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IMPORTANT RAILROAD MOVE
a4 MENT. EaFE

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Projected Building Of the West Viz
ginia Central RailWaY---COnfeT-
ence of the West Virginia Commits
sioneTs with Authorities of the
Kentucky d Great Eastern Co.
CArTLErTsBURa, KY, November TO-
Last night meeting oI some of the lead
ing citizens Of this place was held at the
parlor Of the Sherman House, and heard
an explanation Of the purposes of the
Kentucky & Great Eastern Railroad Com.
pany, by Mr.. A. j. Holder, the Vice
President Of the company. After this
statement was made, the meeting was
organized with Mr.. Holder in the chair,
and several gentlemen present gave their
views upon the Company's proposition to
this Boyd county for a subscription to
It's capital stock OF tho sum Of 100000.
1t was generally approved, and measures
were taken to submit the proposition at
the next regular term Of the Boyd County
Court, To day Mr.. Holder met the
Railway Commissioners Of West Viz
ginia, and 1t % understood that some im-
portant arrangements will be made with
them for the advancement OF the Ken.
lucky & Great Eastern road through that
State. There arc several gentlemen here
from different points in WeslVirginia, and
the people oI this place arc deeply inter
ested In this new movement 1T Is gen.
orally conceded that the 100000 propo.
sition will carry. ,.......
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CHICAGO.
Flauklng the Insurance COmpanle

Thanking the insurance Companies.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-Under the influence
Of the high rates OF insurance put upon
the grain warehouses OF this city, the pro-
prielors have determined to purchase each
a steam fire engine for its own use, and
the whole number are TO be called out
should there be any necessity for 1t. Each
warehouse Is also 10 have q steam pump
connected with the pipes radiating
through the buildings, to be used on like
occasion. In this way the warehouse
men will be enabled to take care OF them
selves more etIeCtually than in any other
way. Under these circumstances the pro.
priGtors will not deem 1t necessary TO in
sure their warehouses or their contents.
In the cases Of the Continental and
Garden City Insurance Companies Of
Chicago, on which application had been
made TO the circuit court for the appoint
ment oi receivers, Judge Williams yester.
day decided not to appoint such receivers,
for the reason that there are no allega-
liOns against said companies showing bad
laith on the part OF the officers OF the
companies. Tho companies arc, accord.
ing TO the allegations, both largely insol.
vent, but the mere insolvency OF com
pAny, as decided in the case Of Baker gS,
BaCkus, is not sufficient TO authorize the
court 10 appoint receiver, There must
be some bad faith on the part OF the Ofll.
GERS, or some act which may have been
done by them, which amounts virtually
TO forfeiture Of charter.
InasmuCh Ms the issue between Gov.
Palmer, Mayor Mason and Lieut.. Gen.
Sheridan in relation as TO what is termed
the military occupation OF this city, Is OK.
citing SO much discussion throughout the
country, the following proclamation, under
which 1t, Gen, Sheridan acted, Is repro.
duced:
"PROCLAMATION-ThG preservation of
good order and peace Of the city Is here
by entrusted to 1t. Gen. p, H. Sheridan,
U. s. army. The police will act in con-
junction with tho Lieut.. General in the
preservation Of the peace and quiet Of the
city, and the Superintendent Of tho PO.
lice will consult him TO that end the
intent thereof being topreserve the peace
Of the city, without interfering with the
functions Of tho city government,
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
October, 1871.
[signedl II, B. MASON, Mayor.
The police and fire commissioners have
determined TO investigate the cause of the
fire, and ascertain the truth, II possible.
MRS. o. Leaty and her famous COW" will
be looked after f0.-... .I .a
A fire occurred ut Mendoza, Ills, this II.
NJ, resulting In the destruction of proper
ty valued at $4,000 Seven buildings
were destroyed, including the Waverly
House. II was feared at one time that
the whole row would burn, as It contained
neither an engine or hook and ladder
company. y.
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ST. LOUIS.


Burglar Shot--Run. Over ON Ra ilway.
sT. LOUIS, November 10-A burglar
named Wm, Culmin, eighteen years old
was shot while attempting TO enter the
hardware store of Lewis Boring at 1907
Franklin Avenue, Wednesday, and died
from the wound yesterday. lie was con-
nected with gang Of young thieves, who
have been very active In their operations
for a long time past.
The body Of an unknown man was
picked up on the Iron Mountain Railroad
track in the lower part of the city yester.
day which had been run over by train
the night previous, 1t was terribly man
gled, being torn into shreds.
REAvTs, TIE CAPITOL MovER-sMoTH.
Erred BY FALLING EMBANKMENTs.
Lieut.. Reavis, who has acquired con.
siderable reputation as an active and ener.
getic advocate Of the removal Of the Ma
tionHl Capitol to the Mississippi valley, de-
livered an unusually able and eloquent
lecture at the Mercantile Library Hall to-
night, on the "NatiOn and It's Capitol"
Many Of the prominent citizens were pres
ent, who will unite in inviting a repetition
Of the lecture. MIR. Reayis will leave for
Boston In n few days, where he will de-
liver the lecture. Lie VIII probably repeat
II at New York and Philadelphia, after
which he will visit oil the State Capitols
and deliver tito such Legislatures as hold
sessions this winter. .... .
Patrick Sawyerand Patrick Flynn were
killed this morning by an embankmcnt
falling upon them on Grand avenue, near
broadway. About the same time Joseph
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GEORGIA..

AUGUSTA, Nov 1O.-The Bar Associa-
tion Of Richmond county held q meeting
to-day, and unanimously passed resolu.
tions requesting Congress TO establish an
U. s. District Court, with Circuit powers,
in this city, for the 9th Congressional
District, and for eight or ten counties in
the adjoining Congressional districts.
ATLANTA, Nov. 10.--The House tOsduy
passed n bill providing for the holding Of
special election for Governor on the
second Tuesday of December. Tho sec
tion providing for the special returns Of
elections, other than according to the pres.
ent law, was stricken out. The Democrats
contended that the integrity Of the Repub
lican acting Executive officer, Mr.. Conlcy
should be trusted. .r..E
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WASHINGTON.
Full Cabinet MeetIng.-CIvil Service
1.-The Hornet Controversy.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-AnthOny Ban
ming has been appointed Gauger for the
Filth Ohio District and Geo. w. Donald.
son, Assistant Assessor Tor the Seventh
Ohio District .ggt -flra, I'm
The Commissioner OF Patents to-day
extended n patent to Albert Franklin, Of
Gena Cross Roads, Ohio, fora seeding ma.
chine '.''
All the members Of the Cabinet were
present ut the meeting to-day, which was
continued nearly four hours The larger
portion Of the time was occupied on the
results so fur of the Civil Service Commits.
sion, which were explained by Mr.. Curtis,
member OF the Board. ~
This Government and the Spanish au.
thorities have not yet arrived at an agree.
mcnt respecting the Hornet at Port Au
Prince, menaced by n Spanish vessel. A
correspondence is IN progress between the
Secretary Of State and Minister Roberts,
the former protesting against the design
to seize that vessel which Is under the
American flag.
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WYOMING.
Message Of Gov. Campbell.

CHEYENNE, Nov. 1O.-Gov. Campbell
readliis message to the Legislature yes.
terday. lie recommends retrenchment
in territorial and county affairs the up.
pointment Of Commissioner Of Emigra-
lion also that the female stiErage'act lie
not repealed lie says the women have
made good Jurors, honest and competent
Office holders. lie also upholds the In
dian policy of the Administration, and
shows disposition to work with the
Legislature for the good Of the Territory.
The message Is considered an able docu-
ment Both Houses have been occupied
today in adopting rules for their govern
mnnt
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The west indies.

KtNGsToN, JAMAICA, Nov, 0, via llA'
vANA, Nov. i0.-Steamship Ocean Queen
for New York, thakes an immense, ,quanl,;
tity Of coffee. Advices from Aspinwall
Of the I'd inst. state that the Spanish war
steamer Tornado, was still watching the
American steamer Virginia, in that port,
and an attempt to capture her was appre.
hended despite the protetOrate assumed
over her by the Grenadian government
and the United States Consul. ....
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1O.-The race be.
tween Goldsmith's Maid and Lucy for a
purse Of $500, fixed for today, ia post.
pOned on account OF the rain.
This morning petition from Mayor
Fox was presented in tho Court OF Com
mon Pleas, asking for an order Of seques-
tration on the estate Of Joseph F. Marcer
the detaulting City Treasurer. A rule was
granted requiring Marccr to show cause
why it should not be issued.
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SATURDAY, tho QSlh day Of Nov., AID. 1871,

ohIOhDhl tho AOIu uhy VI NVN'i ~ ~ loiIt
on the premises In the town Of Cameron, Ia the
county Of Marshall, State Of West Virginia, at
10 O'Clock A, n. OF that day, proceed To sell at
public sale all tho right title and interest OF the
said William HosacE and Nancy IIosACll his wiIe
In and TO tho following described real estate,
that Ia to say, oil their right title and Interest In
aud To the undivided OnG.hAlf OF lot OF ground
situated in South Cameron, Marshall county,
West Virginia, known as lot No. uB) sixteen;
also tho undivided interest OF tho said William
llOSaCk and Nancy bis wife In and TO the follow
ng described property situated In the town Of
Cameron. and bounded and described As follows.
tOwit; Beginning at q stake, thence IN deg.
W. thirty one feet TO stake, thence n. 81 deg. ..
sixty seven feet to the Poplar Springs road
thence thltty.twO and ono.hAlf feet along said
road to a stake, thence 9. u deg. W. seventy
eight and ODe'balf feet 10 the beginning; also
OGc.hAlf OF M alley now open between the lot
mentioned and another lot belonging to James
Fulton, OF the city OF Baltimore, Maryland,
which alley Is eight feet, more or less, In width
al tho front Oh Poplar Spring road, and runs back
TO the rear Of lot adjoining on the north belong:
Ing to said james Fulton, and At the reOr OF said
lot IL ten feet, more or less In width the portion
NJ said alley hereby conveyed is tho 0ne'hAlf
thereof, tO.wlt: tour feGt front and 0yo ieeLmore
0r lesS, at the rear, saving and rcserylng OH OF
the premises hereby conveyed, tho right TO tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to re.
move, alter and repair certain pipes through said
prOmlseB, now used and occupied by the said
Company TO convey water from there down 10
the water station on their road, and also resery.
Ing to said James Fulton the right to have, uso
aud maintain the track running across the reaFend
VI said lot, being an extension Of the "Y" Rs tho
same IS now used and occupied as long as said
'i" and track Ia kept open and used by Eaid
Company up to tho lot hereby conveyed from tho
main track Oi said Baltimore and Ohio kailrOad;
also u lot Of ground in the village Of Cameron,
In Marshall county, State Of West Virginia, and
which lot Is bounded on the south by 4 lot Of
Charles Keller, and on the west by an alley, and
On the north by lot OF Henry MOOres, and on
the east by Rggter lot, aud being the samO pro.
petty heretofore conveyed by D. II. Dix and wife
10 the said William ll0sAck.
TERNs or sALE--Onc.half cAah, balance three,
Six aud nine months. X, j. PORTER,
ocl5 Trustee.
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snIs Of smnll.Por nnnnlo Iaohe,.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. = Prominent
gentlemen here attribute the spread Of
smallpox in Philadelphia and other cities
to the sale Of buffalo robes there taken
from the Black Feet and Pigeon camps,
where the disease prevailed two years
ago At that time they were forbidden
TO I've sold TO traders, but several months
ago they disappeared from those neigh
horhoods and found their way elsewhere.
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MEMPHIS.


MEMPHIS, Nov. 1O.-A press special
says that David Rose, (Colored) who was
to have been hung at Grenada, Mississippi,
to-day for numbering his wife, Is respited
until The Both by Gov. Alcorn.
A negro named Bill Miller, made VIC.
lent assault on A. A. Borchard, on the
Horn Lake road, this morning, with O
club. BoFChard shot him, infiCting ia.
tai wound, and then came 10 the city and
surrendered TO the authorities.
The trial Of Luke Padden, the murderer
Of Ed. Burr, was begun in the Criminal
Court today.
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FOREIGN.
GERMANY.

BERLIN, Nov 1O.-Tho ceremony OF
unveiling the statue ol thG!poet, Schiller,
was observed to-day, in the presence Of
the Emperor, Crown Prince, Prince Fred.
erick Charles and NJ Wrangel, President
of the ReiChstag. The crowd present at
the ceremonial was large, and TO the last
degree enthusiastic.
The North German GascttC, (OfiiCial,)
says in its editorial columns to-day, that
the Cabinet changes just elected at vi
emma will in no respect effect the relations
between that Court and the Court oil Ber.
lin.
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A rising barometer with clear and
clearing weather will probably prevail
Saturday from New York TO Lake Supe.
rior and southwark 10 the Gulf. A storm
in New York will probably pass north.
east over New England and Nova Scotia
Saturday night, the high northwest
winds on Lake Erie and New Jersey fol.
lowing closely in It's rear. Cautlonary
signals are ordered for the evening al
Cleveland, Buffalo, Oswego, Cape May,
New York, New London, Boston and
Philadelphia, t..sr...... rt...
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Charges against Arizona Indian

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.-The United
States Grand Jury at Tucson, Arizona,
make formal charges against the mana.
gers Of the Indian reservations in the Ter.
ritory, showing that the Apaches are al.
lowed leave to go on the war path at will;
specifying numerous murders committed
by Indians direct from Camp Grant; and
charging that the Indians arc supplied by
the agents with arms and ammunition,
and their women ptostltuted by the otll.
GERS in Charge.
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The ResuIt in New York.

NEW YoRK, Nov 10.-The latest re.
turns from the State give the Republican
900 majority. There was an un.
amount Of independent vo.
ting, and the malorities for the Republl.
can Senators and Assemblymen ore gen.
orally considerably larger than for The
State ticket Tho Assembly stands 90
Republicans 10 30 Democrats. %
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what Gambling Did for a Young
.HH Man in IOwA. it tH

MuscArINE, Nov. tOs-John Hall, pho.
tographist, strong and vigorous young
man Of about twenty-three years of age,
was found dead on alounge in his gallery
this morning A letter found in his draw.
or explains Il in a few words: "Gambling,
debt, despair, and suicide by poison"
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 1O.--1t appears
from the Georgia papers that much alarm
prevails there, under the apprehension
that the President will declare martial
law in that State Such is not his design,
there being nothing in the present condi.
ton Of any part Of Georgia to warrant
such q measure.
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Escape of Murderer in North Caro-

RALEIGH, N. e., November 9.-Gov.
Caldwell received letter from the Sheriff
of Nash county, informing him that q
notorious negro desperate and condemned
murderer named Luke Johnson, who was
To have been executed on The oath inst,
had escaped from the Jail Of that county.
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PouunKEErsH, N. Y, Nov. 10. "A
slight fall OF snow occurred here this
morning. The first Of the season.
ALBANY, Nov. l0-A light snow storm
has prevailed here NIL day.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov 10,-Two inches
Of snow fell here today. ..,-st1 ,asg5
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November l0-News from
York states that the disaster to the whal.
ing fleet has caused an immediate and
heavy advance in tho price Of sperm oil.
1t is reported that Ashbury will be
candidate for the representative OF Brigh.
ton upon the next Parliamentary vacancy.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Nov. t0.-The Emperor has
addressed highly complimentary letter
to Count BGust, thanking him warmly
for his services, and appointing him as II
lie member Of the Upper Chamber Of
Reishrath
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The Yote of Mnssnchusetts.

BosToN, November lO.-Returns from
all but six towns give Washburne a ma
iority over all OF l3,OO5, which will prob.
ably be increased to 1880.
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DUBLIN, November lO.-Kelly, accused
of tho murder of High Constable Talbot,
has been acquitted, after long and eX.
citing trial. Great demonstrations were
made in Dublin anh Cork, hut no dis.
turbanCC occurred.
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ROME.

ROME, November 10.-The State De.
pArtments at the Quirinal Palace are
in courso Of PREPARATION for tho permanent
residence Of King Victor Emanuel on his
approaching arrival. ,I
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DOR SALE LOW AND ON EASY
4 TRRMS-A Arst class TAnnery,. two story
Brick Building, ~ feet by q, with all the mod
ern improvements and IN good running order.
The low price and location would make lt
available for any other manufacturing purpose.
Also 4 good Brick Dwelling House with 10
rooms and null lot, on llAmpden street.
W. V. HOGB q BRO,
nOyi Market street.
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CHARLESTON, 8. g., November 1O.--The
Howard Association at its meeting to-day
passed aresolution giving notice that the
yellow fever has nearly ceased. The ac.
i've operations Of the Association will
ermiIste on the 18th inst ff,fJF<.
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NEW YORK, Nov 1O-Field Marshal
Benedek, the vanquished cornniander.in.
chief Of the Austrian army at Sadowa,
died Of an attack Of apopleXy at Gratz
StYria, on the 25th Of last month.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. tO.-The Cortes tonight
passed vote Of confidence In the existing
Government. The vote stood 191 yeas 70
8s nays. The Radical members abstained
from voting.
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Lake steamer sunk in sault Ste
Marie River.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. O.-The new
iron steamer India has SUM in Sault Ste
Marie river. No particulars arc given
She probably struck rock on account Of
low water. Pumps were sent from here
tonight. HsNlWrN"H
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Railroad Accident.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., November 10
The up Portland, SacO and Portsmouth
freight train got two cars off the track at
Kittery tonight The engineer, fireman
and brakeman were slightly injured,
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Tho YIenneso Secedsru,

MILwAuKEE, November 1O.-Manager
Pullman has failed to reconcile the sece.
ders from the Vienna Lady Orchestra,
and publishes u card iorbiddIng any per.
son to employ them under penalty Of the
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Liner and Bourbon counties, Kansas,
elect their entire Republican county
tickets, except q sheriff In the latter ;
also all their candidates for the LCgisla.
lure.
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

offer for PAlo tho houo In which nowre -
side, situate on John street, q few doors
east Of Fifth. The house Ia 4 substantial llA
twO.stOry brick containing eight rooms, be.
sides bath room aud kitchen, and q finished
attic with good cellar, hot and cold water in
bithrOOnS. The house 10 In good order and
we'll located and In every way desirable prop.
etty, being but little over square from tic
Post OfICC. There ls also on the premises 4 good
BRICK STABLE,
sufficient for four horses, and caFriage house.
Any One wishing to purchase can eGAinlHe the
premises At any time. -........
sept25 JNO. Y, MCDERMOT.
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rRRHs OF THR WERKLI.
Fire at Port Hope, Canadn.

PoRT HoPE, Nov. 1O-AIalson's mill
was burned this morning, together with
some small buildings. There were 1900
bushels of grain in the mill Loss $685.
600; insured Tor $4,000. The fire was
the work of an inCendIary.
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THRUST sALE,-BY VIRTUE OF A
l. Deed OF Trust made TO mo by William H0-
sack and Nancy HosaCk his wife, Of Cameron, In
Marshall county, West Virginia, bearing date the
glst day Of December, 1868, Will, on
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The Vote in Minnesota.

ST, PAUL, MIN, November 10.-The
returns thus far in swell Austn's majority
to S,922, with upper counties TO hear from.
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Exclusively to the IntellIgeueer.

(By the Western Union Line. III
oalcO Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Sta|
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November l0-Thiers has been
inspecting the military school at ~. Maud,
The special French mission TO Metz has
been withdrawn.
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The Favorite soap,
Manufactured by 3. REID, Wheeling, ". Va.

claim that II cannot be e1celled, let, In purl.
" and quality; I'd, In economy, because II 10
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when exposed TO the atmosphere, like most
soaps do. II will therefore wash half as much
more a. the soaps now In market at tho same
price Sd, For perfection In washing. You must
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clOan, white clothes. US lts FdpOrtt Soap and
you will have no more trouble getting yonr
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II will not lnjnre the skin or the most delicate
fabrics. 4th, claim for II an advantage over all
others In that II will bear leaving in water for
or 10 hours without inlufing II. Other soaps are
rendered useless by forgetting them in the tub
or basin after using. Please enquire Of your
grocer for the FAvorltO Soap, and you will be
convinced that II IL the best.
CAUTteN-Each bar IA stamped "Mlheff and
keehdhlcS' Fdpot1s Soap, manufactured BY b.
Reid. Wheeling, W. Va
Manufactured and sold al Wholesale by
.. #... EDWARD REID,
Soap and Candle Mannfaciarer,
Aug99 Wheeling, W. Va.