davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-05-22
wANTED-TO EXCHANGE.

WA?EpIoF FxcHASGE-F FOR uN!MpRovEp
edf On n @ ss s saia u
% III sHh .,I r'ts as 1 xxi, d
NvATTKD-To EXCHANGE -f3oeo WORTH nF
rrarf1t5 aats e: rbans III oe es
1VAHTEp,-TY EScH HANGE11yALuAHIE En- AND A.S19
EESShT i'1ssS 5:tis' IL Wa.hpson sIs lA''f G aAe-
1VAsTEn-ro RxcHASGE-A COOP HORSE
ss.ea a L, t'oe ''''0' 'o
ITAHTEn-To EXcliA NcF CHOICE PRoPER-
Ss;s Fl; sps s::s M II III:
ss:ss; FL he''t "k AUSTIN
|VASTEp,To ExcHASGEI;;5 FEET. MIDWAY
n as, S.anss T IL t sata ftefn: e1,n '' fine
bss div eat chir.eo l5nels f'tc up "F rrs,r:e
0'''es 'as''n Il Il. 'cciApMAS 10; Rnno1ph.,.
W7ANTED-TO EXcHANGE-FoR MONEY OR
HHes:s - Il +! = ~ i Itn:e's M P-rk. s1a.oo'
tasss t|2s 81 Is! %s:! fss: E4|e: ~ ~,
One On c0Ft'es g. i;i0sIis Il ScD0sEL1 Ill Ranao m
NMTED-To ExcMASsE.EoE7 Grry Lk,n-
II ksndsrh 1Ss ind h'n's Me-
Jl7AKTED-TO ExcuAN0E-TY PART ron
r fss s sss' lee e. e e. f%: DEaN hoa IL
Washinsten-ss.
y,rAsTFp-To ExcH LANDS
= @ H:; s s.5? ~ sss @
Gsss HSon ri s1ss aassos Call
19rAHrEp-To ExcHASGEFoR FARM or
s ssss s''et X Is 81! i M
all
1VASrED-To ExCHASGF-sa. ACRES LAND
Gosa SHs 81 Bic. s T.: I
WANTEp-T0 EXCHAXGE-PARTiRs IIAV.
es;sfaEf tSs iiSGs!
i WOODBURY.. Zeal fstate Deaterr.
" - GhIe.s", aud some l.nd.. either byth. fu1
hs'ass. OF ,toek u gods. Inquire fot
lTASIEp-T, LXCIlASGE-FoK , IMPROVED
VIII Il II "T. ~ N|ta :e!eetf
.fff sas faa :". @ '' .
vi q; Hes Ess's z::ss;
WANTED TO EXCHANGE a HVyIIEss
HnS Is sssEA ssE re- stsao' Apply TO GEO. AcksS
| WAsrrp-ro ExcIT4SGE-s ACRES SEAR
Err fishi stH oHE' IL Eh,2s' u G T.
! NrASTED-T0 .EXCHASGK-1 VALUABLE
ep :; sSSs HSs 91 81 81
WANTED-:;To EXcHANGE-A, T1RSTcLAss
5'so5 IL sGas' Tor city pF0'f
WASrFD-'To ExcHASt;K =, ,uStMPRoyFn
81 162SI s. e [Ses : = .a' nean
7s Ss5s T Ext sr f Il
W'ANTED..!0 E,-LEAsr. FIX
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HELP WANTEp-MaIES.

WANTKD- CANYAs8ERa F0h
w the mnst valuable and attractive series q eno-
keriruon work. pubiiahta- j. B. L4pptncntt ua4
Ettt NhIr,HnsS ~ ~ Nae sStiFpARu Man
ssrrs 0'e'' 49, ILL., H.
500 -- c~
info ~ s-aa,tS o.1, CsH
Il Id stats.st M III. m Monaa1 e"''''' N@s>
T7T1wF0-3 M1N 80 a9i !; Te1V Va71ARi.E
n:trnt Tirht tertarT nn ~ I'll .,tjcfs II Al eoes
tntc eIrrV f.t1y and ~ ey.be nr,Ets III H., ners
si.cn to the zeens Big money mads quick LAMB.
lo4 KA1dolph.te. lkcoM
{VANTED-FoR CALIfURN1A-Go0D HUSl:
ucss man 70 ae. ~ teket a9ent tot hIatflAha Ana
4 4 iss SOUTH LaSaiiceit, Id ecs he mAnsfrr:
-....-I.,; = = ~ -, ,;7; . 7-17--7T7
" "AhTEn-AN kNERTEIlu YOUNG NAN WITH
" EGO n lnnE established aal paying huza1r7s CAu
.s".1- - ~ oseus. A@'s'
WAETEp-n RAILROAD HANDS FoR THE ~
:" ]. Il II ailrnlkan: Iftf fffantq5[tauon: t1utt
nois 80 Eishncn for fot Lake and Lake Superior
ana Aiso. TT ..ni; =. - = is 80 1T
a. a,y;v n Esad;na1ian En,;xrant Asruey. X Ho5tH
GppT GHrpT fsnan, md x. Snnth II e,iss, - -'e'@
N'a+~-.!" "eo4 :. 49, - Vuet- ----
, 1870-05-22
BOARDING AFDxopaING'

-
59 .at Sesi ias5i.he f4sat ,,aa. nsss ID :ss
moderate. no @ .~- - ~. -s.0 -Mt- o1.s-
h0 n;a1A OF Mo9Ms 3s .insie n1M
ssatlsnsa. VIZ :. .itseus ls.ld u.s y eas:-
732%A.1Rs q ,.Iseg MTm q
.h.oo pes.on.. With 1naae..!os.hle tttetDnee. -.
eHAHsa b.I Hs1Assea ss,a;5:ssd ,R5ksAs ~
ss9a,9 ,s3 w.t.; .. .r9 ,a ss1sss 1s a.D
I54 ls:x. r.; teSg: @i!s 4;sess; asfqRs;ss sa!Sa
E1 1i677fG1E1v-1 7.Raf FaoIT room,
Xxx S.5 ss;e s "a - IS ta5ass,d =, 4 =; e
=-.---=--=zzz h..hlesa:
.J n, III and rtsac ~ a.. sa1 M n ss sna
ee' terms moderate mers'-------+
90 = iFon. tSas s1tiSI .ao I9s a.,s
an he secon1nod..ed
004 wAhAsII,HX,@A FEY F1RsT,qnLAsss 1c!n s.S
.T. .o1 IA sn ~ q hs VILE wen
7t06 FR1RiF-1F-TiR 17STf1 m m:
l4eO tnralshca fnca..,, ws.a soasd. Modern eonvc-
nasneea. 1eEsae sss.oe5!.e:
tIcsuepi oANhMs . nAN ;a,t1,o
,afss M, aiss s5I9s e., c efaf Ha Pix
mnE1,oanT 49,, o un1'sr ". w' 1a7z:77 ,7az;77, IN
IS Wetls+n.-Day hoard, tiso; boasd .ad lodging.
-; T.7za,: ~ = - - MISREPRESENTATION
5 E. esiaca s. saslr.sos ~; 1ta nos fp
B7.nsiop. Ill iii ,>'0'S-"'N 0'| 0>'
EvASsToS-GonD ROOM AND BOARD ron
IL IL ohs dnt9 anl We, r. private tsinis- Aass3
E5SST NOON. VIII fdI SiEoyF, f5R NAN AND
5at 5a S1lsa III re'sisass fe-
.E :; -: - - 8.::..s -; - ~,
, 1870-05-22


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6uNDA1- MAI -,
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- - = s:;1; s:Tss53 : SSTT Sz3s e.
sss' Assnss5i; s5it5Tn 1sTaf1 nf1sib1N.dRS'injsh sibNRSnshss '
Hs.no hoa.e 9 M.sssaay. ieoa.; a,n ,u
M7Sas house t'' w'1"'A.'' n F"' modem i'
;rS!esasess. Snaa ass.' u. " a.s. =. - ~
R;ss: sSs'ess - .es-' =, ,.,. ~.
81 iss:::s:SSS:: s:ss: 8 49, room, md s.u
Es@s Sa5.s =; Ia!IS3y; ~ = = room, ,,o, md
u In: ,;s h8a'e ca Thi' 'ff0na@t. 1s'7 "''.4a'''
actond md third hoora 6as Htatc = f. 9 ruor1
Gpr Of budIns ~ sga,h Gitrft + = SrI.ns
P31k ,oes y y and water
Fr.roo h0a'e 9" Wksf s1si biaisf II ksRHp00 u-
s7o Atsusstt II foon'' al modtsn improvements ana
tsGt ue and sss, hes.. ; q
pssstasat: Asses a s.sS. '' 49, x..s,1ron,t u
Ms.s iro5t eSess. s'a .aa ese
II faaae r. sIS Sou.e u. a:ss!s1 W.Hessr
*;:$s s:s:: s:s:: 4 ssss
t5n.,,. .o, ho,,, - ,.ex. Il roau,. rpodusn In,
rIrnf. Mssbis t.oo' oo''' "' - - ''.'
flalne h0r.e Is 7hOops 10 rooms o'oe'so 'nP'o'o'
IIsae house yet DE o. T., u fef s {aas e.
@11n "a ps5yksaeSs s..taess b.ek houses, 80
ans ~ .1 n Z tsea9 9o 60 "a. md w..e
Inns Lick houses q: ~ md nd, 30 lssA'teSe "
f4.me hsate III Rn:hst. Soams. modern Improve
Ilsk house ~ Iasauost. Il rooml modern improve
tptntA .nu.b ~ Elm IN
4 s,s 81 s.ue. 10 room, modern
tr,n1aprmfut.. Mnapg 3rut. '''e'' 1-'
brsek hu,se Is East Peafson-'t' 10 FoS'o'' Ss PET
fS fsas bou.e S. rinest. 10 roo' saoasf1 improve
1nsnts. --=.----,--.-
p nESH THE nKAqTxf ';!{ Ut, Il hgaDas Ien. e.ss
i1s,a Nv ~ sa3 soqad aesis q M.Sfw = M ~
.sfI e. S1ssis 81 ae sate Assa Asdisaa.
--,, =, ~ 577aT -: 17o1v
io%ftR. Sef is*is'Sa': is' %s.siasseas 'i -wM ~
no KESr-oS WEST JACKsoS-sT., NEw TWO
t.oEy hons y ,s sHn,s' ns.T essasr; 'ooHs~'eFs
no . RESTziy FYASSToS. 10 SNAIL F1Ni-
1.1d o1 s1.s IRE ot psn - u Di @ fs5 s
Is isse isn - e: @ estsse e Is
ca. frem e esiess : - =: :, aaoz,z 777775 - &C
t. - af'Stns1ooss * ! NS1 ssy
8frs q e MEsERvE. a5es anasr fh ssaSni
no NEST-7;o NioHid1N:Av:, ssToRY AND
ass y, e56 11. h a. eet oFel
ia@satsset tsss sss;r'laa: SNYDER LEE Room Ne
3yfH a;1 RT1f@3 LARGE HOUSE on T1E WEST
t,n ens 81 sso sssss Fs1 soias "a ID.
.rs Siss; r. Z 9oFss aid carriage, wifi eoafh"an
1s;5 1TST-TT33-ST73RV co7T3GF HOUSE,. -
| Wcst Ad.mstt. ! ,notus cloeets Gc vcry Desirable.
%sS.; kee!S vi ss4ss 4Ss?f H.: to
no nEsr1Two-si6FY 1S6 BASEMENT
SeEs ffe nosh q Gnleh aff "a ~ .as
SoSth ClaEstt, OF hLlAS JEWELL. q" aooth NOT
no pFET-s1oo PER 1YTTT THL5;ET 1 FIyF
| tbrrr.inrE hriek hous,. viii, han. "a Wa7fro.av
sis r! r noath foF new cottage aud baFn on s0o'i
@ on tor nsw sSa sUtsfs h e. rs, STATS. M sI.t,
no o,s & e. ,ed st sn Isl ' TT
Brighton Hou'e AZ Ct fas + fh.ss n c.11.. aius
,.a.m.ot u,,u -, ~, S1r nnox,s
aey Of s1 Ssn
Is 1 1sps sna naed'Ase 'e'ss''1 cAA TfSn's
;1,o VE,;T 8 Eo1Rrfi-a AZ conn RooNs 4,
beailsrntI to'a D'.tlDe1' l>0un' ~ CIV 'o,lN
To REXTTTNE LARGE TEoSFaRY TO- ;Gls, ,d.s FRAN!
hou.r rs SedsWst: t"o hlaSis tru z hoTso esrs
no ErSr-nwElI1SG HOUSE OVER ru1
Liter ;,e,s Ss, e. es' latT~s' water and sas Apply
u,o nrSTzI7o7isF- c03iFIETFLY FURYIsNE6
modern funrnycmft,fs: eorFcrrrt fnf latsc OF sna
, 1870-05-22
WANTED TO RENT,


fNI,En.tf ,a ~ NGHtmA a.; L. tohhin'
Ea.fnr nsfa; :. ,hAAoai1A'h ''' "s'n-
]NASTED@5N RESr-TW0 VSFURSIsAED
" rr1ns rHitAhr fns housekeeping. ay wi1nS lady,
X rrnc ase a1a1es'' s'asus 'c1s'
As1oA"@ e''NN
TTAETEp-To RfST-1N 4 GOOD LOCATION.
" well fufrlera tFont roon CT tut af tco:ns 18th
Sns eoati ~ sfnte1Tah Th. ~ ss On s"a o. "e't
"e- ~ - =. "-oe H.-e
WANTEp-T0 REST.FuRSlSnEp. npt1FE,
dsa ssnn s"a SToh ns1nnf tae
nosAo.>' il.oane e'ues.
WANTED TO RENT-BY A. YOUNG NAN AND
9Tren t% aho ,s; gn,sn !af'
SS1iT X Snnth ann4f N' ' .' "+ W.
" utshcd Aeepine room, with Of bath tnr thrc
Een Or fo tHom. o. .s ~s
nea % 1ris ~ ts ~ ,aSnrs. ENt ISL TT;ixns
ofJSr w. 1s-' ~~'''1- 1''1 '"41' ~
o'1s. 4----
}EANIEnJTo KESI.h sIhNaSmtsso M MrSnts! ~ NoW ~
-. ss.h.s t, ~, 49, ~ aa5,ss stsf
ny Sasc.71 Sr.7nt " Rc1 tue ses t:bts.sn "'1
VIZ "s.a'' NeA ~ eAN"Ne = - ;31 ,,,,
oI! fn;.s1 I,,. ~, H. III :, s-nna deor.
>tn~. w. ~ ~ rtI .xr s-cn 1,rn;,hr. IN GfTtrIAss
hoM.. M IA " -fshs,rh, ma ttthrr On thn Nnrt Sijc
~ shs Snn,h MI .nT rifin Iii 1uilr of Hadisout
Address r I. Tribune otie4. -
| r- s-rn rn nExr UF yTEE1 DNElITyf;
| " =. = r..1a -. ~, nrrbf., n
, 1870-05-22
CITY REAL ErATE.

>. CITY Real ESEATE. ..a,>,.,
FeR aA11-nY p KEsLER, REAL tz'rA1E
EeiT:!: se,sl.i ~ Ss:.es I'd ,o.. ~, ,-o.,
hae:s II ss I'd q! e sHs cooe
iras. saass ID s.n siSs
PEl!ls saxs ns.1 Thirty 'ecandss Cottage holss and
I'D q h1:smsg. s,ss ss'sa hss.: nd
heuse md hssn; s; ns sssia. sls1n -s '.te''A'A
ws.rroa. = ~ d~osso'y and basement brick hoosc
s. = saS Sss,,ss "a s2a s, H. :; sa
csNsl;<- cHncr Adams store, With lease II LOT Al
Hs!1isoo<t- uc.1 Clinton. Twostory housc md lot,
Aehle.n.y. south q Thirty, ,6ss:s; s1ia
!.v, hs4 asa HI 4n9y ss;atssss .t1snd4s s1lz
ss5as! 5s!E tss:ss ;s.''1
s1?es1 ao'sh ssta j sita.
IL ss :! ill., H. HI s1 R: ''
aseaSs. eaS1s ss.y Ssssef ssta .1 Sse'R
Fss Fss;ss ssi5ss ss,.siH FL III e Van na"n ''s'
E.nBuEenst. eotner Ls1on!.. se11E
!te5ne.t. ne.5 Adsina: ssal%
.s.eEsan@I CT en- = s?i1sy i1hssS, ss:asa s9i
ws:1s;ss. ness 1ssf ,.saey .ssats.e5 si
SaS.i.s. s:sE Ts;.S: a5;'S
N.aHe:rsss, eosa,: Reoa. alct. choap.
1s. asat1s. .esIB ss,Bss 4 fea sosts:3 To- S57i
:Sd :.5 ~ a,S e Siss9 1ad f>sssls se' .i Il .'
k.sses 90 Eh4css-a, znsia shs1ae new city luslte
, 1870-05-22

.0Ti;]HESsC
BOARDING AID LODGING.
. ESST W1sHfSdToF H. sESox6 1ooa
Ei!h Ses'a 1Ga fsw IL So.1ds. e.n u ssoonna,
= SOUTH MAY.sT:-FfEAsANT Rooa.. WITH
keensa eseas II ssassa ssa.sAa anu VIC u '''
Q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J:FN?LEMEX. On
is ;ss T ss1 's:s '; ssa
ii MnRIDoF:Fn!RT:1 rVn
ntahsd sooms with '''s' ias gentleman sad ~' ef
IL - - 5HTITa TT e. 4SR 3, ls5;. 5E
~ KIpR1DaE-couRr-!N .THE NEW MAR
II Le Ieek. let~sn ".l'a'h and A'chiksa-aTa
16 4Sr,t %,s so4s
TuslnI DAy boarless accommodated.
16 ELlzA1EWTAs5% W r. i|Ess HAERs91Kh 7Ih ,E7H saoS 81;
t.1S a+s1 tnien FsIi: feT isdS and gentleman.
90 ;S', K1ST TI;s XSS SsIIS SSREST-FH0SF R00zs TO
70 1a'a sas9a. Az. az ba.rass a'' ~ M
90 VAN prRES.sT:. East OF WABAsH.AV51
iistciass % lossd % Tsw ~ Ivslasss .ssaaasa.ss.:
80 W1LLARD,PLACE- 1ErNEEf WASHING;
S ts 9rn ID IL 6o,s In moela 1asHla
07 soufH CLINTON Hsr.-FUKNISHED On
day bosrdsfs aeeosnnod.tra- AaTa . rcas
Sa55s Al :5As IT. ss; Eea.s .ns 70
eA rrqlrcd House the 1Alr; hAs b.ib. sa etc
OK THMD-AV;-NRs. .oAMPRE14:s.TWo GES
can bs ,rcor4Rcaasti rih, nee front roonr wih boa
, 1870-05-22

ss as;s IL. ned sas!' srp AAA
WANTED FROM Is TO p GERMAN G1Klsv g; IN IN
Baless1 b. sssIs''''s private f'naAe' Inquire Al - AA
-. ,nn1nle., nnmsMies; r,,,., ..n
s'ea S e. T. 20 ons sfaaa ast e
IVA asfs147 455z s5asf7EYT 9 a9sG 70 90 GEN
tASTrp1A 1 r1ee; e1nn TO 70 d. Do xrrcmrs WORK IN
" rr1iautant Apply Or 3u'5aH # ~ West Hsdi-
eon.t: corner s.eta@ee - = ~ y 9gSEs.7 aoi5sv
~Sst .s'a.,ea sa' 8rry 4 = TscTs corner
nosne .,, ~ 81, .,rer u.s,,.rroxr
~ sesd ssl t. eSex: Ea.h and Enos Apply tram IL
70 TFn ;, aS1s1, ~ 1sssSfF fs1f cfR5 F5n SECOND
s~rn S9s.. ar ,.,,rn,.TrIv,T ~ ~ . - 20 r71Isxv
" sn,sEt. tiiz 81: ~ ssnsIs! h;a.swefk IN
email family; lhIat be : Eood "ssarr aad s'untf.
COOP Gin SEnM4S # Il Sst Sn fG
t. Asp 4 81 .hcp - ''s'VIN wv "e'' LAKE,
A7ASrKp-A LAySpREss VINO THonouGH-
well rrsem@endea an1se' csi 1i at II aiGhlxsn:sV t W
sst oss !ls;fs s'1 r.N !s ssxhHSt e HSsz
San r. l;esm.s siii, T. a. s'nerai loa.wosk II
ptsvass l.ll'y: arp'J =. : uatsst.5t, t'.se,
between Eofth GiaIE and Lassilr.
W4SrED-X dooR SERVANT FoE GENERAL
L,rsIy.st. nS.s f ~ sreiyins itnmstiissey.
WASTKDA .oD + PtA5S GooK 96;N: MaSIERa g
wse..e-a. s..-,.n T1s7 - 90 cooF FoR 4
WASITTnGA 15I 81. A. AZ oaS wassa
md tssas pisee address, WITH rtcnaoe: II r. Tit
1TASTED-A TIDY GiNI, fully CoMPETET
4 W general hoitaNHork~ Apply AQpdAy. 1t bS5
, 1870-05-22

A RARE !I It:t;I CHANCE Fnh 4 coop p, ,nARBER Tg
tss eaAas.a. AesA''sn bcee- %0 Aaa ess. s%
1mN ..eee
f,s.. 1sAF.H afs ci Isa & sell
bs.=
n s25ey.ns En- e5tst,e . 1aa. toF s,'s F. hc.s9n s
y. y 2RpGs1 feisk e 11fosG 5n2atsc On Ets1n
Sd. s:es q O. + sAksesh"' ~" u "es''n1' N''''
sAsa ASp nocE e T1S sis OF
building. Addfrss BUILDER Tribune osllcs'
SMALL FRUIT AID COEFECTIONER STORR
foc saE vr1T rhtsr ee scsn1nf o4 Tic owner going
south 'raus1e ;. "a, sonth c.,:1.t
!. fo1 ,sls q: e1ehn3se. aaias. nAXTER
PAY IL. ~ athiaSton A. hasc1nep:
,s.,,... ~, j." ~ s,a,,s. 49, ~ uo,pn,ya NV
fa1.s hoWSs :e CO. sHa asar s ko
RYN KESXFRY @. Koo3 > q! M459n 5!5I!
Iu.ilss@ saseess. ssaP:.as ho:ssS hs.rtas haa,s.,
k!o!wAr .,c1rr merchant taoans a'3s s:o,r. a. 4
sItsiess~ f1D.a slyo e al2l99 aooa. = SAor h1oeL
Rse fox ,, Il: at5s9ssn e ps1 or
Ssss r. 8 ss; n; t.ssea AZ 4
poARnEG HOUSE, Pull oE q. n2I3AlRpERs. I.I3 + ,GI:s
ssss sss 4 se go + 5ass c. ii ast asd
@,c.p c7o,F fo1 sAfF- I R0oNS IF1SE
HMhsk 80 ..@.,.,,, ,T.S ce.I fr.dr sts Sfatr-tt
v f'''" 49, 80 -, -.,,,1~r--e
1HpNARn r THOHkS Z Cl.s buSINEho
je1a L. poble i.s the g.ss.s,, cxsass ,st1sp
t X. .s5 ce-,rt-T rhe 4hHf ara n the
, 1870-05-22

Couchmeu. &c.
N!ASTEp-A MAN TO DRIVE DELIVERY
W wagon. Must be arqntinted IN The city and COME
well ts4c,iiurndcd Apply to R. II. COUNTESS. 1recel
Apd Tea Dealer. Il bloRrot-at
, 1870-05-22
HTYHN" CHANCES.

4 BILLIARD RA1L FOR h4tE-QR aSAf-
"A rrrt tables, nut Of tie oett ec1tc11 %
Wei Sidf md nicely fI1rished- Appay to D. COLE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-16
baltimore and Ohio Railroad
SI,OOO,OOO n Month.

There is a good deal Of spread-eagle-
ism afoat in the country, and college
tenderlings and boarding school misses,
as well as the sturdy yeomanry of the
farm and the shop, talk largely about
the great United States and our Won
derful country.
But if a sensible man wants to really
know what is going on and what the
country is coming to, let him take up
any one single interest of the thousands
which cover the land, and see what
that interest is doing.
Here is company Of men that few
wears ago tracked and measured line
roadway over what in some parts, was
thought insurmountable; a wild, rough,
mountainous region, well-nigh uninhab-
liable and in places impossible. To-day
their finely-graded road scales the noun,
tains, tunnels the cliffs, spans the rivels,
and carries, over a fourshing country,
passengers and freight to the amount OF
one million dollars month. Not
satisfied with their present husi-
ness, we see by their pamphlet just sent
ont that John w. Garrett, the Presi'
dent and the brains Of the company,
projects new and important connec,
tons, to add to the value of the roa d
and develop the resources of the great
States traversed by this great artery.
The Baltimore railroad has an eye to
this section of the State, and will put
her hand on some of the best points to
establish her connections with all OF
Eastern Ohio.-ZaneSwHe Courier.
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DR.. Hooaand'S Podophyllin,
Or Substitute for Mercury
TWO PILLS A DOSE.
The Most Powerful, get Innocent, VGgeta-
jle Catkartic Rno,cn.

II is not necessary to take a handful OF
these Pills to produce the desired effect; two
Of them act quickly and powerfully, cleans
ing the Liver, Stomach and Bowels OF all
impurities. The principal ingredient Is Po-
dophyllin. or the Alcoholic Extract Of Man.
drake, which is by many times more Pow
erful, Acting and Searching than the Man
drake itself Its peculiar action is upon the
Liver, cleaning II speedily from all obstruc-
tons, with all the power OF Mercury, yet
free from the injurious results attached To
the use of that mineral.
For all diseases, in which the use OF ca
thartic is indicated, these Pills will give en-
tire satisfaction in every case They neueT
al
In case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
and extreme CostiveneSs- DIR. Hoonand :
German Bitters or Tonic should be used In
connection with the Pills. The tonic effect
of the Bitters or Tonic builds up the system.
The Bitters or Tonic purifies the Blood,
strengthens the nerves, regulates the Liver,
and gives strength, energy, and yigor.
Keep your Bowels active with the Pills,
and tone up the system with BitierS or
Tonic, and no disease can retain its hold, or
ever assail you.
These medicines are sold by all Druggists
and dealers in medicines everywhere.
Recollect that 1t Is DR. HooFLAND's GER
MAN REMEDIES that are so universally used
and highly recommended; and do not allow
the Druggist TO induce you to take anything
else thai he may say is Just as good, because
he makes larger profit on it These RENE
dies will be sent by Express to any locality
upon application to the PRINCIPAL OF
FlCE. at the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
6Sl ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
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HcaIthruIuess OF Apples.

There is scarcely an article of vege-
table food more wisely useful and more
universally liked than the apple. Why
every farmer has not an apple orchard,
where the trees will grow at all, is one
of the mysteries. Let every house
keeper lay in good supply of apples,
and it will be the most economical in
vestment in the whole range of cult
naries. A raw, mellow apple is .digested
in an hour and a hall, while boiled
cabbages, require five hours. The
most healthful desert that can be placed
on the table is baked apple. If eaten
frequently at breakfast, with coarse
bread and butter, without flesh OF any
kind, it has an admirable effect on the
general system, of removing constipa-
ton, correcting aciditic' and cooling
febrile conditions more ctiectually than
the most approved medicines. If fam
lilies could be induced to substitute ripe,
sound apples for pies, cakes and sweet
meats with which their children are
too frequently stuffed there would be a
dimunition in the sum total OF doctor S
bills in a single year sufficient to lay in
a good stock Of this wholesome fruit.
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Hoofand's German Tonic

Was compounded for those not inclined to
extreme bitters, and is intended for use in
cases when some alcoholic stimulant Is re-
quired in connection with the Tonic proper
ties of the Bitters. Each bottle of the Tonic
contains one bottle Of the Bitters, combined
with pure SANTA CRUZ Rum. and favored
in such a manner that the extreme bitter
ness of the Bitters is overcome, forming
preparation highly agreeable and pleasant
to the palate, and containing the medical
virtues Of the Bitters. The price OF the
Tonic is sl50 per bottle, which many per-
sons think too high. They must take into
consideration that the stimulant used is
guaranteed to be of a pure quality. a poor
article could be furnished at a cheaper price,
but is 1t not better to pay little more and
have a good article? A medicinal prepare
ton should contain none but the best ingre-
dents, and they who expect to obtain
cheap compound will most certainly be
cheated.
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Singular Religious Practice.

The curious ideas of some people are
illustrated in the appended extract from
one of Mr.. Mines books: Many of
the original Anabaptists in Europe, in
the sixteenth century, ran nearly or
quite naked through the streets, rolling
and tumbling, and affecting all the
sports ofchildren, because the Scri pture
saith that the truth is revealed to babes.
A gentleman informed me that he saw,
a few years since, in the West, about a
thousand men and women in a grove,
rolling hoop, flying kites, leaping, roll
ing and tumbling on the grass; the wo-
men caressiug dolls, and the men
astride of sticks for horses. They did
all these things because Christ said,
except ye become as little children yee
shall not enter the kingdom OF
heaven"
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CENTRAL OFFICE, ST. LOUIS, MO.
Date Of Organization, June IS, 1868.
prcsent Annual Premium In
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MARKET STREET, few doors above
second Ward Market House, Wheeling.
~Repeiring done on the shortest notice
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.
CINoINNArI, November 10.


CINCINNATI, November Is.
COTTON-Demand fair; middling al
Isle.
GRAlN-Wheat firm and hardly
any offered; red at 81 l6@l Is. Corn
declined 10 45@4Sc. Rye unchanged.
Oats and barley nominal.
GROCERIES-Firm. Sugar at lo(a
13c. Coffee at l6l@2O3c. Molasses at
75@S5c.
OILS-Steady.
EGGS-Firm at 32c.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
SEEDS-Clover quiet at 9t993c
Timothy at 4ac.
PROVISIONS-Pork nominal and
1913 90 asked. Lard firm at l3@l4c.
Bulk meats unchanged. -,
HOGS-Opened firm and closed dull
at Sc GOAT 90; receipts Of 5000 head.
GREEN MEATS : Dull and de-
clined; shoulders at 6!c; sides at 9ic
hams at lla@l2c.
WHISKY-Dull and nominal at
S3@S4c.
GOLD-l11i
EXCHANGE-Dull at so discount
buying.
MONEY-Easy.
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The Life Association of America

CENTRAL OFFICE, ST. LOUIS, MO.
Date Of Organization, June IS, 1868.
Present Annual Premium In
2iSHa %
Present Assets. i IT,, S6o 0 Sd
Amount InSured..........-........... Al ,OO W
JAMES II. BRTrTON, President.
". Fl. HOUGH, Vice President.
Hon. WIN. BARNES, Counsel and Actuary
W. IANLEY, Secretary.
WESTVIRGINIA DEPARTMENT..
ALONZO LORING, President; GEO. w
FRASZHEIM, Vice President: SAMUEL
HILDRETH, Treasurer; K. \. HILDRErH
Medical officer; RoBT. G. BARR, Attorney;
y. G. ARTHUR, Secretary; ). Z. ANDERSON,
General Manager.
W. II. Woodward, Gov. w. e. Stevenson,
John q. Muth, WI. Singleton, Robert b.
Woods, John T. Lakin, John II. Hobbs, VI.
l.. Oft John A. Armstrong, y. NJ. Adams,
ThoS. Hughes, Alonzo Loring, Geo. w
Franzheim.
troll OF our own Board OF Directors, who i'll
vest the funds of the Association, to a large
extent, with those whs belong TO 1t, hence
thew derive the double benefit of carrying
an Insurance upon their lives and at the
same time have the use OF their own
money. Is not this better than sendlng our
money to the East and building up Eastern
institutions, to the detriment of our own :?
Persons desiring to make q SURE PRO
VISION for their families Will please eau
and see me. There can be no better invest
nent i'm the world, and certainly none
more secure. JOS. w. FERREII,
Agent for the District comprising the caun-
ties of Hancock, Brooke, Ohio, Marshall,
Wetzel and Tyler. Agents wanted.
sS'OFFICE-l06 MARKET STREET;
SPp2i-dSW
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yew York Market.
New YORK, November Is.

New YORK, November ID.
COTTON-Demand active and prices
advanced sales 1875 bales uplands at
l64c.
FLOUR-Market steady.
GRAIN-Wheat firm and lc better;
new spring at 1901 34!; winter red
and amber at 81 36@l 80. Rye un-
changed. Oats dull and dropping; west
ern at 60c; Ohio at 6l@6l!c. Corn
dull and dropping; old mixed at SSc
new at S0@S5c
EGGS-Market steady at 32@33c
for fresh and 26@27c for lined.
PROFESSIONALISM steady; seller
January at $40 so, which is now bid.
Beef unchanged. Bulk meats and ba-
con nominal. Lard dull ard unchanged;
l3tc asked seller December, l3c offered;
1877 asked January, l3sc offered.
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Policy Holders Participating IN tle Profits
Dividends paid last year 40 per cent.
A success without precedent In this country
or Europe.