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Foreign News.
England.


In the commons, on Friday evening (jth)
Dlsraeli intimated that it was a mistaken
idea that the present would be short session
of parliament The government had numer-
Gus important measures to propose, which
would probably require a long session to dis
pose Of
The Earl of Marlborough, a member of the
house of peers, and who is in the habit of get
ting las drunk rs a lord" has turned up
missing. Coming into the house in his usual
condition on Tuesday evening, sergeantat-
arms took him into an ante-roOm from which
soon afterwards he was missed and has not
been heard of since.
Prince Arther the Irish duke Of Con-
naught, took his seat as a member Of the
house of lords on Monday for the first time.
jeff. Davis sailed on Saturday IN the steam
er Ajriatic for the United States.
The latest reports from the famine districts
in India state that cases of actual starvation
are now rare. The number of persons en-
ployed at the various relief wards is decreas-
ing in consequence of the rains which pre-
vail
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> II. the circuit COr thereof ~ tct06 Ten" A. D. lsl
Seth II. Ballard ~. David {. Underhlll: -
Public is hereby given TO the sslu aNld Ihuef
hill that writ OF attachment issued out OF The Office OF h
clerk of the La Sale County Circuit Court dated the mn
day OF November D. 1888 At the st 81 the sad stih ~
ballard and against the estate OF David e. nderhH oi
the su OF three thousand nine hundred dollars directed
10 the Sheriff OF la Sale county which said WITT has uee
returned eNecHted. ,, . ,-.t.-,1f
Now therefore, unless YOU the said David {, tnH'IhI,
shall personally be and appear before the sad Is ssi
County CrcuI Cont before the hrst day ot INC new
term thereof TO be holden NJ the Court Hou,t' IN t'
Of ottawa on the second Monday OF OcioFr = y 80
live ssecaI bail and plead 10 the said paniins ac on
Judgment will be entered agan't YOU ana w y.
.aid seth H. Ballard and much OF The itol'I
a. NAV be- sufficient to satisfy the said Judgment anu eo-S
will be sold TO satisfy the sane m ,,s II rInn, C..l
Go W. ". BLAZE. Attorney -u"'-
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Cuba.

Yellow fever having broken out at Havana
rs an epidemic, vessels from that port are
quarantincd at all American ports.
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France.
/ France are daily be
and the feeling une'
France.

The politics of France are daily becoming
more unsettled and the feeling uneasy. In
the chamber on the 9th a bitter quarrel rose
between the B0napartists and the republi-
cans, growing our of an attack by M. Rouher
on NJ. Gambetta, to which the latter replied,
declining to be called to account by
"wretches" with which term be branded the
Bonapartists The excitement between the
parties runs so high that on the return of the
deputies from Versailles to Paris on Wednes-
day, strong guard had to be placed on the
train to protect the Bonapartists against as
sault by Gambetta's supporters.
In the assembly next day, an amendment
was adopted by vote of 34S to 337, to the
municipal electoral bill, fixing the age of
electors at 81 instead of 25 years, as proposed
by the government, which is thus defeated on
vital provision of the bill.
The left centre, emboldened by this vote,
has issued a manifesto calling for a declaration
Of the republic or dissolution of the assem-.
bly,. 1t is generally thought that its effect
will be to hasten the day Of dissolution, and
not improve the prospect of the establish
ment of regular government The conser.
vatives are dismayed.
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(ASI'DISIA Is more than substitute Tor Castor
Oil the only article In existence which II certain
assmilate TIE food regulate the bowels wind collie,
and produce natural sleep II contans neither minerals,
morphine alcohol and Is pleasant to TAKE" Children
need nc cry, and mothers may rest. oct4-ly-5thr
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SOCIAL HoP.-The Metropolitan Clab have d
private LDpat Willis on Wednesday next. Dou't
come unless YOU have aa 'iuyite'
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The public schools of Ottawa will close for th
summer vacation on the Goth inst.
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Bishop Foley, after rejecting on the matter
decided last week to withdraw the permission he
had rather hastily granted Father Edward Terry
to withdraw from this diocese. To have given
him leave thus summarily to withdraw, il seems
to have occurred to tie Bishops sense OF justice
might place Father Terry in Il wrong position,
growing out Of hasty newspaper reports accus
inc him II 'hcrcsy,' or tendency that way. As
however, Father Terry preferred to sever his con
nection with s. Patrick's, at Chicago, he was, 10
the unDoundcd satisfaction Of the Catholic pco.
pie of Ottawa as well as the people generally, or
such as know hnn at least, transferred to this
parish, where he entered upon his labors as curate
last Sunday. 1t is hoped the report is true that
Father Terry has about consented, at the proper
time, not only to deliver to an Ottawa audience
the lecture on the Poetry Of Genesis, which
created such a sensation in Chicago, but other
lectures which he has delivered with 50 much
.acccutancc elsewhere.
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SHORT HORN Sale,

Messrs s S Burgess and A. e. Robinson. OF Toncs ms
will sell their fine = Duke Bull, HIGHLAND DUKE l25s3.
A. H. H. ed, caytd Oct 2st, S0) at the coming sale OF
r. A Coen OF Wushbun, H.. Jun. lh, lSH TerIns-Six
months credit on approved paper. iun6-lw
CTOI.E.N-Fr0m the stable OF Timothy Sullivan IL
= new svermOuntri Harness. Any person giving IL
lorna leading the OF said harness the
rest the thief will he lhcraly rewarded. Information
may be directed to me ucars of the FREE TRADER Ottawa,
III. TIMOTHY SULLIVAN.
June 9th, lSii-3w
NO'I'ICE.-ssTA AR OF JONI GREEN, DECEASED
~ Notice il hereby given, that the unders gnod ENecu
the last will aua'testanent at John GrJen, late OF
OF La sale and state OF Illinois. deceased, vii
appear before the County Court OF said county the third
Monday Cbeing the l' day OF July 1874 At the Court
IOuse In Ottawa, in said county, when and where a per
having claims demands sgaut said estate are no
fled TO attend and present the 10 writing for adjust
ment
JESSE GREEN,
/ DAVID GREEN,
inns6v, Executors.
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Rutland farmers tell u, that in spite % the
promising appearance a few weeks ago, the aP-
pie crop will be a failure in that town. Many Of
the trees are Just exhibiting the full effects Of
the hard winter Of lS1!-s and are falling into
ccay; while in Others the leaf roller and coddl.
ng moth are destroying the fruit As to the latter,
owners OF good orchards that allow these YER
min to get the start Of them descrvcio lose their
fruit few days wor in winter will free any
orchard Of the leaf roller, and an old oyster can
or two, hung on each tree, with little vinegar
mola.ses and water in them, VIII catch the moth
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\ SwIMNER--Joe Morris. the well known cl-
gar maker, besides being probably the best bill
lard PLAYER in town is also an accomplished
swimmer. One day recently he SWAN from the
lock OF the head Of the side cut to the starchiac
tory, on his back, distance Of one half mile
by actual measurment; and he did it IS eighteen
minutes. He undertook TO DO it in eleven
minutes but misca 'culated the momentum % lie
cIrrcui
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cTATEOE' ILLINOIS,

III NJ. BASCCM, NJ. ID. Physician and sur
H. reon OTTAWA, III. once the CITY Drug store.
Paul ST. east OF Supreme Court House JunlS
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CenlMslr l.intBnenu.

burns saltrheum. earache &c, upon the human frame
and of strains SPAWN gals &C. upon animals In one year
than have all other pretended remedies since the world be-
gan tits counter.rritsnt. an sllheang pain rclieyer
Crppe throw away their crutchcs the lame walk poison
Gus bites are rendered and the wounded
without scar 1t humbug. The recipe Is published
around each bottle Its selling article ever before
sold and sells because II does Just what pretends TO do
These who now suffer rheumatism pain or swelling
deserve suffer II they will not use Centaur Lnment
More than 900 certificates OF remarkable cures, ncluang
frozen limbs chronic rheumatism, govt running tnmols
&c. have been received We will send circular containing
certificates the recipe, &c. gratis TO any one requesting It,
One bottle of the yellow wrapper Ce,aur lnments worth
hundred dollars for spawned sween!ed horses ans
mules, for screwworm In sheep. Stock owners TINS I'm
iment worth you. attention No family should be with
10 aur Lunment Sold by all druggists SOC per bottle
arge bottles 81. j. H. RosK& CO.. SO Broadway New York
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< Erlr.ors.-Rey J. Bascon, Of Ia sale, viii
preach at the Congregational church, at the us
Ual hours on sunday next
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CRY DRUG STORE.
DIR. sMURR q L0RHIAUN.
Ottawa, June l3th 3lnos

T., TIIOMI Attorney nj Law. once
in the Clancy Block Fredmans grocery store %
La Sale street. ottawa H. Careful attention given TO the
lila ZION nf claims Fees to suit the times. juul3
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SCRlBNEIe n CO..
G5l RrOndyyAy. New York.

~ Single copies Tor sale and subscriptions received by
Osman Hapemsn. Ottawa, His.
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which was constructed exclusively by William
son Il Kellogg, number nine and thrcizig C3"l, OF
taWa H.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-02
THE DUTY OF DEMOCRATS.

The election now is not much more
than week distant. There is but little
time in which To work, and the ISSUES in
volvcd demand success, which in its
turn, demands work. We have ticket
in the field with which we have great
reason to feel perfectly, satisfied. All
the candidates For Congress, the State
Senate and the House of Dclegatcs-arc
gentlemen well and favorably known to
the entire community as sterling Demo-
Gratis and good citizens, and all
good citizens, irrespective of party,
can cast their votes for them, feeling that
they will not be thrown away. But cs-
pecislly is il the duty of all Democrats
to rally to the support of our ticket. If
there are personal prcjudiccS existing
against any one of the candidates, dismiss
them at once. Rally, one and all. Our
fight is against Radicalism. We must
show the great central Radical ring at
Washington that they are unable to
burden the State of West Virginia with
the rings they have inflicted upon other
States. The Democracy expects every
man 10 do mis- duty.
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WE are indebted to WILLIAM Nc
NABR, Esq, for copies of late New Or
leans papers. The PifHDt1,fs 'and Globe
both contain full accounts Of the recent
troubles. In the Globe, is u caricaturc
representing "Louisiana sacrificed on the
altar of Radicalism." The body of the
victim is stretched out upon the altar.
Two colorcd Radicals; one ut the head,
and the other at the foot are
holding it, while KELLoGG has
Just torn out the heart and raises it in the
air, as, with fiendish smile, he watches
the blood streaming down. On Oh" side
are all the other southern victims of
Radicali>m, hacking on with horror and
anxiety, and South Carolina, bound in
chains. is awaiting her coming turn for
the sacrifice. Tho whole prncr"d'!": =
,..--,-,, ..uvr tie personal SUPERVISION
of His Imperial Majesty, ULYSSES |, II,
sisted hy hi Courtirr>.
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THE PRESIDENT AND MARSHAL
PACKARD.

Senator SCHURZ, recent over haulingS
of L. 5. Marshal PACKARD, of LOUISIANA,
have had some effect in bringing into
prominent notice that gentleman short
comings. He has worked more harm TO
the people of Louisiana than any other
carpet-bagger in the State. As L. :.
Marshal, he has enjoyed the special IA
vor of the President. and thus has had
virtual command of the u s forces. A.
Chairman of the Radical State Central
Committee, he has unscrupulously
used these means at his COM
mand to manipulate elections and
political matters generally. He
may have done this so sdroitly that Gen.
EMORY WIS deceived; but nevertheless.
he has done SO, and the people Of the
State have suffered. Now the promi-
nent New York daihe> are calling the
attention of the President 10 the fac,
that, rs he has stated he intended IL
inaugurate reform by wedding out dis
honest Southern officials, he had better
begin with Marshal rAcKARp. Blu, they
have called, AMI will call in VAIN
The Marshal Is especially under
the Presidents protection. He is
prominent member Of the ring to which
Brother-in-law CASEY and Cv,lsin-in-
law LoNGsTREET belong. So far FROM
removing this ring, or any member Of it;
the whole force of the United States,
army as well as navy, must be used for
their security whenever necessary.
Unless something extraordinary hap
mems. Marshal PACKARD will still work
his misdeeds with impunity, as far as the
President is concerned. ., g.. .11 :
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DIED.

SCIITI.EE-On Wednesday, at IL o'clock
y. M. IDA, infant daughter of Joseph and
sarah Schulrr, aged three years and two
months.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
drnce or the parents, No. Is, 10th street. at
. o'clock this friday morning. The
friends of the family ar" invited TO attend.
Hacks are permitted, hut no buggics in
tn" procession.
IFS-On Thursday, October |, 1871,
at S::H y. M, SAILIE, daughter of X. L. and
Josephine Devries, aged two years four
months and twenty days.
Funeral from the residence of her father,
Saturday afternoon al ; O'Clock.
JACOB--Scptcmbcr IA, 1874, Mrs. ELIZA
J., wifi. of u. r. Jacob, in the thirty-cighth
year of her age.
Funeral will take place Friday, October
>. at II o'clock \. NJ, from her late resi-
dcncc, on the Bethany pike. Friends of
the family are invited 10 attend. Remains
will be inferred nj Greenwood Cemetery
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THE Civil Rights Bill, and all the
Grand schemes for pecuIation and fraud
which have been ios,cred by Radical
Congress and administration, demand u
decided rebukc. On next Tuesday week,
October 18th, Democrats will have an
opportunity of giving one by voting Tor
the square, straight out Democrats pre-
scented on our ticket. See that not vote
is lost. Do not let the personal popular
ity of any opposing candidate draw one
single vote from the entire ticket, at this
crisis. Our enemies are united, and un-
less We are equally so, they will have a
decided advantage. See to that we are
fully organized, and prepare for the con-
test
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TRUST SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made May eth, 1873, by Samuel And,r
son. Ia the undersigned, which deed II on
record i'm deed OF trust book No. ;, folio 81
In the Office uf the Clerk OF tho County
Court OF ohio county, West Virginia, Iwll.
0it,T at public sale M the front door Of thu
1874. nj ten o'clock \. NJ, the following de.
Scribed property, lying and being situate
on Ianc's Island, in Daniel Iancs addition
To the city of Wheeling, known and desIg
mated on the plat ~ he said addition ~ lei
number siNiy-iour 81 fronting on Broad.
I'm the rear.
TERMS-Onc-half cash and the balance
In six months, the purchaser giving note
bearing Interest, with approved personal
security. q. J.. CRANMER.
s1pqi Trustee
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Monday, the 18th day Of Oct. 1874,

that being court day the real eSlat" Ia
said city, dccTccd, In said causes, Ia b" S"ld
being the certain real estate known ~ the
~ HEELING CITY MILLS, situat" ON The
south side Of y hccling Creek and bounded
aS follows: Beginning on tho east sid" Of
Main street nj u point "a IL feet from ~"
y. W. corner of Main and " ebster streets,
thence AT right angles with the east sid" Of
Main street, with The northern boundary
oTa piece II land conveyed by the North.
western BANK uf Virginia Ia william ,frr.
rnrd and John ". futile, across Lot No f"
and part Of Lot No. ~, tO the western
boundary ola piece of land conveyed hy
the said Bank toTh0mas NcilHnd Edward
Reid, theme" with the western boundary
Of said last mentioned parcel Of land 10
Wheeling Creek, theme" with said ere, K 10
TO Tia" east sid" pf Main -, and with the
same Ia the beginning, subject tOa rrs'.rNn.
ton Of n right To Thomas Neil AMI bluAfd
Reid i0 open an alley twenty feet wide,
running from Main street.
TERMS OF SALE Dn"-ihirl cash, the
residue In Two equal instruments ~ nm"
and eighteen months nom day Of sale,
with interest. ia" purchaser giving bonds
with personal security for Tia" deferred
payments, and "a lien retained I'm Tho Com.
miSsinn"rS' deed as q further security.
\. Is. FLEMING
JAMES MORROW, lr,
syps Oaw ~ Commissioners.
" f'FIIEENEN Nurtluupcr
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lS the coming election We are called
upon to rebuke usurpation, corruption,
Radicalism. Our enemies arc organized
and elatcd. They are determined to con,
test the ground inch by inch, for they
are making a desperate fight tor life
We must elect our Democratic Congress
man. and our State Senator and Dele
gates. We need these to secure DEM
ocratic Senator in Washington. Or
gsnize so as to present steady front
against Radicalism on next Tuesday
week.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printedin
West Virginia. twill be sent 10 any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable prelni-
umS to club agents and to subscribers.
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saturday. October the 3rd. 1874.

at 10 n. M, sell nj the Court Hons, In IN"
Ciiy Of Wheeling,
No. ]. All that certain lot 81 ground Ito
nj" I'm the 18th ward 1T tn" city az Phlla'
d"lphiH, beginning at a. point IN ih"S'uih'
westerly side of Whcntsh"aI lane, q. ~"
distnnr" Oi - feet p, inches sOuthraslcfIy
from the southeast side Of Gaul street,
thence acknowledgement n 81 west along
the said lane, and crossing The said 'aUl
street lsS feet 2lE inches la point 'hrnc'
south "a west, GI2 feet ~ iuChes to
point in the line or land now, ~ Ia'" ~
John :. TwclI's; thence south y - "h'I
, along the said land 80 feet more ~ I't. ="
point at the distance al u feet from ihr
northwest side Of Gaul street and mem"
north ~ ~ east, crossing tile @id oauI
street ~ feet - inches Ia Ia" sDuthSesi"f.
~ side Of the said Whraish"ai Ian" an"
place ri beginning, containing -. a'f'''
more or lrss.
No. ,. An those two CeriR u lots ~ piece
Of ground situate IN the 9th ward ~ M
city Of Philadelphia. one ofth"n "n W.
sOuthwcsicrly side Of Wh"atsh"at ~ PIX
street, aud north westerly side ~ Bath ~
containing In 'front.' or breadth on - 81 Bath
depth nortiaS.tIay IN inc sbntiiui.,Stly
line thereof at right angles with saii lalh
street 81 fcst. an doir tiIe north Westerly nts
thereof along the said WhssisheaiT Ib'
street o. feet inches Che saii lot contain.
ing In width on the rear end Thereof. "
feet 81 Inches, subject Ia yearly gTpub"
rent of S7y.2D, and SIX months arrsHrag,|
No. 5. The other Of them on IN" sDun
easteriy side Of Wheaishcaf PIKE stree,
and SOutheaSterly side 81 Cooper STREE
containing, la fT0Di, Oh said Cooper II.,'
Z7B feet ~ inches, aBd extending IN htph
Sputllnasifriy on the noTtheasteriy IhT
thereof, along he saId wbeaishcaf or fip
street ~ feet -, inches, aud on The scuih
westerly line therepfat light angle sin
the said Cooper street u fest the sslh Wv
cDutaIning In width on the rear end there.
Of 20 feet ~. inches, subject a. yeafIyf'h'
Of ~. ~, and SIX months Arrange.
Y. CKASGLfr
&. OGLEBAl.
DANIEL e. IJNI'
g.. LAMB,
sep2i Commissioner
LEO A WIf.KHAM AnctlOnee!.
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~ m the stomach
/. /. !. 4
liver,and bow
kNkSA els. They are
AA .A mild aper-
S.5SDhzEKS ~ lent, and eX-
49, 2&18ES.Ns "' ccllCnt purga-
&T rSkseSA tive. Being
S&S Mx purely vegeta-
~& Bile, they con-
- "a tain no mercn-
sy or miin.sTal ,WlhljaItifiXifrls fRcp"SH' 'H%
lhcir timely use: and every family should
have them on hand for their pio t"ction
and relief, when required. Long cNp'r-
fence has proved them the Sai"St, StlrtSt,
and best OF all the Pills with which the
market aboundS. BY their occasional use.
tia blood is purified. tn" cnrruptionS OF
the system expelled, instructions IrinoN-
ud, and tn" whole machinery OF III" re-
stored To lis healthy activity. Internal
organs which bccoin" clOggcd ana slug
riSh are rlranSed by Ayers rms, ANA
stimulated into action. Thus inripirht
diseases is changed into health, III" \"lu"
oi which change, when rerKonru nll -
vast multitudcS who enjoy II, can b""tii
be- computed. Their sugar coating MAKE
them pleasant Ia take ami preserves their
Virtues unimpar"d for ANY i"nGt II "i lIil"'
81 that they are ever fresh, ana perfectly
reliable. Although searching they are
mild. and opcrnt" without diNturhnnr" To
tn" constitution, or diet, or occupation.
Full directions al" given "ii II" wrap
Der To each box. how to us" them AZ Il
Family PhySic. and for the following COM
plaintS, which these pills rapidly cure:
For ~ Sprp>ia or Indigestion, Llstl"SS-
ness, Ian"u0r. AMI Loss of Appetite, they
should br taken moderately 10 stimulate
the stomach, and restore its healthy tone
and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various
symptoms, Bilious Headache, Sick Head
ache. JaundiCr or Green sickness, Bilious
collie and Bilious frverS, they should De
iudiriOuSly taken for each case. To correct
the deceased action or remove the OBJ
StructionS which cause ii.
For DyScntcry or DiarrhO'r, but ON"
mild dose i generally required.
For Rhcumati~m. GOut, Gravel, P9lDiia-
ton ri The Heart, Pain in the side, Back
md IOinS, they should be continuously
taken, ~ required, to change the deceased
action Of the system. With such change
those complaints disappear.
For Dropsy and DropSical SwellingS,
they should he taken in large and frequent
doses 10 produce the effect of a drastic
purge.
For Suppression, a large dose should be
taken, aS IL produces the desired effect 10y
sympathy.
Asa Dinner Pill. take one or two Pills 10
promote digestion and relieve the
stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the StOm-
ach and bowels, retOrcS the appetite, AMI
invigUrates the system. Hence II Is often
advantageous where no serious derang"-
ment exists. One who feels tolerably well,
often finds that - dose of these Pills maE'>
him feel decidedly bcttcr.frnm theircl"an-
ing and rcnOvating effect on tn" digestive
apparatus. 49,. =. -. .'.''
DR.. j. C. Aver Co., Practical Chemists
LOWELL, MASS, L. =. \.
For sale by all Druggists Everywhere.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

OPENS OCTOBER LIST; CONTINUES
through nine months. is ORGANIZER
in schools on the elective system, with iull
courses in Classics, Literature, Science
with practice in Chemical and Ply Sical
Iah0rttorieS, ! in Law, Medicine. Engineer
ing, Teaching and Agriculture: Apply Tor
Catalogue 10 JAMES i. HAkRlSoN
AIcbmaric county, Va. jyE cgva
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Yellow Rio C06e

BAGS OLD YELLOW RIO COFFEE,
M a choice article, just received by
vi X. j. SMYTH.