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length Of walking-dresses. As the time Of spow 81
clear the ground. Many dresses are being made
with tho Usual length with q loop on each OF the
back seams, By which the dress Is raised suf-
1icientiy to clear the ground:
TIA newest idea among Parisians in the Bou-
yenir line is carte de uisile with black borders
and c7nhossed white tears. On the card are the
words: Soupenirs ct regrets--a mo bonnie ta1te, a
mo tendrc nere-to the good father, to tbs ami ami
derree Of relationship in fact, as tie case may
rea,1ire. It is very convenient to have tears
embossed, as much wear and tear of the feelings
is avoided.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PngToE CHICAGO.

FOA oF I7lINlOs
ARRIVED. 2.
Prop Java, Buffalo, j pkg hides, and sundries.
Prop Vanderbilt, Buffalo, sl4 steel rails 70 tons pig
i5on, 1o62 pigs fish, III ou potatoes, and sun
Prop Thomas A. Scott Erie, $50 bars railroad iron and
@ sehr Ib5ie e Ssu, sl Green s BIZ. 9o6 lumber.
5cnr 9. g. Cooper, Buffalo, 800 tons coal
Prop oconto, Green Bs5 21oo N Shingles $50 hides,
and sundries.
sss5 HesipEosy, MEstsson, 3oe 20 N N lumber,
scar Lizzie Doak St. JoseErh, o5 lumber, eds
wood.
Prop City q Se~ York, ogdensbgb, 1s bu potatoes,
Prop City Of Madison, Marquette leo tons pig ron IS
sheep pelts, 10 hides, Is brls tal1ow, and sun
sehr sudinis, Masistec, 1so N lumber.
Prop Ger. Dunbar, MuskeEon, 14o m lumber.
Bark G. E. Minis, Buffalo, 700 tons coal,
scr ". Il. Hawkins, Cuiou Pier, liz eds wool.
Schr Donaldson, Buffalo, 600 tons coal,
schr Vim. Smith, South Haven, 70 eds wood.
schr Addie. Benton Harbor, IS cds Wood. ~ - ''~''
schr G. r johnson, saugatuek, lao n lumber.
seF sF soasln RaapR S soe 1ae q2sss s bark
schr Tibhstts Grand Bay, l3o m lumber, 30 N 1ath.
sct1 @ E 9. Nicholson, Taryas 81 N lumber.
Scow n q. Dnnhann, Pixies Pier, 100 eds wood
6oow Banner, South haven, 56 eds wood
Bgs oot oons m9sasso go nse lumber % 1.1h l1h
sch1 Cynthia Gordon, Benton HarDo1, % m lumber,
CLEARED. Nor. 2.
6chr Lske Forrest Buffalo, 2, 500 bu co1n-
Prop Java Buffalo, 900 bu barley, $50 bras hour, and
gundries.
Prop Vanderbilt, Buffalo, 1A bales broom corn.
Prop Thos. A. Scott, Buffalo, sundries
Prop Oneida Buffalo, Is bu barley, 200 hr1s -FOUR
1,500 bu wheat 60 bags seed.
Bark Monitor, Buffalo, q, 800 bn corn
Bark N R. COTE, Buffalo, II, 500 bu vheat.
Schr Laura Belle Buffalo, ,153 bu wheat,
Schr J. n. Foster, Buffalo, u, ,554 bu wheat.
6ehr Consnche, Oswego, 9,30o bu corr
6shr America, Buffalo, IL, 400 bu corn-
Sshr Eya!ne, Buffalo, Il, 1853 bu corn.
6tznr Corona, St. Joseph, sundries-
Prop Oconto, Green Bsy, sundries.
6chr EXPRESS Monsque, 100 brls beet, IS brls pork
215 brs flour, 5000 bu oats, 100 bu corr, and sun
dries.
6chr Montpelier. Ogdensburgh, 10000 bu corn.
Schr 1ronsides, Buffalo, Is 800 bu corn.
Eshr San Jacinto, Buffalo, 1918 bu con.
sch1 SEyaEk, Buffalo, %, 10 bu corn.
sehr simons, Duncan City, 3o56 bq corn, 5.o52 bu
oats, IS brls pork IS tcs beef, and sundriea.
Sehr Adirondac, Buffalo, Il, ,050 bu wheat.
6chr F. sheldon Buffalo, ~ 900 bu com, 30 bu oss,
br1s -four.
Bark 0nionta, Buffalo, 1900 bu oorn-
Bark Lottie Wolf, Buffalo, q, 500 bu com.
6chr Groton, Buffalo, a, ,159 bu corn.
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Tho report OF the Cincinnati Industrial E1-
position Of 1872 will show the total receipts to
have been S103, $3.50, and the expenditures, in
cluding last years deficiency, to have been
Sill, $3.50.
Mass, which was recently destroyed by fire, WAS
built ITO years ago, and named after Queen
Charlotte, wife OF King George III.
-ss Where does this horse-car run ?" said the
old gentleman from the country to the boot
bottle. " the horses runs at the nose."-Boston
Transcript.
In view of the great riso in the price Of the
necessaries Of 1ife several OF the banks in Edin-
burgh have presented gratuities to their en-
On their salaries to their stan !; and the Clydes-
dale Bank and the Bank of Scotland have also
given bonuses to considerable amount.
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across the plain at Wagram. When the Prussian
Guard, in column, attacked the French line at
Mars-la-Tour, in August, 1870, and lost six
formation cam came to an end. It is now acknowl-
edged on all hands that it will not do to send
men into action in any formation in which they
touch elbows, or present continuous front to
the enemy'B fire. In other words, q total revolu-
ton is taking place in tactics, which will newt
ably greatly diminish the officers control
over the soldier during the progress to
the engagement, and render necessary
on the part Of the latter an amount Of intelli-
gence, seH-respect, and fidelity which the sol
diers Of no nation have, as class, as yet dis
played. The Prussiana are now practising sya-
tenn which opens an engagement BY a heavy fire
OF artillery, and then attacks neither in line nor
column, but with great clouds Of skirmishers, to
whom it is only possible to Indicate their OBJ
-ad7ancing across the country by twos, OF
threes. or dngly, carefully avoiding any kind
of formation, taking advantage Of every
hollow in the ground, tree, fence, house,
or wall to conceal themselves, running here at
the top Of their speed, there crawling on their
bellies, and only firing when they can take
steady aim. We believe column, it is true,
comes after them, but only as sort Of reserye
to feed the skirmish horde with fresh men, and
hold it's conquests.
1t can be readily seen that under this system
the superintendence OF the officer must at best
be slight. He can never have the men " well in
hand,f to use military phrase; he must trust
during the greater part OF the day to
their own sense Of honor, to their courage,
and to the opinion Of their comrades to prevent
slzulking; and it is only at the last moment,
when the fnal rush Was to be made, that he can,
in the strictest sense Of the term, put himself at
their head. In short, the tactics which carried
Frederic through the Seven Years. War, and
Wellington through the Peninsuela and Waterloo,
are vanishing from the camps, and in lieu Of
them comes, Of all things in the world, the old
Indian bushwacking under which Braddock's
flies went down over century ago at the fords
Of the Monongahela.
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DETROIT, Mich, Oct. PASSED Dows.-
Props. Fountain City, Brooklyn, Europe, Shell
don, E. Slate Jay Gould barks Lotus, City Of
Nilwaukee, March, Naiad, Northwest; sch1a
Montdlanc, Clayton, Belle, Fleetwing, Havana,
G. Sherman. ". 3. Allen, J. Ohaon, F: II.
Knapp, Nassau, D. R. Martin, e. G. Window,
Milwaukee Belle, American.
PASSED UP.-Prop. Prindevlle !; schrs Bent
ley, Correspondent, Collingwood, Reed. Case,
Lathrop.
NrSD-East.
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Twenty Tenrs YounEer.-To say thnt hun-
drcds Of nads wives. and widows look twenty years
younger than they consequence of the compexonal
freshness derived from the Of HAGAs's MAGNOLIA
BALM Is simply state absolute fact which might
pK ten their - to use hs best means Of max
the charm Of perfect features with complexion
Of exquisite c1ea1ness but then time begins to
the ivory bust, the, rounded 70 preserve tho
o it'd hss bean psssnd It Is eny to use dsy
this cooling, healthful vegetable preparations.
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To dress artificial hair, Burnett's Cocoain g
e1cels promotes lu1uriRn growth OF natural haz an
fla 1an3
, 1872-11-04

DRICK FOR SAL-1, 500, 600 BEAUTIFUL CREAM
IS rninr1t brick the best in Wisconsin; price, 5l0 per
100 loaded the commission men need apply.
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INSTRUCTION.

educate their sons, intellectually, morally
an socjay should sead them to Lake Forest Academy
sted q Lake Mshigsn hours fiae By nSsth
thara are vacancies. Address Ira ". ALLEN, Lake
EnreEt, Ill.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Tor sALE-oHEAP LOTS FOR HOMES LOTS ON
l6foot alley for 80 each. liberal terms. These lot:
only block from the impsoyenens nov being adt
hood. W. D. KERFO0T Co., q East Washington.
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E1OR SALE-TEN LOTS IN TWO RIVERS, Wis:
good foE shipyA5d; Inquire Of JOHN A. GER
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EMIGRATION FROM EURopE.-There IS
good authority for saying that the present
tide of transatlantic travel is almest IN.
exampled. Outward bound are our regu.
lar travellers and sight-seers,. while on the
return trips come shoals of Of immigrants.
Many Of these are from Germany and
from France. The Prussian official jour.
nal has recently published the law which
enjoins military service in the provinces
Of Alsace and Lorraine for the autumn Of
1872. Emigration commenced immedi.
ately after the annexation of these pro-
vinces to the German empire, and still
continues to carry away large portion of
their youths, and portion Of the tide has
set toward America. We profit also by
the enormous military preparations Of
Germany and other European powers,
which disgust many OF the people, and
lead them to seek a country where the
best part Of young mans life Is not
spent in the profession of arms.
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An Injured Innocent.

From yeSterdGy's Wheeling Register.)
To tie Committee appointed 6y tie Leqisla.
ture q lnresagate tie Subject Of Public
Printing. 7. 4, r5
GKNTrEMKN:-Since have been
charged, more or less directly by a few
political and, perhaps, personal enemies,
land especially by W. Z. Stevenson, edi.
tor Of the Parkersburg Journal) with
having wronged the State in the matter
OF Public Printing; and since It Is made
your duty by the terms Of the Legislative
resolution under which you hold your
appointments, TO investigate the whole
subject Of Public Printing since the for.
nation Of the State, ] deem 1t proper to
call your attention to these charges and
insinuations which have been made
against my character and suggest that it
isyour duty to take cognizance Of the same.
have chosen this public manner Of
calling your attention to this matter, in
orderto invite all who have given curren.
cy to these charges to furnish you with
their evidence and with the names Of such
witnesses as they may desire tahave ex.
amined. Being conscious myself Of entire
innocence, l court the INSTRUMENTATION.
Very Respectfully, LEWIS BAKER,
AS Mr.. BAKER has never had anything
to do with the public printing except as
an "employe" OF the Public Printer, and
is therefore in no way amenable to the law
or responsible for anything the Public
Printer may have done, we fail to see the
point OF this virtuous demand that he be
investigated. The only thing that could
be investigated would be his private and
personal arrangements with MI. WALKER.
That's something that no committee OF
the Legislature has any right to inquire
into. There is nothing. however, to hin.
der Mr.. BAKER from making any expos.
ure Of his private affairs that he may deem
interesting to the public or advantageous
TO himself.
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Republican stats Convention.

The undersigned 10 directed by the Republican
State Central COMMITTEES 70 cali upon the voters
Of the Republican party In West Virginia 10 send
delegates % aconTon1lon 10 BE- held at Grafton,
on the 2Sd day Of Nay next 10 A. n, for thepur.
pose Of choosing delegates 70 the National Re.
publican Convention, to be held Of Philadelphia,
on the 9Th day Of next June, and for thepufpose
Of tEanSAeting such other business a. may then
seem appropriate. The Committee urge upon the
Republicans otthe State the importance ofG full
attendance at the Stats Convention.
The Committee recommend
That in each county, unless other arrange
ments are made BY i'd Executive Committee
the County Convention assemble at the Court
House, on Saturday, the 18th day Of Nay next,
70 choose delegates to the State Convention.
That each County Convention an any yacan.
cies that may exlat In the County Executive
Committee, 90 that full list Of the Committee
may be reported at the StAts Convention.
CIV. B. ALBION,
Chairman State Executive Committee.
Resang, March %, lsT0. ..
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Township Primary Meetings.

The Republicans Of each Township In the
County are requested to meet 1t their Aeeustom.
Cd places OF meeting, on SATURDAY, tho 4th
inst, In the country at O'Clock r. n, In the city
t7H P. n, ior the purpose Of electing delegates
to the County Convention TO DO held at the Court
House Of the county on Saturday, 18th inst, Of
l0A.M. "- no
By order Of Ohio Co. Executive Committee.
',lis' CALEB SYLvIs, Chairman.
DAN'L HARRINS, in, see'y. myl
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA-IN
~ the Circuit Court Of Ohio County. April 3
Thomas Hughes Attachment in a.sunp.
Morrison b. Hallowell ST.
The object Of this suit Is 10 recover the sum OF
SIS with Interest thereon from the 9Th day OF No.
Vember in the year 1857, upon pronissory note
Of the defendant dated September 5th, 1861, for
the sum Of S6S, and payable sixty days after It's
date TO the plaintiff, and the costs OF this suit,
for which sun, interest and costs, an attachment
has been made OF the the money or effects Of the
defendant in the hands Of Isaac q. williams,
executor Of Eliza HalloWell, deceased.
Andit appearing from an affidavit fled In the
cause that the defendant, Morrison q. HalloWell,
10 not resident Of this State, It Is ordered that
he do appear here within one month after the
date OF the first publication hereof and do what
ts necessary TO protect his interest herein.
Teste, SAMUEL B. McCOLLoCH, Clerk.
CALDWELL d Bro, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
ap4-Th
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TEE Chicago tribune thinks that the
political campaign startsofI with 100 much
of-personality in the press. 1t inquiries
whether it would not be well for both
speakers and journals entering on this
campaign to observe, at least, the ameni.
ties Of the prize ring, by first shaking
hands all around and protesting mutual
respect before they proceed to 'douse each
others glims' in the name Of national
Championship and manly selcdeiense"
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Tue two most important measures
which failed to secure final action at the
session Of the Ohio Legislature which
closed Monday, were the bills providing
lor the election Of delegates to the Consti.
la'ional. Convention and the codlfcation
OF the School laws.
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VACCINATION A CARE FOR SMALL.
Pox.-Ar.R. G. Furley, llcentlate Of the
London Royal College Of Surgeons, in a
letter to the seOtsman, says he is able to
prove that vaccination is not only pre.
vendve Of disease, but cure. He saws
he can show from cases under his care al
the present time that "if you vaccinate
during the iebrile stage tho fever is slightly
increased, butth eruption does not make
Its appearance, and If you vaccinate dur.
ing the erup tiyestage the eruption is i'm.
mediately arrested. The mature lvmpb
oyertahesthe immature poison, and the
disease terminates Il the eruption Inns
gone the length Of having white tons,
there's danger Of infection; Il not, 1t dies
away as plmples." Mr.. Furley "inyites
members Of the medical profession to &C.
company him through the patients he has
under his care" and thus, he saws, noq.
sibly stamp out the epidemic in a few
weeks.
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TEE Congressional district across the
river (the sixteenth) as constituted by the
superintendent bill lately passed at oolum.
bus embraces the following counties
Noble, Guernsey, Belmont, Harrison and
Jefferson. .nEl .E g,g
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(MERcHANTs' BLoCK,)

EIceeds anything Of the kind ever presented in
wheeling. The Immense stock OF Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods opened and now on exhibi.
ton Will DO sold at astonishingly low prices.
Having purchased most Of our stock from i'm.
portefs and manufacturers by the package. an.
Ables Us TO sell at less than the usual pfice1 and
all persons in want Of good goods are respectful
" invited 70 give Us an early call and save mon
ey. We offer this morning ~
al, lso PIECES Figured and Striped Piques, splsn.
800 pieces Fancy Plaid and Striped Poplins
from IS to 60c. - - :
:, 100 pieces Of extra heavy GinghamG, worthlsc,
100 pieces Japanese silks at almost any price.
Fancy and Black Silks from 81 Is to 90 30. Ia.
dies and Chlldren'e Reldy-Made Suits atgrcatly
reduced prices. Our Shawl Department has
about 1000 Of the latest styles Of HhaWls and
Searts, Of all qualities and at any price. our
Trimming Department has q large stock OF the
best quality Of Ribbons, ali Widt6S: Gimps. SIM
and Suit Laces, Emhroideries, Buttons, etc, &C.
Also full line Of tho celebrated Nilsson Kid
Gloves said to be superior 70 anything yet pro-
duced IN the market. 0nr Hosiery Department
Is supplied with almost 900 dozen ol ali qualities
q l0c pair. White Goods, swisses, Nainsoolrg,
Bishop and Victoria Lawns. Jaconets, plain and
striped, good quality, at 25c. A handsome as
sortment OF ParasolB and Umbrellas cheap,
Cloths, CgssimereB, Jeans and Cottonades In
great abundance o. almost any price. Bleached
and Brown Mullins sheetingS, Table Linen,
y "a ni Towels etc, etc, very low In short
Dolly Warden Dress Goods, etc., In gFeatVarlety.
y P.S!-=We are also soleagents for the Maysville
Carpet Chain, the finest bestand cheapest In the
city, ~. s'f...1 apli
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AuousrA, November ., ls09.

Dr.. Vim. H. Tut:
Dear sir-T have long been sufferer Of torpor
OF the Liver and Dyspepsia, and In search OF re-
Lief have tried almost every medicine recon-.
mended for those diseases, but have never dc.
rived half the benefit from any Of them as have
from your Vegetable Liver Pills They are In.
valuable, and would recommend them To all
with DyspepsiA, Sick Headache or Bllliousness,
Yours truly,
". ]. BLAIR, late Of Danville, Va.
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ON MARRIAGE.

effects Of Errors and Abuses early in life. Man.
hood restored. Nervous debility cured. Impe.
diments 70 Marriage removed. New method Of
treatment. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free in sealed envelopes
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 3
South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa. apl9d&w
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TN total United States currency Of al,
S!ass Se outstanding to date Is $l46l, sos,
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nR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS.

As pureative medicine stand unrivAlled,
Their action Is uniform, certain and safe. They
are entirely Vegetable, and do not cause those
gripping palms that most pills do.
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/, John J. Jones, Cashier Or the Merchants
National Bank Of West Va, at wheeling, do
solemnly swear that the above statement Ia true,
TO the best Of my knowledge and belief.
..E, JOHN J. JONES, Cashier.
State Of West Virginia, County OF Ohio:
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me, this let
day Of May, 1872. J.MoRGAN,
Notary Public
Correct-attest A. W. KELLY,
WIN. BAILEY,
JOHN HANDLAN,
my2 .Ha Directors.
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THERE Is a Mormon society q, anv
members p among tho miners at Scranton,
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sTRIcTlT PURE AND OF the BEST ovAun,

To families and consumers, We give the aGs1r.
dnes that the "ENTRRPMsH BAKING PoWDER''
will prove fully equal, II not superior, to any
bAkink Powder that they have heretofore Used.
TO THE TRADR.-our figures are lower than
any Other Baking Powder now in the market.
Give the "RETBRPRIsE" q trial, and be con.
Tlnced that II 10 tho best and ckEGptA Baking
Powder sold anywhere
The money refunded In all cases when the
"kNfHRrmsG BAKING PoWDm" does not give
entire satisfaction.
Sold by GrocerS and Druggists everywhere.
TcABE, KRAFT q co.. PrOptiotOrs,
tebi0 Wheeling, W. Va.
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ladies' Matches.

An elegant assortment Of Ladles, Gold Watches,
both American and Foreign, can DO found Of 104
Market street, below MtLuEe House Also Gents
Watches, Clocks. JewelIy, Speetaclea, 80.
IA Fine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c, re-
paired and warranted.
my2 OXTOBY D DUFFIELD.
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THE CAlLUs CURE WHEN TEETHIRG,
ENTERpRIsE BAKING POWDER.

We desire to, call the attention Of the trade
generally, and oil HOusekeepefs and Hotel Pro.
prietors pdrtlcmGr9y, to the above brand OF BAK.
MO Powder.
The articles used In the manufacture Of LRIs
Eblpder, we guarantee 70 BIO
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RESOURCES,

PEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
i y the First National Bank OF Wheeling ct the
close OF business on the 10Th dsy Of April, 1917:
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye the Best In the World,
ap27.eodAW
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Books! Books, Stationery, &c.
New Books!
AT THE CITY BOOK STORE.

a'.. .a#. Co.. vac .
Rise and Fall OF the Slave Power in America
Hon. HENRY WILSON, vol !, cloth, IS co.
A Trea1lry Of Thought, IN RneIelopedlA Of
QuotAti0ns-M. II. RAL1oU, cloth, IS 90.
DEaks's Dictionary Of BiOgraphy-FRANcu s.
DRAKE, cloth, So 90. 90
BRldWin's Ancient America Cloth, g 90.
Ro1shlng It-By MARX TWAIN. sheep, 81 90;
Good Bye Sweetheart by RaooA RRouGnroS,
cloth, 81 30; paper, nc. III : ~
Tho Heart Of ArAbla-RdIted by BATAnD TAr.
Ion, cloth, 81 50. -
Beauty sStEy and e \ the Beast-By BArARD TAYLOR,
Ts sId 1s' q q the aods-By BArAnD TAYLOR,
Martin ChuzEleWit-Harper' New Household
Edition, cloth, 81 90; paper, 81 90.
Oliver TWiSt-Harpef's New Household Edition,
cloth, 81 90; paper, 50c.
Five Hundred MSjOrity, or the DAYS Of Tam.
Inany-Cloth, 81 Is; paper, 81 90.
Northern Lands-By OLIVER oPT1C, cloth, 81 30.
True Is Steel-By MARION HARLAND, cloth,
Expose Of Polygamy In Utah-By Mrs. srEx.
HouSE, cloth, 81 90 paper, 81 90.
Bits Of Travel-By "a. H." cloth, 81 80.
Maud MOhaA-By ANNIE THOMAS, paper, &c.
A full line of Staple and Fancy Stationery,
Blank Books, Pocket Books and Wall Paper kept
constantly on hand.
Just reeeiyed-The .Dolly Warden" Initial
Billet something entirely new, Soc per box: "In.
itAIN Casket, four tntS, b0c; Cottage" fOc;
VA Patti" &c. Sent by mail, postage paid.
Address
J. D. STANTON,
CORNER MONROE AND MARKET sTs.
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State OF West virginIa, Ohio County, ). Z.
Sworn To ana subscribed before mo, this ist
day OF May, 1874. II. A. CHANDLER,
my2 Notary Pnhlln
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pEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF
LII the Merchants National Bank Of West Va
at Wheeting Of the close Of business on tho 10Th
Of April, l672:
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d. ~ sea 81 ,31s, e66 %
L George Adams, Cashier Of the First National
Bank Of Wheeling, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Ii true to the best Of my khoWl.
edge and belief. GEORGE ADAMS.
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From yesterdays Wheeling Register)
To Tie Gbmmittee gppOfRted By the Lsqisld.
ture q Investigate tie Subject o. Public
Pintfn0. ~ - ,5a-....'