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tlle; amendments made by tie Second
Branch.
The action of tho Second Branch on the
report Of the Wharf Master was concur
red in.
The report of the Sexton Of the City
Cemetery was also concurred In.
The action Of the Second Branch on
the resolution memorializing the Legisla.
ture TO restore the powers Of section 81
Of the charter Of 1895 WIS cOncurrcd in.
The action of the Second Branch on
the resolution empowering the LcgislA-
turc to have the brick wall north side
of the City Building repaired was CON
CURED In.
Mr.. Hall offered thetnlIOwing resolution
which was adopted:
Resided, Tint the Legislature OF West
Virginia be memOrializGd by the Mayor
and President Of the Second Branch Of
Council 10 pass general Inv for the pro.
lection Of gus companies and the protGc'
tiOn Of consumers
The petition Of Della Purcell 10 build n
frame house, WIS amended by irstFucting
the Committee TO whom It WAS referred
to report to the Council
The petition Of ]. Bessie was rejected
till securities be named.
The report OF the City Treasurer was re.
ceivcd from the Second Branch, and con-
CURED in.
On motion, this Branch adjourned.
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River News.


Since our last report the river has re.
maincd about stationary. The marks
showed, last evening, six feet six inches In
the chanel. The present indications are,
that II will be higher before many days.
The snow disappeared pretty rapidly yes.
tertlay, and il tho mild temperature pre-.
walls at the sources Of the tributaries, the
effect will he togive us fine boating stage.
The Anderson got away for Cincinnati
Tuesday night at lIalr past eleven O'Clock
with fair trip. The damages sustained
on her last trip up were fully repaired, and
this splendid packet Is once more in per.
feet Orler.
The Arlington, from Pittsburgh to Gin.
clnnati, reached here yesterday morning
Ut II O'Clock, and af(er receiving some
freight, took her departure.
Business along the landing, yesterday,
was quite dull. The packets Recs and
Forest City came in on time, with but
slim trips.
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YET DIsoovERED.


-''1'hC life OF the flesh in tho Blood, "is u
SCrIptural maxim that science proves to he true.
The people talk Of bad blood, ~ tho cause OF
many diseases, and like many popular opinions
thIa Of bad blood Is founded in truth.
The symptoms Of bad blood arc usually quite
plain-bAd Digestion imperfect nntrI'
tIOn, and consequently the circulation Is feeble,
the son tissues lose their tone and elasticity and
the tongue becomes pale, broad, and frequently
covered with pASty, white coat. This condi'
ton soon shows itsclf In ToU0hness Of the skin.
then In ERUPTIvE and .ULGERATTE diseases, and
when long continued, results nserious LESSONS Of
the Bratn,, Liver, Lungs, Or-uEinArY apparatus.
Much, very much; suffering is'canscd by impure
blood. 1t Ia estimated by sOmo that onc;ailh Of
the human family arr affected with ScrOtala In
some form.
When tho Blood IL pure, you arc not so liable
10 any disease. Many Impurities Of the Blood
arise from Impure diseases oflargc citiSsE ErAd.
cate Overy Impurlly from tho fountain Of life, aud
good Spirits, fair skin and vital strength will IT,
turn to yOlI.
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Rev. JGbez Hall, James uGrvPy, Joseph
Gist, G. Parker, J. II, Atkinson, ]. S.
POnGrOy, Alfred Glass, Edward Smith,
J. 6. Jacob, B. +. Sanders, Daniel Done.
hoo, II. X. Howard, 8. G. Shaw, n. Rich
ardsOn, Sanl'l Laughlin, DR., John Frissell,
Rev. NJ. L.. Todd, Edward B. Knight,
Isaac II. Smith, John l.. Cole, VIM. l..
Crawford DIR. L. Thomas, Albert Allen,
c. II. IlodgrOve, John S. Swami, jas. W.
Hogc, T. G. Watkins. ]. +. Caldwell, s.
W. Hall, Rev. s. D. Brnitz, w. II.
Powell, John Hall, Geo. W. MurdOcl,
Jas. ", Kelley, Prof c. L. LOOs, H.. c.
H&rdme, Bf'N!JGnes, Geo. p. Moore, j.
e AI6elB, VIM. French, w G.. Kenncy,
Jonathan Griffin, VIM. a. Quarter, J. /,
Mcclure, Samuel Irwin, JOHN T, Cotton,
Johp r LILLE, A, Z, DolbCar aud ]. H.
The following corresponding members
were chosen:
DR. Geo. o. IIillretll, Marietta, Ohio;
Dr. Oliver ". Hohnesf Boston, MISS;
Henry G. Hanks, California; DR.. Alfred
Creigh, Washington, Pn.
The following honorary members were
chosen: ~ .o
DR. ]. S. Newberry, Suite GeOl0gist Of
Ohio; Hon. ]. LotbrOp Motley, Minister to
the Court Of. St. James " .'.,'
MI! 'SturgfSA Introduced Il proposition
authorizing the appointment of u commit
tee of five 10 investigate land titles also,
committee on the resources Of the State;
also, one on the Ecclesiastical history Of
the State also, one On the local verbal
traditions Ortllc countiCs,-tO report ut the
next meeting.
After pr0tracted discussion, in which
McSsrS. B. II. Smith, D. d. 7. Farms
worth and Judge Brown, Ofthe Supreme
Court, participated, the whole subject was
laid on the table, on motion Of Mr.. A. +.
Raymond.
Mr.. Hagans presented the following res
olutiOn: sni spGry -.a.. g-1....
Rs0freR, That tic thanks Of tho West
Virginia Historical Society are hereby
rendered 10 the House Of Delegates for
the use of their hall upon the present &c.
casioD. lt tsi II
On motion Of Mr.. Hubbard the Society
took n recess till halEpast seven O'clOck,to
meet in the lecture room Of the Fourth
street NJ. E. Church.
In the evening large and appreciativc
audience assembled in the Church above
mentioned. ..s.
Alettcr from Gen Strother, rcgrcIting
his inability to be present, was read by
DR.. Logan. Interesting papers were read
by Prest. Pcndleton, of Bethany College,
and Prest Martin, Of. the Stnte University.
The entire proceedings Of this first regu-
lar meeting of our State Historical Socic-
ty, we're characterized by the greatest
unanimity, ind we trust will awaken very
general interest on the subject.
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AN OLD DoD0E.-TwO or three days
since, pair of guy and thirsty benzinists
entered the bar.room Of q hotel in South
Wheeling, determined TO have something
to drink ut all hazards. Being penniless
they were compelled to resort to strategy.
One of them boldly walked up TO the
counter and asked for drink Of whisky,
not until he was assured By the proprietor
that II was first class. The other dry
youth inquired If the landlord had "any
CIDER" Receiving m affirmative re-
Spouse, lie called Tor glass. The first In
quirer concluded, also, to take cider, and
mine host repaired TO the cellar with hhe
mugs. Returning, his customers drank of
the delicious" cxtrait dc pome," land smack
Ing their lips, pronounced It magnificent
so very fine, they would have their
glasses rcplenishcd. A second time the
old gent descended the cellar stairs and
filled the lIeakers TO the brim. .OnCmerg.
ing from the apartment where he kept his
cider on tap, lie was astOnishctl to find his
gay and festive patrons gone. Making
iiiS way to the front door lie discovered
the parties making 9:iO timG down street
circulating, "minc cider gone, Ind no
monies in mine dill" he sat him down to
mediate on such themes as "tlle ways Of
the world" and "!hc rascalities of hum
mcrS, generally"
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WEST VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
The fiSt scmi.Nnnual meeting Of the
West Virginia Historical Society Twas
held, yesterday afternoon III 3 o'clock, in
the hall Of the House Of Delegates. At
that hour the members Of the Society
present, together with large number Of
gentlemen from the city and various sec.
tions Of the State, were called to order by
DIT. II. Logan, President.
The regular Secretary, Prof s. G. Ste.
vcMs, being absent, DR.. ]. ]. Stevenson
was appointed Secretary pro ten, and G.
G. SturgiSS, assistant.
The Secretary called the roll and the
following gentlemen responded 10 their
names: Rev. A. Martin. r. l.. Bcrk.
shire, G. c. Sturgiss, W. K, Pcndleton, J.
G. IIupp, r. 4. HildrCth, T. II. Logan, W.
4. Stevenson, \. +. Raymond, II. G.
Davis, l.. Raymond, A. f. Summers, ]. L.
Gould, D. D. 7. FarnswOrth, b. II,
Smith, T. NJ. Harris, @. d. Camden, G. ID.
Hubbard, VIM. A. IanwNy, Saml Young,
j. n. Workman md J. NJ. llagans. =.
The minutes Of the last meeting held at
GrlhOn, were read by the Secretary, and,
on motion Of Governor Stevenson, were
adopted.
On motion of Mr.. SturgisS the Constitu-
tiOn and bylaws Of the Society were read.
Tho report Of the executive committee
was read, and on motion adopted.
The rpnOrt of the SDpCtAl committee to
report II charter for the Society was offer.
ell, tCmbOtliGd in House bill No. 50,) and
on motion the report waS approved and
the committee continued.
The nomination Of new members being
next In ortlGr, the following gentlemen
were nominated and chosen: A. c. Baker,
John :. Cunningham, DR. Lucian, L.
ComstoclI, Geo. JGiferS, John A, Hutchin-
son, Joseph Shields, Thayer Melvin, b.
w, Allen, Jas, II. Brown, Chas, HOolon,
L. S. Layton, 4. Fairchilds, +, A. Dering,
Benz. Stanton, II. G. McWhOrter, ], u.
McWhorter, G. W. Carpenter, Rev. D.
". Fisher, n, Golf, ST., Rev. j. c.
Barr Thomas Martin, II. B. Lazier,
]. E, Randall, r. B. BrenGman, 2. D.
RamSdcll, Joseph Tetcr, II, K, List, John
F. Wilson, O. S. Long, John Il. Hubbard,
r. W. IIazlCtt, G. L. CranmGr, A. B. Cald.
well, r. II. Cummins, Daniel Peck, Gran.
vile u. Hail, L. a. HaganS, W.P. Hub.
bard, II. S. Walker, j. Z. Reeves, j. II.
Storcr E. Booking, Thomas Hornbrook,
Thomas Sweeney, A. j. Sweeney, DR., A.
! 8. Todd, George B. Caldwell, John n Lure,
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POLICE CouRT.-The following COM.
prises the business transacted in this Court,
yesterday morning: Andrew Hutchinson,
Obstrucling the track OF tue Street Rail-
way, one dollar and costs; John Johnson
and Thomas Hopkins, plain drlulks, ono
dollar each and costs. The last mention.
cd individuals are old offenders, and could
not entertain the idea Of devoting any Of
their funds to the payment Of the triAcs
imposed on them. They were, therefore,
sent TO Jail. en
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10 lie HUSG.-Thos D. Carr, who was
convicted some time since of the murder
Of Miss Fox, over in Belmont county, and
sentenced to he hanged, Ind his case taken
to the Supreme Court Of Ohio, on a writ
Of error. Tint tribunal reviewed the
proceedings in the Court below, and hav.
ing found no error, Inns ordered his exccu'
ton to takc place on Thursday, March
cath. Carr will be the first person ever
hung in Belmont county.
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TON THUMB Those who are admirers
Of small things, should call Mt the Market
street Jewclry Store and SEQ the "Tonl
Thumb" clock. 1t is the smallest time.
piece made in the shape Of clock, and n
most perfect and accurate timer" It is.
Every clock guaranteed. Call at OxtOby
& Dufileld's, q few doors below Mcclure
House, and see Clocks, Watches, Jewelry,
Spcctacles, &c.
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KosKoo.-This medicine is ripidIy gain.
Ing tho confidence oftlie people, and the
numerous testimonials ofits virtues, given
By practitioners Of medicine, leave no
doubt that It is u safD and reliable remedy
for IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD, LIVER DIS
EASE, &C. .'-
The last Medical journal contains an Wr.
ticle from Prof r. s. Newton, n. D.,
President of tho E Medical College, city of
New York, that speaks In high terms Of
its curative properties, and gives special
recommendation Of KoskOO to the practi-
TONERS of medicine. This is, we believe,
the first instance where such medicines
have lecn officially endorsed by tito Fac
ulty Of any of tho medical colleges, and
reflects great credit upon the skill Of DR..
Lawrence, its compOInder, and Also puts
-"KOskOO" In the VAN Of all other mGdi-
cines Ofthc present day. d&w
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TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE

TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
L Of deed Of trust executed by p. G. Hi.
drcth and $. j. Illdreth, his wife, dated January
10th, 1868, and recorded III the office Of tho Re.
Corlcr for Ohio county, In deed book hny.Gour,
page 3i2 INSlll. "a trustee IN said decd ut the
ftOnt door OF thu Court House Of Ohio county,
on SATURDAY TIIE l9TH DAY OF FEnRrART, 1870,
proceed to sell the following described property,
conveyed by said deed, to wilt: Parts Of lOta nix
10 and seven "a, and all Of lot number nine ~.
OF 10 much thereof Al may be necessary, lying
and being IN tile City Of Wheeling, situate on
the south ride Of Lindsay street. East Wheeling,
and being the same property conveyed 70 the
said r. Z. lllllFcdth by the Howard lrOu Works,
by deed dated, 10th JAnnAry, 1913 Fur more
hill description Of said property reference II
made to the said last mentioned deed. The said
decd was given to secure tho payment Of three
promiSsOry notes made by said J.. c. lllldrcth,
each for $500 dollars with interest from date,
dated 10th January, 1868. payable III six. twelve,
ahd eighteen months after date, respectively to
tho order Of himself said notes were given for
the deferred payments on the purchase Of said
Howard Iron Works. The interest on the amount
secured has boon paid up 10 the 10th day Of Jal.
uuRry, 1870 and = 100 % Of the principal debt II
paid, leaving balance due a. Of the day Of sale
IT 7,7O9 % Of principal and 81 81 Of lntercst.
TERNS or SALE:-Ono.thirl cash, the balance
IL slx and twelve months, with Interest and st.
eurity, 8. r. TILDRETH.
Ian 10 =, - a Trustee.
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PARLoR BoARDERs-l Young Ladies H.
atitute.-Pupils from abroad who may moi
wish to pursue more than one or two
studies, will, upon application, be re-
ccivetl as Parlor Boarders, with permits
sion TO minglC somewhat iii society. This
affords good opportunity to those In deli
cate health to accomplish much in the way
Of an education. SEQ advertisement,
dSw
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REELECTION OF dad" GILI-SOmC
time since dad" Gill WINS removed from
the office Of Justice Of the Peace in
Pcase township, Belmont county. An
election was held, recently to ill the va
cancy, when dad" presented his name
for the position, and was triumphantly
reelected. So says the St. ClairSvillc
E,,1IIs
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Gro. r. TAYLOR s. Co., will open this
morning, another lot Of new and beautiful
Bow and Sash Ribbons; also, Point Ap.
pliquc and POplin Collars, andVei Gren-
AdincS, in all COlOS All of which the
ladies' will he glad to know.
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TIE HoP, acknowledgements for
the grand hop, tonight, ut Dailey's City
Hotel, have been in active progress for
several days, and We judge from the CHAR
actcr of those who have Ind the manage.
ment Of the affair that It will be one OfthC
most recherche balls Of the season.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 30.
New Advertisements.

NtW HUVdIIIHdHIUHT5'
Steamer r. r. Hudson. u
Steamer ArgOsey.
Steamer Rover and Bargcs.
Wanted.
Notice-BOard Supervisors. Z.
WantCd-Salesman.
To Country Merchants.
Warehouse for Rent.
Burnett's Flavoring Extract.
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- = - Z
4.1. #8aoj IBIla4MI 2 l9IiSG
Meets with cREATsUcCEs9s4pt thu CURE of
Diseases Of the Nervous System

Almost nInc.tentllS Of our people suffer from
nervous exhaustion, and arr, thgrsfOTG, lllhl0 10
ltS concOmitant evils Of mental deprcaSlOp, cOii.
fused Ideas, EOtGnnG Of the brain, Insanity, and
complete breaking dpWp pf tho general health
Thousands are suffering to-day with broken.
down nervous SystenS, and, unfortunately, to-
bAceo, alcohol lato hour; UVGtSw work, (ncntm aud
physical are causing diseases Of tho nervous SYs.
TEN 70 Increase at fearful ratio, ~, ,,,,,L
Interruptions 10 which dlEcaSeG Of tho nj tEonS
i9yIt6n give risC, may 10 iAtated a. f6lEoWAs "A
dull, heavy feeling In tho head. sometimes more
or less severe pain or headaches; Periodical Head.
ache, Dizziness, Noises or Ringing In the Head;
Detection Of SpiTits; Starting during SloepI Bad
DREAMS; IIcAllAtlou III Answering Qhesti0uS:
Dullness OF Hearing; TwItchingi bf tho FacU and
Arms, &c, which, q not promptly treated, lead
to Paralysis, Delcrlum, IRSanIty, fmpOtency, Ap.
oplOxy, Re, DC. 80 - r.
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ALI RloHr.-Mr. Davis, the man who
SO narrowly escaped drowning Tuesday
evening, was removed to his residence IN
North Wheeling sometime the same
night. Yesterday, ho was about all right
DtrOiD
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SADDLRRY.-A. Schwerttrger, No. no
Main street, has again commenced the
manufacture Of Saddles, Harness, Trunks,
&C., and is now ready 10 serve his former
customers, and the community generally.
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By RENTING, and applying the rents to
tile purchase, every one can become the
owner of fint class Wheeler s. Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Sumner s. Co.,
Agents, No. IS Monroe street, Wheeling.
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POsr OFFICE ITEM.-T. T. Freeman has
been appointed Post Master at Bcatty's
Mills, Marion county, rice Perry G. West,
resigned.
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nor SALE.-THE UNDER. 49, 49,
II SIGNED offers for sale the House and It'll
Lot which he occupies on Chaplinc street, AsA'
between Webster and Third streets, Centre
part Of tie lot. This property 10 in good order
and In convenient and pleasant part OF the city,
TetmA SOFy moderate, II application Is made lin.
medlatGly to -
febj JOHN ARMSTRONG.
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DISEASES or THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.

DtsEAsEs or THE KlDSEfH AND BLADDER.
Persons unacquaIntCd with the, structure and
functions Of tho Kidneys cannot eAtimAta .flle
ERlp0tfptss Of their hSalthy Getldl, J III III
Regular and sufficient action Of the Kidneys IN
as important, nay, even more 10, than regularity
Of the bO%elRo The :KilncYa remove from the
Blood tfoHG eSt6 nh Tiers which. II permitted to
remain would speedily destroy life. A total sus.
pension Of tho urinary discharges will occasion
death from ihIrty.slx TO f1rty.eight hours.
When the Urine Ia vOidcd In small quantities
Of tho time, or when Aerp IL disposition to Urn.
ate NOTE Itaqneptb ,thdW natural, lori when the
Urine Ia high cOlored or EcAlding with weakness
In the small Of tho back, It should not he trlard
with OF delayed, but fkOO Bh0alll he talcPn at
oace to REMEDY the 0Ifieulty, before q irAibn OF
the organs takes place. Most Of the diseases Of
the Bladder originate from those Of the KldnCys,
tho Urine being impdrfectly EcCreted IN the Kid.
neys, prove Irritating to tho Bladder and Urinary
passages. When We rccOllcct that medicine never
reaches the Kidneys except through the general
circulation Of tho Blood, We SEQ how necessary Il
Is TO keep the Fountain Gr ldfc Pure, .:tn.1
'ilS,liIGG VII! GIG.Uil '"'i,iNi
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TNOR SALE.-ONE OF TIE MOST
L desirable Lots on the Island, fronting the
river IS feet, about 100 feet deep, corner Water
and Ohio streets, helowIand convenient 10 the
bridge, with splendid view OI wharf and lower
feb9 !. IRWIN.
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JUNIPER TAR SOAR" cnrps Chapped hands
Satrhoum,' pimplCS, and all cutahOOuS affections,
rendering the skin son and smooth. Nanuiac.
tuEctl BY CASWELI, HAZARD Il CO.,
Sold by all Druggists New York
my9i.Al, Th. claw. --
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HAMILTON & HANDING are just opening
fresh invoice Of German ACcOrtlcons Of II
new md decidedly improved tone.
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NOTlCE.-F0R SALE, ONE SEC
IN Ond Hand Steam Engine, 81 Iu Cylinder,
n PtrSenS Wishing 10 purchase can ace It running
Il tho wheeling Wagon and Carriage Co.'s Es.
tAbllShmentS2 doors above the Post OnlCc.
Ian17
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KIOSK 90!

Is remedy of Hon6t5f1 Efficacy In The eurs of
disease Of tho ETdaryS and: R'addkr. hythE@
Affections II Ia as near pteiac az any remedy can
be. 1t does Its work kindly, tlIenAy and surely
The Relief which II Affords IL both certain and
peretptiHs
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TOR sALE-THE UNDER Ga fE7sst
u signed offers for SalC Lot No. d, In It'll
GFahamH addition 10 the City oil Wheeling, SEtlA'
Sttuated on tho corner Of Quincy and Sixth ats.
There ~ good Brick and Frame House on the
corner, containing s rooms, with water and gaS
throughout, and ono Of tho best cellars IN the
city. There 10 In connection a good stable and
there "a 4 good FEamo House, with ave rOomS,
fronting on Sixth street, rhisls a very deSIra.
bio location. Parties Wishing 10 purchase will
please call at 3. j, Boyd'S Wholesale Shoe Store,
No. 50 Main Street.
n0y99.H .a.l r. NJ. T. WAYMAN.
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UloR sALElToy CLOSE AN Es.1 :Sf
IL TATE-ThO lrbtclass DWELLING Hi
HOUSE, situated nj The ltgrth east cOTuer. ~
Mrs. Carter. There IL null lot, and tho house ls
Ia "a good condition az the day II was built;
everything about the premises In thorough re-
pair. Possession given Oh the LIST Of April, 1870.
dSei.Sr McLurd House, Wheeling, ". Va.
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Being the only KNOWN Medicine

Being the only KNOWN Medicine
that EFFICIENTLY stimulated and coRHEcrs the
hepdtie SGerStloas and functional DERGRoExHNrs
Of the LIVER, WITHOUT DEBILlTGTRG the system.
While 1t acts freely upon the Liver instead Of co.
plOnpnrging, ltgrddaCI9y ehaags+ the discharges
70 a;p1fteF''t aq'ssu' aat'. / Is
SYMPTOMS or LIVER COMPLAINT AND OF EOMI or
THOSE DISEASES PRODUCED BY IT.
"A SullOw Or yellow color Of the skin. OF yellow.
ish.brown BpOlS on the face aud other parts Of the
body; dullnCss and drOwslncsS, sometimes head.
ache; bitter or had taste In the mouth, internal
heat: In many cases dry, teasing cough; I'm.
steady appetite; sometimes sour stomach, with a
raising Of the food; bloate1 or full feeling abont
the stomach and Sides aggrayatlng pains In the
sides, back, or breast, and about tho shoulders;
constipation of tho bowels; pilpt. AAtulCncr: cold.
ness Of the extrCmitiCs. SC. rod.
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FOR SALE.

dor SALE-HOCSE AND LOT Ga
II IN BRIDGEPORT.-Th undersfgn. Hi
cd offers for sale the House and lot she now 4hs
occupies on Main street bridgeport, o.. coli.
tAIuIng three large comfortable rooms, good cell
lar HIf IN good repair. There Ia on the premises
u collection Of choice fruit trees. This property
will be sold on such terms o. 10 enable those Of
limited means to procure home. Call soon, as
| am determined TO sell.
fcb9." ELESOR GRIER.
TOR SALE.-l5O SHARES "ONE
Il Hundred Dollars EACH" Of Stock In the Ma.
tIonRl Glass Manufacturing Company. Books for
subscription open ut the Works, lIUllalrc, Ohio,
JAMES CRANGLE,
f,bS President.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-10

1'nE Partridge Joint Stock Company
have received q new lot those handsome
Oval Velvet Gases for Porcelain Pictures.