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nl nm nlaEAsEa.

The blood being the source from which
our systems are built up and from which
wO derive our mental ~ we'll as phySiOal
capabilities, how important that Il should
10 kOpt pure. 1f'it contains vile tester.
Ing boiIonG all organic functions are
weakened thereby. Settling upon I'm
portant organs, az tho lungS, liver or kid
aOys, tho effect " most disastrous. Hence
Il bChoovoS every ono 10 keep their blood
in perfectly healthy condition and moro
especially docs this apply at this partiCu.
lar season Of The year than at any other.
No matter what The exciting cause may
be, tho real cause. Of y largo proportion Of
all diseases Is bad blood. Now DR.. Pierce
does not wish, 10 place his GoldOn Ned.
cal Discovery 10 the catalogue Of quack
patent roStrums by recommending 1t TO
cure every disease, nor does he 50 recon.
mend Il, on tho contrary tbors are hun.
dreds Of diseases that 10 acknowledges II
will not cure; but what 10 does claim 10
this, that there 10 but one form Of blood
disease that II will not cure, aud that
disease 10 cancer. lIO does not recommend
his Discovery for that disease, yet no
knows II 10 be the most searching blood
cleanser yet discovered, and that II will
FREQ tho blood and system Of all known
blood pOisohS, be they animal, vegetable
or mineral. The Golden Discovery Is
tSar4dnled by him 10 cure the worst forms
Of Skin Diseases, ai all forms Of Blotchca,
Pihplss and Eruptiopu, also all Glandu.
lar SwellingS, and the wotSt FORMS Of
ScroiulouS and liberated SoSes Of Neck,
Logs or other parts, and all scrOinlOns
Diseases Of the Bones, 40 White SHellihgs
Fever Sores, lIip Joint and Spinal Di.
seases, all oiwllicl belongs 10 SCrOfulOiG
diseases.
CONFERENCE.-THE JOINT DISEASED CURED
". GRovESrArtoN, Ia, July IA, 1872.
DR. PIERCE, buffalo, n. y:
Dear Sir-My Wife first became lame
nine years ago. Swellihgs would appeal
and tlisappeAf oil her hip, and abe was
Vtaualiy becoihing tedncBd, and her whole
system rbtten With disease. In 1871 I
swelling broke on liot hip dlscllatgihl
large quantities, and silica that limo there
afC several openings. Have had five
doctors al ali o1pepSs Of 1926 who Ray
nothing will do any good but a Surgiea
July i7lh, 1875, 10 writes tAus. NJ
wife has certainly received great bene
Al from tho use Of yourp Discovery, for OhI
was not ablo 10 gst OF the bed and VA
not expected tqliye week when , h, com
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Nos. !, 2, 0 and I run Daily to and from ClnCln.
NATL All other trains Daily, except Sunday,
o0LUMRus AND INDIANAPOLIS DIVISION.
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chicago.

CHICAGO, February l1,-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat active No. 1 sptinl
Ss1SassSte; No. 9, SO spot slJSc lellel
March; So seller April; No. 5, s0lfas1c
rejected 76a76J<e, Corn, demand fair and
prices advanced; No, 2 mixed &c spot
69SGc bid, seller March; 6ssSc bid lellel
April; 70He May; rejected tla6l1<e, Oats
demand active and prices advanced; No, 3
69ISc spot; 69L<c seller March. Rye qpiei
and unchanged, Barley dull and nominal
No, ., 81 O95Sal 10k spot; 81 COX seller
March; 81 O5 seller April. Pork active d
SIS S0als IS spot; SIS IS seller March; sls u
seller April. Lard, demand fair and prices
advanced. Bulk Meats, shoulders S3Sa8ss ri
short rib uiddles 99za9Ne; short clear Q 70,
all loose, spot Whisky excited and higher
at 81 DIAL 10, l4-, Nv.
On call board In the afternoon, wheat n
$40 March; s6Ile April. Corn higher Of
Ut go ta6Sc March; BSJ6c April. Oats quiet
and unchanged. Pork higher at $ls SKA
Is 50 March, $ls s9H April. Lard I'M
changed,
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New York

New YoRE, February ll.-Cotton dull
aud easier at l64Sal6c, Flour dull and In
buyers favor; supGr6ns, western and State
s. S0a4 20; common 70 good 81 65A4 ~
good 70 choice 81 s0a5 %; white wheat e1'
Ira IS e5a5 Is; extra Ohio 81 65a8 SS St
Louis 81 7baS DO. Rye Flour dull at 81 %
ass. Corn Meal quiet at s. S6a4 80,
Wheat very dali. No. spring 81 l4al 20
No, 8 do 81 02al 0S No, Northwestern
81 DIAL %; winter red western 81 1Sal %,
Rye quiet, Barley very dull. Corn firm
and fairly active; mixed western SlaS9Ci
white SAKE, Oats shade 6rmOri mixed
western 66]SaG9c; white 67a6Qkc. Hay
firm. Hops unchanged, Coffee dull and
nominal, Sugar fFm; fair 70 good refining
7JSa7XC; primo 7jGG refined 9%al0kc
New Orleans 7Nc. AOlaSses quiet and un'
changed Rice dull but unchanged Wits
by steady at 81 90.
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, February ll,-Fl0ur dull
and unchanged. Wheat dull; Maryland
amber Of 81 25; others unchanged. Corn
fIrmer; mixed western 77a77 Nc. Oats quiet
md unchanged, Provisions steady. Pork
unchanged. Bulk Meats steady; shoulders
74a79sC; clear rib at t0NalONe. Bacon
shoulders SlSc; clear rib llNallISC. Hams
lAal6c. Lard unchanged. Butter steady
good to choice western tub aud roll 22a27O
Petroleum unsettled and higher OaO1Gc
Coffee dull and unchanged. Whisky, excl
ted aud higher; held at 81 ~,
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WnErLlxO, Fol-, 8, 1875.
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PHILADELPHIA, February II. = FlOu
quieG Superfno g 75RS SIN; Iowa, Wlscon
sin and Minnesota 81 81 family 81 SIN
8 rs; Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio dt
% 25A0 90. Wheat dull; red at 81 18al II
amber 81 lsal %; white 81 27al "a. Corr
commands full figures; yellow at 7Sas0c
mixed 700. Oats quiet white at OGi9G7G
mixed G2aGic. Provisions steady. Pork
$40 6Oa90 80. Butter quiet; western OxtrI
2SaSOc; western frsls 2la97C; western rolls
Grsts 9la2G, Clover Seed scarce, ilallhc
Eggs strong; western at S7a3Sc. Petroleum
lini4ku for refined; 1lkO for crude II
bbls; So In bulk. Whisky, $iO5.
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fPer Ghanee

YOp have got into trouble procure at ouea Plcagl
Of ths Gilt, nls q dlFeeied and you vi
b an hght III thla1 q four dlyh The trOuhll
Whep tAkpn IN tina Is EASILY overcome, but when
neglected, or Ghan tha quaek b visited and he give
his eouniof HAlam cOpaihe, than very often lari'
Gus eompti eltiona SFibu which pEplons tho dileasa
Tor WenlS perhaps months,
Another iallacy 4, IN persona trying 70 ave igV
cent, dAbhle In cheap diuEl which . disorder and
IickAn the stomach that almost death Itself would
bs q relief. SamRFitan's GIT Will cure every
Tina, With no morn unpleasant results than u The
trouble had not existed n all,
Male packages, q; Female, IS, sent by mail e
any Addrus. DESMOND 4 CO., PpPFislw, glu
Raca Htrept, Philadelphia, janis
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ALLEGHENY, Cattle.

EAST LEBBBTY, February ll.-CATTLk-
Receipts to-day $50 head, making for tire
days past 2,3i2 head, New arrivals Ugh
and nearly everything sold out, Tho mar
ket has been brisk With good demand a
advanced prices OF about HaNc higher
BeH % 9baB SIN, medium to good - 10
q S7l<; common 70 ialP u 76a6 bOf GtOokOr
scarce o. OOaS Isl bulls scarce, S9R5 w. j.
HOos-ReesiptS to-day l,A07 head, ami
for three days past 5000 heaL Yorker
S68OaB 20; Philadelphia ~ 7Oa7 90,
SHRRP--ReoSlptS to-day 2,4Ol head, ant
for threO days past II 800 h0aIl. Best ~ OOl
66Oi medium, IS 26a6 10, Al.
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CtSuiSSAri, February il.-Cottoh quiet
s tS 1,! sS Y lSS
Il il Corn hfm sl70a7lc. Oats steady at
59aGSe. oils unchanged. Egg, Butter and
Choose Arm and unchanged. Pork steady
and In moderate demand u 10 w. lard
SteadN steahi at $IS 60ai370; kettle AKA
I4Jte, Baik Meats steady aud IN nodetNte
demand, 6{a8jSa99iagj1 Sal0 lSal01c,i ~.
Con, demand iait, market firm, and IN
changed, Green Meats unchanged. Whisky
StaFeS and higher al $liiG ta6te freely Of
fefed at the close. .-.
dibpSi ! c6SlfisiSR Of thl igfdaha from tliJ
heavy Sloot Of Last night u has been almost
impossible 10 handle hogs, aId the market
Wis slow ali day. The sales ranged AZ $6a
! "a iOr common light 70 good butchers
bulk sales STAT 10. hltT. ILL.,. .I.sN
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UNRUsrEE's SALE OF TIE
Clemens Farms,


ny virtue Of two deeds Of trust marlU by SObleskl
REa1y, Trustee, and MrS. Catherine u. Clemens
the Quo dated tho 10th day Of November, 1870, and
the OthOr dated the iSl day Of April 1871, and both
u rOCOrl In the Clerks Office u tho County Court
for MarShAll county, West Virginia, ono 10 decd
bGOG No. 49, page o. and the other IN deed o. trust
bOOk No !, page ", will offer for sale At Public
Auction, NJ Tie irDnt door Of the Court House oil
Ohio county, WaI Virginia, OIL
TUESDAY, March ieth, 1875,
at 10 4. MT-thO property mentioned aud described
In tho two docdi Of trusts alOFGlad tho E1ns being
Tho tract Of lanl for some time known ~ the
CLEME FARMS, LtuAteGl In tho county Of Mar
shall, WOst Virginia, on tho watorS u wheeling
Creek II The mouth Of StullS Hun, md distant
about two nlllCl fTOm Flu Grove Station on tbs
lINnphUld Railroad,
Tie said Farm ID divided by slullS Run into two
farms or tracts Of about equal Size each Containing
about III acres, Nearly alOi ths land y under high
state Of cultivation q very rich aud beautifully 10
CatOd Upon the south or east portion there Is large
stone mansion house, with ill The necessary out:
buildings, and upon tho other part There Is good
tenant house
Said Farms wIllbS sold either separately OF tOgOth-
VI, " suit purchasers. .....
The Trustee will, Ull application, give any lllUr-
nation that may bs desired a. 10 ierS conditions
he, and he alNj hAl d complete plat and survey Oi
the land, showing tS extent, lines fences improve
MBnts, DC. 49,.
TRIMS also malo known on day Of SalU
.I HANNIBAL FUllRtS3, Trustee.
No. IlI7 ChapllnO StrUOt
WHEELING, Fob, a, 1878 fsI
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GROCERIES.

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'HrEs or BEET cATTLE At me AAREET I'M
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Ngw YORK, February ll.-lilSilleSs was
generally slOw OH account Of the stormy
weather. Cotton goods steady at current
quotations and fine brown COttOnS in light
supply. IIalIOu bleNrhed ShirtlngS are up
hnll cent. Prints In good demand and
ginghalus active mud closely sold up. An.
coma, Gloucester ind COnGStoga light prints
arc opened At % and Gloucester rambrlcs
arc liowSlIc. Glasgow glnghams qdvanc'
cd to iOl!t. WOUllen goods quiet.
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Suspension of an Importing
House.

NEW YonK, February il.-John Hayi.
land 4 Co., importers and dealers In
fruits at 267 Washington street, have
suspended, A Atatepent hos becn made,
but persons outside the House place tho
liabilities at from 100000 10 100000.
The cause Of theabIpeaalpR - attibuled
10 the deterioration IL tho quality hnd
price Of fruits and ladd6btsl . IA
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Now York Money and stocks.

NRw YoRE, February i1.-MoNEY-
More ,ag4yeAL 9>Ga3 per cent Prime NOR
Oantiie paper 4a6 pOr cunt
SrRRLIN0 Observation-Disclosures and ir.
regular; loading bankers asking $lSlNa
ASK, while brokers' quotations were
$4.s3 >Gal.Si and $I.S6HaI.S7.
GoLp-oponod and closed at ll49G, with
sales In interim at il4Na1l4X. Carrying
rates la9}G per cent and fat Tho Assistant
Treasurer disbursod $4,000. Cloarlngs
$lsOOO,OOO. Custom receipts Sil3,OOO.
RRyNRyTs--SteadY,
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Tolkbo, FIbtuaty il.-tlout and Wheat
duiet and unchanged. Corn dull and low.
Il hgh e Us. l,g Il f NC rt SaSi
eIXo, ,0atind9lb NJ. ej6ehei Michigan
S7 IA; yhitS BSjIe. Clover Seed steady at
"a So |i'f''
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Tho recOiptsarO more than double what
they were last week, Oud among them are
sOmo OF tho best shOOp that have been here
during tho season. pricUs arc also better
AaIfc, there being an actual advOncOiOf
about a W. There Is no outside demand
whatever, sales being made wholly to our
own home butchers, from whom thOre Is a
ESnd demand for good shOdpD Quotations
iIln7tLc
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UntcAdo, December 1.-THE Fire al
Keoknk last night destroyed Cooper 4
Cirnhams stove store and +. q. Ponds
epV establishment. At 2 o'clock this
morning the fire was not tinder control.
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CLEVELAND, February tl-WheaL dull
aud unchanged. Corn weak aud I'M
changed. Oats steady ahd unchanged Pc
trOleum strong; standard white i ~; Ohio
State test u No; SnInll lots lace higher.
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On FRlDAY, FebEuaEy 5, ls75,
NRUSTEE'S SALE.

By Virtue Of deed Of trust made and executed
BY John +. Courtney and EllnbSth Courtney bis
vile 70 the undersigned trustee bearing date The 2l!l
day Of 0clobaF, ALI 1874 and reC0rei In the Clerk
Ot4uS Of the County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, In Ded Of Trust Book No pages No.
~ and ~, will sOll at Public Auction o. the
front door VI The Court IIOuSa VI The Ell Ohio
county, 10 ths city Of Wheeling, on
THURSDAY, the ls.h day Of March, 1875,
BEGINNING al 10 O'Clock a. NJ Of Iald day, the fol-
lowing described nal estate, that Il 70 ny piece
or paFcal Of ground situated on Woods Run, In Ohio
mls from GfegaVillo, and bounded AS ALLOWS Com.
ngndng at stake corner 70 lElac Y, Kelly and
the smith lRSn, and running thence North 90 ",
46 i-l0) loTty aud l.l0pOlOl % stake on Woods
hun; Themes down lAid run y, 6S<'W w g-l0Ol
thFty -four aud 9-lO0 poles 70 stake themes 81
T. "a 44IO0l toTty-saYUn and 4il00 poles 10 stake
thOncS N. AK T. az 2S.l0Ol twelve aud 2s'lOO
poles 10 q stake; thence 62X' =, ~ l.l0) twenty
one and lilo POLES; thence n 6iIT' ll9 S-l0O nlnO-
lOOn aud S-l0 poles W the place Ol lUgnniug, con-
lAlnlng eleven acres, two T00dA aud eighteen per-
ehOI, with oil Improvements aHd AppoEtonAnceS
lhOEeuntO belonging bOlng all tho Eame property
which was conveyed 70 Tho aid John 7; Courtney
by decd Of WILLIAM !. Hubbard, Special Conmts,
decd Of trust and recorded 10 Decd look No o.,
pagO No, ~.
TERMs or HALR-OnO-thlrd Of tho purchase mon
Oy In cash on tho day Of SAl0 and the residue ~ two
equal payments a ak and twelve months, with in-
tGrest from day Of Elle, and decd o. trust 10 be
giVOn by tho purchaser 70 secure the leOTred pay
mOntS. Selling aS TrusleS will convey tho Title
which L. vested In nc by tho aid dOOl IL trust.
iOS J. q. GILLESPY, Trustee,
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PITTSBURGH, February ii.-Wheat quiet
and unchanged! Corn; car 76c; shelled I2a
1886. Petroleum unsettled; 81 % bid for
crude nj Parker's; refined i4LS Philadelphia
IHIiVAFV = =
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WE consume annually adeording to
fislsdry EeAsAlici, 2ad,OCoy0dt pounds Of
coffee, and only 6O,OOO,0OO pounds Of Tea,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
Valuable Farm in Marshall County

NotiOO Is hereby given that We shall, pursuant to
decree VI tho County Court for Marshall county,
West Virglnia, nialO and entered Oh the II day
Of January 1875, IN cause In Clllncory pending ~
sAll Court, wherein tho Murchants National Hank
Of West Virginia, at Wheeling, Ia Complainant, and
Martin r. WAyinAn and others arO defendants,
prOcC6l 10 sell al public auction u tho highest and
best bidder NJ the front lOOF NJ the Court HOUSE Of
Marshall county West Virginia,
On SATURDAY, The 18Th Day 81 March, 1875,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, tho following de;
scribod rial estate that Il 10 Aay A COrtaln tract Of
land situate on Tie waters u BlgEl Hun, H. the
county Of MaIhall, and State Of West VlBIniai
bounded No follows tO-wIt beginning Of stone IN
auO, former 10 8amrOl Allen, thence ., AZ west,
" poles to stake on 4 aVlno, branch Of lbggs'
Rum thOncO down EaIl pVhe with the nlOAndOrI
thereof and binding thereon, 1870 4.l0 poles, 10 d
beech on tho nUrth bank Of ald branch Of rum
lhSnCo N. 82I$0 Wust II 7.lO piles 10 beech; N.
$40 POLES, toaIakei thence, n. ~ eaSl 4 4-i0
poles 10 itlgAf ttrOi ihencO n 421io eaSI IL S-lO
poles 10 dogwOol; n. AZ cast 10 poles " Sugai
irOO; n. 37k cast " poles 10 oil fenwoodi N. b9'
cast 4.lO poles 10 stone: thence N. ON east u
poles 10 q stone; thence n. 67o east W. poles ID
stone near q Locust; n. go OaSl poles % large
hickory; N east 7pOles to sugar tree thence n
30 east 80 POLES to beeCh on the west branch o.
BgtgS' hun; thence down said branch N. l4ke wes
70 poles to stake corner 10 land Of Thomas Told
Themes up branch Of BOgES lsun with the mean
deEs thereof and binding thereon ~ $40 poles 10
thence s. 6G1I' wat % poles TO the place Of begin
ming, containing one hundrN and four acres ant
dxiy.AyO poles, 10 tho same more VI lcAa, with al
tho buildings and anpuftcnanrCa llIerOuhtO belong
Ing.
fRRAs or SALE--OnO-thiEl Of tho purchase mon
Oy Ia. cash. and The balance In twOOQlAl annual pay
nHrts, tho deferred payments 10 b. secured 10 tn
fatlAfactiOn Of tho Commissioners
DANIEL PECK, 60.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Special Commissioners.
FRuRvARY ., 1875. ic1.dAw
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specie Shipments

Nw Yonk, February ll.-speelsship-
mehlA 10 Europe to-tlAtj S20sD0O iftAlI.
yer and gold bars.
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The run has been quito high during the
past week, aud notwithstanding tho to-
mand has been rather moderate, prices havo
made sharp advance and sales are effected
~ to quality at 0JSslOTc for fair to good
hogI and Tor slilltrJ oa0tic. There drs few
prime hogs among the receipts, Ond those
readily sell al tho top price. Tho market
closed firm with fair prospects for good hogs,
thnO bOing quite probability of their adj
vanrinv. I'd. .... t|I. 81
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principal drQNers, where tue eAttle HS Hpm'
A,rJsols a N. CSlyatOs HOlNlaa. 4 prOa iaTal'
PABLO poan, Ohio ...,, NY pyrssy 4 gra;A " Y g
s. C. LuhdIngtnl, ~. BIZ Myeu CO, W. " "
Lot Bowen, W. Y.,,, 81 John kAuio, O.,.,,..,.,
A. SundhtlmoF, IA. lid, CelEiola, Nd y
SundhSlmeF 4 Co, Pa 48l HAnTyl Rowland, MI. y
Clark q ChaneOlloI, Pa 9slE, u Dorsey ! Co-Ad u
L. MyeEO a Co, 0..,.l96 George Don, No y
II, H. Willlar, tllL.,.,, 6slWllllE FoI, Md..s "
MuSlOr 4 Haven, D y, 06 J, H. Thomas, Va'.",
james Adams, o.,e..,, 2s .. ..-
AyfEaL al IN TiakW HouIO and DfOE Yarda
H. Bland, OhIo,....,.. SSI Boss 4 Co, W. Va, y
A. MuAstF 4 Co, o.. 10. ". Adams Na;,:', y
John Boyl0l, 0hlO..,... 81 DE- j. II btFaTnE Va y
4 8 BgJlel Qhl9,,,.,, 35I YIN. Harrison, Va,'.-
q Street, 0hlO,....,,, - ], H. Thomas a'',',.' y
& BtEOst 4 Co., Ohio, 20IJ. r. p0flog, Nc. .":,.
W. 3. Stanley, 0hlo... S6iW. Hutchinson Wv
A. Hutchinson, W, " POI ,r.,,'u .rf
4rripgl al WllAiba'E Ea.sl aad pfOu lardt
DDixon Il Jacobs Ky osl1Go W. Rowland, Va Il
VIM. HlaCk, Ohln..,.l 66 VIM. Lynn, Ohl0,,',,,' "
Geo r. AllOu,e Pa.,. 0ICal0b Burns, Va."... = II
II, HAlnna, Ohlo ~ ,-,..s-ssss
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FOR SALE.
nlRusrEE,s SALE

TRusrEE's SALE,
BY virtue Of DOOd q Trust made and exOcutOt
BY Addlon Bennett 70 the undersigned Trustee
Tecnrdel In tho ClpTk'H OhC0 Of the County Court o
Ohio county, West Virginia. In Decd Of Trust BOOl
No I, Pages 1917 and 9, win uall at public auction
On FRIDAY, February s, 1875,
Alto O'Clock A. N, at tho late residence Of Addison
B0nREtt, 18th street. above Jacob,
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE ...
Turns Of Sale, cASlI.
- = sAM'L b. B!ARETTz, Trustee
W. II, HALLER, Auctl6pCCr. JAZZ, aOielIS,ib
Tho above Dalo il postponed until FRIDAY, Feb
18th, 1875. iea-s,lol2
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ThosO marked thus took tbslr stock East With
RRMARKs Of pRER CATTLH.

The arrival. Of cattle this week amounted
to $3.50 head, against 1855 head lust week
and 1915 head the corresponding week Of
last year, and tho sales during the week
amounted to l,l0l head, against OIL head
last weak aud LOCO the corresponding week
Of last year, and were AZ follows:
To Baltimore Butchers, "!
To Eastern SPECTATORS .:..',.,""'. ~
To Washington Gity and Annapolis. .,","".'' lOJ
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IIAT On nROYRR9.

The following are tbs names Of the pTln'
cipal droVers, owners, or conllgpeeS Of tho
principal droVers, where the cattle are from:
A,,J,'aL, al IN Galaoyfoa HOlSldH d DpE1 laFdI,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-12

Tho market opened with u tolCrably fair
degree Of activity and prices throughout
tho list were shade beItOr, quality consld.
cred, than thOy were lust week, tho better
feeling being in medium and common cat
tle, which were moro scarce than they were
last week, The tops were hardly AZ good as
were those Of last wOOk, but the average
quality differs little, Il any, from tho offer
ings Of last week. Towards the close only,
the market was quito slow, and tho sales
were about like those Of last week. Z. +.
Brewer & Co. report pOwS at $S5a5o and In
fair demand.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-01
Passengers Coming.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 30.-The
steamer Orizaba for San Pedro will
sail to-day with the following passen-
gers: w Nichols, A J Bell land two
children, Mrs. G w Merritt, Mrs Put
nam, j Lanterman, G B Baldwin, j
Kitten AID family, A Cox, w Shift
field, SON and daughter, J l. Carr, NJ
Blodgett and wife, e Bacon, wife,
nurse and three children, J w He'll
man, wife and boy, A b Foster, G L
Benson, A M McFadden and wife, G.
b McHenry, c E Thomas, wife and
child, . Sissons, Miss A Bashall,
Mrs e B Snow, Mrs f ] Hall, e
Snow, J Slauson and family, DR. Nc
Dougal and family, S Binny, Mrs An
drews, 7 Lund, II Neal and family,
Miss Carr, Miss Haytheron, A B
Palmer. Mrs Keelan, Miss Bateman,
Mrs G H Kenny, Miss Plesers, E Nc.
Gibbon and mother, M Dore, r.
Denton, w + Brown.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-01
Millinery.

The taste of a fashionable lady is al.
ways displayed in her bonnets and
and hats. The really genteel lady in
variably picks out something becom-
ing and does not violate all rules of
taste in combinations of color that
will put the spectators teeth on edge,
or make all his nerves quiver when he
sees an astounding display of shades
and lights. In any event the judg-
ment of a tasty milliner is almost in
dispensable and we recommend the Ia
dies to call on Mrs. Ponet No. Com
mercial street who has one of the most
fashionable stocks of velvets, feathers,
hats, flowers, laces, ribbons and mis-
cellaneeus goods ever brought to Los
Angeles. nov2lu
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-01

He is renovator, and he does not
ask for money, and this is the way he
gets at it. First. He has discov-
cred certain process for colored, and
black goods, by which after cleaning
them, no matter how faded or rusty
they may he, he restores them to their
original newness of appearance, and
then he only asks for east off clothes
as payment for his work, so don't let
us hear any more about hard times
but muster up all your old traps, and
take them to his shop. His name is
Horatio Marteen and he keeps at No.
"a, Arcadia street, one door below
Main and adjoining Mr.. Signorets sa-
loon. decl I'm