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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-12-20
Ciotls4 efths lcis aai Rssolutlo NJ pass.
Cd By tho General Assembly. Session
Of 1885,.

R,.alutisa csacersing the per diem and
miiesse Of the officers ssd members Of the
Legislature, sllsws the Speakers Of ,hs two
Hoses ten tsIlaIs per day. each m.mbe ,
.r, priscipsI and sssisssnt Clerks each ,sn
enrolling Clerks seven each, door keeper.
sash evss dsllsrs per day. aAt twenty
Aceais per sile 70 and I'M The capital. {.
Esssls.iou adopting The csnstitu usplI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10
TEE PEsTnKScE Tam LAm-wt

THE PESTnESCE TRAM LAID-We
read that when the delnge was foretold
many there were. who would not be-
lieve in the announcement, and delay
ed all preparations for the trouble un-
til It was too late. Inthe aCtion now OF
our people do we find a parallel 70 the
above. The pale horse rider has gal
Hoped his course over Europe. and we
now find him at our doors. Are we
prepared for him? We answer, most
emPhatically, no. In our highways
and in our by-ways, in our roads and
in our streets, in our lots and in our
yards, in our marta, in every place
where men and brutes congregate and
habItate, do we find deposits of pesti-
lence-begetting matter. Let a spark Of
cholera be tOuehed to this pestilence
train, and with mad fury our community
will be oVeFTun. It is useless, and worse,
than mHdness, for our citizens to
wait on one another to begin the good
work. Let every man appoint himself
"A sanitary committee, and proceed with
the work Of publication. Let It begin
like chHHty-at hOme-and then when
a man has set his own house In order,
let him look to his neighbOr, if he be
slow, and hurry him up. a few small
clean districts will not save us-the
work must be general and complete to
he effective. The pestilenee which
starts in n tenement house of impure
sanitary condition, will spread rapidly
10 the neighbOTfnE palace-eVen r. the
latter be ever SO cleanly. We do hope
that our citizens will move, and at once,
in this mutser. Some OF the cities,
New York, Chicago, st. Louis, Pitts
burgh, and others, have gone heartily
to work TO procure n proper sanitary
condition. and we trust we will
not be far behind them. As is
known to all, our city is now In most
awFully filthy condition, and II meas
uTes are not taken TO correct the evil,
we confidently anticipate, and we think
with reason, \ visit from that terrible
scOurge which is now already showing
its dread self in the Eastern cities. Wei
feel and speak about this matter as we
think becomes us-earnestly, and we
know we have the public good at heart
when we say, to one and all, at once
adopt for yourself and family rigid
practice of that virtue which is next TO
GOdliness-clennlines
The proclamation Of our Governor on
this subject has been, We may say, to-
tally disregnrded, and we nre sorry that
1t is so. If our mayor will follow the
example of the mayors of some of our
neighboring cities, and proceed mt once |
To effect remedies in this matter, we |
know much good can he done.
No time is to be lost. 7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10

MAX STRKosCH'a OPRRA.-Those of
our city readers who delight in opera
will have afforded them next week an
opportunity to GRITTY their desires in
that respect, such as seldom occurs. II
will be borne in mind that the above
named renowned managers troupe will
perform in our city on next Monday
and Tuesday evenings. From orr ex-
changes we take the following in regard
TO some Of the members Of Strakosch's
troupe, which numbers about forty
nrtistes:
The prima donna Signora Angelina
Ghioni is singer OF great natural
powers, her voice being a combination
o! singular sweetness and dramatic ex-
preston. She has n commanding up
Pearance and is in every way most
conscientious artistic.
Mile. Paulini Canissa, the prima
dOna legRieTH Of the troupe. charming
singer and good actress. Her MaFgue-
rite, in Faust, Is said TO be ulsuEpass-
Mile. Patti stralSosch, the contraIto,
Is also one ofthe bright particulars stars
OF the troupe. The New York Herald
says of her IN Trovatore: tIn the
Great GipseY Scene, in, the second act
M'lle. StrAkP9ch displayed so much
dramatic power, and 6anglwithso much
ardor, that she was fully equal to
Rachael. She has no superior in this
signors- Aiaceaserri and Er+ani. the
TenOrs of the troupe, are well known
in their profession. The former is the
only living tenor, beside TRmberlilS,
who can sing the famous 'sDOde Petto, d
&c from the chest-) Signor Errani, the
Il
pleasing singer.
Signor Nancusi, the Baritone, has a
mellow, rich and sympathetic voice, and
sings with an excellent method.
Signor Snsfni, the greet Basso Pro
fundo, Is too we'll known to need any
further comments. He is great artist
both ms an actor and a singer.
Herr Graf, the Basso BufTo OF the
Company is also good artist.
Finally SignoF Rosa, the Musical Di-
rector and Conductor, Is one of the best
now in this country. He has studied
music in Italy under some of the very
same masters whose works the COM
pRny perform.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10

A QuKER TRlo.-Yesterday afternoon
We saw a queer tho on our steamboat
landing. The lead member was a fat
hog, aPpsrently Of some two or three
summers. This 4vNs connected With
(by gingham string,) and followed by
n tine old gentleman, of evidently over
three score years and ten, whose sands
of life had nearly run. The rear was
brought up by an old lady, dressed in
antique style. whose distinguishing
trait was ike that Of Daniel in the lions
den-n blue cotton umbrella, Seem
iDgly in happy oblivion of all surround
ings the odd trio, in single file and to
measured tread, wendell their way to
one Of our packets, the hog leading the
way and de umbrella bringing up the
rear when last seen-with the old gem
tleman still sandwiched between.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10

AT A MEETING OF TILE CIGAR AND
ATobacco ManufactuTeEBoi fhe city and Vi
ctnify held tdiB day, . Commits 7iS
appointed 70 dfAf1o petition 20 the GdneTeS-
EionRl COMMITTEES now In Ga SOM and one 70
6e pEesenr % 20 Congrss3 BY our Representa-
SEoltant tax On soy GtgaIs and six twist to-
Themeeting dIOuEned to meet At O'Clock
on Saturday evening next when the petition
viii be Nubmitted b. the eoInutttse for the
approval Of the meeting II = expected that
every one interested IN Gl5e matter VII be
present. Those interested, In flIe surrounding
country, are earnestly requested 70 meet with
W. Batr a Bro, corner Of Union Street and
Market square II. MARSH, Chm,n.
wv. WISDER, SeGiy. noV4SG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10

MoKE LEcrUREs.-we have already
announced helecture OF Hon. Schuyler
Colfax, at Washington Hall, next
Wednesday evening. In addition to
the appearance OF that distinguished
gentleman, the Library Ass0ciatlbh are
able to annOunee a lecture from Hon.
Geo. Thompson, NJ. p. on Thursday
evening, December ith, and from ,Toh6
g. SAKE, on Thurday evening. JANUARY
9Th. Mr. Thompson will lecture on the
''Sigus OF the Times" and Mr., SAKE an
"Yankee LRnd.'' The Library Com
mittee are in cOFrespOndonee with sew
ernl other distinguished gentleman
whose services they hope TO secure ID
some period during the winter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10

Thousands Of persons OF all ages can now
health. losing their vigar. ber0Tnit1e ITeai
Llle, nervous and emacifted. having a Singh!
leE q ppf1IHnee about the eyes, cough ard
symptoms
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10

BUSTED UP. Yesterday aE-
ternoon fractions horse, attached 70
an antiquated old wagon containing a
woman and boy, ran of ont the pike
and dashed madly into the toll-gate-
knocking the vehicle pretty much to
pieces, and barking some OF the white
wash of OF 'he building. Fortunately
no one was injured.s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10

The many thousands ,,i,i -
ton year amer year ana fS3s ~ LIS
Fl TGIS,,Ss Operations PERFORMED nv
~. SaSS Witnessed by the Ferorfsr- n
HsSS oi winch have appeared agnfn S119{
Ss the public, besides his SfandInS
", = sumcient guarantee to the mi iefsie
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CuRFH
49,. 80 10 letters received unIes IA -,
PsrSo1s to be used on tie .FsfS
ton az 49, ND state age and sand i5ofs
1stba JOI1N N. JOHNSTjN1sSf 81 n q
SaS NE "a tmore Lock Hospital ~ timOss 4
-eoto-ly 3l5l-7 b MaTyiand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10

NRw FIRSl.-Messrs. Blond d Bach
man hAve opened a new wholesale and
retail shoe house at No. lO7 Main street,
corner of SPrigg House alley, where the
class boot and shoe emporium, in full
supply. Both members of the new firm
are well known here as energetic, thor
Ough-goiug business men. Drop inaud
examine their large and Varied stock,
and secure bargains Oct 1s71m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10

RETURNING VETERANS. The
steamboat allegheny Belle passed upfor
Pittsburgh on Wednesday night, hay
eminent cannon from the South. We
suppose they are being taken to the
Allegheny Arsenal, at which place we
hope they will remnin for want of use.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10

4Y.Aa =
celebrated Pills were INST dfScoVe rsiI M ny
i.9!!SQ NCo, OF Paris during which time theS
pave p We been extensively and Epccessfniy nseS
IN noSt OF the public tnStitut lions ~ yyaII ~
In private practice OF biJth mem vel IL -
unparalleled success 1nreYeFy case ana Il a
only at thef sEEgent lrequeSt Of the thon +
= induced TO make the PMS pIi1iiS TO- I II
1eyiatlon Of those suffering nom any iIg,1,-
ltlIs Is Wen as to prevent an in
1T "-.s-e -ls'et' - "lil not permit
a! oNEP1LLg4s "A Dose.
Females peculiarly situated, or tl1ose s,,r,.
Pix fhfie si ION ega5pst
they invite MISCARRIAGE amer SIISIci LEI
I1ii't, M me assumes no responsj
any mischief to health otharvTiss as n sI,I
ara recnufmhndeda8a - 10y - ~ gus
SMoST MVALuARLE -fsTafSr,htIt,
i9or Al AZ those lletins complaints
Z ~ tl n III ~ 45s..-
st5tEt1g OolCn F1fna Rilsk M fSBssI'
E1slst lleel ee Siat S,,sSas Z Ps, ~
1spltdttoN Of lie HeGt. and n AZ
complaints, paFtlcnIaFiy, tTst s
m ~, ana ihel ~
The LeueOFrhOeR. or wR,,..
Al ne same time, thsre e notEt- 4. 4,
IL ttllHt can DO Injury 10 lff ~ i5S5iti 80
~ ~ oe sItetly JoIlOtpe fSiISI yl -,
- - - etsA ttee y etsie fe1Fe6eJlkeCL
ONE BOX IS SUFFICTENT
10000 BoxeS have iSeef1 S,S5ii 81 t;,,.,.
Two Years. MN
~ 5Aoeeaid B0nes senf blf Ts,,,. -
Is ~. ~ an PATS or f,s 10y
yShffI1 e!sA have been, feinFT ~ u
i've been known since ms 8 s.ooSe pills
n : rReN ElIE Worm "
ing StSlI..i{ - oi5sstEuetfons q ResfoS.
49, rs ~ and iifif ~
most dllS 81 te te elieeis q stss
Price 81 ". ,. s,'ss.iss r. $50
s,S,o 9 KRAFT Eco M 81 -.
* AZ e i9s " ssaeFal
Esfl. s Il rs sold at Re,SIi. ~,
I som. nm! M g. 6iiS SEtifso ~.
Ladies, ~ tS9si;;s !. stcIERING.
above AGENT IA ~ rs To- either of the
q amy nat az f5a M iidii,
46s,paS, a s II n * Z = ~ n
- 1-shzole aEcrE New YoFir!lt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10

soLD.-The household effects of the
estate of the late Judge Fry were dis
posed of at public sale Yesterday Mt the
residence OF j. E. Wilson, Esq. We
understand that the articles brought
very fair prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10

OYSTERS OYSTERS! oTsTERs I-Fresh
oysters received daily by express, and
for sale by the cAse. can or half can, at
Speidel & Inderrieden's, 81 Main street.
3 ot.2i-ln
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10

RIVER NEwB.-The river was falling
yesterday, with about eight feet ofwater
in the channel.
The NaV State LEFT for St. Louis, with
q fair trip.
The q d. Fry, a Pittsburgh built
cotton boat, passed down for the 'supny
South" This Is the first one of these
boats that has Ieft our waters since be
fore the war, hoStilities having rendered
1t unsafe for the trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10

STEIN Bros, cor. Main and Monroe
streets, have just received one of the
largest stocks of Ready Made Clothing,
Piece Goods, Trimmings and Gents
Furnishing Goods, ever brought to this
market. They call the attention of
persons visiting our city, COUNTRY
MERCHANTS particularly, TO examine
their stock, as they are determined to
sell below Eastern prices. oc9-lm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10

PRolIPT oPFIcRRs.-within q day or
two past Mr.. Josephus Clarke, Sheriff
Of Wetzel county, and Levi Leonard,
Sheriff of Upshur county, have each
paid In to the ofiice of the Auditor Of
due and payable from their respective
counties on the 18th of December next,
thus anticipating the time more than
. month. Business energy and prompt
ness OF this sort e mostly of all COM
u1endatfye
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10
BUSINESS NOTICES

OYSTERS ARE N SEASON AoA1S, and
there is joy in many household in com
sequence. The joy is not complete,
however, until the fragrant tureen is
Jockey Cub Sauce. It Is used at all the
best hotels and eating houses, East and
West. For sale by I. 81. Logan & Co.
and Logan, List & Co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggists, Wheeling.
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For Sale.

A VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY rs
and Is feet of q third lot, upon which there Is
one good two story brick EellinR house with
rooms and every convenience aboutit One
store room q feet 'front.' and 60 ieet daep@
Warehouse. same size, will be sold cheap.
ocsisim Real F !; t5sEEJ gSs,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10
EAST 'VigiTiEIR.Ify(s chURCM.

A meeting q IN tnoss fiIendly 70 the Greg
"A ton o. t1ssAEs z. Church IN lEiast " lleel=
ing, wiz be held ut the Rough. and Ready
of the COMMITTEES appointed 10 make nat eati-
mates Of the cost OF the building, dc, a gems
eEAl attendnnSe OF al tfsends Of the move
JAMES BODILY,
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Oats o. pfiia1s,n,,,.-, II

late Of Philadelphia h.lss.l
WHo HAS LOCATED aEIISfs.4 4 = !, I ,e,
EIYTsTSS n at No.75 TILED tS Ell
~. u Proposes to cure Ssts ~
enne IN nS 70 three days without
SnS1 3{4Isg or hintlrnnce TO 5usiness. ~
81 4 PtlilEs IN tfdtn one to fiys
nal S,Sd u q iLonl one TO three Weeft
We r., Emissions STONED in SToT1
iSss5Ss ~ SKIN diseases mi . n ctitor
bSfaile4i . private nature treated Win mn
"a a ~ lIelaS, NemalRiai DiSbStis, iE,,,.
~ ~, II nj the Bl5I 1Ii1
NJ We W. hl9neyi and Liver -
a Ss Selebrated Exfracf az EfJraSr,}
source. y tUsared nom mo- other
u, !, . q 9UE FOR LADfEs
yon com pared ma s5ld ,;5Iy 5 4,
TO tfss it..titef 70 remove All otSffurff6nS
new f6,3S ~ fnod, INN TfiTIll
ptF. fSolfis ~ ~ to the systems pTieesf
fn0J, Tso'St ate cases of long Sf1nIIfrS-
ar ihsS vi lIicff Il four sf,IIIs
: IS1sHIt q Ii nElce S pen bottle }. = =
-. 1da4fted lad ~ Shouid fSS,f - II l. .
11eitSS Stll lot feaofs made known vIifii eseh
az. "a slle, certain and heaithy a -, 10
~ W conception Furnished ON am 49,
t steoq4 AZ 9 distance by II NJ ~ q
~ 1ge and occtp ton ON Ssfr-s y
walton. AtA-kea nom obser-
Addres Dr. YOUNG. IN x H.,
a. t, q 9ttlces PIN ffRIi 1000 49,
s . 81 - X 9l 4tllrdt near fS7iiSs J1SIIy.
e - y = m. ana m. to - M 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10

81 House and Lot for Sale.
HEONlS as LoTNo. 6s INTHE FIFTH
N Ward, south ofSecond, and east Of Main
street. with brick tement nearly new, cont
pied by MI. Rinship.l For terms apply 10
OcA lai= NJ sfs Estg J.Gs COOPER,
: l,.1. 800. ord. g. RHODES
pey, decd. 49, =
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For Sale.

ONE AMONG THE BEST BUSINESS
" stands in the eity-a three story brick
House, . feet front and68 feet deep win b
s9 Ia On Easy terms T. llRIW!IlN.L Z
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WINE OF TAR.
WINE OF TAR.
WINE OF TAR.

VINE OF TAR eontdfhs an tie Ned
fedt UiTtue5 Of PINE TREE TAR.
TT Is UNNECESSARY 10 SPEAK or
I the curative properties Of Tar. The world
knows that u IL medical properties arc prom
eFly extracted and held in solution that fheTe
are few Il any remedies equal 70 e n citTiIi0
al Throat and Lang Disedlss.
It's great curative powers are bringing Il to
the attention OF phYAieIRns and they fiflf no
remedial agent more valued when It's use &
uiIle a. Tar q nleaSunk to the tns4a' and
adapted 10 both children and adults =
As a ToNIo giving new Nigor and Iifa to tho
system, Il Is preferable 10 the many aFitteFsii
which crowd the mas set and have q tendency
TO increase intempdEanep, II -
WINE OF TAX eures CONSUMPTION
Coughs Colds, SpEe Throat and Breast BTons
chitiF, Asthma, DlptheTiA, GERPel Dinliefes
and diseases OF the Kidney aud 8iaddef and
other complaints
Sold byi fTill1tsts and GFooeTA throughout
the United sf0tos At only 81 % q bottle
PTRnATed only hy.
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Moving Machines in F,nge;lapil1i
Tin Conner and Sheet IF6l Wan aFjB

IIAvIH9iIlScFEAsEDlfY saty1T.FFry.5
~ tistuf the man f1efuFH Of the above 0FfI-4
eleg lam prepared 70 M On orders PROMPTLY.
ana g eheaP Qri ehe9F.eE than can be had At
PATTERNS df STOVES both Wood and CsoSiI
no VIZ warrant every Stove. I ana E1EeiiIfs
60 g DO an kinds Of Job Work In Sheet iron
md 1iu. and m give such iOfS my pIIEoIiai
1S5 - Sporting and GutteFing Of an
fS .tIs .4.sS9Ss On hand. Copper md Bros
49, ana trlit q the 1 kind also
N ~ - Merchants end OtheI8 ViStfnf
siAs 81 N1 90 JgSll 70 give me d call. 2, s II
.ii5.i p =. eA,InlE1 Ell / y
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alledttal.
A CKRD 10 THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNco's
Golden Periodical Pills,
Mfdffa1
FOR FEMALES.

Infsa an in Correcting IrTeguIaritiez, Remoy-
81 from Whatever Cause, and
4 = N, ,ys sy,r,r,,,...,,,,. 1--we
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10

aPoLIcR CoURr.-Polics court yester-
day was in state Of suspended anima-
tion-notbing being done. It seems,
really, that the Observation-Disclosures
Of Judge GoOde are having the eject
desired by all Iaw-abiding eftizens-
that ofsquelching rowd yism and general
stcussedness." We like 10 depend reg
1Tarly on the police eonrt for an item,
but will forego that pleasure for the
sake of the good order of our borough.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10
9. ". JOHNSON q son, =

Manufactures of
Copper. Tin and Sheet Iron, Ware
EH WING AyAMED OURSELVES OF
LIZ an the improved facIliti we nra ieffisr
PREF lssd now than eyeI 70 mn an orfieFS f1Ys
any A9Ee lsof WqriEltn the above line OF busf-t
int.ss. NaIies and Conductors mnifS TO crfieft
ste9mtoat work done. In a. s1Esfafft All and
~ lsll5lll g manner. We are nov paSiff
s.llslE ntlon To this. branch 81 ths
- - SeAsollt. 10 sNEholeslle Dealers we en-
9tsE me that eannot be found else
Ille oSsoEtfnent = fnll OF an times, we Keen
sss9sl. 81 ne latest and most appgpYed ipaf-
~ y Sol4 eIlf. 4ood stoves ON hand II all
No. I79 Market Square. : "A
49,. =. -. WIIEEIINa ~. va
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vOUVr Wr

Who have injured themselves by a certain
pinctiee tnduleeil in when alone, q habit me-
q9eniIiy !eaTnet from evil companions or at
school, the effects OF which are nightly ieif
even Wnen asleen. and % not cured. renders
nlaI5Iln9e irnpnSsihle, and destroys both mind
ann lloCiy, Shnnld apply Immediately.
", w nat 9 pity that Young man, the hone Of
N ms eonntIy the darling ofllis parents, should
- S.lItItn I9 nom al prospects, and enjoy
tlng nom the path Of natune and indulginp
IN IN 2 certain secret habit. Such persons, MUST
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10

ToRAcco TAx.-The ''stogy cigar,
dealers OF our city, Impressed with the
belief that their comIuOdities are taxed
too much, arc moving in Tie matter OF
a petition to the authorities for rcdues
ton of the tax. One meeting has Az
ready been held on the subject, and
another Is appointed, All which a me-
mortal will be submitted. It anything
Is done In the matter On VIII require
work. and we feel certain that those In
our city who are interested will not let
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-10
The AtleneuIn foll, Said.

The Atheneum for Sale. :
INHE UNDERSIGNED WILL, SELL Al,
PnRIe auction on Saturday, the 18th day Of
clock, am, the six lots Of ground nIiflbeFtfi
~; " 10, u and -. in Baker q StoutS Subdis
Xlslop at the South East corner Of ATnrkefnId
Jonm stTeetS, Whereon IS erected that mmense
building wen known as the Wheeling Athe-
credit OF six, twelve, eiahteen and -fjvenfy-
ioLr months for the Tesidues In equal inStSi-
lnetits, payable with interest, and secured lDy
deed OF rust ON the preInfses , 800
~ BEVERLY II. EOFF.
"-f- 50 e 6. STOUT q q ~,
JOHN r. HOFRINH &
r 1tetGAStef CODY. rFNflS.f
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OLIVER CROOK q co.
ASK for Dr; T'Toetor's VINE or IA RI
ReWare Of CounierFelts.
Genuine have .wine OF TSE' blown on
1j EoE 3 s a, By 7: Z. Lean Co andsIosan.
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Vallable Property for Sale.

For Sale. iatl,7eii,
A PIECE OF LAND ON GLENS Rim.
"a two miles from 8IaTtinsVilleE Ono eort
tanning between 50 and So acres with a eood
mouse containing four rooms and d good eei.i
az. e new stable ana am OF 1afd with 90 tFeesl
bottom land. The coal FiRht fSalsn for Fale.,Tl
~. ~, ROBERT ROSE q
ocSs!2wt el,pNS y JOHN ". scHurTz
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IN THk CTf1.-Capt. Geo. W. Harri-
son, a. "a. MOI the post Of Cumber-
land, Is in the city on business connect
ed with his department a mt, e 4 s,s e
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FOR SALE! li5r ;j-,ss I,
"A GOOD BRICK HOUSE INtRITCHIE-
three bed chambers, together with a GOOD
WELL eistefn and stable. 4 good cellar uiider
the whole house. Terms easy, a I6FSlY to -
= = 4.i3l JOHN w. SClHJ7ITZ Z
oetar2Y or FRED. SCHULTZ. =.
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London. Grahuate nom one Of the most emil
nent COLLEGES in the United States, and the
greater Part of whose life has been spent IN
the hospitals of London, Paris. PhIIadelphIa
and elsewhere, has effected some of the most
astonishing cuFe9 that were ever known:
many troubled with ringing in the head and
ems when asleep, great nervousness being
alarmed atEqdden sonnds, bashfnlnes <, With
frequent hlushinR. attended sometimes with
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MARRIAGE

I J, E1s that sound mind and body are the
hIsi requisites TO promote connu-
tourney through life becomes a weary nil
= 1. ~ the p5nspect hourly Rrkens to the
E hsslr and nllel with the melancholy Tefiec-
HIN 5t , Ine napnineS OF another becomes
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FRO BONO PUBIICO. ;,
DIR YOUNG.
.0Privnto Diasns.a..a..

CURED ~ TN SHORTEST POSSIBLE TnE
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