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A PRISONERS DESPAIR.

Eldrdge L. Ackerson, age about 40, was
arrested for assault, week ago. and committed for
trial by Police Justice at the Tombs Court He was
surrendered yesterday by his bondsnan and put into
q cell few aterw ard be discovered lying
iasensbe the oor, having cut hsrrblo cash in his
Throat with razor which he still held his hand. lilo
died ~ few moments An inquest will be held to-day
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millions received from the sale Of aras MI. says was

millions received from the sale Of arn Mr. says was
asked;
Vow the question arises the s3s'oeso 10 sl a. nsnay
the Treasury Department a. Ihey anqlesionaby" Y
As to how they are In the Treasury, he SAYS;
Ard 70 The seOOOOO0 which ~rrs M, ,,,o a..
Traury az e procse Of cg o. arms sr 70 the the az
populations t0y an enaH therj until t. th II ns vhs
By he Openon u be seventh eou Of u d JAY a. ls7J
lhyl Ill the credit surpu fund AMI nssi
But the time. IL fherl cannot be mel Ion acoubt Of s
appropriation 70 wh heJ eedI became is Law PROV
the except Consequence
appropriations gear thI not appropriation 5
Yours, SOLDIER.
NeD- Tork, April q, 1872.
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THE BROOKLYN CONTROLLERS ACCOUNTS

TIE BROOhI1N CON ACCOtElS.
INVESTIGATION or TIE SALES OF SEWERAGE
BONDS-EX-CONTROLLER JOHNS0NS DEFENSE
TESTIMONY OF EX-MAYOR KALBFLEISCH
WITH REGARD TO Ills PURCIIASES-A DE-
CLINE OF THREE PER CENT IN THREE DAYS.
The Brooklyn Aldermanic Investigation of
the accounts OF exController Evan NJ. johnson re-
sumcd yesterday afternoon. The questions propounded
by Alderman Ropes at the previous meeting were AL
swered by the ex-ContrOller as follows:
The reasons why the credits OF money received from
bonds sold do not correspond in dates with the times of
sale are these First The custom of the bookkeeper for
time to enter all the sales Of definite period
in one entry Second, Sometimes would sell bonds
expecting to have TO make immediate payment, and tho
money would not be called for for time would
draw 1t and deposit in the Treasury until required
to do Third, There were number Of local improve
mens under special acts the cost OF which was TO be
by the sale Of other bonds than the ordinary Assess
ment bonds and was required to Sell them at par
could not always do this when the money wanted
and so had to use money obtained from Assessment
bonds, which could sell at the market price, When
able to get par for the other bonds, would sell them
and credit the other account for bonds sold the latter
date"
Ex-Mayor Kalbnesch was examined by Alderman
Ropes. He stated that he sometimes kept bonds his
Office until forced to sign them by nandaus from one
OF the courts Sometimes he felt that he would like 10
know for what purpose these assessment funds were
issued before he signed them but he could get any
definite information from the Controller. In September
1870 he laid the matter before the Common Council In
communication. and Committee Of Inves;ig aton was
appointed but 1t made report Bonds purcha sed
by him for moneyed institutions In which he was
interested aud not for hs individual benefit He bought
hem for savings banks He bought from the city
without paying the full amount and the interest to tho
Controller. When the Controller placed bonds on tho
a he asked was TO get them at the price,
atrabf fo.S
of bonds when they selling at Oh and he offered
20 give that percentage % 70 for them he did
NOT get them Others got them and the made by
the Controller at 0t He could not explain why he
dld not get them. He was aware that Kis8ain Co. had
osL OF the bonds SALE but did not know that they
we're the heaviest BUYERS He had always held that those
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.MER's STATEMENT.l

CHAMBERLAIN PALMER's sTATEMENri
The following is Chamberlain Palmers state
ment Of receipts. payments and balances April 70
" April So 1871
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OUGHT YOUNG MEN TO READ HERBERT
SPESCERl

AiDany April 80, 1872.
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sii9joaJ VtlSs n, Nsa o., lQ o. ssyOijo
, 1872-11-10

We would state, for the benefit Of those who nave
horses afflicted with the epizootc, that the Baltimore
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals anu
alan the jerome Park Association, New York City have
adonted Bromo- Chloralum, and have discarded car
5ofie acid and chloride lime because they are too
1,oiso7,otts and irritating. The following add1onal
of Bromo- Chloralum as esinfectan, will prove in-
teresting to horse-owners: ~ a-,
5feaers Tflde7t d. Co. o:-GENTs: The trial Of Bromo-
Chlo1aiu at the City Passenger z. H. stables proved
entirely satisfactory, and was conducted by ";
spinburne v s, The horses sooner relieved
by swinging the nose and washing the mouth, than
thev eYnced their relief and improved BY COM
pty that every sick horse cannot have the benefit OF
this simple treatment, it moditles the violence OF
ann,;rat;or G. II. BATES.
, 1872-11-10

did in Paris Knowing that work Of art cannot
be properly judged by single inspection, I have
made several visits to this, and it certainly i'm
presses me aB one OF the least mertOrlouB Of
Gerome's canvaseB.
Cleopatra has become an ideal. We all have
our conceptions of her, because she stands, to
our minds, for the type of feminine fascination
Geromes Egyptian Queen disappoints us, not
only ut the first, but at the last. No amount OF
study can reconcile us to her. She is not
beautiful, Dor voluptuous, nor magnetic. Her
figure seems heavy and Eupine; her face dull
and lna1imate. Such woman never could have
charmed the foremost man Of all the world; and,
indeed, Cesar looks as If he we're wondering
why so unattractive 3 woman should take SO
much trouble to display her figure.
CLEOPATRA
has not been made Grecian, as she ought to be,
nor even Egyptian, as she might be. She Ie-
semb1es 8. drowsy Jewess; and the expression Of
rome, I am sure, has been, betrayed into
the Serpent Of the Nile, and he
has given to her profile certain
adder-Gke appearance. The poet meant that
to serpents; and the painter, accepting the bard
literally, has copied the fine si1nile With his
brush.
as We know from Suetonius and Plutarch, Was
not an Apollo in person. captivating as were his
marred the Consul'a line Ineaments, and given
to his limbs the coarseness and strength Of 8
gladiator. If I were historically unacquainted
with the great julius, I should suppose, iron
his position and appearance Of the desk 3
that he Ind the gout and rheumatism =
combined F1is face is German, not VIM
Roman, and is marked by a narrow, peeWsh
| spirit, wholly unlike that belonging to the in
mortal War rior and statesman.
THE ONE REDEEM1NG FIGURE
in the picture is the crouching APollodoras
| and he is represented rather as Nubian than
Sicihar1, in order to contrast the darkness Of ll
with tue radiant whiteness OF Cleopatra's skin
The Egyptian department, with the quaino
! freecoes on the walls, and the strange ornaments
| On 'lhe Queens person, are cunningly wrought
IS4o not wonder the frail Partisan beauty TO
wnon and after whom it WAS painted, decline'
| 70 take it. She had at least one virtue,-that
| taste CoLsToUN.
, 1872-11-10
Saving Machines.

The cheapest and best sewing machine no" manu-
featured for family use is probably the Ne" Wilson.
It works with equal facility on muslin, wooeD, cloth,
cambric, taretan flannel, and Leather. It does not
paralyze the spine wear out the operator in any
a neither does it demand an incessant stoppage to
fnd out where the difficulty s. There is no difficulty
It runs smoothly and evenly hens, fes, tucks geth;
ers and binds. It does the finest and most beaut11u
being cheaper than any other rstclass machine ns it
can be purchased for $50. The feeding device u
Claimed to be an improvement Oh all other machines,
and special patent the Wilson. It does not get out
Of order nor break needles, slip, pueker the
cloth So complete has the Wilson Sewing Machine
been made, by skilfu1 combination Of brain and
muscle that it has left nothing to be desired. Sales
room at 378 West Madison street. Chicago and IN al
other cities in the United States. The Company wan
areuts in country towns.
, 1872-11-10

"1o10 - .,,,o, r e+ood
OEAH ~ taat i"e}; t ~ @ 49, e;ttngin ronr nar1or
across tns stees iookine at w. @ giia3 dnvn fhe
VIA ane tha4 so ~ en- refnsed me- even
nunu, 91ea snso 10y ~ 1eot;E ~ hava determined to
tne "a fet - rn,1 "a. Ese vnr out Of nv ewes
~ ana 14iges @ ~. u a1 cal e To,o ~ nv mind
may ID saSern 70 pa9eA on yum t;s subject and
nave ueaa eetss a H. p pooAs - tha heat rene5es out
taey ~ ~, ~ % y ens - ous shasneaTe beeye had
nopgu usur o ~ IKE see those feet no
eHanE yout H., aoostSps iaaJe r. so1vaion? But
org eav KIT aae faab to another must
asA a. 5ou 1ys ~. " teu aS ~ o+ st rn, to fore0o
taat Ina you ~ ~ o2 n vo remember tie
tle ~ plsa I,,,;a1, 70 ~ Ira7eed en much? shall
never Preacn aga1n' ~ % %nes sa yon tha Church til
cannot preaea a. a. 1ooh o4en ra,en sI nailed there
4nG 49, Nv w +a<t 19sa Nv noco in nv sermon
ind hestate effect Of the best
passages. ny consregat1on aro ta;r ann,a when
apos 3 g: "a Rom ,o, raI a,, .ric cannot have? No.
my duty to them and myself requires to ask you e
pasaeth all understanding which nas '"'e4s e|''>'
'n9; rba roco;rt of +,;a letter nroduced the effect
which might haye been expected Inc young
| lady kept away religiously. Indeed, she had no
ohiaction q handsome gentleman VINO attended
| anothar church had begun to lutter around her
brilliancy, and she would have forgotten the
CLERGYMAN as easily as school boy does his first
whi1ning. if. q week ago, she had not received
another letter from him:
nr.1 zr7,a. had tbonobt when last wrote to you,
that it would be- the list note should send you, but
how blind and shortsighted is man BE c3ao1s OFF, fo1
whnt he fances to be remedy, and whe4 ne ger
Tolne and had chi chba would
min So I. too. have asked for and obtained
what thought would cure me- but it has only intens1
fed my sunerngs. asked you to stay away, anu W.
obeyed me. Why could not have been IN ofe re- ore ore
, 1872-11-10

Potter Brothers, No. 39s Wabash avenue, arc tur-
uishine the standard time for Chicago. Ihey take
star observations every clear evening, and thereby
keep their clock within second Of the aoso!ute ue
sell at the lowest possible figures, and they make
specially Of first class watch-work change di
cnt and intricate watch and chronometer work, as
well as MAXIM watches throughout.
, 1872-11-10

that the pace to buy suit Of clothes ready made a.
re,sonuble rates or have suit cut and made to TT
nicely buy IT, g s3ea sFee
osK' p Gnn55rch Those who contemplate the pur-
casa r o cothinc should not fail to call ind examine
goods md pyiGeS. RepAisipg also done'
, 1872-11-10
DIR. C. BIGELOW

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN. No. 464 SOUTH
STATE-ST., CHICAGO.
It Is well Known b al readers Of the papers, th3t Dr.
Who 6as made the tEestent Of al chronic snd
Dr. B. the most renowned SPECIALIST OF the ase. hon
ored By The press esteemed Of the highest nsdieA s.
devoted twenty YEARS OF his LIFE II EsE5eGsaS919f
remedies that vii fgEe Rgsttivety ot ~ sssss OF
The reputation OF Dr. Bgeow not foundea % 41po
mas or certificates from European, Astnttc, or AteA
colleses be has graduated with honor st we'll fnoT
Institution this continent Has praises ~ ~ =: n u u
miles o. but souPed P as our d0eEs saf e
ths city Of tho highest and MEMBER 9&
the medical faculty practicn{ IN Chicago ~ FL
II Hkead lis MEDICAL TREATISE fsF ladies' md Ea Esntls.
ttsr 1tsaps. CONSULTATION FREE. The hest zoo.o4
IN ths City, with SEPARATE PARLoKs Tor naieH sPo
sR5isa sPoNpEScE GoSEDEST II istts5a tea e
n n RIGEL0W, No. 46i State-st- Office houFs rom
a m to 8 D. n. Sundays, to p. H.
, 1872-11-10

Piano purchasers will find a1arge assortment OF Hal
le Davis Co.'s grand and square pianos, and great
variety Of Roston New York pianos for sale OF to
rent. Smiths American organs in forty-four differ
ent styles. Time payments received ". ". hna-
, 1872-11-10

Cured in three days by the Of Centaur Iiniment
Keep your horses clean and warn,-no hard work nor
e1posure-rub well the throat and neck with the fa-
NOUS Centaur Liniment, and your horae will be well
in few days. VanSchaack, Stevenson J. Reed, West
ern Agents, No. % Lake street.
, 1872-11-10


Ladies will bear in mind that Webster Bros., NOS.
270 and go Wabash avenue, will open two more cases
Of imported pattern hats and bonnets, superior styles
for winter during this week. or soon Is the staee8
resume running,
, 1872-11-10
Reeds Temple Of Music,

Messrs. Reed Sons Offering extra inducements
in piauos Besides the Chlckerng," they have tine
assortment Of other pianos ranging In price from o
to $500. Send for circular, call and examine u
struments, at No. 81 Sixteenth street, near wabash
avenue.
, 1872-11-10
GROCERIES.
GROCERIES.
Allen, Coryen & Co.,
SUCCESSORS TO
DAY, ALLEN & co.,
Nos. "a and So East RalQOlph.st.
Horse Power

Sti u holds out under the skill
full management Of Dr.. Geo.
Cor veil, who has not lost a sin
Gle !, lay with his twenty horses
Since the epidemic commenced.
Hors es all in fine condition,
and we will continue to ship
ali orders promptly, and Il if the
rush is not too great will also
help o1ir .neighbors out. Send
along you1' orders and we will
GUARANTEE prizes to please
and no extra charge for carriage.
, 1872-11-10

For Bathing Infants,
BuTpett'a Kallistop j. soothing aud cooling.
, 1872-11-10
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

LIMITED PA
a Special Co-partnsrship has been formed
by the undersigned for the purpose Of manu-
featuring wood-W ordng Machinery and
dealing in Railway and Machinists' Supplies
The ttv1e of the firm is KIRKWOOD &
DUNKIEE, and Will continue for three
years from date, or until the first Of Noven-
ber, 1875. The general partners are Thoua-
as s. Kirkwood and William A. Dunklee-
The special partner is Charles L. Rice, who
has contributed the sum Of Forty Thousand
Dollars to the Capital Stock.
THOMAS s. KIRKWOOU.
WILLIAM a. DUNNEE.
CHARLES L. RICE, Special
1st November, 1879.
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ELNCTlOS NOTICE

ELECTION NOTICE
A S,esS1a ~ asl4 DlssassrI a y ~.
ne y ~ cQllElH. = sETef,F - 49,, -
It4:, VI - bs1 * a. Fs.Is Ntsss-,S ts.SS
sS7sEteGrS O4AO, "a GsatEJ. iSs "a a -.
IL EsSa' tssgeS2 At A0E.g q unt - 800 :
4 6 R0EIESOy
- Ia0S q MoIFTT.
t IO6E HIl.H
AkAEI LnHEgHLyy
LSI5 SoEEs,
~. Or7nrI;,rt
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Facts about Catarrh
Not Generally Known.
WHAT IS cATARRH?

"a GlseAse Of tie Tas7! C9siaa' ruo,t pe,.
sons WIN AnsTes: bat tell you tat in TIE "a.
y0rtty d ea9es 'CGtgyTh" meas chronic sec.
e9a Of that part Of The ar pGssIges OF ne hesd
Lnea de b&stNd the rAsGl e1ridss and GIotE ~
The DorcHI snG other apparatus % much re.
toIted 70 by taose Who 90 not know this ksct
sId 70 frequently reeJnnende4 By ignorant ara
up1h a. PAtEot nedidns Venders who have
aofTsu 70 diFpote Of. eaHDot lesGa this point
We EHuR PIT or TeJsbdIss In from NE 0rozt, md
iof tnis purpose employ a inltrEment used
only IN ay pcaes!ee.
One o. the most pronire.t .yuu,ozps NJ ,hy,
tof1 Of CAtArrh 10 the Gec1n1lstioa OF naeas q
tEe throGs most Obee: able Ia the morpirR npop
using. And requiring 'kaekiRg. - rasoinz efoFt
- oRIOdRe In many eAsss there IL 1 eonstAni
d,oppta9' iato the throat OTeT two thousand
OF Medicine" descTibsd 4t< F!nds Of Cos,1nn
tion and ttAted that the SseOAd variety vas eGzs.
60 y thh d'pPptS9 JTosn " AEGf and Assure
yo3 this eso'e Il a prolific ard GtAl a. this dSJ
a. II vas a. that period Of the worlds history.
Ba: this t,.a Of CAtGrTh. II neglected, soon
runs INTO OZsnG, with the6l'eh1'Res become
3gsHdeE, And erasts and 1asaes Of tough, te1,
IelCus matter form IN the upper part OF tht
Throat cS?Vt th. pslSte, and The JoTHdrd rasa
e4nues, Increasing the pItents distress Aud
able.
Thoss 20 SfIetsd seldom realize its er1Tity
And are scnetines st loss TO UNDERLINED HhV
e4ose e6nVeftAlLon with friends and Others shoul1
be avoid = BY them, and their eIyesses shonld ~
fe1Nd with seeming e1Eele.EptsS, II not 81 ais.
guised repugp1nee, By those near AID dear "a
mem Their condition in this respect ls 60 Ne.
palStTe. and fall realization OF It's uath q
p2lHtal 70 delicate, EeoEILIVs and rchned Enln6s
that lev relatives OF friends have the coara7e n
lniorn them OF the fall extent and e0nSe9usneeS
Of thssr rnAlady.
In this way many are led 10 neglect their aelIe
hon log Year,, until It undermine the lung. GEd
Wlta thAttered frames. ruined copEtItutIJnS and
n.laneooll toTebodinRs they rapidly approach
eonsumptfTe ErAVes.
OF the truth o! these observations I have dan,
proofs in my profes'innal expertrree, I raw
lAooEed many years IN this led Of medical urse
pcs. have tested all LIE remedies and corSIiV,
msats eTer proposed for this mGiady, And / a.
cure Foa thai no o0frbs teIH pFVrs EIeestTul b.
cpl Tat uhtek ! haze dGS:TiGkd, ed mae nj
Ihil o'ee Ake IN year than most phyt!eians neei
Eiih 10 lifetime, aud II experience q Of M
Ta4ae' can certainly speak with authority.
BxAnine THE me'hod, and zee II II docs In,
ASpell 10 your Judgment and meet your Ideas 81
Eh1t 10 neee' sAEy In Jour case.
1shStl At al tines be p'eaSed 10 eSulaIn m,
treatment 10 thoGe who dsstEe 10 know more Of II
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TRUSTEES SALE.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT.

b Ttrsse o. Deed q TTzIt ezseated 70 he
1tdTs:Ened Trls:se By Ca. A Brit: End JEas
StEnett brtts hs Wife, btSE!nS data AprIl, lee
Ate Of Teenf6 II The o3ee Of tie Recorder q
Ohio egsnIy. ". Va 10 Deed Book No 6. 4;
Page -, End ee1ee Of The Ci.ezit Co5rt q
Ohto county. v. Va, @ TeenTd In ths Cl4kt
0Aee. Book page 81. l VIII. On
THCRsDAY. DECEMBER IL is73,
proceed % Bsll 1t pablIe sLle 70 Tie hzhest md
essi h!ttes, - the float oo0F Of ihe CoGrt HoaSS
Of ta'1 county, beginning ~ 10 O'Clock.
ZKAT VALUABLE BUILDING LOT.
S1abtE theea, eorner Cea1e AID Seventh
s9ests, u WV. skE1TeEI addition % he att
TEEKs Or sALE-one Tho1slne Doll.-s cab IN
hand. and The remainder In three equAl Iiftal
SIoH II one two Ead thee Year, tr6n TIE tay
Q sA!e, The deferred pIJnssts being ste1red 81
he p7feaGseE giving b0ud WITH Eoo4 pSFSon:l
- 1Iiiy tIr The zane. with interest mil paid
Aac t1e Ute being EeiAlned bJ ne until Tie tAnt
selling ~ Trustee. yin e1nyeJ s.eh Htle a
- TesEd IN ne By aid deed d tr1Et.
SAM. B. BAkSITZ, TruFtea.
DATnPoEI 4 D TUER, AttOrneJI
y MILLER 1 CO., Acctipsee.r.
". q HALLRR. SALESMAN. dteio
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Special Notices,
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

n soenoA Tzz Vi1 go MONDAY. 70
NOhGiiA. TklsS . hEoELhls tns for ~
pSpA p e.sf Gsy e - DepEzzn q ~
cS1sEA
csialOEsss, h-1L X, srl..Aut q l7ssss.
eo2. n0T1
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TIE Literary World thinks that the
premium business in getting subscribers
TOT magazines and newspapers Is being
run into the ground It says
mo reasonable objection can be made
to the principle Of OferinR Inducements
70 subscttbets; 1t is the practice, as now
prevailing, that We ind fault with. A
chrome which cost the publisher 20 cents
Is imposed upon the subscriber, a. "A ioy
FOREVER, worth three 70 five dollars: The
latter Is requested TO believe that he il
receiving twice or three times Is much
as he gives, and Is really induced 10 part
with his money by false representations
Il lbepub!tsbers would frankly say, 'This
chrome which me distribute to our sub
sc't6ets costs Us only 20 cents tper copy.
but IL market value Il three or Eve dol
lars, they WOuldirelieve themselves nom
the suspicion OF unfair dealing, and ens-
bic their subscribers 70 enter upon the
transaction fully informed. We believe
In chromos; they do much 10 refine our
homes, and TO encourage . love Tor the
beautiful; but under the present system Of
Wholesale gratuilous (seeminglyl distrib-
utiOn, their Office will be degraded and
they will take rank with Sunday school
picture cards"
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Wanta.
General Rotices
CEMETERY,

!71s12t9iE LEhhas 81 PSSss -, SSl - u
-. - ss.tse'lS Lls tttlilF fsFrS1li,Si.rS
rS4st-e - - SsG - I1ul PhaG ~ -
- y =. g - y t1lsRgUi q - ~
G- y Selaek q E1s "a "a - EEbuses
Ca1Srat- Conn., :, =; I9OD,
dnE1S. D.. 1 ia y |s2S.Eia
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AMERICAN RAILROAD Bonds IN HU.
RoPE-In recent money article the Lon.
don 7imII saId:
The recent absence Of gold arrivals
from New Tork Is not 10 be attributed
solely 70 the movement OF the cotton and
grain crops. For many months pas. he
FtacEtort and other German bourses,
owing TO the numerous defaults expert.
enced, hsve been virtually closed 70 the
class oil American railway mortgage
bonds with which for years previously
they had been delused. MsnWof the
companies who had relied upon eontin.
ued sale Of these securities have conse.
q1enily been driven 70 another expedient.
They have applied 70 large housesin New
York for advances. These houses have
said. I'VE cannot give you cash, but We
sill letyou have bills on our houses In
Europe for the required amount" The
companies have sold these bills on the
market, and they have served as remit.
tances hither when gold must otherwise
hsve been sent When repayment Of the
advance falls due, q renewal Is applied
ioF, and II this be refused, application
Is made 70 some other house 10 take over
the transaction. The rise in the rate Of
discount on this side Of courSe makes the
system difficult and oner0uS, but had /,
not been for the wholesome check At
impaired II would probably have been
carried 70 q point Of considerable danger. :"
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NOTICE
Prom Aad after this date, Monday, December
va The pIiees for Coal At the Manchester Coal
Works viii be-
R R Sieaa Coz, PEI buIhsl.S
%"' NUI SoA4' '''..............6s per buAhtl.
Delivered In the City
Clean CoAl '.................l2Xs per busheL
Nu' SOAl''..' '.'...........l0e per balhsI.
COKE Large supply always on hand and for
hIe ~ &c Per eashel At platform, or Sc delivered
KIMBERLY & co.
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TuE new President Of Mexico, TEJADA,
iS only forty.hve years old. At the e..
tablshed average Of two q year, he has
strong hopes Of seeing at least fifty reyo.
lutions in the government OIL his beloved
country, before reaching the limited three.
score and ten years Of mans life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-10

Al striking illustration OF mercantile
honor, Il Is ststed that nearly all the
notes Of business men destroyed in the
safe Of the Freeman's Bank, Of Boston, in
the recent fire, have been duplicated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-10

The AH'hHeaR Grocer says that short
weight In canned goods prevails to very
large extent this year, 10 pound cans
sometimes only weighing twenty ounces
including the can.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-10
ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF PoR YOUNG MN froa
t4e t4sets Of Er.ofs GAd Ahas IN early Efe
4A+SoC6 re'tored IRpettns1u 70 NGrriIFt
rt50Ved. SeE method d t.eGtnGt New AZ
rt2ArEAs!e reas6'es Books Ind Clrclla1 stnf
Ees, l. beAlEd slTeSopea-
Aeefe4L HOW. I'D ASSOCIATION, No. :
soats Strts T., Pai'tdelpst1, Pan Inltft9
tto1 hATitR bigh rep7t8d0n f0g h5norSSle con.
daet AID pruGessiocL sk1l dse7-dG1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-10

THERE are ten thousand male aud five
thousand female conyictS in the French
prisons.