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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-07
r. W. HUGHES.
HAVE YOU TRIED
J u z u B E B A
ARE YOU
Weak, Nervous or DebiIitateC?

Are you so languid that any eNcrtion r..
quircS more of an eXertiOn than you ivrI
capable Ofmaking?
Then try JURUBEBA, the wonderful
tonic and iuVigOratOr, which acts ~ bone.
ficially on the Sccrctivc organs as {, I'm.
part vigUr Ia all the vital forces.
Ii is no alcoholic appetizer. which slim
ulatrS for Il short time, only tO let the sui
frrrr tall To "A lower kepth OF misery. hut
IL Is vegetable tonic acting directly ON
the liver and spleen.
ltrrgulateS the bowels QuictS the nerves
and gives such n healthy tone Ia the whole
system us Ia soon make the invalid feel
like new person.
Its operation Is not violent, hut II char
aCtcriZcd by great gcntleueSS; the patient
experiences 10 sudden change. no marked
results, but lfadually his troubles
"Fold their tents, like the Aahs.
And silently steal away"
This Is no new and untrird discovery,
but has been long us,ri with wonderful
remedial results, AMI IL pronounced by
the highest medical authorities 1.-THE most
powerful tonic and Alternative known"
Ask your druggist Tor II. For sale bS
WIN. i. KlDDER & co. New N"rk
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One Prize Of $1,000 In Cash
2? E. E FL: :::: T is g: EACH IN CASH.

$50 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting
Watches lin ALI worth from I'D To $50
Ladies and Gents Fine Gold Watch
Chains, Solid and DOuble-plated silver
ware, Jewelry, &c.
Whole number Of Gins 800. Tickets
limited IN lDO,DD0.
whom Liberal Premiums will be paid.
single tickets, e; Six tickets. SO; Twelve
tickets. 80; twenty-five tickets, SO.
Circulars containing a full list Of prizes,
a description Of the manner Of drawing,
and other Information In reference 20 the
Distribution, will be sent 10 any one order
ing them. AL letters must be addressed 10
Main Once, Excelsior Building, corner
Race and Longvorth.
l. ID. SINE,
noyls Box ~, Cincinnati, Ohio
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The thieves did a land office business
in Wheeling last week.
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MEETING OF THE MoULDERs SATUR-
DAY NIGHT.-Pursuant to adjournment
the "1ron moulders' working in the es-
adjustments of Joseph Bell & Co. and
Benjamin Fisher, met in Burt's Hall
Centre Wheeling. Saturday evening
December 9th. On motion Mr.. R. B.
Green was elected President, and Mr.. J
E. Ingram Secretary. Minutes of pre-
vious meeting were read and approved Of
as read
The committee appointed at previous
meeting to confer with the proprietors,
reported they had performed the duty as
signed to them with the following result
Messrs. Joseph Bell l. Co stated to them
that they would not run their foun-
dry until the first Of April next unless
they went to work at reduction of 20
per cent. Benjamin Fisher informed the
committee that he could not pay the
wages paid prior to November Both,
1874, refusing however, to give them
any reason why he could not. After
considerable discussion participated in by
every man present, they resolved that
they would not return TO work again ut
u reduction Of 20 per cent. The moulders
are united on this matter and We think
they should be. They went to work and
tried working at the reduction ettectual-
~, and found that they were doing them
selves US we'll as other workmen in
the city and vicinity an injustice. We
think that the proprletors should have
met the committee and discussed the mat
ter in u friendly manner. The moulders
claim that the reduction is uncallcd for,
from the simple fact that they are row
selling their stoves and wares at higher
prices than they received for them three
years ago. when pig iron was selling at
$500. The committee are still prepared
to meet the proprietors and consult with
them upon the matter.
On motion the meeting adjourned to
meet again at the call Of the committee
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ia. .CARROLLI& BRO.
Nos. 6, 81 10, 10Th street,
:MARBLElWoRKERS :.
American and Scotch
GRAN ITES
AT THE VERY LOWEST RATES. sp5

Index to New Advertisements.
Hamilton Opera House. Maggie
Mitchell.
For Cincinnati-Stcamer Andes.
Flour-M. Il j. Pollock.
Free Exhibition-Paull Il Winship.
Festival-Fourth Presbyterian Church
Announcement-Stan Bros.
For Rent-Boarding House.
Ottul-Shenck j. Zoeckier.
CITY Council tomorrow night.
CAN'T something he done +" ""atch
up the thieves.
THE December term of the County
Court commences to-day.
THE Grand Jury will meet this morn
ing ut ten o'clock.
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Go vERNoR's OFFICE, RICHMOND, Ju,y2

1t affords me pleasure Ia say tina, AN,
well acquainted with large majority ~,
the officers Of the Montpelier Female In
name Association, who reside In the ~.
cinity OF my home, and | attest thor in.
telligence and their worth and high r,n,
tation as gentlemen, rs well rs the rph.
lie confidence, influence and substant,o,
means literally represented among III,
JAMES l.. kEMPER, Gov. virgir,a
ALEXANDRIA, VA, JulyS, ISL
commend them as gents OF honor and ia,
tegrity, and fully entitled to the conhdrnrc
of the public
II. W. HUGHES.
L. :. Judge, East'n Dist. DIVA.
Further references by permission: H,s
FNccllency Gilbert &. Walker, FN.I,uy.
orner of Va. Hon. Robt. T.. WithrrS. l.i,ul
Gov. OF Va, and L. =. senator elect: son.
tors and Members OF Congress from Va
Remittances for tickets may be- mad. H.,
express prepaid, postollice money -0rrirrun
Washington, ID. e., or by registered lrrrrI
For full particulars, testimonials. Sc
send for Circular. Address,
HON. JAMES BARBER.
Prcs't NJ. +. II. A., Alexandria, Vu
Reliable agents wanted everywhere.
naflSh
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Sunset At T.s0.
Buxbaum, the busy tailor.
Muhlhausen, the neat tailor
Rid gloves in every shade, nj Franks
Coda water at Gaaeher's for Friday evenings.
Reliable as a chromomete' IS Gouert, the 4th ST.
tailor.
The western Railroad track is being rapldlf ex-
tended.
Furniture repaired and Vanished, AZ Adair's. 4th
and King.
Moraan's shirts Will take the premium any where
In the world.
Tomorrow dine at Fu'lmcr's popular saloon. Thy
his turtle and clam soup.
A full line of ladies suits and pOlOnaise, ut low
prices, at Lichtcnsteln's.
A Grover & Baker Sewing machine Is q handy
thing have In house.
Coal of the very unrest kinds ut Craven 4 Arm
srOngs, DOT OF \ est street.
Maroney h Marshall have patent attachment for
harness. worth thous inds of dollars.
Ba r sells Hadlcld's celebrated fire works.
Don't forget the place, 1926 Orange Street
Dube.l can ut you with as pretty hat on the 4th
as any other day, ami at the lowest figure
The Fourth OF july will ne good day to step in
aud look at Alsentzer's hats, 22I Market street.
There viii be a tremendous crowd eager to buy
teas at Houston Il Prizer's tomorrow morning.
| The heavy end OF the tailoring business Ia Ter,
| though Ba5ne has still good many customers 10
wait ON.
| We are increasinr our facilities for fine printing
and lessening the cost to rs, Of which our cutGn
| shalt have the benefit.
People riN have their fun on July iih even IL they
nav TO 20 out OF town for IT,. Booth viii sell mil
| Hoes crackers and other fire works.
| Tomorrow look ont fur big noises and heav'
slnok s. but for good smoke go to Singles 4 son's
6i9 Mafket street, and be sure of Andiug u.
Go TO Bark er's and buv some g0ld fire works foi
| to morrow, Also, buy some Of his celebrated par
tagas to light them with. We give SIX for a quarter
A great curiosity may be seen at the Enterprise
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eyitp Business Dtrefinry


AUCTIONEERs.
L. W. StidhAm Son, III u. ith street.
Joseph f. Miller. 9TH andp<ing streets
BANKERS Il BROKERS,
R. r. Robinson A Co, 400 Market street.
BARBRRs a. HAIR DREssRBs.
A. Ashonbach. 800 Market street.
BELL RINGERS IL BILL POSTERS.
Geo. W Jacssen, " 9Th street, .,
BOOr& SHOE MAKERs. md DEALER
j. o. Al xander, io3 Market street
2 r EsiPg 81 and Seip'sy d siTss sre.,
John 8 Moreand, sth and Poplar stroets
Ghsrlos Rabinort, ais Markets tsert
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
j. q HaddOck, shop Thorno bel Front Res 1913 Wa
CIGARS u TOBACCO.
brisbane a DeAIainville, tn Market sti Get
Geo. a. Davis, 5o2 shipley street.
VIM u. Robinson, 1852 E. 9TH street
CLOCKS, WATCHES. ~ JEwEi.5RS
@. |. Bueh, corner Seventh and Market streets.
Preston Ayers l04 King streoL
j. O. Massey, Is H. 9TH street
COAUH ~ CARTILAGE MATERIAL.
VIM. Green o.. y. 70. cor. 30 and shipley utreets
DRUGGISTS.
H. II. Bringhurst, 3i7 Market street
OVERS a. SCOuRERS.
Nicholas Jenney, 9iO King street
FLORISTS.
Tatnan 4 o.. Delaware Avenue and Jefferson Street
GENERAL INSURANCE AtsENTs.
lhumIA II. Pluminor, ul3 Market street.
Wooey Van Trump, 5lO Market street.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
James n Watson A Son i94 MarLet street
John r. Doughen, 40 Market street
HATS. CAPS. &c.
H Haiku l a n %;Sl5PyssP, e Market street
William 4. Webb az Market street
HARDWARE.
w. II. Billany, 9lt Market street
danes Bro, ~ Market street
IKON a. STEEL.
VIM. Greon Co., s. E. cor. ID aud shipley atreets
LIVERY STABLES.
John Atkinson. Shipley, above ID strcot,
LOOKING-GIassEs Il FRthFs.
Elgs9oa Doa5s, Y W, 81 street.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
Goo, Gouert, ls e. Fourth street
Cyrus Stern, III Market st eet.
john II Muhlhauzen, as King street
PAPER uANGiNGS, SHADES. &c.
John r Holt, Sd and Market streets
A. Is. Jones, ills Market street.
PLUMBERS AND Gas FILTERS.
". +, Gillespie, sb ". 9TH stroot
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
5.yana + in9ipRion, Almonds Bds, sth "ark
i IL l,rsse,' 81 sd shipisy stTe este
Wm. Reynolds %. ~ Market street
\ u; Grmshaw, No. ". 81 Street
samuel " Ie6sasy, 7os aaris i' street, tseo ady)
a IN. hoCuuiley o., 05 Market street.
RESTAUR ANT & DlLLIAHD RaO
10 eph fulluer Sl and zoo Market street
SEWING MACHINES.
rover 4 Baker :. NJ. Co., 507 King streot
| New American Sewing Machine 7lo MA-kot stroet
STOVES. HEATERS. TiNwA1R. DC.
Irines A. Anderson, $40 K 9Th street.
COFFEE md TEA Deniers
| Union Pacific Tea Company, 5ia Market street
UNDERTAKERs.
| rhos J. Giles, I'll Shipley street.
=. s. Young, sH Market street, (HAa ads.l
UPIiOf.sTEitERs.
| Henry Erwin. 6lj Washington street.
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Boarding.


ROARDlNG-WA BY A GEN
~ ileman, ro' IN ID board in a private family
Location desired between hind aud Seventh and
VI dsnn and 1atnall streets ddress
jyl-3t' IN /. " This ONCE.
GUNNER BOARDING AT A PLEAS
- ant, SHADY farm house on the Kennett Ike, 2
miles ron ilmingtOn, within m.nu e walk of
W. 4 K. X. r., at Greenyie, station. Larg airy
rooms id ess. CALEB TAYLNIR.
1yl lst' Green lille, Del.
ROARDING-rI EASANT SUITS OF
~ front rooms, for young men, Also, table hoard
by the week day or meals, at low rates, at 5l6 Mar
ket Street. Wilmington, Del.
ie 5-tf p. A TOW NsEND.
II OA RID N G.-PLEASANT ROOMS
ID and boarding in private family, At
my2su No. ia XII q STREET.
BOARDING = FIRST-CLASS ROOMS
ID with board at
apr3o-3m 225 SIMPLIFY STREET.
BOARDING FOR MAN AND WIFE.
ID or wo single gentlemen, in private fam ~ at
apr2l-tf n? JEFFERSON STREET.
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AhhANAlie VI ~ MUM lo-bAf.
II o Barnhart, phila.
A Hareshome, BALTIC.
rheo Horwltz, Phila.
VIM II Dick, "
Vim Johnson, Del.
w A rurner, City.
Jno J Turner, 3"
VIM y Allen, Pliila.
VIM Cummins, NJ, D., Del.
W p NJ Cummins. Delaware.
Frank Reading, Williamsport.
Samuel BarnIiAter. phIla-
q L Knight, New York.
L Brinton, " VT. West Chester, Pa.
Chas Watson, Phila.
i 4 Fisher, "
l. H Clark. New York.
John X Russell, Florida.
J S Chalker, New Jersey.
Aug Richards, Phila.
Gen J. C Bootes, U. S. A.
Nath Wilson, Washington.
j Il Harris VT 4 CHI, Kent Co. Nd.
Jno Schaffer, Phila
W Richardson, Houston, Del.
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The " Gentleman ia Black" who is the tltear
demon . dra Il shops, ass his -Ourest aspect
when the rapid progress of Vinegar Sit RS is re-
porte a. 'wn below" The PEG lie eye able
Tonic Is playing the mischief with his hltters hied
with rum. All diseases VIII oh thos demone nos
trums aggravate unde pr 'ense re evln such
as ind gesliOn, sick hsadache, constipation, heuma-
tsm. gOnt. and intermittent ferers are cure hy il.
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NJ FROM MISS AVN MCDOWELL.

Ruior Woman's Department, undaY Republic:
Or Il. + kuNKsL- ear sir: de ire to bear lun
solicited) testimony 20 the merits Of you Bitter
Wine OF iron as a dysprptic rein,dy have taken
it myself with excellent effect ! nav 'ticed he
greai benefit de lived IRON 1t by several sun r ny
Door women, whom ur cnarit, ha uabled e to
hesiow It upon. wi Ing that yoi IN uld use
is in any WAY you may lies e., a III nop those OF
my friends who ad Will belie cit to be an huAest
aggression OF my Opi.l ,u OF an Keel NJ medein j,
a d my VI obi .tiJn 10 it, benev ieut prJpr.-
eo., d Kunkel. No. 9 North Ninth street
kespectf lily youis, ANN .MlDow LII
rdit Wo ans Department, sunday kepunlic
Bew re If colnteff its b f. kankel's Butsg
Wine If Iron no III by e snI ur L. bu.k, only
street, Phi adel MA advice free, 10 aud see.
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sgost aud found.

+ OST-IN THIS CITY, ON MONDAY,
1 4 lime Goth a sleeve button, marked with the
letter APP he finder win re- Give liberal reward
by leaving Lat jv1-3t. THIS OFFICE.
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eE~ Mocha, Old law, Fine Java, Marac libo, La
gnayra, ant Rio Coifees, of the best quail only,
King AMI 5i1 King. A 50, a fir t-class assn tmeut
OF tas. fancy groceries, and goods table for eX.
cursi ns picnics, snlng parles etc, at lower THAI
usual prices. BoS man, 81 King and sec nd and
King street.
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MEETINGS. THIS EVENING.
Fairfax Lodge, No. s, I. o. o. F.. at Odd Fell
lowss Hall.
Columbia Lodge, No. %, l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Delaware Tribe, No. 1, 1. o. h. NJ, ut Red
Mems Hall, 4lj Market.
Washington Council No. A, o. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall.
Rescue Council No. 8, Jr. o. U.A. NJ. at Hall
5ll Market street.
Lcnapc Tribe, No. c, I. o. r. NJ, in sayille
Building
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at 4O4 Market
street.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 7, X. of p, at knights of
pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
Washington Camp, p o. S. Of A., at McClary's
Building.
CouLD'ST CONE IA reporter of one of our
city papers,-in quest of locals, this morning, met
little six year old with his arm in a sling Step
ping up to- the young hopeful the following col
loquy ensued
Rep.-Bub, whats the matter with your arm
B0y.-Its broke.
Rep.-How was it broken ? .
Boy.-Wrestling with another boy.
Rep.-When was it done
Boy. -Sa.u day evening
The reporter having gained all the nforma-
ton necessary except tho boy name, for a To-
cal yenured the following question
Rep.-Whats your name, Bah
Boy Wouldn't you Like to get my name to
put IN the papers But guess you don't II
know you, saying which thumb found the tip
of his nose and with lis fingers pointing to DIFF
ierent points OF the compass, the boy went his
way
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DNY GOODS AND MATTINGS
FOR HOT WE ,THER.
FOR NOT WEAT EFT.
FOR HOT WEALTH. Il.
THIN AND COOL
HIN AND COOL
HIN AND COOL
FABRICS
FABRICS!
FABSICSl
Handsome Striped TIernauies
Fine Sin AID Wool lIerrauies
Heavy Mesh leruanics
Lace iriD' inens,
Plain Linens for Suits, nom q 10 80 cents
Linens Tor covering Furniture,
hlte tmhr0iicrtd Piqu.s,
White Victoria I,awns,
Side Band Lawns, Elegant Goods and Large As
sortnent.
A Full inc Of Plain and Striped Muslins.
Llama Lace ~acks
La na Lace POintes
Immense oek of parasols
farasols from sl.5O to $500,
summer SIX at 70 cents,
SUNNI r silks at fl.00,
summer silks ~ sl.25,
summer silks at 81 So
NE HAVE OF HAND A LARGE STOCK OF
SPRING DRESS GOODS, WHICH = Il ARE VERY
DESTROYS OF HFDUC1NG IN o DER no DO
. HAVE MARKED MANY OF THEM DOWN.
WE THINK THOSE IN WANT WILL FINn 1T
TO rHt1N INTEREST TO CALL AND EXAMINE
OUR $40, X.
W. Nj. KRNNARD Il CO.,
fs 9o-tf No. 3O6 Market Street.
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Ev-E r KUYK Us TER VINE or mon

Has never neen kno gH u fai In he cure Of ak
ness g. del witt ymntom~; lndi p si- on TO eN
ertion Difficulty Of breathing; weakness nervous
trem ling; di cad nj horror Uf death; ght sweats
dim ess OF vision; languOr; universal assltude u
the muscular 81 stem; enormous appel tie, with s.
peptic symptoms; hot Ia DIS nus ing Of the b dy
drj ness of the skin pallid countenance aud erup
u ms on tne ace, paf l!lng me blood; pam II me
flying Defo tAe ey' with suilusOu and loss Of
sig {; want of attention, etc. -od in bottles
t-et the ge ui1e Depot a ID Otlce, No 259 North
Ninth street, thtla. >dvice free. jc2g-lm
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AFantfd.

w AN D.-A GOOD BOY AT
w Sprlnger's Saloon,
iy9-9' no. W. ForpTH ST.
M 900 PIERS Ms To- co
w on The mon VI +. Sunday School Excursion
to Glen plden. 10 lea7e Tie p. W. n b. Depot.
Ale 14sE Y. IEi-f al. Al -, A. II I!a1ais a.
cents; CnIldreh 80 cents. j.l Ct
w y n T L D.-A WHITE WOMAN
w who $ a good cook. A Catholic preferred
pply at les6-til THIS oFFIcE.
WANTED TO BORROW - - 500
w 10 $4,000 on frs mortgage ON 1t most dcslrl-
BILE house On delaware Avenue, worth double tits
amount. This is a safe and sure inye tment
SAMUEL ". Nc AUlLEY,
je26-l2i No. i06 Market ~treet
NNANTED-EV To KNOW
w that they cau get only fir t-class coal. az
FILE & MUkrilEf'S.
apr2ly Cor. Tw entieth AID Market SITS.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
rhe Tempera,ure. To-aay.
The city Treasury DefaIcatlon.

AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
At s A. M, ISo At A z. NJ, S2s
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Es-DTAM0ND JEEELR a Speciality. Amert
ladies' and gents solid gold chains Jewelry in every
variety also clocks at prices TO suit the times at t
W. Bailys old established stand, No. 622 Market st.
phIadeluha,
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fur Rent.

~
EOR RENT-A NICE THREE STORY
aud cold water. large yard, good neighborhood rent
''"' 'pp' U eiLFiN AVE. AND ADAMS ST.,
jeq7-tf or 100 West street.
TNOR RENT IA FINE RESIDENCE
u No. 40 King Street rent low. Possession
given Immediately. Apply TO ,.,,,,,,,,s
je9ltf 1o4 Market Street.
NOR RENT-THE THREE STORY
IL brick house No 11l4 West ST.. IN good order,
with all modern improvements Apply to e,nrr
jeg9if on the premises
EOR RENT-SIX ROOMED HOUSE,
j all in good order, No. 91I Jefferson Street.
Possession immediate. For terms, &c apply TO
NJ. NJ. CHILD Co,
No. A w. Sevelth Street,
je22-l9t Exchange Bulldog.
LNOR RtNT-STORE NO Il. FIFTH
IL Street, in Clayton House Building.
je5-tf Il. T. ia LlR, 800 Market St.
NOR RENT--THE OLD AND WELL
J. established delaware Bot, Nut and Machine
Works situated at the cnT. of Third and ChuIln It's,
in this city, Is now offered for rent. TO an inter
prisng parry desiring business this property pre-
scnts rare lnducement Apply d to IN.
je2-im' No. IA 70. Fourth St.. vii Del
NOR RENT-THE STORE lOC WEST
IL From Street, lltey occupied by John I. West,
successor to the late Scattergood Allen, as Hour,
feed and hay business 1t has been thoroughly re-
paired. and is now IN good order for the above hush
ness or almost any other kind. Possession lmne-
diatey. Apply to r. PLuNkETT,
my2s II I'd and Market streets.
NOR RENT-A THREE STORY BRICK
l. house, In good order, No. 203 West 1ith street,
pleasant neighbnrhuOd and rent moderate. Possess
sion gwen Immediately. Apply 10
Il BRINGHURSr Il CO.,
apr30-tf Cor Market and Sixth SITS.
NOR RENT-SECOND AND THIRD
IL story rooms to rent. Apply at
apr2O-tf 6i6H MARKET ST.
INOR RENT. - BRICK DWELLING
suitable for Boarding House or Professional
Ohces on 18th ST., opposite Clayton House.
mar2-tf c. F THOMAS
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RE r. KrY3EL's BITTER VINE or fRoy.

Has never been known to fail in the cure Of weak.
ness, attended with symptoms, indispOsiOn 10 cX-
erton, loss Of memory, dlTiicul breathing, general
weakness horror of sease, weak, nervous tr.m-
bling, dreadful horror vi derth Alght sweas, cold
feet, weakness dinness III vision, languur, uniyer-
sal las itud Of the muscu al sys EN-, enOrinOus APP
petite, with dyspeptic 81 stem, hot hands, flushing
of the body, dryness 0f the skin, pald c0nntenance
and eruptiOns on tn face, purifying the blood, pain
IN the back heavness ot tie eyelids, frequent back
spots dying before the eyes, with temporary sufu-
sion and loss of sight want of attention. e6 These
sym toms all arise from weakness, and u remedy
that use L Kunkcls Bittur Wine OF Iron. 1t
never fails Thousands are now enjoying health
who have used it, Gel the genuine. Sold My In
81 bottles Take only E Kunkes. Depot and
offce, No. 259 North Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
IL is sold only in 81 bottles, with a photograph Of
the Proprietor on each wrapper, all other is counter
felt.
Sold by all Druggists.
EB-No. 259 TAPE WORN NJ 80.
Removed In few hours with harmless vegetable
medicine. No fee asked until the entire with
head passes Refer those afflicted 10 residents Of
the city whom have cured that had taken IN VAN
turpentine, and so-called specgcs, and all known
remedies. DR.. L. +. Kunkei. No. 800 n. Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia. Advice free. Removed tape worm
from child years Old, measuring ~ feet. Call
and see specimens at office. Seat. Pin and stomach
Worms also removed
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Burton Sales.

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VNHOMAS NJ OGL.
Il AUoTloNEsR,
I W. s'rlDHAM 81 son.
81. AUCrIONETRs
DOMBOTHAM Il FkAIM,
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No. G. East Fourth street
IOSEPH L. MILLER. REAL ESTATE
- AGENT AND AUCTI0NEER. S. e. Corner
Fourth and King Streets, Graves Building
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ADELrm ELECTION. AT meeting Of the Adel-
phi Literary Society, last evening, the following
officers were elected President, J. n. Carswel ;
Vice Pres. john D. Hurtz Secretary, Geo Gar
rett Treasurer. Geo. b. Cole Critic W. b. Ba-
con. The meeting then adjourned until the first
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CITY ITEMS.

Is-L0ORi LOOKl LOO6l
KELLY's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE
1t will cure Dyspepsia, sour stomach and Heart
burn.
/ Will make you strong aud give you new life
II will act upon your liver and tone up your diges-
ton.
II is pleasant 10 take and perfectly harmless
II Will 10 all that 'onic will do without liquor TO
stimulate. ii is prt Wine VI Iron Try IL. Octnrs
prescribe II, u, py recommend II. Thousands
nave been cured WIN il. suffer no longer send
and gel circular See what 1t has done
For sale bv smith Painter, Il. Brlnghurst & Co.
y Mrnall- lr.. AMI druggists generally anrg-litn
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Net deficr nry for 1871 si,G6S.Gi
NIINi.csn.', July 9, 1874.
--.ir l.casls INC sed the adoption Of the re-
pUis, N!ol 1lr, Hayes inquired if it would not
lie better to lay tle matter owes week or two
until Mr.. Wooley has completed bis examine
non Of the Treasurer's books for 1923. Mr..
pclels had no objection to such proceeding,
and stated that he had only made the former
motion TO bring the subject before the Council
for disposal. He therefore accepted MIR.
Hayes suggestion and the subject went over