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Last Nights Concert.

The concert given by the Hessian band
at the Opera house, last night, was per-
feet success. the different selections being
admirably rendered. Never before. per
haps, has SUCH music from brass pieces
been given 10 the people o. Wheeling.
Each member OF this most wonderful
combination is an artist. The overture
of the Poet and Peasant and the
"Humorous Selections by conductor
Schaub could not have been excelied by
even Thomas or GlImores famous or
chestrles The Little Drummer Boy
is perfect prodigy, MS "CostlIlon,' an
invitation song. by Wschtel, brought
down the house. The "kukuk Polka
is the best composition II me parody
line we have ever heard, and made biz
hit. Mr.. Peter W. SchsuO IS one OF the
fines. cornet soloists in the country, and
was loudly applauded in the Mail
Carrier Last, but not least, was the
singing Of Nine. Marie Sslvotti, who Is
truly prims donna; and will rank
among the highest in her profession.
The Concert Waltz by Arditi, Was
followed by Beware" and the ballad
waiting" by II Love my Love- the
lady being rapturOusly encored At the
conclusion of each effort. This evening
will be the last concer. OF the Hessisn
band, and last appearance OF Nine Sal
votti, and we hope to see the house
crowded.
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sc,,rxcU,s pULMONIC SYRUP,

For the Cure of Consumption, Coughs ana
Colds. The great virtue of this medicine
is that it rlpens the matter and throws ~
out OF the system, purities the blood, ana
thus objects a cure.
sCEENcK's SEA WEED TONIC, FOR TIE CURE
OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &C.
The Tonic peoduces healthy action OF
the stomach, creating an appetite, lorihlns
chyle, and CT ring the NEST obstinate cases
of Indigestion.
sCHENCK' S MANDRAKE PILLS FOX THE u NE
OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &C.
These pills are Alternative, and produce
heslthy action of the liver Wlthout In1
least danger, as they are free from caiolhei
and yet more efhcaclous IN tes'oiHs 9
healthy action of the liver. =
these remedies are certain cure LOT
Consumption as the Pulmonic syrup
ripens the matter and purihes me Dioou'
The Mandrake Pills act upon the nSer'
create a healthy bile, and remove Az dis-
eases of the liver, often cause OF ION
sumption. 1he Sea Weed Tonic gives tone
and strength TO the stomach, makes
good digestion, and enables the organs 10
form good blood; and thus creates a
healthy circulation of healthy oloou. Inc
combined action OF THESE medicines, as
thus explained, will cure every case vi
Consumption, If taken In time, anu INC
use of the medicine persevered In.
DR.. Schenck is professionally at ms prlh'
cinai office. corner sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all
Letters for advice must be addressed.
Schenck 5 medicines for sale by al Drug
giStS,
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OPERA HOISE.-This evening,
Farewell concert of the Hesstan NIL
itnry Rand and NINE. Marie SRlyOtti.
River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed 3 feet inch.
The Hornbrook and barges departed
Yesterday tor Parkers burg
The Tempest and Phaeton made their
usual trips yesterday.
The Market Boy leaves for Mata-
moras at 1870 A. NJ. to-day.
The Science is :c-day's regular Par
kersburg packet.
Tn. Fanchon was billed TO leave Gin
cinnati for Wheeling, yesterday, IN place
of the Hudson.
The Salt Valley mas entered the Gin
cInnati and Pomeroy trade.
The new Emma Graham will enter the
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati trade just as
soon rs there is water.
On Saturday, at Portsmouth, Ohio,
Capt. Msddy sold the j. M. Kerr to
Capt Stricklett, of the Carrie, receiving
the Carrie and 81 $50 in return. The
Carrie started up IN the Huntington
trade. the Kerr down in the Manchester
trade.
LOUISVILLE, September ll-Rlver
rising with feet 3 inches in the canal.
Weather rainy.
CAIRO, September ll.-Arrived-key-
stone, OHIO river; Dora Cobler, Evans
vile. River 7 feet inches and rising.
Weather clear; mercury Is deg.
CINcISNArI, September ll.-River 5
feet inches and falling, Weather cloudy
and showery. Arrived }. G. Fletcher,
Louisville; Maumelle, Memphis. De-
psrted-Fanchon, Wheeling.
EVANSVILLE. September lI.--Westher
cloudy and driZzled rain all afternoon
and most all day; clearing tonight; mer-
curry g. to 20 deg. River At stand.
Up SilverthoInc, f. B. Stahlman.
Down-Cotton Valley, and Anderson.
Business far.
ST. Louis, September H. Arrived
Golden Eagle; Keokuk; st. GenevIeve,
Memphis; Meyer, Peoria; Mitchell, KeO-
kuk. Departod-Golden Eagle, keokuk;
Grand Tower, VicKsburg; Meyer, Peo-
ris; Mitchell, st. Paul; Tolle, New Or
leans. River falling slowly. Weather
pleasant.
MEMPHIS, September 11.-Weather
clear. River feel inches. Arrived
Centennial, IndisnOls; Maude, st. Louis;
City OF Vicksburg, Vicksburg; Hattie
Rowland, Arkansas river; Hard Cash,
White river. Depsrted-Centenniai,
New Orleans. John B. Meme, Nicks5urg;
City Of VIcksburg, St Louis; Hattie
Rowland, Arkansas river; Indiana New
Orleans.
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The Chc,pest Roofs the Gravel Roof

George Crumbacker, OF this city, Is
now fully prepared to put on grsvei
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfaction,
both rs to resisting fire and turning
water. The tar used is put through
process that frees it from oil and benzole,
and no matter how great the heat, /. will
not run 1t is equally efficient in roofs
Of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement tor tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, which he offers tor sale
at the lowest rates. This roo; has stood
fifteen years in this city.
Address him through the postoHice or
call At his establishment, head OF 18TH
ard " JOd streets. All orders promptly
attended 10.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings i'm the Dit
ferent Judicial Bodies.


L. :. DISTRICT CoURT-JUDGE JACKSON
In the case of the United States VS..
Daniel Shrodes, convicted of the illegal
sale of tobacco, n fine of 800 and costs
was imposed, and the money WAS paid
into the Court.
In the case of the same VS.. William
O'Donnell and Jacob Fisher, convicted
of selling beer Illegally, fines of $40 and
costs were imposed on defendants.
In the case of Straw Il Morton VS.. Jas.
W. Wandling and Burr Triplett, a jury
WAS called, and judgment for $500 and
costs WAS rendered for defendant.
A demurrer In the case of f. II. Burt
vs.. Mari Il Co., was being argued by W.
p. Hubbard and the Messrs. Caldwell
at the time Court adjourned.
COUNTY CoURT.-JUDGE BOYD.
In the case of the State VS.. McCol-
Tough, indicted Tor petit larceny, defend
ant was called and recognizsnce for
feited.
IL the case OF the State VS.. Frank
Denny, indicted for petit larceny, defend
and was called and recognlzsnce for
ioited.
In the case of Dennis Brannon VS..
George Ankle, judgment was rendered
defendant for costs.
Adjourned till nine o'clock this morn
Jog.
MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGE CBANMER
Court met pursuant to adjournment,
yesterday, but adjourned till 10 o'clock
this morning, without transacting any
business.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Mrs. Schofed, child beating, fined five
dollars and costs. Committed
The case against Henry Stumpf for
dis0rderly conduct, was continued till 81
O'Clock this morning.
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TIME TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, in effect on and alter Fri
Gay, May IS, 1877:
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Norwood High School ( J0.@
Norwood P. O., Nelson Co., Va

Endorsed by the Faculty n 30
| ycTslty Of Virginia ~ one "i .''
Training Soho Il In the SEQ 100.
The Session of ls0-S, vi "p'
! goth, 1871. with u mll corps oi ID'''
and luli and thorough ln'iI"'.'.
Departments,
EB- Write tor Catalogue.
object and Gh.rhcier.-Ih 10
modelled. I'm its course. and m'u
instruction, "a, tar a. uy--lbi'
University Of Va, aud j. drHiRh'"
pare young men for that Institute.
AT the same time me course "i u.s.
Is so thorough and ~ cOmplr's. ~
ing az IT. does all To" branrhts "
edge belonging "a hnIsht1 ..4
that those who prefer ~ 90 /" -.
perfectly qualify thcm'"''t' W. ,,s,, I.
ate entrance upon the fesp""''o'-
life.
,oursc of study IEN cDnT'
thorough a. that -! any ..N'l.". 49,.
State, following ia" most AIM
DDS, and EN- bracInR a lul 'D.lN -
following departments ~ 7tH9'
English Branches. 2 The -
Greek Language. a. no No. a..
guagcs. (. Pure Maih'inH ''.. ~
Mathematics, tlyiiaud HiNiis 's+-g
Ing. @. The Natural Science.
shi y and Book keeping. ,.I.
Extracts from t"-fIhi"1 2
ISIyHRsITY ~ w. JOY 80
SrR-It gives me pleasure ',..
theNorYOOd High -ch'pI no .g.r,,.
mpu 10 shis Institution ", a.,
the advanced clss-"- ~ VIZ
schools. n ranks among 100" ~. -
schools for hlgf aud ih"ip1.. M
It's discipline l. excellent, ahN .L
luIness of the location unsHfI
am, with great Ie.p',s -.
TANF.a r, HARKI-DNi q.
CL1trydIu y m ~,
Among the numerous Iu' - d.
IesrnIng in the south, few, -
achieved the rapid ara ..,.t,sa 8 -
success which has been hlsnU "a r.iy'
Norwood High School. u ~ A. RI
Ond 10 none In the state, ~" g-.,s ~.
ton and the rKtentOi patf'nat mr.
The discipline, r. well ~ ."..f. 81
are condu cted ~ nearly ~ rs
the Dlau Of the UuIy"r7f.g ,y.,.s q.
and having proved an ebL --lr~
be continued without shn
Fy,l,ylLpuce Of tie GdiISEiDn W
Refers 10 present patrons .' r q g---
from West Virginia, ~ Judge Is, ~
Judge VI. EdmlEtDn, JuHE' ro..
non DE-. +. r. Camden ana
Ransom. AZ, HI
and other patrons Of the ''hy 50
cially 10 the old students '"'
apLSrg- -
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The University of Woostq,

- EN. A. \. +. TAYLOR. p.u Pa,
II dent COLLEGIATE and rupar,'a~
partmentS IN SucorS>iU. operation. E..
capable and cNprr -ucrd Pru,>,.-,
Teachers. NearIy HNuIyul> r..u..
Phi!oSSophic" ana Nc.ru.tnc u..,-
graded 10 the standard of .t>,,.r..
French ana German taught lHu-,.,
Moral and religious Influences p-.,'
Location healthW, building 4arr.-
tus new, cNpenSr> very low. Dpa.. /,
Of either scr. Fall term opens ~,pr,u,.
Send tor a catalogue b. fore gotg..
where. Address The President, Mo-.
Ohio. Iy,rgn.
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Miss Murphy.

One of the strangest and most unnat-
ursl productions of Mother Earth is on
exhibition at Charley Koch's, in the
Eighth ward. 1t is an IRISH potato, be-
tween six and seven inches in length.
and has a perfectly formed representa-
tion of the human taco on one end. The
eyes, nose and ears are very visible.
Charley has given this freak of nature
the appropriate name of Miss Murphy.
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Also that the committee be authorized
to advertise for bids for the erection OF u
hose house in the Eighth ward, and pur-
chase therefor fodr-wheel reel and
horse. Report adopted.
= The Committee on Streets and Alleys
reported that they had found bills
amounting TO 81 1868 to be correct
and recommended their payment; also IN
favor of refunding Kavanah " Co. Tor
shaved warrants that the Street Com
missioner be authorized TO employ per-
sons in arrears for water taxes for 1876,
who may wish TO. work fol the city, that
Capt. Dillon be authorized TO place q
gangway along the side OF his house IN
Alley h; that curling be set on the north
side OF Twenty second street, from Foil
street to alley f; that the receiver on the
northeast corner of Eleventh and Chap
line streets be closed, and the gutter on
Eleventh street, across Chapline, be so
paved that the water will flow along the
north side OF Eleventh street to the cor
ner of Market; that the gutter on the
north side of Tenth street, from Market
to Alley &, be repaired; that
the sidewalks on Main street bridge be
repaved; that the Street Railway Com
pany be compelled to make necessary re-
pairs at the crossing of Twenty-frst and
Main streets, and that Kavansugh "
Co. be required to reset curb on Twelfth
street between Main and Water.
Accompanying the above was the re-
port of the Street Commissioner, giving
the expenses for work on streets aud al
levs in the different wards, as follows:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, September 1l.-MoEEY-
At 4Gg5 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per al 54@7 per cent. Customs receipts
S33l,O The assistant treasurer dsburs-
ed $4,000 Clearings 100000.
Sterling, long 1922, short 1861.
GoLD-Opened 1T 1881 and closed at
1888 Carrying rates TO 2! per cent.
Borrowing rates fat
SILyEE-At London unchanged; here
silver bars are 1929, greenbscks 1881;
gold; silver coin I to ! per cent. discount.
GOVERNMENTS w eak.
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Vocal lHkIructlOn.

Mrs. Annie NJ. Sheib resumes giving
lessons in voice training and vocal music
on and after September 3D.. Applica-
ton may be made at the music store,
TIA Main street. Giving attention
solely to vocal instruction, pupils Will
obtain correct method snd make COM
mensurste improvement.
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WHEELING FEMALE C0IIyT;

OPENS ITS MINT YEAR u,''SN
" DAY. ~eptemlrT 'rH S.N.~
The College Is b"Uuu.r ,.,...
within easy walking f.>,tr.. .'.'.. a.
OF the city. stree ear gn.,.,..,. '.f .s~
To elghbOr!ug cities. For ..'....'a
OF situation II i Uu>.g.. .-~
whole internal an rNf mi. 3D.
meutS are OF thu highest '-r WA
Trustees nave male ,N',.>.,.. ...
ment, during the vacation ..''t boz
Miss Cramer, a Virginia st.
culture and eNpeucucr. aa>
10 the Board OF instruction p. -. ..-
and Miss Antoineu, Irtry.u. ,...
"A superior NocaliS TIa Plans mp.
placed i'm the Couseyya'uI, n. ~ ~
For Catalogues OF other ne,
address the President. "h
auglsSa Miss 4 T,Rr...
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70 work fresh. short interest on the market
THE downward movement in coal stocks
was arrested BY the situation IN the
mining regions. Western Union was
untavorsbly influenced by rumor thst
court proceedings had been begun IN
regard to recent arrangements, and also
the announcement that the executive
committee to-day recommended the usuaI
quarterly dividend OF Il per cent, when
was u disappointment to sPeculators'
who expected something more. AT the
meeting of the executive committee
nothing was done il relation to s dlVis-
ion of stock in the treasury OF the com,
psny. this being reserved tor aspeclsl
meeting. If it IS deemed best to make the
division. The transactions on the STOCK
Exchange aggregated l7l.0cO shares OF
which 1000 were New York Central
1000 Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore, 4,OVo
Northwestern common, 5000 preferred,
5000 st. Paul common, 1000 preferred
1000 Ohios. 5000 Wabash, 5000 Dels-
ware and Hudson, $1,000 Delaware,
Lsckawsnna and Western, l6OOo
Michigan Central, 1000 Morris and Is
soy and 80 coo Western MON.
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Washington & Lee Univeso
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.

Gen. g. W. &. LEE, prp,r. Fa..r.,.
OF instruction In Class cal lIuar.,.
Scientific studies. uud lu iuy Profess,
depart ments OF Law and Civll Eug.--
ing.
The next session Will open Sg,.-s
.Uth aud CLOSE Jun, .hlh. Iu'Irrg.ra,
exclusive OF books and clothing
exceed go; y messing they m. U...
durrd tu S1O or So
For full information Uy rI.alu.ur.r.
cular address WALTER BuAIt
iyNcgrb Clerk OF FaU
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The strike Of the miners of the Steu-
benville Furnace and Iron Company has
become quite formidable. Saturday lot
of miners were secured to take the place
of the strikers, but the strikers formed
lines and would not let the new hands
cross with their pals, The company
since the strike has been getting slack to
run the coke ovens, but on Saturday the
strikers stopped the carts. The miners of
the Steubenville Rolling Mill shaft are
taking into consideration the subject OF
strlking.-PHtsJurgh Leader.
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Refused TO Pay.

The Second branch of Council last
night refused to allow the Street Com
mis,loner's bills by vote of 10 to D, 1t
requiring iour-ffths vote. The APP
preparation was refused because portion
Of the work done had not been ordered
by Council, but by the chairmea of COM
mittees. There was no objection
offered to the payment Of all bills Tor
work ordered by Council.
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RAILROAD BoSps-Dull and heavy.

STATE SECURITIEs-Quiet.
STOCKS -The speculation in the early
dealings was characterized by depression
and lower range Of value, the decline
varying from ! to 4! per cent IS COM
pared with the closing figures yesterday.
The greatest decline was in Illinois
Central. which touched CIT and after
wards recovered to 69!. Late in the
day the market wss very weak sAd
prices made further sharp decline in
some cases. The closing quotations were
the lowest Of the day and showed de.
cline of I TO 81 per cent from the highest
point. The greatest decline was in
coal stocks, some Of the Western roads
and Western Union. The fall IN prices
to-day was due partly 10 natural causes
and partly to speculation manipulstions
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atheeling 4eglstcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index to New Advertisements.

New Goods-Thomas Hughes " Go.
CSC Goblets-Cunmins IL Woods.
Friend IL Son.
Druggets-G. Mendel, Booth Il Co,
Picnic and Races.
Baltimore & Ohio Express.
Change of Time.
Situation Wanted.
Fresh Oysters. II. Diehl u Co.
Warmers Health Corset.
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Narrow Escape.

A driver employed at Reymsnn's
brewery, named Albert Prscht, came
near losing his life at the brewery day
before yesterday, by the cavlngin of a
bank near which he was digging. About
fifteen hundred weight of dirt fell on
him. and he was extricated with some
difficulty, but with no serious damage
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CINCINNATI, September ll.-Cotton-
Steady at l03c Flour-Strong aud
higher at So SO66 80 Wheat-Wesker;
red 81 l5CGl 20. Corn-DemsEd ialr
and market firm at 47@4Sc Osts-QUiet
At 26@2Oc. Rye Buoyaut At 59@bOc.
Barley-Dull; prime western spring COO
CSC. Pork-In fair demand NJ sl2 'oG
Is 90. Lard Quiet; steam 81 o. kettle
50 5OGlO 90. Bulk Meats Strong;
shoulders 5.M6r sort ribs 81 3l!@5
: 40 cash; 81 50 buyer September short
clear 72c. Bacon Demand lair and mar
ket firm nj 6BGs@S .@s!c. Whisky
Quiet ut 81 90 Bulter-Firm; prime to
fancy creamery 27G3oc; prime to choice
Western Reserve 22@25c; Central Ono
lS620c. Linseed Oll--Flrm at 6O@5lc.
Hogs-Steady; common 81 6O@4 So;
light So lOa5 80; packing 30 OO@5 20.
PHILADELPHIA, September ll.-Flcur
Steady; supertne 50 90; extra - 90;
Pennsylvania family So 1907 25i MIN
nes tn So 7567 %; high grades and
patent, S. OO@9 90 Whest-Flrm; am
Der 81 43@l 81; red 81 39G9l Al; white
81 5OGl j5. CONFIRM; yellow Goa
Gle; mixed $4,000 Oats Firm; white
35(d3Sc; white western 35@37. Rye
Firm at G5G70c. POrk-At Sli OOG
IA 80. Beet Hams-lSc. Butter scarce
and tirmer Creamery 26@2Sc; Western
Reserve 22G24c. Cheese-Good de-
maud; western lie. Eggs-ScSrce ard
firm; western 2O62lc Petroleum Re
fined l4Ic; crude 93c. Whisky-DulI
at 81 II. Receipts, wheat 10000 bush
els. corn 5000 bushels, oats $4,000 bush
els.
CHICAGO, September II. - Flour 49,
Quiet and steady. Whcst-Heavy; No. 2
Chicago sp-lng 81 90 cash; 81 Oli@
| O43 seller September: 81 0l!@l oft
seller year; No. 3, 81 %; rejected soc.
Corn-In iair demand but lower rates nj
45!c cash; i43@44s seller October r,-
iected 45c Osts-Gencarally unchsngcd,
but some sales Mt rather higher prices NJ
24sc cash; 24Ic seller October. Rye
Fairly active and prices a shade higher
at 5Gc. Barley-Easier ut GGgc Pork
Active, firm and higher at II s2CG
Il So cash and seller October. Lard
Strong and higher At - 90 cash, 81 O24
seller October Bulk Mests-Flrm ut 81
@7g67Ic. WhisSy-At 81 90.
MILWAUKEE, September ll.-Flour-
Easier. Wheat - Opened quiet and
and closed dull; No. Milwaukee, hard,
81 l5J; No. / Milwaukee 81 49, No. .
81 O93; seller September 81 O5B; seller
October 81 Ol2; No. 3 81 o.. Corn
Lower; No 2, 44tc. Oats-ln good de-
mnnd and prices shade higher No. 2,
24c. Kye-Flrm; No. ] SIC. Barley
Easier; No. , spring, cash &c seller
October Csc.
TOLEDO, September IL - Flour
Steady. Wheat Flrmeri No. 3 white
Wabash 81 Al; No. white Michigan
81 IA; extra white Michigan 81 AZ; am
Der Michigan spot 81 80; No. 2 Dayton
ana Michigan red and No. 2 canal red
81 81 CorG-Dull; high mixed spot
495; No. spot 4Sgc; seller September
ana seller October 49c; rejected 4s!c
OstS-Dull; No. 2 spot and seller Septcm-
Der 2sc; No. z white 3Oc; Michigan 2s4c;
rejected 234c.
NEW YORK, September ll.-Dry Goods
business was moderate with commits
zion houses and the jobbing ride con-
trues fairly active. COttons in fair de-
mand and generally stesiy Prints IN
steady request. Dress gIngbsms active.
FIannels IN moderate demand, but mons
wear woolens are les active. Foreign
goods improving.
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Railroad Accident,

HAzELToN, PA, Sept. 1.-The pas
senger tram on the Lehigh Valley road
ran into a COW tbs morning and the bag
gage and passenger cars were thrown
from the track VIM. Merrick, baggage
master, Joseph Corbley, express messen.
ger, and VIM. Ward, a passenger, al in
the baggage car, were seriously hurt.
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Missing Youth.

Mr.. Mike Prayer, prcssrnsn in the IN
teliiqeacer office, youth aged about 20
wears, attended the Turner Hall ball.
night before last, and since then has not
been heard from. Some considerable
anxiety was manifested, yesterday, rs to
his whereabouts.
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The EiIAI Blr OF IrOn.

On the 18th day of this month it will
sixty years since the first bar of iron was
rolled on this continent. This was at
Upper Middletown or "Plumsock, Fay
cite county. Samuel &. Lewis is the
only person now living who helped to
roll the bar. Pitts DiSDatch.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITu';
STAISION, VIRGINIA

with over Twenty Teachers ana .-,7
ranks among the ilu' school, tory
ladies in the lrII'd Sjulr~. lu'I.ata.
ful Valley 81 Virginia, ar.hWr
health. Attended 10y pupils iluM o..
to twenty States. Great economy o.
pcnscS required Session open, 80, .
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RESERVE your seats for this evenings
concert at the Opera House.

1t is not q matter of surprise to US that
the various preparations of the McLain
Brothers are so exceedingly popular here
and elsewhere. tor the care they take In
selecting only the purest drugs aud
chemicals and the strict attention they
personally give to properly compoundIng
them is guarantee OF their safety,
purity and excellence, and Is appreciated
by all who take medicine.