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' CHRISTMAS GOODS!
HOLIDAY STOCK!
JUST BECEIVEDiAT
WM. H. H KN KKO RN. JAM KH 0. UATKfs
W. H. HENNEGEN & GO'S,
J ^ W K L K E S .
Now ami Ucftullfnl DorIroi la
1 fhii f'jfi ^ VtiV'jih! 1 0
ninmAVi^ Til??
jLuaiiiuiiu, x van, r inn \juritl, ?itrUBU<J?Il
?AND?
GARUET JEWELK/Y.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Krom tlio mcBt celebrated Mannfactnrlcfl In Knroi* and Amorlca,
4
SOLID STERLING SILVER SPOONS, FORKS
-ANDF^IsTCY
COMBIIIsrj^TIOlsr SETS.
TUII'LK I'liATHI) HI'OONS,
FORKS, TEA SKTO,
UASTORS, OAKK BASKETS,
ICR I'lTOUERS, Jus., Ao.,
Pino Silver Plated and Ivory Table Cutlery,
BRONZE ANI) MAKTJIjR OI.OGKS.
BRONZE FIGURES AND MANTLE ORNAMENTS.
Parion Marblo Statuette, Busts, Vases, &c.
WRITING DESKS, GLOVE BOXES. CABINETS,
Presentation Hold and Silver Beaded Canes,
Anil an omllosi variety of lioAuUful (JootU oullntila for (lie present Holiday Henson, ail
??f whioli will l>e offered ill
Greatly Reduced PriooN to Conform Wilh the Rooeat Deoline in Bold.
.
W3VL H. HBlTlTBa-BN <5c CO.,
I?4 MAIM NTIUHICT,
loclS ' WHEEXiING, "W". VA.
PURE WHITE LEAD, V. f. HKUWJN,
LIITSEE? OIL, JEWELER, '
VAltN IS1IKH, 11 AH KNLAIUiKl) AND KEK1TTKU HIH
IX Mlwo,
GLASS, PUTTY, Ho, SI WANUIMUTON I1ALU '
Ac., Ao., Ao? Anil now ofTora aHnporb Awortraont of i
millers ATsnoP. Sol sieriim sera fare,,
opposite j*out onioo. FINE GOLD JEWELRY, (
HOV4
?AND?
OO-A-Xj. ' WATCHES,
Martin M'Oonnaughy, boitaulbwjb I
QKALEi^iN olean, mixko and Bridal and Holiday Presents.
Goal dollveredU) all parta of tho oily at the
following ratoa: j
CLEAN COAL, 9 oent* per txmbel. SILVER PLATED WARE
MIAISII UO. H
MUI llo. 7 ORJCAT VABLE1Y. |
One-half cent ten porbnihel oneaob gmde _f m? a^tm ,w
to Uie Island tlian tiio above j?rlccs. rSf^nS5* ^J^p^hSllf^SSn^oS?! ifikt
On)art Ion at the Toll Hoifoo, at Hiwpou- JJJJJSJlt*?2J2fii2
nlou liridge or 1). Korner, on the Island, will JJ'""fSffi.?1" iiSj1J
aar?-gw^.. gSftgSSBeSF?,
HrlUnla Tea Sett, Drat, Uotree and Tea
J. M. MoWHORTER & CO., uS%Jrmol*Uoa auw* ^ ana ,Uver
OUR WATOUE^t i
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Both Oold and Bllvor, aro of Elegant Pettern,
from the ^
jso. au Monroe Htroor. Boat Faotorloi In the World,
Among them tho ?
WHEEL.no, w. VA. UnIl?(| 8Utfts WatcJ ^ N#J . ,
UOy.IHBLLOKKXOUANUBKKAI.KH- M?w.; t
D tale In City and country. Tremont Watch Oo? Botton, Maw.;
... . Mi?lt*mandOo.,ChanxUeFoud^Hwit?erlabd; Uotlnewi
entraatod.to n? will rooelvo our ciiiui.E. Jaoot, M ? M
prompt and beet attention. And many other Foreign make* of celebrity.
ALL AT SEDUCED PRICE* |
Sign of the "Big Camera I" oom^ondiDgwiih
GET TOTO TUlfl UKCLINE I IN GOLD.
CLOCKS, of mrf VUMJT knil p*tUm at
Photoiraplis and Porcelains
FOB TH
HOLIDAYS (Ladies' Wiar Store,
w
at u
BBOWN & HIGGIN8' MADAM ZWIOK,
40 w?i Ilk it, UU ?UMU, 1
GALLERY. cmmmati. omo. M
iicco
: MHI|l ALI^XUflMOr \
Notioe of Stockholders' Meeting.
rnilK ANNUAL MEETING OK T11B Uqi> TpWpIpvH
L Htnckholdera of the Wont Virginia in- XBBSaOQ^Bt flflll JunClljf.m
ttirauco Company will take place at lu
<?Moe In the City of Wheeling, on Wcdno** nHSB" ? , ^
l?y, tho Gth day of January, W70. ^ ^ IDom to Order,
JACOB HOKNHKOOK, VrOh'L VI O
J. M. MoWSORTER, floc'y. ?lrcl? AL -VI The h*lr fnr.^K i
' jSfflBjVDi nlibed by oai>^v J
Merchants' National Bank of W. Ta. S&BOB SS"\n
WiiKKi.iNQ.Deo. 10th, iSfiffl. iPftr gold warranted^^r 1
The annual meeting of the ^ HtncklioldorH
of thin Bank, fbr the eleo- RRATno PRflWTQj flfTDTA
tlon of nlue Director* for tho enrolng year. OUAII/O, rttUNlOJ WJaLty Aty
will be held at tbolr Bulking Houm on nnv!M.qm
Tucftiay, January lllh, 1K7U, between tho - v ,
linureof 11 o'clock, a.m.,and '1 o'clock, i?.M. ^ . _ . ,!
?IkUU H. BU A 0Y? cannier. UOAL! j
First Nat'i Bank of Wheeling. "OAL woats,
WnniLiRO, Dcc. 11th, 13?. CAPEIIABT A cUCHEE*
rnilK ANNUAL MEETING OK THE IT AVE RECEIVED A COMPLIMENT OF C
L utock holder* of this ll?uk and oloctlou 11 Miner*, All order* wj 11 reoeive prompt A
??r Director*, will be held at the B*nklng attention, left at their once, Markot Rtreet,
? n?h. i?7ii hiw I below Union mreeU deo7*2w "
tinuHS on llliauaji JW.I.-J
tween the lioura of 10 o'olock A* m., niul 21
"U?25 UHOBUB ADAlJlOwlilT. TDrt?r^!mifoonnmrni.^ 1
National Bank of West Virginia. ' Uon
of director* will bo held nt the liank- Kn^iDfifl & BflilArA ^
iok Honxn on Tneeday, January llth, iwo, ?U61UW?w UUIIOrB,
iMiiween tho bourn of ono and four o'clock * Above the Water Work*,
' IMII JolIt< WAOu?fi!i?t. ?y?-K wim?i.iwu. w. VA.
~ Vmmm T,?rV ? TBI nut*?HouaMM, 1
lMSfflsasMi?'"*" mm, m am to Fitters,
uo, own brandt.^ mqkribon ft <XI. oaMorko.^
Now Crop New Orleans Molasfea. aaronion from the ooantry attended to at
iu\ HARHKUjgHOlCK, PICK HTKAMKK abort notice. apr?-ly
til/ Argoiy. Pormloby -?. _ . .?
HIT, MO&RIHON AIX). JllBt B000iV6(L
A * ???? IMPOKTATIOIf.OK BOOTOH "f
ApplO?. a Jx Aie, and a aaperkxr article of Khln? ?,
lQllAHUBLHONCONHlGNMKNT, AT AW* Claret W?ne. A ^
14 lust, MOKniauN * uo'H, roayi: a w. fbahzhkim a oa
_ 8*?
STONE &THOMAS
Golden Bee-Hive Store,
174 Mntn Htroot*
WIWEL1NG.
SECOND STOCK
.-o*Winter
Dry Goods.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
OURBTOOK WAR NEVER LAIUJtCtt OH1
MOIUC DKH1UABLH.
French Merinos
ltodnood fully 3? p?r cent,
itaatlfal Uooda, all Oolora, W
lo 76 oouIs per yanl.
Silks,
BLAOK KILRH fUlJ DilKHH
HILKfl dowu 20 por oont.
Wool Delaines,
(Doublo Wkltiotfw low an>'<754
06QU.
Dress Goods
or nil tlRADKB 20 to 40 por
oont lower.
Alna,na,s
BEAUTIFUL LUHTKR,wortii
76, ill 60 oonto.
Shawls,
The largest and moat doelrablo
Block wo ever offered.
1'rlcoH rednoed fully ouo- third.
Arabs and Arab
Shawls
Worth lio 1)0 nt r 00; worth
18 00 al 13 00. A cholco koIoo tlou
of i'altcnu.
Repellants,
:? pieces In Htoclc all Htyloe
nud tirodoft, very aheap.
Blankets
Of ovory grtulrt xml price; the
bent awortmonl In tho oily.
Flannels.
Wo keep the Heaviest and
Bout lUr Khnnol In tho oily.
Prints,
10,000 yArdA heel makm nt 12X
ceiilfl.
Wnslins.
HLKAUUKI) anil IHIOWN At
lowest wboleNilo prices
Furs
w In foil Una, for LaillOH ami
tieutfl, K?*ninU)?<l nl iom
price* than uuy lintuw In tho
. dly.
Carpets,
Olli O LOTUS, WINDOW
KLINDB, OAKl'KT CHAIN,
In full lino.
Ill Goods Sold Cheap for Dash!
Call and examine for youiHOlvet.
dectt d&W Bt6WB ft THOMAB.
3. W. FR&NZHEIM fi~C0~
No. 157 (Haricot Mtroot,
WHKKLINU, W. VAM
IMPOBTCRfl A WnOLSSALB OIALIU IK
PrtTiairvn A Ddtnuafin T.irmnra
L UlOlgU W J/ViUOOVIU UI1j|UVlD| 11
Have Jo/it received by
DIRECT IMPORTATION,
Another Involoo of
3TJPBBTt)B COGNAO BHANDY
FOR MKDIUAL tUUHOBKH.
Mho keep oonhtaktly on hand at Wholoaaleand
KeUll, t tie
?URE8T, BRANDIES, WINBM, OIN, AU?
THK OLDBBT RYK AND BOUKUON
WHWKKlB;
IND T11KKINK8T UATAWBA ANDOONOOKl)
WIMfld,
Of Oar Owa lUuAMtare,
TtaQT art also exclusive Acenta ft*
{poor's Standard Wino Bitters,
L reliable AppotUer and Tonic, and an oxelloat
prevoDtlve of oomplalnla Incident to
bm5l7mflr8C*O.W. FRANEHBIBI a 00.
OBOOBBIBS
CHOICE PENNSYLVANIA BUCK
New Corn Meal.
New Hominy and Grltt*. v
Jereoy Cultivated Cranberrlcn. n
New Dried Peaches and Applet*. b
Aim ore'? Mlooe Mottl. a
fluo Apple Cheese. ..
New York Cheese. V
Knglfoh Dairy Cheeso, 1
WIuhIow'h Canned Corn. It
Blinker Dried Cora. v
Canned Freeh Fruits. v
Canned Fresh Fmii.
isiyer and Hoed Ion Halslus. 8
Valencia Halslni. *
New Citron and entrants. v
tlweet Komanlte Cldur. i|
Lea*Perrta* Worcester Banoe.
English and Freneh Mustard. ?
An aseortinent of Pnre Spices. f
"Crocae A BlackweUV' Kni. Plekloa. 1(
Vlth n variety ol other good*, received at a
W. D. MOTTK'ri, i.
No. 9 Odd Fellow's Hall, Monroe Bt. .i
jd wB | ?
HATS & CAPS I s
* NOTnER L&RUE BTOCK Or HATH B
1 and UAra for Men, Bqys and Children*
Just reoolvcd at y
JIAKPMU * BUO.U n
q
SCOTCH CAPS! i
ion BBCRIVJO), AHOrHEK 1 Or OF I
I the imported Moiott taps. Also PUtt
APH, OOiiUAKB and (ibOVfcH. u
deoia HARPKlt HRO.U
OVJJMiilM.
|A UAKHKLB KAHTKRN CULTIVATED "
JU In good order, and large barrels.
For wale by R. J. MMYTS. j
VII!UI.KtL n
A BAKRBI* JKKBB* riUKLKS IN t>
[Q vinegar. Jm reoaly?nijj ?MTT[I ?
DMHncnnk ?
|f> BOXRB NKW YORK UUflHBN J
fa"-b?g
DHDBIRN. n
trroROEBTRPHllIRE BAUOH <*18 and jj
Cra*?SUokweH'< PlokU* M?ort?d. fi
ultra Oil.
oSISSi-i London MniUnX pound ouu.
WIUMIow'H Canned Oom..
rat m?bf ^ J BMTTHi A
dMl Oat Market & uolnoy HlreaU.
4lf]| H MAln HlfMli v
IkfjtMltynftj:
II HCUOOL DATS.
Htlll ilti the achool home by the road,
A rugaea beggar sunning*
Around ltatlliiho sumachs grow.
And blackberry vines are running.
Wltbln, tbo mnrtflja deck la Men,
Deep aoarred by rapa oflloial;
Tlie warping Jloor, the battered sent*,
Tbo Jack-knlfo* carved Initial;
Tlie charcoal froacoea on Its wall; ,
Its Uoor'u worn Bill, botraylng
Tbo feet that, creeping alow to acbool
Went aiormlng out to playing!
Long yeara ago a netting ann
Hhoue over It at aettlog;
Lit up ita woatem wlndowpouea,
And low eavee' loy rrolUug.
It touchoJ the tangled goldon curls,
And brown eyea rail or grieving,
Of one who still her atepa delay tu
When all the acbool were leavlug.
?or noar ber stood tbo Utile boy
Jler oblkliib favor alngled,
cap pulled low upon a race
Where pride and bhame were mingled.
Pushing with roatloaB feet the anow
To right and left he llngereu
Am reaueaaly her tiny handa
Tho blue-checked apron Angered.
Ho aaw her lift her eyes; ho frit
Tho soft hand'd light eareaalng,
Aud beard tbe tremble of her voice,
Ah If u fault confessing.
? " ? ?U? TTvlU,
1 halo to go above you,
Because, "~tho brown eyes lower fell,?
"Bocause, you nee. I love you."
Still memory to a gray haired man
That sweet cblld-faoo Is showing.
Dour girl I thograsMsoo her gruve
ilave rorly yean been growing!
He llvo? to learn, Id llfbto hard school,
How lew who pass abovo him
I .anient tuelr triumph and hli low.
Llko her,?because they love him,
DAKSK'A CAT.
A California Story by Hark Iwaln.
Whenever Diok Baker, of Deadbone
Gblob, was out of look and,'a little
down-hearted, be would fall to mourn*
lug over the loss o{ a wonderful oat be
used to own (for wliere women and
children are not, men of kindly imfraise
take up with pela, for they most
ove something.) A?U bo alway spoke
of tbo strange sagacity of that cat with
the air of a man who believed In his
secret heart that there was something
butnan about it?maybe even supernatural.
I heard him talking about thin animal
once. He said, Gentlemen, I used to
havo a cat hero, by the name of Totn
Quarts, which you'd a took an Interest
In, I reckon?most anybody would. I
bad him here eight years?and ho was
Lhe remarkableet oat lever see. He
was a large gray one or the Tom specie,
?nd he had uiore hard, natural sense
Lbsn any rami in his camp, and a powar
of dignity; ho wouldn't a let the
jov'ner of UallfornlA be femlllarwlth
iiim He never ketohed a rat In his life
?'peared to be above it He never
jured for nothing but raining. He
tnowcd more about mining, that oat
lid, ibitu any <uaa I ever see. Yon
ouldu'i tei 1 lilm nothing about placer
llRglog?ami uh /or pocket mining,
le was just born /or It. lie would dig
)ut after me and Jim when w? went
jver the bill prospecting, and be would
rot along boblnu us lor aa muob an live
ullee, ir we went so far. And he bad
be bent judgment about mining ground
-why you never see anything like It.
iVhon wo weut to work, he'd scatter a
tlanoe around, aud If be didn't think
uuoh of tbe Indications, he would give
i look aH much aa to say, 'Well, I'll
lave to get you to exouse me,' and
vllbout another word he'd hyste hi*
lose Into tbe air and shove for home,
Sot If Ibo ground nulled him, he woul(}
ay low aud keep dark till tbe first pan
vau washed, and then be would sidle
ip and lake a look, and 11 there was
iboutslx orsoven grains of gold be
vaa satisfied?he didn't want no better
irospeat'n that?aud then he wonld lay
lown on our coals and snore like a
loam boat till wo'd struck the pocket,
lud then get up and superintend.
Well, by aud by, up comes this quarts
ixcltemenl. And everybody wan lulo
t?oyerybody was picking and blastnginstead
of shoveling dirt on the hill
Ide?everybody was putting down a
baft Instead or scraping (be surface.
Nothing would do Jim, but we must
aokle the ledges, loo, and so we did.
Vo commenced putting down a shaft,
md Tom (Juarlz he began to wonder
vhat In the Dickens it was all about.
Ie hadn't never soen any mining like
hat before, and he was all npset, an
rou may say,?he couldn't oometoa
lght understanding of It no way?II
van loo many tor him. He was ilown
in It, too, you bet you?he wan down
in It powerful?and always appeared
n consider It tbe cussedent foolishness
mt. llut tliat eat, you know, be w?s
ilwaye agin new fangled arrange- .
nents; somehow ho oonld never abide
tm. You know bow It Is with old
labile. But by and by Tom Quam
inula to get tort or reoonolled a little,
hough be never oould altogether nnlerstand
that eternal Kinking of a shaft
nil never panning out anyihlng. At
aat begot to coming down In the shaft,
ilmselr, to try to cypher It out. Aud
rlien lie'd got tho blues, and feel kind
|' norIItry, aggravated and disgusted?
mowing as he did that the Hills was
unulng up all the time anil we warn't
naklng a cent?ho would curl np on a
:unnys?ok In the corner and goto
leep. Well, one day when the shaft
ras down about eight fool, tbe rock
;nt bo hard lhat we had to put In *
ifast?Iho first blasting we'd over
Inno since Tom Quart7. was born.
Lnil thou wo lit the fuse and clomb
ul aud got off about CO yards,?and
urgot and left Total Quartz sound asleep n
the gunny saolc. In about a minute
re seen a puff of smoke burst upon!
f the hole, and then everything let go
rllh nn awlul crash, and about four I
ollllon lonsof rook and dirt and smoke
nd spllulors shot up about a mile and
half Into tho air; and, by George I
Ight In the midst or It was old Tom J
Inarm going end over end, and asnort- I
nn an/I a ftimadna Mini u Iiliiuflnn anH r
ranching for LblnRfl like Mil possessed. J
tat It warn't no ubo, you know, it J
rarn't no use. And that was the last a
re seen of him lor about iwo minutes
nd a half, and then all of a indden 11 {
egln lo rain rook%.and rnbbage, and ;
Ireotly lie come down ker-whopabout {
an foot off from where we stood. Well i
reckon bo was p'raps tho ornerlst t
aoklng beast yon ever see. One ear 1
r'HH Rot back ou his ueck. aud his tall *
/as atove up, and his eye>winkera whh
wloged olf, and be was all blacked np
rith powder and suioko and all sloppy
rltli mud Hnd slush from one ond to
lie other. Well, sir, It warn't no me
a try to apologiao?wo couldn't ssy a
rortl. Ho took a sort of a disgusted
jok at hlaself, and then lie looked at
a?and it was JnHt exactly tho sa^o as
r he had sold?'Uoma, majbo you lilnk
it's smart to take advantage or a
ut that ain't Imd no experience of 1
uarix mining, but 1 think different'?
lid then he turned oil hie heel and
.lurched olT homo without saying
nother word.
That was Jest bin style. And may be
uu won't believe it, but alter that you ^
ever boo a cat so prejudioed agin
uartz mining as what he waa. And
y-and-by when he did get to going
own In (ho shaft agin, you'd a been r
HtontRUcd at ihh BHgaciiy, me minute
re'd touch otf a blaBt nnd the fune'd t
eglu to Hizzle, he'd give a look as J;
luch as to eny : 'Well. I'll have to set J
ou to excuse tno,' and It waa aurprlB- "
ig, the way he'd abln out of that hole t
nd go for a tree.
Sagacity? It ain't.no name for It. J
rwaB Inspiration! _
I Haiti: 'Well, Mr. Baker, thla pre|uloe
agalnat quarta mining waa rolarknhle,
considering bow he came
y It. Couldn't you over oure him of .
. ?'
Curo him! No! When Tom Quarts
ras not onoe, he waa alwaya aot?and
ou might a blowed blm up aa muoh
n three million tlmea and you'd never 1
broke him of bin cuafled prejudice .
gin quarta mining.'
Tho affection and pride that lit op j
inker's faoe when he delivered thla
Ibute to the firmness of bla bumblo
lend of oilier daya, will alwaya be a
lvld memory with. me. ]
ThhPhiladelphia soup aoolotloa unBtentatlonaly
mitigate a vast deal of
ie palna of penary. So Bays (be North
Imcrican.
...
At Mlddlew.y, IVm VlrnInU, the
tlary of Poetmuter la ^lDcrcancU from
HO a year (o (130 from Int J?nn*ry,
Una, ABRAHAM XilIfOOLN la living to
Fiuukfort-on-lhe-Maln, anil the story
of ber Intended marriage la denied by
oorreepondent of the New York Time*,
who adda 8 'flba oocuplea a amall apart*
ment In the Immediate neighborhood
of the boardlng-sohool attended by ber
youngeat son. Tad. Ube Uvea In the
humblest style, doea not mingle In
aoelety, weara mourning np to tbe proeent
day, reoelvea no gentlemen vialtors,
baa never realded In the Urand
Dnohy of Baden, nor been at or near
the Baden Court, and la entirely unacquainted
with the count with whom
ber name haa been coupled.'
Dn. O. M. Bourrh, alxty-foar years
of age, a vegetarian, and for thirty-live
years a total abstinent from llquora,tobacco,
lea and oollee, started from Oily
Hall. In Han Francisco, at midnight on
the lDili lost-., and walked through to
Ban Jose, a dlatanoe of.flfty-flve miles,
aooompllablDg the taak In eighteen
houra and fifty minutes. He oonnted
the number ol Btepa and found It to be
101,708. <
A Lynchiiubo paper aaya that a
number of gentlemen In that olty are
about to renew the bualneaaof manufacturing
tobacco, enoouraged by the
ballet that under tho present administration
of the aovernuient tbe revenue
regulations will be rigidly and Impartially
enforced, and that therefore, there
Is aouie prospect of protit from the legitimate
operations ol tho bualneaa.
A New Discovery I!
PhalonJs
"V^rLIA;"
Salvivyonfor the Hair.
For Restoring toGfhvHair its
Original Co!ok
Piialon's "Vit^a" differs
Utterly from ajnhe "dyes,"
" colorrrs,"/ ! " restorers "
(?) in use. It acts on. a
totally different principle. It
is limpid\fragrant, and perfectly
innoctfcujs, precipitates
no muddy or flaStoJulent matter,
requires no shading up,
and communicates no\tain to
the skin or the line J. No
paper curtain is nectary to
conceal its turjji<t*appcarance,
for the simple reason that it L
not turbjjT It is, to all intents
and pu/ioses, anew discovery
in ToillbiChemistry.
EST Pli^a^s " Vitai.ia" is
warranted to a change
in the color of thclhur within
10 days after the firstVipplication,
the directions being
carefully observe^X
IT IS AS AS WATER!
and jf as no sediment.
Pricc, 6ne Dollar per Box,
CONflljNINC TWO Homes.
Sold by amsDruggists.
If your Druggi^ has not
" Vitalia " on hand? write, enclosing
$i.oo^(nd we will
forward it printed iitfely.
Ehalc^N & SqN,
517 Broadway, N.I>
Read! Read! Read!!
I'UKB OK I) YHl'HPttl A AND SCROFULA.
PAUKKMBUHO, April 19.
T. 11. LOQAM, Kki.?Dear Btr:-1 wrote to
fou no mo lime Rlnco for a bottle or Brent- .
linger'* Fluid Extract of Hanuiparllla and
Dandelion, and luu-a Hay that It haa acted
3pou me like a chann. I bave boen afllictxi
(or near two years with Dvapepala; twothlrdaof
tho tlino 1 vomited from oue to
Lhree tlmen a day. 1 bad glvon np tho Idea '
ir ever getting well, and Indeed my frlenda
Had glvou up ail bopea of my ever
letting well again. Added to thla, i Buffered
with tho Scrofula very muoh. ttlnoe lMt
feplambor ouo Hide of iny neck waa ono enLlreaore.
oomposed of nme eeveu running .
urea. The uao of one bottle baa much improved
mo. My Blomacli la relieved and my
nock hM improved beyond my moat -aantulno
expectation*. 1 feel muoh enoouraged,
md thlak by the use of ono or two bottle* <
nore, l Hhall be rolleved entirely. You will
plenao wnd me two bottlea by the boat.
YiM>ra,reapeotrally,
J. W. 110MKK.
fcO.mMJLJ L-LN.
icxthaouuinauy uukk or mkkcuU1AL
DlHfiAHK.
Dbau Dooroa:?You know what vumy
xmdlUon when I called upon you. Ivu i
mroH all over, literally oovored wlUi nasty
>lack Hcfttw, nud so pained la my Joints at
light, that eleepor rest vm utterly lmpoailulo.
My oousUtullon seemed entirely
jrokou down, and 1 was almost In deepafr
>&?Vor being cured, having tried many pliyiRlans,
and tuted numeroua preparations
>urportlng to be remedies, without tho
east algn or euooem. Hut 1 am now happy
o lay, thai after using ihoee Ave bottlee of
ronr Barroparilla aud Dandelion, and only
.wo boxes or the Pill*, 1 beoarae perfectly *
tailored, have retornod to my post ou tho
hmu, aud feel at this lime aa stout at ever i
lid lu my life. Please acoopt my thanks,
md bellove me ovoryoun.
BAUUKL MAYS.
Til DB. llBKMTLlKOBK,
Prepared at the Ohemloal Labratory of
BftENTLIN&ER ft DBRRY,
Ho. 151 Market Street,
WHBKLlNtt, W. VA?
And aold by all Drnggtota of the Oily and
nrroupdlug oountry. SSfij
Waltham Watches;
<
? . j
i4 Plate, 16> and 20 Sizes. ]
ri Tlltfi MANUFAUTUUB OK T11K8B
Hue WatcUofl tno Company havodevoul
all the Mlonoj and skill In the art at .
heir command, and oonQdently claim thai 7
or flnenea and beaniy, no leai than for the
creator exoallaoaaa of moohaD leal and tclntino
oorroctnaa of dealgu and execution,
heae Watches arc nnanrp?wd anywhere. 1
In thu country the manofactnre of thorn
lue grade of Watches la not even attempted
xcept at Waltham.
For aale by
wh. n.Hunaii*oo.,
.lOI IftlaltrMt, I
octfl-am WHBBLIWQ, W.VA.
Closing Out Sales.
IITK WILLOFFBRTHIB MORNINUTU
tv mak* mm tor ClirtotraM uooih ooui >!.
lugs lot or Bamnaua of
VIp&ou, Flannels and Dress floods.
wahaooaronrmiuraatockof j
?*noy Dmm Ooodf, Shawls ao.,
At New York ooat and less.
J, H KHODKH A CO. '
Furs at Cost.
A I.L OUR COMMON P1TRH *T (X)8T. A
fV folvilnd OolUr ?nil Mnir Mr tl 00.
tlMIH J. 8. ItllOUKH A CO.
grg gooflg.
SPECIE PAYMENT !
GOODS REDUCED.
-TOLESS
HAD SPICK PRICES.
FE,I2Sr07SI
norrimac ana mi ouinr riniicCiWB nuim
miaftcenta.
MUSLJ.N8.
Good yard whlo Muslin at 12K fconu.
FLANNELS,
Uood FIadqoIa from 86 to W oeiitn.
DRESS GOODS.
A lArgo And oomplAte aeleotlon of Drew
Uooda from 25 oouli to II.
CLOAKS.
OloUiB And ChlnohiliA UkMtkii At lcsi than
halt their oo*t.
SHAWLS.
.
A Iairo urartmont of Broche. Fatuity,
Ralubow, And other styles, from |1 to 990. BLANKETS.
lUaMKta from II751 to 16.
Furs, Furs, Furs,
At flrwt ooflt, to dam oat a terje Uno of Pino
Mink and Real Kltch; also Ublldraiv*
different kinds, having left a row old
style largo Vlctorlnes, wblcb 1
will noil for lea than
tiolf their oosi.
CAKPETS.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Hogs at oost. Good
Oarpota at 2Bo, SOo, 45o, to Beit at II.
CLOTHS, &c.
Olotbs, daaHliueroj, Jeans, Hosiers, Motions,
/ ClloveH, Men's and Women'*
Undorweor, Ao? An.
AT
Nos. 31 and 33 Main Street,
CENTRE WHEELING, W. VA.
JOHN ROEMER.
deoll
FURS! FURS!!;
CHEAPEST :FDRS HI THE CITY!
A Good Set ot Real Mink Furs For
Usly $20 and (25. i
i
A. Fine Set of Fitoh for $20, .
AMD ? 1
A Tory Good Sot of Fura From
8400 to $6 00.
BlULDRIiN'S FURS,
i.AniR<?> j.'im nnons.'1 I
GHNTLBMliN'S FOB COLLARS,
LADIES' A CHILDREN'S SHAWLS,
CLOAKINO CLOTHS,
ARABS. AND
WATERPROOFS.
BOULVARD AND I
KALMOItAL HKIUTS.
DRESS GOODS. I
n HanilrtoraeLIneor PlAtn and Kanoy Urcw
Uooda, which axe offered hi
VJSRY LOW PRICEH.
flood Past Colored Calico 1
at 12 l-2c.
Plaid Flannel For 25o Pur Yard.
t
Kino Cleveland Burred Flannel*.
Hoavy Frwport Barred Klannelw.
UuMlmere Joaun aud Tweoda fur Alan ami
Wear.
LtdlON' and Child rem Wool and Morlno ,
tfowo, Oloven, IJnuu and Lace Handker- .
dileto. J
Boys' Book Glove*, Woolen (Jlovea and
klltlona
If auto Merino Dmwere and Undonhlrt*. ^
FLOOU AND TABLE OIL OLOTlf,
Window Blind* and Fixtures.
PUK1IKHT4 ARD6-PLT O.LKPICTOtlAtN '
1M Tine CITY. AJ.WAVK ON HAND.
for ftoeap Oooda Mil Qo#4 Itarmlna
? to
HENRY ROEMER'S, ,
fo. M, Hmilh KM4 (tar. llata * BliMlo 1
WIMU,
OKNTRIi) WHSKLMQ.
nov!5
New Fall Goodsl '
K OOMPLBTB A9S0RTMKNTI
1
J
A LL OOODH BOLD AB OHBAP AB AH Y 1
t\ House In tbo inty.
Blllu. Poplin* ami Plaid Drew Gootkj '
Knb Cloaka, aiiawb, Small Sbatrlfl, Print*,
Weactaed aod Worn Moillne, Table iJnen,
Napkin*, Bed Hlauketa, all kIsmi. Hwiory.
J low, Ageut lor Ibe Maula'A Purl* KlJ
Jlovo, Uio immi Ulovo imported.
J i 11. BMITII'AS. i*1*5
No. 121 Main Htreot.
yttrium! Drtumg.
1869.
PALL AND WINTER.
JOHN H. STALLMAN,
MERCHANT
TAILOR,
AND DKALKH IN
GENTLEMEN'S
Famishing Goods,
Ho. 88, Monroft SlrWI,
WnUUNU,W..va,
TJ AVINO JD8T RETURNED FROMTHK
JlX Kant, would call Uie alleullou of bis
patron*, and the public generally, to kla
new and elegant stock of YaU and Winter
Uoodfcoomprlalag
FRKNCnA ENQLiSIl
CLOTHS, CASSHEfiES, VESTINGS,
SCOTCH COATINGS,
Domestic fassimeres, 4c.,
Which will bo MADIfi TO ORDKtt on tho
ibortost poodblo notice, and At
reahonaulu wuces,
Rna mtlafcctlon guaranteed.
AIjoa complete wnortraent'nr Faratohlng
iioods, conilflting of
BHIRT8, HOARFB,
Hi'HIICBY, DOLLARS,
HDHrKNDKBB, GLOVES.
OOVFS. UNDKKHillRTH,
HANl)k KKUHIKKti, TIES.
DBAWKR8, TRAVELING BAU3,
A a., Ac., Ac.
JOUR n. HTALLVifl.
BOpiP ;
1869. 1869.
FALL AND WINTER.
JOHN L. RIOE,
Merchant Tailor!
No* U8 Monroo Mtroot,
WIIKELINOi W. VA.,
STT70ULD RKHPKCTKO LL Y 1NV1TK
W the attention of hta ctwtomotH und the
ubllc Konorolly to hb Large and Oomplou
lock of
Fall and Winter Goods,
Constating of all kind* or Foreign nml 1H>>
lUtSlla
CLOTHN,
CANNIMKMKM,
vmiiujN,
ELTOBH,
RRAVRKN,
(lUIKOlllLUN,
*C.| A?, Ac.
The most oomplelo itocfc of
Gonta' Furnishing GoodB
In tho city, which will be sold elioap. Call
and examlno bofore purchasing.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER;
At tho hhortort possible nollco.
owl Iihto seen red llio aervloei of A. J. ,
A.UAMH, one or llio late Ann or A. M. !
Adams A Co., wbo will be pleased .to Bee his
old cnsUiruoni at thin house. ocl2(J ,
1869. FALL AND WINTER 1870,
CHAS. PFAFFENBACH,
Merchant Tailor!
No.7B Main Hired*
OKXTRE WIIKKUHO,
y^OUIO) CALL T11E ATTENTION OF j
miunnuii mib |>uwjiu Kiintuniiji K? um
large and Mock or Kail mid w In lor
J nods, numprlHlnn
Qlotba, Casglmerea, Vestlngs, Scutch
Coatings, 4o?
Which will he mndn to order on tlio nhorUMt
uotloo mid Ht the tho In wmh prices.
A too, H?omplolo BMorluioui or
Wert Fontisbinc Hi
Unuflirhig of
Hosiery, BhlrU, CufDi,
Jlovoti, I'ollurH, Hchiui, ]
Jmpondora, lira worn, TIok, i
tlaudkerchlofs, uudontbirw, ac.,4c. I
00 IS OH AH, FFAKIfKN H AUU. j
1868; FALL AND WINTER. 18(9. j
i'HOS. HUGHES,1
Merchant j
TAILOR!;
Ann di?uk in '
GENTLEMEN'S i
W i m r* 1 1
PTirnisning ttooasi;
i
VO. JW Oor. IMM? A Wit lor MrwU,
WHEELING, W. VA? ]
WOULD KKHFROTKOi.LY UALL I'll8 |
attention or hla patrons, anil tho puIh 1
louonurally to his extensive and cart/idly tctttrd
Block of
CLOTHS, CA88IMERE8, ;
I
.?AMD?
VESTIUGS, |
Now betas rooelvul, and to which ho |
daily adding from ttie I
I
eahtkiin mahkkt.
a mil lino or
I
UlIllTH, DKAWBKH, UHliMtrtUIKW, |
HOHIKUY, TUCS. NJAKKH, TOLIjA It*. ,
Ac, Ac., alwayN on hand.
i
An ologaut amorliiiout of
[i JgADY-il ADE BLOTniBB
Of oar own Manatnclure. mul intas
Kqtml to Eon tcril Work,
UauiUntly In Hock aud lot aula M
.VERY LOW FIGURES.
wrim TtioH. miamx.
0TT. HALL A CO..
Aoatrra roH
"PAIBBANJL'S ;
STANDARD SCALES
UBALBKH IK I
XI A. It U W A It 10
lyfrlf ?< ?>.. WHKKMWO. W.??
Gunpowder! Gunpowder!
IIAV1NQ TUK KXCLUH1VB AGKNOY
JPL In thin elty for the "Da Pont Powder i
Hills," 1 have alwuvs ou baud In masaalue
t iut^Guupjily nf all kind* of |*?wder rann- i
nfiiciored at Um above named mills, via:
Kino Powder In wholo, half aud quarter mo*
mile kouc HportliiR In camiiMtenq al*o
Bhuttlng and Mining Howder In motal ke*r,
Patent aud Water Proof Ha rely Puae for
Mauling. PorMtoat lowest market prloeo.
A liberal dlaoount will l*J glvnn to poraons
mlertng powder by the quantity.
Delivered free to steamboat* and cam.
jnart-ly M. KKiiiLY.
* Seines, Seines.
1AM t'llKI'AKKUTO KUItNIHll HtilNKH
unable formnnllNtrr?auivitflhort nntlro.
t!U AH, H. 1IKKIU.
Niw. M ami IV Water HI.
gUflUBi.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
For nil tlir? purposes of a Loxutivo
Moclicmo.
^ I'erhapMiioononiediJka
cine ^ *o iiui v?*i .'-ally
iy required by uvery*
SY hotly iiH uiatiiartic,
nor w.*w over any be%
funi ho universally
y *> / adopted Into iims in
\ A ' every country uikI
I /AWITP fcs / among nil chumex, :w
V o? ,#/ Uil* ihiM butenhieiit
V - _ PIIwaive ! ///. The
r" obvious reason h,
that ill*ammo relia
- hlo anil far more ellu'in.'il
reineily than auy other. Those who have
triiil it, know that it cured them: Umwo who have
not, know thai it run* theirnelslibor* autl IVIen.l*.
unit all know that what it does ouco it dm* al
way- - that it never mils through any faultor neprlectefiti?r<iiit|tofitiou?
We liaveUiotiMiuls upon
ihatij&nd* of ccrtiflcatea of their remarkable cure*
of the following complaint*, hut *uch euro* an*
Known in every nelxhliorhood, and wo need not
publish lhein. Adapted to all agon ami eomlltiouH
malldinifltc*; containing neither calomel norany
MflerioiimlriiL'. thev mav he taken Willi HOt'ely
I'V nnvlMHly. Their migar-eoalim; prmtcrvoH them
wt liCfh,amlmakes them plea aul to take, \*lnl??
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise lV???u
lltcir m?e in any quantity.
They operatu by their powerful influence <>u Hit*
internal viiircnt topurify the blood ami
it Info healthy action ? remove tho obstruction >
of tho stomach, bowels, liver, and other organ.- of
tho hcniy, restoring Uiclrirregularnetiou to health,
ami hy corrcrliii;:, wherever they exist, sut-li de
rangomeulrt a an- tin; Ur..t ori;:m of diiienne.
Miiuil'- liivcliomi are given lit the wrapper on .
tlii' !??v, for tin* following complaint#, whlcli these
i'UL- ra|iii|ly cure: ?
Kt>r lly?pi<iMlu or liiiliffMlloii. LUtlr<i??
I.u alitor ami I<un? of Aiiiirtilisthcv
should hi) taken moderately to stimulate th?* > twin
;n h, an.I restore it? healthy torn* ami action.
For I.Ivor Complaint ami iu v:*ri??MM >-yn?|?toniK,
Hilton* Mirk llrat!,
arlM',JuiiHiliri> oi-Wrwn HU'ltiim, Milton*
Colic ami lllliouM IV v ? ?-*. 11 icy rdiuiihl
be jmliciou.-ly Liken for eaeh ca^e, to correct the
diseased action or remove the obstruction* w Inch
C.II|S? il.
For D.VMtulcrjr or Hlarviiiea, hut one
mild dose i* generally ret|tiirtol.
For ItliomimtUut, *ont, Mravel. Palpiiuftou
of i!<i< IBcarf. l'aiii In die
*ldo, Efnrl* ami &oin?, thev should lm continuously
taken, hp required,to change the diseased
action of the oy?U?iil. Willi Hitch change tlio.- e
eeiiipkiinbi disappear.
For l>roin..r anil SlropMieal NHcllinu"
tln-y flhould In' taken in lair,e ami frequent dose#
to produce the effect, of a drastic purge.
For ftiiitpwudon a large iWe rhonlil be
taken n? it produce* tho deflred effect by sympathy.
Am ii J)linn r I'M. take ono or two I'llh to
promote digestion ami relievo |lu> stomach.
An occasional done stimulates the r'Lom.ielt ami
ImiwcI* Into healthy action, lestore* the appetite,
ami invigorates the system. Ilence it Is often advantageous
w licit* no serloun derangement exists.
One who feels tolerably well, often llmlfl that a
dose of these I'IIIm make* him feel decidedly Iwtter,
from their cleansing and renovating effect on
the digestive apparatus.
Dr.C'. AYJiJl?t CO., Vradical Chirm!*!*,
l.OWV.t.h. MASS., (T. N. A.
nii.mRii.nnrmspi'i'Ai.
IWTABIjIKMKJ) AH a BRPOtilC PIUlM
QUAUKJCUY.
TUK ON tit VLAVn WHRRH A OIJKN
"AN HV OBTAINS#,
fAllJOHNMOM hi* dleoovtred lUo nuwi
\j (Jerlabi, Hpeedy. and only Kifectual
Remedy lu the World for Woakifew <?f tbe
BAckor Llmbfl, Hlricturra, Affliction* of the
KUliioya and Bladder, Involuntary Dluchar808,
Impotoucy, Uoneral Debility, Norvoiihnew,
Dyspopela, languor, l.nw HplrJ!ii.CJoufusion
of IdwM, Palpitation or the Heart,
Timidity, Trembling,- Ulinue?of Bight, or
GMddluous, Dlwr.ro of the Head, Throat, None
or Bkln, Affection* of tbe Liver. Lungs
titomach or Bowelo-thoNe Terrible UlHunlem
arising from Solitary Habit* of Yontb-secrpt
aud military practice* mora fatal to llictr vlo
tlnwihau tlie none ofMyronn to tbo MnrlnorN
of Olyw**, blighting tlielr moat brllllunt
hope* or anticipation*, reudcrlug roamago
6u\, Impouslble.
VOUNU MUM
specially, wbo nave become tbo victim* 01
Solitary Vlco.tbnt dreadful and deNtruutlvo
habit which Riluuallyaweom to an untimely
grave UioiutaudA of Young Mun of Uio nu?t
nxocllont tuleulH and bilUlnut InUjlUct, who
might otburwlM havo entranced llnUmlu^
OoiiMtora wlUi tbotliundora or oloqnenou, or
wako.1 to ooiUicy the living Jyre, may call
Willi fall conlldonoo.
MAKK1AUU.
MtuTled Perrons, or Young Mou coulem
plating marriage, being aware of Phyalclal
Wouknem, Organic bcbiliiy, Doformltbw
ipeedUy onred. *
lie wbo placoo blntvsir under tbe carool
Dr. J. may rellgloualy confide lu bis honot
wacontleman.aud confidently rolv noon
bin ttkllt ah a physician.
OlttiAN 10 WKAKNKStf.
Immediately curod and full vigor restored.
ThlsdlstroaUng afluctlou, wblch rondeiM
life nilHernble and marriage lmpoaulblu, lu Uio
penalty paid by tlio victims of liupropur lululgenooa.
Yoang pcreonB are too apt to
Bommil oxiwm from not bolng aware of tbe
ireodful couJinqucnrGSthalmnyenNuo. Now
tvbolbat understands tbo antyoct will pretend
to deny tbal tbo power of procreation Is
lout Hoonur by those fulling luto improper
habith than by tbe prndontr Konldtw being
leprlvod of tliopleasuroof lioallby offliprliig.
Luo mail aeriou* auu ueuirucuve KynipuuiiH
jf botli Uxly mid mlud arlao. Tlio hvhIcui
Miauiiea duranvod, tbo i'bynlclal aiid Meutal
function* Woakuuwi, Lam of l*rucreatlvu
L*uw?r, Nervoua Irrllablllly, Dyapopabt, |?aiKtatlon
of the Heart. iiidlgciUon, Court Itloual
lability, nnd WaaUug of Uie Hnuu*
Uuugb, CoiwuuipUoji, Decoy Mid Detail.
DR. JOHNSON,
Member or the Royal College of Burgeon*
London, O nulu a to ofoiiouf Uie moat emi.
turn 1. College* In Uie United 8tatee,and tbo
uid elflewburoj ban effected koujo of tbe mota
Mtonlahlng caruM that were ever known,
many troubled wltb ringing la Uie head auil
Mrs wbon asleep, great nervouanuw, being
alarmed atindden HoiiudH.baKljfuUiatw, with
frequent blushing, attended aouieUiuoMwiUi
iernngomeul of mind, were cured Jaimeilalely.
XAJtK PAltTiUULAK NOTICE.
Dr. j. addramsaU tlioao who bavo injured
Ihemaelvea by improper indulgence and miliary
bablta, which rnln boiii body and mind,
unfitting thorn for oltbor bunlm<?, atudy. ho'
jloty or marrlago. '
Theao are some of tbe sad and melancholy
Mtota produood JiZ "ft*1*. habit* of youth,
vis: WaakneaaortheEackand LimbH.i'iUiiH
in tbe Head, Dim new of Hlgbt, LoaaorMo*.
ralar Power, PalnltaUon of tbo Heart. Dyspepsia,
Nervoua Irritability, Dorangemontor
[bo Digestive r unctlonn, tieuonU Debility
iymptomaor Consumption, Ac. y
Mentally.?Tbe fearfhl el&cbj on the
mind are much to bodreaded. Low of Mem.
KSrSKSKS
DUtruat, Love or Solitude, Timidity, Ac., are
lome of ibo evil* produoed. '
Thousands of pexaom of all aeoa can now
ludge wbat la tbe cauao of tbelr declining
Health, losing thalr vigor, becoming weak,
pale, nervoua and emaciated, having a aln>
nilar appearance about tbo eyoa,Oom:b. and
jymptoma of Couanmpuoa.
YOUNO MEN
Who have injured Ibemaelvea by a certain
practice. Indulged in when alone, a habii iMjuontly
learned from evil eompanlona, or at
Kliool, Uieofltect*of wbleb are nightly foil,
sven when aaloei), and, If not cnrcd. random
marriage imixwlblo, and destroys both mind
anil Iwa v. ul Kill 1.1 UTinlV Im tnrvlI >. ,..l..
What n pity that a young man, the hope of
rtto country, tho pride of hlf parent*, uliould
bo watched from all proapocla and enjoy*
tnonta of llfo by tho coueeqacnco of dovlaLine
fwm tho path of nature. and indulging
In u certain hocrot habit. Bnch poreouHmnxL,
boforo contemplating
MAIU&IAUK,
reflect that a mund mind and body are the
umjhI nooewary requisites U> promote oouu tibial
happlnew. tmlood, without tlithe the
lourooy through life boooineii a weary pil^rliiuigo;
tho ptiMpccl hourly darkens to the
view, tho mind boeomoft shadowed with ?lc?
mtir and tilled with the melancholy reflcc
lion tlial tho happiness or another bocoinat
blighted with our own.
DIUKAHBBOJr IMPHUMUUMfi.
When the misguide*! and Imprndent vntfc*
ry of plommro flndR that ho him Imbibed the
totals or Uiis painful disease It too ofteu bapiteuM
that an lll-tlmod sense of ahame or
iread of discovery deters him bom apply lug
La those, who Jrom education and n?pertabllity,
can alone tiefrlend- trim, delaying til)
tho constitutional symptoms or this horrf
Unease make their appearanoe, such an ulc<
rated Horo throat, d leased nose, iioctpmni
ttalUB In the houd and limbs, dimnemof slight
deHfnof*, nodfson the Bhlu-bonos ana arms,
Ulotclics on tuo head, flwo and extramlticN,
piognMHiig with frightful rapidity, Ull nt
Itml the palate Of ti?e month or the honiw Dftlie
none fidl Island tho victim of this
awful dlseasa twohnw a horrid ohlecti
commiseration, till death puts a period uita
ilreadful HuPerinc*. by sending htm to "that
Undiscovered Country rmm whence na
Iravellor retnrnn."
lttaaMKLANtMIOI.Y KAtrr that thounandM
fall victims to thin terribledisease, owing
to tho niifklllfahiMM of Iguoiaut providers,
who, In' the use of that DKADLY
POIHON, MKKCUltY, rnlu the constitution
HUU iu?ku uiu luniuiiu Ul iUC III UWrUDIQ.
DK. JOllHHTUH,
onto Mo. 7 Honlla Frmlfrlck NtrMi,
Left haml Ride coin p. from llalllMoroi?lre*t, w
(tow door* fiom tho corner, Kali not to o*
nervu the niune and number. *
No letter* recolvod tinli??p<*t paldani
DontHlnlnc aiUunp to t>? on the rci>iy,
t'er*nuM writing should tdate Utfo,andw<iiJ
Kirtlnu or edverUiiement dwrlhing hj iu|*
;hh.
The UocUir'fclJiriX-'M A hanjpi In hli office
UfJJUKttKltKM'i' OK HiK I'llhiW.
the many lltotwandi cured at thLi mtel?
llHhmeut within tho lust twonly years, ai d
the nninorouN Important unrglrau OpornUonH
Informed byI)r. Johnidon, wltniwwd l>y the
reporter* or 77ie (fun and ntnuy oilier pai hh
notiewior which have appeared again mid
HgHiu In-fore the public, bu>tidi? hlNnUtiullng
mm a gcuUoman or character and impeclublllty
la a raQiclent guarantee lo Uio'.afflicted
BKIM DIBKAUKU Hl'KKDlLY t'UKED.
raarl&-iy

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