ottbe passengers, aud ifthe present ex-
pertinent should no. prove successful it
viii be scarcely worth While 10 make
Auother. The chances are decidedly
sssirst the sags arrival OF the siven-
tqrous voyagers, Snt yet Tie Projec'
seem, scarcely more visionary to the
people Of The present dny than CoLUM'
srs' freak appeared to the Sgsniard;
woo sraid at hcmc :tug hundred years
ago.
Should the baiioou s:act this evening
there will be iutense aoxiety to hear
.;dincs from it. Protector WEE thinks
that he can reach Europe in three or
four days, but if the balloon IS heard
from in two weeks it will be az much
Sc the public expect.
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HtE Hail.

Its stated to us that tie most fear
full hail storm On record visited th'
neighborhooi Of the upper Sand For k
in this county, and Lumberport, il
Braxton county, last: week. Hal
stones OF enormous size, some Of them
weighing two or three pounds, fel
thickly, inflicting great damage TO crops
and stock. Full particulars next week
- Weston Democrat,
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BRowNLow has written letter to ex-
Senator Foors in which he suggests the
possibility Of JEFF DAVIS being can
didate for Governor of Tennessee, and
proposes that, in that event, FooTE
shall also run. What campaign that
would be In all his Satanic imagin-
ings BRowNLow never before thought Of
anything quite 30 artistic as that.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-10

TuE people Of Pocabontas are to vote
on the railroad subscription on the
second Tuesday in October. We UNI
derstand that the people want the road
definitely located before they vote, but
the COMPANY want the subscription be-
fore they locate. So the matter seems
to be mixei. and we can't tell how it
ui1l rrsult. -In4rpcndrnt. .
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The London { -ctatoT, in answer to
the question. "W he. ia the liability OF
Al editor to his personal irisDdsY says
that strictly spesking, he should have
none; should stack his own father II
be disapproves his speeches or lash his
~ife's last book If he thinks it rubbish,
The journalist is bound, as the states
man would be bound, to do his duty
and take the consequences. He
might be little more gentle in his laus
susge, little more apologize in his
tone, but the attrck must not be deprl-
we'd OF its efficiency for any personal
consideration whatever"
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The Parkersburg Times calls upon
Senator FOREMAN TO state with his
usual candor" what be did with his
back. pay. We pause for reply.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-10

A srEcIAL dispatch to the Cincinnati
Commercial says that the President is
expected in Washington in few days
to spend q short time in attention to
nnhlic husiness.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-10

TIE Charleston Courier OF August Il
was received here by mail yesterday
morning, September 9. Auother mys-
terry ofthe mail bagsl
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Iris rumored in Washington that Mr..
MITCHELL, Senator elect from Oregon,
will meet number OF friends in that
CITY next week, and coneult with them
in regard to what he will do TO set him
self right before the country. It is
said that he will pay no attention to
the demand that he resign his seat. and
has no idea that the Senate will re-
quest him 10 do SO. Had not Senator
CARPENTER better call lis friends to.
setber at The same time. and "set him
self right before the country?'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-10

". PAGE MCCARTHY, who killed
John Z. Mordecsi in duel near
Richmond, Va, in May last, lies now
10 q critical condition from the effects
OF the wounds he received at the time.
The bail has not been found, and any
movement OF his body gives him great
psin. His recovery is decidedly doubt
All
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Trustee safe.

FINDER AND By VIRIUECF 4 DEED
u or Irust, executed by Radolph Shup-
bach, 10 the undersigned as trustee. To e
cure . VIM. Wiedebusch the promrt and
pug tual payment OF q certain prOmISsary
dsy ofJsn h62, and payable to the order az
said william Wiedebusch, one year after
date with ins'eTeSs nom date; shall, ON :
Monday, The 29ts day OF Sent. rsza
proceed to sell, st public auction a, tbs
dwelling houseof the said William Wisda.
busch, situated on the corner on NsrEef
street and Market alley, and knoxvn az tJ1s
Columbia Houst ell the household and
sIlcntn Iurnllus OF the said Rodolph
said deed OF trust . - = -
Terms OF sale cab.
sep2.i Trustsa-
]. u MILLER, Auetioneer.
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slARRIk ID.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. September, %,
at the NJ. L. Church in Spliney!ile, by Rev:
J. W. Nc A bee, NJ. LEWIS A.: hRI1T, OF
Wheeling, TO Miss JENNIE +. TONS. OF Sa-
llnevlNe, Colu ~ biana county, Ohio.
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DEPARTMENTS.

NoRTAL.-Ibis Department ia designed
10 aid Yound ladies' ard Gentlemen in full
and thorough education tor teaching. q
embraces full courSc OF Mathematics, Sci
cnces, English Grammer and Literature,
Geography and Map Drawing, Analy sis,
Book Keeping, ElOcutiOn, IcnmanShlp,
Philosophy, Theory and Practice Of Teach
ing, History, Model School Practice, &c &c
Upon the completion OF the course OF study
the pupllreCcives Diploma, which author
lies her or him ~ teach ia any free school
IN the State without IN thcr examination
Tuition free TO all Norm i pupils
ACADEMIC AND tU.ALr ,nIIEGE DE-
RTN EMIT ne plan Of study end ipstruC-
ton in this Department. Is tQusl 10 that Of
any Academy or FimHie college IN the
country; embracing u IN course IN NHthe-
MATES, Science-, Literature, i-ioYy, ELg-
lsh Analysis and Criticism, In;iu, Greek,
French 5nd GalmaU I"ugnagcS; slsO, In
strumsn'al and Vocal u-.r, -5l.wiug and
Oil Paint ., CaIis,hcuiCS, g. CEs.ru-
men nj Music inc.UGra Instructions GA the
violin. Guitar, Plano and TgHnl
The buildings now CccUpig by hcSChOol
ale caTariCUS md as wei adapted 10 The
work OF instruction "s any ia the State.
students can enter lie classes AT any
time. al hough IL IS hest begin with ne
session. Every young ilarHC7 IN !hr state
should ATTEND tie school in the islI two
months, before tie opening Of lis winter
school Board IS from 9. Ut1oS3 ~ pr week.
limited number OF young ladies and
Gent!cmcn win he aided 10 some extent
from l. PraLCdg !uuI. he society o.
FawmCEi j. intelligent and cultivated, and
will extend tH'ir cord ai sympathy and
care 10 all StUG'n.- coming 10 the school
Address, for information. !. q. BLAIt,
aug45-eIg5 E-hmOHt, ". Va.
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The editor OF the Farmers Union
who has just returned to Minneapolis,
MINI. from tour Of inspection
through the State, says that wheat
threshisg commenced week ago yes
,erday and ell machines are now gene
rally at work. The yield in most in
stances turns out better than YVES ex'
pec,ed. No field thus far thresheG
Yields less than twenty-five bushels tc
the acre, while many run far above
that figure. The Oldest inhabitants
have never seen 80 favorable harvest
season as the State enjoys this year.
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The Agc says that is now appears
that Senator HOWE and some friends
are engaged in q nice little paying game
with reference TO the removal of the
winnebsgo Indians from Wisconsin.
Thirty-six thousand dollars was 0ppro-
priated fer this purpose. Eighteen
Indians have been removed. And the
appropriation is exhausted. Two thou
sand dollars apiece for removing In
dams is rather "steep' in price But
when several dividends have to Be made
We suppose the amount Is not too much.
At least HowB ard hia friends do not
think so
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FOR SALE.

IDACREs OF LAND, ADJOINING MAT
clay, a good stone quarry, one hundred tear
ing apple trees.
TEhM5-one half down, balance any
time IN i've years
Also a brick House in Ma.amoras, two
storles nlgn, eight rooms and cellar; well
nnlSded. Terms ss above
aug0-p JAS. M'wILIIAMS.
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Desir2ble PropsItY for Eale,
Commissioners Sale.
Margaret Larkin,

"'rSAis rs. t"iA'1' In chancery.
Edward Larkin, ct al
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
D Circuit Court If OHIO county, west
VIRGINIA made and entered in the above
entitled cause, on the 18th day Of July, 1878,
l will offer at public ale on the prem ises,
on the National Road, three an one hali
miles east O: the ely of Wheeling. on
SATURDAY, 18th. 1879
at 10 O'Clock A. n. o. sid day, the follow
ing described real estate, that is to say,
tract or parcei OF Isnd containing twenty
seven acres, one rood and thirty seven
poles, situated on the National Road, three
and one-half miles east Of the city OF
Wheeling, in Ohio equity, " est virginia;
residue in three equal instalments at eight,
sixteen and twenty-four months, IeSpec.
tIvely, with interest, the purchaser giving
negotiable notes and security Tor the de-
ferred payments. X. u. BARK,
Special Commissioner.
JIM. MILLER, AuctioneeT. sug2Q-i
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PROPOSALS for Coal.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- CElVED by the Clerk OF the hoarh of
Education till z o'clock p. n, on Thufscay,
September 18th 1873 for supplying the sew.
eral school houses Of the school, Dlstrict OF
Wheeling, with the best quality OF clean
WAL ]. II. BICKRL.
septS SlerE'
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Mothers, mOtners, Mothers

Don't fail 10 procure MRS. WINsLoW VS.
Soothing SYRUP FIR all diseases incident
10 tho period Of tee,hipg in children. 1t Ie-
lievcs the child from pain, cures wind ,oic,
reguls - The bowels. and by giving relief
ana health 10 the cniId. gives rest 10 the
mOtrgr.
30 sure end call for -.
"MR5. SISSLOW'SSC Ol HING SYRUP"
FAr sale by aii druggists deyo
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IL XoU w n MT

IL XoU w q III It
A COED
Kusk or Cotton Top Mattress
HUBBARD & McBURNIE,
septS 1918 and 1920 Market street.
NLFRK's OFFICE OHIO COUNTY
" CIRCUIT COURT, Aug. rules ~ 1873
Alfred Ewing,
STATE OF w EST VA. TO THE SHERIFF
OF OHIO Co., GREETING:
We command you that you summon Alfred
Ewing, II he be und in your BaiiiwicS, 10
appear at the Clerks office OF the Circuit
Court OF Ohio county, at rules TO be held for
the said Court, on the first Monday in Aug.
1873, to answer bill In chancery exhibited
against him in the said Court by Margare.
Ewing. And have then there this writ.
said Court, at the Court House OF said coun-
ty, in the city Of Wheeling, the 4 h day oil
August, 1879, and in the eleventh year OF the
State OF West Va.
sAM'L B. McCoLLoCH, Clerk.
Alfred Ewing Is no inhabitant OF my
bailiwick, nor found therein.
K. \. BROWN, s. o. c.
Wheeling, August 4, 1873
The object Of this suit is to Obtain decree
Of divorce a rincliio nrdfrtn1onii, and It APP
pearing from an affidavit filed in this cause
that the defendant. Allied Ewing, Is not a
resident OF this State, on motion OF the
plaintiff'S counsel, II Is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here within one
month after the first publication OF this or
der, and do what Is necessary to protect his
interest herein.
T.
SAML. B. McCOLLOCH, CLERK.
The defendant will take notice that the
dispositions OF James Launder and Others
will be taken at The law Office OF MesSrs
Davenport d Dovener, east side OF Chapline
street, Sr door (up >tsirs) north OF Twelvth
street, Wheeling West Virginia. or the Oh
day Of October, 1873 10 be used in evidence
in the shove cause, and II not completed
on that day to be continued from day 10 day
until completed.
DAVENPORT ( DOVENUR.
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Trustees Snl2 Of Escal Estate.

Trustees SlIG 0f Escai Estate.
DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
ID made January In. 4. b, 1868, by
Francis 4. StipeS ana vile, to the under
signed, Samuel Morris, TO seCu q, among
hers, two notes made By said Francis A,
Supes and Robert r. Slips, to no order OF
Emory MOrris, dated april lSi, 1853. one for
One Hundred ard seventeen dollars aud
sixty cents, payable Irur years alter dale !;
the other for One !UudTgi and eleven dOI-
lars and thirty cents, payable five years
after date, wiiisC!i, Upon the pTe!uicS, in
the town q; Eeo"O9d, on TIE
10Th DAY az HEPTEia EER. 1873.
heginnlr = ~ - o'clock \. ~, fOr cash. the
iOllOHiEG 81 CrIg' y. jO-Wt: Portions OF the
lots numbered twr.wa az ard thirteen 49,
in the town Ct heuwoDI. vli.l "CrtiGrsare
describe rs 'O.o-s. Tn tx &c, feet
nine @ inches -. i'- vet PORTION Of lot
nuIDbt-e! tniTfCc@ d., j.urg" u.3n said d.
vision line iweui'-ryp .-.' . ~ across lot
numbered twelve, ia.u~. .0-' r-rt.!cl with
the line OF s"ld .,'- eS".4 l.. .rf four 4:
iucGoS, thence win The cpd %. On cooper
shops erected on Tot UrJ.T,a Twelve, 70
the south line o. 10. G-IGl. Ir. r.a-uu.
FEELING Is trustee, Vs.! c,-vl,.IIly s-rh
title sS nave uc1cr The said iced OF trust.
but ihC tito Is believed 70 rr gunG
SAMUEL NORRIS,
aus6.b trustee.
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without this Eminent. The money re-
funded unless the Liniment Is az repre-
sented. BE sure and get the genuine
MEXICAN MUSTANG LIEIMENT. Sold
~ all Druggists and Country Stores, at
2oc, 6Oc. and s1.00 per Bottle. Notice
style, size Of bottle, &c.
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Market St.Cpp. Mcclure House.

MEALS SERVED hW Al. HOURS.
vi Boardsrs received 10y the dag or week
on reasonable terms. ECs, uy3tlrs received
by Express every dag.
L. EIEENAN,
aug.IO Proprietor.