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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13
Sets for the

The woodville Stories, by Oliver Optic.
The Tip Top Story Books.
The Vacation Story Books.
MaTystt's juvenile Library.
The Rosy Diamond Story Books.
Oliver Optics Library.
Play and Study series, &C., &c.
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LOtdi'""."... 4
MIrSTEREn ONT EnRnEs

Grand
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FOR SALE.

TOR~ sALE.-House and Lot on north side OF
F 81. Cisar-st., between seneca and Untario-sis.
Lot IS feet front by l65 ieet in depth, 10 au alley. For
odieS Of Gardner, Burt a 20. SAM S. GARDNER.
cleveland, Der. ", SEQ 9ecl3.zlt
nlANO FOR SALE-ALMUsT NEW.-In-
L quire at the hnsssil forest 0ity house. dl2 20
EOR sALE.-A> light open Buggy, Eastern
stable, Acadeny Lane. eee2.zLl
NOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-A Lot % feet
Il front ON Union street, near Superior, suitable ioI
residence or business; Apply 10 il IN
GERS0LL, al Super1orSt- decL.ED
NOR SALE,-A good iGrm Of 90 acres in Pen
I held township, LOfain %, o., ~ acres Of wooo
land, balance under good cultiFatlon; House, Barn
Sheds, 2 Orchards. For terms inquire at the Law
Office cfJ. ii. HARDY, q superiOr-st, Cleveland,
Ohio. aece-z.a
EOR SALE-AT a BARGAIN.-Horss, Buggy
Can on or address &. ". CLARK, Ig Superior St
FOR SALE.-HUuse aud Lot No. 81 Peari-st.
4 House IN excellent repair, containing . rooms
with Gas and Water all complete. Inquire On Tie
premises. dec+;5,s
NOR sALE.-Just received and for sals twoSur-
II lace Plain rs. Also for sale ali the running parts
Tor a Muley Saw Mil. Also a shlngie Machine for
cutting Shingles. ANDREW Parker, l46 seneea
street. deez.la
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-Inguire
II at No. 20 koekwell-st noNZg.5a.
HOR sALE.-Grisi and saw hill, Water Power,
- AA t aim WIN mum &N=H - INN Jun
~. mo &. JENNINGs. Atgaler Bniidlng. n2l:sh6
EOR sALE-OiI Refinery. in complete or
Z der, capacity seyenty-hye barrels oil Per day
lso, one twenty barrel AgitatOr. Inquire OF b
H0CSTON a CO., ia Supelor-st- n~oyZl-9hs
TOR sALE.-one hundred and sixty acres Of
e Wild Land, well located in Missouri, viii be sold
chcap for cash or exc hanged for city property. Ii
tie perfect. Address q. T., Leatler ofhee. noylS.21-
Onnn II. II. LLOYD'S-Maps and Charts AT
OOOO wholesale. Address Room 4 American
Buildingr Cleveland, Ohio. noEI;Za.
HATAWBA GRAPES.-The fpest lot Of Ca
" TAwBA GRAPES ever put up in the State. We
nave them by the box or 100 boxes, fresh and in tip
top order, from the vineyards Of J. A ball and J.
HcCrOskey- Of COliamer, ~ lis Ontario street--
SANBORNS CO. novs-26S
COOKING GLASS; can furnish Pier ana |
IL Mantle Glasses on short notice 10 the advantage
Of the purchaser, both in price and pattern. --latest
ktYles shown by photograph. Also Crystal Glass LOT /
flores KID dwellings. Address through Postomce or /
call al my ofics, corner Rockwell and Erie.
noyS:z5s IL: 5ONho-
AALE-OIL-A hne lot u Petroleum Burn
L ing Oh, st the Factory VI WI. GUILD, OF Cen
NNQu ganl6s n -
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13

A HISTORY Oh IhE Wan,
STHE 1MERICAN CONFLICT ."-Thi work VIII
be completed at the earliest dag en- which an hg'neul
- hisrorT Of the war can be prepared, and VIII COLI
I'm a amount Of important, accurate micrnAu9h
from rebel sources beyond anything attenpts9 "
ofber writers. Its great superiority IL eFergWneIe
r--senized. even By Ihe authors most decided p0iitf-
a opponents. Thousands OF PurChaseIs q " hu,
nzide - unreliable and worthless, ana secured tii=
work, which is rapidly superseding an olhsrs. SAu
fion -Various INSCRIPTIONS attempts have been
11sd- 10 coufound with Mr.. Greeleys history vastly
inirrior prUductions, by advertising them Is histories
~ Inc = American Condict, " and by copying our de-
S~criptions Of tins elaborate work, which beeoHie 40,
eurd and ridiculous when appiiea 70 tnat eplehslei5
Dcomplets In one volume, &C Address ID. LA5E
CT Publishers. IA superior street Clefeiah17
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UANTED.-Local and Travelling Agentst to take
w orders for and sell newly patented articles OF
Si-SeiaHa, %. -
moo PER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MOO 20 SSH Lloyds Battle History oil the Rebel
Ton. IN onevol, sssgtisglsg bound. and Handsomely
n.iee $40 aud $500. Also fine ste4 Engrayings,
eoiored and plain MaIs, Charts, Card Pictures, &C.
1ddress b. :. GkEEN, roOlm No.. 4, American
BGilding, Cleveland, Ohio. aeelZ:2sa
"ANTFD-AEents to sell the Celebrated ''Alad-
w din" no chimney Lamp Burner. Giyesa cheap
nd srieDdid ht-dO not smoke nor blow out ~
~ n the omen air. Great inducement offered
Irsnts selling from ! too dozen per day. over SO
@dSS IN tbis Mace Exclusive territory given. En-
- IN = csnts fOr sample and full ~nformatio Ad-
Sr-~s Z p II. CAPROA a CO. General western
Agents, Box 4OS spTingheld, OHIO. noHsl;z2s
A CENTS WANTED.-To sell the history Of the
a SeVenfh Ohio REGIMENT. Liberal terms given 70
-aents. W. n. a WI POBTEk, booksellers and
General Agents, warren, ~. n0zz3@
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Inn sALEsMEN WANTED roe TuF

1OO NEW INVENTION.-Profrssor LOring's.
kutomaton Penman. or Writing Machine. the most
wonderful apparatus ever invented, for the immedi-
ATE acquisition Of perfect Penmanslip. New begin.
ners, after two weeks practice with this machine,
equal the most expert and finished Penman, by the
old method To BoOk-keepers IL is invaluable. a. by
It's use stiffness and numbness Of the fingers, caused
by holding the pen. Is obviated. Sent 10 any part Of
the country by mail, free OF charge, on receipt offbe
price. So Address Prof. LOring. Box No. 22f2
EleNnlanl- or annlE in nareon At kis allca- aacln.a-I
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WAMTED--AcENTs

NOR AALE-OIL-A hne lot Of Petroleum Bur
ing Oh, st the Factory VI WI GUILD, On Gel
raj Way. sep26: b.
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WANTEp--HELP

U~TANTED.-A number Of active, energetic, an
w reliable Statesmen. Tx. sTETLEk, lj6 Su-
---f-- - darrap-n
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Business of COnEress-MarmOny and
Good FeeIing-SufTrage Question in
the District OF COIumbia-OhIo Del
egattOn and the Prestsent-RebeIs
and ICOPperheads- Disappointed
Amendment TO the Constitution
Hon. John H. Bingham.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13

WANTED TO RENT.-A- convenient House.
w with from six 20 eight rooms, by a good paying
tenant. One on the line Of the street railway prefer
red. Address, for one week, Lock Box 35f, Clrre-
land Postoffoe. dec7:270
"ANTED.-Apy person having a New Found
w land Pup, or 3 pup Of any other good breed Of
Watch Dog, can hearof a purchaser by addressing
Postofice Box $50, Cleveland, D.. deceit
DROPELLER WANTED.-To purchase by
the undersigned, for essh, a Propeller q from
$50 to go tons burden. Address, with particulars,
REED a HINCkLEH, sheboygan, sheb. county,
WISCONSIN. nov2t.z6
UTANTED.-To rent a small House Of ah0utsi1
w rooms, within ten minutes walk Of the Weddell
Honse. Address v. Leader office. n~ovls-270
HtAsT OFF CLOTHING WANTEDIlns
~ received a large order from the South Tor ladies
and gHnts' cast-On wearing apparel also carpets,
bedding, &c. lam willing TO pay a high price, b3
calling on or BY note sent u poet to MES. HANNA,
No. fO Pittsburgh street, Cleveland, o.. novl3-21C
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nor SALE.-Just received and for sale two sur
Il lace planners. Also for sale 1.-THE running parts
tor a Muiey Saw Mill. Also a Shingie Machine FOR
cutting Shingles. ANDREW PARKER, I46 seneea
street decy.zsS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain pt.e
tice INDUCED ip when alone, "A habit irequonlh
learned from evil companions, ar NJ school the
effects of which are nightly felt. even when
asleep and If not cured render marriage impo,.
sble and destroys both mind and body should
apply Immediately
What pity that young man the hope vi hls
country, the darling Of his parents should be
snatChcd from all prospects and enjoyment, Of
lfe by the consequence of deyilting fron the
path OF nature aud INDUCING la certain secret
habit Such persons Mol before contemplating
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MANHOOD
Nd THE VIGOR OF YOUTHR.E

n STORED IN four weeks by Dr. Ric ord's
ESS' ENCE OF LIFE. DIR. Ricord (of Paris }
alto wears of earnest solicitation, has at length
acc sded to the urgent request of the ) merican
pr bile and appointed an Agent In New York,
. ence of Life This wonderful agent will restore
Manhood to the most shattered cong titutions, in
four weeks; and, if used according to printed in.
. structions failure is impossible This life.re.
storing remedy should be taeen by all about to
marry, as its effects are permanent. Success in
| every case, is certain.
Dr.. Records Essence ST Life is sold in cases,
with full instructions for use, ut g, or -four
quantities in one for g. and will be sent to any
part, carefully packed. on receipt Of remittance
| to his accredited agent Circular sent free on
receipt of four stamps PHILIP ROLAND,
4i7 Broome ST., one door west of Broadway,
New York. '.. janI2d1y
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New York Marksa,.
By Telegraph

by Ielegraphl
NEW YoRK. March "a.
COTTON-Aeavy and decidedly 'ower at 500
$50 for middling, ...
FLOUR-Dull, unsettled and l5eaoc lower on
common grades; good grades nearly upsaleable;
s9s5dlO FOR extra State 30 35alO55 for extra
r h. o., and $40 6Odll 00 for trade brands;
market closing heavy.
WHlSKY-Heavy aud lower ut " 2o9a 81 for
western.
WHEAT-Dull heavy aud 5Sl0s lower; Am.
bsr MILWAUKEE,, u 50 and Amber Michigan at
u 90
RYE-Dull aud heavy at 81 1901 w.
CORN-Quiet and 5carcaly so firm; new vel
low al 81 sea- 81 and old western yellow at
si14
OATS-Duu and Sa4e lower, at o. fol West.
ern.
COFFEE-Quiet. .s.t
P0RK-Decidedly lower, s2s $3.50 3I4 for
new mess closing at go IS for cash; s27 IS a
u Is for 1864 mess cash aud regular way, clos
ing at SGT 50 for cash. $50 25026 so for prime,
aud S2s q 30 for prime mes. Also 4. 300 bhls how
mess fol April, Mayand June sellers and buy
ers' option, at S3063l So
BEEF-Heavy at si40Il 20 for plain mess;
sl6 5O92O on for extra mesa
BEEF HAMSIDuu.
BACON-null and lower.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
wheeling Wholesale lIarhss. sar

Wheeling wholesale makkee.saT &
TUESDAY EVENING. March 81, 1866.
FL Our sf'ir aha prices emistsl0
WHEAT-In demand at sR ls99sa GsTozIa.
OATS-Active at Spc. uSF
CORN-Firm and ~ ready request at sIooci
SUGARS-Dul and little doing; Porto Rico %
923c.; Choice Yellow 26c.: Crushed Powdered 3oo,
oG MoL sHsssI SKEW orieans n sooias Aaa
sYRUPS-Nsw York 81 lOal IS: Baltimore
COFFEE-Duil; sman sales at 4sa4sc.- -
OTLS-Firm at 81 10 tor Lard: ss for Carbon,
SALTTOhio River b 80 Table IS
BUTTER-Dull at 2o02Sc. ,.is .4sIIEg
PoTATOEs-Not much doing: prices range
1PPLEs-Dull at q 1S4oa KRToL
EGGs-Not much doing at 1601sc
CHEESE-Steady at 22c.
6 aAF.ss az sSs i iSs. supply d6InIU1
SEEDS-CloverS SIS 50; Timothy s6 So Flaxseed
ae FFEp at fair i ssd at ssso peArtsu 4
BROOMS-Cemmon 81 1904 so; Fancy IS 250
500 IN & ..DA
TQBACCO.-Dnk los rs 1886; Spun Roll
gJ995c; Bright sl9l %, Common Twist 40. ,
SOAI.Cincinnati German TIC; Wheeling do
lie; Family soap l4c
CAEDLES-A tould 2ses q 70 TFJsr MDO'
GLASs--G0od demand Market firm; 8 by III
80 T. IS 20; No. 2. Is 40; q by II to 10 By IL No
l. 80 To- No. 2, s. -; by Is to 10 by Ia No. ],
50 So No. =, 81 10.
LEATHER-Sole 43646c per h.; Oak sole
i5e pei ID : upper S5J664per doz.; calf skins %
per Ii harness leather 4a65Oe per ID.
WHISKY-Steady;s common ~ IS: ~ Rye
s300Q6O 90
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Especially, who have become the Victims q, O.,
itarv Vide, that dreadful and des,ructvs ~ %
which annually sweeps 10 an mtmely avn Ou
thousands of yenng men of the most exi ri ,.s
ents and brilliant intellect who might Other.
have ENHANCED listening Senatss with The tlnsS
ders of eloquence or woke 20 ecstacy the HT;n.
Tyre maV call with full confidence,
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Grocery ma Pfo~i.iou ,,nianrse,. !

TUESDAY ByENpsa March 49, 1895 d
FLOUR &c per 10, at sllail IS per Dbl for
best brands; 3sgiJC gisA o..
CHICKENS-l2ic per ID OF 3Oa 4oc apiece, !,
yURKEYS-2O per ID orsf 5o62 so apiece.
GEESE-G0d 81 90 apiece or l5c per 10. .s...
CABBAGEB5fs per head - : OF rs >
BEETS-4GfB3D per peck. t''' '' l--.
DRIED APP6ES-i0c per quart ''.s..
DRIED PEACHES-30c per quart. y '"'~.'
CRANBERRIES-l5c per quart. w
0NIONS-S3 20 per bus. or Doc per peck.
WALNUTS-30040 per peck.
SHELLBARKS-75cp per peck.
WOOL-Quet ut 90c, PIP DtgIJ 81 .
COFFEE-5OQ55 per Id.
SUGAR-Brewn 2593o, Crushed
f TEAs@G 30; s. 4ossse ~ q o0os' '''
CHEESE-25o3O per IL. lacks 6O62 co.
SOAP-l5d25 perlb.
CANDLES--Tallew ), $3.50.
RICEmlsa26 per lb ~ SeeF ~
P0TATOES-2nIe N -..
hppprI4!Es-:.55s36 per r pesk ~N
'-.4NY -l0 per Quart
MOLASSES-Sorghum 81 81; Cuba 81 10 Bal
more syrup 81 6o per cal.
VINEGAR--20040 peg gal
CORN MEAL-4O per peck or 81 80 mar bnsb
BUCKWHEAT FLO frs Der lib.
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Philosophy of Marriage.
UHE PROPRIETORs OF THE

i NEW YORK Museum Of Anatomy have
determined regardless of expense, to issue free,
(for the bSueft OF suffering humanity, and sup
preston d quaekery) four of their most inter.
esttng and instructive Lectures ON Marriage
and Its disqualifoations, Nervous and Physical
Debility Premature decline of Manhood Indf,
geskion, Weakness or Depression, Impotensy,
Loss OF Energy and Manly Power; the great So
oial Evil. and those maladies which result from
youthful follies, excuses of maturity, or igno-
rance of Physiology and laws of Nature,
snd Zee Tss have been the
be Forwarded free, on receipt of foHr stamns h,
addressing SEGRETARf, New Fork - nseam 3
Anatomy and Medicine, 6ls BrcaauN ny
iant2-dfy. = -lta fest - '''N' - ~
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by Telegraph
Sass. 81 NEW YORK, March q.
MONEY-Active at I per cent
STERLING-Firma at 81 goal %; for frst class
bills .r.s
GOLD-Lower. but very irregular and unset
tied; opening ut Il So, declining 20 u ST. advan
cling to 81 59s; aud closing at 81 SIT, -
GOVERNMENTS OCKS-Heavy aud deci,
dedly lower. syttrE F..r 'TN III,
r. r. STOCKS-Heatv; Z. P, 5asc; p Fl.
". g. C., S2f.
STOCKS-Steady IS, 81 coupons at 81 or s,'s
coupons at Il az id-iecoupons at 95sc.
LATER
,kvening eVehange-Gold closed tonight at
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22

From thu New York Evening Expressl
Our te,egRaphic dispatches received to-day
from the Oil Regions inform us OF the striking
of 900 barra flowing Well on Cherry Rum
near the FIRST NATIONAL PETRoLEUM
.OOStPAEY'S PROPERTY. Cherry Run Stocks
VI III be in demaus tomorrow.
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CHARLES sIERKE

- FANCY DYER AND SCOURER, Sout6
Street, near the B. &: o r. r. Depot, Wheeling
WA All kinds Of Shawls, Ribbons. and eys,
~ description Of Silks and Wooden Goods oTe,
cuted on shsrt notice and On reasonable terms
:. tms Is ths FIRST and best Steam Dying Estab.
ASAuo"e l" .no w estcCn states. Sep2n
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BY tIis route Freghts of all descriptions can
he forwarded to AID from philadelphia, New
York Boston, OF Baltimore, TO and from any
point on the Rail Roads Of ONO Kentucky. In
diana. Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri 6y
Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also con
meets at Pittsburg with Steamers, by which,
Goods can DO forwarded to any port on the ONO
MuskinEum, Kentucky, Tennessee, CumOerland'
Illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri Kan.
sas and Red IsfeTs, and at Cleveland, SandusKy
and Chicago.with Steamers to all Ports Oh the
North. Western Lakes
Merchants and shippers entrustlng the Trans
nortation of their Freight to this Company can
RELY with confidence on its speedy transit.
1UE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
in the West By the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road are at All times as favorable as are charged
by other Rail Road Companies
LIZ Be particular to mark packages via
Pennsylvania Central K X"
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions
apply TO or address either OF the following Agents
D. A. STEWART Freight Agent, Pittsburg
CLARKE e. CO.. Transfer Agents Pittsburg
Ii. w BROWN & Co, Cincinnati, Ohio
re. MELDRUM g. CO, Madison, Ind.
j. E. MOORE Louisville Ky.
". " ALTMAN, Evansville, Ind.
R.F. SASS St Louis, Mo-
CLARKE g. CO., Chicago, III.
J. H. MCCOLM, Portsmouth. q.
I'M LOVE, MaysvilIe, Ky.
HALL g. CO, Marietta, o.
y. A1RES, Muskingum River.
w H g. E. L. LANGLEY, Galhp0hs, o.
H PIERCE d CO, GAINESVILLE, o.
= q. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
R c. hELDRUM, General Travelling Agent
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j. & G. BAYHA.

RREAR, CRACNER IND CAkE
II BAKERY, Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hall, few Dogs above Monroe
Street, keep constantly Gu hand a full assert,
ment of the above articles
% Their wagon runs constantly To all narts
etc. nS
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AMEs s. WHEAT iiYIT = ii HENRr c, fIEsHEH
WHEAT q FLESHER,
SAMUEL p WHEELER,

iAIPENSIONS, Soldiers Claims, and Certified
Accounts An Officers, Soldiers, or Seamen dis
abled in the service of the Uaited States are en-
titled to Pensions for life; and in case of their
death, the widow, orphan children, mother or
sister of any such officer, soldier or seaman, is
entitled to a pension, and also the bounty of one
hundred dollars, and all back pay due My fee
for pension Is collected, and NO CHARGE in
case of failure. Al y ..fIg
Certified accounts collected on the most reas-
enable terms. ..-..--Irs5
Office, No. $50 Fourth Street, near the Court
House, Wheeling Va; - sep2o
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WYKES AND BROWNS
THOMAS TURTON,
JOSEPH TOLIVAR,
} ETALL DEALER HATS ANW,

IL CAPS No. Washington Hall. Wheeling
Va. Keeps constantly on hand :; full anG
complete assortment OF everything III his line
which will be sold oil at the lowest market rates
sep20 90. t...5..
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The First National Petroleum. 40.

Rank, among the first class Companie- and is
Justly said to be the most successful OF any yet
organized Its reputation has now become S"
tboroug hly established that no more need be
said on THAT point
There tve greater inducements and'-better
opportunities to make moaeg on these "'octs
than aay Others IN erytencr, Thile al me
same time iteg ms Goot PROPERTY for dn3
and an pc,s o.s 10 hoid
.#.-..-.su, .ss
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5E,o,n ,be New York World.

lFroIu the New York World.
THE FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEU M
COMPANY is frst.class organization, whose
officers are of the highest standing and we cheer
fuiy rtUommend il to al parties DESTROYS OF pur.
chasing reliable stocks. The General Superin!;;
tendent j. q pioneer In the Oil business ana well
known ,,s a most efficient manager. nsr
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cFroul the New York Herald

News has been received and abundantiy con
firmed from several sources of the striking OF a
new 900 barrr i We'll Oh Cherry Run, above the
Reed Well few rods from the property OF me
FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM YUMA
NY
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3D. Rope store.
r. j. BERRY e. co

NJ 4NgRACTURERs AMI DEar.
NJ ERS in MANILA ROPE, HEb SASH
o eSa ' Tar Blocks cGSs and rSg HS
ing lRope fitted up, and SPY cine dome At fSe
shortest notice. Ss. - W. ter Street near the
Femoer'oh Hs'ase, Whes Ting, W. Va. scp2O
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r. z. ZINN,
SIMON KEIM,

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
J. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES
Brandies, WHISTLES, &c, elO Market StreeS,
Wheeling Va. "
would invite the special attention of City and
country dealers and the public generally. 10
CAL and examine my stock before purchasing
eseWnere. sepSD
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Light......---- iS! al3i Medium .I3s Q l3i
The receipts of Beef cattle were very light
this week, the freshets having interrupted the
transportation and Skspt back more than half
the cattle. The scarcity OF cattle at Albany ere.
ated quite panic there, and when teiesrsphSd
10 our market. caused a corresponding FEELING
here. Extreme prices were demanded, but buy.
srs refused to pay more than a &c advance. :
Hogs active. and rs receipts were light prices
were higher.
The rseeiptsof Cattle for this week and last
week were as follows -'' =,
LAST WEEK. 49,. THIS WEIR
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s. F. FAIRS.

MARBLE WORKER & 'sCULP.
~ TTa mS sa N Work STRAIT Of at hssn
order on short notice Particul, IT attention Maid
to Portrait Sculpture and Des' .gning. sepa3
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SLEEPING CARS
on NIGHT TRAINS To
Dh;iuJeSuhin, New York ~ Baltimore.
FREIGHTS.

p,GCAGE CHECKED THROUGH AND
-. TRANSFERRED FREE
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SYMPTOMS.

= Asiagls sst,ls VIII last maatl-,o be used
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New York Cattle Market,

Nc" York Cattle Market.
BY Telegraph.
New YoRK, NJ.
The eulrnt prices for tue week 10 t'o 81
all yaris are Z Cattle at
BEEF v,-gU ~.
First quality 81 d2ilC>
Far To good losvASI Ommop. 49, $iisa 70
COWS AN inferior .---- l4dia
First quality. 500 ID CALVES.
Ordinary ass Common $50 81
oO@75 Inferior =. iOS5O
s,s. o>t:. NEALCAIvES. .r-- rs----
Ordinary. n. l&Gl5 Common. ..lliQIa
.-.-.- l2Gl3 Inferior .. l0a II
SHEEP AND LAMBS
Exfas p sl.a,s
Ordinary ................... EnS
VJerior, Observation-Disclosures. .SSa IL
SWINE; Heavy sjF--.
Ccrn.fsd, p 10 hai4s I StIl.fed. 49, lsaIss
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Reflect that a sound mind and body are tho mos,
necessary requisites TO promote coHnubiAl happi
ness Indeed without these the journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimage the prospect
hourly darkens to the view tho mind becomes
Swallowed with despair and illed with the mrln
chOly reflection that the happiness OF another BE-
con6s blighted with our own.
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LIVE STOCK.

II LIVE STOCK.
Drovers and Farmers viii find this the most
advantageous route for Live Stock. CapaciOus
Yards. Well watered and supplied with every
convenience. have been opened on this line and
tsconnections, and every attention is paid TO
filcir wants From Harrisburg where viii be
found every convenience Tor feeding and resting,
a choice Is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This viii also be
found the shortest, quickest and most direct
route for Stock to New York Via Allentown
and with fewer changes than any other.
EN0CH LEWIS
Superintendent, Altoona, (
- ]. l. H0UPT,
! . Gcnl Ticket Agent Phiisdelphia
Il q. HOUSrOG
-Gcul Freight Agent. Philadelphis
Janli -ny2f aaf' 30
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Married Persons, or young men contempla,i,,
marriage, being aware OF physical weakness o
ganic debility and deformities speedily cureh VI
He who places himself under the care of' n,
may reigiousalS eo !, I'm in his honor as gen
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