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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-16

SUICIDE IN JAPAN.-A curious illustra'
ton of the curious fashions of Japan is
furnished by the mi5fortunes of Kubota
Sentaro, latoly in command of the Japan
csc garrison of Yokohama, and, it would
appear, young man considerably in sd.
vance of his fellows in intelligence. 1t
seems that he had trained o body of
about 1900 troops on the European plan,
first having translated the British drill
book, and for this, although permission
had been given in another instance, he
was degraded without warning, his house
given up to loot, and his property confis,
Gated. The unfortunate man attempted
to commit hari kari, but was prevented
by his friends, and the government, in
dignant that he should try to commit
suicide without permission, ordered him
to be beheaded, The Japanese have
dry humor. which is quite startling to
those used to living under a republican
form of government.
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Destructive Fire in Quebec.
e,soo HOUSES DESTROYED
Number Of Persons Burned 10
Death.
1000 Persons Rendered Houseless


+ QUEBEC, G. z, October l5.-At four
clock yesterday morning fire began in
the house of Mr. Tudel, grocer on St.
Joseph street, near jacques Cartur mar
ket. Owing to the early hour in the
morning there we're but few people about.
The wind, which had blown half a gale
from the eastward all night, had slightly
abated; still ii ragged with such fury as TO
canse serious apprehension.
By the time the fire brigade reached
the scene, Tradel's house Was envelopea
in flames. The Sappers we're already
there but there was some delay in laying
the hose and getting 81 force Of water
which was not Gemedied for nearly an
hour, enabling the fire to make rapid
progress. No less than ten or twelve
houses were on fire, and lumber and
wooden sheds on al sides iguited, AT
half past FIVE eighty houses, all wooden,
were in a blaze, the flames driven by the
wind spreading in all directions
At $3.50 oyer one hundred and hfty
houses were consumed. The fire by this
time ran along st. Joseph's and Notre
Dane des Anges &c the junction of st.
Waller street, Carrying everything before
it. The church. OF La Congregation
stood In great danger, but sudden
veering of the wind saved it.
Crossing ST, Waller street, the ire soon
spread into St. Lawrence street. House
after house fell prey To the flames. 1t
was thought the houses eastwards
would be saved, but the fire crept back
doing it's work of destruction, At IL
o'clock, the whole centre of the district
lying between st. Souveur and lower
streets running parallel with the river
was barres waste
Having nothing 10 feed on it distri-
buted itself in opposite directions The
wind increasing again, blowing gusts
from every direction, three separate
coraasratiops were observable at once
ST, Sanveur church. Dunn's soap and
candle factory, Rees' rope walk aud 9TH
er large buildings were in flames
along st Waller street towards the
toll gate, and the streets surrounding
the general hospital and convent. An
other terrible fire was raging, with even
greater fury at Back Crown street, and
along Prince Edward, Jesuit and Reg.
land streets; the flames creeping back
and envelopiDg street after street,
dispite al'uost superhumau effort. The
coudagratiCp ceased about five o'clock,
when there wHs LV'i-'--s
moderats computation places the
number of hsuses destroyed at 2500i the
loss of real property is between $1,000, 600
and S3,O00,000; the number of persons
rendered houseless is estimated atlS,OOO.
The body OF a man. burned almost to
crisp, was dragged out Of a house in St.
Waller street, Sergeant Hughes, of the
Royal artillery, was blown up aud badly
burned, though not dangerously,
Lieutenant Douglass vas seriously
hurt by the falling of building, 3ey.
eral seamen received contuelons, bnt
none seriously that We could hear OF.
Sergeaut Reun, Of one Of the regiments
had his arm broken by falling beam
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TEE following curiou, verdict has L

TIE following curious verdict has been
rendered by the COroper's Jury Who
have been investigating the murder Of
McKeeyer at the Chicago TrOtting Park!
"That the 51id William C. McKeever
came to his death on tho 23d day OF Sop.
tember 1866, in the city Of Chicago,
county of Cook, and State of Illinois,
from injuries inflicted With board in
the hands of some person or persona m
known to tho Jury, at the Chicago Driy'
ing Park, on the 22d day of September.
A. D. 1866, during the pending of race
between the horse Butler, driven by the
aforesaid William c. McKeevsr, and the
horse Cooley, driven by William Riley,
and that there was evidently a plot
among some of the friends of the horae
Cooley to prevent the horse Butler from
winning the race the result Of which
plot was the cause of the death of the
aforesaid William c. McKeeveT
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ForaIzu News

new York, October l5.-The HeraId'5 5
correspondence from Peru, near COnstan-
tjuople, September 18th, announces the
completion cf the purchase Of the island
Of Melcs, most important naval citation
in tho GreoIan Archipelago, by the Uni
ted States Government, and notes at the
same Jime the possible interests which
the American people have in the progress
aud solution Of the Eastern question.
The news of General Dx's appoint
ment as United States Minister to France
il commented on by the Paris journals,
Some writers think he is charged to take
stroug position IL suppocC OF the Mon
roe doctrine as applied TO ne Mexican
Question, WI lie others say the contrary.
Mr. Adams, United States Minister in
London, having visited Brussels, some
Of the London papers state that The
Journey was undertaken in reference to
the Mexican question,
One thousand pounds o. gOld had ar
rived in Paris from Costa Kica taken
from mires conceded 80 a French cem-
panv, and worked under the direction OF
a French General, by President Costro.
The Paris Eewspapers 5ay that the en-
terprise OF their countrymen in Central
America will rscOmpense the country
fOr-the failure in Mexico,
The officers Of the United States war
steamer TicOnderoga enjoyed Teoep
tion aud much attention at the hands
the Turkish authorities in Constantin-
ople.
Lord STANLEY ia his speech ct tie o..
bic banquet, said. Il think thai En-
gland and America are both in position
to gai1 mutually by fair, temperate
criticism of one another's proceedings.
They have really no hostile, no lopposite
interests. United they axe for the work
while quarrel between them would be
fearful Injury, not 10 themselves only,
but to the beet interest5 of mankind in
general"
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The DRY GOODS TRADE.-Tha New
York Commercial reports a concession in
the dry goods trade among jobbeTs. aud
adds
oofhBl8aatth r6fItIrcGmsrdfcss ffif9i prevent: mt
ing trade during the summer months, the
fear of cholera, and the lateness with
which trade set In. Stocks were quite
large, and prices were reduced to the
lowest possible figure to attract business,
and from these low figures the advance
is but small, thus rendering the present
prices very low, The advance was
chiefly confined to brown ohaetings and
shirtings and prints. In brown goods
the price is close down to the cost of pro-
duction, and iobbers seem to be willing
to reduce 1t to correspond with the
changes in cotton. so that there is bet-
ter disposition to take goods, as most
buyers believe that cotton cannot be
much lower
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Rev ARMs7EAD LEWIS, colored preach
er, Baptist denomination, Opelous as, La.
having declared that the radicals are
less the friends OF the colored race than
are the Southern men whom they wish
to disfranchise, advised his hearers to
choose the latter for their friends and
employers. The Freedmens, Bureau gu.
toCrat of that region, who wishes to
compel the negroes to take him, and
those who pay him commissions, for
"theiI friends and employers" ordered the
reuTeud c0lored LetpiS to abandon preach
Ing, and suspended him from his functions.
This is the way free speech" works
when not upon the side of the radicals,
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\. P. BANKS is a leading spirit III the
Torch and Turpentine' faction Ia
1856, in the course Of speech in Msssa-
chusetts, he thus foreshadowed the de-
signs of the present radical party. He
said; Il can conceive Of time when
the constitution shall not be in exist
ence, when We shall have An absolute
dictstorial government transmitted from
age to age, with men at its head who
are made rulers by military commission,
or who claim a hereditary right to
govern those over whom they are placed F"
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A YOUNG girl in Greenock, England
recently fell distance of eighteen feet,
and thoroughly dislocated her neck. A
SURGEON was called, who pulled gradual
ly and strongly on her head until the
parts suddenly came to their naturai
position, and after minute or two regu-
lar breathing was established. The child
is now as we'll as ever. We understand
tina, similar case occurred in New York,
q few years ago, the operation being
performed some days after the accident
occurred
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BUFFALO, October l5.-Iu pursuance
OF orders issued by the Attorney General
of the United States, with the concur.
renee of the Secretary Of War, United
States District Attorney Dart gave in-
struotions to General Barry, command
ing this Military District, to turn over
the arms seized from the Fenians IN this
CITY and at other points within the Mill
tary District, upon the giving Of bond
in double the value of the arms, to be
approved by Jadgs n. Z. Hall, that the
arms shall not be used in violating of the
neutrality laws
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sna,her Forgery In New Yori

new YORK, October Is 5-Josiah Car
penter, a commission merchant, has been
arrested on a charge of perpetrating for,
geries on the New York Security and
Warehouse company, amounting to
$4,000. ~
George Hyer has been arrested for deal
ing In counterfeit three dollar bills on
the South Port, Connecticut, Bank, and
two dollar notes on the Wayne county
New York, Bank,
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PrRc1vAL AND JAMES THE NOVELIST.

PrRCIvAL AND JAMES THE NovELIsr-
{" Mr.. James had all the airs of man
of society; and Percival was specially
shrinking and modest in the presence OF
strangers, making his worst impression
at first. The parties were introduced,
and an attempt made at conversation, but
they did not get on at all. Percival
showed a decided repugnance, Mr.. James
a genteel contempt Soon entering the
cars, they took different seats, and Mr..
James said, My friend, who is that Mr.
Percival?" 1t was replied that he
was O distinguished poet, when
Mr.. James said "a little cracked,
isn't he2" The gentleman with him
met Percival a few days after, who in
quired, "Who is that Mr.. James !" "G
?. R. James, the novelist, was the re-
ply. Said Peroival. "a little drunk
wasn't he 2"
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The Cholera,

New YORK, October 15.-Ele!en ns"
cases of cholera were taken from the
the 18th inst. There we're four deaths
on the 18th aud 14th from the same di-
sesse on the hospital ship, and five on
the Helvetia from the 10th to the 18th.
CHICAGO, October l5-During forty
eight hours ending two o'clock to-day
eignty.seven cases of cholera were re
norted. and twenty .one deaths,
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EroEi CnnndH-DestruCtiv Fires IN
Ottawa uui Quebec

OTTAWA, c, w, October l5.-A &C.
strrctivo fire occurred yesterday il some
tenement houses, destroying every thing
A full cabinet meeting will be held to-
morrow to take final action upon the
confederation and to give instructions to
the delegates TO England.
QUE5EC, c. E., October 15-A terrible
fire occurred yesterday. The whole dis
triot west of Crown street to ST SGuveuI
toll gate, nearly mile, was burned
Seventeen churches and converts and
2C00 houses We're destroyed, 10000 peo'
ple aro homeless.
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HONESTY IN PoLITIcs,-The Republi-
can politicians in West Virginia. who
last year rendered Presidei Johnson
and his policy their cordial I'D united
support. this year are strivf"g to win
the election as avowed oppeDr rnts of him
and his policy. Doubtless it "a great
moral idea" but plain people in private
affairs would call such conduct cheating
and lying.
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south American News

New YORK, October l5.-The HaIald's
Rio Japeiro correspondent says: A CON
terencs was held on the 18th OF August
by the officers of the army and navy en-
gagged in war against Paraguay, and 1t
was determined to attack Forts Curupoty
and Humaila simultaneously with the
whole of their land and naval forces
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4 toilet delight. Superior 20 any Cologne
skin soft and hsaA, 10 sliay iufammation, 10
perfume clothing. for hsadsche. 40 II "a uaar.
ufactured from the rich soufhern NaxneiiA and
Is obtaining patronage quite unprecedented.
1t is favorite with actresses and opera singcrs
TT IA sold by all dealers at 81 90 In large bottles
and by DKNAs BLRSEs G Co, Now York. Whole.
sale Agents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold By al
DTuCEisrs.
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SAMUEL P. WHEELER,

, TTORNEE, colt EGTSss ssE
a PENSIONS, Soldiers Claims, ard Gert'ted
Accounts. An Officers, SokieTs, OF Seamen oiS'
,6led il the service of the United States are ef.
s,isJ IN Pensions for life; and in case Of their
Se,th, the widow, orphan children, mother OF
sister of any such officer, soldier or seaman, 70
sptitled to pension, and also the bounty OF one @
hundred dollars, aud al back pay due My lee
IN each case is FIVE DOLLARS, if the ,pI GIaln m
FOR pension is collected, and NO CHARGS III
Certified accounts collected CT the most rs@a'
ouGbe terms, IT. c..r.
OtHce, No. $50 Fourth Street, neaz the CoGrt
HoRss Wheeling Va sep2V
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COLUMBUS, O., October l5.-Dr. John
Andrews, President of the Board OF Con-
troll of the State Bank of Ohio, died sud
denly last night.
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OVER A ni.t19s ni..tt1s9Ss DOLLARS

3AVEDi
Gsntlemsn -" had negro man worth " 800
who took cold from bad hurt In the leg, ano
was I5e'ess for over year: l bad used every.
thing oould hear of without benefit until
tried the Mexican Mustang Liniment. 1t soen
''''> -" ~ il DOWNING
Montgomery, Ala, Juns IT, ls5e.
II take pleasure In recommending fhe Men
can Mustang Liniment as q valuable and irds
psnsable article for Spraips. Sores. Scratcnes or
Calls on Horses. Our phave used IL for Burma,
Bruises, Sores, Rhsumsram, &e-' ' and d al S ssy u
Foreman for American. wells. Esfsos ard
1--.aan,s Eyprees.
This spraln ot ..- Sa-1btsr's srtla ocoa,
stoned while akating last wfntsr, was entirely
cured In one week, affair shs comrnsnoed using
your celebrated Mostang Liniment
ED. SEELf
Glouosstsr, Mass, Aag l. is66
It In an admitted fact that the Mustang Lint
ment performs more cures In Q shorter time, on
man and beast, than any article ever discovered.
Families livery man and planters ahould Jwsyp
have it on hand. Quiok and SURE u certainly Ia
All genuine is wrapped In st0el.plsts sograv
ings, bearing the signature Of G. W. Wesfbrook
Chsmist, and the pr!eats q. 8 stamp Of DxxAe
RARNrs Go. over tho top.
An effort has been made 10 oounterfstt Il vtte
cheap stone plate lsbsl focf elssslgi
Saratoga sDriRa Wsssr, so!d b -
DrugGisti.
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Co.'s DYSPEPSIA CURE, the only rem:
edy ever discovered that will surely and
permanently cure dyspepsia, indigestion,
sick.headache, and enable dyspeptics TO
eat hearty food without fear of distress
can be obtained at all our drug stores.
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TEE New York correspondent Of the

TIE New York correspondent OF the
Louisville Democrat, under the date Of
18th inst, says;
"An sgent of the Governor Of Aassa-
chusetts has been in the town for several
days, purchasing nearly al ths muskets
that are for sale in this market, while
Governor Ward Of New jersey, il con-
tracing for similar supply, TO be de-
li7ered By the 1st OF December. We
learn also that the Pennsylvania Govern
or is engaged in the same line Of bust
ness
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Il h most dSisLLu4 Eau psSea.ac
It eradioates ecTlf and daad<ud
II keeps tho head cool and cisan.
It makes the hair rich, soft and glessy.
1t prcvsnts hair turning gray and falling OF
II restores hair upon pheuatsreiy bald hsada
This In Just what Lyons kathsiron win 40
Il 10 prelty-it 10 chesp-durabls. II IA literal.
ly sold by the car load and yet It's almost Injured.
Ibls demand IL daily Increasing until thsrs 10
hardly country store that does not ksspit. o.
family that does dot use it
Z. THOMAS LYON, Chemist. H.K
Saratoga Spring Water, soia By N'
Druggists
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Fire at 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, October 1.-THE planning
mill, carpenter shop, and two or three
frame dwellings, adjoining belonging to
II. Kennedy, burned about noon, Loss
s25, 900 TO 10000.
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A FRESH SUPPLY of Goes Cough Bal.
sam-the greatest remedy for coughs,
colds, whooping cough, Group, and all
lung complaints-is received and for
sale at our drug stores.
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IT is well, says the Nashville Banner,
that the Radical Convention secured the
services of Anna Dickinson. a strong
minded woman was certainly needed
among 20 many weak minded men.
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"CEDARvILLK, GREENE, ca. O

LIS bhilOt'
"CEDARvILLE, GREENE, Co, o
Forty Ave full-blown blacks voted ct
this precinct TO day, The judges took
their votes, declaring that under the
Civil Rights bill they were as we'll en-.
titled to vote as the whites"
RICHMOND IND, October 9, 1866.
The Judges here allow full .blooded
negroes to vote, the same as whites, and
Justify then selves under the Civil Rights
bill"
We have no aoubt that, throughout
Ohio aud Indiana, where there we're
Radical judges Of election, with rare
exceptions, negroes of all coloTs were
allowed tO vote
We cannot say that we object. The
popular will must he carried out. The
people of Ohio, Indiana and PennsylVa'
MIA believe The blacks as much entitled
TO suffrage Ns themsoIVe- to bo jurymen
as themselves Judges, Governors, Con.
Cressmen, Senator'S, rs themselves they
have the right 10 say so, and enforce it.
We submit TO he popular will, that aon-
siders blacks as good as whites, socially
and politically We don't believe So,
and never WILL but, politically, we sub.
NIT to the decision of the ballot.boxes of
October g, 1866. Negro suffrage triumphs!
1t is hardly worth while to submit the
question directly to the people of Ohio
-Cincinnat Enquirer
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LIos's EKTRAcI 60 Pm 4s>i-A ccs51.
tor Indirsst.on. Isussa, Hsartburn. sIok hssd.
ashs, CEolsrs M0bus, flztulencI, hc.. where 3
varrinr st.ruulspA 70 rsqa.r-d- It's csrsful pre-,
parstion and snstrs purity makes Il chap and
rsliabls arttale for oztnsry Yurpeses. Soid sy'
sryvhsre, a. 50 css- psr bottle AK tor III
s.raissa spri.s ws'er' Ss,y ses syH
Druggists. HE
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MANAGER GRAU has received al offer
to exhibit Ristori to the miners OF the
Pacific slope He wants si00, 900 for let.
ting the golden dustnsn see the great
Italian twenty 6ve tines.
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M. w. JORDAN,

ETAKHsIE wOREAs,-MONUME
vi and Head Stones, evsry description Of
Cemetery Work executed In good style. Corn
CT of Zane and 7th Streets, East Whsaling w.
Va ] am prepared 70 Gll all orders entrusted
to me and hope will merit a part of public pat
ronsge. Prompt attention paid to orders from
he country. mcb5-1y
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BOSTON, October 15.-The store OF
John C. Loring, in fremont row, was
robbed last night of silk goods valued at
"a nnn
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9, p. MILLER
ZANE.
@. L. ZANE & CO.,

AND DEAs.ERS sS
i FOREIGN AND DOMESI1C " iNE2 r,2. an
Tionora Manufacturers of Pure Catawba Wines,
Quincy Street, between Main and Market SITS,
Wheeling, Va, Responsibility on hEnd Brandlesl
scotch and Irish Whiskies Jamaica Runs and
Cortials, choice Old Rye and Bourbon WHISTLES
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GLO would not be tsa1tifuIi wks would q.
sdi to THAR bsantyi What gives that narb.o
purity aud d.ss.asus appearance vs obssSvo up.
on the stage and In the city bsIlei It is no Lon
ger a secret. They use HAsan's ksSnolia Balm
It's continued use removes tan, fresos. ptnpiec
leaves the complexion smooth, transparsa.
blooming and ravishing. Unlike many oosnst
ios IL contains no material iniurisusto the ssts
Any Druggist win order IL foE roo. sos c.
hand ct ~ cts. per bottle.
We HAQAH, Troy, n. l., chanis5
DKMAs BIlHLs q 90.
Wholsssls Agents, n. Y.
Saratoga sSIipa vstsr, sold by ~
Oruggists.
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HsiI1s.rssts iniIn;tabls Hs:r coJo1ing u act e
dye. All inst&Rtsnssus dyes are composed os
l1;ia5 eau,tie ana more OF less destroy the yitsl
Ity ana beauty Of the hair. This is the orig dnsi
Hair Coloring, ana has been gru-lpg In svor
over twenty years. II restores zray hair - its
origtaal oofoi by gradual absorption, In most
rernarksb!s manner. II 10 also beautiful hsix
drsssfng Sold Ia two s.sss-cQ oeuts zpd u
by an kalsrs. Q. HEnsTRkE1, Ch,ratrt
Saratoga spring wassr, sola ~ q
DTuggiss
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s. T. FARIS,

ANARBLK WORKER 81 sCULSs-
Nl TOR, No. l22 Main Street, Wheeling Va.
IMonumcntsl Work of ali kinds made 70
order on short notice. Particular attention PAID
% Portrait Sonlptnre and DESIGNING. sen23
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WANTED

CTIvk Ae NTs EEEnL.
a WHKRK o. fntroduce Two VIEW PAT
ETTFD IuVHnTIOEn. ssussszhk % epsyIa~
~. ssil. AZ 6Ghf, and denand oocst>uty incrsa
- Afsrts raals and female nav eppsrse.nS
"a IA flne Slo 70 e1s psr day by working cnlys
f<s kcars dx1y. frsvsoxs sz7e1sas a. s<snS
s,rns.csza-g. a saupls q esch worth ~ WITH
tsrrus 10 sssnts sert kss bJ Es9 70 "a so'
drsss-ssrf 60 esnts 10 pay pssnsa E1A
.Ts1.oa yss-s5te4 Adare 40
psss.ly p.8jss - SSssss Ia
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VIM. v. HOGE.

a ERAL LAND AGENT, viii practice In
aafAhau and adjoining counties Particular
stesnson given to the collections Of claims.
Aoundsvtle, Marshall County, West Virginia
fyi9-Sm
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CHARLES SIEBKE,
WILLIAM HARE.

;aACTgCAE Er.UmGE8 AMP
L GAB FIIIER, No. ) MonIos 81, Wheel
ilg, W. Va.
short notice. ssp5u
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FRENCH CONFECTIONERY II
PHILIP scHWE1TzER,

ONo S M.s hSshY & LITTLR,s,
constantly receiving large .on NOV on nsne and is
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