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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-20

The action of the Senate in the PINCH
BACK case is as imbecile US it is coward
ly. Although the country has
been as much afflicted with
PINCHgACK, as Louisiana has with
GRANTS KELLOGG government, which
elected him, and though debate
after debate was had, and it was finally
determined to vote upon the question,
when the time came for so doing, 1t was
lodged. and PINCH was put back until
December next. As an otfest to the
plain construction which the public would
place upon the action, resolution was
offered to approve Of the PRESIDENT
course in louisiana and recognise the
KELLOGG government. but up 10 this
moment, the Republican Senators in
caucus, after repeated efforts to quiet their
scruples, have been unable TO resolve
20 commit themselves to any such
palpaUlc outrage Ana 20 inc '"S' ''
mains. while U. ). GRANT, President OF
the United States, stands as decidedly
convicted by the honorable United States
Senate Of having illegally and tyranni-
cally intertered with the rights OF the
people OF the sovereign Stat" Of Louisl-
oua, "a, fla resolution had actually been
adopted to that effect. Neither will the
people believe that he was actuated by
motives such as would govern any high
minded, honorable, christian statesman;
AS Senator CHRIsTlASCY, Of Michigan,
believes, but that he was governed only
bv ideas of advancing the interests Of
his brother-in-law CASEY; of his friend,
MARSHAL PACKARD, and, through them,
Of himself.
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II. II. STEVENS. Boston. Mass.

WHAT Is VEGETISE?-It is n compound
eXSractcd from banks, roots and herbs. Ii
is Natures Remedy. II IS perfectly harm
less from any bad effect upon the system.
II iSnouriShing and strengthening. II acts
directly upon the blood. 1t quiets the
nervous system. 1t gives you good, sweet
sleep at night. II is great panacea TOR
our aged fathers and mothers: tor IL gives
them strength, quiets their nerves, and
gives them Natures sweet sleep-as has
been proved by many an aged person. II
Is the great Blood Purifier. II Is a soothing
remedy for our children. II has relieved
and cured thousands. II is very pleasant
To take; every child likes il. 1t relieves
and cures all diseases originating from i'm
pure blood Try the Negenine. Give IL fair
trial for Your complaints; then you will
say 10 your friend, neighbor and acquain-
tancc. TRY II: II has cured me-"
Ncg"tinc Tor the complaints for which II
j. recommended, is having q larger sale
throughout the United states than any
other one medicine. WhyT Negetine will
Cure these Complaints.
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Those actually accepted in West '
ginia were rs 10

He goes on to say that he fears he mis-
led Mr.. BYRNE into misunderstanding
him to say stop with the Sl5,OOO-in-
stead of the amount already recommend
ed bv YOU, and accepted and confirmed
hy me. .$7.lOO)." He says that the
above list has been sent in To the COM
rnittee. and he cannot send more for want
or funds. and therefore cannot do n
much rs he Intimated He wished to ac-
ccpt all recommendation made him, and
minated that he would; but now he
write. that the money in his hands is
exhausted and he i, caught. He re-
cornmends that those schools formerly
accepted be paid, and that the matter
bc adjusted by withholding
the whole or part of the
donation next year. Then. says he
"fo: the rest including the greater part
Of YOUR li,r to make an appropriation,
say in November, for next year and pay
IN advance So that they can use part or
All of it Tor the expenses Of this year
That would help them out if they are
already committed to their teachers for
tim, year, and give them timely notice
not to do So next year. This is what is
done in other States from whoan well en-
dorsei applications came in after our
money was all pledged.
DR.. SEARS is sorry that he has placed
Mr.. BYRHE in 50 unpleasant predica-
ucn;, and saws this is the first time he
hq. had any such trouble. Mr.. BYRNE
then goes on to say that the applications
for aid for the Normal. MartinsburS and
Charleston schools, were accepted in
September last and the applications
for the Huntington and Coalburg schools
were accepted in November, at which
time he had received no other,
ON the 2&rd Of November DR.. SEARS
wrote that the funds were coming short,
and thi, would probably cause the con-
,ributicns to West Virginia TO be de-
creased. Mr.. BYENE thcrcupon went to
see DR.. SEARS, 10 have full understand
ING q the matter. and see if it were pos
,ibie to have the contributions increased,
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He would have included several other
deserving schools, had he not known the
contributions would have been decreased
He concludes as follows:
Il exceedingly regret this disappoinit,
ment to our schools, for | well know the
serious embarrassment it will entail l
respectfully ask your decision as to the
adjustment suggested by DR.. Sears, VIZ;
Make an appropriation in November
for the next year, and pay in advance,
so that your school CAR use part or all
of it for the expenses of this year, or
would you prefer closing your school
this wear and receiving the donation for
next year,"
This is an interesting matter, and a
solution of the embarrassments presented
should recommend itself to all school
officers. We hope it may not be any
thing like serious impeachment to the
cause of education.
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VARIABLE INFORMATION.
Boston, December u. Isl


CIcIt'cmcu-My only object in giving YOU
this testimonial is TO spread valuable in
formation. Having been badly afflicted
with salt Rhcum, and the whole surface Of
my skin heinz covered with pimplcs and
eruptionS, many of which caused me great
pain and annoyance, and knowing IL to be
a blood disease, | took many OF the adver-
iiScd blood preparations, among which
was any quantity Of Sarsaparilla, without
obtaining any benefit until commenced
taking the Negctine, and before had com
pleted the first bottle I saw that had got
the right medicine. consequently, fol-
lowed on with il until had taken seven
bottles, when ! was pronounced a well
man, and my skin i smooth and entirely
free RON pimples and eruptions. have
never .nioVcd so good health before, and
attribute ii all To the use OF Negetine. To
benefit those afflicted with rheumatism,
will make mention also OF the Segetine's
wonderful power OF curing me OF this acute
complaint. of which ! have suffered so in
tenselY. \. II. MN,
Pas. Ag't Mich. c. r. r., 6e Washington
street, Boston.
vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
fpblsb
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF WEST
VIRGINIA.

1t has transpired that the schools OF the
State, partly or mainly, dependent upon
the Peabody educational fund, are in Il
condition of disappointment and embar.
rassmcnt, the amount calculated to be
received from the fund falling considera-
bly, behind anticipations.
We have on our table u circular letter
addressed to the different officers ofschools
by Hon. b. ". BYRNE, State Superinten-
dent Of schools, on this difficulty. He
publishes. in full, letter from DR.. b.
SEARS. general agent Of the Peabody
fund stating that he Is in great perplexi-
". since he finds that he is to receive
$4,000 less than he hoped. A. soon as
he a.ccrtained this fact, he wrote to say
that all his money was exhausted, that is
that the schools already accepted BY HIM
had consumed the entireiund.
Those actually accepted in West Nir-
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Proposals for Curb and Cross
ing stones.

C,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CElNED at the office OF the City Clerk
until Thursday, March ., 1870, at o CLOCK
n m. FOR furnishing and setting all Curb
stones, and furnishing and laying all
Crossing stone that may be required Tor
the usr fifth a City of Wheeling during the
wear 1879, said curb stones 10 he OF the loI-
lowing dimensions, tO-wit: -Four ~ lett
long, TWENTY-FIVE C!2) inches wide, and 1--WE
} inches thick, ends square, full width of
stone. Crossing stones Ia he not less than
three l3I feet long, two ~ feet wide, and ten
lWiuchcs thick. Proposals 10 be addressed
10 the chairman OF the committee on
Streets and Alleys, and endorsed, "Propo-
sails for curb and Crossing stones for year
lS-5. {. +. COWAN,
Chairman Committee on Streets Il Alleys.
mnrl-i
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DIED.

FEALDING-On Thursday. evening,
March ), 1879, 1T ~ o'clock, JOSEPH
FIELDING, in the S5th year oi his age.
Funeral from the residence of his SON
in-law, Wash Lewis, No. li3 Sixteenth
street, on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
Friends OF the family are invited. Inter
ment nj Peninsula Cemetery.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
NNIrEIfNE " VA. Mnrch II. NO.

WHEELING, W. VA, March II, 1875
Sealed Proposals will be received at the
office of the City Clerk, until Tuesday,
March 23d, 1879, mt O'clock p. m, ior iur-
nishiug the City Water Works, Clerk ;
once and Hose Houses with Clean Coal
and Mixed Coal, or coal as il comes from
the bank, delivered at the Water Works
for one year, beginning on the LIST day oi
April, 1879 payments to be made monthly
THE contractor To give bond and good Sc
curily for the fulfillment OF the contract
The bids to be endorsed, For supplying
coal to the Water Works" and addressed
TO the Chairman of the tommittee on
Water Works,
mrlG r. y. Bklll. tllN IitTh.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

WHEELING, ". VA, March l., 1873,
Sealed proposals Will be received AT the
office of the City Clerk, until Tuesday, sd
day of March, 1870, at . p. m, for the max
ing and delivering of all the Castings that
the City of Wheeling may want for one
year, except water pipes, stop cocks ana
tire plugs. Bids To be endorsed, "Propo-
sails for Castings for city," addressed 10 the
Chairman Committee ON Water Works.
mrI2i +. \. BRITT. city Clerk.
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For Cincinnati and INTERMEDIATE
Points.

~U~ = THE NEW AND SWIFT
~ stern wheel passenger steam
er, II CDSON, VIM. NJ. List, Master; Charlie
saturday, March the 10Th inst, at O'Clock
p. m. For freight or passage apply on
board, or 10 - ,,,, ,.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed IN
West Virginia. II will be sent TO any ad-
dress one year for 500. Valuable preml-
umS TO cIuu agents and 10 subscribers. GSs5
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FOR PITTSBURGH.

sN~A REG ULAR WH iI.l; MSi
fTr RaTan. j. W. Williamson, Commander;
H. c. Caldwell, Clerk, leaves Wheeling
every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday. at
i o'clock a. IN. Freight received al the
wharf boat until ) p. IN. every day.
m rlOn &. II. BOOIH " w., Agents.
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n,SCtpLES' CHURCH-CENTRE
WHEELING.

nAsToR, H. A. PALLISTER. REGu-
LAR services Lords Day, morning
n 40: evening, 700; Sunday School ga: m.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening, 'OO.
Subject of discourse tomorrow:
Morning-.sThe Faith that Saves" Even
inU-"The Greai Commission" All seats
free. The public are cordially invited To
attend. Strangers welcome. ihfO
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HARBOUR s. DlTTNIAN'S,
GREENWOOD CEMEMERY.

T,HE ANNUAL ELECTION FOX d.
RFCTORS OF Greenwood Cemetery,
will be held at the office of the Company,
l.lO Main street, on Thursday, 18th inst,
between the hours of9 and II o'clock a. IN.
mrl1I l.. BONHAM, Sec'y.
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WE are indebted to Senator HENRY
&. DAVIS, for second edition Of the
Congressional Directory, corrected TO
February lst, 1875. 1t is valuable
book of reference.
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FOR RENT.

- FOR RENT, A NEW FRAME
- TouSr Oh Penn street, " hr"..I.
49, Island. containing I rooms, p"I..
and cellar: also tot nicely fenced IN,
hydraut rlght al the door. The nous.
never ben occupied ; bran now. f"A-.-
ion given now or the lst of hprii I'.
particulars enquire Of
THEODORE tiNh,
ma III li2l Chaplin -'.''..
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE n>
the premises, at o'clock, on sAtJs .
DAY, March 10Th, 1875, my House and u
situated in Etnaville, Belmont COM ~ ~
The ed house r,a Is n eSn, Py sb ID 1 sH
finished and in good condition IT, &c
made known on day of sale ~ ,
mrlli CHRISTINA VI. HARTsTEN
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FOR SALE .
FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE, THE TWO BUILDIy.s
10 known as the Government br.E.
- ings, on the corner OF CheplInss.
18th streets, will be sold low. The Cor.
building, possession can be had INN.
ately; the other one on the first ca,- "a,
April. For particular enquire OF %
THEODORE FINK
No. li2l ChRpline stree, ,.
marlb ROY CONES
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FOR RENT.
L HAVE FOR RENT

GENERAL. GOOD DWELLING HOUSES
- in the Finh, sixth and Eighth ward
Also Tor sale. a number Of desirable
Houses and Lots IA Ia" city, and Farms
and Wild Land In a number ~ states.
Iaulg j. 4. HUGHES.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH,

STREET. REGuLAh
- services at l0h A. n, and n. NJ, To-
morrow. Sunday School Black Board u Les Ss
son t2o'clook. SUBJ oshutas fSsnt
ing" Evening subject-"Mahing e 20 tStS
OF 1t"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

IXrlIIIAM A. LIST AND HARRY W:
w List, have been this day admitted
as partners in the Bank OF Wheeling.
WHEELING, March LIST, 1875.
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FOR RENT.

- STORE ROOM. DWELLING AND
"a Hall. west side. of Market. between
--A 18Th and lDth streets, In Beck =
block Also room ri present occupied by
- D., EIrxbnru a. an auction house.
Enquire Of ANI'.\ hfl VA m
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LETTER LIST.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
| the Wheeling poStofiice unclaimed,
Saturday, March 10Th.
TO obtain any of the following the appli-
cant will please call for advertised letters
giving date of list.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,


WHEELING, w. VA, March Is, 1919.
C,EAI,ED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
y cpivcd nj the Office of the City Clerk
until Tuesday, March 23d, at 2c'clock, p.
NJ. for the use OF the Coal Scales located at
Daniel Bodley's Coal Bank, said bids to be
for one year, and 10 keep sald scales CAL, III
GOOD order and repair. +. \. BRITT,
morISi City Clerk.
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LADIES, LIST.


LADIES' LIST.
Brown Agnes HusS Ida
Baxter Ruth Ann Johnston Elenor I
Coats AIDA Lewis Mary
Campbell Annie Mcdaniel Annie
Clark Louisa McMillen Louie
Clark Mary McCrum Jennie
Chaplain Sarah 4 j Mason Rosa
Cunningham Mary Mccullough Maggie
Carter Leah Norris kuth
Driscall Hannah Price Addie
Dewitt Lottie - Richmond Ada
Donlcv MARY Roberts Martha
Darragh Mary \ SchclI - Mrs
Dunner Christina StunZ Louise
Funk Mary Shank Caroline
Garrell Carrie snyder Nancy
GoldSborough Alice Iilden Beltie
CASTOR Nan WelshanS Ellen 4
Hanes Elizabeth wilson Mary
Hartley Jenney
GESTLEMEN'S LIST.
ASberrJ Lucas Frank
Anderson John Loudon VI
Allen Fred ID Lewis VIM or Mary
BasSford Adam Lloyd NJ
Bird \ VI MOTIFS Jas
RIum David Moore Geo u
Baldwin II II Meicn VIM
Becker Herman Moran Patrick
Braun II Mayors SAM
Brace las McGill Joseph
Brown W u Capt McNamaTa JOS
BrargS rs Nicholas Jas
Barrett Martin NeuSWanger jim
Carr Joseph Nelson WIN
Campbell Jas y Orr Hiram
CpwleS - Oldham W / -
Collins Joseph Parker I W
CumminS ThoS Parker : -
Deterick Frank IL Philips John
Douglass Geo q Priddat r
Downing Joseph Rice l. y
Francis James Rudder Patrick
Conner - Rolls Marshall
Gee Richard II Rice Saml
GOODYEAR WIN b Smith y r
Hood X Wiley Staufier u II =
Hall q II Smith George \
Heigles + VI smith J +
Hall Calvin stanley Richard
Hayner VIM Stillwagon Michael
Howcnstine DC Tarr Campbell
HiX John Turner Alex
HarShman Iappan Alfred
Harmon Jos NJ Taylor JAS VI
HowelS VIM Wallace Geo
Holmes VIM II Williams Andrew
John Geo VI Meldele Jasper
Johnson Harry Wiley X
Jacobs VI II Capt Wallace Jas A X
Jennings Robert Woods Joseph
Johnson VIM Me!Shans oscar
Karsner- Washington Wm II
Kahlevs Edward Young Peter
{. J. RAWLlNG, p. VI.
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American, area Nation of Dyspep.

tics.-Wc live fast, dissipate ana MI early
graves. We drink all kinds Of aleohellc
spirits, and swallow, without mastlca' toi'
porl;. grease and every kind OF llie-ues-
irDying. system -ciogging, indigeSti6le
food. Dr. Walk r's Vegetable Vinegar Bit
tiers will romOvc the evil effects, ana the
recovered paelent, with pure, N 'alineu
electrical blood flowing through his VEINS,
will have "A clearer head and cooler Juug,
mcnt, which added 10 experience, VIII
r1usr him 10 abstain in the future. mfoo
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NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS WHO PAID TANES
y for the year 1874. between November
10Th. ISL and December Nth, 1874. will
have amount of State Asylum tax refund
cd to them by presenting their receipts at
the Shrritl'> oitice-no levy having been
made forSaid fund. Il. =. BROWN,
mar1h Sheriff Ohio County.
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Trustees Sale.
Medne div. March eith. ls1,

- III
d OF trust made by A. L. Wiley 70 H.
undersigned as Trustee, and on re-
among the public land records .. yDia
county, will, on
wedne dsy. March 2fth, ISIS.
Beginning at 10 o'clock a. m, at the tron,
door of the Court House of ohio county
sell TO the highest and best bidder forecast
the following described personal property,
to-wit: Fine Piano, ! Fine Secretary
and Book Case combined, Fine S.d..
board, Folding Bed Loung, Fine VA.
nut Chamber Suit, consisting of Bureau
| Wash Stand and Bedstead with Woven
Wire Mattress; Set ParlOr Furniture cuu.
sisting ofG Wall Chairs, Castor Chair
Rocking Chairs and Tete: Walnut Book
Case, Smoking Chair, Hat Rack, IArs,
Looking Glass, 1 Writing Desk, Wasl
stand, BcdStead with Mattress, > Bru>>,.,
Carpets, Set Dining Chairs, | Extension
Table. ! Step Ladder, and other hOusrhu.u
goods. "
l.. ID. WILLIAMS, TRUSTEE.
N..B.-The above goods can be seen a
the Furniture and Carpet rooms OF q. Men
del, Booth & Co.. ll2i Main street, mr
W H. HALLER AuctiOne,r.
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FOR RENT.

L.. STORE ROOM,
- 40. III MAIS STREET.
Inquire OF \. X. GADDIS,
febl6L 80. - Twelfth strr-'
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Notice Of stockholders Meet
ing.

TIME UNDERSIGNED CORPORATORS
of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company OF Wheeling, West Va, hereby
give notice that a General Meeting 81 the
Stockholders of said corporation, will be
held on the 18th day OF March. 1870. at Ia
o'clock a. m. al No. 1910 Market street, in
thu CITY of Wheeling. W. Va, for the pur-
pC>r OF cleciing Board of Directors, max
ing bylaws. and tranSact!ng any other
business which may lawfully be done by
the SAID stock holders in general meeting.
A WILSON. \. q. ROBINSON,
= / STONE II. SCHNTLBACE.
III LIST. g. ED. MENDEL,
]. X. ROTSFORD. {. J. RAWLlNG,
". FILINGHAM. A.CALnWELL,
VI. POLLOCK, I. II. LOGAN.
m4rti
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FOR RENT.

A HOUSE ON SIXTEENTH STREET,
n containing six rooms and cellar, gas
and water: about i've minutes walk from
the postoffice. Apply To
L. j. BAYHA,
At the German Bank, or on the premises,
No. rs, 10Th street. mrzOq
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G.. Mendel, Booth & Go.
NO CURE, NO PAY.

A LII PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH
a rheumatism, severe Headaches, Lung
and Typhoid FeverS, and many other dis
eases. are requested To call on the under
signed TO obtain Il certain, simple ana
speedy cure from their complaints. He Is
making wonderful cures every day, ana
where no relief is effected no pay Is asked.
He refers To Messrs. John and Henry smith
and James Nelson, all of this city. Address
or call on LOUIS SVEN EBEhp,
mrSDs,Swt No. 2649 Market street.
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FOR RENT.

STORE ROOM so. . wAsHIN"I'N
y Hall Building, from April !, -. Ia-
qulrr Of WIN. :. Go>horn or l. II. Wi....m
March 3, l.-j.
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AUCTION SALE.

ESIRING TO QUIT BUSINESS !
IL will sell, on Saturday, March nth,
1873, at 10 o'clock Il. m, my stock OF Groce-
RES. and lot OF sundry articles, nj my
store on Market Square.
mIlGi RICHARD NoLA->'
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FOR RENT.

TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE. CON
n TANNING four rooms and Kitchen,
at No. % Hampden street. Possession
April LIST. Enquire of -e,
THOS. +. OWENS,
No. u, 10th street, opposite Postofhce.
gna
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WOVEN WIRE
MATTRESSES.

The most comfortable and most durable
Mattress manufactured. We Keep sup
ply on hand and sell them cheap.
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TERMS OF SALE.

Onc-fourth cash aud the r"sidu" Ia three
equal iuSiHlmcntS In six, lively" aud 'lgh
teen months from day OF sale, with inter
est from said day AT tho rat" oi per cent
per annum, deferred instruments 10 b" -''
cured either by deed Of trust upon TIA" pro
pcrty, Or 10y retaining the tile until the
purchase money is paid, and in the ease
Of improved property, by assignment "i
sufficient insurance on the bulldihS'
thereon.
At the same time and plac" Will b. sold
for cash, by the undersigned, one Ma''h
two Horses. one Mar, one Cow, one Buggy
and Single Harness, on" Share ui the cap
tai Stock of the West Virginia Agricul'ar
al Society OF Wheeling, and I5jllg sH.ur'
of the capital Stock OF the superior Wa.
chine Company. a. J. CLARKE,
". L. HUBBARD,
As~igbr.7.
WHEELISG, March :, 1873. mI9 10 ~ 30 oh