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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-23
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Market.


New York, May %.
CoTToN-Qulet and unchanged Ia every re-.
spect mlddllng uplands lOc
FLoUR-Dnll and prices haVO declined. Re-
celpts 10 900 barrels. supCThnG western and State
% BO05 IS; common TO good extra 81 0Glt6 2s;
good to choice 81 9OlG Is: white western extra
80 7hD7 10 ;iOhlO extra 50 1905 q; 81, Louis
10 1908 co. Rye flour and corn meal quiet
WnIsRT-Flrmer at 9iGb9ikC.
GRAIN--WhGat dull and prices have declined.
Receipts VI, 900 bushels. New spring No . a. 90
1i 62; red and amber 81 cool 6S; Rye, Barley
and Malt quiet Corn dull and prices dropping
Receipts $4,000 bushels, Western mixed and
western 7l0T9C; yellow 7S078Hc. Oats dull and
prices dropping. Receipts IL, 600 bushels. West
efn and OhlO7ic t..
HAY and HOPs unchanged
GROCERfBs-C Coffee Demand fair and market
Arm; Rio llh0l6%C. Sngar-Dcmand fair and
firm; Cuba9A0lOc.s
RICE-SK6bDTc
PETROLEUM-CrudG li-EC; refined 2iAc.
PRoylsIoEi-POrk, demand iair and market
firm. Mess Pork $l6O00l6 ~; prime pork 81 30
ola 90; prime mess, new I u OO6pi4 90 Jnne July
SO 2SltiG 81. Beef dull; mess $40 00C1i5 10; OF.
ira $l4 00QDlT w; hams nominal, $29 00dt90 0O;
prime mess $2O0OlD25 co. India mess $92 600
y %. Cut Meats quIet hams llG6l9%C; shout.
ders BA11c; middluS steady. Lard quiet, good
yX6tliC; kettle dried lie; July me-:
BuTTER-Dull and prices droOplngi western
lli(C; State i2lD30c.
CHEEsE--Qulet at 50l9Xc
LATEsT-Whlsky dull and prices nominal.
Flour dull and prices have declined, 80 OGlDB %
for shipping extras. Wheat dull and prices
dropping new spring No. 2, 81 30GDl 81. Oats
dull and prices have declined; western and Ohio
670T0C. Pork steldy; mess pork, June $40 ~.
Cumberland middles dull, &c. Lard nFm, lie;
August INC. Eggs unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-23
Concerning Checks and Their Proper
Use.

USes
From the Journal of Commerce.
We quite agree with our correspond
ent "Check," who urges some protection
against the altering OF money orders and
6r0mlssOry notes, end also for better
definition Of the obligation OF the several
parties Interested, A merchant draws
his check on the bank for one thousand
dollars. When finally presented for pay.
ment II reads ten thousand dollars, The
paying-teller sCrutinizes only the sigma.
ture, and as the filling up Is frequently in
an unfamiliar hand he holds that his bank,
in equity, ought not TO he responsible
when the holder Of genuine check rubs
out the original sum and substitutes
another. The drawer Of the check insists
that he cannot DO held accountable for
1000 when he only drew $1,000. The
innocent receiver who finally presented it
for payment claims that after the bank on
which 1t is drawn has duly examined and
paidit, and has settled for the proceeds
on the strength of such paymentby those
who should vouCh for It's genuneness, he
cannot be called upon to refund Without
arguing the equities OF the case from either
of these several stand.points, and without
opening the subject TO invite the contri-
buttons Of that vast army Of inventors who
have each u scheme olliis own to prevent
alterations, we wish to make one praCti-
chi suggestion to all who are interested.
1t Is that the American habit Of familiar.
lty on such subjects with perfect strangers
and unknown operators Is 0 growing
evil that must be corrected, or MI other
remedies will be Of no avail All that
many business men ask themselves is
whether they can deal with applicants on
such terms us will protect themselves In
case the other party Is n rogue. They
will sell the greatest knave in the country
bill OF goods G. 0. D., and throw the
responsibility of delivering the property
only on receipt Of actual cash upon the
express company, In the same way
many bankers and dealers will give out
their checks for small amounts to un.
known persons provided they have seCu.
rity in hand for the face Of that doCu.
lnent as they issue 1t, throwing into the
hands of any common swindler tho means
Of perpetratlng n successful fraud upon
the community.
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rhe Tyndale Mutder My.terv.

The Springfield (Ills.) Journal of the
18th says "The murder oil Mr.. Tyndale
is lust rs much a mystery today as It
was on the morning that his lleless body
was found near the corner Of Second and
Adams streets. SO far US we are advised,
there Ia thus iai not even cluoas TO who
committed the hOrrld deed. The rewards
offered ought to be sufficient to set the
most skillhul detectives at work. The
Mayor Of this city has offered 81 900; our
citizens have offered $3.50; the citizens
Of Bellville have offered $1,000; Mrs
Tyndalc offers $1,000; Gov. Palmer has
employed special agents in order to dis.
cover The perpetrator OF the crime; and
we understand that the best detectives of
Chicago and st, Louis have taken the
matter in hand; but, from present appear.
ances, the murderer Is likely to escape all
detection. We do not know that there Is
yet even suspicion resting upon any
human being
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May ".
CoTTON-Demand fair and market firm, lSAa
l5kC. .
ELoUR-Family ~ 1907 0O. ..-
GRAIN-Wheai scarce and lirm, 81 1901 30.
Corn, demand fair and market firm, 5jc. Rye,
quiet and unchanged In every respect, 81 $50
lW Oats and Barley steady
GROCERIEs-ln fair demand and steady.
OILs-LlnseGd OIL market steady with moder
ate demand, 9GI0sc Lard oil duh and prices y
shade lower 8Jdt91c. Petroleum OIL demand
active md prices advanced 2i02Gc.
EsGs--Dlll and prices dropping, i6HlIc.
BuTTER-Dull and prices declined; Reserve 10
62OC.
CHEEsE-Qulet and weak; factory 141iiKc.
PROyIsIONs-POrk quiet and unchanged In
every respect, $l6 80. Lard dull and prices q
shade lower, l0Ibl0AC Better feeling III Bulk
able, shoulders 6K0D1c; Bacon shoulders, clear
rib SIC, clear01Ic; hams 1B0l4Hc.
WHlsKY-Deinand fair and market firm, OOc.
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New York Live stock Market.
NEW YoRK, May q.

BERvRs-TotAl bCevCB 1000 head ofwhich Q, 800
are on sale tO.day-3g cars at COmmunlpaw; "
at i0Olh etreet, and % at Weehawken. Trade Is
slow, barely closing out by concessions. Prices
are about a. on Thursday, or averaging &c dc.
cline, the range being ll6Di4C. Texans are sell.
Ing at iIkl2c; only 800 Texans for the week and
l0J State. Some stlllGra died Of heat In the cars
The market averaged l2iic. 100 Illinois steers,
fair cwt, sold at 121iac 21extra Ohio, i0h Cwt,
at l4c; 10 Illinois, ~ cwt, at 1870.
SHEEP-23,O 900 for the week and 800 today.
Market slow and prices weak, or bH0BHC for
SHARED sheep, and i01l3c for lambs. a lot ofaO
Kentucky lambs, 81 lbs, sold ut 10HC; f00Jersey,
% lDs i3e; three cars ohio sheep N lbs, at6c.
HoGs-9O,7O0 for the week aud 100 to-day.
Market Nc better; dressed selling at BH67Ac;
live bkd5iIc, some holding Tor 6Sc.
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Market without particular change. The dc.
mand Is llghtened, being confined to the pressing
requirements Of the trade at prices showing no
essential change. We quote AmOskeag A bleach.
cd muslns al l4kC; Bay Mills nc; lallOn. &
Son 12Xc: BarushleY DC; Clinton 6Hc; Hope l3c;
Manvilic zoe; New York Mills gle; white Rock
lSc; Red Cross Virgins 1OXc; New York MI ls
cOttonAtes 3T8c; for double and twist 214C; for
checks 2ic; for camlets zoe; for Hamilton ticks
Csc; for Conestoga, extra do isc; for G A do 2ic
for Gold Medal 2Oc; for Omega &c. Ticks
Swift River ticks 19c; Plttsleld BHc; American
stripes iiDl9c; Boston lODi0Xc; Eagle SHc
Printing cloths less active and less bnOyant at
BhGD7c. Printed callcOes range from 10 to lie
on standard cloths. Printed dcanes quiet but
steady at 1Sc, with prospect Of tall goods open.
ing higher, perhaps on account Of the scarcity
and high prices prevalent for delalne woods.
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From tho Cleveland Herald. ga.
Plain Language by Truthful jane

Which wish to repeat
And my language is plain,
That IN way9OI decelL All
And In trlcks that arc vain,
The girl o. the peHof q lively,
Which the same would rise TO explain.
Lilly White was her name,
And | need not deny,
In regard TO the same,
What that name might imply:
But her cheeks We're proyokingly rosy,
And bcwitchingly penciled her eye
Twas in Lent, week third,
With most penitent skies,
Which It might bo inferred
Lilly White was likewise;
Yet rhe humbugged Johannes, my lover,
Ina way shall always desplse
Which we had small game
Called by some hide and seek;
Twas Irritation. The same
She thOlRht sinful and weak;
But she smiled As she ogled Johannes,
With smllethatwaS sAintly and meek,
Yet the game 1t advanced
In way dGtest,
And my SORROW enhanced
At the state Of Johns vest
Which heaved like wave Of the ocean,
When the same has turbulent breAtL
But the tricks that are played
ny That girl OF the r.,
And the progress she made,
Was alarming to see,
Till abe LWlrcl on her left hand fOreAnger
What JOhsnnOs had promised 70 mo.
Then looked up at John,
But he looked not ut me;
And rose with grOan
And said, What do | sect
We are ruined by harmless alEtAtiOn,
And went for that girl Of the p
In the scene that euSued
John amazed did not speak;
For the door was besLraWed,
In the height OF my plque,
With the cards" Lilly While had been playing
lri the game che thought "slnful and weak"
or these exquisite charms"
laid bare IN u trCe
Padding" "pAnieTs," and "iOrT.s"
or most cunning device;
And there fell with her tresses 80 airy,
What IL frequent In hair, rats aud mice.
Which IL why repeat,
And my language 10 plain,
That IN ways Ol deceit
And In tricks that are vain
The girl Of the period" 10 lively,
Which the same | am free to maintain.
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Some Curious Features Of the Cow
eminent Bond Market.

From tho Chicago Tribune. VIZ
All of the SEQ Q per cent bonds oil the
United States are now selling at just
about 90 cents In gold, exclusive OF &C.
Crued interest AT this price the Treasll-
ry will, OF course, continue its weekly
purchases, but as II is well known that
the Treasury cannot purchase at anything
above par In gold, the mere TACT that the
Treasury must stop purchasing when the
bonds are even fraction higher than par,
operates to prevent their advance above
that point. II, therefore, the 6.20s should
advance above par, the Treasury would
necessarily be placed on the bear side of
the market by the cessation Of It's pur.
chases. The Sis are now 81 per cent.
above par in gold, and the currency Gs
are Just about par ingold Here, then, we
have the curious features Of bond that
Is payable IN currency being higher than
the 5.20s, which bear gold interest, and
the principal of which Is supposed To be
payable in gold, and again OF the 9ls be-
ing 81 per cent higher than the 5.2Os,
though both bear the same rate oil interest
payable in gold. The difference Is due to
The fact that the 9lSare not payable until
1891, and the currency Is are not payable
until 1904, while the year option has
lnaLured on NEARLY all the 5.20s, and Sec.
rotary Boutwell, 3 attempts at coercing the
bOndholders to exchange for per cents,
leaves the public TO stispect that he or any
other Secretary may adopt still more CO.
erCive measures. government option
az 4. i. n,
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HOotIand's German Tonic,

Was compounded for those not Inclined to ex.
treme bitters, and Ia Intended for use In cases
when some alcoholic atlmulant Is required In
connection with the tonic properties Otihe Bltters
Each bottle Oithe Tonic contains one bottle Of the
RUN, and favored In such manner thai the eX.
IRENE bitterness u the bltters In overcome form.
Ing preparation highly agreeable and pleasant
TO the palate, and containing tho medicinal Wiz.
tues or the BlLters, The price OF the Tonic is
high. They must take into consideration that
tho stimulnat used is guaranteed TO he OF pure
quality. A poor article could be furnished Ut
cheaper price, but Is It not better to pay little
more and have good AFtlClOi medicinal pre-
dlents; and they who expect TO obtain cheap
compound, and DO benefited by It, will most GER
tainIy no cheated.
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philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May %,
Flour Dull but unchanged, except snpcrane,
s. 25lt5 90,
gRIiN-whent. receipts light; red western
81 SOL B5. Rye quiet and unchanged In every
respect Corn, Demand fair and market firm;
yellow nc; mixed western 1i815c. oats dull at
b5169c,
PgoyisroNs-Mess Pork dull, si7 OO6i7 80,
Lard dull 19H6iiAc.
Ons-Pctr6eum, crude A7Yc; refined 9lH0
2Tc.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
New York Money and Stock Market.

NEW NoRK, May o.
Gold has been rather weak in consequence OF
the reportair from Washington indicating the pas
sage Of the treaty. opened at Ills, sold up 10 liz
and closed at lllh3ll1I, Loans were made at
lGs per cent. Clearances about $3s,OOO,OOO
Governments lrm, with a small business Stocks
at the opening were excited and feVerish, with a
large speculative business; Lake Shore has been
the centre Of attraction, with Erie and Rock
Island next in point Of interest; about noon there
was general decline OF from A6ll; At the close
the market was hrm, but dull, with recovery to
highest point OF the day with the exception of
Lake Shore which was weak; the cllques were
well loaded up, but the sentiment OF the market
to-day was divided about equally between the
bulls and bears. Money easy at 3Gl per cent.
Southern State bonds at the second board were
strong on Virginia and new South Carolinas the
remainder OF the list was steady. Sterling TX.
rhanUa hnnkaF'a hllla linLs
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May a.
FLOUR-Qulet and unchanged.
GRAiN-No. 2 spring wheat H0Ac lower ~
81 2S4di 264C cash and seller May; closed
steady At 81 S6iI, seller May; unchanged this
afternoon. No. 9mlxed corn fairly active at Y
G6Ac lower; closed blAc cash June. No oats
Hc lower; closed Of 4siGc. No. 2rye dull at BIC.
No. barley dull at 75c.
lIIGnwtNEs-Flrm at aOc.
PRoyistoSs-Pork closed al $40 OO, June, and
$40 20, July. Dry salted meats held ilrmcr;
shoulders 5%65AC; short ribs 7H0IHc; rough
sides 7H1T6c Lard stronger at l0Ac.
IIoos-Quiet at 81 OOlb4 70.
CATTLE-Dull and nominal; NC lowerat % 10
RB m
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A SPENT cyclone struck Auckland, N.
a., the other day, and tore up several
trees, unrooted lots Of houses, and totally
destroyed q church and a number OF yes.
sells in the harbor. Query: II q spent
cyclone will do this amount Of damage,
whAt would regular healthy one achieveI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-23
Mr.. williams Views on school
nn0k0

Mn. EDlTORs:-Your local notice Of
Saturday does not do justice to my views
concerning school desks. ! do not think
the Parkersburg seat the best, and your
Informant knew it-ior | had plainly told
him so. A careful reading Of my report
will show that I do not there express tho
sentiment attributed to me. am sorry
the parties interested cannot he content
without misrcpresentlng my position.
Yours, A. D. WILLIAMS.
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Cotton Market.

NEw ORLEANS, May q.
CoTroS-Firm; sales at ic8iSEc.
UHARLEsroN, 8. c., Maya.
CorroS-salcs at iSI6bi5A6ib,ic,
MoBuE, Ala, Maya.
CorroS-QuIct AT i5A8iSXc.
GALVESTON, TEX, May ~
CoTroS-QuIet at l3Ac.
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The Democratic new departure conN
.istS wholly in rotifying what the Repub.
lean party has done. Vallandigham says
This will rcsurrect the Democracy. lfso,
how exceedingly lively they might become
by going over TO tho Republican party
altogether = Cincinnati Gazette.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-23

THE greatest military event Of the
Northwest will be the reunion, At Rock
Island, Illinois, on the l7lh Of June, OF
the soldiers of the Northwestern States,
There will be professions, banquets and
balls. The GRAFTON win be delivered by
Gen. John A. Logan. ------
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River Division.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In pursuance Of a decree OF the Circuit Court
OF the county Of Ohio, In the State Of West Vir.
ginla, made In cause therein pending 10 subject
the real estate Of tho snidJ. N. thinner, deceased
TO the payment Of his debts, you are required to
present your claims against the said j. N. Zim.
mcr for adjudication 10 Geo u. Caldwell, Com.
to Court House, in Wheeling, In said county, on
or before Tuesday, the 9th day Of June, 1871.
Witness Samuel Il. McColloch, Clerk Of said
Court, this 18th day OF April, 1871.
SAML II. MCCOLLOCH, Clerk.
WHEAT b FoRBEs, Attys for the parties.
amor
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Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE, May .,
COTToS-Actiye; low midding liNe.
PROVISIONS clear sides IOC; hams i2c;
shoulders NC. Lard i2c.
GRAN-COm zoe. Oats 7OC,
FLouR-$5 256tsO0.
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GERMAN BITTERS,
BIttoll without Alcohol or spIrltl Of any Kind,

A BIttelS without Alcohol or spirits Of any kind,
Is different nom all others. tits composed Of
the pure Juices, or Wal PriReips Of Roots, RSrbS
b BlrkS, Tor, as incidentally termed, Extracts, Che
worthless or Inert portions Of the Ingredients NOT
being used, Therefore In one Bottle OF this
tue a. will be found In several gallons Of ordinA'
~ mixtures, The Roots, &C., used In this Bit
tera are grown In Germany, their vital principles
extracted in that country BY scientific Chemist,
and forwarded to the mandatory In this city,
tainlng no splrituous ingredients, this Bltters Is
free from the objections urged against all others
no desire for simulauts can be induced from their
use they cannot make drunkardS, and cannot,
under any circumstances, have any but benOh'
Cill effect,
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BAsT-LBAyES
4 INVI NtI
INSTRUMENTATION,

RART-LEAYES WEST-LEAvRe
wheeling daily wheeling daily
atm......l0;55 a. IN, at .u.......d :20 y. nj.
ARRIVES At ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg. .G35 p. m. GAINESVILLE .S:35 p. IN.
Cumberland g:56 q. IN Newark. 1918 j.. IN.
Sundays excepted. Sandusky.,
COumbIs...,li: p. IN.
.... fSundays excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make connections at
baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York AMI Boston. At Relay House, via Wash
ingtOn city, For all points South
Central Ohio tralns make direct connection al
Columbus for all points West and Northwest.
Tickets 10 all principal points can b. procured
at the Office. JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master OF transportation, baltimore.
Il, r. DEVRIKS,
myi7 General Agent Wheeling.
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Financial.
SubScriDtlOns Rsairtd 10 he dJ0vs Loan at he
National Bank Of HtA Virginia, al Wheeling.

NdHondt BdnH o. heH Virginia. az hhtaihy'
The undersigned, appointed COmmIssionersb by
the Council Of the city Of Wheeling, to sell the
honda OF the sid city authorized by an Ofdi'
nance OfBhld city entitled ian ordinance 70 negQ'
tIate loan for the benefit Of the city OF Wheel
ton thereof" passed January 18th, 1871, VIII on
MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY or MAY, 1871,
/ the NATIONAL BANK or WEST VtRuNlA, al
Wheeling, open books and commence receiving
subscriptions to the loan authorized by the above
entitled ordinance.
mIssIoneFs shall receive subscriptions for ten
days and shall allow no one person or htm TO sub.
scribe fora greater amount than I'VE thousand
dollars, until after the expiration Of ten days
rom the time Recommending 10 receive snbecrp-
lions Should the subscriptions exceed the
amount desired the loan will be apportioned
among the subScribers. .o..
payable on or before the let day Of January 1891,
at the Merehants National Bank Of West Viz.
ginn, at Wheeling, beating eight per cent inter.
Get, payable on the ist days Of July and January
In each and every year.
The proceeds Of sale to be erciudpeiy applied
70 the purchase OF the property OF the Wheeling
Gas Company.
The bonds are exempt from municipal taxation
by the city OF Wheeling.
The payment Of principal and interest TO be Sc
cured by proper deed Of trust upon the lahIh,
city Of Wheeling from the Wheeling Gas Com
pany. b.. -..t-.
The Commissioners are TO receive the entire
revenue OF the gAs works and In each and every
year out Of the moneys received BY them Ats te.
55T,nNnI ~ The oTtGihndInR bonds TO pay the In.
iersst thereon, and after the payment OF the IN
iSTest on Tho lat day Of July in each and every
ycsr 10 apply the residue Of the moneys 90 set
aside 10 iho redemption Of the outstanding bonds;
The bonds 10 30 redeemed on the ist day Of
tniy. in each and every year, will DO determined
nv CommisaIonCrs by lot.
No subscriptions will DO received al a rate loss
than the par value the bonds.
N. REILLY,
A, j. SWEENEY,
. WIN. b. SIMPSON,
AMIN Commissioners.
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Foreign Markets.

By the Atlantic Cable.
LONDON. May 92--500 =. n.
COnsols, G3lI 5sOr Of 90, gO5i; do '6j, sO'i;
do Of u, 99iI: l0-i0s, 50.
TallOw i3s Nd, Turpentine Rs I'd.
LIVERPOOL, May ~
COTToN-Dul: middling uplAndS 7t6p1f d; Or
leans do. 7AltIl,d. Sales 2,O0O bales: specll-
latiye export 5000 bales.
BREADsTuPPs-Wcak but unchanged.
PHoyIsIoSs-P G9s I'd. Beef Dos. Lard 6Oa.
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STATE BONDs-Masouris, 06k; Tenlessees
old, III new, IL; Virginia, new TN; old, $50;
North Carolina, old, u; new, ~.
STOCRs-Canton, SSS3X;.. Western Union TGlO-
graph ,6OJG;; Quicksilver, l9N; MaripOsa, ~; do
i5 Merchants Union, 56X; United States, 81;
Pacific Mall, 49,; New York Central, 1904; do
scrip 9i5s Erie, Ak; do preferred. 3d. Harlem,
Isl; do preferred, 1856; Reading, il5; Michigan
Central, l2i; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago, 1867; Northwestern, S1y.; preferred,
ST. Pail, 62H; do preferred, 8i3[; Wabash, OK I;
preferred, slH; Fort Wayne, 99A; TeTro llaute,
Bon; preferred, b9H; Chicago y Alton, li0h;
preferred, l9l; Ohio 4 Mississippi, 81; CleVe.
land, Columbus & Cincinnati sOjS; Burlington
cine bonds, iOIx; Union Pacific bonds, SSS.
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Steamboats,.
Transportation.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co,
fhga y % 81
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
i by the following Schedule on and amer May
Ibih, 1871 MheelIng Time:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-23

MONTANA & BEAR DUCK FOR
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-23

Who have injured themselves by 4 certain pFAc.
tice, lndnlged In when alone, habit frequently
learned from eye companions, or at school, the
effects Of which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and, II not cured renders marriage I'm.
possible, and destroys both mind aud body,
should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope OF his
country, the pride Of his parents should be
snatched nom all prospects and enjoymOnS Of
life by the consequences Of deYiAtlng from the
path Of nature, and INDUCING In u certain 50.
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