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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-23

En- RoUTE.- Gen. James Dngan. arrived
from Jackson by yesterdays afternoon
train. He Is en- route for Washington, Issa-
uuena, Sunflower and Yazoo, which coun-
ties he ststumps" in favor of the Dent-Jef-
ford's ticket---V icksburg Times.
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win be held in this city from 18th to 3Oth
october, inclusive, The Premium List,
Rules, Regulations, etc, now ready in pam
phlet form, will be sent to any address on
snnIieation TO this office.
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Masonic Aid for the Orphans
Home.

The Grand Secretary hereby acknowl-
edges the receipt of the following sums in
response to a recent appeal to the Lodges
from the NJ. w. Grand Master:
Utica Lodge No. 9s, Kinds county, $50 90
Oak Grove Lodge, No. 293, Marshall
county, .......... .......-..,.. 266 Is
The latter being the largest cash contribu-
ton yet made, SO far as known, by any one
Lodge. j. l.. POW Err,
Jackson, Sept. %, 1869. Grand Secretary,
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We learn from the Fayette Chronicle that
the citizens of jefferson county are to meet
in that town, on the 2Sth inst, to ratify the
recent National Union Republican nomina-
tiOnS.
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ssHow doth the little busy bee, etc.
We are reminded of this favorite juvenile
cOuplet in noticing the wonderful energy,
industry, and ingenuity of the parties who
are pushing the sale Of the great disinfec-
tant discovery PRoF. DARBr's PRoPHYLAc-
TIC FLUID. They are doing good work
for themselves we trust, as we are sure they
are Offering boon &c the suffering public.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-23

From 1st to 22nd inst, there were 500
bales of new cotton shipped from Crystal
Springs
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From the Canton Mail.
The Conservative Republicans have
thrown their banner to the breeze, and en-
tered upon the campaign with judiciously
selected ticket. They could not have ar
ranged more wisely, for bringing together
all who are opposed to the Bitter-Enders. in
a warm, earnest support. Differences that
prevailed will be adjusted; those who have
strayed from the right path will be brought
hack: the lines win be drawn up in solid
column, and now with one prolonged, wlid
cheer of enthusiasm, they will pass on to
victory.
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A correspondent writes :

Tarbell's record is a terrible thing. An
old and leading colored man at Raleigh, af-
ter bearing Smiths speech said he would
not vote for such man or his party.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-23

Read Capt. Bustamente's card with
reference to the Brooks Cotton Press.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-23

Do YOU suffer from Dyspepsia, Want Of
AaDette, FlqtuleHee, Ger Use Bucks BIT-
TIERS.
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0NE FINE CARRIAGE;
" One two horse Spring Wagon;
One Buggy. all new; Also, one Billiard
besides, Dry Goods, Clothing, Hardware,
&c, &c.
We have also several tracts OF land and a
family residence for sale
We also keep Pianos, Orleans. Melodeons,
Victims. Flutes, Flies, DC. all from the best
manufactures in this country.
We solicit consignments OF all kinds of
merchandise. tB- highest market price
paid for Hides, Wool. Feathers. &c.
BOYD 81 BLOOM,
Auction & CONFUSION Merchants.
Jy 10 WHY
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By an oversight the outside Of this
weeks paper is dated Sept. 23d-it should
he Sept. Goth.
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RECERPCS

" Subscription to Clarion for Week end
ing. Sent. %. 1869.
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The Wonderful Family Medicine

Letter from the surgeon General OF the late
Confederate States.
RICHMOND, Va Jan'y II, 1869.
MEssRs. john DARBY & Co..
l60 William St., N. Y.
GENTS Il have received your letter Of the
18th of December, 1866, calling my attention
to your (Darby's Prophylactic) Fluid.
Imost cheerfully state that the Fluid was
furnished TO, and extensively used by the
Surgeons In charge of General Hospitals in
the Confederate Service with great benefit
to the patients-all the surgeons making a
a favorable report-a great deal of it was
used in the hospitals.
Very respectfully. your ob't serv't
SAMUEL PRESTON MOORE
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From the Ripley Advertiser.
We do not hesitate in recommending the
ticket to the enthusiastic support of our
people.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-23

What is the cheapest and best Tonic :
ROCKS BrrTERs. Try it.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-23

GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT-Mr. ).
n Theilgaard, OF Enterprise, Miss is an
/ cent for THE CLARION In all cities North
nd South that he may visit.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-23

H. w. SOHN~' PATEvr
Asbestos EIIuIINs

u the most reliable suhatltute Tor Tia and oth-
eT expensive kinds Of Roofing; 10 mannfastu-
red IA rolls ready for use, and 20 adapted f8r
steep or Fat roof, Ia al climates.
ASBESTOS ROOF COATING. made Of tho
indestructiblo hbroua mineral Arbeeior ~
Tin, Canvass Felt Single and Honrd Hr,fr
ASBESTOS CEMENT. n a fbronr a,sferi.l
prepared ready for use, Tor repairing loaky
Roofs, and is needed on IA "a sii rooN
throughout the Country.
Descriptive Circulars, prices kc.. cent FREE.
I'll. ". JOHNS,
20 william street, New York
Established Ga 1883. Exclusive sale win b.
given TO reliable parties sepowar
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The following il an extract from a private
Letter written by the ProprietOEs Of the
Plantation Bitters:
I'VE had no conception Of the widespread
suffering which exists or Of the almost i'm
falIfhle cures produced By the PLANTATION
BITTERa, when we first commenced offering
them for sale. We now dnd that every house
itated aged member, who needs this Tome.
Our Laboratory has grown from . single
room to an immense building, and our sales
from few bottles to many hundred dozens
per day. and we are glad TO know that they
have done you 80 much good.
MAGNoLrA WATKR--Superior to the best
imported German Cologne. and sold at half
the price.
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oDe F1fty-ceut Bottle Of RADwAY's READY RE
LIEF will do more service and mere complaints
that are daily occurring in every family than SIS ex
pended IN prescriptions and drugs.
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H.HMNmWHAHE MW
rN4HK snhser|tcr has forcbaetd tts entire in-
N l4ftaI of Canl. 81 HilIrf. in E1EH... House
~ ,.Inlr.r fIr,rrIf ~ biz frirnfa nna fIr rnh-
liz dat r. Will spare no pains % I.Hacr
w8fthy 81 lin tiine-hamotta meme
I'm fIm mrrmmMNmantn end aNpaimfMeH'A Nf Al
SAFE ~ Saying That tha Omlt How're ia not aalr
passed ~ any hotei in lhe uerll.
JIlsUN y. JOHN son,
seplewlm Manager.
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From the Goodman Star.

from the 0OOoinan StdI,
The ticket we think a good one, ard all
the energies of the Star shall be exerted in
its behalf,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-23

MI On III dOUb
An ''s''as -. s1ss,'ss. - ~ rcFsnr "a FAN
RADwAr's READY RKLrEr
- a GUzE ~oR zvEnx RArar.
Y. was 4hs hr.s. ana .. the emily Pxrs ErmEDr.
ssy Ias 'ss BED ers EsHs
ghethrr q tbs Luhgs. Stom.eh, Bowcls or other
elAnds and ozsHns, ~ one appIicasles,
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY nfNrrrs
No MATER he's soirnf or errruciatInr an. mir a..
Bed ridden. Anhrm. Crippled. Rheunanfic k~rvou~
AeurAigfes or pF0strnted with disease may eagf~r
RAILWAYS READY REr.HrEs
Win. in from oSR 20 TWENTY MINUTES. afO-s -,
apd oousvts and this mecfns, rapid In sot,rr 100
can - purrhAsed for 50 cents per boss a. nosf srr
aruegists and eountry msrrhants store this conti
hnbitatinn In the Cnited States.
MILLIONS who have used KADwANrS READY RF.
LikE Tor % know that ONE flty cent bffI. al
intei In one gallon o. proof spirits will better
egnal in quantity 70 q.
LA Bottles Of the Sizes Of those Lotions
that are sold at IS cents.
And the public sho1Id knaw that All these IosIsns
LEE II those rho suffering Pain-ne mat
ter what the may be- By name A called
u external, apply the Railways Ready Relief 10 the
OF the body where the pain Is prsent II INTER
40 DROPS DILUTED IN WATER.
As drink whether Cramps. spasma inflammation
Congestion, AsiAtic Cholera, Chs Fever the most
violent, e1erueiatng, and torturing pains viii Be
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
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Hon. Louis Dent. Gen. R0bt. Lowry, and |
Mr.. Thomas Sinclair. nominees of the Ma |
tional Union Republican Party. will address |
the People of Mississippi at the following |
times aud places:
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ENTIRE bA1I6FAC1IOM
The perfect operation Of every
RTER OAK STOVE
SOLD rs
FULLY GUARANTEED,
And wherever known
They stand Umrivn1lod -
For Economy,
FOr Durability.
And Convenience,
For Simplicity Of Management,
And for Cleanliness In Cooking
THEY ARE HOME INSTITUTIONS
Manufactured In the West,
And adapted 10 the wants on
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN PEOPLE.
Surely no good house-kesper can afford 10
be without one.
For Price List, address,
Excelsior Manufacturing Company
GR9 and GHa N. Main street.
ST. LOUIS, NO.
Sold by O'rrO STEIN, AgouL
sep9w6m
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THE NOMINEES AND THE CAN.
VASS.

7. S. FoRD, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-18
TIE Great Tragedlan OF the day, at
Washington Hall this day and evening.

THE PEAK FAMILY BELL INasRs.-
Our citizens are soon to be favored by a
visit from this celebrated troupe. The
Peak Family are among our earliest
recolleotions OF concertlsts, and most Of
our readers will rememb Der each indl-
Vtdual member as possessed with a
musical talent which at that day was
little less than marvellous, and to say
that they have advanced with the times
10 to do them but justice, until now
they stand at the very head and front
Of musical organizations, endorsed by
The severest critics Of the United States.
The music OF the bells under their skill.
full mAnipuIations is ne plus ultrG OF ex-
quistte harmony. The effect is most
pleasing. Each strain as It ripples In
little tintinabulatlons Of silvery sweet
ness seems to penetrate to the inner.
most recesses Of the soul, until one q
whole being Ia bathed In 4 perfect flood
OF pure enjoyment. Their tones still
linger in our memory, and happy
thoughts fill up the Interstices. Joyous
anticipation awaits the coming Of the
beautiful bells.' See advertisement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-18


BERGER FAMILY.-Thls celebrated
family Of Swiss bell ringers will give
two entertainments In Washington
Hall next week. An announcement to
that effect will be found In another col.
umn. The Bergers visited our city
last season In conneston with the Peak
family, but have now organized o
troupe OF the lrown. We notice that
they have with them that inlmItable
humorlst, Sol Smith Russell. Sol has
many warm friends here who will be
gratitied 10 greet him In his new quar-
ters. The press, wherever the Bergers
have given entertainments, speak In
the highest terms Of their perform .
ances. We would say to all who wish
TO bear the delicious music Of the silver
bells, to be on hand next Wednesday
and Thursday evenings.
We cannot but congratulate our
people on the fact that they are to en-.
Joy perfect avalanche Of bell music
Within the next week. Out OF four
troupes OF bell ringers In the United
States, three Of them will give enter
tatnments here In the coming eight
days. Go and hear them all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-18

A HALE OLD GENTLEMAN.-Ther Is
an old gentleman named Jonathan AL
ltson, living on farm In Hancock
county, who was born on the 18th day
ofJune, l77G, twenty days before the
Declaration Of Independence. He Is
stouter and more active than most men
at fifty years OF age. In his ninety
second year he was elected Assessor OF
his township, and performed the duties
OF that Office faithfully. Longevity
seems 10 be family complaint. His
father was buried on his hundredth
birthday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-18

RIVER NRws.-Durlng the twenty
four hours preceding last evening, the
river at this point receded one Inch, the
marks indicating four feet four inches
In the channel.
The Express did not reach here until
half past three yesterday afternoon.
She left for Parkersburg on her return
after lying here an hour or two.
Yesterdays Cincinnati papers say:
Business only moderate, and several
boats laid over iii to-day. partly on
account Of Indictment weather,
The river rose two inches here yes
terday. AT r. M. according 10 the
metal marks at the Water Works, there
were i've feet seven inches water in the
channel. There are four feet to Louis.
Vile, and the same up to Big Sandy.
The 4. Il. Hudson came In from
Wheeling with good trip.
Capt. John K. Booth, In anticipation
OF a rise, will start the Liberty No, 4
with one barge, TO Wheeling to-day,
where abe will load for New Orleans.
She will take an additional barge from
Cincinnati.
The R. R. Hudson left for Wheeling
last evening with splendid trip.
Capt. Anawalt contemplRtes starting
for Pittsburgh to-day, with the wild
Duck and barRes, en- route from ST,
Louis to Pittsburgh.
Our dispatches Of last night, In con.
nection with the weather here yester.
day, warrant US In predicting a coal
BOAT rise. II may not be Inappropriate,
also az this time, To mark out the
packet business Of Cincinnati for the
coming season. To Pittsburgh we will
certainly have three weekly packets,
and possibly fve-the st. Charles,
Grey Eagle, ]. N. Mccullough, st,
Marys, and Major Anderson, To
Wheeling We will have the K, r. Hud.
son every Tuesday. -.
The supply OF coal on hand at Mem.
phls IL estimated at 1892 900 bushels,
Ihere IS an enterprising genius on
White River, near Petersburg, Pike
County, Indiana, named Sours, who
has a steamboat nearly completed. The
length OF the craft Is los feet by 20 feet
beam. He designs to run the boat on
White River. MIR. Sours has been ut
WV Ou Lu0 DOdbtuuu
has done all the work himself. Even
to the engine, he made nearly every
part on blacksmith's forge. Mr..
sours certainly deserves 10 succeed, and
we hope he may. -.
The Carrie v. Kountz ia something
unique In the way OF steamboat. The
hull Is 100 feet on deck; l75 feet keel;
beam, a. feet; hold, five feet. The hull
10 bullt In water-tight apartments,
after the manner Of ocean steamers.
The boat will be a curiosity IN her way,
nnd will have but one smoke pipe, in
the centre OF the boat, The boilers and
engines will all be on the afterpart OF
the boat, giving her an Immense FORE
castle for handling freight. She will
have three boilers and Hartupee's low.
pressure engines,
The New Orleans Bulletin SAYS that
Red River is so low that agents now
say "two card rates to Shreveport"
t0ithout blinking. ~.
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the said Fire Department.. Any person
violating any OF tue provisions OF this
section bhall forfeit and pay to thu city
fine Of mot less than one nor more than
twenty dollars.
SEQ. 10. BE IL further ordained, That
before entering upon the duties OF their
office, and within ten days after theIr
election, the Chief and Assistant Mar
ahals shall each take the oaths or afIilr.
nations required by the charter OF the
City, before the Mayor or presiding OH.
Ger OF the Second Branch OF CounciIt and
shall, moreover, give bond to the said
city with one or more securities 10 be
approved by Council, 1.-The Chief Mar.
shal In the penal sum Of $1,000, and
each assistant In the penal sum OF $500,
conditioned 40 follows: THE condition
OF the above obligation Is such, that
whereas the above bound-Was on
the-day oi-duly elected 10 the
office of-MarshRl OF the Fire Depart
ment OF the city OF Wheeling for the
current term OF said office, now II the
said-shall In all things diligently,
honestly and faithfully discharge the
duties OF his said Office, and shall OBJ
serve all and every provision OF any
and all ordinances ofihe city OF Wheel.
Ing 10 relation 10 the Fire Department
OF said city, and all rules and reRula.
tiona OF the said Fire Department, and
shall further we'll and truly account
for and pay over unto the said city all
moneys which shall come into his
hands by virtue Of his said office, then
shall the foregoing obligation be void;
otherwise 70 be and remain In full
force and virtue.
SEQ. II. Be IL further ordained, That
II any person shall raise q false alarm
OF IRE, be shall forfeit and pay To the
city fine OF not less than five nor
more than twenty dollars.
SEQ. IL. BE 1t further ordained, That
1t shall be unlawful for any person not
q member OF the Fire Department OF
the city OF Wheeling, to ring any bell
In any house belonging 10 said Fire De.
partment Any person violating the
provision OF this section shall forfeit
and pay 10 the city fine OF not less
than one nor more than five dollars.
SEQ. 10. Be il further ordained, That
all ordinances or parts OF ordinances
In conflict with any OF the provisions
OF this ordinance shall be and are here
by repealed.
SEQ. 20. De IL further ordained, That
this ordinance shall be In force from
and after liz passage.
. Amended In Second Branch by 500
I" i6Il'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-18

RELIABLE WATCHEs.-oxtoby & Dui.
field, Jewellers, 1O4 Market street, below
Mcclure House, have been constituted
agents for the Waltham and EIgin
watches, and are running magnIfl.
cent watch OF their own Importation
just the thing for those who desire q
cheap, reliable tIme-piece. Every
watch guaranteed. Also 4 fine assort-
ment OF clocks, Jewelry, silver ware,
gold pens, spectacles, &c. See adyer-
tisement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-18

TIE ALDAUaHs.-It Ia rarely we
have seen such per Torrance Of Mac
beth as that which was given at the
olympic last evening. The Lady Mac
beth Of Mrs. Albaugh was q hlstrlonlc
triumph, original In conception and
powerful In rendition. For time she
seemed 10 have lost herself, and was
indeed the terrible woman that Shaks-
peare intended his Lady Macbeth 10 be.
Alter having read the letter she ex.
claims, Come, all you spirits that tend
on mortal thoughts ETC., etc., her attl-
tude, her reading, her whole manner
and bearing until the entrance OF Mac.
beth was sublime. The murder scene
was the best that we have ever seen
the excited, frightened, half.repeptant
manner and deep pathos Of Mr.. Albaugh
contrasted strongly with the bold deter.
mined acting Of his wife. II was said
OF Bellerton that he changed color upon
seeing the Ghost OF bis father In Ham.
let. We could well say the same OF Mr..
Albaugh. His CONSERVATION upon see.
Ing the Ghost OF Banqno had something
In Il almost unreal and seemed to Im-
part TO his audience his own fear. The
sleeping scene Of Lady Macbeth was In
excellent keeping with her determined
acting In the earlier parts OF the play.
When Macbeth received the fatal
tldlngs OF Blrnane moving towards
Dunslnane, his rage and fear for q
moment struggled for the mastery; at
length throwing his truncheon &C the
head OF the officer, and SELLING him al
most ut the same moment with such an
earnestness that those about him felt 40
II he were indeed about to visit ven
Reance on them all. Take the perform.
ance OF Macbeth and Lady Macbeth OF
last evening throughout, we must say
with candOr that we have never seen
better. Tonight Mr.. AlbAugh will ap-
pear NJ MaCbeth,-St. louis Journal,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-18

THR WEATHER, YEsTERDAY.-We
doubt II that celebrated individual,
1.-THE Oldest inhabltant," remembers
having seen more clustering day In
this city than yesterday. All day a
cold wind swept through The streets,
making sign boards creak and pedes.
trianism any thing but pleasant. We
have not heard Of any damage done in
the city by the wind, but we were told
that two houses up In the Short Creek
region were Frustrated. Our inform
ant could give US none OF the particu.
lars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-18

]. o. o. F.-NEw LODGE IN HAM
COCK CouNTY.-on Tuesday evening a
new Lodge was Instituted at New Gum.
berland, by Thomas g. Steele, Grand
Secretary. Many waiting Brothers
were present from Hancock Lodge,
Falrvlew, and from Wellsvllls, Ohio.
After the institution and organization
OF the Lodge, eight new members were
Initiated, and more applications fol
membership received. The following
officers were elected and installed B,
J. Campbell, N, G.; VIM. Chapman, v,
g.; O. W. Smith, Secretary; W. G,
Bonsell, Treasurer, and B. J. Smith,
Chaplain. The Lodge Is named Stellar
Lodge No. AZ. After the ceremonies
were concluded good supper was pro.
vldsd for the visitors, and all were well
pleased with the whole proceedings,
supper included.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-18

BOARD OF EDUCATIoN.-Last evening
was the time for holding the regular
monthly meeting OF the Board OF Edu-
cation. The following members as
ssmbled pretty promptly: Messrs.
Blckelr Boring, Oarnahan, Ewing,
HutchIsson, Lancaster, Launder, Phil.
lips and Stewart-one less than quo.
rum. After waiting for more than an
hour nothing was left them but 10 adj
Iourn and go home. An attempt will
be made to hold meeting tomorrow
evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-18

Commemorative were 10 error In
stating ycb.vnl"y morning, that the
motion 10 nou.concur In the Second
Branch Of the Council with the action
OF the First on the resolution declaring
that not more than two dollars and
htty cents per day would be paid labor.
ers In the water works, did not prevail,
It was passed by majority Of one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-18

VALUABLE AND CONVENIENT
"Browns Bronchial Troches" are wide.
~ known rs an admirable remedy for
Bronchitis, uoarseness, Coughs, and
other troubles Of the Throat and Lungs.
They are Of great value for the purposes
for which they are designed, while they
are usually and pleasantly eHicacious,
they contain no hurtful Ingredients,
but may at all times be used with per-
feet Bsfety.-BoSton Recorder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-18

OYSTERS AND FIsH.-McKss, No. n,
Main Street, Centre Wheeling, near
Reed & Krah's drug store. received
yesterday large stock Of MAltby's eel.
ebrated oysters, and q full supply OF
delicious lake fiSh. The former he will
dispose Of by the quart or pint. There
Is nothing better In the market. Go
early this morning and secure what
you want. f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-18

OYSTER SUPPER AND TAnLRAux. -.
The Judson class will give an Oyster
Supper on Friday night, and q series
OF Tableaux on Saturday night. at
their old church on Clay street, for the
benefit Of the Baptist Sunday School.
The public are invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-18

ACCIDENT AT WASHINGTON MILLS
We mentioned In yesterday mornings
paper. that one Of the cog wheels In
the Washington Mills broke the day
previous, stopping the works. We have
since learned that a single cog only was
broken, and operations would be re-
sumed In a dayor two.