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rs frequently diseased as any other organ.
A healthy liver each day secretes
about two and half pounds of bile.
When it becomes torpid, congested, or if
from any cause, it be disabled in the
performance of its duties. it is evident
that the elements of the bile must remain
in the blood, thus irritsting, poisoning.
and perverting, every vital process.
Nature attempts to rid the system Of
these noxious materials by means OF
other organs, as the kidneys, lungs, skin,
etc., which become overtsxed in perform
ing their additional labor, and are unable
to withstand the pressure.
The brain, which is the great electrical
centre of all vitality, becomes overstimu'
lated with unhealthy blood, and fails 10
normally perform. its functions. Hence
there Is dizziness, headache, impairment
OF the memory, dizziness, gloomy fore
bodings, and irritability OF temper. When
the blood is diseased, the skin msniiests
discolored spots, pimples, blotehes, boils,
carbuncles and scrotulous tumors. The
stomach and bowels, sooner or later, be-
comes affected, and constipation, piles,
dropsy dyspepsia, or diarrhea, is the in
evitable result. .fs..
SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT.
A sallow color OF the skin, or yellow
ISM brown spots on the face and other
parts of the body; Gullness and drowsi.
ness, with frequent headache; dizziness,
bitter or bad taste in the mouth, dryness
of the throat, and internal heat; palpi
tstlon of the heart, dry, teasing cough,
sore throat unsteady appetite, sour
stomach, raising OF the food, and chek-
ing sensation In the throat; sickness and
vomiting, distress, heaviness, and n
bloated, or full feeling ab ut the stomach
and sides; aggravating pains in the sides,
back, or breast, and about the shoulders
collie pains and soreness through
the bowels; constipation, alternating with
diarrhGa; piles, fatulence, nervousness,
GOODNESS of the extremities, rush oi
blood to the head, with symptoms of spo
plexy; numbness of the limbs especially
at night, and chills, alternating with hot
flashes; kidney and other urinary Difficult
ties, dulIness, low spirits and gloomy
forebodings. Oaiy u few OF these symp
toms will be likely to DC present In any
case at one time.
Alexandria, and Cornwall from New
York arrived.
TREATMRNT.-Take DR.. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery with small
doses Of his Pleasant PTyatiUe Pellets
which act US All Alternative on the liver
For Liver Complaint and the various ri
lections caused by diseased liver, these
remedies are unsurpassed, The Golden
Medical Discovery does not simply pdiH-
ate the disesse, but it produces lasting
effect. BY Its use the liver and stomach
are changed TO an active, healthy state,
the appetite is regulated, the blood puri
Ged aud enriched, and The entire system
renovated and restored To health.
The Discovery is sold by druggists. X
V. Pierce, Nj. d., Proprietor, Worlds
Dispensary, Buffalo, n. Y.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
>BELLAIRE.

DSALAhihb-
LET every member of the Committee
of Arrangements on the Centennial Gel.
ebrstion be at City Hall to night.
TIE Water Works Board should re-
duce the price of street plugs by the first
of July, or they may find that very few
will take out permits. = '1,
THE sppraisement of Mr.. William
Daugherty's stock of hats, caps, Sc, took
place yesterday and amounted to s672.25,
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
of this city will give a centennial tea
party in A. Sheets store room on, South
Union street, on next Thurday and Fri
day evenings. All are invited and re-
quested to take supper at the party in
stead OF al home. The admission fee
will be fifteen cents and the price for
supper twenty-five cents. All who can
are expected to attend in costume.
Those who can should not fail 10 be pres
ent, as it will 40 doubt, be a grand affair
and the object good one.
Our city will be scourged by pesti-
lence before long, unless there are imme'
date steps taken by our water works
trustees to clean ar.i purify the reservoir
A trustworthy n / reliable citizen in-
forms US that he visited the reservoir
yesterday, and found it in u very filthy
condition, there being about two feet OF
water and about six feet of mud and
slime in it. This is too serious matter
10 lot pass without immediate action.
THE health of the city is not SO good
as it has been for some time past, ard II
will be very much worse unless some
thing is done very soon towards cleaning
the water works basin.
THREE boxes of strawberries for q
cents is the way they sell in Belaire.
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THE BOILERS.
Another Conference saturday Even
Ing.


Auotber Conference saturday Even
ing.
The proposition submitted on the part
of the manufacturers at the meeting OF
the Conference Committee on Friday
last, was considered at meeting OF the
Boilers Union en- Saturday, and after
discussion 1t was rejected.
at a meeting of the Conference Com.
mittees held at the rooms OF the Iron
Association Saturday evening, the above
action was reported. After remaining
in session about three hours the confer
ence adjourned. The manufacturers, it
is understood, have submitted another
proposition, and the Boilers Union will
meet ut ten o'c ock this morning to con-
slider. 1t
The Boilers Union at their meeting on
Saturday adopted the following:
WHEREAS, The Boilers Of the first
district have heard with profound salts
faction that the heaters and rollers of
Sheen berger & Go. have refused to work
the muck bar imported from other mills;
and
WHEREAS, SAID heaters and rollers
have given up their situations rather than
aid the manufacturers in the present
struggle, therefore be it
Resolped, That the boilers Of the first
district fully appreciate the action OF the
, heaters and rollers of Sh enberger &
Co.'S mill, and regard 1t as token OF
their sympathy and, friendship toward
them in the present struggle for. right
and justice.
Resolved, That the thanks of this meet
ing be rendered to said heaters and roll
lers, and in consideration OF their action
we extend to them our future friendship.
Resolved, That copy of these resolu-
tions be presented 10 the heaters and rol.
lers OF said mill, also to the Heaters and
Rollers Union of this city.
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r..rr,. Medical Philosophy.

The remark able cures of dyspepsia, con-
stipation, general debility, intermittent
and remittent fevers, nervousness, mental
dependency, and host OIL other all
ments, by that popular botanic invigor-
ant and Alternative, Hostetters Stomach
Bitters, prove that 10 vifdii1e, not depleie,
the DICK, n the true medical philosophy.
Under the old system patients underwent
a course of treatment that often had the
effect OF exhsusting thsir lev remaining
ENERGIES. Drastic purgaiion, and the adj
ministrstion OF violent remedies with a
weakening reaction, were frequently and
most unnec. ssar;iy resoTted To In easss
where invigoration combined with mild
regulative treatment, sas The sole desId-
eratum. That this unwise mode OF medi-
cation has been to CREST extent abaa-
doned In In no small degree due 20 the
success which has attended the perrieSS
above named
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liver Complaint.

By X. V. Pierce. NJ. D., Of the Worlds Dis
perSaTy, Buffalo, -. T., Author Of 1.-The
Peoples Common Sense Nediea, Adj
wiser" etc, etc.
The Liver is the depursting purify
ing) orgsn Of the system. and has very
appropriately been termed the @bouse-
keeper" Of our health. have observed
in the dIssecting-room, and also in max
ing post mOrtsn eIsminatioEs Of the
bodies of thoee who have died Of differ
ent diseases, that in large proportion Of
cases, the liver has gwen evidence of
having 81 soDs< time been diseased Liver
affections are eqas,ly prevalent in bezsis.
Every butcher knows thst the liver NJ
cattle, sheep, and swine, are ten tims=
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following transfers Of real estate were
entered in the County Clerks Office yes
terday:
Deed made June 10Th, 1876, by Cesser
Collister and wife 70 Alex. Deffenbsngh
for part Of lots Nos. II and Is in Bush
field and McMechen's addition 10 the
city of Wheeling. A part of lot Il
fronts on Market % feet running back
50 feet. Lot Is fronts on Market street
IL feet, running back 80 feet. Admitted
June II; $3.50.
Deed made February Esd, 1876 by
Eleanor Il. Mofiat Thos. q. Aofat and
Blanche, his wife, Margaret A, Mohat,
and John Moffst TO James ID. Nottai for
the east part OF lot No. 2S5, situated on
the north side of Sixteenth street, front
ing 3S feet on said street and running
to the alley in the rear. Admitted June
IL; $1,000.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONS,
WHEELING, w. VA, June 9, 1875.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this
office until v edncsday, the 2lst, INST, anu
close at IL O'Clock, noon, of said day, iot
grading the street 10 be opened across th'
p, nins In, between the city and county
bridges. Bids must be by the cubic yard
for earth, loose rock and solid rock. Price
bid To include hauling and dumping IRON
5000 to 1900 yards OF material TO De moved,
average haul not 10 exceed 400 feet. tn,
Board reserve the right 10 reject any or nj
bids CHAS. III. DElI ERS, clerk.
w. SMITH, County Engineer. JuiOz
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THE COURTS.

COURT OF APPEALs-Judges Hayrno'ld'
Moore and Green.
The Court met at the usual hour yes
terday morning. 80
Supersedeas was allowed in the case OF
the OH Run Petroleum Company VS..
John f. Vinsl, from Richie county;
bond $1,000.
The case of Snyder VS.. Lunsfcrd was
reargued and submitted.
The case of the w. q. & P. Transpor-
tation Conpsny VS.. City of Wheeling,
argued and submitted. Russell for the
Company; LETTERS and Caldwell for the
city.
The case of G. II. Garden and others
vs.. Susanna BodwiDg, ADMINISTRATIVE
partly heard.
An order was made for the printing o.
the 9Th volume Of reports.
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing at 8 o'clock.
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/, OFFiCKRs ELECTxp.-At the annual
meeting of Wheeling Union Chapter
No. l. A. F. & A. NJ, held at Masonic
Temple, last night the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing
year: Frank johnson, High Priest /;
Victor Rosenbury, King Jacob Berger,
Scribe; John Rhdnhart, Secretary; N
A. Chandler, Treasurer.
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BISHOP JoHN's SCHoLARsHlPs.-By q
unanimous resolution of the Council held
at Alexandria in May, and in compliance
with the reports of both committees ap-
pointed to propose n suitable memorial
to the venerated Bishop Johns, it was
ordered that as the most suitable monu
ment, most lasting and beneficial, which
the diocese of Virginia could raise to his
memory, there should be founded five
scholarships of the Theological Semi
nary, TO be called "Bishop Johns Schol-
arshrs." Twenty-Five thousand dollars
were agreed on rs needed for this pur-
pose, and the diocese stands pledged to
carry out this resolution at once. BY the
unanimous adoption of the resolution the
obligation has been assumed by every
church and parish of the diocese OF Vir-
glnia, and the promise made to send IN
their contributions by the time OF the
commencement at the Seminary.
The committee charged with the exc
cution OF this resolution are Revs Chas.
Minnegerode, d. D., e. j. Gibson, d. D.,
J. S. Hahckel, ID. D., and Messrs. Cassius
f. Lee, Robert L. Craigbill and Thomas
Potts. They expect the several parishes
to be canvassed at once, and the contri-
buttons, either in money or pledges, sent
to e. +. Lee, Esq, Alexandria, or II
more convenient, to any ofthe members
of the committee. The pledges, at the
option OF the contributors, may run from
one to five years, with regular annual in
stulments in payment OF the sum prom
ised bearing six per cent interest untilall
is paid.
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"Music hath charms to sooth the savage
breast,
To soften hearts and bead the knotted
oak"
But it hasn't the effect of controlling
the temper Of members OF rival bands, as
little circumstance last evening proved.
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PERSONAL SENATOR Bishop, Of Pres

PERSONAL Bishop, Of Pres
ton, is in the city.
Col. St. Martin, who heads the Cincin-
natl Light Guards, is former Wheel
lngite. His father used to run the
Wheeling brewery.
The following gentlemen left last even
ing to attend the Cincinnati Convention ::
7. II. Logan, John R. Hubbard, A. w.
Campbell, Geo. Thompson, Geo. Ed
wards, Capt. j. NJ. Pipes, and Captain
Criswel.
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WITH the Centennial. base ball clubs
= general election, Moody and Ssnkey
and Fourth Of July oraiions, it is thought
more people will go crazy or commit
suicide this year than usual.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Circuit Court
will meet at the L. s. court room, in the
Custom House this morning at 10 o'clock
Judge J. M.'Jackson presiding.
Judge Melvin has gone to Parkersburg
to hold court for Judge Jackson.
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DISTURBING THE PEACE.-Yesterday
afternoon Daniel O'Leary was before
Squire Caldwell, charged with disturb
ing the peace, the complainant beng
Mrs. Margaret Ford. The Justice re-
quired Daniel TO give bond in the sum
OF $50 TO keep the peace for six moi tbs.
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THERE is no question of the fact that 3
man may be damned by faint praise; but
it is equally true that he may be damned
by having it put on too thick. Reader, If
anybody ever elevates you much above
your merits, sue him for damages.
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POLICE CouRT-.Judqe Cranmer.

POLICE CoURT-Judge Cranmer.
The following cases were disposed OF
Mt the Police Court yesterday morning !:
John Thomas, charged with disorderly
conduct, was fined five dollars and costs.
Paid.
Thos. McFerson, charged with disord r.
ly conduct, got uti by the payment OF o'e
dollar and costs.
q. Williams and &. Banks, both color
ed. were fined one dollar and costs each,
for scattering filth on the street.
The case against Eugene Cady, for DIS
orderly conduct, was continued until this
morning.
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CASE DIsMIssKD.-Yesterday, John
Marling made complaint before Squire
Caldwell charging Andrew Thompson
with tresspass. Alter hearing the evil
dence the Justice dismissed the case at
the costs of the complainant.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 4 feet 2 inches in the channel.
The Exchange from Cincinnati, en-
route for Pittsburgh, passed up.
The Express departed for Parkers-
burg at the usual hour yesterday morn
ing.
The Carrie Brooks did not arrive from
GAINESVILLE. She has laid up on account
of low water.
The Fanchon, Captain T. G. Sweeney,
from Cincinnati CA route Tor Pittsburgh,
is due here to-day,
The Mallie Ragon will leave for Park
ersburg this morning at the usual nour.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati
this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
The low water boats will soon be in
demand.
The local packets continue to make
their regular trips.
Business about the landing was fair
yesterday.
The Cincinnati Times of Friday says:
The new United States snagboaL h. A.
Woodruff started for Pittsburgh yester-
day to commence operations. She came
down opposite the city wharf, and start
ed oil in fine style, making faster time
than any snsgbOat that ever Travelled up
the Ohio before.
[By Telegraph
CINCINNATI, June 1l.-Rlver feet
. inches and falling. Weather partly
cloudy Ind not. Arrlved-Golden Rule,
New Orleans; e. X. Peck, Pittsburgh;
Hudson, Wheeling. Passed down..
NJ. Morton and Ironton to st. Louis.
LOUISVILLE. June Weather warm.
Arrived-Glasgow Evansville. Depart
ed-Glasgow, Cincinnati. Rlyer o feet
IL inches in the canal and falling;
EVANSVILLE, June II. - Weather
cloudy. with light rain this evening,
Wind from the east. Mercury &c to
500. River falling slowly with I-lU
feet in the channel.
MEMPHIS, June l2.-River rose 3
inches and now stands 10 feet. Arriv
ed-Texas, Arkansas river; Cons Millar,
Cincinnati; Illinois and Grand Tower,
vicksburg. Departed-Grand Republi"
and City Of Alton, New Orleans; Robert
Mitchell, Cincinnati.
The tow boat Grey Hound broke II
shat, and stranded her tow on Head
Island No. 10.
The remains of Captain Lee Finney Of
the steamer Maudc will be sent TO ST. LOUIS
tomorrow for iuterment.
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The SEVENTH WARD School FEsTI-
vAL.-Prof. Stephenson, of the Seventh
ward school, Island, succeeded in pro-
viding an entertainment for the scholars
and friends of the school, upon which
too much praise can mot be bestowed.
1t was intended to replace the
usual ward school annual picnic
which the youthful folks attach almost
as much Importance to as sinners do to
saving their souls, if not a little more so,
and to be deprived of It or some equiva-
lent, would be terrible 6sckset to their
happiness. In order to avoid any dis
appointment this festival was
substituted, and a grand success it was
Ice cream, cake and all the other essen
tials 10 such an entertainment were dis
tributed freely, and disposed of with
wonderful alacrity. The evening was
enjoyed greatly, and will well compen-
safe the pupils for the lack of a picnic.
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The dogs in this city are altogether too
numerous. We recommend that some
body offer 50 cents q piece for dog scalps.
1t would be pretty rough on the dogs.
but what blessing to the city.
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THE ladies OF the Fourth Street NJ. K.
Church will give an old folks concer,
and supper at that Church next Thurs
day and Friday evenings.
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THE Pittsburgh Chroatcte says that the
little steamer Scout, will ply between
Pittsburgh ard Wheeling during the low
water season. She will mske two trips
each week
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THIS Is good weather for aquatic opera
tions, still the scullers seem ditfident
about announcing their ability and as
plrations.
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VIZ understand that the vicinity ofSt
Clairsville was visited with heavy hail
storm yesterday afternoon, which inflict-
cd considerable damage to the fruit.
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If you haven't got a silk handkerchief
with an amazing border sticking out OF
your pocket, you won't get more than
half a plateful at beer lunch.
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COMMON SENSE.

A good Baking Powder must not only be
composed of pure materials but the ingre.
dents must be combined In perfect pro.
portions, chemically.
Cheap Baking Powders are being forced
on the market, made mp from inferio
drugs, and In unchemica' combination.
In use OF these more or less OF Injurious
residue Is left In the bread, the use OF
which will produce indigestion, heart
burn. dyspepsia, &C.
We guarantee strict purity of material
and perfect chemical proportions In the
EXCELSIOR BAKING lOWDER.
Those who have regard tor heulth and
and true economy, will use 10 la prefer
ence to all Others.
Ask for LOGAN, list d co.'s, Excel
sior Baking Powder.
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WITH this weather, consumption is on
the increase in our city to - terrible ex-
tent But it $ not fatal, though our cit
liens meet and talk o or each others beer.
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ANOTHER supply OF splendid Carpets
ID in great bargains, BY J. w. Ferrel.
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The excitement allowed TO each indi-
vidual on the Fourth Of July will be.
seventy-fve pounds To the square inch.
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BARGAINS IN Dry GoODs-George X.
TAYLOR " Co, in order to reduce stock,
will commence this morning offering
their entire stock OF choice GRENADINES
Summer Silks and AL kinds OF Spring
and Summer dress fabrics at greatly re-
duced prices. Read their advertisement.
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TnE OPERA HOUSE, To-NIGuT.-Thc
closing exercises of the Wheeling Female
College take place at the Opera House
tonight, when The graduating class will
read their essays and receive their di.
plomss. An address will be delivered by
Miss A. Taylor, principal. Kramer's
band will be in attendance. Tickets OF
admission can be procured from any one
connected with the College.
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IL that game Of base ball comes of
Thursday it will he big thing for hot
summer day.
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GREAT ExcrTEMENr AND REDUCTION
Best Prints 5 cts per yard; Bleacned
an / Brown Muslin 8 cis per yard; Gren-
adines down to 3 cts per yard, and ali
Dry Good and Carpets in proportion.
Come now for Bargains.
J. W. FERRELL.
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NICK little sooseherries are in the
market, and nice sweet psregoric Is in the
drug stores.
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DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT i Last
night st. Joseph's Academy Hall
was crowded with people to wit
ness the dramatic performance by
the young gentlemen connected with
the Whelan Literary Society, Tor
benefit of st. Joseph's Cathedral Boys
Sunday School. We regret our inability
TO be present, but we learn the perform
ance was very creditable and the audi
ence WAS much pleased. The programme
will be repeated this evening.
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BEST Pittsburgh Ale and Best Liquors
nj john GEBHARTs,
South Wheeling.
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The chespness of Dry Goods and Car
pets is all the talk now at
}. W. FERREL's,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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CARPETS patterns 10 to 20
per cent cheaper than another house in
the city, to close out.
SITLER ~ Roth.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, June 12.-MoNEY-Clostd
easy at 2(9S per cent. Prime mercanti
paper 4@54 per cent. The Assistant
Treasurer discussed $4,000. Customs
receipts s378,O0O Clearings S23. 600, 600.
Sterling 4S72@4S73.
GoLD-Opened and closed at ll2s,
with sales at ll2t. Borrowing rates to
= per cent. Loans also made fat,
md 1@3 per cent Tor carrying.
GoyERNaENTs-Firm.
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THERE was good deal of noise in
the way Of thunder last night, but
moderate supply of rain.
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JUST received and opened, from New
York, large supply OF 4 Plaid and
Plain PanZee Silk nj % cents per yard
by J. w. FEgEEL, Cor. Main and Tween
tIeth streets
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SELLING shoes regardless of COS; at L
V. Bonds.
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Cold water folks want the Ohio river
damned because it contains so many bars