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CHANGED
IN
PRICES OF ICE.

" pounds daily, 40 cents each delivery 100
po1hos daily. 10 cents each delivery; 600 lbs,
anu upwards, at 10 cents per 100 pounds
% We guarantee TO sell as low US any one
in this ciiy.eua N''
o PUSh'Y 4 RICE.
Walnut Sts. anrTtf
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The Ceda M Eklg. asyss--soss q
err kePntaies1 Esenss an s.resr ..sssres
aud easE dswn 4 inc reaIls II tas1 repess
e1eefisns The defeat Is mare nsessss,r
liszs resl. ard altboagh mzrr essa n.es
hare bsen sgerNhela.ei u Il e,enerul
aisasters alhsriag fhe Eafs Il gxre Trsy.
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]. lad eomPnnys FstH b DIS sasrzfes,
~ kefa1slieaa parry tan nnsnase = dear
As.lf II saeA eprrrpsing lea1ers !. Bufl..r.
snl sH.anes IA nseznenssy rsias Il sllEius-
4fadem VIE saEEz&ad szIe tsnneies.ees II
hms.e nssn niih fk.esr aiiiis.nssse si.sss tern
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The ressk Il lha sar1ngk hersa tint Ia
sses prnsipssa 81 ft.s eiril serriee. n,.d
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11EKBTRe & NrGTKKIg'E
LIME SPREADER.


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zlssa psasstssF 1s-- ocux-
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las - sEeg eaa - manufactured N -, trt,e-
q, llnas n srtIef tRs uTtis.,s ar ,gsee5v.,d
An Hesrii wIf oeiEre- tn Machine rs u,,o,.
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LIZ Is-s0ses Z Ini=ndeG sisu L NO, ,s..,sI.s
Tls-F ~ Al 1nu1Es. ~ xul.
y 1ila system We hog,s IL iia-. 4 IN L..
iss1i11at n ssEeIy Iateiilqsln farmer a. rufaaiv
~ ilasa car ~ r8ust-arieL. and isasss1 sbs
rtintE.islI ttlH Z - d=siiiseG Il uru-s, n as
Application nf Nauurzss
We h1fs- by 1iss p1iisy af s.6 sale. miles.
satisfactory atis- iHl s-ial q. Iessz; ~ en-a,-e
M HzasIlisuB u eaa-Iiiassng and ssusiIil,.
ili-sliss-k- address
J. < u1IE.
fH.EsSurs- Csrsnll euuHsx, AID.
AEeIE tur AA-rianE- 1leiazn-s- kew as-sr,
1iao AAs'e-r heuBssigani1 vsr lss-F
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yrsstszes Fl : zss,esteF .ip'i 1skef Is sirs
6Is sieHs a. = tlif aeusea 3Aish ID Is IS
ssasazng Elemeeuafis riutrsy ~ fllis efss
~ Sta.e 40 ~ 1han;> a issn, 4 ns.ss.
b eFesg atAsz Hsa1s "a nllilh G5ss1sa.s nere
bss1 - Hsasdsg Mr. Ta'sen sn,1iea SID,
s..1.i5 - lEIlsns
dbs r'psFde sss bazianiag n ihink si.as
4 > Eia.s y haze fes1 r,asee - De Eni-
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or =. = - f1siea n ~ IL Casai
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ma ssnn an
i > Hk ~ nl|lrntH tllf mnrsIi
.asfsa1nl II 11asass Ersslnzun 8 =
or airi1eaee ffam thr ezeu1 ID -
Assent euua,s.ensIusz l. r1na de HnsEane,
ana ass = anek saas and nislezzsGs bnt
the k4inr tneea nnd ansFen iuhnnnres
aaE nare intar7m and mare pafnnnens
xesalm a ile si1tarT essalsi * .l,,n1lsala-
= snaleh any nassalg auEssrfsiial nzaulii
lnl;ln
Partisan Al.nlkaaE En6 H1lia.z ere reli,y,
- . nsashes a enllnse viii lhssr partisan
szQn1nlhias ~ nse tild nn one sids
.lszs : : . iaaaiattz i Eatas Il Esnie .ls.y-
usalte. nnd % tie aaiser liiak b aI.szz the
Har lD ndaisianal irfafSrn Ef the rurren-
g. Esne nuys zliat i = ziss r1ztarAlian -
Ppmer a "a nnciHuE and hBunrsi pnrty,
piisose trziaeirGss and nandenesez nre tbs
lH<lseillss una tsIlsaaaGiaz Il she Constitn-
tinE ban Nllieh had bssa anlnpeaaziiiy
rrpElsd pnt 81 fbs fspsernlncEG by sise
4lnua "a adxnax eizcaI1Ist.zneez, s1eh -
slryaEy nEs6 th,e nsiaalla0n. AIlailiEx 4elk
- fl.st 4 = file aHssrs af she hzrd tinsrs
and II 6issnaa annng AZ Elazsns If flla
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
KEW WINDSOR COLLEGE

MIL aF,en n = DAr and R0Ann.xe
w sslna1G- hsgsis1afssr u, 1e7x u thrne
nspnraaa departments. xith distinct courses ~
s1aet. undsF Experienced aud ssIEsrieua Teach.
ssss nssd Al nssder the nnsaneeutass sl tle inn
1,s1sitsl rno Fresl4eiii--.as.nelr-
Agaredsar Ladies Seusnarv.
IL A Aeadealy - inssscal ana N.h..
inaei1al--isr youne ,i.er.
IA, hrs1sassaesg. Nedsinna \ orn.ul SeAaol
~ ezuluspa Eazidk Brnnehes.
fof I'll gzssiclll1rs address.
kEE. l. 3. N. SHRT0cK,
na& ~ President.
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Frederick 4 Pa. Line Railroad
CHANGE OF TIME

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Nnn Hile- MnndsF- Nal All. le-4
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fseis=lst,, o. zoll0Es-
rfT Heirluip1- HlIu llIls-mssfsust ut,ssis,t,s "a,
AeSszu Maryland ARiisuusa- Is5r:ienasrl,
Aanprt< and AZ Fsiirns Nn-et II 10 a -
1.s.sI-nnlE- rTiA a--sst d; 1a.sB A. a..
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hesserH Aia-siatsG &aiiruad- zsitsiew.t,u.
ant -lNHaztsz- a do ,. n Essn-niuE- VII
ar-ise a, z-sp >, H.
Fr hnghrssopH4, N'1lhazusyarz and su,.r-
E1s'riaiif assttinns on MszserH Maryland Rail
sssat ard Lils1te51ouE- an s-ag .. m Eaiur,.
tns- Slh fsrr1ss ~ = a. n N Al rszli1sE SIN,
II af-serIllsdiase ss,z1iinns
tsEssGE MORGAN. A=e,n.
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IsAAc EHARsnK

ATCOENETA-lA"
Ia removed IN USES tisrse dss-F ans.
IA a. Nhszlsr Hotsl. Man s.r~es AL
b.lssIssaz ezr-us1s6 ~ ms -a-s vii ras,sis,
pnGzgpi GsiszlRi is,l- 80
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ElELa3 NJ EAH

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I.,LTv.in,s backing Horse


Moncure D. Conway writes from
London Of one Of Mark Twsin's latest
stories q follows: THE talk OF liter
sry London just now is Mark Twain's
account, in his new lecture, OF the
,'buckipg' horse which he purchased in
Nevada. 1t is impossible TO put it on
paper, as half Of the effect produced by
the story depends npon his manner OF
telling it. 1t would appear that before
purchasing this steed he had no idea OF
what 'bucking' meant, but was too
proud to ask for information. This,
however, he obtained through the dis
cipline OF experience. He mounted the
horse. This animal then gathered its
four feet in bunch beneath it, and by
Z sudden upward fling, sent him(T wain)
into the air-jusl $50 yards. When
the audience SMILES at this, Mark looks
troubled at their incredulity, but pro-
ceeds. From this ascent he returns,
alights in the saddle. and the horse
gives another fling-Twain going $50
Yards in the air. He then tells his
smiling audience that he judged it WAS
that distance by the look of the--steep.
les; but coniesses he did not 70
into details. This ascent being repeated,
he remembers, while in the air, hear
ing some one on earth say, He might
have known thai was bucking horse;'
upon which the fact flashed upon him.
While he was absent the last time
come one cut the horse, which started
forward, and when be came down it
was upon the ground. He could not
say he regretted it. There was no rea-
son for the horse remaining on his &C.
count. Friends gathered around him
after his descent, as they always 90
when one wants to lie let alone, ADD
asked If he wanted this or wanted that.
What be really wanted was 10 sit down.
He did 90. He placed one hand on his
read, another on his stomach, and. in-
deed, thinks that il he had had sixteen
hands he could have found suitable
places for their application. But as
for the horse, be assures his audience
that this and it's other aptics-such as
walking about on it's hind feet with it's
thumbs under it's arms, like a Lord
Msyor-were all natural talent. The
horse had been brought up in the wild
west, and had never had any advanta-
ges to develop these gifts. AS l have
said, the way in which this story is told
is inimitable, and, indeed, the whole
lecture ia admitted to be one oil the most
unique pieces ef grotesquerie ever known
in theee parts"
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Satisfactory,

Itappesrs that on Thursday ex.Sen"
ator Graham, the de aulting president
of the Waikiki, n. Y, national bank,
was sentenced to ten years in the Albany
penitentiary. The general disposition
manifested OF late to punish deiaulters
as crmirals. instead OF plying them as
victims is quite gratifying. Recently q
number OF severe sentences have been
administered to those rascals who use
the cloak of supposed respectability
and the mark OF a good reputation as
convenient covers in stealing the funds
which have been confided to them
through trust in their honesty. In ad-
di.ion to the legal penalties provided
for these respectable knaves. one more
reform is needed, namely, that reputa-
BILE society shall brand them with It's
mark, instead OF welcoming them, as
it often does, as men who have been
"unlortuna,e" in certain business trans
actions, but who are none the less gen.
tlemanly and high toned.
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a few Words ab0nt New York Ho'
tells.

a few Words abont New York Ho.
tells.
New York Correspondence.
Tha profuse luxury OF hotel lie at
the leading hotels on Broadway, New
York is well-known, especially to our
merchants and travellers, whom occa-
sion often calls to visit our Modern
Gotham" But it often puzzles ones in
cliuation which, among the several
best-kept aud famously-known hotel"
10 choose, The choice seems not to be,
particularly, iu the table, the variety OF
food, or anything of that sort. They
ar. in this, as 10 the number OF meals
about equal-snd elk luxurious meals
.,.ry day, IS are given at the Grand
Ceuirsl, should afford the ampiest OPP
nortunity for the most confirmed goar-
,na At the best, the choice seems
then 70 be . mere fancy, or probably
curiosity, to see and enjoy the latest and
rrsndest effort OF the ambitious and
ouulent prophet tors Of these splendid
palaces. And, Apropos of this. many
fresb decorations have just been added
n the interior of the Grand Central
Hotel The beautiful fresco.work, es'
,ecislly, that adorns the principal halls,
The richly furnished parlere, the grshd
dipine-room. etc, under The hand Of
sLilled artists, has been rendered more
beautiful than ever Other designs
have also been carried out, until it
vould seem that the most refined and
l;bsrsl taste could hardly find room to
.ngoest a fresh improvement After
ali however, it may be the price-an
, nnortant item in these panicky times
vbich finally decides the matter OF &C.
lection And Oh this point We mus
admit that, among the Broadway no.
t.l, the Grand Central. being the larg'
sst and the most lavishly furnished, il
the most moderate Of them all in thu
ratio ofits charges. 1t furnishes tns
,sm. and better, accommodations. by
charging according to the location o.
the room, at from one to two dollar
per day less than other frst-class no
! tells that rank with it in style and ap'
noiptment. 1t seems that keen study
Of the wants OF the travelling public
aided By q lavish purse and courage tt
.xpend it, has influenced Nj. Power
10 eject, Ia quiet but persistent vsy
this important and welcome chang.
Man. Ne may add. veil appreciated 500
sn;o,sd nv those who seek there the
iuynries Of hotel life ON Broadway
New York. -..
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FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE THE WELL
Known Fortney property, corner OF main
I'D old second streets, being the soutn PAT
I'M IN No 40. nd fronting on Main street 40
feet inches, same width to the alley IN sas
rear thereof Said properly may %hnls' II
.o,1 aroperty is not sold at priv ate sale Pc
fore February 18th, it will be offered AZ pup.
lie sale at the front door OF the CouTt noGse
=. ~. 10 O'Clock A. n, on that day. Title IN
disputable. pnw1N uoRNBRCOK.
ianl4h EDWlN noAN
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NEW HALLFoR RENT.

U,Hr HAUL IN THE NEW BUILDINSS
OF Mr.. q. w. Franzheim. No. ll2s NAN I'm
street, between 18th and lah s uee%d ~
and nest finishcd Halls In the city, and mas
ali modern Improvements, such as anti
roems, water closets, and other conVenlen.
cas-. This is rare opportunity for societies
OF any order TO get desirable Pi ar,Ic' y.
isrs sn5iv at q. W. FRANZHEiMS
ia isn spp,S ~ Liquor Store
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DR.. Longdon
On Diseases Of the Mind and
Nervous System, Physi-
cal Exhaustion and
Premature Intel.
leetual Decay.
Their Rational Treatment
andPOsitive Cure.

We can contemplate no more painful and
melancholy spectacle than mind In ruins
or the wreck of Nervous system. And
vet Mental and Nervous Deranaements are
yearly increasing at an alarming rate.
broken down Constitutions, Physical EX-
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 from
these terrible malades. Married and
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 lie, has fallen prey 70 ine dreat
DESTROYER. The youth OF humble paren-
tage. whose cheek once doomed and blush
ed with innocence and health, whose eye
once sparkeled with the radiant fires OF
brilliant mind, whose step once was manly
and firm, is now among ttsmyriad victims.
Upcounted thousands perish thus. year
after wear without knowing the cause OF
their ruin until the golden sands Of life have
nj run out Like stars that set to rise no
more, SO do they fan into premature graves,
mass from mortal sight forever ard fade
away into eternal oblivion.
But is there no physician for this large
class of human sufferers and no Antidote
for these wide spread maladies? We ans.
,rer. Ues. Your lie may yet be redeemed
fronk ie truction. and crowned with many
A wear OF health and happiness We know
that physicians in general practice, for tpd,a
OF erperience ard skin In this cius Of ailments.
have done but little for their relief and
absolutely nothing for their cure.
Dr. Longdon has devoted much OF his
professional life to these forms Of Debility.
and his great skill in their management Is
only the natural result OF thorough mtdi
cal educatien and enlarged experience. His
t-..trnant NJ these Dieeases embraces both
Hygiene and Medicine, and has proven
entirely successful in hundreds OF cases
| that had bafied all other systems OF medi-
cation Itimparts new vigor to the failing
body, new life to the enervated brain, new
tension and elasticity 70 the weakened
and digestive organs, new power 70 the en-
feeSled system, new vitality to the blood,
new activity TO the mind, and endows the
entire organism, the body and mind, with
Ali their organs, powers faculties and Juno
tons, with renewed health ana mannooo'
Medicines for all Diseasesby mail and ex.
press to all parts Of the country. $780,
Persons who may becomeour patients can
RELY upon our best efforts and skiu for their
restora alton to health.
Office Hours-From Q a. m. to . p. m,
when not professionally absent t..
Office and residence,
1909 EOFF (old Filthy Street.
Opposite the Cathedral.
-. WHEELING. W. VA.
/. Il; L!eNGDoM, A. NJ. N. D.
New sugar Cured Hams.
a TIERcEs CINCINNATI sUGAkUR'
q Cd Hams New. .,.xxru
-.-:-... Il JhAfTh'
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E(lK RENT.

,osspssIoN GIVEN ON THE FlKsI
NJ January, the Lar &c and elegant room
Il ,ho Va second story OF odd Fellows Hall,
ad,oining TO and same size Of the room o,
fhs Jhrsry Association suitable for society
neetings or concerts Apply to nrp
MRS. ZEIGENFELDEh,
70 Monroe street, or
w. p. McKELVEY,
,.u, lI2 Market street
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deeSi
EoR RENT. m

The Store Room in Crangle's BlockT
Market street, now occupied by the ho"e
sewing Machine Company.
AIo the Hall in the same huilolng, now
occupied by the Young Mems Christian AL
Hiso the room now occupied by ]. q.
Fairfax, Esq, Architect. ,c,,
Possession Of all given April LIST, lSIi.
tanS-b H. SnhANOtIss
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store Room For RenL

THE DESIRABLE BUSINESS s IA hS
No. lOl7 Main street, now occuPiSSot ~
FIN. Porter as q Boot and snoe e'oio'
Possession given April lst- Apply lo
60. J.B. SHEPPARD.
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Some Wisconsin capitalists are or
g,nixipp an iron company to oPerate,
n OGDEN, Utah, with 1 capital OF half
a million dollars.
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FOR r e Mt.
nor RENT.

FoR RENT. "a
= The Store on Market street, next :,
5oor IN RrGIsTKR office. This room ID 40
nsirably suited for a Sewing Machine Omce
~ any retail business. Dwelling appalnlt-
ments attached. Possession glven lmm oall
ately. Must be applied Tor w1tnin on ,sT
Executor r. h. CuInmins, at Bsnk oi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-21
Cleveland & Pittsburgh B. B.
- -1 ON AND AFTER DEC.
~ x:. - u, 1873, Trains, Will run
IvIlows:
IuIlOws :
I. - n ~0

Tickets to all principal points in the Eas
and Veet can be procured at the Uni6 n
Ticket ONCE, In NcIure House, and ut The
- FIR MYERS,
iulsl aenI Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Small Store Room for Rent.

u,uE DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND
lately occupied by p. g A, telegraph IN
San R Tavior's dry goods store. Possess
ion given February lst. Apply Ioropp
ianl9-b A. SCh VENT HoA'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-21
Commissi oners' Sale Of Real
Estate.

Andrew Wilson, ,cS,n..rv
Ionn q. Alderman, ct. al.
In pursuance of a decree OF the Circuit
Conrt OF Ohio County, rendered ana ente,-
"a In the above entitled cause, on Inc lo'n
Ssy Of December, 1873, will on
saturday, January slst, 1874
At 10 O'Clock, A. n, 1T the front door o. the
fs,rrt House of Ohio County, sell the fol-
iowing described property, that is 10 say,,a
csrtain parcel or lot OF ground situaleu III
the town of South Wheeling, now tne
Msbti, Ward of the City OF Wheeling, West
1irginia, and numbered on the Pias Oh
whst was formerly known as RitcnleI0wn
~ I a Grange as lot numbered Ten wv IA
Snnare numbered eighteen (iS), Win the
Ssua,nrovements thereto belonging.
TERMS OF SALE.
o,a.,hird OF the purchase money 70 pe
III IN cash on day OF sale, the balance 70
ipsNa a In two equal instalments al slx ano
,vpaIve months respectively, WIN in.e,e ~
,rnT, the day OF sale, tae com nis ss y a
,iping the bonds Of the purchaser lor tGS
daeerrsd payments. Title TO De relalhso
mil further order OF Court.
Special Commissioner
I'M. MILLER,
Auctioneer.
decSOt-4-oaw
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Farm fer Rent.

royFER MY FARM, SITUATED NEAR
Kim Grove, for rent from April LIST, next next
The farm contains $50 acres ana ls Ia hG Sooa
Sondition. A large two story frame noI ms
a good barn n terms ena i inauire Of
lrelhiSe'' j. II. GOOD,
1920 Chnpllne St., over sherifi's once
tanlOd&W
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Grocery Store for Rent.

r OFFER NY DWELLING ON ~
water street for Rent 1t has a G$
dne large store room and five add; r.,
tional rooms, suitable Tor family. foi
particulars inquire at
ianl5h PEMbEhION hooD'
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ERENCH CONDITION POWDERS,
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.

Experience has proven IL TO be highly
uaefriI for the cure OF thu various diseases
70 which horses and Cattle are subject, such
an Founder, Hi5e-Bopnd, Yellow Water,
Loss of Appetite, Heays, D!stemper,
Coughs &C. II carries on all gross humors,
and purifies the blood.
LOGAN, LIST Il co,
wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, West Va.
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Kew bacon.

JTAMs, CLEAR sDEs, SUGAR CURED
II Breakfast Bacon, and Shoulders, Ius'
out ~ LIST LIST, DAVENPORT APARKs.
decl2- -
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FOB SAI1.

FARM CONTAINING SME III. Hw y =,
one lot or divide IL In lots Of four Or mse
seres to suit purchssera. There is no 1e!.ef
land in Ohio county for m ma ~ ~ citx 81
"TsrmsSone-fourth cash; balance In one,
two and three years. For further parucu-
iai' o'i'"' GEO. ROBEKTS,
IS Main street.
T. OBR1EN,
Real Est . to Agent.
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HANNIBAL FORBES ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
orr1or-EAsT SIDE FoO RTH 81. First
door above Monroe, up stairs
apl0th
Sundries.
New Pickles

On BARRELS CHOICE NEW PICKLES,
XII ri half bblR I"
Wv Just received and for sale BY
,,.,s NJ. REILLY.
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FOR SALE.
valuable Coal Property Fer
Sale,

>rorIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned wishes to sell un
Whole or In part) that PORTION OF Soal nov Sz
In his possession. amounting 70 aDou n,a ase
ane.third of mile north Of the city limits,
toaether with one acre of surface at the en-:
trnnse ON the side nearest the river, and
three acres Of surface around the other on;
trance, back OF Fulton. Inc me, VEN 81 Sast in
Ssptb' and could be conveniently shipped
by means OF the county road, or by tne =.
" .AK, X r., as the entrance on the ri'el
side In NOT 200 feet nom either. ,,.
The above Will be sold on resso ,rnn.
farms. or exchanged for good town prop
erty. ,nvp uaRsHALL.
marl-h "ALEEN -
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NY LADY WHO IL AMBITIOUS TO
n set a good table, will use Logan, List
4 Co.'S Excelsior Baking Powder. The best
in the mark ct and the mest economical.
AK for LOGAN, LIST & COZ Excelsior
Baking Powder.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-21

Z OGAN'S ARNICA.
Ia The best Pain-Killer in uEe.
Swellings, DC. ...
In Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Pains nj
all kinds, IL gives speedy relief. II Is the
best and cheapest Liniment in use.
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TRY IT! TRY IT!

For Coughs, Colds, Hosrseress, Sc, Dr..
CHAPMAN's Hoarhound Balsam. Does
not constipate or debilitate. Pleass Of and
efiectusl. Only Is cents.