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PROPRIETARY.
MEDICINE E$|: J:
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A.,
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Notice to. Teachers.

THE Board of Examiners of Monroe county
will hold meetingsfor the examination Of
Teachers, ,as follows:
A, Uoodsfo,5 Saturdav March 10 1877
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate Of Jacob G. Schdub, Deceased
TNHB und rsigned have been appointed and
/ qualified as Administrators with the will
annexed, of Jacob e.. Schaub, late of Monroe
oounry, dece'red. 2
Dated this 23d day of March, A. D. 1877.
SALATHlBL LENNON.
moh27,'77w3. JACOB SCHAUB.
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG:
,,4 AFFECTIONS.
TRACHEON.

A slight so-callsd Geld spsll s5s5iwse
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j. ll6d 6y William wellsy dsc3
Ter; alsos.thenortheast quartet
east quarter of section thirty.f5
six of range six, containing in 8
hundred and seventy. three acre
less; and that at the next term oi az
the said Adams Wells will apply H 56
that partition be made of said pl|
Dated this 18th day of Febru&f ~
sPRIGGs & DRiGOs
Atty's for Adam "
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CONDENSED TIME TABLE.

tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation.
fSteubenyllle Accommodation
train during the day passes backward and
forward between Martins Ferry and
Bellaire, stopping when required at Sher-
man House, Etuaville, West wheeling
and Gravel Hill. 49,
TIME TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, in effect on and after Fri
day, May l5, 1877:
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Personalities.

Mr.. Fred Arbenz will leave for Ann
Arbor, IN few days to study law.
Charlie johnson, of the LeGder, leaves
for Pit!sb ryh Monday.
Rev. ). Howard SMITH, ID. d., who
is spoken of rs q prominent minister OF
the Reformed Episcopal Church, and
now Rector of Emanuel Church, New
ark, n. j is announced 10 preach in
Wiesel Hall, on sunday, the 23d inst.
Sheriff Wayman, of Marshall county,
was in the city, yesterday.
The following gentlemen of notoriety
were registered ~ the st. James, ycster-
day: Hon. j. w. Gsllsher and Hanson
Criswell, of Moundsville; John Kelly
and w. l.. Hamilton, of Bellaire.
DIR. Cochrsne and lady, of Louisville,
Ky, have rooms ut the Mcclure.
Miss Belle Mendel arrived home YES
terdsy from her European trip.
The Rev. II. +. Clancy and wife, of
the First Baptist Church, having gone to
the country Tor short vacation, the pull
pit will be occupied tomorrow by Rev.
j. A. Jefferson.
MessrS. Hervey n Britt returned from
y successful trip over in Ohio, last night
Mr.. Gus Greyer, of the Columbus, o.,
band, is in town. He has connected
himself with Kramer.
Mr.. John Frawley; OF the billiard firm
of j. NJ. Brunswick, Bake II Co., is in
the city. Mr.. Frawley is II crack billiard.
ist.
Gilllngham, of the Mcclure, Is show
ing his hand. Everything about the es-
enlistment has been remodeled, and IS
now as clean as Il new pin. Gill, AS q
rule, knows how to make it lively.
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The G0H Guards.

The following is n complete list of the
officers and members of the Coil Guards:
Otficers-Hugh Sterling, Captain;
William Otto, First Lieutenant; IL. Z.
Mayer, Second Lieutenant; A. Graham,
Orderly Sergeant; I. C. Young, Second
Sergeant; K. w. King, Third Sergeant;
James Ferguson, Fourth Sergeant; Jos.
Fox, Fifth Sergeant; ID. Parish, First
Corporal; K. Ferguson, Second CorpO-
raj; John Ebert, Third Corporal; j.
Troy, Fourth Corporal; +. Norton,
Filth Corporal; f. w. Raymond, Sixth
Corpora; VIM. Stafford, Seventh Cor.
poral; William Hanes, Eighth Corporal;
n. Cochran, Guide Boy.
Privates--C. 5. Bell, w. Collins, NJ
Clark, f. X. Day, K. Duvall, Jefferson
Fox, VIM. Greer, Peter Graves, Hsmi
ton Grey, VIM. Heller, Charles Heller,
Jos. Kuhn, Chas. Kemble, ii. kearns,
John Lutz, John Looms, K, Miller, j.
Marshall, K. Mckinley, VIM: Plate,
John Peters, Geo. Myers, James Smith,
Fred Shuman, Ralph Spears, VIM.
Ripley, }. Walters.
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CLERICAL ERROR.
An Eighth Ward Minister Badly Mis-.
taken.

Yesterday evening ss street car No.
Is, driven by Billy Palmer, was going
down toward the lower turI-tabie, Rev.
Mr.. Williams, OF the Eighth wsrd, got
aboard Of the car, and as he alleges, put
FIVE cent piece and a one cent piece IN
the money box. The driver examined
the money, which turned out TO be two
cent piece and one cent piece. The
driver informed him of the mistake and
asked for the balance on his fare. The
minister refused stating that he had put
six cents in the box. The drl-
yer demonstrated with him, and
told him of the mistake, but 10 o puT-
pose. He then told the min ster 10 get
of or pay according to the RUE. 1t was
not compiled with and the minister wss
told TO get of, which he did. The
preacher then informed the driver that
he would have him arrested, and went
before Squire Mix to get out the warraLt,
which had not been served at
late hour last evening. Dur
ing the trouble between the driver
and the minister. several gentlemen were
in the car, and one prominent gentleman
from Bellaire got up and examined the
fare in the box and saw the amount was
only three cents. Having heard the
preacher say he would have the driver
arrested and discharged, the gentleman
gave his address to the driver and told
him il any trouble should result to let
hum know of it. From what we could
learn in conversation with the gentleman
from Belaire and other parties, the
driver did nothing wrong and spoke very
gentlemsnIy to the minister. Our N
formant said the preacher WAS to blame
! N the matter.
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NEIGI.BORHOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters.

BELLAIRE.
FRIGHT shipment from the depot is
on the increase.
Mr.. ED. STRAHL has quit working at
the Independent office.
JUDGE West is to address the Repub-
licans here next Tuesday evening.
DR.. THAYER's circus will give two per-
formsnces here to-day afternoon and
night.
The millinery goods OF Mrs. Boyd
formerly OF Martins Ferry, were sold at
constables sale here, yesterday, for debt
Mr.. JOHN SULLIVAN, son of Colonel
Sullivan. returned home LAST Thursday
evening from Baltimore, with his youns
bride.
Mr.. JAMES A. WELLS, who has been
an employe of the b. & o. depot office,
has resigned his position, and gone home
TO spend few days, after which he Will
attend college at Beaver, Ps.
THE Republicans say that the pros
poets of 10. Harris tor auditor Is looming
up more brilliant than ever. Wait boys,
we will show you who rides the auditor 5
horse this fall.
LAST Thursday evening, just after
Mr.. Bishops address had been de-
livered at the Centennial Hotel
general rush wa made to shake hands
with the hero. DR.. A. Grafton lost his
watch by the sdroit skill Of some
pickpocket At the time the rush was
made. Some OF the prominent Demo
Gratis were advising the doctor yesterday
! to avoid a Democratic rush. The watch
and chain was valued at 500.
AN unknown rascal, last Wed nesday
night, poisoned a very valuable dog
rsrtlerl, left in care OF the Atlantic
sal on man on Union street by
u Gentleman from Wooisie!d, Mon
roe county. The owner OF the dog
has refused fifty dolsrs msny times Tor
him. The thief poisoned the dog in or
der to steal one poor lonely chicken that
WAS roosting IN the same shed where the
dog was tied.
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I he shove is IN the shape of hand
bill, and is unsccompanied by the per-
son in search OF her husband, and of
course, in the absence of the individual
he, it savors strongly OF being n put.up
Job. But then the description is so plain
"a pen picture could not be improved
on, and the pslp OF our heart grows
greater and greater in anticipation of
an explanation. Charlie, dear, rise
up and relieve the suspense which now
o'ershadows Is 700 people IN our little
city, and deny the soft impeachment. 1t
It's not true, Charlie, we'll receive you
again TO our heart; but if true, our SYM
patty is all that can be cxteECed, for you
know how it is yourself, Charlie:
{" Heaven hath no rage like love to hatred
turned,
Nor hell Jury like woman scorned."
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THE SAME OLD STORY.
Two Sisters seduced by the BIandi-h-
ments of Man.

At Bulger's waiter girl saloon are two
females whose history is indeed a sad one.
They are sisters, ana are named respec-
lively, Clara and Alice Martin, and are
natives of Altoona, Pa. Their history Is
thus told by themselves, and of course ID
the absence of more reliable authority,
cannot but be believed Some weeks
ago two respectable" rascsls turned up IN
Altoops, ind by representing themselves
rs gentlemen, won the affections OF the
males aforesaid. The girls became
@ .amored, listened to the soft no. sense
OF the villaits who Represented them
selves rs seiohs of noble race, and at
last Welded to5their wishes. They for
sock all, home and frierds, fed with
their pretended lovers, and arrived in
this city some days ago. Once here,
strangers in a foreign place, OF course
they, woman-lke, trusted 10 those 10
whose Establishments they had listened,
one Will Lewis and Alphonsus Costello
by name, and registered at the
- House as man and wife
Re'e they stopped Tor a day or two,
tn rasc l. having accomplished Their
hellish designs. But few morning
since, however, on awakening, the girls
found that those who had promised 10
love and cherish them had flown, and
that they themselves were minus about
$50 in cash which they had on their per
sons, having been robbed by their quon-
dam lovers of all their earthly posses
sions. Tears followed. but awaited moth
lny, and rs last resort they COM
menced work in the Tivoli gar
den rs ''beer jerkers." For day
or two they renamed st this place, and
after ards accepted situations Mt the
Spring Farden, where they now are, en-
deavoring to procure sufficient funds to
return home. This is indeed sad com
mentary on the regard that mankind has
for womsnkird, and should serve MS Il
warning for thoughtles' girls TO beware
of hlm they knoweth not. The two men
are said to be sporting" men, and
if now in this vicinity, should
reap the rich harvest they SO
richly merit.
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SMALL, TALK.
Condensed Notes Of Current GOSSIP
In and About Town.

SQUlRkELs'
LETTER LIST to-day. ~
No marriage licenses issued yesterday
PAY DAY at the Riverside mill to-day
ONLY SlS5 63 is returned on the city
delinquent school tax list.
A NUMBER of cartridges will be "let
90" at the shooting match to-day.
The choir of the st. Johns chur ch
will picnic on the Island to day.
The Harmonic Singing Society will
reorganize on Monday, at Melodeon hall.
| Two deeds OF trust were admitted to
record, yesterday, in the County ClerN 5
office.
Wilson s. DUNLEvY's boat yard has
been sold to- Mr. w. A. Wilson, Tor
$4,000.
KRAMER has secured new player
from Columbus, to play bass IN his or
chestra.
THE East Wheeling boys gave dance
at Carothers' hall, on Eighteenth street,
last night.
THE steamer Abner O'Neal is prepar-
ing for the Wheeling and Pittsburgh
trade, and is having "texss" put on top
of her.
THERE ia to be a call meeting OF Nlr-
pinia Lodge No 2, Amslgsmated Iron
Workers, at Handlan Hall this after
noon.
THREE additional clerks have been I'D :.
ded To the Auditors force At the capital.
All are kept busy until late hour ut
night.
A SMALL child, name unknown, had
its foot severely injured, yesterday, by
being run over bya wagon, IN East
Wheeling.
THE Market Boy has been chartered
To take Thayer's circus down the river,
from Bellsire That popular pilot, w.
Il. Dever, will take the wheel. ~ ...
A DOC run down Chspline street on the
South Side, last evening, celebrating q
tin wedding on his tail. The way that
dog did celebrate WAS amusing to the
average street Arab.
The sale OF the Nat Arthur property
takes place at the front door OF the Court
House this morning at 10 o'clock. This
is fine property and will be sold cheap.
See advertisement for description.
G. HESS II Son have just received n
new and handsome lot of fall and winter
wear for men and boys. They also have
u full supply of fine furnishing goods
Shirts made To order on short notice.
FoR one to see Hubbard, Day and the
editor of the GAINESVILLE Enterprise in II
game of draw" and read the item In
the Ereniag MOnOt0ny stating that HOyte
lives IN Baraesville, is truly amusing.
PERSONS from Pittsburgh have recent
ly been pslming oh on the people OF
towns in Eastern Ohio the secret WORK OF
All old order, now nearly deiunct, rs the
work of the Universal Brotherhood
PITTS. Dispatch.
The attention of the Street Commits
siOner is called to the condition OF the
sewer At the mouth of the alley back OF
Voglers tannery on Twenty-second
street. Yesterday Mrs. Holland had to
go out of her house ard clean out the
mouth Of the sewer. The stencil that
arises thereirom is enough TO cause all
kinds OF malarial diseases.
"MRs. JONES, how does it come your
children are not afflicted with cou chs,
colds and groups as mine are," inquired
Mrs White the other day. "Oh,' re-
piled Mrs. Jones, 1.-THE reason is simple
one. At the first indication of r cold [
administer dose or two of McLsin 5
Pectoral Syrup, that all children are par
tial to, and Immediately every symptom
oi bronchial atiiction disappears"
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ALLEGHENY COLLEGE
ME4DSIA.LE. pa

The College year Wiz open Sept .sr.
The Preparatory Sch"o' ". up..
day.
Boarding on cooperative u..,n. r...
s. ~ To $500, including u. r,r, "a
BOARDING cheaper Board u mm....,....
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The Lindsey Literary Society

This society met yesterday afternoon,
for the secord time, after vacation OF
two months or more. The literary ex-
ercises were unusually good. The essay
written by Robert Mcclure was the finest
piece of composition that was delivered
The meeting was especially interesting
because of the election that took place
The following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing two months: Presi-
dent, John X Grer; Nlce-Presi lent,
John X. List; Secretary, Ed. w. S. Tin
Gle; Critic, Daniel l.. Heiskell
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THERMOMETERS.
DAYS
hghea.i Lo'cc&t.
Hiyer News.

The marks " the landing last evening
showed lecI inches
The Science departed for ParAershurg
yesterday.
The Market Boy left yesterday for
MatamOras.
lBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, September II River
ii inches AMI about ,tatIoaary. Weather
fair.
CAIRO, Sept. 1i.-No. arrivals or de.
psrtures. River = feet 4 inches and fall
ing. Weather clear; mercury IS.
CINCINNATI, September l4.-River 4
feet 9 inches and stationary. Departed
Nail City and barges, Pittsburgh. Wealth
or clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, September l3-Rver
falling with feet , inches IN the canal.
Weather warm and clear. Departed
John G FIctche Cairo.
EVANSVILLE, September IA Weather
clear and hot; mercury So to 81 degrees;
barometer 294 and failing. River rising
with 3 ITO feet on the guage, Up
Yazoo, ksuawhs Ne. ard tow, Miller,
Anderson, Woodruff, John Bransiord
Down George w. Cook. Business very
dull.
ST LOUIS, September l4.-Arrived--
Bayless and Little Eagle, Quincy City
of Vicksburg, NickSburg; Centennial,
New Orleans; War Esgle, keokuk. De-
psrted-Wsr Eagle, Keokuk; Belle OF
Memphis, Memphis. River fallen 2 IN
chcs with only 5! leet Of water to CAIRO:
Weather cloudy and excessively warm.
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The Fatal Oil Can.

Yesterday afternoon MIR. and Mrs
Unhaus, residing near MASS brewery
at the head of Market street, left home
to visit neighbors, leaving behind Their
two children, girl and boy, aged re-
spectiveiy about four and ten years.
During their absence the little girl got
hold Of the oil can, and commenced
pouring oil on the fire, when the can ex-
ploded, burning the child irighttuliy
about the body and limbs, so that her lite
is despsired of. The boy was also
severely burned, but is not considered
dangerous
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A Good Showing.

MIR. Geo. q Black this year has been
doing good work in the way o, collect
ing school taxes, and Is deserving of some
credit, showing the smallest delinquent
list ever returned. His books show
only Sl3563 delinquent, Of which amount
$685. is for the school fund and S3S IS
for the building fund.
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Advertisements

The chances are against your getting
prize ot 100000, or $4,000, or S25,-
600 in the next drawing of the Louisiana
State Lottery Company, but some one
will, and there Is strong possibility that
you may win. The best way to test the
question satisfactorily Is TO wife TO NJ.
a. Dauphin, F. o. Box G92, New Or.
leans; La, for tickets OF inlormatIou
The management Of the company is at
tested by the Leading bankers and bust
nest men OF New Orleans TO be of high
oned, responsible character.
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.CarxCK,s pUlMoNIU SYRUP.

For the Cure OF Consumption, Coughs ana
Colds. The great virtue OF this meulclhe
is that IL rlpens the matter and throwsit
out OF the system, purities the BLOOD anu
thus objects cure.
sCHENCK's SEA WEED TONIC, FOR THE CURE
OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &C
The Tonic peoduces healthy action OF
the stomach, creating an appetite, FORMING
chyle, and ring the most OBSTINATE cases
Of Indigestion.
sCHENCKb MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THEcUhh
oFLIvER COMPLAINT, &C. e.
These p..lsare Alternative, and produce a
healthy action of the liver wlthout tnS
least danger, as they are free from caiomei
and yet more ethcacious In restoring ="
healthy action OF the liver. g.,
These remedies are certain cure ,on
Consum ptioa as the Pulmonic syrup
ripens Tie matter and purities the blood
The Mandrake Pills ACT upon the uSsI'
create "A healthy bile, and remove All dis'
eases OF the liver, often cause Oh cou-
sumption. The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone
and strength TO the stomach, makes u
GOOD aigestion,' and enables the organs W
form good blood; and thus creates U
healthy circulation of healthy blood. Inc
combined action OF these medicines Us
thus explained, Will cure every case Oh
Consumption, If taken in time, ana the
use OF the medicine persevered IN. -
IlDr. Schenck is professionally at his prlh'
cipal office, corner Sixth and Arch streets
philadelphia, every Monday, where all
letters for dvice must be addressed.
Schenck S medicines Tor sale by All Drug
giSts. -
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ssOttO.''

At the Walnut Street Theatre, last
evening, Mr.. George S. Knight aud the
well-known Worroll Sisters Were greeted
by house which, for the present eXces-
svely warm weather, was decidedly flat
teringJ i"OLto; or, A Game Of Chance,
WAS the attraction, drama by Fred
Msrsden. DIR knight assumed the Ger
man character OF Otto and together with
his fine acting, singing, clog dancing and
recitatlons, managed to keep the audi
ence in good spirits, Notwithstanding the
heat. The stars of the evening, the Wor.
rell Sisters, were ut all times well re.
ceived, and gained other proofs of their
hold on Philadelphans by the applause
that WAS showered upon them. The play
is light, funny, and at all times amusing,
and Just such IN attraction Ms will tend 10
please. - PhiLddeiDhia Press, dug. u. The
above will be produced nj the Opera
House Monday evening.
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sale of Land.

Messrs. Hervey * Britt, yesterday,
sold the following:
A farm OF POS acres, near GAINESVILLE,
O., belonging to f. H. Brown, tor $4,000.
Mr.. Bernard Sanford was the purchaser,
A farm of 63 acres near Burton, o.,
belonging to NJ. Talbot, for Sc, 700. Mr..
John Grouse was the purchaser.
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The Last Of Him.

Mike Ribett, who was shot near Lime
stone day or two since, by Thomas
Mccormick, is reported MS having died
yesterday. Mccormick has not yet been
arrested, but is following his usual voca-
ton at his office, on Market street.
Further inquiry into the matter, de-
velops the fact that public sympathy is
with Mccormick.