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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-27
PUBLIC SALE.

~ EpNESDAY. THE l6TH DAY OF
J November, !Sso. l viii Otier a. public
.-.- a: Tie iron; door OF the Court hOUse ui
ohio county, West Virginia the tract o;
Ind. containing 80 acry>, muEe or les,
...-.r.-. ON the Las fork OF Long Run.
.r.,. v h.cn the present Poor House Of ONO
.-.ar'y i located The large two Story
.-.-S building upon the said land ! IN good
p, ga..g. and JneTr i upon the land, conNe-
p IN. ;n the hOus,.. a nrVer-faIllDg spring o!
..,a. .-u- water. The Stabllng, icncsS. and
.-..-. improvements upon the place, are all
49,. condition. Terms Of sale, one
..-..a of the pCrCha>~s none! IN cash; the
......cr IN one. TWO and three years, with
-.e.,>,. Deferred payments 20 be- >ecuEe1
Ev Deed Of IrJ,>I upon the said premises and
lie interest upon The same 10 b paid annu-
-.v. PuS>z~>Ion gwen April 1t, ls.u. The
ne - lie above J. uDSNcepi!unab!e. BY
.-.-- o.. the hoard Of supervisors OF OHIO
-.-r-y. W. W. MILLER
l...l Chairman o! Committee.
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Topham. the Strong Man.

Thomas Topham, the strong man. was
born in London, l7l9, and was bred a
carpenter, but afterwari Travelled on his
muscle. He was 3 quiet, peaceatle
man, of middle size and weight, made
like other men. except the usual cavities
under the arms and hands were, in bis
case filled with muscles. The wonder
ful stories OF his feats are well aulhen-
ticated.
He could hold under perfect restraint,
and with ease TO himself, the strongest
horse. He lifted table six feet long,
with fifty pounds on the end Of II with
his teeth, and held it in & horizontal
position considerable time. He rol,ei
up a pewter dish weighing seven pounds,
with as much apparent ease as the
reader would roll up peice Of paper.
He held pewter quart POT arm length
and squeezed the sides together like 81
egg shell.
He lifted 200 pounds with his little
finger, and waved it gently around his
head. He lifted Mr.. Chambers, a
clergyman, who must have lived on the
"a, Of theland, for he weighed 3,>
pounds, with one hand, Mr.. Chambers
head being placed on one chair and his
feet on another. At a blow he struck
a round bar Of iron, one inch in di-
ameter. against his arm, and bent ii Ike
a bow.
One night, observing a Watchman
asleep in his watch box. be picked W
box and watchman, carrying the load
with the greatest ease. and droppei
them over the wall into Tindale hrrv.
ing ground
A butcher once passed window a;
which Topham was sitting. He STOPPED
down and took half al OK from the Eel
lows shoulders with so much ease and
dexterity that he swore that the devil
had flown away with the beef
Alta race a man insisted upon div
ing upon the track, so Topham took
hold of the tail of the cart and drew il
gently back, the driver whipping the
horse like a mailman ali the tine
When he kept a public house twl
men were determined to fight him -
to satisfy them he seized them by the
mans Of their necks and knocked thei,
/ heads together till he knocked sill tht
( fighting out OF them.
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Nen York Money rnrket.

New YORK. October 20.
MONEY-Eerv stringent ill 30 at
: per cent currency and even gold inter
ct. since then there has been a relax
alton closing at h per cent on call. 1t
j. believed that the locking up move
ment will be abandoned as failure.
STERLING-Strong at l09..
GOLD-Advanced; opened al lllt
and closed at ll2l Assistant Treasurer,
thus :a-, has paid 81 o.? 900 on Noyem.
berin;ere>; Borrowing rates fatto -!
pr cent. Clea-anceS. S64,VNHD.
The Treasury sold a million at
III 1t-loDGlll S1l01
GOVERNMENT STOCKS - Dull
aai steady. Coupons OF ISL atll33G
ll3!. 1852 at lI2: Gll2i; 1864 at Ill !
oils. 1865 at 1Ils6lllt; new at
n0.,gll0l: l>67 at llOs@ll04; ISIS
az llOI@IlOi; l04Os at lo6sla lu6s.
currency 6s at lllGlll..
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A CORRESPONDENT OF the Independent
travelir z in Sweden, was immensely de
lighted with the coffee served on the
steamboats, and in the hotels. A,
Cpsals." he writes, Eve determined to
find out how they made such perfect
coffee as we had just drunk and stepped
into the nest kitchen OF the little hotel;
and this was the report: Take any
kind Of coteepot or urn, and suspend a
bag made of felt or very heavy flannel
20 long that it reaches the bottom,
hound on wire just fitting the top Pu,
in the fresh ground. pure coffee and
pour on freshly. boiled water. The mud
filters through the bag, and may beused
at once; needs no settling and retains
all its aroma The advantage OF thu
over the ordinary filter Is Its economy
as the coffee stands and soaks out it:
strength instead Of merely letting tn
water pass throug it DO you boil 1t,
INQUIRED thelearner 'Na-s-a-ay said TIT
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
wheeling wholesale Market.
WKpNEspAY. October o, $50

WEDNESDAY, October o, $50.
The market Is very quiet and our quota
( tons are without change except In provi'
SONS. Clear sides and lard are scarce and
show a material advance. The grain and
-four market show no change and are with
out animation. We quote: -r- .s-- .
BCTTER-Abundants Supply and prices
lower. selling al 31a31c.
CHEESE-In fair demand at 1913 l6c 70.
Goshen
brands, in a jobbing way, &c and no charge
FOR package
CANDLES at Ise3c; city mould al
G0FFEEFair at lsc, prime at ID zaIIsc;
fancy at ALc-
EGGsS1pply good at eNs2c per dozen;
FEATHERSSalesa al sc, and the usual
advance for small lots in retail way.
FLOUR-Very dull: red winter al S %:
white wheat family al 50 s591 u regrind-
ins-s at 81 15d5 o.
GRAINHWheat dull: white al 81 9Nar 3
for choice No. /; red at 81 lG Rye al 55ss1c-
Oats al S5d &c Barley al 7icGsl CO.
PR0VISIONS-Marke active and sup
plies almost exhausted. Mess Pork IS ".
sugar Cured CanvasSed Hams al SC;
clear sides al 3D1.c, shoulders at lJsc-
Lard. in tierces at lec-kegs al lSc-
FISH-Mackerel- No. halves at SO Or No. ?
do at :. 2G No. 3 do at ) Oh; white fish at
8 so lake herring at 81 ,; lake shad at
RICE-PrimeSo South Carolina at lCc; Ran
gnons sc
HOMINY-Saleso Of white flint ii s. % per
bbI.
SYRUPS-Baltimore at 50aS5c; New York
at 151Slc; choice dripS al sc.
SCGARS-Neu Orleans ri l2iz1l5lzc-
Porto Rico al u1-aEt4c Cuha al ll5
IlLLc- c-1lsba,i T.nW1gr4i and RrauulafE1
al liI@slf;I. A coffee at lie; coffee al
1870; coffee AZ l3izc-
sODA-At &c in papers beS- New Castle al
&c in keS.
BAKING POWDER-Saleo OF Logan. List
4 Co. al SIC per pound.
SOAP-Fanily al &C; German al s]zc;;;;
Eastern al l0al2c-
SALT-Dairy al s. On. Ohio River at = %.
TUBACCO-Nayy Blacks al e2ld72c; dark
los and rs ar sac; bright los and rs at
701sc.
TEA-Gunpowder at 81 50dl -: Young
Hyson al 81 S15l or black at 81 01al ~.
WOOL--At iOd &c, a. in quality and con-
BROOMS-No. l fancy. 81 -; No. fancy,
- -: No. 3 fancy. $ -; No. plain - 5G
No. plain. s. -; No. plain. 8 75a3 ".
GLA>S-First quality sxiO al s.; l0Sl2 al
%; second quality sHlo az 8 u! lgNl2 al
~ per box of 80 feet Discount 10 per
cent
GENSENG-At sc : =.
HAY-Quiet; prime baled Is Sill quoted
al SIS pdl7 U: loose at $40 D.dl2 %
LARD OIL-Extra fail strained al 81 .
per gallon.
H1'iS-Some Of our packers are buying
few for early packing al first favorable
weather. There i promise OF large crop
and prices constantly tending down. Buy
en- are offering &c gross, but are not willing
Ia contract for late delivery at over g.:
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chicago Market

CHICAGO, October 20.
FLOCR-Steaiy extra spring at
81 6j@j =.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and declined
3ic No spring Chicago at 81 0l i.
seller November at 81 02l Corn du!!
and declined lGllc No. , mixed at
SIC. seller November at Sc; seller las;
half month of November at ste. Oats
dull and declined !c No. , at SAFE
seller November at SIC Rye; demand
fair and advanced i@lc No. ] at 69c.
Barley demand fair and market firm:
spring No. , 81 SIC.
H0GS-At 3 4o6S 90 for fair to
extra choice.
CATTLE-Dull at - -.
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Cincinnati Market
CINrrNNAII October %.

-
COTTON-Dull; middling at l5lc.
FLOCR-Demand fair and market
firm. family a; s. 1jG6 on.
GRAIN-Wheat unchanged at 81 10
ellis. Cora heavy; receipts depress
the market; new at 5O9j3c; old 60G,
&c. Rye unchanged. Oats unchang-
Ell. Barley dull at 81 0>dl 10 for
Iowa spring at 81 ljGl i.
Observation-Disclosures.
OILS-Linseei unchanged. Lard
unchanged.
EGGS-Scarce and firm at 2+(G2jc.
BUTTER-Heavv receipts dep7ess
the market sales at 346.31c.
CHEESE-Unchanged,
SEEDS-Cloyer quiet and unchanged
q, 50 - fax seed firm at 81 1jtd,l -.
PROVlSION~Cnchanged
HOGS-Nomiual at "a &c weather
damp and sultry
WHISKY-Du]l and unsettled: ak
Ing SO Sc.
GOLD-At H.
EXCHANGE-Par.
MONEY-Market easy at : per cent
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For Sale.

IL TIE UNDERSIGNED OF EE:e FOR
n sale lot No. Al. in Graham : addition
49, The city OF Wheeling, situate on the
come! %! Quincy and sixth streets There
"a good trick and frame house ola the cor
~. containing eight rooms WIN water ana
y.,-rroCgnyuI ana one OF The best cellars
n tur civ. There i IN cpE auction a goa
sable and carriage hoCs-- On the >pHlA
80 %. the .ot -here j. a good frame EouSe
w.th i've rooms fronting ON sixth street.
TAI, : q very desirable iuSaEOa- faElts>
rgs,.,ny 10 nu.cnas- will yiease call al :. J.
.yy8', Wholesale Sho.. Sto:e, No. - Main
81 VI. /. WAIMAN.
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,naid in simple as.onishmeBt that any
enc should be so was,eful as tosend the
precious aroma away m steam !; should
rob that prince of food Of that evanes-
cent something which constitutes his
nobility and reduce him to mere aliment
As soou,would one think of throwing
aNay that drop Of sunshine charged
with all the summers gold, which hes
at the threat Of bottle OF Johanais-
hs-,ar"
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DISSOLUTION.

'THECO-PARTNER~HIP HERETo o .,, +
existing between +. c. Winshlp :, al y
o. l. Hobbs. under the firm names o. +. -
WinShip & Co. and J. l. Hobbs, ION {" 80, -
- dissolved September -, lS'u, by mC-
'Nt, consent. ,.-
ne wholesale China. Glass ana queens
" - business will ~ continued under 'h rs,
Cd Arm name % :. {. Wiuship < o. ~ -
Monroe street, McIalI.s B!ocS; Sigl :. :" - S'''
E.g Pitcher. +. c. NlNSHIf d" ~
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Now York Market
New YORK, October p

New YORK, October %.
COTTON-Cnsettle,l and lower sales
lj22 bales middlirg uplsnds g; lo:c.
FLOCR-Firm.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; new spring at
81 33l6l 35l: winter rel and amber al
81 34(S,l IS. Rye dull and nominal,
Oats dull and prices dropping western
at 53G 53lc; Ohio al 5+S &c. Corn
dull; mixed at Isl Cd,>oc.
EGGS-Demand fair and unchanged.
PRQVISIONS-Pork, beef, bulk
meats and bacon unchanged l.art
dill GOOD q: l6iGl6lc.
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REMOVAL.

JvEF .FTNA LIFE INSURANCE, SuM'
uery. Of Hartford. Conn. Long x " All-
p. Agents ana the -tJna tlre anu MAT " ~
Insurance Company. Of " hee!ins, =. "A
Miller Assistant secretary ana Az az, 90 y :
--wpy-i their Offices L. No $500
!s1.>.. next Cr,or 10 the corner OF Monroe,
where they are prepared - take ri>Ns on
-.--s--- ne t..rrllS g. hernln-0rt. U----
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NOTICES..
NlT1 bf ~ nm.
MAYORS OFFICE. October -. l>'y.

MAYORS OFFICE, October -. l>'C.
I yOI-LD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
| attention Of keepers Of ordinarle> ana
.-,-'.-s hou>eS 10 the 18th section OF cilapSsI
= ~ the city ordinances forbiddlhs tle
.as.7.ng oI<-a and Ssi!ua0 iI'ioI'cIit1g oIlhhs
on days " public elections; also 70 an s ~
u The legislature pas>fd eOi tIa, a. -.
.r-ft5dinT, the same no; only on the day ~
e public Election. hut the day previous
rs-7E - MCLELLAN. Mayor.
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For Sale.

-. THE SOUTH HALF or LOT
= 4 nGmt--T !. IN square -. In The Town
-<Aof south Wheeling. with two story
.-.--. dwelling thereon. containing four
-.,.>- Va. * sC.d -ow by -
= q. HUGHES.
Real Estate Agent.
pN-ce ga Chspliue street, centre Wheel
ucfl3
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FARM FOR SALE.

60, ACRES 10 MILES FROM WHEEL
III ing and milt> from Moundsyille,
4 :. 60! road. About - acres under cul-
,.ya,.ou: residue IN nne timber. Good
'--FGr8 ana ordinary farm buildings
W V. HOGE & BRO.
LII los Market street
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FOR r EMIT.
Rooms for Rent,

ri OPPOSITE T. SWEENEY = MAIN
street. North Wheeling Ten rooms
-~-A,u!;al,.e fOr iamili=>- EQv further par
'.HG.ar> enquire OF
JOHN u. LAISHLEG,
..r-r. No. Gran. House B.orS-
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For Rent.

rTHE NEW STORE ROOM AND DWELL
| Ing opposite the Pustoiiice. on Mar iS
,'r--t IL contains eight rooms besides Ihe
store room. and will be finished lhEouSh"H'
IHUS. O'BRIEN,
no Raj Estate Agent
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Rooms For Rent.

Two pleasant and convenient lodging
| rooms. suitable for gentlemen. III MI
G-esh's new building, ON Monru" stIvrs-
aa0ve FogTih. ara fOT rent inquire Al nj ~
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AUCTION SALE.

1--WE SALE OF NICOLLS GOODS WILL
h. continued on Wednesday, the 18th,
--i,v1ins, afternoon and evening. al the
.fN-s nom on Main street.
Also. furniture, awning, stoves etc, must
- aid without reserve. oc5
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For Sale.

>, ACRES OF LAND II MILES BELOW
~ B-llaire. Belmont county, Ohio. on
t-N-chen's Run. with frame house This
,..(T,..-;y ! underlSid with coal, and also
Ill >u.isi for agriculture By
W. V. HoGE & BRO.
~ Real Estate Agents.
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For Rent.

-, DWELLING HOUSE-NINE
ii rooms and bath room, 4 hlrd " aFu' on
~AFIfth street Apply At oftice OF
s4ri Go. ". JEFFER~.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

.>SE OR TWO HORSE CARRIAGE AL
4 tNOST new, for sale cheap For infor-
Nation call at the Citizens Insurance once,
H Mcclure House Riock- ocA
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For Sale or Rem,

INF DWELLING HOUSE AND BREW
FRY on Market street, We'll known as
he Roihaker property. or Terms and
". -..S. d. SCHAMBRA.
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200 Toms Foundry Iron

or The FOLLOWING ExGELLSE ssI
brands: Gallia, A2d5son' 6osn Iss1n,
-, - q safs A. the Lowest market rates-
H sllliz HENRY K. L15T q %.
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Union Street Property for Sale

lam AUTHORIZED To. SELL AT \
| reasonable pTlcv piece OF ground on
10, >,re~I. between Market and Fourth.
n - feet 0r Whereabouts, with buildings
.s..,r-5l. which rent for S-iy per annum.
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EuERccB By PERMISSION

EETERESCEs By PERMISSION:
Hon. Vim. Z Stevenson, Governor Hes1 v:
- Il L Berkshire, judges Supe So!II
= Lame 1. Brown. OiApp<zs !" Va
y Jackson. Jr. lodge Of The L. -
District Court ". Va
D.D.T FaTnsEorth- PTaSoen' OF IN
Ate ". Va
e A WeTnlnxer. Member senate.
. Jarob HornbrOok, President Wesi va
Ins. Co.
Jacob u. Bieks, Vice President West
Va ms Go.
Caleb Bogzs~- Attorney, GarksburE- ", v.
samuel Woods. PhuDppi-
" White. Sheriff Mercer eDNnfy,
II g. Davis, senate, Mineral county,
Y. Camden. President Of First National
Bank. PAEkszsburE-
And the following members % the House
OF Delegates Of Nest Virginia
Hon. n II. smith, k2nAWha county.
G. q. Burgess. Wayne
james Guthrie, Wetzej
Nathan Coz Harrison
JOsezh TetsT. Barbour
p " Hill. Marion,
james HervEy, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
z Dawson, Taylor
Henry B-znnon. Lewis
Floyd Nelly, DoddT5dge
J. I. BOvye-, Putnam
J. g wilkinson.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October ~.
FLOUR-Demand COOL
GRAIN-Wheat dull; western at
81 35Gl IS. Corn, demand fair mixed
at ESQ, SOC. Oats duh and unchanged
at 4Ttd50c. Rye unchanged at zoe I5c.
PROVISIONSUnehangei.
WHISKY-Dall st 9l6 &c.
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FOR RENT.

Trs large and elegant three-S,o-y brick
-. s.gs,- %! A. VI. Burke. 30, situated Oh
3. -. ,-r---f. p.lt. dp1s from conner q! MuD.ua.
- ,,-,S>,uD Immediately. This houSe pu>-
-, IN: %! the modern improvements
THOMAS O'BRlE\,
k.-aI ESsfa.. A ct.nr-
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh 3. B.

- on AND AFTER NO
- SesIS yembeT Is, los, Trains viii
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. co.

WHEELING, June II, ls7e.
- z-sszzzC PASSENGER TRAINS
- 80. win run by the soilosins
.-n.sIuI. on and after June lIh, hG-
Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS
rAsr-IEAyEs wHr-LEAyE-
u-t..Itng Leaye~ Wheeling
daily a; hDAM daily ai.lleS5 A. n.
fEHTyUsAT BeIlAir LIS A. u.
Grafton - Pa An ARRIyDs AT
CumisEland- IA y. n. SexaTk.-.----t:l3P y. n.
RaItimorp. so SanduNky
W'ash'n IltyItraJO ColuTnbIls----lrAo
Nv YorK $50 A n ClnclnnAti-IV.O
FAsT LINE.
x.sr-IE,ys WEEr-IEAyrs
u-bs.cIIny Iasyes Wheeling
Sary nj SSOP.N n. daily ats-- 7sD a. n.
HRRIyE AT bellaH -..-.---. so
u,,,,ynnre s50AN AKRIyD- AT
Wa-nt'u IItyStO ZAns~Vllle---l2zD y. -.
~. york tlUPN columbus 80. 40
'fSundAys excepted.
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAyE WET1LtANE
gatI,, al ti.S,Pu daily at-ll;f5 y. n.
aKRTyEsA At AKKIyB AT
c,,,,n1 tssi N NewaTk.--.- en- A u.
Bsltirnore AS r. n sandusky go. 81 y n
Washi'n GtySIZj Coiumbls;--. 80 A. -
New YoTk-G5Ju A. n Cincinnstl.-l25D n.
Ssundays eInepisdJ TiSundays ex~p'eHi
ACCOMMODATION.
KASr-I.EAyEs WET-LEAyz
wheeling " beehns
daily st--lo55 A. n daily at---1ss6p ,. n
IKRTyEs At AEKIVEs AT
Grafton -. tl0 ,. n. ZAneyile-- 20
p.Tkersh'V R15 .Nswark.---lGp :"
Cs1rf,rYi'd Iglb SAndusky .--. t1b
sundays excepted. !'sundays e1ospted'
Trains on the Main Line make oonnec-
tons AZ baltimore Eith trains for PhilAdel-
phia. New York and Be@ion. AZ hsAy
C.niraI Ohio trains make direc, connec-
ton AZ Columbus toE al points Woss and
Northwest -
tickets 70 all principal points can be pro
- JOHN I. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation Baltimore-
K 7. DENRlB5
de~7 General Agent Wbeeiing-
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Philadelphia ca a m. leh a. m iSn .. m
Tickets 10 al principal points IN ne 20
ana west can Be procured II. the Union
TScket Offlee, In Mei,nre House, ana al NE
station ~ Bridgeport ,rxvpu
La nuna P,.z.nrsr and TIekef ARent
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Agency Of Miami Powder 10.

WE ARE STATE AGENTS FOR THE
w above named Company and VII! nav
constantly stored, in our new magazine IN
this city. large supply OF
COAL AND ROCK
MINING POWDER
RIFLE POWDER. in whole. half and
quarter kegs, all warranted OF superior
quality and for sale AT lowest rates.
Lsrge orders filed al MANUFACTURER
OCT HENRY X. LIST s co.
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4 sRASGIk LDALxxLt- EH pccIp
THE CITY BANK.

Is PREPAnED rocoSDrCr ALE BUs-
Ines APpertaining % Banking.
s.s spd cst q 81 ga V Gs IS. sssi 8
Negotiable Securities q; air rates,
Notes and Bis OF Exchanze Discounted
CollecNons made for MeehautS Manu-
hcturerS BAnkk BapkerS and Others, on
al accessible points In the Uaited Statss
DRAINS in sum 70 suit purchasers on all
the principal Cites and Towns IN Germany,
Greaf BRIAN and Ireland
DEPOSITS solleited. Interest allowed ..
h cRANGLE, President
JDALZELI, vioe President
p. & ECCLES Cashier. feb7
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ABSENCE OF MIND.

An Unconscious seotehman-Ludi-
erous Search for . Herse-Blunders
OF Clergyman-Sir Isaac Newton
and His Oinner-Other Queer Incl
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WHEELING. June II, ls7e.
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- sses,.-i,fS will run by the following
--n.-iulr on and after June lSih, B'v-
Wheeling time:
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CHANCE OF TIME.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-18
1ne POISONING CASE IN INDIANA
Two Men Fatally Poisoned by Handling
Diseased Meat.

D1oeH0eJ Meat
IRON the New Albany (Ind.) Ledger, July 81
On Friday last we published such details as We
had received OF terrible aud fatal Of poisoning
that occurred near Tell City, Perry county by which
two persons lost their lives and another was prob
ably fatally affected, by poison absorbed into their
system while handling the putrtd nesh OF dead
COW. or the sad and fatal affair the CanneltOn En-
Qittfer Says" On the Saturday following the dis.
section OF the COW the parties all taken with
spasms and cramps, the arms and hands OF all ex-
cept Sp0cri, were swollen to an immense size, and
were covered with purple and black spots, from
which the blood oozed ont, indicating, as the physi
clan informed us, clear case OF animal poison.
There is some difference Of opinion rs 10 how the
parties were poisoned but the prevailing one, and
the one entertained by the physicians, II that
the poison from the pntrid carcass was alb
Gorbed through the pores OF tine skin, and by
this means communicated TO the entire system. Mr..
Frant died on Sunday morning IN great agony. MI.
Spoer, who by-the.by, was not aniicted With the
died on Monday, having been unconscious almost
child OF Friant yet alive although little hope s
entertained OF the recovery or the former. The chi.d
who took but little part In the dissection of the cow
Is less affected tnan any OF the others, aud great
hope Is entertained OF his recovery. Immediately
after the death or Mr.. Sp0eri, who was unmarried
and had relations in this country except cousin
at Greensboro q few prominent citizens made se8rch
for his money and vauables, OF which he was known
TO have considerable, when il was discovered that
some hend had robbed him while on his deathbed.
His pOcketbo0K was found with several notes and o
check for considerable sum, but the money mad all
dlsa ppcared."