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oan anBwor ~ to Ills being at the timo strictly
aobor, giving no evidence Of having beou drink
Ing to mark lta offeot Mt TINT time. Tho othor
chhrgoa know nothlny about, and mado no In
anIry about, thinking thom impousi!'Ie; Yours
truly, U. s. GRANT.
Wik,Anns y Z, n IrorEI, wAaurxoros, Oct. 20, 1879.
DEAN Hln. In regard to tho charges against
bonntor Carpenter ut Long Branch, tho facts arc
almply these: Mr.. Carpenter ca1no with several
olhcrH. mud thoto was not vacant room iii tho
hoiae. ! told him 30, md gavo hin ,,oto Of
dotlt haa eallod at lilo aamo ttno for room,
should linvo told him tho Bnme thing. Mr.. Chr
potter Was nothor intoxicated nor Enilty Of any
improprioty whatovor. 0EonaE II. rAn,sAn,
Room Clork Woas End lIrtol.
DrsrRfoT OF CoIuMn1A, DoAnD or HEALrn,(
WASHINGTON, Oct. a, 1919.
DEAR Bin: I SOW Alr. Ramado1l, who tclo.
senator CArpontor's being rofuaod rooms ut tho
'Wcst Emu Hotel, Long Branch, In juno last.
thon informed Mr.. natnadell tl,at 1 was por-
eonnlly acquainted with tho lady in question.
having attended lor. professionally OIL hovorat
occasions during tho Inst TOW yoars that llo l,al
m,alo Il miatalto md tlonc tho Indy groat wrong
Carpenter" Tlis ho ropcatod, III substance
sovoral times during tho conversation, loading
mo to understand tllnt he waB only endonyorfng
to p,lnfHh Senator Carpenter for Ills courao M
Cllnirmau Of tho 9cnnto Cornmittoein tho nlattnr
Of tho nt0len tronty. MIR. Ramsdoll waa formerly
my Chief Ctork at Arm0ry Square End Hospital
during tho late war, md our relations layo boon
aud now arc intimate, and this conversation
convinced inc tint ll1s statement was moro froely
made thin 1t would llavo been to others, and
that ho VIM ouly artuatcd by design to rotalinte
upon Sonhtor Carpenter, and seemed 10 rejoice
that no had inflicted injury upon the character Of
Senator Carpenter toil4out regard to tohat the
facts might be.
malso this statement as mattcr Of Justice,
both to tho lady injured and Senator Carpenter.
Very truly yours, D. W. DL1Bs,
. DECATUR, Ala, Sept. II, 1873.
MY DEAR SENATOR: l WAS at Long Branch
tho day after you woro there last summer, or, at
all eyonts. tho day tho first telegram appeared i'll
| the Now York Tribune concerning your visit
| there. wont to tho "Wcst End Hotel" and
WIS told by Tho corl that tllero WAS not vacant
room il tho house aud had not boon for seveal
days that thcy Ind boen compelled to rofuse
| many persons.
| | saw tho Tribune correspondent (N1V. Rams
| delO fow moments Afterward, and, roferring.to
tho telegram in the Tribune, nskod him what it
| meant, mud whether tlIolo was any truth in it..
Hc ADMITTED to nc haat there toas no truth echnt-
crer III tc1tat toowlM BE- implied from the telegram.
aftorward talked with tho room clork upun tho
samo subject, a1,l ho told mo you wero refused a
| room only because every ono III thu house wns
'r dao. i. SPENCER.
Tho Hon. MATT II. CARPENTER, Milwaukee, Wis.
, 1873-12-04
HISTORY or TIE GAZE.

il M.rscila In ts State aglItAt dallago by hrt to
10 sustain th,s c!uii,, in the opening tho plaintiff
nE vas nured OF ho 10 81 Of 6:tober, 1aoy rg ,ho
life Of the policy, that tile loas was total! and tlat Ao
had M duo time Furnished to tho defendant inc nolico
that that cStdsi'tc ado out aprtna f"clo case tho
llAinti1r rested.
plaintiff, tue defendant contcnaed thu. u painti lnl
procured policies Of inzuEanro uron tho building a.ll
conen's to an g;to a'nollnt Of about ]9o 9oo
ho hatl ucl tho building aud contunta to ba burned,
with tic lMtent to Isreu tho defendants anl other
insurance companies which lad tbsuYd poeics Oh tho
tbs policy contained tho following ela',Ho: " an
fraud Or attcmnt nt fraud ~ !he part Or tlS insso'
blu to fraudulent burning will a|luo to the 4nes
plrs vrl, cotttltut5 right o. tic rayt OF plaintiff
10 The plscy refers, by expreaa tortAs, toa
duplication the,e.ooro made y tho p!aut md dc.
Ws1ray Oh tu fart Of Ito assured. d. refsrenco
10 lilo applcation It appears thn among other qsscs-
:oun Which ho IL rel'.1ses 10 as~or, IL Tho following
NJ Ii lhtvo fol- -pEn'p on tho lr:mlacs EXPRESSLY
ior uae ut tires i'm gnoa pump antl o. all t!nes
u1i"J, Onu cersir.c.iu 10 anat every floor by opon
:oes-tl,o power eppsIoa o'stA!da tho building Ia c-
.n ss for rng watsr ty f"r wasslhs ~ ,s s ~
,bu tins of tho fire. pump had been put ~ aud no
Scs.lral IdwH nor lateral ppes. ulon tla state oi
fuctH tho defendant cla1l6 tllHt tuo plant!I CatNnt
oYur, becausu th'a caso IL n tue nature q war
ry coyen4t that t9 aai si pnH taa ," son,
isustG e apteatn dssl Ny 1854 aud tho ,so sssT
rel ii 0stosr, and hersrs tha' seas%nals s. W
r"nson rH of tGis brunch of warranty. Ind ,4t
w"rts which expressly or BY l"psatn li restrvt a tf
,oliry fro taking effort until the nt
oljcy vas Tot u bacc,ne opcralya until ws sn COIL
ttrucicd t!tu Instruct tAe Jury TINT III" policy was
mt yudut unlrr thp elrcliuhtantess ar,
Il may ns flint tAv tslv construction OF this causs
, 1873-12-04
ADJUSTMENTS.


WAS far superior to tl1at OF " Martha" and In
every respect moro enjoyable.
THO plot Of " "Isigolctto las boen already pub
lishcd. It Ii not ploasaut story, and In English
tho concentration md accumulation OF villainics,
which succeed each other 30 rapidly, are still
moro horrible from tho faet that tloy are moro
,ntcligibe than whom presented In tho Itaian
version. Tho opera waa first brought out In this
city In tho first Italian aoaaon over given hore,
At hIoVickor's Thoatre, Feb. 20, 1860. Tho onst
Oh that occasion was as follows: :
;c.: nar
aladailns Alalla ra!tt strakosch
p sGuao
uHRp .IHAfj olfCs
Subsequently, 1t wna produced again, June 6,
1866, in tho memorable Italian soaaon which in
auguratod tho opening Of tho Crosby Opera
House, upon which occasiun tho cast was as fol.
lows:
~. ;H1'tn
ulla. .hHs8 helogg
Afaafina .Ka'p SIoreus
Spsra1ucllo :InctH
u1ko .hlassntl1aui
Since that time 1t has boon shelved aud now,
after It's eight years rest it is brought ont once
moro, this time In English. With the following
cast:
Rgolctto... Hall
1i4a: .''ohHy van Aanut
AIaEhlsAh: .Mrs 5cgh
snarafucile .penkcs
Duke. Mans
As we have said before, 1t was q notable por-
formanco bocauso Of tho debut Of Mrs. Van
Xandt, and 1t is but just to Bay that, in every
respect, Bko justified tho excellent reputation
which had preceded hor She received very
hcarty Welcome as shc appeared, which at onco
established mutual sympathy botweon ler and
tho audience, which was much more critical
ono than that which lad been prcaont ut tho
performance OF " Martha" and, before tho cur
tain dropped upon tho close Of tho ACT, ulo had
established herself iu tho good opinion Of her
hearers beyond iii question. Her stage rrosonco
il worry attractive ai,d her bearing graceful, and
tho thoroughly conscientious manner in which
abo gayo herself up to tho dramatic
requirements Of hor rolc, and merged
lor identity IN tlpt OF 1ho
character she was pcrsonatng, SHOW hor to DO a
faithful, paina,aking artist. flo accompany this
fundamental requirement of real artist Bhe
has h cloar frosh. linujd yo,co of great range
mud ilcxiblity, Which docs not yet show wear IN
any part. Nearly oll Of her music aftor the
second act ia Intensely passiouatc. and tLo
duos, especially. reurirc crcat dramatic power,
In those. she displnYod a fcrvor aud ire worthy
Of tho italian stage md which almost seemed
stronea md FOREIGN upon tho English. which is
usually 10 ]lght and harmlessy nloiodous. '' In III
tho duo, ut tho first meeting with tho Duio. and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-09
The symptom, or I.e 18th.

Health has its symptoms as we'll as dis
ease. The clear eye, the fresh complexion,
the steady hand, the firm step, the uncloud-
ed brain, briskness ofspirlts, and disposi-
ton to look on the bright side OF anything
are indications that the animal machinery
Is in perfect working order. Happy are
they whose running gear of life is in this
excellent condition, and fortunate too are
they who k ow how TO bling 1t into sach a
condition II disaranged. All who have ex.
perienced or witnessed the effect OF Hos
ter's stomach Bitters upon the weak, broken
down, d. spending victims OF dyspepsia,
liver complaint, ever and ague, rheuma-
tism. nervous debility, or premature decay,
know that in thissupreme tonic and altera-
tive there exists = specific principle which
reaches the very snurce OF the trouble and
and effects an absolute and permanent cure.
T. PuibuS J'num might H. Apply Inscribed
on the label, TOR the preparation is plura.-
~ of remedies condensed into one i'resiii'
hIp SM;ilptR
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At a large dinre party once, i>c oct
Rogers wss sreafirs OF the inconven-
fence o. having windows formed OF one
zaset OF glass - hey look az il there
we're no glays,' lie sad 4 short time
ago "a at at the table "lth by back
70 ore o. these ranss, il appeared to lie
'ha; the window WAS open, and such
vas the force O. imagination, that l
Actually took cold" Dear me. ssid
NJ BabhaGe, who rat opposite; how
odd it il, Mr. Rogers, that YOU and |
should make such very different use
Of tbe faculty OF the imagination
When l sleep unexpectedly sway from
hcme, and consequently have no night
cap, | should naturally catch cold.
But. by tying q piece OF pack threat
ugluy around my head, | 90 10 sleep
imsginiug have a rishicap or. aud
catch no cold at air
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Commissioners sa'%.
Margaret Larkin,

MAJ Stst' '~t'I n tAii
IS. In II :nCcvy,
FdW9rd ! arkin, ct nj
DY VIRTUE OF a D+CHEF DE THE
ID circuit Court al ONO cOun'y, West
Virginia IN 1de ard entered III tire above
entitled canse, on the l7th day Of July. 1873
Will offer at public ale on the preTi's SEES
on 1Ee National Road, three hni oue hail
miles east q: the ci V Cf Whe. linz. on
SATURDAY, hEPTETBE Est,, 1873
at 10 O'Clock A. II. o s. Id day, The follow
ing deScr Uyd real est te. ihR' is 70 say. q
trac. or rIrve! ~ iend CO. tanning twenty
fever aCres, one root and h!1y seven
poIeP, situated Oh tie National Road, three
and OIc-haif mikes east Of the city OF
Wheeling. in Ohio crunty. " EST Virginia
TERMS or SALE One fourth cash; the
residue iu three equal instruments st eight,
sixteen and twslty-fOur months, IeSpsC-
lively, with interest. the purchaser giving
ns2o lab . notes and secGri!y iur the de-
I: rred piy ne4tS. X. .. BARR,
Special Commissioner.
J. ". MELLlR, Arctlonee-. aug:0.i
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The Distributor Of Prfses at the
Vienna Exposition.

The Distribution Of Prfses at the
Vienna Exposition.
Vienna CORRESPONDENTS, August Is, of the
Cincinnati Gazette.
To-day the international juries Of the
twenty-four countries represented at the
exhibition sent in their final reports,
awarding prizes to the various exhibits
ors. The whole list of prizes number
twelve thousand, OF which about four
hundred and fifty are awarded to the
exhibitors from the United States.
The prizes are Of four kinds. The
Grand Diploma Of Honor, OF which less
than a dozen has been awarded 10 the
United States is the first. The second
ia the Medal OF Progress. The third is
the Medal of Merit, and the fourth sim
ply honorable mention. The medals
themselves are Of no intrinsic value,
being all OF bronze, hence the interna-
tional juries, acting upon the
suggestion of the Baron Won
Shwartzland the Austrian officials
have slung the medals around
"pretty promisciously." as Jones ex-
presses it, There is, besides, very little
difference between the second and third
prizes, which indeed are regarded as
the first and second. on account of the
very few of the grand diplomas OF lem
or awarded. In some cases exhibitors
who should have received the medal Of
proeress received only the medal OF
merit, and vice versa. In real fact,
Jones has studied the question Of prizes
out to foe point, and these are his
words: do you recollect." says he,
"tbe first week you were in Vienna,
when we interviewed that wide awake
Euglishman in the Machine Hall p l
said "Yes." "Well," said he, do you
recollect what he said?' l again said
"Yes." well" said Jones. annoyed a
little at my laconic replies, repeat it."
He said" said |, that any exhibitor
who was upon the ground who could
supply his jury with an unlimited supply
of Pilsen beer, could fairly calcu-
late upon receiving medal OF progress,
no matter what he exhibited" well,
WE'LL" said Jones, that's it, and has it
not been SOP" l said 81 could not 90
quite go far as that from my own per
sonal knowledge" Jones interrupted
me, peevishly, with the exclamation,
II can, sir; / kno. it to be so. Have
you ever heard such universal dissstis-
faction p continued he. "Why, there
is the Superintendent Of the United
States machine department, and yet he
is the representative o. individual ex-
hibitors, and every exhibitor he repre-
scented received the medal of progress,
although we know that other exbibl-
tors were better entitled to it. But let
us say no more about it; the whole
thing is farce and remainds me of the
indiscriminate awards made by our
Cincinnati Exhibition juries in 1871,
Besides, the juries have not seen many
of the articles for which they have
awarded prizes, but bronze metais are
cheap, and all OF our exhibitors shall
have one apiece to hang around their
necks."
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Could Not preak HIS Engagement

Could Not Freak HIS Engagement,
Sir William Napier was one day TAX
ing a long country walk, when he met
a little girl about five years old sobbing
over broken bowl. She had dropped
and broken it, in bringing it back from
the field to which she had taken her
fathers dinner, and said sine would be
beaten on her return home for having
broken it. As she said this, sudden
CLEAN OF hope seemed TO cheer her
She innocently looked into Sir Will
liam's face and said: but you can
mend it, can't your He explained
that be could not mend the bowl, but
the trouble he could overcome hv the
gilt Of sixpence to buy another. How
ever, on opening his purse it was
empty Of silver, and he promised 10
meet his little friend on the same spot
ntthe same hour next dav, and to bring
sixpence with him; bidding her mean
while to tell her mother she had seen a
gentleman who would bring her the
money TOR bowl next day. The child,
entirely trusting him. went on her way
c>mforted. On his return home he
found an invitation awaiting him to
dine in Bath the following evening to
meet some one whom he especially
wished to see. lie hesitated for some
little time, irving to calculate the posi-
bility Of giving the meeting to his lit
,Ie friend q the broken bowl and still
being in time for the dinner psrty in
Bath, but finding this could rot be, he
wrote to decline accepting the invita-
tior, ON he plea OF "prrvions engage
ment," saving, i can not d'sapQolnt
her: she trusted me.
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CO. UMbIA RIVER SALMOH
IN ONk POUND CANS. \ FRESH LOT
Jus. received ard Tor sale By
SCHULTZ & ::NEUHAUsEN.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
until IL O'Clock NJ, on tues lay, Sep.
ember End, 1873, for four hundl ed 900 per-
ches coping stone, one hundred Q0d) perches
brackets and one hundred and fifty perches
Of rubble stone The coping stone to dress
four feet long, three feet six inches bed, and
one foot Iise. The brackets to dress three
feet long, one foot bed, and one foot four
incses rise. And the rubble TO be good
square stone, all 10 be grey sand stone, and
OF good bulldog quality. and 10 be delivered
on the Penitenliary grounds, NJ such times
as the superintendent may direct, and the
whole amount to be delivered on or before
the FIRST OF Dec nber, 1873
Proposals will be received for the coping
stone in quantities OF one hundred perches
or m >re f. r brackets in quantities OF nfty
perches or more; and for rubble one In
quantities OF My perches or more. samples
of stone will be required at the OH ,e aiore-
mentioned be'or awarding any contracts.
Proposals will be addressed to
Capt, W II. BRIDGES,
Superintendent, at
auslSi Noundsvtlle, West Va.
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Baby I'm u Cabbage Barrel.

A gentleman who was in the George
town market this morning reports that
a lady purchased 8 barrel OF large zed
cabbage from, as she supposed, q mar
ket woman, lut that upon examining
its contents after it had reached her
home, she found a live boy baby in it,
we'll dressed, with a milk bottle in its
mouth, and so protected by the name.
in which the cabbsges had been ar
ranged ss 10 prevent its sufocation.
The purchaser FASTENED back to the
market, but the suppositious market
woman had stolen away.-Altrandria
(N) Gazette, IHrtday.
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Very Cnrtona Guns.

The Baltimore American, speaking OF
a COLLECTION Of guus in store in that
city, says: 1.-TWO OF these are unique
affairs, brought home recently by one
OF our worthy citizens, Mr.. T. II.
Oliver, who spent twelve years travel
ing iu all parts of Europe, Asia, aud
Africa. They are Of great length and
OF the most antique construction. One
of them has a barrel five feet long
made OF the finest steel, curiously cary.
ed and inlaid with gold and platina
The inlsying is deliberately and besuti.
fully done. The stock Of this gun is Of
ebony, inlsid with silver, pearl, and
ivory. The flint lock, of antique pat
tern, with springs and works all out
side the plate, is finely inlaid with
platina. The barrel and stock are
bound together by six solid, deliberately
wrought silver bands, and all the
mountings are of silver or gold. To
the stock is affixed a butt plate OF ivory
very handsomely iulaid. The bore of
the gun is five-eigbts of an inch. On
its side ia an elegantly written Arabic
inscription, that no one has yet been
able to decipher. The gun was made
in Morocco, where there are twenty
five gunmakers, who, with the crudest
implements, turn out guns that have a
great reputation in all northern Africa
Such gun as this one brought home
by Mr. Oliver as a curiosity could not
be made IN this country for less than
$1,000. The other of the two guns
that be brought home Was made in
Algiers, has a similar immensely long
barrel. a flint lock iulaii with platina,
An ivory and steel butt plate, stock iD-
laid with silver and coral. THE gun
is not so fine as the other, bat is very
curious.
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The Clarksburg Daily Conservative
has changed its time Of publication
from evening to morning. BY the way,
we learn from the prospectus OF the Con.
,srpativs that its managers have con-
cluded 10 follow the example OF the
REGISTER in distributing to its subscrib-
ers Books, Pictures, Organs, Sewing
Machines, &c" Our pious aud prudish
neighbor OF the Intslhgsnccr is, doubt
less, dreadfully shocked.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-09

STATE TREASURER BURDETT writes q
letter to the Parkersburg Examiner de.
nouncing as totally false the story
which has been industriously circulated
by the Radicals concerning a political
caucus alleged to have been held re-
Gently at White Sulphur Syringe. He
says: II can conscientiously say we
had no political meeting and did not
discuss the impeachment Of Governor
JACOB nor the United States Senator
ship"
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The people Of Akron are excited by
an invention for the manufacture OF
barrels from paper. The -four mills
there have ordered supply Of the pa
per barrels, and If they continue to
give satisfaction q factory for their pro.
duction is to be tablished.
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HARBLFIZED AND IRON AMI
STATE NSSTLES.
Trusfce,n Sale

FINDER AND BY WRIT UE OF A DEED
- OF Trust, executed by Radolph SbUD-
bach, 10 the undersigned a, trustee, TO se-
crre & VIM. Wiedebuseh The prompt and
pnnctnal payment OF certain promissary
note for two thousand dollars, dated the md
day OF Jan 1872, and payable 10 the order IN
said William Wiedebusch, one year after
date with instsrest from date }; shan, on :
Monday, the Goth day or Sept. 1878.
proceed to sell, at public aucfion. a, ,ba
dwelling house OF the said William WieTte.
busch. situated on tue corner of Marc
street and Market alley, and known ae ~ a
Columbia House. ell the household and
Kitchen furniture OF the said RodoIph
Shupbsch, more particularly descrtba~j IN
said deed OF trust
Terms Of sale cash. ..
J. Il. GOOD,
sep2.i Trustee,
J. u. MILLER, Auss1nsev
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The Parkersburg Orthopolitan has at
last dropped its awkward and ungainly
name and now styles itself the Erami-
ner. We congratulate the publishers
and their subscribers.
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COLONEL SAM PIKs, well known 10
Newspaper men nearly all over the
country, has started his fifty serenth
newspaper. tits styled THE old Ken
tucky Flag and floats upon the breeze
of Msysyille.
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

district COURT OF THE UNITED
~ States, for the District OF West Virginia,
IN BANKRUPTCY,
In the matter OF George w. Alexander,
Bankrupt.
DIsTEIcr OF WEST VIRGINIA, IS:
A warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued
by said Court against the esi ate of eco w.
Alexander, of TIL County OF Wood, state OF
WIS Virginia, in said District, who has
been duly adudged Bankrupt upon petit
ton OF his creditors, and the payments Of
any debts, and the delivery OF any property
belonging to said bankrupt to him or TO
his use, and the transfer OF any property by
him, are prohibited by law. An adjourned
meeting OF the creditors OF said Bankrupt, TO
prove their debts and choose one or more
Assignees OF his estate will be held at a
Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at Park
ersburg, in said District, ON the 7th day Of
october, A. d., 1873, at o'clock p. NJ. st
the office OF Walter y. Sands, Esq, before
Georye b Caldwell, Esq, one o the Regis
ters in Bankruptcy OF said District.
Signed HEDGEMAS SLACK,
U. y. Marshal Of said District Messenger
, sept6
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Proposals for Coal.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Re-
y CElVFD by the Clerk of the Board Of
Education III 2o'clCck p. NJ, on Thursday
September 18Th. 1873. for supplying the sew
eral school houses If the School District Of
Wheeling. with the best quality of clean
coal, the present scholastic year.
J. NJ. III; XVI,
SartSs Cle.k.
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RICHARD IvANHoE COOKE, one OF Viz
ginia's most distinguished lawyers, died
in Blandville, Kentucky, on the 3Oth
nit, He was a member of the conven-
ton OF lS50-5l.
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Soap.
SuEaGrieS.

Teas.
Al HATF CHESTS ooLoNG, GOOD TO
4U choice,
% half chests good TO choice,
20 Japsn
"MoYUNE" GUNPowDEE.
2Ohal' chests prime to choice
D common.
"PTSG SCEY" GUNPOWDER.
81 matted boxes good to choice,
90 - extra fine,
10 half chests common TO primo.
YOUNG HYsoN.
half chests choice.
We especially invite the attention OF the
trade to our large stock of TEAS and TO-
BACCUs, all new and fresh, bought at low
prices.
TINGLE q ISHAM.
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ErSTEskY COW,

LIGHT RED, YOUNG COW, WITH A
n white face and hGvin. brass bell on
her neck, strayed from the premises OF the
subscriber about ten days ago. Any intOr.
IL stion concerning her may be left at Frank
walters, and p liberal reward Will he paid
for her recovery.
seps-q NJ. LINDEN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-09
FOR SALE,

0ACREs or LAND, Ado MING NAT
= AnORAE, two acres OF god brick
clay, good stone quarry, one hundred GEAR
ing apple trees.
TEt AS-ope half down, balance any
time IN I'VE years
Also brick House In Matamoras, two
fnisded. Terms al above.
aug2ou JAS. a'wILLIANs.