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THIS WEKK-For Carpet ut half
price, go to J. W. Fcrrels. rs heis forced
to sell.
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ONE more addition to the Diciples'

ONE more addition to the Diciples
Church on Sunday night.
A CERTAIN gentleman of this city, was
blowing around u few days ago about
his superior skill at rolling on ten pin
allev whereupon q lady challenged him
to a match game; the gentleman accepted
and the match came of last Friday, the
lady coming out best by count of TWEEN
" pins.
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\ SPLENDID lot of Boys Clothing, at
unusually low prices, at
VI. GUTMAN & Co.'S.
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The Opera House will have rest to-
night.
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PLU NJ 3 E RS.
WILLIAM HARE,

Practical Plumber and Gas Filter,
No. - TWELFTH STREET,
WHEELING, w. VA.
Orders from the country attended 20 on
snort notice. auS-"
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EvrEYRopY is talking about the prices
J. : Rhodes X Co. are selling Black Silks
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Cleveland Z Pittsburgh R. R.

CON DkNS BID II VI T. OAkD.
Ia 80 81,
nNAND AFTER MAY -, 1870, TRAINS
" Will run Daily, except sunday a. fol-
lows. viz:
ACCoM'o NAIL. EMPRESS.
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to a match game; the gentleman accepted
and the match came of last Friday, the
lady coming out best by d count OF TWEEN
ty pins.
MARTINS FERRY.
MAYOR DEAN, in company with sew
eral others, has gone to Portsmouth,
Ohio, to attend the Grand Lodge OF the
Independent Order Of Mechanics, which
convenes in that city on Tuesday the
10Th inst.
THERE will be wedding il town on
Thursday evening.
ALL the laboring hands in McCord &
Sons brick yards, struck on Monday
morning, for more wages.
FRANK SoUDERs had his foot badly
mashed on Sunday, by a horse trampIng
on it.
THE firm of Culbertson, Wiley X 90.
report business in their line as beingqulte
brisk. and orders coming in pretty freely.
They are now finishing lot OF castings
for the Belmont furnace.
OUR base ball club went out to 81.
Cuir,yille on Saturday, to play game
against the club ut that place. Our club
were beaten 1 ny S1o ',' ~; VI In tnr,oS
th'tIy-L"o. inc9 p ,%n X C77"rsyiIIa
~ ~ '"' "'7 '''''''' "
r.,.,,.l ,o5
HE pay car oi the Ci''ei".'u '''U
Pittsburgh Fallroad' passed. over 'Hc io"H
yesterday, making SIad Ihe hca'tS Vi
many.
I, Spence returned from his western
tom, an sunday
IL. .,.L. f.u,,sE I IT,,.I.
=. prn i. away on , trim through the
n.c.r in the interest Of their works.
.., &C.,. ,,,,.,,;,.u ,,a,o
q GIN L ,,,.; i'" . " mems . ""I
u'aH'' r,-","' 'i,.., 4" "" G,,b, 'G I' r"n
", ~, L'..,,,,,',, f,,'r.ti,.rr .t the I,r,
Ial,. broke loose and well nigh demol-
shed the buggy To which he was hitch
ed leaving parts OF it in several places,
in the Orchard" He comes over on
horseback now.
Nix. W. A. Woop. has returned from
Il trip to the Glen Flora Springs, 1T
Wuukcgau, ILL.,, whittier he went for ms
health. lie returns much improved.
Sreyrrrs wrr. held in all the churches
Yesterday except the Methodist which
/. rndnr!df,,,, rnr.;-.
hLL"oO" Il man! "'' Con-. i .L -,
mar" 'I'''eS ','O ''S' H,,;iI - ,";,,,
s.''' l1G,,'',, W ,a., :, ,~iii c,,,rare
'u1,s,t t., ,,,;,I, - ,.,.r and tbo rn,,-
L,c,r. ~ Mount If n1mhcrs and . better
class Of buiIdinas, being nearly all sub
,tantial brick dwellings.
OrR streets were lively on Sunday
afternoon and far into the night with
proucnadcrs. taking advantage O! the
broutituI weather and moonlight night.
Go IN boys Wright has 4 full line of g,rlc
hinges.
p,rIrr cuisines. is very dull Satur.
dav night passed over quietly, without u
single arrest.
Squire EAGLESoN is acting rs Mayor
during the absence of Mayor Dean.
Amor, ten car loads of iron ore are
shipped from Martins Ferry every week
to HE smelling furnace of Spaulding.
Woodward " Co., at NtcubenvI,ie. Tins
ore !. ',,,''''' vi , ,@," E,"t famr
miles back Of town, and
!, hauled in in wagons and delivered on
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The City Council Will hold a special
tonight.
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.oyr,,r FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE Co. }

OFFICE FIEE 4 NNNINF INNI kNNNL' V'
wheeling, ". Va, March 81, $50.
Pry,rr,d, That the proposition of the
Peabody Insurance Company OF wheel
ness of illiS company. be, and the same i
hereby accepted, and the President OF this
gn,,r,uy. tagrthcrw McSSrS. Reid, Cos
norm and U'Rri,u, are hereby appointed a
committee 10 cou>ummatr the transfer OF
of reinsurance. Provided, that upon "N-
,,,,,;.afiru. by fhp committee of the assets
CTthr Peabody Insurance Company, II i
tnuui to he perfectly responsible.
signed &. II. COLLIER, Sec'y,
WILSON President.
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CoLoRED Shoes OF all styles, at
l.. V. BLoNDs,
1875 Main II.
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FINE Twilled Alpaca Coats for $50
each at II. FRANKS,
80 Twelfth street.
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VINO wouldn't he an orphan ?
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The County Court will meet this al
ternoon ut o'clock.
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OUR stock is the largest.
NJ. GUTMAN, Il Co.
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60O DAILY TO AGENTS. - G-W ..,..
DAU cles and the hc>, Family Pan. o.
America, with two 500 ,hrOm., ....
a. NJ. MFG Co, ~ Broadway. y.
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Index to New Advertisements.
Canvasscr Wanted.
Strawberry Festival.
New Books Stanton Bros.
To Contractors and Builders.
Proposals for Court House.
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OUR variety Is the greatest.
NJ. GUTMAN ~ Co.
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Accommodation tram leaves Bcllaire AT
i:iu g. VI, and arrives at Steubenvillo al
49,. T.. VI.
Tickets to all principle points in the
Fast aud West can be- procured Ht the
Union Ticket Dficc i'm Mcclure House, and
l,t the station at Bridgeport.
r. K. MYERS,
mN.i Gnmernl passenger y Iicket Agent.
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40 Twelfth street.
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MARTIN 5 FERRY.

MAYOR DEAN, in company with sew
eral others, has gone to Portsmouth,
Ohio, to attend the Grand Lodge OF the
Independent Order Of Mechanics, which
convenes in that city on Tuesday, the
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ABOUT BANANAS.-Few people who
see bananas hanging in fruit stores think
of them as more than II tropical luxury.
In fact they are staple article of food
in some parts of the world, ard accord
ing to Humboldt, nm acre in banana
will produce as much food Tor man as
twenty-five acres of wheat 1t is the ease
with which bananas are grown which
IS the great obstacle 10 civilization in
some tropical countries. 1t Is 80 easy to
get living without work that no effort
will ever be made, and the men become
law and intolcrably shiitIess. All that
is needed Is To stick a cutting in the
ground. 1t will rigcn its fruits in twelve
to thirteen months, without further care,
each plant having from Seventy-hve to
one hundred and twenty-five bananas,
and when that dies down after fruiting
new shoots spring up to take lis place
In region. where no frost ever reaches
bananas are found in all stages OF growth,
ripcning their fruit every month and
every day in the year.
Some plants willhave sixteen or TWEEN
" leaves and branches OF fruit, bending
over rs it rlpenS, forming a beautiful
sight. The culture cf bananas is very
profitable and with the unlimited capaci-
" of Florida and the West India l..
lands Tor producing it, there should al
ways he supply equal to any possible
demand.
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PAID NEARLY
~ 4 o o . . q!
JANUARY End, 1873.


II. Il. STEVENS, ESQ: Dear Nr-When
about six months old ! was yacinatCu.
The rnrtirS VINO were VaCcinated rom the
same virus died from the humor. me
hulnur spread over me To Such an extent
mat | was rolled in bran 10 prevent me
from scratching my person. The disease
finally settled in my head. / remained IN
thiScOnditiOH about twenty years, trOuO-
led all the time with sores breaking III my
head and diScharging corruption from III!
ear. AT this time small kernel appear
ed on my neck. gradually increasing IN
size until a tumor formed OtSuch immense
size | could See H. by turning my eyes
downward. All this time | was taking
various remldics for my blood, without
any substantial benefit.
/ then went 10 a prominent physician in
Boston, who, during his treatment OF six
months. laucrd the tumUr eight times,
which cost me nearly $40. This LEFT me
with "A rough, aggravated sore, without nj
all diminishing the size OF the tumor, ana
in "A SicIlly, feeble condition. ] consulted
another physician in Naticl, who, after
considerable time, succeeded in healing
the sore without reducing the size. Al inns
point ! commenced To use NeSttlnt,
al the earnest persuasion OF a friend. After
I had taken this medicine about one week
IrNprrirucrd wonderful sensations. My
whole BODY seemed 10 bee undergoing 4
radical change, until, finally, the lulnOr
broke and discharged Tlghtiul quantities.
From this time IN decreased IN size uutll
the bunch dl>app pared, but my neck still
bears the ugly sears OF the sore and lance.
I am now healthy and strcng and able To
work every day.
Twin also mention that have been an
acute sufferer from nfammatOry rhcuma-
tiSm ever since | can remember. until
commrnriugthruNc OF Nvgctinr, when al
most Immediately all rheumatic pains
ceased This statement | volunteer for
the purpose OF Dcnctitting other suffering
humanity, and you will confer favor by
giving IT as much publicity rs thought
proper. Very gratefully,
q. VI. EiANEIS, Ashland, Mass.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArE.-Ihc
following are the transfers OF zeal estate
entered in the County Clerks office for
the week ending Friday, November 9th,
1875:
Deed made July %, 1873, by Alexan-
der j. Caldwell and wife TO BOni. r. Nc
Mechen, for three lots Nos. =, land 10,
between Walnut and Fairmont streets.
! CnldwelT> addition. Admitted October
80; 5000.
Deed made October %, 1915, by Geo.
o. Davenport, Commissioner to Abigail
Counts. for lot No. 10 in square 80, jacob
:. Caldwcir> addition. Admitted No
vember 3 $1,000.
Deed made October ~, 1872 by j. h.
McKennan, special commissioner, TO Geo
Is. Barr for the east one.halt OF lot -,
Shriver suddition. Admitted November
%; Sl,7U0.
Deed made August 81, 1873, by city OF
Wheeling to George B Barr, for fraction
of burial lot $50 in Peninsula cemetery.
Admitted November ,; $3.50.
Deed made March 80, 1875, by David
Thornburc and wife to Philip Armand,
for part of David Thornburg farm, was
admitted Nov. ID; SllI.3l.
Deed made March II, 1874, 10y Thco-
dore Fink and wife to {. :. and j. f..
Miller, for ground between South and
| Front streets. and the Yves! line OF lot
! No. !, was admitted October 30; $lO4.lG
Drrl made October u, 1870, by ChaS.
:. Miller and John Miller to Harry W.
List. for land on old South Zane street
SO feet east from Pennsylvania street,
and land between south Front street and
the west line of the above described par
eel. Admitted October 30th, 1915; 81
600.
Deed made October %, 1873, by Anna
NJ Wills and husband to ". l.. Cole,
for lot No. Is, Tradelphia Admitted
November lst, 1873; $3.50.
Deed made JuEe % 1875; by Casper
Shaft and wife to George Neu, srr or 3
acres and II perches on Glcn's Run, was
admitted November 3D.; 1891 IS.
Deed made October 2G, 1873, by Lizzie
Downer and others, to Andrew King,
for 4 lot fronting on l4th street, in Ora
hams addition, was admitted November
4th $500
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Greer a Laiug u.s.. David /. boneI and
In Tie Municipal Court of Wheeling in
ChauCcrN.
Rv virtue Of q decree of the Municipal
Court of Wheeling, rendered In the above
entitled cause, ON the 10Th day of Septem-
her. 1873. /. the undersigned Special Com
missioner, will, on saturday, December
a., 1879. sell nj the front door of the
count House ofOhiO County, commencing
said sale at lUo'c.Dck, \. NJ, the following
described property:
The southern portion of numbered
one hundred aud NrN"nty.Scvrn 10 stu
at.I near the southeast corner OF Eof and
sixteenth streets, In the city of Wheeling,
West Virginia. said portion of said lot
from, thifiy-uUr icct, more or less, on EUi
street. aud extends back an equal width
fofn, east line Of said lot. No. IL.
VruN~ or ~NLF.--Ouc half cash. The
balance IN TWO equal instruments, at nine
and eighteen months. respectively, from
,uy of sale. with interest, tn" purchaser
to give his bonds with approved security,
for the deferred payments, and IA" title TO
ur retained until The purchase money
shall have beod paid in iull.
L. q. BARR,
special Commissioners.
ions W. MITCHELL, AuctiDucer.
nov .-uuWl.
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BASE BALI-THe La Bellies Sco9ps6.-
Yesterday afternoon the second game OF
the series between the La Belle ana
Standard base ball clubs, for the cham
pionsbip, took place at the Fair Grounds
The attendance, considering the rawness
of the atmosphere, was quite large, and
the excitement and betting
in proportion. The game was called
promptly at two o'clock, and in the toss
the LaBelles won and sent the Standards
to the bat. The former club has been
very lucky IN this respect, having won
the toss in three successive games.
In the first inning the Standards made
but one tally. while their opponents
scored four. This send oil made the
friends of the LaBeles feel confident and
quite number of bets were placed at
this time. In the second inning both
sides retired with goose egg. In the
third inning, by errors ana wiz Pias-
ing OF the LaBelIes, their opponents Sc
cured six talleys, while they only Sc
cured one. This seemed to seal the fate
of the La Belle boys, and apparently
they became demorallzed. In the next
three innings the Standards added e.even
more to their score, while the La Belle;
were retired without a single tally. III
the last three innings the Standards wer'
whitewashed each time and the La Bellies
only added one to their score. The game
closed with a score OF is to + in favor q
the Standards.
On the Standard side Wilson, righ'
field, played very fine, and Bennett
catching and batting was excellent
None OF the Lii Belle boys deserve men
ton MS they all played poor. We never
SAW Woodward do such eakp!ayinS as he
did yesterday. We append the score;
STANDARD LA BELLE.
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What is Vegetine?

/, is compound extracted from barkS,
roots and herbs. lis natures remedy. 1t
is perfectly harmless from any bad elect
uu..u thr system. II is nouriShing and
strengthening. II acts directly upon the
blood. Itqu!,tS the nervous system. II
gives you Il good, sweet sleep at night. IL
lsa great panacra TOR our aged fathers ana
mothers, for 30 gives them strength, IulrtS
thrir nerves, and gives them nature :
sweet >!,cp-aS has been proved by many
am aged person. II is the great Blood
Purifier. II is "a soothing remedy for our
children. II has relieved and cured thou
sands. 1t * very pleasant 10 take; every
child likes u. II relieves and cures al! dis
eases originating from lmpur" blood. Try
tine NrgcIinr. Give II a fair trial for your
complaints. then YOU Will say 10 your
friend. urighbor and acquaintance, 1T!
it'll has cured me-
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EIISCELLAkEO
THEMEDICINE THAT CURES
Is
VEGETINE!

Taking into consideration the character
of its vouchers, the history Gifts cures ana
theimmcnse increasing demand, Negetine
may be fairly entitled the leading medl-
cine OF the age.
For Scrofula in the blood, Negetine is an
infallible remedy, and no person need SUI
Ter from tumOrS, ulcers, and all diseases
arising from impure blood, II Negetlne Is
used according To CORRECTIONS. There Is not Il
case of ScrOfula In existence that Ncgctlnt
will not cure, provided, however, the vital
functions have not lost their power OF
action. all that may be said to the contrary
notwithstanding.
NrgetIue i pleasant to the taste, mild IN
il influence, and absolute in its action on
disease. a. the following unquestiOuable
evidence will show.
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THE New MONEY LOAN OFFICE
The attentioRot the public is called to
the money loan office OF De Roy " Vie
Ter, No. 1904 Market street. These gen.
tlcmrn have been doing business in
Pittsburgh for many years and are well
and favorahly known there. They have
opened fine establishment here, and
solicit an inspection Of their method Of
doing business, as they feel confident
they can guarantee satisfaction.
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PoSTAL,- Enenboro, West Virginia
has been designated as separating office
and the postmaster allowed $50 per an
mum additional pay:
An order has also been made chang
ing the mail route from Princeton TO
Ocean, West Virginia, SO as to begin at
New Hope and omit Princeton.
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uRGxEATE>T SUCCESS OF THE SEA
SON. -444 is tie number Of our new en-.
broidrrcd cloakS, which We declare to be
the handsomest garment, TOR the money,
IN Wheeling. Other new and desirable
STYLES lust received. Our "a black CASH
mere nj 9jc can't be beat.
EusHEIMER X Bro.
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RIVER NEWS.

luulCdleu 4EeI = ''''-' 80 49,
and rising.
The Express departed for Parkersburg
at the usual hour yesterday morning.
The Hudson did not arrive until late
last night.
The t.wbosts Jim and Sam Brown
passed up With empty barges.
GThe Emma Graham, from Cincinnati
en- route for Pittsburgh. passed up.
The Market Boy will leave for Pitts
bursh this morning on her first trip IN
this trade.
The Courier will leave for Parkersburg
this morning at II o'clock.
The Hudson will leave for Cincinnati
this afternoon at o'clock.
The Salt Valley, from IrontOn for
Pittsburgh, is due this evening.
a government boat with Il party Of
United States engineers, was moored near
the water works yesterday. They are
under Colonel Merrill, and have been
making survey between Pittsburgh and
Bcllaire. They have been out about two
months, and have about finished their
Iabors. They have located thirteen dams
between this city and Pittsburgh.
The following new lights and changes
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OIL Paintings at auction this evening
opposite the McLure House. Finest coll
lection ever offered in this city, and Will
be sold without reserve; sale cpmm"nc-
ing at : o'clock Lovers OF art should
not let this opportunity pas.
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BEWARE and make no mistHke-l"ok
for our name. j Fox " Co, 30 Twelfth
street, are bound to sell ten thousand
dollars worth of the finest clothing for
men, boys and youths wear, within tn"
next sixty days, to make change in our
firm
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The Eomcos and Ju'ietS have been
driven indoors by the recent bad weather.
1t /. murhn nicer setting in the parlor n ear
"a snug fire.
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THE moral aspect Of the city has i'm
proved so considerably Of late As to leave
the police nothing to do, beyond walking
about in ,trrngthfulncsS and quictudc.
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Tue ladies will now wear striped kid
gloves. 1t is said that the top stripe
VIII match that on the stockings, but
YOU can't prove it.
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Base Hits-Standards, 10; La BelleS,7.
Flies EMBELLISHMENTS Y; ~ Bellies, w.
Left on Observation-Disclosures, >; LA hcIle>' -
Time of game, two hours.
Umplre--Sam Norton.
The third game between the above
clubs will be played at the far grounds
this afternoon. 1t is to be hoped this
game will be closer and more exciting.
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BASE ball j., very uncertain thing TO
bet on, as some young men will agree
who are ont of pocket on yesterdays
game.
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Cor. Main and 2Oth street

]. ". FEREELs heavy reductions IN
the price of Dry Goods and Carpets Is
making things lively sure at the corner
of Main and 10th streets.
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For incncss and cheapncss the photo
graphs made by Rogers X Go. cannot be
surpassed. Gallery 1908 Market street,
opposite Mcclure House.
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ONE LIVE Sror.-Thc heavy rcdua
ton of 2Opcr cent in my entire stock of
dry goods and carpets is now being req.
lied. Call and see the bargains, ~ |
am compelled to reduce my stock.
j. ". FEEBEL.
Cor. Main and 2Oth streets
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ALL kinds of clothing at less than first
cost to manufactures, at II. Frank Cos
ing ont sale, at f. 18th street.
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DoN'T buy your ready made clothing
before pricing them at j. Fox u Co. ;,
So Twelfth street, rs we are closing out
our entire stock for the next sixty days
to make change in our firm by lst Jan
uary.
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TuEcit will be lively next week. We
will have the Masonic Grand Lodge, the
Legislature, and Chapter Masons with
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b,,tunMANCl or~OIlChAKM

ING.' How eltntr sex may IasCIFHIr
and cain the love and affections OF amy
person they choose Instantly. This SIM
Die, mental requirement all can possess,
frrs. hv mail, for 25c, together with a ma
riag. guide. Egyptian oracle, Dreams,
Hints Ia Ladies. Wcddiug-Nichi shirt,
Sc. y queer book. Address, I. WILLIAM
& CO., Pubs, Phtla.
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TWENTY per cent. saved by buying
your clothing Mt Gold Bros. Call before
purchasing elsewhere.
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ONLY few more Army Jackets let,
at 81 - each, at II. Franks closing out
sale.
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Dox.r FogGET-J Fox x Co, No, IS
Twelfth street. are bound to close out
their large and finest stock of ready
made clothing in the city Of Wheeling
nj and below cost tor the next sixty day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-06

Fox Blankets and Flanncls call at j.
". Frrrqls, corner of Main and 2OtA
streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-06

FlyE cashmere pants and vests, worth
$3.50. for 800, ut Gold Bros.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-06

For Dress Good, and Carpets, at hal
price, % to J. ". FcrrcIs. corner Man
and 2Oih streets.