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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-25
Newspaper CTiticlsmS-..MiScOncep
IiOns Concerning II.

&Ir. RAMsDELL, the Washington cores
pondent of the Cincinnati Commercial
having, weJudge, trodden on official toes,
lndulges these reflections:
There Is q considerable portion OF man.
kind having accustomed themselves 10
look at human nature through the wrong
end OF the telescope, who are always
searching for some motive influencing the
criticism of an editor on public men and
measures. Ifa journalist attacks meas.
ure before Congress, these people imagine
he has some personal interest in It's defeat I
il he fGVors proposition looking to i'm.
provements, deeds Of charity, the benefit
Of science or the arts, the development of
our resources, &c, these people, with
pinched intelleCts, are ready to believe and
assert that he gets some pecuniary bene'
tlt therefrom. If public men arc satisfied,
whether they be President, Cabinet ON.
GERS, Senators, County SherifS, Commits
stoners, PostmasterS or what not, they
wonder what Is the matter between the
editor and the official; they begin to In.
quire II the official has not disregarded
some claim "of the editor, whether he
has not displeascd him in not following
us au'.ce, WS lS.uoi SUI sOno ~ SpSinnSus nnSao
nas NOV pSen isiuee t anu anu "as.nJi I % souho .Ho
personal slight mas NOT oeen oHereu 10 'ne
editor or his friends, ..
limo reason Wltnln lhese limits Is louhu
me utmost astonshment prevails Ine
thlng ID oeclslsu lneAPllCsole' " sonie' U
Hme happens me ealtor goes not even
Know Ine otnClal cElucReoIIhat Is s.,l sLlil
Stranger inc luea s9at ~ ealt3r Wouiu
criticlse man InAt ne dla not know, sur
passes pellei. lalso frequently happens
that the editor ana the 9lnclSl are On
friendly speaking Terms Ihen the oIlclai
and oil me litlle omclals ana inc erTann
boys and all Inc friends Degln 70 look
about lo5 some motlVe. lney 60 DscK .tcls
days ana weeks, tney seek an explanatTIns n
on every. corner, ana OF every lrlenu. u
noreason Of q personal Charac.eI Is ioGhu, W.,
then tDOse people, VINO nave not IN luea
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WASHINGTON.
The President Declines an Invita-
tiOn.

The President Declines an Invita-
WASHINGTON, Oct 25.-The President
decllaes attending the Reunion Society
of the army ol Cumberland at Detroit,
on the 10Th and 10th OF November, In
consequence Of the pressure of official
duties. .-.
Secretary Boutwell, and Attorney Ac-
herman arc absent from the Cabinet
meeting.
The Cabinet session today was brief.
The subject Of the recapture Of the
schooner Horton, was not mentioned.
There was q conversation In relation to
the Hornet Ouregovernment sustains
the course Of Minister Bassett in bis com.
plant to the Haytien government Of a
breach of neutrality by the Spaniari in
his case, and has through the Secretary OF
State informed the Spanish Minister of It's
views Of the subject. Whatever offence
the Hornet may have committed after she
had given bonds 10 the United States, Is
considered q question to DO settled by the
authorities OF this country, on proper
proofs, especially as she carries on Ameri.
can flag, and therefore possesses It's ma.
tional character. The government secs
no necessity for the use Of force, as the
entire matter Is undergoing o peaceable
adjustment.
A petition was read at tho Executive
Mansion to-day fifty feet long, and signed
by the women Of Utah, protesting against
polygamy, and urging effective measures
to suppress It's practice in that territory.
II Is probable that regulations will soon
be issued from the Treasury Department
concerning the redemption Of mutilated
currency by which fractional currency
notes will be redeemed to their value
when less than onehalf Of tho note Is inu.
tilated, and when over half Is destroyed,
there will be no redemption. This refers
alone 10 fractional currency.
The Civil Service Commission to-day re-.
ceved valuable communication from
England In relation 10 the method Of ap.
portionment 10 tue British Postal Service.
The subject under consideration, was that
ofprobation on appointment.
The President to-day appointed Hiram
Rose Postmaster at Norwalk, Ohio, in
place Of Julius =. Coe, suspended.
To show the value oI the postal treaty
recently negotiated between tue United
States and Great Britain. II may be
stated that during tho first week Of It's
operations $3.50 was sent from the
Washington office to Great Britain, and
that $S,S2O was received at the same
office from Great Britain.
Secretary Delanoh has gone to Hartford,
Connecticut, TO deliver an address on the
Indian policy Of the administration before
the American Missionary Association.
The census report Is complete and In
press.
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CINCINNATI.
Commercial statlstIcs.

CINCINNATI, October 24.-The annual
report Of the Chamber Of Commerce has
just been published. The Board of Off.
GERS recommend the withdrawal OF their
representation in the National Board Of
Trade, regarding such representation OF
no further benefit. Supt Smiths report
shows the value Of boots and shoes re-.
celved $SGO,000; cotton $l90OO,0OO; cof.
fee S8S0,O00; -four $3,90O,000; hogs SlO,.
100000; iron 100000 general met.
chandize $180O0,000; sugar 100000 ;
lee 1,160,0OO; leaf tobacco $g,6O0,0OO
whisky $l65OO,0O0. Total value Of re.
ceipts, including above, $2S3,s0O,0 900.
Among shipments, value Of furniture,
$5,5OO,00O; pork and lard, $l0,00000O.
CNC1NNATf, October A.-Louis Ert.
man fell thlg afternoon forty feet from the
Newport railway bridge, on which lie
was working, and was killed almost in.
stantly. THIS Is the fourth man who has
met such death at this bridge during the
past few weeks.
1t is reported tonight that Hon. Thos.
Ewing, Sr., ol Lancaster, Ohio, Is diving.
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SOUTH CARoLINA.

President Grant Gets Rebuff at
the Hands Of the Colored COn-
VentiOn.
CHARLESTON, 8. C., Oct. 24.-There
have been four deaths from yellow fever
to-day. ~
COLUMBIA, 8. G., Oct. 24-1n the col
ored convention here today an Arkansas
delegate offered resolution favoriug the
denomination Of President Grant, but the
convention adopted substitute declaring
itimpolihc to anticipate the action of the
Republican party.
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RaiIroad Troubles al Atlanta.

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 24.-Partles are
seizingEolling stock and other property oi
the Brunswick & Albany Railroad fol-
debt. President Kimball's inability is
said not 10 result from losses by the Chi.
cago fire. There are rumors OF the repu.
diation Of the State bonds hypothicated
by him. Gov, Bullock seized the road
and placed 1t in the hands Of Col. John
SCreVen, of Savannah,
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The Yacht Races in New York Bay.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 24.-During the race
yesterday, the yacht Resolute sailed leis.
urely over the course, beating the Livonia
easily throughout Ashbury's note ~ the
Yacht Club claims continuation OF the
series Of races for the possibility oi win.
ming two more. The Livonia will be al
the post to-day for the fifth race, and Il
no yacht isthere will sail twenty miles
to sea aud back. She will do the same
Wednesday. The Committee decide that
no more contests will take place for the
Queens Cup The Herald states that the
Dauntless will sail against the Livonia
to-day.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Oct. 24-In the session Of the
Reichstag to-day, Won Room, Minister OF
War, in answer to an Interpretation, stated
that two.thirds of the infantry reserves
would shortly be permitted to return
home. The cavalry reserves however,
would for technical reasons, still remain
with their colors headed, and that the ut.
most relief would bo granted to volunteers
Tor one year.
DARMsTADT, Oct 24.-The Court thea.
tre Of this city, took fire this afternoon,
and Is now wrapped In flames. A heavy
easterly wind Is blowing, and II Is
feared the flames may spread to the ada.
cent buildings.
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The Lease of the New Jersey Rail.
$50. roads.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 94-To.morrow
Galzuten, President pro tenn Of the Phila.
delphia & Trenton Railroad, will sign q
lease which transfers the united compa-
nies Of New Jersey TO the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. After signing the
lease, the Philadelphia & Trenton Rail.
road Company will hold meeting to con.
slider the provisions Of the lease. A com.
mittee will then be appointed to make
outa proper inventory Of the property to
be transferred. This will take until
about the frat Of December.
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Convention OF Kansas Editors.

LAWRENCE, Ks, Oct 24-The Kansas
State Association Of Editors and Pub.
fishers met here TO day. The annual ad.
dress was delivered by Capt. Henry
King. One Of the propositions before the
convention was the repeal Of the law ere.
ating a State Printer. The people oI
Lawrence give the members oi the Con.
vention aball and banquet tonight and
tomorrow. Elf.Eg.s $50 10
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UTAH.

The Tin Mines at Ogdsn..They ART
Wonderfully RIch-sSilver and Gold
MInings-A Suit Against Brigham
Young.
SALT LAKE, Oct. 23-The tin mines u
Ogden are attracting more and more at
tention, The Governor and large par
ty ofcapitalists went to-day to visit them
An experienced miner and expert from
Cornwall, England, reports them wonder
ful, and that the vast quantity Of ore In
sight OF the Star ofthe West, the pioneer
discovery, will average 90 per cent OF fine
tin. He says, these discoveries are destin-
TO work revolution In the tin trade Of
the world. New discoveries are making
daily, and another claim has been bonded
for two hundred thousand dollars.
Thereceipts Of silver for the past week,
by Wells, Fargo & Co., are greater than
ever before, being within traction OF
two hundred thousand dollars. The dis.
covery Of gold quartz in Bingham canon,
assaying over 81 900 per ton, Is fact,
Mrs, Sarah A. Cooke, sues Brigham
Young to-day, for two thousand dollars,
SOhSStSu lOl hOA uCuSlAt uIuu tuO uChtu VI
her husband some years ago, and placed
in BrighamS hands. The defence admit
the receipt OF money for the purpose
stated, but claim offsets to the amount OF
$4,000. Mrs Cooke was formerly Nor.
mon, but is now prominent as a 80 called
Apostle.
THE PoLYGAMY TRIALS.
In the Hawkins case this A. NJ, the dc.
fendant asked 70 be relieved for the rea-
son that the verdict was not In accord.
ance with the statute, as II failed to specl.
lythe nature and extent OF the punishment,
which was overrued, and at the request
Of the counsel, sentence was deferred till
Saturday next.
The case oi Sarah A. Cook a. Brigham
Young, is still on trial. There Is some
excitement among the Polygamists as to
Hawkins fate. The court room this A. N.
was thronged with women. Hawkins
hlmselfis wholly unconcerned. He was
remanded to prison at Camp Douglass.
The Mormons like peace. Provided Brig.
ham is not subjected to imprisonment
they say that Brigham would submit, but
his followers will never allow It.
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SAN FRANC1sCo.

sANFRANcBCo, Oct. 24,-The Chicago
Relief Committee remitted $4,000 to
Milwaukee to-day for the Wisconsin
sufferers, and have over ono hundred
thousand dollars on hand. The Ladies'
Committee shipped over 1000 new gar,
ments, and arc now making more for
Wisconsin and Michigan. The police
are working up the matter Of the numer.
Gus incendlary fires, but there Is no solu.
ton yet, fEHa -.....r
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BAIrlMoRE, Oct. e4.-At the plmlico
Course races, the hurdle race, two miles,
was won by Vesuvius in 3:39t.
Annie swand stakes, for two.year. .olds,
three.fourths Of mile, was won by Grey
Planet in 1:17i.
Pimlico stakes, four.year.olds, two
mile heats, Freakness walked over Com
pensation.
Handicap, two miles, all ages, won by
Madam Dudley in 8:39
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We learn that in Mineral county Mr.
MORTIMER {, TOTTEN is running as an
injeDendent Democrat for Convention
,,,ip,t the Democratic nominee who was
, c,D,ain in the rcbela army. Mr.. ToTTEN
WAS recently agent at Glen Easton. He
I, said to be very worthy man, and
there is q good prospect OF his election.
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y.,,1. A9ue'tiOn for Mr.. PanneiI.

v5i,S iSink S there is one more question
ogSS, S' shc candidates for Convention
VSs,S,.vo SSi 70 DC called on 10 answer, viz.
ipco,ne.. o,De. II u elected they would favor the
viGoI VIsilCn na,,n in the Constitution Of a pro.
oib,atS iISG which should forbid The directors
vi, ,SSs. especially savings institutions,
Vjtb%ss.ve Isve deposits in the institution, from
iD,o iD,piV,awlng iinl'w'ilng them when il il about.io Ia
depo.;,ou.lu to the detriment Of Other
n,nv ors. ~ n The experience of good
piob,i",,. "' .llls city has shown the obvious
&s mb,oo,' VI constitutional provision on
On MI iOlecL g, The views Of Mr. PANNELI
ttles, question would be of peculiar in,
""'''79 Oct q.
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lSihc summer Of 1904, the editors ol
The Register were arrested and imprisoned
by NsJ Gen. HUNTER, by virtue Of the
military power in him vested. For this
the people of0hio county are now called
upon tOsend men to a Constitutional Con.
ventOn who would bC in deep water in o
Bcrl Of Supervisors. For this we are
expected to vote against men who could
teoireal service to the city in that Con-
ventOn, This is the kind Of logic which
The people Of Wheeling will hardly be
Ableto appreciate,
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ALARaE crowd assembled yesterday in
Cameron in expectation ofa circus. The
circus failed to come to time, and the
crowd, about a thousand people, resolved
themselves into a Republican mass meet
ug, and were addressed by Gov. PEIR'
POINT, Capt PIPES and others. The yeo'
nSury of Marshall are walked up, and We
confidently look for good results In that
county Thursday.
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THE editor OF the New York CONNER.
cidl says he read II just forty.seven times
In forty. eight hours that "Chicago will
arise like a phoenix from the ashes" II
any writer uses the phrase again the edi.
tor hopes "the fire.proof bird will drop a
few hot cinders on the head Of the man
who does it.n
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TnR official vote of Pennsylvania al
tie recent election Is published. The Re
publican majority for Auditor General ID
1880 and for Surveyor General 2O,S7O
The majority for a Convention is 300, 1853
Thevhole eyote cast was 553, $40. GEARY's
n,jority last year was 4,506 in a vote ol
5165O8. This shows a falling OF in the
vote Of ??,GCS and an increase Of 1874
iutbe Republican majority taking the
lhe highest
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ANOTHER SpECK OF WAR.-ThC
Hlytcn government having, with tht
concurrence Of the diplomatic corps, re-
fused to surrender the steamer Hornet to
The demand Of the Spanish Consul, he
has hauled down his consulate flag and
gone on board a Spanish man Of.war,
which at once started ior Cuba for In
'iuCtions, The ground of the refusal
was that the vessel was under the Ameri
can flag. and it was claimed by the Uni
ted States Minister Mr. Bassett) that she
was no pirate, and was entitled to protec.
lion
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Oct 24.-The story tele.
graphed from here in regard TO the de.
mands for a Constitutional Convention
was gotten up in the interest Of ring oI
railroaders who wish to buy State bonds
and has no other support.
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PHILADELPHIA,
smallpox statistics.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. A.-The official
report shows the total number Of small.
pox cases In the three weeks past to be
942, deaths 161. The disease Is heaviest
In the goth ward, where the houses are
mostly built on low land. Thousands are
being vacclnated
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Moro Firea in Misnonain.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 24.-A special to the
Sentinel, from Beloit, Wisconsin, says
there are large fires in the woods seven
miles cast of that place. Barns, stacks,
&c, were burned near Roscoe yesterday.
Other fires are reported. The city Is filled
with dense smoke,
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Wan DBPARTHENTl
OTPICB or THH OHIRP gIaNAL OPPIoEn,
WARRINGTON, D. c., oct. 1880 r. n.

The barometer will probably continue
high Wednesday from the lower lakes
to the middle and east Atlantic, with
clear and clearing and smoky weather.
Cloudy weather will continue on the
South Atlantic coast, and the area
Of the low barometer will extend
from Missouri to Wisconsin, with easterly
winds on Lakes Michigan and Superior.
No important change iS probable for the
Gulf coast. H'| ......#aNv
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srgupESyILLE, last Saturday voted
,v ,GG TO 81 to have a $4,000 school
roo.e II had been the excitement ofthC
,orD for some weeks. The next fight
will be over the location.
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1t Is feared that Prof. Jas. T. Hodge,
of Plymouth, Mass, was lost in the steam.
er H. @. Coburn, He was on his way
home from Lake Superior, where he had
been engaged In geological explorations.
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WHEELING donated $4,000 to Chica'
,o.|SNkar2le Herald
Tbe Civ Council donated $4,000, and
,he priyate subscriptions are now $s,O09'
or slSO69 in all.
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THE New York Baptists at their recent
convention discussed "thc weed" and one
Othe most Jealous and anti.tobacco min.
l''er' introduced resolution that "the
use tobacco is an expensive indulgence,
involving a large outlay of tho Lords
money that might be advantageonsly us.
Cd for the Kingdom Of Heaven" The
smokers and chcwcrs adroitly moved to
amend by inserting "tea and Coffee and
'nldAnk movement defeated the propo.
sitiOn
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TORONTO, OTTAWA, Oct. 24.-A cor.
respondent Oh the Brpress says that the
case Of the schooner Horton being stolen
by the Gloucester fishermen is simply re-
garded as violation Of the customs reg
nlniiona.
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Wrecks on the Nova scotln Connt.

Wrecks on the Nova Scotia Coast,
HALIFAX, Oct. 94.-A large bark Is re-
ported ashore on the new harbor lodges
No tldings Of the crew.
Two vessels are ashore at Popes Har.
Dor, two at Marie Joseph, and one a
Blckerton, .HEs.H nI.. |ErlN F.
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lhE VliIo ELECTEoN.-The official re-.
S. SS,as nave now been received by the
S%leafy .sy Of State from seventy. nine
SOSnuss i'S,o es Of Ohio. In these Moves vote
SSsa'S'O; Ss.o McCooks, 1O0,O57; Stewards,
wv. ,"o' !, scattering, .. Noyes' majority
,',, "1 McCook, 1910. In nine connties
Ia'o Yo.,,. be heard from the Republican ma.
,glIy S last year was s,OO5. ii these con.
!. Hape y 'heSame this year Noyes' ma Iority
,o,s @G s State will be 2l,5lS. The total
ro.,, "v" 'ne Seventy.nine counties for the
SS,usI'u'lonal n. Convention is 245, ,7O4, all
SS'oles IsS Of every kind against Il Is no..
,,.,,.I .S Inc absolute majority for the Con.
so,.% rr,,Un IS 7a,23S The nine dellnqueht
Sy 'iIfs ifsate are Ashtabula, Fulton, Guern.
Sob,.n huron Lawrence, Lorain, Morgan,
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Ravages Of the Fla mes Mo pday.

ROCHESTER,, Oct. 95.-Reports show
that the fires ragged with unusual violence
yesterday. The dwelling house and a
building Of Supervisor Hampton, of Liv.
ingstone county, were burned. There Is
a little wind to-day. Tho city Is free ol
smoke. About 1000 acres have been
burned over in Orleans county. Rain is
needed. ... .
TRoY, N. Y, Oct 24.-The storehouse
Of the Troy Gas Company was burned to.
day with large quantity Of coal Loss
100000.
PoUGHKEEPsrE, N. Y, Oct. 24-The
mountains and forest in Ulster county are
burning. The Fatbush fires have been
extingniShed, but the Shawangunk noun.
tains are still on fire. .sIat.
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rup Iast number of HrrpO'' Weekly
circulated 100000
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IHE fire in Chicago had the curious
elect Of spelling the outsides +" Of near.
g'So hundred weekly newspapers which
Me published hundreds of smiles from
,aN 70 city in Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and
minnesota. One Of the leading printers
=" chicago did large business in print.
"g These outsidcs" " in duplicate and
sending them to different places, where
ae'oCaI publishers printed the news on
@eO'hef side. The farmers who depend.
Mupon these sheets Tor their weekly sup.
p!OI news must have been puzzled 10
,uow how tile Chicago fire could have
utPi''ed i them Of their village newspaper
'o'Ie Tie home Office remained intact.
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THE FIRES IN NEW YORK
Woods on Fire Near Niagara.

NEW YoRK, Oct PA dispatch from
Niagara Falls says that the woods six
miles above, between Lasalle and Tona.
wanda, have been on fire all day yester.
day. The woods cover an area Of two
miles
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The FaVorite Soap,
Manufactured nv n RETn, whao,,no W va

claim that II cannot be Oxcelled, lst, In puri.
~ and quality; I'd, In economy, because Il ls
1rm and hard % soon a. made and will not shrink
when exposed 10 the atmosphere, like most
soaps do. II will therefore wash half % much
more as the soaps now In market at the Gane
price Sd, For perfection In washing You must
wash with pure, clean SOAP, Or you cannot have
you will have no more trouble getting your
clothes white and faultless, and guarantee that
II will not injure the skin or the most delicate
fabrics 4th, / claim fot Il an advantage over all
Others In that II will bear leaving In water for
or 10 hours without injuting II. Other soaps are
rendered useless by forgetting them in the tue
or basin after using. Please enquire ol your
grocer for the FAvorite Soap, and you will be
convinced that II Is the best.
CAuTi0N.--Rach bar ls stamped "MlnsFg' and
HtehdnleS' Fdtortn Soap, itdn4fdeturtd By y.
Reid. RhsClIn1, w "a"
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by
Soap add Candle Manufacturer,
augao Wheeling, W. Va.
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vncS% nS%IephGn ?! D. Gthmcle has been sen.
lie Inv nn,5.I " DC hung at Buffalo, N. Y, for
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ChsQnteltigenftr:

Goy PElprolNr is to address the Re
.,,Llcops this evening at Moundsville.
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WANT SUPPLIED,

To supply want felt for o real genuine good
article OF Soap at reasonable price, the under
signed ls now manufacturing such an article, a.
al testify who have seen and used