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The Hawaiian Hotel.

In accordance with previous notice given, the
lease of the Hotel for five years from the LIST inst.
was put up at public auction at Aliiolani House
at noon on Thursday last, and resulted in Mr.. A.
Herbert, the late lessee, becoming the purchaser. for
the sum of $2,S5O per annum, exclusive of the
price of retail wine and spirit and billiard licenses.
The terms of sale. as propounded by the chief clerk
of the Interior Department, who acted as auctioneer
on behalf of the Minister, were as follows the
purchaser to take with the lease of the premises the
furniture and fixtures of the late lessee, (Mr. Her
bert) at the appraised valuation of 5000, and
to pay therefor in ninety days, and also the furni-
ture, etc. belonging to government, on which easy
terms of payment would be allowed. These terms
were objected to by the single bidder against Mr..
Herbert. who offered SO. 500 if the terms could be
modified. which the Minister declined to do.
Since the sale, We have heard much comment on
the street, very generally strongly ccndemnatory
OF the course pursued by the Minister Cor we may
more properly say the Cabinet) in this matter, and
we have been at some pains to ascertain the views
which have prevailed in Ministerial circles. We
learn that the lessee (Mr. Herbert) claimed that
the government, in re-arranging the letting of the
Hotel, was e~quitably bound to have regard TO his
interests therein. That his original contract was
not a simple lease, but a species of partnership
oy which ne furnished one-half the house and stock
In trade-Was to run the place for five years at
his own risk, and to build up and develope and
make remuneratiye, if possible, the Hotel business.
That he was entitled to expect either a continuance
OF his contract or an amicable adjustment of the
mutual interests concerned, whereby he need NOT
be subjected to unnecessary loss. That in develop-
ing the business he had acquired an equitable right
in whatever thatbusinees might prove to be worth
to others. That he had not put his property in
the concern at the start with any understanding
that he was liable to be sold out Internationally
at the end Of five years by his partner. That in
view OF his struggles and risk in carrying on the
place in its earlyyears, and from its non-fnancial sue
cess-so that he was poorer for embarking in it at
from other general considerations, he felt
himself entitled to an equal. if not better chance
than others in the disposition of a lease. That
therefore, if government insisted on putting ND the
house at auction, he claimed that his share of the
partnership property should be appraised, and made
part of the sale.
These, we understand, are in brief the consider
atoms which have Influenced the government in
its recent action in the matter of the lease Of the
Hotel.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
Improved Order of Red Men.

ye<WO SECONDHAND BILLAA KID TAbLho'
aFP'S d w JAS. H. lies, Fort Street.
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In ANOTHER column will be found an interest
ing, as well as amusing letter from a CORES
pendent at Makawao. East Maui, which conveys
to us the news that the experiment has been
successfully made to introduce the electric tele-
graph into Hawaii nei. Already, five miles of
wire are in working order; the first message
despatched by the wire was very apropos: God
save the King" So far, this is a private under
taking, the wire having been put up by Mr.. c..
II. Dickey, to enable him to communicate in
simultaneously from his dwelling-house at Haiku,
with his place of business at Makawao over the
above mentioned distance. Too much praise can
not be bestowed on that enterprising gentleman,
and his assistant, whose names deserve to be
handed Town as the real pioneers of electric tele-
graph in Hawaii mel.
We are struck by the importance of this in
cident; an example has thus been set by a private
individual to the government, which our intelli-
gent Ministry should decide to follow up without
unnecessary loss of time, as the letter of our
correspondent suggests. 1t is needless to ex-
patiate on the numberless advantages of tele-
graphic communication between the capital of a
country and its outlying divisions and remote
centres of population. The insular condition of
buc tCIIAtOAiC6 COmPOcAbk VILE hluRuOm mas
placed the natural barrier of the ocean between
one division and another of its superficial extent.
Modern science has discovered fortunately a
means of instantaneously overcoming this natu-
raj isolation, and the submarine cable enables
man to communicate with lands which the sea
separates by its pillows. The channels between
the several islands of the Hawaiian group are
not very Wide.-the broadcast, that between Oahu
and Kauai being no more than eighty miles:
while the channel between Kauai and Niihau is
only thirteen miles wide. Then, between Oahu
and Molokai, the channel is twenty-five miles
between Aolokai and Maui, the width of the
channel is ten miles between Maui and Lanai,
the narrowest breadth of the channel is only
nine miles and between Maui and HaVfi, the
width of the channel is thirty miles. So that,
to establish electro-telegraphic communication
between Oahu and the islands of the windward
group, only ~sixty-6Ve miles of electric cable is
required in three divisions, of twenty-five, ten
and thirty miles length respectively to which
add nine miles more Of cable to take in Lanai,
and thus the submarine communication between
the capital and the windward group, would re-
Quire about seventy-four miles of cable, or per-
haps a few miles more, owing to the possible
difficulties of laying a cable between the nearest
points of each of the respective islands. Again,
the communication between Oahu and the lee
ward group, would necessitate no more than
ninety-three miles of submarine cable, taking in
Niihau. So that no more than one hundred and
miles or thereabouts, of cable is re-
4uired to establish submarine Geographic COM
munication between the island whereon stands
the Hawaiian metropolis with the residence of
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30 N
FRIDAY, AUGUST 81. 1877


we have but a single arrival from abroad TO note since QUIZ
,,sr-tbe Am blk n w Amy from San francisco on the 25ih'
The departures have been-27ih. II b Ms s Aibatross- for VIC
toria, b C., and schr Giovanni Apiani, for fannins's ana
Washington Islands, for a load Of cocOanut oil Tor DIR Chas
Long; 2sIh. Mo itor, FOR humboldt
The barkentine w II Deitz, by C Brewer & Co, sails to-
norro for San Francisco with part cargo of ISLAND produce.
The bark n " Amy. by Castle & Cooke is up for San
Francisco to have dispatch
The P N Co steamer City of Sydney Is due from the South
on the 11ih.
The English ship Madura, en- route for the guano islands,
with sheep for the Kahuku Ranch, is now supposed TO be four,
teen days out from San Francisco, and due any moment, with
dates TO the 18th Of August
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INcEND1ARY AIrEMPT.-About 4 O'Clock this morn
ing, Capt. Harrison, the stevedore, going down to-
wards the steamship wharf, discovered a fire burn
ng quite briskly among some rubbish just mauka Of
the wharf gate. 1t had made such progress when
discovered that the bottom edge of the dock fence
was burned. Had there boen q breeze last night
like the night previous. the wharf and shed would
have gone. There needs q better watch about the
docks.
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CosUNDRUMs.-What baked the Russians, on
their march to Stambool why, the 6alkin (Bal-
kan) Passes What did the Russians find to their
cost to be of the cream of the Turkish army in
Armenia The Kurds What are Hippodrome
donkeys? Cirque-sses
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PORT OF HONOLULU. n. I.
ARRIVALS.

Aug. 25-Am Blk Helen w Almy, Widdonson, 1e days from
San Francisco.
2s-schr Nettie Merrill, Crane. from Lahaina, Maui.
26-Schr Ka Moi. Wilbur. from Kahului, Maui.
27-Schr Fairy Queen, Peni, from Hanalei, Kauai
27-Schr Annie, KAIua, from Wsilus, Kauai
27-schr Manuokawai. Pake, from Nawiliwil, Kauai.
27-Schr Kekauluohi, Malaihi, from Hanalei, Kauai.
2s-Schr Mile Morris, Kealohanui, from Molokai.
2o-Schr Pueokahi, Clarke. from Maliko, Maui.
2o-Schr Warwick, John Bull, from Lanai.
30-schr Pauahi, Hopu, from Hio, Hawaii
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fEsHE RUGCLAR OF ~ IA ~aaaaae,
be held on Friday Evening, at u O'Clock. visiting premier
will meet a cordial reception. Place of meeting, in the Hal
of the Knights Of Pythias, Hotel street.
sepI I'm Per Order, JAS. z. NOoLh, v. =.
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MEMORANDA.

REPORT OF AN Blk HELEN w ALMY, WIDDoNsos, MAS
rER-Len San Francisco August 9th. Had light w and NV
wind to lat 2ee 90. long l34o 20 ", then light NE wind the
rema inder of the passage. Made the Island of Maui on the
morning Of the 18th, and anchored of Honolulu the same
evening
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MARRIED.

Halawa, Mookai, Aug 18th,
by the Reverend Father Damien, HUGH McCoRRIsToN to Mrs
NJ L Foster. " Davenport papers please copy.
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DEPARTURES.

Ana. 27-stmr Likeuke, Marchant, for Maui & Hawaii.
27-H 3 Ms sloop Albatross, Com E Rice: for Victoria
2T-Haw schr Giovanni Apiani, Weeks, for Fannings
and Washington Islands.
2S-Am bktne Monitor, Emeson, for Humboldt.
28-schr Ka Mol, Reynolds, for Kahului, Maui.
23-Schr Manuokawai, Pake, for Nawiliwili, Kauai.
2o-Schr Mile Morris, K~ealohanui, for Mookai.
2o-schr Nettie Merrill, Crane, for Lahaina, Maui.
26-schr Annie, Kalua, for Kona 81 Kau, Hawaii.
2o-Schr Fairy Queen. Peni, for Rohala, Hawaii.
3I-schr Warwick, John Bull, for Kalaupapa, holokai.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
MERCHANTMEN

MERCHANTMEN.
Am schr @ N Ward.
Haw blk Courier. Ahlborn, loading.
Am bk Harriet n Carleton, Hardness, discharging.
Brit sh Abeona, Grosart, discharging.
Am bktne Vim n Deitz, Endicott, discharging.
Tahitian schr Aiata, Chapman.
Am bk Helen W Amy, Widdonson, discharging.
wHALER.
Am VII bk Hunter, Holt
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IMPORTS.

FROM SAN FRAKcIsco-Per Helen W Amy, Aug 25:-s0
mats rice, 53l bndIs pickets, 1000 It lumber, 5000 posts, q
cords hrewood, and 14l6 pkgs general mdse.
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NOTICE.

H. G CABINET MAKER,
Etc. has removed to Alakea Street, below Hotel Street.
au25 st
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MeAIern Union.


NEW YORK, August 2.-COtGon-Easy a
II 3.32al2 Lido. t'Iour-LoWer aud mod
crate demand; No. 2, IS OOa4 80, superfnt
western and State IS O0a5 05, common Il
good IS 75a6 10, good to choice So 9Oa6 So
white wheat SO 4Oa8 60, extra Ohio s. S0l
: 90, st. LCuis$5 SOa0 70, Minnesota paten
process S. 00a0 10. Wheat--IIeavy; win
ter red western new 81 4Sa1 531S, new ain.
Der western$l 53 IISa1 60. Rye-Scarcely "
firm; western 60c. Barley-.NominAl. Mali
Quiet and unchanged. Corn-Firm ant
closing barely steady;western mixed warm
5iIa57c, ungraded 50a8lc, steamer mixed
591Ga60xc. OatE-Declined la2c; western
mixed and State 27a5?c, white S7aGOc
Hay-Shipping G0a75C. HOps-Dull year,
lings 4aSc, COfEeC-Quiet and steady; RiO
CRrgOGS at l6Aa2OAc, jobbing l6Na9l 9tc
Sugar-Dull and unchanged; fair to good
refining DC, prime 9Nc, refined steady
standard A 1OSc, graduated 11NallAc
powered llLallAc, crushed l11IallSsc
MolasScs-Dull; New Orleans 4Oa55c, Porte
Rico 40a53c. Rice-Qniet and steady.
Whisky-Dull; 81 IS bid, 81 IA asked.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 2.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-In fair demand but
at lower rates; No. . Chicago spring 81 &c
cash, 81 1O1Ia1 1919 August, 81 0iIIa1 'Oiss
September, No. 8, Doc. Connective
and lower; No. 9, 47IGc cash, 47c August
i8AC September. 0ats-Inactive mud
lower; No. 2, 27a27Ic cash, 27c August
95c September. Rye-Firmer; No. al
561Gc cash, 5lI1o August. Enthusiastically
No. . spring 81 II. Pork-Moderately nc.
tive and higher at $i3 80 cash and August,
Sl3 GOALS 63I5 September, $I3 7Oal3 q
October. Lard-NOderateiy active and
n shade higher; S. SIX cash and August,
80 02h September. Bulk Meats-Sh0nld.
ers quiet; short rib nc, short clear 7,,c.
Whisky-Firm at 81 0s.
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Cincinnati.

CIECINNATI, August 2.-COtton-Unsct
tied, but generally lower ut ike. Flour
Dull and dropping Wheat-Dull; rec
81 coal %. Corn-Firmer ut 47a49c. OAu
-Firmer; new 2Sa35c, old S5a4Ic. Rye
Dull Mt 5SaG0c. Barley-Dull and nomi
nal. Pork-Quiet and steady, jobbing n
$l4 90. Lard-Quiet, but firm; steam nom
inal at DC, kettle l0al0Hc, current max,
IS 75NS so. Bulk Meats-Quict and firm
6Ma7Hc, clear 7ISa75sc. Bacon--Dull u
Ga7AaSas9saSSSt. Butter-Dulf- Western
Reserve l5al7c, Central Ohio l3al5c. Lin
seed Oil-6Oc. Whisky-Ste0dy at 81 OB
HoGs-Fairly active and shade higher
common 81 50a4 80, light So lOa5 20, park
ing So 00a5 20, butchers S. 25a5 80.
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PHILADELPHIA, August2.--Flour-.Qu
superdne SO 90, extras 81 20, NIinneSota
family 81 75NS 80, State $S25a9 90,
high grades 50 90. Wheat-Old nom
inal, No. red and amber 81 55al 60.
Rye - Firm at 7Oa75c. Corn-Quiet;
yellow &c, mixed G2a63c. Oats
Quiet; white western 4OaiSc, mixed SOa
4lc. Pork-$l5 0Oa1525. Butter-Stealy:
Creamery extras 24a25c, New York and
Bradford county extras 22a23c, western goa
&c. Cheese-Nominal: western firm, fancy
10al0Hc, Eggs-Dull; western i2al3c
State lSallc. PGtroleum-Quiet; refined
lShalSHc, crude l0c. Whisky-DulI; west.
Cru ut 81 Is.
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STATE B0EDs-Quiet,
STocHS-Thc feature OF the street to-day
was the personal encounter between Jay
Gould and 4. Selever. The stock market
was unsettled again in the morning, with
frequent changes in the temper ofspeculR.
ton. AT the opening prices were frac.
ton lower, but a rise OF q to Il per cent
soon followed. At the frat call weaker
feeling set in and there was decline OF 4
to ~ per cent but after noon partial re.
covery was effected in the general list,
while Western Union advanced so per
cent from tho lowest point Later there
was reaction, but in the afternoon the
market was strong and higher, closing at an
advance OF 31Sa4N per ct, on the lowest point
Of the day. The greatest rise was in West.
ern Union, the upward movement being
aided by heavy purchases to cover short
contracts. The rise in Western Union and
decline In Pacific d Atlantic were at
tributed, according to the ErpreSs, to the
Engagement between Gould and Keene.
Among the trunk lineS Lake Shore was
notieeAbly strong on the announcement
from Toledo that freight trains were NOV.
ing under guard Of the police aud military.
Coal stocks were CONSPICUOUS In dealings,
ana were oil higher on more favorable
reports from the coal regions. The highest
prices OF the day were generally current
inc close. Western Union rose
10 I4S: Atlantic & Pacific fell of to lssS.
LIKE shore rose 70 SOY, New York Central
70 SJSSl Northwestern common 70 22J6,
preferred 70 6S5S, Rock Island to ok, st,
Panl to 26A, preferred 10 Gils, Union
Pacific 70 eS, Micigan Central 10 A, Iii.
nois Central to 6l& Delaware. aelawan.
ma b Westarr 70 70 x, Delaware q Hudson
to AN and Morris q Essex to 70.
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no THE VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY
ELECTION.

. Pared by the POard Of Commissioners, July
An election will DO held on 1UEsDAY, Augud
persons qualified 10 vote In aid county ioT mem.
beis Of tho legislature Of the State az Wpat Viz
Ginia, upon tho following questions;
lAt. The permanent location d the Capilal Of the
State,
"a, Whether they will authorize an aIdi,lona
subscription 10 30 made In the name ana On beir il
Of the sSid county Of Ohio to the eupii1i toeE n
ho p ttttbVTpA, PhseliRy & EsafVeIV RdLLoad C11S.
paRy In sum not exceeding atty lhouSGnd dollar,
$50 0OOl for the purpose Of purchasing tho mort.
gage bonds Of Sald railroad compny, Or Sphsoh,.
Ing and paying rs capital stock o. odd cod Gny 10
be exchanged Tor aid bonds, thereby aiding SaEi
railroad 10 It's completion.
Polls shall 30 opened on the 9Th day Of AuDnt.
1877, commencing at o'clock A. y. aud Cl0AIng Al
6x r. ", at tho following places Id Sad e0uu Me
10 Liberty DiAtTiet At Mrs BcAgls'S Valley tiroye
al VIM. Twins, in West Liberty, and school house
in Richlaud District at RlchlEnd school house
and Gleun's Run school house.
In TTiadelphil District at Henry ImerJ, Tria-
delphia; at Wesley Roblnson'I and tchoOl h0uSId
LcGthefEoOd, near toll houie.
In Richie DtAtTict at the storao Of h, D, ASmua
In Webster District at United Engine Itotisk.
In Centre District At the GuaTd Hos HouSe,
In Union District at the Atlantic EginalIouSc
In Clay DistrletRt the Court House.
In Madison District at the Market House.
In Warrington District at the NIgllaat Engin,
H0uSc.
1eAie, CHAS. Il. DEIrERS
Clerk Board Of Commissioners Ohio County
couaty COnmisAlOnVrs' Oeiee, July 5, 1871.
iy6-eod
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i Remedial Agent OF Uncommon
Power

tits n fact which became patent years
ago to the people Of the United States, that
Hostetter's Stomach Bltters Is remedial
agent OF uncommon power. AS conse.
Iuence OF this recognition, its sales have
increased immensely at home and abroad,
aud it has risen 10 q foremost rank among
the proprietary medicines Of the day.
Chemical analysts, alter submitting it to
the closest scrutny,pronounce It absolutely
pure, and skiltul and conscientious medi.
col practitioners recommend It's use. A wide
range of disorders falls within the scope Of
its curative operation. Among them may
be enumerated dyspepsia, liver complaint,
constipation, nervous ailments, urinary and
uterine affections, rheumatism and govt. 1t
is II supremacy eficacious tonic, hastens
convalescence, cheers the mind, imparts
appetite, and promotes sound sleep.
eod&w
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The transactions were $4,000 shares, Of
which 1900 were New York Central, go
Erie, 26,6OO Lake Shore, 1900 Northwet.
ern, 5000 Rock Island, 5000 st Paul, 2,5C0
Delaware 4 Hudson Cana, "a, 900 Delaware,
LackaWRnna q Western, 4400 Michigan
Central, 5000 Morris 4 Essex, and 1890
WaataPn I1ninn
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Symptoms Of q Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the
L edge ofthe ribs, increasesonprcs-
!urc; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able 10 lie
Oil the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-bladc, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, ard is sometimes mis-.
taken for a lhcumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
cprctitc and sickness; the bowels in
general arc costivc, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with q dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
Thereisgencraily aconsideableloss
ofmemorNa accompanied withapain-
ful sensation of having left undonc
somcthingwhich ought to have been
done. Aslight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet arc cold
or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that excrciscwould be bcne-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitudc enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem
cdy. Several Of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER 10
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES or AcUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, arc productive
ofthe most happyresults. Nobetter
cathartic can be used, preparatory
to, or after taking Quininc. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this disease TO give them A
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
us a simple purgativc, they arc un-
cqualcd.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS,
The genuine Dr.. c. MeLANE's
LIVER Pills ere never sugar coated.
Every box has a rcd wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DE-.
McLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER
Pills bear the signatures OF C.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers. ..
S5- Insist on your druggist or
storekeepet giving you the genuine
DR.. C. Me:.ANE's Liver PlLls, pre-.
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give pR. c. McLASK's
LAVA Puts tfial, VIC will mail pos, paid to any
pan Of the United States, one box Of Pills for
FLEMING nEos,, Pittsburgh, Pa,
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FINANCIAL. AND CONNER oIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
Now York Money an d STOCKS.

NRw YoRK, August 9.-MoSEY- Closed
easy at lSa2 per cent on call. Prime mer-
camille paper unchanged. Custom receipts,
$G06,O0O. The Assistant Treasurer dis.
hursed $S9l,0OO. ClCarings, Sl4,O00,OOO.
Sterling actual business, 4.SlH, 60 days;
1851, sight,
GoLD--Steady throughout the day at
1855 Borrowing rates fat and ., / 4 and
l per cent.
SILVER London 54Hd. Here, sill.
yer bars are 81 23H grcCnbacks, 81 TX
gold. Silver coin Ma% per cent discount.
QovRNMRNTs-Stead
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NO SMOKE, NO SCOT, NO DIRT,

Its Highland portable and easily moved by ono
or ont Of doors. JUST THE THING FOR SUM.
MIR USE. VIII Bake better than any Coal or
Wood Stove, ~ the heat Is uniform and easily reg.
ulAtsd. Win Roast all kinds Of Meats, Fowls, az,
In short this Stove will do all kinds q work Thai
shorter time, Is the Stove can 10 LIGHTED Nd ready
for use In two minutes. The OTen can h hsaroi
ready for Baking q Eve minutes Largo numlSrI
are now In use In diasrent parts Of de county.
giving entire sltihGciicn: ThestoTe can b Seen al
]. Q. PAYHES, Agent,
my2S iti4 Market 81, Wheeling
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THE MOST POPULAR PIIL |

ever furnished tho American people. The high.
est medical authorities Conccdc their superiority
over all others, because they possess alternative,
tonic, and healing properties contained In no
other medicine. being strongly Anti.Bllious,
they expel all humors, correct q Vitiatcd stnte Of
the system, and, being purely vegetable, they
do not, like other pills, leave the stomach and
bowels In worse condition than they found
them, but, on the contrary, impart healthy
tone and Vigor before unknown.
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NEw YORK, August g. Business is mod.
crate with package houses, and agents
have made .611c the price for Richmond
prints. Wooden goods quiet. Hosiery in
good demand.
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TERMs OF SUBSCRIPTION,
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