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OCAL.:MlSCELLANY.
DEATH OF SAMUEL MYERS.

DEATH OF SAMUEL MYERS. "'
Dunth i,ns solvcd tho problem Of life for ono
moro Of our boat- known cltlzons, Samuel Mycrs
tecehsls Nno"n 10 INC p''Dllo oi oi''raso 10 .no
proprietor OF Myers Opera-liouHc. llo dted lase
oyoping fow 1ninutoB nftor o'clocl:,'n moro:
shadow Of tho atnlwart, loarty gentleman who
9s". ae,o aprusu w H. 1.st low ~ it, 1tro
Ao was conscious up to tho laas ho1r oi nfe i1e,
shough unable TO moro ila in.aolo' ana utterly,
o1.o -, what ,vos nnaatnr nroun1 him Int Ia,
aeo ~ "'%' H. ,ns,r, 1;u,oole ,,nsoratood hv
succeooe" III n"A.7 H. Laao h"aae 11,s ,s, ~
thoao who wero ot hla bodsldo' LIS death
q tS nao'os9a soa Sseseo ,to atsoEod him I'm
;a aIss a"'i IT, 'ot t,,n % sv,mntnn,a Tia ntton1ino,
1i,yaiciana ordered lin mn1odiatoly to repair t.
l19 peai,. .,rJr. ~ rtonssu. hnt Mr. Mvnra
t,o,,11,. ttap ~ H. annnr n nrofnrrod to
e. at.o y. o,'3s, .1 f+o =, anoaa IN Ian
n hn tx amoihcr at5ole, II robbed hin Of tho
nno NJ h;a iin,t,s' and narn1yZol tho muscles or
tho throat so that lo syas unable to speak OK,
M i,is caso M ono1oaa. bit l,is refatiyea. eIo
oo,1n ~ Ie Hr Jrs1 navi"H ts rnf,scd to dnsair rey
cl"ncca nh yaieiana md. ,i1lJor now troatmet,t
NIr. Alyors 6ogan TO- Improve rapidly. His COM
fIo was aIin Ia walk but a Tow days ago mid ti;o
,,uo ~ lila l;1ni,s was nl,nnst cnfrnIv rccovnroT
Fla intoironco briul,tnnofl. fbonrh moi
ma rnn;i11y nj np1d ],nye bnnn' ]orott Int hfs
vn,nc w1a cnno. Frii1ov he want ont wifi,
Ills wife md called unon some Of lis relasiyos.
Saturday morning II wns discovered that during
tlo nnit q third strol,o Of tho dIsoase Ind nara.
fyyod Rim co,nnlotsIy anl from tLnt ho contiuucd
to faii iii ieath cpnio Tho Uoy, Or, LooIo at-
toudol him in tho aftcruoou, and tic dying man,
oyinood lilo ioonost interest in tic aorylces ronI
by hla bedside, All lis noaroat rotations wore
Tlth hin],-hfB vito mud elBters, Mrs. Moyioltor,
aud Mrs. TLayor, pnd bis siater-in-}aw, Miss
Marble. = -
Samuel Myers tyns born ut IYcBt Union, O., in
thu year 1881. His fathor, who ia still living, in
stockton, cai., was . Methodist minister, sta-
tionGl at TINT town. = Ho received fair 'oduca-
tion, mud camo to Chicago In tho yoar 1850, OF |
visit 10 llia sistor. Mr.. 1.eo Immediately elEaaod
him az comedian at btu oid thontre, where 10 re-
maiuod till 1866, when Mr. Aico ,feslRhoa tue
management Of tho honHe, Alr. Moficker @ vas
then III Bt, Louis, but, whsn 10 opoued MS Chl,
eaGo theatre he engaged 1lr. Myoro professional
seryicou. For eix years Mr: Myers played on
Balary, bnt III 1864 lao was given an 12toIGst ~
tho theatre. Tho partnership with Mr. ~ VloKor
was dissolved by the ilro Of Oot. y, 1871. AZ.
Myers bad beon growing oorpnlent moanwMlle,
and decided that his figure untitled him tor 'ight
eomedy pa1te, and, after That, until hla Fotuo-
meht from tho stage, 10 plnyed low comedy.
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LOCAL LETTERS.

T. AQuLlC
10 me Editor Of Ihs Chicago Tribune:
| BIn: II tho Common Council earnestly dcsiro
to accommodate tho people, they will act at
onco, before tho bnthing season Ia ovor, and not
concentrate all their efforts In tho construction
Of one coatly ont-of-tho-way bathng.houao,
which nhnll oclipBo in Bp1ondor those Of ancicnt
Notno. venture to say TINT, whore ilo ono
whloh they arc planning to erect ut tho cloao of
tho bathing season; or In readIuosa for .noxt
wiascr, will ocat $4,000 or over, twenty or
; thirty bathing.houacs could bo built in two
weokn for tho aarne money which would eervo
.lio pooplo as we'll, and, perhaps, bottcr. Pub
lo convenience lis an important Item. Ten smnll
baths, at. aocossb1o portions Of tho city, Rro
much moro desirable thnn, ono largo ono in tho
suburbs. II tho city, authoritios will agrco to
furnish tho water and a policeman to maintain
ofdor, hayo no doubt TINT tho citizens of each
ward would loase' tho ground and put up tho
noedful Temporary buildings, and bnths sprlng
up by magic in At loast d deozon quartoFa, Of tho
6u1dAuo, Juno 10, 1874. =
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tho second and third floors into tho jail part bo-
noath. Whom lio folt. his footing yiolding ho on
only In getting hls arms hail way oyor
: tho top, and, as ho Immediately boga,,
falltng, tho rough mortar on tho
bricks soratohod mud lacoratod boil, asma very
hadly. Whom llls fe|low-laborora reached Tho
basement he wan to,ttd to DO half covered with
dcIria a,sd PARTIALLY iuso.1sltlo IIo was pulled
out at once. aud laid ao,no straw 1,ear by, to
await tho arrival OF Dr. Molten, who had booen
gone Mt or by Policeman Moyhan, Of tho First
collar bono was broken, nnd That ho had received
informal iijurloB Of d norioun character. uo wag
tnkon to the County Hospital, bnt owing to Tie
excessive warm weathor, unions ho hRa oxtrn
caro- IL ia doubtful If Ao will oyor assIHt in raz-
lug anotnor wall.
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- ANOTHER rup11o NUISANCE.

IL fht Etiftor qf thd Chfcdpo Tribune:
,s1n, Whichever bridge, sidewalk, Or other
public Improvement, noeis repairinR. Tho city
most suro to choose q time when tue poople chn
DO incommotled the nost-dnriug tho bnsioat
hours Of tho day--nnd whom tho largest crowd
throng tho thoroughfarc. Tako, for instance,
tho re!ayinE Of plank upon the bridges. Why
should tho Madison, Randolph, or other streot
bridges bo kept open for days at time In order
saaes sM '44aSss9sf 4So4 s 10 ss rsaon G S tho 5
world Why oil such work could not, be done at
night, when the atroots arc cloar OF people. Tho
fow dollars oxtrn domandel for nght-work Ia ns
nothing compared to tho inconvouionco caused
by closing OF. obstruottng q leading. thorough:
faro. Fifty thousand people arc duly annoyed
tofaooommodato to few city contractors who will
not work Of night. q.
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:. SUNDAY TRAINS TO THE rAnKs.

SIN: Weto tho several railroads conn octing
with tho Parks. the: Northwestern, load ing to
Contral Park tho Ohieago, Burlington i QWin-
cy, to DouBlas Pork; tho milwaukee, t. St. Paul,
to the. South Parks to each run q cheap Sunday
traln,--fare nominal Say 10 oenta oaoh way
it would give thousands OF people np opport,i-
nifty to got into tho country moro than o,ica dur
Ing the hot summer Benson. Worry many persons
only largo park ohsily accessble-by the crowded
eontlition of tho Btroes cars snndays. Poor
pooplo cannot afford carriago even onco q
weok, nor do they caro- to walh Or be crowded to
project to tho railroads as a paying Investment
II rightly managed and to the Park Commits.
aiouers, aB not only q benevolent entorprlso, but
. means Of rapidly. Introducing tho public to
CHICAGO, June a., 1874.
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Webst CO.. es5Soo, ~ y. iS0ei 8. oiapp woa&aTs5 C.,
$4,000; cAarnloy Bros: 4; Co., e34.6oOi Gro,
gnn, Bros. 4 Chandlor, SOC. .00oi q. Il. MeCor-'
830, 700; National Printing Company, sso oooo;
peop|e's Omnibus Il Daggago Con1pnny, e0o,000;
r. parmeleo d. Co., 900 0{0 Il ". j. Quan l. Col
&oo,oooi $. Il. nansonn 4 Co.. 900; J, T.
Nycrs9n 11An a.n 4 e., 8oo ooo Richards q l1,ntoon.
4 Sons, $31 900; NJ. solz i o., $4,000; Joseph
Stockton, $50, 1000; Tollman & King, s92, 1000 ;
Boedor, Adamn .s Co.,, 525,000.
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TIE DEN-WBNTwoRTH DITCH.
Tho Special Committee Of tho Council having
under consideration tho questions whosher tho
Ogdon-W Wentworth ditch IL q nuisance anl
whether tho city can close itup, were to lave
held another meeting yosterday afternoon, but
did not Hinoo quorum WIS not present. Sub-
Joined IL tho opinion Of tho Corporation Counsel
upon tho matter, t
J. II. Lihreth, Chairman Of ihs Special Committee,
DEAN HIns You Rak mo two questions:
First" 1Ias Any person or peraona tho right to turn
or 1iYor from Its natural channel 70 tho
dotrment Of my otler pcrson or pcrsonH? refer to
the Ogden d!tch." - .
To ibis annwcr that no person has any such right
In regard to the Ogl0n ditch, under tho evidence al.
duced before your Committee any private poraon who
would have been Injured by tie diversion Of tho river
DespfatncBt from its natural corao, or tho City Of
CAioago, for the preaeryaton Of tho public health,
injunction.
Sxooni. s1Iaa thu Board Of Hoatth rowor to doo1aro
The oYlon ditch nuisance. md to govern 1t NJ
10 thts question nnawer, that tue Ogden ditch,
connecting the Dosninen with tho weat fork Ut tho
do not ntl any provision e!tlor in the eharEcr Or
ainances Of tho city comforting any auch power upon
tbs Board OF Health.
Your Committee do not ask my opinion ~ TO any
remedies under tho prosont state Of aHalra; and
will not, tAaIefores ale to tom excopt 80 far a1t
say TINT. tho facts stated beforo your COM
1ntteo, tAe qucstion may properly 10 submitted to
grand Jury OF tho County to inquire into and deter.
iniue wtielLer thp Ogden ditch IL not nuisance upon
i have called The attention OF Htpto's Attorney Reed
to tic matter aud 4ayo ploYl4ol him with tue means
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THE NEW JAIL.

The strength OF tho new County jail WAS test
cd Sunday night by two boys, John Brady md
William Ramsdale, both Of whom nude thor es-
capo for tho moment and In the easiest maunor.
They were confined In yThat ia known as tho
boys department., on tho aeoond floor, fronting
the ailoyway. on tho .west side Of tho building.
Tho perpendicular rods to the windows nre Of
about two foot apars. AL tho escaping prisou~
ere had to do waa to force tho rods npart,
squeeze through, and lower themselves to thoi
ground by moans OF ropo adjusted 1or tho pur-
fully md without annoyance. They wero
subsequently captured, however,: and layo
boon sont to tho Reform School. 70
much for m Introduction, It 4, T. TIE
reporter yesterday, aud borno out by Rn exn1n-
nation of tho latost' building fraud, tim. our
"uow, elegant, and magnificent" County Jail IL
failure ns regards security. strength anu a[a
Oh a weak aud miaorable structure, and tho donr'
public may whiatla for their lost currency, with
q probability that tho music will bo kept up
until full and thorough inyestigation is made,
mako good thoir transparent discrepancies.
Tho contract called tor. bnEs or rods an
inch thick, but instead, h1c9.cights iron
aa possible, but enough to got eome people into
q fargo-Bizol Borapo md tirst-class criminals out
| Of limbo. Since the jul authorities hayo taken
| possession. they hare endeayosod to strengthen
several weak points, but thoy found them SO
numerous that they gayo Up the work, and have
decided to lot greater vigilance take care Of tho
two hundred prisoners now In their keeping.
Tho Sheriff and tue, jatlor do not feel very.
secure, as regards their prisoners, and will not
unless something il done, and that quickly, to
| Htrongthon the whole structure
One Of the most prominent avenues Of escape.
md ono which seems to hayo boon constructed
for that. purpose, is aouttlo-holo or opening
in tho root; the ,, cover " tS 'o; thts ia: fat.
prisoners in the immediate vicinity hayo
easy aucoss to it. Once tho roof 1t will require
no great effort to climb down nice iron ladder
to tic roof Of the corridor below, and then jump
Into the contro area, and thus escape into tho
Mr. Gleason, tho euperint ten1ent OF the work on
the building, will probably attend to II. It ls
botoh, and evidently has Us much sollcitude
about 1t as nfesars. Armstrong d Egan, tho
architcots, whose plans were accepted without OK
animation by the Sheriff or the Jailor.
The whole structure ia defective. and certainly
demands careful and searching investigation at
the hands Of tho County Commissioners.
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CHARITY

Wetnetday afternoon fgnrnerS1no Day. holiday pps.
i9rnnn1s At o,clo9k, by tho Fitthav. Company, Of
Saturday Mainen at 3-Dply hIatInoa pf CHARITY.
saturday plight, June a. third Of lilo Ola Comedy Nights.
Next week, positively farewell weak OF Tho flfth.ay.
Company. a change OF performance every night.
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1*1'so "e'o 1'4e "o'H oue o1o VI MI Au0UhFIu
Daly's Fifth-an. Theatre Company.
Monay Jay nIsht Juno n md every eyqnInE El 10 pro
Of 1874, entitled
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sor NJ. f. Maury, Of Virginia. The Pro-
fessor was in company with Mr.. James
Gililahd, who represents Pennsylvania
company that owns one hundred thoY7
sand acres Of the very best mineral lands
bordering on Elk river. AThe professor
! is engaged in making geological survey
along Elk river, After examining our
ores. he decides them to be of q superior
quality Some of our ores afe highly I'M
pregnated with lime. idThrse distinct
fysins contain a large smount of yellow
ochre, The above ingredients are very
essential to make a good quality of iron;
and to make it without so much fuel.
Professor Maury is the very man for the
business he is engaged in. He is an
adept in his profession, and can read the
mountains from top to bottom with as
much apparent ease as schoolboy can
his alphabet. IL. ...4....,u
| have been informed that charter
has been granted to construct rail-
road up Elk river. A company IS
at this time actively engaged in nayi-
igating the river. When the two enter
prises are perfect West Virginia will
stand second to no State in the Union SO
far as mineral worth is concerned. The
great originator has used economy when
constructing the everlasting hills; he has
made them to clap their hands and re-
joice over the superintendent amount OF
her rich deposits of coal and iron. These
gigantic hills and mountain. appear I"
be standing up like SO many strong men,
ready to enter the field and contend lor
the prize that lays at the end ofthe imam
c;el race 5. MCGIFFIS.
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often though not always, cured by its use.
Nothing can restore the hair where the
tullllcs are DESTROYED or the glands atroph-
led and dccayCd, but such rs remain can
he saved hythiS application,and stimulated
into activity, so that a new growth of hair
is produced. Instead Of fouling the hair
with a paSty sediment, IL will Keep II
clean and vigorous. Its occasional use
will prevent the hair from turning gray or
falling nffiInd consequently prevent bald
ness. The restoration OF vitality II gives
10 the scalp arrests and prevents the for
nation of daudrutf, which is often 80 un-
clcanly and offensive. Free from those
delcteriOuS substances which make some
preparations dangerous AMI injurious To
the hair, the NigOr can only beli"nt but
not harm ii. lfwanted merely for HAIR
DRESSING. nothing else can be found 80
desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye
il does not soil white cambria, and Yet
lasts long on the hair, giving ii u rich,
glossy luStrc, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by j. G. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
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Farm.

DuHSUAST To 4 DEED OF TRtsT 20
/ the undersigned trustee from JHmsH
WRyt, dated 10" 18th day ~ juno, 80. Hud
Of record ~ the clerk '-Uni"" 81 ~" County
Court 81 DhiO county, state ~ W"r' VIZ.
Kinla, ln deed book a. folio ~, ! viii IN
sATtRDhY, TIF 25d DAY % AlDi~I.
lH7I, at 10 o'cl"ck q. ~, ~ the ffpUt dDDr uf
the Court Hons" ~ ohio 'puHty, sSiI uf
public auction, ia" following drA"Tib.aI
property 0DT a sunit"ury fhsf'Df tp pas
The drb' and intITist secured Hs said decd
81 trust and the CEp"Bsiz ~ sali., that ls 90
-ay. that certain faTm cpntElulHgDu" hun
ii rel and hNy-HiD" arr"E, mDr'' or It.sz
FltGRt" Ou the waters ~ FbOu creek. boo
Oh ia county. = Mt 81 West Virginia. JDIn-
n NJ th" farm 81 william Chaplinr OBJ tho
west, that 81 Willie m FInIy pn tho nDTtli,
the farm 81 TLoIna- IismyhiH on the .-a-t
and tH" farm ~ John Glfiin on tha south.
Terms u salo cash
CHAELKs MARSHALL,
lNIl lTlElTe
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AYE RS CkTHARTIC PILLS.

FOrtiIr Trllri
iuId cure Of all
arrangement
In tlIrstOnaClI
liyer,and bow
els. They are
a mild ap"T-
tent, and OK
Cellent purRn
tive. Being
purely yrgrta-
bic, they con
tain nOIn"rcu-
Much ssFlDus
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" /. +. !: {: !. !. !.
MIA els. They are
AA a mild apcr-
lent, and *
> 49, celIent purRn-
70" LE,I tive. Being
~ 49, purely yrg"tGi-
- bic, they con
~ tain mo- fn"rcu-
~ or mineral whatever. Much serious
rickncss and suffering Is puLcnbd ~
!hpfr timely usr and every family should
have them on hand for their pro tectl"n
aud Tclief, when required. Long "Np"f-
fence has proved them the safest, suf'-t,
and hest Uf all the Pills with which M"
MARKET abUunds By their occasional Use,
tho blood u purified IN" cor rtlPil0us ~
the system expelled, Instructions T"fn"'-
81. and the whole machinery ~ w" r.,
stored 10 IT, healthy activity; IutLhh'
organ. Which b.-cdfnc cIpgg"d md slug
gish IRE cleans"d by Ay"r'- PMS, ana
stimulated into action. Thus !u"ipirnt
diseases u changed into health, W" VAIN"
Of which change, when T"cE0h'h on -
vast multttndss who enjoy -, can h>Thly
~. computed Their sugar coating make
thefn pleasant Ia TAX" and pr'7-"r'"s th'If1
yiItuss unimpared FOR any I"Hgih 81 INN
80 sat they are ever fresh, and grH''iIy
reliable. Although .raTchlhk M ar
rn fId. and Dperst.. without dlstnTban"r -
the constitution. or diet, or occupation.
FpIl directions are given on the wrap
mr. Ia each box. nov L. ~" them ~
Family phvsic, and for the following cDfn-
paints. which thee pills rapidly cure:
For Dyspet..ia. 90 lad ga.ti"n, L!-tlr0s-
rl,a.s. Ianguor, aud JJNs Df Appsiit'' they
sbonIh 30 taken moderately 20 s'iuUlai"
the stomach, and TestDTs Its healthy ton"
and action.
For Liver Complaint aud IL. EaTiUuS
svrn ptoTnz. BfIiious HcadaChe. -icE Had
ache Jaundira or Green SIckns-s. Bilious
Colo and BilibOUs Fever, they should ="
iudlciOusiy taken for each Ca-., g. correct
the despa,-.d artion Or remove the OBJ
-tructiOns which cause IL.
For Dy-sntsry OF DiaTrhuss, but one
mild dr.: j. generally required.
For RhsurnatisIu. tOtTt. Gravel, Palpitst-
tion Of the Heart. Pain In the SHIs. Rack
and LpinS, they should -. continuously
taken. a. required. 10 change the dsc'saEsd
action ~ tn" .ySt..m. with surh change
thp~@ ""In plants disappear.
Tor BrOIsy and DrOpaIcad swsIiings,
they shpuih brtAkrn IN Fargo and frequent
dOs.s 10 produce the effect Of u drastic
purgr.
FOR Suppression. a large dos should b"
taken. ~ IL produces the desired effect ~
sympaIhy.
Ass Dinner Pill. take one or two PILL 10
pr"rn0i" digestion and r"!I''" III"
stomach.
An occasional dor. stinuidt.zs the SION.
ach aud bDWsL., TrtDr'- the app-ilbs. AIh
inyignrates the system. Hence ~ j. Often
advantageous Yhsre no serious drrahg'-
ment exists. One who bsels tolsLag!J geI'
soneIi q nds that a duseOf thsse Pills mako
, him feel decidedly better nom their clean
ing and renoyatiflz effect OH the digestive
o apparatus.
Dr. G. Aver & Co., Practical Chemists
LOWELL, MASS, L. :. A.
For sale ~ all Druggists Everywhere.
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AYERS
HAIR VICOR ,
For Restoring to Grey Hair Its Natur-
al Vitality and Color.

4 drcs sing
which is n |
once agreeable
hralty and ef-
fcctual for pre-
serving I h "
hair. IL noon
rctOrcsGuhdOr
gray hair Ia its
original cOiOr,
UiM tie gloss
udGeShnesS Of
yDUth. 7 h in
hair is thick
cnrd, ml n
hair checked
an Il badness
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LETTER FROM BRANTON.
A New Coal FuruRce-IrOh Deposits
I'm Rraxton and clay Counties.

f.ultOrN OIL inc iNSSIH''''
STRANGE GREEN. BEANToN Co.
notice q small article in your paper,
taken from the Charleston Courier, stat
iny that new iron furnace has b"eii
erected on Eli river, at tn" mouth Oh
Strange creek. We have AN ncnrpo-
rated company under the laws OF West
Nirriuia The names Of the directors
are James VI. Kinkaid, George Clyde. II.
!. Whitmore, ). =. Sawyer ana Satl"ei
MrGitfin. 1t is mistake about the iur-
mace being built, and the location being III
Clay county. We have in course OF con-
struction Il quarter stack cold-bIaSt char
coal furnace. The work i progressing
damirably under the supervision. oi our
most worthy manager and president
Jesse :. SAWYER. We expect To com
mencc smelling iron sometime IN Feb
ruarv. and We also expect to make ''r
wheel iron. ~ .g..l
In regard To the deposits of iron ore IN
Bra1ton and Clay counties, there Is n"
mistake in regard to the quality, and 50
far rs quantity i concerned, sufficient
amount to run five hundred furnaces one
thousand wears. Should time be con-
tinu,d after that date. railroad could he
kept busily employed shipping ore and
iron from the Elk River alley l am
a>toni<kcd, when I think of the amount OF
capital employed in other localities in
the iron business. that this region has
been overlooked 10y enterprismS iron
manufacturers. --' -
We have, in addition IL the tremcn-
duus beds of iron. coal in abundance and
Of the first quality; coal THAT viii smelt
iron; timber that can sesreel he cx-
crlled; timber sufficient to make char
coal iron for ages, and after the timber Is
exhausted the God of nature has wisely
and amply provided coal to continue
the manufacture Of iron, the metal that Is
the most profitable to US as Americans.
We had pleasant call made us by
the very worthy and intelligent Profess
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LETTER FROM ION.
Dissertation Oh city Dailies-POliti-
cal Topics.
Editors Of the Register.

WEBSTER, LEWIS Co., W. VA, |
August 9Th 1874. I
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. R. Co.

Ia
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R.

CONDENSED TINE CARD.
Es ~ e :@ mi:
oN AND AFTER NAY 3lSt 1874, TRAINS
\Dwtll run Daily, Except sunday H. fol-
lows, viz: -
'ACCoM'u FAT LIE ACCuH'o %.
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Ia N ;;;:.ss;s
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY II,
[ cis7I Trains will leave Wheeling as fol-
lows, Wheeling time:
ST. LOUIS EMPRESS.
r,ST-IEAyES. wEST-LEAYES.
y,henIino '"Wheeling
"mfE,'m ~ a.lOA.M. daily nj 9:2O +. NJ.
AppIyEs AT ARRIVES AT
yy,si,inUtnn Newark. ID a. NJ.
~, gap, NJ Columbus "A 30 A. VI.
paI,imnre S:20p. N. Sandusky ID: % A. VI.
phii, A. NJ Cincinnati. lO:S3 A. n.
~ York Cos A. NJ. ChicagO........9OOP =. VI.
-''" "Sundays excepted.
WESTERN EIPREiSS.
r,.r1r,yEs. wESr-LEAvES.
whnaIino Wheeling
N dnnw ~ 4.ljp. NJ. daily at 40 A. 81.
ippfyEs Ar ARRIVES AT
u-,sj,in"inn Newark .......l 10 Z. NJ
~ T.lO A. NJ, columbus. - 40 4. VI
poiti,nnra $40 A. NJ. SantluSky ....G::.J l.. VI
PbiIn s:25 p, NJ. CincinnatilO :4O Il. VI
w York $40 u. NJ, ChicagO.....S:O 4. VI
OMIfODATION.
r,ST-LEAyES. wEST-LEAyES.
"Whceing "W hrcllng o.m
InKIyES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumbrrland.55: - PM. GAINESVILLE. ,..S:iO PM
SUNDAYS excepted. Sundays excepted.
East bound trains make direct connec-
tIons a, Baltimore with trains for Phila-
delphia, New York and Boston. AT wash
ingtOn City for all points south.
West bound trains make direct connec-
tions for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
WBEELING PITTSB URGH AND Ball.
IIIORE DITASION.
EAST-IEAVES WEST-LEAVES.
nNhcrIinp HWaShington Pa,
daily AT 7: ID A. NJ. daily at, -G:2l a. NJ.
Wheeling NasilnStoh, IN,
daily nj A 90 =. VI. daily att 40 T.. NJ.
sundays excepted sundays excepted.
Tickets To all principal points can ne
procured al the Oflicr at the Depot.
THOS. II. SHARP,
Master of Transportation.
R.T. DENRIESS, General Agent, Wheel
no myl6
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-07

A GENERAL BANKING, EXCHANGE
n and Collection business transacted
with fidelity and prOmptneSs.
Certificates of Deposit issued and inter
est paid thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale in sums TO suit.
New Fractional Currency and !, :, 3, and
&c coin always on hand for the accommo-
dation Of the public.
Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and others solicited.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN X. BOTSFORD President,
JACOB HORSBROOK HENRY VI. HARPER,
GEO. w, FRASZHEIM, JOHN r.. WILSON,
JACOB =. RHODES, GEORGE ADAMS,
JOHN l.. HOBBS, WN. Il. SIMPSON.
NJ A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
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