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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-21
About MalrinsUny.

Max Adeler says: 1--WE hardly know
what to say to the young man who asks
US What is the best age for man to
enter matrimony9 There is wide
difference Of opinion upon the subject
among scientific .men-some holding
that it is wrong for person tn. marry
under the age OF tour, and others in
sisting that the man who de(ers connu-
bal bliss until he-is past his second
century, ID much too dilatory. The
examples of celebrated men hardly
afford us much inst, uction or enlight-
eminent on this subject Adam (who
will, perhaps, be remembered by many
of our readers as the first married man
married before he was more than ten
DAVIS old. while old 'Parr married at the
age OF l2S. There are objections TO
following Adams precedent, which
will, perchapce, occur, upon reflection,
to the thoughtful reader, and We would
advise our correspondent not to form an
alliance at 80 early an age, if the lady
is willing to wait. Old Parr, perhaps,
was less hasty than Adam, but we
should Judge that he hesitated too
long. At any rate, we have reason to
conjecture that Adam had much the
larger number of descendsnts."
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A RenarkaDIe Case.

From the PottstOwn, "a, Lecger.I
A very unusual and wonderful phe-
pomenon was found within the body oil
William Millaur, aged about nineteen
year. SON OF Mr.. Joseph Millsur, OF
Cedsrville, North Coventry township,
Chester county, who died on Monday
morning, December 9. The deceased
has been afflicted for several years with
curvature Of the spine, enlarged spleen
and liver. Aseites, or abdominal drop
sv set in about eight months ago, as
the result of the enlargement OF the
liver and spleen, interfering with the
nrcper functions Of the body, gradually
Increasing until his death. The case
was under charge OF several pbyslc,ans
Of this vicinity since he was fret aftiict'
ed DR.. J. DAYS, who has been his
attending physician for several months
past, performed a post norton exam
nation on Wedn esday last, in the pres
ence of several persons, and, strange 70
relate after having drawn about elgh!,,
Gallons of dark eolored serous mud
rom the abdomen, found that the liver,
.nleep, kidneys, stomach and bowels
were completely absorbed, withou,
leaving any portion Of them remaining
nothing being fonnd,n the abdomen
but portion Of the 1omentum and the
serous fluid. How long this had been
the case we are unable.to say, but GER
ts;nly il could not have been long. : y
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WHAT IAIn hrlha EnNf

In a recent letter from Sonth Carolina
we find the following granhic de-cr p.
ton of the condition o. things in tn Il
State: Negroes commit all the crimes
in the calendar and are turned loose on
straw bail, and il tried and convicted
are pardoued as soon az they reach
Columbia The Legislature is largely
made up Of their comrades, and there
is scarcely a man in any OF the depart .
ments who is not in sympathy with
them. The only class who stand no
chance in this State are the whites.
On the Eli htest complaint they are ar
rested. In this way they are tortured
bv the lowest sroundrels in official posi-.
ton. Even refined an / sensitive ladies
are often subjected to this species o.
annoyance. and however wrong'ully
disturbed and mortified, they have no
redress The taxes are enormous.
closely verging on confscation. and
property assessed at four or five times
beyond it's value, and the white people
in large numbers are leaving the State
Everything is changed and changing
still from day to day. The population
changes, the customs, habits and lave
OF the people are changed, and the gov
ernmentis the reverse in every particu-
lar Of what it was when decency and
intelligence ruled.
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Trustees sale Of Valuable
Property.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
n made aud executed to me, as trustee,
" Henry Dtub and Barbetta, his wife, dated
ne 18th day OF June, lShb, and now or re-
Nri in the Recorders office of Ohio county,
SAFE Of West Virginia. in Deed Book No. %,
page 30, To Secur- the payment OF two GER
An prOmiSSOry notes for the sum OF Jour-
zen hund ed and fly $3.50 dollars, the
r4,ance dGe on the purchase money, pay
abe 10 the order OF John Pfarr, both bear
* date January 1T, 1864, the amounts and
Inc Of payments of the same being a. fol-
.ow,: one for seven hundred and ten (Sl0)
Dollars, payable seven years after date, with
interest from the lSt day of January, 1871 !;
one for seven hundred and forty (.7iO) dol
.iTS payable eight years after date, with
interest from the lSt day OF January, 1872,
and signed by the sal Henry Daub 10 John
PAT. Also, TO secure To Daniel Schambra
The sum Of three thousand $500 dollars,
9Th interest from the 18th day of June,
W. will sell at public auction, at the
tpnt door of the Court House OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, TO the highest end
.~t bidder, on Thursday, december 18Th,
- commencing at 10 O'Clock A. M, the
Glowing described property, that IL 10 say
IA- north half OF lot number one hundred
Mdtweive, ll.) in Eb. neZer Lape's addi-
Ion 10 the city of Wheeling, situated on
ne e$ts SIDE OF MARK | street, on the cor
lrf Of Market and Washington streets, in
&sclty OF Wheeling, West Virginia, in that
gFt Of the city commonly called North
wheeling, (better known as the Washing
I'm Brewery, with all the appurtenances
hereto belonging il being the same prop
s'ly which was conveyed by John Pfarr
and wife to Henry raub and wife, by deed
lated he 1T day of January, 1861, and re-
M'ded in the Recorders office of Ohio
@lnly In Deed Book No. AZ, page 2S3.
!ERMS OF SALE-.Dne half of the pur-
Chase money cash, the balance in six
months rom the day OF sale, with interest
nom day Of sale, the purchaser giving bond
WIN security for sal deferred pay ment, the
We being retained until said bond is paid.
selling as trustee, will convey only such
Ais as Is vest d III me by said DEED OF trust,
'll VIII only specially warrant the title.
W. II. SCHAMBRA, Agent.
rer HENRY VAAs Trustee. nov26b
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FINANCE TRADE
III gFF vi ! G''
rev York 4AFk0t.

H. NV YoRK, December 20.
/ FLOUR-The market is q shade
easier With siSifdemardiat SS69@62s
for superfne ststeS % S5@7 90 for
extra do; 81 1907 Is for superfine
western; Is S0@7 05 for common to
medium extra western; 81 1901 50 for
choice do g. 90@8 IS for common.
70 choice white wheat western extra;
g s0@T Is for common to- geod ehiPi
ming brands et, extra round hoop. Ohio
| 81 30@9 Is, fer trade brands p rip9
s 80 tor common to tair extra St LOUIS,
and $s 35611 90 Tor good TO choice do
Southern fur sal0e lower fandHfaif
business at $6 25ia8 10 for common to
fair extra and %, 15@l2 so for good 70
choice do. Rye -four is in the buyer g
favor at "a 1905 IS Corn meal quiet
and unchanged. ''6 t'- ''' ~
20 GRAIN-Wheat dull and q shade
easier at 81 45@l 81 fer No42Ispr'ng
81 50@l SO for No, ] do 81 I65@1 o.
Tor winter red Western; 81 80@2 20 lor
amber western and 81 75@292o for
white do. Rye scarce and firmly held
at Csc for choice western Barley duh
and without decided change at 81 lac
Is for Canada West. Barley malt
unchanged at 81 25@1 80 for Canada,
and 81 l7@l 90 for western. Corn dull
and unchanged at 64665e for new
western mixed and 66@67c for sail do.
Oats steady at 46G49c for new western
mixed; SEC asked for old do; 49@5lc
Tor white, and 44t947c for black western.
PROVISIONS Pork market dull and
unchanged at sl4 90 for new mess;
Is 81 for prime mess and III, 25Cg
Is so for new prime mess. Beet dull
and nominally unchanged at $40 OO(9
IL 90 FOR plain mess and $l2 O09
Is so for extra do. Beef hams quiet
and steady at. $3l 00@SS 20 iTierce
beef dull and uominalst s2l OO@22 w
for prime mess and $23 '00925 90 for
India do. Cut meats quiet and shade
easier at 9t@I0c TOR hama, aud 1000
for shoulders. Middles are in buyers
favor at 6597c for long clear, and tic
for short clear. Lard dull and heavy
at 7s97k for No. | to prime steam, and
Sic for kettle rendered.
COTTON-On spot opens quiet and
unchanged at l9fc for low middlings,
and 2ntc for middling uplands,
PETROLEUM - Firm at lie for
crude, and 274c for refined.
TALLOW-Steady at 8sc for city
and western; stearine unchanged at 81
@S5c
WHISKY-Without decided change
IN price; quoted at 81 90 for western
tree.
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From the Danbury News.l

A noble up town bcv earned dollar
on Monday, which instead oil spending
for trash, as many Other boys would
have done, he gave it TO his toiling
mother, and in the evening she hired a
fiddler, and a pleasant dance was the
result. :.
A very sedate and disnifed lookirg
gentleman was passing through Wet
street Saturday afternoon. when friend
.nadenly shouted, "You'v- got letter
in the pnsoffice ;" Graf Heave".
exclaimed the agon'zed man, as hi-
hand shot spasnodicslly under hi CO At
tail There had been a misunder-tand'
ing.
II is very cute thing to pinch soms'
body Oh the back OF the leg, and ac-
com psny the movement with vrlp in
;mit.tion of q dog. A lank individual
tried rhe trick on a three hundred pound
friend Yesterday, AMI the c'rpnlent per,
son lost his presence OF mnd and fell
hack on his tormsntor. The lank ind
yidual va. pyied up rom the pavement
Nth a new spade, and esr 'r'ed home
on his edge He 70, now ravenou.'y
,opd OF dried apples and water, buf j,
10 doubtful il be ever cones round
again. ...
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THE CIHIheERI1SE.RULEs.l
How csssaisii rPss fjysiaSs 3pi.ifis
~ ~, n:u.a Them. - y: L.

How ccsssaisi rPss fsssis.s pi.lsi,
rs -E-u .r;Nss Them -ql.ig 10 i,ft
F. AoWsshiRgto9 letter 70 the Gineip7
matt cGss1nYu1ssres8l ssys;s The CYL servic'
REIGN k,pr that ye heard 90 much IaboTt
during the campaign ia not, SO populsl
pracptiicallyusss it was Theoretically
Among many Of the Western member
LOT Congress, particularly. il meets With
violent opposition. They have friends
70 reward; for the summers work, aud
the, reform stands in the way, After q
man, has toiled through Q hard feuphi
cam psign, distributing speeches, whisky
and sweat at every crossroads and
corner grocery in his district, giving his
nights and his days to bis country. rit-
ting up, in the small hours of morning
over ,quires OF foolscap con,
tradictihg the infamous lies OF the
enemy. and at the polls working like
we'll horse in epizoo times-after dning
all this, l. say, to be told when he APP
plies for his reward, that be can't even
get the poorest order Of a, Patent Office
clerkship without standing an exanina-
tioniu geology, astronomy, arithmetic.
philosophy and other branches Of the
arts and sciences. is erievously hard
But thatis not all. A man cannot get
a clerkship without a vacancy occurs.
and not until all the fellows who have
applications ahead OF him are exam
ined. Fl there is vacancy, which
there seldom is, and it all having appli-
cations in before are examined and
cant come up to the scratch, why, then,
your battle-ecsrred patriot of the late
campaign. comes in for q chance. (. II
he answers all the questions, like good
boy, he is rewarded with the position.
The enemies Of the measure say that
while one man is. in the field working
for his party. another may remain in
the quietude of his chamber and poet
up on school books, thus standing a
better chance for a clerkship than the
patriot who ueglects his geography tor
the good Of his candidate. Then they
find fault with the style Of the examina
ton, alleging that questions are asked
having no bearing on the duties to be
performed, and which the President
himself could not answer.
The clerks who have passed the ex-
animation and are now snugly in, think
that it ia good thing while those who
are out because they can't get in think
that it is bad thing. 1t has been OBJ
served few times in the history of the
world, that circumstances alter cases,
and il evidence is needed Of it's truth it
can be found right here.
To those who contemplate applying
for clerkships, it will be encouraging to
know that there are about seven hun
dred applications on file now, and no
vacancies. Before man can get in all
these applicants must be examined IN
the order Of their applications, and
given places II they stand the exsmn-
atom, prov ded, slWars. there are
vacancies These are the chanrea
Sensible young men, take the adv ce OF
this venerable correspondent, and don't
contemplate a Government clerkship
Get into some business that i more
independent AID more easily gotten
into, for the chances are that if you try
for q clerkship you will fail.
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Chtcrko Market.
CHICAGO. December 90.

CHICAGO. DECEMBER ~.
GRtIN.-Whe.t active and excited
and prices advanced lola N" >
srrr so d at 81 l426l ID crs"; u u
al 26 .e'ler .Ia"uar,; 81 l7Gl "
-ell-r February, closing a. 81 l53 a l55
or JANUARY; 81 Is seller + hruary.
C ru qnier; No , a. 30l@3 l. Gag:
3 t" 3D4c seIl.'r DC mner; ) ) % &c
.,r J,nu.rv: 3lk '3ls: s-ller Frhu'
~, cl sr"g At the leslie. Oats q's"t d
dp, rer N. 2 At "a 24s Gal; "a %
24tc -elIrr D~ceml-r; ~ q &c seller
January; 24i"24sc s'Ier February;
26}r 'or April Il SARGE, n" : al
65 ,6jl'. rlosi 9 firm Br"y firm
d = .: higher sales OF No. 2 a.
65@67c
HIGHWINES Dali at 90.
HOG>-Dre-.ei quiet aid lO6 Is
lowa-, ~ 81 2j04 80. L We firm nj
50 70" 3 80; receipts shl, rams beng
delayed nv SOW.
PROVISIONS Quiet and without
change; mes York at Sll - cash or
seller Jarua~v Lard NJ &c cash Gr'rn
shoulders At sc; green hams, Is lbs ,
Al 6i. from the eek
BEEF CATrLE-DuIler at So 10
cor cows AID 81 2jC94 81 br Cner,k e
and tair native seers
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New York Money MARKET.
New YORK. December 20, 6 P NJ

New YORK, December ~, + NJ
MONEY-Was active and strong on
call to, d ~ and sdvauced to per cent
per diem; the closing loans on the
street were AT ! per cent per diem
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market
was higher again to-day. when the
leading bankers advanced their rates to
100; or g. DAYS sterling aud ll04 for
sight The actual business was at ]
per cent below these quotations.
GOLD The market ranged from
lll} 10, llls, and was alternately weak
aid firm. -.
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid
out SIG GRO on account o. interest.
GOVERNMENT BONDS The
market felt the Influence Of the str n.
gency in money during the day, but in
the late dealings it became firm ami ad
vanced a traction. u. S. currency 6s,
ll2t to ll2a
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Cincinnati Market.

CINcrNNATI, December 90.
COTTON-Quie'; middlings at 1882
COAL-Firm; Pittsburgh at 24c.
COFFEE STEADY.
FLOUR-Family at Sc 1901 20,
GRAIN-Whest quiet red winter al
81 536l 65. CORN firm at 4l@42c
Oats firm; mixed at 30G3lc; white al
34G3Sc. Barley, prime TO choice al
90693c.
HOGS-Weaker; live at So 50.
OILS-Unchapged
PROvISlONS-Quiet. Mess pork al
Sl2 90. Green meats, shoulders at 81
@3sc. Bacon quiet shoulders at SC;
clear side at ste Sugar cured hams
at l2l6l4c. Lard firm; kettle at &c
TALLOW-At SIC for city.
CLOVER SEED-At IS Is.
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Mathematical.

We copy the following from the
Washington Chronicle. We invite the
attention. of our mathematical readers
to the following problem, which Will
aid them ia unraveling come OF the
m ysteries of the Civil Service eSam,cs'
lions. The answer is required IN DOL
lars: -l sgE.,4 {.
A landed man two daughters had
And both were very fairiE
To each he gave piece OF land,
One round, the other square
, AZ forty dollars the acre jrst
Each pieos itsysius hst ;, -.
rhs collars that sncom passed each 3
For each exactly paid ahpoo
g =, ~ o-N-I .asEz'
h, ,c,osa dollar bssnlnchd. >.
- And inst { half kneh n.Eo
49,. Witch AZ fhO be1tst p0tssn,0ey ).
20 Thst bad Is souAd o. sQsass' =
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q o d dav Of December, 1872,

"a Cont House, offer for sale the I'M
A. 9il, Ssif OF tiity-two acres OF land.
iTde &c the "Mineral Wells Property"
kroWuaa nsr,v Il situated about seven miles
ns PpUorfsersburg, and is known as the best
-oD a. nisce i'm the State; also, one quar-
si'e ~ acre adjoining the above.
z; Of os eeFSALE-Cash in hand for the per-
liSnrnnsrty. The real estate will be sold
oaM snpl.ti'ird cash in hand. and the residue
S' me ne AMI tw" years, the purchaser giving wing
ahl " al for the deferred payments.
iiy 0! S''' K.B. STEPHENSON,
ASSiynaa
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For Sale.

STORY BRICK DWELLING,
TWu,nt or ten rooms, situated on
\ With e,s nrihwest corner OF Centre and
T.; No A. . n in shriver's addition to the
81 sso srs sear eT Sss asa s ses
N rooms ana Down stairs with gas In all
Sster up anu situated on the east side of
ne rooms. -ast in the sixth ward OF the
;Ssplns s aai;no For price and terms see
.Ty Of Wheeu"e L. q HUGHES, 30
- Real Estate Agent
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Tru.tee'S Sale OF SCUM Hau
If Lot No. IOS, Situated en-
,be East Side of Market
street, I'm the City of Wheel
Ing.
oyvTRTITE OF TWO SEW ERAL DEEDS
X - rrust, from Uttmar Hammer 10 me,
y. caring date the I'd day OF February,
~. gnIr ~ .orde1 in the Recorder = once
MIN county, in book 46. folio l7O, and
-. !. ,,bsr bea ing date the 23t day OF June.
-, 10 recorded in the same office in book
I. Ei;o tiS / shall otter for sale at public
, y, f;, ON WEDN rs LAY, the sth day OF
aa-r,sTv Is-3, commencing said sale at lO
go ~. the south half of lot mum.
,---i me hundred and three, situated on
~. s,>t idr Of VI ,rk-t street, In the city OF
v5a.iing. being the sarae bali lot of ground
T1,rb was conveyed to said Hammer by
vrbssI Battner aCd wife by teed bearing
.,,s the Eth day of October, 1854, duly re-
rysys or SALE-The one-third of the
,r,rhase money in cash, and the remain
'ry'Ko-thirtlS 10 be paid in SIX and Twelve
- ,nfhS from the day of sale, with interest
-on sad day; the purchaser may pay the
n amount in cash. or give his bonds 1or
~ deferred inStallments, the trustee re-
lining the title a. security Tor their pay
~,Dt Selling rs trustee shall convey 10
m, purchaser only such title as Is vested In
N. by The deeds Of trust before mentioned.
'.rQ.i JAMES =. WHEAT, Trustee.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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lS's'';.*sik !.
XsNI,Hi&NSl:!k!ss!s'!sS.
8 8 g soAeNe'''GS.:'' :

= e.A.
Or Susar-Css ted, - lCoAoentfafaAc'
Root end HetbAf yuletS AtNS'
Bilious C ranuleG THE~EffrER
CIAST"CATHARTlC, or Muls1nk
In Parvo Physics -
[ 1.-THE novelty OF moderu sNedksk Chemical ara
Pharmaceutical Sciehce. No use' Of any lonCr
tisiny thn h--c, rcputs'ye ard nauseons PILL
composed Of cheap, crude, and bulky ingrsdtepts,
.sience, ertrses an sac eaiisrte sssd lothrf ~
clnA properties from The must valuable roote atS
herb AID eonctnuate nsenl intoas ntnte no q
.,e ,earssls n r..ss n s.IIsssa M,SS
the most sensitive s,omsehs aud issndioss tastes
most concentrated FORM as much estharie powe
a. l. embodied In any VI the large pills tsaae -
sue in the dru; shops. From their wopcstmi C.
taar,ic ws-. in proportion 60 theR stssseeoeee
who have not tried them arc apt 70 eapHoe 49,
they are harsh or drastic Ia ehseS ioaeSueoSeSp
O, all the case the different active wsoac al yeeeb
ciples Of which they arc eompsesA ts@E = ~
noniEcd AMI nodded, one By tie Wheuy
produce a most scare bfm9 ~ snSrea
ouyh, We, gcnsiy and KINDLY opsressas
cath rite. ... ..tH--tlsH -Ail"t
$500 Reward Il hereby offered BY The, po.
prictor OF these Pellets, TO- any ehemtst ~hS
upon analysis, win ind In them any ealcuneio.1
other forms Of mercury or any other -miaeN
poison. OIL. .....rH gegs
Being cntireIyvcrctabie. 30 psr<icfisi
rate without disturbance 20 the constitution diet.
or occupation For yauntsice. Headache
ConstiPsstoT; iaprse naSSsySStn
Chest, DisEinoss Sour Er9sssttsns
mouth, Hiiioas attssEA Ysln ,iA,.
region OF X Id neysy lntcrnnl Feter,
Bioatcd feeling about St0FAask,I
Rush OF Hood TO Head. NJHA Cofst
orcd Urinc, UnaociAh1iyy a4hN
GLOOMY Forebodings, nN NJ,
Picrcc's Plehsant Pnrg atIve PetisIe
In explana ion oi tho remedial power OF my fw'
r1'iye rcle's over 50 rreat variety Of a.sexse<x
wi ii IN az that their action upon inc
ami nal ccouSGsy 10 universal, mats
ciaui or tissue cscapina shetv sens.
tive impress. Age doe not impair Them
their ~ '.r coating and being enclosed In gtars
bottles preserve their Srtne- unimpaircd iw sIy
length " time IN ans climate. 90 that thry are ~
way. fresh and reliable, which 10 not The essv
with the p.'ls i'nud IN tho drug storr.. put NJ IN
cheap wool or ptste-boarl boxes. Resollest VA
f,r all diseases where q Laxative, ANcfAI u
tive or rurentivc IA Indicated. these !uif
r'ncis will give the most p-:icct sstissaetioa u
all who use hem. .4r,.. oil.
They arc sold by MI ontcrprisine
Druggists Ut 25 ccHts a bottlcsrs1t s.-.
Do no, allow any druggist 20 induce 700 - |,
take ANYTHING C'sc that ie may say 10 iwst ~
-no I ~ my Pellets because hc makes a iarrv
profit On that which no recommends, W no
Hu..is' cannot supply them, cnchso . Gems
aud receive them by return mail from
X. r. PIERCE, ~. d. frVP'v,
BUFFALO, &c
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OF various patterns and Tor every form OF
kuptnne 20 that we c nc Almost any cz.e
Al sight A 20, ABDOatSAB -FpPUHT.
tR-, H UL' FR BRACES, BAsDaGIss.
-YkIEGES and SURGICAL INSrnJ-
MESTS In great var1 w.
IN sending orders for Tru~ses and 90 D.
btp@. AMI sp@eiTy whetae. a Right, Let or
Lou ole Truss IL vaut.d. Adirezs %
LSAS. LIFT T0,
wholesale and Ret-il Druggists, Wheel
Ing. w. Va
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Save Your Horses.
EzTIROSH."

HTURosH" oR USEERNESTED w1SE
for Commun'on purpo,es- Also.
Angelica Wine, very delicate, IsvoTI,.
wine for ia 81 = snd l. vsIid-. Also park
II ng and Ho~k Wines Pine a Co = Brandy,
old and pure, superior I've AMI bourbon
Whiskies for medicinal puTpDses-
For saIe by JOAN, Lf-T n 60.
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For Sale.

TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE s
II 4, seven or eight rooms, on J sU,tp
S5ss sS.. ssss s sss:. s sss
=, rooms on or Eoff street, containing
TX House oA L. q. HU6HES,
.,ar rooms. Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-21
FOR r ENT.
FOR RENT.

THE BRICK HOUSE OCCUPIED BY
l James Mckee, as grocery and dwelling,
,y@,eu on Clay street, East Wheeling, one
ppaohg the best grocery stands in the city.
'SS Ss'S given april l., 1873. Apply 10
1WIo A.. NJ. ADAM.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-21
::T;IOR SALE.

c,rs OF LAND ON THE BAL
al AChr 4 Ohio Railroad, near CLIO
1.p Marion COUNTY 0 y, v ( Bro n Z.
lO5 Market street.