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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-28
The Flood at Now Orleans.

ST. LOUIS, April "a.
A dispatch from New Orleans says it is
officially reported that Bonnet Care
crevasSe was fully 1900 feet wide at two
o'clock this p. NJ, and growing wider rap
idly by swamps back OF tho city and
along the line Of the Jackson railroad,
which arc full OF water. The railroad in
some places is covered to the depth of six
inches. Reports Of the destruction Of
property are hourly received. Nothing
yet has been heard from the other ere
vasses above or below. It is thought
large force is at work on them and that
they have been partially repaired. Much
alarm is felt here, however, as Walkers
swamp Is completely submerged, and
swamps back Of the city filling up rap
idly. 1t is feared another break has
occurred from the fact that water is now
backing in upon the city from the vast
lake now forming.
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Forgery at Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, April 81.

SLEN EliAND, AlIl SI.s
A man calling himself NJ. b, Nanostra.
der, but whose real name is +. II. Bird,
OF Lockport, n. Y, and E.. d! Simpson
passed a forged draft for $l,7S0 on Ever.
EFT, Weddell Il Go: yesterday. The swim.
die was soon discovered and the guilty
parties arrested within a lew hours and
most Of the money recovered.
NJ. NJ. Kennedy, u farmer 90 years old,
residing in Solon township, was killed by
his son this morning. They had been on
unlriendly terms for some months on nc.
count of u trouble arising in regard to
some property. Early this morning the
father went 10 the place where his son
lives and informed the latter that he had
come to take away a certain horse and
buggy and to clean out him and his wife.
The old man then went to the barn,
where the son followed him. When the
son entered the father seized him by the
throat and sworc he would kill him.
Believing he meant what he said, the son
drew revolver and, to save his own lite,
fired three shotsin his fathers head be-
fore the Latter fell.
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Was ItaSuicido.

SENIhALlAp AL''N 1APAA Su'
A man died this morning at the Mein-
ser house, this city, from the effects of
morphine taken yesterday Tor the purpose
OF committing suicide. His name ap'
pears on the hotel register as Thomas
Welch, although he atterward wrote q let
ter to The landlord in which he said his
real name was Horace or Harris HevAy,
and that he had deliberately done the
deed, and had come to Gentralia for that
purpose; that his wife had one child, and
had died and misfortune had followed
ever since. His greatest desire seemed
to be that his friends should not learn Of
his whereabouts. 1t IS supposed his pre-.
vious residence has been Toledo, Cleve.
land or Chicago Tho greatest efforts
were made to save him, but without
avail. He leaves nothing at all In the
shape Of baggage except what be wore.
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The Pennsylrania Mining Troubles.
SCRANTON, Pa, April 81.


Apparently the strike that has existed
so long in the coal regions is almost end.
ed, as q general dissatisfaction among the
miners is plainly 10 be seen, and it is
thought that by little 1irmness' on the
part Of the operators, they may yet gain
their end, and the starving workingmen
be again allowed 10 earn their bread,
which they have been deprived OF by the
unieeling leaders OF the Workingmen's
Benevolent Association, who are support
cd by tho relief fund for destitute men,
bers OF the association. The operators
have adopted the plan of speaking to the
workinglnen personally, and not through
their leaders, as heretofore. This plan
seems to have n great influence with the
workingmen, and many Of them have
already gone to work again where it was
thought the most doubtful quarter. Messrs.
Broderick & Co., of Wilkesbarre have
started work at two of their mines. The
Warrior Run mining company, the Wy
oming coal and transportation company
and Ii. B. Hellman & Sons have all start
ell and arc working TO their full extent.
The works Of tho Wilkesbarre coal and
iron company, at Sugar Notch, will also
resume work tomorrow. The heavy
dealers still insist on their price of eighty.
six cents per car, or resume and agree on
prices a(tcrward, but the men refuse TO
return TO their work unless something
definite is agreed upon. To-day the mines
Of Morris & Weeks were stopped, on ac-
count Of sOme of the coal mined there
being sent 10 Binghamton, which is con-
trary to the agreement, which sets forth
that all coal mined Is to be used for home
consumption. 1t is thought here that q
general resumption of work will take
place on or about the 10Th OF next month.
PoTTsvHLE, April 81.
The men Of the Schuylkill region are
holding discussions among themselves in
the different districts Of the Working
Mems Benevolent Association, and the
operators are sanguine that there will be
q speedy resumption Of work. Tho St.
Clair district are now debating the Ques.
tion, and it is expected 10 decide soon,
when other districts. will follow. The
Vaudeville shaft fire Is being gradually
cxtlnguishCd. All Is quiOt IN this region
at present, but important movements are
expected shortly.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, April 81.
Synopsis for tlrentyjour Aour&-The
barometer remains stationary on the Pa.
citlc coast, with fresh northwest winds
The weather remains sGnsibly unchanged
at the mountain stations. The low pres.
sure which was central Wednesday even
ing, in western Iowa, is now central over
Lake Huron. Heavy rains have been
experienced on the hikes, and from Ten
neSsee to New jersey, fresh easterly
winds followed by brisk and high wester.
ly winds, are reported from the Allegheny
mountains to Iowa. Brisk snutherly
winds have prevailed on Lake Ontario.
The barometer has fallen slightly in tue
southern States, and has risen on the
Gull coast. A heavy hail storm is pre-
vailing ut Detroit ....'
Pru6abiliheS-It is probable that brisk
and high westerly winds will be expe.
rienced for a short time on the lower
lakes, followed by clearing upwcather on
Friday. Partially cloudy and clearing
weather is probable for the Ohio Valley
and the lower Mississippi; and cloudy,
followed by clearing weather on the south
Atlantic coast.
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A Very Naughty Maine Teacher.
~ u BUFEALO, ADflI y,

DR.. Albion Cobb, principal Of the
Academy ut Wilton, Maine, was.arreSted
this morning, charged with deserving q
wife and iour children and clipping witha
young lady pupil, who was an invalid,
under his Chnrge. Cobb, on being ar
rested, denied mailing from Wilton. lie
Is about fifty years old. His victim is
eighteen years old, good looking and in.
telllgent. She acknowledges All, and says
her parents reside at Pennington, Maine,
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TIE FAIR.CRITTENDEN MUIR
DER.
Mrs. Far Found Guilty Of Murder In
the First Degree. W..
.,I SAN FRANCISCO, April 90.

The Jury In tho case Of Laura d. Fair,
for the murder Of 4. p. Crittenden, re-
manned ont forty minutes and returned n
verdict Of murder In the first degree. The
prisoner appeared somewhat palGr than
usual when taken from the court room
She was otherwise unmOved. 1t may not
be improper TO say now that this verdict,
until within the lGSt week, was not gener-
ally believed possible; nearly everybody
expecting the trial TO prove a perfect
farce, ending in the aCquittal of the priS.
oner or disagreement Of the Jury. Nine
tcnths OF the community regard the YER
dict as n just and proper Ylndlcation Of
the laws, and US a rGbuke Of tho doctrines
put forth in the defense of the case.
.l SAN FRANCISCO, April a.
Mrs. Fair will be sentenced on May
Goth, her counsel desiring a month to pre-.
pare an application for new trial, hav-
Ing reserved about forty exceptions, gen.
orally unimportant. Gamblers, who were
generally the friends Of the prisoner, were
ready to bet up 10 yesterday morning that
two Of the jurors would refuse to agree on
a verdict Of guilty, creating the impress
sion that they had some ground for the be-
lief
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A burglary and a Neat Capture.
New YonK, April 2

NEW lORK, april ~.
Monday night, about dusk, two we'll
dressed young men arrived in this place
by the train from Binghamton. Their
manner excited the suspicious of the
ticket agent, and when he sold them
tickets he took duplicate numbers. They
remained here until nine o'clock, when
they burglariously entered the store OF
one Of our largest merchants by forcing
in window and secured $4,000
in cash. The thieves camo directly
to the depot and caught the train for
New York, which came along few mo-
ments afterwards. The robbery was dis.
covered after their departure, and the
news spread rapidly through the village,
and reaching the ears of the ticket agent,
he at once tclegraphcd the number Of
the tickets to the conductor Of the train.
The numbers were found, and when the
train arrived at Port Jarvis the young
men were taken into custody by officer
COurtright, OF that city. The money has
been recovered and will be restored 10 the
righttul owners.
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A Nice Little Ring Smashed.
WASHINGTON, April 90.

hAsulNUTON, April 20.
Another ring has been broken up, and
in consequence mournGrs arc very plenty
on the streets tonight. The joint com.
mittee on the part Of both Houses, ap.
pointed to deliberate upon which stone 10
use in tho construction Of tho new State
Department have concluded to use gran
ito in preference to all other material.
The committee made provision for the
ofa subcommittee of five, of
which Hamilton Fish shall be chairman,
to decide from which quarry the granite
shall be ordered, This conclusion knocks
on the head pll those ambitious schemes
il Senaca stone advocates, among the
stockholders of which company are vari-
GUS officials in high position.
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CRACRAPT 5 MACAULEr, Monroe Rt, east OF 9TH.
W. r. & D. L. HUBBARD, 4th st., one door south
Of Court House.
PECK & COCHRAN, 4th st., ID door below Quincy.
STANTON q ALLBoS, 4th st, north OF Monroe.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF WHEELING, No. Main street.
err BANK, Crangle'S Block, Market street.
PIRsT NATIONAL BANK, No. Monroe street.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, corner Main aud
Monroe streets.
NATIONAL SAYINGS BANK, No. Main street.
PEOPLEs' BANK, 80 Main street,
Books and Stationery.
CAMPBELL & McDERnor, cor. Market and Mon.
roe sts.
PiUIL Bios. & Co., % Market st.
Book BlndSEa and Blank Books.
MILL, FREw & Co., Is Quincy street.
Boots and Shoes, (WhOlosaIe.J
CD. KNOX & Co., G5 Main street.
boots and Shoes, (aclaII.J
Il. V. BLOND, 1O7 Main street.
.t Bread and Crackers.
GEO. T. ZIANEE, IG9 Market street.
ChromoS and Frames.
L. l.. NICOLL g. Co., uEdcr MGLurc House.
SrOSEE s. HANEE, .! Market street,
China, Glass, &c.
F.C. WINsIur & Co., 81 Monroe street.
Clothing.
Tnos. HUGnEs. IS cor. Monroe and Water sts.
J. r. LAKN & Co, No Monroe street.
IOHy l.. RICE, IS Monroe street.
j. II. SrALLNAN Co., Is Monroe street.
Dentists.
al hiatt al nd
Market.
DTugslStS, (WholesalC.J
LAuGur.rS, DRos. & Co, Main street.
LOGAN, List & Co., Bridge corner.
Druggists, CRetaIl.)
EpHuSD BOcKING, No. Odd Felnws' Hall,
MclAIS Bros, No Washington Hall.
Dry Goods.
BoYD 4 SITLER, 81 Main at, Centre Wheeling.
BRuEs & SANDERS, IA Main street.
is. RHODES & Co., MerchantA' Block Main II.
John ROEMEH d Co., 81 and 30 Main Bt.
Henry ROEMER, 30 cor. Main and Biddlo stB
GEO. Il. TAYLOR y Co., Merchants' Block, Main
street.
FRIEND 4 Son, 15i Main street.
lIuBBAlID + BR0TIIEt, 50 & S8 Market street.
Groceries, (NholCsale)
IlESRY X. List & Co, cor. Main l. Quincy sta.
OOLEBAY, SON & Co., ~ Main street
N. REILLY, Il and 81 Main street,
JOSErm SrEInEL & Co., II NJ iin IT., cor. Quincy.
GrOeCri, Rctalll
& II. BOOrM 4 Co., cor. Monroe & Water sis.
RI. sHYrn, cor. Market and Quincy streets.
Hats and Caps.
HARPER h BGOs., G5 Main street.
Iron, Nails, &c.
MErCALP b DuRT, Sc Main street.
JACoB SSTDER, 80 Mala street.
Insurance.
AETNA FIRE AND MARINE INS. Co, Oillce under
MclurC House.
FIRE AND MARINE Insurance Co, up stairs,
next door TO Merchants National Bank,
FRANKLIN INSURANCE. Co., - Monroe street.
PEABODY INSURANCE. Co., 100 Market street.
WESr Va. Insurance Co., south side Monroe
street, up stairs.
Job Printing.
FEEW, IlAGASs y HALL, Is Quincy street.
millinery Goods.
D A. ADLEn II Co., Main street, opposite l'nIon.
Photographer.
RROwS + lIIGGlNs, Monroe street.
PGRfRIpdE GALLERr, III Main street.
Plumbers and Gas Filters.
TRlXHLE h uORNBROOK, &C Market street.
Real Estate Agents.
Wv. HOGE Il TlRo., pailey's Block, Market A.
J. lRwIS, Monroe street. near Main.
Stoves and Hollow Ware.
JOsEPn BELL 4 Co, % Main street
D. LYNN i Co., 10 Main street.
TWlueS and COrdAss
raAs, II, BEGRY, IS and 10 Water street.
Watches, JeWNlry, &e.
e. Z. BRoWN 5 Co., No. . Washington Hall.
W, Il. HENNEuIN 4 Co., l04 Main street
OGTOHr & DuPPTRLD, l04 Market street.
Wines, Liquors, &e.
G.w. FllANnIRIH, 1ST Market street
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April 81.
FIOuR-Extra spring, quiet at IS Goa
$50.
GRAE-Wheat-No. . spring irregu.
lar and taiC lower; closed firm OF 81 Git,
cash; 81 224, seller, May; 81 281, seller,
May; this p. ~, firmer. Corn-No Q
mixed, 4aiC lower; firm at 5stc, seller,
May. Oats-NO. 9 quiet at 47a47tc.
Rye-No. 2 quiet at S5C. Barley-Dull
and nominal at SSc.
Ho0s-Active at s. 20a0 so.
CATTLE-Quiet at 4ia09.
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Discovery Of a New Planet.
WASHINGTON, April 81.

WNaIIINUTUNI AIIIII y.
Commodore Sands, United States Naval
Observatory, writes to the Secretary Of
the Navy that the new planet discovered
by DR.. Luther at Blk, near Dusseldorf,
was observed here by Prot. Hall on the
22d inst, rs follows: right ascension, II
hours, 80 minutes and seconds; north
declination, II degree, % minutes and 81
seconds. The new planet IS Of the 11th
magnitude, and is 18th Of the minor
planets. It has been named by the Ber.
lin astronomers "Amalthosa."
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Natural CuriOsities in Jackson
County.
lrom Inc RaYenaWood NeNn.

From the RGVenSwOOd News.
On Mr.. ShafeFs land In this county,
near Little Sandy, about five miles from
RavenswoOd, there are fifteen TO twenty
holes, from two to four feet deep, extend
ing perpendicularly through a soft rock
with which is mixed some kind Of ore, or
what Mr.. Shafer calls blossom These
holes are near the head Of a small ravine.
On the ridge above, cinders have been
found and also several small mounds on
each of which tree is growing. Near
the holes, as we are informed, Is an oak
tree in which there Is u pine knot insert
ed, apparently, as mark or pointer, as in
Mr.. Hickel's trees In Roane. The holes
were evidently made by human hands.
For what purpose were they made, and
what mean the mounds, the pine,knot,
and the Cinders:
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DUSION, AprlIE 2.
O'Baldwin, the pugilist, having served
his sentence in Jail at Lawrence, was lib.
Grated to-day. He was conveyed from
the Jail in hack, followed by u large
crowd His friends here have sent him a
new suit OF clothes, and will give him q
benefit ut the Olympic theatre in Boston
tomorrow night,
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Youthful RHluanIsm at West Point.
MAsnN0ToN, AprlI 90.

D. HhshiNuIONi 4hpIU SO'
The troubles among the students at
West Point Academy have Occasioned
much anxiety among military officials
here during the past winter, and the
great problem presented for solution has
been how 10 remedy them in future with.
out unnecessary interferences on the part
Of the government. This difficulty at
times has even reached the dignity Of be-
Ing discussed at Cabinet meetings Fin.
ally tho whole responsibility OF suggest.
Ing the remedy for the existing
evils vast brown upon tho Secretary
OF War, who was empowered TO
act in the matter at his own
discretion. Gen. Belknap has always
been OF the opinion that the reason Of in.
subordinatlon at our National Academy
lay not so much with students as with
their instructors, and hence reform should
begin in this direction. So to-day he be.
gan by appointing F. II. Ruger to be Su.
perlntendent Of the Military Academy, In
place Of I. s. Pitcher, the present incum.
bent Ruger is native Of Jonesville,
Wisconsin, was made Colonel of the 18th
United States Infantry for gallant ser.
vices in the late war, and Is said to be tho
strlctest dlsclpllnarian In the army. I'm.
der his regime it is hoped that West
Point will be kept up to the high stand.
ard which has heretofore been conceded
10 Il.
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The Retirement Of Secretary Fish.
NRw York, April 81.

A Herald special says that the retire
ment of Secretary FIsh from the State
Department Is no longer u matter OF
doubt. He has made all his arrange
ments 10 leave here on the lst OF June;
The house In which he resides, and
which belongs to Governor Morgan, has
been leased 10 another party, possession
70 be given on the lst Of June.
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New York Market.

New YoRK, April 81.
CoTToN-Dull; mlddling uplands'16tc.
FLouR-Dullat 50 OOa6 90, for shipping
extras
Wheat, dull; red and amber,
81 50a1 SO. Oats, dull at 85a074c. Corn,
unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-Lard, flrmer; seller May
11Ec; June l12c; July llIc, l2c asked
EG0s-Dull at 17a17lc.
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A Circus Wagon Run Over by a
Train.
EIlzAnETn, N. j., IN

n. EIllADETI, Nj, April 81
The "a. N. train from Plalnfeld, N. J.,
for New York, struck one Of Barnnm's
Circus wagons this morning, near Gran.
Iord, N. j., killing three men outright,
and dangerously iDjuring two Others,
while the sixth was slightly injured.
They all belonged to the circus. The
wagon was loaded with provisions, dish.
Cs, etc, and was totally demolished.
Twomulcs were carried over two hun
dred feet and left dead. The drivers
body was found Seventy.tlve' yards from
the crossing.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA April q.
FLoUR-Quiet at s. 75a( 25.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; Indiana red at
81 Goal 85. Corn firm; mixed western at
7laT2; yellow at 74a15c. Oats at 0Sa
63tc.
Observation-Disclosures 17tc; refined
22lN29Sc.
WuISKY-Firm at O2aO9sc.
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BALTIMORE, April 81.
FLoUR-CnChanged.
GRAN-Corn firm; mixed western at
72a74c. Rye scarce and firm at 95ca
81 05. Oats firm at GSaG9C.
PRovIsIONs-Unchanged.
WHIsKY-UnChangcd.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 81.
CoTToN-Unchanged.
Flour and grain quiet and unchanged.
EGGs-Dull at 14a14ic.
PRovITONs-Firmer feeling. Pork
Sold at $l7 %, but now held at $t7 90.
Lard dull; sales Mt 109c. Bulk meats
firm, at Ga7s and saslc, Bacon, 7a0 and
0ic.
Hoos-Dull, at s. 4Oa5 90,
WHIsKY-S8c.
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Special 10 IltellIgenccr. ..-- .
FAIRMoNF, April 81. /
The vote OF Fairmont township stands:
For ratification, 1903.
For rejection, 9s.-MaJority, 75.
N,B,J,
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Distractions Among the Communists.
MOntrOuEe to be stOrmed.
Failure to Pay Indemnity.
Tho Commune AdmOnlShed by His
maFck.
LONDON, April %.

LONDON, April %.
The Euening Standard has the follow
Ing dispatch from Paris; "The Commune
suffers Tor want Of union among the mem.
bers, as well as for lack of money, and
the National Guards openly disobey the
orders OF the Commune. 1t is believed
that the Commune will make It's last
stand in the Rue De Revolt and tho Rue
De Castglione, in the vicinity of the
Place VenlOme. Fort Montronge will
probably be stormed by the Versailles
army to-day. 1t Is now admitted that the
Government is unable to pay to the Ger
mans the first instalment Of the indem-
nifty long since due.
BERLIN, Aprils7.
The Ereuzc Zeitung to-day announces
that Prince Bismarck has instructed Gen
eral Fabriel to represent to the Paris
Commune that In case Of any mishaps to
the Archbishop of Paris, the Prusstans
might probably Interfere In the affairs Of
the city, In favor OF the Versailles gov
ernmant.
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Movements Of the President.

HARRISBURG, April 2I
President Grant arrived here from the
West tonight, and is the guest of J.D.
Cameron. He will leave for Washington
tomorrow forenoon.
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and Stock Market.

NEW YoRK, April 81.
Gold opened at 1109, but after the an.
nouncement that the Treasury sold but
two million dollars 1t became firm and
closed at 1l0Ja1l1t. Loans were made
from to 8 per cent, carrying TO to 1.18
per cent for use. Clearings seventeen mil
lions. Governments opened steady atthe
call and advanced about I on 5-20s, clos-
lag firm at tho advance. Stocks opened
steady at about the closing rates last even
ing, and advanced slightly on Pacific
Mail, Lake Shore, Northwestern, St. Paul,
and Wabash, but about noon there was
raid made upon the market and the entire
list declined from ! tod per cent; the de.
cline was most noticeable in Pacific Mail,
Western Union, New York Central, Lake
Shore, Northwestern, st. Paul, Wabash,
Ohio and st. Joe; Northwestern was the
leading decline. The market closed with
q rally from / to 3 per cent from the
lowest prices and with flrmer feeling.
Money easy at 5aG per cent. State bonds
dull and heavy. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills, 1l0.
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Mason in a Critical Con.
ditiOn.
WASHINGTON. Anril q.

WASHINGTON. April 81.
4 dispatch from Alexandria, Virginia,
this evening, says James N. Mason, ex.
Confederate Minister to England is not
expected to live through the night.
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On Sunday last, Rev. A. Oppenheim.
er, Jewish Rabbi, OF Cumberland, died
very suddenly Of heart disease,
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SIMILIA sDIIL1BUs CURANTUR
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Wines, Liquors, &e.
~. FilANzREINf, 1ST Market street.

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Have proven nom the most ample experience
an entire success: Slmple-Prompt-E EAlCient
and Reliable. They are the Best Family Medl-
CInes In usG-so simple that mistakes cannot be
made In using them 80 harmless as TO be nee
frOm danger, and 30 efficient as 10 be always re-
liable. They have received the highest cOmmen.
dAtlon from the thousands who have long used
and known them, and will always render Satls-
actlOn to those who try them.
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WHEELING
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Business and Locations Of
the Leading Houses in Wheeling,
for the use of Country Merchants
and others visiting the City. Those
intending TO purchase will do we'll
TO cut this ont for reference.