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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-28

All goods DOT called for at the Great Comb.
datiou Store by Monday October ?, will be
sold over at public auction on that day.
H. SCHwAsZ Manager.
n B. Sales every day u <, week from 10 8
N. to | J.. u :. and after that fare thee we'll.
sept 2S-3t
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Settlement.

New YORK SIP. IS = Max Stable y Co.,
clothers, WHO failed sometime ago, have Set
lied at Is cents on tn" dollar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-28

EMPRESS load after load have been put out
on Il. Z. Slaymaker Go. S pavement this morn.
ing. Things looked lively outside, receiving
goods, aud they were certainly lively inside,
selling them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-28

COMPLIMENT TO CHIEF ENGINEER LEAD
EEATER.-rhe fire a; McGraw'S sumac mill,
La! evcuiug. being The fist occasion on which
all the ompan.es have been brought together
siuce the late decision in the Chief Engineer 5
case, they assembled on their return, at the
corncr Of King anu Fayctte streets, aud Fore
suan Latham, OF the Relief, proposed three
cheers for h s. Lta4bcacr, Cbiet Engineer OF
the Fire Department. Which were given with a
will by all the 6remen prescott AMID tn" blow
Ing of steamer whistles and ringing OF bells
aud xougs Mr. ln abb er, who was taken
completely by surprise, mounted up'n the Re-
lei truck ard rctuHr..d hi lhauks Tor the com-
! i'm ut paid HIM. He laid t:lat the recent
troubles 10 regard the Office he he'd had
been source of murh regret 10 HIN, but that
having occu Gated to he position ut Chief by
the voic OF tn. tircmen, be felt bound to main
tai0 their Wishes aud rights 10 the premises.
lie went on to give brief recapl' ula:!on OF
the services rendered by the depaw meut dur.
ng the five years 10 which he had been Chief,
showing ihat, at an average expense OF about
81 900 pei annuul, the fir men had saved tn
the ctzruS and insurance. companies an aver
age Of upwards # So, 900 per annum. At the
close of Mr.. Leadb ater's remarks he wa:
aAain chccrcd, aud the apparatus VS. con
ycyed home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-28
sop 26-W4 W

TEUSTEE'S SALE Of VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE IN PRINCE VII.
LIAM COUNTY-By virtu" Of = deed Of tg.,s.
executed By Charles Roy 80 wiie On iie 18Th
day of March, 1874, and duly recoruad II the
Clerks Office of Prince Wi'!i&m Count Court,
in iiber No 30 folio 9, the u: .ersg ncd, 'ru;toe
in ssd deed of trust, Tor the purpose oi carry ;1g
out the D DIVISIONS of ssid trust, will sci! 1T ub
tic .u ton, on FRIDAY, tn" Oh day OF O.to-
tober, 1876, before To" front door of the CcuT;
House OF Prince William county, tDnt Y AL
UA1LE TRACT OF LAND, known as
WHEATLAND lying abe ut two niles from
NoLesvilIe ttgtion adjoining tno band upon
which Joseph Roy now .esito:, snd containing
$50 scras. Terms OF sale cash
san 6-w4w 4. DEpUE, Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-28

Ycu caunot invest % cents better then by
buying Two ouuce bottle Of Weiss Eureka
Tooth Powder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-28
ARINt, IN'EILLIIt Il IL ~ ( ~
San rose. S 81 .uoon sets ......... U ~
Sim sets. 5 As Hgh 1Oater....... w
ARRIV ED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Express, Baltimore, to Jos Broders
s. 20. ~
Schr Breeze, Washington. to American Coal
Company Co..
Schr kugie, Port Deposit t. } Il D smoot. =,
Schr Reading K h N II, Washing tun, TO "
A Smoot.
SAILED.
Steamer Mattano, lower Potomac, by N
ush IL Co. J,
Schr Lena Hunter, Providence, by VIM A
Smoot. =,
Schr Heading Z K No II, Philade pills. by
VIM A Snoot.
Schr w III Wilson, from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA
Schr Darlington, for Allyn's Pt. hence
at New London 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-28

The French Astronomer Leverricr predicts
that the planet Vulcan will pass between the
earth and the sun on the ID or Sd of October,
and thai tho transit will be visible
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-28
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
STREET IMPROVEMENTS. COMMITTEE

STREET INPRovENENTs.-l Conlu't'ee
on Streets have gone earnestly 10 wofA 70 IT,
na;r some of the most troublesome places 10
our streets. A part Of The chain gang were a'
work to-day tearing up the str!ngers OF tht 'a'o
street railroad track 90 the lower ene Vi n'us
street, where they have beeO prot udlng aoosc
the he'd of the street 50 as to form serious
;mnediment to travel. Another portion u
gang we're at work clearing out the eui,y on 'he
sou side oil Princess street, between flI' auu
ROYAL, preparatory to putting 10 the uuuA y:
derrd TO be- placed there by !he Cry eouuc
Tnis gully has been source vi great trouo'o
and much damage to the neighbortoCu lor se'
era! year. past, especially DUNG heavy rains'
when i! f oded all The adj aceut property
Acc1DENT-Mr Paul r Esans, the master
bridge builder on the Midland Il ad, met with
quite a serious accident this morriug by la'ilos
from a trestle work at the scene oil the late
break. He fell about moe feet and was quite
badly bruised. Ii WAS thought at hrsi tha
some of his ribs were broken bu; the lear proVIo
proupdlrss He was brou2h to this CITY anu
cooveyed to his resid ;nce Oh HeoIy streei, where
be received thr necessary medlcal ait:Iuance'
Mr.. John L. Nails als1 fell from 40 cnDauk
ment but his injuries were Slight.
County RAD GALS. The regular meeting
of the Hayes aud Wheeler Club Of al, xandrla
county was held few uights since =, y i'ustoo.
Speeches were made by }. T. Michn"er, 81
Pennsylvania, S. B. Wi5crt, W. Z. "'beIt'
j. B. Syphax aud oh,rs.
II was stated that Mr.. L &. O'Nra! would
be present and address the NIX nectlng.
ROBBERY. The residence Of MI. +. ;.
Leadbester was entered by thieves last ulgn',
VINO made their way to that gcptIeman's BED
room, where they stole his pocket BOOK ana 1haI
Of his wife, together with The STUDS which were
in his shirt bosom. The robbery was mos
daring one but the thieves escaped without dis
covery. .
DAY OF AToNEMENT The stores OF all oil
the Hebrew merchants were closed last nlght
and to day, the propretors and their empI yces
being engaged 10 keeping the Day OF A'oDe
mept. Services were held in the synagogue Oh
Was hinpton street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-28

The EVERETT MURDERERs "A special dis
patch from Odeutou, Md, to the Baltimore
American, states that two men have been
brought there by an officer. charged wi being
the murderyrs of young Everett near Glymont
some weeks ago. Their nams are He ry
Simp>on, alias Jamos Henry Butler, and Mar
tin H~ury, alias Charles Wilson. They are
also char., i with burgarlzing 10 St. Mary
county. aDl OF store breaking at Sandy Spring,
in Montgoucry counly,wherc they were arrest
ed this morning. There is said to be 20 doubt
bu 'hal they are the parties wanted. They
fully answer tie description Of the guilty men,
aud hal in heir possession the watch, cain,
studs and key recognized as belonging to Ever,
1T. The prisoners partially admit the crime.
1t was rth while to capture them, as the re-
ward amouDts TO 81 ,450.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-28
Isy Green a. Wise,

Real Estate gents and u .L!oIrarS
INOMMI> SiONENS SALE OF VALU A
~ BILE REAL ESTATE-PursuAnt to de-
cree OF the Circuit Court OF + rfaX CO u:ty.
pronoun ced at the une term, 1873, IN tAc SUIT
of the Mutual Assurs nce ,Cciety vi Virginia W..
Charles l.. Mankin. the unders gned. commits
siorers named in said decree, will, 2n SATU X
DAY, the 18th day of Octob r, 1876, vt twelve
o'clock m. OF said day, sell to nc ing hest bidder,
by public uction, in front # the BOY. street
entrance OF tire Market Ii u.n Gui dir A!a&sn-
dria, Virgins, the LOT OF Gk3uND, aa$a
W tn the BRiCk TENEMENT thereon s#ssgE|
known rs "BkuIN'S JAIi..' in the county pi
Fairfax, Virginia, near the II tone Brii e
Terms OF S.lr-Onc third ca>h, md the resi-
due In one, two and thr2o yu>Cs with iT'i'F"s.
f.um datu; the urchnser executing "'s notes
therefor secured by dr;d uf IuSL uron the
urs,ul;es hen. " ~. lHtMA1,
LlNEEh kE"T,
IL -. L.
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CANAL COMM Ei1Ck.

Arriyed-Boat Hubert g. Kirby, to K Francis:
Deps1 ted-Steamer T NJ Lore and BOAT; NJ
O'Conner p & Uhler. w I Bell, u Stewart II
G Fiagg j 2 Moore L Moore, A Clark, Z
Sao:rson. K T Semmcs and : K NJ Bowers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-28
AUCTION SALES
BY Green d WISE

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
| DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
| - executed by Robert b. Robinson, trust~e
and Mary A Robirson, his wife, dated the 0 h
day of July, 1879, and duly RECORDED tho un-
del signed, q, trustee therein named, snd At the
request Of III party secured by said deed ii sell
| by public auction, on SATEl RDAY, tho 23.h of
| October. 1876 at O'Clock D H., on tho prem
ises, the property conveyed to him BY the sad
| deed Of trust, viz: The LOT OF GROUND.
| with tho sppurtena. ces thereto belonging in the
city OF A exandr;a, Vn., bounded ioliows:-
| beginning on the west side o. Royal street, be-
| tween Duke and Wolfe streets, a. the north line
| f the lot conveyed by G4brielia A. uv,N 10
Richard II. Rowe thence north along 10y! s!
seventeen feet seven inrbos. more rr less, TO Jo
seph Janney's line, theaco west ninety nine
feet FIVE i ches or less; thence south 10 said
Rowe's line; thence east with said line ninety
nine feet five inches, re Or less, TO the begin
ming.
Terms of Sale-One third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the residue N
two equal iLsts ments at six and twelve months.
with i4Lerest; the purchaser to execute his notes
iherelor3, secured by deeu OF trust upon the
premises Fifty dollars TO be paid ON the day of
sale as forfeit fr non compliance with the
terms sale. w u. +. Hal i IN.
sep .9-ts Trustee.
TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue Of deed #
/ trust from Garrett w Stryker and wife,
OH 60 April lSiO duu Cu!J II Cplccu '.IHSuS
the land records Of Fairfax county, the under
signed, trustee therein naircd, Mt the request of
tho party secured by said deco, will sell by pub
lie auction TO the hIghsst bidder, IN front OF the
Court House door OF said county, On MONDAY,
October IT, 1876, 1T IL O'clock m, C'u-t day,
that VALUABLE FARM on when jam
Wells now resides, lying near Vienna 81 ton,
on the w. ~ @. h T., contsinirg ONE HI y
DRIED AND TWENTy-THEEE AiRES,
three roods and eleven perches, Teserv!ng there
from tie right to the family nuryng ground.
Terms of SaIe-Enough cash III hand 20 qsv
the expenses of sale ara the sum Of 81 $40 g.
and the residue, If any, on credi; OF T. months
with interest from the day Of sslc. The title to
be retail ed until the deferred payment is maze.
seq 26 23t ORLhNDO w HUNT, Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-28

Tue FIRE YESTERDAY EVENING The
alarm of fire yesterday evening, about half
past five clock, was caused by the discovery
of flames issulog from bet the ceiling OF
the engine room and the floor of the room
above at McGraw' sumac uill, corner OF King
and Payne streets. The fire department was
speedily 90 the ground, but its services were
not deemed necessary. The loss was very
small and fully covered by insurance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-28
BOARDJyG Rooms TO LET, &c.

.tLEaSANT kUJMo, WITH BOARD
rn-ni,ned or unfurnlshed, at the corner OF
- tu o., -trrets sep lS-lm
pLEAS MT ROO N 5
GOOD BOARD,
On Ki~g street. nearly opposite Dr. 1tholnrs
drug store.
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9lAiSk7ED.
DIED.

In Washington, Septembec 9th, HEN ~ :
MARTIN, in the IS year Ct his sge Is>i u
neral from his late residence, 9l1 u st :: e.
IL = ~ Friday. lnterment at Aexsndrla.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-28

The CANAL.-The Cumberland Alleganan
OF yesterday says:
The work of filling the levels on this d.
vision of the canal was contir ued yesterday.
Last night boats were allowed to come up, SO
tina, they can arrive here and receive loads
trow the large stock of coal at the wharves. 10.
day, however, 10 order that the work Of filling
the levels NAV not he Interrupted, no boats
will be allowed to pass either way. But By to
morrow it is conf icntly expected that the levels
will be sufficiently filed to allow the passage
over them otboh loaded aud unioaded boats. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-28

VAyANTEil, October ISL by a gentleman and
w wife, RON and BOARD at very MOD
.rste rates. Private family preferred. Addr:ss
stating location and price, A. B Gazette offlce'
rS-l,H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-28
~ Green q Wise.

[Real Estate Agents and Actioneers1
yTAuUA kkAL ESTATE N ALEX
' aNURlA COUNTY, VIRGINIA, FOR
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sep No-ll"
4 GRlCULTURAL SALTS, &c.-Sulphsto
"A Soda, gu phate Ammonia, Nitrate Sooa,
on Of Vitriol, Suphate Potash and Carbonate
Potash ior the manufacture OF iertil;z RS, Tor
sale by ,,o.
sep is Z. s. LEADBEATER s BRO.
NYOrlCEl NOTICEl
~ Just received another fresh supply Of
WHITE and BLACK MUSTARD >EED,
Mace, Nutmegs, Allspice. Gram Pepper; Sc, at
w. F. CR.lGHrONS,
s,nl2 IS Aing street.
c,TAFFoRD MANUFACTURING cos.
sIrhshet, Figures, Ink and Brush, an assert
ment If sizes, for sale 81 IS King street nice
article for marking bags, boxes, &C.
sep Is j I. CREIGHTON Sun.
cANlTARY CORSETS-We have Just re-
| y ceived smother supply of the above Cors, Is,
which are highly recommended by medical
men FERGUSON s. BIO,
| sem 16 50 sing street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-22
Supplemental Declaration 10 the
Declaration OF Independence, by
Charles Carroll. Of Carrollton.

The Washington National Intelligeneer
lately contained the following article In
relation to Charles Carroll, of Carrollton,
the only survivor in 1926 of the men
who signed the Declaration of American
Independence:
In the year 1896, after sll save one
of the band of patriots whose signatures
are borne on the Declaration Of indie.
pendence had descended 10 the tomb,and
The venerable Carroll alone remained
ameng the living, The government of the
city OF New York deputed q committee
70 wait on the illustrious survivor and
obtain from hiD, Tor deposit in thepublic
hall of the city, a copy ofthe Declaration
of l776, grsced and authenticated anew
with mis- sign manual. The aged patriot
Welded 70 the request and affixed, with
his own hand to copy OF that Instru-
men,, the grateful, solemn and pious sup
nl.mental declaration which follows:
Grateful TO Almighty God for the
blessings which, through Jesus Christ
our Lord, he has conferred on my be-
loyed country in her emancipation, and
Oh myself by permitting me, under cir
cumstances of mercy, TO live TO the age
of e,ghty-nine years, and survive the
fftieth year of American Independence,
and certify by my present signature my
appreciation Of the Declaration of hide
pendence adopted on the 4th Of July,
if76, which / originally subscribed on the
second day of August of the same year,
and of which am now the last surviv-
ING signer-I do hereby recommend to
the present and future generations the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-22
The Humors Of the Convention


indianapolis Journal.
The Cincinnati Convention had It's
humorous as well as dramatic aspects.
Reference has already been made In the
Journal to the speech of one Turner,
colored Delegate, In which he re:erred TO
George William Curtis AS the great
American poet of New York, and to
Richard Ii. Dana us "our late Minister to
England" Both of these points elected
shouts of laughter. But the funniest in
cident of the whole session was when
Richard II. Dana was addressing the
Convention, the joke being at his ex-
pense. He is lat fluffy sort OF man,
with general disposition on the part OF
his BODY TO FIJI his clothes quite full and
run over q little. He was seconding the
nomination Of Bristow, and assuring the
Convention that no other man could car
~ Massachusetts, SC. HIS remarks were
not we'll received, his manner was often
s;ve and the Convention made no con-
ceslment OF Its impstience. Finally, Al
the close of one Of Mr.. Danss sentences,
when he paused = moment to gather
breath and inspiration, some one IN the
gallery shouted pull down your vest"
The idea of say n such thing 70 the
h,ue biooded gentleman from Msssachu-
sets was funny enough in itself, but the
fact that his vest did show tendency to
secede added infinitely to the humor o
the thing. The hit was at once SO audsc-
ious and so palpsble that the Convention
fairly shouted, and the dignihed gentle
msn from Msssac nusetts Was himself Wis
ihly embarrassed. He probably goes
home more firmly convinced than ever
thai Western civilization Is failure, and
tina, the true, the beautiful and The good
find their only safe abiding 'pisce IN
Massachusetts,.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-22
THURMAN.
rothe Editor Of the World.

To the Editor Of the World.
Sir: The Republicans having scciden-
tally selected good battle field, wouldn't
not be advisable for the Democratic par,
ty TO take advantage Of the situation, ana
meet them on their own ground Win
superior candidates? The convention to
be held at St. Louis could not do wiser
thing than to nominate for President
Senator Thurman, who would certainly
carry Ohio and every doubtful State
against Hayes. Governor Tilden or Mr..
Hendricks might take the second place
and add great strength to the ticket.
Mr.. Thurman being mar OF known
ability, having a national reputation ana
al unblemished record, would without
doubt meet all the eIigencies OF the time
and save the country from the demorsil-
zing reign of small men. VISpf1.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-22
Remington Sewing Machine.
WITH HEMMER, TELLER, BRAIDER
AND GUAGE.
Iron Stand with Black Walnut Top -. $50 W
Same Machine with Drop Lean. u "

Reasons Why the Remington Family Ser
ING Machines are Super,0rfo
all others.
lst-Their simplicity, The use OF then,
Is very easily acquired, and any girl Of
ordinary iutellinencs IL capable OF keep
ing them in order.
2i-The Construction OF the Machine is
such that II may be run ri "a higher rate Of
speed than any Shuttle Machine now IN
the market. In factories where the speed
las been registt red, over 100 stitches per
minute have been attained with ease.
d-Their Durability. Being so strong in
all their parts, and lifted with great me-
chanical nicity, and being free from the
harsh, Jarring movements ana frlctioh, so
common in inferior machines, they Will
wear a long time without repair of any
kind.
4th-Their Adaptability. BY a simple
change Of the needle and thread, they ~ill
sew the finest cambria or the heaviest
leather. All the various kinds OF bootsand
shoes, buckskin sewing, clothing, caps, 4.
stays, shirts, nantes and dreSs.maklng
can be done with equal facility.
5th-The Shuttle being large II VIII cany
great quantity OF thread-thus saving In
n great measure, the trouble oil filling the
bobbins.
6th-The means OF getting at the re-
quired TENSION on the threads Is so simple
and complete, that even back-stitch on
10Th SIDES OF the material (Which will moi
rip or ravell C L be readily obtained.
Tth-They Will Few with equal facility
silk. Twist, Linen Thread and common
spool Cotton.
Sth-They have no rotary cams, cog
wheels or lever arms TO make "A noise, run
lsrd, or TO get out OF order.
BY the new and peculiar movement OF
needle and shuttle and lhread-controlling
parts, I ere j. less wear or strain on the
thread used. The thread being set In the
materi, ii uninJured, the work ~ therefore
a lNa
Othsr machine.
Sold on easy terms by CHARLES 4.
KKYrER, Agent for ohio, Brooke and
Marshall counties. my25b
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principles OF that important document as
the best earthly inheritance their an
cestors could bequeath to them, and pray
that the civil and religious liberties they
have secured to nay country may be per-
petuated to remotest posterity and ex-
tended to the whole family of man.
"'CHARLss CARROLL, OF CARRoLLToN.
"'A1gust 2, 1926.
st Nicholas tor lulu.
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WANTED-..Aoents.

'NHE C0NDIMENT L FOOD COMPANY
~ are prepared TO appoint suitable par
nnSns for sale of their Continental and
poIdon Foods for Horses, Cattle and
w.T'uiry. Energetic, responsible parties
IN "ning TO engage in a profitable business
~ which there Is no competition and no
Preferred. GE0 A MfGNTV
sept Continental Food CO., 1899 Liberty
Street. Pittsburgh, Pa. mySl
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UNQUALIFIED APPRECIATION,

BosToS. Nov. Is, 1917.
II. r. STEVENS, ESQ.,
Dear Sr-During the past five years /
have had ample opportunity to Judge OF
the merit OF VEGETISE. Ny wife has used
n for com plants attending lady OF deli
cate health. with more ben eficial results
than ANYTHING else which she ever tried.
I have given IL to my children under
almost every circumstance atter ding "A
large family, and always with marked
benefit. have taken II myself with such
great benefit that l cannot fnd words TO
exp IS my unqualified appreciation OF
It's goodness.
While performing my duties as Police
on Ger i'm this city, II has been my lot 10
tall In with a great deal OF sickness. un
besita,ingIy recommend VDGErINE. aud
never knew OF case where IL did not
Prove ali that was claimed for II. rartic-
ularly i'm cases of debilitated or impov-
erisbed state OF the blood its effects are re
aliy VI nderful; and for all complaints
arising from an impure state OF the
bl, cd II appears to work like charm,
and do not believe there are any circum
stances under which NEGETISE can be
used with Injurious re-ults, and IL SlIl
always AFFORD me ! leasure To give any
further informa ion rs 10 what kno"
WIN. b. HILL
mvnb Police Station 4.
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VALUABLE
INFOR NATION
FOR BILIOUS. REMITENT, and
INTERMITTENT FEVER.

orwhat Is more commonly termed Fever
and Ag e, with pain in the Loins and
through the Back, an Understandable
lilly sensation down the spine,
an Irresistible disposition TO yawn,
yawn, pain IN the Eyes, Itch
is increased by moving them, a
blue tinge in the skin, and great listless-
ness and debility. VEGET NE is a safe and
positive Remedy. IL is compounded ex
clusively from the Juices OF carefully Sc
lected banks and herbs, and so strongly
concentrated that it is one of the Greatest
Cleansers of the Blood that is or can be
put together. VEGETINE does not stop
with breaking Chills and Fever, but 1t eX-
tends its wonaerful influence into every
part of the human system, and entirely
rradicates every faint of disease. VICE
TINE does not act as a powerful cathartic,
Ia debilitate the bowels and cause the pa
iient to dread other serious complaints
which must inevitably follow, butt 1t
strikes AT the root of disease by Purifying
the blood, restores the Liver and Kidneys
to healthy action, Regulates the Bowels,
and assists Nature In performing all OF
the duties which devolve upon her.
Thousands OF invalids are suffering TO
day from the effect of Powerful Purgatiye
NoStrums, Frightful quantities OF Qui'
nine, and Poison doses OF Arsenic neither
OF which ever have, or ever could, reach
the true cause OF their complaint.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-22
Chance of Firm.

II by agreement Of parties. the firm OF
no os, Taylor & Co, has this day been
,nanssd by the retiring of y. w. Beck,
AIe1..Morrison and Samuel Nesbitt from
partnership in the firm business r.
MOODS, Sr., having purchased their inter-
M. y. W. Beck will however continue
superntend the mechanical depart.
ppent with George Hobbs as foreman, and
neft Hob in the office.
myIb HOBBS, TAYLOR & co.