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THE B0WEH.EAGtE SUITS,

NEW fonS. Dec. 30.~-Appea:ion was granted
to-day by Judge ,lcCue in tho Brooklyn City
Court for :no appointment OF reloree to take
the evidence Of Theo1ore Ii1ton In tho other
sttt for $l01,0y0 damages brought by ueurY
c. Doweu against tie brooklyn Eagle.
, 1875-12-31

"wE'yE NOTHING FaR TOT, s1H,"

WE'VE SoTItfSu FOR TOT, s1H.
To tie Edicr af Ths tHtcaeo Tr1tuae:
The above Is tho ateseotyred nnswer Of plenty
Of our busineFs men when they krs applied to
for money in aid Of come charitable object. So
ncensant1y nre they solicited, TINT they become
inpatient, and nre tompted to give sharp mud
haaty answer to tho applicant, without taking
tho trouble to cons'dor, or 10 mako any inquiry.
Now, wbilo can fully sympathizo With mau in
tho annoyance llo suffers from thts eonrco, vet
l must bc allowed to tut in q ploa for
the cause Of charity; md as, at this
eeason especially, sucn calls arc
likely to bo more numerous thAn ever will
ventura to mako one or two suggestions. which
mar serve at once to aid that cause and to TO-
leye the individual applied to.
= So long ~ tha world shall last. thero will 10
disease, and poverty. and accldonts; md. unless
nc proposc to relapse into Hofse Than Pagan in
humanity aud basbarism. we must lay ourselves
out to do our part towards tho auelioration Of
these evils. It Ia q necessity that IL laid upon
us and 1t only re1nninH for lib to iueet cur ob-
gationH in tlis direction gracefully and canHcsel
tlouBly.
Tho necessity being assumed, tler,, let The
business nnu remember TINT tllo causo reqult-
ing relief has to be presented by soma one, and
also that tho duty Of presenting it is. as a rule.
4 vcry ungracioua and unpleasant one,-one
which nnno but tho professional begyar would
WY nhhAe4y AtiNE4t1hVs A1of LHcls up9u HQUfH
may deSolyc tho task Of pleading In this wav
for suffering humanity, should At least
DO mot plth courtesy. Tic ought, himself.
TO be person Of gentlemnnly instincts, and ono
who knows whom and how to arrroach man OF
business upon such Hnbiact. In this caso, he
will avoid offonBiyo importantly. which atone
can justify, n, tho part Of the pereon applied
to, manifestation Of irritable feeling. Tho
suggestions which would make, then, are es
follows:
Ftrst- Whcro an application for aid ia made
to q business lonse, let it be tho duty OF oue
member uf tho iirn or Of 4 compstent empoyo
ao!o2tsd for tue purpose to attend to 4.chari-
ties; !" mud that, not aa means hy which the
responsibility OF general No - may be shifted
from tho shoulders Of tue priAcipaIs but in
order that, wlIero. III addition to tito willing
mind, there Ia also any measuro Of ability To
give, proper Discrimination may be exercised,
S'cond-Whero circumstances make it t,a1tlcu-
ilrly tncouvenient to give attention to an appeal
Of tho kind, just at that time, lot tho applicant
and call again for ret ly.
Ihird-Whera it Is poasblo, lot cyery one be
llo merchant, lawyer, Or what not, appropriate
certain amount, OF q cortaiu PORTION OF liA
gains, to objects OF charity and lot him ill.,
form himself ~ to the principal aud generally
recognlzaa institutions which hsye . special
Claim upon the public; aut let those atand 1T
tho head Of his list III tho scale Of ls appropria-
tlon to benavofant objects.
Aly flnal suggestion IL that, tor such IN ap-
preparation, there eau bo no better tima than
tho Now Year. X.
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To he Editor IT Ths tHis1cn irlounr;
CHicAGo, Dec. 31.-Ed Philips, Astessor Of
Sonth Chicago Aeeu,s 10 b!ame the Board Of
Town Auditors for tho appointment OF hiH in.
competent deputy AssessoIs. Sec. 73 Chap.
I'D, Of tho Koyiscd StatuteA Of 1874. provides !:
II any Astrt,rr far any Cause whatever. shall IL
unable " 1srofn the dutrss required Of him within
The time FcIhfc fY a~. he naY ~ aud with the at-
vice aud cnnacnt Of tic Town Auditors, appoint or
trc kutbla rersons IL deputiea 10 Assht HIN
IN making the assessment, etc.
The truth Is, none were appointed OF approved
except OIL his recommendation. and tho Town
board cannot properly bc blamed 10. anyshln
uoFbo slan conhnnt.ug to his improper appo,ut-
tnenta. PAiFllt's i. III tho sanle POSITION Mayor
Covin would bo II i,o should appoint Mike Nc
Dohald City Marshal, and grumhls Afterwards bc-
causo the Council cuI.souted to il. JosEpu
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To ths Editor Of The thleu3p tribune:
Cn1cAdo, Dec. 31.-I am mercbant.tailor on
State street. would sell my stock, fixtures,
etc, for $1,000. but am assesHed by alr. Phillips
on s., 500. NON. Mr. Editor. what looks strange
to me H. that tho saats-Ztitung nover has word
to ray agnins. shoso towu-rnhtera. tIt Ind al
article yesterday on tho sub]oct Of high taxes.
-ED.]
am constant RAIDER Of tho .Tu1ts- Eeltun7,
but ncycr get have found wo.d against Evans.
phtllirH d Company In thst shcct. Why not,
Mr. Hcaing?
AN ISD1aNAxT 0EEMAN MERcHANr.TAILon.
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To ths Estltar IF 7At Chicago 7+Ituu4:
CHICAGO, Dec. 10.--I thought TUE Ta,ausE
Was for exposing all rascA,!ty. How about the
roturns Of ths Flint Precinct OF The First Ward
1t tho late election? Where tho Judges moo
rhyses. might entertain a different opinion
from Whist now do. Wore to 70 10 tho polls
there aud not Hee those same three faces ~
Judges I should think that ! was in strange
p!scs. They arc In every seuHe Of tho word
professionals. THEY did not fail to have tho
yotas canvassed 1t tho bogus charter elootiop,
nor 1t ANY other. Why has the ptepa remained
silent OH this matter Why has not ths Grand
Jury taken action Where woro the roll-bnoks
kept after tho slaction Why were lha voteB
not canvasscd? Experience has taught these
men their duty. No mon In Tho city knew
Il batter. Tley asc men OF !etsnro Tho
distance to tho County Clerk,s office waa very
short. liluy had tho samo box tlay had II tha
bogus election, but not tho sans that thsy had
II t[e losing election. Arc thcr0 any differ
ences IN onr election boxes3 Why Has It uoc-
cssasy 10 get q ner box before tho votes could
10 returned3 Murder will out when people least
expect 1t. As the solurnH could mako no dl1er-
enco tn the tanal result, Why were thay kept
ssnt for?
Tho probing of this apparently very inuocen.
neglect to Fond 10 Lscbs Office tho fetu.pa Of
tho First Precinct OF tho First War. vii! 10 moro
toward unlocking the mysterious conduct ut our
elsdtIon than ANYTHING that has takon place yst.
No ora Of those three men can plead Tho baby
Ar& EAck OF Them klGW vel! what 4o Wa4 about
aud eaoh knew too much under the olrcun,.
stsnces, to sand that Particular box 10 Lioi}s Of
ice. 1t Ia important that this matter be pT1had
to the botton,. Either Of those 1utgos upon
t!is confessional would bo Of great asFyes 10 lhs
tttsiyauA' sst,iatjon suut,.
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Our small tradesu,on and mnn trying hard Ia get
hvfng atnl "'ne'E, ahead ont OF some srna;
Hn'e "r msnufeeiory, are almuht nnivo1rnlIy
~tonYci. H. i, II,
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HSl1lIlbG [5|IS7TllI1a

II! hoatA u1~EA-st,, ua'cga. Iuu uluaI inalluuon In
fhs unlse hsatss nla1t*F4 s1p.s.is for ths Ut
FriSAto Clfou!c, aud HpselaI DiseA*ea Ut Eu Ae1es
ata! VI s'ninppeut Professors IN ateaIauSs. Ca.
tHtatton personally Or by lytiuf free.
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With its wealth Of Costumes, Scenery, and
hrnor, its Cavalcade of Living Animals, and
Brilliant Olto Of Speciality Artists, including
the darottas. Young Apollo, The Milton Jas.
pers, very popular Waltors and Morton.
. Two Grand Performance New Years DAY Il raep.
lar prt e., =
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..,...... ADJUSTMENTS.
H00LEY'S THEATRE.
Y1e Kellogg Grand English Opera Company

=. ' :" ' FFs5Sf D1feFtof 0f Fh4t ffhH~nFd 0FE1nIza
uon' hAa shn honor to nnnounce tho following
Brilliant Repertoire
! or tho lir:f seasan in Chicago: Monday evening
LOGO In her Ereat Tota Of A1tLlSE. Tuesday "Titi
MoHE nF Castillo" tdebnt of MISS MONTAGUE
Wednesd,y, "M1uSON" tKELLOGH>. ThursaaT
"Th0vA1.>KE IVAN zANDT} Friday, "FTI
DIAVoLD" IL ELID0ui. Grand KELt.Oda MATT.
NEE. Saturday, "MTnNoS." Saturday evening
" MAHfTANA" WAN ZASDT1.
na!o III heatA commences on ThursAay morning.
i,te ~ u tho 1lox Once Of tho Theatre, ReservsJ
seats -; general admission, fso: Gallery, rs cents.
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no Ehnulne grievance except to sthyo oil pay
mont Of taxlH ~ long Rs possible.
IN CONVENTION ASSEMBLED.
number OF Wea: 9do taxpayers hold m p-
foEmal meeting ~ No. "a Wost Randolph street
last evening, for the puspoaa OF taking concerted
aetlon ~ reE*Fd to the unjust sussssnlenta OH
persoual property. The n,eetipg was presided
over by MF. Edward Jacob, and Mr. John N.
1'urkla1dt Rctcl aa Secretary. Thu Chairman
stated that this meeting was only for tho pur-
pose o. obta;nng .ho s'Enst!tss Of West hlle
for tho purpose Of engaging lawyers, alid having
tho assessments ooptGstal in tho uonrts About
seYonty. persona signod their nasnos. Ms. j. U.
klon thou introduced tho folio duK resolution,
Which waa unanimously adoptads
LtsaEved That Il II tbs Intention Of this meeting 10
unite our fe!aw:citiscus of the Weat Division Who
Ssssss .ss !: :n :aa
lishoncst aud Il II tho sentiment Of tic needing ths
legal steps 10 sken to tbs West Town Collector
from collecting said tax BY Injunction. by unite.
apptcsion 70 uaF uoxt Legislature for sn-udinsn 10
all 4cs htratotote lasaGl md substitute for the aa1uo
bylaws that will not bear 40 lncqu!tsby the peols
There wero no speenlses mluo, and tho ncot.
Ing adjourned until TucsdaJ evening.
W4ere paltieh had
SUFFERED ACTUAL 1sJusr1ok
md hardship they preferred to light their own
cahes in tho courts, - In tho iastanca Of Meaxrs,
llirsut d AaratneF, No. G4U Vest Madison straet.
Ileae Rentle1nan have grocery stpra. Last
May tho Assessor osne to them aud looked case-
!ul'y over teiF a stock, which xas very small Al
chase plioe--]l. .oo0. Tho ASSESSOR thought ths
was very fAr. valuation. as sLoY had
coffec then III stock. However, tnsls.l
of putting down the trim At <l,o00 Which
they arc w1llnB to swear u moro than their
stock would have brought 1t Al aotual salo. tic
Assessor plaoed 1t At u. $50, to which tbs atato
Hoard Vt EquAllaasian AAa added 81 per cent
making noatly $500. Tho Atm IL perfectly
wlaling 10 pay tho amount OF thar sax on 81 900
with tho add1ttun Of the 81 pes csnt btAta yslua-
siou, wl!oh they hold IL illegal, but
THEY WILL NOT rAY
on tho balance. aud Of oou1Be will invoke the
aid of ths lsw III oEdoE to sesiY1 tia illegal do
&naild.
tho ncxs case ia that Of ! carriage 1epstf shon
ownoF on SOUTH Jefferson street. Ills tools he
valued u sa10; yot tho Assessor Increased It 10
$3.50, aud the HtAte made it over &B0Q. lie will
light the assessment. Thera a1o largo mum.
bog Of JUST suca canes which will turn up iu tho
gpuytA.
Auolher case 10 pout IL that hIr. G. Bona, who
doea buanesa II No. 93}4 West AAdisoa at7sst.
Last year h.l persousl property assessment wAs
e31D, and his tG1 upon that <3.AU. This ys.r,
With no greater stotk. oh a4nd than last ysss Ls
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ing and operating street railway
within the corporate limits OF the city Tor
the space of fifteen years, provided that
said company's road should be built,
within two years, down Jacob to old loth
street. This is the most desirable line
that can be built through the territory
of the Eighth ward; but eight years have
already passeI and the road Is not built,
and now comes the Benwood extension
hse company, and propose to build u
road up Water street, passing the River
side Blast Furnace and Washington MILE
and run thereon dummy engines. 10
this the citizens of the Eighth waru
would most respectfully but deGideuiy
object. Under the original ordinance
the Eighth ward was put in direct con
necfio6 with the northern parts OF the
citv. but by the new plan, citizens OF this
ward who wish to go out OF Its bounds
must DAY two car tares-one to the
aDumrnv" line, for taking them to the
southern terminus Of the citizens rail-
way, and the other to the latter. Tins Is
unfair.
Again. we object to "street
railway, or the dummy en-
gines, which are to run upon
it. and be- used to transfer pig iron from
a mans furnace to his rolling MILL and
furthermore we object from the principle
of the thing, to having dummies run IN
our ward.
Our City Council short time ago
adopted u resolution requiring the Citl-
zcns' Street Railroad Company TO COM
plete their line down to Forty-titth street.
Let this be done, and when the
Bellaire road j, built up to the
middle ferry to connect with It,
as we understand from Bellaire friends,
that this road will be in operation by the
month of July.
Inasmuch rs the citizens OF the Sth
ward have been imposed upon, aud treat
ed in bad faith by the Citizens Street
Railway Company, we have every reason
To have no faith whatever in any prom
ise by the Benwood Extension Company,
As to communication tickets or single fare.
We. the citizens Of the Sth ward are IN
favor ofany and all street railways or
railroads, that may be proposed to be
built to Wheeling, but we will, lndIyldu
ally and collectively, to the extent OF our
power, oppose the running OF dummy
engines upon our streets.
Let us have the Citizens Railway
completed TO 45th street; the Benwood
Extension and the Bellaire Street Rail
way both meet them there.
We would appeal to every citizen OF
the city if this is more than Just dues,
MS We have now teen taken in Us n part
of Wheeling, and will expect all con-
tracts heretofore made to be fulfilled to
the letter. EIGHTH ARD.
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JUDGE KELLEYs Reconstruction" is
regarded as a very significant circum-
stance. He was one of the most blatant
of Radical Congressman, an extreme ad-
ministration man, and a most earnest adj
vocate Of the force bill, yet one short
trip to the South has changed him in toto.
Abiding to the colored Lieutenant
Governor Of South Carolina, he says:
ITO see that man in that office, when L
remember when he was discharged from
city restaurant in Philadelphia for
stealing was very hard, To see him IN
his ruffles and his diamonds, swelling
around in Columbia, was a melancholy
sight
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p. LoECHER:
DEALER IN
Books and School Materials.

A full assortment OF Toys, Base Balls,
CroquetS, Guns, RevolvcrS and Ammuni-
ton, Pocket Cutlery Scissors. Razors. Cutie
ry, Mathematical Instruments, largest and
best assortment Of SpcctaclcS. opera and
Field Glasses, Telescopes. Microscopes.
ChronometerS. Hydromr-
tiers, SaccharometerS, &c, NiolinS. French
and German Accordions, Harmonious,
Children's Carriages, Wagons, &c, &c.
Moved 10 ll0j Main street. known as ],
place. The public is respect
fully Invited 10 call and see for itself.
apiece
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FOR SALE.
ERR SALE
TRUSTEES SALE.


DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
d made to me as Trustee, by James NJ.
Raird and Wife, bearing date the I'D day OF
October, 1873, and recorded In book ., fOlio
1928, in the Clerks office OF the county
Court of Ohio county, West Va, VIII, on
Saturday the 2ftn day OF April, 1879,
commencing at 10 o'clock \. NJ, at the
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, in the City of Wheeling, west Na2
sell at public auction the following real
estate, viz: The north half of lot number
1927 ninety-two, situate on the east size OF
Market street, and on the south side OF
alley No. 6, between Ninth aud Tenth
streets, in the City of Wheeling, West Va.
Said property will be offered altogether
and in two parcels. The first parcel Is the
west end OF said malt lot, having 'front.'
age on Market street OF about 81 leel ana D
inches, and extending back about y feet,
to the west wall OF the new dwelling
house. Upon this parcel is erected three
story brick dwelling house, now occupied
by tenants and yielding rent OF Ssh per
amman.
The second parcel is the east end of said
half of lot, and fronts 62 feet on alley No. D.,
and about 80 feet on alley &. Upon tins par
eel is erected dwelling house and carpen
ter shop, which would probably rent for
Sl75 per annum.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third the purchase
money in cash, or as much more as TN"
purchaser may elect, and the balance up
on "A credit OF six and twelve months. the
purchaser giving notes with security,
bearing interest, for the deferred pay
ments, and the title TO be retained untll
the purchase money IS all paid.
GEO. f.. BOYD, Trustee.
J. CHAMBERS HERNEI, Auctioneer
E The sale of the above property Is post
poned until Thursday, May 18th, 1910, al ~
y GEO. f. BOYD, Trustee.
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VECE.TI

Strikes at the root Of disease by purifying
The blood. +, storing the liver and kidneys
TO healthy $ctiOn, invigOrating the nerV-
Gus system.
YEGETINE
Is not a vile, nauSeouS compound, which
pleasant remedy which is sure to purify
the blood and thereby restore The health
NEGETINE
is now prescribed in cases of Scrofula ana
other diseases Of the blood, by many OF
the best physicians. owing to its great sue
cess in curing all diseases of this nature.
VEGETISE
Does not deceive iuvalidS into false hopes
by purging and creating a fictitious APP
petite, but assists nature In clearing and
purifying the whole system, leading the
patient gradually 10 perfect health.
VEGETINE
Was looked upon rs an experiment for
some time by some of our best physicians,
but those most iUcrCdulOuS In regard TO
its merit are now its most ardent friends
and supporters.
vEGETINE
Instead of being putied-up medicine
has worked its way up 10 its present as
touishiEg success by actual merit in cur
ing all diseases OF tho blood, of whatever
nature. -
Says Boston physician, has no equal as
a blood purifier. Hearing of its many
wonderful cures. after all other remedies
had failed, | visited the laboratory aud
convinced myself of its genuine merit. II
is prepared from banks, roots and herbs,
cacn of which is highly effective, and
they are compounded in such manner
as To produce astonishing Results"
VEGETINE
Is acknowledged and recommended by
physicians and apothccaricS 10 bc the best
purifier and cleanser OF the blood yet dis
covered, and thousands speak in its praise
who have been restored TO health.
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PRO OF.
WHAT IS NEEDED.
Fob IL lS-l

BOSION, FtD. 70, M.
MIR. II. Il. STEVENS:
Dear SiT-Ab bout one year since | tOunN
myself in feeble condition from general
debility. NEGFrINE was strongly recon-
mcnded 10 me by friend who had been
much benefited by its use. | procured
the article, and after using Ssvera! bottles,
was restored To health and discontinued
its use. feel quite confident that there is
no medicine superior To- IL for those COM
plants tor which ii is especially prepared,
and would cheeriully recommend it 10
those >gho fccl that they need something
10 restore them to perfect health.
Respectfully yours.
L. l.. PErTiNGILL.
Firm OF =. NJ. Pcttingill Il Co., 10 State ST.,
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NAUER-Monday, May 3rd, 1875,
PETER IL AsENAUER, aged Dc years.
The funeral will take place this Wednes-
day afternoon, at , o'clock, from his late
residence. y. lis, 18th street. Friends of the
family are invited 10 attend. lnterment
at the old Catholic cemetery.
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Feel Myself q New Man.

NArlCH, Mass. June |, 1872.
Mr.. IL. Il. SrEN EMS:
Dear Sir-Through the advice and earn
est pCrSuaSiou of Rev. +. =. Best. OF this
place, | have been taking NEGETINE TOR
dyspepsia, OF which | have suffered for
have used only two bottles and already
feel myself new man. respectfully,
DIR. J. ". CARTER.
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Citizens o the Eight Ward W.. street
Railways.
-. n al 1C-E
WHEELING. Nav

Editors of the Register:
We would request the privilege Of
making public through your columns =
complaint against the proposed new
.street railway" from Wheeling to Ben
wood and the dummy engines they
propose to run thereon.
The citizens of the Sth ward were well
plessed and, indeed, had cause to con-
gratslate themselves, when, in 1867, the
IIty Council granted to the Citizens
street Railway Company the exclusive
right and privilege Of build
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The WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed III
dress one year for 500. Valuable preml-
ums to cIuv agents and 10 subscribers.
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C1NCrNNArI. Noy. %. lS12.

Mr.. IL. X. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-The two bottles Of NEGETlNE
furnished me by your agent, my wife has
used with great benefit.
For a long time she has been troubled
with dizziness aud cOStiveneSS; these
troubles are now entirely removed 10y the
us" of Ncsctinc.
She was also troubled with Dyspepsia
and General Debility; and has been great
ly benefited. THOS. GILMORE,
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Report from a Pract cal Chemist and
ApOth cCarN.

HO~TVN, jan. 7, TNIl.
Dear Sir>ThiS is 10 certify that have
sold AT retail l54l, dozen 1852 bottles of
your NEGETINE since April ~ 1870 and can
truly say that il has given the best salts
faction OF any remedy for the complaints
for which il is recommended. that | ever
sold Scarcely n day passes without some
of nv customers teStifying TO its merits on
themselves or their friends. | am perfect
IN connizant of several cases of SJrOtulDu
TumOrS being cured by NEGETINE alone
in this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours,
Al GILMAN, los Broadway.
To- II. X. STEVENS, Esq.
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\. J, LYDAS NEW DRUG store,

NJ }, DH NEW UhUG , UhC,
On THE ISLAND, no. 81. ZANE ST
" The subscriber has now received and
opened for sale his entirely new stock oI
goods, purchased In the eastern markets.
and is fully prepared 10 meet the wants OF
DrusS and NrdicinrS Toilet Goods and
Notions, such aS tomhS, Brushes Of all
kinds, Soaps, Prr;umcry, Pocket Books,
Patent Medicine Fin" Writing Papers,
Envelopes and other Stationary. Cigars.
Pure Liquors tor medicinal purposes, Car
bon OIL, keystone Burning Fluid, Paints,
Oils etc, etc.
In addition to his personal attention to
the business. he has IN his employ Mr.
VIM. J. S:opcr. graduate OF the PM .adrl-
pGu, Col, :, OF Pharmacy. whr has had
over tiy" years experience in the cites Of
Harrisburg and Philadelphia. in the pre-
Scgptipu i..>.UcSS.
Prescriptions filled at all houlS. cay or
nisht,a lilerai palronagn is Solici ed. Gail
and examine the New Stock.
Il A.. LYDIA.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

IA STORE ROOM, DWELLING AND
f@S Hall, west side of Market, between
-Ska- 18th and 10Th streets, in BeCk :
Block Also room at present occupied by
q. a. Wickham as an auction mouse;
Enquire OF ANION NE MANN
innlR
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FOR RENT.

TIME STORE ROOM AND DWELLING
lately occupied by Adam Rehbein,
deceased, situated on Main street, No: '5i'
AnnIy TO JOHN SALADE,
o,tJsH No. II Market alley
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Forty wears has tested the value OF
DIR, A. =. TOdd's Anti-Biilious ana
Liver Pills;

Forty years has tested the value oil
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