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yn.Ny WHO ARE SUFFERING

from the effects OF the warm weather ana
are debIlitated, are advised by physician
10 take moderate amounts OF whisky W
or three times during he day. In III u
while those who adopt this advice ne,
ouently increase henumher OF "urihks
and In time become confirmed ineorlaies.
A beverage which will not create thirst
Tor intox eating liquors, aud when Is IN
tended especially Tor the benert OF deolli'
tlted persons, whether at nome or aoroso'
A. DIR. Schenck's Sea " eed Tonic Con,
tanning the juices OF many medlclnaI
herbs. this preparation does not create an
appetite for the Intoxicating cup. Inc
m ,urishiug and the lite-supportlns pro
ID ar ties OF many valuable natural proIuc-
lions contained in II and well Enowh I'D
IN edicaI naen have most strengthening
intiuence. A single bottle of the Tonic
Will demonstrate its valuable QUALITIES.
For debility Arising from sickness, over
exertion or tIoIn any cause Whatever,
yinepIassful Of Sea Weed Tonic taken
alter meals will strengthen the stomach
create sn appetite Tor Who'll, some food' 10
All WHO are about leaving their homes, we
desire to say that the excellent effects o.
DIR. Schenck's seasonable remedies, SEA
Need Tonic. and Mandrake Pills, are par
ticularly evident when taken ny tn"Se
who al e lnJuriOusly affected by change
OF water and diet. No PEE son should ieaSe
nome without taking a supply oil these
safeguards along. For sale by all Drug
gist agl
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FROM Z. q. BUNDY,
To Prof. f. s. Williams, Supt Wheeling
Plbhc Schools:

To Prof. f. s. Williams, SnPt Wheeling
PYbLlc Schools:
DEAR SIR:-In answer TO your in
quiry as to the relative standing in their
classes OF pupils receiving Instructions in
the German language compared with
those not receiving such ins ructiors;
and also the general effect on the school
from the study Of German Ms now con
Quoted. have the honor to reply that
later consultation with the teachers
having immediate charge OF the two
classes, respectively, IN grades having
the smallest number of studies in the
English course there is little apprecia-
Die difference IN the standing of the
classes inquestion; but in the more ad-
vanced grades, in which there is a greater
number of studies, and consequently
greater complexity in The composition o!
the classes, there is difference against
those who study German, because thereby
some English branch is omitted or Dc.
lsyed As to the general effect on the
Scnool, the disturbance nece ssarily caused
by the frequent leaving and entrance Of
the study rooms by large classes, and
their passing through the halls at short
intervals, exempt from the restraining
influence Of the teachers presence, is the
most noticeable
l do not understand the scope OF your
questions to include a Discussion OF the
benefits derived from the study OF the
German language, nor the more general
question of the expedlency or lneIpe.
diency of its introduction or removal as
a study into Our public schools.
Respectfully submitted,
I. q. BUNpY,
Principal Washington School
Wheeling, September II, 1915.
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The NH A,.ocIauio., at Pittsburgh.

Yesterdays Pittsburgh Post says: The
Western Nail Ass citation, composed of
all nail manufacturers west OF the a lis-
gheny mountains, was booked for regu
MT monthly meeting NJ their rooms on
Fourth avenue Thursday afternoon, when
it was expected that the action of the
Pittsburgh manufacturers in increasing
the price to 81 .35 rates would be adopted.
Messrs j. +. GIchrlst of the Wheeling
Iron and Nail Works, Vance OF the
Riverside Works, and Major Loring and
Alexander Laughlin of the Benwood
Works, all of Wheeling, were the only
foreign manufacturers present so that
no quorum was had and no action could
be taken. The Association will meet on
the second Wednesday of September
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FROM MAGGIE =. TAYLOR.
CENTRE SCHOOLS. Sent. 10.

CENTRE Schools, Sept. 10, 1875
Mr.. Williams Superintendent Public
Schools:
In reply to your note Of the Sh, |
answer that the majority of those study
ing German in Centre Schools, has been
OF our brightest pupils. They are equal
to the best and superior to some OF their
classmates.
Those that are below the average are
naturally dull, i do not consider Ger.
man as IN any way detrimental to the
English course Very respectfully,
MAGGIE E. Taylor,
PRINCIPAL Centre Schools.
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In Training.

The following horses are now upon the
fair grounds at S.. CIalrsville, training
FOR the fair:
Trotters,-Hoge's Gold Dust (stsllion,
John +. DAVIS Quaker Tom, Cochran X
Cos White Cloud, Woodmsnsees Joe
Morgan, and W. P. Frazier's Blue
Goose
Pscers-W.W. Frazier's Frank, SCOTS
Tom Scott Cochran's Conemaugh, Wood.
msnsee's Lstrobe, Otto RottmeIr's Ida
lime
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In IrOubIP.

Yesterday, two females, Mary Wei
man and Alice Leverage, got on Il spree
in Fast Wheeling, and about II clock
entered the residence OF Mrs Erwin.
near the corner of Wood and Eighteenth
street At the time me two "soIled
doves entered the house, Mrs. Erwin
was away, but shortly afterwards re-
turned and made the two women leave
her residence. They went to the creek,
and after exposing themselves for short
time were caught and taken to the
lookup.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transaction in real estate
was recorded in the county clerks Office
Yesterday.
This deed made the eighth day of
August, 1877. between Franklin Coen
and wite, 10 Joseph Woodward for lot
No. I, 10 square No. 10, in GiIcnriscs ad-
dltion to the city of Wheeling, situated
on Zane street, Island, Tor the considera-
ton of $4,000.
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Washington & Lee Uay.v
LEXINGTON. VIRGIN,

Gen. q. VIC. LEE, pI,,'t r...
of instruction In Gas, ,s IRA.
scientific stuli'N. au. b. Oh. D..
departments 81 Law aua ,..E
ing.
.he next session Will uyp. ~.
10Th. ami close June ...# .r
exclusive OF bOoHs aul g..,.
exceed $40; y wr>,lI. lUp, h.,
du Ell tO g. . or 81
For full information h,r,te.
cular address WALTER Dr..
JyacGTh D.rrEuT
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knights OF Pythias.

The members of this organization here
are very much interested In the meeting
OF the Supreme Lodge which takes place
st Cleveland on the 18th list 4 nnm
Der Of the members of this lodge will a.
tend and compete for one Of the several
prizes offered Tor the h. OF 2. drill The
prizes will consist Of asgs, badges and
money
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The Official Vote.

Yesterday Mr. Charles Deiters, clerk
of the Board of County Commissioners,
received the following AS being the Off
ciaI vote OF Ohio county cast at the cleo
ton held on the 7th instant. Clarksburg
received 2,Ol5; Martinsourg, l,lS3 and
Charleston DIS The whole vote cast on
Capitol nun bers 4026. For subscrip-
ton, 1903; and against, l,4l5 Total
3.9lS
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Respectfully yours,
II y. MERIT.
FROM SALLIE !. MEHuLIS.
WHEELING, Sept. 9, 1875.
Mr. Williams :

Mr.. Williams
Owing to the crowded state of our
rooms and the consequent hurry on the
oart of the teachers in the English
branches to accomplish all that Is expect
ed of them, il has been somewhat difficult
to so arrange classes ~ to give ample
time for recitation- in the English
branches and at the same time give the
German u fair cnance. | think, now
ever. that when the school is fairly
organized. ss 1t will be in the
new building, that the German will
Interfere but very little, il any,
with the advancement; If pupils
~ English. As my attention WAS never
called 10 the matter while our school WAS
n session, | have never made an actual
comparison OF the standing of the pupils
who study German with those who do
not It's my opinion, however, that
with pupils with equal mental capacity,
those who study German have about
rs good record in oH their Rotations
as those who pursue English branches
only. Very Respectfully,
SALE J. MEHoLrN.
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TIE Ree1hoYen Picnic.

Last evening the Beethoven Singing
Society and number Of lis friends, held
an entertainment! 81 Jao. UlrIchs, 81.
E:naville. The Wheeling City Band,
under the direction of Professor Vsas,
accompanied the party. After 81 even
ing OF pleasure spent in Etnsyille, the
company returned % mis- city.
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Buggy Broken.

Yesterday as horse and buggy were
being driven up alley ;, Lear Bells
foundry two gentlemen were thrown
out, and the team ran OF, breaking tie
seat of the buggy. The horse was stop
ped on Main street By young men, who
ware standing at The mouth of the alley.
Neither OF the occupants were hurt
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NOTICE TO THE
RUPTURED

All per,ons suffering from this terrible
calamity should avail themselves OF the
onnertunity gwen them by the temporary
presence in this city of
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WESLEYAN 7 FINALE INST'.
STATOION, VIRGINIA

with over Twenty if.rN.rsa. r.
ranks among rh' rU,. -r.HN.. ..
ladies iu tu, l.'f rI States. uf.r ..
ml Valley or NIr-inlH. trEr
health. Attended ur pup Tr
To twenty - Co.,, Gp A. 60 rnmf
peuscs r.qulrcu Session uIrU,,
1877 Board and Tuition loren ir.,
tic year $40 catalogue q.
formation, udirr' rev. " Aha
ID. D., Pre- ,idrnr, stanton, ~. Id
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select $ch0oI

NO. IS THIRTEENTH srHEg
Miss ewham beg 'o.unruA.r.
and the public it's her l....
tinua her school at fgraHn.
Course OF I'm tIU'f.u.s .....-.
Miss y. would bee pleased t..,.
number of pupils now -tudyu.v
in prepare ION 'ur ,u,.Jr.
Lessons I'm French iWrn ...r..
Terms, $40; pupils under .Nrttf .
jylOI. I -Srh
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silver News.


ne mArN' NJ the '"''"'hN 'A'' ''.'''H
lhG,'"C'" ',o'' -,.....,.,
bus'n%'s nj 'Te "uAr. ~, very u"'.
p.rI,ar.bn-,, nos,
The oy,aTnD did mn, arrive from Park
,--bIrg pnriI 1870 o'clock Yesterday
,oornjTg
Cant SUaonav.s heat the Fsucho-
will 90 into the Southern trade this
winter.
The lronsiies, with her tow, Is laid up
at Hills Landing, not iar from P"rkerS.
burg
>, Inc IL! EAeDH's'' 80 ',.'.s 1'A.' snu W.
= "'n,P'"' A's '-' "A',i Pa,N'''
IN the 'Ih'''n"I' anu o"''''y ''S"''
BY Telegraph
PrrspuRaH, August IO.-Riyer 6
inches and stationary.
IorIsvrrrE Au,us, 10 Weather
warm md clear. River 4 fee, s inches
in the c.rsI
.. - NJ. ~
NORMAN lows, AuSuS W ~. n.y. ~
,ho.,.nn,o,or 90 da,
t..W HsNlLLE' August IV.-h.Ver
fee. \ inches ard stationary. Weather
!"': thermometer 4" deg.
ST. LOUIS, August l0.-Arrived-
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ERoM A. NJ. STEVENSON.
WHEELING, Sept. Q, 1876.
Suot. +. s. lgl.opS:

u -. ~ owe
H""'. r. y. "''.'"S:
Your commur cation %. ih" 9Th l. r..
crivcd J. conformity with your re-
quest. | hereby submit 10 opinion
in reference to The standing OF scholars
studying German rr the seventh ward
school.
With Que ye',reucG u The opinion OF
others on this vo>cd qlestion, | am tree
to say that IN" study 81 b"fm&", con-
Quoted on the pTcseut system, Goes "rc-
tard tbs c"ur-e Of study and that tse
standing of scholars stud wing German Is
not SO coed SIS compared with those oHr-
sung the E1"li-h J-rnrhes only TIN,
resuIs from ~" ctp.~s. FIR, we
have found . i"pus.tbIe 20 HrTe1-' tho
classes IN the din 'r Mt grades IN snrn 81
manner a. 20 ? .v"rt cn'ii.rt. = ne "'
or nUniis Ura rnruDnllpt To omit ~ least
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attheeling Aegi5tcr,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 40 rev Advertisements.

Fourth Street Nj. +. Church.
Letter List.
Commissioners Sale.
Just Received-G. 5 Feeny.
Gotlets Cummins Il Woods.
English Lutheran Church.
Croquct - Stanton X Davenport.
Great ReductICn-JOhn Friedel
Card Phoiogrsphs-Brown Gallery
Stone Cameos-J acob w. Grubb.
Grand Operi JOACHIM Beuter.
Plumbers-Ihompson X Hibberd.
Don't Mind the Strike-Reed, the
Halter.
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Continued.

The cases Of i myra Ripley Melissa
Robinson and Eler Hughes, which were
40 tor hearing before Squire Caldwell
Yesterday evening, were continued TO a
future day.
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THERMoETER
DAYS
Highest. Lo,Oest.
Rcrnro SQUIRE NehuIIz.

Batter Schultz, Tor whom warrant
WAS issued by Squire Schultz some time
ago. for using abusive language towar+
Andrew Mowry, was tried before that
Justice late las. evening. The usual
fine was imposed.
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4 tip.
" nTr,EIt Issued.

Squire NIX is.Ued - warrant for Mrs
b bn.t y Albright yesterday evening ter
-suiog the person ot Mrs. Kline
Gee rial came OIL a; late hour last
evening.
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which latter cannot properly be assisted
at home in their English studies by th"iT
Germsn parents.
Very respectfully yours.
A GEkMAE AMERICAS.
Wheeling, august 10, 1877.
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THE IIEAIED TERM-Pd tCns othe
HLGLSTEB can hare The Daily sent them 10
any part Of ne United States, post paid, at
a,te,a c.nts PEI iweCk. Bear thtS in mind
oohea departing rom the:city. for summer
,sfD.
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TIE cheapest shoes ID the city st L. V
Blends.
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4 New March,

Professor Louis Ysss Mss composed
and arranged 8 new march for the
Wheeling City Band. Tue march j;
dedicated to Wheeling Commandry No.
! ,,kngnts Templsr, and Is highly spoken
OF By those who are capable OF iudginZ.
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'"||' IL ~ W II Il HttNNi
= 2 Der II, 1875.
+. 5. Blttian,s, superintendent city
Schools:
In answer to your note OF the 9Th inst.
| would say that hardly feel competent
to give decided answer, not having had
my attention directed to the matter
heretofore. l have asked our teachers
who have classes ID the German, their
opinion, or rather the result o. their OBJ
servations in the matter. Two ssid thst
they had observed no difference in the
standing between those studying Ger
man and those not studying it Three
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FROM II. n. MERIT

ISIS For ST, WHEELING, !
:. p Der II, 1875.
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Hnse RRll.

The Bridgeport Browns played the St.
Clairsvi!e club NJ Bridgeport yesterday.
he game resulted H. favor OF ,he Browns
in score OF StO ]
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JEWEL { Gq I 4 a

& A X r. I
contains pair gold-plated engraved
sleeve buttons, / set ~ spiral shirt studs,
one Gents I'm. coral pin, one improved
shape collar stud, one Gents hue link
watch hahn, and one Ladies' heavy we'd
ding ring; price OF one casket complete
SOC; three for sl.25: six for s. and u for $50
all sent postpaid by mail. Six dozen and
a solid silver watch Ior so. Agents can
make money selling these caskets. send
5Oc for sample Ind Catalogue. We have
all KINDS OF JewelTy AT low prices ~
COLES & Co., 10 Broadway, n. 4. City.
sS- We are the originals In this business,
and have no "MtltOn Gold" or brass"
iewelry.
This JeWelry Casket N remarkably At
tractiye and Coles & Go. are reliable deal
ers- Boston Globe.
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Local weather report.

Below we give the highest and lowest
thermometer, with state of weather, for
the week ending last evening. ooServs-
tiols made by Mr.. Schnept, at Opera
House drug store:
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Cad mT~,, ar@sia1's

Among the nUmeruus ny -. d
learning in the NoutL, i"N, I.s5...'
achieved me rapid and .If 4
success which has ben @....-.. ~
Norwood UiZh 0chOD. j ne Il f,,.'
Dud ~ none ia the -ltif' ~. 10 g.
ton and the Extent Of palI'L..as =
al o. eond I tea' - aearly 81. ~.
the plan 81 u UDiy"Ia, y " 90. &.
and having proved 81 "h'. :. -c. -tI
be- continued without jus
sIDnlierce II the Gdi,DstDn .''1' OIL. -
Refers to present pa f,'' -
from west Virginia, 10. t-- "a =.
Judge ". Efmistyn, J-a f1.
non, Dr. +. Is, Camden NH'
Ransom. n. ~
Also, 20 Mr. >. Brady. 81. = RI "a =
and other patrons Oi tie ,cHy.'s
cially 10 the old students 'hrN
ap23-eZ
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GERMAN IN OUR SCHOOLS.

wny SbouId IL be AbOIishedT-"ha hat
The Principals Of the schools d"
1878 Said About III Almost All Ia
,or IL, hut DepIore Tue Ineffieieucy
ofthe ~ sten, by which II II Taught
Reform Needed la the Manner Of
Teaching the LauGuage-A Ano"i-
edge Of the Language Cons sded TO
he beneficial TO Pnpus.
The vexed question OF German IN the
schools now occupying the pubic mind,
will doubtless be brought up Tor fnsl
consideration before the BOsrd OF Edu-
cation on Thursday next. Below we give
the views ot the different principals OF
The school. IN the year 1875, nearly al o.
whom favor the teaching OF the ian
cuage. but think resUrm IN the iuenner
Of teaching II is needed. But rs the
views. MS expressed by the principals o.
the schools speak tor themselves, we
submit them without comment, hoping
that tie Board Of Educs.ion Will act
cautiously and With wisdom 10 The mat
ter
FROM SAMUEL BOYD.
WHEELING September 10, 1878.
f. s Williams Esq:
DEAR SIR: there ara AZ scholars IN
the Sixth ward studying German. Oh
these five were from the grammar room,
eighteen from A division, thirteen from
b division, nine from q and three
from ID.
have always done everything IN 10y
power to give those who desired TO nj
tend German, al opportunity 10 do so,
with rs little detriment TO their English
studies as possible. But rs those VINO
20 from any particular room, go not from
enc class IN that room, but are members
of different classes, some of them, and
sometimes all OF them miss the class in
their Eng ish room. That is the best
we have been able to do. The scholars
sometimes abandon German after term
or two and then they have an oppor-
tunlty of recovering wha: they had lost
in their English studies. Miss Arbentz
does all that can be done IN the
ii me allotted to her; but one hour for
two Glasses cannot accomplish much.
Respectfully,
SAMUEL BOYD.
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THE latest and most improved treat.
mcnt of diseases Of DR.. Yates' electric
method. TIE Doctor yesterday informed
u that he had had very few cases Of
failure. The remedy il certainly good
one and ls indeed blessing.
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The finest SHOES kept in the city al l.
V. Bonds.
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POstpOned.

The temperance excarsIon, which was
70 have left here tor Petersburg to-day
BY river, is postponed on account of
low water
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GsRMAN-AMERIcAN SPEAKS.
Eduo,' Of the Register:

70 tie Edltor Of the Register;
The German language !, only An OPP
tiOna. hranca Of Instruction IT, our public
schools s. pupii is compelled t. study
1t with ut me wish and consent OF his
parent. or guardian. A number OF
other studies arr taught IN separate reci.
LaLion rooms IN our pubic schools. Why
cannot Garma", as molern
language, also be taught in separate
recitation rooms, instead Of IN me
regular class rooms:
Bu. one point Is of great Importance
in this respect The German lessons in
our public school, are attended by Eng
lish speaking and German speaking
scholars the latter being children of Ger
man parents. These latter pupils spesk
and understand German, before they take
part iu said lessons. Now, if English
speaking and German speaking scholars
are instructed IN German together, that
is. simullal eously, in what language shall
tpey be addressed by their German
teacher? Ii he speaks German to them
the English speaking scholars will not
understand him. 1t he speaks English
to them the German speaSlng scholars
vii not be promoted in such q degree
As they would be if he would
speak German 70 them. But If he
speaks partly English and partly Ger
man to them, his. work ana its results
cannot be so satisfactory as they ought
to.be Every body will see this. Il must
be added yet. tina; the German lessons in
orr public schools asst only from thirty
to toIty-hve minutes daily tor each Ger
man class II, by the Board Of Educa
ton. German be continued r. branch
o. instruction in our public schools, II
seems very desirable that German speak
ing and English speaking scholars are
separated in their German lessons hence
forth, and not instructed IN them to-
getber any longer. Then and then only
can German become reel success in our
public schools, inst Will not reflect
unfsvorably upon them. II by such
An arrangement, German speaking
scholars seem to enjoy an advantage
A. 10 their German lessuns-because they
are taught German in Germs1-over
English speaking scholar, who cannot. as
Is obvious, learn the German language by
a turn OF the hand. l. ought to be borne
in mind that English speaking scholars
enjoy AT advantage as to their English
studies, over German speaking scholars,
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CAIRO, Angus. 19.-Arrived-Bel
Texas and Maumelle New Orleans; Nor
ton, st! Louis. spsrted-Bei!e, Texas
and MsumelIc, Ohio, Norton, Ohio.
River falling. Weather cloudy; mer-
curry 81 deg.
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TUITION EqEr

Contingent Fee =. Dol.
College Courses. hart.
improvements tNleu,,...
year - per cent over rr.y....
nets and libraries tgra. ....
ply 10 PreSl tent ECGs r.-.
tary for Catalogue, u. .r..-,. 3D..
iyS6-gya
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II you want to &c. cheap and nice
fitting pair of Shoes, 90 to L. V. Bonds,
ll35 Main street
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

~ Hnbh Ia" LIZ thfS tnlie
weekly begin I2th July, 1871, and end Eth
September. Have proved OF anal use
lst, TO students who design 70 pursue their
those who propose 10 read privately; and
3D., 70 practitioners who have not had The
advantage ofsystematIc instruction. For
circular apply r. % University Of Va 10
J JHS B. MINOR. Prot. Com. and ria
Law. maYZ3eodb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-11
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DOWN. Down! Dows! - Another
break down in prices Of Dry Goods and
Carpets Bound 10 sell S. some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and 10Th streets.
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