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DANCING ACADEMIES

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A Lien DODWORTHS DANCING SCHOOL, NO. 2i2
"a Fh avenue, corner Of Twenty sixth street. will
mencc October 6 mornings afternoons for ladies and
chdren evenings Tor gentlemen For particulars send for
street, Brooklyn
A 4 FERNANDo'S DANCING ACADEMY, FIFTY
"A nth street, Third bank buding)--
Glasses Monday and Thursday evenings and Saturday aer
noon Private lesson in Glide Waltz specially See crcu-
lar Reception Thursday October I, nom to H.
A -CARTIERS DANCING ACADEMY, RLIMPTON
IN. Building. Stuyvesant and Ninth strects-Ilasses
Monday and Thursday afternoon and evening fyaq
lessons in glide waltz speciality Soree MONDAY evenings.
DALLETMAsTER DCMkR'S DANCING ACADEMY
I'D "a West Fourth street-Casses open. All dances
taught perfectly in ono quarter Six fashionable dances
taught perfectly in six private lessons
ATANUELrs PRIVATE CLASSES IN DANCING, SAB
wi Fifh avenue, Fortvhish street. VIII commence
Monday, November Circulars may Le obtained at the
aiAar Honse Or ~ she Academy
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DIRECTORY ron ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-FouRrn PAcr-First, second and third col
AsTROLOGY-s SIXTEENTH PAcE-Third column.
column onr,n ob and
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-srxTrEsTn PAGE
BOOTS AND sHoEs-glssT rAcrsin.h column
BgyysIISEsS oiSoRTpXirIEs 1E1nvrs1n PACE.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-firrhSNrh fAGE-Firss
CLERKS AND Statesmen rrnupo rAoE-Finh column,
- ian. and slxrEfSrH r4Gr-Th ilsi, column dunn,
o co3cSEN nNp GAR6ENEEsS PAer-Eh and
coAsT T9 Ss%IsA @ f4asfG and
eoySTky rAcE-six.e column column
pENTisTRY-FouRTH PAcEgf u, . column
FURNISHED PAGE-Second and third
cpa%S' and s,TgKhH5 r4eE1,d Sssn cal
EuR6FE-rogr7n PAcr--Finh column
EXCU -FIFTErNTn PAGE-sxth column.
FINANCIAL-ELEyENTH PAGE.
F FU Rooms ANp arHTMENrs TO LET
FlrrEnsIg PAcn-Third column, and SIXTEENTH
EEENGH sSs@
HELP WnNTED-FEMALEs- PAcr-Foarth col
ppnn and SIXTEENTH PAGE-1hird column.
HELP WANTED NAL rs rngp fAer-sixth column
iiousEs, ROOMS, &C., WANTEDwFounrH rAcr-Finh
jEEssY d 5GsT ry AND
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-FiFrhENrn PAGE
LOST GSD FouND-rInsr Pacr-First and second col
rAsE1Tr isg eospn column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pAGE-Thrd column.
MILLINERY AND DRESsMAkING-fiRsr PAGE-Sixth
Mrsc f@nM%NEous Observation-Disclosures
pAcE.Fourih, 9th aud sixth columns
MISCELLANEOU S-SixTEESTu PAGls--SiNth column
NEW IfGBLIcATioNs~ NlNTH rAcr~six.h column.
PERS0NAIr-FIRST PAGE-firsI column
PIANOFoRTES, ORGANS &C-fouRTH PAGE-Third and
PRoFEssIoNAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAI.Es -
THIRD pAGE-Ihird and fourth columns, and SIX
PROPERTY OUT or TIiE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-FIFTEEHrH PAGE-First column.
REAL ESTATE 10 EXCllANGE-FIFrEEErH PAGE
REAL ESTATE WANIED-FiFTEEsrH PAGE-second col
sALEs.AT AUcTIoN-FnrrENrH PAcp-Fourth column,
, and FouRTn pAGE.-Fonrth column
SITUATIONS NANTED-FEMALES-SEcoN PAGE,
THIRD PAGE-First, second and third columns, and
- SIXTEENTH PAGE..Frst and second columns
SPECIAL MOTTO ES-fRsT PAGE-Sccond column.
SPoRTING-DoGS, BIRDS &C.-FnsR PAGE-Ihird col
sToRAGE-FouRrH PAGE-Ffh column.
THE TukF-FRsT PAGE-lhird column. -
THE TkADES-IHiMD PAGE-sixth column and SIX
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURpOsEs-FiFIEEsrh PAGE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-frFrEESrn PAcE-sixth col
UNFURNisIED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
FIFTEENTH PAGE-Third and fourth columns, and SIX
TEeSTH PAGE-Third column.
WATCHES, JEMELRY, &C.-FouRrn PAGE-Fourth col
wEsrcmEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
10 LET-FHTEkNTH PAGE-First column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-TwELFIH PAGE-Fourth
column.
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A FOR SALE, AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE, 100
"a. West Twenty third street, Sixth Parlor
Suits II pieces covered in satn, 81 900 for $780,
do; SIPS; Turkish suits 500 rep and harcloh Suits $50
and $55; inlaid and gilt black walnut Bedsteads,
Dressing Cases Bureaus Nashsands Wardyobes hair and
spring Mattresses Dining Furniture, Extension Table,
Buffet, Chairs &c Ban elegant rosewood four round
Bradbury Al Co. Piano, $500; bargain
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WANTED-A SECOND HAND VERY LIGHT EXTEN
w sion top Phacton IN good order and good maker Adj
dress ID. r. b., box 1895 New York Post Office
WANTED-COUPE, LANDAULET AND LIFT TOR
w side bar Wagon must be In good condition; for cash.
Address CASH. box It's Herald onice
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LOST AND FOUND.

TNROPPED IN AN EIGHTH AVENUE CAR, ON TUES
IT day last, in West broadway old fashioned mourning
Ring John Robinson in enamel round the RIM Inc
viii pay $40 for its Address w. box l3o Her
aid Uptown Branch office.
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THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
spring Wagons and hne llar.
nket and Whip. Inquire Of
Union Club stables, No. O
I Of Fifth avenue, for three
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unusually attractive prices entire retail
business previous TO removal about January /.
q. l.. kelly < Co, 1874 Fifth avenue,
naar Txanf thirdg
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. birds, 81.
ZINE W. 4 G. SCOTT BREEcH LOADER, TEN-BoRE,
slio; little used ' H. B. souiREs' No. cOrtIandtst
IloR sALE-A YOUNG RuINocERos, WITH DOUBLE
horns Apply to PEABODY WILLIS Co, l%2
IMPORTANT SALE or GUNS THIS DAY-BREEcn
aud Mqrne Leaders made BY the English makers; also
JEEE Johnson, JR., 81 Nassau street,
this day at II o'clock
THE TURF.
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB. -.
I'd, 5th 7th oth 18th. 18th and 10th days Of OCTOBER
se sass 9y
ATwEsT SIDE DRIVING PARK, JERSEY CITY,
n Meeting October Il y and a. ParsesnSio Tor s
teams $50 for ia class 500 minute class hrst
and third Entries to Close ss"n. a.
govern Ten per cent must aseSRga1y entry 9
4 UcTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT THE NEW
eve Ysa The
s & ExSA TRns ssiffd as soon as
e' F%hfIStIih 1rTESTioS f1iD 70 orders BY mail or
r KEEE4 Bliss Bliss co. 81 West twenty street.
A UcTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD MORNING
IA and evening at Thomas Exchange, l,239 Broadway,
open until 80 tickets s. each Prompt attention given 70
orders by mail or messenger GEO. M. THOMAS
UcTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
III morning and evening this week at JOHNSoN'S
Rooms, OF Twenty eighth street and broadway
the Running Races at Jerome Park and Nashville Tenn
full returns by special correspondent Also Pools the
Trotting Prospect Park All orders messenger
will receive particular attention Pool Rooms open at
A. NJ. I. b. W. II. JOHNSON
NALL AT THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING EsTAB-
~ LlSlIMENT, in the Herald Building, and get your
Printing done
NEW DORP, S. 1.-THE RUNNING RACE NOT
IN filed for October g. Three minute instead Purse
$O0 SG0 to FIRST $5 second $l5 third three in FIVE
Entrance ten cent Close Thursday, October r. NJ
THOMAS LuBY, Manager
DRoSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS ASSOCIATION
IL FIRST FALL MEETING, 1873.
FIRST DAY-MONDAY, OCTOBER T.
2 40 class closed with 10 entries
= ~ class closed with 10 entries
SECOND DAY-WEDNESDAY OCTOBER O.
2 :33 class closed with 10 entries
:26 class closed with entries.
THIRD DAY-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8.
2 20 class closed with entries.
2:21 class closed with entries.
FOURTH DAY-M0NDAY, OCTOBER IL.
2 ~ class closed with 10 entries
Double tcams-Entres for this Purse close October .
Races each day o'clock sharp good day and
track.
Admission TO Field TO Field Grand Stand and quarter
stretch 81 J0 Club House. introduced by member 49,
ladies free.
Steam leave Twentieth and Ninth every
half hour direct the grounds Tickets OF admission
Z. o. READ, President
G. W. OAKLEY, Superintendent
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ol AVENUE DE L'OPERA.
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The following is list Of the papers file in the NEW
YORK HERALD READING ROOM 81 Avenue de Opera
Paris their have been communicated the
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HERALD PARIS BUREAU.

II ERALD PARIS BUREAU,
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FURNITURE.
UPHOLSTERY

Every description of Furniture and than cost
Also fall line of Curtains
and everything pertaining TO
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LOST AND FOUND.

noG LoST-YEsTERDAY; A LIGHT BROWN TIER
~ ricr; answers 70 the name Of Monkey" g. will be
BALD oEe bringing him 70 40 WAst ktrce
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

yNANTED TO PURCHAsE-A SOUND, RELIABLE
pony Horse, with speed address, with price and par.
euars. CASH box III Herald office.
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RooTs AND SHOES EXCLUSIVELY.
I'D REDUCED PRICES
GENrLEElMsE sEs SHOES $40 "a LADIES BOOTS, 81
IRON CLADS
strong serviceable Shoe for Boys and Youths
CANTREL, 24l Fourth avenue
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-08

FLYING MEssEyGERs.-We suppose
we may as well get ready for winter.
The skies are still bright, the air soft and
bland. the weather like September rather
than November; but the wild geese are
Aying southwark. This movement is
commonly held to portend speedy cod
weather. It's popular belief mot al
ways howhver, borne out by the facts
that the autumnal migration OF these
great birds is closely followed by Sc
we're winter weather, just as theiS
northern journey in the spring Is the
sign of warmer days. As general
rule it is undoubtedly true that the
wild geese in their spring and fall mi
grations are the heralds of the changing
season. In that view we may regard
this, their November flight; they go
sweeping southwark, over land and sea,
closely followed, but rarely overtaken,
by the keen blast from the icy shores OF
Hudson's bay and the desolate regions
along the line of the Arctic circle, where
they have spent the summer and reared
their young. They 90 to the bays and
sounds of the Carolina shores, and even
to the Gulf of Mexico. There is some
thing impressive in these vast journeys
of the wild geese. Their I'M
mense semi.annual migrations, main
tanned at great heights, through
day and night-often at such an
elevation that their peculiar reedy hut'
ings, and even their loudest honkl honk!
mingling doubtfully with the wild blast
can scarcely be heard by the jewellers on
the plains beneath-are among the most
interesting of the phenomena of the
seasons changes. They mark the two
chief changes of the natural YEAR and
when they are sweeping southwark
through the November sky, they may be
regarded AS the avant couriers Of the APP
preaching forces Of winter, whose white
tents and frosty banners will ere long be
spread around us.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-08

TERRIBLE ACCIDEET.-On Saturday
morning, q young German named Henry
Juergen, met with q severe accident,
which may possibly prove fatal. DE was
employed at the planning mill OF A. j.
Armstrong & Co, and while adjusting q
single faced planning machine hisshirt was
caught in the cog-whsels of the machin-
cry, and before help could be procured,
his left arm was between the cogs and
smashed up terribly. Medical aid was
summoned and it was found necessary to
amputate the arm above the elbow. The
unfortunate man was very restless yes
terday and it was feared he would die
Mr.. Juergan had been employed in the
establishment for the last IL years. II,
is the head of q family, and has quite {
large progeny.
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PAID NEARLY
- 4 o o . o . d!
JANUARY End, Is


II. r. STEVENS, ESQ: Dear Sir-When
about six months old / was yacnat,d.
The parties VINO were vaccinated rom the
same virus died from the humor. The
humOr spread over me 10 such an extent
that | was rolled in bran TO prevent me
from scratching my person; The disease
finally settled in my head. / remained IN
this condition about twenty years, lroub-
led all the time with sores breaking In my
head and diScharging corruption rom my
ear. AT this time small kernel appear
ed on my neck. gradually increasing IN
size until tumor formed OfSuch immense
size | could see IL by turning my eyes
downward. All this time | was taking
various remldies for my blood, without
any substantial benefit.
II then went 10 a prominent physician IN
Boston, who, during his treatment OF six
months, lanced the tumOr eight times,
which cost me nearly $40. This left me
with rough, aggravated sore, without al
all diminishing the size OF the tumor, ana
in a sickly, feeble condition. ! consulted
another physician in Natick. VINO, after
considerable time, succeeded in healing
the sore without reducing the size. Al TINS
point | commenced To use NrSrtln",
at the earnest persuasion OF a friend. AFTER
/ had taken this medicine about on" week
| experienced wonderful sensations. My
whole body seemed To be undergoing a
radical change, until, finally, the tumor
broke and discharged frightiuI quantities.
From this time in decreased IN size until
the bunch disappeared, but my neck SIM
bears the ugly sears OF the sore and lance.
| am new healthy and streng and able To
work every day.
will also mention that | have been an
acute sufferer from intiammatOry rheuma-
tism ever since | can remember. until
commencing the use of Ncgetinc, when al
most Immediately all rheumatic pains
ceased. This statement ! volunteer Tor
the purpose OF beneftting other suffering
humanity, and you Will confer favor by
giving II rs much publicity a. thought
proper very gralrluI!E;
o. NJ SANELS, Ashland, Mass.
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CATHOLIC MIsSIoN.-There has COM
mcnced at st. Joseph Cathedral, a mis-
sion. conducted by the Jesuit Fathers.
The opening exercise commenced yes
tcrdav morning Il; 1880 a. NJ, and
will close on Sunday evening. Novem-
her 81, 1875. The following is
the programme of daily services:
$50 A. ", Holy Mass; 5:l5 \. NJ,
Instruction; 80 a. NJ. Holy Mass; 200
A. NJ. Holy Mass; $50 a. NJ. Instructions
$50 p. NJ, Instruction, or Stations OF the
Cross; 7:45 ?. NJ, Sermon, followed by
Benedicuon of the Blessed Sacrament.
Thcopcning sermon Of the Mission was
preached by Rev. Father Emig, ;. j., at
10 90 Yesterday morning,
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BASE BALL-A large crowd was pres
ent ut the Fair Grounds on Saturday
afternoon. to witness the third match
game between the Standard and La
Belle base ball clubs. Considerable in
terest has been manifested in this series
of games, owing to the skill and science
of the two clubs having been So equally
displayed in the first two matches. The
weather was very ne, and the fair sex.
always dcsrons Of being present
on such occasions, were out IN
large numbers. 1t can not be
called an interesting game, for from the
beginning it was one sided affair in ia
vor Of the Standards, and it was evident
at the end of the third inning that the
Labellcs could not cope successfully for
the championship ofthe city, with their
opponents. The batting Of the Standards
was very good, likewise several of their
field and base plays. This being the
second defeat the La Bellies have suffered
at the hands Of the Standards in the two
last successive games, and with score
considerable in odds against them, it is
generally supposed this will settle the
matter OF superiority for this season, and
permit the Standards to winter on their
laurels. The score is as follows.
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What is Vegetine2

It is Il compound extracted from banks
roots and herbs. II is natures remedy. II
is perfectly harmless from any bad effect
upon the system. II Is nOurishing and
strengthening. II acts directly upon the
blood. 1t quictS the nervous system. II
gives you good, sweet sleep NJ night. II
is a great panacra for our aged fathers ana
mothers, Tor II gives them strength, qulelS
their nerves. and gives them na'ur" :
sweet Sleep-as has been proved by many
an aged person. IL IS the great Blood
Purifier. II is "A soothing remedy for our
children. II has relieved and cured thou
sands. II is very pleasant 10 take; every
child likes IL. II relieves and cures all dis
eases originating from impure blood. Try
the Vegctinr. Give IL a fair trial for your
complaints; then you will say 10 your
friend, ncighbor and acquaintance, TRY
It; II has cured me-
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MIND READ SO, P~NCHOMNN.N
vi Fascination. Soul Charming, Mesh.
rl>m, and Marriage Guide, showing boo.
either Sex may ftscIuutr and gain The zoos.
and affection OF any person ihrN c.u.-
instantly. 400 pages. By mail Jycts. Nl =
& CO. ~ :. [IM 81. pMIIH. Pa m-.-
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last even
ing Indicated IL feet inches in the
channel.
The Market Boy started on her FIRST
trip to Pittsburgh Saturday morning.
The Courier departed for Parkersbnrg
at the usual hour Saturday morning.
The Hudson left for Cincinnati at 4
p. NJ Saturday with good trip.
The Salt Valley from Ironton en- route
for Pittsburgh passed up Sunday morn.
ing.
The Carrie Brooks from GAINESVILLE
for Pittsburgh was due yesterday.
The J. l.. RhoadeS for Pittsburgh for
ST. Louis passed down.
The Express Is the ParEerIbusg boat
this morning at IL o'clock.
The Andes from Cincinnati, il due
this afternoon.
Quite 4 number Of towboats with coal
passed down Saturday and Sunday.
THE FIRST Run or COAL.
The rise in the Monongahela has ena-
bcd the coal men 10 forward few mil
hons OF bushels of coal TO the lower mar
kets. The weather was ali that could be
desired for handling Boatstore dealers
had busy time in furnishing stores to Il
heet of about fifty steamers. Butchers
and ice dealers had all they could do, and
seemed happy. All things taken into
consideration, business was lively on the
landing. The coal run for November,
1874, was:
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THE MEDICINE THAT CURES
IS
VEGETINEs

Taking into consideration the character
of its vouchers, the history ofits cures and
theimmense increasing demand, Negetlne
may be fairly entitled the leading medl-
cine OF the age.
For scrofula in the blood, Nogetine Is an
lrfallible remedy, and no person need sui
ter from tumors, ulcers, and all diseases
arising from impure blood, II Negetlne Is
used according 10 directions. There Is not "A
case OF scrofula In existence that Negetine
will not cure, provided, however, the vita!
functions have not lost their power oil
action, all that may be said TO the contrary
Notwithstanding.
VegetIne Is pleasant to the taste, mild IN
its influence, and absolute in its action on
disease, as the following unqueStionable
evidence Will show.
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IInshels.
-lHtJJTgh COmsDlerci
by Telegraph.

-luJJlrgh cOD.n"rcim.
BY Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, November G.-Riyer :
feet and falling. Weather clear and
cool.
CAIRO. November 6-Arriyed-City
Of Chester, Memphis; Silverthorne, Ev-
ansvillc; Belle Memphis, St. Lousi ii. G..
Hagcr st. Luis; Capital City, st. Louis.
Drpartcd-CIty of Chester, st. Louis;
st. Geneva, Nicksburg; Dee:ey, Pitts
burgh; Silverthorne, Evansville; Belle
Memphis, Memphis; Hickory, Ohio riv-
cr. River ) feet 10 inches and stationa-
~. Weather cloudy and cool.
CrxcrxNATL November River lG
feet inches and rising. Weather cloudy
and cool.
MEMPHIS. November River fell l
inch; weather cloudy and cool.-Ar-
rived-Minneola, Cincinnati; Grand
Tower, st. Louis. Departed-Grand
Tower, st. Louis,
ST. Louis, November ARRIVED
Chester, Memphis; Clinton and North
western; Keokuk; Maggie, Illinois river;
BOYD and Leck, Peoria; FEMME Tatum,
Csiror Drparted-Lee, PEORIA Clinton.
River stationary. Weather clear.
EVANSVILLE, November Weather
cloudy ard cool; mercury $50 to $40.
River feet 10 inches and swelling
slowly. Up-B II. Cooke. Down
Fawn, Evansville; Aggie, Grey Eagle.
No business to-day.
LOUISVILLE, November Weather
cool; ram. Arrived. d. Parker, Gin
clnnati; Etnu, Ironton; jim Hobson,
Cincinnati. Departed-Psrker, Mem
phis; Cobb Cecil, Evansville Assump-
ton, Orleans; Dick Fulton, Pittsburgh.
River feet in canal; , feet 6 on falls:
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WE called on the "wicked

WE called on the wicked young men
OF the Steubcnvi,le Gazette while We
were IN that city Saturday, but they were
not at home Maybe it was all for the
better. We might have been contain
mated. We would rather meet members
OF the Young Mems Christian Associa,
ton
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-08

The GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE SEA
son. -4ll is the number of our new EN-
broidered cIoakS, which We declare to be
the handsomcst garment, Tor the money
IN Wheeling. Other new and desirable
STYLES lust received. Our d black cash
mere at gjc can t be beat.
EMsHEIMER X Bro.
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GONE To MEET HIS COMPANIONS -
Officer Chandler, of Cleveland, arrived
here Saturday, and took charge Of the
escaped convict, W. +. Lewis, who was
trapped and arrested Thursday: by the
Wheeling police. He was taken to Cleve.
land, where he will be remanded back TO
his old quarters
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House RouREp.-Thc residence Of Col
Byrne State Superintendent Of Schools,
On Fifteenth street, was entered by
thieves Friday night, and lot Of
clothing and other articles OF small
value were taken.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-08

The low prices at the closing out sale
of Meu'., Bows and Children's Clothing
at II. Franks, 46 Twelfth street, are
quoted in every household.
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WE Lear numerous complaints from
citizens in different parts OF the town,
about the depletion OF their stock OF
chickens by fo,d thieves. a double bar
relied shot gun is good remedy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-08

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-On Friday
nighr some unknown party attempted to
enter the shoe store OF john Frank, OPP
positc the street car stable in Centre
Wheeling, by boring holes in the door
near the lock and taking a piece out,
whereby they might be able to turn the
key, but were not successful in their un-
dertaking, having been scared away by
some person passing, before etlecting an
entrance.
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Rcport from II Practical Chemist
and ApOthPcary.

BOSrOS, January LIST, 1874.
DEAR SIR: This is to certify that ! have
sold nj retail l5il5 dozen II ,sj2 bottles of
your Ncgetine since April L. 1870, and can
truly say that 1t has given the best salts
faction Of any remedy tor the complaints
for which il is recommended thai ever
sold. Scarcely day passes without som"
of nv customers tcSlifying to It's merits ON
themselves or their friends. am perfect
" cognizant Of severalcaSes of scrofuInuN
Tumors being cured by NcgetIne acne in
this vicinity. Very respectfully yours,
Al GILMAN, ~ Broadway.
To II. X. STEVENS, Esq.