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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-11-05

A NUMBER of coon hunters in Stock
bridge, Mass, recently watched a tree
through the long and weary hours of
the night, only to find in the morning
perched aloft the family cat of one of
the party.
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LADIES will be interested to learn that
from the latest patterns imported ny our
merchants il appears that the shapes ol
the fall bonnets are still varied but the
most .tvli.h shapes differ very materially
from those of last season, for the reason
that their crowns are fatter, and the
rims are turned down in front, instead OF
rolling. Though the rims are turned
down, most Of the bonnets are trimmed
with a bandeau of silk or velvet in front,
with q few flowers. Some flowers are
used in trimming, but feathers are used
in the greate.t pro'us. on. On some
STYLES are noticed natural birds, in all the
glory Of brilliant Pia"ise. Some are
trimmed with hnrt- me wings and teath-
ers of yariegated hue, others with fine
ostrich feathers and tops, and in some
eases the latter arr combined with natur-
nj birds. The most striking ParisiaH
novelty IN the way OF feathers is rich
ostrich plume with centre Of cloth shade
and edges of delicate colors. OF these
there are numerous styles, the centre and
edges varying in collar.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-30

BASE BALL.--An exciting game o! base
ball took pluce between the La Belle club
and the Capitals last Saturday afternoon.
On the sixth inning difficulty arose
about the pitching OF Carney of the La
Belle club and the game closed, standing
10 to II in favor the La Belle boys.
Tho game between the National and
Buckeye clubs, on the Fair Grounds, re-
suited to 10 in favor of the Buckeyes.
During the progress of the game Dick
Robinson was hurt by one of the players
running into him.
The game between the Bellaire club
and the E2celsiors of this city, took place
Saturday with the following result:
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most cuccrfully add my testimony to the
great number YOU have already received
an favor of your great ana good medicine,
Ncgcjlu for do not think enough can
he said in its praise, for was troubled over
thirty years with that dreadful disease,
Catarrh, and had such bad coughing spells
that 10 would seem aN though could never
breathe any more, and Ncgotiuc has cured
me: and DO frri 10 thank God all th"
time that Their" - 80 good medicine rs
Ncgrtine, and also think II one Of the
best medicines tor coughs and weak sink
ing feelings at the stomach, and advise
everybody 10 take the Ncgciiuc, tor can
assure them II is one of the best medicines
that ever was. MRS. l.. GORE.
Corner Magazine and Walnut SIS, cam
bridge. Massachusetts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-30

A New HOTEL AT THE GREENBRIER
WHITE SuLrHUR-By contract just
confirmed by Judge Jackson, of the
United States Court for West Nirainla,
the Grcenbrirr White sulphur Springs
Company have leased to Peyton " Co.,
for five years a sufficient portion of the
grounds, with all privileges thereof, upon
which to erect new hotel to cost $40
900. The lcssecs are to furnish the mon
ey, and at the expiration of their lease
the building the building is to be acquir-
ed by the company at its appraised val
Nc. TIE site selected is within the pres
ent enclosure, and almost opposite to
and but little distance from the Cncsa-
peake and Ohio railroad depot. The no.
tel is to be kept open the year round, and
will be an eating point for passengers
going east and west. 1t i to be finished
by June |, 1876,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-30

Lo-T THEIR PocKETHooEs. Colonel
Curtis and Mr.. Beck of West Liberty,
came down 10 Wheeling, Saturday, to
see Barnums big show, bu: their trip
proved rather an expensive one. While
coming gu. of the circus after the per-
Torrance was over, some one near the
gentlemen raised the cry of "pick-pock-
cts Our West Liberty visitors
immediately clapped their hands III the
neighborhood of where their pocket
books ought to be, but alas they were
gone. Mr.. Beck lost thirty-six dollars.
Col Curtis does not know how much
Wa in his pocket book, but thinks not Il
very large sum.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-30
All Diseases of the Blood.

II Vegetine Will relieve pain, cleanse,
purify and cure such diseases, restoring
the patient To perfect health after trying
different physicians. many remedies, sun
criug for years, is il not conclusive proof {
YOU are a sufferer, You can be- cured Why
is this medicine performing such great
cures" II works IN the bIUpd,In the "IrrU-
Iaiiug nuid. II can truly be called the
Gr,ut B'pyR Purifier. The great source OF
disease originates in the blood: and no
medicine that does not act directly upon
u, Ia purify and rccuvatc, has any just
claim upon public attention.
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DYSPEPSIA.

YMPTOMS-Want of appetite, rising OF
food and wind from the stomach, acldlty
OF the stomach, heartburn, drynesS ana
whItcucSs OF the tongue in the morning,
sense OF dtStenSIOu in the stomach ana
bowels, sometimes rumbling and pam )
c,StlVrncSS, which is occasionally inter
ruptrd by diarrhma; paleneSS of the urine.
The mouth Is clammy, or has sour or bit
ter taste. Other frequent symptoms are
waterbrash, palpitatiOn OF the heart, head
ache. and disorders OF the senses, rs seeing
double, etc. There is general debility
lauguor and aversion To motion detection
of The spirits, disturbed sleep, and night
ful dreams.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-30
BELLAIEE NINE
RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last even
ing indicated four feet in the channel
and falling.
The Hudson left for Cincinnati Satur-
day afternoon at 5! o'clock.
The Salt Valley passed up on her way
to Pittsburgh Saturday evening.
The Granite State, from Pittsburgh
for Portsmouth, passed down Saturday,
at noon This will be her last trip until
more water.
Tho Ike Hammet left for st. Louis
SaturJayevening.
The hull of Captain Campbell Swce-
ncys new boat arrived from Pittsburgh
Saturday morning. 1t will be finished
here, and put in the Ouichita trade.
The Science will leave this morning
for Purkcrsburg at | o'clock. She takes
the place Of the Express, she having laid
up ON account ofthe low water,
The Andes from Cincinnati, is due
here this attcsnoon.
1t is reported on good authority that
the Fannie Tatum cleared about $1,000
in three trips between Pittsburgh and ST.
Louis, which is not bad for these hard
times.
D. Rnlston, President Of the suspended
Bank of California, was formerly u
steamboat clerk on the Ohio river is
native OF WelisvilIc, Ohio, and wolf
known by some of our older business
men.
Captain DonnaIIy, Of the Mary Miller
contcmpIatcs putting his steamer in the
trade between Cincinnati and Pittsb urgh
The Barnard arrived from 81. Louis.
this morning, and lays over until to-mor-
row morning to clean her boilers. She
has 600 tons of iron ore for Wheeling,
and 400 tons OF pig iron for Pittsburgh.
George Pollard viii be one of her pilots
from hrcc.--tuclDtoti Times.
The Cincinnati Toncs Thursday saws:
Captain Peter Elchols introduced at the
Stcamboa,mcn Exchange, this noon.
model OF his own invention for the rails
ing and lowering of chimney ON bouts
The principal is thu perpendicular slide
motion elevated and lowered by means of
a crank Il strong iron chain being at
tachcI to the upper section, on the inter-
Tor Of which are wheels and supports to
stcudy the chimneys in their rise and de-.
cent. 1t is claimed by the inventor that
the guy chains and exterior supports now
in general use will not interfere with tn"
adaptation of his patent.
Captain Sam Christy, Of the Charles
ton wharfboat, and Mr.. Ethan Gu,horn,
Of Charleston, have gone to Buffalo, y. /.
l., to look at an iron built wheel steamer, |
with a view to purchasing her, to make .
daily round trips between GallipoIis and
Charleston. Her hull Is 30 feet long and .
- feet wide and her cabin Is 100 feet .
,ong. She draws - inches forward and T.
" inches ait, and is said 10 make % miles
an hour on Lake Erie She would have .
to come to the Ohio by II roundabout .
route, bat the gentlemen who have gone /
to look at her. think that they will cX-
pcrirnce no difficulty in getting her here.
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What | Know About Vegetlne.
sourH boston, May 9, 1870

SOUTH Boston, May 9, 1870.
K. II. STEVENS, Esq Dear Sir Il had con-
siderable experience with the Negetlne.
For dyspepsia, general debility and impure
blood, the Negetine Is superior 10 any
thing which / have ever used. com
menced taking Negetine about the middle
of last winter, and, after using few bot
ties. IL entirely cured me OF dyspepsia, and
my blood never was IN 50 good condition
MS at The present time. IL Will AFFORD me
pleasure TO give any further particular,
relative to what know about TINS good
medicine to any one who will call or ad d.
dress me at my residence, 3S5 Athens 81.
Very respectfully,
MONROE PARKER.
$50 Athens street.
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Gained IS Pounds of Flesh.
sorrr BERWICK, Me, Jan. L, lS.2.

SOUTH BERWICK, Me-, Jan. l., 1872.
II. L. STEVENS, Esq: Dear Sir-l have
had dyspepsia in its worst form Tor the last
ten wears, and have taken hundreds OF
dollars WORTH OF Medicine without obtain
ing any relief. In September last COM
menced taking the Ncgctine, since which
time my health has steadily improved.
Nv FOOD digcStS well, and have gained
fifteen pounds Of flesh. There are several
others in this place taking the Nrgrtnr,
all have obtained rclici. Yours, truly,
THOMAS f.. MOORE,
Ovcrseer OF card room, Portsmouth COS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-30

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF TEE
PUBLIC ScHooLS.-The returns of the
election, which was held on the 18th inst.
for Superintendent Of the public schools,
was received in part Saturday, by Chas.
Deiters, Clerk of the Board of Commits
sioners. The returns so far received from
Liberty, Richland, Washington and 1'ria.
delphia, show majority for J. c. Faris
over Robert II. Pogue Of fl votes.
Ritchic district Is 10 be heard from yet,
but the probabilities are that Faris Is
elected
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COLLEGE
rnlRry.rIrru >I.,ro,.

NJONpAI, 27lH SErIENN..
vi Courses OF study 800, ay ..r...
Ia" varied purposes ui Hiut,.i..
grrrS are conferred iUd.,iIs'u'
scholarship M NI>, Schemes .u"
Special courses are ARRANGE. H.
siunul students u lugIur,ur..
Physics ANA Chemistry. with .N.I
rug Iu the use OF instruments aU.
rutuS, both iu field work ami 900 fN. ...
tory.
Boarding I'm clubs from So Zoo -. goo
and at private boarding huus. - i....
60 - per week.
For particulars send for CaiIlnsu.
Prof {. l.. lOu>, or
". Is. pLNDlITU\.
il sl-I I#......H.....
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APPRECIATION.

CHAELFsToWS. MASS, Marcn H. lNdp.
ii. X. STEVENS fills is To certify that !
have used your blood Preparation
fNcgctiuoD in my family for several years.
and think that, for >croiIIa or Cauk"iuuS
HumurS or Rheumatic affections. % cam
not be tXccllcd: and ~ a blood purifier
and spring medicine 10 IS the best thing
ever used: and have used almost every
thing. / can chrcriully recommend IL Ia
any one in need of such medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. \. \. plNSMORF.
~ Russell street.
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GOOD EVIDENCE.
ClNclNNArI. Nov. ~, 1872.

tISCI&SATI, Nov. -, 49,.
Mr. II. Il. STEVENS: Dear Sir-Ihr two
bottles of N,-rilue furnished me 10y your
agent. my wife has used with great benefit.
For "a long lime She has been troubled
with diIHIu'sS aud coStiVcn"SN; these
troubles are now entirely removed by the
use OF NcgrlIu".
She WAS also troubled with dyspepsia
and general debility, and has been greatly
benefited. THOMAS GILMORE,
80 Walnut street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-30

FooT EAcE.-Saturday afternoon the
foot race to: 800 side, between Bud
Rogers, of Martins Ferry, and b. Wal
kor, Of SteuhenviIe, came otT at the lat
ter place, ana was won by Bud Rogers.
The course was 100 yards, and the time
made was ten and one-half seconds.
Rogers and Walker intend running an
other l75 yard racel on next Saturday.
tor 5000 sids, at SteUbeuviile.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-30

OAKLAND HoTEL.-Vice President
Keyser and Engineer Boiling, Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. visited
Oakland this week and gave further in
s.ructions in regard to the new company
hotel to be erected there, the ground for
which has been staked of The building
will be two hundred and fifty feet front
and will contain forty-four rooms more
than the company hotel at Deer Park.
Co., Cumberland N,,cS.
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TIE COIfAiTS.

MuNIcIpAL CoURr-J,ldye Cra""'er.
The Court met at 10 O'Clock Saturday
morning,
The case of Clark and Hubbard, as:
siguees Of Thomas Sweeney, in bank
ruptcv, vs.. David Crawford, was contin-
ued till next term, nj defendants costs.
w. J. ". Cowden WAS appointed guar
dian al Item for the children OF Mary
Merge, widow OF J. b. Merge, Jr. .
Adjourned until this morning at III
o'clock
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PEACHES FOR CANNING.-By an adj
vertisement in another column it will be
seen that Mcssrs. Bachman * burst are
receiving to-day large invoice ofpeach-
Is suitable for canning. They are also
selling them very low.
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ECLECTIC INSTITUTE
I32 MADISON 81.
BALTIMORJg.

MRS. LETITIA TYLER -IN|.
vi Principal.
This school viii open l.tn Of ~cp'.I
and close 18th OF June. English.
Mathematics, Latin. French, co.,.
Italian ana Spanish. Drawing Pan
and Dancing, Taught toy most un., o..
>urS and Teachers. Also ruH'I,..
simplicity iu dress. with muDv~ts .H..
priDty In department.
10 For Circular, apply io FrnD.
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SELECT READINGS. We call atten-
ton to the advertisement in another COL
umn, of the select readings to be given
by Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Scott,
at the Fourth Street NJ. +. Church,
tomorrow evening. The above
parties have considerable reputation as
clocutionists, and no doubt this enter
tainment will be highly pleasing and
satisfactory. We hope to SEQ large
house.
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ST. LOUISLAW SCHUU

LAW Department 81 Wash'ngt.
luINtT~ItN..
The regular annual term az tbs
School VIII open Oh " DIN ShnI U'i''
rr I3Ih. 1875. Full cour. e., TWO ilrI...
months each. students admitted
Senior Class. ON examination. by .#
ton on or be- ore DrtOhsI ~ 10. J
SsJ first year, 80 second yea BOD"
us" Of Library. For par'lrg.a.. ..
G. NJ. STEWAEI, Dean oii.,H Ia..
y27cOdsb 4J3 y. Third ~i...-'. IH....
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NEIGIIBORIIOOD MEMS.
BELLAIEE.

a LITTLE girl by the name Of Wier,
whose parents reside on Gravel Hill,
straycd away from home yesterday
morning, and was lost for about tour
hours Mr. George Muth found her on
Thirty.thlrI street about noon, and he
being acquainted with her parents, sent
her home.
THE Allen Club meets in City Hall
tonight. Let there be II good turnout
Mr.. DAVID RUNKIN, travelling agent
for the Baron Manufacturing Company
of this city, arrived home on Saturday
night, after being out about six weeks,
SOME ofthc Republican readers Of the
MtciligeHcsr here are feeling very badly
on account of the BrIalrc local for that
paper sending up items to the effect that
Governor Allen will not be- here, when he
knows that every word of what he writes
in that direction is wholly untrue. They
say that such course shows desperation
that will undoubtedly injure their cause
Governor \ Hen will be here on next
Wednesday, if he is alive and well, just
as sure as the sun will rise on that morn
ing. And he will make good many
Republicans feel great deal sicker the
morning after election IN October, than
he ever was in his life. Let every one
turn out on Wednesday, and hear the
unvsrnIshcd truth told by hcnoblc old
statesman.
TIE Ohio Glass Works of this city
will start up to-day. This will be glad
tidingS to many man and fam
lily in Bclluire.
The speakers stand will be- erected on
the public square today, for the great
Democratic rally on Wednesday evening
next, ut which time Governor William
Allen, General George w. Morgan, k.
F. Trcvcllick, E.q, and Hon. W. C..
CASTOR. will address the citizens OF tins
county on the political issues Of the day.
Let US give the old sage of Ross county
hearty welcome.
A GREAT many of our ctizrns attend
ed Bnrnum's show ut Wheeling, on Sat
urday.
MATCH game Of base ball came of
on the public square of this city, on Sat
urday last, between the CentenniaIs and
Clippers of Beliairc, at which time the
Clippers came out second best.
CAMP meeting being over religious
services were held in the various
churches of our city, ut the usual hours
yesterday.
WE understand that the Republicans
are going to have tizzle here tonight.
We did not learn. who is to address the
meeting.
Ten car loads ofpeaches passed through
this city yesterday, going west. They
must be peach hungry IN that direction.
THE Wallace Cornct Band did not 20
to Wheeling on the Market Boy on Sat
urday evening last, AS was expected, on
account of the necessary and uncXpcct-
ed absence of some OF the members.
They regret the disappointment much,
but it was unavoidable.
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PosrAI~-Wm. l.. " clmoth is ap.
pointed postmaster Mt Top Of Allegheny,
Pochontas county, West Virginia, vice
". =. Wclmoth.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

$50 to $4,000 Hes zssse aF Il STOCK q;
Privileges. and paid 800 per cent profit.
"How to do it," A book on Wall Street
sent free. TUMBRIDGE & CO., Bankers
Wall street. Ny junl5sb
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QUITE large number of persons wcrn
in the locl,.up last night, and will have
their case, before Judge Cranmcr this
morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-30

THE CIRCUS Barnum's Circus APP
pcared at the Fair Grounds Saturday
and the canvass could not have contain
ed more persons than assembled on the
occasion of the two performances, even
ing and night. The ring performance
was first class and all who were present
surely enjoyed and appreciated it.
The bare back riding of Martina Low
ande was marvellous. lie Is the best bare
back rider we ever saw, and his feat are
ones of daring and constant practice.
The lady bareback riding was also won
dcriul.
Taxing it altogether the show was rs
good a one rs ever has performed in
VIII cchng
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WUr,Iiug. v. "a. NpIiI ,, 10.
rNIIE CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
Marine Inst ".succ Company OF Wh""I-
inc, expired April Q. $50. and its uueNpir-
ell lire business has been r'tnSur"d 10y lG"
pr.,huUy Insurance Company OF Wheel
ing. ". Va. ~ shown 10y the Resolution
observation-disclosures hereto. Allclaim>
tor loss cor dumu@. that may occur after -
O'Clock VI, April /, lS11, under any tEc
policy ISSUED 10y the Fire and Marine In
Surtucv Company. and I'm force, Will hc
adjusted and settled 10y the Peabody In
SuTluco Coz "auy.
J. V. l.. RODGERS,
Secretary.
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER q H..
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLIE

LNSTA lSou. OFFEK- - -
IL proved course OF study lr,.
teal education OF young m..
rooms, rented ana furnished
room for ladies. Sessions G4y
ing. Individual instruction l.F..
student; also thorough course .rr.
llsh branches. Call AT Collrgrun
site Mcclure House. or address.
J. VI. FRN~llE....
a1l-Nl WI.
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rIsE WINDOW GLASS COMPANY


1t has been well understood, tor some
time, that the Wheeling Window Glass
Company has been financially embar-
raised, and that its balances in its current
business were beng constantly carried to
the wrong side Of the ledger. Notwith-
Standing these rumors, but little uneasi-
ness was felt, for the stockholders are all
amongst our most prominen: business
men merchants, bank directors and cap
italists. Several days ago, however, some
Of the paper Of the company which had
been negotiated in banks, falling due, the
proper officer of the company informed
its creditors that it hafthe wherewithal to
pay but 30 cents Gu the dollar Of its in
debtedness, and verified the
statement by an exposition Of
the condition Of its affairs,
THIS is acknowledged to be the truth
the bank with which the loan was ncgo-
tiated The Exchanged agreeing to nc
cept the compromise, as the best thing it
could do under the circumstances.
We were called upon last evening, by
+. w. PAXTON, Esq, President of the
company, who stated these facts, and told
us that the structures passed
in the Sunday Leaicr upon
the stockholders, who were also
directors in the bank were entirely UNI
true. He also stated that he would, in Il
day or two, prepare reply which would
show the exact facts as they really are.
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ST. Joseph S Academy.

IN CHARGE or THE SISTERS ,. ,
| Joseph, cor. Fourteenth Is IuH r.
Tho patrons OF this Institution
formed that IT'S duties will Do. lr.u.
the first Monday Iu S,ptrmh,'. .
commencement OF this. Its ,.uN.r'.
OF successful oprrauun,it l. UUu.,..-..
say more than that The SAM N.''.
over the pupils, and rNur'u,~~ .r Bloc.
struction that has hitherto rNHE..
the school, will StilI bee uuuTH.r...
rents are earnestly requested '.,I'.
children punctuaily Tor ln'"l,n...
classes, To pupils of German
no extra Charg" is mIdu 'uI .,..
In iLuI IuInIH.i.
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For Music, Music Books Pianos, Or
gaus. Stools, Covers, and thousand and
one things to be- found in Music Storr,
90 to Adams " Lucas, 1927 Market
street. They make Il speciality Of these
articles, and sell At lower prices and on
more accommodating term, than ANY one
rl.p