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who have injured themselves by Q certain
practice, INDUCED In when alone, a habit
frequently learned from evil companion
or at school, tire e6setg of which are Nightly
felt, even when asleep, aDd II moi cured
renders marriage frnp0ssible, and Destroy
both body and mind, should apply t1Ame
diai-ly.
OF the euIutry, the pride OF his parents
should be snatcised from an prospects and
enIoymtnts OF lie by the eouseq uences o,
deviating from the path Of nature, and in
duIgfng IN a rertsjp secret hsbit. Such per.
sons N st, before contemplating
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RaiIdiuy Lots For Sale.

OFFFR THE FOLLOWING EITHER
at wholesale or retail: Lots No. II in
square =; No. D in Square 5; the south nall
No. : in Square IL: No. 2 in Square 2S No. IL
in square IL: No. IA in Square II; No. S In
Square "A; No. II in Square lS, and No. IS In
Division +.
Also, Lots NJ l I'm Square 20; No. IS In
SIuare 9. north half of No. IA in Square ~:
10. ? in Square7 No. Is in Square II; No. II
in square tx No. IL in Square IL; No. II in
square Il; No u In square q, and No. Is in
SQUARE Il. All situated in the subdivisions
al the Caldwell estate.
L. g. HUGHES,
a.ls Real Estate Agent.
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sale of Foundry Fixtures.

OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE THE
Patterns, Flasks and Fixtures In Union
Foundry, belonging to the late nrm OF w.
W. Miller q Co. Phe purchaser can secure
a reasonable lease of the Foundry ana
grounds. The building is IS n. by 90 IT,,
Centrally located, with good lightwhich can
not be INSTRUCTED, and contains all tue
necessary appliances of IA tirst-class Joo0lng
foundry. For further information apply on
premises To -. o..
ION X k.
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Desirable Quincy Street
Property for Sale.

lam DIRECTED TO SELL THE PROP
| erty on Quincy street known as the
Sprigs Mansion House, fronting % feet on
Quincy, and running an equal width with
Byron TO Hampton street. The house Is
iarye and Substantial and the unOccupied
ground is the most desirable for building
purposes of any in the city. II not sold at
private sale by saturday, 18th instant, 1t
Will on that dav, at ten o'clock A. NJ, be
offered a, public auction at the font door
of the Court House in the city of Wheeling.
THOS. OBRIEN,
rnavll Real Estate Agent.
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FINA4%iAtp FHADE. ii
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
oiHi .Chtckt5, May "a.
,kGRAIN2 sWBsati e Jess active, an
settled. and Observation-Disclosures sprfhg
at 81 Ss1@l:54 cash; ~, ..5sSI. "a!
ssllsI Jun Est :2ag1 81 seller July;
closing ssh e,at.'sfs3 s.tller June, and
81 5.fse1ls {,yn1i,"n Corn, IS IN IN good de,
imsnd; No. 2 cold at 4744T se essh and
A &c aos seller Jure!s..s 0ass aiuet and
steady; No. . at 494Sal4o each. Rye rs
lc lower AID .auiet" at 's93s4c for No.
q Barley is inactive and nominal at
' FRsevi1s1ega9Mrk shhabLigea:
LIVE HeGSg$ S094 90.
& HNHWINES-S5ici for iron bound.
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MARRIAGES

Married persons, or young men and ladies'
coptem plating MARRIAGE! being aware oil
physical weakness, organic debility, de-
formitids,. especially cured.
He who places himself under the care OF
Or Fishblatt, may .religiausly con fide In
his honor as gentleman, aud confidently
rely on his skill a. q phi ysieian.
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WE published the nihe>asssfe~e
DIV for potato bugs. Hsnas ~ asotAsr,
which is said to be qqite1eaeciuslZ Boil
tobacco stems in water until strong
solution is obtained, aud Alter tpe dRcocs,
ton becomes perfectly ceolp oursar ei1t'
or more on each bill Of potatoes The
stems can be obtaiped. Of any tobacco
mist at asman cost. ..,rs
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,H0UN8 NEE,

sspeeially, who have become the victims OF
solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps-to an I'M
timely grave thousands NJ young seeh of
the most exalted talents and brilliant iptel:
lect. who might otherwise ,hAvosentfahced
listening Senates with the thupderingH Of
eloquarce, or walked 90 ecstasy the living
Tyre, may call with full confdepce. ,da.'
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FOR r EMIT.
For Rent.

LARGE ROOM, WITH SPLENDID
n ikht and power for machinery. Also,
other small rooms, with or without power,
aud one large WarerOOm. Possession given
first or April. Apply al ONCE OF star Foun-
dry. BENZ. flSdEh
mari IN
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Removal.

Z wINZENRIED & SoN,.JEwELERs,
= have removed from their old stand, No.
is Main street, To No. lo7 Main street, one
door north Of E. Ball & Co.'S shoe store,
where they win be pleased to see an old pa
irons and the public generally.
marlS-sh y
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For Rent.

C'ECOND AND THIRD STORIES OF
> Franklin Insurance Company's build
ius. For PARTICULARS apply at their ONCE,
HEM or VI REILLY. marl-h
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For Sale.

ONEHALF OF LOT NUMBER FORTY
SIX 40 corner Of Fillmore and Preston
SITS, Centre Wheeling. Price se3e. Also q
two-story Frame House, with SIX acres ol
latter place is known as part of the Baguiey
property. For particularly inquire Ut the
Law once OF +. g. CRACRAEsr, OF 9, .,
]. CHAMBERS HERSEa. .'
rnarD--h AuctlOQeeE- d.
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MARRIAGE,

reflect thata sound mind ana body are the
most necessary requisites 70 promote con.
,hubial hapfness. Indeed, without these
the journey through lie becomes . weary
pilgrimage; the prospects hourly dsrkeu 70
the view, the mind becomes shadoved With
despair and filIed With the melancholy
reflection that the Happiness Of a1cshex be
CONES bughted with our own. -,
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Dr.. Fishbiatt refers TO- the following

Dr.. Fishblstt refers to the following
Professors iu.... -.~ ..s,.
RS. NEWTON. ND. g.
!C-M. ROBERTS, N. ID.
J. HEINE, u D. !
PACL ALLEN, ND q s''''''
CALSINRIyENBgRR, IL D.
H MORGAN SWEET, NJ D. ,..,
HI. HERMASEE, II. D.
HARRIs,M D. -.'''
81" JOSEPH n. FRIEND, N. y. . b.
,Wsv. YAHERMAN, Id. DO
lie sHODGkAss, n. d. .
ISAAC sPAyGLER, ND:
. Wv. HADI4EY, MD.is 81 a.. H.
EDwIN FREEMAN, n. ID.
MILTON SAUNDERS, M.p
CHARLES HART, II n:
ALEX. WILDE, II b. '-'''.'
80 TN. H0LsEH, Ah-.,'-rs -"
RC.sMITH. I'D .- ...-.Ii.'
siTE. Raj, Il D! .....
lei L.s aaoR NEW Tekx.~
aHNhee t8l
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Has discovered the most eertain, speedy
and only etfectual remedy IN The ;Worldior
weak ness nj the back Or limbs, structures,
affections OF the kidneys On bls ader fnyoli
untary discharges, impotency, general De-
bility, nervousness, dyspepsias ianguor,
low Spirits, confusion OF ideas, palpitation
OF the heart, timidity, trembling, dimn ess
81 sight or giddiness, disease OF the head,
throat or skin, afiectiQn8 Of the ,iunks,
liver, stomach Of Bowels, those terrible dis
orders arising fr9m. sol itaLy. habits Of youth
secret and solitary practices more fatal ~
victims than ths songs OF the 10 the
maggtpers OF Ulysses, 6lightinS ihslI mSa
ing ma rriage, Sc, impossible. OF a'''""' 81
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Ill, III
Cincinnati Market.

80 Cincinnati Market l.,L i.a
81 '",' "cIsc1sss,;A.1lIl.. May a..
CoTTON-Firm; miiddlings 243c, >,
:. ClFFEE-Firm. - Az 81
COAL-Steady..' .'""' !" 49,
| h EGGS-FImsr, atl6c. 49, ,''''S''
'h FLOUR-Quiet and 5@loc lower
c GRAIN-whest dun; red 81. $50
. co.. Corn quiet ear at 52995c.
Oats quiet st l..,,. s..."I .'
PROVISIONS Market quiet Mess
prk quiet; city offered at Sl4 p, reg
ar at $1,000 Bulk meats nominally
Unchanged. a'o,-t: r'-"''''''
HOGS-Quoted at 81 I6@4 IS; Ne
ceipts 1910. L... r....,, ." "'"'
MOLASSES-Steadyi .Ney Orleans
at 5506Sc. -'''' ..... T.. 81.
'SUGARS-Steady. ,.,,
OBACCO-Firm and active at full
prices. , ..r.,a, ..t -.1 "'-.'I '
WHISKY-Actlye at Sc .,u,ra -"
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New Books!
"CITY BOOK STORE"

RISE AND FALL OF SLAVE POWER
~ AMERICA-By Hon. Henry wilson,
vol. |, cloth, $3.50.
4 TREASURY OF THOUGHT-An En-
cycIOpriis of QuO;ationS-By NJ. NJ. Ba!!ou,
DRAKES DICTIONARY OF BIOGRA-
PHY-Cioth. $500. ! LII .....t.
BALDWIN's ANCIENT AMERICA
Cloth, 500.
ROUGHiNG lT-Mark Twain, sheep,
500; cloth, $3.50.
GOOD BYE, SWEETHEART-Rhoda
Broushton, cloth, Sl5O; paper. zoe;
THE HEART OF ARABiA-Edited by
Rayard Taylor, cloth, sl.50.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST-By Bayard
Taylor, cloth. sl.jI
THE MASQUE Of THE GODS-By Bay
ard Taylor, cloth. Sis.
MARTIN Harpers New
Household Edition, cloth, $50; paper sl.Oo
OLIVER TWISr-Same Edition, cloth,
SlOO; paper, sc.
FIVE HUNDRED MAJoRITY-By VIII
lys Niles, cloth, 81 Is; paper, 100.
NORTHERN LASDS--Olver optic, cloth,
SjG. -, "
TRUE AS sTEELr-Marion Harland5
cloth, Sl.5O.
EXPOSE OF POLYGAMY In UTAH
By Mrs. Stenhouse, cloth, $50; paper, Sl.o0
BITS OF TRAVEL-By III. H., cloth,
sl1L
MAUD MOHAN-Annie Edwards, paper,
sc.
aISn A ErTIIINROr
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y :3laei.H T!arfat'1tSre5 &.siy'c:nTiss
Cutting Coal by Machinery.

i The London Mining Journal has the
fbHoRing to say upon the proposition
TO-, cut coal by machinery: There is
every prospect that the cutting of coal
|Bf machinery will be more generally
adopted than has heretofore been the
rye At.ptffpti IA has only beeh
adopted at a Few places, but new ma
chime, patented by Messrs. elliott
bapd Copley, has just been tested in the
presen OF mining engineers from vari.
bus parts Of Great Britain, and with the
MOST satisfactory results. In l36 min
he a bank Of coal ffty-eight yards
long and topf feet elAktipssfs sthick,
was cut b TIE dxhh NUSa fst one
inch. TIE quantity Of coal thus cut
you'd be eighty tons in the time stated.
In connection with coal machinery, a
hydraulic coal breaker patented by d
ME Club, of London, has just been
[shksessfully tested at the Oaks colliery,
Bsrns ley. 1t brings down the coal in
vast blocks affecting great saving in
making little or no slack, as wedges
and gunpowder make from twenty-six
to forty per cent. The owners Of the
Oas coDisry ss psyell satisfied 9th
THE hi fpe ftatt aksy hshe order5t6r
four Of them.
ATough Dog or q Tougher Story.
The Cleveland PLAIN Dealer tells the
following: -
a. W Wednesday a large dog al the In
.dustrial School bit one OF the children
Application was made at the police
to have the animal shot, aud an
.otficer was detaIs to do the work. He
shot the 3g'ivEti and left it for dead
This morning the dog was hunting
around for rations, and another police
man WIS sent over, WHO sbet the ca
nine Sc vet tig4sTf tfp bat it Win,
&dub till he&foal ~ rad killed 1.
Ashort time after the Superintendent OF
81 E allAal!ElS' i; it,, a. ,S +:
trdte, as it was still alive and demon
sttstite .-A'third policeman, was sent
oyer sus put TWO more bullets in the
be@t Perhaps some one had better
@ke''a contract TO shoot the dog all
;' u Z k +s!5::j':5. .fB #! niue: &:
4(AH Greeley knows about farming.
Tfde are Other. .qpesGassI however,
hardly DO doubtful in their nature, one
OF which Isl /. How'much does England
really k pow about 'tbis, isountry2 A
,Hta mum Der Of the London Standard
says thai the political campaign just
ePe,fhi4 tktt hbld stals1as 'caused
tlHHaa 6fstreet riots, men and women
have beep shot down Ter their political
s, and reign of violence apd
bloodsheS ga b91 inalgthted gEha
Msiisiy EsgHka hay MM sssbiAU
exchange imagines that if the Standard
could only have a photograph of DR..
Greeley cutting dAwa GRUB trees with
his little Ratchet at Chappaqua, and the
logs for NJ lies. azouDd covered with poll
lidhps Ehissge 70 ihtertIsR,, bum. its
HHkEBA would have assumed a rather
different eOloring '''''''I.'. % 49,. - 800,
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sTATIONERY, ar.
POCKET BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS and
10 WALL PAPER

sept constantly on hand. just received,
Jolly WARDEN" INITIAL BILLET:
something entirely new; SC per box.
INITIAL CASKET," four tints, SOC.
COTTAGE" 40c. ,..-..s
LA PATTE," DC.
Sent bv Nail Free of Postage.
Address: J. ID, STANTON,
Corner Monroe aud Market streets.
aDrT
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FOR SALE.
Horse for Sale.

4 FINE SEVEN YEAR OLD BAY
n horse; good worker. For particulars
inquire at .co,s
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.''S S.ss:nn1sszz ssE.ssips:h.!

sNONEY The market. vas, .sasy 10
the, close. Of the asiy Issf s97 per cent
ON call. =--'sa '...
FOREIGN EXCHANGE - The
. y. ,sss "a; s ssa,. L. as5s ss ;as
sserfibg and ll0l for sight, 80.
I GOLD-The msr4& kss weaker to-
day, bu, losed dull snd9 4. eady at 4lsa
ASSISTANT Tressunh paid out to-
day s270OO0 on account ,of. interest,
and sSA2 200 10 redemption of $50
r ss ssss;s, I: .sflAgnhs.::
There Wis q hog business 10 currency
IS at ll7s United States currency 6s
at ll79ll7 s... 80. .. :" -. o:i..: s..ie
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The Civil RIGHTS Bill.

The Civil Rights Bill.
-Tha f0llAAiae-is-a-esp5-uftnscfv if
FYfhE ks9 @Fa ~ "a StaN
"Wednesday morning:
ESsat5;;;::ledIi!t!.!A$::. !A usg;!!
Inn, or in any place Of public smpse-
ment,,onisntersairmsdt,' fo ffz Which q
SuifE &RfadB ne GAst4ge Coaches,
railroad, or other means of public car
s say d 4sfSSafUS 's,Q$kAt p Rs as:
! ommodation therein Of any citizen Of
he United States sesslse of race 9l4d
9r24Stsidi3{aata d servittas' shAh
On cO6victon thereof be fined not less
)tban five hundred nor .more than five
thousand dollars for each ofense, and
'thSpAn@sot tcsrpdation 30 offending
shall be liable to the citizens thereby
Injured In the damages to be recovered
in an action OF debt.
st&.2, Fbat Aa aaesses under this
act and actions to recover damages
e. 49, S;iHgE3;ss,yB':'M@f.A.ataa';; i ct
crimes at thss4asSe @Aete TIE ofense
WAS changed DO. been. Committed
wf'hEzgH appeal, Or to bsye writ
q essf1FSE{a HSadStls,s hamfA "P'HaH''
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This popular resort viii be opened for the
reception of visitors on the 1st Of June, 1877.
Thaukfnl foE The liberal patronage bestov-
I'd by the citizens Of Wheeling and other
uotus fhEBaH season, the proprietor hopes
10 make the place sth More inviting and
fGacftke dbs coming RmIner-. i-~s'-
The water promises % be abundant, and
tts medicinal qualities are Unsurpassed IN
the cure Of all diseases OF the Stomach and
BowelS and in. derangrrherits OF The Liver
and kid1eya A commodious carriage viii
run daily rom the hotels in Parkexsourg.
and conveyances sent TO meet any boat or
train by giving timely 1o,ies. 81. :
servants half price. Libezzls arfsnEemeBss
for families by the month Mails Ieceivsd
For furtheyparteulas, IsSdfess1 90 -
kXsh.Iraff A VA w.
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4&Gs,sE93&aS..
A.
Or susar!cosiSd, acSneentra,ed,
Root and Herbal Juice, Anti
Bilious GranuASas THE "LlTTLE
|. GIANT" CATHiRTlC, or Multum
in Parvo Physic.
The novelty Of modern Medictl. Chfhie3l. W
',i e. IS a. n! Syh all:!
composed OF cheap crude, and bulky ingredients,
when we can by careful application Of chemical
science extract all the cathartic and other medi
Sinsl properties isea she mist valuable root. and
herbs, aud concentrate them into Q minute Gran
ole, scarcely larger than q mn stard
seed, .asi eta he tssqiiy swalswsa tote Of
The fhost ssat Eya siam Ac6s I'D Assaisst snses.
most eoASgptptsd fS1p.. a. nush .estAs SScpcMer
az Il Sfn5 odted In any OF the large pilh.tn4.Ar
sale IN he dang sAepsr--ffonEfA.e tr
nrrnc power: In proportion 70 taslF sile, people
they are harsh Or drastic in effect hut such is not
a, all the case, the different active medicinal Erin.
SSss p o S X sss s c;Sss. 20 ~ TO-; to
Saaarsiss.s.i'.n .s..S,s ~
sao sc , Y h..s S AZ Sa r..
s3Sa i 's.s: @ Y, SPEct s sss al
pnsonss.s. .-'s !" ""
., aissatR6GssfXJ lisG! @4S,s t sa.
rabc without disiurbancrts REORGANIZATION diet,
{, SnsSGG, ie rGi i ! af t
E II s.s fSai99snaHsTs%kAasSSs, 81 oh:
S %oa sRs. ssekl"sssal ssssa, R.'iGs n IN
T Slssqea 1t ss s: ~. So
Rdsh-o ntS o& u ActA. .tsigNey5
f'sa sas. . Pc.
In ezptatn,t VIZ. fapS, Nal rSs.x &C s,.n&r.
g,iEs ,s:f sS I,s .ssS ssss.
a Via "a MAJ 5r SasSIsp. :ssi1
az .9lsSi m tssis: , @sstid ,.sS' Ss
bottlcs preserve their virtues unippsiysd loS upy
lcn-th of Tine. hiars ct,fs1h, IS they are al
sway1 lresA NpS reliable. rsAis 10 roe the etsN
wtthtls ms Supa. % LII. kucA -tdrc- tntsur IN
|, l$F a d.c++r-'Sssfs s .ss s,Iyc. xiicrs.
,FsiI%s VIZ. I've ,is rsssr ScsftH IsysasiiqS 70.
81 whe ussSaossS 10 '''.S' -.
Thcy. arc sold by AL cntcrpriifng
! oruggis!s a ;3S.fSNSAh e1'ta"i'ss"
,,E D@ az. 49, sss iss'st i st ..
good as my faSSsssssTA cstS ~~tsat-xSAh:cr
J tEont on that which Do rssQpmcnd-. H~ys.
dructir cfnf1 Strfppk ,ihfm, enclose &,xslas
: w. = EFT:rkEI'f fs~t. "a
.aI ..'''' $50: So -, 'RfTFAI ~
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For Disease Of treTxroat and Lungs
such a. oaaha- Colds Mhoop-
90 ing Cough, BroushtA Asth-
.''"' ma and Consumption.
Among tina grsa
discoveries Of mod

ally cOnfrol.t ifsff:. The tesrffhbhy of pyr
best ciu tens, OF all classes, estaltl1fs roe
| fact, thai CnkRKr r KcropAE vii and, d0es,
+selleve and cure the afflicted dbordeIs 9r
| the Throat and Lungs beyond ally othn
| medicine. The mos dsHHsaenf anections
tofthe Pulmonary OrgaHs y1elh tb " pQNcf
and cases OF CONSULTATION, ctHsd ~
tins preparation. are -pIbiffTy Known, ~
remarkable as hardly Ia be believed, were
81 sss yt r. . R,sIs% saS n
rely for foll protection. BxsuuR9iOUOhs,
s sss sS sn anp:.. i is. 2ss x: u
trial trial and s5syiSs5x Inc most sfrpti"si.
Every family should keep IL on hand "A ?.
prGtsstiotn o.. .sAinst y,s s.riy No snpr ma
which ars easily met at nrst, but WHICH ".
rorh4 fncS rahls, ssstt-s ofteh fStai,ff M
lected. Tender lungs needs this defenl,
and II II unwiss % be ~ tffOufft. hkrmk
guard tS children amid tiie distressing dlE
eases white n beset She Throat anh'choa "
childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL II inyMW
able. for, by. its ltiaely tre, tnuifftufes arg
rescued nom premature gravrs and ahvcl
To the love and affection centerrd on them.
colds, securing so9nd and hsAihbAsSri.y'
sleep. No one, WIZ suffer lbnble-og,s ~
FLtESSA aiSd .PainfhfbBROSc AI1tA,
whe1i tfey ka3y SoS easily they can b.
Originally the P,rodacf,ot IDpz i..osssu.,
and SUCCESSFUL chemical Investigation, NO
cost or toll is spared In making every bottle
S i% s s@nsdss: Rs'S ~ q
the Virtues II has ever sxihkbtsa sapd . pa
bic Of producing cures N Ipempz 1Iess tiss
greatest II has ever effected.
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.-.,.,.,., kaEn Ea1-' s-iz@ - "a 90
ii ig-tSss. sss''
EsazI Z liDs5ii
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Potomac Herring. ....
RARRELSANB HALE BARRELs JUST
- received. -. :,
0ayl .TIN6IRA MHAM. d.

:. .j.,,,Jiis,.-s,.T zI.,-..,,tis :s..s.a. SO.
- vi aIr- s.5. i.,.r l.s '=5'' %
ISE,rI1s- . :I.r -
90, * s-zssE1s - a'1~"'
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;. Soc. sa-.,-- 80. O is...-s-
.,..,iJ..E L nsi..G - Ti-fT
- = ,s.,i!JS4i y %.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25

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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-16
Liquor Dealers Coming to Grief.

Tho last term Of the Wood County Court of
Common Pleas, has been one Of more than ordin-
sry interest and.of activity from the tact that
over sixty indictments had been found against
the liquor dealers FOR violating the law.
The Grand Jury are entitled to the highest
praise for the patient, thorough and impartial
manner in which they accomp' 'ished their work, f.,
and the County Prosecutor, Col ]. A. SHANNON,
is deserving the highest credit for the successful
manner In whiSh these suits have been prosecu-
ted. Let the law be faithfully and Justly admin
istered and we shall soon have less intemperance
less crime aud less Of taxation 10 pay the public
expenses which naturally results from the pros
esutiof aud punishmlnt of those who are made
crimisal yTirdi accursed traffic.
We trust that every Christian IN and woman
and all law abiding citizens in Wood county
will unite in carrying on the work of reform. Lat
the wives and children of the many poor victims
Of intemperance know that the law gives them
the right to levy damages on those who make
their husbands and parents drunk. Put the law
in force aud the remedy is sure.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-16
LETTER FROM M1ILBuRY.
Mrl,puRy. Feb. p. 1879,

MtLLDURY, Feb. ~, 1877:
Ed. JorRSAL; 1t Is with many miseivings
as to his ability and with grave doubts as to his
success, that your undersigned self-loealifedl To-
cal makes the attempt to relate briefly few oc
currences that may not be unuteresting to your
readers, aud to discuss with like brevity some
OF the questions that NOW occupy the minds OF
the people Of this place and vicinity In fact
Mr.. Editor this effort would not have been put
forth we're II not for this That in every town
there is constantly something happening that y
properly reported at the time Of the occurrence.
would be Of interest to a great many. As Mil
bury Is likely to et several reporIabe items go
bv tho board, hence tue self lOcalisation Of the
undersigned.
Inspeaking Of tho prosperity Of our town and
Its business prospects generally, we will notice
first our new two-story school house costing s2,-
800, two new churches, both costing from $4,000
TO $4,000, and a greater number of dwelling
houses than has ever been constructed in any
previous year in the history OF the town. This
we credit to 1871, With fair prospect Of equal
ing it, IL not exceeding, in 1872
The unusual good sleighing of this wntcr
has made lumbcrmep, wooden bowl men, stave
factory men, and in fact everybody, our msr.
chants included, look more pleasant and, evil
dently, feel better than last year at this time.
The last subject, but by no means the least
that we will notice, is the temperance movement
in this place. A Mr. Brady organized Divis-
ion of Sons Of Temperance here about three
weeks since. The Division now numbers about
55 members. including great many of our old
est and most influential citizens, a fact that is
not supposed to be very conducive either to the
| happiness or prosperity of the liquor sellers 10
Gated here. The above menIined liquor sellers,
although they say that they do not believe the
Grand Jury can do anything with them, are evil
IDENTIFY not al ease, and probably will not be un
til the actions Of said Grand Jury are made
public.
| lnasmuch as this communication is getting tc
be anything but short one, and, whereas, the
undersigned has not superseded Millbury,' bu
merely filed the vacancy occasioned by his in
| attention to business, he will close and will
shield himself from the scrutiny of a criticisine
/ world by adopting the pscudonym
SrPgRsUMERARY.