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IORCED.

pENMAN.-tu Circnna'i. Onto, On Saturday., jane
~ $50, lt judge Joseph COX, Of the Hamilton County
count Of Common PIvas, James Uenmaa nom Leyipa
j. UenWan.
IORNAN.-In 'lie citv. on Wednesday. OCT Der g.
ls.1. b, Judge George q. Barnard OF tho supreme
Court, oaAds / tfuau from Mary A. folmau.
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An oil train on the Erie Railway run on the
track near the A" Rock Tavern" yesterday morrinc
Two cars were smashed IN, but the remainder OF
hands we're engaged in removing the df6fis, Henry
Carnes was run ,er BY the locomotive and almost
instantly hiled.
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fsrstSsR 'trrFNE tuyur tiu.i r-fHri N'
r5s In , fl4,i lgl, bOi, lg4 lal' no., t lJlt, 'T
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e lt;s 30 100 lr's, no. i1o9 100 60. 49,. ', 's'
S.rErNH tnytr, sFs,iu fgEN-N'' ~ N, litl ''a,
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800 t'trt f,. 80. n %. all, Na' ~ ~! 81,
a., .i 5 t 4s DO, Is', sos, iet, I1u ilNs sis, .ts
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tu.NyN f.tIs-rni 500 .i', 49, 3il w. iH6' g.i, o.
- a. 3,i j, 100, st, Ne, 600. "sH lNo 49, i49, lly
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At an annual meeting OF the stocklol !crs or The
Erie Railroad Con cany. held to-day. Homer Rams.
dell, Jusun ID. waite. md Charles q. SIS N wore
elected Directors to serve five years.
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Fair but CurIou. yynrnIna.

The police are clearing out the huy ksters whose
stalls cucumber tie Lorou1Lfsre4 Annexed IL
copy OF 4 notice which was nailed upon = stan in
Frankfort street:
: NoTTcs.
: n this stand don't be t1seI away IN u HOrrs, II
: Will be removed 20 the Cooperation iart,
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Anustntnls.
GRAND FAIR
W IOR ME BENEFIT OF THE
WOUNDED WITHIN THE GERMAN LINES,
. 1870 AND OF

wouNbEaDE WITHIN f REf fE GG oF TGF LINES
WIDOWS AND OR 6RF Il FNHr IN GERMANY.
cGMMENciSG ocI' Il. is7iO', W. ''' -
The undersigned ladies and genter en-. who have un
dertakcn 70 hold naEaar for Tho above purpose car
16a Ts a. pre,snt nF ii ka.er. & .a%.sI
sea 'sSeriy 6 eG' G'p'sd 80 qo Sch snncgg '
Germany ls,, Oes de, ,ne cn9rIaoa, eu@6sr q Der
10 as e4RsSI rs Ey.y soa.eGo c Is aIeG TO- ne ons.
the wSSSd 'f Ps"p have 90 re
aer %wg homes cut the distress does not END With
Tss r oo . Til1a 9rgsEl,on Of Germany Ia.
SGS, bodied ,nale Iopuallcn ana many gsnilies nave
been 9sreayed q tlen fuppor, !orrvrr.
sri orphans Of Ihe allen We siS1 aplcA gous gym
:. Never ye, ms the sppcal o suffering humanity
nI,sd to lonce hs c.es heart e the American yeoglt
Cti Pc, ,G. X s,9E s Ar sp a.9 by soaaE
W. rfT,i Gan matters NOT Whether IL money cr
Prom OCT ;2to i7sn orrce will he c',ahlnNed at the
Am9S on 'Le 5'th ~ rs melt situate 3n hroadway
tons n tne racan tin'c ohonC oth,.s Tue following
Mr, Co',u, Gene ~ iToSSIVG, % weste.dst
NJ, ffl2!ii,iRFi.p<>{l' f Sc' Sc, 1a i, It,
~ G.,erao' /. =. Al4INoN. e. q Me,'t l'ns
W nrS GfFEbhs IL WIFI Wd. s a. T r. '''""
MMj NJ ~ - SrflI Fyi,i$ 81 l. lis {! ,s,
Mr. GtnkGE II pEitR, Pa ov, corner i8lh 81
Me !, tOiblS. 10 Lexington av.
Mis- KATE GltO2S Sll 81 al
The Treasurer 10 Nr. I ED. kUuNR 81 Broad at
~ .e,ognsl ,ERWlE srAMMANN. LIZ ", snd
ANNOAb StilltAMM, secs LIZ Com.
~ ohhLG OF 1IlE GENERAf COMMITTEE.
NEW YORK CIRCUS, -Maune,s wednetIsy
~ hnd saturday a. :, Eyery night ats Horseuan.
athletes
TNNY,PASTOR'S OPERATION Rywory,
y me lMtDNksDAil AtTEhNOON. Ht ~ o'C ock.
TINS tWEDNESDANl AFTEhNOpN, at 3. oc.UIk,
SHHSR EAMILY MATtNEE.
j., THE BEAUTIFUL BARllNE SISTERS
In the Glorious Local Tlcs Tue, q GIaud lit,
1Ht FAIRIES or THt BO"EltY.
Tony Pastor kelse tWour. Johnny Wild, Frank Kefns
All Ilir DOuB LE COMPANY,
DNEUNATIt TT'NSRI under broadway 20
j h'OsdwsS. CONC Warm ODeb 0tok
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

siNr.rrFr ALnASAo-TuIs DAY.
sun rsea....,d m sun sets ..5 rs Moon rises 20
Mon WATER-1HIs DAY.
sandy HOOK. o.. Gov Island. 81 Hell Gate. 10
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II would be the height Of profanity, accepting
what al wrarers say OF them TO qutst The superior
~ ot hnoNs hats over all Others, we therefore de.
clare ruuudy aud sh all he cmnh sis can give to
III" decArst.un. tnt all Of KnONs head covering "
suci6 and t"a the bot hats In tne metropolis are to
b. had OF huoI, al az Broadway.-Idr.
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BiNKING AND FINtNcIin.
HARVEY FIsH.


OFFICE OF Fisk & HArcu,
BAEKEUs ASD DEAIERs IN GuYEREhENT
SLCUMTIBs, 5 NASSAU STHBET
NEW NoRK, Oct. H. 1870.
The price Of the last Issue NJ Five twcnties to-day
Is lioE-tha, is, sl,OOO bond will bring in el-h,
fi,lO5.
The price or Central TaolHc Boal' 20 d,y Is 90'.-
that -, tiO0O bond can DO bought FOR ly037j.
The Central Pacific R'iiroad Is well ami economl.
cslly msnaTed, and i'' revenues large, certain
and constantly increasing, ~ Is shown Dy the FOL
lowing statement OF is earnings since rs beginning:
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The races at Jerome Park for the remainder OF the
FAIL Meeting viii commence at O'Clock ms cad Oi
o'clock, m at ntst adV:ti.ed. Wa CONSTABLE
Race Steward. ida
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The members Of the Masonic fraternity are already
becoming terribly cNcitll over tho Announcement
Of Hatics' nov ttory, tho "Frecmnson's DiuPh.
ter They fear sho mas discovered some Of mer awful
tecrsf,, wmen ey tLe way 10 more than probable, her
husoand being one OF the craft" aud brother OF
TIE mystic tie lust rs liAOlo a. any Other man 20
tak 10 hf sleep The opening chapters OF thr extra.
ordinary work, the " Ffeemasons Daughter" will Ie
anad 10 No iSl OF the peoples iavorito PAPER, the
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The Bonds are dealt in VITA he same t1alU a.
Fiyc-tw,nty Bonds, and have o market at al the
great money centres Ia the wor.l--'uch "a Luni0a.
Frankfort, Amsiorllm--lni At %, ~, YorN Stock
Exchange. We unhosittung'y "H our friend,
and customers, who may be ttni,n- OF nr'kins ~
vo., Hcu'' or exchanging their Fivetwentir', w
taxi these Bonds aS suitable safe, AID adyanlig 'op,
We buy uud sci, Govern mont Securities ard eco.
trial Pacific Bonds, make collections, and allow IN.
terr,t on deposits.
FISK & HATCH
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MIEhIEH.

G0E6UcK Rios Fa'tS en' a aer IN Fps, -
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Wheeler & Wilson Machines. t,tit Brond-
wHN scd hy paving $40 down and 90 per month"; with.
Out extra ClEr-e. Machines to let J. +. ILLS.
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The WEEKLY SUR poblshoI TINS morninr, con
tains the fOlowingi
The European War-Ths Investment Of Paris Tho
Gl;y - 70 he Defended to the Iset -Ftcnon Armies
Forming N The tOuth--hfflval Of Gari5adl 60 take
IoninAnd-lttails Of Fiahtns Before Paris and MciE;
we Neutlany Iroclamaii0a Funding the National
DcOt' thc canaan AunycrsarY the TRAGEDY In tho
STATE nson 81 Wethrr iheld, Coon A Poor ians sud.
DIN Wealth; the Great NOmab's Prayer Meeting in
brooklyn Death on tho Bottom of the Dtepi f. adtn
Articles on Mater. Of Interest SGnbgauis. ON the
BriuE-f stony; Financial and Agricultural t.upurtp
The Dollar suR contains o complete epitone OF the
news OF the week from all parts OF Unuel States
aud the American continent. Comes In wrapper.
ready lot mail " to the old country may DO hila ihs
desk Of our publication ofnrc Price three cents.
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THE RAIN.

iyJ4 A SOHO or P1ACE. ..
The Rain, the Rain, tho beautiful Rain,
Welcome, welcome, 1t c0meth again;
It Comoth with green TO gladden. the plain,
And 10 wakVn the sweets In the winding lane.
Tho Rain, the Rain, the beautiful Rain,
It fills the flowers 10 their tiniest vein,
Till they rise from the sod WhGfeOn they had lain
All, mel al, mel like an army slain.
The Rain, the Rain, the beautiful Rain,
Each drop IL q link Of diamond chain
That unlteS the earth with its Sin and 1t! stain
To the radiant realm where God doth reign.
The Rain, the Rain, the beautiful Rain,
Each tear IL q drop not shed IN vain,
Which the angels weep for the golden grain
All trOdden 70 death on the CORY plain.
For tho Rain, the Rain, the beautiful Rain,
win waken the golden seeds again;
But, Ahl what power will revive the slain,
Stark lying In death over falr Lorraine!
'Twcro better iAr, o beautiful Rain,
That you sWelled the torrent and flooded the maui
And that Winter, with all his spectral train,
Alone lay camped on the icy plain.
For then, o Rain, o beautiful Rain,
Tho snoW.1ag OF peace were unEurled again;
And truce would be rung In each loud refrain
OF the blast replacing the bugle's strain
Then welcome, welcome, beautiful Rain,
Thou bFlngest flowers to the parched'n mp plain;
Obi for many q ffen2led heart and brain,
Bring peace and love 10 tho world again.
D. F, MACCARTHY.
From Tie AthneHm. ..
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mo. 32.1 Joint Resolution Proposing
an Amendment to the Constitution
3 of the State. 's.i4 '.t4 n, p.
ResOlred by tie Legislature Of Vest Virginia,
The following is proposed as an Amendment 70
tho Constitution OF this state, to pc substituted
for section one OF article three Thereof, and 10 pc
como pArt OF the said Constitution when ratified
according to tho provisions thereof, namely:
'The male citizens Of tho State Shall DO Cnti-
tied 10 vote at all elections held within the cleo
ton districts in which they respectively reside:
but no person who Is minor, or OF unsOnnd
mind, or paupcr, or who Is under conviction OF
treason, felony or bribery IN an, election, or who
has not been resident OF tho State for ono year,
and OF tho county In which he ofersl p yot9 for
thlrtydays next preceding snCh oteft shAll %
permIttelst0. vote while such disability con-
tinues."
Adopted February. q, 1870:
In tito House Of Delegates, Thursday, February
e. 1870, tho above resolution was adopted.
q, THR aYRAs wERE-MesSrS. Welch, SpcakeF)
Agncw, Ballard Of Monroe, Ballard OF Logan,
BCltzhoOver, BowyCr, Brannon, Burgess, DAVIS
son, DOnChoO, Evans, FarngWorth, FiShGr, Flan'
aCan, Pick, 6andeC, Guthrie, Hrveey, Howard,
jackson, Judy, Lamb, Lamon, Lynch, Maxwell,
Mccoy, Meadows, Miller, Nicely, PownAll, RAIDER,
Repp, Scott, Smith, Tcter, Thomas, Wells and
Wnkiuson-S8 tL5 ~
TIE NAYS wERB-Messrs. Baker, Barlow,
FariS, Goa, IIasslcr, Hill, Howe, Pelpolnt,
Price, RCxrOad, stuFgtSs, Summers and Wheat N q
In the Senate, Monday, February %, 1870, tho
above resolution was adopted.
THR YEAS wERE-MessEs. Farrsworth, (Prest'
dent), APPLICABLE, Brown, Gather (JameQ, Gather
Jes6G HI Cook, Crane, Davis, Dayton, Doolit'
tlc, Gold, Hartman .R0oncG, Leonard, Patrick
Phelps, RAmsdGll and YOung-18.
THR NAYS wERE-MCssFS. DOr0lnan, uumph'
rcys, WeTpingCr and Wilson,. aug6
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nUPONT GUNPOWDER AGENCY
u The undersigned is the cole Agent In this
CITY for the sale Of all kinds OF Powder made Of
tho celebrated Du Pont Powder Mills. Its quail
III ID unoQualled In this country as evidenced by
testa made by the United States Government
Nc keeps 1t all timeS large stock In Maya
zine OF Ride, In whole, half and quarter keggs.
Blasting and Mining Powder all IN Metallic
KeVS, Sporting Powder In CanisterS. All oil
which will DO sold to the trade as low % the
same can be had In the Wcat.
no has portable magazines Of different sizes to
ship by Rail or Boats,
NJ. REILLY,
No, IS q 81, Main Street.
,,..h SPuEHTINIE12 W VA.
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REPRRRFCH BY PERMISSION.
hon. VIM. E. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
i" r. L. Berkshire, Judges Supreme Court oil
James II. Brown, Appeals Of West Va.
J. j. jackson, Jr, Judge Of U. s. District
D. 3. I. FnlnSworth, President Of Senate,
WestVa.
A. WernInger, member Senate.
Jacob HoEnbro0k, Prest. West Va. 1ns. Co.
Jacob n. BiChel, Vice Prest.
Caleb Beggess, Attorney, ClafIkl;9,buIrg, ". Va.
S 3: %SitS % SSslli Mercer c dtgPp'
Il. g. Davis, Senate, Mineral county,
], N. Camden, President Of First National Bank,
And he following members Of tho House of Dele
gates Of West Virginia:
Ron. D, Il, Smith, KanRWhR county.
@. g. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, Wet1el
Nathan Coz, Harrison
Joseph Tetet, Barbour
R. II. HUI, Marion
james TIervCy, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant r..I
Z, Davidson, Taylor
Henry Bnnnon, Lewis
FLOYD Nicely, Doddhdg0
J, +, BOWyeT, Putnam
rs. Wilkinson, Lincoln
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FALL FAsmoNa-Crepc do chine is
much in vogue in trimming hats and bon
nets, and faille seems to be quite indispen-
sable. Ostrich tips and marathon feathers
take tho lead. Laces Of every sort are
much employed. and flowers Of shades
corresponding with fabrics used for hats
or chapeaux are very recherche. Bonnets
Of velvet, of light, clear colors, elegantly
trimmed with Chantilly lace, and flowers
Of the same shade as the velvet, graccd
with delicate ostrich tips Of marathon
feathers, arc intended for reception or
evening ware. "Headgear" Of every des-
cription is gradually becoming visible.
Many bonnets, resembling tho gypsy shape
and style, extend over the forehead and
attempt to cross over the ears. These
sensible fashions cannot fail to please the
modest, retiring lady Of taste.
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Diusnla Crenata- -Buchu Leaves.


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Anu SOMEWHAT A''""u'' '"'''
80, 0r,,oror, min, 'a.
..- ~ "
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND UsEs.- Buchu leayes
E.l Hsa
the Urinary Organs qua
.n
II75 f.fgN.. 4
Organs, such as Gravel. Chronic cataFrh Of the
Rl,ddar Morbid irritation Of the Bladder aud
q. ,G,y
? 3#.f.r m
7i'''l N .@
tone In the parts concerned In It's evacuation
MI. ~, .d, Ia. alan h..n recommended in pys.
"a. l-
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HR1MBoLp's ExTRAor BucHU is used by per.
. !. ;, =, 49,, q, >, :.
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hucmcnt or Labor Pains B'd'wettlng In
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Prussian and Austrian, and the Niemen
the line between Russian and Prusstan
Poland.
Ia 1T9J the peace OF Basil was made
between Prussia and Republican France,
by which Prussia was TO leave France IN
possession of her Conquests from Prussia
on the Rhine, for which she was to have
IN equivalent.
In 1897 by secret articles Austria gave
IN TO France the lett bank Of the Rhine,
the city OF Metz included, from Basil to
the mouth Of Nethe, near Andernoch.
In 1902 France obtained the whole OF
the right bank of the Rhine. 2
BY the peace Of Tulsit, July 0, 1917,
Prussia lost Prussian Poland, with Dant-
zig and the district Of Bialyslack, to-
getller with all her territory west OF the
Elbe-nearly half the kingdom. This
was heavy humiliation compared with
TINT which she now proposes for France.
A new kingdom Of Westphalia, over
which was placed Jerome Bonnparte, en-
braccd tho Prussian dominiOns on the
west of the Elbe.
Secret articles OF this treaty contempla-
ted the expulsion Of the Turks from Eu.
rope-C onstantinople and the province Of
RoumeliO exceptcd-ior the benefit OF
Russia. Is not Russia now expecting TO
consummate this design, that has been
pending with her for over sixty years!
In 1918 was formed the grand coalition
OF powers against BOnapUrte, including
all except Saxony and Denmark. The
four great powers, England, Prussia, Aus.
tria and Russia, were each to keep In the
field 10000 men, and Great Britain to
pGy $15,O00,0O0 of subsidies to the other
three powers. The plan was to reduce
France to nearly her old limits. England
and Prussia wanted q barrier erected
against the ambition OF France on the
lett bank of the Rhine. Has not Prussia
now revived this idea Of tity.sevcn years
ago?
On May 3Oth, 1914, was made the first
treaty OF Paris. BOnapartc ut Elba, 'ruS-
sin recovered portion Of her Polish ter
ritory. Saxony coded TO her tho northern
portion Of It's territory. She also rccoV-
cred considerable portion Of the German
possessions OF which tho Peace Of TilsIt
had stripped her-some $4,000 square
miles, and she acquired large extent Of
territory on both sides and especially on
the LETT bank Of the Rhine. The German
Confederation was revived with Dict OF
seventeen votes, over which Austria was
to preside, and a General Assembly Of
seventy votes. Denmark was represented
in the Diet for Holstcin, and the King OF
tho Netherlands for Luxembourg.
OCtober Goth, 1916, was made the sec
ond treaty Of Paris, after Napolcon's final
overthrow. Tho eastern frontier OF France
was made as 1t was in 1900, and certain
forts were coded, some Of them to Prussia.
Franco was to pay tho allies 10000, 600,
and $20O00,000 to the smaller powers, as
indemnitics for the expense Of the war,
besides $147,OOO,OOO MS indemnities for
former spoilations. The French forts
were to be occupied at the expense OF the
country by 10000 foreign troops for not
more than five years. Some reduction in
these terms was aftcrward made.
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mo WAGON AND CARRIAGE MA
KERS.-Hubs for Wagons and Carriages,
Gum Oak and Locust Wood, sPoks9 nom Inch
70 ~, Hickory and Oak Wood Felloce nom *
% 3 Inches, Hickory and Oak Wood Bows ior
Carriages and Express Wagons, Poles, shAEtS
ma ClrcleS Of best Hickory and Oek. T
Reesiycd by HELDRETH b BR0.,
49, f,lGI Ri '7l ,6S Main Street
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WEST va. INSURANCE COMPLY
CAPITAL. $1e6.ooo.
Takes risks at tho lowest rates on Buildings Of
all kinds, Furniture, Household Goods, MGrchAn
disc and Goods in Transit.
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DIRECTORS:

InlB company now having pCen organized nVO
years, and In that time done successful business
10 still prepared 10 take risks 1t fair rates on
Buildings Of all kinds, Merchandise, Manulactur.
Ing Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
CGrgoes on the Western Rivers and Lakes. This
company offers superior Inducements to Farm
erG, whereby they can DO insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for s or years at
reduced rates. This being State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus OF any company in tho State; and
of whom are among our best business men, 70.
commends itself to tho favorable consideration
Of tho inSuring public and sOllcits their patron
age. Applications for insurance will be prompt
" attended to at their Otlce, No. % Monroe St,
or at their several 9gc9eeS throughout ne state
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
@. N. C0EN, Soc'y.
B. @. DICK, Asst Sec'y. febI0
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INSURANCE.
TIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO
IL OF WHEELING.
IHCORPORATED In 1881.

q OF WHEELING.
INCORPORATED In 1881.
Sa n saS "a 'Ts i aud
Goods in Transit.
DIRECTORS:
s $ $1 S.s 3 ~ 3E4 s s.; ss'n'''
& 5s3S 5 $ e. vs. W. Evil wilson
once up Stair in the "Insuranee Building"
next door TO the NsrchGnts' National Bank.
X ~ & e "A. WILSON, preS't, y
HNRRID, ST., VicO Pret't; Z
7. Q. AcAFEE, sec'y. JAMS
TTNA FIRE AND MARINE IN.
I'D sURANCE co. OF WHEELING.
Capital, 80" 500, 900.
DIRECTORS: s.
VIM. 3. Simpson, VIM: g. HandlAn,
A .Sg9s 8 R Rs{Ss6; John L. Hobbs
This Company having been fully organized, IL
now prepared to take risks upon
BuIldlnRs Of all kinds, Merchandise, Manurac.
turing Embellishments, Furniture and
Cargoes Of all kinds on the
Western Waters.
Applications for Insurance will be promptly at.
tended to by the Secretary
ONCE at the National Savings Bank, No. 81
WIN. B. SIMPSON, Pres't
WIN. Q. HANDLAN, Vice rreS't.
SIP. MLDRETH, SeC'y.
]. r. MILLER, Asst Sec'y. Aprl4
TRANKLN INSURANCE Comply
IL OF WHEELING,
CAPITAT, $15O 600
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DEAB0DY INSURANCE Comply,
L AT WHEELING, WEST VA. f5.
CAPITAL, -.--r- $l25,OOO
With tho privilege Of increasing the same to
10000 dollars.
DIRECTORS: .H
William Bailey, Alonzo Loring,
Andrew j. PannUll, James F. Barnes,
Henry Stamm, Thomas Hughes.
A. J. Cecil,
This Company having been fully organized, Is
now prepared to take risks ut tair rates on Build.
ings Of all kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing
Embellishments, Furniture, Steamboats,, and Car.
goes on tho Western Rivers and Lakes, also 10
Issue perpetual policies on Dwellings and Stores,
This Company being composed nioatly Of our
leading business men, recommends itself to the
favorable consideration Of the insurlng public,
and sOlicIts their patronage. Applications for In.
Ruraneo will be promptly attended to at their
ONCE, BAILEY'S BLOCK, No. 10B Market street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, PrGSt.
AL0NZ0 LORING, Vice Pres'L
N. c. ARTHUR, SCc'y.
W. II. AGNEW, Asst Sec'y.
s. o. BURDATS, Solicitor. OC5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-30

Urine NEW CROP NEW 0 R
above direct from Louisiana Plantations, now
arriving aud for sale BY 'a.or,-;
49, - PAXTON d oGLEBAY.
NTEW CROP NEW oRLEANs3s U-
IN CARA few hogsheads arriving; also,
Porto Rico and ROlned Sugars, on hands and Tor
sale by PAXTON 3 oGLEBAY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-30

cUNDRIEs-SUNDRIEs.
$50 Bags Rio Coffee.
800 Packages Bright and Black IODaceos. =
10 Barrels Fine and Extra Syrups.
200 Family Flour. g tJ
so ~" Flint 1lomlny.
MackGrCl, Herring and Goldfish.
Gunpowder, Young Tyson and Black Teas.
Sodas, Indlgos, Spices and Es's Coffee.
Choice Factory and Goshen Sheese' Il -
Soaps, Candles, Lead, Shot and Powder.
white Beams, Starch, Batting, Buckets,
Tubs and WGshboards.. -. 49,.
With many other articles, on hand for sale by
decI5 PAXTON d OGLEBAY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-30

mo. 32.7 Joint Resolution Proposing
an Amendment to the Constitution
) of the State. ,', 1iU IE,I r..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-30

DEABODY INSURANCE Comply,
L AT WHEELING, WEST VA. t5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-30

PsOPrRrrt'.-rholr Odor /. strong, dlhuSlvO
aud somewhat aromatic, their taste bltteFt'h,
aud analogous mint.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-30

ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS;
The many thousands cured ut this establish.
mGnt within tho last twenty years, and the nu.
mcrons important surgical operations performed
Tho Sun and many other papers, notices Of which
have appeared again and again before tho public,
besides his standing as . gentleman Of character
and responsibility, is sufficient guarantee 70 the
afflicted. - ~ -Siaz'
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
mario
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-30

Once up stairS in the "Insuranee Building"
next door 70 the NerchGnts' National Bank.
N 80 Il z "A. wilson, preB't
" 90 J0HNREID, SF.t Vie0 Pref.
7. @. McAFEE, Sec,Y. lan29