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MORE TESTIMONY IN FAVOR or Mn.
CoLTAx.-Some further evidence has
been adduced in confirmation Of Mr..
Co!fax's statements respecting the gifts
Of money made him by Mr.. Nesbitt of
New York, rs accounting for the $1,000
shown by his bank account TO have been
received at the time Ames claimed TO
have paid him that sum. Mrs. Abbey
Sage Richardson, now residing in Chica-
go, has informed correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette that in 1869 she lived ut
indianapolis in the same house with Mrs.
Matthews, Mr.. COlfaN's mother; that
about February oil that year Mrs Matthews
showed her letter from Mr.. ColIax en-
closing letter from Mr.. NeSbitt, where
in Mr.. N, stated that no rejoiced IN the
political success OF Mr., Colfax, whom he
knew to DO able and honest, and suppos-
ed to be poor, He expressed admiration
for the career of Mr.. Colax, and told
him that he would not be able 10 live
upon his salary in Washington in u
manner becoming the rank Of
Vice Presidents that he (NesbitL)
having abundant means would send to
Mr.. Colfax 81 900 each quarter during his
vice presidential term without expecting
q return other than the satisfaction oil as
slstlng public man whose integrity had
kept him comparatively poor Mrs.
Richardson Is not positive as TO what
form the thousand dollars was sent in, but
the best Of her recollection Is that the
letter stated it contained check tor that
amount. Soon alter the Inauguration
Mrs. Matthews informed Mrs, Richardson
that Nesbltt was dead, and Mrs. Richard
son expressed her regret that Mr.. Colfax
would thus DO deprived of assistance OF
which he was in need, but soon after this
q letter was received which Mrs. Richard.
son read, from the sons Of Nesbitt. This
letter stated that they had found mem.
orandum among tho papers OF their
father in substance that Of tho first letter,
and that although they were under no lc.
gal obligation, their father having given
no instructions in his will, they would
keep his pledge. Mrs. Richardson says
that her memory is clear as to this letter
from Nesbitt's sons
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TIE amendment recently made to tho
Bankrupt Law hos reference solely TO
corporations created by the laws Of o
State (other than insurance companiGs)
and doing business wholly within such
State. 1t simply provides that the bank.
rupt law shall not apply TO such corpora
lions when proceedings for winding up
their affairs have been instituted against
them In tho State Courts.
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A Fox.DRrvE near Brookville, Ind,
last Saturday, was spoiled by farmer
named GEORGE WILSON, who, gun In
hand, threatened to shoot the first person
that set foot in his. premises.
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BENDER -COoK. Tuesday, February sSih,
Is73 Atibe residence Of tho BRIDES father In this
city, by Rev. 3. W. Ryan, Mr.. CHARLEs q. BEE.
DER and Miss MARY Cook, Rlof this city.
'DoNNBLI-DTCE.-on Tuesday, February
as IsI5, At the reeidence OF The bride'a father ut
Valley Grove, by Rev. NJ Fitzpatrick, Mr.. Eo-
WAR; 'DoNNELL and II les MAGGIE DICE.
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A COUPLE OF young blOods near Edray,
POcahOntas county, recently fought duel
because both loved the same woman
Nobody hurt.
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Clarence E. Irwin


Julia &, McKelVey, and Alexander T. McKelYey
her husband, Samuel B. Irwin and Robert 3.
Irwin, Jr., which Julia 8. MeKelVey, Samuel
B. Irwin, Robert 8. Irwin, Jr., and the com.
pla,nAnt are the heirs at law Of Robert 8.
irwin, deceased, and Mary 3. Irwin, the Wild.
Wof said Robert 8. irwin, decd. In Chan.
Gerry.
The object OF this suit Is to obtain q decree for
sale and sale OF lots No. ono hundred and ninety.
eight U9s, one hundred and nInety.nlne Ci99J,
and water lot No. eight 49, on the east aide Of
Kim street, on Wheeling Island, in tho city Of
Wheeling, West Va, Of which lots Robert 8.
Irwin. decd. was seized and possessed In bis
life time and also 10 obtain decree for the pay.
msnt 10 said widow Of gross sum in cash out
Of the proceeds OF Gale, In lieu Of her dover in
said lois, and q division Of the residue Of such
proceeds among tho heirs OF said deceased.
And It appearing from the return upon tho sum.
mons issued in above cause and IRON an RfldRVlt
1led therein that the defendants Julia y. Nickel.
Vey, Alexander T. HeKelVey and Samuel B.
Irwin are not residents Of the State Of West Viz.
HiniA, on motion Of the complainant by his At
torney It Is ordered that the aAid julia =. Nc.
Kelvey, Alexander T. HcKelVey and Samuel B.
Irwin do appear within one month After the date
Of the lrst publication hereof and do what 10
necessary 10 protect their interests.
Testc: DANA L. HUBBARD,
Clerk Of tho Municipal Court OF Wheeling.
CALDWELL & CALDWELL Atty's for Plaintiff.
February 10, isTa, fei9R
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spec!al MotIces.

a HEAD OF ALL COMPETITION
II -McCABE, KRAFT & cos ENTER.
PRISE BAKING POWDER-Pronounced by
the public 10 be unequalled for PURITY and tx
cELLENcE. Nothing 10 compare with tfor max
iuG NICE, LIGuT, PLAKT Biscuit, Mufflns, Buck
WhG9t and Corn Cakes. 1t saves both TINE and
MONEY. Sold by all Druggists and GrocerS.
MECABE, KRAFT d CO., ProprietOrs,
iC29 WHEELING. ". Va.
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General NotIcee.

OOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
In Lumber Dealers OF wheeling, would re.
specially inform their customers that all ac-
counts will DO presented for settlement quar- ter
ly, instead OF Femi annually rs heretofore.
ARMSTRONG;, COBN d co.
HANRS 4 WILSON.
PANNELL q UPDEGRAFF.
]. A. HOLIDAY d SON.
q. &. J. HUBBARD.
KLEVI9, KRAFT g. co.
BRLTZ b FADING.
fea4 JOSEPH SALISBURY.
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

PREPARAToRY DEPARTMENr-oneT Teacher.
ACADEMIu DEPARTMGNF-Thrco Teachers.
CoLLEaIATE DEPARTMENT-Four Teachers,
Music AND ART DEPARFAEHT-Four Teachers.
LATIN, FRENCH and GERMAN LANGUAGES.
No extra charge for Vocal Music, Penmanshlp,
Book Keeping, Latin or Elocution.
The Second Session will commence MONDAY,
February 3D. az
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OTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
- County Of Ohio, City OF Wheeling. In the
Municipal Court Of Wheeling. February Rules,
1873
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NOTIOE.-THOSE INDEBTED
In to the subscriber arc hereby notified that
their accounts have been made ont, and payment
can DO made on the I'd day Of January, 1871.
To prevent any confusion, proper officers viii
be In attendance, and no fear need DO entertained
by interested parties Of any dlsaRreeable conse.
quenees on account Of the rush. Only limited
number can DO admitted at time-tho doors
opening inward; the precautlon being deemed
Necessary on account Of the experience OF the
jGni cHAs. Il. BERRY.
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MFRS. c. MCCOY, 148 MAIN ST.,

Keeps q full assortment Of LSces, Trimmings,
Gloves, CoESets, including Mrs. Moody's Abdom.
inAl OoTRets, Gents and Ladies' Hosiery, Hand.
kere'fs and all articles SppertAInlnR 10 complete
assortment Of Fancy Goods. Orders for any.
thing In her line promptly attended to. Ladies'
desiring TO purchase handsome Winter CloRks or
W8terproolS would do well to examine her stock
before making selections elsewhere. octl2
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ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from
the effects Of Errors and ADJUSTS In early life
Manhood restored. Imptdlments to Marriage
removed. New method OF treatment. Now ant
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sen
free, In scaled envelopes,
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
South Ninth ct Philadelphia, Pa, AN 1nshtu
ton having q high reputation for honorable coz
duct and professional skill. dCc7-d&w
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T STAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on wheclInG Is,
land. Price from 800 70 $1,000 each.
THRNs-one-fourt cash, the residue In equal
installmcnts OF ono, two and three yesIS, with In
terost. JNO. 2. GILCHRIsT,
anl0 Al TOP NIL
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons. Io,.
don, graduate from ono Of tho most eminSS,
Colleges In the United stAtes, and the PreSttS
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elseTbsss
has effected some OF tho most astonishing cSrSt
ever known. Many troubled with FInSino n
the hi I'D and cars when asleep, great neFyouI
mesa, being alarmed at sudden sounds, babbi5l
nosF, with frequent bluShlng, attended some.
times with arrangement OF mind were cured
Immediately, NS
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ENDORSEMENTS OF THE PRBE

The many thousands cured at this eItablhl-
ment within the last twenty years, and the run
erous important SurgIcsl Operations performed
by De. Johnston, Witnessed by tho Trpofteis o.
tho Sun, and many other papers, notices @
which appeared again and again before the pap
lie, besides his stAndlr z as q gentleman Of thll-
actor and responsibility, Is sufficient Guafany
10 tho afflicted.
kkIn diseases speedily cured. JAni7
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Married Persons, or Young Men eop,smrl,,.
Marriage, being aware OF Physical TeIISuitI
orgIuic debility, deiormlties, speedily en,SI ~
lie who places himself under the cSre NJ n.
MAJ ES rS QUA SonSGe IN his honor II "a.
DhJslciAn. 'AAu y
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Especially, WIN haTo been tho vietIm,o, CT.
~ Vice, that dreadful and destFueiIys 'Sli
which annually sweeps 10 an untImeIS 9lnll
thousands OF Young Men OF the moSt ,IE!I tVs
talent and brilliant intellect, who miVSt o;SeCd
wise have entranced listening Senate ia, SSs1H
thunder OF eloQuence, or walked 10 ecst'Sv re re
thrilling Tyre, may call with iulFeonddenec "S
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

MIXED TRAIN,-Norihward, will leave Del.
mar at IS r. NJ. Laurel 3.l2; Sesford, 3.&3:
Bridgryillc, 1 20 Greenwood, 40; Fariningion
ASS; Harrington, 8 20; Dover, o. 81; Clayton,
T2I; Midileiown, g. 20. Arrivcat Wilmington,
. 55; Philadelphia, II 30; Baltimore, $50, Y.
"
Souihward, will leave Phila. at II 10 p. n.
Baltimore, 7.3o Wilmington, ~. 55; New Cus-
tie, |. 20: Middiciown, 2.2s; Townsend, 2.4S
Clayton, 3.is; Dover 400; Wyoming, AI2f
FELTON,, 40; Harrington, 8 o5; Farmincionf
5iT; Greenwood. 5.32 Brd.cvilie, 5.SJ; Sea.
ford. . II Laurel, G.ao; bennar, 100.
The mixed train will be run subject 20 delays
incident to freight business, and will stop ouly
at stations here time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Phila.
delphia n, TAO, II 80 A. ". and cas- p. ".
Leave Wilmington 8 30 A. NJ las and $50 p.
II. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional TO those above leave Smyrna fos
Clayton II 80 A. ~ aad I 80 +. ". leave Claytou
for Smyrna $40 A. ", aad 200 r. ~, leave
10 make connection with trains TO and from po-
yer, and Stations south.
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend, with the Ken, County and
Queen Anu-'s h Kent Railroads. AT Clay ton,
with Md. aud Del. X. 4. At Harrington with
J. & u. Il. X. At Scsfotd, with Dor ester and
Delaware n n. A, pelmar with Eastern Shore
r. Il and Wicomico and Pocomoke r. X.
May so-ly HF KESSEY. Superintendent
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20
WANTED!

T want TO purchase half dozen good, healthy
l. CALVES, Of two or three weeks old
f.C. MURPt ~,
Aug 2s-n. Near Niddl tess, Dbl.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20
NOTICE..

INllE iigh,uess OF the times compels me TO re-
l. ducc my business to a CASH basis, and ac-
eordingly have marked every thing in my line at
low figures
Coal credits will be limited to 30 days, and on
all coal paid for on delivery, discount Of 5 per
cent. will be made. T. EVANS
Middleiown, Del, Aug. 10, 1851.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20
+. " & d. r. -DELA WARE Dl
VISION
Notice to Fruit Growers.

Is addition 10 the regular Market Trims now
] running, an EXTRA DAILY FREIGHT
TRAIN. Sundays excepted with passenger cas
attached. will commence running between Will
mne,on aud Harrington Monday, June 81, ~.
Leaving Wilmington nj 4 80 A " and siopninc
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20
REGISTER : OFFICE,

REGISTER = OFFICE,
New Castle County, September I'll 1874
l Tpon the application Of Edward " Lockwood
- Administrator Of Curtis totdray, deceased
il is ordered and directed hy the Register that
the Admin 'sitaior aforesaid give uDticc OF the
granting OF Letters OF Administration upon ih-
ksta'r of the deceased with the date Of granting
thereof. hy causing advertisements 10 Ne posted
within i.rty days from the date OF such Letters
in SIX Of ihs most public pisces OF the Count, al
N.s Castle requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate. 10 present the same, or abide
by an Ac, OF Assembly in such case made aud
provided And also cause the same 10 be insert
ed within the same period IN ,he MinptEtows
TRANSCRIPT newspaper published in Middletown
aud 10 be continued therein two months.
80 Given under the hand aud Scn OF Office
H Hof the Register aforesaid. nj New Castle
County aforesaid, the day and ,enr above writ
ten u. GIBBS, Register.
NoTiCE.-All persons having claims against
the Estate Of the deceased must prescn, the same
duly at,csicd 10 the Administrator on or before
September "a, ls5a or abide an Ac, of Assembly
In such case made and provided.
EDW ARD W LOCKWOOD. Administrator.
Sep, l3-2m. ADnRrss-Midilctown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

Suhiec, 10 DELAYS incident TO ircigh, business
THIS train will stop to take up passengers Gully
Al stations named, bu, will leave passengers At
any stopping place, eNcci, llare's corner, Stat.
Road, Rodney, Armstrong and Dupont.
Tha, prompt time shall be made, 10 insure con-
urrtiuus with Philadelphia and Ne~ York, il %
important that shippers should have their freight
At The several stations at least one hour bcfors
the train IS due To leave
This train will bc withdrawn whenever the in
tcrc.t Of the company requires 4,
June t@r II kENNES SHpi
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20
For SASSAFRAS RIVER.

,I,iE steamer .TRrMpETER heing now in
i complete order will Resume her trips on sat-
urdar, The 1T Of March 1873, leaving Pier No.
Il Light street wharf. B,liimorc. every Tncsdrr,
Thursday and Saturday, AT lUl rrrivin:
in Georgetown al lr.u v Returning Will leave
Georgetown the alternate days ats t.s arr,
ing IN Baltimore at T. VI touching Al hlrs
Neck. Barnards Briictton Turner trccS 'ss'
sdays. shalcross aud frcicriGk,own, gens
and returning
We sincerely trns' that thc friendly relations
hitherto existing between the steamer Trumi"-
ter, her patrons. aud the public generally. may
never grow less Tor the pNpr,ua,ion OF which
We will ever be found striving our very best.
mar lly NM. ClSplfI. Capt.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20
Registers Order.

may 3-Grn
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20
NO TIC E!
To the Merchants OF s1iddlctOvvn
and the Farmers Of ~. Georges
I'D. and surrounding c0untry.

HAvlN0 repaired the break In the mill-dam
IL ] am prepared TO grind from $50 to 800
bushels Of grain per day.
Fbur aud all kinds Of MILL FEED constantly
on hand. Y. II. COOCH,
sePe-a,, Coochs Mill, New Castle Co., Del.
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NILS unrvalicd S)I!hcrn remedy j. war;
4 rGntcd not IN contain 4 single part .ci,. -.
MERCURY, or any injurious ninvIa, .c.b-
stance, but is
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Bonds, Stocks. &c

T BUY and SELL on COMMISSION and
l. my own account at current rates:
BONDS and STOCKS of RAILROADS,
Bonds and Stocks OF States and United
States, Bonds and stocks of Cities and other
corporations, Bank Notes. Coupons, Gold
and Silver Uoin, and approved Claims against
the United States, State and County.
D. GAMBRILL, Broker, Main street,
Ang 10 t6mo I'd door South Wheeler House.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAK0LINA
Deposits of 81 and Upwards Received.

'NTERE$T .iLLU WE'D .:T TIE RATE
rt. SEIEN PEH CENT. PER ANTLN
ON CEHyIFIr.i7E OF DEPOSIT,
!ND SIX FER CENT. COMPO UNUEU
EVEN y .SII MONTHS ON ACCO C.NTS.
OFFICIIi,S.
Wm. Martin, President
john L. Palmer, T!cc.rIcs.dcr:.
O. Hr"!.i2cr, Cashier.
J. ii. sawyer, in genera! charge
JOAN {. Il. smith, Assistant Cashier.
Wade l!arIrton, William Martin, John B..
pr.M"r, y. {. liaako.i, f. W. SlcAI.stcr, E.
ii: lirnitsh, Y. l.. Gregg, Columbia
&. I. scott, VI. q. NANcs. Ncwbcrry
i. Ii. Euti.!Sc, Daniel R"vcncl, Jr, Char.
NECHAAICS. 1ahorcis, Clerks. Widows.
~ o:;'hans and others may here dcpositt
their Savings and draw a liberal rate oi inter
rst thereon. Planters, Professional Men and
Trustees wishing ~ draw interest on their
!unde "n;il they require t!.cm for business or
otter purposes; Parents desiring o set apart
small sums for children, and Married Women
Al! Minors whose deposits ca Il only he with.
Drawn 10y themselves, or, III case OF death, by
th"ir legal rcire-en' stivt :, wishing TO Law
as:dc funds fo. f!.u!,. r.r arc here Afforded
AL opportunity al icrositing their means
where they VIII rapid; accumulate. and, at
.hc same sine, l.. sutjcc; Ia withdrawal
"'.'h h'''!'". AHS Is
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Teas and Coffee.

ENSPECIAL attention paid to thc excellence
~ Of these domestic luxuries.
TEAS from SO cents to choicest imported
at ZOO per pound. Our PARCHED JAVA
COFFEE is genuine; also, Mocha; stock OF
RAW COFFEES varied and sold at low
prices. GEO. SYMMERS.
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

A'SNELh F.C E.IhBLF..
Containing those Southern Roots and IIcl hs
which an All-Wisc Providence has placed in
countries whcrcI.ivcr Diseases nor, prevail.
1t Will Cure all Discusses caused by de-
rnngcment OF the Liver.
THE SYMPTOMS OF Liver Compiaint arc .
bitter or bad taste III tile mouth; Pain III H."
Back. S!dce or Joints. often mistaken Tor
Rhcumaiism; Sour Stomach; Loas CT Ar-
petite; Bowels alternately costivc and lax:
Headache; Loss OF Memory, Will, :: pai;:u,
sensation of having failed to do s,nicthin:;
which onSEt to have been Gouc; Debility,
Low Spirits. thick yellow appearance oi
the Skin and Eyes, Il dry Cough, often mis-
taken for CONSUMPTION. Sometime, many
OF these symptoms attend the disease, al
others very few; but the LIVER, the larg, {.
organ III the body, ia generally tho Sea, Of
tho disease, and If not Regulated in time.
great suffering, wrctchcdncss nt.d DEATH
will cnsNc.
This Great Unfniitng SpECIysIG viii
not he found the Least Cnpirn,unI.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTirATlOE, J.u,i-
dice, Bilious Attacks, SICK HEADACHE.
Cohc, Depression OF Spiri,s. SOU; $40
MACH, HEARTBURN, &c, &c.
Simmons Liver Regulator CT Aeuicine
[a the Cheapest, rurest and Les: Family
Medicine i'll the World.
IASCrACILEIp ONLY II
j. II. XEII.IN ~ co..
Macon, Ca, and Philadcpiia
Price. II. Sold by all Druggists.
duiy IL Sept Ill SLY
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
CO LII MIA Sc

''''''tH' '-'t *! 'ff, $500. 600
OFFICERS.
JOHN Il. PALMEH. President.
Il. G. BEl. NlXEK, Cashier.
Z: ;. G. ECTT, As.istam; Cashier.
'R'hlH la X will soon occupy i,s macnifi-
Il cent tlrcc-story and Maneard Roof build
ing, now II course Of construction on tho
ccoIner OF Plain and richardson streets, but
:or the present will do business ut its old
DahklnH iinuso, opposite the Columbia Hot ell
general Eaniiins businc= ,.transactcd. Ger.
'iiicatta OF Deposit, bearing Interest at the
rate OF Seven per cent. pcr annun issued.
N"te1' Hills of Exchange and other evidences
Of deb; discounted, and money lonne d or cor.
.atcra!s: Stocks, Bonds, Cold, Silver bought
and sold. Drafts on all the prominent cit;ce
III the United S:a;cs bought and sold.
niKECTnEs-Jas. l.. Black, John L. Palmer.
T. v. McMa=tcr, T. II. Sem, (ut Il. ID. Sem <
son. 6. W. Goar!cn, i"f Copeland * Fear
ion i. l.. BRYAN. W. &. Swaf..cld, of II. .E
". &. Swa"icll, ". l.. STANLEY. j. c. Secgcrs:
samuel McGowan, !ibbcv:l.t james II. Kion,
W.nEsboro. Fch s
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THEArR1oA1.-Mr. T. @. DeLeon, of
the Mobile Register. is announced as
tha manager of the Mobile theatre, this
year. We thought he would eventual.
~ come to such an end; and If any man
living can run theatre and news
paper at the same time, T. G. is that
individual.
There are 10,7l2 policemen in Lon.
don, and they have to patrol 7,G12
miles of streets.
Judge Carter Campbell, OF Georgia,
died in Madison, On the 28th.
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Heinitsh's Queens Delight.

The Great Blood Purifier
LNOR the cure of all Chronic Diseases, Scro
II fula, Ulcers, Chronic rheumatism, Ery-
sypelas, Kidney, Bladder and Liver COM
plants, Dyspepsia, Affections of the Lungs
and Throat, Female Disorders. Puriiics the
the Skin and Beauties the Conplexion Get
tho real Queens Delight at HEINITSH'S,
tnone other gcnuinc,) Columbia, s. c.
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NewAdveFtIseR ent9.
WHEELING ISLANDDRINlGRARA
Three Days Racing.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
August lOth, 9lst and I'D.
$a.o a6 90.

ais 4 WRDNRsDAY-FIRST DAY.
First RIco-PuFRo 800. For horses that haH9
never tfotted better than 2:40. Rligible noe ~!
J1Re., First homo, 800; second horse S0S'
'I sSeo m'I RSsS "a Si7b. Running, mile
heals, best ! in 5. HirSt horse, 500; second
horse, $50; third horAe, S2S. ..n ~
Third Raee-Purse 800. TrottnG, open y
horses that have no record OF trotted lof money
FIi6t h0TSs, go; second horOe, SSO; third morse,
S'@ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY, !. ,.,. =.
Pint RSceEPuFSo S3S1. For horses that have
nevGF beaten I;tS. FIRST home, 0iSi second horse
VI SSIc sI RSeC1FSS S; Sias. Open to pacing
hoEses owned IL Ohio county, ". Va. Sn9 ~
mont county, Ohio, and any eonnty eoloI[I1i4
either; barring Sleepy George and Je9IY Lnn I1
FiEGt horse, SsOi second horse ~; |lHU n'''0'
Third Raeo-Purss $50. Open 70 Al horses
that have never beaten minutes. First horSe'
$50; second horSe 500; third horse, SO,
FRIDAY-THIRD DAY.
First RGee-PurBe $3.50. Open 70 ~ 9euei iS
First horse 500; Ieeond horse, 500; thlu noESs'
Second Raeo Purse 800. Running; open e
all; mile heAtS, In 3. First horse, SlgV segoHA
nH TSi R;ee SP neg SsSS PacIng open 70 al;
HIrGt horse, $50; second -horSe' SlUG tnHu
20 FoStt6 Rnee-Phrso S7S Open 70 all hoE!eS
owned By Livery Stable troopers IN OHIO county
W. Va, and Belmont county, Ohio, ana my Ao;
joining counties. First horse, SS% eeCoFno
horse, gas. at.i.-.- La. r' .
wRntIleS will DO closed TUESDAY. August
10Th, Of 8 o'clock, r. /, Of heLure h99Se;,
For RuIeS and Negotiations see GmGll 6lils.
AddFess. Z. B. YOUNG,
aIiS Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-21

The Providence journal says We
have many times had occasionto express
the condemnation which sensible men
iecl Of the combinations to control the
price OF labor. When they are peaceful
they Are only iuiudicious. a wasteiul loss
OF time and plain violation of those nat
ural laws which are certain 10 Vindlcate
themselves, and which no man can dlsre'
gard with impuDity. When they aye Vi
Olent, and tho men who enter into The
combinations attempt to force others into
them; when they attempt to prevent men
from selling their own labor at their own
discretion; they commit a high crime
against society. ..... 40,