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CONVENTION OF TIE p. n. CHURCH.

One Of those yrcnt religious asscmblsges
TO which tho attention Of the whole coun-
try will be directed will he the Triennia
Convention Of the pro,cstant Episcopal
Church Of the United States which coni-
mcnced its sessions in Baltimore. on DC.
tsber 4th-last Wednesday Its dc,ibcr-
stions will be important, not merely from
the fact that il is large dclibcra,ive body
of Christians. with over 115 900 commu.
uicants and 1000 ministers personally in
icrcstcd in its proceedings, but because
there urc matters Of more than usual inn
por,ance likely 10 come before that body,
that mny involve the very unity of the
Church. which has been preserved intact
officially, up TO the present. circum-
stance Of which the denomination is Justly
proud. We refer to the differences exist
ing between what are known us the High
and Low Church wings; to the Chccny
difficulty III Chicago, aud the irrcgulafi.
ties in several If the Churches in New
York. especially the congregation which re-
Gently discarded the old prayer book, and
adopted the I Mon ritual The Conyen-
iion will be in session about three weeks
This body is composed Of the House Of
Bishops and the House Of Clerical and Lay
Delegates. The House of Bishops con.
fists Of all the diocesan and missionary
Bishops Of the United States, and the
House Of Clerical and Lay Delegates con.
sists Of four clcrg, men and four laymen
from each diocese. I he Delegates from
this Stare are Revs. Chas + Spencer, +
q. Li,tcll. j. J.. McKim aud j Morsell
ID. ID. aud Messrs. Wm. + Read, Frank
lin Tell, 5. NJ Curtis aud DR. Hugh Mar
tin. In the selection Of these Delegates.
in June last there wa. quite con,cs, be-
tween the High and Low wings,
The following additional facts. taken
mainly from the New York Obscrber Year
Book, will prove interesting to most Of
our readers: The Convention lcgisla,c.
for the Protestant Episcopal Church with
IN the | nited States, but can make 10 alter
alton in the constitution, liturgy or Offices
unless tho same has been adopted in one
convention. submitted TO all the doceses
and afterwards adopted in another conven-
tion. The Presiding Bishop is the Right
Reverend Benjamin Rosworth Smith. of
Kentucky. The President Of the House
Of Clerical and Lay Delegates i, elected n,
each Tricnninl Convention The number
OF Bishops is fifty two, and Of clerical and
lay delegates three hundred and twelve
Besides the American bishops it is antic-
ipaicd that there will be prcscn, at the
Convention several bishops Of tho Episco-
pnl Charea of tho Dominion Of Canada.
and also Right Reverend George Angus
,us Selwyn. Bishop of l.ichfsld, Eng
land.
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MAssACHUSETrs REPUBLICAN,

Tn, Mnssachu-.ti. Rcpublicaa State
Nominating Conrcution was in session on
the 9th, ult. Butler. supported by the
patronage Of the Administration, though
spurned by the press and regarded as m
iatcrloper by all the prominent leaders OF
the party. has broken through oil the old
usagcs by which nominations have hereto.
fore been governed. and thrown down the
gauntlet TO all contestants.
In the pcrmancn, organization, the
choice Of Mr. llosr for Chairman. wns
thought fromthc tenor Of his address to be
another poins gained by the Butler wing
~ MIR. Hoar took strong ground in favor
Of woman suffrage aud Of labor reform the
two main points advocated by Butler in
his recent speeches.
The subsequent adjournment Of the
Convention until . o'clock. seemed also to
imply that matters were growing serious.
and .hnt an opportunity for consultation
hsd become nm important necessity.
1t was thought Mt one time tha, the only
way to defeat Butler. would be through
thc denomination Of Governor Clann: but
che latter, in letter read at the rcassem-
bling Of the Convention. cnphatically de-
clinfd to serve. Soon afeer this. Dr. Lor-
ing withdrew his name, and the contest.
ants. then narrowed down to Rice and
washburn--as against Builer-bcgan to
dcsessp their strength. The first really
''scst vote" was on the admission Of Bu'.
lcr delegates from the Sixth ward Of Bos-
ton. 1t was taken amidst intense excite.
inent. aud resulted in denying seats to the
delegates by a vote Of 807 to AGO. To
break the force of this blow, Butler rose
end charged that over one hundred dele.
gates were absent from the Convention be.
cnuse they had received no tickets TO ad
NIT them 10 the Hall. lie moved tina. an
inquiry be made into the matter, bu, the
motion was declared out Of order. Twen.
y more delegates were added to the anti.
Batter wing BY the report Of the Commit.
tee on Credentials, which was adopted by
acclamation.
At an honr before midnight the voting
Tor Governor commenced. and Il resulted
ia the nomination Of WIN. j. Washburn
BY vote OF t43 10 46i.
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hcUrdi 'iiie II -
Passenger. ff"tn krnnc,l, tili, aud all stations
on The ksal i4i'stt Rail l;o.d will reach vii
h'h' i"ii n i"l', :. y, Philadelphia NJ ! ~,
" ahd baltimore 1T sos. g. So.
ia'>'isefs i"l the kvut Count, Railroad will
ic"fr l4illtHosr President Street Il.put ni AZ,
\ " flt.e9e liii ,,'"pni ,uHrr l,fand IT, and
Washington .A,uGrt ID, - au. 4 " and VIII
mlngtun At ig IT., So "
\ i'se VIII run lc'"c,n Chr,ietinun aud
kcaavi, vile making ,lu.r connections Win
irtiu' tt.i aud West. n vi! leave rhe.trriowu
81 .aa y. aud returning leave kenncdy,iile
"i' 'iftstl al r,,., .nl ,cncii Chrs,eftoun abou,
-.'". r. =. J. y wlAGATE.
apr @t==it 'hi,i Ing r a.d Sapt
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PRRPA nv
Dr. j. e.. AVER a CO.. lowell. Mc.s,.
Practical aud analytical Chemists.

For sale by Charles Tntman, Middlciown pcl
and by Druggists and Dealer IN Medicine every
where, oct. la-iy
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NEW Y0nx aesusL,cax CONVENTION.
The New York Republican State Nom.


The New York Republican State Nom.
mating Convention met in Syracuse, on
the 9th ul. There were two factions, and
30 great was the confusion and excitement
that the police were called in TO preserve
order. The Greeley faction Withdrew
from the Convention. The Convention
reassemblcd on Thursday morning and az
ter sou,c speechifying on the subject Of
bolting delegations, peru anent organizes
tlon was effected by the election Of An
drew y. White. Of Onondaigua, pcrma
nent president. Moses II Griuncll and
Gcrgc Opdykc, Of New York, aud se,nc
fifty or sixty others vice. presidents, The
nomination Of State candidates followed
g. Hilton Sciibner. ,f Wrs,chcstcr, was
nominated for secretary of State by accla
nation. lIereupon several delegations from
Kings county Withdrew. which created
some wrnging aud recrimina;ion. Mr.
Francis e. Barlow was nominated for at.
,orncy general. W u Taylor, Of Unou-
daigua, nominated for State engineer. Al
cxuud"r liarklcs. Of Washington nomi.
mated for canal commissioner, aud Thos
Kirk patrick, of ca!uga. nominated ioi
State prison inspector.
\ series Of resolutions was adopted en-
dor,ing the administration aud declaring
the purposes and principles OF the party.
and the convention then adjourned.
After the adjournment, Rosco Conkln
was called upon aud delivered an address.
lie spoke chiefly on the greatness Of the re-
public, and claimed as its legitimate rep
resentaiive the republican party ;and refer.
ring to the withdrawal of the New York
Delegation, he said they would come back,
for here it was hey belonged aud nowhere
else
The boiling delegates. all Of whom be.
longed to tho t,rcelry faction, held y meet.
ing at Will's Opera House, presided over
by Sinclair Tou>ey. ut which some bitter
speeches were made against the action of
the convention in splitting up some con.
testing delegations, aud the ruling Of 9th
ers out, aud good deal was said about
buying up delegates. Waldo llutchns
denounced the leaders in the convention,
and asked "Whilc the democratic party
is seeking to purify itself. shall We tulcr-
ate leaders rccking with corruption from
head to foot -
l,uh. \ Andrews paid Il glowing trib-
utc To- Horace '.rrelty aud poured broad.
side into the collectors. revenue officers,
pasimasitr-, aud other government cn-
playcc, Who hal rrnt to manage br con
vcntinn
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Msr.hsi sle,l.bou, with .b. frank /.

Msrshsl Msllshon. with The frank &C.
sioa of brave soldier, has assumed the
sols responsibiliiy for the disastrous re-
aolls Of his march from Chsions 10 Sedan.
IL relieves Napoleon from al ccnsure in
Selatisn 70 tha movement. The Marshal
teeeGht ~ sevement proper undsr the
eipG1nooaeSss but IL wss defeated By the
N1lSue y ~ troope. and the vsut Of CO.
k1essp the panmandess. Mar
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Nt" 1,sItt rG,i~s Leave N.s c..ti. 4, a;,,,.s.x
1n IN. s',' ~ hia at ~ N Leave til.ari,n,
u - u a'i Wilmins'on 20 =. " for New Ca.te
SNhrNA BntSrn TH,tNs AJdltInn,t ., -
VIII l'atc clayton Tor Say rua y 10 u .' " a. move
lraic Sinf rhh tar clayton II rs \ ~ and +, as T.
max connections @!ih train, ioaid !tnn po,.r s "
Hons south ~" '"' W. nhu sta
FREIGHT TRAIN Win PASSENGER ana,
Wilmington u ~ " New rs.tt. "a Wis,,,e ,'s'e
- 30" nstnh !: ~: Clayton , N. Dove, i "a ~
nn'F m ~ : -. FELTON,. 90 Harrington 5 - ts,n,,,
and arrive Mt Dclmar NJ a. N I,.s., ~,
leaving Philadelphia ut II 20 r. !. Nil, 49,
close connection with this train at W;ln,a,,'
hethrning-Ni III leave Dcmnr Z n =, = a.
rcl, % Seaford 4 20 liridrcyill, i ,o e.
mlns'"h = harrington. 3 -: rcl,on 4 ~
" lohhhg, -: huv,r, %, t'l.,,nn ~,
Townsend. 20; Nddlctown 4 .o. 'kirl voa'I
= % New Castle. . 10, nnd arrive n, Witn,;na
ton, l"0o p "; Philadelphia II 10 = n MA
Baltimore j ~ ! ". SuLjrct 10 DELAYS inriJrn,
10 freight business "''
ih's train will stop 10 take M passengers only
al stations uamcd, bat will set down m, ..rucc,s
a' any stopping place, Eycrrr lIarr Corner.
H'A'' h"id' Rodney nnh Dupont
CONNECTIONS.
~ Townsend with the Kent coun,y cnJ
Queen Annes kcni i;ailrouls Tor krnncd, !, ll.
SntlctSNtlic aud intermediate place,
" "tion, with VI. 4 D Il X. for Ens,ou
and intermediate places
NJ burlington. with J. & Il. Il X for Milford
'corgciowu. lcwcs aud inicrtncdi,r. p,nrc.
Al Sca'ord, with - 4 u, Il. H. for F,,l,r.i.-
burg aud Cambridge Sr
~ b"mar. with T.. :, q H. for Saii.hury
Princess Anne tristcld alan Cor berlin and u,h,
cr stations "n the W 4 r. r. r.
way ~! " . kfNNEy Superintendent
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nrtrRr>ers m rrnul.sioN !:

NrILRrNGfs ~ rlENl-sloN:
II y. WiiAs Esq Nilalr,own. nd.
g. =. llan5on Iii
Hon AlrN. tlat1e3s,ir. Guhi.hura vi
W r. i.ja,lya. fs M,omlU-. pri
A. ii ila,s lsl. e..shri \ ii,er lhuh ! )
John NmHTld. ~ Baltimore Nd.
:. :. WyrAaH Is %. Nrw York,
viii remove 10 No l-y Chamber Slfert M.t
lst ls,l.
Feb ll--U
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l4NaH
Delaware Rail Road Line.
snisssner Arrange m emt.

M sud after Nendsy. ,niy l7,h, 1871 tssnc.y, -.
" crtecl Passenger Trains will leave ~ saiIcss,
seEfu rssfu
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wILTBERGER

F'lavoring 1CXtracts
are warranted equal to any made. They are pre-
pared from the fruits, and will he found much
lsfier than many of the Eyfrarfs that are sold
Ast your Grocer or Druggia for Whberger', |,
Exfracfs.
RARLOw.s INDIGO HUE
Is, without doubt the hes, article IN the market
for bluing clothes. II will color more water than
four times the same weight Of indigo, and much
more than any other wash blue In the marke,
the only genuine Is that put up at ALFRID WiLT-
HrRGEg's DauG SroaY, No. 233 North Second St.
Philadelphia, Pa. The labels have both Wilt.
bcrgers and Bariow's name ON them, all o,hfrs
are eonniegfh. For sale by mos, grocers and
druggists
wliTBERGERS lNDELIBLE INK win be
found on trial 10 be superior article. Always
on hand, and for sale nj reasonable prices, Pure
Grand Spices, Genuine Medicines, Chan,ois Skins
Sponges, Tapioca, Pearl, Sage, aud all articles
In The drug line, st
ALFRED M'lL TIER q Err s DRUG STORE
Ne. s3S AsssA &road 81. f'AilsdLipAse, re-.
July ., lssl-iy
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Ayers Sarsaparnla,
ron PUMPING TisE nLOOD.
The reputation ,hi. cx.

The reputation this cN'
crllcnt medicine cujo, =,
/, derived iruu IL cures,
many Of wltirll are truly
marvellous. invctrratc
rasrs Of SrruiIilots dis.
casc, where the Ftttcm
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured 10y 1t.
scroflilui,s Affection aud
Ii>or!srs " llrliwcrc nc.
graylicd by the scroiu.
Ions ruutaitIiuntipt ifp{tl
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Original poetrp.
i.iL rssisK or YOv.
Lines written in \ Ladys Album.

III think Of you, my love, when first
The rosy light OF morn shall burst
Upon my view
When earth from siumbering awmkcs,
Add from hcr brow the dew drop shakss.
III think OF you.
Again, AZ evenings gentle close,
" hrn tircd nature seeas reposc,
Ill think VI you;
And cen IN sleeping, deares, still
Ny thoughts all uncontrolled by viii
DO turn 10 you.
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IDDLETOWN STOVE HOUSE.
JOHN Is. ROBERTS.

fHAkES pleasure n announcing % his friend.
] oi Mddletpwn and suriouuliu. country.
,la; be has taken tie Tin aud Stove Sieir ~ the
hate : " Hnh.rls uul uNcr. 10 the pullt he
larrcs, aud hest selected stock ui Stoves. both
Cooking ani Heating, ever offered .n Midiciuwn
and NJ prices that ,aunui Ai iu d.c.sr. Anon.
the assortment ate the following
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TERMS:
Delaware Grain ard Phosphate Drill,
:;125 G. \ SSII.

n. u II am also prepared ~ q =, shop in
uicssi. 80 attach my Delaware Phosphate Sewer
with all Us mpso,cm,nis aVt IN ,hc most sub
sttuid mnuntr. 10 the iiaints 4 Wood OF an.
common grain dtll row ia use aud grafanice
80 give entire satisfaction,
Farmers wishing the Attachment viii please
forward their orders soon as possible q, onls
. limited ngmler sill be furnished this season.
TkRN Delaware Phosphate soucr attach
ca old drll, S3i, Cash ur an approved note nt
50 daYs. ~. llANtllns VI, D.
July lG--f Odessa, pcl.
\. T. BRADLEY, AGrSr.
M,dilctown. ncl.
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Kent County Rail Road.

I'ilE Kent County RAil Road !. elm, ,o,p,,,,,.a
To h@nncdS Vile trains will run ,lail,. sun
i'iS excepted. for freight nui passengers, Ie
tween krun'dy y,illc and Townsend where clos.
r"n"rr'i.n viii t. mnir with trains uf lhr p,lu-
ware Il /, commanding on
RONDIl, OrTOBk'R 2h. 1870.
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thcy were painfully anlcting, have been radically
cured ~ such great uuinlers IN almost Cvcry soc'
ton OF the country that tc public scarcely need to
bc informed ni II virtues ~ usrs,
srrofllous poison i one of the most dcttrrrtive
cncmcH nf our race. bncn, this uh.rCn aud uni,lt
tcnan, uf the orgunts undermine The titutinn,
and invites the htlhrk of rniecug or iaiAlhiaeasrs,
without exciting suspicion ot ~ presence Afaia,
IL seems to breed infection throughout the body and
then, ON some fis cradle occatiun rapidly develop
into one or other oi lis hcous fuuns, either on The
surface or among The ,ilals In the latter, tuher-
.ies may he suddenly drnosicd In the lungs
hent,, iornr,i IN the liver, or IL shows
it, presence by cruptnns on the skim innl ulscr.
niions some pari nI The body. Hence Tie ocra.
sonnl usc Of Il bottle of illia SnisoporiHa Is I'd.
yisahlc, even when no active symptoms Of disease
appear. Person. afflicted Will the following com.
plants generally lind nnm,dat relief. and. NJ
length cure, by the n,s Of nj, SifSififiL-
IL: ~. InfbonD's Fire, Rose or Erusipstas,
Jrffsr. Salt Rheup,. Srdfd Isad, K'uprorDt,
Sorr Fyes. Sure Ears, and other cruptions or
visible forms of Srrof"ions disease Aso In the
more concealed forms, rs Dpsprysid. Droj,sy.
Heart Disease. Tits, Epilepsy. Neuralgia.
and the various tfcerons affections Of tie miisci,.
lar and nervous sNHtcms.
SyphiIis or D.nrreal and N~renriaT Dissases
Rrr cured by IL. though long time ir required for
snbluing these obstinate mnladcs by my medicine.
Iui long continued usr ni this medicine VIII cure
thc complaint. LenrorrLon or Wkifrs. Uterine
tIr~tafiops, and Female Bissascs. are com.
monty Room relieved and ultimately cured by It's
puriy ing and myigoraiing effect. Minute prec.
lions for each case found in our Almanac, sup.
piled gratis. Rhenmdfisn, and Gom. when
caused by nccunulatons. Of cNlraDeous matters
Y the ni,"a Ts.a ase :" IT. % ar n'H a.sr
0affon of the iirrr. and Ja"ndicr. " hen arising,
as they omen do, from the ranking posons In the
blood. This SfRs1PtRfILt Il great 10.
siorcr for the strength and ,igur of the tytiein.
Those who arc LanGaid and fisHess. Dsspoa-
dent. Sicryiess. and troubled with Nrrrons .tp-
rrrns"s"s q, S' "r, ., any % o, AZ n nns
relief nnd convincing cgL.cncc Of III restorative
power upon trial
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-18

CoLoR GUARp.-A large audience as.
sembled in Washington Hall last evening,
to witness the second performance Of this
great military allcgory. The different
parts were lar better performed than on
the preceding night, there being then, as
is always the case on first nights many
little errors and mistakes THESE, howey.
er, were all overcome aud done away with
last night, and the whole affair passed Of
as smoothly as Il it were managed by a
full corps of professionals 1t would be
folly to utter any words in praise Of the
play itf merits are well known by most
Of our citizens. We feel assured that
Washington Hall will again be filled this
evening
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-18

IRoS-PHosPRoRUsC ALtsAYA.-The three best
TONES, skIllhly and elegantly combined in an
amber,colorcd cordial, beautifully transparent to
the eye pleasant to the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, in Caswcll, Hazard q Cos Fcrro.Phos-
phorated Ellxer Of Callsaya Bark.
Zach pint contains one ounce ofRoyal CallsayH
Bark, and each teaspoonul contains oae grain oil
iron. Samples furnished free to the profession.
CAswELL, HAZARD 4 CO,
Sole Manufacturers, New York.
Sold b. all nTuggisis. my9l-WcSa- dAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-18

HIGu TAXEs,-The State, county and
school taxes in the Triadelphia school
district, Of Trindelphin township, foot up
to 81 90 ON tile hundred dollars. 1t seems
that the Commissioners Of the district are
empowered by an act Of Legislature, to
employ a German teacher. They con.
cluded to employ one who could teach
both English aud German and give him
charge OF the lower room. No person
would undertake this for less than SIS
per month, and to raise this sum necessi.
taled ajax of 40 cents on the bundled
dollars; which added to the county and
State levy of 80 cents, makes the 81 90 as
stated above.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-18

CmCUT CouRr.-Tho case of Colin
Tollpi charged with highway robbery
was called yesterday morning, and, after
empannellng jury, the balance of the
day was occupied In taking evidence.
At the hour of adjournment a recess was
taken until seven o'clock, at which time
an evening session commenced, lasting
until nearly ten o'clock. At the evening
session the taking Of testimony was finish.
ed and the arguments Of Messrs. Good and
McKennan submitted.
The following Is the Jury In thcabovC
case .Es.l-
James Denniston, Archie Waddle,
Thomas Keller, Frank Stanley, Geo. W,
Hamilton, John Brownlee, Frank Hender.
son, NJ. w. Burrows, W. A. Hoskell, J. X.
Stamp, John Mitchell and Thomas Wal.
N,t,
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EXCLUSION TO BAIriMoRE-Tbe e1.
cursionists from this city, who werc TO
connect at Cumberland with the Pitts.
burgh party, len yesterday morning at o
o'clock over tue d. Is o. H. H. BY dis.
patches received from our correspondent
given in another column, 1t will be seen
that the entire party are enjoying them.
selves hugely, Below we give com.
plcle list Of the names Of those from our
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-18
Resolutions of Respect,

WHEREAS, Our iellow-laborer in the
gospel ministry, the Rev j. p. Farmer,
has been transferred to the East Genessee
Conference, and viii soon leave for his
new appointment therefore be il, by the
Methodist Preachers Meeting of the City
OF Wheeling,
RSsolUei, That while we deeply regret
the severance Of the ties which have
bound our brother and ourselves together,
we find consolation in the TACT that his
services will be given, although in an
other field, to the cultivation Of our com.
mon Methodism.
Resolp6d, That VIC commend him 10 the
people Of his new charge in PALMYRA, as
a genial and faithful minister of tie New
Testament.
ResOlUed, That our prayers and our
hopes tor the happiness and The prosperity
Of our brother and his family shall attend
them.
Rssolrdd, That copy OF the foregoing
6e handed to Bro, Farmer, and that its
publication in the Pittsburgh CAriStidn
Adrocatc aHd WHEELING INTRLLIGENCER
be requested.
T. b. HuGHEs, President
L. w. RYAN, Secretary
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CHRIS, HISS, merchant tailor, corner
Main and Quincy streets, sOlicIts tho at.
tention OF gentlemen to his ialland winter
stock Of ready made clothing, consisting
of cloths, cassimeres, vestings, all new,
and comprising every style popular at the
East With a superior stock, a first class
cutter, and the best workmm Obtainable,
can guarantee my work, and that my
prices will be satisfactory. Q. HES,
Corner Main and Quincy streets.
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CHEER UP WHEELNGrTEs, Wheeling
has another of her greatest wants sup.
piled, in |. Bessc's Restaurant, where
strangers from the country can get good
square meal Oysters in any style, Meats,
Fish, Game, Good Liquors, Fine Cigars,
sc, Call and sec Messrs. Besse & Lara
mic for yourselves, at No, 1s Monroe St.
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CmourT UoURT.-Wn undcrutNnd that
tho above Court will adjourn this even
ing until Saturday morning. This is
done in consequence of the Soldiers and
Sailors reunion,
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SEEING Is BELIEvING.-It ladies who
do not use the fragrant Sozodont will
compare teeth with those who do, they
will SEQ in an instant, more reasons for
adopting It, than can be composed into a
newspaper paragraph. tAw.
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JUICE PRo TEM,-In the absence of
Judge Good, with the Baltimore Excur
sionlsls, Hannibal Forbes will perform the
duties Of the Judges office.
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T sLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all the lots offered Al 1900 each
except two, | now offer ten lots fronting on tho
east side Of Kim and Chestnut streets and eG.
tending TO tho river. Price from $500 70 81 900
each, according 10 slEo and location. Terms,
une.lOurth cash, residue In equal inslallmenta At
'"N' wv T'' JNO. p. GlLCHRIsT,
Aug2I Al Top MIL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-18

Posi- OFFloR ITEM-The following let
tiers arc held at the Wheeling Post Office
for non.payment Of postage Mr.. Miles
Stout, Wheeling, / cent Isaac Hart, Bur.
ton, W. Va, G cents; Mrs. G. j. Campbell,
Beaver Falls, Pa, 8 cents Also ono nd.
dressed to Joseph Mergenhagen, mis,sent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-18

FINE WALL PAPERs.-Nlessrs PAUL
Bros. & Co, No. 90 Market street, have
the largest and finest stock of decora.
tons for halls, churches, &c, to be found
in the city. Persons desiring such goods
will find a very large and complete selec.
ton at the above house, and they are the
only firm in the city that make u special.
ty Of such goods as Decoration Mould
ings for panels, fine Grained Papers, Of
all descriptions, 4O-inch Plain Tins. for
vanishing, Gilt, Velvet, Bronze and En-.
broidercd Wall Papers, at less than East
ern prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-18

Two diagrams will be on hand at
Sheib's Music Store hereafter, 50 that
seats may be secured one day ahead for
the Color Guard. The hours for selling
the tickets arc changed fromoto 10 AN,
and 2 to7rM