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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-19
Arrivals at tho St. Charles Hotel

Arr1vAlS At the 6t. Chaflo9 HOTEL
GEORGE TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
CARSON CIrT, June Is, 1870.
E. H. Barrett, Elliott's Mill.
A. Harkney, Reno.
J. p Elliott, Clear Creek.
w. Fairburn, do.
5. G. Holden, Virginia.
S. Shiffer, do.
F. A. Tritle and wife, do.
c. c. Wells, do.
L w. Church, Truckee.
J. c. James, City.
j. Bovnton, do.
S, NJ. Marston, de.
John Bolts, New York.
X. W. Bollen, Genoa.
NJ. Tebbs, do.
r. Lyons, do.
l.. S. Bowten, do.
c. Funkhouse, Mountains.
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Mss ADELAIDE PHILLIPs' CoNcERr.-
On Monday evening our citizens will
have al opportunity of listening to one
of the most famous public singers of the
present day-Miss Adelaide Phillips.
This lady is ackuowled dyed to be one of
most accomplished of living sopranos
aud has long held foremost position
among operate performers. She and
the artists who accompany her will give
a CONCERT at the Methodist Church on
;o-moTrow (Ionday) evening, and by
way Of preparing our readers for VIVA,
is TO be expected on that occasion, we
IN axe the following extract from what
yesterdays Enterprise has to say of tie
performance given in Virginia City on
Friday night:
1t would be presnmptuous in US TO at
tempt to cri,icise the abilities of an artist
like Miss Phillips, wi ose talents have Won
her universal and enduring reputation
We simply raise our hands to swell the
acclamations that have greeted her
everywhere throughout her brilliant car
eer. Yet we may be permitted 10 Say
that we question whether her success
and popularity are more attributable to her rare
artistic abilities than to the noble woman
hood that shining out through her very pres
ence wins over an audience before one capti-
waiting note has been uttered. The browning |
triumph of last evening was achieved grin |
cipally through this attribute. Hiss Phillips !,
did not gain entire mastery ever the specta-
tors by her brilliant aria, or Alpine Duet, or |
" Laughing Song" nor yet even by her
" Coming thru the Rye sweet as it was.
But when she seated herself at the piano, and
without single dramatic effort save the soft
est of Accomplishments to her voice upon that
sang 6 Kathleen Mavourneen
with rapt and thrilling expression, as if her
soul foated out ralpitatingiy on the tremu-
lous strains, there was not heart in the au-
dience but yielded captive to her power, and
scarcely an eye but glistened tearfullv at the
thralldom. But something too
much of this uncritical talk. While record
ing the signal glory for Miss Phillips it is but
justice to state that Mr.. Levy divided the
other honors almost equally with her by his
wonderful performances upon the cornct. His
of that instrument is simply marvel
Gus. We know not what its capabilities are
in ordinary hands but in those of Mr.. Levy it
has the compass, softness, hexibiiity and ex-
preston of all conceivable musical instru-i
ments combined, and we are ready to accept
the statement in connection with the gentle
man . name upon the bills that he 10 the
greatest cornet player in the world" Mr.. C.
w. Raynor's singing was superb. He has
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s. q, . q GILT 90

At stake, pledged for tho faithful performanc.
Of their niracts with the assured, deem Il
neither legitimate, honest or honorable 90 gam.
BILE away these essential elements In the make
up ola
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River News.

The river continues to rccetlc slowly,
with eight feet, large, in the channel last
evening. '. '' ~
The Hudson arrived yesterday about ! /
4. ~, with u fair trip. She will leave for
Cincinnati this afternoon Mt o'clock.
The new packet, Juniata, designed for
tic Pittsburgh and Cincinnati trade, passed
down sometime Thursday night; tho
Arlington passed up the same night.
We take the following from yesterdays
Cincinnati papers:
Yesterday was-clear and pleasant.
Ely time" has come on us SoOn.. Y.,
Only four steamers al the whart ycster-.
day, and they receiving but little. The
Green Line Is open to the South for our
merchants and the U. S. Mail Line Is So
Letting freight. The Louisville y Nash
vile RailrOld Is alwnys opened up to Gin
cinnati and the East on Saturday. There
is no New Orleans steamer ut the wharf,
but one WILDE receiving tomorrow morn
ing. .,... ..li -
The river rose nine inches in the TWEEN.
ty.fOur hours ending lust evening, with
twenty-five and OnG.half feet Of water In
tho channel, and sevCnty-si% and one'llalt
feet space under tile bridge. 1t will be
falling to-day. Jn-.. ..u. u
One hundred United States regulars
were passengers on tho General Lyle last
evening, on route TO Texas.
The Phil. Sheridan came Oft the Marine
Railway on Wednesday, In good repair,
and WIS tOwcd to tho whArfOy the CHAM
piOn No. z Inst evening,
Captain Thomas Stubblctield, OF the
Ida Rees, and formerly Of Pittsburgh, was
killed by Polk Taylor, planter, and Geo.
Martin, former steward Of the boat, ut
Halls BlutE. Captain S. leaves wifeand
daughter Mt Pittsburgh.
The W. F. Curtis arrived at Shreveport
Oh the ID and LEFT for jefferson in the
evening.
The SaladO arrived at New Orleans
from BOCuf river, Monday.
$4,000 Of the $50, 900 Insurance on the
Richmond will be placed in this city,
John Parish pad s., 100 for the machin.
cry Of the burnt Mary Erwin. He will
put It in new boat now being built by
him at PNrkersburg.
Tho licenses of Joe Purcell and George
BabCr, pilots, recently revoked by tho Lo.
cal Inspectors Of this port, on account OF
the Champion and Swallow collision,
were restored by Supervising Inspector
Devcnney, yesterday. Both these gentle.
men stand high in their profession, and
the restoration Of their licenses was made
ut the solicitation Off number of our
prominent stcambOatnlCn. II Is under
stood that the licenses Of the two cngi-
nccrs Orth Swallow will also he restored
Mt once.
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HELD TO AHAsYestertlay afternoon,
D. O'C. Quinlan was brought before Judge
Johnston, charged with the larceny Of
$1O5 in greenbacks from John Graham,
Of Grafton. The testimony disclosed the
fhct that QuinIan and Graham were drink
Ing in Balls saloon, and that Quinlan
took Grahani's watch anil money from
him. Subsequently,; he returned them,
and then conducted Graham to u bed
room in the rear pNrt Of the saloOn. Cru
ham went to bed, ind AFTER. sleeping four
or five hours, awoke and discovered Ills
money hAdE beOiD tOkcn. He accused
Quinlsn with the tlleft, which was stoutly
denied This all occurred Thursday at'
ternOon. Yesterday morning, Quinlan
attempted TO borrow $50 from ono Of the
pSoprietors Of the B[cLuse House TO give
to Graham, hut did not succeed in effect
ing tho loan. IA little later lie tried tn
induce Graham to pledge his lGralam's)
watch Tor SO with The proprietor Of one
Of our livery stables. There, too, he was
unsuccessful w.Ma
These are the facts, substantially, as de.
tailed by the complainant on the exami'
nation, AtlGr hearing the testimony the
Justice held Quinlan to hail in tile sum Of
seven hundred dollars for his appearances
Mt the next term Of tho Circuit Court. The
lust We saw of Quinlan he was trying to
find bondsman. Whether or notE esuc'
CeGdGd VIC did not hear.
Wash Friezc was up before Judge John.
shOn. yesterday, charged with threatening
to kill one Louis Carrie, a resident ofSOutll
Wheeling. The result Of determination
Was, FriCzc had to give bond in the sum
Of five hundred dollars that he would kccr
the peace for one year.
Fred. Myers was taken before L. s
Commissioner Forbes, yesterday, for cx'
animation on the charge of having sold a
postage stamp which had been previously
used MycStsthc Curator Of tho Custom
House, and in sweoping out tho post Office
he occasionally found stamps on the floor,
Several times he brought stamps thusOh'
tanned 10 the clerks In the office, and
when Informed that they were worthless
he immediately threw them away. Tho
stamp which he was arrested for offering
1 to sell, was somewhat dGtaced, but whether
1t had eyer been cancelled, or had become
drRcetl in sdme other way, 1t was repre-
scented to lis TO. he hard to determine
lie WINS held to Hall in the sum Of "nt
hundred dollars.
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THE LADIES' soRosIs CLUB, Of New
York, recently changed their discussions
from woman's suffrage to Hair prepara-
tons and Pimple Banishes. They de-
clarcd that where nature had not endow.
cd them with beauty, It was their right
yea, their tluty-to seek 1t where they
could. So they all voted that Magnolia
Balm overcame EallowncsS, Rough Skin
and Ring.marks, and gave to the complex
ion most distiMguo (SorosiaW and mar.
ble.like appearance dangerous to men,
no doubt, and that Lyons Kathairon
made the Hair grow thick, soft and awful
pretty, and moreover prevented it from
turning gray. If the prOprictors of these
articles did not send the sisters an invoice,
they are not smart. mar.1eodd&w.
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RoME-In the lecture Of Rev. Mr..
stucheuberg to be delivered on the com.
Ing Tuesday evening, special attention
will be given to description Of the city
now attracting SO much attention on ac-
count of the Council there insession. The
lecturer is said to have Observed most
carefully when in the great city, and
having remarkable descriptive powers, he
will no doubt fully meet the expectations
of all who enjoy eloquent aud accurate
description. III, III,
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oxroBY & DUFFIELD lave been consti
tuted Agents in Wheeling, for the Nation
al or Elgin Watch Company, and keep .
full line Of movements and gold and sill
vCr cases, all Of which will be guaranteed
in every respect. They also have q mag
nificent stock Of Foreign Watches, includ
ing "our own WATCH" every style Of jew
clry and Clocks; and Spectacles for thu
million. Call ut 104 Market street, below
Mcclure House, and sec for yourselves.
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Inox-PuosrnoRus CALlSATA.-T'h three best
Tonnes, skIllfally and elegantly combined in an
ambcr.coIored cordial, beautifully transparent to
the eye, pleasant to the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, in CaswclI, Hazard 5 Co.'S FGFro'Phos-
phoratCd ElIxcr OF Calisaya Bark.
Each pint contains ono ounce Of Royal CaIIsaya
Bark, aud each teaspoonful contains one grain OF
iron. Samples furnished free to the profession.
CASwELL, HAZARD i CO.,
Sole manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all Druggists, -.
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TERN CLosED-The largest term ever
held by the Court orAppeals Of this State,
closed last evening. If VIC arc not mis-
taken the Court convened On the 9Th Of
January, SO that it has been in session
more than two months. An immense
amount Of business has been transacted.
This term just closed Is the last that
will be held here by this Court. Hercaf'
ter it will meet in Charleston-the law
requiring It to sit at the Capital Of the
State. Tho relations between the Court
ever since its formation and our people,
have been pleasant, and VIC regret that
they must be sundcred.
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HAMILTON & HANDING are selling their
stock Of musical instruments ut panic
prices. Have not resumed specie pay
ment, but give the purchaser the benefit
Of the rcduction.in gold Will allow any
person tntlNs per ccntfor goldNnd silver in
exchange for musical goods
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Posr OFFICE IrlGNS.-A pOSt-Ofice has
been established at 1Iookersvillc, Nicho'
las county, and JOcl Cox appointed post
master. An office Inns atsO been cstab'
lshcd at Booker's Mills, Tyler county,
and NOah Booker appointed postmaster.
At Wayne Court House, Wayne county
John Bloss Inns been appointed poStmas.
ter, vice C. N. Pritchald, resigned. y
During the month Of February, First
Assistant Postmaster General Marshall is
sued orders establishing 1'4 Offices, dis
continuing 81, re-establishing Sc, names
changed 10, sites changed Z, names and
sites Is, postmastcrs appointed sos, letter
carriers 9S, rcadjustment Of pOstmNstcrs
salaries 20-tOtal 00S.
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POLICE COURT.-We have not seen so
Iilrgc n number present at the Police
Court for months rs were on hand yestcr-
day morning. No cases of special interest
were before the Court. The fact that so
many persons here are just now out Of
employment, We presume accounts for
the large attendance ut the daily sessions
Of this tribunal.
The following eases wtrr tried ycster-
day morning; James Daily, drunk, one
dollar and costs Joseph Snidcr, c0mpli-
Gated drunk, five dollars and costs; Bose
LasurcI disorlerIy conduct, five dollars
and costs,--wlicll means twenty days in
Jail in this instance; John Grimes, dri-
wing on the sidewalk, oae dollar and costs.
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Sent Up.-Monk Wallace md OH assO-
ciate named Chapman, C'ChapPy,'') were
arrested Il day or two since in Martins
vile. on charge Of riot. They were
tried and held to bail. In default Of fur
nisLing tic required security they were
sent to jailat St Clairsville. Wallace had
lust served out a term in the county prison.
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.PHOTOGTAPHs ofmcmllcB Of the Icgis,
laturc and Senate, either slngly or In
groups, can I,o had at tho Partridge Gal
lcry.
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SATURDAY, MARCH IL, 1870


Religious NOtice-Zane Street NJ. E.
Church.
Religious Notice-Fourth Street N. E.
Church. IL L. e'-lg .lr .a.aas
St. Johns Church.
Lecture in St. Johns Church, Bellaire,
Ohio.
Normal Teacher Wanted.
Dominion Hat.
Snow White Lime.
Steel and Iron Plow Wings
Flour, Grass Seeds, &c.
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REMOVAL AND New SToCE.-JOseph
Graves has removed his stock Of Books,
Stationery and Wall Paper, to No. "a
Monroe street, u few doors below the old
stand, where he is receiving fine stock
of new Wall Papers. Borders, &c,
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BEns. E. ]. French, NJ. D., may be con
suited at the Daley House for the ensuing
ten days, prior to her final departure to
meet other engagements. Hours from =
till 12 A NJ, 9 till 81 Pm, and till 9F.M'
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THRUST SALEM PURSUANCE
i. nj trust deed made by James G. AchesOh
and WIFI to me-. dated tho 18th day Of September,
1868, and now OF record IL the Recorders office
for ohio County, West YiCglniR, iu!deNl book ~,
pages III and ne, and by the direction Of Mrs.
DAY OF MATCH, 1871. at the front door Of the
Court House In the City Of Wheeling, al 10
o'clock \ n, sell part Of the real getate conveyed
BIZ said deed, viz: the AOnth 90 eighty feet
thereof, being parts OF Lots Nos. One and Two,
10 Square No. Twenty, fronting on Fiffh street.
4 plat Of said lots 10 BE- sold may b seen at the
warehouse OF II. K. List 4 Co.
Terms OF SALE:-OHc.fOur Of the purchase
money to DO paid in cash; the balance In one,
two and thIeO Year,. with Interest payable semi.
and securing Bame BY deed OF trust at his ;eK'
penHO. Selling IA Trustee, all the tide vested In
me will be conveyed 10 the purchaser.
mars HENRY K. LIST, Trustee.
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BIZ RENTING, and applying tue rents to
the purchase, every one can become the
owner Of first class Wheeler s. Wilson
Sewing Machine. WIN. Sumner & Co,
Agents, No. IS Monroe street, Wheeling.
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Court OF Putnam COunty-SlAXwELG., j.,
delivered the opinion, reversing the decree
Of the Court below and reInanding the
cause for further proceedings. [BRRE-
SHIRE, j., filed y dissenting Opinion1
L.audcraN Is. Hutchinson & Caperton,
admir- from the Circuit Court Of Monroe
connty-BRowx, p. delivered the opinion
dlsSOlvfng the injunction granted by the
Court below, r ip'
Wright d al. esJ Grallam-ffom the Cir
cult Court Of jefferson cOunty-MAxwELL
and BERKsnRE ]. j., concurred in refer
ring the cause TO q commissioner to ascer'
tain the correct amount due complainants;
BRowNP. dissented.]
Graham Ct al, Es.a Graham Etd.-frOm
the Circuit Court Of Monroe county
BROWN P. delivered the opinion, reversing
the, decree oFthe Court below. MAXWELL
]. dissented. miL a.4
Eg-paTte Walker ii. The StatH-!rOm
the Circuit Court OF Greenbrier County
Maxwell ]. delivered the opinion, reyers-
ing the Judgment Of the Court below
Crawford, At al "a Carper, Ct aI.-from
the Circuit Court Of Randolph county
BRowx P.delivcredt The opinion; reversing
the decree of tho Court below, and re-
1pAndingthe cause for further mpccedlngs.
Harrison, executor, Is. Farmers Bank Of
Virginla--ftom the Circuit Court Of Green.
brier county-8LAxwEIL ]. delivered the
the opinion, reversing the judgment OFthe
Court below.
McClintic, etGl, rs, 0chcltree-from the
Circuit Court of Greenbrier county-de-
cided yeterday-BRowN P, filed dis
senting opinion. e. Z ~ Y V
Beirnc' Is. Brown-from the Circuit
Court of Monroe county-decidcd yester.
day,-=BRowN P. fled q dissenting opin-
ion. ~ y Az
Harrison, administrator, &c, a Smith,
Rhodes & Co.-ffom the Circuit Court Of
Kanawha county-BRowS P. delivered
the opinion, affirming the judgment Of the
Court below - VS. e.
Camden & Karlles, administrator, r".
Creel-ftom the Circuit Court of Wood
county-MAxwEEL J. delivered the opin-
ion, affirming the decree ofthe' Court be-
low. - W
LudlngtOn q al, rS. Hull-from the Cir
cult Court of Grecnhrier county-MAX-
WE'LL j. delivered the opinion, affirming
the judgment of the Court below.
DolAn e.. Frciberg-trom the Circuit
Court Of. Harrison county-BERKsIEr1'E J.
delivered the opinion, affirming the judg-
mcnt of the Court below.
Bank of Berkeley Is. BNnkO Of the Valley,
It M,-tron the Circuit Court Of berkeley
Couhty-ALAxwELI., j., delivered tho
opinion reversing the judgment Of the
Court below, and rcmanding the cause for
further proceedings
Bradford rs. the statc,-from the Cir
cult Court of WGtzel county-NIAxwELI.,
j., delivered the opinion, affirming the
Judgment of the Court below.
Morrison s. Oakes H. Lovell,-fton the
Circuit Court of Kanawha county-MAx-
WELL. j.. delivered the opinion, affirming
the Judgment Of the Court below.
Hall ~. Pierce, a a!,-from the Circuit
Court of Wood county-BERKsHIRE, j.,
delivered the opinion, reversing the decree
If the Court below and romandinr the
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CALL at "117," and see the finest Rustic
Photographs that have yet been made in
the city. #
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TOR 1.-TWO. STORY IN n
Il Brick House on Main, between JeGier.
sOn and Franklin streets, containing eleveus
rooms, with gas, water and all tho modern I'm
provements pertaining 70 q good dwelling house
Possession given 1st April, 1870. For fnEthei
particulars enquire Of 7. SWEENEY,
marc ........at First Ward
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SADDERRY.--A. sChwertfcrger, No. 40
Main street, Inns again commenced the
manufacture Of Saddles, Harness, Trunks,
&C., and Is now ready to serve his former
customers, and the community generally.
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FOR SALE.

DOILER FOR sALE-ONE SEC.
ID ond hand Steam Boiler, 40 In. diameter. "a
feet long. double Aucd: made Of tho best quality
Of Iron: FirC Front, GratG Bars, Liners Steam
Drum, Mud Drum nnL Valve; with Safety Valve
J. q. McLURE,
Solicitor OF Patents.
One door below McLurc House, Market 81.
mAFll . t.I.
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FOR RENT,

WAREHOUSE FOR RENT Ia ~
w No. 81 Main street nov occupied
business stands In the city. We'll lighted, and
private alley In tho rear. Apply to
DR.. E. a. HILDRRIT,
mAr1l Fourth Ct, opposite the eonrI house
TOR RENT.-Al SNAIL IN N
Island Containing tSFSs ICONS and Kitchen lsl
Sltunted near tho end Of the Suspension Bridge
For particulars enquire Of IN Z
'.I'. THEODORE FINK,
maF9ts Or II hlG Store on Quincy Street,
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TOR RENT.-A BRICK HOUSE "a ga
II on John street, between FIIth and NH
Sixth, With six rooms. water and gas. i
Possession given Apal ISt
mari JACOB HULL.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR.. J. addresses oil those who have i1llEH
themselves by improper indulgence and s3aHl
habits, which ruin both body and mind. ulstSa
them for either business, study, society OF "a
These arc some of Tho sad and HclnnehoIy I
fccts produced by carly habits Of ynnh' "
Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, Pains ~
Head, DImncss Of Sight, Loss Of u'CI!1r V.s
PalpItation Of tho Heart, Dyspepsia NtIVTsen
ritability, DcrangCment Of the Digestive =.
tons, General Debility, Symptoms Of COSlP
ton, sc. I
MESTGI1Y-ThO fearful effects on tAe nlssr
much to 10 dreaded. LOSS Of Memory, CSll ~
OF Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, Evil EoFeso;:s
Aversion to Society, SClfDIstrust, Love z! "
tudc, Tlmldlty, &c, arc some Of the '''' p
dnced. 1'r ~
Thousands Of persons Of all ages can 20" Jsg y.
what 10 tlIG cause Of their declining health ~
their VIgor, becoming weak, pale, nef1os, Il. !.
emaetatOd, having singular appearance III. ~
the eyes, Cough, aud Symptoms OF Uua'unp'-
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately cured and full vigOr restored
This distressing affection, which trndan III
miserable and marriage impossible, d thePslig
paid by tho victims Of improper induIFaso
Young persons are too apt TO commit eIcetH
from not being aware Of the dreadful oOn'Qoa
Ces that may Gnsue. Now, who that unden1s4,
the'subject viii pretend to deny that The lCua
OF procfcation Ii lost sooner by those falling lS
improper habits than by the p1Wrut! Ba!ts
being deprived OF the pleasure Of health! V
spring, tic most serious and destructive 'ynR
toms Of both body and mind atisc; I1s ,I, il
Functions Weakened, Loss Of pNtrtatiIe lNEH
Nervous 1rrltablllty, Dyspepsia, FalpIllll01 d
tho Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility
and Wasting Of the Frame, Cough, COnSuuP''@
Decay and Death.
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N0TICE-FOR SALE, ONE SEC
IN ond Hand Steam Engine, sE In Cylinder,
81 feet stroke, y'Irr. %
Persons wishing to purchase can sec Il running
at the Wheeling Wagon and Carriage Co.'S ES.
tabliShmcnL door nbOvG the Post 0fics.
iAnl7
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TOR RENT WISH TOT ts;.t
Il rent my properly In Pleasant Valley, Hi
consisting Of Brick House containing six
rooms, cellar, gOOd Stable, aud we'll Of water,
with Q number Of fsutt trees and acres Of land,
lying on tho National Pike one milo west Of tho
Ohio River. . g..
For terms apply on the prcmiscs
maFi.S MARY A, TAYLOR