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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28
Administrators Sale Of Personal Property,
WE WILL, on
THI-RSDAY. DECEMBER |, 1851.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER !, 1851,
Commencing at 10 o'clock \. NJ, Mt the late res
idcncc of George Rogers, deceased, offer nj pub
lie auction the following property: one lot OF
Merchandise, consisting Of general stock, In
vOicing S3.Sl2H; is hog,hcadS of Tobacco.
packed ready for shipment; pair OF French
Mill BuhrS, pair Of Laurel hin Mill l'uhrS,
Smut Machine. iot of Mill Gearing, consisting
OF Straps &c We will also, ut the sumo time
and place, offer the Real Estate, Of which Geo.
Rogers died seized, at private sale.
Terms Of sale nude known on day OF sale"
JOHN MOORE and
W. +. MOORE,
administrators Of the Estate Of George Rogers,
deceased. nO|iHSl
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PUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.

vTHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
i Vest Virginia Exposition and state Fair
Association having legally required the delin-
qucnt subscribers for stock Of said Association
10 pay up their shares in full, which require
ment has not been compiled with by some OF
said subscribers md stockholders, by order or
the Board OF Directors of said Association,
mace on the Sd day of November, 1881, the
shares of such delinquent subscribers aud
shareholders will, before the Court House door
OF OHIO county, on the 3d day OF December,
ISL, at 10 o'clock \. NJ, he offered for sale AT
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash
By order Of the Board.
GEORGE HOOK. Spr'E.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28

TorEp", November 2G.-Whcal-pnIi and
weak; No. red spot and seller December
Il 81. seller January ~ &5ai seller Feb
ruary 81 -. Corn-EaNicr; No. spot
G%c: seller December 60 g.; seller May
GG'.c bid Oals-Quict; No. ll'r".
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28
INSuR
INSURE YOUR LIFE!
The Best of all Modern Investments. Insure
on the Endowment Plan in the
Mutual Life Insurance Co., Of New York.
With q Great Perpetual Family Fund"f
900,


WE. PETERSON, Agent in this city for the
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Ten Facts concerning the Mutual Life lnSur-
amcr Company of New DIRK:
Fact No. !. The Mutual Life i In" oldest
Company ana has therefore the stability when
superior age and "Nprrlcnrr bring, narims
been ihirty-Scyen years in successful operation.
Fact No. >. 1t i the largest Life Insurance
Company in the world, having over !6.D Pol
icicS amt over Two Hundred and NinrtN-"lght
Millions of Insurance in iorcc,nnd very nearly
Ninety Millions in Assets. Jan. !, 1851.
Fact No. B. Il is one Of the purely Mutual life
cOmpInipN Il company owned by the policy
hOlGrsN themselves, and managed in Their own
interest and no official IN any way connected
with il management receives any bonus or
commission "f any Kind nry"nd his regular
stipulated salary. .
Fact 80. l. Confirm. it, business to ia" Old
and wrl!-,>tabliShcd plans III life insurance, IL
has no policy holders on ncw and special plans,
10 share with regular members III III" annual
diVi-iblc surplus.
Fact 40. J. II afford. Insurance at. lower
cost than any other company amt "ith ap>"-
Tut" security.
Fact 30. Il. Il enables ill., pmIiry-h"ir@> I"
prevent the forfeiture OF their policies for nom
nayfnrnl of premium after Tie Jul pay ln"ul
OF three annual premiums, provided Hppll"H-
lion il made within u reasonable tim" for such
relief from further payment. and bE t!ll> Gus
tom il has anticipated I'll stat" laws on III"
subject. =,
Tacl so Tho last ten years include III" six
wears Of depression that followed the pane 81
ISL yet during thee ten years The :tNS"ttN nave
NOR. than doubled. IN" annual disbursements
In motley hul,icTs have risen from six millions
10 over fourteen millions of dollars, agEr"Sa-
Ting tie immcn>, SUN Of one Iluhdird ana
Seventeen Millions of Dollars.
Fact No. \ It, Interest and rent receipts
atone have been upwards al Eifty-ihr"" Mil
lions, which have NOR" Than r'ld IL Nr"Ih
claims by Nine Millions ui Dollars.
Fact NJ. II ha~ issued over 2o..hm policies,
in~uring over >7,GyGNO, ZOO which II mas re-
c"iyrd over >@u6' bJWD in premiums, anu r.
turned to policy -hUldcr~ over ~llH,hH.Wh
Fact No 10. That a careful rAhlhliihtlhl "l
the figures on the foregoing page, which are
cOIipd from the sworn statements lp the New
York state InSurIuC" Department.. VIII iUTnl>ll
the reader with the most >HI>fdrturYh> wei ~
reliable ,'yid"nc" of the pr"G"', "i Lie lhsur-
ancC in this country.
COMPARE the rates of the Mutual LII" ln~llr-
| aucr loml any of New York. and its Cash A~-
| set. ul over 500. 100000 with iho.r al any
other Mutual Company i'll the NOrln.
| ANIMAL PREMIUM FOR AN INSURANCE
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Louis IL. FranZhCim,
Vs. In clanrrry.
C. W. TfanZhcim and uihcr~,)
Pursuant To Il decree entered ny SHii rpilNi III
The above entitled cause on the 1t day al No.
Nrmbcr, ISL, the undersigned commissioner
Will, on
SATURDAY, DEC EMBEl; :, 1881.
Al 10 Orlork A. NJ, nj the front door pi me
Court House of ohio county. sell at pubic alir-
lion To the highest and best bidder, the follow
nn real estate, tp-wit: That certain piece or
parcel of land situate on the east SIDE ui Nam
street between Eleventh Hnd lWrllth Ntrr'i>'
in tn" city OF Wheeling, West Va, fronting on
street twrnty-twO - feet AMI running DhIR
with an equal width one hundred anu thirty
Two il:s1r feet, being tn" south one-hall Oi II
niece of land which was conveyed 10 George
". FranZhcim. 81. deceased, by /. Il. Nrn-
strong trustee, ana others, by deed dated Inc
18th day Of July lSi, and recorded IN TN" Once
of The Clerk of the County Court 0i ONO COM
~ in deed book No. ~. pag" %, and devised ~
said GCOigc W. FranIhcim, 81. 10y H. i!>l VIII
and testament, To- his son George IMAM
ETanZhcirn now deceased.
TERMS OF SNlE.-OnC-lhiu OF me pWTchh>c
money and rs much nor" rs the purchaser
may elect to pay. in cash. and the rrSidu" ~
three equal annual inStallmcnlS, win interest
from the day of sale, the purchaser giving ms
notes for the deferred payments, with personal
security 10 be- approved by said commissioner
me retaining the title until thC,paymrnt OF the
purchase money III iuiI. >-,,..
al 'n11D -
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$3.50 Agents Wanted Ia sell The
life of Garfield.

His early life and career n Soldier and states
man: hi, election and administration: his ~
~>~inutiun; his h"rOl" Ntru%glr Tor ne; Won
drrful medical treatments: blood pu!Nnnlng;
removal to Elhcron; death. etc. FroiuSrIF
illustrated. Splendid portrait OF Garfield, ms
wife ANA mother; seen" of the shooting; tH'
sick chamber; ,irIiirau in his cell: ia" surgeons
and the Cabinet The only complete ana hu-
thcntic work. There i n fortune Tor agents
first in the field with this book. outit ~.
sneak Uu!ci Address HUBBARD BROS,
pmhlIshrrS Atlunlm, Ga. nONstt
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

@INE DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY; TENT
y hooks furnished al cost calendar ar
RANGED tn suit teachers: EXPENSES for On" year
from SlTj 10 $40: nOu->rrtnrIan, liberal, lhpr-
oupn. Fall term hrgiuS september :, ISL. At
tendance last year from i"cniN'"iGht rn'hth>
q, West Virginia and from eight States anu
Territories.
Number of students larger than for ten years
previous.
For Catalogues and other information apply
To the Acting President. u. u. rtRINlON,
Morgnntown, West Va. JUL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28

NEW YoEK, November 2S.-BUsiness con-
tiuucs quiet with package houses, but there
is a steady movement in cotton and wooden
goods, shirts drawers, &c, on account OF
former orders and values firmly main
tanned. Prints. ginghsmS and dress goods
quiet and unchanged. Wooleu goods in
light demsnd aud steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28
General George WashingtOn's Ghost.

U0EIH0'0R DtSpItch . The tHTrtI0hd H'r"'".
singular story comes from Washing
ton : old home at Mount Vernon. At l:3p
Thursday afternoon IN old clock, which
wa, bought 10y Washington more than 4
century aga. and has stood Tor many years
in what wa> known aS the River Room,
broke its silence by distinctly striking, it
i said, three times The superintendent
uf the place says the old clock ha, not been
wound an, i"r more than forty wears. In
fact. many ri the works had been carried
away 10y relic hunters. The colored ser
wants refuse To enter the room, drrmiuS
the striking the work uf the Generals
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An Only Daughter Cured of Con-
sumption.

Wien death was hourly expected. all r"in"-
dies having failed, ami pr. IL. jnrnr' ""> 'N'
pcrimeniing with IN" many herbs 81 calcutta
Inc aCcidcnllv mad" preparation when cnr''
hi, only child of 'ONSl MPIlDN. HIS ch'id
is now in this country. and enjoying Inc hc~t
of health H." has proved Ia TIA" world mat
CONSU MPTIuN can -" positively "nh pcrin"-
ncnt!v cured. Tho Dnrt"rnpw give TINS rc"ip"
free, only asking iwO three cent sliinl'a io pay
rYnru.re Tli> B,Hb also cures Night SWchtn,
Nausea al The stomach, AMI will break up
frmSI cold in twenty four hours. Address,
IpADlUtk 4 co.. iu2 Rae" street, Ph!lh'lrIphia,
naming This paper. noIilh
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Desirable Residence For Sale.

THAT HOUSE AND LOT NOW OCCUPIED
i by Rev. J. u. Mot,ntt, the house containing
nine ~ rooms and bath room, two pantricS,
cellar and finished garrett, and Oh the lot new
wash house and other outbuildings. The house
stands high and has space on all sides hat Will
never be built on, and is modern in style. For
tenn apply at the house, - sixteenth street,
or to T.t. MOfF AZ & CO,
nOV22h - Twelfth Street.
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BONE, ST.,

NOTARY PUBLIC. GENERAL BI SlNFSN
y and Read Estate Agent. iohnS hrGoiial"h'
SInrL, bought and sold Merchants and Manu-
factuTcr,' Books opened, examined ana closed;
Estates settled. Notes. Book Ncc"untN nnl
CniircIinn. prnmrtly RENTED. advances
made. All business correspondence r"hnIrll-
TALLY attended Ia. send for Circular anil KEEL
crcnccS. I3lS Market street: Craugc> bin%h'
over civ Bank, Wheeling. ". Va. Jan'l
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NnrIlI. T1TIIl. pI.HI-It

The public are hereby rtu,i0nrd -'ii'~i end,
inu any Money or orders 10 MINES w. -
Nassau .tIrri New Work tl:N ,n>au'hWiI'd ny
Inc loui>iam:l ~tn.c Lottery Company Ia >rll ~
Tickets. The are 1i""dn" ia" country "iih
Bogus Circulars purp"rlIn" +" 'ni t'i' l'"lINl-
ana Stale Lottery Company, and at" iraudl-
Inmtly Z. prr-ruiiiig Themselves ~ H. agents.
They has" no authority from This company !"
ell it, girI,rt. and are not it, a%rnl, inr amy
n,,rnn>r, VI. \. p\lPiIN.
'' New OTUHu>, in.
\,.,y nrrtr>, I,.IuI, 1 1881. n"l
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Precedent In Point.

Y fWiN 10 Neutrality-suspicious. JD'''N'I'
Lord penman presided at the trial OF OK
ford for shooting ut Queen Victoria and
delivered M Important and elaborate charge
To the jury impancled in the case. The lie
tcuSc vas, ~ with GuitCau, the insanity Of
the prisoner. Lord Dcnman said But,
although he labored under deluSi0n, if hr
fired the loaded pistol ut the Queen, know
ing the result which would follow hi, con
duct, and. although forced by his morbid
desire iur notoricty 10 the act, he would he
responsible for his conduct and liable to
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NOTICE.

vI,HE STOCKHOIDERS OFTHE WEST Va.
| Exposition and state Fair Association nrc
requested to meet ut the Court House OF ONO
county. ON the al day of December, 1881, at :
O'clock u. NJ, for the purpose OF clcCting a
Board OF Directors. and to transact any other
business which may be brought before said
meeting, in accordance with sections l., IL ana
II of the bylaws. .
nOy.sldCCS GEO. HbDh, SccN.
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( hicagO.


CuI,,ru. November 2G.--Thc Di0y,,:| .h,"r-
nal bureau reports: Hogr-Rrcript~ 5000
head shipments 300 head. The general
market about the same a. Friday; good
sharp demand i"r choice: native tirmcr;
sales, common to good mixed, - GOa6 %;
heavy packing and shipping 50 l5CeG 90:
light - 75GG o"; Gull and gra>NcrS - VOlG
) -.
Cattlc-Rcceipts 5000 head; shipments
300 head: market steady and fairly ac-
tive; exports So 0oGc6 80; good to choice
shipping - %Om5 -; common to fair 81 %
as 90: mixed butchers plenty; all poor
kinds weak: common To fair - OO(a2 30;
medium to good - 75Gd3 80; choice - -
I 60; stockerS' and feeders, plenty and
slow poor to choice - iod3 -.
Shccp-RcCcipt5 l,ODD head; shipments
SEQ head; common To medium ~ i1ta
:; -; good to choice II oO@l 80; select
wcthcrS - 5QGt5 -.
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FRESH PRESS OPINIONS.
Exactly
Chfco1o Tiynes, Inc

''ifCu3o 1U'es' mo
Ii Godloye $. 0rth can be elected Speaker
OF the National House, why may not any
one aspire with reasonable hopes OF success
To seat in Congress?
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BeIlaire and Southwestern r. r.
TGNJfgNSIIJ TINE TABLE.
rN,Sp AFTER MARCH u, ls>l.TRAISS
80. .,rr!,. and depart ~ follows, Bellaire
HbLIDA

PIANOS and ORGANS at Extraordinary Low
prices for cash Instalimcnts received. Spien-
did O CANS, AZ so. SEQ up. Magnificent az oct.
RoseS God Pianos. Stool and Cover. only, tioc.
Warranted six years. illustrated ca aloxus
ma led free. Agents wanted. HoRACE Wal.
Rs & Co., Manufacturers and Dealers 81
Irol dway, NeS York. potsA
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Coming to the Top.
~. Louis Republican.

Judge TAFT is the latest of the old Grant
gang 10 come 10 the surface under the Ar
thur regime, but We are in daily cNpccta-
ton OF the reappearaucc OF Boss Shepherd,
BabcOCk and other well remembered
WORTHLESS who have recently bceu in retire
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28
CONSUMPTION.

as,'r positive rcWyJy for the above di>-
r.'. hN IL Use thousands ut cases Of the worst
n. "u1.of long standing have been cured
.'..,&' - strong II nay faith in its efficacy
~. NH send Two bottles free together with
s-'VihI" Treatise on this diScaS,. to any suf-
:, tive Express and Il. o. address. DIP r
'NO,I VI, is! Pearl Street, New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28

Il. & O. Palace. Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars Oh all night trains.
Close connections made for all points Soutif
and Southwest, North and Northwest makIng
This n desirable route for colonists and persons
moving 10 the great West, and 10 whom parti-
cular attention il given.
WHEELING, PITTSBuRGG AND BALTl-
MORE DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling. $40 q. m, 10 ana f:oP NJ
M trains run Oh this division on SUNDAY.
Tickets To all principal points Oh sale al depot.
Office open at all hours during the day.
Information Ia the travelling public chet rIui-
~ given. W. NJ. tLf.MfNin, ". vi -
II, T. DEVRIES. GcnI Agent, Wheeling.
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GlvEE prvIs!os-GoING EAST.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis

HNIIWAN- PAN-UNNDLE ROUTE.
vI,lMT TABLE EAST AND WEST, OCT. %.
ISL Trains leave Pan Handle Depot, foot
81 Eleventh street. near Public ianding,dsily.
except sunday. ~ follows:
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ANNUAL. PREMIUM FOR An lNSEEANtl
pl' NJ 900.
DRUGS.
MILK TESTER.

4 simple Instrument which will "uahl" any
one Ia test the qjmity of MIX and cream IN Il
minute of time. Price - cents.
LOGAN Il CO.,
Agents for West Virginia.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. NoYcmhcr 2i.-ll"G>-'luict;
common and light - 0OGr6 -; packing
and butcher, ~ 25GLG G5. Receipts S,'~
head. Shipments lT5 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28

j. D. McFADDEN,
DUIlpER. 1910 MARKET ST. ENTRAN,E
ID three doors nhoN" custom HOUSE, MI
tiisscs Of buildings erected promptly and sat
i>facluriIy. Plans and Specifications prepared
and estimate, furnished on application. Care
full Supcry iSiOn given Ia buildings. Parties de-
string to erect new. or Ia max" Improvements
ON present buildings and those needing any
work in my line, will do we'll 10 call or address
a. above. ,,.>.
IrrS j. ID. Ntf hpi'fN.
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Extraordinary Semi-AnnuaI DraWingi

vi New Orleans, TUESDAY. Dee. j., ISL,
Under the personal supervision AMI m1nngc-
n"nl "f
Gen. G. 7. Beauregard, of Louisiana, and
Gen. lubaI A. Early. Of VIRGINIA,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

rs hND AFTER THURSDAY, NOV. ..
~ PSI FAR OH III" Wheeling ANA Elm broy.
InIlrnnd will ran ~ follows:
Through ears leaving the city, cor. Market
nnh Elri ninth Ntm.ris mmh Sinmlm's, at
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ir,Ils'' WEST.

NnrI-TminN leaving Ecllnirr nj $50 u. M
and = H. IN. connect ut yellow Creek Tor IIcHe-
land.
All trains daily except sunday:
-. Az. CALDWELL,
General Manager, Pittsburgh, Pa
FtN. FORD. G"nl Pass. and Ticket ASt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28

f-....y D.........,....
so. a-n"i'tr'r ii'c 4 ~ ''i'it' 'ii . 80,
vh'." ro.'"r'N Hr7l'fth 3hH a.,
lhr loo" i"'" -,ntpSr. a , 49, 80, t,I,.
fH ~ lane r'NN''' - iihu :: "a ci -
J"ad 90 Jhr stomach. N 'hc ihtHiSi"r II
-, 49,, =; ,,,.,.,rntrd
- -, a.. ssirY
rr.,.8, ,f,.,,s, ar, >, f,;,t,~
a. fs...,,t..f,,. .l,r GoN,rj.
A. i.,-;ti,.. t;,r HJonH.
=. r,,..t. ~. Ssr>n,,s Sy>tcm.
a. i'roguotc- Digestion.
O. Apuri~bC-. Strengthens ana anHi%-
nUutr-.
20 taTric~ oh ;si" oid BioOa ano h'hA'N
",~' -, ~, .,.;,, mud Al,
u "PrhN tiit inf'" Us -
""''N He"''hH e., ~. ,,,,f.,,r,
..uir"..Eu~ ,u' N'''f'..'iN .'!", W, 49,
..'., W ....'. IT,, .,,iJ ,.,.r
....' ..tt I''.''.''' OFT IA '' ''
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

No sales. + Offered.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-03-03

A man entered, not long ago, shop where are sold the ornamental notices, more or less commonplace and conventional, which are framed and hung in houses, such as "Wel- come, :" ''Bless Our Home." etc. He inspect ed the stock, but appeared dissatisfied. We have largo assortment, said the eficious proprietor, 'and can certainly suit you with anything in the market" 1:.'Wa'al.p said the aa in dni Da ss pg rp priate. Idon't strike just what I want. |" ''But if you will give me an idea of the sentiment. am sure that we can supply your needs. Our aim is to suit our patrons. !" ''Wa'al, said the man, 'I can't jest put it in the right way, but I'll ye, now. The idea of what want to put up is, Darn our boardins house r"
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-03-03

Boyle, Prosecuting Attorney. and Martin, counsellor at law, were opposed on 2 trial m g St. Louis Police Court. Martin tried to prove by witnesss that Boyle had offered to drop the prosecution tor Sit, whereat Boyle jump ed to his feet and applied several opprobrious epithets to his adversary, among others that of ''pig sticker.' Martin retorted by calling Boyle liar and scoundrel. and picked up and held aieft an inkstand, the contents of which ran down his arm and over his clothes, but he did not throw it. Boyle encountered this by drawing revolver and aiming it at Martin, he did not shoot. For some moments there was breathless suspense in the court room. Then those in range of the inkstand and re- voIver hastily sought safer ground. while 2, duputy sheriff leaped upon Boyle, and without much resistance disarmed him The majesty of the court vindicated itself by lining Martin $1O, and sentencing Boyle to pay $25 and spend ten days in prison.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-03-03

ITCHING PILEs-SYMProMs AND CURE.-s The symptoms are moisture, like precipitation, distressing. particularly at gnigh, as if pin worms were crawling in and abouttlIe recfum; the private parts are sometimes affected; if allowed to continue very serious results may follow. ''DR. SwAYNE's ALL-HEALING OMT- MENT" is pleasant sure cure. Also for Tet- ter, Itch, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Erysipelas, Barbers' Itch, Blotches, all Scaly, Crusty, Cutsneous Eruptions. Price 50 0cents, boxes of SIPS. Sent by mail to any address on re- ceipt of price in currency, or three cent post. age stamps. Prepared only by Dr. Swayne & Son, 330 North Sixth Street. Philadelphia. Pa., to whom letters should be addressed. Sold by all prominent druggists
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-03-03
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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-03-03
SATTERLEE" ssU. s. A. GENERAL HOSPITAL. l.. West Philadelphia. where DIR.
 DAVID KENNEDY was one
 ofthe Surgeons on Duty. 8

Dr David Kennedy. for the past ten years an active practitioner of Medicine and Surgery in Rondout, T., was one of the resident Surgeons of the above-nam.d Hospital during the war. No doubt many of his former soldier-patents still living and with be glad to recognize the of the friend and Surgeon Of those early in the proprietor of
 medicine with which it mas become associated Dr. Kennedy performed hundreds of the most dangerous and difficult operations and it's simple fact that not died, but all made splendid recoveries.
 Dr. Kennedy is frank to confess that his wonderful SUI due to the fact that he gave his patients the medicine he calls Dr. Kennedys "Favorite Remedy" in the after treatment. It was this that restored the Kideys Liuer aud Boaoels to healthy condition, aording tone and st'' ns'h to te system, and thus enabled the soldier to once more enjoy life and meet the loved ones at home. Ds. Kenuedy's aFavorite Remedy" for sale by all drugglsts.. $l.OOa bottle. F