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THE village of LsFevile, Conn.,, is scandalized,
not to say demoralized, by the erection of cross
bearing she image of the Savior before Catho-
lie church in the place. That is to say, the
orthodox and protestant Inhabitants OF the
town, descendants of certain Puritans who came
to the new world that they might worship their
Lord after their own fashion. are the scaudalized
and indignant individuals. They hold that the
image in question is sacrilegious and shocking to
the sensibilites of many, besides being nj var-
ance with the sentiments of Il great portion of
the people OF the community After an indigna-
ton meeting, these opinions were embodied in a
petition, which was engrossed in a beautiful
round hand by the bank cashier of the place, and
presented to the parish priest. The good father
received the committee smilngy and diplomat
ically, and did not refuse their request to remove
the obnoxious image, but up to date has not re-
moved it. The religious Juror among the non
Catholics waxed high, but began to cool stimuli
taneously with the discovery that members of
the church In question were boycotting the
Protestant merchants. This was a turn they
had not looked for, and will go far toward a
peaceable settlement of the trouble
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THE death of De Chambord leaves the Or
leanists again in the lead as to the royal sue
cession in France. But it is a question
whether the present Count OF Paris would
accept the crown, were the republic swept
away. He is somewhat inclined to repub-
licanism himself, and might not yield to the
temptations of promotion.
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FOLLOWING the Minnesota cyclone and
adding to the horrors of the year comes the
story of disaster from New York, where,
yesterday afternoon, the boilers of the
steamer Riverdae exploded, causing the
loss Of large number of lives,
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under the pillow about 100 acres of land thus
forming basis of self-sustenance and sup
port. Red Cloud met Washable, chief of the
Shoshones, and buried the Ratchet by a
hearty shake of hands A feeling of mutual
friendship is thus renewed between the Sioux
and Shoshones, which, it is to be hoped, will
last
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ed, but they are very rare Marriage is too SOL
emn and important business to be entered into
by children or young people not yet of age.
The contract is for life, and it were wise to de-
liberate. There is no good excuse for undue
haste. Let Michigan go. Indiana is a good
enough State to be married in.
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A Great Man Sighted.
st. Louis Post Dispatch.

st. Louis PoBt-Dlspatch.
We are panied to observe that up to this
time no camp has been named in honor of
Mike Sheridan. The humble historians who
wreathe the laurel crowns of glory for great
men are always neglected
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PILGRIMS to George Washngton's tomb are
numerous. but the faithful patriots who visit
the birthplace of that great man are compare
lively rare, and deserve to be encouraged. In
stead, however, those who have struggled
through the Virginia wilderness to the almost
inaccessible village of Wakefield, where the
Father of his Country first saw the light, are
met with a cruel shock. Recent Investigations,
made by neutrality-suspicious. visitors, disclose the
fact that no vestige of the historic mansion now
exists and that the chimney which relic-hunters
robbed of bricks belonged to the house of an
Overseer on the estate. The patriotic pOssessors
OF these once-chershed bricks will now lay
them soemnly out Of sight, wishing. perhaps,
for chance to heave them at the discoveries
of the fraud.
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PARTS of Kentucky have had no rain for
many weeks, but when it is borne in mind
that whisky is made of spring water the in
convenience of the droutl is not alarming.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-29

QUEEN, one of Barnum's elephants, killed her
man at Cincinnati on Monday. Her royal hie h.
ness trunk probably fell on him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-29

WILLIAM LIGHTFooT, a colored man living in
New York, has gone crazy over the telephone.
This is but the beginning.
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why Jefferson should Have monumen,

New York Herald.
Thomas Jefferson ought to have monu'
ment, because he introduced TO America the
tomato, which is curing lot of rummy ole
politicians OF Brights disease.
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WHAT Hoadly wants to know is why he is
not supported by the "new" Democracy.
He will live to discover that there is no such
thing as new Democracy.
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Can be found at the following places
LOND0N-American Exchangein Europe, 40 Strand.
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PARIS-American Exchange in Paris, IS Boulevard
des Capucnes.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
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WASHINGTON. d. C.-Brentano's l,Ol5 Pennsylva-
mia avenue.
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L0UISYILLE-C. 7. bearing, northwest corner
Third and Jefferson streets.
ST. LoUIs-Union News Company, Union Depot.
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CHICAGO-Palmer House.
CINCINNATI-J. &. Hawey & Co., I54 Vine street.
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Gha intelligence.
ANlIDLsI0YL.

ollle.. POS. u. % 9. Ta arIses D, sl.eet.
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A1exas Glrl's lover.

ELGfpuHNt.
Miss Birdie Mcnennepin is one OF ,he
bellies Of Austin, Texas. Her intellect,
however, does tower into the sublime
heights reached by Susan B Anthony, but,
to use the cold Language Of truthiulness,
she is very much the same kind OF young
lady as Gus de Smith is young man. Not
long since he proposed matrimony. He
proposed in good faith in solemn, impres.
siye manner, upon which Miss Birdie in
auguratea giRgle, until Gus was very
much disguised, and, arising from his
knees his anger found vent in words. He
was mad, too-too mad almost TO
speak. "Miss Hennepin," he finally
CALCULATED, with me this is no laughing
matter. Why should you see anything
ridiculous about it?" "You must excuse
me, Mr.. de Smith-really you must, for
am not laughing at you, really, now, am
not. l am laughing at ma. Ma'sso funny,
you know. Really, she is just too funny
for any use. Yes, ! was laughing at MAJ
AT your ma" ayes, you see, ma she
told me only this morning: Birdie, you
are just so green that some donkey will
take you yet, and here you come ~
But he was gone. He was in the past
tense. 1t was ne who banged the door so
violently. II wonder" cooed the suddenly
deserted Birdie, II wonder, now, really, Il
he is offended at what ma said. But, then,
ma always was too awful funny for any
kind OF use"
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Chased by a shark.

NcW lOfe Ndu.
Andrew schafier, Of College Point, Long
Island, while bathing in Flushing Bay this
morning was chased by q large shark, and
had a desperate race for his life. Schaffer,
who is an expert swimmer, was several
hundred yards from shore when he saw the
monster in the water a few feet in front Of
him. Il was also seen by persons on shore,
who had raised the cry Of "a shark! q
sharkp Suhaller Owed out Of sight and
remained under water for several seconds.
When he reappeared the shark was within
a few feet OF him and was fast gaining up.
on his victim. The pursuit was q close
one and must have resulted in the terrible
death OF the exhausted swimmer had Il not
been for his timely rescue by persons
Who put out from the shore in row.boats
and picked him up. So close was the
shark TO Schatfer at one time that he felt
he body with his feet. The monster fol,
lowed the boat almost TO land. i Is said
10 have been over six feet in length.
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How to Detect classical Music.

NnSedI lead.
lean give you q simple rule by which
the most ignorant may know whether any
given piece OF music should or should not
be admired. II you know at once what it
is all about; II it seems to be saying, !, 9,
8, hop, hop, hop, or !, 2, s, bang, bang,
bang, you may conclude at once that you
are listening to something OF very low
order, which 1t is your duty to despise.
But when you hear something that sounds
as II an assorted lot Of notes had been put
into barrel and were being persistently
stirred up, like kind Of harmonious cruel,
you may know it's fugue, and assume an
expression Of profound interest. II the
notes appear to have been dropped by &C.
cident, and are being fished up at irreg.
ular intervals in sort Of placid or drowned
condition, 1t is likely 10 be nocturne; and
noCturnes, you know, are quite TOO utterly
lovely for anything. II the notes seem to
come in car loads, each load OF different
kind from the last, and Il the train seems to
be an unreasonably long time in passing
given point, it will turn out most likely to
be symphony; and symphonies are Just
the graudest things that ever were. IF the
notes appear to be dumped out in masses
and shoyelled vigorously into heaps, aud
then blown wildly into the air by explo-
sions OF dynamite, that is rhapsody; and
rhapsodies are among the latest things in
mnRic
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DR.. Fnak H. Aabsltoi.
"The lives Of most men are in their own
hands, and as rulethe just verdict after
death would be-teto desc"
Light gives Dronzed ortan color to the
skin; but where it uproots the lily It plants
the rose" ..
"Mould and decaying vegetables in a
cellar weave shrouds for the upper cham.
bers."
"a change Of air is less value than a
change OF scene. The air Is changed every
time the direction Of the wind Is changed
Health must be earned-it can seldom
be bought"
"Girls need health SIS much-nay. more
than boys. They can only obtain it as
boys do, by running, tumbling-by all
sorts OF innocent vagrancy. AT least once
day girls should have their halters taken
off, the bars let down and be turned loose
like young colts"
"Calisthenics may be very genteel, and
romping very ungenteel, but one is the
shadow, the other the substance, OF health
fol exercise"
Blessed is he who invented sleep-but
thrice blessed the man who will invent
cure for thinking"
"Milk drawn from woman who sits
indoors and drinks whisky and beer is
certainly as unwholesome as milk from a
distillery-fed cow"
"Dirt, debauchery, disease and death are
successfully linked IN the same chain"
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Tabor on Parade.



Some years ago military company was
organized at Leadville. In honor OF a
millionaire, who footed the bills, it was
named the Tabor Light Cavalry. In-defi.
anCe OF all military usage, this company
seriously proceeded to elect Fl. A. w. Ia.
Dor brigadier.generaL He accepted the
honor in genuine seriousness, and on one
bright Sunday morning appeared in the
gayest Of span new generals uniform.
When better military spirit gained sway,
the brigadiergeneral OF the Tabor Light
Cavalry Observation-Disclosures, it was be-
lieyed. Alas for human calculations, 1t
was not forever. The gayest brigadier.
general in the city yesterday was ex.Sena.
tor Tabor. Solomon in all his glory was
not arrayed as he-nor yet like his negro
iootmen. His new family carriage was
hauled by four black steeds, and his black
footmen were arrayed in crimson velvet
suits, trimmed uutil they WED with the
rainbow and dazzled the eyes. The thirty
day Senator himself wore his btigadiei.
generals uniform, and looked as pompous
and important rs French artieuiated
skeleton.
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A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, itching
and liberated Piles has been discovered by
DR.. William, ian Indian remedy called Dr..
williams Indian Ointment. A single box
has cured the worst chronic cases Of twenty
five years standing. No one need suffer FIVE
minutes after applying this wonderful sooth.
Ing medicine. Lotions and instruments do
more harm than good. WilliAm'o Ointment
Sbsnrhs the tumoFs, allays the intense itch.
Ing, particularly Of night after getting warm
Ia bed, J acts as q poultice, gives instant ADD
painless relief, and Is prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, aud for nothing
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re.
ceipt Of price, s. %.
For sale BY J. F. Shirk, Logan & Co., also
Chss. Menkemeller, Wheeling, and 4. x.
McConGhey, Bridgeport, 0. D&W
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Mrs:Dr. wnlton,s Periodical Tea

Mother WALTON has prescribed this valus-
bic medicine for great many years Ii her
private practice, aud 1t has proved an uufail-
lug specific u the treatment Of the many dis
Orueu 70 which the female constitution Is
subject Mis-. DIR. W. wishes to fnlly impress
On the public that the Tea Is not like many
Gostrums pat up by unprincipal men for
purposes 10 base We will not mention them
out is sim ply u Alleviate and Cure the many
monthly troubles from which all women
suffer. P,ice 81. For sale by J. F. shirk,
Logan & Co., also ChaS. Menkemeller, Wheel.
ing, aud B. X. McOonahey, Bridgeport, or
mailed on receipt Of price by Frazier Medi-
cine Co., cleveland. pAw
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pernna

This medicine vas introduced to the Medi-
cal profession and TO the public ct large, by
y. B. Hartman, II. D., IN 1871, after no had
p 81 Il 70 ovsi 10 COO patieots in almost
i,yety disease to which flesh Is heir.
II il wholly composed OF numerous yegeta-
BILE ingredients, each one Of which Is &C.
kuoWledged by the medical profession to be
the mo potent OF all The herbal renedlts
known to medical science.
But It's great virtue Is mainly. attributable
to the new aud peculiar proporttonsin which
the harmonious Ingredients are combined,
aod 10 the extreme care exercised IN it, man
uIRosure, using only tn. pure, Bctye princi.
piles, and excluding all that 10 crude or lrria'
ting, No one should be without Pz1lla.
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THE Law OF Compensation.-Maud !:
"Isn't it strange, dear, all the iellows who
flirt with me are married men? cannot
think what has become Of all the bach
elors." Gertrude (who Is not envious-
Oh. dear, no): Possibly flirting with the
wives OF your admirer!n
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RuellIen's Arnlen Naye.

The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can.
cers, Piles, Chiiblains, Corns, letter, ohapped
Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to
cure in every instance, or money refunded.
IS cents per box. For sale at Logan 4 Co.'s
Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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CHAPTER I,

Ask anJ or ali OF the must eninen. physicians:
"whltis the best and only remedy that can be
relied on to cure all diseases Of the kidneys and
urinary organs; such as BrlGhps disease, diabetes
retention or inability to retain urine, and all the
diseases and ailments peculiar 70 Women
"And they will tel you explicitly and emphsti
cally "Duchu."
Ask the same physicians
-"whAt Is the most reliable I'd surst cure for ali
liver diseases or dyspepsia, constipation, indlses
ton, l!oufness, mAlaIiSl fever. sgue, &c." and
they will tell you:
"hlandtake! or Dandelioul"
Hence. when these ,emedicIGre combined with
others equally valuable
And COMPOUNDED Into Hop 1itters, such
Concluded next week.
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"sAvE the Sweetest kiss for Mother'is
the title OF the latest new song. The eu.
thor evidently overlooks the fact that the
young mans precious time Is SO complete.
ly occupied In paying his respects 10 the
daughter that the old lady stands u mighty
slim chanceof getting any kiss at all.
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Thomas Parker, wheeling, Aug, 3; aged 81

dVOWned s"SN W.
under y drowned.
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IinsIy Institlrte.

WHEELING, w. VA.
Aliberally endowed Institution for tho education
Of boys and young men. Full corps OF ex peheuced
and competent Instructors. Thorough Instruction
Is giYea In the EngliAh, Classical seientIac and
Preparatory Branches. and students are prepared
for College, the higher schools Of science OF bua.
nesS. The 20
~ COMMERCIAL BEREAVEMENT H}t
furnishes careful training In Bookkeeping Com.
msTcIAl Arithmetic aud other kindlod branches,
and daily practice and recit4tIops ate required. In
tho German Department special atbaltion Is paid
70 thakpoken language, and ftment u open
10 EtudAnIst NOS Otherwise eUnaccted With IA,
school. Three thoruughy organized Literary So.
eticS are conducted by Inc sSuaenn with the AID
Of the various instructors Dnrngth coming year
THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
will be under the cara Of IA experienced graduate
Of The lnd ANA, Ia State G0tmsl SCHOOL, and
special attention will b8 paid 10 the common
Engll4h Ib1ncnvS. DHWingwill be added 10 tho
rttgpIara Cositse. Students from tho neighDoring
towns cali have their c!Ascs arranged ~ to allow
them the privilege Of tetugnlag 70 th,ir homts by
the mostCoDytllept tel u, and thus tedious de.
lays II thefai way stations may be avoided Next
term will begin September s: Terms low. Send
for catalogue. ilI A. r. hHlTEIntL,
Z 1y26i ial lgIN4 p frtftlI . n 81 pSinrlnafl
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IT makes man mad to suddenly round
corner, meet richly. dressed woman, re-
ceive charming bow, doff his bar nearly
to the ground, and then discover that be
has been doing the polite to his cook.
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The plaintiff in St. Louis suit for the
recovery Of money paid for a seal-skin
sacque AYERS in her formal complaint that
the garment hung upon her person in d
most ungainly manner, destroying her
peace OF mind while wearing it"
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The young man who suffers from the
heat Just now should slight his best girl
and sneak off to the picnic with some other
girl. The next evening, il he goes around
TO see the best girl, he will find it very cool,
II not comfortable.
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t3i,@ small gse sl.O0 per bottle. Large size
10 sSa .,, quantity sLT6 per bottle. AZ
-Ni.-.!'..r.lll. 8e- .
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y..,s,a,d Liver uEesSCd AID RheumAt1sn.-
49,. 49, f,rr,bI7--"sOLhtng seemed TO help mei
Cad 4v' ss''N'S ~ ZEPT, PHILLIPS
Wheeling. VIVA
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CArARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured by shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Prlce
so cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by Nc
Lain Brothers, and Alex. T. Young. pGw.
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WEAK lungs, splitting Of blood, consnmp.
ton, aud kindred affections, cured without
physician: address for Treatise, with two
stamps, Worlds Dtspenslry Medical Associa.
lion, Buffalo, N. Y. TuF&w
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SH1Loa's vIrALIzER is what yon need for
Constipation, Los Of Appetite, Dizziness and
all symptoms Of Dyspepiia Price 10 aud Is
cents per bottle. Sold by McIain Brothers,
and Alex. 7. Young. p4W.
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The genuine SARATOGA Hon Rock spRNe
WATKR, for sale by all druggists by the dozen,
bottle or gallon. Address all orders to the
High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Springs,
n. Y.
J. F. shirk and Logan & Co., agents at
Wheeling, and r, L. McConGhey agent at
Bridgeport. p4w.
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sHILoH's Catarrh Remedy-a positive cur,
for Catarrh, Diphtheria and. Canker Mouth
sold bysAcLain Brothers, aud Alex. T
Young. b6W
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n HOME PROOF.

y..,,ya,d Liver uEesBOd AID RheumAtsm.-
49, ..'iJ' f,rribI7--"sOIhtng seemed 70 help me
,, SetVlI u bed. d. slatIH S S'lTga ne ne
Wheeling, VIVA.
c,.,,.s yoypus OF Nose, Impaired voiee;-sui'
,,iIt jea... pAsca! medlclhs LAied W He4p me-
E'-'1a VEl- P'''''' ChAKlEs CHADDucK,
o. spsIdei & Co, WhselinEs ", Va
..,,,,.t, st,I t'LgefAled stOmAch.-'Ireatmeut
hgEI LA In Riyu !. relief Dr.. Smith cured
E''A'' '-'' TIUaAS HOGr, insurance agent,
Il, -.pYst thea iof fourteen yEaiA y. smith
rt..4 ne - LSS oS Hsad'1"9y Son WA
,s5t,d .br ldgI cen !Vir: NgLnlnS beensa 70
at9a. "a Ma CATHERINE CAPE,
liSftC. street, Wheeling, n. Va
r.,.., --,..neeted Tor yeAIS win Cancer. HAd II
't ,es ii.a.A. II reEuIusd Alter each opera
81, h, .,ila cured me without knite, cG1Stlc OF
il.g.' -IiSt n nv bTCF n, Is
,'ls, sIbCI.ti DYING. Dr, GI1iIh cured mewlth
4't-ts' "a wv 's% THOMAS CoLvN,
Rsoi,,,lo Grocer, Main 81, wheeling, ". Va
rl.rnno.., q Nrclun, irolAtHuA aud Piles
=. NJ, riyvl Up 70 die and pronounced lacUSht
ne d., EE!.h GGIeG Lat without Enlle; n
w, f. O. Iadd writ8:-"Dr. sInitns ps0les
.:'.Iysfir,s il az laInIIy nave been most sGtis
Oh, I'D coar.eEd khr 10 all u gentleman
llda al l1l poYs:Cisn."
h, NarSAtrI SGlb ays;--I had boon suffering
i,,gItu yrlf, and treated BY many physicians fel
gIg,g,is, yI. smith sAid had IApo worm, and
T. I'm nurlrt removed mUa,tGE lDJ teeE long"
:.zLg tOnbLiAs-lGreey eGrs 10 hospitals toE
h-,,g siyr me pecuIaI advantages In EuGA case.
!ynCl, eGtd Of ratsITh, diseases Of heart Liver,
Es-4fa GIiEry,, kia, blood, nervous thecuois
Nl.=G .esuly " my success.
I'D r.!e. W.taOut the knIie.
iiIitsY Al stAlce IaAy b. treated BY letter and
au!.llOa guaranteed. a chart for EelteXAntna'
u sat " TtUs.pI 81 tWo three-cent stamps, 6AG
LilNs lsGGfngr ice
utsG!A.lu Il once ires. oflce hours IRON "a.
L Dir. a., daily. Cal on OF sddte1:
JOHG 4. SMITH, u. D.,
sirH No li6l GhApliIe st. Wheeling. w. Va.
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A NASAL injector free with each bottle Of
shlloh's Catarrh Remedy, Price so cents.
Sold BY McLain Brothers and Alex T. Young.
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ASswrn 1as-It there a person living who
ever saw case Of ague, hilionsness, mel
yousnesS, or neuralgia, or any disease Of The
stomsoh, liver, or kidneys that Hop Bitten
will not cure, 7Ths4W
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WEST YlRGlkIA UNIVERSITY,

The next session begins sRPTHREsR 9Th, 1853.
Ton Separate Schools, including school Of History
and eclIool Of ErglIsn. Full coufles In Law and
Medicine extending Throughout the seIzion. In.
Scientific Agriculture; completely equipped chem.
lcal lAbr1tory. Thorough counes IN Ancient and
Modern Languages and literature. Text bokka ut
cost. Necessary expenses not over 9176. Forcat-
aloguc and other information address srgfi;iF
". L. WILSON, President,
auh NnrVanthNn wa.