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THE JARRETT MURDERER.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 1t.-JesBo Woolson,
tho murderer Of ,1rs, Jarrett noar Matrrers.
boro, OH TuoHt'ay AFTERNOON. and brought to this
city for sato looping oil Saturday. appeared by
connhcl a,r3 IN uetnon before tho Davidson
Ct,tnty Criminal Court tn-;lay, Alld waiveI Il
preliminary examination. a!,d, ut !Iaown srInert.
and that Of the HheriIT Of rutherford County.
wnH rorommitto1 to Tho Uusilson County Jall
until tho rlext tes1n Of tho rutherford County
EritnfIa! Court In u.slor to save him from mob
sioIaneo. which tho bheriN beloved wontd occnt
nlnntd Ilo lclnrn to Murfrccaboro for n pro-
lltntnnty examination.
snrc,at ts.nafch 10 Ths ca;eaao !r'1an..
NASHVILLE, TtiIt1,, Jnno lt.-An tmmenno
crowd iIa'l assembled at Murfreceboro nn tI,n
atrival 0f Tho train ihiH morning. asl VAS ,isn7'
pointctlsnnd oxasIcfntea l,ecaaHa JctHn NuodduI,
tin murderer Of Mrs. ,lnErett. WaB not o., boari.
Tilay had evidently intentihtt tn NTH Inn. IT.
waH reported Efarc tonight that ovnr 100 horsc-
moa intended to riic Into l'arhvilla, force the
jail, aud mol, tin prisoner. On ,I,is account D'H
ttict-Atlosaov Caldwell hal tho Jncknon 0nards
anl Potter t!ttlcu, volunteer companioa. placed
un duty Al the Jail. Thu pike leading to M,i,-
froesDru haH huen pickcted, and orders given to
deaf promptly aud with bnllets with the mob
berH, should tf4ty atrlsu There Aro guards Oh
all tho approaches to tho Ja.
LYNCH Law IL MARYLAND.
AnSApoIfs, Nd, Jflne 14.-Tho PRINCIPAL res-
dopty Of Ammo Arundel County. In which tho TO-
cort out,n,o u,o, stisu yacksnn wau con,,nittc,1
By lilo negro Sonlu,s, ca,ne Into this city carly
this morning. Proceeding to tho Jail tho Jailcr
was searched and tho koya found. A largo
number Of tho visitors went to tic cell Of tho
negro son,n,s. F.s,tiing him cl.uot, thoy drag
rcd lin away without releasing lin from Ills
irons. anil, taking him shurt dntance.{ro1n tho
cry hcas tlo fatfoaa tracN hhile l,!sl 10 tree
"l4efa ne eta'! hAttes. lalee hutaner o. cN,,
gens glHted the riAco to-taf. 1he mon "9s "o'l
proFhleu WITH 1fcEnSoAs ctnwbhfa' n''u ot!ier N,
hrtlnlcntb Tor gaming aan''sson TO TUG ae1l. snt'
thay met with ioFc1pie r1Als1aneo. Aao nesfa
dsu not nay "oFa "lloh taReta AWAY
| z,,-o.,..r,,- ,oo,-,-v
TAnoo, D. r., Juuo 15.-1n tho United States
Court In pess{pp hero. before Judge Darucs
within tho INST three days, four men 1,nvo toc1
| convicted or stealing Government grain from
| Fprt Lincoln, opposite bismarck, The rNnt win
ter. I,areo amounts hayo 1,ocu btu]ou from
Hare tIo no.t vo,r. and a,ao nf Gnycru,ntn
mnio.. a,,,, aoyerai other itl,ctmouta for thit
nrn still rnniinr. Ampnr thoso convicted ycs
| tortIay ii iionry Cnror. who Inns lrcb soycra
ycarH a cortractor #, minnesota aud Dakukn, aut
t;nn, 100 .t'.,, oti,or tn,1tc. marta A." nnntJinr
s,,n;',,t ~, fnr rrn,;nr ~ soidinna win wa,
w;,,aasca Inn. snnhoTn. of NJ pnul nprcar,
, 1875-06-15
THE SCppE:

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Special pislMtch 70 The Chicaqo T+tb"Hs.
kYoKrK, H.. june 14.--Ihe ca.no between tho
Mntuals and Konkul;A hero tu-layH Has interrupt
oi by ruin ut tho close Of the :lf.h inning. At
that tunctura tho bcoro htood l to iu
favor Of tho 11utuatB. Tho contest, as fur
III 1t went WIS tho fineat ever Witnessed
hero, boil, clubs p!Ayiug magnificent game.
Tho Keolkuks made but two baso hits hnd tho
Hutua!a but three. Tho ttntuAlB play at Quincy
tomorrow. aud will return aud p!ay the heoond
gano lcre Oh Thursday.
IOWA AMATEURS,
sptcfal Djs1xsteA "a 7hs C,ieaso Tribune.
iowa CITY. H., Juue lA.-lhe Davenport
Dase- -l.all Club iaB accepted q challenge To play
tho Iuwa Ctr Club next T!narp1ay, tho 18th
itlst. The Iowa City Club Won tho holt Ah tie
champions OF tho State 1ABt seaaoa, aud IL open
to any club that clouHoA to contest itu right.
EyASYION wiATItY,
Srfritk nfstta!cI. ia jhs Chiraqo TRIBUNE.
EyAHs1oH ILL.,, June 14.-Tho Northwestern
University Nino wont to nacIno to-day to play
tho college nlnp for the silver hafl won Eevoral
years ago. Lut tho Iatter refused To play, making
stouutliess objecttous to Que Of tue n!ne, With
out whom Tho Evanston boys refused 10 play.
Tho latter think this lsaeiucs we're afraid OF
them, and tho student community hcro IL very
Indignant agaiuas tho treatment thc!s uiuo TO
ceiyod.
r1tI1ApE1rrIAa--AT. Iouta nnowNa.
ST.. LOUIS, june 1I.-l:aae Bail phlai0lphlAs,
Is; Ut. Louis Ernwns, =.
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Cotru.s's GAS MAcH1SE.-MeSsrS.

CoLEaAS's GAS MACHINE.-MeSsrS'
Trimble q Hornbrook, Wheeling. II one
half the complaints Of consumers OF clty
gas that | read are justifiable, l am sur
prised that YOU are not kept busy sup
plying your"C oleman's" Gas Machine to
residents of cities and towns where they
are furnished BY the much complained Of
gas companies. .,-,.,u
l have tested, l think, very thoroughly
the "Colemansr Gas Machine you attach
ed TO my residence last October, and !
assure YOU that too much cannot De said
in its praise. l wind up the weight that
propels the air pump once week, which
takes about two minutes, and we have an
abundant supply of gas that cannot be
e1celled by any companies manufacture:
The light is abundant, clear, mellow and
almost entirely without the fickerlng
that is so common in houses supplied from
the city mains. No one who is prePar-
ing a home for comfort can afford to omit
one of your gas machines.
Very truly,
+. HEERMANs.
KingwoOd, ". "a, May &c, 1875.
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ALUMNI MEETING.--Last evening,
the hall of the Wheeling Female College
was brilliantly Illuminated, the occasion
being the annual reunion and celebra-
ton of the alumnT and invited friends of
the Justly celebrated institution of learn
ing, The pnrlors of the college were
crowded with guests, and a most enjoy
able time was spent. At about j O'clock
refreshments were furnished, which We're
heartily enjoyed by the audience. The
occasion is one that will not be forgotten
hv those who attended.
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4 Card.

DR.. r. G.. Coyle, Physician and Sur
gcon would state that his Medical and
Surgical Institute for the treatment of
Female Diseases, having been consumed
by the late contagration Mt Oshkosch.
Wisconsin, with NIL lis valuable outfit,
he j. just about opening similar one at
Wheeling, W. Va, or rather similar
one to that of the Mountain City lnsti-
tutc bought out by General Shcrrnans
army otticrrs, which numbered l,6l7
bed, and patronized, too, by the rank,
talent and wealth of Europe and Amer
lea, officers of State, army, bench
and bar, pulpit and counting house, men
and women of brains, who knew how to
investigate truth and adhere TO it when
found. During the twonty-srvcu wears that
| conducted tits operations, ] treated, of
ladies and gentlemen ia the crd of Il
perfect cure, one hundred and ninety.
four thousand patients who were able,
by their wealth and intelligence to en-.
gage the best medical talent of the age
bat failed in etiecting n cure of
OF their malsdies till they resorted to
hygiene. We can safely assert that such
an amount of success is perfectly unpar-
allrllcd in the history OF disease or its
treatment. The addresses of many of
those ladies | am privileged to give to
those who may require more close infor-
nation in relation to the laws OF healing. |
have fully determined to open un insti-
tute, for the treatment OF Female atfcc-
tiOus in Wheeling, whore tn,st afflicted
ones can resort with perfect confidence
for "a sure, safe and perfect cure of their
diseases. We will Just say to those atl!ict-
ed ones. whose case. may have resisted
liberalization of ordinary medication, that
for tine present ] will treat them at their
own homes, by thorough, sure, safe
and certain course OF hygiene, where a
speedy and permanent cure can be
effected without seeking for this happy
result without going from home to nn
institute. Indeed, home treatment i.
always preferable if we can
have the physician within reach
To- direct the treatment, with intelligence.
Nothing charged for examination ofcases
T. c. CorLE, NJ. D.
p. S.--For the present. until we get
our institute under way, We vii! occupy
parlors at the Grant House, whore all
calls will be attended to
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BRIDG EP0RT.

THE physicians Of Belmont county
are recommended to meet ut the "Club
Room" to-day. Business of importance
il to be transacted. One 0 clock is the
hour set for assembling.
j. Ii. GLENN, foreman at Ferguson &
Meades planning mill, received II flesh
wound, yesterday afternoon, in the fore
arm, By coming in contact with cutting
knife. Though slight, it bled profusely
DR.. w. 5. Fisher dressed it.
Mr.. ADAM EBERLIE lays down the
following wise rule for purchasing horses:
"Don't buy until you know your man"
if you do you will get into trouble. Adam
has had experience. He paid $3.50 for
team last month, and up to yesterday
he has had four attachments served upon
him for unpaid debts contracted by the
former owner Of the horses. Adam is
now afraid to drive over TO the Island
for fear of more of them laundering at
tachncnt-.
MEssRS. WIN. BAEKHURsT. G. Wilson
and r. Hagan. of Adena, and A. B.
PAUL, of Hopedale, were in town ycster.
day. Their object was to ascertain the
views of the citizens in regard to a pro-
posed extension of the New Lisbon &
Nile railroad, which is branch of the
Atlantic il Great Western. These gen
tlemen say they have II charter for an ex-
tension of the road to the Ohio river,
with II view to connect with Wheeling.
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lBDNlpNs NAY ~ ADfA1
II. =. STEVENS. Esq: Dear Sir-I have
been badly afflicted with Kidney Com
pluiut for ten years; have suffered great
pain in my back, hips and side, with great
difficulty in passing urine, which was
often. aud in very small quantities, fire.
quently accompanied with blood and eX
crutiating pain.
have faithfully tried most ~ the pOpu-
lar remedies recommended for my COM
plant: have been under the treatment of
some Of the most skliiiul physicians in
Boston, all Of whom pronounced my casc
iucurabie. This was my condition when
/ was advised by friend to try tue Negc-
tine. and ! could see the good effects from
the first dose took, mud from that mo-
lnrnt kept on improving until was en-
tlrrly cured, taking IN all, should think,
about six bottles.
II is indeed valuable medicine and II
should be afflicted again in the same way,
/ would give q dollar a dose ii | could not
get II without Respectfully,
j. VI. GLE.
f,.l
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Plate GLASS BRoKEN.-Ycsterday
morning it W as discovered that one Of
the large plate glass windows in Rhen-
stroln's store, Pctcrson's block, Main
street, was broken. Il Is not known who
did 1t, but it is supposed some drunken
rowdIcs committed the outrage. 1t will
cost about $3.50 to replace the glass
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Mr.. r. W. THOMPSON Of Wordsworth,
Ohio, formerly of Mansfield, the invcn-
tor and patentee Of Thompson celebrat-
cd cistern filter, used too for drug and
rectifying houses is in the city, and will
call upon all persons who desire 10 in
spect the machine.
Mr. Thompson il also inventor Of the
improvement for loading artillery Mt the
side of the breech and which is highly
recommended by Gcnaral Sherman. He
is stopping ut The Washington Hotel.
Market square.
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NEARLY BLIND.

IL. X. STEVENS Dear ~ir--lE expressing
nv thanks to you for hgnciitS derived from
the Us" Of Nrg"tinc, and 70 benefit others,
] will state
When eight or nine year, old ! was
afflicted with SCTOiula, which made its APP
paaraucc In my eyes, face and head, ana !
was very near blind Tor two years. All
kinds of operations wcT" performed on my
eyes, and all 10 no good result. Finally
the disease principally settled in my body.
limbs and feet, and at times in an agra
waited way.
Last summer / was, from some cause,
weak in my spin" ana Kidneys, ana
il was at times very hard 10 retain the
urine. seeing your advertisement In the
Commercial, bought Il bottle of Ncgctine
and commenced using according 10 diT"c-
tons. In Two or three days | obtained
great relief. After using four or five bottles
| noticed II had a wonderful effect on the
rough, SCaIy blO,ChcS on my body and legs.
Still used Nrgctinr ana the humorous
sores one aitar another disappeared until
they were all gone, and | attribute tn"
cure OF the two disease t. Ncgetine, and
nothing else.
III am ever affected with anything Of
the kind again shall try Nrgctiur as TIA"
only reliable remedy. once more accept my
thanks, and believe me 10 bc, very respect
fully, AUSTIN PARkOII,
80. - Gano street, Cincinnati, ONO.
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder etc, are
always unpleasant, ana ut times they be-
come the most distressing and dangerous
diseases that can affect the human system.
Most diseases of the Kidneys arise nom
impurities IN the blood, causing humOra
which settle on these parts. N-gctine cN-
GELS any known remedy in the whole
world tor cleansing and Furihng the blood
thereby causing "A healthy action toall the
organs of the body.
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NEW ADVERTISER NTs
KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

Probably there Is no complaint that
q icts the human system, which Is so
little understood at the present ume, US
some OF the varied forms Of Kidney com
There IS no disease which causes suGh
ocure pain or more alarm in its results
than when the kidneys fail to secrete rom
the blood the uric acid, and other poison
Gus substances, which the blood acculhu-
lates IN its circulation through the !steIn'
II rom any cause the kidneys fail TO per-
form the functions devolving upon them,
the cumuiatiOns are taken up by the
absorbents and the whole system thrown
into a state Of disease, causing great pain
and suffering, and very often Immediate
death, Hence the importance Of keeping
~" Kidneys and blood in a healthy condi-
ton through which all the impurities OF
tho npdy must DaSS.
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OFF FOR PoINT PLEAsANT.-Last
night Dr.. Frizzel, Hupp, Hardesty, Haz-
lett, Jep.on, Allen, HulHhen and Pipes,
left over the B. X Q. X. K. for Point
Pleasant to attend the annual State Con-
v.ntion of the West Virginia Medical
Society They expect to return during
the latter end Of the week.
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PAIN IN THE BACK.

There is no remedy known To medical
science which has proved itself more yaiu-
able in cases OF Kidney Complaints IMAM
the Vegetine. It acts directly upon the
secretiOus, cleanses and purihes the blood,
and restores the whole system 10 healthy
action.
The following extraordinary cure OF
great sufferers. who had been given up BY
The best physicians as hopeless cases, Will
Isugr rhe most profound attention OF the
medical faculty, as well as those who are
suffering from Kidney Complaint.
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OFF FOR ENGLANp.-Mr. William
Dudley and family of tins city and Mr..
Henry Heap, of NATION, Ill, will leave
this morning for Philadelphia, and take
passage ON the steamer Ohio, which will
sail for Liverpool June 3D. They pur-
chased their tickets Mt II. F. Behrcns,
No. 22l9 Market street, agent for the
American Line.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-01

VINO WANTS THE BEsT?-Pa!tics,
private families or committees for pic
mics, excursions. or Other festivities for
the fourth and fifth of July are respect
fully requested to give me their orders
for ice cream in time. | will deliver
only the best quality Of cream on the
quoted day As on every other day, and
can take orders therefore, only according
to the quantity of cream it will be pos
siblo for me to obtain for the named day.
In variance to the rule heretofore, often
requiring to accommodate, the cream in
possession, to the orders received. Furth-
or, have TO remark. that alreaey Il
goOdly number of orders for the above
day came in.
A. NEUHAUsEy, Confectioner.
No. l22l. Market street
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RUSAwAT-Yesterday morning about
ten o'clock, horse attached to the fur
niture wagon of &. Mendel, Booth ~
Co., became frightened while coming
down 18th street, and ran of. He turn
ed the corner mt the Mcclure House, and
crossed over to Harry Brown hat store,
where he succeeded in getting away from
the wagon. He continued down Market
street at 2:4O gait creating considerable
scare among the lady pedestrians.
Christ. Smith, the driver, was thrown
out at the corner of 18th and Market
streets, and escaped with onlya sprained
wrist. Thewsgon was somewhat dam
aged, but the animal got of without in
jury.
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The annual May party Of the pupils
of Mt. De Chantel, took place at that
institution last evening. Quite num-
Ter of ladies from this city attended the
festivities, and were highly pleased with
the attentions paid them.
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CHARGED WITH BIGAMY-Y esterday
afternoon Amos Ferry and man named
Coss were taken before Squire OK ccfc
charged with bigamy. The evidence
being sufficient to hold the accused, the
Squire put the bail at $1,000 each for
heir appearance at the next term Of the
C,u~,
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PERsoNAL.-Slster Charles and Sister
Paul, OF St. Joseph's Academy, and Miss
Regina Jamison, of this city, have started
for Lourdcs, France, where the "mirscu-
Ion, fountain is situated.
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OFFICE PEABODY INSURANCE Co.

NC Wheeling. W. Va, April =, 1873.
TI,HE CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Company of Whe5l-
ing, expired April !, 1875, and its uneXptr-
eel nrr business has been reinSurcd by the
Peabody Insurance Company OF W heel-
mo " Va. aS shown by the Resolution
and r.tiflcatr annexed hereto. All claims
for loss or damage that may occur after l.
o'clock NJ, April !, ISIS, under any IRE
policy issued 10y the Fire and Marine IN
surancr Company, and in force, Will be
adjusted and settled 10y the Peabody In
Suruucr Company.
-. V. l.. RODGERS,
Assistant Secretary.
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Ice CREAM for pic-nics, parties and re-
ccptions. Mrs. Ziegenfeldcr announces
to her patrons and the public generally
that she is prepared to furnish ice cream
and water ices in any quantity for par
ties, pic.nics and receptions. at the lowest
firurr-. No IS Market street, tw"4oors
below her old stand Patronage solicited.
Dob
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
Stan d ard Works.
BIGHLow's LIFE OF FRANKLIN.

oAS A-SO " ~ 49, - 40 -
The Life OF BepJamine Franklin. Written
BY himself. Now first edited from dig
inRl manuscripts, and from his prlnted
CORES Dondence and other writings. BY
Hon. John Rigelow. Three vols. crown
syo Per yol.:-EXtra cloth, s2.1l; Ii
brary $500: half calf, gilt, $50.
"Ifany one should dispute the claim OF
this work To a place in contem potary 1T
erature. the answer Is at hand in the facts
of which Mr.. BigelOw presents lucid
statement, and in the admirable manner
in which re has carried its plan into exc
oution."-N. J. Tribune.
THE Hon. John Bigelow, well known IN
dinlOmacy and iourna lism, has conferred
"a real service on American literature by
his new edition Of the Life OF Frankiln'
1t is one OF the best
specimens Of book making we have seen.
". Y. Herald.
I'VE know Of no volumes when we
would more willingly commend 10 the
study Of our fellOw-citiZenS, young anu
old than those In which the Messrs. LIP
pincOtt 4 90. have given us the result OF
Mr. BigclOw : paiuStaking researches INTO
the lifr and character OF Benjamin Frank
lin. boston GLOBE.
"Mr, BigelOw has done noble work IN
It's preparation, and the publishers nave
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THE BEST MEDICINE.
EAST MARsHFIELD, Aug. y, $50

MIR. STEVENS: Dear Sir-I am seventy
one wears OF age; have suffered many years
with Kidney Complaint, weakness IN my
back and stomach. | was induced by
friend. 10 try your Negetine, and think
IL the best medicine for weakness of the
kidneys | ever used | have tried many
remedies tor this complaint, and never
found 50 much relief rs rom the Negetinc.
II strengthens and lnYigOrateS the whole
system. Many of my acquaiLt ances have
taken II, and | believe II 10 be good for all
thr complaints Tor which II is recOmmen-
Ced Yours truly,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-01

We stated in yesterdays ROOSTER
that Bishop Kain administered the rite
Of confirmation on Sunday evening",
which is incorrect. 1t should have been
Sunday morning,
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300 PIANOS & ORGANS

X,w and secondhand, OF First-class
Makers. will be sold ~ Low Prices Tor c;,eh,
or on lustallments or Tor Irhl' III va
Hoiidays. by HORACE WATERS & sos
al BROADWAY. tnan ever before G;i;y,.l.L "a. J."
NV York. AGENTS wanted 20 sell Waters
New scale Pianos, and Concerto DrEans'
i,a,',eTrs fo tnr Trade y large discount
- Teachers. Ministers. Churches, Lodges
ch OOls, etc
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JurU received by express, another lot
of those New York Broadway BoX-toe
Caters, the incest ladies shoe that ever
was invented, and the only place that
YOU can get them is at l.. V. Blends, he
has the exclusive sale.
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ALL the Young ladies want To b" on
the Retrc.hment Committee Of the Child
reus Home benefit but why. We are
unabi. TO say.
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PIANO AND ORGAN TUNING AND RE-
PAIRING, carefully and promptly attend
cd to. All work guaranteed. Leave
orders at ADAMS X LUCAS
Music Store, l221 Market street.
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For Music Music Books, Pianos, Or
gans, Stools, and Covers, 60 to AdamS@
Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street.
They make speciality Of these articles,
and sell at the lowest prices and on the
most accommodating terms.
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at has held a recognized place in our
literature for forty years, and II Will prob
ably long retain that place. At least no
work has yet appeared I'm our language 10
Supplant 1t, though there have been
good many lives OF Napoleon. boston
transcript.
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LADIES if YOU want anything in the
w.v of nice shoes, go to l.. V. Blond.
He keeps the best and finest assortment
of Ladies, Misses and Children's Shoes
in the city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-01

DURING the month of May there were
twcnty-one marriage licenses issued by
Recorder Woods.