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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-02

New MILK DEPoT.-In order that
everybody may have pure and whole
some milk, free from any adulteration. l
have established milk depot in connec-
ton with my grocery. This milk is re-
ceived every morning from the we'll
known farms of Messrs. Chambers, Val
entine and Whitley, Washington county,
Pa, and during the summer will receive
it morning ard evening; also will run
wagon every morning, and deliver
milk in any part of the city. All per-
sons desiring to become regular Gus.
toners will please leave their names and
residence, or stop the wagon and try the
milk, which for richness and purity l de-
ty competition.
JAMES r. ACKER,
No. ll5 Sixteenth street
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POLICE CoURT-Judge Cranmer.

There was q big docket yesterday
morning at the Police Court.
James Powell and James Johnson,
charged with drunkenness, were fined
twenty dollars ard costs. In default Of
payment they were committed to the
workhouse forthirty days.
David Robinson, John Marsh and
Patrick Mckinley, chrrged with disor'
derby conduct, we're fined five dollars and
costs each. Paid.
Duble Wilson, Robert Mckinley and
James G. Wellington, were each fined
ten dollars and costs for drunkenness.
Friedrich Waldeksy, vagrsnt. was
sent to the workhouse for thirty days.
William Jones for disorderly conduct,
paid fine of three dollars and costs, and
Phil Daley on the same charge was
fined ten dollars and costs.
The case against VIM. Nichol for dis
charging fire arms on the street, was
dismissed on the payment of the costs.
John Mulcurn, for disorderly conduct,
was assessed ten dollars and costs
Paid.
The case against John Mckinley for
disorderly conduct was dismissed
The cases of Richrad Nolan and John
Hopkins, charged with disorderly con
duct, were continued until this morning
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

PICK up your brooms and go to work,
50 that pob may have the sidewalk in
front of your dwellings clear Of snow,
ice and dirt before 9 o'clock 4. II. So
saith the ordinance of the city.
MRS. KATHARINE GRAY will give
another dramatic reading In the NJ. Z.
Churhh tomorrow evening, for the BEN
eft of the Sunday School. We need not
say anything concerning Mrs. Gray's
ability as an elocutlonist further than that
we believe her to be the best reader in
the world.
Mr.. EDWARD McCogMIC of this city,
is about moving to q farm near Bealls-
vile, this county.
Mr.. F. CASH, secretary of the National
Glass Works, of this city, left New York,
about I o'clock P. NJ, day before yester-
dav, and arrived here for dinner yester-
day. That is about as fact as We would
care adoud gong.
Our street car line was well patronized
day before yesterday.
THERE are quite q number of counter
teit nickles afoat IN Bellaire at present
Where do they come from.
A TEAM of horses became frightened
in South Bellsire yesterday and ran away
breaking one wheel of the wagon and
tanning one of the horses slightly.
THE Bellaire folks who weat to Wheel
ing Yesterday to take part in the carni
val don't want anymore Mardi Gras II
theirs.
THERE are some parties in Be!lair'
who are able to take stock in the Bellar'
and South western Railroad and who re
fuse to do so, thst will one day wish the.
had subscribed literally. A last efoT
is now bong made to make up what i
yet lacking to make up the quota tor Bel
laire, and all who are able should lend
helping hand.
LEcTURE.-Rov. Marcus Ormond o
West Alexander, Pa, will lecture in tn
U. p. Church, Of Bellaire, this evening
March BAD, for the benefit of the |. I
Sabbath School. His subject is "Feath
ers for Arrows" He will remain AM
preach in the Q. p. Church the followin!
evening, Friday, March Ord. Rev. Or
mond blows big trumpet. lie plays !
well. 1t gives no uncertain sound. hi
lecture is iull of valuable truth, well sea
soned with wit. Come and hear him 70
your own sake, for his sake, and for th
sake of the Sabbath School.
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EIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 8 feet : inches in the chan
mel and falling.
The Carrie Brooks passed down en-
route for GAINESVILLE.
The Market Boy departed for Pitts
burgh at the usual hour yesterday morn
Ing.
The Granite State from Portsmouth
en- route for Pittsburgh passed up yester-
day at noon.
The Emma Graham from Pittsburgh
en- route for Cincinnati was due las:
night.
The Mallic Rrgoa will leave for Pitts
burgh this morning at 8 o'clock.
The Express departed for Petersburg
yesterday at the usual time.
The Courier is the Parkorsburg packet
to-day at noon.
The local packets are all running on
time,
Pittsburgh boatmen complain OF the
following wrecks between tina. port and
Cincinnati The wrecks have beer in
their present location for four months;
Two wrecks at the foot Of Brunot's
Island, one stone boat at Raccoon, one
barge at the foot of Philips Island, one
stope-boat and three coal bsrges at Fish
ing Creek Bar, one brick-boat q. Mill
creek Island
REPORT OF THE UNITED STATES Ma
RINE HOSPITAL OF LOUISVILLE, KY
Dr.. Thomas j. GrIffiiths. surgeon in
charge of Inc United States Marine
Hospital at this port, repor+s the follow
ing as the condition Of the hospital IN
der his charge during the month of Feb
ruary, 1876:
Number OF patients remaining the last
day ofJanuary So
Number OF patients admitted during
the month OF February .................... So
Number OF patients treated during the
mouth of February ............ liz
Mum Der of patients discharged during
the month OF February ............ -.-........ s.
Numbe al patients died during the
month OF February .-........... ........... 90.
Number OF patients remaining OF the
last day OF February ...... S.
Number Of outdoor marine patients
treated during the month OF Febru-
airy ...-.-.--.
Number OF privs g patients treaisl
during the month OF re bruary......... .
Died-James Moore lcoloredj, rouster,
packets.
by Telegraph
PITT.BUReH, March River s
~, ~ J. inches and rising. Cloudy and
wheeling. Departed -:EMLsilie Ragon,
f,: Msi,ie Rspon Wheeling
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. - Deed
made November 9th, 1875, by Green
wood Cemetery to the estate OF John w
Mcneil, for lots 259, 254, $50. 80 and
2S7, SECTION f. was admitted March LIST.
$500.
Deed made October 9th, 1875. BY
Green wood Cemetery to Jane Foreman,
for lot No. 1885, section c, was admitted
March lst $50.
Deed made August l, 1866, BY Green
wood Cemetery to a. j. Pannell, for lot
%, section D. was admitted March l.
SO.
Deed made April 2, 1875, by the city
Of Wheeling to James Em blem for half
of lot 100, east side Of Market street, be-
tive n Eighth and Ninth street was
admitted March l,s45O
Deed made August l, 1865, by Green
wood Cemetery 10 Israel Updegratf, Tor
lot l07, section D, was admitted March
1850.
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The Great secret OF the Wonosriu
SUCCESS OF VEGETlNE
Reliable Evidence.
THOUSANDS SPEAK.

Cor. Magazine & Walnut Sts., Camorids
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THE COURTS.

MUNIcIrAL CoURT-Judoe Crann,er
Court met at 103 o'clock yesterday
morning.
A. B. Caldwell, Esq, was admitted to
practice in the Court.
The case of List, Davenport & Parks
against the Gottell Brothers and Thomas
Striff occupied the attention of the
Court the entire day. Arguments being
made by Geo. D. Davenport and B. B.
Dovener for complsinsnts and
r. G. Barr for defendants.
The case was given TO the jury, but up
to the hour Of adjournment they had fail
ed 70 agree and were Discharged until
this morning.
The court adjourned until this morn
ing at l04 o'clock.
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DECIDED TO GIVE HIM PEssIoN.-
The Committee on Pensions of the House
Of Representatives have decided to give
pension to John S. Hall, of Richie
couuty, this State who lost both his eyes
II the Union service
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ADVERTISING, like many other goo ,
things has lis drawbacks. 1t compels
the business men to exert himself in at.
tending to the wants OF his customers,
and for The same reason prevents the
clerks rom lounging around and enjoy
ing themselves.
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W CE N Z
Will Cleanse Scrofula from
the System.
HONEST OPINION.

Mr.. III. X. STEVENS
DEAR SIR-This is 10 show that my son
was taken sick in January, 1864, with
ScrOfula, which came out in large sores
and ulcers on his leg and hip. His leg was
swe led more than twice It's natural Size
He had several doctors Of high standing In
their profession-two from Boston and
three from Charlestown- without gettinga
bit better. He was Obliged 10 lie wherever
he was placed for he had no use OF his
limbs whatever. When We had given up
all hopes of his living we were told To try
Vegetine, the great blood remedy; and he
had taken IL nut a short time before we
could see great change. The sores run so
bad That we had To cnange the cloths four
better; for he could move has limbs and
help h mSelf little. He was soon able TO
sit up in Ted, and, by constant use OF Vege-
tine, IL has cured him. He has n lame leg,
which ne will probably have for life: but
we all honestly believe II we had used
Negetine before we had bothered with
those doctors. 10 would have saved the use
of his leg. and restored IL to natural h eslts.
/ hope all those troubled with Scrofula
will read this testimony fine and my son,
who Is now well and able TO speak for him.
self. CATHERINE MAHONEf,
DANIEL MAHONEl,
10 Trenton ST., Charlestown, Mass.
May %, 1872.
The above plain but honest statement
thorough cleansing effects OF the Negetine
in Scrolula.
Vegetine IL acknowledged by all classes
OF people 10 be the best and most reliable
blood purifier in the world.
vegetine IN Sold by all Druggists.
febl2b
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Report from n Practical Chemist and
ApOthecary.

Boston, January ], 1874.
DEAR SIR-This is to certify that have
sold at retail I5iIs dozen QS52 6ottles) OF
your Vegetine since April Il, 1870, and can
truly say that IL has given The best salts
faction OF any remedy for the complaints
for which IL is recommended that ever
sold. Scarcely IA day passes without some
of nv customers tesIiiying TO its merits on
them selves or their friends. am perfectly
cognizsnt OF several cases OF Scroiulous
Tnmors being ured by Negetine alone in.
this vicinity. Very Respectfully yours,
Al GILMAN, i6S Broadway.
To II. Il. Stevens, ESQ.
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WHAT A STRANGER THINKS.
Wheeling'S Blacks ess-Hcr People
and Her Mines-Wbat q Son or York
Has IN aay.

AND Her nines-W uAt SOH 81 IorA
Has 10 Say.
COY a'd some power the giftie zie US,
To see ourselves as others see u.s."
The following is an extract from let
ter written by Mr.. York, the stenogra-
pher of the Impeachment trials, to the
Harrisburg, Pa, Chronicle:
wheeling is now the Capital of West
Virginia, which was changed last year
from the city Of Charleston. A State
House has been commenced, indicating
permanent fixture of the seat of govern
meut
The city is probably the blacklist town
in this country; the soft, bitumlnous coal
is almost the only fuel. Numerous man
ufactories and every house chimney
vomit forth volumes of carbon that
darken the sky and settle down in flakes
upon everything and everybody below.
White linen is thing unknown, and the
denizens of this miniature Hades go
about with grimy hands az snutty faces,
looking like so many coal beavers. 1t IS
wealthy. well-to-do city; the mass OF
the people are in very easy circum-
stances, and very few poor people are to
be found.
Like Its historic prototype, the Rhine,
the yellow, winding Ohio is lined with
VINEYARDS that cover with their trellises
the thousand rayines and sloping hills
alone its shores. From these vineyards
come pleasant sour wines that are almost
equal to anything the Rhine can boast.
There is too much of the disposition
among Americans to sheer at home pro-
auctions when .they are far better in
quality, not to say less in price. We spent
bali hour in the wine cellars of
Frsnzheim, one of the institutions Of the
town OF Wheeling, and verJ Ike their
models, which we have wandered through
in Frankfort and Cologne. The great
cobwebbed casks lay piled in double rows
against the walls and the tiCkerinG gas
Jets down the dim galleries presented a
curious spec!ocle. We tasted ofthe vari-
on, vintages and could almost believe
ourselves hobnob5iug with the Keller Of
real Rhinelsnd 5rGueris. But one OF
the most seductive things about 1t all
is the price at which very good bever-
age can be Obtained. An excellent white
wine Of the vintage OF 1872 can he pur-
chased for six dollars q dozer, or, if it be
desired by the gallon, at one dollar and
a quarter. This mild Catawba is widely
used by many as table wine, and is far
superior toj the Ssndusky and Lake
wines, which come swcetened to q great
er extent and more highly charged with
alcohol. This homo industry Is a COM
mendable one, and vii! soon compete
successfully with foreign trade"
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vember.


DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS ELECTED
The following gentlemen have been
elected directors of the Belaire and St.
Clairsville Railroad Company: Conrad
Troll, Judge {. w. Carroll, VIM. p.
Frazier, j. II. Patterson, Joshua Morley.
James f. Charlesworth and Thomas NJ
Thompson. The Board met last Monday,
and organized by e,ecting J. II. Patter-
son President, IL. G. Weldsy Treasurer
ard Thomas NJ. Thompson Secretary.
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THE BOILERS AND MANUFACTURERS.
The very lengthy conference of Mon
day night between tire boilers and manu-
lacturcrs, resulted in proposition Of the
latter to split the difference" and fix the
price at 81 62t per tor, the hot dollar"
not 10 be considered. The Boilers
Union will consider this proposition on
Saturday, and further conference will
be held next Monday evening PITTS.
burgh Commercial.
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BEpoRE JUSTICE BEIIyII

BEFORE JUSTICE BELLvILLE.-
Michael Miller was before the above
Justice Thursday evening, charged with
ssssulting Ferdinand Schubert. He was
held in the sum of 500 to keep the
peace for one year. The parties live on
Csldwell's run.
joseph and Louis Samues were ar
rested yesterday by constable Cooper on
charge of pedding without license.
They were to have hearing before
Justice BellvIle, last night.
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ATTEMPTED SUlClDE.-&rs. Rosana
Schafier, of the Eighth ward, whose
husband has been treating her
very badly, attempted to commit suicide
Tuesday, by taking laudanum. She has
lived unhappily with her husband, who
is now serving out term IN the City
Prison on charge of abusing
his wife. Her condition was soon dis
covered after she had taken the fatal
draught, and by promptantidotes it is ex
pec,ed that her life will be saved.
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pIsCH ARGED-David Oliver, who wss
arrested ca a charge OF being implicated
in the robbery OF eelAbsy & Sons store.
few nights since, had an ,-anip,,iop
before Squire Caldwell yesterday. Inc
evidence failed to prove the charge and
the prisoner wac dismissed.
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CASE DlsMIssED.-Henry Thomas
colored, wa, arrested by Constable God
frey Price, and taken before Squire
Caldwell, on cbargs of disturbing the
peace, his wife being the complainant
TIE evidence failed to sustain the charge
and the case was dismissed.
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Fatal Accident.
MORGAN STATION. FAYETTg Co,
PA, February 20, lS7
Editors OF the Register:

Editors OF the Register:
On Monday morning, February 2lst'
q young man BY the name Of Jacob l.
Cofhorn, sou OF Jacob g. Goshorn, form
erly of Marshall county, w. Va, was
accidentally killed while working in the
mine at this place, by the falling Of a por-
ton Of the roof coal. He was in the 18th
year of his age and wrs unmarried. He
WAS living with his parents who are very
old and feeble He was a young man
who was highly respected by ali who
knew him.
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4 Word to the People.

A good days wages made by going to
Gold Bro, and buying your ready-made
clothing, as they offer their large and
well selected stock Of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods at five per cent above
the original cost.
l1o7 Main street.
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-GOveinor
Jacob yesterday afternoon appointed
Richard NJ. Bruno, 8 commissioner of
deeds for West Virginia in New York
with residence in New York.
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MEETING OF THE CENTENNIAL COM
MlssIoNERs.-The State Board Of Cen
tennial Commissioners met at their quar-
tiers, on Market street, yesterday after
noon. Hon. A. j. Sweeney, Maj. G. w
Granzhem, of Wheeling; DR.. j. ?. Hall,
Of Charleston; Hon. A. R. Bother, OF eff
ferson; and Col. Beall, Of Brooke.
There was no business OF public I'M
portance transacted. TIE board adjourn.
ed TO meet al the call of the President.
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HARRISGToE Ayp HART.-IIarring-
ton aud Harris combination will appear
al the Opera House Saturday night next
The company played to immense audi
ences at the same place few months
ago, and is well known here as one Of
the best that travels The character act
ing o; 5o;h hessrs Harrington and Hart
took immensely. The St. Patrick's Day
parade by the boys too proved big fea-
ture, and the admirers Of the company
will be glad to learn that these boys have
been trained to number of new special
ties in which their performances are
just as excellent. Reserved seats can be
secured at the music store OF Adams &
Lucas.
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Aud they who were always fast, now
fast the more.
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A FIVE dollar bill will buy good su B.
stantial suit of clothing, and all other
goods for mems wear at proportionately
low prices to suit the times, at
GOLD BROS.
No. 1907 Msin street.
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PARTNERsHlPs.-Ina partnership case
decided in the Philadelphia Court OF
Common Pleas, former partner was
he'd liable for debt contracted after its
dissolution, the judge charging that in
cases OF dissolution of co.paronerships
there should be personal notice of the
fact to all persons with whom the firm
had been dealing, and public notice in
the papers, to relieve parties from re-
sponsibili.y.
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The Jas. Rces brought up two hundred
and fifty passengers to the Msrdi Gras
festivities.
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DEEDS IN FEs.-Uuring the month
Of February forty four deeds i'll fee were
entered in. the County Clerks Office.
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DURING the month of February one
hundred and twenty.si1 cases were tried
before the police Court.
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ONLY twelve marriage licenses were
issued By the County Clerk during the
month of February.
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IT is matter worthy of mention, and
we hereby claim for it all that it is
worth, that Wheeling is the Gully city in
the history of the world in which a
Mardi Gras procession has ever been
pelted by snow-bIlls. Hurrah for
Wheeling Now say We are not pioneers.
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J. W. FERRELL is closing out his
Dress Goods at dreadful !slaug liter, 10
60 into the carpet business exclusively.
Call and see them.
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THE DISTRICT COURT oPTHE

4 III DESt hI' fOtRT OF
i Uniied states iOr the District OF West
Virginia.
In the matter Of Thomas Sweeney.
bankrupt
u. :. DISTRICT CLERKS OYFrCy,
WHEELING, ". VA, FEB. q, 1876.
Notice Is hereby given that q petition
has been, TO wit, on the 10Th day Of F.b-
ruary, 1876, Il 81 in said District Court by
Thomas Sweeney, OF Wheeling, In said
district, who has been heretofore duty de-
clared bankrupt, FOR a discharge and
certificate thereof from all his debts and
other claims provsble under the United
states BANK rupt act, ann that the 2Jth day
Of March, 1916, at 70 o'ciocs. 4. a., before
aid court, al the Office Of George r. BOYD
fsq., one OF the Registers In Bankruptcy,
at 40. - 18th street, Wheeling, W. Va, IN
said district, mas been assigned as the time
and place for all creditors who have
proved their debts, and either persons In
Interest, 20 appear and show cause, II any
they have, why the prayer Of The said pc
titiOner should not be granted.
Test: JASPER Y. MOORE,
Clerk u. &. L. 8. ID. W. Va
lebgOawr
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Vegstine is acknowledged ar d recon-
mended by physicians and apothecries TO
be the best purifier and cleanser OF the
blood yet discovered, and thousands speak
ia its praise who have been restored 10
health.
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J. w. FERRELL's closing out prices
on Dry Goods beats all auction prices
for bargains. Give him call.
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MASQUERADE parties take notice that
A. Neuhausen has ono hundred elegant
suits, from the largest business in the
country, to rent at low prices.
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ASTONISHING good suits of clothing
for five dollars ut GOLD Bros,
No. ll07, Main street.
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a GREAT OFFER

I'VE MlLL DURING THE HOLIDAYS
w dispose OF 100 Pianos and organs OF
frst class makers, including WATERS,
at lower prices than ever before offered.
Monthly lnstaIlments received running
from Y TO So months. Warranted Tor ELK
years. Secondhand instruments az ex-
tremely low prices, for cash. illustrated
Catalogues Mailed. Agents wanted.
IH-. -Nrererooms 81 Broad way, Ny.
-.TF WATEfts SONa,
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THURSDAY, MARCH 2. 1876.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Ind Ok to Now Advertisements.

Spring Stvles-Hsrper & Bro.
Looking Glass P!ate-E. l.. Nicoll.
Honey-A. G. Egerter.
Renoval-Gkane ~ Divine
For Sale-Country Residence.
No:ice-Redemption of City Bonds.
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AN OUTFIT FREE.

Nv Z Az 7 SUN = DNF II FNfKG
w county 10 t,he orders and deliver
goods Tor the old and ORIGINAL &. o. ID.
House. Large cash wages. splendid chance
in every neigh bOrhOOd for the right per
son OF either sex, young or old. Samples
new lists, circulars, terms, etc, q com pIete
OUTFIT sent free and post paid. send for II
at once and make money at your homes
Address II. J. HALL & CO., On. Howard
st., Baltimore, Nd. OCH
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MIND READING, PSYCHOMANCl
vi Fascination, Soul Charming, Mesme-
Iism and Marriage Guide, show ing how
either sex may Gascinats and gain the
choose instantly; 400 pages BY mail 90
HUNT & CO., lS9 X. eth 81. Phiia., PA.
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The weather was sprlng-hiIe and
bland yesterday.