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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04
EISOORs AT AND BELOW COST.

W. have determined to discontinue
w The sales Of liquor, AID offer to the
trade at and below cost, the largest and
best selected .tock ofliquors ever offered
ia this market, on similar terms. Our
stock embraces fue old Rye Hhisky's ; to
years old, the following brands: Pure
old "Cabient," 'Monoagahelia," MONT
cello" "a bney's, Has gers Andersen
& kindig's, -" hite's," and several other
brands, pare Augusta ani Rockbridse co,
Va. Rye Whisky's, old Jamaica aud \.
+. Rum, pure Holland and Domestic Gin,
In ported and Domestic French Brandy,
pure Apple and Peach Brandies, Ginger,
Cherry and other fancy Braudies, Irish and
Scotch Whistles, Port, Sherry, MADEIRA,
Claret and Champagne Wines, and all
other Liquors usually found in Gfst-ciass
stock, pure Imported Porter, Stout. etc.
LEE, TAYLOR i co.
oct4if Lynchburg. Va.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04

gY- Four deaths from yellow
fever in Charleston during twenty
four hours of last week.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04

i s6S- Gen. J. G. Vaughn was cleo
4d Speaker of the Senate, and J. b.
Richardson Speaker of the House,
a Monday.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-10-04

MOTIONS, Jewelry, Trimmings and
~ Fancy Goodsin abundance. 9gaw
. EARNEST. PENCE d BRISCOE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-01

THE LITTLE CORPORAL for April is received,
and is as bright and attractive as ever. Among
the articles worthy of special mention is " How
statutes are Made" by Francis E. Willard ;
Girls Of the Far NORTH by Susan Coolidge ;
Birds and their Ways" by Paradise E. Hattie
Prentiss, and other well.known writer's In the
line of Poetry, there are april Showers" by
the Editor. Emily Huntington Miller; Getting
Up Stairs" by Helen L. Bostwick How the
Poem is Born" BY Joel Benson. The April
number begins new quarter. and the publisher
announces that subscriptions may begin with
this number, though back numbers can always
be supplied. Terms SO year. Address the
publisher, John <. Miller. Chicago.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions recsiv.
ed by Osmsn & Hapeuan, Ottawa, Ills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-01

1t seems that some of the territories ST the far
west are democratic. As . punishment for such
political contumsoy, the house of representatives
on Saturday last passed bill giving to the
judges of the United States courts and the gov.
ernors of the territories the power to make the
legislative apportionment These officials are
appointed by the president. and the design is to
give the central power at Washington controll-
ing influence in the local politics of the terrific.
ries. Every day. almost every hosr develops
some new phase Of radical rsssAlity to bolster
up their crumbliug power.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-01


The wife sales are getting numerous nowadays.
Week before last We gave An account OF case at
Jswett, where . wife was sold for % cents. Now
we have to record similar transaction which
took place in Ashland. In this instance the
wife was traded for horse.
Milo Waterman has endured the thraldom Of =
married life for some years. but lately the letters
having become CALLING, and consequently very
unpleasant, he resolved to throw off the yoke
and proclaim himself free. But it is not an easy
matter to shake of such a responsibility as \
wife, and our friend Waterman was in aquan-
dary. He didn't know exactly what to do, and
the more he rendered, the more difficult seemed
to be his situation. Finally, one day last week,
Milo ran across neighbor named John Mulford,
who il ever ripe for bargain, and after some
conversation, in which they dsscanted on the re-
spective merits of wife and horse, bargain was
s.struck up" Milford was to take Watermans
wife. and Waterman Nulford's horse.
Waterman took his horse home, put him in the
stable and retired. But he could not sleep. He
tossed nervously upon his pillow, and began to
think of his wife. True, they had their "ups and
downs but. after all, hadn't she sometimes
been good to him Then he thought of the
many happy moments they had spent together,
of their love and courtship, of their marriage and
honeymoon, and Milo began to regret his trade.
At las. he could endure it 10 longer. He got
up, stole out to the barn in the dead of night,
took out the old horse, and proceeding to Null
ford's, woke him up and wanted to trade back.
But Milford couldn't see it. Waterman begged,
but Milford was inexorable. After considerable
dickering, however, the latter agreed to let Wat.
srman have back his spouse, in consideration OF
forfeit of tsc0 birch logs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-01

The PUNCTUATION OF SMOKING-A it is
customary with some people to relate the news
of the day with cigars in their mouths, and ~
the generality of smokers make an awkward sp-
pearance iu consequence of their ignorance Of
the theory of punctuation ia smoking, the fol.
lowing system is recommended "A simple puff
Serves for y comma ~; puff puff, a semcslon(;;));
puff, put. putt, colon e six puff, period &.
a pause, with the cigar kept in the mouth, rep.
resents dash (-), longer or shorter in continu.
ance With the under lip raise the cigar almost
against the nose for an exclsm alton ~; aud +,
express gry.t emotion, even TO the shedding of
tear, only raise, as before the cigar to the snd
OF the nose. For III interrogation IL, it u only
necessary to open the lips aud draw the cigar
round the corner OF the mouth. Taking the q.
gar from the mouth aud shaking the ashes frou
the end is the conclusion of paragraph; and
throwing it in the fire il u final and styl,sh
pause. Never begin story with Q Lalf.faished
cigar; for to light another while converting il
not only breach Of politeuess, but it iuterferss
with the above system of punctuation, asd Dc.
stroys ali energy and harmony Of expressi,a.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-01

Love Of admiration is one Of the strongest de.
sires of human nature. Especially is this true
of the ladies, snd especially we guilty of the
most intense admiration of beautiful woman.
But beauty does not alsue consist of = pretty
face. 1t has charm in the perfect form, the
lovely hand the ght eye, and especially in the
glorious and luXursnt hair. Shsw us man
with soul 80 dead that the magnifcently lustrous
tresses sf woman do not excite his admiration,
and we will show you being totally incapable
OF approaching the good, the beautiful aud the
true. "B.rretts Vegetable Hair Restorative" il
acknowledged to be the only preparation which
contains the properties Of perfect hair restors.
tive and Ienewer Its merits iaslde the bottle,
net on the wrapper. 1t is peculiarly adapted to
the wants Of the old, the middle aged and the
young, AZ a restorer of color reaewer of yieor
and strength, promoter of growth aud spleu.
did dressing.
To say that the first premium of SILVER
MEDAL" WAS awarded to "Bsrrett's," by comps
tent judges who had tested it upon their own
heads, is q fact that cannst be claimed by any
other man ufacturer.
Sold by all Druggists.
For sale by L. Y. Grggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-01

A farmers wife, in speaking of the smsrtness
of her son, lad six years old, said: He can
read fueHtly, repeat the whole catechlsm, and
weed onions we'll as his father" "Yes, moth
err" added the young hopeful, "and yesterday 1
licked Ned Rawson, throwed the eat in the we'll,
and stole old Hickley's ginlet."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-01

Microscopic photography has been the most
interesting. If not tho most important, scientific
event OF the wsr, and every body has read with
wonder Of TIE London lines having been sept
into London reduced to the size of the palm Of
The hand The opportunity is now offered to
ur citizens Of sbt.iuiax copies Of this wonder.
1uily minute publication, ia which the ph.,o.
graphic process rcproduc.- the work Of ,h.
printing pret-. Mc--r.. l.. II. Rogers d. Co. a,
OIL lillian street, for twenty-five cents, will
supply oil who are curious on the sub.s. with
four pages of the London Times or eixh. v,x.s
OF Ha'per's l'skly the, Nigh, h.v. CONE IRON
LiIlput.-N. T. Ereai.g Post, William Guile.
Bryant
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-01

y no Is being actively canva.sed by most en-.
ef.eae corps vt chicken thieves. Tho people
hni them an agreeable change from book avents
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-01

"lHE UNIVERSAL AVER" On nay iour.ey.
over the ooG,isent-thr~sxh Turkey, indi., Chi.
ma JAp"s, Peru. Chill, Paraguay, Brazil, .sA
Mexico, and tive United s,.trs-in them all l.,
some cAtru, ..G III som, to . vrcn, cxteu,
have toand tn. universal Aver represented bv
ms t.huy medicines, which are often held in
la'n.""e e''"rm Whether they win ,hsir ma
v.'os, reputation ny their cures, knew ast,
pu' Nuo~ nay ssve it to such u degree that it
frequently '.'e me distinguished importance
to nave ooao iroia the ,ame oouutrv. tFi.lI, .
letters from abroad
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-01

Dr. WARMERS Aromuti1ed Castor Oil invixo.
rates the sts"sch and bowels, corrscts scidity
ehS ewes tone .nd es.rky to thu whole system,
a. ai'hsi pleasant 10 the taste.
For sale BY L. Y. Griggs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-01
Zegal.

SHEKIF F"S SALE.-By virtue ofan s1ec -i0n
And ~ bill issued ont oihs clerks oice OF the court
whereby am to MAKE he anoant Of certain
recently obtained against Zimr F. Ames, and in
ana ehs,els OF the said znri r. Anes have levied on the
iohoWGG property, TO wit:
me sw OF Section number gseen, township number t. 81
rods to se fs,. q N. 81 y M e.fe .oaa
ienoe ninety rods thence north rods thence
snr:e aud i:liso .crcs eauc being county d l.. sale
Tserctore according command shan expose FOR
.say pIos ,etsr al t.e right utle and interest Of
property, Tuesday the i. rt.eri DAY Of A,r! A.
the south 0, County Court House
Ds,e1 al Ottawa ,liis Cd day Of March n.ls7l.
BY Gro W W. BLAZE Deputy sla Of La sale nee County
NoII,I.:C.E::..Esr.-ao OF cArur.lxE o,cos,EEl DECD
Catherine OConne late Of tie county OF La nod state
said coau on he srt uo 2is me 5aa s.y c q
l a. TIE Court Hou.e IN o'a-. in satd euniy Wis and
est,r are notified 70 attend and present e u wrialg
Das.d a. I'D de, Of NsreA.. lya.
r.,x DANIEL oCONSELL,
SHERIFF'S "a LFI.-By virtue OF an syec.ao.
Issued out 81 the clerks Office of the County Cour, 4
pale county and state of lsos directed where.
. S "a B. 81
sss. 5sh a ~, MIA: SI, 81 ,s lands spcsn and
Inc south nall OF the
Nineteen In township number thytvs range one cas-, Of
and state u Illinois. " " ~
1nereiore according to s.d command shan expos. for
sS % sacnon a. ne right title and interest OF the
ecnbed property. Friday seventh dsy or April n
su O'Clock NJ al the aout door OF TIE county court
Dated q 0tA1s this istS day Of March 1. d 1911
By Goo. ". W. BLAKE Deputy Sheriff OF La Sale County.
NO,rICE..KerAr. ~ JOIN swxESRY. pgcEAsxp.-
~ soace e her-sy sven. that te undersigned execnrx
cosat OF La sale ana State OF Illinois, deceased viii appear
xa in ssd county when and where eli persons having
OF demands against said notified 10 aad aud
ssnt the sal.e N writing for sdjustment. ''
u.,,- GlKGXEEr SWEENEY.
Executrx.
NoTlCE.-DsrArxo " FRAxkLTH g. BIuYxr D.c,n
~ Neece II hereby Eveu that the undersigned hdmine
Iator Of ~ STATE Of Franklin q. Bruner, late OF He
par 6cs TIE County Court sad county on the third Non
day 0ess Vie 18th day, OF Nay ISL at he Court House in
s::s a ss a.. q. s. re al
% D. sss'sc e. sn A.; enc Il y ,nSDs for .Sc't.
-.,. RLIAs sRunBo.
"o" Administrator.
NOI.ICE..HrAne - HnwA Rp EAx., Dror Asxs-
NJ g.: ss s ~ "a ,ss sHra.tT.
E.n. nS Of No county y la ssae ga - Of illinois do
eeaed xtl eepar before ~ Couaty Court Of sad county
we Nar e nsn Ray s =: is ssy May ISL At ha
eaynf esNs or demands sgsust said are no
anes V sSna ena pres:s ~ SANE a w%Ssg for sissment
Dsssa Ss 81 ~ u March 4: y: is7,:
MARIA LOUISE EAN1,
mhHN~ Admins rsSta. with will annexed
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-24

Special notices 20 cents per liao each iLJs.t.o1.
Advertisements payable qusrsef,y IA GuvAace
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-22
QeW York Aarkes.

New YORK, December q.
FLOUR-Dull and in buyers favor at
IS 1905 IS for superfne State; $3.50
s IS for extra State; IS 1906 so for choice
do$5 1905 IS for superfine Western;
$6 20@6 SO for common to medium extra
Western; IS 55@7 90 for choice do;
81 OO@7 Is for common to choice white
wheat western extra IS 35@665 for COM
mon to good shipping brands OF extra
round hoop Ohio $6 1907 80 for trade
brands IS 60@7 20 for common to fair
extra St. Louis and 81 25@9 Is for
good to choice do. Southern flour is dull
and declining at IS 50@7 IS for common
to fair extra, and 81 30@925 for good to
choice do. Rye -four quiet and heavy
at a SOFAS 20. Corn meal is quiet.
GRAfN-Wheat dull and nominal
at 81 46@l 50 for No. 2 Spring; 81 500
l57 for winter red western; 81 $50
l 81 for amber western; 81 60@l 6S for
white do. Rye quiet and heavy.
Barley dull and declining. Barley
malt heavy. Corn rather steady at
77@7Sc for new western mixed afoat.
oats quiet at 54@S6c for western and
Ohio.
PROvISIONS-Pork, market dull
at Obs so for old mess; $l4 S7@Sl500 for
new do; $1l 00@l2 Is for prime, and
Oil 5O@l4 90 for new prime mess. Beel
quiet al 50 0O@l1 90 for plain mess
and $ll O06l3 90 for extra do. Beef
hams steady at $24 0O@24 So aTierce
beef nominal at $l6 00@l7 90 for
prime mess and $l9 O0@20 90 for
India do. Cut meats dull at 5@6c for
shoulders and 9@llc for hams; mid
dies quiet. Lard heavy at ,Sb@9sc for
No. to prime steam, and 9ic for kettle
rendered. Dressed hogs heavy at 53@
Sic.
BUTTER-Quies at l2@23c for
western, and 21@34c for State.
CHEESE-Dull at ll@l4c for
common to prime.
COTTON-On spot opens quiet and
steady ct 1910 for low middlipg and 20tc
for middlipg uplands forward delivery
unsettled at 10 l-l6c for December l9tc
for January; colo for February and 2O}c
tor March.
PETROLEUM-Quiet and firm al
l3fc for crude and 22}@23c for refined.
TALLOW-Dull at Si@9ts stesrine
dull at 0l@9fc.
WHISKY-Firner at 95e. III,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-22
skOHIO COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Casper keim D
VS.. In Cnancery.

vs.. Ill SAuhSSiys
# VIRTUE OF A DECREE ENTERED
} n the above entitled cause, on SAT
A. special Commissioner named there
proceed to sell on SATURDAY, the
i day of December, 1871, at the front
,,Of the Court House OF Ohio county,
real estate in the bill and proceedings
t.l,Oned, and known as the "keim
I .ss," situated at the corner OF Water
Quincy streets, in the city Of Wheeling,
5ounded as follows: Beginning at the
EhweSt corner of Water and Quincy
IS; thence north with Water street 100
"a thence east by a line parallel with
; ,acy street so feet to an open space;
ace with the west line Of said open
,,e south - feet; thence east by q line
Iallel with Quincy street TO an alley;
noe south with the west line OF said al
8 ) iset to Quincy street; thence west
b lie north line Of said Quincy street
ne place of beginning, together with the
] ..io use said alley on the east side OF
property, in common with other as
- Of ia mes and James K. Baker, being
ame property conveyed TO Casper and
n Keim by the said James and James
~ 5aker, by deed dated December ~, 1864,
: July recorded in deed book As, page 356,
The Recorders office of Ohio county.
- This property there's a new Tavern"
ling with good stabling and all neces-
8 appurlenances for a first-class Hotel.
! : Situated immediately opposite the
!, amore and Ohio Railroad Depot.
>. s-ms OF Sale.-One-fOurth OF the pur-
y, money will be required in cash; for
residue a credit OF twelve, twenty-four
- ,hlriy-six months will be given in
"a amounts, the purchaser executing
lsgndS with approved security, bearing
s-sS, from date, payable annually, and
,u,Ie being retained until the last pay
81 made.
GEORGE o. DAVENPORT,
Commissioner.
,:LSDLEToS and DAVENPORT, Attys.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-22
elneinnali MaFkes.

CINCINNATI, December 81
BUTTER-Unchanged.
COTTON-Firm; middlings at l94
@l9ic low do at 1910.
COAL-Adyancing at 24@32c-
COFFEE-Steady.
l.,srVouI supply
This being the case, he argues, Il
people of the Ohio and Mississippi Vase
lev must look elsewhere for fuel, am
the Kanawha Valley will provide it 70
them. There, says he, we find the bes,r
coal in the world for all purposes, anG.
we may say in unlimited quantities
HOGs-Dall and heavy and range
from a 25 to 81 So receipts ll,SOo
the greater portion remain unsold;
total receipts this season 100000.
HAY-Quiet.
MOLASSES-At 45@55o for new
crop.
OILS-Linseed at 75c.
PROVISIONS-Market dull and
unsettled. Mess pork at sl3 so. Cut
meats very quiet; no sales with the ex-
ception of 1000 pieces. Green meats,
clear rib at SIC.
SUGARS-Unchanged.
SEEDS-Firm.
TALLOW-Quict at S3@Ssc.
WHISKY-Strong at 90c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-22
Assignee Sale.

rgg UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
'P,b.ic Auction 10 the highest bidder,
+. saturday, December S0th, 1871, at 10
~ A. NJ, ar the Front Door OF the
=; House Of Ohio county, the following
Sr.oed property:
Wagon. . sets Double Harness,
-, single Harness,
frame Building,
is,ler Clip, 2Seal Stamps,
: T;sce Clock, 2 Bill Files,
ion safe, 3 Maps,
.I.H,e Desks, 3 Office Stools,
, ..irr Chairs, Office Table,
Wate! Cooler, Stove,
Litter Press, Waste Paper Basket,
: lin Sprinkler, Circular Saw.
arms Of sale cash.
THOMAS ]. CAMPBELL.
ls,.gnee Of the Norway Iron Manufac-
-.g Company. delSt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-22


Joel Wood Esq, President Of the
above road, Mr.. Thomas w. Chapman,
Director, and Mr.. F. G. Lockwood Of
Milan. were in the city yesterday in
consultation with our business men.
These gentlemen were previously at
Norfolk, Milan and other points along
the proposed line, and report that the
project is progressing finely. A large
amount Of money has already been
subscribed, the fall quota of many Of
the towns having already been made
up. Milan people are wide awake, and
have already this week subscribed
81, 900, and will have the additional
$4,000 made up before the middle of
next. The eastern portions OF the
route are no less enthusiastic and are
doing their part nobly. as will be seen
by the article published in our columns
this morning. 1t only remains for the
men Of Sandusky and Norwalk to do
their part and the road will be secured.
The people OF the southern end are
determined to have an outlet to the
lumber regions and the lakes, and if
the people here will not take hold Of the
matter in earnest they will seek that
outlet at Cleveland, by means of the
Lake Shore and Tuscarawas Valley
road, or by some one of the roads now
building to the south Of us. These
interests are already at work, and it
behooves the men ofSaudusky to bestir
themselves if they would secure the
road to this city. Will they come
forward.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-22
puiJdIng Lots For Sale.

,rrrR THE FOLLOWING EITHER
trboleSale or retail: Lots No. IL In
No. 5 in Square s; the south hall
=, AIN square 10; No. IA in Square q;
~ ~. S1nare II; Ne. 2 In Square N; No. II
y. . - h: No. Il in Square IL; No. 5 in
q: No. Il in Square 10, and No. s. In
~, lots No. in Square 20; No. Is in
W. north half OF No. IA in Square 10:
IN square :: No. 10 in Square II; No. ii
scare ~ No. II in Square ID; No. IL In
- Is; No u In Square 25, and NO. 10 In
n. All situated in the Subdivisions
q u '''' L. g. HUGHES,
- Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-22
New York Money Market.

New YORK, December 81.
MONEY-The market was active
and stringent to the close of the day.
The leading Government bond dealers
got supplied at ] per cent currency to
I per cent gold, but the stock brokers
generally had to pay l.32 to LILO per
diem to have their stocks turned until
tomorrow; prime business notes are
quoted at l0@l2 per cent.
FOREIGN observation-disclosures
was quiet aud firm this afternoon at
10of@l09& for prime bankers 90 days
sterling. 49,. .
GOLD-In the Gold Room today
there was q renewed depression and
decline in the price to 1854. The
downward movement was accelerated
by the announcement that Secretary
Boutwell, had called in $2O,O0O,0OO
more Of 500 bonds Of 1862; the closing
quotations were l0S3@l0Ss.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
was lower to-day in sympathy with
gold, but closed up steady. United
States currency Is at ll34@ll4.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-22
For Sale.

y?FER THE FOLLOWING DE5IR-
,J.e Real Estate for sale: A brick house
rooms, full lot, good stable and ont
-, on Centre street, near the Shriver
lien. A house and full lot, corner Sixth
Quincy, will be sold in three parts II
,.-rd. A house OF rooms on Chapline
ri, stable. carriage house, &C. A house
Quincy street, east of Sixth, containing
.ImS besides pantry, bath room, &C.
THOS. O'BRIEN,
of Real Estate Agent,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-22
FINANCE AND TRADE. !,
al gESg--Y------SNTSs
go" Toledo Mafket. T.
TokHDo, December Il.
FLOUR-Dull.
GRAIN-All kinds dull and nominal
SEEDS-Clove at $62S. @4 2
oHOGS-Dfessed at "a 80. %

Dsltimere Market.
BALrMoRs. December q.
COTTON-Firm; low middlings at
19}@l9}c. Il
% FLOUR-Dull holders firm. 81
GRAIN-Wheat dull; amber at
81 FOL 80 Pennsylvsnis at 81 500
/ 60 Ohio and Indiana at 81 53@l 81
Corn scarce and firmer; white southern,
67@S0c; yellow do at sc; mixed west
ern 1t 6097Oc. Oats dull at 53@55c.
c Observation-Disclosures.
BUTTER-Unchanged. ....
WHISKY-Dull at 943c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-22
BUY THE BEST.

| q Ir,EEERLESS" CLOTHES WIRING
10 III III outwear any and all others,
At1 S work better than can be done
aEs ny dVlng labor, time and clothes.
81 he on trial, and II not satisfactory,
SclJ.ir anq get your money. The POOR,
Sl1e og,ELY, cannot afford to do with
He Hni fnese celebrated Wringers.
s. ,bsH! no, with cogs; cheaper and
s2sen u all others. Other varieties OF
"a ~ stock. Also the celebrated
WANING Machine.
PRYOR BOYD q 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-22
Sugar.
Fish
A CA II ID.

NyHE MANY DISADyANTAGEoU RE-
i ports In circulation regarding the sani-
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 win be pleased to afford
visitors ample opportunities of verifying
for themselves, II called ON. Patients viii
md, both In the Wards and Private Rooms,
excellent accommodation and attendancs
ct very moderate rates.
SISTERS OF 81. JOSEPH.
WN1LNa. Dec. Q, lGl dsllsda
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FOR r e Mt.
For Rent.

THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING,
q Nrsl side OF Main street, next door To
'isaaedy's Dry Goods Store, now occu-
1ty Mrs. White, DreSsInaker. Has fine
e Room in front and suitable rooms
iYT adwelling. For particulars apply
sM.GOSHORN, p. KENNEDY or VIM.
ART delS
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For Sale.

xr,T FRAME COTTAGE CONTAIN
1 fnur Rooms, situated on York
/ wheeling Island. Inquire Of
~ THOS. l. CLARK,
OIL I. Hobbs. Son a Co.'S.
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For Sale.

,,-r LANDS IN IOWA, MISSOURI
NsI.|I EANSAS.-5O0 acres on b. q D.
M NJ, story frame dwelling house, and
+, 5 W. tom land, $500 per acre.
e N o,S an line Of w. V. Central railroad,
I. ldvu.Jsr cultivation, $3.50 per acre.
80 "'N w. v. HOGE q Bro
Bailey's Block, Market street.