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As Summer Is approaching, you will
find more satisfaction in wearing the
Warwick and Elmwood collars than any
other.
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GREAT bargains in colored shoes at
l.. Y. BI.oND's.
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HAVE you seen the 81 5Oblack silk at
/. BLUM Il BRo.s?
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The joint Committee on WorkhousC
reported the following resolutions:
Resolved, That the Committee on Work
house and House Of Correction be In
structed to purchase tho Wheeling Win
dow Glass Works for the joint use Of the
city Of Wheeling and county Of Ohio for
WOrkhousc and House Of Correction
provided the county pay Onc.half Of the
purchase money, the sum to he paid tc
not exceed $4,000.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Hnndlan the re.
port was rejected and the committee
discharged.
The First Branch having adhered To
its action upon the fourth resolution Of
the Committee OH Streets and Alleys and
asked for n Committee OH Conference,
AIessrs. Erskine, Sylvis aud Long were
appointed on behalf Of this branch.
4 large pile of petitions Of an unim.
pOrtant nature were read and properly
referred.
A resolution from the First Branch re-
ferring the assessment of the Crescent
Iron Works and Belmont blast furnace
to the Committee on Water Works for
report was COnCurrel In,
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AN auction lot Of Alpacas at from ID
to 50 cents, at j. W. FERRELjs.
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PoLlcE CouRr-JIldqe Cranmer.

His Honor had two cases before him
yesterday morning, viz: Gust Oliver
was committed to Jail for ten days for as
saulting Charles Goetsinger. Joseph
Shipman, charged with disorderly con,
duct, was granted n continuance until
this morning at % o'clock.
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Mayor Sweeney reported that he had
released Jacob Stoicl, after fifteen days
imprisonment for violation Of the peace,
rs his family we're suffering for food; also
Robert Hicks, boy who was the only
support Of his mother; also VIM. Robin.
son, whose family were suffering. The nc.
ton Of the Mayor was confirmed.
THE CALDwELL's RUN BRIDGES.
Mr., IIandlan: That Gordon, Gerry &
Co. he allowed until the first day Of July,
1875, to complete their contract for put
ting two bridges over CaldwclPs Run.
Adopted.
Mr.. IIandlan: That in making the
contract with Gordon, Gerry n Co., both
street be substituted for the present 10.
cation Of Caldwel's Run, and that before
said contract is signed the Mayor satisfy
himself US to any damage for which
the city may become liable, and that an
additional ten feet Of ground be donated
for the purpose OF widening Goth street
east Of Chaplinc.
The second resolution was discussed at
length, and finally amended by Mr..
Erskne, striking out all after the word
"MayOr" to and including the word Ola.
ble," and inserting the words shall be
satisfied by deeds from all the adjacent
property owners that the city will not be
liable to any damages on account Of such
change,
The resolution was thercupon adopted
a. amended.
A coffee house license was granted
Samuel Galloway.
The fourth resolution Of the Commit.
tee on Streets and Alleys was received
from the First Branch in M amended
form, and It's merits were fully discussed.
Nearly an hour of valuable time was
thus consumed, before the Second Branch
decided to nOn-cOncur in the amendment.
The Committee on Corner Stone OF the
Capitol Building reported various bills
nggregating sci A, which were ordered
paid,
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MOULDING, Picture Frames, Stereoscop-
ic Views, Albums, &C., at Halls Photo
graphic Stock Depot, lib Main street.
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CALL ut Henry Roemer's and see the
new, fashionable plaid Dress Goods.
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WHEN you want to save money in Dry
Goods and Carpets, go to
j. W. f'ERRELL's,
Corner Min and both streets.
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HAVE you seen the all wool home
made flannel at SOC per yard at
|. BLUM Il BRo,'s2
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For fine work, go to Halls Gallery,
lll3 Main street.
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TWENTY THOUSAND yards of all tho
best make OF prints, some rs low as six
and seven cents per yard.
HENRY RoEMER.
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Have you seen the new and cheap
dress goods at BLuMs'?
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These bills we're ordered paid.

The Committee on Grades submitted
al ordinance establishing the grades Of
certain Island streets, and changing the
grade Of Virginia street west OF Broad.
way, which was read three times and
nnEupI
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets. All grades
and qualities, ut reduced prices.
j. W. FERREL,
Corner Main and Goth streets.
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Bio line of Carpets just received, and
must be sold at some price. Give Inc u
call and save money.
J. W. FERREL,
Cor. Main and goth streets.
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|
by Mr.. Kingdom: That stone cross.
ing he placed on Jacob street, between
Eth and 18th streets. Committee on
Streets and Alleys.
Mr.. Myles: Directing the Street Com.
missioner TO pave the gutter on the north
side Of 23l street, between Market and
Main. Adopted.
Mr.. Sylvis; InslrtlCting the Committee
on Water Works to purchase $500 feet
of G.inch pipe, and lay the same OH Nc.
CollOch street in place Of the 4.inch pipe
now on said street. Committee on Water
Works.
Mr.. IIorkheimcr: That the contract
between Lawrence Clark and the city Of
Wheeling be annulled on account Of his
failure TO discharge his duty In accord.
nnce with the contract, and that he lie
paid in full for all work done by him up
to this date. Committee on Health.
Mr.. Kinghorn: 1nsLructing the Com.
mittee on Streets and Alleys to inquire
into the expediency and cost Of purChas.
ing n suitable roller for the purpose Of
rolling all street paving and macadamized
roads. Adopted.
Mr.. IIanke: Instructing Superintend.
ent Of Water Works to lay a six.inch
water pipe on Wetzel street, between AID
and Attn streets. Committee on Water
Works.
Mr.. lInnkc: 1nstructing Committee on
Streets and Alleys to confer with the d.
so. X. X. Co. to change drainage on the
South Side Of their track, between Chap.
line and SD street. Adopted.
Mr.. Hanke: Instructing the Street
Commissioner to repair crossing on the
north side Of Eofr and SD streets. Com
mittce on Streets and Alleys.
Mr.. Leisure: Authorizing Superintend-
ent Of Water Works to lay the pipe on
45th and Wetzel streets at once. Commit.
tee on Water Works.
An ordinance in relation to the regis.
traiion Of deaths occurring in the city
was read three times and passed.
Adjourned.
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CITY C0UNCIL-SEC0HDB RANCH.-The
following gentlemen answered to their
names at roll-call at the regular meeting
last night: Horkheimer, Sylvis, Hand.
Ian, VOgler, Werner, Kingdom, Goering,
Myles, Wilkinson, Hell, Long, Hanke,
MCGaw. The President being absent,
Mr.. Wilkinson was called to the Chair.
The City Sexton reported the. sum OF
S25 received for interments during the
month Of September; interments by order
OF Overseers OF the Poor, S. so. The re-
port was filed.
The Committee ON Accounts reported
Sll,793 90 in the hands OF the Receiver
on the first day OF October. Bills against
the city amounting to S76S u were sub.
mitted by the committee and ordered
paid.
The Superintendent of the Water
Works reported monthly bills at Water
Works, S704 81; other bills for labor,
$lS5 so. The Water Works Committee
recommended the payment Of the Super.
intendenPs bills, and reported additional
bills aggregating $40 So, Ordered paid,
The Street Commissioners bills for the
month of September aggregated 3,6Os 90,
The Committee on Streets and Alleys re-
ported bills amounting to Ills 40. Or.
pered paid.
DR.. Logan, President, appeared and
took his seat.
The Street Commissioner was ordered
to make all necessary repairs to the bridge
over Caldwell's Run on Chapline street,
The Board Of Claims submitted the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were adopted
ResOlred, That $500 be paid to Mrs,
John McAllister for damages to her
property on lot on east side Of Market
street in the First Ward, provided she
execute release to the city for all claims
for damages from leakage of tho basin,
in the past, and also secure the city from
any future claim OF like kind by proper
instrument in writing,
RcSOlrCd, That eighty.six dollars and
fifty cents be paid to Alexander GribbCn
and VIM. Robinson for all damages claim.
ed by them ohave resulted to their prop
erty on Alley 10, from grading Of said al.
ley, provided they secure the city in the
same manner as provided in the first res
olution.
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Now comes on the season Of spelling
matches again. Shall we have any more
this winter? Spell "dnmfounded," for
INSTANCE.
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SHIPPERS only 70 cents, at
SPEYER Bios,
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NEW GooDs AT JOHN RoEMER's.-
800 yards Cotton Flannel, lOc.
600 yards Wool 25C.
700 yards French Opera Flannel, Acc.
400 yards Black Wool Delaine, 25C.
5000 yards choice Calico, 10 yards for
81 90; also Cashmeres, Alpacas, Fancy
Goods, Blankets, Carpets, &C., At bottom
prices, exclusively for cash. Call soon II
you wish to save money.
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SILK Muillers only 70 and s74 cents, at
SPEYER Bros.
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HAND.MADE cloaks, caps, and EN-.
broidered Shawls, for infants, only to be
had At EMsHEIMER Bros.
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THElargest stock Of trimmed hats and
bonnets in Wheeling at
SPEYER Bros,
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IN view Of the fall shopping, the TEN.
pcrance girls are playing on their pianos
"Father, bring home your money to.
nichtn
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FoR grey flannel Mt Is cents, 20 to
ENsHEIMER Bros.
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RUCHEs At % cents a dozen, at
sPEYER BRoa'.
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HAVE you seen the new cloaks and
walking jackets at BLUM's2
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Silk Ties only % cents, at
SpEYER bros.
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Nice Ruches 25 cents n dozen, at
SPEYER BRos'.
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PAPER CuiFs only Is cents a box, at
SPEYER Bios.
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NorARY PUDLIc.-William II. Peck,
Of Logan county, was yesterday appoint.
ed Notary Public by the Governor.
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Why will you pay 81 90 for hats when
Spcycr Bros. sell them for IS cents.
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FOR RENT.

EoR RENT
The WAREHOUSE now occupied by
Oglebay 4 Sons. This house is three full
stories, l35 feet deep; cellar paved and
lighted with gas. Possession given April
LIST, 1870 Apply to
oc5 A. ALLEN HOWELL.
DOR RENT
NV Dwelling Housc, No, 2I26 Market street, with
il fill lot is offered for rent, FROM April J., 1876
MI II. NJ. EOFR.
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join ". MITCHELL,
SALE
NNRUsTEEs SALE.

By virtue Of Deed Of Trust, made on the 10Th
day Of February, 1875, aud recorded among Tho
land records Of ohio county, West Virginia. In Deed
Of Trust Book No, y, page 200 by James McCluncy
and wife, IN me, will on
MONDAY, the 2Sth day Of October 1878,
Al the front door Of tho Court House Of Ohio cOun
~, West Virginia, commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ
proceed 10 sell to the highest aud hest bidder thu
following described real estate, tO-wlt:
The cast half Of lot No. twenty.iOur (9D situate
on the south Sde Of Centre street (nUw 18th street
In the addition to the city of Wheeling, Ohio COun
", West Virginia, known ~ GnhanI's addition
With all tho buildings and appurtgnanCCs thcreuntC
belonging,
TRIMS OF SALR-Onc- Third cash, the balance In
two equal instruments, ut six aud twelve months
from day Of SALE with interest from date, with ~
CuT1ty 10 10 approved by the Trustee.
HANNIBAL FORBf:S, Trustee.
WHEELING, W. Va, Sept Is, 1879. sells
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LADIES and children's merino under.
wear at ENsHEIMER BRos.
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Thirty styles of Linen Collars only 10
cents, at SPEYER Bros.
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HAVE you seen the 81 cashmere at
!. blum Il Bros.
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CouNTERFEErs of five dollar notes Of
the First National Bank of Aurora, Ind,
are in circulation.
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If you wish to sec handsome and cheap
cloaks, call at EMsHEtMER Bros.
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Gte9ttteufqet1eer.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10, 1875.
New Advertisements.
Wuntcd-situation.


Wanted-Situation.
Wantcd-rartner.
Gold and Silver SpeCtucles - Louis
Dechert.
Fall and Winter Goods. II. Stall.
man 4 Co.
ChNirs-NIorehead 4 Co.
ClOaks - Emsheimer Bros.-head OF
local.
State Of West Virginia.
Sale Of Household Furniture.
Watches, &c.-head Of local.
Stray llOrsc-heNd Of local.
THERMOMETER RECoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
rs observed at Silvcy's drug store, corner
opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
'4;I ~ q 'E q 7E%
Nor to he sneezed at-the epizoot.
TRAMrs are again too numerous for
comfort.
TnE Board Of Education will meet on
Thursday evening next.
CouNTERFEITs OF five dollar notes Of
the First National Bank Of Aurora, Ind,
are in circulation.
NoTARY pUDLiC.-William II. Peck,
OF Logan county, was yesterday appoint.
ed Notary Public by the Governor.
IN view Of the fall shopping, the TEN.
pcrance girls are playing on their pianos
"Father, bring home your money to.
night"
Now comes on the season Of spelling
matches again. Shall We have any more
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Superintendent Winder reported
monthly bills Of the Fire Department, as
fnllnwat
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If you want trimmed hat or bonnet,
go to SrEYER Bros.
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HAVE YOU seen the 81 25 Black silk
at BLUMs?
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TnE Board Of Education will meet on
Thursday evening next.
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Nor to be sneezed at-the epizoot.
TRAMrs are again too numerous for
comfort.
, 1875-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS,


1a4s uay tn laasacAuaotts' April 8.
The name Of tho cspa ut tho mouth Of the
columbia niqer has been changed, by orday Of
nep. Howard. from Cape disappointment to
Tape Hancock. Tho fort 10 acaigaa.ed as Fort
canby by tho Secretary al War.
Tho now postal-caras will bo unllko thoss now
~ ose. Tho color vill be violet-blus. Tho bor-
ues. anu all directions sa to where aud how to
snte hhmo and address, will bo dispensed
nI.n. = !, monogram, formed Of tue letters ~.
~, Hns 10 printed On the cardi In blaok lux. Tha
~,o,, 1T ~ 9n the upper laft-hand corner, sc1oss
sienst4e'1 ~'1 20 tho wotda "Poatsl Card.n The
hanIoI5Li1esty, hannIn.c 5i1esty,. with her lu1nriant trcuscB
s1'tk"s aoHn her back, aud coptasd by q cap-
sss,,s sae,a' tne lover loft-hand cornor. The new
us st ~! be idtatcx! tu tizc with lin nii anna.
os April. sA e'u'sfs ABOUT tho 'ataaio
N our notlca Of tho caao Of punuos.tl an ,nen3,
-. 90 sainat'on SohAecsed with ti,s drntbsnf I'm
Wse o. eeote ". Goodwin, WoaE h,fe.a tsst ~
sated that tho deceased had ptnrio,,S1v r,ss5
tAas sue Was to 20 iulo trauco cuntion sni ~.
nsin 70 for fourseen usyp. MF, GoodsIn .fcr.nx
W taas tie statement IL correct oxcant III ~
Eartlculaf uuml,er of days wux dsai"ns{na NJ
GOODWIN waa buried two weeks a"n tn'"s, a.'s' I
composition having enausd NA,eG rendered Il
IMPOSSIBLE to longer keap tho reIusins. Thia
stats1aeat should hare aprsarod last Enst hnt at
- scotdsntally arRitts1-Ya1kJon Vale,ti,,
, 1875-03-04
CHICAGO.
THE MlsHAPs OF A cfNcfNNATlAN.

THE MisHAPS OF A ctNctNNATlAN.
BEial1LE COURSE or THE INJURED HUSBAND.
It ID q talo Of love, Of cares, OF slonn,, Of
ragged edges, Of au1icry. and Of sscppug
down and out. Tho dramais persoup s!o all
from Cinclnnsti, and thero also wero laid tin
opening econes. but the climax and denduement
OF the plot had for their stage Of action tisis
grost metropolis Of The West. which IL our prile
and others envy. Fur convenience of f.'uAignatton
We shall STYLE hes Fatima, aud slo WA ~ raro
and beautiful aowor A. 1t ~ possible ior l.er
natal soiI to produce. Yho atssbllArious rcrlho
who u4kettcd that *!leu CinciDt,Itl ahu-baby IL
bofn they put sureingle about ita feet u rrc-
vent them from snrcs'ling. should have seou tho
aa.y sas.eFs sl Estma A. so b9on4el Into
s''d allod for recognition. TIC arcl VI l,or Ioay
lips was like tue bow 0f C'lntd aud did ~ great
execution. Tho ttosass of her Aair we1o the
boS.ssr'aas Of tho eoloats.t archer. aud s!le
B1ances OF her oyea Lis arrows. lranHaxlng the
haRttA that caMo Uittlln tho fatal satsgo Fatinla
Was lady of elegant tastca. W!Iou thu a1,-
proaching. May tompoEs tho as1crtt.es Of Apa!
with her faroruuufn3 b1a"lnsss, and whom, ~
Lowell boautifullY a1piessea IL
Fsels nj inpulss within to SOAR aal tuYay
That clt,nbs to lsfa III leaf and i1ow's--
no ono would moro promptly aud fully respond
xhst time tho birds began to sing A,.a thu nw-
CHI begin TO blow. her stately fosu, would ais.
play al tla huhchlnBs hnd hMocIlluIR, atII lntrl-
cacles OF fold, plait. and rufito that mako ~
spsln8 toiiottn. Loyos" OF bunlss,4 and little
slegancIea OF neck EbEniture and lersauai loco.
Estioa were with lar tlno saoscscancs Of NJ .aa-
ttetic culturo WhicL was abovv bortiId earCa; tbs
dIscaruluH soaier will iafar from tnis that Fat,ma
WIS
aArlEn ExPxNslvE SOCIAL ORNAMENT.
She was: 1t WAS frequently w remarked by tho
old Gell:lonan whom PIovidcace l,4d rruyido3
!n oIdsr ~ meet her bll9. lila cog.tation on tho
auplect 'c1 htEu to the conclusion that it would
10 good thing II this reBplendnt.t iowur of
tasto aud boauty wcrs tsxnsplahtsa to tbs eon-
sorVstory OF somo Que more ready to bsar tho ex-
ponse Of Ito ulalutauanee thau be was. 4 Xcutia-
man Whos9 lcatures, ssan through tie hAlo OF tts
, 1875-03-04
truth and veFhcisy vas bad, aud they would nos
bciinyo him Under oath.

truth and veracisy vas bad, and they rosll oo&
bc1iovo him ,tnder oalls.
At tlhis pofst about dozen ist.ess wars faen-
tilted md introduced as ovdonce By the plaintiff
to show that wliIo tho defendant wss nartnr
,tp lnxo colrcsp0nlonos with nnother young
ia'!y. Ti!cao 1ctterR wore written 10 1870 by the
defendant to one alisH Salfo Anderson and yero
III their untnro lovo-fetters teomng with loYs
ep'thes" and roasical quotations.
THE ltAtsTiFF RECALLED.
.alss Mann. tho plaintiff, wad then recalled
nna nna g%o1T: t@o,' ~. ~ toll Dare was pregnant
to'd I'm intended going into =
ftol,se of t1-fanie, and that I was horn n Ioosn
woman. / noTor told him that il tho children
had ayplilts must iRss caught |. from Morgan,
never told blackburn intended to sue a. &
.,ety .n,onStey. aiu hos nndertt"nd 1t wns = condt-
ttpna! enEaEemont, but positive ono. never
told blackburn, that Levi Mann had eyeE had
ihtercotrHe with ME. l noyor had nnr cnpvcr-
fa.ion With defendant looking toward breaking
OF the engagement. neyer released lin If,
March, 1871, from thu engagement. lie told mo be
would arrange his business, marry INC, and I'd
e:o.lher had aoducod mo. Hover toja Bill
Hunter he was tho onls witness feared"
At this point tho plaintiff rested ler caae, TO-
tesvtnE the right to examfuo DR.. Tenhtook md
H. n. bellop when ties might arrive. 4 hatch
ol att'davta wero first introduced by tue oFoul-
~. tfotn pers,n rurrorttng to bo neiglbofs Of
Morsa1t, IN Mirsour, 10 tho effect that t1leS
world ho1lovc him under oati,. col. Morrison.
Milton Snyo. and JOHN Dis:ril1o wvro nut upon
tho stand. and hwnre to tho aapr, j. 4, lie.
Owen would mliere 5. ". 1Iu,ttr On oath. d.
u. Elliott and Arson Gillespie sworo to tla
same.
Court adjourned TIL oo'cloct Tomorrow morn
, 1875-03-04
Dir. Schcncll's Standard Iecnccic


Dir. Schenclz's Standard IecmcdicG.
This uandar remedies for ali dl.sssss Of tho unx, ars
schenck's Puluoalo Syrup. 'ehencks 6ca wosd T.uc.
md schsheks 3fhndrako rs And II takcn bo3,ra tbs
lungs aro Destroyed 4 speedJ eure Is effected.
To these three medicines Or. J. Il. Hrcuck Of pA,la.
depbia. his unralicd success ID tho treatment ot
pulmonary diseases.
Tbs pan,onlc syrup npens ths morbid matter In III,
lunEs: nature throws oil bJ N cay far
whom the phlesu matter ~ rioe flight cough Will
t.ru~ o. the patient has ros and tho lungs begin to
ho4l.
IN onsb1o tho Pu1nonIc Syrup ,o do ta,s scbeack,
Mandrake Fills aai schehcks Ssa Weed Tua!c mus bs
stcelJ used 10 ceaasa tho stnach and Mrcr. Socnct4
Mandssko Pills act tho liver, rsno.lar all obstruc.
t'ns foAr ths gall bladder, tho bio stasts fsee1S and
Tho liver Il rplLesnd.
Schenoks Sca Weed Tonic Il 4 gentle sttmu1ant and
Asrat1ss tho alfal of which Ii compared saxst with
ths tood and prevents sousnx. II Alsts tho br
tonfnc up the stofusch to healthy csndon. that thu
food and hs Punonie Syrup xi nla.s good blood tasu
tho lungs hra and Tho patient will aue1y got vol 1t care
IL taken 10 prcrsas fresh cold.
All who wish to consult Or. Sehsnck, either personally
ar 6S lsser do At his principal nro, cosner Of
Sixth and Areh.siA. Philadelphia. srcr5 Monday.
hchcnckH medicines 1ot by all dsuselsts :t.ouEh.
out Ito county,.