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q o R F. 10 B I'd D, A.;
VIA SAVANNAH. N4A'-Htt :. - iii, s,a5.s5a

The Splendid Steamer DICTATOR, ri.sx ~
Captain L. M. Coxettel, viii leave =
Charleston every TUESDAY EVENING, az harpast
SoNyILLE, PALATKA AND ALI,s LANDINGS
ON ST. JOHNS RIVER. ....,y .. ;. =, ..s.s...
Returning, DICTATOR will leave PAEATRA
THURSDAY NIGHT, SAVANNAH SATURDAY MoBh-
ING. arrlviVing here same Mfernoon.
all WAY Freight must be prepaid. -
For Freight or Passage, having spleRdld &C.
commodations, apply to H.
RAVENEL & CO., Agents,
Corner Vanderhorsts Wharf aaa EAST Bay.
inlu21
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EUROPEAN and American Stereoscopic
Views, 81 5o,pG dozen. HAsEL STREET
BAZAAR z. aprls:mwf
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BROwN.-DIed, July 80, 1872, IDA CECILIA,
daughter OF Isaac aid Mary Brown, In hershth
year. "
w THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintances OF the family are invited to attend
her Funeral Services at the residence, No. 8 Rut
ledge street. corner Of Queen street, THIS AFTER
NOON, at halfpast O'Clock. - juls3l+
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REPORT FOR TEE WEEB.

The following is the official return of deaths
for the City of Charleston, for the week end
Ing July 27, 1872:
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CLUBS AND STARS.

Calender of Yesterday's Arrests and
Penalties.
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Meetings This Day.

Charleston Light Dragon Sabre Club, at 8
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TIE SOUTHERN LIFE.-The following gentle.
men have recently been elected officers of the
Southern Life Insurance Company, Atlanta,
Ga, for the ensuing year: General John B.
Gordon, president; A. b. Coquitt, Esq, vice
president; W. G. Morris, Esq, secretary J. A.
Morris, Esq, assistant secretary; L. E. Bleck-
ley, Esq, counsellor. Directors-John B. Cor
don, A. b. Colquitt, A. Austell, J. 8, Hamilton,
E. W. Holland, D. E. Butler, H. '. NJ. Miller,
Wade Hampton, Benz. May, 8. Y. Tupper. W.
A. Caldwell, VIM. Johnston, John B. Moore,
Jos. A. Lswton, D. B. Murchison, James G.
Bailie, E. B. Walker.
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CRuMBs.-eur colleton correspondent omit
ted to send his name.
General Wade Hampton passed through
Richmond on Monday on his way to the White
Sulphur.
A drunken man broke glass in window OF
T. 8. ,Npson's shoe store, No. l3l Meeting
street, yesterday. He was taken to the Guard
house.
There are but few public wells in Cannons-
boro';and Radclifeboro', and the want OF water
is much felt in those localities. Cannot the
City Fathers build cistern under st. Panl's
Church. and thus, in a measure, supply the
deficiency?
On the s!st of July, l7ls, two rustic lovers,
John dewet and Sarah Drew, were killed
near Oxford, England, at the same moment,
by stroke of lightning. The Incident has
been memorized In rhyme BY no less than
three poets-Pope, Gay and Thomson.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.

Exports.
GIBARI, CUBA-Per schr Eothen-74,o 900 feet
nmher.
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Grann 1Dri,s Distribntlotr:
e5rano 1Dri3e Distribntlen: -
$1,OOO,OOO! "a
... SECOND -, +..f r
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF THE =
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKYs2


AT LOUISVILLE, KY. a s..
By authority in the act Of the LEGISLATURE InGor-
norarin0 1hs PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
the Trustees will give their ~I.io-
SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT
In the great Hall of the Public Library Building,
in Louisville, KY ,on
SATURDAY. EPfnaBER. 2s, ,ls72.
lot, 900 TICKETS OF ADMISSION
will he issued at $40 each; half tickets, S.; quar-,
ter tickets, 50 SO; II whole tickets Tor $l00; 70
SIS for $4,000 No discount on less than $loo
worth OF tickets at lime.
$5O0,000 in Currency
will be given TO the holders OF tickets BY distri
button By lot OF ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, as
i''.'"'' tLIsT Of GIFTS. y y
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EOR GARDNER's BLUFF, -.
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON TIE PEE.
DEE RIvsR VIA GEORGETOWN. q

The steamer PLANTER, Captain = d.
J. T. Foster, will receive Freight at -
Accommodation Wharf, on MONDAY, the, Z9tn
and leave on WEDNESDAY MIGHT, the 3lst inst.
Freight and Wharfage prepaid. o.,.o,,
For Freight or Passage apply TO tne CaP'ain
0n 0oAto'' - " RAvENEL. HOLMES co.,
No. 1T East Bay.
NB-After the 1st August tne ~ fnAm soa !,e rord ~
ner,s Bun every TUESDAY EIdHT, tnus estaoBsa Isa
Jug meeAi9 I1"' july26.6
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Receipts by Railroad. July 80.

Receipts by Railroad. July 80.
soUrH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
az bales cotton, Al bales goods, 160 sacks grain,
I79 bbls flour 10 Railroad Agent, W Williams
i cl, @ II Walter 6 CO, A Salinas, A Mnlligan,
q Blschoff co. b Cobia d co, b BIiWlnKis, !
Browne.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
2bsles cotton, III bbls spirits turpentlne, Sa3
hhls rosin. cars lumber, kegs nails, mdse, &c. To
Rarden 4 Parker, Whllden & Jones, walker,
q BIschol q co. Caldwell & Son, Geo Williams
q Co, Railroad Agent, and others.
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6bippl1Ig.
sEOR NE W Y6R 4.
-: -:-es-fI-'T y { 80: yse!!t Z,
NEW YoHKagANB-. CHARLESTON y
STEAMH95IE1L LNE.aJ 1tcf
6biupltg.
EsTABLTsHE'D ls45.

The superior .hrstclsss stdewleal i.stssmShlp;
MANHATTAN, Ms. Woodruff. Commander WIl.
sail from Adger's south Wharf on SATURDAY, An.
gust s. at O'Clock .Rs A, precisely. d. ;fs
H5- The MANHATTAN Is handsomely and CON.
fortably fitted fupHfars passengers, and 7ofers:
great Inducements to. travellers going iNoEth,i
HS- Marine Insurance ty this Line n per cent.
sS Through BILE o.. .tading' given on Cotton 70
Liverpool, tB9ssoa; Prey and The New Eng.
sS Firsrclass Passage $40. which Includes
State Rooms and medB
For Freight orFasasge5Eu Engagements applyt Ito
july29.s JAMES, .AQGER q CO.. Agents.
TlHE PHILADELPHIA IRON STEAM
L LINE.
5,a, ~ a d Il 1.,ss;s,
ZEZA,'.,
T1Naa
E
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The Georgians, Mann, sailed. ....... ..!one
The Duke OF Cornwall, Keays, sailed. MAY
The Granton, Duke, ...'une
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I1aT nE VEElEI.R
LIVERPOOL.

DIP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
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New York market.
Nav YORK, July ).

NEW Ohh, ou'S ~
FLOUR-The market is dali ant
in the buyers favor; sales at 80 :;
dI5 IS for .uperfne State; So 2oGo 81
for extra State; $6 35rG6 81 for choice
do; Sc 55@7 Is tor fancy do; s. 23Nd
5 Is for superfne western; 80 oo(a
6 40 for common to medium ex'rs
ives, ern; Sc As al 50 for choice; s. 3;
as 80 for common to choice white
wheat western extra; So 3OG6 d
or common to good shipping brand.
extra round hoop Ohio S. SOFAS o.
Tor trade brands; 81 30 a9 ~ iol
common to fair extra St. LOUIS anc
50 5Ot9l0 so for good TO choice do
Southern -four is dull and declining a.
81 80 99 90 for common to far extra
and 50 O5 alp % for good TO choice do
RYE -four is quiet aud unchanged al
81 OO(d4 60. Corn meal quiet =,
GRAIN-The wheat market IL dull
and nominal At 81 80 al % or No. .
spring; 81 53@l Sc for No. | do
81 6o6l 63 Tor winter red western
q 656l 6S tor amber western; 81 63ld
| 10 Tor white do. Rye is quiet at .
"a SOC tor western Barley qu ct Bar
lev malt qnier and unchan !ed. Corn
is heavy and lower at 6W66lc tor
steamer western mix d; 62G62lc ior
sail 10 Oats dull at "A d,2i4c tor west
ern and 43 d44c or Ohio
PROVISIONS - Pork steady at
sl3 -3U for new mss; so 5O9lf % 'ol
prime, and $l2 45@l2 80 tor new
prime mess. Beet dali at s. 50"9 81
for plain mess and SO OO9l2 90 foI
extra do. Beet hams heavy at $50 OOCa
"a 90. Tierce beef at $l4 Oo(9lI IN
for prime mess and ST. OO(9l9 % foi
India do. Cut meats quiet al 9!@ l2!c
for hams and 5l@5!c Tor shoulders
Middles dull. Lard quiet and steady a,
SBG9c for No. | to prime steam, and
9!c for kettle rendered.
BUTTER - Dull at 22G2Sc fol
new.
CHEESE-Heavy and lower at "9
lie for common TO prime.
COTTON-rhe Exchange will not be
open for business until Monday.
.TALLQW-Qnlet at S2@9 SIC.
,WHISKY-Dull AMI no "inal 81"
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Senatorial COnventiOn-SecOnd Dis
lrlcf.

Senatorial COnVentiOn-SecOnd Dis
trict.
In pursuance OF call for Sena-
torial Convention tor the Second Sepa-
tori.l District OF West Virginia, COM
posed of Marshall, Marion and Wetze
counties, the delegates from the sale
counties met at Burton, in the county
Of Wetzel, on the ID day of July, 1872
at o'clock P. M.
On mot on of Dr.. Bruce, Of Marshall
John C McEldowney, OF Wetzel, wa,
chosen temporary chairman and A. B
Flemi e, OF Marion, temporary secre
tary.
On motion Of j. w McCarriher, 6
committee on Permanent Organization
was appointed as follows: Marcus Ice
Thomas Manion and j. II. Showslter
On motion of S NJ. Somers,' o.
Marion county, a Committee on Baspi
o. Representation and Credentials wa'
appointed as follows: DR. Bruce j. W
McCarriher, A Prichard. S. M. Som
ers. Nil ord Moore and Silas Merrell.
During the absence Of the committee
the Convention was entertained by
speeches from Major Downey, OF Min
eral county, and others. .''-
The Committee on Permanent Organ
ization reported the following perms'
maueut officers: Chairman, John w
McCov, Esq. Of Marion; Secretaries
John C. McEIdowney, Of Wetzel, and
E C. Snodgrass. OF Marion. NJ
Resolutions of equal representation
were adopted allowing each county six
teen votes. >" -.
The latter committee submitted also
the following resolutions, which were
adopted: .... .. ~ =
1. That with full confidence in the
wisdom and patriotism Of the National
Democratic Convention soon to assem-
BILE at Baltimore. we pledge the De-
mocracy of this Senatorial District 70
abide it's action or recommendation and
to express their approval thereof at the
polls 20
9. We pledge to the nominees Of the
/ s ate Convention held at Parkersburg,
NV 80 1879. and to those OF this Con
vention, our earnest aud active sup
port .",'-.'. -.
We endorse the proposed new Consti
tuition of the Safe Of West Virginia,
and recommend its ratification by the
people, without distinction of party.
Candidates were then proposed And
ballo,ed for resulting in the following
Senatorial ticket: 10 General B W
Price, of Marshall and Sep Hall, Of
Wetzel. 100 .& '.. .i-i" ...
The Convention returned vote o.
thanks to the President and Secretaries
The Secretaries were instructed to fur
nish the proceedings 10 the Wheeling
REGISTER for public Anon, and tha
other Democratic papers in the dlsusc'
be requested to publish q Synopsis
thereof. --ila7 2. F. = sG,.
The convention then adjourned. 40
JOHN w McGoY, President
Jyo. C. McELDowNY, S.c,, ,.r
E. C.. SNoDGRAss, g..
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July ).
FLOUR-Is quiet and the demand
local
GRAIN-Wheat is unsettled and
variable; market active, No 2 sprIns
closing at 81 244 seller July and 81 Ia
seller August Corn less active, prices
fell Jc No. . closing at 4O5c seller July
and 42.c seller August rejected at Bite
Oats firm and quie:; No 2 closed at "a
@274c cash and 274c seller August. Rye
quiet, firm and hale higher, with sal
a, ST oslo for No. = Barley quiet;
BUYER. at SIC AMI sellers at 53954c.
HIGH WINE5-Steady and iiim al
S5c.
PROVISIONS Mess pork quiet
and firm at 20G25c per barrel higher;
sales at $l3 00@l3 10 seller July and
sl3 10 seller August Lard quiet and
quot4ble at SIC.
BEEF CATrLE-Quiet and nm
changed at 50 70G6 25
LIVE HOGS-Active and higher al
So 70@4 05
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Governor Jacobs organ, the W heel
ing IntslIgeneer,. announces that the
Governor was induced to become q can
didste by-Ie,ters- received from promi-
nent Democrats in every county IN the
State. urging him to do sod We don't
belirve . word o. it, and call for the
proof Let us have the names of the
;.promihe mt Dem >crats" 10 th's county
wh6sokei,ed ham 70 betray his party.
We ehallsage yoa to produce q sinsle
pums. Now take back OF modify .he
assertion, or furnish the. proof OF its
Ityt,tb fulnesss -! aaytns6ar9 Nesc Era. la
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. r. Gu

~, #tEfH3 PASSENGER TRAt
~ 1kywill be run by the rolIow'',
schedule on and afteI June 10, ISL Wheel
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
RAsT-LEAvEs wEsr-LKAvEs
WEIGHING dasty az $50 ~ " dsify atsIl:,o
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES Ar
Cumberland..Gl5P p. n. lColum bus. 20 p. n.
Baltimore--o:2 Sandusky =. 1850
Washington Cincinnati. O:l5 4"
ID. C............9.50 e" q rlcago -..-..s:O A. N
Philadelphia.3:O AN IT. Louis-...... l:OJ p. NJ
New York.-.6:40
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsT-LRAvEs
sWheeling sWheeiing
daily at. ...5:4O p. Il. daily at. sos A. n
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
Cumberland. 2lD A. n. columbus. ....2:l 10 p. N.
Baltimore ....8: Sandusky....6.O
New York; 40 p. NJ. Cincinnati..-
Philadelphia1O Chicago .-.-...S: GA. N
Washington IT. Louis
D.C..........-loO5 IN. sSundsys excepted
sundays excepIeuI
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAvs wEsr-LKAvEs
wheeling ,SWheeling
daily at. ll:5 I'm. daily at...-l'.55 p. NJ.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. S:2U A. NJ Columbus..., Sl5 e.
Washington Cinclnnad-. Gi5
D.C........-6:2) p. n Chicago .l2l5
Philadelp'a -ll;O IT. Louis % A. n.
New York.. saturdays excepted.
SATURDAYS excepted
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATION.
EAsr-LEAvEs wEsT-LEAvEs
wheeling wheeling
daily at-...lG:55 A. N. daily at ---5 ID p n
ARRIVES AT ARRIvEs At
Cumberland $50 columbus ...l2:5O A. II.
Sundays excepted. Cincinnati GS
st LOUISE. 6:[1P. =.
lChicago-....-l2:l5
seundays exc"pteI.
WHEELING, PlTrS'G q BAIT. DIV.
Leaves VHeelins At us q. m. and 40
%. rn., Sundays excepted.
East bound trains make con uections
at Baltimore with trains for Philad-
phia, New York and Boston. At Rels!
House, via Washington City, for all point
South.
West bound trains make direct connec-
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest. o.
Tickets 70 all principal points can be pro-
cured at the ONCE.
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore
B. r. DEVRIE5,
je,2 General Agent Wheolirq
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Building Lots For Sale.

OFFER THE FOLLOWING ElTHER
at wholesale or retail: Lots No. " In
Snnare 3: No. s in Square 8; the south hall
~ No. IA In square 10; No. IA in square u;
No. lin square ii; No. 2 in Square 2s No. II
I'm SQUARE I3; No. IA in Square II; NO. IN
square "a; No. II in square IL, and No. - IN
Division f.. ~. ~ ,s,x
a1nare o. north half of No. IA in Square III:
No. IN square I; No. l5 in Square II; No. II
in square lS No. II In Square 10; NO. II IN
SIuare is; No IL In square y, and No; 10 TN
j1utre u. All situated In the SUBDIVISIONS
stthe Caldwell estate. , u,,ouue
3o,s Real Estate AGENT.
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Tickets to all principal points In the "a !
and west can be procured at the Unloi
Ticket Oftice, In Mcclure House, and AT th'
station at Bridgeport. -
FIR. MYERS,
jel2 Gent Passenger and Ticket Asen /.
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FOR r e Mt.
For Rent.

LARGE ROM, Wild SPLENDID
4 light and power for machinery. Also,
other small roo ms. with or without power,
aud one uge wareronm. Possession given
drst OF April. Apply at once OF StaT r0en
dry. BENZ. r Ii u IN'
h
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

For Sale.
1.-TWO FINE HILL FARMS IN WETZEL
ounty, W. Va, one Of $40 acres, 20
acres under fence and in cultivation, resi-
line in valuable timber, house, stables, &c
the other of 100 acres one mile west Oh
- Rv w. " HU6E& BRO,
is5 Bailey's Block. l08 Market 81.
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hair IL thickened, falling hair checked. ana
badness often. though not always. cured
by It's use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the folliclcs are Destroyed, OF the
glands strophied and decaycd; but such o.
remain can he saved by this application,
and stim ulaied into activity, 10 that new
growth OF hair IN produced. Instead OF foul
ing the hair with ap'sty sediment, IL VII
keep II clean and vigorous. iu occ 'sional
use Will prevent the hair from turning gray
or falling on. and consequently prevent
baldne.s. The restoration Of vitality u gives
To the scalp arrests and prevents the forins-
ton OF dapdrurf. which 70 20 oftsn 20 un-
cleanIy and offen-ive. free nom those
deletsfiour subs anc"s which make soms
preparations dangerous and Injurious 10
The hair, the ytgor can only benefit DIT noS
harm II. n wanted mercy tor . HAIR
DRRsSsING, nothing else can b found W
desirabi :. Containing neither oil nor dye,
II DOES not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving II q rich, glossy
lustre. and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. J.C. Aver &C.,,
Practical and Analytical Chemists, Low
ell, Mass. och eodAN
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Ayers
Cherry PectoraI,
For Disease OF the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs Colds. WhooP-
ing Cough, 8 onchitis. Asth-
ma and Consumption.

Among the grea
discoveries of mod
ern science, fsw are
OF more real value
70 mankind than
this e6ectcal rsfne-
~ for ell disssse-
VI the Throat and
Lungs. A vast trial
Of ~ virtues thro-
out this and other
cou ntrieA. has
sarsly and effecfu.
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. New York money MarEet.

T. New York Money Marset
hi .ga.mNsw YORK, July SIS P. NJ o.
MONEY-The market was easy to-
day at 4@5 per cent on call, With
exceptional loans in the afternoon at
3t@4 per cent. Most OF the brokers
have made their arrangements tor
money over 70 Monday, and hence the
demand. is very moderate. -.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The mar,
ket was quiet and firm at 1909 for prime
bankers sixty days sterling, and ll0a
tor sight; commercial bills are scarce
and in demand. ,a..-. &C.,.
GOLD-The market was qniet and
steady, at 1l3s@H3s. The gold room
closed az 2go'cock P. NJ
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ally control them. The testimony. Of our
bet citizens, OF all CLASSES, csts biishes the
fsct, that CBERKY PEoToHAL Wal and dos
relieve and cure the afiiictsi disorder. OF
the Throat snd Lung bsyond sny 0thsr
mesiicins. The most dangerous Affections
OF the Pulmonary Organs yfsId TO IL power:
ana cases Of CONnU " Pri0N, cured By
tins preparation. are publicly known, -
psmsr kable a. hardly 10 10 believed, were
they not proven beyond dlsputk. ASS rem.
edy Il II adequate, on which the pubne may
rely lor iuli protection. BY caring CuUUHs,
the foferunners oi more serious disease. u
ave unn1mbered lives, and an amount Of
suffering not % be computed. Il cbslI.nga
trial, and coDvinces the most sxspttcal.
Every family should keep on hsad -
protection sgainra the eariy and unpsf-
csived sttack of Pulmonary a osctions
which are easily met ~ nnt. bat which De-
come incursnIe, aud I o often hta1, II neg
iect.d. Tender lungs n-.ds this dsfensT
and it n unwi-e 70 ue Without II "a safe-
guard 10 children, amid the distressing dis
eA-<s which beset the Throat and Chst o.
chiIdhood, Cal RRY PacToRAL b invalu-
able; for, by Its timely use, muititudes are
rescued from premature graves, and asved
10 the love and Affection conferred on them.
II acts s,sesdiiy and surely against ordinary
colds, securing sound and beAiih. ressosing
deep. No one will suffer troblesons IN
FLCENZA and painful bkOsChlIH,
when thsy know boz eaAly thsy can Dc
coririnally the yrodsstos long, Iasosious,
cost or toll n spared In making sv6y ooetle
In The almost p sssbIe pefftcfton- II may
be esun6soly relied apeu - posseEnng ~
tue virtues tt has ever exhibited, and cps
bic Of producing cur - ~ meD0refnS - the
greatest 10 has ever snsetsd- ~ q
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Toledo Market.

81 , ,ao6s i;sn ?. TOLEDO July .,
nEFLOUR-Is qniet. q Ell ,..,a ,
-, GRAIN-Wheat is 2@3c better and
In moderate demand; amber Michigan
at 81 As. Corn dull; no sales. Oats
dull; no aales. ---.gs -.
ID PROVISIONS-Pork and lard are
nonipsl. e -..-...
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Merchants will consult their interest BY
eXsminingo our
COS,
SuS arS,
SyruP9,
Dr1pS,
Coffee,
Spices.
TooaccoS,
soda,
I Onn PACK AGES NEW MACKERh
l.UUU in Barrels, Half Barrels, Quarter
Barrels and Kits, the best in the market,
FULL WEIGHT, arriving direct rom
Boston.
Flour,
Bacon,
Lard,
Beans,
ID. Peaches
ID. Apples,
Lake Fi9h,
Please call and see our goods and learn
our prices. TlNGLE SHAM,
fe.4 IS Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-06
TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh B. &.

RI RHznHl ON AND AFTER JUNE
~ KA& 2. 1872. Trains will run a.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-06
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For Restoring to Gray Hair its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which II NJ
once agreeable,
healthy, and
enectual for
'~crvlng the
hair N soon
rcsa~s Jnded"
wuy hafr 20 d.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-02-15

hands" Asscmblyman Swain has
legs of the right length to wade in
deep snow, and Mr.. lIixon has not
but he was hungry, and willing to
try it,
1t is unpleasant for travellers to be
delayed in transit ; but if they knew
how the brave " knights of the foot
board" were working at tic front,
exposed to dangers and privations
without y murmur of complaint, it
would make their OWE situation seem
more eaiy to bear.
1t is n good thing TO go among the
men of muscle and brain; who han
die the levers and control the power
that drags its long line of human
freight over continents it will rub off
the thin coating of sickly sentiment
that produces miserable professors,
out of material that was intended TO
work INTO respectable mechanics; tiy
It, some Of yon over-nice pieces Of
clay, who have been Taught TO regard
these men of brawny arms, as sorre.
thing inferior to sckIy, ,,retty
young man with a commercial college
disploma in his vest
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-02-15
GRAND RAPIDS WIS, THURSDAY FEBRUARY l5 1872
i +.

If along life's thorny pathway
have planted one sweet flower
That will cheer the lonely pilgrim,
IN some dark and ty ng hour
If in cars unused to kindness,
have whispered words of cheer,
Or with tender loving fingers. |
Wiped away the bitter tear
If some wandering, errng brother,
] have shown the better way,
Turned from sin his wandering footsteps
Taught his sinking soul to pray
If, when storm clouds dark and fearful
Fill the heart with dark despair,
Shutting out the light of heaven,
one hope have wakened there
If with patient toll aud watching,
some crushing weight OF care
Have made lighter by my labor,
Helped the heavy load TO bear
If in hearts with woe oppressed,
| have soothed the torturing pain.
Made some lonely, sad heart lighter,
shall not have lived in vain.
Louise Neeker.