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1.-THE GREAT SOUTHEEl
4 S.medy for tho Gu Of S;''
fula, ScrOfulOus Taint :sEi
tiom, White Swelling joGi
IGoitrc, Con: lmptiOu, ;o }; =.
It's, Nervous Debility ant all d
eases arising froI! aninPa'' Ga
dition of The Blood.
The merit is Til1lblsff:ll
IatiOn arc so vellt IoEnthi' ~ 4
notice Is but aecc ~ 70 rsaioa :
readers oftNijourc ] otths 80 |,
ty of always having 1 bo!tls 9 =,
medicine among their stock HET
necessities. ,t.,,
Certificates can be preJso!!sd, W. IEs
many leading Phy:icilbI, alais s,1,
and heads oflGmilieS thro9s s:s ~,
South, endorsing In the hishtR u"
The Fluid Eztruet Of RsiaGslI; L.,
DR.. II, Wilson Carr oiBlLiIli
says che has uSedi' 10 elRi ~ D,
ull and other diJeISeIEiia : "-
''I Dr.. +. C. Pugh Of D.lis;;.s.
commondS II to all ptf'ont. " \, he n,
with diseased Blood, ,iylAs ',,,s
porior to any preparation Dc s'''
used. ,h,tl
more NJ. Z. Conirrenc. SoGnt ! H ~,
has beenSo much bensStlt1 ID
that he cheerfully recoInt..,,
lall his friends and lcquilh.,; M
Craven & Co., DrusgS ,'SI
louisville, Va, say itheTsf HN
10 give satisfaction. v.,,+,,
s. nc. McFndden, III 4
boro, Tennessee, SAyIit saiss .iSL
Rheumatism when all ~ ,,.trs.
Rosndails is no, I'edttq y.
aratIon, It's ingredient ~ y-r
on every package. sn' ri "a !. >
composed Of tbe s,rOnss,i, I ~ IL
that exist, and Is 40 ere i.ia!i =!
Purifier. Did our space Ss,i,I irs
coulI give you ts;tin : ~ ~ fr
ever State In the Soun !. = vssH
persons known TO every s,sJr,
and child either persia W.
utAtion. ,,r nrna
Rosadalis Is sold u "-'
CLEMENTS6 CA -,
BALTIMORE, SOLE Prgf''''
JOHN T. HENRY
No. 8 COLLEGE Ptl'! H.,
MO Yrk T..!.,:s
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HENRY BRUEs is selling black and col.
ored Silks cheaper than they have been
sold for great many years.
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TABLE Linens, Towels and Napkins,
you can save % per cent by going to
Henry Brues'.
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Books! Books. Stationery, &C.
New Books!
AT THE CITY BOOK STORE.


The School and the Army In Germany and
France-By Gen. HAzES, U. s. A., cloth, Sc 20.
The Golden Lion Of Granpere- ANTHONY
TRoLLorE, Cloth, 81 IS; paper, 75c.
81 H Is. l'd-Sy JANE R. S0AAEH'' CLOTH
Ny Hereby Mrs. FoRREsTER, cloth, SIS.
UneIAlmed-A Story OF English LiEe-cloth,
Fly LeaysI-By C.s. c. LEISURE, hour series,
smokO-ByJ.F. TuRoESEF, hour series, cloth,
Charlotte Ackorman-By oTro MULLER, Goth,
81 80. ~
Fair Women BY MrE. FoRREsrEB, paper, SOC.
Three Books Of SOug-By HENRV W. LoNG-
:, Manual Of Preserving, Picking and Ginning
Pruit-cloth, 6Oc,
A representative Life Of Horac, Greeley
By l. U. REAvIs, with an introduction by aon.
CAssIus NJ. CLAY, cloth 81 co.,
Life Of Horace Greeley-By JAMES PARTON,
cloth, g. 90. Isfs'
CApsr.sAuce- FANNY FINK, cloth, 81 80.
Stories Told to ChIld-By. JEAN IHsELow,
cloth, $l25.
Get Thee Behind Ne satan-By OLIVE LOGAN,
cloth, 81 90
Thoughts on Hen and Thlnys-By ANGELINA
GUsHtNGToN, cloth, 81 so.
Six Of One and Half Dozen Of the Other by
q. B. STOWE and Others, cloth, 81 so.
Rlane at the Fair, and other Poems-By RoBr.
BROWNING, cloth, 81 co..
The Dickens DlctiOnarI-By GILBERT A.
PIERCE, cloth, $500.
~ The largest stock OF LADIES STATION
cry in the city, including oil of the latest styles
OF French and English Note Papers and En-.
]. D. STANTON,
CORNER MONROE AND MARKET SITS.
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HENRY BRuEs is offering some of the
greatest bargains in Dry Goods ever
known.
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acknowledgement:
MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1872.
New Advertisements.

Great Auction Sale.
Undertaking.
Furniture.
Notice.
List OF Letters.
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MeuIcaI.

&C.. ~ Ia
LOT ulclr protection anu rclieT ~ ulea oaES}
Long experience has PRO sci NV, mIea tr,JFsf
ssI, snrGst, and best or ali In Sin % lc 81
llO market AbOunls, Nv tbs,r wy WIN an,
!ho blood Is purified, the corr,n yyvsa'lotsI hi
ten expelled, ObstrtctlonS r.,,n 0rA,,Ts
whole machinery Of life reslor,g y,e nj 4,
AcuNlty' Internal organs which TO u Lls.,
anu sluggish are cleansed hv s.y,ul.e t,sc,i
stlihlulate9 into action. ThlN InrI,il Ihh, ~
Is cnnnged INTO health, the value NJ ,,,utt "a.
Mheh rsckone1 on the vast mnlliinII,a, , y stas
y, San naruly DC computed. Their y. NloHm
,, iIanUs 'ncn PHEASANT TO take, and pro Iii
NJ ~ ulIinpnired Tor any Length az ,.ehpi
ti,io NY aau Syer Iresll, and perlittI, w
Aithohgll searching, they are Hill IiiV,uy rtiaS.
occupation, N'uuohr otds.
Full directions are given nm ~.
each box, how TO use them 4. w W1t1s;s
and Tor ne following complaint ' w, nv,
For Dyspepsia or IntlIPa.,,.
ness. LNnguOr and I,0Ss m LhilCu,
should 10 taken mctlCratcly 10 atm ppetliSl-,
ucl, anil restore Its healthy tonS a. .,aIe lheN0t
For Liver Complaint AMI ii s'. actloa.
toms, .BiliOus Headache. EIa.n,Olisyap
nchc, Jaundicc or Green sIshh Head,
iOuS Collie and Bilious Fsrss.A ,pE Ri.
be Judiciously taken for each esq = mey Sonh
diseased action or remove he y ,Soyt the
cause IL. ''s'uCuon,Whrh
For, Dysentery or Dlar,An. ,.,.
mild dose Is generally rcmlTI A' U1 COs
For Rheumatism, GOut. Cr.
pitntlOu OF the Heart, paIN" Pal,
Sitlc, Back and LOIns, they tLonpp, 10 The
uously taken, as required, to ChsngC \, " eohll
action OF the system. With Surb ss Ss N'eA'cl
complaints disappear. Vl'hsr tot
For DrOpHy and DropsIeaI v,.
they should be taken In large ami 1'a'elihH,
to produce the effect ola drastic my, iueA doi
For Suppression, a large los ,h,.,.,
taken, as itproduces the desired ote, a'G \, =
patty. '"V'' =! ~
AS II Dinner PiH, take ono or ,uo nm
promote digestion and relieve The ,tom v J'"' u
An occasional dose stimulates Inc st"T...,
bowels, restores the appetite and sri 'C,,an ~
system. Hence 1t Is Oilen aiyant,vsoST'.. Y
no serious arrangement exists, One ny, va ~
tOlerably well, Oilpn finds that A Iio.o ~ NJ W
Pius makes him feel lecdrdy better s, y, S,t
cleansing and rcnOvatng effect en- the i,. NJ
apparatus. " Wv "Ss'u't
PREPARED NJ
Ord. C. AVER & co., Practical ch,,,l.,
LOWELL, MASS, U.SA
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS Eyypyvrr,
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DEMOCRATIC NoMrNAT1oSs.-Last Sat.
urday evening the Democrats Of the city
and county held primary elections to
choose candidates to be voted for on the
22d inst. Only Tor the offices Of Justice
and Constable were selections made.
The following are the returns as far as
they have been received at this office:
WASHINGTON.
JuSticeS-H. W. Phillips and II. O..
Cots.
ConStabkS-Joseph Chaplin and God.
frey Price.
MADISON,
Jnstiees-R H. Gillespy and Charles B.
Cecil.
Constabks-Robert Junklns and VIM.
Richardson.
CLAY.
JuStices-A. N. johnson and Peter
Humberger,
C0nsta5k-Oharles Exley.
UNION.
JuStixS-Jobn Il. Downs and James P.
Shallcross.
COnsta6ks-William Dorsey and vii.
liam II. Stanley.
CENTRE.
JuSticeS-William Manion and Thomas
Mccormick.
ConStableS-George H. Blssett and John
Finnegan.
WEBSTER.
Jugticss-George Forbes and Edward
Harris.
Constabks-ThOmas Carney and Law.
renee Clark.
RITcHIE.
JuSticeS-John w. Schultz and Michael
Roth.
C0n,ta6E'-Henry Schultz and Law.
renee Heller.
HIGHLAND.
Justiees-Aaron Kelley and Peter Dele
plain.
ConStables-John Courtney and James
Robinson.
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PITTSBURGH FEMALE Co1LEaR.-We
have before us the catalogue of the Off.
GERS and pupils of this College. 1t has as
its irontispiece an engraving of the ele.
giant buildings, suggestive Of commodl.
business, comfort and the amplest facilities
for the accommodation and training Of a
large number Of pupils. And then we
know the reality to be all that Is repre-.
sented, that the interior is arranged and
fitted up in a style corresponding with
all that is expressed in the beautiful ex.
terror.
Its course Of study embraces all the
branches of solid and ornamental edu.
cation. 1t has eight distinct departments,
and q teacher for each one, and special
teachers for all the ornamental branches
music, Vocal and instrumental draw.
ing and painting, wax and shell work,
needle work, &c, employing altogether
twenty.three teachers
AT the head OF the Faculty is our
friend and brother, DR.. I. G. Pershing, the
very personifcatiOn Of earnestness and
energy. The remarkable success Of the
College attests his singular fitness for the
work to which he is called here. Under
his careful but genial rule the discipline
Of the College moves almost without a
jar, and the moral tone is kept up without
any serious difficulty.
The terms, we believe, are as low as in
any similar College of equal advantages,
while the education is as thorough and
the entire culture as perfect. The only
improvement we can think Of is in what
1t might be as United Presbyterian
instead OF a Methodist College. But if
we cannot claim it, we must give it credit
for its excellence and high claims.
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WHEELING, pITTs'I

WHEELING, PITTs'G & BAIT. DIVISION
Leaves Wheeling at 7;l5 q. m, and 40 p m,
Sundays excepted.
East bound Trains make connections al
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. At Relay House, ViS Wash.
ington City, for all points South.
West bound trains make direct connection al
Columbus for all points West and Northwest.
Tickets TO all principal points can BIZ procured
atthe o2lce. JOHN 1, WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
Il. T. DEVRIRS,
lell General Agent, Wheeling
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wEsT-LRAyEs
Nv heelirg daily
- nE
GRAIN.
CCOMMODATION,
WEar-IELNEa
wheeling daily

.'Wheellng dlily
at .........G i5 p. N.
ARRIVES AT
Columbus. ..l9:O q, m.
Cincinnati. J:45 q. m.
St Louis. -. 6:25 p. m.
Sundays excepted.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

q s.::isE 9 n. =
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL BE
i run BY the following schedule on and after
June 10, lS7s-Whceling time:
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Justices-Anron Kelley and Peter Dele
plain.
CGnstabts-John Courtney and James
Robinson.
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THE CONFERENCE, YEsrRRDAY.-A
large amount Of business was transacted
at yesterdays session OF the Conference
AN abstract Of which will be found in
another place Of this mornings paper.
The body was called to order at 0 O'Clock
precisely, and the succeeding three hours
were devoted closely to disposing Of the
various matters brought before it. The
afternoon was taken up with committee
meetings, examination of classes, &c.
This morning the lay delegates will meet
in the audience room Of tho church
and select their representatives to
the General Conference. The minis.
ters will also elect their delegates ut 10i
O'Clock. The place ofmeeting next year
will probably be selected to-day, also.
Blshop Simpson Is an admirable presiding
officer, dispatching business with great
ease and promptness, From present ap.
pearances the end will probably DC
reached tomorrow evening, leaving
nothing to be done on Monday morning
but the reading Of the appointments for
the ensuing year,
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THE WEST VA. CONFERENCE OF
- THE n. 3. CHURCH.
SECOND DAY.
MHERLINe, March Q, 1879.

WHEELING, March 2, 1879.
The Conference opened yesterday morn.
ing at 0 o'clock, Bishop Simpson in the
chair. Religious services were conducted
by Rev. s. D. Jones. A paper on the
educational fund was offered and referred
10 tho Committee on Education. The
appeal OF Joseph II. Gibson, OF Kingwood
circuit, was referred 10 the following com.
mittee: n. Tichnel, President, and
Revs. Wallace, Hughes, DOlliver, A. hall,
Hindmau, WaymRn, Reger, s. King and
Warden.
Rev. W. B. Watkins, DID,, Of steuben.
vile District, Rev. John Williams, DID,,
OF Kramer Chapel, SteubenVille, Rev. r.
Jordan, Of the Pittsburgh Conference, and
Rev. Il. j. Jones, oil the Ohio Conference,
were introduced.
The following brethren were continued
In the superannuated relation: ReYS.
Maginnis, Blrkett, Dixon, Il, L. Brooke,
g. Jones' Guthrie, West, Roger, Monroe,
II. B. SANFORD and A. Stevens.
The venerable l. L. Brooks, q man Of
more than common gifts and Of great
purity Of character, delivered q very
touching address. -'N
The list Of supernumerary preachers
was taken up. The following names
were called and their relation continued:
Revs. n. Tichnel, Lyon, Pinchon,
Shaw, Ford, ROhrb8ngh and y. Hitch.
ems. Revs. NJ. W. Rider and J. A. Viii
llams were made effective.
A committee Of one from each district
was appointed to correspond with heUni.
ted States government in regard 10 the de-
structiOn Of Church property during the
war, in the bounds Of the West Virginia
Conference.
The following brethren were represent
cd as having passed satisfactory examina.
tons, and were elected to elders orders !:
Revs. John Eckers, 8. Il. Jordon, W.
Snodgrass, L. Wilson, LOOMS, ]. r. Cole
man, N. Dowler, A. B. Rohr6augh, J. P.
Thatcher, Carrico, W. Shapes and r.
N. Hughes.
Dr.Walden, agent Of the Book Concern,
OF Cincinnati, addressed the Conference.
7. Hornbrook, U. ShafFer, ]. T. Snod.
grass, F. W. Wood, VIM. E. Rlpey, @. q.
Manchester, T. F. Faulkner, W, Harper,
r. Weise, N. Sayresl Chenowith, Morris
ton, and AllemOng, were continued on
trial. RevS' .Asbury, Mich and John Woods
were discontinued. Isaac N. Rodes was
discontinued at his own request
Revs. Miner, Shaw and Holmes, oil the
Pittsburgh Conference, and Rev. s. B.
Barnltz, OF the Evangelical Lutheran
Church, were introduced.
Rev. A. J. LYDIA was appointed to re.
ceive the church extension money.
The journal was read and approved.
Rev. A. Hall was excused from serving
on the Gibson appeal case, and X.
Northcralt was appointed in his place.
Conference adjourned until this morning
at 0 o'clock, with the Doxology and
BenediCtion. 40
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PERsoNAL-Dr. David s. Pinnell, oil
Buckhannon, Is in the city. DR., p. will
be remembered as the representative Of
Upshur county in the Legislature when
Wheeling was the capital Of the State,
He also represented the United States for
a year or two at Melbourne, Australia,
as Consul. he is looking remarkably
well.
Our old friend, N. Golf, Esqr., oil
Clarksburg, called 10 SEQ us yesterday.
Mr.. G. has been attending the Confer.
ence, in which body he holds the position
Of Steward. We regret that he was sum.
moned home last evening by telegram
announcing the death OF a son Of DR.. ].
W. Ramsay.
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RETURNED MIssIoNARY.-Among the
visiting ministers present at the Confer.
Ience now in session In the city, Is the
Rev. W. Butler, D. D., who returned
from India few years since, after ten
years service as missionary in that inter.
esLing country. DR.. B. has recently pub.
lished volume comprising the result of
his observations also, Astounding in
sketches Of persons and places, together
with graphic descriptions Of scenes during
the great Sepoy rebellion. At ono period
in that terrible revolt, DR.. B. was com.
PEELED to abandon his station and take
refuge in the mountains, to escape the fury
of the rebels. The work Is brought out
in handsome style, and is valuable &C.
QUESTION to any library. DR.. B. visits
our city under the auspices of the Ladies'
Foreign Missionary Society of the NJ. E.
Church, in whose success hc feels deep
interest. As will be seen by notice else.
where III this mornings paper, DR.. d. will
address the society this evening at Fourth
Street Church. The public is invited.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-But ono session Of
this Court was held yesterday-the docket
for the day having been disposed OF by
the morning hour Of adjournment.
The jury which had the case of the
State rs. Connolly under consideration
Wednesday evening, resumed its dellber.
atoms yesterday morning, and finally ar
rived at the conclusion that the honor
and dignity Of the State would be fully
satisfied by the payment of fire cents
by the defendant
Rev. Julius Fuendling, pastor OF the
Lutheran Church near the north end OF
Market street bridge, was admitted to the
rights Of citizenship.
In the case of the State o.. Coleman, a
continuance until the next term was asked
by the prosecuting attorney, and granted.
The State vS. Tierney was continued on
motion OF the Defendants counsel. Tier.
ney renewed his recognizsnce.
Adjourned until 0 o'clock this morning
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.EoE-saIe.
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PUBLIe AUCTION @
Houses, Lots and Land.
! win offer at public sale the following propel

LII -
q, WIZ ouet ~ public sale the following proper.
myn,,o
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 10, 1879,
in front Of Woodeoekia o,ocorv .o,,,. o,n.n,,
and TSIO .;.SSta R,ib. SLoSeI corner OF BANK
"A Ryiek nvaIII,, No.. 80 TL,..1..
KifEWood on ~hIcs nc,s i,Sa M N.Y. h ~ u
Tan foom1 ma n uroS;d "a ,,,S az ~
nt.h1iiaISs n q r,',. ~ ~, \. ~
and 10 rot up throughout m he yery best mar,
ner. There IL q cellar OF four apartnieniS inder
which Il q rendered. ratprooi and SIwSys Az
Its sgpssior q pleaIlnt reSIdsnco, and ior dur:
aoillty, convenience and comfort, cannot be ex.
'eiIeG IN ohi0.
A Frame House In RlrkW0Od, Lot II, con.
Auung eisnI rooms iE9' Ei
Cottage House In KlFkW0od, Numbered
81, containing three rooms and pantry -'''
Tha Yellow HouSe, No. COZ, On the corner or
Bank and Main SireetS. BridrenoTt eopSiStjSe ~ ~
three business rooms aud dwellings for three
FAMILIES, This property 10 considered the best
location for public business In the town.
Seyen Lots In KIrkwnod. Nns 90 20, s0s
CO. 40 100 and i0I. ThesS Iota HSe ali nnSsS vood
tance, y = - = ''' N''''' hON
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The F avorite Soa p,
Manufactured by Z. REID, wheclIpr. wa


claim that II cannot be cxcelled. ist In ppr,.
y and quality; I'd, In economy, because Ii IL
nrm and hard as soon as made and will not shrink
when exposed 70 the atmosphere, like most
soaps DO. 1t will therefore wash half as much
more as the soaps now In market Of the same
price; %, For perfection In washing. You must
WASH WIN pure, clean soap, or you cannot have
clean, whito clothes. De- p6 Fdporlts Hodp and
you will have no more trouble getting your
clothes white and ilultleSS, and guarantee that
u WIN not tnlure the ektn or the most delicate
mbfies. 9Th, claim for II an advantage over M
others in that Il viii bear leaving In water FOR 8
or 10 houfs without injuIing It. othef soaps are
rendered useless by forgetting them in the tub
or basin after using. Please enquire OF your
grocer for the FaYorite Soap, and You win ia
convinced th1eit % the best.
CAUTIoN.=Raeh bar h stamped "AInkrs' and
Vtehdntef Fdporib Soap, nUJdctured bv IA
Reld. RhStllno, w, "a" - = =
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by
so,n.u, c EDWARD REID,
Aug19 Wheeling. W. Va
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BILLIARD ExurBrTIoN.-Mr. Dion, the
champion billiard player in the United
States, gave a second exhibition oil his
skill with the cue at the Mcclure House
billiard rooms last evening. Quite num-
Der Of persons assembled to witness the
marvellous performances Of Mr.. D. with
"the ash and ivory" Several Of his feats
bordered on tho miraculous, but they
appeared to be perfectly at the command
OF the champion. BE dashed them of
with an ease and grace astonishing to his
audience. A fresh interest will no doubt
be aroused in the game by the visit OF
Mr.. Dion, and much time and patience be
squandered in attempting to acquire his
remarkable skill in performing on the
green cloth.
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CHRIS. HESS, merchant tailor, corner
Main and Quincy streets, solicits the at
tention Of gentlemen to his fall and winter
stock Of ready made clothing, consisting
Of cloths, cas5imercs, vestings, all new,
and comprising every style popular at the
East. With superior stock, a flrst.class
cutter, and the hest workmen obtainable,
l can guarantee my work, and that my
prices will be satisfactory. G. HESS,
Corner Main and Quincy streets.
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LAID Up.-Thc Hope and Shamrock
arc laid up at tho loot of Quincy street,
and present indications are that they will
remain there for some time TO come. The
great masses of ice piled up along the
shores render the transaction Of business
by river totally impracticable.
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FEALATES-

In many affections peculiar 10 fcmales. the
EXTRACT BUCHU Is uneQualed by any Other
remedy-as in ChloroRis or Retention, Irfeeuiar.
ny, Painiulness or suppression OF CustomaTy
kyacnAtons, liberated or Scirrhous state OF NJ
EtetaS, LeneorfhGa or Whites, SterilIty, and for
nom indiscretion, Habits OF Dissipation. or ih
the Decline or Change Of Lille. II 70 prescribed
exteneiYely by the most eminent Physicians and
Aidwiyes, aiter Confnements, and for Rnieebled
and delicate Constitutions OF both sexes and an
ages, attended with any OF the above Diseases OF
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PoLIcE CoURT.-A drunk and a dlsor.
derby constituted the business before the
Police Court yesterday morning, Thos.
Hyatt was arraigned on the first named
charge, and was fined the usual dollar
and costs. In default Of payment, he
was sent to the chain.gang for ten days.
Frances Yates answered to the second,
and a fine Of ten dollars was entered up
against her. This sum, with costs Of
hall that amount, mado an aggregate
which it will require twenty days in jail
to pay,-boarding included
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-08

OPERATIONS TO DE REsUMED.-We
were assured, yesterday, that the Wash
ington Mill would be put in operation
carly next week. Messrs. Dewey, Vance
& Co., 1t is said, have rented it for the
purpose of making "muck iron"-their
present facilities for that purpose being
entirely inadequate to supply their wants.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-08

Coop APPoNTMRNT.-We are grati6ed
to announce that Mr.. H. @. Cans, formerly
in the Baltimore 6 Ohio railroad office
in this city, has been appointed assistant
General Superintendent oil the Kansas
Pacific Railway. Mr.. G was prompt and
efficient in discharging his duties while
here, and we doubt not will make o most
excellent general officer. We congratu.
late him on his promotion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-08

STILL AORoUND.-The Express is still
aground in the middle Of the river just
above the Belmont Mill. We thought
she got of Wednesday afternoon, and
knew nothing to the contrary until last
evening, when we went down to the
landing and saw her where she stopped
Wednesday morning.