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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-20


At the English lutheran Church
services were conducted In both Engllsh
and German, the congregations Of the
Ftrat English Lutheran and First Ger
man Reformed Churches having united
In the observance Of the day. The ex-
erciSes were commenced with the In.
troit,
God DO merclfal unto US and bless u.s.
and hymns In English and German
TO the lune Of '0ld Hundred The les.
sons were selected from the lS6th Psalm
and the 7th chapter OF 1St Samuel. An
earnest and deeply Impressive prayer
was then offered by Pastor Foehllng,
after which Rev. s. B. BArnitz ad-
dressed the people, basing his remarks
upon the 18th verse Of the S3d Psalm :
Blessed Is the nation whose God u the
Lord and the people whom lilo hath chosen
for His own Inheritance"
Rev. Mr.. FOehlIng OF the German
Congregation, followed 10 u very prac.
tical discourse from the text found, In
l Samuel, Z, II. . ..Ii..r Id.
''Thsn Samuel took stone, and set II be.
tween MiZpeh aud shen, and called tue
name OF II Ebentzsr, ling, Hitherto hath
tnC Loru heIpod Us,
Both dlscourses contained series OF
Gods mercies TO the nation 10 the past,
and especially during the past year,
and In view Of these mercles, and the
great proneness to forget God and his
son Jesus Christ, the people were ex-
horted 10 live more for God and less
for the perishlng thlnRs OF sense.
ReiAFanoa WAa alan mazda in tho afforf
70 exclude the Bible from our public
schools, and the attem pt TO turn liberty
Into RIGHTEOUSNESS by making the
Sabbath u day OF secular pleasure,
rather than Of religious worship, and
storing appeals, were made 10 adhere
under every trial, TO the principles oil
he reformation. The sermons were de.
liVered without manuscript, and were
listened 10 by good congregation,
with marked attention. ..-D =
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MISSING Satisfactorily, tho Iron
safe OF the Harden Express Company
WAS thrown or distracted from the car
somewhere between Burton and Came
ron. The discovery was made at the
last named station. A man was imms-
diN,ely sent bAck to discover i!s where.
n0oulS, but at the present writing no
tidlngs have been received Of the miss
Ing box,
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JAOkY GoosEoREBv-J. Q. Seton:
NEW Hats at Adler's,,

GRAND SUCCESS. - The exhibition
Of the South Wheeling Literary So
clsty atstubenrauch's Hall, Thursday
evening" was q grand success. The
hall was packed, and large numbers
had to be turned away; there being no
room for them INSIDE. s"ToodIes, y
"spectre Bridegroom" and "Lodger's
Mtshaps" were presented and elected
unbouuded applause. Blrch's band
furnished the music, and it was Of The
very first order. uurr sin.-r.,
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last performances OF the Alba ugts.

RELIABLE WAToHEs.-oxtoby Il Duf-
field, Jewellers, 10l Market street, below
Mcclure House, have been constituted
agents for the WRltham and Elgin
watches, and are running lnagnifl
cent watch OF their own Importation
just the thing for those who desire a
cheap, reliable tlmO-plece. Every
watch guaranteed. Also a fine assort-
ment Of clocks, jswelry, silver ware,
gold pens, spectacles, &c. See adver-
tlsement.
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RICHARD THE THIRD, j. W. Albaugh

TIE Fair at the Maryland Institute
one Of the most successful yet held,
closed last evening. The Committee on
Sewing Machines awarded the follow.
Ing premiums:
"iSetViag Machines. "-Weed Sewing
Machine Company, Gold Medal;
Wheeler Il Wilson, Silver Medal; Howe
Sewing Machine Company, Silver
Medal.-Bront tho Baltimore Sun, NoV.
1lh, 1869.
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HELD TO BAIL.-James Wallace was
before Judge Johnston, yesterday,
charged with stealing an ovorcoat and
other articles. The testimony was
deemed sufficient to hold him for trial
before the Circuit Court. In default OF
giving bail 10 the sum Of ono hundred
dollars for his appearance, he was com
mitied TO Jail.
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Flowers at Adler's.

HURT.-The driver OF one Of A, J.
Pannell's lumber wagons was Injured
quite severely, yesterday. He WAS en-
gagged In unhitchlnE The horse from the
wagon, when the animal started of Of a
rapid pace. The man held to the relns
and was dragged some distance, In
juring him pretty seriously about the
head. He was removed to his residence
and physician summoned. .I
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FINED AND HELD TO BAIL.-Albert
Mounts was before Esqr. ClohRn, yes.
terlSy, charged with threatening to
strike some one who was engaged in
opening road under direction Of the
Surveyor. Mounts WAS fined one dol
lar and costs, and held to bail in the
SUN OF fifty dollars to keep the peace
for Que year.
Joseph Barkor was before the same
JUSTICE for whipping his wife. He WAS
fined ten dollars and costs, and bound
over In the gum OF fifty dollars TO keep
the peace for six months.
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RoMro-Mary Mitchell Albauch .
VELVET Ribbons at Adler's.

RELIaIous.-There is a very interest.
ing revival in progress at! Trladel phIa.
Numbers are at the altar every night
seeking religion. The interest Is In.
cressing, the congregations are large,
and great solemnity and th ouehtfnl.
ness is apparent among the people.
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AFFAIR trial will convince the most
akeptical that the Weed Is the best
Sewing Machine In use. Sold on the
lease plan, SIS cash and Ten dollars
per month. salesroom 100 Market st,
Sawtell & Co. General Agents.
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THE REMARKA1LH PROPERTIES OF
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRooHEs have
been thoroughly tested since first In
tfoduced. The demand for them has
steadily increased, and purely upon
their own merits. they have found favor
with those who, from Pulmonary
Bronchial, or Asthmatlc complaints, re-
quIre them. For Coughs and Colds
they are s(Ilcsclous.5 10 anssg eyes
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THERE appears to be great excite.
ment about Boots and Shoes being sold
SO very low by the Hubbard Bros. They
want to close them out as soon as pos
sible, as they want the room for furni.
ture, oil cloths, carpets. &C., now re-
ceiving.
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HANDS BuRNED.-Mrs. John Hand.
Ian met With quite a severe accident,
yesterday. A servant girl had gone to
look after q fire IN another par. OF the
house. and In few mlnulns returned
where Mrs. Il. washer clothes In
flames. In Mrs. H's efforts 10 extln.
gulsh the flames her hands were badly
burned. .'.
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BLEAcuED Table Linen 2 yards wide,
worth 81 70, to be closed out ut 81 90;
oambrlcs 10 yards for 81 90; White
Demlt Flannel x yard wide, worlh4O
cts., to be sold at 25 cts, at Hubbard
Rrns.
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THE PORCELAIN PICTuRE.-Nolhing
can be nicer for Christmas present 10
friend than those beautiful, Porcelain
Pictures, made at PARTRIDGE. Call
early. See a card proof and have them
printed while tbs sun shines,
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PERsoNAL.-uon. John A. Bingham
and Senator A. I. Foreman are In the
city, stopping Mt the Grant House.
Both ARE here, we believe, In attendance
on the Circuit Court, Mr.. Bingham
being counsel in the Steenrod will case,
which has been sent back for re-argu-
ment.
Hon. b. Stanton left the city yesLer-
day, having been summoned TO the
bedside at son ut Bellefonlalne, Ohio
who WAS believed to DO dying.
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SATINs at Adler's.

sAT1Na at Adlsrs. -.l. 5 ~ s..
WASHINGTON HAIE.-The Sections
gave two entertainments at Washing.
ton hail, Thanksgiving Day and night,
both Of which were numerously attends
ed. The pieces presented were flnelv
rendered aud received the hearty an
plSuse OF tho large audiences. J. D,' (
Last night, Notwithstanding the un-
favorable weather, an average house
was In attendance. The various mem,
bers OF the company "acttd we'll their
parts" and everything passed OF 10 The
entire satisfaction Of those present. This
afternoon and tonight two powerful
bills are offered, and will doubtless al.
tract crowded houses. r"TaT !
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POLICE CoURr.-The following cases
wsro disposed Of In this court, ysster.
day morning: A. Rider, disorderly,
ten dollars and costs; john Burkett,
tumult and disorder, ten dollars and
costs; Samuel Wade, drunk, ono dollar
and costs; - Hertly, deiaclng and de.
stroylng rroporty-settled by his pay
the costs and repairing the damage
IOnp
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1RoN-PHospHoRus-u ALlsAYA, Tho throe
oest TonIcS, skillfuly and elegantly com.
olned In an ambor-oolored cordial, beautl.
tnlly transparent TO the eye, pleasant TO The
taste, acceptable 10 the Stoniaeh. In Casual
Hazard q Co.'s Ferro-PhoSphoraled ElIxIr
OF Colisaya Bark.
Each plot contains one ounce of Roval
cailSaya Bark, and each teaspoonfuI con.
talns one grain Of iron. Samples Furnished
FREQ to tho profession. icdW ,R51l,T I
CAsWELL, HAZARD a co.
sole manufacturers, New York.
Bold by all DrusEtnE :
.IIr q caav2B. We .Sa.tlkw
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DETAINED.-The fast line over the
Baltimore q Ohio Railroad, due here
Thursday morning about 2 O'Clock,
did not reach here until 8 In the even
ing ofthat day. The detention was oc-.
oasloned by the train being thrown
from the track near opecon creek.
below MartlnsburE, AsWltch had been
turned by some mlacreant to accom-.
plish a fiendish purpose, 1t 10 suppos cd
and when the train came along it WIS
hurled from the rails. The engineer ID
said to have been quite severely injurI
ed. It Is believed that the switch was
misplaced by 3, recently discharged
employee. No punishment is too
severe for . wretch guilty OF such 4
heinous offence +,''i ,7iiH. sos uae
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TuE sale OF furniture at the Rev. Mr..
Currles, on Fourth Street, WAS not
completed yesterday, and will be cons
ttnued al 10 o'clock this morning.
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By RENTING, and applying the rents
TO the purchase, every one can become
me owner OF a first class Wheeler Il
Wilson Sewing Machine. VIM: Sums
ner q Co.. Agents, No. IS Monroe street.
Wheeling, az ~
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ADLRR's Is the place to find the
stock and prices to suit. satIus Of all
shades, Silk VelvetS. Velvet Ribbons.
Flowers, Feathers. Furs, etc. New
style Hats received last evening; also
long Ostrich Plumes, etc. ...'.
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LADIES Felt Flaunel>lined slippers
with thick felt soles, for invalids,
nurses or others wanting warm house
slipper. Can be had Of Forgey, 1870
Main street. r. - r
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A NEW lot of Womens' and Mlsses,
lull Button Boots, just received at Louis
V. Bonds, l07, Main street.
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Now Is your chance to secure bar.
gains In the Boots and Shoes, selling
of at coat, at James ", Blond,s,- 1O7
Main street. ga ','A"''- Jdot
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LAUNDRY , 1NDIaO2 iBhUEINd TBGo.-
Something new. Call and see II, at
Edmund Bookings and Booking 4,
earrot's! Fharmacyqr a r.
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GREAT reduction In the prlces n,
b 30 and Shoes at Louis, v. Blonde,
l07 Main street. =
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ALL kinds Of Furs repaired and al.
tered at the Fur Store. All work war
ranted satisfactory. {
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MINIS best Kip Boots, worth $3.50 for
A.OO, at Louis v. Blond's. 1o7 Main
street, corner SprIgg Alley.
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GneGttelEiatnre1:.
SATURDAY MORNING. nov. 90.
new Advertisements.

Religious Notice.
lOst-Ruhber Over Shoe.
Wanted-COal Miners.
For SaIe-I.ot In Mt. Wood Cemetery,
I.1dips' Wig Store.
BuCkwheRt Cakes.
Opera MISREPRESENTATION Hall.
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GoTo Geo. II. Kurtz's Fur Store, q
Main street, where you can. get self Of
Furs at 81. 80
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MINK Furs at $40 per sett at the Ful
Store.
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sATlsPIED.-Forgey Is satisfied with
very small profits, ana bis customers
with the Shoes they get at 100 Main
street: I
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TABLEAux.-Go 10 the old Baptist
Church tonight and gel the worth OF
your money. -l. a.. l.rr.
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GRAND double entertainment this
afternoon and evening, at Washington
Hall
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RJs4tc PhoToda GRAPHS q .-Partrlae IIs
making the finest Rustic Pictures In the
CITY, and has the best light west OF tho
Alleghanles. pHs
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BUY THE BEsr-For Boots 20 to For.
gey'ag 100 Main street, ,,srT,r
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WATER Mink Furs at s. 80 per set al
the Fur Store, 81 Main street,
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SILK vEIvErs at Adler's,

GRAND MATINEE, Washington Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albaugh, Annie Seton.
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JULIET, Annie Sefloni Romeo, Mrs.
Albaugh, this afternoon.
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RlBpoNs a. Adler's.

ROMEO AND JULIET, this afternoon
at Washington Hall. plalst- sIl. ~
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ROMEO AND JULlET,-Mr. J. W. AL.
baugh.
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pIck rurrrr, theIB6la Hlghwayman.
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This nation shall march on In the
van OF civilization. gathering strength
In her glorious career from ali con tlIcts,
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hoped that she would love him-as-as
I have done.'
'Ah, Alice, you cannot love him YET
that selfish, heartless man!'
A faint, sad smile fitted across hel
lip; ,. ,.-. ,..,,o. F..
Josie DEAR was her reply. Il pray oul
Father in Heaven that you may never
know as have dOne.'
After long while, she added: II
you see him, dear cousin, tell him that
never reproached him; that l thought
of him, prayed for him, loved him tC
the last, and that shall love him for
evern
These were nearly the last words that
ever heard her speak. She died that
night, died quietly and gently, as she
had lived.
The next morning, early, at scarcely
past our breakfast time, as bent over
the sweet form of my lost cousin, pla-
cling upon her breast and in her white
hands the scarcely whittier lilies which
she had loved, l saw through the half
closed blinds a gentleman dIsmount at
our gate l knew him in moment, It
was Mr.. Ludlow.
Fearing, know not what, and anx-
iOus to prevent a meeting between him.
self and Aunt Dorothy, 1 hurried out
to the hall door. He met me with some
Vite him in, asked at once for Alice.
She cannot see you,' answered.
She must see me-that is, 1 must see
her. Miss Grey, do not refuse me, 1
beg of you. I have been bitterly mista-
ken-but trust it IS not too late. Let
me see Alice-let me ask her forgive
ness-let me tell her that 1 never loved
another as did, as do her,
l stood silent before him.
IYOu are woman he nlaada6 mas.
sionately. go and speak a kind word
for me. Tell her that all 1 desire Is to
see her.
do not know what bitterness or
cruelty of feeling at that moment
prompted me, but said;
Come, and you shall see her,
led him into the darkened parlor,
of Alice, with her golden hair swept
back from her alabaster temples, and
the white lilies in her hand. God for
give me, but had not realised the ter
rible cruelty of which was guilty.
1 had been prepared for GRIEF, but not
for such mortal agony as l was now
witness of. His cry was heard all
throughout the house-and then he
sank upon his knees and clasped his
arms about the lifelees form, and call
ed upon her name passiOnately, vehe.
mently. l could not bear to see it, and
stole out of the room, and LETT him
alone with his dead.
It's fifteen years since that day. Three
years ago, Mr.. Ludlow, grave,
thoughtful man, married; and yester-
day IsRw him, with his little Alice, lay
sleeps she whom he murdered. How
many others OF our martyr-sex have
thus met their death at the hands of
those they loved?
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This Company Offers the following adTan-
tages:
special act of Congress, re-.
It has q paid-up capital OF 81, OCOO 900.
1t offers low rates of premium.
1t furnishes larger lnsul ance than other
companies for the same money.
1t Is definite and certain in its terms.
It is a home company in every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment
There are no unnecessary restrictions in
Every policy is non -forfeitahIe.
Policies may be taken which pay to the
insured their full amount. and return all the
premiums, SO that the insurance costs only
the interest on the annual payments.
Policies may be Ia kep that will pay to the
Insured, after a certain number of years,
during life, an annual income OF one tenth
the amount named in the policy.
No extra rate Is charged for risks upon tho
the lives of females.
1t insures, not 10 pay dividends 10 policy
holders, but at so low a cost that dividends
will be impossible.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particu lars
given on application to the Branch Office of
the Company, OF to
JAY COOKE q CO., Washington, d. G.,
General Southern Agents.
CHAS. L. WICKERSHAM,
% Monroe Street.
General Agent for West Virginia.
GEO. ADAMS, Local Agent,
Wheeling, W. Va, Ohio County.
mar25-eodd&eOww.
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0heqnteltiQetrrer
ODE TO THE ORB OF DAY.

From the Cinc,nnGti Gazette.
Hail, hyperdIaphanous and superlustrous
orb OF day.
In whose efTulgent beams with Joy lusorious
insects play;
Before thy face the nebulous mists hasten 10
deliQucsce,
And quickly from thy countenance all
Obumbrations press.
FructIferous trees, bacciferous shrubs own
thy vivinc ray.
COrnuted rams and focculent sheep, dis
porting, love thy sway.
The gHirlsh rooster ambulate6 with urgent,
pOmpOuS mlen,
And peacOcks DER the vernal swart display
their caudal Skeen!
When thou dost appropinquate toward this
terraqueOus sphere,
Thy cOrruscatiOnS VeSpertine cause adsclti-
tiOus cheer;
Thine evanescent nItency shines mid the
vILninRl trees,
And balhes in richest splendor the broad.
vel1ferous seas!
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For 500 Per Line

We will insert advertisements in one
thousand newspapers, one month.
The List includes single papers OF over
100, 900 Circulation weekly, more than
100 Daily Papers, in which the adver-
tiser obtains "a insertions to the month, and
the leading papers In more than 500
different towns and cities. Complete
files can be examined at our office.
Send stamp for our circular. Address GEO.
P. RoWELL CO., Advertising Agents.
New York.
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Is better than our regular shaped Axes for
1t don't stick in the wood. 2Hird-it does
not jar the hand. F0ltrLh-No time is vast ed
in taking the Axe out Of the cut, Fifth
With the same labor you Will do one-thiTd
more work than with regular Axes. Red
paint has nothing to do with the coed quail.
ties OF ms axe, 1oE al! our axes are painted
our goods, we will gladly answer inquiries
or I'LL your orders direct, or give you the
name Of the nearest dealer who keeps our
Axes. LIPPINCOTr & BAKEWELL,
Pittsburgh. Pa
Sole owners OF Colburn's and Red jacket
PQta0tg
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DArENCS.-Munn q Co., Editors sCIEN-
l. TIEIC AMERICAN, 81 Park Row, New
\ Ork. TWenLy-three years experience in
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FAVENI rs.
opinions no charge. A pamphlet, lUS
pages OF law and information free. Address
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudent vOta.
~ OF pleasure nuds that ne has inlbIDctI the
seeds of this painful disease 1t too often hap
pens that an Hl-tlmed sense OF Shame. OF
dread OF discovery deters him from applying
TO those, who from education and EG=SIrCCl.:-
blIity, can alone befrtend him, delaying iIl'
the constitutional symptoms OF this LSrlj
disease mako their appearance, such as NC
rated sore throat, pleased nose, nOCtUTuI
pains in the head and llInba dInIneSs OF sight
deafness, nodes on the siliu-bOnes and arms,
blotches on the head, face ard exuemi;its.
progressing with triSEt!uI rapidly, Till at
of the nose fall in, and the victim @! tits
awful disease becomes a hUrrId object
COMMUNICATION, till deaIh puts a period toh
dreadful suher1ngs, by sending him To ''that
Undiscovered County from whence no
traveller RETURNS"
II is a MELANCHOLY FACT flat thou
sands fall victims to this terrible disease u>y-
Ing TO the u06kililuIueSS OF ignorant Tlre-
lenders, who, by the uhe of that DI..l Ijl.S
POISON, MERCURY, ruiu the constitution.
end lm&ks TIC Iss.Ans " LIZ i.l:s.....I.- -
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Chartered by Special Act OF Cong reRs.
APPROVED JULY 25, 1858.
Cash Capital, 100000.
PAID IN FULL.
BRANCH OFFICE.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA.


Where the general business OF the Company
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-12
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