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The City Return Judges.
Continued from me Third Edition.

COfltlnued from Me Third EdallOn.
At about half past two o'clock the COMMITTEES
returned and Mr.. Butler reported that they bad
consulted judge Allison, who woul not give
decision on the point, bat he said he could not
ask the Return Judges to accept these divisions
where fraud was SO apparent, unless compelled
10 do SO by the Law.
The work OF counting the vo'e was then pro.
ceeded With, ana resulted ss 'ollo wei
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From st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. Ex-Governor Crawford, of
Kansas, nas resigned, and has been commis-
sloned colonel of the ne regiment of cavalry
raised by the State for service AGAINST the In
dians. The LieuteLant-GoverDor Will act as
Governor daring the remainder of the term.
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ROBBERY IN DAYLIGHT. Yesterday afternoon,
about 8 O'clock a man entered the tailor store
OF Il. Relstte, No. 1888 North Fifth street, during
The absence OF he proprietor, aud hnding only
a boy In the place. knocked him do Sn. and
then Sc zing valuable Overcoat. decampsd.
The lad was badly hurt by the blow. The thief
escaDed.
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Sti3 s73 0I9.2f

Debt Cess amount In Treasury )-..$ h527,lt9 $50 50
The foree oiug is a correct statement OF the public
debt appea from the books u d Treasnrers re-
turns in this Department on N"vsu'ber 1888
FUGH MCCULLOOH,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
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SALUTEs IN HONOR OF THB GREAT VICTORY
Last evening the Cameron Club and the Geuty-
sixth WaId Grant and Colfax Club each fred 100
saIntes IN honor OF the great Republican victory
on Tuesday last. Taere was q large Gro gd p1e.
seni, and n nch enIhusasm m prevailed
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General ReynoIds Relieved.

General orders have been Issued from the
Army headquarters, IN pursuance OF the order
OF the President relieving General Re7nolds
from command OF the FIth military district,
and directing General CanDy TO turn over his
present command 70 the officer next in COM
mand to bimstlt, and proceed 10 Austin, Texas,
TO relieve Brevet Maior-G eDeral Reynolds.
War Department Circular.
The folio wing order from III. War Department
has b. en- publ shed:-
'Sold els may for GER ain offanses not strictly
military, be sentenced by general court martaI
to confinement in penteuuary. If any State
in military department ha> made provs on by
law Tor con6nem ent IN pepitentIarY thereof of
prisoner under sentence by cUurt-mqrtials of
the United States, the department commander
may designate such peniteutiary as a place of
execution of any such scn'ence to penite niiary
conbLement but II NJ such provision has been
made by Sny State IN the de Jartment, the
record will be forwarded to the Secretary OF War
for designation OF pr son.
''The auth horlty which has designated the
Place OF contpt ment, or higher authority eau
change The place OF confinement or mitigate, or
remit the sen eDce. The sane rules apply 10
prisoners sent, need by mil tsrv commissions
so long as the law uuOer which the military
commission acted Is III force. b 1t when that law
ceases to be operative, the President alone can
chance the place of iWprisonment or mitigate
or remit the sentence"
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OLIVER DYER, who discovered that John
Auen was, as he still lie, the "WicSedest Man in
New York, and wrote him up for Pockhdrd's
Monthly, will appear before the people of this
city on Tuesday evening next, Nov. 10, at Con-
cert Hall, when and whore he will deliver
lecture exoo'ing ''The Wickedness, Romance
fertile one, with which Mr.. Dyer is very
familiar.
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By direction of the President, Major e. 8.
La liner. 19'h Infantry. has been detailed as
Professor OF Military Science az the Bishop Sea-
bury Mission, Farlbault, Minnesota.
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FOR EIGN.
BIZ Atlantic Gable.

Reverdy Johnson Criticised-A Dreadful
hallway lIisiOn.
By Atlantic Gable
LONDON, Nov. 6.-The Standard, Conservative
orgau, ascribPs the dIsparagement OF Reverdy
Johnson by the Radicals here 10 his admir- alton
OF England. b.
AZ counts have been received to-day of a
dreadful railway collision which occurred yes
terday near Newham, in Wales. Several per-
sons were killed and many tjured.
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IA from Glend1unfng q
o. 48 8. Third street.
Chi. and N. w. pref. 1917
Chi. and X. /. R......lO2l5
Pitts. #. W. & chi. 1852
Gold ......"................lS2N
Market panicky.
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THE ELECTIONS.
Pennsylyania.

WEST CHESTER, Nov. 6.-Chester county Off
clal-Grant, OTIS; Sey nour, 649O Majority
26SS
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
The Expenses Of the Gc,;,ernmont
During October The Public
Debt St.atement-Reye.
nue. Appointments.
FROM WASHING TON.
SpectM Despatch 70 The EUenin0 Telegraph,
Governmental Expenses.

Governmental Expenses. ~
WASHINGTON. Nov. g. The following are the
expenses Of the Government for the month of
oc;Ober:-Civil, miscellaneous, and foreign.
S4.l76,0'o; interest on public debt, 81, $751; 900;
War Department, So 72O, 900; Navy Department,
$4,t25,0CO; Internal Department, So, ,O62, ,OO).
Total, 81, 364O00.
The Secretary OF the Treasury
to-day confirmed the appointment of Henry G.
Hoyt TO Oe Supervisor of Internal Revenue tor
the States of Connecticut and Rhode Island.
THE PUBLIC DEBp SrATEHENT
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK VIGILANCE SALES, NOV. g

The Southern crops this year are placed
at four hundred millions.
-Buhaloes may be killed from the car win
dOws on the Pacific Railroad.
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Debt Benring nO
Total debt............

Total
6 per cent Lawful money bonds ! sued
10 the Pacific RailIUau Companies.
Total debt.................."......... !
Amount in Treasury, co n SlO3 Az 0o5 II
currency ln,f65,03s AZ
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UTEDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
wv the newest and beat manner.
LOUIS DREKA, stAtiOner and HngTaver
eW Ne. l08s CHEANuT 6troeA
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MISSES AND CHILDREN's DREssMAKING
wi in the latest Paris styles. NJ. SROEMAR mn a
CO., no. 1914 CHE5N Y street. IIl N
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THE PUBLIC DEBT SrATEMENT

Special Despatch 10 The BCentf1g Telegrdph
WAsHINGTuN, Nov. 6-The following is tha
ststeme mt OF The puollc debt ~ the Uniled
STATES ON the lsL of November, 1885,
Debt Bearing Coin Interest,
ITIxyot nj .phe D
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
THE CITY ELECTION.
Meeting Of the Return Judges
An Adjournment until This
Afternoon.
How the Business was Done in
the Fourth Ward.

Al 10 o'clock this morning the Return judges
o. the ciry met In the Supreme Colrt 70 Im' i)r
the purpose OF returnng the woes casI at Sa
election on Tuesday last for the Electoral
College.
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Trree.y ear 7's0 M les due
August l5 1867 June.And
Ju y 10, ls-s........ ....." t2956, 90
Cou pound Int rest notes
mntuI ed June 10, July
IL, August Is. October l5,
d. g, nIber 8. 1877. and
May IS, august sept
auo i5 and CT aud l6
166S.................. b l2S $1,000
Texas lhueuIn " mus. 2jb. .UU0 70
Treasury NOtte, acts OF
July H. l:sl and prior
tLeTetO..... ...... .....-....... lbi61lH
Bonos. April rs 1912, Jan.
28 1877 audNaro 81 .iSiS. 4S75OoO
Treasury Notes March 3. -
1868. 40 4sSW
Temuorary LOan,.......... Sl4.oo0
ness ..4.... ........... 10 oOO 90 1878 72s 6
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE
~ MAsHlEGTON ID O.. Nov .. 1858.
On the petition OF WARREN HOLDEN, OF 4 bilA-
delphia Pa pr.,itg for the extensioa Of a patent
prov.ment In BOOT AND SHOE sTRErCHERs:
IL is o dered that sad petition be heard ~ tha
OPPOSE ths extension OBJECTIONS. aspos,tions, and
other pApf hisd In this Off re daye
bsfc re the day Of hsarisg. ELISHA FOO re
N6f9t Commissioner of Pstents.
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Debt Rearing Currency IntSresi

Certificates at per sent. IS S25 UyOrO
Navy Itns'On 1und AZ
per Ient........ ............... IiOOo,OOOOO
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B'ate OF Pepr rsy lvana. City OF Philadephia- ss:-
WI ham H. n cIlwA, M, bsDg duly acoOrdin 10
lAw. desQses and that az the election held 10 the
HlG IN dkvlsiO0 of the VoOrth ward in the aid city
To esday. the ID OF November, 1865 he OF
ne IpspecteIp OF said els soni that The laws Tegu-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-29

The HewIaud-Kettler case has Ocoa-
pied the time of Justice Schultz since
Monday evening. Rettler was cap.
Iured day before yesterday, by one Of
the constables sent out TO appreheud
him, while attempting to escape on
horseback. He was brought in and Is
having a preliminary trial. The case
occupied Monday night until 2 O'Clock,
and all day yesterday, and was ad.
journed until this morning at nine
O'Clock. There are a great many
Witnesses some of whom are
Germans, and not much headway
Is made with the evidence. The affair
has created considerable excltement in
the usually quiet village of Ritchie-
town. and Steubenrach'a Hail was
crowded with spectators, all eager TO
hear the particulars, as ELECTED by the
evidence. ana get q glimpse ofthe pris-
eluded to. day.
Mr.. Newland is improving, though
NOT out Of danger.
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HARPER'S WEEKLY
SPLENDIDEY ILLUSTRATED:
Gnfdfe1R RoGEes4 ~ ~ p,o

complies In an the DEPARTMENTS OF an Au3fri-
can Family Papar-HARPER'a WEEKIsY hnF
earned for ITSELF 3 right 10 its title, "a JOUR-
O1r future historians win enrich them
selves out OF HAHRER's WEEKLY long after
turned TO dust.-Retg York Epu10etiGt
The beStof its class in Amenea.-B0aOI
3 Hampers WEEKLY may be unresarvedIy
declared the be4t Newspaper In America
The 1ndepende1ts NeID York.
The articles upon public questions which
0ppe " In HARPKR6 lWEEKLY from week 70
week, form ATenaEkAble series ofbFief Pc.
lluc1 eG8aY9, They ara distinguished by
clear and pointed statement, by good conn
mon sense, by undergraduates and breadth Of
view: They are the expression of mature
conviction, high principle; and strong feel.
ing, and take their place among the beSf
newspaper writing OF the tfme,-NOgth
AHI0TtomI Retietg, Bottom, Mas.
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RIVER NBws.-The river at dusk last
evening was rising, but in consequences
ofthe huge piles of ice along the land
ing 1t was impossible TO ascertain the
depth Of wRter in the channel. We no.
ticed great number of men and carts
engaged In removing the Ice. but 1t did
not strike US as being excellent IN quail
lily. The Potomac aud Hudson came
up from Cincinnati on Monday night,
The latter after dischargIng some
freight went on up TO Pittsburgh. The
trip.
Boats leaving to-day: Rebecca for
ParkeTsburg At IL a. M; james Rees for
Sunhsh at p, M; Grey Eagle for Ma
rtetta and PRFkersburg at p. m.
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Observation-Disclosures GAss-By invita-
ton We visited, last evening, the resi-
denes Of Dr.. }. 81. C0nnelly, on the
Island. The Doctor had been engaged
several days in making arrangements
to light mp his house with his eslsbratsd
PetroIeo-Caleium gas, and having COM
pleted them, the gas was introduced
and lighted on the occasion, for the
frst time. To say that the light was
beautifully white and clear would be
bat q reiteralton Of what has been FREE
qusntIY said IN these columns. We
made some inquiry as 70 the expense
OF manufacturing the gas, and were
suFprtsed 1t its cheapnesSs We were
told that four gallons Of residuum,
costing cents per gallon, two bushals
Of coal and coke worth about
twenty 6snts, and two OF three hours
time Of = man Tor small boyl had fur
nished gas sumeisnt TO Light not only
DR.. COuneIlY's residence but that OF l..
". Stockton, Esq., Immediately adj
joining for three weeks. Here. then,
was practical evidence Of it's remaFka-
bic Responsiveness, and the light we
saw was proof positive Of its brffliancy
and great lluminatfng power. II there
u any other InateEial that VIII furnish
an abundance OF light for two medium
sized residences for the length Of time
named, At 3 cost Of only forty cents. We
would be pleased 70 make Il public.
TaltoW dips, carbon oil and all other
articles used for the purpose are thrown
completely In the shade, not only - to
act nal results produced, bat also as to
cheapness and eonVenience.
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For NEW oRLEANs.-The splendid
passenger packet. Leonidas, Cant,
Shedden, with leave this city for New
Orleans and intermediate points on
Thursday next. We call especial at.
teniicn to this opportunity for sending
freight 10 all the prominent cities be-
low, and to all who may wish ID ~, !,
trip In that direction. Shippers uDflsr-
stand that treiRhts cost less when sent
through direct, avoiding the DELAY ma
expense attending re.shipment, 80.
SengeTs will find the Accolnm0ti alions
ON board the l.eOnidas OF excellent
9nAllty. Sali on our friend MOnE, "a
the particulars,
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LARoE PREAuUM.-At meeting of
the Stockholders in The American
Bnilding Association, held in the Po-
Wee Court Room, ON Monday evening,
sixteen shares OF the stock were re-
deemed ut premium OF 81 per cent,
Or in other words, the Association
loaned sum of money equivalent 20
thatnumber Of shares, at that rate per
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JAMES CHAPMAN, the person who
Was shot out tho pike by German, ON
Saturday last. died yesterday from the
effects OF tho wound received, in Wheel
ing Hospital. We understand he lie a
resident OF Benwood. The German, as
we stated on last Monday. came In ana
gave himself up TO the city AUTHORITIES.
but nothing was done with him, as the
shooting occurred outside OF the CITY
limits A warrant has been IsguGfl M
one OF our county Justices, and he viii
oe arrested and brought before him.
and have trial, In order 10 under.
stand the true merits OF the case,
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SrhIKE.--Ws learned yesterday, that
the miners engaged In the various
mines belonging TO the mills in the
city, were ON strike, in consequences
of proposed reduction OF their wages.
They have been roOslving cents per
bushel, Rndl when the proposition
WAS made to reduce the price to 2I<
cents, they refused to accept the terms
OF their employers, Tho mills are All
stopped with the exception OF the Rivers
side. When they will resume cannot
I've definitely told.
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sToCKHoLDERs' MERrIxe.-A meet
ing ofthe stockholders in the CitizeDs'
Street Railway will be held this after
noon Mt o'clock, in the city building,
for the election Of Board OF Directors
10 serve during the current year.
4 full report in regard to the com
structiOn and running OF the road Will
be snbmItted.
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The SNow.-The ''beautiful snow,
has covered the ground suniciently for
the decentralization OF those desiring
to sleigh ride, and the streets were fuli.
yesterday, of every description of Sill
ding cOnveniences, filled with faces
beaminE with enjoyment. We noticed
in particular buggy, wheels and an.
set upon two thin bands OF iron, thus
imprOvising a sleigh on short notice.
A cutter containing two ladies and a
ing, splitting the occupants out in the
utmost confusion. No harm was done,
aud the party seemed TO enjoy the mat
ter highly. aiter their danger was
passed, ttr one of them did give
vent to an Almost unearthlY shrek, as
the sleigh was going over. Il rang in
our ears for half an hour.
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WE see the youngsters are having q
good time coastiDg down Main streot,
and other places, and though mourning
great danger TO themselves, yet 1t
Is much better in the streets than
running their sleds on the sidewalks.
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THK ELECTION. Those OF our read
ers who had any doubt as 70 the result
of Monday contest must now seethat
they were in error. 10 discern this or
any other fact clearly, however, It win
be necessary to prOeuFe q pair or those
superior speCtReies sold 81 Oxtoby q
D1meldls JeWelry store. IeS Nom
street.. Full stock OF spactaeles, eye-
glasses, watches, clocks, tine ieWeirv.
fancy goods always in stores Call
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BLACK CRooK.-There was a fair
audience at last evenings performances
of this drama, among whom were a
considerable number of ladies. The
management will give but two more
performances,-R matinee this after.
noon, for ladies' and children, and the
closing performance this evening. All
who wish TO see the beauty and splen-
dor OF the ''BIacIS Crook should not
neglect this opportunity, as 1t will pos
lively be the last.
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NATIONAL. INSURANCE CoMPANx-At
meeting of the stockholders Of this
company, the following named gentle
mon were elected Directors for the en-
suing year; Messrs. John e. Wilson,
Jas. q. Orr, John A. Armstrong, A. q.
Quarter, Geo. X. Wheat, Alexander
Lnughiin, James McCluney, and Nor.
gan j.. OFT.
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AProNrED.-The. following gentle
men were appointed Commissioners Of
Deeds for this State, by Governor Bore
man on Monday; James Wade, Esq.,
Cleveland. Ohio: William II. White
head aud Theodore d. Rand, Esqs., Of
Philadelphia; Frederick b. Swirl and
George w. COLES, Esqs., Of New York
Civ
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Inn ont Of mind the custom Of
presenting some token Of love or ne
has prevailed, and no doubt wiz Con-
dnue to do 20 until the end Of time. no
more appropriate gin could be made TO
your 1ady friends than pair Of those
Bohemtau GLASS Vases, or one Of those
elegant Toilet Sets, 70 be had Al g
Bookings, no. 1, Odd Fellows Hall.
Call and examine his stock before ma
king your purchases,
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AsTwo ladies were coming mp Market
street yesterday morning, one Of them
was run down by boy coasiing on
Quincy street., and knocked down.
The lady did NOT rise for several
minutes. and then only with the assis-
lance Of her eOmpanion. She could
hardly walk, and appeared to beseVere-
y injured. A gentleman was also
triPPed mp In north Wheeling by aIed
beArtng . yOupg spirit ofeYii, end had
his hat badly smashed. He gave
chase to the young offender and
finding he could not catch him, hurled
his cane at him. u ratified ct the heels
of the younRsteE and Il WAS really
lnughable 70 ses the alacrity with
which that boy picked up his feet, and
put them down again. BE disappeared
around q corner, throwing behind him
q parting glance. II was aWfnl 70 hear
the "pet nnn1esn which the irats gem
tlelnRn bestowed upon the Meeting form.
They have not yet been diettoRaTied and
We cannot give them.
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A VERT excellent life size portrait in
oil. of Samuel Mcclellan, Esq., of this
city, has just been finished &C Mr..
Partridge's establishments; also 4 fiue
cabinet size oil Eroupe, OF TWO sisters,
AllwhO feel any interest inWoEks Of
art OF this kind, should visit the galle-
~ while these piCtares are to be seen
there. They viii be on exhibition only
a few days. y
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THERE was slight disturbance at
the Mcclure House last evening after
the Black Crook performances. II an.
pears that as one OF the men belonging
to the troupe was going to the hotel 40.
compRnied by a lady connected with
the establishment, they were accosted
by some person who used very insult
ing language, whereupon he was struck
and knocked down. The performers
passed on to the hotel, and soon
after a crowd came up and
sought to continue the disturb-
ance. Mr.. Goodwin, proprietor of
the house, promptly interlered and or
deFed them out until such time as they
could behave themselves as gentlemen
should. After some words between
them and the proprietor, the parties
retired, and peace was once more es.
tabllshed. We are not acquainted
with the full particulars of the case,
but give the above facts as stated to US.
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ELECTIONS: OF DIREcToRs.-At the
meeting OF the Stockholders of the
Wheeling Hinge Company, yesterday
the following gentlemen were elected
for the ensuing year; Measrs. j. A.
MetCalG, A. g. Robinson, Augustus
Campbell, Samuel Laughlin, ID. =,
Donei, W. II. Downing, 81. l.. OFT and
u. ]. Crawford.
At the meeting OF the Stockholders OF
the Benwood Iron Works last evening.
the following gentlemen were eIected
Directors: MessTB. @. Ogl6bay, n. 81
DelRplAine, John q. Holman, Alex
LRughlin. Charles Mendenhali, ]. u
Stiisl and A. w. Campbell,
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THE BELLAIR NAIL WoRKs.-We
have before us a sample of nails from
the Bellair Nail Works, in BelIair,
Ohio, made from the first iron run
through the machines. They are of
superior quality, and II all manufac-
tuTed mt tile establishment are OF equal
excellence, we predict for the Company
AN envinble nOtOriety and n wide
spread patronage.
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You goto church and coughl Coagh-
parlors in the nurseryl CouFhii,r eVe-
EyWheres great deal of which could
be relieved BY using DR.. cRnpraluss
HodrkOU,ld RalSaNl. The chiltlren liIre
i'll Prsce s. cents. Sold by T. 81. LOO
gan & Co. and logan, List 4 Co..
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ItArPIl,. y q. -: - =

dA!RPEAs MAGAZINE. pna year. .,..sA q.
An Extra Copy Of either the bfASlGzTlsY
WEEKLY. OF AAzAR tFill Be sapnIied 4fstiss
W every C1u4 OF ] I'VE s uHsoIlI = ~ fllS
each, tuono FoIili tieis Or Sir ~
hask Number8 can be snppliad & 5inyfiS1e
a Eosn pleeeses now scOinpFisinE 5hiFfV-
esnt y e1pEes, height at e&peEss Of 5r,7S
SlilseI- Tor y = per volume. SINGLE V6ini1t
~ ~ llld, y % Goth Oasl fSIf
~ :! otlll1 Ions sent hrom BFIfifh North
i.It - tr0yines must be nIed
500 = 49, Sl 4 % prepaT United
HARPksR& BROd HERS
noYl0 Franklin Square Nav, YorlE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-29

ACCIDENTAL boy employed in the
cooper shop OF Messrs. Wilson, Dun
levy & Co., North Wheeling, had two
Of his fingers cut on a few days since,
while engaged about one of tho ma
chimes. The boy lett the premises after
the accident without acquainting any
one of his misfortune, and nothing was
known OF IL until evening, when the
severed portions were found. among the
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