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REYNOLDS IMPROVEMENT.

Il Teeth. and have been advised to part
with remaining sound ones, as the first step
towards obtaining artificial substitutes, are
requested, before submitting to a practice,
cruel in itself and often unnecessarily per.
formed. to convince themselves Of it's fallacy.
by looking closely into matter Of 60 much
Importance.
The above improvement was designed to re-
sist so deplorable practice, and after tho
rough test OF more than three years, is found
capable Of accomplishing what no other sss-
lem OF Artificial Dentistry has heret ofore done.
1t is now possible to obtain partial ooses,
which will save for years Natural Teeth. and
be at the same time reliable in every respect.
An invitation is hereby given to such as
feel interested to call at our Operating
looms. and examine duplicate specimens OF
cases now in actual use
NOvGt KEYNOIDA & REYNQI
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Carolina Manufacturing Company

Carolina Manufacturing Company,
h HAVING opened Branch House in
@1 the city OF Columbia, offer for aale the
kY3id latest patented and best IN ado STOVES;
>Gthc most improved patterns and rcgu-
lar sizes OF all kinds OF TIN.WARE, and
everything in theso particular lines, with
confidence OF their merit.
GUTTERING, ROOFING and all kinds Of
JOB work done with despatch, by superior
workmen. Plumbing, in all it's branches, ex-
ccutcd: II you want Water carried to all
convenient points about your promises, We
will do your work at such prices as will enable
all to afford it..
The public arc invited to call Store in
Ehrlich's Building, fonr doors below Bryce's
corner Aug 1871
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NOTTON SEED OIL CAKE can be had
" at all times, and in any quantity, OF
Jan I'll f. HOPE
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New YoaK, August 16, 1895

For weakness arising from indiscretion, the
exhausted powers OF nature which arc ac-
companied by 80 many alarming symptoms,
among which will be found Indisposition to
ror of Disease, or Forcbodngs OF Evil, in
fact, Universal Lasstude, Prostration, and
inability to enter into the cnjoyments of 30
ciety.
The constitution, once affected with Organic
Weakness, requires the aid Of Medicine to
strengthen and invigorate tho system, which
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-02-26

GTOCIkS, BONDS and COUPONS bought
~ and sold by D. GAMBRlLL, Broker.
Nov 23 emo
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GPEClAL ATTENTION given to the col
~ lection or Commercial Paper, Interes
on State and Railroad Bonds and Stocks, ant
Conversion OF State Securities, by
Nov % emo Z GAMBRILL. Broker.
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In Affections peculiar to Females, is une-
qualcd by any other preparation. as in Chic
rosie, or Retention. Painfulncss or Suppress
sion. liberated or Schirrus state of tho Ute.
rus, and all complaints incident to the Sex, or
the decline or chang of life.
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NOTICE.

TNO WILLIAM WILSON, MARTIN H..
Harper. Mamma Bland, Miles Bland,
Amo, Bland, George W. Bland, james h..
Bland. william Bland, John Bland, Frank
Bland, Andrew J. Simpson and Mary his
wife, John W. Dolly and Lucinda j. his
wife, John ]. Malcolm and Robert BOtkin :
Take notice that We shall, on the lUTH
DAY OFJULN, 81, at th" Office of John
:. McNulty, In the town Of Mcdowell, IN
the county Of Highland, stat" Of Virginia.
between the hours OF u \. VI. and q J.. NJ. OF
that day, proceed to take the dcpositionS OF
- Clair Stewart, Robert Bpil,ln, Henry W.
Wilson. Jane wilson and others,
ON the 18TH DAY OF JULY, lN7l, at the
office Of w. II. II. Flick, In the the town of
Franklin, I'm PcndlctOn county, West Nir-
ginia, between the same hours, proceed 10
rake the depoSitiuns OF 4. j. simpson, JOS.
II. LantZ. John VI. Jones' John +. wilson
and others;
ON the Urn DAY OF JULY. lN7I, aI the
Office Of John ". Duffy, in the town of
MOprcficld, i'm the county Oi Hardy, West
ginla. between the same hours, proceed 10
take the dcpo~itiunS of Reuben lain"S and
others:
And ON the cIrH DAY OF July, lN7l, at
the office Of John BrannOn, In tn" town Ol
Weston, in the county u Lewis, West VIZ
ginia. between the sam" hours, proceed To
take the dcpOSitiOnS Of william wilson
and Others, To- be- read aS evidence in our be
half in a certain suit In equity pending IN
the Circuit Court for the county Of Ran
doIph, West Virginia, v herein We aIc COM
plainants and you are defendants, and II
from any cause the taking Of said dcposi-
tiOnS at rith"r place ba not commenced on
the day herein respectively named, or II
commCuCui on said day, he not con-
Cluded on the day herin named nj either
place. the taking Of the same will be ad-
jOurncd ana continued from time to time al
the same place. and between the same
hours, until the same be fully completed.
Respectfully,
ANDREW J. WILSON,
MARTHA +. WILSON.
IA. f'nuuGsl
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DIR. RADWAY'S
Perfect PurgatiVc Pills.

perfectly tas'clc~~, elegantly coated with
sweet gum. purg", regulate. purity, cleanse
and strengthen. RaIway's Pills. Tor the
cure OF all disorders Or the stomach, Liver,
Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Neryou- DISEASES,
Headache, Constipation. CDStiV"uc-S. Iudl-
g,-~'ipu. Dy~yDp-iI. EiIOu~D"SS. Bilious 70
Yer. Inflammation NJ the Bowels, Pile, and
all BrTaug"mcnts OF the lutrrnal \l~""r.i.
Warranted 10 effect q Iy~.lIN" CU-". FuT".E
VEGETABLE, containing no mercury, miner
as. or dcIeteriouS drugs.
ES-Ob~erve the following symptoms re-
sulting from disorders Of the digestive OF-
gaUs:
Constipation. Inward PiiCs. Fullncs- "f
the blood in the Head. Acdi,E oi tAr
stomach. Nausea. Heartburn. Disgust Or
Food. FuIlneSs or weight in the stomach,
Sour Eructat.Ous. Sinking or Fiuit"T1ng ~
th,. PitOf the Stomach, swimming ~ lh"
Head. Hurried and bif'iru. Breathing.
FIutrering AT the Heart, Choking or SuiO-
eating Sensations when IN lying posture.
DimEe~S Of Vision. Dots or WebS before the
SigLt. Fever and Dull Pain in the Head.
DrficianCy Of P-rpiratioT. lellDwne-- 0f
the skin and Eye Pain in ih" side. CHe~'.
IimlS.'and Sudden F.usnc, Cf Hea;, Burn
ing in the Flesh.
/ few do>.~ Of Railway Pills " ! free tine
system from all the above named disorder.
Price, - cents per box. sold Dy Druggists.
REAL" False \ Nd TRUE" send on"
letter stamp 10 RADWAY & CO. so. -
Maiden Lane, New York. Information
worth thousands will b. sent you. jcyJ
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Revenue Receipts.
WEATHER REPORT.
synopsis for the Past Twenty-FOur
Hours.

WASHINGTON, June 3O-E30 ?. NJ
The barometer has remained stationary
on the Pacific coast; has fallen heavily
from Wyoming territory to Illinois and
northward has risen along the Atlantic
coast, but is beginning to fall in the
eastern States and on the lower lakes.
The temperature has risen in the north
west, so far as heard from and has fallen
on the Atlantic and gulfcoast. North
easterly winds are reported from Nlrg mia
to Georgia and fresh southeast and
southwest winds on Lake Michigan and
Iowa. The rain Of Thursday evening
in northern Florida, after clearing away,
is again renewed this afternoon from
South Carolina to Alabama; cloudy
weather as far as Maryland Clear
weather continues in the Eastern States.
The storm which was apprehended for
the northwest is now fully indicated by
reports received from neighboring sta
tions. No reports have been received
northwest of Milwaukee nor from
Florida.
ProJaJiHieS-Brisll winds, with rain,
are probable for tonight and Saturday,
on Lake Superior. A falling barometer,
with local rains from Ohio to North
Carolina. Cloudy weather, with caster
ly winds is probable for the East Allan
tic. Cloudy and threatening weather
will probably continue from the South
Altar tic to the Ohio and Mississippi.
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CHICAGO.
Murder ora Des perado I'm Colorado.

Murder Ofa Des peradO I'm Colorado.
CHICAGO, June 3O.-A prize fighter
and desperate named Looney, who had
long been terror to the people Of Cen,
trail City, Erie, and other mining dis
tricts in Colorado, was shot dead at
Erie on Saturday last by some unknown
person. Looney and comrade named
Jim Gray, on the day previous, had
brutally beaten and malterated Rev.
Mr.. Van Valkenberg and another cit
izen on Saturday. Looney entered a
saloon with huge knife and a revoI-
vcr, and commenced violent demon
strations against two other persons
present. While thus engaged a rifle
ball came whizzing through the open
door, entered his side, and he dropped
to the floor dead. The man who fired
the shot is not known, but it is supposed
he was one OF the Vigilance Committee
raised at Boulder to rid the country OF
the rufiian. There is general rejoicing
over his taking off,
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS
The Latest News.

Gold closed in New York Yesterday
a ll3t.
The Indiana State Dental Association,
in session at Fort Wayne, adjourned on
Thursday night to meet in lndianapo-
lis, on the last Tuesday in June, lSI2.
\ meeting of editors of the Seven
teenth district Of Ohio is now in session
in Alliance, with view OF forming q
permanent organization.
A jury gave a verdict OF $4,000
damages resulting from an overflow Of
OF water to property near small
stream that flows through the lower
part OF Indianapolis, Ind.
Ezra Osborne, of Morgan county, Ohio,
enroute to Warrensburg, Missouri, was
found dead in bed at Clarendon Hotel,
ST. Louis, Wednesday, having died from
disease OF the heart. His wife, daugh-
ter and son-in-law were with him.
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MormOns Making Trouble.

The Salt Lake Ecming Ncrs Of the
2Sth, official organ of the church, con
tains special order, dated Adutant
General Office, signed by II. B. Claw
son, bv order of General Wells, order
ing out for the coming ith Of July one
company of artillery, one Of cavalry,
and the infantry. This excites general
remark, as last fall the late Governor j.
Wilson Shaffer, by proclamation, for
babe not only the gathering OF the
militia, except 10y his order, but the as
sembling of any armed organization.
On the same day he issued another or
der, appointing General 7. f. Conner,
Major General and commander of the
militia OF the territory, and Col. Johns
Assistant Adjutant General, thereby re-
moving the so-called Lieutenant Gen
cral Wells and Aljutant General Claw
SON.
In direct violation of this proclama-
ton, which is still in force, the late
Mormon officers attempt 10 aGt, ana al
so to set at defiance the proclamation
forbidding the assembly of militia with
out the Governor order. 1t looks as
though the chHrch desired to make an
issue. The presence Of armed forces IN
the streets on the Fourth Of July, when
a Gentle as well as Mormon celebra-
tion and procession takes place, It Is
feared may result iu disturbance The
proclamation OF Governor Shatfer will
be enforced
Senator Stewart left for Nevada
Tuesday night The California and
Nevada ring is disappointed in the fail,
ure OF its scheme to oust tie Federal
Judges and putitheir own instruments in
their place The rest OF the commu-
nifty are delighted.
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ST. JOHNS, y. IL.


st. JOINS, June 3O-The delegation
from tie New Brunswick Government
~ ta" Nova Scotia and Prince Edward 5
.-,sni Government, to endeavor to pro-
.g-e concerted action against the fish
n-v claims OF the Washington Treaty
turned Yesterday. They are very
...rent a to their doing-, but they say
a, the fishermen and the fsh-traders
.. the Island and OF Nova Scotia are
..1rth'c to the treaty, and they init
maze that, owing to the game that the
\o,a Scotia Government IL playing
SIKH the Ottawa Government, 1t IS not to
.r relied upon to oppose the treaty:
.a" belief is that the deputation failed
q. = mission
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Royal Guards Reviewed.
PARIS BEING RENOVATED.
Review at Long Champs.
Review of Troops by the Queen.


L5Nu0N, June 30.-The Queen re-
,..wyi number Of the crack regiments
the Royal Guards and Husssars, at
gs-,,y Park. this forenoon. \ bril-
.an,a-semblage of noblemen and ladies
were present The troops, under the
immediate command of the Prince Of
sake Weimcr, performed a series OF
.-..an; military evolutons. Much
enthusiasm was manifested among the
SPECTATORS at the presence of Her Majes-
" The weather was slightly shOwery,
Pa, no, 50 disagreeable as to mar the
l.-asUre Of the occasion.
Created n knight.
MADRID, June 3O-The Spanish
Government has created the Chevalier
WyckotF Knight OF the order of Isa-
leila Cataloica.
Gambctta in Paris-Paris Being
Thoroughly Rcnovated-Grand Re-
view AT Long Champs.
PARIS. June 3O.-Gambetta arrived
Yesterday and has received many visits
from official and unofficial persons.
The sentence Of death imposed upon
crcmaux, will probably be commuted.
The work Of renovating Paris is pro-
.ressing, and sixty thousand masons are
engaged. The city is being thoroughly
dsnieCted.
The journals both Of Paris and Yer
sailles express their satisfaction at the
success Of the review at Long Champs.
The circular of Rouher to the cleo
tors afiirms that he is defender OF the
principles OF free trade. In relation to
the future form OF government he says,
the nation must decide upon it after the
elections have been held and the ques-
ton OF free trade has been decided upon.
He denounced the opponents Of this
policy as mere factions.
The speech Of Gambetta at Bordeaux
was on the subject o: the development
OF EDUCATION in France, and was received
with hear'y approval and great ap-
p.ag-c c,,,r,art,,,, -,
tlI -ey.ew q, Long Champs, remarks
We have shown Europe an army one
hu.j-ei thousand strong, valorous and
aHy commanded, which mas saved the
ra1-r Of civilization. We have also
r,I.i for two miliaris Of money aud
h,.n offered five miliari- The nation
,'..a;.y RECEIVERS.
~ugruARr. June 3O.-The Wurtem-
.l-- troops made a triumphal entry
,.-.v-iay to this Capital. The city was
.-JvlcI with people from all parts OF
,.u K.r.lom, and it was ,plcndidly
decorated a, night and brilliantly illu-
m,n,yL
NAPLES. June 3J.-Nictor Emanuel
arrived here to-day and met brilliant
a.I enthusiastic reception.
L,Nu,S. June 3O-The Russian
Prince. ". Laiimir, has left London.
BOMBAY. June 3O-A dispatch from
,.a.,Lal confirms the announcement
o. the capture of the Tsiang IlOa forts
rs tie Americans, with q slight loss.
The C0rean- had 24O killed and a great
many wounded
The French loan has been introduced
10 ia" Bombay market with immense
.nrt--
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ST. LOUIS.
4 Man Murdered In a Drunken ko"
In Illinois.

ST. Louis, June 30.-A quarrel, hav-
ing its origin in bad whisky and gam
bling, occurred at place called the Six
mile House, in Madison county, Illinois,
on Sunday last, between three men NAM
ed Benton Brooks, George Matthews,
and Sabonio Marine, which resulted in
the mnrder of Brooks, who was stabbed
and hacked in horrible manner. Mat
tbews and Marine were arrested and
lodged in jail at Edwardsville,
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ILLINOIS,.
Will Commence SuIt-ResIgnatiOn
and Appointment.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June 3O.-Ihe
Auditor has to-day notified all county
collectors who have no, paid their July
interest that he will commence suit
against them on Monday next.
Hon W. A. Mcconnell, of the Twen-
ty-third District, has resigned hia posi-.
ton as a member OF the State Board of
Equalization, and c. .. Palmer, of Nc
Henry county, has been appoir ted to
I'll the vacancy,
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pAY-FRIDAY. July u.
Great Catalogue Sale Of BIOOued
STOCK.

SATURDAY, JULY -, commencing AT y
o'clock \. NJ, on the Fair Grounds, consist
ing r2D head OF Horses, Brood Mares and
Red Eve Colts, bred 10y the undersigned.
Also BuggicS, Track Wagons, Harness, sc.
viii he sold without reserve to the highest
bidder. All stock warranted us represented.
TERMS.-A credit Of four months 10y par
ties giving note with approved security.
Bids by mail received 10 be- opened on
morning OF sale For particulars and de-
scription. see small bills on list of races.
ie57-gtawdtw J. L. Bl'RLEl.
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Kidney and Bladder COMPLAINTS,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, DIa-
b"tcs, D-opSy, StOppagr Of Water. IncOnti-
nrnce of Crime, Brght's Disease, Albumin
uria and i'm AL cs,~.-s whcr" there nr. brick
dust deposits, or the water j. thick ciuudy,
mixed with substances Ike the whit" 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
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c. y. Payne, formerly the champion
long-distance pedestrian OF America,
has undertaken to accomplish {. 7.
Westons feat Of ll2 miles in % hours
and A minutes, and S2500 have been
staked by Paynes friends on the result.
He is to walk at the Empire Rink, New
York.
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Among the passengers BY the steam
ship Paraguay, which arrived at New
York, Thursday eveLing, from London,
was Captain John MCCafrey, promi-
nent Fcnian leader who has been re
leased by the British Government on
the same terms as those extended to
q Donovan Rosa and his fellow exiles.
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At the Convention OF delegates Of
the Northeastern Smngerbund society
of Baltimore, Washington, New York
and otLer localities, held in New York,
after amending the constitution, reso-
lutions were passed that the next gen
eral Sangerfest OF the Northeastern
States, the thirtieth, be held at Phila-
delphia,
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THURSDAY, JULY II.
No. l. Purse, SIS; Pacing; SlO0 TO first
horse, second S2j. No. = Purse slHJ; Kun
ming; first horse So, second 50. No. :.
Purse SlOJ; Trotting; rirst horse 80, second
s-j.
SECOND DAY-FRlDAN, JULY IL.
No. 1. Purse. SIS: Trotting. For horses
owned in Ohio county, WA, and Belmont,
Monroe Harrison and jefferson counties, ..
First horse Sjl; second -. No. .. Purse
SIS: Running; half mile heats, ) in >; hrSt
horse SIl, second So third so. No. =. Purse
sl2j. Trotting: for horses never beaten .:SJ;
first horse slVO, second 80.
THIRD DAY-SATURDAY, JULY 10.
No :. Purse $50; Running; mile dash; for
horses owned in ohio county, W. Va, and
Belmont and Harrison counties, ohio; first
horse so. second so. No. s; Purse s-OO;
Trolting; open To all horses first horse SlJO;
second, $50. No. .. Purse $40; running;
first horse SIjO, second So.
Rc-FOr conditions, see small bills.
Admission - cents. Ladies Tree. no
charge for vehicles Address
J. FRANK REN NOLDS,
Proprietor Island Park.
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West Virginia University
1877. "a.

riHE LAST CATALOGTE SHOWS An
a''rHLaUc" Df ~ Students at this In
'tu'lDu. Fiy" distinct departments Of In
.rrurtI"m. with a fuH corps Of competent
Professor.
II" Ancient and Modern Languages;
Mathematics pTrr aud applied; PsS chOl-
Dgv. EthIc,, Political Economy, IDRlc,
Rhetoric, the Sciences. DC. &C.. carefully
and thoroughly taught. Practical Chem.
i-try and Phy-ic-, Illustrated by appropriate
apparatus. special advantage for the study
Of BeD.OgY
4 good Library. Extensive Cabinets Of
M.neTalD2y, GeOlOEy and Chronology, To-
Rethrr wl'h many -peci men. In other de-
partmeu's % Natural History Fine build
Ings. beautiful and healthy location, good
-Dcigty.
FALL TEEA bs4ins Eepl. OH. Wiuicrr
December Jih. Spring, March 9TH
Commencement, June 5Jth.
Boarding from - % & per week
Tuition go 20 - per year.
FOT iuTiLc! Particulars inquire Of
ALEX. MARTIS,
President
NOrggn:Cwu, ". Va. JeE
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Revenue Code.

Nathan Sargent, ex-Commissioner OF
Customs, has been appointed by the
Secretary OF the Treasury to visit the
principal Custom ports OF the country
and consult with the most experienced
Custom officers in relation to an amend
ed and more homogeneous Revenue
Code, which is in the course Of prepara-
ton in the Treasury Department, to be
submitted TO Congress at the next se5-
sion for adoption.
Revenue Receipts.
The following is comparative state
ment of the internal revenue receipts for
the years ending June 80, 1870, and
June 80, 1871: June 80, 1870, SlS5,'
235 ,S67; June 80, 1871, $l44,gO9,293.
The estimated collections from the in
ternal revenue for 1872, with ali dcduc-
tions, will reach $l20,00O,OOO.
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Which We offer at very small margins OF
profit, and are confident We can make in
dUcements 10 the trade.
HENRY K. LIST HCO.
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o. To $3.50 PER MONTH AND
> - steady employment TO Agents, Maze
Or Female. 10 introduce our new SO shub
tie Sewing Machine Stitch allBe on
both sides. Address, with stamp, for par
ticulars. &c. BAY STATE SEWING MA
CHINE co. Toledo Ohio. H"lO
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FEVER AND AGUE.
HEALTH! BEAUTY!

Strong and Pure Rich Blood.--In-
crease ofFIesh andWeight---CIear
Skin and Beautiful Complexion
Secured to All.
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Railroad Accident.

On Wednesday afternoon a mail train
for New York, on the Delaware and
Lackawana railroad, ran into coal
train running on the same track be-
tween Danville and Booneton. The two
trains were utterly wrecked. Several
cars were pitched down q steep EN-.
bankment, and the track was strewn
with debris and broken umbers. The
mail train conductor had an arm bro
ken. the fireman of the coal train was
severely scalded, and two or three brake
men and passengers were badly bruised
None were fatally injured.
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y. o. Molasses.

OO0 BBLs. PRIME TO CHOICE,
OUU Received and for sale By
msrli MAXWELL TTNGLE & co.
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Choice New Crop Teas.

WE ARE Just RECEIVING FROM
w NewYOrk. selected by one Of our firm,
a large stock Of new season
GunpOwder,
OOlOng.
Young HysOn and
ImDprial Teas,
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JIackeFel.

~ HALF BARRELS. EXTRA LARGE
w No .: ~ half barrels 10 larg.. ali
ful. weight, gGSt received and Tor safe ~
myZi ". REILLY.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
.ETON. @. O. DAVENPORT

]. II. PENDLETON. G. o. DAVENPORT
PENDLET0N d DaN ENPORT.
4 TrORNENS AT LAW, 20 U / II
y street, above the Office OF Lamb q
PAUL, Wheeling. Practice law In all the
q urtS OF Ohio and Marshal. counties, w
Va, and In the Federal Courts and Court oi
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Ex-policcman John Gillespie, who
committed an aggravated assault on
officer Leroy and two citizens, while
intoxicated about theree weeks since
and who pleaded guilty to one Of the
indictments, was to-day sentenced by
the Recorder to imprisment and hard
labor for ten wears