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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-11
FAMILY NAMES.
THE HUMOR, PATHOS AND HISTORY
BOUND UP IN ORDINARY PRIFIXEs.

A surname is the name of ones
family. John Smith is simply John of
the Smith family. 1t is not agreed
what the derivation of the word sur
name is. DIR. johnson says it Is the
name which one has over and above
the Christian name, thus giving his
sanction to the idea that the word
originated from the French sur non,
or o,cr-name. Others say that the
surname was formerly written above
the Christian name, instead of after it.
Thus:
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GODEYS LADY'S BOOK.

The oldest Magazine in America. "a PREMIUM
CHRoMO.' THE MORNING CALL, will be given to every
Subscriber, whether single or in club, who pays in
advance for 1876 and RENTS direct to this office.
Address. l.. A. Cooley. Philadelphia, Pa.
C4n- C0Eper day Send for Chrome catalogue
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COTTONiCOTTON

TIME earliest and most Prolific Cotton in the
Il world Makes from two to three bales per acre,
four weeks earlier than other cotton. Send fol-
circulars. ldress. W. y. McCARLEY.
Winona, Miss.
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CARD OF THANKS.

At regular meeting of Pamela Lodge,
No. L.. |. q. o. T., the following rc>o.
lltions were passed, to the honor of the
persons named in the following resolu-
ton for the interest they had taken in the
twenty.siXth anniversary Of Pamela
Lodge, held at Washington Hall, Octo.
Der 1t, 1875:
First-That MesSrs. Adams y Lucas
are entitled to the thanks of Pamela
Lodge for the good will manifested in
furnishing the Committee with the Stein
way Grand Piano, used in the anniver-
sarv proceedings. Assuring the gentle
men that their kindness is duly apprecia-
ted by the members of Pamela Lodge.
Sccoud-That to p. G.. Fred Goodlel-
low, we are indebted for much OF
the solid enjoyment Of the happy occas-
ion.
Third-Thut the Ledge will ever hold
in kind remembrance the names Of Mrs.
IIutchins, Misses Britt, RIcc'ard Phillips,
Mcs,rs. Beach. Hamilton, Seely and
Eberhng, who SO well entertained those
present with vocal ana instrumental
music. By Order of Committee.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAlRE.

TnE Radicals held meeting last
night to make arrangements to have q
season Of rejoicing; but it might be well
enough for them to wal, a little while, SO
as to be certain this timt.
Iris thought that our street cars Will
be running today
OF the late election we might say TO
the bondholders and National bankers
that our loss is their gain, in u financial
point of view, especially.
WANT and grin desolation looks IN ut
the windows OF thousands OF homes ana
smiles ON account oi the unDIushlng,
outrageous and dauinrh'e corruption OF
the Radical party. a"d get they reJoice'
TUE election BIER, on Tuesday was a
hand 70 hand struggle, and resulted in Il
,,lorinus victory in this county and town
sbin for the grand old Democratic party,
tbny having made 20 of "a gain IN the
township and $50 in the county, and our
staunch Democrats can always look back
with pride at the noble battle they fought
in behalf OF the people. Defeat meant
death to the Republican party and they
scrupled ut nothing but fought to WIN,
regardless of consequences. They at
tempted to practice frauds that should
POLITICALLY damn any political organize
ton through all coming time and they
done it without blush, but the Demo
Gratis were on the alert and defeated them
at every point possible.
The excitement ran high all day
but no disturbances occurred during the
entire day, except little knock down in
the Second ward, but excepting that the
very best of feeling prevailed, .notwi;h-
standing the strife was hot and fierce.
The returns are very scattering up to
this writing and Of very Indefinite
character. From the reports up to nine
O'Clock yesterday evening, the following
is the result OF the county rs lar as heard
from: Allen received IS majority The fol-
lowing personswcre elected IN the county.
Eli V. Cieaver, Republican, for K pre-
sentative; Z. w. Carroll, Republican, for
Probate Judge; Major ". ;. Kennon,
Republican, for Prosecuting Attorney;
Thomas Pyle, Democrat, for Repre-.
sentative, William j. Kelly, Democrat;
for Treasurer; W. +. Stamp Democrat,
for Auditor; Jesse Thomas, Democrat,
for Surveyor; William Parkinson, Dem.
ocrat, for lnfrmary Director. The ma
jurities We cannot give ut this writing.
The election for Justices Of the peace for
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed feet inch in the channel and
falling.
The Express departed for Parkers
burg with Captain Asa Booth in CON-
mand.
The Science left for StIbenyiIle yes
terday afternoon.
The Mallie Ragon is due from Pitts
burgh to-day.
The Comfort departed for Darlington
yesterday.
The Courier is the Parkersburg boat
this morning at II o'clock.
The james Rees will leave for sun
fish this afternoon at o'clock.
Business about the landing was good
yesterday,
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, October l3.-River five
feet nine inches scunt and falling slowly.
Weather cloudy.
MEMPHIS, October 13.-Rivcr fell 9
inches. Weather clear and pleasant. y
| large crowd assembled on the Bluff this
evening" to see the new rival packets in
the New Orleans trade, the Thompson
Dean and James Howard, leave. De.
partcd-Augusta, White river; Carrie
! Mounts and ST. Genevievc, It. Louis;
Thompson Dean and james Howard,
New Orleans; Mary, Houston, latter last
night.
LOUISVILLE, October l3.-Clear and
pleasant. Arrvcd-Nonr. Departed
Little Eagle, Rockland. River stationa-
ry with feet / inches in the canal and
, feet 1 inches on the fails. The new
steamer Texas Is just completed and will
make her military trip tomorrow, start
ing from Louisville lul New Orleans.
CAIRO, October 13.-Arrived-Juli
VicksburS; SIiverthorn, Evansville. De
parted-Julia, 81. LOUIS, River ] feet | !
inches and stationary. Weather clear.
Mercury 81.
CINcINNATI, October l&-River feet
10 inches and rising. Weather cleHr
and pleasant. Arrived-Fanchon.
Wheeling. Departei-Fawn, Evans
vile.
EVANSVILLE, October 13.-Wcathcr
clear; mercury 81 to 50 degrees. River
1 40 feet large and falling slowly. Up
-George Roberts. Down - Shippers
own, Red Cloud. Little business.
ST.. Louis, October l3.-ArriycI-
Boyd and Lee, Peorm; Luke Superior
and Johnson, KcokuN; Grand Tower,
! Memphis Bee and bargcs, New Orleans.
Drpartcd-Iollcr, Bee and bargrs, New
Orleans; Grand Tower Memphis; Lake
Superior, St. Paul; Johnson, Kc'aui;
Boyd and Lee Peorin. The river has
fallen four inches, Weather clear and
| pleasant.
NASHVILLE, October l3.-Eiver fall
ing with six feet eight inches large Oh
| shoals. Weather clear and cool.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY ITEMS.

From the Review and Examiner.
T,s.arorov, h.in. d.liveroJ olor,
Cha I; t., E l W {. Tv Pa;Irnad "ttb9
s'r '', ~, aLan. 9o3 NOR dar '''' ~ WV
'''s Va "'''' '-o'
FRIDAY morning last, Whiie Albert
MeConheii; " young man fe>'d'hS near
Florence, hanover township was cross u :
the Fan Handle track III CardVl.!c, he
was struck by the last tram west ana
thrown upward, and III descend
ing WAS again struck and
thrown to the side of the track with ire
mendous violence. WI men assistance ar
rived 1t was aSceFtained that MS lett les
ie!t arm ana lett collar bone We're bad' ),
broken, the !rS beng literally crushed
between the knee ana ankle i Is not
thought he Is Injured l"ttFn"''!, ana an" Sc
we're us are us ,N woupuS' II !, con Hdtn =, .!
De!ieVed ne Will recover MI 'icC on
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PosTAL.-James T. Frame is appoint
ed postmaster at Braxton Court House,
West Virginia, vice n. b. Squires, re-
signed. c II. Merkcl, Louis A. Albright
and Bernard a. McEntee are appointed
letter carriers ut Wheeling. The post
office at Two Lick Run, Braxton county,
West Virginia, Is discontinued as not
needed. The papers go to Braxton Court
House.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,
MORGANTO WN, w. VA.

THE HEALTHFULNESS OF THE 10.
| CALITI; the superior fcilit IS for
instruction; the economical, disciplinary
and other advantages offered have made
this Institution deScryedly popular with
those who desire To accomplish sound
education under the most favorable cir
CumstauCeS.
Next Term begins September eth.
For Catalogue, and fuller Information,
address any Ofthe Regents or OF the Facul-
" SsplIrS
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No MORE DELIVERY OF MEKCHAN-
DI,E.-lt will be seen by notice in
another column that on and after to-day
the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Com
pary ceases to deliver, without charge,
merchandise from the East, consigned to
our city merchants and manufacturers.
This arrangement is mutual with both
the Baltimore and Ohio and Cleveland
and Pittsburgh railroads. The RI tes OF
freight, however, are we believe, five
cents less from New Yori, and the East
on the cwt, by the b. " O. railroad than
over the Pennsylvania Central and the
c. u =. Route, SO that after all, about the
only effect it will have will be TO make
the consigrce keep vigilant lookout
for the arrival of his merchandise so a
to have itpromptly drayed TO his place
of business, where US heretofore, the COM
pany carefully attended to that duty.
70 obyiate this annoyance, however, q
ticket is already in circulatiin by some
of the draymen, for the signatures ofour
business men, to permit the draymen
therein named only, to deliver the
r,a,n,. Tine will develop how the
new arrangement will work.
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CHARGED WITH Assault AND BAT

CHARGED WITH ASSAULT AND BAT
TERY.-Yesterday, Mr.. Charles Zoecklcr,
the we'll known butcher Of Fulton, WAS
assaulted and badly beaten by two parties
named, respectively, Jacob Yoke and
Fred Winters. Mr.. Zoecklcr made COM
plant against the parties before Squire
Caldwell, and the cases will be heard this
,,,.-pff,r
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Accommodation tram leaves Bgllairr 80
i:5I =. VI, and arrives at .StcubcuNlIic at
c. n. ".
special Accommodation trains leave"
Bcllairc at $3.50 "a. IN, and l2:D y. M;
Bridgeport I:l1 20. M, and :cb =. M. arriN"
at Martins Ferry uI 80 a. m, and 10 p.
ll:lua.m., and $500 p. m; Bridgeport II 20
a. m, and @:lr p. M: arrive at Bell3lrc at
- 20. m, and j:-l T.. m.
Tickets To all principle points in the
East and West can ue procured at the
Union Ticket Office in Mcclure House, and
at the station at Bridgeport.
r. K. MYERS,
my2i General Passenger " Ticket Agent.
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The court adjourned until to-day.
Police CouRT-Judgs CranD,er.

Police CoURT-Judys Cran"'er.
There were two cases before the Police
Court yesterday morning.
James Cochran, charged with disor-
DERBY conduct, was fined twenty dollars
and costs. In default o. payment he
was committed to Jail for thirty days.
Joseph Shipmun, for disordeFiy con-
duct, was assessed ten dollars and costs.
Paid.
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OPENING OF TIE OYSTER SEAsON-At
\. Neuhauscn's confectionery, l227 Mar.
ket street. Our ladies will gladly notice
that oysters in every style will be furn-
ished from to-day nj Ncuhausens COM
Portable parlors. Only the best brands
OF Tick IL Chase, the well known Bait
more oyster firm, are kept there, and the
way they are prepared will take all oys-
ter lovers by storm. The parlors are
well ventilated, and the average tenn
perature kept ut 1O'.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
FiCnmOnd.
SESSION IA,5-,G.

Winter Course Of Lectures begin October
l>t, and cIoSy In five months. Full course
of Medical Instruction by the Faculty,
and daily system OF examinations by the
Adjunct Faculty. Professors fees, Sl2J
Pharmacy course, So. Beneficiary Ticket
$50. For full particulars or catalogue mp
pIy to j. T.. McNAW, VI. -. NO. 600 Grace
ST.. Richmond, Va, Dean Of III" Faculty.
orI-h
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PRICES FOR FARMERS.

Guupowder Tea Soc "uc, best g 100.
Young HysOu Tea rur, NC. best y 90.
Imperial Tea SO. &C best :! ~.
Best Rio Coffee &c, Java Sc.
Best Brown sugar Toe, best Coffee Sugar lie.
Best Loaf, Powdered and Granuiated
sugar II &c. supplied in any quantity
desired. '. L. HALL & son,
l-l9 Market street, Wheeling, ". Va.
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"Ir all the gold in the world '~ss
welded into one solid, aubic block, oa"
side OF the cube would measure only
tweuy-thrcc feet" Give US an inch.
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TAN bark bcddingi> sand to be n cure
for horses suffering with colds and cpl
zoo:ic. How would II work fer grown
rcople2
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Mrs. SwABACHEE. has just opened a
new stock OF Trimmings, such AS Sill,
and worsted Fringes, Mirabau, feather
ed and fur Trimmings Silks and Nelvcts
in all shades; Ribbons in cardinal and
other fashionable shades; Wooden goods
of all descriptions; ladies and children 5
merino underwear speciality; Ruching,
Ties and Jeweiry in the latest designs;
Butterick's ncwcs, Patterns. Please call
at lOGl MAN street
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"rLr cpiZpofIc days have come,
The SIckyet of the year;
The time Tor idle jacks and veterinary
gUackS,
Ana mc>hrS, hal,>aud Grams, and horses
On the bier
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safe TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
Thy state Convention of the Woman )
Temperance Band, called some weeks
since by number Of ladies Of Wheeling,
viii meet to-day at the Fourth Street NJ .
+. Church. Two sessions will be held,
one in the forenoon from nine to II and
from two TIL four III the afternoon. a
grand mass meeting will be held tonight
at the Chap!nc street NJ. +. Church,
which will be addressed by Mrs. d. G.
Church, Of " ashlngton CITY, and Revs.
NJ. f. Manchester and f. Ball, Of this
city. Good music will also be furnished
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We hear with sorrow that CAPTAIN
fancy. Of the REGISTER, dropp"! SD
on Allen, Iesterday-Iats'hgos,,r.
The above j, q silly iai>chood
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BASE BALL.-We learn that the game
Of base ball between the Standards Of
this city, and Xanthias, of Pittsburgh,
played at the latter place, yesterday
afternoon, resulted in the defeat of the
Wheeling boys by score of IS to ,.
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ST. .LOUISLAW SCHOOL,

LAW Department Of Washington
University
The regular annual term Of this Law
School VIII open on Wednesday. OctOb-
eT 18TH, 1879. Full course, two terms, six
months each. Students admitted To the
Senior Class, on examination, by applica-
ton on or before October 18th. Tuition,
go first year, SbJ second year, including
use OF Library: FOR particulars address
q. NJ. STEWART, Dean OF Law Faculty.
NILnnnsh DOB y. IMIrl 81. 81. LmuIs. Mo
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PERSoNAL.-Because Of the combining
nature Of their duties and consequent de-
crease of health, Messrs c. II. Watkins
and +. II. Brady have resigned their
positions in the National Bank of West
Virginia, and have been succeeded by
Mes>r.. 6. W. Eckhart and a. ilson.
Mr.. Brady goes to Minneapolis, Mime
sofa, and Mr.. Watkins to the wholesale
house OF Oslcbay & Sons, as book-kecper.
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CAUTION -NOTICE-Thc Genuine EGitio
IrE AND LABORS GF
LlVIM ST ON

Including the LAST JoURNALS,m I'M
folds wildly his 80 years strange ajven-
lures, also the Curiositics, Wonders and
Wealth OF that marvellous country and Is
absolutely the only new complete work.
Hence IL sells lust think, I2,wU first seven
weeks. Agents success would HstOn.>h
YOU: more wanted. send for terms and
positive proof OF genuiuenc>S.
HUBBARD BROS, Pubs, - SAMSON -
Philadelphia, Pa. !yJ.h
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WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.

l. ESTABLISHED 1850. OFFERS AN M
Ia proved course of study for the pIac-
teal education OF young men. Elegant
rooms, rcfittcd and furnished. separate
room for ladies. Sessions day and even
ing. Individual instruction given each
student: also thorough course in the Eng
l-,h branches. Call nj College Office, OppO
site Mcclure House. or address,
j. NJ. FRASHER & CO.,
ogl-yh Wheeling W Va
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nm nm NOW IN USE. What
Hill llIlI every County Official, At

Notary Public, Justice OF
the Peace. Accountant, Business and Pro-
nicnI. neat and orderly manner all kinds
OF business papers, letters, &c, is TIA" Pat
rnt Elastic, Expansion FILE ENVELOPE,
l..a,.I L. and inch expansion. sample
packages. = Oi each size sent postpaid on
receipt of % cents. Address J. II. WILL
LISION x Co., sole Manufacturers Marion
Ohio. scp2I-iH
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ALTHOUGH business is improving, the
store keepers could stand little more
of the sweet buy and buy.
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CLOSING ont sale of misses and chill.
Greus' colorcd shoes for the next ten days
ut l.. V. BLoND's.
1885 Main ST.
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THE CUURTS.
COUNTY CoURT- Judge Cochran.

COUNTY Court Jjt1qe Cochran.
This Court met at the usual hour yes
terday morning.
\ copy of the Will of Henry a. Knapp,
deceased, was admitted to record, and
Caroline Is. Knapp qualified as exeeu-
tri1; bond, loo.
John II. Smith was appointed guar
dian of Carrie L, Alice w, Horace W
ard Harry H. Smith, heirs of Eyylin W.
Leet, deceased; bond 81, 200.
The care of John Thorn burg on pc
tition to be released from the control Of
u committee appointed to have charge
of his person and PROPERTY, occupied the
attention OF the Court through the great
er part Of yesterday.
ihe Court adjourned until this morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
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MUNICIPAL COURT -Jtdgs CTann'sr.
The court met at the usual hour yes
terday.
An order was entered reinstating the
Injunction in the case Of j. &. Smith VS..
Mary j. Merge and others in chancery.
An order was entered in the case oil
Ella Burr and others, vs.. John Simpson
and others, and mistake in the other
decree corrected.
The court adjourned until to-day.
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SPECIAL NoTICE To THE LADIEs.-L.
V. Blond IS now selling +. {. Burt's
celebrated make OF ladies Bstton Shoes
at $3.50, which haye.been selling hereto
Nre'at from s. " s..
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/. V. BLOND is offering his entire
stock of misses ana children Colorcd
Shoes regardless of cost.
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FoR fine work 90 to Halls Gallery
Ills Nam street.
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Editors OF The kCsiStcr.

The name OF Mr.. John Drcner appear
ed in your paper, few days ago. VIII
Won please announce that 1t is not the
Young gentleman who is clerking in
Greer Il Langs Hardware Store.
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IN MnrI.nf M snrl 49,

Few words Of the sort hav
won higher praise nom eminent uutlor,-
ties than the late Prof luuci. Ii,h,r',
Manual OF Political Ethics STORY and
Kent being among the number oi thn,r
who hav"givcn IL warm cummcuGa'lous %
". y. independent.
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NoTICE- Great Bargains for Cash.
As | over bought myself in dry goods
and carpets this fall, | will unload at Il
great reduction in prices.
j. W. FERREL,
Corner Main and Doth Streets.
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THE Washington Hall variety troupe
hs, "bu-tyI.' They bet too much on
Alien.
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MOULDING, Picture Frames, Stereosco-
pic Views, Albums. &c, at Halls Photo
graphic Stock Depot, lll5 Main street
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Coon overcoats, S. so each, at II.
Frank :. 10 Twelfth street.
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y Francis Licber, LID. Authoruf",iyN
Liberty and Sclt-Guycrumout" New
and Revised edition. Edited by Tho
odpre j.. WoolS"y, LID. oyO. -yo.,.
Extra cloth, $500.
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H. FRANK sells railroad tickets to Bal.
timorc, Washington, Philadelphia, New
York and the West at reduced prices,
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RAILROAD TICKET, to Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
bought and sold by II. Frank, the cIo.hier.
4G Twelfth street.
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quaint, humorous, ana entertaining
describing hcyuUruoy from Pam, go MARRY
by way OF ih" Rhine. IL san cNpuINIt. f.
printed and tH>tcfully bound volume, and
me Illustrations, three hundred IN mum
Der, are largely by GuStava Dor. .Ur
book Is among The most uuiuU. .I ..s
clnHilHg IN iio way that wa Ha.. ,,,r
CHANGED io sor. - HoStot Journal
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JACOB BEN Z,
Manufacturer OF
Stoqies, Tips and Fine Cigars.
ALSO manufacturer of the celebrated
SAN DOMINGO SEED TIPS.
Cc3Dc
at'heellng asr9lstsr,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1875.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Steamer Market Boy.
HOURS OF DEPARTURE.

I, .,vas E,uaire ut and g:aD 4. ".
] and ) 30 T.. NJ.
Wheeling at $50 and II AN.
=. 800 ana r. NJ.
Kills of lading signed, and small pack
aces attended 10 il left at
{. Ii. BOOTH Il cos Boat Store.
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THE WORKS oFW. II. PREsCon

The typography, indeed the entire n.,.
chanical execution, of these books IS "a.
quiSitc; and wc unhoSitatmgly prUuonr..
the series not only The best edition .,
Prc>cott'S Works ever published. Iur .,.,
of the hanu>um,~t set al books rlr Amor.
can press has given u. ~ o,tDu y..r.Ir
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H. FRANK buys railroad tickets from
and to all points.
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AGENTS WAETED-for the sale of the
light running, quiet and easily operated
Victor Sewing Machine in the city OF
Wheeling and every county in West
Virginia. Excellent terms. Call and see
the Machine at the Stamm House.
Wheeling and get full particulars from
the agent.
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