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NEGOTIATIONS.
roths Editor Of The tribune.


S,p. There ia in Sterne's sentimental
yourney" a quotation often used, and ofteh quo.eu ~
t,om tho R,hle viz: God tempcrs the wihu 10 tno
shorn lamb" There is no such seh'e"'o :" 49,
Another quotation. which is great i"No'o VI -.
and also of cergymeu, who should know pe'''i' Is "
.uc tina, INNS may read" Its Biblical Suggestion
,ona IN uahakkuk the % chapter and 2d verse; Ana
an, "A answered me and said, Write the vision, ana
akc # plain upon tables. that he may run that reade'h
~ The idea is evidently taken from the ancient Gus
tom Of writing laws and other important documents on
table, and placing them in public places, where tney
ronld be studied. and then acted upon integeny not
glanced az in hurry 10y running past There TOO
much Of this running and reading and too little of intel
hcont study at leisure. that one may run with GER
tainty So much FOR quotations from the BlDie' lhere
T. another class Of quotations from Of our oldest
American poets many Of whose sharp savings nave De-
come household words" but Of which the credit Is al
most uniformly given to Buffers Hudhras refer TO
such quotations as;
mo rogue Ger fclt the halter draw
With good opinion of the law, &c.
Now this ~ from Trumbull's McFngal. and not from
Hudibr,s in which nothing Of the can be found III
McFlngll IL reads:
"Youu find II al In vain. quoth he.
To play your rebel Tricks on me.
All punishmeuJs the world can render,
serve only 10 provoke the ohCndcr; ,
The VIII gains strength from treatment hoIrd'
As hides grow harder when they're currIed.
With good opinion Of the law.
or held IN method orthodox
His love of justice, in the stocks;
On laild To- lose Ivy sherifs shears
At once hIs loyalty ANA ears
There is one more quotation. from Irumnui' wiz"
will make swith' special commentator 10 MesSrS'
Conknc and Morton.
"Thus stored with intellectual riches,
Skilld our squire IN lnakli- Nlc''ioN'
Where strength OF brains unitcu cVulers
With strength oi lungs surprising otei'o' =
But some muskes 50 coulriNtlt'
As OF to miss the mark thcv dfNc H.
And though well aimed at duck or ploVcT'
Bear wide and kick tLe. owners over
So Jared onr Squire. whose reasoning toll,
Wopld often on himself recon-,
Aud 80 mach injured more his SIDE
IN, stronger arguments he applied
A. ola war; elephants disIuaytd
Tr,d down the troops they came 10 aid
And hurt their own side more IN battle,
Than less and ordinary cattle,
Yet 10 town meetings every chief,
Pinned faith on r.Jt Vi 'Elu-ti- sleeve;
winch. whom ne hlfcd, all by role
Raised s1mp athctlc hands 10 vote.
NiilnH y. J March 2. 1872. 7.
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Ncw })ubI,fatous
VHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
AND
POLITICAL REGISTER
FoE 1872.
FOURTH EDITION NOW READY.
Ncw Publications.

m addition TO cal contents OF m Almanac Il gives
0e Eu.gilc Pouuc.l and Statistical iriouI ton:
LAWS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURING THh
THIRD SESSION or THE XLlsr CONGRESS
PROCLAiATIONS OF NEUTRALITY AND TfNltNI>N
ACT ENFORCING TIE FOURTEENTH ANENuNkNr
THE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
GRFTNBACKS OUTSTANDING FROM iaf! TO 't'L
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS or III T.. s. FOR l.iL
NUMBER OF PoSroFFItss IL 1890 AND 1881
IMPORTS sNp IuIiK COST.
PUBLIC DIET OF TIE UNITED STATES
POPULATION O. STATES 81 COUNTIES. FROM 1920 TO 1870
POPULATION or The PRINCIPAL CITlEs Of 1HEi.N
POPULATION OF THE &. : AND TERRITORIES 1870 10 1870
UNITED STATES OOFEEN3.tNI - CABINET SUPREME
COVET-M MINISTER'S To FOREIGN COUNTS.
TORTY SECOND CONGRESS POLITICALLY CLASSIFIED
COMMITTEES OF TIE AII.p CONGE.NS.
STATES or THE UNON. POPULATION CAPITALS GOV
!. ERNOE~ A,-CONCEIs IJViL APPORTONNENr
NJ ELECTION RETURNS Carefully PREPARED. or ELtt-
yXbIOSS HELD N ls.I. COMPARED WITH FORMER YEARS
HOW TO ACQUIRE TITLE TO GOvERNMENT LAND, Sc, &C.
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sot b1 IN BcotteT aId NrN0taeIs. F0cf 20 'ei9 0I
no lar rostpsid. Address THE TRIBUNE v \
WIFE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE.

TLL.N IN 7 Z
Book fr Young Farmers b., Geo b WaDg j.. formerly Agncul
New Author Of Draining
Profit ar Health second edition csrfllg revised
THE PLANT. TEE soil. NANlKES MECHANICAL Guilt
VATION. ANALYSIS
40 discussed llUn 9nd
that a., farmers t0, nay understand
Tic noos written b. successful practical and l co.
fl4. good aAi-o sound ios'uht.
Ploc 81 Svlt by n4.. port pad. - -
Address THE TRIBUNE
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HOTEL FOR SALE.
The COLORADO SPRINGS HOTEL" located AZ the Town Of
Colorado Sping the FOOT Pk' Peak 70 nj les u Of Denver on
the Denver Rio Railway, ole e for sale, TO
cether furniture The building new well
srcd newly furnished throughout snl is present doing good
business. Is located the and iron springs great for
invalid and tourists The Hotel Is tie property Of the Denver and Rio
GTinle RAILWAY Company. and terms Of sale cash.
The Company will guarantee the for u two
year.
They also Offer SALE FRAME BUILDING located The
constructed for dwelling boirughou which e
b. sold the PANE conditions the Hotel property IL is
used lodging house and paving IS per ITS cost.
For particulars apply to WIN. WAGNER, Auditor d. r. q. r. Co..
Colorado Springs Colorado
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6!eamscats anb Railroads.


SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
r.. poo.o, w.. NORWICH LINZ
Nashua Manchester Cntor p M, Jnnco' tes,H IL,
s@e ~ 81 40 De- Se~ and ''alch sann 40" ''s.
CRY or EgwYOpg
E 'vs sd S.syors t,y sqts = s sss~ospo,
Tor Se e-Lonlon AMI Soywi.h - 49,, ,. D..
tor tor sSd 's soso D' R, %, % t ,a ws
s r9r sIousS tickets and rates Of sl, ,ry he or. p.
'i New @ YORK oct 10. ssa 49, SHORT j., 1l.s."
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily fo,
PkOVrDFNCE, BOSTON. wOPcrsr,,
c. ~ p ~ On l[Sa Pr - n Il. 10y. Of Ronssoal TX
.ra Pow %T aa C%'a o, Po,a,s Th eoo a3 p,
EOR BRIDGEPORT, and All points m IL.
tonic AMI Saurasuek Railroads Pare I'll es ilolsa-
Catherine aio a. u noon. lSunlas eror,tsl. "''
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY
ret. At someri. VIII. son, .'o q Lleri ,..
With The Delaware Laetavanaa western so'i !, snh'
Is5gs v4e R,iS,,d sna ' q, gs oai a., At E T.
Plarz ard The Yves, without cha q ear,i also cs, y. to
AILF WiS4gs T IN, TO 70 TIE TIE WEST
Commtn,nr I,nnarr 10. 1872 Leave XeE.Yosms1o-,
D a. m-fof Pennington. Eas'on Boihl,lsm Bah ~. "a,
NJ T i,.'oa hb1ao{ cay IT. Carmel Aalstoa Fass,
u a. m-for Eaion. Connects at junction With Del LAs ,nA w.
ga m.-wxIrERy ErpRr,, d., ter,cr, s,,.,,, 70, p...
town larrou = and the "e. Conaec-s somsry h n, gh
tor; stPrlpsur< with len gb Sosqananna Dr,o, a.
chunk " S'frc Scranton WhausDoTt Ene Ls. AZ Fs.s
Lemyh Fsley Railroad for halch tign1. ~ " ' IA
lOal a. H.-"y IRAN for Sonerv 10.
liJO p m-For Fs1n gton. E4sio1. Aleaora Moi r..
Nshanov Vs. Hteon, WEesbsrrc ReaGing Column, L,se.
Ephrats, Iotsvlie llrniburg Sc ' IA-'''Si,
AI3P m-Fer ks!on Connects At Pisbarg with leh,s a.
SOs1 DIVISION '9r 8s1 Allentown Ws-afre anl Ssr,, -,
Phuhpsbyg for B..v.dere. A'"i"i a.
$50 ,. u-For PslieA.
p n.-FOr E-On. Allentown March Chunk Co.s.~ H.
ton ih DEL. LAX end West X Z
So D. m.-FOr S0me-v.le and Ile4ng'On.
~ m.-FOr S04erslls.
$50 p. m.-For Plniei
51 'SCSvATI EIpRFs dll. lr Rasoa Ige. hsm M,
town headnz furnishing Pitt aE5- Chicago AID CacssaA
. p m.-For sOuervile.
D. m.-For somerUle
80 .. H. I'm grantD-For Rss'ol.
200 D. m.--FOr Painted
IlH D. n.--For Plainfch
For Etsbsh t5:f5 600 CO 7:l5 7:B. ano 40 300 sE
1000 30 ll;ij Y ~. J. 1 ll5. 300. $40 go
SS 49, 5:I5 go, CO. 100 80 74j, s:20. 300 100 Ilt
RV p. m.
Tickets for the Wes he ob red a; the oIee Ce,,r, Ra
roai Of HeN ieey oJ Of Lbett SesYork al. he gnhe
r. e KICKER superin,.a.sst
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Ciin Real Csidic for Sale.

Cltn Heal V5idlc Tor Sn!e.
A FREE REGISTER. with particulars of
"a 900 HOUSES al B HIDING Lots for SALE ani to ~ con
tanning 'iy Mli etc.. etc.. ta's v h. VIZ i.NA"N a ~
Real Estate Auconeers aui BROKERS II ine-'t
LIFTH-ANE.-A frst-class brown-Stone
NOT u one -nl hes, located bos abo'e Forty
new ta, FINISHED best STYLE Nth all modern Improvements ne
pop,ft, price tue Terms less Inh LAi
prce required D cash ". p SEYMOUR. III Broadway.
DOR SALE, 218 and 2?O Franllin-ave.-2 full
LOTS with HOUSE. clsa1 sde auI Easements frame filled DO
me; Improvements. walls painted throughout in irstcs orer
nat trees Ac prc @]V7f terms 10 sui Apply 70 a. l. hhO''
SON 90 South-si y y
EOR SALE-At II great bargain, the owner
micnhag leave he iAe hrst-clAss oor0ry broWH'oae
HOUSE Brooklyn. Inquire the premises or OF NAl
PARKER. No ! Wdlst, y \.
s'OR SALE, at a great hargain-An elegant
LTowns;one HOUSE, FJrt.I,hst ffha'e,
2.I6 ,ooi possession a. once EDDY Co., No PlfAplaoe
EOR SALE, TO close an Estate, a NALUA
Bile PROPERTY oB Lagis. near Cauast FOR sale at BAR
GAIN Pun particulars from HOMER MORGAN, 2PuesL GJjD
EVOR SALE-A most eligible LOT, full size,
Fiil4ye. south Of Styr Ihsf fronting Central Park
Price, $4,000. Apply to HOMER MORGAN Pne-st G,o5O
Holm SHIRLEY & SON, No. 81 Cedar-st
% Management OF Estates specially Mortgages negotiated
MORNING SIDE PARK PROPERTY
FOR SALE
THREE LOIS on north SIDE of OSE HrNDRED-AND SIX
TFESTHST each l5,Io located NINTlAyE.,
grade, I0o feet siie Apply
WI SINCLAIR, IT,, Pne-s.
DROPERTY FOR SALE.-Vacaut and i'm
proved various Printed M furnished
application LEONARDO CAREN ERNo % Itinlavet Bbehous
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Nufiion Gales Of Real estate.

by JERE j6 5iisiSi '; IT, ',
20 81. .Sa con :eS Eass S of Stocks
TUESDAY March ~,
HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE,
BROOKLYN civ II f sSiI%oAD COMPANY,
VALUABLE VACANT LOTS.
pouRrnAvg BOULEVARD.
TnRrYsIxrn Thirty SEVENTH: FIFTY FIFTH. AND FIFTY
PoURruAvE BOULEVARD. entire front between Thirty
TRrY SIxriisT g. 90 feet e of FourtA.Ave lots
THIRTYSgyEarnST e. 80 feet E. Fourth ave. one
FotGTHAvE BOULEVARD between yihh and F1oy.
siIih sts, entire front 10 lots. ,y, ,,t.
riFri sixTHSr s., 81 feet n. W Of Four'h.'ye Il ot
''''"' M4GSlFcENr SISTHAyB LOTS.
NINTH AND PROSPEcrAy,s GOMEZ splendid lots fronting
PROSPECT AVE, < " g. 90 feet = e. Of Snhave., Glots
above o situated on ,I higher d' ,dI n as f
'''' Also S5J Il S Hfs4. TlHT f hFR Bl FH,'T
Don I Mistake the pace.
GREAT CASH SALE.
JOHN WHPPLE, esq. Trustee,
SPLENDID BROOKLYN LOTS.
Situated ~ the IWeHty-hnt ward near
"'0'' HALsEY AND HAECoCKSTs. and 49,,
SARATOGA AVE eutre from: between aey and naneoeA''
GGScocKsr :. 20 r. ofSaraoga-ave, lots aud go!e'
put for the purpose Of trying lee ms
they 70 be sold PO'eJ absolutely and without resa to O"e
VALUABLE prsh Az Tn" Bo 81 LOTS including
'" BuSIwiCKAvB BOULEVARD nes entire front, between
BUsisick hvE boulevard Of woobue.st, 'o"
Terms easy Maps at Aaetoneers Office
,,,,, . l II 3 hn1o'ii IN R,o,sr,v w
SPLENDID BROOKLYN DOCK PROPERTY On GO"ASCS
ADMIRABLY ADAPTED P6R COAL. LUMBER, BRICK. OR
having ran Of oo fee, on the canal and 200
Dougiass foil lots This property will be positively
.old on easy terms to tie highest bidder.
Maps no. ready at Anetio. GERS oace ,.,
GREAT NJSCFLLAEEOUS SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
AND yAcAkT LOTS; By ORDER OLA NONRESIDENT LIVING
VALUABLE VACANT LOTS on UYIoNAyE NORTH sEC yS
aSp FFFiET AND FiF ISIS BROOK
LIN; Also DWELLINGS, AND TENEMENTS on uNION-sTr
No. Is HnSS3SSTSob side between amton,s ,ud Van
Sa X : 20 sGd Central Evergreen
AYES and attic frame houses each containing rooms
No. ''' foONiii'A' VACANT LOTS
FiFTETh ST--Souib sde Of Sirtnave one lot
FiFrgTII.sr"Soat6 ie $50 Il east Of Fnhnye one lot,
WIFI ,%sR ~ T. east IS SI one %
UEIONAvEWes side, commencing junction with Norm hgn
NORTH sEvENTTIsT Soahwe side, commencing st Junction o
North see9adst thence north.ses 70 lots 81, , q Nt,
Seventh s. theme. east. six lots.
For Of above Property Apply 10 Ehb JOh'>O' j. - ''
| sau-sL. " l.. and 200 Moutaguest. Brooklyn.
ALSO. Al SAME TINE AND PlAE,
VALUABLE DWELLING on PACIFlCNT
story attic basement
HOUSE tw0storg extension man
house extension l1l5 lot 25x0o It substantially but all
improvements good location boar ding house beng conens ~
Cts Hal. Court house, and ferries
Terms easy; OF auctoncer.
TUESDAY, APRIL
sale Of RICHMOND HILL a. H. LOTS hg orr n ir IS
under direction Nessrg MILLER. STO1ENBl kH PECK
HAM, Attorneys No. 10 Walt, n Y Particular hereafter
by JAMES NJ. MILLER, Office IS Pine-st.-
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For NewHager md BRIDGEPORT = HLh lEN Ne ial5 lsLl
FOR MILFORD satfod, fairfield, Southport, AID wssp'rh 'ilNA
for Scu,a Sorsas T. sCEn) 1850 lAl5 CEr lELl 49,
- a. S9 ~ I S5a h' d3o S. 20 .na e:sopm
FOR stanford = Er) g 1850 N. lAIS tEL, 4l5, sIl ao
For Greenwich 'i sd intermediate stat6as ll:oO a as
80 S a., si ~, leaves s Twenty.ssven Ssw.Yort q. &
Boston both SPHsSS;os sE Ee III S'?If RAMS
FOR Boston Vi. spnnsfs 35 a. n ,o1 ,pa P H.
F R.iiS1 AZ Sl'5' LIZ: ,a9 s.-.,
For Connecticut River RarO,d IN. ri' p H. to S'''"
o Feae. 4 F:ht s sS 81 F PrsI. s A
g. to New London and Norwich, 3 p m.,uoYors
For NewHsven ami Northampton Railroad 81 nj 1" U"
FoT New H,ysn aiidsto-n and wimAni' k'''. 'A' ''
For Ia ioassionic Railroad and p m w.t.rsa
For For S S,SSsT, and SoTs Raro. AIs .aa SOP
For New Canaan Railroad m l NJ Tr.n ard sa,'
ia, Mail Tram either Line. Drawing room ~ ,
~ :oS IN. an p Procure ticket. to .y 'Sse 1 .,..,
tn. Depot Of New York and k.s h"n yssYorl Transfer Co
pc Id cypress. No. sdra and No . c' e. sd
BY leaving suitable rete: can have 'lef tsEs HoYr ss't
NETWORK CENTRAL AND Nov bo - n'H ISL.
RIVER RAILROAD 'n Ss Depot and Forty
seecsd' Chicago and Mour. B,prs. With Dn"'sr''H ''
through Rochester and 81 Aspc room ears Bass
| ION m Special Chicago Express with pn"'As TWIN
1914, 1 % saislsfs Western EP pre- t..
100 p M. Montreal EIpr'' W'A Sleeping CAT Nv"
soo AOl E,Ur,,. with s,epuscar for ~''sr'''''
Cn,sdasurs with s,pnsear. .or ss's''st
| R rs r.1s, aud for ST. LSui', VIA i'ea'
HOO E,ps. With Sleeping e r is Si ss depot
roal s' :p, .' r ssssbeI Passage: A,
NEW-.JERsEY RAILR0AD,I,fs1ESTT InaSprsr-fs
pssBaossks ard from md ' $50 H. 40 s. $40 az
AMI SABA ASnlNO-
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NEWPORT Or. ~ VILLA PLOIS, ON indiana
fronting the Antc Moderate prices. For maps
and particulars apply MORGAS, Finest T. or
T. ALFRED SMITH or EUGENE TTURTEVA ST, E,.uor
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Jn5irntilon.

A Ionic FLACK, Claverack, n. Y.-Term
~ open, M-cL =! both eIes; 500 year. u in,iru:ors
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A HOME and SCHOOL for TEN BOYS, ages
~ ste r. Address Mr. 6. A RUSS. TAuJtoWB. \. v
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL
n ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY =, bsi
TRAINS LEAVE NRw.YORK

PAs,spsr IN NewV0rs OF Twenty sevenihs isd
Fourth.lye Bntrspc. Twenty seyeltIsL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-15

TIE PEOPLES STAMP OF VALUE
Government endorsement which legal
ICES the sale Of Plantation Bitters, is
not the only stamp affixed to that ia.
nous Vegetable Tonic. II bears in ad
dition to that official sanction, the stiI
more valuable stamp Of public approba-
ton. This iDestimablc voucher of its
rare properties as Tonic, Corrective
and Alternative, is Of much earlier date
than the Government credeutisi for
millions Of sick persons had pronounced
it the Grand Specific of the Age long
before Congress thought OF taxing pro-
prietsry medicines II is unnecessary
10 repeat, in detail, tue properties OF
this wonderful Vegetable Invigorant.
The best reference that can be offered to
those who desire the full particulars OF
its virtues is the General Public Ask
those who have tried it "a remedy for
dyspepsia, constipation. bihousness, In
termittent fevers, nervous debility,
rheumatism, sea sickness, low spirits,
or loss Of vital power, what Plantation
Bitters has done for than, and be gov.
erned by the response they make to your
inquiries.
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To LUMBERMEN, CARPENTERS AND BUILD
ERs.-H. s. White, of Bolton, W. Va,
has two saw mills now in operation and
is prepared to furnish all the kinds Of
lumber cut from timber in that region,
and can fill orders promptly. He is
also prepared to saw to order unusual
lengths of either lumber or timber, and
calls the attention of builders particu-
larly to this fact. His prices are as
reasonable as those Of any other manu-
facturer of lumber in that section. and
will be found lower than those charged
for lumber of the same grade cut in
mills more remote from this market.
Orders respectfully solicited.
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FuN hHEAp-We had the pleasure,
Yesterday of meeting c. Ii. Keeshin
agent for Duprez 4 Benedict's miustrels
which troupe, be informs us, will per-
form in Washington Hall, on Friday
next. This organization is one we car
recommend as highly as We did the
Mannins's MINISTRIES. We have known
Charley Duprez and Lew Benedict
good many years and can recommend
them and their party to our people a,
being artists Of the first class, and per-
feet gentlemen.
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yorR on THE CAsE.-The voting for
the cane will commence this morning
at 9 o'clock on the Fair Grounds and
close precisely stsP. M. Time to be
kept BY the watch of Mr.. D. Forbes.
The last hour, or from 4 to 5 o'clock,
the voting will be conducted by closed
ballots. Voting will also be continued
at G. F. Mayer & Sons until 3 o'clock
this afternoon. Total vote last night
Major G. W. Franzheim, SO; Francis
A. Britt, 2O2; A. P. Deuormadie. l02.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-15

HEATHER CHINEE, Tycoon, Red
Jacket, Minehaha and Winona Wall
Papers and Borders just received at
PAUL & Orr's. No. 80 Monroe street.
They also have on hand large assort-
ment Of Browns, Bluffs and Whites,
Machine and Hand Satins, Flats,
Grounds, Oriental Sstins, Embossed
Micas, Colds, English Velvets and
Colds, Forty-inch Tints; in fact, every
thing usually found in tirst-class Wal
Paper house.
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ADMINISTRATION oEr religious
notices it will he seen that the tenth
anniversary OF the reorganization Of the
English Lutheran Church will be cele
bratcd tomorrow. The morning SER
vice will he devoted TO the admiuistra.
ton of the ordinances Of baptism and
the Lords Supper; the afternoon TO il
Illustrated lessons aud addresses in the
Sunday school; the evening to a special
sermon by Rev. W. c. Schaaer, OF
Grafton. Mr.. Schaffers eloquent dis
courses during a former visit to this
city will no doubt insure large audiences
at all the appointments.
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DIR. RADwAY'S
Perfect Purgative Pills,

perfectly tasteless elegantly coated with
sweet gum, purge, regulate, purity, cleanse
and strengthen. Railways Pills, for the
cure OF all disorders of the Stomach, Liver,
Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, NervousDiseases,
Headache, Constipation, Costiveness, lndi-
gestion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Bilious Fe-
yer, Inflammation OF the Bowels, Piles and
all arrangements of the Internal Viscera.
Warranted to effect positive cure. Purely
Vegetable, containing no mercury, miner
ais, or deleterious drugs.
REObserve the following symptoms re-
sulting from disorders of the Digestive Or
gans:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness OF
the blood In the Head, Acidity Of the
| stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust OF
Food, Fullness or weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructations, linking or Fluttering al
the Pit of the Stomach, swimming of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing,
Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or SuffO-
eating Sensation when in lying posture,
Dimness Of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head
Deficiency OF Precipitation, Yellowness OF
the Skin and eyes, Pain in the Side, Chest,
Limbs, and sudden Flushes of Heat, Burn
ing in the Slesh.
A few doses OF Railways Pills will free
the system from all the above named dis
orders. Price, % cents per box. Sold by
Druggists.
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send one
letter stamp to RADWAY q CO., No 81
Warren street, corner OF Church street, New
York. Information worth thousands will
ha apnt Won. leo
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ORGANIC wEAKNESs

Immediately cured and full vigor Restored
This distressing affiictIon, which render
life miserable and marriage impossible, b
the penalty paid by the victims OF impropsl
indulgence. Young persons are too apt b
commit excuses from not being avarr %
the dreadful consequences that may ensus
Now, who that understand the subject vii
pretend TO deny that the power OF procres
lion II lost sooner by those failing iDiG
improper habits than by the prudentf Ne
sides being deprived OF the pleasure u
healthy offspring, the most serious and de
structive symptoms Of both body aud
mind arise. The system becomes derangei
the physical and mental functions weak
ened. loss OF provocative power. nervous
irritability, dyspepsia, palp!tation Of the
heart, indigestion, constitutional debility
and wasting of the frame, cough. consump'
ton, decay, and early death.
DIR. Flshblatt graduated nom one of the
most eminent colleges In the Unitai States
has effected some OF the most astonishing
cures that were ever known; many tro1'
bled with ringing In the head and ear,
when asleep. great nervousness being
alarmed at sudnen sounds, bashfulne~
with arrangement OF mind, were cured lIa
mediataly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-15

POLICE CoURr.-Notwithstaudiug the
rain the attendance on yesterdays ses-
sion Of the Police Court was very large.
The trial of George Schell, charged
with disorderly conduct and commit
ting an assault on his BON, was contin-
ued until this morning. because OF the
absence of witnesses.
Mrs. Patrick Coppinger failing to
appear, yesterday, against Mary O'Nesl
the case was continued until this morn
ing, at Mrs. Copplnger's costs.
Louis Bell was on the war path on
Thursday. He got his hide 80 full Of
whiskey that he felt uncomfortable and
went out for a walk. Passing the
Third Ward school house Bell thought
he would ring in with the scholars
He did 80, creating more confusion than
Mary's little lamb did when il FOLLOWED
her to school one day" The children
ran in every direction, afraid OF this
brassy Bell. He was finally elected
lie was fined 81 and costs for going to
school. On finding himself on the ont,
side Of the building Bell felt very much
put out. He wrung his hands aud
wandered off to get another drink. Get
ting down on to Market street he fell
into the hands of officer Tracy, who ar
rested him. Bell was fined 81 and
costs for being drunk. As he was with
out the necessary funds TO pay the two
fines and costs, about 81 |, he wandered
off to Professor Prices Geological
Academy. We always thought they
should have "bell'' for the use of the
class in geology.
Michael Mcdonald was arrested for
sleeping in the Second ward market
house. Michael was not drunk, but
wonderously sleepy. 81 and costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-15

A LOB FOR THE STREET COMMISSIONERS.
There is Il sewer at the corner of
Zane and Locust streets, on the Island,
that demands and should receive the
prompt attention ofStreet Commissioner
Lconhsrt. 1t is completely choked up
and the water is spread over the street
so that it is almost impossible. We
write this in the interest OF our friend
J. 3. Lukens, who is nearly worn out
making terryboat of himself, carrying
ladies over the water that should be
carried off by the damned CHATS not to
be taken in a profane sense, mind
sewer. We know that the Street Com
missioner will attend to this matter
promptly, if on ~ to save Lukens' life.