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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-19

PATRIOTIC SPEEcH.-AIter the cloth
had been removed at the supper given by
tho st. Patrick Society, Monday evening
toasts, songs and speeches followed
From a number Of the latter we give the
following, delivered by T. V. Hagan, a
lad 12 or IA years old.
In making acknowledgment to the st;
Patrick Society for the pleasure Of par.
ticipating in the festivities Of the day and
evening, Master Hagan said:
GENTLEMEN-Once again have the
honor of rising before you and returning
In the name Of the holy Angels sodality,
our heartfelt thanks TO you Tor your kind.
ness towards us, in aiding us in becom.
ing manner to unite in tho annual
celebration OF 1relsnds Patron, the
glorious Saint Patrick, who was
designed by God to be the first to
expose the beauties Of christianity 10 her
view, and by whose untiring zeal Gods
praises resouuded and still continue to re.
sound In all parts Of that blessed Isle.
On this day all our hearts beat as one, our
prayers ascend in unison with those OF
our bretheren throughout the world in
grateful acknowledgment to God for Civ.
ing US Saint so deserving our venera-
tion, such a glorious champion ,of the
church for our patron. These should not
be the sensations Of Irishmen alone but
Of every man who styles himself an
American. Could there live q man,
glorying In the title Of an American who
could not love Erin's Sons as tbrothers
and rejoice with them on this day? Who Is
there who could not admire them be.
cause Of their bravery In which they have
no SUPERIOR Who Is there who could not
esteem them on account Of their love
OF religion from which seven hundred
years Of oppression and poverty could not
seperate them ? Nobly did those gener-
Gus hearts respond to the bugle's call in
the moment OF Americas trials for the
noble cause OF Independence in 70; for
the freedom Of the Seas In 1879; and for
the preservation ofthe Union incl ? With
unaDimous voice all America exclaims,
"God bless Ireland God bless her noble
sons who aided US in our Independence
and IN helP Preservation Of our Union." Let
US hope then, gentlemen, that Erin ere
long will rise up among the nations of the
earth, Independent and Grand, and that
the star Of Liberty shall rise over her fair
sons and daughters dispelling the clouds
OF ruthless and remorselless persecution
Then we may with superbounding 10y
commemorate this day. May God In bis
all.wise providence hasten that happy
time, and exalt the noble and generous
Irish race to the full enjoyment Of strength
and glory which they have secured by
their fidelity. Wishing all happy en-
joyment oil this occasion conclude by
again returning our sincere expressions Of
gratitude to you, and hope when the hap.
py day Of liberty for Erin shall arrive,
many of us here present may be able to
join with the voice Of freemen every
where in the glorious watchword, "God
save the kingdom Of Ireland"
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MEDICAL,

Or Sugar.COatod, Concentrated,
Root aud Herbal Juice, Anti.
Bilious GrnnuloS. THE "LITTLE
GIANT" CATHARTIC, or MuItum
In ParVO PhyBlc.
Tho novelty OF modern Medical Chemical AMI
Pharmaceutical Science. No use OF any louIti
fRkInR the large, TCpusiVe and nAuBeouS pill,
composed Of cheap, crude, and bulky ingredients.
when We can by q careful Application Of Chentli
GcIencc, extract all tho cGthArtic and other med,
rInAl properties from the most valuable roofs and
herbs. aud concentrate them into minute Gran.
ME. scarcely larger than q mustard
Seed, that can DO readily swallowed by those VI
the most sensitive StGmacaS G16 IS9eiOoI a'ss,
Hlost concentrated FORM a. much cathartic power
AZ Ia smbodIed In any Of the large pills found iOr
salo In tho drug shops. From their wonderful CO
thartic power In proportion 10 their Eize, people
who have enc. mot t5S Src es but asS i i
Al al the case the different active meoelhAl pm
cinlea or which they arc composed DeihS 20 AAt'
monIzed and modified, one by the Omen. a. 10
produce q most 0OofchlnG anu tnof'
OuRh, yet gently aud kAhoIy operating
cathGTtIC.
$500 reward 10 hereby offered ythe pro
prictor OF these Pellets, TO any chemist who
uDon analysis, will dnd In them any CalOmel OF
other forms Of mercury or any OthSF m'uetA
poison.
RGinR onGIEelyVCBOSAUAo'h Nv EaINNHA'
caro- iS required while using them; !hey 2F
rStc without disturbance to Me communion, 9si
or occupation. For JAundlco1 ae1a1She,
COnSIIPatiOni Impure 5I'OSS f9 an
a. the SnOHld SIT' Sonr nEiI rnctStIon S
Chest, D1 s1f51maeI,. SO BRd taste IN
0S,1 Of me j HPIIoIS attacks, Pain In
region OF Kidneys, InIsrnSi Ecver,
WTSS Of Blood to Head: High Col:
0scJ ITPIno. Ung0ciubAltty aud
SIoomY FoFobOdIngB, take DR..
oiSSCeSa PloRR0ut Pufg0tLVe FelIetG,
II syniSnaiIOn Of tho remedial power OF my PEr
G1tIve Pellets over 70 great variety Of disease
9wlsh 10 say that thCIr action upon the
animal economy 10 universal h0Ia
Tinnd or Tissue escaping their saha'
1.-Two impress. Age does not impair lhen;
their PugGF.coAting and being enclosed N gas
bottles preserve their virtues unimpaiIcd Iot any
length Of time In any climate. 30 that they are a.
WAYS fresh and reliable. which ID not the case
with the pills tound in the drug Stores, put upin
cheap wood or pasteboard boxes kecolISct toa'
for oil diseases where Laxative, Altera'
tive or PurgntIVc 10 indicated, these lille
Pellets will give the most perfect aatsIac1Ioa 10
oil who use thCm.
They arc sold by oil ,cntCrprIOlug
DruEE lists NJ 25 cents Bottle.
Do not allow any druggist 10 induce you TO
take ANYTHING Clse that bio may cay IL Just d
GOOD al my Pellets because he makes Larger
tIroft on that which he recommends. u you'
dmppist cannot supply them, enclose o ceai'
and receive them by return mall from
r. PIERCE II. d., PropT,
BUFFALO, NY
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BARGAINS IN ORaANs.-In order Ia
make room for a large stock Of inStru-
ments to arrive shortly, Messrs. shelb &
Co. offer all their present stock OF Organs
at very large discounts to cash or short
time purchasers. These Organs include
many styles Of the Eureka and VIM. e,
sheib 6 Co. Organs, we'll known as the
best and cheapest at full prices, now offer.
ed at such low figures to make room for
new styles and kinds. Do not forget the
place, sheib's Music Store, Monroe st.,
above Market.
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DAVENPORT BRoTHERs.-Our readers
have already been informed that the
Davenport Brothers are 10 give one grand
entertainment in Washington Hall, and
we would remind them that these cele.
brated Illusionists will appear this euen.
ing, for the first time we believe, in this
city. They have worldwide reputa.
ton and stand at the head Of their pro-
iession. Doubtless they will be greeted
by o crowded hall, as nothing 80 attracts
and interests the public as the mysterious
and shadowy. Tickets for reserved seats
may be had at sheib's music store, this
morning, and we would advise our read.
ers to so carly. Bad as the weather was
yesterday, the sale Of tickets was large,
and the prospects are that there will DO
no vacant chairs by the hour the curtain
rises this evening. Call around, prompt.
ly, this morning, then, If you would Sc.
cure first choice Of seats. F..
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Adjourned until 0 o'clock this morning.


PROF. TuTTLR's LECTURE at Washing.
ton Hall last evening, owing doubtless to
the inclemency Of the evening, was not 80
well attended as It would have been under
moro propitious circumstances. 1t was
listened to by about fifty persons. Having
heard but a small portion Of 1t, we can.
not speak oil the matter Of the lecture
further than TO say that 1t appeared TO
have been prepared with care and schol.
arly research. AS to manner, tho Pro.
lessor seemed quite at home on the lecture
platlorm-indeed triAe too much 80 II
we may make the suggestion without un.
kindness. We mean that We think he
INDUCES too much action and too much
vehemenco Of manner and speech. His
delivery Of some passages to which we
listened was better adopted tothe stage,
we venture TO suggest, than to the lecture
platform. Its only q rare orator, with a
reputation already achieved-a man in
ten thousand, like Cough or Beecher-
that can venture to indulge the tragic In a
lecture. Prof. futile spoke without notes,
with perfect readiness and tluency and
not without rhetorical skill. For first
attempt the Professor did very Creditably,
and be should not be discouraged by the
small attendance, the responsibility Tor
which may be divided between the unIa-
Vorable weather and the fact that "a
prophet Is not without honor save in his
own country"
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ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED. - We
have clipped the following extract from
the Cleveland Herald Of Monday last, and
as the contemplated improvement is a
matter oflocal interest, we give the item
in this department Of our paper:
Sale ofAte RIpSloU Barb Nal Work.
We are informed that the negotiations
which have been pending for some time
for the sale Of the Window Barb Nail
Works were terminated to-day, the tortu'
nate purchasers being company oil oper.
atIVes and others who are about TO erect
0 Rolling Mill and Nail Factory at Mar
tins Ferry, Belmont county, Of this State.
We say fortunate, because we learn that
the new company have also secured the
services OF J. N. Willard, Esq. Score.
tary and Treasurer Of the late Win8loW
Barb Nail Co., whose reputation In this
city as on energetic, reliable and
successful M Gnufacturer and business man
IS well known. Mr.. Willard will act as
General Agent Of the Company, and bis
extensive business acquaintance In the
West and Northwest will be valuable to
the new organization. Weregret to part
with single manufacturing interest OF
our community, but, US we will not alto
gether sever the connection, we can
cheerlully extend our good will to the
Ohio City Iron and Nail Works which By
tho By Is pleasant remembrancer oil
former days.
It may not be amiss to append the fol-
lowing 6rlefprospecLuS Of the new COM
psny;
The following inducements are offered
for the erection and operation Of a, Rolling
Mil and Nail Factory, at Martins Ferry,
Belmont county, Ohio, opposite the city
Of Wheeling, West Virginia:
1st. A donation oil ten (10) acres Of land
fronting 535 feet on the Ohio river, (gOod
landinG) and extending TO and across the
Cleveland, Pittsburgh & Wheeling rail-
road and proposed line from Wheeling 10
Lake Erie.
Cd. One hundred (1ON acres OF coal 10
It. yein,) will be put into the capital stock
of the company at $4,000, being less
than Its cash value II sold Tor other pur.
poses. Coal pit opening on the donated
ten acre tract.
Sd. Building stone may DO obtained on
the spot, no charge for Quarrying prlvil.
eyes. Sand and clay on the ground.
4th. Lots for dwellings for stockholders
and operatives who may desire 10 obtain
permanent homes at 25 per cent less than
to other parties, and ii improved imne.
diately, tho purchaser can have three
years TO make first payment without In
terest..
9th. Citizena of the town have sub
scrlbed $4,000 to the capital stock Of the
company, and the remaining 100000 Is
offered with management Of the works,
to the party who will accept the offer.
Shares, 800 each.
9th. Boundaries and machine shops in
the town have ample facilities for furnish.
ing the general supplies necessary.
Blast furnaces, rolling mills and nail
works in immediate neighborhood-
in operation and others in course Of cree.
ton.
Parties seeking profitable investment,
especially practical iron workers, with
some cash capital, good workmen, en-.
Toying and deserving the confidence Of
each other'-are requested to investigate
the advantages Of this location and privl'
lege.
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SALE To.DAY.-Attentio Is called 10
tho advertisement Of D. Lynn in which
he proposes to offer at public auction To-
day, at his residence on John street, all
his household and kitchen furniture.
Among the articles to be disposed Of will
be found a splendid 2 octave, rosewood
plano-a frst.clsss instrument in every
particular. One Of the best makes OF
sewing machines will also be offered for
sale. The attention oil the ladies is spe-
Cially called to this opportunity to pur.
chase great bargains in furniture, &c.
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County COURT-ThIs court was In
session yesterday and present appearances
indicate that, instead Of holding term
every month, Except the two in which
the Circuit Court meetsO 1t will have no
vacation. The following business was
transacted yesterday. In the case of
John Diegel US. William Miller, answer
was made to the rule issued against John
". Schultz, and the money in his hands
was paid by him to the defendant.
The rules against DR.. W. A. Cracraft
and James Townsend, Monday, were dis.
missed.
George A. Wickham was appointed
Administrator of the estate of George E.
Wickham, dec'd-bond $1,000.
The hearing of the testimony IN the
case Of II. s. ThOrnburg US. John Thorn
burg was concluded about 8 P. NJ. when
His Honor decided 10 grant the appliCa-
ton 10 have n Committee appointed tot
the defendant. john D. Maxwell was
named for the position, but he was not
present to signify his acceptance. The
penalty of the bond was fixed at $4,000.
]. 3. McLurc, Esqr, was admitted to
practice in this Court.
Adjourned until 0 o'clock this morning.
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A SEVEN Octave Rosewood Piano
carved legs, Serpentlne plinth, top mould
ing, containing all the latest improve
ments, agrafa treble, oventrung bass, TOP
hampers, &C. This Piano is one Of the
well.known VIM. q. sheib & Co. Pianos
and Is fully warranted, at tho public sale
IS. J. Boyd'S, John street, on tomorrow,
the.20th. ]. n. Miller, Auctioneer.
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EducatlonaI.
INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

Established by Congress; adopted by thdBIAte;
aided by tho bOnevoloncO Of individuals, SOciC'
ties, and other Institutions.
FIve Departments OF InStruc ton-LIterary,
Scientific, Agricultural, Military and Engineer.
ing. Also thoroughly organized Preparatory
Department,
In charge OF large Faculty Of accomplished
scholars and successful educators.
FALL TERH begins September 9Th. WNrER.
December 4th. SPRING, March Ath.
COMMENCEMENT, juno IL, 1873.
Total expenses from $3.50 TO $3.50 per yCar. LOsu
TO those boarding in clubs.
Send for Catalogue, containing full paEtieu'
lars, to
MoR0ANFowN, ". Va, July IS, lsT9. iy29
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GooDs.-C
Hes, corner OF Main and Quincy streets
has Just received the most complete and
choice line Of Foreign and Domestic Cas-
simeres, Scotch Cheviots, English and
French Dlsgonals, Cloths Of all shades.
Vestiugs, Gardeners Furnishing Goods
&C., that can be found in the city. Also
q large stock Of German and Fancy
Wooden Knitted Jackets. He does all
work in the best style and guarantees fits.
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POLICE CoURT.-Thelo was q "full
house" In the police court room, yester'
day morning, and the docket was the
largest with one oxception) we have
eyer known. The following disposition
was made of It: Jacob Rencher, drunk,
two dollars and costs; John Stratton'
drunk, two dollars and costs; John How
ard, disorderly, two dollars and costs;
James Dugan, same. FIVE dollars and
costs; Peter Collins, drunk, Eve dollars
and costs; Peter Watson, disorderly, two
dollars and costs; Robert Marshall, IT,,
drunk, five dollars and costs; Thomas
Watson, dlsorderly, tlve'dollars and costs;
Robert Sweeney, drunk, two dollars and
costs; John Shaw, same, two dollars and
costs; James Mulcurren, same, two dol
lars and costs; Sarah Croxton, disorder
ly, continued until this morning on &C
count Of the absence Of the principal
witness.
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SALES OF PRoPERTY.-Our young
friend, Geo. A. Wickham, the auctioneer
sold at the front door oftho Court House
yesterday, a half lot on Main Street
North Wheeling, on which are two brick
dwellings, belonging to the estate o.
Thomas Campbell, decd. One Of the
houses was purchased by Henry seamon
the cigar manufacturer, at $222J; the
other by Conrad seYbold, at $1,000.
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ACCIDENT TO THE ANDEs-Captain
Nuhlcman, of the steamer Andes, believ'
Ing that the chimneys Of his craft needed
some repairs, concluded 10 have them
made while lying here. Yesterday morn
ing, an attempt was made to lower them
for the purpose, when 1t was found that
they had become so corroded for several
feet from the top that they would not
sustain their own weight. While in the
act Of letting them down so that the
workmen could reach the defective parts,
three rings of each chimney tumbled of
and fell upon the pilot house, completely
demolishing 1t and ipjuring tho texas
very considerably. What was left Of the
chimneys was replaced in an upright po-
sition-the repairs being postponed for
the. time being. The pilot house aad
texas were made hAbitable, temporarily,
and in this plight the Andes started on
her trip to Cincinnati. By the time she
returns here, she will be all right.
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MAIL LETTINGS following mail
lettings were recently made by the Post
office Department, over routes IN this
State: Route 1890, from Winfield to
scott's Depot, to Banks W. Goodall, $780,
4, SOL, from Oak Run to Wellsville, to A.
o. Lowery, $12O;4 SO4, from Valley Head
to Nicholas Court House, Ito commence
at Webster) to John Lands, $44s; 1906
from Buckhannon to Belington, to Job
Ward, 1926; 1905, from Peerysville to
Bradshaw Creek, to Alexr. D. Beaver,
900; 4,S1O, from Mann's Ferry to Sinks
Grove, to Anderson Arnot, 500.
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JUST received at H. Jacobs, the finest
assortment Of black Kid Gloves ever
brought to this city. Price-aS he sells
other goods-Cheaper than any other
store in the city.
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REMOVAL OF NATIONAL BUSINESS Col.
LEaE-From and alter the first day Of
April; the National Business College will
be located in thesecond story Of McLains
Block, corner Of Monroe and Market
streets, opposite Mcclure House. W. W.
Martin, Principal.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION. "A regular
meeting of the Board Of Education will
be held tomorrow evening. The vacancy
in the Commissioners Tor Clay district,
occasioned by the resignation OF Judge
Cochran, will probably DO filed
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CLOSING OUT SALE OF BooTs AND
SHoRS-I will offer until further notice,
my entire Stock Of Boots and Shoes OF
home and Eastern manufacture Of and be-
low cost. w. Blond, 105 Main street.
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TraneportatLon.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
MNNNM &
Through Trains
III LBAvE WHEELING DAILY.
Making Close Connections
EAST AND WEST,
EAST AND WEST,

And running splendid Day Coaches and Pullman
Palace Cars on all night trains.
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
HAsE-L1AylS wIST-III4!y156I -
Daily ct. $50 q. N. Daily at......l2o q. m
FAST LINE.
Daily a. p m. Dally i. .7:io :, m
6Sund6yG excepted. 'sundRyS excepted.
THROUGH NAIL.
Daily At. :. ..l1C5 ,. m. Daily At. loo a m
Saturdays excepted Sundays excepted.
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATION.
Daily at -. Hits q. m. berlAnd .S:55 p. m
"9undAyB excepted.
NEWARK ACCOMMODATION.
"wEsT-L1GyEs Arrives New.
Daily Ht.: ..l00 ?; m ark....,...lGlO p. m
WHEELING. PITTsa . BAIT. DIVISION.
.ws5 S1SET d1j1y .w.ISSRI11Etoaa,1 A71'
Wheeling daily " m w e. SGaS S'%'O a. m
"SundGys excepted. 'sundlyS excepted.
RSst bound Trains make connections 81
Baltimore Win trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. At Relay House, via Wash
ington City, for al polnt0 South.
West bound trains make direct connection tOI
all points West and Northwest.
Tickets TO all principal points can By procured
u 'n' Om'' 81 'n0 OspO:TH os. R. SHARP.
Asst Master Of Transportation.
r. 2. DEVRIES, GenI Agent, Wheeling.
lAn8
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THERE Is a splendid Weed Sewing Ma
chine, silver mounted and Inlaid with
pearl, at the sale, tomorrow, the Goth, at
the residence OF s. ]. Boyd, John street.
]. n Miller, Auctionecr.
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ARARR CHANCR.-At our semi annual
closing out sale consisting Of Heavy Win
ter Over CoatingB, VestingH, suitngs and
Underwear, all Of which We will sell at
astonishing low prices to make room for
our spring stock. ]. T. Lakin & Co..
No. 81 Monroe Street. .
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Two sets Of very handsome Reapy
Green Rep Rind0D CurtaiaS, good as
new, at the sale of D. Lynn, on John st.,
commencing this morning at 10 o'clock.
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For SALE-5O Boxes Gravely's best
Twist and Plug Tobacco 10000 Fine
Cigars from SEQ to $50 per thousand, at
No, 10 Monroe street. N. LITTLE.
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PosroFvIcE ITRM.-Bepjamin B. For
est has been appointed postmaster at
Grape Island, Peasants County, ctce
Hugh Bailey, resigned.
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RECEIVING new cases Of Goods every
day Of oil the latest styles, cheap. Call
and see always something new. J. W
Ferrel, Centre Wheeling.
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ORDERS for Oil and Pastel portraits
will be promptly executed by q frst-claal
artist at Robinson's (Partridge) Gallery
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If Pain Cuge Oil don't cure you Of Neu'
ralgiA, Headache, LAmenes8, or any pain
nothing will. Ityou have never used It,
getit, 1t will cost but a trife to try 1t,
Bold by all druggists.
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THE only place to buy Dress good
cheap, is at Il. Jacobs. He sells goods
worth 70 cents for 90 cents.
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NEW sToRE.-The greatest bargains in
Boots and Shoes ever offered in the city at
the new Shoe Store Of L.V. Blond.
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hurst MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
II CENT 80 YEAR BONDS OF
Buffalo Valley Railroad Of Pa,

A Branch Of the Pittsburgh. Washington & Bal.
tImore Railroad, extending from Garrett to Ber-
lin, only eight miles long. Interest payable
Semi.annuAliy at Western National Bank, BAltI.
more.
Gross ties delivered ready IoE BuperStructure.
Nothing wanted TO complete II but tho laying Of
the rails, which can DO done In thirty days.
The road up TO present date ID outof debt.
1t lisa well known fact that Short Line Roads
pay tho beat, and this Line hiss the additional
advantage that 1t connects With one Of the lead.
ing Trunk Lines leading 10 PlttSburah, and be.
sides, 1t passes through one Of the most produc.
tive, beautiful and fertile Mineral Valleys Of
Pennsylvania, Astounding in Timber, Coal, Iron
Ore aud very superior Fire Clay, the FreiRhts on
which alone, without the passenger travel, must
produce large revenue.
FoR BALE AT IS AID ACCRUED MTEREsT, BIT
fc35 JOHN B. TRULL.
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WATER Color Porcelains finished In
best ssyle at Robinson'S (Partridge) Gal
cry.