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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-09

~ TIE HA1R-People have for centuries been anaicted
With bald heads and the only remedy heretofore known,
has been those abomnable wigs BY discovery 81
Professor Wood these articles being With
but great many still patronEe Them they
have been so often imposed by Hair Toncs Of differ.
ent kinds To all such persons earnestly make the
quest, that they will again.
tive there s tuch thing fail We know Of q lady who
was bald who used the article short time, her head is
now covered completely with the tinest and most
curs Imaginable. We know of where hair
rapidly falling out which it greater perfec.
ton than It ever had been before. sss
It Is also without doubt of the best articles keep.
ing the hair in good condition, making soft and glossy
removing dandruG proved itself the greatest enc
my to all the ills that hair Is heir to.
1t Is the duty every improve their personal an.
peaFance though differ In regard to the wars Of
doDgt; but every will admit that beautiful head Of
hair, either in woman object much to be de.
sired and there are that should be left
Philadelphia. 49, fs7-f
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BALTIMORE MARRIOTT.

: a9AuausT Flour quiet bnt firm, sales How:
ard st. at $4,S5a5,OO. Wheat firm and unchang-
ed. Corn improving, sales of white at 85a67,
yellow 95a96. Whisky firm at 27a2s}. Pro-
visions buoyant. Bacon 7Fa94, in bulk 7a91-4.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tonic Every one, at times, feels the neces-
sity Of some restorative Of tho vital powers.
depressed by mental or bodily exhaustion. In
such conditions let every one, instead of flying
to the alcoholic or medicinal stimulants which
must be followed by depression equal to their
excitement, reinyigorate his deranged system by
the natural tonic elements of the Peruvian
Syrup. In Dysentery and similar complaints of
the summer season, the Peruvian Syrup has
proved a remarkable preventative and cure
=. Booking, Agent Apotheca No. 81 Monroe
street.
Are You Bi2liOusl Use Todd's PilsI Are
you costivcP Use Todd's Pills! Have YOU
Headache? Use Todd's PillsI Have YOU Liver
Complaint? Use Todd's Piflsl Have YOU Dys-
pepsia2 Use Todd's Pillsl Have YOU n Coldp
Use Todd's Pillsl Do you want safe Family
Medicine? Use Todd's Pills! Do you want a
reliable Family McdicineP Use Todd's PiLs!-
They have been proved by an experience of 80
years! They are more popular than ever be
lore They are compounded with 0reat cure
and from the Pure$t material They are used
N almost all parts of the Union. They are all
they profess to be. Try them! T. II. Logan
y Co., Wholesale Agents.
=-------SsS Dee------
SEE advertisement of Dr. Sanford's Liver In
ylgorator in another column.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKEs
Celebrated Female Pills.


Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, n. D.
Physician Extraordinary to TIC Queen.
This invaluable medicine unallng the cure Of ali
those painful and dangerous diseases female
constitution is subject 1t moderaes all and re-
moves all distractions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED. LADIES
especially suited. 1t WILL short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterIef.a.
CAUTION.
These Fis should not be teten bysmdles during tie
FIRST THREE N0NZRS Of pregnancy, as they arc
sure to bring Miscarriage bat at any Otter time ey
are sac.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerton Papita
tion of the Heart Mysteries and Whites Pills viii
eject when all other means have failed and al.
though powerful remedy, do contain ron calomel
anthony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around package
which should be carefully preserved,
SOLE, Agent for the United statesAnd Capads,
tIateI. c. Baldwin Co.. Rochester, N 7.
N.B-s1,OO and 6 postage s.amps enclosed to my au-
thorsed Agent, wiz insure bottle, containing 60 Pills.
by return mail.
Forsale by T. H. LOGAN & CO., in Wheeling,
B. L. Fahnestock Co., Wholesale Agents Pittsburg;
Purcell Laid Co., Wholesale Agents for Va, at Rici-
mona: ap2s-1y
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CLEVELAND, o., Aug F.-Hon. Edward Wade
was re-nominated as the Republican candidate
for Congress of the 18th district, yesterday
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organ Grindeys-A Dun Dav-satnrflav

Organ Grindera-A Duh Day.-saturday
was altogether musical day in this city. No
less than four music numbering organ grinders
appeared in our midst, from no one knows
where, aud are now doubtless gone again, no
one knows in what direction. All parts of the
city abounded with what is charitably recog-
nized as music and squads Of dirty faced chill
dren, idle men and niggers assembled around
to "see the monkey dance" and hear the hard
faced tamborinist drawing out the everlasting
monotOnous,
"Cpme all Young and mailens warning take by me-
For the beauties OF fair maid will soon fade away
Win soon fade away,
W i'll soon fade away.
For the beauties Of fair mad will soon fade away.
The day, for Saturday, was one remarkable
for listless dullness, and these organ tunes, in
stead of enliyening, only added to the rnonot-
ony. About the market house, in the morning,
there were plenty of people, lots of green corn
and other vegetables and good deal of loose
change changed hands, but after that univer-
sal quiet pervaded the city and suburbs with an
occasional drowsy hum from some workshop
The day was such an one as is admirably de-
scri bed here
An August dayI dreamy haze
Films the air, and uninsles with the skies;
sWeetly the rich dark sunshine plays,
Browning each object where IL lies,
Outlines melted in the gauze
That nature wells; the ltIuI breeze
Prom the thick pine low murnlurIng draws,
That dies in lrtterngs midst the trees
The bee Is siumbering in the thistle
And, now and then, broken whistle,
A tread-a huul-a tap-is heard
Through the dry leaves, in grass and bush,
As insect animal and bird,
Reuse brief from their lethargic hush,
Then e en- these pleasant sounds would cease,
And dread stiffness all things lock:
The aspen seems like sculptured rock,
And not a tassel thread is shaken,
~ The monarch pine's deep trance to waken,
And Nature settle prone in drowsy peace.
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Something Frightul-What IS itf-The St
Louis Democrat Of Thursday says:-The steam
boat Captain reported missing, is Jake Haslep, of
Pennsylvania, and formerly of the North Star
and other famous steamers. He was on his way
home, and arriving in Chicago, his numerous
friends visited him Informed convivial partv.
1t is supposed that the carousal had the effect
OF dImning his perceptiye faculties, and that
ne took his scat in the cars for New York in
stead of going blythe train that would have
taken him home. There is, therefore, room for
hope, that he will turn up again. Jake is a ia.
nous fellow. The anecdote ofthe roofing hog
IN which he boreaconspicuous part, is not for
gotten When he was a second mate in the
lower Mississippi, the boat on which he was
made alanding for the purpose ofwooding. The
preprIetorof the pile was raying at his hogs
which had been breaking the ground badly all
around him. Jake said the woodnan's hogs
were OF no account in the matter of roofing.
and offered to bet him cool hundred, that he
could bring one of his no gs from old Beaver
that would beat the Woodlands animals at root.
ing allhol,er.
The bet was accepted, and duly, on his return
trip, Jake had his smartest hog upon the ground.
The woodmanr soon brought his favorite rootcr
along and gave him the signal. Attic first
plunge, the bystGnderS were aStoniShed to see
the animals body halfbnried in the earth. The
list was its best effort. Jake then whispered 10
ms pet and In an instant everything but its tail
was buried In the so,iti a til The animal was
extracted amid the app aise of the witnesses Of
the aitnr. jake won the bet, and thus ended
the atf4ir of the t'rootin hog
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NAV YORK MARKnr

AueUsT Flour firm with sales of II 500
b6ls. Wheat buoyant; ] 8, 600 bush. sold, west
ern white 81, l0al ,25; Chicago Spring Wheat
8ea95; Milwaukie Club 90ca$ ,0l. Corn dull;
10000 bush. sold.
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MoRETHAN SOC, oooBoTTLEs
SOLD IN The
NEW ENGLAND STATES {
IN ONE Y ISA r.

THE RESTORATIVE OF PROF. o. J. WOOD, FOR RE-
storing hair perfectly and permanently has never vet
had rival Volume volume might be given from All
parts OF the world and from the intelligent prove
that It Is eSct Re stordti0e read the circular and
you cannot doubt; read also the following:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-09

Railroad Accident--Body ot an UnknoOn
Ola" F0und.-The engine of the mail train
which left this city for the east, at 70 O'clock on
Wednesday night, got off the track at Ichester.
The smoking car and mail car also left the track,
but the passenger cars remained upon the rails.
The engineer, Joseph WolIcy, was slightly
scalded, and the fireman, James Turner, wount-
ed on the elbow. a. Il. Davis, through mail
agent, who was in the mail car, received a blow
on the knee, which disabled him for time
The accident was caused by the breaking of the
"chair of the rails, which overturnd the en-.
gine. The engine was not much damaged and
the trains were delayed but few hours in con-
equence.
On Intervening Of the day the accident occu-
red, the body Of man was found lying close to
the line of the road. He was supposed to have
been passenger on the mail train at the time
accident, after which it is said he attempted, in
company with others to walk to the next station.
,ltis probable this is incorrect, however. as the
corpse was found near the scene of the accident
lying in the path which runs along the tracks.
There was a slight bruise on the forehead. and
his hat was broken in line with the wound.
as though he had fallen from the train. This
suppositiOn was not corrOborated by testimony,
and verdict of death from congestion of the
brain rendered.
The body, which was not recognized, was
that of large man, about six feet in height,
and was dressed in a black Domaine coat, with
velvet collar, grey pantaloons and long pegged
boots. In tho pockets we're found handler.
chief, two keys, comb, ticket of Railroad
Company and about dollar in change There
were no marks or initials on any of these arti-
cles, but in the crownof his hat were the words,
Lancaster, Pennsylvania" where he may have
resided or has relations living The corpse will
be cared for by the company until identified.
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alM g@NSMz1n
81 re-!
BY THE UNION 5IINB
TO THE DAILY INTELLEGtNc1eEs.
THE ATT, ANTIr tYART

New York, Aug. Mr.. Peter Cooper, Pres
ident of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, on
Thursday telegraphcd to Mr.. Field, stating; that
hewas very anxious 10 know if The Agarnem-
non had laid her end of the cable. Mr.. Field
replied that the cable had been successfully laid,
through its entire length. Mr. Cooper states tsts
that it was arranged that no message should be
transmitted either way until the Queens greet.
ing had beenis sent to Mr.. Buchanan. We must,
therefore, wait for the receipt of that message
before we can know anything more definite
about the success of the enterprise. Mr.. Coop.
er, himself, has no doubt of the fact that the
cable has been successfully hid to both coasts
photographed by Mr.. Field The following why'd dis.
patch has been received from Capt. Hudson by
- '' TR1sIrY BAY Aug g.
God haze been with us. The Telagrap6 cable
is laid without accident, 4and TO Him be all the
glory. We are all we'll.
Yours affectionately.
Signed, WIZ L. HUDsoE.
Tr1,,,r,, ~ A. c;,,oa. 49,, ,,.,; al. ,,a-o
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NEw 0RLEANs. Aug. I'm a. duel yesterday,
between Major Henry and Joseph Howell, the
former was wounded styerely.
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will sell superior ROBES of go yards each
quality sold last at from S25 to $780, For only
SO apiece. challenge any merchant possessing
about silks, to deny that these are not
sold their value. Also asupercr article G1LORED
gOGLIDE RORES d QUELLESs side stripes, very de.
sirable colorS and de igns, AMI will be
They are Of very recent importation slarEe York
and below cost
so Just about so dress patterns OF new syles
fancy Silks, very handsome and cheap.
lOOBAREGE, LAWN & OHALLY ROBES, both side stripes
and double skire Barge Robes 20
excellent style, cheap Fine Robes at only One
DolIsr eed Fifty Cents apiece; at ALEX. HEYMANlS,
1877 Main ST.,
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
AVetsT Flour higher good demand;
sales OF 500 bbls at 81, 25a4, 10. Whisky adj
vanced to 2sl Provisions unchanged
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~ EWAYLAND, Mass, Feb 8, 1857
PROF Oh. WOOD 4 90. Gents: Having realized the
good effects Of yonr Hair Restorative state that
hnding my hslr growing tIn, we as gray, was in
dpced from what read and heared, article pre-
Pared TO It's growth change fs color
g II Was in youth both Of which IT has effected completely
II the operation have used nearly, three bottles
Yours &c., JAMES FRANoIs.
Oh. WOOD CO., Proprietors, S12 Broadway New York
I'm the Il Wire Railing
6et St, ST. Louis, Mo. F9s
And sold by al good Druggists
deSS=dSt-E&v1ylAa jy18-Sm
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SEE advertisement Of DR.. sanford's Liver In
in another column. -. =
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PHOTOGRAPHs.

~ The place to obtain GOOD PuoroaRArH is a,
wYKE's GALLERY, 1s9 Main ST., opposite Union where
this style OF picture is got up life They resemble
engraving and fine picture parlor when put up
in open frames One sitting only necessary to produce
any number from tn subject. They are the cheap
est pictures when more than one is desired.
Old Daguerreotypes restored and copied to any size
Bring yopr fading DaguerreOtypes have item re-
stored and made permanent.
Every style Of picture taken neatness and dispatch
at HYKE'5 GALLERY,
te2s Main ST., opposite Union.
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New and Desirable Goods by Bxpress.
R wiz open this day choIee SaGortmeut Of gcods EoT
Wv travelling dresses, consisting OF
PoiIt de CheFtes,
MarquSs Cloths,
Plain Plaid and Bayadere PoplIns,
Ducas In different stylea =
Plain CoIored PoulnfdS.
ALAo-4O ps. ~ Black and uhite Check Prihtt
1e4 HEI8KELL &SWEARIN0EE,
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EEG1l0Gi IS s. Gross,
" ES.HI SAUCE.

The delicate, pun, l1eent. aromatic flavor
impaired to all kimdsI ~l,f Fish. Meats Salods
Oysters. Soups. Cur =. ries, etc. rentIers this
the best 2.FE8L Il. ST. ICE
ever offered discrim-t TS,natinp public. II i'm
proves the appetite, II strengthens the dieee-
tive organs, iinpartsI F%5tone to the systeno.
and counteracts theI Injurious effects Of too,
greattable indulgencelS Fl Private families TTo.
tells. STEAMBOATS, orI Restaurants who, con.
suit the relish of al G1Smeal. or the en1,in.
ment of the table, win ~ never dispensa .I,itb
the z ANKEB IS- SA n'CE1 A.
either breakfast din-l - ner. or supper.
This Sauce wherever used. is e1parced;no
all other articlesof thel eakind. and "a destined
to become as indispen-E sable. as euearI or EaItI
1t is within the reach Slot all. While used M.
onthe grooming tables Hof the rich. It eonaltv
adOrns the humbleI' 8 board of the Door
Sold by all GrocerS. and General Dealers through.
out the world, for
IS CENTS PER BOTTLE.
BARNES & PARK General Agents.
Is & Is PARK ROW. New York
,LAUGHLINs q BUsHFIELD ganl W. A. EDWARDS z
BRO, Agents for Wheeling. leo idGy 6mf5S-
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NeW GFOOdB 60 Make up 20 Order
nAoE now received my Spring and Summer stock OF
n eCLOI1SI CA&SIIREleES AND YES7TNGS. Of tbe
most desirable styles fabrics at exceedingly s
prices and which am prepared TO make up the Iutast
and most fashionable Styles at the lowest pries 10
Which would eau the attention OF my customers and DO
public IN genera. Also, large OF Ready Madv-
CLOTHING always on hand at very low prices aud se
A. 81. ADAMS.
apo No M
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IN BARnRls nosin In store and for.
~ H4A'.a J. A. NEToAIE.
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BRIDGE STOCK FOR SAFE. - :
ON SATURDAY, THE 14TH DAY or AUGUST NEXT.
VIII sell at public auction, at the front door the
court House 81 Ohio county Virginia, commencing sale
az eleven O'Clock NJ, Four Hundred Fifteen Shares
Company. EsS
The stock viii be offered lots of twenty shares with
privilege to the buyer to take 100 sharee. q =
It; Terms, Cash. DANIEL LAME.
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Gt1NoINNATI s0AP-1OO boxes German and 0leine-
~ per steamer Ennice-or sale al cncin naff prices BIZ
Z lyx43 q - J. A. 4EEQALF,
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Reapera ard MoWara.

=
TUE advantage and seonomys Of Harvesting Machines
has besns fully de1nonstrated them almost
matter Of necessity 30 much least that Farmers can
no longer aard % be without ple who iah to
purcAse this season their arrangements now
y gre e o
tested and rsliahlen TIE EanncrTer1 prIoss
and IN the extsnt Of the pnrchaae money
passed herytSteYE.
McCormickss Combined Reaper and Mower
AUlttleu 4 14llleTs do do s-5i.-t-.,
Atklns, do 40 Self RSksT.
sAultnSu q 94!llsFss do Mover,
-BalR el. - do --stu-L.-
or any 81 the 6bnEeNt prompt RsRl3Ian
II addressed 70 SMITH & 9ORRkL
- oealerain Agrtealtdr II nfleTaenis
NJ1sW style [OnynIng : Hellg, j1sf TecsETed =
E4sSzsts1s HEJsKEEL sWR4RfNGEE.
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UlEalFHIH IElJh.I NOV. 8Sth 1851.
hereby certify that having been badly bruised and
scalded by the explosion Of Steam Boiler
me to try Braggs Arctic Linent. smart
extra ted 'front.' scalds, and in avery time
the pain gone from the bruises In two weeks Was
well and able to resume my 6nsnesbL
- HENRY. EtANERSIkILI,. rAsderlce IanNrnr, atrnnt
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Do0mesticsT and Foreign Staple.
PRINTssO0 pieces at only cts per yard 1S5cfs
BLs FAC pieces, full yard vide, and
very Tor only 10 cents yard. Also
ity Ausins for only Scents Asuperor article Of
SEA Island Brown MuslIns wide for cents sheetlngs
at very low prices. Bedicking rst rate arti-
Sg, ZOE ~ cents yard and do ''errtng Bone TWi at
Only. ls3S cents per yard very cheap.
SRASH-A very good qualify for only cents ne ward
Irish 1lSENS-A splendid article ali linen
for only IS cents yard. ~
123f cetts. E--+- e 80 = " '
DE BEGRs AND LUSTREs-Som as low az S GENTS n
yard; at EapS-8ml ~ ALTfN HEYAISNIs
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"Ceme all young and madens warming take by me-
For the beauties OF fair maid will fade away
WIN soon fade away,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
NEwYORK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY NOVEMBER Is,

L. H. The ray tiirs the u7uet ha' given %
u his iltsu,ior &, sLi hss no0r OF "
II v-y clear nuG tia; lie o,Gt rot CO o. ~ TIE 81
sci . u .uck l.t.,e.
II urged the ,hst tie o. Rsy AT
Thoursor HcE as hority ss,s th- Irs'ier
IN 'he,e .
b., n e,surs,iou of that w TIA, !, de'iaef
orv that. when h- putia ucrisc.s uotice tor
tia. sccociuG g. h- form sni prscce of to- Cour. tne
d-;eIdsL sff-vt shown that
and hat a. r hca cu.L B.. uo,irrt
vcu--er is.ues h.t been rrief dsis thu
ctr rlau be ;hs; ouy
rad. .insut ~ dismissal couh D. founded upin
n TON TIE Court sl.o hei 'hs; when 6~iena claims
srust.ve 5elf asa equitable, n" duty Of scto IN
sriusils tire csu.- f,r tgial. dcvol,rs uron hi n.
H. the pi.uuh, u rntiir Ainsr - be- so-,
s1d 20 move O. lie tsu.rs have nucr! thr.a. rae
ttg>ior 90 z The hole circuit %
the psrtt would TIE csu.-. when BE- hsf rot
o.ceG them The Ss;.risu hy uct' them compelled the
p.iuG watch the car.r- De eid rot answ-r, -
Malt B. dismissed. But tie pslii could take u' sfna.'e
ss-ir unrs. noticed ha rsi 90 IT. oH oasi
have NY brrh-ru. aud :nry oncg IN ne re ''
Il Til, opinion ald hold the Lgess tsAeG II tas
were Irregular sud must b. set scr.
They aye ,rrofc,rsl, ", aside but without costs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
DIED..

BAKER-Tn th, city, on Sunday. Nov. H. Richard Baker
as-d 43 yeaI,, 10 months and i3 days.
DAyIS-In this city Tuesday Nov l6 seer long aud
painful lin. Hermann Davis aged I'll years aud mouths
DECKER-In Wllismsburgh, Tuesday, Nov. l6 Dorothy
Drcke dsuser vi Joseph aud Eu-hne Decker III the lo'h
Of her
GARDINER-On "Wednesday, Nov II, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth,
wife of Samuel Gardiner, uged u years
~ h,i late residence, No. lo Chyslic street. on En-
day at | o'clock p m
LIMB-In Rrooiyr on Tuesday Nov 49, after short Illness
Thomss Limb, III the 30th year Of his
McGRATH-ln thi, city, Tuesds,, Nov. l6 after short
Illness Catharine TIE beloved vile ot Thomas
McOrath. aged ii years.
borne with Christian otude, Am Ross. ag-a % years
The and acquatsn OF the family invited to sttend
late reside Eighty iuurtn street bet xeeu
II iTd Fourth At O'clock M, on Thursday
REAln this city, Tuesday, Nov II, of hopping cough
Alice daughter OF Andie~ " aud May j. Rae ssrd nonshs
SHEPARDSOS-In Jersey City, on "Wednesday Nov. H.
Fre6vck Mcleod. OILY child Ut Janc A and Susan d. Shsp
sTd.on aged 10 months aud = days.
The relatives of the family invited - attend
hs funeral on Friday Nov Ia at l0l O'Clock m. from the
residence OF his farerts. No. 81 Morris street.
SCHM rT-In Pittsburgh. Pa. Thursday Nov. T. Peter
Schmitt, formerly Of the city Of New York
VOGT-In W iismsburgh TUESDAY Afternoon Noy. i6,
Sarah I'D daughter of GeOrs- Sarah W tJg aud
grand of James A. Pyne, ssed l. years a"d Il d'ys
WESTON Wednesday evening, Noy. II, John c. West IN
H., jith year Of his age. -.
His ri. nd. and those brothers invited N aen bis
fuea Friday II ocpcs from bis late residence No.
Greenwood Cemetery
WILDE-In Wiii,m.burgh, "Wednesday, Nov H. Mrs J.
Wilde widow Of the late John Wilde, formerly OF Bloc n
field, y. J.