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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-10-31

TIL IMI- ON I dIVCE UT LII TI1VU
THE POLL RETURNS CORRECT.
1t is Of vital Importance thar the Judges
of Elections should make their returns right.
AS an evidences OF i, We give a statement of
the precincts Mrown out in making up the
county returns in the Presidential election
last November, thereby losing that number
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The Reports About Rev. Mr..
Munsey'

The Marion Patriot published in South
western Virginia, has the following relative
to the reports about the condition of Rev.
Mr. Munsey, which have been printed
The following cards, one from Rev. J. l..
NJ French, we'll known minister. and the
other from Hon. E W Earnest, promi.
pent lawyer OF Jonesboro'. will be sufG
cient REPUTATION of the cowardly and base at
tacks upon this distinguished minister:
MARION, VA, October 20, 1873
Editor Marion Patriot and Herald:
Dear Sir,-I have seen in several news
papers paragraph stating that Rev DR..
W. e. Munsey has become common drunk
ard, intensely profane, &c. / have been
the pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South at Jonesboro', Tenn, where
DR.. Munsey has resided since his location at
the Baltimore Conference In March last,
and take this means Of saying that the re-
port IS not true
J. L. M. FRENCH, JR.
Editor Marion Patriot and Herald !
live in Jonesboro', East Tennessee; am a
member of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, and fully endorse the above card oil
Rev. J. L. M. French; and l will further
say that their is not man, woman, Oh
child, (white or black in the town Of Jones'
boru' who willendorse the statements that
DR. Munsey is ga common drunkard, and
intensely profane. &c
f. W. EARNEST.
October 20, 1878.
DR.. Munsey has been in Marion during
the past week. and on Sunday night he
preached to the largest audience we ever
saw in church in this place, aud his ser
mon was one Of the finest efforts of his life.
1t is disgrace to our civilization and to hu-
mainly that there lives a man who could
wilfully perpetrate so vile and infamous a
SANDER upon minister, and we hope the
editor of the Salem Register will publish the
name Of the gentleman from Greenville,"
that he may receive the seorn which he de-
serves.
We have communication from DR.. Nun.
sey written to the Nashville Christian Ad-
vocate, giving iull account Of his actions
since his call to Baltimore together with a
brief sketch Of his life, which we wlthhold
from publication, BY request, until its pub
cation, in the Advocate. 1t was read be.
fore the Holston Conference last> Saturday
We will publish it in our q ext issue, togeth
er with the resolution of sympathy passed
by the Conference.
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The Memphis App.sl thus describes
the coming Of the frost at Memphis !
.Wbile it was yet twilight. and ere soo
dappled east had yet opened the gate. Il
day to the rising sun, hastily attired men
and women, with scuni-nude child en- in their
arms, we're out Cd the streets br' thing tht
precious air of the purifying frost. Her.
stooping down. one gathered handful of
glittering hoar-frost, which pure and beau
tiful, lay upon the sarsb. 4pd gazing on it
with somewhat of the gladdcnng spirit with
which the Isrealites gathered the manns in
the desert Of Arabia, exclaimed 20
God VIC thank thee for this blessing y
Others came and touched with reverenlial
fingers the pure, cold messenger Of health
as If to satisfy themselves, like the half-bc
lieving Thomas Of old, that the savior Of the
city, had not risen, but desc. nded from heav.
en-, to save the people from the destroying
angel Of the pestlence. Groups of men and
women moved FROM place to place to rove
by cumulative evidence that DECD it was
frost, and not some optical illusion that
the wished for guests had not merely son-
fined lis visita,ions to one locality, but en-
ioyed the freedom of the city. Here a pale
face, once handsome woman. with ten
der babe at her breast, knelt down on the
cold ground to thank Sod that the frost had
come! Poor, stricken heart. she sud her
orphan boy we're all that the pestilence had
spared out Of once happy family Strong
men, sbareheaded and bafearmed. walked
excitedly hither and thither rejoicing in the
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LENTII,s.

CHINA PRESERVED GINGER. Genuine
CHERRIES IN FRENCH BRANDY.
PEACHES IN FRENCH BRANDY
QUEENS OLIVES,
PINE APPLES, in l and 2 lb. cans.
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SUNDRIES.- London Pickles, imported,
y Worcester Sauce,
Queen Olives,
Desicated Cocoanut.
Bakers Chocolate,
Cox's Gelatine,
Olive Oil, Pure and Imported,
Breakfast Hominy and Crack aa Dust
Oct % R. 7. FOSTER& CO.
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TNHE. ENGLISH RIDING BOOT Buy pair.
i. for sale low at 9. L. Wellers Boot, Shoe
and Hat Store, Main St. TOct To-
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NEA T.OIL.-The beaboil o
IN harness and all kinds ofleathas, for sale
- atTROUT, & RERKELEY'S,
junel9-tf Drug Store.
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MOURNING GOODS A SPECIALITY

Stamping on Linen, Cotton or Flannel neatly
and quickly executed.
Orders from the country, amounting to SIS, 90
and upwards, will receive prompt attention, and
the package delivered free Of charge.
We hope by fair dealing, and offering rare in
ducements, to receive liberal share of the pubb-
lie patronage.
Very Respectfully,
Oct 81 j. W. NEWTON,
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EOR SALE.-A LOT of Acre of Land,
u on the Scottsville road, 2 mile from
Staunton, upon which is we'll of good water,
with pump in good working order.
TERMS.-Pour months, negotiable note. well
endorsed. .5s.s
aug2-tf j. r. MERRIKEN,
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~ Z. WELLER keeps on hand large stock
~. ofHeavy Boots, Shoes and CATERS just
the thing for Winner wear. TOct In
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DRICE OF IRON REDUCED 10 the
i decline in the price of Pig Iron, we will or,
and after the 18th instant, reduce the price la.s
on Flows and Plow Castings to the old prices
- W. A. BURKE,
gio-U Treasurer
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- -
EVERYBODY who wants to buv the he's
~ quality Of QUEENSWARE Cheap for
cash, go to-
apr Ii NJ P. FUNKHOUSER 4 Cc,
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DUY your CHILDREN'S SHOES at G. r.
Weller's. He keeps large stock.
Octlo, '73.
, 1873-02-04
MIGHT HAVE BEEN WORSE.

About half-past 10 O'Clock, yesterday morning,
9 man nanlod Thomas Ridge, who z5sidos at
Vlnton, Iowa. WAS knocked down by q State
Rtreat car, on Madison street, botweon Dosplainos
and JeKcraon, and cut slightly about the head.
Ridge WAS attempting to got Oh car going cast,
when lie wass struck by Cur going west, and thrown
una or the front wheols. Ho waH rolled for aome
distance, hut whom the car waa stopped got up,
and, mailing the car ho had attempted to Eot on,
continued hlH journey, Anying suffered llttlo In
Jury, The accident oooasloned much e1otomont
among tho occupants Of the car.
Tho rear car OF tho Milwaukee, tran which loft
this city at o:45 yesterday morning went oil the
track short distance north OF Calvary Coma
tory, and had to bo lett behind. Considerable
time waa lost ouing to tho unpleasant accident.
, 1873-02-04
DES MOlNES.
supposed 1.ync1Aiug OF nh 1nliurnnn
1trotcIa-Th0 Stntc t1runEG-App01nt~
ll1cnt OF Orange HInilronl l.eccfles-
eirunuG Hnrnncfcg.

Supposed I.ynching OF nh 1n1ass1nnn
1vrotch-rho Stntc tarnnge-Arpoint"
nrcnt OF Orange HInilron1 l.eccfles-
Grunge Hnrnnc1on.
Special I)capatch to Tic Chicago Tribune.
DEB MONIES, H., Feb. 8.-Eli 7. Coffin, who
has been undor arrest ut At1antic Oass County,
anoo jan. +, charged with having caused tho
cal aid for hor whlo aiok, and by starving lor,
waa found hanging by tho neck to high bridge
ovor q crook a fow milos north of Atlantio last
night. THO suppoHition Is that ho
wAa hung by a mob, who fcarod that
lic would not rocolvo proper p1nishment
for hts inl,urnan troatmont Of bis vito. Some
think that Ile was murdered for hfs money, but
robbora, III Stnto whore they do not boliove IN
hanging, seldom tako this trouble with their
Victims. ... .-..-.-
4 rnooting Of tho Executive Committee OF tho
stnto Grunge wns hold In this city to-day. The
only business transactod Of n public naturo was
tho appointment Of a State Agent, and IN agent
railroads In tho State, whose duty # will bo to
attend to all railroad intorosts Of tho dranges,
such as making freight ratcg, and gcoing to
prompt aud safo shipment Of all Grange freight.
themselves, aa MI the ngente are membcrs Of
thoir Committee, a, y. bmodley, ct aaryatd
County, tho 1owly-olocted Mastor Of tho State
Grange, md Chairman OF the Executive Com
mttec lhB HOW hn0tuoF ttAhHO k1Lot hS no u
Grange Agent for tho McGrogor Weatorn Rail-
road Z. Il. shanklnnd, OF Dubuque, Ia agent
| for tho Dubuque l. Sioux City Railroad; Spencer
| Dny, OF Marahnltown, for tho Chicago l. North
| Western Railroad; o. Fl. P. Buchanan, Of Mt
Pleasant, for tho burlington l. Missouri River
Railroad; ]. D. Whitman, Of Den Moines, Ia
| agent for tho 6tnte-nt-large and also for tho
| Chicago, Rock Island l. Pacific.
| In Rpeechoa mado in tho State Grange, on
Saturday, 1t was charged, mud not denied, Tint
Kelly, Secretary Of tho National Grange, has
mado d worry poor and damaging. roodrd. 4
blttcr dobato brought out many other olarBoa
againBt tie National Grange, Among tlo1n Id
ono that tho meeting ut Washington, D. G., on
tho 1Bt Of january, at which there woro twenty.
tllroo delegates, only ton wero entitled to seate
according to tho Constitution. Tho rost wore
nako-nhffts, representing .states thoy mover
lived H.: Ono mar, from Iowa repre-.
scntod Missouri; another Kansas, and an-
othor Michigan. Tho object ot The
falBo delegates was to draw mileage and pay fo1
attending tho National Grange, which they suo
coe1od ID doing, uomo of thom confoAsing 1t witl
laul,-liko mcoEneBs on Saturday. Tho 1no,nberI
Of tho State Grange aro well satisfied that
number OF worthless leeohoa are now aupportet
by tho National Grange, md they aro Determined
to ouRt them.
Tho prosperity OF tho order will be acrioual
damaged in Iowa without thcBo loechca ar
thrown out, and bonds given by tho Nationa
Secretary. This thoy demand, and say that tho
will send no moro to Kally until lie does so.
, 1873-02-04
UTAH.,

Large Mining Opornttons--:TIao Epi-
zootic--NIorillon Emigration to Arl-
ZOfln.
SALT LAKE, Fob. Snow York agents. In bo-
ha1f Of English companies, have completed 3
transaction in Utah mining property, within the
last fow days, to tho extont Of over 100000,
threo-fourtha OF the nmount to DO expended In
tho erection Of crushing mills and furnucos.
morrow. Horses having tho opizootio Mo gen
erally recovering rapidly.
Tho snow blockade In tho mining oanons Of
the Wallsatoh ia very serious. and in aono In
stances, much Distress Is anticipated for want Of
food.
There is great public interest In tho new Nor
mon gettlemont Of Arizona, near the Thirty-f fifth
Parallel Railroad. About 200 saints aro ordered
expedite Tho settlement Of the Indian question
IL Arizona and contribute much to the progroaa
Of railroads.
, 1873-02-04
THE COUNCIL,

1t was 80 generally understood that 1t was the !
intention OF tho Mayor to send In to the Couu- |
ell, yesterday eyoning, the names Of the persons
who wore to succeed Measrs. Klokke and Reno |
as Police Commissioners, that tho Council Cham |
bor Wis packed to its utmost capacity with repu-
table and disroputablo poraons, who had not pa
ttence to wait till tho morning to learn tho
no17s. all tho Boats were occupied, and there
was no standing room loft. Contrary to tho
usual custom the lobby was remarkably orderly
and quiot.
COMMUNICATION FROM THE MAYOR.
: The following communication from tho Mayor
WAS first read:
GENTLEMEN: BY Virtue Of the power and authority
nron by law conferred, hRyo removed Charles 4.
Of :he Board of Police Ny reasons for such removal
ss'hiiss % dissaa.sea g Sem a % s.c@ @ sa
saa due sss.1a q for ts H. Rsss
required that thsy bo removed from office. hayo
p0ate 1T d. T. 9 sns t. 9 M hs 1dsa
to iii the unoxpircl term Of h1r Charles A. Reno. and
respectfully ask the consent OF your honorable body
'''''' ~fF''''' JosErH MEp111, Mayor.
DISCUSSION.
The reading Of tho communication van re-
ceiyel worry quietly. There was Mother applause
nor disapproval in any quarter.
Aid. Lengacher-I move that tue conmunioa-
tion Of tho appointment of His Honor of two
Police Commissioners bo referred to: the Com
ss s q @ ossS n y sss .s es 2''ss 80
clos tloro to fill until hayo inform
cd myself ot another, conelusion,i {, second,
don't think that The old Com
at prosont, and that is tho reaaon would refer
1t to tho Committee on Judiciary,
Aid. Malar seconded tho motion, he and tha
ang gHns naas hS no 9rss s Of Of A. hs
lamentpd Kokke.
Tho Chair decided that unilor tho ruleH tho
! communication should 60 to tho Committee
Aid. Dixon desired to amend tho motion by
adding IN instruction to report at the first epe-
cial meeting Of the Council
| Tho Chair said the amendment could not bo
entertained.
AID Bohaffner thought tho motion ridiculous.
II tho Committee waa roady to report, any three
| Aldermen could call Bpeclnf meoting. Tho sub
| iect waH an Important ono, and tho Committee
| must bo given time to examine It, It WAS not
1udicious to require tho COMMITTEES to report in
AID. Tracey moved tho Committee report at
the next regular mooting., m
Aid. McGenniss opposed tho last motion. Tho
Council Was % ready to vote on confirmation than
ns weok henoe. The police trouble had lasted
o wook, Tho Aldermen had 'oauyaaaed the sub.
jcct for that time. Tho Council should act
Rce,dy to remedy sqoh b. ..s sesoaa s1 sr .hon NJ
! take hold OF the matter ua soon as possible, for
| tue credit Of all. The prosont state Of things
could not, and should not, be allowed to laat;
Aid. Tracey'E motion was accepted by AID.
| Dixon, md was lost-yoaB, IL nays, Alas fol-
lows:
Bci'z sars so
ssssS sna seas ressa ons.
ton, McGiowry, oloWry paiiey. Powell onrtsn Clark
6wee no Meno aasn Mea,: IN aSa oots o'0Saaa
, 1873-02-04
SPECIAL BARGAINS

VIII bo offered this wook in Point GAUGE
Gaoea, IN Collars, HnndkerohiefH, and on tho
piece. valonCtonnes L1ooH, Black Thread
4noeg, Lnoe Gaps, Bnrbes,. Coiffuro8, and
RoA LRooa OF ovory description.
Ronl India Cnrnel's Hair Shaw1s.
Real Black Thread Lace SllnWlss
French Cashmere ShnWls,
RrOcho and Paisley ShnWls.
Superb Brocadcd Silks.
sAT1NR AND vEhVMTs
Re9uooa fron...................s $40 90 to $500
Ao4uue4 from ..... 8.QQ to 4.OU
ReuuCeQ from. 600 to 300
AL the new nhadog in plnin Silks, for street
Gnd evening VICAR InfAuts' Clon1la, Infnut3'
Outfits; Missea' md Ohi1dron'a Pique, Mutt
lin, md Cambria Droasos; Ladics' Ilnon and
Cambria Underwear, Wrappers, and Robea
dq, Ohnmbre, of everT description Ladios',
Mtsaos', Children'B, Gontlo1nen'a and Boys
Morino, Slk, and Cotton Hosiery and Un-
d6rwolr,
VIII open,. at tho samo tinc, their resoryo
9took of Spring md Summon DrosB 4ooaB,
Prints, .Poroa1oa, Grenadines, Baregea, &C.,
60, which will ho sold at q great reduction
from value. We would particularly Impress
upon buyers tho fact that our entire stock
3s composed Of only the worry nowoat and
choicest goods, adaptod to tho wants Of every
class, and suited to tho present and ensuing
soason: ia woll nasorted in ovory departs
mont, md will positively be Bold below the
actual COST, the discrimination being to close
It out in the esHORTEgT POsHIRLb DIME.
, 1873-02-04

Ldt all good cltizens, friends Of law and order,
rally tonight, at the masH mcoting to be hold In
the Board OF Trade Hall, Chamber Of Commerce
Building, to consider matters connected with the
police imbroglio. Hon. I. N. Stiles, Hon. John
Wentworth, Nov. II. III. parkhurat, Hon. Thomas
Hoyne, Hon. J. D. Rico, Rev. Il. L. Collier, Hon.
9. O. Donnoy, and others have boon inyited to
Address tho 1noeting,
, 1873-02-04
QUINCY.
Funeral Obseqtlies OF the Auto Repro.
Eontativo BUSHNELL.


sentative Bushnell.
Special Despafch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Fob. 8.-The funorat Of Hon. N.
Bushnell took p1ace from hls late residence in
this city, this afternoon, aud was one Of tho
largest and most imposing ever Witnessed hero.
In addition to the Legislative Committee of
thirty-hvo, with large number Of legal and
personal frionds who arrived by special train
from Springfield, the members Of the Quincy
bar, city officials, Board Of Education, and an
immense crowd Of citizens wero in attendance.
Of tho aood shephor tho remains 8, were @ esoor
I'd to this rosting placo at Woodland Cemetery.
The foeling of rogret in this community is uni
vorsa1. During tho obsequies nearly all stores
and places Of business were closed.
The Marquis do Noaillos, tho now French Min
iBtor ut Washington, broakfaatB OF P. N. This
Is In contrast to tho King Of Italy dining at
noon, which laa become preferred personal of
late.
, 1873-02-04

Schenclk's PllmOIsic Syr1lp.

SEawEEp TONIC and MAEnnAK PI1Lsh. These arc the
only med!onss AAt VII cure ral,nonary Consumption:
years continually examining lungs and knows bis med
eines, Properly taken. Will cure consumptioA His
weed Tonic dissolyss iood coatng of
oreret. Prepared md for sale BY j. IL. Sol
and hy druH9.ts nnd dealers EonornllY. - ~
, 1873-02-04
DRY GOODS, CARPETS, 60.
John FarV6A & Co.,
Monroe, Franklin and Mwketsts,
Being determined to oloao out, in tho allort-
oat posgiblo ti111o, tho c.1tiro bnlnnoo of thotr
Retail Stock Of about 100000 worth of
DRY GOODS,
CarpGtilgS &UpllstGryGO0ds,

Will, on md after T7eb. 3, oNor thom at d still
further reduction in prices, md below tho
cont OF importation or manufacture.
, 1873-02-04

or co,lraa hut to remove them.
The Mayor inquired whether DR.. Ward sas etiu
acting Oh Superintendent.
Tho reporters understood that he waa under
that halIucinatlon.
Tho Mayor ropllod; that he supposed tAat tho
secresary had resigued that position gu satur-
which ha promised to send in Lis resignation to
tho Board at its next meeting.
SUPERINTENDENT WAAuBUnN
appeared at tho Mayors ollce yesterday after
man Of pleasing, appearance, who wore staar,,
and presented him to the Mayor. 1.-THE Board"
said he, shave complained that they once did
me o favor In auspondlng tho rules to
claimed TINT 10 was under lie prescribed hoight,
over the nge, had had no experience, WAS little
short OF idiot and utterly unfit for the position
ct patrolm9ll' Pl'yaically and mentally. Horo Is
s eoo nsn o Mf % "9aa Like to hsyS s
focus Of oil observation, He was feet 715
Weighed 1856 pounds, smiled at the interview,
and made some remarks which showed him to be
not wanting in intelligence or keen sense OF
hunor. This Alander Of the ox-Polico Commits
sioners was rofutod boforo largo audlcnca
OF Aldermen and distinguished citizena
in the Mayors oillco and ante-room.
To make the matter still worae against the
| tho st. Louis Police Department, aud Inns boau
for years politically opposed to tho Superlntond-
ont. 4 hearty laugh was indulgod in, ut tho OK
| ponse OF bIr. Sheridan,
MORAL SUPPORT.
Tho Mayor VIVA yeatorday waited upon by q
delegation appointed by meeting Of the
Methodtht prsSacllers of this city, hold yesterday
Aduocate; Icy. d, 4. Loeter, OF tito German
Methodist; and loy. Z. II. BORING. The Mayo'
received tho delegation, and wns prasanted b,
DR.. Edwards, Chairman Of tho delegation, will
tho following resolutlonas
WuEaEAB, Iu the present contest between His Honol
Mayor Nod, aud tho Polico Commissioners Of Ohlca
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GLAss.1HRp WATER PRE.-The Jour
nal of Applied Chemistry says "Glas''lin'
ed iron water pipes ought to drive inc
poisonous lead and galvanized iron pipes
out of use entirely for conveying drink
inc water. The wonder is that pipes
lined with glass or porcelain have
never been introduced before. Gases
OF poisoning from the use of water that
has passed through lead pipe are so nu-
merous, and the sad condition in which
II leaves It's paralyzed victims so pitiiul,
that every lover OF the human race who
would save bis fellows from early death,
or an enleebled existence worse than
death. should take up arms against lead.
Leadcn bullets kill fewer people than In
sldious lead poisons derived from the
liquids we drink and the hair dyes we
use. Every inventor OF pipe which will
not be acted upon by the water Is pub
lie beneiactor, whether he lines lead pipe
with tin, or iron with glass"
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NERYouS DERIITY.

A depressed, irritable state OF mind !,
n weak, nervous, exhausted feeling;
no energy or animntioni confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
bilitating, Involuntary discharges. The
consequence Of excuses, mental oyerwork or
indiscrctions. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. 2s.
It tones up the system, arrests discharges dspOls
the mental gloom and despondency, and igjuve-
nAtes the entire system. It is perfectly harm.
less and always efficient. Price IS, for o package
Of FIVE boxes and large q vial Of powder, which
Is important in old. serious casea; or q per single
bog. Sold by ALL Druggists. or sent BY mail
on receipt Of price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No, 500 BRoApwAY. y. y. ars -1r.. n.
For tale by Logan. List B Co.: Z. Booking;
T. J. FInnty; James Murry; Reed, Kraft d Co..
Wheeling; Chas. Faris, Wheeling Island; James
Elliott and ]. b N. N. Mercer, Bellaire, o.
febI2eonkw
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.ARM FOR SALE.

! I oaJcr for sale tho Farm On which now :.
reside, aituated In MarshAl county, ". We, some
three miles nom the limits OF the city OF Wheel
ing, on or near the 'Fairmont Pike, containing
los acres Of drstclAss land, nearly. al Of which
% IN O hne state Of cultivation. Tho improve.
ments arc al Of the best, combating q Bfisk
House containing. eleven rooms, With al the
conyeniences needfnl. A largo eistern supplies
Il with all the water which rain water 10 need.
Cd. There L. also large Barn, with cellar; sia.
bic room for Horses and twenty head Of Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn Cribi Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House. and good Frame Tenant asSoo1
HOUSE within short distance. The said landi 10
Well watered, anda novcriailing Wen at the barn.
cord Grapes, and q large number Of the best %
lection q Fruit Trees e fal bearing consisting
Ouineee, with almost all tho FIRST quality oil
small fruit grown In this part Of. the country.
Amy person deGring agood home near % the
city Of Wheeling, where they can probably dis
pose OF whatever they may raise for the market,
win do well 70 call on the subscriber, who VIII
give all the necessary information. Terms easy.
ja7-dAw 'N''' 55-'.- NJ 7, WAYMAN.
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Special Notices.
Obstacles to Marriage.

HAIRY RELIEF ron You've NEE from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses In early lie. Man
hood Restored: lmpedimentS to Marriage re:
moved. New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
free, In sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIAT ION, No. 9South Ninth street, Phil
adelphia, Pa,.-an Institution having high rep.
utatlon for honorable conduct andproiessional
skill, ocT7-dAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-29
CARD.

In making this announcement we desire t, say
that the trade will always and q large and well
own importation and Glassware OF our own
manufacture, at Nos 1ii5 Main street aud lli6
Watr street, Wheeling, W. Va. F2G"t T@e .
We take pleasure on this occasion to return
thanks fur thevesy liberal patronage .heretofote
extended to the old firm, and hope the new firm
will nerit continuance OF tho same. 5G qai
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