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IArrEa a. GAnrlELn.

Jnnies A. Garfeld is no more. For
eighty days he conbatted the dread de-
stroyer and finally succumbed on Mon
day evening at twenty-five minutes before
eleven o'clock. All Americaps of what
ever religious faith and whatever politics,
ere shocked alike by the bloody deed
which removed him from our midst
During the weeks Of suffering. the sym
pathies of The civilized world. vent out
to the distinguished patient who bore his
afaictions with true nobility and man
hood. In the days Of doubt and uncer-
tainty.when President Garfel1's life hung
trembling in the balance, there was but
one expression; the hope that he would
recover. Fairly elected to the Presidency,
he bad Daueht but the good wishes of
fifty millions Of freemen- His Admins
! alton was yet in Its infancy, when the
famous Guiteau did his murderous
work, and it was too early to carefully es-
timate tie value Of his services in the
high Office to which he had been elevated
by the suffrages of his fellow citizens.
But there we're high hopes. that he would
prove the wisest Republican President
the country had had, since the days of
the lamented Lincoln. Whether this es-
timate of his public worth was correct,
can never be known. Death has inter-
vened and the grave will soon receive the
remains of one whose future offered mag
nihcent possibilities had his life been
spared and had he the courage to i'm
prove them. He was a man of genuine
ability and of an amiable and sympsthet-
10 nature, and it cannot but be conso-
iation to his family and friends, that he
died universally honored and beloved.
after attaining the highest pinnacle of
political ambition. His name will live
in history and his children and his chill
dren's children, can point with pride to
the record Of their revered ancestor.
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1t is common runlor that Gen.
Grant was greatly excited ever the an
nouncement OF President Garheld's death.
Grant is ambitious, but it would hardly
be right to ascribe to him, feeling OF
satisfaction over the death of tie man,
who vanquished him in the Chicago Con.
sention. Whatever may be the change
in the Republican Administration, one
thing Ia certain, Grant will never aban
don bis pursuit of third term, as long
as he has the slightest following in hll
party.
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EMPLOYMENT
FOR ALL.
To Sell a Household Article.

THE poor as well as the rich, the old az we'll
as the young, the wife, as we'll as the hus-
band, the young maiden as well as the young
man, the girl as we'll as the boy, may Just as
we'll earn few dollars In honest empioymen [.
as to sit around the house and wait for 9th,
ers TO earn II for them. We can give you en-
ployment, all the time, or during your spare
hours only; travelling, or in your own neigh.
borhood, among your friends and acquaint-
ances. II you do not care for employment,
We can impart valuable Information to you
free OF cost 1t will cost You only one cent for
postal card to write for our Prospectus and
1t may be the means Of making you good
many dollars.
Do not neglect this opportunity. You do
not have TO invest large sum Of money, and
run the risk Of losing It. You will readily
see that II Will DO an easy matter to make
from $40 to tl00, q week, and establish lu-
crative, and independent business, honorable,
straightforward and profitable Attend to
this matter NOW, for there 10 MONEY IN
1T for all who engage with us. We will sur
prise you and you will wonder why you never
wrote to us before. WE SEND FULL PARTIC-
ULARs RkKK. Address
BUCKEYE MFG CO.,
lName this paper.) MARION, OHIO.
Sept. A.-mo.
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$500 Reward I

WE will pay the above reward for any case
Of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Head.
ache, Indigestion, Constipation or Costiveness
We cannot cure with Vests Liver Vegetable
Pills, when the directions are strictly COM
Piled with. They sre purely Vegetable, and
never fail TO give satisfaction. Sugar Coated.
Large boxes, containing 30 Pills, rs cents.
For sale by all DrugRists. Beware Of coun-
torfeits and limitations. The genuine manu-.
1.-THE Pill Makers" lsl q is3 W. Madison
st., Chicago. Free trial package sent by
mail prepaid on receipt ofs cent stamp.
Smith Kline & Co., Wholesale Agents,
Philadelphia. Pa. 90 4. "a 'ei-Iy.
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1t is probable that the assassin Gui-
team. will be removed from Washington
70 New Jersey, on the reqniHition of the
aovernor Of that State. According to the
law Of New jersey, when person who
has received 8 wound in another State is
removed into New Jersey ami dies the
person who inflicted the wound can be
apprehended ON the requisition Of the
Governor and tried for the crime.
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Since the day on which Washington
took The oath Of office as President Of the
United STATS on the SOlh of April. l77s.
bnt three Vice-Presidents besides Gen.
Arthur have succeeded to the Presidency,
Iehn Tyler. in ls4l, Millard Fillmore, in
1850 and Anilss johnson, in 1865
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PENSIONS

service from any cause, also for heirs Of de-
ceased soldiers. The slightest disability en-
titles to pension. PENSIONS lNOREAS-
ED. Bounty and new discharges procured.
Those IN doubt a. 70 whether entitled 70 any
thing, should send two . cent stamps for our
,aolrcular OF lnformation.H Address, with
slanpa STODpARr 4 Co, Solicitors Of
Claine and Patents, Washington, D, Q. Lock
box e29- iuly h-vA
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General Arthur took the oath CT of.
fee as President at bis residence in New
York, Tuesday morning. President Ar
thur went to Long Branch in the after.
noon. md after consultation with the
Cabinet, returned to New York in the
evening
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THE FUNERAL AREASoENRNrs.

LoNa BRANCH, N. j., Sept. 20 The fol-
towing arrangements for the funeral SER
vices have been ordered by the Cabinet,
and are given TO the press fer the inlornia-
tion OF the public:
The remains Of the late President Of the
United States will be removed 10 Wash
ington by special train on Wednesday,
September ~, leaving Elberon At 10 q. m,
and reaching Washington at 4 p. m. De-
tachments from the United States Army
aud from the Marines Of the Navy will be
in attendance on arrival at Washington to
perform escort duty. The remains will
lie in state in the r0tunda of the Capital on
Thursday and Friday, aud will be guarded
by depulations from executive departments
and by officers of the Senate and House ol
Representatives. Religious ceremonies will
be observed in the rotunda at 3 O'Clock on
Friday p, m. At s o'clock the remains will
be transferred to the funeral car and be re-
moved TO Cleveland, Ohio, via the Penn
sylyania railroad, arriving there Saturday
at p. m. In Cleveland the remains viii
lie in state until Monday, at Up. M, anC
be then inferred in Lake View Cemetery
No ceremonies are expected in the citie
and towns along the route Of the funera
train beyond the telling OF bells. Detailet
arrangements for the hnal sepulture an
committed 70 the municipal authorities o
Cleveland, under the direction Of the Exec
utive Of the Stats Of Ohio.
jAhHs @ BLAME, Secretary Of Stats.
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NERVOUS DEBILI Y:
CURE GUARANTEED.

DR. E. C. VESTS NERVE and BRAIN TRRAT-
AEAT, q epecitlc lor HysteFia, Dizziness, Con
vusions, Nervous a eadache, Mental DepFes-
sion. Loss OF Memory, Pcs ma OTrh0a. Impo-
tency. Involuntary Emissions Prema ture Ole
Age, caused bY over exerton. selfabnse. or
oVer-indulKenoe, which leads 70 misery, decay
aud death. One boz Will cure recent cases
dollar box, or 8Ix boxes for i've dOllafai sent
BY mail prepaio on receipt of price. We guar.
antee ak boxes 70 euro any case With each
order received BY us for six boxes, accompan-
led with nve dollars. We vii send the purchns-
Or our written guarantees 70 return the money
anteea iu4ued Only when the treatment lsorder.
Cd direct NOM rs John c. WEST a CO.,
chlcsgo,in. A J. DURLINo, A gent. Lehish.
SAITH KLINE a CO.. Wholaaals Agents.
PhlaoolohA. sept 2lIiI.iv
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New Advertisements.
no WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

All persons are hereby feFbfd usddliug
PETER SWARTwOOD, Of Mahoning Val
ley, Carbon county. Pa, as the same is my
property. l.. +. KLEPPINGER,
sept. "A, lesl-wS. Lehighten, Pa.
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Office.

Notice is hereby given, that an Application
will be made to the Court of Commen Pleas
OF Carbon County for the dissolution of"The
Fort Allen Building and Loan Association,
Of Weissport, Pa, )" At October Term OF Court,
1851. All persons interested will please take
notice Of the same.
]. @. ZERN, Secretary.
W. NJ. RAPSHER, Solicitor.
September "a. 1881
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DIAMOND
CATARRH
REMEDY.

A. Positive Cure for Casayrh or an
ktMas. lt is 1mstantameOus in kMaee
and Permanent In Result. Cures e. any
Stage OF tue disease Has cured cases 90 tofTtble
that bones came nom the nose.
DIR. Kvory,s Diamond Cafarrh Ronss
edY Is mild and pleasant anoFding Hna Mediate
Relief and prompt cure In all cases Of CaeaPRh,
ln0uenEa, Hay Fever, Bronchitis.
IL VIII remove Polypus and onectuaily cure
WaieIy and Purulent Discharges from The Head
and Throat, and Foetid, eickeninR Breath; poE-
fecty restore impaired Smell, Taste and Hearing,
relieve Headache, Break mp Colds In the Head;
Strengthen the Voice and Eyes; Purify, Regulate
and Render Clear and Active every Organ OF the
Head and Throat. Price, 90 cents.
DR.. KvorY's Diamond Invig0PasoF 10
APerfees blood Purifier, Appetizer and
Nerve Tonic IL makes q delightful, Wholo-
some drink, which InvigOFates. RuFtnoa
and Strengthens the entire system.
FOR General Debility, Dyspepsia. Bniousness,
Torpid Liver. Indigestion, Neuralgia and Rheu-
mAto Anecuona, Jaundice, Malaria, Rlatulenry,
Nausea, Sick Headache and Kidney Complaints,
Il ID Invaluable Price, 10 cents.
Dr. Evory,s Diamond salve u soveT.
eign cure Tor Burns, Bruises. Sores OF AL kinds.
salt Rheumt letter. RingWoTm and outaneous
Eruptons. Price, 2b centsL
Ask your Druggist for sAsse rsnaed-
les and take NO other or will - oen1
free ON receipt OfpraeO.
Descriptive Pamphlets Rree.
Address DIT. EvoTy's Diamond Remedies Co,
p. o. Box $500 Ios John Street, New Yosk.
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the stomach, or from billiousness. In either
case a few doses Of
Tarrant's Seltzer Aperlent,
administered according TO directions, will
supplant this unpleasant companion with q
sweet and healthful one. IL 10 a saline cor
rective, specially suitable for warm weather,
and leaves the system strong to dol its work Of
recuperation.
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most famous men, among them tne one
of Sir Charles Pennant, otthe 81, kollQS
Gheuaicai Works, and near by can be seen
the huge Laboratories bud the immense
chimnev' stick. nearly 800 ieet high 81,
Z We ponder awhile upon ne Hebrew M
scripti6n under the capital Of the tine pill
lar Ut the gateway Of the Jewish burytng-
ground: Interchangeable Gods Is like unto
jehuyah;n- and-the line from Byron: 20
weepforthemy who wept by Babel sstream;"
and then re-enter the haunts Of busy men,
and soon find ourselves On High stree, and
enjoy quarter Of an hour in listening TO
the boisteFOus chatting OF the crowd
dickering with the fish woman for Caller
(frcshJ herring, There were some forty
stands. A Hogarth or Dickens might
have transtlxedsome Of the fun for paper
but alas for me ! CapnOt. We pass on
undert the Gross or TOlbOOth Steepleand We
are in the Trungate, We ars amazed at the
immense number Of people, all apparently
bent on hayingall the fun and lrollc that
could becrowded int0a night, All the peO-
pie seems TO have turned out OF the Closes,
WINDS and Gates debouching upon the
Trongase for the purpose Of chatting, or en-
cOuFuk1uB OtutIp " w ~ VIZ pee VIC
Glasgow million in undresa, We try to
catch the puns, slang and bon mots that in
cessantly assail our ears, We mark the
immensely Of the dram business
in the numbers taking their nips or
carrying their bottles, We lRughlngly de
cline the good humoIe1, bantering invita-
tons to visit the interior Of many places
devised, Us good looking Scotch woman
remarked, 10 aWhileaway the penny. We
note the equestrian katue.ot King VIII
liam, and listen to praises and curses Of the
said monarch. We see the reputed birth
place OF Sir John Moore, and think OF the
lonely grave, where they "let him alone in
his glory" We pass under the famous
Iron steeple, and hurry through u number
OF courts and places, slrheAtoFes are being
lighted up. AT half past nine o'clock the
street lamps are being lighted, and we as-
cend our circular stone stairway to our
seventh story coffee house, and are RECALLED
with hounhful supper Of which the
'caller" herring was Rdludaed, the choicest
Wand, but the famous Glasgow parritch u
not bad 10 take, n f GOoDrELLow
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NEW YoRE detectives were digging in
Cypress Hills Cemetery all last week, in the
hope Of finding A, T, Stewards body, some
anonymous person having sent in a sketch
Of the cemetery with Stewards alleged
burial place marked on It, 1t Is hardly
necessary to say they did not find It, and
now it is said that Judge Hilton started the
performance to further cover the TACT that
Stewards body was reposSessed by his
friends long ago. When mans bones
cannot be secured against molcstation long
enough to let them moulder into Mother
Earth, it Is time to adopt cremation. n
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IS, PEapLET0N COUNTY.
scenery ana Agriculture llhtieFu,
: The One Great Need, 5
II .r,rr.r.l- Nh NJ n !. A,,n On
H4RPERs NILS W. VA Aug q


.cOHispoadepoeo Of The Intelligence.
As have never seen letter in the
INrELLIGENcER from old Pendleton, hope
that few lines from here will be accepta=
bic to the readers oil your excellent paper.
Pendleton county Inns an area OF about
one thousand square miles II has three
pleasant little valleys which lie along the
course Of the South Branch Of the Potomac
and the North and South Fork Of this river
These valleys are well adapted to the rlis-
ing Of wheat and corn, and among the sur
rounding hills is to be found someot the
best grazing land in the world.
This county presents many varieties OF
surface and scenery, and can boast OF the
highest mountain peak in the State The
searcher for underground mysteries can ex-
blore subterrancan caycrns To the depth OF
several hundred feet. The towering cliffs,
which are found along the sides Of the
mountains, present u sublime and magnifl-
cent scene; and the crystal streams which
flow down the mountain sides and TALL in
spray over they towering preciplces, sur
rounded by the wild mountain tlowes, rem
der the scene as beautiful us it is sublime,
The teachers institute conducted by
Profs, +, II. Crago, OF Wheeling, and Jas,
W, johnson, our worthy County Superin.
tendent, both OF whom are able and ex-
Rrienced teachers, has closed the most
useful and and pleasant session ever held
in this county, The teachers 60 forth to
their lahora feeling that it was good for
them that they attended the institute.
The farmers are busy making their hay,
which is good crop, The weather is fine
and a great deal Of good hay will he made.
Houses, cattle and other live stock sell
readily and command good prices, Whit
We most need now Is a railroad to carry of
the surplus productions Of the soil and the
minerals which underlie the mountains.
When we get this, which | presume we
soon will, this county will indeed be al
most u terrestrial paradise, a. ID.
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TUE old line Wings and their descend
ants will honor the memory Of Gen. Leslie
Combs, Of Kentucky, whose death at the
age Of lightweight, at his home in Lexing:
ion, is reported as having occurred on Sun
day last. In the campaigns Of 1910 and
1874 he was prominent figure before the
country us IN eloquent advocate Of IIarri'
ron ,and Henry Clay, and there are few
events Of importance between 1912 and
1866 with which he was not Creditably
identified,
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EDUCATIONAL.
WHEELING FEMALE coLLEeg

,o ms Institution I,inco1on,,l ,r,,,.
I'm nhu privilege The III nlpga.
pllAhei etiuC7lti6u "' " urugsh .g,l ss,-A,r,
int Conservatory Of Mo-. ... "'
'''Nv lS. o. an ahia and lI,,iasuri, guly. -
a @a.sltl'e sarhsc, who Lts 60 t'g!,'~oJ
Of vocal cultur. ''ut'. VIII Ls,g,Ti',,4'..'a1
DN SsriL.al DynaFtmrgl-Ihp R,.s H.
T nv ~ Sislsed 70 take churr, 81 m, sy Ia.
, ihe p,Et3r L. we'll known A, ~ te5Han sChsj
SisIglSn If,G9cr Prpl, under b.,''l Ns,yysais
hurnCy aud ellse. WHO lhr Language Nh Nh
Seh9ol Oi Omlog-Thr Miv,,, H.
!l nav 9eel engaged In c,Ab,i, in ' ,' AMI Http
me COLLEGE, School of OE,iory W "4HOiIoaVG
\, fuplh wiz hc admitted anyu f,b.,..
siding In theclly ''7'''s'N ~ r,pNgM,n =
,e TSs college year will open on wrlD.,.,
the Ggllege Is beautifully ,ltpa,c, ..,...
Wy NalAlls distance " any IuF, m N Guy Nilhl
car nGc9mmpiatIons to nrlrbhnri1,' w, ylly slrgt
neAthtqlness Of situation Il |, uHs1, - .1Nn, H.
N4o,e internal arrangements arr N h, ~ and o
Terms moderate In all drr,rlm,r, =.
I0sues, or other information a,dg,, ~. tay,4a
aaSI Miss 4 T,WfWrll
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CHURCH AND STATE.
The Governor OF Texas ON the Qnes
tiou-An Interesting Interview.

c,,,,. t.t..... ,r,
"oNerhot noDerls, Of lexas, has been In.
teryiewed by u GlO6e-D Democrat REPORTER,
with the following result.
Upo6n,o naI,oJ o., -. ,.o,,
up'o '.'',e''s you III lhilael' 100, because
you uldh ~ JON with Governor Foster, Of
Ohio, In proclamation Of PRAYER md fast.
inv2" '''''
,v, ,.,..-S,g ...,.
lhey uld.
"You don't appear to have worried over
the storm Of Indignation yotfevokrdY"
mot at all. 1give my reasons In my n.
ply" IH
"Those werp tho only reasons YOU had or
have TO Eive?"
"rhey were. This union Of ciiurcl, and
State Il all wrung. Il las taken d large mud
inotc a1luOus rattle 10 divide the church
from the state than Il did 10 achieve our
national Independence. Yot, know haW Il
was In England iii tho sixteenth and seven.
tenth centuries, MeR'ei cue Klith fought
Tor the right Ia uphold Il as against afotllet,
When they CNuldn't achieve II IN Inc I'D
country they Caine to the new. You had
The C0ngregationalists In Niassacliiserts
the Quaken in Pennsylvania, the Luther.
ans IN York, the Baptists In MARYLAND. nnd
the Huguenots In the. Caroiihas Each
tsS S, had its iaIth and that faith swayed
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TnR practice Of sending insulting and Of
fenslye postal cards US u means Of annoy
ing an enemy has become so common that
the Postal Department has found II expedi-
ent to make special provision against IT,
Anyone who IL thus annoyed may address
request to the postofIice that all such
rarls be destroyed, II the place where
they are mailed is known, they may be
stopped there,
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OFFICIALS in charge Of the Howptc in
vestigation have found additional ramifca-
tons Of fraud extending hr beyond the
telegraphic accounts OF the signal service.
They say that 1t is impossible to tell the ex'
tent Of the fraudulent entries and over
charges, and that besides keeping up q pro-
digl expenditure Captain HOwgate has
nmnssed considerable fortune.
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Kidney Complaints

Of all descriptions arc relieved at once, and
cured by Kidney-WOrL II seems
intended by nature for tie cure Of all dis
eases Of the kidneys caused by weakness and
debility. It's great tonic powers are especially
directed To the removal Of this class Of dis
cases. We know Of persons that have suffered
for thirty years that have been permanently
cured by taking Kilney-WOrt for a time, Try
II, either liquid ordry,-SNR, MwP&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-24

Now that the Water Works are able to.
keep the basin full, as shown by their
work during the fire on Sunday last, why
not flush the cutters occasionally. Some
Of them need washing badly.
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wEDAEsDAY aoRAING, AVeVsE p.

Asro the Presidents chances the couu-
try has settled down TO Ms. iarfeld's
hopeful remhrk, that 9there must be some
pood Way out Oiith
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GES. WARSER is still promising the low
er river people that the Ohio Valley Rail
road s to be built in the near future from
Bellaire to Gallipolis, t
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

NINEdeIartmcntsoi study text hook, fnnlJ4
AT COST; calendar RrHngrd IN suit Teachers h,
pcnSes for one year from STA To $50 non sttat,,
liberal thorough. Fall term begins sETPEVBH
I, 1881, Attendance lust year tfum > counlsd
Nest Virginia md from States and TrmlC1s
Number Of students larger than iOr ten yclnJF
YlOus
90 For catalogues and other information stpJb
the Acting President, y, y. ruRlNIOS, N5al
town, West Va.
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DIED.

sT0RER-Gh Tuesday murninS, August g, 1881
at o'clock, SUE BroRER twin daughter Of J. W,
and Beth A. brown, aged u months and "a days
Funeral at l;1O O'Clock =. N, Wednesday, the 9ilh
Inst from tho residence Of J, W. Brown, Inter
mont nj Stone Church Cemetery, ..
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IL it takes as long to build the balance Of
the Connellsyille extension US it has taken
TO lay side track through Council, the
rnnd bed will have time to settle.
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Daily except slDday-Newark ACCOMMODATION
~ s N.Y. zen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train tlF.
Martins Ferry lRlAlre; Etbbplnp WLin te,,,irei
and Gravel 1llll "''' ""eVNnE
UFichsyllle Accommodation
Canal Dover AcchnhiOdAtInn
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NEW RALLGooDs.
GEO, R, TAYLOR.
-4-

ldIH Az rs5H ,b7
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NEW ApVRRTIsRllRRTs.

GEO, R. E, GILcHRIsI
" ATI0RSRY At LAW,
once with TASIqf 4 lesI, -,
10, q Twelfth street.
Admiralty and Maritime LAVA specially, ep.lee'
tons pmmPlly made. alGsl
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HOMESTEAD LIVER PILLS.

A splendld purgatiYe and liver pill. Forty large
md small pills In each box The cheapest aud best
pill In the market. Sold by go
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KEUEIFIF
Cash balance at last statement S1,I07 q!
Amount Of OrleH drawn on
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