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LEUBRIE BROS.

Beaded laces, lOc to 35c; beaded gimps,
10c, 15c, 25c; rich headed belts, 75c; rich
fringed beaded belts, 81 % to 81; beaded
collarettes, 81 25 to S2. Beaded betting,
silk and elastic velvet betting in great
variety, and cheaper than elsewhere.
Constant receipt of new novelties
compel us, for want of room, to sell
goods at half the price charged in other
houses.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
res,lmeny for nrs. MiIIer.


EDITORS APPEAL-Since you have
published the card denouncing Mrs.
Miller as a juggler, please publish this,
which defends her. 1t is from residents
Of Louisiana, Missouri. sPIRITUALIsT.
A CARD.
we the undersigned, citizens Of Louis
lana, Missouri, being requested to be
present at the house OF Mr.. Degroadt to
witness and give testimony to what We
might see at q seuTee TO be given by
Mrs. Miller, on the night following the
above attempted exposure at COurthall,
and to use in every precsution to guard
against fraud or jugglery, we did so.
First, the medium presented herself,
was seated in q cabinet, her wrists
crossed each other and securely
tied with strong cord; there
was put in the cabinet, chairs,
bells aud an accordion; the curtain
being let fall, and in very few seconds
raised again. WefOund three iron rings
on her arms and also chair, all above
the tie. The curtain being let fall and
raised again frequently, and between
letting down and rising various strange
and, TO us, UnaecOuntable feats were
performed, such as putting chairs, as
many as four at time, on her arms. A
gentlemRnis vest was PIT on front part
behind and buttOned, iron rings, etc,
we examining the tie each time. Now
for another test: We procured psir of
dark-cOlOred glOvel5 put them on her
hands, sewed them to her dress sleeves,
she being seated; her dress was sewed to
the carpet ou the floor, so that she could
not rise an inch from her seat. The cur
tain was let fall and in few seconds the
accordeon was played, several bells rang,
an arm thrust cut at the aperture wav-
ing a white handkerchief, all at one and
the same time; and again the ACCORDION
was thrust clear outside at the aperture,
in full view of ali present, and played
with two beautiful white hands, the
arms showing above the elbows. When
we entered the cabinet We found the
medium in a trance condition, but as Sc
curely fastened as when at first, not q
stitch amiss.
JOHN DEGROADr, WIN. ENGLISH,
h. NJ. SUMMERS, 4. NJ. BAkiLEITi
j. ALEX ANDEd, RAMUEL RICE,
r - Tr-Gpns RTDG y nEf.ROAnT
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]. +, PETERS d Co. have opened new
hat store at 500 Main street, under the
Peabody hotel. They keep all the latest
styles, and offer them cheap. Give them
q call.
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PIONEER
LAMP AND OIL STORE

Ne e CUfs MAIh uEiU NiHUEsUA ste'3
and supply yourselves for the long winter
evenings with PsTlOr Lamps, BED room
Ianps. Iapnps for your tiining-roons Lamps
for your nails, Lamps for kitchens, auo De
sure that yOu use none bat our Best StandaId
Coal Oh in them, or our Headlight on, 10
IRE test, which IS still better and non-ex pi0-
stve. Fifteen years experience, (having DO9gnt
and sold the first Coal Oil in Memphis IN loo5l
is a gu aranty thst we know what We say ABOUT
il. Drop in and see us.
noI5 IF. PRESCOTT & go
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SHOES! SHOES! SHOES
KID GLOVES! KID GLOVES!

Assortment again full, and prices still
lower. One-button, 35c; two-button,
soc to 75e; three button, soc to 81. Best
quality, all colOrs. Our speciality. On-
dressed kid, two-button, 35c.
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LITTLE Rock, October 14.-After the
arrest Of John G.. Price, of the RepubL-
can, for the printing and distributing Of
V. V. Smiths proclamation, the sheriff
searched the city for Smith ami Wheeler,
but could find neither. Price was re-
leased on six thousand dollars bail. The
statehouse tonight is guarded by armed
man
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LBUBRIE BROS.
FRENCH SILK NEcKwEAR.

Grandest assortment of ladies' dress
and evening ties, 15c, zoe, soc, 4Oe, SOC.
Rich fringed and embroidered ties
and scsrfs very low. CaehemeTe broche
scarfs, 40c.
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From the number of workEnen being
discharged from eastern factories and
workshops, 1t seems that the enforce
ment set IL being violated BY the othef
aide 4 few.
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BERGMAN's BERLIN WeOLS.

Balmoral Yarns, Germantown Yarns,
and the ordinary qualities of Knitting
Yarns in all colOrs, at Johnston & Nunn's,
opposite Peabody hotel.
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II you wish the most fashionable hats
for the lowest prices, call at the new
store Of J. +. Peters & Co., No. 500 Main
street. They offer excellent goods at low
pricee,
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ooRsErs! coRsETs! coRsETs!

Good corsets, 40c; fine corsets, 75c to
81; embroidered, 81 25 to 81. Best goods
for the price ever before offered.
SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!
Well selected stock OF ladies', misses
and children's; best quality and make;
ten per cent. below cost.
LEUBRIE BROS.
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NOTICE.

HAVING been appOinted Executor OF the
II will and estate OF late DR.. Z. 7. Rose, this
IS TO notify all persons indebted to said estate
TO pay their Indebtedness 10 me or TO my
order, according to their agreement made with
DR.. Rose. All persons having claims against
the estate will present them, properly authen-
ticated according TO law, TO myself IN person
nOvl5 ]. E. MERRIMAN.
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FANCY WOOL WORK.

Ottoman's, Stool Covers, Slipper Pat
terms, Csnv&ces and all the necessary
embroidering materials, at Johnston d
Nunn's, opposite Peabody hotel.
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w. u, TFVCHELE5s SCHOOL.
No. 500 Third Street.

T1NGIlSH, COMMERCIAL AND CLASSI-
"a CAL courses taught. For particulars ap-
ply st S0S Third street. se29
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JOHNSTON & VANCE.

D'ARCY's DEN is open. Pads and
tirhts
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PARIS MILLINERY.

Beautiful pattern hats, - so to S4 so;
misses stylish hats, 81 so to So; fine
children's hats, 81 TO 81 so, IN velvet
French felt, trimmed in fashionable
style with the finest silk velvet, elegant
silks and ribbons. Untrimmed hats in
great variety. French felts, 60c to 81 90;
silk velvets, 81 % to S2 so, in all desira-
bic colors. Trimming silks, SOC and 75c.
FRENCH FLOWERS.
Largest stock in the city. Elegant
sprays and wreaths for hair and dress
wear
BEAUTIFUL BRIDAL FLOWERS.
LEUBRIE BR0s-
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L. N. DEAN & co.

GRAND opening Of boys and chill
dren's clothing, Monday, at 240 Main
street,
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ESTHER CLUB.

TUE EsTHERITE5s are respectfully r.
i quested 70 meet in 1uli force HONDAY
NIGHT nsxt, l5th Inst, a. - o'clock, az their
roSTuS, oppOsits CalVary Church.
nOvl0 NORMAN Z AVERY. seezssaEy.
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GRANT.

TIE President Speaks at Last, and Gives
What he Believes TO be the Causes
for the Recent Radical
Defeats
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He Ignores the Resentment Of the PeO-
pie, and FSstens the Defeat Of the
Republican Party on his
Followers, whom
he Snubss
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Largest assortment in the city. Our
low prices cannot be equalled. Our inn
mense stock cannot fail to suit everyone.
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FRENCH FLOWERS

Osarich plumes, new stock; long
feather, whole plumes, 75c 30 g; os-
trieh tips, 25c, S5c and SOC, all eOlors to
match; long vulture plumes, 81, 81 70.
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MRMPHIS&UH &UHARLESTUN
RAELAROA
NOtice-ehange Of Schedule,

fslRAfNS on the MEMPHIS AND CHARLES
L TON r. z. will arrive and leave Memphis
a. follows, on ana after November Is. 1ss4:
Mail train leave da4l 4ly---...-....-...-- lZH0 N
Express train leaves daily except
SATURDAY 3 =
SOM erv1lle ACco Umodatfon leaves
daily except Sand1ys] ................. 10 pm
Grand function accommodation
leaves daily Except Sunday. .....-.. 6s0O am
Mail ain arrives daily.....-..-....,. ~ 30 an
Express train arrives daily Except
Mondays 2:95 am
Solnervllle Accommodation arrives
daily Except SuDdays) ys)....-..-.--....- s: 40 am
Grann junction Accommodation ar
rlyes daily (except Sundays -.-----.-l0.3 Is pm
Making close connection Tor all points East
and Southeast; 8..5 2. N. traiu connects at De-
catur direct for Nashville. Louisville, aud the
Northwest and at Chattanooga for all points /;
y noon train at Grand junction for points
North on Mississippi Central Railroad, Cairo,
st. Louis, Chicago, also al CHATTANOOGA With
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia, l.,
and Western and Atlantic Railroad, for ali
points reached by these lines RBd their con-
nectiOns; 8 90 am. train At Grand Junction
for the South on Mississippi Central Railroad.
Sleepiug-Cars on all night trains. Shortest
and best routets all Eastern and Southeastern
cities
Ticket Office rs Main street.
WI. ROSS, Gen1 Sup't.
ToM. B. DUNN, Ticket gent novI5
EDMUND ORGILL, As. McNEAR.
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THE Board of Managers will meet % the
i First Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Court street, MONDAY, November 18th, at II
O'Clock am. Business Of grave importance
requi les q prompt and fuiI atten dance.
nOYl5 DAY % WALK. SaCrafarv.
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DARoY's Den is open. Wigs and
Whiskers.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
A LARGE STOCK OF

Fancy Candy, Toys, Nuts, Baisins, Etc.
Also, a due assortment Of Cupid lady Cakes
and Ornamental Goods, Wrapping kiss Paper,
for sale CHEAP AT WHO 1ESAhE. Call
ND In =
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LEUBRIE BROS
GREAT SALE OF sHAwLs
SHAWLSi
SHAWLSi
SHAwLS!

Large stock just received from bank
rupt auction. Large double-shawls, 81,
81 25; reversible striped Ottoman, 81 SO,
81 rs; beautiful heavy Ottoman, 81 30,
s. 50; elegant French wool, 81 to S6,
very choice patterns, and worth double
the price.
LEUBRIB BROS.
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GAGE & FIsHER.

D'ARCY's DEN is open. Costumes
for the ball.
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Oner splendid Bargains The Coming
Week.
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RIBBONS, RIBBONS, RIBBONS.
HAT FRAMES! ORNAMENTS!

Ali silk gros grain, 1Oc, 123c, l5c; all
silk sash grOs grain, 40 to 70c.
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Everything Warranted as Advertised.
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Great Success Of our millinery and
Fancy Goods sales.
MRS. KREMER's.

Novelties daily received as they ap-
pear IN the eastern markets, at
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heath ORPHAN ASYLUH.

john B. RICARDI & CO.'S,
ALa sIaIn street Msmphs.. rem.
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DR.. 7. P. TURNEE
No. sss Main street, Corner Of UniSn.

D'ARcY's Den is open. Bal G'OOer'
costumes. 277 Main street.
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LEURRIE BIOS,
22O and 222 Main Bfreef.
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Citizens Not members Of the Order,

who are acceptable 10 the committee. The
party will be selest. The best aecOmmoda-
lions have been secured, aud every endeavor
will be mRde TO make this Pilgrimage IN no
way inferior To those which have heretofore
throughout the United States Afforded so
much pleasure anu elected so Lluch com
mendatiOn.
Full information can be obtained Of Sir
knight ]. NJ. PETTIGREW, 266 Front street.
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GRAND PILGRIMAGE
TO NEW ORLEANS,
UNDER CONTROL OF THE
Grand COmmanderY OF Tennessee.

A RRANGEMENTs for this brilliant Excur-
a sion are nov complete. The Steamer
BELLE LEE viii leave This city NONEMB B Ar
18th. at s pm, under the auspices of CyTene
Con.mandery, No. 4. There are a few state
rooms not yet taken, which may be secured
uDon early application by
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DOWN GOES PRICES f!

rgyO suit the hard times, but BETTER II u Is
L are coming by and by. Call st the
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Chickasaw Guards.

VNHE regular monthly meeting of the Chick
4 asaw Guards Will be held az their srmory
NJ : O'Clock pm. to-mOrrOW (MONDAY), Very
important business.
noI5 RICHARD WRIGHT, a. 0. S.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-16

THoUGH Congress did not like to un-
dertake the expulsion Of CANNON or
HlPPLE-MlTcHELL for being over-much
married, its members have ordered the
preparation of bill providing tina,
hereafter persons guilty OF bigamy OF
polygamy shall not be permitted to rep
resent the Territories at Washington.
OF course this will 60 through with 8
rush-as it touches nobody In particu'
lar; and action under it will not neces'
state inquiry into the naughty ways
of Senators and Representatives VINO,
though not afflicted with plurality Of
wives, commit other violations OF moral
ity aImost il not quite Sc gross.
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Plain EnYIials.

There is no good reason why an English
speaking people should be doctored in
ATTN. II we should describe the proper
ties OF HoStetter's stomach Bitters In the
jarsol OF the procession, net one reader in
twenty would understand what II Is good
for. We prefer 10 say in simple words that
IL possesses Frightening, regulating and
purifying qualities Of the highest order /;
that The vegeiao ie ingredients Of which II
is compo cd are eminently wholesome and
sanitary, and that the stimulant which is
combined with them is the purest that can
be manufactured. We prescribe 1t, not in
garbled Latin, but In the good old mother
tongue, ms remedy for languor, debility,
nervousness, indigestion, liver complaint,
lever and aaue, constipation. rheumatism
and low spirits, and "a preventive OF ev-
cry disc So pTotuced by foul air, whether
4, stsgnates in crowded work-rooms or i'm
peri lite and health in swampy districts
and new clearings. so the masses say, and
So they have been saying for the last TWEEN.
wears.
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hab to carry us on a hoearse to de
graveyard and bury US on top Oh de
white folks, 80 when de day oh resur.
rection am arrived and.de angel Gabriel
come tootin' along. he'll sing out troo
his trumpet, All oh you colored gem
men rise fust' And say, Uncle Billy
de pervisiops OF da: bill"
whats dat you say bout pervisIons'
Josiar?'
well, Uncle Billy, as was gvlne
on to state, de provisions ob dat bill"
stop right dare, Josisr; You say
dere's provisions in dat bill
"Jesso, Uncle Billy. De provisions
of de bill"
"Stsp right dare, Josisr. II dsres
provisions in dat bill. l want q sack oh
-four dis berry minnit. Dam de smok-
IN in de ladies car, and de gehogrsphy,
and de Latin, and de italic collins! !!
want der peryisions, Josisr. Deys all
deere is in de bill wuf dam cent?
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de PROVISIONS, JOSIAH"

A Couple oiLincoin County DarIties
Express their Ideas About Civil
Rights.
From the Fayetteville Express.
A sapient looking Fayetteville dar-
key, oscillatipg between twenty and
twenty-five srmmera, overlook an old
negro on the street the other day, and
wedging him in fence corner, pro-
ceeded 10 acquaint him with all the
gorgeous provisions OF the Civil Rights
bill. Young Africa impaired to old
Africa fund of valuable information,
"thusly:"
"Well, Uncle Billy, Summers Swivel
Rights bill has passed de Senate ob
de United States widout murmur'"
us dat 20, Josiar ?
"Jess so, Uncle Billy. And say,
Uncle Billy, we colored pussons is
gwine to see whose provisions is in de
pot. We are gwine 10 lie allowed 10
ride free on de railroads, smoke in de
ladies' car, and put our feet on de per-
cussions oh de seats wheneber we dam
please"
as dat so, Josiar?'
jess 60, Uncle Billy. And say, Un-
Gle Billy, ives gwine TO be allowed TO
STOP at de hotels and set at de head OBJ
de table, and hsb de biggest slices Oh
de chickens. and lay around in de par.
lor and spit on de carpets, and make
de white trash hustle themselves and
wait on US widout grumblin'; and
wheneber de boss OBJ de concern shoves
a bill at us, we'll hab him sent to
Washington and obscured in de pleni-
potentiary."
rs dat so, Josisr?
Jess 20, Uncle Billy. And say.
Uncle Billy, ives gwine to be allowed
to 20 to de white schools and set up on
de Platform wild de teacher and learn
gehograpby, triggermanometry, gehom-
my, Latin, Dutch, French. Choctaw,
algeebray, rheumatics, de rule OF thrice
and de diarrhea."
GOOD God is dat 30, Josiar ?"
"Jess 90, Uncle Billy. And say,
Uncle Billy, ives gwine to be allowed
10 be buried in italic collins wild look
Eyeglasses on top Oh dem, and dey will
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A WASHINGTON special says: A pc
tition to the President to reaPpolnt
SAWYER to be Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury is circulating among the
ultra-loysl for signatures. 1t is saId
that HORACE MAYNARD has signed 1t,
although it is difficult 10 imagine upon
what grounds he justified the action.
The whole power of the New York
Custom.house clique will doubtless be
used to make the effort successful.
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A SCHEME is on foot in California to
construct Pacific cable. CYRUS W..
FIELD is now in San Francisco. He
stated recently 10 a newspaper inter-
viewer that the cost OF the proposed
cable would not exceed S20,000,000,
and that this amount would be iorth-
coming from California capitalists as
soon as the project should take definite
shape. He estimated that it would do
a paying business within two years.
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THERE are rumors OF reconciliation
between President GRANT and CARL
SEIZURE. JONES is said to he dong the
olive branch business between them 10
this connection.
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Lime and Cement,

AN OFFERING HOME MADE LIME
i and Cement for sale that is unexceiled
BY any imported article which comes to
he city. The article has been tested by
builders and manufacturers, 10 whom par
ties will be referred upon wishing to inves.
tigate. Patronize home manufacture and
sayefreight. A. ]. LONG,
SD Cor. Woods and nth Sts.
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SHORTLY after the death OF HoHAcE
GREEIY tho printars OF New York ask
ed that TO them might be left the task
of erecting a monument over his grave,
TO which they proposed to give the
form of type metal statue. They be-
gan the work OF collecting funds for
this purpose, and had raised perhaps
half enough, wien the dull season fol-
lowed oy the panic put stop to their
work. At their late national conveu-
ton they passed resolutions to take up
and complete their task at an early
day. and appointed committee to that
end.
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FAssElGER RATES REDUCED.
0TATH LIND.

1TATH LIND.
To GLASGOW. Liverpool, BelfAsa, snd
L00oon0oPry. Ae..
State oil Pennlylvania State OF Virginia
State Of LouisiAna, State Of Georgia.
Of Nevada, State OF Minnesots
of Florida, State OF Alabama
state Of Indiana.
Sailing every other Saturday from the
Company o dock, Pier So, North River, NY
WEEKLY sAILIN06 IN AUGUST.
The accom- nodations and provisions pro-
yided on these ships are unsurpassed by
those Of any other line.
Rates OF Passa2e-Cabin, 80 and $50, cur
rency according 10 accommodation. Return
Tickets-$l2e and 10. intermediate or
second Cabin-ss0 currency. Steerage-
AS low as by any other nrst class line or
route. For dates Of sailing apply to
AUSTIN BALDWIN q 90, Agents, No.
Y Broadway. N. y; GEO. II. LEAF, SSI
Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, or J. +. MER.
RIMAN, Agent, Adam Express Co.'S Or.
dee. Wheeling, VIVA. junel3
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Don. be Encouraged. Suppose You

Don, be discouraged. Suppose you
have tried fifty remedies and received no
benefit, is there therefore mo balm in
Gilerad?" Verify there's. Your liver may be
congested, vour stomach half paraliZed, y our
nerves quivering, your muscles knotted
with torture, your bowels CONSTRUCTED, your
lungs diseased, your blood full OF impure
ties-yet in one week after commencing a
course OF Dr. WALKERS VINEGAR BIT.
TERS YOU will feel like a new creature.
maylQh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-16

JOHN RANDOLPH, in one OF his famous
anti-bank speeches, said that banks
were a cause OF a perpetual motion
more certain and reliable than any
thing el-e due to human invention :;
For banks make poverty and poverty
makes rags, aud rags make paper, and
paper makes money. and money makes
banks, and banks make poverty, and
poverty makes rags. and rags make
paper and paper makes money, and
money makes bsnks-snd so on for
ever and ever, so long as banks exist.
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COFFEE NOTICE.

DEST RID DOWN TO 25 cents.
ID Best Roasted y cents
The latter Is always fresh, as Ii is roasted
on my own premises. r. J. SMYTH,
mas Corner Market and 18th street
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"EO zoe x q PLY" A new BOOK on the
art of Writing by round complete system
OF Phonetic Short. Hand, the shortest, most
simple, easy, and comprehensive, enabling
any one in a short time to report trials,
speeches, sermons, &C. The Lords Prayer
is writtnn with 40 strokes Of the pen, and
liO words per minute. The unemployed
should learn this art Price by mail 50 cts.
Agents wanted. Address 7. w. EVANS q
Co, l39 y. 7th st., Phila. Pa. ma36b
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HERE'S YOUR TEA.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED, DIREC T
! from the importer, frrty Chests of me
Teas, consisting of Gunpowder, Imperial,
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Collectors Notice.

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