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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-15
P E NAILS.


S. l.. Flournoy and r. w. DALEY,
Jr.. Esquircs, left their homes in this
place Yesterday morning TO visit re-
laiives in Richmond. Va. They will
be gone some ten DAYS.
The Winchester Times Of wednes.
day hast states that Judge Richard
i'arker has been confined to- his room
for some days. owing to an accident
whilst endeavoring To- reach book
from high shelfin his library. The
chair or which he was standing Slip
ped, and he fell to the floor, wrench
ing his knee, and otherwise injuring
himself.
We had a pleasant call on We'd
nesday evening last from Mr.. George
/. Gosorn, Editor OF the Piedmont
Observer, and his brother in law, Mr..
Theodore F. Combs of the same
place.
Ho! for Christmas II. III. &. Pam
cake. is trying to get beyond even
old Santa Claus" by his glittering
display ofp~e,ty things for Christmas.
just see for yourself-we are not able
to go.
Fresh Oysters at Gilkesons & Pugh's
every Friday night.
For fine sugars go TO L. Russell &
Bros
|. Go 70 Mrs. Ilouser's if you want
nice fresh cakes and candies.
MIR. David Williams. Jr. son of our
steward is paving short visit to his
father. We understand he is engay.
ed in cotton planting in South Caro-
iIa.-Tablet.
We cory the following paragraphs
from the Petersburg Guaetfe of Satur-
day last:
KENNY IIuGUEs' new mansion on
Pat,erson's Greek is abou, ready to be
occupied.
RICHARD LEATuEIMAN Is building n
largo farm house one mile and half
below Burlington
between Petersburg and Burlington.
on the Pa terson's Creek road. a dis
tancc Of 80 miles, there are six stores.
WESLEY SKAFFER killed a verv large
deer last Fri,lay. 1t was a four prong
ell buck and weil he'd 1881 pounds. lie
sold it 10 Mr. f.. G. Vossler for SIS.
On Monday Of last week CLAY REEL
killed very large deer. The saddle
weighed 81 pounds.
j. " WILLIAMS, Of William sport.
years tho belt for killing the boss wild
turkey Tuesday OF last week. It weigh.
ed ]33 pounds.
McCARTY & Co. made their first shin.
ment of bark essence last week. Their
mill is under fair headway now and bids
fair TO he q success
The last cold wave wac scorchcr.
Wasn't il?
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-15
THE~REClSTER.
DAiLY SUNDAY. WEEKLY.
40 Enierprsing Progressive aud Complete a
cal and General Newspa per.
Independent and Outspokeu on all Public O ,ss.
non'-aboundiug in News Lteraf
Miscellany aad Family Reading.
An A5,y El:ted Farmer. Depo. :, en-,

The Wheeling Register W % founded In -iae,
ST the time ct the inauguration OF the State OF
West Virginia Asa part aud ptrcsl of ,hs
ne" State, closely identified with H.. en- terprises
aud contributing in modest measure 70 IL, ad-
uncemepi, the Register shares in the i,.t .v
ullsiion with which QUE people re rari i,s br;ah ,
career. Tue population OF thu State h a incres,
"a IN greater ratio than most of the old States
Ter schools have multiplied aud improysd In
dhc'ency, her government has been well AN
economically administered. her resources are
icing dev loped with energy and her p-o,,,
IRE groAing in en- Enlightenment and thrift Win
lie growth of the Stale the Register h,s grow,
VIE lis development the Register has deye,on
ed Sl'h us prosperity the Register has n .os.
Fsred Aud as showing the estim alton i, which
lie paper IS held 10y the citizens of the State
Tor "Arse interests u has steadfastly bSttIsd VIZ
Can sly with truth tina, no other D ipar is road
ny Il; II my West Virg,ni,ns. nor does any 9th
u penetrate every part o. the state -s IL does
I"e EeSi'ler VIII continue, as heretofore the
hc'.t"'e ~ broad aud liberal policy in the
'''un'' q fuNiic affairs, the ex ensiou Shd
"tS'htning of the Free school system tie
I'M ''Vemeli a. The State and the q lon.
neu' "i iie resources lis proprietor. POINT 10
'He lSti as an earnest Of its iuiurc
mo Weekly iirliSier il magnificent s ne 70
ot.r"lurnn paper pics 81 so by mail
lhc SGnGhy Register is the sam. sig. and
ia Hlfe-dy gained very rye circulation =
price ~ GO bc mail
The Eai!y K gis,sr is printed at 81 go ne,
year. ~
The Model Nap Of West virciai,. the mos,
complete Nap ever Issued Of the Stale ia nov
tead' Tor dergerv P.Ice 81 90.
Any person remiiIing To us The subscription
price o' either edition OF the p.per adding 10
cents thereto, wall receive "A c,py ~, mis- u,r
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Nv II 1882
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-15
Chris mas Christmas!
Things to be Considered.

GlLkESONS IU(fS
pising things novel and
of
accordingly
Of
Our Clothing
AMI have large Ppysuls S. TO Sls splendid
4 We have a received sni os Of ladies' black Coaks and light
Jackets So Sl2 i'm this
ST. An stock OF Boots and Shoes fae aad
lion called line Of ladies chdens
9Th A large line Of the celebrated Diamond Shirts
7Lt A Iarge Hne Of Lrte Shasls
Sh We have about 1000
fer yard-avail yourselves OF the
9Th The
Turkeys Bunk~Bea Flour Potatoes. Venison.
No
PorLoro doexcclen
CheeseMNcE MEAT Fresh
Powder
fgures-come 10 Gilkesons
Inc
SaP-the best laundry Soap
8 ~
FOar Patterns country made Linsey.
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THE WHEELING
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-15

In this place, on the 2lst ult. nv
the Rev. o. p Wirgnan. ur JOHv ".
TCrPER to Miss MATILDA BELL Can.
DER, both Of this county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-15

Asa Newspaper still sh-sa.
No rolitICai Journal uasutpas,sd
iss Literary Paper the Family F.vo,,ts
~ ~ lnGusiriu Record, comIlete a accurate
rs farmers Comp lniOn always seicJne
~ score, vtriF', and careful prepsrsti1n
90 Us ne"s no newspaper in IVES, Virginia a.,
i.osebes tn IntelliIencsr
10 is The aim OF toe publ ,I,srs TO print p.
or Wutcn shall cover toe whole fsii ~ - iii
iH'e Lews, without catering TO the t,s,s f,r
mere sensation Uuclean tLings are not nd nit.
Ted 10 IL colupns
be editorials of the lutclli gonc.r rre BRIGHT
.. Abe, on o"lIiicd questions advocating Ia
pu9 'c'" riiacipleS, but treating all questions
mn ~ n!tn witb fairue3s Nui manly iaIepen-
'enoc For The coming year the Intelligencer
"NI De better Than ever, and will DO furni shed
~ The GLOWING terms
'1s weekly intelligence, single copy.
81 so
'.,' oi 10 I'd extra copy 10 getter up Of
CUB ,l'o 70 90
m-n''' or two copies Of t5e Hs-Aly
-. 20 90
~ iHree copies OF the VeekIT on- YER 30 90
'..o ~ - and acJpy ofthe Daily year
%. We ropes u the Weekly. ve,f 80 90
a,-38 desired
TERMS OF The sEN-wfRSLY.
~, ,s., coPy--one year 81 90
'"' cppiss-Oue wear > on
pc pice of The Daily Intelligence +, rs cts
"'Hlh 81 20 Tor three m Iths-St co for
"'n'h' IS 90 fDr one ye,r. 90 advance
'te men c.res Of sitaor edition Of tbe In.
lt 'rsss P"s 70 Au5
want IN Agent ~ every Post0f; 70 Il, West
Hs'efn Ohio and Western PenasyIv.ni,
.'''. ahre' sh 5uld be- rnaae by registered LET,
'' I. lice motley order or cheek address
NEW CAMPBELL & HART.
No.. Publishers fntsljige Ger,
Is'3. WhssiinA W. Va.
Ihe In~u ution f1r the Deaf aud the
""mh and The Bind, q, tits place. has
ninety fye pupils.
According TO the TriJaue Me1sIe.
ole s.lH raging IN Keyser aud 2 deaths
''' result last week. Tho disease is al
'@.'n1'ne into the adjoining conn
ny The cd'.or prcsumes the numb, r
'' up 10 present time, Friday last.
''.''e' has not been less than two
1l.frei nrl anv.
''o.'.j slcp- DUH, to be taken 10
cure Colt or Cough NJ once We
commend Dr. Bulls Cough syrup
=" valuable me icine Is indorscd by
p'l'.e ans aud you can rely o. its
''''2 .ae 9orL every time.
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south 9ranth Sntrllisenter.

Uhatos Lodge Ne. a. A.. AN m..,.
% toe srd Friday Ia each month.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-04
THE OLDEST PAPER IN The WORLD

1t may not be generally known that the
oldest paper In the whole wide world is the
King. PaQ, or Capital Sheet, published in
Pekin, and since the 4th of last June issued
in new form prescribed by special edict
OF the reigniug Emperor Quang.soc. 1t
first appeared A. d. OIL, but came out
only at irregular intervals since the year
1851, however, it has been published week.
ly and OF Uniform size. Until its reorgan.
ization by imperial decree it contained
| nothing but orders in council and court
news, was published about midday
and cost two kesh, or something less
than a half-penpy. Now, however,
it appears in three editions daily.
The first, issued early in the morning, and
printed on yellow paper, is called Hsing-
Pau business Sheet, and contains trade
prices, exchange quotations, and all manner
of commercial intelligence. The circulation
is very little over 500 The second edition
which comes out during the forenoon, also
printed upon yellow paper, is devoted to
official announcements, fashionable intell;-
gence and general news. Besides its ancient
title of king-Pau it Owls another designa.
ton, that of Shuen.Pau, or "Official
Sheet" The third edition appears late in
the afternoon, is printed or red paper, and
bears the mark Titani- Pau Country
Sheet 1t consists of extracts from the
earlier editions, and is largely subscribed
for in the provinces. All three issues of
the King Pau are edited by six members of
the Han Lin Academy of Sciences ap-
pointed and salaried by the Chinese State
The total number of copies printed daily
varies between l3. 600 and IA. 600. Consid-
ering the population Of Pekin and the fact
that the King Pau is journal well adj.
vanced in the nineteenth century of its ex.
istence, the circulation of the venerable
press organ is scarcely as large as might
reasonably have been expected. IL London
Telegraph.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-04
WARM MILK A HEALTH REsToRER.

Considerable has been lately said in
medical journals concerning the value of
warm milk IS a remedial agent in certain
diseases. The Christian at Work, referring
to an interesting article on the subject
which lately appeared in the London MiiE
Journal, states, on the authority of DR..
Benjamin Clarke, that in the East Indies
warm milk is used to great extent as a
specific for diarrhea. A pint every four
hours will check the most violent diarrhea.
stomachache, incipient cholera, and dys-
EMERY. The milk should never be boiled,
but only heated sufficiently to be agree
ably warm, not too hot to drink. Milk
which has been boiled is unfit fer use. This
writer gives several instances in arresting
the disease, among which is the following.
The writer says st has never failed in
curing In ak or twelve hours, and have
tried 1T, l should think, fifty times. have
also given it to dying man who had been
subject to dyseBtery eight months, latterly
accompanied by one continued diarrhea,
and 1t acted on him like charm. In two
days his diarrhea was gone; In three
weeks he became hale, hearty man, and
now nothing that may hereafter occur will
shake his faith in het milk. A writer has
also communicated to TIE Medical Times
and Gazette statement of tie value
of milk in twenty.six cases of typhoid
fever, in every one Of which its great value
was apparent. Il checks diarrhes, and
nourishes and cools the body People snf.
fering from diseases need food quite as
much ss those in health, and much more
so in certain diseases where there is a
rapid waste of the system. Frequently
all ordinary food, in certain diseases, ia re-
jected by the stomach, and even loathed
by the patient but nature, ever benefi.
cent, has Furnished food that in all dis
eases is beneficial some directly curative,
Such food is milk The writer in the Jour.
nal just quoted, Or. Alexander Yale. after
giving particular observationsupon the point
above entioned its action in checking
diarrhea, its nou FISHING properties and its
action in soothing the body, says: "We
believe that mills nourishes in fever, pro.
notes sleep, wsads Off delirium, soothes
the intestines, ard, in fine, is tie sine qua
non in typhoid fever" We have lately
tested the value OF milk in scarlet fever,
and learn that iiiis now recommended by
the medical faculty in all cases of this
often very distressing children's disease.
Give all the milk the patient will take,
even during the period of greatest fever.
1t keeps up thu strength of the patient,
acts we'll upon the stomach, and is in this
way blessed ;hing in this sickness
Lancet.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-04
CHURCH NEWS.

There are 5, IA Presbyterian churches in
this country.
Rev. MIR. Spurgeon has publicly donned
the blue ribbon.
A precentor at Scottish church has led
the music for fifty years.
TIE first Methodist church in Washing.
ton was erected in 1910.
In Russian. Poland the Baptist Church
has about 1000 members.
The Patagonians now have the Gospel of
Luke in their own tongue.
For every 200 of the inhabitants of Ice.
land there is Lutheran pastor.
Of all the "seven churches of Asia, -
Smyrna alone is still living.
The Modoc Indians are becoming civil
lied under missionary influences.
A large number of churches are being
erected in the South by oolored people.
The Churchman declares that New Eng.
land divorce is the product of Puritanism.
1t is estimated that the Bible has been
translated into 256 languages and dialects.
Rev. J. Fl. Porter, of Jonesboro, Ark,
was struck duml in his pulpit last Sunday
night.
An unsuccessful attempt has besn made
to establish Unitarian Church in Allan.
ia, Ga.
There is a loud cry among old.fashioned
people for the old-fashioned camp meet.
ings."
The anti. bang crusade started by Cana
dian Bishop has carried terror into feminine
ranks.
There still survive in the Scotch churches
few ministers VINO believe in the damna.
ton of infants.
1t is announced by Southern paper that
General Robert Toombs will Soon Join the
| Methodist Church.
The conflict between the State and the
Church has been raging in Belgium for up
wards of two years.
There are in the United States and Can.
ada 10 Young Mems Christian Associa.
tions. numbering 81. 375 members.
A presiding elder refused to dedicate a
new church at Grand Rapids, Mich, be.
cause the debt was not all provided for.
The villages more than the towns of
England have contributed to the supply of
men as preachers to fill the ranks Of Meth.
odism.
The Baltimore Neacs concludes that there
are in that city l52, COO persons, out of a
population of 100000 who are not men,
bers of any church.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-04

DIVORCE IN New ENGLAND. OF the fire..
quency of divorce in New England, the
Interior says that e it probably comes of
an over.supply of literary culture and an
under-Hupply of domesticity-they are too
literary and too stingy. There is Eot
enough variety among them-too much
sameness of novels in the library and of
boiled beans in the kitchen. 1t is not hu.
man nature to stand SO much of George
Eliot along with SO little to eat. WHO ever
heard Of a man getting divorce from a
Penusy lvania girl-one who knows the
mystery of fried chicken and waffles? or
from an Ohio, Kentucky, or Indiana girl,
who understands the true inwardness of
hot corn-bread and fresh butter? or from
any OF their daughters in Missouri, Iowa,
or anywhere in the Northwest 2"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-04
TWO YEARS AP1ER.

The winter morning as l write
In the grim city's gloomy light,
Midst fogs that choke street, river and church,
And the fast falling fakes besmirch-
How pure DER that far c7untry side
Must gieam the snow waste drifted wide
10 my minds eye see it rolled
Ger stream gashed glen and brImbly wo'd;
Ger wheat-so slope and elm bling lane,
And Ridge that bounds the battle plsin;
And orchard, lawn and garden-sward-
That same white raiment OF the L 2rd
The church stands on the woodland hill,
The pine-trees fierce the churchyard still
Eastward it looks, that home Of hers,
The robin whistles 10 her frs.
All seems the same but where is she
Whose name is breathed from brake and tree?
Where lives and scars that noblest one
1t raised our life to look upon?
Shall spring tide wake the world again,
And summer light the eyes Of men9
Shall throstles thrill her oaken glade,
Inc primrose star her hazel shade?
This icy mist, these clouds of gray,
Will they not ali be swept away
And western airs blow kindly through
Large lucid skies of tender blueg
And shall no vernal dawn await
The hopes by death left desolate?
NO SHINING angel brood above
The sepulchre of human love?
That brain Of strength, that heart of fire,
Thi. liquid voice, living Tyre
Do not these yibrate, throb and burn
Where the lest lights of time return?
The aspiration, passion, power,
That crowd with fate mortal hour,
Are these crude seeds 10 bloom may bless,
Beginnings bright Of emptiness?
Rebuilded for immortal eyes?
Lies broken song end where round Him
Still quire the 'young eyed cherubim q
-GJoseph Truman, in Macrnillans Magazine.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-04
Tile RIGsrsr BEAR SroRY YEr--n

THE BIGGEsT BEAR STORY YEr.-On
Tuesday eNssiBg last when Geo. TreYors,
who had been working in the steamship
Coban, then lying at Mr.. Sergeant's mill
wharf, Nelson, was done his days work,
he had occasion to go up to the store Of
Daniel Baldwin to purchase few articles.
It was then dark, and when he started for
his home in the Douglasfeld he took the
short cut across the woods. He had gone
about mile and half when be was at
tackled by very large bear. Being un-
armed, and having no other weapon than
bottle of parafiine oil, he struck the bear
and broke the bottle of oil over him. The
bear then sprang on him and commenced
hugging him, when George had the pres
ence of mind to light match and set fire
to him. In an instant old bruin was all
ablaZe and ist 60 Of him, and in less than
five uiintNG she Vas ali consumed but this
head and shoulders. George then COM
meneed to carry water in his hat to quench
the fire TO save the snout, so as to get the
bounty.-[Chatham IN. B. J World.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-04
THE WEEKLY UNION
san FRANCISCO MARKET REVIEW
tssPoEgED Fos THz sACalnrsro asooRD.usros.
General Merchandise
SAN FRANCISCO. Noyember

DAN FRANCISCO. November J. 1882.
BAGS AND BAGGnG-Oak and-maSe Bags Sc; Cal
cutta do. S.tassc; Potato Gunnies lSdl7.c Burlsps
7sc for 4ointh and l2.c for 6einch: Hop Cloth lie
ll1o e yard.
CASDLEs-The product of tie local candle factories
is quoted follows San Francisco Cystal Wax l4oz
l5c; Stearic Acid, l4oz. lsc Star l4oz l3sc; Eagle
l2ozlltci HOffmans l2-oz 1lc Mission Chemical ak
l+oz, l6!c; do 1907, lSc Solar Sperm 1oz I44c Ad-
amantine, l2-oz, l2c; Globe, 9i-oz lOc; Bay In
proved Wax, fall weight, l6dl53c Stearic Acid full
weight i4al4sc; Solar, Light weight HELLO
Eastern brands vary from Sc to lsc; Sperm 25d28c
CASE GooDs-Following is the p>ice list of leading
local Gamers White and Black Cher
res, GoOseberries, Peaches Nectarnes Straw
berries, RaspbeTies and Currants each So q dozen
q h TINS Table Apricots Bartlett Pears Quinces
assorted Ap les and BlacE Der les each 50 90 German
Prlnes, Pluns and Grapes. each 81 25 /: Apples Pie
reaches. ii. Strawberries and Pie Currants each 50
other Pie Fruits 81 70 e dozen III tins In S-ib tins
ApIicOts and Pears s. 90 Table assorted Plurns So
Pie Gu rants 50 80 Pie Strawberries, So Pie April
cots, Peaches, Cherries and BlackberTies IS 80 Pie
Grapes and Plums, S. and Pie Apples 81 80 e dozen
Slb tins Jams and Jellies 81 rs e 2-b tins; Succo-
tash g String Beans, 81 30 Peas and Corn 81 rs :;
Asparagus, y ID tins 81 25; Pork and Beans 81 and
Tomatoes, 81 Is
CEMENT PLASTER AND LINE osendale 50 1898;
Portland t0reignL So 75a4; Calcined Plaster ami
81 2Sdl 80 q Dbl
CoAIs-Tndi ations all point to an carly improve
ment in prices. All the Aust allan cargoeS route
have changed hands. Those who can are laying in
supplies for the winter Some descriptions have al
ready been MAJ ked up by the cargo Seattle has been
retailing at IS but is expected to go higher soon
j. W. HarEisons private circular quotes as follows:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-04
NERVOUS DEBILITY
A cUEE GUARAsTEEp.

TYR. E. G VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
~ MEST.-A specific for Hysteria Dizziness
Commissions, Nervous Headache, Mental Depression
Loss on 9enofy, Spernatorrhcea, Impotency, Invol-
untary Emil sions, Premature Old Age, caused by
over-exertion, self-abuse, overindulgence which
leads TO misery. decay and death One box viii cure
recent cases: Each box contains months treat.
ment One dollar hox or six boxes Tor FIVE dollars
Sent by mail prepaid on receiu. OF price. We
guarantee six boxes to cure any case With each
order received by US for six boxes, accompanied
with five dollars, we will send the purchaser cur
written guarantee to return the nor ey the treat
mcnt does not effect a cure. Guarantees iss1ei
only by KIRK, GEARY & CO., Druggists. sacrx.
mento Cal. Orders By mail at Regular Price
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-04
Seminal Weakness.

Seminal Emissions, the
consequence ofself, abuse
This s Jlitary vice or de.
PRAYED sexual induIpence
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-04

SYRUP-Siace July 18th lo-al makes have been as
l-gallon tins, SOC . gallon.
roBAcCl-Piug, 81 s(d7Oc: Coil. 52td75c Roll, GAO
brand.
WHIsEY-We quote high proof, 81 SaaI 50 /: low
PROOF u 15&2 80 various brands Of Bourbon, 81 25G
5 50 q sal, according 20 ERe
NINEi--C lifornia in bottles follows: Angelica
81 SOS 80 Cl1ret, 80 25dS so; Port, Sj9I0; sherry
SOS go White, 50 50a5 80 q dozen.
FEEIGuTs- Eastcr0ft, l,3l2 tons wheat to Corr As
Cd; Fails OF Dee, 1874 tons, same voyage ass Rich
ard p Buck, l,55 tons Wheat to Dublin 42s I'd Gus
tay, 20 'ols, assorted cargo to Garnb Island on
entail less tons Lumber from Puget Sound for
Australia
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-04
FROM $50 TO S24.
JOHN TALBOT,
TICKET AGENT SACRAMENTO, CAL.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,
ST. DAVID'S.

/ FIRST CLASS LODGING HOUSE, CON
IN tains l55 rooms; Us Howard street. near
Third, San Francisco. This house is especially de-
sisneda pc comfortable home for ladies and gentle
men visiting the city from the interior. No dark
rooms. Gas and running water in each roem The
floors are covered with body Brussels carpet and all
the furniture is made of solid black walnut Each
bed has spring mattress with an additional hair
top mattress, making them the most luxurious and
healthy beds in the world. Ladies wishing TO cook
for themselves or families allowed the free use
large public kitchen and dining-room Servants
keep up fire from A. NJ. to P. NJ. Hot and cold
baths; large parlor and reading room, containing
Grand Piano-all free to guests Price, single
rooms per night, go cents; per week, from 81 up
wards. House open all night
r. HUGHES, Proprietor
At Market-street Ferry, take Omnibus line O
street cars to corner Of Third and Howard
ocT
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willcure dyspepsia, heartburn, mala-
Ma, kidney disease, liver complaint
and other wasting diseases.