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NR A. T. SThWART, saws an editorial nara
graph IN tie Brooklyn Argus, SETS an eNample
G the young men of the country which they
Wis 90 well 10 copy. MIR. Ste Sart L. at his
liac- ~ business At about O'Clock every morn
'rs. he rides In an omnibus when il suits his
c'nytntence He goes TO parties AZ an early
noun, ana leaves At = reasonable time. NPsfer-
Gay We saw one of the wagons In which his zoo IL
are deliyered-cOvered with canvas drawn over
hoops, bis name painted on the box, aud toe
vehicle nlled with parcels ss~ing from
Broadway into Wall street. On the seat Sjtb
the driver sat the merchant prince, IS careless
OF the remarks OF others a. a sensible man
ought always 10 be. MIR. Stewart got out in
'front.' OF Drexells banking house, without the
consciousness that he han done ANYTHING re-
arksblr or unusual. About the sane time
sCme yonEg blO0ds alighted from fine livsried
establishment. We happened TO know the lat
ter gentlemen ~ well a. the former one was
young merchant who does MT possess 5000,
ana owes five times that smOunt. HIS credit l.
marked ID in commercial reports. The other
vas gentleman whose father faileC in Wall
street two years ago. his creditors losing by the
fsilurc 100000, but the wife had had settled
upon her handsome estate. TIL carriage aud
hUrFes, OF course, rightfully belonged 70 the
creditors. But they, the upstairs inside the
nubEy on the box, and the cigars from which
smoke was then ascending, were sh 4melessly
haunting and paradiDg the streets while men
like MIR. Stewart, were riding in a baggage
wagon or wading the slush on foot.
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STEAMER LINES.
WIHIkk AhbAhG. AEsr

WIh1Ah AhhAhG. aEsr
.sTEAMER PILOT BOY,
PO4 OAAc RIVER LANDINGS.
After t,is date the steamer PILOT BOY will be
TJn IS follows
h. ave Warrington frrrn s,h.stre4t wharf every
1u-SDAf and sATU kDAI,a at ~
oct OK = D., for rrfucipai Landings q sS9k-N
- fsr down as CURRIUNAE raV5xxzM1n
A1 iHIninR, viii leave CurriOmsn every WED
dEsDAY aud SUNDAY mornings fer Washinetou
Arriving early same evenings
WIN. II. BYLEs, Agent,
detStr 6th-strest Wharf.
NAV EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL
BETWEEN
PHlL ADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA. IA, v ASH
ISGTON AND GkORGETOWH, ID. U.
SAILING DAYS.
ZION Pier :, North Wharves, Philsdelphjs,
.EDNE sDAY and SATURDAY, LIZ
From So Water street, George 1A<.=zs7zzEzs
town, ID. C., MONDAY and FRIDAY, At D. N.
This line oonnecTs at Philsdel phfa with Olyde's
Regular semt-veekIy Line Of steamers for Frovi-
denos, Boston and New EDglsnd states. no wharf
age in Boston b. this Iiae.
y. HYBE, Agent for ID. OF O,
WM. p. CLYDE co, Philsdep his.
II. A. RRED, Alexandria, Va
WALDO A. PkAROE, ~ Devonshirs street,
Rostsu.
81 Eroishts delivered By Knox's Express. Or.
csrs left a. General Once, sos Psaasy Vania ave-
ule or ~ the steamers wharf, will be promptly at
t.uWd 10. sspe-tr
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: Eates PCT DAY, 81 pei Wotki alU; Per m0nths
, ., docls-lm
s. ESTE lheTER HOTHL,
w Oh THH EUROPEAh PLAH.
cafaar Of irving Place und 10th street
hEW YORk.
yl.iy oHs biocE IRON nion square, soc noH osa-
al ei lulet Jcstign IN the city, In the immedi.<s
scinity Of al the principal place OF an1
csdiIE retail stCree, hns bsen enlarged and In
erovet the Dsst sesscn by the sodttion q fy
sUc q passenger elevator.
tobslY CHAe b. TERBIF, ProFrsstU.
lyEoNe noTak.
e. Tss 9 DTKKf,
g-lys BKY~KBuxE ana err ssEEr-s.
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THI BUFFALO LITRIA WAITE
FOB SALE,

IL is claimed for these waters with perfect conn.
deRce, that n c3rtsin forms OF disease they nsVs "a
equal among the medicinal waters Of Amer lea n.
pecisily s this claim made for them IN thu
peculiar 90 women, IN affections OF thS. SidneV.
bladder, and sppenoAses' and In ders dement's a
Boxes, containing ak gallons IN 81 s,s. deiyerex
81 the eco;ts5usg Depot q the RicT aond aod Dan
vile railroad, st SS Patent cGTbOl of xe eallons
es.so; 70 be Paid In sdyenee 70 tesfimonlsls a.
dress THOM G0sHU
sepzs-vem' HecF lenbrrs oo1nt14 Y.
V'RIs Is 10 GIVE HoTIC, n, that the sub.crfbs.
ne ~ hoi1S, GprSme court q the Dis
saminis,p ~ On 80 Srsona estste OF G4oRGu
e. We I, 81 Ns-hirgtOn city. Dis
Claim, ssi3a the sad dsosessd are hereby warned
70 20 nhSrssse me, with tie yo1ches thereof, %
SS -, y Otherwise ~ Law De excluded from
t6is Sth q, tes St!o eStais 9ivea rnGsr my hand
Az ILlzABErH Q, WAGNER,
- " ~ Aoninisfrstrir.
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LLEDA Us, LANDL VI sTS, 1IVH-6LISs
LANDAUS, O1PES, COW LEYS, 6AkoU-
CHsS, PHEfONS, VICTOR las, OlBRIO
LET'S, BUGGIBS, DRAGS, COUP8-ROCKL.
VA Us, GERMANTOWN GOA rs, CLOSE
AND SHIFTIN6-QBlk7B COACHES
ENGLISH COAAHES, Oh KNCES
HkARSkS. oct30-sm
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HOTELS.

NJ LLIKEss,
FhAkh hIELIhk IN .............. Pro prtetor.
- = sses per Gay, 81, per week, $40; per month.
docla-lm
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

CHILDRENs SUITS, from to 8 years.
CHlLDREH'e OVEEOOATs, from TO years.
BOYS SUITS, from to IA years.
BOYS OvEROOATs, from TO IL years.
YOUTHS SUITS, from Is to - years.
YOUTHS OyrROOATs, from Is to 10 years.
Above goods Just received from New York, and
will be offered st very low prices.
a. STRAUSS,
10ll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
decl7-tr Between 10th aud llth streets.
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AUCTION SALES.

Pr VASE b. WILLIAM. Anc.,oue7r,.
norsswes, sorSet is .nd A a.
'ts5E YAsEs EAsSH
FINS sHELLs. BOHEMIAN VASES, LAVA
on Thu ssDhY, DsermbSr 81, is7f, az 10
O'Clock IN. shall seh, 81 m sucsI'u 70 pms, cor
II Fine japan and -nog Goods
Those " search Of presents 81 ould not niss this
10 frst.clsss, and will be sold without reserve.
deesO-d WASH WILLIAMS. Aust.
40 Auetioneers snd Rsal Estate Brcksr.,
Southwest corner Pennsylysnis svenue and 18th Sc
Star Ouse Buildings.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FCRNIrURR
a On MONDAY M6ssISG, January 4,h. at
W 10 3IicGk, We vii sell At 40 en- ksst
tnoItht sst an assortment Of Furniture, con-
Walnut Ps.ior suite, 10 Crimson Gut Velvet;
M-bOsany Pa, iOt EuTn tnre;
Mahogany Gard Tsbiys, Walnut Ii Rscs;
msG.gauy M-rbls.o9 siitbJard:
MshCga ) Secretary and D ok Case;
Painted Book Oss's sna -cr~tariUs.
ppsss, oiice and Q her 0hair-;
Becstead., bar aus a. Nas1stanf
EeEtheT Bees, bOIst- - AID Pillows;
a'eso,dis L,TIakB & CLSkRV Auc,.
F,Y DUSCANsO> 81 IS, Aucuoae-rs
s-utheast corner h and SIS ., u1Tth Eest
FBk 6CH FLATE PIER HISRea, l. feet high
- So ODr SID NsLNUT NJ. L CahH-
Bkb SUI rs. hEf PAhLpR SUITES hose.
WOOD III n. tB slltt, c-si- & 60 } ST .uL,
hiNlO eTsED AID CtVEB, Laos COS
1blHS, BhONZs ElGrRRc, EGYPTIAN
NaS.s AM ORNAMENTS, FIE 10
PAINTINGS WALNUT 81 sIDEBOARD
CUI GlAesW hhE F&ENCH CHINA WARE
SIEEEOsCOPE, RUG, HsIe MATfR SIS
IKATtEt nEus, BEnB NC, a. z T Bias
Easy tHbIitS. 7 HaTRACK BRUS
hk:s, 1HREE PLY, STAIR AND OrdsR
OARPkT-, STOVES, KITCHEN REQUI-
eIIkS, RI. TABLES, &C. &C, beiBg tie entire
coB;eDts Of House No -, northwest corner II
81 nd streets northwest.
EzSs On FRIDAY MOREIEG, Jsnuary h,
EIke~s 1875, commencing at 10 O'cIock, will ssH
wv g the entire contents of house corner 81 sad
! streets northwest, 60 ppiisIHs some Of the finest
furniture and ornaments ever offered e. suction,
HOuse for rent
J.sTAHLFY jones'. Trustee
DsNCAHSOG BIDS,
oeO-Wl6m lhep,th,sStl huct.on-ers.
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bV1 LhTIMEh q ULEERI.
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
SouthEeet corner Pennsylvania and 18th str eet
Star Once Buildings.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON DEFREES STREET.
- BY virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated the Nth
- day OF June, ISL, aud duly recorded in Liber
No o5l at folio LAG, ct seq one Of the hand rec
and by direction Of the party secured thereby will
sell on TUESDAY, the 9Th day of January, 1875, at
O'Clock .. in front of the premises, Lot 81, in
Shepherds subdivision of square numbered 6i3, i'm
proved by thIes-story Brick residence, containing
modern improvements,
Terms: Fifteen hundred dollars cash; balance on
long time Terms of sale 10 be Piled with with
I'VE days. otherwise the Trustee reserves the right
70 resell at risk and cost OF purchaser in default.
Conveyancing at purchasers cost. Sl00 down q
time Of sale. b. HOLIDAY, Trustee,
decA-td LATJhER CLEaRY, Auots.
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III LhIImkk q ULkAhH,
- Real Estate Brokers and uoti5nSsFs,
= uthVeat cernCr PenHa. sysaEs and llsh street,
Star OIico Building
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= AuCtioneeTs and Real Eststs Bross
S1thW st corner Pennsylvania avenue and IIth 81
Star once Building,
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The Montpelier Female Humane Association.
Chartered ~ the Legislature Of Virgins and ths
Circuit court OF Orange county, proposes, By q
series OF Grand Gin Concerts, 20 esta blish aud en-
dow % Home for the Old, Infirm, and Destitute
Ladies Of Virginia" ont pelier the former resi-
dence OF President aimee msdsOn.
The Association IL under the control of eight
trustees, six OF whom elected biennially BY the
stock holders and two appointed By the Governor q
Virginia.
Rsmittsnces for tickets may be made By expires
prepaid, pOst-ofice money order on washington
ID. o., or By registered letter, addressed 10
Hen. JAMES BARBOUR,
Presf NJ. ". II. A.. Alexandrfs, Va.
References BY permission: His nIoelIency, ys.
l.. kemper, Governor OF Va; His nxoellency, Gil
cert q. Walker, Ex-Governor Of Va; Hon. Robert
Z. Withers, Lieut.. Governor OF Va. and U. g. ssn-
stor elect; Hon. Robert W. Hughes, udgs Isstorn
District Of Va; senstOrs and Members o. Ooasrsa
frem Virginia.
For full particulars, testimonials, &C.. ss.a
circular.
address Hen. JANIS Barbour,
PresT n. n. II. A, AlexanAris, Va
ERelisble Agents wanted everywhere. suS-eoig
A ppITIOEAL SUPPLY,
n Ladies sal skin sAOQUns.
Mink, sable MUFTs and BOAs.
deo4-u lsSs Pennsylvania avenue.
pTFFAIn
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BANKERS.

~ Mob. TIMONEY CO.,
H. BAHKERS,
SscOHf National Bank BEtEftHg, 5Og Tn Str,,t
Draw sight Drafts on England, ireland, France
ana Germany.
BUy and sell Gold, Stocks and Government Bonds
Gold and Stock Indicators Telegrap for use Of
Customers.
Collections made on all points. febI6-ly
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H HskfgG EkIIPPRR99SSEss's Trustees.
decl2d [ Rep.l LhTIMEk & OLEARY, Aucts.

~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
WEDH GSDAY the 9th day Of January, 1875, all he
game place and hour.
HhkIET IktIIbsRR99HHsRs's Trustees.
dec26 LATIMER OLEARY, Aucts
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DY LATIMER OLEARF,
He Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy lyanis sTsnus ana 18th ~
Star once Ruildings
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March 90. 1875.

is,l7s Cash Gifts, amounting to.....s 100000
Number or Ticket, 100000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-29

Tar continued hot weather renders
all sorts Of sanitary prscsutioas Of the
first Importance. Our citizens should
each take particular care to keep their
own premises clean and carefully re-
move al decsying vegetable or animal
matter. At the same time coPperas
water and other disin'ectants should be
freely sprinkled in back yards, sewers,
sinks and other places where filth 10
apt to accumulate. We believe that
the health Of the city is as good as usual
and that there is as yet no
epidemic among us, but the, danger
OF disease increases with each day OF
this scorcbing weather, and the lassi-
tude epgendered by the heat repders
the human system less able to resist
arrangement and disorder. The Health
Officer may doubtless be relied upon to
do all that he can, but, after all, the
main responsibility rests with the in-
dividual citizen. Let each one take
especial pains to keep his premises
clean and to guard carefully his own
health,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-29

Ina trip Of over one thousand miles
down the Ohio, up the Kanauba and
New rivers, through the Blue Grass
Greenbrier region, down the celebrated
and fertile Valley Of Virginia between
the Blue Ridge and Allegheny ranges
OF Mountains, down the Potomac,
across the Patspsco. and home over
mountain and valley by the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad-the writer OF this
failed TO see. last week, a single field c
good meadow, oats or pasture. All are
literally scorched up. Much OF the
wheat seen was cut, and was good, but
there are many poor fields of this
grain in Virginia and Maryland. The
corn was hardly up to medium-much
Of it having come up but indifferently.
Potato bugs were everywhere, aud in
quiries develop the fact that the fruit
crop will be slim in the sections Of
country passed through.
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WOOL IN OHIO COUNTY.

SpRIGG S. JACOB ESQ. OF Liberty
township, informed US on Saturday. that
the wool in Ohio county has pretty
much all been sold within the last few
days. The price has ranged, he states.
at from so to 65 cents-yery little hav-
ing been sold below so cents. Mr..
JACOB aud his brother sold their clips
at SO cents; Mr.. RIDGELY cold his, if
we remember rightly, at 60 cents !;
GEORGE SAwrELL, ESQ, sold his at 60
cents, and Mr.. n. BELL, of Liberty got
65 cents for his clip.
These prices are beyond what We
were lead by our dealers here to under
stand to rule; and are several cents
higher than our quotations OF last week.
We are gratiied that our wool growers
have realized 80 handsomely on their
products. In these times when bust
ness lie dull and money circulates slug
gishly, this sudden movement in II q
wool crop at fair price,, will be good
forthe nerves"
Since writing the above, we have
conversed with other wool-produce-s
who have sold at figures as high as 60
cents. They inform US that there ia
still q good deal Of wool in the country
uusold, and expresses the belief that
the price will advance rather than de.
cline.
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JACOB BRUNER, of this county, in
forne us that he has one hundred acres
of meadow and fifty OF oats Both
crops are a failure with him. So far as
he has already harvested his hay, he
is confident that it will not yield ONE
half ton to the acre.
In view of the general failure of the
of the hay crops our farmers would do
we'll to SOW corn literally for fodder.
Drilled in good soil put in proper con-
dition, it will afford two, or three tons
of the best OF rough feed for cattle
sheep or horses, if the weather does
not prove too uniavorable.
Mr.. BRUNER says that he will scarcely
get from his oat fields the amount OF
the seed sown; aud Mr.. ED. SIssoN OF
this county, who eowed choice oats
weighing 46 pounds to the bushel, is in
doubt whether his entire oat CROP,
straw and all, will now weigh as much
as the seed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-29

The people have, seemingly, made
up their minds not to be excited about
the new Ohio Constitution. The Gin
cinnati Gazette says: ut is our i'm
preston that an overwhelming major
ity Of the people OF Ohio do not care
whether it is adopted or rejected. 1t is
probable tina. q majority OF those who
take the tronble to 90 to the polls will
vote for the Constitution, largely on the
ground that it cost the State s2OO,OOO.
This is not complimentary TO the gen.
tlemen who labored to get up the in
strument, but 80 it is.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-29

GEORGE F. HoAR has followed the
lead of Mr.. DAWES in declining rec
nomination to Congress. These be war
like times in Massachusetts, now that
both of the prominent aspirants Tor the
Senatorship have drawn their swords
md thrown away the scabbards. Their
Quarrel will be tried hilt 10 hilt. The
downfall OF one or the other is proba-
bic, though there is some talk of COM
promising by putting Mr. HoAR in the
Governors office and Mr.. DAWES In
the Senate. Indeed Mr.. HoAR has been
understood to say that there is no Of
fee in the gift of Massachusetts that he
would value more highly than the one
spoken OF in his behalf.
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Life Without +. IOyment.

No human being whose stomach and
liver are disoIdere d can pjoy lie. Business
Is n fatigue and bore, and all amusements
fl at and Improbable" to the victim OF n,
digestion, b'Iliousness. aud disturbances OF
The bowls and the nerves which always &C.
company Them. The shortest, surest, safest
uey to get rid of these evils, AID OF the
mental dependency which grows out OF
them, is TO tone and regulate the. system
with Hosietter's stomach Bitlels. or al
sIimulents II Is the purest, OF all vegetable
tonics the most active, OF all catharlics the
mi dest OF all anti bilious preparations inc
most swift and certain In It's ops ration.
During the twenty odd years that 1t has
been in use II has lived down pro essionai
prejudice disanced competition, ard
taken rank as the standard restorative OF
the ace.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-29

A LETTER from Tennessee says that
ANDREW JOHNSON is head and shoulders
above all rival competitors tor the
United States Senate, and is stronger
than any OF them. "But," it adds.
"they will unite, fuse and double teams
against him as they did three years
ago, and with probably the same
result"
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Commissioner Sale.

Commissioners Sale.
TN THE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO
i County, West Virginia.
John L. Rice VS.. Elizabeth NJ. Mitchell ct al
In ChaDcery.
By virtue Of decree rendered end en-
tered in the above entitled cause on the
- day Of June, 1874, by the County Court
OF Ohio county, the undersigned Special
Commissioner will, on
Thursday, Juiy 30tb, 1874,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. VI. OF said
day, offer at public auction. at the front
door OF the Court House of Ohio county,
the following described real estate, to-wit 4:
The east one-half OF lot numbered one
hundred and eighty-foJr QSi) in Daniel
Zane's addition 10 the City OF Wheeling. on
Wheelirg Island, Ohio county, West Vir-
GINA. There in on this half lot a comfort
able two-story brick dwelling house.
Terms OF Sale-Une-half the purchase
money to b. pa d in cash on the day Of
sale, or as much more as the purchaser may
be willing to pay; the balance in one year
with interest from day Of sale the pur-
chaser giving his bond for the deferred pay
ment, and the title TO be retained until T. e
further order of the Court.
X. @. BARR,
Special Commissioner.
]. c. HERVEY, Auctioneer.
jnnlSi
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p re POSALS.

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF CoM'Rsl
WHEELING, W. Va June %, 1874. !
CEALFD PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
y CElVED at this office for the following
County work, said bids to close on Friday,
July 81, 1874, at 4 O'Clock p m.
LIST. For the plastering OF the Front oithe
Jail, the old plastering 10 be taken of end
a cement or any other lard and durable
mixture put on.
Also the old plast ering ON the outside OF
Court Building to be taken off and re plss.
tered with same material as used Tor front
OF iail
81. Bids for taking the old columns from
belfry oil Court house and repair Of betty.
Also any repairs the roof may need, hat is,
the rafters or any timsers connected with
said roof.
3rd Bids for painting Billy, Court
House, Offices, Iron Fence and Brick
Columns Of said fence, two coats OF rest ma
terial, plain and in colors, as the commit.
tee may decide.
Bidders FOR Plastering and Painting will
specify the kind Of material they propose
TO use
Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. CHAs. III. DEL fERS,
jt23u Clerk Board Of Commissioners.
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WEST VIRGIN
UNIVERSITY

The year begins in all Departments
WEDNESDAY, SEPT.3, 1873.
Prof. +. =. Lyon, with full stan Of
qualified assistants, has charge
OF the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking Information in regard TO
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart
ments may be obtained from the Secretary
OF the Faculty, Prof. Geo. w. Glover, or the
undersigned. ALEX MARTIN,
President.
MoRGANTowH, Wv A 9,lS73.
augl3ec
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stray Cow.

A RED cow WITH WHITE SPOT ON
n her face ard white spot on her tank
has been missing from the premises o! the
81 bscriber, on the Island, since the l5ih OF
June Any Information leading to her re-
I urn will be thankfully received by
hOBT. KYLE
ie22 No. 100 Virgi Ia street. Island
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PASSENGER BATES REDuCrr
STAT6 LINE

10 6IasxoWs Liverpool, Belfast. a..
Londonderry, Ac. "na
State oil Pennsylvania State OF y,r,,,,-
State OF louisiana, State OF GeosatA
of Nevada, state Of Minpa
Of Florida, State OF Aishoa
state Of Indiana.
Sailing every other Saturday from o..
Companies dock, Pier So, North River me
= WEAKLY SAILIN6S IN ATIGIsT' l.
The &C. ON modstions and provisions ~,
vided on these ships are unsurpassajp i ~
those Of any other line. U!
Rates OF Passage-Cabin, 80 and IN, On,
rency according 10 accsmmodation. Return
Second Cabin-s50 currency. Steerssso
AS low as by any other first class lins a,
route. For dates OF sailing app " 10 VI
AUSTIN BALDWIN q CO., Agents, M
Y Broadway. n. T.: GEO. II. LEAF, Sl
Chestnut 81, Philadelphia, or J. =. MES.
RlMAN, Agent, Adam kxpress Coz ~
fee. Wheeling, W. Va. iunels VI
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N EW Wells
FOR
SUMMER READING.

HUBERT FREETH'S PROS.
PERITY.
A Story. Ky Mrs. NEWTON CRosLAFD,
author OF LYDIA" Hildred. the Daugh-
tel," "The Diamond Wedding" etc.
I2mo. Fine cloth, black and gilt orna-
mentation. 81 rs.
"A hi.h, healthy tone OF moral teaching
runs all through this hook, and the STORY
gains upon us as we continue it."-London
Tin eS,
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OLIVE LACEY.
A Story OF the Irish Rebellion. BY ANNA
ARGYLE, author OF "The Generals
Daughter" etc. l2mo. sI.75.
1t Is book somewhat out OF the ordinary
run of stories. reproducing many pl asant
scenes and inciden.s of the olden times.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-29

The "GentI-man In Binck," who IL
the tutelar demon OF dram-shOp,, assumes
mis- sourest aspect when the rapid prosr ess
of Vinegar Bitters is reported down be.
low" The Peoples Vegetable Tonic Is play
ing the mi.chief with his bitters nted WIN
rnm All diseases which those demoniac
nosIrums aggravate, under pretense OF re-
lieying, such as indIg- stion, sick headacne,
G nsiipation, rheumatism, rout, and inter-
rnittent !eyers are cured by IL.
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