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urs' ~, uon'goWerys eni'uron 70 ms ., sister
l, ruiua 80 hari 'na' NO oue Wlii oa'l
anu pVw ilO'nIr wiz wear ,n@' !, lsu1u wrap
Per az Jay noutu nor zen baioara sue
s1oula nave good Iong day Tor sewing.
ohe docsn thlnk u worth Whlie 70 set even
'no p,ul9g'foom .aO'o just ior US
D9h you WISH WIS.,. 81. sno "ouiI spl'I lax on
tnat dress lhiiIp was the answer
tnel sne wou'un wear IL any more
no. lndeeu' l uon want u any worse
ior sne Wou,u wear IT, just inc same rainy
uay ana "ncn pePa Us away
VOW mamma I'D inc next ROOM heard
this discussion OF inc children' ana arose to
t9ko survey OF herselt IN the looking
g'ass' IL was not very pleasing picture
'nat ''e pon'oe' surface gave back to her
view.
-, " now No"' nary warren mother sald
thilp, Is always dressed Nicely any
tlmo 90 Gi tho day'
one wears such pre'ty bows on her
nalr ana neck said Alice' But she
'sn h9H SO pleasant as our mother She
aaae1' IoyaIy, 81 d she docs look prettior
Inc no,ner eyes giis'ene1 as she looked
uo"n u o'i 'nc o'1 wrapper
uo compared 10 Aunt warren sne
,uougnV ,I,, anu Wy my own ooi1Tcn' 100
% no Toa,u ,,. n naIc '9ougn' sr, 'uoy were sucn
sna,P ''''e '''ng' iney no'ce every
rlHg' 81,
i'S, s uou' sy'ne'y sp'I'' was Pu"e sur
rDu 9no "Vc'u u0V ahoW sucn fi'al' she
s"'u 70 notsGi'' Ia Il sue coulu oJ''Pse ncr'
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wrapper lot once, mr. In''nlp' she aeueu'
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'ue puuou ner nalr 10 ncr Ire.'es' s'yie,
anu l'VrgouSl T 20 uIVsa uerseH VIVA ulusua,
oa.s' uo uo','-'y la'c C0,'ar was auoIuVu
' @''u "a = 10" Io ol Pa'eS1 pms ana ngr nl'r
was '.'u Dl'S WIN WIN q f''oou 10 .Ha'cn'
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,'oua W '"' 'I!,., ,.,S 0u'us'I nol Nuo'C aP'
, 1e1r1uVo' - a NIUE 'as'' uoe' 'nucn iCr a
woman : 'o"''' anu ygl no" small VIten'
Is 'ue oos,, q S''up'e Ang' o' ''oiG' or
crimson 'e,Ne' VIII MAKE uu'i uress loon
olisa' auu ii g'en ..e e'eEan' as a sra.
p"'p'er s'io' 'r'ics MAKE periecuon' out
Per'yc''yu ~ 's 10 'r'Nc' .,
nIs' Montgomery laco wore a brighter
'ooA 'n"u u1ua' ,na' Iay' as she entered tne
nursery ilot ufess hau aCIualIy ra'seq Ief
sIlii'si Ou- auo Nus n'Iu'y prepared ior
II' y, Duisl 81 aa.'l''a'iOu .ua' gree'eu her
IL 20 nuu oitou lnat coln pilhehts are sincere
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-07-08

But il was not long time the rich man
knew the comforts Of a home that was a
home indeed. One day a sudden illness
overpowered him, and as he lay almost
helpless upon his bed he called Jacob and
Martha to his side, and joining their hands
together he said, e" / now give you to each
other, and all have is yours, for | am
going home"
In time Martha and Jacob were married,
and so it happened after all that she for
whom the great house had been built be-
camo its mistress, and as Stephen Dinghy
had desired, she was the finest lady in town,
aud not only that but the poor people said
she was the richest, grandest and best.
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TaE nEAnr OF ArnieA. Three Year. Travels and
Fqom M IVA 5s 10 y ID, pE'E99s ] o SenTsl
iarih Tapslaisd ts, by Ellen + Frgwer with an In.
viii maps AID wood.cat ia'tra,ions. New YORK
harper a Brother"
The only traveller who, beside Sir Samuel
Baker, has succeeded penetrating Africa from
north to south, the author has brought back
with HIM many newand valuable facts IN geog-
raphy and ethnology, and virtually sets at rest
the ong-disputed question as to the existence
OF race oI dWarls IN central Africa concern
ing "hlch not the classical wrltors' nor The
ancient 'oyagers' nor the modern travellers
sihcei down To the somewhat imaginative Du
Ona'lln' have ooon quite able TO remove the
popular sSepuclsm. Ninwood Feade' who
FURNISHES an introduction To- oDr sehweIniurth 3
o'ok' gives 10 as h's opinion that these d"'tis
are no other than the bushmcn OF south Africa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-07-08

Rats are very plenty in the Hoosac
tunnel and according to the Adams Tran
script they seem to have been the means of
saving the lives of several miners, who were
sitting on the platform when large drove
of the rats rushed by, to which the miners
gave chase. They had gone but a short
distance when the roofing fell down over the
platform where they had been sitting
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--Shad in Lake Ontario are now plenty,
and are increasing very rapidly. They
were introduced four years ago, and were
entirely new to that region then. 1t has
been supposed that they could not live
without salt water, but this shows that
they can.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-07-08

llARPER & BRoTHERs publish, also, Fre Mn
ute Chats wih Young Women, and Certain
Other Parties, by Dio Lewis The volume i.
filled with fresh and suggestive articles OF
sanitary topics, put in such a crisp, vigorous
way, and characterized by such eminent good
sense and truthiulness that they cannot fail Il
interest and benefit all who read and heed them
Tho book is handsomely printed and bound
and contains about four hundred pages. Fol
sale at phinneys.
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1t is said that Daniel Pratt has writ
ten to President Grant that if he does not
resign in bis favor he shall oppose his cleo.
tion for a third term. There are a good
many others who are opposed to the Prcsi-
dent for about as good a reason,
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miscellaneous.
Ror tho Watchman.
TO JUNE.

Ror tho WatchmA
TO JUNE.
uTN.A.B.
Tripping from The gates u dawn,
O'ef the rose-mmed emerald lava,
with all Thy attendant tran,
We welcome thee, fair juno, again.
Mother Nature all her flowers
brIngst forth from fairy howers,
flinrs them, blushing, at thy feet
Thus Thy coming doth .he greet.
An the birds amid the trees
With thelr warbllngs an the brocze,
And the hrooklet mufmurng low
Halls Thy advent hero below
Soon at evenings rosy cato
VIII Thy Footsteps linger late,
But again another yolr
Well welcome thee, ihlr June, 20 dear
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PERSONAL INFLUENcE.-Upon the higher
Alps the snow is sometimes piled SO high
and so evenly balanced, that crack of q
whip or the shout Of a voice may give suf
fcient vibration to the air to bring down tn,
whole mass upon the travellers below. Sc
in our moral world there are souls just how
ering over the abyss of ruin word OIL
even look from us may cause them tC
plunge down into the depths from which
there is no return or helping hanC
stretched out to them in the moment o
peril may lead them back to the safe, SURF
paths Of virtue and peace
Knowing that we have such power, shal
we not humbly pray; " Lead US not int
temptation, but deliver us from evil ?"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-07-08

UNDER InE TREES (Ilarper & Brothers. is
the title which the Rev, DR. Samuel lreneus
Prime has given to a number of miscellaneous
papers, written mostly out Of doors, and now
first collected in volume. They illustrate
many phases of rural life, and touch at times
upon grayer subjects in a manner well adapt
ing them to become eontemplatye man 5
companion For pleasant, discursiye reading
in the midsummer days, we know of no recent
publication better fitted to take into the coun-
try. For sale at Phinney's.
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HE WRNT.--Donald Cameron, an early
teacher in Indiana, died at Madison, re-
Gently. lie was teaching at the time war
was declared against Mexico, and was in
formed of it by one of the scholars. lie
arose and said Boys, there was never o
war in which there was not a Cameron, and
| am determined this shall be no exception;
school is dismissed until Mexico is con-
quered." Putting on his hat, he left the
house, enlisted, aud served under Colonel
james IL. Lane to the close Of the war.
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TIE HIoHEsT Coon. Holiness is the
highest good of life, and, in order to i'm
press us most deeply with this fact, God
never bestows any richer blessing on faith,
fu hearts than their own holiness. lie
never draws any nearer to the spirit, or by
any other medium than in and through its
holiness. lie has appointed 80 that good
ness shall be our joy in cloudless times,
and our strength and comfort when the sky
is dark and there are no other resources
to uphold wrongcd and prosecuted good
man in his seeming desertion by Providence
itself,--a he needs no other,--than the
good treasure Of his heart.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-07-08

CNnARLkS T. SABIN, Mechanical and
~ Clyll Engineer, will make surveys and estimates
OF cost uf railroads and also furnish estimates for the
the sale of the celebrated Putnam Engines and Boil
ors All Boilers sold by him are tested by the Hart
ford Insurance Company, and Insured for one year.
Twenty years experience in designing and erecting
steam machinery for mills and railroads, enable,
him to furnish such information as those in want Of
steam machaery can probably aYal themselves Of
Address,
IAll, CIIARLEs I. sAnIN. MontpalIer. VI
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The Home Circle.
LOVE.

ny ELLEN.
Friendly meetings, kindly grcotIng'i
Merry laughs and spriIhtly tones
Glad and bright with loves own light,
Round about our lives hayo sh0nc
Over us an The shadows nill
but the sunshine comes as wOll,
And the hIttor tear and trembling fears
Have story Of love 10 ton.
Tho blue above ia full Of l0vc,
And the green beneath our fcct;
The flowers of spring, and the birds that sing,
The same sweet word repeat
Those Joyous thing. which each day lrnCs
Are pointing our hoarts on high,
For Jesus alone, from loves own throne,
Can perfect md gl1rty.
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In the morning, think of what you are
to do in the day; at night, think Of what
you have done.
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HEN DOLLARS PREMIUM viii be
L pld to "tplapr c.4thhicr-. far thoir scr-
yac- u ealtmtaut Ny N1uL1N ne Mutpe er
Tailor Apps atuaen. 4-tt
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neur Advertisements.

GTO EACH WEEK! Agents wanted
~ - particular. trae.
WOArl t co, st Louis. $40.
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nanral e eligintts


LONGING AND LISTENING.
BY SAMUEL w. DurflrLD.
To- stnich my hand and touch Hin,
Thmlh be Do far away
Il ruao my owes and 500 Him
Thrtugh darkness ne through day
To 1my voice aud call Him
Iisa 20 pay
TO feel hand extended
ly one who stnndeth near
To Wow the luvo that shipoth
To- eyes serene and cieaf
TO know lhli Boo De- calling
Itn Is 70 h,rr
-Chfhp1p Union.
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BY y. 81 y. M. POLA ND.
Watnhman 6 journal.
New Publications.

WEDNESDAY, july 8, 1874.
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Ordors sent 70 D, " RAMSDELL, Cholsoa, VtI
or, W, A. B0uTELLE, Montpelier, VI.
NoTE.-Many will ask where are your tosti.
monialsin In reply would say that have none
for the that in Vermont has raised them
but myself this being the first year they were
offered for sale In America.
Respectfully yours,
l5u b. W. RAAlSDELL,
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THE MEADOW KING MOWER
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VI U i l. Il S S o A T -
Those Oats originated In Bolgum, were brought to
this country Ia 1863, and now In the possession
Of two parties A very reliable firm IN Mil
waukoe, Wis., controls the West, and
D. W. RAMsDGLL, OF CHELSEA, VI,

controls New England and the southern States,
now propose 20 sell the liULLESs OATS, until seed
time, at the following prices
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Special Mntices.


Will destroy worms without Injury tu the child hcin
perfectly WHITE. and free from an colorng or otho
Injurious ingredients usually uscd in worm propari
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BAN KS.

AaysaskAL B a n K
OF VEST VIRGINIA.
aoNEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN:
tsrest paid on Special Deposits, Notes an9
Bills discounted Exchange Bougnt anu anu
Sold, Collections made on all polnu sno
proceeds pr0n2S;IIEk Esma51ss;
crispiu OgIeksy, Thomas hughes,
HicHael Kelly, Dr.. A. 8. Todd,
Arthur Little, ]. II. Hubbard,
R.W. HaElett, IL. POLLOCK
''' CSispIN oGLEBAY, President,
IOHN WAGNER. Cashier.
aHNRY Y LIFT, GIBSON LAHB.
BANK OF WHEELING
s WHEELING. VIVA.
CAPITAL, 100000
Stockholders personally IL
able and representing ever
$500, 900.
Receives Deposits and Discounts Paper. :,
Deals in Gold, Silver, Coin-drafts ano
Sells Drafts on Engla nd, Ireland, Franco.
Germany and other prominent par% VI
BUYS and sells Government, State, CIT
and Railroad Bonds.
Interest Paid on Special Deposits;
Special attention given to collections.
DC. LIFT, President.
G.LAMB, Cashier.
jos. SEYBOIO, Assistant CaEnier'
janis --
Merchants National BanP
of Wheeling,
AT WHEELING.
CAPITAL 100000
Deals in Gold, Coupons, Bonds, Commercial
Paper and Bills OF Exchange.
Interest Paid on Special DEEPEST
Collections 1nsde on all poinis snd procea
promptly RENTED.
Revenue Stamps, New Fractional Cur.
redcy, /, .. Sand cent coin constantly o
hand. o,
In, Vance, John Handlar,
/. S. DeispIsin, z: J, stone,
a 4. WilsoS Kelley, " W. s. 6oshoiin,
A. Wilson.
J. NELSON VANCE, President.
Iro 7 IoNE9. Cashier myl
FIBST RATIONAL, BANK
or WHEELING.
United States Depository.
s...--s <Sp7SsS
4 general Banking, Exchange sind Co!lHc
ton business transacted with FIDELITY al
promptness.
Revenue stamps for sale In sums TO suit
New fractional Currency ard l, 2, and o.
coin alwayson hand for the accommoda
| ton OF the public. ..-
| Accounts OF Merchants, AarufsctuTsrs
| Bankers and others solicited.
| DIRECTORS,
John K. BOTSEORD, President,
sssoV W. Fran1Seim, John +, wilson,
| Jacob 8. Rhodes, George adams,
M. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
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A wolf.
Editors OF the Register.

n "Ohs
Editors Of the Register.
Your correspondent Innocence
Abroad" after informing his readers
that be is neither orthodox nor hetero-
dox, zoe on to speak OF "the grossest
ncongruities and absurdities in the
Bible which no reasonable man OF ordi'
nary faith pretends to believe. de
further says that be does not believe
that God ever repented that he made
man." nor that God will damn all man
kind for the sins OF Adam unless they
repent; nor that God and the devil are
engaged in a perpetual struggle for the
human race.
would ask, then, in Heavens name,
what do you believer Not hetero.
dox. indeed Sir, you may
prate of innocence as much as you like,
but YOU are a wolf in sleeps clothing.
You are an infdel. Where is your
cspdor I? Beware, sir, how you tampel
With this sacred thing lest the just
Judgment Of God fall upon you
: =. II. CANDoR.
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sucee.. Based Upon Meris.

ItliB q subject OF general remark,
among both Wholesale and retail drug
gists, that no medicine introduced to
the American public has ever gained
such a popularity and met with 30
large sale in all parts OF the land, in
the same length oftime, as DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. This cam
not depend upon its having been more
largely advertised than any other med
icine, as such is not the case. The
correct explanation, we think, is found
in the TACT that this medicine produces
the most wonderful and perfect cures
OF very bad csses Of bronchial, throat
and lung diseases is undoubtedly the
most perfect and efficient remedy for
all kinds of coughs that has ever been
introduced to the public, and at the
same time possesses the greatest OF
blood-purilying and Strengthening
properties that medical science has
been able to produce, thus render
ing it sovereign remedy not only in
the cure of Consumption, Bronchitis
Hoareeness and Coughs. but also for
all diseases of the liver and blood, as
scrofulous diseases. blotches, rough
skin, pimples, black specks, and discol-
orations. 1t has therefore a wide
range OF application and usefulness, and
it not only gives the most perfect safe
isfactiou to all who use it, but far ex.
ceeds the loudest praise Of the most
sanguiue, thus eliciting the londest
praise, and making permanent living
advertising mediums OF ell who use 1t.
For these reasons it is that there is not
perhaps druggist 10 all the vast do
main of this continent, who tries to
please HE customers and supply their
wants, that does not keep and sell large
quantities OF this most valuable medi-
cine.
JEsuP, Iowa, May 9Th, 1873.
DIR. r. Y. Pierce:
DEAR R:-We take pleasure in
saying that your medicines have sold
entirely beyond our expectations. We
regard them as the best medicines ex-
tant, and hear them spoken OF in the
highest terms Of praise.
K. L. SMITH il Co.
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aeheelias 9cgi5ter.
DnrM- E&aIsTER,

For the Register.
MARY's LAMB.
Away down south In Tennessee,
There dwelt an ancient ram;
Atruly womb Gus one was he,
Collected, cool and calm.
The "ovine pasture" where he roamed,
Was deep, and rich, and wide;
With trees bedecked, while numbering
Through all did softly glide.
A happy sheep was this old buck,
Hero In this nice retre eat;
No yelping wolf, or baying hound,
Did threaten him to eat.
His woody coat was nice aud sleek,
And he was embon point;
A mighty pile OF bra ms he had,
And horns three cubits long.
But now, alas! the scene Is changed
One day while capering round,
A big peTSimnon, puckeIing rip,
He spies upon the ground.
Like mother Eve, ha went for It,
II opened wide his eyes,
And looking up saw millions more
Ag inst the deep, blue skies.
And thus he reaso ed, "they are there,
an have them here ere long;
an butt the yonder tree,
"Then they the ground will throrg."
Ills done; he's full as any tick,
His brain Is all on fire.
HIS dreams are OF perImmons now,
They are his one desire.
And now like Balaam, he is blind
AS blind as any bat;
Sometimes he butts persimmon trees,
Sometimes on oak doth spat.
Fare thee we'll my woody friend,
EVOLVED by theologic skill,
From dee pest, darkest nothlngness,
A racd1t place to I'LL.
INQUIRER.
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w A N T e D .

Flour.
,on BBLS. MOSS ROSE,
I,l, Io0" Sterling,
iVV SO" Choice Family,
SSa cottage xxx.
la" 70 Semitic Lily,
iHa" Cream Of Indiana,
an" Gem (Spring wheat
i'm" White Rose,
100" Washington,
100" Peerless,
store and for sale 6y,r.,.pu,
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Comm issiOners taie OF Stli
Ward Property.


In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling.
Elizabeth q. Campbell and Thos. i. Camp
bell, infants who sue by their next friend
jacob IL. Greer.
Mary c. Campbell, 81 al.
IN CHANCERY.
BY virtue OF decree OF the Municipa
Court OF Wheeling, inside and entered Ia
the above entitled causeon the 20lh day OF
March, 1874, ! will, ON
Saturday, the Iath day Of June, -
BEGINNING Mt 10 O'Clock o. m, OF said day,
offer al public sale Ia the highest and bost
bidder or bidders, at the front door of the
Court House OF ohio county. the following
described lots and paroles ~ siound situate
In the slh Waid o. The city o Wheeling,
thst Ia 70 say: Lot Numbered one IN square
numbered eighteen, lots numbered ssvep.
teen and eighteen In qusTe numbered
eighteen with the Improvement upon said
lot No. IL, consisting Of q frame tenement
house, lot numbered hltsen In square num-
bertd tbirty-eigiIt, lots number td Ave aud
six in square numbered foty-four, lot
numbered three In square numbsrtd thirty.
seven, and lot Numbered Two In squire
numbered lofty nine, alf OFT addition 10
the city OF Wheeling, laid out by sprigg
Richie.
TERMS OF sALE--o One fourth orso much
more OF the puTcbase money m the pur-
chaser or puTcbsse may elect TO pay In
cash, and the residue In three equal annual
instalinenis from the day OF tale, with In
teIest upon said dc erred install lments from
the day ofsale, the pdI chase Tn give good
. ersonal security Tor the payment Of ssid
deferred InstsIlmepts, and interest, and
the title 10 the prOpeity TO be retained un-
til the purchase money Is fully paid.
JAMES n. McAECHFN,
mal2oaw tpecsal Commissioner.
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-oH sAIH.

s.RM ooNTA1NINg oME HU 2 y!
FAd and three acres. ] viii eel II In
a dred A atv,Se il In lots Of four or nve
suit parshassTcs; Tnsrs 3 s,9 mo Sssr
and In onliH ,Sfn one mile Of the city OF
Wheeling, cash; balance In one,
Terms ,Hree wears. For further particu-
lars enquire VI GEO. ROBERTS,
IS Main street.
T. OBRIEN,
Real Est te Agent.
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LETTER BUXES.
Parkersburg Mineral Wells,

WOOD COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
w TAYLOR < RUBIfsSON, Proprietors:
These popular Wells have been rentted
throughout, and are now ready for the re-
csption of visitors. The Wafer Of the Wells
has proven Itself TO be OF extraordinary
IN Liver, and diseases generally OF the
sIIrentary canal and abdominal vtscera.
And cepjoinei with that ofthe Chaiybeate
Springs, is believed to apply 10 wider
range OF dis ease than the water OF aimest
any other resort In the country. mai D
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In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling.
Elizabeth q. Campbell and Thos. T. Camp
bell, infants who sue by their next friend
jacob IL. Greer.
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Soaps.
Colgate's Sterling,
Cir Olive,
Pearl,
/. o. u,
Golden Banner.
Good Intent.
Genulny CASTLE. u.u
For sale. IlNdLh lShA"'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-30
NELL & Ell|NGHAM,
WHOLESALE cRocERs,
1905 Main 1T.

Have now In store and for sale:
eco HAIR Bbls Lake Herring.
40 +" White Fish,
200 No 3 Mackerel.
aD ko.2 MaekeTel.
400 Packages aHck.Iel, Nos. 2 and In
quarter barrels and kits
~ Tierces choice Carolina Rice.
$50 Bbls choice n. -. Noiasscs.
81 Hhds choice n. U. Sugar.
80 Bbls Syrup.
~ Bus Standards A. *, Extra q Granu.
lated, Powdered, Crushed, FRANKLIN and
CCSugars
100 Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose,
Keystone, ldewise, How ri aud other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime 10 cboic Coffee.
% Halt Chests prime 70 choice u. p. Teas.
80 Caddies prime tO choice u r. Teas.
20 Hail Chests pi ime Ia choice Black Teas
Our Tobacco embraces HalbroOks, !. X.
Niiliner's, PAGES md other good and relia-
HE Lranrs, among the best In the country.
Ourstook II Iuli ana complete, and will be
offered TO the trade pt the lowest market
pr CO. We invite close buyers To call and ex-
anime our htock Jsfofe purchasing elhe-
where. NELL. ELLlSGHAM.
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