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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-19

Cares Piles, Neuralgia, TOOthAche, Bleeding
OF the Lungs, stomach, Nose or other Organs,
Barns, Bruises, LAHeness, Spralhs, Rheuma.
tlsm, Sore Throat, Sore Eyes, BOIls, eOfhs,
Ulcers, Old Sores. Tho Best Family Medicine
known.
Price, COZ. Soc, PlntS 81 90, Quarts 81 IS.
EH- These Remedies, except PONDS EX.
TRACT, by the case or single box, are sent to
any part OF the country, by mail or express, free
Of charge, on receipt " the price,
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
ONCE and depot No. 5G9 BROADWAY. New York.
For Sale by all Druggists.
A full assortment Of the above for sale In Wheel.
Ing by EDMUND BOOKING,
BOOKING 4 CARROLL
LOGAN, LIST & co.
TlOS. j. FINNEY.
A fuli Assortmct Of ihcAboyc for sale In He'll
Aire by j. u NJ. N. MERCER.
nov3+eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-19

NOBODY will now have anything els
than the California Herb Bitters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-19

DOR SALE.-TWENTY C2O BUILD
each. Teml, one-fOurth cash; the residue In
equal insiAlmens a one, two and three years.
NAH JNO. P. GILCHRIsT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-19

CHOICEST LIQUoRs can be had at the
Monroe Saloon, No. IL Monroe street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-19
For Sale.

NOR SALE-THREE SHARES OF
L stock CtjJ0 each IN the lfJIt9l hol!ihs
MI one Of the best mills on me OHlo L'S1,
aly4utages for manufacturing ana tAG''4u-7 'o'
s ..,'1 ~ '''-' - l, IRWIN, Agent.
NOR SALE.-I WILL SELL MY
Il Farm, on the Bethany pike, four and hall
miles east OF Wheeling, known as the "WAd.
Iinrtnn Farm containing one hundred and
t,grnty acre., mUru or less. Good tenant house
and large brick barn. VIII cell the farm without
the barn 4 desired. Terms easy.
ALEX. N. JACOB,
Two and half miles above Wheeling.
JrlgdAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-19

EVERYBODY wants the California HerI
BiLters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-19

CALL at the Monroe Saloon, No. 10
Monroe Street, the neatest in town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-19
For Rent.

WANTED TO RENT.
w furnished room BY single gentle
mau Enquire !!9 Main street aEs5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-19
FamlIY Cases In MOROCCO, Mlth

IS large dram walls, containing the above
LIST, with book Of directions complete, $40 q
90 co
aC 10 in paper case, with book. ...... 3 q
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Case Of 10 i.OE walls, In lnid. 100 doses each,
with manual Of directions, giving full
account OF all diseases Of Horses Cattle,
sheep, Dogs and Hogs, with full dlrrc-
iiOns for use, In neat walnut case, com.
nlpta ....... ......... AIN n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-19

BASE ball shoes at Morge's, price 81 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-19
NRW YORK

We are prepared TO execute every Description Of
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CHc,G, ,Fonr que. Unbalanced for low grades spen
isv- -u,ri price. higher K1tra and SuDene Spring IN de-
nsu bare IS oss brands Wheat dull anu a, ada
lower Spring 81 !tia$ 23 No Spring 81 70 last hall OF
month ~ ~ .; j4nnar 81 II Sorn 1 and shade .. Sw s
esmb. .I"l rier !ss, half Of monh llsasG seller Janu.J
drn,nd dymo No ~ an.c Rye unchanged and quiet, No.
dersnd lower rates. No S2rns oic
": SIC Pork dull shade MeS sy ~ cash '.r,
seller annry SI3 tO1 $l3 49, seller February SlJ WT
SJ ~: SELLER March $l3 Moab Is Lard quiet snh weak ne
seller January 81 gsic seller February 81 as. seller March 8de
Green Hans Hams 81 p7 shoulders BE short
Ribs 5 Clear DJ} Meats ga. % days Shoulders 49,
Shor, Ms 3}h5, short Clear Mtis 6tdttc Boxd Meat.
,ac higher Satni.ys decne - 1as' Il" Dressed
Iiog.-nprpyri e,nd - 65 WHISKY firm an higher 81 G9oc
Kerr,pooc bbs Flour 1000 bu,h wbes 10000 hash ton
Oas; busa Rye 1000 bush Bare and I5ooD Hogs
900 bb FLOUR 5000 bus wheat 90 oo bush Corr
Ju nh Os 90 bush Rye 500 bush Barley and 1000 Hog
BrypALo 4ogs-Rrceps Sunday aud Monday, 10 100 hesd
81 &.lG
head at !. loo - Is for Common to Good
NEwOxLEAs. Dec 4-Four finn; Sape-6pe So & Double BE
tr 81 so Treble Extra 81 6!t - Is Corn advanced sales At -
aTic Os,. sr Rran al 20 HAY Prime $U Porh
s SIl T5d SIS Bacon drill shoulders Re; Side, BE-
Ii,ms dull a, laoisr Lard dull rsrcs saaic Krg. oiSloc
sugar good demand and bm Inferior 6d6ic Common to Good
Common oS7!c; Fair to Fully Pair 7"sie Prime s.eioe No
las-s iEnor. N1 ~ Common. 2'6J)c; Far ia r
Prm. ori,.. 'hocr. 4ja.Sc. Whisky Recsi6e rs
Coffee held at lsi osor BIchsnse Sterling, stal1
New lJ.AS ,ai Lscousl tioi ilnt
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sIoners. Laid on tho table.
recess was thAn taken TN ifs
After recess bills were introduced and laid on the table
MI CRAGIN Gscp.. N HJ-To aid in the suppression Of
pOlygamy In Utah. 1t Ia substantially the same bill
Mr. KELLOGG rep, LA)-TO extend the provisions Of
the act for the na adjustment of private land claim, In
Louisiana. Florida and Missouri.
MI RICE (Repr Ark)-TO authorize the SECRETARY OF
the Treasury to pay " the the proceeds of Ger
tain cotton seized In violation Of Instructions from the
Treasury Department after June II. 1885, east Of the
MIR. HOWE rep, Ws.)-TO regulate actions In the
Court Of Chains, by loyal owners Of property seized IN,
der the Act Of March H. 1863 providing that uniformly
loyal persons after ak nonths rrOn the enactment
Of this BILL bring In til" Court OF Claims for the net
proceeds OF the property collected IN pursuance OF t,
Act to provide for the collection OF abandoned prop
erty."
Mr.. BLAIR Dcm MOI offered u resolution concerning
the suspension Of the writ of haas corpus in the South
Identical that offered by Mr. COX, In she House. IL
WIS laid on the table
Mr.. RAMSEY tnp Mimi introduced q bill to rstaI,
lis the collection district OF Duluth ana To create ~
Paul Il port OF delivery. Laid on the table.
Mr. LOGAN tRrp. ILL., int roiirrd u bill to provide
for the relief Of sufferers by the fire Of Chicago prOvid
ing for the free importation Of goods and mrrclan'lisc
contributed In foreign countries for the relief OF Chra 20
sufferers. when consigned to the proper authorities Tor
d" r,wL py" 4 A; the TOR import % d"'s.
on all materials to be actually ntr"
In buildings erected tn" ground hurried. over ny th'
fire OF Oct .. II the said materials shat have been "a,
spccted within year from sad date Of the me- am
suSlrndng the collection ~ Internal revenue taxes una.
the close 0f the mex! regular SESSION al toigr". IN 'iy"
OF such Prs0ns owning property IN the l't tol!r''n
District OF Illinois ~ suffered mdtrriil loss by SAIL
fire. Laid "n the table
The Presidents Message then received. rriH ann
ordered printed.
Mr. SUMNER bill WAS laid on the table.
The annual reports %! the heads III department we're
presented aud ordered To he printed. Adjourned.
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POLITICAL. NOTES

The kentucky Legislature convened at
Frank ,rt Yesterday Tn. Lower House had two ballots
for Sp.aA, !. In,i adjourned unit. tomorrow
The Flushing, Long Island, charter election
r,.ultrd day IN BE rec"ciun " ai',,rs Philips.
Parsoiis, and Robin son. without opposition
An exciting charter election was held at
Wlr,onr Long Island. Yesterday. with the following
result: Tru ,trrs john J iOrkc. III. Wagstan lGJ
J. Ialawiy. III IIarre;t ij PoliGa Justice -IariY
Hill. 1913; A j. Provost. LAG
The Jefferson Club OF the Twenty first
Ward appointed COMMITTEES. last night. to wait ON the
Board nf Canya-,r. relative 30 tc alleged counting out
OF John DIGGER camlatH for Alderman. and to !nvc,ti
gait. the eeciO returns.
The Eleventh, Fifteenth. and sixteenth Wards
Germun American CITIZENS Reform Clubs elected dele
gates last evening 70 the meeting Of the Contra! organ
iza,io TO e held this month The dele gates from the
Eleventh Hard are George Wanlcl. Louis kuIz Chris
tiin suffer and A. NJ Prtscliaw; rom he F:tfrrnth
Ward Nagcl, william Grdssc. Rrd"!ph ote!Sl"r,
and r hpnlPr
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cana to unto with In commencing him to genera
acceptance they would all be removed rom onss
within q week. No conceded efnciency, no pro.eu
adety no political service In the past no capacity 'o
such service in the future, could save them from
prescription. u,o
"who doubts that this Is indefensibly wrons' W."
denies that the Republicans in office should DC aeoou"u
freedom TO differ with regard to our next no'Dnv
PRESIDENT Who does not know that no sucn 49,
exists One In q thousand may be 40 fearless a"u
soulod - to say. Take your paltry once! W.. sort
what think and brave the consequence p.. root
have generally been weeded out ere thi' anu Wv IN
body Of those who remain have no more re' go 90
the premises than the eunuchs in the Gra"a 49,
have as to the recognition rejection OF ns
sOr."
In the face of this explicit statement,
showing exactly what we do object to in the
sppointment of our new Collector, The Gazette
aces At to mislead its readers as we have
ouoted above. Is not ECONOMY of truth" a
very mild Characterization of its error Dare
il lot ;ts readers see on what grOunds-nOne
If them personal or invdious-we demur to
that appointment
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REGULAR REPORT OF EEDlNGS.
SENATE Washington, Dee. T. 1871.

The senate met at noon. The customary
resolutions, the appointment of Committees to inform
the HOUSE. and the President Of the United states OF the
Scnatc'> readiness for business. were adopted
several resolutions were also introduced among them
one by Mr. MORRILL, rep, VIZ. directing an inquiry
"a 10 the cxpcdency OF Immediately rebuilding public
Mr. SUMNER (I,"r. Mass) presented petitions asking
the passage Of his Civil Rights bill.
Mr.. IENTON Kcp.. y. " asked leave TO present the
prtition Of Gen. Plea,onton being. he It tied.
T IN n nr IF az npfn1 Fem 'ne nS a 81 1s
the petition v request. without expressing an opinion
it, merits. subsequently. on the suggestion hat
The matter belonged TO the Executive -r'N"i Mr. Fen
ton withdrew the petition ,,
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
Mr. EDMCNDs Rrp.. VII introduced bill To rrs,or"
Gilbert Walker to he naval service and IN connection
with IT, "A bill reform the civil service orr Jenckes's
old bilD Mr.. Edmunds reviewed briefly The history Of
the attempts at CL s,ryc RGoT" during tue past few
to draw up rules for the guidance OF the Executive In
making appointments in the si'i service was making
bring about substantial reforms under the existing
rm.r 81 administration it was desirable guard by
direct ca,.on against recurrence OF the old system
" Plan FOR RESIMrTiON.
Mr. SUMNER introduced TIE following nill 10 author
izc compound interest notes as Substitute Tor legal
tender notes:
b n That n. see5. Of , the Tnu b. aa
stres. notes, equal outstanding legal tender sn
Of the United states and M a. 'Prrs s .n,t
'S att t to the
SEC That the'e noe :" un,ne" % o@ h on,h c"nm.,c
% Is t ~ Inv merit ensuing when The amount shall he
ready @ issue aud Of each month unit.
iii. ieIns,- anoun, hall b.. furnished.
src The notes pro, shall be paid ont for al Disbursements
ofr Ta.ury se due in coin 50 long as they are :1trsn
po-i shall he tie duty The Secretary Of the sy TO ri
chang. the surplus G the rh' ss nSt ph % '-
~, Of lrss tenders each month to an extent equal to
,h~ ror. i,.a d IN this sct
That the notes n- under hs a sn', AZ aar Ip"n o
o;rr I've c"nFerbe at ,hr ",i q" Two year, ~ sum or ns
multpe into bonl :" 'ne .G' ,, =, s ,s,s "S srs ~,
more W ~ -, - hereby author ad 10 issue sucb
cent and tue SECRETARY "' Inc ieS" "e'e' " ' ''
bombs u, 40 ro,s. and the hond, into which they IA,
SHc l' ~ Ia a. "a, m coli the Secretary of the Treasury
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The World has a charming suggestion for
the next campaign. 1t sees that the question
of Civil Service Reform is to be an important
issne in the canvass, and it would fam be
on the popular side. Yet it has all along
known that it's party has no principles except a
desire for spells, sharpcncd Ivy Il long series OF
defeats and failures. This has hitherto APP
pcarcd to render an advocacy of the reform
impossible to the bcwildcrcd leaders OF the
Democracy But on sunday morning last n
bright light shOne upon The World. and every
thing il made clear II proposes, first, TO 90
into the canvass with platform OF Civil
Service Reform, with this distinct understand
ing about what it mcans-tO turn out every
body who is now in office. fill up their
places with Democrats who have helped win
the victory, and then to submit an amendment
to the Constitution providing that they shall
stay in forever. When that happy consumma-
ton : reached, then all the arguments III IA
yor oc pcrnianence Of tenure come in bcautl-
tifully, and it is really INSPIRING to see now
vlbly The World rattlcs them of. 1t is IN
scparab!c from our poor human nature that
reform should take just this shape among
many rreormers of imperfect lights. But 1t Is
rare that we find 80 frank and cynical an
ayowaI of tie motives that undcrlic their
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ofe,res sxs,u.t the United States, sq,nd protcctSH
M. DAWES (Rcp Mass.) obiectedts the Introduces
Mr. BECK moved to suspend tho rul's in ordrr sAs'
the resolution might ne offered.
The sPEAKE FIR decided the motion out OF order .,
Mr. BUTLER rep. Msss)-Is there any oye'''"'' !"
Mr. DAwFS-I do moi object IL betting rctcrrrd ~,
The resolution was ihen on motion OF Mr. hh 'n ,
uIp. Tenn, rcfcrred to the OLmitteo on Ahtf''"
Srw MEMBERS swor~.
sGditio, tn the members who wrrb HDDrn III
last -rss'" he following named yrso. Lnpearrn, ~"
took 70" oath Of o:r Mr.,r,. k."SE ., ,nj
B-,~rllr of illinois. Fu-irr OF Mrhig'n, and 'onnor
na aa nr"rr Of Th' made ao '' r "cr %, *
Mrssrs Hrr,d"p and cnr NJ T were rc;err to tio
Committee on Elections. In addition 10 the 'ic"s tes
wh were worn in At last SESSION Mcs.rs Chapman :Os
the District II rnuIb, and Claggctt rom -on'am 'p
Mr. grSvI%so~ 'en :" Sl", asked ,e,y. 10 o.rrs
resolution. ea, the President FOR Intorm,ti,n ~ ~
inc s"cnrit OF iiie i"r,on. i;ri foriy ia tue Ni'"'
sir. nuIL!:" CRrr. Mas. ohirr." nd ~ re .osu;' NJ
was referred - he conn tt,, tine in,uriactitSsry
States.
several hill, Inc,,urna ,nL r'furod ia'rtiu,;
Mi. KE1cftt 't,'p. N. " Z. rc.'''l tn" iiron's
Mr. SHELDON ta.p.. I.,Jr, in"o-p,r,.e IN Mt.sis.
sipW Valley iAT"" Company; TO r'n,'iish TT" - :,nc
lor Years and 10 rfini thc proc"s pf ',ton t:ni II.
violation "i.i to-. 81 o, '', 'frnHry resn,1on-
MI; -, Eii. tiir. n " aud 'f'il'r M mbc:' r!ia
granting Duhiy Iihds ~ spiders l1I Sailors OS the ~
wa. rrr "i!ows and orpl.n'.
Mr. LYSch cip., m;.-ro r,'vva The n,vissr,n AMI
""WI'ir" 1t IN United +ia,~: ,rDv Dug for tie ad
ini--ion i'" ~ MY ~ all ~ .-ri'ng iatsr,> snd
f no" ~ 10" 'T n Hl :, , . a ,ayne ni'
Mr. DA"i* G"p. MleJ M 'oiu''1ii ID.nt resolution
a," ,,i v ~, t,y .,n,,"cut hecyn Ina '.., ~
amn sj> lui 18Th 81! Nav, 1862 fnll days pay Co.
thc uicht hOLr- wrrh prrIur;ned Passed.
Ihr ,rEitrH r"q". f" 'nr Instructions OF the Honso
u, to parIng no ,GnI'ih nor The D,trItt ~ C1-
luimbia hr cl r 'ha .i,rot .nd the IN" ston
inoton II Nj. WOOD drm " y, referred t" tho
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DIED.


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r " Bsrciasst st 0''0sm =
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70 ,sars, formerly deat Of weese''g GA" n u.
Suddenly Sunday Der Lsle u. Holmes IN The -
Tker relatives sily s,pssf.ny ns.I q So
".,n9 from . NJ ' :s: ; s1o RE :
:. ~ be taken to stamford Csab for isnsss. By ~' u'ee
nCIrRR-Iu Harlem Sunday DE. John Hunter. IL -
iisns: q E s., -, to .s q. 49,
Fourth snd Fish a'ss On rasAay the sh 's'e - ''
-.
KstLOGGO. Nouday, DeeA T. Kellogg eth m NJ
nvn HI. IT.. North Brosd..y ro:.s. % r:,:.s
P6-ty second-st Ne~-Yosi. st the lonAen depo'.
LivBNDRR-A Catshih Dec aged years. ssr'h T., "S0"
n. suncn Of her nephew sansA
Cornell We,pe>day. at II q. m
LoCKHARTs A. John D. on sstani'y Dec George A. -
(" hss ESQ.,. 10 The 75,h rear Of bn sy@
Bo;sn papsn please COPY.
nIffI-On Saturday ser short nseS issac H. So
aay.. .ud f.ns. Of .hc family .re rpeetts, .sd 70 I
BIS funeral from hi. 'e resiis"e No H,a 81; Is
Is + Fnahiag Cemr:srv for stermen ~
TatTLB-On Saturday. Dec T. Boyd Thistle sh' StA 'ea'
~: rrlavs. erd Of the family r.;gcctf. .,ca - -
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ssss sas:: ,ss; s;% =. ss.:. -
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spss,iilI Sorless
t:Dvv Pr. a Jane WA tur.J or Kupturo.

I:oyv 2;r. A jane w. tur.d or Rupture
Mr. aasr. lrr'ry "uas 'omnuni. .cn
.1 here ~ , y .o . r.. o my proof,
s s,, ai5 from %gsao mas, b. ., the ..; an
% s q ira, ,.a , ,n . Of pa s%r., o.moe .a
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To &c sd.,ov OF pomeros, Dr'oer.i g..
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vas nD t Se a %d sa % a ms sf r .s
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Republican Central tomm,ter "A r-ss., ".etrs stss
- he svf fgs' b a. cor 's".i ''N''' ans '''
Go. Ly IN S"retr IoiiH TOWNSEND President
Tho israphoscope most cn.rmug HOLIDAY PRESENT
g.&HT, aSrnoNi Co.
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CAuno. sna Frame. Srospe M-sstpsDpe- aud vIs~A Al
bInus Phoogia. n ,nmeDsr vsnc.J
Tho GrspuoscOpe c, Photographs .res'''ps eject
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ser.os,pss aud v,ss hr,ms Tr,m,. Abaus Pboossph
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Orient. /, ike an Ocesn steamship
T. brings India
ra, superior conuuium fpruIsbei without ;bsrscb,
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Orpontc Metropolitan No 5'l BroHisy
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graphs oil III parts Of The world
The raphoscUpe with bnc Of c'nstSatD,ple aA
the Bospborus good thing or Chrs'mss
l,brings Tgrk-yntw
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Opposite Mroleiiin. No. ssi BosisS.
Chr.m seco,o!e Meg, aho.,oDe. Album. sr..
OF Novelties
TIL. t;rnphoscops i. Beautiful Ora.meat DT.-'ss
Room
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Opp,,i.p i,r,ro,.,ht,u N" ssi Broadway
RoG,ssps GugRRiLts m,Snae,o. Cold aud sos Effects and
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PHorooRApHs CxLEBRirsRs. Amon:,u aud Foreign.
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NOVELTIES Great VARIETY
Crushed BY Iceberss.
rHB LOSS THE ARCTIC wHALERS gives additional Interest
to Bradford. Painting published by
e. al. r. ANTHONY Co.
Opposite Metropolitan. No 3sl Broaivsy
The Graphoscope has a StereOscOps stcsd 70 IT, .a1
thus double purpose
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Look the Prices.
LOOK AT TIKI PRICES
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ssI SSss ssE" :s
SILVER !LATBD CASTORS, worth 30 for o 80
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NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINING
CALI AND sEE poR yorRSELvgs
VIZ DALEY No sJI BROADWAY:
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DECISION IN The GAINES WILL CASE.

pEtI5!oN IN TIE GAINES WILL CASE
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Ain tho Second Dis
trct Court Judge T. Wharton Collins decided the case OF
Joseph Turntcsct md others agt Myra Clark Gaines
The opinion which Ia long, declares MIRA Gaines not to
be the Legitimate child Of Daniel Clark. nor his unlveI sal
leratee therefore II IL ordered that the will OF Sl
pIrporting h. thc will OF Daniel Clark, probated III
isl5 be revoked. il declared invalid and probate
h,seof ;,nuIlrj nrs. Gaines relied manly upon the
will her claims.
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ron H. A.
MASSACHUSETTS,

.l'>ICivAL ELECTION IN SPRINGFIELD.
SpRINcyrIEiD, Mass, Dec. 4.-MaJor Samuel
t. 5.uoncr elected Mayo: ii Springfield to'naY oJ
PA majority oyer John NJ Scbhips. the tiz'ns ana
Dc,uur,ti candidate rlr yo.e sti,od SpODn'r. l.-t.
S,ebb,ns 923 AL the Aermen .ld = mt IF Is COIN
cilmcn are Republicans.
The MAYORS ri cirbrrlg-. thei'el. AMI som
cryiil. ,''trl -,-!.- g." .'',p'rl. zig II S,i, II o.
HJu.ilton J. y ltrt'.lr. ana t.rOr,'O ,. ioton
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INTERNATIONAL PATENT FuEL.-Ihis il q

INTERNATIONAL PATENT FUEL.-Ihls Is
manufacture, whereof Peat is the main ingredient We
nave tried IT, aud believe 1t will surpsss Anthracite both
In speed and bottom. generator Of Steam. In the
Immediate vicinity Of coamines 1t may not be popular
Out wherever Peat abounds while coalmines dis.
tant' 1t Is certain TO be largely used with profit. We
ssAA <eSG VI 1t more fully hereafter.
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fiun OF parts

Madame Louise de Barros, who sings this
evening 1T stenwsy Hall, to well recommended
by many friends from Philadelphia and Washington, in
both Of which cities she has been celebrated
amateur vocalist,
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AND COAsrvisB.
SusAn. baltimore
clyde Philadeipn's.
u. 7. pwisht. Philadelphia
Fora. EllIAbe.hport
Hmpi n. Eiiisbsthrori
Ira BHss, Khsabe,hpo-'.
N. A. Predmore. Eliarrthpor'.
starlight. GsorSo.own. y. q.
Wave. Virginia
Nisntic. Port Jobnsaa.
I,s clnningham Port JohuMn.
r. Is. Abel. Port Johnson
WaIirh. Port Johnson.
T,kiI. Port johnson
Rs'h,l Edwards. Cromwell, %.
Al. u. U.,wu. prv, ,lraos.
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Napo!ssns Cshsnst
CHAMP AGNF,
THE WINE USED AT rHR RECEPTION or PRlacH ALIyIa
For sale At the Leading Wins Merchants end GroccrA
BOUCHE Fills & Co,
SOLB AGBSTS b B,sveIt
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Schenck's PulinoMic syrup,
SEAwEED TONIC. and MANDRAKE PILLS
only medicines that will pumcsrr Ccasumr"s
SCENCK hiss been practice t oots
usy iuDgs aud tnows h neiciu.s properly asn ~
Consumption lis MANDRAKE PILLS ce'nS' the liver and
his bkAwERD TONIC dovrs the food stimulates c GOAT
Of the stomach and males digest lis PULMONc siRCP npeas
the matter and nsurs throws u OF without
John y. HENRY.
No. Colees-plsce, New.Yors.
Wholesale Agent
the Academy Ball rh.s..vsx Eve "a. a'ASd DUKE
tain beautiful sdy tAo.e Who witnessed the ' ne
hevsd oeuoss the charm that ha AZ
ssncs Lss he svcsiss hsvsvs .raaspred The. y" es
which cncbaioe hs
sdesd f0vsv and uqsry eassed Ast
made bv youpg berss iissaoa Asd dis
b, her LRSLiBs LADYB JOURNAL AMER such
.uces eli The sdss tho newspaper dspo NON
DAY aud that delightful jouroal
jacob Day, .slissva Caterer 81 :, yrsu ssoas sal
"a fu,uh Weddng usual With ell the s 10
nroveus,tA Terns reassaaAie No. 20 West ThirteeuhA
Arcricaa Institute fArmerv' Club. THE Css nesa ever
r,lENUAY a. O'clock the Of the nstFtr tie Coef
BuLHns An iaterrsd 10 agricultural mpnvemef AZ isvsed
Joas W CnAxasxs. secrctAy NATHAN 4 ELY pIes.des
Notics-lhe mn. Tor Rrro, AIR w wssk cad
,rs SATURDAY Dec y 1911 will close At this oh,n rnesr ~
IN onN cJnc 81 l0t . H., ani IA SAtnriy stklts
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fsSrnt Relief gusfsoef IN Group y JoHS',rs As9oypp
~ arSr lsRnsdy hide vtsn~i.
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MAHRlEIL

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Ls .os. fuLT0s VI Ug1ca Css~ser
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I'm Wctw+,d,y, ~ Meh~ BY ths FsS
~ S,h,op FAM - pgss ~ A.xss w. Fine Of ha~
2 Turk CITY.