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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-14

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IL MANcuEsTRR!-A 7oAolo
Square IN 4shes-Zae Torch Of the Iacealiary
at Rork!-Since receiving our Geographic des-
patch yesterday of the above, we find in the
| Pittsburgh Post, the following statement:
We alluded some days ago to an unsuccessful
attempt 20 fire some buildings in Manchester:
we have now the unpleasant task of announcing
TO our readers that the work of the incendiarv
has been accomplished. About half past four
o'clock, yesterday afternoon, the furnishing
room of Phelps, Carr & Co.'s extensive Coach
Factory YRS discovered to be onfir The alarm
was instantly given, but so rapid was the pro-
gress of the flames that all efforts to stay them
proved unavaiiing, until the whole square was
laid in ashes.
Besides the coach factory, the extensive ploYv
factory of Messrs. Hall & Speer, and barrel
factory, owned by the Pearl Steam Mill conpa-
ny, were also destroyed.
| The square was almost wholly occupied by
these buildings, excepting ono house occupied as
a dwelling and post office, a brick one occunied
as store, by james B. McGec, and a dwelling
house, occupied by Mrs. Hall, which were all
saved
We could not ascertain the loss of these firms;
indeed it Was almost impossible to come to any
Just conclusion in relation to the anagesustain-
| ed. Nearly all of the manufactured stuff was
saved, almost every avenue being completely
| blocked with ploughs, &c. The insurance
amounts to about So, GOO, which is in the Lv-
coming Insurance Company
| 1t WAS reported that one person was arrested
on suspicion oG being the incendiary; and that
threatening letters had been received, stating
that the whole town would be burned down.
! About one hundred and fifty hands are by this
calamity thrown out Of employment, and many
OF them have no other means of supporting
themselves and families
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no TIrR rURi,lC.

r,,r. this day so'i to Nlessrs campbell & MeDsrno,
I-encer Office. wereturn sincere thanks
-,,,t,o.. for the many Of kindness have re-
-, hands and cordially commend our successors
,,,,,.e. wedoabt not they will syers found prOnr,
v, ,-,tre to every department of business, and viii
to deserve the patronage of the community
,,ss. viii run the 18Th Instant, and we hope our
~, Us in speedils closing up our outstanding
ssps.s Of the firm VIII be settled by either of the
,.., ,nl M Beatty will be found at the Office for that
.--.. BEATTY CO.
: r..Erg. Oct. s.h, 1856.
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White Hall, =. o. Medison Co., Ky.
CFrola Ee Cincinnati Weekly Times, ay 15Ls 1850
Another frinl between skiTWI Corn and cob
M LLInn.i q

v,
THE LITTLE GIANT TRICMpiIAET.
We learn that quite crowd assembled Paris Ky. on
the 9th to witness trial Of power between Lttl. Giant
and the Excelsior Mills the former which owned by
Louisvilie Courier says
'lhe grand contest between the Corn and Cob Mills
Little Giant Hid Excelsior Young American attracted
no little attention, and despite the rain beth days Rtc
coicourse oil people witness til. trial
we believe was the second trial had this spring between
coHtenGinG Nils. Tile present triumph: silver
rolets valued Ut $50 Tile judges appointed Rrutus
j. Clay Esq President OF the Bourbon Agricultural Society,"
and were composed Of The officers o the Society, rS
ensv= stock feeders The following report the
THE undersigned having been appointed committee of
Judges, members OF the Bourbon Count cuuril Sott-
ety. to determine, under (lcs presC bed for their guild
ai'ce the relative merits Of the Corn Mills of
esSrs scott Hedges, Cnenu known Little
Giant" and of 9esss Douglas, Smith, Co., ZanesvIe o.
named Excelsior Young America" (.uvctt's Paent) The
trial took place tn Paris the Sl and 6t, GAYS Of
May, 1885.
"The Little Giant in one hIndred revolutions ground
cetre ana nay 0ShetS Of meal, average
i1u pounds by the dyndnoneter Young America,
bushels at average draft 1879 pounds. Oue-half buse
of the meal ground by each mill through No.
and No Gseiyc The quantity No.
from the meal ground by the Young America
That oil the Little CLINT he meal OF the Lutte Giant
MAS more uniform fneIes than tp ground Young
America Though the NJ lis equal (1I inch
81 the grinding surface in the Little Giant supposed
he IRE times Hrtter than the Young America
FhIe tests and an examination 0f tie consr"iion Of
the mills, led the committee the opinion the Little
Giant IS the superior MILL and adapted tie OF
the farmer, and they therefore award Scssrs
Hedges the two silver Go6lcts. BRUTVS J. CLAY,
W. Z. DUNCAN,
CT. GARRAhD.
L. HUTCnCKAFT,
For Sale by OLIVER PRYOR, Wheeling, Va.
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TINS RIVER News is unimpostant. The river
here last night at dark was at stand OF 10 in
chcs.
The St Louis IntelIigencer says the Missouri
is now three feet scant on the bars
In the Illinois there is not more than two feet
from the mouth to Peoria, and on some of the
worst bars not more than twenty inches can be
found, by exact measurement with the stick.
In the Upper Mississippi to Keoliuk there is
scant three feet, and the Rapids are no longer
'avigable tors:eamboats. There has not a steam
boat crossed the Rapids, to our knowledge. for
about two weeks past
The Lower Mississippi is getting dead low,
there being scant five feet to Cairo, and not
great deal more water on the bars thence to
Memphis.
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W. notice that at Steubenvile superfine Flour
i;laoted at S6,25; fine 1926. Corn meal 60
ca;s per bu>hel. Oats 30. Wheat, best white
$l,2o, new red s1,15. Rye 80 cents. Corn so.
Earer is worth Is. Eggs -. Beef, fresh Sa
10; corned Sal; dried sugar cured 10. Hams
II; sugar cured l6. Shoulders and sides IOa12.
At Pittsburgh the quotations areas follows:
Flour. 1920 for suporfine; SG,85a6. 81 I-2 for
tIiia, alid 81 FOX extra family. Grain, Barley
Si,st; Oats 10 arrive ut 3Ua33c.
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QIEE connection WAS produced among the
ae:Uakers on Market street, between Monroe
= Quincy, by the run off of Adams and Co 5
hPass wagon. Fortunately there was no one
vsiag at the tine OF the west sidcas it was very
d., and a bad time to get out of the way.
lie wagon was pretty well smashed.
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w have received the October number of the
Sylas published by the American and Neotro-
fi'n Societies of bethany College 1t is an ex-
osl.at number, and contains many articles of a
t,i order. The Editors Table, or "Memora-
lila Bethe;iensia, is very racy and got up after
tie plan Of old ''Knicks famous New York
Magazine.
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NJ. uorard Challen, the Philadelphia cores
p0alsat Of This paper, is our authorized agent
'ucei?t for subscriptions and advertisements
at5ai city. We have an interesting letter from
!:1 glirl will appear tomorrow.
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-,s concerning subscription, adTertisng or other
TIERS eOne = a. Ir+,Tisncer sbould he addressed
-3,EE LAW OF NEwsPAPERs.

-,..rsvI.o do rot give express not'ee to the CEN
i,s.idered wishing to continue their subscrIp-
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sgtLL T,IEy .co,lE. ioas I.,s an

Banis6ed Son, and other Stories e h..
~ MRS Caroline Lee Hentz; passion and
Principles Mrs, Grey's New Domestic Novel
ana The Yankee Notion for November have been
received ut the Cheap Bookstore of Robinson &
Bro, No. 4, Washington Hall Also, Peterson's
eiltiOn of David copperfeld, vols, u mo,
illustrated by So steel engrayings, and the Poo
pies edition, vol, 70 mo-. 9s2 pages.
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5 THE- ssIITFLE GIANT
CORN AND COB NIILL
on Is OTHER WORnS.
TWO MILLS IN OH


TWO MILLS nv ONE,
THUS enabling persons using accomplish twice as
much in the time b. done by Single Minis .he
GREAT IMPROVEMENT has also been made In
The strength OF the Mi and the Manufacturers
ciAenge the world produce machine, ur-
pose capable accomplishing 50 iittg
power. So light and portable, and yet stroug dura-
ble. as the Imnroved or Taree Cuue
DaEbIc Rsittie Giant Corn Will.
The NIL can not be broken by any fair means exceut
there he defects ts cnstiLgs. Shoul hap
be na bit OF gravel, small knot IN the
corn, the mill will grind them without inuFin least
We do not OF coarse warrant them against improper
Farmers stock Growers 1tchers-
who mas stock Of any Kind, cier ftcn working
purposes that In every l0head that you feed yo
the price No. Eil every six mouths THE
IMPROVED 'LlTrLE GIANT" is now oaered AS the
BEST CORN AND COB CHCsiIEH EVER MADE, AND
is so GUARANTEED.
No. 4, or three horse Mil grinds, from % to 30
bushels per hour. Price 500 co
" 8, or two horse NH griuds, from IS TO 90
bushels per hnnr Observation-Disclosures. ~ 80 Co
q one horse Mil grinds, from IL to Is
bushels per hour, 40 co
4" !, will grind from to bushels per hour. 80 %
SCOTT HEDGES,
Corner Main Water Streets, Cincinnati, ohio
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Co2rORArE BANKNo,-The corporation of
Winchester, Va, has begun making money by
tte emission of five dollar notes to the present
,noua, Of SCI, geo.
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Corner Main Water Streets, oincinnati, ohio.


BsLCU ISLAND, S. C, 1856.
constant use for he last nine upnts huVe fed my
entirely on Corn and Cob Meal AAye worked my
horses and mules harder than during tie pest sumner ami
they have never before at this Of the year,
as good condition tey Mil grind
Leen bushels per hour easily, and feel confident
save fully thirty cent. by using tie NH.
with several Kinds of crushers bot consider the LITTLE
GAIN far supCriortO any have seen.
Yours respectfully TiIOS s. MILLER.
White Hall, L. o. Madison Co., Ky.
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rs,ueus recollee, R;ehelieu is to be played.
Of eoarsc every body will want to see Mr.. Rob
ID. IN this great character.
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THENEw PRACTICE OF PROF. DEGRArH
pEGRArn's ELECTRIC out!
1NsTANrANEous CURE.

INSTANTANEOUS CURE.
CUMBERLAND, NIL, Aug. ., 1856.
Prot. DsGrGh-Dear Sir have had a still neck, from
Rheumatism, for the last six weeks, could with difficulty
rno:e ms head Accidentally with gentleman, who,
with application OF DeGrath's Electric the rn ri
zone FROM nav meek. Therefore, cheerfIy
mend d G-a Electric oil person, afflicted
would not be without it if it 80 bottle.
ZADOCK BRASIlEAl.
Re bug peGra.t's Electric OH. All others are
nnsirumS.
For sale by T II. LOGAN L CO.. Rrfl-e Corner
Al.H, by LAUGHLINs' 4 mUSHsIELD,
. 49,
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THs ForrlGxgrs NJ NEw YonK-Tbs New.

'9IN Commercial of Friday afternoon says:
There IS much excitement IN the street tbis
,a'I7Ias from the discovery Of forged panerat,oat
sss'Stailed in police report under The appropri,
of f ..s;I, Inc matter, however, appears to be
All I greater Importance than is there stated
go! me story this morning is, that it has been
go ,Gined thes far that forged paper to the
'.l OF nearly half million has been put in
t-'''aion, ny the PARTIES implicated in the
'-7Ia n, already noted.
siv Tue ;, exact sum named is four hundred and
,ii 5oaSand dollars, butt ii scarcely seems pos
l,s - 50 large an 'suiOunt could be keptaaoa
b,H; names 81 only tTyo houses are mentioned as
s a1W9s been io5geiI on. and /, the abs,ncs Of
~ .it Information, it is manifestly improper to
t tior '"e'n TIE currency of newspaper circula-
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AsrOR HnusE, New York City, March s. 1876
DR. AVER, L0ceH: feel IT duty pleasure to ill.,
FORM you what your CHERRY PICTORIAL las dOe my wife.
Sue had been i've months laboTng under dangerous
symptoms Of Consumption from which no aid we could ro.
cure gave her much relief She was steadily failing,
F. STRONG OF uis city, where have
commended trial OF medicine. We
as We do your skill, for she has recovered day
She Is not strong used to be- hut free from,
her cough, and calls herself well.
Yours, with gratitude and regard
ORLANDO SHELBY nF
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ORLANDO SHELBY, OF suELnYvlLIr.

Gonsmaotiees do not despair till you have AYgrs
CHERRY PkCToEAL II is made by the best medical
chemists IN the world and .s all bespeuk the
high merits of its virtues.-EtRuReIDf;d Lfdysy.
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BENJAMIN PAGE, in. Co,
Manufacturing PharmRceutists and Chemists,


AGENTS.
Philadelphia, T. W Dyntt Sons 1872 n 81 street Now
York, Barnes Park, 800 Broadway corner Duane Bst.
more, CUspnre n-3tiers Gay and pcnn Avenue Gin
cEnat john D. Park. Chicago, barclay Brothers aI9 5
Water St s. Louis Barnard Adams & Co. X. Orleans
J. wT-ht Co. 7
Snld in Wheeling by Laughns & Bnslneid, T H. Logan
Co., and other Druggists Merchants allr
oat the United States and Canadas. oc:3iawIv
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The Eve ard Ear

my late tour i'll Europe, obtained several new
= Instruments and Remedies OF incalcuIab value In NV
speciality There Is nothing known to tue faculty in r
HeF nel pierre, with wliieh familiar which, com
SeG i an extensive practice for ~ years thp city o
NSM AoiA enables me t" restore SIGHT HEARING in
Sy cases hitherto deemed hopeless. Cataract positively
W ne" etcd Without pain. also SquntIn Cross
Eyes in ev seconds Amaurosis In the majority Of
Eases GFhnIatioEs Elc.TS Films or Srecs and (Tz ~
tyt invariably; also Deafness Singing In HE Ear and Di:
ShhEs ny an entirely process. My Treatise on t,s
hst, prize % c als" ARTIFICIAL EYES which nnd
lo"S eNaety IKE the natural Eye md inserted without
~, ana an Feacdiss forwarded BY 1si Clstsi-
IAAES ". POWELL, ". D..
je1IiavIy tlFy1Sys 40 f:tos,-- e u
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WE call attention to the new advertisement of
] II Slallman in another column.
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VIZ return our thanks to Mcssrs. j. a. Raw
,,iE D. Norton for large list of subscribers.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrTTsRugGu, Oct. I3-River foot Q inches
by metal mark and falling. Weather cloudy and
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HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.

a. A; RAMSEY, NJ. D., Arnrox, MoyRoI COUNTY, Iowa,
writes Sept "DurIng practice many years
have found nothing equal CHERRY for Civ
Il L-' - 49, 80 @@>
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Tue C.acrt7 CcuRr commences its session to.
dy at 10 o'clock.
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NEM YnRK MARKrr

Der. 13.-Flour market firm at 7,10a7, 45 for
Southern. Wheat has an upward tendency
a 900 bushels sold at !, G3al 20 for white; ,5
for red. Corn firm with sales of Ii, 500 bushels
Western mixed at 66. Pork quiet at 20,62 10.
country mess at 9a9,50 Lard very dull at
1878. Whisky lower, small sales of Ohio at
3S l-2.
Stocks dull Chic. & r. 1912; Ills. Central
llG; Ills. Cent: bonds 50 IA; Mich Southern
81 10; n. Y. Cent. SO 5-s; Rcading 81; Galena
and Chic. 100; Mich. Central OF rs; Erie r.
Gin. 100 10; Va. G'S 81 81; Sterling Exchange
dull at lOg 10
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1olpi9 rlf:.rllr.owlsg, DIREgTSoRY

-. =
vtrSinias ledge No. 8. Meets every Thursday
evening At TIC Han Of Market and Monroe streets
joins $. NyRieRF, y. g.; n n Carr Secretary i <
Ernnlltni Lodge No. ISs-sieets as aSoveevery
Monday evening JoHS sBA1uA, y. G.; N r CsatRiat,
Secretary.,3lt s5t354...t3 .5s
VIVA. Tellsl.odSe No. :s3.-Mee,s as above ere.
y wednssiays evening. J.. C. HosFAkSS " G.; ,EaRa
Sntade, Secretary. 81
evening atthe Hail. corner Market Quincy streets. IT.
Rsors, y. G.. yHosa Zao1Hra, s=SrStary.
FauOla E.OaEe No Se.--Nteets Us above every
Fr!dEy evening I. D. sIeLAS, X, G.; ~ " Sa,,eEHrS,
Secretary.
AbPaus's Esnen aspaaenG No. t.-Mee.s NJ The
HAIL. CORNER Market and Sooroe streets, the rt third
Tuesday evenings Of each month. II. UTu.AS c. r. S "
EearsoH, Scribe.
VIM. TetI tsaeNmpment No. :s3.-HIeets as
shove the second aud prtA Tuesday evenings each
month. W.. NtrSELra, C p; VA. Ttisglrbsr, Scribe
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AMOS LEE, ESQ.,. MONTEREY, IA, writes Sd of January
$50 ~ haG tedious influenza, which confined ia
trisd your ikGroRAL 6S the advice of clergyman.
Inc rst dose relieved the throat lungs;
less than one half the bottle ale ME completely we'll Your
medicines are the cheapest we'll the best can buy
mans fricnd.'' - FNNA
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a MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO THE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
HiRPTOArS TEGETARLE TLNCTURE!!

BALTIMORE, Marcel, 81, 1885,
tackled win pain in my right ankle We sent for physi
can VINO ordered II to be ponced as it WIS very mucl
to the height of very severely with pain
and knee, which frequently laid open To the hone and
out OF which came particles OF bone the OF 90
' 'S y W. u TRi i T c6uNTR 'SNS A1 long
was then taken to hartford county State; the phvs
clan there told friends he could heal the r
bur could not live This physician WORK
ing from tie ulcers proud and pieces Of Gene Sh1Ht
yis tr any OF The applications
could not stand by ana suffer thought at this time
unlike honcr-comb the ntnercus ulcers runnirtS
freely white us With Nn sign OF blood. and times when
would scratch my fingers white pHs would issue rreCrom
BALTIMORE MY HOME!
teen returned to Baltimore, old home, expecting
only T.FGSs IS s2gs
wors s~slinf came on my left hip and pain
and ws at tS Sa s S P PINE Tsn my Isc,as cut out
only taesaS of saving life. After this yet another form
ed on nay sit arm end also one len groin,
cd those WHO saw them was reduced to skeleton
heath RELIEF,
let aeath "ond Eave been seleLto Ihad tried ply
cured by 'HAIfToNs vEGETHELE T rISa
TuEE Of disease similar to the laburig under
hye years; Commenced taking 'HGmptoH's Te0etdLfe
[nOPE cOMEsD
me TSt 69tts o. whie Inspired me with hope, and by The
{, =
had The confidence TO believe that 1t would me- con-
M sSsFs .se a and v NEW
S1t further detail am happy say my leg also healed
ana general renovation of health has place. aud
now consider myself cured by this wonderful medicine
alone 1have given but faint idea OF my sucrInss but
Iliave said IN favor Of y - $50 ~
HGnlpton'S VegetrJls 7fncture"
and viii all are afcttl Tay bac IN ,,,o
it VIII the utmost Confidence.
EDWIN VI. sPRANRLIN,
No. % Register street
3d0Ors north OfPratt ST.
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We might add volumes evidence but the most couvinc-
ing proof of the virtues remedy is found in its effects
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COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGE
-Four magnificent line Engrnvings
From the Originals, the SPINGLER INSTITUTE 70,
Young Ladies'. GcRHAN b. ABBOTT, PrincipalS
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AsTAMA oR PMTIIlslo. ASH RnoNcnLrIs.

sE Your CHEEKY PEcronNL is performing marvellous
STrs, IN TINS section 1t has relieved from alarm
who has aSored under affection of lungs the last
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AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS

IiE sciences OF Chemistry have been taxed
L ti=ir utmost to produce this perfect rurga
tive which Is known Innunerahle shown
at these PIfS have virtues which surass
on the esteem OF all They safe and pleasant TO
ake hut powerful to Their penetrating properties
stimulate the vital activities of body,
ructi"ns of its purify cNpel disease
They purge out the foul humnrs which breed and grow dis
temper stimulate sluggish organs into their
natural action, and iEPart healthy
whole SYSTEM Not only do they the everyday
plants of every body, but also formidable
diseases that have baied the of human skill While
they produce powerful effects they are ut the same time in
diminished doses, the safest and best
fIoytu lOF cidren Being SEar-COued they pleasant
TO takc and being purely vegttHb risk
Of harm Cures have been made which surpass were
they not subSnntated by Of such exalted position and
Character as to forbid the suspicion OF Many
ent clergyen and physicians have lent their
y to the llbc the reliability remedies others
have sent the their
mraons contribute immensely the my Inflicted
suffering felow-Mcn
The Agent below named pleased gratis my
American Almanac, containing GlIe their use,
and the certificates of their following COM
plants
CostIveness, Bilious Complaints, RhGumasur, Dropsv,
heartburn Headache arising foul Sonach Nausea
lndiEestiIn Morbid nactiou OF Bowels pain arising
'ereirom Fatuency Loss Appetizer Ucercus and
cuaneous Diseases, which require
Scrofula or Kings Evil They also by purifying
ana ne SYSTEM cure many complaints which
would not be supposed they REACH such as Deafness
Partial Blindness Neuralgia Irritabty
Fangemeus OF the Liver and Kidneys GoU Kim
lred cempants arising from low state Of the body,
stTuCtionS Of its functions
Do not be put of by unprinciped dealers other
pill they make more profit Ask for AY6R's Pills,
aSe nothing else No other they give you compares
with this in It's intrinsic valu, curative powers The
have 1t.
Prepared by
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KID GLOVE CLEANFR-
POTiCHOM AMIE

ME new and beautiful ornameutng the siap,es.
Hiass Vessel 70 resemble the FISGsr PASTED CHtSt At
IiTlk of iAE COST, Is creating immense excitement
auies and Gentlemen are alike fascinated with this delight
M occupation chaste and elegant amusement for Chill
ue aud Schools encouraging taste for grace in dcSsn
ani hari2 IN tie arrangement The whole Art
can De perfectly acquired in half hour Book OF IpsirUc
uoh separatey 81 Boxes cOna.nng Vases Book, and
every article required 50. sent by Express
je1I-1ydGw 40 itro,,IHr,I.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY

MASONIC bItItCIOIt4.
OhIo Lodgc 80 fOi.-Meets at Masonic Han,
corner Market Monroe tert and hfsd Mon
day evenings of eaclmonth. G. W. SiGuTs W. NJ; Aer-
GRdsr LauDaitn, Secretary.
Wheeling E.odge NO. t2S.-A!eets as above on
the st AMI taird Thursday evenings month. r A.
BsExTLIsoER,W. NJ; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling UniOn Chapter No. I0.-SIsets as
above on the second Monday evening Of eaemOnth. VIC
scoTT, II, p; S. W. Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling Encnmpmeat No. I.-Nfcets as
above the fourth Monday evening each month. WI
BATEs, G. c. Il. Loriag, Recorder.