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F1NAHdEAFD TRADE.
New York Aarket.,
= Ht4A N1w YoeR October 2

INV IOkk, OCiooet 90
h ,FLOUR-Tbe market 10 dull and
FdsciiniIg eli IS s096 30 for ssperhne
State; S. 90@7 90 for extra Safe;
s. 05@7 Is for choice State; 81 2O
a. Is Tor fancy State; IS 90@6 80 for
spper6ns western; "a S0@7 10 for com.
mon to medium extra western; ID
al 90 for choice do; 1908
for common Ito choice Hhite Wheat
western extra 81 O0@7 Is Tor common
to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; 81 3o@9 SO for trade brands;
: 25@s SO Tor common to fair extra
St. Louis, and % 55@lla 90 Tor good
10 choice do. Southern, -four is quiet
and unchanged at 81 25@9 so ior com,
mon to fair extra and 80 55@12 GU
for good to choice do. Rye -four is
unchanged at 81 50@5 Is. Corn meal
quiet and unchanged. oara t.1gL
GRAIN-Whea. dull at 81 4I@
! SO for No. 9 spring in store; $l 5SGa
| 60 for No. l do; 81 5ft9l %
for winter red western; 81 i66@tF75
for amber western and 81 7O(S@2 w
for white do. Rye is firm at &c tor
old western mixed in store Barley
quiet and firm. Corn is dull ct 6Stc
for steamer western mixed aud Gao for
sail do. Oats quiet at 46l@4s4c for
old western in store and afloat; 46@4Sc
for new white; 43@45c for new western
m;xed and 41M47c for State. A."
PROVISIONS-The pork market ls
firm at SIS 90 for new mess 81 5O
for prime mess, and $l4, 75@l5 90 foI
new prime mess. Beef lie dull at$4 O0
as 90 for plain mess and IS 5@l0OO
for extra mess. Beef hams are qniet
at ST OO@2s 90. 4 Tiefce beef ia nom
inal at $l3 0O@l6 90 for prime mess
and SIT e09l9 90 for India d" Cut
meats ere steady at l4t9l43c ior
hams and 7@7!c for shoulders. Mid
dies are quiet at 9ic for long clear.
Lard is quiet and steady at s3@Ssc ior
No. l to prime steam and 9c for Kettle
rendered .-..... 49,,
COTTON-On spot opens a shade
firmer; the sales are 1856 bales at 1890
for low middlings and 1870 for mid
ding uplands,
PETROLEUM-Is quiet at l43@
l5c for crude and 26ac for refined.
TALLOW lis quiet at 999sc;
stearine steady at 94@lOc.
WHISKY-Nominal at 93Ac.
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death, and signed this bail bond ii ct
justice might be done. The bitterness
of the South had gone by. What they
evidently desire is g just government
and just laws. 1t is because they be-
lieye they will have this that they sup
port Horace Greeley. Yes, a tool TO
nse, some say. No, don't believe it.
No, they don't believe that they can
trample on the law through him, but
because, the law will be- made sure.
Nay, the million OF negro voters would
prevent this. God himself would pre-
vent 1t; since the whole tendency OF the
world is onward; since, there is no pro-
gress backward. God has many aims
to compass, many messages to send,
and His instruments are fitted to some
distinctive end. l believe that the
South has an extraordinary mission to
work out; it is that which was begun
at Fort Sumter. Miss Dickinson closed
with a reference to the strangenees of
her position in thus defending the
South, On platform where she had
scores OF times pleaded for the colored
race, and with fine peroration on
American liberty.
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ProyidcntiaiIy Directed.

Among the attendants at the late
Methodist Conference was very beautl'
full and intelligent looking young lady,
who drew the admiripg gaze OF many
ewes, particularly eyes masculine
always on the lookout for feminine
faces. During the intermission at
noon, spruce young minister stepped
up to the Presiding Elder, and said,
with an air of secrecy;
"Did You observe that young lady
who sat by the first pillar on the left?
YES" said the elder; what oil
her. F,
WHY said the Young man, IL feel
impressed that the Lord desires me to
take that lady for my wife. | think
she would make good companion and
helpmate in the work of the ministry.
The elder, as q good Christian ought
had nothing to object.
But, in a few moments, another cam
didate for ministerial efforts and honors,
and for the name OF husband, came con
fidentially to make known like i'm,
preston regarding the same Identical
young lady: - -, :. :
"You had better wait awhile. 1t is
not best to be too hasty in determining
the source of such impressions, said
the prudent elder.
And he said yell for hardly were
the steps OF the second youth cod at bis
side, ere a third approached with the
same story, and while the worthy conf
dant still marveled, a toarth drew near
with the question :, .,
did YOU notice the fine notebook
ing woman on your left p
Eyes" cried the swelling elder,
"Wef, sir" went on the fourth vic
tim of that unsuspicious girl. "it is
strongly borne in upon my mind that II
ia the will of the Lord that / should
make proposals of marriage to that lady
He has impressed me that she is to be
my wife" =. =
The elder could hold in no longer.
"Impossiple! impossiblep" he eI
claimed, in an excited tone; the Lord
never could have intended that four men
should marry that one woman"
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, October

CINCINNATI, October rs.
BUTTER-At 23@25c for choice.
COTTON-Firm; low middlings al
1890; middlings at l9tc.
COAL-Unsettled in price until the
arrivals on the late rise. ... .
EGGS-Advanced to 24c.
FLOUR-Quiet; superfne at 8 25@
) Is; extra at 81 0O@7 %; family al
81 25@7 40.
GRAIN-Wheat, red winter at 5 90
Corn steady; mixed ear at 4Oc. Oats
rye and barley quiet and unchanged.
HO6S-Quiet at 81 1904 SO.
HAY-At SIS 00@2O 90 for prime
timothy.
OIL-Liuseed at S5@S6c. 3
PROVISIONS-Quiet. Mess pork
at sl4 so for city. Bulk meats quiet
shoulders at Sic, Sugar cured hams
at l76l7lc. Lard firm at Sc
TOBACCO-Steady.
WHISKY-Strong at S9c
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VARIETIES.

AT recent funeral In Georgetown,
California, man tainted and tumbled
headlong into the open grave, dying in
few minutes after getting out.
A couple were married in Michigan,
lately, the bride being aged Sc and the
groom 81. Neither had been married
before, and they had known esch other
for forty years.
The principal of a New York city
fashionable school, at which only the
children Of elite attend, claims that his
patrons owe the institution over $50, 900
and it is the hardest kind OF work to col.
lect it.
"Why, Ichabod, I thought you got
married more'n year ago?' "Well,
Aunt Jerutha, it was talked OF, but ]
found out that the girl and all her folks
were opposed to it, go / ies give 'em all
the mitten, and let the thing drop"
A Connecticut fisherman one day
bated his hook with live frog. After
patiently waiting some time for a bite,
as he chstted with friend. he found
that his livelv bait had SWAN ashore,
and was quietly sitting on rock by his
side. He wound up bis line and went
home.
1t has been said rs a reproach against
the fair sex, tb at some OF them occasion
ally 60 to church as much to show off
their finery as for purposes of devotion.
The ecclesiastical authorities in Lima.
Peru, will not permit the possibility OF
such vanity among the ladies OF that
city, for we are told that recently a
French lady was compelled to leave the
Cathedral because she had gone tbither
with fashionable bonnet on her head.
A woman Of notoriety in Rutherford
ton, n. c., has been fined by the Mayor
of that ilk, for the dreadful ofense of
calling the Marshal "Old Pewter But
TONS" 1t was felt that, il such disre.
spect for dignitaries were permitted, the
liberties, prosperity, aud possibly the
very existenc" OF the United States $50
called) would be seriously threatened.
So the buttons of the n C. Bundle were
avenged, and that particular part OF the
country, at least, is safe.
A man out in Nevada, who took
dose of strychnine by mistake and esq
capped to tell the tale, describes the SEN
sation of dying by this process. 1t is
enough to deter any person in his senses
to select that mode Of committing sui-
eide. He says that he felt succession
of shocks aud commissions, each worse
than being broken on the wheel, and
after suffering terrible torments for a
period that seemed of infinite duration,
he finally sank into Inconsistencies,
from which he was rescued by the
utmost exertions of skilllul physician.
The New Orleans Times says: The
indefatigable Mrs. Gaines suddenly reap
pears in her old arena and again brings
before our City Council and proposes to
compromise her large claims on the city
based on judgments against the unfortu-
nate people who purchased from the
city property which the United States
Court has decided belongs 10 Daniel
Clark's heirs. 1t looks very much asif
Mrs. Gaines has the city in a corner on
this point. If this be so, and the
lady puts her demand at reasonable
figure, it would prove tremendous re-
lief to all Mrs. Gains friends and the
whole community if she could effect
reasonable settlement and compromise
thereof,
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October 2S.
FLOUR-Dull but nominally un'
changed.
GRAIN-Wheat firm and steady;
red at 81 TOOL 80 amber at 81 500
| 90; other grades unchanged. Corn
dull; southern white at 65972c; do
yellow at 60@69c; mixed western at
60663c. Oats dull; southern at 43I9
45c; western mixed at 40@42c do white
at Hottie. Rye unchanged and quiet.
PR0VISIONS-Nominal but un-
unchanged. Mess pork at $l6 90.
Bulk meats, shoulders at &c; no rib
sides here; clear rib sides at l0@c. Ba-
con unchanged. Sugar cured hams at
22@22Ic Lard at Ste.
BUTTER-Western choice roll at
26@2Sc.
WHISKY-None offered; held at
94@94lc.
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~E SALE
Il. :. MarshaI's Sale.

UNITED STATES or AMERICA, DIS,
rrir, OF West vi ginia.
Edward B Cooper,
vs..
steamboat Matte Roberts, George cooper
,nJn,bn-S In Admiralty.
I'm obedience TO an order entered on the
hof Oc'oh4r. lS12. in the Oi trict court OF
fhs limited states Tor the District or "est
Virg,nia. in the case of Edward Il. copper
against he steamDo,t " Matte Rooarts,
gsr anriu -. tackle, outfit, apparel ana fur'
rirrr,, Shall proceed To sell, AT prblic auc.
ion, 10 the highest and best bidder, sa
steamboat Matte Roberts at the pubic
landing in the city Nt ParkerSburg, West
Virginia, on WeDE 1,EDAI THE Goth
nay OF NOVEMBER 1872.
Terms Of Slle-one- curtin OF the pur'
chase money in cash. and for the remain
ing threa-tourthS the pure laser TO give his
bonds wills security resident within this
District. % he approved by the Marshal, IN
rgQalamDuu PAYABLE resp ctively in 81
nine and we've moa,hS after date, with in
t-r-st nom date.
HFDiMAN SLACK.
u Marsha District West Va.
hy WM. II. IRWIN, Deputy.
JAS WTENT
PrrctOr for Libellant.
Wheeling, y. Va, October Is, 1872.
0N'ls..Of
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hair Ia thickensJ, falling hair checked, sDd
baIdDsss often. though not always, cured
by IL use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the foIIicIss are destroyed, 90 the
glands sirophiad and dscsyed; bot sneh o.
remain can be sayod by this application.
and slim ulated into actioty, 20 thai new
growth Of hair 10 produced. Instead OF foui-
Ing the hair With pss,y sedlpepi.ltstil
keep u clean and vigorous Us ocraiobzi
use VIII prevent the naif rom tnrntnx gay
or falling on, and consequently prevent
baldnesS. ThsFe~torstioB 81 vitality % give
10 the scalp arrests and prevents IL iorpns-
ton OF dandruff, which, u ~ Often 20 nm
cieanly and Offensive. Free rom tbo~e
delstertous Substances which make some
preparations dangerous s5d iniurtous 70
The hair, the viror can only bsnsht bat NOD
harm ID. n wanted merely fur q HAIR
DRESSING, nothing else can BE- found ~
desirable. Contsipins neither OIL nor dye,
II dos not soil white rsmbrtc, and yet lasis
Iostss. and = sIsisiul psr2hms. ~
Prepared by Dr.. J.C.Aysr &C.,,
Practicai and Ana,ysi.i chenis4 Low
Ell, AsssI oc3i-eodAv
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For Sale.

ONEFRAMEDWELLING HOUSE AND
~ Five acres OF Land, with a good Coal
Bank on the premises. five miles east OF
Wheeling on Short Creek.
TrrmS-One-half cash; the balance In
one and two years. For further particulars
inquire At j. l.. KimminS' Auction Room.
o'of John Fletcher. wheeling, West Vlr-
snia oct7
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Executors Sale.

THE USDERSIG NED WILL OFFER
| for sale, on saturday, October 26, 1877,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on the Reilly Farm. four
miles north Of Wheeling, the following
property: head of attic, = Horses, !
Hos, new Singer Sewing Machine and
Il ,u>ehold and Kitchen Furniture. Terms
GiSdla-Ca h. ISAAC Colts,
Oc'l9. Executor of Emily A. Mci ain.
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Farm for Sale.

A BOUT TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
y acres OF the very best hill land--two
haldr-d acres under NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ing and OF shepherd NcMerhen and others,
S.thn one ana one half miles OF Benwood,
harshall county. VIII sell entire or In
lo'S N salt purchasers, aud give possession
Immediately. w. V. HOGE & BRO,
sepll BaileY's Block. Market street.
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N~EHE ON AND AFTER JUNE
go 'JSzG~X3& 2. 1877, Trains will run a
BALTIMORE & OHIO B. &. co.

r. #sWRPASSENGER TRAINs
- <t@8&w will be run by the dolowiuf
schedule on and after June w. p72-Wheel.
sT. LOUIS EXPRESS.
EAsT-LKAYna wsr-LEAyBs.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily st......5s5e a. n. daily st..-n:lo A. \
ARRIvEs AT ARRIYEs At
Cumberland-2:l r. n. Coiumbus.. M p. n.
Baltimore...--625 5andnsky .l0sJ1 I"
Washington Cincinnati. lGl5 4"
ID. C....--.--9,O I" EXTRAORDINARILY A.
Philadelphia.3;0o An -. Louis-...-.l:OO p.
FAST LINE.
rAsr-LEAvEs wEsr-LrAvp
wheeling isW heeiIng
daily st......5:I0 P. n daily at. so5 4. u
ARRIVES At ARRfYEs At
Cumberland. 2Do A. NJ Columbus. y. e
Baltimore -.-S:5 sandusky.-..-5IS
New York. .-44DP r. n. CtDciDna NATL
Philadelphla-l=D e" Chicago ...-.-.s;Q A. q
Washington ~. Louts.....--
D.C-.-....-.--losi5 An. sundays excepted
sundays eIceptedI
gt asl MAILTRAIH.a
lAsI-LRAys wBr-LsAyH
cafs .1sss..lrsso p. y. Gnfy .i..-rssr.x
AKEIvEs AT ARRIVE At
Cumberland. I'D A. " Coiurnbus. gl5 4. q.
Baltimore. p. N. Sandusky 80. hsj0Px
washington NlDcinnau-. 30
ID. C...........-Gy p. MFhIcago .---.lEI5
Philadalp'a-llsss !. -. Louis % 4. y.
New York saturdays excepted
sSsturdays excepted-
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATION.
EAsT-LRAvEs wDT-L1Ay9
swheelfng wheeling
daily at---ll1SA. ~ daily st.----4cl0 r. T.
ARRIVE AT AKRTyEs At
Cumberland. 950 /" 'Columbns .. i2s5c a. T.
Sundays excepted. Cincinpau-. 6S5
81 Louis e5Y. Y.
.Chiczgo---.-l2.l5
Oh Sundays excepted.
WHEELING, P1TTy9 q BAIT. DIV.
Leaves Wheeling II lis q, N. and -
p No., sundays excepted.
Fad bound trains make conn setions
At baltimore with trains for Phuadsl
phia, New York and Boxton. AZ Relay
House, via Washington City, for all poian
West bound trains mzts direct eonne>
ton at Columbus for all points West ano
Tickets % all principal points can BE- pro
- Masrer ofTranspoftxfion, baltimore
jei2 ~ General Iesht whAoiire.
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Farm of 1913 Acres Of Land
For SAIp.

StIUATE ON THE BETHANY PIKE,
- I'VE miles from the city of Wheeling,
qua qua being part of the James Kelly farm.
ths improvements consist of good two
SS,ory hewed 10y house, large stable, spring
n1lse, &C. Tne land Is In a high state OF
S.".INation, and has O"e-fourth of mile
vvlut ON the p Ike. For terms, see /. b.
Nelly, on the premises, or
THOS. OBRIEN, Feat Estate Agt..
ANglS Wheeling. w. Va.
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Public Sale.

T WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE, ON
| saturday, the 26th of October, 1872, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. on b Goods farm, five miles
east O. Wheeling. on The National Road. 4
POrSes, Mules, 80 Milk Cows, 30 Heifers,
SHOgs 1 Wagons and other Farming I'm
pIemens, and about l. shocks of Corn.
OctlTi CONRAD SEIBERT.
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For Sale.

~ A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
u with seven or eight rooms, on jacob
street; also a small Frame House with
,sp rooms on JACOB street; also a new
o'cS House on Eoff street, containing
our rooms. L.. u. HUGH ~,
aug3 Real Estate Agent.
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INSURANCE.
Life Insurance Co Of Virginia
CAPITAL, 5000.

A. q. McILwAINE, President.
DARCY PAUL, D. B. TENANT, Vice
Presidents.
SAMUEL B. PAUL, Secretary.
d. p. FACKLER, Consulting Actuary.
Judge JOHN F.-LAY, Superintendent Of
Agencies. -r1 @. L.a,'rE. - ..
Home Office, Petersburg, Va, with Local
Boards in all the cities OF Virginia, IN the
District OF Columbia and in West Virginia.
Life policies are now generally conceded
10 be among the most certain and desirable
OF Investments. This company, managed
on principles Of strict economy, offers the
safety, and lower, we believe, than any
other Company doing business In the State.
Its success Is an established fact.
All reserve from premiums as n security
TO the policy holders additional to the cau-
ital stock Is invested by the local boards,
within that locality nom which 1t de.
rived. ~
Being convinced by their knowledge OF
the integrity and prudence of the gentle
men who compose its Directory, and by
thorough examination OF the plan OF or
gsniZation; thai IL Is in every respect q
OF Wheeling, who have themselves sub
scribed 10 It's stock and organized as a local
board, feel warranted in commenting the
enterprise 10 the favorable consi leration
OF the people OF the state.
RoBT q. JORDAN, President.
Il. NJ. Eoff, David Lynn,
b. 3. Lynn, Geo. II. Jingle,
ID B. Hubbard, Geo, r. Boyd,
Vim. V Hoge, Lueius Hoge,
W. 4. Hughes, Curran Mendel,
Robert Simpson.
W. V. HOGE & BRO,
...- General Agents.
DIR. WIN. J.BATES, JR..
Med. Examiner. augSl-sb
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For Rent.

'SAT WELL KNOWN TAVERN
stI1 tste ON Denny street. South wheeling,
En,utn the fixtures appertatniDg thereto.
uquue on the premises, or Of s.lG
HENRY SMITH,
"ollshmsnt. oat9
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For Rent.

'aE THREE.STORY BRICK DWELL
ems ing at the lower ED of Chapli ie street,
nee wheeling, known as the "Parsop-
C.mshd belonging to the estate OF L. j.
mad n, frst of October next. Inquire of
oepiV-h ], n. MCMECHEN.
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For Rent.

RELMONT GROCERY STAND, STORE
ihoom and Dwelling. corner Market ana
s,sIr io9 streets. Possession given immedi-
"' Snyyc; Inquire Of
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FOR RENT.
For Rent or Sale.

NEW HOUSE ON WHEELING ISL
A. : aud containing fonr rooms, ktch' u
lar, &c. Also several building 10 8 ioI
Ait; Apply TO THOS. TUITION.
John street, between Fifth and Sixth.
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on' sAoE.s cArAsRN REmrnY


n IL the only form OF instrument get invented
with which flid medicine an be carried kIok ~
and pSJeotiy dppl<d to all parts or the ahects ~
r the qS Rs In Which sores ia SSer
f.e}uentiy exist aud fron " hieh tecraiarrhal dis
charge seuerally proceeds. The want OF success
In treating Caisrrh HERETOFORE has Arisen hrgely
from the fmpos.iblIiy Of spph Ing remedies 70
nary methods. This obstacle IN the wsy II 81
feeling cures Is entirely overcome blythe intehton
Of The Douche musing this instrument TIE Fluid
Is earriedb It's own weight. mo snusng, toteias q
gently lowing stnam 90 the hi chest portion OF the
nasal passsccs passcs into and thoroughly cleans
Is all tie tubes and chambers CONNECTED Herewith.
nnd aows outoi the opposite nostri ltsure 10 pleas
Il. Full and explicit directions &C
con1pany each instrument. When uscd With This
INSTRUMENT DIR. Sage'- Cstarrh Remedy ceres re
cent attacks of "Cold In tho HcaaS By
Sympto ms OF Catarrh. Frequent head.
schs dischar &c falling into thrOai, sometimes pro
fuse watery, thick mucus, puruicnt, offensive, &c.
In others q dryness, dry. waicry, weak or innanef
eyes stopping up obstruction OF nasal passacrs.
rincng in ears, deafness, hawking and coughing
10 clear throat, alterations, scabs nom ulces~
voice altered. nasal twang, offensive breath, I'm !.
paired or total deprivation at sense OF smell anj
Taste dizziness mental depression, ioes OF ape
lite, Indigestion. enlarged torrsIls. tickling cough
&c, Ouly r'w Of these sywpioms are likely 10
be present In any case NJ one tine,
.Dr. Sage's Catarrh IL, mcdy, when
used with DIR. Plcrcc's Nasal Douchc,
and accompanied with the constitutional hrsi
mcnt which IL recommended IN the pamphlet
that wraps each bntilr of the Remedy, per
feet specific for this hNthsomc ti-ease, and the
proprietor offer. IN good aiih. 800 reward
lar case he can not cure The Remedy h mill
and plrasant tousr containing no strong or csrsic
drnts or po.or- III CE'ar'h Remedy II sod NJ
10 cents pnurhc n ~ cents, by Rtl Drug
gIsta. or either viii - mailed Nv proprietor q z
rr1cir' oC6u ,..u,s &c. S.pIEEtII, ~. H.,
-. l'.N.... Wv ~ NO, y l.
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FOR RENT.

'rHE ST. JAMES HOTEL BARBER
shnp and Bath Rooms, They have just
yee eh put in complete repair and are now
guy Tor occupancy. Oct23-a
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DR.. J. G. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
Oc2l-Ss1Ag-lu
Ayers
Hair Vigor,


A DRESSING
which IL 81
on@asrsabls.
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. H sos
yea@a H1>dg
ryay hafv % o.
~i0s'of ooI@
sfh M g.~s
D,dFesjSssAs q
ypffh. Thin
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New Orleans Molaases.
A SMALL LOT PRIME n. O. SUGAR,
"A for sale tU
spa Lnsf. DAVENPORT q PAKKs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-29
Ayers
Cherry PectoraI,
For Disease Of the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs Colds, Whoop-
ing Cough, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma and Consumption.

Among the srea
'discoveriezof moi
ern science, few are
OF more real value
IN mankind than
this enectusl rene.
dy for all diseasf-
Of tho Throat AMI
Lungs. A vast trial
OF lis virtues thro-
out this and other
countries has
shown that IL does
surely and efieCtu-