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Lots for Sale

In South Wheeling or Ritchetorn.
MOS. 8, G,Ts,lS,l4, Is and 10, in square No.
The above lots are in the square below Mr.
Samuel Ott's-lic in block surrounded II nv:
streets and alleys. Four of them front on Tho
Also, lots Nos. 6 and lG. in square IS,
Nos. md S, in square 3d.
Nos. Is and 10, In square IA,
Nos. 3, and II, in square 49,
Nos. II and II, In square 80
NO. q, In square 45,
Nos. and TO- in square 40.
No. 3, and part of I, in square 10.
inc above property can be purchased NJ
private sole, until Tuesday, JuIy25. when t6 IN.
lots remaining unSOld will be offered at MI
lie sale Mt the Court House. az pun
Apply to THOS. O'BRIEN,
;,,.5 Real Estate Agent,
IuFLu Register Office
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@. w. JOHNSON 4 sON.

Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
HAVING AVAILED OURSELVES OF
IL all the improved facilities, we are better
prepared now than ever to fill NIL orders for
ness. Vnllies and Conductors made to order
steamboat work done in a substantial and
WOrklnnnltke manner. We nre now paving
particular attention to this branch OF the
trade, and can guarantee satisfaction in every
parucu!ar. To Wholesale Dealers we can
where. Our stock OF Ware is complete and
the assortment is full ut all times. We keen
asGocK s. OF the lateSt and most approved pat
times. q. w. JOHNSON & son,
No. l70 Market Square,
JySo MHEELING. ". VA.
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BLAcKBERRIEs.-Th blackberry sea-
son has fairly commenced and quite n
brisk trade is being done. Several hum
dred buckets wer6 brought to the city
yesterday by the different steamboats,
plying between this port and the neigh
boring towns. These buckets hold be-
tween two and three gallons. The pres
ent price for the contents of aSbucket is
ono dollar.
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PROFESSOR Loomis, the principal of
the Wheeling Female College, has ar
rived in the city, which he will now
mike his permanent place of residence.
Persons desiring to consult him as to
arrangements for the fall term will, for
the present, find him at the Mcclure
House.
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CLOSED OUT.-The second sale of go
vernment horses in this city was closed
yesterday During the several days it
wasin operation about nine hundred
animals were sold. Those sold yester-
day were the best that had yet been
offered, and the, prices ranged from
thirty to one hundred and twenty dol
lars. There We're some very good sedi-
tOral horses sold yesterday. They had
long pretty ears and nice smooth slim
tails. They were sold in pairs. and rs
we have heavy income tax to pay
shortly, we did not care about purchas-
ing more than one, which the pairing
arrangement made impossible. We
have gained some experience, however,
in the horse business. We find the
knowing ones look in the horses
mouth to ascertain if he is subject to
toothache. They also pull his tail to
see III is genuine article or water
fall affixed by the use of Spaulding's
glue.
PHEASANT HILL SEMINARY.-The fol-
lowing named young ladies composed
the graduating class at Pleasant Hill
Female Seminary, West NIiddletown,
Washington Co., Pa, this year:
Texa n. Arndt, Wheeling, w. Va,
Sarah ]. Bell, West Middletown, Pa;
Esther II. Brownlee, Washington Co.,
| Pa; Lizzie McBurney, JackstOwn, o.;
Mary E. Chapman, New Cumberland,
w. Va; H. Mary Gillespie, Pittsburgh,
Pa; Ella S. Grafton, New Cumberland,
w. Va; Amy X. Hallowell, Wheeling,
w. Va; 81. Abbie Hnrter, Ionia, Mich;
Sarah ]. Hnmar, Cookstown, Pa; Annie
Logan L; LsWreneev iE Pa; Phebe Nam
chester, Washington Co., Pa; Mamie
J. Mills, Braddock's Fields, Pa; Mary
NJ. Ralston, Allegheny City, Pa; Title
a. Russian, Allegheny City, Pa; Ida II.
Schell, Somerset, Pa, and Kate II,
Scott, Brooke Co., w. Va.
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CRoPs.-The wheat crop in this Vi
cinity has been generally harvested
and from the reports of the farmers. we
are satisfied that while there will
DO an abundance, yet the yield is
a poor one, and the quality much in
ferior to the crop of last year. OF
grass there is large yield, but it has
been injured slightly by the heavy
rains, which foil during tho hay hnr-
vest. The prospect for corn, oats and
potatoes never was better, and promi-
ses an unusual yield ofsuperior quality,
Providence has smiled upon the land
and blessed our people with IN abund-
ance of all things necessary to our COM
fort and prosperity.
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MEDIcAL.-We call attention to the
announcement of the Medical depart
ment of the University of New York, in
our advertising columns. We notice
among the eminent names of its profess
sors those of Profs. Draper and Paine.
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COURT OF APPEALs.-The July term
of the Supreme Court of Appeals for
the State of West Virginia, commences
to-day at the Courthouse. This is the
second and last session this wear,
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0n9ntelliqeneer
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY IL.
MARKEr.-The market at the Second

MARKEF.-The market at the Second
Ward Market House yesterday morn
ing was the best OF. the season, the sup
ply of all needfnl articles being much
greater than for several weeks past;
neither was there such crushing jam
of purchasers. We hope this is the
beginning ola more satisfactory, state
of affairs, and that it will be no longer
necessary for a man to set up all night
to be in time for the morning market.
The supply of vegetables yesterday was
remarkably good, and the quality first
rate. Prices still continue high, but
the prospect is good for a change for
the better In this particular. Farmers
and residents ofthe city would both be
greatly benefited if the former would
more generally attend market, in pref
erence to selling their produce to a
class of dealers who reap all the profits,
and compel our citizens to pay extray-
agant prices. We feel confident that
farmers will find it to their interests to
attend in person and sell their products
direct to the consumers. The follow
ing was the prevailing rates yesterday
morning for the leading articles of fam
lily marketing:-
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Valuable Property for Sale,
IN AND NEAR
Sardis, Monroe Co., Ohio.

pEING dcsirous of changing my business
- otier for sale my valuable property Situat.
Ell i'll ana near the town OF SarIliS COMPRISING
q farm near SartliS and one mile from the
Ohio river, containing one hundred and eiyh-
ty acres, ninety acres Of which are cleared and
choice fruit trees.
4 farm near Sartlls, one and one quarter
miles from the Ohio river, containing l2Oacrcs
iifty acres of which are cleared, with young
orchard now bearing, containing four hun5
dred trees, of apple, peach, plum and cherry
Also, my large BRICK (stenm) FLOUR
ING MILL. at Sarlis, containing two run
OF four feet hur1s; engine, II inch cylinder,
Mil Is situated in the midst OF n fine grain
growing region and now enIoyfnr n fine Dn-
tronage., 1t is completely provided with Ill
modern improvements, and is in fine running
order.
In this property, a rare opportunity is of
fered to an enterprisIng man.
Also, three comfortable dwelling houses in
one of which l now reside.
Two store houses, in one of which am at
EDWIN HoRNBRooK,
Justin" Sn1dls, Monroe Co., Ohio.
Public Sale OF Valuable building Lois
on Main Street.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED FROM
~; ~ A,n,nIpden zane and others to Samuel
Ohio county, West Va, in deed book No 25
page 49,, and ola deed from tile said Churchill'
Hampden Zane and wife TO me, recorded in
said office, in deed book No. IS, page I5I. and
ut the request OF Emeiy A., wife Of the Said
Halnpden, and of NInry, daughter of the said
Hampden, will sell at public auction, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF ] ULY, CONNER:
cling said sale ut 10 o'clock, a. NJ, eight par-
GELS of ground, each - feet on NIain street by
1873 in depth, being part of what is USUALLY
known as the Reserve, lying between Niafil
and Market, and Union and Monroe streets.
and bounded on the south by the line Of the
three story brick building now owed by I1hoS
HornbrOOlI. The deeds 10 the purchasers viii
be executed by myself, HamPden Zane and
vile, and Mary Zane, and the title is cOnsid-
cred unqueStiOnnble.
Terms of Sn1e.-The purchaser may, Mt
his option, pay the whole purchase money in
cash, or one-third in hand, and the balance
three years, with interest on lien.
te23-tyl5 u. II. ARMSTRONG. Tr1nstnn
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STEAMER J. G. BLAcKFoRD.-This
steamer, which was in the hands of the
.. s. Marshal, was released on Tues
day, the difficulty between the owners
having been arranged among them
selves. She left on Tuesday for Park
ersburg.
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WE know of an article that has con-
quered it's way to fame through its SUI
perior qualities alone. That article is
the "EIrcelsior Baking Pomde,." 1t has
no equal in the market. Sold by deal
ers generally. See that each package
bears the address of T. H. Logan q Co.
and Logan, List & Co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggists. 1t
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
Capital, 900.
~ nrRHf.rIn1,S.
D1RECroRs:

DIRECTORS:
T. II. Logan, T. P. ShnIlcross, Geo. X. Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John Zoecl<ler, Saml. McClel-
Ian, G. w. FmnZheim, Jas. n. Vance, Alex.
Lnughlin.
THIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
organized, are prepared to take risks at
fair rates on buildings of all kinds, merchant
disc, manufacturing establishments, ftirni-
ture, steamboats, and cHrgOes on the western
rivers and lakes, and also on the lives of per-
sons for a term OF years. This Company Of
terS superior inducements to farmers, where
by they can be insured for three years, ut re-
duced rates. This being home institution,
composed of some ninety-four stockholders,
most OfwhOm are among our best business
men, recommends itself to the favorable con.
sideration of the insuring public, and solicltS
their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
Office, No. Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co,
MACARTHUR, Secretary,
SANI'I4 MCCLELLAN, President,
GEO. MESDEI, Vice President.
y. C. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
Office, No. Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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MEATS, ETC.

S1E@AAoI EsACs
BEEF.-Choice steaks Isc per Ii.
Roast and steak l5c per ID.
Boiling pieces 10c per n.
PoRK.-l5c per ID; Sausage zoe per ID.
LARD.-25c per ID.
A1UTTON.-Hind quarter l8c per fb,
Fore quarter l5c per tb.
LAMB.-15 to zoe per ID.
BUTTER.-25c per II; Honey soc per ID.
EGos.-2Oc per dOz.; Chickens 6Ocp pr.
OATs.-55c per bus. Corn zoe per bus.
Corn MEAL.-25c per peck.
DRIED APPLEs.-5Oc per peck.
FRUIT.
APrLEs.-scarce, inferior quality 9Oc
per peck.
CHERRIEs.-2Oc per quart.
GooSEnERRIES.-Scp per quart.
RED CURRANTs.-l21Ic per quart.
BLACK CURRANTs.-1Oc per quart.
LAuToN BLACKBERRIES.-2Oc per at.
COMMON DO.-$l per bucket lOc per qt.
VEGETABLES.
PoTAToEs.-very fine, soc per peck.
ToMATOEs.-SlOOto 81 co perpk.
BE!ANs.-40c; Peas 4Oc per peck.
BEErS, Radishes and Onions, sc per
bunch.
RHUBARB-Three punches Toe,
CACLIFLowER.-lOc; Cabbage &C per
head.
CUcuMDERs.-s1 90 per doz.
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MONT ATrAcK.-On Tuesday night
Mr.. David Wagner, resident of West
Wheeling, was assaulted by three men.
ana very severely cut in the thigh bv a
knife in the hands of one of the assail-
ants. Mr.. Wagner had came over 10
tho city on horseback and hitched his
horse in the alley running between the
Melodeon building and Mr.. A. Turner
* Co.'S. store. About 8 O'Clock, having
nn'shed his business, he returned for
ms horse, when the attack was made.
resulting as above stated.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR 1.-THE SECRET
"A Service, the Field, the Dungeon and the
E:scape," by ALBERT d. RICHARDSON, "NeW
York Tribune" Correspondent.
me most interesting and exciting book ev-
er published, embracing Mr.. Richardson nm
Paralleled experience for four years: tTnyclinp
through the South in the secret service OF the
tribune" at the outbreak of the war, with
our armies ana fleets, both Enst and West,
during the first two years of the Rebellion: his
thrilling capture; his confinement for N
months in seven different rebel prisons: his
escape and almost miraculous Journey by
night OF nearly 400 miles. 1t will abound in
SURFING events, and contain more of the fact
incident and romance OF the war, than anY
other work yet published, '''-'
Teachcfs, Ladies', energetic young men. and
especially returned and disabled Officprs; and
soldiers in want of profitable employment
VIII md It peculiarly adapted to their condill
ton. we have agents clearing $50 per month
which we Will prove to any doubling appii.
cant. send for circulars. Address
JONES, BROS. & CO.
n. p. corner Sixth ana Minor streets
Ic<S.LHluoME Philadelphia, Pa,
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FOR SALE.
OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY.
situated on the line of the National Rootl'
iour miles east of the city OF Wheeling. sail
property consists OF my residence, confninint
eleNen rooms and an attic finished. bnfi
rooms ICONS ana all modern Improvements: nISo
Iourteen acres of ground attached, on which
1IS convenient out-houseS, including brick
SUI ice and spring house, chicIIery and
TS. apple trees of choice kinds; Pear, Peach
a o5u ma ana S1inGe trees all bearing. There
res, BlacSberTies, Strawberries, and other
SI ,iI fruits The grounds are finely laid ont
berry. 80 " ''1i iFuD-
~, 1 VIII also sell my Household Furniture IN
any one desiring to purchase all together.
price, terms ofpHyment, &C., can leave tI1eIp
M ne NJ ~ the Gas Company's Olcc, or visit
fcb22-tf JACOp TJouN,pooo,-
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U. S. SANITARY COMMISSION Army
AND NAVY CLAIM AGENCY IN THIS
CrTX.-By referring to our advertising
columns the reader will sec that James
Gilchrist, Esq, well known to our peo-
pie as man skilled in all that belongs
to accounts, making out papers, and
settling up intricate matters, has been
appointed by the U. S. Sanitary Com
mission MS their Army and Navy Claim
Agent in this city. Through him the
Sanitary Commission propose to trans
act all claim business for soldiers or
sailors free of any charges whatever.
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nlaAsNFanfey 80

FIRE, MERINE& FINLAND INSURANCE
CtANiBE OBTAINED UPON THE MOST
\ reasonable terms in any Of the following
Companies, representing in the aggregate 4
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS OVER A
S0,6OO,OOO. F-
HOME INSURANCE co. OFNEW YORK.
Cash Capital, NIL paid 100000 90
g Assets LIST january, lSG5...,..... lGS7, COL 80
Net assets exceeding those of any other
Company doing Fire business in the United
States.
UNDERRRTEERis AGENcK NJ YORK.
The GermanIa Fire ms. Co.. Cash Capital
The Republic :. $500 100000
One Foley Of Insurance is issued by the four
Companies. =
SECURITY ms co. OFNEW YORK:
Cash Capital, all paid ,OOO, 600 90
!" Assets lst February, lS65....:... $3.50 .
si,5l8,s5O q
Three-fourths of the nett profits declared to
policy holders, annually.
CONITNENI.ALLN ms. co. OFNEU YORK.
Cash Capital, NIL paid 600 90
Assets January l, lSG5............... S63,S5S 50
$, 868,s58 50
Seventy-five per cent of the nett profits de-
clared to policy holders annually, without in
Policies will be issued in any of the above
reliable Companies on application to
w. F.IPETERSON, Agent.
Bank. IS mar2l-ly
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New Millinery establishment

S1Ok a AIoNTH!-AGENTs wANTFD
S51 dSS,J sYerywhere, to introduce the i'm
proven Shdt0 & Clark SO Eunilu Se1Ci1J M
eHtne, the only low priced machine N fTs
TyIQiltIy which is hcsIised by Grover & Baker
" nSe5er q wilson, Howe, Singer Co. and
IeS IMAM forty dollars each, are fnin0e1ientS
tto me seller and user are liable to me C,1ISi
Salary and expenses ar ISTyTa
commission, allowed. IlluStratei cJrc1i Iss
sentyree: Address SHAW & CI.1RSIKSt'
Inay0-Smd&we BiddeforTl. Maine
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TranspnttatinM.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
EXPRESS TRAIN.

Leaye- Returning, leave
Wheeling at. 100 A. M. Baltimore at. S4OP p. NJ.
BenwOod ......ll:2O Z" WASH J'tn.lO:C7 "
Moundsville. 1900 9" AIartinsburl. 3:iS A. NJ.
Grafton ........ sos p. Northumberland 7:lG ti
Oakland e. ..... 500 "a Oakland l0:4O
Cumberland .ll:lO f." lCrnftOn -. l:i6P. NJ.
MartlnSbulE. S:l3 A. N. MOundsyille.. G:lS
WuSE, j tn.... S:l4 - IBenwOOd 49,. GAO IS
Arrive at Arrive Mt
Baltllnore...... $40 lWheeling...... $40 ("
MAIL TRAIN. 's
Leave Returning leave
Wheeling at 0:5O p. NJ Baltimore at. 300 AN.
Benwootf... .1O:SO /" WASH In'tn $50 "a
MOundsville.1 l:Ol Martinsburg 300 p NJ
Grnfton..... $40 a. N. Cumberland 7:l5 tt
Oakland. ....... B:2S Oakland lO:l3 IS
Cumberland. 0;36P. NJ. Grafton ..... LILO "
MHrtinSburg. 1913 J" AIoundsviiie. 600 A. NJ
Wash. Jn'tn... 6:2l +" Benwood 6:2O "a
Arrive at Arrive at
Baltimore. 6:45 Wheeling..... $50 +"
w. II. SMITH, Master of Transportation,
]. b. FORD,
nov5 General Agent, Wheeling.
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DIR. IOHSGTOE

Member Of the Royal College Of SIM.
nent Colleges in the United States, s,ss
greater part of whose life has been ~
the hospitals of London, Paris, Phlsl.Si !
and elsewhere, has effected some Of ibsS1
astonishing cures that were ever Er-i
many troubled with ringing in the hes5 :
cans when asleep, great nervousness i
alarmed ut sudden sounds, bashfulnesS +
frequent blushing, attended sOmetimaS :
arrangement Of mind, were cured Inn
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MARRIAGE

I'M; Married Persons, or Young Men con.
n rg orqanie' 9 9e6i1t aware Of phycaI s
cured. 4'1ieh ElEs
He who places himself under,
J., may religiously conflde In bis tsate q
gentleman, and confidently raI ri, il ,,Ls
skill as physician. Az! upCa
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that n sound mind and body aI 8
most necessary requisites to promote cz.
bal happiness. Indeed, without thes, :
Journey through life becomes n WEAR .
grImnge: the prospect hourly darkens u 3
view; the mind becomes Swallowed with =
plir and filled with the melancholy nj
ton TINT the happiness Of another becEs
blighted with our own,
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Especially, who have become ,ba,,.
S5ontary Vice, that dreadful and 5Elctc
haOlt which annually SweepS IN q y GestlOs
grave thousands of Young Men ~ az a I'M
e HS,1iSf talents and brilliant inSersl.e
Senates with the thunders ~ ftt ~ ItSesl
walked 70 ecstacy the living I'M Gens
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MeaifaI.
BAIHIMORE LOCK HOSPTII
pFEsTARLIsHED AZ
FROM qUACKER1Y.haeE Frsl
2HEoNLYPLAcE RHERRA nm,
BE OBTA LNFD eRECs
hR. JOHNSTON HASn1snn,...-

NR. JOHNSTON HASDTsCo,,r
- most Certain, Speedy and M, FRED n
Ven ET&gISSGy IN the world for all PFivS,. E
Ss io5s o. INC inc Back and Limb IS sI -
untary Discharges, ImToi ar e ,ht'lLa2Sddel. H.
olllty, NERVOUSNESS, DypensiS Senehl 4
spirits, Confusion Of Ideas. PaIIIfaath quo, b
Hear, I1midity, TrembIInr. M atloO d
or GlddtneSss, Disease Of lie lines q s.
{ NoSe or Skin, Affections Of fbsTTsal, ns,
stomach or BOwelS-tLose fe,,l liver u,
arising rom tho Solitary Hsbi,s i :, d |!
~ 3Sa;I and solitary PRACTICES ~
the Mariners of ULYSSES. bIIgIISi,Oi SyItsJ
Drllllnnt hopes or anicipSiiSnss AeiI !
marriage, &c, impossible. Ienl@
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Oil OH the Brain.

y correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial,
writing from Parkersburg, Va, gives the follow
ing description of the all oil-prevailing mania in
that locality
If you want to be Bored, come to this region.
Here's the place where you bore and get bored
It's nothing but oil from morning till night-oil
on paper-boiled oil-people talk, write, sleep
and snore oil. Ask Il man how far it is to
CharlestOwn
'Twenty-six miles from Slabsides's oil spring -
What time does the steamer leave for Wheel
ing?'
Just as soon as Slocum's oil is loaded
What was the fight about yesterday? p
ON
Jenkins married an oil well yesterday-or
just as good-married Miss Snifkins, whose father
struck lie q few days ago
Snifkins hadn't time to go to his wife's funeral
last Tuesday-his lie would run over
Preachers preach about oil being poured upon
the troubled waters, and say this is the very spot
where the oil for that occasion comes from.
| slept on four barrels of oil last night-every
hotel full. The entire country looks greasy, peo-
pie have oily tongues, and your Oil -factory nerves
are strongly impressed with the terrible stencil
Everybody has territory for sale, and there are
plenty Of fools and their money who anticipate
the realization of the Baron Munchausen stories
that are afioat.
Every sharper has a map Of the region. and
can tell a stranger exactly where the incest spot
is-he has been there, knows the place, but is
short of funds-has no personal interest in the
matter, not he indeed. But in mere matter Of
friendship advises you TO buy there and then do
what he is doing-bore and oil must came.
Men seem crazy victims are plenty. Seeking
10 become suddenly rich many II tolcrably we'll
tO-dO, but over-sanguine individual goes his pile
and loses all he has and sneaks off; a few strike
lie and become milliOnaires, but not one in q
hundred but get their fingers terribly burned.