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I.
Trains leave Tor Elizabeth 545 go TOO - s;is so s
Io.ao loo 2tO. $50 jV St9, W. ffN
80 ~ % g. a. 9 .On $50 T:lo 1880. 500 1922 Has
Test obtained at the once o. me central @
Of N K, al No House
800. ~ w. r. L. KICKER Superintendent
p.ss lgent
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harper 4 BROTHERS
also publish:
by j. ROSS BROWN

BY j. ROSS BROWNE,
AN AMERICAN FAMILY IL GERMANY. Illustrated ~ The Az
thor limo. Cloth. So
TIE LAND OF THOR Illustrated by tie Author l?mo Goth.
"a
CRUSOES ISLAND Ramble the Footsteps q Alexander
selkirk With Sketches Of Adventure California and Wa'hce u
lusratous limo. Cloth. ~ IS
YUSEF Or THB JOURNEY or THE FRANGL Crusade IN
the East. With illustrations limo. Cloth. ~ 10
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IEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD

Is6s WINTER ARRANGEMENT. nss
COMMENCING NOV 49, 1854
Passenger Station EswYok Twenty SEVENTH and fesh
Entranes TrsntJ ssyeEthst
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IL s:N a. NJ. MsLTrain Cor Greenport - -
1000 a 70 Northport, Huntington AID Glen Cove
800 p. M. Express, Riyerhead -
zoo D. n Nothp0rt. Huntington and Cleo Cove
$50 p m. Fsrmiugdale and Way stations
All trains with branch 10 Hen pstesd SUNDAY THAN
a IT, FOR Nonhport, Huntington and Glen Cove.
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E,RIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAYED DEPOT

SUNDAY TRafSs-s:3o NJ Way Train Tor 0usvle. l;t5 No.
Psieson ~ p Night Expres, for Dunks Bu1,o hoehs''e
al points West and south 300 hpEsDs o"
WsV Trsn: n D IN for Paterson ard Pert JsrEs
EIpess through 10 Salamanca DunNrh hn1
out change coaches and in direct connection Win al sosseh
Western lines - .,,-- c...A.. ...au,.n,
kht Trains No ali Bro,dx,y I,
80, WV VI H. RIDDLE, 0sssrI eept
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- situatiuns 1lanitS- fmal,s.
A GERMAN GIRL wants situation 10 do
~ GENERAL HOUSEwORK. or a. COOK, WAsHEk an ONEA
Pet o. reference Apply 70 u Stanton Is nesr BoEsi
GERMAN GIRL wishes a situation 20 do
"A GENERAL HOlsEWQRK or q, COOK Wiling AID ot-grg
No Secood-st ttistth Atehuts Ani b.
vVUE advertiser desires a HOME. and will
Ir he ,ame assist ngli household iues al tiuds 81 uY "
ng booktspe orn linen store room in hoi, or noasss
res. asg where TO call FROST Box No !@ IHOase once
Be o. feierenee greg. -
WANTED-By a young French lady, STU
w sGOyERNESS She speaks German aua Lite 81
sr,h too reference ern Address GERM AN SCHOOL. No
80 SiIh ave, near Foriy third 81
NNANTED-By a German young lady, who
, Engsh aud sneuy ard do al Kinds needle
.orh a SITUATION as GOyBRNEss or ASSISTANT HOUSE
object good bone gooJ e.uees
~il he given. Address j. r.. Post odee Box No. 2.,s1
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TOR ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI TRADE,
ADVERTISE IN THE QUINCY WING,
t,ialii,hea IN 1877

A GREAT variety Of Holiday Books at SHE
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Books twenty V0laUse Little Auns ttonet y5Umt Toy
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by PAUL B. DU CHAILLU:

by PAUL =. 10 NII-itI1'|~
EXPLORATIONS AND ADVENTURES IN EQUATORIAL
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TONG oP Tup PEOPLE AND OF THE CHASE OF TnB
GORILLA THE CROCODILE LEOPARD, ELEPHANT HIPPO
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$40 CloiA rs.
A JOURNEY TO ASH4NGO LAND AND FURTHER PENETRA
TON INTO EQUATORIAL AFRICA New Edition. Handsomely
Illustrated. $40, Cloth. ~.
STORIES or TIlR GORILLA COUNTRY NARRATED FOR
YOUNG PEOPLE proiasey Illustrated l2mo Coih, 81 -
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WHEELING MEDICAL SoorRrx-The

-,SWHEELIEa MEDICAL So0IRIY-The
hrst regular meeting of this society was
held last evening at the City Hall, DR..
R, a. Cummins presiding. Present,
Dts. Allen, Bates, Blum, Bingell,- r.
n. CumfminsS Jas; Cummins, sHazlelt,
Hupp, Frissell, wiesel and Hlldretb.
After the reading and adoption Of the
minutes, a letter was read from DR..
Todd, regrettIng his inability to be
present. On motion of DR.. Blum, a
committee of five was appointed to
report a fee bill TO conform with
that OF other cities. The chair
appointed Drs. Blum, Hszlett, Bates
Baird and Hupp. The question offered
by DR.. Hildreth, ISIS typhoid fever com
tagious?" was chosen for discussion,
and DIR. Allen was appointed to read
an essay, at the next meeting of the
society. On motion OF DR.. Blum, the
society accepted the invitation of DR..
HiIdreth to hold Its next meeting at his
residence. The society then adjourned
to meet on Friday December 4th.
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Fars at D. a. Adler & Co.'S.

POLICE coURT.-Fdday, Nor. o.
Thomas McCandles, for dfsorderly
conduct Tin throwing stones and break
ing windows) was fined 81 and costs.
The case against John McCandles,
for disorderly conduct of a like charac-
ter, was dismissed at compIainant's
costs. The witnesses were unable to
identify the latter youth as one of those
who were engaged In throwing stones
on Union street last Wednesday.
Caspar G. Giles, forassault and bat
terry, was fined 81 and costs. caspar is
the lad who struck comrade with a
stone on Thursday afternoon, infiict-
ing a wound above his right eye. For
tunately the eye itself was uninjured.
Margaret Jones, for drunkenness,
was fined 81 and costs.
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NEW PACKET CoMPANY.-The Gin
cinnati Commercial of yesterday says:
/" The New Orleans and Cincinnati
Packet Company was organized yester-
day. This line comprises seven first
class steamers, leaving every We'd
nesday and Saturday in the
order below named, the Alaska lead
ing or on Wednesday next. Captain,
James Wise was chosen General Super
intendent. The boats are, Alaska,
Alice Dean, John a. Groesbeck, swal-
low, Robert Burns, West Moreland and
Emma No. 8.
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ORGAN CONGRATULATIONS new Or.
gan OF zlon,s Evangelical Lutheran
Church in. Centre Wheeling, will be
eonsecrsled to the service of God to-
morrow, November 9Th.
The Conservation Sermon VIII be
preached in German at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
by the Rev. Publ of steubenvilIe, In
Rnglish by Rev. Lampe, Pastor of the
church at o'clock, P. N; and in the
evening at 2 O'Clock by the Rev. W.
Werder of Wheeling, in the German
language.
Prof Rteiter, 0rRanist of the church
will consisted by DR.. wieael, Prof
Weber and Nj. Trull.
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The Merchants Protective Union
Mercantile Reference Rsgtstgr.

THE MERCHANTs' PROTECTIVE
Il UNION, Organized, 10 promote, and
StSssst aq SftaiS saaiRIpg I ssssfS
10 the granting OF ceiits, aud the re-
coyery Of claims atnlI points, have TO .an-
publish In one large quarto volume:
IHE MERoHANTS= PROTECTIVE UNION
ME.CANTILE hEFERESyE REeIsrKR, con.
tanning, among other things. the NAMES,
RATUREo OF BUsINESs. AMOUNroF CAPrTAL.
EIsANotALS IANnING AND tsArLEG Al TO
CREDIT. of over 100 gG0of the principal mer-
chants, traders, bankers, manufactured s,
and public companies.l Ia more than 30 600 OF
throughout the Uniisi states, -InsIr terri
tories and the British FIOvini es OF North
a tnericai and embracing the most impor-
70 enable the merchant TO ascertain at a
glance the UARIrAI4, lCHARACEER, and DE-
are oeemsd yToFthygof any ,SrlnSi(ion Of
credit, comprising, also a NesesPapeT Dfreo-
tory, containing the stit p character, price,
ana place OF Publication, with full sparticu,
lars relative TO each journal being COM
plete Guide 70 the iress OF every county In
The reports and Information WIN be con-
hned % those deemed worthy Of some line
! far Us practicable, u on GheEwTitten state
tnents OF the parties themselves, revised and
correspondents, whose character will prove
a guarantees oEthe correctness of the fnforS
nation furnished by them, &c Is believed
and compfete,7 and, therefore, superior to.
and of N UGH greater value, than any pre-.
ytouS1y issued. - sgsfl57 .71sis7fl= ~ =
by aid of the MERcANTILE REFERESm
REGHrER, business men viii be enabled to
ascertain, At q glance, the capital nnd Brada-
ton OF credit, as compared with financial
worth, OF nearly every merchant, manufac-
turer, trader, and banker, within the above
named territorial unils.
On or about the first OF each month. snb.
sSr1bers VIII aiso receive the Hollthly CAron-.
| tetes containing, among Other things, a re-
1 coIu OF such Important changes In the name
/ anu condition. of Aims, throughout the
eonntryt rs may occur SUBSEQUENT to the
.fpuhucation Of each half-yearlys volume ~.
i the MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGIsTFR -
i :. Erlce oil Inc Merchants Union Mercantile.
heieIenee hesisteEs MY dollars, (S5O,J for
l which II WIN be Vgarded TO any sfifIresq in
the United States, transportation paid. : - -
HOLDERS OF hye SO shares of the Capital
STOCK In addition TO participating Ia tEaI
pEpnts, win receive one copy or the ME-
| ckhTILE RRRBRKNCE REGIsrER nee al
s sla holdefs OF ten shares win be entitled
70 Two copies and no more than ten snare
oltne SaPItal stock win be allotted to any.
al femi ttances, orders, or communiea-
tons relative 10 the book should ~ 4 dilTsss
g 70 tno MeEehant5 Protective Union. In
the American Exchange RanR Bnfldln1
no. rs Broadway, tBox 2666l New York. .
Au{ee. ~ 2 s's--4s 5ra1esty1 =
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JOSEPH L. ToFHAM. ESQ, Special
Agent of the Connecticut Mutual Aife
Insurance Company, is stopping at the
McLure House. Persons desiring pol
tcles in this the largest Life Company
in the world, would do, we'll. to avail
themselves Of the opportunity now.
MIR. I. desires to secure the services of
an energetic man. who Will devote. his
whole time to advancing the. interests
of this company in this city and State,
on a salary. or salary and per centage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-07

BASE BALI.-The Baltic and United
clubs play a friendly game at the Fair
grounds this afternoon. The proceeds
are for the benefit OF the Battles, and
their friends who attend will not only
have the pleasure of witnessing foe
game. but will be aiding their fayorites
to meet the heavy pecpniary responsi-
biiities Incurred during the season
while endeavoting to Divide for the
entertainment Of the public,
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THE CITY HoTRL.-Ast the laie winds
ofsutumn sharpen the night air to a
keener edge, many poor devil who
- tramPing YEARLY from nowhere to
anywhere, is glad to rest his weary
body on the soft, side of the station
house planks. We saw I've last even
ing who were thus situated, and who
were sleeping the sleep of tho tired in
the Court House basement. One poor
unfortunate, who is badly crippled,
will probably be sent to Cincinnati to.
day by the overseer of the Poor.
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ATTEND THE NATIONAL BUSINESS
CoLLEeB, UNION HAIL, MAIN ST.,
TEAMS PAYABLE IN ADYASoE,-For the
fail course in Book. Keeping and Pen
nanshIP, including the English Bran
ches isdesIred, so. Students can com.
piete lhe entire course evenings alone.
Rooms open from Q TO 10 A. ~, to
and Z too R.SGe For further informa-
tIon call at College rooms, or address
ST., MoCox, Principal.
WHeeliao, ~. Pa.
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Go to the National Business college
and learn Book keeping, ~ eI--i

PLAIN RINes.-oxtobs & Dumeld,
Jewellers, los Main strees, are making a
speciality of plain Is Karat and other
finger rings, and have in store the
largest and Jest assortment In the city.
American and Swiss watches, gold and
silver; all styles of clocks, one and
eight day, spring aud weight: tewelry
of oil fashiOoable designs; spectaoles in
endless Variety gold pens of best
make. at "l03." See advertisement and
cali and see Tor yourselves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-07

RivBR NiSxs. the water at s O'Clock
last evening eto6d feet ard 10 inches
bs the pier mark and was sin falling.
The Grey Eagle passed mp yesterday
morning for PtiIsburgh. The Rebecca
made aspecials tip TO MartinsvilIe,
taking on some mao hlnery there before
starting forl Parkersburg at. u a. N.
The Kenton touched here al II O'Clock
yesterday morning ON her way to Pitts.
bnrBh, abe Hudson and Emperor were
at the e Top. Mfliss yesterday alter
noon loading nails for loWer ports: the
latter did get on yesterday, beingdeiay-
eds by n scarcity OF baHds, but VIII
leave for 81. foaIs tfiis 81 sen6on Ifs
Lcteai bound from PItss6GsaA 70 Sc.
Louis. stopped Ezrs Z skert tinss lsst
evening; aha Wks Well Eoadsd, asd had
4 q model barge IN TOW Irssxhtss Wi
Giass-wares nails DC; de InxaNa,
passed down for PaEkessbprz IaaG eva.
nlngi the New State arriysa ssGsiss.
night from PittSburgh, and the Express
from Parkersburg: the Pores. civ n.
steubenville, and the James Res 70,
sunhah;dsparted during the afternoon
Eosda5s Packets Bayard for Pltts
DuIsh At 4 A. N, New State fol
sUes1nfshA At 2 A, NJ; Express 70
Parkerseufs Al IL A. NJ; Emperor 10
ST. Lonis during the afternoon. CIrs,
Eagle for ParkersburE nj Q ~. n .
HudlonSfcr Cincinnati and 81 Tlonts !.
81. n. Capt J, 7. RpAaell Will eo,n ~, !,
heHndson as usual, with'y. pfsI,T,
in.ehe oHiee. land her table and bertb
are unsurpassed for. excellencs IN
comfort. - = ,,.sS.ess - = =
The Golden Eagles Capt. Amosl
D9yis leaves Cincinnati for WheelIf
shiasyening.. She had her boilers tel
nfsE $ siss
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sFRxEr Observation-Disclosures
on Monroe street will take a foot Of sol
lid comfort on the new pavement
which Mr.. Crlspin oglebay is laying In
front Of his residence. The old one
was badly worn and Abe new one viii
add very much to the appearance of
the street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-07

POLICE DoIves.-There were two ar
rests yesterday both of which were for
drunkenness and disorder. Having
settled the little matter of election,
doubtless many who were debarred BY
their arduous duties In that direction
from their wonted recreation, will re.
turn gradually TO their respective bev-
erages.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-07

A LADY in Pittsburgh writes us.
our Excelsior Baking Powder il
splendidi I do not feel like baking. NM
less l have It." Hundreds. yes, tkot.s.
dHds. Of ladies' bear siniiaE testimony.
IN regard 70 Logan. List q Co.'s Excel.
slor Baking Powder, the beat in the
mafket. -. - =. -
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RoARp or suPERvIsoRs.-The Board
was In session yesterday forenoon and
resumed operations, butsas quorum
was NOT present ID the afternoon they.
adjonrnedtilIthis morning.
In yesterday mornings session, the
bills ofsM. Armbrnster, for IS, IS. Ne.
Donald, Supervisor. s34, and 8. Nc
CIelIan, Supervisor, $50, were read and
ordered 10 be paid, .sas ~
The, ballots, Of xashingtoh town
shlp were opened In the pres
enes of the. board OF Supervisors,
and it was aseertained that. thirteen
more ballots had been cast in The town
ship for James PAUL the Democratic
candidate Tor, Circuit Judge, than the
number certified by the inspectors.
This, will make Mr.. PaulPs msjority
in Ohio county A76t with a correspond
ing decrease of Judge Caldwell'se ma
jofity In the circuit nom 50. TO %.
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TnK HAPPIEsT EFFEcr in Coughs,
Pulmonary Complaints and Kidney
Troubles can be secured by using
White Pine Compound. There is NO
better or safer remedy before The pub
lie. d&w
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National Insurance COnDaRY
WEST VA.


900
omce, % Monroe St, next door to LIST Ma
dona Bank.
oFBICERs: ...g.5
GEO. x. WHEAT, President.
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vice President.
T CHARLES Il. COLLIER. Assistant Secretary.
DIREcroRs.-John E. Wilson, Jas O. on,
John A. Armstrong, a. O. Quarter, Geo. K.
Wheat. Alex'r. Laughlin, James Mckinney,
Morgan L.. Oft, Geo. Adams.
REFERENCES: 8. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, wheeling LIS, Morrison a
Co., Wholesale GroceTs, Wheeling; Pryor,
HRndlRn Co., Wholesale Grocers, Wheel
Ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan & Knox, Boot and
Shoe HOUSE, Wheeling; McCaba, KRAFT q Co,
Druggtsts, Wheeling; Geo. W. FranHheims a;
Ing; %inshiP, Woods & Co., QueenswaTe
Wheeling; T. O. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling;
Camp6en. FreW Cos Pubs. Intelligence,
Wheeling; OFT, Son q Co Hardware, Wheel.
ing; j. E. Sands, Cashier, First Nat Bank,
FniEmont; r. z. Camden, Priest Nat. EI.
Bank. Weston, w. Va; Capt. John Mcclure,
Jr.. Wheeling. r.rter apr25
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\ DEAR OLD DooToR's REasEnx for
diseases oftho blood Is Or. J. w. Pc
land'A Humor Doctor. It never fails
@ slve-reliei. and is pleasant to taste.
Sold by LapGhlin. Smith q Co. DIV
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Up you need 3 Truss. Shoulder Brace
or unprecedented one thatts S,zrEantedi
o At you've advise you 20 80 70 Ed
1nnnd BockinRA or Booking q MalleSs
drug Store, and We are sure you VIII
be suited. =
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srn u, r1,irrnovrnEnrs.-pedealrianI

NoHs but the best articles offered al
Hanes' Grocery, 2o2 Main street.
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Y. N. o. A.-At the last annual
meeting of the International Young
Mems Christian Association Of the
United States and Canada, held at De.
trOlt. It was, among other things, re-
commended that the second Sabbath sn
November to morfow) be observed by
all Evangelical denominations as a
day OF prayer for the success of the
associations represented. In accord
ance With that recommendation 1t is
proposed to hold a special service In
the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church to.
morrow evening, when a sermon will
be preached 70 the Young men of The
city by the pastor Rev. w. NJ. Null
lenix. Il Is hoped that as many of our
young men as possible willavail them
selves ofthls opportunity 70 hear this
eloquent aud earnest minister. ESQ (
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THE contract for foundation and cut.
atone work OF English Lutheran Chapel
has been awarded to Mr.. Andrew Long
whose workmanship is we'll known in
wheeling. The work Is being pushed
with vigor and the corner stone will
Cd. Y.lsbe laid with appropriate reli-
stous ceremonies on the 18th of the
present month. In this connection we
will also state that Rev. Alex. Nc
Glaughlinr missionary to the prisons OF
Pittsburgh and Allegheny city is to 90.
eupy the Lutheran pulpit and address
the SundAyiScho to- morrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-07

THE overseers of the Poor meet al
the Court House this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-07

FoR Ladies' and Children's Shoes go
to FOrgey q Hughes, 100 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-07
sIlk velyets q. D. q. Adler . SOC.

FoR Boy'sitip top Boots 60 to Forgsy
& Hughes, 100 Main street. 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-07

THE game this afternoon cannot fail
70 beof lively interest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-07

WHEN BALTIC meets United. then
comes the tug Of war.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-07

: PIANO TuEIEa AND REPAIRISe care
fully and promptly attended TO by
leaving orders at sheib,s Music Store.