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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-15


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ate Continent
famous comic melo.drama was played at
the Opera House last night, with Oliver
Doud Byron in the role OF "Joe Ferris,
the ferret" supported by an unusually
select company. Mr.. Byron has probably
the least Objectionable Of all the sensa.
tional dramas now on the boards, unless
we except "M'liss." The element OF fun
enters so largely into the composition OF
the play that the spectators are kept in an
almost constant roar oflaughter. The fun
OF Joe q. Banks, as knock
down Johnny" is Of that spontane.
Gus, genial cast which is irresistible
in q mixed audience. His violin
playing in various unique positions was
really fine in musical point OF view, yet
the novelty and popularity OF the posi-.
tons brought down the house. Charles
A. Gardner, in his German specialties,
was also favorite with the audience, and
his dances and songs are strong card.
The Chinese part was well taken, and sew
eral others acquitted themselves with such
distinguished honor that we regret that
lack OF space forbids our further particu-
larizing this morning. Byspecisl request,
the same play will be repeated tonight,
with, however, an entire change OF the
specialties introduced.
Theatre Comique.-At the Academy Of
Music Manager Furlong Is giving SPLEEN
did variety show nightly. Tonight 40
entire change Of programme will be intro
duced. The acrobatic hat.spinning, Ger
man dancing and singing, and some OF the
other features OF the entertainment are
really artistic and unobjeCtionable.
Uncle Toms Cabin.-Anthony ( Ellis's
Combination, though new one, said TO be
really fine, with same novel spectacular
effects and attractive specialties, are book
ed for this play at the Opera House Friday
and Saturday nights.
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A HOUSE CAPTURED. Our reporter
when passing 1910 Eof street, yesterday,
observed q large crowd standing about the
door and many going in and out Of the
house. He remarked that the gathering
was largely composed OF sickly looking
persons and cripples; some were being
helped along by their friends; some were
lame, some were on crutches. To account
for this unusual assemblage, he was told
that these unfortunates had all gathered
at this place to receive professional treat
ment from DR.. Jas. G. Mccoy, who they
said had come from the East and estab.
lished an office at this place for the pur-
pose Of treating chronic diseases and physi.
cal deformities. They said the DR.. was
working wonderful cures, in restoring
cripples, the deiormed and chronic sui.
ierers to healty condition, and that he
would remain in Wheeling until April 20,
and would then return to the Eastern
cities.
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A BRACE OF BuRaLARIEs.-The meat and
provision shop OF Otto Hess, on Jacob
street, below Seventeenth, was entered
from the rear on Tuesday night and q
quantity OF hams and other meats stolen.
The thief entered over the transom Of the
door in the rear OF the building into a
room without the shop and from this room
by another transom into the shop. Parties
standing near the shop distinctly heard
the smashing OF the glass but were afraid
either to go to the shop or give any alarm.
A barrel Of vinegar was spilled by the
thief kicking out the spigot.
AnOtheT.-The same night the attention
oil 0Irs. Glass, who lives with her hus-
band on Seventeenth street, near Jacob,
was attracted to the presence Of some one
In the house, whom she recognized as
John Cain. John walked out OF the house
without securing anything, and yesterday
was arrested by Officer McCully
and taken before Justice VIM. Philips, who
committed him to jail for hearing to-
morrow morning.
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AANNE AsV"hs
The marks last evening indicated
feet 5 inches and falling slowly.
Business on the levee dull.
The Fannie Tatum succeeded in getting
ahoat yesterday, after being aground at
Davis Island dam for q couple OF days.
She was lying AZ the Belmont wharf last
evening unloading her lighter, the barge
Rover, which she will leave here.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual yesterday, including the prompt
Bellaire packet Pres Ellison.
1t was expected that the repairs to the
Diurnal would be completed so as to allow
her to resume her place in the Parkers-
burg trade to-day.
The w. N. Chancellor is due from Gin.
cinnati tomorrow.
All steamboatmen will refuse to pay 10
cents per ton wharfage at New Orleans
after the present lease expires.
The Pittsburgh Dispateh OF yesterday
says: An inquest was held on the body OF
the man found drowned in the Ohio river,
near the mouth OF Big Sewickley creek.
A verdict OF found drowned was returned.
The man was about % years OF age, about
5 leet 10 inches high, had dark hair, dark
mustasche, blue eyes, and wore q blue
cotton overshiTt, a blue flannel shirt, dark
diagonal pantaloons and brogan shoes. In
his pocket was q letter signed "Alice
Carver" and addressed TO Mr.. Stokes,
OF Parkersburg. Alice asks 10 be relieved
from q nuptal contract, and some people
suppose that Stokes is the name Of the de-
ceased and that he committed suicide In
consequence OF the declination OF the girl.
The man Is believed to have been employ
ed on the towboat Bell Prince.
by Telegraph
NASHVILLE, April l4.-River falling
with feet 8 inches on the shoals.
PIrrsBuReH, April 13.-RiyerS feet IL
inches and stationary. Weather clear and
pleasant.
OAIRo, April14.-Rlver SO feet s inches
add falling. Weather cloudy. Thermome-
ter 7O'. Arrived: Bigley, 81. Louis.
YIcKsBURe, 14.-Weather cloudy and
warm. Thermometer Isl. River fallen i
inch. Down: Golden City. No boats mp.
CNc1NNATl, April l4.-River II feet
8 inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm. Arrived:. Stockdale, Pittsburgh;
Virgie Lee, Memphis. Departed: Hud.
son, Pittsburgh; Fashion, Henderson;
Granite State and Montana, St. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, April l4.-Riyer falling;
with feet 10 inches in canal; Q feet 10
inches in the chute and on the falls.
Weather pleasant and windy. Business
good. ]. W, CAT, Cincinnati to Memphis;
Guiding Star, New Orleans TO Cincinnati;
Reindeer and tow, TO Pittsburgh.
NV ORLEANS, April l4.-Weathe partly
cloudy. Thermometer $50. Arrived: j.
5. Mcdonald and tow, Cairo; Common.
wealth and John Gilmore and barges, st.
Louis; Golden Grown, Cincinnati. q. P.
Tor Cincinnati, are loading 10 leave to.
morrow.
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CARRIED THE WAR ISTo ATRIcA.-Yes.
terday negro named Porter Grigsby, EN-.
ployed in the wholesale house Of A. @.
Egerter & Co., as teamster, made some
remark concerning George Snyder, to
which George took exception. He also
took pistol, and, accompanied by Jacob
Snyder, his father, who was armed with
a Ratchet, and John Snyder, brother,
and another Snyder, also a brother, he
sought the black at the warehouse where
he works. Without warning, George
pulled out his pistol and fred, but fortu.
nately for Mr.. Grigsby gentleman stand.
ing by threw up Snyders hand, aud the
ball went wide OF is aim. Mr.. Egerter
also disarmed the elder Snyder OF the
Ratchet, but the other two in the mean.
time had punished Porter until he looked
like q Porter.house steak. He swore out
a warrant before Squire Philips, and
George was fined 81 and costs for carrying
concealed weapons. He then lodged COM
plant against the darkey for assault, bnt
the case was dismissed by the Justice.
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PkRsosA1 MHsT1oS. -'fUnclsp John
Brown, the faithful watchmat at the Post
office, Is lying dangerously III with lung
fever at his residence on Sixteenth street.
BE Is having long and hard seige oil II,
but hopes are expressed by his numerous
friends for his ultimate recovery. We
can't spare old John for several years yet:
W. r. steadman, Esq, chief manager Of
the Singer Manufacturing Company at
Pittsburgh, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Tillie Nuzum, who has been visit
ing friends on the Island for the past ten
days, yesterday returned to her home OF
New Martinsvflle on the steamer Courier.
John Hoier, Of Baersville, Ohio, aprince
Of good fellows, and good fellow himself
generally, Is in the city.
Barney Galligan Is now Clerk Of the
First Branch OF Council. Barney has
ever been attentive to the reporters, and
will make good Clerk.
Mrs. McIlvaine and two children, oil
Wheeling, are visiting at Mrs. SWANS
Washington Reporter.
Louis stoker aud John Medick, IT,, viii
leave for Leadyille, Colorado, to day.
Henry Schmulbach, Esq, returned last
evening from Milwaukee, Wis, accom-.
panied by Mr.. Rudolph Rapp, practical
brewer, for the Nail City Brewery.
Conrad Yahn and Mrs. Casper He'll, Of
this city, will leave for Germany the
second week in May.
Mr.. Carl Sauter will leave for Baden
Germany, next Tuesday.
Christian Yolze, OF the Canton, o..
Jolks Zeituns, and bis son, are in the city
They came to attend the funeral OF Mr.
Joseph steger.
John Bradshaw, NJ. Of R., and Thomal
F. Bailey, Supervisor Of Trains, Fourth
Division Of the B. & O., were in the city
Captain George W. whitescarver and
Hon. Leroy Coffron, OF Grafton, were IL
the city yesterday.
Among yesterdays arrivals 1.-THE stamn
were: ]. W. Chsppell, Boston; Pete
Frankhauser, Sardis, o.; W. L. Dubois
Philadelphia: Thos. K. Ray, Pittsburgh
]. ]. Gorrell, Michigan; q. B. Howell
Wheeling.
Among the arrivals at the New Nc
Lure House were the following: Adam
Reid, G. Z. Garry, B. II. Lefferty, E. w
Staples, Jr., New York; Mrs. Cooper. and
daughter, Pittsburgh; j. E. Ellebourre,
Baltimore; ]. D. Orr, williamsburg, Pa.
Francis NJ. Teets, Buchanan, w. Va; ],
W. Toland and family, Bellaire; D. P.
Pugh; Middlebourne, W. Va; W. 81.
Gillespie, sistersville, W. Va; E. 7. Akin.
son, Philadelphia.
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TELEPHONE TALK.-Now that we have
the authority Of Council for the construc-
ton Of telephone lines through the city,
work will begin very soon on said con-
struction. Superintendent Wolfinformed
US last night that moro than twenty sub
scribers had already been obtained, and
these without any effort on his part.
This indicates that our business men ap.
preciate the advantages OF the convent.
ence about to be offered them. Cities not
half as pretentious as ours have the tele-
phone, and 1t is being put up every day
in small towns. We feel confident that
all the encouragement necessary in the
matter will be given and the work neces-
sary to erection expedited as much as
possible.
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FOREIGN MISSIONARY SUoIETY.-The
third annual meeting Of the Wohau's
Foreign Missionary Society OF the Pres.
bytery OF Washington III be held to-day
in the Presbyterian Church OF Wellsburg,
W. Va, at 2 o'clock, and continue It's SEES.
sions until tomorrow afternoon. This
evening Rev. W. II. Lester, Of West Alex.
ander, and Rev. DR.. Hays, President Of
Washington and Jefferson College, will
deliver addresses upon topics connected
with the work OF the Presbyterial Society.
Trains will leave the Pan Handle depot
at o'clock a. N. and at 1882 noon. Ex.
Cprsion tickets, at 65 cents for the round
trip, can be obtained from Mrs. w, F.
Butler and Mrs. A. w. Kelly.
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MILITARY ISspEcTIoS.-ln obedience 10
an order issued some time ago to the va
riOus captains Of companies composing
the First Regiment West Va. volunteers,
10 meet, muster and inspect their men,
Captain John l.. Dickey, OF the Mathews
Light Guards, has called a meeting for
this evening for the purpose Of inspecting
iLsnd desires full meGtlng,as 1t Is not Dc.
sirnble that this, now tho oldest company
In the State, should iLilto have the requI.
site number OF men to its existence
until next July, at which time the term Of
enlistment OF the members will expire.
This company was the first one gotten up
in the city, was composed OF the very
cream OF our young men, and was the
pride Of the city end tits the only company
among us, or indeed In the State, with q
record, audit now becomes every member
OF this company to go TO the armory this
e,eiing and preserve that company until
the natural courseof events will terminate
ilS existence.
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ANOTHER DISCOVERY.
Tue Power OF the Electric Light
Exceeded In IFS Value 10
Humanity.
How q Rochester Gentleman Dis.
covered the secret of
Longevity,
whereby He saved His Own Life
and Gave the Results 10
the World,
A Record Unparalleled in the Ex.
perienee of the Medical
Profession.

RocHEsTER, n. y, March 1.
At time when the public attention inlpeciAlly
directed toward scientific discoveries, the revelation
comes With unusual force its well known that 81
kidney troubles are dangerous, and that even LSht
diHeultes should receive Immediate attention. HsTe-
toiot0 BrighA Disease Of the Kidneys has been con-
ddersd incurable and ali lnieted With It have Aban
doned hope. Mr.. II. H. Warner. the well known
dealer In saioS and one Of our leading cIens was o.
this number, and when given up ~ Physieiaas o..
famous As Warnsrs sale Kidney aud Liyef Cure. 50
remarkable was the recovery that he determined 10
give tbs rtmedy 70 the public, and the following
TaS.: aG ca.fss P,ase SsSt 70
Paris and thence 70 England 70 be treated for BhghtI
Disease and after the best phySeans Of both eoun'
tres bad done what they could for him, gave up In
despair and returned 10 America 10 de Here he re-
eeiTed further treatment from other Ikilllul phyh
clans without benefit and while "lisesily lingering
IN pain and anguish, As he says heard Of the Sale
cared Ia few weeks. Notice the following:
BALT LAKE CITr, Jan. ., 1880.
GKSTLEhRs-In 1871, at Washington, D. O., *.
aunK In Hepaiitis inflammation Of the lIsef, which
gradually extended 10 the kidneys Ny 0nllFe sJI.
tenn vas In terrible condition. Ny skin became
yellow dry and fsvstsh; my limbs bean < % sSsil
came utterly dependent. was kept BY my pbyIi.
elan-one Of the best In WaShington-upon an exelu.
ave milk diet for ave months, with no improvement,
but an agsrayltion Of all my symptoms. Ny case
seemed utterly hopeless, and was 20 regarded by =
council Of the most eminent phSSlcAns In the city.
Death seemed ln0Itable. By The SdYlce Of friend
was induced 10 try Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, and In ten weeks was entirely restored, and
verify believe Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
the best medicine ever prepared. I Atn, gentlemen,
gratefully yours, 0.J.AVEkELL,
Clerk supremeCourt Of the Territory Of Utah.
Any one who has pain 10 the back or the Illgbiest
symptom Of Kidney trouble should not delay an In.
slant but seek relief through this sovereign remedy
All druggists sell Il. Sold wholesale IN Wheeling by
Logan, LDt q Co. and LAughlln Bros. 4 Co.
mhl2-TTHE4w
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wAsHISsTos, April 15.-l A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cloudy
weather with frequent rain, warm south
sry veenng TO colder northwest winds,
rising, preceded in the east portions by
falling barometer.
For the Lower lake regions, increasing
cloudiness, with rain or snow, warm south
west veering TO colder northwest winds,
followed by rising barometer.
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Vulcan Iron works Trouble.

ST. Ions, April l4-owins to the dis.
satisfaction among some Of the employees
OF the Vulcan steel works, this city, re.
gafding the wages, the company have
closed part OF the works for the present,
but will start them again soon under the
new schedule prices,
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VINO Knows WlLsoS?-The Pittsburgh
Commercial Gd:eite Of Tuesday has the fol-.
lowing: Last night about eleven o'clock
a man named Wilson, from Wheeling,
while walking along Twelfth street, South
Side, was NcCOsted by three men in front
Of a dark passageway, who asked him o
question and then knocked him down.
Ono OF the fellows Choked him while
the other two went through his pockets
and secured forty dollars and q watch"
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Two large twin ice machines are now
undergoing erection at the premises OF
the Reymann Brewing Company. These
gentlemen had, prior 70 this date, but one
In operation, which met their entire ap-
provAl, and was an inducement TO erect
the present two machines, demanded as q
necessity by the steady increase oil bust
ness. The proprietors regret, however,
very much, thaton account oil the build.
ing Of these machines at the present time,
the usual annual "Bock Beer Test" at the
Brewery premises eau not be had.
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Mn. AXDREw WADE, Plymouth, Ind, In.
forms ~ that st. Jacobs oil Is considered
an iniallible remedy. A Mr.. Hilsman
called 1t the best remedy In the market,
and his neighbor, Mr.. AmeS, was cured by
It's use OF rheumatiSmin the arm. Another
man In the same city, who suffered greatly
with pains In the side, could get no relief
until heapplied St. Jacobs OIL, which cured
him.
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nalte a Happy Home.

%AhAo y 4AsFFS AAV-4s
By presenting your wife, daughter, sister,
or friend with q
steinway Piano,
Fischer Piano,
Knabe Piano,
. Emerson Piano,
Weber Piano,
Chickering Piano,
palace" Organ,
Loring & Blake Organ,
Piano or organ stool,
Elegant piano cover,
ACCORDION,
Guitar,
Violin and bow,
Oh Banjo,
From the magnificent stock TO be found
at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street.
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THE CoURrs. -oIRcuIr CouRr Judge
Nelrin,-This court met at Ga. N. yester.
day, and disposed Of the following bust
Messrs, H. R. Spencer and o. R. Wood,
graduates Of the University Of Michigan
Law School, were, on motion Of Judge R.
H. Cochran, admitted to practice in this
court.
State VS.. John Condrey, indicted for
burglarizing Lawrence WGlther's saloon.
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Polinaris.
Book Beer.
Wanted-Girl.
Three Mile Ice.
For Sale or Lease.
For Sale al s. so Per Acre.
Centre Foundry Company.
To Whom II May Concern.
Special Auction Sale OF China.
Notice OF Cignr Makers Union.
New Bnoks-Stanton & Davenport.
Trustees Sale OF Centre Wheeling
Property.
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INSTRUCTION Books for Violin. Flute.
ACCORDION, and other small instruments,
for less than cost, at sheib's, Washington
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HOMES FOR SALE.

DUBLIC SALE OF THE "FAIR
l. GROuNDa" ON WHEELING ISLAND.
In pursuance Of resolution adopted by the stock
holders orths "Horth West virginia AEreuliural So
eiety" Ut meeting held nj their otce IN the city
Of wheeling, on the 9Th day o; March, 1850 the un-
derSiSned committee viii, on
SATURDAY, APRIL I'm, 1850,
at tho front door Of Ohio county Court House, CON-
nencing at 10 o'clock A. W. proceed 70 sell At public
lucon 70 the highest and best bidder the real estIte
owned BY the North West Virginia Agricultural So
eely, Atuats on Wheeling Island, and known as he
"Fair Gr9undsn Said property eOnsists Of about IS
acres Of choice land suitable for building lots and q
fully decrbel In the following deed 70 which refer
enee is had, viz; A deed made by q. r. Brown md
oth6rs 10 said North West Virginia Agricultural 90
eiety, dated November IS 1861 and recorded In Book
No. 81, pages ISL, In the records Of deeds for Ohio
county, West Virginia aud 10 AIDED made by Joseph
KirgesSner and wife 10 aid North WestviRinIA Agfi-
cultural Society dated February a. 1871 and record.
oordS.N
TermSoi Sale: one-,hlrd Of the purchase money IN
hand and the residue on credit Of Q, Il, IS and q
months With interest for which payments the pur-
chaser e 10 give hlI notes satishctoIIly secured
The dle also retained until the purchase money q
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oFEUINL WIIIUE'
On and afttr this day cur store will
DO open from 7 A. n. until 9 pm.
!. sLuA & BRO,
ll04 Main Street.
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10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Having removed from lil4 Main street to
No, IS Eleventh street told Union), near
Second Ward Market, take the privilege to
inform my custol ers and public that am
prepared 10 ODER better inducements in Dry
Goods, Suits, Ulstcls, Trimmings. Notions,
DC, than ever, in consequence Of very muth
reduced expenses In running my establish
ment, and to such as cannot readily find my
new place Of business, would thank them
to call a: ]. Emsheimr's Clothing House
llOs Main street, who will be pleased to give
the proper information.
Respectfully.
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THERMOMETERS t;EcoRD.-Ihe following
ahows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at ScInepf's drug store, Opera
HouAe corner, yesterday:
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New stock Of tables and Gents Gold
and Silver watches Just OptHed.
JACOB W. eRUBS, the Icwslsr.
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WANTED-BUsINEss MEN-A
w dst.ela.s Life Insurance Company desires TO
employ few men 10 devote their entire time 70 their
interests, 10 Western Pennsy lvania, Wet Virginia,
ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and kansas, 70 whom
liberal compensation will be paid. Muit be Of go0d
character and possess tact energy and pereTcrAAnce
past experience In the business not Necessary Ad.
dress stating age, past occupation and salary reeeiy
cd and expected, with references, MANIAC ER,n
Lock box 1858, CincinnAti.O. Apl6TThsS
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

7AN.isMSs.n7nGl7Ay.I2SSrM 7r.x
y 50 50 81 &C 20 50 u
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nENTISTRY.-To THOSE THAT De
~ SIRE to save their natural teeth Ve would ay
hat 70 an now better prepared than ever bol0ro 70
enable them 10 do 90. BY the use oil al ELEcrRo
MAoNFTIo PLUa1KR We can and are making better
and hNndSomeT Gold Filling, With more ease 70 our
PSthntI than have hETciniOr0 been made 10 TINS
Oily or elIeW here Without tho aid Of the EIcelre
PlaRser. What We Ry We oan prove by ACTUAL
dpmonstrHtton, Call aud see for yourselves.
JAAES II. SuB5ISOS a SON
aul No, has Market ST., WhCellng W. VG.
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River News.

Mr.. W. S. HuTcHIss has Just received
his spring style Of pocket books.
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Old Age and dis
Fabes that lead 70
Consumption, In
sanity andAn early
grave, or both. No
matter how GhGl-
tered the system
may b from Gx-
ce1iea Of any kind
\ short colrEO oil
,hIa Medicine Will
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81 BOYD. Committee.
EARL ". oGLEBAY,
GEO. A. WIcHHAM, Aueti1noer. mris
To nervous sunerers-The erea. Euro.
pean Remedy-Dr. ]. u. simp-
sons Specific Medicine.

Or. J. u. simpsons Specific Medicine
q q positive cure for BpwmAtoEIhes, Impotoncy,
Weskne's and all diseases resulting from Sa.A buie
IAnguor, IAtttude, Depression 81 spiri1 AND Iune
tonal arrangements Of the Nervous ByStS RonerHIiT
Pain 10 Back or Side, LosS Of Memory, Promsi;Ir,
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Ghe gatdIigetGeer,
New Advertisements.

omeo. Nos. 20 and "a Fourteenth Street.
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ELEoAST Piano Covers, cheap, at sheib's,
Washington Hall,