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WANTEI--AN AGENT-one chance In
w each town, worthy the attention OF an
active business man, u take tho agency for
INC hale OF bRADSTREEr'E RuBDER MOULD
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Fun AT HoME.-Don't be nfraId Of n
little fun at home. good people! Don't
shut up your house, lest your hearts,
leat hearty laugh shake down some of
the musty old cobwehs there. II you
want to ruin your sons, let them think
that all mlrth and social enjoyment
must be- left on tho threshold without,
when they come homo nI night. When
once home IS regarded as only place
to cat, drink, aud sleep In, tho work IL
begun that ends In gambling. houses
Hnd reckless Degradation. Young poo.
Pile must have fun and relaxation some.
where; if they do not find II at their
own hearthstonOs, 1t will no sought NJ
other and perhaps less profitable places.
Therefore, let the IRE burn brightly ut
night, and make the homestead delight.
iul with all those little nrts that parents
NO perfectly understand. Don't represa
the huoynnt spirit Of your children.
Halfnn hour Of mCrrlin0nt, round tho
lamp and tlreliRht OF n horne, blOts out
the remembrance Of many care and
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best safeguard they can take with them
Into tie world IL the unseen influence
ofa bright little domestic sanctuIn.
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CONTAINING Lists OF Dry and Fancy
" Goods, Watches, Plated Ware, Cutlery,
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"a Complete Pictorial History Of
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eessfui Family Paper In the
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DIsEAsEs OF THE q GENIrAL ORGANS.
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Agents wanted everywhere. For Club
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address JOHN TURNER, Publisher and Pro
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DERE XUR; VIII yOm pIeze Inform
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+ ADlES, you will be astonIShed at the
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Tm Cincinnati Times says that since
the opening of the city coal distribution
Office, orders have been received for
u, 600 bushels OF coal.
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WoRHS. Extract & q q Letter ~ nom nE Bar:
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per month IRON now until spring. Address
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Transportation.
OlsveIand 8 Pittsburgh Rail Road,
0N AND AFTER NOVEMBER 9TH. 1877
" TINinS will run AN follnUH. S't

RewYork via
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Tickets toRll principal points In the East
and West can be procured at tho Union ONCE
IN McLure HouSe and at the station AZ
bridgeport. FIR. MYERS,
ueC2 General Ticket Agent,
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The Best is the Cheapest.
HARVEST Is oyERi
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WINTER 1B coMINGi
MOOre's Rural New.Yorker.


Ia.| iaN
THE RURAL d the Leading and LARGEST
Circulating Newspaper Of is class ON tho
Continent,-supefiort In Value and Variety or
Contents and beauty OF Appearance. Il en-.
braces more Agricultural. Horticultural,
Scientific, Educational, Literary and News
Matter, lhIersptraed With EnRfhylnRs, than
any other Journal, ,-ior II comprises Depart.
ments including
agriculture, Ctoioe literature.
HORTICULTURE, Heieilee and All.
Saeep Hu4bdndry, Btic1tion,
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The RURAL NEw.YoRKER is a National
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West, North and South. Il EMPIoYB THE
bLsrTALENr In all Departments. Ii corps
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unc, Useml-Moral, Instructive and enter
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whsreverloca.ed,-ln Country, Village or
City,
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TOBACCO.

%- We have not
discontinued, moi do
We Intend 10 cease
packing 500 Daily In
papers or Century
Tobacco. reports to
the contrary nOtwith
standing.
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~We are making
the t'entury from the
choicest lelf; II IL free
frOuI drugs, and u In
every respect, the
Hest Fine Gut To-
bhec0
manufactured. Sold
by all llrOspectablel Job
berS.
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The Peoples Bank.

The Peoples Bank.
0Ef1Cl, No. " MAIN ST., WHEELING.
OW.Vn. Money received on depOaII. In
leretit paid on special deposits,
Notes aud bills discounted. Exchange
bought and sold. Collections NJ home or IFoin
abroad promptly attended 10,
John Reid, Christian Hsah.
John HRndlan, John Vockler.
saInI j. Boyd, RlchAiJl Cartsr.
Andrew Wilson,
,oo, ,,, JOHN REID. Pres't.
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DHE LADY DRESSED IN A LIGHrCOL-
l. nred cloak AMI u white long haired neck
lug, al about six o'clock la Seventh avenns
chr, aud got out near washington Park, Will
confer RgFUAt favor on the gentleman sitting
Ia the opposite corner, who paid her fare,
TO whom she bowed When AhO latt tie car,
house. Address l.. II. Jaidlu. station d,
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BALTIMORE d OHIO OOMp,Y
oTFIcE BALI. d ONO RAILROAD Co, 4
WHEELING, May 4, lSb7. 7
aTTNAfEp IfyKTtf,TyT :,
FAST LINE.


PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
Il the following schedule on and after May
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slld At ladies' nancy goods stores GENERALLY,
and Rt wholesale by D. B. SAuNDEkS q
CO., % Summer Street, Boston, and y Wal.
ker street, New York. Also, by HENRY q.
noQRE, 90 Market street, Philadelphia,
and STELLMANN, H1NR1CHS = CO., II
HanovefEtreet Baltimore, Nd.
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MEROHANTS NATIONAL BAN
Incorporated 1883,
Wheeling Savings Institution,

OkFIUE Nus % MuNkpE 81,
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. IN.
NJ tefest paid on special Deposit, Noles aud
hlb DISCOUNTED, Exchange Bought and Sold
-ColleetonS made on ali points.
IN ofderto meet q want that has long been
Ielt IN this community, this Instiluti0n will
receive on Wednesday and Saturday nlIer-
noon between the hours OF two and four o.
CLOCK, Deposits OF any sum Of money, nom
QUE dollar and upwards, on which lntorea
Will bo paid.
GEO. MENDEL, President
DLREcroRS-Alex. LAughlln, A. ]. Pannell
John Mcclure, IT., Alex. RoseH, Morgan L
oGlT-ly A. A.G.QUARRIER, Treasurer.
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CENTURY
500
PACKED
IN THIS brand
Daily.

Mondays, One 500
Note
Tuesdays, Two FlnIes
Wednesdays, Five
TwenticS.
Thursdays, Ten Tens.
Fridays, Twenty
Fives.
Saturdays, Fifty
TWnS.
p. & q. LORILLARD
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St, New York.
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Bargains in Boots 6 Shoes
FOR rssrAscE

Tnat never have been nor never oan:Oe beat.
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Corset Skirt Supporter

Combines In one garment q
RERFEcr HITTING CORSET,
and the most desirable
Skirt Supporter ever offer
ed 70 the public. Il places
the weight OF the skirts up
on tho shoulders instead Of
the hips; II improves the
form, form without VIII J, tight f. lliaeing; li
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-20
chicago Market.

By Telegraph. aaae htCHICAGo. Dec. 10.
FL UR -Dull at IS 871l@s 81 for Spring
eXtras.vqN sWAH# IA III .FfS
~-WHEAT-Less active and &c lower 81 50
(GSl 80 for No. Isl SI1ae1I IS for No. 2, clos,
ing quiet at 81 SI15g1 8ls4 for No. 2 81
; CoRN-Quiet ana l1ac lower; S5c for No 2
and t3IS61S5e for new. tf
oATs-Ic lower; sales at 54118g55c, closing
at the inside figures. 49, sr
RYE-Dull ats 81 for No. and 81 so for
No. F.ls -s..a.s .fr-s..
=, 9 "a II and quiet, and closed at
MESS PoRK-sl9 1890 90 cash. $50. =
q. GREES AMEATS--Ih8 fair request: hams
1O1z@lO54e; shoulders 65<c, from the block.
BULK AiEATs-Sheulders quiet at 7a4c
loose and TIC packed: English and picked
meats inactive and nominal.
LARD-<20iet at 1I$41I215c.
HoGS-Dressed opened steady but weaker
and CLOSED tame. at ST 5098 90. dividing on
200 lbs; live dull and IOgI5c lower ; So e0g
50 50 for commons s. 65@5 IS for fair. and
So l212@6 50 for good 10 choice. ~
BEEF CATFLE-Du1I at So 259s5 % for ship
ping beeves. -
ECEIPTs-4,O 600 barrels -four. 600 bush
els wheat, 2.e00 bushels corn, 1000 blshels
oats 8, 700 hogs. = .5=9s.ra.s eFsl. afl#ss
SHIPMENTS 900 barrels flour, 5000
bushels wheat, 1900 bushels corn, Is COO
bushels oats. s4 90
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINCISNATI. Dec. I9.
.sII Is. VIZ
WHEAz-U Unchanged nominalIy; No. 1
red held at 3 so, butts 50 is the best price
obtainabie.
CoRN-steady. at 6gS7 for new ear.
OATS-FiFm at &C.
RYE INNER; No. at 81 co.
CoTToN-Firnl; lie for middling.
TOBACCO-Quu; not QEotably lower !;
sales SO hhds and 81 boxes at previous
prices.
WHisKY-Moderate demand at CSC in
bond.
Hoes Firrner, at at I5@25c; higher at
close; dressed IS 00ld8 40; receipts {, 2OO.
PRoYIsIONS-GeneFaIIy firmer.
Mss PoRE--S20 O092l 90 Tor old and new.
BULK MEATS -8149l0Ac.
BACON Dull; shoulders at 91z91Oc; clear
sides al l3c.
GREEN MEATs-G54@7c; shoulders ssza9c;
sides ll149n12c; hams in moderate de-
mand.
LARD-In good demand at I2c; held at
l274Cal21zc; Il14@ll15c for steam
= BprTER-F'alr supp y and shade lower;
EGGs-U Unchanged and firm at 35c.
APPL Es--Stsady.
POTATOES--Steady.
SEEDs-CIover firm at 12s4913c per pound I;
timothy and fax unchanged anu dun.
OIL-steaay; hnseed 81 90; lard 81 05@
10. TFH 8488z UHs
PETRoLE UM-43c for refined free.
BUCKw BEAT FLoUR--In' tair demand; "a
CSC per pound, in bags, and 50 OD@s 30 per
ba rrel.
BEEF CATHE-Unchanged and dulL~at
81 OO@6 90, gross, for common 70 choIce.
GoLD-i3377+ buying. and 134 selling.
NoN EY-fhe market continues close at
l6g is per cent.
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ST. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LoU1s, Dec. 10
ToBAcCo-Rather easier, but not quot
ably lower.
CoTToN-Steady at I3aI4c.
FLOUR Held firmly, but nothing doing.
WHEAT-Firm, but business small; s. so
az 20 for prime to choice Fail; S2.fur prime
Iowa Spring.
sCoRN-Iull and declining, at 8909Oc.
OATS Heavy and dropping, at 75@7Sc.
BARLEY Held firmly; nothing done
y RYE-Excited and advanced, at 81 90ld2 90.
PRovIs IONS-F1at and prices nominal !;
small sales.
BACoN-Shoulders 10s4e; clear sides IS51c.
LARD-Ofered at lls49l214 for steam and
kettle.
WHISKY cid firmly at g %.
HoGs-Little firmer at 5000.
RECEIPTS-E'lOur 500 bbls, W heat 700 sacks,
corn $500 sacks, oats !, 300 sacks, hogs about
5000 Ia sad. = zs3
Weather m1lder and freezing, with pros
pect of snow.
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New Y0rk Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YoRK. Dec. l9.
CoTToN-Rather more steady; sales, $500
bales ar 155z@lec for mIddling uplands.
F Lot 1887 barrels; dull and
5glOc lower; sales, $50 barrels at
tern SO 9e@i0 20 for extra State; SO 50Qs
Sl2 10 for extra w estern; St2 40@l4 so for
White wheat extra; 81, SIS g se@ 55 20 90 for
mon to good ST. Louis; Sl2 t0al6 90 tor
good to choice extra do, closing quiet;
California; dull and heavy; sales 200 SACKS
barrels at 81 SOFAS 40.
WHTsKY-Qulet and unchanged
WHEAT-Receip pts none; nOlninally l12c
lower; 500 bush California white at So 80.
RYE-Scarce and firmer; 900 bush West
ern at 81 a.
HARLEY Still tends upward: 5000 bash
at 81 90 for Canada West, at railroad to de-
part: 81 s. for two-roWed State, and 81 80
for Western. in store.
MALT-DuIl, aud l62c lower; closed a
little more steady.
CORN Recei pts 1890 bushels; 81 S7@
I 81 for old mixed Western. in store. aud
atioat. and 81 "a for new yellow Jersey.
Receipts, 257I bushels; market
steady; 1900 bushels at SIC for Western, in
store, and size afoat.
RICE-DulI.
CoFFEE-Quiet.
sUGAR-Steady; sales of 46S boxes of Cuba
al ll14gl2c.
MoLASSES-Dull.
PETRoLEU1I-cauiet 1O18@11c for crude, Csc
for rein ed OOnded.
IHoPs-Quiet; s0g6Oc for American.
PoRK-6pened heavy and clnsed firmer,
with more doing sales of $50 bbls. at
$40 65G20 IS for mess. closing at $50 s.
cash; SIS 6OsslS . for prime; SO 1920 90
for prime mess
BEEF Quiet; sales OF. go bbls. at pie
vious prices.
BEEF HAMs-steady; sales OF lso bols. at
$50 00g32 90.
BACoN-DuIl; sales of l45 boxes Curlber-
land Cut at 101z@1Ic.
CUT MEATs-Q.uiet and heavy; sales OF
go packages at S99c for shoulders. and i129
l31<c for hams. $ F8z -
DRESSED II oGs-DuH ana heavy S5499c
for Western; 91s $3.50 for City.
LARDI ~ and heayys sales OF $40
BUTTER-Steady at -3S946c for State.
nCHEESE-Dull at 1I9I5c. ~
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RIVER NEW 8
FOa. other River 4ena4 see Sererlfn Page.


mas fsffen Il Inches; II feet inches water
in the channel. Weather cloudy; Their
mometer SO.
LOUISVILLE. Dec. l9.-River falling, with
5feet iHches by the canal marx. w eather
misty; therm Ometer 80.
rise additional arrivals and departures
up to midnight last were the Cumberland,
from Cairo; Nashville, to Cairo; Linton,
to Cumberland River; Morning Star, Lou
isville and return; Champion, st.. Louis
to Cincinnati; Legal Tender. Louisville to
New OrIeans-.......The st. Marys lies over
here till 10 o'clock to-day, and shippers or
pessAugers for New Orleans can find
no [ er boat or pIeasanter oHicers.-....-..
Tho Cumberland arrived at O'Clock last
evening, aud leaves to-day -........The Lin
ton had fair trip out.........The Morning
Star was full of people-...-..The Legal Ten
der and Champion had big trips.---.....The
st. Patrick is reported en- route to this city,
to enter the trade as a regular Evansville
and Memphis packet. She is a splendid
steamer, and will be commanded by ex-
perienced and accomplished gentlemen.
observation-disclosures Cumberland, lef-
Cairo Wednesday Is, p. N. Fannie Bran
deis in port for Evansville; met America,
at head of Cham; Empire, at Paducah
Charmer, at Cottonwood; passed the Lib
erty No. 4 at Cumberland Island; met
the MInneola at the Sisters; passed the
Messenger and Leonidas ~ Ing too at head
of Hurricane: Lizzie Hopkins, agrounI at
head of Hurricane; Mayfower and DICK
Fulton, lying by at head of Hurricane;
10th, met Ella Hughes and Armada at
ShotWell; Crescent City and Lewellin at
Shawn eetoWn; Liberty No. at Raleigh (;
Starlight and tug Crescent at Wabash
ISL nd; passed Champion and barges at
head of Diam md Island; met Indiana at
Henderson. Ice running heavy out of the
Wabash, with that river rising. There is
five feet at Shawneetown bar, and river
rising TO Cairo.
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EGGS.

Chicago pork packers estimate that from
seven hundred and fifty to eight hundred
tn usand hogs VIII be slaughtered in that
city the present season. Tl III z. 10 AtO q
The louisville pork packers have virtu-
ally closed business Tor the season on ac-
count of the stringency of the mo ey
market, outside combination s against
them, and the exorbitant prices demand
ed by feeders. Killed. to date, liz. 800. Ex-
cess over last season, 1880. --LdJdyette
Courier. 18th. f~nfts. -.f ~t.. ~.
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q better than anticipated, and thai it
will be held back rather than hurried in
as expected. Prices rule from 81 - to IS 10
for the best. % s9o-
THE number OF hogs packed at the prin-
cipal packing points in the West, so far
this season, compares with the e9rre-
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Dec. 10.
ToBAcCo-Sales of AZ hhds Tugs, to light
medium Ieaf-5OO hhds at SIS 70; manufac-
turing wrappers, SIS 80.
HOGS-Inanimate, at &C gross.
oTToN--f31zc.
FLOUR-SHperfine g.
WHEAT-$2 306l2 IS.
S7oRN-5SdS0c for new shelIed.
OATS-65d66c.
BAcoN-Buik shoulders &c, clear sides l2c.
LARD-l3c. s- ...
MESS PoRK-S22. IS E4&s