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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-16
Saturday the 28th DaY ofIune. L87s.

commencing Mt 10 o'clock a. NJ, the following
described property, tO-WIt: rct or parcel Of land
situated In Ohio county, West Virginia, on ill.,
waters Of short Creek, commencing at stake In the
jacobs line, thence south ~ east 10 60IOO poles to
stake, thence south 6614o east GO polcs to stake
thorce south S5IO, cast ! 7!-l01 poles ts stake,
thence south 3le west q 6S-lOq poles to a stake,
thence south a., west 10 gi-lOO poles to atone,
thence SOuth I9k', west 10 6t-l0O poles IL slgka,
thence south %, east II S.l0O lOles to stone,
theuee south Al10, west g poles 10 buttpruut tree
thence nOFth S., west 1874 9-lOO poles 10 stump
thence north "a east 2Oj poles u stake, thence
moth ~ east y S6.lOO poles to the lace u begin.
Mug, containing w acres, one ro0L and three poles
more or less, being the same property tht james C.
Pearson aud tlorentO Y. PeRron conveyed to Win. r.
Chapllne aud Emily Il. ChApline, by deed dated the
a0th VI March, 1871 and recorded In the Clerks office
Of Said county In deed book No S. pages IGI and IG2
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-thiIdr cash, the residue Ia ak
and twelve months from date Of sale the purchaser 10
give his nOes bearing interest from date for the de-
Tered payments and TO give deed Of trust on the
property to secure their payment. Tt'c Is believed
70 be good but selling as trustee will only convey such
title rs Is vested ln me.
my26DAw ]. b. EWING, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-16
HNRUSTEE,s SALE :

by virtue d deed Of trust lnale by J. ". Chap
line and Emily Il Chaplinc " the, US trustee, dated
the I'd day Of February, 1873, aud recorded In the Re-
cordcrs Office Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In deed
o. trust book No 49, Pages 100 aud SGT Will sell at
ML.al Nlr.,lnla M .s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-16
EDUCATIONAL.

.oAY YEAR Board and Tuition for Girls, Boy,
G6U :, Young Men Preparatory C6HFIS ~
W. -Eo,Igg, MsJieiW, LAI6 aAd DiFiatiy. 10.
hi,T,,' U5rolA LOCRtIon unsurpassed. Rev.
ggSy REILLY, Il D., Episcopal Academy, Had.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-16
INRCsTEESSALE0F QUARRY LOTS,

ny VI lIuAl Nlhut ny llGufy hummer
and wife 10 me, rs TRUSTEE dattS March a. 1871, and
Of ferUTd 10 the office u the Clerk Of the County
Court Of OH" county, Ia deed Of trust hook No. IL,
page IA, shall, on
Saturday, Juno Si, 1870,
commencing nj 10 o'clock \. ~ at the front door Of
the Count llulsI VI Ohp county, sell ut public aIr.
iiOn the highest bidder, the following lots IL the
addition Of the City Oi Wheeling rs NI out by f. Il
Armstrong, Trustee, that Is tOSay: Quarry lot No
T. rnntAUnB OOds n uOlesi also NJ much Of quarry
lut No. u lies within the iCllUwitV iNinls begin.
nInR II the SOuth aide VI Fulton street. Al corner e-
lwerHIuarTy lUIsN ianl EO,IA aud running with the
line ii Fulton street iOH, G. 2.llO poles, aud J.
~, ~ 6l.l0O poles " the line VI said street aud
with the same H. VA Z. D.i0l poles, thenc. T. iOJS,
". Is t0lU poles to the SOnthWUSCIy line Of said hi
No. g. and with tho same u. H ". Il o. 100 ROLES 10
The south ry rOTner between quarry lots M, 5 and
NJ T. aud With the division Iue between said quarry
lots H. t0N, 6. u 9i-lOl poles 10 the lGsunng con.
lainlDg aero moe or less Asp quarry lot No, I,
containing rOOls poles, excepting The cO1l undcFy-
Ing all itail lots also the following ~ TrOnA property
ViE.; Five (6l heal VI horses and " S0ls.WhgOns,
and all the mason aud quarry tools IlSe By said Gun.
tier in ILLS Gtone mason aud quarry business
TERAS Og SALE-fOr the personal property caSli;
for the real estate, Onchalf III rash aud balance III
Six nOnlhs with lot rest from day Of Ials tho pur-
chaser 10 give his note with good personal security
for the delcre Jay ment and 10 secure the ZANE 6y
satisfactory deed Of trust on aid real esiac
my2S-NwP A. J. CLARKE, TnlsiOD,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-16

Cincinnati Hog Market.
CINcISNATi. June 14.-HoGs-Light s. 6Sa
So packing S37OA3 10; butchers s. OOtL3 Us
Receipts GsO heal shipments 500 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-16

eItAESaenb AeooaHeLaIi0N-IAayes BellaITe Al 4n
m, Bridgeport 500 D. M arrives a. StSnbSr SI,Is ~
20 p M leaves stelbenyIlls At $50 a. m, and ar
~ uhtaeeport at $50, and BsllAre at 9io m
a. ne otSnoenyule AccommUl alton, In addition 10
hs' regular trip 10 and irOM sten eVIlIe viii mali,
" " following trips between Bcllale and MHrIin's
Bridgeport to Nar,In's Ferry. .......roOsa NJ.
B,lIaI,. "'"'''.''... i:GS pm.
"thaE G''''''.,'''..,.,.,....,.llS 20 4. IN,
s...,,......., .,,.....,., 5t5 u, M,
ssSppIPg when required al sherman House. RISa.
VILE II ,Meat wheeling and Gravel Hlll.
mn !ne ES s1d Wet can b procured al dc hekeI
20 Pr MYERS,
w General fASsenEer and Ticket Agent
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-12-19

In the garden, light sOiIs can be given a
much more stable and productive character
by covering them with clay TO the depth of
one or two inches every fall The winter
frost and rains mix the two diverse soils, TO
their mutual benefit. Carting sand on clay is
rarely remunerative the reverse Is decided
~ So and tOp-dTessinPs Of clay on light land
are often more beneficial than equal amounts
OF manure.
AS practically employed, l regard quick,
stimulating manures, like guano very njuTi-
Gus 10 light soils ! believe them 10 be the
curse Of the south. They are used ITO make
Il crop, as it is termed and they do make il
for few years, but TO the utter impOverish-
ment of the land.
And yet, by the aid OF these stimulating
commercial fertilizers the poorest soil can be
made 20 produce tine straw berries, if sutii-
cient moisture can be maintained Just as d
physician can rally an exhausted man 10 a
condition IL which lac can take and be
strengthened by food, 30 land, too poor and
light TO sprout pea, can be stimulated into
producing meager green crop of some kind,
which, piowed under, will enable the land 10
produce a second and heavier burden This,
II turn placed IL the soil, will begin 10 give
suggestion of fertility Thus poor or exhaust
ed soil can be made, by several years Of skill
tul management, TO oonvalesce slowly into
strength.
Coarse, grRvelly soils are usually even
worse. II We must grow our strawberries on
them, give the same general treatment that ]
have Just suggested.
On some peat soils the strawberry thriyes
GDundantly on others it burns and dwindles
With such soil, ] should experiment with
bone-dust ashes, etc, until found Just what
was lacking
No written directions can take the place Of
common sense, Judgment, and, above ali, eX-
perienee. BOiis wary hke individual chRraC-
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something for she New Year.

The word-renowned success o. Hostetter's Bitters
and their continued popularity for quarter Of cen
fury a stomachIC. IL scarcely more wonderful than
the welcome that greets the annual appearance o.
Hostettcrs Almanac. This valuable medical treatise
is published 10y Hostctter q SMITH, Pittsburgh Pa,
under their own immediate supervision. employing
30 hands u that department, Ten cylinder printing
presses. folding machine, job presses, Ge.. are
running about eleven months lr the yea- TINS
work. and the ISSUE Of for 1880 will not be less
tnau ter millions, printed III the English, German
French, Welsh, Norwegian bwedisL Holland, Bone
miau and spanish language. Refer 10 copy % u
for valuable and interesting reading concerning
health. and numerous tesiim t. the eficacy
Of Hustetters BItters, Amusement, varied iuformA-
tluu Astronomical calculation. chronological items,
&c which car 10. depended OIL fr- CORRECTNESS. I'll,
ulmana. for 1857 cal ty Obtained free OF cost, iron
druggists and general country dealers all parts o.
the cUuutry.
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Railroads..
VERMONT VALLEY RAILROAD

s=.ssls-=ss y tan - On ia i'I ROAD a. = Nil
-. as--ess=sh lc4Ee UI.ATTLLBOEU for AL
Igluts NJ-,h al 1880 l.. L b..
a J.. L.. AM ~ 80 3. Il.
Tn 10 :jV D. ~. train express FOR Montreal wa
W mt hlYer Juuciai' wlth sleeping car attached.
4ur 1880 @. D.. trash ma -r-ll Tor Montpelier
So Aluaut. Rutland. Burlington, Montreal, til, Pas.
sumpslc road -la tuD " has, Mountain.
ly as tram ma. train Tor White Rive
junction and Rutland.
Train leave BILLIONS IALLs I1r the south. con
meeting Win The lHluvciicut River lime brattebo-
r a. follow Muutre-l express tram - 80 o. L..
ulud4tiuL. s .aa g.. L..
The $3.50 - L.. tram arrives IL New YuII at 1890
H. tht gas o. H. train ar .45 r H.; tine :S5 ?. L.
train o. 10 $780,
ALtuesr trl -- ll-4r close c1uuec,tHu With Boston
Albany il. A. U1th east ana west ui springfield.
j. MtLLluAE. superintendent.
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All THE NEWS OF TIL DAI
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These art--
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SPECIAL ARTICLES uFou agricultural and domestic
topics, sketches OF travel and Adventure, and inter
estlng miscellany.
Tue year 1851 Will b. the E'residpntiaI ear.
aud viii witness political struggle between the two
great parties W sur passing earuestness and impur-
lance The proceedings Of Congress the canvass TO-
nomination. tho result uf tur national conventions
the progress and issu. OF the campaign are some %
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teltuu pi the people during the year AL those viii
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upon which viii depend the fate o. the for
many years TO come. The questions whether tue
ITO. OF toe nation IL 60 he continued % tine handh o.
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which sought ITS lfr-whetner purity Of the Dao!
aud the freedom Of the suffrage are 60 be preserved
whether tins % uatllL. mere cong GRAFTON o.
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tuce Tor the nation a. against srrtionalst. f"- the
purity % the ballot Is Egsutt corruption and VIC
ieuct, and for the maintenance ~ Republican prince
PIES sound nuAuce and Al honest currency.
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MAJ, VII be- sent q. heretofore uv "PerIey, cor
respondent of long experience and wide Information
assisted by webb whose signature Already pleas
zuty familiar 90 the jouruai reauerf
TIL YOUNG fARAEL, whore strong good sens
and heip'u auu practicA ldeAs about farming nave
made liu one ~ the most pupulz~ writers among
Nov England Farmer. viii continue 30 treat the
rluus p1Hses of farm life 10 us Everyday Thought
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d1uru4. know one Of the most 1rEIua and charm.
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fled
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THE BELTED WORLD.


THE CRUISE OF TIL FIERY CROSS.
Describing voyage O. the Philippine IsIAnds Anl
China. rc-ouutuF iucderi- au shipDosrl and soenes
Oh shoe, and descrluIug ~ hlr breezy and f-nsr
style a. thai d, and interesting ID tne countrs,
VISITED.
MI. EDWARD KING VII continue 60 furnish cor.
respuuutnce from Pans and other European capitals
NJ. King stsuds 90 ~" front raut a. European
respondents and his long residence sbros1, and hif
extensive know ledge q political aud social muveu ents
give special qualifications for TINS service The
year promises be one Of uuusuE. interest N ku.
rope, and Nj kIng viii teey the readers q the Jour
M informed upon oil events connected with Europe
al dIpiomScy, politics anu sOciA. !1t
Each issue az The weekly journal contains Thirty.
sz long column Specimen copies cent Oh arpIca
sion 90 address AL rsIutttGuces should be uy
Post Once order. Registered Letter Cr BAuk CusC4
address PUBLISHERS BOSTON WEEKLY jour.
MAJ, No. 2G4 Washington s.. boston, Mass
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An ANrpoTE FOR poIsoN If person
swallows any poison whatever, or has fallen
into commissions from having overloaded the
stomach. an instantaneous remedy, most eff
clent and applicable in large number Of
cases. is q heupiug teaspooufui OF common
salt and us much ground mustard stirred
rapidly IN q toucupful of water. warm or cold
and swallowed instantly. 1t is scarcely down
before it begins to come up. bringing with 1t
the remaining contents of the stomach and
lest there be any remnant Of the poison how
ever small let the white Of an egg or a tea
spoonful OF strong coffee be swallowed as
soon as the stomach Is quiet because these
very common articles nulify large number
Of virulent poisons
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-12-19

columns fr pay, and seldom trouble ourselves to en-
qu4re 10 the qualities merits % the wares Auver-
tsed further than To Assure ourselves that they ~,
legitimate and res 1ect4bio But when an article per
forms miracles midst, Transforming tho old 60
young 10 appearance ~ least, We cannot pass 1t by
uunoucgl. w know o. people who year. ago. were
rrzy-neaded. and vhu now wear darn aud glossy hair
How as this Do evidently coOred, for i has b
pc-fecfIr natural Apusaranrp instead OF the hnrtl
dry staring Of with nitrate ~ sver
or other common haIr dyes No. i. has been restureu
youthful COLOR Iustre aud vitality 10y the use OF
that wonder OF Wonder Halle Vegetable Slciltsu Hair
keuever 1. las many nitators hut there is nothing
lac II. Inc tea OF wears only increases It's fame.
while iIitKtors die and are forgotten ho,ruf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-12-19

tex l have yet TO learn Of a system Of rules
that will teach us how TO deal with every man
We meet 1t is ever wise, however, TO deal
Justly and literally He that expects much
from his land must give il much
have dwelt at length on the preparation
and enrichment Of the land since it is the
cornerstone Of all subsequent success. Let
me close by emphasizing again the principle
which was made prominent at first Though
We give our strawberry plants everything else
they need our crop Of fruit will still be good
or bad III proportion az we are Bble to main
tain abundant moisture during the blossom
ing and fruiting season. If provision can be
made for irrigation, it may increase the yield
tenfold h p Rec Ia December lScri6Her.
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SARFORD'S RADICAL CURE

not only promptly arrests the cor-odnr discharges To
lutarrh. Nut sympathetic action. 30 restores sound
health H.. 'f ORGANS 90 TIA. heal that have become
Hurcc. ry lt. u4u exhibit any Oi the following alice
Defective Evcsight. Infamed and Mattery
Iyes, Painful and Watcry Eyes, Loss Of
Hearing, Laracht, Neuralgia Of the Ear.
Discharge from the EHr, Ringing Noises
in the Head. Dizziness, Nervous Headache.
Pains in the Temples, Loss Of the senses al
Taste and Smell, ElunEatiuu OF the Uvuia
Inflammation of tho Tunsils. Putrid sore
Throat, Tickling or Hacking Cough. BroD-
clits, and bleeding of the LunEs.
Bach racEarr contains u snnforf's improved IT,.
hNur Iuur with lu and carefully prepared directions
ior iu ul cases FrlcC.g For sale by all wholesale
and retail druggists and dealers hrqurhout the nited
States g.H u.la.a. W. EhS G. POTTER. AuuyrAI
Agents nud Wholesale Druggists. Boston Mass.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-12-19

To all who are suffering from the errors ana lndis-
eretonH Of youth nervous weakness early decay, loss
of manhood, Sl., will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. III, great remedy wEs
discovered boy missionary IL South America,
Sends seli-addressed envelope TO the REy. JOSEPH
IHNAS SiAiaOa Il, AsH FOTk Ct9.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-12-19

Let farmer divide ms white Rutter into i've
iots, while yet il the form OF cream, and for one
make Of Perfected Butter Color, made by Wells
richardson Co.. burlington, Va, while the other
goes % martet without color, ana he will discover Oh
what course his interest depends. This color giyes
the me, rch, golden yellow Of nrst quality June but
ter, aud rs not unRed with the duh red TINT objected
TO IN most butter cOlOrf.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-12-19

The main cause Of nervousness IL indigestion and
that IA caused by weakness Of the stomach No one
can nave sound nerves and good health without using
Hop Bittert 10 strengthen the stomach, purity TIT
blood and Keep the liver aud kidneys active carry
on AL tine poisonous and waste matter Of the system
See Otuer cuumu.-AuUuHrt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-12-19
NEW LONDON NORTHERN RAILROAD


! ~ e. d.. ier south vernon. springfield Miller 2
1 Ais, Fliruuur-, boston, AMI ali stations Oh the
New London NorIbtr. railroad sundays, only
connects iHr Springfield. Monday. does not con
nee. for Springfield.
lu:uo d. H.. for Conn. River l.. L., Mlilere Eals
fllcupur-, Boston, 'uaar Tunnel. &e
1857 J.. L., White NJ Hlut-Iu express for New Yurl
- g. H.. steamboat tram fey New London uua also
Tor Conn. LIatr L. L.
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ponds EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note: ASK for Ponds Extract.
Take 10 other.


Hear. for j will speak Of excellent
things"
PONDS EXTRA CT-The great Vegetable
Pain Destroyer. Has been IN use over
thirty yenrg. and ior cleanliness and
prompt curative virtues cannot he eXcelleu
CHILDREN No family can anOrd 10 be
without Ponds Extract Accidents,
Bruises. OsnIuHiOns. cuts. SprRinE
are relieved almost instantly 10y external uppi
cation Promptly relieves pains Of Burnss
ScAlds. EXcOriatiOns. Chnnngss
Old Sores, HOils. ReiOus, COruEs etc
Arrest Inflammation, reduces swelhngs. stops
bleeding. removes alscolorauon and heals rap
LADIES find II their best friend. It assuaFes
the pains 70 which they are peculiarly sub
lect-nOlabiy f1llncss anu pressure IN the head,
nausea vertigo, a.. II promptly Mneilorlies
and permanently heals all Kinds OF Innums
nations and alterations
AEmOARHOIDS or PILES nud IN this
the only immediate relief and Ultimate cure.
No case however chronic or obstinate can long
VARfOOSE VEINS. II Is the onlv sure cure
KIDNEY DISEASES 1t has no equal Tor
permanent cure
BLEEDING IRON any cause. Tor tins it's d
specific II has saved hundreds OF lives
when all other remedies failed 20 arrest decd
ing nom nOses stomach lungs. and else
TOOTHACHE, EarneRc, Keuru IgI0,
and rheumatism are al aliAe Te4le' ed ana
often permanently cured.
PHYSICIANS OVAL schools who nre acuuaiut-
60 win Ponds Extract ofWiIch Ra-
zel recommend II III their practice. W. have
PHYSICIANS, many OF whom order u for use 10
thelT own practice, IN addition 20 the fore
going they OrlCrtt use for SWeIIingz NJ all
Kinds, QutnHy. Sore Throat. tnftaIned
TOuBllss simple and chronic DiarrhRa.
C0Iarrh, (tOr which IL Is u specific 4 hII-
blhinE, Frosted Feet. SIinEs OF TN
eeetHs Mosquitoes etc. Chapped
Hands face and indeed an manner OF
skin disease.
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness u ough-
ness and hmarting heals CUIs. Erup-
tAOns. ana Fimples- ltTeBiUsS. mBlgOrales
And refTesh6s, while wonderfully improving the
Complexion
TO FARM EHS-POndss RxIraeI. No
STOCK Breeder, no Livery Man can an0rd 20 be-
WlmOutit II Il used hy all the leading Livery
Stables. Street Railroads ana FIRST HOr-emeu
IL New Ork CITY. j, mas no equal lot Sprllns
Harne Is or saddle Channgs Stiffness
SCRATCHES SWcuugs cuts, LnCerauOus Breed
lnps Pneumonia Cole Dlrrhd'a Ohlll-
Colds, a c. lts range Of uCLOu Is wide and the
relei n affords Is so prompt that % Is invaluable
N every lrm-yard as wei as m every urm-
H1ust- Lei II be- Tried once and you WILL never
be without H.
CAUTION! Ponds Esxtract mas been I'M
llAled. Iht genuine aruCle mas tine words
Ponds Extract blown ln each bottle. IT'S
prepared by the only persons living VINO
ever knew how 10 prepare II properly Refuse
AL other PREPARATIONS OF MIlgh IIAZtL This Is
The only article used boy Physicians and 10 the
Hospitals OF TINS country anu Europe.
HISTORY and Uses OF Ponds Extract,
m pamphlet form sent free on application a.
PONDS EXTRACT COMRANY ~
Maiden Lane. New ORR
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runs sunuays; omitted Mondays.
Tue trains arriving IN Boston 40 $50 H., 40 and
10 PM and the trains leaving Boston $3.50 am,
$500 and 800 pm, through trains with through
sleeping OF drawing cars 10 and from the West
VIA Hoosac Tunnel and Troy
General othcc Hoosac Tune. Route, $50 Washington
Street Boston JOHN ADAMS GENT suut
J.. Il. TuREEE, Asst supt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-12-19

ono pair ~ boots or shoes saved every year by
ing Lyon-s rat.ut Ma.n-L. He. staener.
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INOR SALE-Ihe residence of the late Dr.
Il John p Warren, situate on Green street IN the
village Of brattleuoru, rs nov offered for sale For
terms lnquireof Il. ". CLARK.
brattieDOr0, VI, Nov. q. u1s
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Shotes and Pigs

nave surplus Of 90 Pigs and about 70 shotes,
weighing from 80 10 lu0 lbs each, which must be sold
lmm ediately. Can be seen on Canal St. Cal at my
meat market for further information.
CHAs. L. ALEXANDRA.
Brattlebor0, Dec ~, 1873 5O-5g
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@9 A LECT Q R E
TO YOUNG MEN.

,II7F I'uITFhT7 m Sf1IIT tNT777U- FT7f7 conc
Lecture Oh the Nature, Treatment and Radlc4l
Cure cf seminal Weakness, or spermaturrhus, in
duceu by Sef-Abuse, Involuntary Emissions, lmpO-
tency, Nervous Debility, and mpedIments TO mar
Tage generally; Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits
Mental and Physical Incspacity, Sc.-By ROBERT j.
CULYERWELL,M.D D., author Of the screen BoOk &c.
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