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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-14
Colonel Lew Campbell on the CUES
tiOns of the Day.

A World correspondent in Wash.
ington has interviewed Colonel Lew
Campbell, OF Ohio. The Colonel goes
directly contrary to the passive policy
and says:
With the historical facts before us,
if there can be any truth in the trite
quotation that history repeats itself,
why should the Democratic party now
act 'possum and crawl into its hole
and growl?
Cor.-I see you don't believe in dis.
banding?
Campbell-Far from that. As well
might the commanding General OF a
great army, long and thoroughly
drilled and disciplined, propose to dis
band in the face Of the enemy on the
eve OF the battle, simply because the
enemy had more numerical strength,
although he knew that the opposing
force was more demoralized, and that
large portion OF the rank and file
would desert and come over on the
firing OF the first gun. Or, to use
another illustration, what would be
thought OF PRETENDED champion OF the
manly art in the prize ring who in the
first round happened to get bloody
nose would run to the corner and
throw up the sponge? Such a
poltroon would never win belt. No,
conceding to the Republicans first
blood, and il you please, the first half
dozen knock downs, the old Democracy
that has fought a thousand battles
NAV retire to his corner, sponge Oft,
take good snort of old Bourbon,
come to time, and win the fight. l
learned more about its pluck and
bottom when, on the now absolute
issues, fought against it, than | have
learned since | have been in its ranks
on the new ones.
Cor.-What about the platform ?
Campbell-The best platform have
ever known was that Of the Union or
Bell Everett party Of lS6O-"The
Union, the Constitution, and the
enforcement of the laws" But gen
orally wordy platforms are humbugs.
The masses forget them, and politicians
set them aside alter the election.
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dwellings aud apartments to accommo.
date the throng that has crowded in
upon us since the gates were thrown
open to the, public four months ago.
complaints on this score, however, will
De remedied after this season. Next
year, as the first step, l think 1 NAV
safely say, from the extensive arrange
ments and preparations already made,
we shall erect no less than two hun
bred and fifty dwellings, and not less
than that number annually for some
years to come In fact, the railway
employees alone will need more than that
number.
The trains will not run farther east
than Charleston for the present but it
Is designed to run through as speedily
as possible to "Gauley Bridge" two
miles above Kanawha Falls and eighty.
eight miles from Huntington. The
track is graded, ties distributed, and
iron delivered for that distance. 1t is
safe to predict the completion of the
road 10 the point named, and its readi-
ness for business by the firstot February.
Nothing can disappoint their expecta-
ton but the most unpropitious weather.
From "Gauley Bridge" a line OF first
class Concord coaches will run to White
Sulphur Springs, making prompt con.
neclion at that station with all trains
for Richmond, Baltimore, and other
eastern and southern cities.
Arrangements will soon be perfected
for regular line Of steamers to run in
connection with the Chesapeake and
Ohio trains from Huntington to Cincin.
natl. No delay, however, is expert
enced here now, as transient boats
generally aim to meet the trains, and
carry passengers up or down the river.
Captain Mallory, R. H. Fisher, Esq,
and other railway officials from Rich,
mond. upon whom devolve the task Of
organizing the management of railway
matters at this point, and who will have
the interests of the company in charge.
are indeiatigable in their efforts to
make the beginning here a most sue.
cessful one. KENosAN.
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FOR SALE.
.ssicnce Sale.

,.nrrSIGNED WILL SELL AT
/ Is CN.,r,..',inn 10 the highest bidder,
: E5it THURSDAY. December q, at
y rrat.n- ~ Al the store No. IS MAIN
~ ~ me city OF Wheeling, in lots
sal, III ,hr entire stock of Boots and
.'Eso:nIH'' late late tirm OF X. Potter 4 Co.
/, I, 'lsr, 10 the merchants OF this city
:, * ,.'r'uud.ns country, facilities for
1s I'D, ',h,,ir stocks rarely TO be met
'-.l ''r'. viii be found in II most all
y ne r. cu!ar goods sold by the
.,..>, y, IN part, Womens, Misses,
.- T."!1n., Leather Morocco and Last
,l..r.. Boys and Youths Balls and
- ,'',ry L,rEe assortment of Mems
.."N Heavy Boots; Mems and Wo-
''.1'r ,,yrr>hOeS, with many styles
T., a'., each which cannot be here
..3 r,r>,>tlnS altogether OF some
..g.r,G Packages.
- fun ,.,n nr procured at the store on
a.h.- ans 10 the sale, when all who
Is t,' awe an opportuni y of inspect
, .'r and TO continue from day
. ~ iay>' credit on all sums
'.r,,:,:. and upwards, for approx
,1yao.r al in.inH;,r sro1r
Assignee OF X. Porter y Co.
NC ". IA. December ii, ISL.
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cincinnati 1arRel.

CINCINNATI. December Is.
BUTTER-Steady; medium at l4@
lie; Western Reserve at 2l@23c.
COTrON-Firm; mlddllngs at l9!c;
low at 1890.
COAL-Higher at 22@26c.
COFFEE-Firm at 2l@23c for COM
mon TO choice.
CHEESE-Firm at l43@15c.
EGGS-At CSC.
HOGS-Firm but not so active;
extreme range from 81 25@4 20. The
bulk of the sales were at "a 5O@4 81.
Receipts 1910.
FLOUR-Quiet; sales Of extra at
Sc 50@6 65; low grades at s. %.
Buckwheat firm at SO 25@9 so.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet; sales Of red
winter at 81 45; No. held at 81 4S.
Corn steady at 464@50c. Oats I'M
changed at 36@40c. Rye at 7S9SOc.
Barley quiet at SOC.
HAY-Quet
MOLASSES-Unchanged.
OILS-Linseed held at 75c.
PROVISIONS-Quiet; mess pork
held at sl4OO cash; $l4 ESQ 1850 seller
January and February, buyers holding
off. Green meats quiet. Lard firm at
9@9ic. Bulk meats quiet; shoulders
at SIC; clear ribs at &c; clear, &c.
Nothing doing in bacon.
POTATOES-Firm.
SUGARS Refined dull. Other
grades unchanged.
SEEDS-CIover held higher at 100
lOtc Tor Ohio; choice Indiana at lO3@
lO4c on arrival.
TALLOW-At 5000.
TOBACCO-Quiet.
WHISKY-Holders asking Gle.
Sales of several hundred barrels at 9Oc.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
WHEELING. December IA, 1871.
BUTTER-Abundant supply; prime at Is

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supply Pt' CIV AZ
G2Oc.
tive at I5c for common dairy, and 1910 Tor
prime factory and Goshen.
CARBON OIII-Prices are frm: standard
brands, in a jobbing way, at 2oc asking
and no charge for package.
CANDL ES-Star at 2Vc; City mould at
T30SiFFEE-Ftrm, with an advancing ten
dency. We quote good and falr at &C.
prime at 2ic;, choice at &c: .. o0aooo
EGGS-In demand and scarce at 2S93Oc.
FEATH ERS-Salesa at T5c, and the usual
advance for small lots i'm retail way.
FLOUR-Steady with fair demand;
white wheat family 81 2Ndl 5O; RED Wheat
do. ST co; superfine 81 7oa5 w. o
ROVISIONS-Active. Mess pork at Sli OO
Lard, tierce at 9H@lOc; keg at lie. BACON
shouldcrs at Sc; clear sides at Sc'
No new bacon offering. ,,
FISH-Mackerel, No. 2 halves at 5000 NO:
new do, full weight, lOO lbs, at1 oo; llsht
weights at various prices, according To the
weight in packages, Willie ISL at W. '''N'
''I RRU;EGPrime new South Carolina fair
to prime at 9iac; choice at loc; Rahgooh
az SYRUPS-Are active and firm. We
onote Common ut 45 to soc; Fine, 65c;
Choice, zoe; Best, 75c. ,,<a,oo
SUGARS-New Orleans ut llH9l2c
Porto Rico lG349llc Cuba at ll@l Dena-
rara at l2Gl3c standard brands OF Tenm rena as
follows: crushed, powdered and granu.
lated at lac; at 1870; b at l3c; at lac )
common brands at }491ac less.
MOLASSES-New Orleans lair to good at
SIC; prime to choice at 6Oc. co..,o ~
SObA-At SC III papers; best Neweastie a'
DC B5aAKiEG POWDER Logan, List Coz
~ cans 81 10 per doz.; 10 OF. cans IS -; lid
cans s. y; bulk Sc. .>
' soAP-Family at SIC; German at SIC;
faS afT1 u at 81 75 best Ohio River at
'-TEA-Gunpowde at 81 l59l s.; Young
TYSON nj 81 i0ll 80; Oolong at I0SSogl 4U.
GLASS-First quality SxlU at sou; iOxi2a!
1 Sp: second quality SxlO at 81 10; lUXlZ at
% per box of oO feet. DISCOUNT ~ pei
GENSENG-At 6O@7Oc . n. c ~.
HAY-rhe market is steady at Sl6 pOG
IS 90 per ton for fair to prime; loose at Oh w
GARD VRD OIL-Extra winter strained at 9Oc;
per RSa,.INEWheat dull and firm; choice
rad OF \ RI. choice white at 81 %. rye Is
ste 4dy at zoe. Corn at 6O96oc. oats at %
@iigRSoN-Flat and bar, 31la94c; horse shoe,
SO. round and square S1.97ac; oval, 49
&c; half oval ami half round, ~ 70 Pa,
heavy band iron, AZ to &C; hoop ana ilgnt
band, ~ to 914c; Railroad Fiat ana lJs 'o and
NAlL1Prlesees, per k 3a a. s5 a to ana 7d
81 50 to "a a. = - rs So 8 ii III In, S 81 IS in,
S 50: ~ in, IS o.; ~ in, 81 10 F IN Sil ~
Sc CO., in, S -; y! in s. SO . r. ~ g S: q:
Casing 10 e sod a 2; Sd s. 90 "a 81 q - s. 5
10 Lining Nails, Il in, S. So. Tobacco ,IsS
ind 3D. 6 and I'd. Is o.; Sd, sd IS. C Liner
Ha tI. ali sizes, s. IS; Cut Spikes, all Sizes
q b: Boat spikes, cut, = "a ,,ss tho,
- Lots Ii OF OF Kegs, l214c per kes less than
ap S 9HSeeiCxERs-Sugar, lie; lemon, u1zc;
soda nc; water, SIC; oyster, TIC; cream
&c: e9GIn 1ss seed dull, but prices are
Unchanged at s. 50 per bushei; clover Sse'
80 9seR 2 sIa9HG maizsna, H0he
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For Rent.

"a: SPACIOUS FIRST AND SECOND
l = - "rrrrODmS and cellar beneath, on
= Us. >Ii" Oi Market street, and adJOin-
: 'ar Grocery store of Mr. X. j. Smyth,
'-Sr! a. present by the MeSSrs Hub
".I'a> Furniture WarerOOmS. They have
. ~. o. J.. icrt and a front OF - feet, the
.': Story front 0, which is filled with
..l7 3d>'. ihr location is No. | and re-
..-....',' Itself TO any business requiring
g.. '1"- Il oilers. Possession the LIST oil
49,.
49,. IL" Threc-Story Storchouse and
'..."!, "L Main street, direc ly opposite
81. 'G>,', AMI al present occupied by
.-t.i.~.i K son. WatchnakerS and Jew
.> II q god tenant, II desired, the
- Ti.l ur III ttcr!ally altered and i'm
III proximity 10 the Grant House
o.. d" Suspension bridge make it com.
'.'''.4! h1>.Ic>S stand. Possession, April
o.. apgy'p WIN. PAXTON,
Fourth street.
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A e. A K ID.

TIME MANY DISADVANTAGE RE-
ports in circulation regarding the SAM.
tary condition OF Wheeling Hospital and
Orphan Asylum" induce the Sisters in
charge to take this method Of assuring their
friends and the public generally that no
case of Smallpox exists in the Institution,
q fact which they Will be pleased to afford
visitors ample opportunities OF verifying
for the Ives, II called on. Patients will
md, both in the Wards aud Private Rooms,
excellent accommodations and attendance
at very moderate rates.
SISTERS OE ST. JOSEPH.
WHEELING Dec g. ISL delleda
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New YORK M arket
NRw YoRK. December |

NEW YORK, December is.
FLOUR-Market dull and easier
at S. SO@6 25 tor superfine
State; Sc 4j@6 So for extra State;
Sc 6O@6 70 for choice do; Sc Is
al 10 for fancy do; S. S5@6 10
Tor superfne western; Sc 1905 a.
for common to medium extra west
ern; Sc 6O@7 10 for choice do; 81 O59
7 % for common to choice white wheat
western extra; Sc $500 SO for common
to good shipping brands of extra round
hoop Ohio; Sc S5@7 80 for trade brands;
Sc SO@7 Is for common to fair extra
St. Louis and 81 5000 % for good to
choice do. Southern flour is quiet and
unchanged at Sc SO97 IS for common
to fair extra and 81 1909 % for good
to choice do. Rye -four is steady at
81 SOFAS IS. Corn meal quiet.
GRAlN-Wbeat quiet and nominal
at 81 52@l "a Tor No. 2 spring; 81 5S(d
60 for winter red western; 81 62@l %
for amber western, and 81 65@l -
for white do. Rye nominal, with sell
ers at Csc and buyers at 90c. Barley
dull and heavy. Barley malt quiet.
Corn dull and heavy at TS@7S!c fol-
old western, and 70@75 for new do
Oats quiet at 56@51c for western and
Ohio.
PROFESSIONALISM, market heavy
at Sl3 50@l36 e. for mess; 80 50@ 10 =.
for prime, and $ll 25 for prime
mess. Beef is quiet at SO OO@ll W
for plain mess and $ll 00@l3 w
for extra do. Beef hams steady at $24 on
624 50. Tierce beef active at $l6 W
all 90 for prime mess and $40 OOG
20 Oh for India do. Cut meats at !
@6c for shoulders and 99llc FOL
hams middles quiet Lard is steady
at 9t@9sc for No. to prime steam
and 9tc for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Is steady at ll@23c fol
western, and 23033c for State.
CHEESE-Dull at ll@l4c fol-
common to choice.
COTTON-On spot opens dull anc
declining at l9tc for low middliug'
and l9Sc for middling uplands; for
ward deliveries are fully }c lower a
19a@19lc for December l9t@l9 9.l6t
for January; 2Oc for March, and 2O@
201c for April.
PETROLEUM-Quiet and steady q
l3i@l4c for crude and 23@244c TO
refined. -..
TALLOW-Sales at 999sc. Stsar
inc dull at 93@l0c.
WHISKY-Lowsr at 9o}c.
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)I milo yorNrY CIRCUIT COURT.


y
an, heirs ct al.
y. VIRTUE OF \ DECREE ENTERED
D d .a~aurVr entitled cause, on SAT-
-.tI..... = In day % November, 1911, l
.- ..>.rr.a. commissioner named there
...rrr. - sell on SATURDAY, the
Lon. ID. December, 1871, ut the front
. ... Culr, House of ohio county,
...,. ,.,'l-,.ln the bill and proceedings
.... and known a. the "keim
..." ,..s,fri al the corner OF Water
...g..y streets, in the city Of Wheeling,
.. ..s,G IS follows: Beginning at the
... r-,. conner OF Water and Quincy
-.,. .....-,. north with Water street loo
-. ....rr east 10y Il line parallel with
.. street - irrt To an open space;
. .. VIII the west line of said open
..-,...l - irrt: thence east by q line
...-. wGa Quincy street 10 an alley;
>,G,n wan the West line OF said al
~ ,-.' 10 Quincy street; thence west
? ..- north Aue OF said Quincy street
.-..crOi beginning, tOg-tner vii The
.. .'HU~t said alley ON the east sue OF
..ppcrly, III common with other as
o.. Ola g aud James K. Baker, being
...nIr property conveyed 10 Casper and
N-;:n 10y the sid James ana James
. .,-r. DV urtd dGlcd Ircc Der ~, lN6i,
.l.y recorded IN deed book i, page 3)5,
D. Rec DIdrr'> office OF ONO county.
.,l.> property there's a new Tavern"
.... with good >IaOling and all neces-
b.. ..gag'-uaIc"~ for firSt-cla>S Hotel.
. situated Immediately opposite the
...rr gul DIiD railroad Depot.
..-l, %: ~U,-Our-!OurJh of the pur-
,-. .u~y VIII be- required i'll cash; for
--..g- % credit OF rwrlve, twenty-tOur
...'y->.X OuthS will be given in
.u twuGa,~, TN" purchaser executing
.....3, VIII approved security, bearing
--->' tom dale. payable annually, and
-.'- D..rg retained until the last pay
shade.
GEORGE .. DAVENPORT,
Commissioner.
WILTON and DAVENPORT, Att'ys.
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BALTIMORE, December Is. g.
COTTON-Heavy; low middlings
heldat l95c; no buyers at that price.
FLOUR-Firm.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; Pennsylvania
at 81 So. Corn frmer white southern
at 65@69s yellow do at t6s@7Oc. Oats
firm at 5O@55c. Rye, firm at 9Oc@
81 %.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork firm at
$l4 Is. Bacon steady shoulders at
TIC; rib sides at &c; clear ribs at Ste.
Sugar cured hams at l4@l5c. Lard
at l0c,
BUTTER-Dull.
WHISKY-Nominal at 99c.
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New York Money Market.

NEW DIRK, Decemoer 10.
MONEY-There was very sudden
change in the money market this after.
noon from stringency to ease. Call
loans were very easy at 6 to 7 per cent.
with exceptional transactions at 5 per
cent Business paper was dull at 8 to
10 per cent
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The mar.
ket was dull to the close at l09@l09s
for prime bankers sixty days sterling.
G0LD-The market closed up dull
with the latest sales at 1904.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-The mar.
ket was stronger and higher closing at
the best prices of the day. There is
good demand for bonds from foreign
and home quarters while the supply is
light. United States currency Is 1873
Mll33.
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IN CADDIES M. T. & cos" MAHOG-
OU any Navy Is.
40 Caddies "Arrah-Na-Pogne" Navy IS.
40 Caddies "GaruDle's" Bright Navy 3s
10 BxS. "M.T. & Cos" Mahogany Navy lbs
81 Caddes RusSells black los.
NATURAL LEAF.
40 CaddieS Luscious Chew" Twist 81.
"a Boxes yellow JeSsamine" Twist IS.
10 Boxes Crescent" Twist IS.
~ Boxes an. +. & Cos. Bright lbs.
20 Cases az. g." Smoking rs, rs and lbs,
For sale cheap.
dec TlNGLE lSHAM.
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For Sale.

~ TIE FOLLOWING DESIR-
~. E-rI.c for sale: \ brick house
..-.'.,, ,lI lot, good stable and out
r.,-u..c street, near the Shriver
4 y1.>. ami Iull lot, corner Sixth
..-. ID. .r,,. will % sold in three parts il
=. nous. OF rooms on Cnapline
= ..r,a. carriage house, &C. A house
..y,.r.r., east OF SIKH, containing
~ -, - pantry, bath room, &C.
,.r. csrl', SlIvU, 10000.
THUS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent.
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Houses. &c.

..ruREE ROOMS FOR $500, ONE
! Iii ,oumS for s-lO1. one of nine
y -. one OF six rooms for $50,
go. r.,pmS Tor - W. one OF nine
F. II m.G stree; iorS50JO.
md Farming Lands in West Vir-
'.. .'.. Pennsylvania, Missouri, Iowa,
....f..,>,t.. Arkansas, North Caro-
,.. Mississippi toy sale by
a-' =. l.. CUTHBERT.
Monroe street
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For EsDDt.

T@- bCU DING on MAIN STREET
l ..1U gOtt, Hall & o.'S, now occu-
r.. " ~. mare. Possession gwen April
= Any improvements required will be
-'- particulars apply To
MRS. PITTS,
-aa Louisville Nv.
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Dia-
bete>, Dropsy, StOppage of Water Inconti-
nence OF Urine, BrighJ's Disease, Albumin
uria, and in all cases where there are brick
dust deposits, or the water is thick cloudy,
mixed with substances like the white of an
egg, or threads like white silk, or there Is a
morbid, dark, bilious appearance, and white
bone dust deposits, and when there Is
pricking, burning sensation when passing
water, and pain in the small of the back
and along the lOins.
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Fer Sale.

n, ~. l.L.&.i.5.6,7, s, Q, 10, II, II, Is,
.a4l .,lu square No. +, in the sub
.., ID. The Joseph Caldwell estate
-. ,,...yulI SawmiIl property. Also.
"a, and IN square No. IL, situated
a. ., 3. .lr a.. Bolton street and imme-
.... ra..!,lr Oi Mrs. Hays residence,
l.. q. HUGHES,
side AGENT, Otice on Chapline, be-
= ..n second streets. Sep2
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ID ID .P'EEELESS" CLOTHES WIRING
"a d, VIII "uiwcar any and al Others,
.gb+na 'A" work better than can be done
liz, >';Ing Labor, time and clothes.
Nm ne -, on trtd, and IL not satisfactory,
iisT,rl.I, ana get your money. The POOR,
W gr.. ,.;@AELf, cannot afford to do with
Pie. ~, ~. IL" celebrated Wringers.
srl- my Sp.jJ, with cpgs; cheaper and
E.g,.."" '!! all others. other varieties OF
.l11 w. IN stock. Also the celebrated
s ,+l "ashing Machine.
- PRYOR BOYD & co.
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CO.Partnership.

The undersigned have formed partner
ship TOR the purpose OF continuing the
Wholesale Grocery business al the old stand
No. IS Main street, under the firm name OF
Ting & lsham and respectfully solicit the
patronage Of merchants generally and the
old customers OF the house particularly.
G.. X. TINGI Z,
W.R ISHAM.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing under the firm name OF Max.
WELL Tingle & , o. was dissolved by mutual
consent on the first inst james Maxwell
retiring. The bus ness OF the firm will be
settled BY George z. ngle. Those owing
accounts will please settle them as early as
possible. JaMrS Maxwell
GEORGE r TINGLE,
WM X ISHAM.
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To the Trade.

In retiring from the old arm OF Maxwell,
Tingle & Co. | desire to return my thanks
tor the liberal share OF patronage extended
TO Us, aud bespeak for the new firm con-
tinuance ofthe same.
ueq J. MAXWELL.
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just Received.

Y &SL 9ISS SAUSAGE CASINOS,
3 kbi DDS, new No. 3 MackereI,
5 ggy ~ hLNNo No. ? Mackerel, new.
, HI pH KS No. Mackerel, new.
NKii oSS. No, > Mackerel. new.
y ~. Mackerel, new, and for sale
- LIni, DAVENPORT & PARKS.
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, December ID.

FLOUR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and unchang'
ed; amber Michigan at 81 49, No. 2
red at 81 SO. Corn dull and shade
lower; high mixed at SOC. Oats dull
and shade lower No. at 4lc No. 2
at 40c.
HOGS-Dressed at IS 90.
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TObaccOs.

W ReatinS = VIRGINIA ROUGH AND
! CsssS v uhe Virginia Bright Pounds.
5Cases Virginia Navy, Thirds Mahogany
Just rscs,n ginia Navy, Thirds-Black.
EplS S'i'sa and for sale by
N. REILLY.
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FOR r e MT.
SleenrOn House For Rent.

rs THp"OUGi REPAIR FOR FIRST
..~, EoGting House. Apply at the
-.,- I.lD
.-.... GEO. w. THOMPSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-14
Sugar.

Sugar.
IN HHDS. CHOICE NEW ORLEANS
lU Sugar.
20 hhds choice r. r. Sugar.
% prime p. X.
100 bbls A coffee
lUO " coffee
loo Extra coffee 90
100 e.
loo Or, Gran. and Pow.
For sale by OGLkBAY, SON 4 co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-14
SuildrieS.

SHndries.
DESSICATED COCOANUT, CORN
- Starch,
Sea Mo $ Farine, COx's Gelatine,
Table chocolate,
Fropa, Cocoa, and Oatmeal,
For sale by
LOGAN. LIST & 60.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-14
PerluInery.

4 MERICAN AND FRENCH EX-
n tracts,
SOAPS,
great variety, and at all prices,
BRUSHES,
Hair Tooth, Nail, Cloth. Shoe and Scrub,
At LOGAN, LIST & COS.
noS-d&w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-14
thanksgiving
Crackers
At
AllNER'S BAKERY,
Ia l5-MAEKET STREET.
BUY THE BEST.

~. IL MARKET STREET.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-14
Tobacco.

u , I KlAD W .
WHEELING, Dec. =, 1871.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-08-04
Let Us Help One Another.

This little sentence should be written on
every heart and stamped on every memory.
1t should be the golden rule practiced not
only in every household, but throughout
the world. By helping one another we not
only remove thorns from the pathway, and
anxiety from the mind, but we feel a sense
of pleasure in our own hearts, knowing we
are doing duty to fellow creature. A
helping hand or an encouraging word is no
more loss to us, yet it is benefit to others.
Who has not needed the aid of a kind friend
How soothing, when perplexed with some
task that is mysterious and burdensome, to
feel gentle hand on her shoulder, and to
hear kind voice whispering: "Do not feel
discouraged; I see your trouble, let me help
you" What strength is inspired, what
hope created, what sweet gratitude is felt,
and the great difficulty is dissolved as dew
beneath the sunshine. Yes, let us help one
another by endeavoring to strengthen and
encourage the weak and lifting the burden
Of care from the weary and oppressed, that
life may glide smoothly on and the fount OF
bitterness yield sweet waters and he whose
willing hand is ever ready to aid us, will
reward our humble endeavors, and every
good deed will be as "bread cast upon the
waters to return after many days. if not to
US, to those we love.