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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-06

Now ron BETTER TlNEs.-No more nat
ional bankruptcies. The summer OF our
discomfort is over, and, with the exception
OF the yellow fever, the future prospects OF
the country are all that could be desired.
We have reduced our indebtedness, got rid
OF embarrassing obligations, projected our
railroad and telegraph service; we have
reached hard.pan in prices; our capitalists
are beginning to see that there is profit
in new enterprises; we have enormous
crops, q laboring population eager to work
at very low rates; American inventive
genius was never so prolific or so fruitful.
Slowly and surely our manufactured goods
arc being sent to oil parts OF the world, and
the balance OF trade Is enormously in our
favor; we arc economizing, working, stor-
ing up; our mines promise to be remark.
ably productive during the coming year =
especially those which bring the precious
metals 10 the surface OF the earth; we are
keeping our gold and silver, and may dur.
ing the year cause o flow OF the precious
metals from the other side. All the aug.
uries are hopeful and press and public can
afford to look on and emphasize the bright
sjde Of thing, Graphic.
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The Funny rhInss We DO.

Have you ever reflected upon tho very
many funny things we do, for which we
can give no particular reason? How is it
that we do not give tivecheers, four cheers,
two cheers, one cheer2 Why is it that
We give three cheers and no more? Who
can tell? Why is it that the majority Of
people uses their right hand in preference
to the left, and cannot help smiling at
those who use the latter2 Why is 1t that
a man cannot see bundle OF toothpicks
without helping himself when he does not
need them at all? Why is It that q small
boy cannot lot the thin-wasted wasp fly in
peace without furiously going for II with
his new straw hat, or why is 1t that the
small girlalways insists upon Juggling home
kitten that has not even learned how to
open It's eyes? Why is it that when any,
one asks us how many days there are In q
certain month, we 9lways say over to our
selves: ''thirty days hath September, April,
June and November" Why isit that wc
turn to the right instead OF the left, when
the left is fur more preferable, and ifadopt-
Wv WSuth Ct'o many ah hSSANeht vi ihti7
road and highway? The driver always
sits upon the right Of his vehicle; in turn
Ing to the right he is farthest away from
the wagon he passes, and unless no Is an
expert cannot tell how close he comes to
the wheels OF the man who goes by him;
whereas, II he turned to the left side he
could look straight down, see to the irac-
ton ofan inch how close he was approach
ing m obstacle, and thus avoid it. The
engineer runs upon the right hand track,
and sits upon tho right hand side Of his
cab, tho long, narrow locomotive, with its
sand tower, beliry and smoke stack In,
front Of him, cutting off his outlook and
impeding his observation. He can view
only his own track, while the opposite
track, save at n distance, Is almost wholly
unseen by him. ION some railroads the
reverse is the custoin.) Custom, owing to
causes we know not or has established
these curious precedents, and from obser-
vNtion and education we unwittingly do
thousands Of these that are, to say tho,
least, funny, and that we cannot possibly
explain. R0llEeFs Gazette. aTT n
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brew population Of this city is very large,
representing some Of our wealthiest citi-

brew population Of this city is very large,
representing some OF our wealthiest cltl-
zens. $3.50
The Methodist have fourteen churches.
The Oldest Protestant Church in San Fran
cisco Tor In California; was organized here
BY Rev. W. Roberts in 1915, The timbers
and shingles OF this church were hewn IN
Oregon, and were in course Of construction
upon the present site when Rev. w. lay
lor arrived as Missionary in 1S49. From
this beginning the NJ. Z. Church in Cali
fornla has grown until 1t now numbers
over 1000 members. .I--...
There arciourteen Presbyterian Church.
es, the first being organized May 90, 1919,
and has been hourishing remarkably since
that time. There are number OF hand.
some churches OF this denominations how
ever, the First is the largest and wealthicst.
The United Presbyterian Church was
organized January, 1866. This church has
increased wonderfully in the past few
years, and its efficient pastor, Rev. NJ. NJ.
Gibson, has gained considerable favor
over the other churches, by the interest
he manifested in relieving the poor. There
were several hundred destitute persons
leu anu many LlllllcS ClotilcN 0AN ASPSt"
necessaries last winter. They were So
well patronized that they tlOcked in and
had to wait their turn for hours.
There are fifteen Roman Catholic
churhes, some OF considerable wealth.
Tho first church, known rs the Mission
Dolores, was dedicated on the 9th OF 0cto.
Der, 1870, although projected in l7Bo, by
Father Jnmpero Sierra, the Father of the
California Missions, at the organization OF
this mission, and for its protection there
were fifteen soldiers located at the Pars:.
do, under the command Of S. Flores.
The first Indian convert was baptized on
the 9th day Of December the same year.
There are number OF other churches
that have organized since that time, but
our limited space forbids their mention ut
present. ~ '
The pastors OF the various denomina-
tons throughout the State held a meeting
to-day, in this city, to take some ac-
ton in regard to petitioning the Legisla-
ture to have the Sabbath day more fully
observed. This is considered q very wise
action, and is approved by most every
American citizen. There is such mixed
population in this State, however, that II
Is very doubtful as to how it may termi-
nate. f'f' r. NJ. G..
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commerrlnl nnd Trade Prospeet..

New York Eeohoml,,, August 81. s.l.i
Our large Dry Goods jobbing houses are
in the midst Of an active trade. A promi-
nent merchant on Broadway, who does a
large Western business, said, $50 far, it
was the best autumn season his house had
experienced iorten years. A commercial
traveller juts returning from a Western trip
states that Ohio and Indiana will be more
largely represented in Eastern markets to
make their purchases than Mt any period
since 1855. A commission merchant,
whose business extends to oil sections,
states that buyers take Goods with feel
ing OF confidence stronger than they have
exhibited at any time since 1873. He fur
ther stated that in making sales he also
had an assurance in his own mind that his
customers would dispose OF the Merchand-
ise that he sold them at q reasonable profit.
Prior to this season there had been fluctua.
tons in values that destroyed the margin a
merchant would naturally expect OF an
advance; now goods were 80 low that no
further decline was anticipated, but, on
the contrary, somewhat OF an advance,
said that lie had just received large order
by telegram from Cincinnati, which stated
business was excellent Chicago and st.
Louis bOthreported an active and increased
trade. The only discouraging feature that
is now apparent Is the arrangement Of
business In portion OF the South that is
desolated with the terrible scourge OF
yellow fever. The favored portions OF the
South, West, and Northwest are now in
the midst OF general revival OF business.
The great iron industries OF the country
are also rapidly improving. Nearly every
rollingmill from Pennsylvania to the Mis-.
souri, River Is again In operation. AT no
period since 1873 has there been such de-
mand upon our Iron foundries for material
used in building, machinery and railroad
purposes as now. The revived OF this i'm
portant element will add largely to the ac-
tive forces which are stimulatingan increas-
cd trade. The short Wheat crop in the
grain-growlng regions OF Europe will
cause an increased export demand for our
Breadstuas, which has already assumed
immense proportions. The daily receipts
at Chicago OF Wheat and Corn average
about 100000 bushels. This amount join
ed with the receipts at other Western
cities assures us that our unprecedented
harvest can, for anotherye year at least, keep
the world from famine, and besides be the
principal factor in the renewing OF our
commercial prosperity. The rapid increase
OF our exports In England and Continental
Europe Is wonderful. and our consular re- |
ports show that the United Suites is again |
making steady strides for the markets Of
the world. -UgIfH.5.
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F.; Price, TEN CENTS. 20 la
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING.
lt IIeth Edition. rH

IH...
Containing complete list Of all the towns in the
United States, the Territories and the Dominion Of
Canada having population greater than 900 accord
Ing 70 the last census together with the names Of the
newspapers hAvngthe largest local circulation In each
Of tbs places named. Also, catalogue Of newspaper,
which arc recommended 10 advertisers rs giving
greatest value In proportion 10 prices charged Also,
The Religious and Agricultural Journals very eOHl.
pl6e lists and many tables Of rates. showing The cost
Of advertising 10 various newspaper aud much other
information which beginner 10 advertising would do
we'll TO possess. Address GEO. p. R0WBl.lI 4 CO.,
Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce 81 n. J.
ALBEMARBLE FEMALE INSTITUTE, Char.
n louisville, Virginia. Twenty.second Ses-
siOnk9 m0nthsl, begins OFT lst. Board, including
washing fuel aud lights and tuition 10 English Latin,
Greek aud French, $500 per session. Music, Drawing
and Palutipg equally low. The Albemathle "a best
furnished Institute IN the South. Neie Teapia
AilsyI, nsS BaiA Rooms, and he &roa9eT CAdlybcaie
MiAtrdI HGter IA prgiRipo pup free. Full Faculty.
An escort furnished three or more pupils from the
sane point free For catalogues address. lsra
rel. r. II RAWLINGS A. NJ. President.
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CuriOSitIes.

A plate of butter from the cream of a
joke, Esi
Tho original brush used in painting the
sign of the times.
A bucket OF water from "All's WE'LL"
Soap with which a man was washed
overheard.
The strop which is used to sharpen the
waters edge.
The pencil with which Britannia ruled
the wave. ....,-... ....4. +,
4 portion ofthe yeast used in raising
A dime from the moon when she gave
change for the last quarter. t.I.'I.
The saucer belonging 70 the cup OF
sorrow. .-.r,.....
4 fence made Of the railing Of seOlding
The hammer which broke up the meet
ing. ~ u l- ..'2t
4 buckle to fasten q laughing stock.
Eggs from nest Of thieves. ~ i'l
Hinges and lock from the trunk OF an
elephant.
< sketch from politicians views.
Rockers from the cradle Of liberty.
A feather from the wings OF flying
report.
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Gaust SHIss. ~
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF Z 4
Y AALrARLE STOCKS.

--aNt tltrE NNos|
The undersigned Administrator Ct Dr., Jas. Gun.
Minis, deed, wilton ,g,-,I, as ~ IT
THURSDAY, September u, 1873, +
al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, sell At publIc auction at
the front doorof the court House VI Ohio county the
Stock 80
20 shaies Eina Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
2Ik =. WhetllhR HinEeCO. -Fl7l dI'
10 Commercial Bank, IN ne.al sfgH 4.
Franklin INSURANCE Co. ts.r.. -.5. u
10 " Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
Terms Of Salc-CdSh. K. ". HAzLETr,
Administrator.
& & ( Sf4sfS 4at sssiSas:sr sas,Sis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-06

tSeubtRrtN AonoHimoidtiOa-Ieaye Beilaire at as
p M Bridgeport 500 p. MI arrive, At steubenyilloat
6i6 p. M; leaves SteIbenyc at $40 q. nj: Bridge.
port go O. nj arrives al Bellaire At o35 4. m.
Tickets and baggage Checks 10 all principal points
IN the East and West can be procured at the Ticket
ofice In Bridgeport. IT.
.t5 F. n. MYERS,
myS General Passenger and Ticket Agent
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PINE FARM FOR SALE.
In the County Court of Ohio County,
Maurice Currcn |
Moses Ray, ct al.

l# Anp1Sa ray ethI'J a. tr .r III rl. h|..Is
In pursuance Of the authority vested In me by de-
cree catered BY said Court In the above entitled cause
on April 18th, 1875 IWi Nell n the front door Of the
resldenee Of Moses Ray, the premises hereby adyef
tised 10 be sold, on - -Jsi NIn
MONDAY, the 9th day Of September, 1878,
beginning Of 10 O'clock NJ At public auction to the
highest and best bidder the tract parcel Of land
lying and being situated on the waters Of Little Wheel
Ing creek Ia Ohio county In the State West Virginia.
bounded and described rs follows: Beginning At
stake near an elm stump corner To Nehemiah Younger
and with bis line W. 40 poles 10 stake corner 10
Catharne Ingard; thence with her line s. 50o E. 2O6
poles to two sugar trees corner 10 said Charne ugard
and Joseph Potter; thence with PO,tets line N. o,
Z, III poles TO sugar tree corner 10 james uehaney
thence \. AZ W. 1854 poles TO the beginning, c1utair-
Ing l66 acres being tho same properly granted and
conveyed by Moses Hay 20 Go. b. Caldwell by deed
Of trust dated April 2fth 1875 and recorded among
the public land records Of said county. ""il'
TERMS OF SALH.-0ne-third Of the purchase money,
such further the purchaser may elect to pay
10 hand, the residue IN two equal lnsallments paya-
be respectively In one and two years from the day Of
sale, with interest from that day the purchaser Civ
log his bond with approved personal security for each
Of the deferred inslalnens and the title 70 be- re-
served till the whole Of the purchase money Is paid.
GEO. B. CALDWELL,
Special Commissioner.
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II. BERRY,

CHARLES H. BERRY,
aF DEALER IN
Rope, Twlne, oakum, Blocks, Tar, Pitch
and Rosin, Gum and Leather Betting,
Linn and Poplar Broom Handles,
Fire Brick, Tile and Clay. IN
a. Jas MAIN STREET,
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DAYARD TAYLOR says; ~ take great pleasure
ID In recommending TO parents the Academy Of Mr.,
5. C. Shortlldge." Hon. Fernando Wood, q
PATRON Says: 81 eheeruly consent 10 tho Use Of my
name as reference" SW1TIIIN C. SHORTLIDGE
Harvard A. Ny Media, Penna Boys Academy.
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Trains leaving Columbus at $40 r. ". and 62S A. NJ
run daily. Through Chicago express leaves Columbus
daily, except Sunday At $40 r. NJ, with sleeping car
attached, arriving Ia Chlrlgo at 1870 next morning
BerthS can be secured In advance at Union Delot
Ticket Once COlunibus. Ii7-H
PulImsn's Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Cans
through without change from stehenyie and Colill-
bus 70 Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and ~.
Louis. i 0is' Jf..s.
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, Sleeping CIR
Recommendations, and any further Information, apply
to JOS. N. BELLEvlLLE, Ticket Agent at Pau
Handle Depot, foot OF Eleventh street, or at CITY
Ticket 0fhre, under Mcclure HOUSE, Wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL, Il
Gen'l Manager, Columbus, o.
S. N. FELTON,, in, u = ! -Hll'y
Gsn,l supt' Pittsburgh, Ia.
Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agent Columbus, o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-28

A xrxHkR Of the sanitary police force
came across boy the other day who
Was wheeling home a load OF oyster
cans and bottles. and curious to know
what use the lad could put them to he
made q direct inquiry. "Going TO
throw them over into the backyard.
replied the boy. 81 took two loasi-
home yesterday" " But what do you
use '.m for 2" "It's q trick OF the
family" grinned the lad. "iiow triekr
I'D Just a. lief tell." continued the
boy. as he spit ON his hands to resume
his hold Of the barrow. "We're going
to have some relations come in from
the country. We may not have much
10 eat, but IL they see thsse cans and
bottles and boxes they'll think we've
had 'istsrs, champagne. hgs aud nuts
till we've got tired OF 'sm and are liv-
ing on bread aud tatsrs for healthy
change :" The officer scratched his ear
like a man who had received a new
ilsa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-28
ABSENT.

And am from thee. and the wesry miles,
Come a. . barrier rwir' th--e arms ard tnee
rhy iove-llt e,es III, sunshine OF thy smhes'
can not sco
Thai deep outpouring Of the souls Iona wish'
Whea lin meets lip In long sc.tatic kiss.
And thouyhts un,oasusd speak. In the ehssks
foibladen bliss.
rhs, melting momen,'s calm, when passions
Erpi,ins. breathe. . softly murmured Sigh,
AId the head sinks, 10 hds what else woaia
Prom hAif.eiosedrye.
All this, and more. thai tongue could never t.i,,
Cone. as memory ehiued BY '0'e's''
And the neres ihrOo Of loves mo.' passionate
4. eha-,snsd down.
IA eA..,eu-d 10 that purer. sA,mer iiSht,
whoss power nor iime. not distance can ee'
For ,sy par. virtue md thy b~auty's might
v'er both prevail.
I.iis sous Ion, star on mirrorsd lakes calm
brcs-t.
Thy image shines In pHrity and peace.
And In the stiffness Of q roul a. rect
All passion. eesse.
-TRssy's nagasias.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-28
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED I

An sufferers from this disesse that are anxious
Oousumpsivs Powders. These towders ars the
only preparation known that will curo Con.
sumption, and oil diseases OF The throat and
lungs-indeed. 90 strong 10 our isith In them.
and also 70 convince you that they arv no hum.
bus. We will forward 90 every sufferer. by mall.
post paid, free Trial Boz.
We don't want your money until you arc per.
feetly sstisned of their curative powers. II
your life 10 worth saving. don't delay In giving
these Powdep trial, - they will surely cure
you.
Price. for large boz. $500. sent 10 any part Of
the United States OF Canada. By mall. On receipts
ASH e. ROBBINS,
$50 FULTON .treet, brookiyn, Ny.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-28

An editor said he heard recently how
Q man cured neiRhbor newspaper bor'
rover. II is told thus "Mr. Jones,
father wants 10 borrow your paper he
only wants To read It," "well. go
back and AJAX your father to lend me HI"
supper only want TO eat it." The
nsIt day the boy did not come.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-28

A LAZY boy near Stanwix has con-
quersd the kindling.wood question. lie
lost backs his fathers best mule against
the woodpils and throws the milking
stool at IL,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-28

The world still needs two or three new
kinds Of patent medicines before death
can be perfectly abolished.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-28

DiAIoouE between two Bohemians;
"wouid, o would that bad fifty thous.
and n year. know what | do.
"What?" "Nothing."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-28

"Do Collectors coilects" asks the
Boston Post. meaning summons. They
do: they collect at Washington PAa'
adslphia Times.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-28

BIAISx's handwriting looks like two
Massachusetts, Holsters trying to tear
each others claws of.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-28

A nAcHxLon editor. who had u pretty
unmarried sister. lately wrote to one
similarly circumstanesd: "Pleass eI'
shangs."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-28

WAR is tho difference between our
postoflice and the church that has the
largest clergyman One has the post
master and the other has the most pas
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-28
DR.. |. J. clAPkAY's
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
zoe Ksarsy street. san Francises,

2O0 Kesrsy street. san Franciscs,
USyrABLIsHED IN 1884. FOB THE
~ permanent cure Of ell special and Chronic
Di,esses. - aisn eli Female Complaints and
Diseases OF the Nervous System.
The immense destruction Of human life an.
nually from secret and chronic diseases caused
this old and reliable Institution 10 he estAb-
iished nrst In Philadelphia. Penn, In 1850. and
Afterwards In ran traleisco. Cal. In 1854, - .
private dispsnsary. In orcer TO AFFORD tho
sfiictsd the beet medical and surgical treatment
for the shove and all other affections and com.
plants. Consultations st the Institute or By
isttsr. FRkE.
Ph,sIoai.asd Mental Debility,
Vital weakness, nervousness. Low spi-its. las
situde. weakness OF the limbs sbd back. ioss
OF musoulsf power. indisposltioa and incspa.
biiiy for labor and ,,udy. w.sh. .Ihsustsd
heart duIinsss q apprehension. io.s o. mem.
ory, aversion 10 scieiy love OF solitude, tim.
idity, self djstrust. Ioss OF msLhood, dixsiness
hesdachs, pains In the aide, Affections OF the
eye, pimples on the fsca, sexual or other IN.
nrmities In man or woman, arc cured BY the
lustly eelsbiatsd physician. L. J. czAPKAY.
MS method Of curing diseases 10 peculiarly hi
own unknown - others). and hence the great
success. Rheumatic anec Ions. chronic catarrh,
diseases Of the stomach and tidBeys. liver com.
are suffering from the error and indiscrvtions
OF youth, nervous weakness. ars assured Of
permanent curc.
medical practitioners on the Pacinc coast, may
be consulted conndentislly In reierenee TO tho
above and all other complaints II the Institute,
No. 100 ksarny street No. rraneises..
Chsrges modsrate. Communications strictly
eopddentiai. Medicines sent By expvss. ~
dress l.. J. czAPKAY. n. D., Postof1cs rox
81, Ban Francisco. Cal. % y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-28

To make q girl love YOU. coax her to
love some one else. II there u any
thing woman relishss, 1t il to be con-
trafy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-28

No man with . strong arm has any
business to let q girl shiver coming
home from singing school.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-28

,.sss ior ss. y..s "a fss Ss is:s ~ T f:.s Ave
been . terrible suf.rss. I vss lsnAsfs1 psrsiaiiy
S: nm = .s .si ess:
snd ulesrsisd tcasiis. hard sad esssesst ecsss.
ssy.r. pain .sros. q. sssst ssd :yssy lndies.Ics
natter sessa@aisisa % rapidly n n Sssd ssd
throat tasi could sos issp tSsn fi,s frsqsssiiy
M. n ass rcs sss .ss
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fsnm.iioa ana aiesfsIlos n NJ sSfcsi ssss,d b
ss .ss sSs sn SS
nd Sy:s sss.s ssss g: as.: 49,.
20 mo os "a 4 sss
matters had reached this Stsxs or aboatsil ncaihs
cS me x.e an Il ssns s, al soss 80.
ssiSSs.S: %ySs.S : iSsa 3. fssss i T 8 !: d y.ss
:ss%ss :ssp e. ss.a x . az s: das ' B. s.ins
gsfsIsi soon reduced NE innsmnatioa ssd svyiL
S .ssS y :s: s::ss s:s
Ss % eaiIns nSlsss n NJ ss.d dessssd - c.s.s q
:s, ;2s Ss
e =; ,.a f sa: ss;s cys: z '
s.ys.sss sfs.. a.si q .ss:iiaf 4 q, non cssIs;;
and hope 70 convince many tAss NM y srsss
4 am iSmiliar with the tresfmsnt Of cstanA =
ptaetised By the es.s physeians snd hsys eecsai,,
met & s@.sss ssss, sss ny s
pesr.d during psriod Of si1 yesfs pese and nave.
; ssssi.is:.i.s: .: ss.sis:a no ::Se:!.s:
Bosros. Feb. . is7A oEo. E.pusNokk
eryyotx.a. xeb. y ia
pinsmore, and made oath that the foregoing stASs'
meut by him subscribed 10 true. nsfofe me,
sErH J. THOMAS. Justes Of ths rsses'
ss .s sss'r; IN Jss. r. sss &: