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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18

In the Methodist Conference of Hud-
son, on Saturday last, the following
report was presented by the Rev. W.
W. Shaw and Rev. w. D. Zero:
Whereas, The tobacco habit is
productive of and aggravates disease,
both Of body and mind, precipitating
oftentimes its victims into a prema-
trre grave or rendering them miser-
able wrecks of life.
Whereas, It is the qualification en-
tirely of the sensual and animal appe-
tites and propensities, degrading in it's
tendency the higher and nobler quail
ties of our nature, thus becoming fit
companion for the bar room and grog
shop profanity.
Whereas, The habit is not only
sinful within itself, butleads from one
vice to another and
Whereas, It is is the plain religi-
GUS teachers, and especially of minis
ters of the gospel, to avoid all conduct
that will bring repro oach upon their
profession Or lead by their example the
steps of the youth in the path of er-
ror and vice therefore
" ResOiCed, That we recommend all
the members of this Conference to re-
frain wholly from its baneful influence
" Rcs0lrcd, That we earnestly re-
quest all candidates for admission into
this Conference to pledge entire absti-
nence from this injurious superfuity.
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Horrors of a Wreck Under Water.
The Story OF a Submarine Cor.
rcspONGcnt.

The story OF a SUbEss sarine Cor.
resPOnGcnt.
went down to the wreck of the Atlantic
III Il divers costume says the hull lies
well down on the port side, and is
broken Ill several places from contact
with the reef. Fish were swimming
around, eagerly devouring particles of
food found floating about. He found
the forward hatch open, and saw that
the cargo there had broken bulk and
lay i'll confused heaps, with bodies of
men and women lammed among the
cases and crates, bruised and torn
Fish were swimming in and out, feast
ing upon the dead bodies. Limbs are
strewn around, having been broken
from the bodies by the continual action
of the waters, which, when agitated,
drive against ugly pieces of the broken
hull that here project.
The correspondent then went to the
cOmpaiiionway Of the steerage cabins,
and found a hundred or more bodies
lying in IN immense heap, with
arms dislocated, eyes staring wildly,
faces grlnnlng, and moving backward
and forward with the under-cur-
rent Some were dressed, but many
were half nude. Children were cling
ing to mothers, stout men were clasp
ing their wives, seeming to have met
death with calm resignation. The
scene was horrible beyond description.
The correspondent then Went t. the
companionway OF the steDtag", where
the men-pasSengers were by III m,ytves.
Bodies Of strong men, old and young,
were hustled together on the stairway,
with distended nostrels, gaping mouths,
staring, CLASSY eyes, giving some con-
ception of the terror which siezed
them as they vainly struggled to gain
the deck.
From anotner part of the vessel
view was obtained of the sleeping
apartment, where, piled up in heaps on
the port side, were Plumbers Of bodies
of men with bed-clothing strewn among
them. From abrasion with broken
staunchions and jagged, spiintered
woodwork, the FISH had been torn
from the faces OF many, while others
were bruised and battered about their
heads, which are red with gaping
wounds, contrasting horribly with the
pale, ivid features of the others.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18

plank at Il single blow from Grant fell
to the ground. The Civil Service
plank is no longer to be found. Econ
ony, retrenchment, reform and an hon
est administration of the Government,
where are they? Let Grant and Pom
erov, and Caldwell and Oakes Ames,
and Butler and Garfield, and Kelley,
answer.
After while, perhaps, the people
viii be able, by experience, to put a
proper estimate upon the value of
Radical promises.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18
4 Home Enterprise.

The most noticeable feature, to the
business man at least, on the lower
line OF the Wilmington, Charlotte and
Rutherford Railroad, is the pretty
little town of Abbottsburg. Eight
years ago there was not 50 much as O.
log cabin there. 1t was one vast pine
forest. and the passengers on the road
whirled by, unconscious of the change
that n few short years would produce.
But the modern Aladdin, the everlast-
ing Yankee, has touched it and the
Genie of enterprise has converted the
pine forest into beautiful and bloom
ing town. The busy hum Of the saw
has taken the place Of the moaning
music of the pines and the sound of
the hammer and anvil draws out the
echoes from the whilom SILENCE pro-
found
IN plain English, Abbottsburg is a
live manufacturing town, and the Cape
Fear Building Company, of this city.
not only manage to keep their saws
running and their hammers striking,
bu: arc constantly adding new i'm
rrovemcnts to their works.
They have recently made fifty freight
cars tar the Wilmington, GA4rlotte y
Ruti iierforu Railroad Company. The
work of framing the cars was COM
mcnccd on the Goth of March and
completed on the End OF April, ma
king but two weeks il which the WGrk
was done. as thcte are but few wood
Norhing concern, that can compare in
ny-as is seen by the exceedinglyqn
dispatch recorded aboye-it may not
be inappropriate to say q few words in
regard to so large and laudable an en-
terprise that has but recently started
in our midst.
The mills, factory and shops of the
Company cover an area of over 10000
square feet. From their saw mill the
Company turn ont 100000 feet OF
lumber and 100000 to 100000 laths
per month. To supply the mill with
logs, requires the lahoi at hfsy mules
uQu4en, q locomotive and eleven cars,
with a railroad track four and hall
miles in length, running into the woods
The factory and machine shops art
/ filed with machinery Of almost every
. description, by which are manufac
tured things innumerable'', such a.
flooring, weatherboarding, mouldings
brackets, blinds, railroad cars, hcus,
frames, &c. Some OF TIE country peo
pie up there say That the Company 'apu
log in one end Of their factory and i
come out at the other end 4 house raad.
to live in; Others say they make house
by the yard and measure them off t.
suit purchasers, just as they do calico
OF course we cannot vouch for the en-
tire truthfulness of such reparts, bu
we DO know that they haze built grea
ma.av l::ouses in Wilmington, as can +
attested by look Of cc+-,s ~ our MOS
-anasul..c. dwellings, and stores ths
have been erected since the war. "
understand the Company are maxim
arrangements to increase the manufat
ture of cars so as to be able TO tur
out from four to five cars pa. e.s- q"
AS an 7:rti;: rl..Aing worthy Of con
mendatio1S, we wish the proprietor
every success, and hope our brethre
of the press will note this indication {
. our prosperity and the development I
the resources of the pine woods of II
Old North State.
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Columbia, No, boasts of the pos
session of gourd which grew Il year
before the birth of WASHINGTON, and is
consequently over 40 years old. 1t IS
of no particular value on its own &C
.-e..,c. ?e.:,tthe owner thinks thinks y Aas u
historic interest. 1t isn't much though.
ftitefe il ian Old whaler down in New
Bedford who has gourd that grew on
heveritable vine raised.by Jonah for q
shade tree. He found it in the stom-
ach Of al old whale, where it is sup
posed to have been left by the original
qmnfr,
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An Important Consideration.

DIR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS are PURELY
VEGETABLE, and are a34p.eI young ard
old, male AMI ie-...ls, 4 Iaay be taken at al
tie. wt.noa. restraint of Occupation, without
change OF living, without diet, and without tie
fear of taking cold, during all kinds of weather
and in all climates.
A Beautiful Complex'c~s
When the Blood is imruro sc skiH presents
an uncleaa, ro-gA ana salio0 appeetanee. Of
ten ~ooo4apaniet by blotches,, pfmples. &c. 1t
il q foul" corruption generated in the blood
which nature strives to throw off DR. TUT,t'S
SARSAPARILLA AND QUEENS DE-
LIGHT act directly on the depur~ tory organs,
of WEIGH the skin is one. By its use the skin is
rendered soft, smooth, and Toseate, and the
whole system renovated.
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Wilmington, Charlotte and Ruth
crfOrd Railroad.

crfOrd Railroad.
The difficulties between Mr. McAden
and the bondholders of the Whining
ton, Charlotte and Rutherford Rail
road were adjusted yesterday morning
after conference of several hours,
<the bondholders paying Mr.. McAden
about $25, 900 or S26, 900 Of the forty
odd thousand dollars which divided
them, they purchasing the 200 bonds
held by Mr. McAden. This gave them
possession of all but $1,000 or ZOO
of the $1,000, 900 of first mortgage
bonds issued by the Company.
These difficulties being adjusted,
the sale took place ut the Court House
door as advertised. Mr.. L. NJ. Gard
der superintended the sale i'll behalf
of the referees. The bidding began
at $500, 900 and ran up to 81, 1OO, 900,
and at ti,.l figure was knocked down
to Mr. Edward Matthe@s, Trustee.
The terms were $40, 900 cash, and the
balance to be paid in by the 2lst of
the month, the first mortgage bonds
of the Company being received III pay
mcnt.
Immediately upon the announce
ment of the termination of the sale,
the large concourse of spectators dis
persed, and the purchasers repaired
to the First National Bank and COM
piled with the terms Of the sale. The
sale must be confirmed by His Honor,
Judge Russell, ut the ensuing term of
New Hanover Superior Court, which
meets on the Dist inst, when the
referees will make their report.
Thus virtually terminates the exist
ence Of the Wilmington, Charlotte and
Rutherford Railroad Company. In
its stead we VIII soon have the Caro-
lina Central Hallway. The new Com
pany, with fresh life and strength,
will, We are sure, soon push its way to
the mountains and beyond, giving
new substantial Importance TO our
citv.-DGi!y JDurnul, 4h.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18

In view of the proposed gobblingup,
of Hoboken by Jersey City. DR.. Gobble
declines to run for Mayor OF the former
city. q
Miss Ride Zollicoffer, daug ghter:
of Gen. Zillicoffer, has been appointed
to write and read an essay on the te-,
male characters of Shakespeare before
literary society in Columbia.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Fire in Duplin.

We regret to learn that the residence
of Mr.. J. w. Boney in Duplin county
was burned ON the 10th inst. The fil e
caught in the main building and COM
municated to the kitchen and smoke
house, and these with most of their
contents were consumed. The loss is
estimated at $4,000. No Insurance.
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AN ISsrniItgrIyE RURLEsorE.

i4as underneath all this shocking
hurlesque upon Legislative proceed
ings, We must not forget that there is
something very real to this r,.--s.t.th
and untutored multit,v.]~,. 1t is not
all sham, ncs all btirlesoue. They
hayY :. genuine interest and a genuine
earnestness in the real business of the
body, which we are bound to recog-
Mise and respect, unless we wo.ald be
accounted shallow critics They have
an earnest purpose, born Of Il convict
ion that their position and condition
arc rot fully assured, which lends a
sort If dignity to theis proceedings.
The barbarons, animated jargon in
which they 40 often indulge is on oc-
esls,iun seen to be SO transparently sin
eere and weighty in their own minds
that sympathy supplants disgust. The
whole thing is a wonderful novelty to
them, as we'll as to observers. Seven
Years ago these men were raising cC<rG
and cotton under the oversear. TO
day they are raising polYts Of order
and questions q privilege: Phey fi5f,i
the l,.-,l Iaise one as vel IS the other.
i. They prefer the latter. 1t is easier
| and better paid
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Cape Fear Agricultural IAs~ociation.

There will be meeting of the Exc
cutive Committee of the Cape Fear
Agricultural Association at the Purcell
House on Wednesday evening, April
Both, at o'clock, 2. NJ. Business of
Importance will come before the meet
ing. All members are respectfully re-
quested to attend.
A A. MCkoY, Pres't.
J. A. ENGELHARD, Gen. Sec'y.
Papers in this part of the State are
respectfully requested't to copy. I'd
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18

In the active pursuit of pleasure or gain, the
inestimable blessing OF health Is too often for
gotten. until disease is firmly seated, and thc
fact only realized by great bodi'J - n4eGtal
suffering. The Liver t:.e vrtlnerAbc point
in NOT cer.syspi, 1ndtAe disarrapeeInnnt of the
or IN IN Wolves a,asost the whole system hence
the reason why un.ie: Liver disease there is
enumerated such numher OF af1iict' ons, and
we claim the SIMMONS LIVER REGULA-
TOk to be a remedy for tne,-, all. :
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D EverytAi.g des'ta.le for the comfort
convenience, @nd' pleasure OF iss guests is sup
piled with a lavish hand y the prop<ietors OF
the American House, Boston. The Messrs
Rice are untirin2 in their efforts to please.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

A depressed, irritable state OF mind /,
n weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
no energy or animation; confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
bilitating, involuntary discharges. The
consequence Of oxcesSes, mental overwork or
fndiscretons. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds sovereign cure In HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. IS.
It tones up the system, arrests discharges, dspcls
the mental gloom and dependency, and rejure-
mates the entire system. It is perfectly harm.
less and always efficient. Price Is, for package
OF five boxes and large % 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. 500 BROADWAY, n. V,
For sale by Logan, List b Co.: 3. Booking;
r. j. Finuey; james Murry; Reed, Kraft b Co.,
Wheeling; ChAs. Faris, Wheeling Island; james
Elliott and ]. b N. II. Mercer, Bellaire, o. 3
febi2eodaw
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is like good "send of" in race Of any
kind, a horse race, 20 foot race, or the
trace that Is set before u.s." Itattracts at
ten,ion, concillates favor and draws from
the start.
Everybody knows the panhandle
route" and nearly everybody travels that
route. The trading and travelling public
are familiar with 1t as with a household
word. 1t has the the merit OF brevity like
the "short Line" and "Bee Line" You
see 1t in all the depots and on the sides Of
q thousand cars in the west. People
would naturally connect the Panhandle
mill with the Panhandle route" and as
the route is popular it Is fair to,presume
that the mill would be also, particularly II
it should turn out good nails, and haveit
understood that they ore made ma near
W ueClluk' .fT. .|.r... .". - HHhf IL. l.
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Tha, Iron man Up al WeIIsburg.

We entreat the Nacs not to christen the
new enterprise the "Wellsburg Iron and
Nail Manufacturing Company" as sug-
gested in Wheeling letter from "Ambi.
tion." Put the namea In one volume and
let 1t be the panhandle Mill" or the
Panhandle Iron Works" or Panhandle
something or other, Be sure and have
Panhandle as the leading word. The
name Is o notoriety and an advertisement
In itself to start with. People are willing
to pay something for name sometimes.
Not that we mean to charge anything for
this suggestion, but only that a good name
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.DUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE
REAL gsTATg.-we will sell at Publie
Auction on Wednesday, November 9Th, 1873,
commencing at 10 o'clock, A. N, the following
most desirable Real Estate. located In Marshall
county, West Va, adjoining the city OF Wheel.
Ing, to.wit. Property No. /, q brick building, the
well known Droyer home, lately occupied and
owned by Lewis Seabright, deceased. This
property Is one Of the best locations for hotel
In the State: the stabling will accommodate one
hundred head OF horses, all necessary ont houses
and four acres OF land. This location for a
pleasure garden 10 unsurpassed by any In the
State;adj dining steamboat and railroad landings.
No. 2.-One large Frame Tannery, all complete,
In successful operation, conducted by good en-.
gineer, and steam pipes through the entire build
ings. II Is capable Of carrying fity thousand or
more Of stock. Convenient 70 River iand Rail.
facilities OF this property are unsurpassed In the
the State as u TAnnery.T
No. Slight new Frame Dwelling Houses; al
occupied and necessary out buildings; largo
mont and rear gardens attached; good water con.
No. L-Eight fine desirable building lots,
fronting upon the county road, intersecting the
Main street OF Richie town, adjoining the
Drover's Home, alleys in rear OF each lot. The
above property will DO sold In whole or in par.
the merchant tailoring establishment Of Charles
Wheeling. - 7F'-'-I
-one.third OF the purchase money cash;
remainder payable in one and two years, inter:
est added, and secured by lien upon the
property. Liberal discount made for all cash
paid. Hotel keepers, tanners and capitalists do.
string to investin real property the opportunity
is unsurpassed by any In the State. Ali iniorma.
ton and plat furnished by "
CHAs. W. SEABRIGHT, Admir- Of
LEWIS STARLIGHT, deceased,
Main street Centre Wheeling, W. Va,
Or II: Il. Gill will show the property to any one
by applying upon the premises.
Also. will be sold on the above day several
Wagons, one Sewing Machine, Hay Press, &c,
&C. belonging 10 the above estate oc25
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BED.

BEAM-In Cincinnati, Ohio, on wednesday,
October Is, 1873, WILLIAM. BEAN, aged 30 years.
He was inferred in Spring Grove Cemetery,
Cincinnati. Id. .. I'LL frm -
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Observation-Disclosures
q Store. Rsjahlished 2syearS. With the IN
tcntior OF retiring from business, oaer for sale
my well established Optical and Music Store,
with stock and AxtureS, II n In tho best Susi'
ness portion Of the city, has large run OF nrst-
class customers, In as well as ont OF tho city.
TO be sold at great bargain for the next thirty
i ~ MRS. @. 3. CARTWRIGHT.
.on1e - p o. Box 2Q5.
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r STAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is.
land. Price from 800 to 8, 900 each.
TEAHs-one-fourth cash, tho residue In equal
lnstallments at one, two and three years. with in.
forest. JNo. P. GILCHRIBT,
ap10 va ,r- At Top MIL.
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Snaclal Motlces,

"A LWAYs GET THE BEST. I,
FEEDS 0i0UGH YRUP
Nothing equal to It for Coughs, Colds, Hearse.
ness, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, &c. For
public speakers and singers It Ia Just the thing
10 make the voice smooth and clear.
EV-Sold by Druggists everywhere.
M0CABE, KRAFT q CO., Proprietotg,
od91 Wheeling, W. Va.
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FLOR sALE-VALUABIE
Vineyard & Orchard Property,


Vineyard & Orchard Property,
OF "a acres, near New Martinsyfllc, wetzel Co.,
Z D West Virginia, on Ohio River hill, knownas
WETzBL VINEYARD AND FRUIT FARM.
2 Vineyard eontainsi4 acres, bearing vines, OF
following leading varieties: Concords, Ives Ma
deira, Catawbas, 0elawares and Clintons. Also,
Q very fine Stone Wine Cellar, 80 feet long, 81
feet wide, 10 feet high, with a'complete Press
room over the cellar. vi. 'iI1 l'lg
The Orchards contain say 600 choice Winter
Apple Trees, 40 Pear Trees, and over 800 Plum
and Peach trees, oil Of selected fruit and nearly
al hearing. 7lrtIs
There 70 a good Log and Frame House, with
stablo, on the premises; plenty Of good water.
> Plenty ofground for pasture; ten acres In tim.
Der. Vineyard and Orchards surrounded by an
oak picket fence Six feet In height.
o Price. q, 000; half cash, balance in one and
two yrRri Apply to WI j. @. JONES,
:. i.5LI-s.a- q. - New Martinsvile, W. Va.
ofo BOYD u HUGUS, AttorneysatLa l2th
street formerly Monroe), near Court House,
wheeling, VIVA. -1i tA .'auS6
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New Advertisements.

RSSoLp FOURTH STREET N, B.
9NSGA CHURCH. "a III
onartefly Meeting Services. ~ u q
Sfreaching this Saturday Evening Of O'CLOCK.
pfeaehlng ct lQ6 A. NJ, Sunday. by Rev. Frank
In Ball, Presiding Elder, and Of I. N. by the
Pastor, Rev. l. B. Carpenter. Sunday School,
2P. n. Love Feast Monday Evening Of IF. u.
All arc cordially invited. oct25 :.
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ForeaIe.
nRusTEESs SALE.

Bv vIrtue Of a deed Of trust made BY Elijah
Pocue 10 INC, dated September 1st, 1871, and Of
1eeord in Inc Clerk's ONCE OF tho County Court
foS Ohio Comfy west Virginia, In Decd Of Trust
Book No. 1, pSge los, will offer for sale at pnb-
lie auction, Il he front door Of tho Court House
OF Ohio county, West ViERiniai on
WEDNESDAY, November tho 18th, 1873,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. n. tho following 90
ecribed property, that's TO say: "a tract % par
al Of land In Rchland township (now district,
Ohio county, West Virginia, adjoining lands o.
Isaac B. Kelly on the RGit Jacob h5last Sna a. =.
tanning about % acres moro or lesa, and being
the same parcel Of land on which the said kllah
Pogue now resides ~ n ....r'
TERNB or HALn-CaSh.e :.
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General Notices.
"A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

% The undersigned, having qualified Rs Admin
istfator Of the estate Of the late Henry Knrtz,
Cd TO aid estate to come forward and settle The
same without delay, and all pertons having
claims against the same 70 present them proper
ly verified for settlement
oci ----@----0RO, q. KURTZ, Admir-.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS


Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons. Io,.
Colleges In tho United States, and liz I S,-S,
part or whose life has been spent In the bns,,sS
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and eIsSTSs:.I'
has effected some.of tho most astonishing fS,t
ever known. Many troubled with riuepS !,
the head and cars when asleep, grCat serTo, .
ness, being alarmed At sudden sounds, NySfl
ness, with frequent blushlng, ATTENDED .S%s
times with arrangement Of mind, we've trsS
Immediately. w."
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men eoa,sr,,..
Marriage, being aware Of PhysIcSi |s.S1ttl
organic debility, deiormities, Speedily sssiAI
He who places himself under H. s, sSiS
j., may Fcligiously conade In bis hOpS, '.S.R D,
tleman, and confidently rely upon III stjII !, e:
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The rcsidsneo Of Tho Hon. Judge PAUL on 4th
street, opposite tho First Presbyterian Church,
one Of the most desirable localities In tho city.
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HOR SALE-pfvhI 1 .r2Js If IN
1oI sao1g.g 8 t5G'I!- s.'wasi. IN III
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IT IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING
II unclaimed in the Post otice at wheeling
Saturday morning, Oct. %, 1873
To obtain any OF the following, tho applicant
VIII please call foradyertised letters, giving the