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A Social IxquIssrIo4yA Al. .WAsuIssfoS.
A social census has been taken Of Wash.
iDgton lately. An intesviewse eztsuorainasy
hes visited the houses Of ccstalu ol3cials md
prominent private citizens, and pot ~ lady
Of The house through cousss Of qsessions,
-, for instance: ''How many daaxhtess
have you In society, madam! How losg
have they beer out? Any dshutnas0 :
Debusantes are very popalar tbls wiassr;
you know. Better ~ one debatansaJ - :
Blonde - bsuDestsi : Any sons, 0adam, b
society. Any q eollexes which collsgs
and which class, madani Expect then
during The seasoul Do ypur danshtGs
dapoc tho 0ernsat Do yoaappsove Of ~
0ermsa Do ysa believe In cAapesooss1
How late Do yes allow yo8 ldasshtsn =
stay q esteslalnmsaisl At vhas hourgAo
you dssiss yosn9 uss ksepisg eeapsay
wilh yoar desghlsn 10 lssve sAehousc;
supposisg yoa permit followers 20 How
nany sish,s pr wssk d yeaa s,lo1d ~
yonnel ladies - asssud ssslsseaisosUebs 2
Havs thsys hsRs wasasses@sna % sAe1
intsad vsasisg uiasy edslsoes, q doing
~ seaeoo With two . TaU laet = vegy
pspalas. madam; ~ pshlia, Nhee NJ look
of economy IN t6is day u fIAnd yoa kDow.
Al. yee; much Obliged. pocd nosaing,
un00om.Ws hh Nst 7sH~ siiutii q 7asif1
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''' 49, Soomcsci4.
II Twoh@ - dsys go, 1t came to 20
that - ~ q Noaaa, residing withis
about Y pas's dve of saeh aher. on ;
street s. ahe easssss past Of ~ city, died
within short time Of each other. The fu.
rersls were appointed for the same day and
hour, and it the houses of each Of the de-.
ceased large crowds of mourpers gathered to
bear testimony by their presence 10 the
respect they entertained for the departed.
Conspicuous among the gathering at the
house of the dead woman were IN elderly
woman and her companion, lady much
younger in years. They were specially NO.
ticeable by reason Of the great grief which
seemed 10 have settled down like a pail upon
them, lcngshspin9 their countenances and
causing them to weep necessarily.
In the face Of their great carrying on, It
seemed 8 singular as It was true, that no
body knew th lem. In the intervals between
their spasms Of grief. it was also noticeable
that their respective countenances bore
halt.puzzied look and occasion ally they
would be caught going one eye around the
corners Of their respective handkerchiefs on
each other, - if in inquiry. They soon BE-
came tue observed Of al observers, and
seemed - much put out at the notice they
attracted . mys.ided for an explanation of
the situation.
At last the undertaken called upon the
friends of the deceased to come forward,
and take last look .. the corpse. The two
ladies were among the first to respond TO the
invitation, and their grief burst on: afresh
and in overwhelming volume ere they had
reached the collins side. At last they came
to it. All was hushed in the room. Every
eye was upon them, tor Developments Of .
startling character were expected. The ex>
pecta,ion proved true. They gased upon the
face Of the dead. then upon each other.
Their eyes grew in size, their mouths opened
In gaping wonder; they thrust their respec.
tive handkerchicfs into their pockets, and
then without word of explanation or apol
ogy. or even look around. made for the
door.
Az they passed out the young lady was
heard to cxclaim, "Why, who'd thought
we were in the wrong house." To which
the elderly one replied, "Yes, and my hand.
kerchief as wet as dishclo,h, too" The
cat Was then out Of the bag. The couple
hAd all this time been weeping over the
wrong corpse, Us their ou.pourings were
meant to have been spent upon the dead
man In the other house presided over BY the
King OF Terro1. Il b said that from the
time of entering the lsst mentioned house
neither of the ladies was observed to drop d
tear, and that the Old lady never once pro
duced her hand kerchief during tho cntirt
ride to and from the cemetery. a.'''" .
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Tho Los Angeles Ezpress describes the
mermaid" now on exhibition In that place.
1t wss caught by Captain Eastman. Of the
schooner Roscoe, embalmed by Dr.. Lyford,
and hes been exhibited at San Diego. The
body IL about three feet In length. The
eyes, In large sockets, were pricked TO le,
out the water, In the embalming process.
The mouth is very broad, with twenty leigh,
curved and singularly shaped teeth. The
nose is . combination Of the Roman
and the snub. The brow IL deeply inden,ed
with heavy brain lobes; long and broad
ears adorn tho queer>lookipg head, and
short, woolly hair covers The head and the
sides of the face. The cercbellum and Ad'
ans apple sre very prominsnt. .The arm,
srs long and terminate IN long claws, con
sis,ing Of four fingers and thumb, with
the sbarpest of nails There ore eleven rib.
extending around the body and meeting d
the breast Hero the fisby p,rtion Of ,h<
thing begins. II Is covered with scales, thu
spine having the dorsal lin, and the dst
continuing in tho ususl Development to til,
tip of the tail. IL" .&n' 70 " tr'"'
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,nrrItl Notices nrr 81, per cent more than regular
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ol FoR BoSs.-ls Is not necessary that a
hoy who learns tradeis compelled to fol.
low Il Ill his Me. Gov. Palmer, Of Illinois,
vss county blacksmith once, and began
bio political career - Z constable In Macon.
pin county. A circuit Judge in the ce.tfsl
part Of Illinois was once . tailor. Thomas
'Hoyne, rich and eminent lawycrof llli~
nois, was once Q bookbinder. Erassus Cor.
ming, of New York, was TOD hme 70 do
hard labor. and commenced as . shop boy
iaaAlbany; when be applied for employment
dDt, he was ssked,I ''why, my little boy,
what can yod do :""Can do Whist am bid" |"
was the answer that secured him I place.
Senator Wilson, OF Massachusetts,, was
shoemaker. Thuriovi Wsed was q canal
boat driver. Ex-0ov. Stone. Of, Iowa, was
= cabinst.naksr, whleh issas, tho jAte
Stephen A Douglas also worked q In Ais,
youth. Large nunAsss OF mss Of prenir,
nenee now living have riasn from Aunbls
life b. dist Of oindussry, without svhieh,
talent y - tpsslsas - . gold csis On q bass
ron islaad. Work alose nahss men, biRhG
md Il docs not alons dspssl % Ne kind ef
WORT yoa lsvs 70 d whetAse you yisses
not Itdspsods % how yoa, DO It. II i
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NAAAOANEN
markable story In the London 0le6s, which
purports to come from Pssis, and relates to
. scientific operation performed there which
reminds one Of the saories Of Edgar A. Pos.
Il 10 related that German Professor begged
two condemned Communists, named Dodo
and Brun, from n. Thiers, IN order that be
might, ~ . scientific experiment, kill then,
and bring them to life again u the end Of
three monshs after death. His plan waste
eject solution Of cslx into the system, BY
which decomposition was 10 bs psevsnssd; ;
pnd. according to his theory. the pssiss,
might be revived, not only NJ the esd al
three months, but of three hundred yesrs.
according to desire In the presence Of
medical men and public functpariss the
professor, having administered chlorofosm
to each of the men, injected tho solution
and then bled them till they died. The
corpses were then desiccasel BY the heat Of
furnaces sill they shriveled, and till tha
skin became yellow like leather. In thia
state they remained In . moderate tempsra-
ture the prescribed three months, and then
the process Of rsvivi6cation began BY ipjec.
ting the blood oftwo healthy lsborers. The
process completely failed In the case of Du.
do; bot, in that Of Drup, the result vas. 4
say the least, surprising. First, the Opaque
eyeballs rolled io their yellow, sockets, and
the muscles began TO witch, the heart "a
beat; and at last, after fourteen hours Of
treatment, Brun spoke, rose from the tabls,
swallowed bowl Of beef TEA and several
ounces Of brandy, and audibly grumbled Of
soreness in his limbs aud OF pains in the 70.
gions that rested on the table. He is said
70 be now alive and we'll. In Switzerland
under the assumed uane N, ,Courbe., say
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Origin sfs Yhgage.,

ITO scrape acquaintance" comes to 10
from the Roman Emperor Adrian: He was
ss the public baths one day, when he saw
one of his veteran soldiers scrsping bis body
with tile. That was such poor luxury that
Adrian ordered that his old comrsde should
be supplied with more suitable cleansing
materials, and also with money. On . SUBJ
sequeut occasion. when the Emperor again
went to the bath, the spectacle before him
was highly amssing. A score Of old soldiers
who had fought under Adrian wese stand.
ing In the water, and each waS curTyipg
himself with tile and winciue as the self>
inflicted rubbing. The Emperor perfectly
understood what he saw and what was ths
purpose of tho sight ''8a! hsl" he q.
claimed; ''you had better scrape one an.
other, my good fellows" He added: ''You
certainly shall not serapc acquaintance with
me-" 3. Ef ""H ""t n
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Wyoming Hotel,
J. c. uIGBY, IRA p. HIGBY, NanaGsrs.

GENERAL OFFICES UNION PACIFIC = X.
(I all Railroad Ticket Offices and Baggage Depots,
and tho Passenger Transfer Company ONCE, directly
opposite this u0usc.
-Omnibnsscs start for MI trains from this point,
and all b0YgNgs transferred hcrc. !4sIy
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LAND ENTRIES.
LAND EN- T r. I e $. s
O.BANNON & WOODY
0. D. O'BANNON, F. u. WOODY:
Deer Lodge. Aiss0uIs.

VIII attend 10 all matters relating 70 entry of public
Lands In Deer Lodge aud Missoua counties. Wehave
Township Pa,s aud Abstracts Of a nipgs and cntres
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Travellers will end this TO equal any Hotel IN Montana
sx-hn Mail and Express COACHES ssop here. IA
!I3I.n,L... \ L0r.i
The Table n supplied With
The best In the Market.
Neatly furnished rooms, weli ventilated and supplied
with
CLEAN FEATHER BEDS. ALWAYS READY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-05
The Ram that Butsed the Damsel
over the Washtub.


rihe Washtub.
A retired clergyman sends US an &C.
count OF little affair that happened
10 his place, 1t appears that there was
a young woman, fine spirited gir!!, en-
gagged at washtub; opposite an open
door Just behind her was a young
man, as is generally the case, and in
the yard was an old buck that was al.
lowed the freedom OF the premises,
which is not always the case, We are
glad to say. Well, this buck came up
to the door and looked in, and the
young man going close behind the
Young woman, pointed his finger right
at the buck, and the old fellow, recog-
MIXING at once the pressing charac-
ter OF this mute invitation put down his
head and dashed forward, and the mis-
cradle man stepped to one side and hed,
and the young woman, all unconscious
OF the arrangements, received the
full shock without warning, and passed
over the tub, and the. air for an instant
appeared % be full Of slippsra and wet
cloths, and soap, aud hot water, and
suds. Aud the next minute that goat
came flying cut Of that door at . dread.
full speed, bald the whole length Of bis
spine, snd with Q Wild look in his eye.
And for an hoRr sfterwsrd he stood
back OF the barn, scratching his chin,
and trying to recall all the circumstances
in the unfortunate sffair.-Danbu'y
Nam o. ---L------. IL ------------ -
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF ASSIGN
Is ment made by Henry Schomber to me,
dated the 18th day of January! 1873, ana Oh
Cont of Ohio County, West Virginia,
hall, on the sd day of January, 1873, sell at
Public Auction at the late store room OF the
said Henry Schomber, No. 81 Market street;
wheeling, the entire remaining STOCK OF
ready made clothing, piece goods, genIis,,
Henry Schomber.
Terms OF sale cash.
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For Sale.

rWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
a with eight or ten rooms, situated on
lot No. IA. northwest corner OF Centre and
seventh streets, In Shriver's addition to the
Also a two-story Frame Dwelling, with
ten rooms and good cellar, hot and cold
water up aud down stairs. with gas IN ali
the rooms. Situated on the east side OF
Chapiipe street, in the sixth ward OF the
atty of Wheeling. For price and terms see
Wv L. q HUGHES,
.orx Real Estate Agent
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Coal Property For
Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" the undersigned wishes to sell I'm
whole or In part) that portion OF coal nov S
acres. located along the Ohio river, about
one-third of mile north OF the city limits,
tngetber with one acre OF surface at the en-,
trance on the side nesrest the river, ana
three acres of surface around the o'her en-,
viii vary from feet 9 inches to ! feet IN
depth, and could be conveniently shipped
nv means OF the county road, or by the r.
W. ak. X. r., as the entrance on the river
side is not 200 feet from either.
The above will be sold on reasonable
terms. or exchanged for good town prop
erty. ,su.rI
janlS.h WABTEh MARSHALL.
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Dr.. Pisrcs's Havpiite Prescription

Tbetern, hoxsvsf, b bsts lsseas sxpsssalpaoi
NY noe. Dsssaaaisusa41gspelee1
sSss ss.p. LIZ: 70 ! 49, sG x.
separate osrsnism q woman, siselsd & "a ss
the eiinax or eNSEHgGeR43Ay
stances oct kindly sEdsp a1,nmy with u h~s
which govern tho Female systan. I an willing TO
stake my reputation as phypis,an. Nay, even
more, 90 eonAdent am IthAt u win nosA.e.ees.I,
"a Ssg S sss . .sc'as: e & T..
under Tnis1 4 Positive GUASxNTES Il
. beneficial effect b mot sxperie1ced ~ u ttnS
two thirds OF the cootents OF ne oeeA NJ esed,
medicine having been taken according % dircs
mend Il III psomeay refund s6s none - 81 e
Had not the most perfect confidence N IN we
tious; but having witnessed fts truly nirsculocs
rantea ana erfsesiy ~ O. iisEiHy
both my repasasioI md NJ aeaes
on M .s' s %ssas d. .neas no.. d.e.... IA
which my Eavorite PpesegtHstoa has
worked cnrss-as n b nsg,c and NTH ecsrt.tniJ
never before attained hI eny medicine: Leu
ISThs., E.sss.iys rl0wiSE fsinsai ,s MS,,a5
causes. iresalsritles, Yek Id, .Prcnpsss, O.
falling OF mo Uterus, Antsserstou sna Hseoses.
sion, Bearing Down seeusstipaps Internal Heat,
Nervous pepression. Debility pelp9ndsnsy.
threatened NlscarriaSa, Chronie Confesttop, In
fammAuon and ulccntion Of @s VtepS thps
tency. Barfunness, or Stcrihty FenGe Me4fneeS
and very many other chronic dtssases iAoAsnt 10
woman ss mot s,s: ssS as S:.. !. s : rss
Favorite Prescription. vorn carse BE 1ar.
vel Of ,tho world. This medicine do not
eItol as 4 cureaI but Il sdniiHbiy falnls .
sInalcncss OF purpose bclngs most per.
iect specific In all chronic dlseases OF the ssInsi
system Of woman. II will not dlNppotat, No;
will Il do harm In any state OF conditon. IL VII
be found invaluable In diseases incident b pre-,
nancy and can be taken In ntdefate doees With
perfect safety while In that stste. Indeed, II 10
4 MoIher's Cordial, ard % preperss tbs
system for partafition that II .rDders child hbOf
easy. / have received the heartfelt praise nom
hundreds Of mothers for the iaestimssls eensats
thus conferred. s.. .ga'.F. -.
OF America with the snrc'ity Of an HONEST .heert,
further information on these subjects can obAaia
IL in my TREArisE on CuRosc piskAsDs % rus
GExEnlrUE AND URINARY ONaANN sent secure
from observation upon rrceiPt of.kno pesAgs
stamps IL treats infinitely an those dseases u.
ca.taT 10 Fcn,qlrs end gives much valuable advice
In p ard 10 their rlnraas mant 49,.
p's. pgT RCE.'S GAyORITE PRE-
Cr',ipEtGS ~ sNLO BN ALI.
.<s ...pb IA. 4. .t.iSTs, at i.SV
p, aJrl,.
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An English gentleman informed his
steward that he was to have 9 company
Of clergyman TO dine. "Bs they High
church or be thy Low p said the
steward. "Whst hassthst TO do With
it r was the reply "If they be High
church, M, want more lwius--if they
b Low church, W want more wittsls'
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WITH FULL EALF LOT
Desirable Residence For Sale.

r oFFERhY HOUSE ON JOHN STREET
for sale. II contains seven rooms, De,
sides Bath Room and Pantry HOT an ~
Gold Water an, Gas throughout. Lot %
feet on John street, with gooa ssa T on
rear of lot, opening TO paved alley. Terms
easy. II not sold before the 10th OF fepru'
airy Il will be for rent. nyr,,
feb2-a b. +. ALI" ELL.
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FOR SALE.

U,ARw ADJOINING GLEN EAsToN
H well improved:
Farm on ' ong Run. Marshall county
well improved; three miles nom ohio
river. .,o,,
ing land. adjoining Moundsville.
Wv. H0GE Il BRO,
ianSl VIVA Land Agency, Market ~.
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23oo CERTIFICATES OF CURE

23O0 SCN tITlSH Cd VI SSNG
From honest Farmers, Mechanics and Mer-
chants, some OF them the most eminent
leading professional and business men and
women OF education and refinement, III our
country, may be seen at our SoI once nee Horace
Greeley, of the New York Tribune, writes:
~. Ball, of our city, Is q conscientious and
responsible man, who Is incapable OF 1nten-
tional deception or imposition
Prof W; Merrick, Of Lexington, Kyswrotee
pen you this note, after using the Patent
Ivory Eye Cups thirteen days, and this
morning perused the entire contents OF
daily newspaper, and all with the unassist-
ed eye.
Truly am I grateful to your noble inven-
ton; may Heaven bless and preserve you;
I have been using spectacles twenty years;
am seventy-one years old: Truly yours
PROF. w. MERRICK.
REV. JOSEPH SMITH, Maiden, Mass,
cured of Partial Blindness, Of eighteen
years standing, in one minute, by the Pat
ent Ivory Eye Cups; o,,,o
wrote us November 18th, 1859: have tested
the Patent Ivory Eye Cups, and am satisfied
they are good. am pleased with them;
they are the greatest invention Of the age.
All persons wishing for full particulars,
certificates Of cures, prices, DC, will please
SEM your duuIcSS W anu VIC VIII oOhA
our Treatise on the Eye, Of forty.four pages,
free OF charge, by return mail. Write to
DIR. ]. BALL q CO.,
P. o. Box 957. No. VI Liberty street, New
York.
For the worst cases Of MYoP1A or NEAR
SIGHTEDNESS, use our New Patent Myo-
pic Attachments, applied to the IVORY
EYE CUPS, has proved certain cure for
his disease.
Send for pamphlets and certiflcates-free.
Waste no more money by adjusting huge
glasses ON your nose and dishgure your face.
Employment for all. Agents wanted for
the new Patent Improved Eye Cups, Just
introduced in the market. The success Is
unparalleled by any other article. All per.
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10 improve their circumstances, whether
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5000 week will be guaranteed. Informa-
tion furnished free Of charge. Send for
Pamphlets, Circulars and Price List.
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For S8lR.

"a A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
s with seven or eight rooms, on JACOB
xLstreet; also a small Frame House with
two rooms on Jacob street; also new
Brick House on Eoh street, con I;ss
four rooms. l.. u. HUGHES,
augS Real Estate Agent.
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FOR RENT.

,>ossrssIoN GIVEN ON THE FIRST
Of April. the desirable store room, win
cellar underneath, on the southwest corner
ri Monroe and Fourth streets, Odd Fellows
Hall, now occupied as Drug store by MT.
e. Booking. Apply to j. NJ. Bckel, at the
ONCE OF the Board OF Education, or TO
dac i3.h W,P MckELVEY.
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FOR RENT.

,NaE SPACIOUS ROOM ON MAIN
street. now occupied by John Roemer,
a. ny Goods store, with fixtures COM
piete. Possession given lst of April.
Apply to ,,n,soS
fant4 ra WIZ. REIEhSoS.
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For Rent.

UyHY HALL NOW OCCUPIED Ply THE
Young Mems Christfon ASSOCIATION.
Market street.
Possession given April LIST, 1873.
t.nQ X CRAN9LE.
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FOR RENT.

rrHE STORE ROOM ADJOINING THE
/ City Bank and lately occupied by u.
W. Stoner, deceased. Possession gwen
April ], 1878. II. oHAN"hr'
fahl. n
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FOR SALE.

All ACRxDs OF LAND ON THE BAL
Sol timOre & Ohio Railroad, near Slo-
Ter's Gap, Marion county, w. va, ny
Wv. HOGE Bro
6.cs l06 Market street.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

ry,sr OFFICE ON MONROE STREET,
at present occupied by N Richardson,
Attorney at aw. Possession given Aprn
|. Inquire OF
feb4 w. j. bSIEo, JI.
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FOR RENT.

vNHREE ~ ROOMsfON TIE SECOND
4 door In the building situated corner
Market and Quiney streets. Desirable for
ofice or sleeping rooms. Possession given
April lst, 1873. Apply to
dee2o-h JAMES KANT IT ~.
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Attheee terms the RECORD will be one OF
thu cheapest as well as one OF the largest
a The Democratic weeklies published ID
{his or any other part OF the country
Each number contains sufficient amount
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OF nearly two hundred pagea and OF the
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n they will also aid Us in distributing speed
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Twill be seen that although we furnish
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the size and the great amount Of reading
matter given In Its columns, that we allow
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be sent In the form Of draf0 or Postoface
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psme ahoulA b plainly written, with the
address in mill giving the town, county and
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to the METROPOLIT4GaR EC0RA Boz
70L Postomcs, Nsv York. 81 80 ,.4.
IA. JOHH LULIALY,
July In. Hdit0r and Prepsistcr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-05
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