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HOW MANY OF ITS DISEASES
- ORIGINATE.
important Hints on Its Care

Many perIous make thcIreyeg weak for life by
OVerIAxing them In reading small print, dong
hlo sowing and fixing them too closely and too
long upon minute objects.
In uSlIg these delicate and highly sensitive
organs Ell sudden changes between Light and
dlrAneHB should DO carefully avoided.
We should not attempt 10 read by twilight or
on q very. cloudy day; nor should wo sleep In
| such position tLat on WAhiGg tho eye5 will
oyen on an uncur aimed window. The eyes
should not be used when the light Is so dim ~
70 require any sIrain 70 discern tho object.
Never read. write or examine dlminltlve OBJ
jeciB in FRONT Of the door or window; better
hat the light should fall ObliQuely from above
the objects examined.
Too much light creates 8 glare and produces 4
painful sensation both In thN eyes and head, and
confusos aud HeSkeuS the IlghG Whenever you
arc prompted 10 rub the eyes, better stop tueir
uEe for Ehort tlmu.
10 initiate nature q far as possible, thu cell.
lngs II our houses rhJuld b. blue. like the Eky,
their doors carpeted with Hreen, like the earth,
and their walls ofEome soft and mellow tint
BathiuG the face aud eyes wi h cold water will
prove Of much service 10 weak ana slightly IN
aimed yGl lids. A little salt ADDED 10 the water
will InoTCaSo ia efficacy. In some cases warm
water with lIttlr milk or sweet crolm viii be
more grateful But the praeticc oEopenluR md
Injurious anu should DO AVoioed.
In connection With our general practice We
devote part culGr attention 70 The diseases Of the
ego and car, and arc uniformly successful In
thtir treatment, In addition to our regular
medical education We have been thoroughly In
etructed and have an extensive experience In al
the med cal and surgical diseases Of these In.
portAnt orRanA. lE 1l H...
PetE for consultation, examination, advice and
treatment Within the reach VI all.
Medicines for all diseases by mall and express
10 all parts Of tho couEIy.
OFTIcE HouRs-.s to 10, 1850 to and $50 to ..
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A depressed, irritable state OF mind
. weak, nervous, exhausted feelInEs
no energy or RnImRtiOnI confused
head, weak memory often with de-
blItatIng, involuntary discharges. The
consequence Of oIncsScS, mental overwork or
inIiScrruona. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
Hnds novereIgn cure in HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. as.
It tones up the system, arrests discharges diSpelS
the mental gloom and dspoudency, and rejuse-
mates the cniEp system. It Is perfectly harm
lsss and RlvayS Cfcicnt- PHcO Is, for package
Of I've boxes and largo g vial Of powder, which
is important In old, serious caDsa; or q per single
box Sold by ALL Druggists, or Scnt by mail
on receipt Of price. Addrss HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No. 500 BRoApWAT, y Y,
For rale by Logan. List 3 Co.: 3. Booking,
T. j Finncy; James marry; Reed, KrAft q Co
Wheeling; ChlS Paris, wheeling Island; Jamel
Elliott and &N N. Mercer, BsllAlre, o.
fehiQeoCAW
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NJ. ,hT,e Richest Men In America


F,oz The Cincinnati Commercially
The three richest men in America arc
William B. Aston, A. T. Stewart and
Commodore VAnderbilt-al residents Of
New York City. AstoPs wealth is main.
" in real estate and itsUevenues; Wander.
6ilrs is mainly in railroad stocks and
their stocks; Stewards is In goods, houses
stores, factories, lands and stocks. The
aggregate wealth OF each one Of them
Is supposed TO be somewhere between sew.
entv.fve and hundred millions, which
looks rather heavy. Nobody knows Gx-
actly: they couldn't tell themselves within
a million or two. Those who know most
about their affairs put their figures high
cot, and say that the income tax returns
Of q lew years ago, which showed each
Of them 10 be worth between twenty and
thirty millions, gave no proper idea oil
their real wealth, AsIor lives IN.
osteutiously; Vanderbilt lives in u
three. story brick house on a third class
street; and Stewart lives In marble pal
ace on Fifth avenue, more magnificent
than any other residence on the American
Continent, and eQualed by but few IN any
Of the great cities OF Europe. Astor and
Vanderbilt are New Workers by birth;
Stewart Is a native Of the north Of Ire
land. Astor Is large, heavy man Of sew.
enty, with strong features and a rublcund
face, indicative Of high living; Stewart is
o medium sized man, rather slender aud
tall, OF seventy'three, with q face like q
parchment, and gives the impression Of
being hsrd.up; Vanderbilt Is tall, SLIM
handsome, proud.looking man Of nearly
eighty, straight as an arrow. Astor has
heirs TO bis estates: Vanderbilt has chill
dren to whom he can leave his for
tune; but Stewart Is childless. As
tors public benefactions are conhn-
ed,sto something like couple yUf
hundred thousand dollars, which he
gave to the AStor Library, and the two
golden candle.stiCks, nine feet high, which
be recently gave 10 Trinity Church. Van.
derbilt has never made any public bene-
factions, excepting a steamship 10 the
Government during the war, Till very re-
Gently, when be gave million dollars for
educational purpoaes-one halt Of this
sum 10 found university In Tennessee,
and the other half TO another educational
institution. Stewart has always had the
reputation Of being very close:asted; but
be must be credited with his million
dollar "Home for Women" which will be
completed next year. Astor Is a rigorous
EpIscopalian; Vanderbilt Is an independ-
emit Methodist, and Stewart Is said to be
inclined to thinking for himself. Stewart
is a scholarly man; Vanderbilt is not.
Astor is an accomplished man Of the
world.
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TTIbuIe OF ReSnect,


At q regular meeting Of franklin Lodge, No
l. o o. F held on Monday evening, June 2
'8TS, tho following prfAmble and resolutions
were unanimous y adopted:
WHsRE 0, II has plGAsed tho All Wise Creator
and PreserTPr Of the unlSerIe 10 lake f'On our
nid.t by death our BrOtnrr Jesse Ballard, P. G ,
one Of the Oldest odd FtlloWs In the State and q
charter member Of this Lodge. Be 1t therefore
RtEoIDtd, That We FympathiEe deeply With the
wife and children OF our decea sod brother N this
the hour Of their bereavement and hope that
the same h4nd that has deprived them OF hus'
band and 'Ather will sustain and support them
RESOlrEd, ! hat our Tarmest thanks ore dle,R d
sre hereby rendered TO Independence Loige. No
n, Of B fillmore, f,r it, kind attention 10 the
family Of Bro, Ballard a. the lime Of his dec ABG
In that city, and for tho respectful attention to
his remSilS. Independence Lodge ie well
worthy OF an honored name in the birth place oil
our Institutlon In America.
Rsso.uGi, That our original charter from The
R W. q and Lodfe Of virginia, ~ we'll as out
new charter, be draped with mourning and thai
We " .ar the usual badge Of the same for thirty
dAy.; that copy Of lhs.e resolutions be sent tC
Independ .nce Lodge, No. n, Md, and also 10 the
family OF Bro. Ballard.
JAS. NJ ToDD,
THOMAS NoOEHIAD, Com.
JoSTPH ToLlvAH,
Teste ". P. NcRELvEY, See'v.
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nemoer o. The Royal cOlltRe Of Surgeons, Lo,.
don, graduate from onS Of the most enjsst,
Colleges IN tho United stAteS, and tbs VFe't,,
part Of whose lie has been spent In the hOSpiL.
o. London; PGris, Philadelphia, and slIeTEsft
ever known. Many troubled with ripSibS i
tho head and ears whom GBlIep, great peTyoB "a
ness being alarmed u sudden sounds. hSISTsi
ness, with frequent bluBhlng, ATTENDED SST.
tines with arrangement Of mind, van rrftt
ImmedI1ielY
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The Law Of ParInerShIp.'A DeciS'
ion Of Importance TO Business
Men.
The case Of WILLIAM HARE against w.
". MILLER & Co., decided By Judge
HooE yesterday morning, though the
amount 10 tho dispute was not large, settles
important questions OF the law Of partner.
ship, of which business men should be in
formed. - $50,
We are informed that the Judge de-
cided the case upon the following propo'
sitions Of the law;
l. Ia partnership be formed, without
special agreement in relation to the time
|! is to continue, any partner may dissolve
1t at any moment. Us.
2. Such dissolution by one partner does
net require any written or formal declara'
ton Of his will. It Is sufficient If he man.
fest his intention to withdraw from the
partnership. s.rr
8 The right oil q partner to retire is the
same thing as the right to dissolve the
partnership, because retirement Is disSolu.
lion. o.,
4. There are several modes Of giving
Sotice Of dissolution, and the suflciency
Of the notice depends upon the circum.
stances Of the case. Sometimes notice Is
given by letter or circular TO all who
nave dealt with the concern; but in this
country the usual mode Is by advertise
menl, and notice in this manner will pro.
tect the retiring partner against TsW Gus
toners. When there has been previous
dealing with q partnership, with the
knowledge or on the faith Of particular
person being partner, such person when
he retires, must, in order TO escape liabil.
ity Tor future transactions In the firm
name, give personal notice to the previous
dealers, or show that In fact they knew
Of his withdrawal. But dormant or IN.
known partner who retires Is protected
fsOm liabilities contracted afler his
withdrawal, though he has not
given notice. He Is bound for the
obligations Of the firm contracted while
he was in it, because during that
time he was o partner in fact, and
not because lie was supposed 10 be
one. When he leaves the tirm, therefore,
oil reason for holding him responsible Tor
liabilities afterwards contracted ceases to
exist, and he is not obliged to give any
notice, or take any step to warn those
who never gave credit TO the partnership
because they supposed him TO be mem.
Der Of it.
8. Ii u partnership note be made, and
the firm is afterwards dissolved, part
ner, even il he is authorized to settle up
the firm business, cannot renew the note
in the partnership name so ss to bind
thereby the other partners.
Q. II new partner comes into the pre-
existing partnership, he is not liable fol
the old debts, unless he assumes them ior
consideration.
z. When the admission Of one Of the
partners is the only proof against him Of
the existence oil the partnership, the ad
mission must be taken as u whole; snt
will be as good proof for him of the TINT
when he came into the firm and the tint
when he lett 1t, as 1t is against him Of hi
having been partner.
8. When payments are made on run
ming account, and no special application
Of such payments has been made BY
either party, they are regarded as eGtin-
gushing the first items Of the account In
the order of their dates X. ~. p. 50 49,
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THE DRINKS OF NEW York EDIToRs.-
A New York letter says; "Tilton's fsvO-
rite tipple Is ale; Danna's is Santa Cruz
Joe Towards Is gin; Reds is soda water
Chamberlain's is whisky; Marbles Il
champagne; Bryants is hook; Woods ID
benzine; Jennings takes 10 the Spanish
wines; Swinton 10 the Hungarian; God
win to the Italian; Godkin 10 Burgundy;
Oltendorier to Rhine wines; Hastings IL
mixed drinks; and Bundy 10 milk and
water. The reporters generally, includ-
ing Shanks, Williams, CEaspsey and Is
raelJ, affect lager beer"
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ENDORSEMENTS OF THE PRESS,
The many Thousands eurod at this et!t0IE
ment within the last twenty Yeas, and tie ~
erouB important eurgicSl Operations peFioTnH:
BY DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the reporter {!
the Sun, and many other papeII, notice. =
which appeared again and again before the P:e
lie, besides his standing IS gentlI man Of tbn
aetoF and responsibility, IS . Suf1cient EuIfIaH
70 tho AFFLICTED.
Skin diseases speedily cured. JAIL
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Obstacles tn Marriage.

Harry REJIER FOB You're MEN from tho effects
Of Errors and Abuses In early life Manhood
restored. lmpedimGnts TO- Marriage removed.
remedies. Books and Circulars sent nee, in
eeaed envelopes. Address, HOWARD .ASs0.
CITATION, No ! eouth Ninth st., Philadelphia,
Pa AN Institution having high rep station for
honorable conduct and professional akin.
fnAFlGdkW
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Hon. JOIN P. HALE, of New Hamp-
shire, Is now in much better health than
he has recently been, and has gone to
spend the Summer months with his son.
in.law, Mr.. Edward B. Kingsley, on the
Hudson river, near West rOint.
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This superb Hair Dye Is the nEsr IN 4HE
WCEtD-PSriessiy Harmless, Reliable, and 10.
louG Tint', no unpleasant Odor The 4IbuiSs
". = bachelors Hair Dye produces INNRbT.
ATELY q splendid Bliek ir Natural Brown
Docs rot stain the skin, bnt leaves tho Hal
I lean. rot and BeAuuiul. Tho only safe and
perfect Die Sold by all DruRgIs =. Factory ID
Bond street. New York. lAn91cOd Nv
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.
FoR SALE OR LEASE
Lime Stone and Coal.

One Of tho moIt Available and valuable lime
stone QuIrrleS on the Ohio River, two miles
above tho city: being the Top vein, twenty feet
In hikneSs, Oftho bSBt quality oistone. Seven
acres eau no QuSrrlod without stripping or
blasting. II desired. very ruptrior coal pTivi-
CRe will be leased With tbs quarry. Both BiOne
AID Ca can be tnn on tho anne tram with very
II Tie Adhiiloaal expense. The only c'pitAl 70.
quifcd will DO the cost ofthe tram. Very liberal
inducements will DO offered - any responsible
party ~ partner, with sufficient capital 70 bnlld
the tram, or any parties wishing purt haIO the
quarry with thirty 10 aliy acres OF coal, eau DO
GceommodAtId-With right OF way 10 railroad or
river, With suGic!snt ground for building pur.
poses
PGr farther particulars CnQalro OfA. MA
COB on the premists.
J1rS A. N. JACOB.
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HEALTHY DIGESTION.

Life 10 rendered miserable when The digestive
organs are impaired. Food becomes repulSlVe;
the body emAeI4,ed; the mind drpEessed and
melancholy hFVodS over you. TUTr's VEoETA'
lLl LIVER PtLLI 10 the remedy fir these cyl 8;
Of mind.
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lGenaraI NotIces.
NO-PARTNERsHIP.

The Undersigned having entered into eopart-
nsfshIn' undef INC Arm name Of Adams D Lucas,
70 carry on The Music business. (pRrehaSed CIV.
Harding, ESQ No. Ito Market SIeet, Wheeling,
W, Va and Main street, Washington, Pa April
lSt 1873, including stock, fixtures and good Wild
deSire 10 inform tholE friends and hepnbllc that
fhey viii continue The business Of the above
points, and respectfully solicit thsir patronage.
r. CY, LUCAS.
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For Gale,
COMMISSIONER SALE
OF 4oa ACRES
Valuable Short Creek Land |
THURSDAY, June 10, 1879,
ON THE PREMISES.
ON THE PREMISES.

In pursuance Of deerOe entered BY tho Cir
cult Court or Ohio County, West Virginia, on the
18Th day OF Nay, 1873, 10 tho ChAncrry cause In
said Court pending wherein kllJSh AaLlin,
RFe defendants, ! shall, as bpIclsl Commissioner
nnmeh IN aud decree ODER II public kGle, on
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RnuovA1.-Tho Bu,Ino'' oneO OF the 1NFII'
r,oryo,s has boon removed to the lower door,
tbree doors east Of former quarters, Quincy
,us,t betscou Main and Market, Ut being the
corner room next the Gllsy,I where the propIstorH
will DO hHppy to 900 and serve their friends and
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TRUsTEFS SALE OF REAL rs

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
L TATE.
By virtue Of deed OF trust dated the IEIh d.
Of Nay, 1874, by Christian FRANKIE and Elizabeth
FRANKIE his wife and recorded in the once Of the
Clerk Of the county court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia. In Deed OF Trust Book No. 4, page as,
to tie undersigned trustee, will sell on
THURSDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JUNE, 1878.
commencing at ten O'Clock, 4. II, at the font
door u the Court House oil Ohio county, West
VirginiH, TO the highest and beat bidder at pub
lie suction, the following described real estate:
Beginning ct distances Of GttY C50) feet from the
northwest corner OF that piece or parcel Of
Rrouud which was conveyed 70 Henry Alderman
| BY Frlmm and wife BY deed dated June 18Th.
| 1855, and recorded 10 the Recorders otiee Of
ULi0 county, In Deed Book No. ~ on iuIlo 49,
fronting on the east sido OF German street, III
9Th Ward Of the city OF Wheeling Aforesaid,
twenty .dVet 25) feet and rum nR eABtwArdly on
an equal width Of Is feet depth OF one hundred
feet together with all Improvements thereon and
thereto belonging, 1t being tho came piece Of
around VIII Oh was conveyed to the said Chris
tiAn FRANKIE by Henry Alderman and wife by
deed dated March I, 1859 a. recorded In the Re
corder's ONCE Of Ohio county In Deed Book No.
IS on folio "a, together with all the buiIdings.
improvements and appurtenAnees thereto be.
longing.
Terms Il sale are ca,h. Selling as Trustee
shall convey only Huch title as is vested In mo
BY tho pAid deed OF trust, tho title. however, Is
R.P HUBBARD, Trustee.
]. II. MILLER, Auetioneer.
WHEELING, May s, 1873. ny6
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EIARM FOR SALE.

u ~
Tohir Tor sale the Farm on which now.
reside, situated in MhrshAll county, W. Va some
three miles from tho limits OF the city OF Wheel.
Ing, on or near the FAirmont Pike, containing
los acres OF hrstclass land, nearly all Of which
is In q hne state Of cultivation. Tho improve.
ments are all Of the best, consisting Of Brick
House containing eleven rooms, with all the
conYenienees needful. A large ctstRrn supplies
It with all tho water for which rain water is need
ed. There 10 ALEC largo Barn, with cellar; Sta.
BILE room for Horses and twenty head Of Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn Crib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and good Frame Tenant House
containing four nooms; with Churches and School
House within short distance. The said land Is
well watered, and neyor.fAillng well 81 the barn
There Is good Vineyard u CAtAWbI and Con-
cord Grapes, and large number of the best &C.
lection OF Fruit Trees In full bearing, consisting
Of Apples, Pears. Peaches, Plums, CnorfIGs and
Ounces, with almost all tho arst quality OF
small fruit grown In this part Of the country.
Any person desiring good home near 70 the
city Of Wheeling, where they can probably dis.
peBe OF whatever they may raise for the market
will do well to call on the subscriber, who will
give all the necessary information. Terms easy.
jA7-dAw n. IT. HAYAAN. .
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A .UARD.-AAVING DISPOSED
IA. OF my stock, fixtures and good will IN the
tako thiG me hod OF thanking my friends and the
public generally for their liberal patronage, Gx.
tended 10 me, and recommend my Successors TO
their favorable confederation.
Api0 .rEatlsI rEI % W. HARDING.
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on FouRTH sd, NEAR MONROE,

Either with or without the Furniture. Hons
contains 4 cellars and Is rooms; with az hI
modern improvements. Terms will DO made UtI1
easy. Would rent portion Of II 10 small nam
lily or Wonld trade for other city property.
EDQRiro Of WHEAT q FORBES,
fe26 Attorneys, 9Th St.
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KEEP IT IN YOUR HOUSE.
KKAFTS DLARRHEA O0AP0UND,

A Safe, Sure and SPEEDY Cure for DiarThca,
Dysentery, holesa Morbus, Su inner Compl .int,
&C. This medicine Is used aud endorsed by q
grcIter number OF peoplG than ACy other prepRr.
alton ever introduced. No CuRE, no Par. -
McCABE, KRAFT 3 CO., Projectors,
myi9 Wheeling, W. Va.
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.ATCHELoRS HAIR DYE.

DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE Is HARMLESS.
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3peotaI Motlces.
-ITHEELINQ FEMALE COLLEGE

Wy
The Spring Term opens MONDAY, April Mlh.
Pupils will be received in tho Preparatory, AGA.
deuIc, Collegiate, Music or Art Department
New classes will DO organized. For terms Of
tuition, admission, 30, apply TO the President,
PROF. ". q. MORTON. Ap9
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TAXI PARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured Themselves by certain prI,.
tice INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil cOmpAn' ors or at school, The
effects OF which are nightly iGlt, even when Atleep
and II not cured renders marriage immpOSiibls,
and desIroys both mind and body, should applJ
Immediately.
What pity that young MIN, the hops Of b,
country, tho darling Of his parents, should b
snAtched from all prospects and enjoyuen1 o..
LIE by the consequences oil deyiAtlRE from The
path OF nature and indnlging In certain SeerI
habit. Such pcrEons must. before contemplating
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and body are the T0tt
necessary requisites u promote eonnnblAl hip
plness. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage; TIE
prospect hourly dArkens TO the view; the MIND
becomes shRdowed with despair and 6llei viii
the melancholy reflection that the hlpplnth o.
nnnfhnr hannnna hlInhirh with OH own.
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For Sale.

GOAL PROPERTY FOR SALE
T0W-oue.ihIrd or one.half Of ne Union
Cosl works. eIPht miles below BeuAiro, b6l.
mont co1nty, Ohio, Immediately on the ohi9
TISer. Be0t ShRfE Coal, six feet vein, work tnlly
developed and In good working 0rders an
This property will be sold on INC moet Te5' e.
Rbio tcrrnI. Inc purchasers 70 hAtO control OF me
works. Apply 10 JOHN FERGUSON, on tho
nrCmiSts or Ia ". V. uOGG & BRO,
hmTSi BAiloyE Block, Market ST..
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FOR SALE.

~ ACRES OF LAND ONE
tOmile south of the city, we'll improved,
good house and out buildings; good we'll; 10
acres In vineyard, mostly foreign; 400 orange
trees mostly from three to six years old; l40
walnut trees from two to six years old; 30
apple trees, some bearing. Title good; terms
easy. Also
FORTY ACRES OF land II miles south OF
city, unimprOved. Also
HOUSE AND LOT corner of Main and
Fifth streets. House new. Lot 60xl85. Also
THREE LOTS between Fourth and Fifth
streets, on Olive.
Inquire of III. EDWARDS, or j. d.
BICENELL, Room No. 80, Temple Block.
nOvl5-tf 6ss asaA4
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Second hand Machines
;OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
Sold Cheap for Cash, and Repaired.

THE HOWE MACHINE Co.'S SEWING Ma
over. The work done on these machines Is un-
surpassed-sewing the thinnest material and
the heaviest goods with equal facility, and re-
Quring no extra adjusting for uneven thick
ness oT.passing over seams.
The Attachments for Hemmlng, Telling,
Braiding, Cording, Quilting, Tucking, Binding
and Gathering are OF the latest improved pat
tesns, and are superior to those used Oh any
other machine.
The HOWE MACHINES are the STRONG
EST and SIMPLEST, and seldom or never
give any trouble In operating. They are the
oldest established In the world (Mr. Howe
being the original inventory, and are in ad-
vance of all others in improvements and per-
fectiOn OF mechanism.
H. CAMPBELL, ...
Agent for Southern California,
I8 COMMERCIAL ST. Oc2Gm2