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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-23
RON NnSAN x~sfST0MS

The Formosans delight in Open.air
feasts and merry-makings, and during
the nine great festivals of the year all
work is suspended, and the people one
and all sit down to dance and to play
and, it must be added, to drink. As the
feasting proceeds, the meetings become,
especially at the Venus fetes, scenes of
the lowest debaucheries. The marriage
tie is as loosely made as it is easily dis
solved The young swain, who, by an
unwritten law, must have arrived at the
age of twenty-One, having made a choice
of lady-love. serenades her; and she,
if she favors his suit, allows herself to
be enticed by his music into his company.
He then sends certain presents, varying
in value according to the resources at his
command, to the lady's parents. day is
fixed for the wedding. and the happy
pair-having poured out libations to
Heaven and Earth-become man and
wife. But by a curious perversion of
of nature, from the day of his marriage
until he reaches the age of forty the
husband is not permitted openly to en-
Joy the society of his wife. Only by
stealth and at night is he allowed to
visit her, at her fathers house. and day.
light is the signal for his departure.
During this or any future time the merest
quarrel, however slight, is frequently
made the excuse for divorce and ifit
should be proved that the wife is the
/ provoking cause of the dispute, the hus-
band has a right to claim from her par
ents the presents he gave them at his
betrothal. This license of divorce is
freely used, and it often happens that a
man marries and divorces several wives
in single year. The evils arising from
this free-and-easy state of things are
somewhat mitigated by law which pro-
vides that no child born before its moth
er has reached the age Of thirty-seveu
shall be allowed to live.
In their style of dress the Formosans
strongly resemble the Malays. In all
but the cold weather the men wear only
cloth round their loins, and the womer
short petticoat. The latter are fond
of decking their hair with flowers, anC
their ears with rings. Both sexes ap
pear to be proof against the extremes o.
temperature. and their habit of bathing
in cold water all the year round is madt
the subject of remark and ridicule BY
Chinese writer's. That they are a re
markably healthy people is certain; and
possibly, the complete absence ofdoctor
and the popular mode Of treating th
sick account for the disappearance Of an
stray weakly ones from among them. !
a man Is i'll, his affectionate friends, in
stead of attempting at all hazards t
save his life, adopt the kill-or-eure rem
edy of hanging him up BY his neck to
beam-which measure, accompanied b
the shock of being suddenly let down b
; the run. Is believed to possess particula
! curative qualities for those who al
strong enough to survive the dose.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-23

Short dresses are coming into fashion
again. and young ladies are experienc-
ing the old. old difficulty Of getting >
No. 6 foot into No. shoe.
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z. r. DUTToN.

SUCCESSOR TO /. P. CHENEY. WILL CONTINUE
% sell Large Variety Of Sewing and Knitting
Machines. Orders solicited
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-23
J. I. wOODMAN,


INFALER IN ROOTS, SHOES, AND FINDINGS
Of the hest kind and quality. offered cheap for
cash. Store opposite the Drug Store.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-23

NJ. J. SMITH,
DROPRIETOR OF THE ORLEANS COUNTY
Marble Works, Foreign American Marble,
GuvestOnes. Monuments, &c.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-23
SS DIRECTORY.

Al. CUTLER
NTlLLINERY. DRESsMAKING AND PATTERN
vi Rooms
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-23

E + DUTTON
SUCCESSOR TO WM. JOSLYN SONS. DEALER
- in Drugs, Medicines Dye Stufis, Pants. OILS JAP
su Turuentine, Varnishes Brushes. Window Glass,
Putty. Books Stationery and Fancy Goods
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-23

yITOCLD ANNOUNCE TO THE PEOPLE OF
w Barton and vicinity that she is now prepared
do all kinds OF Plain Family Sewing. such Shirts,
Pants, Vests. DTess-M Making &C. Please give her
call House over WeOdman's boot and shUe tore-3-2y
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-23

p p KENDALL
A TToBNEY. BARTON LANDING. VERMONT.
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MADISON COWLES,
VJTILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL
w the latest styles OF readymade Collins, Caskets,
Burial Robes and Trimmings OF every description
Terms reasonable. West Albany. Vt.
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TIE MPEkANCF.
Letter From Pope Pins TX 10 the
Ma,sa husetis Catholic Temper.
ance Union.

Letter From Pope Pias TX 10 the
Ma,sa husetis Catholic Temper.
ance Union.
In response 10 an address from a
committee Of the last convention Of the
Massachusetts, State Catholic Temper
auce Union, Pope Plus TX has sent
reply, giving his views on the temper
ance question as follows:
Beloved CIildrea, Health and apostolic
Bsnediction We have heard, be-
loved children. with great JOY. not only
that your State Union had met 10 con.
vention, but that your sister union had
taken council together as to the most
effectual means OF preventing the evils
that flow from intemperapce Drunk
ness, it is certain, fosters and stimulates
every species oil strife and wicked ness,
as the inspired word teaches, Wine Is
a luxurious thing and drunkness riot
ous." Wherefore 81. Augustine writes,
"Drunkness lie the mother OF crime, the
root OF vice, the wreck of chastity, the
spring OF evil, the overthrow OF reason,
the ruin OF the body, and loatbsome
disease OF the soul."
By drunkenness, therefore, morality
is vitrated; a neglec, and contempt Tor
divine things is generally superinduced,
and when the pillars OF social order are
shaken, public tranquility isjeopardized
the family is reduced to want and liz
members torn asunder; at last health
itself gives away, Tor he who loves wine
and feastlng will be poor, and they who
give themselves 10 drinking will be con-
sumed.
In your zeal, consequently, to abolish
this disreputable and pernicious custom
you not only struggle against one vice,
but, in your .fforts to stem the num-
berless evIis flowing from this scourcr,
YOU also advance the interests OF your
religion, and promote the welfare OF
YOUR country. And should you. With
Gods grace, prosecute the movement
10 success, you will csIl down manifold
blessings on your own people. For the
same o.. AuEuelIuc OOoSI'SS, SopA"
is the mother OF all virtues =
1t puts to flight Gin aud crime, shuns
danger, is faithful to duty. and rules
over the homr and the family with care
and moderation.
We exhort you, therefore, for the
true welfare OF Your country, to r'gor'
ously urge onward the total abstinence
movement under the guidance OF TIT
Church. Thus will You, beyond al con
tradrctiou, deserve well OF God, OF INT
Church, and Of your fellow men. W.
most cordially wish you tine larses
measure OF success and the happiest re-
suits TO your lsbors, and in toker
thereof, aud as pledge OF our pater
nal tenderness, we most lovingly I'm
part to you, beloved children. and to al
those who will engage in the SAM
work with you, the apostolic oenedlc'
ZION. -, J.,
Given at St. Peters, Rome, the Al
day OF December. 1878. tweDty-elght'
wear OF our ponthcste' fiUs la
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HERE is probably the correct vie" o.
the immoral tendency OF the Marai
Gras demonstration at Memphis II Is
from the Nashville Christian advocate;
We have not language to express our
seuse OF the outrage on all decency per- PEI
petrated last week in Nashville. Inc
Mardi Gras demonstrations were APP
pal'ng in their ebsceuity ard lioen'lous.
mess. Lewd fellows oil the baser SOFT
paraded the streets in the evening win
loose women almost in a state OF nudity.
Doggeries were visited BY them-dances
OF the most obscene character were per,
formed, and the miserable wretcbes OF
both sexes were found at late hours OF
the night lying about the streets over
come by their drunken de6anch' A? "a
this in the year OF grace. ls74-'his IN
the metropolis Of Tennessee
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.M'at3lase@.ilts Rsgtgister,
FERNS, py Mail, in Advance
Uusat,sRed.
BY CHARLES z HATHAWAY.

A restless soul do / possess,
For unattain'd is happiness;
And though / search both far and Wide
The fckle goddess her head doth hide,
On natures brow she's pl ca crown,
Fo' me reserved b deepest frown;
II thou sweet friend vast oul, her9,
To chesr me wi h by smile SO dear.
How gu OK the shadows world depart,
From my despairing, bleeding heart;
Thy smile sufcea>e could ways win,
The datkeIt meoi my soul was In.
Thou understood my nature well,
And by some weird and mystic spell,
Sooih'C me into q calm repose,
hlch my sad heart no longer knows.
Thou always knew just what to say,
Never TOO sad, n. yer TOO gay;
No other ,oul can ever DO,
What thou hast been, dear friend, 70 me.
" by djdst thou vanish like ghost,
When thy presence needed most;
Thou has known sorrow, yet NJ trace
Ksmaind On your ange ic lace
Strength and com 'ort on high thou sought
do the same but a nd the IN Lot;
While sorrow didsI enuobie, thee
Suffering hath emtittered me.
And TINS the wool Of lie l wind,
Filled with hatred towards manRind,
Admired by manv, loved by none,
Ny heart In merging In stone;
Oh, from thy home b. yond the sea,
Sweet irienu come b eek once more 70 me
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Ar this season oil the year, when 20
r, a NV of our people are suffering from
colds, we call attention to Ayers Cher r.
coon.bs and colds, but all affections OF
the lungs and throat Having used 1t
in our family for many years. we can
sneak from persoasl knowledge OF It's
efficiency There may be other rene
dies that are good, but 10 al cur et
perieuce this has proved to be oy 'ar 'ns
best Its qualities are uniform anu
wholly reliable. 1t is pleasant to take'
and should be kept at command, oy
every family, as protection against
class OF com plants which seem harm
less in the beginning, but become aftls.
tiug and dangerous il neglected.-N
e. Register.
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,i'rusfee's sale.

OFADFED OF TRUST
Is made by Marshall Jackson ana wlis
10 me as tIu,teo. dated April Is, lsII, ano
recorded H. the Office ofthe eik OF onlo
county, in Book 4, page 4Ii, VII oh NE ' "f
the Court House of [ hio county, on
Tuesday, the 24th Day of March, 1874,
the fol owing described property: Situated
~ tba northeast corner of Main and Weo-
Ster STREETS, ueguninx at the northeast cor
ner OF Main AMI Webster streets, lnence
eastward a!ong the north line OF Wei steT
street s. sect, 8 inches, to the wesi me- VI
Mill a Reid. thence northwardly along
SafJ line Is Icer 10 Gerard & Tuttte's south
Iine,thence westward along said line Is i-et
TO The en- I inc of Main street, thence sout gl
ward along the said line OF Main street o.
feet 10 the beginning. ,nppr1J
Aei HN 70 Trustee.
Wheeling Feb nary 20, 1874. feh1O
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= MISCELLANEOUS.
FIHiTED STATES OF AMERICA,
- District OF West Virginia, 3. 3.
Abraham Cutler, ct al.
W.. Attacnmens'


Abraham Cutler Ct al Attachment.
Steamboat IamssE. Ran-) -
kin, q al. - ~' |
WHEREAS, A libel IN rem has been MED
IN the District Court OF the United states
for the Lisi iot OF west VII GINA, on the 18TH
day Of ebruary, 1874, BY Abraham CuueT'
liam u. Cochl an and George Johnson;
against the steamboat james 4. Rankin"
her engines, tackle, outfit apparel ano lpr.
niture aud Frederick Kimple, MICROBES
Brown, james ID. McMunn and william
Ciss.
NOW, therefore, In put suance Of he moni.
lion under the seal OF said Court, to me oil.
rected and delivered, do hereby give pup,
tic mott, to ell persons claiminE the said
stesmer, her engines, tackle, ou'nt appaIei
therein, that they be and opear before tne
ssid district Court To be held 10 and or The
said District Of West Virginia, at
heeiing, In said District, on the 9th day
of A p1i, le74, at IL O'Clock in the forenoon
OF the day, (provided the same shall De q
day OF jurisdiction, oth,rw 10 on the ne1t
iav OF Jurisdiction thereaiIerO tneu aho
here 10 interpose their claims and 10 MAKE
their allegations in that benan-ahd the IL
bellsnis having prayed that me SAID rre1'
erick XII pie, Nicholas Rrown, James u;
Nc unn and William CIiss may be clted
To appear before the said Court, now, the E.
lore, In pursuance 10 said mopition, 90
hereby i've public notice TO, and cite ana
Adj monish the said Frederick Kimple, Men
oiss Brown, Jar es ID. mcMunn and VIII
/ am Griss that they and each OF them APP
D. ar be ore the laid District Court, at Wheei-
ing, in said District, on the 9Th oay OF april
/ S74. at Il o'clock In the forenoon OF the DAY
| Crowded IL es me sh II be day o. luris
dict ION otherwise on the next day OF )urls-
dictIon ,herea teri then anu there ~ an
sw, the said libel and TO make their aliega'
| lions in that b half
US. Marshal, District Of West Va, by
VIM. II. IR " IN,
,eputy Marshal.
MEssRs. CALDWELL q CALDWELL,
Proctors for Lihellants ,,
Wheeling, W. Va, Feb 70 1871 le@oI
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The Famous Grave Greek Mound,

Which covers an area OF OF one scIe vi lan,'
9TH q snfficient amount OF land surround
ing it for building purposes, will be offered
separately. ~, o,,v 10
those who desire TO secure comfortab anu
pleasant homes on easy terms, outto nose
who have money 10 invest In specuiauon'
Title perfect. 10,
snce in one and two years with interest
rom day of sale, the def d to be 81 eculea on
The cash paymer I, and deed OF trust 70 De
given by the purchaser 10 secure the ue'et-
All the foregoing property not dtsrosed
Of al private sale before March 9TH, 1871,
VIII positively he sold at public auction on
I'M, Gav, 1T. GRAY.
w. J. PUkl y,
HANSEN CRlsWEL'.
NcUSpsYILLE, Feb. 5, lT4. fep0n
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nf Judye HOFFMAN

of Judge H"ohman
A, times during the present session
o. the Supreme Court Of Appeals Judge
Hoffman has been cor fned 10 bic room
with severe iudlsposiIion, but within
the past week or ten days his suffer-
iugs have been aggravated. For the
past week the Court has been occupied
with delivering their opinions, and
Judge nofIman's absence may have
seemed singular 10 the uniniormeo;
We deem it due to this industrious ana
efficient Judge to state that ne has aia-
ed in sitting the cases and in cont'iou.,
ing to the formation OF the opinions OF
tbs Court, though sickness has prevent
cd b;s presence in the Courtroom
when they were delivered. We are
glad 10 announce, however, that he
Will be out again in day or two
CEGrl.ston Courier.
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FOR r e ret.
TOR rem:

TOR RENT. 40
The large and elegant Room in Odd
Fellows Hall. fronting on 18th street en-
trance by Chapllne ST eel, same SIZE ant :
adI,ining the " htelIng Library room. ~
baS heeII med as LuIhersn Church, ana
is suitable Tor society meetings and con-
certs. Apply to n,I
w, z. McKELVEY,
,r- l42 Market street.
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY

The year begins in all Departments
VEL EESDAY, SEPT.3, 1873.
Prof. F. 8 Lyon, with full stan Of
thoroughly qualified assistants, has charge
OF the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking Information in regard 10
the same will address him.
Catalogues deecribins the other Depart
ments may be obtained from the Secretary
of the Faculty, Prof. Geo w. Glover, or the
nndeniened. ALEX MARTIN,
President,
NoRGAsTowS, Wv, A e,lS3.
suglSec
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Teas.

CTArE or WEST VERONA,
- Clerks Cffjce Ohio county Circuit Court,
February ~ Rules, 1874.
Joseph A. HaneIfield, !.
Ellen virginia Baberfield,)
The STATE Of West VirgtatG, 10 the Sheriff Of
Ohio county, q edn9:
w, ,mmaDu you that you Summon FL
len VIrsinis II bertieId, II she e lou d in
your b,ihw ok, To ppear ri the Clerk s
office of the Circuit CCu, OF oh o ounty, at
kuI 9 10 be held OIL the 'sid court on he
fiIst Monday in ID cembtr 1873, 10 answer
a bill in chancery Exhibited ag inst her IN
thu said urt by os phi A. Hab rfied and
have hen there this wrI- At ness, ami.
B. Nc oIoch, Gle o. our said court, AT The
Court y ouse OF said con .ty, in the city OF
Whee Ing the 22nd day OF November, 1873
and in the 10th year OF the state oil West
Virginia. ~ ~, c,.,.
The within named defendant is no In
habltant OF my bail wick, nor und there
in. q. W. KtNNEDr,
d. z. for K . Brown. s. o. e.
November Oath, iS7'.
The object OF this suit Is TO OBJ ain d cree
Of divorce from the bopds of matr monY,
and 4, appearing rom an ffidavit ed In
he cause that The said + Zen wig ma ia
heI field Is not n resident OF the state OF
West Virginia, on motion OF The plalntlns
con ~, al IL 4, order, d that said del ndant DO
spue here withip one month alter the
first putlicai lon OF this ord r, and do what
Ia n ecessary TO protect his interest herein.
Teste:
a1IN n
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Tickets TO all principal points in the I,
and west can be procured at the Uni
Ticket Office, In Mcclure House, and at !
station Ut Bridgeport.
+. K. MYERS,
iul3N Geu'l Passenger and Ticket AGENT
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DIR TUFTS HAIR DYE

osses. es qu~litles that no iher Dye Goes.
Its , feet f. n tantsneous. AID SO naturai
that IL can OF b detected by thu cos ST OBJ
ser er. ltiS harmless, easily anpiled ana J.
in general use amung iashien b g air dress
.rS in every laTgi ty in eUmiied states.
Price 81 - fox 'vervwhere
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sAML. b. McCOLLOCH, Clerk.

Tine defendant will take notice that the
dispositions OF Joserh A. Habe held,
Samuel Mausberger, Nancy tdwaras, shu
hanna BAN ORD, will be taken al the law
office 81 Cracrait Il Russell, in the city Of
nee ing, on the 9th LAY OF March, A. D..
1874, between the hours OF nine O'Clock a.
m. and six O'Clock p. IN, 10 be re I'd In eVi-
dsnce in the above named cause on oehali
OF said plaintiff. IND J., from any cause,
III. taxing OF The said dispositions shall nor
be coni menced, or bei z commenced shall
not be completed on that day, the taxi oil
the same will be ado med rom time TO
time until the sumo shal! be completed.
CRACkAFI & RCsSELL,
feb5 tosw 20! s lot FIsInAu'
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Farm fer Rent.

7 OFFER MY FAM, SITUATED NEa nt
| Elm, Grove, for rem from April ISL, next;
The farm con aims go &C. es and vs. Ia oo0a
condition. A large Two story frame nous,
a good barn aud siabling are Oh TUG
IA. GOOD,
1870 Chapllne ST., over sheriff's once
ianlUG&w
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FOR SALE.

cpr,E SHOP AND FOUNDRY, AT
M APnhlic Sale, in Orrville, OHIO, on
II5nesday, Feb u ~ 25th. 1874 For de-
sHnrTptiye circular address ,
,.,.roeod Orrvlile, hio.
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I1RENCH CONDITION Powders,
FOR HOKSkB AND CATTLE.
Experience has proven II to be highly
useful Tor the cure OF this various diseases
To which hor ses and Cattle are subject, such
as Founder Hoe Bound, Yellow Water.
Loss OF Appetite, Heaves, Distemper,
Coughs &C. II carries of all gross humorsr
and purifies the blood.
LOGAN, LIST q co,
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, West va
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh &. &.
FLOWS

F. azs--.s.=:szz7 ON AND AFTER DEC.
"a . $4,000 "A, 1873, Trains, will run
IIlows:
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Grocery Store tor Rent.

T OFFER MY DIV ELLlNS OS -
Water Str, ct Tor Rent IL mas .is,4
S1e large store room and five lodi, -
t!onaI Toom,, suitable tor a family. FOR
particulars inqune at
,or15b IEMBERTON HOUSE.
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For SALE.

THREE STORY .s sE sGs d n Eol stTsss'
"A house, ona n a d Twelrh streets.
between ss,v low and on favorable
terms. Fof X. u. BARR,
ll42 Chapline st.
Jon22-h -
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio RAILROAD 20
li.t fM5sk 3 9 "
ON AND AFTER -
MONDAY ,l NOV, ga, 1878,

VhA1No w ILL 1I>hNA - ~~>~
: : FOLLOWS-WhE ceiling TIME:
Cincinnati Express.
! o. EAsr-LEAyEs ~, SWger-IEAvEs.
daily al $40 P. n dolly at TOO A. u.
= ARRIVES AT isE~ARRIvEs AT
WashiI gto elumbus...;EI9 p. N.
City. ........9:45 A. n Iandusky .. 6-25 p. H.
Baltimore. 10 80 A Nj, sundays excepted.
81. Louis Express.
q 81 HAgr-LXAvKs. ~.s'- LEAVES.
Wheeling Wheeling
'daiIv az 5.e5A.M daily ~ 9:55 A. 4
~, ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
Washington oiumbus.,. Dry 7. W..
City. ........8'45 n. andusky ..le2e +. NJ
Baltimore. 1000 r. ~ Sc
. Accommodation.
EAsr-LEAvKs. WEsI-LsAVks.
sWheeling = II, sWheeling
daily at. 955 A. y daily AZ $40 p. d
ARRIyRs It ARRIVES AT
Cumberlapd.&2 N GAINESVILLE. Gas p. II.
Sundays excepted. l'sundays excepted.
East bound trains make connections
at baltimore with trains for Phisads j.
bia, New York and Boston. At wash
inston City for all points south. .. ...
West bound traina make direct conpec.
tion for all points Yves, ,n@ Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
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FOR SALE.
.~1 sALI.

INN CONTAINING JNE HUN.
A "a and thres acres. win sell u In
n dreo All diyide il In lots Of four or I'VE
one s1 70 suit purchasers. There Is no better
amazed re Within one mile Of the city OF
WhssnnYo fourth cash; balance In one,
Ter an6 three wears. For further parlou-
lars snquareoi '- GEO. ROBERTS,
SIS Main street.
T. OBRlEN,
Real Est . TO Agent.
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Wheeling, Pittsburgh, and
Baltimore Division.

EAsT-LKAyEs wEST-LEAVES
wheeling sWashlngtop, "a,
dsilv at, &c IS 4. n daily at. 6:55 A. "a.
Wheeling washington, "a,
daily at....-Sl0 T. NJ daily at.....-Z'o =. IL
sSundayE excepted sundays excepted.
Tickets 10 ali principal points can be pro
cared 81 .ha office 1.-THE Depot.
THOs. X. SHARP,
Mansr OF transportation.
e., DEVRIES General Agent. Wbee'.
,n nOv3
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-05

NY LADY WHO ID AMBITIOUS TO
"A set q good table, will use Logan, List
4 Cos xcelsior Bah! ng Powder. The best
In the mar ket and the most economical.
AK for LOGAN, LIST COS EHceslor
Baking Powder.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-05
Spectacles Rendered Useless.
SAVE YOUR T. Y Il 3
Restore Your Sight.
Throw Away Your Spectacle,
OLD EYES MADE NEW.

All diseases of the Eye successruIiy-treated
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-05

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IutJ 100 Sterling,
90 Choice Family,
40 Iottape xxx.
It6 Osemite Lily,
lCs Cream OF Indiana,
40" Gem Spring wheao
lea" White Rose,
LOO" Washington,
To-" Peerless,
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