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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-29

WORCESTER PALMER rfrcHBuRa; NAsHuA, LOWELL. con.
CORD, TIKI WHITE MOUNTAIN AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
new ard stanch s,esmcTs VI the Norwich Lie.
CITY or BOSTON aud CITY OF NEW'f0RG
leave EsvYOrk daily SUNDAYS eTee3ed a o'clock hou nss
No 90 North River, foot Of gestryst,
POR EEW.L0SD0N,
there with the BIpTeys Train ron
pols NoNich snd WoFceser Bosoa and Worcester W0rsesp
and Nsthua aud NeE.LoBdon ahd N0Flbern Ra.rnita
Freight taken the Lowest For Information inquire o.
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Nfh fanhIruiipns.
4 MEXICAN MISUNDERSTANDING co.
"A OFPICB HERALD BviLpHs-B fo,eEsT-Roen 10.

A MEXICAN PHOTO-LITHOGRAPH cos
"A oFPICB HETltP BvrtprHe- Bfo,es,y-kosa ~. -
TJIHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1869.
iAis popular Aunuil l. nov ready. and eOaisiuT
AsuAOuiesl Psss for the Year, EepssI TIDES Fstf Ia
II Regular Cashdau Of RE ,od sstrs Of San sd hooa b!s
water ana changes ofns Moon or an ths county .-.
Ill The nsesehmsst Trial 81 PrsssH Joison; sIe sf al Pr'a
ue psuis, The vsts, W party tYIOnS Tie gaS'd0aA
W. Political Plstforns Of 1861 Wat .
A.-S.torL Republican Plii'sr- al csiesEa
a-ProossaIgs oftLs COavssn9a
b-Jsitsu Of Asospiases By osa GrIni and NJ coifiL
B.-D.mocrans Platform at TiHHisy Hai. Ss"-rorA
G-Tbs lors Struggle brs Candidate -'h Ne several
ballots Iss tnal rs,alt - m
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Important acts; TIE Eight Bour law te
VI clbn,i Mshbsn-ssprs Coordination % ohsf sosshsL
VII To, XLtA CosSs,sLso Of Senssr VITA PsAaes PsOass
Addresses. sad tine Of sIDiraAoa Of 'sHL p.
Of TIE Hou'. 81 Representatives -ih States
Districts. and polticL .t
VIII Tie XIII. Congress- t ~ NJ r.... . ...r.
. Lat Of Senator's sr g, sbc'ss. politically esetA
list sfNsHbuiof The IIoOso Of EsPrivaS'ss By States
DhtietS and politics ~ isr a. elected
TX FhsteAi Af,is-c0sa's Of tie Pssl' Debt +" 'sdAr d.
sin,ps expenses OfAs OST,rriasai from the beginning d
The BsbtIhoa. ." .t.
4 The several states Area Popaon sanbr Of Esor' CAPT
h, Governors CpoAeay los;sa), iAsf salaries hAs iAsi'
terms etpu Gays OF HesHlk OF AfsA-'aiS'' eJ' NN'-
Carefully corrected the present. ysAr
II Forsgu Govrh su,.-Ares Pruausn Re Titles Gates d
Accession. aud ionni Of Government .4.-
xii Eeeuoa Reurns-Pu ohG By couni!si Of Tie vote r
GRAFT and seyuour Hoyeabs lSe e'npafs pa that foT
LncolB AID Mcclellan In 1874. ... ..
~ Counties OF Totes for OsEensrb, 81 ehsf
leading STATE 0i.eeIs. In 1904
omdai rurna ~ csuv,s ard Districts of vote, N 1888 for
Members Of Cougrt" With political di'don Of e1loifais
Sas Legiltmss-ther political divisions In seaals and
House ..a.... r..... ...-. H....r..t .FIrr...r
XIII E.en. E.eooI for D,r,,-, CohErs Oee'i In
rapid! growing TsrulohsG
wv suaaT Recent Presidential BssuI showing The votes Of
each state. and the vast decrease In ibSd .I
HoTEwe hats mtfs record Of TIE Votss
fsn 3s entfely complete and hccnrate Nearly esV s re-
President aBl has beeh copied directly from The o
ofte By proper oeer II especial ain 10 give
al these elHras add neither PAs Dor eIPsnss hAs
been spared approach az nearly poasbe 10 1s ssHl
Price 20 cents psr copy. Pa sale b. all EswsHea- .5I-
Revsn poat Dollar OT9s al ~ ted the oTdtT OF
their reception. -............. ....H...., ..-
address orders With e'Ih irelos,i to -........ .
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Come what may
Time and the hour through tho toughest day"
The next day he grew worse and spoke despondingly
of his poor health his loss Of appetite his sleepless
nights and said that the three Warnings described
in Mrs Piozzis little poem were not to DO mistaken.
showing him that his earthly career was nearly
ended. lie then spoke sadly of the death of Willis,
and other friends of his youth. adding,
"The last few years have swept away nearly ell my
early acquaintance, but must expect that IL should
DO so
when Hfs's day draws near the gosus.'"
He then repeated portion Of the touching and familiar
lines OF Elias:
~ hare had piAymntes. / have had eonpsniosS" ETC.
THIS followed by illusions to his youthful days, Of
which, unlike Pauding, he had pleasant recolooti0ns.
He spoke most beautifully
"ofhfs's sunny morning Of bops and Of youth"
when he wandered happy sohOolbo through the fields
and meadows OF Guford and pathetcay alluded to the
few that remained OF the old familiar faces with whom
ne SCI out on the voyage Of life concluding with quota
ton nom Grays exquisite ode
"Ab, happy hlsi Gh, pleasing shade IT, .. .
All. beds beloved 10 Vsni
" here once my careless childhood Itrsyed,
stranger o
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A new edition of CHAELEs5 READE's Nore's
IA In course Of publication by Fields osgood Coz OF
which Hard Cash aud "Fou Play" arc already Issued
They are printed neat two column pages with clear
tyne and good paper aud though not Of eKtravagant
cost. present an attractive appearance
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STEAMBOATS, Hua gaiIruaSs.

EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
IL RIVER. 'A~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18


s. WASHINGTON HALL To.N1aHT.-The
sale oftIckets to the operatic entertain
ment to be given at Washington Hall
tonight, by the BrIgnoll troupe, was
continued Saturday. Thus far the sales
have been satisfactory. A few tickets
yet remain unsold, and those who have
not supplied themselves should call
early this morning. From present
indications every seat in the Hall will
be occupied. One OF the finest enter
tatnments ofthe kind ever given here
Is anticipated. All the members Of the
troups stand in the front rank OF their
profession. Go and hear them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

GRATuITouB D1sTR1BUT1oN.--2, 900
Copies WheellngI Business Directory
for 1870. The canvass for our Business
Directory is being rapidly pushed for.
ward and will be issued as soon as q
careful compilation will admit. The
work will contain the names Of all
Business and Professional men of the
city, and will be distributed free 10 the
city, the farmers and the public gener-
ally. In addition to the Classified
Business Directory. 1t will contain q
Calendar for each OF the IL months Of
1870, besides much other useful infor.
nation, and will be an invaluable path
finder to those who Wish 10 make their
purchases In this market. BUSINESS
CARDS will be Interpreted through the
volume at reasonable rates. No
money will be asked In advance OF It's
completion. In conclusion we hope to
meet with liberal share OF patronage.
Respectfully, A. McKenna & Co., Pub.
fishers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

RELIGIOUS sRgvIoEs.-The weather
was delightful, yesterday, and the
various churches In the city were we'll
attended! At the Fourth street M. E.
Church, In the morning Bishop James
preached to large and deeply atten.
tive congregation, after which an effort
was made to secure funds for the COM
pletlon Of the building now In process
oferection, and about q, 900 were rcallz.
ed in cash and subscriptions. In the
evening DR.. Trimble occupied the pulpit
and delivered a fine sermon. Not
enough having been secured in the
morning to finish the Church, contri-
buttons were again called for and near
5000 pledged to, that object. The
amount asked for was $4,000. It ls
believed that the balance will be raised
easily by the time the money is needed.
AT ST, Matthew's Church oonfirma.
ton services were held in the morning
by Bishop Johns, and In the evening OF
st. Johns.
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SOMETHING FOR THE LAD1Es.-De.
cldedly the most complete arrangement
for baking buckwheat or batter cakes
we have ever seen, was shown us In our
Office, last Saturday, by Messrs. GILBERT
son s. Fisher, of this city. This cake
baker is something entirely new In ito
line, and will commend itself to any one
who will examine lis mode Of opera
ton. We cannot 20 into adetaIled de.
scrIptIon OF Its construction, but will
say 1t is arranged to do the work oftwo
ordinary griddles In the time re.
quired by the old method. While the
first lot OF cakes Is undergoing the fin-
lshiug process In baking, another batch
ia passing through the first stages Of
that operation. It's In fact an endless
baker, and will certainly win Its way
In the good graoes Of all who have that
duty to perform In the culinary departs
ment. Call and see 1t at Culbertson &
Fishers foundry, Market street, below
the post>oflice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

PENITENTIARY DELIVERY. - Yester-
day between II A. N. and l P. N. occur
red another Of those escapades from
the penltentlary at MoundsYille, which
have become well nigh periodical. In
the present Instance, eight convlcts
succeeded in making their escape. We
give their names: Samson Wunser,
John Thomas, Robert Nutter, Edward
Gibbs, John A. Langston, Ellis A.
Wine, Luther Cremeans and Harrison
Jackson, alias Burns. A reward has
been offered for their arrest, and a full
description will be found In our adver.
Using columns this morning.
We hear that these parties succeeded
In digging tunnel from the cells In
which they were confined to the main
sewer, leading to the creek from the
building. They took with them, when
they started on their underground jour
ney, crowbar, with which they forced
of the iron bars across the mouth OF the
sewer. Once ont In the world, they
took to the woods, Being discovered by
two boys, they were followed by one OF
them until they reached the timber,
while the other gave the alarm TO the
authorities inside the stockade. Fortu-
nately two other convictS, who were In
the sewer en- route to liberty, were caps
tured before they. emerged from the
long and narrow passage way. Pursuit
was at once made after those who had
succeeded In getting away, but up TO
the time our informant left none ofthem
had been captured. In the hurry Of
their departure they left behind them
all their clothing, except the shirts and
drawers they had on. They will prob
ably realize such an outfit to be decl,
dedly too thin for this season Of the
year In this latitude.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

REAL EsTATE TRANsFERs.-Ths fol-
lowing Is list OF the deeds In fee nd
mlIted TO record In the Office OF the Re.
cordsr OF Ohio county, during the week
ending Friday, October 10, 1869:
Deed made April l, 1869, by 8. s. Ja-
cob and wife, TO Alexander Mccoy, for
10 acres and 1856 poles OF land on Short
Greek; Sl,146. Admitted October 0,
Deed made September 30, 1869, by
George Flicker and wife, 10 Anna +,
Duff, for the South Al feet Of lots Nos.
40 and IL on alley between Pine and
Locust streets, Wheeling Island; &, 500,
Admitted October II, 1863.
Deed made. October 4, 1860, by G.
Lamb and Jos. Seybold, to Henry Bo-
denstein, for lots Nos. 81 and 6S, on
PlankroAd street, between Beech and
Elm streets, South Wheeling, Jacobs
additionO $500. Admitted October II,
1860.
Deed made September 10, 1860, by
Merchants & MechRnicS' Bank, 10 Jno.
s. Cox, for lots Nos. Q and 10, In square
No. 81, South wheeling S260. Admit
W. SbkOgVA 4At 4ouuI
Deed made September Is, 1860, by
Thos. 3. Armstrong and wife TO Jacob
Zillis, for 40 acres Of land on the east
bank Of the Ohio river, (the Armstrong
faIm) 5000. Admitted October II,
Deed made October s, 1860, by Abram
Riley and John Barr and wives, to
Landon Wharton, for Al acres, l rood
and "a poles OF land In Triadelphia
ttoownshlpi $3.50. Admitted October
Deed made September Is, 1869, by
Michael Blum and wife to John Ger
hardt, for lot No. s In square No. SO,
South Wheeling; S2IlG2H. Admitted
October IS, 1869.
Deed imade September 25, 1860, by
John Gerhardt and wife to Frederick
Klapproth, for lot No. 8 In square No.
q, South Wheeling; $1,000. Admitted
October IS, 1860.
Deed made October 2, 1869, by Philip
Scheehle and wife to Scheehle g. Lott,
for quarry lot No. 9, containing l acre,
! rood and poles Of land; $3l9,50.
Admitted October Is, 1850.
Deed made October 6, 1860, by Alex.
M. Jacob and wife to Peter Zoeckler,
for 10 acres, l rood and 81 poles OF land
on Woods Run; S1,10S 81. Admitted
October 10, 1863.
Deed made October 2, 1869, by Viz.
glnla Z. White, executrIx to Nicholas
Bauman, for acres Of land on Chap.
lines Hill; 500. Admitted October ia,
1859.
Deed made October IL, 1859, by Jacob
Zlll6s and wife TO Thomas j. Garden,
for % 1.5 acres Of land on the Ohio riv-
or: 5000. Admitted October ID, 1869.
Deed made October l, 1869, by Daniel
Q. List, commissioner In case OF John
List Us. Annie d. List. to George T..
Gather, for part Of lot No. II, in square
No. II, 16 feet front on Union street;
$50. Admitted October Is, 1869.
Deed made August 10, 1869, by r. B.
Carr and others to Thomas G. Britt, for
parts OF lots Nos. II and %, fronting on
Linsley street l2O feet, and running
back with Seventh street 12O feet; 800.
Admitted October Is, 1869.
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RIVER NEws.-There was not much
doing on the landing, Saturday. The
Hudson got away In the afternoon ior
Cincinnati with fair trip, Last even.
Ing the marks showed i've feet In the
channel and rising. The Express u The
Parkersburg packet this morning.
We take the following from Satur.
days Cincinnati papers: ''
The ]. W. Garrett and barRes will
leave for New Orleans this evening,
The Major Anderson came In from
wheeling, and left on her return trip
In the evening. w.
The United States grand Jury, now
In session In Louisville, refuses 10
return indictments against the owners
and officers Of the ilG.starred steamer
cumberland. It will be remembered
that the Local Inspectors Of this port
exonerated the officers Of the Cumber.
land Of any neglect Of duty, and that
Samuel Houghlon, Supervising In.
Bpector OF this district, reversed their
decision and referred the matter 10 the
United States Court. - =
In the United States District Court at
Plttsburg, Thursday, Judge MoCaud.
less rendered an important decIRlon In
the case Of o collision OF the steamer
Bayard with the toWboata Coal Valley
and Arab, near Wheeling, some time
ago. From the evidence, Judge Mo.
Candless deduced the conclusion that
the lights required by law were placed
on both steamers and the tow; that
both ascending and descending boats
desired to avoid the collision, and that
It was caused by defective steering up.
paratus OF the Bayard. The Judge,
therefore. decides that when, in case OF
a collision with loss, there lie q reason.
able doubt as to which party Ii 10
blame, the loss must be sustained by
the one upon which It falls. The libel
was dismissed, with costs.
Captain David Holmes died on FRI
day at his residence In the Eighteenth
ward, Pittsburgh, from typhoid fever.
Captain Holmes was long Identified
with the river interests OF the city, and
was at one time the head and front of
the well.known Pittsburgh and Clncin-
natl Packet line. While connected with
that line he was the builder Of the
steamers Hlbernia, Pittsburgh, Penn
sylvania, Allegheny and the ia
nous Buckeye State, all Of which
composed part Of the line. In his
early manhood he was o prominent
member Of the Pittsburgh Fire De-
partment, and for O long time
was captain OF the Allegheny. At the
time Of his decease he was member OF
the Select Council from the Eighteenth
ward, and for several years he repres
sented the Fourth ward In the City
Councils. He was q warm friend OF
free navigation, and always defended
river interests. He was noted for his
frmness, energy and decision OF char.
acter. He was honest and reliable, and
had hosts Of friends who will sincere.
~ deplore his loss and remember his
virtues. He was an affectionRte hus-
band and father, and steadfAst friend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

TIE sEFroNs,-Mrs. Seton has gen.
erously relluquished her engagement
Of Washington Hall for this evening
In order that our citizens may enjoy a
rare musical treat to be given by the
Brignoll troupe. She presents a rare
bill for tomorrow night, and has
made arrangements for the appearance
on the 25th inst, OF Miss Corella, a star
Of the first magnitude in the dramatic
armament. In the meantime the COM
pany will present some very attractive
pieces, which will be announced from
day to day In the morning papers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

ANOTHER STAR.-The seftons have
secured the, great italian Premiere
Dansetse Absolute, MILE ConcKIta
Rouzati. sister of the great Barrett
ia" and member Of. the celebrated
zaniretta Family, She Is one Of that
class Of artIstes which commands the
highest figures In the profession, and
the seitons deserve great credit fol-
procuring her. Mile Conchita's engage
ment is for but three nights. She IL
said 10 DO very beautiful, and as q
dresser and danSestSe she has no supe.
rior Her opening dances will be The
ia Grand GGsIOpe" and the Spanish
Dance" t' ut......l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

POLICE CoURT.-There was but o
meagre attendance at the Police Court,
Saturday morning. The following were
the only cases on the docket, and were
disposed Of as stated:
John Finn, disorderly conduct, Eve
dollars and costs; Charles Cottrill,
drunk, one dollar and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

NEW ATTRAouoN.-M'lle Conchita
Rouzati, the premier danseuse Of the
world, will appear at Washington Hall
on Tuesday evening. The New York
Herald says 'the Black Crook would
never have gained one-fourth of Its
popularity, but for the wonderful dam
cling OF Mile Conchita Rouzatl."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

LARGE sHIPMENr.-We were told a
day or two ago that Messrs. Sweeney,
Bell q Co. shipped ten car loads Of
glass globes for lanterns to a firm in
Chicago, some time since. This Is, per.
haps, the largest shipment Of the char
acter ever made at one time by any
house in the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

Mrs. FRENCH, NJ. D., announces her
intention Of remaining during her
present sojourn the entire month, and
may be consulted daily. from s A. NJ.
until 5h r. NJ, at her rooms in the
Grant House. St
During the following week Mrs.
French proposes to deliver course OF
lectures to ladies only. Notice In to-
morroW's paper,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

GoFF1oERs ELEorED.-At q regular
meeting Of the City and County Medl-
cal Society, held last Friday evening,
the following officers were chosen for
the ensuing year: President, DR.. John
Frissell; VIce.President, DR.. George
Baird; Secretary, DR.. Il. ]. Weisel ;
Treasurer, Dr. ]. 9. Hupp; Censors,
Drs. E. A. Hlldreth, ". ]. Bates and
r, W, Hazlitt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18
MONDAY MORNING. OCrOBEK Is.


New Advertisements.
Steamer Major Anderson.
Wanted:
For Sale-Coke.
$500 Reward. i8fht. ..
Centre Street Lot for Sale. gL.sl.s
Merchants National Bank OF Wheel
Ing. ID. ..,.,.
Opera House-MIss Anna Corella.
Washington Hall Mile ConChlla
Ronzati.
Golden Bee Hive Store = Stone &
Thomas.
List OF LISTERS. "
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Y. @. q. q. r.

A VALUABLE GRAIN. GRAPE AND
n Grazing farm for sale, $50 acres, mag.
nirioent, inexhRusLlble soil, two miles back
Of Martins Ferry and bridgeport, In Bel
mont county, Ohio, n0Or 10 two pixies now
constructing, II Is better adapted 70 grape
culture than the river hills, a. It IL not 40
much exposed TO iogs and that state OF at.
mo.phere which produces mlldew &C.; lies
70 +. :. and =. y. principally; well watered
and tlmbeTed.
Has 50 Apple, 80 Ounce, 30 Plum, and
many Cherry, Pear and other fruit trees;
large two-st0ry Frame House, Stable, Corn
and Wagon Shed; also good Log tenant
house, &C., &c.
Sale 10 take place on tho premises on
Tuesday, the 10Ih day OF October next.
For particulars erqulre Of ~
H. H. COCHRAN,
At the Law once OF Peck 4 Cochran,
6Gp30.d,tW&Wtd Wheeling, W, Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

DIDN'T COME TO T1ME.-The game Of
base ball advertised to come of satur-
day afternoon, between the Battles and
Crescents, was not played In conss-
quence Of the failure Of the first named
club to appear. Not to be deprived Of
the pleasure Of beating somebody, the
Crescents agreed to play with picked
nine selected on the grounds. At the
close Of the game the score stood:
Crescents 66; Picked Nine II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

By RENTING, and applying the rents
to the purchase, every one can become
the owner Of a first class Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine. VIM: Sum-
ner & Co., Agents, No. So Monroe street,
Wheeling. d. -----
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

e. BOOKING and Booking & Carroll
have the finest, largest and cheapest
assortment Of Soaps in the city, con-
sistlng Of about sixty-hve different
kinds. Those in need should call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

MATRIMoNrAI.-There was marked
activity in the matrimonial market last
week. Up to Friday evening nine mar
rage licenses had been issued from the
Recorders office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

MUNICIPAL COURT. The regular
monthly term OF the Municipal Court
will commence this afternoon at TWO
O'Clock, In the chamber OF the Second
Branch Of the City Council.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

SILVER WARE, &c.-oxtoby & Duff
field have received a fine lot Of solid
silver ware,table, dessert and teaspoons,
butter knives, &c. Also full line OF
watches, clocks, iewelrY, spectacles, DC,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

FRosT.-The roofs and fences In the
city, yesterday morning, were covered
with frost-the first Of the season.
Coming at 80 late a date, no damage
was done to vegetation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

ALL READT,-Brown Il HIgEIns have
completed their sky.light, and are now
prepared 10 make sittIngs again,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

LADIES can find a complete assert:
ment Of Millinery Goods, Trimmings,
and Fancy Notions, at George W.
Eckhart's New Store, No. 151 Main
street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

WE haye seen nothing prettier than
the "rustic groups" made at Par
tridge's. His rural scenery Is charming
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

YIN. @. A.-The regular meeting Of
the Young Mems Christian Association
will be held this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

ALL those wishinga nice sett Of Furs.
will do well to call at the New Fur
Store No. q Main street, ....
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READ AGAIN.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF MERCU.
RIAL DISEASE,

condition when I called upon Won. WSs
cores all over, literally covered with nasty
black BcabS, and 20 pained In my iointS AZ
night, that sleep or rest was utterly limos.
sible. My constitution seemed entirely
broken down, and l was almost In DESPAIR
sicIans, and used numerous preRaTati0nH
purpoting 10 be romedies, Without Inc
least sign OF success, But am now hnnpy
10 say, that after using those I'VE bottles 81
your SarSaparilla and Dandelion, and only
Two boxes OF the Pills l became perfectly
boat, and feel az this time a. stout a. ever /
did In my life. Please accept my thanks,
and believe me ever yours.
To DR.. BREHTLINGKR,