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A heavy storm passed through a
part OF this county on Wednesday
evening OF last week.
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John Colerick will probably be Sc
lccted rs tie Ninth District martyr.
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THE JOURNAL WILL SOON ENTER UPON IT'S TENTH VOLUME


whit the anden
Republican Equal
Privileges None" While our patrons each wee"
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The Starlights now claim the cham
piOnship OF this county.
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FOR SALE.

\ splendid new buggy aud harness for
sale cheap. Call on
Gro. II. BovEsRAKr
NJ Al
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Notice to Heirs of Petition to Sell
Real Estate.

State Of Indiana. Randolph County-Court
of Common Pleas.
NJ Office is hereby given that Nathan
y Il. Butts, Administrator of Thomas
Marshall, decea sed, has filed his petition 20
sell the Real Estate of the deceient, his
personal being insufficient to pay his debts (;
and that said petition will be heard a. the
next term of the Court of Common Pleas
OF said County.
Attest: II. T. SEMANS, CLERK
n30 C.. c. u. Randolph Co.
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Common Pleas Court adjourned Sat
urday.
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NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned has been appointed
Administrator De Lonis non, Of the Estate
Of Lewis Michael. late OF Randolph County,
deceased The Estate is probably solvent.
JOHN L. NEFF,
Administrator d. bonn snoa.
BRADBCRY Nsfs, Au'ys- June 20
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JONI CoorrR, r. $. SVPerint,ndehf
C,l,ndar for ls70-'7l
The school year will consist OF three
terms, beginning respectively on the first
Monday IN September. first MondGy In Jan.
uary. aud first Monday N April.
TUITION.
PRIMARY ,..,. ss.,.t....t 81 cts, per week
intermediate .............4 40 cts. per week
Grammar School 80 cts. per wee X
High School, from. 10 to 80 cts per week
All tuition bills are payable at the begin.
Ming Of term. Deduction for absence, after
entry, will in no case be male. except for
protractei sickness or like cause. For fur.
ther information, address
JOHN COOPER.
T.W KIZER. Township Trustee.
JOS. EDG kR, Director.
Gen STONE.
]. W. DlGGS. no
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SPECIAL NOTICES


The Fret Annual Pair ~ thc Union
Agricultural anil Mechanical A-.uc.a-
iion vii he l.eid on their grounds "a
tnion CITY INT. Sopf. 18th. -slii
2eih and 3ofh. islu
By order 81 tie lsaaUi
rs 4. = NAS ANpk. ~ee'y
- meeting - tie Randolph
County Agricultural society. held "a
Wiuchester, ou tie llti Jas ~ jun.
1870. the time for huialng ihe next
annual Fair was 81 far tile 80 D dak 90
September, nud holding four day,
The Fair grounds viii be enlarged
and nj the necessary arrangements
viii b. made O. render f1is oue 81 the
best Fairs ever held In tie county
Is ORDER of ils Fsafl
NJ J. T.. ROT III. S4fA.
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Life in Utah, or the Mysteries and
crimes of Mormonism. Being an ex-
pose Of their secret rites and ceremo-
mics, with Il full and authentic history
Of Polygamy, and the Mormon Sect,
from its origin To the present time,
by J. III. Beadle, editor OF the "Salt
Lake Reporter" and correspondent
To the Cincinnati Commercial"
III. Getzendanner, agent, will canvass
this county in few DAYS.
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Picnic TO Silver Lake to-day. Don't
fail 10 go.
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We call especial attention TO the sdver-
PORT GRAPE WINE. pure and an
sdultcrated Grape Wine, inyaiaable ia
sickness. n-tf
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TT. Wayne Railroad still coming.
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A LIVE COUNTY PAPER

In Ect, of
and
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PAN HANDLE ROUTE.

FirrsBURG, CINCINNATI a ST. LOUIS RAILWAY.
&c c. a . G. DIVISION.
Trains pass Ridg.ville a. follows:
GOING East.
Mail 6 @ An Express IL - a. NJ
COiSC wEsT.
Accom-. 10 on An Mail. | l0r. ".
Express IL - 81
W a. II. REEDER. Agent.
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Republican Comfy Ticket.

Republican Comfy Ticket.
For Representative.
AsAHlL STONE.
Per Trsaeufsr.
JAMES n DONEN.
For Auditor.
wv r. MURRAY
Fof sheriff.
y. r. FORD.
For Surveyor,
JAMES II. HIATT.
Dor Commissionsf- Miedie Disitiet.
THOMAS CLkYENGER
Tor Commits sioner-W Western District
HICKS X. WRIGHT.
fof Commisslouer-Eastefn District,
ELliIU CAMMACK.
WHITE RIVER TOWNSHIP.
For Trustee.
John DlGGS.
For Assessor,
ELWOOD HIATT.
For Jsstice of the.peace,
IRA TRIP
LUTHER L. MOORMAN.
~. ". hill.
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Expense OF Common Pleas Court.
The following allowances were
made by the Judge of the Court of
Common Pleas at the july term:
Jurors mileage and per diem, S156 96.
OF
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The "shoo fly" season has come.
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\ case OF scdR. mag. near Buena
Vista, j. creating considerable excite
mcnt. suit has already been brought,
and the whole affair will be invcs,iga.
ted Those who desire 10 know the
particulars ear attend az that time.
The JOURNAL j. intended 20 go into
the families Of IL patrons, aud 70 De
read by their wives and daughters.
Therefore We decline 10 publish, as we
learn one OF the interested parties de-
s.res that we should do, the disgusting
particulars Of the affair. We leave
that for the Days Doings and kindred
sheets 10 DO. We have no desire to
encroach upon their peculiar style.
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Very warm weather up our way.
Fine growing rain Monday.
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The Grover * Baker is one of the
best Family Machines. that i now be-
fore the public, and we have no hes
itancy in recommending ii 10 any one
DESTROYS OF purchasing good Sewing
Machine. 1t will execute the greatest
variety of work in the neatest style
of any machine manufactured. Mr..
w. II. Way, the agent, also keeps
threads, needles, machine oil, &c, on
hand. Call and examine the Grover
* Baker before purchasing n machine.
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~. & a.. RAIL ROAD.

DAYTON. UNION.
sRRfvE. DEPNRr. sRRfvE. DEPART
Mail :. 1OrM l021ls II 81 ru 2 20rH
l0.O5 ~ eu0P /. Pm 80 No
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wISCuEsTER GRADED AND NOR.
NAL SCHOOL.
c,lendar FOR ls7O-'7l

JONI Coorrs. r. $, Superintendent
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RIVER NEws.-The river is still fall.

RIVER NEws.-The river is still fall
ing but with less rapidity than previous
ly, the marks showing decline OF but
six inches during the past twenty-four
hours, there being last evening six feet
five inches in the channel.
The Laura No, 9 is laid up at our
wharf for repairs. She ran through
herself" on her up trip. breaking her
cylinder, pitman shaft, &c. She will
be all right again shortly.
The new and beautiful steamer Poto-
mac reached here yesterday about half
past - o'clock with a fine passenger
and freight trip and was visited during
the day by quite a number Of gentle
men and ladies. We were informed
last evening that quite large party Of
ladies would look at her this morning
She is a very handsome boat, and gives
promise of being a speedy one She
leaves this afternoon at 8 o'clock on
her return trip. OF course every person
who wishes to 90 to Cincinnati in splen.
did style will take passage on her.
The W. F. Curtis will leave this
morning at o'clock for Pittsburgh.
Capt. Harlan will take passengers to
points up the river in mighty fine
shape
The New State leaves at II o'clock
this morning for Parkersburg. You
may talk about your fancy boats, said
passenger TO us yesterday, but the
State spreads just rs good hash as any
of EN-.
Captain James Rees is building a new
towboat at Brownsville. Length l2O
feet, beam % feet, hold 4 feet; engines
cylinders l6 inches in diameter, + feet
stroke; boilers, 40 inches in diameter
and "a feet long. She will he ready for
business this fall.
Upper Red river is very high, and
Sulphur, an affluent that empties into
it above the raft, is higher than it has
been for twenty years. Adams canal is
choked up, and communication by the
river cut off from below.
Thirteen boats were lying at Sioux
City few days ago. The Missouri at
that point is nearly dry, and the ferry
boats can hardly find water enough to
run.
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CRUSHED IN \ QUAERY.-An unmar-
ried man named Festus Barrett, while
at work in the quarry of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, at Bellaire, on Thurs.
day afternoon, had both legs crushed to
a jelly by a large stone falling on him.
A dispatch was sent TO DR.. FrisseI, of
this city, and he at once went down to
render the unfortunate man any aid in
his power, but il was too late He had
lost so much blood that he was beyond
the aid Of science, and he died about 10
o'clock Thursday night.
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POLICE CoURr.-For the first time
since Monday the Police Court was on
yesterday morning cheered with the
presence of batch of fusileers!
Bridget Goodman lives on John street
East Wheeling. Among other habits
Bridget has acquired one Of taking too
much "tea." When thus excited the
object of her antipathy is her liege lord
and the father of FIVE little Good-men.
On such occasions she goes for him in
language powerful in its expression and
wonderful in its irritating qualities.
Such was her condition Thursday even
ing. Her very expressions such. She
got to scolding at old man Goodman in
a manner that would have peeled the
bark off of a black oak sapling, and
certainly disturbed the neighborhood.
She was fined s. and costs for this I'M
, restricted exercise of her rights and
privileges, and in default OF s. and
costs she goeth to Castle Faris for ten
days
. John Dcshorne as sure u YOUR born
was drunk as loon on Thursday noon.
He staggered and fell and then gave a
veil such as old gossips tellare oft heard
! in-Pittsburgh As John wandered on
for Ritchietown bent, through the
Sixth ward he went, he took no great
heed that officer Reed would gobble
him in as sartin as sin. But so it was,
and in default Of paying 81 and costs he
studieth geology in Professor Price :
academy for the next five days.
Philip Hoffman was captured in the
Second Ward market house, as stated
by us Yesterday. As Phil. didn't have
the sum of 81 and The costs anywhere
about his clothes, he, too, joineth the
noble army of students at Prof. Prices
academy, where geology is practically
taught in addition to Lock on the I'm
derstanding,' that is when ball and
chain is worn.
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$1,000 Reward.

DEBfNGS VIA FUGA CURES ALI
Liver, Kidney and Bladder Diseases, Or
ganicWeakness, Female Affections, General
DeoilIty, and all complaints OF the Urinary
organs, In male and female
5000 VIII also be paid for any ca-e Of Rlind
Needing or Itching PILES that DyB1SG's
PIKE REMEDY nails u cure.
DEBiSGS MAGIC LININEST cures
Rheumatic Pains, Sprains, Brui'-e$ and
Svelled Joints, I'm man and beasf.
Sold everywhere. send for Pamphlet.
LABoEATORYHf2F Frankfort street,
aprls Baltimore Nd
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\ NOVEL CONFEDERATION ester.
day evening two countrymen were rid.
ing up Main street in wagon contain
ing three or four bushels of cucumbers,
potatoes, green corn and other garding
sass, intended for market. Just be.
hind the seat on which the men were
sitting were a couple Of barrels filled
with hay or straw. Straw too cove@d
the bottom of the wagon. They role
along as jolly as could be, smoking
their cigars. When they got about op,
posite to Forbes crockery store, just
north of Quincy, the hay in the two
barrels behind them commenced blaz-
ing up at a terrible rate. One glance
at the burning hay was enough
for these two men.
They got off OF that wagon without
being told to, and commenced unhar-
nassing their horses. Clerks, sales
men, draymen, everybody rushed to the
burning wagon, which looked like a
steam fire engine in full play. The fire
dropped down into the straw on the
bottom of the wagon, and in second
the whole establishment was in flames,
and corn, potatoes, cucumbers and all
were flying across the street. \ chap
with more sense than the remainder Of
the crowd got ont a street hose and
squirted the burning wagon into its
ordinary placidity. The only damage
done was to the barrels and a peck
measure, which, as peck measure, is
of no further use. The countrymen are
satisfied that that style of coming to
market may be denominated "red hot. "
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The ELECTION TO.DAY.-We will be
under everlasting obligations to our
friends if they will take the trouble 10
send us the iull returns from the differ
ent townships before six o'clock to-mor-
row evening. We are extremely desir-
Gus Of making the returns full for our
Mondays issue
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The PRIZE Match To-DAY.-The
match game of base ball to be played
this afternoon on the Fair grounds, for
a silver ball, between the United and
Osceola Clubs, is exciting great deal
OF interest, the friends of the two clubs
being about equally divided, and strong
in the hope Of the success OF their fav-
orite club. 1t is expected that large
number Of people will witness the
match. Special arrangements have
been made for the accommodation Of
ladies, and all of them are invited 10 be
present. Game will he called at two
o'clock sharp.
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ATTEND the National Business Col
eye. Hornhrook's building, Main street.

The PRETTTEsr WOMAN N New YORK.
Miss K. well known in our FASH
ionable society for her diStingue appear;
ance and beautiful complexion, was once
a sallow, rough-skinned girl, chagrined
at her red, freckled face. She pitched
into Hagan's Magnolia Balm, and isnow
as pretty in complexion as sheis charm
ing in manners. This article overcomes
freckles, tan, sallowness, moth-patches,
ring-marks, etc, and makes one look
ten years younger than they are. Mag
nolia Balm for a transparent complex
ion, and Lyons Kathairon TO make the
hair plentiful, luxuriant, soft and deli
cate, have no rivals. The Kathairon
prevents the hair from turning gray,
eradicates dandruff and is the best and
cheapest dressing in the world
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PREPARE yourself for business by at
tending the National Business College

The FIRE BUG AGAIN.-Last night,
shortly after twelve o'clock, the stable
in the rear of the residence of James
McClusky, on Centre street, between
Sixth and Seventh, was discovered to
he in flames The alarm was promptly
given, and the neighbors got on plug
stream preventing the fire extending
10 the contiguous dwelling houses.
The horses and cattle were got out of
the stable, but it and quantity of hay
were destroyed. Loss perhaps 300.
There is no sort Of question but
that this is renewal Of the
work of the incendiaries who were
operating in the Fourth Ward some
weeks ago. There was no light or fire
Of any kind about the stable last even
ing, and as the fire originated in the
hay loft, away from any possible chance
of contact with a light, had there been
one taken into the stable, the conclu-
Sion that it was set on fire is irresistible
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CHAPLINE STREET VI. Z. CHURCH,
Chapline Street Church has recently
been greatly improved and beautifed.
The walls and ceiling have been hand
somely frescoed. All the inside wood
work has been stained and vanished.
New pulpit, altar railing, carpets, &c.
House will he opened on Sabbath.
The Rev. Mr.. Gray breaches morning
and night He is said to be an able
and eloquent speaker Everybody 60.
Let the house be crowded. Seats free.
See advertisement.
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GROWING BETTEE.-Martin Maloney,
who was struck by locomotive on the
e. * p Road, about two weeks ago, is
gradually recovering strength in both
mind and body and is now able to walk
about. The story Of his being con-
ffrmcd luuatic is found to be an error.
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MATRMoNIAL.-The Recorder office,
like every other place, is rather dull
just now, but rumor has it that some
things up Oxtoby & Duffield have
just received an unusually large stock
of plain gold rings, jewelry, gold chains,
bracelets, &c. Call at lO4 Market
street, below Mcclure House, for any.
thing in the way of Jewelry, Watches,
Silver and Plated Wares or Spectacles.
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New DYE HoUsE.-Matthias Eg!inger
has removed his fancy dye house to No.
81 Market street, near Quincy, as will
be seen by his advertisement in this
mornings paper. The high reputation
Mr.. Eglinger has among our citizens as
q dyer and scourer is a sufficient guar
antee that all work entrusted to him
will be done promptly and well
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APro!NTMENTS.-The West Virginia
Courier says: The Governor has ap
pointed c. w. Smith, Esq, OF Charles,
ton, to be Judge OF the Twelfth Circuit,
vict Hon. James II. Ferguson, resigned.
He has also appointed c. D. Green ir.,
a Commissioner OF Deeds for this State,
at ST. Louis, Missouri, July Doth, 1870;
also William II. Latimer Commissions
er Of Deeds for this State, at Baltimore,
Nd, July 2Ith, 1870.
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BEAUTIFY your homes. The largest
and choicest selection OF American and
foreign Chromos ever brought to Wheel
ing, are now offered to the public at
popular prices by PAUL Bros. d Co.,
No. 90 Market street. Also a large
stock of Wall Papers, graduating in
price from S. to eight cents per bolt,
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ALARM OF FIRE.-.About one o'clock
yesterday morning a feeble alarm of
fire was given in East Wheeling. 1t
was caused by the burning Of shavings
in McConnelfs cooper shop, on Zane
between Fifth and Sixth. 1t appears
that on quitting work on Thursday
night, the shavings had been swept into
the shop fireplace, where they smoul-
dered until one o'clock, when they got
to burning Some one passing saw the
light and gave the alarm. 1t was not
sufficiently vigorous to get the depart
ment out There was no damage done.
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WHEELING is represented at the eyhi-
bition of wooden fabrics, now being held
at indianapolis, by goods manufactured
hv T.. Bradley II Son, of this city
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CANCELLATION OF STANPs.--0n We'd
nesday the new regulations in regard to
the cancellation Of revenue stamps went
into effect. By their provisions any
machine can be used for cutting and
cancelling stamps which shall affix the
date and initials, and so cut and deface
the stamp, at the same time and by one
operation, as TO render it manifestly I'M
fit for use; and at the same time. shall
not so Jeface the stamp as to prevent
its denomination and genuinenes> from
being readily determined.
The use of any machines which sim.
ply imprint the initials and date with
out cutting the stamp, is prohibited.
by pen and ink, as here
tofore, are authorized
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ALIEN. DrRsr, the popular fruit deal
er on Market street, near Union, has
our thanks for some of the finest
peaches we have seen this season.
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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
Religions Book House. 20 Monroe
street.
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The Rembrandt ia a new and
novel effect in photography, just being
introduced in our city. Those made at
the Partridge Gallery are very pleasing,
being nicely blended contrast between
strong high lights" and soft iranspar-
ent shadows.
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REMEMBRANCE, or Shadow Picture
This entirely new style" has been
made at Brown & Higgins, for more
than 4 wear.
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Jrsr received another lot Of those
fine Lasting Caters, worth $50 for
$2.75 at Louis V. Blonds l0I Main
street.
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STEAM BOATS.
For Cincinnati, Louisville,
and ST. LOuiS.

re- THE NEW AND ELEGANT
Eks3Side-wheel Passenger Steamer
PoTOMAC, Captain John Fink,
Major Rice, Clerk, will leave Wheeling for
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9th, at o'clock
p. NJ. For freight or passage apply on
board, or to THEODORE FfNR,
aug5 Agent.
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DAILEY'S CITY HOTEL
WHEELING. W. VA,

OPPOSITE STEAMBOAT LANDING,
and nearest First C1as- H0uSe to the Rail-
road DepotS. JOHN DALEY,
PrOprie,or
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D. J. Mccormick, President OF the
National Iron Boilers and Puddlers
Union. has our thanks for favors.
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Regular Wheeling and Park
ersburg Packet.

r.. THE NEW AND FINE PAS
sll5{tt senger Steamer NEW STATE,
sks2Capt. Jack Harrison, will leave
Wheeling for Parkersburg every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
Returning will leave Parkersburg for
Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 7 o'clock, A. NJ. Freight received
NJ the Wharfboat at all hours, by
janis G. II. BOOTH 4 CO., Agents.
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GLADES HOTEL,

OAKLAND VI. D.,
A popular Summer Resort and Resting
Place fur Travellers, on the T. q q. X. r. and
al the summit Of the Allezhsnies.
aprlS JOHN DALEY, ProprietGr.
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The finest Rembrandts in the city
are made at III Main street Call and
see them.
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\ NEW stock OF Ladies, Misses and
Ch'idren's Colored Shoes, just received
At Louis V. Blends, l07 Main street.
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PIEDMONT, August }, 1870.

THIS way for your "Remhrandts.
Finest in the city, made at
Brown n HIGGINS.
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Regular Pittsburgh & Wheel.
ing Packet.

r.. THE FINE PASSENGER
Lslltt5 steamer w. F. CURTIS, Captain
Harlan, will leave Wheeling for
Pittsburgh every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at o'clock A. NJ. Returning,
viii leave Pittsburgh for Wheeling every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at IL
o'clock A. NJ. Freight received at the
Wharf Boat at all hours by
c. H. BOOTH & CO.,
augl Agents.
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PEACHES, blackberries, green corn,
tomatoes and all other vegetables at
Harry Smiths, 100 Market street