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BROADWAY OpFR, HOUSE GO Broadway -MfRra
$50 NxLopY. BurfrsQuEs. a. -IHk fgIGnTEsED CLERK
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vnRRgLL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE. oppo
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rftft BUNYA> TAHLEtUN, Union Hall corner OF
rgcnsy.thrd sireet and Broadway Mt s.-Movfsc MIN.
mr. fiIeRrMs PRoGRKss--sixrY MAGNIFICENT
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. observation-disclosures TRovK.
BowERY THEATRE Bowery.-THREs GuARpsMKy-
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epo.nwAY THgAfRE. BrosdwN near Brooms
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sFw YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, sis Broadvav-
HE,r ASn RicuT Arm PRCBsT--rHv WASuseros
rvrss-wospxRs y rAruRAI HrsroRY, scIrscr AND ARR
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ANUS aGSrs RUS EVENING.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-27
state Of w
rRinia.

state Of w rRtnia-
IN The Circsh Court Of Ohio County, Ne
remLeT RHLes, 1867.
william Mnrphy,
Robert Henderson,. Executor Of the Last vfii
and testament 81 JOhH L4assty. dsesAsoA
THE OBJECT OF THIS sUIT rs 10 RE.
cover Of the defendant the snn o. tDp.ls,
with interest on tlD0 parcel thereof from tbs
I5th Of September. 10. and on t1fts ether
parcel Thereof, from the l3th u September, isSs.
An attachment having been Issued and lsyis<
upon the intsTes, Of the aid Robert Hsndsrsop,
Executor IN the monies, credits, and estate II
the aid defendant In he hapds 81 ID. q. List.
Receiver o. the Cireujt CoaTt q OAio County.
In q certain cause An cla1oery row pen1ing In
aid Cireuit Court, wherein the Belfinofs 4
Ohio Railroad Company Il complainant sa3
william G. IAGsrfy. - ala are defen1anta
And The sid Robert HsDders0s not b-lnr Q
resident Of this State II - ordered that DO sp-
pear - defeBdant In this cause within eos
month after The fourth weekly pubiicatioa
and due posting 81 this order at The frons door,
81 the Court HOase ~ Ohio o0usty. and aatsnd
70 bis interest IN this suit
A Copy. Teste- MICHAEL J. BRErElG,-
MICHAEL ,. BKEINIg. cirf
JETERs 4 WEL1I
Att0rBeys fOT HsiR,in noyshIAssw
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R<iXhtful Accident.

A terrible accident occurred on the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, at
the second crossing below West Wheel.
ing, last Tuesday night, a short time
after dark, by which q horse was in
stantly killed and its rider SO severely
injured that he died from the effects
about eleven o'clock the same night.
The unfortunate mans name was Camp
bell, and We are informed that he was
a resident of Peasants county, in this
State. He was riding il company with
a friend at the time of the occurrence
of the fearful accident, and had just
crossed the railroad track at the cross
ing above mentioned, when the down
freight train came along and frightened
his horse in such way that he became
unmanageable. The horse began to run
backward, and ran upon the track di-
rectly in front of the engine, which
could not be checked in time to avert
the sad calamity. A physician was
sent for Immediately to attend to the
wounded man, but was of no avail.
His wounds were fatal and he survived
but a few hours.
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River News.

River News.
The river was full of tow boats with
fleets of coal barges all day Tuesday.
Quite crowd of citizens lined the pave
ment along the landing during the
greater part of the day. Several pair
of floating "broadhorns" passed. Our
fat friend Richard McCracken took the
trouble of counting the tow boats from
5 o'clock in the morning until o'clock
in the evening and counted as high as
thirty boats, with two hundred and
fifty coal boats. He is of the opinion
that there were others passed while he
was making change for gentlemen
LeXt door to him.
The steamers Kate Robinson and Sell
ma passed down on Tuesday, the former
for Louisville and the latter for
New Orleans. The Leni Leoti
arrived and departed at her regu-
lar hours on Tuesday. The steamer Ex-
press arrived from Parkershurg on Tues
day afternoon with rs much freight as
she could carry. Several tow-boats
passed down on Tuesday night, Capt.
Billy List, with the crew Of the K. k.
Hudson, left on Tuesday evenings train
for Cincinnati, to start the Hudson out.
She left Cincinnati on Christmas even
ing at FIVE o'clock, and will arrive here
on Saturday night or Sunday morning.
The river at dusk last evening was
rising with fifteen feet six inches, by
the marks. The floating ice has entire
ly disappeared. During the early part
of the day there were at the landing the
steamers ]. N. Mccullough, Express,
Grey Eagle, Armenia and New State,
all discharging and receiving freights.
The McCulloch departed for Cincinnati,
Armenia for St. Louis, Express for Park
ersburg, and Grey Eagle for Pittsburg.
The river was full of tow-boats with
coal all day, passing ldown. Several
pairs of "broadhorns" passed. A num-
Der Of tow-boats passed up with empty
barges.
The Mary Davage, Captain Hugh
Campbell, with two barges and a
schooner, passed down. Captain Camp,
bell stopped off here. and took train
last evening for Cincinnati. The tow
boat "Boaz" passed up yesterday with
eighteen barges, and only had eight
feet to spare between the tops of her
chimneys and the bridge.
The following are the boats leaving
to-day: The Rebecca, for Parkersburg,
at II A. NJ; the Sallie V, for Parkers,
burg, at IL A. NJ; the Forest City, fol
Steubenville, at 81 P. NJ; James Rees
for Sunfsh, at 3 P. NJ; the New State
for Cincinnati, at P. NJ; the LEM
Leoti, for Pit:sburg, at 9 A. NJ.
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State OF West virginia.,


In the Circuit Court Of Ohio COuHiy, Ne
RENDER Rules, lsG7.
William Murphy,
g.,
William q. LafSrty, Survivor Of himself, and
John LAheTty. deceased. who were late part.
ners and joint CONTRACTOR, doing business
under the name and Style dJ. &w @. LAT.
ferty In Debt
fINHR OBJECT or THIS SUIT rs TO RE
i cover Of the defendant the sum Of t5oo, with
interest thereon from the 9Th day Of April, Is5<.
An attachment having been issued and lsvied
upon the interest Of the defeu liant In the
moneyH credits and estate 0f aid defendant in
the hands Of ID. G. LiEt, Receiver Of The Circuit
Count Of Ohio county In q certain cause In chan.
Gerry now pending In Eaid Circuit Court, where.
in the Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company 10
complainant. and william g. LansTty, 81 ala.
are defendants
And IL appearing from an afBdEvit flsd In
this oanss thEt the defendant IL not q red.
dent Of this State. IL ~ ordered that be appear
a. defendant In this suit within one month after
the fourth weekly publication and due posting
II this order a. the front door 81 the Court
House % Ohio county, and attend 70 has inter.
A copy. Tssie. MICHAEL ). BREryIG.
Clsrk.
JEFTKRs WHEAI. Clerk
Att0rpeVs Egr PlaiBtlh n0y9eias<u
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A GOOD PROPERTY. CONSISTING OF
a two lots in South Wheeling, COR Ritchie-
towp) extending from Fourth street TO Water
street. On one of the lots there are three frame
teDements, that will rent well. Will be sold
ssperate, If desired. /. IRWIN.
nOy7
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The HOLIDAYS

Are upon us, the schools are closed'
and gala week is being enjoyed by all
For holiday presents our readers should
90 to Oxtoby & Duffield's Jewelry
Store, 100 Main etr~ot, ~hoio a no"
stock of fine jewelry, gold watches and
chains, sleeve buttons, thimbles, brace
lets, finger rings, ladies' and gents
breast pins, plain and ornanented
clocks, gold, silver and steel framed
spectacles, spectacles for nailors and
foundrymen, eyeglasses, goggles, and
fancy goods has just been received.
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isre sfr>ef Rriare.

-Ss-N-s StrSet BKtdEe- f1A-L = !
Worknen have commenced to tear
down the old Zane street bridge, which
was sold at auction short time since.
We understand that bridge is to be
erected about two and q half miles
east of the city by Bishop Whelan,
for the accommodation of those who
have charge of the Seminary at Mount
dc Chantal, and timber Of the old
bridge is to be used for this purpose
The convenience of a bridge at this
point can hardly be over-estimated, 30
far as the Seminary is concerned. The
only access to this place when the creek
is high is by crossing at steenrods
bridge and going around about mile
on a clay road. which is very difficult
one to travel in wet weather.
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!.
There was q large amount of business
transacted in this court on Christmas
morning. The Judge, it appears, never
keeps holidays, but is always ready to
attend to the interests of the city, and
very free to give good advice to viola
tors of the law, even on Christmas. The
cases that were before the court on
Wednesday morning were as follows:
James Gender, on charge Of disor-
DERBY conduct. The Judge requested
James to donate five and costs to the
city, which would have been q very APP
propriate gift considering the disturb
ance James had been guilty of, but
Captain Whisky had anticipated the
Judge, and all of James stamps were
invested before the request of the Judge
was made known. He was committed
to jail.
Timothy Sicily and Henry swaggart
were fined one and costs each. They
preferred to spend their Christmas as
they have hitherto done, out in the free
and open air, and paid their fine prompt
ly.
John Goldsboro and George Gilbert
were next brought before the Court, for
being drunk and fighting. The Judge
was disposed to be as liberal as justice
would permit and imposed small hne
of one dollar and costs on each Of them,
but they were out of funds and were
sent to Jail.
The cases before the Court yesterday
morning were:
John Sangston, who was arraigned on
two charges, one for resisting an officer
in the discharge of his duty, for which
he was fined twenty dollars and costs
and sentenced to five days in the county
Jail; the other was for creating a dis
turbance with a man named Fader, for
which he was fined ten dollars and
costs.
James Herriott for aiding and abet-
ting Sangston, was fined twenty dollars
and costs. James was sent to Jail in
default of the payment of his fine.
A female, giving her name as Mary
Spoon, was the next in order. She was
charged with lewdness and prostitu-
ton. Mary was found guilty and fined
ten dollars and costs, but did not have
the "spons' 10 liquidate and was taken
to the stone house on Fifth street, where
great many of her kind make it con-
venient to spend the winter months.
The next and last of this long list of
Offenders was no less parsonage than
Mr.. Owen frames. We don't profess to
know anything about how Owen was
trained, but think that he was training
in very bad way when he permitted
himself to be overcome by the influence
of strong drink, and became so noisy
as to necessitate the hand of the law to
be laid upon him to bring him into sub
lection and to cause that stentorian
voice of his to become a little milder in
tone, which was the cause of his arrest.
Owen was fined five and costs. The
The scene here closed and the curtain
dropped until this'morning.
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Arrested.

Officers Scroggins and Price arrested
a gay trio yesterday evening. The
names of the partie. arrested are very
familiar in police circles. The dis
tinguished individuals are known as
Mollie Mclaughlin, Elizabeth Burkett
and another bird of the same feather,
named Cart wright. They were arrested
for disorderly conduct in the neighbor-
hood of the Second Ward Market House,
and were followed to the lookup by a
large crowd of spectators.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-27
Mems Fine CalE-Pegged Boots
For $3.50 at Badgers, "a Monroe st
RepnirinX a sewer.

Repairing n sewer.
We noticed yesterday that Street
Commissioner Clark was repairing the
sewer at the corner of Second and Main
streets, Centre Wheeling. This sewer
has been in a bad condition for some
time past, but could not be repaired
during the cold snap of weather which
we have had on account of the ground
being frozen SO hard as to prevent it.
We are glad to notice that the work is
now being done and hope that the old
boards that have been an obstruction fol
some time back will soon be thrown out
Of the way.
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BANKRUPTCY.

THIS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON
i the e9th day az November. A ID. 1851, war.
rant in Bankruptcy was issued against the CO.
tate Of William Klevis, Of Wheeling. In the
county Of Ohio and STATE Of West Virginia, who
has been adindged Bankrupt on his own peti.
lion; that the payment Of any debts and deliv.
cry OF any property belOnging 10 sach BANKRUPT,
70 him or Tor his use. and the transfer Of any
property by him, are forbidden BY law; that .
meeting Of the creditors Of the said Bankrupt,
20 prove their debts and 10 choose one or
more AsSignccs Of his estate, win be hold st q
Court of Bankruptcy % be holden az his ofics
IN the city Of Wheeling, West Virginia, before
Ssssorge b Caldwell, Register. On Friday, the
z'th day Of December, A ID. ls6s, 90 10 O'Clock,
A T. N. NORTON,
uecllIAN2W L. s Marshal ID. W, Va
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
i Fifteenth Annual Session, Sept. 3, 1867.
F4CCLTY:
Rev. D. F. Bittle, d. D., President and Prof.
Nor. and Int. Science.
S. c. Wells, 4. NJ, Prof Math. and Nat. Phi.
lOsOphy.
Rev. W. B. Yonce, A. N, Prof. Ancient LaR.
guages and Literature
Rev. J. p. Davis, A. NJ, Prof Agriculture
and Mining.
J.J. Norman, n D., Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology.
L. 4 Holland, A. NJ, Asst Prot Languages
and Prin. Prep. Dept
H 7. klingsr, A ~ Prot. Modern Languages
J. r Hudson, A. NJ, Asst Prep. Dept
TERMS-EIpenses in all departments in.
Guiding boarding, tuition, roOm-rent. fuel and
lights and ineidentals, f2l561. For furt6er in
formation, address REV. ID. r. BITTLE-
july3l Salem Va
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Don't Fail 10 Renew Your Friend

No matter bow small or insignificant
the gift may be, let your friends know
that they are not entirely forgotten.
We would call the attention of our
readers to the fact that Edmund Book
ing, Odd Fellows Hall, has one of the
most complete assortments of Holiday
Goods in the city. Such as Toilet Sets,
Bohemian Glass Vases, Cut Glass and
Colored Cologne Bottles, Fine Hair
Brushes and Combs, Perfumery and q
great variety of other goods. Call and
examine for yourselves.
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Christmas

Christmas
Was very generally observed by all
classes of citizens. The principal bust
ness houses were closed in the after
noon, and big dinners and social parties
were the order of the day. Several of
our Sabbath Schools gave entertain
ments for the encouragement of the
children, and everything passed off
pleasantly. The anniversary of the
Lutheran Mission School closed last
night, and the expectations of the of
ficers of the school have been fully re-
allied in regard to the promise made by
the children to raise eight hundred and
fifty dollars for their new building.
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&c md See
Those fine Parlor Croquet Boards, at
A. W. PAUL s. Co.'s.
Accident

Accident
James Taylor, son Of George R. Tay-
lor, was accidentally shot on Christmas
day while out hunting. Taylor and a
young man named Connolly were walk
ing along in the woods when twig
caught the trigger of Conuelly's gun
and the load was discharged, striking
the barrel of Taylor's gun, which was
on his shoulder, and glancing off enter
ed his back and head. We are informed
that Taylor is not seriously injured. He
was able to walk home, after which =
physician was sent for and about
twenty shots extracted from his back
and head. We are glad to hear of Mr..
Taylor's fortunate escape.
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COmmissioner,s Sale.
BENJAMIN s Cowen. ExecutOr.)
william Il + Johnston. In cA-a'sr,,

BENJAMIN - CoEen. Executor \
90. In ChAneeryl
William II. Johnston.
TN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
l. Circuit Court Of WetIel county, W. Va,
rendered in the above entitled suit on the frst
day Of November, is6I, viii, on MONDAY,
THE SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY, ls6s, and
az 10 O'Clock A. N. Of said day at the front door
of the Court House Of said wetlel county, offer
for sale, 20 the highest and best bidder the fol.
lowing described Tract Of land, containing 300
Acres, COMMONLY known a. the Genine tract,
and is bounded - follows: Beginning % two
beech trees and white oak, corr CT 90 the Arch
ibAld Wood tract. thence with Woods line east
loJ0 poles 20 . chestnut oak and white oak
thence y. - deg. Z. 6s5 rods 90 a black oak,
thence v. - deg. W. Isis rods % . white oak,
thence 5, - deg W. lO6O rods 20 the place Of
beginning. Terms OF sale--(il one third Of the
purchase money 20 he paid In cash, % e-third
in six months, and One-third I'd in twelve
months-the purchaser giving bonds with good
security Tor said deferred paymen,s and which
said bonds are % bar interest from date az sAls
GEORGE Z. BOYD,
Special Commissioner.
New Martinsvillc, Nov. s5th, ls67.
noy3laWtw
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SUNDRIES.
AFFLICTED
SUFFER NO MORE

WHEN BY THE USE OF DR. JOIN
w VILLES ELIXIR you can | cured per.
manently. and at trifing cost.
The astonishing success which has attended
this invaluable medicine for Physical and Ner-
yous Weakness General Debility and Prostra-
ton, Loss of Muscular Energy, Impotency, or
any of the consequences OF youthful iRdiscre-
ton, renders il the most valuable preparation
ever discovered.
II will remove all nervous affections, depres-
sion, excitement incapacity 10 stndy or busi-
ness, loss ofmemory, confusion, thoughts Of self.
destruction fears Of insanity, &c. Ii will re-
store the appetite, renew the health of those who
have destroyed il by sensual excess or evil prac-
tees.
Youngmen, be humbugged no more by "Quack
Doctors and ignorant practitioners, but send
without delay for the Elixir, and be at once re
stored to health and happiness. A perfect cure
four bottles to ono address, s..
One bottle il sufficient 20 effect cure in al
ordinary cases.
Also. DR. J0LNVILLES SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the speedy and permanent cure Of GOnOrr'
hea, elect, Urethral Discharges, Gravel, Strict
IRE and all affections Of the Kidneys and Blad-
der Cures effected in from one 70 i've days
They are prepared from vegetable extracts that
are harmless on the system, and never naaseate
the stomach or inpregnAte the breath. Ne
change Of diet IL necessary while using them,
nor does their action in any manner interfere
with business pursuits Price 81 per box
Eth er of the above mentioned articles VIII be
sent to any address closely sealed, and post
paid, BY mail or express. on receipt ofprloe. Ad'
dress all orders 70
BERGER, SHUTS, & CO, Chemists
No. Is River Street, Troy, \. 7.
marZ-ly -eodkw
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OF the Track.

We were informed that the fast train
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
due here at ten o'clock, did not arrive
until about half-past FIVE last evening.
We heard it rumored that a broken
rail had thrown the train off the track
at Glover's Gap, but were not able to
learn anything definite in relation to
the matter
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Struck the Bridge.

The steamer Argosy came down from
Pittsburgh about eight o'clock on
Tuesday night and struck her chimney
against the bridge, but the bridge was
more substantial than the boats pipes,
and the consequence was that the fancy
work was knocked off. No further
damage was sustained.
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Germ.. Printiss.

The German Job Printing Department
of the REGISTER establishment has just
been supplied with q very choice selec-
ton of Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type,
and everything necessary for the exc
cution Of printing in the German Ian
guage in a style unsurpassed by any
Office in either New York OF Cincinnati
This may be saying . good deal, but 1t u
TRUE.
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FOR SALE (:

EOUR GOOD TWO STORY BRICK
houses, containing six rooms and cellar
each Situate on Water street, between First
and Second streets, Centre Wheeling. For
further pal ticulars, apply to
L. G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
Ot5oc on Chapline, between First and Second
Streets. novel
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LEGAL NOTICES.


THIs IS TO GISx NOTICE. THAT OK
Il the 18th day q NOyeaher, A. b. is67. war
rant N Baakruptey was issasa aesisat che e.
the comfy Of Ohio and State Of West Yirrfnis'
who has bean adiodged . BAnkrupt on his own
petition that the payment Of any debts and the
delivery Of any property belonging % snch
Bankrupt 20 him or for his use. and the transfer
Of any property by him, are forbidden BY Law
that meeting u The creditors Of said Bankrupt,
70 prove their debts and ehoose one OF more
ASsagnes< OF his estate, VIII be held at Court
Of bankruptcy 70 30 heldsn At his otice In the
city Of Wheeltng In aid District. before George
b Caldwell, Register, ON the 5th day Of Febra.
AIRY, A. ID. lS6s, a. 10 O'Clock, AN
+. NJ. NORTON.
deeii-ltav2w Z. s Marshal d. W. Va
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6n GASES CONCENTRATED LYE

L u =
w Pittsburg.
50 cases Concentrated Lye, Philadelphia.
1000 lbs Soda Ash.
1000 lbs Sal Soda.
At LAEGHLiN SMITH & Co.
300 kegs Bi Carbonate Soda.
500 lbs Pure Cream Tartar.
500 lbs Calambria LicOrice.
go lbs Italian LicOTice.
At LAUGHLIN, SMITH & Co.
1000 lbs Pepper, in bags
1000 lbs Allspice.
800 lbs Cloves.
$50 lbs Nutmegs, prime.
At LAUGHLS, SMITH Co.
5000 lbs Nader, very fine.
1900 lbs Extract LogTood.
1900 lbs Alum.
lOOOlbs Blue Vitriol.
At L4uGHLN, SMITH & Co.
1000 lbs Indigo, Spanish float.
1000 lbs Indigo, Manila.
900 lbs Chip LogwOod.
900 lbs Cudbear.
At LAUGHL.IS, SMITH Co.
90 barrels Linseed Oil.
y Tanners Oil.
10 Turpentine.
10 No. Lard Oil.
At LAUGHrN, SMITH Co.
50 dozen Paint Brushes, all numbers.
% Sash Brushes
100 " Shoe Brushes handles.
- Horse Brushes.
10 d" busting Brushes.
At LAUCHLIN SMITH & Co.
1000 lbs Cement for Fruit Jars.
80 dozen Fruit Jars.
500 Jar COrks.
500 lbs Ground Mustard.
500 lbs Mace, Race and Jamaica Ginger.
At LAUGHLIN, SMITH a Co.
100 boxes Hummel's Essence Coffee
81 dozen Flavoring Extracts.
- Baking Powders.
go Blueing for clothes.
AT LAUGHLIN, SMITH Co.
1000 dozen Essences assorted.
500 Blteman Drops and G. Cordial
lN0U- N1Stof anu ,~st-Ut
$40 Oil Of Grapevine-the only genuine
septic LAUGHLIN, SMITH & Co
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RNraverinQ.

Recovering.
Mr.. Moses Greer, who was severely
injured by falling from the roof of a
house on Main street, En North Wheel
ing, last Monday morning, is recovering
from his injuries and thought to be
out of danger.