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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-07
NOTICE..

To the Sheriff ef Onslo,o County, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to summons
James Mills, ST., Noisy Taylor and her hus-
band jackson Taylor, Jane Henderson and her
husband Stephen Henderson, Lnsy Mills Bry
ant Mills, UZza Mills, Holland A skew and her
husband A mos Askew, Ann koonce, James L.
Mills, Ann NJ. Noble, wife OF plaintiff aud pc
titioner, Mary II. Hodges and her husband
Iemuel w. Hodges, Mourning King and her
husband jesse King, Betsy MashbuIn. w. II
Byrd, Francis ID. koonce, John Mills. SON Of
defendant, Uzza Mills, (Elza Turner and her
husband. Lewis Tnrner, who resided in the
State of Illinois when last heard of, William,
John. James, UzZa, Lott and Edward Mills,
(son OF another William Mills. deceas ii. u hicl
last named William was n brother Of iiaint ffe
interstate. 81 hn NJ lis. AL OF " hon. when last
heard If. wer@ residing near Cool or old
Spring E'oSt t'i"t, Pol e :unty, 'i'eNa y, Sc
PENDANTS 1t thew h.' tnuTid within Vour county,
app ut the III e al the tIe' at tiie Sup.
TiUr Court Tor The county ~ p1s!t'w. within
invent We d+> after tii,. s.-ryi' THIS sum
mons a. IL. NcI,t,Yc i 4! y of SUE. ser
vice, and the rinI :,r,,i yetiri0Il
copies t.i " itsa Ill i,e ;;'.si' III II iii tt
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-07

TIL ''GENTLEdAN IN BLACK" who is
the tutelar demon Of dram-shops, as
sumes his sourest aspect when the
rapid progress of VINEGAR BrTTERs is
reported down below" The Peoples
Vegetable Tonic is playing the mis-
CHIEF with his bltters fred with rum.
All diseases which those demoniac
nostrums a8grayate, under pretense of
relieving, such as indigestion, sick
headache, constipation, rheumatism.
govt, and intermittent fevers are cured
by it. 4w
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ASHPOLE ACADEMY,
Robson County, N. C.

FT1HIS INSTITUTION is situated in the
Il Western part of X ,beson county in the
immediate vicinity of Ashpole (PTesb yteTlnf)
Church, twelve miles distant from Red Banks
Depot. on the Carolina Cent? al Railway, near
the dividing line between North and South
Carolina and twenty miles west of I!umberton.
The first session Of this school will commence
On Monday, August Sd. The scholastic year
is divided into two sessions OF twenty weeks
each.
The Directors have engaged. as Principal,
Mr. Hamilton Mcmillan, a graduate of the
North Carolina University; and of many years
successful experience as a Teacher.
The school is designed to be permanent and
no expense will be spared in rendering it, in
every III spect, a first class Institution. Stu
dents will be subject to strict Discipline, and
will receive a thorough course OF instruction
Rates of I ui'ion per session of twenty weeks:
TEtmdiy CiaSSts. -...H ~ ~
intermediate Glasses. 10 W.
II Shei Cias See :" W.
One half of Tuition in sdvance, the remain
der at the close of the session.
Good beard convenient to the Academy at
Ten Dollars per month.
For further particulars apply 20 the under
signed, Secretary of the Board OF D!rccto >, al
Red Banks P. o., Robson county, n. q.
j b. MCCALLUM, ST.,
Secretary of the Board of Directors of ASH ole
Academy.
july 81 G2t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-07

But one interment, an aged adult,
last week in Oakdale Cemetery.
For slender extrerities horizontally
striped stockings are the thing.
Velvet is worn this summer more
generally than it was last winter.
Sailors are not very obverving men,
although they are still going to sea.
Watering place bellies wear short
pants and Balbriggan hose in bathing.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-07
4 WORD TO THE INVALID.

# healthy Liver Blood SIMMONS HEpAr
COMPOUND CURE will
blessing L
Columbia S. O. at
JAMES MUNDS Store, Third
16 d3m&
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IT HAS NO EQUAL.

1t is the Cheapest, furest and Best Family
Medicine IN the World. Is manufactured only
by y. H. ZEILEN 81 CO.,
MACON, GA, and PHILADELPHIA.
Price, 500. Sold by all Druggists.
july 2j dSw
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Eff FECTUAL SPECIFIC
For Dyspepsia Or Indigestion.

Armed with this ANTIpOTE, all climates aIC
changes of water and food may be faced with
out fear. As Remedy in If HILARIOUS FE
VERS, BOWEL COMPLAINTS, REST
LESS NESS. IAILNUIl.E. IA USEA
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SHELBY SEMINARY,
SHELBY, Clcayeland County, N. G.

oHELb1, Clcayeland County, n. G.
Rev. S. r. TEAwIsK. a. H., Principal.
Mrs RFTT1E V. TRAwICK, Teacher of Music
and Ornamentas.
Other competent teachers supplied as needed
The Fan term of 90 weeks will begin August
4tll, 1874. thorough English course-Mathe-
MATES, Intellectual and Natural Sciences.
Latin, Greek, French, Music on Piano and
various Ornamentals
The entire Expenses per term, including
board, in the regular course, so. Music and
instrument for practice S23.
The many mineral springs, tho pure noun
tain air, the good society, the remoteness from
needless extrayagance, make Shelby most
delightful locality for school.
The Seminary has department for young
ladies, and one for young men-each con-
dnrtad in the most approved style. Young Ia
'f- :: J. .s"' n.ft' he Principal in the Semi
mary. uUng men will board in the town.
Board bills and half the tuition payable in ad-
vance.
By permission, the Principal refers to Rev.
DR.. Burkhead and Rev. III. Il. Hudson, Shell
by, N. c.; Revs. j. b. Bobbitt, A. W. NJ angum,
and w. j. WACrowder, Raleigh, N. G.
For particulars, see circular. Apply to the
Principal.
july17 wit
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The Favorite Homo Remedy,
PAIN-KILLER.

| been before the public over THIRTY YEARS,
| probably has a wider and better reputation
| II any other proprietary medicine OF the
present day. At this period tn ere are but few
| unacquainted with the merits OF The PAIN
| KILLER; but, while some extol It Us d liz rlent
| they know but little OF its power IL easing pain
when taken Internally; while others it in
ternalIy with great success, but are equally ig-
nHrant OF its healing virtues when applied ex-
ternaly. We therefore wish to say to all, that
it is equally successful whether used internally
or externally. 1t is sufficient evidence of its
virtues as a standard medicine to know that it
is now used III all parts of the world, and that
its sale il constantly increasing No curative
agent has had such wide spread sale given
such universal satisfaction.
DAVIS PAIN KILLER is a purely vegetable
compound, prepared from the best and purest
materials, and with that insureS the
most perfect uniformity the medicine; ana
while it is a most effective remedy for Pain,
is a perfectly safe medicine, even in the mos
unskilful hands
1t is eminently d FAMILY HEDICINE and BIZ
being kept ready ior immediate resort,
save many an hour OF suffering, ard many
dollar in time and doctors bills.
After over thirty years trial, i. is still rece.
ng the most unqualified testimonials to
virtues, from persons OF the bighest cllaracta
and responsibility. Eminent PhySici ans com
mend 1t as III DIST efio:tual preparation for this
extinction OF pain. 1t il not only the best
remedy ever known for Bruises Cuts. Buc,tS,
&c, uut for Dysentrry, or Cholera, or any sort
OF bowel complaint, il is q remedy unsur passed
for efficiency, and rap:dty Of action In the
great cities OF india, and other lot climates it
has become the standard medicine for all such
Complaints, as well as Tor Dyspepsia, Liver
Complains. and al other kindred disorders
For Coughs and Colds. Canker, Asthma and
Rheumatic difficulties, it has been proved by
the most abundant and convincing testimony to
be an invaluable medicine.
We would caution the public against all imi- |
t,t1ons of our prepa ration, either in name or
style of putting up.
may - 12S-1m
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The True SoutIlron.
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tp the interests OS TIA Good ztsE<i
srue People OF dhe Country.
amt Especially the
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Publish al without the aid CT .ny Official Pat
ronage whatever, and apIcals alone 10 the
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VillainJ.

We call upon the wIItc Ileu ct - nth Caro-
lina-thOSe who desire to r6dcf IA our State
from the aDOmina inn OF tA!ry!2g lItTudCTs,
domestic sCoundrels and mongrel l-eChfs, y no
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and show to TACTICAL corruption isEs and Scala
wag traitors, that they are deter mi:'t d, hence
forth, to Sustain q fearless exponent OF their
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We say, candidly. we need your support.
The party in power have done their utmost to
crush us by endeavoring 10 deprive US OF legit:-
mate business, and all We ask is the subsCriI-
ton of every true GaroliniaI-wbiCh will pace
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ask your patronage, believing that 1T will be
given without hesitation
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with reduction to clubs.
To Business Men and others, desiring to ad-
vertise, we beg to say that our circulation il
much larger than that of any other paper in
this county, with large and increasing lists in
all the Middle ard Eastern Counties of the
State.
Send one cent stamp for specimen copy.
DARR & OSTEEN, Projectors.
- Sumter, s. G.
W. G.KENNEDY, Editor.
july % 1921
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-19

The comments Of the Virginia journals
upon the election Of Colonel Withers to
the United States Senate are various and
interesting, The Richmond Wing, as we
have noticed, regrets that the choice did
not fail upon the Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter
and sees IN the result the death of the
Democratic party in Virginia, since Col.
Withers has always been its opponent.
The Richmond Enquirer comedies in the
latter opinion, remarking: "His election
is significant triumph oIthe progressive
policy Of the Conservative party and a
stunning blow to the recalcitrant malcon.
tents Who would, II they could, go back
10 the tenets oil times that have long ago
passed into the past. Wilhers is a repre-
sentative man in the NEW era in Virginia
politics"
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TEE Iron hARKRT.-A special dis
patch in the Cincinnati Commercial Of
Saturday from Pittsburgh says that during
the last week the Pig Iron trade has been
more active and that prices are strong
and tending upward. TheiollowlDg sales
were reported: Connellsyille Coke-45O
tons inlots at $50, 4 months. Anthracite
200 tons mottled cold short OF $2s, 4
months; 80 tons No. Foundry at $S5, 10
tons do at $S4, cash, Bituminous Coal
smelted-S0O tons close Gray at $50. A
months; 100 tons No, / Foundry at $s5, 4
months; 80 tons No. 2 do OF $S4; 500
tons Gray Forge OF $2s 80, cash; 100 tons
mottled At $2s, I months; 200 tons Gray
Forge Of &Sl, 4 months; 800 tons No. /
Foundry Of $85, 800 TONS Gray Forge Of
e31, 800 tons do at $50, 0 months; 200
tons do at $50, 200 tons No. / Foundry
Furnace at $50, cash; 800 tons Gray
Forge at $50, 4 months; 460 tons do at
$S1i $50 tons do OF $3I 30, 4 months.
ChGcoSl-100 tons No. Q Foundry Of
S8s, 4 months. The market for finished
Irons continues active and firm, makers
generally refusing to sell for future deliv-
cry at present rates, which may be quoted
on basis Of Sc for Bars. There Is also
considerable demand Tor Nails, especially
Tor forward delivery, and prices are
hardening.
The New York Iron Age does not take
as hopeful aviev as the dispatch to the
Commercial quoted above We quote
from the last Issue as follows: "The state
Of dullneSs noted last week still remains
the feature Of the iron market. Indeed
there Is less inquiry and less disposition
to buy now than then, and much lesl
than two weeks ago. This may be con-
sidered due to the continued refusal Of the
companies 10 make contracts for season
delivery, or TO feeling that prevails 10 q
considerable extent among consumer
that iron cannot go much ifany higher,
Those Of this opinion argue that the con
sumers cannot afford 10 pay more than
the present rates, and urge that the pro-
ducive capacity Of the country Is greater
than the demand 10 likely 10 be this year
The furnace companies remain very
firm in their views, and, as we intimsted
above, are not yet ready to make con-
tracts. They assert that present prices
would not be remunerative. One Of the
principal Lehigh Companies informs US
that the average cost OF all the iron made
by them during the past six months was
equal TO $33 SO laid down in Hoboken
For the next six months the cost ought
not 10 be so high as this, on account o.
reduction in labor and other expenses
but the companies lear that, In the event
off an advance in prices and good bust
ness, they would be embarrassed BY
strikes, and perhaps have TO pay higher
wages. A general coal strike would alsr
affect them seriously. During the week
there has been no sales Of Importance
We quote: $85l86 for No. / Foundry
$S2AS4 Tor No. 2 Foundry; $27a29. al
works, for Gray Forge, and $24 at works
for White and Notified.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-19

IT has already been stated that Bishop
RR1NxKNs, the old Catholic primate in
Germany, has issued pastoral letter
against the Pope's eucyClIcal. In it the
following passage occurs: 1.-THE Pope
who was most feared, and who was sur
rounded with the greatest splendor on
earth, Innocent III condemned the Eng.
lish Magma ohArlA, cursed it, appealed TO
the heavenly and terrestrial powers
againstit, andstruck It with his anathema
and inlerdict. Nevertheless, the Magma
ChaEta did not fall; it made the people Of
England great; and who will say that the
Engliah nation has lost its Christianity ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-19

AS NOTICED recently, . very interest.
ing suit has Just been brought in the Cir.
cult Court for the District Of West Viz.
ginia, by the Attorney General Of the
United States, 70 compel the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company to vacate the
Government properly at Harper's Ferry,
which is now occupied with its shops and
tracks, The bill alleges that the secre
tsry ofWAr, as authorized by law, sold
the property in November, 1869, to Fran
els @. Adams, for $4,000. Default in
payment Of the notes having been made
decree was obtained to resell tho prop
erty to satisfy the vendors lien. 1t Is nov
claimed, however, that II the sale bt
forced the property will not bring enough
tosatsiy the lien, on account Of the clout
upon the properly, caused by the occu
pancy Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company. The Company claims Its occu
psncy under license granted to its Pres
ident by the Secretary OF War in 1888
aud also by virtue Of a purchase Of par
of the property from one Byrnes, who
held it by patent from the State Of Mary
land, 1t Ia now claimed by the Attorney
General that neither the license nor TIT
deed from Byrnes confer any legal author
ity upon the Railroad Company to main.
tain their tracks and shops upon the prop
.erty.
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Iris gratifying to find out what the In
ternAtionals really want. One Of the
leaders has told Gov. McEnery, Of Lou.
isiana, the whole thing. The Coniederscy
only wanted to be left alone, but the In
ternstional wants each of Its members
left alone with forty acres Of good land,
food, seeds, tools, cattle, lumber, OF
tents" and lew other things, including
money to pay for transportation from New
York 10 Louisiana and a modicum Of
cash in hand. A first mortgage is to be
given in return II the State will supply
the Society with these necessities, The
Society will stock the State with any
number oil Communists, warranted genu-
Inc The only difficulty is that the State
has not the things TO give away, and, II 1t
had, 1t would be more apt 10 use them tc
bride the Internationals to stay away than
TO come.
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DIED.

WHEAT.-SundAy morning, January IS, 1874,
at O'Clock, GERrIE, second daughter Of james
N. and Amanda V. Wheat aged . Year,, Smonlhs
and IS days.
Funeral notice tomorrow.
JOY -ELIzABETH ANN JoT. daughter Of Lott
and Charlotte Joy, departed this life Sunday,
January IS, 1874, In the 9th year Of her age
Funeral will take place from the residence Of
her parents. E,fI street. between S4th and Ssth
streets, South Wheeling, on Tuesday, 2oth inst,
GtIRM. Friends OF the family arc respectfully
invited 10 attend.
Detth comes not TO the age alone, bat chooses
for his victims the young, the hopeful, the
courageous. In the full bloom Of early woman.
hood she began to decline, and within one week
OF the contamination OF long cherished hopes
she passed away from our midst.
With spirit Of submission and trust she rem.
deted up her life to Bin who gave It. RellInee
On tho manifested Atoning love OF God in Christ
Jetui the Lord, enabled her feaTlessly TO meet
and triumphAntly 10 conquer tho last enemy
Death. Sheis not dad, she has been translated,
she has taken wings and gone home. The sat.
iSfSing beAlltudes OF the skies are hers forever,
Beholding face TO face the glory Of the Lard, she
has been transformed into his glorious image.
blessed are the cad who die in the Lord"
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Qua thanks are due Messrs. Frew 6
Campbell, Of the Wheeling INTELLIoRS-
GER, for beautifully printed calendar Ior
1874. Tho Workmanship displayed on ii
shows that their establishment is capable
of turning ont any kind of jobprlnting in
the neatest and most exquisite style
Rfrt O.. Mentor. - =. -
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TEE Cincinnati Commercial Of Saturday
in speaking Of the Chief Justiceship saws
that "if the oonkling sensation Is unioun.
ded, there is reason to believe that the Ex.
ecutive llghtningwill strike the aun. N.
R. Waite, of Toledo, President of the Ohio
Constitutional Convention" 17
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THE Bridgeport Standard pays the fol
lowing doubtful sort Of compliment ,o
one ofits clerical friends over there:
brother Lauck is q pretty sound preach.
cribs views as he sometimes saws evil
do to tie to-" and 80 sure do some Of hil
hearers seem 10 be that he does not re-
quire watching, and that all he says will
be about right, that some Of them occa
sionally contentedly settle themselves Iol
a nap while he Is speaking! The spiri
is willing but the flesh Is weak"
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TEE Patkenburg National and Second
National Banks have declared a dividend
ot6 per cent, and the First National one
Of per cent
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TARM FOR SALE.


IoffeE for sale the Farm on which now
reside, situated In Marshall county, viva some
three miles from the limits OF the city OF Wheel
ing, on or near the RAirmont Pike, containing
l05 acres Of hrstclaes land, neatly all OF which
10 In Ane state Of cultivation, The improve.
nents are all Of the best, combating OF Brick
House containing eleven rooms, with all the
convenience needful, A large clstern supplies
II with all the water for which rain water iSneed.
Cd. There H. also . large Barn, with cellar; Sta.
Bile room for Homes and twenty head OF Cattle;
Wagon HouIe, Corn CRIB, Brick smoke House,
Chicken House, and good frame Tenant House
containing four rooms With Churches and School
House within short distance. The said land Is
well WAtered, and neyer.iaillng well 1t the
barn. There 10 3 good Vineyard OF CatAWbA and
Concord Cranes, and large number OF the best
selection Of Fruit Trees Ia full bearing, consist.
ing OF Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries
and Ounces, with almost all the frat quality OF
small fruit grown IN this part Of the country.
Any pere0 desiring good home near 70 the
city OF Wheeling, where they can prOhtRbly dis.
pose Of whatever they may raise for the market,
will do well to call on the subscriber, who will
give all the necessary information. Terms easy.
lG7-d&Rz ia lI fi.ls z, n. 7. WAYMAN
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SALE
~ OF REAL ESTATE.

Junu hLpeuLt HUMANITARIAN, &C., aa...l p.
Xxx ~. s| I'm Chancenv
Mary zimmermAna
In pursuance Of decree Of the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling rendsred In tue above entitled
cause on the day Of December, 1873, the mn.
detsigned Special Commissioners will on :
SATURDAY, RebrtatyIIth, 1874,
at 10 o'clock A. n, at the front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, cell tho following de.
sctlbed property, that Is TO say, the south half
OF lot numbered two hundred and fourteen (PiO
in ohGpllne and EofFs addition TO the city Of
Wheeling, West virginia, situIte on the west
aide OF Eon street, between what was formerly
known a. second and Third streets, in that part
o. Said city called Centre Wheeling, with the
ouudlnga and improvements thereon. ~
TERMS or sALI,-One.fourth the purchase
money IN cash, and the remainder IN three equal
Instruments, with interest from the day Of ale,
taix, twelve and eighteen months resnoetiveiy'
the Commissioners taking the bonds Of nc pVir,
chaser, with good personal security and the titIe
70 DO retained until the further order al the
Court. r. g. BARR,
B. B. DoVRNRR.
Special Comm ssIoncra
GkO. a, WIoKHAM, Auctioneer. jGlS-H
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special NotIcee.
T INDsLEY INSTITUTE.

Instruction given in all branches usually
taught In Preparatory schools and Academies
The Department Of Modern Languages is undeI
the conrol Of the eminently successful teaches
and accomplished scholar, Or. Mayer. s17
=, The Winter Session Of twelve weeks begin
Monday, January 9th, 1874. ID
JAMES WATSON.
dec29 jim. HUTCHINSON.
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Obstacles to MarriapA.

HARPr REInF 4oR You've MHN nom the
ehseta Of Errors and Abuses in carly LIE. Man.
hood Restored: Impedlments TO Marriage re-
moved. New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
nee, In sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. 2S,outh Ninth street, Phil
adelphia, Pa. han Institution having high rep
skui. oc97-d&w
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A LWAYs GET THE BEST.

FEEDS 0OUGH sYR'UR
Nothing equal to It for Coughs, Colds, Hoarse
nes9, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, &c. Fol
public speakers and singers 1t Ia lust the thine
70 make the voice smooth and clear.
~ Sold BY Druggists everywhere.
McCAbR, KRAFT u CO., Propretors,
oc9l Wheeling, ". Va
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CALENDAR CLOCKS.

A nice assortment Of Calendar Clocks, which
stock Of Right Day and Thirty Hour C1oeks. All
warranted 70 give Sahsiaetion, rone leaving our
store without being thoroughly oyeshAuled and
LOUIS DEoHKRTs JEwRLRY STORE,
JAW i-N Bsek's Block, Market Sk,
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acknowledgements.

CTATEMENT SHOWING THE
- Resources and Liabilities Of the City Of
Wheeling, on the 1st Of January. 1s1s.s
RRsOURCRQ