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PileA.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense
OF weight in the back, lOins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
pose he has seme affection OF the kidneys
or neighboring organs. At times, symp-
toms Of indigestion are present, as hatu-
ency, uneasiness Of the stomach, etc. A
moisture, like perspiration, producing
very disagreeabIe itching, particularly at
night after getting warm in bed, is very
common attendant. Internal, External
and Itching Piles yield at once to the APP
plication of DR.. BoSankos Pile Remedy,
wkicb acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allaying the intense
itching and effecting permanent cure
wbe: other remedies have failed. Do
not DELAY until the drain on the system
produces permanent disability, but try it
and be cured. Price, 50 cents. Sold by A.
T. Young, c. Moenkemoeller and Logan &
Co., wholesale agents.
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Sale Of Dredue Boats, &c.

The undersigned win ofier for sale 81 public
auc,i ion TO the highest responsible bidher. IN
front OF Inc Court House Ia Charleston, Kama
wha county, West vi giuia,
Saturday, 10 A. ~, April !, lssS,
Two dredge boats, Sampson and Hercules.
anr all their tackle and outni, which are
isnrth of Hercai q, 70 feet; breadth q feet;
depth Of hul ~ feet; main engine q lind,n
III IL inches: boiler vertical multitubular III.
2inch tubes; independent boiler and feed
pump and 81 and inch; steam oapstsu
engi, 6xl2 inches.
Length OF sampson, % feet; breadth % fest:
de- ptr of hold ~ feet; main engine oyiin-
derr JxI4 inehes; locomotive bui OF OF am lls
sire; indepepdsit feed pump and =. and
inches; steam capstan engine 6xi2 inches,
Also, fuel boat and Ali ~, etc.
TTRss-Une.third cash, balance In All ana
twelve months In equal payments, With inter
o from day OF sale, repres. ntcd by negotia.
Bile notes with approved endorsement
The dredees are In gOod condition aud nave
been engaged In dredging IN the KanawhA
and Elk rivers. Toe rapidly tncreasin9 az
mands for dredging In this section renders
mrlOeodl Receiver OF RanawhA board.
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The Debt of Heai Yirrinia,

10 the Editor He,e York Tines, MARCH, II.
An expression in your notice of the
movement to adjust the debt Of West
Y Virginia, does my State an Injustice.
! on say The holders of the certificates
nave united to force West Virginia to
pay her share Of the debt" I do not
IKE that word "force." NV State
neeos no eompulsion. We have al.
Ways been ready to assume our eouita.
W Tis snare Of the ante bellum debt OF
nLgihla. L speak sdvisedly when i
say mere Is not q single man Of social.
Sonlicai or financial standing In the
StaIe who would eountenance repudi.
S.Lon. All our public men, notably the
sLeSTnt Executive, are anxious to bring
""Ou' ISlr settlement. We do not In.
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Consumption.

Consumption is often the result Of not
curing a cough or cold at the proper time.
People seldom realize their mistake until
they have fallen victims to this terrible dis
ease. when it often proves too late. Take
advice, and when troubled with coughs,
colds, asthma, whooping cough, Group, in.
fiuenza, bronchitus, pains in the chest and
all diseases of the throat and lungs, use
DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, an
infallible remedy for the above named
diseases. Ask your druggist for it.. price
soc. Sold by A. T. Young, c. Moenkemi!'
Ter and Logan &Co.
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lMopsirfsess



II you are hck Hop Bites vtifSfsayea
Nature In nakiSa you vel whsn allsasfnlb
II you are eostivs OF dyspept;e o. aresaoer.
ing frUm any oshsfof The numeroos diseasD
Of the stomach OF bowels, its yoR owl fs@n
II you remain III. for Hop Attss 80 . soese.
eign remedy In al such complaints
II Jon ars wasting away with aAy fofA q
Kidney disease, sop tempting DeesA thh
moment. and turn for cure 70 Hop Bittes1
nyou are sack with that terrible aekAsO
Nervousnea, you win nnd . s1Alm In onsad~
In the use Of Hop BitterG sra +s
II You are . frsauentef. or rssadent of .
miasmatie district, barrtcade your systs0
against the scsurss Of co,,n1tes- malarial.
epidemic, billions, and tntsrmttfent FEVER
by the NE of Hop Bitten
II you have rough, pimply, or sellow sktns
bad breath. pains and aches, and foel ntners
able senersiiy. Hop Bltter VIII EtyS yeu fair
akin, rsch blood. and swesss.t breath, hsassA
In short they cure all diseases Of the stom-
ach. Bow els. Blood, Liver. Nerves, ktdneyAs
prichfx DiseAse. $500 will be paid for case
they will not cure or help.
That poor, tedridden, invalid vile, sister.
mother or daughter, can BE- made Tie picture
Of health, by n few bottles OF Hop Bitten.
costing but atrife. Win you let them sunerf
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closing at seXc. Sales 39s5.co0 barrels:
total shipments Monday 49,eA barrels;
charters Is, 800 berrels.
PrrrsBuasH. March Is. - Petroleum-Ex-
cited and irregular; United certificates
closed at 81 90; refined 6@SHc Philadei.
pbia delivery. The afternoon session open.
ed weak at Soc: declined 10 CSC; advanced
to and closed at 81 90. Sales for the day
x n00 mn no rrals
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IN jobbing way sSasCc. Jersey sweetss' oe
PapItry0Iiye chickens g 75a4 90 per dozen !;
dressed chickens i3ai4c dressed turkeys iOa.os;
ksgs-Are steady at 2a21c tor ~,Wa,an for
mil ed. =. % ,sao 1s
pfr bushel: clover small seed u Ioao zoi iarso
% sweet Nss Siderssnd rened % ooas 90 per Dbl:
country seas.
Tallov-Copntry 7ka7ho; city 6HaoI9c.
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MEDICAL
LOG ROLLING.


NV
while wrestling with Fallen Tree .
Lumherman Receives Csnse-
quential Damages.
While on hunting excursion In the great
coal and wood region near Carbondale, Pa,
the writer met VIM. Coll, lumberman. Ac.
customed to life and labor in the forest from
early manhood, he was q true Knight OF the
Axe, Many tree had fallen before ais ring
ing strokes, and fleets of RATS had borne away
To market the sawed products. Coll Is char.
scter, and II Oscar Wilde Is right in saying
that all movements In unh,ndered labor are
graceful, our friend William. stripped for his
work, and attacking a tree as Richard I. as
saulted the heavy doors OF Front de Bnufs
Castle, must have presented an admirable
picture.
One day, however,-but let him tell the
story himself. as he told It to me:
81 was out in the woods, you know, trying
10 start q log down hill. Thinking could
get n better purchase on II from the lower
side, I tackled It there with my log-rolling
hook and threw my weight on the lever. She
started, she did, but as luck woul1 have IL,
before could get out OF the way, she rolled
right over me. II II hadnt been for lot Of
small limbs and brush lying in the road,
which lifted her up, she'd crushed me fiat.
AS 1t was got up without a broken bone, but
with some mighty bad bruises"
'Then you were all right" said his auditor.
"Not by blamed sight, stranger. 1 took
cold, rheumati set in, and. II l hadn't heard
BENSON g CAPCINEPORoUS PLASTERS
and used 'em, its my opinion 1 should never
have made another chip fly. But the Capcine
took hold quick, and I'm bout as good as
new. But theIe's one thing you kin cslk ilate
on:-I shall never wreste with another log
unless 1 have the advantage OF the ground.
Fur, as I told you before, IL 1t had MT been for
them bushes I'd been smashed so, you could
a sold me for door mat"
The Capcine Is the thing for rheumatism.
II doesn't keep you waiting. The word Cap
cine Is cut in the center Of the genuine.
Price Is cents
Saahprv A Iohnson Chemists New York.
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VIRGINIA DEFERRED CERTiFI-
GATES.

FNNhE - Nm Ehs LOAN AN - EhUSE
i co. will receive on deposit the Certificates
OF such holders OF the above named securi-
ties as wish 20 PARTED pate in the movement
TO I'D jusE the debt of W sst Virginia, aud until
April I. proXimo, will issue Its negotiable re-
&C pts for the same without cost to Uepositors.
X. q. R0LSTON, Prest.
VIM. LUAsIS, BreXel Building, Chairman
Am. Committee.
C. RATTERwAIrE, London. for the London
Committee.
SoUrrKR & Co. 10 Broadway. Agents for De-
DOSitOrs,
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The market at present isvery scarce OF good
cattle. The stock yards have very few cattle
on hand,
Cattle weighing 900 lbs and under,si75g3.U1.
Hoos-In good demand at So SOC w accord
ing TO size and quality.
Calres-Fairly good, at s59slO according to
size and quality.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YoRK. March l3.-Dry Goods
The demand Of SCENTS is of that moderate
character usual to Tuesdays. Still, to fill
orders, old and new, there has been very
fair movement. Many desirable qualities
OF cottons are very scarce and for such the
prices are very strong. with the tone of the
market very steady,
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Sale Of Valua.
BILE Property.

The undersigned special commissioners, by
virtue Of decree made BY the Circuit Your
OF January lsss, in certain cause IN ohAnocy
therein pending. wherein u. Hill ana vile
are plaintiffs and Rebccoa n. sswtell snd
other. are Ssis ssn Ssss ,s'd a ass Soos
SS r ~ ps, 'Ss siss Gay 81 n.rss. lsss
At 10 O'Clock 4; T., at the front 90 Soor o. sIS
10 teil to the highest biddsr the following
valuable properly. to-wit; The share and In
terca Of clark Wells In the jesse Wells farm.
nnce the win Of Js..s Ws assss. :, .n as,a
NJ. l.. Hill by deed dated Novsmoer y, ues
being legacy Of two thousand dollars, pay
able ont OF the proceed, on vac 9, u e Ill
widow of said Jesse Wells and one-ninth OF
tIe residuary fund under the said wiil al.o
the thare and interest OF Narclssa neNees
n said firm under nS i Srr w, wSSeer ana
her husband, by deed dated D-cember ISIS.
being legacy of nfteen hundred doliarS
pay able out o. the proceeds OF saS T.s cn
Wells, and one-ninth Of the residunry lana
under the said will OF said JeSe Wtia hlso
the share aud interest OF clara Y; III ~ asS,s
of trust executed by herself and th: said n;
/. Hill, the one on Apri o. 1878, 10 haap IDA.
Forbes, the other on NOVEMBER 49,, y, Is.os ~
liam North being ~, N. % prooosSs Of
az ss,d farm TO be made on we dss,.. ol s.it
Seeeiiils Wells; . kg.,, q Ave hundred Dol.
lars. pa, able out OF the N.Og legacy TO Sarah
!. v ellis at the death Of said sar-. and on1
ninth Il .r::.-,uu.ry rund under the VIZ Of
teie,t Of WIN. y. Wells In ssid farm. under
tSd deed sisd jsns.ry a. ISL. Being Iss.sy
proceeds OF vale Of said farm 70 be made Il
The death Of the said Cecilia Wells, and one
.,sh,:snth Of the rssidunry fund under the
VIM o. ne SO I,s,s Wen s.ru " ..,us,.d on
short Creek, in Ohio county. W. Va, All ~
psrt Of the same property heretofore con-
ecStor Of the last viii and testament Of Jas.
sth. is.I. and now Of rs - in The oaies q
the Clerk Of the county Cour. Of Ohio
county, W. Va, IN Deed Book No. .. on P.gs
other 8k acres, excepting thsrefrom. 10
ceres abdB poles, heretofore conveyed ~
snid Jesss Wells 70 A. J.. Wilson, by dsed
iss mi n 20 81 lie eers o. IL. Cnunsy Oar, q
Ohio county. W. Va, In DEED BOOB No. q, %
p1FE or ~ fuller d.asnp,,oS OF rhs shares and
aforsssid deeds, deeds Of Huyt, the VIII ofsaid
sioressid cause Each 81 .siG skssss and In.
Tern Terms s. ~ = s."ons bali 81 tho pureh...
money must BE- paid In caah, and upon the
otherbalf credit Of one year from the Day
OF sale, will be given With Interest thereon
from the day Of saIe, the title being rstained
until the purchase money has bsso paid In
'un. JOHN O. PENDLErUN,
DANIEL LEE sST IS. 60.
ED. CHRISTIAN, AuctiopesS.
!, samuel B. NcColIoch. Clerk Of sid
Court, certify thst bond and security have
b<ep eiven BY the above named oo0ntseloa.
en- As required BY lsv. In the penalty 81 49,
a. provided for In sid dsersA
eANL 3. hCCOLI0CH,
Wheeling, Feb. n iHs. febot cissk.
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who,esa,e Cattle Market.

The market Is nominal, hardly any Weoi
being bought. Prices Acc per pound Tor NO.
WOOL
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money az 7al5 Per Cent.-GoVernmenfs
IrreguIar-stOeks Dull and Heavy
FIour Quiet and Unchauged-Wheat
IOwer-LOcaI Review.

OyrIcEoF DAILY AND WEEKLY REGISTER,
No, 1927 MARKET STREET,
W"HxslING, Mar. l$., 1855. J
The market for the past week has been
very active, with tendency for an advance
in prices, as will be seen by quotations Prices
are about the same rs last week. Wool Use
tremely dull.
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Furs.
Wool,

The fur trade is nearly over. very Few COM
ing into the market, and are of very infe-
riOr quality.
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Elves extended. luo12
Fours and-a-han ......llzH
FourS coupons
Pacific Skies OF
RAILROAD BoNDs-Moderately active with
out special feature, except for Texas in
comes, which declined per cent.
STATE SECURITI Es-Neglected.
SroCKs-Spaculation was finn, generally
L(11S per cent. higher than yesterday 8
close, latter Hannibal and st. Joe 'preferred.
After partial reaction in the early morn
ing the market became strong and shortly
after IL O'Clock recorded an advance rang
ing from 1t@lH per cent. in which Denver
and Rio Grande, Wabash preferred, Omaha,
Northern Pacific and Union Pacific were
the most conspicuous. From then till
near . O'Clock the market was dull and weak
and prices declined slowly to sol per cent,
led by the Union Pacific Southwestern and
coal shares, while Hannibal and st. Joe
preferred, on sale of 10 shares, dropped TO 81
from SlH at opening; while this was subse-
quently followed by partial recovery ex.
tending to Il per cent, latter Wabash
preferred, but in final dealings this i'm.
proyement was entirely lost, the market
closing dull and heavy. Compared with
yesterdays closing prices, general list Is
u to y per cent lower, latter Central
Pacific, Reading and Hannibal and st, Joe
preferred.
Transactions 800 900 c,,a,es
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* 3 SsAEgglsaE

Last year went to Europe" SAYS Henry
,SsI. ,,,, Cot. 18th Reg. n. q. ;. n. T., now
..agatI7a ". Side Ave, !. - H'S"'S' ~ -
l.y 70 return worse from chronic liver CON-
amt. Ktduey-Wort, a. a last resort, has
-'ru ne better health than I've heretofore
-s.os e. FOR many, many years" He's curei
-yw 40 cOnseI uenuy happy.
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FINANCE.

New York, March 13.-Money 79l5
per cent, closing at 1S@l5 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 6@6H. Sterling exchange
bankers bills steady at 4SlH; demand at
4si Produce exports for the week 7,5O7,-
600.
GovERSMENrs-Irregular in the main but
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The Tribune on the Debt Question.


BY reference to our advertising col
umns it will be seen that a movement
has been started for the settlement OF
that portion of the Virginia State debt
which was assigned TO the State OF
West Virginia, and which is represented
by what is known as Virginia deferred
certificates. The movement has been
in progress for a long time, and
seems at last to have taken
q tangible and practicable shape.
The programme is to pool these certid-
Gates so that this part Of the debt can
be represented as a unit in future opera
lions. Then it is proposed to have
friendly suit instituted between Nir-
ginia and West Virginia in order to de-
termine the just portion Of the debt that
West Virginia ought equitably to as
sumo; when this is determined, to
effect settlement upon the best Prac-
ticable terms with the State OF West
Virginia, the net result to be divided
pro rata among those who participate.
1t will be observed that the programme
proceeds upon the basis of taking the
State of West Virginia at her word, viz,
that she is ready to pay what she equl-.
tably ought to pay. In fact, in view OF
recent decisions, no other idea is practl-
cable. How well this will succeed may
be question. But if it does not sue
coed it is evident nothing else will.
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2.-Cattle-Mar.
ket active; sales 2,lO0; prime at 14gI3
cents, good 6A@7 cents, medium 66A@6E
cents, and common $500 cents; fat cows
4a5Ia cents per pound. Sheep market active,
sales 500; prime 7@7h cents; good 61s9
81 cents, medium 6@6H cents, common
5G5A cents; bulls 3K@4M cents; lambs 6
as cents; veal calves 7@9 cents per pound.
Hogs market active; sales 5000; extra Chi
oago 1lI5@ll CENTS; good lOA@ll cents;
and medium l0A@lOH cents per pound
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VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

A eurc Cure for all FEMALE WEAK
NESSEs, Including Leucorrhea, 1r.
regular and Painful Menstruation,
Inflammation and liberation OF
=. the Womb, Flooding, PRO.
LAPSUS UTERI, &c.
tEPieasant to the TASTE efbcacicus and immediate
In Its effect It great help in pregnancy and -
Eeves pain during labor and at regular periods
PHYSICIANS Use IT AND PRESCRIBE IT FREELY
tFFoR ALL WEAKNESSES CT the generatlve organs
OF either SEX Il Is second to no remedy that has ever
been before tho public; and for all dfsaSss OF the
KIDNEYS Il Is the Greatest Remedy IN the World
wKIDNEY COMPLAINTS of Either SEX
Find Great Relief In Its Use.
LYDIA r. PINEHAM's BLOOD PURIFIER
will eradicate every yestigc Of Humols from the
blood At the came time will give tone and strength H
lie sYstem A. marve In results as the Compound
tFBoth tho Compound and Blood Irriner are pro
nnred al es3 and rs Western Avenue, Lynn, MASS
Price Of either 81. Sixhottle7 for s. The Compound
Is sent by mail In the fo:ra l OF OK lHttnseso ON
receipt Of price, 81 per b,x Ter ,!thor. ar ilnkha
freely answers all letters q .r""i;y Enclose scent
stamp Send for pamphlet. "'at'y' '|'S ''PcT.
,YI-pr, 3. PrSEEsN, LIVE TINS euro CGnstiU-
TIM plliousnes9 and TCTpGIS rI tS' 'I''' - Seh'ss
e1Sold bv oil D-nRnists-H N
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EzEsyysTIK

". "ai'er Cross, my customer, was pros
'."'T" WIN rheumatism for two years; tried,
Oh VAR. al remedies; Kidney Wort alone
..' hi'' have tried il myself, and know
, ,,. 10 '' sood,"-Portion OF letter from il
W" ei'' Druggist, Flint, Mich.
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RR0wN'S IRoN Buffers
has been thoroughly tested
fr dyspepsia, indigestion,
S.li5uSneSS, weakness, deOil-
ty, ovcwork, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption,
liver complaints, kidney
troubles, SC, aud it never
4ais % render speedy and
DGTIlalISlll lGiiSL
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Ptano fOr. sale.
FOR 9ALb.

IMosler, Bahmann 4 Go. Safe,
show Cases, etr, nj
No. "A Twelfth street.
Rs ALLISON.
fee Assignee OF ". Il Hutchtns.
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Arrivals Of live stock at the CIaremont
stock wards, via. Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road for the week ended March ll-lo3 cars
containing 1,2l6 cattle, 1,S49 hogs 35o
sheep, 80 calves, 1S5 horses and 10 mules.
Shipments TO Europe, New York, and
Philadelphia: 694 cattle, 236 sheep II
calves, 81 horses and 4 mules.
Sales of the week to Baltimore butchers
II head of cattle.
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THE OLD DEBT OF VIRGINIA.

Steps which Are Being Taken by the
Cretlitors-The Novel scheme which
IL Proposed for the Benefit OF the
Holders OF the share Allotted to West
Virginia.
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tend to be coaxed or bullied into pay
ing more than we owe, but when our
Just proportion is ascertained we
will make the best provision for
1t we are able. Old Virginia assumed
that our share was one-third Of her debt
as 1t stood in 1871, and she set apart
for US 5000 900. She had neither the
legal nor the moral right to do this, and
we are not In any way compromised oy
her action. Our share Is very much
less than Sis, 600, 900. An account must
be stated between Virginia and West
Virginia by some impartial tribunal,
and the Federal Supreme Court having
jurisdiction of this controversy be-
tween two States" we are very willing
to abide its decision. The holders OF
the certificates are entitled to receive
whatever is paid by West Virginia, and,
as il will facilitate q settlement, they
are acting wisely to appoint an agent
to represent them, but until our share Is
until some one is author
lied to adjust the matter, 1t is gross
injustice to speIk of us as repudiating
State; it is gross injustice to suggest that
we need forcing"
A CITIZEN OF WEST VIRGINIA.
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PetrOlemn-

OIL Cry, March l3.-Fiuctuatious to-day
were between 9Shc and 81 OK, closing at
SOAc. Transactions 6, 00O. 900 barrels; ship.
ments 1890 barrels; charters 10000 bar.
TIrusvILLS, March l3.-Oil-Opened at
81 l@; highest 81 0Sx; lowest 9SNc, clos
ing at 691c. Shipments 1929 barrels:
charters 5000 barrels; runs 7O.65s barrels
BRADFORD, March 13.-Oil-Excited with
rapid fluctuations and heavy transactions;
opening and highest 81 OF; lowest 93I.c:
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,PsiSS 81. USE oruggistS Sell
&c TZsl;Sj

Il vi. recommend II every where" writes
"a 4. Meyer, Carriage Manufacturer, Myers
i"'n, Pa, because it"-Hidney-W Wort
..ri~y yE
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lirOceriea.

Corrected every week by SIMON BAER {
SON. Wholesale Merchants, No. lil2and lili
Muir ~
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JOHN o. PENpLErOS,

Ed. CnRIsTHAE, Auctlonesf;
!. samuel B ncCollocn. Cssk o. $40
bten eiven BY the above named eoonls.loa:
en- N requiyed BY isv. IN the psnaity 81 49,
a. provided for IN sid dscrsa
wheeling, Feb. n issA feb0l Cissk.
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MEDICAL:


Browns IRON BTTTERS
Is one of the very few tonic
medicines that are not COM
posed mostly Of alcohol N
whiskey, thus becoming a
fruitful source of intemper-
ance promoting a desire
Tor rum.
Browns Iron BITTEH
: guaranteed to be a nom
intoxicating stimulant, ans
il will, in nearly every cass
take the place Of all liquor,
and at the same time abso-
lutcly kill the desire for
vhislcy and other iG.oxi-
eating beverages.
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Rev. CIV. Rlcy, editor Of
she .4msylcaH Christian Re
,'sr,.. says Of Browns Iron
B,ttcTS:
Gin, O., Nov. 10, 1851.
uts:-Th- foolish vast
iag Of vital fO,ce in business,
pleasure. and VICIOUS ini2l-
cence Of our people, makes
your preparation a necessity;
aaGilaPpIed, viii save hun.
GreGS who resort to saloon
iortemPOraTy EscuperInon-
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