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DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOl
Il THE MAYOR FOR APPROVAL.

FROM BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Resolution u the Clerk advertise places for holding t5e pos
10 several election Districts in the following Hsrsd,
News Times Tribune Transcript. Sun, Staas Letlng New
Yorker Democrat Aoend Ze.aDs, Express EyeuDs Poet sad
Day Book
board OF Supervisors Oct Is laso
On ana adopted
Resolution suthLa the Beard Of Police Commissioners 70
day from police fund for ls6 peuse Of furnishing Sl;n
House. but such expenditures not ) nGse the
Necessary for >, ares for poicamsn.
Board Of Supervisors, Oc. l3 1870.
Adopted.
Resolution to pay bill Of Nernsn Mcleod io% Tor watch
Employed at jail for June 81 - Dec 81 lSS9.
Board Of Supervisors Oct. is, loc1
On ayes noes adopted
Resolution piy bills OF Dr. DorenUs tS aud d. Fen=eJ
$50 for chemical analyses
Board Of Supervisors, Oct. Is, 1850.
On ayes and noes adopted.
Reiou to pay bill Of Wul. H. King 80 for osk table 100
Chsn,b Of Board.
Board Of Supervisors Oct Is, 1860.
On y and noes adopted
Resolution TO pay bill OF Belon Fsrrar Co. ps Tor ~ sld
p Rogers ~ Is for putting Ia :,al
Board OF Supervisors Dc. Is, 1860.
On ayes and noes adopted
FROM COMMON COUNCIL
Resolution d cting the Street Commission 20 advertise fer
prop sal. engine for Eng1e Conpany No A.
said engine 70 be similar to that now In use Forge H'se
Company. No 20
Board OF Aldermen Sept H. 1860.
On ard noes adopted.
Board OF Councimen, October Is, 1850
On O. es q concuired In
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Y SIiERI-

DEWARD, $500 Whereas JOHN SHERl-
III DAN HOGAN esq Member of the Legislative Assembly
Province Of Csnsd. left his usual rsdeace In tie moatn
December and has not been heard 0 th time,
notice s hereby given Reward Of 500 will bs paid oy tao
Of canada 10 any persons who may e
such evidence shall be considered satisfactory TO the nd Gov
eminent the and place Of edtenee o. the
sid JOHN SHERIDAN HOGAN Il alive, or be be dead,
of the cfcuns noes st.enda bis death and burial
Any communication the subec, 70 be sem 20 the under
signed CHARLES aLbEfS.
Oneb,e Oct Is 1860. Proyini i Secretary
CAFETY FROM ROGUES THIEVES OUT
- WITTEDi- MERCd IT'S BENEFITGO!-"W W 5lfES
PATENT THIEF-DE rECTING IONsI-DaA "ER"-Ihe
fs and only conbln ton Fill Lock" and Drawer ever ID
vented Thy change. given four bolts wi hout he'd
key. The DIsSr sellockins sni self adustOs No alarm
given her opened oDey unlocked Never req1es wind
ng Thi, Lock AID ie'.' the onyt two e3nbination
holt locks ever invented Price 30 For sale, wholesale snd
RETAIL AZ the Dcgot and Agency No $50 7.h New Ycrk,
where all orders mu be addressed 20 ". PLATO Age,
ALBERT A. STOCKLEY, A,tiag Agent
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The World" tnd Tbcstsrs.
The Royal Dance, Sc, S:.
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vTHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR OCT. 90


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lu.TuE CROPS.
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y..T9 eT,TaE TIE PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED
VI. INTERESTING FROM JAPAN; KAnsg,w. to
Hsg"di-Ths Coat Of JsPaa and is' Navigation
yH..NAGAsAKi, PAST AND Present Correspond
,,, p%s eHes ,S q The 4 T. Tribune s,,roo, nG,
xTRSM P9RTEAYP 4aN TO oSy MqyYT PEsEsT
xii:.TME MEIGHT AND CULTURE OF DWARF
SEaE y pESsE1s5 FSsEASp BY TELEGRAPH
nkam w.,hinsqn,sPeca Dispatches e The N rh \.
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NEW ard VERY POPULAR MUSlC.-Vecal:
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a cnrd from %. etecoy.

/ LdtoTS a me LHtetL3GHtfF:
! | observe in your issue of March the LIST,
st very interesting and ably got up card,
ovcr the Signature of that .'gcntlcmanly
! disciplg of the illustrious IEahnemnn,' y.
! Hughes, in which the writer seems to have
lost sight of the fact that principles and
J the legitimate result. when applied in,
practice, we're 10 be the subjects in the
preseu. discussion: and instead thereof,
| proposes lar my consideration series OF
| personal interrogatoricS, the relevancy OF
which 10 the points at Issue between US,
| | must confess myself too obtusc to dis
cover l was not aware that had given
to any one the privilege of catechising me,
either in public or private, but as be has
very impudfntly and impertinentiy ar
rogated TO himself that privilege, | mRst
"anSwer Il fool according tn his folly,
| lest he he wise in his own COncrit. =
! This will involve the unpleasant necessity
OF falling about myself. For The inform"-
ton of the gentleman | would say that |
| profess to be member OF that reform or
| progressive school of AllOPathists, who
| opposed to the Pollypharmacy OF excessive
dragging of other days, believe in the in
| iocrdcy of nature in the cure of disease,
and consider art in the light Of a subordi
nate helpcr-npt the helper who wrote
''iGe Impending Crisis but helper of
the MS nacGiedirit aatWg in bringing about
| q crisis in disease. At the head Ut this
reform school stands Sir John Forhs, of
London. Physician TO the Opeen's house
hold, and belonging to which we find the
most distinguished Physicians of Europe
and America. DIR. Forbs STYLES this school
wYoUDg PhvsIc.' as .contradistinguished
in many respects from the antiquated
and obsolete dormas of the old school. /
am not anybody's oohampion," nor the
exponent of any one's principles but my
own. am an independent Allopathic
practitioner, receiving such doctrines as l
consider true in theory and pursuing such
treatment rs find successful in practice.
| do not belong to any Medical organize
ton in this CITY nor am aware of the
existance of any organization here, but
whatever NAV be nv Medical hcrcsics,
am n member of the Old School or Allo-
nothic Nedicnl ORGANIZATION of Ohio. and
that ,chen left PHILADELPHIA to come TO
WhpcIir, the following testimonial signed
Inv the PRESIDENT Vice President and ecu
sSrs of Ito Tnsrora1vas County Medical
Society was kindly placed in my hands by
DR. Smith. its President;
.:.pHI,aDeLpHIA. Ohio, Sept. LIST, lS57-
Wa tho rrdorsignnd learning that our fell ,
low citizen DR. d. II, Mccoy. is about to re-
move from omonousand locatein Wheeling,
take nIeosnre in rccommcndinr him to tile
Proression and citizens OF that city as u
Iso,,e5 aud sruerjeuraH member of the
Medical Profession. whose correct moral
llnncrtmrnt and srcrcss in practice recon-
mend him to nubIic iuyor and confidence.
YIN q Smith NJ y Thos. w. smith. NJ.
n u Clcnjeuina NJ D.. w. IJaZIc;t.
NJ. D.. John MetLler. NJ. ID. O. &. seldom
N d
Nv intercourse with the profession here
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vAsIrr Fan, this week, is a crack num-

vAsIry FAB, this week, is crack num-
her and has como first rate jokes.
Among other .thiugsit asks what city
in the United States is most opposed to
sIcishing, and answers, wnEEIING-
IA TrGHr SQUEEZE Is DEFINED TO BE.
Buchanan in Forney ''ITess.
How TO REFORM CHIMNEY SWEEP =
Make a clean sweep of him.
QugRY FOR "SMILERs. Was ever West
ern Whisky seen coming through the
Rye.
Little John Porney sat in the corner
Eating Free Soil pie;
He nut his thumb about and took a Clerkslip out
And says, what a brave boy am II SO
THR LATEST OUTRAGE.-Thc Franking
system is getting more and more corrupt
every day We have heard it whispered
that Il certain Member OF Congress recent
Ily proposed some political measures to
Frank Pierce through the Post Office!
THE TmMpLE UYmGGEp.-Model wives
formerly took stitch in time, but now by
the help of Scwing-Machine they take
one in no time.
HARD 10 PLEAsE.-The more dentists
practice increases, the oftencr he "Looks
Down in the Mouth"
TIE MoDERS CAxrrE.-Lonis Napoleon,
when he said "thus far and no farther to
the Papal See.
REAL ESTATE CoS.-How was the Land
of Canaan divided by Abraham and his
nephew?
rhe western portion was taken by Abra-
ham; the eastern was chosen BY Lot.
THE AcRonATs OF EVERY HousEHoLD.-
The Pitcher and Tumblcr-
a GREAT OLD SPoSGE.-King Porus.
0Bv1oUs-Who broke all the Command
ments at once?
Moses.
The Dry Good clerks come in for their
usual attentions in this number of FANNY.
Under the head of "Wants,2 it has the
following about them:
CrITUATIoN WANTED:-A Neat and Tidy CouN-
, rRR-JuNpER wants place in family to do fine
sewing and light hnuseworE. Is thoroughly con-
versant with ali articles Of ladies' wear No objec-
tOus to going Il short distance i'll the country. ADJ
dress. etc. -a '-
wv ANTED a Situation IIousemafl. by a
w partallv-reforlned COUSTER-JUMPER. Having
been in Tie Dry-goods department, at --'s for
three years lie is perfectly familiar With S!leetnSs
and therefore especially coInpetcn; to make bets.
Call for three days at. etc. .
As the reform progressed, and the cnpa-
bilitieS of the neophytc for usefulness adj
vanccd, the tone of these advertisements
would change We should then see some |
thing of this sort:
"A AHDDDE-AGED and Experienced COUNTER
n JUMPER wishes employment rs Iaundress. Has |
done up his own linen for long time. Can stand
nearly as much labor ns Particular attrn-
ton paid nccS, rules, etc, but heavy washing pre-
Gcrred Address, etc.
V1TANTED:-A Stout, Capable Person to do
w Cooking. Washing, and General ILousework
VIII be expected to clean house, scrub. etc. i /,
who is neurly reformed. would find
the situation agreeable but he must not be afraid OF
work. Call az, etc.
Having pointed out the way in which
This description OF creature may become
tolcrably valuable to mankind, we feel
more at rest, and will leave our artist to
show the condition of the Countcr-jumper
when he reaps the fruits of such advertise
mcnts rs the above.
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Treeg and Shrubherv-

w 81 x JAS MURDOCH ARE KNOWN To THIS
- community rs tile most reliable nGTscrymeu
ia the country. Agtirgs agents for these gentlemen
enables uS TO furnish short notice Trees, Ever
greens and Shru'beTy Of the lest quality and the
lowest rates Trees and Plants be deliver the
day after they taken from the ground. thus say
ing purchasers all the risks Of long transportation.
Orders LETT At the Seed depot will receive prompt
tenti0u. SMITH & GORGELL.
felll AEents for NLl. & Las AInrtILrck-
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MRS. wINsLOw,

An experienced nurse and female physician has {"
Soothing Syrup for children teetl,inG which greatly
facilitate the process of tcehing, by sotening the
gums reducing al! intlamation-wilI allay all pain
and is to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it,
mothers it will give rest to yourselves, and relief and
health to your ui.nts Perfectly safe in all cases-
See advertisement in another column.
ang2J5g-lydGw
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THE French Government, in order to stop
the immense expectation of silver money
from France, is about to call in and cx-
change this money, in order to diminish
the amoun. of silver i'll each piece. aud
thus render their metal value less than
their recognized value.
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House. 0nil lois fOr Snle,

me LOT on UNION STREET, IN WHEELING,
10 feet front by IS feet deep, with frame house
thereon containing four rooms, with cellar &C., now
rented at seventy-two dollars per annun also lot
on Eonrth street, in said city, Number l3q 20 feet by
1872 feet in DEPTH improved by brick housc cont;in-
ing four rooms, cellar, &C., rented Mt one hundred
dollars per Rnnnm; also lot Morrow street, III
Ritchie's addition Second Ward, 20 by 3 feet, with
good stable thereon; also lot Webster street, in
Centre Wheeling. sixty feet front. and running back
one hundred and twenty feet, more or less to the
creek On the lot there is three story brick build
ing. 10 by 80 feet: the lower story occupied
steam cracker bakery the upper stories suitable
for dwellings or other purposes. and the annual rent
of the property is three hundred dollars atwelve
horse power steam engine and other machinery adnpt
ed the manufacture of steam crackers will be sold
with the property.
The above described property Will be sold at pub
lie auction on T6ursaay, Ihc aSd day OF
March next, if not disposed of Ut private sale in
the meantime.
The terms OF sale will be one-thirl Of the purchase
money in cash, and the balance ut credit Of II and
IS months with interest from day OF sale and APP
proved security. The above property is free from all
fsb25-dt4 - ROBERT IBpoTs0N.
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PROCT,AMA TTON


IA L HEREBY COMMAND WILDE BROTHER,
of tite city Of Wheeling, to act soIe agent
for the distribution of VALENTINES OF all grades
from this date ill the 18th inst, AMI do also author
ize them in oar maine TO receive all moneys for the
SAME This proclamation is necessary. evident
from past experience ;hat interruptions persons often
offer spurious imitation 81 the genuine ones
ceiNe those who may have tender sentiments to ex-
press T. each other such persons viii be wise AMI
eschew all such spurious mssiyes. they cannot BE-
relied on and utterly worthless The following
Is Fcaie Of tile most reliable results attending the
presentation "f these tender .pistIe5:
$500 Valentine: Sr-e wedding forthwith.
lo-uO = same result, say > years.
800 . = years.
100 = Most likeiy-rcriaps nut
80 hOHbtiui-iy.ti> u pleasant ar
quaintsnce- however.
- Extremely G5ubtful--stilI. sSEIe
10 " No @.
- Small potatoes,
Gail soon - those rst purchased productive Of
the happisst results.
Given under NV hand and seal this fist ,lay Of Feb
ruary. lSGO in the city OF Wheeling.
janSl CUPID GoD OF LOVE
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A Chemical Writing Fluid,
A Chemical Writing Fluid.
ynurr ~, ,pNDT ms JDSDDN INK


EQUAL To ARNoLDS LONDON INK
EQUAL 10 ARNoLD's LONDON INK.
MADE BY LAU6HLINS & BUSHFIEiO.
MADE BY LAUGHLINs BUSHFIELD.
1t flows freely from the Pen.
1t Docs not corrods steel Peas
1t does not gum or clog the Pen,
1t never mUulds,
1t is perfectly linp!d.
1t is so per cent cheaper than ArnoIr<,
1t is permanently black
This Fluid is made by the most approved Chemical
process and is offered to the public as equal to any
imported Ink. We 10 claim for it any suPeriori-
ty to ArnoId's, but 10 claim i; is equal which we
Will prove to any nnprejmiced mind. We suar'Hiee
it viii give satistctson. II ii does not We "l!i EE-
FuSp TIE PRICE of every bottle sold.
Pat up III quarts, Pint7 and Hall rin:s. Tor sale
By the manufacturers.
LAUGHLINS K BUsHFIELD. DRJGGiSfS
mh2 30. - Monroe So Wheeling. Va.