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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
"WEDNESDAY, Oct 29th, |.

WEDNESDAY, Oct 29tb, 1873.
Mr.. Ls,dley reported bill amending
section 45 OF chapter SO OF the Code,
concerning the protection OF sheep from
dogs
House bill l24, reported by Knots,
OF Marion, and brll received
Senate bill 1876, to amend and re-
enact sections Is and II OF chapter l40
OF the Code concerning executions for
specific purposes and wris OF fen
faciGS.
A message was received from the
Governor, which, on motion OF Mr..
Thorn pson, was referred to the Commit
tee on Taxation aud Finance.
Senate bill 204, "An act authorizing z
the Weston and Clsrksburg Railroad
Company TO change its route 80 as TO
pass by Buckhannon sod Phillip and
terminate in Taylor county, either on
the North Western Virginia Railroad,
or the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
such points as may be agreed upon,
and to repeal the 18th section OF the
act Incorporating the Weston and
Clarksburg Railroad Company" and
had amended the second amendment OF
the House, (of same date to said bill,
BY adding at the end thereof the follow.
ing:
And whenever suy county or district
shall have subscribed fty shares 10
the capital stock OF said compspy il
may be organized in the same manner
it could be if actual payment had been
made"
By Mr.. Davis,
Ryolved, That the treasurer be re-
quested to report to this House, as early
So possible the amount OF the distribute.
bic school flnd on deposit, snd 10 what
banks deposited, stating the exact
amount IN each bank, and at what rate
Of interest, and how long on deposit.
Mr.. Snyder, OF Monopgalia, offered
House Joiot Resolution No. 30, "Dis-
approving the passage OF the Law by
Congress, increasing the salaries oi the
members thereof; and demanding that
the member Of Congress who received
the back pay, either refund the same or
resign their seats
1t was ordered that 8 CON mittee OF
three be appointed to drsft suitable res
olutions.
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At'hrellaa Ar9l5tcr,
Death OF DOCTOR wIEsEL

We know full well that many hearts
will he saddened this morning by the
announcement OF the death OF Doctor
HENRY J. WlEsEL. He has resided
and practiced his profession in this city
during eight years past aud during that
lime has endeared himself in an urusu-
al degree to all who knew him. The
most prominent points in his character
were street trutnlulness and conscieG-
t:ous adherence to the right, and
sslf-sscrifcing charity that made him
tie most loyal OF friends, the most
consderste and gentle Of opponents. In
truth he fulfilled IN its strictest sense
the character OF Christian Gentleman
and his example is one well worthy OF
imitation.
He was q rising man in his proies-
sion. Rarely indeed have 50 consp,Cu-
Gus honors been merited by o! confer
rel upon one 80 young. A graduate
o. Bellevue College, New y ork, lie has
continually improved upon the advan.
;sges OF his professional education,
and by such continuous and dill
gent study as his constantly in
cIeaslHg practice gave him leisure for
be has kept in the van OF medical
science. lie wGs for severa! years Sec
.etary Of the Ohio County Medical So
ciety aud was also Vice President OF the
State Medical Association, and has
c5rtrihlted several valuable papers to
t1e transactions Of that Society. IL
was the inventor o. an improved steth-
oscope which has been much COM
mended, and has shown in various
Tays his devotion 10 his profession and
his care for its improvement
But it is not only the members Of the
medical profession who have suffered
grievous loss by his death. His mu-
seal talent and culture were Of t.s
highest order, and his love for music
was only second to that which he bore
70 his professional duties. He was the
yery life and moving spirit Of all mus
ca, culture in this city, and while be had
lew equals as pianist and organjst, he
was equally skilled as Z composer.
The death o. such man, cut of in
tbeyery tlower OF his young rsuhGol
with all the hopes and probabihties O.
fl,ure usefulness and honor clustering
srourd him, is Indeed q public calamity
Itis tue tha: death is the common lot
o. all and that, sooner or la'er all, who
breathe will share the destiny OF our
departed friend but when sucn man
a. Doctor WIEsEL is taken away almost
ST the beginning Of what promised 20
..ch,v TO he career OF unusual bench
10 the community aud honor TO him
SELF, there is occasion for unusual gr!e'.
Having known the Doctor ultimately
during his residence here, we can truth
fully say that no Purer hearted man.
no more upright and conscientious g'o-
rlamar and no more faithful physiC.an
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At this hour, s P. NJ, it is i'm possible to
give anything very reliable concerning
the result in the city. The indications
are that the race has been verv close
between McCool and Conners Returns
from sixty election districts chow q
majority OF IA 500 for McCool Walsh
is 1000 behind in the same number of
districts. Wadsworth is likely elected
by 1000 majority.
LATER.
Returns from 20 election districts
show McCoors majority to be 10000
Walsh's 5000; Fsncher's 1000; Dom
ahan's 1900; Flynn's 1900; Walt
mans $4,000. In the Fourth Senato-
rial District Morgan Jones is elected by
probably 25,0O0. A riot occurred in
the Eighth ward, in which three men
are reported to have been killed and
several severely injured. lO2 election
Districts give McCool 1000 majority
aud Patterson $1,000.
One hundred and ten election dis.
tricts give McCool 1000 majority /;
Walsh II 1000; Lawrence $500; Flynn
1000.
Tweuty-nine towns in the interior
heard from give ,23G OF a Democratic
majority on the State ticket
Returns frcm 204 election districts
give Connor 23,4lS; McCool, II ,S34;
Walsh, 22,lSl; Patterson, $50:
Ninty election distric'ric!s give Wei
lers 10, go; Thsyer, 421l
Two hundred and twenty-nlne elec-
ton districts give Conpor 26,144; Nc
Cool, 1873.
Police Headquarters lO:30 P. Nm
dicationa give the Democrats over 20
900 majority. Connor will beat Me-
Cool by that many at least. WiIlers
beats Thayer in the same ratio. Law
renee and Donohan are far ahead Ct
their opponents. Three hundred and
thirty-e,ght districts with one hundred
and eighty to he heard from, give Con-
nor 4O,q2l, McCool 20,722. Walsh So
9lS, Patterson 29,4ll. Two hundred
and eighteen dj,tr'cts give Willer %
954 Thayer l2,4S9.
OsweEo. New York, gives Demo-
cratic msjori'y Of over 40 on the StsIc
ticket.
M,ddlstown gives the Republican
STATE ticket sj2 majority.
Troy gives q Republican majority.
Loch'o;t gives tue Republican State
ticket 81 maJosi.y.
Rochester gives J 500 OF q Democratic
majority.
AiRa;r, Nov. 4-The Republicans
in this CITY concede the State, on the
entire ticket, TO te Democratic bY about
- 900 majority. Albany county wiIl
give > so Democratic major ty.
The Albany argus, (dem.) claims
everything. They cannot, however,
give fl .ures on the Senate and Assem-
by, bat :ccl sure O. a majority
RocuRsraR. November I, 81. NJ
Returns indicate that the Democrats
carried the city 10y g large maj 1r;ty
WITH large D.mocra'ic gains in every
ward. Lard, the Democratic csndl-
date fer Congress- has large majority
in the CITY.
BR0CLLYy, November 4-The foI>
lowing IS the vote here: Hunter,
Democrat. for Mayor is elected The
Democratic State ticket hss p majority
Of 600, being q net gain OF 1000.
PoCaHEErsIE, Nov. ! This city
gives WlleIs Gj majority, Eastman
(rep J Tor the Assembly. $50 majority;
Ray (dem } f5r III Senate, 500 major"
". Al the other Stale officers are1
Rsnrklican w q emall majority
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lCEeDAII OCI' -O'
The following communication WaG
received from the Secretary OF the
State:
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
OFFICE oP SEC OF STATE,
CHARLESTON, Oct. %.
To tho Hon. ". ". Miller, Speaker Of
the House of DsIsgatsJ
SIs:-I have the houor to transmit
herewith the Commissioners certificate
OF the special election held in the coun.
ty OF Ohio, on the 18th day Of October,
TO fill a vacancy in the House Of Dele
gates, caused by the resignation OF n.
F. Hulliheu, by which it appears that
Andrew Jackson Pannell received one
thousand and ninety.three votes, James
W. Sweeney received seven hundred
and 'ty-Dine votes, E. R Davis receiv-
ed one hundred and seventy-fve votes
and Scittiring received ten votes. By
which it appears that Andrew Jackson
Pannell was elected.
Respectfully,
c. HEDRlcK,
Secretary OF State.
The following message was received
from the clerk OF the Senate:
CLERKS OFFICE, SENATE,
CHARLESTON, Oct, IS, 1873
J. B. Peyton, Clerk House Of Ds!<gatEI /:
The Senate has passed and ssk con.
curreuce in the following bills:
Senate bill 20S, "An act establishing
an Independent School District in Dis
trict No. 4, in jackson county"
Senate bill 229. "An act changing the
time for holding the county courts 10
the counties OF Jefferson and Rosne."
Sepats bill 230, An act to amend
and re-euset the second section OF sn
act approved March 25, 1873, concern
ing the removal OF distractions from
the South river and two Of its tributa-
res" and
Senate bill 233, "An act to confer si-
ditional jurisdiction upon the circuit
courts"
Jos. MILLER,
Clerk SeuEte
House bill l65, A bill in relation to
the incorporation OF the Piedmont In
pIovement Company, Was rejected.
House bill IT'S, A bill TO regulate
the service Of process, was ordered 10
its second reading.
House bill l15, A bill 10 amend aod
re-eoact section 6. OF chapter l03, o.
the code OF West Virginia, was ordered
70 its second reading.
House bill lsl vss also ordered to
its second reading.
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'TH ELECTIONS
~ gE }OEEI


Dr,Fsfa. November Tie election
:. ,.,......, a., vs-y o,;rf.v hr-e Lis
,.;u
AMI cl'H'eH '.'''' " 'e'l '''@7 'o'' " -
be po..sd. The excitement aud PSTlt-
san zcal regard 70 The S,ste All
legislative capdil,,e. is rnaning bish.
There Is al u.w-ual amourto' s'ra,cn-
! ing Dayton, Democ'at, for Mavor !"
ruuu'yg Wei. md Will prot atty be
= ec'a". Nl-lsTso"a! popularity syer7
L':a
WFs7 Troy. November 1 Dayton,
Democrat, { = State Senator, l. running
ahea3 ct cys.vtniuG in tins c.ty aud
W ,l~.t.uIt.d1y be elected.
.rr.>v November 1.-THE German
yo'n.,l,';. civ AID ccrr,y j. b-ins
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SENATE.
IHCEs DAY, y

THUEs DAY, Oct. 30, 1873.
A message from the clerk OF toe
House Of Delegates was reported az
no1ncing that the House had agreed to
amendment OF the Senate, TO the amend.
neot made BY the House OF Delegate.
TO Seuate bill 204, sutboriz Dg the
Western aud Clarksburg railroad TO
change its route 50 as 10 pass TIA Buck,
hannon aud Phillippi, DC,
Mr.. Bennett submitted Q report from
The Superintendent Of Free Schools.
Mr.. Caldwell, on leave, introduced
Senate bill 24S, "A bill regulating the
sale ef spirituous liquors. vine, ale, beer
and drinks OF ike astEFe by druggists" I"
which Eas read by its title aud referred
10 Ia. Finance Committee.
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Mr. Bennett moved 70 take from the

Mr.. Bennett moved to take from the
table, suspeuding the rules, Senate
Joint Resolution 33, requiring the
clerks oil the Senate aud House OF Dele
gates TO certify certain accounts for
stationery aud printing, which motion
was lost e Pc
Senate bill $50, "a bin arranging the
counties Of this State into districts for
the election Of Representatives in Con-
gress," was read q second time.
The question then being upon tbe
adoption OF the substitute reported there
for. NJ Bennett demanded the ayes
and noes which being ordered aud the
substitute was carried and ordered TO !ts
third resdiBg and engrossment.
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SENATE.

"WEDNESDAY, October 29.
A message was received from the
Governor respecting the disbursements
made out OF the Civil Contingent
Fund" which,
On motion of Mr.. Summers, was
laid on the table and together with the
accompanying documents were ordered
to be spread upon the Journal.
Mr.. Camden, from the Judiciary,
reported back without recommends-
ton
Senate bill 244 "A bill to ltgaliEe
elections heretofore hell in the inde-
pendent school districts in Richie
county and the quail LITIGATION OF the off,
GERS elected at said election, and also
Senate bill 245, re"enacting chapter
1873 OF the code with regard TO the re-
covery OF money.
Mr. Sherrard, from the Committee
on Claims aud Grievances reported
back
Senate bill 237. "A bill authorizing
the payment Of one hundred and nine
ty-six dollars and twenty i've cents to
John II. Showslter," without recon-
mendation.
Mr.. Scott, on leave, introduced,
Senate bill 246 "a bill to amend and
re-ensct the second section OF chapter
twenty-four OF the acts oil 1929"
which was read by Its title and was re-
ierred 10 the Jud ciary Committee.
: Senate Joint Resolution 80 Direct.
ing file OF the journals, bills, aud all
other matter printed for the use OF each
House, to be furnished to the State
officers" coming up, was adopted, and
Mr. Summers directed to inform the
House OF Delegates OF this action.
Senate Joint Resolution 33, "Requir.
ing the clerks OF the Senate and House
OF Delegates TO certify certain accounts
for stationery aud printing" coming up,
On motion OF Mr.. Bennett
The resolution wss amended by in-
sertlng after the word correct the
words "and at the rates and upon the
terms heretofore agreed upon between
the said Walker aud the clerks OF the
Senate and House OF Delegates"
On the adoption Of the resolution, Mr..
Walker demanded the ayes and noes,
which demand was sustained.
Pending the adop ION OF the re:olu-
ton,
Mr.. Bennett moved to lay the reso.
luton on the table, which, upon taking
the ayes and noes, was carried,
House bill 65, "A bill requiring labor
OF convicts sentenced TO county jsrls,
was resd third time and passed with
its title.
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Nov, 4.-Up to this hour
l.30 P. NJ, the vote Of this city has beer
heavier than at any previous election
Reports from all sections cay that the
election is progressing quietly but rapid.
ly. aud the vote from present indica-
tions will likely exceed that Of 1869.
A canoe commanded By q man
named Hughes, sails for Salt river from
this city at sundown.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Richmond-Prominent Radicals here
concede the State by light majority
The Conservatives are working fol
certain victory. They claim the State
by from twenty te thirty thousand
m msjority.
Richmond will give from 5000 ID
10000 majority for the Conservative ol
Kemper ticket for Governor
THIRD DISPATCH.
Richmond-Only two kilograms have
been received from the State, one from
the southwes. and the other from tn,
valley. Both telegrama indicate tha
the uegroe, are not votiu e fully in those
sections, and that the election is pro-
crossing quietly
LATEST.
PETERSBURG, November 4.-The Re-
puo!icans carry this city by about 25C
majority, a Conervstive gain OF between
500 and 1000 There sre some pros
poets OF another row. but the military
will probably be able to keep peace
Some fifteen or twenty shots were fired
and stones thrown but no one was hurt
NORFOLK, November 4.-This city
gives Conservative majority Of l,lOC
and Kemper 500 Southampton conntJ
gives large Conser "t',r majority
Large Conservative gau~ are reported
in the southern part OF lhe State.
GRANDvILLE, November 4.-Ken pei
WAS here to-dsy aud LETT for home 'his
evening.
Richmond-Tbis city elects the Con-
servstive ticket entire by about 1900
majority.
Suffolk gives Kemper 50 majority
and Nsnsemond III majority for Kem-
per.
Norfolk-Tbe Official vote OF this city
gives Kemper S29 majority. In Peters
burg the Conservatives gain 400
Richmond, 1855 P. M-Oficial re-
turns received this hour, show the fol-
lowing Conservative msjorities in the
d,ffereui wards in the city: Madison,
4S9; 5isr-~n. 5o6: Jefferson, 6I4; {;
Marshal, 80; Clay, 43S. This majori-
ty is lessened 260 by the returns from
jackson ward, which showed that the
white Radicals carried that ward as
they usually DO. The Conservatives
gained largely, and the majority IN
two districts leeseued $50. The total
Conservative majority in the city at
present 80, ,l97.
Tonight as the policeman in charge
OF the ballots cast a. the first precinct,
Jackson ward, WAS carrying them to
the Mayor office, was attacked by no.
grocs, but did no! lose possession oi the
box
RICHMOND, November t. 1915 P N
The State has gone for Kemper bV
from 10000 to 10000. Prominent
Republican otfice-holders concede him
high majority. The legislaturs i,
over two~thlrds Conservative on joint
ballot. The vote il 'ull one. Quiet
ness prevailed 80 far as heard from,
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KANSAS.

ATcHlNsoN, November 4-The elec-
ton ps,sed of quietly. There was a
very large vote cast. The contest wac
between the straight Republican and a
mixed ticket cal ed the Farmers ticket
The returns thus fer show the election
ot the Republican ticket on all except
Treasurer, which is still in doubt. Full
returns will give the whole Republican
ticket a majority.
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MINNESOTA.

CaIclGo, Nov, f The returns from
Minnesota show that tie Republican
State ticket is elected. Davis, indepen-
dent candidate for Governor, ran ahead
Of HE ticket Much scratching has
been done. The legislature is Repub-
lcsn.
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WISCONSIN.

KERysHAw, November 4.-Tsylor,
the farmer. candidate Tor Governor, has
SO majority in this city.
RACINE, November 4.-Tsylor, for
Governor, received IA majority iD
thi. CITY. Heupick, the reform sens.
aior received $50 nsjo.it7.
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THE BEST PAPER
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SewsdFalsrs- PATESTs obt insd on the
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INDIANA.
a Strike,

New ALBANY, November 4.-The
heaters and rollers employed at the
New Albany rolling mill, struck last
night against eight reduction Of wa
gee. They refused to resume work this
morning and the entire mill is stopped
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PITTSBURGH.
The MONEY SIr.nGenCy

D,Trsp-pcu Ecvemlsr ! 4-T',,
i,orci,,.,-;rcs-,v loes M, materially
a4sc, or- ;-,, Nils or3 Las. WORK
n eLont iLrre.,oar,Is Of the d,aerrrt
works the la,f paw system is in vogue
and the men aprear Satisfied. A lev
hsye been allie 10 pav ia iulI. In IrcI~
ably half OF the mills iuere has been q
reduction Of orc-four,h to one.tnjgd o'
the number c' hands employees, and N
Others wages have been cut down ID
yer cent A majority OF the mills are
running on S.nE.e 'nFn oT'''7 "It Ii Are
s,aoH.'. = " "'.' ''io>s i ur".uI i ~ ~ s;'.
,1... y" -. ,,It .' a., 10y ~ w.. .s.o, .c-o5.,
..,;'.,F, ,i,-. Lr;,k,
An aec:dSnt oecnfIsA 'h,S ',.,ro',e :
. me coaI oanh al zoe n'"u o' NM ~
patFlck street kiLIihs o0e man ah" -
JiunE Two others: IL l. ro' a iTHH. .,
worked mine, ana oeing uhHe't t'..'''''
10 Ereat extent the eaTih lei 'A Wis"
he above result.
Action OF the Coal nincTS.
TIE following resolutions were adopt
ci at the coal miners sess.On to-day,
which appears to end the strike:
Rc,5,rsi That taking into consi5s-a.
ton the times and the faancial cordi-
TON Of our country we. the miners G.
Nororgeba'a ,iver rfspma worl, ST
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CHICAGO,
Coal Miue on F:re.

CHICAGO, November A coal mine
u Pekln, H., took fire TO day. Four
issu men we're imprisoned ty the FIRE,
but were fiually reached alive. Tie
a'e is still burning bu, viii be put GU.
Io>night.
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FoR PORTABLE a sTATIosARY sTEAM
zsG Ma
PAGES Patent Portable
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.

To ut frern 30 % 800 feet per hour, with
Portable Gh't Mills, Lsdels urbinc Water
Wheels, snd every kind Of Machinery ae-
ce-sOry 10 the man 1fseturs Of Lumber.
Address GEo. PIsKs Cor, No. s ". 5~bo~dsT
r. Baltimore Nd. 4>nd fsT Dec ipths Cta.
lo,rL> and T1rtos hr
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sTEA n ENGINES, BOILERS
AND
/" cTT NJ "Ev

sistioSsry and PorsbIs stesm Engine
and Boilers, GTays nti-FrIction Cotton
Pres. Circular. Gang and Hulsy Saw Mills
Portable sDd SiatiOnary YlOuribg Nilb,
SugaT Cane NILS and hugsr rams, Marrow
Gauge LocOnotiyss and Dummy rn. Ines
,oI .yd es. ioSo, snn f, minlsS RnIPGwa.s; new
Machinery Of every description. Send fof
circular. WAEHISD1Os IRON WORKS,
90 Vesey street, New work.
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On IN O0PPk DAYl Agents wanted
w " GOAu eis>Ses Of working people,
~ s.ther se1 young or oIa, make moro
msatA or al The time, than at anythins
e.Se. Particulars free, address:
T. sILSsOS q CO., Portland, Maine.
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NJ. X Y 7 NF%.SdEKFT. SSoS1s FTTHL r.
Great Illusirated AuRICULTURs l. and FAN.
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upon fTaclical Sublec's ard y h'gh.TUuTI
Literary Journal. only s2.5j a year - l,.,
10 clu =. GTc Premiums or Cash Com.
missions TO Agents Thirteen Mum n'r,
Oct. 10 Jam ca JIil!, Tor Oaly IiIfy
C"nts! Premium ilsts, &C.. send FREQ iu
all Trial SuutCTiD.rG ADDRESS
y. - =. NG,NF, Ncw York CIU.
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@l,5OO,OOO.

divided into u 900 cash gifts, will be dlstrib-
uted by lot among the ucket-holden. The
numbers OF the tickets ID oe drawn from
one wheel by blind children and the gifls
nom another.
LIST Oh GIFTS
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WOMEN, B Boy. wsbt.d snEas 70 AsP tsII
our FIsDch AID rSericsn Jewe.cry, Boc ES.
SsmeS' &c; in their own Iocsrffles. No
IL. p. y. VCKEEf 4 Co. Au.usts.
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CANCERS CURED.

DR.. HEPERN CBAFLIs. Of the Norih-
western Cancer Institute, 1873 Wabash
avenue. Chicago. CASCEkS CUKbD
NlTHOUT KNIPF OR -ERlOU5 PhIS,
10 the shortest time lmRginsb Q, and doc,
not depleie The patient wnile treating. 4
cure always guaranteed.
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The distribution will be positive, whether
all the ticke are sold or not, and the l20OO
gifts all paid In proportion 10 the tickets
sold-Rll unsold tickets being destroyed. ~
at the FIRST and second concert, and not
rpDress M pd I'm the drawing
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-05
PRICE OF TICKETS

each coupon, IS: eleven whole tickets Tor
$500: ~ tickets for $1,000; ll5 whole ucksiA
Tor Is 90; ~ whole tickcIs for $1,000. No
discount on loss than 100 worth ~ tickets
at time.
Tickets now ready for sale, and al order =
aCCOmp MED by the money pTOmtly fiilod
I LIBERAL terms given 10 those who buy to
se! again.