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The marietta Register saws !;

The golden wedding of Edwin Bur-
Iingame and wife (Jane Evsns) was
celebrated at their residence in Put
nam, Friday evening, 18th inst. Mr..
BurIingame was born at Marietta,
Nov. 81, 1886, and consequently, is
now in his 73d year; and Mrs. Bur-
lingame was born at Gibralter, Sept.
20. 1898. Our files show that they
were married here on March II, 1919.
They went to Muskingum county in
1929.
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Youths Department.
Geological Enigma.

I am composed Of 80 letters.
Ny &c 20 81 81 81 40 is an animal Of the order
EdputatA.
NV II 80 25 a &c I3 10 is an animal Of the order
RTmuanta,
My % 6 10 q Sc IL 81 is one of the orders of the
class Mammalia.
My 3S 10 IS D 81 "a s5 is an animal Of the order
Pachydprmata
My % IS 80 50 10 2 is a bird OF ths order Graa-
torres.
MY q 70 26 II "a is a bird of the order Rapacrs
NJ % p % 81 is an animal of the family Digiti-
gTHda
Ny 32 u 5 81 is animal Of the order Csrnivora.
My 81 % 33 is what birds Of the order GrsllatOrss
do.
My l3 q "a is an animal of the fmiy Pantigrsda
Wy whole is the composition Of the Atmosphere.
Portsmouth, o. II. P A.
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Hoonand's German Tonic

{, combination Of az De iagrSdisHts Of ths Bifs51,
u5iH PURH Santa OTuE Rum, Orange, etc. II IS sSed
for he sane dScaSes tie BerS IA cases t1lSTe Sons
sTe alcoholic Stimulls e required YOI tgtQ bear tR
Esid Hdf fhC5C reuledfes entirely different from
GHy Others ddustiSed for C cure Of The diseases ldHed
GsSs being Sciee grepdTat0HS Of HedicRdl eITGctS,
o1hi5e De others are GCTe dscOctiOHS Of IN
form Tie TONIC e decidedly one Of GaC atOS plea
oaHf and agreeable remedies offered to tG public
f t1fle q e1qiSte 6 pleasure 20 tGe u tg5le ttl
ffsgiUiaq, CshiGrdfHQ, and medicinal qIditieS Aas
C,iSsd q o D kHOlga az DC greatest Of az toEioE
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THERE is tendency amonga pOr'
ton Of the Kentucky Presbyterians
who separated from the Old School
General Assembly on account Of the
resolutions of that body on the subject
Of slavery and loyalty, to return to
the old fold.
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WOMEN IN OFFICIAL West Concord,
n. H., Mrs. William Brown, and Mrs.
Chandler Eastman were lately elected mem
bers of the School Committee, a Board of
five.
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s5sr knos, and u0iR cure al dfssassi rssiag from
bad blood Keep vgarD1 blood pure; ksep your
Lioer IN order; keep your digestive organs
4 Z sound HeaLfv n condition. by tbs tIJs
q Giess remedies and no dtSedst tOt4
eUeT aSsafl you The best IN he country Teeo5neHa
them. II ysaTg Of honeH reputation 60 for GHythtF5
VOu 1ES " RisSe preparations.
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Answer to Enigma In last weeks News: Reliance
on the goodness Of God.
Answer to Blacksmith problem in last weeks News
The pieces weighed l. g. O. q lbs for in Geometri-
cal series preceding triple ratio each term is one
more than twice the of all the preceding, and the
above series might proceed to any extent. In using
the weights they must be put one or both scales,
as may he necessary: As, for example, to weigh
lbs put lb in one scale and lbs. in the other.
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It is said there Is an officer in the
British army who has drawn half-pay
for fifty years, but has never yet worn
his uniform or joined his regiment.
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Fags - ~ 1scuu 80. -.,~0s 70 HooJdHd1g GsBsGA
Biusz sr 1Vs5te IN tnuzSz cases Of Debility.
Ehev impart a tone n q aad vio0r 70 lsc iUholG
GysteH, strenQtheR he appetiis cause
an e1jofrBlenf oT theu food enable gis Eo-
mach 70 digest t. purify the blood give good round,
Reatby complexion eradicate C yel00 tt0e from 1s
cs impair bloom 70 he cheeks and ehags he patient
from Ih0Tt-5TCathed cmdciated igsdk, d1d HeTUots
tEVdlid, to ftl faced FtOla, G,sd vigorous persOH
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Httterg or
Tonic In fact, they are Family Medt-
elnes. They can be administered with
perfect safety TO q child three months
Ofnlnetys
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Silver Cup Pre- bIem.

la dy has two silver cups, aud only one cover for
both Tn, first cup weighs OF. The first cup and
cover weigh times much as the second Clpi and
the second cup and cover times much - the hr-t
cup what the weight Of the second cup and ut The
cover? CLODHOPPER.
Highland, o.
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When ought a man to be best ac-
quainted with his own actions? When
he's beside himself.
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Bible promises are like the beams of
the sun, which shine as freely in at the
window of the poor mans cottage as
at the rich mans palace,
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IRON HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
IRON REV. JOSEPH H. KENEAED, ID,

Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia-
DR- JLOEsoE-DELR SIR:-l hd0s been frequently
Tegsrsd 70 eoRnsct nv name tUiA recommendations o
different kinds of medicinal but regarding e pTdcttes
s ont of v appropriate sphere hare n al cases de-
oliRcd b tg5 clear proof IN uarfOEs instances, and
particularly my family, Of tie EsefnCss Of Dr.
H00fdnds German BiteTJ, depart once from Tlg
usual eOtS 10 CzprcSs my Ju e0DettoH that for gem
Complaint, Il is - EIsafs and valuable
prep r sfion. IN A s0mc cases Il may
Jdi1; ~ Usually, I doubt not, Il tgtu
Be ueTV BeaefeiGlulI to those i0ho suffer
NFol &c GbOUS Causes ToiT5, VsTy respectfully,
j. q. KENNARD,
Eiqhth, bsl0g Coates sired.
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Never take for your friend the hus-
band who lives unhappily with his
wife,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-04-15

Beautiful extract - A handsome
young lady just helped out of mud
hole.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-04-15

Another new reading - Man pro-
poses, but woman accepts,
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APRIL,

Nov the golden morn aIoft
Waves her dew-bespsngled wing,
With vermeil check, and whisper soft,
She woos the tardy Spring;
Till April starts and calls aFeuRd
The sleeping fragrance from the ground
And lightly Ger the living scene
scntters his freshest, tenderest green.
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(26 Poetry.
CONSEQUENCES.


Tho Time drops moments from his wings,
And we in ages find them,
We think what little things
Bring greater things behind them.
Some little speech or little act,
Thought, witty or delightful,
Leads afterwards to what, in fact,
Are consequences frightful.
At joke or laugh, a Sigh or grosn,
Administered unduly,
Friendships you thOught secpre have flown,
And cen Loves flame burat bluely.
Some unintestiOnal neglect
The oldest bUnds may sever;
Yet we, apparently expect
Such consequences never.
very little weakness too
May grow to great dimensions,
If frequently allowed by you
To influence infeRtions.
Her thread around you Fate will ipin
So gently that your senses
Scarce heed your acts, till you begin
To feel their consequences
'Tis true, as I have said above,
That, lawful or unlawful,
Snail things will lead, like Hate and Love,
To consequences awfus.
Life gives you this experience,
With face, or form, or carriage,
You fall in love-good-by to seuse
The consequence is-MARRIAsEl
A LITTLE NONSENSE.
'She saw him en- VelOcipede
A kiting up the road,
And pitty.pht and pitty-pat
Her little heartfelt COED.
And soft she sobbered to herself
Though fast his PAGES be,
He cannot dust so quick but what
Ny hesi keeps up with thee.
80, viva Ia belle VelOcipede
Which digs along the street;
But that which do chiefly Vive
Is he who does the feat
I cannot help Flowing him,
Nor he help loving me,
Velocipedestriuation is
thing that has to be.
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Answer to Enigmas In News Of April l 10 l. Speak
the truth at all times. No 2. Anna Houp and JaAe
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CAUTION.

HogGaHd7s German Remediss are eoHnteTfetsd Ths
Fs8ti8c have Gis signature Of O. M Jackson On
ie front Of C olside syTdVDsT Of each bOale, aud ts
HeH,s Of 1e article bJ0gN each bois. Al 0isTg ere
soUafs5sA
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Hollands German Bittsrs

a entirely vegetable, and contains ne
WouOrs It - 3 compound OF Fluid ELs
tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and BaFkB
rom which 1heGe extracts are made
fF9 fFi ,Egs gs'hsFsSsi %cSi einai iG'TTP9Ry; TPr91!y:
are extracted from them By
q Bcfemtl 6c ~ chemist. HI esG
extracts are then Forwarded to this
country % be used expressly for the
unnufleture Oftheee E3atterB. There IL
no alcoholic substance OfanY kind used
in compromising the BitteFBs hence tt IL
the only BitterG that can be used In
cases where alcoholic gtimuIRnts are
net nGViS8bles
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Vol. 82-NO. 5I.]
NAIL sUBsoRIBBRs.

~ Payment invariably in advance. No paper sent
By mail longer than the time paid for. ~
An extra copy will be sent gratis, for every elu1
of TIN subscribers at the above rates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-09

NalI'5 CHICAGO, Dec.
FLoUR-Dull; prices favor buyers;
demand principally for small lots OF
spring extras, for which sales ranged
from IS IS TO S. 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull, and 1aIHc
lower; sales at S9A90c for No, /; So 1a
S71<c Tor No. 2; closing dull at SO for
latter for future delivery; prices also
easier; S61faS7sSc, seller month; SSka
$40, buyer do; 67xaS7 1<c, seller last
do, and 8SEa6SI Ifo, seller January; dur.
Ing the afternoon the market was dull
at SIC, seller December, and S8kc, seller
January. Corn-Weak, and 4a4<o
lower; No. 2 closing ut 73c; spectators
are principal operators; sales at 721fR
76c for future delivery; sales were a
721za74kc, seller month; 73a749<c, seller
last half December; 74ha749<o, seller
January. OatR-Quiet, and slightly
lower; 40ha4lo for No. 2, optional; trad.
ng was at 40Ifa40Nc, seller month; Ala
41lHc, seller January, Rye-Demand
light; prices nominal; 10 for No. 1, and
75a76c for No. 2; closing dull at 74c.
Barley-Dull and nominal: SOa8SO for
No. q
DREssED Hoas-Actlve and 25c high
or; $l2 26alS 90 for lots dlViding on 200
pounds. So.
CATTLR-Steady; s 75a4 s5 for fair to
good COWS; IS 00A6 80 for fair to medI.
umi - l21<a6 90 for good shipping
steers. .......,.
Hods-Flrmer under active packing
and shipping demand: 20 25a9 G5 tor
common; $40 00a10 10 for fair 10 medi,
um; SO 26Al0 S5 for good 10 choice.
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COAAERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
wheeling Wholesale Market.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, |
DhNamhae & 1880.

GRAIN-Dull and unchanged; offer
ings light. WheRt-We quote while at
81 15al 25; red 81 GOAL 10. Corn-old G5
a70c; new ear in fair demand Of Coo.
Rye-8Oc. Oats-4Oc. Barlsy-Sprlng
sOcaSl 90; Fall SI15.
FLouR-Unohanged and steady. We
quote fancy at 1915; red wheat family
S5 .6Oa6 IS. Rye Flour-S62 25. Buck.
wheat Flour-4kc per pohnd.
Edds-3OAS5c per doz.
BUTTER-Dull at25aSOu for choice roll.
PRovIsIoNs-Nsw Meas Pork $50 per
barrel. New Lard lS1IaI9c In tIeroes;
1910 in kegs.
POULTRY DRESSED Turkeys l2c;
Ducka l2c; Chickens 90, and Geese Go
per pound.
PoTAToEs-50c per bushel.
APPLEs-Green, per bbl., 81 25a2 90;
dried Go per pound,
GRooRRIEs-Steady; fair TO prime Rio
Coffee 2OA24c; New Orleans Sugar l41Ia
l51c; Porto Rico 131<a141fc; Cuba 1875
lSHc; A Coffee 16Ifc; B do. 1GKc; O do.
ltic, and crushed 17Kc, Baltimore Syr-
up G5a7Oc; New York Syrup sOca2l 90;
Choice Drips 81 10.
Sour BEANs-S2 75a3 90 per bushel.
GINsENa-7Oc per III.
FEATHERs-75asOc for 1.-Two geese.
RAas-40 per pound. '......
SERDs-Nomlnal but held for an ad-
vance; flax seed In good demand at
$2 90. Timothy and clover seed at 81 90
for timothy and 50 90 for clover.
HAY-Baled $40 per ton; loose &l4 90
ais 90. -..'.
Ons-Lard oil-Extra 81 co. Carbon
oll-s5c; no charge for package; or 800
aud charge for package.
Observation-Disclosures unchanged;
Navy GSa62c; dark 1Os and rs GsA72c;
bright lOs and Is 7OaS0c.
BROoMs-S4 90, 4 6Oa5 90 per dozen.
CANDLEs-StAr 22a25c; city mould loo.
CHERsE-Western Reserve 1Oa2Oc ;
Goshen 2lc.
soAP-FamIly exc; German s]1c ;
Eastern lOalSc. E ,.gr,r. ..l..a
SHOT AND LEAD-Bax Lead l2c per
pound. Shot IS 25 per bag.
soDA-GHA7c in kegs; % In papers.
sTARoH-Saskc; Malzens l2a14c.
sALT-DAiry % 60; Ohio River g 80;
Muskingum g 25 per bbl.
sNUFF-7Sa76C; do. In boxes Of slx
dozen, IS so.
TRA-Gunpowder 81 Goal IS; Young
Hyson 81 S0al co; Black Slal 10.
IRON AND NAILs-Common bar slzes,
SXa41; horse shoe 5>f heavy bands 4 4
a61li hoop and light band 5a1O; round
and square S2la791; oval 411<a6, half oval
and half round 4Ha5K. Horse Shoes,
Eastern 81 25a7 rs per keg; Pittsburgh
% 0Oa0 30. Nail rods 9a1Oc. Nails, ,lOd
to Cd 81 60; Sd and. Cd 81 75; Cd to ID
s5 90; i'd and Sd IS 25; Sd 90 90; I'd 81 25;
Sd fine 81 IS; ID fne IS 25. r
GLAss-FIrst quality sx1O 81. 1Oxl2
"a 80; second quality sxlO IS %; lOxl2
$3 50 per box ot6O feet. Discount 10
per cent for caah. g.1s
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SHOCKING STEAMBOAT
DISASTER. 49,.
Tho Wheeling and Parkersburg
Packet Robecoa Lost.
She 10 Wrecked on O Sunken
Barge at ParkerBburg and
Sinks in 0 Minute and
.. 0 Half.
soven Of the Crew Missing.
specIaI 10 tho lntelllponcer.

Special 10 tho lntellIgoncer. sf
PARKERsBuRa, WEST VAIL
Dec. S-1l:l6 p. NJ.
The U. s. Mail Steamer Rebecca, on
her trip from Wheeling, struck a barge
at the piers at this place, about Ii o.
clock p. NJ. last night, and sunk nearly
to tho hurricane deck. She sunk In
about one minute and q half.
She had between 80 and 40 passen-
gers on board at the time. Tho books
are wet, and we can't tell whether any
passengers are lost or not. Several OF
the crew have not been heard from.
Considerable freight was aboard for
this place.
The officers are all safe. There was
an entirely new deck crew aboard; and
as their names had not been taken, II
ls uncertain how many OF them have
been lost. r.s, ..,r
The Rebecca was Insured for sixteen
thousand dollars In the Wheeling Com.
panIes.
four correspondent Is In error here.
The boat was insured In Wheeling
Companies but for s., ,OOO-SS, 900 In the
oAtzsds and $1,000 In the Franklin
ED. INT.l 'r.' Ig..
.H.a LATER.
II has now been asoertRined that
none of the passengers have been lost,
There were seven OF the deck hands
lost, named as follows:
THE LOST.
Sanford Carr, fireman; GeO. II en-
thorn, assistant fireman; D man named
Young, of Wheeling, striker, (trst name
unknown;) John Sanford; Richard
Poole; Mcbride, (6nt name unknOwn)
and another, who was entirely un.
known. gtr'5rr -.
The body Of Poole has been recover
ed. None OF the other bodies have yeI
been found. '.' RYAN.
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Mt. LOUIS.
STRINGENT HEALrH REGULATIONS.

RTRINaENT HEALrH REGULATIONS.
ST. Louis, Dec. s.
The Board of Health has Issued or.
ders requiring all the physicians and
midwlvea In this city and suburbs to
register their names, residence and dI.
plOmas With the Clerk Of the Board;
chat after January 1st no burial permit
be IsAued by the Clerk unless the death
certificate be signed by some person
thus registered, or by the coroner ofticl-
atlng at an investigation. 't,
PROTEST AGAINST THE ExECUTIoN OF
sCHoEPPE.
The German physicians Of this city
hold o meeting tomorrow night 10 re-
monstrate against the hanging OF Dr..
Schoeppe, OF Pennsylvania, the ply
slcian now under sentence Of death for
poisoning his wife. Not his wife, bnt
\ wealthy maiden LADY. Eds.
......i lIoMIOIDR. rygr.s srfL Z
l.. r. Moses. OF SedalIa, Mo-, Deputy
U. S. Marshal. WAS shot and killed In
Camden last Saturday evening. Moses
and Benjamin Ratcllh, Assistant As
SCISSOR, had gone to Camden county 10
arrest Felix Whitworth for Illicit dis
tilling, and while sitting In . house In
the evening the door was suddenly
opened and Moses shot. Whitworth Is
desperate character and is supposed
TO be the murderer.
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a sENsATIoN ron JEHKINs.
a Very shocking wedding In High
LIfe-A Mixing OF Races:

WARRINGTON, Dec. 7.
The long considered, and much talk.
q wedding OF Mr.. Paul Geraud and
mlsS maria Is. Wormley, was consum.
mated Tonight. II will be remember.
gu that the groom ls q Frenchman,
formerly attached TO the Legation here,
and a brolher.in-law OF the Portuguese
Minister. The bride is q handsome
quadroon, q niece OF q celebrated res.
taurater here. The ceremony was per.
formed by Father White, at about 8
O'Clock, In the presence OF hundred or
more persons. mostly coloTed. A
few distinguished guests, however,
were present, including Speaker
ColIax, Dom Platt, General Boyn.
ton, Sidney Andrews, James Rankin
Young, George W. Adams and
George Alfred Townsend. The latter
acted NJ groomsmAn, assisted by Mr..
Co!faX, the colored messenger ut the
Interior Department. The bridesmaids
were Mrs. Keckley, colored, the former
DlodiStC Of Mrs. Lincoln, and who wrote
q book on the inside Scenes at the
White House, and Miss 4lade, q dauRh.
Ter OF the former colored steward at
the White House. The former was ea-
corled by Mr.. Townsend, and Miss
Slade was accompanied by Mr.. Coliax.
The bride was dressed Ia some vapo-
~ material, lace or something OF the
kind, trimmed with white satin. Or
ange blossoms adorned her head, and
she was enveloped In q lace vail,
brought direct from Paris by the groom.
After the ceremony, handsome and
costly collation. was spread, the table
being ornamented with flowers and
wine bottles, Don Platt made very
witty speech, In answer to the toast 70
the BRIDES health, which was drunk
standing.
The couple will remain here until
decision In Geraud's libel case against
the New York Telegraph, when they
will sail for France.
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NEW YoRK, Dec. 8.

NEW YORK, Dec. s.
CoTroN-SteRdy; $50 bales sold at
26Nc for mlddllng uplRndB.
FLouR-Cloaed slightly In buyers'
favor with moderate export and some
trade demand Tor medium and good
common grades.
GRA1N.-Wheat-Heavy and lc low.
or, with limited export demand. Rye
Dull and heavy Ut SlA1 on for western,
oats-Dull and heavy at 621fa6S11Ec for
western, Corn-Dull and heavy ut
u 07al 10 for sound mixed western.
Recommendations and With>
out decided change; mess, January and
February, S32 90. Beef-Steady, with
moderate demand. Out Meats-Quiet
and steady-BRcon-In fair request.
LARD-Bteady ut 1S9<a19c for good to
prime steam.
Edds-Flrm at 38a4lc for fresh and
82a3So for lined western.
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THE FAR WESr.

Alarming Indian War In wyoming
Accident ia n Colorado Nine. '
CHICAGO, Dec. s.
A letter from Laramie dated Decem.
ber 4th, says the Indian troubles In
Wyoming are quite alarming. A band
Of Sioux are rowing through the Terri
tory, robblng and numbering. One
mail party that left Fort Laramie were
driven In by the Indians, and another
that left several days previous had not
been heard from and Il Is feared have
been captured.
A special from Central City, Color>
ado, reports q terrible accident In the
mine by falling timbers, killing three
men instantly, and wounding several
nLhRFR.
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MCCLELLAN &KNOX,

WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
w Merchants 70 our very large assortment
OF Boot9 and Shoes now IN store for Fall
and Winter Trade.
house having been established In 1917 we
can, with truth, assert that our stock for ex-
tent, variety, durability, freedom nom all
irreEulArity, and adaptation to tho wants OF
West virginia and Ohio, 70 not and cannot
be surpassed.
ALL OUR WORK
Ia made and selected mainly with o view 70
BERv1on and REAL vALUB, securing for
Of quality.
MEMS THICK & KIP BOOTS.
Especlal attention Is called 10 our own
make OF mans THICK and KIP BooTs,
They arc made ont Of tho very best Kip up.
per and sole leather; they arc solid double
sole; have our trade mark stamped on the
bottom, and can be confidently relied upon
70 give excellent service and satisfaction 70
the consumer.
THICK BROGANB q RALmORAIS.
Our stock OF BrogAns and Balmorals for
Men, Boys and Youth II Of endless variety;
and our best work will be found 10 be made
ont Of the very best material and In the
most Workman-nke manner.
WOMEA'S MISSES q OnILDREN'B
BALMORAlS.
In the department Of women's, misses and
children9 goods We defy competition.
OF our best work, any size they may want;
thus enabling them 10 flt up and work on
clean their broken stock. This "a an In.
ducement offered by very few dealers, and
vantage by those experienced In retailing
Boots and Shoes.
WANT OF UNIFORMITY, AND How
EPREVEaF IT.
The want OF uniformity in Boots and
Shoes, II II we'll known; equals II not eX-
ceeds that OF any other kind Of mRnufRc-
tufed goods. In ordet 70 protect ourselves
and cuStomerB, we make II rule not to re-
ceiye or place on sale any goods not regular
nIIco nnH IN aSa os esTSeI6 LaSy be 700 low IN
every pair OF Boots and shoes thAt enters
our store Il carefully examined and rejected
unless found correct In size, free from dam.
age and uniform in quality.
GOODS EQUAL TO SAMPLES.
Buyora cannot generally devote the time
necessary 70 examine beyond the samples
shown. By our system OF Examination and
rejection, buyerB arc protected nom receiV-
ing goods Inferior 70 samples. Aside from
the recognized duty OF dealing aG we would
20 dealt W, we regard lt ~ pocuniArlly our
Interest 30 70 pct ~ 70 secure and retain the
confidence OF all who may favor US with
their trade.
LOREHT MARKET PRICES.
AS NIL good merchants will seek ana fnd
the Cheapest HouSeS 70 trade with, We RhAu
bel our goods Ut the very lowest market
rates.
ORD ERB.
All orlem receive the prompt Ald carefu
attention Of one OF our firm,
auR6 MCCLELLAN 4 KNOX.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-09
IMPORTANT DECISION.
a KentucEy Judge besides nm Act Of
Congress UnconstitutIOnaI..
LouIsyILLR. Dec. e.

.... AoulsNlLLhI dec. b.
Judge Hoke, OF Jefferson County
Court, rendered an important decision
to-day In the case OF the Commonwealth
Of Kentucky against the Louisville
City National Bank, on the application
Of the attorneys for the defence TO dis
miss the rule Issued. The suit was In.
atituted to recover tax levied by the
State on Income arislng from United
States bonds held by the bank; and the
decision, which will apply to all banks
holding such bonds, declares the act Of
the Legislature constitutional, and the
act OF Congress forblddIug the tax uu-
constitutional. An appeal will be
made.