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The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

INAUGuRATED.-H. Ii. Haight was inau.
gurated Governor of the State on the 5th inst
The military and civic display on the acca.
sion was quite imposing.
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

PoPuLATIoN.-The State Superintendent of
Public Instruction places the population of
Shasta county at 1000, on the estimate that
the children under fifteen years of age con-
stitute 80 per cent. of the entire population
On the same basis the population of the town
of Shasta is placed at S73.
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

SURvET.-It is proposed by number of
the citizens of Shasta to employ a surveyor to
make legal survey and mark the bounda-
ries of the various town lots, so as to enable
real estate owners to get Government titles.
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

the total receipts of taxes from this county
for the past fiscal year amounted to S2l 1863
%. The assessed value of property in the
county. for the year 1866, was: real estate,
S465, ,0S3; personal property. S663, $40 H.
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

OFFICIAL VoTE.-The official vote Of the
State, as eanvassed by the State Senate,
stands thus: Whole number of votes cast,
92,352 For Haight, 1905: Gorham, 40, +.
$50; Fay, 2.0SS Bidwell, L; Pixley, l.
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

EARTHQUAKEs.-The telegraph reports that
forty-seyen distinct earthquake shocks occur
red at the island of St. Thomas on the Goth
ult. The sea rose sixty feet, and the city of
st. Thomas was submerged. The loss of
life and property is appalling. ST. Thomas
is the island which the United States has just
purchased for s. 800 900.
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

Big TURN1P-A mammoth turnip was
raised this season on G. Howe's ranch, in
this county. 1t belongs to the " Russian
Sweet variety. 1t weighs twenty-four
pounds, and measures forty three by thirty
five inches in circumference.
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

HIGu WLTER.-The recent rains caused
the Sacramento river to rise to such an ex-
tent as to prevent the ferry boats from cross
ing at Waugh's and Reid's for several days.
On Monday the river raised two feet in one
hour, at Waugb's.
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

GOLDEN CITY-A new literary paper,
bearing the above title, has been started in
San Francisco by Foard & Dinsmore. 1t is
handsome, well printed sheet, and contains
a large quantity of interesting original and
miscellaneous reading matter Itcontains no
continued stories.
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

zFs- II you wish the VERY BEST Pho
tograph. you must call on BRADLEY &
RULOF>ON, 429 Montgomery Street. cor
ner sacramento, san Francisco. nl41y
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

NEW Book.-A. Roman & Co., through
Mr.. Mauasse, has presented us with a copy
of a new book entitled " Second Book of
Bellies Lettres," by Augustine Layers. This
work contains many valuable rules and use
full suggestions for the benefit of students
and Young COMPOSERS.
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

FATAL AcclDENr.-Richa Watson, and
man named Riley, were killed, on the 9th
inst, by the caving of a bank in Martin
Fagan's claim, at Junction City, Trinity
county,
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

TREAsrRER's REPokT.-Owing to press Of
business, we are compelled to defer the pub
lieation of the County Treasurer's Report
until our next issue.
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14
Both the Ointment and Pills
Sh0uld be used in the f0H0v-

CAUTION None are genuine unless the
"Holoway, New York ard London are discern
able as a Vate'-Harb in every leaf of the book Of
directions around each pot or box; the same may be
plainly seen by holding the leqf to tie iiyht. A
handsome reward viii be given to any one render
ing such information as m lead to the detection
Of any party parties counterfeijng the medicines
or vending the same, knowing them to be spurious
#.#Sold at the manulactory Of Professor HoL-
LowAY. so Maiden Lane, New York, and by all re-
spectacle Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the civilized world.
H9~ There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes
n. B.-Direetions for the guidance Of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each pot and box
5ZzS~ Dealers in my wellknown medicines can
have Show Cards Circulars, &C. sent FREE OF
EXPENSE, by addressing Thomas Holloway. so
Maiden Lane, Ny. T4O.Iv.
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

Losr.-The U. S. steamers De Soto and
Monongahela were lost at Santa Cruz.
W. l., during a recent tornado at that
nlapa
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

CHRISTMAS GIFTs.-A splendid assortment
of Christmas gifts. and TOYS of all kinds ora
now on exhibition by Manasse-the finest
we baye ever seen in town. Call and
see them. ""u
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

DENTIsTRr.- DR.. Morse, of Chico, requests
us to announce that he intends to pay our
town professional visit about the first of
January-if possible he will be here in time
to attend Scott's ball. He request those
wishing work in his line to await his arri-
val, due notice Of which will be giyen.
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14
NOTICE

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, AGREE TO
w close our Stores, or places of business,
every evening, at P. NJ, with the exception OF
Saturday evenings, up to and including March
goth, 1868
J. N. Mauasse. E. Levin & Co.
d. We'll Bro. Henry Habich.
D. Beinert j. R Gilbert.
A. Grotefend. Mchaelson Il Litsch.
J. Isaacs. c. C. Bush Il Co.
Taylor Il Foluntine A. Coleman & Co.
Z, uiel Lynch
Shasta, Dec. Il, 1867.
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

For SAN QUENrIN.-Deputy Sheriff Miller,
OF Siskiyou, passed throuuh this place on
wednesday stage, with a Chinese prisoner.
en- route for San Quentin. The Chinaman is
unaeF sentence Of three years imprisonment
dust. so'N
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

RAIN SToRM.-A heavy rain storm set in
at this place on Saturday last, and continued
until Thursday morning. In consequence Of
the overhowed state Of the streams below, no
mails have been received here from Sacra-
mento since Saturday.
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

AsrHMA.-A spasmodic affection of the
bronchial tubes, which are covered with a
dry tenacious phlegm. Browns Bronchial
Troches will in some cases give immediate
relief For coughs, colds, and throat dis.
eases, the Troehes have proved their efficacy.
'An Old Lady Friend having tried many
remedies for asthma with no benefit, found
Agreat relief from the Troches.-Rec. ID
bets, Frankfort, Ill. 0E
"LASE's.s' Sighed Mrs. Darlington, " here
I have been suffering the bigames of death
three mortal weeks. Fust | was seized with
bleeding phrenology in the left hemisphere
Of the brain. which was exceeded by stop
page of the left yentilator. This gave me
an inflammation of the borax. and now I'm
sick with the chlnroform morbus. There is
no blessing like that of health, particularly
when YOU are sick"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-28
LATEST NEWS FROM THE FRONT +!
t"tti eLAr"nrLH oF TuE ESENI
1liL'l ptAp BODIES LYING IN HEAPS
~ TiiE FIELD!

Wis i,liiu!e - dc.irabi. result has been
b. sht ubnut by MILLERs RAT KiLLsR,
.n' ..i $500 .ryttost discoveries Of the age. IL
u,soI i.ils has always does the work elect 70.
&, a",i shot not only IT, Rats aud Mice, but
90 i'Hsrh'-. Ante aud all other kinds Of vermin.
ANON De-" many advantages Il possesses over
Hll -IHttial preparations, are the following:
u 500 %, placed with safety anywhere, a. ID
.,.ut .,u. MOI particle nt that inost dangerous
.ui i'' uiuuhlr It al known substances,
tU. ..t,,. which enters largely into the coin
t... % 90. .ih't Rat Pa-tes snld, aud which
emmett .trt rauf,s s'finus destruction ~ proper.
O. ts Co.,. IS. would. therefore, advise iarn,crs
t4 iIrr who hngr much combustiblc mate
- 40 tbcit l'rrni-rt. not Ia use these phos.
ri'.I' r'i '1'uu'l.. - they run n great risk
'i.' .'tI.tn
...ts .rl ''i,rl t.rian are specially ond OF
..a $3.50 "iIi ,.,' 10 whcn thoy rcfis. other
tat. % A.s.t A4i.i"us anil Lrrnmcs worth
j. ,.. 'l.'e fAr.lh"rir Rat ENtcrIninat"r..
NHt te-. '.Iu- .is proper cnn, ist.ncy -l".rs
H'H. 90 - .''ii"u l'r'imttica, acts promptly
.. uNt 70. fl" deduction " these peat.
..lif1 ..'s' mentioned. Rats after eat
ts At't 'f4..iu- burning thrst which com
p ti.u 0" irHv" their holes ia search vi
'.' proper lucrauiion be used 10
"s'.t open about the premisrs. thoy
o.. tl.i D.. mt IL, elsewhere. For
49, vftppors "n bottles. Try =
t eH .'t,uir- 70 IN every instance
r'Hi. '" -. ir'rar"i Gully by
\. J. MILLER.
3. =. Howard street Baltimore.
t WILLIS. h.tNs. T"wsoniown. Md
!tlit 90 "a.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-28
Baltimore advertisements.
-
Fhrmc's, tool 81 he Grcat lirantsyc ~ Hre,h.
uig ITaH friN
GEISER'S TENT
Self Regulating Grain Separator
Cloanor and Dagger.

A 7 a time like the present. Whom labor 10
IA scarce, i ID important that Farmers, who
are interested. should pay attention 10 tho above
Inn. Il. L..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-28
pun GREATEST TONIC
. T. Il II !; \ q t..
Morning Star BitterS.

I.,;a T"Nlc i- uncquAlled "a. Il
i4aa. f'.'.t I.t,..,. N,ns uHd nsHiiieAf F,rsrs
81" JOS, tlua'." ia NERVOUS WEAK
. li. ,ui.. 70. il will restore the wasted
'.'H-'' H.i wonderful pcrinanencc.
81" b. '.su.l totally different from any
% .'.. sf.t .e 500 pton"uncod by many ni
ht at 90 ID" country.
=. }... r., ,caou, ynaiif,c..
90 o'hr,'y II ItgSid.
tL M'',r.
o.. s.t'-.l proof ami a,rstation Of it,
. '.. l,r.'.t.yc aud curative properties,
tu, j.nI .l.',l references Of med lea gentle.
u.' ..".'.i... who have examined lie rnsr-
:r"riug that nu mineral or
...' .f-f,i.''. 80 often found IA The
..ai.,' tit,ci- Of the day, can be
a '..- '-a.y healthful and elcgan,
fn.
l:EI ERESCEs.
T. Carroll, NJ D., Church Greek,
Mt p t.r'... ". D.. - East Baltimore 81
q 'ui. 20. Nj; :. licssecAmp. Chemist and
Iatiiaa. MUST. Hanover ST.. baltimore. Nd.
81 B. r'.. r.-t.r 90 the South PreabyteriAn
4 ,A'. tii. H..t.fa.'- Nj. 3. J. Mitchell, No.
tlH t'.'.r S. .u... baltimore. Nd. ". Pow
... &c. i.-.r-i -i.. Baltimore. Nd. Dinsfnors
- ... lil !fe.. street. Baltimore. Nd, and
.t..s ,.o.
s,- e! Druggist. aud Country
s' e.n ''y.
WHoAEAALE DEPOT
80 TIL CpNPANY'S OFFICE.
o." >iH'i 'Aaf!cs Street,
BALTIMORE. Nj.
f.s t.v q. WILLIS. Agent.
Towsontowb, Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-28
I II . VI PSON ~ RICH,
IN TOwSONTOWN.


" ".prcifally inform tho r' s"u- 81 Tow
-nn'"wu anl vicinity. that We have ~.
>ter" that we buy for cash. aud will cell our
Goods VERY Low FOR CASH. aud that vi.
are determined to please all who may favor us
with their patronage.
We will have al all times IA well selected
stock 81 the choicest FAMILY GROCERIES, /.
also. fine assortment 81 staple DRY GOODS,
city made Boots and SHOES Hate and Caps.
Quc"n-warrot aiidc.crjpiious Hardware. aud
% general vari"ty Of NOTIONS all ~ which
w,ll b. sold a. city prices. and shc COOL.
promptly delivered T. our customer. al thoir
residences.
We will keep on hand the hos, FLOUR 20 De-
had in the market. Also. the best HAMS and
BACON. Markcrrl ami ll"rrinss. and will taxa
care tina, our patrons AZ" srrvcd with 70 ~
FERIOE iRFffLEN.
W. hope that our friends and IA" public gem
orally. will favo- og- enterprise and hclp " -
establish First Rate Store IN Tcwsoniown.
FORT II. THOMPSON.
= !. cHrCH
nrt. as is6T.-iv
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-28
Baltimore Advertisements.
NEW STYLE VERTICAL WILL.
THE VIC"IOIi

Tor completeness IT = iJustinrnl. ..t' i.sth.
durability and working I'nwcr. THE VICTOR
CANE MILL has no equal The fuie,i roll T.
the important feature that regulates ihr i''d
ing oi the mill. The ridges seiarul"n th',Hi'
- soon A. presented, thus relieving the iabui
- often necessary Ia force the stalks &" an ga
trSnce between smooth rolls, aud At the sS'n"
time secures it, direct passage h. the di-chnr-,
roll. Thoy ale" break the w,-pdy fibre at shout
intervals, aud thus rupturing the cell. cau."
the moro ready ilow OF the juice. M"als"haN'
horizontal mills, Tor h"rsc, water and strain
power.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-28
Family Grocery.
Ijams q Hutchins,

~ MUM ~ hEAsAf b6 y NiAfffAFs
Inform their old friends aud customers, aud
the public generally, that they keep on hand
medicinal snd other uri,cses; superior sugar
cured HAMS the choicest brands Of FAMILY
FLOUR; Imperial. Gunpowd"r. Young Hy."n
and Blark Teas Java. Laguira and ko Coffee
Loaf. Crushed. Pnlveriscd. Clarified aud Brown
Flour, Sago, Yeast Powders, Sarlin--. sauce.
Picklea. Extracts. salad Oil, Pure Spice. Fig.
Raisins. Almonds. Crackers. Cheese. hn" aud
coarse salt. Table and Dairy do. Syrur-. S"w
Orleans and Sugar House M"la-r Krin.ci...
Lubricating aud Lard oil. Tobacco. Dupont
superior Canister Powder. shot. ,un Gai- &C. .
all i which w. Will sell th. most rca ,..l,lc
prices
Also. they nov have connected with th"it
store Tor the sal. Of
GUASOs. PHOsPHATEs OF ALI. KIND.
PouDRETTE.
GROUND PLASTER.
CEMENT. az.
En-GRAiN aud FEED Of all kind. Ballot
Hay AMI Straw, Fold Scri-. aud Country Pro
duer a. all kinds.
Irt- The highest Cash Price at all time. l,ui j
for Oats. Corn. Potatoes. Eggs. snt az ,,h"r
Country Produce.
&C. With determination L. Keep the best 90
goods aud sell on reasonable term-. they hol..
20 merit q continued evidence Of public favor.
ALFRED iJAMS.
J. ALFRED tuTClIINS
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-28
The Diamond Churn
"HiLLENGRN rHE HOKLDi


ANiNI purchased the right of nanuiac.
Ii turing the above celebrated IL urn, tn.
undersigned are Now prepared ~ furnish them
az a." shortest u"tic". Among the many al.
vantage. may Ice NAMED the following:
~. The Diamond churns sweet cream.
81. tn" Diamond SEPARATES the Butter from
the cream. aud leaves the milk sweet. 80 every
farmer eau ie"i his stock On sweet milk instead
81 sour.
"a. The Diamond makes Butter ia from two
o. four minutes.
ith. III" Diamond makes hall pound more
Butter 9" ~" gallon 81 cream than any other
"hurn h"w ia use.
9Th. III" Diamond Churn Is cheap aud dur.
able
d'h Thr Diamond Churn works tho Butter,
.it b, o self worker.) no milk loft ia the Butter.
eth The butter will keep sweet longer than
that made 10y any othor churn nov in use.
.E"-Ali "rdcrs.addrc-s T. the Manufacturers.
KtLGoRE. HAKDLsTY sCH.RFFHK.
NJ. ~ y. Gay street. Baltimore.
March y lsf-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-28
RERdER \ "UrzS
EXCELSIOR"
AND "AMMOSiATEp"
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME

FARMERS aud Dealers are r".p,rttuii, f..
frrfcd L" tho abovr FERrlLlLEl~ POI. b. ...
prepared IN thr b"st mauu"r. th"f"urhls t..
able aud ~ every way caleulaiod 20 siV, ,..
versaI satisfaction. They ~. ryt.u .r,.
known. being used with great -urr, doiu.
the past six ur ~ seven years. W" afr &C..
dent that all who buy ia" above Fcrt.l OIL.
will rT-sIVc full return for their "utisit DO.
only upon the crop manur"d th"r-WitA .
"ven f'r several years upon gra.- ami ....
after cr"ps.
d ! RrTIi ca. A.t.t..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-28
BUiLDING MATERIALS!
BUILUiNG MA7'ERLAL,S,y

INHE ATTENTION or BUILDERS, CAR.
l. PENTERS. CONTRACTORS and all 9th
"r- Interested ia tho purchase OF
HGikbiNI WATERFALLS!
l. invited l." our NEW AND LARGE STOCK
81 we'll seasoned aud we'll dnishs-i work, con.
si-IHg 1T
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-28
COOKS SUGAR EvAPoRApoR


COOKS EhAfolATnR j. -imil". yrt -r'.r
tihc ia IL construction. II cnnsists "a az rVap
Grating pan ot sheet metal. COPPER ~ ga!N auit
ed iTon. placed on rOckers with wooded ,de b,
aud 80 divided by lodges ~ /" form ."uim
uous tranVerse channel over heated aud c,,i
ing surface oi from - g. l25 feet.
II - estimated that 20 000. D0u gall"i,."i >Nfup
have been manufactured on the above EyaV"
fat1r IA the past season. We alrn hnV, Plan
tsti"n Pans, adapted to brick arch. Cirrulni
aud Pamphlets with iull description aud prr'''
list. sent H. all applicant
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-28

MACHINERY.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
SEEDS. FERTILIZERS 4 AGRICULTURAL
HARDWARE.
SOUTHI'RN AGENTS ron
"Bdcseye" Moving aud Reaping Marhiu.s
Wagner Celebrated Grain 4 GuanO Drills
American Sugar Mills aad Evaporstors.
The "Swa"pstskes" Threshers and clcaner-
Grants Grain Cradles.
The celebrated Maryland Wheel Hor,-
Rakcs.
Montgomery Rockawsy wheat Fans.
The "kcystonc" Cider Mill
Huichinson's Family Wine aud Cider Mile
Hud genera! stock OF Implements and Ma~hi
merry. embracing nearly every variety in use.
The ABOVE Machines have all of the Iat.,.t
improvements. and are confidently rscommen
d"d A. the best Of the kind IN the country.
hfya'c"g .'asi' Of any Of Gs a5ore HaeL,"e,y
FURNISHED. aaI Aaciinc. Repaired
a. NHORT NOTICE.
We have IA store a large and carefully SOLICIT.
ed stock oi Harden. Field and Flower Seeds,
which "" confidently recommend a. fresh and
genuine. Send tor one OF our Seed catalogues,
giving practical directions Tor planting all va.
ri"ii"- "i Seeds.
= Garden AnI Flower Seeds forwarded BY
Nal!. March .. Is6T.-Iy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-03
sIo5 DR.RW MsNER
RcLRcTIc lERnIcTNRs

l.
NEW TREATMENT a NEW REMEDIES
nR * HAVING SECURED THE sEB.
l0tpICES Of an lnteatEsnt ASSISTANT, vic
! VIZ -aE1and 70 @the pfGpaft5o1 Of ma
dnA, putting up prescriptions, &e, viii ec5-
sen I'M e EiS y r. 1 1Sg is 70 on 81 E;
countTys zHtSE1e[ticiHes are al pTepSrsd z
his own once, and All delivered 10 az -
1entS b htn1Eelf.y N. s. tgelfa All disessss'
both Acute and Chronic Hifh which burna-.
lEy 4 AFFLICTED Be has la[se numb; Of uEr
remedies, vhien hGve proved TeEnAEEzt&!
sGIoeassi1l b many q thosa16s4tnase ezseS q
Chronic diseases which heTeto1ale nave hee1
supposed 70 % lf1bte, an1oQg WnieA "a!
Be named: Consumption, S1uf1lA- Ils-
ehaEEes nun the EzE, Elsella- GR94DeS
Canoes and Skin 0GaslsaL His mode @
Rronsnfis and an dtseasas Of lhe oTETosi
and Air RasRas- HyPeEtruphy and AZ Oh.
eF dtSe1ses Of the aeaTI. Neura17tsI IsrliefH5
Spfn0l A dectinrS and Al dfseaEes d The See
IiJ1s SSrIfsr1 flael EieEfEtldf y aAFfhokEys
tastAd Il 70 be the n1ot eeItAtn md Erlenes514
eTeT known 70 the medal PROCESSION. d. 4
E1s been entrentiy s4eeEll1E4 IN tie uees.
uleaafdf al tt1se1seS peculiar TO women, VI.
NenSITu Obstructions, Painful &enS:TIsssloE'
Len6Ihea, Uterine Gn1 QTETlon T1H1cSA
PfulAHs1s Uted md "a HGIFuu dtsaaSFs .
which they are SonieeL-
he Enakesa Epec4Slty IN the Ceatneoi g
al ClIlunlc aAGsdl1ou5of the t5entc MAJ
Organs, viz: CatzTh Of BLADDER and IretnI1fi
IrE5f2hte Bladder, and Non-Tetsntso -
GrGTei. ItSbstts and Dineat UTinatInE. sy-
1 1hFlIlie Tise1ss In al Ei1e4T TAI1ed 1oCsn2
GhnnanheA, rs compilations and So 80.
speatuIheA and ana - -
tons consequent Upnny Ou Lhfnl nCiiscIeilcllS
~ nesfai affFntina FlId % the LFeAhne1
a FfstutaS, White SEe9liug, s7eSllt III III
SmeS, EaE3eose UlceEs. &c. fe5S1s.. a1lalCset-
TSTfjSnfSTiT With old troublesome e1sa,
lITIs e Sall-on-ag addg0BDh.
ETsSKp C1ununte8ttons containing =
pTulaply D0ttcsd nes-ple[lEt. 1lE1s - %
mSIiIcfns essh- For vista In Gtys Sa-ns e
49, TIl,-lfg-fIIylS -.-F- ~ p - t-.a1
fSliss 10. 4 ca FelI0Ess baH4lHE Nv
d65F1 80 u Mehure H0uses AtonEos SSEeeL
49, f,o-4FS s An To IS u, zP. Il loa
P. u and y. tosP. u lAnh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-03
ORGANIC WEAKSN
Immeiiateir. - = ~ -

cured and mn viRuE res4o.=
- - tteS eneSionI which Teads,.
penalty PAID BY the victims OF impFo65s-Z t =.
dulgeneteS. Young persons are % -, u !,
commit excuses from not beIER aTSrs X 4; Il =
d[eadInl conSequences that may eusss 4 -, -
Eho tnat understands the subject T-ii -
tend TO denS that the power OF rrcSs5.s as -
tosl sooreto y ttlase' iAliinE into IN n-n-s,
habits than by the prudent? Beside -
1epIIEeQ OF the Pleasure OF healry ofsnyi-S
me mos serious and destructive SIN p;fErrS5 s;
ooth oodS And mind aEiSs- The SVsfsSS ~ "
comes defaneed, the Physical ana Es,SsI
Functions Weakened, Loss OF ProrTssiI5s-a.
rover. SsT o1s billy. DyTpeps.s. e ~,
LSu9na The He1rT, Ind EsesEion ConStIfritss-,
~ IDENTITY, and WaEEinR Of me 80
cough Consumption, Decay and Dasfb
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-03

Misunderstanding fsanart of which
many persons who :t . handsome
figure on paper have q reason TO be
proud To write a good hand, GOOD
pen Is an essential requisite. Those
who Elsh to- obtain a pen that Is q
Pes, should go to Oxtoby and DufieId's
ieEelEy store, log Main street, nearly
opposite Merchants National Bank.
A full supply of gold pens, pencils,
aOGGS teW9lrE. spectadS and fancy
goods, always on hand.
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Greenwood Cemetery.

-CTruAfED on TBE aSkFIUS4LRo Road,
% smiles eastOf the eity, = nov telsliiSS toi
lntennentS, sale, and mpTovsnnen4 f4oAss
tPqntains 8 6crS Of land, and 3 hid out
In the mos4 modern and improved SGyie-
eausbeHGsitT EreachsE1 II saHsssaaonS Of the
year By the National Rod, and for three
kuTths Of the year by the Hempded Rail
Road. It perfectly secure, and futended %
be antiaed b. every variety 0EeEees, shrub
by, P1hiic- Yault, chapel artificial lake,
tDqptA In, ETC, 20 make 4 ed1aT 70 me best
Ample provision - also iItltte fcCA IN en-
IaTEems1tS 1EdeF and CaFo In peEpetulty.
Persons deslfUus- q GjEIiIclfrslIi lots, can
eHEmine tbs ETuunlis Nth the SupeEintGn.
den1i Who hl9 aptat, q seSu19 them by es1-
trE9t tlle once 81 The sEcZls,LIy, On Main
stTe64, 0SG ma Bank q EhssliIiE.
PUong iWishlEiE 70 mke fnteEments Win
can Qnthe SeIet4Sy to obtatn peEnits there
ltTiekelE a admission - Lcthd1deEE and
V1SltoES m b t8Iia1h y fhaSeGTstlIY.E
= BokKD or LDEEIzrIr sg--A-s6Is E3Eeo1ey,
President b. 0IBonhlna, SeelefAZJSSGI j. q
Rho6es, John @. MIMI; I8s0- Men6Gls Jos.
Bah Jno5 A. AEnastEuIlE E1eag AdaEEeLR Z.
5olItany 3. A-HflarsIh, Ana-lyL
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MONDAY M0RN1N6IJUN
-EransnbrtatIbn.
q IL q q I q -H-,II = 2 M LII
BALTIMORE 9 I HIOlR. &. G0MPiY
oTT1u RA1I. 4 ONO RAr1RoADCo,
WHHLESG. Nay 1, ls57.J
SUMMER SCHEDULE

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Run BY
the following schednls On and AFTER Nay
>, ~. E.s4ll1ir,rr
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MkRhaI.
LOCK HOSPITAL,
ESTABLISHED AS a RFFut4V p,,.-
QUACKERT. aux
TIE oN IL Pie 81 oasEE1H1EEEeEE 4 CUR.
ne IoaNsoN has tdilooye,sd ,h.-

Tl1.. 4gtl ENs3JN has idilooEeged n ~.
hemedy IN the World FOR WeaEnsS--- y "a
5aek or Limbs, Structures, AfFecfio, ~ y, ne
kidneys and Bladder, InvpluntSTTS ~ T,t =. the
Sc. nnPotency, General Debility. SsTz-1AA'
tusiop OF Idea4 Palp!tation on ~ ~
ILlIIn5lloiLy. Trembling, Dimness Of ST.;
Slddlnesst Disease 5f The Head IL Q.
&c. &c. % q ski Aaestlpns OF Iha LTsg- -
deE arising from SOLITARY HsftfE - D.SoC.
sSE5et and solitary pEactioes nor f!,-Ia-
LneiE victims than the song OF EVTsgSS =. 70
i A4Iine!s OF UlySes, hliRhtinR tbeir n, slle
I5sltS y 9 ~ % antieiPations Fe1ssTISS
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PRsOSs desiring instruction on, the
Piano, Organ, Violin, in French and
German by the most competent teach
er IN the city, should call at the Music
Store OF Wm- a. Sheib, and obtain full
Information with the address of Prof.
Herman EFyter.
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SERMON ~ Young MESA large
audience Ezspssemhledas Washington
Hall, last evening, toIisten to the ser
mon Of the Rev. Mullenix, of the
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church, on "Sta-
biIity OF Character The sermon was
intended particularly for the benefit of
Young men, though its truths were not
inspPlicRbls to either age or sex.
Text-DanfeI 6th and iOth.
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Police CoUm-Thsre was considers
be business transacted at this inStitu-
ton on saturday, the city being gamer
10 the amount OF twenty-five doIlars
from tbe anss Imposed.