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Why is it Drs. A. Wesson & Sons, 243
Main street, are doing finer dentistry, ana at
lover prices than any dentists IN the city :?
Simply because they do their own work, and
do not employ respOnsible men, at large
salary to do IL for them.
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GP GOLALs
Regular Memphis AND New Orleans PIX
For Vicksburg, hatcher, New Orleans, and all
Way am Bend Neutrality-suspicious.
IA RHsAHO W I'D,
PeErsm .m8sAr Chassaing clerk $3.50 $3.50
Leaves as above WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
9th, at pm,
For freight or passage apply to
], 7. WASHINGTON, Agent,
300 Front street.
The owners Of the steamer JAMES HOW
ARD assure the people of Memphis ana All
others, she has come here to stay, taking the
opposite Wednesday from the steamer Mary
Bell, and intends to keep 1t, notwithstanding
the efforts to create the impression that she
will drop out, fearing loss from opposition,
She may drop a little money, but don't think
SO. She pledges herself faithfully TO all bust
ness Entrusted to her care, and says she can
stow away and carry more cotton under cover
than any boat a1ioat. She asks a liberal share
OF public patronage. She will be in port
Monday night. Shippers will find her agents
CLERK at the foot OF Monroe street, early Mon
day morning, ready to receive freight, OCH
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PERSONAL.
John ZIMMERMAN,

IOHN ZIMMERMAN,
HOUSE AND Sion PAlS1INGt
Draining, Calcimining, and Paper Hanging,
No. 24s1s Second street Memphis, Tenn
Frescoe Painting neatly done.
hR.ALFRED VUORHl Is maxi specially
OF treating Eye and Gar Diseases. once,
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Favorite Baltimore fresh oysters, i've
dozen in each can, FIFTY cents per can, Al ).
EarreIlis 8 Jefferson street.
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New patterns in real jet at the
JET PALACE.
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BOUQUETS and "ut flowers at Craig's

Go TO Mrs. LsnieI's, 2O7 Main street,
for late papers, magazines, etc; also a fine
law library, cheap.
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LAW REPORTS.
Criminal Court-FIippin, Judge.

The following are the cases for trial
to-day: 100, Miles Ledbetter and Phil Smith;
l65, jim Nelson; 1885, William Bidgett; Az, s.
kaufman; AL, +. z. Dunn; 44i, ]. K. M'Don-
aid; AIS, Lust Perry alias Lust Mason; 800,
David Larry.
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SEEA.YED.

'OW-Er0m premises Of aptain West on
< Poplar tur4p Ike. about ~ miles beyond
t1llgare. one dark red and brlndle COW, some
white on back near tail and on belly, sLoIs
horns about b years Old, very ial. IL 50
given for formal lon or return 10 Is DeS0L9st
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CaEjeoI CaIfcOt

FOR Cheaper goods than ever known,
call on Francisco & Wiggin.
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aFEaPhIs THEATEE.
q. W. DAFEY. .-.. PROPRIETOR,
Houday EveniBR, October 25Ih,
And during the week, and Al the wednesday
and Saturday Matinee.
First appearance IN the city Of the brilliant
and successful author aud actor
MILT0E MOBILES,
In his great character creation OF
jim BLUpSOE,"
Supported by John p. Rogers Great Dual Ag-
grygauon, the PTcmieI- OF the Profession,
lutrO1 uCiug the great speciality artists
III FL WONDERFUL BYNES,
ERNEso h AND GERALD,
ALDNZp SCH WARTZ,
MISS FANNY BURT,
And a Fun Dramatic Company.
Change OF oil Wedu esday and Friday.
Monday. Nov I-HANFRLl.- sIN-IkEL-.
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REDUCTION IN BONANZAS.
REDU CTEON

REDU CTEON
FELT HATSI FELT HATS!
All new shades FeltS and Nelvets at
Csc, SOC, 81 90, SI2j, 81 so.
Immense Variety at Astounding prices.
Boys Caps and Fur Caps, just received.
MRS. f. KREMEa, 253 Main street.
THE finest and MOST fashionable hats
for half price, at 3lS Main street.
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Go TO Leddin's Business College,
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Calico! Calico!

Ten Thousand yards medium light
standard calicoss, just purchased from house
retiring from business, to sell at SIC.
KAHN q FREIBERG, Main and Poplar
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Novelties in jet jewelry at the
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College.
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THE Ladies, aid society 81 the Second

THE Ladies' aid society OF the Second
PRESBYTERIAN church having opened their
work-room under the supervision Of lady
superintendenD, is now ready 70 execute
orders for all kinds of plain sewlng-chll-
drenis clothes, gentlemen's mending, etc. Our
aim is to belpthe needy by giving them work,
and for this work We appea! TO the CHRISTIAN
public. Leave orders st the rooms, basement
Of the second Presbyterian church, corner
Main and Beale streets.
MRS. l.. =. kNOWLTON, President.
MRS AGNES CAMPBELL, Secretary.
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Fifty thousand yards good calico st
&c, and a present OF a beautiful card chrome
10 every purchaser OF five dollars worth Of
goods KAHN d FREIBERG.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-18

"HN IN VA1EV V1Ey " Fll1lH E1INHH VI UIVD'
uH-The above prices arc lnyaFiable Remit at
our rilk In DIRilsu or POsOtieo Money Orllnr, And
wherU nelther Of thoao can ~ procured, HSnd the
money In q Registered Letter,
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CIllcngo.

CHICAGO, March lO.-F'lcur-Domand
good at full prioebt "a 4OaI 50 for spring
extra. Whoat-Dull ind lower No.
spring 921C strictly fresh; 09Nc regular
spot; g9Ifc seller April; 06Ho seller MNy;
07c seller Juno; No. 8, S7GlNSsC; rejected
8ONc. COrn--Dull; No. 2 mixed 65J Ga65NC
spot 65Jtc old seller April; 71a4e seller May
rejected 90 iIa62Ac. Oats.-Dull and lower
No. 2, I63IEc spot and seller April. Rye
Quiet and unchanged. Barlcy-Demand
active and prices advanced No. 2, 81 O5a
/ 90 spot; 81 '02 seller April. Dressed Hogs
Steady; light and heavy S3Ec; mixed S9Ga
SKc. Pork--Dull at $l9ai0 70 spot or sol.
lOr April; $40 90 seller May tArd-De.
mand fair and prices ady9ncodj $40 7Oa
IS 10 spot or April. Bulk Meats-Demand
active and prices advanced; shoulders 7Nc
spot; short rib middlos 1910; short clear
10NC, all loose spot WhiSky-Demand
fair and market 6Fni, Sill.
On call board wheat was active aud
higher; $50 April; 90 Alay. Corn higher
$50 April; 72C May. Pork, $40 22H May,
Others unchanged, fT
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The prospects for the coming clip are
looking brighter every day, and Il far
mers only have the vim and nerve they
can not only obtain last yOart rats (Rity
eentsl but likely an advance,
The wool Lofts 81 New York, Philsdel-
phia and Boston, were mover % empty
and bare Of stock at this season Of the
year AZ now, and tho loudly heFRlded i'm
portatiOn Of thirty million pounds OF for
eign wool dwindles down to not exceed
ing ten millions, Of which at least one
half goes to the manufacturers,
Dealers and mills that bought in tho
country last season, have sold and worked
of their purchases, and are now busily
engaged In bearing the market down an
ticipatinga rich harvest OF peTdaRt farmers,
The clip Of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West
Virginia, was short last year and will DO
more 90 this, and no foreign woods to
compete with us can DO laid down In this
country at less than iiity.fve 1865 cents un-
der any possible circumstances, owing to
the increase Of 10 per cent in tariff duties,
higher premium on gold, and the fact Of
prices at the London auction sales adyanc.
Ing weekly under brisk competition.
So much so indeed that several caFgoes Of
foreign wool will DO relhipped there, in.
stead Of unloading for our consumption.
Let the wool growers stand as last year,
shoulder to shoulder, and We will have
htty 1907 cents and upwards, Tho manu-
iseturers mgA kayt our Fools, II they buy
they them for a song, twill DO our fault
and not &tira.
En-, n-o,. aE,.,L 1874 ~
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TIE Happy Democracy Of West

iron The tlllchlo County datoItGl
We understand that the Charleston
Courier sends ils anathenas after the de-
parting members OF the Legislature from
The Fifst and Second Districts, and Of the
same time defends B1rdett and Bennett.
j. Il. Good, In particular, is the recipient
Of choice explosives, The Courier goes so
far az 10 quote Goods alleged remarks In
relation TO the Assassination Of Grant
We'll, this Ia delightful, II shows what
pleasant feelings exist In the camp o. The
ruling party In this State. One prominent
member Of The Democratic party says DO.
fore tte election he will not vote lcf4 mat,
branded publicly a. q thief tho latter
turns finally and endeavorS 10 ruin tho
other politically. A portion o. the same
party desires to impeaoh q couple Of State
officers; another portion does not want y
do anything Of tho kind. How long will
ftisn6t strange Tint q defense Of Ben.
nett and BdtdeH Should como from the
Third District, however. In that section
10 the stronghold Of Democracy, and there
they think they can do a. they please.
Even when the people seen 10 sustain the
robbery Of the State, what wonder that
the party organs are bold ID their aggtes'
aive course.
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Business LOllOFs Tor W should DO addressed
"Ffes Campbell" and should Ii no case Do ad'
dressed . any Individual member Of tho firm BY
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CINCINNATI, March l7.-Colton--stsady
at l6Xc. Flour--Firm and nnchanged.'
Whoat-Steady; red at 81 i3K. Corn
Steady al 6Sa63c. Oats-SLeady at 69a83c.
Rye-SteAdy at 81 10. 1arley-Dull and
nominal. 0ils-Fitin; 1.inseod BOZ. Lard
81 l0ai 12, Eggs-Q1iet at CSC. Butter
and Cheese-SIeady and unchanged. Clio.
yer SOed--Steady atllatlkC. pork-Do.
tnand fair and market firm ct $40. Lard
Steady aud demand moderate at t3Xal4c;
kettle 14>fAl6c, Blk MOats-t'irm; shout.
ders 79Sa; clear rib i0i1c; clear lOXallc.
Bacon = Firm al sKa1lKaliNailNc.
Whisky Demand fAIr and market firm at
IIoos4 STEADY; common 7a1Xc; fair to
medium 81 20a1 90. 4
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GhtqmteIIi4elleea.
TERMs OF suBsCRIPTI0N.
DAILY.

By mad, n aduaHo', pOIiag, prepaid
ono yeaT...,,.,,.,,,.Ss OOlThruo moptha-..,,S9 %
slx hl0nths.,,,,,..... One month.,.,,,,.,.. u
DELIVERED By CaHiRH In CITY l5e per week,
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wnRRMSa, March ii..-rhS following
are the arrivals Of stock al the Chfistman
House yards Outing last week, and the tul.
ing figures paid BY putchAserG
CATrLE-Afrivals during the week, 70
head; sold at % 00ae % per cwL
Hoos-AffivAiA during The week, 10
head; sold AtSe 6Oa7 Is pet ewt
CALvIs-AftivAlS during the week, 81
head; sold al a 5Oas 90 pei head.
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ATTACK on PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
InIquity OF the Public Schools.
SermOn BY Rev, Father Walker.

sermon ny kkeV, FutneF walker.
From the New York Herald Of Aionday)'
Tho congregation Of 81, Lawrence Ro.
nam Ca,h,l,o oh,.oh In E,,h,v-t ov,.L
A@" :" A's"'y .'Ht'"
street, Whlen mas poem accustomed 70 tho
refined preaching Of men like Glackmcy-
or, BeaudOyin, Thebaud, Gooklen; Nov.
Ian and Archambsud WA .sn,Dowh. I.
4A so ps' Sy,5yV'.s
startled yesterday ~ . sWlklhgly orlgi'
nal sermon on the public schools by the
Rev. Father Walker, worry Eealous Irish
Jesuit priest recently trausforrod from
the South, Father Walker has yory
vigorous, direct way Of speakinV, There
ia no miSoibg matters with him. He tails
right out in tho very plainOst and frank.
cal style, but II IL very doubtful whether
his stylo will prove efthor POPULAR Of az.
fectiye In his present field Of iabors.
In announcing Yesterday that next sur.
DAYS collection would DO for tho benefit
ottho parochial schools he took occssionto
denounco the public school system OF New
York in the most bitter and i1iudioiouV
manner, bWoe BsS to tho parents,'
shouted no in the manner OF one hurting
anathemas.t'woe DO to the parents who
send their children 10 these public sohools4
WOE bc to those who secrotlyiayor them
in their heartsl 1 would notliko 10 be In
their places on the day Of Judgment. The
public schools are tic nurseries Of vice,
They are Goddess schools, and thew who
seRd their children 10 them cannot oxcopt
the mercy Of God. They ought not to ex.
pect tho sacraments OF The Church In their
diving moments. / hone YOU hndI will
i've "a seotbo day when Il will be under.
stood that narenfs who commit this great
sin will bo refused the sacranlcnts Of the
Church iWhat / lei them die without
the rites of the Churchp YOU will AJAX,
Vas NAV savan I would as soont All.
minlstsr the snsrnn,ants Ia A doc nd In
sIlsh Catholics. Did moi Jesus Christian.
for ono n his nnostlea "a dio without Tho
ritos Of he ChI,rSh in tleSpair ? So would
/ Ia, ihoso wrsh,hsj Catholics nerish,
r0,bo,;oS v1V TLoy aso M CsthSI;c,t trhov
orn TntLoi,cs N no nn,bom"s noiiticiSn
s,sin""N,nn ,Sho Joceivo and hptray IL"
T ronp ia" vM %O iSnncsnt TriSh ami
pOUr EIon ,toy orr;v" IN MA conntrv,
sN IN, Mnv a sEo MT, irsYy noo, co,ntpyoS
wson T ,o, nso or iV feSS noUtbs n tSis
c mTt s ns sS p ibsmseIyes 10 beeoms
o;.;sor!, r6 pes ,vSo hSyo M nth or char.
i,S i IL ,yoir bo % Yon NAV Say al
~, = 7 tS S,s I nv M, ami wo5SS gond
D ~. = H"0" NV SI SistS.,. sood fnthers SNd
na 1ss "' nho VS ,roIa hsH,,ht i'm n ibs
Iss NONE wHo wsTe no OFG bnt ;hap ara tbs
+"ra os SCoO,, I% IN thousand or
,oa vSus " yon s vtlI say IA" INT
s sen ~ tSs tSochers ope caiSoiiesi WHAT
S oiit9 WI % Jn tbov know SbonI the y;cs
Al, sroumJ tSo,n am contamination and
S;i,a;UvS " f TI, doT't snow IT, tSsy never
,as I, Rpt "a n MAJ know GdIook
Sttbe vStsr.slosets IN some oEyoif pub.
nc scoo anu sI ibO 'n SO "n5 yoS Will
s soSii TN iSs yics and iniHmy that prevail
At thSsa 'i tSasisTies Of crime, 1 ieli YOU,
CatholIcs yoS do not realize tho dangers
10 YOUR children. The great effort Of
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snor Lho.,le d Ihe f,n.tataNas WI:

SfECE the sale Of the InscarAWhs Val
lsy Railroad, Cadis has become excited,
She has the railroad fever, but this Ii tho
worst case sho las had yet, She Is going
to have tho Cleveland, Tuscarawa9 and
Wheeling road built right through her
hills. There ia wealth In those hills
around CadiE. She wants some way 70
develop II; and q railroad from Cleveland
10 Wheeling she thinks Ia just the thing.
But We are sorry to say, CadiA Will not
build that road. She has too many banks
which pay I per cent on deposits: We
have home feeling for CadiS and hope
that something may turn up to give her a
railroad. But we arc afraid that hope
will DO in vain. She will hold tailtoad
meeting OF two, perhaps three, then the
project will bust AZ a bubble; the excite.
fnent will soon die out, and hor peaceful
citizens will 90 on In the even Tenor otsheif
way and draw their 7 per cent Interests
on deposits" -SeabsatiN 0dSStN.
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TOLEDO, March i7.lF1Uut= Dull and
unchanged. Wheat Dali and declined;
No. / white Michigan 81 i4IS; No, 2, u 10II;
Bah red SitijS No. / amber illinois II 20
Nosa, 81 iqN Gofn-Dull and deelinedi
hish mixed 9oNej seller April 703c; seller
Nay 100; low mixed g9Ne. Oats=Dul but
unchanged. Clover seed=$6 IS.
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PHILADELPHIA, MARCH, 17.--Elous4tifm,
steady deuiands Wisconsin and Minnesota
family IS 00a$5 as; Pennsylvania, Ohio
and Indiana % 9ba6 90 high grades 20 Goa
8 70. wheat-stronger; rod 81 24aa1 25;
amber 81 20. Rye.-Steady at Doc. Corn
Good demand; yellow and mixed s2aS3c.
OAta-Advahcihg, white 6sa8gc. pork--$20
ago IS. LAtdAEeld at i4ai4Hc. potrole.
tini-Steady; fefhed l4SGaI4Nc; crude Ike.
futlef-Deciihing; New York and Brad.
ford county, htslS 29a2Sc. ChoeSe--SteAdy
and unchanged. Eggs-stOady at 2ba26e.
Whisky.-QdtSt Al 81 10,
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EAST LfprRrY, March i7.-CArrIK-Re.
celpla to-day 1870 and for two days past
$3.50 head. Thesupply for yard sales light
and Tho through run heavy; demand good
but prices too high for eastern buyers, max.
Ing trade dull. Best 80 Goat 90; medium
10 good % 76a8 %; common 10 fair a 76a
$50 bulls % 76a5 30.
Hoos-Receipa to-day 1906 head and
TOT two days past 1910 head. Workers 81 4C
az 10; choice IS 76aS 90.
stiHEr-Receipts to-day 100 head and
for two days past 1900. Best II 00a7 40
medium 90 70a7 26.
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NKw Y6Rkl March iis.zIThefG was an
improvement IL the tone 81 thtnAtket and
mora activity In the package and jobbihg
departments. Cotton goods in steady de-
maud and finn Chev6it Shlftihgs active.
Brown ducks aud dtills in better request.
Prints fatty active, Manchester prints 70.
dde6d 10 %. Ginghams aud dress goods ia
GOOD demand. Wofsted bhaWls in good de.
Tiand. Wooden goods Improving,
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Elm Grovs Mareh Ia,
Going Back on his Native County
.7I3is OF Wet1el,

From tho Richie lSlOttel
We want Caldwell, Of tho Clarksburg
Telegram, TO understand that there 10 such
a thing a. going too far with his jokes. II
- not generous 10 taunt Us with being
born In Wetzel county. II was our mis-.
fortune, and not our fault that such was
the case, We have resolved that It shall
never happen again, and when man re.
penis he ought 10 lie left alone.
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GoVRRNMRNTa-Slronr.
RAILR0AD BONpR-FiFm.

4hAllhuAu buNuh-Elfm. U
SToCEs-WerO strong in tho early deal
legs and prices advanced 4al per cent
The leading feature was Union Pacific,
which rosO from 4SA to 4sN. Western
Union was also aetiyely traded In, and ad,
yaucOd from Tx tO7sN, Pacific Mail rose
from SSSf to S9N; Northwestern from 45JE
to 4516, and Lake Shore from 7S1S 10 7SJ6,
Towards noon q reaction set in, and prices
subsequently declined ,+ajS per cent from
the highest point, Hannibal & st. Joe de.
clinsd from 24to 2Sh on rumon Of pros.
pcetlve unfayorable legislation in Missouri,
Stocks in the closing dealings were 6rln ~
aTeoOyery 81 kaH per cent from the low,
est points, The most active stocks were
Union Pacific, Northwestern, Pacific Nail,
Western Union and ohioS. Union. Pacific
advanced to4OH, Northwestern 10 ASK,
Western Union to77IE, Pacific Mail to SS1
and ohios 10 27k. Tho other changes were
slight Transactions at the Stock Exchange
aggregated $4,000 shares, Of which $4,000
were Pacific Mail, $1,000 Western Union,
$4,000 Northwestern, 10000 Eric, 5000
Lake Shore, $500 ohiOa and 1900 Union
boriAo
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PtrIsBURei, March II. -Wheat44 Quiet
and priced unchanged, Cofu4Eat 76a71cj
Gh6lled sSA5lo, according 10 quality. Pc.
it6leptn Dull crude u % q Patkef'si re-
AAtd 1ltSAt4,SO, philadelphia delivery.
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ctsvBtASp, March i7.-whsat, Com
and Oats-5 Steady and unchanged Petto,
lSuml4F Fin and unchanged.
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DOR SALE

E'oR sAtE- =,
Tho City Of ParkCiSbuE oilbrs for alo NEW
MACHINE SHOP, BOILER and BLACKSMITH
SHOP, with their contents ~ they stand
The Machine Shop . two and q half story brick,
metal roof % by " foot, on heavy stone tounda-
uont walls u, II and 10 inches thick, C0lumnS Of
DO hnt story stand on independent stone tounda-
tl0nA lgf..It.|
The Boiler and Blacksmith Shop |, ono story
brick, metal roof on stone foundation % by s. fSol
Tho Machinery and Tools consist III part Of Quo
Engine and Boiler completet 100 leot Skating,
Hangers and PulleyE hyo LAthes, with Tools eonl-
palB; ono large planeT; one Drill Press Vices,
steam Hammer, Pipe Gutter, Boiler and Sheet Iron
Shear, Lathe Chucks, MandIBlS, Tools, shOau, &c.
BlaekSmlth'S Fun and Tools complete j..
The above buildings were substantially built by
0xpcTloncal mechanics, about fourteen months
since, especially for Machine and 1Oller Shops, Of
cost Of S26 900, and are tho best situated and Or.
ranged Of any dnlllar building In tho State, aud
now In operation, L's f.rll
Tho Lot 4 IS by 10 iOet, op KanAWhA street, n
40. r. Il side ti1ek, and tho .Kanawha river In
front, % feet alley on tho aldo, and two Dqnares
from tho steamboat landing on tho Ohio FlyOr.
This property u 70 tav0nbly situated that II has
unsurpassed advantages iOr transportation by nail
Or water Al l seasons mud oilora rifo Inducements
" those looking for an Investment Of this kind
For Particulars address 49,.
nir9-cod Mayor PTkouburg, West Va.
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LRAVE.
Bellalre. .,.... ..... H4b A. ~ 1850 ~, 245pM
Bridgeport. ,...,n 6b6 ii,O0 IL lB Il
Martins fOrry.. sos u iii0S y 8O3
lagrange, ....,,..P G88 " ll.4S 888 u
SteubenYllla. ..... G67 ~ i202 p, MI S67
WollAvllla ..n.,,, $40 " i.10 II G25 Il
Rochester, ...a.. 900 2@ ~ HIB
ARRtvH,
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POWER OF TIE HUMAN EYE,

The power of the human eye as excr-
cised by woman over man is doubtless IT.
r.slstiblc, but when IL man imagincs that
his own eye can exert the same influence
over the lower creation, and that he h,la
only to gaze tiNcdly on II wild beast to
subdue its ferocity, he occasionally miacAl-
culatcs his chance.
Thus, professor in Vermont, who WAS
believer in the power of the human eye,
realized the truth of the doctrine to his
sorrow. Determined to convince the skep-
ties of its truth. no selected ferocious
bull, who was the terror of the ncighbor-
hood, AS the object of his experiment
The result was not altogether successful.
Surrounded by retinuc of dsbclievers,
the scientific gentleman sauntered into
the pasture where the thou shtful bull was
peacefully grazing. He tixcd upon the
bull his eagle eye, but the ferocious old
animal quailed not, neither did it retire
in mclodramatic order, but the Lust thing
seen of that professor WAS his arch;eologi-
cal form tossed twcnt seven feet into tho
air and coming down on the other side Of
the fence. His physical injuries were
slight, but his faith in scientific mcsmer-
ism as Illustrated in bulls has been greatly
weakened,