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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-20
DRUGGISTS.

full assortment of Fresh Drugs and Chemicals
always on hand.
PERFUMERY-French, English, and American:
BRUSHES-TOoth, Hair, and nail in great variety.
SOAPS-Every quality and price.
Special attention given to the Compromising of Phys
c;an a Prescrjnt;ons at an hours ie13 ~
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THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST
woRKINGMEN, insure yoc. yes, and your wives
lives, in the
Working1nen's Mutual Insurance Society,
No. 80 Camp street, up-stairs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-27

WHAT DD 1F?-Lyon's Kathairon
made my hair son, luxuriant and thick,
and Hagan's Magnolia Balm changed that
sallow complexion into the marble beauty
you now sec. This Is emphatically the
language Of all who use these articles. A
fine head Of hair and 4 refined complex.
ion arc the greatest attractions a woman
can possess. The Kathairon and Mag.
nolIa Balm are just what win give them
to you, and nothing else will. The Balm
is the bloom Of youth. 1t makes a lady
ofthirty appear but twenty. Both ard.
cles are entirely harmless, and very pleas.
ant They should be in every lady's pos.
session. ngl agu28-eodd&w.
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Attention is called to The CommEs-
sIoneFs sale, on Wednesday, September
%, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door
Of the Court House, of the property
known - the Wheeling spoks Factory.
The property referred to above consists
ot-a house built for ne manufacture Of
carriage wheels and spokes; Is 80 by 40
feet, built Of brick and Is three stories
high, including a stone cellar under the
whole house. There is a good substantial
stack and also a water well on the premises.
This property Is eligibly situated for
manufacturing or Brewery purposes.
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To KEEP THE PEAoB.-After the ad-
journment ofpolice court, yesterday MON.
ing, Elizabeth AnIney, who was before
that tribunal on a charge Of disorderlY
conduct, was escorted to Judge Johnston's
Office to answer complaint lodged against
her by James Lraue. The testimony
brought out the fact that the defendant
had threatened to twist the neck of com.
plainants child, and for this highly indec,
orous language, she was required to give
bond in the sum Of one hundred dollars
to keep the peace for one year. This re-
quirement was met and the prisoner
set at liberty. ,..-
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FALSE ALARM. There was an alarm
of fire, yesterday, down In the Sixth
Ward, but fortunately it proved false
one. The bell n,the Guards HoSeh6hse
was being tolled for some purpose not
known to our informant and the Uniteds
thinking it was an alarm OF fire commenc-
ed ringing their bell to call together the
members The mistake was discovered
before the alarm became general, andmat-
tiers soon lapsed into their accustomed
tranquility,
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THE SPECTACLE TRADE.-Few Of our
readers are aware Of The vast business
done by oxtoby g. Dufield in spectacles,
They have become to Wheeling what
M'Allister has to Philadelphia. BY keep
ing a. fill stock Of the 6s't, glasses, and
being able 10 properly adapt them to the
eyes Of purchasers, this firm has relieved
hundreds ofweak- eyed persons in This city
and vicinity; Everything in the shape of
pebble and Other tspectacle, Eye Glasses,
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Ware,
&C., can be found at oxtoby 6 Dufield's,
1Ol Market street. below M34ure House.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIR,-The an
nual fair held under the auspices of the
Washington County Agricultural Asso-
citation, opens to-day ut Washington, Pa,
By referring to an advertisement in an
other column it will be seen that a train
leaves the Hempield depot in this city,
this morning at II o'clock, reaching there
at 10. nit Is advertised to leave on its re-
turn atsnch IN hour as will give almost
the whole day to examining the display Of
stock, farm products, &C., and reach here
at a seasonable hour. We trust many Of
our citizens will avail themselves of the
opportunity thus afforded to visit their
ncighhors up in Washington. The same
programme will be observed tomorrow.
The usual train on the road will be sns-
pended during the two days.
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" . H
GRAVEL AND CENrRNT 7RooFRG. -
George Crumbacker would inform the
public that he is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing business, and that he is
prepared at any time toput on roofs, eth
'er largo or small, at the shortest possible
notice, guaranteeing his work for q term
ofyears. He has now been engaged in
the business for seven years past, and his
work has outlived a half dozen other
Patent Roofs. The demand for his work
is increasing from year to year. He put
on during the past yearI1 500 squares Of
his roofing in.this city, which has given
satisfaction in every respect Address
him through the Post Office, or. call at his
brick.yard, head Of Lindsey. street All
orders viii be attended to promptly.
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Ram ii As1IASAn-Tnr lIEw1gn Nh

RosH HAsIIASAH-FHE JEWISH NV
YEAR-This festival commenced at six
o'clock Sunday evening, and closes at the
same hour this evening. Yesterday was
therefore the llrst day Of The year ofthe
world 1881, according to the reckoning
ofthe Israelites, who almost everywhere
celebrate the day with appropriate SER
vices. In their books it is declared that
this festival is Of three fold character,
viz:
"0f homage to invoke the speedy ap'
proach Of the kingdom Of God; Of remem-
brance, acknowledging the Omniscience,
providence, and exercise ofsupremecy 70.
ward the individual, that 1t may please
God TO remember Bis creatures with
pity and to temper His judgment with
mercy; Of sounding the cornet." as.a
ASH matter Of interest to our readers
we give the usual order OF celebrating the
first day Of the new year where the festi.
val is strictly observed;
all business OF every character is sus-
pended. Their stores and shops, and
Offices, banks, and counting. houses, are
deserted. At conveniently early hour
they resort to their synsgogues Among
the orthodox class the services are con
Quoted altogether in Hebrew. That por.
ton Of tho law is read which treats Of the
forms and ceremonies OF their religion.
Tho peculiar institutions imposed by
Moses are explained. A psalm isread by
the rabbi, and sung, or rather chanted. by
the congregation, all in Hebrew. The
rabbi then offers prayer in Hebrew, the
congregation responding amen. A1ter
chanting another psalm It Is the usual Gus
tom Of the rabbi 10 deliYera discourse in
the vernacular Of tie congregation, re-
marking upon the institutions Of their re.
ligion, the peculiar Significance Of the
services in which they had participated,
and enumerating the various causes for
gratitude to the One God.
With another psalm in Hebrew, and a
short prayer in the, yernacular, the con.
gregation is dismissed. The synagogues
on these occasions arc usually very hand
somely decorated, and those who under
stand the Hebrew language will not fail
70 perceive about the altar certain snggeS.
tive and striking sentences from the law
or the prophets. On the altar-cloth he
will be certain to see, embroidered in
threads Of gold, the three letters which
signify the Inetflble Name, which no devout
Hebrew dare pronounce -Jah, to avoid
pronouncing which the Hebrews use the
word Adond. There are usually two ser:
vices during the day-one in the morning,
beginning at about o'clock, and another
in the evening, beginning about 5 o'clock.
AEter the service the remainder Of the
time Is devoted to visiting, congratula-
tious and general rejoicings. Previous to-
and during This festival the poor among
the Hebrews; if there are any, are attend
ed to and supplied.
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NYI1LFU1 TREspAss,-C ornelia Dixon
was arrested and brought before Judge
Johnston, yesterday morning, on a
charge OF willful trespass made by Nelson
Taylor, a colored man. It was in evi,
dence that the trespasser came to TayloTs
house, knocked off Misunderstanding and
deIaced castings with a Ratchet,
besides doing other things not in strict
accordance with tho rules of proprietyl A
part u q bundle Of shingles, the com
pIainant alleged, disappeared at the same
The case was fully heard and resulted
in holding the accused to bail for her ap-
pearance at Circuit Court. This she was
unable to procure, and in default was
committed to Jail sai-
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CHANGE OF MARKET HoUR..:It will be
we'll for those who get their supplies Of
eatables at the Second Ward Market to
remember that on and after next Satur.
day morning the bell on the market house
will be rung OF ) o'clock, at which hour
market opens. This arrangement will be
in force until the 1st Of April. J n
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Nor SETTLED YET.-A week or two
since there was rowing match on the
river between a party Of young men
styling themselves tho National Boys,n
and the crew Of tlicP ocahontas. We be-
lieyc the latter were victorious. We
heard. yesterday that another meeting
between the same parties is in prospect at
an early day, notice Of which will be
given in proper season. Unless the con.
test is fixed for day not far distant, the
race will have to be over the cobble stones
II the river continue TO reccde a! its. pres
ent rate.
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POLICE CoURr.-The docket in this
Court, yesterday morning, was light
one, considering that forty-eight hours
had elapsed since the last session. The
following comprised the business; John
Duffy, drunk, one dollar and costs; Eliza
beth Ankney, disorderly conduct con
:inued on motion Of defendant, in order to
procure material witnesses in her behalf
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ELEGANT CLOTHING. Elsewhere will
be found the advertisement Of John L.
Rice, Merchant Tailor, on Monroe street,
south sidel three doors below Market.
Mr.. R. isjust in receipt Of a superb stock
Of goods. which he will make up in the
latest style and at such prices as cannot
fail to please. We advise our readers to
call in and look through Mr.. Rtce's cstab-
lishment, and we feel confident they will
be satisfied that it is the place to get first
class clothing at ante-rcbeIlion prices.
They will find, further, that Mr. Wheeler
the cutter, Is second to none inhis depart.
ment. = :
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RENoyED.-It gives US pleasure to stitc
that the body of the defunct horse men
toned in paragraph in these columns
yesterday morning, was removed before
many Of our readers had perused it Now
If the repairs needed TO which we refer
red several mornings since,) receive as
prompt attention the authorities will re-
ccive the thanks Of the residents i'm that
neighborhood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-27

On DT-That the election iq South
Wheeling on the question Of annexation
to the city is 10 be held in that place
sometime next week. Some who profess
to be posted express doubts as to the
result.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-27

By RENTING. and applying tie rents TO
lie purchase, every one can become the
owner of a first class Wheeler & Wilson
Sowing Machine: VIM. Sumner q Co,
Agents, No. IS Monroe street. Wheeling.
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GEO H. KURrz having made arrange
ments with a good furricr from New York,
| am happy to state I wtll,alter, repair
and clean Furs on short notice; also
make all kinds Of Fur goods toorder. /.
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BOARD OF sUrERv1soRs-A special
meeting of this Board will be held at the
Court House to-day, commencing at ten
o'clock a. N. The session viii be one Of
more than ordinary interest, Us it Is OK
pected that the special committee ap-
pointed 10 investigate certain charges
against a township officer will submit its
report. M
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Masonic Bates Lodge No. SO. = NJ
Removed-Thos. J. Finney 4 ,rJ4 4 :
F. Y. c. Motifs Academic Dansantc.
Photographs a Ia Rembrandt. II or
Horace Greeley will speak at Wishing
ton Hall. ~
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"JUN1FER Tar soar" cures ehappOd hands
saltsheum, plmpleS, and al eItaneouS affections,
rendering tho skin soft and smooth. NauufIs.
turcd By ~ CAsWELL, HAZARD d CO.,,
Sold BY al Druggists. Nov York
.nyS4!Sf,Th ,.dET. q. 7ilrgf T.t5S..
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LADIES Kid and Dress crOquet slip
pers, just received at !"
LOUIS Y. BLoND'a 10
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GnEEIEY's IRcTUnE. Attentions call.
edito an, advertisement in another col:
umna announcing a lecture Friday syen4
ing next for The benefit Of the Library As.
ISOLATION, BY the Philosopher Of the Fri.
6aK9. Il q hardly pesesAty tor ~ to say
anything about he lecturer IS IL Is well
lnoWnall oyerthe cOuntrysnd The world.
The simple statement OF the name and
the object loE which the lecture Is TO be
delivered hoEald insure q fun house See
advertisement, '.''' ~
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JERSEY SWEET PoTAToEs-A choice
lot, just received and for sale low by N.
Mckee; O5 Main street, Centre Wheeling.
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HAVING just returned from The east, /
am prepared to offer to the publica large
stock Of Boots and shoes.a as low prices
as any other house in the city. .''@
t@,s i.a5 LOUIS Y. BLOND.
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SHADOW PrcTUREs are "all the rsgs
at the Partridge Gallery. Call and see
specimens; finest west Of New York
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FURs altered, repaired and cleaned al
tile Fur Store, No. e5 Main street. All
work guaranteed. ..,,t.,. ,,.r,
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CROWDED oUT-1f those persons who
called Tor Rembrandt Photographs at the
Partridge Gallery, yesterday evening, will
call again to-dayat1Of o'clock they will
bea accommodated Immediately.
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MUNICIPAL CoURr.-This Court met
yesterday morning, pursuant to adjourn.
ment Saturday evening. The only case
tried was one involving an attorney fee.
and the jury returned a verdict for half
the amount claimed. G
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning.
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If you want the best Black Gros Grain
Silk for % per cent less than any other
house in the city, go to Brues & Sanders
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LOOK at tho $1.26 Kid i8ys Gnbrotd.
cred backs, equal to any 90 glove in the
city, only to he had at Brues s Sanders.
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q acres Of land, situated about miles north Of
the city, on thu cast side Of tho new Turnpike
Road now being constructed from Wheeling TO
Glonn'S Run. said deed Of trust was given by
said X. B. Woods on 10 acres Of land, being the
northern part Of The home farm Of A. T. Woods,
deceased, and joining lands with the estate OF
David Garden, deceased, OH the east side Of the
Ohio River, to secure the Merchants Notional
Bank Of West Virginia tho payment OF 81, 600 In
six months from OATS, and the payment Of any
note or notes that may be given 10 renewal OF In
part payment OF the same; 5000 having been
paid on said note and IS lilo acres Of said tract
(which was sold TO Jacob LASH being released,
SGle will b. made Of the residue al acres) Of the
tract, defanlt being made in the payment OF a
note Tor $4,000, due August 9, 1871, with two
months interest and cost which EepEesensss The
Aforesaid note OF $1,000. Said 81 acres will be
divided into smaller tracts. Plat Of the same can
be seen II the Recorders ONCE OF Ohio County,
". Va.
TERMs OF sALB-one.third cash; balance in
SIx and twelve months, with interest.
Sale to commence At II O'Clock 4. \.
anR49 s. BRADY, Trustee.
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TOR SALE.-A VERY vALU.sa5
q ABLE tract OF land, about IS acres,
within Y mile Of eastern line Of the corpO.
ration Of the City Of Wheeling, on south side Of
HempAeld Railroad, opposite Mt De ChSntaI, un-
deTlaid With coal Enquire o. :, -.
aeplB.S Or ISAAC IRWIN,
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LADIES Lasting daiters with double.
sole; French Kid and Pebble Morocco
Button Boots,just received at Il
=. ggS LOUIS Y. BIoND's
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FuRs for 50 per sett up to sl2O at the
Fur Store. .!ss a1l4 II.
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GESTs' Fur Collars and GLOVES at the.
Fur Store. b; =! is hAu -.
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TIOR SALE-WITHIN II MILES,
ofB, 4 o. Il. Il. AT Bolton.
IO5 Acres, one.haIf under cultivation,
With orchard choice fruit.
69X Aeres, 70 acres cleared. With 400 fruit
q Acsss four mllcs from Cameron, Marshall
600 Acres tx miles from Llttleton, Wetzel Co.
". V. IoGE J. BRO,
sena0 l06 Market Street.
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FUn R0bes, al styIes, 4. be Fur store.
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RrCH Plaid Popllns just opened at q
great bargain at Brues y Sanders, n.
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TRUSTEES sALE.-BY VIRTUE
i Of Deed Of Trust made on the 10th day Of
January, 1865, BY Rob't B. Woods to S. Brady,
Trustee, and recorded In the Recorder once OF
Ohio County, West Virginia, In Decd Book No.
50, page 50, will sell at public sale, at the front
!. A.
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y you want a good suit Of clothes,
made in tile latest style, go to ], Tia
kin & Co, No 80 Monroe street, where
you win find the best assortment Of
cloths caasIReres and, yestti5Aggg in the city
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commencing 10 our readers, We have
used it in our families, and have found II
to be the most nutritious, delicate and
palatable article fOrstable use We have
seensHg, >7Hf iu9,I 'noafgrJiz .roI
1t isa light andragreeable farine, very
PLEASANT tho taste, easy Of digestion,
and hence specially adapted to the use Of
the sick, the thousands Of dyspepttcs
among us, and for young children: besides
the SEA Moss, its principal ingredient, has
many curative properties, and Is highly
recommended ior pectoral and scrotulous
affections, and Is perfectly harmless,
Here, then, we have an entirely new
article Of food Of the most delicate and In
viting character, adapted to the use Of the
table for Blanc Mango, Puddings, Char
lotte de Russo ETC., and almost invaluable
for use by the invalid. It Is simple, deli
cate, nutritious, harmless, remedial and
economical, as it can be furnished for one
third to one-half the cost OF Corn Starch,
Maizena,, Fartna, etc, for all Of which it IS
more than a substitute.
It is made up without trouble, and will
always be good. Try it; and our word
for it, you win continue in its se.-1a.
DEPENDENT 81 sept, 24.eodGw
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For Lyons silk yelyets tor cloakiugs 60
10 Brues S Sanders. ~.
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FOR SALE.


nor SALE-lO ACRES OF COAL
PRIVILEGE. thfee-qnarteTg Of 4 mile from
BellAEre, near the BClIAire and Wegee turnpike,
accessible BY drifting, eaGily drained, with an
outlet 70 the river; every bushel available; Will be
sold on reasonable terms.
have also for sale Lot No. 169, OrloR Zane's
addition, Wheeling Island, 30 BY 100 feet a cor
usE lot well Situated, cheap.
ALsO, One Ofthe finest lots for Market Garden
vile. between the railroad and river, twenty'ttx
acres, well Situated, easy Of access, rich soil at
bargain. ia.
Also, Seven acres Of land near Bellaire with L, .
ANAL house thereon, three'quArters Of mile
from Belalre; bargain II taken soon
ALSO, so acres OF heavily tim6ered land, Caeell
comfy W, Va; 10 any one wishing TO invest IN
this kind Of property this Is an extra chance,
Several Ane properties in BelIalre, houses,
buslneAs stands and open town lots. Call on OF
Sddr0Ss LYCURGUS AUSTIN, Agent,
se93 BellAlFe, Ohio.
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TUESDAY, SEPT. ~, 1870.
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-'"11 p SECOND BRANCH. "a = p. -
A called meeting of the City Council
was held last evening: Id tie Second
Branch the President being fabsept, on
motion the chair was occupied BY Mr..
Tingle. Atroll call the following mem,
beB answered: Blessrs. Boring, Connolly,
Hook, Laughlin, McAdams, Pollock, Sails
bury; Smith j., 70! Sheppard, Sweeney,
Scott, Tipgle and Weitzel. a-t. 8..
The reading Of heminutes OF last meet
ing was dispensed with.
The following report Of the Committee
on Water Works was read:
To tie Mayor and Council Of he City Of
Wheeling: The Committee beg leave TO
report that the submerged portion Of the
water pipe now being laid by Messrs.
Sweeney & Co. Is now full Of water, show
ing, in the opinion Of the committee, i'm
peffections In the joints Of said water
pipe, to what extent your committee is
not prepared to say. The committee not
wishing TO take any undue responsibility,
refer the whole matter to Council. ~
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