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Marine Disasters.

BARK Fury Loud sailed from Port Spain May 90 for st
Thomas, TO stop a leak.
BARK JESSIE GOODMAN (3r). Mckenzie from Baltimore
for Belfast Ireland with cargo OF corn put into Halifax
@ h her az ARRIVAL mo-
ticuars
BARK AlrrnrA Br, from Burrard Inlet for Shanghai
having encountered heavy gale April IS She lost sails
May 8, at Esauimat
BRIG GENERAL CaNRonrRr tBr). from Boston for Cow
under jury masts having encountered on the It'll inst
heavy squall on Georges Bank, losing her topmas
TnnErxAsrrp scnR siSslcKsos Dinsmorc, tom
Philadepha for Lynn which was run into OF Beaver
port side started all the mizzen shrouds port side
carried and all on the starboard side but one also
her maintopmast backstav.
scun sARAn PgayIs Lyle, at Providence from Hoboken,
Judith passed within % feet Of what appeared 10 be the
upper deck Of large steamer painted white, with com
pcared to be about three inches thick. -
ssnn rao a. for BSs,on from oSossn win
in the Race and ms Sr, into she New London and
towed into Prentiss wharf by steamug Burnside where
she has about two feet q water II her survey viii be
railways for repairs,
Sem FloRA A KING, which in collision with schr
yard Haven TO New BEDFORD Tor repairs 'o"' ''"''
scHR EarI,sE McL1y, from Havana, before reported,
LA shoals came on the marine railway 10th.
scnR MARY + VAN CLEAr. from Brunswick, Ca for
e g Ss Sh
which they had been tor 20 hours. Peter Pc
acpscnvc and Robert WILSON, smm Sorwa
crew of the brig Rio Grandc. Of Booth Bay,
from Fernandna. which vessel foundered In heavy NJ
gale on the slst nit Gas before reported Capt Mcclellan
Booth Bay Robert Mapsen, cook, and the
lost At the time OF the disaster the Captain
dashed 10 the rigging and the brig rolled over sud
denly II was impossible to save him.
scHR JouS JOHNSON, az Newburyport would be entirely
discharged OF her cargo 10Th on Saturday
ing 500 stroke hour the leak gradually reduc-
ing as her cargo was being taken out She appears to
have received bad strain about her
little.
FLrGnr Kelly from Portsmouth, MI, Mt Philadei
phia 10TH lost foretopmast 18th inst, OF Cape Cod
BANGOR, June 16-schr Onward attempted 10 pass be-
tween the steamer Cambridge (Which turning round
and another vessel saturday, and, coming In COLI
sion, the schr lost part Of her rail-
Miscellaneous.
We are indebted TO purser Geo Rack OF the steamship
Rising star. from Aspinwall, for his attentions
Purser Jacobson Of the steamship Wilmington, from
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Prizes cashed and information furnished.
TAYLOR Co, Ban kerS
ii Wall street date 10.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINK.

Steamship City of Bristol Br) Murray, Liverpool June
and Queenstown 4h, with mdse and passengers TO John
Dale June H. lat % o. Ion ~ passed ship rugged
steamer straight stem apparently under sail only same
day lat IS so lon IS ~ White star steamer bound east
steamship Pereire Orr Daure Havrc June g. and Brest
Un win mdse and w passengers 10 Geo Mackenzie.
Steamship smidt Ger Dannemann, Bremen May 30.
win mdse and t9t passengers TO Koop Co.
steamship Rising Star, uildretn Aspinwa June with
mise and passengers TO Baby June II, of east end
letter under ensign ~ ~
steamship Wilmington, holmes, Havana June ~, with
mdsc and passengers 10 w Clyde Co. June B lat rs
US saw large American ship bound to New York. but
could not make out her name
Steamship Huntsville, Crowcll, Savannah June H.
with mdse and passengers 10 Lowdcp.
Steamship san Salvador, Nickersen, savannah June
H. with mdse and passen myers 90 w Garrison.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff, Charleston June Is,
with mdse and passengers 10 w Quntard 4 Co 10th,
2s miles NE Of Cape Lookout exchanged signals with
steamships Sew Orleans and Emily souder, both hence
Inr NrleanR-
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THE JERSEY CITY MURDER.

Conclusion OF the Inquest-Thc Jury
still ONT and No Prospect Of
Agreement-Fish But No Flcsh-The
Prisoner To BE Held for Trial.
The inquest on the body OF John McAdim Kane
was resumed yesterday afternoon, before Coroner
Renhardt, at JERSEY City.
DR.. Buck. County Physician recalled-Prom the
character OF the wound IL could not lave been IN
Natal IA drou..apa. fho a..
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ELLEN GILLEN,
Died June Is, 1873,
Aged Is years and 10 months.

handsome cross OF tuberOses and some bou-
quets of flowers mad been placed the lid of the
comm by some sympathlsing friends, and they re-
manned there until the corpse was taken away for
interment The burial cOrtege was q small one
consisting OF only two carriages and hearse Her
remains were taken to Calvary Cemetery, where
religious services were held The author OF the
crime takes matters very coolly in his cell in the
Tombs, and Is impudent enough to deny that he
was the person who inflicted the fatal wounds.
James Curtin, who was dangerously wounded on
Sunday by his half-wit brother in-aw, still re-
mains in the Park Hospital in precarious condi-
ton, but there Is chance OF his recovering.
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]. B. MARTINEZ co,
. Bankers 10 Wall street.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
IA OF different States; legal everywhere publicity;
no fees III advance; advice ree Tor every
State. FREDERICK J. KING,
Counsellor t-aw, 1853 Broadway.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
" SCIIENCKS PULMONIC SYRUP
sCHENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS.
are the only Medicines that will Pulmonary Con-
sumption
Frequently medicines that stop cough will OCCASION
circulation Of the blood hcmorrhage follows, and, in
fact they clog the action OF the that caused
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes Of two
plain Of duh pain In the side constipation, coated
In the shoulder blade feelings drOwsncs]
rcstessness the food lying heavily the stomach,
accompanied with acidity and beiching up of wind.
condition of the stomach or a torpid liver.
Persons affected, II they take or two heavy
colds and the cough In these he suddenly checked
will find the stomach and liver clogged remaining torpid
lungs of sores and liberated, the result OF
schenck's Pulmonic Syrup is an expectorant which
contain opium or anything calculated to check
schcnck,s Scawccd Tonic dissolves the food, mixes
with the gastric juices OF the stomach, aids digestion and
creates ravenous appetite:
when bowels are costve skin sallow, the symp-
drake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared only by
Northeast corner Sixth and Arch SITS, PhiIade phia
And for sale by all druggists and dealers
Wholesale agent JNo. +. HENRY, Nos and College
place New York
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Steamships Lord Give Liverpool; Columbia. Havana
Virgo, Savannah; Wyanoke, Richmond shin Derby re-
men: banks Waldo Cadz Hoppet, London; Courser
Monevideo and Buenos Ayres; brigs Queen OF the Fa
ygo ;Concezone, Consantinople
Wind at sunset NV, light
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TERRACE GARDEN
i Grand Promenade Concert and Soirec Dansantc
under the auspices of
THE EMPIRE CITY LODGE.
/. q. OF p. s.,
:, will take place THIS EVENING, June IS
Music by Eben's Seventy first Regiment Band
Tickets 81 admitting gentleman and ladies'
TUE BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING WATER BEING
the only specific for the hitherto incurab ises sas
OF the kidneys and bladder Is only the medicine ore
SERVED by the most eminent medical men OF this henis
phere bu by those Of the Eastern also Colonel Dunbar
,ne uscoverer received orders for oy 20 barrels in
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BELOW.
SAILED.

ship Setson, from London April 30 received
pilot from boat EIwell No June Is in lat Al Is
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Pelrfection in Dress.

rFfom the Golden AEe1 ..a-- --,-,
One popularity OF the fashionable wo.
man In France Is that she must have
dresses for everything. It Is hardly a
figure Of speech 10 say that abe would not
approach her Creator without being al.
tired eonlme u Idut. II Is q part OF her
religion always 70 be perfectly well dress.
ed, Some people say that II Is the whole
Of her religion, but we are not so mali
cions a. that. And this mania for periec.
ton In costume Is Just as intense among
tho members Of the demi monde as In
legitimate circles. A curious story which
We have heard told Of the notorious
Comtesse de M, and which we believe
has never appeared In print, Is a lair Illus.
tration Of this point. The person whom
No have mentioned isNA very we'll known
membef OF that lair, irail and militant
sphere known as The demi monde. She
d equally celebrated for the homeliness
OF her features and the perfection oil her
costume. One fine day her carriage stop.
ping for O few. moments In one Of the
drives Of the Bots de Boulogne, waspfes.
emily surrounded by 0 criticising crowd
such o. only Paris could muster, and to
all Of whom abe was known by reputa'
.tion; Comments were free upon; her per.
sonM appearance, oil ofWhieh she Ignored
with lmptrturAhle sang hold. Rhddehly
one Of the crowd exclaimed, loud enough
Eim an % hear, l'Mon Dieul how ugly
abe isw "Yes; but how perfectly Well
dressed HxclAtmet the eomtesse; with.
out for. IN Instant loaing c1untenance, and
with that inlmitable chic which i In.
born, mol acquired, and Of which the true
cocette: q perfect m1SheSa. .TsJd
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A depressed, irritable state OF ninl /,
n weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
no energy or animationJ confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
bIlitating, Involuntary discharges. Tho
consequence Of excuses, mental orcrwurk or
indiScrvtionA, This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds sovereign cure In HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. IS.
II tones up the system, arrests discharges, dispe
the mental gloom and despoudsney, and rejnre-
mates tie entire system. It Il perfectly harm.
less and always efficient, Price Is, for package
Of Eve boxes and a large q vial Of powder, which
Is important In old, serious cases; or q per single
box Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent by mail
on receipt Of price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No. 6O2 BROADWAY, N. Y.
For sale BY Logan, List . Co.; Z. Booking;
7. J. Finney; James Murryi Reed. Kraft D Co.,
Wheeling; Ch8s, FAris, wheeling ISlAnd: james
Elliott and J. d n. II. Mercer, BeIlAire, o.
febi2ood&W
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Eor Gala.
.RUsTEE's SALE

. By virtpe OF q pesd of Trus. msae BIZ Charles
PfAnenblth, and Hama PfAdenhieh, his WHO.
70 the undefilgned Ttnltee, dated fhe IN day 81
February, IN. the yrAr1s1S, and 81 feoofA In DE
ONCE OF The CLERK OF The County Colrt Of Ohio
county, We1t Vliglnia, "a tho Book az Deeds Of
Trust nd'Mortg1ges Number B, On pages 2Si,
352 and 2oS, will offer for sale Of public auction,
at the front door Of the Court Houte or Ohio
County, West Virginia, on =
: M0HpAYI the 18th. day OF JsnuIEy, 1874,
At 10 O'Clock A. H., tho following property, that
10 to say, the north half OF lot number One hun.
dred and nfty.nine r69E situated Ion tho west
elde OF ChApllne street, between Twenty. second
street Gate Third street, and Twenty. third street
qato second StrceD, In the City Of Wheeling, In
Ohio county ma Btite or Went YffHini1, q! Tint
part OF aaid city called Cenire Wheeling.
Terms OF Bale: One thousand Dollar cash, or
such greater sum In cAsh a. the purchaser may
elect /. 0no ThoueApd Dollars pAyabloon The lat.
day OF April, 1871, With, interest nom the day Of
sale, and the residue Of the purchase money In
two equal Instruments, payable reSpectfyeiy IN
ak and twelve months from the day of sale, WITH
interest thereon from the day or sale The az.
ierred tn1talment.! 10 DO secured SauifactoEily
f'G;7TS ALRRRD caldwell. Trustee. - I
J. @. HERyTT, AuetioneeF. =
WheelinK, w. Va. Dec, II. is7a. docii
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WASHINGTON Co, PA-The popula-
ton Of this county is 4si4Ss, and, it has
three representatives inthe Legislature Of
Pennsylvania under the rev: oonstltu-
tIon-all Democratic. Greene county has
a. population Of 25,sS7, and only one
representatlvo-Dem Democratic Of course. a
special in yesterdays Pittsburgh CONNER
ciai from Washington contains the follow
ing news;
To-day a man named DilGnger, en-.
gagged In building telegraph lines, while
crossing q bridge about thirty feet high,
was struck by . hand, car and thrown 10
the ground, infllctipg serious If not fatal
injuries =.
DR.. Brownson's anniversary was fur.
Their celebrated last evening an ad.
dress from DR.. G. P. Hays, Rev. Samuel
F. Wilson, Of Allegheny City. Hon: John
H. Ewing and others will deliver ad.
dresses this evening.
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- ~. =. - Ttla4 .HaI4fT o.
o,Neal 10 tho underaigned trustee, dated Feb.
ruaYy eth,i 1873 and Of feeordin the ofice OF the
CLERK OF the County Court Of Ohio county, W.
Va, In decd Of trust book No. 5, page 10, will
Of tho Court House Of Ohio COUNTY, W. Va, on
SATURDAY, tho 80 dsy Of January, 1874,
y SOss s as 81 ss %. poRR q ff o
No. 49, on nth Gate Ztne) street. In that part OF
the city OF Wheeling known as East Wheeling.
= The title 10 believed 10 DO good, but selling as
trustee shall only convey such Title Is 10 vested
In me by said deed OF tIu1t.
. Terms Of Sale cash, but with the option 10 the
purchaser to assume and secure 10 the trustees
satisfaction the Indebtedness 10 the Central
Building Association No. ., for which the prop
erty 70 70 DO sold and 70 pay the residue OF the
+ 'T-7I'I g. W. J.. W. cowDKN, Trustee.
f, JIM. NILLERt Auctioneer. D. does
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VIZ are indebted to Col. Alex. Camp
bell, OF Brooke county. now South on his
plantation in Louisiana, for copy Of the
New Orleans Times of the 10Th. In 1t we
find the following item marked for our
attention: -,
@The steamboat Natchez, Capt Tom
Leathers, lett Bayou Sara last night with
the largest cargo Of cotton since the war.
The following telegram was received last
night from The laGetious clerk, T.. A.
! Oven, who desires to know where the
h6ok is now: ~ " i .s3 a1sa - -
~. BMou SARA, Dec. 10, 1873.
To the Editor OF tho New Orleans Tlmcs.
30 The Big lngin leaves here st p. NJ,
wi,htiye thousand five hundred and cley.
on bales cotton, lilo largest load since the
war. Where Is the cotton hook and rib
honf as = ~ 70 5sa r. A, OWEN.
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MARRIED..

BURKLR-HRATHBRINGToN-o On Tuesday,
December 80, 1873 at the residence OF the brides
parents, No. ll3 Twelfth street, by the Rev. L.
b. Carpenter, D. D., Mr.. CHAs; BuRKLE, OF Ohio
City, Belmont county, Ohio, and Mics JENNIE
HEATHERNGToN, OF Wheeling, West Va. o.
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Obstacles to Marriage.

HAITI Rn1Hr ron You've MKN Rom tho
mood Restored: ISapedIments 70 Marriage 70
moved. New method OF treatment New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
ffoe, In sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. { South Ninth street, Phil
adelphia, Pa,,-an Institution having high rep.
skill. ~ oe97-d6H
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TRUSTEES SALE
! f-'t ia ~ OF THE rl i1'
CLEMENS FARMS.

b By yirtuo Of two doodS Of truHt made By 30.
bead Brady Trustee, and Nfs. Catherine Z.
Clemens, The ono dated the 10th day Of Noyem.
Der, 1870. and the other dated the ist day OF
April, 1874, and both Of record In tho Clerks
olllco Of the County Count for. MArshall county,
Weat Virginia, on6in deed book No. 10 paRa 81,
and The other In deed Of trust book No /, page
20, Twin offer for Bale ct Public Auction, az the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, on tT4 ma IL !
THURSDAY, the sth Day Of January, 1874.
a. 10 a. L., tho property mentioned and dc.
settbed IN The two deeds Of trulu aloreSAid; the
Hame being the ttnct OF land Tor some time known
a. tho CLEMENS YARM8, aituAted IN the
.countyof MArahhll, West Virginia, on the va.
terl Of Wheeling Creek, at the mouth OF STILLS
Rnn, and distant shout two miles from Elm
Grove Station On the Hemp1ald Railroad.
Tho said Farm 10 divided By 6tul's Run into
Two farms or tracts Of about equal size, each con.
nininH about III acres. Nearly ali OF tho land
10 under high state ofcultIuton; 10 very rich
add beautifully located. Upon the south or east
portion there 10 largo stone mansion house,
with al the necessary outbuildings, and upon
the other part there Ia good tenant house.
6aih Farms Will be old.either separately, or
together, TO suit purchasers. -. .-r,.. d.
Tho Trustee Nll, on application, give Anyin.
formation that may be desired As 70 terms, con.
dtionB, re-, and hh also has complete PLAT and
suryOy Of the land, showing " extent, lines,
fences, Improvements, &c. ~ /
2 TKRns also made Known on day Of sale. u,
9 'f"l G9JiHANNIBI FORBES. Trustee, .
i '..-+ 1iA,'f 'n7 NO. HAT ChApline street.
E .VWEKfINa w VA nAe bth iB1A dAAA
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Alphabetically morning, December 80,
1873, Mrs. RnopA ADAMS. rellct OF James II.
Adams, In the 72d year Of her age.
Funeral from from tho residenee Of her ton.in'
law, E. s. DunAway, Ill Eighteenth ,treet, We'd
nesday at o'clock P. II. Friends Of the family
Invited 70 attend. -
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special NocIcess
r 1NDsLEY INSTITUTE.

T 1NDSLEY INSTITUTE.
instruction given In all branches usually
taught In Preparatory schools and Academies,
The Department Of Modern Languages 10 under
the control Of tho eminently successful teacher
and accomplished scholar, Dr.. Mayer.
The Winter Session OF twelve weeks begins
- JAMES WATSON.
dee22 - o.. jim. HUTCHINSON.
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GEO. ROBERTS,
IS Main street,
TARM, FOR SALE.

u
7 offer for sale the Farm on which now
reside, situated In Marshall county, WA some
three miles from the limits OF tho city OF Who'll.
Ing, on or near the Fairmont Pike, containing
los acres Of arstclass land, nearly all Of which
10 In O fne. state OF cultivation. Tho improve
uents arc al of tho best, conAisting Of Brick
House containing, eleven Iooms. with al The
eonyenienees needful, A large cistern supplies
Il With IN the Watsr for which nil water Is need.
Cd. There Is also Q largo Barn, with COLLAR; Sta
bio room for Houes and twenty head OF Cattle;
wagon HouVe. Corn Crib, Brick bmoke, House,
Chicken House, and good frame Tenant House
containing four foou1s; With ChlrchesAnd School
House within abort distance. The said land Ia
well wAtered,, and neyer:Aillng well A The
barn. There 10 . good Vineyard Of CataNba and
Concord Grapes, and largo number Of tho best
selection q frult reeatn fan bearing. Sonitst.
ing Of Apples. Fears, Peaches, Plrm1, Cherries
And Qninees, with almost Al the 1rst quality Of
smk11 fruit grown In this part OF the country.
. ANY per son desiring GOOD home near 10 the
city Of Wheeiing. where hey can preatably dis
pose Of whatever they may raise for the uhrket,
will do well 10 call on tho Subscriber, who VIII
Riyaall the necessary informant ion. Terms easy.
s9jsFdAW. ia sJiJgl1oD y TWAtfA1AAhis.l
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

iTT5Gu5l7 2. EcL sJ--.E. a. 49, -:
|, Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is,
land. Price nom 500 to 81 900 each.
z Tlnds-0 One fourth cash, tho residue In equal
inanllments at one, two and three yesrs, with
inte.est ag eiai JNo. p. elLcHHRisT,
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Y Twin sell IT IN one lot Or divide it IN lots Of
four or fSo acres @, suit pHchlSers. There %
no better land for Market Gardening In Ohio
county. Situated within one mile Of Tho city Of
t'THRHs-one fourth cash, balance In one two
and threS years., with interest," IL =; !s1
Eor further particulars enquire OF the sub
1etloef. ~. ono ,,nnnr,mn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
SEAIED PROPOSALS
For the Use Of Coal Scales.
.sE err cLEaK's ogyrul, 1
WHEEL. o, W. Va, Dec. 81 INA

-...g err CLERKs lo1TIc1,
wHEELIs0. W. Va, Dec. 81 INA !.
Sealed Proposals will DO received at Tho Once
OF the City Clerk until Friday, January I, 1915.
at . o'clock P. 4 for tho use o. the GOA Senies
city. Tho Scales that proposals. will DO I0eely-
Cd for In the above named wards arc a. FOL-
'9 sFiirs. Ward scales. HIAf corner Market Aad7!S
street1.
l7th streets. And one At the es1t end Of old
fifth Ward scale at south end Of Market
SQUARE, Centre Wheeling.
An bids 10 keep said Scales In good order anu
VII" sids for the Fourth Ward Scales will be 70.
eeiyed Tor one or both geAles. IN :.
desc III =, A.FBRITT. City Clerk.
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7GeneFal1 Notices.
n DM1NIsTRkToR,s NOTICE!

Ala9lT-Q lIGll- iI9u) !Dly1u gsll :
having ben sRp19sS a. a.
ceased, hereby notifies an peftons indebted TO
,them, properly authent n I'd .fot settlement,
e WILLIAM r !H1BB ARD. Admir-, :,
LLdAcA :. ~ slnaI9nlnIlil III ChAplina atreAt.
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NewAdyertlsements .

FRANKLIN BUILDING AssoCI-
u ALTON, % Wheeling. " -
The annual Meeting Tor Tie nomination Of
Wednt day, December 81, 1B7S, al Z o'eloekP. z,
sIhe election Will DO held at same place
Wecnoid4y, December 81, 1873, Of 7o'cloek ?. \.
See Article 10.
CHAS. q. BERRY, PEST.
oHkB.w. CONNER. sec'y. deciO We
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MARRIAGE.

necessary regulates 70 promote connubIAl hap.
plness. Indeed, without these the Journey
through Lie becomes weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly dArkeng TO the view; tho mind
becomes shadowed With despair and dlled With
the melancholy reelection that the happiness Of
another becomes bliRhted with our own.
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Y0rrNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by AeertA,n ptae.
t!co INDUCED in when alone, O habit Frequently
learned nom evn companions or at school, the
effects Of which are nightly ielt even when Aseep,
and II not cured renders MARRIAGE immpoegible
and destroys both mind and body, thoutd apply
Immediately. ra'ts'g.Ii - ''
What pity that Young man, the hope OF hl,
country, the darling OF his parents, s6ould be
InAtnhed nom all prospects, and enloymenh Of
hfe by the consequences OF deviAting from the
path Of nature and tndnlginR In certain secret
habit. buch persons must, before contemplating
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-31
TRUsTEE's SALE.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-31

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-31

JOHN WAGNER. CaIhier.