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tom in tho enjoyment Of n transatlantic tour;
allow mo, rs ono WHO han tried all the ynnetios
Of Amcrioan and Enropoan hotel life, to offor a
friendly hint for intending travalers.
In Now, Yorl; YOU will bo assniIotl on landing
with tho lscorcnnt voices Of onh,laiustio toutota
for mnny llOtoiB, 30 tint, 1lnloss ono knows be-
forohnnd whore to go, ho will 10 boSillorcd.
Tho ordinary arrangement III Now York Ia as
whether rartnkon Of or not Tho dining-roou,s
aro very large, goneralty hundred or 20 Of
guests. Writers Hl1o, unless previously "tpl'-
cd, arc not always very willing o,oa. 1'iion
tl.oro ie tho oIHy hall, with It's many idlo lonn
Ie'u tlio floor uud tho afr worry 1.nwocomo to
English tastos And feeltngs Tho European plnn
IL teesdodiy tho most agreeable iu ovory respect.
Lilo hotol at Which stnyod IL III tho lower Fifth
ayo!!,1o. shall mover forget ita quiet reposo and
rustic appearance nfter tho noiso and incouyen-
ienco Of stormy voyage Of oloyen or twclyo days.
There Is IN mir df ariBeocraio dignity about the
whole house. Tho walters aro most civil and nt-
tontive; tho dining.room very taatefully fur;
rcst pleasantly III contrast With tile loud aud
bustling energy Of American institutions, as
hotels hero may well DO called. There Ia no
sGro orb or Dse sDout tas onss' none Of ,G9s
adjunct to tho American hotel no crowded rcad-
ing-room, with its young Americans cooking mp
tEor hcels on the nearest table,. aud with al air
Of unmannosly leisure pcrua!ng tho worlds nows
II tIlfEiEE NNHLS W GuJOJ !CNl GUHll1Et nuu
quiet easo in Now York, lot him ao1ourn ut
tho Brovoort Houso, FIFTH. avenue, and ho will
ofton havo cauao to thank the wlitor for the
timely suggestion. You may live us economically
as at any uther hotol. aB you pay only for what
You have but Of course, you may live also like
IN Eaetol1, PRINCE but muat pay prince's price.
That is the advantage Of such hotels ae tho
Drovoor. uouso. Moreover, tho proprietor
never allows beor, or vino, or spirits 10 be neod
by tho servants waitors. and, unlosH the guests
particularly desire to drink wine, there ia Ito
necessity to have any, for what ta called in
Europe ;" tho good Of the house," Tile proprio.
tor Is, moreover, thoroughly good Christian
mat, and in tho wny Of lopIng Europeans to
geo America TO tue best advantage. Ao iB an
Invaluable ally.
I fool dobt Of gratitude 10 tho host for hay-
ing talsou great caro Of mo during sovero i'll
most, whom Ind good scope for contrasting
European hotel l!ic With. American, as, unforttl
nntoly, / Ind boon also hid up In tho Far West,
in one of tho gtaudest hotels in tho United
States. In the lattor place, might hayo died
for all that any one In tho house caro1. The
dismal. ilrcary cxpsrioncc OF life In such d hotcl
10 ono can ever forget who has ever felt what It
Is to be stranger iii d strange land.
TnAvzLEn
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!" SWEET C1IAR[TY.v

..-. -.,.z. -....... =.
Ehnt Provision Is the City Prcpnrcd
to Make for tho Destitute This Wills
teri
TO tho Editor Of Tho Chicago Tt:tume:,
SIN: Winter ia nraip at hand. md. aH ia ,sual
IN MI LARGO c;t;oz t,a ood ,von+,,or ro,,o. A.,
~ w. l"ls9 Il''e'' 'ne eo1o Mea'ner 1otces tne
poor peopio 10 Tue suf1aco OF society from tho
busy throngs OF life, whore they have beon
struggling hard during tho summer to provide
apainet Coming necessitv an;1 vo find oursc,vcs
.Drro,,rao1 ~, r., a,,,os ~, t,oao s.;,, ona, a,
,'l,l, ssu W a., m n.u'o " ,D'1o s,1n Ao.os Auu
helpless ones. Tho uHual number OF thoso
unfortunate people is greatly augmented
this winter, In couseouonce of tho atriugency
of tho timcs and n surplus Of all kinds oe inhor
rt, .at;,.,, - I>,,.;,soa. t., H. ar,a,,
1no iu"o.l,Ss " pua'Nes - Sno ., A'lAlo, 'o"Aa
has conerlbatod largely TO the humber, and
hundreds bereft Of their situations have Aod to
the CITY. wl,ere tho demand for labor ia general
" coo3. md ,ho rcHu,t Ia, tbcv are rnab1o 70
,,t', s,a,,,aont f.,a,J,o1a ..a .s;.,,.,,t
ootaln elnp4osnent' lilenueae' "nu WITHOUT
sufficient funda to support themselves through
tho winter without work. they must, in consc-
.rhic;, ia NJ nroaent nnnh1c IN mast onc.topi1'
mLen 40 ~ eAo0oAA' uA4"Dt' ~ @"''1 o"'''o1''A
tue demand.
The question Is ofton asked upon ouB streets,
by some Door unfortunate stranger vl,ose funds
w. o-h,,oto1 ard ,rho hoo ,rordo,o5 o1,ort ill.,
~ '.,s-. -.I. .., ~
CITY IN TIC VAN senIch..ot employment nntll
hunger anu Want o. s!eoP 1oSces e!a TO seeK tno
protection OF lndlVldunl Or pnoiic sympathy ::
Where can obtain EiGht'a ledgins and some
thing to eat3 l have no money" What
nAAe AAANsAuos VI cutAoAt At.Ss4SA SotaaA =
pcreon give MIN, unless 1T 20 money,
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From The Rock {kng|tsh Church organ)
As many Englishman now visit Now York
Almost with as little hesitation as fow yearp
sJuea thsy would have croaHed tho Chanpol, and
u hosal'aeoopmodatiQ IL i yesy pstsIiN
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SEWING MACHINES.

TOR HALE--A NEW IMPROVED GROVER i
Nakur fa1ny sewng. CHING, compctn and posfects
GINGER SEWING MACHINES = OFFlCEB OF
htsho!s paar,on. 4a South Mslsted-at aad III
oh!nc on easy nsynonts-tako sewing hume and ho
alt III Gash for ~ thoy do tho multhly payment,
SEWlS1;MAo!IINIss AT, ALI. KINDS REMElAIHEn II lE
;paohiHss. 1t 1b South Clark.ss., coraeE Madison,
GINGER OFFIOE OF 4. j.. EtE.LQII!sRT, 9l6 SOUTH
rontcd. Machines rupairsd. 0tdeo opon eyeatng..
LVlLICox nIHDS. TilIE best FAMILY sEW!!MG W!!IMG
oax 6bhs 4. H. d.. aosass WsGasa,aN md AdausAi4
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

11oR sALE-oR ExgHANGR-1c,oG ,oG1 ACRES or
II wild tApd In lots TO kult. n. OUTliET CO.. lel
East Aiadison-st., Room z.
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n1XoROEs1 1LKGALLY 0lsTA!NED-FEH AFTER
hs saaits 81 6Siasso. 1ddsass 0i'o1aa 1ox laaf. ~
, 1873-11-19

l0R. MATTHEW AND MADAM MAYNARD, nUSI.
~ nos4 And medical mediums. lob West Madison.Et.
MADAME IDELL, THE Ol;LEDAATED FEsTALI
l phyaciau and olarvoyan has aqual inor prufus.
o.n!aooA II her peWor at her lsI cAt
Madison IT., Rooms aud Q, from 4. N. to ~ III.
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The ST. Louis Convention OF Con.
ETessmen..Whatw was Accomplish.
ed by the Recent st. Louis Con.
VenIiOn.
The editor Of the Washington Star, who
attended the recent gathering of Western
Congressman at ST. Louis and Rccomps.
MED them on their excursion to Texas,
writing from Dennison, Gays:
The St. Louis What.is.i: Convention OF
Congressman and others that met 10 dis.
Cuss, nobody exactly knows what, and
continues its labOTs by an exploration that
Is TO end nobody (up to the present writ.
iuG) exactly knows where, has swung
round the half circle to this point. The
Congressional Convention invoked in
the interests Of cheap transportation, and
OF water transportation as opposed 10 that
by rail, found itself embarrassed by pro.
positions go conflicting and of so wide a
range that It became evident that nothing
short Of some great lOg.rolling scheme
embracing oil the different interests, and
footing up an appalling aggregate deple.
ton OF the Federal treasury, will bring
out any practical results from all the talk
at st. Louis. A ship canal around Nj
agara Falls, the deepening Of the mouth
Of the Mississippi, the construction Of
canals through Georgia and Virginia
across the mountain range dividing the
Mississippi valley from the Atlantic, were
among the incongruous projects urged.
OF these, only one-the deepening OF the
mouth Of the Mississippi-is likely TO stand
any chance of endorsement by strict con.
struction legislators opposed to the en-.
largement OF the powers Of the general
government; and II is doubtful If any per.
manent improvement OF the Mississippi
navigation can be made justifying any
large governmental expenditure. The
practical results of the-meeting at St
Louis were In enabling the Missouri folks
TO show the wonderful extent of their
mineral and other resources, and 10 set
forth the ground for their faith in the the
DRY that nothing can prevent the Missis.
slppi valley from becoming the centre Of
human power"
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

A depressed, irritable state OF mind
a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
no energy or animation confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
buItatinE, involuntary discharges. Tho
consequence Of excuses, mental ovcFEork or
indiscrrtions. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds sovereign euro In HU2IPIIREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. IS.
It tones up the system, arrests discharges diSpels
the mental gloom and dependency, and rejure-
mates the entire system. 1t is perfectly harm
less and always efficient. Price S, for package
OF Eve boxes and q large g vial OF powder, which
important in old, serious cases. or 81 par single
box, Sod by ALL Druggists, or sent By mail
on receipt Of price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
10, 500 BEdu,wAy, y. y.
For sGlO by Logan, Lis. 5 Co.; E. Booking;
T. j. Firney; James MuT=y; Reed, Kraft & Co.
Wheeling; Ch9s. Faris, " heellng Island; James
Elliott sud J. Il y. N. Mercer, Bellalre, o.
febl2cOtGw
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To IMPEACu OR NOT TO IMrEAcH.-
The Grssn6rer Independent suggests that
Gov. JACOB be impesched for refusing to
give possession Of the PeniLentisry TO the
bogus board Of directors This the Lnde.
pendent says "is treason" The Wheeling
Register dcHrecates the suggestion. 1t is
not prepared to advise so severe rem
edy. The Register is prudent; it under.
stands better than the Independent the
feeling in all parts OF the State and 1t
knows that nothing would please the
Governors friends more than TO see the
CAMDEN, faction in the Legislature at.
tempt his impeachment. Impeachment
was the first thing in the programme ar
ranged at Charleston before the adjourn
ment in the Legislature. II the Governor
should insist on his right to make certain
appointments notwithstanding the Illegal
action Of the Legislature, that body was
TO be called together and the Governor
mpeachcd forthwith. The Governor
having done just that thing, VIC have en-.
quired several timeawhy the programme
Of the CAMDEEITEs Yves not carried out
but have not yet elected any response
But the reason Is known to everybody
1t Is found that the public sentiment is
with the Governor, and the iaCliOnists
dare not call the Legislature or attempt
tho Governors removal. The Independent
seems not to have found this out yet; but
when the Registers admonition reaches it,
it will take the hint and keep quiet.
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TOR RENT
q THRBB ELEGANT STORE ROOMS.

The three store Rooms, above German Bank,
on Market street, [irs. Beck's Block arc for
rent; one Of the rooms has dwelling above. Pos
session giTon Immediately.
EnQire Of A. REYAhN
ct brewery, or A. G. EGERTER, corner Market
and Union BtIeetg. lsnS
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J. NJ MILLER, AuctIoneer.
WHEELING, May s, 1878. my6
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west virginia Il Lard OF PROMISE
(From the n. Y. Commercial Bulletin)
Olall the Atlantic States, there is moi
one able to contest the superior natural
advantages OF Virginia in relation to tho
widest development Of the continent to-
wards the west and southwest. Most tx
tensivcly bounded on the east by the At
laniic seaboard, she POSSESSES harbOTs,
coast aud river facilities for foreign and
domestic trade unrivHled. Three hundred
miles of her western boundary (now West
Virginia. are washed by waters which
unite with the drainage OF every State
and Territory between the Alleghenies
aud the Rocky Mountains, north and
south, excepting only one. Six Common.
wealIhs, have, IN part, Cotcrminal bound
aries, and 10 the west her own products
may be ireightcd on Virginia water,
and b. discharged 5000 miles TO the
north and west IN Wyoming, or in the
south 1000 miles, without change Of
cargo, or the freight eau be gathered on
her inland waters and be shipped from
Virginia hlrbnrs to every port OF
the world, foreign and domestic.
The industrial aud popuiOus North
must cross her expansive width 10 trade
with the interior South by rail, and when
consolidated enterprise clearly apprcci'
atCS the advantages OF an inter State mid
land high way from New York to Mem
phis and thence 10 San Francisco, that
highway will traverse The mineral regions
OF West Virginia, region now uneXcell.
ed in promise. Western Pennsylvania
has grown rich and populOus tom iron,
coal and oil, the basis being 1856 square
miles Of bitumuus coal. West Virginia
has $4,000 square miles Of coal in the
very heart Of the Appalachian basin. Pitts.
buFgh, Oil Creek, aud JohnstoTn may be
rivallcd by Charleston, HCntirgtOn and
SIauuton, perhaps Outstrippel, when this
chief commercial artery Of the continent
unites the Atlantic and the Pacific. Vast
empires will be on either side, and the
track will traverse mineral lands from
New Jersey 10 the Mississippi-cOttOn
lands and the cattle domains in Arkansas,
Texas and New McXico-the territory Of
gold, silver, lead and copper in Arizona
and pass through the vineyards, orange
groves ana sheep pastures Of California.
Passing into Western Virginia, we find
the country, almost the whole area Of
which is underlald with coal, Gil, salt the
surface covered with timber, oak, walnut,
hemlock, poplar, beech and ash; the soil
rich, luamy genial; the bottom lands tot,
and the hills all arabic; iron ore in abUn-
dance at hand and within easy rich; lime.
stone, 1re clay and building material in
prOfusiOn; naYigable rivers, u location ecu.
trail 10 North, West and South, and in the
pathway OF the great midland route Of the
Continent, which must cross two routes
now running eastward from the Ohio to
Underwater. Here we have o condensed
view Of region Of wonderful promise,
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ENDORSEMENTS OF THE PRESS,
The many thousands cured at this establish
mcnt within the last twenty years, and the nun
erous important Surgical Operations pefiO'Eet
tho suN, and many other pspers, notices q
which appeared sgain and again before the pub
lie, besides his standing as q gentleman OF ttI,
aeter and responsibility, Is sufficient guAfHfI
TO the afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. !anli
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REroyAt.-Tho Business ONCE OF the lSTr1'
,,oyvs,n ba, been removed to the lower floor,
,b,c, door, cast OF former quarters, Quincy
stree, between Main and Market, lit being the
corBsrr room next the Alleyj where the projectors
will be happy to sec and serve theIr friends and
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Married Persons, or Young Men eop,.n,l,,,.
Marriage, being aware Of Physical Sc!'tsall.g
organic debility, deiOrmlties, speedily rn,SIes''
He who places himself under tbe S, SSG
y, may rcligiouEly condde In his honor 4. "
Iem91, and confidently rely upon bis I'm ~ W.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

UTWCNWVT
Functions, General Debility, symptoms Of Coz
sumption, &c.
AENT4ILT.-The fearful effect on The mind 4.
much TO be dreaded-LoAs OF Memory, Cnnialio,
Of Ideas, Depression Of Spirits. Evil Fofrbot
lngs, aversion 70 Society, Self Dlstrust, Lore
produced.
Thousands Of pcrsOns Of all ages can nog
Judge what Is the cause Of their declining health
losing their yiGOr, becoming weak, pI'e, te'
Yous and emac!ated, having q singular appear
anee about the eyes, cough and symptoms Of
I'nnEnmnilnn
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Eor sale.
SALE
OF CITY PROPERTY.
Thomas O'Brlen
rs. In ChancCry.

1nonT s::., In chanoeg
Pursuant to decree Of the County Court Of
Ohio County, In tho state Of West Virginia,
made and entered In the above Cnttlci cause on
the 18th day OF Msy, 1873 wcWill offer for salc on
TUESDAY, the let day of July, 1873,
At 10 o'clockA. N, OF said day, &. the front door
Of the Court House OF Ohio county, al tho lots
and parcels OF ground In the city Of Wheeling
belonging to the estate OF Thomas ACLArhlan,
late OF Ohio county, deceased which are pArllc.
ulAFly FAMED and described In the bill OF pArti.
tIOn died In the above named cause, consisting OF
LIST. Those two Lots situate on the touth.eatt
corner oil Centre and Seventh Sts 10 East Wheel
ing desIgI Gted on the plat said city a9 lots MIN
bered eighteen and twenty ole OF William W.
ShrlYer's addition 10 said city. These lots will
be sold as one entire parcel OF ground, or In iour
separate pArcele, as may be desired.
%, Lotnumbered one bundled and ninety'aTO
and water lot numbered six situate on tho west
side OF Elm street in the seventh Wa:d, In addi'
tIOn to said city, laid out by Henry Moore, trustee
OF EbeueEsr Zane'B estate. This property VIII
DO sold In one parcel Of sixty feet front ON Elm
street and extending back 70 the river, Except.
Ing only the width Of an Rlley). aud that part Of
water lot No. G lying Immediately 10 the rear OF
lot No. 1874 will 30 sold IS q separate parcel.
50. Lot numbered sixteen 10 square numbered
twenty.Eeven Of the BuGnA Vista addition TO the
said city OF Wheeling.
The Seventh Ward property above described
Is Improved, and that In RasL Wheeling has one
small brick tenement upon II
Terms OF sale-One-Ihlrd OF tho purchase
money In hand on the day Of sale, The balance
in two equal inItAllments at Elk and twelve
months thereafter, deferred instAllmcnt1 10 be
evidenced by notes OF the purchaser bearing In.
tcrest from the day o: sale until payment, and
payment of the came to be secured In manner
10 be approved blythe undersigned Commission
efs, and the title 10 said real estate hhAll be re-
tAined until the purchAPe money is fully paid.
ISAAC IRWIN,
JAMES T. ROGERS,
Special Commissioners.
GRO. A. WICKHAM, AuctionCer. my23.Th
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Harry RELIEF PoR YOUEo MEN from the effects
Oi Errors and Abuses IN early life Manhood
restored. ImDeoiments TO Marriage removed.
New method Of treatment. New and cm9IkAble
remedies. Books and Circulars sent free, in
teA.ed envelopes Address, HOWARD ASSO.
CIATIOS, No south Ninth st., Philadelphia,
pR.,-an Institution having II high repEtation for
horror BILE conduct and professional skill.
snAr2JdSW
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A Brief Letter from Il Wheeling Man
Out West.

Out NeSLS
QUEcY, ILL, May "a, 1878.
Editors Intell!gcucCr:
After leaving your city 1 journeyed
through Ohio ria. Columbus. l find the
crops looking very backward, owing TO
our late spring JOurueying on to lhdi.
annapolis and Lafayette, Indiana, find
everything looking much better than in
Ohio Most everything is now planted
and the weather is very fine, which is o
great rarity in this section. From Lsiny.
cite took passage for Quincy on the L,
W. l. W. r. Il, and, my word Tor it,
there is not better equipped or better
managed road in the West, and l cheer.
fully recommend all persons designing
coming West this season to secure tickets
by this line. Trade throughout the West
has been very dull, owing TO the fact OF a
very late spring and tight money market,
but the dealers are looking for better times
soon. The weather is now good, money
more easy, and the farmers are getting
better prices for their products.
l find in my travels that the merchants
speak very highly OF Wheeling mauul.c
lures, especially those comprising nails
hinges and taCks, and 1t has always been
wonder to Inc why other goods OF that
description have not been made in your
city. 1t looks reasonable ii hinges, nails,
SC, can be made as good and AS cheap
there as elsewhere, the good name Of u
Wheeling brand only would be an induce.
mcnt to others to branch out into other
lines of heavy hardware. The western
merchants generally would rather patrC.
nize the West than the East, all things
being equal l go from here up the Mis-
Sississippl and will write you again IRON
Dubuque.
Yours truly, K.C.
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DIED,

GREY.-MART Bell GREY, daughter OF
Thomas and Hannah Grey, aged twelve years
and eight months.
The fanerSl will take place from the residence
OF her parents, corner OF Huron and Virginia
streets. this CThurSday) afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The friends OF tho tanily are invited.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES men go about
the world with their hands In their peck.
cts. That Is better, though, than ii they
went about with their hands in other
peoples pockGts-JHdy.
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WHETHER a convict iuvalida,ey mar.
den by violating the termo Of it, is cues.
ton now on trial in the Criminal Couy,
in Baltimore.
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HEALTHY DIGESTION.

Life is rendered miserable when the 6iSOltve
organs arc impaired. Food becomes repulsIvc;
tho body emac!aIcd; the mind depressed and
melancholy bruOds over you. TCTF's VE0ETA.
DLE LAYER PTLLS Is the remedy for these evils;
they produces sound digestion; create good Ap.
peHts, inparts re.reshiug sletp and cheerfulncss
VI mind,
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE IS HARMLESS.
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BUFFiNGTON-WHITR.-In Charleston, 8.
"wednesday, May u 1873, al IL n by tho RIHht
Rev. ". d, W. Howe. Major ADEL8ERT X.
BURLINGTON. U. 5. A, AID ELIZA ELIsroN,
youngest daughter Of Al0nzo White, RIQ
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HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye i' The BEsT IN the
WoRLD-Per!ecily Harmless, Reliable, and Iu-
No disappointment. No Rldicu.
lOus T1nts, no unpleasant Odor Tho genuine
W. :. Bachelors Hair Dye produces IMMEDI-
ATELY splendid Black Ir Natural Blown.
Does rot stain tho skln, bat leaves the hair
, lean, soft and Beautiful. The only safe and
psr,Gct Dc. Sold By all DruGgis 8. Factory IL
Bond st:cet New York j4n2feOd " =
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N0-PARTNERsHIP.

Tho undersigned having entered into eopart-
ncrship, under the arm name Of Adams d Lucas,
TO carry on the Music business, purchased otV.
Harding, ESQ No. lC9 Market street, Wheeling,
W. Va . and Main street, Washington, Pa, April
lst 1873, including stock, fixtures and good Wild
desire 70 inform their friends and the public that
they will continue the business at the above
points, and respectfully SOLICIT their patronage.
A. Il. ADAMS.
G. Y. LUCAS.
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KEEP 1T IN YOUR HOUSE.
HRIFT7S DLARRHEA COMPOUND,

A Safe, Sure and SPEEDY Cure for DIsIIhea,
Dysengery, hnlera Morbus, summer COmpl lint,
&C. This medicine /, usid aud endorsed by
gToitrr number OG people than RIy other prepaT-
zion eve: Introduced. No CrRE, 10 PAY.
MCCAbE, KRAFT q CO.. Projectors.
my.J Wheeling " Va.
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SENATOR FESTnN revived old memo
ries, the other day, by ride down the
Allegheny river where he was a lumber.
man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-29
For Sale,
NOMMISSIO NER'S SALE
OF 462 ACRES
Valuable Short Creek Land
THURSDAY, juno 10, 1873,
ON THE PREMISES.


In pursuance Of decree entered BY the Cir
cult Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia, on the
18th day Of Nay, 1873, In the Chancsry cause In
said Court pending wherein kllAh Marlin,
Jr, Is complainant and Isaac B. Kelly and others
arc defendants, shall, As special Commissioner
nanpd in PRid dscrae offer NJ Dubllc lale on