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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31
90 Uhom II man Gonrern

INFORMATION WANTED. - 81 900 RE
WARDGavin Mailman Ia F.eshire, Scotland, IN l7G her
p,orrv resided in 1855 N dac and Rchtucto New
AMI En- Aeca since Reliable evidence OF his death vii the
EVIL address JOHN p JAYNE A.orney No Murriyst, " Y
NOTICE TO CREDlTORS.-Notice is hereby
~ given according law, to all lessons having CLAIMS agsns
ERyiS IANGDON late City Of nr. deceased that they are
20 it the same VII tie vouchers thereof TO q Subscribers
me- Executors OF the VIII and testament Of tie sad deceased az Tie
Office of J. LANGDON Co., No. Bsiuir.s ~ ne NY OF hMa
on or ltiore Felraary l. lg5lDad M 24A Of July lSl
va J.. ?. SLEE,
CThPIFS j. LANGpON. po,,.,.-
THEODORE W. CRANE, f'A''l''''
SAN.EL L. CLEMENS
to, ,ovc, and OLIVIA LASGDON. EIecutnI
TI,UE SECRETARY of the COMMISSIONERS
oE PHI ,RMACY woud respectfully mostly a drrggsis and pre-
sr-r,on clerks that hy calling oC, Ne u Union place he VIII
appoint foT their examination ,.,, ~ nm, ~n. so,.r
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Gnrscs auo farms Uanteo.

X4TANTED-A Small Farm, with House, Barn
w and ouhoase y hour nom The CITY ls New hV III
e. healthy loca;ion Price exceed $4,000 Address WIN Il
"atuiar j. W HAYTON, Office Superintendent Iiini Baasg III
broadway, New York.
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Gounirp properin to Eei.

V'O MANUFACTURERS.--TO LEI or FOX
S,TR a. RaI,au j. on line 81 the Cenral r. Of N j.
BUIDISG isoiO; extension 'oI2S n ioandeTy iOiig eIen
80 cs,ao with steam power; admirably adapted Tor
nrno.es ;npdDg Of LAND with double ,a
io ~ ony half block from the depot APpg 10 A. hoh
llg LbeTtTst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31

A. J. BLgzCRRR. Anctioneer
VALUABLE CENTRAL PARK LOTS.-Su-
peme sale direction Of Homer A. Nelson,
Ttierce. -. ..
l. j. BLRRCKER SON Co. will sell auction MONDAY,
Jay 81 1871 The Exchange Sale III Broadway tie
following choice Lots. viz:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Central Park commencing
feet the Plaza" ihayel with the unfinished buIng
thereon, 75I35 feet; each l0t. 25li block
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Los Of The above The south
SIDE Of Efy-eg hih-si.; each block, ljH! block.
Maps ut Y Cej1rst.
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or saleDoiry Farm 4o Acres near Chicago Ia
: CIV Am BRICK,

For SALE At much than ts value halt or al o. ~ az
IN a ~ miles of New ork City Hall abont Two miles o. "a'e
tort asy comms and unsurpassed views sc Hp
~, hest o clay for IRE front and brcA WI ahl EN-
M The CLAW Is from fourteen forty feet thick the cot %
makus brek Newiok ,ty rom se {au on r
s is . per thousaIi party Undertaking e unshes
ste million dollars this property the present q heI
fSs,on man whose fully occupied Aso hhe yea OF
gravel for adjoining Terms favorable ana pA' " n
80, in Nov YorL Civ Weechestef County property me
~ & breen SeW.Yofk and Philadelphia valued at soOs Is
% for 70 acre. Of land Inquire At 's Broadway new
yorkK oom5
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NATIONAL LINE.

NATIONAL LINE.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From Pier 10 A, North River
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL;
VIRGINIA August 5. at ga.
FRANCE Thomson. AIUEpAl August ~ s'< y H.
FOR LONDON DIRECT:
HEIVETIA Grggs w EDNESDAY. August at II s.
Passage TO LIVERPOOL London direct cabin So and
esge Preps Steerage tickets from Liverpool
Queen sosD Londonderry or Glasgow, S32 currency, -
FOR further PARTICULAR sppy the Compsny once 10 os Broad
=. W. j. HURST, Manager
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Eona 1slano Real gslate for Sale.

TOR SALE-At Huntington, /. J., COTTAGE
containing laud fruit. Re Pnee, t911 Tenn
eAsy NJ A RULAND & Co., 5 Beekmans., " Y
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Doar0 ano Rooms.

d. "A LARGE second-stOry front ROOM,
e1esss House to LET with Boar 24 West Thrteeuth st.
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Counlrn Real gstaie for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOUSE and
"a Grounds within fosye minutes Of Neviors business ohes
and accessible by over fifty trains daily situated near dloif IN the
growing and naturally attractive portion Of Elabeih high froandi
EXTRA large lot frat and lawn garden &c House is com
be roy and ta M modern design ard fittings situated on the
path Of extensive improvements with steady rise IN value All ely
ouyenees combined country air oci and h'ng good markets
schools clues frd unsurpassed travel Terms made to 'n lue
terieet. Owner to build VIII sell at bargain
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
Tor view 81 louse and foil particulars Of Iroycry, inquire at We''
rrleu Depo or address OwyER PooGee Box No 25 New
York
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL-
ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY u, ls1L

Passenger Station New-YOr Of TgentyseVentbst and
FOuIthaye. Entrance Twenty serenth-sL
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Proposals.

BEVERAGE, NEW-HAVEN, C0NN.-TO
- Proposals will be received the Ofe
f the Boe of Road Comm l2 O'Clock THURSDAY,
Arrns a. A. D. 1871 building in Easts Watt LauI'l
state Trumhu and Prospeci-,s The WORK comprises
1000 feet Of main outlet sewer Oh pile foundation
so feet feet
2.0O feet Of 3; feet
$500 feet OFFS feet
$500 feet Of 4! feetsewer
1000 feet Of feet
Together with basins, branch sewers sc.
blank iOuls % proposals. he obtained on aJrla
tioi at CITY Surveyor Ne 6 City Hall NeNyen
Conn. on july Is l51l
By order Of the Board - 800
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Excursions.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

DE0PLEs LINE FOR ALBANY.
The largest and magnificent Steamers the world The
ST JOHN DREW and DEAN RICHMOND On. Of above steam
will Pier No A. North River afternoon Sundy excepted
RAILROAD
North East Returning leave the resBbOst eing
Albany o'clock the sGnya Of connecting ns1om the
West and North and East
Through obtained the Once the wharf Doids
Express 9H Broadway aud No Cou Brooklyn Baggage checked
destination Freight received until the hour ofdepsare
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CHARLES E. FOWLER, City Surveyor.

OFFICE WAsHIyGTOS AQUEDUCT, WAsHINGTON July r. lB7
ITO PIPE FOUNDERS.-Sealed Proposals will
be received by tie undersigned until y O'Clock on ne 18th tay
delivery the District Of Columbia Of nine mil
lions O0CdO pounds 3inc ciron NaePpe stop Cocks
Special Tie quantity Of pipe divided into on
proposals for whole les number Of lots
No proposals Pipes Special Castings stop Cocks viii be Tecye
exCelt printed Which with circulars specific tons llaus.
contract aud desired information be s application
10 person OF hy letter GEORGE II. iiLIOI,
aso Engre.rs T. A. Chief NJ guees Wellington Aquedue.
OFFICE or LlJHTHovsg EyGtNFgR, THIRD nHTRcr
TONPKlSsyIILR. y. 4, June ~, 1871.
PROPOSALS for BUILDING FOUNDATION
4 PIER and DW ELLlEG and TOWER for Lghtliouse
Ssbues Point, Providence River Rhode l...ul
duplicate rocO}
duplicate, and printed copy Of is addressed TO The sle
.udoei the envelope: Proposals for building Sabues
Point Lighthouse" viii be received At this ohc until Of July 81
1911.
ls materials and labor for battling foundation md pier Of
granite 10 eight feet water AMI ~ for materials snd labor fr building
dwelling s l,ue Ssbne POM, Providence
River r. L. according plans ard specifications be- this Office
furnished 10 bidders aPI lc4lon thsrefoT,
The nlt any an bids which be- deemed
IL reseryed. }. G. WOODRUFF, Licui..CO. Of Engineers,
EugiueeT bird H. H. District.
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'J,UF "NARY POWELI.u from Vestry-st AT

CATURDAY AFTERNOON BOAT for CATS
y KILL HUDSON, and CoXSACKIB landing at NEWMAN
ErRGH MARLBORO TIvOLI, AMI MAIDEN On and amer
Steamboat SUNNlSlDE leaves Pier ~ ~ IL,
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Giln Real Gslntc for Sale.

GIX CENTRAL PARK LOTS, FIFTY
DAY July 81, AZ u O'Clock, al the EXCHANGE, III Broadway.
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d u ALBANY and TROY-Day-Line steam
NN =. WIZARD DANIEL DREW from

- ers YIBBARD aud DANIEL DREW from vesys sts:30
M 1rtyfourths 8:t landing at foDkers Tsrytown and
NvaE ferryboa West Point Cornwall seNburgh POUCH
tcpse Rnebck Ctsk ard Hudson Connecting with Evening Trains
Central for the West; and and afeI June 49, with
susqehanna Road for SHARON SPRINGS 90 from
EevYo and Bnghanon and oy Rensselaer, nd Ssrstog Road oF
50 from NewYort; Hudson for LEB
ANON SPRIyGs-al Rail To Troy BIZ steamboat SCHUYLER
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tueetebestcr Gounin Real estate for Sale

TOR SALE or EXCHANGED Nice 3-story
French Roof Houe IN Notilsyen rne feahoh n4' las an
water; 9 rooms. Nh. WATSON, 80 McTceEsL
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nATTY EXCURSIONS to GLEN GOWN and

~ ROSLYS landing MILESTONE Bays Dock Great Meek Sands
Point Motifs Dock GenTooiOn sli after June 49,
ARRoWSMITH a. T. r. peek slpl daily at ss stop
hing Al THIRTY each returning the about
Steamer SAVANNAH leaves daily Sundays eIeepe fer the above
landings at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31

> Peoples Line Troy Line steamers ticket and check direct to
cars the Springs Nshthoat passenger reach Sharon
8 hy Day Line at M or by lO' IN huIsoh n
from Y (chsnge Albany nsferl 6:7 Quicker
by MAYO General llcket Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31
ILBANY AND TKOY LINE.-The
-NIARON SPRINGS DIRECT.-The Day Line,

mar long established Evening Albany and Troy and via
CONNECTING railroads for and the West and Saratoga and the
North leaving 80 R. ves block south ofJesey Ferry
d, m always less than by other route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31

| ~ BOAT co. successors 10 d. ID. Il I, shlhs Llne
| Office Harrisons'. Pier No 81
For Peksh Nracs YOnke Eugew0oi, Sins Sing Hayes'v
and intermediate landings except Sundays nJ 800
AID returning morning from above landings striving al
| E.,Yoyk AZ g.4s g2O and 10 a m v LANE Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-20

soil rivals the noted Short Greek lands il
West Virginia, During the past season
large crops Of wheat, corn and potatoes
were gathered, and now The farmer
with overhpRing criha and we'll
stored granarles is resting from, BIZ
summers toll contented and happy in his
rustic home, enriched with health and
endowed with prosperity.
Icannot close without word In refer
ence to the taxes. The feeling aroused in
the county by the unrighteous, scandalous
levy Of this year, Is strong with indigna
ton. Meetings are being held and steps
taken to vehtilate thoroughly the plans by
which some persons have enriched them
selves at the peoples expense. The Pike
Commissioners, contractors and IObbers
generally, are denounced in unmeasured
terms and by men oil all parties, In I'D.
dition to the several published incidents Of
distress which the enormous taxes have i'm.
posed. ] was informed yesterday that o
widow lady depending upon the rentOf her
farm OF 1l5 acres for a maintenance, was
unable this year to pay her taxes from
the rent OF the farm. What she will live
upon is q problem.
II tho Democracy are responsible for
this gross Encouragement Of the county
affairs, all good people will unite in thank.
ing God that their rule Is at an end.
CASUAL.
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oil nI.norsI1 in NIlssourl.

We are informed that q former resident
ofthis place, ]. E. Pritcbard, son Of =,
pritchard, has Unexpectedly come upon
what may prove q fortune, In Hicory
county, Missouri. lie was digging . well
and had arrived at the water point when
examination Of the liquid issuing from
The orifice proved that more oil issued
Than water. The oil Is described as Of 9
good, solid quality, equalllng the best
found in the oil region. Mr., Pritchard
NAV suddenly find himselIa rich man.
C2drkSbur0 C0nAerpdtipe. Il H... .
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suor ny MrsrAKE.-The Morgan Acr
ourv states that some few days ago q gen
lletHan hunting for deer in the mountains
near Wardensyille, Hardy county, mis-
taking young lad for q deer, discharge
liz plin Al him, the whole load, SIX buck
shot, entering his body, killing him IN
slantly. The lads name was Keller
-R0nlneV InttuigeHcer. .rr
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HELMB oLD's
Extract Buchu
For Weakness Arising from ExCesSes
or EARLY IndlScretlOn,

attended with the following symptoms: IndiSpo-
silonto Exortion, I.osSo Of Power, Loss OF Mem.
DRY, Difficulty Of Breathing, General Weakness,
Horror Of Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Dreadful Horror Of Death, Night Sweats, Cold
Feet, WSkelulnGss, Dlmness Of Vision, LanguOr,
Universal Lassltudo Of the Muscular System,
Often Enormous Appetite with Dyspeptlc Symp
toms, Hot Hands, Flushing OF the Body. Dryness
Of the Skin, Pallid COuntenance and EruptionS
on tho Face, Pain in the Back, HCavncss Of the
EyClldS, Frequently Black Spots Flying before
the Eyes with Temporary sufIaSlon and Loss Of
Sight, Want Of Attention, Great Mobility, Rost.
lessnCss with Horror OF Society. Nothing is
more desirable to such patients than solitude,
and nothing they more dread, for fear OF thom.
selves; no repOsc OF manner, no eainestnOSs, no
speculation, but hurried transition from one
question 10 another
THESE SYMPTOMS, If ALLOWED TO
40 ON WHICH THIS MEDICINE LNHARE.
ABLY RENO HES-SOON FOLLOW LOSS
or POWER, FATUITY AND EPiLR7lC
FITS, IN ONE or WHICH TIE PATIENT
AAY EXPIRE. ...-..t.r Ir5N
AMOS '.I| 'HE i,HB r'In|
During tho superintendent Of DR.. Wilson at
the IIlOomlngdAlo Asylum, this sad result occur.
red to two patients. Reason had for tImc left
them, and both died Of epilepsy. They were Of
both sexes, and about twenty years Of age.
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CLEVELAND Is making a desperate q
tort to prevent the building Of the Wheel
Ing & Lake Shore railway TO this Guy
--7bledo BLADE.
Now let US know what effort Toledo II
making TO help build II,
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stock Markel


NEW YORK, December 19.-GoLD-
The market closed up weak at 1OalalO9.
The stock brokers were large borrowers
Of gold today, and sold some to obtain
currency 10 carry their stocks. Loans
were made from 7 to 1.1G per cent tor
carrying, Clcarings, S4O5OO,OOO.
MoNEYT-The feature Of interest In Wall
street to day was the money nafkel,
which has been more stringent than any
day this month. Loans were made as
high us ! per cent per day on Govern
menta, and are scarce at that price. Again
currency is flowing to the interior freely in
part for the insurance settlements in Chi
Cago. The express companies have made
some heavy engagements for the outflow
of currency this week.
6TRRLIN0 EXoHANGE-10O4.
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Tho Railroad from Wheeling to
HOLIDAYS Cove.

from the Register.
l desire, through the columns of the
Register, TO have little social chit.chat
and plain talk with the good people Of
Wheeling and Ohio county in reference to
the proposed appropriation Of 1925, 900
stock 10 be voted on the Sd OF January
next. .I..,
1t Is not proposed 10 make to the road
q present OF this amount of money, but
for the county 10 INCEST 1t in stock, which
stock will, In my opinion, pay back both
principal and interest outside OF the great
advantages Of the road both TO the coun.
ty and city. How much this road is
needed, few persons stop TO consider. We
are comparatively hemmed in or rather
switched of at this time. The only thing
we need, to make Wheeling a more ex.
tensive manufacturing city than Pitts.
burgh, Is railroads and railroad conRec.
tons. These we must have, or retr0grddo
In both wealth and population. If we do
our duty In the present emergency, We
shall have no cause OF complaint. The
Lake road, by way oil Hopedale, will
have It's terminus and depot In our city.
The road along the river, from the Pan.
handle to this city, will soon be built, and
ultimately to the Kentucky line, This
will give US an outlet 10 the lakes and i'm.
portant lines East and South. This &C.
Compllshed, and In less than FIVE years
we can boast not only OF larger but
more prosperous city than Pittsburgh.
We have river navigation for much
greater length Of time than they. We
have Us good coal and better limestone,
and q more abundant supply Of each.
Nowhere 10 the vicinity Of Pittsburgh
can DO found vein ofgoOd coKING COAL,
THIRTEEN FEET THICK, 10 compare sOith
our Gross Greek .feltls Of coal.
TIE ADVANTAGES OF THIS ROAD.
We have large tract Of bottom land
lying north of the city, which should be
Incorporated within lis limits and built up,
and which will DO II the road Is built.
This will enhance the value of those lands
one hundred fold. II will also enhance
the value Of many feet OF land in the coun.
ty; and, more especially, tho lands ada.
cent to It and through which II passes.
Those rugged river hills, now almost
vii viii Tina I become eli immenSeIv vaI1Sble'
orr ,nnnutGriNyino interest which lies Al
tho foundation OF our wealth and pros.
perity, will be increased fourlold. II Is q
well known fact that coal Is growing
scarcer In the vicinity Of this city. This
road passes through the most extensive
Tho onIire route II viii hiring n hcaltb1
comnetltIon In the matter of ireiaht,
ami rednce Tho carving rates near.
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Our strongest, and / might almost
say, our only oppOSitioR comes from Tho Bal.
ti6lore and OHIO Railroad Company. For
long time II has monopolized our carry
ing trade of the city, and that, too, on
her own terms. This trade has been i'm.
mensely valuable 10 her. Docs any one
suppose she will rellnquish this monopoly
without o struggled This is, emphati.
cally, q live company, and whilst we arc
doing comparatively nothing, she Is ex-
erting every influence she can bring to
bear, either directly or indirectly, against
Il. Atleast three.iourths Of oil the oppo-
sition votes can be traced 10 this source.
Will you vote In the interest Of the Bal
timore and Ohio road? She will not
thank you for II. She does not need your
charity. She is fich already. Or will
YOU vote for your own interestsI The
interests OF Wheeling and Ohio county.
On the third day Of January go TO the
polls and vote for The appropriation Of the
stock. Get all your neigh6ors to pursue
the same course. D. II. NAYLoR.
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Hardware, &C.
pITTsBURGHI IRON WAREHOUSE
= AaetcaIf & Burt,

WholeaSla Dealers in Pittsburgh and Norway
HAr, Band, Hoop and Sheet Iron, Nall Rods. Bur
den Horse ShOes, Horse Nails, Anvils, Bellows,
Viaes, Rngliah and American Cast and Shear
Steel. Also, Hubs, spOkes, FCll0es, &C.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
We arc furnishing Neaser, Bahman n Co.'S Gin.
clnnau Sales, with SaTgcnt's Combination Lock,
Al very low prices. We deliver Sales Just where
wanted Without extra cot, and defy competition
either IN strength, beauty, or good qualities,
Call and seq Chicago testimonials.
AEtCALF 4 BURT, Agents,
nOVa7 o. Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-20

NEwsPATER ENTERrRGsE-Our devil
printed an extra edition Of the Stdr on
Saturday last, while on the ice,-Rttch's
Star,
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DIR, JOHNSON.

Member Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one Of tho most eminent Col.
legee In the United States, and the greater part
o. whose lie has been spent In tho hospitals OF
effected some Of tho most astonishing cures fiat
were ever known. Many troubled with rlnRlng
In the head and cars when asleep, great nerVOus.
ness, being alarmed 81 sudden sounds, bashiul.
ness, with frequent blushlng, attended some
times with arrangement Of mind, wCrO cured
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-20
GheGateIIi5get
SAINT CLAIRsVILLE.

A Description of the Ancient Town
and Its SurrOundllgs--A Beautiful
Country.
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LEAVE.

Baltimore l. Ohio Railroad Co.
H@WWW
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
L by the following Schedule on and after No.
Vembef Goth, 1871, Wheeling time:
S1'. TnItTs EXPRESS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-20

A NTHRACITE CoAL.-5O TONS
~ Of best quality "oriGntAl" and sunny.
side" heating Bt0Ves, for above coal and coke.
No SCOT or smoke, We also have full stock oil
SturtevAntB fan and pressure Blowers, sample
plates Of philadelphia Ornamental Iron Work,
Verandahs, Balconies, Fences, Statues, Furnl'
- METCALF 4 BURT,
nOv27 t6 Main street,
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ORGANIC WEAKNEss

Immediately cured and null Vtg0r restored.
This distressing affection, which FendeH life
miserable and marriage impossible, Is thGpOnalty
Young persons ArO too apt 10 commit Oxcosrcs
nom not being aware Of the dreadful COnse.
quences that may ensn0, Now, who that under.
Glands tho subject will pretend to deny that the
power OF ProCrcatiOn Is lost sooner by those fall.
Ing into improper habits than by tho PRUDENT
offspring the most serious and destructive symp.
toms Of both body and mind arise. ThoBystum
becomes dGra1gGd, tho Physical and Mental
Functions Weaknncd, Loss Of Provocative Power,
Nervous lrriiAbility, Dyspepsia, PalpltatiOn OF
and Wasting OF the Frame, Cough, Consumption,
Decay and Death 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-20
FALL & WINTER GOODS,

Embracing French, English and German
BROADoLoTHS, CAssIMEREs,
HalEllne and Stripes, Plain and Fancy English
and French DlAgOnals, Scotch Chevolts, English
WorstGds, French Chlnchillas. &C. Also the best
and most fashionable stock Of VEBTING S ever
brought to this market, consisting Of Silk Velvet
Cashmeres, and all the latest styles.
OVERCOATlNGS-Eng MeltOns, Beavers,
MOsc0ws and Esqnlmaux OVerc0atlnRs.
FURNISHING aOODS.-Ills stock OF Fur.
nishipg Goods cannot he excelled In this mark VI,
and Includes Hosiery, Gents Underwear, tho
Prize Medal Shirts, Collars, SuspGnders, Hand.
kerChlcfs, and everything of the best quality and
at low rates. lie ls importing direct from Scot
land the famous and very fashionable Scotch
ChoyOlt Shirts, Drawers and Socks. Everything
In this stock Is Of the latest and most fashIOna'
blestyle. A call from his patrons and the public
generally lie invited.
JOHN L. RICE,
scpii 81 MONROE ST.