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AUG ZION SALES.
M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. 1S9 AND IEI
WI 8. FOURTH STREET

sSale-Estate of A. s. Robinson deceassd
No Ql0 Chosnut street.
STOCK FINE FRENOH PLATE MANrEL AND PIER
MIRkVkS line ,hngr9yings and Prints, Iandsons
On Monday Morning,
March at 10 O'clock at No go Cnesnut street by
taogue the ontire stock Of Mirrors etc, belonging 70
the estate of A S. Robinson deceased oOmpnsingFine
French plate mante and mirrors handsome gilt
nut and ebony finish frames about % handsome mantoi
and pier mirror trames gilt and walnut console tables;
engravings and prints, framed; mouldings etc.
May be examined two days previous and on the
ing Of sale at o'clock 8tA
SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS,
March g. at ls O'Clock nt the Exchange, will in
WOOD ST., No. 9Os-- Modern Dwelling.
sAEkkns No l423 Modern Dwelling, Stable, etc.
MARKET, NO l6lb-Valuable Store.
THlRIEkNIH lSouth), No 3l--Geutee Dwellings.
MAhNUI, sISU No 2s4 Very valuable Bulldngs.
EIGHTEENTH and SOUTH, s. E corner iH Tavern and
Dwelling
NINTH lsouthl. Nos 900 and 9as- Tavern aud Dwelling
FORTY FIFTH and HURON, N. Il. OOrnor--valuAble
OTIS Nos 1lsi 1885. iiIO 1850 il32 1896 Ilss ias aua
BERKs, Nos. IiS7 ii99, il4l, 1i4s. 1888, It55-New
s6No0 Union Canal Go. s per cent.
/ share Point Breeze Park.
40 shares Central Transportation 90
333 shares u. H. Railroad and Mining Register 90.
439 shares Freedom Iron and Steel TO.
100 shares Green and Coates st. z. II. W. 90.
20 shares Providept Life Insurance and Trust Co.
26 shares Enterprise Insurance Co.
ashares West Jersey Ferry DO
% shares Insurance Company OF North America.
2Oshares Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steamship
Company,
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD.-THR
WYOMING VALLEYS, NORTHERN PENNSYLVA-
MA, SOUTHERN AND INTERIOR NEW YORK,
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER,, NIAGARA FALLS, TIE
GREAT LAKES, AND THE DOMINION OF
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ID i s o L u u q N
III Relative to Seventh street, in the Twenty-third
ward.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Councils of
the City OF Philadelphia, That the Department OF
SURVEYS be and is hereby authorized and directed to
take IRON the plan OF Regulation (NO. 1867 OF the
second section OF the Twenty third ward, now the
Twenty-ffth ward so much OF Seventh street as
lies between Lehgh avenue and Somerset street
LOUIS WAGNER,
President OF Common Council.
Attest
ROBERT BETHEL,
Assistant Clerk OF Select Council.
SAMUEL w. CATTELL,
President of Select Council.
Approved this first day of March, Ammo Do
mini one thousand eight hundred and seventy "a.
d. 1870. - - -
salt Mayor OF Philadelphia
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DUNTING, DURBOROW Il Co, AUCTION
I'D TERS, Nos. 2g9 and 22i MARKET Street, CORNER az
Bank street Successors to John b. Mysrs q 90.
LARGE SALE OF FRENCH AND OTHER EU.
ROPEAN DRY GOODS, ETO.,
On Monday Morning,
March z, at 10 o'clock. on four months credit 3t5t
SALE OF 1000 GASES BOOTS, SHOES, HATS ETo.
On Tuesday Morning,
March 8, at 10 o'clock, on four months credit 32@
LARGE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH, GERMAN,
AND DOMESTIC Dry GOODS.
On Thursday morning,
March TO- at 10 O'Clock, four months credit. 34t
CCOTTS ART GALLERY AND AUCTION
- COMMISSION SALESROOMS.
Il. SCOTT, Jr., Auctioneer,
No. lll7 CHESNUT Street, (Girard Row.
Particular attention paid to Outdoor Sales at mode
rate rates. 293
MARTIN BROTHERS. AUCTIONEERS.-
VSI Gately Statesmen for NJ. Thomas 4 Sons.)
no. 7O4 OHESNUT Street, rear entrance from Minor.
Sale at No. 1913 Spring Garden Street.
VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ELEGANT PARLOR SUIT, Richtoned ~ Octave
Piano-forte, Handsome Etagere, Handsome Brussels
and other Carpets China and Glassware, etc.
On Monday Morning.
by catalogue, the entire superior household furni-
ture including elegant walnut parlor suit, covered
with fine green plush rich tone IN octave piano fore
made by HBmmar, IN elegant rosewood case; elegant
walnut eagere handsome medallion Brussels carpet;
chamber furniture cottage suit beds and bedding china
and glassware cnrpets ocloth Kitchen utensils etc.
May be examined at o'clock on the morning o
SALE IL 2S 6t
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River News.

During the past twenty-fOur hours the
river Inns been falling rapidly. Thcmarks
last evening showed sixteen feet and fall,
ing quite rapidly. %
The local packets arrived and departed
with fair trips. The Major Anderson
leaves this afternoon. The Arlington will
leave at 0 O'clock tonight Tho Belle will
leave the landing ut Z o'clock this morn.
ing
The steamer Glasgow is advertised to
leave this port on Wednesday Tomorrow
for New Orleans direct. A fine oppOrtu-
nifty Is offered for passengers or freight TO
go through without re.shipping.
The weather is the coolest VIC have had
this season. Yesterday morning the Their
mometqr stood three degrees below Zero
yesterday evening The thermometer indi.
Gated six degrees above zero. gre
Inc Cincinnati papersof yesterday have
the following; II M Na p..uH ..
The river continued to rise until yestcr-
day morning, when Il began to decline
AtnOOn II had fallen about 3 inches. By
evening the decline Ind amounted tOover
GinChes, but the tendency then was tOrise
again. There were then BOZ feet water
in the channel, and GSf feet space under
the bridge. G wg,
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stable he caught up piece Of board, fear
ing SIcCrackcn might lave some other
weapon about him. When near Fanzelrs
corner Heltz aimed u blow at the pursued
man, but they wore too far apart; when at
the corner Of Quincy and Main streets tlie
witness had gained SO Ear on him Us to
gives blow which knocked him down.
McCracken laid on the pavement
with his arms over his face, and
the witness seeing q man come
across the street, thought he recognized
Capt. -Conant, md spoke TO him. Think
ing this good time to get out Of the way
McCracken jumped to his feet and ran
along Quincy street to South street. Two
men ran across from the Keim House
and the witness shouted to them to "catch
the man as he had murdered u man at the
livery stable" Some. men came out of
the Baltimore dcpoton hearing the noise
and as McCracken was surrounded by
them he was captured"
Gross examination. HeItz stated that
he saw the blade Of the knife glisten in
McCacken'shand. The knife was shown
Heitz by the Prosecuting Attorney. He
fully identified it by some nOIchcs cut in
the side Of the handle, also identified the
prisoner US the man who stabbed Mountz;
could not tell whether the moon was
shinining or not; thought 1t was seven OF
eight minutes aller McCracken LEFT till he
knocked on the door, It was exactly half
past eleven when Ito was stabbed, and
Mountz lived just one hour and ten
minutes from the time he was stabbed
Mountz was never conscious from the
time ho was struck; he tried to have
Mountz recognize him but was unsuccess.
full; McCracken was not much intoxica-
ted at the time the murtler took place, but
had been drinking some. James Andcr-
son was not examined.
DIS. Baird and Cummins, Andrew Heitz
and James Anderson entered into re-
cOgnizance for their appearance at the
next term Ofthe Circuit Court to give evil
dence in the case.
Squire Johnston committed MqCrlck-
en- to Jail to await trial at tho March
term of the Circuit Court. III s.'r
The knife with which Nolntz was
killed Is anorainary two.bladed one, with
white bone handle. 3IOuntz was u man
about thirty years orage; five feet six or
seven inches in height, and heavy set.
McCnckOn is-thirty or tllirty-tive years
ofagc, sandy complexion, heavy set and
about 8 feet s or 0 inches in height,
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1.-THE life Of tho flesh Is In the Blood" Is a
sCriptural maxim that science proved to be true.
The people talk Of bad blood, rs tho cause Of
many diseases, and like many popular opinions
this Of bad blood Is founded In truth.
Tbs symptoms OF bad blood arc usually quito
plaIn-bAd Digestion imperfect nutri.
tion, and consequently the. circulation Is feeble,
the son Tissues lose their tone and elasticity, and
tho tongue becomes pale, broad, and frequently
covered with pasty, white. coat. This condi'
ton soon shows itself In roughHET Of tho skin,
then In ERUPTNE and LUCRATIVE diseases, and
when long continued, roHlt In, serious lcsIOus of
the Brain, Liver, Lungs, or urinary apparatus
Much, very much, suffering 10 caused by Impure
blood 1t Is estimated by some that one,hfth Of
the human family arc affected with scrofnla in
some form. q
When tho Blood IL pure you arc net so liable
to any disease. Many Impurities of the Blood
arise from impure diseases Of large cities. Eradl
cate every impurity from the fountain Of life, and
good spirits, fair skin and vital strength will re-
tln TO ygu. me- ii
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Fron HogNat DAILY Journal, Dte. II, 1853.

KosKOo-Thls medicine Is rapidly gain.
ing the confidence of the people, and the
numerous testimonials offs virtues, given
by practitioners Of medicine, leave no
doubt TINT II Is n safe and reliable remedy
for IMPURrTY OF TIE HOOD, LIVER DIS.
EASE, &C.
The last Medical Journal contains All ar.
ticle from Prof II. S. Newton, n. D..
President of the E Medical College, city Of
New York, that speaks in high terms Of
its curative properties, and gives u special
recommendation of KOskoo to the pr,Lcti-
TONERS of medicine. This Is, VIC believe,
the first instance where such medicines
have been officially endorsed by the Fac.
ulty of any of the medical colleges, and
reflects great credit upon the skill Of DR..
Lawrence, It's Compounder, and also puts
"KOskOO" In the VAN Of all other medl-
clnes ofthe present day. d&w
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CELEBRATRD NANUFACTORIEs
y. 4EIit0
Messrs. r. Hoe, l. Co., A. b. Taylor,
Degener & Weller, &c.,
1YPE. BORDERS, ORNAMENTS, Curs, E1C.

,2iaG5al 81
From the well.knOwn FOundhes Of
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GoRGEoUs-OxtOby & Dualeld, at the
Market Street Jewelry Store, below Nc
Lure House, have just received another
large addition TO their stock Of Jewelry.
Among other things, some Of the most
magnificent Pearl Sets, ever brought 10
the city. Call ut 10i Market Street, and
SEQ the gorgeous Jewel Sets, Watches,
Clocks, SpcctacleS, SC.
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TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
i OF a decd Of trust executed by p, o. Ill.,
dreth and S. J. Ilildrrth, his WIFE, dated January
10th, 1868 and recorded In the office OF the Re-
cordCr for Ohio county, In deed book nny'tOnr,
page $40, will, a. trustee In said deed a. the
irOnt door OF tho Court House OF Ohio county,
on SATURDAY THE 18TH DAY or FEBRUARY,
1870, proceed 10 sell at 10 O'Clock In tho morn
ing, the following described property, convey
ed by said deed, TO wilt Parts OF lots six
o. and seven n, and all OF lot number nine 90,
or so much thereof as may be necessary, lying
the south aide Of Lindsay street, Rast Wheeling,
aud being tho same property conveyed 10 the
said +. q. HildrCdth by tho Howard Iron Works,
by decd dated 10Th january, 1858. For q more
full description Of said property reference IL
made to the said last mentioned deed. The said
deed was given TO secure the payment Of three
promiSsoFy notes made by said P. G. Hildreth,
each for $500 dollars With interest from date,
dated 18th January, 1858, payable In six, twelve,
and eighteen months Ailer date, respectively to
the order OF himself, said notes were given for
the deferred payments on the purchase Of said
Howard lion Works. The lntcreSt on tho amount
secured has been paid up In the 18th day Of Jan.
uuAry, 1870 and a. 100 o Of tho principal debt In
paid, leaving q balance due as Of the day Of sale
Of 81, 100 d OF principal aud 81 81 Of interest
TRRMs or SGLE:-One. third cash, tho balance
in six and twelve months, with interest and So
curity, $. J.. IIlLDRETH,
JAni0 Trustee.
The above sale is postponed until WEDNES-
DAY, THE 9TH DAY or MAnCTI. at the EaInG place
and hour. b. i. lILDRETH,
IO011 - 8ITukteC.
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YESTERDAY We dropped into the Gale.
~ Of the Partridge Joint Stock Company
and noticed IN addition 10 their "Rusiic
scenery in the shape Of u new and leau-
tifll background The effect in photo
graph Is splendid. Lovers Of % Rustic
Photographic will do well 10 call and sec
for themselves "' 80
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UNDOUBTEDLY the Young Ladies' In
stitute can furnish the best musical in
struction that can he had In the city. Pu-
pills can take lessons upon the Piano just
as well as from a private teacher. 1t will
not DO necessary for them TO take full
course of music unless they desire to do
sO-neither Is It necessary for them to be
connected with the Institute in order TO
take lessons, Terms, $40 per term for
all grales. d&w
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BIZ RENTING, and applying the rents to
the purchase, every one can become the
owner Of n first class Wheeler ~ Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Sumner j. Co.,
Agents, No. IS Monroe street, Wheeling.
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MUNICIPAL CoURr.-This Court held
session yesterday afternoon IN the cham.
Der Of tho Second Branch Of Council.
Judgment was rendered for The plaintiffs
in five cases. The Court adjourned until
this morning at halfnast ten.
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ANNvRRsARY sOCIABLE.-Gc Gentlemen
holding invitations TO the Soclable To-
morrow evening arc requested to pro-
cure their tickets today Il possible, TO
facilitate the committed In making suitable
arrangements for the large number OK
pccted.
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MASQUERADE BG1I-ThC masquerade
ball given under the auspices of the Har-
monte musical society at Turner Hall, last
night, was q success If the number that
were present Is any Indication. This
proved to be quite an enjoyable affair,
with plenty of fun and plenty Of good
dancing. The affair was kept up until
late hour, dnd all separated with a know
ledge Of an evening pleasantlyspent.
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SADDLBRY.--A. Schwerfcrger, No. 40
Main street. has again commenced the
manufacture Of Saddles, Harness, Trunks,
&c, and Is now ready to Sorye his former
customers, and the community generally.
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SUPREME CoURT OF APrEA1s-Mon.
day, february 81, 1sTO-Court sat pur.
stiuit 10 adjournment rJseht BRowN,
P, MAXWELL and BEREsHIRE, J.J.
Camden concluded his argument, begun
on Saturday, for tho appellees, Boa0Ga
made an argument for. The appellees, and
Lee replied for the appellants, occupying
the time of the Court to the hour of adj
journment without, concluding. The
Court adjourned till Tuesday morning at
ninc o'clock. 50 luont,a
The docket Of cases liable to call fol
argument to-day Is the same ms TINT pub
lishcd on Saturday.
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DISEASES or THE KIDNEYS AND uLADDEn. .
Persons unaequahted with the sEfaetare and
functions Of the kidneys cannot Estimate the
Importance Of their healthy action.
Regular and sufficient action Of tho Kidneys Il
10 important, my, even morn %, than regularity
OF The bowels The Kidneys remove from tho
Blood those Gillette matters which, II permitted TO
remain, would speedily destroy lIfc A total sus.
pension OF the urinary discharges will occasion
death from thlrty.slx TO iOrty.elght hours.
When tho Urine IL voldcl.ln small quantities
at the time or whom therGis adlsposItioh 10. Urin.
ate more frequently than natural, or when the
Urine IL high cOlOFrd or Ecaldlng with weakness
ID tho small Of tho back, Il (bo1id not be tdued
Withot delayed, but koSkoo Bhould Do taken at
once to remedy tho difficulty, before lesion Of
tho organs takes place. Most OF the diseases Of
tho bladder originate from those Of the Kidneys,
tho Urine being imperlcctly SCctctcd In the Kid:
neyE, provo Irritating 10 the Bladder and Urinary
passages When we fccollect that medicine never
reaches the Kidneys except through the general
EQUATION OF tho Blood, Wo Reo how necessity II
i4 q keep the Fountain Of Liz Pure, si!''i'E
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NiELANDER s sroSER have still a few
Of Prangs fine American CllrOmOs, also a
good stock Of fine Catholic ChromOs at
one third The regular prices. Now d your
time 70 secure great, bargains as this un.
precedent offer win continue but n fcw
days longer, .gl,'
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DISEASES Ofthe Nervous system.

Almost nIne.tentlIs Of our people suffer from
nervous exhaustion, and arc. therefore, liable to
IL conGomltAnt evils Of mental depression, con.
complete breaking down Of the general health,
Thousands are suffering to-day with broken.
down nervous systems, and, unfortunately, to.
bacc0, alcohol late houHs, OV6rIWOFk, (mcntai and
physlcaD arc causing diseases Of the nervous Bys-
TEN 10 increase at fearful ratio.
The symptoms to which diseases Of tho nervous
system. give rise, may DO stated a. follower A
dull, heavy feeling IN The head sometimes norD
or lCss severe pain or headache: Periodical Head.
ache, Dizziness, Noises or Ringing In the Head;
Detection Of Spirits; Starting during Sleep Bad
Dreams; Hesitation IN Answering QuestIonE
Dullness OF Hearing: TwitEhiIR Of tho Face and
Arms, &c, which. II not promptly treated, lead
70 Paralysis, DHlGium, Insanity, tmpotsncy, Ap.
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IScoRPORATED.-A certificate Of In
corporation was issued by tho Secretary
iorstate yesterday, TO "Tho jIIrpcr's Fer
ry Water Power and Manufacturing Com
pany," for the purpose of manufacturing
and furnishing water powerif0r nlanuiac-
turing, the principal office or place Of
business to be at Washington City, in the
District Of, Columbia; and 70 expire on
the first day Of January, 1890. 'The'cor.
porators have subscribed tho sum of five
hundred thousand dollars 10 the capital
stock, and have paid in on said subscrip-
tons one hundred and sCventy.six thou.
sand dollars The capital stOckis divided
into shnres Of ono hundred dollars each.
The names Of tho c0rporatOrS are F, G.
Adams, W. b. Webb, Clinton Lloyd, Geo
II. Plant, s. p. Brown, A. P. Brown, Nj
tllanlel Wilson, Thomas b! Conncry and
F. A. Mccartney. AL The above named
gentlemen arc residents of the District of
Columbia, and for thepurpose OF carrying
out the objects orthe company; will bring
colony ofthrce hundred operatives from
the East,
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NorGRY PUBLIC.-J. Baker Kearfott,
ESQ.,, was yesterday, appointed Notary
Public for the county Of Bcrkelcy-rcsi-
dence Nartihsburg. = @
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K K. osK 90!

Is rcmcdyoF WONDERFUL Efficacy In the e.trs of
diseases Of the ETdHsys and Bladder. IN mcA
Affections u Is az near EpteiGc az any remedy can
b. 1t does It's work kindly, hltThv and mrtly,
The REitsf which Il affords Is both certain and
fercfptiht.
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.iPoLICk' CoURT.- The police court on
yesterday morning was more than IN
average one In the number Of cases and
interest.
Frederick Blatner, Isaac Mercer and
James Nahell, were each fined one dollar
and costs for getting on a plain drunk.
Valentine Blaihst and William Englchard
had been making some time in driving
their Dextcrs fastGr than the ordinance
allows, and were each fined five dollars
and costs. Robert Marshall and John
Goosebcrry were fined five dollars and
costs for creating tumult and disorder.
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K'.ol'sKo'lo!
As A.
LIVER INVIGORATOR!
STANDS UNRIvALLED,


Being the only KNOWN Medicine
that EFFICIENTLY ittmulatts and CoRREcrs tho
htpdtic RartloHS and functional pERASGENExrs
Of the LIVER, WITHOUT DEnILtTATNG the system.
While II acts IfeeIy upon tho LIVER tHItead Or CO.
itgrdduGLly changes tho discharges
10 i'srttetly natural state.
EYNFTONs OF LIVER COMPLAINT AND or sOME OF
'. THOSE DISEASES PRODUCED ny IT.
sAllow or yellow color Of tho skin, or yellow.
sl.brOwn spots on tho face and other parts Of the
body; tlullneSS and lrOwBlnGsS, sometimes head.
ache; bitter Or bad taste In the mouth, internal
heat: IN many CascS dry, teasing cough; un.
steady appetite; sometimes sour stomach, with a
raising Of the food: hOatCd or full feeling about
tho stomach and gIdCS; aggraVating pains In tho
sides, back, or breast, aud about The shoulders:
constipation Of the bowels; pi9s; latnlence, cold.
ness OF the cxtrcmitles, &C. I'd
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TIE Purcst and Sweetest Cod Liver OIL In tho
world, manufactured from fresh healthy livers,
upon the sea shore, ItIspcrfectly pure and sweet.
Ask for "IIazarl & CaswCll's Cod Liver OIL"
manufactured by
CAswELL, HAZARD \ CO,
Now York,
- '" " may2s.Tu. Frd&w
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EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFICE
BENNO HAMMER.

Sterling Exchange on london for any sum not
lcSS than ono pound Sterling. Sight lFaits on all
tho principal cities Of Germany, Franco and Italy
at liberal rates.
cd 10 or from England, Ireland, BFCmcn anu
Hamburg via NeWYork or Baltimore. Rmlgrant
Railroad Tickets rum New York aud baltimore
once s. Wv. COT. Third and Market Streets,
"'"A' W B. HAMMER, Notary Public,
Real Estate, Fire and Lie, Claim and General
Passage Agent. noYl5
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You can buy the Halley Machine
Thread at 90 cents per dozen at Campbell
s. Ilartlen's. 1t is the best In the market.
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CTEAMBOAT SALE.-WILL BE
y soldat Public Auction, at 10 o'clock 4. ~,
on "WEDNESDAY. MARcu 1sT, 1870, Of the Court
House, In the City Of Wheeling, the Wreck Of
the Side-Wheel Steamboat "Rebecca, Including
her Hull, Engines, Doctor Engine. Boilers and
Machinery, as AhG now lies In the Ohio river, at
or oppOsitU the town Of ParkGrSburg, W. Va.
One.half tho purchase money to DO paid in
cash; the balance In two, equal paym0ntA at six
aud twelve months, with Satisfactory security,
c. NJ COEN,
febl6 Agent for Owners.
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NoTIcE.-F0R SALE, ONE SEC
In ond Hand Steam Engine, 81 In Cylinder,
* feet stroke. o. So.
Persons wishing TO purchase can sec II running
ct the Wheeling Wagon and Carriage Co.'S Es.
tAbllshmcnt, 9 doors above tho Post once.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESV


Immediately cured and full yigor ,r,,u,,l
This distressing affection, which ~.
miserable and marriage impossible. /, ~ M,
paid by the victims OF Improper ID5,l. =
Young pcrsons arc too apt 10 COMM, ~. a
from not being aware Of the dreadful s1N = :.
ees that may enSue, Now, who thai uSj..,ii,..S.
the subject will pretend to deny tbSt =
depreciation Il lost sooner by ihoSe hS,pr I
improper habits than by the pFudeniV ~
being deprived Of tho pleasure Of bt,lS, !
spring, tho most serious and destustTs y,
toms OF both body aud mind arise. ~ ~
becomes deranged, tho Physical IA w.
Functions Weakened, Loss Of PUceaT, - -
Nervous lErinbillty, Dyspepsia, hipss,
tho Heart Indigestion, ConitiiuhonII N,
and Wasting OF tho Frame, Cough, COns!SS,,