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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-06
Market Farm for Sale
ALLEGHaNY COUNTY, M.

TyHE FOLLOWING STATEMENT IL
strictly in accordance with the facts, and
Is no overdrawn picture Of what can De
done:
There are fifty acres Tor more can be had)
oflich alluvial bottom lands, not liable TO
overflow. in the form of an oblong square,
level, and at this time In fine con"it1on,
situated between thePoomac river and the
Baltimore and ohio railroad, with depot
or switch connected with the property, and
Ia about halt way between umberland anu
the densely populated coal and iron region
OF Georges Creek Valley, where Vtgetao' es,
or, in OF her word the products OF truck
farm, can be sold In any Quantity ana al
prices far exceeding the r"tes In Eastern
cities.
excellent and sgue md lever unknown for
the past twenty years
There are also about seventy five acres OF
strong limestone upland situated on tue
opposite side of the Baltimore anu ONO
railroad from the bottom land
The quality OF this Iand aud its proximity
to certainly The most active and best mar
ket- in the world, would make one under
standing truck farming to realize fortune
in a few years.
This region OF country is rapidly fl ling
IN, aud thus far the market cal mot he sup
pliei without sending OH LOT Nese'ao'e|
frorn other places
Inv one d string to make a profitable
investment in such property will visit th's
place aud q nd that all we claim Tor IL an
well az what " represented abont our mar
kets, sc, has not been correctly stated, ms
expenses will be paid We Therefore conn
IDENTIFY invite persons TO come ana look anu
lnve tigate the matter for themselves
There is a lime kiln on or near the prop
erty, which the party buying. can use
without rent, and thus make his lime al
simply the exp ense OF coal and burning.
Address: X. u. IOsNSoNi
tebs-.od Cumberland, Md.
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WANT & D..
a ANIEID.

AYE WISH To ENGAGE THE sEu-
w vices OF at least one reliasie, lutenl.
.,.,,,, ,entI.mau in eye.y city, town and
connIy In tnr SoIth. business agreeable
anu str y legitimate, yielding ron slooO
To- SlsU per aunun. For PARTICULARS ADDRESS
TUoNBU l. BNOrhERS,,
ie2n.s n Pubs BALTIMORE Md.
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For SALE.
valuable Coal Property For
AAl0.

~,or1CE ,Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Y the undersigned wishes to sell Tin
whole or in part) that portion OF Soai nov 1ss
~ located along the Ohio river about
a "Tne.third OF a mile north OF the city limits,
=" ether with one acre of surface at the en-,
,rsnce ON the side nearest the river, and
,hrse acres of surface around the other en-,
I'll ,,sry from 5 feet 8 inches tn feet In
Santh. and could be convent ently shipped
az means of the county road, or by the r.
u g X. x r., as the entrance on the river
Ia is not 800 feet nom either.
The above will be sold on reasonsDIe
,.rms or exchanged for good town prop
erty u.,rup u.pauAJJ,
mlrl-h "ALihH M
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Write for Price List TO J. II. JOHNSTON
Great Western Gun Works,
l79 Smtthfield St., Pittsburgh, Pa,

HS ~IHItHueIu ot-, FItsUuIBH' TT
Breach Loding Shot Guns, 80 to 500
Double Shot Guns, IS to $50. Single Guns
81 to ~. Rifles, IS to $75. Revolvers, IS to
s25 Pistols. 81 to g. Gun Material, r ish-
ing tackle, &c Large discount 10 dealers or
clubs Army Guns, revolver. sc bought
or traded tor. Goods sent by express Z, o.
n IN ma axamtned hafore Maid for
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Bakers' Flour.

oOA BBIs. "NoNE BETTER" CHOICE
ZuiyS 5ring Wheat.
400 bbls. Davis extra Spring Wheat,
In store and for sale by
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-06

IJENRY YARD BEECHERS Pap R.
/ i Largest circulation in the world. Grows
wonderfully. 1t Is the Best Paper, gives sub
scribers the most beautiful premiums, Of
iers canvassers the MOST LIBERAL ter ms.
send for circular
j. q. FORD 4 Co. New York.
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RuS.F,tN FILTRATION SlGNALS
r.E Snw ELASTIC TRUSS

\ IMPORTANT INVkNTION. 1T RE-
ltains the rupture at all times,and under
tl,, hardest exercises or severest strain. IL
4, worn with COMFORT, AID II Kept on hlsnt
aud Jay, effects h pei manent ure In q lew
weeks. sold cheap ana sent 10y Mall when
I.,',r sent TO tue Elastic truss Co., No. 6oo
BROADWAY, NJ city Nobody uses Ne al
SPRING rrusses, too painful, they slip on 100
-. rIIrntly mayS-c
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
FOR r z r.
For Rent.

,,,u,r pEsI ABLE REslpENCE IN
"a K LISTS new Block, lately occupied
~ me Possession given Immediately.
otier very cheap several nearly new car
P' .,,.ri Ia GEO II. PARKS.
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-. p.R,Ox COMPANION.

l,NEEY LADY WANTS ONE.
"a very mau ought 10 have one.
=. a. on Teceip' OF len cents Address L. r.
HIHrSCO lyJ seventh Avenue, n. T.
BuN.rHN FILTRATION SIGNALS
,,E>T ON he EFT of % CENTS.
SUniuue Printing anu Publishing House,
,r l,>-y street, ew York. may3-ctl
,t,ar, BECK WITH so PORTABLE FAM
| .Iy SEWN. MssniIr, Cn 80 days Trial;
IA my advantages over all. Satlnfactlon
.trti,is,,d or o. :iuudud. sent complete,
,y;In :ul, directions. BecRwith sewing Ma
chine Company, So BrDadwa., y Y.
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WORKING GLASS,

Al ALE OK FEMALE. go A WEEK
vi guaranteed. Respectable employment
at home, day or evening. No capital re-
CURED. Full instructions and valu able
package of goods ent free by IN al. Address
with SIX cent return stamp.
NJ YOUNG 4 co 10 Cortland st., N. Y.
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NEW ApvERTIsEMENTs
MULEY COW LOST.

off MY PREMIsE3, AT BEN WoOD,
nuley COW (dry)wiIh red stripe ashe weighs
about $50 lbs Any one giving Information
that Will lead TO her recovery wiz Do sulta-
hly rewarded. AUG. SCHAD
- Benwood Butcher.
InteIligencer COPY one week ap29-a
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$500 In Prizes

Use the Reisinger Sash Lock and Support o
FASTEN YOUk WINDO
No spring 10 break, no cotting OF sash +,
Cheap, durable very easily applied, holds
sash at any place desired, and q self.faslen-
er when tn sash Is down. Send stamp for
circular. Circular and six copper-bronzed
locks sent TO any address 10 the U. B., post
paid, on receipt OF 80 cents. Liberal in
ducements to the trade. Agents wanted
Address HEISINGER 5ASd LOCK CO.,
No Ais Market ST., Harrisburg, Pa
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Family Flour.

3OllFlour.
100 bbls Continental xxx Flour,
Just received and ior sale by
ap8 -. So"
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EVERY CORNET SAND

TN THE COUNTRY WILL RECEIVE A
lsplendid piece of BAND MUSIC free, by
sending lwo cent stamp to EDWAnD A.
"a MUELS, Pablishet. Boston, Mass.
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M0MrV MADE RAPIDLY WITH
MUNb i stencil and Key Check Out.
fits. Catalogues and full particulars FREE.
). NJ. SPENCEk, liz Hanover It, Boston.
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The Surrender of General Lee

A magnificent l4xl8 inch Engraving of
the surTer der OIL Gen. Lee, showing the
armies, &C. II IL traly a gem OF art, on
which should hang in the parlor OF every
southe n home Sent by mail mounted on
or 3 for 6O cents. AGENTS WANTED. Ad-
dress J.C. d W. M. BURROW,
Bristol, Tenn.
10 of ptnfnraa pnnRa m
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low IT'S DONE, Oh THE SECRFT
II Out-Moustache and Whiskers in ~
days Ibis GREAT SECRET and l0U Others.
Gambe's' tricks, Car iiology, Ventrtlo.
quism. all in the OrigIn "B OK OF WON
OERS." Mailed for IS cents. Address
D,C.UUTLER Carthage, Ill.
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LII SOLDIERS WHO WERE wOUN.
"A ded, or contracted permanent diseases
in the army, can get pensions by writing to
JOHN KIRK PATRICK Govt claim Agent,
Middleuourne, Ohio, inclosing stamp.
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AGENTSI Rare CHANG.

\IIE WILL PAY ALL AGENTS $40
w per week In CASE who will engage
wi h Us At ONCE. Everything furnished
and expenses paid. Address
A. COULTER q CO., Charlotte, Mich.
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7 TO IL PER CENT,

We Iuake Il SPECIALLY OF County. City
am school l. Isl ict SJnds, GUARANTEE LIZ
GNLI.Yo o, all bonds solu, collect the coupons
"i,nOuI extra charge, or take same d, SO
iuU- IL cash ou safes ~ send Tor Price List.
IhE "a " Or MoNl, lPAL BONDS
Jus pGOLSLei oy or Sc Ior, shouid Do IN
Ia hands OF all intege stei IN this CLASH ol
SECURITIES. 2vuls,, price slO.
w y. CULER & w., New fork.
Address:
GEO. h BILL & CO, Agents
mar25 ~ Ith Avenue, Pittsbur gII. Pa.
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Regulation of Railway Transport
tntIOn.

.
Regulation of Railway Transport
tatlOn..
An Important bill was introduced in the
House, Monday, by Mr.. Hawley, Of ILL
nois, in reference to commerce between
tho States, The bill recognizes the au-
thority Of Congress in these words:
"Whereas, by the Constitution of the
United States, power Is vested in Con-
gress to regulate commerce among the
several States; and, whereas, the unrea,
sonable and extortionate charges OF the
various railroad companies OF those roads
forming lines Of commerce, extending
from State 10 State, have, in many parts
Of the country became burdCnsomo and
oppressive to the people, and the reckless
and careless manner in which such roads
are managed and operated greatly endan.
gers the lives Of passengers transported;
therefore, for the purpose OF enabling Con.
gress to correct these abuses, and regulate
the rates Of transportation Of passengers
and freight, and secure greater safety and
regularity in such transportation on the
various lines Of railroads extending from
state to State, the President Is authorized
TO appoint three Commissioners, at four
thousand dollars per year, to collect in
formation and report to Congress the re.
suit OF their investigation.
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Proposed Increase OF the Currency.

Proposed Increase OF the Currency.
Tho following bill was introduced in
the House OF Representatives, Monday,
by Mr. Monroe, Of Ohio:
"That in addition 10 the amount Of
National bank notes for circulation, here
tofore authorized by acts Of Congress,
there may be issued twenty-five millions
of dollars, which shall be furnished TO
banking associations organized or TO be
organized in those States and Territories
Which have less than their proportion IN.
der reapportionment Of tho National
Bank circulation, based upSh the census
OF 1870, and upon the principle Of the ap.
portionment contemplated by tho pro.
vision of an act to amend an act TO pro
vide National currency, secured by u
pledge Of United States bonds, and to
provide for the circulation and redemp.
ton thereof approved March 8, 1855.
The additional circulation herein author.
lied shall be secured by the deposit Of
bonds with the Treasurer OF the United
States, as provided by the act OF which
this Is supplementary.
1870. 8. That Section Q Of the act to
which this is supplementary be and the
same Is hereby repealed"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-09

OUR contemporary OF the Shepherds
town Re9is!er hsving made note OF q
iiyinv visit of the LOCAL Of the StdteS1lan
10 that "ancientc village" some few weeks
ago, with wedding party, the Wheeling
LNTEILI0ENCER, unwittingly took 1t TOR
granted that the aforesaid local was the
happy groomsmat Of the occasion, and
thereupon geographically announces our
accession to the army Of Benedicts-all
Of which, Blngularly and collectively, we
pronounce MISUNDERSTANDING States
man.
We cheerfully make the dmcade. We
had an impression that the Register spoke
OF a"beautiluI bride" in conjunction with
tho aforesaid, but it seems we were mis-
taken. Hope 1t may turn out that we
were only a little premature.
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FoR RENT m
The BRICK HOUSE, oecuplOd by JanSs. y.
Mexico. on Clay street, East Wheeling, as grO.
Gerry and dwelling, one among the boat business
stands in the city. Possession April I, 1873.
decl6 A. N. ADAMS.
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There are many reasons why Chronic Diseases
should be treated by PhySlclAn9 who devote their
Practice mainly 10 these mAlRdIes.
The experience Of the General Practitioner IN
this class Of ailments, Is PAR TOO LIMITED, 10
warrant his Scccess in thelt' treatment.
IIls time Ia 90 enRrossed with acute diseases,
epldemIcs, fevers, measles, &c, that he CANNOT
GIvE PRoPER ATTENTION 70 the Chronic Invalid.
some Physicians excel In one class Of diseases
and some In another, some In Surgery and some
in Obstetrics, some In acute and some IN chronic
diseases. 1t is rarely the case that any one at
talns superior skill In ALL THESE DEPARTMENTS.
Il Is the division OF the Profession Into
sPRCIALTIES that makes men sklllfal.
The Physician who deYoteS his life 10 the study
Of Chronic Diseases must acquire GREATBR Pro-
PIcIENCY AND BRILL In their treatment than the
Family Physician, WHO sEES BUT PEW OF THESE
AILTENTs, can ever attain.
We're this TACT well understood and approcia'
ted by the masses, TuoUsANGs WHO 40 DOWN
TIN GRAVE, year after year, and THoUSANDS MORE
THAT ARE BECOMING CONFIRMED IHYALlDs, might
be restored TO health and happiness, become use
ful members OF society. ad0rn the households
they now make wrGtchcd and preserve the luu
VigOr Of life TO good old age.
Tho General Practitioner secs but PEW CAsBe
Of PAralySis, Epilepsy, ChoreR, S0co-motor
AtAxIa, Ovarian Tumorj and many other forms
OF Chronic DiesAse, and yet in his blind eRotism,
be claims EQUAL SKILL with the Physician whose
AND THoUSANDs OF these diseases every year.
No one with ordinary diSeernment can fail to sec
TIN INDUSTRIOUS ABsuRDIFY Of such q pretcnsion.
D.. Longdon's Record Of his patients, shows
the case OF an excellent young man who had
paid his wHoLE INCOME ron YEARS 70 four "heg'
ular Physicians" under the delusion that he
was AFFLICTED with MALIGNANT OnEAsE, while
an examination proved the affection to be AVERY
PINPLE ONE; which was readily cured with LEsS
THAN oNB DINES WORTH OF MEDICINE. Hun
dTCds and Thousands arc thus deceived and made
the VICTIMS OF IGNORANCE all over tho land:
Br. Longdon Is not cheap quRck doctor whose
consultations ARE FRHB. His professional edu'
Gallon, requirements and skin ARE ALL VALUA'
BILE, and those desiring his services must ex'
pect to pay RRASoNADLE CONFIRMATION.
Fees for consultation, examination, advice and
treatment, WITHIN THE REACH OF ALI
Medicines for all Diseases by mail and expresl
10 bill parts Of the country.
once Hours-8 to u, , 10 3, and 8 to 8.
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POINTING FIREARMS IN PLAY.-The
Vermont Legislature has passed an act
furnishing with a fine any person who
shall point firearms at another in sport.
II any injury results, the wrongdocr is
also liable to imprisonment for two years.
This law Is not unlike tho one previously
enacted by Western State and we
would gladly SEQ these examples followed
by our own Legislature and that Of every
State in the Union. So many deaths &C.
cur each year from this misnamed "sport"
of pointing guns which unexpectedly go
of, so many silly or reckless people con.
ttnue the practice despite the terrible les.
sons OF calamity resulting from it, that it
Is necessary TO brand this amusement"
as an offence against tho law, and the
practical jokes as criminals. The
first necessity is a stringent statute, like
those Just alluded 10; the second necessity
is its vigorous enforcement and after q
few heavy fines inflicted and few SEN
fences Of imprisonment served ont, we
shall notice salutsry effect among the
iacetious people whose ideal Of merry
Jest Is to worry others by pointing at
them fire arms which they suppose to be,
or "guess' to be, empty. The sorrow
produced in many families, the sudden
and agonizing destruction Of bright hopes
and noble promises, the pathetic histories
Of lifelong remorse among those who
have killed their comrades in this way,
should be sufficient to justify the interpO-
sition-of Legislation to check the growing
evil.
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SEYBOLD.-on Tuesday morning, January z,
1873, Rt " O'Clock, jonN PBTEn sEYBoLD, aged
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The Tobacco Leaf says that the tobac.
codlseaSe has had a very disastrous Ell
feet upon the tobacco crop throughout
Connecticut, and not more than one'third
Of this years product can pc used for
wrappers, the usual proportion being
two-thirds for wrappers and one-third
for fllers. The leaves have been SO much
injured by the rot that it is feared they
will not stand the sweating process at all
The growers arc sanguine Of good prices
tor the sound portion Of their crop, and
they arsasklDg fifty and sixty cents a
pound for fine wrappers.
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DIED..


SEYBOLD.-o Tuesday morning, January Z,
1873, ut " O'Clock, JonN PBTED sEIBoLD, aged
79yeGrs.
Tho fanCrRl will take place from his late resi-.
dence, east side OF Main street, between Jefrer.
son and Adams, on Thursday morning at 10
o'clock. Friends Of the family are invited to At.
tend. Xxx "EEf.
Interment at Mt. Wood Cemetery,
BENNETT.-w Wednesday. January 9Th, 1873,
at 1915 7, LEWIS W., son OF A. and Minnie
ssnnett, aged Is months and IS days.
Funeral will take place from the rCSIdOneo Of
thcparcntS, eth street, below Quincy, on F'idsy
morning at 10 O'Clock,
BART0N.-On Wednesday morning, January
S, 1879. at . O'Clock, HOWARD N. infant son Of
John W. and Maria Barton, aged months.
Tho funeral will take place from tho residence
OF Its parents, John street, this morning at 10
o'clock. Friends OF tho family arc invited.
MERTZ.-on Tuesday afternoon, January :,
1873, At his residence rear West Wheeling, Ohio,
GEoRuE MgRTZ, age! "a years.
Funeral rom Disciples Church, Belialre, Ohio,
at 10 a. n. ThuFrdRy, January 9th. Friends Of
the family arc invited to attend.
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TIE trade and commerce of Baltimore
for the last year have been less in the sg'
greg6te and in nearly all important ar
,icles than in 1871. The customs receipts
were s7,79s, 459, or over million dollars
less than last year. tho reduction being
mainly accounted for by the addition oil
coffee to the Tree list and the general re-
duction of duties under the oct Of last ses.
sion. The shipments Of -four were 1884,
S7s barrels, only q little more than half
those of 1871, and the receipts of coffee
8s5,8as bags, about three.fIths OF the
amount for the previous year. The for
eigu exports during the year were valued
ut S17, 3Ol, and included 1850 hogs.
heads of tobacco, 5,1S3,48O bushels OF
wheat, and only sl,97G bushels of corn.
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THE Wheeling INTELLIdENCER and
other radical prints are very much exer-
ciscd over the advanced Constitutional
per diem of members Of the Legislature.
They are constantly exclaiming against
what they are pleased to term a reckless
expenditure OF the peoples money in
raising the pay Of tho members from three
TO four dollars per day. A Radical Legis-
lature, say these sudden proselytes 10
economy, were content with the former
sum.
We rather think that it is the opinion Of
every sensible man in the State, that three
dollars was extravngant pay for the ser
vices of radical legislators. For all pur-
poses for which legislation was designed
itowas worse than that much money
thrown away.-AartinSJury Statesman.
If Republican Legislatures were not
worth three dollars per diem, we should
like our contemporary or somebody else
to give as, seriously, volution Of the
prescntone, which will cost the State $25,-
900 before it gets started. About five
thousand dollars apiece for the little bills
thus passed is the figure.
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PUBLIC LEDGER A1MANAC.-The issue
Of this standard publication Of the current
wear Is handsomer than any Of its pre-
deeessors, and, what is Of more conse-
quence, is full Of useful matter. It's intor.
nation bearing upon Pennsylvania and
the city OF which the Public Ledger Is an
ornament, is compiled with great care.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-09

TRR.Plusaeld san notices how the gen.
tlemen involved in the Credit Nobiller
scandal "sQuirm." They suit the word to
the action when they explain that they
took hestock for etly.mosynary purposes,
M y Com, ado.
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An applicant for pair of boots at one
Of our shoe stores was asked what num-
Der he wore, and replied as soon as he
could recover from his surprise: "Why
two, Of CouraeW
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Special Notices.
II Acts Like a Charm,

This ls what we hear on all sides OF DIR.
TUTT'S EXPECTORANT. In cases OF Group,
Bronchitis, Asthma and all Diseases, It affords
Instant relief II permeates the very substance
Of tho Lungs and causes them TO throw OF all
acrtd matter. 1t is very pleasant 10 the taste,
Children take It readily.
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NV YoRK, August 81, 1859.
DR. Vim. 4. Tut:

Dr. I'm. L. Tut:
sm-When In Aiken last winter, / used Your
Bxpectorant for my cough, and found more benS
eft from II than any have used. I TOOK half .
dozen bottles homo with me, aud have had 10
give some Of It 10 my friends Please send me
one dozen by Express, @. q. D.
ALFRED GUSHING, g West 9iBt street.
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
unl nm DpAn

FVN phIlH VII IF04VIe ~. -,
STANDBY House, SteubonvlllO, Ohio, fronts on
lower Market street, adjoining the Pittsburgh
poSite the steam and ferry boat landing. The
houIe 10 new, in good repair, contains oil th0
modern improvements, dn0 basement SAloon;
Tor barber Ihop,) and % roo19 with geS Ano
water fixtures complete, large cellars and yards
planted with grapes, &C. We oaer nne open,
in a good locality for business. VIII DO sold
very Cheap on favorable terms. Possession civ
en- April I, 1873. For further Information 20
dress Or Gallon O. STANDBY D SON
Iani-dhWb
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HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MIN Eom
the effects Of Errors and ADJUSTS In early life,
Manhood restored. lmpediments TO Marriage
removed. New method Of treatment. Now and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
FREQ, In sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. .
South Ninth ct Philadelphia, Pa.,-an lnstltu.
ton having high reputation for h0noSs6Ie COR
duct and professional skill. dec1-dAW
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I'm MARRIAGE.

Dr.. TUFTS Hair Dye InplutI Natural Color.
IanA-eodAW