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THE MARION STAR.

LNsTABLIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO. Is
~ published at Marion, $. c. in the central portion
OF the country and offers favorable medium to MGR.
chants Druggists Nachinsts aud a classes who dos1re
TO extend their business in the Pee Dec country
For the benefit Of onr advertising patrons we shall In
addition to our subscription list which is constantly In
creasing publish and distribute grauitously 3OUO extra
copies OF the STAR during the business season thu
Fall.
Rates of Advertising liberal.
". j. McKERALL,
November 20 Editor and Pronrrtor
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Among the chiefpolnta Of e1oeeloeo d the chicfs1.
inR Pianos ohoh speak the renannSd artists IN thear
oonorstnstoyY testimonials to the Messra GhtckerinS
are hs greatest possible DEPTH foknesS and volume Of
tome combined with .rzrs hrillikhcy cesrness ana
perfect eyannsss throughout the entire. scaei and.
sboye an surprising duration OF sound the pure and
sympsthsio qulty oz which never changes under tho
most dsIoate or powerful touch. ::.:.; pig u
During the past forythree years this firm has manu
scturod :: '.:' - ~ - O.
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H99ttiiSn, rol SAILORS CR ialaiiSsalRIsANTs IS
HOTEL Or BOARDING ROUSE KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,

I I'm ACCORDANCE WITH THE FolIOwNG AoT OF
~ he Legislature passed the 2Oth day Of December,
1896 s persons ctncersd are hereby notified to call at
= 3''i'1 IT. .......a: VIII SMITH,
O. ,.si'.s ~ - ''.- ~. Clerk Of Council
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P.H. DRAKE & CO., New York.
sIMILlA SIhlILIBUS CURANTUR.
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

=
'-| HUMPHREYS
prrrrropanuIc uprc,rTcs
. -.H.. - ..s.s-.ess - .,.ss.
LAVE PROVED, FROM THE MUST AhPLk EAF1r
IL RlENOEy an enure snccoss: s:simpie-ftoHPVHnr
tient and Reliable. They are the ony meoiolnes pes'
eoty adapted to poprtar use--so simple tnss msnkel
cannot be made u nGns tnem 20 naEmSas: - 20 OF
Tree rom danger sna 90 emoiea. % ne senn eao
ble They hEve raised the highest oonmenaaaon from
al ana VIII Always renosr ssaAse1oa'! 49, c...
Ceats; :.
% 1 e" WORMS Wes@:Fsses. WoIa:Goie:. .
Crying Coiic' OF fIeetnins OF tn' a.
: 1rI; :. s.;t. ~ ~
Ssssnaor1 " asJninn p,Iions ~ Goiio'.. Il
o. Ciioie, b Morbus, NGusea, Vomit-
.I.:t......,............... -
n I" Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis. ........
{" 8, Neuralgia, Toothache, Facesche.. p
O. Headaches, slSs .ts assasoneavertso'. ssoi "
. ~ Synprssaed. or PAINFUL perioda
F" ~ Wfftes. too profnse periods ..,. 20
10 III {" Croup. cough, Difncn)t breathing. %
% Ia Is salt ftheum, Rry q ,paJss, Eraptons. 2t
81 is, RheaAatixm, Rheumatic Palms.. u
ls, I" Fever and Hgue, Chill Fever, .
Aguss: - -
II, Piles, Bnnd or Bieeoane .,,.... - ~ ~
18. Opthalmy, ana sore or meaA y Eyes' ~
~, Cata"h, Aoupo or enfoni0 AnAa' .f
M :, %ni,, as :. Coz, oh vioiant oonohs h
~ :. t 0p.'S SS,Dsa.ssd Rresthtng m
~. nn, Spx.os 80 in,n.irad Hss..
f. n.s * OA'o"@ise'' Ap"" D''A.H-.'-. a
M :, o,Si rn,..oa6 Gisnaa swell.
10 ,nn. f,A1-seN ., SC
70 a. a.nsrs, nsbiIitv' PhyMcsl Westness g
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CARD.

tits with feelings Of pride - American nnsnuseursrs
that we publish tho following testimnnials which have
| BEEN received py us receaty: ---,.-
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BARNWELL SENTINEL,

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM LET
i Merchants and business try it for few months
"No risk no gain" Send OH your cards and increase
your trade this fall There's nothing to equal Printers
lnk--it has made many fortune.
Terms for tho paper-S3 per annum. in advance.
Advertisements inserted the rate OF 81 Der SQUARE
twelve lines or less for each insertion.
Cards OF ten Lines or less at the rate Of $40 for three
months
Contracts by the year for six months allowing priv.
ilege OF changing, on more favorable TERMS Address
, EDWARD a. BRONSON,
NcVembrf l." PM 'I.+',.: .u ~.,:r',lCr
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PH1LLprrpH1.. 10th Month, nth Day. 1852,
Rrsp1urRp FRIEND:-My daughter has beeH much
beueatted By the use OF thy Plantation p.sra. Thou
Wit send me two bottles moEs. c,-. ~ go
"s Thy friend, ABA GURRN.
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POLICY OF CONSUMERS.

-
A Telegram from Bombay to the 18th instant, rel
fape 6essma4ket without change tor imports;
ghg 6ls va q ~ 80 8 & ,nsssnani. 81 =
in cotton, Mesars. John Mum & Co., in their CIR
cular, dated Sd May, ssy:
IL H4H3egttH AnasA reasoRfgNtHs sudden ana
foundI Asandy fs re. to sustain
srs. srs e9saaoa2 aEn thise sasnt spinners
took . patt which is = pity, for it was against
taking no cotton from Liverpool until they needit.i
Jiv@poo1i is che plaoe where the stock should be.
hsid and not by spinner tOhen the article is al ani
GrtsdciG uqta.. Let conspmers fetch it thence
.aTXR 1han hey iy4share III oFhe lhrger Mgrowss7
poaSd Sntii fhss odhd Is wantc.
slssson nom buyers in our own market in difficult M
q cloth until they are required and with what at
|AS G. ?sAqzI aEvslHa aS aataist 4s s nses Of Of
HAhfa nv BhSasi tsi ! 81 aailfssneedsd s fatse-
q aEE EsBsRL LdHtssS sss Or Ausnstt
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, DRUGS, CHEMlg MlgblSs'ETgp

"a smile was on har up-heaIth was In hes look
strength was In her step, and In her hands-PlAx1A
r1on BErTKRs." --
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THALBERG's QPiHfoH.
consider Chntsr1ng T. Sons Pianos, beyond com.
parison, the best have seen In America,
..-s... ..es..f'- p. ~: 8. THALBRRG,
Chairman Of Jury on Musical Instfumen
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/ Au1usta Market.

- = HrtIAu8u1tH 4uHIKot'
r AUGUSTA; May 2.AcorToN. There was very lutte
daSand fia morning yet 102 bales sold at about
"a cents tor Strict Middling In the afternoon peter
feeling prevailed though nothing vas done Inc 1ohoE
ing are the prices obtained to-day: bales at
snt 22k: at IS; s5 at "a at 24h and bales OF Ap
pora cotton, st27 and %. The receipts Were os
bales. -. ,oc 49,. ,r,,c a.
GoLp-The Brokers are buying at l3G and seinne ~
1S7. :. 100
suyEa-Brokers are buying at 12S and selling at 49,
SEcuRr1Es- securities were dull to-day.
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Mobile. Market.

MOBILE, May 2L-corToN- demand was fair ear
In fla dsySat lower prices. Later however, factors
c,inoed fa prices onthe3r construction OF the Liverpool
-sccounts The market closed hrm at our hsare WIN
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-. -. IMPORTANT eERTFIoATEs.
RooHrsrKR, 3. z, December 70, 1851.
Messrs F. II. DRAKE q oo.-Thsve been great gui-
Serer from Dyspepsia for three four years. and had 70
ABANDON my profession. About thrse months ago ]
tried the Plantation Hitters and TO my great Joy am
new nearlys we'll man. i hsve recommended them IN
several csSes and ~ far as know, always With Tgna
bar,ent ~ an, respectfully yours,
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POZNANSKl.

During the past eight years have constantly phyed
upon the Justly celebrated Ersrd Panos yours are tno
only Instruments that have found, either here or IN
Europe to equal them In all their points OF excellence.
Il may be satisfactory to our patrons and ifienoa
among the public at largo to state thst nave
bean received from ali the leading arttsS who nave
visited or are now residing In the United States sieW OF
whose Names besides those above, we sPPena;
LEO. DE MEYER. GUS!AH SAn1 n11ns
ALFRED JAEL. .. bESnDiSOslo,,
q. tANDERSON. ID: StKAhosoh'
B. HOFFMAN. JULIEN
And many others.
n ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS AND PRICE LlsIs
GENT MAIL.
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Cleared fer this Port,
Steamship souder, Lebby. OF New York, May 26.
sehr b Smith, Wfllsma, at New York, May 70.
Schr q Gushing, Wood, al New York, May q.
schy John GriAhn, Foster, at Philadelphia, May a.
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.

Reoesued during the month Of Angua, 1896
LoADoa, July a. 1867.
Mxs1Ra CmcKIRMa Sous Gents: I have much
pleasure In enclosing document dened by tho I'm.
composers, musicians and professors In Europe. Ihed
your Pianos In such high estimation lode my cdrtn-
cste) thst felt Tiny duty 20 take one OF them with ms
30 Europe to ascertain the opinion Of my professional
brethren Tho enclosed certificate viii provo how
Insnimous they have been on the subject + beg 70
forwlrdSt thu same 6rno, letter receivod foE my
friend, MI. Oollard. which am sure must be Crafty.
ing TO you. -, -,
haSe tho honor to bs, sentlemen. yours yeEy Euy.
JAMES Il. WEHII
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DR.. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or, Essence Of Life

~ Cures General Debility, Reak-
III ness, Hysterics IN Females,
N Palpitation Of the Heart and
= al NerV0u8 Diseases. It 70.
= stores new life and vigor to the
; oo.I causinC the hot hlood Of
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VI e,s..r .esrsc siG,S u, &c go = srcah 90
SSrs,s7t;ay jSar FHEi,rANeaRSTER MARKET.
cf..: c1cact .ictria,I r:,..;!.:! -: .r:''- . RI
.ab Sc ctt W CE:G,f .''fo, s!iEi! -, .
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DIR. T. J. KISNER.
ECLECTIC MEDICINF

NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, SDS ST., CENTRE WHEELING, W. VA
mr. X. HAVING SECURED THE SER
II, VICES OF an Intelligent assistant who
VII attend TO the PREPARATION OF medi-
BILE him 10 give more attention to out ma
uents, especially to his many friends in the
country HIS medicines are all prepared in
his own ONCE, and all delivered 10 his pa-
ients by himself DR.. K. treats ali diseases
noth Acute and Chronic, with which human.
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful In many Of those obstinate cases Of
chronic diseases which heretofore have been
supposed to be incuTabIe, among which may
pc named: Consumption, ScrofIlla- Dis
SSnsIges nom the Ear, Ozena, Enlarged Glands,
cancers and Skin Diseases. His mode OF
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach ComplaintE,
bronchitis and all diseases OF the iThrnAt
er d,s en- ~ ;S HyPeTtrophy and all 9th;
spinal Affections, and all diseases OF the Ser-
vons ) ystem, Is noTledged by all who have
ever known to the medical profeSion. Dr. 4.
mas been eminently successful In the treat
hienstrul Distractions, PAINFUL Menstrustion,
Leucrrhea, Uterine and Oyarion Tumors
1hoihIsn I y teri and all Nervous diseases 70
he makes Speciality in the treatment Of
All Chronic Affections of the Genito Urinary
fr{faiIa VI: OF Bladder and Uneihrs
DT1bDlinS OF Urine, Urinary Tlanosjts or
S5Eaysl, Rtabetis and DlficuIt Urinating, sy-
ShoparThea, its complications and seoueIlR,
SPeIInatorrheaa and ImpOtency and all affec-
IONS consequent upon youthfui ind IscretiouS.
A4sQ SPECIAL attention paid to the treatment
OF Ftstulss, White Swelling, SCTOfulOus
Sorss, Narioose Ulcers, &C. Persons affiictsd,
Rarncuiarly with old troublesome casss,
an0nid use no time to call on or address DR.,
h1SNEh- Communications containing fee
promptly noticed once prescriptions and
medicine cash. For visits in city, same IS
otheE physicians Ofioe hours 9 a. NJ TO Z
M! 4. NJ TOT p. NJ, and P. N. to9P. 81.
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American Life Drops
For the speedy cure Of

EOI tue speedy cure OF
~. ID i H IT H Z H Ia,
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat Bron-
enlIH' rheumatism, and all kindred
complaints
nor FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICLE
l. been before the people and the verdict
returned rom every quarter by the CON
sumers o. the half million bottles that have
Oeen sold within that time, IS, that
at ALWAKS CURESP
Read the following, which is only a speci-
men men OF the many letters we are daily receiv-
.o "BosroS, MAS,
ORRIN SKINNER & CO.-SIKs--Sotwith-
Standing my general prejudice against pro,
pIlSsIaS yor pstanI medicines, / was induced
Drops, through the high Recommendation OF
mem oy friend, "a always curing Diptherta1
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We were much alarmed, but decided to tn
Lns Lie Drops before calling a physiciaD- BY
using the Drops according 10 direction, ne
was soon relieved and the disease entirely
pEoken up. let a friend suffering Win
rheumatism have one of the bottles he
says the Lille drops gave Immediate relief
ana are the best medicine he ever used,
IT4nLnl!y neaI MIN, suffering. from Colds an9
liberated Sore Throat, used some OF his, ana
were cured In a short time. Since then let
my prothert q physician have part OF MINI
ana with which he Cared a bad case Of DIP
tnerla- he is constrained To acllnOwledBe
mat they are valuable
truly yours, A. B. ELDER
The Life Drops are carefully prepared ny
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sole PTopr1etors, springfield, Mas
Ana sold by all Druggists.
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A TELEGRAM TO Messrs. Booth BattelIe

a TELEGRAM to Messrs. Booth, Battelle
4 Co., yesterday evening, announced
that the Hnlman had been caught and
made fast at Portsmouth, Ohio, that her
larbard side and chimneys were gone,
but her hull was sound, also, that the
New State had been taken ashore and
made fast at point three miles below
Portsmouth, that her wheel and both
her pitmans were broken OF and all her
upper works badly damaged, and, al
though her hull was sound, she was as
near IA wreck as could be to have lived
at all through the terrible ordeal TO
which she had been subjected. We had
informed the public that Mr. Peppers
and his two friends would stick 10 the
New State as long as plank remain
ed, but they deserted her at Sis
tersville. We shan't find fault with
them however, for we verify
believe we should have done the same
trick, irrespective OF public opinion, or
the interests of Insurance Companies.
In fact, we never should have done
anything else than we did, and that
was-stay ashore. All hands deserted
the Hillman at about the same point,
except the mate, and he only remained
because he failed TO recognize that
"there is n tide in the affairs of men
which, iftakeD at the Hood, leads on to
fortune, or, in that particular instance,
TO safety, and iii his attempts to secure
some personal dunuage, lost his oppor-
tunity, and continued alone on his per-
ilous journey.
We should like to see a pho
toguph of his feelings about the time
the boats side was torn Off and her
chimneys went overheard; if he didn't
think it was the crack of doom, he
must have thought it the click to be
closely followed by the final crash.
An attempt was made to pull the
wharf-boat ashore, but her timbers
would not hold the lines. Some ma
licious scoundrel, unmindful OF the
danger that surrounded him, carved on
her side, "bound for Montana" so it
was thought best to let her go. We
learn, also, that the towboat Sam.
Brown, was literally torn to shreds be-
low Supfish, and will be n total loss
1t Is believed that all danger to boats
anywhere along the river is now pass
ed. The Hudson came up to the land
ing in the afternoon, and we don't
know when we ever witnessed such a
manifestation of real, heartfelt delight
as was shown by the people who
rushed down 10 see her us though she
was the first line steamboat that had
ever appeared at our landing. She will
leave for Cincinnati on Wednesday.
At seven o'clock there was about
twenty-five feet of water in the channel
ut this point, and fourteen feet at Pitts
burEh and falling. No news has been
received from below, and much interest
is felt in relation to the boats ut Cincin-
matt and other points.
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ADvERTIsINa.-TheN New York TTi-
6Hne says that Helmbold, the druggist,
pays that paper ten thousand dollars
per annum for advertising. For one iu-
sertion of page of advertising he pays
the Tribune one thousand i've hundred
dollars. Bonner once paid the Tribune
three thousand dollars for one insertion
OF an advertisements of the LeGoer.
There is nothing pays better, in a bust
ness way, than advertising, and bust
ness men who regard it as useless,
stand in their own light.
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IN the Court of Appeals, yesterday,
decisions were rendered in the follow
ing cases:
OFT et. al, Us MeHenry ct. at; the
Judgment Of the Marshall county Cir
cult Court was reversed, aud Judgment
rendered for the plaintiffs in error.
Nichols, Ext, rs Porter; the judg-
ment of the Ohio county Circuit Court
was reversed, and Judgment rendered
for the plaintiff in error.
The case of Ingerson, uS Wilson, from
Marshall county, was argued by Mr..
Lamb for plaintiff in error, and Judge
Good for defendant in error.
The case of Williams rs FreeIand,
from Preston county, was argued by
Mr.. Borgess. for plaintifr in error. The
argument for defendant in error will be
made to-day by Ex-Governor Stanton.
This case involves the question of bel
ligerent rights.
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for Sale.
For Sale.

TINE LARGE AND ELEGANT RESI-
dence Of p h Moore, Esqr., situated on
Wheeling Island The sale Is positive and
also the possession, which will be given on
the drSt day OF April next, 1867.
ia THOS. O'BRIEN,
febz st& 1 Real Estate Agent.
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-FHE Street Commissioner had a force
of hands at work on Fourth street, at
the corner of Monroe and Union streets,
gathering up the immense deposits of
sand and gravel which thereceut moods
have washed from the hill. If any one
thinks We exaggerate in speaking of
the deposit as immense, let them go
and examine for themselves. lift were
not partially frozen, Fourth street, from
Union to Monroe, would be Perfect
mortar bed.
1t has always seemed strange 10 US
that the combined wisdom OF our Clty
Councils, from year to year. have not
vet been able to eontrive some way to
get rid of the immense dow Of mud. etc.,
by means of the very element which
deposits ii, instead ofby the slow, la
borious and costly mode of shoveling
it up in piles to dry, and then carted
away.
1t strikes us that well constructed
underground sewers, making use of
the rush of water which comes down
those streets would do the work efectu-
ually. a--es--r
We never counted up the figures, but
We feel safe in saying that the cleans
ing up of those two corneIs costs, in the
course of year, large sum OF money;
and enough has long since been expend-
ed upon them to have built sewers that
would have done away with the nui-
sanee and the continued expense.
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Trustees Sale of Lots in South
-.- Ubaa1in1


Wheeling. -,-.-s
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID rom Thomas Harris Sr., to me dated
January 18th, 1854, and of record IN the office
OF the Recorder OF Ohio county, West Vir-
gtnia, in deed BOOKING -, folios 3IS and 81,
shall on s--T
Tuesday, the a6th gay OF February,
1867,
at the front door OF the Court House, IN the
auction TO the highest and best bidder, Lots
numbered one a., two ~, thresE3l, and four
l4l, in square number twelve (l2) in South
Wheeling, formerly called Ritchietown, to-
getheF with double two story frame build
ing, situate upon one OF said lots-it being
the property known as the Harris home
stead. Said deedof trust was given to secure
to George Hartman the payment of three
several promissory notes therein mentioned,
each bearing even date with said deed Of
trust, and payable to the order of George
Hartman In the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank OF Wheeling, as follows one at three
years from date for five hundred dollars; one
at six years from date for six hundred dol
lars, and one at ten years from date for fiye
hundred dollars, and each and all bearing in
terest from date, and endOrsed by the said
Hardman. Selling as trustee shall convey
only such title as Is vested in me. which,
however, Is believed to be good Terms of
sale-one-thlrd cash, and the remainder OF
the purchase money in equal instruments, at
six and twelve months from the day of sale
The purchaser giving approved security for
the payment OF the deferred instruments.
p. SCATTERDAY, Trustee.
Janl5-dtd by JAMES P. ROGERS, his atty.
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TWINEs oNLY

James p. TraNerS. 46 Beekmnn street,
New York. r-Ur -E
TTNWINES FOR GRAIN, COFFEE, SALT
L and Guano Sacks Cotton Bales Ham
Bag, Wrapping, Writing, News, Book and
sand Paper. Paper Hangings, Seine and Gill
ling Nets. Fly Nets, Spindle Banding and
Loom Cord, Tobacco, Wool, and Hop Irvine.
Mattress, Tuiting, stitching, Broom Binding
sowing, sail nrpet and all other twineS'
TWtneS for Hardware, Dry Goods Grocers
DruggstS, ship Chaudlers Book Binders, Pa
per and Broom Makers, Stationers, Upholst-
Trades. ~ -
Cotton Chalk: and Plow Lines, Trot, Sta
ginS and Out Lines Samples can be SEEN
and orders LETT with c. II. BERRY q CO.,
WHEELING, w. va lRnl9.lw
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THERE was very pleasant little
OCCASION last evening at the office of
the Wheeling Hinge Company, in East
Wheeling. Two beautiful gold watches
We're presentedto Mr.. Jas. ~. Dunning
and Mr.. Hugh Clary, as a token OF the
high estimation with which the COM
pany regarded the services of these
gentlemen in the origination and per-
lection of this new branch of manu-
facture in our city. .r
Mr.. Metcalf, the President of the Com
Pany, in making the presentation, in a
few happy remarks gave the brief
history of the origin of the enterprise,
and its progress up to the present time.
. The recipients each. in a few we'll
chosen words, manifested their thor
ough appreciation of this evidence of
the kindness and good will of the Com
danny. eT-.rs.
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aUered al our Office.
LetteEs rom may persons acknowIs1gins
Ine receipt OF VALUABLE GIFTS froT5 ne
nay Si9I % seen on hle at our offlce, amop9
cJonn ;. Holcomb, zLambertyilIe- NJ
S G0teEM atch, Salne $3.50. Mrs = Renneff
% cumberland street, BROOKLYN SEWING NJ
S SiIIlII 80. Edwin Hoyt, stamford, Conn
Briggs Washington, ID, O. f1iannI;df n Oh a.
$40 J. Q. Sutherland, 100 Lexington AZ
nue., flanoi $50; Mrs. NJ. jackson, 213 Nine
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-05

JEREMIAH LADY was up before
Squire johnson, charged with larceny,
but the charge not being sustained, he
was discharged.
James Swami, on a charge of for
gerry, was committed to Jail for trial at
the next term of the Circuit Court.