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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-08

DY LATIMER & CEEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and 18th street
Star Office Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SUBURBAN PROP
ERTY.
@ BY virtue of deed of trust, dated August
18th, lS72, and duly recorded in Liber $780, folio
- 52i, one Of the land records for Washington
county, District of Columbia, and by request of the
party secured thereby shall sell, in front of the
premises on MONDAY the 9Th day Of September,
1873, at O'Clock p. m, Lot No. Is, in J. NJ and Il
W. keatngs subdivision of a part of Prospect Hill.
This property is situated on Lincoln avenue, Just
beyond Boundary street.
Terms at sale. SIS down on day of sale. Convey
anciDg at purchaser cost.
NJ B. LATIMER, Trustee.
aug30-eo6ds LATIMER CLEARLY Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-08
DY DUNOANsON, BOWLING CO., A0ct.-
ID corner Sth and ID streets northwes,

~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED q
FRIDAY, September 9Th ct same hour ard plac.
by order Of Trustees
sep5 DUNOkSsoN. BOWLING q CO., Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-08

RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID SITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-08

~ 4 Il y Il d.
EASTER-LEIMBACH On the 7th inst, by
R.v. Dir. RsitZel. JOHN EASTER 20 ANNA
LEGMBACH, beth Of Washington ID. Q. Balti-
more American please copy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-04-25
NUMBER II.


\ FRIEND AT HAND.-Huw A DoU-
BILE MARRIAGE OCcURRED- citizen
of Wright county. Iowa. WRITING. to
friends in Dubuque, tells about a ma
trimonial senG-OH that occurred there
recently which seems savory and IN
tercstiEg. Rice, schOol-toacher liy-
ing near Webster City, Is the father
of two llOoming daughters, the eldest
of whom was engaged to be married
to member Of the interminable fami-
~ Of John Smiths They burned the
midnight oil and taliow-dips under
the patcInal roof to their hearts con
tent and were married last week.
John Smith had friend called Peter
BrOwn-another aristocratic co@no-
men of few posSesSO SOrs-and Peter was
bachelor; he had tried to marry,
but always had i'll luck making him
self acceptable to the fair sex. Peter
had cOnfded to John the story of his
reyerses among the ladies, and bond
of sympathy was sealed between them.
One day, previous to his wedding,
! John told Peter he thought he could
get him n wife, referring to the scEaol-
masters Younger daughter Gene
with me when I'm going to be married,
tomorrow, Peter, and perhaps | can
( give YOU a lift" Peter aSSented and
on the following day, at the appointed
hour, the bridegroom and his friend
appeared at The house of the brides
father, ready for the ceremony. The
family group was assembled in the
best parlor, few friends were present,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-04-25

IN China, when contractor engages to
build a house, he encloses the premises
and sets up cooking apparatus to supply
his hired men with regular meals at the
most economical rates. Having taken
breakfast they work till noon, rest one
hour and leave off at p. M, and return TO
their homes. On leaving, each takes a
ticket, which admits him next morning
These tickets are daily vouchers of the ar
tisan's presence. Counted up at any time
a true account is rendered. a man on the
ground throws several bricks to another
ten feet above, and he to another still high
er. Thus the masons are supplied as they
ascend with the wall Instead of carrying
mortar in a hod, it is thrown by shovel
full from one story to another, to any re-
quired elevation. without Spillng a parti-
Gle, so expert are they by continual prac-
tiCe.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-04-25
THE STORY OF 4 DUEL.

The water makes three distinct leaps
from the summit to the ledge before
reaching the bed of the stream below.
Not far from the head of these falls,
and nearly concealed from the view of
any passer-by on account of the thick
trees which grew around it, stood a
cabin of logs at the time of which we
write, ten years since.
1t was early one cold winters morn
ing that the master of this cabin, in
from a hunt. They had been absent
during the entire night, and now, just
as daylight was dawning, they were
approaching a home where they felt
sure of a hearty welcome. The man,
as he broke through the thicllet in view
! Of his cabin, paused, and gaZed atten-
! lively upon it for a moment. Then
! he threw the buck he carried on his
| shoulder upon the snow, and shaking
| his head, he muttered:
Il don't know that anything is
wrong her, but don't fe i just right
At the same moment the dog ran
toward the dwelling, and then, return
| ing to his master, uttered low growl.
i ne man appeared very uneasy, puC
ne hastened forward toward the CABIN
door. Before he had reached it, a wo-
man appeared 1t Was plain to see
! that she had been weeping, and she
was very pale.
My God, Nancy what has hap
! pened - he inquired almost breath
- .,po o.,-, Nj, - oo1,,, -, .4l,o
.,1,pI,, -, C,','ia . va. n, 'o e''''i "' '''
'lI.IL,,il'.e ..p,it ~ sl'olise 4,,.o,9,,
UlLi me " li,'' ii,'' II. e',,'
nc question was 9o'''cT'5 ,'9NV'' oe-
~,
door. me instant Mark sa" t"'.7, nc
S'',|7i7lle,' ,7!, N'',> ana s,'Si'SI q: ..
ne ,!ea'I IT.uI',e>' 20 me
An, marx NG'o' tle os'',' mas re-
,"Lile" 20 me l'"' come III i " i7ii %
'"iN ~ VIZ" Gu. ,-1.
0D", II''''i5S ~ Iio i,l''' 'i't'Sl tI
| ne7h ana O'o0u 70 ''e"l " ''"' In'eIe"
Ihe caDiI'' ailo' throwing c''li'7'Ii pom
seat eyed the intruder ,: Lor some some mo TO-
menus "I,hTuV VIII SI'eaNiils l nc ne" iie
,.Nked, 'PhlHp narE' no" "l' 70"
ind IN, me out, and what 90 You want
mere
nave hech s'2Fc-ihS !oF (on--
MARK " t"D. '@f I'VE years Q" mo
'Ilt "JSy''' h"V 70" see C''I 20" were
All9,aheh. and DO you "s" why
N""SuO Ou:
- - ,'''' ,'sN i' =, a.. .-....,.
-, - ""S 20 ','j' - ,,:r """',,' 10
o'II7 %" nus ,''.,c' ~ III o,ll
y Ilii''l"I''S' ana Il Siie u't no. Vi was
IGNORANT &, "i 'lT'ii' 20 ie' ilei Niio" 'iie
IruUh. D,..,.
i1e c''rtIul "n"I o" , S''H' i;, n;i,L
h"ii>, eAcI''l'iie'' MAN, ii''il l i'''7'i'5
ms iIii'- 80. =,
ne 1lhgF oo5GIEf' IIls aI!'i S;'I't
d''Ih, l SiIo'il' ne Soi!9 ~ 20 ) o,'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-04-25

BARNUM is going to make his ami
mails fire-proof now. The elephant
will wear corrugated iron-overcoat,
the balloons will have Bahcock's eX-
tinguisher strapped on their backs,
while the camrls and otheranimals will
he coated heavily with tire-l roof paint.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-04-25

: :aR! sg q gent
... g.. canvass Tor yHv new. valH-
.-. .4- book ~ D.- JoHS CoTAN,
/ a,ieace Of . New life.
uad eudn.srd 10y prnwjue"1
i ...f4uS. religious ar3 secular pal
book like il published. $40 per
...i. AHGrrrs
60. 1853 Ij1hrh s.. New York,
s., TESTS HAVE PROVED
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-04-25

How OLD PoNrPoY WIS RELEASED.
-Ogd Pomcrov. as the bows call him.
who has since hecome so famous. or
Infamous. If YOU please (depends on
which party YOU are member of, as
Senator from Kansas, had been cap
tured the day previous. in endeavoring
to make his wav into Lawrence. As
soon as the Governor heard of If lie
deepetcheG me to ascertain the cause
Of his detention. and have him re-
leased. The ONLY tent in the camp
was appropriated to the prisoner. be-
fore which a sturdy Missou.ian, with
- diIapidated douhie-barreled shot Gun.
was pacing slowly. apparently i'm
pressed with his great responsibility.
He informed me that he belonged
to Capt. Denson's company. and him
! | found closely engaged at '.seven-up."
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-04-25

BoYHooD ~ ,SPEING-T31IE-Baft
is the prevailing popular amusement
with tie juveniles this month. The
boy whose parents own the pond IS
generally chosen captain Of the raft
r..e IafC quite frequently consists of a
c,ueI. OF boards tIe captains father
has laid away 10 ~eeson. The captain
s.agIsat the bow and hoIIars, and the
other officers, whose claim TO the berth
principally rests on the fact that they
have dry pants at home, stand at the
stern, and spatter water on the out
siders who are on the shore with their
hands in their breechcs pockets and
guile i'll their hearts. They thus nav
igate for hours ut a time, and then
fight over the distance they have made,
and finally 90 home 70 see their par
ents about it, and are dried with bed
cord. and are put to bed, where they
can feel Of their injuries without mo-
Iestation DGu5Vy Mars.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-04-25
r. GROCER FOR
. AMERICAN SARDINE CO,
81 Broad Street, n \
q dc EUNGE-E We. or FKENCH

'8 dc EONGE-E VIE. or FKENCH
s-' ..H RITZ ERS. have been used in
N.Nn than Icu years, and are now
-.' into his country. They are
"i Nar.rahlo extracts and are de-
. ... ..|.tl.atiou Of Inc blood, thus
rs ""...s~ curing nearly all diseases
..g "HtHau system Is liable. Asa blood
..- Us .THHufsT Of tong lie they are
' Do" uHn4Ualcd. Price 80 cents per
g WISH tu Introduce them into this
'-. ..r P. au rncTgctic Agent, to whom
VIII .n offered. \ W. DESPARD
.. agents, SO. y Cedar ST., n. Y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10
WumIngGOa and western r RI,
TIUE TABLE.
SPRING ARRAN0RNRNT.


CoumeneinK A~ril I'll
trains viii run a. follows,
Leave Wumingtca Z 01. 10 40 m and S3S D m
Leave Landenberg IS. 10 IS a N aud 81 . N
Arrive 81 WtlmingtOn 81 N. OO an, 5 o. o m
Arrive at LandenberE -, IL s. 4 m ami % D n
.CONN sc rlONS-1rlIns leaving WIImingtvn A;
lo% q With train leaving Phiiadelphia A. ! So a
N; BA.d@orS at Z 30 a N. and Delaware X K .r1ins
Trains leaving WIl1ington ats s. D N. connects
Wita train ls4Ving PHILADELPHIA At 1 20 D m
Irain 9rr1viAG as Wilmington at S. q m with
train Philadelphia ct 10 IN -
for PhuAdsPhi At 9 On u.
Trai9 arriving At Vil1ington at sOOp N wi.b
tram tHs saluIors and Washington At II u:
aiEh train for PhilAdolphia ant SeW Yorx n S s.
N. an With D-l,T TIr- r RfrtiS. al = ."
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Wilmin Enn ol and 6 80 n
Leave Landeuberg 8 Is N. aud As IA
Arrive WilmiagtSn 3 81 q n aud 8 tOp1
ArriVs LAndSbsFs ~ n and q pm
Trains arriving IN WnminRton a. % D m con.
neat With traia for PhilSdslphia ct s 50 3 %.
Ownt6us con 9Oottoas between ". aad W and p
v. and B DsPOtA. AID ear Of the WnminEtoo Cts
6anwAy. DAVID c0GNRLL Supt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10
PaIbbkkRRF r FERR1 & I n y IT5TLAIE6TOa Z GzLTl

o. aad after WEDNESDAY, Ooeohar lsth. is71.
Ranseaaer ear wtl - attached 20 the ffstgAt
tRain leaving PhlladslpAia eco D. n Tor VII.
he epain WI. stop 1t Stations a. follows, vAsa
ss:IEIsA; = 81, ES, Hsag fsIsy, la r LaaaEptso sS6
low S.t9 ?. n; LinWo0d, 9.5S D. n, CiAymona i00i
p q lklorlia, % 10 ,. n; arrive WilminRtoH Ia 81
e.A. toetAl q. y. KENNY, 6SplE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10
ITO TIE PUBLIC.
Il The VflmimRtaa

PHN0 THk PUBLIC.
l. The WilmiRgtSa and Reading Railroad Com
RAAy have eeuPlsesd arYAagements 70 carry Monoy
haakAges and kXpeosS Matter 10 an1 from AZ points
On the line Of their road and West Chester,
Also 20 ell points On the PhiladelDhiA and Rad
tmR and CatAWtalA Railroads, including Roading
Allentown, Columbia, ,HArFisburg, Lancastsr Dow.
tpgeoWn, AahoRsy City, Mt. Carmel NoTristOWn
RQstsVilia. -.
oef 81 krQ1e o14 MAdiNo1 a4ro0tS, WilRinRton
.kxplqo mattaf seak y kEaaklin TslsErSph ,,gRea
Me- 4Woat Ehlrd strosG Or % their d cot. Front
and Aadtsoa. or 0rdegs loa with MeN allen A SSal
deltvOnng aRonla. WIN rOssiva prompt attSstioa.
sss-s asaIssDH ~ 4 %.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10
PhINo AkkANGEMRM'

A1e MLAed ItAIn VII run subiect to delays Incl
tions where time Is RiVen -
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for WilminEton and PhfladsI
AtI.0 AN Leave Philads slphfS st ti2l5PH ao5
Wilmington at 10 p. NJ. for New Castle,
80, SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS,
Additional to those abOV q leave smv1SS foe ct.-
eoa llS0 :: NJ and T-35 p. n. Leave Clayton for
SmyrnAAO q. M. and 200 D. m, 70 male e0nnee-
a0n So Elth trAinsto and frem Dover. Aad stations
CONNECTIONS.
AZ TOWNSEND. with the Kent Couaty and oussa
Annes Kent Railroads.
At CLAYTON. with the Maryland and DsIavars
hailrOad.
AtHAkBINaToN. with the unssiOa and Break
AtsEAFQRD with the Dorchester aad Delaware
AZ 9kLAAR, with the Eastern Shore RaiIroa
ana Wie0mtoO and fooOmOks RailPOad
II. y. KENNY. 2uNt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10
PhtIadelphla. Wilmington and Bal
umore Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION

IMPORTANT MOTTO E-On and after Mond.,
4 April 2lst, 1873 Passenger Train will leave 81
ford At $50 .. m. for Philadelphia, BaltimorS and
intermediate stations ~NA
| Ihe % P. N. train from Wilmington with Phila
aeiPha and HaltimoF0 connection will run TO Sea
ford A irving a. 1000 D. N Making thrse daiIy
trains 70 aAd from Seaford 80
On and after the above date this Company viii dis
eonoHns running the early morning and svenirs
trains between Milford Apd Harringron.
n. r. KENNEY. Sup't
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10
WILMINGTON AND MtRU1NG RR
&A0MRWa
CONNECTIONS.

: At Wtlmingtoa. With trains to PhiiAdslphia ana
Haltimore. aaa with Delaware Railroad trains.-
Nos Aad make direct Oonnsstions win trSins 70
and trom WashinRton.
AZ rhAadsf0Fa. trains Nos. I, 2 and fer Phila-
dslPhia. Mes, I aud With trains for PhiiSdalphiS
Trains Nos- !. and with trains for PORT DspoSit
A. Coa1e1Ut lot All trains connect With trains for
Philadelphia and HaRriabnrg, Trains NOs and 5
PasS dirsst connection vita trains. TO and from
At BiFdsb0roi. trains and connect uoFthvard
A1d soutAWard with Philadalphia and Reading
Railroad. and and With s0uthWard bouad trainS.
Tfsan No. eouneess With erAin from Philadalphia.
Sunday train VIII stop at any place 20 leave of
PaSsengors or on being hAgsd. aud comets 10 and
fFOm Oxford and PhiladslPhia via Chadstsga
O. SI0Lk
asasFal SuDerintanasat
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10

Al Boston yesterday, while two boys, named
JoHs Acksnna and William Lynch, were
.som'ng to get possession Of pislot Il was
uisCaarged, dangerously wonnding Mex emma
fingers. y
. "A! "A! Boston yesterday, Jefepliah and Patrick
S3diSan S9nN,6 aud Patrick Conroy we're held each in
SiVVOV oan on the charge cf stabbina and
1S9EE99,ns 2 eolored man hamed FisminR in
1Hldeh few nights since.
AZ Cincinnati an attempt was made on
v1oeaaay by John w. Gregg, alias John w.
AounS' TO obtain money from the Poslofice
upon counterfeit order, puFportine to Be from
CsnEosh, Wisconsin, he has been operating
lor several weeks throughout the West.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-29
sGeneraI VIotIcesI..
NT0TioE no RIVER MEN. ~

'NfH ~ I'm V1I I
- cssa oYnos Umoxi BniparCo., |,
-.Ess srts PfrTsnunaH, Sept tsSa !
! Notice 10 hereby glvcn 10 thoso Interested in
the navigation Of the Allegheny River, TINT the
contractor for tho stonework 81 Union Bridge.
across thai Allegheny river at the Point Pitts.
burgh, has commenced work. Pier No is 10.
from shore. The other Piers wiz DO located each
2l2 feet apart across the river to smoky Island
The Contneior3 win keep % RED Light by
night on Channel Pier lsalgignal of Danger p |,
BY order OF the Board Of Dlrestors,
4isep!s ss.ia saa1.aa t,r1ckiSf Rneineer.
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The theological Bias.

| tntn
M, IN .ai ne;hsrt snencer AVS HThe Ell
MOns.stS No ,tSenIn sicsI- basis. manifest
iect Q, s Wy ,uSSS ms been forced -op
enough ass,ae es ha ons whose mental atti-
,, S a otsen q, mile, lea me with matter lar
W. o,, Sss ss sn IA eei,tleman who uniiea
s " at1;ss, s,;ty and ire Fajioion N
sns isnf,o ~ lin, n Contrast IN ihe one
Sand yna ~ s, m earlv To his deyotions
ao a, =, ses church even A. great risk' 10 his
sssgpyss Sssith NAV stsI5Ing Tor tbe "a
ieeo ..sn nV ~ hen thara l. ono he disn,sva
ct cram y ordins,;iss r rs = - NJ. slay
VIA VIA y Mot, S ~ M o,her hand ~h;s
ey pS ,o,a ;s',hS S;,ac,iass III S,a,s
AN. ~. 49, Wi III III s,,r,,sb tn,;co
lai asn,s M nv - s NV. be raveia Il
VI uy d IT.s tall "a ~
nattassS ~ W NY. pa a; III az ,a.S
Ssnpon A ss ae s ai N.Y. In y, a ao,sa
,as Hs.Mssn VIZ i,lpse ses " s.;,S.
!. poon, ~ On S o.ot s' ~
te SS.so ~ eonuSy Soar NJ, s s.o y
feeling. NOV yoa may t IsSE nun w aS ,hge
%5T.n Sye. tne a,ses.aI ,oat I'm .ao
issn a1 SnuutSil, Hu wv ~ .oohs slyn y
acl olsac.nege' sna Sngw, wnen i.as so oon-
Versaton Iulns On VOTES ~ ail Nc n a.,a<s,
~ engtsYings Tt ,agyse W y Sgas
az !hainite ASG a,,,s I 4ta.as
Saiaoin, ana Weinngton " m .su,,
100; vi, ailer manhesting sqMe kinu ny
teeiing, Waien, 70 g've nun , nls G ns,. w W
Igssn.lys ooss, ~ sm ~ sly. a.ss,son ~
some doggy encouiset, Ms i Ias sitI az
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Chicago Marker.

CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-Business contin.
ues very quiet on Change, but there was
more Iinauiry for CASH grain, mainly by
outsiders, who have brought in currency
with which to purchase OF the present low
rates, and prices were firm and generally
higher. Flour Dull, and prices are nom.
lnal. Wheat-Demand Sfair and market
os'ss ~ 1 lss e Is o Ssasee sss.
mixed $50 cash; 389a37c seller October.
Oats-No.2, 27ia2Sc cash. Rye-No. 2,
82c cash. BarleyT No.i22 Fall, 81 dS; No.
3,h95a96c. Provisions Dun land prices
are nominal. Mess Pork-0ftered at
$14 90 cash without buyers. Lard-Ot.
cred OF u cash. Bscon-Nothing at all
done in the market. s 'Whisky-saaes Of
iron boundat 90c.So u sIasszs % en- n'7'.t'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-29
.S'Cincinn,ati Market.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 27.-Little doing in
general market and o shade better feeling
on Change to-day, which was more man
test lat close. Flour-Only limited local
demand and prices unchanged, 50 GOA
z 10. Wheat-Nominal; No.2 red win
ter$9 35g Corn-Unsettled and easier o.
I59a68c. BY Easier and quiet at ssas3c
Oats Nominslly unchanged Eat 86a44c
Barley-Qaiet and firm; lall 81 35a1 80
Groceries Steady and In fair demand.
Oils-Unchsnged. Eggs weak at acc.
Butter7Cho Firm Western Reserve
3Os3Sc. Provisions Very little doing
and prices largely nominalr Mess Pork
-Noninally $l5 90. Lard-Quiet; steam
7tasc; kettle Sc; job lots Ste. Bulk Meats
Nominal and holders indisposedto of
fer stoeks atzpresent sBacen- Jobbing
demand shoul dors stassc; cfearlrib sides
9a9fc; clear 9ta9ic. Whisky-Nominal;
saleable at 90c; held higher.
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VBaltimore Lave stock Market.
THURSDAY, Sept, rs.

h aAhuhai'Ai, oep', So
K OATTLR-The, arrivals Of Cattle during
The week AMOUNTED to 8037head, against
| o.245 last week, and 8, OS3 the correspond.
Ing week OF last wear, and the sales dur
ing the week amounted TO 2.5le head
against 1.77S last week, and Q, 273 the cor.
reSponlinp week OF last year, and were
as follows: To Baltimore butchers 1877.
TO York county, Pa, dealers 1888, to Balti.
more county $3.50, to eastern Spectators
1s6-total sales 2,512. (
The financial complications Of the
country have had their influence on our
market this week. While there was LII.
fle variation III tie activity Of trade, the
effect was most apparent in prices, which
fell off laA cent generally throughout the
list he erester decline being on the mid.
die and lower grades. The tops were
[somewhat- batter in quality, and a little
more numerous than last week, as were
Alan ma middle grades. while the common
stock were not no plentiful. There was
siipbtly more activity in the market some
time irior 10 Inc Close than there was
near lie end Of fperations. towardswhich
The Greatest recession of prices occurred,
Ouotations ma cents.I i tIINiJG
gsHoas- wing wholly TO the scarcity.
of me receinta his weak prices have ad-
yaneed 4cent which Improvement com
menced last Monday. The mems at that
time being bare OF 6oes. The receipts
have only been moderate aimee then, but
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urHMotheurts..

who were the best and tidlest housewives
In the world-excepting our grandmoth-
ersI-took especial pride in the possession
Of rows Of tinware that glistened like o
polished mirror. Every article about their
houses susceptible Of polish, including the
up until5it fairly glistened. With their
primitive materials, such as Bath brick,
emery, rotten stone, etc, 1t was q serious
labor, albeit one of love! Nowadays,
however, their daughters use Sapolio, and
inone hour can polish more articles and
do 1t better than -they;scouldCin whole
day. II you wish 70. excel yourmothers
insthe ightneassof your kitchen ware,
use Sapolio. .ssllL2e. .eod&w.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-29
schenol,slNfand rakee Pills.

These pills are composed exclusively of
vegetable Ingredients, although they en-
tirely gsupersede the use oflmercuty, do
not leave any Of It's injurious effects.
They. act directly upon the liver, and ARE
p valuable remedy u oil cases Of defange;
ment resulting from a'disordered state Of
that organ, Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorder, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Typhoid Feyers, Co. 30, al succumb to
the free use Of Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
Forsalo ysall' Druggists and Dealers.
cod 2siN ~ -' ssstr
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aht t;l|,,is1tlf I ,lllll1l
Y TlsI.IOIW JUL .lLIl!. % - "
SBONNETSIN lHEAVEN.6yi

The sweetest thing |" She hold It up before me
and thcn she placed Il ior my admiration,
Upon the eufls abore her charming face.
at ia charming thing Y / answered, looking
And M. who thought j meant tho Airy title,
Looked 90 delighted that I had 70 smile.
An hour after, % she sat besideme. y
Whispered something bout loves paradisei
BY the gave shie v darkeued IN her eyes
"What are you thinking, love :" softly asked
her; y II d! ,iIti 20 .s,,gaA ,stassd
moment more and her reply was gwen; 81
foolish.
-tota 3. Resfords ias ~ cRtp York Erentns
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a Good Thlng Duly Alphabetical.

4 No beneficial revolution ever goes backward;
and this maxim 10 rs invariable In medicine as
In politics. The advent Of Hostettets Stomach
in the treatment Of large class Of ailments, and
that revolution has ever since boon Id "the full
tide Of successful experiment" II that tide has
borne tho proprlctors OF tho celebrated vegetable
specific ION tofortnne. II has als borne thou.
SiaSs she ssets of Disease Sss MI. ia Sopess
out or the depths Or Dependency Into the para
disc OF health and ,chceriulness. sItis no exag-
geration TO Say, that to the vigor, the regularity
Of hahitof body. tho good appetite and perfect
digestion, acquired under the operation Of this
people In cyerywalk Of life, who had been vain.
" physicked In the usual way, owe the blessings
OF renewed health and tho prospect Of prolonged
lie, " IL IL 4saEiiN'tAA d&w
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! TOLEDO, Sept 2I-Flour-Dull but
unchanged. Wheat-Dull; amber Mich.
gan 81 SO cash; No. Q red cash and seller
Sept. 81 80; No, 3 amber Illinois 81 40.
Corn4Dull; high mixed cash 46a46fc;;
low mixed 45c. Osts-Dull; No. 9, 0lic.
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FRIDAY next is5the day SGT for The ex.
ecutiOn OF Captain Jack, and other Mo.
docs, But little interest seems to be taken
in their fate: