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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
Labor Exchange.
a REGISTER

r!NHE undersigned, having experienced the ne
i cessi &c o.Geihiny of the kind, has opened,
a. his ossce
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MEDICAL
RESTORE -FOUR SIGHT.
OLD EYES MADE NEW,

OLD EYES MADE NEW.
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Read for yourself and restore your sight.
spectacles and Surgical operations rendered
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Many OF our most eminent physicians, occulisfs,
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1; Impaired vision; ?. Presbyopia, or Far
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especially treated with the Eye Cups-eure guaran-
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.. Ophthalmia, or Inflammation Of the eye and its
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wing specks or floating bodies before the eyes, H.
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From honest formers, mechanics and merchants,
some Of them the most eminent leading professional
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Under date Of March %, Hon. Horace Greeley
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city, is a considerations and responsible man. Who is
incapable Of intentional deception imposition"
-. 1869: Without my Spectacles l pen you this
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teen days. and this morning perused the entire
contents of daily newspaper, and all with the
Truly am grateful to your noble invention; may
Heaven bless and preserve you have been ussins
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ROPE W. MERRICK
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Wheat I ield Of America.
Heaithful Climate. Free Homes. Good
Markets,

TIL Northern Pacific Railroad Offers for s.J,
us LANDS IN CENTRAL AsD " t>TEKS MI EssTA
embracing: I. The hest Of " heat 4 and: 2 Ix.
ee!lent Timber Tor the Mil the Farm and the Fire.
= Rich Prairie PastuTass and Natural Neadsw
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IN heslthfuI Climate uh>ye ferer and Aqa. g nm
taoyn.
Grain can he sh pped hence BY lake 10 nar.et
AZ che'P a. from Eastern Iowa or Central IIlins.s
Cars n"~ run through these Lands from Iak. : -
PsrIor 10 Dakota Price @. land elise 10 track
10 ssOo per acre. further away $50 10 81 ~.
seven Years CT dit: Warrsntee Deeds; North
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ceiyet for land At 81. 70. No other uroecupi.d ,
Lands present such advantages to settlers
soldiers under the New Law March 1872 yr;.
I'D acres HLE, near the rsiiroad by one ami 1. -
years residence.
Transportation a: Reduced Rates tur,jshs.E
from all principal points East TO phu. bsssr. o.
Ka!lroad Lands, and 70 Settlers on Goxsssu.ent
H"mesieads. Purchaser, their wives ard children
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Nov Is the time for settlers and Cs.pnie- 10 grt
Railroad Lands and Government Homestsads e.Gs-
to the track.
send for Pamphlet containing full infornaIion,
map ard copy OF New Homestead Law. address:
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1t is frequently the case that persons sfekin
employment in p i;ion which Others are seekjn
some persons ill., and the parties pass each othe
numerous times in 4 single day, whereas il there
were place Of Registry, where both parties were
reris,ered. they might
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$4,000 TO BE GIVEN AWAY.
The Louisville Courier-Journal

NATIONAL in its aims and reputation, and one
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DIR. j. s. ROSES
COMPOUND FLgfD
Extract Of Ruchu

The Great Diuretic' The great known remedy
or all diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, PROSTATE
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Inflammation Of the Bladder Retention, Incor.-
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y il uneHesil-, rs remedy in Dr"yay, zai a
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PRICs OF TIE EXTRACT OF RUcBU:
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Both be Suited and Save Time.

The object of the undersigned il, by opening .
Registry :o- such versons and changing q fee just
.uficient to pay for the expense Of the Necessary
books and attendance at the ONCE. to
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LIST OF

Total, 10 900 gifts, all cash. $780, Geo
To prov:de means for this magnificent Concert,
One Hundred Thousand Tickets only
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sold.
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DIVIDENi -


freism
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following
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axes.
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GRANDEsT SCHEME or THE ICE
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TOPEKA.

Go Ing Horrs Of the Legislature.
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The Investigation Reports.
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q - MAJ a.. F1s.r' go.
a \ "a - -, t7e-ssas s..-r..
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Winter ana York On Questions Of Priv
iiege.
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S$lllll5lllIl
Missouri State Lottery.
Legalized by state Authority and Draw
In Public In ST. Louis
Grand single number scheme
$4,000 NUMBERS.

Glass c, to he Drawn March 81, 1873.
5, $50 rrizes, Amounting Ia $500, 900
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Ace0Wmodate nuen PefsSos aod mere
~. ave h0ah TfAe auA VexaaaAm

One registry fee allows an examination Of the
other record BY either employer or employed till
suppli.d. This experiment, II successful, viii -
continued; not, viii b closed II the end Of this
EN-. o. CLOUGH,
febe5.d&vim los Shawnee Street.
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For Those Seeking Employment. AZ we'll as
for Those Seeking Persons to Employ.
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During Tie forenoon session of the Senate
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Dri1'l GERS.
- = -; ~, President .4a.. = .,stgr .ac,5.,,
WFvG.i: Me- Director J,:.iEsS 49,! Sarr,+sri
Gfw5aG. rrsssnrar r 4 rITTRi Attorney -
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How they were Deceived in the House
and Senate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-26
THE CAMERON FA1R.-Our enterpris'

THE CAMERON FAIR.-Our enterprise
ing friends at Cameron have been de'
feated in their hopes Of most success
full fair by the unpleasant weather
hon. E. G. Cracratt was to have de-
livered the address yesterday. 1t was
proposed to have a tournament, but
the rain doubtless prevented the
fun, and the Queen of Love and Beau
ty, instead OF being crowned by some
brave Knight, was obliged to content
herself with q cold lunch in Floral
Hall, where her melting eyes rested
iongingly on one OF those monster
pickles, Billy Mccain has on exhibi-
ton. We regret the unpleasant wealth.
er, for if ever men deserved success, it
is the Woodworking, energetic gentle-
men who have the Cameron Fair in
charge. AS misery loves company
they can solsce themselves with the
thought that the people OF Parkersburg,
of Grafton, OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and OF
Washington. Pa, are in the same fix
There's comfort in the thought.
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~ DRUNK The policWpIcked up

~ DRUNK.-The policTpcked up a
cha, on Water street last night who
was about the drunkenest We ever saw.
They had trouble with him too. A
wheelbarrow having been procured he
was loaded into it. First his hat fell
off and they had to stop and pick it up
then his right leg was thrown over the
side and dragged along on the pavement
that had to be fixed, then the left leg
went wandering along on the sidewalk
as if determined to 60 to the calaboose
by itself, without regard to the rest of
the body Finally , at the corner OF
Market and Monroe, away went hat,
right leg, left leg, and the entire body
overheard on to the pavement. And
then didn't those policemen sweat and
swear, as they tried to get their whisky
soaked friend on end, for transportation
to the calaboose. They didn't want to
put him on any more wheelborrow,
Not they. They just haruessed them
selves to that fellow and carried him
up, be all the while as quiet SO if he
had big thing on the boys. Won't he
catch it this morning, nor nothing?
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RrDIyGoTEs cloth just opened at
l. BLUM & Bros,
1874 and 1l9 Main street.
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BEFORE JUSTICE CLoHAN.-On yes
terdsy, Henry and August Schultz
were before Squire Clohan, at the po-
lice court room, charged by John
Blattner, a minor. on Saturday, Sep
TENDER 18th. An examination resulted
in the Justice taking the case under
consideration, he evidence being so
contradictory as to prevent a judgment
at the conclusion OF the case.
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FIRE The alarm sounded at about

FIRE The alarm sounded at about
quarter after twelve o'clock last night,
was ca used by the discovery of fire in
the roeH of the Wheeling Window
Glass Works in North Wheeling. The
flames caught in that portion Of the
roof over the pot room. 1t was extin-
guished before any material damage
was done. The alarm was sounded
from the Vigilant engine house bell
fully twenty minutes before it was
heard down town. A pretty strong ar
gument in favor OF some better system
OF giving fire alarms than we have at
present.
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The SiupIe Reason

by Hand Sapolio is the best article in
world for the constant use Of all
.eses Of people, is because it will do
lat no other substance will, as fol-
vs.:
MECuANICs.-Will entirely remove
paint, oil and yarnish from the
)thing.
FARMERs..-Its use will prevent tao,
nburr, chapped hands.
WORKING WoMEN.-lt will take the
ace Of powders and cosmetics for
,utitying the complexion, and will
lder the hands white and soft, no
tier how much they are used.
EvERYBoDY.-It is the best article in
; world for removing all cutaneous
mishes from the skin, and rendering
Shite, beautiful, and natural in color.
price cheaper than soap-onIy ~
Is cents a cake, according to size.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-26

TnE EQUINocrIAL SroRN.-We yester
day received a full instsllment Of the
obnoxious Storm" as an old friend Of
ours calls it. All the morning the rsln-
came down as il that was the only thing
to do. Housewives who, on Monday
postponed the family wash, in hopes
Of better weather, were hopping msd
about it, and young ladiee, why by the
rain, were deprived Of their morning
shopping promenade, vented their feel
ings in pretty EXPLANATIONS about the
lawful" weather.