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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, April 6.-Flour-gOOd
scarce and in demand; superine S6.5e; XN
1925; low to choice xxx S7.65d9.75.
Corn frmer; mixed Tic; white TIC. Oats
556S6c. Ban $1.75. Hay lower; prime
$50; choice S33O34. Pork advanced &C;
mess $3.50. Bacon firmer at 50, 7s67ic.
Hams, S. c., 1146l13c. Lard dull; fierce,
packers 83a9c; refined 9ta9ac; key lOc. SUI
gar in good demand; common &c; fair to
fully fair SIIa95c; prime 9sc. Molasses in
GOOD demand; common rebOiled 35c; fair
fermenting 42a44c; cistern bottom &c;
prime SIC. Whisky, Western rectifed Ola
95e. G, flee quiet and easier; ordinary 1870;
fair 196199c; good 193620c; prime 20ac.
Sterling exchange 12Os; sight premium.
Coli 1lnl -
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TAgARIEs OF MARRIAGE.


Fate Swinging the Matrimonial LassO
z in Eccentric Cells.
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London advices of yesterday quote 5-2Os,
'62, at 92s;; EOS at s3a; '67s at 93!a, and 10
40s at 49,.
Tennessee Bonds are quoted in New
York at 81 for both the old and the new.
Bank of Tennessee notes are scarce
and in demand. Dealers buy at 81 and sell
at 49,. State warrants are firm. Dealers
buy at IS and hold at SIC.
~
Southern Bonds An New York.
The sales of Southern bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange on the I'd inst. were
SECOND BOARD.
5000 Missouri six per cents.
10000 south Carolina six per cents, new,
January and July. .... .b3............39
The sales. on the Sd Inst. are thus re-
ported:
FIRST BOARD.
1000 Tennessee six per cents, old..........66k
1000 Missouri six per cents. .95X
5000 South Carolina six per cents, new,
January and July..-.... b3. ..........39
SECOND BOARD.
1000 North Carolina six per cents, old. -. SIX
29,OOO South Carolina six per cents, new,
January and july. b3..........8SE
10000 South Carolina six per cents, new,
January and July ............-.......394
The sales on the 4th inst are thus given:
FIRST BOARD.
1000 Virginia six per cents, deferred. ...16
5000 South Carolina six per cents, oid.....52
5000 South Carolina six per cents, new,
-. january ana July ....,.s.........-.,3
: 900 North Carolina g. issued TO the North
Carolina Railroad ...................4S
1000 Missouri six per cents. ..95K
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FLIRTING.

What it Does and Does not Consist of
"A Young Lady Trying TO Take Care
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-07

cannot now in MOrmonland indulge them
selves to their hearts content; but that
they could do 50, witness this announce
ment in a newspaper of Utah: "Married,
in Salt Lake City; on the 10Th ult., in the
presence of the saints, Brigham Young, to
Mrs. &. NJ. Jenkinson, Miss Susie P. Cleve-
land, Miss Emily P. Martin, all of the
county of Berks, England" Fancy one
man marrying three widows, all at once
Old Mr.. Weller would have bad.an apoplectic
fit at the idea, and we ourselves are so over
come by It that we can say no more about
matrimonial curiOsities.
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Augusta, Ga, April 4.

WIHN--HII1 NNE73 N'a1'3 = III y
Our market is quiet; middlings 2lte;
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Some EnOch Ardens Of Real Life, and
How they Fared.
Amusing Anecdotes of the COnjugal
State.

A late number of Eregy Saturday con-
tains an amusing article on some of the
vagaries of marriage and cOurtship. Prob
ably every reader of the UNION AND AM
ERfcAN has in his memory some queer in
stance of similar sort, The field is so
boundless that it is strange that the indus
trious cleaner, Disraeli, the elder, should
never have turned bis attention to the sub
ject. The romance naturally attending
courtship and marriage is such that it is not
wonderful there should be much which is
OEtre and eccentric in the history of matri-
moDial connections. No doubt a" vast
number of young ladies feel like Miss Lydia
Languish, shocked at the thought Of being
married in an ordinary humdrun fashion;
and some would even be willing to initiate
the Pittsburg couple, who made bridal trip
in balloon 1900 feet above the earth.
There are few young ladies, nova days,
who would care to enter the matrimonial
moose under the shadow of another kind Of
a moose. Some of the sex, however, have
proved equal TO this emergency. In 1725 a
woman petitioned King George l., that she
might win pardon for a mslefactor by mar
rying him under Tyburn tree itself. In
such cases the poor wretch had choice of
evils. He probably would prefer to play
the role Of the mule, who, it is said, when
placed between two bundles of hay, will
nibble at neither one. 1t certainly has been
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New York Money MARKET.
New YORK, July "a ?. !


Affairs in Wall street were very dull
to-day, and business was closed up at
an early hour. The Stock Exchange
adjourned at = o'clock this afternoon,
and the Gold Room at 2:l5. The for
mer will resume business at IL o'clock,
noon, on Friday, and the latter at 10
o'clock A. NJ. There was great ex
odus OF bankers, brokers and specula-
tors to the country, and the street was
deserted much earlier than usual.
MONEY-The market was easy, at
4Gd5 per cent, on call. ...
GOLD-The market was dull and
Uniform, with all the business at ll3i
The gold dial did not change from the
opening to the close Of the maket, Nhich
tact il a tair illustration Of the condition
81 affairs in Wall street to-day.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The mar.
ket was dull and nominal y unchanged.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-The mar
ket was dull and h fraction lower.
United States currency 6's, ll43@ll5.
The specie engagements tor to MORO" S
steamers amount to $4,000, including
s5OO00 in silver. The Assistant Treas
urer, to day, paid out 1925, 900 on ac>
count of interest, and $4,000 in re-
demption OF five-twenty bonds.
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event were borne by the herafd:boy ey-
erwin ere. The erocefy shov wae told Of

event were borne by the herald: boy ey-
eryNbere. The aroceiy bow was told Of
ii, and he received the stunning infor1
nation With sublime indifference, and
ended the interview by throwing the
boys hat into one lot, and the boy him.
self into the next one, is enc Of those
phenomena which no one can ever on :
derstand.
Aud there came a day that brought
the cannon On, jubilation As long as
a child's little finger, as large az pen
Gil. Yet it seemed very coIumbiai to
the boy as he gazed into its painted
mouth.
Oh, mostlong night that preceded the
wonderful Fourth! That night was
come at last, ami tomorrow was the glo-
rious Jay Of days! A boy rolls and
mutters in his bed, and long before the
gas is turned off for the night, often
wakes up with a start, with the fearful
conviction that he has oversight himself,
and that the day had long since dawned.
And upon q table close by there irowns
that cannon, and beside it a wealth OF
Jack shining grains to which the AL
chemy OF a boys hopes and fond i'm
maginings have given a value far above
what they would have were they partl-
Giles of yellow dug from the placers Of
California. -...
WHAT an interminable night How
the darkness clings to the earth How
often the serene repose Of moonlight is
mistaken Tor the fash of auroral eyes
Night of wakings night OF dreamings
that are realities in vividness, and in
which the boy, time and again, thong ht
he had slept till noon, and that the
Foulh was half gone without hispartic-
ipation; night that Is shod with lead,
and that moves as the hours that separ-
ates lover from his mistress; night
that is feveriSh, that is hated because it
divides from the Day, and yet loved be-
cause it is so near the supreme event!
But now, after everlasting waklngs.
and after sleepings that seem as hours
and that are only tor minutes, there
comes q leaden hue low On the horlz m
acorss the lake. And into. this sickly
tint there creep flashes OF tawny red,
which, anon, deepen into a vivid Grim
son. The leaden hue crawls up the sky,
followed by the tawny red, and from
out the CRIMSON that is embosomed
acorss the slugguish water there comes
crescent, while hot with the 'ervor o.
a promised day.
And just as the crescent grows into
fullness, and is born vast and glowing
orb, trembling fngersare ramming home
grains Of black, a nervous, hoyish band
carries the ghted punk 10 the tiny vent,
there is blast, a smart report, the red
mouthed cannon filings itself back with
The vigor OF its opening note, and then
the Fourth has come.
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Kew YOrk market.
Nu Vopu Tn

FLOUR-The market is dull, heavy
and S@l0c lower; sales at s. %
al 80 for superfne State; s. 2096 ~
for extra State; Sc 35@6 80 for choice
do; S6 55@7 Is tor fancy do; S. 25@
) - for superiue western; 50 OO()
6 40 for common to medium extra
western; Sc 4597 80 for choice; 81 81
(a8 80 for common to choice white
wheat western extra S. 3096 %
or common to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; IS 60@S %
Tor trade brands; 81 3099 40 for
common to fair extra st. Louis and
50 5O@ll 80 for good to choice do.
Southern -four is dull and lower at
81 U099 90 for common to fair extra
and - Us @l2 % for good to choice do.
Rye flour is dull and heavy at "a 0O@
4 60. Corn meal quiet.
GRAIN-The wheat market is dull
and lower at 81 509l 80 for No. 2
spring; 81 53@l Sc for No. do;
81 goal 63 for winter red western;
81 659l IS for amber western; 81 65@
70 for white do. Rye is dull and
nominal at 7S@S0c for western. Barley
quiet. Barley malt quiet and I'M
changed. Corn is dull and declining
at 6OG96lc for steamer western mixed;
63@63!c for sail 10. Oats dull at 43@
434c for western and 43@44c for Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork unchanged at
s13 - for new mess; SO Is for
prime, and Sl2 25@l2 80 for new
prime mess. Beef dull at 81 5099 50
for plain mess and $40 00@l2 10 for
extra do. Beef hams at $40 00@
"a 90. fierce beef at $l4 0O@l7 90
tor prime mess and 81 OO@l9 20 for
India do. Cut meats at 9!@l2lc
tor hams and Ss9S4c for shoulders.
Middles are quiet at nc for long
clear. Lard is dull at S!69c for
No. | to prime steam, and 95c for kettle
rendered.
BUTTER Dali at 22@2Sc for
new
CHEESE-Heavy at l0@ll3c for
common TO prime.
COrTON-On spot opens quiet and
weak at 24!c for low middiings and
254c for middling uplands.
PETROLEUM-Quiet and steady at
l2Ic tor crude and 22sc for refined,
TALiOW-Steady at S!@9 5,l6.
Stearine dull at 9@l0c.
WHISKY-Dull at 90G902c.
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shoe; 62.ie; round and square, 1908 s-l0c;
heavy band irenc5 S-t095 s-lQc; light oand,
S 7-l0a8 BLOC; hoop, 6(99 2-l0c; oval, 5 Sl0a
sSlDc; half oya and half round, clog
LARD oIL3-Extra winter strained at SO@
Il MoEAA6Es- New Orleans prime to choice
at N fs9Ss ICES per sa? kes g. Brads and
Fencing, 10 to God, s. 6G 8to I'd, s. rs; 9 to I'd
8 % e g g. e. 81 g Fl II n E IS sh in
lS 90 I'd t b. IL ri il, r. g. i IN, g
., in, s. Is; ~ In, 81 OO; 8 in,- So Ia
Casing, 10 to BOD, IS Is; Sd, s. 50; Cd, 60 Is;
ID, szOL Fine Blned, I'd, g 55; Sd, g 2S ID,
Rha and "a SA's IN IL S SfiSeS
S IS Boat spikes, cut, 50 Is.
PROVSIONS--Mess pork at sl3 5O9A 90.
LaTd extra "a winter at sci summer 81
ders at J34Ca6c; clear sides at &c; sugar cured
briskets al Toe; plain do at sc; plain hams
none in market; sugar cured do at I2Ic,
canvassed and packed; extra sugar cured at
'RiCEcPrime new South Carolina fair
to prime at s1lc; cheice at lOc; Rangoon
at SIZE; Patra at9c.
SEEDS-Season closed on timothy and
clover; faxseed at 81 10.
SCARCH-At 5R9SIac; maizena,, l29lic.
SODA-At Sc IN papers: best New Castle at
nc in key; American at &c.
J -SOAP-family at &c; German at &c;
Eastern at 6hgUc.
sALT-Dairy at 81 70; best Ohio River at
81 " delivered. ... .., ..---,
SYRUPS-Are active and firm. We
quote Common at As to soc; Fine, 6Oc;
Choice, zoe; Best, 75c.
SUGARS-New Orleans at l0Hdllc;
Porto Rico l09l0Hc; Demarara at llh9
l2c; standard brands of refined as follows:
crushed, powdered and graduated at l41ac;
A at l2j4c; b at l255sc; ex. e at l211ac; common
brands at 14@Rc less.
Hyson at 81 iO9l 30; OolOng at 70td851l 40.
WUOL-The market Is very much de-
pressed. Only small lots Offering. Sellers
are good deal higher in their ideas than
buyers are willing To concede. Clean, W II
washed at $4,000 per pound.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. co.

r. taFHE1 PASSENGER RAINs
~ wv will b., run by the following
ScncIule on and after June IL, loi2-- Wheel
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
EAsT--LEAyEs wEsT-LEAyEs.
" daily at $50 A. NJ. daily at....ll:lOA
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
Cumberland 2:l5 p. N. Columbus...525P. N.
Baltimore ..-.o.2j SaDdusky. ...l0:90
Washington cincinnati. 'Ul1
ID. C..........9:j0 .CnicagO.......S:'DA.
PhIladelpuia.S: . AM 1t. Louis."....l:OO r. N
New IOrk.."6.iU
FAST LINE.
EAsr-LEAyEs wEsr-LEAvEs
daily at, $40 P. NJ. daily at. SIS A. N.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. 2DJ A. n. Colulnbus.-".EIpP p. VI.
Baltimore .....E Sandusky..".5.O
New York ....4 4OP. M.lCtncinnati.-.
Philadelphia " " Chicago A. NJ.
Washington IT. Louis.....
D.C........-lO:n5 A. n. Sundays excepted
sSundays exceptedI
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAvEs wIsT-LEAvEs
sW heeling ,HWheeling
daily at'..ll:jr Pm. daily at...-ll;5I p. N.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
CumberIand.S:UA A. N. Columbus. " AZ.
BatimOTe....-i:i5 +. N. lSandusKy.... o:oOP NJ
Washington cincinnati. E1p
ID. C......,,.,. 6:2j p. n Chicago ----.l2:I5
Philadelp'a-ll:}O Il. Louis bW A. NJ.
New York. Saturdays excepted.
SATURDAYS excepted
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATION
EAsr-LEAyEs wEST-LEAVEs
.Wheeling Wheeling
daily at-...lG55 A. N daily at--.--5 ID p. N.
ARRIVES At ARRIVE At
Cumberland $50 Columbus. 1850 A. II.
Sundays excepted Cincinnati J:6
1t Louis...... 6:l5 p. ~.
lChic9go-.....lZ:lo
SSundays excepted.
WHEELING, PlTTS'G & BAIT. DIV.
Leaves Wheeling at us a. m. and 40
n. tu., Sundays excepted.
East bound trains make connections
AT baltimore with trains for Philadels
phia, New York and Boston. At Relay
House, via Washington City, for all point
south.
West bound trains make direct connec-
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
tickets 70 all principal points can be pro-
cared at the office.
JOHN L. WILLOW,
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore
r. T. DEVRIES,
Jel2 b. General Agent wheeling.
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sS. Jam oS Hotel


~
ON Water street, within two blocks OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad and directly
in front of the Steamboat Landing. 1t Is II
lirSt.class Hotel in every particular, ana we
trust that when you visit our city we may
receive your patronage. The house has
been completely reitted and renovated,
and will challenge comparison with any
house OF lis grade East or West, Nothlhe
viii be omitted that will add to the comfort
aud convenience of guests and insure a
continuance OF their patronage. inc tanie
Il hote will at all times be supplied WIN
the best our market affords, anu De served
in a manner TO win your approval. An
Omnibus will be at the eastern end oi Inc
suspension Bridge TO convey passengers
from street cars to the Hotel me- OF charge.
'The prices OF Boarding will he moderate:
Trusting that when you visit Wheeling
we hall have the pleasure of your conf
pany al the st. James Hotel, we remain
YOURS very respectfully, ,>x-
WHEELING May 10, 1872. mayII-S>o
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RaIiImore Market.

BALTIMORE, July ).
COTTON-Dull and nominal; low
middIings, 24!c.
FLOUR-Unchanged and dull.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; new choice
wheat at 81 559l GO; fair to prime at
81 40;6,l so; new choice red at 81 400
$50 old western at 81 459l IS. Corn is
scarce and inactive for southern |;
southern white at S09S2c; do yellow
at &c. Oats are dull; mixed at 43@
44c;- white 4794Sc; southern Acc
Rye quiet and unchanged at 90c@$l 90.
PKOVI>IONS-Quet but firm.
Mess pork, sl3 5o9l3 Is. Bulk
neats-Snoulders, Sic; sales at $4,000
pounds. Bacon unchanged, but in
active. Sugar cured hams at l3
lac Lard at 9@9!c.
BUTTER Western, firm and steady;
choice al lie.
WHISKY is dull and unchanged at
90c.
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Rutldiug Lots For Sale.

OFFER THE FoI.LoWlNd ETH ID EN- ;tS
nj wholesale or retail: Lots No. IL IN
Square 9; No. In Square 3; the SCUM M W
No. lin Suuare II; No. in Square ~ No. II
I'm square Il: No. II in Square IL; No. IN
Souare q; No. II in square ls, ana NO. /" III
Division +. ~ M. NJ ,z;r
Also, Lots No. l in Square 20; NO, 10 IN
square 9; north half of NO, IA 10 9HusMIe ~ ~
in SQUARE Il: No. lin square 10; No. Il IN
Siuars il: No II In square q, and N: 10 IN
ARE q. All situated in the Subdivisions
VI INV L. g. HUGHES,
., Real Estate cent.
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FOR r z Mt.
For Rent.

LARGE ROM, WITH SPLENDID
4 light and power for machinery. Also
NJ her small roo ms, with or without power,
sud one ltrge wareroom. Possession gwen
first OF April. Apply at Once OF StsT r1 p
dry. heN''
ARD n
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI July 3.
COTTON - Firmer; middlings at
254e. ...s
FLOUR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Whest quiet at 81 50.
Corh'is steady at 4S@5lc. Oats, SAG
SIC. Rye, 72@75c. Barley neglected
and shade firmer; sales at 42@45c.
- MOLASSES-Stesdy. g..
PROVISI0NS-Quiet Mess pork
is quoted at $40 259lf So Bulk
mests are inactive; shoulders at 4sG
clear sides at &c. Bacon-Shoulders
at SIC; clear sides at 7sG79c. Lard
dull; city kettle at SIC.
SUGARS-Firm.
.TOBACCO-Actiye. --L--L.
WHISKY-Decline lie; sales at SAC.
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hair Is thlckened. laiilng hair checked, snh
badness often. though not always. curei
by its use. Nothing can reSore NE hair
where the follIcles are destroyed, or the
Glands stropbied and decayed; but such o.
remain can be saved by this application
aud stimulated into activity, 20 thsta new
growth Of hair r. produced. Instead ofsoui'
ing the hair with spssty sediment, u VIII
keep &c clean and vigorous. lt occ v1ons'
use win prevent the hair rom turning gray
or mlllng on, and consequently prevent
baliness The restoration or vifa'ity nkivea
70 the scalp arrest and preyeuu the forms-
ton OF dandrun. which ls 70 ofsn - un-
cleanly and offensive. FIRES nom tho~'
deIeteitous substsIpss which make sons
rrnpara,ionI dangerous snd Injurious To
Inc hair, the vigor can only benefit but uot
harm u. II wanted merely Tor HhiR
DRESSING, no,hins else can % found W
desirable. Containing n.ither OF nor dye.
N DOS not soil white cambfic, AMI yt lnsb
long on the hair, giving a q ri,h, glosy
lustre, aud grateful perfume. .S.lo.s
Prepared by Dr.. &c. Aysa&Co',
Practical and Analytical chsmiss, Low
'b' 'b's-. -. S-s--1--=-
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For Rent.

,,ECOND AND THIRD STORIES or
- Franklin Insurance Coinpany's build
inc. For particulars apply at theIr oi. IT,
81 EN- or VI REILLY. marl-n
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FOR SALE.
Rridge Stock for Sale.
For SaIQ.

INV, FINEHILL FARMS IN WETZEL
Iounty, w. Va, one OF $iO acres, ~
Inc in valuable timber, house, stables, &c ;
the other of 100 acres, one mile west OF
Burton station, b & .. K. r; Payments
% ~ Nv Wv. HU'iES BRO,
RailaY'S block, log Market 81.
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ST, JAMES HOTEL.

r,EELING THAT WHEELING HAS
great need of, and believing that the
travelling public will amply patron, "e
opeue,l the
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sIIy er,n troll them. The tes;irnonys of Dor
h>-f cftizess,,l OF all ela,<eH, cshDfonB w"
fact, thai CHENEY PICTORIAL will and .oDs-
reitsye and cure the afnietef disreG oi
tie Throat and Lnnss bsyond any oeoer
medicine. The most dangcroue siSscvohs
and eases Of L6SsyINPfIoNs eaeed by
this preparation, are publicly nnoyp. %
rernsi Fable as hardly Ia Dc betisyeas were
they not proven hey ond dispute AAe rem.
ssiy IL h sd.au ats, on which the p3olie may
rely Tor nun pr0tkction. BY cuf1pg CUUohs,
the forerun neFs OF more ssftgus o11ase' "
say~unHumbeFe6if vens sne - $500 OF
surering Pot y be com paisd. y es1ssegT
Every family should keep u ON haad -
protection against the early and unpof-
eeiycd attack OF Pulmo Jafy Aneetions
cusns fnsars de-, and { o 0s.Sn stst n neg
lerts-d, Tender lungs needs this defense.
and IL n unvise 10 ue without H. a. ale
guard 10 children, amid the distressing db
ezses which beset the Throat ana 49, oi
childhood, CHERRr PICTORIAL " lntaIu.
able; for, by il timely use, mnititnhn ~
rsNcued nom premature graves, and sayed
70 the lUSe aa1 affection centefpc on m.
IL acls spSedsfy and safeiy e<HiDA lcy
eoL1s esenrfn9 soun1 md 49, npeweoapE
reep. No one will sufsr tIobieeQms IN
PLtENZA and painful BHDSCniIn.
xhss sssy hnor Aev sashy ny Can "
ana 49,, :ss t Sis egS saSra 5 D.
pcxsl 81 toil fsspsyed In mahtnl svUy ~
i'm Inc rfmsst pnrGbas ykJss1onl ~ nay
be confidently reited upon = pcn
sne yfrtua 4 hss eye exhioitsd, I'd nHa.
ole Of produ<ing euses - memsgaUs g the
greatest II hss ever elected.
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Ayers -.
Cherry Pectoraf,
For Disease Of the Throat and lung
such as Coughs Colds, Whoop.
iog6eugh, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma and Consumption.

Among the Gfea
discoveI ies o. mod :
ern science, tew are
Of more real tslur
70 MANKIND nsn
hisenect Gal rsfne-
y DE fsrosi ami
Lupp. A vaa trial
of iis virti1esthro-
oat this and other
cen. n,nt,,ns.sA a ss.
surely and edectn
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Ayers ~
Hair Vigor,
For Restoring to Gray Hair its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which IL nj
once agreeable,
healthy. ana
enectnal for
preserving the
hair. II seo'i
---s~-~.ys-si~io
pras hntr % ~
original color
utlh The oIo''
ard nsshr<" oI
youth. T h Ia
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t WEIGH Is PREPARED TO 10 ANY
81 amount OF Slate Roonng on most mod
crate ter1nse Apply 30 Dodson d. Brothers,
slate Merchants, Wheeling. w. Va,
ar1S-h ~ .a...
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pl q e q Ess.s sg,s s;. sss ss'.a :s
many thoQ Sand c4es Of ihoee diseased pefIjsr
to SonaH have been ensbefd 10 pesfeet snno..
p0eht aud Agreeable medicine thar neetAthe nd.
Cations presented y, that elass Of diseasesasiia
positive certainty aud exactnees. -
: To Designate this -.stural specific ecnpoun&
a IL 80
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. R.

- -S44s5.-l ON AND AFTER JUNE
sf8 sS'EF-e-SfS p 1872, Trains will run as