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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-07

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-Tht
following is list of the transfers OF
real estate entered in the Recorders
nffice for the week ending Friday
February 4th, 1870:
Robert Marshall and wife to Walter
Marshal, ) p enb-r 30th, le64 piece
II liant III b 81 feet, on west side Il
Obi" river road for 500.
A. b d lion aud wife tn j hn Ritcbe1
Navrmh' T lltb, 1869, for Al acr' an
80 perches of land, joining State limo,
for SELL.
A. b. Caldwell and wife to F ank
Hui, January l5t par o. lot No 81
Locust sr,et, j. CaIdwoll's addition,
Tor 5000.
Bit Eaele and wife to B. Spiedel,
January 10th, one-half interest in lot
Nos. 9 and 10, in square 8, South Wheel,
ing, for $3.50
Frederick Folman and wife to Fred
eric Schnelle, January 29th, lot No. 81,
in j. Cald3ell's addition, for $o25.
George Crnmbacker and wife TO David
Cha neck, February lst, lot No. 3 in
So rare No. 5, in Chnrchill's addition
No. 2, for 500.
David Cuarnock and wife to Charles
o. CharHock and George A Smith, Feb
rnacy I'd, lot No. 3 in square No. 5
Churchill's addition NJ. 2, for $500.
C. ID. Hubbard and wi to Matthias
Neidert, February 1t, for the east bali
of lot No. 262 German street, Centre
Whe, Ing for Sl2O0.
A B. Csldw and wife to Nichols,
Brannan, January 3lst, lot No. A., Pres
top street. CsldwelPs aud tion for $500
Matthias Neidert and wife to Adaloert
Merz, February LIST. one half interest In
lot No. 263, Fifth Ward, for $3.50.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-07

MINISTRIES To-NIGHT.-The far. famed,
6rs class minstrel troupe, known as the
Newcombs, will give two concerts in
Washington Hall, commencing tonight
"Good wine needs no bush," and a good
minstrel troupe needs no ''puff,' aud. a:
is well known to our readers, when We
do not knou that performances meri
to'ious We always say so, aud when We
know it to be cool We freely advise oul
readers to attend. The Newcombs have
always given the most satisfactory con
oerts of any troupe now travelling. w,
have known them. as have our readers
for long time as the best burnt eort
opera troupe in the country. Go ant
see them tonight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-07

INFORMATION WANTED.-B. F. Bsall
former Publisher of the Spirit of Jefer
son, at Char'estown, W. Va, left that
town on the 18th of January TO 60 to
Lincoln, Ncbrsska, TO take charge of the
Nebraska Statesmen, since which time
nothing has been heard of him. He
was in Wheeling on the 18th or IA h of
January, aud told Us be intended going
to Chicago by way of the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne & Chicago railroad. He
left here, if We are not mistaken, on the
afternoon Of the l4th of January. Pa
p;rs along the route probsbl trave ed
by HIM are requested to not ce. Iufor.
nation may be sent to Captain Conant,
of this city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-07

LAUGHLIN ExPRCIoRANT SYRUP
Among The many thi IS required during
this nnnlrasan; winter for personal
HEALTH, COMFORT aud EASE Thu
Syrup stands amrng the fret lt has
been before the public now for 10 years
and has gwen the ost entire sati.tac-
rion. All persons suff-ring frou'
COUGHS, COLDS and HOARSENESS
should not be without it, as 1t will af-
ord spe'ds relief in most diseases of The
rnroit, Guest or Lungs. EOR GROUP
Can bs relied on in extreme cases.
FOR WHoOPlNG COUCH-Iuvariahy
gives sppeiy relief. FOR SORE
fHROAT-K-rp tn. Throat moist W tn
It. VlOLEN I COUGHS-Yield to its
continued nse.
Sud by d uygists generally.
LAUGHLlN, SMITH & CO.,
'Whnle.a'e Druggist,
Min ST, Wheeling.
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q
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-Thl
Court met at 9 o'clock on Saturday, anC
after remaining in session short tins
adjourned to meet at 9 o'clock this
morning.
The following cases are liable to b
called for argument to-day:
Mutual Insurance Company rs
Supervisors of Berkeley, from Berk
elry; J.W. Terrell, ct al, Is j. B. Forney
ct al, from Brooke; Ha 5diey 81 Cary
ps. Luddington & McCIintic, frou
Greenbrier; John 8. Arnold, ceal,S ap'
pellants, rs. Wright Welton, ct al, ap
pellees, from Mineral; Joseph Ochel;ree
ct al, appellants, rs. Nancy c. McClintic
ct al, appellees, from Greenbr:er; Will
liam Patched, appellee, rs. Jacob 81
Kelley, appellant, from Ka 'awha; Par
ker, rs. Ciarksou; Cad veil rs Erskine;
Karnes rs. LIE.
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The CAprroL.-The next Legislati,

The CAPIToL.-The next Legislative
sensation is to be the Capitol question
Already are the rival claimants mar.
s1a Jog their forces, and the way the
different brands Of good old Bourb'
will suffer shortly will be amazing to
temp rauce folks. Capt. C.: W. Smith
John slack, jr., G. Slack and John s.
Bardett represent the int ests OF
Charleston. VINO Parkersburg aud the
other claiming villages will send here
has not yet trsnspireli. Wesuggest that
We have not been interviewed yet on
the capitol guest on, aud it will be
capital idea fer sll tue Capitol capital
ISIS to attend to this part of the qnes
ton before they dip in too deep. Our
hours for receiving proposals for the To-
Cation of the Capitol will be from 10 to
,. Any enc Offering less than two in
suits us.
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GETTING OFF STREET CARs.-Some
people sem utterly regard 'ess of warn
ngs in the matter If getting off aud on
street cars Neither words of caution
nor lad accidents have salutary effect
npon Them, aud degree Of carelessStss
is oten-times displayed, which makes
ons wonder accidents are not even more
freauent. One cannot DO too car, ful,
especially in alig ting from car, aud
il is not enough to wait until the cars IL
motiouless. Before touching the ground
the passenger should know that be is
not in danger from q passing team
We have been witness 10 several mar
row escapes recently from being ruu
over in this way, and only day before
yesterday one man was knocked down,
and severely injured by an express
wagon, before which he inadvertently
stepped.
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BURGLARY.-Thes store of Mrs. Burns
corner of Sixth and z .Be street was Gu
tered by burglars on Friday night, OF
Saturday morning early, and lot oil
candy, tobacco, canned fruit and other
property taken. TAe yousg rascsls-foI
We feel pretty certain that this robbery
was committed by boys, and perhap,
the same ones who broke into Winder's
cigar store some time since-attemptrd
to force open the door leading to the
sleeping room, but they made 80 much
noise as to awaken the persons sleeping
in the house, aud the burglars de-
camped.
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ACADEMIEAL C0rRSR.


The student selects his own c0urse of study
under the advice OF his Parents or Of the Fac
ilty. The several schools are arranged a,
70 admit Of q complete course Of study in III.
| following directions:
I. Department Of Arts, 70 which Is attached
the Degree Of BACHELOR OF ARTS.
.. Department Of Science
with the Degree OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE.
3. Department Of Philosophy.
Degree OF BACHELOR OF PHILOSOPHY
The Degree Of MASTER OF AIRS Is conferred
on Students who have completed the course Of
study in nine Of the Schools and have taken
distinctions in seven Of these.
2. PROFESSIONAL COURSES.
I. Department Of Civil Engineering
with the Diploma of CIVIL ENGINEER.
2 Department Of Mining Dginseripg
with the Diploma Of MINING ENGINEER
3 Department of Law and Equity
with the Degree of BACHELOR OF Law
II IL proposed TO still further extend the
Practical and Scientific Departments In the
direction Of
| Chemistry. ,. Agriculture. l. c 'mmerse.
;. PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
This course embraces the subjscts Of LatiI
Greek, Mathematics and English, prepaI atom
to the regular College classss
4. STUDENTS BUSINESS SCHOOL.
In this school Penmanship. RookkeeBiDA
AOCOuubor &C Sto soAhAsr AAhoI ING aAbuOtAtJ
Of the Faculty.
SPECIAL PRIVILEGES AND HONORs.
As special inducements 10 diligence, three
Gold Medals and I've Honorary Scholarships
the latter covering taition and College fees. are
| annually awarded
Three Mater Of Arts are annually appoint
Cd a. Resident Masters with valuable priv
! leges and emOlumeuts-
The College educatss tree Of charge, all can
| didAt for the Ministry. properly recommend
cd. ItAppOints 70 free Scholarships twenty Ave
young men intending 70 MAKE journalism thsiI
profession ltGives long credit 70 meritoriou,
yOung men without means.
The next session opens the third Thursday
september and closes on the fourth Thursaay
of June.
Necessary expenses need not exceed s3z5 PEI
annum.
For further information address
J. n LEECH. CL'K % FACULTY
sRgn dA~iv Tsvfpg1as Va.
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| RIVER NRws.-Tbe river is recediul
slowly, the marks last evening showing
seven feet in the channel. There are
five feet two inches in the river al
PITT sburgh.
The wharf showed more animation on
Saturday than it has exhibited for some
time. The daily packets got OIL WITH
fair trips. The Hudson left for Cincln
pati at 3 o'clock. She did not get a
great deal here but has engagements
enough below to fill her mp.
The last sensation was the second
Contest between the Major Anderson
and the Arlington. The Cincinnati
Chronicle of Friday evening says:
The Arlington left at IL NJ. promptly
to-day for Pittsburgh, sud was followed
in five minutes by the Major Anderson
for VIII, elIng. The A, liuston only bad
about az tons freight, while the hSJoi
Anderson bad a heavy load. having
received 250 tons freight for Wneeiihg
,rom tue Darges. Bo b boats bad gh'
pa,srny1r tips. Tue ST. james lett a.
nalf-paot IL z. NJ. aud Will douo'hs'
"a them both, as she did last "eea,
without any fort.
From every town on the river DIS
patches were sent telling the. time OF
he arrival of the two boats. The An
derson reached Ironton half an houi
fret The Arlington led to ParkerS-
burg an hour aud forty-fve minutes
The AndersOn struck the piers of the
bridge there and broke her wheels She
was detained three hours in rePai'lng,
leaving Parkersburg nearly five hours
behind her competitor. The Arlington
was met at our wha at twenty five
minutes after six last evening by all
immense crowd. At half.past eight
o'clock the Anderson whistled at Bel
laire. While we do not consider steam
boat racing an enjoyable sport, at Thu
season of the year, especially, we arr
uTul III buo Opiuiou 'h"' WV
is the swifter boat of the two, and we
shall think 80 until she is fairly aud
.quarely beaten. But We don't think
either Of them can make mile as quick
As Bonaer's Dexter.
The Anderson will leave for Cincin
natl to MORROW afternoon at o'clock.
We suppose there is no herd of our urg'
ing Wheeling men to sustain Wheeling
boats. Passengers for Cincinnati will
find the Major Anderson one of the most
comfortable boats on the river, and her
able and energetic commander, Captain
Charley Muhlsman, the ne plus ultra OF
a steamboatmsn.
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THE WEATHER.--Au "old sea captain
says the Baltimore Sun, prophesi1s cold
weather immediately, to continue dur.
ing February. He bases his prophecy
on the fact tbatthe moons next change
occurs in the morning. On the other
hand, noted ice-cutter aud dealer in
Providence, K. l., predicts that there
will be no ice, because when February
comes in with only slight skimming
over the ponds, he has but little faith
in the after crop. This sets the editors
Of the Providence Joarna to moralizine
on the inconvenience next Summer Of
slim ice crop, and they sum up their
lamentations over the fear that they
will have no "sprcuting julep, smelling
of nepeotbe and Crushed MINT" which
decoction they class under the head Of
green vegetable" They have queer
Games for things in Rhode Island.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-The board
ing house of Mrs. Dorsey, on Centre
street, near Sixth, was entered by some
scamp at an early hour Saturday morn
ing, but he was frightened off before he
got a change 10 operate. He made 40
entrance by forcing open the front
shutters and 70 sing tho wirdow Of the
trout room. Iu his haste to escape he
left huge club aud Missed splendid
opportunity to take q leads pill or two
He can get the club by calling for it 10,
day, or the lesden pill by calling again
To night.
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A SIGHT. We were very much
amused yesterday at the swiug and APP
peirance of female fifteenth Amend
meut, on Fourth street, yestt rday. Sh.
was as black as a bottle of ink on tie
back of black cat shut up in a co Al
cellar on dark night, and was dressed
all in white-a white wool n rk-t,
Waite cotton gloves. whi'e hat with Il
huge white ribbon bow tied NC der bel
chin. The array Of white around hel
back face made he face look like fly in
a pan of milk. She was a recent bride,
probably.
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POLICE CoURT.-Tbe attendance on
Saturdays session Of The police court
was Target was massive.
Heary Ammou and SilAs bennington
have been sworn brothers. Compared
to theirs the loves of David and Jona-
than or the friendship of Damon aud
Pythias were but as changeable as the
iuconstant wind. Sile has been known
to deprive himself of half 0 drink oil
fusil oil that he might give the other
half to HeurJ. Could human alice lon
90 furtherf "When the poor have
cried Caesar hath wept." But what was
Caesars tears to Sile's benzinef But
alas for human friendship. On Friday
Henry Invited Sile to accompany him
to his chateau, that ranch where his
daily mush is prepared for him. The
wife of his bosom blought Henry the
uuwelcome inteili seuoe that che wac
out of coal. What did the noble
hearted Sllas in such an emergency 7
Why, he sholldeIed a sack, aud
shouting "come on, Hank," trudkeh
Oh to Nolan's coal bank and filled the
sack with "slack.' There's deyoIi III
for You When future historians shall
read of the doiugs of this unselfish crea-
ture they shall DO amazed. The pair
trudged back with the slack, aid Henry
tired with bis labor, flor the unseltsd
S 10 allowed him to carry the slack all
the way home, be threw himself on the
bed, and Slle sat on the door step, con-
tsmplating the bright sky, the fl ecy
@ ouds aud the love he bore Henry.
Suddenly, as if bitten by the serpent'
jealuu-y, Henry sprang from his couch,
and shouting, as war cry, the words,
"That'il do for me-" he took Sile welt
oder the ear that Knocked him off of
the step, and set him yelling murder, as
if he echved the "Thatll do for me-" of
the striker. Again, aud again, were
these cruel blows struck, and Sile ap.
peared in the Police Court with his eye
backed, his clothes torn and his heat
broken. His offense, as near as We
could find out, was in winking at Mrs.
Ammons. Judge Good fined Henry $50
and cost. Parties willing to see him
now, will fiud him enrolled as a student
10 Prof. Noah Prices geological class
He was as devoid of stamps as of friend
ship.
Henry Davis was one of the light
weights who assaulted Dixie Rann.y,
on Friday afternoon. 1t appears that
Ranney was standing by an awning
p ,st " hen Davis al d man named Scott,
both more or less drunk, came up aud
attacked him, without many prelimin
airy remarks. Dixie wha'ed away at the
pair AID whipped them. Scott made
his escape, but was arrested on Situr-
day morning. Davis was captured there
and then. He was fined SO and costs
and in default TAX, s leetle geological
study 10 his under the abe supervision
of Prof Price.
Sarah Re lardson is the right name
OF Dublin Tri1," the squealing femsl
arrested on Friday night. Ga being
taken before Judge Good, Dublin sal"
.he vas "goin' to lave the country-may
tue curse of Malrhoug stick to it-and
take hers.lf back to the green Island,
and if his Honor would lave her 90 she
would niver ceme into this divil's den
of Whalin' agip." The hearing of The
case was continued, and the Judge as
rred her that ifshe was not out Of th,
own in an hour she would 60 to jill.
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RosADhIs! RusADALIs There is
good authority tor stating hat In this
conntry.oue ont of every six persons is
afflicted with 5 :rsfula IN oIe TOM or
auutuer, IS e. nsrmprion, Whirr Ssel.-
ing, som { rms of Skin Di So, En-
Iarged GIanus. Tabs NcsiHterica o.
Bowel Con,ump ion, &c, &c ludeed,
81 prevalent aud fatal h - this class of
disease become, that II dreaded as the
gueat scourge of the race, Nd yet they
all readily yield TO RosADALIs, the great
Blood Purifier.
Wholesale Depot and laboratory, 81
Excharg4 Pace, Bnlti u"r-, Nd. Ask
your drugg s. II, AID or Rosadall,
A manac Tor le69, AID ,d the Certit
cat, s of remarkable cuIes performed by
the great ReRoUator anI Blood Purifier.
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FOR SALE.

u,TiE UNDERSIGNED CFFERS gOR SALE
In, No. Il in Graham's addition to the city
-. Wheeling situate on the corner o; quincy
and sixth street. There is good orlek anu
g." bnY.e on the corner. containing eight
In. with water and gas throughout and one
Tin best cellars in the city. There Is IN con
Tar,,nu good stable and carriage house: On
,re .nuth end OF the lot there is a good frame
F,,.r with i've rooms, fronting on sixth street.
Ia. ia very Il .sirable location Parties wish
-, ,n ,urrh4se will please call at ;. j. Boyds
ET,lr.,lr shoe store, No. 81 Main street.
-,-rI,t NJ I. WAYMAN.
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A SEVERE ACCIpENT.-Ou Saturday,
as we are informed, boy named Rob
lnson, who lives on the corner Of Faux
iu aud Market streets, North Wheeling,
Was walking on the st1n, wa II in front
of William A. Wilson's res dence, oppo-
site the First Ward School, ON which s
a sh ZIP pointed iron-rail fence, whsn
be slipped, and making clatch at the
rails, run one of the sharp irou points
through his hand, al d hung By it until
some one hearing his cries ran to his
assistance. The wound is a very severe
,ne
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SOLID SILVER SPOONS, &C.-OxtOby
& Dutfield, jewelers., 104 Market street
b-low McLure House, have one Of the
uices- ockS of solid silver spoons, but'
er knives. &C., to be found in the city
Also a magnificent stock of plated
spoons, forks. &c. Watches Of every
make; cl rcks of every st lie; jewelry OF
every de-i! and in every shape; specta-
cles for the million; gold peas, pencil Is
,Er
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OFFICERS ELECTLD.-At the meeting
of Ben. Frank in Council M. l, o. U. A,
NJ, held on Saturday night, the follow
ing officers were elected: J. st John
Clarkson, c.; James Cummins, VIC; F
W. BeshOre, r. S.; w. J. Turner. A r
s.: James L. flanagan, +. S; A. J. Ben
nett, Treas; Frank Wizard, l.; Villa u
Frey, E.; d. S. McDonal, l. p; John
Baird, 0. p.
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A LARGE FUNERAL.-There was q
large funeral on Saturday, attended by
Odd Fellows aud Red Men and beaded
by band of music escorting the body
of man usmrd Eberling, who belong
ed 10 those orders, to the cemetery. Mr.
Eber jig lived in Ben " God, and Lincoln
Lodge of Odd Eel ows Of that place
br ,ught the body to South Wheeling
and delivered it to the Odd Fellows
q ID Red Men there. The display was
very imposing.
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w Go where yen will, you will find
photographs with the imprint spar
tridge's Gallery" All who have com
pared them with pictures made else
where can testify to their superiority
The Partridge Joint Stock Co., make al
the old styles and introduce ali the new
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PROBATE Matters will of John
Mendel, late of Wheeling, deceased, was
admitted to probate and record BY Re
corder Woods on Thursday last. Ann
Meud,l and Curran Mendel are the ex
ecutors. Bond $4,000.
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vThousands of ladies suffer untold
miseries from Female Weak uess, weak
back and other di ordered conditions OF
heir peculiar systems, for which there
Is no remedy so pleasant, positively sure
and reliable, as DR.. Pirrcr's AL erative,
or G, LIEN Medical Discovery Sold BY
druggists, or encl,ss three doll'rs and
twenty. five cents to DR.. r. V Pierce,
Buffalo, NV Y-rk, and get three bot
ties delivered free.
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MARRIAGE LrCENSEs.-There were
ten mar;iige licenses issued by r.
corder Woods during the week ending
Friday, February 4th, as follows. Sat
u'd,y, 4: Monday, l; Tuesday, |; Wed
nesday, 2; Thursday, |; Frd y, l.
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ERGO to PAUL Bros. & Co.'s, No. 90
Market street, for ysur Blank Books,
Pens, Pencils, Inks, Whiting Papers
anu School Books. All the new Books
received as BOON as published. ALI
kinds of Stationery kept constantly on
hand and for sale at reasonable prices
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PATENTS IssUED.-During the pas
week patents have been issued as fol
lows: Designs OrnameDting GasS
ware, J H. Hobbs, Wheeling, Yves
Virginia: ornanenting glassware, WIN
Lighton, jr, Wheeling, West Virginia
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HOLIDAY GooDs.-New arrivaliof gift
books and stereoscopic views last night.
The variety of views, especially those
of the Holy Land, are the finest in the
city. The above and much more at
Religious Book House, % Mouroe street.
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and continue ten weeks.
DESIGN.

DESIGN.
The design Of the Institution is to furnish a
tho ,ough and sy stemarie course Of instruction
{ + Young ladies' upon the plan Of Univers ty
instTuctiOu-7ach department of learning beiug
comp etc within itsel thus enabling a Young
lazy u select her own course If study wit out
be- NJ T, stiicted Any fixed routine Of class s.
requiring a certain mum er of ears 10 flush
but in opposite 10 this, young ladies woo
hsse advanced further in sOm- stu is than
others. can have the benefit uf tnrir former
atrainnents and obtain a Certificate Of Prof.
cheney in one or more schOus prrhap in tue
C IL 50 of one Near-Afler which time they ray
bang up with greater rapidly and success
other studies.
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NJ a n II r. F. =
WIN pR,,.R,.E REMEDY

OWN RELIABLE REMEDY.
They are Apple seed like, tasteless
and inOdorous. Mild, bnt rffrctual.
The CAlAsAR GRAMS or SEEDS"
are the great NERVE-TONIC and
Aperient. They cure Sick headache,
Constipation. Indigestion. Blliousness.
irregularities, and general Nerve dc
bility.
Children readily take the new House
hold Remedy.
Sold in membranous pouches, con-
tanning IS or 40 Grains as original!
put up. For sale by Laughlin, Smith
Il Co.
nOvs
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gA regular meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be held
this evening.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A negro woman
died very suddenly AZ the Grant House
on Saturday. Shejust cea'ei to breathe,
without any opp aren't cause.
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FOR RENE.

street now occupied by Lewis, Little & Co.
Also. tAe room NJ. II, occupied by j. r.
Mou.s. as a hardware store. Possession given
Ami Ist 1869. Enquire Of
..ru W. W. MILLER.
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rg"Oldest Inhab tanr" was in town
Saturday. o. l. says-"Much fog il
February, much rain throughout The
wear" O. |. knows his biz.