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:
WHAr WI THIEK.-Ha been,
asked thcquestion whether we think
anction houses are Of any benefit to
.Acity, W ON readily reply that 90
long - they carry on tho business
IN 1 legitimate way, they ars certain
y no dstritnent, and especially whom
they display such : handsome and
complete stock Of goods % Luse 4
MahanA DO. Their stock comprises
!dres goods, staplss, bod spreads,
IsAavh. : large line Of table linen,
toweling, hosiery, clothing, boots,
phoes hSas, ssps cutlery, orockcry
wars, and q great vsriety Of notions.
This stock il not Comprised Of aoheap
john imitation goods, but win stand
the rivalry Of any other stock Of
similar description in the city. Their
storeroom i opposite First National
Bank, and while they also sell at
private sales, their regular auction
hours ars iOl .. M, and z p. m.
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Drs. Hall q Moore,s Bye Syrup
will remove scum, ulcers, infiamma-
tion, FORMULATION, &c., from the Eyes.
and is the greatest remedy known
for weak eyes. It is warranted to
cure the worst cases Of Sore Eyes, NO
matter Of what nature. or OF how long
standing. Money refunded by our
agents whom satisfaction is not given.
For sale by Taylor, Blake / Co.,
Wholesale druggists, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Aug. II, l870.dAw6m
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CAtIAr TAYroR, BLAKE L Co.'s "a

CALL Al TAYLOR, BLAKE Il Co.'s 70
get /
Free Prussia, d $500. 4
Man and Wife, 81 eL0O to $50.
New Book on Building, 700 do
signs, 41.0t.
1lliad Of Homer, at $500.
Odyssey Of Homer, At $1.OO.
HerodotuB, Of e1.00.
Lothair, & 41.0O TO $500. III IL .s !
Put Yourself in his Place, at 1l.0O,
TO e1.5O. - Z s. z :
Irving's Works, st e2.s0 per vol.
Prescott's Works, At 4a.o0 psrvol.,
Lives Of Washington. Franklin,
Marion, Boone, Crooket, josephine,
New War Maps, st Is cents.
New ChromUs, with frames, ~
800 to $1,000. ~
And for anything and everything.
in tho Book, Stationery and Picture
line. aug47. d&wtf
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Azm M a N He o D:
- How Lost! How Restored

Just published, in sealed envelope. Price
six cents.
a Lecture ON the natural treatment. AMI
Radical Cure of SperniatOfTh6a or Seminal
Debility, and Impediments TO Marriage gen.
orally; Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy.
and Fits; Mental and Physical Incapacity, re-
V1HwELI, N. D., author OF the Screen Book "
DC "a BOOK TO THOUSANDS OF SuEFERFfss, !"
address, postpaid, on receipt OF six cents, OF
two postage stamps, by CHAS. ]. G. KLINE
ia Bowery, New York, Post Office box 1856;
Also. Or. Cnlserweil's Marriage Guide,''
n-.rs. Is cents [Mayl3 '70-dsxw3m
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LATEST NEWS.

LATEST NEWS.
All travellers who come from the
West
Stop TO got clothing at e. w. Belts;
The reason is plain, his prices.
So lowi
That itwillnot pay any further to go.
No. s26 Union Block,
Scpt13d&w2w1 Ottumwa, Iowa.
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"A SfaIrs or MErrIros.-Tbe Con.

a SERiEs on MEETINGS. The Con-
gregational church ofthis city haze
engaged the services, for limited
time, Of Rev. Q. Parker, the evange
list, whose lsbors were 80 successfnl
last winter a. Oskaloosa and other
places, to hold . series Of meetings
here. Christian people and the press
speak highly Of his labors wherever
10 has been, and indorso him as On
able and successful evangelist. He
WILDE here about the middle Of o.
tober, and will remain two or three
weeks. A cordial invitation win be
extended to christians Of other de-
nominations to co operate, and it is
hoped that much good may result
from tho effort.
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Acrostic.

ACTO8GlO.
Endless variety, and prices so small,
With goods selected to euit you all;
Beautiful garments, the richest in
town
Even the prices are marked low
down.
To sell goods cheaplv, SO all can buy,
Tempting the most iastidious to try,
Some of tho best suits undcr tho sky:
e. w. Belts,
No. 26 Union Block,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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READ READ

Tho undersigned is prepared to pair
Portraits In Oil Colors, In the latest styles
LifeSize. or any size desirable, ut low q &
ures. Persons having small pictures O
deceased friends, wishing to haye them
enlarged and colored life like, give me q
call and not entertain the absurd notion
that nothing can bel done right unless il
IL done In the East. Give me d chance
and 1 can do 1t well and mucn cheaper.
Card Photographs, Ambrotypes and
Gems taken on short notice. ~ ,
Main st. Ottumwa Iowa.
d3mwlv. FL. NUNAMAKER.
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BARGAINsl

No. HEDGE PLANTS, cheap
or than was ever before bought in
the West. Delivered to any point, on
order, by GA. DERBY.
Ottumwa, Iowa, Sept. l9-dw2t.
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Remember
rJSClUEBAU
OLD SETTLERS BiTTERS.
IS WARRANTED. u,

to do you moro good than any other 1nedicin
tonic or bitters that is recommended for bill
liousness, costiveness, dyspepsia, all com.
languor, general debility, loss of appetite diar.
th0ee, cholera morbus, the usQue6angh HAS
NO EQUAL in the Wide world. Its great Gel.
ebrity in Scotland, England and Ireland, for
the last two hundred years, ID sufficient proof
that its virtues and extraordinary comhina.
has me
No one that has tried 1t for above and relative
complaints will be without II, as It Is Ear pleas.
anter and acts milder than any other cathar-
tic combined with tonics known. IT Is 'just
the thing" for business men; Chat cann0tgiv
time to slow and weak sning effects Of the or
selves while pursuing their vacations with
more alAcrity every day OF its use Until tho
system iB properly restored.
AZ Sole PrOprietors, TT. Madison, Iowa.
Sold by all dealers In medicines. AZ whole-
sale by TAYLOR BLAKEA co.
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Rsgsdale 4 McC onneli are publish.
ing, ct Abba, Monroe county, : nice
little g Daily 6pirit," during the sitting
Of the Methodist Conference, there.
Bishop Ames presides a. the Confer
ence.
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sc, Louis Fair.

The North Missouri Railroad will
sell Excursion Tickets to the ST.
Louis Fair, good from October Bird
to 10th inclusive, at eight dollars Tor
round trip. ]. b. Lewis,
sept. 22-dl0tw2t. Gen. Agent.
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NOTICE

8tT NOTICE. q
Is hereby given that johnson & Co., of Agency
City. iowa. have made application to the CIR.
cult Court OF Wapello county, Iowa, for q per-
nit TO sell Intoxicating liquors according to
law. and that tho 18th day Of October, 1870. has
which t4mc amy person who chooses to do so
can appear before said court and show cause
why scid applicable = should not be granted.
ig HurcH4eoN a HACKWoRTH,
Sept 10. ls7o.watl S
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VHE PUBLIC SCHO0E.--Tho toaOk
ers in our public school have nov 10,
permanently settled to their work
and fully ablishcd in their several
grades. Tho names os the teachers,
and the grades TO which they arc a..
signed, arc as follows:
Principal, y. NJ. Hastings.
High School, Mary G. Proseus.
Mixed Grammar Department, Mrs.
n: A, Peck.
First Gramma / Department, Em.
ma P. Cooper. S
Second Grammar Department,
Anna J. Jones.
First intermediate Department,
Mary 8, Grace.
Second Intermediate Department
Sallie Carmichael. n
Third intermediate Department,
Jennie Holloway.
First Primary Department, Emma
Russell. Isl
Second Primary Department,
Jusephine Kellogg.
Third Primary Department, Mary
Guysclman.
Fourth Primary Department,
Mollie Ennis.
Colored Department, Mrs. H. q.
Cox.
So far as We can learn, the school
is moving off with its usual fiatter-
ing success. We intend as soon as
We can. TO know for ourselves how
smoothly Il runs, BY visiting each
room in tho building, and We hope
every patron Of The school win do
likewise. Z lgopsrsht who has ! child
in our schools has any right.o depend
upon the sayings Of the teachers, the
school board, or anybody else, a. TO
't1e success OF the school, but it is the
duty Of Everybody togo and ses for
themselves. II your child does not
learn well aud does hot seem to be-
Interested n The school, IL is partly
your lsait, II you never go with him
70 tho school, and, g BY your pre-
sence there, encourage him. Con-
fer with the tsxcher about your
u sfAs~A = a. "a - $3.50,
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DEDIcArIoNs.-The Cedar Chapel
N. b. Church, six miles northwest Of
Kirkville, il this county, was dedi-
Gated on Saturday, BY 3. 81. Waring,
assistsd by Rev. D. q. Smith. The
church is . neat franc, 30x40 feet,
we'll finished, and cost q, b57.42. The
trustees called for $500, to meet re-
manning liabilities, and the people res
pended BY : subscription Of 1926.
The n. e. Church at Kirkville, WAS
dedicated on Sabbath. This ID .
very neat frame edifce, with gothic
windows, unique towers, 38x84 feet,
costing $500. It has two GLASS
rooms, opening with folding doors
into the audience room, and . con-
venient room for special meetings,
above. Some disappointment was
felt by the absence oS Rev. w. F.
Cowles, who was to have conducted
the services, and the absence also Of
some other invited ministers. but
tho trustees called Rev. r. II. War
ing, to ill tho vacancy, who preach
ed from the words, aWorship God"
When the trustees report ofoost was
:
road, and Mr.. Waring called for
$1,000 to cover membranes, and
complete the work. The subscript-
ION was up to u, 36l.95. These edi-
Accs reflect great credit upon tho
.citisens Of Kirkyillc and vicinity,
and npon Rev. D. @. Smith, tho on
,oisnt pastor, who IL just completing
his throe years torn thorc. Rows.
IS. Brooks. J. q. Barton, and other
lmiuistors assisted in tho services At
Kitkviiie, Tho largest audience
WAleh over assembled in KirkvilIo,
- lidipatcd in these dedlcatory
Sarvioea sssass sg ~ asss gs
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Mr.. Fetser Who was nominated s.

Mr.. Fetzer who vas nominated y
tho republican convention, Tor this
township, - candidate for justice
Of the aReass, has rssignsd@ IT,;
will make IL necessary for the Gown
ship Convention, to d thor call anew
convention, or sppcint nov candi-
date, fss9s -
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SPECIAL NOTICES. ism
Five Cents Additional.

viii buy shoes with silver OF copper tips,
which will save the bryce the price Of Q
new pair of shoes Compared " iii rag
oed toes and dirty stockings, they are
beauti, ii, to say the least. PARENTS, try
1t, af sep7-a.nn
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Ster@scopie views Of the fair, at
Shaugs.
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Do notforget that Belts new goods
are coming in.
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tirosn ths DSily Courier Of sspt. 18th.

From The Datly Courier Of Sept. 18Th.
NAaRow EscAPE-This morning,
Gqaire Baughman, who resides on
Tho south aide Of the river. came to.
town with his wi6s, il their farm
wagon, end, instsad Of paying toll 10
GROSS on the bridge, attempted to ford
the river ustabove tho bridge. The
river il rising and WIS then too deep
for tording. They had proceeded
hnt ) short distance when 4. b. Gray
and Tim Holly discovered them, snd
immsdiAtsly put out 10 askiG, resch-
ing them just ~ The wagon bed Aoat-.
ed OF, and Mr.. B. was sinking. Mr..
Gray caught her BY tho arm, and
with hsfculean strength wrcnohed
her hold OF tho wagon. and still
holding her, Holly pailSd for shore.
This was no easy tssk, for the skiif
was half fall of water, and the lady
|isa very large woman. While going
70 the seeae o. Distress Mr.. Gray got
down o. no bottom u tho skin and
|bsAled water ont with his hands and
arms holding them side and side.
They had great diihculty in relieving
the frightened floundsring team nom
their harness, bnt at last succeeded,
and the only mishap was : wstting
for al parties, and : horrid scars lor.
the lady. Messrs. Gray and Holly
deserve the gratitude Of tho party
Tor their thoughtfdlness and assist
Ance, and we arc not surprised 70
learn that the Squire vas not slow in
showing his. heartfelt thanks.
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COURT Room,
Monday, Sept. rs, 1870.
rnrRrrrHrH nay

Monday, Sept. 2e, 1870.
rHIRrEENrH DAY.
The following cases were called mp
and distressed Oft
No 1lz6--Angle W Gillaspy. Sub
mitten to court on oral argument, 70
DO decided and decree rendered in
vacation. ~ e
No 1862 Henry Bills b Son vs. e.
Ryan. Submitted to court.
No 1264-R B sPsarce q Co W e
Ryan. Submitted to court.
No 1287--Webber vs Churchill. -
Judgment ibr Defendant for costs.
No 1850 -Shahon We Drammond,
% q. Decree Of partition signed.
No 13d4-D Douglass W St 4 d G
Il RR Co. Judgment W Defendant
for - 70 garnishee for 5000.
No 1314-Leighton W Wood ct al.
judgment for Plaintiff for 81.
No 1316--Bedwell VS. Baber ct al.
Transferred to Circuit Court.
No 1329--Howard W Nation
Judgment vs. J B Picker as garnisheo
No $3.50 -Arghenbright vs. Thomp-
son. Continued.
No 376-Brown We Hunter. He
submitted, with leave to take deposit
ton Tor 40 days.
No flo Houk vs. D v RR. Con-
tinued.
No 430-Devin vs Moreherd. Con-
tinued.
No 445-Warrcn We McNnllty.
Continued.
No 467-O'Keef vs. Wolf & Co..
Continued.
No Wapello County We Chas
McDivit. Transferred 70 Circuit
Court.
No 4ss starr " zanie. Contin-
ued.
No Bradley vs. Williams. Submit
ted to be decided and decree rendered
il vacation.
No 517--Bummell vs. Sexton and
Son. Continued.
No 519- -Pettingall We Devon ct al.
Re.submitted to be decided in vaca-
tIon and decree rendered.
No 527--Nichols vs. Sexton. Con-
tinued.
No518-Niter VS. Niter. Continued.
No 629--Nichols vs. Sexton. Con-
tinueds
No 63a-Ayers 70 Yetters. Dis
missed at cost Of Plaintiff.
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VINEGAR

Wy EIGLES Is the best aud hnsst now. In
w the market, being NJ from an ain-
eral acid, or any 9TH pdkeOn0uQ ibgr0dieutS
and will preserve pickles TOR years. @Facto4y.
Nos. lS9 and l91 South Canal street. s.s.ss, -
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DEs BforNrs YArrxY Coroarf

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-. y-S 49, 3. oNsA.A
n 80 -, =. $50 ~. s..es.s
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c;..:.ss s. au. Z -
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.r. .rd A.. 49,, 60, .,.... $, ),
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Moaitoh snd resuru or one snd one
hfthfars. Teams meetmeHeefs Of the
Association g Mcsltcn. Members
will pay full fare down, ana on pre-
sentation q scstt dcsAe, signed "
the Secretary, vii se returned = one
fifth fafs. II p szpectsd that thsrs
will BE- an pnasaally' largo meeting.
ms c :.
80 80. = Dls'l's'on
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mas a0a0a .wo np!s s.' !. ]. e !. nest
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NO. 10 anu = sa pesvssa I'M potns
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lre'gns snq sses1 sasiaes NAssA g
now hsav'sF snsn syer eefcrN
The acsoMhaodation leaving hsre
Ht noon (iz;iS1 I. PIT on for the CON.
Ven'enoe g Pas0gefs gong e dccal
p0l 70 ss sass: ~. . U.
|tbe Atl.ntic E1nr,s.. 1890, hs -. q s
ltbe morninr- .11:a,sa Ia ch;c.ss -. ] Z.
P....r,x,,6 1Iss;S q .ssts 3, M ~.
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a. 800. a.. r,..-,p-,, ~ =
\ OnoWspe = 'lnn rs'-
|ace SlsaPlng Efrs = naes" and
|"kansas City, JeAys here aEeEys eve.
ming for Chicago 70. Passepgers,
taking beft.. 1T thn car are not dis
. 70 nlsseey asrsss y SA'ss o9'
rSi - : = ] : Il
GoiEe Vlsl ~ sIs, John Full.
lon, one ofthe. Msae prominent and
energetic mersh Asis Il Agasoy City,.
with his fanlly, viii start eastward
Tomorrow, - IN gong to New
York, PhiladeipEia, Washington, and
other c;t;ca a. nots Hcna II w;,,
esssgsrSsnr - ~ T.. !.
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|REvoLuTioN OoLLAR sIQNE
roBBERs OF .Hos1FRY, Linen Goods
81 Pm snls, Kid GLOW ], Gofsets, Ladies
Underciothtng, Jewelry, Vases, Glassware.
Books, and the largest variety Of staple Fancy
0or'stn the w. i. at New York prices. "a
Lake 81 rect. Chicago.
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Hane nlall.

A grand match game Of base ball.
will b. played il this CITY, on tho At,
ternoonof tho fth ofU October, botwecn
shs eslsSratsd Forest City, Rockford,
GILL; Clsb, andth AppAnoose Club,
Of OttunNA. The railroads carry
persons 70 md from The MAtch ~
half fare. 81 ls33 .,.s ss,s tl ss,,,
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Ottamwsy Sept 81

DRY GOODS AT RETAIL.
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A FEu MoRns or Mr1aIHr-"Doyou

A Few WORDS OF WETGIHT.-"Doyou
mean to say, madam, that he has taken
no other medicineY
This question was asked the other day
in relation to young man, "the only
son of widow" who WIS then rapidly
recovering from a state of absolute pros
tration, occasloned bychronic Indigestion
1t was asked by .friend'Gf the family
of the invalids mother, Mrs. Herman,
% Abingdon Square, New York.
The medicine referred tc vas PlASTA-
TioS BITTERs, Il do mean to say it, re
piled Mrs. Il; I'VE had tried twenty
other remedies before, without the
slightest benefit; but we tried none after
wards, for the Bitters proved ali suffci-
ent.
The lady hersc If is the authority for
this statement; and she further states
her belief that the restorative in question
is the best tonic and invigoratore ever adj
ministcrcd.
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GRAVEL AND CEMENT RoOFING.-
George Crumbacker would inform the
public that he is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing bushes, and that he is
prepared at any time to put on Roofs,
either large or small on the shortest
possible notice, guaranteeing his work
for term Of years. lie has now been
engaged in the business for seven wears
past, and his work has outlived half
dozen other Patent Roofs. The demand
for his work is increasing from year to
year. He put on, during the past year,
1900 squares of his Roofing in this city,
which has given satisfaction in every
respect. Address me through the Post.
office, or call at my brick yard, head Of
LinisIcv street. All orders will be at
tended to promptly.
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LADIES DESIRE WHAT Men ADMIRE
And this little thing is Beauty. What
do We say is beautiful? A transparent
complexion and a luxurant head of hair.
What will produce these? Hagan's
Magnolia Balm will make any lady of
thirty appear but twenty; and Lyons
Kathairon will keep every hair in vents
the hair from turning gray, cradicates
Dandruf, and is the finest Hair Dressing
in the world, and at only half ordinary
cost If you want to getrid Of Sallow-
ness, Pimplos, Ring-marks, Moth-patches,
etc, don't forget the Magnolia, Balm,
ladies.
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CITY MAEEETS.-Om city markets
are beginning to offer everything the
heart of man can desire, and at prices
not at all unreasonable for the early
spring. Beef sells at 10 to IS cents per
pound; mutton, 10 to ID cents; chops,
20 cents; veal, 10 to - cents per pound;
sausagcs, % cents; lard, IS to 80 cents;
butter, p cents; eggs, -! to Is cents
per dozen; pieplant, ) cents per bunch;
onions, three lunches for dime; peas,
800 per peek; strawberries, Sl.O0 per
basket.
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LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERlCA.-A
large meeting of the Trustees of the
West Virginia Department of the Life
Association of America was held on Sat
urday, the l4th inst, at the Peabody
Office, for the purpose of organizing the
Department of said Association
Mr.. Robert B. Woods was called to
the chair and Mr.. y. C. Arthur elected
Secretary. After very lucid and sat
isfactory explanation of the character
and purposes of the Association by
General J. S. Marmaduke, General
Agent of the Company, from St. Louis,
and appropriate remarks from Major
Alonzo Loring and others the following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, A call has been made on
the new Trustees of this Department of
the Life Association of America to or
ganize to-day; and
WHEREAS, 1t is the.unanimous opin-
ion OF this meeting that said organiza-
ton should be deferred a few days,
owing to the unusual interest now being
taken in said Association and for the
purpose of securing an additional num-
Der of Trustees; therefore be it
Resotred, That this meeting adjourn
to meet at the Peabody office on next
Monday, May 23d, at I o'clock P. NJ,
for permanent organization.
A very fine feeling was manifested bv
the large number of policy owners pres.
emf, and the permanent organization
next Monday promises to be a great
success in life insurance. JIG. Alder.
son and not J, II, Anderson, as printed
last week, is the efficient and popular
manager in West Virginia.
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5000 reward.

DEBINGS VIA FUGA CURES ALL
Liver. Kidney and Bladder Diseases, Or
ganicweakness. Female Affections, General
Debility, and all complaints OF the Urinary
Organs, In male and female.
slOO0 will also be pefd for any case OF Blind,
Bleeding or Itching PILES that DEBI1Cs
PILE REMEDY fails 70 cure.
DEBING'S MAGIC EMINENT cures
Rheumatic Pains, sprainS, Bruises and
Swelled Joints, In man and beast.
Sold everywhere. Send for Pamphlet.
LABoRAToRY-l42 Frankfort street,
aprls Baltimore, Nd.
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81 - : 1915

To THE WORKING CLASS.-We are
now prepared 10 furnish all classes with
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16

THE practice of pitching balls in the
streets is now carried on by the boys all
over the city to the peril dni great loss
of noiltnsive people, who are so I'M
fortunate rs to be few years older
than those engaged in the dangerous
sport
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16
ELECTRICITY! Electricity

HOLIDAY GoODs.-New arrival of 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, - Monroe
street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16
MAXWELL &.TlNGIE,
WHOLESALE
GROC E II -.
AID DEALERS IN
FLOUR, BACON, LARD, &c.
IS MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, ". W.
VIZ ALSO KEEP LARGE STOCK
Fish.

"a HLF. Ribs. No MED. MNCKEn-..
40 :" M.
"a No. ; large
~ No. I
30 Kits Nos. I, > and r
A. Halves Lake Herring,
luI White Fish.
Every package warranted. For NJ, b.,
MAXWELL 4 TINGII
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16

STRANGE! That Wall Paper, twenty
one inches wide, can he sold for less
money than the old style eighteen inch
paper, and yet it is a fact. Ifyou don't
believe it, 90 to PAUL Bros. Il Co. No.
90 Market street, q few doors above
Smyth's grocery, and see for yourself