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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-27

TOR SALE CIIEAP.-5OO ACRES
l Of Land on tile B. d O. Il. r., Is miles east
OF Wheeling In lots to suit purchasers; About
Story Frame House, will be sold separate. This
il known al the ClIHes MIL property, and IL one
Of the 6tSt i0tatl0TS for u Country Store on the
line Of the B. j. o. K. r.
Also, Steam Circular Saw Mill and Fixtures,
In running order, with two yoke Of oxen and
span Of horses. ". '. HOGE & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, 106 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-27

By RENTING, and applying the rents to
the, purchase, every ono can become tlle
owner Of first class Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM, Sumner IL Co,
Agents, No. IS Monroe street. Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-27

New Advertisements

Religious Notice.
Wanied-A Girl to do HOusework.
oStraycd-A Red Cow.
Notice-The Basin oftle Water Works
Auction Sales, &c,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
franklin Winters aud wife, Com. !
plAEnants, |
IN CtmnCcEy.
Kate Brown, Isaac Burknm, and
Others, Defendants.

e. AL ChanceFy'
Kate Brown, Isaac Burkain, and
others, Defendants.
BY virtue Of o decree rendered In the above en-
titled cause, at the June Term, 1870, Of the Cir:
cult Court for Ohio County, tho undersigned
Special Commissioners will, on
Saturday, the 3Oth Day Of July, 1870,
Sell at Public Auction on the premises, the tract
Of land IN said decree described, and known as
the Isaac BWrHham" Farm; containing one hun
bred and ninety-8Ix (I96) acres, ono ~ rood,
twcnty.lOur (2) perChcS. This valuable farm lICt
short distance from the National Road, nearly
equidistant from Roney's Point and Triadclpha;
Ii well Watercd, and has upon 1t large and com.
mOdiOus Frame House, together with barn and
other Outbulldings aud improvements.
TRIMS or SALE 0He.Ehird OF tho purchase
money In cash: tue residue in three equal pay
lnentS on credit OF ono, hEO and three years
With interest fr0m day OF sale, tho purchaser u
give bonds with good security for the deferred
insLRlmGnts, the title being rCtalned as add
tIonal security until tho payment In null Of thu
purchase money. n. RICHARDSON
Al. CLARKE,
Special Commissioners.
Law Offices, Monroe street, near 18th, Wheeling
W, Va, lun6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-27

The largcst stock an'l latest styles Of
Womcn's, Misses ana Chidrcn's shoes in
the city Gun be found ut Louis V. Blonl's,
107 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-27

New BUILDING.-Thos. F. Owens, bot
tier, is building u substantial brick strnc-
ture on John street, just adjoining the
site Of the old Athcncun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-27

TIM PRErTrEsr WOMAN IN NEW YoNx
Miss X, well known In our fash,
ionablc society for her diainyue appear
ancc and beautiful complexion, was once
sallow, rOugl,skinneIl girl, chagrinel at
her red, trccklcd face She pitched into
Hagm's Magnolia Balm, aud is now rs
pretty in complexion rs she is charming in
manners. This article ovcrcomcs tfcck-
les, tan, saIIOwnrSs, mOth-lntCl,cs, ring
marks, etc, and makes one look ten years
younger than they are. Magnolia Balm
for transparent complexion, and Lyons
KNthAiron to make the lair plentiful, luz.
uriAnt, soH and delicate, have no rivals.
The K0thairon prevents tho hair from
turning gray, eradicGtcs dNndruI, and is
the best ond "h@an"S' dressing in the
world. cotldAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-27

Tue finest "ItembranlIs" in the city
arc made at III Main street. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-27

TnE WEsr.-Ncxt to Chicago, in point
Of interest, comes the little town Of Elgin,
where the famous watches are manuflC.
1ured. OxtOby d. Duffleld, 1O4 Market
street, below the Mcclure House, have
bcen constituted agents in Wheeling for
these celebrated timers, and have u large
stock Of movements, and gold and silver
cases. Also Waltham and foreign watch
Cs, Il full and varied stock, us well rs
clocks, ieweIry, spectacles, &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-27

Police COuRT.-There was not soil
tary case before this Court, yesterday
morning
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-27

JUST received another lot Of thosc fine
Lasting Caters worth 81 so for So Is, NJ
Louis V. Blends, 1O7 Main street. ]
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FOR SALE.

quincy STREET RESI-. IN
W DENCE FOR sALE.-I am author.
lied TO sell tho large and magnificent resi-. E13
street, between Fifth and Sixth streets. Il cOI.
taIns ten rooms, besides pantry, kitchen. bath
room, cellar, sc. Has gas aud hot aud cold water
on all tho doors. The Out,housCs arc complete
and Of the most substantial kind. The OntlrU
premises arc In the most perfect order. Lot 70
Joining same. TuOS: obt1EN'
Iyel Real Estate Agent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-27

TME largest stock Of Fancy Colorrd
Shoes in the city, at Louis V. Blond's, 107
Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-27
ALONZO LORINC

TNOR SALE-A VERY GOOD IA
Il Two Story Brick Dwelling House HI
with rooms, on Main street, First Ward 4eA'h
Also. Lot No. s., corner Market and Washing
ton street, First Ward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-27

A UCTION SALE OF REAL ES-
n TATE AND COAL FIELDS ADJACENT
TO WHRELING.-By virtue Of tho authority
vested in W by the will Of Philip Reilly, de'
ceased, we will offer for sale at Public Auction,
County. in the City Of Wheeling, on
Saturday, the 16th Day Of July, 1870,
Aud thereafter, from time to time, TIL the sale Is
completed, commencing each day at ten o'clock
A. NJ, tho rial estate Of said Philip Reilly, de-
ceased situated adjoining and cast OF Wheeling
Creek and the City Of Wheeling. The land aud
vTteutIVe coal field underlying tho Eame 70 be
sold, will be offered III parcel. ~ shown upon tho
Mat thereof Inad8 by James GllChr1sl. surveyor,
i copy Of which may be seen In tho Recorder
Office of this county, and At the Office Of ThOs.
O'BriCu, Real Estate Agent, Wheeling, W. Va,
hut the whole will be sold together, or several
parcels will 10 sold together, ~ may be found
hest .i.-
Ivy each purchaser TO be paid III hand, AND the
residue IN three equal nstalmgnts bearing Inter
est from the day OF sale and payable respectively
In one, two and three years from that DAY, ro'
serving the right to each purchaser to pay tho
whole or any greater portion Of the amount due
The title 10 10 retained Until payment in null, or
conveyance to be made on deferred payments be-
ing secured by deed OF trust. ~
But purchasers Of the coal will in addition to
above conditions be required TO give approved
personal security IUE ucIcEIcu PH9MSuE
Selling as Trustees under said will, VIC under.
take 10 cOnveyn only such title u Is vested in MS,
and as by said will we have power to convey, but
We believe the title 10 b. nnQucstiOnahle.
R,T. WHELAN,
HENRY MOORE,
AL0NZO LORING,
Trustees OF p. Rellly's Estate.
WHEELING june 10th, 1870. jHnlB
The sale mentioned In the above advertise
nent 10 adjourned until
Wednesday, the 18th Day Of August Next,
At the place and at the hour mentioned III said
advertisement. JyA
JUIY 18th 1870
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PUNGENCIES.

"SrALDNo's .0LUE" will jpst suit you.
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PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
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Law Offices, Monroe street, near 18th, Wheeling
W, Va. junN
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DONE TO DEATH.

The Recent Ceusral RaiIrs1d Double Muir.
DER COncIusion Of tho Cor0ner's Isuuest-
A Verdict OF Censure.
The inquest In the case Of the two men who were
.done to death" on the New Jersey Central Rail-
read on Saturday last was resumed yester-
day afternoon at the Court House. Elizabeth,
before Coroner lewis Braun. At half-past one
O'Clock all the jurors were present. includ-
ing w. o. Barton, the one whose singu-
lar disappearance on Monday evening gave
rise TO not little comment 1t Is probable that his
action IN the matter Will be brought 70 the notice OF
the Grand Jury at te next session. ON the part OF
the company 1t is asserted by Dr. MARITIME, the Eliza
beth physician OF the road, that the inslnuatlou
made that Barton had been tampcred with IL en-
tirely unjust He declares that the company has ex
pressed q desire to have every particle OF lgt
thrown on the occurrence
numberOf witnesses having bHen examined, thc
jury retired and returned the following
VERDICT:
The Jury upon their oath de say that the ssid
Patrick McGOvern cime to his death by q collision
with a locomotive OF the half-past ten A. M.
passenger train from New York, on May
IA 1870, at the Magnolia street crossing;
that said collision was accidental and would have
toned at that point and that dt Is In evidence that
the large amount OF travel there required 0agman
on Magnolia avenue crossing, and the company Is In
0pint0n censurable Tor not having taken the ne
cessary precautions to avoid such an accident
The case OF Bernard O'Conn0r was then taken up
AMI two witnesses were examined-Mr. ID. N. Lyon
ana DIR. Martlne Of the company. The testimony OF
these gentlemen was similar 10 that In the former
case, aud q like verdict was rendered.
Three suits against the company on beha1T OF the
the occurrence VIII be commenced In the supreme
Court TODAY.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

onv1e beapx only about onesixth that a tne otner
k,Vds attempted 70 be introduced into this country
ANOTHER BRANCH OF THE BrsINsss
TO which brief reference may be made. " sa sess
ofapplying this new process 70 me co0nE gI AZ
kipds OF pcrtshable articles Of consnmpuon from
the most distant places OF prcducto'na 70 Sso frea
she nrocess aiapfcd TO packing houses warehouses
Tor storing perishable commoeites Dfswsr,es ana
dlstillerles. The chemical ehe appiica,0a 0I Wnicn
Wander Weyde is one OF she at present waste pro.
ducts OF petroleum. and Is collected and condensed
snt" cases nv machinery constructed expressly for
that nurposa thus adding one other important use
10 i,ss nyaIaable and abundant prcdGct OF nature.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
Shipping Notes.


Business the East river with its numerous steamboats,
and other vessels transportation Of and
freight deserves prominence with the North river 1ee
already referred to in this column
Could Fulton, whose first trip BY steam upon the Hudson
ridculed silly whm, return. - did Rip Van Win
ke sympathze with living ideas century after his time,
he might point the grandeur Of that practically which his
whim has assumed in fifty years, and wreak salts
in cxutng the memory of shortghed contem
poraries The puff Of the steamship steamboat may now
heard every moment Of the day upon the winding waters
of the East and North rivers, which sixtyhree
ago single curousy fashioned craft feeby demonstrated
the practcaby Of steam navigation. On these rivers the
invention of Fulton still does and will maintain s supremacy
On waters in the world have steamboats, become such
indispensable aduncs of commercial traffic hereabous
Luxury with safety combine in Of the floating palaces
that daily shoot from Of piers that encrce the city
to make the opportunity Of travelling the eagerly
embraced
Many Of the East river fleet devoted the transpoa
on of freight alone, but they frequently in lines also
devoted to carrying passengers No boats have been
built for either service the rver far asceaned and
agents and captains alike with their brethren the
North river do not anticipate heavy business generally
during the
The Red White and Blue line Of barges piers Nos s.
this and from Athens eighteen barges the
Summer W Wilson, Saginaw, Barnes, Hubbard, War.
rem, Oregon, Globe suydam, Puritan, Columbus, Iowa,
Hercules Indiana, Abbott Nonsuch, Devne Burts Jr Six
employing the ve owboats comprising Schuyers
line, vz:-Amcrica Niagara, Cayugs, Belle, Anna. The
transportation of freight by these bages reaches an
figure, controls all that brought Athens over
the New York Central Railroad. The towboats above
named also engaged in the Albany towing business which
quite extensive vose 10 the agen. OF barge line
Austins line, pier No g. large number of barges
ploying four towboats-he Syracuse Ohio, Austin, and
MISUNDERSTANDING daily line between New and Al
bany. Freight transportation exclusively.
The barges Roberts, Burton Sands Haskct, Baxter
leave Coenties slip daily with freight for the York
Central Railroad, which ID shipped at the foot of Thirty
street. North The business done this wise
10 often quite extensive
Tho Hudson River Transportation Company in former
years employed eight ten rges for the carrying Of
freight these have been disposed Of used
instead. These numerous and do fair business.
Briggs Swiftsure Line have control OF
Comsock, Phillips Pierrepont Massey Utey, Fairchild
Walker, Monitor Frank, and Fsnnieone of which
pier No 10 Eve O'Clock PM daily for Philadelphia
They run through the Delaware and Raritan canal
The propeers Acushnei and wamsutta Of the New Bed
ford New York Steam Propeller Company form pas
senser freight line to New Bedford running Wenes
day and Saturday Of each week, leaving pier No I3
The Espress Steamboat Company possessing steam
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
FATAL ACCIDENTS IN Jersey CITY.

Last evening man named James Montgomery
was wandering through. Newark avenue, Jersey
City, in q state OF intoxicaton, and In his deter.
mination to have fight with somebody he met with
an accident which may result seriously He threat
ened to lick q shoemaker named Lynch, who keeps
u store opposite the Court House, and Lynch Tor
the door Montgomery thrust his hand through the
window In his effort to get IN, aud tue glass
would bleed TO death before The arrival OF physi-
elan. Captain Robinson and 0f1cer Tuohey, OF the
Third precinct, took him In charge. He resides IN
Chestnut avenue.
About the same time o lad named Costello was
driving horse and wagon belonging to Mr.. Whyte,
OF Newark and Palisade avenues the horse look
fright and sLarted on. The boy Was thrown out, had
his collar bone broken and was otherwise injured
severely thar the physician who Tas called an pro-
QOuuces his case fatal
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TYs STEVENS ESTATE IN HpBuxsE.

The Executors Before the Court of Chaucery-
The Validity Of the Will Disputed.
The May term Of the New Jersey Court Of Chan
Gerry commenced at Trenton yesterday, with fifty
cases on the list. The most important case is that
of Martha B. stevens ana others vs. William B.
Shippcn and other. This Is suit for the c0nstruc
ton Of the will Of the late Edwin A. Stevens, OF Ho
boken, to have the court determine whether certain
charitable bequests and the gi of the Stevens bat
tery to the State OF New jersey are valid. resou-
ton Is now peuding In Congress, authorizing New
Jersey to receive this war vessel ana the case is NOT
TO he argued until after Congress has acted upon IT.
OF the State, and Mr.. Leon Abbott for the execu-
tors and the children OF the testator The amount
Involved In the bequest in dispute is over two
million dollars. The case has been set down for ar
Qument on June 16 at jersey City. Fl-
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s!e.n.Alp ,..re.at., How.., Wilmington. No-y LorI.

steamship Fairoankss HoweA Wilmington, NO. Lori
ssanshp AleemAsis Blsekwooa Norfolk, cry Point and
hichuond-Old uoAinion SteAmshp Co.
steamship Fanta, trsemsa, PHILADELPHIA I0rilard
sSeamsnip Nersns. Bearse. Boston-W r Clyde
4 Co. "
ken. -" -
Co.
Brig Ckscatslle, Carlisle, Cardenss--Jas Henry: -
Brig Acadia (Br), Campbell, Piotou Ns-H Dewof
Co. ~ .
Hougkton.
eclnr Shannon Brl Love- Harber Isand-J Douglas Co.
6Shr H Clsare (f3r), Kelly, Harbor Isand-J Eneas
echr Lavina Bell, BaJm Hamilton, Bermuda-van Bruns
Slaght -. I.
6aRht
schr WINE Dnl. Rowland. Beaufort Thomas, Holmes
Go.
gchr W1ve, Falkinghau, Boston.
9chr Mansfield, Achorn, Boston-H Brown Co.
6loop Blackstone Wof0eu, Providence.
Steamer Ann Eliza. Richards, Philadelphia.
Steamer Sinners, Lenny, Phtadelphla.
Steamer Tacony, Nichels, Phiiadelphia
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FAvoRITE PRESCRIPTIONS.


TAvORITE PRESCRIPTIONS.
NO. l.
FLUID EXTRACT OF CANCER PLANT,
the recently discovered plant for purlvng the blood
ranted tho most powerful Blood Purifier known 10 mouern
Price 80 per box, or three boxes for $5.
NO. H.
OXYD.PHENYL.
The new chemical cure for Deafness
Price $3 per boz, or two boxes for 10
latm cATARRfi SPECIFIC.
= Cures Catarrh instAntancously
Price 81 per box, three boxes for IS.
HYDRATED OXYMEL.
A posuvc curative for Consumption.
Price So per boz, or three boxes for IS
PILE EXTRACT.
The never failing Pile Cure.
Price W per box, or three boxes for S.
PLulD EXTRACT YELLOW JEssAMINE.
Price 80 per box, or three boxes Tor US.
NEURALGO- RHEUMATIC ELIXIR.
Guaranteed to rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Price 81 per box, three boxes for as.
NO. VIII.
HEALING BLOOD AND BONE OINTMENT.
The most powerful Healer extant
Price Si per boz, Or sx boxes Tor 80.
ETHEREAL PHOSPHORUS
Has cured Q, s0J OF Exhausted Vitality.
Price x3 per box, boxes for SO.
No. X.
LITHIA (6enuine).
Warranted 70 Kidney Diseases.
Price S.S oer box. ar t~n h"sss f"r I'D.
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Steamship Scotia (B Judkns, Liverpool via Queenstown
far John q Dale. - 1-
Steamship Leo, DeasbOrn, savannah Murray, Tsr-s
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New York Mssual GasHslt Casnpany.

New Ork MufuaI Cnsu8hI C0an9anys
At a meeting Of the New York Mutual Gaslight
Company, he'd at the company's office, NO. 9s Lib
erty street, at noon yesterday, the following named
gentlemen were elected directors:-
James Hoy Cornelius Vanderbilt, G. X. Garrison,
William NJ Tweed George Opdyke, A. " Stout, q.
Vanderbilt, Jr.; Richard B. Connolly, N. b. Labau,
William Il. hoy, Peter B. sweeny. Joseph 6eligman,
Hugh smith. Albert II. Vernam, George w. McLean
George ]. DE Forrest
Inspectors OF next ensuing eectlOn-RObert I.
Hoy, Il. ii. galloway and George Sackett.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
MEETINGS OF CORPORATE soO.ss
!. ew York Hospital.

foW Ork hOep1tAls
An election for twent5-six governors OF the
Society OF the New York Hospital was held at moon
yesterday, at the Office of the hospital, 13 West
Eleventh street. The following named gentlemen
were elected
George T.sgrimble, David Golden Murray, Roben:
Lenox Kennedy, John David Wolfe, Thomas Hall
Faile Frederick A. Conkng, John c.. Green, Ma
thaniel P. Bailey, Otis d. Sx an, james W. Beekman,
James BOorInan Johnston, Samuel Willets. James IA.
brown, Sheppard Candy. Robert J. Livingstone,
jackson S. Schultz, William Dennstoun, George
Cabot Ward, George D. II. Gillespie William y.
Hoffman, L. S. Janray Jonathan Thorne, George T..
Oypnant. John h. Williams. Wilan H. MACY and
James II. Banker.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
: Tic Harlem Railroad Company.

The Harlem NatlrO0d Company.
The following named persons were elected dircc-
tors OF the Harlem Railroad Company yesterday
G. Vanderbilt, william Fl: Vanderbilt, Augustus
Schel,, Horace F. Clark, Abraham B. Bayls; James
b. Banker William f. Wetmore, John b. butcher,
Oliver Charlick, William A. Kissam !eseph Harker,
G. Vanderbilt, Jr., and Cornelius M. MeserOie
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
SAILED.

Staaunsps City Of Cork, and Denmark, Lverpool Ham,
monia Hamburg, &c; Leo, Savannab Albemarle, Bich-
mond &c.
Wind at sunset e, fresh.
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CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, NAY IL, 1879.
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weather Along the Coast.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE or DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE.
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SHiPPIN G NEW S.

Almanac for New York THIS Day.
Sun rises....... A 40 Moon rises... eve IL 03
Sun sets. .... 10 High water. morn 10 so
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iITsCELLANEOUs.
L1GOS
THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
THE THAUMATURGICAL REMEDIALs.
THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE AGE.
THE PROOFS GIVEN.
THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
2s,sss CURES IN EIGHT

THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
are not paent medicines but the favorie prescriptions OF
the New York Medical University Incorporated instit
tion the State and are prepared IN Win ns
TONERS who believe that the time s como when educated
throw the destroying system Of quackery prevailing
in every town and city and scientific responsbe
accordance with the principles OF Med
cal place Of the worthless or dangerous patent
medicines flooding the country.
Those elegant Hair Restoraves prepared by
. newly discovered chemical process, by which
they ACQUIRE relabvy encacy and mastery power hhe
10 unknown medicine. We daily receiving letters
from every part Of the country, from patients aud pys
remedies Many Of these cases had been considered
Ike this system of medicines. THE UNIVERSITY MEDI.
CINES ere to-day sweeping the country from Maine to
Mexico becoming leading Health Resoravcs and rapid.
iy superssng the old poisons. nosrums and nauseous
drugs their sale becoming enormous They are now
regularly prescribed by nearly l6OO physicians.
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NADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUsrIC OR
II detention from for Stricture Fslna pnes
Diseases OF the Pelvic vsccra Diseases and Determines oH
tbe Eye, Nose Face and Person. 49,
henry n. DANIELS. NJ d. IA Le1iaaton avenue
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40 MORE MEDIcINE.-DU BARRY's DELICIOUS
N REVALENTA FOOD eGectualy cures Dyspepsia Con:
Nervous Bilious, Liver aud stomach disorders Copies
m nm cures sent gratis on demand. Dr. Boardman OK
enton N J saysI have found the Revaenta To- be tho
sne qua nom for Indigestion" In tlns ib 81 20 osa
Rio the Rev&enta Chocolate III bO per ID sod py al
druggists and grocers everywhere. -,
u. DU BARRY 4 CO., ltS William street. New YORK.
f,oRNs CURED FOR 60 CENTS EACB:-DUNIoNs.
BAD Nails cured without pain by DR.. RICE, JS broad,
wav corner Fulton street; evenings 66 Broadway Annha
Tor cures Corns, BunIons. &c. ~ cents package.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

JRON.-THAT INTEND TO SUPPLY THE SENSE FOR
conducting business In around New York,
deem expedien TO give the price WORTH and
will sell forhe facts per my card IN the dse9.oy
being that have large invoices OF iron comm! roT
the other that have arranged with all the pr'ncipnL
railroad companies and coporatons for their s Gcs G
control old iron than house IN tns country or
Euope and that opne s more & .ao WY ND
10 adopt that plan this before enter INTO pocs
in fall So will quote the prices 10 ,ow h WI, se % Ola
81 No wrought SCRAPS IN LOIS q III. o ~ 70 oov ~ nd
tons, S4 GO scrap, 100 ton lots Jl TO *S ou An de-
iyered 10 vessels. Invariably cash terms; s;rovurY,v
once 1875 West Twentyhfth street. New York.
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A HOUSEHOLD WORD.
"A Buy your China Glass Cutlery Silver Plated Ware ana
~'oA.e EDWARD d. BASSFORD,
Cooper Institute, Astor place.