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A female help, who owned up to
having left seven places . year, in
geaiously acknowledge ked to . rev
"Missss", ave been boxing FOR .
place with m old couple with proper
u, who would consider me like d
daughter" en- e8a' lsf'
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In Birmingham, says the American
Manufacturer, the number Of steel
pens made weekly is about $4,000
gross, or II, 100, 600 separate pens.-
Thirty years ago pens were sold
wholesale at Eve shillings per gross;
now pens Is good, or better, may be
had for three half pence per gross.
When it is remembered that each
gross requires 144 pieces Of steel to
60 through at least twelve processes
in tn course Of manufacture,
the fact that IA pens can be
sold for three halfpence, after
providing for material, paying wages
to work-people, and leaving profit
to maker, is convincing proof Of the
results attainahle by the exercise OF
mechanical ingenuity and division OF
labor. Gold pens are dipped with
iridium, making what are commonly
called diamond points, The iridi-
um for this purpose is found in small
grains in platinum, slightly alloyed
with the latter metal. In this form
it is exceedingly hard, and well
adapted to the purpose Of the gold
pen maker. The gold for pens Is al
loyed with silver to about sixteen
carats 6neness, rolled into thin strips
from which the blanks are struck
The under side of the point 10 notched
by small circular saw to receive the
iridium point, which is selected BY
the aid of microscope. A aux of
borax and blow-pipe secures il to
its place, and the point ia ground on
. copper wheel with emery.
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MEAT MARKET!
KEPT BY
WILLIAM RAGLEY,
It tho
OLD PORTER STAND, TIPTON.

All lkinds Of fresh meat kept on hand.
Naskst supplted with best OF anlmais.
and kept ID nnt class shape. Will aI-
% keep corned meat, the best OF hsm,
and nicely dFessed fowls. Make aspec-
ialty Of the latter. l2'M
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iii1 y su1s
chrontstes ofths Crusade

: I
IL f51
fsA.o~s~a.. 80
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ASA'and one - saeooa cpssea FRI
~ =.
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Zsss - ~ w - e00slsae0
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49, s. 49, ~ SesnAs pses2 =
Bs.d Isai..a -
~ tnese were twenty
u1 49, 49, - 0IS0evIlSe, Uns0. Fn-
eseses - sesati-
4..s "a a.
!n Cnaeaeo the l.dise are circulsting
Pese psayss ~ eooecss ~ 20 te-
eeIxe tne ~ o. nqoaf - sunday.
Inres sasoons novs suneodefed -
Loossvssl Aeessc.y - Soor 0cFs
have pro1lsed % follow leaving ost
one 20 seooee
AZ foskvfsle. IN, - eempsraocs
peopse ~ opeeasine tncooge soe eooses
prosecuting saloon Keeper fos vioIafton
- s0e hqooe iaw.
Two saloons - Upioa Guy, IpotA3a,
when ooeuneeeiy resisted the ladies'
prayer, sooce9esd % the onesin and
Al inJuncesoo saturday.
The crusade Y 0fgantasd tos active
wOsk 10 twenty y-nsns towns 10 Mbcbi-
go.. .g # - W
Fineen temperance sesmons were
pfeaCoeo IN CsncaunAu SUNDAY.
Tno G1neenoaei saAoon heepsss have
oseao1xeo % seesss the temperance
o0vemeot ana neve aefee0 20 With
otAw soeef pessOaege frO0 AL men
wq0 Sayoe y. -
Ine Catuoiscs o. Lewnf, l0was will
eseeoeoee se-ea4v -. A7nsseoa. say, ~
; aoo opesa0ce eesan4, t0r
WHOM tney nave @a0e extensive
preponuOos.
a Mesam0Sas We caPsta1 oI WOOD
Iord county i!Iinole. ne was nss been
Opeceo 49, ~ ~ DsuG8sste oaso o.
pesuaeseos oot tne saloons ase nosoing
0us stuOoOsnly.
Tns women erO Visiting ees saloons
% Ptfeso0rg. 0Os wers rebuned - The
nfst one they entered, the proprietor
!efussd 70 pesmst any psayine IN his
nouss, ana they len IN teafs. The
proprtstor sesd the tAik be didn't
mind muon, but wesn he saw that
eood lscy crya0g Ne teis hks caluag
hef BACK aOd telling nef % pray -
mucn . ene p.eeseo: Ous s6e critical
moment was olscWca = pasa.
A. DAyton Ohio, hsossck, saloOn
Keeper, p!oeuree soe esfeoe ot Afs.
Tno0as. nces q - oaoes ~ the vie-
soAsVu ~ Su0 ObVtUUuCO 0BoSUok 3D.
~ ssnn M~AAS.-.S
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=. III. 1N1sRAHAM. III. D..

HOMEOPATHIC PHYBICIAN 4 SUR
III GEON. Once and residence north Of
Reformed Church, three squares north of
RAichert BINS. Hardware store. Upton.
Iowa. ~ ~ = 8 Ae Ssz ~ a
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PALMER HOUs E

AFRe. MARY PALMER, Proprietress.
Wl BoArders and the Travelling Public
viii 1nd everything for their comf9rtet this
aud beds. One block east OF north side
Monument Square, Tipt0n, Iowa.
Good ssablin2 attached. ltf
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4 - A&sn11D0 UsA1Av A0OCAAThf = LIN ~ q
CALENDAR: The Scholastic Year bsgins
- Tie third Wednesday In september, and
closes on the second Wednesday In June 0f
eoeh year. ~ 70 divided into three terms OF
twelve weeks each.
ne Winter Term Of 1874 viii open on
Monday, January 5th.
Y@1 COURSE OF sllesTRUCrION .efn-
u braces of1 the Hlghef Branches OF Eng
uoh e1uCatl0u. with Latin, French German, J:
kuol0, Drawing. Needle-wofk, and other
accomplishments.
JeaMS.
Tuitioni In English Branches. per trm. SO 90
004f0, per week, ~
Vocal and Instrumental Music, eaeh \.
yStAS y. y ~ ~
nteN1nG am1 faine1uug, per tsrm. ......... = 0 g
insSSuczion II wax Flowers. .........a..... 5 %
Use a. Plano for one hear, daily y........-.... zoo
Morn. Dtllb Raxnbas - aAvaneaE
REFERENCES.
Judge VIM. H. Tuthill, Judge James y.
ROehF00k. Judge 6ylvauue YAtess ". y.
rlAss. Moses Bunkef. g. Y: Lendt. =. g No
Clelland Hon. VIM. r. Wolf. II. G. Carr.
= s1s
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convevancer.
i. L. SWEET,

NOTARY PUBLIC, CONvEYANCER.
IN Attorney Mt Law. Collecting and Life
Insurance Agent.
Office at hts residence, corner OF ath and
Locust sts., Upton.
Having no high rent TO pay, his charges
are consequently low. Stf
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NEwCOMR HOI1sE.

CORNER Main and Second Streets.
" DAvENPoRT, Iowa.
A first class Hotel, conyentently situated
IN the heart Of the city. Free bus to all
ssy DANrEL GOULD, Proprietor.
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sASsyine lAvlre I ~ cstsia, 70 4O4se. q
3: = Z: IS. s. e: "a
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MILLRR ROUsE.

r. MILLER, Proprietor. A first class
u. stopping place for bOarders or travel
ers VIII Ae found 1t this Hotel, on Cedar st.,
Upton Iowa.
Hacks leave the House daily for Wilton,
and eeBl.Weekty for Daveh port
Good sta6tinG 6 AttAcAe1. ~
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9tanwood, Iowa.
fNHE PROPRIETOR Of this House will
l spare no pains to make his guests COM
Portable; and In doing so hopes 10 merit the
custom u the public generally. Hegks
i0r Upton, and return. Also, ID connectlon
will be found good Livery. Home custom
due farmers viii be furnished meals at re-
% sssf Bs.lM. sklEa. prssisr.
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u Ltc Inauran0e Agent. and CQnveynnoee.
Once with the County Recorder n the court
house. Upton, lows. Jan. lst. la08. nlv16.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Under AND BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
of trust made by James Burrows and
Eliza his wife, and Martin BURROWS anu
Amanda his vie, to the undersigned as
recnrd In The Clerks office OF the County
Court of ohio coul ~ ", Va, in deed BOOK
No, 81, page us, 1 will offer for sale at pub.
lie auctfop, at he front door OF the Court
House OF Ohio county, W. Va, on
Monday the asa day OF Feb. 1874.
Of 10 O'Clock a. NJ, the following property,
IN at is to say, two certain tracts or parcels
of land, situated in Ohio county, W. va ,on
wheeling creek, formerly xnown a. ho Icy
"a follows: Beginning at double chestnut
oak on the top of ridge corner John
Feary, Sr., and thence with the line -. ~
W 2S poles to q sugar tree, thence =: % n.
l2S poles to a locust, thence n: So =. % poies
inc Wheeling creek at GA poles 10 the begin.
ming. The second parcel thereof adjoins
the tract above described and Is bounde
az follows: Beginning at stone In the mrs!
| line OF the tract above described q distance
OF "a $40 poles from the sugar tree stump Q,
the original corner tree, and from said
stone j. So e. is poles to a rock at the
mouth Of the tail race. thence 3 4sh W
| % 4-lO poles, thence N. 32H W. poes 70 .
stone in the orig nal line aforesaid, ano
with said line to the oesin ,n CONTAINING
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash. or a
| much more as the purchaser m AZ elect U
pav. and the balance Of the purchase mon
ey in two equal installments, pa able o
spectiveiy, with interest, in six and twelve
months from the day OF sale, the deferred
\ payments 10 b secured by deed OF trust up
on the property or by satisfactory persona
security. r,.
No. 1870 ChaplIne street.
n HERyEY Auctioneer, tan2l-
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Mark Twain aud tho Nobility.

The following letter was recently ad-
dressed by Mark Twain to the London
Morning Post, and that paper publishes
it as curious specimen Of trausatlsn'
tic puffery:
"Sir-Now that my featuring engage
n ent ia drawing to lts close, find that
there il one attraction which l forgot
to provide, and that is the attendance
of some great member OF the Cover
ment to give distinction to my enter
tsiument. Strictly speaking, 1 did not
really forget this or underrase its impor'
lance, but the truth was was afraid OF
il, l was afraid OF it for the reason
that those great personsges have 60
many calls upon their time that they
cannot we'll spare the time to cit out an
entertainment, and l knew that ii one
of them were to leave his box and re-
tire while was lecturing it would seri-
ously embarrsss me. l find however,
that many people think l ought not to
allow this lack to exist longer; there
fore I feel compelled to reveal thing
nbich bad intended to keep q secret
| I early applied to party at the Eas'
End who ia in the same line Of business
a, Madame Tou,saud, and he agreed te
land me q couple OF Kings and some
nobility. and be said that they would
air oat INV lecture, and not only cit it
ont but that they wouldn't even leav.
the place when it was done, but woule
;us, stay where they were, perfectly In
tatuated, and wait for more So mad
| a baresin with him ct once, and wa
going to ask the newspapers to mention
in the usual column, that on such aut
.ucb an evening His Majesty KIM
Henry VIII. would honor my enter
taipment with his presence, and that OF
snch and such an evening His Majest.
william the Conqueror would be pres
emit and that on the succeeding even
inc Moses and Aaron would be there
and 40 on. / felt encouraged now. Al
attendance Ike that would make m,
eutertain meut all that could be desired
and besides would not be embsrrssa
ed BY there going away before my lee
,ur. was over. But now misfortun
came. In attempting to move Henr;
VIII. to my lecture hall, the porter Tel
: devu stairs and utterly smsshed hin
all to pieces. In the course OF rooVinI
William the Conqueror, something lie
20, and all the s.vdus. bur stout. out .
svsy to nothing before my eyes. The
! ! vscolIared come dukes, but they yer
~ ssedy and decayed that nobod
would ever have believed 10 Their RAM
. and 90 gave them up. with slnos.
. broken heart. In nv rouois as
!; nothing 10 the world lsft to depend md .
: now but just Moses and Aaron, ana
) confess to you that 1t was all coo'
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M;sslYa MAN.-We had the pleasure
OF visit on yesterday, from Mr.. A. l..
Vapdal, Sheriff of Roane county. he
informs US that o gentleman named
James s. Hite, of Big creek, Rosns
county, left bis home some three months
ago, on a cattle-buying trip and hai
not since been heard from. He left
intending to visit the Coal river region
in the direction Of Boone and Releigb
counties, and expected to make bis
purchase, and return in two or three
weeks. He had with him about five bun
dred dollars in money. As the time 10,
his return has long since passed, ard 81
no tidipgs from him can be obtained
it 10 feared he has been foully deal
with.
Hite was q man past middle age, un'
married and quite gray; a good bust
ness m 40, and quite energetic in the man
agement OF his affairs. When Mr.
Vandsl left Roane q day or two ago, il
was understood that party would soor
start in search Of the missing mad
Charleston Courier.
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do to to keep the tears back when l
came to examine those two images and
found that tbat man, in bis unapproach.
able ignorance, has been exhibiting IL
Whiteohspel for Moses and Aaron
what any educated person could see q
. glance, BY the hgature, were only the
Siamese Twins.
"You see now, sir, that / have done
all . man could do to supply com
plaine d-of lack. and il I have failed l
think ought to be pitied, and not
blamed. l wish 1 could get q King
somewhere, just only for a little while,
and would take good care OF him. and
send him home, and pay the cab my
self MARX TWAIN.
LONDON, December TO-"
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sHURTLEFF HOUSE,

I,AIpMoNT, WEST va, b 3E il,st BEEN
Kearsley. THIS House, ~ mas s.99I rst with with
newly RENTED nom cellar rs ~ ana 4 second
new beds and new iutnls" and h Ttusted ~
10 tSs B. railroad depot TIL; AN. hed T. IL /:
mrs. snp piled with the best in the i6r com.
Charges moderate. Sample asg IoS 3op jhSndiins
msrclal trayslsrs me no c ssii
6aggsS Steed to all my patrons. ST1 % ~ sIeo'
ling Tor horses Psoprists
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FOR SALE.

r OFFER FOR sAlE TIE ~ Main
as kn niS second streets, being the south part
ana oi So * An and fronting on vain street a
G FEET nehes same width to the alley IN das
rear thereof said property may BE a,Slaf Il
IN pa arenartv is NOT sold at pri ate sale be-
s sa1e FEBRUARY 18TH it will be offered at pub
iSc sale st the front door OF the Court noE tr
nc aS 1 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, on that day Title IN
disputable. .nu1N uoRNBRCOK.
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NEw HALLFoR RENT.

n,ur uAILIN THE NEW BUILlDoiNS NE,
h Of Mr.. q. W. Franzheim. No. nS Ma tn1
street between i y, a., and rasa
rem rem heSt finished Halls In the city, ana nss
ano n p improvements such y ana.
az water closets, and other convenis,n.
ces This is rare Opportunity for SoSas' 81
of any order to get desirspEaS FOR P psTticu.
lars aPpiS NJ Liquor Store
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-27
DR.. Longdon
On Disea ses of the Mind and
Nervous System, Physi-
cal Exhaustion and
Premature Intel
lectual Decay.
Their Rational Treatment
and Positive Cure.

We can contemplate no more painful and
noeiancholy spectacle than mind in ruins
or the wreck OF q Nervous System. And
vet Mental and Nervous Derangements are
yearly increasing at an alarming rate
Rroken- down Constitutions, PHYSICAL Elk.
haustIon, Nervous Weakness, Paralysis Of
the Brain, General Debility. Early Decay OF
Manhood, Cases of Suicide and Insanity,
are now numbered by thousands all over
the land. No rank or class Is exempt rom
single. male and female, rich and poor, all
castles are included In the dark catalogue.
The Young man OF proud birth, fortune and
intellect, whose aims, hopes and ambition
should have led him up to the higher
plains Of HE, has fallen prey TO the Great
DESTROYER. The youth OF humble paren.
taee. whose cheek once bloomed and blush
ed with innocence and health, whose eye
once sparkeled with the radiant fires OF n
brilliant mind, whose step once was manly
and firm, is now among ls myriad victims.
IJncounted thousands perish thus. year
amer year without knowing the cause OF
their ruin until the golden sands OF lie have
All run out. Like stars that set To rise no
more, 90 do they fall into premature graves,
pass rom mortal sight forever AID fade
| away into eternal oblivion.
But "a there no physician for this large
| class of human sufferers and no Antidote
for these wide spread maladles? We aus
tcer, ucs. Your lie may yet be redeemed
/ fr0ns1 oStrUCIlOn. anu C1OWueQ viii many
I \ wear of health and happiness. We know
that physicians in general practice, Jon ud'lt
on erperience and skiu ia this claus NJ ailments
have done but little for their relief and
absolutely nothing for their cure.
| Or. Longdon has devoted much OF his
profeszional life to these forms OF Debility
| and his great skin In their management Is
only the natural result OF thorough me oil
cal education and enlarged experience. Hi,
treatment Of these Diseases embraces boil
Hygiene and Medicine, and has proven
entirely successful in hundreds OF case
that had bafled all other systems OF medh
cation. Ittmparts ne- vigor TO the falling
body, new life to the enervated brain, new
tendon and elasticity 70 the weakened
nerves, new tone and emery TO the btomacf
and digestive organs, new power TO the en-
feeSled system, new vitality to the blood
nav activity to the mind, and endows tn,
entire organism, the body and mind, witt
| An their organs, powersl faculties and func
tions, With renewed health and manhood
Medicines for all Diseases by mall and ex
preas te All parts Of the country.
Persons who may become our patients cal
RELY upon our best efforts and skill for thei
restoration to health.
Omce Hours-From O. m to p. m
whom not professionally absent
Once and residence,
1909 EOFF (old Filthy Street,
Opposite the Cathedral.
WHEELING, ". VA.
III. H. IL L!oNGDoN, A. mY NJ. D.
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ovpup NV FARM, SITUATED NEA at
9F m Grove, for rent rom April y; g. S eood
The farm contains $50 acres ap ar.m N house
eondition. A large 'w s,ss slGps are on the
premises foi 'e j. ii. GOOD
1870 cnaphne st., over sherin' o"0'
janl0d&w
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LINE

STEAMS SHIPS:
State OF Pennsylvania State OF Virginia.
state OF Louisiana, State Of Georgia,
of Florida, State Of Alabama,
state OF Indiana, (buildipg)
To Glasgow. Liverpool. Relfast, and
Londonderry.
State of Penn'a, sails Saturday, Jan. loth
state Of Virginia sails Saturday, Jan, 24th.
Stale of Georgia sails Saturday, Fen. 7th
From Pier SO, North River, M
WEEKLY SAILINGS NEXT SUMNER.
Rates OF Passage cabin, SEQ and $50,
gold; Steerage, $50, currency; prepaid, $52,
currency. Drafts at lowest RATES.
For further particulars apply to
AUSTIN BALDWIN d CO,
Agents, No. y Broadway. N. T., or tc
]. r. MERRIMAN,
Agent, Adam Express Cos ONCE.
ianS Wheeling, W. Va.
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commissioners Sale of Real
Estate.

Andrew Wilson,
va. IN Snanooay'
John q. Ackerman, Ct al.
In pursuance OF a decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Ohio County. rendered and enter
Cd in the above entitled cause, on the iSth
dsy of December, 1878, will on
Saturday, January Sist, 1874,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, IT the front door Of the
f;ourt House of Ohio County, sell the fol-
lowing des cribed property, that 10 70 say, Q
certain parcel or lot OF ground situated IN
the town of South Wheeling, now the
Eishtl, Ward ofthe City OF WheelinH, West
VIRGINIA. and numbered on the pat OF
what was formerly known as Ritchletown
and La Grange, as lot numbered ten llOl IN
SHnare numbered eighteen QS), with the
improvements thereto belonging.
TERMS OF SALE.
one.third OF the purchase money to be
,>aid in cash on day OF sale, the balance to
Ia paii iu two equal instalments al sl1 ana
,weIve months respectively, win lnteles
trom the day OF sale, the COMMISSIONS
LING the bonds OF the purchaser for
deeerred payments. Title to be retained
until further order OF Court.
Special Commissioner
I'M, MILLER,
Auctioneer.
JacSnt .4-Oaw
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Small Store Room for Rent.

,,ur DESIRABLE BUSINESS sTA .Nb
is,elv occupied by p A. TelesI*ptno
inanG No las Main street, ne1L ~
Gen r.. Tsylor's dry goods store;
ion U given February ls scH A %gPEsskT 81
fanl9-b n.
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Fob SALE.
Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fit
ting Material.

In order to quit business, !! of1er AZ tn y,
Goods, Tools, &C which are in good dor, order e,
end nearly new. I Invite the ttention o.
rmu Gas and steam Filters. @achi;
nists. and Managers OF Rolling MILE, ah ho
persons contemplating puilolug' " 'ne
also have light one horse wagon, near.
1y new. and one set OF single harness ioi
sale. inquire OF or address ,uours
No. 1877 Market street, "neenns'
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Grocery Store for Kent.

, OFFER MY DWELLING ON ~
WstsT street for Rent. 1t has i$
fine large store room and fve ;Hmi,;v 70,
iional fooms, suitable for q iamii'' f'
particulars inquire at ,r
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FARM CONTAINING JNE HUN
a drsd and three acres. will sell It in
one lot or divide. IL In lots OF four OF nve
SanS in ohio county for market gardening.
Situated within one mile OF the city OF
Termssone-fourth cash; balance In one,
two, and three years. For further PARTON.
GEO. ROBERTS,
IS Main street.
T. OBRlEN,
Real Estpte Agent.
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ToRsEs, WAGONS AND HARNESS

TTORSES, WAGONS AND HahNE1oS
III FOR SALE.
Ibave for sale 4lsrge work horses coal
bank mule, 8 coal wagons, coal cal sal sale
S Snt,, s saturday, nth inst. and If not SOLO
then will sell at auction, at the ,Tont aS SooI
o1tbs Court n, use, at Wheeling: Tina above
can be bought low. For articniars lnqu ul
of nERVEY.
Horses and Wagons can be seen al tne
Chrlstman House stables. Jan
Tho eboye sale Is undehnitely postponed
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Valuable Coal Property Fer

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned wishea to sell Tin
whole or In part) that portion Of coal now
In his possession, amounting 70 about l25
one-third Of mile north Of the city limits,
together with one acre Of surface at the On.
trance on the aide nearest the river, and
three acres Of surface around the other en-.
trance, back OF Fulton. The vein Of coal
will vary from S feet inches to feet In
depth, and could be conveniently shipped
by means of the county road, or by the p.
VI. &K. r r., as the entrance on the river
aide Ia not 200 feet from either.
The above will be sold on reasonable
terms. or exchanged for good town prop
marl.h WALTER MARSHALL.
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FOR SALE

THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
a house, on the west side OF Eon street.
between Eleventh a. Twelrh stIeets
tefphS' fo- k. q. BARR,
;,,o,-h llf2 Chapline st.
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,pvucu ,,oNnrryoy POWDERS.

TJRENCH CONDITION POWDERS,
FOB HoRSES AND CATTLE.
Experience has proven Ii TO be highly
useful for the cure OF tbs various diseases
ts which horses and Cattle are subject, such
az Founder, Hi5eBopnd, Yellow Water,
Loss Of Appetite, Heayes, D!stemper.
Coughs &c. 1t carries OF all gross humors,
and purifies the blood.
LOGAN, LIST Il co,
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, West Va.
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FOR RENT.

DossvssIoN GIVEN ON THE FIRST
Of January, the la, &c and elegant T HSII
in the second story Oh 200 ~ the room OF
iSs IIhrsry Associa ion, suitable for society
Meetings or concerts Apply TO
MRS. ZEfGENFELDEh,
70 Monroe street, or
w. p. McKELVEY,
.o,, l422 Market street.