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E~ooNoAY.-Take your fall clothing to the
Steam Dyeing n Cleaning House Hunt a
Hanson's old standl, 246 Second street.
HAHHOH 4 WAIRER-
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LANDRETa's garden seed, flower seed.
plants, flowers, fruit trees, etc, for sale
By A. L. Hatch q Co., IS Union street.
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cONEUBIAL FELIcITY-Nothing tends more
70 connuhial happiness Than cheerful ana
healthy Infants and children. Mrs. Whit
remedy.
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The trial of the case of Bretzmsn VS.,
the st. Louis Packet Company and Flem.
Calvert was concluded yesterday, but
the Jury did not agree upon 8 verdict ow-
ing 20 TO the late hour at which the case
was given to them for their considera.
ton. All the cases in the calendar were
disposed of upon the call. This is motion
day,
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LnhI

Il IhG'SD DIG ST-Losi u mislaia, Al Cncuit
d CouItTCOm, lhlrd volume or k1Bgs u
seat. Toe party havIng same VIII ODuge Dy
returning II - me, ana VIII De saiL-bIy rc-
WaTosd. VAN A. ~. ANDEk-OS,
Iei7 ~ Madison street.
EuR CAPE Between he nsh-house, on
u Besie, and bume's Bakery, On Main. TIE
nader wall be Rewarded BY leaving e st
s6 n. {. FLOYDis. 4 Mo1ro. stree.
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LOCAL !,

60 70 Lsddins Business College.
Attend RObertsOnis Business college.
-Thos. Cubhtns, ~bricklayer, "a Main street.
Armstrong Photographic Gallery, No. 81
Main street Three fa1ltless gem pictures foT
Inv ceufS,
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Puups,S ls second street.

SKI advertisement nj of DR.. Butts plsPeHsa{I
headed PooE Tor the Mflion-Merr1age Guide
lin another column. 1t should be reao Dy
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FINE hot lunch at the ''Bsy HorseD ev-
cry day, from ten to q O'Clock.
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CALL on A. L. Hatch & 90, Ss Union
street., 20 get your garden seed, fruit trees,
doWaFa. etc. l
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jon LOCKE, &gk Main street, has the largest
assortment OF Magazines, Pictorials and dali
lies in the city.
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HAT, COMFORT M ECoNoMY.-This
YOU Will get by having your CRATES SCI
with Lemons Improvement. JAIL a 40
street.
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A. E. DAVIS.

House and sign painter, 2sl Second street.
Orders promptly executed at reasonable
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~ARDENER-A No. gardener others
need not call. Apply AT
u ISTFE HARBERT'S, No. IL Union St
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THE cheapest and best Dyeing and Cleaning
house In the city is at 28 Second street Hunt
HANSON q WALKER
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with which they are threatened but by
this application, which Is the drst appli-
cation for eertioTGTI and sHpersedeaS,
They, therefore, pray that the said ], Har-
vey Mathes, the tax collector aforesaid.
be made defendant to this petition; that
your honor will grant them q writ Of Ger
norart, commanding the said Mathes to
certify and send to your honor, before
your Honor's court, the said assessment
Of taxes, and all process and proceedings
in relation thereto; that your Honor NAV
cause 70 be done t~hereupon what Of
right ought to be done; and that your
honor will grant
A WRIT OF s-UPERsEDEAs,
commanding the said Matbes To dasist
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secOnd Circuit COurs-HaIsey. Judge.
This court has adjourned till Monday
morning ct the usual hour.
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AMEsIcAS Driven wsnA at Browne .
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The secretary presented the following.
which was ordered to be received and
published;
Statement Of J. G. Cairns, secretary Of
the board of education of the receipts
and expenditures from 10Th January TO
10Th February, 1872:
Cash balance received from Mr.. W.
A EfaffaN on aatflamanf - 80 nnl d
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BERLIN ZEPHYR WOOL

~ @stuNo "SVS
AT
REDUCED PRICES.
Until further notice, we will sell
Zsphyrs at the following prices;
zoe per OF or q rs per ID
WHITE & BLACK. .15c per o., or 1926 per ID
T. w. JOHNSTON & 90,
Opposite Peabody Hotel.
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Go TO Joe LOcke's for the latest publ
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

i the Inn name Of WILLIAHs q o for he purpose Of nanaf with enlarged
fss1idN, the anuscunng and General ambW Business most spscd1ly soHctths
-iberAp ronge hereonore extsndd otas late firms o Williams 500. and B. K Pn1i
anon nTI OF exPSns nee i IN ne uhns@s pIsdgot hSnssfVat 9nT tndqeegqmsn -
MKAPEuL Tenn January L M2 EXPLAIN.
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AAOLLIE- II the small lady In pages red
vel costume and red hall masEi WIN
small unaEoged hard, who visileo CochraA
Hall bali fr h abort time Will consent 70 be
found ~ one IN earned, say YES IN the Ap-
pssL, or sadrs.s fhANK SIMMS, cir Z. ..
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LAW REPORT.

First ChanCeFy COurt-HOrEan, char.
eeDOr. a
Yesterday was motion day. Next Mon
day the argument in the case of Nelson vs
Trigg will be resumed and concluded.
Second Chancery CGurt-Seot1, Chan.
ceAl0r.
Decisions were rendered in the follow
ing cases: Powers VS. Mehsn; Butler vs.
MoOres; Smith vs. Fly. Argument in the
case Of Brown vs. Hunt will be closed on
Monday, to which day court has ad-
journed. At its conclusion the following
cases will be called: II Langford va Al
drich; 761 Cross VS. Brinkley; 1872 Cross VS.
COckrell; 7S3 Coekrell VS. Gross; 504 Town
send vs. HsWley 7e9 Cook VS. Hawley; 800
Cash VS. Hswley; Sol Weaver VS. Hswluy;
80S Kirkland VS. Hawley; SOC Dooley VS.
Joyce; $40 Bray vs. Warren; S12 Hume VS.
VshlmRn; S13 State VS. Big Creek Turn
pike company; Sl4 Bentley VS. Bartlett;
676 Shoemaker P. q Co. vs. Bernard.
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BOARDEKS.
PERAnHaL

szOARDLe6- Nice board, by dEy or week
ID 'front.' rooms, fJ N ned or u-nfurnisned,
20 rent, with board, st 81 Aain street, up
tairs. dB
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EXAMINE the crate In this once Tsap"@
saving Of fnel.-EDA
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J. Frank Bicksmaster Us. sunjvan.-cIers
Will lsavs Hemphis for New Orleans ~
follows:
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FOR HAILEs POINT.
WHITE & LITTLE BED RIVERS.

Hemphas white asd LsstRe Red ave-
y. 8. Mail Line.
For Helena, DeVall's Bluff, Searoy, Augusta,
JaoksOnpOrt, and all Way landing.
The Elegant Passenger Steamer
LEGAL TENDER.---W.J J. Ashford, master
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, al 5
O'Clock pm.
Str. EMMA Q. ELLIOTT. ~. D. Elliott, master
Leaves Memphis every SATURDAY, at
o'clock pm.
The above elegant Gamer connect AZ De-
VaL's BluH with the railroad MONDAYS M
THURSDAYS, going a and WEDNESDAYS
and SATURDAYS, coming down.
ELLIOTT & MAILER, Agents,
jail Promenade, foot of Jefferson
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The following is a copy of q petition re-
judge of the hrst circuit court, relative
to the merchants tax, so Justly COM
planned of by u merchants. It is of
many that In printed form are being sent
every day to the same court, which, it is
hoped will eventuate in an agreed case to
the supreme court, where, 1t ls expected
the law will be set aside and the mercan-
tile interests of the State ecure the relief
prayed for:
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- AWNILL FORSALEO RL EASEEForP par
y ueulsrs apply At the ONCE .sI6
phis DR. Dock Company.
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sTzAM FITTING. Sl5 Second street.
COCAINE dresses the hair beautifully,
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Gas rrrr1xs, ms second slEssL
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Regular Memphis ssd New Orleans
THURSDAY PACKET.
Fer Now Orleans and the 8ssds.
Season 13Z1s187R.

The Elegant Passenger and Freight steamer
gEa BELLE LEE -
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0FFICE-Tne most desirable oniee in me
" CITY. formerly occupied by HstLAneo
surance Company; slzo, Two omees II 'He
ant Block Apply % CROCKETT,
Avalanche oouy1 Il Union sueef.
a. UPPER STORIES OF NY house. O.
MADISON street, suitable for q MS cL-sS
boarding mouse. 3. A
.oUsE-Nics cottage house on Union
street. east of CbsrisstOD RAILROAD. APP
DIV 10 E. N APPERsoE SEQ.
HOUsE-A nne tvo-story brick dWei1ng-
uonre with nine rooms gas, ciEternt ETC.,
ATM hxchaRFs street Inquire OF
feiO a HARRIS, 20 Aaln stfeet,
.FFICE-A part Of my once IA stanton
- EL5ck, very ctsuRole. J. CA56.
IANELLlNG HOUsEs-No. 40 Promenade
EtFesf and NJ. 50 Exchange sIeeL *.
LerdeJ. Apply tot 3 80 &C
Madison streel, up-s.alTs-
- OOM-One large room, suitable foI Gotten
II UmCe. commission business oIyo9 PAIt
i-g once. LIS room IL IN the rear O. the
bu.fuesg Department OF The appeal, ana IN
the cenJer Of tbs Dusnsss POrlon oL ne cry.
r4OHE-hOya-Ths sIore-roOm On the cor
- ner OF Eain AID Monroe strees, under
the rssbody Hotel nom teDrnaIy 5st- APP
piv 70 X. =. Bh1NhLEIs
- s. Madison street.
.HKKRY PLACE-The Cherry Place" On
~ Eayburn avenue
PAKTEE &EARBEkT.
no& Union Etreet.
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ACTION OF SECOND BRANCH CoNCU
RED IN
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New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
throughout the city we notice new build
ings in all stages Of erection, and numer.
Gus improvements, Of old ones. Stone
and brick masons, carpenters, and other
mechanics employed in such work, are
busy as bees in the height OF the buck.
wheat blooming season. We think we
are safe in saying that not for many
years has work on 50 many buildings
been going forward as at present in this
city, and contracts are being made every
day for future fulfillment in the same di.
rection. We are gratified to be able to
make such a statement, sits evidence
ofthc material prosperity Of our people
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-17

POLICE CoURT-The only cases before
this Court yesterday morning were those
continued from Mondays session. George
Abel, John Shaughnessy, John Auber
and William Ntikel, four young men
charged with creating :umult and disor-
der alta dance Saturday night, were call.
cd, but none Of them answered. Thewit-
nesses being present, their trial went on,
however, all the same as ifthey had been.
The evidence showed that their offence
rose fully to the dignity q OF a riot, and
the three last named were fined twenty
dollars each and, costs. The aggregate
Of the city's bill against them is ninety.
eight dollars and twenty-five cents, which
they must pay, either in cash, or ninety
days labor on the chain gang. -
! The ,other member OF tho quartctte
(AbelJ was fined five dollars and costs, it
having been shown that he had not been
30 actively engaged in the scrimmagc.
The case Of Owen McAyey was again
continued-the defendants witnesses be.
ing absent. '''' 'S
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EGYPTIAN DARKNEss.-Those who
were SO unfortunate as TO DO out from
home and compelled to go there on Sun
day and Monday nights Of the present
week, had hard time Of it. The heavens
were covered with clouds of "densest,
darkest hue" and not the glimmer Of a
gas lamp to be seen in any direction. The
moon was supposed to be on the hills for
. shine during the nights named, but
never a"palo, cold BEAM" did she shed
onbSlated citizens in this region. Now
that the city owns the gas works we
think the authorities might give
the people the benefit Of owner.
ship by having the lamps lighted on
evenings Of the character mentioned, AS
wewent stumbling on our homeward
way we secretly wished that whoever
has control Of the gas business here could
have had taste Of cur experience IN
stepping,into mud puddles and bringing
up against awning posts. We guess
every public lamp in the city would have
been lighted the next evening almost be.
fore the sun had disappeared behind the
hills over in Ohio, Come, Messrs. Gas
Commissioners or Trustees, be generous,
and instruct your employees to light up
on such nights as those we have men.
1jone1.
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gloss and freshness Of youth, Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked
and badness often, though not alrp,
cured by its use. Nothing can rstoa
the hair where the folliclcs are d.
stroyed, or the glands atrophiel aud
decayed; but such as remain can
saved by this application, and stinp
lated into activity, SO that a RV
growth of hair is produced. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasy ssdi.
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous
Its occasional use will prevent tie hait
from turning gray or falling Of, and
consequently prevent badness The
restoration Of vitality it gives to The
scalp arrests and prevents the ornl.
ton of dandruf, which is often 50 IN.
clearly and offensive. Free from thOa
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous andi9ia
rious to the hair, the VigOr can oily
benefit but not harm it II wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desinSk
Containing neither oil nor dye itd's
not soil white cambria, and yet l'h
long on the hair, giving it q rich, glag
lustre, and q grateful perfume
Prepared by DR., J. c. Aver d&
Practical and Analytical Chemist
LOWELL MASS.
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CITY 6o6NcIE.


A called meeting otithe Second Branch
o. Council was held last evening present
Mr.. Forbes, President, and Messrs. Alt.
myer, Baird, Clator, Caldwell, Crawford
0.J., Crawford r., Logan, o'Brien, Sails.
bury, Sheppard, Smith ]. G., Smith p,
Viewig and Weisgerber. -.
The reading 0fthe minutes oil the last
meeting was on notion dlpensed With
Z The Committee on Water Works, TO
which had been referred the subject Of
losses sustained by John Hamilton & Co.
In making water pipefor the city, reported
In favor Of making an allowance OF $3.50
10 meet said losses, q y H 10
The report was laid on the table by the
following vote; Ayes 10; Noes 8.
An ordinance assessing a tax on. lcen-
seS TO keepers Of ordinafies, coffee holises
and retail liquor dealers within the city Of
Wheeling for the year commencing on the
first Monday in May 1872, was read and
passed.
The Committee on Finance TO which
the affidavit and application Of N. Wiki.
inson In regard TO coupons accidentally
DESTROYED, had been referred; and also the
subject Of the proposed loan for improve.
nlent of the gas works; also, the subject Of
employing an assistant clerk; sub.
mltted a report The committee re.
commended that In view OF the
increased labors Of the, city clerk, that an
assistant Secretary be employed, onthei
subject Of the loan the committee report
cd that they believed that loan Of $780,.
900 could be obtained in bonds payable
In from 10 to 20 years with interest at the
rate Of s per cent per annum,-said bonds
TO be free from municipal tax, and TO be
secured by pledge Of the city resources.
The Committee submitted the fol.
lowing: ReSOlped, That the resolution Of
the Committee on Accounts recommend
Ing the payment ofamountoc lost coupons
TO N. Wilkinson, be adopted.
ReSOlred, That the Committee on Or.
dinances be instructed to report an ordi.
nance providing for the election Of tenn
porary, assistant clerk, and defining his
duties. aN@ ~ '.s,H y ttg4A
The resolutions were adopted.
The following was offered: I2eSolced,
That the Committee on Police report at
the next meeting Of Council upon what
authority prisoners are let out Of the lock-
up before the hour Of Court by paying 0
few dollars, without reference to what
their offence may have been. Referred.
The following was offered: ReS0lUed,
That when the Second Branch adjourn
this evening 1t be to meet next Tuesday
evening. Adopted. nsI
Adjourned. 90
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JusF received, az. D. stanton's, 500
boxes Of Initial Papers, which he is sell.
ing OF greatly reduced prices. The "1ni.
tial casket," four tints, in one box, 5OC.
"Cottage," lavender tint 400 ia Pat.
IT," rose tint, csc. Each box contains "a
sheets OF paper and s4euyelopes, and will
be sent by mail postage paid, upon re.
ceipt oiprice q. IN. % % d6w
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PREPARING TO BUILD.-Messrs Hobbs,
Brockunler & Co., OF tho Flint Glass
Works in the Eighth Ward, have COM
meDced the erection Of a large warehouse
near their immense establishment. 1t is
gratifying to note the continued success of
this enterprising firm.
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CoLD.-There was q decided edge to
the air, yesterday, making fires and
overcoats requisite to comfort, 1t would
not surprise anybody hereabddts il there
should be heavy white frost this morn
ing, Judging from the low temperature
last evening.
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In many affections peculiar to females. the
EXTRACT BUCHU 10 unequaled by any Other
Eemedy7-as In Chlorosis or Retention, Irregular.
~, Paintulness or suppression OF CuStomary
InTy.aeaauons liberated q scirrhous state OF The
Complaints incident TO the ser. Whethsr aFisino
nom indiseretion, Habits OF Dissipation, Or ih
The Decline or Change Of Lilo. Il is pFescYibed
extensively BY the most eminent Physiciana I'M
AlaMlyes, after Condnements, and for Enfecbled
AND Delicate Constitutions OF both nexes and All
ages attended with any Of the above Diseases o.
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FAILED.-Mayor Jefers and President
Forbes appointed a joint Committee OF
the City Council, a few days ago, to take
some action in relation to a memorial
meeting in memory ofthe late Prof. Morse
inventor Of the Telegraph, to beheld here
simultaneously with other cities all over
the country last evening, but the Com
mittee filled to do anything, and thereby
Wheeling loses first class advertisement
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Convict DISCHARGED. WIN. Powers,
convicted at the September term, 1869, of
Monroe county circuit court Of highway
robbery, was discharged from the peni.
tertiary, yesterday, the 10th inst, his
term of sentence, deduCtiug good time,
having expired.
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CoMMrTTED.-Miller, the party sccus.
ed of robbing young Robrecht OF the
Keim House Of his watch last Saturday
night was brought from Jail, yesterday
morning and had . preliminary examina,
ton before Judge Johnston. The evi.
denco against him was strong, and in
default Of giving eight hundred dollars
bali for his appearance at the next term
OF the Circuit Court, he wasremanded to
Jail. --.-.-
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-This Court was in
session yesterday. but transacted no bust.
ness ofspecial importance; Several judg-
ments were entered in which no ono is
interested save the parties themselves.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn.
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If you wish to select your Spring Wall
Paper from large and cheap assortment
of all grades, you will do well to call at
PAUL & orrs before going elsewhere, and
you will be sure to find what you want
Remember the place, PAUL s. Orr, No. 90
Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-17

INVITATION RECErvEp.-We acknowl-
edge he receipt Of an invitation to be
present at tho complimentary opening of
the Biggs House in Portsmouth, O., To-
morrow evening, The demonstration is
presented to the proptietors of the Biggs
bythe citizens Of that city, and promises
to be a grand affair. Messrs. Peadergrast
and Jennings will please acccptour thanks
TOR their kind remembrance u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-17

THR Ladieal otWheeling and yinCiity
are respectfully invited 70 attend the
grand opening Of the latest styles Of
Spring and Summer Millinery atWm.
Bacharach's, Nicoll's old stand on Tues
day and Wednesday, April 10 and II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-17

Ii you wish to see the largest and most
attractive stock Of Wall Paper ever
brought to Wheeling, many of them i'm.
ported directly from England by the par
ties themselves, go to PAUL & orr's new
and beautifully fitted up room, No. SO
Monroe street, McLain's Block, two doors
above First National Bank. 4s 1i!o.a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-17

BOARD ~ EDucArios. The regular
monthly meeting Of the Board of Educa.
ton VIM be held tomorrow evening at
their rooms in Crangle's Block.
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For this week only, VIM. Bacharach Is
selling Black Kid Gloves in all numbers,
good quality for the low price Of 90 cents
a pair.
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control them. The testimony Il I W, efassally
zenS, OF all classes, establishes m M tk
CHERRY PEcToRAL will and Az. ,.nS tit
cure the affecting disorders or I'M Mss.le NJ
Lungs beyond any other medieinS 4I W ID
dangerous affections Of the PulmCu,rvv W 4! ny
yield to its power; and cases Of CSn,Nnss.4
ton, cured BY TINS preparation, m sstph
" known, 90 remarkable aS hardy 4 KEYS
lleved, were they not proven beycpj A. =
As a remedy Il Is adequate, on whls6 M y Ne
may rely for full protection. Bs c,fisS \. Iosk
the forerunnefs Of moro serious dI,ss:.S 'SSesAA,
ttnnumbered lives, and an amount n Nv lIla
not 10 DO comppted. II ehallenpV, NJ .SSsi'S
ylnces tho most sceptical Eyev Smll. sos,
keep Il on hand as protection afsis,t X. 'avaA
and unperceiyed attack Of Pulcsayv' NJ ~
which are easily met ut tirSt, but MA sSuSuA
incurable, and too often fatal Il neCaS,.S VsGSas
der lungs need this defence; and n h ~. lee'
be without Il. As n safeguard 10 sh1S.a, ~ y
the distressing diseases which beSst nv n SlpA
and Chest OF childhood, CnERRy ~ .a0ai
Is invaluablei for, by It's timely ma IVA, ,S'Si
tudes are rescued from premature crSr. AWAY ",
saved to the love and affection centrSS ~ ~ ~
It acts speedily and surely against 6njipSs ~
securing sound md Mediterranean Sl"SS w ~
one will suffer troublesome Iniluenaa Sn5 ~
full Bronchitis, when they know how wv IN, N,
they can be cured. ~" IVY
Originally the product Of long labot,op, "a,
successful chemical Investigation, no al I, y
Is spared In making every bottle IN N S n ~
possible perfection. Il mAy DO conAiIotv =
lied upon as possessing all the virtues i kaI y.
exhibited, and capable Of producing sur. !,
memorable as the greatest II has ever Cassts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-17

CLOSING OUT sALE.-Teu dozen Misses
Leather Shoes to be sold regardless Of
cost for the next ten days at L. v. Bonds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-17

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