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THE KANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Almost Fight-6usinsss or tho Conven-
tl0n, &c.

| H'8nt-ousiness OF tho OOnvcn'
tl0n, 90.
OUR KANSAS CORRESPONDENCE.
CONVENTION HALL, |
WYANDoT, Kansas, July 20, 1869.
quite On excitement was caused this afternoon after the
convention adjourned, by attempt 70 get up personal
ienSon1e on the part of Dr. Bennett Of the demo ras
delegates elect from Wyandot county, whom the Con-
Senton decided they could not admit except TO honorary
seats Mr. O. Thatcher, OF tho editors Of the Law
renee Republican, and leading member Of the majority
was standing In front Of tho hall building when Dr. Ben
nett armed with revolver and cane, advanced towards
him, demanding his Thatcher. Mr. T. replied
afrmativcly and Bennett stepping backwards, called
him Coward" "Iiar" "scoundyeo having reference to
some action Of kr Thatcher in Convention. Mr. T. took
notice Whatever Of the words Of Bennett who after
few minutes rode off,
Tho Of this attempt arose from motion made
In Convention yesterday. BY vote OF the republican
invited seats floor with the privilege Of partci
patton In the debate. week passed. and the claimants
did not appear Yesterday morning De- Bennett arose on
aqueston OF privilege, asking permission TO give his rea-
soDs for declining the offer OF the Convention He was
mted TO make his speech and offer hs protest. but
tended for political capital and full partisan terms
b the severe serse, when he got through, Mr. Kngmau
s s
tho speech and protest DO rejected from the record
scurrous and false This was the cause Of Bennets At
tack. Mr. Wrgley (dem Of Doniphan, moved that Mr.
KinRmans speech be also rejected, scurrious and
false Mr. Kingmsn rose, ald much excited, ad-
what aad fase9o The PRESIDENT in,erered and SO
rejected was strictly party one, being 81 20 L.
Several reports we're passed upon during the last two
days Tie article on Executive was adopted today It
Of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney General and SUI
perintendent of Public Instruction. They are 70 be
elected for two years The other provisions similar
to most CONSTITUTIONS.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
TREATY OF PEACE SIGNED AT vILLAFRANCA-
MAP OF THE FAMOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FROM
CALIFORNIA, OREGON, FRASER RIVER, CENTRAL
AMERICA, NEW GRANADA, TIE SOUTH PACIFIC,
VENEZUELA, MEXICO, CUBA, WEST INDIES,
ETC.-AFFAIRs IN wASHINGTON-L0CAL AND MIS-
CEJLANBOUs NKwE-LATEeT NTELLIdkNCE-AAR-
KET5, ETC.
morning wiz embrace. among Other things the
folowing:-Hiehy Important from tho Seat OF wsr-A
Treaty Signed at vsfsanca July H. lS59-New
Italian Confederation Pope Plus the Ninth Nomnsy at the
Head-Lombsrdy Coded to SArdinia-The Emperor OF Aug
a To be Krg venea Orders of the Day Of the Two Em
p,rorsyher Reasons for the Treay-Map OF the Famous
uadrsngle showing the Position of the Begeren! Armies
VIXEN Peace was Concluded &c History of the warResume
Of Events the 10th Of April, when the Austrian army
Crossed the Tno the l1n OF July when the Tresty Of
Peace WAS gued vafransa &c; Nine Days Later Mails
from California Oregon River; News from Cen
trail AmercaTrans AAys In Nicaragua Return of senor
Jerez from the United stases-Beys Grant to Come ia
Congess-Sr Gore Ouseey In Costa Rica-Disnrbances In
ouatemalssan Salvador Quiet, &c News from the South
Pacific Message of President of Chile to the Legislaure
War to be Decsred by Peru Against Ecuador-Bovia also
Threaaened-The Late Revolutions, DC News from New
0ranadaA Great Gold Excitement ChiriquTLe Indian
Cemeteries full Of Gold, &c; Important from Mexico
News from Cuba the West Indies, &c; important
from overwhelmingly IN the Repusic-Ar1ival Of
General Paez at PHILADELPHIA &C.; Affairs IN Wash
ipgton; News BY Telegraph; Editorials Lead
Ing Topics Of the Day; Financial Commercial Religious
Theatrical Sporting and Maritime Intelligence; Weekly BE
view Of The New York Cattle Market; Retail Prices Of
Country Produce II Washington Market, together with .
large variety Of interesting local and miscellaneous es
Single COPIES In wrappers ready for mailing can DO bad 81
The counter Price six cents
The mails for Europe by the steamship Ariel. viii close
q. the Office at hAfpas ten O'Clock this morning. The
wxlxIY HERALD viii be ready In time for mailing
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Custom Made Linen Draw ers, all sizes, at
McIAUGHLINs hirt warehouse Of Greenwich and
Murray streets.
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, EIsstic Stock
ings, belts, bandages and DR. GLOvER's lever
No 4 Ann street.
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Singers SEWING Machines.

fAIOk6 01DAfIY BEDUCED.
For all manufacturing purposes these machines AZ nm
eQualled -hcy are capahlc Of doing work snd earning
money than Other machine
THn NEW FANNY MACHINES,
Al $50 and ye, have become Necessity wherever Aey An
known. l. n. 6iNHE9 Co, 90 broaoWAys
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*AOV'0O Al q DE GROUr5, AZ Fulton street.
q Onn LINEN COATS, AT y?nlar,s ,..r,,, .,
500 MAHsHnafss yEs aso6 At la ,ulen street.
q sNn PAIR MABsEILLRs AND LINEN PANTS
A'cVv ''a Al Z. DE eaoo7's. Il, alun Asosi
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new ILLUSTRATED PERIODICAL.
Conducted BY the hest writers in Europe and BY the
"ONCE WEEK"
NUMBEES ], AND NOW READY.
The following few of the regular contributors 70
'OHCE A WEEK"
WILLIAM r. THACKHRAY,
CHARLES READD,
ALFRED TErnYEON,
q. II. LAWS,
GRO A. SALA,
HARRIET n AkIINEAU,
SHIRLEY BROOKS,
MISS huLCCd.
MRS. GASKElL,
TOM TAYLOR,
0EOk0E MkxEDITH &c &c
And the following eminent designers and artists are engaged
the i;lus;raitors:-
JIHE LEACH,
j. b. MILL ais.
JOHN TEkklEL,
EABLOT K. BROWNE,
@. REkNE
WOLFE, &c &c &c.
Plumbers ] and sale, and No s. ready this
uorring CONTAINS spd original By Alfred Teuny
cen beautifully illustrated by j. 4. MLiais.
Price 10 costs each. or - ger year -
No "a Nassau street, New York,
and all booksellers and news agents.
COUfHRRr GENIs AND OTHERS REQUIRING AN
y clothing have them msdeiu tie finest STYLE
Nv ealing CLARKE. ll6 William street Fine Frsnch
cloths hand. Ready made clothing
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 30. 1879.

500 Es.ldso G. and Eliza c. Van Setback, aged mon
H. - ~. IS we're inferred 10 Greenwood Cemetery
Albany h.-e.'o g Jooroa please copy.
u.s., .EILAHEOUss
OSr s.,s ocsIs TIE Il : p p.a
40 ''s e Sls2. sss5 rs i ssSs,
A fsw skAIss OF srEs nos CO. ~Jc VIEWS o. ITAL
shrs1C sorsI 20. ii u Jssn s as u Up S.x
- y9sss.: Y So |. Asx sssA.4. saw SRI 2.
e. ...:,.sas: ~ = A sssf sss "a ~
nv, ssvss1,s1LLs.wEDDIEa SaxDs. NOTES. 90
So.d@sy 6 sssssz scs'v'd car
4 LEX. KcKYkzIR REGs LEAVE TO INYoRx n. II
.sSs ss sS, ,ra The pubc hat he h plumbing
NE 2, 70 The building ana
NJ vnrs e. 0asrs whose reputation panbsr sands
Ssn.;s I, sSSa and residences. ~Ass. water can b.
a. s. Sc I'D sss properly
'' ssR K III = sss;Ss:: s. ss:s ...
A Dy ESEnSn e SHAW A : 5S ADvEarursa
'7Ps't row and Us Nassau street.
Hen Is.. sI v sssi.a. AaESrs.
Hon I'm y Brady.
ca.,l.: :. s'ss:os. Es.
A METHOD HAT PAYS AND BECOMING NEoEssAsY
" sss e q &c e &
ssa' az 81 ss's s Sn
lee 4 G:ss
'"'. -' " . Wlos..is piciu re frame 1 asts s
any rate cut this cut for future reference; oos nothing
A tsaLEAHsEADISa SEWING MACHINE
With tresdls attachment.
With beade and large iron table oombined,
BARrLk1ps vE, sS .Sw my ia y sGurrrs
Principal s.lssTsoas 4s srosdssy, corner Canal street.
REAurY WITHOUT PAINT.
AGLKAR COMPLEXION
CAN BE HAD BY USING ONE BOX OF
BoswHLL,s BKAUr1FIER.
REMOVES TAN. PInPLEs AND FRrcKLls.
MAKES TIE HoMELIRsT FACE HANDsoxE.
CIRCULARS sEkT FREE
whAT IovRLy Grill
Oh, che uses DR. r. W BOswBLLs sEAuTRrER, which
rsnovet ca ian pinpes rtcxle. end i'm paIts p.rmaaen
q Pre- cent: per By man 90 csais ..
f,nS:psl flee NO Beesmsn street, whore all orders b,
fo- sac by L. TAGMSN CO 81 Bleeckef street, fou
doors west OF Bfosdway; Hayes Brooklyn
CURTAIN AATEsl ALs. WINDOW sHADas 10
FERGUSON BEOrHERS
no 35l Broadway,
Offering to ne trade at reduced prices choice oc
dsmnsss dtisiDes trocae'e gilt gilt and buff win
dow shades Sfrdo~ hosnds reps Ac wholesale and
window shades 10 STOCK and manufactured 70 order.
No. 36l Broadway.
TOE COUa TRY HOUSES -ARCaIrECEURAL DE.
| Signs new .nd complete S. each, By j. p. uaYNok.
architect Of over $500 line boilcings Office 1872 Broad way
Of John street.
H(yOOD WINE NEEDS NO BUSH."
VI SUMMER COkPLAIa7s, DlARRHGA, DYSENTE.
ry-FarqDsrs Ca,iforpfx wine BRANDY.
Ihubsrb Peruvian especially ads pied
the above and tinit~r diseases. and for
WAX, NkkvOUS. DY sfAPTIC INyAIIDs
Fever hd hgue, dscrder Of soussh bowels gravel &c
ubeqBled genera lis pleasant
chilly active Quart bottles 81 q. 100 Fulton street NO
ssof House. IFS Bowery S62 Broadway hAyes, Brooklyn.
Depot NO. Vsr,ck s.lest
q uMPpEEys HoHEoPlTH BP1CrFIos.
Il EPEmEIUa
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Drawings OF Wood, EDDY Il Co.'s Lotteries.
DsIAw1Rs, EXTRA GLASS NO All. JULY o 1859.
GO, "a, %, 81, 81, Is, A. A. 70, 70, 46, 80, 26.
60, GO, A. So, ca, 60, 9, 61 80; 81 a. u, 40, So.
GEoRGlA, CLASS No 400, july g. 1859.
A, 3, 65, 48, 16, SIS, 2, As, 40, %, Sd, SO, 70.
GEORGIA, CLASS NO. 4lO x1rHA. LyLY 2s. 1859.
40, 70, GO, 43, 7s, SO, 81, II, II. "a, 6s, 3d.
WOOD, EDDY co.. Wilmington, Del.
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a METHOD sHAr PAYS AND BECOMING NECESSARY
t. catch the eye Of the public cad Certainly the cheapest
srd moet We frA ox8
leIl2s l2c 4xl8 al c VIII half Inch gin besd moulding
so inch pearl good article exS q 12c ez4 at sc l0xl2
prices No ssss. J. BRADLEY agent I42 uon street
Al snv rate cx mi. nm, cv srsrs sss.
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H(NOoD WINE NEEDS NO BUsH"
" SUMMER CuhPLAIa2s, DIARRHEA, DYSENTE-
ryFsrqDsrs Ce,orpx vino and brandy. medicA.ed with
uniyer Shubsrb Peruvian especially cuFn
the above and tnBil~r diseases. and for
WAX, NkkVOUS DH sfkPTIC INvAr.IDS
Fever aud Sgue dkcrder Of sonssh bowels gravel &c
10 uneqBed genera beverage Is pleasant
chilly scsve. Quart BOTTLES 81 O. 100 fulton
aston House. IFS Bowery S62 Broadway; hAyes brooklyn
Depot No 8 Ver.ck sset
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ZOE COUa TRY HOUSES ARCHITECTURAL De
Il Signs and complete S. each By j. p uaYNoK.
corner Of John street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-17

national lndepence may be very good-it
Is q very good thing in its way; but it may
cost too dear; you cannot be much worse
off than you are, you cannot be much more
ourdened than you are, happen what will!
But then I believe the meanest-spirited in
diTidual in the whole British empire to
whom he addresses these Internal words.
would answer. Avaunt, Satan would re-
fuse to listen to him in. other words. But
he is unabashed; he is of infinite per-
seyerencc, and never despairs he is
OF Infinite pertinacity, and of infinite
resources ALSO. So he tries another trick.
What are you afraid of?-and wish
he may be us certain to have no lis
teners IN this-what are you afraid of?
Nobody is going to attack you: there is no
chance of an attack. Why should Won
spend SO much of your substance in max
ing preparation for your dcfcnce-prepara-
ton SO costly and altogether useless? !
think some few Will listen to that But
the great body of the people of this
country, high and low, rich and poor. of
all ranks, of all parties, of all descriptions,
OF all sects, must know and feel to their
hearts core that that is the most danger
Gus of all the tempting, is the most peril
Gus of all the Fiend's advice, and that
there is but one safety for this country,
and that is to be prepared by sen and by
land, in every way in which an attack is
possible, however unlikely, so that every
attack may not be made not only utterly
impossible to succeed, but also impossible
to be attemptcd-[lo loud cheersl and 1
verify believe that there never was more
universal feeling of assent in this country
to any one doctrine than to this, that we
don't distrust our ncighbors-very far
from tive trust them, but we trust our
selves great deal morc-Tloud applausc1'
and that we do the best thing-the
kindest thing both for those ncighbors and
for ourselves, in being completely, abso-
lutely prepared for what may huppen.
Renewed applause
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Pretty Good Get.OFs.

The bone of contention-The jaw bone.
The old gentleman who turned quietly
away to ''smile," WAS seen shortly after
wards coming out of restaurant
a lady bather at Cape May is uow poeti-
cally termed II ita vale in whose bosom tho
bright waters meet"
Avigilancc committee-A Jealous wife.
"Whatcver is, is right" We hope our
creditors will take this view of the subject
and quit calling on us for that little
amount.
a motto for dry goods merchant
"Charge, Chester, charge"
The dnst of ages-Gold dust.
CoNMENDApLE.-A young lady married
an editor, not long since, for the benefit of
the ''Prcss."
a wool dealer-A negro trader.
Tables of longevity-Those that arc
provided with the most wholesome food
Why can't man live without veal? Be
cause it takes two calves to support him.
An ancient tradition-Truth.
a Cincinnati local informs us that the
clouds were swept from the horizon not
quantity of dust which has filled the air
lately. 1t is to be hoped that the sliy
swecpers will sprinkle the floor the next
time they sweep.
IN has been ascertained that the fellow
who exploded with laughter had just be-
fore swallowed cup of gunpowder ten.
An interrogatory point-A Yankee.
Nor long since n Son of Temperance
swallowed his prejudiccs, and with them
glass of whisky.
TnE oldest tfamily-Family Jars.
Az honest C2) politician has ascertaincd
the cause of the defeat of his party-it was
in the minority.
LIGHT of other days-A tallow candle.
A legal tondcr-A young lawyer.
WANTED.-An individual who rose from
obscurity, and who was not born of poor
but honest parents. Vcrd Antique wishes
to write the biography of such an indiyid-
ual.
Cnnoxrc suicide-Fre4ting oneself to
death.
TIE Position OF A DISTINGUISHED PoL1-
T1c1AN.-On his feet when in motion, sit
ting down when at dinner, on his back
when asleep.
We understand that an cx-mcmbcr of
the ''bar" is engaged in composing a new
drink for the holidays.
STANDARDIZATION by the hefirstintcntion-
Popping the question to a young lady Mt
the first interview, and then marrying her
to make her acquaintance
Niagara must be capital place for an
occulist. No person can look at the Falls
without having 81 cataract in his eye
The practice of presenting cane as a
testimonial of ability, originated in Asia
The first person who received this kind of
testimonial was a gentleman named ADAM
Adam's cane (Cain) turned out to be rath-
er poor stick. The first presentation
differed from those of the present day, in
not being got up by subscription.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-17
ID FELLOWS REGISTER.
be Lodges assemble MT Odd Eel
Ws' Hall, corner OF Market
RI:d Quincy streets.
v.RG1N1us LODGE. No. 3.

NRG1NIUS LODGE, No. 3.
cySry Thursday Evening. john Goudy, N.
= Courts. Y. c.; j. NJ. Bickcl, Secretary.
FRANLIN LODGE, NO. 13.
every Monday Evening. N.G. Marsh. n. g.;
H"ning, V. G.; W.P. McKeIvey, Secretary.
LLIAM TELL LODGE, No. ST. Germany
every Wednesday Evening. Simon IIisrich
III NJ. Bucrsner, V. G.; John Saladc Secretary.
WHEELING LODGE, No. so.
every Saturday Evening. B. II. Rcnnard.
LW. Re'im"n, N.G.; W. NJ. Bcrryhill, Sec'y.
PAMELA LODGE, No. 81.
every Friday Evening. L. F. Bcclcr, n. g.;
Vincent. N.G.; ". /. Diain. Secretary.
ABRAMS ENCAMPAIENT, No. i.
the FIRST and TEtED Tuesday Evenings of
ath. james NJ. Hall c. T.; L. +. Becler, II. p;
IS, 5. W.. W. p. McKelvcy. Scribe.
LLIANI TELL ENCANIPNIENT. No. 81.
The srcoND and FOURTH Tuesday Evenings Of
aih. Charles Linck, c. T.; n. Stegcr, II. p;
Imam, s w, C. Lobmeuller. Scribe.
|ONCORD LODGE, No. 1874, Germany
every Monday Evening i'll their Hall, corner
AMI Nine-Sts.. South Wheeling. }. G. Miller,
s'ob ltZ. v g.; Peter Xlnmcr, Secretary.
hD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
al. Colts, Jchn Hamilton, A. IAnring, J..
J. NJ. BiCkel, j. Icrgrr. G. w. EranZhcim, =.
A. Caldwell. J. COTTs, President.
zD, JR., Secretary.
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N 'IIJ OIIIII IlIII OI IIlU DOUV,
TUMORS AND SwELITNCj
TTNPANUNS or Err DRUMS


Which arc suitable for either sex and all otes;nsort
cd in fvo minutes. EAR TRUMPETs of every lescri1,-
ton: alro every variety of artificial articles known In
the WOrid-a large assortment of beautiful & durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS.
With tho Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL,
FEET, with the Ankle Leg and Knee-Jont Attacl
These articles perfectly natural and alnptc,l for
either sex and can be sent by express to any part Of
tne world All Kinds of TrSses for Hernia or Rnpturc
ni every description for either sex, aud TrlIss Inr
ttculnrly ainpte for females in weak condition also
for those with PROLAPSUs UTEEI.
Dr. latlkcc is of tho celebrated and skill
i"l ylyScians mud surgeons living Ills fame ia
KNOWN personally in every principal city of the world
Al letters directed to Dr. lhlkee must contain ten
cent5, to lrIy postage and incidental expenses All
Chronic Diseases can DO treated by correspondence
except tiocc mentioned, which will require his nor
Sonal supervision. fo-
ED- Office hours, from A. Mto4PM
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
PPVIcE, 5oi broadway, fow doors above Fourth at.
oSSLl, ~ NEw YORK CRY.
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PUBLIC HALLS.

eon Hall, east side Main between Quincy and
: Hall, northeast corner Market and Monroe.
Hston Hall, nc.h-cast corner Market and
Hall, west side Main between Quincy and
sum Hall, corner John and Market
M Fellows Hall, corner Monroe and Fourth.
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Hing Baptist Church.. south side Clay between
b sixth
P!s Church, Market, between Biddlo and Third
GERMAN PROTESTANT.
~ Protestant Church, west side Main between
I'd Monroe; Rev. Friedrich. pastor.
German Evangelical Protestant Church, East
=. Rev. VIM. Heller, pastor.
"a Lutheran Church, Rev. w. Bucrgemcir,
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE.
b Synagogue, Quincy, over Intclligcncer Office.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
ne Street NJ. E. Church. east side Claplinc
First and Second, Rov.J. L. Clark, pastor.
b Street NJ. Z. Church. west side Fourth, bo-
Hllnr"c and Quincy, Rev. Thomas NrLeary,
Street VI. Z. Church. northwest corpor North
ket, Rev. l. s Patterson, pastor.
Wheeling NJ. F.. Church.
ling Island Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rov.
Me'Clcary. pastor.
An NJ. E. Church, Fast Side ClRplinc.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Presbyterian Church. west side Fourth. .bctwccn
and Monroe; Rev. Henry X. Weed, d. D., pastor.
d Presbyterian Church. southwest Corner
Er alr! Market; Rev. II. V. Dodge. pastor.
Presbyterian Church. east side Fifth between
llt aI.tl Filhcrt. South Wheeling.
lhPnSbytcriam Church, east side Main between
AMI Washington; Rev. Alfred PAUL., pastor
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.
u Presbyterian Church. west side Market. be-
ri!ersonand Matlisor Rev. 7. AlcLurc, pastor
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
ans Church. west side Main, between First
nd; Rev. SouthgI:c. rector.
y;thGw's Church. south side Monroe between
|iSixtlr; Ecv. f. 7. Perkins, rector
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
mes Cathedral. southeast corner Ranpdcn
b: Right Rev. Richard v. Whcclan, Bishop;
ives V. Cunningham, Assistant.
5honsIss Church, west side Market, 'between
nj Third, Filth Ward; Rev. kicusIl, pastor.
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@. Il. S tifel,
MANUFACTURER oP
Tine SHEET ]: !! :. |. IRON 4 WARE
AND DE.NLER Is
Aousefurnishing IardWare.

douse1urn1sh1ng Hardware,
III AS ON HA6D A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
H Of liOuFtfiFIhshng Goo,Is IA part of Iiit stock
consisting Of fine lot Of WNterc0pIrrs lined with
lorcShin; Water filters, Walters, Teacanistcrs Mas-
SerS patent minute FrecZcrS Old Dominion COren0tS
Bird CAGES Cutlery britannia and Black Tin Ware Tin
ned and Ename!ed Hollow Ware, Brass Kettles &c
lie requests of his customers and the pulIic sencr
ally, particular attention to his Water coolers and
patent freezer If any ono wishes to save Ices and the
Olu Dominion C"Hco Pot makes tho best cofuo, and
soon will pny In saving coffee.
Als0 on hand a very large assortment of his own
manufactured Tin Ware, Wholesale aud retail ANY
articles not hnn will be made to order at tic shortest
notice and Mt reasonable prices
aD-FPUIT CANS -ALW-4YS ON HAND.
fA0se III want OF housekeeping GoUls will do we'll
ton Those who call will find most every article for
fitting out fine household q r. STJEEI ''
nlyES 50+i 6m No. 173 Main ST. Wheeling Tn
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0-SPEcIAL NOTICES Double the above rates.
Ia Yearly Advertising; on reasonable terms arcor
u 70 thc space occupied and the number of changes
All i. from transient persons OF strang
prescribed by law. - S- 50 s''' A'''U' "'
Business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 pcryear
or 80 Tor six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than squnrc
inc privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers' own 1mmedinte business; and ali
advertisements for the beneht of other personE "a
well as all legal advertisemelts and advertisements
OF auction sales and real est sent in by them must
be paid fOrsat the usual TIItcs :
:, AS Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. --s.,iI7 $50 sSN
cases Mt full rates. - "-
Marriages. Notices of Funerals, and announcements
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CITY DIRECTORY.
EnEELING PosV oFFIcE.
iyal and Closing Of the Mails

Nv "a NA@NSA q - S44S GA046S
.fnston. Pa, daily, Except sundny.) arrives at
h closcs at ;i::eO p. NJ.
,r.brrg. tby tie River.) arrives Mt 8 A. NJ. ON
Law. Friday and SUNDAY. Closes at 9:3O A NJ.
Wednesday Nnd Friday.
.r.bnrg, by b. & o. II. r., arrives at c:4s p. NJ.
Al go y. VI.
7rain from the East, arrives at 1853 \. M..-
Il CAS- p. N.
r.. Train. from Tie East. arrives at $50 A. NJ.
n!OA.M.
emulation Train from the East, Cexccpt Sun.
rTiyys at C:l3 +. NJ. Closes mt G:3O A. NJ.
.brrgh, Except sunday) arrives at 8 a. NJ
al 10 AN.
Gland P;ts!'urgl' Way Mail Except sunday,)
at lI;ej m. Closes at 10 A. NJ.
Western, except sun'lay,) arrives ut l2 NJ.
lirsville, arriyesat Pm. Closes at $50 A. NJ.
daily. except sunduy.J arrives at 4 p. NJ
Il C:3O A. NJ.
ans. Va. arrives Tuesday, THURSDAY and satur-
N. Closes sumo days at 1890 T. NJ.
S,n's Station. arrives Saturday, at p. NJ
Friiay, at G :. NJ.
Overland Mail for California leaves St. Louis
rIonlay AMI Thursday. Mt S a. NJ. Letters dc
for it should bO marked '+Overland, via St.
overland Mails from st. Joseph Mo-. to Placer.
a Salt Lake City, leaves St. Joseph every Sat
at $ 4: NJ. Letters should he marked, &Ovcr-
a st. Joseph.
,ffce opens at $50 A. NJ. Closes at 7:3o p. NJ
Sundays, from to 8 p NJ
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Scales.
P. G. HILDRETH g. BRO,
90 NIni1l-Strect,

Wheeling, Va.
A RE AGENTS FOR IIOWES IMPROVED WEIGH
IA ing Scales Hay md Cattle Scales, Portable Drop
Lever and Dormant Warehouse Scales from 400 to
Nov. 5, 1855 A first class Diploma awarded I,r fIs
Virginia State Agricultural SOcicty. These fcnlcs
have heen introduced in Virginia Int two weeks in
which time they have received CLASS DIPLostG
Hndt two fIrsT CLASS MEnALs, and arc approved and
recommended by all who have examined them Cali
and SEQ them at
7; 6. mLDRETlr& BROS. 80 Main st.