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The mighty Dollar.

On Thursday Senator Jones was at the
Treasury Department and had snort
cross ire of words with Secretary oher'
man concerning the silver bill. ABOUT
the first salutation Jones received was as
follows:
Secretsry-"Well, Jones, | see you
are going ahead with you plans. Do you
know that you have got the people across
the water very badly scaredP"
Senator" &c I'D to hear it, We scared
them in the Revo utiontry War, and
again in 1872; and its good thing 70
know We can scare them agal'. L never
did see any sense in letting the bankers
and capitalists OF Europe tell the people
of America how to manage themselves.
That has been going on about long
enough"
Secretary-"But don't you see Jones,
what power this viii exercise to lhJure
the Government"
Senator -"How is 1t going to hurt the
Government Every dollar you owe
you can pay III silver, and the money
you collect Is also receivable for debts. D."
Secretar y-"But You cant get 1t In
circulation, because importers Will want
it 10 pay their duties with"
Senator well, and what becomes
of it then? When silver is paid at the
Custom-house, does it b. come the proper
ty of the Colectors2 Nc; it is carried at
once into the Treasury and when You
get it there they Can keep 1t, and SO
what hsppeus2 Don't you know that
you have already announced that the
revenues are hardly enough to meet the
current expenses2 Id like to know,
now, how you can arrange 10 shut up
lot of Circumlating medium when things
are in that condition. You can never
do it, and YOU would not care TO try the
experiment. You will Be glad enough
to pay i. right out as fast rs 1t comes into
the Treasury, to avoid any conflict with
Congress
Here the interview ended both real
ling that neither could convince the
other.
Subsequently Senator Jones said that if
he mad his way he would favor an
amendment looking to change OF the
subsidiary coin; such, for instance, as or
dering the Secretary Of the treasury as
fast AS silver haIf-dollars come in TO send
them to the miLt to be coined over
again and raised to the exact standard OF
halt the silver dollar in weight, They
are now alittle degraded, and this would
make coinage the uniform. He would
then limit the legal tender qualities OF
the subsidiary coin, from quarters down
to one dollar. He says there is great lg-
norance as to the capacities OF the the
minis; that according to Director LIN
derm ms statement, they can not turn
out more than $30,00O,000 annually, and,
at that rate, it would require from fveto
ten years to place in circulation as much
of the silver dollar coinage as the country |
requires There could possibly be no
overflow OF silver dollars. He also vol
unteered the statement that when the
bill became law, and the country saw
that prosperity, and not ruin, followed
as a consequence, that the hsrd-money
men would be at loss to conjure up an
explanation Of the reasons.
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MR.. TILDEN's POLITICAL FORE
CAST.
The Pra.ent and Future Division of
Pa Ties in the United States.

PaiIies in the United States.
From the New York Tribune.
Th5re has been, said Mr.. Illden, a sue
cession OF parties running in two parallel
lines down from the time the Constitu-
ton was framed. The two contending
organizations have almost always been
of nearly equal strength. The main
ideas soout which they differ do not
change with the change OF names. One
has always been high-government
party, ard the other has always resisted
all unnecessary interference by the gov.
eminent with the affairs of the citizen.
The strong passions OF the war confused
and partly botted out these distinctions,
but they are reappearing again and
promise 10 dominate the politics OF the
future The Republican party succeeded
to the ideas of the Wings, as they did to
those of the Federsllsts, and whatever
party takes the place OF the Republican
organization will inherit the same views
OF the proper functions OF government.
1t will contain most of the men who ie-
sire high tariff, all those who believe IN
regulating mems food and drink by law,
the people who want the United States
to control the railroads and telegraphs
and to furnish troops to put down local
riots-in short, sll those who think that
the power of the General Government
ought TO be brought to bear 10 accomplish
all sorts of results in public affairs. On
the other hand, the central idea OF the
Democratic party s that much govern
ment is an evil; that the power OF the
General Government must be exercised
within the st-ict limits prescribed by the
Constitution; that the vitality OF the
State governments must not be impaired
nor their authority intrenched upon and
that the citizen should enjoy the largest
liberty to mansgehls own affairs cons's.-
ent with public order. These two antagon-
istlcs ideas will not always be plainly ex-
pre- ssed in party platforms, however, Tor
20 closely baisnced will be the contend
ing organizations that each Will com
promise somewhat in its public declara-
lions with the opinion OF the other, for
the purpose of gaining votes; but they
will be the underlying principles OF par
ties, as they used to be before the war.
L NE QltSLlOus i my vi VIZ SSA''NNS ~
controversy will be mainly questions OF
administrations. The mission OF the
Democratic party is to resist the ten
deucy TO Capitalization lett by the war,
to educate the public mind to q better
understanding of the essential principles
of our form of government, and to COM
prehension of the importance of the
checks and balances of the tederstive
system. A generation has grown up
That never heard these subjects discussed,
and that has but vague idea OF the ma
ture OF the foundations upon which pop
ulsr liberties and rights rest. 1t will be
fortunate for the country if, as now
looks probable, the politics OF the future
get pack into the old channels. and the
old questions about the powers and duties
of the general. and State Governments
come to be carefully considered again.
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Nesress In Death Trap.
Touis Republican.

st. Louis RepuDllCdu'
Something occurred in the Republican
building recently which was decidedly
funny, and which created at first not
little excitement. A woman entered the
hall leading to the elevator, the door OF
which was open, and stepped In under
the impression, as subsequently appeared,
that if led to another series OF steps. AS
she entered, the elevator boy, as matter
OF course, closed the door and started the
elevator. AS he did so and the concern
began moving upward, he became IN an
instant the worst startled boy in all st.
Louis. That colored woman leaped 10
her feet, slared at the walls g lldlngs past,
and, with a terrific scream, hurled her
self at the trsnsom over the door. Fail
ing to get through, she plunged about
the elevator, with every breath emitting
shrleks lorg enough and loud enough tc
wake the Seven Sleepers OF Ephesus.
People rushed from the different floors to
the elevster-way under the impression
that CHASTITY tragedy was going on In
open daylight. People ran in from the
street to be present at II not TO prevent,
the scene of blood. It was terrible
moment. Meanwhile the frightened
elevator boy had reversed his conveyance
and reached the bottom again, where he
flung open the door with an alacs'ty re-
markable-st least in an elevator boy
The colored woman bouL ded out like d
shot, still shrieking with double-ioon
nower and never ceased her yells until
out on the sidewalk and at a safe distance
from the internal machine. Then mel
expressions of gratitude At her remark
able escape were touching. "Dey didn
catch her in dere trap ter take posh mig
gahs to dere disseCtln -rooml No, san
Bress de Lordw And she darted on
down the street, fully convinced that she
had just missed a horrible death sne
subseq dent cutting up.
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SHERIFF"S SALE.

Thomas O'Brien, AlOnzO Loring, Henry
Moore, Trustees.
VS..
George G McCOllock,
Upon distress warrant issued BY W. w
Miller, Justice OF the Peace for the dis
trict OF Union, in the county OF Ohio
West Virginia.
BY virtue ola distress warrant issued in
the above ent tied cause, and TO me d.
rect. d, have LEVIED upon and will pro-
coed To sell to the highest and best bidder
cat the front door of the Court House on
MONDAY, Ord day OF DECEMBER, lS"
commencing at IL o'clock A. M, the follow.
ing described personal property, to-wit:
Two mules, one black mare, one gray
mare, one bay mare.
Terms of Sale Cash.
nol3i GEO. X. TINGL +, S, o c.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One square-H inch space.
One time...........S IS One month.-...S "
TWO times.......... l % Three months. II %
One week.. ...... 2 50 One year......... % 90
One square manageable once week $50
Special Notices 70 per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places 70
per cent additional.
Cuts Will be charged double for space
occupied
DoUlie Quinn advertisements, 50 per
cent aud tICLal.
Loca. NCuLes Is cents per ltne-6Ut no
local HCltc. UtA be inserted for less than ONE
DoLLAh
All adv or easements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for in ad-
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tisements not connected with IL WI be
charged Tor at our regular rates.
All bills due on the hrst appearance OF
the advertisement.
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Vice al the Portals.

have seen hirtstious too disgracetui
to repeat. Not only are the entrances 70
the Capitol thronged by brszen creatures
who have lost ell womsnly modesty, OUT
there are girls, scarcely past childhood
leaning on Senators arms. listening "l:9
glowing cheeks TO compliments paid
them by the great men in the corners OF
tn, corridors, eating with them IN the
s,suranL, and unsuspectingly and In
n7cently being the subject OF winks be-
tween Congressman. Tney-high-mlrd-
ed legislators will leave their seats any
time, no matter how urgent the subject
in debate, to answer the card CT an at
tractiye woman.
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FORGIVE.

Oh, why should our friendship harshly
chide,
Our little faults on either side;
From friends we love, we bear with those,
As thOrnS are pardOned Tor the rose,
Then, all, forgive me, ere we part,
And II some corner in your heart
For absent friends place should oe,
Then keep that little place for me.
a." Forgive, forget" we're wisely told
Is heId n maxim, good and old,
but half the maNim's better yet,
Then, oh, forgive, but don't forget,
Boston Advertiser.
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Cincinnati.

Those who regard New York as a par
ticulsrly irreligious city might have
changed their opinions had they been in
Cincinnati last Sunday evening, when
four public balls, three musical entertain
ments, three variety thesters, and Sar-
danapaLaS in the Grand Opera-house,
were all numerously attended. In msny
of the Southern and Western cities the
theaters are open, MS in Paris, on Sunday
evenings.
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Public Sale
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned executors, under the
will OF Samuel Oldham, deceased, will
offer at public sale, on the premises, on
Wednesday the I2th day OF December,
1877, commencing said sale at 10 O'Clock A.
M, the home farm of the late Samuel Old
ham, deceased, situated in Ohio county,
about IL miles north OF he town Of West
Union commonly called Haneytown,)
and about the same distance south OF the
Roney'S Point and West Union turnpike,
containing 1871 acres.
This farm is in excellent condition and
well improved. pom IL is good two
story frame house, with the necessary out
buildings; large and convenient barn
and stable, and an orchard containing
fruit trees of the best selection.
Terms OF payment made known on the
day of sale.
Additional information will be given by
either one OF the undersigned executors.
JAMES II. OLDHAM,
JOHN NJ. OLDHAM,
nol3ergt Executors.
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Barnum and Mrs. III.
Now Orleans Picayune.

Barnum dropped around to the White
House the other day to invite Mrs.
HAYES and the children to the show, and
took occasion to say that he would rather
be a circus than President; but Bar
nun is humbug.
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Aliens Fa gOrite.

Leetonia (Ohioj Reporter.
Ex-Governor Allen is in favor of Gen.
ersl Morgan for Ssnstor. The General
will get good many votes in the caucus
from the central part of the state.
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RELIABLE help for weak ard nervous
sufferers, chronic, painful, and pros
trating diseases cured without medicine:
Pulvermacher's Electric Belts the grand
desideratum, Avoid imitation. Book
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PULvERMACHER GAL
vANIC Co Cincinnati Ohio.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
Il Wheeling Island; price from $500 TO
$500 each. only One-siXth OF the purchase
money required in cash. The res due may
be paid annually in five equal install
ments, with interest Apply 10
JOHN =. GILCHRlST,
ncnnh Al Ion Mil.
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make close connection al
Nos. a. tnr ALI points South and South-
CJlamTIII'' nIcago tor all points West ana
NortaT SeHnd trains make connections al
SsSl Uo ,e for Philadelphia, New 1orK
B in5 ,nyiiS At Washington CITY Tor all
point, sound sound trains make direct connec;;
"s't nor all principal points west anu
Nr3 3,.on Palace cars on all night trains
PnIiIglTJyCi. PITTSB URIC II AND BAL
EHhhAT IMORE DIVISION.
Of or Sovem DER 5th trt s on the
On anu division will leave Wheeling
Wilmington, Pa, as iollows' -
'o ~ SIS leaves Wheeling al 2 :sS a a. M III
No: 40 fol- for Elm Grove: ,,.s,
Ii So NJ ~ l. ayes Wheeling at E 900 a: No.
No: ~ Washington, Pa, for Wheeling:
Lave I y leaves Washing on at 600 a. III.
No Se ''" :, ~ i:lU p. III.
No $40
A ya as arrives at Wheeling at 1917 S7S a. M
20, Eve NV accommodation
So. VA arrives at Wheetins S' IN E.59 a. a. IN M
,s.,s,s IN all principal points on sale
=, isn0i, once open at All hours "uiins
iasd'y' W. NJ. CLEMENTS, A. NJ. OF T.
At. DENIES, General Agent h"iO
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CAPITAL, s25O,OOO
John K. BDTSFORD, FreudsHl,
GEO. ADAMS, CGShie1.
Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor 70
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank Is Organized and prepared 10
transact the business Oi banking In al Us
details.
n succeeds the First National Bank Of
Wheeling; II owned Dy the same share
holders, and IS under the same manage
ment.
BY carefully regarding the interests Oflts
gOrTespoudcutE and GsyytitOrS, and by =
prompt and faithful execution ~ their
wishes, Is hopes 10 merit their esteem and
confidence.
SOtes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on q points through
out the United states.
Deposit accounts subject 70 check
sight. received from banks, bankers, firm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates Of deposit issued payable on
demand, or a. fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special depOslN.
DIRE IOR-:
John n. BgTsFORn WV. y. SINPEOS.
JACDE :. RHODFs wv. :. TUESKF,
WV. A. IsETT, joins !. HOEEsi
4. VI. ADAMS, q. 4. DEWEY,
HESIgT Il. HAEPgK my
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bouncing Their COngressma an

Cambridge (O.l Jettersonian.
Mr. Dsnford votes in opposition to
Nr. Ewing -Anti-Resumption Bill. Mr.
Dantard does not represent his constitu-
ents.
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A Frarran, Breath and PearIy Teeth

4 Fragrant Breath and PearIJ Iee'''
Are easil, attained, and those who fail
to avail themselves of the means, should
not complain when accused of gross neg
lect. The S zoDoNT will speedily ersdi-
cate the cause of foul breath, beautity-
ing and preserving the teeth to the Oldest
app
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..

IL THE COUNTY COURT or OHIO
| county, ia chanceiy.
The Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
Company,
VS.
X. y. Walsh. WIN. Findisy, Patrick
O'ETien, Peter Kelley, John Aegean, ~.
liam McDOna. william Ryan, ". BuTns,
Patrick Whaling, r.. Hadsn, Patrick
Whalen, JT., Patrick AcFadden, John
Husey, Patrick Hailey, Peter DODlGy, J.
Staley, r.. Marrow, Jacob Keller, ". e.
smith Thomas WaldrOn, Patrick touTy,
Patrick GallaheT, Thomas Burke, Pat
rick NcDermOt, Patrick Nolan, Jete.
m All lyle, James Paul, PANEL Pads
Rett, william 4 ClIte-, Charles LsfiisT,
samuel ID. Hughes, An krUuse, John
BAL, ID. Hawley James ko. eTts, John
IOulOn, &. Seibert, William O'BTieD,
MIX Hekru and George II. Parks.
In puTHuancc OF an order entered In tho
above entitled cause on the 18th day Of
september, IS77. the underSlgLcd ComrniS-
a!Ouer Of The Ounty COu n 81 Oh 10 county,
II L. at his Office, No. llD GhspLDs street,
wheeling, ". Va, on saturday ,Soysni-
her IL. 1877, proceed N ASCERTAIN ard
make up an account showing the various
lcius and claims Ol eyery kind, whether
- execution, suRgestiOD, attachment, or
OtherWisf, against the money due from
the complainant 10 the defendant, X. j..
Walsh, and paid by the comp lainADt into
the hands 81 the Receiver 81 tsid court,
and the amounts and pTIOrites Of such
Lens and claims; which account Ia, to-
gEtheT with any other pertinent matters
required - any interested party, ~ De- re-
ported 20 aid court.
II h by said order provided that the pub
lIcat!Ou Of this notice sball De equivalent
70 rer.ouai service thereof on any 81 TN
parties. WILLIAM EhSk +,
OclIOayt Commissioner.
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Looking and Feeling.

Burlington Hawkeye.
Stanley Mst,hews looks like Gran
But he feels like thunder.
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so Nice for Biscuits. "

We have heard this expression thou
sand times rom ladies, in regard To LOGAN,
LIST Il Cos Exec sior Baking powder. For
sale 10y best dealers.
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Thousands ofTram IS Like This Man

THOUSANDS OF Tram ps Like This Man.
Cleveland Herald.
There was tramp on the street corner
Yesterday and he hadn't had a meal for q
week. Through the holes in the tsttered
coat and the holes in the dllapidsted
trousers and the holes in the soleIess
boots. that same wind whizzed and
whislled. Every little while dash OF
snow beat upon his fi-se and settled In q
little DRIFT IN the roll up brlm OF his old
hat. He leaned aga st the iampost, and
watching the spsrrci In the gutter, IN
a feverish kind of vi began to talk: 81
spose they'r havin olly old time down
there now. Long " ys down there, tew
Maine. Hadn't Gus fter gone away from
there Spose they T. TX I'm dead halnt
heerd from 'em n I'd years. Wall, I'm
n. g anyhow, an | hadn't oughter have
anything ter do 9Th 'em. It'll be
Thanksgivin' soon2 rale old Yankee
Thsnksglvin'. sE9se the girls is run
min around out in x pine woods ter day,
gittin' moss an liE,'.,s ter fix up with,
and the old lady's slingin' round the
Kitchen lulAlu W. mIuCtulSati VIII
young Joshs hopr'@' away Tor dear life,
al wsrm fire roar!'' up the chimney
an Just maxim thin&. hum. Dads out
feedin critters with chat old red comfort
err on an them buclskin mittens. ALL
they'll have solid 'old time. An the
little gal that used tea live crost the road,
she wss mighty nice; most likely married
now. Then that ThAnksgivin'; like ter
be there, but they doa't wasn't me, an il
they did, Names too fur of. But what's
the use O. tslkin'? This ere's my last
winter, AN they won't take me at Poverty
Barn any more, an l won't go the work
house. Good God, I'm hungry" And
he wiped his mouth with his sleeve, look
ed hungrily around and trudged teebly
away.
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Sealed Proposals.
CITY CLERKs OYYICE.

NITl 7 LETN i" WIND
WHEELING. ". VA, Soy. 5, l5T7.
Sealed proposals will be received At the
office OF the City clerk until Thursday,
November :, ls57, At 8 o'clock p. n, for
furnishink and erecting a six ton coal
scaIe Al the east end OF seventeenth street
bridge (Cld Zane. Also for the repairing
ofths city coal scales. All bids 70 be ad =
dressed 70 the Committee on Scales, the
committee reseTyIug the right 20 reject
aIy or all bids. ALEX. UPDkGRhFf,
NOS City Clerk.
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SPALDING's Glue is useful in every
house.
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nOl3ergt
FOR SALE.

4 FIRST-CLASS HOUSE ON NORTH
n Front street, Island. Has al -
modern improvements. imE
For particulars call at -,
no5a lilS MARKET STREET.
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"a stops at all ler stations No. o IS sfopa
heel'ns en-; S between Wheeling and
ATOM ,r,un gpAINS
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,, 4HHl, % lI5AM sop. M. ...............
Rayeuua.......... /! % 90, ''''''''''''''''
E-I,,n. .......... II 3OP.M "a ................
C.gy-.aud........ 10 - ''-V ''''''''''''''''
ARRIVE.
r. W1yue...... II 40 z'IO An ''''''''''''''''
Cllca- o....,........ p.'UA.m o y, .'''''''
--.Ir-uyIIle "A rrmmodaiiOn leaves
B-IIsIrs at4 iOP. ID. Bridgeport at 4;55, and
arrives al SteUDenvllIe At go =. N.
Leaves Steubenville at 7:i5 a. m, arrive
a. Bridgeport a 500 a. M.
B4'Is5ra al s:3J a. E, and l2:I5 p. m;
Bridgeport s:4j a. IN. and 200 p. IN arrive
a Nart.us Ferry at $50 a. IN. and laO p.
N R ..Jru.ug leave Martins Ferry at
TSa.n.. ana :3) y. NJ; Bridgeport IL :35
an, aud 8:4l y. m; arrive at belIaire at
U.Oa.m., and 3:D5 p. m.
Tickets to all principal points In the
El,,aud West can be procured at the
Uaion Ticket Office in Mcclure House, and
a the station at bridgeport.
+ X. MYERS,
nag Genera. Passenger & ncaet Agent.
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a Host of FrientS

Stand ready to attest the superior excel
lence OF LOGAN, LIST x Co.'S Excelsior
Baking Powder
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Pittsburgh, Gi .clnnati and St. Louis
Railway, ,,.
DAN.HANDLE ROUTE. CONDEMNED
[ um- tab of through and local trains,
y4utg. Isl:
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at'Aeellag &e9ister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.

DAILY REGISTER.
one year........SS ~ Three mOnths..G w
SIX Lnouths... i ~ One montn... IS
TRI-W EEKLX REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
one copy, l yr..S w ON copy q mos.s2 10
WEEKLY Rti4ISr ER.
one COPY, | yrSl 81 Six copies, yrs 81
one copy, q mos / 90 Ten copies yr. IL 10
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IL THE COUNTY COURT or ONO
/ county, Ia chanceiy.
The Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
lgmBhuy.