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r. :; o,,,urcad with great satisfaction by
the English journalists that queen ''i'NN
will formally emerge from her long Sc
.,;,, s;noa the death of Prince ALBERT
IN tho occasion of the opening OF the
nav Parliament, next month. The queen
orca so popular, has suffered OF late
a great decline in the enthusiastic i"|oi
which once heralded with delight her most IN
significant movement 1t Is not that she was
no LONG the model matron OF the fIi'isn isl''
that she ceased TO be the national idoi. VII 'ne
contrary, the cause Of complaint Is INA. s".
has suffered the sorrows OF "loo""oo"
| tn make her forgctful of the duties OF S "o
It is not the neglect of official respo"s,''.''
| which is charged TO her account one ~
on,;ttod the performance OF one duty apper
e.:.,:.x m har royal position, and it is stated
that she has given even more u III
.;,,o on1 attention to the dispatches ana ap
,,o;,+ments submitted by her Ministers 1or hel
| ,nuroval than during the lifetime OF her nus
| hand AS a mother, she has educa'eo n''
children TO be an honor to her nation anu n''
| nome The lust cause Of complaint IS ."e
| aocav into which court ceremOnlals an" I'VE
| tiyities have fallen OF late years. Inc A.o""o
shop keeping interest, the cockney re'aiieis ~
the gewgaws and tiummeries OF the i"s'
able world, have been thrown 'h'o oesrH.
Now that the @ ueen has been forced oy 'nei'
incessant complaints to sacrifice her prefer
4 ence of retirement, and to yield PRIV
| lege which is performed by her h"'no De
subjects. the welkin rings with rapture Sn'
;s once more the best of Queens, the paragon
r If ladies'. the model mother of her people
That which constitutes the model moIhe
r being not to train her own offspring III IN
a way they should 60, but to hoid the pap
I nj, :, her Ian. and feed him with a silve
q a,,oon till his ewes stick out of his head wit
fatness.
We have been taught by British Journalist
+ 70 ho,ave that America is the only land
t which the dollar reigns supreme. We nj
1 obliged to Weld the palm to England who
2 converts its sovereign into golden CALI an
t falls down and worships.
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Bv Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson'
rrokors and Real Essate Agents.

By Harrison, Godd1h .nan,,
BANKERS. Brokers and Real Essate Agents
rpv VALUABLE FARM, OF ONE %
" E EN- AND FORTY FIVE ACRES, oS
TIE H WfsT HAM PLANKR0AD TH rnR A RSST
Half AZ NILES ABOVE R RnWl cNDips J FARMiNG
ANR iAhE rs the request Of Mr. john
shall al rs s.,b a" p ses,aI% 'G
on MONp "a i o ;es NJ, the valuable FARM 10"
SSsue ySkr X FIVE AGRk
a"d Sr HRve r Hssl
about 1orty and we'll suited for small family
s n ,@ u; t. sas likely
Is regardsI a. r.nt Will be sold at the same time
be f"u2 ans 'aUHE GpRE
C t2Hi HAY, Sc. and the fARAiN' '"r LIZ
| MENTS.
TERMS HnARRisON, GODDIN s APpE f,!SaS,a
de IL -----------
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-oD p1,<r THAT MOST DESIRt.
SHIPPING.

NOR BALTIMORE. NEW IoE.
AND BOSTON -PEOPLE,S N ri :
LiNE-THE ONLY p, PERMAEN,kWHEIl -
1111rCIINnNn EVERY WEDNESDAY AND mi 4
DAY.MLEAVES BALTIMORE EVERY "hpNL
DAY AND SATURDAY. .cxrS Canaan.
y AT W ~ will leave for Baltimore ~ ESD
ryEWiNG 18th instant, at 1 o clock, +. NJ.
Having large and commodions sheds we fe'e'
freight every day Sundays exc HppIt;mors with
commercial Steamboat Company, and the be.
Line OF steamers for New rs adTS ra aa r
ca TSis Steamer has splendid stateroom aseo
passage, four dollars. Apply to .,,,.
100 o. No. cS Main street
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RICHMOND. December le, 1866.
FORM OF PROXY.

Know all men by these presents, That the snb.
scriber, being ckholder in the NATIONAL Elk
PRESS COMPANY, do hereby cons titute and sp-
represent each of in all general lettings Of the
stockholders Of said Company hel within six
months from and after date thereof when We are
not personally present or represe, nted by some
other proxy, with full power and authority az ~
and such other act acts AZ e .ch q ns could
give or do rs member Of said meetings We were ere
confirm Whatever vote votes. act pr acts our SAID
attorney may give or d9 1s " ,n ia PIh m
Witness hand and seal this :--d day OF ---
one thousand eight hundred and 49,.
TE8TE 49, lenA".J
d.
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mn- Christmas Gifts,
CHRISTMAS GIFTS,
At NO. us BROAD STREET, CORNER SIXTH
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
DRESS GOODS
TO BE SOLD FOR LESS THAN COST
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
DRESS GOODS
TO BE SOLD AT COST.
Wishing to give our friends and patrons an op'
portunity to make themselves and friends
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
AT EXTRA LOW RATES,
| Until CHRISTMAS DAY,
unless sooner sold out, sell
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
DRESS GOODS,
PART AT LESS THAN COST and PART AT COST
Call at LIS Broad street, and buy the greatest bal
gains in the city.
,,e g, W. r. POLK.
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MARRIED.

By Rev. A. N. Poindexser. d. D., e 5 n"pSa
Avenue, Halifax county, va, ON "TAYTS,R.
e. 81 Culpeper Courthouse, to miss EAN"
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THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
l. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. -One-third
Of the capital stock Of this GomBay having ee zen
DOLLARS Of the same having been paid up, the
undersigned cali for general meeting OF the
eAecting an organization under the amended
charter, to be held at Richmond, Va, on TUES
DAY, the 10th of January, 1865.
full attendance is desired:
CHARLES w. PURCELL,
l.. w. GLAzEBROOK,
f.- W. G. HARMAN,
HUGH w. SHEFEEY.
RICHMOND. December l6. 1886.
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lost STRAYED AND FOUND.

10sT srRAYED AND FOUND.
CTRAYED OR STOLEN, On THE
= 81 of december, a small BAY MAZE, 1~I
about fourteen hacE Ha and SPOT on her
leg. A suitable reward will be gwen mn. ~
turn to oS5 Franklin street.
Hpests~shnrp E,a,ress copy and send bill to me.
IAME no MY HOUSE, DECEMBER
I , 18th. one red and white COW ~SIEA
Also. on the , It'll, a, Noy ca% T r%s ~
large re xii an %le %a'e come forward
prove property and pay charges y II cp,,>rp
de ls-3t* -. - - ~ -
OST OR STOLEN, on Yesterday, a. a
POCKET-BOOK containing *l6a-two 70"
notes ave $40 notes one ana ,as res5 IT, ALSO
eSnsa,s sSare ss."pW reward Of TWkNTY
lpS6SffLARs if left at this ot1ce de 10.
NOTICE. will be made 10
~ the Second Auditor Of st the Of sta the 81 said State in
issue nf the following, which were lost or de-.
p tsoyad in Richmond at the time Of the fire which
RE- n on the 81 "a o s. ONE
THH nc Us DOLLARS dated May l. 1862 issued
il nf s1s 2aT Me- ot TdtsASD DOL
date rnSsf FIN and
cEASz s s1 G. s 8! SS
So sa foF isTi
date under 2e q o2 %ene
\, the ,sa ns c%in % sEs 81 louis
or SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS, dated May 20 o. is %
kSS HS n!s6 ssf Is
sued under get of March II PTRcELL, trustee
RRH EiEAE 4 rHHoHTsXSD DOLLARS. issued under =
of March 20, 1851. "e 'nA
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FOR RENT.

DooMs FOR RE mt .ln'S ..rI PLEA
~ S S1A..,l from Broad, between Broad aud =:
Grace. Inquire OK c.PD0Zo SGATES
corner Twenty fifth and Broad streets.
a.. l.
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ToRRENT;mA M, NICEi ;n : RNlSIt-
~ W ithout BOARD, can be had ON reasona- =.
bic terms by applying at the residenSe Of III
y, EIGHTH street fOur doors north Of Leigh
do l.. les
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THE GREAT RUSH FU

A. CHEAP GOODS CONTINVES.-THh
btR0lHERS have reduced the price OF ln,
nDhEsS GOODS. and are now selling them ATM,
Diapers, 50 cents, worth 62@; Handkerehieis, W
fantsd all linen, at % per dozen; rich , ~"'
bands, At from IS cents to -, worth d"upT -
ton At IS, ~ and IS cents calicoes Al 20. 2, AN
Gents Gents: Also, IT very low prices Cl1aks' Mm.lip,
Ec,S,nkets, swiss Cambria and Checked a., - cuf
Hosiery. e ~O''~@'' '''' LEVY BROTHERS,
de No. Is Main street
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AUCTION sALES-TH1S DAY.

= Auction sAIESlTTIIS DAY.
BY James Luxfcrd, Auctioneer'
No. 70 Main street
HOUSEHOLD F 1!Il.lsn1 Uda EA,oN MAY,
A,a,,' instant. at 10 o'clock, will SELL ~ NY
s'"'e' - CABINETS,
WARDKOBES,
A~SOFAS,
~ TABLES,
CARPETS,
rn BEDsTEADs,
ssiH1PERIbR FEATHER BEDS,
sTnJIT ENGLISH BROGANs,
- G ptpHnR and OFFICE STOVES, &c.
= FAHho" 81" LANES LUXFORD,
| AuctiOneer.
do 10
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AUCTTON SALES.--FUTURE DAY
BY Grubbs Il Williams, Aucsioneers,
u.;, straet. FIVE doors above Spotswood Hotel

~,oNNusSIONER'S SALE OF AVA.
I ,M.nIr lot IN THE BURNT bISTRu
~ NNopTii SIDE OF MAIN, BETWEEN TH9'
TEESTH AN6 rogR sa Errn s cpR1 # h
snt"1 nroronncad on 2sth November, in the ca.s
Of Ian and others rs, Allan and othtrs We 81 4.
pubic austjHR sS the ED PrpDs To- n
n,gn ncT 49, II fair, if not, then on the x:
fair day at the same hour ,har y
bic LOT, in the city OF kichlHdinIii , aYrn
an1 ad|oi i'HSs the property owned
Smith The said lot front. . hank TO- to Tie
m i,.va distance of one hund red and ten I" J.
TEkis 0ne,hird cash od nnianc With 1' n IT,
i isin m until the purchase money is paid Il.
taxes to be paid by the purchaser. c.vo;s.io...
| wrII.Ms AuCtiOneers. dell
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nNE HUNDRED BARRELS 'SUPE-
~ RIO1 RkcTjPlED WnIeKY Tor yale ~ f1
49,. 49, j. ". 2: J9 :. =. |. Co. C;o:..r
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darcy Il GENTRY (of the late h' /,
II OF Darby, Read 4 Gentry, wholesale ais !
tsn deaisrs In boots, Shoes, SC. Also, SxSiisox
H Westcns Metallic Artificial Legs anu W, nd i,
utD0s Sewing Machines. Main street, s''o'"
N'''~'' A"ssn saOo' nAc"".' de ll-s
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John G. PAGE, JR., Dealer M, in l,S d.
ron se so Trsns: &c Nam street de- lis
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A ITEM TION POLIC E. craI
ars hereby aammonsa to meet me- at the City. Hall
TUESDAY, the 18th instant, ats o clock a. -
J.H. CLA!BoRN,hs"'s
dc ls-M Chief Of Poii''s
lLOyER SEED.-Fifty bushels bushels,
OrRIAk CLOVER SEED on consignm.,u'
Cary So
Dc ISL between Eleventh and
NOR SAI.E AT.ARiaE-SlZE. :
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PIANOS,
NgLODEONS.
CABINET ORGANS.
5s.f GUITARS. s
ssf.sss s.ls Az VIOIIN6, j. as
.ts....,.. .s..... - FLUTES. 10.
fffss ga. tg So 4 -- st e5 tsf .sss'

MUSIC SENT By NAIL TO ALL PARTS oF 1n .i
COUNTRY.
Aele-1w
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RECEIVERS SALE
Valuable. Machinery,
CONTAINED IN THE IA
Old Dominion Pork House and Dis
IflIRrV. I'm Fast Wheeling.

Old nOuFnfsT, E1O,.If EToVIue and Nfs.
TiIIery. I'm EaSf W'I1eeIInE
S,oEsTsTTEs ~ TS,,9,;,,os poIIe,s Tron
iS;t y! D9lletS' ~
sSIetS4l 1anISS ioE fendsL1ng 4lL1. 5ad5se
i1, ~ 1I, ~ t Mi etones
With nj the 1scesaL min eri11e stoc
o1tI pa, e.,oinS Hy nm AZ ~
H ~ nesAiil 9CAIes' hopPetS' fEc'' &C..
West Virginia, OHIO County, Circuit COltTt, Mdy
The Belmont Branch of the State Bank of
Ohio at Bridgeport, vs.. Abraham H. Herr,
Michael Herr, Llewellyn i. Barry, as Trus-
tee and IN ms own right; John Herr, lanes
Case & CO., J. c. Hervey & Co, bayfield, 8
Gregg, Susan Wellinger, Barbara BaIieh-
James Doherty, David b. Hershey, Bepln-
min. Herr, Jr.i George Adams and #. 9.
James D. !ehmer and Rufus A. Jones. part
nefS tIndIng under the hrIn name OF James
y. Iehmer " Co., vs. the same defendants;
in Chancery, .l..E- al
Abraham Depew and John Fordyce, part
neIS trading under the flrln name and style
OF Depe% q EorCiycc, vs., the same defend
Archibald Warren, VS.. the same defendants.
I[T51SPIn ttte -; ", Tue same ue!en1antS
PnIs9ant to a decree rendered in the above
sntitled cause by the Circuit Court Of Ohio
county, on me 18Th day OF May, a. D. 1855,
snail IsiI PC 20 Setl gt public sale, on the
premises III East Wheeling, on 1Egl d. Re-
Tuesday. The StI1 div, ar Auo-rs1 Tsax
ot m o,nJo,I. i. NJ .-IS,.,;l - 800 ":
Li,lsr H. ~. ~ y anu DteSt
1.-TWO ENGINES. #r.T fsF
The largest Is lOinch bore and az feet stroke,
With large new doctor and pumps complete.
The other Engine is one of 'fDenmead'sf'
build, manufactured in Baltimore, with solid
iron bed plate, governor ana heavy ny wheel.
This is q first class Engine, simple iii opera
tlon, and from % to 30 horse power There
Is q line of three-lnch ShaftlnG, with pIniOn
wheels i S0g-%S lns s. geared to this Engine
pirciaSc along Iit, Il ar sISEcfai,, can ~
There are three Boilers. y feet long and q
inches IN diameter, with two l4-inch tiues.
two or three TeaTS o'''S Peei' III aStU'l use
Also, three Boiler Iron Tanks. 70 feet hipl,
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nnilniir4 MEaItaItE
DIR. T. j. KISNER.

TENDERS HIS THANKS TCS.AII THOaE
Il who have favored him with theiF confI-
dence and patronage, and would Inform HE
friends and the people generally that ne will
the coming year, occupy his old ofiice on "a
street, near Reed a KATIE IFug StOne CentTa
ehinE S8efaIioe t64heifd = on 9IIJ
character of which the Doctor Is able nj All
times, and under all circumstances To Gjescrihe
and to assure of the probable result and tirITS-
ton OF treatment. He practices the F;CIeNfTC
System OF Medicine, using mild but efTacfiTe
remedies, supporting instead Of iepreSsinS
the Vital Powers The InetlIcinss 1,se15 ~
him are prepared and put up IN his f,yit1
office. Besides the treatment of AC11fs BIs
eases Dr.; Kinerwill give Ids atteufiG1 IN Inc
treatment OF all varieties of Chronic CIISeSse
1nat Scourge OF the human rice Scrof1Ia IN
all Its varied forms, viz: Purulent DiscSorIo eS
nom the Ear, SO prevalent among chiId1sn
EEllTn4ent Opih4lmlas lEenaS ENLARGED GLANDS
-g!cefauons, Cancers and all varities az skin
Diseases VIII receive his special attention -
Diseases OF the Throat, Lung and HeaTf Tiyy-
er Complaints, DiarrhCea, DySenterV ana pie.
diseases OF the Urinary Organs, Syphilis Sf.l
nervous and Spinal Affections EpIlepEV
rheumatism md Paralysis, Diseases AZ FeI
maleS, Oyemenorrhea, LeucOrThea PrOlapSns
Oterl ana all Painful Irregularities and Eer-
vous diseases tQFYhIch they ara s4IFJiect. he
IEea1S stlfGeas The freatfnehf oS chill
1ttEE " nv athe sand AN ~ here
totofe. All consultations and cfmmnnica-
lions strictly confidential, md Will receive
prompt attention. Night calls cheerfnIISs an
Swered. once hours from TO 12 A. MI 10
and g tool NJ. ,l.-.-l-- inI,9
u &
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F1eHr.-YesterdaY evening a coli

F1eHT.-YesteEdaY evening q COLI
sion occurred on the stone bridge,-at
least, 1t is generally supposed there
was fight. We were on the ground
early but could only see the crowd.--
An omnibus and wagon had stopped
on the field, to give the passengers and
drivers an opportunity to- witness the
combat. The pirapet walls of the
bridge was occupied by spectators, and
there being no reserved seats for the re-
porters, we had to get our information
from second hands. It appeared to be
well conducted engagement, and all
we could find out was that the little one
had the best oft. The Provost Guard
arrived in due time, coming in on the
double quick. The crowd gave way,
the bus and wagon drove of, but no
beligerents could be found. Nobody
saw any fight, and nobody was hurt
In fact, it is doubtful about there being
fight. The crowd and the Provost
Guard retired in good order.
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THE RECENT WEATHER.2The "oid-
est inhabitant" never saw such weather
us we have had during the last six
weeks. Good authority informs us
that more rain fell during the month of
July alone than ordinarily fails in six
months. The consequence. of this un-
usual wetness has been nm injury to
the crops, especially to garden vegeta-
bles. \ great deal of wheat, oats and
hay not gathered in was and will DO
lost from sprouting and mould. The
vegetables, such as tomatoes, potatoes,
onions, etc., nre rotting in the ground.
The grapes are also likely to rot and
fall off. It is apprehended TINT the
crop of these latter will be next to
nothing this year, both Mt Cincinnati
and all the way up the Ohio valley.
We notice that correspondent of the
. New York Tribune reports railure in
Illinois. The frost in the first instance
some weeks ago destroyed large por-
ton of the crop in this section, and
now the continual wet weather, togeth-
or with the smothering heat from the
ground and the absence of enough sun
shine, will most likely finish up the
whole crop.
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BOARD OF SUPEEvIsoRs.-The Board
of Supervisors met yesterday at the
Court House. The license question was
again brought before the Board by the
presentation of number of aPplica=
tions for the same, but after a lengthy
and animated discussion they were all
rejected. except a license to Mrs, Law
son to keep a house of private enter
tainment. The Clerk of the Board was
directed to make out supplemental
report, showing the county liabilities
and the various items composing the
same. The Overseers of the Poor were
authorized to bind out children depend
ing on the county for support. The
commission of the Sheriff for collecting
the county levy was fixed at five per
cent. .
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WHEEL1NG is famous for her manu-
ftlcturies of Iron, Glass and the Excel
siOri Baking Ponder. The last is now n
great family institution! We are send
ing it north, south, east and west! 1t
makes light bread and light hearts
wherever it goes. @
Manufactured and sold by T. II. Lo-
gan, & Co, and Logan, List d Co.
wholesale and retail druggists, Wheel
lnS. aug. l-Wd.EN !
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SERIOUS AcCIDENr.-A, melancholy
accident occurred yesterday morning
Mt the Taylorstown tunnel, on the
Hempield railroad, resulting in the
death of one man and the serious injury
OF another. The men were employed
IN repairing the tunnel which had caved
III some two weeks ago. While thus
employed a large rock fell upon them
kllllng one and breaking the shoulder
Diaae' ana otherwise iniuring the other.
We were unable to learn the names Of
the parties. The tunnel is now cleared
and trains will be run through as here
tofore.
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BUEsTED.-About daylight yesterday
morning the water pipe on Market
street bursted near the plumber shop
of J. NJ. Dillon Il Co., and for time
there was considerable of water
spout in that vicinity. The superin-
tendent was soon on hand and had the
water shut Off until the necessary re-
pairs could be made. There was con-
siderable growing among housewives
and kitchen maids, who did not under
stand the nature of the difficulty.
Their equananimity has been restored
by the flow of the aqueous flood. q 4
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~ DISEASE or nTPRTDFNCE,

When the miS11lffieGi and imnT1,dent yo,x7
81 Rea5s adS 9t me ms l 6sS
1es tSot IN HI +i,1SS SoTSIt n nv T
u, rsH SI,ISe 81. Nun
can lnns eFja, 1';T III Ibs ri
StItntfonoi ST9I,f,I1 ~ tfS Eo,5J SiSs
49, S;- SS,,o O H,,o CIs s ,,IHya, a.
tiiSoSt. dIsessatI nose I'SctnrnSi pSInS in III
head and limbs. GIimness az siQfIf, deafness
modes on the shin-bones and arms, blOtchs
m fhe head face ma fS.fraInI No. nbo1FtstI
With friGhff'I IsTilTtyT III al iSSt ffe nslag
Of the month or f5s ISnes ~ the noSS tRIl IN
and fhe Sticffr1 N fIi{S avIf1,1 disease bec0ms
4 horrid oia6t ~ until dpa:h
piits 4 1eri6i ~. !his' iinasdfnI EIfTeFinaR BY
sendfns. INN to Gfhat unliscoveFed County
frnm. whence no traveller returns" &,
~ = msstStschoty tdc tnat t0 he
~ Inns tt5ELloie osS Io by
TIE II; !It ol 5I1cT min
RE H. iJES oiIe
,I1;se,.I15Id anu MAKE tue
'-l I2sa.s t.p'e' STRANGERS
1Filst not vouT IiT-sS or health to the care Of
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ExrrxsrvE MALT HorsE.-Alaltfne

n. ~ ~.
aug7-H Late Adpt Eth W v. lnfy.
- - -.-7-1T=-
EAiESSlNE MALT ~ 'iai'iiis
DlFley' OF IN oelier "Olu2' PlepAt lIs
inns gram lor Tue "Se u Die" elS, nus
become an I'M 1or'ah' GiteliA III tiie Uu'e4-
ness oil our CITY. "A Few years SINCE
mere was DlI very .i'tie 10y ~. sto"n
oS the FARMERS Vi tu.9 <so.lD, Ou It NV
owing 70 tue u7iiiA'ii .ts ~ tNs v
merous DfeWeFleS Vi Tue elty' ~ mas Oe-
come one Oh tlle S'"pie Pf"uoc'S vi o.iF
lSFlnefS' anu many tiio us'tnus VI puSh-
els are sou "'iu Sons Al "
whlle large dlAh'lt'eS IN the shape OF
mat IS shlPE'eo 70 oeheF Polnts. IN ad-
dttion to the mating done by the brew
ers we nave one establishment devoted
exclusively to this business. The large
malt house OF butterfield q Co., located
in Centre Wheeling, is one of the best
and most complete to be found in the
West. The main building is two stories
high, sixty-six feet front by one hun
dred and twenty-five in depth, the
tioorin the first stOryFs made OF cement
and presents surface almost as smooth
as polished metal and is used for
spTouting the grain after 1t has been Ia
ken from the stepping cisterns. The in
side OF the binding Is whitewashed, and
everything looks as bright and clear as
the Kitchen OF "a tldy housekeePer. On
the second hoor we ma the bins Tor
storing grain and the dry kllns' three
in number.
during the past year TINS hrm mas
matted sixty thousand bushels OF gram
ana are sui unable 10 supply the ue-
mand. Ihey design at an early day TO
increase the capacity OF thclf WORKS TO
one hundred Thousand bushels per an an
mum. a considerable portion OF their
Prodnct is SOFA 10 "heeilhg brewers
Du' '''e'r 'i'i'G ~, ii''I 'Ne'S "iI .''e
i>"S'ein 'i.'eS' tts o.s.'S VI INNING
- q T'''
G''ie anu '.rleliSe Oh 'tie
P'''t VI ''is u ~ "'"i, iI' ei"Ip - iirs,
lt.s's.'i ~ 'ne a'Ios !lDy' t'iu
rtl'''A,,el III !" i'''se SiilH :" inc ee'i''r;
rom '"eil'e II - '"iiiI'i :" '"e Hecoiau
looi ny means Vi ul' elevator, ana laiI I
ii'R it'" At 1"',Eeycr' running the el1lre
ie"g'n oil 'l'e Duildins, IS discharged at
H"cn points "s may DC desired; from
the DlhS II Is taken TO tile stepping els
terms, OF winch there are two, each of
which are capable of holding four hun
dred bushels. The time required in
these cisterns varies from one 10 three
days after it has been sufficiently
stepped it is taken out and spread even