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THE MOST COMPLETE. AUTHENTIC AID iNDh
PENDkNr PRESERVATION Or 4hE
MINING QUESTION
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TTNO DAIRYMEN.-A good grass FARM q
$50 acres with suitable Buidngs y miles from -
wax Depot and shout " miles iron New ork- YIN
LEASED for term Of wears Also 90 acres and dwelling ~
Joining above. {. II. OLIVER No. Beekmsn&
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Mem publications.
NgyIVES AND DAUGHTERS.
w BY MRS. OASKELL.

HARPER G. BROTHERS.
NEW-YORK,
Publish tits Days
WIVES AND DAJ GHTERS.
A NOVEL.
by MRS. GASHELL
Author Of Msry BurOn." CfsnI'rd" "sylSia' Lovers
"Consn Phis, &c, &c.
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS.
eyo. Cloth 81; Paper O. 30.
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TOUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.

NDT I KY sen TUN NhIDs -....,
Y The COUNTRY SEAT and FARM Of the late TfiOMao
RICHARDSON il for sale sud esry possession can De
ri ne pronerty 10 about 10 ui es from tire ry--an easy
div, Dw,lng commodi0us and couteins every modern
N, eni.uce; Lawns Gardens. frnits Gnpe sud ole.h,
,ou.e and all ombgding,; hardly equaed; quantity OF
,nd about IS scr-s Possession 4 an "sIy day fof
nrb.r psrticnlar. inquire Of T. {. RICHARD On NO. 10
KIo,du.y or UOMEll MORGAN. No. ii Ie't. 800
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Gouscs an0 farms Uaniso.

FACTORY WANTED.-A large Factory, q
l. sc. of Lore In New YORK City, with or wi houi -
Power. Possession of part Il not The whole. REQUIRES Z
med iat-ly address mo. c. KELLY, care GEO Aoo0
Co., No. 10 PARK Place.
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EOR SALE-A splendid FARM of 10 ac,..

i includ n, ~ acres hard wood. On the farm ia ~,
two story house large barns. and Other bu ding. Il.
which good odrr orchsd, consisting 500 an A.
chice,t varieties STANDARD and dwaf pear also l
orchard of grated apps In ni bearn. aud youns
chad ~ partial bearing.
Tn. farm keeps 81 head Of cattle and cuts annually 49,
100 tuns Of hay mostly Of the hrst quality.
On the farm Ia toe herd Of Adernry cattle; also m
breeds and native stock.
fail stock Of machines tools s,eamns appsrs,u, w,s
will be AZ the option OF the pu chaser OF the farm
The farm 10 ia Woods ock, Conn.,. within half nil a
church academy district scoo large Summer bo rdueho,~
and Said to be- the b-s, farm in WndBsn Cou.
For iur,hei particulars, inquire Of DR.. WM H. SAITH Me-
port, r. !,
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'TuE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1866.
Third Edition Ready on Jan. 90

THIS POPULAR POLITICAL MD STATISTICAL
ANNUAL CONTAINS,
FcIi,,s. the wear 1896
-. pt...,.,, coni,,eso..
Cor,,nc,,o, Of rlsr.,. and oth-r A,pec,.
NJ, .,a y,iu.br Tide T,h,e. for loi Pl,oa.
Jewish ard slabonrd,p Caendara
Tail. q, si,tv.on. BrisLt Stan.
roIruclL DEPARTMENT:
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DON'T PAY THE HIGH RENTS.-Thir

IL COTTAGES f,r SALE, with five to eight rcoos, -
10 S25U Elegant DWELLINGS, With -four 10 eisht lets
sg,OJ TO $500. Easy psynents ChAs. r. MILLER
Atlauric.svr., EAss NewioTkj or NO. "iio1sheysA.
BROOKLYN.
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TIE MORMONs AMI pOLYGAMY FULLY ph'
sCRIBED AND lMPARTlALLY DISCUSSED
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EOR SALE. The valuable FARM and
l. RESIDENCE Of Edward Griffin, esq. at Quosle 4,
contains 90 scrrs loo cuivsed the balance wOodsnL
Is healthy and desirable location for Summer residence
nr,.u,iug superior advantages for eabahg boating ~
.uuung aud BORDERING rhe shiunecock Bay; aso s.
front pond House contains 6 rooms with usual oubvII
ins. Phcs Sl2,Ooo. Inquire OF y. @. FOSTER No. 10
Broadway.
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THE SCENERY OF TIE ROCKY MOUNTAINS AND
SIERRA NEVADAS GRAPHICALLY PORTRAYED
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THE POSITION AND PRO ,PECTS OF THE PACIFIC
RAILROAD DEVELOPED.
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FOR SALE AT THE BOOKSTORES, OR SENT By
MAIL PRICE 81.
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By SAMUEL BOWLES.
FrrToR OF THE SiEISGTELD MASS RErUBtioAS'
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TRINITY CHURCH PROPERTY


rT,HE following valuable REAL ESTATE %
= CANAL. HUDSON GREENWICH. NORTH MOON
II, RRIsON DEsLROSSES and VES1Ki srREEnt
oder, d fsr .se on reasonable teru- by the
COkPORAriDN OF TRINITY CHURCH
HARRISON sTREEr.--l Lot OF the North Ode Of No
r.ou street between GesnW len and asLlnson sree
lee, ii ont by IS f. ct In depth.
6KEENWICh sIRtEI-lLo Lot on west side 81 ureeS
WITCH street between franklin aud North Moore sirs~ts
,e-t front bv 100 feet in depth. - ...-, !.
GREENWICH AND NORTH MOORE sIREEtS-e
lo on he southwest OF Greenwich ana North Noss
..rre's loo feet -ach street. - . .,,., 49,.
GREENWICH AND NORTH MOORE sTkEEIS.!ho
on tue northwest Of OrsfBwich and Horh scae
streets 20 feet Greenwich street by 10 ie.t on sso
GRFFNWlCH. yESTRY, HUDSON And DHsRRoSsD
SIREkTs-l, lots OH bloch bounded by Greenwich ef
Hudson sud D-brosses cts ben. with the exception as
lots) the whole block. - -.
GitEENWICH AND DEsBROsSFS sTREETS- ~
on III. northeast ch and DtsOrcsses ue
being 100 T. ct each street D, 70
GREENWICH SrREkT-e lots on the east side OF Gfsee
vch res l. between De.brosse. md Watts streets, staa
the above being 50 feet front Greenwich street by H
CANAL HUDSON AND yESTRY sTREETs-n
whole of the large plot Canal Hudson and Nr'ty sree
fr1crpng lot Canal street end lots ON Hudson dtes
.od Of 100 feet Canal street, 20 iees
Hud on street, and 1873 feet on Nesiry strert
HUDSON LEROY AND ILAKkSON sTREETs.-Bdaa
lots on the ras,eFly side of Hudson stert lots on
nortey side Of arkson street. and lots on ,ne soshsY
.iie Of Leroy strrt 2Os fee trout Hudson street y ~
fert on Csikson street aud !63 feet on L"roy street
Applications msy be made at the eihe- o. sI luton sus
corner of Church street where ms may be obslrd.
WILLIAM T.. UNsCOMB, COmp,roaa
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Mem Publications.
VHE BOOK OF THE SEASON.

II - .a. ~ thr
The shlcst and VI ost valusbe rpo ever naue " n,
,bsrsrtesfs of the Western aud Pschc portions VI ~
Uniou."-lS-~ York TIMES , ,.i.r ,rsvel for
One Of the most p'i u'ar ooosoi A"ei
, most rntert icing records Of travel we nave
ever lighted upon New York Nation .a or0 -,
Tia best cro,d of travel that has emanairo ION 90
American pen Gunns the present century n'aeip"''
Age.
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THE SOCIETY AND THE MATERIAL PRO6ELsS VI
THE INIT RiOR TtERlTORlES AND1hE IA
ClFiC COAST ilQUANfLl PRESENTED
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WITH 4 FULL MAP OF ALL THE WESTERN TERRI
TORIES AND1ilE ROUTE TRAVELLED.
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ACROSS THE CONTINENT:

A SUMNER JOURNEY TO THE RuCEY otTIAiNS
Win SPEAKER COLFAA
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Real estate for Sale.
FARM (Orange County Farm) for SAIL

A FARM Orange County Farm) for SALR
"A Situst-d in the Town OF Montgomery Orsn,, e. -
" containing l< acres sutsb. Tor Country Seat or -.
Ing purposes Church. school, PostOic- store Bsot r"S
aud Wagon maker within quarter Of n mie. SAID go Il
the Cochrc,on Turfik-, eight mile, west Of the a.
of Newburgh, four miles OF the Village Of
located On the premises 10 large twostory Houss ~
Outuiidngs Tenant House, plenty OF cholcs Frin ~
b-suy scenery cannot be surpassed For further
lar. FIGURE of the subscriber the premises the
BROS. No. 27l Bleeckerst n. " J. j. MOyEIL ~
burgh II sold before the 18th Of February The ale ,u
withdrawn WM. A. SCOTT, Coldeuhsun Orany. e. y
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90 Get.

CTEAM POwER.-well lighted Rooms
- adapted for mechanical and Manufacturing pnPcC(
iiea'.rs &c. Apply to J. 4 G. IL WALLER, No. NV
trr.st 5th hoor
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS
4 MEN 1870 acre. of LASD, well timbered with Oes.
IiE- AVID hrsnut: with superior water power easy o. &C.
by raoed river and canal y miles from PORT Jefv.;
lsnd 6ey located for Farming srd Dairy purposes Sew
YORK Company ~ boring Oh within niles with good
Of .urcc, on.ei,hth of al obs aud Miner
als, the above " III be sold for "a per
Also for SALE desirable FARM OF 400 70
Of which in nigh state ~ cultivation, with good buid
iugs the remainder is heavily tiuibrrrd.
For further psrticulars, call on or address
l.. c. q. kSHISRA,
American Hotel. Broadway aud Eighth 81.
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D. minutes Of the ferry by cara desirsbe HOUSE
hrit OF lfrk brown bu.ruent and trimming three
stony aud -ub IN h-eby and tleasant oca
uou unodrn improvements posse zion mm-dar. Terms
easy address II. T. L.. no. las tutons,. New
ioTh dinirg saloon.
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1, Or SALE-IH Iuc VU"I UI IIH'LI.UII, %
i miles iron Rye Depot, finely improved FARM OF ~
upon which there substantial fsrm houe, recently
built bars cBrriagehruse Sc. Also FARM Of 81 acres,
four IA rom Por Chester depot With good improvements
Apply to Z. C. LULkLEi No a. Wa,l-st. Janncey court
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E,OR SALE in Brooklyn-5o HOUSES
s,l.on Greene AID Gat-.-sve. end Oxford, Cumoela&
AMI adsinhi is THOS. WILDWOOD, No. 10 Ceddra
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NOR SALOON West Twenty-hfth-st, b.
tween Broadway and tifhsv- sprndidly farnisbs1
b,own tone HOUSE as,ory, basement aud cellar. All IN
proyrn.n,s Price, 5000 Fine plsc. for phyaisa
Apply for cards OF admission to MACOMBER sIAAN
No 70 BGoadw sy Room Ne. IS. Also Brooklyn hOUsEa
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BURNErr's FLAVoRINa EXTRACTS AND
STANDARD APPROXIMATIONS FOR THE Toll
LisE.-It is we'll known that an import
ant per centage of the ills that flesh Is
heir to arise from poison taken into the
stomach with food or more occasional
refreshments. Burnett's F1ui Extracted
are free from poisonous oils and acids
and are perfectly healthy. The rich ia
vor which they impart In the different
kinds of cooking affords ample evidence
of the fact. The Continental Hotel, at
Philadelphia, uses large quantities OF
Burnett's Fluid Extracts, and prefer
them to any made in the world. i.fl3
There are but few of our readers;Who
have not heard of Burnett's Standard
Preparations the Cocaine for the hair,
and. FloFimel for the handkerchief, be-
ing of universal fame! We speak OF
these preparations highly, as they de
derUe, for we have used them.
These choice goods are prepared by
Joseph Burnett d Co., Boston.
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MONEY ORDERs.-A clerk in one of
the business houses of New York city
was sent out to inquire the price of q
draft of 81 500 on California. He ascer-
tained that It would be per cent; or a
hundred and foFty-four dollars. His
principal directed himtogo tola we'll
known banker ito seei If better rates
could not be obtained! The clerk mis-
taldng the name given him, called on
Postmaster Kelly, and was informed
thar. his money could be sent by
Post Office order for tWenty-four dol
lars. This was an unexpected condi-
ton of affairs; money orders had not
been thought of, bnt after due consid-
GRAFTON the sum itwas proposed to send
to California was forwarded by these
orders. The rate was just onsshalf OF
one per cent, .fsf+ 81
This money order system is becoming
very popular, as IL deserves 1t 10 the
best and safest way TO remit money.
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( THERE was about seven and a hall
feet water in the channel yesterday
evening. The freight business is still
good. The Edinburg brought up a
good load, partof which was consid-
cradle quantity of tobacco. She LEFT
last night for Cincinnati. The Poto-
mac, on account OF delay in repairs, did
not get off until yesterday morning.
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STOLEN Gardiner, 1859 Main
street, sold, last week, 400 pair ladies
so great he has exhausted the stock and
gives notice that he will bein receipt OF
500 pairs in a few days, which will be
sold at the same low price OF 81 90 per
pair. He is just in receipt Of 40 pair,
the best CATERS ever sold in Wheeling,
for three dollars,
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A. NJ. ADAMS, Esq, yesterday sold to
James Robson, of Main street, his store
house adjoining the Sprigg House, for
six thousand five hundred dollars. Mr..
Robson, designs fitting It up for an eat
ing house on "a first class scale.
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lIARsDEN,s CALIsAYA ToNIC.


In convalescence nom CHOLERA, Malignant
'Fevers, Small Pox, or any Cutaneous Anec-
lions wiz be found lihValuabie, giving tone
70 the system, and removing all the pros
tfating effects incidental 10 disease. The
universal and popular knowledge of the vir5
tines of TRUE Calisaya Bark requires no ex.
PLANTATION; centuries have passed since it, dis
'covery, and it Is now recognized as the best
febdfuge which b0untttnI mature has favored
Us with. Science has discovered many
methods Of extracting Its virtues, and reduc-
ing, to a small bulk, the active principles of
the Bark, viz, Qninine, Cinchonine, etc. an
Of which are Invaluable as medical agents.
tThe great want of q mild and reliable tonic
n n ezlees 81 Night Sweats. Scrofula,
ses incidental to q disOrganIzed system. has
1nuneeo me 70 present this to the une1ie1 Iprns
lesion and sufferers as the, most reliable. ne
c9mhlning, as It does; an the aeffVe snTfneI3
pies OF the True Ca1isaYa Hard WITH other
lngredtents, which render Il the perfection 81
ESsaeGX to g az =. The be- ABOVE diaeasea.
New York, and ft 1saie 81. 81 bP19Ststys'
Price, 81 per bottle. =
T. y, Iegan & GO; and Loan. ,Iist 4 Co.,
s9ld ARC By tSs pckIng, ODD EeIIoWSs Han;
O. H. Colbert, end OF Stone BFidke Mci .ain
BEoS:t corner Market anafIAaonF0s saB,s C.7I.
k ssa' q Cos No. 2 Monroe street, Wheel
anGH4 SD ~ etiSets'.s,ts-.slt ss7sz-rs1f zssi
a1a-frf az sdar 1ia.si s71-IS e. ~. ark /:
tsi..FEs aHtgI ns1ifs ffss-srsa ~ n Stis
-Eit i7 81 - srs5sf4 - Z IL
- ~ 5s AZ ~ iflffs=s5s iisf - rsttzl le17
$50. sfll 4ss4lfs.tr -'lt s3e4 ssl-..s g5.ssF.g4
fita -i4t - 90 ~ sftisi. Z its-s5,iia
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quaint little town of Martinsville. in
-0hioP and the YinesclAd- hiflE OF BEL
mont sloplng graduallys back towards
the citing sun. -
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a MAN named Strobel, who resided
on Clay street, East Wheeling, was
killed yesterday by the falling Of the
roof of one of the coal banks over in
Center Wheeling. We did-not learn
the particulars Of the accident.
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THE Fair and Festival last night was
a decided success. The Arrangement
of timetables was among the finest ever
set in Washington Hall. There will be
lunch and sale at nine o'clock this
morning. r.--5
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CnAPPED HANDS AND LIPs and roughnes,
OF the skin are the order Of the day. One or
two applications of Camphorated Glycerine,
with Arnlca, will euro the worst cases, and
an occasional application will fortify you
against the coolest blasts OF winter. Prepar-
ed and sold by E. Booking, No. j, Odd Eel
lows Hall. .9-Ts
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Lunch and Auction.
nALL

THIS MORNING AT 10 O'CLOCK.
THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PAT.
j ronage last night, we close out this morn-
ing, good lunch, cheap yaIuAble8 Look out
for bargains. .noS-lt COMMITTEE.
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EDWARD HoRNHRooK, conductor OF
a tonnage train on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, was killed by being
caught between the bumpers while
the train. The accident oc-
CURED "a short distance east Of Cam
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8. : .9ar sac.
For-Sale.

A IA MEETING OF THE SToCKHOI;D.
n ~ 81 t1s Wheeling F1nlt Hofse AS.
caplta1 Stock $4,000. That amount of stock
= noE oneEed LOT sale in shares of 500, which
No. 81. Main street. a JOSEPH
noNG-lUL Secretary
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"A LARGE supply of those excellent Singer
Sewing Machines, all complete, for sixty
i've dollars, has Just been received at the
General Agency, Isl Main stseet. Call and
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RaVenne Stannps.

O. K;LTHou6H"DEoA slSTILL
IA i've, !" and propose to supply all my old
cnstOmeEs, and any new ones who may wish,
possible, Intending to keep q large supply
constantly on hand! J. 20! ORR, E$x-Coi'r.
nnS. Jtd 2LW p (Registef COPY. ~
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WE ARE NOW DAILY RECEIVING
w over 50, 900 dollars worth Of the choicest
styles and quality Of ~
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- ORGANIC WEARNEss
DIR. JOHNSON

Member of the Royal College of snrzso,.
london, Graduate of one OF the most eIp'IiLl
Colleges in the United States, and The 9rest1t
parLyof whose lie has been spent in the he
elsewhere, has effected some OF the m0St ' az
toniShing cures that were ever known. Tna M
tfonbled with ringing in the heaa and "a =,
at sudden sounds, baShfnlness, with freoGas,'S,
bIushing, attended sometimes with deraTaa1
mentor mind, were cured Immediately,
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,aaoTIBp 5uEFiaa8ff
So ss.si,-si Sci
giiaaEs 1HiHpinIB'4 sias
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Cleveland 3 Pittsburgh Rail Road.

W.P. SMITH. Master of Transportation,
-.,.. +. b.. , ..-.- r. T. DEVRIES
JULIO III Il+sst3 General Agent, Wheeling
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, orYounR Men coD,o,,
qng marratB e, being aware ofPhySicSi TIplpl3'
nesS. organic Debility, DeGormities, spSs sst,
: BE who places himself under the car, o,,,
:. may religiously conhde In his hoSSoSst n,
Ell eH ana confidently rely upon e.
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Reflect that sound mind and body are 1ho
hial happiness, Indeed, without these fha
Through life becomes weary pilgrim.
age; the prospect hourly darkens 10 fhe view
hlled with the melancholy reflection that the
happiness of another becomes bllghted with
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81 10y VINO have become The y1In41..
solltafy Vice, that dreadful and ,1sVStusms Of
habtt Which annually sWeepS n an ~ .qlctive
grave tnoqs9nds OF Young Men Of tbsEE iaaey
might otherwise have entrancp6 ~ Who
senateS with the thunders OF elounsSUesal
walked TO ecstacy the living lyre nSa,Se, q
with full confidence, z Pip y 20 may eau
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s1e5aHis leA
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aa;4a9r attsnprts tiaw.
ION TRATN.
Leave Cumberland

at.................. 10:l6A.M.
IOakland........ 1:S7 Pm.
Parker Is 3 s59Igyl$Qo NJ
N w Va
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CRACKERS,
W.R sTNgT,ETON-

Janu .ef.9 rftT7, -1,l, = y IN T'1''4 !
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.TAKEPARTdCunAR NoTlnEs.

Z 1T. =. addresses au those who have inJreo,
themselves by improper indulgence and oil
taEY ha6ltS, which ruin both body and MIND
111t1t ny mem ior either business, study, So
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VINO have injured themselves by a certain
practice, INDUCED in when alone a habit fra
quently learned from evfl companions. or Al
school, the effects OF which are nightly fell
even when asleep, and, II not cured, TenderS
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that q young man, the hone oI
MS country, the pride of his parents, should be
snatched nom all prospects and enIOyments
OF life by the consequence Of 1eViAting fr0n
the path OF nature, and ,indulging in a certain
secret habit. Such persons must, before con.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-08

thousands of persons of all ages can now
health, losing their vigor, becoming veal
pale, nervous and emaciated, having a sinE1!.
Jar appearance about the eyes, Cough, and
symptoms Of Consumption. '4'N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-18

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