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House Bill Nc. 9.l

IIVUFT I5IIT NO. U
 CHAPTER LANXVI. An act to prevent the Taking of Oysters in the
 Night Seasun. Be it enacted by the senate and House of Re,rescn tativcs in General Assembly rOnv ned: Any person who shall, between sunset and sun T. Q, gakc collect any shells or shcil-iish from any place in the naviEahle waters ill this State siGll forfeit for zach oIicnse sum hot exceeding 4llnired dollars, nor less than fifty dollars Il -halc to him who shall sue therefor and one IaIt to the town ill WliIA tha oittnse is commit ted. otby Imprisonment notmorc than sixty days or both. Approved March 27slS78.
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Senate Joint Resolution No. 99H
 CHAPTER LXXNylI. An Act Regulating the Salary Of the Governor. Be it enacted by tine senate and House of Repre- sent&iiTes in General Assembly convened: That:the salary oI the governor of this State sh;dl be two thousand dollars per year from JuAu- ary first, ls7S.
 Approved March 27 1878.
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House. Bill No. 326.l

[IIouse. .Bill No 326.l
 CHATTER LXXXYI. An Act Providing the. Fee to be Paid for the At-
 tendance of Officers in Court Be it enacted by the Scuatc and House of Repre- sentatiyes in'Gencral Assembly convened Section l. Each common pleas court and dis trict court shall be attended by sheriff, 0 in his absence one deputy sheriff, one messenger and when jury is ill attendance one constable and no more. But any judge holding such court may authorize the attendance of extra deputy sheriffs or coustablCs when needed.
 Sec. 2 The fees for attendance in court shall be for the sheriff three dollars day each deputy sheriff two dollars and fifty cents q day. and each cons table and mcsscnTsr two d0lIarH a day [ l.
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Price. sloO. Sold by all Druggists. '- '--'
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WHEELING DAILY NTE1L1eENoER WEDNESDAY MORNING JANUARY
chicago.

CHICAGO, January 29.-Flour- Stead,
and unchanged. Wheat-Unsettled ,bu
generally higher No. 1 Chicago spring 81 o.
al OK, No. 2 gilt edge 81 03H regular
81 0S cash, 81 0Sal 03X February, ST oSt.
March, sales ct 81 021fal OF March, No.
cloGipg ut exc, rejected S61fc. Corn
Firmef; S9kc casa and January, 395SC
February and March, Axe May, rejected
zoe. oats-Steady and In good demand al
239<c cash and February, 2ic March, 26Ast
May, rejected zoe. Rye-Dull and heavy
holdersin order 10 sell seem unwilling to
make concessions; 49Izc. Barley-Weaker
at 4sc. Dressed Hogs-Demand fair and
market firm. at "a 80a4 40, closing at 81 40.
Pork-Actiye, firm and higher at $40 rs
cash, $lO72IIal0 70 February, $40 92Ha
1895 March. Lard-Fairly active and q
shade higher; 81 80 cash, 81 321<a7 So Feb.
ruary, 81 42Ifa7 % March. Bulk Meats
Easier; s. s0a3 s51sa5 20. Whisky-$l oS.
At the close Wheat was firm and un.
changed. Corn easier and declined 10.
Oats easier but not quotably lower. Pork
easier aud declined 21fc. Lard easier,
declined EXC.
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GheQntsltigsutsr.
For the intelligence.
- A DAUGHTERS .PRAYER.


Twilight shadows anguish
Whore 10 silent angular
r,ojs az lear drOpd llnger unreprtSeJ,
Nv the lonely c1ndle
'Sel,h the marble mantle
Edthe, / tOul In isysTish unrest.
ii1 her features dlmly
sGtsflpu weird nd Iimly
Y,t % plilniy show their shAdOWy power.
mn, cen sweet In sorrows
IlJer scar stained burrows,
Turn 10 ODD her llStlns strength and tower,
And the tender 11geE5
Where the LILY lingeu,
D,sn .hAle the long llShed eye % pure.
WhtTu The forehead mildly
TbTobey-praI white hands mildly
stdTipg, painful ihrobbings toenduIe.
HOE The heart iItrying
With closed lips ard hghlng
To shake { II this strange, this fearful load.
LIps Whose sweet affection
Often spoke prOte !ttOn
10 he h.lp.Cs' oil lies thorny road.
Boon wildly grieVlng
SGIr1WI' sea uphtATlbg
on before belt high IN sympathy.
FACE nOW upward surfing
with 4 sudian snlrtlng,
Oh, Heavenly Father hetrs thy plea,
"Hlll UlBut W-muAvW
After sin and sorrow
Eytf lead him back who went Mtray7
Who in utter bllndneN
snrnr-l sAVIOur's klndness, :,
WcIt lrum duty aud from Christ away"
IhuIIhe pmyeI, the maiden
With huge sorrow lLden,
Pnyrl for father who had lost bis way,
Whom the good once cherished
lie with lame now Petished
lIId proved but perishlble clay,
lea Christian leader
Public moral pleAler
Had forgot bic saviour and his Lord.
~ the proud elevation
OF an enViel station
gauRht vas lett, but outward, cold regard.
"WIll he Itlll he siRylnE
His return dClAylngH'
Ury those tean, Oh loving, noble maid
lie knOwi best whoever
Sess the stfOnE endelIOr
OF nroiOund. abiding Christian iAith.
EAIriiEg, JIHudry, 1875.
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eE many times to git the same amount
Nv drunk e. before, By payin for eeeh

eE many times to git the same amount
Nv drunk ez before, by payin for eech
drink
And Bacon stalksd hAWtily back, and
took his posishen behind his bar.
Their wuz consternaShun In the Corneri
SIGH ez hey never seen. Their wuz ahur.
ried consultashen at the Deskin's house
and / seieated that we emancipate our
selves from the dominyun Nv this tyrani
BY startin grosery Nv our own, on the
joint stock principle, witch wuz agreed to,
each man agreein 10 contribbit ten dollars
to the capitle stock witch would be enufl
TO buy a bari or two for n beginnin.
We wuz enthusiastic till we come 10
ballottin for the man to keep the place,
when Il wuz found instid Nv my bein
chosen yoonanimusly, ez | eggspected to
be, that every man he'd votid for hisself.
EE not a soul nv EN- would recede, the
skeem WuL blocked rite there, and finely
he'd 10 be abandoned, and We went back
to Bascom's and submitted. That tyrant
hez us.
Nv course we can't stand likker diloot.
ID In that manner. We are Willin enuff
to diloot the currency with witch we pay
for likker, but we want our likker iull
strength. We coodent help II, but that
mite we signed and sent to our Represent
alive remonstrance agin the Silver bill.
The Corners Is now for honest currency.
Wood, o wood, that we he'd some Nv It.
PETROLEUM v. Massey,
Finanseer.
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BELLAlRE LocA1s.-The ladies OF thu
German Lutheran Church OF this city are
maniiesting lively interest and already
are making extensive preparations e
hold fair at the City Half on the 9Th
OF March next, upon which occasion q
beautiful gold.headed cane, now contested
for by Joseph Speidel, Esq, OF Wheeling
Va, and Mr.. H. D. Meek, OF this city
and an elegant marble.top center table
for which Misses Minnie Hess and Louisa
Thorn, two very accomplished young Ia,
dies Of this place, contest for, will be duly
presented. The proceedings are calcula-
led to go toward liquidating the debt OIL
the church, which amounts to several
thousand dollars.
The meeting Of the NJ. E. Mite Society
on Monday evening last at the residence
Of Mrs. Gen. Hoge, was largely attended,
The Presbyterian Mite Society will
meet at the residence Of Mrs. Stewart, on
Gravel Hill, next Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Shramm, Of this
place, celebrated their "Silver Wedding
last evening, surrounded by numerous ad.
mirers.
A masquerade ball, held at New Mata.
moras, Ohio, on Friday evening next,
will, from all appearance, take quite a
number Of the sporting fraternity from
here of on u trip down the Ohio.
Mr.. D. J. DeCamp, Of Cincinnati, O.,
a prominent insurance man registered at
the Globe House yesterday.
Jacob Heatherington Esq, the coal
merchant, erected a fine office building
near his works lately.
Mcaiahon's creek, from all appear
ances, will soon again afford the skaters
an opportunity 10 exhibit their skill.
The Bellair Light Guards are talking
Of giving ball and supper at their ar.
mory on the 18th OF next month.
Police news is at present exceedingly
dull about here.
The funeral Of the youngest daughter
Of County Treasurer VIM. Kelly will
take place from the Disciples Church Of
this city at II A. NJ. To- day.
Rev. Spencer OF Baltimore lectures OF
temperance at the Disciples Church this
evening.
South Bellaire promises shortly TO I'M
fold n spicy sensation. j. E. D.
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CINCINNATI, January 29.-Cotton-Quiei
at i0Mc. Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Dull; red scarce at 81 15af IS,
Corn Dull and dropping at 3saS9c. Oats
Dull at 2SaSOc. Rye-Dull at 56a5sc.
Barley-DuII and IOminal. Pork-Qulet
and firm at $ll95 Lard-ln good de.
m and, steam s. S9a7 97h, kettle 81 llc.
Bulk 'MeatS-Quiet and steady at 81 l2lla
575a6 90. Baeou-Steady and In fair de-
mand at 6<a6KR7c. Green Meats-1n
good demand; shoulders at $SN65aS 65,
sides IS 30a5 IS, hams, 10 lbs average at
5000. Butter-Quiet and unchanged. Lin.
seed oil-Dull at 59a62c. Whisky-Qniet
at 81 0S. ..
HoGs-Deuand fair and market firm;
common s. 5O1S IS; light s. 90ai 05;
packing at 81 0Oa4 10; butchers 81 15a4 20.
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CHICAGO, January 29.-The Dror1S Jour
nal reports:
CArFLE-Receipts Is, COO, shipments LOO
Market fairly active, closing quiet. Choice
to extra steers S5A5 65; good shipping, $ia
so; feeders and stockets 5 50a$ IS; butch
ers scarce and steady; cows 81 25a4 81 II;
bulls, SEAS 80; steers, $Sa3 90.
SKEEP-keceipts so; better feeling;
sales limited. Prices range from 2 SIX to
Ak. No extra offered.
HoGs-Receipts $1,000; shipments 200;
opened 10 to loo higher, closing with adj
vance lost. Mixed packing sold at - S0a
5 95; light s. 90a4 90; choice heavy, 81 GOA
Az
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OIL CRY, Pa, january 29.-Petroleum
Tho market opened at 81 AK, steadily
advanced to 81 46H, with sales. Business
during the day continued very dull aud
prices were heavy, closing at 81 40. Ship
inents yesterday 1882 barrels; sales to day
$4,000 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, January 29.-Petroleum-
Firmer; crude 81 IS at Parkers for i'm
mediate Shipment refined INC Philadel'
phia delivery.
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WhrelIug Nn,.le mnrIel.
WnRELINO, .JAnuary 90, 1878.

WIIkELINU, JAhuhFy ~, 1910
Live stock received ut the Wheeling
Stock Yards daring the last week:
CATrLR-lt.ceiptI % head. Ordinary e
common IEa3c, conmou to fair 3aS !fc, fail
to choice 8 Ialir, choice top cattle 4Eaihc
Demand for cattle fair. =
HOGs-Reccipts 2OS head. Light and
common SIaSj<c, packing 3Ilalc, choice
hogs for butchers IaiAc in retail way b,
Dillon & Son.
SnRRr-In fair demand at SKa4Hc.
I.AMRs-In fair demand at 4lSa5Ac.
CALvRs-In fair demand at 81 0Oai0 Ok
FRESH Cows-Receipts . head; in fail
demand at $50 00a5O 90 her head.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, January 2g.-wheat- Opened
dull and Tower closing steadier; amber
Michigan spot 81 axe, seller February
81 9lJs s,ller March 81 FAX, No. 2 red
winter seller February 81 TX, sci er March
81 COX. Corn-FirnI; high mixed held at
axe, AZ bid, No. Q spot 46kc, ntw seller
May iSI4c, new rejected $50, rejected $50.
Oats Dull; No :, &c, Michig 26lSc.
Clover Seed Mammoth Mt Il, 90, prime
81 B1ISaId5. Iiors-$I 40.
AT the ose Whrat waS dull; amber
Michigan seller February 81 q, seller March
81 2SS4, extra white Michigan 81 Is, No: 2
red winter seller February 81 TX, seller
March 81 90, spring not quoted; otheif
| unchanged,
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Philadelphia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, January 29.-Wool--
Steady; demand moderate and supply light
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Nv and
above 4Iai7c; X iSai5c; medium 4+aA6c
coarse 35a40c; New York, Michigan and
western 6nG 39a42c; medium 44albc
Canada comblng 60I5lc. Comblng was helG
at 50a56e; unwRshed S6a37c; fine unwasheG
2SaSOc; tub washed 4Oa44c.
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NRw YoRE, January 9.-Colton-Dull
at l HallHc Flour-MOre doing In oE
grades for export; prices unchanged
Wheat-ln good Granddaughter splinl
81 w, No. 2 I hicsgO spring III store 81 u
al %, No. 2MilwaIkee 81 ~, No. lspring
81 90 No. / white 81 50 extra 81 AZ
Rye Dali; western 7Oa72c. Barley-un'
changed. Malt Unchanged. Corn-Less
active, bnt unchanged. uats-Easier hu
more active IIny-Stealy; shipping 500
zoe. Hops Yeariings Sajr, new western
Base. Coilee-Quiet and unchanged. BIO
lasscs and Sugnr-Dull and unchanged
kice-ModerateIy active. Whisky-Quie'
at 81 O6iIal ",
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SANFORD,S RADICAL CURE

M remedies receiving tho approval OF medical
gentlemen, who, In private, not only freely recon-
mend Il but use it Ia their families In preierenee
70 Ary, OF tho preparations usually prescribed py
aYou arc aware, said q distinguished city ply,
Rleian. that my obligations TO tho Mass. Medlcal
Society arc such that l cannot publicly rceommend
or prescribe tho Radical Cure since received
30 much relief from tho use OF - myself, Aner 1
thorough trial OF the usual remedies have Pr
your store no less than one hundred otmy pauensl
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
Nen Yorl, money nn d stoe.s.

EEw YORK, January 90. MONEY
4a7 per cent, closing at 5per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 6a7 per cent. Custom
receipts $S57, 900. The Assistant Treasurer
ilisbursed 1856 900. Clearings $3l, 900 900.
Sterling steady; long at 4.S9h, short 4.S5.
GoLD-StrOng; opening at l0lB and
closing at 1927. Carrying rates to per
cent.
SILvRR-At London 5SA pence Here,
silver bars are 81 1879 greenbacks, and
81 l5N gold. Silver coin 1aa per cent dis
count.
GovERNMKNTs-Feverish. Regular ca.
BILE adyices attribute the decline in Amer.
lean securities TO the fear that the Bland
hill will became n law,
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PHILADELPHIA, January 90,-All bread
stuffs unchanged. Proyisions-steady'
Pork-$l2 0cal2 Is. Beef HAms-Slo eva
ALI 90. Lard-Quiet; city kettle 14c,
Butter-Steady; creamery S9AS5c; Western
Reserve 22a2lc. Eggs-Steadyi western
lial5c. CheesG-Quiet and steady; west.
ern l2ISai3C. Petroleum-Firmeri refined
like, crude 99Ea9 10. Whisky-Unchanged
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EAST MnRRrY, January oe.-CATrLR-
Receipts to-day 663 head, all for sale here,
Prime, IS so; good, 81 76a5; common, $4a
4b0.
MoGs-Receipts to-day s, $50 head. York
ers 81 l0ai 10; Philadelphia 81 10 a. %.
SHEEP-Receipts to-day GOO head, sell
ing at IS 25aJ so.
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Dry GOODS.

NEw YORK, January 2e.-Business con.
tinues light, with commission house and
jobbIng trade Of cotton goods Inactive bat
generally steady. Piques In good demand.
Prints quiet, but ginghams more active.
Mems wear, woollenS moving slowly. For
eigu goods quiet.
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

CENTLRMEN,-weha yo sold sGNToRpS RtDr-
VI GAL CURH for nearly one year, and can say
cAnlIlly that We never sold similar preparation
that gave such universal satisfaction. We hAVo
TO learn the lrst eomplAlntye 49,.
We arc not IN the habit OF recommending PAL
ent medicines. but your preparation meets tn9
should be convinced OF It, great meritso thAtthelr
Suffering will DO relieved. We have been IN mo
and sold everything for CAArrh, bht yours ~
the rest II you see proper you can use TINS letter
or any part OF II that you wish. 20
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drug, Books and
Stationery, Warrington, Ind, Feb. =, 1876.
Zach package contains DR.. sanfordS Improved
InhAilng Tube, and full directions for use 10 ~
cases. Price, SIN, For sale BY all wholeSale anq
States and CanadAl. WEEKS q POTTER General
Agents and wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mas.
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STATE B0NDs-GeneraIIy steady; Ten
neSsee's higher.
S1oCEs-Market weak and lower most Of
the day and prices declined 1faiss from the
highest point. At the close a tirmer feel.
lug set In with a recovery Of AaA, The
principal activity was In Lake Shore,
which sold down from GlH to COZ, recoy.
ering 10 Gl1s; the sales aggregating $50, 900
shares. Granger stocks were also active.
The strength at the close was caused by the
belief that the freight difficulties will be
settled tomorrow.
The transactions aggregated $1,000
shares, Of which $4,000 were Lake Shore,
10000 Northwestern common, 1900 pre-
ierred, 10000 st. Paul common, $500 pre-.
ferred, 5000 Lackawanna and 1900 West
ern Union.
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IMPORTANT LETTER
From a Distinguished Physician.


MO single disease has entalled moro suffering OF
IN hAstoned the breaking up OF tho Constitution
than Catarrh The sense ofsmell. % taste. oilikht
otheaing the hnman voice. We mng one az ino,e
The poison Il distributes throughout tho system
attacks every vital force, and breaks up the most
robust OF constitutions. Ignored because but lltte
understood by most phySlclADs. impotently Assaled
by QuAeks and ehGrlatans. those suffering rom
it have little hope TO DO relieved OF u THIS side
or the grave. II stlme then, the popular treat
ment ofthls terrible disease BY remedies within the
reach OF all passed into hands u once competent
and Trustworthy. The new and hitherto untried
method adopted by DR.. Sanford IN tho preparation
ofhls RADICAL CuRE haswon my hearty approval;
/ believe II likely to succeed when all tho usual
remedies fsl became ltGtrikCS at the root Of Tho
disease, viz, tho dcfdfed blood. while y heals tho
liberated membrane by direct application 70 tho
nAsal passages. ltsActon 10 based on certain nxed
rules, and unless the vital forces arc too far ex.
hAusted. must In tho great majority cases, eueet
GEO. BEARD, n. D.
EoDscorr BLOCK, So. FRkNISoHAH, Oct. !, is1t-
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FORTY YEARS BrFoRi THE PUBLIC.
DIR. c. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
ZOE TH1 CURE OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

-.
symptoms OF 2 diseased Liver.
DAiN IN the right sac, uhuer inc
/ edge OF the nus, increases ohpIes.
sure; sometimes tne pam IS ththe ieit
side; the patient Is rarely apie 70 ne
on the lett sldc; sometimes inc pam
IS ielt under INC shoalaef.9iaae, ahe
It frequently EXTENDS 10 inc Top OF
the shoulder, ana is sometimes ms
taken Tor a rheumatism IN me arm:
The stomach IS affected with loss OF
appetite and sickness; the poWe!s IN
general arc eosiive, sometimes aiter,
native with lax; the mead IS troubled
with pam, accompanied with a QUIZ
i nsavy sensa.lo sensation, IN .ns paek part sa..
heicsseiielIiy asGl.sIu ..';.s i ,4s'
etIielnoi ,aes9.t,t 'at.eu W., mt..a Jan.
iui ssi;a.loIi ~ u ,,. .e ~, u ,'on,
s ., ,,;.S. oo, " = so Ur.
aohe. "a s..sn. s VI. eo ~ :, n seie
.il.ies a.. at s..aS:4.... -. dIL;i;.,,.
Complains ol weati'g -; anu a. ueui..y Z
ne IS ea:,iy s.at S ~ i.S .sIs e e -
or pulnins, anu Nv .o ~ .,.;r u h;s
ps;ck 20, se' ;oS. ,n y, s . SH h. ;s
sptilts Az .ha io a oJ ~ ,srs =
su;si ~ ' h; w, +" cau e Scarcely
.,,mmon IN fo,;;tnde enough N try
Il. In fact. he distr,,sts every rem.
edv. Several osthc above symp.
toms attend the disease. but cases
have occurred where few Of them ex,
;ated vet examination If the body.
aftcr death. has shown the LIVER 10
have been extensively deronred.
AcITr AND rrvTp
IN e McI.Mr,s 1Iyrp prs
IN: ~ N,LnS .,;n L Enrrn titL oo
. ~ ni,i n";n;n M"D ~ 800, ,'roG wiz"
s e.I VIZ s s,, I.s oi'o..o.
o,, l esn ~ ,,scd nren,r,tor.
70, 81 a adsi.s .l II, hS M s;o,s, wi
wy. mS ~ J;.o.s t va" " o;,. az ,%"s,
WIN W.. N'1~'''N " s"S ' :"
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Billions dcrnnpements and
Us a simple purCativc, they arc un-
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New Orleans.

NRw ORLEANS, January 2o.-Molasses-
Strong and higher; common 1Sa20c, fai
2ia26c. Others quiet and unchanged.
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ELEcTRIGlfY
RALSAM AND PINE.

Tho healing properties ofour own fragrant bal,
known 70 require description. Their grateful
healing soothing, and strengthening properties arr
know 10 Thousands. When combined In accord
arce with late and Important discoveries In phAr'
macy, their healing and Strengthening properties
arc Increased tenfold. ln this respect our Plaster
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

synal, IN sSrsNe,, ioii10'P'Poi4
.,,,,.....,,,..s % % Three months. ......t2 9
v " anis,... 90 One month.........,.. q.
III IsiiT1TrJ by Carrier IN city lie per week
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s.QlGOLLINS'lI. 49,.
LASTER

An Electro.GaIynpIc Battery combined
with highly Med lcnted STRENGTHENING
PInEter, forplug, the best PinstcS Ter
pains ind aches In tho World OF medi.
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scineinnaiI Express on Saturdays runs only 10
Dennison, where Il lays over until &l5 2. \; Sun
day.
an Pullman Drawing Room and Hleeplnr Can
from steueenyille and Columbus through 1iiAOai
Change to Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis and
b. Louis, and from Columbus 10 Chicago.
The pleasure seeker or those seeking Roplsi ia
ne Wei, should call on or address the underniRned
ior through time tables, maps land Circular and
further information. w. I. OBRIEE.
Genl passenger and Ticket Agent, No, 2i9 HiRh
street, Columbus, Ohio. myiT
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Tu.scs, ISupporters,
braces, SPRINGS,
PaInts, Oils.
large stock, low prices, at LOGAN, LIST q
cos, Wholesale Druggists, heelng. jai2-d4w
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SRMI.WREALY.
WEEKLY,

Bv mall, IA adranas, poriOOs frPotd.
n 90 | HIx mOnthk. ......,..si y
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TWO I'M ONE,

Thus eombIned vo hayo two grand medical
agents IN one, each OF which performs ID tanetion
ulent, Ioiloh, wash, or plaster ever before com.
pounded n tho history Of medicine. TrY one.
PRIcH, . cEaTS.
SOFA By all Wholesale and Rs,Ail DrugEgts
thF0uFhOat the United States and CanAdAS, And BY
WEKks d PorrRR, PropristoEI. Boston. AAIl.