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on them. This rule, which win 90 into effect
morrow Will probably create quite commotion among
Shippers and 10 Is thought probable that concerted
tlon VIII be made TO defeat 10.
PHILADELPHIA, July 31-At smeeting OF the directors
OF the Phenxyile and West Chester Railroad to-day,
tne second third fourth and fifth instzlments tho
Debg % per cent OF the entire subscriptions, were
Tled inc ine which s 10 extend from Frazer, the
wanna Railroad, to West Chester, will shortly bo
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CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

Messrs. George v Hecker q Co. regret to
announce that their Croton Flour Mills. 1875 10 2O5
Cherry--t., were destroyed by fire this morning Our
Metropolitan Mills 265 Chcrryst., nave capacity much
larger than CrUtOn. therefore customers may
rely on their orders beng promptly ned heretofore.
All orders may be- addressed to
GEORGE v HEcKER Il Co.. 265 Cherry ST.
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4 GARDEN PARTY FoR CHINESE PUPILS.

The spacious house and grounds of T. b.
Bynner, Of Nostrandaye and Prospect-place Brooklyn
thrown open last night to garden party of about
$50 persons, OF whom about forty were Chinese Most
Of the Chinese guests are members Of the Sunday
schOOi attached 80 Or. Scudder's Church one
OF the Cinnamon IN the course of the evening offered
prayer IN MS native tongue, and another gave an adj
nrers ia English uDOu Tie Progress Of Ni..on Wnrk
among Inc Chinese during me Iasl Twelve yeAra."
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for he past hcenty- fonr ho,.rs

WAsHINGTON. August l. l a. m.-The barom-
eter Is highest on the NewEngland coast and ia lowest
IN Montana Rains fallen in all the di.tres except
in the Missouri Valley and Nc England Easterly winds
prevail IN the Middle states and Upper Lake region and
southerly In the South Atlantic and Gulf states Tho
temperature has remained nearly stationary in all the
districts
Indications for to-fay
For the Middle Atlantic States ncra asng coudiness
with rain, winds mostly southeriy. stationary lower
pressure.
For NewEngland fair weather followed by Increasing
cloudness and local winds mostly soDthory, sta
uonary or lover pressure
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YARy MADE IN SOUTH CAR0LIYA

COLUMBIA, 5. c.. July 31.-New cotton was
picked gnned and made yarn this morning, at the
sauda factory, Lexington County The factory has tel
ephonic connections across the Congaree River with
Columbia and yarn started for the railroad 20
u Philade phia the teephOned The cotton
grown Oh tne factory grOunds.
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or have suffered equivalent disabilities but with all
the attention that the committee have been able TO
give to 1t, they have not been able TO settle the
question to whether such increase is wise at the
present time and what increase. If any, should be
made. The House bill was passed through that
body by reason of a statement that 10 would cost
only 81 900, 900 annuallvr
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STANFORD, Conn.,, July 31.-Ihomas H..
Nook OF New-York, and Miss May Hrrson' cousin'
were riding AT sound Beach, sunday afternoon when
the horse became frightened and Ooth occupants of the
carriage were thrown OuL Mr M't n4u AS sAaIl .Iao
tureI aud died before morning. Hiss Harrison lad ner
collar Dune DrOksA-
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SAMUEL r. WARREN.

Providence, X. l.. July 3I.-Samuel Russell
Warren prominent organ-Duiider OF Toronto Canada,
who came here last week artend tie funeral OF his
sister dlrd last nght -yer spring. OF heart disease
His son Is the or-anst Of Grace Church, New York
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PURE CURRANr JELLY, sPIcED AND CANNED
FRUITS. JAM. JELLIES. PICKLE. &c
uousekeopers can g-t the above arces made from 81
fasDueI nome receipts warranted pure, Jy seaA1.
1~-i,r. 10 SARAH rs MCELRArH
1913 Degr-N-st. BrOoSlyn. y. Y.
Goods stored Gnt fall circulars 90 references and Drices
sent APPLICATION
Plies Permanently Eradicated
In u weeks without suIlo Lgature Oh o4Gsac oeIl e
Lar tanning lclt.cuceA. DR. uOlA So est t1st
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NA1IoNAL cUERLYCY And BANK NOTES

WASHINGTON, July 31.-The following is
statement Of Controller Of the Currency showing the
amount OF National bank and Of egatender notes
outstanding al the Of the passage Of the Acs Of
June 20, 1874 January a. 1870, and May 81 ISIS To-
gether with outstanding al date and the IN
crcase " decrease:
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indian TERRITORY COLONIZATION.

WICHITA, Kan, July 31.-Captain Payne
has retained Washington highly pleased with the
Result OF MS Trip lie the subject o. the settlement
OF the coded lands Is properly understood by tue
Na,ningtOA authorities lie VII tue line ~ once
inGo the Inuian Territory with large RliDer Of col
Ou1atA
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Ready This Morning.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Price i'm wrappers really naulng ave cels yor c'pI
one copy one TeA copies 80 ten cop - t1h "a
extra as. POst4so ..-ses lree - .he su(scs 'eI
lILh rhlBL ~
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

variaoss
snche lines divisions Of time for
preceding midnight vhte Inc the osEs
BY mercury during doi
aaiesses asA
asss n "
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ilolitira! Notlces.

XIth Assembly District Republican Association AMI
Executive meet Al lO4 Mesi 3tLn August 4,
1857 al $50 p. CHAS a PEABol1 Jk.
J. W HAN X. seer tary. Fre-de.I
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Spetlll Notlres

Congress ". ter"
suucrior 10 Alternative. \ specinc f0r AZ
.orier.o OF the stomach yec and kidneys Agod h2rsh
Icr n4ye AMI fore gu "pcsig thsss t74f dsgos" ct
snf eh,g bon,r -ucl water positive UFUdts AID
rnnnlr Iur iI.,eaI-.e on slMs AM Al4Arys.
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NnfinnnI Rnnk NnIes.


outstanding June 20 1874 Sfi9 ~9ils2
standing January Ia 35lnol i1U
Amount aulug Nav 81 322.JjJ.JB5
date 30f.JfDuc5
Increase during the LAST month lOJ1J3
Increase August l. lSSl l1JJl45
LegdsIender Votes.
Amount outstanding June 20 1874 S3s2, 900 900
outstanding January Il, 1875 3o2OUUOOJ
Amount retired under Act Of January ii, 1915,
To Nav 81. ISIS. ........ 35.3i4,9S4
adiug and since Nay 81 1873. 340,ColUl6
deposit with the Treasurer OF the
United 10 redeem notes Of ins1lyeni and
hquidatlng ban rs, and banks retiring
Act Of June 20. I-ll 3s.65O417
during the last month bllO63
Increase deposit since July l, loo--..... 5,2l-l4j
circulation Of National gold included the
above, $40 659.
The following a statement OF the United States cur
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PENSION LEGISLATION.

DEMANDS UPON THE GOVERNMENT.
ACTION ASKED UPON SENATOR FFRRY's BLL-A
TALK WITH THE ACTING CHAIRMAN or THE
SENATE MILITARY COMMITTEEMAN INCREASE
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BOXES AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

BOAEc AT TIE LLcIUM iUUcL.
At the tusOm House Tomorrow subscriptions
vii be begun to The TRIBUNE Fresh Air Fund.
Boxes will be placed different parts OF the build
lng into which officials and visitors can drop con-
frtf.u
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WelI.MerIted Success.

A gentleman once asked distinguished
dispensing druggist TO explain the secret OF
the almost universal demand for DR.. Rich.
monds Samaritan Nervine. He said that It
was in fact genuine medlcine-such com.
pound as every good physician would pre-.
scribe for thediseases which It was advertised
to cure. 0fcourse 1t cost less than any drug.
giSt wOuli charge for the same article suppl.
cd on physlcian's prescription, and besides
there was saving OF the doctors fec IN
addition Moreover, by buying the drugs
in such enormous quantities, and having a
perfect apparatus for compromising the mix.
lure. lie was not only enabled to get better
articles In the first place, but also TO present
the medicine In better form and at less price
than the same preparation could be possibly
obtained from any other source DR. Rich.
mond has devoted liisenerlie 10th ,llleviA-
tiOn OF human suffering With this entl 10 view,
and with his whole heart In his great
labor for the benefit OF the afflicted, he has
achieved marked and merited success. There
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SAMARITAN NERv1NE

Cures Alcoholism, Drunkenness anil the habit OF
Opium Eating, These degrading habits nTr 6y
Jar me wort evils that have ever bcal II suffer.
lng humanity. Thousands die annually ffdtft
these nOxlOIls drugs. The lrHuknnl drinks
liquor not because hc likes II, but for tie pleas.
urg 81 drinking aud treating hi. fiirndA, little
tbinkipg that he il on his road 10 ruin. Like
Tue Opium Eater, he first tSe. the drug In small
quantities ns a harmless AHiiI9le. The soothing
lnNncnco OF the drug takes strong hold upon ia
victim, leading HIN on to his own de,trilctioh.
Inc habits Of OPIUM Eating aud Liquor Drink.
III. ARE pr ctsclv what ealing il 10 alimentvc.
ness, As OEer.cntlng Rr-t inhamts The stomach,
which redo blfs IL cravings until II RaFaiyEes
both The stomach mud appetite. SOevcfydriHE Of
llliur or dose ut opium. instead Of satisfying,
only adds 10 IT. fierce fires, until II CONSUMES
thr vial force and then Itself Like the glutlOn.
on" tapcWorm, II cries "Give, give give |" hut
never enough until ih own IaPacliY deYV,Fs
ilsrli Samaritan Srtyinc gives Instant relief
In all Encll eases II produces sleep, outlets The
nerves; builds M the nervous system, and re-.
stores body and MUD 10 healthy condition,
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TERMS OF sALE-onc.thld the purchase money
on the day OF sale the balance In two equal Install.
lnents. At Six and twelve months with InirTesi from
day sale, the purchaser giving hntCs secured by
deed oil tniSt Oil The property or the deferred pay.
mentN ~
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To WHOM IT May CoScERx.-I,ching piles
is one Of the. most annoying complains
known to physicians. Every one can tell
whether he Is thus afflicted By observing the
following symptoms: Intense itching, par
ticularly after getting warm. It seems as II
pin worms were crawling in or about the
reCtum. Small Jumps sometimes form. TIL,
private parts are often affected. The more
you scratch the worse theitching. Knowing
that my Ointment is superior to any article
in the market, guarantee 1t to cure the worst
case of itching piles in existence.
StgnedI II SwAYHE N. D.
DR.. Swayne's Ointment Is also pleasant
and effective cure for letter. itch, salt rheunl,
erysipelas, BARRIERS itch, pimples, and ali
sCaly, crnsty, itchy skin eruptions. Sold by
50 cents lin cent stamps, Sboxes, ST Is.
Address, DR.. swayne &c Son, Philadelphia,
Pa, TrIIskW
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can be no real success without true merit.
That hissuccess Is real Is evidenced by the fact
that his reputation aS man and physician
does not deteriOrate, and the fact that there
ts steadily increasing demand for bis So.
maratAu Nervine proves that II Is no nostrum,
but reliable remedy He has repeatedly In.
formed the public that II Is no patent nledi.
cine, and no patent lAs ever been asked for
or obtained. Neither does he advertise Il as
o cure'all. There are hundreds OF diseases
that he acknowledgment will not cure 1tmay
be urged that some OF these diseases are SO
widely different that II seems absurd to pre-.
scribe the SAME remedy. They may differ In
symptoms, yet In character be- precisely sim.
liar and then we must tuke into cOnSideH-
ton the fact that remedies may possess yAri.
Gus properties. Thus, some medicines are
both tonic and Alternative; Others may be
tonic and laxative tho properties differing
according to the quantity administered and
the time and circumstances which demand
Its employment.
ln the manufacture Of any phArmaCeu.
tical preparation ile purity aud strength Of
tue materials used, aud the requisite ma.
chinery to be employed, are among the chief
essentials. The first is insured by purchasing
the Ingredients in large quaint ties whereby
the exercise Of greater care In selecting the
materials can be Afforded; and tlleEecOnd can
only be accomplished where the business Is
sniiiciently extensive 10 warrant large out
lay OF capital In procuring chemical appa.
Eatls. These facts apply with especial force
to the manufacture OF our medicines, their
quality having been vastly improved since
the demand has become so great Us to require
their manufacture In very large quantities,
These ideas are not mere Specti alive re. |
marks 70 nilslead The reader, or to Undue |
him with false views Of the superiority Of |
our medicines While inspecting DR.. Rich.
mond's establishment youwould be surprised
to see the admirable facilities, both chemical
and mechanical, which he employs In lie
prosecution OF his business, Everything Is
arranged in the most perfectly systematic
order, and while to the general observer
there appears to be no room for improve
ment, yet new apparatus and mechanical ND.
pIianceS are constantly being procured for /
the establishment nav
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ny virtue Of u deed OF trust made by Francis l..
Marshall and Jane Z, MaRhall, his wife, 70 me n
trustee: dated January 81, 1876, ncorLlrd IL the
rflce0 Of the CLERK Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, West Nirgini2, IN Deed Of Trust Book M,
10, page li2, / viii EGll nj the font door ~ the
Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, THE LIST DAY OF APRIL, 1852,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following do.
scEtbed property. that 10 My:
Lot number thirty Tour IN division ~" AZ Joseph
CAldwelTs Hd1lii n ~ the city OF Wheeling with
dt' ahd Singular the improvements and nfDirte.
nanCrs belonging or situate On kaIl lot. exreit inc
west hal tANid lot No. 81 beginning iot the same
M Twentynlnth stree Vt point on the lihe Of said
lot hty feet cAstwariy Of the northwest corner AZ
said lot aud running thence north $50, west "a
ieet to the ndrthwcst corner Ofsid lot thence south
~, west ~! feet 4 inches In ThirtIeth street.
'hrncc nrnE The north lde VI 1hlilleIh street and
VI the south linz Of lot No. "a south 40 ~, cast
h le T. thence north q ctst30G feet inches 10
the place Of he, inning. "
The ittle Is believed to be rcriect but will con.
vCy only the title vested H. me by aid deed OftFnIt
TERMS oFSALE Nne.thiId and 20 IN IN more NJ
The pur hnSer mpy elect III rESh on the day az tnie
the balance in two equal nslGllmenls III SIX and
lwebe months With interest from day Of snie. lie
purchaser giving note secured ty iced Of trust mid
policy OF inAuIanCe on the property for the deferred
payments.
:. W. e. HANDLAN, Trustee.
". J. v. CowDES, Solicitor.
W II nALLEn 1uciIoneer: mh24h
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TRUSTEE'S SALE,

by virtue Of a certain DECD Of trust made by Au.
gus, srhWcrLictger md Eurhro'nC sChwertictEpr,
his vile, 10 the undersigned, dated on cccInLef
y, ls.g, and recorded III the Clerks Office Of lie
Deed OF Trust Book No, Is, iOllO42 i Twill. Oh
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH, 1889,
sell ut public auction 10 the highest and best hid
der. a! the front door Of the Court House Of ohio
county commencing ut 10 u, lDCk A. " tho ioiIoy.
!ng described real estate In the ely Of Wheeling,
ono county vet Virginia, that Ii to say; Ihiiiy
CO) feet more or less VI lot numbered two iaSii,
square numbered five ~ situated on tile east KID
81 Main street, between Eleventh al and TwelIIL
az street! in IHId City, together with iii and SIN
guar me improvements upon t1id lOt NJ Ia'CeI az
ground and the sPPHFteHRHets thereto hcidnptng
TERMS OF SALE:-CaSh IN hand sufficient 10 Iav
the sum Of !WO with interest thereon ut seven Cr
cent from December H. 1851, md CYbCnics OF MI
sale, md residue IN Two Cqunl ItsullnCuts III I'M
and lwnycAH, with notes for III amount lfnring
Interest rom dale, and deed u tftst on brcfutSCs
10 secure the deferred Instruments
iylGw OTTO HISS. Trnstco
The above saIcii postponed until AI4il l. lsSa
to, W. II. HAhLkR,
InnzI AnctlOnEpr
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why win You

Allow cold to advance in your system and
thus encourage more serions maladies, such
Us Pneumonia, Hemorrages and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can be 50
readily attained2 BOsCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has gained the largest sale in the world for the
cure OF Coughs, Colds and tbe severest Lung
Diseases. Its DR.. Boschees famous German
prescription, and Is prepared with the greatest
care, and ne fear need be entertained In I'D.
ministering Il to the youngest child, as per
directions. The sale OF this medicine Is un.
prccedented. Since first introduced there has
been aconstant increasing demand and with.
out single report Of failure to do It's work in
any case. Ask your Druggist as to the truth
OF these remarks. Large sizes rs cents. Try
itand be convinced. 7Ths1w
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@ss16 NJ an DRUGGISTS, aud by
S. yy eDcD, lfls, Corner Wheeling.
t,lI az----
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y ..1sSiiTT Jl,INTH FIR REM.

M I. TGjES FlIL!!
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SAMARITAN NFRY1NE

Cures Ncryous Dyspepsia. PalptatIon Of the
Heart, Asthma. Bronchitis, sCfofua. SyphIlls,
diseases Of the Kidneys and MI diseases Of The
Urinary Organs. Nervous Debility, caused hy
the tndiscrrtiUnE Of youth. 'prrmancntiv cured
by the nsr ~ this Invaluable remedy. To yun,
Young, middle,agrd, AMI Old men, whu are cover
Ing your sulcrings as with mantle hy silence.
lnnk up, You eau b. saved by timely efforts,
and make ornaments 10 society, aud levels In
the crown Of yuur Maker, tt you Will DO moi
Keep this u secret longer. until It Enps Your
Vltals and destroys boil, body und soul. If'you
are thus afflicted, take Dn RCuM0Sn's SANAR.
ITAH NEIiyiSE. II Will restore your shattered
nerves, unrest premature decay, and Impurt tone
aud energy to the wlt0,c SystCt1.
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A CouGH. Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an in.
durable lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrupS and balsamS
but act directly on the intlNmed parts, allay.
ing irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bron-
cllitis, Coughs, Catarrah and Throat Troubles
which singers and public speakers are sub
ject to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
froches have been recommended by physi-
clans, and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at.
tanned well.merited rank among the few
staple remedies Of the age. Sold at 25 centsa
box everywhere. TrRs&W
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AT the opening OF the night session the
Speaker appointed as members OF the Con.
ference Committee asked for by the Senate
on the Appropriation bill Messrs. Ferguson,
Leonard aud Thompson.
Several reports were made by Conference
Committees on various bills, and the re.
ports adopted.
Some discussion took place on some Of
the minor propositions which came UP,
but they were all acted upon in accordance
with the Committees recommendations
with one exception.
Mr.. Leonard moved to take up the Sen.
ate joint resolution No. "a providing for the
adjournment Of the Legislature on the
ttwenty.eighth instant.
Mr.. Riley moved to amend by fixing the
day at Friday, the twenty.fourth. This was
rejected, and the original resolution then
adopted,
Considerable time was spent on Senate
bill No, lS7, concerning grants and the re-.
peal OF patents, for part Of which substi.
lute had been proposed by the Judiciary
Committee. Finally both bill and substi.
tute were indefinitely postponed.
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ghs gnteILlqsnren.
WEST VIRGINIA. LEGIsLArunE.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the senat,
and House OF DeIegatea.

The Senate met in regular session yester.
day,andthere beingno minister present, the
devotional exercises were dispensed with.
The morning session was entirely con.
suned with the consideration Of the calen.
dar.
In the afternoon the general appropria.
ton bill was taken up and discussed, and
finally passed to It's third reading. The
only important changes made we're the
Engagement TO the House amendment
giving the maximum amount to newspa.
pers for publishing tue constitutional
amendment, $92j, and the rejection Of
mileage to officers, pages and clerks.
The calendar WIS cleared up aud the
Senate adjourned ut 5 Il, N.
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We will send DR.. Dyes celebrated Electro.
voltaic Belts and other electric appliances
on trial for thirty days TO young men and
older persons who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality, ETC., guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete restoration oil
vigor and manhood, Also for rheumatism,
heurHIagia, paralysis, liver and kidney diff.
cultieS, ruptures and many other diseases,
VoItaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich. TrHs4W
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made m ironical appeal to the Democrats
which was hugely enjoyed by his fellow
Republican members. He said he was
very sorry to see such a motion qs this come
from Democratic member Of the House.
II there ever was a time when tho Demo.
Gratis needed TO stand close together 1t was
this time. 1.-THE caucus power had been
broken and spirit ofindependence had
infused itself into the members, the nsmo,
cratic party would suffer. In unity there
Is strength, and only In unity. He him.
sell had had doubts Of the constitptionality
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The above nRwCd defendants will take notice
INA, the dispositions Of joseph D. Cnills John
Faris Junius Curtis and Others viii be AIKEN n
the law Office OF ]. T. Jones No. 1901 Chapline
street; In the city Of Wheeling, In The State oi
West virginia, on the 9TH day Of April, 4. d. 1852,
?. y, to bC read In evidence In the above named
cause OIL behalf Of Nid COmplainA6ts, and II, from
any Calise the taking Of the said dCTOStiOns Ghall
not De commenced, or being commenced, shall not
be completed on that day, the taking or lie Same
shall be completed.
], F. JOINTS,
mhNTn Solicitor for (OmDlRinRnts
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S0ZOD0NT is n luxury us well as a neces.
sity. Placed where it Should always be upon
the toilet, 1t adorns 1t, and gratifies the taste
and senses. Itsends out delicious perfume,
aud gives pleasure and health to its users.
TThEEW
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SAMARITAN NERvINE

Cures Female Weakness, General Debility, Len.
corrhpl OF Whites, Painful Mcnstr,,nt tiS
liberation OF the Uterus. Internal Heat, Gravel
Inflammation Of lbs Bladder, IFrI,abIIRy al ths
bladder For WakefunCss NJ night, thCT. IA
no better remedy. During the rhAlisc Of iiIc no
Female should be without II. Ii GGirls Inc Nor.
vons System, and gives rctt comfort, aud natares