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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-11
New YORK market.
NEW YORK, May 10,

NEW YORK, May III.
FLOUR-The market is l0@l5c
better at 81 GOAT 40 for super
fine State; 81 6O@7 80 Tor extra State;
81 S5@7 80 tor choice do; 81 40
Tor superfne western; s. COOS 10
for common to medium extra
western; IS l569 90 for choice
do; SO 50@lO 40 for common TO
choice white wheat western extra;
IS 009S 60 for common to good ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
So 65@l0 Is for trade brands; SO ESQ
10 IS for comm IN to fair extra ST Louis
and $40 S0@l3 so for good to choice
do. Southern flour is firmer, advanc
ing to IS 50@l0 IS for common
to fair extra, and $40 so ais SO tor
good to ch"ice do. Rye flour at 81 %
as Is. Corn meal quiet
GRAIN - Wheat, the market is
irregular, unsettled and 203c higher
on spring, and 95c m winter, at 81 75
al IS tor No. 2-pring in sore; 81 ~
al 50 ror No spring; 81 95@2 %
Tor winter red western; 81 07GG2 10 for
amber western, and 50 09@2 Is for
white do. Rye is quiet aud firm at
81 90 for western, aud 81 GOAL Us for
Canada 10 bond Barley dull and un.
changed Barley malt quiet Corn
heavy ror spot and frmer 10 arrive at
76J677c for western mixed ahoat
Oats steady at 543@574c tor western 10
store and afoat, aud $1,000 for O"io
PROVISlONS-Pork, m ,rket quiet
at sl3 709l3 IS for new mess; I'll 009
ii Is for pr me and Sl2 25 r new prime
mess. Beef is quiet at 81 50 % 81 for
plain mess and $40 90 9l2 % rorextra
10 Beet hams quiet at S23 0J@
26 90 Tierce beet dull at SIC 0O
'AlS 90 tor prime mess aud $40 90 a
81 90 for India do Cut meats are qniet
At Si@l0c TOR hams and 5tfG6c
for shoulders. Middles are quiet at Il
for long clear. Lard is firm at 81 99sc
tor No. to prime steam, and &c for
kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Steady at 29@32c for
new.
CHEESE-Quiet at l39l4!c for com.
m IN to PRIME.
COTTUN-On spot opens dull and
nominally unchanged at 23c for low
midilings and 23ic Tor middling up
lands
PETROLEUM-Quiet and firm at
l3s@l32c TOR crude and 23sc for re-
finrd.
TALLOW-Steady at 9@9!c; stear-
inc dull at 9l@95c.
WHISKY-S,eady at Sc.
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THE following readable description,
taken from an English journal, Of the
first appearance in London, in 1868, Of
the famous German composer and
leader, Strauss, who is coming TO the
Boston Jubilee, is appropos at the pres
eut time:
"Every night, in the middle Of the
concert, a slim and dandlfied young
man, With profu-e black beard and
moustacne, would step jaunlily on to
the platform. His appearance was the
signal for frantic applause, to which,
fiddle and bow in hand he. bowed good
humoredly; then turning sharp round
e-would catch the eve OF every one in
the band, aud raising his violin bow,
would plunge into one of those raptur.
GUS dances which, once heard. could
never be forgotten. Now shaking his
bow at The distant drummer egging
on the wind, pr cking up the
BASES, turning frrcely on the stringed
instruments; then stamping. turning a
pirouette, and dashing his bow down on
his own fiddle-striugs, the clear twang-
ing OF the Strauss violin would be heard
Tor some moments above all the rest.
Presently the orchestra swsys as one
man into the measure, which flows ca
priciously-now tearing along, then
suddenly lauguishipg, at the will of the
electric violin. Strauss danced, pit and
boxes danced, the very lights twinkled
in time; everybody and everything
seemed to turn into a waltz or a gsloI
BY yonder memorable pied piper until
some abrupt clsng brought all to a close
and the little man was left bowling and
smiling and caperiug backward to the
audience beside themselves with delight
Nothing of the kind has been seen in
England before, and all that can be
said 10 that Of its kind it is simply in
imitable."
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San Jose has many colored individu-
ais. A few days since one OF them had
a colt given to him, aud applied to a
farmer for pasturage. A bargain was
made, and the boy was to pay the
farmer 81 per month Tor pssturage.
A month passed by, and the darkey paid
his 81. At the expiration of the Sec
ond month, however, he, after paying
his 81, approached the farmer, and said,
"Hyar, boss, don't yer want ter buy dat
coli 2" The farmer replied, II don't
know what will you take for him p
The colored philosopher said, Twelve
dollars" well" says the 'armer, "I'l
tell you what I'll do; il you'll take it
out in pasiurage I'll buy it." How
long will it takeg said the darkey.
six months," rjoined the farmer
"All right bose; go ahead; you can have
de colt" replied the African, confident
that he had made . splendid bargain:
He had paid a ont of his pocket and
sold his colt for pastuzage.
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New York Money MarRet.
New YORK, May 10, 6 P. NJ.

NEW ok, May W. 49,
The financial situation in Wall street
was generally unsettled to-day. On
the Stock Exchange the early dealings
proved an irregular market with tiuc-
tualions alternately up and down OF 4C9
| per cent. 10 the afternoon the mar
ket became extremely dull and at the
close prices showed general decline oil
392l per cent. In the Gold Room the
market flnctuated early in the day,
between 1l3b9ll4t, but late in the
afternoon there was more activity and
an advance to ll44 on Spanish war
rumors, the prospective large shipments
Of specie to morrow and the advance in
Foreign Exchange.
MONEY-The market was easy this
afternoon and call loans ranged from
sol per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market
was strong this afternoon and the lead
ing bankers advanced their rate for
sixty days sterling to l093; sight bills
firm at ll0s.
GOLD-rhe market closed up firm
at ia!
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
was quiet and firm at the close; Z nited
States currency 6's at ll6f6ll64.
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"Nothtux,n,ne PAPER"

The Richmond Enquirer has spicy
chapter on the subjects of newspapers
elected by the stereotyped remark OF
Indifferent readers, after scanning the
miniature word" Of daily issue of new s
that there's nothing in the paper" 1t
says: "And men are always grumbling
about their papers, aud insinuating how
much better they could do it. They
talk as fiippantly about "fiue articles
on all subjects as if they could effert
such change. Let some Of these
over-running philosophers try it for
one hundred and fifty days in succession.
And then they think it is nothing to
select" for a newspaper; you have
merely to run your scissors through a
halt dozen exchanges, and you have got
matter enough. Now this is the most
i'm portant, and the most difficult depart
ment to fill on a newspaper. Very few
men have the slig htest idea to do such
work. 1t requires thorough news.
paper man-one who knows the public
appetite well-who knows what is going
on in the world-and who knows how
to rewrite and pack a column into a
dozen lines. Men who skim news-
paper and toss it aside little reflect how
much brains and toll have been expend.
ep In serving up that meal. Busy head
and busy hands have been toiling al
dav together 10 preparing those viands,
and some vast building has been lit
from cellar to garrett all night to get the
p pr ready for the newsboy by the
crack of dawn. "Norhing in your heads,
that's what's the matter"
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately cured and full vigor restored
This distressing afaictlon, which renders
life miserable and marriage impossible, Is
the penalty paid by the victims OF improper
dulgenct, Young persons are too apt tc
commit excuses from not being aware OIL
the dreadful consequences that may ensue
Now, who that un erst tnds the subject will
pretend 10 deny that the power OF procrea'
ton Is lost sooner by those falling into
i'm proper habits than by the prudent? Be.
sides being deprived OF the pleasure OF
healthy offspring, The most Sc iout and de.
structive symptoms Of both body and
mind arise. he system becomes d ranged
the physical and mental functions weak.
ened, loss of provocative power nervous
irritabtIity, dyspepsia, palpitation o the
heart, indigestion, constitutional debility,
and wasting Of the frame, cough, cousumP.
tion, decay, aud early death.
DIR. Fish ,latt graduated from one OF the
most eminent colleges In the United states
has effected some OF the most astonishing
cures that were ever known; many trou-
blei with ringing In the head and ans
when asleep, great nervousness being
alarmed at sudn sounds, bashfulnesS,
with arrangement OF mind, were cured Inn
mediately.
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- . II
Ceieuel Hssby and tho PRECEDENT
what "Presidsnt Greeley" Weuld
DO, ca - "a ~ 4ar.gas
Colonel r. Is. Mosby, e1.coufederate
ranger, called last W eduesday upon the
President ia company with senstor
Lewis, of Virginia, and was kindly re-
received. They talked for some time
upon public affairs. During the inter
view Colonel r. W. Forney. Of Phila'
delphia, came in to pay bis respects to
the President. He Was Of course intro
iduced to Colonel mosby. The latter
had his little son with him, to whom ne
introduced Forney saying: Here IS
the man who has abused your father IN
his paper" to which Forney responded,
mot half go much as ne deserved.
We'll" said Mo,by, what are you
going to do about the Cincinnati Con-
vention p To which Colonel Forney
replied, II am gong to stand BY the old
flag and follow the old leader. General
Grant. We shall settle our difficulties
in Pennsylvania, if there's any wisdom
10 our party leaders, and so help to Sc
cure q good editor Tor the New York
Tribune and good President to the
country. Then said Mosby Cunning to
Grant,) 81 will never vote for Horace
Greeley. will stump Virginia against
him. l will undoubtedly support q
Democratic candidate if my party NOM
mates one, and il it don't will vote tor
President Grant" The President was
very much pleased with the interview,
and after Mosby left remarked that he
looked like q man that could ride
horse DO dly and freely. Forney says
that Mosby is undoubtedly good
sp .aker as he was good fighter. His
bearing is easy and cool. Before leav
the President Mosby said: you Re
publicanso ought to anticipate Greeley in
his forthcoming letter of acceptance by
proclaiming universal amnesty and
thus securing the Southern people.
Mosby said that he had just left Hon
D. W. Voorhees,, and he had assured
him that the Democratic party would
not indorse Horace Greeley. Parties
who profess to know. state that Gree
ley's letter of acceptance of the Clncln-
natl nomination will declare in favor OF
universal amnesty, including forgiveness
to JEFF Davis and all the ex-rebel lead
ers. In the event of his election evil
recommend to Congress the release OF
all the ex.rebels in accordance with the
terms of the Fourteenth Amendment.
He will declare for impartial suffrage
as a corollsry of this proposition. He
will advocate the reference Of the
whole tariff question TO the people Of
the Congressional districts. He will
bid high tor the support of the different
foreign nationalties He will insist
upon a steady, firm position against
England if she refuses to accept the last
proposition of our government.
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Young MEN

practice, INDUCED In when alone, habit
frequently learned rom evil companions
or AZ school, the effects Of which are nightly
felt, even when asleep. aud II not cured,
renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both body and mind, should apply imme-
dat ly. ..
What pity that a young man, the hope
OF the country, the pride of his parents,
should be snatched fIom all prospects and
en- oyments OF lie by the con -equence> OF
deviating from the path Of nature, and In
6ulging in a certain secret habit. Such per-
Sons must, before contemplating
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR.. Fishblatt addresses all those who have
Injured them selves by improper indul.
genceS and soiitar, habits, VIII ch ruin both
b .dy and mind, uniting then Tor either
business, study, society or m ,rriage.
These q e sDlne uf the "a an melancholy
effects produced by early habit, OF youth,
viz: Weakness OF the back and limbs, palm
In the breast, dimness OF sight, loss VI mus
culaI power, palplration OF the heart, dys-
pep>ia, n rvOus irrilability, sym toms OF
consumption, arrangement Of the digestive
functions, 60
MENTALLY.-The effects on the mind
are much TO be dreaded. Loss Of memory,
confusion OF ideas, depression OF spiri s,
evil foreboding, aver.iou TO society, self
distrusl, love Of solitude, ttmidity, &C., are
some Of the evils produced
Thousands Of persons Of all ages can now
Judge what IL he cau-e Of their dec lining
heath, losing their vigor, becoming weak,
pale, nervou and EN- aci ited, having sim
gular appe dranre about the yes, cough, ana
symptoms OF consumption.
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Sale Of Foundry Fixtures.

OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE THE
Patterns, tlasss and Fixtures In Union
foundry, belonging TO the late hrm OF w:
w. Miller n Co The purchaser can $500 and
aroonds. The building Is So #. by % r.
Centrally located, with good light which can
not he obstructed, and contains all tue
necessary appliances OF a frst-class lo1oinS
foundry. For further Information Apply Oh
ian9 Fl. B. MILLER, Receiver.
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RuiIdiug Lots For Sale.

r OFFER THE FOLLOWING ElTaER
at Wholesale or retail: Lots NO. IL IN
SQUARE 3; No. 5 in Square 8; the south hsii
OF No. 4in Square 10; No. IA IN square re - ~
in SQUARE I3: No. IA in Square IL; NO. , IN
square ri; No. u In Square 10, and No. 80 In
Division <. ~ m. ~, ,z,,
Also, Lots No. in Square 20; NO. 10 ID
square 9: north half of No. IA In Square l0:
No 2 IN Souare7; No. Is in square II; NO. il
in SQUARE I$ No. IL In Square 10; No. L In
Souare rs: No II In square q, and No: 10 In
SQUARE n. All situated in the SUBDIVISIONS
OF the Caldwell estate. r,,,oup,
Ito Real Estate Agent.
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For Sale.

nNE-HALF OF LOT NUMBER FORTY
SIX (i6l coraer OF Fillmore and Preston
AS. Centre Wheeling. Price 500. Also a
two.story Frame House, with SIX acres OF
rronnd' near the town of Triadelphia. The
latter olace il known as part of the Baguiey
PROPERTY. For particulars inquire at the
Law ONCE OF Z. q. CRACRAFT, or OF
j. CHAMBERS HERNEf,
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Horrible Murder ARd Attempted
Suicide In East Baltimore.

Emily L. wilkinson was murdered in
East Baltimore, on Sunday, by her hu.-
band She was found dead in her bed,
horribly hacked With clesver. showing
ten ghastly wounds about her head.
face and neck. Her husband. John W
Wilkinson, il SCENE, was jealous Of one
George Griswold, and that was the
cause OF the murder. He took arsenic
with the intention OF killing himself.
but it proved an overdose, and he still
lives. The coropers jury, however
have given him q loop hole to escape on
the plea OF insanity, as they say his
mind xss evidently 'derspged when be
committed the murder by the greeu-ey.d
demon Of jealousy. They had been
married since 1867. The details are
very horrible.
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YOUNG MEN.

especially, who have become the victims OF
solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps 10 an un-
timely grave thousands OF young men OF
the most exalted talents ana llilant intel,
iact uho might otherwise have entranced
Iistsning Ssnates with the thunderings oil
elOouence, or walked to ecstasy the living
lyre, may call with full confidence.
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For Sale.

r OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE AND
Stable, situated in Fulton, on the Ma
tlonal Road. The house contains seS- n
rooms, with two goo cellars. The staDie Is
large enough to accommodate eight or nine
horses. For particulars inquire OF
+. A. ELBERT,
Washington ST., between Main and Mar
apr2i-ra
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.
~ CINCINNATI, May 10.

Cnetnnou1 Me
w aCIsorsNArI, May ~.
CoTToN-oaiet middlings held 81
4' ceoFFEE-ouiet. --
RICE AT 2O1@24ac. ,
CHEESE-Sready. ..,
,FLOUR-Firm AID active; family a.
IS 1909 IS. .. -. , :,
: GRAIN-Wheat unsettled; req a. a.
q O5@2 10. Corn firm; shelled at -
@53c. Oats at 42@47c.
Haydn good demand; timothy at
$50 O0@24 90.
OIL-Linseed at 90@9lc.
PROFESSIONALISM firm. Mess
Pork at ga 90. Bulk meats, shoulders
at 4ic; hams at 7@7tc. Lard steady
at S3@S3c
SUGARS-Firm.
TALLOW-At 84@Ssc.
TOBACCO-Firm at good prices
WHlSKY-Active at 83c.
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.1..n.octurinp site for Sale.

I.N AUTHORIZED TO SELL, UPON
rsasonable terms, a piece of property
fronting ON Warren street, Manchester,
now Fourth ward ofthe city OF WheeiingJ
u p;tS a large brick building on 1t, suitable
for a tannery, planning null, slaughter nous
or a small IN ,nufacturing estaDlshlh NJ ",
CIV Eind. Price low, terms very easy and
possession at any time o,,,,rN
,,-oo Real Estate Agent.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May ~.
GRAMMAR grades Of grain are re
higher. Wheat advanced lc; no ., = :
ppTins at 81 56@l 81, closing at 81 %
cash, 81 So seller June. Corn stronger
ard more active at an appreciation Of
I@1lc; sales of No. 2 at 47iS49tc,
closing at 46ic seller June. Oats IN
good demand at 36l@37!c. Rye In
fair demand; No. 2 at 9l@93c. Barley
frmer; I@2c higher; No. 2 at 9SCSo4c
closing at &c, buying prices.
FLOUR-Firm AMI quiet.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork at slZ 40
@l2 50 cash; Sl2 62}@l2 % seller
June. Lad at s. 62i9S % cash;
So 72l@S Is seller jane.
BEEF CArrLE-Active at an al
vance Of l0c at 81 l096 60.
LIVE HOGS-Active and steady.
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MARRIAGE.

Married persons, or young men and ladies
contemplating marriage, being aware OF
mn, steal weak ness, organic debility, de-
formities, especially cured.
Hewho nlaees himself under the care OF
Dr. Fishblatt, may religiouslv con fide In
his honor as q gentleman, and confidently
rely on his skill as physician.
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For A8l0.

DESIRABLE TWO STORY BRI BRIO.
a house OF 20 rooms on quincy S uon
D sera root "a and water throughout, goon
srV cellar. side aud rear yard. The l0cat T'a
and neighborhOod are unexceptionssl.o t iInt
nroperty will be sold for less than inc I'LL
provements cost. - No IN Mon.
lhquiaee d. i' apr3O-rs
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FOR r EMIT.
For Rent.

LARGE ROOM, WITH SPLENDID
a light and power for machinery. Also,
other small roo ns. with or without power,
aud one,l ,rgs wareroom. Possession given
nrst OF April. Apply at once OF star FSHh
dry. BENZ. rlShE
mar22-h
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Exceeds anything OF the the kind ever pre-
scented in Wheeling. The immense stock
OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods opened
and now on exhibition will De sold al aston
ishingly low prices. Having purchased
most OF our stock from importers and man.
u acturers by the package, enables us TO sell
at less than the usual prices, and all persons
in want nj good goods are respectfully IN
vited TO give us an early call and save
money. We offer this murning
50 pieces Grenadines, new styles, from y
10 0c-nts.
$50 pieces Figured and Striped Plques,
splendid quality, AT Is cents
90 pi ces Fancy Plaid and Striped Pop
Inns from 20 to % cents
lou pieces "feXtra heavy Ginghams, worth
Is cents, for l2I3 cents.
100 pi-ces japanese Silks at almost any
price. Fancy and Back silks from sl.2j To-
81 50 Ladies' and hildren's Ready Made
Suits at greatly reducei prices. Ga Sh w.
DEPARTMENT has about 100 OF the latest
styles OF Shawis ana ocuf- of All quail rs
and at any p ice our Trimming Depart
m nj has arg stock tue best quaIil v .
Ribbons, all widths: GImIs = TX ami soft
Lac's, Embroiteries, buttons, etc. etc.
Also full line OF the celebrated Nilsson
Kid Gloves, said to be superior 10 anythin
vt pr duced In tn market. our Hosiery
department is supplied with almost 90
dozen. OF all qualities and sizes, some " Orth
z c-nts for IN c nts, and as low as ~ cents
pail. "nlIe GOODS, -wis>HS. NHinNOOks.
Bishop and Victoria La wns Jaconet-, plain
and striped, good quail y. at d ccnt 4
handsO q assortment OF ParasO and I'm.
brellas cheap. Cloths, Cashmere, Je - =
and tottDnadcs In great abundance At
almost any pI Ice. Bleached and Brown Mus
Inns, Shee ings Table Linen, Crashes, Tow
els, etc etc, very low. In short, all kinds
Of goods 10 he iOund in the Market. Dolly
V.rden Dress Goods, etc, In great VARIETY
p. S-We are also sole agents for he
Maysville Carpet Cnain, the finest, bet and
cheape In the city. aprlO
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New Books !
"CITY BOOK STORE"

RISE AND FALL OF SLAVE POWER
IN AMERI,A-By Hon. Henry Wilson
A TIRE hsUKY OF THoUGHT-An En-.
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BALDWiN's ANCIENT AMERICA
koUqHING lT-Mark Twain, sheep,
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THE HEART OF ARABIA-Edited by
Bayard Taylor, 9th, sl.5I.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAsT-By Bayard
Taylor, cloth. sl51.
THE MASQUE Of THE GODS-By bay
ard Taylor. cloth 81 q.
MARTIN CHUZZLEWTT-Harper's New
Household Edition, cloth, 81 81; paper, sl.lO.
Oliver .IsT-same Edition, cloth.
FIVE HUNDRED MAJoRrTY-By vii.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Optic, cloth,
TRUE AS STERILIZATION Harland,
EXPoSE OF PoLYGAMY IN UTAH
By Mrs. Stenhouse, cloth, $50; pape ,sl.00.
BITS Of TRAVEL-By "H. H." cloth,
MAUD MOUNTAINEERING Edwards, paper,
&c.
Also AFULL lISEoF
STATIONERY,
POCKET BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS and
WALL PAPE u
kept constantly on hand. Just received,
DOLLY WARDEN" INITIAL BILLET.
something entiiely new; Soc per box.
Initial CASKET," Jour tints, SOC.
"COTrA3E," 4c.
IA PATTE," &c.
Sent bv Mail Free OF Postage,
Address: j. ID. n. ANTON,
Corner Monroe and Market streets.
aprH
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For Rent.

CECOND AND THIRD STORIES OF
y Franklin Insurance Company's build
Ing. For p Tticulars apply at their ONCE,
on Monroe street, or TO GEO. W. FRANZ
III I'm or VI REILLY ma"4-h
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites 70 promote cou.
nubial happiness. Indeed. without these
the journey through lie becomes a weary
pilgrimage; the prospects hourly darken TO
the view, the mind becomes Swallowed with
despair and filled with the melancho holly
r. fiction that the happiness OF another be-
comes blighted with our own.
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Dr.. Fishblatt refers to the following
Professors

Dr.. Fishblatt refers to the following
Professors:
r. @. NEWTON ". ID.
c. n. R0BERHs, n. d.
j. HEINE, n. ID. or
PAUL ALLEN, n. d.
CALvIS RIvENBURG, n. =.
H MORGAN SWEET, n. ID.
H.HkRMANEE, n. D.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-11
FOR SALE.
For Sale.

FRAME DWELLING IN GOOD RE-
A pair, on Hampden street, by
Wv. HOGE& Bro,
anraO Bailey's Block, 100 Market street.