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HICHMoND, FRED'G s. POTOMAC II. r. CO.,1
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. !
RICHMOND. January 3, 1862
CfCIIEDIII L or TRAINC L------------

RICHMOND, FRED'G s. POTOMAC II. r. CO.,i
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND. January 3, lS76.3
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. s-. st.
1885 ?. II. leaves Ryrd-Street station daily, con-
Meeting with the Balt' more and Ohio
railroad and the Baltimore and
Potomac raNroai at Washington /.
. .-".w THROUGH .sLEEPER FROM WASH
.-. ISGToS TO NEW YORK. -
1000 I. VI. leaves ,,yru-sreet station Sundays
excepted, connecting II Washington
with the baltimore and Potomac aud
Baltimore and Ohio railroads. r.
sos z. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
...- Hanover Junction. leaves Broad.StTee
station Sundays exCeIfed).r as. 81.
5 A. ii. arrives ut Syrd-street station lMons
days excepted.
100 =. NJ. arrives at u, rd-Stroet station daily.
S:37 a. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS DRAIN arrives
at Broad-Street station t3undays ex-
captctE. 'a f.".. --t s'"& t
PuriOr-cars duy trains. .-s..r ua8 tt4s.*a
Pullman Sleepers on night trains. .,. /. "a
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad Street station
on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, an SATURDAY
NIGHTS fol- all points North and West. and ar.
rive on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY
MORNINGS. ConsIgnees Of live stock and perish
able articles, upon giving notice ut depot, can OBJ
tain freight at Bouton on preceding evening. ? 4
Througi bills OF ladlng and rates given to q
pfA'''p' - f'' ''-'' 49, FIT. D, MYERS,
Genera. Superintendent
C. A. 3sYLOR,
ja4 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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DEATH OF THE Rev. JABEz BURNs.- London,
February 1.-Tbe well.known Methodist
divine, Rev. JabeZ Burns, is dead.
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.
TEN YEARS AGO

Ten YEARS AGO
MEssRs. GEORGE p. RowELL & co.
established their
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NEW YORK CITY.
Five years ago they absorbed the busiucss cou-
Quoted by Mr.. JoHS HOOPER, who was the hrst to
go into this kind Of enterprise. Now they have the
satisfaction of controlling the most extensive and
complete advertising connection which his ever
been secured and one which would be hardly pos
sbc In any other country but this. They have sue
ceeded in working down complex business into SO
thoroughly systematic method that no change In
the newspaper system OF America can escape
ib. INF
to interesting advertisers Is placed readily at the
disposal Of the publc.-Eep York Times, June IA
1875 dc 29-2m
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brSues OF ~ S.,y yy.,n

rt,s - >'"!ed IL political circles that one Of
ON. ','S papers III Washington is to come
rl,,,.,, 'ne organ Of Mr.. Blaine for the pres-
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At MEADE Il BAKERS DRUGSTORE.

SEELEY'S ARp.RUBBER TRUsSEs-imperyiou
TO mosture-do not chafe, soil, or rub;
ABDOMINAL s UPPoRTERs-improp ed patterns;
ARCTIC LUNG-PRoTEcroRs, to cover the che s
and back;
GARRETr'S SELF-AeTfSG ELECTRIC DISKS. 70
the cure of nervousness, weak back, &C.;
CARBoLIc MOUTH WASH destroys the odor Of de-
cayed teeth and heals diseased gums;
sAPoSISE DENTIFRrCE whitens and preserves the
enamel of the teeth;
GUARASA POWDERS, for the cure of headache and
neuralgia - -a.-aa~. s--rre.~-
ENGLISH CHARCoAL-BIsCUIrs, fer dyspeptics.
All new and valuable pharmaceutical products 10 r
sale BY MEADE & BAKER,
jas Pharmacists, 9l9 Main street.
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .SsSFs
~ Mas COMPANY. e-xzsSsaso
FOR NEW YORK.


This company viii dispatch one OF their splenHa
steamers-OLD DOMINION, NYASOkE, ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, and GEORGE w. ELDER
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY al higb
water.
These ships are entirely new. and were baNt ex-
pressly for this roate.
They have splendid saloons state-e ons, and bath
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are aa-
Goods shipped by this ine are landed regularly
ut New York on the company's covered pier, 81
FreIghis for points beyGad New York forwaSds q
with dispatch. and no caarge nisce except asfua
expenses incurred.
For further Information apply TO -
GEORGE W. ALLEN u CO., AEelts,
my 10 office Company's Tfaryes. RocSelfs.
ILADELP HIA, RICH-<ogAXM
4 MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM ssksa2zs6
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHlAT W NJ a
WhEK.-Unl further notice the steamers OF TINS
line will leave Philadelphia every TUESLA1 aDg
SATURDAY, and Richmond every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY ~ a O'Clock. 80 49,
Freight taken at low rates for All paris 9i ScWs
Jcrseyp Pennsyly snia, aud Delaware, tor froy ,
derce md Bostep. Also, for Lj7errooi aah hait'
werp rid Red Star and Anne gtciA sc il1as,
and Siiis OF aiding signed thrang .,axf
2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM r. CLYDE Coz
mhl2 No, il South Wharyes, Philadeiphaas
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, February 2.-For the South
Atlantic and East Gulf States, high followed
by falling barometer, north to east winds,
continued cold and clear or partly cloudy
weather will prevail.
For the Middle and Eastern States, rising
barometer, northwesterly winds, diminishing
in force, decidedly cold and clear weather, fol-
lowed in the former by easterly winds, falling
barometer, and increasing cloudiness.
Cautiouary signals continue at Cape Hat
teras, Kitty Hawk, and from Cape May to
EaStpOrt,
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before the House Commit
tee OH Railroads.

WASHINGTON, February 2.-Mr. Storrs
appeared to-day before the House Commit
tee on Pacific Railroads in behalf OF the
Southern Pacific railrsad OF Caliornia, con-
tiring himself to the law points involved.
Colonel Scott said if the Southern Pacific
road would open the line between Fort
Yuma, San Gorgonia Pass, to the Texas and
Pacific, and let Congress control the rates on
that piece of road, the Texas and Pacific
would use it, and build no parallel line.
Mr. Huntington agreed 10 this, and said
be would do so on all the Southern Pacific
roads if allowed to build east to meet the
Texas Pacific.
Colonel Scott insisted that San Diego
should be the terminus Of his road, but Mr..
Huntington thought the open road-beds of
San Pedro quite sufficient, though he would
in time build to San Diego.
Mr.. Redfield, Of Arkansas, appeared on
behalf Of the Little Rock, Mississippi and
Texas railroad, asking that SeYenty.hre
miles should be included in the BILL.
Mr.. Fl. G. Morguand, OF New York, ap-
pearcd for the Sc. Louis, iron Mountain and
Sou hern railroad, and protested against the
proposed aid to the Memphis branch, stating
bis road was ready to carry to and from
Memphis al the most reasonable rates aid
furnish every facility.
The committee will hear no more oral ar
gumentS.
In pursuance of Representative Holiness
resolution the House Committee on Judi
cary met this morning to inquire whether
any acts had been committed TO affect the
charter Of the Texas and Pacific Railroad
Company, but nothing was done BY the
committee owing to the non arrival of Colo.
mel Morton from New York, who is expected
to-day
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COLD WEATHER IN kEsrUcKy--BoATs DAaAa

COLD WEATHER IN KENTUCKY--BoATs DAMAGED.
LOUISVILLE, February There has been
wonderful change III the weather here
since yesterday, the thermometer having
fallen forty degrees In twenty-four hours. A
terrible snow-storm, followed by the heaviest
gale W hich has been known on the river for
quarter Of century, occurred this after
noon and evening. Steamers on the rivers
at this point are detained In consequence,
and some were damaged. The steamer Van
Buskirk was cast upon the wharf and had q
wheel torn off. A dozen coa-barges and
floats, containing $4,000 bushels, have been
sunk tonight, and the indications are that
more will follow.
THE SNOW BLOCKADE.
SALT LAKE, February 1.-Advices this
morning from Green River are that the
Union Pacific blockade has been raised, and
that three engines with snow-ploughs had
arrived at that place. 1t is reported that there
Is another blockade between Bitter Greek
and Red Desert. A telegram from Wells,
Nevada. says the west. bound Central Pacific
train that left Ogden Sunday evening has not
arrived at that place. A snow-plough and
two engines are off the track fourteen miles
east of there, at Independence Springs. The
east-bound trains are at Exc. The railroad
officials are doing everything possible to clear
the road, and expect to get trains through
tonight. The weather is clear and calm.
AHARD FROST.
MEMPHIS, TENN, February IA storm
set in about 10 O'Clock this morning. The
mercury rapidly fell about twenty-five de.
grees. The ground is now frozen hard, and
the weather is the coolest Of The season. 1t
is believed this cold spell will prevent an
overflow, as the rise to-day is only three
inches.
TWELVE DEGREES BELOW ZsRo AT OMAHA.
OMAHA, February 1.-The weather the
last TWO days has been very cold. with gale
blowing constantly. The thermometer this
morning stood u degrees below zcro-thc
coolest of the season. No snow.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, dc.

WTATCIIES of best quality for Ia SsA
w dies and gentlemen; also. OPERA, e. 81
VEST. and CHATEL AINt CHAINS; quan. SsySa
titles of all kinds OF RINGS and BUTTONS 10 be
sold a. about hall the original cost. Come and see
for yourselves. Open until 7. NJ. ..s
S, a. WISSTOCk, Loan Office,
No II Fourteenth street,
dc18 under Exchange Hotel
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<ss CONTEMPORARIES.
nRAEGES-~Fierid snd yaleneia, vs.
" MALAGA GRAPES.
CALIFORNIA PEARS,
FINELEM0SSet. 81
Wholesale and retail, as

,s34FE4. n et.t4 go So1 Bread street.
GONE A,RUNNlNG.- Mlncas,
Y Meat, Yslriicis Oranges, Lemons, Breach ~
sorted Cantiies, Plain eandiea Unrra1ts, seedsess
R:jsins, Prize BnxeS. BIG H1raiixags Cofnopulss
Figs Nuts, assorsed--in fac every, hiog my liee
u be gwen away, Is hasp TOO much stcE sna soo
LITTLE MONEY. = hsssSs 1919 s.sss 5i
e ID % h 4e'sE - ~ f4tS aam -
-
RAILROAD ANDsTEAMB0ATW VOL ~
HI specially ct ste DIsPATcH SRlA ss s''5.
H0uSE
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rp0N WASHINGTON.
,,so y,pbiic Debt

c recepuaiOn .! me S' staes for S the the
r'n4.;S O" or! January, 1876, just issued is as
f5"3N>; ,>.rrrxsrI n
l!..' co.'s :, o,o 30, o,n no
t>i& I'T '"l' GS7.SS4.75O 90
g. d tN, yer ''"''' ----------
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RAILRoAD LINES.

RAILROAD LINES.
AE %
RICHAoSD, York EIvRR AND CffesAfsAkES q
RAILROAD CeaPAyY.- - s
.kicHsosD.' Va. May 10, 1916.
| NANCE OF SCHEDULE.
PAssENGEETRAINsIesve West Point DAILY
~. o, 10 %, m. arriving at Richmond &C 10 A. H.
leaye pBlsahnond q: 2. NJ, arriving ut West Pom
Trans connect =, Yves. With steamers from
DAYS. FRIDAYS, aud sGapASs, and riiis
MNpaYs sn an ops
Fare 10 Baltimore. 1890. q a m
Fare 70 Washington. Observation-Disclosures. K 81
s s 10 pnilaaeiphfa.. $50
rare 10 view 1orh............ 10 90
THsOUGH FREIGHT TRAINS leave R,ch.
| rond az 8 A.. II. on WEDNESDAY,. FRtfSfY.
and sUEDAY. connecting a West Point WITH
mex, morning; returning, leave West Point rt
2:15 p. NJ, arriving at Richmond at @ r. III.
and sennscting With the Thrsnga Freight Trains
on the Richmond and Danyille railroad fos all
southern points.
local FREIGHT TRAINS with passenger.
S1afss 1sasS ffEs nSs At $50
and leave West Point for kichmnHd the sarre days
at 1:55 A. NJ, arriving ut Richmond at 3:55 p II.
70 lhe me nG snnesa a, ing
steamers OF this line between Baltimore aud West
Point have been refH4d In the most tnorouRh
freight. .
Travellers taking this line arrive In Baltimore
In ample time TO connect with the rail- lines for
rniiaoeipnia, New York, Boston, and all EASTERN
Frcghts win be given the utmost dispatch. No
transfers at Richmond OF freghs to or from south
II. T. DOUGLASS. Superintendent.
w. y. BRAGG Master TRANSFORMATIONS. my IL
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NENTTI- N0H' .-,.oo
~. r.r..m, F""1 at ,nrc'
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DIED.

TRAcY.-on Friday morning. July 1856. a!
/ O'Clock, BERTHA f., Infant daughter oil s. T. anC
SADIE A. Tracy, aged il mouths and ! day.
Funeral from tho resldenco Of It's parents, No. II
Eighteenth street, on Saturday afternoon at oelOk
Friends OF the family are Invited. 7"
FRAEZuEIM.-on Thursday evening, Julyl
1870. at 4 O'Clock, ALBKEriNA FRASElsuA, aged q
years.
Funeral from the residence Of her Son-In-law, c
SlabIs, No. II South Penn street, Island, on Satur
day afternoon at SH O'Clock. Friends Of the fam
lily are invited. Intarnept at Mt Wood.
DoRNAN.-oa Thursday, July Is, 1876, Mrs
MARY poRSAa.
FunOral from tho residence Of her husband, No
IS Thlrty.nInth street, on Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are invited.
BELLMAN.-on Thursday, July IS, 1876. a
$50 P. NJ, Mrs. MARY BEtLhASI aged Il years.
Funeral from the residence Of MrE Lydia Bell
man, No. ?ns Market itreet, Centre Wheeling, oil
Saturday, July Is, at i:so r. N. Friends Of III
family arc invited 10 attend.
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Annafifa n Necessity.

Appetite Ia aueeesslty. Without 1t, mficicni
food hnOt received iutothe stomach either to nor
Lab the systcm or 70 give the stimulus TO tho bowel
which they require. Both these organs and th'
liver become torpid In consequence, and tho blood
grows poor In quality and quantity. Improve the
appetite, therefore, and avoid such results. ThlI
Is most eNcetually done with Doste!ter's Stomach
BlttGs, tonic appetiSCr and alternative without I
peer. II gives not only an uuwonted sest foffoOd
but enables the stomach to digest and the system "a
aNinIllteIt. Fiatulenec, heartburn, naulca, and
every other coucomItant Of indigestion, arc renoT'
ed byit, Is are also bIllousncss and constipation
Each nerve aud abre Of the body Is made to tinslt
With health by I use, and II is the leading remedy
for dependency. eod&w
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We have before pointed out to Mr..
Laidley the fact that according 10 Mr..
Geo. Walker the total bank circulation
Of England was 100000 less in 1868
than in 1874, and that in thirty years,
although the business Of England had
quadrupled, her circulation had not been
increased one dollar. Mr.. Laidley init
mates that we should show the papers
for this statement. We refer him to the
speech Of Senator Tenlon, Of Nav York
In the us. Senate, in Dec, 1878, as our
authority. There is nothing incredible
in the statement. The daily exchanges
Of New York city exceeded s75,OOO,OOO
in 1876, and yet the real amount Of mon
ey used to effect these exchanges was but
$2491, 440 per day. This shows how little
money is required to do business at the
money centres Of the country, and how
much account is made Of checks, certif-
Gates Of deposit, &c. The amount Of
money actually used in electing ex-
changes since 1s54is said not TO have
exceeded A Ito per cent to the amount
exchanged. As some writer has we'll
said, ito make credit inflated you
amust have something behind it that is
fixed and Notwithstanding which
twill not fluc!uate. The amount Of cur
"rehty depends not upon the amount
actually issued, but upon the rapidity Of
dts circulation. When currency initiates
actedit collspsess Initiation Of currency
4always precedes collapse OF credit. In
faation OF currency has never yet been
hthe means Of recovery from a crisis"
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a POCKET BOOK.

Containing Blank Notes and Leases Of the Singer
MISUNDERSTANDING Company, between this city and
HarTISyllle, Ohio. A liberal reward will 30 paid
for The delivery Of the Eme at the Singer Machine
oiiIce 1907 Market street. tylb
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MIR. James VI. Laidley on FL
ulnepA.


Mr.. Laidley, Of Kanawha, addresses to
us n letter on the abundance Of money!
through the Charleston Courier OF the
llth. Mr.. Laidley, like ourselves, has
not a very exhaustive knowledge Of
finances, but, unlike us, he is not willing
TO be guided by the well attested knowl-
edge and experience, Of mankind on the
subject. He has theories of his own, or,
more properly speaking, theories which
he holds in common with school Of
financial empiricism that has grown up
in this country since the war, which
school, ignoring the experience OF other
nations and other ages, processes to see in
the American situation both necessity
and an opportunity for a new departure
on the subject Of paying debts, regulating
business and furnishing the country with
paper currency.
Our own reading Of history has
taught us to believe that there is
nothing valuable. in paper money
"a such. That all the value 1t has is by
virtue Of what It represents-yiz:-the
products OF labor. There is not rccog'
nized authority in the world that we know
Of that does not draw line Of demarka.
ton wide and deep between paper and
gold dollar. There is not a civilized
country in the world where q gold dollar
Of standard weight will not pass current
with bankers and merchants. There is
not debt between civilized nations that
such gold dollar will not discharge.
There is not a gold dollar in existence
that owes its value to It's nationality.
Nations may rise or fall but their gold
coin lives and passes current without ref
erencG to that contingency. The coin Of
the most insignificant and revolutionary
state OF South America passe at par
in every Exchange. in Europe.
Mexico is n land Of anarchy and per-
iodical social and political chaos,
and yet Mexican dollar il good in
China, good in London, good in Paris,
good in the iurthermost parts Of the
earth. -a'
Now reverse this and apply tho test.
What is Mexican bond worth in the
United States or EuropeH What are the
bonds Of any OF tho Spanish. American
States. worth? What are the bonds Of
even such countries as Spain, Austria and
Turkey worth? Just simply what such
houses as the Rothschilds are willing to
pay for them as speculative ventures.
Nobody can say what their intrinsic
value is. They rise or fall ten per cent
in single day. Every few. months We
read that the London Stock Exchange or
The Paris Bourse is in panic on account
Of some news affecting the value OF such
securities. But not so with their gold
coin, It passes from hand to hand with.
out a question.
Now there must be some sound reason
for this great difference between the
value Of gold and paper. We are willing
TO belieye on our faith in the experience
of mankind that gold more certainly
than any other metal in the world re-
presents, ounce per ouno.. 80 much labor
spent in discovering, diggius, refining
and coming 1t. Ithas been asccrtain.:l
that take the average OtAustralia, Cali.
fOrnis, Mexico, or any other country, SO
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Rules and Regulations Of the Wheeling HOrsl
Market and Stock Agency.

gs4gs ao-s.a 5tsJt
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RATES OF BOARDING HORSES.

Sixty cents pOr day Tor drove horses or horses for
Salo; 81 90 per day for hoes that are required 70
30 handled or exercised and broken.
will keep careful and attentive .groomS, and
horses leitin my caro- Will have proper care and at
tention and handled properly, bat will not b re-
,Sponsible for unavoidable accidents.
! PARTIES having property 10 otter win receive
prompt attention BY addressing
+, wheeling, W. Va, Or al BTiisepoTt, o.
J. C. HERvEY. AuetIoneerl myt
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OHIO CoUN'

ctTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO CoUN
. TY AND COUNTY COURT.
Clam v. McSulty, with W. Al .l...
McNulty her husband,
James NJ. Ewing, Jr., Elizabeth d. "
Richardson, with W. R. Richard-
son her husband, Mary BIggs
with james II. Bgga her hIIs- In ChAneery.
band, Emma E Peck with VIM. 70
Peck her husband, james II. Ew. nn
Ing and Kate Ewing, heirgat law
Of William Ewing, decd and
Mary Ewing, widow Of the said
WIN. Ewing, decd. J ...f
By virtue Of tho authority vested In the under
signed by decree entered In the above Gnutiet
eauSe, on the day Of June, 1876, In the saiC
County Court, the undersigned, special Commits
Suners will sell at public auction, 10 tho hlghe.
bidder ut tho front door Of the Court House oil Ohit
county, West Virginia, on
MONDAY, the 9Th day Of July, 1870,
The following described real estate, situated OF
Wheeling Island, In the city Of Wheeling, State o.
West Virginia, that Is tosay: Lots numbered forty
three (lSj, forty -four t4il, and the westerly one
half Of LOT number forty-hve as, In that addition
10 the city Of Wheeling known as the addition
10 the city Of Wheellnglaid out by Henry Moore
trustee Of the estate oil EbeneLct Zane, deceased
In such parcels rs inay best subserve the Interests
Of the parties. ~.
TIRas op SA1Rrone-t third 10 hand, and as muct
more rs the bidder may desire 70 pay; the remain
der In two notes at nine and eighteen months, wilt
interest from the day Of sale. to DO secured In snct
manner ~ may be satisfactory 10 the Commission
ers Title 10 he retained until the purchase money
Is all paid, DANIEL PECK and
JOHN o. PENDLEToN,
Special Commissioners.
". II. HALLER, AuetIoneer. Jel9
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VVIsEHbl

BY nal, IN GdVaAoe, pai'd9s prtpad'
~. 80, ,...,,,,,.,,y3 oolslx mopths......."N 70
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rrpMs OF SUBSCRIPTION
DAILY.

By nal, b SAuaHos, Potiae' prtpa'd'- =,
00lThroO months....!,tE =:
g q yyoSiS;,.,..,....., oolOne month. .....
OLA bSSiTercd By Canie1 In CITY l6e per week.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
49, -Ss>->,>~--s->-~-~s '---'
A GA RID.

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discretIOns Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss Of manhood, DC, will send recipe thai
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE, This great
remedy was discovered by n missionary In South
America. Send seli-addrcssed envelope TO The
RRv. .JosRrn T. ISMAS, Stallion D, Bite HOut'
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Persons desiring 70 have the
DAILY INTKLIi0RscKR left regularly ut theil
reSidences in tho city and suburbs, can b
served by leaving their address at Counting
Room, or by drop letter through the post otheo
,rO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES attention will DO paid
10 anonymous communications; every articl'
must be accompanied by the writer'sreal nAm'
and address.
Business Letters Tor 10 should DO addfOsset
FteT 4 Campbell" and should In no case DO ad
dressed 10 either Individual member Of The MIN .!
name, .l.......I..