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f 11 K TIME
vaO'nif"rt,,ble
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w II K K (i
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1 Itti"**. Monroe street.
j or
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r H.i.vc-iii. nt to railroad
Vu". "vry 01
on Centre street
I! timxlen street: a
I"' m Hmnii'en street. by
v.jWk MHO.
tor sale*
iur<. 1' AND 1?. IN
K'istith ward. These
'"rtii-ttclv north of the
-h'hI location for
i"
thos. ot.kikn,
K,m! lv?taie_Ai;e?it.
I'ltblU'
Sale.
KSTATK OF JOHN
1 will, on Fill 1 'AY,
tin- |T? iiiim'S proceed
H1114 two miles
"?..ii. \|.ip?liall county, \V.
itioii, with good
II III i .(.I lit CCSNII y out
.iflial'N Will t? sold
Mill purchasem. Alv?,
..in.
.wh on day <it *.ile.
til.r.V. Administrator
\V:i Ii the will iinnex'il.
iiiii^ioiicr Sale.
In I'll 'ii 1 very
twiiiroud Co. J
1 IiKCREK MADE AND
oveeutitled cause, on
r, istl, the uudentigoed
v i .?t public auction, at the
I'mirt Ht'ii^e ol Wli'o
_;:n; i, at I" o'clock, A. M.,
ii> 1 1 ith, l-*?Tl, the fol
>.:ua:e 111 said couuty,
?\.i tue urouud ol the said
_? utli of tne northern
iiiaiiy'- railroad, where
ilisiituli the farm <?f the
?r:iti>;"tf. in "bio county,
i ::tre nt the National
east aud west by
i I'.oiJ llioruburg s
i:i? 1 nl ca?h in hand, or
the purchaser may
;k of mx and twelve
i je. each of the deterred
:!i:?rcst foiutheday
v<-art>l to the sattstac
'flit* title will tie
ji-.i -r.'i im- money N fully
ur.'i. 1>A VKNPOKT,
Sji i ll <*otiiui issioner. j
i or .Sale.
1. r.s. in, ii, 12, is,
iS.j tire No. in toesub
I Caldwell estate
!<iw:n:;i property. Also,
ire No. 18, situated
l>".:.i'i stret-t Hint imnte
r Mrs. Hay's residence,
I. U. HUUHES,
\_- t.'liceon Chapllne, l>e
"OR RENT.
I'or Kt?nt.
?-?M OVEK HARDING'S
M IRK T mTIIBET.
i.np. ivements, In
l w.ite. .vc. For par
i? sr. i-xi.nwF.i.L.
SCELLAMEOUS.
UlE GOOD GREAD^
u 1 1 KN
fngton Stoves
L'sKD,
uitorni lS;?kiiiii
Wirrmlttl rvery time.
iUMCTON STOVES
M'? i KSSFHI.
i'l ?.AK AMumN VKN1KNT
1 2 '^aod Cooking Stoves
?'?hi; IXVKNIKD.
i' rf?r* in CutistrncUon an?l so
j Mat H rluM c in use thelll
'i'ttous.iixls of t Iioin have
i \vry one has |{ivei> satis
'fl und I?y
?OS. HKIL A CO.
e Largest Stock
OK
ats Caps
into t lie state <>t SVest ir*
'??'.i. i- tu mini nt
WER BRO'S.
piAll HOUSE,
MAIN STUECT.
L
Uol'SE, TT Main ft.
i
'"vitnl ioimH and examine.
BROTHER,
%Vlu fling
i-iiii. ov Mail, in Adva:ic9
t?AH.Y KEtiiVrKK.
out year $8.00 I Three mouths..... 5~0u
St* tnonihs 4.<M) I One momh 76
TK1>W EEKLY KKUIKTEK.
t'ablliiliv<l every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
I out* copy, 1 yr.. .S4.00 One copy, t> mo* Sv.ot
WEKKLT KKUilHTKK.
i one copy, 1 yr.. .52.00 I Klve copies, 1 y r. !MM
l uue copy, 6 iuuh l.oo I Teu copies, 1 yr?
WPPWWG CUK AUO,
I r?rV. lhe
I Bo* rPWMI ,lM> T'?"*vllle
j From the Titusville Herald.]
?eorge Shermau distributed the gar
j meuts, while Mr. Abbott, with a., ?eve
to business, calmly *tood by and checked
off each each ai tide as it was giver, out.
Among the first to appear was a long
and heavily constructed individual
whom Mr. Sherman informed me was
"LONG JOHN,"
the inventor of the twelve-inch cigar
and the great Wessern farmer on the
Horace <i reel ey plan .^John had lately
been reduced to poverty by following
too closely the rules of agriculture as
laid down in "What I Know About
Farming and what little remained the
lire had destroyed. He was attired in a
double eighteen foot army blanket
through which he had cut" stovepip^ I
holes for his arms, and which, though
of unusual size, only covered his person
as far down as his knees, while a couple
of sections of eight inch stovepipe
served as trowsers. and his manly
boson, was covered with a manhead
to a \N ood A Matin bailer. As Mr
Sherman handed the elongated agricul
turist a suit of clothes which we're for
merly worn by Fred Hepp, of your citv,
1 observed two tears chase each other
down his person and disappear in his
cast iron breeches below. Lon<* John
stepped over to the tower of the water
works, which is the onlv structure
standing ttiat will permit" him to as
sume an upright position, and shortlv
after reappeared, with a smile extend
ing across three sections of his counte
nance. I lis coat looked like a doll
jacket on the Cardiff (Jiant, while his
pantaloons answered the purpose of the
traditionary fig leaf of Biblical history
Mieniiari offered to give him a larger
suit but the ex Mayor of Chicago said
"no. tins is enough; it is not so deep as
an oil well nor so' broad as a barti door
but 'twill answer."
At that moment
THE STORY TELI.EU OF THE TIMES
was seen pirouetting down the street,
executing a pus de seal, and standing on
one toe on the corners, attired ns"are
the coryphees in the Black Crook
Noticing that tl.e chilling winds of Oc
tober were whistling too cheerilv
through his gauzy garments, I ap
proached him and offered him my over
coat, but with a laugh of sc<">rn he
waltzed away like the autumn leaves.
I was afterwards informed that this
most unfortunate editor of the Times
had, by a strange fatuity, received as
his wardrobe an old cast-ott suit of
Lvdia Thompson's, which, among other
articles, had keen forwarded from New
York. The effect of this attire was
most melancholy, as ever since he had
appeared wearing the habiliments of
the "beautiful blonde" his mind and
feet appeared to wandercontinuallv, and
he imagined himself an actress.
A gentleman then stepped up to the
Disbursing committee, whom Mr. Sher
man greeted warmly as
MR. MED 1 1. 1?
lie said he did not want much o'
anything in the line of clothing, as he
was chuck full of "Western grit in
fad, he had enough about him to go
;?t once into the grindstone business,
but out of respect to his opponents ot
the Times he "had concluded to put on
a pair ol pants, though il there were anv
more destitute than himself he would
limit his entire wardrope to a stovepipe
hat vi.h a red feather in it. lie walk
ed leisurely down street, holding a
headless flour barrel around his person
for an overcoat, and reappeared half an
hour later in an old white hat and pair
of baggy trowsers, hitched up with a
piece of tow string. ?i.e leg of his
nether garments gave him much
trouble, as it kept hitching up neariy
to his knee, and after fluttering
there for a moment would /all back
around his foot only to jump up again
a tew minutes later. In vain did he
seek to ascertain the cause of this un
ruliness on the part of the punt leg.
until Mr. Sherman discovered the mon
ogram 11. (r. worked in green worsted
on the seat. This explained it. The
clothes had formerly belonged to the
philosopher of the other Tribune, and
the nervous condition of the off hind
leg was only the force of the "habit"
which had always been accustomed to
find a boot-!eg on which to rest, and
would not be comforted without. The
gritty editor pulled one boot uj?on the
limb, the punt leg flew up with a jerk
into its accustomed place, and all was
lovely.
"I'OTTKK I'.U.MKK I
was then observed hurrying down a
back alley, neatly, but flashily attired
in a couple of "gunny sacks" lor un
mentionables, while a base drum over
his shoulders but iliy concealed the
beating ot his heart, and ivith an empty
mackerel kit over his head. Briny
tears dripped from his eyes at every
step, but lie saiii it was owing to the
mackerel juice that kept dripping iu his
eyes and mouth, and though a heavy
rain had been tailing all night, lie said
he had not been so "dry for years.
After drinking a bucket of soup to allay
his thirst, hestepped up to the Titusvilie
box and a*ked lor a few articles of
clothing. The first garment handed
out was a pair of bran new pants that
had originally been intended for Uncle
Billy Gray, but not being wide enough
amidships and not deep enough in
the hold, lie had purchased another
pair and sent these to Chicago. As no
ladies were in sight upon the streets,
Potter quickly divested himself of his
I "gunny sacks" and jumped into the
j breeches which Mr. Sherman and Ab
j bott held opeu to receive him, and
1 quickly disappeared in their cavern
ous depths.. lie soon came up
to the surface, however, and asked for a
hat, but the committee said they were
under instructions from Secretary Fish
j to only eive each man enough to cover
j him, and, as the pantaloons be had
j filled these instructions, that was all he
could have. At first the millionaire
objected unless some obstructions were
placed in the limbs to prevent him from
falling through on to the pavement;
then he suggested that some other fire
stricken beiDg be chucked into one of
the lege, while be filled the other, but
as no one could be found who would
accept the leg-acy, the matter waa final
ly adjusted by pulling the waist up over
his head and tying it there like a bag,
after which openings for his eyes, nose
and moutb were cut in the seat, and he
walked away down street like a bag of
coffee on stilts and wearing a mask.
the great grain dealers,
who were burned out, managed to save
enough of their wheat to cover them
selves, which they accomplished by
rolling themselves in a compound of
glue and molasses, and then have some
one sprinkle them with wheat. This
forms a very novel suit, and though the
wearers complain that it goes against
the "grain" somewhat, they do not feel
uncomfortable save at times a strong
desire to "thresh" each other.
There are many other incidents con
nected with the burning of Chicago,
hut which it is impossible to give al
present. Yours, (Jo-Liar.
Mm. Lrnry't I'uw.
The Louisville Courier Journal thinks
that Mrs. Leary of Chicago has
no right to deprive her cow of all the
immortality she won by kicking over
the kerosene lamp and burning Chica
go. Wants to know what would
history be 'worth if it were suffered to
be plundered in this disgraceful way
ami declares:
No, no, Mrs. Leary, that game
won't win. Your renowned cow did
kick over the lamp tilled with non-com
bnstible kerosene, and you needn't
deny it You may have been asleep at
the time it is very likely you were,
tor nine o'clock at night is a singularly
late hour for you to be up aud abroad
but that fact alters the identity of
neither the cow nor the kick. You had
better yield gracefully to the inevitable
and let your cow pass into history,
which she is bound to do, whether you
yield gracefully or not at all. You had
better keep your mouth shut, in tact,
and let your name be handed down to
posterity along with her's upon the
tongues of men. This is, perhaps,
your last chance to see your name
upon the historic page a hundred years
hence, and if you don't want to avail
yourself of it, you ought to sell out to
some more enterprising somebody that
does. If you de.-erved to he called a
citizen of Chicago, you would have ha I
your cow photographed long before the
tire was extinguished, and would have
been selling the pictures all this time
at twenty cents apiece. Dry up, or act
like a woman of sense.
**.\orf hcru ChRritjr."
Under this caption the Rochester
X. Y., Democrat, of the 20th inst.,
says
"It is gratifying to note in our ex
changes from Richmond, Memphis,
and other Southern cities, the noble
charity manifested by Southern men
in their efforts and contributions for
the relief of the Chicago sufferers.
Impoverished themselves, and strug
gling to repair the damages and over
come the losses ot four years by lire
and sword they step forward as
promptly as their bretheren of the
prosperous North to give their aid.
At Memphis the Mayor called the
Council together by special message
and urged a contribution from the
limited means at command. The
Council is expressly prohibited by law
from voting money, for any purpose,
that is not in the treasury; and, and as
one of the Aldermen expressed it,
'Memphis is a pauper.' But the
Council managed to raise $"?000, with
the understanding that individual effort
should be made outside. The result is
an individual subscription ot $17,000,
making $*22,000 in all. At Richmond
the Council voted $10,000 and private
contributions are swelling the amount.
What a contrast between this charity
and the enmity that existed as if but
yesterday, when Richmond and Chicago
were the great prison houses for the
captives of the opposing armies in the
war!"
Kxiu-t iron of the fuiilliijfrat Ion.
The Chicago Journal .-ays
'art-fiil measurements and calcula
tions of the area of liie burnt district of
llie city plare its length, from Its
starting |x?int to its place of ending, at
four ami a halt miles, ami its average
wi.ltli a little more than one mile.
Along the south si<le lake shore, how
ever, and westward five Mocks, IJar
rison street is the southern limit of the
conflagration, and the distance from
that strei-t to Fullerton avenue, its
northern limit, is only three and a
half miles The point of tires begin
ning on the west side was ahoilt one
mile south of Harrison street south
westerly. The number of acres laid
waste not far from 2300. A pretty
careful computation places the number
of I uildings of all kinds destroyed at
IN.IHW), of which at h ast 1">00 were sub
stantial business structures. The
actual total of the pecuniary losses is
estimated at three hundred millions
dollars, but no fair estimate that we
have yet seen or heard of places the
grand total below two hundred million
dollars. We still believe the latter will
cover all the losses.

Hnrflitril 1 11*11 ranee I.dohpi nml
PrufllN.
A Hartford (Conn.) letter writer
says: "Many instances have come to
my knowJedge where people in humble
circumstances have lost their all by the
failure of companies that have gone
under. In one instance a milliner in
this city had put every cent she could
save for years into stock, which had
paid her handsome dividends, but now
her entire of savings has gone.
And our most conservative and careful
business men are among the heaviest
losers." It is explained that the
Hartford insurance interest has been
for years one of the most prosperous
and profitable, as an illustration of
which it is stated that "in a recent law
suit it became necessary to determine
the present value of $2?>5 of stock in the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
which was alleged to have been misap
proprated in 1851, twenty years ago.
A careful computation by the referees
of the value of the stock, with all the
dividends that have been paid to date
at compound interest, showed the
i enormous accumulation of $44,000."
Toledo narttfl.
Toledo, October 25.
FLOUR? Doll.
GRAIN Wheat dull and unchang
ed; amber Michigan at |1 43; No. 2 at
$1 36; rejected red at $1 20. Corn dull
and a shade lower; high mixed new at
55c; low mixed at 54Jc; new at 54c.
Oat* dull and nothing doing.
Wooden Ware.
i A IX)Z. N06. 1. 2 AND 3 TUb
i(j id)" Painted Bucket*,
75" Washboards,
Just received and f?r sale by
augl7 HRHiLV.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
Wheeling, October 25, 1871.
BITTTER? Abundant supply at 18@2 Or.
CHEESE? Is steady and moderately ac
tive at 15c for common dairy, and lb%c for
prime factory and Goshen.
CARBON OIL? Prices are Arm: standard
brands, in a Jobbing way, at 2Gc asking
and no charge for package.
CAXDL&i Star at 10c; City mould at
COFFEE? Firm, with an advancing ten
dency. We quote good and fair at 23c;
prime at 21c; choice at 25c.
HGKJS? In demand at 206$ 22c.
FEATHERS Sales at 75c, and the usual
advance for small lots in a retail way.
FLOUR? Whlt? wheat family 17 503
7 75; red wheat do. 57 00<ij;7 25; superfine
*7 50.
PROVISIONS? Active. Mess pork at $14 50.
Lard, tierce at 9%r<?10c; keg at 11c. Bacon
shoulders at be; clear sides at #c;
breakfast bacon at 12'^c. Plain hams at
W/io; canvassed, 15c; extra sugar cured
hams at 18c.
FISH? Mackerel, No. 2 halves at 1500; No.
3 new do, full weight, lou at 54 50; light
weights at various prices, according to the
weight in packages; white fish at 80 25; lake
herring at 82 on.
RICE? Prime new South Carolina fair
to prime at 9%v; choice at It to; Rangoon
at 8%c.
S\RUPS? Are active and tlriu. We
quote Common at 13 to 5<to; Fine, 05c;
Choice, 70c; Best, 75c.
SUGARS? New Orleans at ll%@12c;
Porto Rico 10%($ lie; Cuba at llcjll'.je; lienia
raraat 12^l3c; standard brauds of refined as
follows: crushed, powdered and granu
lated at 14c; A at 13c; B at l'i^c; C
at common brands at lesa.
MOLASSES? New Orleans lair to good at
55e; prime to choice atOUc.
SODA? At Uc in papers; best New Castle at
gc in kt*'.
BAKING POWDER? (Logan, List iCo.V)
B oa. cutis SI 75 |M*r doz.; 10 o/.. cans 53 25; lib
cans 85 25; bulk 3fcc.
SOAP? Family at 5!4e; German at (JJ?c;
Eastern at Uc.
SALT? Dairy at 82 75; best Ohio River at
52 00.
TEA? Gunpowder at 51 15 3 1 55; Young
Hyson at 81 10^1 50; Oolong at 70 ^.s5^1 40.
BROOMS? No. I fancy, 84 110; No. 2 fancy,
83 50; No. fancy, $3 2 o; No. 1 plain, 83 00;
No. 2 plain, 82 75; No. 3 plain. 82 2V3- 7 0;
common at 51 7o&2 25.
GLASS? First quality SxlOat 5350; 10x12 at
1 00; second quality *xl0 at 82 75; loxl2nt
3 25 per box of 5o feet. Discount 10 per
cent.
GENSENG? At 50c "H lh.
HAY? The market is steady at 820 00 ]>er
ton for fair to prime; loose at $15 00.
LARD OIL Extra winter strained at Sic.
BEANS? Scarce; navy white, at82 00 per
bushel,
GRAIN? Wheat flrin; choice red at Si 10;
choice white at 81 45. R>e steady at 04c.
Corn, new at '0; old at Goc.
IRON? Fiatand bar, 3'4r-?lc; horse shoe. -5c;
round and square, 3'<? t o 7 ytc; oval, 4 to c;
half oval and half round, 4\, to 5" heavy
b md iron, 4'4 to 5c; hoop and hunt band,
4/i to ll'^c; Kail road Fiat and T, 1 to 5c.
NAILS I'rices per keg: Brads and
Fencing, 10 to Wi I, SI 00; s to U 1, 5 1 23; t> to 7d,
84 5(1; 4 to 3d. 81 75; 3d, 85 50; 2d, cb 75. lUr
rel, VH in, 57 00: 1 in, 80 50; l'? in, 5-3 75; 1)4 i",
85 50; 1 in, 5j 0J; 1% in, 5l 75. Finislitng,
1 in,5? 00; \\i in,8.s 00 1% in, 80 25; 1% in,
50 00;2 in, 8)75; 'l\<t in, 8-5 50; 3 in, 25.
Casing, !0to;i0d, 54 "3; 8d, 55 0?1 fid, 85 23
4(1, 85 50. Fine iilued, 4d, 85 75; 3d, Hi 75; 2d,
57 75. Lining Nails, in, 8* 50. Tobacco
Hhd, (i and 7d. 15 0"; 8d, 151 75. Clinch
Nails, all sizes, $5 75; Cut Spikes, all sizes,
54 25; Boat Spikes, cut, 51 73.
Lots of Kegs, 12?4U i>er beg less than
above.
CRACKKRS? Sugar, 11c; lemon, ll!je;
soda, 7!-oc; water, oj^c; oyster, cream,
25c. butter, 7J?c.
SEEDS? Timothy see l dull, hut prices are
unchanged at. 53 50 per bushel; clover seed
87 00; flaxseed 81 7?.
STARCH? At 9!.jc; maiz nn, 12/jl4c.
New York Market.
New York, >citober 23.
FLOUR? Dull and in buyers' favor
at $600@G25 for superfine .State; $t'> G'?
@G 80 for common to goo I extra west
ern; 90?7 for choice do; $1 .JO?
7 GO for good to clioice white wheat
extra; $i> 80?7 00 for common to
good shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio; $7 05?7 35 for trade brands;
$7 15@7 50 lor common to lair extra
St. Louis, and $7 55?9 25 fur good to
choice do, the market {closing quiet.
Southern flour quiet aud heavy at
$700?7G5for common to fair extra,,
and $7 70?9 25 for good to choice do.
Rye flour dull. Corn meal quiet.
GRAIN Wheat dull at $1 46@1 4'J
for No. 'J spring; $1 52? 1 51 for winter
red western; 55?l 7-? fur amber
western; 60? 1 f'8 for white west
ern. live quiet at 8<c for western.
Barley dull. Mnlt quiet. ?'om scarce
and firm at 7'if'?7fi}c for western mixed
in store and 77c afloat. Oats quiet and
unchanged at ol(?# ''lie for \v?stem and
Ohio.
PROVISIONS? Pork is heavy at
$13 00013 10 for me--; -tIO 25 for
prime, and $11 23 fur prime mens.
Beel quiet at ?7 00011 00 lor plain
mess; $1 1 O )@1 I 00 f< ?r extra do. Beef
hams quiet at $1'? 00?24 00. 1 ierce
beef is nominal at $10 00(<^|S O)
for prime mess and v'll 0; for
India do. t'ut meats quiet at ic for
shoulders 10? l_V lor hams middles
heavy. Lard heavy at 9H#ic lor
steam rendered and I0?l0je 'or kettle
rendered.
BUTTER? Quiet at 12?22<* i<>r
western, and 15?30c f?>r State.
CHEESE? Dull at M?12e t..r
common to prime.
COTTON opens dull and strongly
in buyer's favur at l*]c for low mid
dlings an l 18Jc for middling uplands.
PETROLEUM Dull anil heavy at
14?14?c for crude and 2-"i C i->r re
fined.
TALLOW? Steady at Jr OJo; stea-
rine quiet at 9|(<T^ lOJc.
WHISKV Quiet at 93 J c.

4 snt'liiitHil 9Snrlt?*i.
Cincinnati, October 23.
BUTTER? Ready Kile :it 20r?i 23c 1
for Western Reserve.
COTTON Quiet but steady: mid-1
dliii'' at |8?IS\r low nrddliug I7}@
1 1 ]c. _
EGOS Firm :it 23c.
FLOUR? Unchanged; low grades at 1
$1 25?5 00; superfine 50? 6 IX):
fancy $6 90?7 ->0.
GRAIN? Wheat steady; inter $1 33
@1 38. Corn steady; mixed ear 55c; 1
white, shelled, 56c. its, the demand
is fair, white sample 40c. live quiet;
No. 1 sold at 80c. Barley in better de
mand; fall sample at 73c.
HAY In good demand. No. 1 tim
othv at $19 00? 20 00: lower grades
$15* 00? 18 00.
OIL Linseed oil held at SOc.
PROVISIONS Mess pork dull and
unchanged; city packed at $12 50
country $12 00?12 2V BuIk meats
inactive with sales ot rib at GJc, clear
rib 7fc, shoulders G]c. Bacon strong
shoulders 7Jc, clear sides 7^c. Lard
dull; kettle rendered, city leaf, at i c
and steam at 'Jc.
SUGAR Demand firm at 12c, hards
at 13?@13}c.
TOBACCO Firm for all grades;
trash, lugs and leaf at $3 00?21 00.
WHISKY Firm at 90c for iron
bound.

w York Houey .Mnrkri,
N kw Y ork, October 25, 6 P. M
MONEY The transactions on call
were more active to-day and the rates
of interest advanced: call loans sharp
1 at 7 per cent currency to gold interest,
land for turning stocks 1-32 to 1-16 was
paid in the afternoon
FOREIGN EXCHANGE? The mar
ket was dull to-day and quoted at 10SJ
@108} for prime bankers' fiO days ster
ling.
GOLD? The market closed up dull
at lll|?llli
GOVERNMENT BONDS? Market
steady at the close.
Star Candles.
ra WHOLE. HALF AND QUARTER
Ov Boxes, just received and for sa.e by
I auglT M. REiLLY.
I WHOLESALE CROCERS.
Oglebay, Son Co,,
Wholesale Grocers
54 MAP STREET.
Tobacco.
Q BOXES JESSAMINE TWIST.
10 boxes Oglebay, Son Co.'s Tv?M.
10 Old Kentucky lbs.
10 Bright lbs.
50 caddies Leailbeiter's Navy.
:I0 Old Kentucky Navy.
2U Our own Bright Fives.
A) Oglebay, Son Co.'* TwNt.
3> Grape Juice qrs.
li) teus.
4u Sea Dog Navy.
10 Pocket Piece.
It! Black Heath tens.
i0 boxes F. G. Smoking.
For sule by OGLEBAY. SON A (XJ.
Sugar.
1 A 11 11 US. CHOICE NEW oKLE.VNS
1U SugHr.
20 hlius choice I'. K. Sugar.
20 primeP.lt.
lnO bbls A coffee
loo B coffee
100 Extra C coffee
100 C
loo Cr., Gran. hdiI Pow.
For sale by OGLKBAY, SON A CO.
Syrup.
g- BBLS. CHOICE MAPLE DKIP-).
bbls Honey l)ri|w.
30 Prime
Kor sale by OGLEBAY, S( N A
TEA.
Q CHESTS F1 N E G. P. TEA.
?w?)
2iu cheats flue Y. H. Tea.
15 Oolong Tea.
For sale by OGLEBAY, SON A tXJ.
Xe? Orleans HfolifcSMe*.
1Ai BBLS. CHOICE N. O. MOLASSES
IUU for sale by
OGLEBAY, SON CO.
OIL.
Or*j BBLS. CARBON OIL.
Jo bbls. Lard Oil. For sale by
OGLE BAY, SOX AO).
Mackerel.
UK. NO. 1 MACKEREL.
1<K) lif. No. 2 Mackerel.
ISO hf. No. 8
200 kits Nos. 1, 2 an<l 3.
For Hale by OQLEBAY. SOX A (O.
Timothy Need.
1 A/l H '.OS FRIMETI MOTH Y. SEED FOR
IUU '?ale by
OQLEBAY, SON AO).
Candle*.
A BOXES OOLEBA Y, HON A CO.'SCAN
01' illeti.
40 boxes Star. For sale by
OQLEBAY, SON a CO.
Starcli.
gQ BOXES FOX'S PEARL STARCH.
10 boxes Corn Starch.
lo Hal in Gloss Starch.
10 Superior Gloss Starch.
For snip ti.v oGLEBAV. SON A (V).
USTAUI.ISIIKIt I V IW.
1871. 1872.
Fall and Winter.
C. D. KNOX CO.,
(Sncrawini fo McCI(9llnn A Kiiot.)
MANUFACTURERS A JOHBERH OK
BOOTS SHOES,
Va. .n?ln Nireet,
WHEELING. W. VA.
NOpH
T m i:
ONE DOLLAR
STOnB,
.No, lie' Main Street,
1 {(MM'i V?kil
I^ull Stock
or
C 0 O D S
A l' LAST.
Call and Examine.
oc!2
nOR McLAlNS
F
Vegetable Cathartic Pills,
Me LA IN BROTHERS.
Faris Lydas and Marry'" LHug Btore*.
wep2I
Liverpool Salt
~A SACKS LIVERPuOL TABLE SALT
i)U Just received and for tale by
ort M. RKIT.LT.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
W.H. HENNECEN&Co.,
JEWELERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IX
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WATCHES,
DIAMONDS,
PEARL, CORAL AND CARNET JEWELRY, &C.,&C.,
FINEST TRIPLE PLATED TEA SETS,
CastorM, Ice Pitchers. Cake Baskets, Spoons, Forks, Ac., Ac.
LADIES' WATCHES;
Au unusual large and desirable stock at very low prices.
Elegant Opera and Leoutiiie Chains, Flue Table Cutlery.
Presentation Canes, Gold and Silver Heads.
BRONZE AND FANCY C'UH'KS of every description, Wholesale and Retail.
W3I. II. IIEXXEUEX A CO.,
apri ?M MAIN STREET. _
TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland Pittsburgh R. E.
r?- ON AND AKTEK MAY
MM siST'uZ? 1871, Traius will run as
follows
I.KAVK KXPKK8S. KX PKKMM. MAIL.
Bridgeport &U0 a. iu. 6:06 p. in. 11:20 a. m
SteuEenvlile.. ti:05 a. iu. 7:10 p. in. 12:25 p. in.
Wellsville. 7:20 a. in. 8:i0 p. iu. 1:55 p. in. j
Alliance.-- llSii a. in 5:10 p. io. i
AKKIVK
Cleveland.-... 2s*i p. in 7:30 p. in.
Crestline 5*JU p. m ll:oO p. m
Kort Wayue- 1:25 a. in ti:u0a. in.
Chicago 7:20 a. in 12:10 p. in.
Pittsburgh 9:40 a. in. 10: 10 p. iu. 4 00 p. m.
Harrisburg ...10:35 p. iu. 7:1 5 a. in. 3:15 a. in.
Baltimore...? lt:40 a. in. 7:23 a. in. j
Washington 1:10 p. iu. 10:00 a. in.
Philadelphia. 3:10 p. in. 11:15 a. m 7:55 a. in
New York 0:41 p.m. 2:15 p. in. ll:JUa. in
Tickets to all principal points m the p <1
and west can be procured at the l'ul<>u
Ticket Ortice, In Mcl.ure House, and .n :lie
Station at Bridgeport.
K. K. MYKKS,
)un6 Geu'l 1'a.sseuger aud Ticket Agent
BALTIMORE &0HI0 k.Cu
Ah PASSENCiKK 1 H A I N
liaffitwill run by the loiio s u;
schedule ou and after May 15th. n't
Wheeling time
CINCINNATI KXl'KKMH.
KAST? LKAVKS WIWT LSA V K-.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at 5:10 a.m. daily at Ilk M
A KKI VK.1 AT AKKI VKM A I
Farkersburg. Zatiesville 3 15 r.
Cumber laud-2:U5 p. m. Newark I
Winchester ...?:.i0 Sandusky
Strasburg Columbus i
Hagerstowu..9.u5
Baltimore .??:.5
Wash'n City. .9: 10
Philadelphia^: 10 a. >i
New York 5:50 v
FAST LINK.
KAMT? LKAVEM W BS I I K A V k
^Wheeling 'Wheeling
daily at 5: JO p. st. daily at t> 1> a. m.
AKKIVKMAT AKKIVKS AT
ParkersburK>:u'i a. m. Zanesville....tl:u a. h.
Cumberland. 2 '?i Newark I2: i?p. a
Winchester...!! Sandusky 5:5">
Strasburg 11:10 Columbus l':'J0
Hagerstown .7:50 ?Sundays exivpnii.
Baltimore 8:25
Wash. City ....9:lo
Philadelphia 1:00 P. m
New York 1:15
?Sundays excepted.
MAIL Tit A IN.
KAMT LK A V K.H WEMT? LEAVfc
?Wheeliug 'Wheeling
dally at.... 11:15 P. M. daily at 124) A X.
AKKI VKM AT j AKKIVKMAT
Parkersburgll:20 a. m /.auesville... 5:.lj a ;.i
Cumberland >:0i Newark 7:u>
Winchester.. .2:10 p. m. Sandusky....
Strasburg 4::?) Columbus.... 8:30 a. a
Iiagerstowu?2:lo 'Saturdays excepted.
Baltimore 4:15
Washt'n City 0:05
Philadelphia l:4o a. m
New York. ...5:50
?Saturdays excepted.
ACCOM MOD A IK >N.
KAMT LKAVKS j WKMT? I.KA\K>
?Wheeling 'Wheeling
daily at 10:55 a. M. daily nt 4:2" p. m
AKKIVKM AT A KKI V KM AT
Parkersburg..?:.i5 p. M. Zanesvllle.... 8:35
Cuiu lierla nd.iftiw .N'wwnrk lO*.l>
?Sundays excepted. Sandusky
I Columbus... 1115
1 "Sunday- p
W., P. .V B. 1)1 V.
Ia*ave Wheel! ug 7.^'j a. in. 2'? p. m
Trains on the Main Line make eontiet>
.ousat Baltimore with trains lor Philadel
phia, New York and Boston. At Heii>)
House, via Washington City, for all iiolnt*
South.
Central Ohm trains make dimet coatieo
tion at Coiumhus tot k!I points \V'e?t -tno
Northwest.
Tickets to all pi lticl|t.<l |Mtinls 'i t?- |i"
cured at the oltice.
JOHN L. W I Lv 'N
Mallet of frails KirtHi ion, B i'Hmore
K. T. liKVKiLv
my 17 Oem-ral Agent, Wbeeliiu.
HARBOUR DITTMAN,:
lit MjiIii Siroi'l,

llfCAJ.kKM I N
('Hr|M'K Oil CIolliM, Uinilnti
.SIiiuIck ami U itll Paper.
1 Carpet*, embracing Mih following rra't.-s
and (jiiallticx,
I Tapestry Brussels,
Three Plys,
l<owell Extra Supers, ainl
Tapestry Ingrains
A groat variety of patterns, colors and <h~
signs of tlii1 medium <pialiti?t<of two |ilys, In
All Wool and Cotton Cham Goods
Also a large assort iiient of Oertuau, Wool,
Rag and List rarpeta, Cottage and Hemp
i 'arpets, and Venetian t 'nrp?-ts in nil widths
i for nails and stairways.
C'tX'oa Mailing, l ane HhIIIiik
au<l StruM Mailing
In various, quulitiaa, and all widths.
Hugs, in Velvet and Brussels, Axmiiister
J Hugs, Oil CJoth Rugs, Brussels and
Velvet Math, (<<Coa, Jut?
and I 'all*' Mats.
OIL CLOTHS,
j In all widths and <j unlit Im from one yard
wld?* up to tw?-lv?* feet.
Stair Oil Cloth* in dltTi-n-ut widths I Mm
ask, Wool and loth Table trovers, Mahog
any, Host-wood, Ositc and Marble oil Clotha.
Oilt Shades in all sizes, imtterns and colors;
also a large variety of Window Hollands
j and Oil Cloth Shades and an assortment of
Reps, Damask and Lace Curtains.
Special attention called to our excellent
i asMorlmeut of
PAI'KK H4.\UL\GS.
Stamp (Jold, Oilt and Bronzed, Glazed and
IJnglazed Pajx-nj, and beautiful
j Borders to match.
We respect fully invite the attention of
every one to our large and complete a*??rt
uieut of goods and guarantee our price* to
Ik- a.s low as the lowest.
HAKIilK K A DinHAS.
N. B. A specialty made of large Store
j Shade* and fixture* in all widths mVM
jG.W.Franzheim&Co.,
So. 157 Market Street,
HH KKLI.VO, H. WA.,
IU fOHTKU.1 A5D DEALERS 15
I brandies, WINES, GIN, &c.
Keep consUntlv on band the oldest and
best articles of Rye and Bourbon Whin*
keys, Catawba, Isabella and Concord Winea.
Also, exclusive agents tor
Speer's Standard Wine Bitters
AMD
CALI70K.MA PORT AXO HHKKKT
UKAPE WHIEN.
Just received, another addition from Roa
II lac, France. DIRECT IMPORTATION, a
SUPERIOR ARTICLE of
COCJXAC BR4VDY.
C. WELTY BRO,
Distil lent and Importers
AID DKALZK8 IB
foreign and Domestic Wines
LIQUOR AND BRANDY,
Ulna, Cordial* and Whiakejs,
i?. m ?am mrtxrr,
d?eU WHKK1JNG, W. VA.
INSURANCE.
National Insurance Co..
oK WHEELING.
Capital 9300.000
DIRECTORS:
George K. Wheat, Tlnvs. Hornhioo!;.
James McCiuney, John hi. Wilnin,
Morgan L.0tt, Joseph J. P.iutl,
A. \V. Campbell, tieorge .\dtun\
A. J. Clark.
UEO. K. WHEAT, Pres't
J AS. McCLl'N'fcY, Vice
JoHN BISHOP, Secretary,
oint K: .\u. n iitKirr srur.r.r.
octls
J3TNA
Fire and Marine insurance Co,
*OK WHEE1JNU.
CIA PITA I, ???v.tMK).
D1 RECTORS:
Wni. H, Hiuip.Mii:, Will. Haud*an.
Juo. K. Kotsford, T. M. l>od*ou,
Augustus Pollack, Jouu l~ Hobta,
James It. McOourtney.
THIS COMPANY HA VINO HEEN Ft 1
ly orgunlied. Is now prepared to uk? risks
uihhi Buildings of all kinds, MoicLaudise,
.Manufacturing Establishments. I uruituie
and Cnrgoe* of all kinds on the Western
Waters. Applications tor lusitranor wiil
Ik* promptly attended in ov the Hrtcreutry.
OtliceNo, 2 McLuie liuiiM!, uti door t>
corner of .Monroe KtrtH-:.
WM. B. HIM PKON, President. 1
WM.C. H ANDEAN, l'
J. K. MILLER, Hecreury. no\
Fire and Marine insurance Co.
OF WHEKL1.SU.
IN?OUi*OKATKl? IX tM
TAKliU K1HKM AT THE LOWEHl'
rat?fi on Buildings <>i all kinds, Kurnilut*
and Merchandise, and on Uo< sis li Tuo.**:.
DIRECTOR*;
A. Wilson, Wiu, S.
Tliouiiw O'Brien, John Reid,
John Mulrine, Alex. Rogtr*
E. J. Stone, Wiu. A. W'isou
Allreil Caldwell,
Office up stairs, In Ihe "lusioan v
Building," next door 10 the Meteiiau-*'
National ll.ink.
A. WILSON, Prtelileut.
JOHN REID, Sr., iri t.
I. C. McAKKE, Seer t-yy.
jau Is
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO.
or WHEELING.
OA I'll' A I., ?'Au,<MMJ. i
DIRECTORS:
Sain'l McCiellan, George Meuilel,
T. H. Logan, Tlios. P. HhaUcron*, j
G. W. Krauzheiui. J. N. Vance,
J. 11. HoWbs, Michael lie illy.
i/Ollls C. Mil lei.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized live yearn, and In that time done
m successful business, in still prcpatcd
take risks at fair rates on Buildings of all
kinds Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab
lishment*, Furniture. Hleamboals and Car
goes <>u Hi** Western Rivera and Lakes.
Til In Company nil. m n.i|*rtioi in. 1.1**0.
meiits to Farmers, whereby they can in
1 u hu re. I on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and
contents, tor three or flvt years al reOm- .i
rati-s. This being u Htate Company, with
THE L A KG EST CASH 4APITAI.
paid in and surplus ol any company in tin
.State and composed of some iiinety-iom
stockholders, most of whom are among our
liest business men, recommends Itself to the
favorable consideration of the injuring pul>
lic, and solicits their pair. mage. Appliea*
lions for insurance will be promptly at
tended to at their office, No. Monro:
Street, or at their several agencies ttiioinrh
out the Htate.
HAM'L McCLKLLAN, 1'ie-ld. nt.
OEO. MENDEL, Vice Pr??ideiit.
M. CUEN. Secretary.
A. L. WILEV General nl
West Virginia insnranca Co.
Market street, under the McLure House.
h IQ.l.ttOO.
TAKKH UISKH Ai J UK LOW KMT I
rate* on iiiiildlUK* <>I nil kinds Kui nil ure,
Household Goods, Merrhandb* iiml Goods
iu Transit.
DIKKCTOK*:
Jacob Horn brook, Jacob M. hick el, j
Henry Hartuiuu, lJr. J L'. Hupp,
Juiiul hiiu Kuwify, lOdmund i>n'kiii|{,
K. J. Siuytli, T. J. 'iiiiij'bfll,
J. H. Bristor, H. l'raK*-r.
Wiii. B. OdlMTt, Thiiiuiu
D. I). T. Kiiriwwoi lit, Win. B. Crane,
David Billmyer, Joseph Hhi?M
Win. it. Willie, X. Ooll, Jr.
J. il. Duval, D. 11. lux.
Will. K. Htevetison,
?#*Oftioeov?'r Hariman's Clothing Mtore,
south side Monroe street. Wheelhtg, W. V*.
JACOB HOKNHHOOK. I'naldent.
J At ult M. BICKKL. Vice IVhs'i.
I. II. WI I.LI AMS. Mecretary.
M. H. MtlllLUK-'il, AWt Mwretar)
mart
JML. H.33XXj31.Y,
Wholesale Grocer,
Ami Dealer In
Kiuiin, IJtnl, flour, Oil*,
(JIhhh hikI \hIIm,
Also. Iu
I'OUKIUN A.M> DWNEflTK
WINES LIQUORS,
UU.M'OUDKK.
Ptll.Vr NArrrT 4 c., lr.,!
M and 57 Main Nlrwl,

WHEELING, W VA..
Bm-od.
UK KKKPH OX HAND, IN MTOKE AND
Mmoke Hornet
Sugar ured and Plain Haunt,
Hear Midea ami Shoulders,
Snar Cured Dried Bnef.
A J lof the b?*>t Quality and will l?- ?l
owewt market rate*.
Dupont's Gunpowder Agency.
I THK U NDEIWION KD IH THE HOLk
agent in thin city for the tale of all kinds of
powder made at the celebrated
DUPONT POWDER MILLS
Its quality Li unequalled In this country,
a* evidenced by lent* made by Ui? United
1 State* Government. He keen* at all time*
a large stock. In magaxlne, of rifle iu whole,
1 half and quarter keg*.
Blatftiag and Miulnf Powder,
All In metal ie keg*; ?porting powder in
ca a Inters; all of which will be aold to the
tra-fc- ait low an the name can be had In th*
W?L He has portable magazlnea of differ
ent id sen to ship by rail or boat.
mm- OKDKKS SOLICITED.
H. REILLY.
II HEADACHE, USE ONLY Me
Lain 'a
Pi
Vegetable Cathartic Pilla.
Monitor Xmrr Tobacco.
BUTTH. LBH. AMD HALF LBH.
Jast received and for sale by
aofS M. EKILLY.
25
LOCK HOSPITAL
BALTIMOIE LOCI HOSPITil,
HALTIMORK, MD,
OKKK'K? 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STKCIlX
L>H. JOHNSTON
flna dlxovt-rni the wont Ctrialu, epwd
and only Kliccturil K'*iu?-viy m me worki io
Writ knew of Hit Hick or Lmibts Strict ores
ASicUous ol the kuiiu-va mxi Lamiiier, ID*
vol tin wry DiKhtrjifS ImpoU-ucjr, Uf tier* i
Debility, NtrrwuoeMt Dvapeiataii uut nor
Low Spirit*, OonAwiou ??i IdruK, t'aljai cou
u tiif He*rt, Timidity, Tmnblutg,
oi Si (iithiiu**, lMseiuiw ??t i be i? ?<i
rill-,. or skiu. Atteclioua t?. he
Liver, i.utispi, Suwueb or Bowels
Terrtblt t'isonleni arbiug Prom S? iry
H <l?iU ??t Voutli? srcitKT and solitary ptac
ti,v<? more lutal to Uieir victims timu the
m i.#?ofSvicn*s tr?the Mariners ol Ulyaaea,
bhglitiuxUuir iixmi brilliant hoj? or an
uci|^:(i.itK i I'litifiiiiK iii.<nU?;f. Ac., Irupow
YOUNii AltlM
fri?pev.-ially, who bavcmviuettie victims oi
jvila.try Vice, tiiHt dreadtul and doKtructiva
huh annually n loan untimely
gl'.iV l- t taiUsHllds Ol Vi'iiPi! SlfU Ol the lm?M
(ali-uts and brilliant tntellecl, who
might otherwise hav?' entranced listening
Sen. it.-, with the thunder or elnoncuce, iw
w.iked toeo?Uey the ih?- .t'lllliuglxre. may
?><i' with fill I confldeiiot
MAKlUAiic
M'<iii?i iVnuDN ur Youug eu iouieui
plat; it,: Marriage, l*-lii* awari ol i'l ysi?i
Weakness, oivanlc <l< blUty, de.oriuitlea,
??l*ii!i!} ('unil.
iir who place* inuiM'll uniltv |li? om 0<
lii. ilia) reiigiouaiy (vutldi* In lit* honor
i.i .i>, lut euulMraUjr n4l np**?
his -K.tl ms a phyalciau.
OHUANU' W K.AKN
l:n mediately Cured and Full Vigor n -Muted.
Tim- l>i>t waxing Aitiviion, which render*
I.i miserable and Mailing? Impossible, la
It. i I'liall v paid by tilt- victims ol itiipiopef
In.i.ikence. Viting j?crsonii art- loo |>i to
COMUIli CXCI'SSl-S (11)111 llilt tH'llIX CVtU.!- Ol
tin dreadful iMiiMiii.ci.it> lliat nuiv 1 1, Mir
Now, who dial l:iii[fiMiiii'l*lli??llli:i*l will
nicleud todeuytha |*?w er ol piis-iva
tioll i* lost .ailing Itilo lid*
ptojK'f hahiis ll. udeiil. i.i?idew
being deprived -lire u. lunlihy
oilsprlng, llie mo-: i?iH* desiiucllv#
symptoms ol Ik'io ??i\ >nd toil ai iatt.
'1 br S\ stelli 1? collie- I i.o .led, i tir? 1 11} -loal
and Menial KtlU?*I ?i?- ?<'aki'iiMl, Ui ill
Prom-alive Power, N.i\oiu Iri liability
Dyspepsia, Palpitation itif 1 1 ??rt, indi
gt-Miou, l'oii?.!iliuioiml i.niltty.a wustlug
of the Kiuiii. i on million, Uiiiv
and lieath.
L'lv. M liVlnN
Member ?>l III*- li I- >?l Sni^mUs
l/olldoli, graduate <?ln o! a I lit- Uiurt elll
I IH'Ill lulii i:< s ill !lt> I iiili I SlnU-s, ulld ihe
greater |>art ol l,o-c 1 1 Ua? lutii spri.i in
the hospi ion, Pai la, Philadelphia
and or! I I ellecn-d Mlhle Oi I lie most
l>:oUl.slllllU lilt's 1 1. at W lie e\el kliowll
Many troul ll rltltflnft In tin In-ad
and tills Villi li .fillip. great lu'l VoIisDcsm,
la-lUg alaillud lit slldilcu sounds, laxtitul
IIIT-.-, m .111 hojlli 111 lilllKhltlg. Mllelltlcd soil I e
times Willi (It I 111' Ul ol mllld, Were rill 111
lutim dlatciy.
1 A K K i'A K i iCl,'i.A K MOTit V
Dr. J. in Id i ail tlitwvt* hIhiI.hvi' ln.uivd
lhi;IUM-l Vik 1 1) iiiiiuojwr liitliilKcurr uid
solit.uy halilih. a hu ll mill Im ?i h ImmIj and
mind, uiitllliin, tlu-ni tor rithfr Iiumkikm,
study, MK'li t) oi mariinxt'.
Tln-M" ale s?ii in r |h<* s.i?t HI id liiclMIn i.oly
rllil'ln |iiialiKiii t?> ?ll\ haliilk ol ynulh,
viz: Weaklier oi tin- Uirk and LiinU>
t'ain.s In tin ll?-ail, l>iiiuii??K ol Higlil,
ot Mnsi-lihii I'o a i Palpitation ol t In- Heart,
Ilys|M'psta, N'ei \oii.? In liability, IM-imiix*-*
lllt'llt Ol til" l?l|',?.s I Vt* Ftllli'tloUS, (Jttlll'IMj
lH-lillily, S\ mploins ol (.'ousiimpltoii, Jkc.
M KM A 1.1. J lie ti-artlll ellect oil (lit
in mil In liliu'ii lo Im- ille.idiil Lim* oi M--III
ory, Couftwioii ol ld< is, Ugprmilmi ol ttplf*
Its. Kvll Kor< IhmI inns, Av?-i>iion to hocl?-ty,
Sell Uistrnst, l^.vi ul Solitude, 'i'iuiiilny,
lilt- Milne ol (In* ?'V 1 1* produced.
TIiousiiihIh ol la'txiiis o| hII ii|{eM can now
m. Ice what in (in- Pise ol (In-lr iltvlllillig
healtli, losing their viuor, iM-coming wmtk
pale, nervous and emaciated, havluit a alng
iilar iippearuiMi- nt*iut the ej eolith uhd
KytUpIOI'IN ol I 'ollMllllptlOU.
UHJNii MKN
Who liavt- iiijimil t it* iiis?-Iv?h l?y a c? i lain
practice linliu^ed In when alone, a hahit
llii pieiit 1\ lent iied limn evil c< >in pan Ioiik
or at hcIiooI. the ??itn'ts nj which aie mclitlj'
felt, even when d>l<i-p, and If uol curtil reu
dels uiarriiuie Ull|<tsMhh*, Hlid di?>lro\N lattb
in i lii I ami I m n I y shoultl apply imiiitillately.
What a pll> that a yoiuiK man, (iie Iio|m
of Ills folllltiy, llie il irltliu of hln pHieuln
)i? >n li I lx- Miawli.il fiom -ill pio.|Hi'i/< and
?lljoy lliellls ol lite .H I i a- i-tilintsp'DeMi Ol
ilevialiii,: from tlie|..i.; ii'ilureand In
d ilium;- in a i> i tali* s?s ..unit. Such |m
?"'IM I. i'"l?Ji.? .ntnU Uli.lalliiK
VAIUUai.K,
la ll.i'l liiat a ia .mid o il iNniy ui i il^>
most iihuwiih leipn u>> to promote ?i>n
iiiihiai happliu-ks ludtid, wttlioul theft*
I he Join liey IIiioiikIi llie I/, iiiiiiiv a Wear)
pilk'rimuKc: the pn?.|..< i hoiuly darkeua lo
I tie View; I In- III llld I '-eollii *hU<toWi il Wltjl
lespHlr lilld flllnl with the met.?|ieiio)]r re
lief! loll I hid (lie happlm** of aiiotiier lw<
Collies lili^titiil M 1 1 1 I ill I i<M fi.
idii-AM s Id- I MI'lltHKNi K.
When tin- hii^iiIiImI mid impr udeni vo
tary ol pli-iiMlli li in Im In- halt imhllM?l the
??eisls of |hi? pallirul dbiase. It (imi olteu
hapiH-lix I IihI all ill-lllniil m-iim- ol Mhiilim
or iireail ol illMiivery deters loin from up
ply 1 1 K to tlio.se who, 1 1 oiii eilncat Ion and
res|a- taliilit v, call illotie In li lend him, dr
layniK till the ioiistiiiiiioiial symptom* o'
tills lioi I id dts>.-as<- niiiki- llielr ap|H-aranoa
sneli as lllCi iiili-il Mire llniwit. ills-Hf il ikmh
lUM-turiial p.1 lis in tin le a-l ilid lili. dim
ness iff Hl^llt, ill- ifln S IKmIi.H otl II. e ?hiu
laiiieN ulul arms, lilnii ni-s mi ihe |(i ad, iac?
lili'l exil I mi' .>-s, pii>ure-Aing Willi lii|(lillul
ra|iidlty till lit 1 as I tin pnJati-of (hi iiiuulh
or Ihe In III'?- of the lioo>- 1:11 111, Mill! liie vlo
II ill of I ins a wfiii dim an- ln-diiiui horrid
object of commiseration, ItJI death put* a
rierhnl i-? liis dr> idUil ?ullerilijp? by ia>tidiUK
him to "That I'lidlnoiveri-il Couu try from
w hence no traveler p tiiriiH."
ll ii m in* l.im li-ily fa< t lo.ii thouKuiida ia It
victims t<> this t irilili iliie is*-, owing in U>?
uiiskilli'iiliievi of iK.iioriiiit pretender*, who,
l?j tin I hill UUDM PuWOM, Mm
i L'l'.r, ruin tin- coiiHtiiuliou, and make >h*
refill lie of llie miserable.
HFKH I 7 *s< ?l Ml KKKDKUICK -TI Ur KI
la ll hai'd side K'llni: from Italtlmore *t/eei,
a few ilooi s from (lie <i>riier. Fall III
to oli-? r\ ii. im- ami numlw-r
trXn liltirs ris-?-ivi?l niilewi jmis' palil
and COM i 'ilii{H stamp lo la- iiw-d on Ilia
reply. I'ei a rilliiK should afale a^e,
and si nd (Mutlon of ai/vertla><iiiHiil d>*ci|l>
ilihC syiti-rns.
Thi l*Klof I >1 1*1 VI A hali^s in III- i.itli r
LMml^i; M KN I IK 1 1 1 K I'll
The many t hoiiaainla cured at tills i<Htal?
llshmi'Ut Within (he l.ml Iweiity years, and
the Dunn-ton* lm|*<rlan| HuikIcnI i 'la-ra
Iioiih |a-rioniie.l l>) In. .J on lmt on, witim *??l
by Die re|??i tersiii thi-Ki n,uimI ninny othef
pa|n-ns notl? >*s of which rf|i|Miu?l utcaiii and
a<aln fcefoie the public, U^iilen his ataiidlni|
MN KKIflltleiii.-n of el I I 1.1. lei Mild I if |s?ll '4 M I
Ity, U a Kllfli'U III Ki.il.ilil> to III* I. fillet 111
Hkiu diM-is?s >jj*??iily eurtil. aug*
DR. A. S. TODD'S
Anti-Bilious ?i lira Fills,
A Fumily Mcdicinc
Trinl and iu I'm* 10 Vcani.
0 n rs?:i>
ARE NLVER ABANDONED.
T?'el by i'ii'itisan l? of IVrninn In IliU
Community ?ti 1 Vicinity. They have con
tiuuilly IncreiMd In p-ipular Favor, and
are a'-kno l?|^^,l hy ait lo It* the l>e?i f*| 1 1
now in use.
Foil I.I V Kit oMPI.AlN'T.
itHiM.V lilt A. H. Toll (I'M 1. 1 J*
For l'j sjs i?ia,
1 -si. I?i. \.S. Toun n I'H.IA
F<?r Mp-k Hi id^' he,
I'M. II M. A.M. TOIID'M fll.iJt
For liwonierol Hiomaelm,
i ok. a. h. ronn'N riMA
For Xn41jc*-0titfjfi of j,
u. '?l,1'*- ^-U TiiDD'HPIMA
I I IK. A- I Oil DM ril.lA
For Constipation of tin- Moweia,
t, I Mi lilt. A.N.TOailti PiLM
Kor Palpitation of the Henr.
r*K UK. A. H. Tf??fT? Pll.iJt
hot Irn purltle* of the Blond,
I UK. A. H. TullO'N TILUI
For Palna In t??e Head,
I ML UK. A. ft. TlfUh'H FI LM
For Paln? in the Hide,
I'MI. f>K. 4. H. TODD** PILIJI
For a Family M?3icirie,
i?K III. A. H. rotlD N PILLM
H#>ld by l)iu||l'i? and Is-alers every
where.
LAPUHUX IIR'iniFRH A Ou,
Iminlata,
Frriprletorn, t> whom a. id re** ail orders.
(Ml
Cincinnati Sugar Cored
Ham*.
OJT TIF.UCE8 "HAWHOXV BRAND
AtO Joat reoel visd and f*r aale bjr
Af. ftCILLT.