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LIST OF GIFTS.
PRICE OF TICKETS.


, Whole tickets, $40; halves, So; quarters,
s. o; II whole tick cts for slGO q LOT 30 az: %
for 5000. No discount on less than siOo
worth OF tickets at time.
The money necessary to pay In full all the
offered gifts Is now upon deposit in the
Farmers and Drovers' Bank, as WIN De seen
by the following certificate OF the Cashier:
FARMERS AND DRovERs' BANK.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 70, lo72.)
This Is to certify that there is now on de-
posit in this bank over half ar, mli H OF
fund, $4,000 of which Is held by this bank
as Treasurer of the Public Library OF Ken
lucky to pay of all gifts TO be awarded at
the drawing. r. S. VEACH, Cashier.
Hon. John Barbee, Manager Of the Royal
Insurance Company, Liverpool, ana Col:
JilsOn p. Johnson, proprietor o. tne daIt
of the Trustees to take charge OF the tags
before the drawing, count them, place them
in the wheel and personally see that cor
responding numbers for all the tlcRetS sofa
10 into the wheel: Aiter llle craving ~
over. The wheel, with its contents, will be
nlaced i'm the hands Of q committee on the
mart of the ticket holders to satisfy them
selves whether all the tickets sold were rep.
resented in the drawing.
Blind child en-, IN full view or the audi
one of the glass wheels and the gifts be-
longing to them f. ON the other, and the OF,
fetal record of the drawing thus conducted
will be kept by three tellers chosen from
different banks in the city. The drawing
will be published in the Louisville papers
and New York Herald. and official copies
mailed to all parties out OF Louisville 10
whom tickets have been sent by letter.
The remnant Of tickets yet unsoli will be
furnished to those who tirst apply Tor tn m,
and as general distribution OF them Will
he made among agents as their limited
number will permit. No agent will be per;
mitted, on any account Whatever, 10 hoda
or sell n ticket iOr the management alter
the 18th of November, 1877.
. This postpOnement has been made by al.
vice of the Trustees, with the sole object OF
the real benefit of both the ticket holder
and the Public Library, and all concerned
may rest perfectly assured that the positive
and final programme here announced VIII
be carried out TO the letter.
September ~ 1872 ,
THOMAS T.. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library KENTUCKY, Public III
brary Building, Louisville, Kentucky.
oct5- WHS.rb
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The Harrisburg: Patriot publishes =
list of one hundred names Of prominent
Republicans who have come ont against
tie spoils party in that State. The list
is headed by Andrew g.. Curtin, Belle
fonte; A. K. Mcclure Phila5elphia
E Joy Morris. Philadelphia Eli 6lifer,
Lewisburg, and T., NJ. ,Msrshall, Pitts
burgh. And the PARROT adds. ,"This
list could be multiplied BY ten, and still
the numbers OF the prominent and in
fuential Republicans of Pepasylyaaia
who have entered on this campaign
against ring rule would not begin to be
exhausted" -: .-- - :. Z I
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The Congressional Campaign,
ELECTION, OCTOBER 2HH!

Democratic meetings to be addressed
by Colonel BEN. WILSON, Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress in the
First District; Hon. OKEY JOHN.
son, Colonel W. P. fHoNfsQNt p
H. LEONARD, ESQ; FONTAIN
SMITH, ESQ. and Colonel Wv.
THOMSON viii be held at the fol
lowing times and places g.i,scg
II writ Court House, Tuesday
evening, octoberS. -,..., '..,
2, Burning Springs; WfrtTCo,
Wednesday, 0ctobr 9.a,,310 :" y1a
1o Calhoun Court House, Fri
day, October ii. % l.,L oII .I1slo
iSmithyille, Richie county,
Saturday, October IL. -.'s... = ,Ge9
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Sad Accident.

Last Saturday morning, Wheeler
West, a son of Abram West, and Will
liam Green, son of John Green, all Of
this town, attempted to cross the river
at Miller's island, near Beach Bottom,
in a one horse wagon. The wagon by
some means upset. Green swan TO the
shore but West was drowned. He was
a fine swimmer, but OF late years has
been subject to cramp while bathing.
1t is supposed that sudden attack Of
cramp caused his unfortunate death.
His body was recovered the next day
and brought to Wellsburg.-Pmhandse
Ns,rs
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MARRIRD.

TURNER-HUSS-On Tuesday evening,
September "a, 1872, at the residence OF
Townsend Frasier, by the Rev. Thomas o.
Tongue, MIR. GEoRsE B. Turner and Miss
EN- Ma HUss, all Of Bridgeport, Ohio. t.,
MCILWAINE KELLEY At "Swan
Meadows" the summer residence Of the
brides father, near oakland, on Thursday
evening, October 8, 1872, by the Rev. T: o.
Tongue, Captain ID. b. MClLwANE to Miss
NJ. BELLE, daughter Of General B.. r. KEEL
ley, all OF Wheeling, West Virginia. -
1a
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THE OHIO ELECTION.

As many OF our readers are warmly
interested in the election to take place
in Ohio next Tuesday, and are DESTROYS
Of knowing what is the best basis upon
which to regard the condition of the
State politically, we COPY from the Gin
cinnati Enquirer as follows: "The
Presidential election of 1868 was not
the slightest test. After October no effort
was made to carry the State for SEY-
MoUR. Hence the increase Of the ma-
jority from II, 1888 in October to Al ,42S
in November. Under the circumstances,
as we said yesterday, the majority for
NoYEs Last year Of 20, would be ap-
parently the best data upon which to
figure, But the Gazette says that it was
on account Of the light vote that MOVES
majority was not larger. The Increased
vote this year will not be in its favor,
but to accommodate it, and to give the
case in its worst aspects, we will take
the Republican majority Of 1883 in
October. 1868, and add to it the 1900
negro votes then not given, aud we shall
only have a majority Of $4,000 to over
come on an aggregate Of near 100000
votes. That there are $4,000 Liberals
in Ohio we have not doubt. There
are Ear more than that recorded on the
books o. the Liberal Committee at Co.
iumbas. Bat sssumingit at $4,000. that
was sochssgesof $4,000, which would
give us M nearly 10000 majority even on
the worth basis that can be adopted"
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We copy elsewhere the stirring sd
dress issued ITO the People Of Penn
svlvania" by Colonel A. K. MCCLURE,
Chairman Of the Liberal Committee. 1t
sets forth in terse and vigorous language
the desperation Of the corruptionist
party and assures the friends Of good
goyernme ot that victory is within their
reach IL --.-.- - -
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GENERAL BUTLER thinks that, Of the
10000 officers appointed by the Admin
istration, it would be wonderful if all
should be found perfect. 1t would,
indeed; but not more wonderful than
that so large number Of them should
be found imperfect.
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THE Chicago Post complains that Mr..
Greeley did not explain what he would
do in case of another attempt Of the
Southern States to secede. 1t is true
he did not offer such an explanation
but he would doubtless have done so i
he had supposed that anybody was TOO
enough to want it.
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The Lewis county Fair opened last
Wednesday. A correspondent says:
"Our Fair is grand success. Peo-
pie and stock are here from all the
surrounding counties. There is the
best display OF cattle and horses ever
,een in this section Of the State"
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IT is said that the election riot at
Macon, Georgia, was instigated by that
pestilent mulatto, AARON ALPEoRlA
BRADLEY, a negro carpet-bagger OF the
worst class. He urged the negroes to
60 to the polls armed with hstchets
and razors and drive the whites away.
"Our colored fellow citizens" in the
South are not indicating to any very
great extent the wisdom of the Four
teenth Amendment.
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TIE Cleveland Leader says ut was
disgraceful in Horace Greeley to at
tempt to prove Mr.. Colfax brlbe-taker
and corruptionisl." But wasn't 1t far
more disgracsful in Mr.. Coltax to be-
come q bribe.taker and corruptionist?
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

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Beware Of Counierfeits.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
The Childs Cure when Teething,

PAIN COLO AND .WAKEFTLNESS.
Such Is the popularity oforr remedy that
1t has induced some unprincipledE PERSONS
for word, using the same colofs, gliding and
style, requiring very close looking to dis
cover the difference, An Intelligent and
honest public will frown: upon such at
tempts at deception and treat them ~ they
tbe fnli extent of ib sG law Ali psrtSss Who
by making, selling or buying suchtmita-
tons as shall infringe on. our copyright.
The only genuine article Of The Child's
Cure when Teething, baughlin's Infant Cor
dial, is prepared by LAUGHLN BROTH,
aconrtli uY to ACT of Con9r66s. lssN II q
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A GREELEY negro in Cairo owned a
Greeley dog and q Grant, negro owned
a Grant coon. The negroes set the
animals to fighting, and the Grant coon
was killed in the struggle. Then the
Grant negro and the Greeley negro
fought each other, and the Grant negro
was speedily laid by the side Of the
room ... =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-05

TIE attention ofthe several members
Of the Democratic and Liberal Repub-
licsn Committee in this county is called
to the announcement for a joint
meeting in the Franklin Insurance
Company's building this evening.
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The Chicago Ns,0s declares that SEN
ator Morton sis perfectly abandoned
POLITICAL adventurer." There is little
doubt that he will be perfectly aban-
doned BY his party after the October
election.
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EVEN the New York Times has no
verd of apology or deiepse Of opening
the penitentiary doors for the election
OF HARfRASFr 10 Pennsylvania. :
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SENATOR WILSON" says an exchange,
"is strict temperance man." That
may be, but his temperance is not much
more strict than Grants intemperance.
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TIE seductive Duncan tailed signal

TIE seductive Duncan tailed aignally
to win General Hodge over to the
Straight-out Grant cause. dear
George declined to embark in that
scow. If Blanton could find one or two
men in Kentucky who are willing to 20
with him, he wouldn't feel half as
lonely as he does.
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SoJoURNER Truth, a very old and
garrulous negro woman, for many
years past sort of pet for the Aboli'
tionists, is making stump speeches fol
Grant in Ohio. She is not the Truth
Of whom Bryant says:
The eternal years of God arehers,
though she has lived almost long
enough to induce the world to think so
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Ex:GovER,NoRC Cox, OF Ohio, is mem
toned by the Columbus Sentinel as one
Of the Republicans who will not vote
for GRANT.
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, WARRINGTON HALL.
d.. ONE NIGHT ONLY.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER ..
r The far-famed Comedian and Delineator
of the come and pathetic Drama,
~ Mr.. JOHN E.cOWENS,
supported by his we'll selected and talented
Dramatic organization, expressly engaged
to accompany him during his extended
tour OF the United States,
! The performance will commence with
Sterling Coynes celebrated Comedy, In 8
acts, entitled
~ 80 EvERYBODY's FRIEND.
Major De Boots, the Swash-
= Duckler. MI j. e. Owens.
To conclude with Mr. Owens great spe-
cialty Of -.
......, SOLON 6HINGLE. .E
Scion Shingle-.--...-...Mr. John E Owens.
As performed by, him throughout the
entire English world upwards Of two thou
sand NIGHTS. S!GB 1G'.aJ -
Prices OF Admisuon-Reserve Seats, 81 ;
General Admission, 75c; Gallery, SOC. ia
d The saie OF reserved seats viii commence
on Monday, October ., at w. II. Sheib d
Co. Music and Piano Warerooms, under
Washington Hall.
; NJ. Owens win perform IN GAINESVILLE, o.,
on Thursday evening. October 10. oct4-u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
On Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young Men from
the effects of Errors and Abuses in early
life. Manhood restored. Impediments to
mari iage removed. New method, OF
New and remarkable, RENE
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, in
sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No
2South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
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MoidlDgs.

,... a. MoldiDgs. ~ 'e''s5 D
TUST REGEfVED-AL LARGE AND ST.
81 PERIOR stock of mnldingxf Some new
and chaste patterns, suitable FOR chromos,
steel enRravlngs, &C. ~ -! .-..Ii - G.
Looking. glasses, Chromos, Lithogaphs,
= GEORGE W. sTONER,
sep94 90 Market street.
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SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT AND
OF SOME OF THE DISEASES PRODUCED BY
IA sallow or yellow color Of skin,
or yellowish brown spots on face and
other parts Of the body dizziness and
drowsiness, with frequent headache;
dizziness, bitter or bad taste in mouth,
dryness of throat and internal heat /;
palpitation, in many cases a dry, teas
ing cough, with sore throat, unsteady
appetite, raising Of food, choking SEN
sation in throat distress, heaviness, or
bloated, or full feeling about stomach
and sides, pain in sides, back or breast,
and about shoulders; collie pain and
soreness through bowels, with heat /;
constipation, alternating with frequent
attacks of diarrhGa; piles, flatulence,
nervousness, GOODNESS Of extremities !;
rush of blood to head, with symptoms
of appoplexy, numbness OF limbs, es-
pecially at night; cold chills, alternat-
ing with hot fushes, kidney and urinary
difficulties; female weakness, dullness,
low spirits, unsociability and gloomy
forebodings. Only a few OF above
symptoms likely to be present in any
case at one time. All who use DR..
Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical
Discovery for Liver Complaint and Its
complications, are loud in its praise,
Sold by all first-class druggists.
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rom all the townships {:

GREAT CLOSING Our SALE OF DRY
GooDs.-Messrs. Emsheimer q Blum,
at 1874 Main Street, offer this morning
to the ladies of Wheeling and vicinity
their entire stock of dry goods, consisting
of French and Irish poplins, black. and
colored silks, silk epingelines, French
sateens, French velour suitings, all wool
cashmere French merino, Empress
cloth, black and colored alpacas, silk
velvets, velveteens, furs, shawls, velvet
cloaks, flannels, and general domestics,
at wonderfully low prices. The firm,
wishing to enlarge and renew their
salesroom, feel compelled to move Oft
this stock at once. Our ladies will no
doubt appreciate this notice and avail
themselves of such an opportunity,
where goods will positively be sold IT.
respective OF cost or value. Now is
your time for bargains, ladies'
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EGGs.-It is awful. Just to think OF
three cents apiece for hens eggs! Did
you ever hear of such doings before =?
What does it mean! Are the hens on
a strike for more feed, or have they
teen "struck" with cholera until their
ranks are 80 decimated that prices must
60 up to stay the demand, and give the
exhausted remnant of large family 4
day or two off duty? Farmers should
see to it that no hen shirks her days
work now. Strikes and laziness must
not be countenanced. Keep every one
of them on their nests. Suffer no Sc
ductive rooster with his long tail and
gay feathers to interfere with and entice
them away during business hours.
Glut the market with eggs and bring
down prices.
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TERMINATING THE HA1R.-When the

TERMINATING THE HA1R.-When the
hair ceases to draw from the scalp the
natural lubricant which is its susten-
ance, its vitality is, as it were, suspend
ed, and if not promptly attended to, bald
ness will be the certain result. The one
sure method of avoiding such an un-
pleasant catastrophe is to use Lyons
Kathairon, which, when we'll rubbed
into the scalp, will speedily re-animate
the hair and prevent it from falling out.
Besides that, this inimitsble resuscitant
and strengthener of the Hair nourishes
and stimulates its young and tender
fibres, removes all obstacles to their
growth in the shape of dandruff and
dirt, and ultimately produces q new
crop of hair, stronger, glossier, and twice
as abundant as the old. AS a hair
dressing it is notably the most agree
able, refreshing and serviceable article
ever placed upon dressing-table.
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RIGHT AND Observation-Disclosures
Hall was crowded last night to witness
the representation of the very beautiful
allegory entitled Right and Wrong and
the magnificent tableaux presented
throughout the drama, if drama it may
be called. We heard many expressions
of approval around US, both for the
manner of the acting and the beauty Of
the spectacle. We consider the tableaux
of the RESCUE" as beautiful and effect
i've as any we have ever seen.
The acting last night was excel
lent. We must make special mention
of Richard Duncan, the Queen, Mrs.
Duncan and Biddy. The Irish and
German characters were well rendered
and won rounds ofapplause. The song
BY Mr.. Galligan A. Bernard, sung IN
answer to an encore, was the worst we
ever heard, and was made thereby the
funniest thing of the evening. Hurrah
for Teddy. The play will be repeated
tonight.
For the convenience Of persons living
in South Wheeling, arrangements have
been made to have street car in at.
tendance at the close of each nights
performance to convey them home.
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SPIvINs Gays he learned new game
called "Pammena" with lot Of fellows
the other night, and somehow his lily
flush was not as good as rosebud full,
to an extent that cost him thirty-seven
dollars and a half. Spivins declares
that you cant pammena more innocent
games off on him.-Cncinnati Enquirer.
We are prepared to trim the comb
of the Cockerill who penned the above
Islander. We don't play mo games
whatsomdever." Thirty-seven dollars
and half! Do you take US for a
bloated bondholder, Johnny, or a Jay
Gould or Jay Cooke? When we are
proud possessor Of thirty-seven dollars
and half we will move west and buy
farm in accordance with the advice
of DR.. Greeley. Besides we don't know
what you mean by "flushes" or "fulls "
Don't pammena Of your own short
comings on US, John, don't do it.
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RIVER NEws.-The river is stationary

RIVER NEws.-The river is stationary
with fifteen feet six inches in the chan,
mel. The river is rising at Pittsburgh
with ten feet three inches by the marks.
The ice was not running 30 heavily
yesterday as on the previous days, and
is not now offering much obstruction to
navigation.
All day yesterday the river was filled
with coal lows. Some OF the steamers
had an acre or two of barges and coal
boats.
The following are the names OF the
towboats which passed here yesterday:
Charlie Mcdonald, VIM. Stone, Whale,
Jos. A. Stone, Fearless, Oil Valley No.
2, Giant, Wild Duck, Niagara. Leopard,
Lion, Sam Roberts, Lake Erie No. 8,
Tom Dodsworth, Sam Clarke, n. J.
Bigley No. 2, Tigress No. 2, Diamond,
George Roberts and A. j. Baker.
We have heard of several accidents
to the coal fleet. The Samuel Clark
lost three barges above Steubenville.
The Michigan lost two, one Of them is
at the head of the Island.
The Steubenville NeVS of ednesday
afternoon says:
The greatest damage in this vicinity
was done at Borlsnd's shaft, where
three barges laden with thirty thousand
bushels Of coal each and one empty
barge were swept away about six
o'clock last evening. At the time they
broke from their moorings, a man was
on board one ofthem, but he succeeded
in making his escape to the shore, The
empty barge stranded short distance
below the shaft. One OF the others
was reported to-day as landed safely at
La Grange, seven miles below the city,
and the tow-boat Michigan, belonging
to Borland & Co., went down this noon
to take charge of her. At last accounts
nothing had been heard Of the other
two laden barges. With their contents,
they were valued at about $4,000. on
which, it is said, there is no insurance.
Mayor Lowry, Of Pittsburgh. arrived
here this morning to unload the barge
which stranded near the water-works
on the last "rise." He has a gang Of
men employed to-day in the work OF
transferring the coal.
The Major Anderson will take her
departure for Cincinnati at noon to-day,
without fail. Passengers for down river
points will remember this and attend
to securing berths Of our gilt-edged
friend, Ed. Muhleman, her clerk.
This is the day for the Express to
leave for Parkersburg, but we are
without official information whether
she will start this morning or not.