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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23

81 Ious, oct ~ lna
The leiiiGc a,na Aioim that over visited shs
ton Of The country ssepi this city BAN pA~
yesterday afternoon Uiolns Incredible amoun, 81
damageD from The sonlh, bearing litir eastward. ~
seemed 10 twist Ike lasted from ten 10 nfe~n
miDutes; vas about quarter Of a mile wlde ~bep u
nIsi struck, bnt grew ss IL proceeded north.
seoT~ o. buildings uuroofei, and hundreds
lesu damaged. Trees aud fences crveo,ss
an every drcconi Skaters, boards. umbcru and si
lcose is,ngs weSo carried through the air almost Mo
feather. No lises have vet been reported icsf bot
several pers.os were sescrsiy Injured
Tho following acme os thc most inlupiev
scssa ned All the ch'rn.ey- Of tho cry Bo~p's,
blown dosn sad the adjoining house completely
ed The nunSshsd hrck stables Of thr Peoples Railway
Company near Lafayette Park blown down and tho
old stables demolished. Two uesoncs lsfs,su~
loxt their ca part a. thor Soofr Tho
'hur,h u the Anseis In the of sorsrrssor
~ Asgssne hsas roof the whole south and rcyssss-
OF all the other wallis blown down Thu ps.'o,s
house near ~ sl-s sss BADLY damaged.
new hr story warehouse on slsth E;se.s, bslans
Ing 10 hr. KosgE Frustrated. only PORTION Of ons
wnil Was lei ssandag Tao ROOT 81 iiArnsp ard La
ALE Library Hall large portion % the tin roSfs 81
Daley marble hnilding. cn Tho cofn1r ~ INN amt
owe STREET. va y'isa ~ and s.o~a into .ss s.,oes y
tire o'vaies r5sUc'spIc Institute, eey 'srvs.
nnthcd bsilins soar iEs oofnrr % Seventh ssd
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dlsaIce az from lHo 70 eve Ll,kr llssn saogy book
hose al ofg hid ~ Whole ~ Ire rAT cod f0sgea ~.
ana rs'her KeIsy ae pastor ~ ,hs ehsrh ~ ,nnssu
late aoLceplicn, s.d it, crxufsnts v~rc t2s'ly nsr
Scsefa otieI houg0& tho Immediate tlesgily
ssriou.iy caiasyef seytis asanbgs,s vsrs t.s.p
from their meoFnvv bal fsfced neryss The river All
iegsph tines lcsaDs sai Of the city we're prostsawS.
SD The Ore a'A.ia ,egIsrh sss very esaly -, ~
kno~ and ngrhiET haa h~sn eiv~ from TIE cn7nty
where u "a srgseies tie damage has beon very srnsi.
Rain cou,tsnigd lie W.ui and ggud deal VI bsn fsn
TIE Wind wss -fto~x anf ifl,y, upiy drflng si9ya~
prevailed until raM m'dnlxh' bat tbs ncrrfrf 10
v "A her 4 CHAR al anl Q alll.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23
HERALD TUESDAY 2s lssa-TRlPLE

stated that the Of the British steamer Tor
nado sszsd by SPAIN the Frssch government has ad-
vsed thai OF Madrid 70 admit thar mistake In sezng
the vessel 10 indemnify the owners and crew and make
the most ample apology.
The Jamaica Committee appeal TO the public for sub
scons the extent Of f1o 900 sterling for the prose-
cntion Of Governor Eyre They had specially retained
the services Of Mr. Colsridge Queens Counsel fS the
british DKFEScxs.
is stated that the engineers Of the War Department
had decided alter the construction OF the Portsmouth
Notifications from combination Of granite and iron to
one OF entirely iron Of the most massive character
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23
QUA ntrIcAk CORRESPONDENCE.


Trsssi~ IN she Military and financial House,
.f held ~ We simiIins, &c.
NKu.o err, Oct J, is6S
A always the time Of adversely. friends Are
ana 10 quarrel among themselves Now that the empire
fast sinking bis best friends finding fsait with
each other ~a et
for some TINA Count o. de- Ressisnier Knight Of The
Imperial Order OF Guadalupe, Ac. the trusted agent
of Macmillan IN the usted States. has had his own wsy
with svssybss relating there the Interests Of the
pre Arroyo Dssolads, Rosas and all The oshsr sscosA-
sy agents eonp,sssy usdsr hin, and hs ussd v
sssas hen b Ne ssss upcsssasusous nAasss. But
nov ems shsf svsn Rons dssss 70 dissbeg htr esAas
ed whas moS, het 30 q snpposfsd In ths c0aEBs By
ne 70 called Depsrtmenl Of rosslgn AaRinL
ElisA scnt last sAn 90 Rssss Ssg.s1 ~ shn su
tGst u y enslra3y snxb<nbc although ] $1,000 anss
10 rnanper IN which esms In poassssson ~ a. me
fsIpowing n . asushuos Of ths saass
M N mo ~
DuAunsEr % rosassy Abrams Avn % rns NAyv.t
r..r s<ss.r ~ ~ az sss s ioss2ss ssS Il sesvls.
married. Noe and have informed me q ygar snsvsr "
Cous sssiguI~y drcninG deliver him the aouns 81
Wsssy sstsd by -: 0,shsm In sshsn q Bh Imys1si
Ihsvs 70 ss, ycu. aasioa 70 as.Iisi.a = tslyss 1s
''''0'r sas secretary q. ;, Sar d 70 Pe,rln IRs,
sppss, sesiSss from this letter ,Ls, there arc funds
from MAMMALIAN In New York city for certain purpoes
which 20 far have been under tho control % coun Res
ingion In dinner given 20 him By Charles cc-d, u
New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23

Cer,iss Aspe"nccs Hts Ipsessien ~ Astaci.
Maiamores.
GAIvysrcs, TEXAS, o.. ~, 1893
Files n tte RIO crsnde psrers 20 the 18th have beer
been rscsved. .s<4ss~v s-.s<s so = a"
II u tightly expelled tina, cortina vii attack hs'a
morca He has given notice 10 the American com
sndsr, Coonei scdg~bck that be intended 70 do 20
He has exscsed duty q forty per cent on hides and
skins
Csnsle-, with escort o. ten men, was allowed Y
cross 10 the American ride when be explained the rns
on an American boat TO the commandant of the post.
The Monterrey gang of thirty men. called the american
brigade, were c3mmliiisg great devastation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23

Lord Derby's Cabinet Guarded Towards Com
fcderafiOu.. y ~e0f
The delegates al present In England from the British
North American colonies had been entertained At ban
qaet BY tho British North American Association.
!. Most OF tho speakers strongly In favor OF the
Confederation scheme q +, : 49, $3.50 I'll.
Earl carnarvan, Secretary OF tho Colonies d<cisned
hosccv1 10 cewmt ksssscI on the subject Ho promised
We matter should have the full and careful attention Of
the government ! wr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23

M Bazaar, M, Oct "a. Is1s 4
nasger Ds~cvs cGcs, In Ahssu, issl, which has hsn
iFfs before The sapxsns fsuu % ths city for fort
niSht ~ Jsry ns sssssne nsr e~el sss esysn hcsv
sown Aol samuel Msse o. Bssess, anA ~ 10 snDly
- - ~ rsosising fearsssp a~fse1sDea ns s1D6V
nsosnsyy 81 tsbHsAina no ns~spsoK IL cssS sosV
- ~ NJ ~ tsDe1 nn6n sxaanibcss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23
HURRICANES IN THE wrsr.
!p.cM rtltssAns 70 rHl aEw yeas Hl.lLg.

isi,ed Five Persons ALLIED aad Twelve ~
fift".n. tniHrrd.
CHICAGO, oct . 1860
,iolen, storm passcd this city last night during
which four story brick building a process Of orc ton
ON Stale boxntiown the falling wal suorly
demolished four ave s.ory wooden buIiilnss
Joining, crushing them Ike an esg she'll ami bury ing
the.l Inmates beneath the Fyo dad bsdsss have
be iakon 00t ani Que y yst missing some Twelve
hicen perHons were injured III shoc of the fsli
10 afea, TINT many IN the city thought !, earh
quaAe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23

FSre 10 East Tweinh street.
shortly bc.crc Twelve O'Clock Monday Are broke
out 10 bek stable hs rear OF sa- sss aud 80 Esss
rs'lf'h tree. Owned 5 s, r:sss; vi G. Iasli.
me nfs I'D aesd ~ The BIZ 'yi and harn.A 81 ihe
= Z. 's. =, s. .ssss :s,: 3 TO-
IT, aov.s. n he s.sl. l, the TINE aksn so(ya.
lurnt ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23

Turkish Reports frOns the Seat Of War.
Advices from Gambia continue 70 indicate that the
naSc os Yves - sssoss character and q,
the leaders Of the insurgents had sent dspuation TO
Lrth Paeha Offering to enter into negotiations for sub.
should take place in the presence OF the Consul Of
France, England and Prussia; and the condition had
There were already 10000 Turkish troops Of the line
IN pIus and rnessay and further reinforccmenss we're
rising Of the Christians Of those districts was con-
sidered Imminent
s .N Italy.
Ratincs.iops were exchanged Of the Aus.ro Italian
treaty, on the 18th Of 0ctobers at Vienna.
The Italians had completely occupied Psschers, Man.
At the request o. General Revs ali the political prison
ere IN Venice were set at liberty the lth Of October
made 4 PasTms of PERSONS Compromised by the recent Cent
disturbance.
the Italian senate had been convoked and was hold
ing secret sessions for tho trial OF Admiral PeTsano
y hos been 0y ',s ls The os q hc Italian
hundred e.l.a ana s'z'y-'is s.!]aS ~ wounded
Aasiria.
The Emperor Francis Joecph had rctQrped 10 vionns
from lscha and was 10 sci out for tout through Bohe
Prior to his departure the Hungarian Diet 70 be
oonsoked and the imperial patent issaed, announcing
satisfactory conclusion The Hungarian Ministry win DO
formed
Prussia.
The PTusslsn Cabinet bad addressed representations to
Austria IN f0esnce 10 the arrest by the Ara9 author
tiles at ltfnedeck OF eight hundred HuDgarsns, who
formed aporaon Of the formsr Pruno Hungarian egoa
Ths Austrian reply BY telegraph announced thee Tho
necessary naps had been taken FOR carrying out tbe
guarantee oQnisned 10 the peace tssaly and mped
men would be offered by the Anstan authorities 90 tho
resufn Of The members ~ the legion 10 their homes
; BcD0suR.
The great annual ride neeting was progressing with
mach spirit and cnthusssm NJ Brssssls .
Large numbers Of English volunteers werc present.
Franre.
The Emperor conlinpcd q Biarriiz Nc had reviewed
tho troops stationed nj Bayonne.
The weekly returns OF the Bank Of France show de-
grease ~ the cash Of over twenty two million francs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23
The MARYLAND TROUBLES.
Important p Proclamation ofGov-
ern0r Swami.
= ---~~~~~~~~-~~-~-~e-~->
INVASION OF MARYLAND FEARED.
The Whole Power Of the State to be Called
Out to Enforce the Laws and
support tho Governor
PROCEEDINGS AT ANNAPOLIS
speech by Governor Swami and Ar
gumsnts BY Counsel
ie'ass ->-.>--.... I ,s..>..,-.>,.,s
The Hearing Postponed TIL
~ Y. i lss Friday.
y'H III. Z-~~~-,~...,,-o. I, ...,s ..-
ITO coa611oaus1 1ossx3Lz.
~~.>yr~e~-~>-~->S>~~- .ta
Legal Opinion Of Rsysrdy Johnson on the
Governors Authority TO Remove
the Commissioners.
>ry>>.~>~~~~~~-~.>~~>~-~s>~-
Political Riot at HagerstoSvn
One Man Killed.
nc. &c. &c.
IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION OF GOV. SWAMI.
IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION OF GOV. SWAMI


BALTIMORE, oct "a, 1869
The following proclamation has to night been Issued
BY Governor Swami
STATE ov MARYLAND, Exscunvs -DzrARTnByr
Whereas II has come to the knowledge OF the Execu.
tive thai military and other combinations arc now form
ing in the city Of Baltimore for the purpose Of obsuct
ing ind resisting the execution Of the laws OF this state
and
Whereas There IL reason "a believe that similar com
bnations attempted 10 be organized other states
with the intention OF invading the soil Of the state Of
Maryland, 20 deprive her citizens Of their Jus. rshta
under the laws and 70 control people Of the state by
violence and intimidation;
Now, therefore, /, Thomas Swami. Governor Of the
sls Of sssyiaad do, BY this my proclamation soiennly
warn tho lsAasss Of all such Illegal and Revolutionary
combinations against Lo pcacs and dignity Of the state
,bs.,u ,he svsut or riot aas aoodcd srovrs orf n
iAsss wsossHsssy pvecGsae, they VIII be held 70 the
srctesl Accountability, and the Porer n ne STATE oh
" s<Aasdss % hiring them to promps and nerisd pun
Shm<nt N~
cyen under hand and Tho great ses % the State ~
Maryland st The city Of AnrspolS, this 22d Of o.
tooer A. n 1904 THOMAS SWAMI
\. ~ ''' ~" ''' :" 4a.ae 81 f tsrlA1 =
nas ~ Cam, secretary o sa's. -Hv,sa LII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23

iNpiAAsrbIfs, October ~, Iho6
Aernbc gsle Of Wind swept ibis STATE last p,sh'
dcinf gea aaInage ths cay oue anambss y t,na.
ipgs were blown down o. unroofod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23

Aarv a oooes this msvn,ns destroyed nearly
one quarter " shs 90 shipping portpn o. the city
through the rcnoas exerlons oths nrsE.en the flames
we're pros an,o from spr.saing into the city wbish
case " complete dsxrucsion would have followed.
rbe pr,ncrel losers Fisher fisrthsrs weaver a
Adams BAXTER EIls<p James a. Suick sv. Gallagher
Dnuren. Nailous n and Company. Isace~co "a
Company. Total los. shout t3oooo Two lives wsrs
Lost BY drowning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23

bare from Washington ~ day aud hal an nterye~ wan
tho Mayor anu Police Commissioners Is undarstood
that the object of the vsnt was 10 inform blmsss - ~
the conditi0n Of snoirs In this city =
We have reports from Hagerssovn Of scrlon, AFFAIR
there on Saturday evening during a political meetlng
held BY tho unconditional Union men A dlslurhancs
occurred and firearms used resulting Ia The llng
OF one man, conservative, and seriously wound ng wo
other participants IN the meeting Tue man killed was
named Charles 0ah
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Large Fgy- ~ Bvsss~psrs. Csss.-s.~ss Ass~,
s1J.eOO.

The BrIdi por' tnfnlssre companSs fscicsy, eonsss
lrx d thsce ssse brisk sssisrs simoss eusrely
destroyed W sbcss eight ceioek sh~ svsninx Tho
loss IL estimated about $4,000 snsussd for slcsx
s1sooo supposed that the ars cs1sht IN lhe snxre
Foosp. The brildinfs we're aolck'y destroyed Nuhis
,ss hundred men thrown OUT ~ employment mo
oomlsnv had v~vy ssss sock o. hssd. me bagln- -
sbd rcrk 80 alInesi total loss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23
Pes'psntmeus ~ she Iaves,isasio" ANTI nj.
day Next.

T"stp"neNsens ~ the IuvestfEatIon nniii mt
daN Next.
BAIrinogs, Oul. ~ lA1s z
Govemos swami has postponed the investigation %
the case Of The Police Commissioner I'll Friday that,
ample testimony shall b. obtained No desires thai i
shall be shown nrs' that all the udsss and clerks o the
late municipal election were appointed from tho same
parry Second, That legal volsn wore excluded from
tne nsht Of suffrage Third, mat policemen have
peen removed FOR political reasons Ia conirvcnion OF
ana Iourlhiy that In the dncrept precinct separate
ospt boxes wore not provided for The accepted
yso.o woes On any OF these grounds Of msccndncf
unutr inc law the Governor during the occos OF the
whom VIII have the appointment or Judges for the
calming down. 'E'6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23

$50 B.rrsorS October q, 1860.
Great sse,smso, IN bfss11IE w6ich u not1esssns,i
by General capsy's Wei, 20 the cityrodsy.
Therc are rdnors tonight thu the "Pius relies Of
Old 1osE are organizing FOR attack the radical
headquarters in Wet Bsi.nor. street Tho radicals have
made every preparation FOR vigorous defence. They
have stored army Of sevolrers and rhos In the build
ing and very strong body Of police and two three
hundred armed Boys In Bluc renrn within shot
There IA q belief among tho supporters Of she Police
Comm issoners that the radicals u Pennsylvania
ready 20 march 10 their asssianee. rorney ss,t 10
the ely Yesterday has much DO with the impression
This tho threatened Invasion TO which Governor swarm
alluded IN his remarks Of Annapolis this morning
A street asht occurred In wcs, BAitirnow on the
snpouncemen, of the Governors lnteliion to 20 on
with The one man WHO cLeefcd FOE johnson vac
knocked down; I'VE others Joined IN The melee, and
some ofshem severely handled The timely arrest
Of ali the parties prevented tho frseas spreading
riot
In somc Of the wsrds the Old rowdy organizations
which erssad before the be,ng revived and calls
published ia The payers fos svey Democrat N pse.
pare for action.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23


s<ssy s.s h.s been blosns here 81 aAy. css
cation ~ ,a.s place and rrsscosa,C has
b~ss ahai OF 10. fsUy sosis hsrs osss~S N rss an
socsnrs ~ he Esls 10 As2<tsss sss yss sd<vssd 81
Ia tst~. srbsssh "a " feared sksi there are sosn*
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23
Tss Cs.s.~I 81 .s~ Commissioners.

Prom the Haimors san, OCT. ~
The Police Commissioner, Mn1sw SsmAs. flnGeA ana
Nicholas r. woods have smpioysd a. tier oDA1ssl
Neors Thomas = Alexander, AreLitAld string IT, ant
stockbrdgs. who ~iil rsprss~n then 81 the hsar4aN
20 today before the sofernor al annapolis
IN re-psrt ~ the charges of "0snrMi 14f4f co.
potf win he l2fs nunispa sisrfsor rr~frei ~ fhe
committee q conservative eitiyen~ ~ nstr.sf. The
committee o. is~nsy hse VII ~ tspTeftfsf ~ ueas.
william sefisy, John W. fa'fete ard 4 A. - ls
Tho Hon Hsvsrdy Jehpson sil - ss'0d from tia.
yrrsen, BY professional srsnZ~tenss gsa2hefe NJ
hss however, Published ht lsrai o1sr1 p ~ -
r-s s1s,y,.. s'ss si's " ..c,sssn y %.
%if AZ 1ss 4. i,' s,I tis q. -
vtkl ep%Es oTe3 As<eys ~orp a. nhf ~ els 81
hisc,ttglf % -. ri' :. ~ ,,ss,lsssosss.. al lse
IsuNLN .<--r~s Ask q ssslay.srf sIFs~s&sa - he
pgs " III s;sss ~ sssien ssa ~ - sar aA -
lC'ssL-f -I he assistance u 80 cetA stst 9asfa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23

The great annual ride necsing was progressing with
much spirit and cnthusissm NJ Br.sssIs
Large numbers Of English volunteers uerc present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-31
ahcdtral.
II U B II II L's
7..... CRLBBRATRD 4-.
GOLDEN BITTERS !
A PURELY VEGETABLE TONIc,l
INvIGoRATING AND STRENGTHENING
Fortifes the System Against the Evil
Effects of Un,rhoIesome Water.
They Contain no Poisonous Drug.

PURELY vEGErABLE.-Hubbel celebrated
Golden Bitters are composed of Gentian, Cal
anus Root, Wild Cherry Bark, AniSe, Orange
Peel, Calisstya Bark, Columbo, Bark of SaSa-
fras Root, Sherry Wine. Butternut Bark, Car.
away Seed, Yellow DOek, Dandelion, &c.I-nll
preserved In Jamaica Rum.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-31

Fayette streets and Nos. 10. IL ana ~,
north Eutaw street.
HOHIs COMPANY HAVING oRGANIZ-
ed in April, 1861, in conjunction with the
we'll known firm OF Gaehie d Co., Hs a joint
stock company of
PRACTICAL PIANO MAKERS,
who have held prominent positions In some
OF the best establishments OF this country and
Europe. The company claims that their
Pianos combine all the cXcellcncieS OF all the
latest timprOVementS;and IL Will he apparent to
all that men whose skill and abilities having
been approved by the best manufacturers will
and reputation are involved. AS q testimony
to the above. they were awarded tho
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL CoSIPE-
TITORs,
by the judges OF the late Exhibition held at
the Maryland Institute OF Baltimore, Md, in
October, 1865.
The Pianos being sufficiently introduced in
this city, and having proved equal, If not Su-
periOr TO any heretofore known. Those in
want of n flrSt-clasS Piano, manufactured
with the greatest care and OF the hest mate
rial, will save Dealers cOHIH1ftSiOTl W hich only
more valuable, by sending orders directly to
the factory, aS above directed. or by applying
at Professor HARMAN kIEYTElSS, No. lGj
Market street, for further Information. a
guarantee for five years Is given as regartiS du-
rahility OF ofc0nstIuction, for every tnstruIneut,
and will be keptIn tune for one year yres @
charge. Old pianos taken in exchange
Persons wishing to have their Pianos tuned
or repaired will please leave oruerS at the
place above named, as the Tuner OF said eStab-
iiShment will be here for one week
Old Pianos taken in exchange. febe-ly
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McCABE, KRAFT 4 CO., Wholesale Drug
gistS Wheeling, Sole Agent for West Nir-
ginla; also, pr0prietnrS OF KrAft'S Diarrht1
Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup. Improved
Nerve and Bone Liniment, Dr. StalIl's Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair OIL
IaCl3- -GIn1Sw
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oFr1CE NATIONAL EXPIRES AND
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
WHEELING, W. Va, February y, 1895.
RATES REDUCED.
LARGE SHIPMENTS AND HEAVY
EREIGHTS AT GREATLY RE-
DUCED RATES.

HAVING COMPLETED OUR AR
III rAngements, we are now prepared 10
forward Money Packages, Freishts, &c, TO
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. BALTI-
MORE, and all SOUTHERN ATLANTIC
CITIES, and all intermediate points.
Collections attended to with prolnptess and
dispatch.
sD-Frefghts will be called for and delivered
FREE OF CHARGE on leaving notice at
our Office, No. II Main street.
l.. F. BEELER, Agent
B.F.KELLEY, supt- Western Division.
fet&-ly
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The Great Cure for all Diseases OF the
Stomach, Liver and RoucISI
HUBBEL's SUPERIOR OLD
CABINET BRANDY, (Medicated.)
For Sale I'm all Pnrts OF the World.

EB-CentraI Depot, American Express Build
ing, IS Hudson street, New York. Mnnufac-
NY, GEO. c. IIUBBEII & 60
PIoprietO1S.
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Transuurtatiutl.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. Comply
OFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING Dec. 3, 1885.
MEDIATION TRAIN

WINTER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after Dec
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