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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13
CITY NOTICES.

The best Recommendation of the Bismarck Cater
comes from those who have worn them. They m.
Variably advise their friends to drop IN ana Try
On m BABCOCK 4 Bro
2O6 Market street.
"a eood article advertises ITSELF and the Be
aa0roE Cater for Gentlemen is uatOeTeaIp recon-
mOndOd By these who have worn IL aS the IoHeF
for comfort and convenience. For sale 0nNg
BABC0CK 4 BRO
206 Market street.
Mens' CATERS, g and up,
Mems Boots, $3 and ups
Lh6ss Shoes. Sl.5e and up,
AT the old cheap Store Of -
BABC0CK 4 Bro
2O6 Market street,
LADIES.
We have q large stock of Chlldreus Snoel
that must be sold call and examine, they are Tery
ChOap. WM, IL. BABGOCk q III
9IS Market ST., doors below fourth.
RRaUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENT IL. Bao'
cCSS & Co., SlS Market street, doors below 4tn,
nm take stiuer in exchange for Boots and Shoes ~
q limited extent they don't want too mucn OF ~
however.
TUOSE PURCHASING
Boots and Shoes at 3l3 Market street. doors pS1
lev Fourth, have the advantage of selee hng trow
n large and varied stock at low prices. -.
-'-~ WIN. Il. BABC0CK i co.
RrR,ets are Fdcts.--"Tell the truth and shame
old BaAan," there is no getting arOundit; what w
kSyO said iS said and the public bear us out in our
CNnclJmiOn that fer rst-class boot shoe or gaiter
81 81 Il. WM. II. BABC0CK 4 CO
A
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

SERIOUS ACCIDENT. During the launching
Of vessel nj Smyrna landing, last week, lad
by the name al Meredith wen; on board for the
purpose Of having a ride, and while there be-
came entangled in a coil of rope which was
bslng used as a snnbber; the rope becoming
suddenly tightened, lripped and threw him
down hatch-Way, a distance of fourteen feet
inaicLing internal injuries that may prove seri.
ous il NOT (aIal. 2. =. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

REAL ESTATE SALEs.- The Ceo,1 DeBaociQf re-
ports the following recent sales OF reahestats in
Cecil county g- 500 zs.ta ~.
The real estate OF David Scott, tof john offered
for sale in front Of the Court House. an fhe 9th
inst, was withdraw Ly the trustee, Henry ID.
Famandis, Esq, account OF lnSRnieicnt sur
veys. tE. r--ft
Tho hsuse aud lot In CeciItou, the pFopcrty of
Deborah Hall, was cold on the Sth, By Clinton
Mccullough, attorney for the heirs, TO u N
Lock WsOd, Tor 500. 49,.
The farm-229 acres of J0hu ". stephens,
near Warwick, was sold by HSRry d. Farnandis,
Esq trustee, on the 9th, TO j. j. lockwood, for
the sum of $1,000.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

THE CONFERENCE AcADEACY.-The new Con
ference Academy building at Dover is now neauy
completed Oh the outside, and viii be ready fOI
plastering and other finishing work early in lhe
Spring. The building is four-story, large and i'm
be an ornament to Dover and an honor to the n.
L. Conference through which the enterprise was
conceived and executed. 1t wih cost about $40.
0OO independent of heating aparatns, which Is
contracted for by baltimore parties at S3OOO .,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

D. C.-Hon James r. Lofand, our Representa-
tive in Congress, is named on but one of the
House Committees we believe, viz The Com
mittee on the District Of Columbia. Geo. p.
Fisher, late of Delaware, IS the Attorney General
of that District, and Richard Harrington is the
Solicitor for the City, and now Major Lofsnd is
on the House Committee for the District, II
would appear that Delaware is having a pretty
good hand in running that machine,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13
FNE NIsyoRloAl sOclErY.
Moxrury MEETING THURSDAY EVENING.

AoNGALH Ihh1AN2 shHSASgAA - ~@f-%Ne'
The regular monthly meeting of the His
torical society Of Delaware was held Thurs-
day evening, DR.. II. F. Askew in the chair
Standing Committees were gprOinssi q iOl-
On Librury-R. P. johnson, n. d. EEoOd
Garrett. and VIM. u. Dove
On Publication,-R RsSE Fiddler Israel, q. A.
Latimer, and J. r. Walter.
On Biography-Rev. 7. g. Littell, DR.. Frost
and Dr.. Porter
On Dohalious-Dr. J.; p Wales VIM. Nc
Caulley and DR.. L. p. Bush.
On Finance-Dr.s A. II. Grimshaw, s. A.
Macallister and Gregg Chandler.
The COMMITTEES on Annual Meeting reported
naaIly ind Was discharged. - -
Messrs. ]. c. Douglas and Henry Rogers,
were appointed z committee TO take charge OF
and conduct all sfiairs pert aiming 10 the Cen
tennial Celebration, on behalf Of the Socie-
ty. .
This committee was afterwards empowered
to increase its numbers il so desired.
Judge Leonard L. Wales, Lea Pnsey aud
Henry Grant, were elected active members OF
A copy Of the Richmond, Va, Daily Dis
patchI was received, II tcohtained AZ account
Of the recent anniversary Of the Williamsburg
Luniiic Asylum which was the first Asy-
lum Of this character established in this coun-
try.
A committee was appointed to confer with
lhe venerable J Judge Willard Hall, in regard
10 obtaining, for the use of the Society, much
valuable infornstion possessed by him, relating
to the history of Delaware.
On motion, the Society adjourned
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

LUCKY BoYs.-From the late Havana news
We learn that the two Knight boys, Henry and
Charles. frum HnFFipgton, are anlonR the sur
yiVers pfkPs H 1ips, TAey will Be surren-
dered 70 The United States, and may be expect
ed home shortly. This will be good news to
their friends and acquAintances at Harrington
and here.-Milford News.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

AMUsEMENTs.-To Tonight, at the Grand Opera
House, Mrs James A. Oates, and her comic opera
company, will appear, in the " Grind Duchess OF
Gerolstein" A good large audience, should be
present. s-~-
As will be seen by advertisement, elsew here,
Flick & Flocks PantOmine troupe will give two
performances at the Grand Open House, on the
evenings Of Dec. nth and 18th. This troupe is
said to he one of very excellent chaFaeter.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

ALL BETS OEF.-The Supreme Cenrt Of Massa-
chusetts has again decided that by the statutes OF
the State all Wagers are void. The action was one
for money had aud received against the party win
ming the wager, which had, in good faith, been
paid to him by the stakeholder. The presiding
Judge refused TO admit evidence offered BY the de-
fOndant tending to show that he had won the wa
ger, which, singulaFly enough, was upon the po-
sition Of certain graves in a cemetery.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

Pork IN sUssEx.-The annual slaughter Of
pork has commenced in Sussex County, and
promises from present indications, to exceed that
of last year in point of quality and weight. On
Monday last Mr. Jacob Williams, of Seaford, kill.
ed six aggregating, when dressed, 5000 pounds,
the heaviest weighing 51l pounds. The pigs
are said to be the finest looking 'porkefs In that
ueighborhood.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

MARYLAND ARD DELAWARE RAH.RoAD.-EI EIec.
tiORlof O6iee,S.-Tbe StoekhOlden Of the Maryland
aud Della ware railroad held their annual meeting
al EastOn Talbot county, on "Wednesday last when
tie following officers were elected:
President, c. w. Huntington, and the following
directors: VIM. Slaughter, Dr. A. Hardcastle
DIR. q. ". GoldsbOrOugh. J. r. Malone, David
Knots, Col. Samuel Hambletnn, and J. A. Powell
Ex-Governor Thomas, Col, Edward Lyod, and
VIM. &. ScatteTtieid are the State directaES, and
and road bed 10 be In good condition, hGyinR been
kept fully up to the standard Of the year previous
and the culYert, cattle guards, And baaSEipg kept
in perfect repair. The treaBHFeFis report show
thai the business of the road is gradually axpand
ing. the receipts being larger thanstks pfevioul
year, and exhibiting a more favorable condition
than heretofore. AT a subsequent meeting Of the
directors, John /. Caldwell vas FB-sleeted SupsFn
tendent, John W. Scott, secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

The SUNDAY SoHooL.-A semIInOnthly paper,
called the Sunday School, will soon be started in
Wilmington by 5. Hersey, Esq, well known
newspaper man of this State aud a prominent
worker in the SUNDAY School cause. The paper,
as its name implies viii be devoted 70 thsinterests
of the Sunday School, and will be distributed
gratuitously among the different schools of the
city, depending, of course, upon ADVERTISING for
support II is q worthy effort, and deserves sue
L.H.r
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

WILMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILROAD tx
TENsToN.-At Kimblevifie, Pa, on "Wednesday
afternoon, large meeting Of the fricnds OF the
Wilmington & Western Railroad extension was
hell.
John Kerr, Of LeWisVille, Was chosen President.
aud Thomas Mercer, Secretary. Mr.. ]. 4. Held,
OF Wilmington, and John u. Jack6on. Chief En-
gneeT Of the road, being present, were aiutrodncod
and made fair practical cxhibit OF the prospects
for extending the road which were highly graft.
flying and encouraging % IT. tTlelds, liz
Mr. Jackson's estimates 81 th0 GraiAinR maAon-
ary and bridging were 90 exceedingly low as 10
astonish those present HIS estimates are based
upon the building Of the bridges Apd tEsaie work,
OF native oAk, an abundanes Of which azisis along
the proposed route, and which fhesOWnsFg Neald
willingly give in lieu Of stock. sgl9k--
The feeling IN favor o. the conpIsfioa q the
road is fast growing auong the people apd its
extension TO OxOrd is ehe PriDsipal tapls ef oop-
John TWOSd, Of Big EIk, being present, aiso
made soma encouraging remarks.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

The members of The American Wing Society
have adopted a serious ofresOlutions expressing
their sorrow at the death of their feIloW-mem-
ber Hamilton Murray, of OsWegO, N. Y, who
was lost on the Vile du Havre.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

EXTENSIVE TAX SALEs.-The tax collector
Of Wicomico county, Nd, advertises the pFo-
pkrkr a host gtWD hnnin1 and Rfsy persoDs.
the list including tracts of land, farms. houses
mills lots, &c, levied upon for taxes not paid
anA n. n cd A ane,iOn. =. >
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

In TRoUBLE.-Emerson Griffith. colored. /,
in trouble and in the City Hail. Emerson, in
spired with desire to make money easily, an
regarding not the instructions Of the Law, took
some s1p9e4 Rlppging 70 > neighber, tand sold
70 tie eOanly 5alI. ~ -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

This season we intend to sell Toys and Fancy
Goods cheaper than they are sold in Philadelphia
or New York. Call aud be convinced,
Adams & Bro. 500 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

RICE IN MARYLAND.-A farmer Of Wicomico
county, Maryland, reports that from one quart OF
rice, planted in deep, black soil, he raised "a
quarts, weighing 2s pounds. 1t was planted
about the middle Of April. in rows eighteen
inches apart and cut October 81. Single grains
produced from five TO twenty-five stalks, from 81
10 8 feet high,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

General Charles p Stone aud General Wm.
w. LorIng, American officers in the service Of
the Khedive of Egypt, have each been advanced
TO the grade of Major General In the Egyptian
army
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

MONEY SoLD.--The directors Of the Building
Association of Landenberg, OF their last meeting,
sold two loans at 20 per cent. premium. They
propose Issuing the second series of stock and
electng officers for the coming year on the 9th Of
January.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

Mrs. CoRles, daughter Of Senator Thurman, in
tended to sail on the Vile du Havre, 10 meet her
husband in Europe, he being attached TO the
United States Navy, but heard at the last moment
that he could not meet her at the place deSigna-
led.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13
aouaRTIR0l
KEEEEnag 10 HvHNENa.

MechAuic's Lodgs, No 4, LooF, ct Odd Eel
lows Hall, Sd and King.
Minqua Tribs, No {, 10 r n, ct Red Mems
% Jefferson Council, No. 10, GUAM, at MeOhan-
les Hail. 2l9 King st.
La Fayette Lodge, No. 2, X Of P, 81 Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market st.
Asbury Lodge, o Of @ 7, at eth and Market
Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

RappIeys's Pure White olive Soap Il shiSped
70 large quantities 70 Russia. England aud FRANCE
Atimona. agent, sth and Marzet streets. Wilmi1S-
ION. Del, -. -. -. - - II II.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

The CONFERENCE AcADRMT.-The Della
todredn, of this morning, publishes fine view Of
the Wilmington Conference Academy, at Dover.
From appearances, the building, when completed
will be a very handsome structure.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

FINE LIQUoRs AT CosT.-L. Raymond, No. 6lt
Shipley St., will close after Monday next. The
public are invited to call and purchase his stock
of Liquors at cost. -.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-13

ever introduced. Th0Je who may doubt the su.
perior advantages of this shoe over all others,
should call and satisfy themselves, at
WM. II. BABCOCK d CO.,
oct2e-Sm sl3 Market Street, 4 doors below 4th
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-28
Kew York Market.

new YORK, July 70.
FLOUR-Market for State and west
ern tlou. dull and without change a.
IS O5G5 So for superfne state
Sc ljG6 50 Tor extra state: 5 95 @6 2;
10. common to medium extra western
6 30a7 20 for choice do. Southern
flour quiet and unchanged. Rye foul
steady aud 10 fair demand at 4 35G
Is a..
WHEAT-Quie. and without cbang'
IT Il A. or No. = Milwaukee; 81 4l@
! II for No. , Chicago; "a for No
3 so-ias and l 20 for new amber Mich
ig4r.
KYE-Fi.m at 7Sc.
BARLEY-52S55c for steamer
western mixed.
OATS-Rather steady at 426423t
for new mixed western; 1850 fol
white western and 4l@42c for black
DO.
PROVISIONS-Pork frmer with {
fsir business doing at ST. 81 fol
mess; Sl4 50 for extra prime 10 81!
oil 80 for prime mess; II 50 for tn
sa,acce OF the business OF the month
and l. 81! for seller August. Bee
quiet 9 O0@l0 80 for plain mess anc
ii 256l2 SO for extra do. Beef hams
steady at 81 O09Sl %. Tierce bee
dull q, II 1O92l 90 for prime mes
aDd q GQ02S 90 for India do
COTTON-Market Tor spot lots quie
and without any material chsnge il
Price. -
WHISKY-Quiet.
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THURSDAY, July "a, 1SI'

THURSDAY, July "A, 1918.
BEEF CATTLE.-The market was
more active than last week, and the
whole of the offerings were disposed of.
About 200 head go to Lancaster aud
other points in Pennsylvania without
being offered here. Prices were a shade
lower On all grades, the greater decline
being on the tops, the number Of which
was not as large as last week, and the
lower grades not so plentiful as then,
much the larger portion OF the stock
consisting OF medium and fair cattle.
Prices to-day for beef cattle ranged
as follows: Bes, beeves at IS S7@6 9G;
that generally rated first eualityA 81
as 81; medium or good tsir quality
81 00G4 81; ordinary thin steer steers,
oxen and cows So 5094 90; inferior
and lowest grades Of cattle 0 00@0 OO
general average OF the market to-day
IS IS; extreme range OF prices IS 81
@,6 go. Most of the sales were from
IS % to 90 per 100 bs. Of the
receipts COS head came from Ohio, "a
from Maryland, g. from Virginia, 544
from West Vi,ginia-total receipts for
week 1870 head, against 1850 last week,
and $40 head same time last year. Oi
the offerings, $50 head were taken by
Baltimore butchers, 63 head sold TO
Washington city and country dealers,
IS to York county, Pa, dealers, and
1913 head to eastern speculstors-totsI
sales for the week 1149 head, against
1926 last week, and S55 head same
time last year.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-There has
been slight falling off in the receipts
Of sheep this week, and OF these about
1000 head were taken east, The ar
rivals ,of good sheep continue to be
quite limited, and prices have advanced
since our last report &c per 70. We
now quote good butchers sheep at 49
81: pc, ID gross. Good large open
wool ewes are in good demand and
scarce. Stock sheep at s293 50 pei
head. Lambs at S2@4 per head
The market has been fairly active dur.
ing the whole week. Receipts this week
1899 head, against 1856 last week, and
1868 head same time last year.
HOGS.-On Monday and Tuesday
the receipts were quite light which
with the limited number OF arrivals the
previous week. caused rapid advance
aud sales were readily made al I 80 g
s 90 per 100 fbs net. On the succeed.
ing day arrivals became more plentiful
asd the prospect is favorable for the
continuation OF fair run, rather more
perhaps, than may b. needed, and tbs
tendency now ia towards lower figures
the present prices no: being 50 readily
obtained as they were q few days s.nce
There are no stillers in market. Tn,
demand continues largest for good nea
smooth hogs. Receipts this week 1888;
head, against 500 last week, and 100
head came time last year.
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CORN-In Light demand 43@45c a.
to location.
T TOATS-Quies and unchanged.
RYE-Firm; No. 2 Zoe.
= BARLEY-NominaL s.-
HAY-sle 0O@20 90 for No. Tins
othy.
PROvISIONS-Quiet but firm; mess
pork . shade better feeling at SIG 90
bulk meats firm, shoulders TIC asked,
Tic bid; clear lib sides esG clear sides
ct; bacon in good demand, shoulders
Si9sic clear sides 9!c; sugar cured
hams l4i@l5lc.
LARD-Neglected.
Y BUTTER-Stesdy and unchanged.
WHISKY-Strong at 92c.
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.... CHICAGO, July 20.
WHEAT-Quiet at ! to &c lower
sales at 81 2o(9l 203 cssb; l 209l Gig
seller July; l l4i@l Is seller August
l OS seller September, closing at l 20f
al 20I seller July; l l4s91 lag; prices
receded / 70 &c per bushel for No. 2:
CORN-35sG36}c cash; 36@S6fc
seller August 37i93Sc seller Septem-
be-; closing at SIC seller August; 81 4c
sslle. September. Canal corn afioat
sold at 37l@3Sc Tor high mixed; SIC iol
No2; 35c rejected. Corn In store sold al
&2iG3Sic.
UATS-Quiet and steady; sales al
oIAa27ic cash or seller July; 26sc;
seller August; 26c seller September;
closing ST 2'.c cash; 26sc seller Au-
gust.
RYE-Noninsl at 56957c.
BARLEY-Steady, quiet and dull al
SOt9Sl seller September.
PROVIS;ONS-Quiet; mess pork is
quoted at SIS IS for cash; Is 6O9l5 o.
seller August
BEEF CATTLE-Dull; sales at 3.
S0G5 IS for common to CHOICE smooth
steers
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Commodore Maury's Anchor.

A correspondent Of the Richmond
Enquirer writing from the Rockbridge
baths, says: =
II must tell you abou. Commodore
Maury's anchor. There is q story up
here TO the effect that little while be-
fore his death the good and great old
man lay stretched on his bed OF pain,
and ore Of his sons stood by him watch.
ing the ebbing OF his life-tide with
more intensity even than the dying man
had ever watched the currents of the
sea. The son was deeply moved. The
father lay as placid as q grand old
galleon in calm. At last as the son
was bending over him he heard him
feebly whisper, INV boy. does my
anchor seem 10 dragT Oh! what a
question for a con to answer at time
like that; but the boy was sailor, too,
and choking down his grief, be remem.
tered sn Old sea phrase when the men
were at the guns, one that made them
cool when the red hot shot were
flying, and bending over him, he replied,
Yes, father; but steady and true 7 Z"
A smile stole over the old sailors face
which told that even then the words
which had risen in times gone by,
above the roar and dio OF battle still
nerved and sboothed him. This story
is not as widely known, perhaps, as the
other about his having expressed q
wish, il his body was removed from
Lexington, to be carried through Cos
hen Pass when the mountain
laurel was in bloom. Well, in Goshen
Pa, there is q magnificent bend of the
roa :, a, point OF which the over
hanging cliff juts out more prominently
than at any other, and having heard
these stories, and with a delicate taste
for the beautiful, Messrs. P. F. Brown
i Bro, proprie,ers of this place, some
time this spring, sent to fredericksburg
Commodore Msurys bome) and pro-
cured large anchor which had for
merly been his, and at the point above
referred to, had it firmly set in the rock,
with chain attached which ran some
forty feet up the cliff. At the foot Of
the anchor they placed a rustic basket
with an inscription: Ever keep fresh
with the laurel and rododendron he
loved so we'll" 1t was arranged so
that the flowers might be replenished
all through the summer, and was q
truly beautiful and touching memento
Of q good and great man, besides maxi
ing a charming little episode in the
solitary mountain pass for the traveller.
Ifsbis thing had been done in Switzer-
land would have remained for CEN
turies. Perhaps shrine would have
been built beside it. What do you
suppose was done in Rockbrldge? The
anchor r77s stolen before il had Teen there
5i- weeks Messrs. Brown il Co. offer.
ed rewsrd for it and have recaptured
Toe anchor. but the thief is still un-
known. Commodore Manry's memory
is held in great reverence here. and 1t
is perhaps best that the perpetrator
Of the offence should not be known.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-28
Hottentots Gathering Buchu

For Helmbold's Extract has become
almost a historical picture. The great
consumption OF DR.. Helmbolds Buchu,
attest the important fact that thousands
upon thousands need diuretic med
iciine. For Dropsy, Gravel, Kidney
Com plant, and all disesss of the uri-
nary organs, either in male or female,
there has never been q remedy equal
to Helmbolds Buchu. lis imitstors
are mere trash. Helmbold's is the old
reliable standard remedy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-28
CtneiuuAf Market.

CINCINNATI. July Is.
COTTON-Dull and unchanged.
FLOUR-l0a15c lower; 81 OOS
6 IS for family fancy 81 25@S so;
re -four dull at 81 25@4 so.
WHEAT Dull aud not enough
doing to establish prices; new white
held ct 81 409l IS.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, July &c.
FLOUR-Quiet.
WHEAT-A shade lower and in
fair demand; No. 3 white Wabash
81 IS; Michigan 65; No. , new red
and Milwaukee and Wabash red on
spot and seller August l A; rejected
/ 03; No. 2amber Illinois So.
CORN-stesdy; high mixed seller
August 43c seller September 4i944f
low mixed on spot All.
OATS-Dull and no sales
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Market.

NEW YORK, July 26.
Money closed up very easy at 3 to 4
per cent on call. Foreign exchange
dull with rates more or less nominal,
ss usual on Saturday. Gold quiet and
steady at ll5l 10 ll53.
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TIE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS.

An IMPORTANT INVENTION. IT RE-
\ tains the Rupture atsll times and under
the hardest exercises or seyerest strain. 1t
is worn with comfort, and If Kept on night
and day, effects permanent cure IN few
weeks. Sold cheap and sent BY Mall when
raoneSted. Circular free when ordered by
elter sent to the Elastic Truss Co., No. 6S3
Broadway, n. Y. City. Nobody USES Metal
Spring Trusses, too painful, they slip of too
frequently. may3c
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-28
Valuable Coal Property For
Sale.

HrorICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned wishes to sell lin
Whole or in part) that portion OF coal now
acres, located along the Ohio river about
one-third Of a mile north of the city limits
Together with one acre OF surface at the en-.
trance on the hide nearest the river, and
three acres Of surface around the other en-.
trance. back OF Fulton. The vein O. coal
,.JIIyery NOM 5 feet 9 inches to feet in
5epth, and could be conveniently shipped
nv means of the county road, or by the r.
VI. SK.fR r., as the entrance on the river
side IL nof 800 feet from either.
The above will be sold on reasonable
terms, or exchanged for good town prop
msrl-h - WALTER MARSHALL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-28
To Farmers.

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-28

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