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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-17

TIE DocroRs' UlrrMArUM.-At meet.
Ing Of the Medical Society Of the City Of
Wheeling and County OF Ohio, held De.
cember 9th, 1879, the following resolution
was adopted, and the Secretary directed
70 furnish a copy Of the same to each
Druggist in the city:
WHEREAS, 1t has become a notorious
fact that sundry Druggists and Prescrip.
ttonists IN this city are in the habit Of
prescribing for patients to the serious Diet.
rlment OF the members OF this Society;
therefore,
ResOlred, That we condemn such practice
by Prescriptionists and Druggists as high.
ly improper, and that We will use our
united Influence TO withhold prescriptions
from such Druggists as shall hereafter dis.
regard this emphatic expression Of the
Society. L. d. Wilson,
sec'y Wheeling & O. c. Med. Soc.
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WooDFIELD's CAsR.-J. L. Woodfeld,
who Is confined on charge OF embezzle.
ment some time since, asked to have bis
bail reduced, and after hearing it was
fixed at 5000. The clerk was authorized
by the order to take the recoguizance in
bis Office, and yesterday the defendant of.
fered bondsmen who entered into re.
cognizance in the sum named, for his ap.
pearance before the next term OF court,
and he was discharged by the Sheriff.
The Prosecuting Attorney, however, who
was not present at the taking Of the
recognizance, objected to the snffiCienCy
Of the sureties and the defendant was re-.
arrested. A hGbeas corpus was at once ap-
piled for in his behalf, which was heard
before Judge Melvin in the afternoon,
Alter hearing the parties and investigating
the facts it as held that the re.arrest was
irregular, but the insuficienCy Of the
bondsnen being insisted upon, no order
for discharge was made, hut time given
to both sides to furnish evidence as TO
financial responsibility. tits understood
that the matter will be further calculated
to-day. Meanwhile the defendant is held
by the Sheriff as heretofore.
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Notice to Contractors & BuiIders
OFFICE OF THr BOARD OF PUBLIC woRxs !
WHEELING, November IL. 1870

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board OF Public Works, OF tho State OF West
Virginia, addressed to the undersigned, up to
y o'clock noon, Of March the Isl, 1880, ior the
ALTERATIONS II, and the ADDrfIoYs 10, Inc
Building known as the State House, at Chares.
ton, k9naEha county, West Virginia, accord,
Q, Q, Kemble and A. PEBBLES, Joint Architects
Bids will DO received for the whole, and he
several pSsts Of the work. Plans ana specii-
cations may be seen at the Capitol Building.
in Wheeling. on and after JANUARY /, 1850
and any information relative thereto may Be-
obtained by applying to Q. G. Kemble, the
Architect resident at Wheeling, West Va.
Bonds and security, approved by the Board
OF Public Works, will be required Of each
contractor. The right Of receiving or reject.
ing any or all bids e reserved.
By order OF the Board Of Public Works
nOl1 s. BRADY, sec'y,
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MGTRMoSIAL-A quiet wedding took
place at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Allen, OF the Governors office, 3O5 East
Broad street, at $50 this morning. The
bride was Miss Mollie Allen and the groom
was Mr.. Charles @. Fox, attorney OF Dan
vile, Kentucky. The officiating clergy
man was Rev. T. D. Garvin. The we'd
ding was quite private, only the immed-
late friends Of the parties being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox left at 10 a. ". for Dan.
vile, their future home. The well wishes
OF numerous friends follow them. MI.
Fox is a son Of ex'Supreme Judge Fox, Of
Kentucky, and brother Of District Judge
Fontaine Fox, Of Louisville, the youngest
man ever elected in that State.-Co Columbus
DtFatci.
Miss Allen was formerly at Bethany,
Brooke county, and will be remembered
by the old Students.
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PERSONAL MENTIoS.-Dr.S Sam. S. Adams,
this city.
h. B. Doyener and G. P. Linch returned
from Washington, D. O., yesterday.
7. W. Mitchell, General Freight and
Passenger Agent Of the Pittsburgh South.
ern Railroad, was in the city yesterday.
Capt. r. I. Devries, Of the B. & o., re.
turned from Baltimore yesterday.
Among the arrivals at the New Mcclure
House yesterday were the following: j,
2. Elmen, John Rogers, A. F. Stiner, H.,
l. Kenney, W. A. Clough, John T. Kinds,
VIM. Taylor, Q. X. June and Otto Miller,
New York; E. S. Geles, Pittsburgh; L. ],
Bunch, South Bend, Ind, r. W. Cham.
bers, Mt. Pleasant, o.; ]. H. Hodgen,
Portland, o.; Geo. NJ. Fleming, Buck6an.
non, W. Va; N. Deepen, New York; NJ.
Goldsmith, Lexington, Ky; DR.. F, Whit.
tlesey and s. Hazlett, Washington; VIM.
L. Ong, city; 0. Hammond, Smithfield,
o.; T. ]. Paxton, Detroit, Mich; s. W.
Bell, Toledo, o.; B. A. HAZEL and T. S.
Houston, Philadelphia; G, L. Cooke, Chi.
cago, ILL.,; 7. A. Ogden, Columbus, O.; W.
B. MCMechen, city; D. A. Mcdonald, st.
Louis, Mo.
Captain E. B. Bowie, of the Hempaeld,
is confined to his room by severe sickness.
Mayor Sweeney, Of Wheeling, was in
town yesterday, on his way through to
Philadelphia. He stopped over few
hours to visit his daughter, who is here
taking lessons in vocal music from Profess.
or Tetedoux. Although a red.hot Demo
crat, the Mayor is q friend OF General
Grants, with whom he became well &C.
quainted while travelling through Europe
last year.-PiAsburgh Commercial Gd.ette.
Samuel Hazlett, Esq, Mayor Of Wash.
ington, Pa, was at the New Mcclure last
night.
Judge jackson, Of the U. s. Distric,
Court holds a special term at Parkersburg,
beginning on Thursday.
Deacon Stone got substantial endorse
ment from his brother members of the
First Branch last night.
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ST. MATHEWS oClAL.-The largest and
most successful Of the social entertain.
ments given by st. Matthew's Episcopal
Church was held in the basement Of the
church building last night. An excellent
supper was served by the ladies in charge,
and the refreshment tables, as well as
those on which Christmas goods were dis.
played, were literally patronized by the
good.humored crowd in attendance
These entertainments, given for the pur.
pose OF helping to pay the church debt,
have been profitable as well as pleasant
features OF the church work, and those
who have attended them will be glad to
know they are to be continued through
the winter.
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ECZEMA RODENT.
The CutIcura Remedies Succeed where q
Consultation of Physicians Falls.

Messrs wEExs PorrEE Gsniismta-I have sui.
Tered over thirteen years With skin disease In my
hands and limbs cAuIng constant irritation deprV-
Ing me Of rest and attention 70 buSiHeSs.
sought many remedies here and elsewhere, also
use Of sulphur baths, Without permanent cure.
Last May physician called my disease Eczema
Rodent1-spotS appeared on my hands, head and face
eyes became much inaamed and GRADUATED, causing
At length impaired sight.
Internal and external remedies were prescribed by
leading physician for ak months was then intro
dueed 10 another, and consultation Of several lead
Ing physicians vas had, when = deAnte plan WIS
decided upon, bR Gl( 10 70 PuEpose.
After following advice for four months without any
permanent cure, ] bought two bottles Of CU1ICUR1
REsoLvENT, two boxes Of CuTICURA, and some SOAP,
and can testify with greet pleasure 10 the eject they
cured.
The PhydeianS pronounced my case the most az
enee and practice.
recommend and highly indone the CurIcuRA
REAEDiE9 Yours truly,
FIJI. DRAKE,
Agent for Harper 1 Bros. Publications.
Clifford st. and Woodward Ave,
Detroit, Mich, Jan. -, Is79.
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TIE price Of oysters has been advanced.
orR coal men are over run with orders
OF present for coal.
oSR marriage license was issued by Re.
corder Hook yesterday.
A NUMBER Of our farmers are holding
their hay for higher figures.
Az Elm Grove car will run for the Bar
rett performance Saturday night.
soNE Of the Fulton people say that there
was q slight earthquake there on Monday
morning about o'clock.
The Andes went 10 lEtnayille on Mon.
day evening, and was there late receiving
iron for the lower markets.
II. X. LIST has put an Otis 4 Co.'S by.
draulic elevator In his new store room on
Main street, below Fourteenth.
TICKETS will be on sale tomorrow
morning: at Lucas for reserved seats for
Lawrence Barrett's performance.
THERE will be no matinee this afternoon
Of the Richmond and Won Boyle troupe,
and tonight will close their engagement.
TIE soldiers are making extensive pre-
parations for their campfire on New Years
night. A banquet will also be held at
the Mcclure House afterwards.
JOHN EGoLER, q driver for the Belmont
coal bank, assaulted lad named Mike
Shaugnessey yesterday morning. Squire
Wait issued warrant for EGgler.
The funeral OF VIM. Peters took place
yesterday afternoon under the auspices Of
Nelson Lodge OF MaSons, OF which he was
a member. The funeral was very large
one.
Ma. ROBERT JuNEIEs, Of the Second
Ward, gave a fine reception to q number
OF his friends at his residence last evening,
7. 7. GoCkayne's orchestra furnished some
fine music.
A TEAM Of horses belonging to Mr.
Bens. MCMechen ran off at B0ggs' Run
yesterday with wagon containing small
boy, who was thrown out and badly hurt
The wagon was broken to pieces.
COMPLAINT comes from residents at the
head OF Fifteenth street on account Of the
fact that the crossings are not laid down
at Fifteenth and Wood, although they
were ordered by Council some time ago
A CARPENTER named David Davis, who
lives on the Island, had his foot badly in
jured yesterday. Another workman wa
using a Ratchet, when the head flew of
striking his foot and injuring it severely
Ok account OF the absence Of materia
witnesses, the examination Of Al. Ros,
was continued from yesterday, by SQUIRE
Caldwell, until tomorrow ut 2P.M Rosl
is the person accused OF stealing Siebke'I
harness.
The authorities Of the Wheeling 4 Bel
mont Bridge Company deny that thu
plank in the back bridge broke on Sunda!
night, as the flooring is about four inche:i
in thickness and it Is impossible to breal
through it.
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FAMILY MARIEr.-There was fair at.
tendance atthe Fifth Ward Market yes.
terday morning, and produce, game and
poultry were plenty, induced by the ap.
preaching holidays. Apples were high, and
choice grades were very scarce and very
high. Following were the prices:
Apples-BellAowers, 60a65c per peck /;
Roman beauty, northern spy and russets,
25aS0a40c per peck.
Sweet potatoes, Jerseys, Coo q peck, or
l5c quarter peck. Irish potatoes Zoe a
peck. Cranberries 10c a quart; celery l0a
l5c bunch; beets SOc peck; carrots SOC
apeck; pGnnips SOC 4 peck; turnips l5A
zoe; cabbage 5al0c per head; onions 6oc
peck; oysters S0a45c per quart; turkeys,
live 75ca$l 90 each; dressed l2!al5c per
pound; chickens, live 90aS0c each; dress.
l0al2c per pound; ducks, dressed 12al5c
per pound; live 20a25c each; rabbits lOa
l5c each; squirrels l0al5c each; geese,
live 30a60c; dressed 60a75c each; pleas.
ants 60aI6c per pair; quail l5a20c each.
Butter-We quote prime roll at 25a35c per
pound; No. |, 20a24c. Eggs 25c per doz.
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The New ConstitutIou.

The Charter under which the Louisiana
State Lottery Company proceeds was, by
the vote Of the people Of Louisiana, i'm.
bedded In the new constitution, 90 that
no fluctuations Of politics or adverse pr.
yate interests can hereafter interfere with
the regular drawings Of the company, the
next Of which occurs on the 18th January.
The vote Of the people shows the conf.
denee felt In the company at home, where
1t L. best known. Particulars In the ad.
vertlsement elsewhere, and full intor-
nation obtained by addressing N. A.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La, or New York.
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CnANuEAH.-Th Hebrews Of this city
celebrated the feast Of redemption last
night, termed "Chanukah," at Washing
ton Hall. DR.. Jacob Theodore Vogels.
dorff, in an introductory address explained
the ieasts as follows. These feasts are eel.
ebrated in honor Of 1.-THE redemption ofthe
Jewish people by Jehovah from slavery
or danger. The first one was celebrated
when we as people we're delivered from
the thralldom OF Pharaoh, King Of Egypt,
by Moses. The second was observed upon
our deliVerance by Judas Maccabees from
the Assrnian tyrants, and this one we GEL
citrate tonight. The third one will occur
when the yet unborn God appears, and
when the sons Of God become one brother
hood, one family, one people.
Seven little girls bearing seven wax
tapers, which were lit by little boy who
said grace, then marched around the room,
after the ancient custom Of the Hebrews,
representing the seven golden candlesticks
of the original temple.
A concert was then given. Following Is
the programme:
Instrumental Schsufer.
Chlldren's peTfOTmAnte. ..... ......Sunday SchaOi
Sopk--''Ine NpkADOnu l. LUCAS.
sonS-"Ohi Lovely 0ner"-ROndinelli, .....::.
Piano KIlmyer.
In response to an encore, Mr.. Lucas
sang the "Yeoman's Wedding Song" and
Mrs. Eof, Coming Through the Rye"
The ball then began to the music Of
Professor Kramer's full orchestra, and
at 10 o'clock, a splendid supper,
prepared by Martin Thornton, was par.
taken Of by thosein attendance. The floor
managers were James Speyer, assisted by
L. Mandel, NJ. Buchanan, L. Baer and II.
Blum, OF Bellaire.
The occasion was most delightful one,
and all present were delighted with their
entertainment.
Among the very many pleasant ladies
present none seemed to attract more ad-
miration and attention than Miss Some
born. Indeed she was truly the belle Of
the ball.
The Jewish people are notable for not
only their hospitality but for the true en-
joyment which marks all their social pleas
ures. We have seldom seen public fes-
tival and ball pass of with so much eclat
as the one Of last night, and we Congratu-
late those instrumental in It's management,
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II you wish to save money buying Holi.
day presents go to John Roemer's Dry
Goods, Carpet and Wall Paper Emporium.
Nos. 20l9 and 202l, and buy something
useful as well as ornamenial-such as
Silk Dresses, Dolmans, Cloaks, Shawls,
Flannels, Hosiery, Gloves, Silk Handker.
chiefs, all kinds OF underwear, Cashmeres.
Ten thousand yards Of Fancy Dress Goods
from 10 TO IS cents. Carpets and Wall
Paper, and thousands OF other articles at
the old prices for cash. Call soon and
oblige john RoENRR.
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FROM appearances the social at Zane
Street tonight will be one OF the most sue
cesstul affairs held in the city during the
season. It is creating quite q stir in that
part ot,the city. It is under the manage.
ment OF those who always make an enter.
prise OF this kind succede. Be sure nd
call at the fancy table early in the even.
ing.
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SALT RHEUM
On Face, Head aud Parts of Body. Head
Covered with Scabs and sores.

Messrs. WEEKS 4 PorTER:-I commenced TO use
your CuTICuRA last July. Have only used one large
and one small tOX, and one bottle Of The RESoIvEST
My lace and head and some parts Of my bOdy were
almost raw. Ny head was covered with Scabs and
sores, and my suffering was fearful.
/ had tried everything had heard Of In the East
and West. Ny case was considered very bad one.
One very Sklul phyIiciAn said be would rather not
treat It, and some Of Them think nov am only cured
temporarily. think not, for have not particle Of
Salt Rheum about me- and my case IS considered won.
deriul My case has been the means Of telling great
many Of your CuIlCURA REMEDIES In this part d the
country. Respectfully yours,
MRS. s. E. WHIPPLE,
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POLICE CouRr-Jldas Crnnmer.

The following cases were disposed Of at
this court yesterday morning:
Daniel UrumbaCker, disorderly; fined
s. 90. Paid.
George Stein, disorderly; fined s. 90.
Paid.
John Halpin, drunk; execution sus-
pended on payment OF costs, Paid.
Hugh Boyd, drunk; fined s. 90. Paid.
The case against George Kress, for dis
orderly conduct, was continued until to-
day at % o'clock AN.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS Palace Restaur-
ant is removed TO the large and beautiful
room, with entrances at Ills Main and
lllG Water streets. With the facilities Al.
torded me in my present location, Ipro-
pose to remain and give Wheeling what il
has never had before-a restaurant frat.
class in all its appointments,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were issued
yesterday by the Governor to E. L. Bas.
nett as Captain, Joseph P. Fleming First
and Geo, A. Merrill as Second
Lieutenant, all OF the Garrett Rifles, OF
Fairmont.
Capt. Basnett was formerly Sec. Lieut.,
and was promoted, vice Capt. Billingslea,
resigned.
The Adjutant General shipped yester.
day, by the Andes, accoutrements Tor the
THOMPSON Grays, Of Parkersburg.
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Accidental lad named Conner, a son
OF Ephraim Conner, who works at Fish.
er's Foundry, was badly injured yester-
day morning at the Hinge Factory. His
left arm and shoulder were caught in the
machinery and both badly lacerated,
large portions Of the skin and flesh being
torn from the shoulder and the upper
arm, mangling the muscles and laying
bare the bone. DR.. Ulrich was called in
to attend him. The arm may be Of use
to him, although It Is very much torn and
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YKATHER INpIoArIoNs.

WASHINGTON. December lila. NJ
Fofthe Ohio Valley and Tennessee, rising
barometer, cold northwest winds and
clear weather.
For the Lower Lakes, rising barometer,
colder westerly winds and snow, followed
by clearing weather.
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Fine Holiday Goods.
Christmas Social and Bazaar.
Notice to Cigar Makers.
Observation-Disclosures Schnepi.
Fruits, Nuts, Candies-Behrens { Go.
Notice.
Cheap Hats at Dinger's.
Holly Wreaths-W.S S. Hutchins.
Estray Cow.
Gold and Silver Watches-John Decker
For Rent-Store Room.
Louisiana State Lottery.
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Decatur, Mich, Nov. IL, 1875 s. . E. A''

CuTiCuRA, cuElcURA REsoLvESr and CurIcuRA
SOAP are prepared BY Weeks d Potter, Chemists and
Druggists, $50 Washington ItrIet, and sold By all
Druggists Phce Of CUrTcURA, small boxes 50 cents;
large boxes, containing two and one. half times the
quantity Of small, ST. REsoLvEXT, 81 per bottle.
CuTlcuEA SOAP q cents per cake; By mall, 30 cents,
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BUY a Present that will uutlast time /;
one to not only gladden. The heart to-day but
In after years awaken happy recOlIecllUus
Of the glyer. JACOB W. GRUB.
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MuNIcIrAL CouRr-Jlldqe CraGmlr.

MUNICIPAL UOUKF-JWIQe CTuHNld.
This Court transacted the following bust
ness yesterday:
John W. Mandel ys. Franklin Insurance
Company; In assumpsit. Evidence and
arguments Of counsel fully completed and
the case submitted TO the Court,
Adjourned until this morning at 10
o'clock.
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DENTISTRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE-
~ SIRE 10 save their natural teeth We would say
that now better prepared than ever beIore TO
enable them 10 do 90. BY the use Of an ELECTRo
and hRndsomer Gold FllingS, With more eaSe TO our
Patients, than have heretofore been made in this
city OF elsewhere, without the aid Of the Electric
PlIEYer. What We Ay We can prove By actual
denomination. Call and see for yourselves.
JAMES II. sURGISON i SON,
au1 No. llFS Market st., Wheeling, ". Va.
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TRASsrER OF REAL EsrArE.-The fol.
lowing transfer Of real estate was admit
ted to record in the office of the County
Clerk yesterday.
Deed made December 10th, 1879, by A.
S. Gillespie and wife to James Lawther for
lots 10 and 20 in Buena Vista addition for
500.
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There Is great distress among the poor
classes Of Italy. The municipal council
met yesterday TO consider measures for
their relief.
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SURGEON GENERAL WolnoT, OF Wiscon.
sin, says: 81 do not hesitate TO say that
Bethesda Water isvastly superior 70 any
other remedy known 70 the profession"
for all kidney and bladder affections,
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TAX NOTICE.
STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.

The annual msetinsOi the stockholders Of the Bel.
mont Glass Works will be held at the Office Of the
company in BellaIre, Ohio, JANUARY II, 1850, At
one O'Clock p u, at which time seven a. D1ectOrA
viii be elected to seTe for the ensuing year
de5 n. SHEETS, Secretary.
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You can find q. 9. Wlnzenreid at No.
1850 Market street, where you eau buy
cheap Holiday Presents.
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G, o. wISzESRRrD, No. 1860 Market
street, has just received full stock OF
Holiday Goods, consisting Of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry, which he offers to
the public at lower prices than ever before
offered,
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Miss ANNIE PIxLEY has been booked for
the 9Th and 9th Of January by Manager
Riester,
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EXTENSIVE preparations have been made
by the ladies Of the Thomson Church for
q good time ut their social this evening.
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NEw style music rolls at sheib,s.
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DOS'r fail to go to the social at Thomson
Church tonight.
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The CoURrs.-CouNTY Court Judge
BOyd-This Court met at 8 o'clock yester-
day morning and adjourned until this
morning at 9 o'clock.
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MEDICAL,
(gtioura
BLOOD AND SKIN HUMORs.

CUTicuRA RENEDIE for The Treatnsn. Of Blood
aud Skin and Scalp humOTS When IL ScrOtulOus,
CaAcCtOuS, or Syphllitlc origin, the CUficURA RI.
SOLVENT L the principal remedy and II there are Ut
the same tmo uHefS, sores or other External Atec-
IONS, then the CufiCuRA, AaSisted by the CUTICuHA
SoAP, must b used externally. II the disease ID Of
the skin aud Scalp the principal remedy will then
Be The CuT1CURA, with the CUTiCURA soar, and such
use ol the kEsOLvENTl ~ Is suggested by the follow.
the skin Is hot and dry the blood icyersh, tho liver
torpid the bowels e0lStipAtcd or when the virus Of
ScFOtula poison O Mercury Is known 10 lurk 10 the
system, or when the Constitution has been shattered
BY MAlArlal aud Antl.PcrOdIc FeVers and DebilIta.
ting Diseases, DlWaya take the REsoLvENr while
using the CuTIcuRA. A cure thus made will be per
RlAnent aud satisfactory,
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A suPERB supper for 20 cents at Thomson
n. E. Church, from six to ten this even.
ing.
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0. S. LONG will read tonight at the
social at Thomson Church,