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JACOB GROSSCLOS,

Successor TO FroRo 4 Grossclos,
MANUFACTURER OF BUGGIEs,
NJ CARRIAGES, ROCKAwAYS, &c. sc,
No. ~ Market Street, keeps constantly Ou hand
and manufactures 10 order, all kinds of work IN
10 repairing.
~ Second hand Carriages and Burglc- for
cash. -.tp.p
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THE ELECTIONIN TENNES.
SEE.
The Policy Of General Thomas
Letter and Orders fIom Him.

HEADo'Rs DEPT OF THE CUMBERLAND,
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 10, 1867. !
Hon. ". Matt. Brorn, Mayor Of Nash
rille, and Mr.. Thos. II. Jennings, Chair
man of Committee, Nashville, Tennessee:
SrRs-I have the honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt of your letter of the
l4th inst, transmitting a copy of the
resolutions adopted at numerous as
semblage of citizens of Nashville, of all
classes orders and races.
am pleased to see in the resolutions
that the citizens of Nashville, in COM
mon with a large majority of their fell
low-citizens in every part of the State
of Tennessee, are determined TO make
all necessary sacrifices of feeling or in
terest which honor will permit, for the
happy preservation of quiet, the tirm
and steady maintenance of law and
honor, and the perpetuation of that civil
equality and freedom which they regard
as the most valuable heritage which
they have derived from their heroic and
venerable ancestors.
In acknowledging the receipt of these
resolutions, deem it advisable to Tor
ward for your information copy OF the
instructions of the 10th and 18th inst,
to Brevet Brigadier General Thomas
Duncan, commanding District of Nash
vile, hoping that the good citizens OF
Tennessee, having peace and quiet at
heart, will take upon themselves the
duty of carrying out, their rss"l"t, no,
not only in Nashville, but throughout
the State; if 50, have every confidence
that riot, disorder and bloodshed will be
avoided at the approaching election and
at political meetings.
lam, sirs, very respectfully, your ODE
dient servant, GEO. II. THOMAS,
Mai. Gen. u. $. A., Commanding.
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JOHN TEECE,

MALsTRR AND HOP DEALER,
INl Water Street Centre Wheeling West
Virginia. Highest cash price paid for Barley.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
. HANNIBAL FORBES.
W. Y. HOGE,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, AND GENERAL
"A Land Agent Wheeling W. Va, will prac-
toe in the courts of Ohio and adjoining counties.
Particular attention given 10 the collection of
claims. Office on Main Street opposite the Gank
Of Wheeling. jan36mM
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DKACTICAL PLUMBkB AND
Il GAS FILTER, No. 3 Monrn" ST, Wheel.
ing W Va.
q order, from the country attended To at
shUrt notice Erp20
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DIR. E. A. RUSSELL,
WILLIAM HARE

SURGEON. OFFICE
i ON QUINCY STREET opp",it" Convent
Wheeling ". Va. Iyibm
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. R. Co.

OFFICE BlurIMoKg & ONO RAlLRoAD Co.,
wHEEiISo, May 4, 1857.
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SUMMER SCHEDULE.
pAssENGER TRAINS WILL Run
k,-s o. a ~, "A eh.

SUMMER SCHEDULE.
DAssENGERT TRAINS WILL Run
Il by the following schedule on and after the
Sih day Of May, ls6I: ,>.r tst IS
LENvE- LRAyE-
Wheeling. 5IOr. N. baltimore e. ssor
ARRIVE Washington. asOR.h.
Grafton ..... l0.0oP. ". ARRIVE
Parkersbig :. $50 4. N. Harpers Fry s0P.AE
Cumberland. 800 =" Cumberland, laiS An.
Harper's Fry T:l5 Grafton SEQ "
Baltimore. .IO.3O " Wheeling. .l0:l0 '
Wash'n City ll:35 slncludtng Sundays.
Including sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
LEAvE-- LKAyE-
'wA''iiasi asavI - ~ asaS9S salitTSFs ey srr
Grafton 800. l:ISP.N. ARRIVE e
Parkersburg I'D HarpersF'ry Islam.
Cumberland. 7:25 Cumberland, 6tO "
Harpers F'ryl2J7 A. N. Grafton. .l2:09 2. ".
Baltimore. :. I:3I q" Wheeling. sos -. .
Except saturday. Except saturday
NAIL TRAIN, va.
Daily Train.
LEAVE LEAyE-
Wheeling e. eIO 2. N. Baltimore !. etS An.
INiRIvE- wAshtn Cy RS >.
Grafton. ..... 2.SO An. ARRIvE-
Cumberland 74O Harpers Fry ieor. n.
Harper's F'ryl2.iOP. NJ Cumberland. GEO "
Winchester $50 Grafton ... iisS 7"
Baltimore. $50 " Wheeling ItoAA.
washtn C'y $50 "
Including sundays. Including Sundays.
BENwOOD ACCOMMODATIONS.
To connect with c. q. Division.
LRAvE WHEELING AT
Sto..--..-.......A.M Aco.-.....,......rA ~
ssuu
Tickets to all principal points In the East.
West and Southwest, can be procured at the
COmpany's Office . .
JOHN l.. WILSON
Master of Transportation.
r T DEvElES
mayI General Agent, Wheeling.
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On terrace at Portsmouth, England,
past which the railroad trains rush
with tremendous speed, the society for
promoting the Gospel have caused to
be inscribed, Prepare to meet thy
God"
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gtaaspuftatIpu.
q 05iHiitH R. R50QlIBY

OYT1CE RAFT. 9 ONO RAILRoADCol
WHEELING Jan. 8, 1851
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DIR. T. KIsNER.

AECAGCYlCfi JMEQ1GlN46S.s Z !
NEW TREATMENT d NEW REMEDIES
oTTIu; 8psri cEErRE WHEELrNG, ". va
DR K. HAVING SECURED THE SER.
lE14G'V1OES Of an intelligent assistant, who
cines putting up pTeAcEip tions FlEc WIN ieilas
BILE him TO give more attention. TO out 'pa.
tents, especially q his many friends In the
hisown ONCE, and All delivered % his be.
tents ~ himself QE; x. treats an diseases.
10Th Acute and Chronic, With which human:
remedies WhlGh have pfoved Fen1afkaijly
snccesstul m many OF those Obstinate cases Of
Cnronlc diseases which heretofore have been
beicn med Y gonsump on sSF6itilS -s5Dis.
charges nom the Ear, 0zana. Enlarged GlandS
4easj;s i and SEin Riseases HIS tnede o.
Bronnhtts and8all Diseases Of, the Throat
s Sn9 AiI FtlsaSeS Hypertrophy and all oth-
sr diseases Of the Heaft, Neuralgia EpilepsFt
vons system, Is acknowledged by all who have
tested htpb6 themogt certain and 6oOots5ful
ever known 70 The medical profession Dr. a
naa been eminenty successful In the treat
mento all diseases peculiar, toiWonen, VII:
MenstTnl Distractions Painful - tfusticyn
LeucrThea. Uterine and OVaFion TumorR
SIs thsy ~ 1 9a ~ AtsEySgE dissa9ss %
he makes Speciality in the treatment OF
an Chronic Anecdons Of The 9enit0 Urinary
Organs, viz: CatarTh Of BlaiieF ma fGfsfliTS.
Irritable Bladdms and NonsEetsntion and
Gravel, piabetis and DimCult UFinafidR. Sy-
RhIlit1c Disease9, In an their yafief ioI4Ss
Shonarrhea, Its complications and SequellR,
sPeiLnatodheaand 4mpot ency, and alf 0fecs
tons consequent upon youIlifnl mdiscietIOn
Aeo special attentiom paid TO the treatment
9I EEtules, White Swelling, Scrofnlou8
Sore, VaEicose Ulcen, dc. Persons afdIcted,
particularly with old troublesome cases,
ahQ1ld los time TO. call on or addFe DR.
k46NEhI Commune tlOtiB containing fea-
promptly noticed. Oddca pre8cripttonS and
medicine cash. For VfsitH IN CITY, sana e.
other Physicians. ONCE houn, a. MI 70
NIL j. Mst09 p ~ {, d1d 3 p st09PF1L
janis - s - 49, ~
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Trustee's Sale.

TNPURsU6NCE OF Al DEED OF TRUST
L from Joseph Elliott. to me, dated March
ID, 1855, anu duly OF record in Deed Book, IS,
folio 4T9, in the Recorders ofice Of Ohio
county, West Va, I. shall on SATURDAY,
this 2Oth day of April, 1887, on the premises,
proceed to sen by Public Auction, 10 the
highest and best bidder. the said loser d Ell
Lotts Interest, (befng the one fourth) ina
certains tract OF lnnd situate in Ohio county,
on the water of Little Wheeling Cheek,
eleven miles east OF Wheeling, near the. Ma
tionai Road, and adjoining lands OF William
CASTOR, the heirs OF Thomas Maxwell and
OtherS, containing one hundred and fifty
acres, more orl eSa, from which said tract Of
land twenty-three acres and IS poles, decided
to Minor Gibson and Others, Is 10 be t8ken.
Selling as trustee Irshall convey only such
title as Is vested in me, which, however. IS
eFeHsa % 81 ssSfkOo With interest nom non
March I'd, 1855, and costs Of sale, cash, and
the balance IN equal inst ailments Of one and
twoSears, with interest from day OF SaIe,-
the purchaser giving approved security for
the payment Of the deferred lnstalments.S,a
,s A. q. ROBINSON, Trustee.
WHEELTSG, March Il, Is57.lm
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Trustee's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d from Andrew Hall 10 Pulaski Scatterday,
dated Oct. 8, 1858. and OF record in Deed Book
3d. page S96 Of the Records of Ohio county,
and an order OF the Circuit Court of said
county, made at the March Term, 1857, sub
shutting me as trustee in place Of said trus-
tee named in said deed, will proceed on
SATURDAYS APRIT 20thi lsF7, alto o'clock y.
M, al the front door of the Court House OF
said county, to sell the following described
properly, TO wit: Lot numbered forty eight
(4S on the east side Of ChaplIne Etieet, In the
kifIh Ward OF the City OF Wheeling, in the
such interest only as Is vested in me by SAID
deed and order. Terms OF Bale-CaSh.
- JOHN g. CHANDLER, TTuStee.
.-WHRELINC3 March 49, 1881. i' mar2I.t
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.;s'4. 5-1eB BRADLEY
WOODEN YARN FACTORY
ICY
For Sale. S.


.utHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS THE
u following described property for sale, viz;
"A substantial brick build ling: three stories
high 81 feet long by 50 Get vide. with the
50 'tseti Wide, and q good brick tenement
house containing Z rooms, with several otlier
small out houses adapted TO- facilitating
the manufaetory. -
sAIAcILHERY-yiE: Two seB of4 feet jerks,
Machines with all the late improyemsnts; 2
hSpiuniag mules, one containing $50 spindleS
and tho other SSi; four tWlSteTa, and other
machinery Iuitable for carrying on the bush
mess, with splendihly Improved Dry Room.
There Is also room for three ReTt ofmnchl ines
and those wishing to purchase would doWel1
to calland examine same Immediately, A
splendid BOi. er, Engine, Governor attRch-
ed TO Samel ara inONIdeLl In the above and
art warranted sufficient power to run three
sets OF machines. -
For terms, 6G.s enquire of or address,
E. BRADLEY,
anr2.ln Wheeliun W. Va,
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Miss 81. Il. Frazier, Valley Grove.
8. r. Van Metre, McConn. o.
j. j. Love, Grafton. itEpllifir t
F. p Sturgeon, Portland. D. EG
H. HaFWOOd, Martins Ferry.
Mrs. N. Phillips, MoundSv IlIe.
W.K. Upton, Jerusalem, O.
Tayler ShenowLtn, Benton Station.
s. BaTnhardt, Hubs Landing. t
8. Bell. West Liberty. sr5.isI 50 I8fs1
A. AIcirey and lady. at.t t.f.f.s- :.
8. ToWnshend Armstrong, MoundSYille.
II. Sloolfre, West Alexander.
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THE MEDICAL CoNvESTIoS.-Ths
Medical Convention at Fairmont adj
journed yesterday, after forming a
State Medical Association, OF which
DR.. Frissell, of this city, was elected
President, DR.. Reeves, OF Fairmont,
Secretary, and DR.. HuPp, of this city,
Treasurer.
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Trustees Sale.

-DI VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
! from william Loe to Edward n, Fits
hugh, dated Oct. 8. 1858, and recorded IN Deed
Book 50, page 40, OF the records OF Ohio coun-
ty, and an order Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
county. made at March Term, 1857, substitute
ing me as trustee in place OF the said trustee
named in said deed, will proceed on SATuR-
DAY, APRIL 10Th, at 10 o'clock, a. M, at the
front door fthe Court House of Ohio county,
to sell the following property, viz Lot NUM-
bered forty-six (46l on the east side OF Chap
line street, In the Filth Ward OF the city of
Wheeling, in the State OF (West) Virginia. As
trustee, sell such interest only as IS vested
In ms by said deed and ortler.(t- f ?
Terms Of sale-CaSh. .45 yss.ia4
JOHN g. CHANDLER, Trustee.
WHEELNG, March 10, 1851. mAr2l.td
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RuNAwAY.-Amilk wagon ran away,
Chat Is. the horse hitched to it dId) yes
terday on Water street. The wagon ran
against an old boiler and was upset,
the milk cans were bursted and the
milk spilled, the wagon dragged on its
the horse stopped. Nobody in the
wagon, nobody hurt, and no tears shed
over the split milk
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CoNF1RMED.-The report that all who
have purchased their speciacles at OK
toby & Duaield's Jewelry Store, (1O3,
Main street, nearly opposite Merchants
National Bank,) have been highly
pleased with them. is corob0rated by 4
host of our citizens. The superior,
spectacles sold at this house are war
rHuted. Call and see.
Watches, clocks and jewelry repair
ed with neatness; and dispatch. Read
advertisement In another column.
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: valuable Farm for Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
private sale the well known ard des4Sa-
BILE ChaIoner Farm situated on CaptinA
Creek, seven miles from the Ohio river.
This Farm contains $40 acres: 200 acres
cleared, 100 Of which Is choice bottom, all
Watered and timbered, with q four foot vein
otexcellent coal on thepremikeS.T The Farm
Is well alculACed for either ktock or agTiGul-
EnTal purposes, ~ .gt5faI EEII s,l.lsiIi.fl ss3 1
For further, particulars or Information
relative to price and terms can on or adde's
by letter, at Newark, Licking County, Ohio,
JEROME BUCRINGHAhI,o or
~ : COLLINS &. THURSTOH.J
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POLICE CouRr.-oniy single case
yesterday before the police court-that
of Patrick Lynch, who fell in with
John Barleycorn on Tuesday, and
raised "a little row with some of the la
borers making the excavation at the
corner OF Quincy and Main streets.
Patrick was fined 81 and costs.
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CALL and see J. a. Lash's stock OF
Watches, Clocks, JeWelry, Silver Ware
sc. The little expense attending the
business, and the fact that the goods
are bought direct from the manufac-
turers, renders prices to suit ALL
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at Partridge's Gallery.
UNn FURTHER NOTICE.
Z Is Cards from HAfs slOez naoC
II Large sIze LOO.
q PiCnresl guaFantsed and prooh

Good Pictures guasanteed, and proon
made when desired, without charge.
Sixteen Gems, with positions, % ct4.
Two thousand dollars worth OF Photo
graphlc Albums the, largest variety in the
country, win be sold Yith99f FegaTdfto cost
Oval and Square Pielufe Frames VIII Be
sold eheaper than a any other honsa In the
n 10 aR6M = EFFr -
Looking Gl4ssea largest assortment In
" ne etae Ia ..iEf .3-.ss
1lBNgof Pictures, from lifs or from mail and
tnfsror ptctuTeS, are uneGalled. marS
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SOME little chicken thieves in North
Wheeling, couple Of nights ago un.
dertoOk to rob hen roOst in a stable.
They took ladder and climbed to the
roof, removed a board and were about
TO make the ''fell swoop" when, the
proprietorol the premises came down on
them with such precipitation that they
barely made their escape, leaving the
ladder behind. They eau get the ladder
by calling for It. a l'., 'ia' .i--
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scHoo1 LAwx-Prof White has had
a large edition Of the new School Law
printed, aud Is now sending them out
to the school officers throughout the
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CART. M0LuRE, the proprietor of the
Mcclure House, is engaged In the cree
ton of gas works on the premises for
supplying the Hotel. A large tank has
been made, which will accommodate u
gas holder of 1000 feet capacity. He
proposes TO manufacture the petrolio-
calcium gas, by DR.. Connolly method.
The new NJ. E. Church, on 4th street, is
to be supplied from the same reservoir.
AS we understand the city's con-
tract with the Gas Company, any
body may lay down gas pipe
wherever he can get leave to go
without crossing streets or alleys.
Each square may therefore have Pri-
yate gas works, and everybody In the
square may thus supply themselves If
they choose. It is Believed that gas
may thus be made even In limited
Quantities much cheaper than It is fur
nished by the Gas Company. We sup
pose Capt. McLure's experiment will be
a pretty fair test of this, and itdwill
therefore be looked to with good deal
OF interest by community that has
never yet known what 1t was to have
cheap gas. If this experiment succeeds,
It may be the beginning OF, a revolution
in the gas business in Wheeling.
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DEnI6lr1ox.-rhe Melodeon Hail on
Main street was dedicated last night by
the city lodges Of the Independent Order
Of Good Templars, to the use Of that
Order. -.
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ArsESr.-Gov. Boreman has gone to
Washington City, to be absent about 4
week.
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Irissan admitted fact that o. ii. Cd
bert, end of Stone Bridge, did during
thesummer Of '68 have the finest, cold
est, and estsflayOred Soda Water ever
drawn from a'fountain, aud that he has
again started the never ceasing tumblsr
washer together with his Soda Foun-
tain, which Is the finest In the city, and
Cunt Be Beat, and Is now ready to sup
ply All creation with pure Sparkling
Ice Cold Soda Water; and that he does
keep better Pure Drugs,
Medicines, Perfumery, Soaps, Brushes,
Shoulder Braces Trusses, and every.
thing kept in = tfrst class drug store,
and cheaper than ever. p ,i
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THE President of the Cltizens' Stree

THE President Of the Citizens Street
Railway Company announces this
morning that Thos. o'Brien is author
lied to receive subscriptions TO the
stock of the Company. The balance
yet needed to put the road under con-
tract is about $4,000 We hope it will
be taken between now and Saturday
night.
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ALL IS NOT GOLD THAT GLITTERs.-
Not very long ago an elegant, dashing
lady, OF uncertain age, apparently a
wilder" (of which Tony Weller warns
US always to "beWare,'') came to this
city and established herself in board
ing house. It wass soon understood that
she hailed from Boston, that she was
immensely wealthy and wanted to pur-
chase residence In some quiet city for
the occupancy Of her sister-she herself
expecting to travel in Europe. She
condescended to be pleased with our
smoky little city and set about looking
up a residence to suit her, AEentle.
man who shall be nameless having a
handsome place for sale, the lady direct
IL found him out. She visited his
house and explored II from cellar to
attic, aud upon leaving said she would
consider the matter OF its purchase a
few days. a few days there
after h0 called upon the lady,
who came down to the parlOr ar.
She asked him TO name the very low
est cash figures, as she would buy for
cash. and no other way He did so,
aud she promised to advise him OF her
decision next day. Accordingly, next
day she called upon him and appFised
our eXpectant and somewhat anxious
friend that, after due consideration, she
had made up her mind not to
purchase-iust at present. The
day following 1t was known that
the lady's landlady had got
out an attachment and seized her
trunks fer her buard bill. The trunks
were taken in charge by the officer
serving the attachment, and she, over
flowing with Indignation, sought out
the official who had issued the attach
ment and exploded her viaIs OF wrath
on his head. She informed him that
the trunks were filled with Jewels and
other precious articles worth SIC, goo,
and that she should hold somebody re.
SpOnSible for them. She offered TO re-
deem them with a check on Boston for
SO, 900, but declined 70 recover them by
paying the bill and costs, amounting 10
$40. She declared her purpose to resist
the attachment, and the case was set
for Monday next. Yesterday, however,
she thought better oft, paid the $50 and
recovered her valuable Jewels.
Whether she VIII renew negotiations
Cor the purchase of our friends house
remains to be seen. at present he Is
unable to satisfy himself whether he
came near making a sale or nots but
upon the whole he rather thinks he
was q victim Of misplaced confidence.
-ETls- -<0S-----sL = "a
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ANorHER.-we understand another
murder was committed yesterday on
The line of the @. & P. R. R., this time
at wellsyille. There seemsito be a
MANN for killing people up that way.
There ought to be another mania short
ly for hanging people.
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Mn. Isaac IRwIs has purchased the
house Of Mr. J. D. Dubois, on Quincy
street, between Fourth and Fifth, and
is having the front reconstructed in
handsome style.
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Do NOT spend your money at auction
for goods you do not want, but go to
Partridge's Gallery, while they are
making u Gard Photos for $500, and
large size Gems for 25 cts. For pictures
you must have sooner or later, but
never as cheap again. !; s1-' y
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800 aYOuNG MIlNI
), ORGANIC WEARNEss

ediately cured and null ViRor restora,
,SC 9lS as Ks yIeng atieetlon which renders
penalty PAID by the victims oftmproner J IN
dntgencieS Young persons arc 100 an, ~ 1c
commit excuses rom not being aware 81 ne
who that understands the snbIecf viii |, OH'
tend 70 deny that the power Of procreafI d1, e
lost sooner by these falling into imnrona =
naols t6an py the prudent? Besides bein1
the most serious and destructive symptdms rs
both body and mind arise. The SVSIe11 ~ "
comes deEapged the Fl ,ysicial and MepteI
Power, Nervous IrritabilIty, DyspenSis pa,rs
tauon oIthe Heart Indigestion, ConsIiiniidn-
81 Debility, and Washing OF The Frsma
Cough, consumption, Decay and Death.
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DoS,rsentl yonr old furnitureto auc-i
ton or throw It to one side on account
of few scratches or because the polish
IS worn offor become DIM Get q bot
tie of Bookings Furniture Polish and
apply 4 according 70 Direct lions, and
you will have piece Of furniture as
bright as though It were new. Price
p cents per oottle. Sold by Edmund
Booking, No 1, Odd Fellows, Hall. a. :,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-12

SUDDEN DsArH.-Mr. James Quail,
of Washington, Pa, died very sudden
" on wednesday night, Of heart