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Dolly Var(tens.

II husbands are to be mistaken IN
Dolly Warden" DIRE, sss, as was an un-
fortunate husband in Philadelphia, the
sooner the fashion is squelched the
better will it be for the peace OF society.
The husband in question one night
missed from the supper table his wife
Matilda, and inquired OF his little boy
vither had she gone, and jus, at that
moment the dining room door opened
and lady entered. The husband OBJ
served a wild look in her eve, and also
noticed that she was attired in an out
land sh style, having on, as be says, q
dress with sunflowers, aud cabbages
and pumpkins worked all over it, and
a 10, of snakes squirming around for q
background. =,
Rising, the man said: Madam,
whom do YOU wish TO see| and then
said, aside, Poor thiog, she's crazy.
That las, remark settled the business
for him, as the weird female made a
bot aud tightly grasped bis Adam 6
apple and choked him until his race
assumed the color of a banner OF the
Commune. After she had enjoyed
.urfeit Of choking her husband sh'
Topped into q chair, and with tear
coarsing each other down her cheek
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New York Market.
new YORK, April :

FLOUR-Market quiet and firm
at Sc 6j96 s. for superfine western;
Sc 95@7 10 Tor extra State; s. l5@
72j for choice dG IS 3596 IS for
superfne western; IS 90@7 - for COM
mon TO medium extra western; 81 300
$ 10 for choice do IS 1909 - for com
mon TO choice white wheat western
extra; 81 1901 60 for common to good
shipping brands extra round hoOp Ohio;
81 6j@S 30 for trade brands 81 I59
s 50 Tor common to fair extra St. Louis,
and IS 5j@ll 90 for good to choice
do. Southern -four quie, and firm at & 20
G9 90 TOR common to fair extra, and
50 059ll - for good to choice do. Rye
-four is eady at 81 l0A5 %. Corn
meal quiet.
GRAIN-Whest dull at 81 526l 81
Tor No. . spring; 81 5S@l 81 for No. ]
spring; 81 70ol II tor winter red
western; 81 79(ayI Sc for amber western;
81 S6@,2 o. ior white do. Rye quiet
at S1I@SSc for western in store. Barley,
market quiet and prices unchanged.
Corn, market firm at 72lc for western
mixed ahoat and 7lc tor old do in
store. Oats quiet at 5llc for western
in store. and j2G54c for Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork a shade firmer
at Sl3 37@l3 30 Tor new mess; Sll 90 for
prime do, $I2 50@l2 IS for new prime
mess. Peef steady at SO 00@l0 so for
plain mess, and $40 509l2 90 Tor extra
do. Beef hams steady at $23 OO926 on.
fierce beet is dull at SIS W for
prime mesa and $40 80 for India
do. Cut meats are firm at Si@9ic
Tor hams, and 4i9j!c for shoulders
m dies firm. Lard is more active at
S3@9Ic for No. to prime steam and
94c Tor kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Ileavy at 22@25c for
new.
CuEESE-DulI at l3@lSc for CON-
mon to prime.
COTTON-On spot opens quiet, with
holders rather more disposed to realize,
At 22jc for low middlings and 2Ssc for
uplands; forward delivery
shade easier, with sales at &c for
April.
PETROLEUM-In fair request and
firm l2i@l2tc Tor crude, and 22!c for
refined.
TALLOW-Steady at SI@9ic; stea-
rine quiet at 9@l0c.
WlIISKY-Quiet at SS6SSlc:
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exclaimed r"Tbat should ever live to
hear my husband cay that was crazy"
This amused the husband, and eleva.
ting himself to bis full proportions,
he said: . ...-
You can't blame me, madam. for
.upposing you an insane womao; and
now chat / know you are really the
mother OF these interesting children,
will you have the kindness to retire to
the sauctity of your chamber and peel
yourself OF that piece OF furniture chlntz,
or window curtain, or whatever it is
you call it."
Window curtain, chiniz!' said the
spouse; why, it's you that's out Of
your head. That's Dolly Warden, and
very pretty pattern, toe"
Madam" replied the husband, I'VE
may be out OF our head. but if that is
Dolly Warden We are most decidedly
out of pocket. Why, it looks like
circus dress, and the idea Of a woman
at your time Of life
my time OF liteF
Yes your time of life. The next
thing, | suppose, you will be pract cling
the trapeze act In the back yard. Why,
it is enough to give man the delerium
tremens to look at it. Who ever saw
such pattern? It's fash wall paper
run mad. You look exactly like come
japanese tea sign. And now just
bounce out here with that Feejee battle
flag. or you'll scare the baby to d-ath."
There was an omihous pause for a
moment, and then the eldest daughter
sad:
why, you ought to be ashamed o.
yourself, father. Its all the style, and
am agoing to have one. too; there
now" "Yee, and want one; all the
girls have got them" Thus spoke
Maria, the second eldest. ANY more?
gasped the husband; Are there any
more? Hadn't the baby better have
one? l guess I'll get one myself How
do they make up for pautaloous. Ha
Ha! Ha ! Economically. Let me have
q Dolly Warden. Let me clutch 1t.
Bring me a pa tern OF monkeys scaling
lampposls. How would Chinese pnz-
re look, or map of Paramount Park
All the lest ia a blank. The unhappy
husband has just been liberated from
an asylum and pronounced cured. But
the only way they managed it WAS to
dress hlm up in Dolly Warden,
marked out with the ground plan OF
the streets OF Boston.
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BaltIm ore Live stock Market.

THURSDAY. April is.
BEEF CATTLE The m irket YES
terday was tairly active at the opening,
and continued 20 to the close. The
general quality OF the offerings was OF
y superior order, and PRICES OF the
middle and tops generally lc higher,
the actual advance be ug but a shade.
At the close, nearly all the offer
ings, nothing OF note being lett,
wrre sold at So 5"@7 CO! per
100 lbs. Prices to-day FIR bee
cattle ranged as fellows: Beet beeves
Sc 6267 62 that generally rstel fir-t
gu .l,,y s. 5ua6 62I; medium or good
fair quality 81 5095 81 ord
nary thin steers, oxen and cows
80 O0@0 90; in erior and low
est grades of cattle s. 50G4 =
general average OF the market to-day
s. 81; extreme range Of prices g d.
I g. M"st Of the sales were from
$ 5066 81! per 100 ibs. Or the re-
ceipts l29 h. ad came from Maryland,
323 rom Ohio. 274 from Pennsyl-
yania, and la from lllino s.
total receipts for the week 1913
head, against 1904 last week, and I65
head same time last year. Ofthe offer
incs 700 head were taken bv Baltimore
butchers, 1872 head sold to Washington
and Annapolis dealers, ID TO country
dealers, and IL TO spectators for
Eastern markets-totsl sales for the
week $50 head againts 81 last week,
and 735 same time last year.
SHEEP-rhere has been a heavy
falling off in the receipts of sheep this
week, footing up only abont halt the
number Of last week, and prices have
advanced in Consequence ic per
10, the demand bein, good. We
quote sheared at 5!@7c, and wool
sheep at 6@9fc per ID gross. Lambs
were in demand at 50 00S5 on per
head. Receipts this week ll55 head,
against 22O7 last week, AMI 1885 head
same time last year.
HOGS-The supply OF hogs this
week has not been very heavy, but
there is no notable variation in prices
the market has been little more
active, and closed firmer. The demand
! for cornfed is tair, while stopper:
are dull and hard to sell. We
quote cornfed hogs at s. 25G6 IS, and
stillfed at IS 5096 Is per 100 lbs net
Receipts this week 5le5 head, agains'
5O42 last week. and PISS head sam'
time last year.
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OKGANIC WEAkNEss

Immediately cured and full vigor restored.
This distressing afiiictIon, which renders
life miserable and marriage impo slble, Is
the penalty paid by the victims OF improper
dnlgenc. Young persons are too apt Ia
commit excuses 1 ON not being aware oil
the dreadful consequences that may ensue
Now, who that un erst tnds the subject Will
pretend lo deny that the power OF procrea
lion II lost sooner by those falling into
IMPROPER habits Than by the prudentf Be
sId,s being deprived OF the plea ure 81
healthy uf>pi ing, The most 81 iou' and de.
structiIe symptoms OF both body and
mint arise. he system becomes ranged,
tie physical and mental functions wax
rn.d, loss OF provocative power n'rvous
irri ability, dy. pspsia, pilpitation o the
neart, ndIgesI | III, constitutional b lily,
and wasting OF the frame, cJugh, consump-
lion decay, and early death.
Dr. Fish latt graduated rom one OF the
most eminent colleges In tie United states;
has Ell. cIei some or the most astonishing
cures that wee ever known; many trOu-
bei with iiugiuy in The head and e ,rs
uhen asl ep. great nervousness being
alar ned AT sudnen sounds, baShfulness,
with de- angement OF mind, were cured I'M
mediately.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR.. Fishblatt addresses all those who have
injured themselves by improper indul-
yeuce and soiitar> habits, VIII Gil ruin both
b dy and mind, uniting them for either
business, study, society or marriage.
These a e~nne Of the "a and melancholy
effects produced by ear y haoit, OF youth,
viz: Weakness OF The back and limbs, palm
In the breast, dimntss OF sight, loss VI mus
cula, power, palpiration OF the heart, dys-
pep.ia, rv0us irrilability, tyIn ions OF
con sumption, arrangement OF the digestive
functions, a..
MENrALLY.-The effects on the mind
are much 10 be dreaded. Loss OF memory,
confusion OF ideas, depression OF spirits,
vii iOrebOdlng, aver-iDu TO society, SELF
dlstrusi love OF solitude, tltmidlty, &C., are
some of the evils Produced
Thousands OF persons OF all ages can now
Judge what IL he cau.e Of their declining
heath, losing th.i viSor, becoming weak
male. peryou and emaci lted. having sin
gular appe france about the y e., cough, ana
symptoms Of consumption.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April ~.
FLOUR-Scarce and firm under a
good demand
GRAlN-Wheat, No. . spring quiet;
sales at 81 26{9l 264 cash or seller
April, closing at 81 26! cash. Corn
quiet and shade easier sales of No ,
at 4Oa@4lc cash, closing at 40Sc Oats
at 3Sf@33Sc Rye firm AMI higher;
sales at 75c for regular receip's. Bar
ley stronger and 16lc higher, with
sales OF No. > at 57@57!c, closing at
SIC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at SIC.
PROVISIONS-Mess p ,rk quiet and
firm; sales at Sll 95 seller May. Lard
firm: sold at IS so cash.
LIVE HOGS-Steadv and a shade
ffrmer; light receipts at 81 OOG4 ID to
s. % for fair 10 extra.
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Baltimore MARKET.

BALTIMORE. April 20
COTTON-Quiet but firm; low mid
dlings at 22!@22ic.
FLOUR-Qu Ct but firm; city mills
extra. IS 25@9 %
GRAlN-WheAt firm; stock scarce
and quotations unchanged Corn &C
tive aud higher; white souln'rh, Csc;
yellow, &C a67; mixed western, Sc;
yellow western held at Csc. Oats quier
and weak; southern, 5GG6Oc. Rye, 20
@96
PROVISIONS-Qriet and steady;
mess pork $l3 506l3 -. B Tx IN at.
shoulders, sales 100000 lbs. at Age;
rib sidee, sales 100000 lbs at &c; clear
ribs, 6s@64c. Bacon shoulders, 5sG
&c; rib, &c; clear rib. 7!@I..G sugar
cured hams steady at l2!@l3c. Lard
dull at 81 acc.
BUTTER Western active; stock
scarce ard quotations unchanged.
WHISKY-Dull and weak at S. &c
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. April 20.
COTTON-Quiet; ordinary at l9ic;
good do at 2lsc; low middlings at 22tc.
FLOUR-Steady; superfne at IS 10
66 co. extra at s. 60@7 IS; fancy at
IS $4,000.
GRAIN-Wheat unchanged. Corn
at Acc. Oats steady; mixed at 4l@4SG
white at 45@4jc. Rye steady at &c
for No. ] and 90c for No. 9. Barley
inactive.
HOGS-Quiet at 81 aO94 so.
LINSEED OIL-F rm at 90c.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork quiet at
$l3 90 for city. Bulk meats un-
changed; shoulders at 45c; rib sides at
sc; clear rib at 6@6tc; clear sides at
&C. Bacon quiet; shoulders at Sc clear
RIB at 6sc; clear sides at &c. Sugar
cured hams steady at l0l@l2c. Lard
quiet but firm; prime steam at SIC;
kettle leaf at SIC.
Observation-Disclosures.
TOBACCO-Firm; full prices.
WHISKY-Declned to Csc.
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Some General Gloridcation-Hop. ].
r. SsrickIer for state Treasurer.

| DUSNfLB, IstlIuih w w. a,
April 20, 1872.
Editors Of the Register:
Richie now proposes to step forward
and take her position as awarded her
last fall, not on Mount Nebo but from
Point Lookout"
Richie county was locked up in
Radicalism for several years, and many
Democrats were fearful the key was
lost, but at the October election last fall
the old KEY was sgain applied and a
decisive effort made 10 unlock the great
ron clad, which resulted in the throw
ing open OF the prison doors and the
breaking of shackles and letters, and
not only Paul and Silas were made to
rejoice, hut all Richie resounded with
notes of JOY and auth ms of praise.
clam glad that Liberty is rec.
II Is free for you and Iree II me.
am glad that Liberty Is free."
The great hippotamus was thrown
out on drv land, a distressing sight to
behold. Many had heard much talk
of the great monster. but few were
aware that he was classed under the
head o. Pachydermata, although not
amphibious. yet it was evident to ali
that land was not his choice. HIS sui
fering was intense; his preponderous
head resting upon huge pile Of regis
,raion books; his enormous thick lips
parch,d with fever; his nostrils and
muzzle distended; his eyes fading and
growing dim from viewing the hand
writing on the WALL" his breathing
grows short, creating symptoms OF dis
tress The result was now more than
fully realized. Sympathy rushed in ;
the field of rejoicing was abandoned,
and the fallen and CHASTITY foe was per
mrtted to expire in Ulysses Peace
1t would not be improper, | pre-
sumo, TO say a word in reference to our
State Convention to be held at Parkers
burg on the Goth of May. 1t is not
only policy, but the people demand that
our best men be selected to fiji the dit
ferent offices, and that Richie IS emit.
tied TO q nominee on that ticket is
We propose to present a
man for State Treasurer; that man is
Hon J. p Strickler of Ellenboro,
of the Constitutional Conven-
ton. Mr.. Strickler did much last
fall for the success of the party. and
carried the county, beating the Radical
King. Mr.. S. is man OF first class
business qualifications, of splendid legal
highly esteemed for in
tegrity and character. He is the right
man for the position OF State Treasurer,
and would fiji the office with honor to
himself and the State.
We want some good, energetic man
10 start a Democratic newspaper in this
county Immediately. Who will respond
10 the call? Yours, &c.
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Hon. John KrIler, sG Harbour.


Hon. John Keller, ssf Harbour.
Editors of the Wheeling Register:
The Convention has adjourned, COM
pleteG its labors, and has propounded
to the people an excellent Constitution,
which will no doubt be ratified by
very large majority. All this having
been done, it is presumed that nomiaa
tons are now in order.
The delegate district composed OF the
counties of Harrison, Barbour and
rnvlor, j. one Of the largest in the
State; and whoever may be chosen 10
REPRESENT this district will have the
honor Of representing a. much virtue,
pa riotism and in diligence g. will be
fund anywhere ~mong the same mum
Ter people. This honor should be
conferred upon some man who, by his
iute .riry, experience and devotion to
principle. has earned it. therefore
call the attention of The people OF the
district to John Keller, OF Barbour
county, as gentleman eminently
worthy and well qualified for the
important position here spoken Of
From absolute poverty and obscu
r.tv, Mr.. Keller has raised himself
10y his industry, integrity and sterling
good sense, to a position of easy indie
rendence and very considerable polli-
cal influence 10 his county, 1t was be
who, 10 the House Of Delegates OF West
V r.inia, at the tine those d,testable
denominations known as the registration
law, test oaths, &c, wee passed, told
the Rad cal members to their faces
that tEey had committed perjury aud
TODD guilty Of that delestsble crime be-
tore God and man. He has always
been An unfiinchiug Democrat Of the
jeff. r,on an school, and still adheres to
those great doctrines which underIle
the very frame work Of our institutions,
Should it be the pleasure Of the people
of this district to select Mr.. Keller as
their standard hsarer in the coming
contest, they would have just cause tC
CON- ratulate themselves upon the Wis
dom of their choice. 1t is proper to
say Il a, this is written without any
co, sultation with Mr.. K, and, o.
course, without his knowledge.
B2rrrs
PBILlPPI, April H.
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ToUNG MEN

who haye-iniured Themselves by a certain
practice, indu ged in when 6,one, a habit
frequently learned rom evil companions
or Al srhool, the effects Of which are nightly
felt even when asleep and II not cured,
renders marriage impossible, aud Destroys
both BODY and mind, should apply imme =
cist ly.
o. the country. the pride Uf his Iarenu,
should b. ina ched Il ON all prospects and
en- Oyments OF lie by the con .equence. OF
deviatlnz from the path Of nature, and In
dulging in = certain ecr.t Ia bit. such per
sons must, before contemplating
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OFFER THE FOLLOWING EITHER
a, wholesale or retail: Lots No. II IN
SIudre y: No. } in Square ); the south haii
ali 80. Il in SIuar, IN; No. Il In ~quare ri:
No. .ln SIu'Ir" IL: No. in Squ ire No. l.
IN SIutrt. i:i: Sp. IA III square l.; No. IN
square y: No. T. in square ~, ami No. ~ III
u vision r..
Also, Lots No. in Square ~; No. Is in
;uare 9: north half OF No. II in Square To-:
-. N ~qune7: No. 10 in square l.; No. il
q square. lE No. II in square 10; No. |! in
Slllrr IL; No II In square ~, and NJ. ID in
~,lare q. All situated in the Subdivisions
%. the Caldwell estate.
l.. 6. HUGHES,
,.'S Real Estate Agent.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.

NEW OKh, APrIT y, I. NJ.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Dul and
steady at 1921 @l09. Tor prime bauk-
ers sixty DAYS serli"g.
GOLD-The market was strong
throughout the day and closed at Ill!
OLLIE
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
was strong and higher to day; the sup
ply OF bonds is unusually small.
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sale Of Foundry Fixtures.

OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE THE
| Patterns, rlaSsS and Fixtures in Union
tolniry, belonging 10 the late firm or W.
x. Miller & Co The purchaser can secure
.,I.In9hIa lease OF the Foundry and
1-5lniS, The building il 81 It. by - IT ,
e-a;ra!ly lOcttei.w good light which can
NIX n. 0DSrrnc eI, aud cont tinS all the
appliances OF a trst-c ass Joooins
.Iln.igv For further Information apply on
PREMISES 10 ,
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FOR SALE.
UctiOn.

1,HE UNDERSIGNED Is NOW OPEN
tuya General Auction Room at No.
=, Market Square, formerly Occupied by
,-1,Hl. erS, Thornburgh & 20. Consign
rn.r.,s o. AL kinds oi goods and m"Tchan.
T,s solicited. Auctions on Tuesday and
.'f,y evenings and WedUe 'day aud Sat
',-i,r mornings. Sales OF real estate and
.s-Sjual property cried at reasonable rates.
]. CHAMBERS HERVkI & co.
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,NF-HALF OF LOr NUMBER FORTY
Il SIX ~ COrRer of FILLMORE and Preston
-, IrniIe Wheeling Price sou. Also a
rw,-story frame House, with six acres OF
ground, near the town OF Triadelphia. The
alter lace is kNOwn a part OF the Basuley
g.uparty. For particulars inquire at The
ltw Office OF r. -. CRACHAFF, or OF
J. CHAMBERS HERVEf,
march Auctir,ne-r.
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Young MEN.

especially. who have become the victims of
solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps 10 an un-
timely grave thousands OF young men of
the most exalted talents and b illiant intel
lect, v no might otherwise have eutranced
listening Senares with the thunderings OF
cloquence or walked TO ecstasy the living
TYRE, may call with full confidence.
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites 10 promote con-
nubial happiness. indeed, without these
the journey through lie becomes weary
pilgrimage; the prospects hourly darkeu 20
the view, the mind becomes shadowed WIN
deepsir and fIlled with the melancholy
r, d. ctinn that the happiness OF another be-
CONES bl!ghtsd with our own.
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For Sale.

,,EVENTY ACRES FINE HILL LAND
- within a Of raj e or ohio river, Il mile
-.1w Newport, Ohio; IL acres In grass
-r,liue IN choice timber; all under fence.
W. V. HOGE & BRO,
onrlq Railev'S Block, Market street.
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Quarry Right for Sale.

= AN AUTHORIZED TO SELL ABOUT
| three acres OF the finest quarry in or
cont inIS city. IL j. situated IN the cprpo-
"A t limits uI the CIty OF v heeling, lmihe,
.,e.y north OF the Hempfield railroad
p. rrrI. THO>. O'BRIES,
sl.yq Real Estate Agent.
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Dr. Eishblatt refers to the following

Dr.. Fishblatt refers to the following
Professors
Rs. NEWTON, u. ID.
G. N. ROBERTS, u. ID.
J, HEINE, VI. ID.
PAUL ALLEN, u. ID.
CALVIN RIvENBURG, n ID.
H. MORGAN SWEET, u. ID.
III. HkRMAyEE, VI. D.
HARRIS, N. ID.
JOSEPH ID. FRIEyD, u. ID.
w. W. WATERMAN, II. ID.
J.E. sN0DGRAsS, n. ID.
ISAAC sPANGLER, u. ID.
W. W. HADLEY, n ID.
EDwIy FREEMAN, n ID.
MILTON SAUNDERS, n. =
CHARLES HART, N D..
ALEX WILDER, n. ID.
TN. HOLpEy, n ID.
SMITH, Il ..
Z RAY, Il ID.
OF NEw YoRK.
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FOR z EMIT.
For Rent.

4 LARGE ROOM, WITH SPLENDID
\ Nsnt and power for machinery. Also,
cher small rooms. with or without power,
4.l one rye wareroDm. Possession given
lis, ol April. Apply al office OF star foun-
rs. BENZ. FISH En-.
40 IN
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For Rent.

,,rCOND AEO THIRD STORIES OF
= franklin Insurance Conpiny's bu, Id
=. For y uticIlLrs Apply at their oIhc-,
90 Monroe street, or 10 GEO. w. FRA NJ
M n VI r -,ILI.Y mn in
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X Il nj q " a l..
CHRISTIAN LIEOl,
LADIES' HAIR DRESSER

| M WIG MAKER, HAS REMOVED
y u No. Ill Main street, Wheeling w. Va.
\ l.adieE ana Children's Hair Cutting
'-4 Arir Dressing SaioOu attached, where
aa'"s can have their hair dressed IN the
'''~t styles apri-b
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-22
DR.. FISHBLATT

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-22
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, April ~.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and shade
lower. Corn shade higher high
mixed. 494950c; yellow, SOC, Oats
dull. -..- .......