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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored,

Just published, q new edition Of DR. CrL.
vKRw gLLs CELEBRATEp ESSAY on the radi'
cal cure (wlthout mcdlclne) OF SPRRNATuoR.
RHHA or Seminal weakrcss, Involuntary
seminal Losses, 1NPoTENoY Mental and Phys
teal incapicity, Impedients to Marriage, etc I
also, CONSUMPTION, EriLEPsY, and Firs, In
duced by seli.indulgenee or sexual catrava
gancs. .
ss-Price, In a sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this sdinlraele %
sat, clearly demonstrated from thirty years
su u.ccssful practice, that the alarming conse
Iuences OF self abuse may he radically cured
Without the dangerous use OF internal medicine
or the application of tho kniie pointing out n
mode OF cure st once, simple, cettaiu and eflcct
uai, hy means Of which every sufferer, no mat.
ter what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply, privately, and radically.
This Lecture should be In the hands OF every
youth md every man In the land.
Sent. under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid on receip, OF SIX cents, or two
post stamps. .
Also DIR. Cuiyerwcii's Marriage Gulde,''
price % cents. .---..I. I.. .-..
Address the Publishers, W..
~ r CHAS. >. e. KLINE 81 Co.
l27 Bowery, New York Post Office Box 4,SsG.
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Shel.iH,s Sale.

by virtue OF q writ CT vend, Ex, Issued out OF
the Court Of Conmcl Pleas Of snyder county
to me directed Will be exposed 10 Public Sale,
on the premises, on
FRIDAY JULY %, 1871, .-
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. the following Real Estate
~ xxit A
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I ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS upon
IL the Estate Of Mary Brimingbous, late
Of Centre township. deceased, having been
granted TO the Undersigned, all persons in.
debied To the estate are requested TO make
payment, and those having claims against
the same, viii present them TO
FELIX BREMlNGI0US,
March 81, 1871. Administrator.
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Estate Of ELIzABEru RrtcuEsuAcH, deed.
ETTERs OF ADMINISTRATION upon tho
IIestatc of Elizabeth Relchenbac ch, late of Wash
ipgton tip, deceased, having been granted to the
undersigned, all Icrsons knowing themselves
indebted to the estate are requested to make
payment, and those having claims against the
same, will present them to
WILLIAm HARDING,
Administrator.
Perry township, January 30, 1871.
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One Hundred Acres,
House and Barn.

Timely notice Of the day Of sale will be
given. Persons dssirous Of buying . good
farm will do well 10 visit tho place. For
further Information inquire Of vaLslrIxx
Salem p. o., Snyder Co.,
Pc, or B. I. PARKs, Attorney, Middleburg,
Pc. WILLIAM LAUDENSLAGER, =.
VALENTINE LAUDENSLAGER,
a Exseu,ers Of Henry Lsudeuslsgsr,
June 10th 1871, ~
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Estate @. JACoB REICHENBACI, deed.
I FILTERS TESTAMENTARY up
IL on the estate Of Jacob Relchenbach late OF
Washington tp., deed, having been granted to
he undersigned, all persons knowing themselves
Indebted to the estate arc requested 10 make
payment, and those having claims against the
same W III present them to
WILLIAM HARDING Apn'r.
Fremont, February rs, 1871.
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4uxnPSYCHOMANCY.

This word is derived from the Greek, sigulfyln,
the power Of the soul, spirit or mind, and IL ~
tasis Of all human knowledge. Piychomang
10 the title Of . new work Of 100 pages, by HIi
In the science OF Soul Charming and Psyoholog
ic Fascination how TO exert this wonderful
power over men or animals instantaneously, a.
Trance or Writing Mediums, biyipation, spii,
ltualism, Alchemy, Philosophy Of omens a.a
Marriage, Ac.l 1hlsis the Only hook IN in
cult poeor, and II OF Immense advantage TO ns
Merchant selling goods, the Lawyer In gaining
the confidence ofJnrors, thp Physlcian IN heaL
Of the opposite sex, and all seeking fehes o.
happiness. Price by mall, In cloth, Si, 10 paYsf
covers, q. Agents wanted for this book, Pm
vsss wSc s rs: ls:.s. w'.s. sample. Ss.%sT' ..
EVANS, Publisher d Perfumer, Il South ~
St, Phlla. Pa. fI 'f.IF.
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- OeCLOCIX

nQ3E A MONTH-Expenses paid-Mne q
SOfO Female Agcnts-Horse and outfit NJ
nished. Address, Saco Novelty Co., Saco. NJ,
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Executors Sale.

The undersigned, Execut ors of the last
Will and Testament Of Henry Laudenslagsr,
late Of Penn township, Snyder county
deceased. will expose 10 public sale, soon
after the September Term Of Snyder county
Court next, the following described Farm or
TRACT OF LAND
siiuate.in Penn township, Snyder county,
bounned and described as follows, 10 wit ;
On the north by land Of Isaac Look, south
by land Of Jacob OFT, Sarah Miller and
Solomon Knouse, east by land Of Solomon
Knouse, end porih BY land Of tae heirs Of
Leonard App, cnntaining
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RUNAWAY on CENTRE STKEET-Yes-
ierdAy morning about 10 O'Clock, as
oountrymsn was driving bis team along
Centre street, between Fifth and Sixth,
bis horses took fright at hose which /"
boy was using in spriDkling the street
The team started down the street al
fearful pace, but had not gone far before
the wagon struck 3 tree box, reducing Il
To splinters. The force Of the collision
turned over the wagon, throwing out the
driver and a young woman who was &C.
cupying the seat with him. The horses
continued on down street, dragging the
wagon after them, and at the corner Of
Centre and Fifth streets gave the runaway
up IS bad job and stopped. The young
woman was somewhat injured, hot not
seriously; the man escaped without a
scratch, we believe. Several bushels Of
tomatoes and dozens Of corn were dump.
ed out into the street. A crowd Of boys,
and the ubiquitous scayengers, the hogs,
assisted in dispOeing Of the vegetables.
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STANNEBIEC Positively CUEgD.-
A treatise entitled The Art Of Curing
Snmmering, Suffering and lmpediments
Of Speech by ! NJ. French, NJ. D. This
is the only treatise Of the kind ever. pub.
lishei, and is the result q years Of study
and experiment, and the suthor fully be-
lieres it To be the only method yet dis.
covered which will effect complete and
permanent cure. This art as set forth In
this treatise is ~ complete and yet 80
simple that an instructor is unnecessary;
by II the stammefer can Obtain immediate
and perfect control Of his organs Of speech,
and by its Observance for few days the
habit Is permsnenily broken up. The
author has also appended full exposition
Of all the variOus secEet methods now
practiced both in this country and Europe
No stammerer should fail to obtain a
copy Of this work. Price q %; sent to
any address c. o. D., II desired, or By
mail on receipt Of price. Address J. N.
FEEScH, " D., +. o. Box 1851, Balti.
more, Md.
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BEFORE EsQR, KANNER-Mondsy
evening, Esqr., Hammer had several par.
ties before him, and the following disposi.
ton was made Of them: Pstrick EAgan
and Dick Sweeney using abusive language
towards joseph HosenfeldL Pagan was
fined FIVE dollars and costs, and required
to give security in the sum Of 800 TO keep
the peace Tor one year. Failing 10 do
this, be was cDmmitied to jail. The case
against Sweeney was not clearly made
out and be was discharged from custody
the county TO pay the Gusts.
James Oliver, charged with cOnteDding
with angry language 10 the disturbance Of
the peace, was fined one dollar and costs,
which he paid. -
Peter Coleman IVES upfOr using abusive
language towards Martin Berger. The
complainant withdrew Tie charge and
paid the costs.
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY AT.
teniion il called 10 the sale Of coal
privilege this morning at the front
door u the Court House. This pro.
perry is part d the Caldwell estate" II
is most eligibly located, and consists Of
TIE coal underlying certain metes. and
bounds vt forth at length in the adVer.
tiseDent in another column Of this nom.
ins's paper ms sale presents q rare Op.
pOrtuniiy TO secure large coal privilege
1ithih the city, and it believed that this
is the last chance that will ever be offered
in this city to purchase 80 large coal
field. similarly locstei. Coal dealers would
b well 10 attend this morning at 10
O'Clock, and give this subject some inves.
tigation. BE on hand promptly, and e.
cure bargain while you may
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HELD TO BAfL-Complaint was made
before Esqr. Gillspy against Benz. Wise
for stealing grapes from Charles Laue.
The accused had hearing yesterday, and
was required TO give bail in the sum Of
800 for his appearance at the next term
Of the Circuit Court. In default, he was
committed to jail.
The same party was charged with com.
hitting an assault and battery on Mr..
Laue. The testimony was heard, and the
case made out in the opinion Of the Jus.
tice; at lelst be was satisfied the matter
should. be investigated by the grand jury.
He, therefore, demanded bond with q
penalty Of 800 10 secure the attendance
Of Wise al the next term Of The Circuit
Court The prisoner found no bOndSmsn
and was sent 10 Hotel de Kennedy.
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GALE OF VALUABLE COAL.


sgs.sfkz BrLsy A.. J0En L hobbs, sLeeEG1a
a. 40 AErls Z CLlcEel-lC re Clrr-.'
C1zr5 q Oa-o ogz-iy, West NnEE-L, il
CEELGeTy.
Pgrs-Ili 70 decree made AL sr;sFs3 E0TsE
pef III, 80. y LDgre-sElls1 cGLss, LEc % I
dee! u ysE from csFtGZ1 q! tls les'L;ss, AZ
c-stn Jslsss 0! Tie es1is q %O-sps CElcSe--
c-1eLsst, u rsgJfc 4 TIE Escsf-ss Of-ts ~
OE49 cysLGy " -. NifziELE, tIE zscz-s 20 ~.
p-Jcssc = 81 - yrb-E LzEt.yI - iAs igLl cSii
q ne Coat HOshs 0! OL.g cy-E'y. West VI
g.1l1. a. % o elJck 4 =. O. TselescGy, TIE lt;L
CAV u Auy-.t 4 D. ls5l- Tie fy-yE.Eg pope.
D. tit1E.s b sElt syutiy hsiEg 4 pErT - ss-e
esiEls IA; j " AZ tlDss " Lrff q CO.., tgfs
- Iess. gEcer.yilg tie following usiei 40
bounds IL tLlc ss;Ab, tO-g1i 81.
In No i-Bsglls e. = cDgTDJds bsLat -
DOrhsLtl Uyrref u Nd ss;Ay En1 - L-s5-ys
34m ~ eLscsfI bJgEcl'g > -, - -. -
L 20 y llr pole ~ 4 ppsL1 - - estA US
% strobe k1r Nslpt y 49, ~, r. -
E 72s y9lss L Sli = q pet y - - pf.ll'
leys u Desey ELIcs Co iAe4es 80 tLt.i -ie'
MOI l,Ll-j ne norm .Is % 1s Caldwell pfp-
l.sfty. ~, 49, yg-ss - DegllLlLg' uDiiAlb'
M y Lus,, ryY- = YeFrlss.
In - .-Bsgns = ; Jsy.Ei IN tie elsi bg1G-
dLfy u Tie Caldwell property - i'1.ei s0lit q
a. pyrttsasi ggrneF. and rms theros via aid
a.; NEE ~, =. az py.ei 70 tas rOr;A LIE u
TIE l. Belle 1JEl prypeTiy itsnce with tAle Ibe
L =. - = y pOIet " TIE sYatA EIDE 81 Cad
wsl.t EgE nsbcs 6yEL sG4d kgE l. u =, ". B
ygiss, L. JsI, ". " pD.et. Z. 5s5l, y. 70 po.es
iaeDge crossing sIle RAE . d, e u p04es, L
zzk e. u = py!ss .. 20, {. co. I'y.es 70 IL p-Lss
q ''stEElEg, cOlu!EiIg u EeTe', y rOOoi, Z.
Derrhes.
Of The Ia Belle Ca privilege, = iDles c4tiAHi
IRON the east slcs q Ca. fgeei, and running
thence viii Nd lor;l LIE Z. q, { lVi Do.es %
ne south eide d C4.sWtls Egn LeDcs oOEr
AID Ran AK v u yylss, JiS, y. 10 poles,
L. 04, v. 70 pJ.si ,1sl .sar.lg ne Ran L. y,
D. II ~ ~ Q Ia E sls pg.ss 70 the Place Of
besllrllg. uguNlliuRs Erfes y rod, I peTCbes
Al,O Dyts LUmbefsd and Z rsssTI1ng Tie
cal lI4sI Tie cane hUDting on Vine street., II
DiriiUI l., a. shown ~ TIE C0ufuisslOnsfs
nap IL sGld Clgss.
TEEHs " aALL-OEe.itlfc C1sh 10 ELrd, %
ssth 2reAtsf AN - TIE pufrhGssf nay elect -
pay. n credit Of ak twelve and eiRttsen months
~ 70 the feslg1e, Each d TIE deferred install.
IlsLis bearing interest from The day d sale aHd
" bs sscgftd % the tIrsfAstiOB u the under.
signtc The tile sill be fessfTed ulll TIM par
gLlis DDley y July paid. 4 p.si Of the raid
lot. nan ysfed LId & 40 Oitbs cpsl " Be sot,
flGy tss iyuld q exhibition o. the EsCOfoef't
Ofts u Ono ogguiy Until and on the day u
E1le.
Tbs Above lyts ! and .. AID TIE three lO,s u
tllsl will h sJld sgpGfstslJ, Of two % more ~
toe ta.us tine o. AZ tDgsthef Gs tnay - deter
mined ~ tie s1ie. sginIR e. eIscutOfs and
Trustees Ne sEEll tDuTyy tgch title Only ~ Il
,-sled 10 " ~ the Will u JOssyh Caldwell. d..
ostsod. Ard by ssid decree AID C.et.
5. BRADY.
J. L. HOBBS.
iyis EIsCgt0rB and TruE.ses.
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CITY COUNCIL.


An s5igr-nei nseiing q ths CITY
Council was he'd lsst eTsr-ne- u NE
S+s1r.i BrsDch The chair Eas o5c1Pled By
prs-iss-, PoybeS. Al rol-c1l the Ol-
owing msnbsrs rsPonasd 4s5rS; Az
100 Bsfri, CrztoE, Cr1Efond, u J.
Cr.Tf1rd r, Hubbard, KAnmeE, Lis,
49, T-xncsseT. Philips, SsegeT, Smith,
: q smith P, Simpsoc, ShePpArd,
Yissig and WEiefhOose-
The reading q the minutes q the ASi
mating were tlspeD55t
The chair announced the SPECIAL orteE
70 i. the Consideration q the -OrtinGnce
sssessipg and leTying SPECIAL water
reuts vas ioE The year ls7l.7
The reading q the ondInGoce EEs Coz
meDoed- The ASSESSMENT Q! the GrSni
House vas fixed a. $50; Brown & big.
gins SO Hughes, ThompS0l q Hib6ert
80. MHrsh e Son $40; WelU6 Bro,
80. St JosePhs Academy 4 s. Vincent
College S7j' ChriStmAn 4 Debolt $40
Kingdom d Co, $50; DAileys CITY
Hoe $50; AcLUrs House $50
The foregOing are the principal eass
IN which Reductions frOn iGSi years ~
sesSneni were made.
Without concluding, the Ssoood Branch
adjourned 70 neei tins eTening.
PITSI Branch.
His HObor, MAyo1 JeaerS, oocupiei the
chair in this Branch PTeseni, AesSrs.
Allisoc, Boring, Booth, BlAiT, Better
hel5, Campbell, HGrTisoa, Kelly, PAnna,
schGnbrA, stAnto1, Weideblseh and
Wilson.
The minutes q the previous meeting
we're rad, approved and signed
Tie repOri Of the Committee % Streets
and Alleys Vas received from the SeuO0d
Branch Its action on AL the reoGu.
mendsiiOus in the repJrt vas oOBcurTed,
except the third and tith.
Report q The City Sexton for the
mouth Of July was ordered to be received
and fled.
The bill d B. & J. n. ChArDock, for
blAcksmithing, was referred 70 the City
Solicitor.
The bill Of Schuehle d Lutz Ess refer.
red V the Committee on Streets and Al.
Ieys. with instructions to inquire whether
The curb setting Is lei Out b. bids or not,
and report 10 Council
The report q the Sired Commissioner
for the month Of July was received iron
the second Branch, and is action in adopt
ing said report was oODcurred in,
The Committee On Ordinances reported
an ordnance amending the INST section a,
an ordinance entitled An ordinance in
relation to the Gas Works Of the city Of
Wheeling, and The appointment, duties
and compensation d the trustees iher6OL"
This ordinance appoints Nessrs. Mortimer
Pollock and J g. Smith in place u
MessrE- Mcclure and Christian Hes, who
declined the position. The ordinance
was adopted.
Mr.. Stanton offered the following:
Hls(pod, That 4 select committee Of
two from the Rirst Branch, and three
from the Second Branch d Council, be
appointed, who, in conjunction with the
City Surveyor, shall inquire and report
upon the eIpediency d inclOsing and i'm.
proving the city common On the bill
north u Madison street as city park and
place Of resort for the people Of the city;
and also 70 repOt whether suitable
grounds can be procured for parks In
other parts ofthe city. Adopted.
MessrG. PANEL and Stanton were Sp-
pointed On the part Of this Branch.
Adjourned.
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HAD TO Qun-We sIe told that a
number Of carpenter. engaged At work in
expect positions On buildings, were
forced 70 quit iOr several hour Monday
and yesterday, On account Of the intense
heat No cases Of sunstroke have &C
Cured as far as as our observation or in.
formation crlends Persons whose bOsi.
ness requires them to be passing about
the streets, or al work, during such
weather cannot be too careful HOFts
should be driven at only moderate speed,
and bc kindly cared Ior when not Al
work
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To BE RE-srRvEYED.-Ws hear that
the route Of the road connecting the two
railroad depots in the city is to he re.
surveyed, and that a party Of engineers
will commence the work to-day We
hear, also, that II satisfactory terms can
be made with the owners Of private prop.
erty required for the track, the cOnstruc.
ton Of the bridge scr6the creek will be
begun next week.
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PIcSIc.-Tbe Sunday School connect
ei with the English Evangelical Lutheran
Church in this city, will hold is an
nuSl picnic tomorrow, al Elm Grove
Arrangements have been made 10 insure
ftI complete success This affords an eI.
oeIIeBt opportunity 70 pas q day Out o.
the heat and dus, in the city. Go o1i and
get s few shifts Of the pure, fresh air Of the
country. See advertisement for the time
the train leaves.
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Az lNPosrSG CEBEYoSY.-SL james
Cathedral was filled TO repletion, yester.
day ailernOOn,-the occasion being the
reception Of three young ladies into the
sis,erhOOd under the care Of st. Joseph.
The applicants for admission appeared
before the altar dressed in pure white.
with long wells Of the same color depend.
ing from the head and extending to the
feet After the prescribed opening cere.
monies, Bishop Wbelan made an exceed
ingly interesting address, explanatory, in
part, Of the duties OF the sisterhOOd and
claiming for the institution Of such orders,
divine origin. This over, the Bishop
asked the usual questions, which were
promptly and distinctly answered by the
kneeling before the altar.
They then retifedin charge Of the Mother
Superior, and shortly afterwards return.
ed, marching up the centre aisle
clothed in the habiliments peculiar
TO the Sistefhood Resuming their places
before the altar they were again catechis.
ed, and again made prompt and satisiacto.
~ answers. The apostolic benedictIop
was pronounced, and the large copgrees.
ton retired. The services thfDupbou,
were solemn and impressive-lhe fine
choir contributing il no small degree by
the choice music rendered to heighten
the effect. Mr. John List presided al the
organ and played with his usual skill and
grace. Altogether the occasion was one
that will not soon be forgotten by the
hundreds who were present
We give the names Of the young ladies,
both the secular and those by which they
will hereafter be known: Miss Julia De.
vine, Dublin, lreland-sister Mary Ange.
Ia Miss Annie Ghfen, New York city
Sister Mary Augustine; Miss Mary T.
Hughes, Cameron, w. Ya.--gis,er MARI
Bonaveniute.
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HOT.-We have rvfrziDed lot day OF
two from saying anything shout the
weather, simply Tor the reason that We
could not dothe subject justice" Per.
hIpE never within the memory q the
Oldest inhAbitlBi" did two 50 intensely
bot days succeed each other in this re-
gion, as Monday and yesterday. Al noon
90 the day last mentioned the mercury
marked l27 degrees 50 the sun At or o..
hoe-a Temperature positively dangerous
TO life, ifeIpOsed to it for any oonsiders.
bic period.
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EXAMINATION PosTPoSED-Charles
Wade made complaint before Judge
Johnston, that Anthony busch hAd Gun.
mitted an assault upon him A warrant
was issued tor bis arrest, and yesterday
morning be appeared in compliance with
is execution. An examination WAS not
bad, for satisfactory reasons to the jus.
tee, and 3 postponement granted until
the 24ih inst ,-Dusch giving security for
bis appearance on that dsy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-16

FKE WALL PAPERs.-Messrs. PAUL
Bros & Co, No. % Market street, have
the largest and finest stock Of decors.
tons for halls, churches, &c, 10 be found
in the city. Persons desiring such goods
will find a very large and complete seleC.
ton at the above house, and they are the
only firm in the city that make a special
ty Of such goods As Decoration Mould.
ings for panels, fine Grained Papers, Of
all descriptions, 4O.inch Plain Tins for
vanishing, Gilt, Velvet, Bronze and Elm.
broidered Wall Papers, at less than East.
ern prices.
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Committed TO JAIL. s. BoFelEDd
was before Esp, Giuepy, yesterday
charged with committing an assault and
battery On Charles Ls0e. An eIGminS.
ton was had and resulted in holding
Bgrelsnd " bail in the sum OfiEo huDd.
red dollar Tor bis appearance al the OctO-
Der term d the Circuit Court He was
unable u secure bODdanan, and in de-
fault va. zen, " jsil.
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DEPARTURE OF A MNIsTER-The
minister who has filled the pulpit Of the
Lutheran Chorch in the Eighth Ward
the past year or two, closed his laborJ in
that field q few days since and left for
another, yesterday. His many friends
turned out and made quite a demnstra.
ton on the Occasion-the services NJ 3
band having been called into requisition
To sdd to the imposing character Of the
displsy.
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BAsE ball liz q tIerEe,., liz b q

1RoS-PHOsPnoBUs- CAIfsATI.-Tbe three besi
Touies, skiiifailV and elegantly combined in an
imbef-eolored cordial, beautifully transparent 70
the eye. pleasant TO the taste, seoeptAble to the
stomach, in CssEeIl, Hazard 4 Cos PsffOPhos.
phors.ed EliIef Of Ctlissya Bark.
Zach pint contains one ounesof Royal Calissya
Bark, hhd each teaspo0afal contains one grain Of
iron. Samples furnished free % the profession.
CAsEELL, HAZARD = co,
Sole Manufacturers. NV Yotk
Sold b eli DFungiStn my9f-We9a-dAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-16

suPEDR CoCEI.-ThE Cozr nsi
yesseriSy morning Ns O'Clock, pursuant
70 L3jozruDeaL The entire SESSION Vas
tAkea up with the delivery a OpiaiOnS
Haz,dz, J delivered Tie opinioad the
Cour IN the case q Robert c. ON add
wife "a Amanda Hartman, from Tyler
cug-y. Indignant q the Court below
affirmed
BCE4kirs, Preltsni, deIive-ei the oPin-
ioa G; the CGurt in the case OF DAVIS
PrchArd =. GeurEe D1Esoa, from Mar.
ion county. Judgment q! the Colr1 be
low rgTered End the case rsnAD6ed TOT
further proceedings
Nan, }. delivered the opinion Of the
Cuurt in the case q Daniel LAisyeE "a
John 7, BllmyeE It a. frOn Berkeley
county. Judgment Ol the Court below
Efhrmsd.
4s1nag, }. delivered The opinion Of the
lo0II II the cEse q Alc1A1 efIell, 0e-,
"a DGA n Allen, e1scuiriI, from Mon
oogAliA county, reversing the Judgment OF
the Court below and remaining the case
iOF igrtheF pruoeetinsS
Haz.na7, }. delivered the opinion q the
Court in the case dDAvii c Bysrs .,
A d. Rutherford, irn Berkeley cuGniy,
Affirming the judgment Ofthe COurtbeioT.
BatalisE President, delivered the
opinion q the COurt in the case Of Thos
Highland "a Jacob G. Highland, &c,
from HXrTison county, reversing the
judgment OF the COurt below, and re-
mAnding the case fuV further pCuoeeiings
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock Thursday
Tomorrow morning
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-16

Pm E,PrS P.I COSvESTION-The al
uual Cor, entiOn d this fraternity COZ
Yenes this morning al Turner'S Hall, %
Market street The sessions would have
been held IN Washington Hall but for the
iemOralizsi condition Of things therein a;
present. while being remndsled and reiur-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-16

TEARiNo DowN-Ihe work Of remoy.
ing the building owned by the Franklin
Insurance Company On Monroe etreet
between Mhin and Market, was com.
menced yesterday. The erection Of the
new structure, which we referred to a
few mornings since, will be prosecuted
with all possible dispatch.