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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-28
IIAIt ED SsAl ~ Of q AAlRlCA,
u District OF West Virginia, s.s.
Abraham Cutler, q al.
N. : Attachmeu
Steamhost lsmesE. Ran-

steamhost lanes r. Ran.
kin, et al.
wHEREAs, A libel iH ron has been filci
IN the District Court OF the United States
for the i.Iic, OF W esL VII gin MIA, on the 18th
day OF cbruRry, 1874, by kbrsham Cutler.
James Sml II, Andrew j. Aonisilh, VII.
liam u. Cochran and George Johnson
agninst The Steamboat James r. Rankin"
her engines. {. ck!e. ouifit apparel and iuI.
niture and Frederick kimple, Nicholas
Brown, James Il. Mchunn and William
Criss.
Now, therefore, In put issuance The moni.
tion under the seal oi said Court, 10 me d..
recied and delivered, do hereby give pub
lie notice TO sll persons claiming the said
steamer. her eng tines, tacsle, ouint apparel
therein. that they be and appear before the
ssid District Court to De held In and Tor the
said District OF West Virginia, I
wheeling, In said District. on the 9th day
OF ApIii, le1i, NJ II O'Clock In the forenoon
of the day, tprovided the same shsli be .
day OF iurlsdieiinn, othtrw No ON The next
dsv OF Jurisdiction thereaiter) tneu and
there 10 interpose their clsims and 10 make
their allegations In that behaii-aud The II.
beIlanls having prayed that the said Fred
er!ck Nj pie, Nicholas Rrown, James ID.
Mc~unn aud william Criss may b oitei
10 appear before tho said Court, now, there
lore, In pursuance 10 said monition, l do
hereby stve pnblic notice TO, aud clte and
admonish the sa!d Frederick Kimple, Nlch.
oIas Brown. James ID. AcMunn and VIII
liam Criss iha they and each OF them ap.
pear DO ore The R!d District Court AT Wheel
Ing. in said District, on the 9Th day OF April,
1874, at II clock In the forenoon Of the day
provided the ssme sh II be day oi 1uris
die ion, other wise on The ne1t day OF juris-
dictlon iherea ter then ana there to AN
swtr the said libel and 10 make their alltga-
tIops In that behalf
EED8MAN SLACK.
US. MsrIhal, District Of West Va, by
WM. II. INV IN,
repuiy Manhal.
MEasRs. CALDWELL a "a LOWELL,
Proctors for Lihellants
wheeling, W. Va, Feb. B 1874. fe28 n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-28
AUSTRIA.


Return Of the Emperor.
vienna, February 2T.-Tbe Emper-
or Fraocis Joseph has returned from
his visit to the Gar,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-28
FINANCE AND TRADE,
few York Money and Stock Market.

New YORK uOuey hna STOCK Mhrse'.
New YoRK, February 27.-MosRr-
Easy 8, 4 per cent. S,eIling closed
finer q, 81 S3iG4 81 Tor sirty days
AID 81 81 Tor SIGHT Customs receipts
1915 900. Treasury Disbursements
$lSl. 900. Dry goods imports for the
week &3 2l97H.
GoLD- Ranged at ll24@ll23 ard
closed at ll2:. Carrying rares . 10 4
per cent. Clearings $50 100000
STATE BoSps-Qliet sod unchanged.
GovRRNNsNTs-Closed quiet and firm.
Uuitei state. g. Of 81, cou upons....-.....l2f1[
Five-tweDties (IS6O. ~
Five-I wenties 1854 -
Five-tventies Us 81 ...-.----......-.ld5.
Five-tWenties 1857 pew-----.-.....-.-..-....l9
Five-tventi@s Il
Five-tweBties So --........... ....lis1.
Ien-lorll ,...------
Currency l6H
SrocI--Weak throughout The day
with nearly the lowest prices a. tb e
close. The greatest decline was 10 ST.
Paul and 81. Paul preferred; the form
er fell J and the latter q. The de-
cline in the remainder oitne hst was t
al. The ssles between 10 aud 2
o'clock were $1,000 shares, OF which
5000 we're Union Pacific. Is, 900 West
eru Uuiou. 9 900 L.ke Shore, 5 500 ST.
Paul. The reports circulated ths, Van
derbilt and Drew were seriously III as
sisted the decline in the stock market.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-28
BY TELEG R APh.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

By the Western Union Line, Office North.
weat corner OF Main and lah streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-28

Novelties1ior Men. Boys and Children
received daily, nj i27 Market aresl, oppo.
tite Me- ure House.
iete1
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-28
ICD or DAM,

1o1 OH &DAn0s
IRON THIS DATE I sBAiL KErP
II Ice Cream on hsnd thres days In ths
week, Tu, sIisys, ! hursday ., and rsturdsJA,
by the pint, quart, and gallon.
r. T. ZISN,
f.bcit Fridge Corner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-28

Tobaecoa.
nUR STOCK Is CoNPosFD or TIE
" toliowIrg q standard a opular brands.
IL IscH TvBfs.
10 BoIes Millner's,
70 Prsirie Chicken,
J5toxes yellow Jessa ssiLe,
10 Gold AoczI.i
10 Walker.
s Gold Lkzi,
~ PeDohscot,
" Miller'k
ECH TvLsT.
2 Csddies Lusc.crs Chew,
PoCSts.
nbozes Booker's
tda Ashhy,
CommDn,
Virginia Dare s.vy
TlngIe Il Ishams choses pavy1,
Noosor y snd poonra,
Hoe Bod Erlgbt nsvyE D.
Andrew Jackson Elzck navy5'
Spon Roij In esddteA,
! q 1-a TfN0Lk q mAAA.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-28
PROPOSALS.

DRoPOsALs WILL BIZ RECEIvED AT
the ffic OF the Cb RI of the hoard OF
Commissioners until taIurdsy. Fs 18th.
for suppIyIDg the Cou ~ Jsi, aud ouniy
Inhrmsry with Coal Tor one yesT. Bidders
will specin the price for clean. IniI'd, and
nut coal The Board re eTves the hight TO
reject any or sll beds.
leb5 Cdk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-28
N. Y. Goshen Cheese.
NOTICE.

uoLDRRs OF BONrs or OHIO CoUN-
IL TY, Numbered i73, IN 30, 81, B, sl,
and ie9. are he'.by notified that tue same
wi b, paid st the Bank or Wheel ing. on
the lst day OF Arrch next, lEf, nno that
interest viii cease On taid bonds Iom that
daIe. JOHN HANbLlN,
P,esr ~ the Board OF Commission. 70 Ohio
county, tebi0 ID
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-28

The Committee on War Claims were
divided to-day, FIVE against FIVE,
on the bill allowing certain contractors
for iron clads during the war, TO 60 to
the Court OF Claims Tor damsge. The
bill, however. will be reported to the
House for action.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-02

Cousrr FA ms II UHro.-The aifer-
ent counties of this State, will hold
Fairs at the times and places given be-
low - 80 444N =
Allen, Lima, Sept. %. 80, Oct. 1, 2.
Ashtabula, Jefferson, Sept. 9, TO, IL.
Athens, Athens, Sept. IL. Is.
Belmont, st. EIairvilies Sept d. 1esl
| II and Is. 4
Brown, Georgetown, Sept. 8. 9, 10
and IL. sg4
Butler, Hamilton, Oct. 6.
Carroll, CaFrolton, Sept -, 23,T "a
Champlain, UrbahaS Sept q 30,
Oct. I and 2. U4J j GLIFI LII /
Clark, Springfield, Aug. Is.
Clermont, Boston, Sept, 10.
Chntops. W ilmingto Sept, 10, IL
4 u and ia. .A8A$O - - 04ST u
Columbiana, New Lisbon, Sept. D,
/ %, "A and 25.
Coshocton, Coshocton, Sept 15, I6,
/ II and 49, 81 fl .3E090I L
Oct. / and d Observation-Disclosures
Cuyahoga, Chagrin Falls, Sept. 4, 2.
3 and 4.llJg 11J .GG9IIIGBQ IL
,Darke, Greeneville, Sept %, %. a
j and %. - J51J US y = 81. J4AJ
Defiance, Defiance, Oct. 6, Z. s, 9.
/ Delagfara Delaware sSeEf. 30 Oct
| i ana 2. - ~ s ~ @k99Fts , 41shL
Erie, Sapdusky, Sept, y, %, "A, 25.
Fayette, Washington CsH,D Sept. Us
2. 3 and l.
Franklin. Columbus, Oct. g. Z, ,fggI Ig9
Fulton, Ottokee, Sept. q, o, "a. 25.
Gahia.1 Galiipolfs, Sept 49, "a: e5.
Geanga, Burton, Sept. %, "a, 25.
eGneene. epias Oct. Ts8,S9. Al wNw
sGdefnsey, Dansbrid gey aSepss29, 30,
Oct /.
Hamiltq4l gaEthage sept,4y4 B4
Hancock. Findlay Sept. 30, Oct. ], 2.
Hsrdips Kertop, 0cts6s z, s Phil
Harrison, Cadiz, Sept. 30, Oct. 1, 2.
Hlghlsnd HillsBoro, Sept 80, Oct
Holmes, Millersbnrgh, Sept s9s LA
and %.
aas AstaF e 3fg AafFf's e Il fiE E2b lR Rg2
Jefferson, smithfeld, Sept. %, "a,
--'R Rpoz, % Nj Vh Vernon, Sep. S55l2s %, Oct
Al1sEi IlsEing. ssv.f8f. 2 4 L : Sept B 49, ., 81, Oct
Iands2s .d4Rl Tf74 -0nT1n@<
Logan, Bellefontaine, Sept. %. go,
Octg1.2. "a III 1Ia4 KaIl
Iorain, Elyria, Sept. 30, Oct. /. 2.
fLlicas TOledos 6ept.e32, 23,94F00
-Mahoning, Canfeld, Oct. 6, z. 8.
Marion, M aIio1,a Oct 6,yzES.9.ffEs1
Medina, Medina, Sept. 80, Oct. l, 2.
Mercer .Geiina.s Sep )16, III 31SE 9TI
Montgomery, Dayton, Sept. 90, 80,
Oct l ard l2Il fBI 9f1IlT92 9If
Morgan, McConnellsville, Sept. 90,
'ig1 afeFraw N t{saad sSs,4 9aqsgl ~
Muskingum, GAINESVILLE, Oct. 8. 7, s,
as9 9i}avs2 2IpgB1tIi9IlHIdtt Ipg5BT1tI 9lHIdbtan ssb,t s,q9 gd
Paulding, Paulding5 Sept. 80, Oct. 1 |
and 2 S 9SRa31U0 j H01
Perry, New Lexington, Oct. IA, Is, !
I6 and ILf0 fl 9I9TITG 9ts0 |
Preble, Eaton, Sept. %, 80, Oct. i. 2 !
- Portagei Ravehha,I Sept %, %, "a. /
Ross, ChilIicothe, Sept. 2, 3, A.
Sandnsky, Fremont, Sept. 30,9Oet.
Seneca, Timn, Sept 7s, Ea4 aaa9i |
Shelby, Sidney, Sept %, %, "a, 25.
- Stark, GantDn, 81 epII29g 30, Oct. /, 2. !
Summit, Akron, Oct. 6, Z. 8, 8.
S Trumball, w alren. , Sept 9. 10, II.
Tuscarawas, Canal Dover, Sept. 20,
30 Oct a, 81 1850 94A3 fIstIl !
Union, Marysville, .Oqt.T7. s. al
Van Vert, Van We1t. Sept 24,i25,
are warren, a Es6an01, sept! Is, a. o.
Washington, MaDietta,Sept q, "A, 25
Wayne, Wooster, Oct. 6, z, 8.
Williams Bryany Sept. %, %, q, 25 |
Wyaadph UppeE 6and dHsky Oct, 6,
Z, and 9.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-02
As 4 MORNING IPPBTlSBR

Z, NO other Bitters in the universe can eaual
them, 1lackspaeetor detailing the ayailabilitv
q bnese BIttefs, but VIII briefly state it's gener-
aLeHecGs upon the hum an ystena as follows.
l6absolqtely p9lrines the Blood 1t speedily
cefrects all morbid changes in the blood it
equalzes the circulation Of che Blood 1t renu-
lates the supply and quality of the Blood II
pfepafs the Blood tosfurnisI q proper support to
all the vital properties It enriches the con-
StItuents OF the Blood upon which the vital
energy of the system is (ependent. 1t
muses. the proper degree of heat into the
system. It purges from the system the morbid
nliaols winch retard its natural functions IL
linpaf1s VItaiity and elasticity to every organ of
the poay 1t eorreets all ldeTangements however
TRIVIAL which are the first origin of Disease It
promotes the operation of the digestive organs
IL improves the appetite and removes ali disa-
gfeeabie feeling after eating. 1t perfects diges-
tlon, rendering 1t natural and easy 1t acts as
a 1nIid ana enIicacious Stomachic. 1t eIeyates
the standard OF all the vital forces 1t siren 9Th
ems the nervous hbers and diffuses a calm
thfoughout the nervous system. 1t DESTROYS ali
inofDlo condTions of the mind 1t disperses
dullness and lanSGor. 1t promotes buoyaicy of
spLI1t ana feeling. 1t banishes those clogs uDon
pleasure which produce gloom. 1t drives away
tnose dls lsGress1nS symptoms which rob us of hap.
plness' IL reVlVes the physical energies by in
ahslng new life and power into the system It
ioftihes the system against the dangers of ma
lafla, fluctuations of the temperature changes
IN the climate. &c In short it prepares the sYs-
TEN Tor the radical change to be wrought in its
condltEon. and restores il to perfect health and
natural Vigor. -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-02
) 4DissoluHo7a.5

UTILLIAM E. BRADLEY having purchased
w the entire interest of Henry q. Barber in
the RstFenna SunIn II MILL tIit institution will
hereafter be ran By Aims He viii pay all debts
contracted by the late firm, and all amounts
owed to it must be paid to him,
Custom Grinding done TO Order.
Flour. Feed and Mill Stnffs delivered to any
partof the city, free of charge, at lowest rates.
Hesspaa :ssfpe ifsl 20 i e Pn4fhE i3le
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-02
rug nass OF EooarEEE.
RY ASpREw WANIrss.

Sweet Kate o. Boontree. ye mann a understand,
Has q dark rolling e'e and a IIIy-white hand;
My eertyl she's played Nneo havoc VII me.
Pm fairly beEitched wi sweet Kate O. Boon
I think o'er her beauty, perfection. and grace,
And dream o'er her ringlets, her ribbons, and
lace;
Though absent. guidfaiths she's aye present wi
In the heart o my bosom dwells Kate O. Boon
Twas nae lang ago I thought love was . joke. :,
But now my heart leups like cat In poke;
nka hair on my head I Weuld willingly gle.
For twa or three Kisses frae Kate o. Boontree.
AtoreI saw Kate. am nee to declare.
i Whistled and san & like lark in the air,
But now in my bonnet I've gotten a bee
That huns a. the day about Kate o. Boontree.
At tirnes VIII stand and forget myself sair.
Then doom win plump on a stool or chair;
I'm nae sooner doom. than afr will bee
To muse in the woods about Kate O. Boontree..
Aye once In day was hearty and sbooti
I'm now like laths and as white as 3 eIOet:
Gamma Tige lang. and that You viii see. 2
Unless get married to Kate o. Boontree.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-02

TIE Niles Record, a temperance or
gan, speaking upon the license sques-
ton, asks the following pertinent
questions In view of our own ex-
perience and that of other States, of
which Massachusetts is q notable ex-
ample, the question may well be asked,
can the sale of intoxicating liquors be
suppressed in fact by any legislation
If it cannot be wholly suppresbed, / is
It policy, for the sake of a nlHEH ab-
sstraction, to be blind to existing facts
and refuse to reconize the inevitable?
Would il not be the wiser policy to
seek to modify the evils we cannot
prevent than to fight them with wea-
pons that experience teaches us are
inefficient
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-02

CERTAIN rabid journals are endeav-
oring to make capital against Senator
Thurman by the statement that he re-
ceived 100000 for fees as attorney in
the Atlantic and Great Western Kali
way law suits. No one will for mo.
ment insinuate that the Senator's SER
vices in those cases were not such as
any legal gentleman. might have been
called upon to perform. We ought,
therefore, to be proud of the possess
ion in our party ranks, of man whose
legal attainments are valued so highly.
Toledo Democrat.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-02
RLRGANT
STOCK

ANFNfAA
g.fets =. aslf OFF, lt,sl zfa5
5G,4I.46 DRY GOODS r.sy,....
sa.ssd IL loYa} THE t5ey9 sf.a5,l
si'aI4-isfAsFs- SPRING - .ls5ieHssss
-.sa3 3t ias ae.AND asa ~ sfai5.sl.s
- tisl .s8ll SUM -MER ,.r.j5,,t ..,.,l.,.5
TRADE.
We thank you for. past fovors. and hope to
merit further confidence.
We shall endeayoFs at all times. tO-ofleF in
dneements that VIII make our place a favored
one. In i = q Hi3a-AfHt'A 2i5I Hf bl9st <aHg
Colored Dress Goods - = .tz g
ltfa MourlfIng Dress Goods. ,IIf#l ffIte
a7ua37In5 ssssek Bsssck M6hahs, 5hiaiss .G9Iei9
.fIt5feelf-t=if3 Ia 41fay AIohails, f.,-sgs b u,
Pongee Poplins. - 5stk =43f}
.88H9iBul. SKI Irish Popiins,5s. zzyY s.5.t,stp
Black and White Striped Silks,
4l lsQalg8 9fBlaek Silks,ls ss5s1 fIs5fg -
Black Grenadines,
Black and White Grenadines, Is z}s
linen 4sPS!iS5 9iIlIgngs,
sAH l5l s-i3 PAISLEY lShai4iss 8fg.s5d !
zEs5.ss Ottoman ShaMls,
9A5s's+' - Mourning Shawis $50 GJlf9es
-a1os 9aiI Common on. slhaaWls7sfs! 80 t5sia
ssili White and ooloned fable Damask,. ~
Llama Lace Points.
ttF - z5H Lace Curtains, 9 sqGf3 sup
26a4L fIEIRgrg IhIR BroIdsafes kafss aat asi ii
Parasols
+ Fans,
= eAk - - Ladies' N eek Ties, ~ III
iga5f4a.5 Ladies' Neck Ruehings, ...-t
Kid Gloves IN one and two Buttons, =
ezjtsI f,ft F. iLisle GlOYes,ff5f 5t.ts845s
Notions,
+. t5Is I Corded Edge Ribbons. as5 al
GroS Grain Ribbons,
- Wsitered Ribbons, =s8l AzfaIE
Ladies' Hosiery,
Cents Hosiery,
.tEf...t 4s4 ChIldren,S Hosiery. 80. +.5.z
Ladies' and Clildren's Shoes,
33Ns Cloths. .Gassimeres and Suitings, {5F
Domestics
Groceries,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-02
CALDWELI'S
wine Ind IRON BITTERS |

These celebrated Bitters are pure, safe and
reliable; composed of Roots, Barks and Herbs
with Citrate of Iron and pure native Wine. made
dients are choice, strengthening. purifying md
life-giving medicinal agents. forming the most
healthy and pleasant stimulating tonic and
Strengthening Bitters for improving the appe-
tite. giving tone and energy to the Blood and
System For medicinal purposes, for family
nse, travellers, voyagers. etc, they cannot be
surpassed
These Ritters are in an eminent degree
strengthening, purifying. diuretic, stimulating
and nolrishfng to the whole system, giving new
life and activity to every organ and part alike.
Witnput that ever recurring reaction that fol-
lows the use of most all other tonics and stimu-
lants in the market. For
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-02

IN the course of experiments with
manufactured ice in Philadelphia the
other day, a curious and beautiful re-
suit was produced by enclosing a
bouquet of fresh flowers in the centre
of block of the translucent material.
Every leaf and blossom was perfectly
visible; while the brilliancy OF the
coIors was enhanced by the refraction
through the ice.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-02

We think we have q stock that will compare ia
vorably with any ever offered in Ravenna
We take Butter and Eggs in exchange for
Goods. l ae3 f4SI if
aa aadI 34oE gg
.saAl l4tsi si.ua ion a51
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-30
e. 3. SHEET,

Armstrong Corner, opposite urt.bouso
Romney, Sept. 10, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-30

INVEST VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT rules held
w in the Clerk 5 Office of the Circuit Court
of Hampshire County, on the first Monday in
January, 1874.
Charles NJ. Taylor and Mary +. his wife. and
John J. Jacob, trustee Tor said Mary e. Tay
Tor, Compliments.
rs.
Richard Gaines and Susan his wife, late Susan
Murphy, and Simon d. Taylor and Sarah VI.
bis wife, late Sarah NJ. Murphy, Kate Murphy,
Dora J.. Murphy, John Murphy, Ada Blanche
Murphy and James Murphy, and John D. Mil
lar, Executor Of Michael Miller, decd Defen-
dants, IN ChGHcerV.
The object Of this Bill is 10 obtain decree for
the sale of certain lands devised 70 Sarah MUIR
ply, dec d., by the will Of Michael Mller, dec d.,
and distribution Of proceeds Of such sale among
those entitled thereto.
And it appearing by affidavit filed that all the
defendants in the Bill mentioned, except John
d. Millar, Executor Of Michael Millar, are non %
residents OF this State IL is ordered that the
said absent defendants do appear here within
one month after due publication Of this order,
and do what is necessary to protect their inter
ests ia this suit.
CHAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Jan. 0, 1874 [Armsiroug 4 Daley, p. Q.
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The American Farmer.

TIE AMERICAN FARMER begins new
volume January !. This is an old established
standard farmers paper, devoted TO agriculture
and its interests. Special attention is paid be
sides that given TO the staple crops, artificial
and homemade nanures etc.,-tO Live Stock,
Fruit Growing, the Dairy, etc. Some Of the n
blest Of American agrcul.urists write for it, Ii
is practical, substantial, reliable 81 80 n year
To clubs Of FIVE or more only 81 90 each. VerT
LIBERAL and handsome premiums for clubs Last
three numbers Of % free TO all new names receiv-
before December 81. Specimen numbers free.
Agents wanted everywhere
SAMUEL SANDS & son,
Publishers, Baltimore, Nd
Noy II 1879
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M A IN III 20 D;
How Lest,
N n IL ~ L. & n n - ~ n

no " IL l. s T o IL Ed.
JpA puJH&hed, mf,e cdticn Of DIR. CUI..
vERwELL's Celebrated Essay on tie Iadi-
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Htod Seminal Weakness, McOiuntory Sc
minal Losses, Impotency, Mental and Ply.
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ridge, etc. also, Consumption, EpHepsy
ami Fits, induced by seEindulyence or
0r Scrudt extravaganza.
ES Price in a sealed enrc1opc ony sic
CntS.
THE celebrated author, IN this adn,jra-
Jfe essay, Clearly demonstrates from, Mir-
" gears successful practice that the alarm
ing consequences Of eLfaJuse may be rat.
tally cured acknowledgement use Of IN
ternat medicine or the application of tie
kRYcj pointing om mode Of cure at
once simple, certain, amt cbectual, by
means Of 'chich eceyy su6erer, no matte,
'ohothis condition may be, may cure him
SELF chcopIy, priratcIy and radically.
GS- This lecture Should be an the hands
Of every youth and eGery man IN he land
Sent a"der seal, IN a plain enoelope,
10 any address, postpaid, OF lie receipt Of
sac cents, or t,co post St0mpS.
Also, DR.. CULvERwELL's "Marridge
Guide," price 30 cents.
address he Publishers,
CHAS. j. G.. KLINE & CO.,
l27 Bowc'y, ~. T., Post Office Bo.c, 4, $50
Oct. 10, 1878.
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II move The be stricken from that man s
name. All you in favor oft, say ay."
And a hundred voices cried out-"Ay"
"Now," said the Senator, you are voted
an ass"
Where is 'parts unknown ?" asks cores
pondeut of the Danbury Ne,cs, to which Baily an
swers very truthfully-"Where they don't ad-
vertise"
~ Uncle James, walking with his little
niece, aged four, points to the moon, on whose
disc the dark spots show quite plainly, and says
"There is man in the moon burning brush"
The infantile realist puts up her little nose and
shifts, saying, Eyes, | NELL the mokc"
A white boy met a colorod boy and asked
him what he had such short nose for 90
spcct so it won poke itself into other peoples
business good retort.
TT Why is bcofslcak like a locomotive -
because it is not Of much account, without it's
tender.
"A good brother in q church Of Miami coun-
~, Ohio, while giving in his experience not long
ago said Ny brethren ve been n tryin this
nigh onto forty years TO serve the Lord and get
rich both ut ouct, and ! tell yer it's mighty
hard sleddin
TRcEiSG a GATE-KEFrER.--A minstrel rid.
ing pumpkin colored sorre pcrpeueted a hea-
w sell on toll-gate keeper one day. lie rode
up unobserved and turned bis horse face about,
directly opposite the direction he wanted TO 60,
called TO the toll-kccper, who by this time lad
come out. "What is the toll %
Twenty cents, rcplid the toll-gatc keeper
Too high" replied the solitary horscmau
can pay It, Guess l'll 90 back"
lie turned his horse about and proceeded iu
precisely the direction he wanted TO 60, The toll.
keeper never dreaming Of the SELL
Wasn't that waste Of powder said On
'rishman 20 a Kenuckian who had Just brought
coon 90 the ground with his rife from a large
Tree. Why so. PATTI asked the hunter. -
sure ,hc fall would a kilt him.
VOL, Mr. --- how do sou feel said
friend to q dslseted candidate after election. 49,
feel suppose ho replied, las Lazarus
Id' GLOW was tbat?' why" said hc
lazarus vas lick.a hv 'hr dogs end 90 1u d.
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MU Lin no II H L.
NIOOrehcld, West Va.
JOHN WILSON, Proprietor.

TINE undersigned having purchased the good
will and fixtures Of MULLINS HOTEL,
takes this method Of informing his friends nnd
The public generally that he is prepared 10 ae-
commodate the public in manner which con-
not fail 10 please.
a First Glass Hotel, having all the mojen
Improvements, and is furnished throughout with
new and splendid furniture. The TABLE is al
ways supplied with the best the market affords
Good Stable attached 20 the premises Faithful
and obliging servants always on hand 20 securs
comfort 90 guests.
I<g- TERWs MODERATE.
JOHN WILSON.
Moorcheld, June 0, 1871.
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Go TO SlO0 in Wall ST. often leads to n for
d ~ tune. No risk. 32-page pamphlet for
stamp. VALENTINE TUNBRIDGE & Co, bankers
and Brokers, 30 Wall-st NY
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~ We'll, Mr. --- how do sou feel ?" said
friend to q dssetod candidate after election 49,
feel ! suppose he replied, las Lazarus
ld.' How was tbat?' why" said he.
Lazarus ~as licked hy 'he dogs ud 90 om 3D.
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81 move the Y be stricken from that man S
name. All you in favor ofit say ay."
And hundred voices cried out,-"Ay."
Now" said the Senator you are voted
au ass