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Decorah-posten., 1877-09-27
,kninoiS.

Chicago. Sra 8iuontsbepartcmeu.
tets bcmmeli0e RontorninsIlug CT Der
bsriil ,ommct IN 0cpeihe, Der op.
forcrcr til Soriiat9beo l~jgsoperiOr
s. Seclsr, oo man CT tommen Ill
aunoifab ON, at ia!itt YtnOe al
Ben SlnQs MI nlI briu0ss | Gitfl'
Iotion, % ho iorlrinspis | Gblca9o
vi aIoGitnbtbcnlpn er Der lite aipei
uo9cn Sririuslle at eisie Seoler.
men Oct beob,r at tn9s ll9 la9t.
otter Ct 8ciolfnin0su opitr1mt
ueo Ru9tet ON eli up 8anffallit
Jet CT oeunc Sang Wcrhants, fSar.
mtr5 % Wsdlnies Sapra Sant,
O,n bar / IGr9ere 8lo. iio.u Be
tore 8aulialliitu / St. 9ouis fore.
faIot, lisget / &rarpctrGfniuaer %
tuubs life IGuGere boIbe Sorrctnin.
9erne Gaatnbc, IA Here at 9noIis.
osrne forlon9te, at 8oct ltuIbe ia.
oss uuoer BebauoIing.
Store GUNNER Gauabo.Yen9s
ienbt ". Yoit. CT ltionIst paa for.
lfieIIige Sumter Der / 90nbct. %
0poaeeIiesbeticute bar prrst pon
Snrten / lrn9ers 8io icr at tomms
pan Spor. NbIia ombpttece Der /
BpCn en- Bone $1,000 CANADA Eeu9e
mcb omcritdnife bOs Ell Wc9ler. %
bun bar life iioen pGret at hube.
StrnI eftsr meIpies. at $1,000 bar
%fOrluuuone / YOitcu. 9ette or rig.
ii9nOt ct iua9t Spor. men Spbo9el.
lcspolitiet bar Nne Nrisr. % be 10.
pcr life at bile 9iDe llg lao mart.
- Oct bIiuer MI mart in9cn ZIP.
beb lGiaere bcrirO, at en- S0nf er
fOueret. = Wanonss OcNbIeD Sno.
son8en til "Sioelito" at bore lntfet.
% si Roiitis melbts. at ben8 30
par opcraintt til Sfiitcrcttsn. Stem.
nir9cu bIaubt S%rIfemasien, lOm flOf.
teoe ho ON SaufIofolst, bar BOG life
la0 uUcnli9 Iom ellers pco Il8nenoe
Iuleonin9cr, o0 man babe ben Gil
lilo til Y~rGiibent,r, at Der life fore.
laa noest Bebro8sri % ba behecr
o0Iaa, at 8autsn pil 9ips SnoIfp.
berns 20 gerts, ia muIi9cns 90 for
beer Collar.
- GbompIain. . iorri9s ll0s IND.
trai Der en- beiii b~,ipnn,rIig Bcgi
u,nb,b. 50 Feriontr bolot paa at
9raue Ell Rreno % brtBt, en- 9elt
til at ficrc bort ben Sorb, Tom bier
taset no nf 8rcuncr. Sbet ben enc
Wnno bllot rp99e Se'ten, oar gan
uIpffeIig nof I'll at ltprts ben nco /
Brcnbsr, iom MI bar 81 SOB opb,
% paa bpiS Sunb ben onbcn Mr-
beieer bsfanbt no. Sernc iaa Sc.
item sommc % bolbt iis herfor 'aa
8oNt iom muli9t til Chen, men at
Soa oloslcs fri par nnturliepts umll.
liat. % bcsiOrueen nj ban mango
aluOtlis, Strommcr unbcr Setsns
fortuiolcor G%uitrsnAsIisr for At sOm.
me no af lit trouse SeusfeI. Gil.
iioit fom ban imiolertio op paa bens
Sals, % Der bOlbt ban 10. inotil
ban blcu beiiet op; men Soften iOm
life l,penbe beriro.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-27
9tclp Y)prf.

Homs. Chicago Grprslstrnnst peit.
oper ftebts iammm mcb ct fSraat.
trUn pno Sruno al en- Spitd, iom
par itilet i%ejIoatiat. Bea9e SOTO.
mother ebeIasoeS nlpsles, % Yoit.
% Baggage o9usn iplintrebss. s5Iere
al De peb 8onsu anintte Bs,lentr
trGbtss, % enbnu Here III betDbsli9s
8poittIier.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-27
giebrajia.

ItN"tbttus
omaha, 1909 Ssptbr. 8ibIi9 ieaa
Worgts inbIeb Den Giterrstnine, at
Union Yocinc GIpreis.@ oDneu. be.
renbs til oct o~niOmmtnos Sernbane.
trGu, bar bIeben repet peb Ei0
Sprin0s, ibet ipp maitucbe WGnb
men bUpeos ReboIpsre trenete iuo
% truthc meo at lipos Grpreis.Be.
tlerten WiIler, lom berior blep MOTT
I'll at op!utfe Yeu9sfilten. Der iuoe.
bolbt 100000 Sub. Senne Gum
beme9tigebe Dc Jig % itre9 oiitsb.
8elegrannlomG9tlgcn peo Stationsu
bar allerebe en- Stnnb %iforpsiss AZ
be iomms Sfurte blepen tpun9en til
at poelGg9s Ssle9rafapparatet. for
at bet itnlbe bIiDe umliIi9t at lsnbs
tcle9rafis WsboeIelle ON Neperiet
nogetltebS ben. Ser er ublopet en-
Belenrin9 al $4,000 for bpem,
Der fan briuge tilbass Ell Osl at
Yeueslummen ellcr ioetminblte en-
al Reuernc. Wan tror, at be bar
ta9st 8,isn benopsr MOB Blaf Sius.
- Sper Cheyenne i @bomins fem.
mer ieIssnbc fulofrubi9ere Beret.
ming ON Opsrfalbet. Bie Springs,
buor GrpreStrGnet blep repet, sr e.,
Bnnbinssftation 1872 Wile fra Gbsp-
enre. Sorunen S~totionsbulet iinoss
fun TO andre Snle. Weperns Tom
ON Nitensn til Statiousu. bemrs.
tla,oe ia alt, bpab Der families, rer
neutrality-suspicious. iiipfter o. taitebs
BEN bort. OernGlt borgte DC no
en- REQ ap9ts iom Ssgn til, at 80
act ifulos fianbls Der. Sa 3rGuel
tom Omtriug 81. III ON &itencn,
itse Ronbuftpren NJ for at le eftsr,
hpao Der oar paafGrhe. % iiraI ON
riugeocs ban af beoGbueoe W9no,
iom bcialsoe ham al r9ffe SGnnerns
%ipeiret. O9iaa Waifiniiteu % Spr.
bcoerne bemrgtigcee Be ii9 % iatts
8a9t oper Dem. gu blep Citations.
a9erten tpun9et Ill at bante paa
Oeren til GTprespo9reu, % ba een
bleu cabinet. itormehe Stratsurebsrns
mo % Opermaubsrs Nsentsn Wr.
WiQer. Sc toa s65. 900 i Sub
% $500 i @rssnbafs fra gypreS.
uoaneu. berimob rortc be life ben
Ysnsefilte. lom Den belle Bib aaar
mso 8oset ircm 90 tllbaee. % ioul
inbsboIbt Ell bctpbeli9 Sum.
Sao Tom Guren til YaSlaasrsrne,
JON o0laa maaite rutfe S%1nberns op,
mtbens be raninecees 90 buaciombelil
De bapbc al Benae cller &oitbar.
hehsr innhiershe i Rcuerncs Com
mer. Oct beleb il9 til $1,000, 4
@nloHbrc % Ell 9ernbansbiuet III
Chicago.
Den Omftnnoiebsb. at Der Tom
Ct ,Sra9ttrrn. ipnss at bape aiori
Dem st Nibrrf / &rss operation,
tbi itrar ilntfeoe DC JIoen paa Wa.
ltlncn O9 began ii9 aiitco libsn at
furitprre YaSia9crerne / Sopepogntu.
Union YaciHc Ssrnbansfompaoniet
% lluiou Ynciic Grpreis &ompaoni
noIoper en- 8%elennln9 al $4,000
I'll ben elier Dem, lom fan ltaTe
Yen9eae % 8pucne tilOcie. Sterii.
ferne / BE- t~iIiiebsnoe Counter %
OiHcererne beo Wilii0rpOltsrns / Nc.
braita 90 Wpcmirp FAINT lanGs Union
4acihe 8auen CT blebne unoerrstteoe
ON Reusriet, % Nlt muli9t oil sie.
reg for at iaa inffet SorbrDoerue.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-27
Gn9lano.

Sc 8orensbs Statsrs &oniul i 9i.
perpool mslbsr ii! the Department
of Stale, at Nrbeibtrns | Somulos.
lpinosrierns | Bolton % Smeau,
omtrins ii eller tclp 3nbnes. siores
Strife ben lite Septbr.. foroi man
plles icrminolts bsres qcnnius msb
5 Yroccnt. = 1874 siorbe be bet
CANINE. men aap hensaus ,ftsr.
In ipnss bet at bile tass lang 2le.
inbsR @lt tcmmsr i fine samIs Sol.
Der. tbi Striierns ltal haps Riblsr
not til at tanns lGg8s ii8 poa CAB.
feen en- COB Stune. % Gisrns al
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-27

Z yonr0eS bar Scmfru Maria |
eebst al faa Gage MI alort life
miners emo II Riratlsr. Sst CT
fun aulnocr. iom bslbr,bes. Oct
heoer i 5sIesrammet: "llmaaoelis
8lShs @ennsr opienbsS mse for.
ooblet Sper bore 200 Spas baabs
paa npe Niraflty". Set hSrits
Wirotcl e. imihlsriio. tilisisr ct
isnsrs telegram. ben Hensnatiau.
bpormse Dc Sslbreoens iinee is
/ lin Silobne. - Minbre beleiet CT
Oct eaost mso Wiraiisrns pso Den
bellias Srants Gales aate Sat" i
8irteu / ben lauopilte gp MQinass.
ION be Srosnbe faa bs,crs mob at
betals 10 9sntimer. &sb Il ubelo
falbt lmieIertIb benns nso. % man
iaa ea. at Sattcn par ioripnst meo
ell / 8pea bosnos 9attsmassrs
MGrte.
: Mnlseniua al Wiratlsrne /
eourbss. bpor @alts eaa % Blinbs
is. % a, Mnleouins al Gitsrrstninser.
ne ON at Yausus 9esas CT boone
be laa ltSrtt, at ban life IGnssr tan
saa. bar en- Snelenoer / "Simss'
lremiat ielasncs 8orilas: "Snteu Dor
Yapem brinaes Ill 9ouress elsr
9onrbss ill Yapss. Set sr Siam.
at en- Spri9bsS al naean Bstpb-
ming iial liet "a bare bsbanoIss al
perosliss 9sser. uaar ban iaa LET
ian blips tIysrst pso aaHosliae
Wiolrr".
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-27
Missouri.

81. 9ouis. Wafiuiitsn i Ct lterrs
&~obaisiabrif Der i 8ben tom i Tor
nor Bcrer,lle msb Wufmcns More
Spinebiul, % bans SoDeb bIeu al.
buaset aIbelts. iOm ON bet bar ltcei
meo en- 8nip cllsr 8aiIlotine.
- Oompitibet @ranb 3.pnblir, BET
ltcrite % bsbits Sartsi / &,lten, o.
brGnbts npIia Iise neb til Sanefan'
ten. 9aGpiibet G%arcuoelst. Der lan
li0c bso Chen. leo o9laa beiDNsll6
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-27
TlOrion.

IrtnIIet af Gilfelpe al ben guile
5eb,r CT / S~iIta9enbs i S%ernanbina,
% 8Bens Waior unitsocr Spraab.
at man maa tommc Be Neolioeuos
tiIbiUlp. Der hcrifer eu aIminbelia
Sorifrrffslie for 1sbcrcn boaos i
SIoriha % i 8Olfe9ncns.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-27
Californian

Npli8 brGnete belle bet linsiite
q ii i @ras galsp pao ct Sus
nGr, ialt 40 8%psuinssr, o. man bar
ltGrs WisiGnie ON. at Slbsn par
paaiat. Gn Slot bepebnsbs WGub
iorlOo Molspile i Ylacsr GountD,
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-27
NJ. L. McCoNN.
Surgeon Dentist,

GTln cutr @ulihons &lrrplrs Stcrt.
DEBORAH, Iowa,
tiunbsr no buUeo al bstlonot9lerc
for ale O0 enbUer. Der iiItrGu9er
GanoIrec. at ban bar toact fat SO'
pei / 0ccorob Nit StGss Nrbelos.
beubercuos til min YrOi,shOn, no.
iercs mco itsrite Reiogtigbco.
W. 4. Wt3Orn.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-27
Sfauetuapiise Joreniu9cr.

nrrsuiu'su Mora aibelbet rsgularC
y Rsctr bpetgRIuoae @iten | fttciais
over ~ mn slbeii bc. Bdni.
Is. p'p trisu, Q.
". o. il berticn, ze!tttEr.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-27
PHOTOGRAPHER

S\botpsrapbiit Htelicr, 3ler'
- net af Aa,er ct. Wealtlvt BIas
Der ~cpbtparts ca Nepter fan srholees
I'll enbver {io. ". gS. Hedme.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-27

Jabrlfftrns CT heller iffs meast for.
bipne paa at oripe BOrretnin8en, ba
5ioerue ere msset haus.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-27
Sptencr.
&iue.uSIala.

cSafcb Sdde, SIaater, Wattr
Ny Street, 9seorab, Soma. NlilaAs
friitt N idlt Riso iamt Nslie tiIiaigs.
xuag CO 6lErlrr fishes til bsieae War
tsosprlier. Is y.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-27

q II SSbite, NJ. d. ~. 2.
~ HrImtniu9 Surgeon, 0eeoTab,
Soma. 9
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-27
Eager.
Or. Smitb,
S%SiMinatpu, Yaae %

STiee / .. 6nsberticns Que, Aater
Strest, 9ccorab. iOsip
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-27

x - N'"'nB'u"' @"b> w
~ ebirut9, 3etprlb, 2cpa. II
nee Wcnt3cmeru & 0o's Drug Stcs
Il. Tt4rfs htiert bYst Ranoa9 rg
Ysro,9 fra 81. 9 6eym. I'll 81. ! VI.
tsrmieeaa, % , Re4cltu bptt 9aI /
ugen. >
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-27
Is. q. Nppiep,
nAnin aInme. "Sfptnrius

W Bublicus.~ uefarbi9er Siiscet
(~9eebs@), Bauiepbligattcncr C"DRctt'
aaaes), p~eieioutraIier on Xcntraiter, CO
bepieuerlammt. 1cntor 9cuntp Urea
iurens SfFee, Decorab, Soma. y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-22
Told for Fact.

One of our townsmen having occasion
to be in New York recently had occasion
TO visit one of the city banks. A gentle.
man entered the bank and with nar-
vous air: pushed forward to the principal
officers desk. where he presented note
for heavy amount and desired to have
it discounted. The bank officer took the
paper, examined it, and, pointing to the
name on the back, said, "Thst name, sir,
is not good here; we can't take that
paper" "rhen," said the other, Il am
ruinedw With hurried glance at the
bystsnders, the man was about to with
draw the worthless note, but another gen
gentleman who had been engaged close
by, and who had evidently observed what
was going on, quietly put forth his hsI d
took the rejected paper, scrutinlzed 1t,
ard then having taken a good look at
the man who had presented it, lifted a
pen from the desk and deliberately wrote
under the previous endorsement, "Wlll.
lam II. Vanderbilt" This action was
accompanied by the simple words, 81
guess thatll 60" Then the seventy-fve
millionaire-for he 1t wss-turned hast.
lily away and went about his own business
Henceforth, for him, a. least, the name
of Vanderbilt will mean something more
than railroads. stocks, and bonds
EllenrilLe Journal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-22
The Banner of the Prophet.

Now that tie Sultan is reported to
have raised the Prophets banner, it is
worth while to note what that banner is
Ii is black, ABOUT two ellis wide, and
was originally the curtain Of the chamber
OF Ayesba, the isvorite Mahomet. AS
the Prophet lay on b., death bed in this
chain her MS chic. warriors came to take
leave OF him, and he presented them
with the curtain of the room as banner,
looking upon which they were to re.
member that they fought for Allah and
Mahomet. Afterwards it became the
custom of the Caliphs, when they enter
ed upon campaign, to have the stand
ard this Sandchak Scherlt) borne be-
tore them. Still later 1t was settled that
the banner was to be raised only when
the was in which the Sultsns-in reli
g:on, the Caliphs-eugaged war entered
upon in behalf of the faith. WHAT
gives this standard its peculiar signiti
canoe is the belief that he who dies in It's
shallow goes AZ once to the highest joys
Of Paradise.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-22
How Far ~ Ill n Greenback Go:
IN ~, 10 Sanfinpl


Laramie sentinel.
Mr.. Brown kept bosrders. Around
his table sat Mr.. Brown, Mrs. Brown,
Mrs Andrews, the village mlIiiner; Mr..
Black, a carpenter, and MIR. Hadley, II
-four, iced and lumber merchant.
Mr.. Brown took out OF his, pocket-boo
ten -dollar note, and handed 1t to Mrs.
Brown, saying,
Here, my dear, are ten dollars toward
the twenty l promi, cd you
Mrs. Brown haLded 1t TO Mrs.
Andrews, the mllliner, saying;
That pays tor ms new bonnet.
Mrs. Andrews said to Mr.. Jordon, rs
she handed him the note:
That will pay you for your work on
10Y counter
Mr. Jordon handed it to MIR. Hsdley,
the -four, feed and lumber merchant, re
Questing his lumber bl.
Mr.. Hadley gave the note back to Mr..
Brown, saying:
That pays ten dollars on board.
Mr.. Brown passed 1t to his vile, with
the remark that that paid her twenty
! collars he had promised. She In turn
| puld il TO MIR. Il ack TO settle her bread
ard pastry account, who handed IL to
Mr. Hadley, wishing credit Tor the
amount on his -four bill, he sgaIu re-
! turned it TO Mr.. Brown, with the remsrk
| that it settled for that months board.
Whereupon Mr.. Brown put it back into
/ his pocket book, eXclaimng that ne
never thought ten dollsr bill would 50
/ so ,ar"
Thus ten-dollsr greenback was made
to pay ninety dollars indebtedness INSIDE
| OF i've minutes. Who says greenoacks
| are worthless?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-22
Treat liu, Like n Trump.

Last week n gentleman OF this city
mad occasion to write note Of recemmen
daton for certain party to q .riend il
another part OF the city. Being in +
hurry to catch tram, be merely scrib
blcd on a card, Treat him like trump,
and said that would insure every cour'
tesy on the part Of the friend. The
bearer of the card called that afternoon
at the place of business of the person
addressed and presented the card. The
latter glanced .over it, recognized the
signature, and read the message as iol
lows: "TreaL him like tramp" The
next moment h. had the t)ri he'd Wis
itor by the back Of the neck, and before
the latter could say Il word he was
bounced clear out TO the curbstone, and
the door WAS banged in his face There
have since been explorations made Al
srouad.- U1rGgo Inter- Ocim.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-22
Russian Railroads.

The first line opened WAS from ) .
Petersburg TO Z4rskoc-Sclo and Paw
iosk The road from Warsaw to the
Austrian frontier WAS built Immediately
after ward, and then the line from St
Petersburg to Moscow. In the beginir &
of the pre-. ent reign enormous subsidies
were offered b. the government, which
resulted in fifty lines being organized.
Twenty Of these were guaranteed to the
full amount OF their capital, twenty
were partially guaranteed, and ten were
built without government aid. The
total length OF the roads is 10000 miles,
ana the capital of the companies $780,
100000. The government owns fully
fifty per cent. o! the entire railroad prop
erty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Frederick Laue and Elizabeth
Ltue his wife, 10 the undersig ned Trustee,
dated the 18th day OF April, 1874, and OF re
cord in the Clerks office of the County
Court OF Uhio county, West Virginia, In
deed OF Trust Book No. d, page 81, Will,
on Tuesday, the 18th a y of June,
Is77. BEGINNING at ~ o'clock A. NJ, OF said
day, at the front door Of the Court House
Of ohio county, sell at public auction the
following described real estate. that Is 10
say: The south half OF lot numbered
eighty Is. p OF lot no. SJ,j on the east side
OF Main street, between alley Is and TWEEN
~ second street, III the Filth ward OF the
City OF Wheeling, tOge her with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, and
the appurtenances belonging thereto.
TERMS OF third OF the pur-
chase money III cash on the day OF sale
and the residue in Two equal annual in
stallments, with interest thereon from
said day, the purchaser To give approved
security for the payment OF the deferred
instruments and interest, and the title
To the property TO be retained until the
purchase money is paid in full. The title
Is believed TO be perfect.
JAMES Z. ROGERS,
MALI Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-22
A Novel Treasury.

The Paris Patrie gives some psrticu'
lars about the treasure; OF Islam ]!
says that al! the pilgrims who visit Nee
ca cast NJ offering into the three sepul'
chres for the defence OF Islam. The
writer calculates that not less than 3d.
100000 year are thus contributed, and
adds that from one of the scpu chres
which was opened in 1929 immense sums
were drawn. Another scpulchre was
opeued during the Crlmcsn WA, and
now the Sheik-ul Islam has gone tC
Mecca to draw funds from the third
which has not been opened since l4l5
Taking the three s"puIchres together, II
is computed that they mus contain
about Sl20,0O0 600.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-22
False Prophets OF Evil.

The New York Trij,D,c, slluding to
those fearful Jaremiahs who were proph.
ecying tina: everything would 90 to ever.
lasting smash in Louisisns and South
Carolins ~ soon rs the troops were with
drawn" SAYS they can wipe their weeping
ewes. In LouisiaLs the State bonds have
already shot up from 60 to SO cents or
the dollar, ard are still buoysntiy rising
toward par, and in South Carolina the
tax rate has been reduced from II mill:
TO ! mills on the dollar.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-22
Deyoiion 10 IN Old Master.

At the funeral of the late Col. VIM
Watts. prominent citizen of Rosnok"
county Virginia, his body wss csrledr 10
the grave by his old family servants,
and Us the grave WAS being filled, the
large assembisge of coloTed persons
struck up the old familiar hymn, Nv ten
| can read my title clear followed by
There We shall meet to part no more
An old colored man expressed the gen.
eral feeling when he said; "De poor, both
white and blsck, dun lost ms best TREND
when Mass William died"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-22
A SHAkSPEARlA BIILOF FARE

Alta celebration held at Stratford-upon'
Avon recently, thu following bill OF
fare WAS used. 1t is certainly q curiosi-
ty in its way, and affords good Illus
tation of the fact that Shakespeare has q
text for every thing:
Ladies', a general welcome. "-Henry
VIZ, "a.
Pray you BID those unknown friends
to us welcome, for II Is a way TO make us
better friends, more Known Winter s
Tad. ir.,3.
ROAST TUT KEYS.
why, here he comes, swelling like a
turkey-cock."-Henry y, U.,l.
PEA FOWL.
"Avery. very peacock. "-Hamlet, ill.,. 2.
ROAST FOWLS.
There is a fowl without a teather."-
C.raedy of Errors, III, |.
CAPoSS
Items, a capon, Is. 2d.-FIrst Henry ",
ii. 1.
"Oh, dainty ducks."-A Midsummer
Nights Dream, u o.
BARS HEAD.
Like full.acorned boar."-Cymbetine.
i.,o.
YORK HAMS.
Sweet stem from York's great Stock
First Henry ", H., D.
TONGUES.
"Slence is ONLY commemorate in a
neat tongue dried. Of Venice,
&, /.
FRENCH RAISED PIE.
"They are both btked in that pie
Titus aHdrOnicuS r.,3.
MAYoNAIsE OF SALMON
"Epicurean cooks shapen with cloyess
sauce his appetite. "-Antony and Cleo
MAYoNAIsE OF LAMB.
"Was never gentle lamb so mild
Richard ILL.,, H., |.
BRAIsED LAMB AND BEEF
what say you to a piece oil beet and
mus ard, A dish that 1 do like To feed
upon? % Tanning the Shre'0, ~.
ROAST LAME.
"Came YOU to seek the lamb here?"--
Measure for Measure, p.,l.
~GALATINES OF turkeys AND FOWLS.
"The Turkish preparalion."-O theilo, /,
LOBsTERs AND MAYoNAIsE OF SALADS.
salad was born to do me good. Second
Henry ". IL, ~.
DRESSED LoBSTERS AND CRABS.
There's no meat like them; l could
wish my best friend at such a FEAST
ItnI0n Of Athens, 40. 2.
PoTTED MEATS.
"Mince il sans remorse. ~ IfmOn OF athens
ir.,3.
PoTTED LAMPERsS AND LAMPKEIS.
"FrOm the bank OF wye and andy
bOttOmed Severn. -FiSt Henry " al,
ASPICS OF BELS SOILS AND SALMON.
"Cry 10 II, as the COckney did 10 the
cells, VIII, n she put them in the paste
al!ve."-Ledr, H.. 4.
DEsEhT CAKES, JELLIEs AND CREAMS.
"rne queen of. curds and cream
HiHteT'S Tale, H.. s.
TOT RITES, MERINGUES AND CHARLOTTE DE
"They call tor dates and ounces in the
pastry .''-ROHieO and Jatiet, a.. 1.
BEEHIvkS.
"For so work the honey ees."-HeHry
y, H., 2.
"Hercules did choke down mel =.
low fruiL. CortOtdHus, ic.,o
DINNER ROLLS.
"The roll! where's the roll"'-Second
HENRY ~, td.,z.
DRESSED potatoes.
LET the sky rain potatoes. Merry
Wires, 4, D.
BITTER ALE.
And here's a pot of good double
b er, neighbOg; drin \, aud fear not your
man second Henry " , ill.,, j.
CHAMPAGNE, HOOK, C.AREr AND SHERRY.
uuc COLL ,nr vinp.,a health 'uu 9TH he"
-Ydnlny the ShreIC, lu., =.
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wishing Charleston "GOd Speed.

Wishing Charleston "GOd Speed.
Fairmont West VIrginian.
The Morgantown Post OF last week
clipped its hat to Charleston, and
wished her "Gcd speed, IN the race for
Capital honors. This is Il journal we
had supposed would support C.arksburg,
but such Will not be the case, it seems
The PoSt is q good paper, has large
circulation ard great Influence, and II
is unfortunate Tor Clarksburg that she
cannot have Its assistance in the struggle
that it SO rapidly approaching. Men
ard newspapers are considerably divided
on the question OF permanently locating
the Capital, ard to such an extent that
it is already difficult to form an idea as 10
what will be the result at the August
election. The trouble is that the mass
es will not become interested IN the
matter. and consequently very light
vote will be polled.
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The Wages Contemporaries.
From the Globe Democrat.

From the GlODS-DemOcrats
TO be M object o. compassion 10
friends, Of der.ion 10 foes; to be suspect
ed by strangers, stared ~ by fools; TO be
esteemed dali when you cannot be witty,
to be appIauded when you know that
YOU have been dull; TO be set on to pro.
woke mlrth, which procuTes the procurer
hatred; to give pleasure, and be paid
with squirting msiice; to mortgage
miserable morrows, Tor nights of madness;
to waste " hole seas of time; to tickle
vain auitorS-are the wages OF buff, on
erv and death.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

THE RESIDENCE OF n. c. AR Ia
i THUR, on Fifteenth street, in the PA
city of Wheeling. The lot iIon.s~
about IS feet on Fifteenth street, and ex-
tends back 10 the alley. The house is
[. story brick, con tanning en- ioUms and
finished attic, bath room with hot and
cold water, and is in good repair. There
is also wash house, coal house, ASH
no ,se, &C., Oh the property. Persons de-
string to examine the property, or 10 ascer-
tain the terms of sale, will call on 4. u.
Barr, attorney. LAP Chapline street.
ap3 y. T.. ARTHUR.
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TIE Rev. a. n Experidon failed to
favorsbIy impress the willy West Vir.
ginians being exposed by the newsps.
pers- and last week he shook off the dust
of our mountain State with mutterings
and curings and crossed over into Ohio
to lecture to the Buckeyes.-Er
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AIMING, NOUS Drug Cle' 4

An assistant ola druggist recently put
up prescription of dose OF castor oil
tor a lady. She innocentiy inquired
how it could be taken without tasting l..
He promised to explain to her, and, IN
the meantime. offered her, courteously, q
CLASS of Favored and scented selizer
water. Altar she had fir ished it, he
said, triumpbantly, You see, miss, you
have taken your oil and did not know
it." The young lady screamed ou'' III
was for nv mother"