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Illinois Il Michigan Cnna1.

CANAL Co11Eo11oN OFFICE. April 2o.-ARn1vED--
Caugun, Lockport, $500 bu corn rhnniz, lockport,
1,8GU bu corn.
OLEAnED-Nnplo Loaf, D!rdslridge, 1900 lbs mer-
chandise Is bra salt, 25 brla limo brilliant, Morris,
719l2 feet lumber, 0o00 1ath Geo. Judd, Lemont,
Hight Edwin Walker, Lemont, light August, Lenont,
Light; Advance, Lemont, light; Eclipse, Lemont,
nght; Col. Manning, Lemont, light lsoliance, t.
10 m shingles !; Excelsior, Lemont, Light; Martin
Hogan, Lcmont, Light Admiral, Lemont tight II, s.
Carpenter, Lomont, light ohas. W. Walker, 30 yds
SauJ. -
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PERSONAL.

Uouso.
Tho oy. H. 4. 1Iaines, noted Eas.eru royivslis "a
at tic Sherman House.
49,, A. D. Meach and 4. 8. Hail. Of Salem, Mass, are at
benator Harlan and Judge l.. ". Vale, Of lows, ara
It tho Tromont HouHe, '~
Jules nenard, Belgian Minister tol Australia J. N.
, 1873-04-30


maximum ,,t.r, in Join. Committee u,vor
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nganst wIfchnynr s;fS hotook Thon nroso n,;astInn
Whether 5 RI tnsy shoaid 90 Sn, M A. Sotnmlt!os %a.
r,nIr' D"' '"'' 'os oe"n1A's' "A|A '' A"ts ~ tno
nt. rerroll moved TINT thu proceedings bo private,
co IKE nnd garaaa rc" st wa ing oe
not Of mcl imrorsaneo. for If tho lnsiority Of to
Eonsc rnmtIni,ea In IL nrcact fn,ncr lin rS,or+ ~
tho oonmistoo viii nos bo rat!ned. Another confer
cnco may 10 Indispensable unioss tic Mouso psaacs
nn 10 ,ns;tn - al M q .,s ~ eo' 3e ~ ~'1p' "tH
LATEST,
Tim covcr,or ,iuna1 Rn1 i,a M fotowa Anon,ng
duss Of M1s s II qhsnso o sn y
rovs liz iaw r"ovo to npdtratopa n a1ora III
nroydi1a for copyl10 tlo hws md iournnls mak;nr
9ppsoprlaon FOR o Nornal pn,vorsity Norhorn
ast a app D tH ces ssM2a an ana
| nnthnr svorks. n,nktno anr,rorr;ntfnra @ fnr
to aesomye 1nsao nsym panoafn1 ts oct 10.
ta6lislins oty court s Aon Dsaf d and Damb u H y
i nl. Gyo hiia Ear lnlfnasy Ordinary e.
cal Survey act making appropriation to ay tho taxes
Of tlto Champaign University Iands; ropealing an act
esaoAahng Common rlcaa Court In tho City Of Mat
r, uo,,, srkoAn 1Ea,sIAT1oN ,,u
%hs me1s tGo Son9e e
TINT tho 0onpsny eati issue rst mortgage bonds to Tho
extent q milo instead ot a. allowed
ID tho chartor This L. BIT OF sIoela Legislation.
] n9 % acnaso , ~ m f i, naso Ggseoa 20
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.,.. SPRINGFIELD, April %.
EARLY presiding. ..0
Noll waH called nnd nnAwernd by trty~ono Bcnntors
~. -..........-, rETlTIo;H.
Mr. H1Nc1icIIFFE presented petition In relation
u tho ahlc OF Ca}loka and other colu1nous IIo also
Introduced bill to perpetuae aud define tho bounla-
ries of tho vflage Of Prairie du pont.
...... .. MIsCELLASE0Us
Senate bill 1885, concerning tho jurtadfcton Of Coun-
ty Courts was roal and ordered 10 second reatfng
referred. e'' ""'
House bill A23, fixing terms Of County Court for
probate buainoss WAS referred,
. House bill 474, consolidating tho oIces of County
1roaaurer and Asac6sor IN counties not uudor town.
shlp organization, was read and rcfcrreu
sonato bill 428, prohibiting tho advertising OF lotter-
tcs, ganca Of chance ko., ordered to Ard road-
ing.
THE Cos1PnoN1aE RAILROAD D1LL
Was then taken up, In connection with the House
message refusing concurrence III tho Senate a,nend-
nGnts.
At O'Clock p N. tho Senate adjourned Until ESQ
p. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
AAlLNOAD BILL.
up9n o. ,Teaaaem9hhng, consideration Of tho compro-
mlAo tairoad bill waa resumed urh Tho debate being
ended, tho Senate refused 10 recele upon tho Btii
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HOUSE.
Prayer BY tho Rev. Mr. Highland.
MOTION TO RECONSIDER.
Mz, CASEY entered motion to reconsider tho voto
, 1873-04-30

Upon renRHembltng, consideration Of tho comnro.
mlHo Nairoad bill waa resumed, und Tho debate being
ended, tho Sonata refused 10 recede upon tho Btli
Roction by vote o{-ycss, 10: nays, a2aa followa:
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Browne. Higgins Gallery

Where you can have tAon enlarged and finished
nicely in any style. Our work 10 strictly ArSt.
class, and not .lIkO tho common work that 10
slytn by the travelling agents eAnVASSInE city,
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General Crook,

Tho Arizona Miner Of February s, hav-
ing published the report Of Gen. Crook,
makes the following comments upon i,
showing what Ia. the feeling Of the people
toward that officer, and toward the
Apache Indians in that far.oa Territory:
This document, which 10 printed on the
FIRST page Of tO.dSY's Ihi1er, win DO care
fully read by every ArizoIian, aud, We
hope, by every person outside Of Arizona
who "a at all ut sea on the Indian Ques-
llon. Tho document Is plain, honest,
manly, pointed, and devoid Of all Subter-
fuge. Il Is just such report as we were
prepared to read from an officer who came
hero against his wish, in obedience to or.
ders from no leSs a person than the PrcSi-
dent Of the United States, who selected
Crook to accomplish an undertaking
which 60 many officers Of higher rank ana
greater pretensions failed TO accomplish.
Thwarted as Crook has been by so,calIcd
peace commissioners, the work he has
done speaks for itself, and points to him as
one of tho most successful peace commits
sloneEs Of this or any other age. To-day,
after one short but brilliant campaign,
there Is peace and safety, where, but
short time ago, there were corpses Of
white men and women, blOod.stsined
Arrows, fear and trembling among
white men, who had then but very little
protection from the rampant savages who
are now begging 70 DO let alone. This Is
what he has done by wOrlike strategy.
His victory over Colyer and other hypo-
critical runners Of the Indian Ring e no
les complete, and entities him TO tho
everlasting gratitude Of his countrymen.
Quiet and unRssuming, he has taken no
credit to himself for all this; obedient to
his supcriors, he has not made move
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without their APPROVAL Just to the oaicer0
Of his staff and command, he gives ihem
due praise for all the good that Is in them,
land we know 1t TO be great deal@ low;
Ing pesce more than war, he has carefully
avoided killing or wounding Indians
when other means have served his pur-
pose; careful OF public funds and property,
he has economical, until his department
which he found Buspicioned OF all sorts
OF thIevery and extravsganceIhss come
to be looked upon as = model financial
concern; and, finally, loving fair play Tor
people of all races, he has not sought 10
win the favor of any man or set OF men
by brides or patronage, but has, neVettne-
less, the esteem and confidence OF whites
and Indians, and the latter race now say
that il be has been their worst foe In war;
in peace he Is their best friend: Such q
man Is tho quiet, unassumlng Lieutenant
Colonel George Crook, Of the army,
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A depressed, irritable state OF mind !
n weak, nervous, exhausted feeling;
no energy or ,RninRtlonI CONFUSED
head, weak, memory often with de-
bIlItatIng, involuntary discharges. Tho
consequence Of oxceISOS, mental ovcrwoEk or
fndiScStiChA. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
Ends 4 sovereign cure in uUEpHREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. -2SI
Il tones up tho system, arrests discharges, diSp4l
the mental gloom Rnd dCspondOucy, and rjuve-
uAtes tho entire system. It is perfectly harm.
less and always efficient. Price Is, for a package
Of Eve boxes and large q Vial Of powder, which
Is important In DID, serious cASCa; or u per single
box Sold by ALL DruggiStS, or sent by mail
On ruoaips Of price. Address HUMPHREYS.
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COZ
No. sea BRoApWAT, N. y.
For sale BY logan, List B Co.; D. Booking; T
J. Finney; James Mury; Reed, KRAFT d Co.
Wheeling; Chis. FariB, Wheeling leland; janet
Elliott and J. 4 Nm. Mercer, Bellair, D.
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YOUNG .MRN

Especially, who have. been the vIctImsot so,r,
~ Vice, that. dreadful and drsIuciIye SsSi,
which annually sweeps 10 an untlmeiv s,.'. N
thousands of Young Men 'oftH6 most eISsi S'I
talent Gna brilliant intellect who mISht OH,
wise have OntrApccd listening Repates win n,
thunder o. eloq1eneo, Or walked to eestAcy ill.,
thrilling Tyre, may call with full confidence. 'A'
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SATURDAY, MARCH 49, 1873.

A SCRAP OF HIsToRY.-Under 'n's
caption the Weston Democrat OF recent
date remarks:
1.-THE first Legislature OF THIS otaEe , was %aS
~ ~ hoe, io,eIlec.s Of the State. LIS
,,o,nhers wcre generally able and expert
.ncsJ IsoisIstOrs-yet that body was IN
o ooU session from June 20 10 De-
cember II, 1888, almost six months, ~
Changing and asst@i!atlug inc laws oL
VirCinia 10 the ne Il order OF things unucE
the Constitution Of the new STATE.
Tie D:m.ocra! Is no!Gaito accurate as 10
length Of session. There was recess OF
month Ia August, The whole session
embraced Just 147 days, including sun
DAYS, or o llIlc lcs5 than five months In
that time, as any one knows who ever ex'
amincd the session acts Of 1868, COM
plete statutory system was enacted, adap'
ted 10 the Constitution, 80 radically differ
ent from the Virginia system as to require
vastly more original legislation than IS
now needed to make the present Consli'
tuition operative. a..:..1
The present session Of the Legislature
hiss lasted now 1872 days, and II anybody
knows wha, really valuable and impor-
tant progress has been made towards
adopting the stntntes to the new Constt-
tuition, we should be glad to be informed.
The difference IN the work oil the two ses'
sions may possibly be due TO the fact that
this Legislature, unlike the frat, does not
embrace "the best intellects Of the State"
There is also difference in cost worthy
OF mention. The total cost OF the five
months session OF 1868, including print
ing, was Just S37,5OO. The cost OF the
present session, up to this time, for pei
diem OF members and officers alone, Is
e7I,24s To add tho mileage, which, II
our recollection is not at fault, amounts
TO between four and five thousand do!lafsr
and the printing which at the rates now
charged can hardly be less than ten thou
sand, we have about $4,000 up to this
time, Tor what has been done, against
S9Z600 for the i've months session OF
1868, and for tho work done then. The
work Of 1858 was Republican. That OF
1873 Is Democratic" so'called.
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Has discovered the most Certain, Speedy =,
only EdeetuAl Remedy in the W0fld for %saEa
noes Of The Back or Limbs, Structures, GF.c,io,A.
OF me kidneys and 8lAddtE, Involuntary b..
meas, Dyspepsia, LAnguor, Low Splits. Io,s,
sion OG lluLs, HAlpILGlon Of the Hear. TiHItTI '
y, Trembling, plmneS8 Of sight (ilddInauu!.
Diseases Of tho Rod. Throat; Nose OF sfisSSt
leetlons q TIE Liver, Lungs, stomach q. BoI.a'i.
=thoee y. rtiblo Disorders Arising from : 0if",r
ASbi9 o. Io9 h7eE1RET and solitary PrGetIcc.
more fatal 70 their victims than the songs al H.,
syrenS 70 the AndneT9 Of Ulysses. bIDb,'taart
their most brilliant hopes or anticipation ~,
dering marriage. &C, impossible. ''''
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

!. Dr., ]. addresses al those who have IDp,,d
themselves by improper indulgence and SOLITARY
habits, which ruin both body and miud, undltirg
them for either business, study, society or INST,
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The I.ntp NARioharduon .

(From tho PArkersburg JourHH'( p ri- r'.
Mr.. Richardson was yet comparatively
a young man. de was not only a bril-
liant lawyer, standing in the front rank o.
his profession, but scholar Of extensive
and varied literary attachments. He had
many noble qualities OF both head and
heart, and his uptimely end is source Dl
profound sorrow among his numerous
friends and relatives. ..,... q
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FOSTER, "the Car. Hook Murderer" was
promptly hanged in Now York at an
early hour yesterday. The flrmness OF
Gov. Dix in resisting the appeals made
to him for Communication of the sentence
10 worthy OF oil praise. 1t is to be hoped
It's influence will be wholesome, not only
on the other murderers now in the Tombs,
but on the criminal public in the Metrop-
oils, who must now be convinced that
hanging there Is not quite played out"
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oFFIoE-7 SOUTH FREbERrcK STREET
Left hand side going from Baltimore Strret
few doors from the corner. p91-FaiI not to OBJ
serve name aud number. e ~ ''.''
-. No lottorB received unless post paid, end
containing stamp 10 be used on tie reply PEI
sons writing should ItatgRge and send portion
Of advertisement describing systems
The Doctor'a DIPLOMA hanga In bis once
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TEE Noundsville Na!Eona! says Mr..
RoDERr CRAWFORD, of Wheeling, has
been appointed agent Of the B. & Q. r.
R. Co., at Cameron and will move to that
place soon SO that he can take charge Of
tho depot by the first Of April.
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Rna6IaI norIoaa.

A HEAD OF ALL COMPETITION
GAEMopABE KRAFT d cos ENTER.
PRlSN BAl ING POWDBR-Pronounced BY
tho bic . be ttGquAlled for PURITY and r.
cILLHNcB. Nothing 70 compare with ltfor mAk.
ing NfCh, LIaHT, yLAEY Biscuit, HudlnB, Buck.
wheat and Corn Cakes. 1t SAyes both TINE and
EONET, Sold by all Druggists and GrocGrS.
MBOABB, KRAFT b CO., Propietors,
fe93 WHEELING. W. VA.
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ABOUT noon Thursday little daugh-'
ter of DR. P. A. HsA1EY, Of Cumberland,
aged Ave, lcll from the balustrado of a
stairway, down which she was sliding
and received injuries which resulted In
her death In few hourq.
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Boy HuRr.-A little son Of Koarnss
Kinney, track boss on the B &, o. r. R,
was run over by one Of the coal cars in
the Americ Gas Coal Mines, on We'd
resday evening last, and sustained some
very serious internal iDjuries.-WcSt VIZ.
oininn
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NTHEELIN9 FEMALE COLLEGE.

PRKPARAFoRY DBFARFNKRT-one Teacher.
AcApEhIc DEPARTNKNF-ThrCOT eIchCrH.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMKNT-FOur Teachers.
lNsTRuMRNFAL MusIc-TWO Teachers.
VocIL 0uAIo mn GUTFAR--Qne TEnchCr.
DRAWINu AND PANrINg-0ne Teacher.
LATIN, FRHNCH and 0ERNAN LANGUAGES.
no extra charge for Vocal Music, Penmnnship,
Book Keeping, Latin or El0cuuOn.
The Spring term Will commence hONUA1'
Norton TnArl7'dAW"
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1t Is from T. L. Higgins, Esq, Har-
ness Maker, Union Street, well
known and most respected
Citizen of Wheeling.

During the early winter was attacked and
proBtrated with iAtaTrh and sctofulous Alb.
EceSseB kndagFeWJ continually w0ra0 until nv
friends began 10 despair Of my lite and my sui.
eTinR was AlnoSt tntolerAblc, While In this con-
dltlon my case was putin Dr.. LonEdou's hands,
His treatment gave me Fellet'tn WY J6O days
and my :beAlth WAB gradually iOStor. d. h0I1
LtGl 6tttsr EtGH haze done for the past ten years.
I have no doubt that Dr. LOngdOns skill, under
the blessing Of tho Lord, saved my lie; and l
feel that l owe this statement not only TO HIM
but TO those who are afflicted with Chronic All;
menls, which believe he has the ability to re-.
lIeVe and curs He has treated numerous cases
Of Chronic Disease In and around this city, and
70 far as l can learn with tho most satisfactory
FRRulka ' . =
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TEE "llcense" party carried the day In
the town election at Fairmoht Saturday
last Mr.. JACOB s. HAYDEN was elected
Mayor and a. s. HAYDEN, Recorder.
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THERE were 90 .conversions and IS &C.
cessions during protractod meeting In
the Methodist church at Fairmont which
closed on Tuesday.
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SUNSET Cox voted against the back
pay clause, but since 1t was passed no
will use the $1,000 TO aid IN supporting
bis father and mother. He says they are
both OrnhAns.
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wnrrLlSo, March is, 1873. l. L. ntO0'N'

Tho Abov6 statement Is selected from many q
Asimlar character from we'll known 70, idOntA Of
this citV. Others will DO given TO the pm llC
from timegto time. All tho evidences OF Dr.
There can, be no doubt; Of the great superiority
and emo othIE treatment In chronic DigeadaB
10 which. ht9 practice 10 mainly devoted. Hc StES
and e1rniA6F moro Of these mAladleR In q YdEr
thAn family physicians and general ActitlOn9tp
DR. LonGdon 10 h0tld et6dp QtidfE DOCTOR t1hoIS
eoRnIlL1lI01E ,GrC LFte. 10 reAueG-
tion. Acquire me1ts u N III IN gatli M and
thpAo de; itlhe hts leGs EbpGN q
'' Fsss fSS s6$9ai StSas S1iI apd
treGtmef egcb ali it1TiTJrI
MoRieinsA lot hktil III eASS4' BY eSpTa3s
to an pAtla.bf The knantfyr - &. Trri ESST. :.
uQfPicE HSuAs. "a tor l:95 teB aha4.s9 to Q,
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.AroHFLoRsH EAR DYE,

This superb Hair Dye IL the 6ttt a. tGs World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and GnstAntAle-
Gus. No disappointment. NORidiculous Tint,
no InDleasAnt 0dor, The genuine ". A. Batch
olor'S Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY Q
splendid Black OF Natural Brown: Does not
stain the skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, soit
and Beautiful. The only GAfe and perfect Dye
Sold by all Druggists. Factory IS Bond street,
NRJH VnPk sa.H#-H- Gee. tRnt7OOlAW
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The Capital QUESTION Coming up
Again,

(Fron the PArkersburE Journal, Thursday
Just as we 90 to press We received o
letter from Charleston saying the "Capl-
tai Bill will likely be taken up next week.
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T INDsLEY INSTITUTE.

The Spring Term Of this InstItdtO will open
April I'd, 1874. =.
The two terms, the second Of which is abouttp
close, have been decided success. i y now
offered TO the public as q petm6nen6y. RI =
marc WATSON b HUTCHINSON, :.
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TEE Coalamcnth (KanswhN Coz PD-
asSr has been revived. -r.. !,
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
y u. DIR, JOHNSTON

Member OF the Royal COLLEGE Of Surgeons, Lon
don, graduate from onS OF the most emael,
Colie6e s in the United states, and the Hteaui
parton whose lie has been spent in the hosplt1li
OF London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhere
hAB effected some OF the most astonishing crre,
ever known. Many troubled with ringing h
tho head and cara when asleep, great nervous
ness, being Al0rmedAt sudden sounds, basb,u
peSR, with frequent bluHhlng, attended come.
times with arrangement Of mind, wero CurId
inhmPdI0tely s. '" n'H 80 eco
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received BY the Committee on Water Works
until 1'o'cloek, ThurtdAy, April TO- 1874, for
making and delivering Ave thousand feet OF four
inch pipe, moro or less, and tHo thousand feet
Of elk inch, With branches and tees SUFFICIENT TO
lay the Rano. and street boxes for stop cocks
thltthe city may want Tho SIX Inch pipe 70 be
g.l6lhA thick and the fOur Inch, n inch. The
branches 10 bn tho sans tbickne.S as the pipes:
The pipes 10 be cast or moulded In dry sand and
In perpendicular position: to BIO OF coed dark
gray iron, 30 that Il can be easily drilled. Zach
pipe or picce to be u feet four Inches lang (o9w
on one end 10 bod iucnHs lonX1 The . nch pipe
70 weigh not less than Ihirty'one pounds 10 the
foot, and not more than 32;,the 4 inch to weigh
not los than 81 pounds TO tho foot and not more
than a. The pipes, branches and boxes 10 DO
made and delivered on tho line Of RtrEeg where
wanted in tho city Of Wheeling, on Or before
tho 3Oth day Of June, 1878. The pipes TO bear
the tebt OF $50 pounds hydraulic pressure 70 the
inch and 10 DO tested In Wheeling under tho
supervision Of tho Superintendent OF the Water
Work. and ct the expense Of the Oonlract0r.r
Payments to DO cash on delivery AFTER the test-
Ing Ged on the Supcrlntendent'9 order to The
Committee. The Contractor or Cohtraetots 10
give bond with good security for the falallment
Of the contract-the city reSctylng the right 70
receive or reject Iny or all bids. Bids will DO
Enclosed "PropoPklSI for Water pipes, branches,
Iceland to DO leftwIth the CLERK q the city,
EnsrQl Chairman Com. on Water WStks. ;,
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,CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
y received by the Committee on Water Works
until 10 o'clock, thursday, April 10, 1873 for
tho city OF Wheeling may want In ono year, e1-
cept water pipes, stop cocks and Ore plnGs.
Bids will DO endorsed, "PTop0Gals for castings
for the city" and be left with the Clerk Of the
City. A. WILSON,
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, Or Young Men con,empla,irv
Marriage, being aware OF Physical WestbSsgh
organic debility, deiormitcs, speedily cured
He who places himself under tho care nj n,
j., may religlouslY conude in bis honor Is peb
tem4n, and oouhaoutiy. rely npoh'hlS IkIll a. a
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New AGveFtlsementa,

~ PEOPLES FREE oHgR0H
NNSE%A First Eng. Lutheran, JOIN ss. n u x
T., "White Robes" r. .n.,sJnepe q lne!.s
sunday school Rt ao'clock. BlaeH6oRa leas9n,
jacobs Ladder" WelcomOt m449t
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'DITTsBURGH & NORWAY IRON.
best brands Of lion, Steel, AxloS; Springs,
Wagon and Carriage wood. works, HOfle Shoes,
AnVilS, Bellows, VlFeS, steel and Iron SledReA,
tools, &c METCALP u BURT, 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-22

ENDORSEMENTS OF THE PRESS
Tho mRuy Thousands cured at this establiE'
ment within the last twenty years, and the nun,
erous important Surgical Operations PERFORMED
BY Dr.. Johnston, witnessed BY tho reporters o.
which appeared again and again before tho pGb-
lie, besides his standing a. q RentltmA Of thar
Acter and responsibility, Is SUFFICIENT guaranty
TO tho INFLICTED. 80 .'-''
: Skin diseases speedily cured. Jln'1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-22
: YOUNG MEN

Who faE6lnjur6d themselves by a certain pr.c
tIce IndulgOdin when alone, q. hablt frequenliy
learned nom evil eQupspiou4 or at school, ,he
elects OF Wlth are Mig felt, even when atleep
and not curo6 renders maETlaRO ImmpOssb6ls
and aest5oys bolh 4ipa rSud body, Rha1ld lpPIJ
:. !Whata.p pity that = young man, theAopeA( hi,
country, the darling or his parents, SiolId be-
bf1Gt6hGd nom al ptoSpects hhd Tto{mGIt OF
ul0.hy the ,oonsCqntnceB, Of. dSviGtGg -frGn.IhS
path Of nature and ludulglnK In certain seer
habit 'suctfp 6feonB must 6eIotG Contemplating
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-22

fudge what Is the caua0 OF their declining hgalIb
losing their VlGor, becoming weak, pSlV, ler
Vous and emAciRted, having q singular appear
nice About'th6 eyes, cough and symptoms Of
fYnnaumntinn' Or ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-22

SNOW WHITELIME, HYDRAULIC
OCemet, Plaster Paris, Land Plaster, Com
mon Lime ln barrels, &C. receiving daily now.
All fresh AEToALF q BURT