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but his own capacities and energies as
capital does q very good five years work,
and may deem himself fortunate If he
finishes IL so soon"
Probably no man in this country applied
scientific facts to practical agriculture
moro successfully shan Prof J. Mapes, to
whom Mr.. Greeley refers in the first Of
the following paragraphs lie illustrated
scientific farming" by raising such
crops as filed those who saw them with
wonder:
Walking one day over the farm ofthe
late Prot Mapcs, he showed me field of
rather less than ten acres, and said, Il
bought that field for $4,000, year ago
last September. There was then a light
crop Of corn on 1t, which the seller re-
served and took away. under drained
the field that fall, plowed and subsoiled it,
tertihzed 1t literally, and planted IL with
cabbage; and when these mStured, sold
them for enough to pay for land, labor
and fertilizers altogether The field was
now worth far more than when he bought
il, and he had cleared 1t within fifteen
months from the date of its purchase. |
consider that good operation. Another
year, the crop might have been poor, or
might have sold much lower, so as hardly
to pay for the labor but there are risks
in other pursuits as we'll as in farming
A fruit-farmer on the Hudson above
Nswberg showed me, three years since, q
field of eight or ten acres which he had
nicely set with grapes, in rows ten feet
apart, with beds of strawberries between
the rows, from which he assured me that
his sales exceeded 800 per annum. pre-
sumo his outlay for labor, including pick
ing, was less than $500 per annum but it
cost something to make this field what 1t
then was. Say that he had spent $1,000
per acre in understanding, and enriohing
and tilling this field, to bring it to this con-
dition, including the cost of his plants,
and still there must have been q clear
profit here Of at least $500 per acre
"I might multiply illustrations; but let
the foregoing suffice, | readily admit that
shiftless farming don't pay-thst poor
crops don't pay-thst it is hard work to
make money by farming without some
capital-that frost, or hail, or drouth, or
floods, or insects, may blast the farmers
hopes, after he has done his best to de-
serve or achieve success but insist that,
as a general proposition, Coon Farming
DOES pay-that few pursuits afford as
good a prospect, as full an assurance, of
reward for intelligent, energetic, persist
ent effort, as this does"
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POETRY.
BESSIE
BIT NARY A. Dmnox.

NV
BEssIE is eighty seven, aud am two years more;
We little thought to linger here over fourscore:
Our life Is like strip Of eAnd--tho gray sea Greens
Up to the borders Of that shore whore silence
sleeps. ~.
My old wife, Bessie Sometimes, when the sun
We si Twixt light and shadow, casing toward
The busy town, where the tall spires catch heavens
1t was waste Of straight pine trees in our youpg
days.
Our isrm was there; to thi, the road seemed
golden-paved;
Sometimes walked it, singing, and sometimes l
was so troubled, wife, lest Tom, the mllers son.
Should end, with bold success, what with fear
begun.
He was handsome youth, wore better olothe,
thanI,
His father, too, was richest, thought owned the
And ali the bounteous nelds OF earth my freehold
seemed;
What foolish, wild, delicious dreams my lightheart
dreamed
You wore your pretty hair just as you wear II now
Evenly parted, smoothly, bright against the brow
When | see doubled-hesded girls, of these fast
1 think OF your Sweet fresh attire and modest
ways.
% day -
,You stood beside me, lay-liks, in pure array:
God made my heart, that hour, q sealed and sacred
room,
Wherein no evilplant or weed or cankered fruit
should bloom.
o, seventy years, dear wife, and not ona virtue
less, ...
In glance, or tone, or SMILE or tender fond caress
You still are little Bessie when shut my eyes
The whhs.hairsd, patient, comely wise old saint
ship dies ~
Aud you are young aga'n--and this our wedding
hour
Only the winsome bud has changed to winsom,
flower; .. -
And thus twill be, dear Bessie-we shall shut ou
+tt eyes,
And clasp young hands, andTSiss young lips beyont
the skies. '-Fdckdrd's Monthly
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An Awful Story.

THERE was once an awful little girl
who had an awful way CT saying lawful
to everything. She lived in an awful
house, in an awful street in an awful vii
lage, which was an awful distance from
any other awful place. She went to an
awful school, where she had an awful
teacher, who gave her awful lessons out
of awful books. Every day she was so
awful hungry that she eat an awful amount
of food, so that she looked awful healthy.
Her hat was awful small, and her feet
were awful large. She went to an awful
church and her minister was an awful
preacher When she took an awful walk
She climbed awful hills, and when she got
awful tired she sat down under an awful
tree to rest herself In summer she found
the weather awful hot, and in winter,
awful cold. When it didn't rain there
was an awful drought, and when the awful
drought was over there was an awful rain.
SO that this awful girl was all the time in
an awful state, and if she don't get over
saying lawful" about everything, l am
afraid she will, by and by, come to an
awful -Epchdnge.
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THREE enterprising lads who live IN
Trenton, N. j., and whoSa" ages range
from 10 to 10 years, have hit on rather
novel winter amusement. They have
miniature telegraph wire stretched over
the tops Of the houses and connecting
their homes ALL the apparatus is OF their
own construction, and though quite rude
it still works admirably. In this way they
are virtually in each others company
though miles apart, and amG5e themselves
discussing the news of the day and crack
ing their juvenile jokes, while each is
seated by his own fireside.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-11

In "a Book About Words" by q, +.
Graham, the author gives an explanation
OF the phrase, "Nine Tailors Make
Man" In the olden time the strokes OF
the passing bell were called tellers, and
as nine strokes indicated the ueath OF
man, while three announced that OF a
child. and six that of woman, the words
mine teilers" were easily perverted into
nine tailOrs
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RoouEFoRr is an avowed inhdel.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-11

THE Belfast NslOs Letter reports the
death in that town OF a woman named
Ellen Croghan, At the age OF 100 years.
Her remains were followed to the grave
by six Of her children, the eldest of the
boys, who is a great-grandfather, being
about ninety, and the eldest girl about
two years younger, Besides this family,
the deceased left behind her forty-one
grandchildren, thirty-two great-grand-
children, and two great-great-grandchil-
dren.
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Says The shan yam Naght. -
What the Shan Van Yoght might be,
Tom did not clearly know. a mysterious
power which the rebels 0beyed, he had
heerd, no matter what deed ofwick edaess
1t dictated 20 them. He sat down ON the
Stairs. They will carry offialI the stock,
and leave US to starve," he said desperate
ly. "They win burn the house, and MS
like rats in barn. If it comes to that,
I'll tell mother, but not otherwise"
and he went to the great han stove,
and threw in the letter, watched
it crackle and burn. I'm not tell
mother" he said again. "She has so
much ~, beaT."r lie would take all Wis
terrible weight on himself But his heart
thumped hard with the sickness of fear,
under his little buttony jacket, and his
knees. shook, lie. knew Mad only sohe
desperate undertaking wodfd bring The
crOppies here within mile of the village,
where n regiment of royal troGps were
| quartered and for the same reason they
would come, If at All, in great numbers.
| There was no reaistaBoe to be made.
What he could do, he did; locked and
barred the doors-the first time they had
ever 6een so maltreated in the memory OF
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Nom N0,yolE DdIIy V0arhal} DStl II, fSOO jllll

E1to1. S0lyolk DdLEy Journal DIV! II, 1seOi Riil
.. KoSK0o. This medicine israpidiy gain!
Ing The confidence of the people, and The
numerous testimonials 0fits virtues, given
BY practitioners Of medicine, leave no
doubt that It b d safe lind reliable remedy
ikrI " i!i7' SiEiS iii '7E,iEI MI !
1.-THE list ltedndE Journal tc6utaibsahlar.
hGlG' from PtoE. r. 8! Newton, I'M. d.
President Of the 3 Medical Collese, city 81
New York, that speaks III high teff6s b
It's curative properties, and gives d special
recommendation Of KoskOo to thetpfactt!
TONERS Of medicine This b, we believe,
the first instance where such medicines
have been officially endorsed By the Fac
Iulty orany Of the medical colleges; Ind
FehSct gffGat credit upon the skin Of DR..
Lawrence, its compotindet, and also puts
q KoSkoo" in the VAN Of all other medi-
cines Of the present day. ~ . d&w,
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TRUsTEE's SALE by VIRTUE
-pf q. deed Qt tt1st sxefated by ~ hi.
dretl ia s. JIfEildt d. hIss %, dated january
1911, 1888, and recorded In tho ollce OF the Re-
Corder for Ohio cpqnty, in deOdI book 1tyfonr,
page $40, VIII, aS trustee In said decd IT. th0
hOlt door OF the Court HQnsC OF OHIO county,
oh6AfuRpATiTIn 18th DAY oR FEhRt AKE, 1870
proceed to sell the following described property.
cunyeyVd4bY MD deed dts tFArts u lots ak
TO- aud seven n, and al OF lot number nlnO S9)t
or 90 much thereof iAs may DO necessary, lying
and being In tho City Of Wheeling, situate on
lthe Bouth Bide Of LlndsAy street, East Wheeling,
and being the same property conveyed 70 the
IGAidR D. HiIdredth by the Howard Iron Works,
by decd dated 18th Januarys. 1881 For q more
fill description or RAid property tttcEence y
made to the said last mentioned deed. Tho said
VIedWll gEV6ll to E4Ge6fpl Tho PAYMENT q three
ptOfdtss6ry ii6ttb iAdc BY said +. c. 1llldtcth,
each for $500 dollars with, interest nom date,
dated 10th January, 1868, payable In six, twelve,
and eightGSnl HOnths AFTER hatO, respectively 70
the order of. himself said notes were given tot
the deferred payments on tho Purchase OF SAID
Howard Iron Works. Tho interest on tho amount
secured has b6el bald ApI to the 18Th day q Jan.
unAry, 1870, and q, ls0 % Of the principal det Y
paid, lCaying balance due as Of the day Of sale
dlSitT0a 99t0i principal Did tt4N QHihtotteE /
TRiiIE or S1LH:-Une'thlf cAAh, the bAhncO
10 sIx and lWGlyO months, with interest and 40
cuFity,t 8. P.Hn4DKETH,
,IIaR Il, ~ lYgU';5 Trustee.
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crrY coIUlaGm.

( ~ ylaommd Jan - >, u EJssqr, ~
10 5lar1a5iY ERSF DERE ~ SCH. .asnlog y
special meeting either City Council
was held last evening. Ih:the FiBt
BFanch, Mayor Mcclellan Being absent,
on motion, ! MI Sweeney. occupied The
chair. sgRoUQIl . saRINg
The Clerk called tho roll, and MesSrs.
Bagfi Blair, iClIb6ftbGn, Han, L4underI
Quarter, Rinehart, SchaInbra, ShallcrosS!
Stones slnpa8Epq4 and WilFqp a \. to
The minutes Of last meeting were read,
and after correction, signed.
A resoluti6noipabSed by the Second
Branch, asking Tho concurrence Of this
Branch II ut pdstp d6k IN ehtS III jtIo 0leC.
ton Of officers til this evening two weeks,
wa9 n(nIfed M ~
No rdp9rt 6LtDe aheelal tSoinmtteed l
Standing Committees, was adopted
The report 4of the Special COMMITTEES
instructed to ascertain and report what
legisAa6 u any G ~ hbtesbaFyit6 amend
the city charter, was adopted.
The action 6fCie Second Branch on the
official bonds Of Il. F. Feeney, City Clerk,
and bph6l III, Eirbmi1eS1 sbhelltbnIld r1t
N eTVaf6F bjFoffiI,s Il Al eIjScdff9d H. IVC
The ordnance amending an or.
d;naT,ce il reIali0n ma tFire Department
was VAST received tom the Second Branch,
read, and signed, iiisz;i ~
A resolution instructing tho Committee
ON Ordinances 10 Vreportl0h Ordinance
collection Of taSesIfon thg City Of Wheel
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Pretty COCOA Teutonic friend has
discovered that he can write as well Unit
pig pen as hscan NIT a ltttepenh This
Is pretty good--thSipeHWB mean, u especl-
ally such as sold at the Market street
Jewely Store, below tha ApLure House.
Oxtoby d DuGleld have, a fullIlins ofthe
best gold ,pens and pencils, watches,
clocks jeWGlry, aud speCtaclea for the mil
lion. g. 'stsl ,.NE 81. OH 10 gu.alilI obi
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To; This day is known IA among on
the ,weather.Wise as ''gpOund hog day
The legend runs that this underground
member u Tie porcine family x comes from
his winter quarters today. If be. seq his
shadow he returns TO his sppteryaneap re
treat and remains JsixweekE Lif not, he
henceforth becomes q dwellsr on the sur.
face b, Tue earth, taking bis chances ol
The weather, and Of destruction by his an!
Gent enemies, boys and dogs,iii. OF 9,l
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RKV .G.G.G F.F!a-FOR SALE, ~
0,.Jxns on tho premises between lQsAnd M
valuable Grain, Grape and Grazing Farm, be-
longing 10 tho Cochran hOlFEJ Of $50 acres, 2mil4s
nom Bridgeport and Martins Perry, between
pik08 leading TO each place.
For NIL description by map, Sc, Of lta many
ADVANTAGES, call on R. Il. 'eochnh, at Peck &
ICochnn'0 law once, Wheeling. 'rHDl
\ sAniH
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noR SALE 10 CLOSE AN Es. IN. IN.
u 1EITATE.E The AfStselass DWELLING i'll
HOUSE,, tHitulted on the north cast corner
Of HAmpdeh and fxth streets now occupied y
10 40 good condition a. the day II was built;
everything about tho premises In thorough re-
pair. Possession given on the lat Of April, 1910,
ISRSSa9a NaArsHSs.a SI5oI hal NJ. Va.
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' GurrAR ASp GRnAtGE. PROF aEl,A
Weber, (Fifth street above 'lfbnroS) has
added 10 his programme Of instruction,
Piano, Organ,A Thorough BaSet lessons
on the guitar and In the German Ian.
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CT IIAMnIIoIATs.

ENoR So. 70 UIs-DIRRCT I1Isy
The ans pStsenVef steamer SStfa.H 4 1T VT
NICK WALL. z, q! :, @ cabt. GES!RIp,
Wiiiieavd wheeling III 81 LoaiS dfFOet onbftPed.,
lsgaAy the ID P6bftATy!iaJ nh 10 5ii ITi d
lan3I Z, II. AON6, Agent,
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7GEo r. TAYLOR 8 Co., viii open this
morning, another lot Of new and beautiful
Bow and Sash Ribbons; also, Point Ap!
pliquG and PoplIn Collars, and Veil Gren;
adtneS, in all colors.g Ian Of which the
ladies will be glad to know, i9,a7
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TOR RI E{NT.-A BRICK In
u House on the south side Of Quincy III
street, between Sixth and Seventh, con'A
tanning four rooms. and Kitchen with cellar
yard, &c. Possession April 1st: Apply 70
ihi91 .AtBefrhr q noRmAn'B, IN MAln.Sk
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F1xB fresh Lake Fish, Of the' ~ choicest
varieties received daily, at McClnsksyB,
Water. Street, next door 10 Hughes
Clothing Store, Families. may rely, on a
supply being kept constantly on hand.
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b .SADDLRRYr-A. schwertarEer, No. Ito
Main street, lihas again commenced the
manufacture Of Saddles, Harness; Trunks,
&C., and isndw ready to SerVe his former
Customers md the Community7gener
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TOR RENT-THAT FIRsT;RATE
II ,,ba6ile4s StSnd bn The west side Of MAiH
street NORTH Of Union, which il ut present OcCl.
pied j AlfE. Force al @ millinery aud trimming
store. Apply 10 THOS. OBRlENS- J.
iGu91 n '.TII3aHH Real Estate Agent
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HOUSE EOR SALE-ABRICK IN
IL HoRse containing six rooms, pantry IN
andcsllar,i with has throughout, situated
on the west sId0 of ChAplinC street. below First.
Apply to ALEX. h.F0RGEY,
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% IEyOu want good smoke; goitO. E
Bookings Pharmacy, aud buy ono OF his
nal genuine imported HaraRG Cigars.
They ara good.SIp lEyol nuoal ilgV
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4 In order 10 make room ior spring goods,
FOrgey begins now TO sell his present
stock OF Boots and Shoes at very greatly
reduced prices. All SeasCnable goods, 700.
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APRGCFTtKI. MAN WANTEb- Within
the past day or two we have been inform
Ill that 1 humber of wealthy g9ntiehenin
Bridgeport are anxious to embark In q
mammoth glass, manufacturing establish.
menF in that place. The reqaisite amount
orcapital will be forthcoming .asjsOOnlas
Rrst.tIass practical man, one who under
stands the business in detail, presents him
self with proper credentials asto Els ca
plcity ii tic Particular indicated above,
Bridgeport offers advantages possessed by
few places for receiving The nav materials
and shipping the products by either. river
or rail, besides being located as 1t Is in the
midst of an immense field pGthe'flneSt hi.
luminous coal These arc facts We need
only inentionto haFG tAeir Hutht6Ihess
corrobOrated by every one in this region
What 8 now needed, we 1Garn,i to secure
the erection ola great industrial establish
mcnt over there Of tho character men
toned, Is some energetic, thoroughly prac.
teal mud otherwise well qualified man to
give direction TO the capital awaitingtO be
invested in tile enterprise. Doubtless
there Is some one who has been waiting
for such an offer. II 10, we would advise
him toinvestigate this nlatter, and DO scat
ONCE mn -Lll NJ. .--.a.- L..l-.-L.L n--.L-
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EIORRENiT,1THAT EDE sit
~ CANT store room 1eg occlpied b. A. III
session given afst Of April, Or sooner II dealted
Apply to ,,,,,,0 D.,,,,
1hnM JAMES PAUL..
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.nEROR. SALE-THE UNDER, IN
,aak " 'slFnad otsrB for alu1lot Nos,ai1CiB in
GAhhm Badditioh to thu City OF " healing,
q sttuAt0loa the corner Of Quincy Ind Sixth ~.
q There q 4 good Brick and BEam0 aOHSe on the
lGCOoFRaFN C0ntMningB Moons, with 5EAtUF andEAS
throughout, and one Of tho best cellars In The
city. There 'is' nuc0nneetion: good stable and
carriage house, On the south end Of the lot
there Ia good Frame House, with hve rooms,
ffoutlnE on Sixth street. This Ia . very destta:
ble. lOcatipn. Parties wishing 70 .purchAse,will
please eall'AtS. ]. BOyd's Wholesale Shoe Store,
M nIoyaS.I 70 1ya N. 7. wAYNAN,
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FOR 'REHT:.:ss I

T16RpRRNT. t4rHEaD EsIRA. IN M
% Bib Brick ResidAuoe On III southeast "
corner Of Fourth and unI6h street,, EopYe.a =. y
nIRut 70 buBlAeSS and Market House, 1t present
occupied BY JoSeRh Bel, Possession April
lH is,,i nPplYnneNHIti 9%go ,N .Ia1 ARNRR KY
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" TIM Partridge Joint Stock Company
have received d new lotOf tAoSs handSome
Oval Velvet Cases for Porcelain Pictures,
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'OAND1Es for Candlemas Day Gamble
had at p. Loecher's Store, No. 5 Wash.
ingtnh Hall, ".'l ~ :" SntI""Flr :
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TT0fR sRBNT-THE STORE I'm
ID ROOM, No: Main street; Opposite I'LL
tho baltimore aud Ohio Railroad. Depot,
and now occupied by Geo. W. Robinson. Pos
session given April LIT, 1870. ,,,;,,,n (
janlO ..dtrlF Il JOHN REID.
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NOR RENT. THE WARE. In m
u hOuEe now occupied by1rheo. Fink, It'll
AISo. lie Good Templar's Hal In MelodoOn
Rgtlailg. Also an office front RI the same
f HSRSSs i 'assaaaI, iisoasd e0w. L.BcAFBB.
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HAVE your Photograph taken at III
Main street. 20 a. va 'l,tI'l'h'n eNi MI"
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SUPREME COURT 81 APFRKIs-7dSS-
day Fb6ruaig1, $500 T6s ac6urt sat,pur7
suant to adjournment; present all the
Judges. af!ia''l" 8" -
On motion of Mr.. Tomlinson. Lucian
C.'RicEettsJ Esq; isadmitted to practice
in this Court
Roderick us. Baltimore & Ohio Rail.
road Company, appeal from Circuit Court
Of Jefferson county. A motion q, dismiss
the appeal as improperly dockoted and
for defects in the undertaking and no
tice. Argued by Lee in support Of the
motion, and by FulltHra, contra; submitted
Stuart, &C., ps Eiyesay, superscdeas 70
Judgment Of Circuit Court Of Greenbrier
county. Ddeis concluded his remarks
commenced on yesterday fors plaintiff ip
error, and the case was sutmitted.o ysh
: Bank Of Berkeley II. Bank Of the Val
ley, &c, appeal from Circuit Court Of
Berkeley county. Argued by Faulkner
for appellant, and by Stanton for appellee,
who spoke without concluding, up to tho
hour Of adjournment ~ ,l4op II > (
q Adjourned till Wednesday morning at
nine O'clock !iTSt ~ I6d w /
The following cases are liable TO be called
for argument today: Bankor Berkeley, ap-
rellee H. Bank Of the Valley pellant Get
finger, appellee, %, Farmers! Bank fVir-
GINA, appellant Mutual Assurance COM
pany; appellant; o.. Supervisors u 7BEl.ePFke-
ley county, appollees; Ferrell aal, appel
lants, Is. Forney, eta, appelleebG; ia u Haley
4 Cary, appellants n n, IlddiHRgtoR =
McClintc, appellees; Kelley, appsilee, y
Arnold, It ali appellants !" AtaQldG4 a,
appellant, a. Welton;; "et are appellees ;
oGhelFcc, II a, Appellants ". cclatit,
Ct al appellSss;i the Commonwealth for
Brown, Appellee, d. Fly stat appellants; ;
Patched, appellee, o.. Kelly, appellant.
% = q = .
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ToR RENTLTHAT LARGE t tt
1tTSSt w few dSGGS ISb9Ee he Catholic CG:1
t6edrai, now occupied BY ls9mqelJ y. Boyd Esq
Possession given ApFil1S 1870. Apply %
IRplO.i u y a ~ jos. i, WILDE.
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Immediately cured and full vigor restored
ThiR dIstrb siHgIal elton, which Fend,.. M
miserable and marriage impossible, d a. bisi,'
paid by the victims Of Improper IndrIrssS.
Young peTBonA arc too apt 10 commit eStt,;'
nom not being aware Of tie dreadful coSSfsIs
ceS thAtmAS Gnsue. Now, who that undePSSSi,
the subject will pretend to deny that ~ rsSl
0tpE0efeati B0ungF by those tlItnS II,
belIsS depriTef 81 te peSSuFs 81 Ss, sstls y
spring, ne, most serious and destructive n,
toms 81 y 6th' body and mind arise. Tbe nv,
becomes deranged, tho Physical and Its,I
Functions Weakened, Loss Of ProcEeatiTe FoSS
Nervous lrritabillty, Dyspepsia, PllpIutoS 4
tho Heart Indigestion, constitutional DeblBtI
and Wasting 6f tho Frame, Cough, COni5mpiS
Decay and Death,