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FOR ONE DOLLAR

Which they need not pay until II Ia knowl what
is drawn and its value. Entire Satisfaction
Guaranteed In all cases
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
Would call attention 10 the tact OF Its being the
Original and Largest Git Association In the
country. We are therefore enabled 10 sand
FINER GooDS, and give better chances TO obtatl
the more Udludbte prices, than any other estab
iishment OF the kind. The business continues
to be co nducted In taiT and honorable mnner.
and large aud greatly increasing trade Is proof
that our patrons appreciate this method OF oh
tanning rich and elegant goods.
During the past year this Association has
sent a very large number OF valuable prizes 20
all parts OF the country. Those who patroniis
US will receive the full value OF their money -
no article on our list 10 worth less than One Dol
lar, retail, and there are no blanks.
Parties dealing with US may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn viii be
Immediately sent 20 any address by return mall
or express.
The following parties have recently drawn
valuable prizes from the Eureka Association.
and have kindly allowed the use of their names,
many other names might be published were We
permitted -
Doctor j. r. Marsh, lac Chestnut streot, Phil
adelphIa, Pa, Piano, value ESQ. Col =. II. 10.
bertson, st. Charles Hotel New Orleans, La,
Oil Painting. value 800; Mrs. Lucy Adams, De
troit Mich, Gold Watch, value ESQ; Patrick
Burk I2l Chapel street Now Haven, Ctl Meio
deon, value 200 Jessc K Williams spring
field, Mass, Gold Watch, value $50; Mr.. NJ
N. Roberts Revere House, Boston, Mass,
Piano, value $3.50 Hon. Nelson j. White, Wash
iDgton, u. C., OIL Painting, value sl0Oi Luther
Brown % Pleasant street, Fall River, Mass
Gold Watch, value $3.50 Mira. j. PHILIPPE Wor
Brown, WestHeld Mass, Gold Watch, value
sI25 Miss L. Davis, Eatick Mass, two prizes,
Melodeon, vslue se25 Cluster Diamond Ring
value 900
Letters from various parties throughout TIE
country acknO wledgipg the receipt OF very va
nnhle 9Ifta may be aeon ON tile AZ our ofdc0.
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THE smallpox is reported as very bad
in Mobile.
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MICHAEL J. ROHAN

WI KE1 STREET, between the Custom
House and the Little Suspension Bridge Mon
umental work Of al kinds made TO order. City
aud country orders will Be met with pronptness.
spl5-ly
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JOHN ANDERSON,
CHARLES SIEBKE.

SUC.CE sSOR TO H. DIEMEL,
Street near the B. e. O. R R. Depot, Wheeling,
W. Va All kinds Of Shswls Ribbons, and eve-
= description of Silks and Woolen Goods, exc
'|SSI SS on short notice and on reasonable terms.
nus IS the first and best Steam Dying Estab-
4snnent in the Western States sepa0
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SIMON KEIM.

;IIF4RTRR AND DEALER IN
FOREIGN ND DOMESTIC WINES.
rrandies, Whiskies, sc, 2lc Market Street,
Wheeling, Va.
1 would invite the special attention of city and
country dealers and Tie pUblic generally, to
call and examine my stock betsre purchasing
elsewhere, sep2O
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soon pnt the Democratic party in posses
sion of both halls of Congress. He did
not know that he should hesitate to do
what he believed 10 be right and proper,
even in view of such a calamitytas the
accession of the Democratic party. Let
us look back at the condition in which
we found ourselves at the close of a
great war brought upon us by the Dem
ocratic party. | do not say that all the
Democrats were in favor of bringing on
the war. l acknowledge that very
great portion ofthem have proved them
selves to be good and true patriots, as
good and true friends of the country as
any set of men here; but do say that
the support which the Democratic party
gave to the South in all its measures of
aggression was degree of encourage
ment, without which do not believe the
war would ever have occurred. That
has been my opinion always. If the war
was brought upon us by the South itself,
result has followed which may be
grievous to them for number of years
1t is hard for them to complain; they in
cited the war, and if the result is disas-
irons they have themselves to thank for
it.
Mr. Criswell stated that he had been
informed on the best authority that
there were on the eastern shore of Mary
land, combination against the freed
men of the State. He mentioned two
cases in which colored soldiers had been
waylaid and one of them killed by men
belonging to this combination.
Pending the discussion of the above
subject, Mr.. Henderson offered joint
resolution to amend the Constitution so
as to prohibit any State from withhold
ing elective franchise from citizens on
account Of color.
Senate then adjourned.
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Teach your BoyS what ifcy viii Prnc-
tice wien they become Men.
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To be Sold for One Dollar Each,

BitL5m rsgard 10 UaIuS and nor 10 Be pad fer
Hnfi 20" LlOi0 sohaf yOu iriH r,csirS.
DATH
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tJUaT or sFfcuL SESSIONS.



Only tveriy I've new on tho calendar yss-
ierday. ThspaUc,y o. NUMBER b lndlcaiioa that
either The rfac Is Improving 10 morals Or that ths
police oncersafe getting htte dsrsici 10 the perform.
ance ~ ther duiy. u BE- hoped the former par.
ucular IL the cal cause.
QUESTION: s1uTa
Eliza J. CEer a woman eonalde'ahiy sfvano~f N
yesrs. assume to right 70 occupy toron % The sfe
walk in frunof Fult Narket Tor Ne d.syay o. fruit,
which she offered for sale 10 the public. Unfortunately
abe selected alt. upon which David snd ktchael welsh
had prior clan. wnsn Elixa came With her merriam.
dls~ condaky IN Ysr 81 four barrel o. sppie the de-
f~ndanis r me sad barrels out Of ths wAy ana ~
cause the ssssr objrcted aruek her 10 NE fses and
breast ror hs ungaiisnt conduit The broshsrs welsh
were fined can $40
vHsr A nnrrKx~
nIehsrt Wish dranx whiaksy, b~came nf0ricstef,
f-it quanssne, struck Josaph WnanL and sent 70
the lniand ~ two months
Amelia scet, but not sweet n lock upon, chsrsod
George villains with taxing fr,rtonxi curerey from
her rnonsy inwer Among tbr qsaDtty there sons
which yunlsrfst, and she could tell how CD
OF ,hsi r0p wS good. The cosns~i fos the defence
sserrd hisssf with syrrat deal Of eGrsasnsss prove
ths rood lssracier Of his ciianf and perhaps Il 80.
through h. efforts tnai NE defsnssAt vas SIMPLY
maDed
RIO sor IKE r~s vsrspsss'r w~ssu
Rtsr ttb>A fall of gin, Jumped . W rds up
tom S,~~pb A. Johnson, coofed man on the
sne car. Peter mEnnsd his ssIEe ne pfc~sscs %
,o~eph BY viking bim " tbs Frssdnsn's bareSs go
abroad. and W receiving pm reply ssoct Joseph In
The sda ssa ~ one month and 0nsd szs
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TM ttsgrrvcrrs o. 4 Will
@aprrrrs Court special Tsr..
gofsga Juare fanl~fa

ocT. n EGsla@ Ireseos a.f osA-s - Jr~r r..
prowssi snd alv, lntsrcstirg 40 s~en fspc.
ina for tro days, before Jsass paaiss, 10 ~ ~lgy
tern u tbs supfrms cosr D~s-ssh william rrosp~4i
and others. sanr Jsnss rrvvoo.i. Wizard r.
wsisy and othsr. involving the ooas,uesios - Ill
made ~ Tho father o. tbs fisntr 10 is21 srs>ing M
rshU II herr aHd pnry hnaru vsssts real sssAis 10
wesehess~s county ne vii vesssS fe sat.e N tie
vi. Of he ,@ssAisf IN al hrs prvy.Ty sna provided
furthsr, ua after TIE Death " ~ dssshtsr
Ilinsb>sh vho sa a. infsN ts stseatpfs
should sell The pfggeftg A2f drtrhvte ~ fse<ssds
susns kls heirs ~ isM tn heir bs,ofs 80 es4iA ~
kxsbsth ssia ana conveyed a. es lsss~~as rtes tsr
death the ssss ~ egnt their and sal
hs psOp~rty " psrshst~rs ~ thsir swn stSe~ TIE
vboi~ ilus ~ the y1rtbessrs frotn tts hsfw esftt1s
upon The constrvcioa ihat shail - gged - tts oil
NE dsfsnesns clam ~ thsa tfa Isgs sMsse sny,
sed n The srsef1sK AS astsrnire1 srf srpiys1 sp0a
The d>ssh n Efst~ih ara TIE pa n,rs ssinsirr tAa
ths ssseetos bsse yst ~ legal estsse ses ihst =
tbeif rsht 70 s~ii " ~hom 10Y tgssss fh@ s.s
ssos~d Jatss D&nAss bslcs ias s.ss sr4w s1gsszsss
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fssrvslrs salls
Marrow I.csr~ of Rniirwad Trais Loaded
with Passengers.

,rrom the Dayton (1hiol journal, Oct 81
Mr. Robertson, mai agent on Tie Atlantic ana Great
Western paircsd between ibis city and Cisveiand re-
lated 10 yesterday the strange item about farmer
Who prevented q isrnbe daas,sr on that rad, near
Nsnshcid OHIO at tbs une Of the recent fr-rhet We
hsa before the paragraph relating 20 the singular
affair Mr.. Robertson corycrssd with shs farmer, and
here \ me story IN short
me farmer IA RennsylvsniAnl vent u bed during
the heavy and protra'ted storm GU Monday night and.
drss ming that the gu .cross chasfn some hundred
feet dep hsd sisrn way uadsr passenger train and
lot II down the sbyss, be sprung up " render -
sssssrs TO the pszengssz, ran 60 the ooor ana We
ha~Gsniny from the bogs~ when ma wife awakened
Inn Ae related ns iran zuf ~snt W bed
axAn bot sley, iu's mors during the nisht
The dream made such mpreDion on ms mind
that ne nsstrned tho rbasm the ssst morning eaffy
20 see whs, condition ~sA m eut Me rosd - spps
renty ali light although The water sS pouring surrn4
through the large cnlvsr bsneash - though voah
vnSh ths earth away Op Tuesday night NE mrmsr
could not r~s fos nnkinr shout ha dream OF The pre-
eens nlxht aud geng up hs procured biz lantsvs and
hurried an 10 The chssm When be arrived there he
found 20 hts terror hsa shs huge n hsd bees washed
cot lesvnr boshisx bus unsupported e~ snd srsck
over Ne cbasm HSArnx The train Numbering sownu
11&ructbon Ne farmer cisnbers1 scross We osssd!ai
bs~sk, Cd rnAnlng down The road some dnencs. NJ
agnalisA ~ appsoschine Wssu 70 sop Ana 20 snot
90 shs ne kss By abe tins the snoneer 80 sess 70
'held oh~ The enCss sS sithin few isss Oh 'es
ne ssalA - iasss sad ~as nisd via Isssass vhs
haA 49, I'll pp1stln1 mses1sH q mansesn Wnes :
narsw srapP theg ~ ps6s from housees As.an for
~ vsss ves1 bsYs 11ssaDt 1svs ~ 0Ssess ass'
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ne Ns,ob~ H~ cs~rs<x q . lsis date ays The
veteran cspsf Jehn NEWT erattsd 10 90
10 attend W bresnsss n ME nesw sbsssslise he issS
Hines, ffOm stth BE- seems 70 have recovered in great
msssur- Ne swshsbiy tbs coiy ilns susvfsiss 10
Ov1e&1 ere h'*etcsd 10 our vsr and annais. and 70
sbsss NE esptAan - . fsstsrs-a ndsspmss = rsipon
and "a aid W faudcfs fsftSr~on Ori~Ans and The
uuDsos~~ ssss snn<soed 20 ys<sea skss pTcyrsnarss
e shs British wAt3sssuis4d 10 NE t.ssSs - oss.sss
sal % Asn~vcsr trkrh yhs se<Srss rspsAs. 10 fe~Ds
fspu age ami long rmu u s~yv<s bat ihs scad 49,
can l,es ssy ~ - wss~s fcv mAny sessa ne 60
90 = - Ne 0bDsnrAa aNe1ssA
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Br.gsf ~ General James cAfi.ton, commanding The
strict Of ss4 Mexico. has ssned orisr nfating thai
IN obodianos /, General yield ordcrs No Q from The
hesdqAfisrs Department % ,hs Missouri military poss
Aas been established south and IN ms Vicinity
u tho ,oHn Of fnos Altos and ,hs santa m1
copper maex Ncw rcTioo 70 ~ known Pof, nAyard.
ia commemorsoa 81 tie ana servioes ~ osnsr.l
George ~ Bsysfd who fell W hs h~i,le ~
Frtfefi asberg. Va gof Eay.fi Gill 10 gsfr~sne by
Coiananles - sud T. ff'h Esisd states infsnuy, ana
Company N. rhlfd lgiisf Si.ies cavalry already a.
as for post fhs oi9"c ~ Tn. post 20 pfo'sei
the pe0te 0f that section q rantfy agnrsi "" hostility
~ The Apache All ether lniisns aud - sd 10 TIE 10
yei0pnent ~ Tia, rlch mlnffst aha hxucl anal ffse
o. Se~ NeKca In order 10 stain shess - y ~.
Commanding oflces Al Ecf bayasd MI sn9's al ~"
ponran in k reWtf a. fhA ~ nefs fsftrefH eaa No
travel NJ hist E1e 8a = tie rqtuifY - ffpthbH peA
els y. ka a Altos saf the f0iref ifFs NAsh f't1I,a
sL4 fseaflN tfalb@ lhs resfs A"h henF"y f~'ss
v ~ ~ tfSsps rof g4usf<ta nHftnNsry empi"r~a
aaulrst no nelsn 81 ~. fegeo <ho 49, ~ 80 sih
~ WN
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lyrssr N, ws- Maven fssrrsi, OF "
Thee sfslfs ~aa W - ssaiugiytng - thAs st-niv
Recently mssh g9tfsa ~ here t~fse*h Ian,
tsss this etty sbs 10 xfsipha t,sisss 80 ia
~ Ter ~sx~r Ths Vsrtls<. vik Dytie het1sss. 49,
cots sns frenss fstsr-f 70 pi~cs " vsrss " u's
wSss - Annssaws sk<rs rt<~s ry~rf swvs fgvrhS
When the N@p Hsean baiY ksy % rsd - sJes ea@sd.
ss< bspg ~ lonsSf shAs W gflss srNxst "a v<tsy
vss rs~nyuryeef IN fsyor 81 tke f1iis6slbhisa Tie
s-~r<a ~ sscsfsNssA ssrbSss " ms<a IA n<Sv~~
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her A. nae ed and becdsrg has burst blood vessel
Into the carriage and drives furiously home On
another OCCASION sfsr be has vainy tried 20 compel bis
daaxntsv 10 consent 10 wed with Ephram walord the
p,ous and smabls deacon srclAims: DO you dare 70
brave me 70 my very ~ and extending his power
fui hand he hurled hsr from him with such violence
thai poor Esshsr fen With graf weigh, the noor, and
her forehead coming In With heavy piece o.
furniture she struck blow that shs was
for sornc time deprived Of And ~; all
tina doss nos prevent Miss Stewart from elsewhere
eaog ring thls domestic yrani bsotsd and preludiced
Ar he vas an nevertheless, TOO much OF gentle
man 10 be uncourseous or rude under any eircum-
aanoe~p n he be much of . gentleman, = accord.
Inc 70 Enxsh stsndards these cannot b. much higher
than French and German psyvnghs generally fancy
them 70 be.
MosrroS HALL on THs srrsITs or rHH HArSI.
I'D Housa. True Tale In Real Life. 4. H.
| Peterson A Brothers, Philadelphia.
The supposed sho<s Of the Haunted House. Gloss By
tho sssshcrs 10 the south western part Of Scotland, are
quickly laid By Charles Brsnde, young friend Of 10
| pussisd owner, SIR Arthur noreson Mr. Bfands 10 :
cool and brave sussnAns Of the British Navy, Who vol
snssen 20 take possession Of the Manor
Houss in COMPANY With his faithful servant,
Ola Tom sAiiss. rosssbss they soon soiss NE
mystery NJ Bvandc exposes the oonpiciv Of seslas
| Ss Arshur's dsshopsss sssst with band o.
snuexssu Who have prosss1 By The sapsrssuos vh'eh
hsa n long kept We hsassed houss sssasuss. and
have sorsd their goods N ~ osssa Win ~ ad q
Ne os4 nssmsle, LsossnAss Bewiss, n y he sapsssss
| vhsss psssy u the smssxisn. dthessh We sAssf .
- - sn.apo rAis chssf s6swvss sSsrss svsAs-
| NJ vssssaass On BssAs, Isad. yfss = vss fo'
~ osss IN, - y bpDsd 49, - - Ivn
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Candidates for the Peruvian
soa - f7sp Presidency. h aa
eotoMBIA IND HER POSTAL TREATIES
ENGLAND, FRANCE AND rHB Is7Rxus.

10 Steamship Henry Chauncey, Captain Gray, from
Aspawl the Sd nst arrived al this port yesterday
NE 1bnowmg the treasure list Of tho Horny Chaun
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yloe upon car sshing Ill 70 death IN the rims
The Passengers II once evincsd their gratitude 70 their
prsssrver, the Pennsyvanian, by making him up hand
some sum Of monsy.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

"hN ~ HAIsl WHOSE residences Is unlunyxn ~
Denemhe D. 1850, nle hor petition in i,o t ~
u, ~ l,ih ni the Court OF Common Pleas ,yitIf
Diu, , 'hIBlnE the said John H. Oats wilt ,g,ilrs
@ aulHhvs from her for more than three wear Ia a.
past hhd hHbtual drunl enness for ,,n,s AZ, ~ :, y
lhiHe ycars lH' part Hnd asking thai Nd ,n,, ~
d'Ipreed non, .aid iohn H. cats, Which petiiios
VI, VII ',9 Sang "f hehring at Che December term I'd
Dated TINS ls5day n December. isGB ''
Al A.. ,g,,.,,. ,-. MARTHA CATS.
~ ''''A't Nt'uFnsN. doas iiWN -
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AuNurus.
Anrtioneers.
CHRISTOPHER & SPIELMAN
''' 313 THIRD STREET..

ARE PREPARED TO SERV AS
AUCfIONEERS In country aud city, or will sell
i0Ods on consignment
i X. CHRISTOPHER and
DAVID CLARK.
feb u w.t. Auctioneors
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Notice TO Bridge Builders.
'ArnmE.orttsl. Moyraoati.r = IA, ;, !,

hrbloE sopttsis M6Srsoati.y,,,f ,S.,.,s POO
hAA foN, November 3, itsB
GEAllAD propgs ais for tbe cons,,r. 49,, a y T..
- HudH9 over Zig TNin Greek Heafa y XXI, u ",
SptHS',n @ hoNnshu Win ~ Tereiyed AZ tfi, ohIt,
TYa H'Ne'AF O'CLOCK Al, "wednesday, NovrtnngT y ~
n, "i,nla i"l htna1nry nud Bnpeie fru cture Il, -
by t ,b 5l, flap ana speeiAsailonF % sssn
Ihe o9m'aittioneis reserve the Flobt f., raLa
NPr't ~ BIDS h-thoo tlee1a pFopef q to,l '''''f
noiOdaw3y.iO AuE,sgg II. ~ DttirRIOH q s
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aArdital.
Mrdiral. ~ h.".
81 Life HeaIth Strene In.
Life Health Strength.
Life Health Strength.

,s., pit,J UAlN della MARRkyS
SPECIFIC PILLS, ,,0
Arcpr,pHredIN thu Nies ,ieui, q ANfnshr a ~,
,"NI. IhirnHcrulists. No 2il Rue Ion,Inr,t
n4,t llHm thG iresrrtptiOn nt lpl ItrsN nFt
"'Hhl hisei IhN siciAn 10 the Hospital ,lu Snra
'a' LETTER ~ Reromme,,,IntYa, saI..
PARIS MAY . 1888
,hlN NlLlhkN; We have used the ."Speruptc
IlLlS hltlr irnm DR.. nELAMAREE's yRraDu,vl
luIlhR several year, past Ia our pT1yatr and
puDUl' practice and have found them a lnnst rnrr
Grll' ahd chlcirnt Kennedy In eases or Snrro, MN
Ih'au seminal Weakness Nightly, Dnilk nr
I,t""tU2F Emissions S,'Nuai Weakness. og I'm.
tbNcH; special brrangenent. of the Ncryous ~ I
,,, W 'HEmrs,ts arising from Secret Iabts and
''Nuai ;ressts R,iihssfi6a ~ the CritiIlh iiA
EnnI; weak spine AhectiOns OF the Eyes. Lime,
-, iil'h Duei Deposits m the Urine: "Nlill -,
= Ii,,l"hliHrs PalCness Of the skim with S,tntru
it,uvcks ana BloodlrSs LIP rPiWIird'i Fent,irrs'
EXPERIMENTATION 81 the Neutf an,l m All thr ,gl,,.ti
h,nn ol symptom, arising from uyor-usn. ai,Isrs
VI iuHH' from any cause. OF the Nervous Force
. Ne earnestly advise the prufo Ion nnd nil ucr.
fn1N tuHtrlhg from any SVDtDf0t Jf;e ar g,,b',,,s
gscft0hs nt the GrNTd.i KNtny Sysrili,f ] N, 10
imee rus |Nhh higll respect, VIZ afcSouf most
v, 4 nEn REPAIRE, Nj -
IN DlIARnIk, NJ u
u . ItIl. ..tt ii tIBAG nIy tiiCiInT Al A H.. j
10 tar1ucirrc \ dupont
NJ. ~ 4 lIup 1 I.nt s,.I
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