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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-08-31
ahInailEpm GN California.

The Cbiuamen in California mum
Der 10000, Of whom three -tourths are
adults. They are not only a power,
but great and important power.
They fill nearly all the departments o4
trade, from the highest to the lowest.
They have introduced American man-
ufactures into China and brought
back in other things cheaper goods
than can be made at home. The,
regulate the labor market in California
They know Confucius by heart, and
are content with the maXims of that
ancient sage rather than the teachings
of the modern missionary.
Every month about 2,500 Mongoli.
ans are added to the Pacific coast la.
Dor and in households They monop-
olize washing and peddling; control
cigar making, boots and shoes, under
wear, cts. are tinsmiths, watchmak-
ers, carpenters, broom makers, fisher
men and gardners, and experts in
wooden fabrics they are eycellen;
cooks and chamber servants, and eX-
port money counters in banks in fact,
they are industrious, expert ut bar
gains and economical AS house ser
they are cleanly, but strike for higher
wages and vacate without notice
Dishonesty is frequent, but the motions
Of European domestic, are exorbitant,
and housekeeping would be imprac-
tlcable without Chinlman, ior China
women never hire ont. Their numbers
are small, few marry. and the most are
public Nin2-tenths OF the Chinamen
are single, and show no disposition to
settle nor to regard politics They
gradually adopt our clothing, except
the Christian coat and stockings.
Men, women aud children wear pig
tails reaching to the heels, and this
ornament is worshped. They stick
to the wide-sleeved blouse. mostly
blue muslin. Opium is their tavorite
smoke and rice their chief diet, comb
ned with pork. Fish and vegetables
are largely consumed and eggs are
largely imported from China, coated
with mud, and dried CLAIMS and oysters
are also imported No one ever saw
Il Chinaman tipsy, but they gamble
universally. They live in crowded
dcns and with no comfort. \ shilling
goes further than a dollar with Ameri-
cans quick to strike for wages, they
work for whatever offers rather than
be idle. Every man can read and
write. They have several temples for
worship, and within are images rudely
bedizened, tapers ever burning, incense
gongs, cts. but no seats. Gilded
texts from their scriptures appear on
the walls. There are no books, no
pulpit, no preaching, no praying, nor
is there day set for worship. Every
day Cinnamon pass in front of the im-
ages, hats on, making a low obeisance
and pass out time, five minutes.
Americans can see at glance the
in many senses, of a popu.
lation like this. Though in the coun
try, they are not of it, for all of them
mean to return home some day or 9th.
er. ". Y Express.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-08-31

CALL ME IL SHE Blows UP.-It was
the same old lady who was seen walk
ing up and down Levee street yester-
day while the boat was taking on
freight. She was ticketed for New
Orleans, and the first night aboard the
boat she opened her stateroom door
just before retiring, stuck her nose out
and yelled:
"Capting! capting!"
"What's wanted, madam ?" inquired
that official, as he approached the
door.
''Im lone woman, captine, as you
we'll know" she squeaked, "and if this
boat blows up | depend on you to call
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-08-31

The mounds near Lake Minnesota,
MINI. are being visited and examined
by many people just now, aud there is
quite a revival of interest in these re-
mains of the race of Mound builders.
In fact, no young lady in st. Paul is
considered as belonging to the ham
ton unless she can trace genealogical
descent from some particular pile of
moldering bones in these mounds, and
a choice collection of decayed trag.
menls of skeletons is quite sential
to the comfort of every well regulated
family in the State. - Chicago Times.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-08-31

aud planted herself directly in the
bears path. Brandishing her pitch
fork and screaming at him, she at
tempted to scare him back to the
woods. But the bear was ravenou.
with hunger, and he came straight
down the hill at her, showing his
teeth and growing fierce!y, AS he
approached and sprang toward her
Mrs. Pope lodged and dealt him ;
bl Nv, the iron ring Of the fork strik
inc him exactly on the end of the
nose. The shock stunned the beal
for an instant, and during that instant
with almost superhuman strength Mrs
Pope plunged both tines of the forl
into the bears side, where she sup
posed the heart to be. either good
fortune or the hand Of Providence, di-
rected the weapon, for one OF the
tines passed clear through the bear 5
heart, and he fell over dead, leaving
her not only victorious, but unharmed
After the excitement Of the contest
was over, Mrs, Pope went back to the
house, shuddermg at tue extremity OF
peril she had been in But after 4
time her nervousness passed off, and
she went on with her work again. and
so the afternoon wore away.
AT length. when the sun was about
an hour high, she saw her husband
emerge from the woods near the
house. She left her spinning wheel,
and, with the baby in her arms, met
him at the door AS it nothing unusual
mad occurred.
As he came up to the door leading
the horse with one hand, and holding
on the bag Of flour with the other, he
spoke ont:
"Wcll, wife, | am thankful nothing
has happened to you while was
gone. ISuppoSe it WAS foolish, but |
couldn't help worrying all the time. q
II don't know as it was foolish,
husband. But hitcn the horse and
bring the BAG in. I want to talk with
you"
When the bag was deposited in the
house, Mrs. Pope said ; $50 you were
nervous about us then?
Yes. don, remember ever being
so nervous before in all my life. ."
well, husband, | was nervous too.
/ couldn't help thinking what could |
do, if bear should come down from
the mountain after he sheep"
"Why, common sense would tell
you what to do; shut the door, take
care Of yourself and badly, and let the
sheep 60
$40 You think 50, husband r
"Of course | do. What else could
you have done y
y Oh will see it yoo 60 out behind
the barn and look.
''Behiod the barn What do you
mean! 2
Il mean what say. Go and look
behind the barn
Mr. Pope started out in the greatest
wonder, while the wife buried her face
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-08-31
Hartiand Business Cards.
y G | Il b L r Z
Manufacturer of and Dealer in

Manufacturer of and Dealer in
plOws, CultiyatOrs, Cottage and
Box Stoves, CauldrOn Kettles.
SINKS, HOLLOW WARE, ROLL BAKERS,
Door Rollers, Door Roller Tack, Corn
Shelters, Sugar Arch Mouths, Crates and
Bars Sap Pans, Arch Tops, Mouths End
Rimmers, Slide Yoke Irons, Boot Jacks.
Registers Door Scrapcrs, Empire Stove Black,
Guards and Doors, BcdsteNd Castings. Gas
Castings, Birdsnest Tuycr Irons, Sleigh ana
Sled Shoes, chilled and common, Cart and
Wagon Boxes, Grmes's improved Smut Mills,
lIowe's Standard Scales, Gibbs Cylinder Plow
Shares, llarows, &c.
~ Orders solicited.
llar;land. VT, May |, 1871. liSi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-30
GovEHNoR's OFFICE,

kICHN\OD, JulN ., lNli.
II affords luc pleasure To say that am
well acquainted wit "a large majority Of
the officers ul the Montpelier Female
Humane Association. who reside in tn"
vicinity of my home, aud attest their in
irlljgrucr and their worth and nigh rrpu-
latiOn Is gentlemen, as wei. rs the public
confidence, Iuliuruc" and substantial
means literally represented among them.
JAMES l.. EEMPER. GOV. Virginia
Further references 10y permission: HIS
ENcriIcucy. Gilbert &. Walker, oN-G"N-
rruurui Va: Hon. RObi f.. WiihrrS, Lieut..
Governor OF Va, ana /. =. senator elect
Hon. Eohi ". Hughes. Indsc fH-i. DIST.
ui Vat: senators and members "i congress
nom Virginia.
For mll particulars, testimonials, &C.
send tor circulars. Address
HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
Prr,'l VI. +. n. 4. Alexandria, Va. or
Apply 10 j. &. ALDEESON, Agent, Wheel
H. ~ IN. jungG
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Naturalization. Septimius Hall, Of
W.tzel. was married To Miss Fannie An
shut, of Moundsville, last evening, at
the residence of the brides mother. Oar
friend sep" is Il first class gentleman
and number one Democrat, and in both
capacities, is worthy of the fair lady
whose affections he has won.
General George o. Davenport of tins
city, and Miss MCDOWELL, Of Pittsburgh,
acted respectively as groomsman and
bridesmaid The bridal party are on II
tour through the Western States.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS,
Stand ard Works.
B1aELow's LIFE OF FRANKLIN

The Life OF BenJamine Franklin. Written
by himself Now first edited from dig
inal manuscripts, and from his printed
correspondence and other writings. By
Hon. John Bigelow. Three vols. Crown
syO. Per yOl.:-EXtra cloth, $50; Ii
brary,s3OO: half calf, gilt, $50.
"Ifauy one should dispute the claim OF
this work 10 place in contemporary lit
erature, the answer Is al hand in the facts
OF which Mr.. BigrlOw presents lucid
statement, and in the admirable manner
i'm which he has carried its plan into exc
cution,"-N J. Tribune.
"The Hon John Bigelow, well known In
diplomacy and Journalism, has conferred
a real service on American literature by
his new edition Of the Life Of Frankil IN.
specimens of book making We have Neen.'
". !. HeTuJd.
1--WE know Of no volumes which We
would more willingly commend 10 the
study OF our fcllUw-ciliZenS, young ana
old, than those in which the MeSSrS. LIP
pincutt & 90. have given US the result VI
Mr.. Bigrlow'S painstaking researches into
thf life and character OF Benjamin Frank
- BOSiyH GtDCr.
"Mr. BigcIow has done noble work in
lis preparation, aud the publishers hav"
given IL To the public IN ia" best style ot
the ART. ~ IhJiStiIH -idrOcute.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-30
AFTER SCHOOL.

ASCharlcS, Dick and George on" day.
sat down to have "A little play,
Twas after school, their tasks were done,
And they were bent on having iun;
When bending suddenly To the floor,
Dick JuHtuIVOnS wcr" sadly tore,
Then George as quick as thought,
\ circuiIr from out his pocket brought;
Then all around him began To gather,
As he upon the floor spread the printed
matter,
Which in bold letters told,
II. FRANK, sells clothes worth their weight
in gold,
At his palace one price Clothing Hail.
rty-SiX--Twclith strect--eXtrnd bin a
call.
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Tgg Piano HARP CABlSEr ORoAs.-
This new and beautiful instrument Is q
combination ofthe piano-forte ahd organ,
manufactured by the Mason & Hamlln
Green Co. Call and see and hear It
Adams & Lucas Music Store, l221, Mar
l,., --rrat
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-30

PARDON ED.-Y yesterday, Governor ia
cob purdoncd Thomas Hughes, Il printer,
who was sentenced TO one years coniin"-
ment in the county Jail, for shoot
ing. with. intent to kill, Daniel
Mrhan. Hughes has served out his time
within II month or two, and the petition
for his pardon was signed by the person
he shot, and number of prominent indi-
viduals in this city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-30

PERSoHAL.-W. j. Ill., Sheriff of
Wood county and lady, are at the Me-
Lure House.
From dispatch received from Mr.. II.
w. List. we learn that Hon. j. g. Blaine
and j. W. Bristow, Secretary Of the
Treasury, will not be in attcndanc" ut tn"
Washington College Commencement, H.
was expected.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-30

DRESS GooDs.-Five thousand dollars
worth Of Dress Goods forced upon the
market and have got to be sold at some
price. Examine and price them Tor
rnnrseIyp. j. W. FERREL,
Corner Main and 10th Streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-30

I,NT there city ordinance directing
that all small boys be tied up and r"duc-
inc with bread and water diet during Tia"
month preceding the ith of July? II
there i>r. there ought 90 be.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-30
Montpelier Female Humane
Association.
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
JULY 10, 1875.
LIST OF GIFTS.
24,l7S Cash GINS. amounting to Sl,UopU,UO1
NUMBER OF TICKETS, 10000.
PRICE or TICKETS.

The Montpelier Female Humane ASSo-
citation, chartered by the Legislature OF
Virginia, ana the Circuit court OF Orange
county, proposes by Il SERIES OF Grand GIii
Concerts. To- establish and cndow q" Home
for the Old, Iuhrm, and Destitute Ladies'
of Virginia. at Montpelier, the former re-
Sidrnrr OF President James Madison.
RrmitlcucrS for tickets may be- made by
express pre- paid, pOStullicr money order
ON Washington, -. g.. OF by registered
letter addressed 10
HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
PrcS'J VI. f. H. ~, Alexandria, Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-30

REV. WESLEY kENNEY.-We have
received information, through gentle
man of this city, of the death Of the
gentleman whose name heads this notice.
He was we'll known in Wheeling, having
been stationed at different times ut the
Fourth Street Methodist Church.
He was very popular, and dcservedly SO,
for he WAS an eloquent and conscientiou.
preacher. His death was peaceful and
such a one rs WAS TO be- expected of SO
earnest and faithful christian.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-30

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY. - Sometime
during Monday night, burglars attempt
ed to rob the safe Of Hobbs, Brockunier
X Co., at their glass works in South
Wheeling. They tried to pick the lock
OF money box containing $500, but
were unsuccessful. The key Of the box
was IN drawer near by but it was not
discovered by the thieves. 1t is evident
they worked at TIE lock for sometime,
and it is supposed daylight put a stop to
their proceedings. The firm has no idea
who the would-br robbers are.
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at has held recognized place I'm our
Literature for forty years, ana u Will prob
ably long retain that place. At least no
work has yet appeared IN our language to
>upplani IL, though there have been a
good many lives Of Napoleon" BoSiDu
Transcript.
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FoR ladies made up suits, neut"-t and
latest styles, and dress goods at half
their real value. 90 to the closing out
sale ot j. W. Ferret, corner of Main and
Twentieth streets.
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lrE cream frrczcr> are m activ" opera
tion. Which Will you have, strawberry,
lemon or vuncila2
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New Goods for the 4th OF July at
Hutchins' music store, 10 18th streeIy'
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" Few words 81 the sort HAY
won higher praise from eminent authuri-
ties than the late Prof Francis Lirhrr'S
Manual of Political Ethics, Story and
sent being among the number of tho>r
who have given it warm commentators"
y. J. hidcpcHdtJH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-30

rnur, ". Va, Apri! >, $50.
CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
Iu.. Insurance Company of Wheel
.Y,rl April !, SIS, and It's uncNplr-
q nus..trS~ has been rrin>urcd by the
..,.rN .suutnCc Company ui Wheel
.ng ~. - shown 10y the Resolution
au!,,r. u,uir annexed hereto. All claims
;,r los, ur damage that may occur after y
O'Clock VI. April |. 1873, under any fire
policy issued Ivy the Fire and Marine In
'unlicy Company. and in force, will b"
adjusted and settled by the Peabody In
surIucr Company. ,.,,,
il. V. l.. RODGERS,
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OUR stock j. the largest.
VI. GUTMAN, y Go.

BIGGER than tunucling the creek
through the hill, to secure the great
bargains in dry goods and carpets in the
closing sale of J. W. FEEREL-
Corner Main and Doth streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-30

ARE YOU goin. 10 the sea Nhor" tins
season? i, thcquo>tion Of the day. Their"
are several persons who are not.
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COMMENCEMENT EXEECIsEs AT MT.
de CuAyrAL.-Thc annual commence
mept exercises or rather distribution,
will take place at Mt. De ChantaI to,d"y
Special trains will run to and from the
city. The following is the programme:
Instrumental Muuc-Grand Entrance
March, Misses Kate Mctirath and Adele
Grrnct ON pianos, MISSES Mary Mc"rath
and Kate Lennos ON harps, Miss Ella
Porter on violin; Sonata, piano,
Ms Ella Porter Overture to the
Merry Wives Of Windsor, w"
pianos. Misses Adele Grenet Carrie
Lippett. Annie Sykes and Kate McGrath;
Wrich Melody, Miss Kate LennoH, on
harp; Rondo, on piano, Mss Mary Nc
Henry; harp solo, "If | were Bird,
Miss Mary McGrath; scstello, Overture
to La Gnzza Ladra, three pianos,
Mise, Kate LcnnoX, Mary pntter-
son, Louise and Charlotte o Brien,
Carrie Lippett and Mary Flynn
piano solo, Miss Madeline Walker.
DOrai MtSic-Die Ehrc GotteS, by
class; Clumcngruss Flower Greeting,
Mise, Lena Foley, Lucie Martin and
Angela Foley; ballad, The Thrr" Fish
crS, Mis-. Augusta llandlan; La TemPcs
tn. Misses Louise q Bricn, Lurie Martin
and Isabel Elliott; Stamdschen, by the
class; Adelaide, Miss Louise O Brien;
Coronation ode, solo, by Mis- Lena
Foley, chorus BY the class.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sketch, Miss
Lucir Martin; poem, The Golden Gate,
MIS-, sue Caldwell; Cavatina Miss Isabel
Elliot; The Trial Scenein The Merchant
Of Venice" "Portin,' Madeline Walker;
"Shylock, Augusta Handlani "Antonia,
julia Hoy; "Ba,sani", CharI"tt"O Brien;
"Graziano, Carrie Lippett; "Dnkr,
Louise O Brien; "Norc>s,,,' Lucie Mar
tin: scene from The Rivals, Miss Cmit"
O Bricn; The Mission oil Poetry Miss
Kate Burbcc
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4 NEW and beautiful lot Of Worsted
Coats and Vests. These goods arc Il
complete novelty, and will be sold very
low at Nj. GurMAN ~ COS
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"Thr learning fthc treats" is iucont,>-
table. The need OF this learning iu THIS of
all countries, and more now than ever h"-
tore, j. equally patent. And II Is positive
that the doctrines discussed viii survive
and be- active as long ~ mankind. '-ibif-
uieiphUI .Nyrth imty1c6H.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-30

Tux jury has agreed that J. W. Fer
rel j. selling out dry goods and carpet
away below cost. Go and see for your
self
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R.

CONDENSED TIME CAKD.
La - -; -
hN AND AFTER MAY -, 1873, TRAINS
" Will run Daily, except Nunday,laN fol-
lows, VIZ:
AccuM'o MAIL. EMPRESS
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HAzLITTs LIFE OF NAPOLEON

The Life Of Napolcan Bonnpartr. by
William HaI!itl, New Edition. illustrate
ed with Steel Plates. Thrc"NolS Large
Emo. Extra cloth, $50: sheep, 500.
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Be very careful, in spelling " cat duet
with u boo'jark, not to SHE your castor
INTO another mans bed room.
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EVERYBODY Is talkingabout the prices
j. 5 Rhodes " Go. are selling Black Silks
Nt
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CLEAN Ur.-This Is the time of year
everybody look, 10 the sanitary
condition of the city, by cleaning up,
and We suppose the city Health Officer
will see to this subject. Along the paved
streets. in the main thorough.arcs, there
NAV br little cause for complaint, but
away from these the condition is IT. bad
a il has been for years past. Go where
YOU will at night and sickcaiug deadly
odors meet You everywhere, and in this
hot. fostering weather everything
pcrishablc Is almost immediately con-
verified into poisonous eNhalations. As
everybody expected, this state of affairs is
beginning to tell fearfully fast on the in
iauts. whose delicate organization sue.
cumbS first to hurtful influences of bad
air. The multitude of cases of cholera
utantum which we have here is attribu-
table more to this than any other cause,
and unless the evil is abatcd we may look
for II frightful mortality from dysentery
and kindred diseases. Clean up, gentle
men. and then at least your skirts will be
clear.
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7LuM 3 e r S .
:, s;LLIAM HARE ,

4 pjuo lbe, and Gas Filter,
- VIZ III STREET,
WI cling, w. VA.
the nuutry attended To on
aug2U
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pn1cr CouKr-J.dqe Cra,msr

The following cases were on the docket
Of IN. Police Court Yesterday morning.
Christ Cline and John Harden were
charged with disorderly conduct inc
former paid fine OF two dollars and
costs, and the latter one dollar and costs
The case Of Hermann Renncr, charged
with selling liquor on Sunday, was con-
tiIucd until this morning.
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THE NEW HYPERION

From Paris 10 Marty 10y Way ofrhc Rhine.
~ Edward Strahun. Prufus"ly Illus
lratcd with over so EngraylngS, from
designs hy bore aud others. Syo. Extra
cloth, black and gilt ornamcniaIion
Gilt Top. sjp.
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CoLoRED Shoes OF all styles, at
h. Y. BLoND's,
ll3j Main 81.
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OUR variety Is the greatest.
VI. GUTMAE u 20.
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Accommodation tram leaves Brllaire at
i.,u g. NJ, and arrives AT StcubcuvIllc at
b.. T.. ".
Tickets To all principle points in IA"
East uEt West can be- procured a tine
Union Ticket Onic,. in Mcclure House, and
at Tia. station az Bridgeport.
+. K. MIE Frs,
luy2I General Passenger II Ticket Agent
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ALL Wool Ca,sjmercs marked down
from 81 10 81 cents, to close out. nj
j. :. RHODES X Cos.
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FlRE crackers are beginning I" slZHir
in behalf of the glorious American
Eagle
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JACOB BEN1Z,
Manufacturer or
Stogies, Tips and Fine Cigars.
Also manufacturer Of the celebrated
SAN DOMINGO SEED TIPS.
oc;5Jc
at'heeliug Gc9lster.
wEDNEsDAY.J JUNE 30. 1870.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Steamer Market Boy.

HOURS or DEPARTURE.
.-.... p.irsir.ai and 30 A. NJ.
Lea g - | and 30 =. NJ.
u,,,..Iiryat $50 and II AN.
=, 2:SU and =. Vi.
Bills OF ladiug signed, and small PACK
ages attended To itl"ft at .,
&. II. BOOTH & cos Boat store.
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"Thr editor has incorporated some notes
and other material lcit 10y the author, has
verified the citations, and added some
notes oi his own. The work, therefore, J.,
rendered dOubly fresh and valuable. -
ByNiOH JvUTHui
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-30

Toy Drums for the 4th of July at
Hutchins music store.