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LAST NIGIIr,s GEnNAX.1
A Very SucccssfuI AGalr-A Large Nun
Der OF visitors Present.

A Very Successful AnnlF-A Large Mum.
Der of Visitors Present.
"Our assemblies grow more and more pop.
ulRr," said one Of the handsome male men,
bers OF the German last evening US he stood
conversing with an INTELEGExcER attache
in Franzheims Hall. He continued, "Therc
were those who looked on us with disfayor
and vowed we would fail and run down, but
| tell you that the German is an established
success. 1t affords pleasant recreation for
the members and affords US an elegant Oppor-
tunity to entertain strangers in the city, us
you notice by the numbers we have present."
with wave OF the hand about the room
Just then Mr.. Sam Hazlett, who was leading,
blew his whistle, and lady coming up to
our friend with smile and favor whisked
him oil, thus alIording the man with the au.
tomato pencil an opportunity to jot down
few points.
Filled with gay dancers, prettily dressed
and handsome ladies, floods OF light and sweet
strains OF music from the Opera House or
chestra, Franzheim's Hall was place last
evening where any one could enjoy them
selves. The occasion was the regular semi.
monthly hop OF the German, and the number
Of visitors was large, among whom, were no.
ticed the following: Miss Julia Nelson.
Richmond; Miss Addie lowell, Portsmouth;
Miss George Hoffman, Circleville; Miss Kate
MertZ and Miss Addie Horr, Rayenna: Miss
Lydia Bartlett, Cleveland; Miss Ellie King,
Pittsburgh; Miss llouSer Cadiz; Miss Bowman,
Springfield; Miss Anna Collins, PHILADELPHIA:
Miss Lydia Grantham, Jefferson county; Miss
Ella Moore, POcahontas county; Mrs, Knte
Johannesburg, Cincinnati; Miss Gene Wag.
ner, Miss MOllie List, Miss Ellie Russell,
Miss Mary Dickey, Miss Dorie Hildreth, DR..
and Mrs. T. O. Edwards President Summers,
OF the Senate Hon. Frank Beckwiti, Of JET.
Rierson county; ex-Speaker Geo. MotTett, Sen.
ator Dennis, Secretary Stalnaker, George
byrne, of Charleston, and MesSrs. Bunch
Hustled, J. .. Golfer, Walker Peterson,
Or. Harvey, Jas. Holloway, Charlie and Adj,
TaIlman, Ollie Rhodes, Alex. Updegratr
Tom Howell, Barbour Brown Jim and John
llicky, Frank Robertson, Will Fisher, Phil
Doddridge, John Davenport, and Harry Har.
den and Ben Sharp, Of Steubenvile. In ad.
dition the regular members of the club we're
present in full force. 1t is the intention Of
the club to have all the society members Of
the Legislature present at one time or an.
other during the session.
Mr.. Sam Ha2lGtt led to the great satisfac.
ton OF all. He was gracefully assisted by
Miss Annie Chapline. The favors were plen.
titul and composed OF the very latest oddi-
ties They were very pretty and were much
admired. The guests Of the club were de.
lighted and carried away the pleasantest Of
reCollCctions
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GOSPEL GUIDE.
Services Of the Various city churches

A0-uAVEEoWe
international Sunday school lesson for to.
morrow: Power to Forgive" Mark 2:l.17.
At st. Luke's P. E. Church tomorrow
services will be held at 1880 a. N. and I ?. N.
Rev. G. c. Pearson will otfieiate.
Services In the First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow. The pastor D. A. Cunningham,
will preach at 1880 A. NJ and 7P. N.
Rev. George L. Iite will preach at 1880
A: ~, also at P. N. In the Chapline Street
week
Fourth Street NJ. E. church. preaching
Sunday at 1880 a. N. and I P. II. by the
pastor Rev. Q. 2. MaSden. Sunday School
at2RM.
Services In tile First English Lutheran
Church at l030A. n. and Pm. tomorrow, BY
the paster, Rev. Il. II. DOrnbaser Sunday
school at p N,
II. King Pendleton, son OF President Pen.
lleton, Of Bethany College, will preach at the
Disciples Church ut II A. N. and Z ?. NJ. Sun.
day School at l0A.M.
The Wheeling Preachers Association will
meet In the Chapline Street Methodist Ems.
Copal Church Monday, January 23, at 1850 P.
" AsRnimportantsubject is 10 be discussed,
members will please attend.
AT the Second Presbyterian Charch, TO.
morrow morning at 1880 o'clock, the Rev. A.
NJ Reid, OF Steubenville Ohio, will preach.
The many friends Of Dir. Reid In this city
will be glad ut the opportunity Of hearing
him, No evening service.
ChApline Street Methodist church Is in the
midst Of very interesting revival ofreligion
Tie lecture room OF the church will not ac
| a. fnfHp
doubtless be held in the audience room next
week. Thursday evening five penitents were
ut the altar, and ut the close Of the services
five or six rose for prayers. The interest bids
fare to be very general. Up TO this time a
number have been converted and several have
united with the church,
Usual services tomorrow in the First
Baptist church. The pastor, Rev. J. u. Mul.
ford, will preach ut 1880 on, A Solemn In
junction Sabbath School ut 2PM NJ. At !
I'm, THE Baptism OF Jesus" Following
the evening discourse, six persons will he inn
nered. Prayer meeting from $50 TO Or. NJ.
Revival meetings every evening next week,
except Saturday, ut $50. The public are
cordially invited to attend all services.
Rev. G. r. Copeland, OF the Zane Street N
T. Church, corner Of Seventeenth aud Jacot
streets, will preach in the morning ut 1890 A.
NJ, on Evangelical Preaching" These beinl
special services, u collection will be taken vi
for the superanuated ministers, ETC. Tht
theme for the evening services is, 1.-THE Plan
Of Renown." Sunday School att P. NJ. A
beautiful blackboard lesson, artisticalI,
drawn by Mr.. Lewis Marsh, who deserve.
great credit for this work, will be reviewed
and explained by the pastor. Let there be- {
full attendance Of the members, rs there arr
some announcements Of special Importance
to be made. All are invited.
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Allow cold to advance In your system aud
thus encourage more serious mAladies, such
as Pneumonia, HemOrrages and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can be 80
readily attained2 BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has gained the largest sale in the world for the
cure Of Coughs, Colds and the severcst Lung
Diseases. DIR. Boschee's famous German
prescription, and Is prepared with the greatest
care, and no fear need be entertained In ad-
ministering Il to the youngest child, as per
directions. The sale OF this medicine Is iin-
precedcnted. Since first introduced there has
been constant 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 Is cents. Try
itand be convinced. TThs4w
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One of the saddest deaths We have noted
for some time Is that of Miss Jennie Kraus,
who died Thursday evening last. She was
an unusually attractive girl both in person
and character, and had endcArcd herself to
all who knew her by her bright and cheerful
disposition. She was but sixteen, and lust
budding into pure and lovely womanhood
when the ruthless hand OF the destroyer cut
her down. She was member Of the JuRior
Glass at the Female College, and her class.
mates have procured a pillow OF flowers beau.
titully inscribed. AT n meeting OF the Glass
held yesterday morning the following reso-
lutiOns were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God in His all
wise Providence TO remove BY death our
dearly loved clasSmOte, Jennie KrauS There.
fore,
ReSolred, That while as class we deeply
realize that our loss Is an irrcparable one, we
know that to her 1t is an exchange OF earth
withits sorrows for Heaven with It's eternal
peace. a putting of OF mortality for i'm
pensation OF "our Father"
ReSOlUed That in the relations OF claSsmate
and friend, which she sustained to us, we
over found her warm hearted, faithful and
true.
Rs'olrtd, That We deeply sympathize with
tho afflicted family, in their great loss, vet
believing that lie who gave and who has
taken away doeth all things well, we earnest.
ly turn our eyes to Him, who can alone bind
up the broken heart dry the tears Of thc
afflicted, and turn sorrow into Joy, and with
all the grief.strl cken ones We go 10 the great
God for consolation in this the day OF our
desolation.
Re1olred, That as class We wear the usual
badge Of mourning for thirty days.
ResOlred, That We attend her funeral in q
body.
Re,olVeI, That these resolutions DO entered
on the secretarys book, copy furnished 10
the family of tho deceased and also that
they be published In the city papers.
MAuDE F. Willy, President.
3 2LNNA FRAsIlER, Secretary. =
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II cle3nses the NASH passages Of foul mucu, m.
Sinna INC senses Of TASTE smell and hearing vi on
RuecIed frees the head throat and brenchia1 NM
q Offensive choking matter, SwCGtenS and nrSisSS
W SteAin Stops the cough and arrests the pFoVreSS
~ GHA[Ih towards consumption, Such d M SrfIon
Of saniords Radical Cure ioF Catarrh. ComGIN,1
external and Internal treatment for ST,
an exquisite nursery sanatiVc Cuiicnra en.r
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NOTICE,

Having purchased the stock Of W,
Morrison l would announce to myis.
and the public generally that am no, |.
pared to fill all orders for Hardware, Cos
and Heating Stoves, Stove Casting, ana !
low Ware, Copper, Tin and Sheet lion \,
and would ask share Of patronage.
Special attention given 10 roofing al,
work.
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transfers Recortlc,l,

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to record
the following deeds:
A deed made December IS, 1881, by VIM,
r. Holiday and wife to Harry c. Holiday
for 50 and other valuable consideration, for 4
part of lot No. 23i, situated on the east side
Of E9tf street in Centre Wheeling.
A deed made January l9, 1889, by Thoma.
]. Berkeley and wife, Of WAYNE county,
to Alexander Frazier, Of Wheeling, for part
of the Frazier farm, situated on 'Caldwell's
Run; consideration $500.
A deed male January u 1852, by Mary ],
Bell and David r., her husband and L. J,
Stone, guardian, to Louisa Brunhaus, wife OF
Henry Brunhaus, for lot No. SO in Zane.
Island addition; consideration $500.
A deed made November 81, 1881, by Mary
Louise, Slater Of Mt, de Chantal, to Apro.
alton of $500, for l4j acres OF land in Ohio
county, all the interest of the party Of the
first part being relinquishcd.
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A Cousn, 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 inilained parts allAy.
ing irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bron.
chitis, Coughs, Catarrah and Throat Troubles
which singers and public speakers are sub.
jeCt 10, For thirty years Browns Bronchial
frocheS have been recommended by physi.
clans, and always give perfect satisfaction.
tanned well.merited rank among the few
staple remedies Of tie age, Sold at 5 ccntsR
box everywhere. TTHS4w
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OtIiee. Nos. rs aud 81 Fourteenth street,


Tough.
Washing and Ironing.
For Rent, April Next.
A bonanza for the Children-Logan & Co.
OpCra House-Rev. T. De Witt Talmage.
Real Estate Bulletin.
Little House for Salc-A. Bone.
List Of Letters
Home and Store Room for sale-A. Bone.
Cash Dividend.
Cheap City Residence for Sale-A. Bone.
Save Your Eyes-l. G. Dillon.
Sale To-Day.
Family Residence for saIe-A. Bone.
Pears and Prunes.
Eligible Farm and Superior Coal Land 70.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST LANES HnrEr.


To the yolks Of six eggs, well beaten, add
two cups sugar three-ioUrths cup butter, one
cup sweet milk; beat this light; then add three
cups flour having II in one measure ''BannerI
Baking Powder, whites Of four eggs; stirgent-
llyi CRATE one.halt OF large orange into this
batter; bake in layers in jelly cake pans.
For THE lcIEG.-Beas the two remaining
whites still, adding, one pound pulyerized
cold spread each layer with tie Icing.
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AMONG the troubles incident to childhood
are pains in the stomach and bowels, ieyerish
restlessness at night, and languor during Tie
day. Denig's Worm Syrup will remove tho
trouble and restore the child to health. Your
druggist has It. % cents bottle,
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REoHERcnE REcEprron.
A Most Elegant Lunch Party at Mrs. A
4, HRrtlanta.

- hhfuem0s
II can be safely asserted that the ''lunch"
given by Mrs. A. 8, Harden yesterday after.
noon at heFreSidencs on Fifteenth street, was
the most elegant and recherche event that
has ever taken place in wheeling's social
liie A review Of the annals Of society events
fails to find It's equal, and II will long furnish
pleasant topic Of gossip for those who were
present
Carriages began rolling up and depositing
their fair burdens about o'clock, and con.
tinued IL steadily follow each other until 8.
As the Indies passed upthe steps, beneath the
clOaks and wraps could be seen glimpses OF
rich costumes and as they entered the large
drawing room, after dispOsing Of their outer
wraps, the display OF elegant costumes
was positively dazzling and hewllder.
ing, The ladies nearly all were In full dress,
and large number wore tasty opera bonnets
was profuse. On the air there lloated the
scent Of delicate perfumes and from the
natural flowers with which the parlors were
decorated, a sweet and delightful OdOr arose
The heavy silks and satins made musical
rustic rs their wearers moved about, while
the eye was charmed by the variety OF color
and elegant styles. The ladies were received
In the Parlor by Mrs. Harden, assisted by her
sister, Miss Bruce, OF Lexington, In whose
honor the reception was rendered.
Mrs. Harden was attired In handsom Q
cinnamon n,dTrell'eiM satin, trimmed with
natural flowers on the train and in the
corsage. Miss Bruce wore abeautiful costume
OF cream nuns yelling and Spanish lace.
About o'clock the dinning room was
thrown open, exposing table arranged In
the most artistic manner imaginable, 10 which
about seventy.Iive ladies sat down. The
menu cards were printed on heavy pink satin,
forming elegant souvenirs, and were as fol.
lows:
MRS 4. S HIRDEN'S
LUNCH,
Friday January Goth, 1882.
MESU.
BOulllOu,
DevllCd Crabs. Olives ClArGt Punch,
Sweet Breads French Peas,
CFoqae'"' C,A ChamplgnonS
y-,.,o.... champagne.
cE EtiSa q s.,SG on Toast chOT,Chow
Wine and Whipped Cream, NGpolctGISc Cream CTeams
Fancy Cakes. FFultS
BonbonS.
The "lunch" was served in courses BY O
corps OF efficient and well trained walters.
The cuisine was superb, and for two hours the
} ladies' were engaged in discussing It.
, The giving OF lunches, coilees, ETC., bids fall
to become MI immensely fashionable and
| popular manner for our society ladies tC
entertain their friends, and we look to heal
OF several more being glveil..-- 49,
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NhvAssA ISLAND, WEST INDIES,
DECEMBER 20. 1881

DEAR BoE-I AM a long ways Oft from
home on island called Navassa | have to
stay here q long time for 10 months. This
island Is across from st. Domingo, and right
to the leaw0rd OF us Is Cuba and sometip,ss
when It Is clear you can see Kingston, Jamai.
ca. The way this letter has to 60 it has to be
put on the brig Romance as q ship letter,
then to baltimore to the company they put a
stamp on y and send 1t " here It Is going It Is
10 hundred miles from here to baltimore
The brig runs here to bring provisions and
things. Tell my brother Pete to write 10 me
and let me know all about the Wheeling
boys. It is warm out here all the time no
winter here. | wish you all happy Christ.
mas and merry New year for Viii have n
dull enough one here. There is over 2OOand
20 ntan here. Please, please send some
Wheeling papers to me. All you have % do
Is Is 70 send to w. L. Duncan in Baltimore
oil day here am as black as the devil now S i
Is 80 not JEFR DAVIS
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TOLEDO, January 9O.-wheat quiet and Hrn: No.
cred. spot, 81 10: February 81 AO5S March 81 42H;
April 90 May 81 4S1S bid No. 3 red 81 Is. Corn
quiet; high mixed Gle: No. spot, January 63LG:
nominal. Dressed hogs extra 81 70. Clover seed.
unchanged.
PHILADELrIlIA. January 2o.-wool - Firm and
good demand; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Wiz.
Sinla Xxx and above 44A45c; X 42A4lc; coGrSe S7a
S'c; New York, Michigan and Indiana western
coarse SGH3Sc: washed, COmblnH and deiGIne SoSne
ed.
DosTOS, January 2O.-wOoI-Steady and finn
with good demand: Ohio and Pennsylvania X ia
&c; NichigAn, and Wisconsin aeeces 42Ai3c; No /
Michigan and Ohio teeces I6aiOc: cOmbInr and d..
lnlhC selections IGn5Or ~ -
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custer
Maggie PendletOn.
Murderer Cannot Keep His Secret
Jennie Edwards,
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For sale by Logan & Co.

CARRuNEIEs, Felons, Boils, Sores Of long
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, etc., posi-:
lively cured without the aid OF knife or
poultice, by using Mrs. Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing salYe. Piles, Salt Rheum, cry.
Sipelas, Soft and liberated Corns, Chilblains,
ETC., it has never failed 10 cure. For sale by
Logan & Co. nav
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We will send d.. Dyes celebrated Electro.
Voltaie Belts and other electric appliances
older persons who are afflicted with nervous
debility lost vitality, ETC., guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete restoration 81
yigor and manhood. Also for rheumatism,
neuralgia, paralysis, liver and kidney diti.
cultles, rupturts and many other diseases,
Illustrated pamphlet sent free. Address
voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. TTHs4W
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WIr Is Barosma the best known remedy
for kidney and liver difficulty Because L
has cured chronic cases Of twenty-five wears
standing, thought to be inGurable.
Prepared by z. x. Thompson, Titusyille
PennSylyanii,
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AMUSEMENTS.
Some OF the Entertainments Promised
for Next Week.

Next week is prolific Of theatrical, mu-
steal and literary entertainments. On Nom
day night Haverly's "stratcgists" will APP
pear at the Opera House. Tuesday night the
same company will hold the boards ut the
Opera House and the Litta Concert Compa-
ny will give concert at the Academy OF
Music Wednesday evening Rev. T. Dewitt
Talmage will lecture ut the Opera House, and
on Thursday evening the Hermann concert
will be given there, while Friday night the
charity lecture by Jacob KempIe takes place
in the same house.
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WRowould throw away hard earned money
for every new cough syrup advertised when
you can procure that standard remedy for
coughs DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, Price IS
cents bottle.
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RargaIn innPinnn.

Good rs octave rosewood piano, nearly
new, used but short time, will be sold Al a
great bargain. Call aud examine at Lucas
Music Store, ll42 Main street
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE.

The next Semester Of this institution will
open JANUARY %. Students will find II
greatly to their advantage to enter at thi.
time. ialO
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AGnl package of "RLAcK-DRAueHr"
free Of charge.
For sale by Logan Il Co.
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WARRINGTON, D. G., January 2l.-1A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rain,
followed by partly cloudy weather, southerly
to west winds, lower barometer in the east
ern portion, followed by rising barometer
and slightly colder weather during Saturday
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SKIN HIJMORS.

Mn' 5. 4. whipple, Decatur, Mich, writes that
her face, head and some parts OF her boJy worC III
most nav; head covered with scabS and sores mi.
Tered ieaFiully aud tried everything. Permansntly
cured by Cutlcura Resolvent (6lood puFiGerI and
GnIlcnm and Cuticnm SOAP Che great Akln nnrcs
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Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed bugs,
reaches, lose their lives by collision with
Rough on Rats. Sold by druggists; i5c
bOXeH
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Remedies are for sale by all druggists. Price n,
Cutcum, Medicinal Jelly, small boxes, 4Oc: iNrVe
boxes u. Cnticura Re$olvent, the new Blood Puff.
&c; CuticuR Medicinal Shaving Soap. i5c: In Sars
lGr BARRIERS and large consumers, Soc. Principal
'0 WEEKS q POTTER no.,On M...
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THE usual merchants lunch at The New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward for better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is
q sure cure for Piles D4w
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PSORIASIS.

H. z Carpenter, Esq.,, Henderson, n. y, cured Of
Psoriasis or LeproSy Of twenty years Et1nGjnS by
the CutiGurH Resolvent (bloOd putderl INTERNALLY.
and CuticuR and CutlCuR Soap THE great Ali,
cureSl externally. The most wonderful case on
md prominent citizens All AFFLICTED With itrhinS
and Scaly diseases should send to US for This tes
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II you want to buy good pair Of Boots
and Shoes, go to Ia. v. Bonds, 1875 Main
street.
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SALT RHEuM.

EJALI AuEUMs
VIII Mcdonald. 2s42 Dearborn street, Chicago.
head, neck, face arms and legs for seventeen yeas.
not able 10 walk except on hands and knees ior one
year not able to help himself for eight years; tried
hundreds Of remedies; doctors pronounced his case
hopeless permanently cured by Cutieura ResolVent
(bIoOd pnriilCr) internally and CutICufA and Cuti
CnrA Soup lthG EEent skin CnEesl nxIcrnallr
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Go NoRTH, young man, 60 North and freeze
up with the country. But don't forget to
take bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup along.
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Boy yonr Boots and Shoes at L. v. Blends,
No. ll35 Main street.
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Iryou have no Peruna pamphlet get one
Immediately, Address S. D. Hartman & Co.,
Osborn, Ohio.
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SKIN DISEASE.

+. u. Drake Esq, Detroit, Mich, suffered beyond
on his hands, head and face, and nearly drstfSySJ
his eyes The most careful dOctorinH failed IN helm
him. and after all had failed he used The CuiIcnra
ReS9lvent blood puTIher) Internally, CutIcura and
dnV VISA " eALA
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OUR buying humbug medicines. II you
are not well, take Perpna, II costlye,
Aanalln,
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NOTICE,

The annual meeting Of the E,ockbSa.
BenWOod Iron Works. Tor the cIeCiiSN W I,
Will 30 held al the Office Of the Com VIM ~
f9uTieSnIh street, on TUESDAY, TBS Y 4
VI JANUARY, 1852, At Z O'clock !. Y IN
tain ALOSZO LORE
JAW 80