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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-23

Wien Duncan wrote to Voor.
bees to be present at Louisville, Voor-
hecs said "If | wanted to vote for
Grant, | would do 1t fair and square,
without setting up any tonfoo! con-
yention as an excuse" ---0Wing to
the fact that some Of the Clerks Of
the Boards of Supervisors failed to
write on the outside Of the envelopes
the vote for the Constitution and State
officers, in their official returns, it is
not thought that we can publish the
exact returns until after the asscmb.
ling Of the Legislature, in January,
We shall most likely know, officially,
who is elected President Of the United
States, before we have the same sort Of
information in regard to the Cover.
norship of West Virginia.
notice that Hon. John s. Garlic IS
again on the war path. He is finger.
ing around Washington for something
but just wha, il is, we arc not pre-.
pared to say. Like the old maid. Nlr,
o. will take anything, o Lord"
We have heretofore forgotten to
make mention Of the fact that William
Lockart, Esq, was chosen School Com.
missioner in this District, to GIL the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Mr., Il. j McCandlish.---Lewis
county did not have representative
at tue Grant.tight Soldiers and Sail.
ors' Convention held in Pittsburg last
week. Put a good mark down for
Lewis l---Mr. John BrannOn is
rbOutto put q Mansard roof over bis
dwelling. Buckhannou the
corporation tax is 80 cents on every
800 oil value. In Weston It is only
10 cents on each 800. But We must
say for our neighbors that they expend
their taxes judIciOusly, aud that they
are building up handsome aud
healthy own.---As an item Of in.
tercst, We make mention of tho fact
that a lady in this county, guvo birth
to pair Of fine boys, the other day;
and that all are doing we'll. That they
may grow up healthy, happy aud
prosperous, and vote the Democratic
ticket with precision aud regularity, is
the worst wish We have for them.--
Directly Republican announces him
self for Greeley, nowadays, tho
Grant-tights accuse him Of seeking an
appointment under the new admins
tration. This is as good an acknOwl-
cdgmcnt as we want that the Grant
mGn think Greeley will be elected.
We are now engaged in print.
lug the tax tickets for this aud some Of
tho adjoining counties. Get ready
your "Lineoln ads."---"Culp
spaldiug, who wrote US a letter some
time ngO from Italy, is now sojourning
in London. He says tits right smart
Of a village "---Real estate, iu
this village, is as quiet as can DO. We
have not heard Of transfer for 10 f!
these many days. What's the matter
Mr.. Chalfant?---Petcr Dargsn
mus, hcucOforth be styled Doctor
Dargan." lie has inyenteda Eminent
which is pronounced to bc one Of the
best things out for external applica-
tons for sure throat; or for cuts,
bruises, &C., on nan or horse. We
have used it, and checrfully speak III
its favor. Orders from Clarksburg
aud other points whcrO its merits have
been tested, frequently come to lim
for Tive may not be "Wufa-
dam for anything else, but if there is
"any other man. who can gather up
more items 10 this neck of woods than
we do, We should be exceedingly hap
py to have an introduction to hlm.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-23

Tennessee Dried Peaches, of tho very
best quality, just received and for sale
by I. A. Edwards.
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DRgsToY DAWSON,

DRgsToy DAWSON,
-BticKsyTTiI AND IRoS.voRkER
NEAR THE FOUNDRY, WESTON.
Carriages, Buggirs, Wagons, etc, re-
paired on short notice, and on tue lnos,
reasonable terms. lIOrss-shOtiug carefully
attended to:
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No. ! Herring, in half barrels, for
sale at Edwards.
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LIQUORS

I, the best in this marlIet. lIo calls par.
ticular attention TO his assortment OF fine
old Rye and Bourbon Whistles, which he
offers at the lowest market prices.
P. TIERSFY. dec Il
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-23

DR. JOHN l.. RIIEA,
~ -PHrslClAS AID SURGEON, -
flatwoods, W. Va.
Also, by appointment Examining Sur
geon for Pensioners
The Doctor can always be found at his
Office, unlciS professionally engaged.
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Eo. II. MORRISON,

SUTTON. BraIi0n TO-, W. q.
.will practice in Bra1tou and adjoluins
souatics All business promptly attended,
to.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-23

NORTHWESTERN HOTEL,
IN -s. WALKER, gRoPREToR.-
Pike Street, Olmksburg. Hacks
run to and from the Depot.
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A new and full supply of Queens
ware at the lowest rates at Edwards
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-23
WY. f. LIVELY,

| w -ATToRSBY At tIwy-
CHENILLE, W. VA
Practices In Gilmer, Lewis and adjoin'
Ing counties. All business promptly al
tended to-
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-23

j. N.RESSRTr W. q. BREYgTT,
DENNETT 4 BENNETT,
ID -ATToRSEYs At LAW
n3l WESTON, W. VA.
W, G. Bennett is Notary Public,
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THE 'rIERNEY HOUSE.

TINE proprietor Of this old and pop.
ular stand would respectfully inform
.Gc public that he has just received full
pnd complete stock OF
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Of the best quality aud attic lowest prie.I.
Ills stock Of
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m. T. n. EDMisTON,

~ -FIyMcieiGS kSD SURGEON
When not professionally engaged can be
found At his ofite and residence, Atihe
house formerly occupied by Dr.. Camden.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-23

Timothy, clover and blue grass seed
Of the best quality at Edwards.
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PROCLAMATION
BY the Governor.

1, JOHN ]. JACOB, Governor of
the Site Of West Virginia, do issue
this, my Proclamation, and give no.
tice, that on the Tuesday next after
tho first Monday 10 November, 1872,
an election will be held at tho various
places Of voting throughout tho State,
for tue purpose Of choosing Eve Elcc.
tors Of President aud Vice President
Of tho United States, for the State Of
West Virginia.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-23
JolS BRANSoN,


JouN BRANSoY,
u -ArroHSEy At tAw,--
WESTON, ". Va,
Practices In the courts Of ibis State md
the United States.
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Difference

The student Of political history will
reeollect that 10 1924, Clay, Crawford,
Adams and Jackson were candidates
for President; and that tho election
was decided by COngress-that body
selecting John Quincy Adams, Of
Massachusetts. We have no means Of
uscertainiug for which OF these candi-
datS the political majority Of the then
citizens OF the county Of Lewis favored
4s years ago.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-23

tho year one thousand eight hundred
and scveuty.tEO, aud Of the State. the
ninth. JOHN j. JACOB.
By tho Governor,
JouS NJ. PnELrs,
Secretary Of STATE.
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In testimony whereof,
l have hereunto set
my hand. and caused
tho seal Of tue State
to DO affixed at
Charleston, this fifth
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y. Walmsley.
Total number Of votes pollsd 4t
Total at late election 314
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Cincinnati marker.
CINCINNATI, September !

CINCINNATI, September II.
COTTON-Quiet and about ic lower
all round
EGGS-At lSt920C
FLOUR-Qaiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet; red wlnter
held a. s. 30; low grades s. 40(gl It
as TO quality. Corn quiet mixed ear a.
45c. Oats, mixed a. 36G3Sc; white al
39ia,42c; tor old; new al 2SG33c. Rye
quiet at 65(G,15c. Barley ut 15@9UC
HOGS-Saies al 81 6OtG5 0U.
MOLAsSES-5tesdy, New Orleans
a, 6uld,15c
OIL-Linseel a. SAC.
PROTISIONS-Quiet Mes po-K
at SIS O06l3 %. Exports OF the hoc
product during the past week amount
70 1000 barrels lard Bulk meats quiet;
shoulders al 6 to 9@c. BacoU qulet but
steady. Sugar cured mans al lotasI &C.
Lard firm AT &c tor city kettle.
POTATOES-Steady al s. 5O,Gl :"
per barre from store.
SUGAR-Steady.
TALLOW-FIrm q; St9S.
WHISKY-Dull al 9Uc.
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FLOUR-The market IL irregular,
old Is firm: white neH Is dull and
heavy at &c D0a6 40 for supsrhns
State; 81 0067 20 for extra State
s. 25@7 pfor choice State Us 00la6 ~
for superffne western; 81 0ot97 n
for common 10 medium extra western;
s. 30@8 10 FOR croice DC; Ss f599 ~
forcommon to choice white wheat west
ern extra: Z 15td7 Is ior common 70
good chipping brands extra round noon
OHIO, 81 7a@9 % for trade brands;
81 4pG.7 SIS for common TO fair extra
ST. Louis; 81 1905 40 tor good To
choice do Southern -four STEADY 81
s. 80 for common TO fam extra and
70 % for good TO choice do RYE four
is quiet and unchanged at 81 3eEg5 10.
Corn nea IL quiet.
GRAfN-Wheat, the market Is
quiet and without material change
a. 81 58t6I1 66 for No 9 spring IN store;
81 67ts;l6 for Ne ] do; 81 4S(dll o.
for winter red western; 81 63fnl 40 for
amber do; 81 75t4l so for white do
Rive is quiet and nominally unchanged.
Barley Is quiet. Barley malt is dull.
Corn is dull, firm ard quiet al CSC
for steamer western mixed and CSC for
cal do. Oats STEADY at 45ta4bc Tor
western in store and afieat; 35GAc for
Ohio and 36t6}44c for new.
PROVISIGNS-Porkqu quiet and with
oul change IN prices At Sl4 009l4 50
for new mess; 81 80 for prime
and ST. O09l2 30 for new prime
mess. Beet is quiet al s. GOA
: on for plain mess and e. Wt1lO w
for extra do Beet hams dull al 81 %
622OO. Tierce beet dull and nominal
al So 00tG,16 90 tor prime mess and
81 O0al9 90 for India do, Cut
meats steady al 1l@l4c for hams and
&c for shoulders. Middle firm a. 81
69c for long clear. Lard GnI. anu un
changed al S4t99sc for No. to prime
steam and l0kc tor kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Stesdy at 22CG2ic for
State
CHEESE-Quiet al I09I2c Tor COM
mon to prime.
COTT0N-Quiet and &c lower a.
20sc Tor low mlddiings and 2i:c 10Y
middlng uplanis.
PETROLELM-Quie; a. l2G l2fc
for crude and 24@c for refined
TALLOW-At S4ta9Ec stearine al
S@G9c.
WHISKY-Dull a. 934c
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baltimore Marker.

BALTIMORE, September Il.
COTTON-Dull low middIngs 81
203c
FLOCR-Market quiet but firm anC
unchanged
GkAIN-Wheat active firm and VI
changed. Corn dull; southern white a
65@6Sc: yellow 40 a. 2A065c; mixed
western 81 To-. Oats steady; western
mixed a. 37fu,3sc, do white al 40 a+lC
southern a, 4Qlas4lc, Rye quiet buttirm
PROTISIANS-Duil ntess pork a
sI4 5gGl+ -. Bulk meats, shoulders
SIC; clear rib sides. 6ta}sc. Bacon IL
tair demaud shoulders a. Sc; rih side
a l0tGlOic Sussr-cured hams, lag
lsc Lard dulI 81 9G9tc.
BJrTER-Westeru unchanged.
WHISKY-Quiet and firm al csc
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New York special OF the 9Th inst
TO the Cincinnati Commercial says: a
letter read al the Democratic HEAD
quarters, from Senator Davis, OF " es'
Virginia, saws: I'VE consider the State
certain for Greeley, by from eight &c
twelve thousand majority. Enough If
heard to make the adoption OF the new
.Copstitution g certainty. giving very
Considerable majority Camden and
Jacob and all state oficersrelected are
tor areeley. None hut Greeley mer
voted Tor the new Constitution.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. September !


FLOrR-Scarce and II demand al
previous quotations.
GRAIN-W neat unsettled, market
active and higher; No. > spring sold
81 81 2580l 26l, cash; closing al
81 a0bl4i 203, seller September. Corn
tolerabiv active and prices improved
&c. No. . sold al 3ItGSI4c, cast
closing al 36$c; rejected al 27c IN
store. Ne. > canal corn Al Sl3c attoaL
Oats active al 244tG25o for No. :
closing a, 244c; rejected at 2o4c. Rye
j. quiet at soc tor No ., closing dull.
Barley in better request and steady 81
65c tor No. . cash.
HIGHWINES-&c lower; sold al s9c,
PROFESSIONALISM; mess pork a
Ga oOal4 30, cash.
REEF CATTLE-Dull, inactive and
nominal
THOHs-Steaiy and fyifly active 81
"a e0lG5 81 chiefly al s %,
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CONFECTIONERY.
Alone.

Thai gentle physic' GYM IL time mad cured
BIZ now I'm past al comforts here M;
p'"'N'' Henry VIII.
Gope-vanlshed The world Is al q
stsge and ali the BourOons IL Il
merely PLAYERS, they have their exit
and their entrances and Biauton Dun
can IN ms time PLAYS many paris. But
Yesterday be stood amid tine multitude,
like a god the cyuosure o. a.. eyes.
H.. word might have weighed agaIns
the waves. He was war horse and,
albeit Hore dc combat still, there haiti q
change come O er himself, mis- being, and
mis- creams. Presto He Is 8 SOLITARY
occupant o. the deserted oanque; hal.
al IL n melancholy thing To stand
alone in ones country, said Leicester
when he had completed Holkhan. =
Iook about me and see nothing M.
mvsel. am the Giant o. 7iani
Castle anG have ate up al my neigh
bors
We are told that the carriage-horses
OF one ottue gentlemen whoHIu 'hS ""e'
ness tor our little friend julius Cesar
ate each other; but as Bianton Dun
cans coachman has been drusged'
BIanton must e en- follow the example
o. POLAND. the wizard OF Plza ana
swallow himself. The truths we speak
may lack some gentleness; bu; IN a
mater of SIMPLE faith like ours there
can be no tricks and small ceremony
We sneak right on. For we can say to
the King OF the Bourbons a. was once
said to tine Queen OF the Egyptians-
az nave never loved You much; but ha'
praised You
When you have well deserved.
Gone-vanished Like Jobs ser
wants. Blsnton Duncan can excialm
now 81 alone an left to tel the tate
! OF all the many Bourbons ne If only
left us.
.rrCsasar hide the SUD from ms
wttba nianket or puts the moon
In's pccSei, shall we nay MIN tripu"
For light"
/ Gone-vanished
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New York Money MarNeI

NEW YORK, September II, { ?. y.
MONEY-Tne market was steady
to-day, most o. the business OF cal q,
> TO per cent. but later in the da,
some loans were made a. . to / PEI
cent. Some Of the banks are shipping
moderate amounts o. currency E4s.
South and West
FOREIGN EGCHANGE-Market
heavy Tor long sterling credit al TO- tc
Ill. but closed with little firmer tone
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BALTIMORE { OHIO Z. L. co,

- - = A-SESGEE TRAIN
sgH ys@-sss- viii berun ~ IN" ollrv'u.
scneIEleOn Anu alus4 Jun. l., IS7e-- hte.-
ug t!n"
III. LOUIE EZPRE--.
EAgT-LE1vEr vEsT-LEAvEi
Wheeling Wheeling
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ARKIvE, Al Arrive ~
Cum DeT IAnL- Z=lJP. n. .Co!u1nus.-..hss25P.N
Ia tlWOrt - . '-auuusIy .-.lUBg 4"
" aEnlngtOu Cincinnati. ,t-l5 .
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Philsde!phEl.s:0C A.Hr-S.. IDDula.-...-..!:V ?. n
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EAsF-LEAyKz wEsT-LEA~E
da iiyIsi' .5,4op.n. aaify - at. scAs
ARRIVE At AREIIvEo5 A.
umBeTianU.gU -. n. IOiumDuG...-.." lrp n
baltimore 10 .SaDdasE y-----.aG -
New YurE...-4i0V. " Cincinnati
onlIsdeipnla-.2 - " iCEfcstRb.--------5 = a.
Washington ri LOuIs...--.-
u. C..--.-.----lG-O5 a. n. SUNDAY eZ~epic1
SUNDAY excspIe-.,
MAI. TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAyDs wEsT-LEEvE
"W neylug sVheeifuR
DAILY ai-...ll;5 r.K. daily ALLY p. a.
ARRIVE At ARKfvEs At
EumDeTlAnG.s.5 h. y .,fholumDua..-. y 70 A ~.
Baltimore IA ?. n. 7SanduStIy 49,. esp. n
" dNlli- SbL T~4LElAlAaA--H 80
l. C..-.--.-...-t-2l p. n! Chicago ----.l2=.5 -
pniiaueip 'a-lIsJU - ~si Louis n o. 4. ~
New iOTK-.- sr5GLurdslys exosDttJ-
"ssaJurLilvt CTcPutel.
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATIONS
zAs,-LEANEe wET-54ENgR
Wheeling Wheeling
daily al-.-iG.5j A. - DAILY at-.---b4JP. n
ERETvr At ARRTvE- At
Cumberland 80 Columbus l2sSI a. n.
SUNDAY excepted Cincinnati 5:Gg
ii LOuiE------ arp. -.
.GElcaZO----l@.lJ /"
-5uAIayH excepted.
WHEELING. PlTTS'6 a RALT. DIV.
Leave Wheeling a. IL - IL. an s.4C
o. H., sundays excepted.
E,Ls DOuLEG LrzLns maze connections
a. Baltimore with train ioT PniE4aes-
phiR New YORK and BoEtOp. Al keszT
HDnse, VIA Washington CIty. tor a.! POINT
rsoutn-
IVES bound traint MAXI dtrect counsc
ton ~ Columbus for al potnu Wsst aEc
Northwest
Iickeas 70 al principal points car b. pro
cured a. the Office
VIZ. z. SMITH,
Aaste- ofTrADsportAilon, balitLanrs-
K 7. DErRIE-,
ter Genera ARPut Wpsai'Tr.
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sLTPSHop ENGLISU

J. MOI. however. c0uIaed to tnt awe
trsement Columns. o. We should no, be
aoie L. read OF the shooting 0 q wild
Cal "hv & lit;le boy five feet eight
inches long o. q PROCESSION, winch
was very fine, aud nearly two miles II
length "a was the PRAYER o. Nj. PERI,
the chaplain - tor should We toe much
scaudailz.d 70 note the fact that
Miss Cory, III the presence o. q Iarge
number OF Admiralty officials, NAMED
the snIu Yesterday, and she wa quietly
warped out 10 her m0orlugs IN the
river nv ropes An American paper.
ii.ating upon the success attained ov "
"sel-made man, said he"arrlveu IL "a
I'o-nIa twenty vears ago with only one
sh,-r o. hi- back aud since then ma
conIriyed, ov close application 70 bus
ness. TO accumulate over ten millions '
President Tavio-s celebrated oul.
"W = are a, peace with the world. aoo
continue T. cherish relations OF amlIy
wiz the rest or mankind. r. pretty
fairy matched ny one perpetrated 10y
az English theatrical paper which
after announcing forthcoming peneh,
performance went Or an course
spsr,, one oiN be there and for the edliica
tIor Or those 1cho are absent, fuI repor;
wi. be found IL our next paper.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-12
DIR. A. S, TODD'S
Anti-BHiOus Or Liver Pills,
& Family Medicine
Tried And in Use 40 Years.
ONCE USED

SINSA DEDAAD
AEE NEVER ABANDONED,
Tested ny Thousands OF PERSON. n thiS
Community and Vicinity. They have COP
tInualfv increased H. Popular Favor, md
art scBnOw iedgsd Dy ali To De- the Dest Pin
now IL use.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT
ISL ONLY be l.. -, TODB'S PILLS
For Dyspepsia
ISL DG. 4. f. T0BD'E PILLS
Fo~ Sick Headache,
U-L DsS- A. =. TODP'S PILLS
For DisOriered Stomacns.
UsSE DIG. 4. A. TOBn'E J'2LLsk
FOr Indigestion o. Food,
USE DR. 4. n TODn'S PILLS
For AcldifyoI the StOmacns,
USE DE. 4. y. JODD'S PILLS
For CONSTIPATION o, the towels,
USE DIR 4. n. TODB'S PILLS
For Plantation Hf the Hear,
USE Dk. A. n. TODn'h PILLS
For Impurities OF tine Blood,
USL DIR. 4. h. TODD's PELLS
For Pains IL tine Head.
UsE DE. 4. n. TODD'S PILLS
For Pains IL tine Side,
UsE DR. A. =. TODB's PILLS
For Family Medicine, "
USE Bk- =. A.. TBDn'S PILLS
Sold by Druggists and DeaIers every
wnere
LAUGHLIN BROTHERs 6 Co,
druggists,
Proprietors, % whom address a. ORDERS.
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HOTEL FOR RENT
= N2LJRE HOUSE HOTEL,
ETEEEESG. WEST VA.

"a ..ARGE AND COMMODIOUs
.'".-- i Ouerej for rent. POSSESSION can
-'. WITHIN thirty days. The furniture
... 49,. n'u> can be purchased a private
.--..-.' Nai" a very iow rate. ANY COM
'~.Npn o. lIrSan> wishing To engage
,.....' apie. business, s better and more
~ Nouss cOu Il not be found. being
-1,- ~ JHs most elsg!ble and business
VI. ins city. AppiyTO
JOHN McLURE.
-~-s-I Wne-itSC " Va.
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-,,ruy,o,s For sale.

49, STEAMBOAT LANDING
t... .... Building Lots, price $40
-....,-. cast. balance IL one
...r. As. tAe dwelling House
n. rs. above suspension
-a.. .... E#,u -.ress.
...- .-.. aye. q.
-aEJDORL FINK.
Jy2"-n
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FOR SALE.
--m-nr In, sale,

~,. HUNDRED AND FIFTY
. -.. N.~y p-S. MI lanG--rwo
.. gr--, under cnlttystiol,--aG JON
,,.. 1olf miles o. BenwoO :,
~ WI. Sc. eutie o ~
.--.. ...-.,,4ss~,. and give possession
...'.. v. Y. HOIE x BRO,
"-. "... .s~.- Block. Market Street.
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En- sale.

-u.. STORY FRANZ HOUSE
- .,.. o. si-n rooms, Oh Jacob
........ small FRAN" House with
u Iacrr street. also "a new
-T %. En- street. containing
/ u. dUuaEar
~ b. l.slaEe AEent.
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Tickets a. al prTncl pa point II the - 81
an wss, C.LE D. pTucuruG al tut LHJpi
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Station q bridgeport,
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.u. ..ua-v lee front Oh Nn-
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{. ZANE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-12
TOR RENT.
J ~ Esent-

J.. THRTE-STORY BRICK DWELL
.-- q. Zee iow+.~ Z e. OF ChaUllne street,
10 " He-IDg. Known a. tine ''Parso1,-
belonging 70 the estate o. I. =.
.''-.. urcesrs.. Possession can be
mrs o O.tJusT next. Inquire OF
J L. NC&ECE EN.
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, Septembcr II

TOLEDO, keptembcr II.
FLOUE-Ste&dy.
GRAIN-Wheat q shadr better, No
white Michigan at 81 623 amber dc
81 81 49, No. red a. s. 40, No ) dc
at s. ia Corn quiet Gate steady
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PROTISIONS-PorK and lard nom
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For REM.

= MONT GROCERY STAND, STORE
'.oDln and Dwelling. corner Market and
NOL Streets. Possession given immedi-
-.y Inquire OF
wM.U BRTvTON.