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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-08
Personalities.

DR.. LIE MOyne, of cremation notoriety,
is eighty years old, having reached his
four score few days ago.
General Love is to be the head man at
: y bang up temperance meeting ut Wheel
I ing tonight Between bouncing cCllec-
ton agencies and addressing temperance
meetir gs, Robert, it would seem, has his
hands iull. -Steu6enUiLte Gazette.
Col. Plattenburg says he's tired, and
that he'll 90 home to- Morrow.
Captain Bob McEldowney represents
the ex-Confederstes at the Marietta re-
union.
Mr.. j. Z. Wheat, OF Woodlands, p. .
was IN town yesterday.
Mr.. G. K Tracy, superintendent of the
A. & z. telegraph lines in this city, left
IN company with his wife, this morning,
for u visit to friends in Piedmont, this
State.
J.R. Donehoo, of Fsirview, Hancock
county, has rooms at the st. James.
DIR. Wickham of the South Side, has re-
moved his Office from the corner of Main
and Twenty eighth streets TO No. 23l3
Market street.
Lieut.. A. Mack Patch, U. S. A.. is in
the city visiting friends.
The Wsverlios will meet for the pur-
pose OF recognizing, on Wednesday
next.
Mr.. II. b. Miller, Fish Commissioner,
returned from White Sulphur, yesterday
morning, looking well and hearty.
The handsome and popular Fourteenth
street dentists, Drs Augustus and John
Gasmire, left yesterday noon for HaRey-
town, on scout after squirrels. AS they
have been Cooking down in the mouth"
a great deal OF late, we hope to see them
return this evening 'Ja,oful'' with sue
cess.
Rev. f. F. Wunderlich returned from
Cincinnati last evening.
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C0MPLlM ENTARY.
A Serenade--GOOd Words from Kew.
.., Barnitz.

The Wheeling City Band, under lead
ership of Mr.. Vass, with few trlenus'
visited the house OF Rev. 5. b. Barnltz'
on Fifteenth street. about ten o'clock on
Thursday night, and surprised MI. b.
| and wife with serenade, Inc bahd
rendered, in its finest style, the cholcest
selections, not forgetting the mucn ioVeu
"Homa, Sweet Home" after which, the
visitors we're invited into the house and
requested to partake of quickly pre-,
pared repast, consisting OF coffee ana
cake and fruit. While enjoying the good
cheer, the work of Wheeling Mission
WAS discussed, and men ton made OF the
long residence of Mr.. b. fifteen years
in w heeiing. The fact was hin ted that
the serensde was rendered as u slight
recognition Of Mr BIS efforts Tor the
betteriag of mankind, regardless OF de-
nomination, sect or creed. The reverend
gentleman telt called upon to reply, ana
we give in substance his remarks. lie
said al desire 60 answer you, every one
of Uo,s who have been interested IN this
compliment to me and my household,
and above all to the toork laid upon
me in Wheeling, of my heartest
thanks Like you and everybody elsr, l
am human, and feel really complimented
by a visit of this kind, because it shows
appreciation of earnest work. 10 me
one OF the fsirest flowers that blooms Is
gratitude. In any department OF labor
the greatest sacrifices car be endured II
there are evidences of appreciation and
| gratitude. All along these years the
people OF Wheeling have shown appre-
cistion and kindness to me, OF which L
have telt and do feel unworthy. lou
| have been pleased to refer to the interest
taken in children and IL the unfortun ate
There is key to this interest, Which l
may perhaps be permitted here TO give.
| do not deserve the credit often given
me for this kind of work. After all II
may be- only selhshness. MIR. Lincoln
once said he did certain act when was
called unselfsh, to relieve pain IN his
heart, and so | DO much OF the work re-
ferred TO because l cannot help II. d"
not believe any one sympa'hlIeS
with the sorrowing or suffering unle he
has experienced deep sorrows himself.
In Gods providence l have been chiId
of sorrow. Sorrow hung over me in my
cradle, and has been in some form or
other very constant companion. But
this presence has given me heart to feel
tor Others, and this, with another reason
too sacred to refer to here, has made me
see in every suffering and sorrowing one,
from whatever cause, brother. Again,
[ thank you for this compliment. In
many things we may differ, but in this
we agree, that cheering others brings
cheer and gladness to ourselves. Always
preaching temperance, and believing
every body ought to practice what they
preach, we set before you very hurrledly
a PLAN lunch of coffee and cake, and bid
YOU heartily welcome to it, saying also,
we will always welcome you at the Six
teenth street church"
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sCHENCK,s PULMONIs SYRUP.

For the Cure OF Consumption yCoughk ana
Colds. The great virtue of this medlclne
is that IL rlpens the matter and throws ~
out OF the system, purities the olooo' anu
thus objects a cure.
scHEScK's SEA WEED TONIC, FOR THE CURE
oFDYsPEIsIA INDIGESTION, &C.
The Tonic peoducesa healthyVsction OF
the stomach, creating an appetlte,1orlnlns
chyle and c. ring the most obstinate caseS
OF Indigestion.
sCHENCKs LIS, FOR ThESeNh
OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &C.
These pills are Alternative, and prgdace
healthy action of the liver Wilhout .il n1
least dan ger, as they are free tom caionhei
and yet more etncaclous III ies'oiAhS ."
healthy action of the liver. o Tow
Thess remedies are a certain cure ior
Consumption as the Pulmonic syrup
rinens Al q matter and purihes the ploou'
The Mandrake Pills act upon the liver,
create a healthy bile, and remove All ais-
eases of the liver, often cause OF Con
sumption. The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone
and strength to the stomach, makes
good digestion, and enables the organs 10
form good blood; and thus creates
healthy circulation of healthy BLOOD. Inc
mbined action OF these medicines, Us
thus explained, will cure every case Vi
Consumption, If taken In Tune, anu INC
use of the medicine persevered In.
DR.. Schenck Is professionally al ms prlh-
cipal office. corner Sixth and Arch streets,
philadelphia. every Monday, where all
Letters for advice must he addressed.
Schenck's medicines TOR sale by All Drug
gistS.
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r,o .,oones, Roofs the Gravel Roof

George Crumbscker, of this city, ls
now fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfaction,
both as to resisting fire and turning
water. The tar used is put through y
process that frees it from oil and benzole,
and RIO matter how great the heat, l. VIII
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. NJ. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement tor tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, which he offers for sale
at the lowest rates. This roo. has stood
fifteen Years in this city.
Address him through the postoNce or
call Al his establishment, head OF 18TH
AID Wood streets. All orders promptly
attended TO.
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RIYPr NRMS.

River three feet three inches and fall
ing.
The Science left for Parkersburg nj 10
o'clock yesterday.
The Market Boy departed yesterday
for Matamoras at lOb o'clock.
The Phaeton, Telegram and O'Neal
arrived and left on time yesterday.
The Board OF Steam Navigation adj
journed Mt Pittsburgh, Thursday, to meet
in Cincinnati next year.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, September River :
inches and stationary. Weather contin-
ues cloudy and rainy.
CINCINNATI, September l. River 5
feet 9 inches and rising fast. Weather
clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, September 7.-Westher
cool and clear. epsrtcd-Rhoads, Shin
klc and Cotton Valley, Cincinnati.
New ORLEANS, September T. Wealth
er rainy and warm. Arrlved-Commou-
wealth and Glencoe, st. Louis. No de,
partures
st. LOUIS, September I-Arrlved-
Arkansas and War Eagle, Keokuk, Bay
less, Quincy; DuHloe, Yankton. De.
parted---War Eagle KeokuE. River has
fallen 8 inches. Weather clear and
warm.
CAIRO, September 7.-Arrived-Cap-
ital City, st. Louis; Keystone, New Or.
leans; Dora Cobler, Evansville. De-
parted-HIckory, st. Louis; Dora Cob
Ter, Evansville. River feet inches
and falling. Weather clear; mercury "a
degrees.
EVANSVILLE, September Weather
clear; wind north. Mercury 90 to ~
degrees. River feet full and stationary
Down-Stshlman John ) Bransiord, g.
w. Anderson, MaumeIle and Thomas
Short. Packet business good. The Maui
neIie added largely here.
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CINCINNATI, September 7.-Cotton-
Strong at lOsc. Flour-Active, firm
and higher; family So 1906 90. Wheat
Steady; red 81 l6@I 20. Corn
Quiet at 47@4Sc. Osts-Dull and lower
Al 2608Oc. Rye-Strong at 57C9o5c.
Pork-Quiet and unchanged. Barley
Quiet; No. spring ZOE. Bulk Meats. :
Active, firm and higher: sales at 5t@I
@7!@7t cash; 54974@7f buyer Sep
iemuer. Lard-HigLel; steam esc;
kettle 9@9Ic. Bacon-Strong and h'gn.
Q, at @6@7408@Sfc. Whlsky-Quiet
at 81 O9. butter-In good demand
tull prices creamery 10000; prime 20
choice western reserve lS(950c; Central
Ohio l5GI7c Linseed Oll-At 5O@52c'
Hogs-Ste4Gy and tirm; common a OF
Gl4 So; light 50 00@5 80; packing So OO
as %; butchers S. 3OG5 40.
CHICAGO, september 7. - Flour -
Steady and in fair demand. Wheat
Unsettled and lower; No. 2 Chicago
sp-lng 81 Is cash; 81 074@l O7s seller
September; 81 04 seller October; No. 3,
81 10; rejected 02c. Corn-Active bat
lower; 45Jc cash; 444@445c seller Octo
Der. Oats-Inactive and lower at 24Ca
23{c seller October Rye-Dull at 54$c
Barley-Stesdy and firm at Csc Pork
Demand fair and prices higher at
Sl2 As cash; $l2 Al! seller October Lard
Strong and higher at SIS 10 cash and
seller October. Bulk Mests-Flrmer
shoulders 53c; short rib tic; short clear
73c. Whisky-At 81 O9.
|On call bosrd-Wh Lower; 81 20
seller September; 81 OFT seller October
Corn-$c lower. Oats - Unchanged
Pork-2tc higher. Lsrd-Flrmer At
IS 504 seller October.
MILWAUKEE, September Flour
Demand fair and prices steady. Wheat
Unsettled; opened at an advance OF fc
and closed unsettled; No. l Milwaukee,
hard, 81 q; No l Milwaukee 81 l8; No
, 81 10; seller September 81 O75 seller
October 81 O34; No. 3 81 09!. Corn
Dull and lower; No. 2, 444c. Oats
Steady and in fair demand; No. 2, 234c
Rve-In good demand at lower rates
No |, soc Barley-Lower; No. , spring
seller September 6Sc; seller October 6Sc
TOLEDO, September .-Flour-Firm
Wheat-FIrm; No. 3 white Wabash
81 4Ot; amber Michigan spot 81 81; seller
September 81 26i; seller October 81 %;
No. red winter 81 81; No. , spot
81 800; seller september 81 24i; seller
October 81 22I; No. red Wabash 81 %
Confirm; nigh mixed spot 49tc No. Z
spot seller September Acc; seller October
held at soc, 49!c bid; rejected 4S4c. Oats
Quiet; No. Z spot 2Sci Michigan white
Bic; rejected 23c.
NEW YORK, September Dry Goods
Business wss light with package houses,
owing to the stormy weather. Blesched
shirtings quiet; outside makes weak, but
other Cottons steady and unchanged.
Prnts in fair request. Ginghams &C
tive. Dress goods dong well. Men
woolens quiet. Fannels in steady re
quest. French dress goods IN moderate
demand.
PHILADELPHIA, September Wool
Fine dull; coarse and medium fair
business doing; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia double extra and above
4G@49c; extra 44@ 45c; medium 44946c;
coarse 35CG36c; New York, Michigan,
Indiana and western fine 40@424c; MT
dunn 44G45c; unwashed 3G@57c; Canada
combing 50@52!c; tub washed 400 Acc.
PITTSBURGH, September 7.-Petroleum
Quiet crude ut 81 80 At Parker's; re-
fined al lac Philadelphia delivery.
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The University Of Wooster,

DEV. A. A. f. TAYLOR, ID. H., PRESl-
II dent. Collegiate and Preparatory De-
partmentS in successful operation. Twelve
capable and eXper enced Professors and
Teachers. Nearly 200 Students. Classical,
Philosophical and Scientific Courses,
graded To the standard of eastern colleges
French and German taught thoroughly.
Moral and religious influences prevalent.
Location healthful. building and appara-
tus new expenses very low. open 10 students
Of either ser. Fall term opens September Il.
Send for a catalogue before going else
where. Address the President, Wooster,
Ohio iy4egraw
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THE political tsngle hss caused as
much difference OF opinion among the
women rs among the men of the couu-
try. Tiiden and Hayes each have their
throngs Of female banner followers But
on one question the ladies are unit.
This is on the merits of Andrews Ba-
Ear, published at Cincinnati, at the low
subscription price Of one dollar per an:
nun. This magazine is full Of good 1T
ersry matter, raey criticism and society
gossip Last, but not lesst, it tells every
lady. both by text and illustration, how
to dress elegantly without taking the
dictum of mlodlsteS, and furnishes the
latest patterns.
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THERMOMETER.
GATHER
DAYS.
Highest. LoloeS
Temperaneei Talk.

According to announcement temper
ance meeting was held last night at the
Thomson NJ. Il. Church. A large
crowd was in attendance mostly Islam d
folks. Mrs. Kelley conducted the meet
ing, and opened with singing one of the
familiar songs. Mr.. Stone, OF the Island,
then prayed, after which Mrs. Kelley read
portion of the l07th psalm. She then
entertained the audience at some length
in her usual Christian way with some In
teresting occurrences. There were eleven
signers to the pledge.
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ag24WSXt
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

OPENS ITS NEXT YEAR WEDNES-
" DAY. september 5th.
The College Is beautifully situated, ana
within easy walking distance OF any part
of the CITY. stree, car accommodations
TO neighbOriug cities. For heai thfulness
OF situation ii is unsurpassed, anu us
whole internal and external arrange
mems are of the highest order. The
Trustees have made extensive improve
ments during the vacation.
Miss Cramer, Virginia lady OF high
culture and experience, has been added
10 the Board OF instruction in the College,
and Miss Antoinette Tracy, OF New YORK,
a superior Vocalist ard Pianist, has been
placed in the Conservatory OF Music.
For Catalogues or other information
address the President,
on0l-sa MISS A. TAYLOR.
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Farewell Sermon.

The Central German Conference OF
the NJ. t. church met at Louisville, Ky.
last week, presided over by Bishop
Haven. Rev, Z. F. Wunderlich, who
mas been three years pastor of the Ger
man NJ. Z. church on Chspllne street
Centre Wheeling, was appointed to Off
ciate in the church NJ Portsmouth, OHIO
He will deliver his farewell sermon TO-
morrow morning at l04 o'clock. His
successor will be Rev. G. +. Fritche.
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TIE general committee OF the Turner
twenty.lourth anniversary, to be bed
next Mondsy,st their meeting Thursday
resolved tn L the cake and lemonade
stand should belong exclusively to the
Ladies Society of the Turn.verein.
Wonder if the bright eyes and rosy
cheeks of the young ladies will have ssy
attraction on some young mems. They
better not frequent that stand too much
for they might look too deep into the
eyes of some of the girls, and then good
by, heart-to be shure.
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Rhse Ball.

The Ironclads and Ironsides from the
Riverside mill boilers, will play mate h
game of ball this evening for a sumptuous
supper, to be served up by Mr.. Chris
Hendrick, of the South Side. The game
will be called at 100 o'clock, end played
on Mr.. Chris Viewig's grounds, Eighth
ward.
The Ben Fran klins, of Steubenville,
will tackle the Printers nine, OF this
city, at the Fair Grounds at one o'clock
this afternoon. They are both good
clubs, and some fine playing may be ex-
npctpd
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Little Girl Drowned.

Yesterday between the hours OF two
and three o'clock Fredlrecs, little two
year old daughter of Mr.. Frank Her
man, German residing at the three
mile house near the Drover's Home, fell
into an old drain near by and was drown ed
before help could be rendered. The
child had wandered away from Its home
and was not missed until found in the
water by young man named Fred.
Bume,
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Washington & Lee University

Gen. q. w. &. LEE, Pres't. Full courses
of instruction in Classical, Literary and
Scientific studies, and in the Professional
departments of Law and Civil Engineer
ing.
The next session will open September
10Th, and close June 18th. Total expenses,
exclusive of books and clothing, need not
exceed SZ75; by messing they may be re-
duced to 500 or 500.
For full information by catalogue or cir
cular address WALTER Bowl ~,
iy3Degrb Clerk OF Faculty.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL,

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL Be RE-
- ceived at tho Wheeling Gas Dffi ,e unit !
September 2ith, at O'Clock p. NJ, for
furnishing one years supply OF coal, com
mencing October LIST. Said coal TO be num-
her one YOughiogheDy Screened Gas &, al,
delivered in the works, 80 lbs. per bushel,
the coal TO be weighed on scales at works
said cOntraclO~ 10 give bond witn approx
ed security for the fulfilment Of contra I.
Trustees reserve the right TO reject any
or ali bids.
BY order of the Board OF Trustees
Sep7a j. f.. MAXWELL, Sec'y.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
STAUOrON, VIRGINIA.

with over Twenty teachers and officers.
ranks among the first schools for young
ladies' in the United states. In the beaut-
ful Valley OF Virginia, far-famed for
health. Attended by pupils from fiteen
to twenty States Great economy IN eN-
penses required Session opens sept. 20,
1877 Board and Tuition for entire scnolaS-
tic year $40. For catalogue and full in-
formation, address Rev. W. A. HARRIS,
ID. D., Pre- Sident, Stanton, Va. lyEegrb
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The First PresbYterian.

The First Presbyterian Church of this
city, during the absence OF the pastor
has been thoroughly repaired, and pre-
sents quite An attractive appearance
The pastor, Rev d. A. Cunningham, d.
d will preach on to morrow at l0I a. NJ
and y P. NJ. The morning subject will
be 1.-THE Garden in the Valley" the
evening, lessons from the Sea" The
Sabbath School and Bible classes will
meet at nine o'clock In the morning.
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Truth is mighty snd will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
st j. w Ferrels 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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SuDerSedetl.

The "trsin boys" on the Cleveland ant
Pittsburgh road nave been superseded ii
the duties and perqrisites pertaining tC
their hitherto occupation, by Riley anc
Sargent, OF Wellsvi.le, who have pur.
chased from the company the privilege
of supplying passengers with news aud
mic macs.
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EDUCATIONAL
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
MAINTAINING ISzs.

yI,HIs INSTITUTION OF LEARNING
under the Presidency OF Rev. J. h.
Thampson, A. NJ, is entering upon new
era OF prosperity. During the Spring Terri
lust closed, the attendance OF students wa
Increased over IS per cent. II mas la,se
I'D scholarly Faculty a beautiful, health
ful and moral location; ample Sclentlnc
and Philosophical Apparatus; a Library
constantly growing; a curriculum oil the
most thorough character; q standard OF
scholarship surpassed by no American
institution OF learning.
The q peuseS are Less than AT any other
nIace known To afford equal advantages.
The Fall term begins September oth; me
Winter term January 2d, and Spring term
March nth. For full information, GAIA
logueS. &c, address the Preslneut;,
GEO. G. STU RGlSS,
ao24WSxb Secretary OF Regents.
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Badly ChOked.

Quite serious disturbance occurred al
Dargon Station, on the line of the Pitts
burgh, Wheeling and Kentucky railroad
at the upper end of the levee, yesterday.
Pat MslOn assaulted Tim Dargon, the
station keeper, and choked him severely
but outside parties interfered and separ-
sted the pugilists. Both men were
drunk, and are now in the lookup
soldering up"
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Peace Warrant.

Yesterday Mrs. Msllie Brinkmsn
swore out peace warrant before Squire
Mix against her husband, Fritz Brink
mar. The case was booked for q late
hour last evening. The cause Mrs
Brinkmsn alleges, is that her husband
grasped fell instrument of destruction,
and did threaten to disturb the peace OF
the household.
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Lore CircuS.

DR.. James l.. Thsyer great show and
London Sensation was shipped from this
city to Bellsire, OHIO, by rail day or
two ago. The first exhibition will be
given at Bellaire or the 18th inst. The
little steamer Ida is the advertising boat,
and John Burke, of this city, director OF
publications. The show will travel by
steamer from Bellaire.-Pitts. Post
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Mrs. Annie NJ. Sheib resumes giving
lessons in voice training and vocal music
on and after September 3D.. Applics-
ton may be made at the music store,
TIA Main street Giving attention
solely TO vocal instruction, pupils will
obtain correct method and make COM
mensurste improvement.
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select school.

MO. Is THIRTEENTH STREET.
Miss Newham beg 10 inform her friends
and the public il is her intention 10 con-
tinua her school at the above address.
Course OF instructors includes French.
Miss n would be pleased To add To the
nun Der OF pupils now studying with her
in preparation Tor college.
The school will reopen on Monday,
September Srd.
Terms, 80; pupils under twelve, $3.50
iyl6T. I-Srb
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I'm Hail

The examination of Maud Gebhart and
Annie Auber, charged with burglsrizing
the residence of Mr.. r. j. Smythe were
given hearing before Squire Caldwell
yesterday. Both parties were committed
to Jail in the sum of $1,000 each, for their
appearance before the circuit court. Mr..
K. J. Smyth and Officer Baird were the
principal witnesses
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The Great Attraction.

To night and tomorrow the celebrated
Hessian military band will delight our
citizens At Neuhausen's garden with come
classical music. Those of cur citizens
who are fond OF good music could not
spend sn hour or two more pleasantly
than listening to this band.
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Large Ont Yield.

Mr.. b. F. McMeehen informs US that
on three acres o! ground, in Marshall
county, he raised and threshed one hun
dred and fitty-three and one halt bushels
of oats. This is n large yield for that
amount OF ground.
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piffsburgl, Packet,

The owners of the Abner O'Nesl talk
Of putting this packet into the Steuben-
vile and Pittsburgh trade, upon the COM
pletion of the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
Kentucky railroad
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You will consult her health, happiness
and success In study and music by plsc
ing her in the care OF DR.. Taylor, al the
Beaver College and Musical Institute
Beaver, Pa Prices moderate and as low
s. good board and first class instruction
can be afforded.