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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-05

place and smiling often in anticipation
Of future triumphs.
AT the adjourned meeting of the City
Council Friday night, the following bust
ness was transacted:
The building OF the stone work across
Indian run was awarded to Geo. McClain
on condition that he gives bond with Sc
curity, to be approved by the sity En-
gineer, to perform the work according TO
tho draft and specifications.
II was resolved that the Town Hall be
let hereafter, for charitable purposes, at
half price.
All bids for building the hose reels
were rejected, and the City Clerk was
authorized to advertise extensively for
proposals for the building of said reels
in accordance with the specifications.
1t was ordered that the Civil Engineer
advertise and receive buds for the build
ing ola culvert across CumminS' Gut.
/ a CHANGE has come over the spirit of
his dreams. We mean the correspon-
dent of the .S'ndqv Nercs, from Bellaire,
/ for when he came to paying for his oys-
j tiers participation exceeded ''participa-
/ ton" ofcuursc it did Johnny you need
not to have told Us that, We knew it
] would. Bellairc locals read so much bet
/ ter YOU know when We lend HIM our
/ REGISTER YOU know. As there has been
/ but little laid lately about the peach crop
&c, W. are sorry nothing was mentioned
I about it in the Bcllairc locals for the
Sunday Ne,rs yesterday.
THE c. n =. Railroad Company will
/ run an excursion train 10 Barnum >
show. Pittsburgh, tomorrow. Fare.
round trip, $3.50; return same day.
JAS. DARE charged with drunkenness,
I Saturday, WAS fined 50 and costs. Lewis
/ Wells, for same offenSe. gave bail for his
appearance for trial.
SEAMoN !, kept busy putting his pat
cnt door plates on the houses of Il num-
Der ol nur citizens. tn" door plates are
something now. and IL 10 cost are within
TIA" reach Of a!l.
PEoF. MELVILLE j. teaching book
keeping To- II class of the more advanced
students in the public school. They arc
IhNIIlS tIiIN NNNtN vi lh'l'itii't ~ l'Htl!l'
A. they have their choice. The elias, Is
composed principally OF Young ladies.
The streets We're overlooking. the
stores were crowded. the saloons were
packed. the barber shops were full, there
were some in the Calabuo,c and even
the groceries contained come people last
Saturday evening.
y MEETING Of our City Council take,
place tomorrow night.
YESTERDAY forenoon the Episcopal
church WAS filled to Overlooking by Il
large and apprcriativc audience, called
together Try the knowledge that Bishop
Bcdcll would conduct the services. The
congregation were very much pleased
with the sermon, which lasted but
! twcnty-onc minutes.
SEVERAL. arrest were made by our
police Saturday night. but tn" majority
were released on bail--to max" their APP
pcarancr for trial, We could not obtain
thcnamcS of them.
Is the game Of base ball east. Satur,
day. between the Murtin,villr boys and
the Clipper, of this place, the former won
the game by score of - to 20. Boys
don crow any more.
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RIVER NEWS.


The river was falling last evening with
five fee, rjrb, inches in the channel.
Tho No}lir R,uon Jouortcd for Park.
-,,.-... ,.........,,.,.,>,.....,..
'r'p'F% III '''' USUAL ''"'' ''''''"'H "'"''''
/ ing.
The Nail City, Hone and Iron Valley
-. ,..:,r ..,,.. - -, ;u.,,,
"''' w Wv ''''' WI" Wv" VI p'| "'''
and lumber.
The .Juniuta. from PITTSBURGH WA, due
,..,.,...
nv, ''''' y '''''' .
he 0''''''' = 'n' ''N''''"' l I'''N''
this m"rnngat TO- o'clock.
The business at the landing on Satur-
.I - ;.,
o"H Wa, very E"o'' anu " S'''' '''P''''
mcnt on that the past two months.
TIL" Forest City j, running regularly
between ,hi, city and >,cubonvillc.
T.,r. ANIL r.,-;,. a., r.,,,,r.r
p..,..-,,'-..n..I...- .,;u I,., lo .h,r..,
81 ~ '''7 l'', -, ',' NV ''
ny i'''H'"phH
'iN'iNNATl, October 4.-Kly'r seven
feet "IGht inches ana rising. nc fSp"r-
ANA arrived from RavenNwo"d.
CAIRo. October 4.-Arrivcd-B Belle
Mriuuhi. s. Louis: CITY Of Helena
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POLICE CoURT.-Thcrc were three
cases disposed Of at the Police Court on
Saturday-two in the morning and one
in the evening.
John Reddy, charged with disordcrly
conduct was fined ten dollars and costs,
which he paid.
James Harriott was fined twenty dol
lars and costs for drunkenness. but the
execution of the sentence WAS suspended
on condition that he would Immediately
take his departure from the city. e.
Teresa StcinbrOok was assessed five
dollars and costs for disordcrly conduct.
She paid the fine.
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EAT PLENTY or GRAPEs.-Flonr and
meat we think we must have; but for
the bilious, for persons troubled with the
various difficulties of the stomach, the
liver and the kidneys, grapes are CRATE
full fruit, and at the same time valuable
medicine. For children, for the delicate,
and for the robust also, what sutumnal
food is equal to NICE. fresh, ripe grapes?
And emphatically we say that grapes are
strong food, that in them we have not
only the most healthful and the only
naturally adapted sugar, called by the
chemists grape sugar Infinitely superior
to that chiefly exotic product, cane sugar
being more digestible, more natural
and more healthful, especially for seden-
tarv persons in temperate climatcs), but
We have also the healthful acids and a
notable amount of these heterogeneous es-
sentials which are bloodmakcrs, not to
speak of the various salts which also be-
come necessary constituents of the blood.
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Bull RINGEEs.-The celebrated Bcr-
ger FIRMLY Of Bell Ringers will appear al
tho Opera House, next Thursday, October
sth. The Berger family i well known
in Wheeling, having visited this city in
former years, and always given satisfac-
ton. The company has been greatly i'm
proved since its last appearance here, and
the press throughout the country speak
in the highest terms Of their performance.
We expect 10 see the Opera House
crowded on that night.
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Political Meetings.

\ meeting will be held at the Glen
Run School House, on Wednesday even
ing, October :. 1874, at & +. NJ.
A meeting at Triadelphi", Oh Saturday
afternoon, October 10, 1874.
A meeting as Casper Ieils, Saturday
evening, October 10, 1874, at JPN.
At Ritchietown Friday night, October
Q, 1874, at I'm.
At Fifth Ward Market House, Thurs
day evening, October g, 1874.
At First Ward Hose House. Saturday
evening, October 10, 1874.
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NEIGHBORHoOD NEWS
October }, 1874.
BELLAIRE.

BELLAIRE.
PERsoNAL.-Nr. d. List and family
left our city Saturday for a short visit in
Barnesvillc He returns TO-DAY
We have several young gentlemen in
our city learning the fine art Of smoking
The no; very artistic manner in which
they manage cigar usually a ,tosiet
gives them very enchanting appearance
indeed
The principal part Of the business
done in Sullivsn.s glas- house j. the
making Of lamp chimncys. They are
very busy Just now. aud have u full set Of
hands At work. The house will make
large shipment To Cuba this week.
WE still have some croquet players in
town. We see them gAmholing on the
green very frequently now.
OxE Of the largest signs ever painted
in this city j. nov in the hands Of Geo.
Grafton. 1t Is ls0 feet in length, an
l6 in width. II is fO- the Implement
Works in South Bellaire
SHERIFF COCHRAN was In town last
Saturday. wrsnching more finger out Of
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CoUSTY CouRT.-This Court met at
the usual how Saturday morning, Judge
Cochran on the bench.
The case of William Armstrong rs. e..
w. Mendill was continued until Octo-
Der 10th, 1874.
The case of Joseph kithcatt rs. Robert
VI. Murray was continued.
In the case of the State Of West Nir-
ginia, for the use of Eliza V. Kline rs.
William Englehart et. IT., the jury re-
turned verdict Of $3.50 for the plain
tiff. j. II. Good and i. 5. Jordan ap-
pcared for the plaintiff and Davenport
Dovencr for the dcfcndcnt.
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-05

WEIMER, Sept %. ls7%.-N,,grs &tcin-
,cGg 4 SoHs-GENT>: The magnificent
Stcinway Grand Piano now stands in nv
Mu-ic Room. and presents hGr,nD,.ic 10
'oh'v of adnurcb5' gD0lir1', a detailed
enumeration Of which j. the rnorc super
fu"us, ~ thi, instrum'n; fully ju-tifc.
tho worldwide reputation that Iyr year
you have everywhere enjoyed.
AftcF ~ much well deserved praise
permit me TO also add nv homage. and
the expression II NY undi,gui.ci aImi-
ration. with which | remain very. SIN
ceTcly yOurs. Franz LIsZT.
Adam * Lucas, l227 Market .treet,
~"le agent inr Steinwsy Pian"e, Smith
American Organ, and other piano. aud
Organs
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BKrcEE 'SQUIRE kANMER.-Sstur-
day Susanna Bopp> went before Squire
Hammer and sworc out warrant for
the arrest of Simon Bopps, on II charge
ofusins abusive and threatening language
towards the complainant. The Justice
required Simon to give bond in the sum
of 500 of keep the peace for one year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-05

An INTERESTING GUIDE.-A medium
sized book, Guide to the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, by John T. King, NJ. D., y
contains, in addition to the usual histori-
cal facts connected with the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, and the construction
and masonry of the Virginia Valley
railroad, condensed and readable ac-
count of Baltimore, its institutions and in
dustries, and an interesting description
Of the physical formation and character
istics of Maryland. The "Guide' j.
adorned with numerous illustrations, and
is circulated on the lines of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-05

Csstoria - more than a substitute TOR
Castor OIL. IL i the only safe article in e1-
istence which l. certEin TO akslmilate the
food, regulate the bowels, cure wind collie
and produce natural sleep. II contains
neither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
and IL pleasant 10 take. Children need not
sry and mothers may resi-.
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NEW YORK AND BRooELYN
CONSERVATORY OF MUsIo.
RRnnkLYN Anil IL 1871

After using eighteen Of the Weber ri
amos in our Conservatory over seven
years. can say that have been much
gratifcd By tn universal approval Of our
selection from teachers and schools. ard
We all agree that no other pianos could
have proved 50 satisfactory for our use,
and that il j., the only known piano
which combines all the quaIitit. Of - per-
fcrt piano. viz: power. sweetness, bril-
liancy and perirc; equality Of tone, elias
ticity Of tone. and great durability.
HENRI M0LLENHAUg N',.icGt Dir.
wv. II. SHEIR. SDls igcnt
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TREASURER ELEcTEp.-At meeting
of the memhcrs of the y. Reister boat
club. held Saturday night, Mr.. William
Manion was elected treasurer Of the
club. We understand the boys intend
giving ball shortly.
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DR., TUFTS HAIR DYE

possesses qualities that no other dye does
Its effect is instantaneous, and II Is 80 ma
tural mat II cannot be detected by the
closest observer. Being harmless ana
easily applied, IL is in general use among
the fashionable Hair-Dresscrs in every
large city in the United states. Pricesl II
box. Sold everywhere.
I.abOratory-NOS ~. and 30 Cortlant
trcct. New York.
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AND now the musical notes of the pol
iticianS is heard in the hand, and in his
persuasive WAYS, which are childlike and
blank. seeking the vote of the gentle
granger and likewise the middle men.
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\ LETTER from New Martinsville pub
li>hcd in another column tells all abOu,
the man who died at the Hospital from
injuries received from being run over by
the ward engine Of the b. y o. Il. f.
Tuesday crcning last.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-05

\ MEETING of the stockholders Of the
Wheeling Library Association, will be
held at the reading room this evening
for tho election OF officers and directors
for the ensuing wear.
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The subscribers to the sinking fund of
81. Matthews church, are requested not
TO forget tn" meeting 10 be held at the
church this evening.
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RENENBER to attend the Auction sale
Of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
which takes place at the residence lately
occupied by Mrs. S. J. Hiidreth, south
Penn street, Island
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Tony DENIER Pantomimc Troupe, in
Humpty Dumpty Abroad, and Jack and
the Bcanstalk. Opera House, Friday
and Saturday. Matinee Saturday nj ,
M. Box sheet open Wednesday.
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J. r. HAssLER is appointed postmas-
ter ut Jackson Court House, w. Va,
vice ii. G.. Armstrong. resigned.
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Tony DESIER Pantomimc Troupe. III
Huupty Dump,v Abrosd, and Jack and
the Beanstalk. Opera House. Friday and
Saturday. Matinee. Saturday ri = +. VI.
Box sheet open Wednesday.
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RETURN of the favcrites. The Berger
Family Of Bell Ringers n; the Opera
House on Thursday night. Box sheet
open ON Wednesday.
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Tickets TO all principle point ~ ,, The
Fast and West can be- Proru,ssuo and
Union Ticket ONCE In AcLuTe h"N
At 'ns s'"'''" - " +. II. MYERS, Ian,
tun5 General Passenger q Ticket AZ
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so to $1,000 invested in Stocks and
Gold pay 200 per cent. Il month. Send
for particulars. Tumbrldge d Co., bank
"r-. = Wall street. Y. \.
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- = ; o, o o o!
TO BE GIVEN AWAY!
LIST OF GIFTS.
NOIndiyiduaI Benefits.

No Individual Benefits.
This Concert T. strictly for MASONIC
purposes and will he conducted with the
same libcralliy, honesty and fairness
which characterized the hrSt enterprfse.
JOHN l.. ROPER, President
For Tickets and Circulars giving full IL
formation. address
HENRY V. MOORE, sec'y,
Masonic Relief Association, Norfolk, Va.
RESPOySTBDR AGENTS TAINTED.
J.v. L. ROGERS. Agent,
1902 Market street,
ssp3 Wheeling, ". Va.
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How to obtain the gift to give us the
power L. sec ourselves - Others see US
Run for office.
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Tony DENIER Pantomime Troupe, i'll
Humpty Dumpty Abroad, and Jack and
the Beanstalk. Opera House, Friday
and Saturday. Matinee, Saturday at >
Pm. Box sheet open Wednesday.
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INCLUDING canes, umbrella, studs,
&c, gents outfit cantains nineteen
pieces.
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BERGER FAMILY Bell Ringers at the
Opera House Thursday night. Box
sheet open Wednesday.
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Tony DESIER Pantomime Troupe, in
Humpty Dumpty Abroad, and Jack and
the Beanstalk. Opera House, Friday
and Saturday. Matinee, Saturday at ,
p. NJ. Box sheet open Wednesday.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. R. Co
Lam -.- s..ss ,ss.

e." = III
an AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY u,
~ 1874, Trains will leay" wheeling ~ ]"
lows, Wheeling time:
81. LOf'EY EXPRESS
EAsr-LEANES. wEnT-LIANI''
Wheeling wheeling
daily at $40 ". daily at S1Sr.s
ARRIVES At ARRIVE AZ
Washington Newark ~ \.
city - =. M.GDlumbus = ~ 4
Baltimore. 20 p. 81. Sanhusky ~! 4
PhIIa. 2:yj A. ". Cincinnati 1913, -
New York 900 A. ~. Chicago pm r. y.
I'Sundays excepted.
WESTERLY EXPRESS
yAsT-LE,ygs. wEsT-LEh'r.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at-..4;j5P. daily at ~ AZ
ARRIVES At AEkINNh
Washington Newark . IJyrs
IIty 5IOA. " Columbus - p
Baltimore ~ 4. NJ sanduSky .- ~, =.
PhlIa. sslJP.N. Cincinnati iO.rr
New York J:l0P. NJ Chicago .-...'b ~
ACCOMMODAT ION
EAsT-LEAvEs. wET-LEA'H
Wheeling wheeling
daily nt.,..9:j5 4. ". daily at r'
ApuIyrS AT ARRIVE At
CumberIand.7 rs pm. IZanrsvill" sSrs
7
Fast bound trains make direct come
tIons nj baltimore with trains for IbI'A
dcIphia, New York and B~t0n. ~ va"
ingiDn City for all points S"uth.
Yves, bound trains make direct "hp'
tiDn- for all points West and NOT. -,
Pullman Palace Cars on all nIgh' ""'",
BHEFLIyG pTTTSBERGH AND mn.
TINORE DIVISfON'
r.sr-LEAyra wEsr-LTAyn
wheeling 'WNhlhs".
daily at IA 4. ". daily ~ -
Wheeling WashIhkl"'lgy
daily at--iU y. ". dhiIS Al. --.'.,sa
Sundays excepted. .'rSundays
Tickets tO all principal pom.
procured al IN. ONE. ut the Depot
TUOS. X. SHARP,
Master Of Transporta,,ulsgh.
~ L. DIV HiE~'' "e"''" myb
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TuE Board Of Commissioners will
meet this morning at l0o'clock, At their
room in the Court House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-05

The original Berger Family Of Bell
Ringers at the Opera House Thursday
night. Box sheet open on Wednesday.
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THE fine weather of Yesterday drew
an unusual large number "f people to the
different churches.
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HAVE you TRIED
] u r u B E 3 A
ARE YOU
Weak, Nervous or 0ebilitated2

Are you so languid that any eNrrtion re-
quires more OF an eXertion Than you feel
capable OF making"
Then try JURUBEBA. the wonderful
tonic and invigorator, which acts SO bcne-
ticially on the secretive organs rs To i'm
part vigor 10 all the vital forces.
1t is no alcoholic appetizer, which slim
ulates for q short time, only 10 let the Suf-
ferer fall TO II lower kcpth of misery, but
il il a vegetable tonic acting directly on
the liver and spleen.
II regulates the bowels, Quiets the nerves,
and gives such a healthy tone 10 the whole
system as To soon make the invalid feel
like new person.
Its operation is not violent, but il char
acterized by great gentlcncSS; the patient
experiences no sudden change, no marked
results, but gradually his troubles
Fold their tents, like the Arabs,
And silently steal away"
This is no new and untricd discovery.
hut has been long used with wonderful
remedial results, and Is pronounced by
the highest medical authorities 1.-The most
powerful tonic and alternative known"
Ask your druggist for IL. For sale ny
WM. +. KIDDER & CO, New York.
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YELLOW Rio Coffee.

BAGS OLD YELLOW RIO COFFEE
M a choice article, Just received by
vi Il. J. SMITH.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh 4. Il

CONDENSED TIME CARD
lNNsTsSs
nE AND AFTER MAY 5lst lTi, ] h - ri.
~ will run Daily, except SUNDAY"
lows. viz:
Acoox'o FAT LIZ Aooose
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\ WIDOW of years standing may
wear silk with Grape on it.
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THE lustrc of stove polish is expedited
by mixing it with soap-sud>.
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at'heeliag 8eeister.
MONDAY.OCTOBER 8. 1874.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrival Of Trains.

Arrival Of Trains.
B. d o. X. r.. s.iOa. III. 40 y. IN. 1910 pm.
Centr,l y. Div SIS q. m. 10. 40 u IN. $50 PIN.
Cleveld& Pitt II 90 a. III. rs p. IN COZ PIN.
Hempfi'd RR 8l0a m. ........ $40 pm
Departure Of Trains.
b, d q. r. r.. 4.4O a. m. 9.55 a. m, 4.55 p. m.
Centr'l .. Div 40 q. IN. $50 p. IN. $40 p. III
Clevel'd&Pitt sos a. IN 10 p. IN. $3.50 p. m.
Hempfi'd r R7.l5 a. M ...............' 400 p. III
nSteubenvilie Accommodation.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Index to New Advertisements.
Elm Grove Coal.
The Delmonico Still Ahead.
Annual Mccting-Wheeling Library
Association.
Beddin$-G. Mendel, Booth & Co.
Hamilton Opera House.
Recommendations K. Motfet.
Political-Joint Discussion.
For Pomcroy, &c.-Stcamer Albion.
AnnounCcment-D.E f.. BrOckett.
Noticc-O. ID. ID. {.
Appropriate Wedding Presents.
L. ID. SINGS Gift Enterprise
LYE soap cats oil cloth.
THE days are now about twelve hours
and fifty minutes in length.
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"DSYCHOMANCY or SOUL CHAR
MING" How either sex may fas-
cinatc and gain the love and affections of
simple mental requirement all can pos
seSs, free, by mail, for 2Sc, together with
marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
Hints to Ladies, Wedding-Night Shirt,
&c. A queer book. Address I. WILLIAM
& Co Pubs, Philadelphia. b
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cDEE SAMPLE To AGENTS. LADIES
Tn66 Combination Necdle-hook, with
Chromos. Send stamp. DEAN & co. New
Bedford, Mass scpl6h
xuo ~ AT HOME, MALE OR FEMALE
" UIN SIS per week, day or evening
S.s oIINo Capital. We Send valuable
TOT dill package of goods by mail free.
Address with six cent return stamp, VI.
YOUNG, 53 Greenwich 81, \. Y. sepl6b
.asaNFcn AGENTS FOR THE BEST
WAN EU, Selling Articles in the
world. 500 worth OF samples given away
IN those who will become agents. J. BRIDE
Co, 7G Broadway, n. Y. sepl6b
O s- cn AGENTS PRoFiTs PER
SGSX wv articles are Just patented. SAM
nies sent nee TO all. Address W. H. CHI
BEsTER, 90 Broadway, \. \ splso
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5000 TICKETS-5y0O CASH GIFTS.
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LYE soap cats oil cloth.
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that is not based upon the fundamental prin'
cples of liberty and republican government,
and upon wise policy adapted to the needs
OF the country and to the development of its
diversified material interests. The Constitu-
ton with its amendments, must be made SUI
prcme; peace and order must be restored IN
all the States; the national government m ust
be purified; useless offices must be abolished I;
fraud must be exposed and punished; rigid
economy and strict official accountability
must be introduced into every branch ofthe
public service; there must be reform every
where. Superadded TO this, as the great ne
cessi.y of the times. must be good curr ncy
and return to specie payments. imam
Ella. question is AN absoi bing issue. ne ne"
House of Representatives aust speak distinct
y and positively upon this subject. There
must be no evasion, no uncertainty. ne
people demand "hard money" and they Will
nave H. and the party that refuses to meet TINS
ivmand promptly will lipger IN sickly and
,hor,.lved existence.
Very coIdially yours, -...
BON BRADBURY