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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22
Visitation from "a Bank Inspec,o,

On Friday last the Government BAN
Inspector of National banks, for this dis
trict, made an examination of the Ma.
tionsl Bank OF West Virginia. 0!
course his visit was unexpected, as such
visits always are, therefore no prepare
ton for the gentleman's reception can
ever occur, except to be always prepared,
for he no sooner drops in than the bank
must "show its hand The inspector is
very expert and knows his business. so
that he generally consumes about day
in going through a banks books. After
he is through report OF the condition of
the bank is made up and sent to the
comptroller at Washington. If all is
correct, nothing is heard OF the exami-
nation, but ii anything is wrong, official
notice to that effect is promptly return
cd with imperative orders to put things
in such shape that the cause of the
complaint will be sbsted at once. Ii
Government bank inspectors were com.
PEELED by law To regularly examine the
savings banks throughout the country,
what a financial blessing it would be 10
the depysItors?
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SMALL TALK.
Condensed Notes OF Current @oss'P
( In and Abeut Town.

BARRETT won.
! iGIEofLr-GIseFLA tonight.
"ExPoRT' is what they call it now.
ONE marriage license issued Saturday.
THE B. & .. pay car was in town
Saturday.
TaE Fidelio Sc ciety will hereafter use
the hall IN Beck's block.
POKER players on steamboats, should
use the boiler deck. r
TIE back of the summer has oeeh
broken by the TALL.
: FraHTING the Indians has made a
warm Indian summer e..
The MAYNARD rifle club have put up
an iron target at Woodland range.
e. fSFANTs' skull caps are again IL iash-
ion for the child 60 wear in the house.
MAN glorles in his strength; woman
glorics in her hair; butter glor'es 10 them
both.
The Waverly Society met on Sstur-
day night, but tailed to transact any
| business. @
t--TuERE are rumors to the effect that
the Citizens Insurance Company will
reorgsnize. = .
The Beethoven Singing Society open
the season the present week, with con
cert and ball.
TRE spire OF the Cathedral is about
twenty-five feet higher than any other
in the city. When completed 1t Will
have cost about $2,50O.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, charged with as
sault, was put under bonds IN the sum o.
$50 Saturday, by Squire Bulger, to keep
the peace TOR six months.
A FIRST class gymnastic performance
will take place at Turner Hall, on the
night of November LIST, the occasion be
ing n benefit rendered Prot. Leibold.
CHRISTIE FARLEY, who will be re,
membered in correction with several
magistrate scrapes in East Wheeling, Is
reported to have gotten into difficulty al
Pittsburgh.
AN alarm of fire WAS sounded from the
residence of Mr.. Nolan, No. 1905, Eof,
street, yesterday morning The cause
WAS the SCOT IN the chimney catching fire
No damage resulted.
AUCTIoNEER HALLER sold, at the
front door OF the court house, Saturday
morning, the Henry B. Ebeling property,
IN South Wheeling, consisting OF lot No.
5, In square No. 9, for 81 $50.
The boat Frank Walters was badly
cracked, Saturday, by the seat OF another
boat suspended over 1t falling on 1t IL
is considered 'good luckh by the Nail
City BOYS. Tne damage can DO easily
repaired.
The article on steamboat explosions
and old times on the OHIO river has again
been crowded out Leader. In conse-
quence of which the readers of that pa
per rise up and call the crowded out
blessed. Such is fame.
CITIZENS who were stirring about at
81 O'clock esterday morning might have
seen a be-, .iful lunar rainbow in IN"
eastern skJ 1t was fully AS brilliant as
these seen il the daytime, and remained
in view for several minutes.
The Sunday papers malicious assault
on old Rev is uncaled Tor. A mau
would be silly to carry n ".en pound re-
yoivor, slung- shot, brass knucks,' and
| other ct ceteras of modern warfare ~
| his clothes when he has irst-clsss desk
TO leave them on.
SUPERINTENDENT SYLvIs, OF the
Workhouse, is still holding the fort, and
avs that he'll fill the position until his
successor is elected, the resolution OF the
second Branch of Council, torbiddlng
tie payment of his salary TO the con
| lrary notwithstanding
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Mu,iny at The station House.

Saturday night, quite mutlny &C.
Cured At the station house. During the
day what is known as the Mulligan
Guards, all hsillng from Pittsburgh, put
In an appearance, and rested their weary
bones with CoioDel Wallace, on the soft
side OF the planks composing the floor of
the station house. The Guards are moth
ing more nor less than bahd-of desper-
ate tramps, one of whom is minus both
legs, and another has one OF his limbs
separated from his body. While par
taking of the citys hospitality, the gang
became mutlnous, and raised a racket
such as is seldom witnessed at the Hotel
dc Wallace. But officer Henry put in
an appearance, and the result was that
four of the mutineus cusses were locked
up. They will no doubt be severely
dealt with in the police court this morn
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onio couu,y MedicsJ Society

The Ohio County Medical Society me
at DIR. FrisseI's office on Friday nigh
LAST, for the purpose of Installing the OF
iicers elected for the ensuing year. l.
the absence of the President Vice Presl
dent DR.. Harvey ctiiciated. The officer,
Installed were DIR W., Bates, Sr., Pres
ident; DR.. l. Wilson, ice-Presldent
and DIR. ID. B. Ward, Secretary. Tn,
other business transacted Was of an un.
important nature.
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Grand Lodge I. -. q. r.

The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellow.
meets ut Grafton, this State, tomorrow
at which place and time eighty-three
lodges viii be represented. Among the
grand Off oers are Grand Master, j. A
Miller, of Wheeling; Deputy Grand
Master Hensel, OF Martinsburgi Grand
Warden Fleming, of Fsirrnont; Grand
Secretary Thomas c. Steele, of Grafton;
Grand Chaplain Samuel Steele, of Clarks-
burg; Grand Marshal w. ID Frost Of
WelIsburg; Grand Conduct Stephen
Ripley, OF Wheeling; Grand Guardian
Henly Stamm, of Wheeling.
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rne ZOMnHcs.

The Schmulbach Zol YES have move,
their quarters from the Second warC
market house to the room in the Capitc
building occupied by tho Mathews Lieh
Guards They will hereafter meet y
Tuesday and Friday evenings of enei
week. By invitation of Captain Mile
of the Light Guards, the Z)usves vii
drill with the guns belonging to his mel
until others can be obtained from tn
State
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Runaway.

.e,As James K. McCourtney, Esq, wa,
driving on the pike at Elm Grove, on
Saturday evening, wheel came of his
buggy, and the horse became frightened
and unmanageable. Mr.. McCourtney
succeeded, very soon, in getting out of the
buggy unhurt, but the horse kept on un.
Ill he was brought up between tele
graph pole and the paling fence q
Greenwood cemetery. The horse VIII:
more hurt than either the horse or thC
,abic1a
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A midnight Ruction at bridgeport

About one o'clock Yesterday morning
made night hideous with their drunken
bowls through kirkwOod and Bridge
port, besides doing more or less damage
in recklessly throwing stones. Among
other damage done by them was the
breaking of the windows in WoodcocK
& Bros, wsrerooms. 1t Is reported that
they also attacked two men named
Mastery and Fossett. What injury was
done to them is not known. A compe-
tent night police over the river would do
no harm
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WE offer this week: 100 pieces of
handsome Dress Goods such IS Mate
lesse's Shell cloth, Bourettes, BrOdorle,
Basket Sultiug, LevlIle, Satin de Cour,
usually relaied st 371,, We ofr 81 25e.
Come and look At the goods; they are the
hsndsomest shades cut. l. Blum & Bro.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transactions In real estate
was recorded in the county clerks office
Saturday:
Deed made September 10Th, by Joseph
Caldwell Pierce and wife, of New Or
leans La, to Phillip Hillen brand, OF this
city, for the north half of lot No. Is, in
square No, 81, on the east side of Jacob
street, between Twenty-seventh and
Twenty. eighth streets, in Caldwells sd-
dition to the city of Wheeling. Consid-
Grafton, $3.50.
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TRUTH is mighty ana will prevail that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. w. Ferrel's. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 6
cents; A Chintz, s cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, & cents. All other goods
proportion.
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Decided.

Saturday afternoon, the novel suit be
fore Squire Bulger, wherein party was
led for money due on his wife's wed,
ding clothes, was decided In favor OF thr
plaintiff. The prosecution argued thai
when man married woman, he also
In trried the clothes adjoining her person.
Tnis is a precedent for future benedict.
10 derive moral from.
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at,heeling Ae9lster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index TO New Adv easements.

For Our Boys-Louis Dechert.
For Cincinnati and LOusville-Steame
Fsnchon.
A Neglected Liver Local Page.
Wanted-Cigar Maker.
Stockholders Meeting.
Hamilton Opera House.
Tapestry Brussels-Friend X Son.
GvmnastiC Performance.
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You will positively save from So to
SO By lying your Clocks from US. Be
sides, our styles are acknowledged to BE-
superior, ard our assortment the larges.
in the State Our ClDaKs are finished
better than any in the market. |. Blum
& Bro.
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WE offer this week: 100 pieces fast
colored Prints at sc; 100 pieces Canton
Flannel at &c; 100 pieces barred Flannel
at 2Oc, retailed elsewhere at Csc. /. Blum
4 Bro.
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GATARlSi Is q disease or'N. r.r.,.,,- 'Ai
Y TcmNrramcnts and cu~si .rr f. 80. A.
ny 10 individual cases. tAr.fr. -s. ~ ...
cold or asucccssiun % c.. -. f-.r-. - ..t
Of atmosphere, " ar K We. n'. t.. rs ~.
20 Indictment weather. A.t N.- 80 u .r.-,
chilled when the digestive .-. - D.
or inactive condition, d. O.. $50.
forces exhausted The t.saIs' nay A., i. q
scNtulous condition ot ht r..f 4,
Fever. Measles, aai uirhturr... d. 49,. o..
eye and ear are generally iay .f.. a.. 90
quantities OF matter. The t.,-..-... e..
nose, the distinctive feature lr Al -. 70
from Whatever cause they arise, IA, ls ~. %
wAtery, and 50 acid as 10 cause ra.r-,. -. -
Ration Of the skin with w.... ....-.'''' = r
tact, or thick 1"d ynlluw.sN. rr..f,
or clear and white like tHfv ..lr nf,SSy.
may be an entire lack of secretion. ne -.
Ing dry and ievcTisN, the fac. f-...t ...'
OF the head feeling Eucou'.r.a. .r.srt.,
enclrClcd by AuEht, UuN...... bad r., p"
phase Is called Dry tNaul Tl.f-.- me-.
charges cause the passage o. sF.T - .
thlckcncd. rendering breath. {. -,1.s 49,.
difficult or impossible, a.. OBJ. sr-.-,. .
necessary 20 breathe through frar..rf 1 .'
permitting cold air % Pas, HIrrct.,f4rgF
tubes and lungs TIE matter gs,,. /, p -. a.
throat creates a constant 'f.rn r.. IA. ~.
pcctoratc 20 throw ituH l,vhrars. .'...,...
Is dry and fcyCrish, Instead 90 rss,B, tr... d. -
from the noe and throat, the ua.s, $3.50,
and forms into sCahs. iHr-gy,f.r-, - a..
humps. which adhere 80 cru 3 o. ire r,t,i-,,...'
and throat rs 20 rrtulr' very pUrs..tsrt, co
dislotgc them. Tho ,yc IN sympathy ~.
famed. red, weak. and wl'cI. 10 M -
the Hos may be found GLUED tNg.ftrr.,.t-..
i sccrctcd IN moro ,- l,-, g.,...r. 49,.
becomes seriously ulg,l.I. disc. .r.t. ..r.-.''
Cfmattcr, besides being visited l.f...
neuralgia pains, ending frr.n.. .r d.
zion. liberation, and q Ulry ..anr. NJ
bronchial tubes. and lung
ed by c8tarrh, and When pTuxrsiH1 N H..
vous system Is superaddGd. such aIrstilr,l.,
alarming.
A brietsurycy ~ this mostsrr''rs '',s,,, -.
all who are afflicted with ITO mAAc'p.,trt-,..,
tion for is treatment before itbtt6ns,t-.
The advantages offered by S,NFHrrs L,...
CURE We confidently believe .rr tote f.-. -.
other remedy. Every step Ir sTr. -7-a... e..
line In The directions, mark lfrsat. ...r ..r.-.r
calculated 70 wrctry"ry phAs.. ,'.a.,.t. r.,
numerous testimonials From Tho h.sfr. isr.
United States attest On" esteem I4 ulIrhHsE.t
by those who have been fr..I i.HH tas r.. I.
B;ructiye and dangerous disease NltaslH. ~
kind Is to-day afflicted
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Down Down! DowNl - Another
break down in prices of Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell 81 some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and 10Th streets.
j. w. FERREL
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AFTER THE RACE.

Saturday light, after the race, mum.
Der OF gentlemen OF both clubs, perhaps
one hundred in number, including the
principals in the race, assembled in the
spacious halls OF the Nail City boat house,
where q sort of jollfcstion was held.
during the evening, Barrett the win
ming man, was presented with minia-
ture boat of gold, by the city editor of
the REGISTER and Felsing, the trainer,
WAS made the recipient OF like present
by the Nail City boat club. Appropr-
ate speeches were made by John K Cow,
editor of the Bellaire Leader, Mr.. Frank
johnson and Mr.. Chas. Seibrlght, each
of whom did themselves and the club
credit. Alter the presentation the night
WAS enjoysbly spent in conversation,
singing, and quatting an occasional glass
in honor of Gsmbrlnus, and at late
hour the crowd dispersed, well pleased
and happy.
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CLoAKs, closks, cIosks. Where can
you see the large assortment, the hand
some styles, the best made goods, the
lowest pricesP Only Al the manufacture
ers, where you will save several profits.
|. Blum & Bro
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Police Pickups.

The following cases are booked
for the Police Court this morning:
Five trsmps, names unknown, disor-
DERBY; Gus Wetzel, disorderly; Thoms.
Duly, abusive language; Ton Williams
assault; Paddy McNlchols, assault.
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WE boast to sell lower than any other
house. We mean it, Convince YOUR
self by giving Us call. An unusually
large stock to select from. 1. Blum &
Bro
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22

TALK about Ladies' Closks7 Go to
every store and price them, then proceed
to the manufacturers, l. Blum j Bro-
and you will appreciate their elegant
styles and low prices.
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MOTHERS For Burns and ScaId~
REMEDY. Bites OF Insects, Poison by
Ivy, FrOze Lin and Parts, DiSChaIg m
Sores, Milk leg, Sore and Week Eyes,
Nipples, Broken Breasts, Erysipelas, Acute
PANS, Headache, raTaCne aud IOJthaChe,
Blind ami PlGciing Pile, bleeding OF The
Lung Uterine HrmDrruagc and inh1-
nations and Uiccratiuus peculiar 10
females, is SAM yED'> EXTRACT OF VITO q
Hazel. Ask tor lr, because IL is better,
stronger and cheaper Than any other, aud
is warranted by Weeks = Potter, Whole
sale Druggists, 80 Washington 81, Boston,
Mass. OCllb
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River News.

The marks ut the landing last evening
indicated about 8 feet.
The Ragon departed for Parkersburg
on Saturday. She will be followed to-
day by the Science.
The Andes is due up to-day from Gin
clnnatl. She returns tomorrow.
Tue usual local packets are all making
regular trips.
Andy Harrison, first mate of the
Ragon, who WAS injured by the explosion
OF the Comfort, has recovered and will
resume hi. duties to cay
Mr. M Bergenthsl, clerk of the Carrie
Brooks, pas sed through the city Saturday
en- route from Columbus 10 his home in
Powhattsn.
The Tempest WAS Inspected Saturday,
but did not pass. Her boilers leaked ter
ribly. She will repair them and then de
part for the southern waters.
Capt. Anschutz, Capt. Hestherington
and Diver AL Burriss went down the
river yesterday morning, taking with
them two cranebo3ts to raise the Calu-
NETS boilers They worked all day and
IN the evening gave it up as a bad job,
having as Anschutz says, Busted the
craneboats all to thunder" He will send
to Madison after braces etc, and with
the use OF a barge and pair of shears, will
raise the boilers the latter psrt of this
week. Gin. Gaz.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, October 2l.-River 20
inches. Weather cool and rainy, rsned
nearly all day and will probably have
3 or 4 feet of water by tomorrow night
Brownsville reports nearly feet of
water and rising, and reports from the
upper Allegheny are also favorable.
MEMPHIS, October 2l-RiVer rising
slowly. Weather cloudy and cool Ar
rived-John Fletcher, Louisville De
parted Ruth, White river; John Wilson,
New Orleans; Capital City, Vicksbarg;
Colorado, st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, October 20-Arrived
Msude, Vicksburg; Blue Lodge Golden
Eagle and Arkansas, KeOkuk; City of
Chester, Memphis; Miller, Cincinnati.
Departed-Glencoe, New Orleans Riv-
or risen ! inches There has been rain
the greater part OF the dsy, weather
cooler tonight.
CAIRO, October 2l.-Arrived-Siiver-
thorne, Evansville; Jos. Kinney, Vicks-
burg; Port Esds, st. Louis; Belle St.
Louis, ST. Louis. Depsrted-MolIie |
Moore, St. Louis; Belle Memphis, Mem
phis; Silverthorne, Evansville; Jos. Kin
nev, St. Louis River feet inches |
and rising. Light rain sll day; weather
cloudy. Mercury As deg.
EVANSVILLE, October 2l.-Westher
cloudy, with light ram during the day;
wind north; mercury So to 81 degrees.
River 2 $40 feet on the gauge and
stationary. Down-Stshlman and Fswn.
Up-Do-s Cobler, Ssllie Carney, Maggie
Smith and Rspidan. Little business.
The Z. B. Stshlmsn leaves for Gncin-
nsti on Tuesday night as the regular
packet, and the John 5. Brsnsford leaves
on Saturday in the same trade.
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EVERY buyer of Dry Goods SHOULD
visit the firm o! l. Blum & Bro. .Unu
susl bargains are offered.
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JUST look at the Colored and Black
Csshmeres offered by 1. Blum & Bro.
They are the cheapest ever seen.
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WHAT will you say? We offer 100
pieces colored 40.inch 'Csshmeres, Lu
pins best coed, at Is cents per yard l,
Blum * 81.
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GENTS fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received a. l.. V. Bonds.
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We have them. The handsomest and
cheapest silks IN the United States. Call
and see them. /. Blum i Bro.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 20 now
TO }. w. FERRELs.
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SOcieIY Meeting.

The South Wheeling Literary Society
OF the Church OF the Immaculate Con
ception held a very interesting meeting
on last Saturday evening The exercises
were, Reading, b. A. r. Rsy, John How
ard, W. Bricen, p. Hogan, ~. Fisher.
Defamation by {. Count and w. Brio
len. The debate was, "ls the greer back
movement benefit TO this country"
Affirmative, P. Hsgsn and +. Cshil;
negative, A. Fisher and M. Owens. De-
cided IN favor of the affirmative.
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Coop black Kid Gloves for 35 cents at
j. ~. FerreLIs.
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The cheapest shoes IN the city at L. V
Blends.
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on Saturday, alter the race, II Is necessary
To state that bis friends claim that he
became cramped, although this report Is
disputed by dsirteres!ed parties
| hereby challenge John w. Barrett
Of the Nail City Boat Club to row me a
single scull race, over the lower course,
for u purse Of $500 or $500. VIII meet
him AT Spring Garden Saloon at eight
o'clock Monday evening, and put up
forfeit money. EDWARD CLAToR,
G. p. Brown Boat CLUB. .
From all that can he learned there is q
fair prospect of Barrett accepting, and rs
the men have won one race each, 1t will
require third one TO determine the
superiority OF their respective merits rs
Oarsmen.
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The University of Wooster,

DEV. A. A. T.. TAYLOR, ID. D., PRtSl-
IL dent. Collegiate and Preparatory De
partments in successful operation. Twelve
capable and exper enced Professor, and
Teachers. Yearly 2O0 Students. Classical
Philosophical and Scientific Courses,
graded 70 the standard Of e aStcrn colleges.
French ana German taught thoroughly.
Moral and religious influences prevalent.
Location healthful, building aud 8ppara
tus new expenses very low. open 10 students
OF either SIR. Fall term opens September II.
send tor "a catalogue before going else
where. Address the President, wooster,
OHIO. iyiegraw
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IF you want TO get suited In a pair of
Shoes, 60 to l.. Y. Blends.
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B.RRErrSSCLATok.
The Nail City BOY wins-ffrs NV
feat Of the Season for inc
Brown Club-Aner
the Race

SATURDAY afternoon the boat race be.
tween 5John W. Barrett. OF the Nal
civ boat club, and Eddie Clator OF the
G. p. Brown boat club, for $2oo sloe'
three and X half miles aHd return, was
the -all-absorbing topic OF conversation E
II will be remembered that early IN Inc
spring, the same parties rowed 4 race
over the same course, and that the former
was defeated His defeat he claimed was
owing TO felon on bis hand, but as the
opposi,ion would not postpone the race
he WAS forced to row, and was defeated.
He claimed, however, that he Was able
to defeat Clator, and asked thai the
NAIL CITY BOAT CLUB, ..
of which be was member, back him and
1--WE hin. another chance, Alter some
discussion among the members OF the
club thew finally consented, although un-
willingly, TO give Barrett an opportunity
10 retrieve himself, and so backed him to
the amount named above, although
thew were somewhat chary IN
the manner in which they put
up their money, feeling dubious
as 10 the result. In fact the Nail City
bows had cause to be backward. ! he
Brown boys hereto ore have decidedly
worsted them in racing, ard their man
having once been defeated, their courage
was not great to say the least, although
they put up we'll under the elrcum
stances. ..... ..t..
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Each package OF sINFuuns R,ntrIt C-rtts
tains Dr. SAuford's Improve I..Nrg T4HsV p
fun directions Tor U.s. ~ Ill r,s.s I.rrt f..
ont tho United states AL r1.a'a WINS 4
POTTER, General AECugs al NAolsit .r.
gists, Boston, Mas.
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JUST PUBLISHED.

A carefully revised Treatise on Ci,a--s ~ 4,
accurate description ofsymY'0us ,ai,v--,t,.
diseases, together wi'h minute u.-rrfon,fs,t
ing with SANFpRD's ksuIr'L trEEAusrtrt. F..
permanent cure. Also olsrTgA' asont.5tt-t d.
general health, Of ya.timpur'A thl- b..
with cAtArrh. n II wrapped aN.Ht a. n '.r
the RADICAL CURE, Or VIII De- uA.!tl .-t, &. d,
ceipt of stamp.
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